Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-08

I .t decentralization, ,,,,rarias Tho
ana '-'' ""'7i''' '''''" S'''t''''N'
puh4G ana 'He oookiiiaktrS Hs"I II oU'
between themselves, ana SO lar layers
whose bank rolls have been strong enough
are av,av Ahead OF the game And the
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,f IN si5a ~ NO nrotit and loss ac-
- TiIn ,1. p.,I,.r,i nnbIic foots the
IN ,rG r,,vs lin. inner So If will he as
I'M, az ra,ins, lasts
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inITLI, Gov mo-. nffar ,nns NJ ",nciuratad''
y,,',I,..,- 'fr,,., Tho holiday, cr1vds mat gem
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H. ak ron them Rut as one of the
-I,.,,s|,,-s .aid NfIy.iay- rIisyrt AN got on
H., - an, militia fn for il fs = regu-
I,T -nnt hail ana wrestling match all the
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q -,,rl,,,Nnt - IN. sift,ation ON such DAYS
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Tra,n,!l Phillips Costly Mistake.
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N"eH SUI" " W. l-N'i'"il anu 7"'ee''i "a
trainer as William Philips, VINO mas FRED
eriCk Cooks horses in charge. adds his
COL, Iaurra,,., n,Iv to , st.ka race ha
= -, .i7 ., 10
eau'V VI ram am '''l' MS - ms ''i'' ~
youngster Is worth bSt most people Wouio
be inclined to have confidence In his
chance. as DAILY the closing day at the
Springs had defeated Onatassa and other
clever two-year Odds But after telling
Nicol TO get ready To make the weight for
DAILY Trainer Phillips found that Jim Gar-
ney and Restigouche had also been added
for the same reasOn-tha slow track.
Then Phillips shifts the cut and bets on
Jim Gaffncy. advising all his friends to do
the same. letting his colt DAILY run for the
$3.50 stakes, only to see a few minutes
later his own colt DAILY. at 30 to /. defeat
the colt he hal bet On-Jim (safnSy. The
latter was heavily plunged on by the Far
rell- WeirJ ohnson-Sullivan combination and
the public. and on his Saratoga form looked
a good proposition. ne was only giving
the winner three pounds. But Daily. aided
by Overconridence of Knapp on Gaffney.
just got up III the last strides Knapp had
DESTROYS beaten and did not see Daily COM
ing until too late. very clever bit of
work by Ncol
But Phillips did not let Daily run loose
hurSaas, "hen ne sase a@ay we've
defeated him in the 5000 Dash stakes in
the mud. AS DAILY had up l22 pounds to
epoohel Nv tLat aus ~ i,'e h'ei.. Vi i.'s
"a a factor In any race from now on
Jockey Knapp is right now in the best
form of his turf career and Farrell has
gnsaseu nun toi tne rs. Vi .iie SEASON
but tnis Is lHe 91cohu rae ne mas iost
iatel9 m tnt SANE ma 'h me-. heeplils ms
- % on ootii SUES VI "iiii' uh.ii iaIe 10
oNel' %. III 49, eai -ou iaces - mo!e 'iah
any othe'. d pches SiIouIu LOT 'ne 'ii'e De-
ing nav es Is III ris Va VI ms neau,
All Vi tI'e utui II! oHitS Gdiiie Uul oi ttidt
race III soou shape anu 'oiiii VIII douptiess
adu 20 ms ois Winnings before sio" mes
Iie - III wv iltoie a'ahes al @litepslleau me
I'D 'ust t'Iu VIZ ~ u ne'iuiIaps Du'
oI,f nf nm Iobn Mo1dens ersat col,
IL W 90 ~. ~. - -, $3.50, s. "a W.
ilaIilou.s woh tIie vi ca. 20 eln Yen ,eaIs
1 asU' WIN tue a. usiiei vi iSo pouiios up IL
~. ,rv fer hat Ntaks ''''' ''po7'
ne n."! ,iS iot NO S ed ,., ,
ilut Dot'' 10 his dI ny oo'ii t,ai.'ei
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:" - "'ts 49, '" IN "i,A pis
I,rhat.9,- 1900 af aigb o"d 80,
Co., Inn 80 ~, Jos ,,,a 80 va. a't ~, ,'
g. iU art,agarnnss thjs fnii This ~ III. ~.
49, .rss471 go NJ, inrr, 80 W..
tha sInN or, NH, op M afso ~ 80
of rs fellow mats ar Castiaton- i1pston
D.IbI and peter pan "
Collins Price Too Liberal.
Very seldom does an owner .kick.. ., a
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%" pi'S' ,.7'''is' ''s non Sc ana yet tia'
Is Just what James X. heene ala before the
Futurity to the general amusement of those
near him in the club house When John
Walters r.. r,.u I,,,y,,,.,, o,,,t.;,.
~. nlo'.sEt vac s'iIooIinaster from Caillorhla
lie prices rom tne t!hg, anu ne saw IL was
~ So d !" I'm, M. h@eiIe observed,
%t,.'a, ar ',eS ray ing 10
~" ana ""uiu De on any course IN furopeI
guess 'It9 are going 10 liS 10 pump MN
on, o. H. II t''oS can outIuN MN
'G!''mS 10 DtC oufttS fofDcS ana MS son
r oNhdu, NJ sald; Come on. boys. It's a
hdiu pun lof me- Out We VIII go To the top
OF the grand stand, where we can get
VIEW o! what Is going on: can believe
mat those other boys would injure my colt,
out II Try to see Tor myself And the
three men went with difficulty up the
crowded stand 10 the observation point
haneu-the ROOF OF the structure.
During the race Mr.. keene, strong as
were Ms glasses. could not at first see Colin.
AMI k-pj asking his son. Where is the
colt? II IS as feared, they have him peck
et"G- Then. As FoXEau said, Il see him
!. lie IS thrd, behind chapultepec and
Sc. lin, now gr5 >iiIia, - "s % l
gard!ess Of his surroundings Gains ny-
cited owner took down his glasses and,
swinging MS nat III the air. shouted, Come
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win ~ ,hs wti,a-f,,at.d NJ W." "a CO Ia,
picking up Fair PLAY. soon collared C,hanuI
trp.c and won WITH a good draI laft Nh,
the people checred the little party descend
irg from rI,. roof If rho stand ar5 o,vror
Keen, dotted his hat in arknnwledpa,o
1t was more excitement than Amaric,,s