The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-14
oracle pAII1Y BUSY DAYA
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CLEANS EY 1HE SFTEDRAY.
Kaeus Hassn. RWSEhtU aNn Asutss Amen
Gsasss's vSostms-King Tom Bean
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Csas1sb v1cstms-King Tom Beats
Better Ladk m t,se Dest q DE
RAaaux Nlseyim Shnwa
Exarvrus hest Wa 4 factor In the Speed
way sport yesterday. Ii helped the horses
ta the ntaiaA af speed, but It cut down the
shNAudanpn GSuxes Huber and his busy
htsis truensr Oracle Pandit, aoSa&, seemed
really the snnmn Of the morning. It h only
few uzanths stncs the daughter Gf Panditl
WA Scarcely hridls vine. Yesterday shsl
INST the stars Of the Speedway and not once
WD she dsfsa6sd
The we'll known trsttM Little Heion, ELK.
driven " J. p. Gregg. District Attorney for
ousens, sad Gpriehsly. well handled by c. Il.
Lott. made up With GrAcis Pandtb the nrst
Aald. They went sway Aks . triple htNch,
and The pacs WIS fast. Soan altar passing
the Qusxter mlls POST Sprfshtiy mads break
and hs waa taken In hand Little Hsim
and Oracle Pandit had y stvs and sAks. De
LATER xnnsns nj e,:sss thol p,
driven back for another tut stnsis a:pd. Ms|
enc Of the best 20 q. y s s ns
AZ least. Oracle Pandit was the fASoar. Thamss
Lsahey sent the brown trotrsr oaaf0. FAN,
s < co. mad. ne aet break soon NJ 80
the quarter mule poet and then y ~ sul
Of it., Glacte Pandis =. Won ., ~, Su -
but Santos and sprishtly were s.Ht 100
rs; : Va =, ~. s Sss c soss -
s sSs s ssa "a. Distance wa trasssd ~
IN double haynsss. "a xns nnaa ~ 50
Alter ani.htns hshind Gs.a,s Pts: I'd &C. 2,
defeating DE paeet Better hae e. , L.!
ib en nsne sas and be fet - conndsns e vcsoV
that be vaeered liberal sum On tns rsH1|
tt. Helen Is not . .sSd a. at IN e., sssss
mile. when Little Helen got tnly H1i1aaa
;hs ses.n e rs; 81 zee -. 3 I. S;.s
PAGER Ting Tom, a1S4 ~: R4ca ~
s.a,sS a. Ten ~ f 8. - e - ~
8 hsnd. - LA. H.l% - s1oas H e.
i. SS - s.. :sss Z. q ~ shs az
TO Put ID the stinest ktnd If dffv. b lE1|
King Tom 10 trent hy : bod L4tF 1hi|
feId at tho finish. With Gscrss HubEs Ham
s: es; II :! "a SS A.; *
diving. taken in hand at the and of the ID
me best race IN the psiEtne dtytsiw @gS5 &
veteran Nance behind the latter. Bette
Lack stepped TO the front a. onos and
remained there until nearly the end
Then King Tom began to put on steam. n
whirlwind finish for which the membe
OF the Mambrino King family are noted
King Tom managed to p3sh his nose In front
Sergeant John Washington Smith fNT
to tot king tie measure Of King Tam in aha1
eet-to George Hubers Harry Van. Ia
was also q starter, but be did not figure IN IN
result Az between the others; it was eiJ
and take with the finish heads apart an
Ogden Smith in front
The Grand Circuit. trvtteE James shsvi a
q Speedway star than he was yesterdaI
It Just seemed q nice warming brush Tor on, q,
driven by Thomas B, I.eahy. Later E;
Leonard cent the mid get trotter Little nay
one brush against James Shevlin. MT
Kate never showed to better ADVANTAGE ~
she was overmatched. Col. Green "a
copper king! WINS prominent figure, drivln
Mary Joe and Jessie Mckinney. to pole. H
guest. Col. Martin was behind the gray &c
bach. drove Cobre Grande.