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no" ahypooy couN see a"ay ~ ,ho
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Westminster and Brookdale handicaps Is
mystery to me- was the way Sam Hill
dretb nut II. Of didn I give any horse in the
uiet' pus ~, .;,h O. pa,raen and T
race chahce WIN "o De'~ee", ""r
backed my Judgment. too. sfhelns WIS
lucky to get him, but 1t was pretty tough
on Frank Brown to lose him. had a good
ba, n on 70 Pc, wesn
pe' On eo pe'"eo'' -.
had gooo oel on 20 net"eeh S''o
Frank Farrell, 'because l had confidence
in Willie Shaw's Judgment. He told me
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sure as the sun rises anu SETS Sha" lot tla'
matter, could have won on either horse.
He Ia a grand jockey-o of the best that
a,,ar cot into the stirrups
o'1' 81 ~, " - 90 r,,u,,
Lyme couio give ho eAp'aIht'oh H .e'In-
! gorm's defeat, simply saving that the
horse stopped when he let him down at
the head Of the stretch The defeat OF
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tne '.af WY ,ru Tui' "a' say, oo" w '',oy
Paget, r. r. lhomas, JACK Joyner. Dave
lieved that he had the race at HE mercy.
Colonial Girl was primed for sensational
Noioh'al u'l, N"s pii iin'eu ioi se'ieA''oiia'
kiliihg' Clmr'ey No"e' her o~her' haa
been pointing her for the Suburban for
several weeks and in the netting ring sne
Mss paFHe TIdis % burke Gorge ps cnnsdine
y, hsrs in that set. who stood 70 win a not
Of money II she had come home in front.
Probably s75. 600 was taken out of the
Shields and Frank Farrell were probably
the biggest winners. but the son Of Meddler
"a rried numerous small wagers OF the
! $40, $40 and $50 varieties. J.E. Madden.
, Andrew Miller. Blair Painter. r. c. Bishot
and the society element played Dandelion,
On "wednesday night Dave Gideon was
80 sure that Astronomer would win that
| he bet al 900 with a leading bookuaker
at the Sheepehead Bay Club, getting odds
of to /. That was Gideon's bet, Tor he
not obPn PaX prsfe eG apd she ses ns
backed Asst ronomer with much liberality.
The bookmakers sheets showed practically
| no bets on Tokalon, Oxford, Cederstrome.
KuroM and Agile, but Proper was backed
at the last moment, several commissioners
running up and down the line betting S25
and $50 at a clip at odds Of 20 to i.
The Suburban was first run in 1884, with
these winners to date: Gen. Monroe, Pom
| tiac, Troubadour, Burus, Elkwood, Race
land, Salvador, Loantaka, Montana, Low
lander Ramapo, Iazzarone, Henry Of
Navarro, Ben Erlsh, Tillo, Imp, Kinley
Mack. Alcedo, Gold Heels. Africander, Her
! mis- nd Beldame. Hermis holds the record
for the race, POS. The best record over the
course IL 2:O4 s-5, held Jointly by Waterboy
| and McChesney.
The defeat Of Water Pearl in the Double
Event by James r. Keene's Ballot was
more a case Of Radtke vs. Miller than
ANYTHING else. Radtke rode his first ra ce
as the regular jockey for the Keene stable,
and he put II all over Miller One Of the
leading hackers of Ballot was George
Ianedon, who said he cleaned up enough
! to keep his automobile in repair for the
rest Of the season.
Previous winners of the first part OF the
Double Event were Torso, Russell, His High
ness, Ajax, Hornpipe, keenan,, Handspring
Ornament, Bowling Brook, Kingdom. Prince
of Melbourne, Tower of Candles, Mas