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to to to 5. Withi first money awarded
to Vestment, second1 money went to Judge
Phillips, IL to 5. with .Patagonian, 1O0-to-
1 shot, third. y b
Oiseau one of ths best two-year-old colts
in training, demonstrated his worth when
he shouldered 126 Pounds in the Holly Han
dicap. for two<year-ofds, at about six fur
longs. and ran o1INith the prize with
scarcely an efforti 4fIe simply stood the
rest of the big field upside down with his
speed and came homei breeding with three
lengths to spare ini1:1U3-5- s. S. Browns
Broadcloth. Is to 1, who was in receipt Of
twelve pounds from the winner. lasted long
enough to be second, "a head IN front of L.
v. Bells Glorifier, backed down to Z to 2
The principal points about the handicap,
at mile and half may be embodied in
the Statement that Afrfcander, odds-on ia
vorfte, ran a very bad race, being unable
to finish in the money. while Shortnose.
with the liberal odds Of to /. displayed
unexpected improvement and won cleverly
by length and a half In 2:35 Fred Geb-
hard's Pulsus, 4 to IL. who led until we'll
into the stretch, . finished second two
lengths before StonewaH. a'S66 to 1 shot.
. Africander was trailer all the way and
when O'NeilI called on MIN to go up to the
leaders the: Star Ruby colt was sulky and
sluggish apparently showing nothing of the
dash of previous performances. His defeat
could not be accounted for by those who
control him.
Lady Amelia picked up lao pounds in the
handicap for all ages, at about six fur
longs, and won. It was remarkable feat,
demonstrating the fact that the little Ben
Brush filly is a phenomenal three-year-ol
The layers, however, believed that the limit
as to weight had been reached and that
Lady Amelia would be unable to carry 1t,
so they put up to 1, only to have the big
players hammer the odds down to Ii to 5.
Ascension, the two year-old Handzarra and
Collector Jessup attracted the rest of the
smart speculation
/. Redfern took Lady Amelia to the front
with rush. Letola, Is to 1. went after
her, but quickly gave way to Handzarra.
But Lady Amelia never faltered and when
Letola came strong in the stretch she
maintained her leadership to the end. rid
den out. Letola finished a length behind
her. beating Collector Jessup by a half
length. The latter Beat Ascension a head.
The time was ITO 3-5
Monacodor. a 40-to-1 shot won the fifth
race, for @two-year-olds, at about SIX fur
longs, by nose He dropped from the
clouds and got the decision from Trapper.
10 to l. who in turn was head in 'front.' of
Juvenaga, 16 to 5, with Lincroft. the IA
vor1te, four lengths away. Many specta-
tors at an angle thought that Trapper had
won by good head. The time was III.
Frank Farrells Champlain, 11-to-5 favor
lite In the last race. at mile and a six
teenth, got away poorly and after making
up the lost ground in the run up the back
stretch had nothing left when the crisis ar
rived Seymour, 3 to i, who was off run
ming, on the other hand, was never caught
and won easily by three lengths from Ora
Yina, 3 to l, who was half a length before
L. d. SuIlican's Midshipman, 20 to 1. Cham
payne was a length and a half back The
attendance was about 10000