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Here thcy come"
Tb.re vns crnniug Of nccks and stratn-
i,a of cycs ns several dark oh ects loomod up
at the head of the stretch. w" "l 'h's' u"
jects were we'll In advance OF tho others. ana
ne crowd in ynin tried to make out their
,ne ..o"' u, ~ w." ,,s, ,,,,u tho mile on
identity sn, ~ vas ',|. 't',,i' haH ho,, rsached
nos+ AS S%S o%ca pSD" 'd @ chat
,na' .'r r,oi,says Rankor was tho winner, With
yames yl,G ,'","a, rs p"Tv "nJ whs" wns seen that
Brilhah' socohu' "h" "n'" .,
Chrysolitc was sure OF doicat Reheth' grow
So MS"' nn p hsn nT I'' It % ike pas
the ponies in poolroom and the eSTowd'urneu
away praying that the fog Wou'd not sho"
up again TINS season ,S ,irs roc. vos rim the tip
nJ,.S "n,o',io,ianth,t Dvment's Tongorder
was IN clrculat'oh'n 81. rIn-a,.
haI tla Sour "a n o..
The order colt had fairly burned up the track
in nriyatetrials for this event and the clockers
who had seen MN IN ac,.oh san ne ,,t ,ttu ,"oE sV
lose unless he broke leg Inc colt TOOK
warming up Rallop through the stretch before
.h .o,,a ond Lacked to be so f1t that the crowd
the race ana ,ooSsa 70 os so hnord % NJ the short
rushed into the ring to get ABOARD at '"e s''o''
price of 8 to s.
But. strange to say, the Western players,
u,ho krew tho colts Qualities better than
VINO nne" u'e r,,. e",. am'I am ,No o,bor heovv
anybody. and nearly all 'he o'her heaE.
operators who bet when they feel that thsy
are aware OF all the c.rcurnstances in the
on Tongorder and probably did his pest but
the colt proceeded 10 run race that was
to say the M nsed we wos mao never nE
spectators sat ur in oGenmonthmed m wonder
lI2 pounds. SO that his performance could not
be accounted for by the public, though the
shrewd fellows, particularly the book
Nsturaily the Question arose from many
sceptics after this painful incident:
How did the wise men anticipate Ton
gorder = bad race"
But that is one of the mysteries of rae
ing that even the turf authorities find an
Then there was Meddling Daisy, fiily
by Meddler F.. owned by Alexander
Shields who proved another disa pp0ntnieft
In the fifth race. but under decidedly df-
fere1t circnmT,anses Bscepse Of ,ahda iaTly ,6
when. with Notter up she ran fourth to
Third Alarm, Elevation and Good Luck,
Meddlng, Daisy was remarkably strong ia
and again Willie knapp, who had the leg up.
probably did his best, but the Meddler MY
fh that II ,hs st time the wise men as Vel as The
crowd ei" threw up their hands. All Of which
goes to show that while the 81, smaF people
nosEs''T make mist Ikes in placing the checks on
sii.gei good things.
Minis for thp rest Of the meeting for trying
70 beat ihe barrier but also left both Rose OF
aTn and nn Fqf 4 pfs Iash SsndnS "Tsn 9s %ss @ na
entirely the starters fault however. that
these two horses did not gef away, ior both
wes pressed but refused absolutely 10 break
sill, those Who bet on them. and there were
hGH he ha, Y%nd E"a h"Te f sh"Mn aa2.
cassidy was to blame, they said, for he is
paid salary to get all h1rses ,op on i"ge,hSr
iemner or disposItion of a horse who is in
Clned to balk at the barrier, and that IN such
unfortunate cases he should not receive the
Fiii hlame
There was some tremendous betting on
the first racp. which was won by Gold Rose.
4 warn was iu circulation that Dominick
o.Naliey OF New Orleans had won a fortune
on tie success of the CioldCrest Ally but there
was nothing authentic TO this effect Gold
bose with only 02 pounds 10 carry was looked
unon as n moral cinch and n" plunrors nm
hooked their bank rolls for the biggest coup
nj III. NJ afternoon Gold Rose openeI at to g.
but in The absence of an avalanche of big
money the LAYERS BOOSTED he odds TO \ to >.
Then came The financial Hood in slich volume
that he fllly was rounded down to even
money
Max Blumenthal and clubhouse COM
missioner each wagcred siO, 900. Joe Hay
man Jeese Iewisnhn aud William dubois
zach nut down a. $50 with smaller WaEerS
made bv John Evans John Moran he Ilch-
trns.sins Dave Gideon Ralph Sugar Dave
o'TonnDr Pat Shcrdy, Charley Hsney, =.
Raw and a bunch from he clubholise. Mean
while FrOntn nnac who gave fourteen pounds
To Gold Eose was made second in favor,
hacl ed down TO i TO l. with Charley Cash
Eddie Mcdonald Mark Rordan and ot hers
nlayin u he Kin gstOn horse across the boards
fwnn RE TerrihIe caught Bob Mc(,lbbun and
Dick brown with Joe Rose and Frank Tyler
taxing Graceful Bob Rose and Eoc Pearsall
nlavinp Astarita and Bad News the top
wreipht who gave twcnty-nine pounds to the
winner fancied by Joe Murphy and Al Stokes
'Hsmother killer for The books vas Tho
sontberner in the second race NaItin