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m kinds NJ long prices. ~ well had the tip
b4.o circulated When some Of the lucky
plsvsr. oc.' 10 cash they got into wrangles
v'h me nookWakers because, as they a..
,srted. they found that their bets had been
placed IN Melbourne Nominee instead Of
v.bourue In calling IN the waaers to tho
sheet writer's the layers sot Melbourne"
md 'WeIboutae' mixed. hence the mistakes.
John Cavanagn, however. soon Strengthened
our the 'angle with his usual tact.
John 4 brakes hard luck was still in
evidence He has been a heavy loser during
the Belmont Park meeting. and he wound up
by dropping 4 bundle on Yves and Just so.
II was sad after the last race that Drake et
only a small amounton Pretension to win,
the bulk OF his wager being for the place
But Drake cleaned up handsomely on Water
Pearl, The winner Of the Eclipse Stakes,
Water Pearl lie the best ~two-year-old ]
hive had in nv care for a long time. said
Trainer JOINER before the race. IT he does
rot win | shall be very much surprised.
Plyet had a large wager down at I, and so did
Z R Thomas. Newton Bennington and others
Who were in the know. Water Pearl is a we'll
rounded, racy looking chestnut. who won so
EASILY that the crowd, unusually large. en-
Unused over HIM TO the limit He wa eased
up al the end OF the trip, yet he ran the dis
lance. FIVE and a half f%urlongs. in 100 3-S.
with III pounds, Just one second slower than
the track record. held by Leonora W. made
with % pounds. The Newcastle Stable COM
binatlon. which has been extremely for
turate this year backing Miller's mounts.
los, a small fortune on Oran and also OIL Sara
cInesca in the second event. Saracinesca
opened at even money. but went back to
ITO 5 when the heavy play on T. Hitchcock,
Jr 3. Golf Ball began. The Plaudit colt,
trained BY J. f Madden. carried a heavy COM
mission. sent to the books by the Raineys
and others, until he actually closed al 9 to S.
0ran, opening at I TO 10, closed at Is 20 20.
II was a bad day all around for the Mil
lerttes, as u q people who follow the fortunes
otthis popular Jockey have come to be known.
Miller ran second with Geranium in the first.
third with Saracinesca in the second, second
with oran in the third. second with Neptunus
In the fifth and finished just outside OF the
money with Vino in the sixth. Radtke did
somewhat better, as he won with Golf Ball,
nn second with Mandarin and third with
Conville.
Il II Was Enp,athipo - , 1nIl Io- To- Thon,aa
Hitchcock. Jr, who won the Grand National
6eeplechase with Good and Plenty. probably
The best cross-country horse in the world,
and also scored with Golf Ball, in addition to
finishing third with Conville. Mandarin is
owned by Francis r. Hitchcock.
Good and Plenty was not only tired when
le pulled up after the Grand National but
lis tanks were bleeding from welts caused
" Rays whip. Ray was also pretty we'll
Jagged out from his exertions. Several Eng
NsA turf experts declared that in their opinion
Good and Plenty could win the Grand National
over in England from a field Of the best jump
M In training. Good and Plenty picked up
pounds in Yesterdays race, giving twenty
POUNDS to Grandpa and nine to Herculoid.
lhe Grand National was worth 81. 900 gross.
Of which the winners share was 81, 500. Pre-
NOUS winners OF this jumping event we're
!tlllon, Phllae, Sacket. George ". Jenkins,
nom, St, Jude and Mackey Dryer. Good
nd Plenty's tine, 5:25, cut exactly twelve
seconds from the track record. which he
uung up IN the Whitney Memorial on Decora-
ton Day.
The gross value Of the Eclipse Stakes was
Woo, the winners share being So 1000. Pre-
nout winners were Ell Rio Rey, Sally McClel-
Aho, Iammany. Sir Walter, Domino, Connois-
eur Don de Orc, Frohman, Jean Beraud, His
hoya! Highness, Irritable, Blue Girl, Mizzen,
Deohlcas. Gloriler and Vendor.
VIII the bookmakers ever decide to quote
aOe'el prices against brakes horses? II
As become a standing joke at the track
,nat Whenever Enoch Wishard sends a horse
% me post the timid layers quote as much
Is 10 for a moment. then even money
ma ODDS on the instant big wagers are in
asnt' Some INSCRIPTIONS owners would
pun such prices and have their horses
eaten; but Drake bets heavily Just the
same and goes on losing without a grumble.
'e,ner Bill DAILY put little Garner on one Of
~ oo skates the other day and aft er the race
we mldeet, in explaining matters to the Sage
VI hartford, said;
honest, Mr.. DAILY, l didn't think your
suse could beat. But when the barrier
.e. up made a noise like a wooden leg
ny ue old nag broke in 'front.'"
~ was rumored yesterday that Starter
~ssoy would be permitted to use his walk
sps'em at Gravesend to-day, but careful
.'esugatlon showed that there was no
tLWuna Tor the story. When the favorite,
,e 90, was left at the most In the dfth m INA