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Sixteen Qualify for
Golf Play
Opening Rounds of the Annual
Championship Tourney
Are Decided

OAKLAND, May 15.-The annual
tournament for the golf championship
for 1903 Of the Pacific coast golf asso-
citation was begun today on the fashion
able Claremont country club links OF
this city. The contestants participated
in the medal play and in the prelimi-
nary rounds of the match play for the
determination of the qualifying players
for the next round and semi finals.
Thirty-one golf experts, representing
the country club of San Francisco and
Berkeley contested in the opening
round of medal play and those making
the 16 best scores for IS holes qualified
for the match play.
The Is men to qualify for the match
play, together with the respective
scores, were:
D. whyte 81. F. A. Kales 81, F. J. Neville
81, J. J Valentine gr S. n. c. Goehep p,a SO
80. F. S. Stratton 81, A. s. Lilley 92, W. T.
johnson 80. A. J. Owen 80, E. b. Braden 80,
c. b. Hubbard 90.
The remaining contestants were
D. F. Beldon, c. NJ. Goodall, II: H. Smith. NJ
W. Kates, G. d. Greenwood. q. NJ. Bowles
AleP Il s. White A. Idda ~ Higgins Enc,si, i O.
Tomorrow morning the second round
of the match play will be held and in
the AFTERNOON the semi finals win de-
termine who shall compete for the
championship in the finals. which will
be played off Sunday morning.
The best contest in the first round of
the match play held today was that be-
tween f. c. Newton and w. F. Darby,
the former winning the IS holes of
match play with 2 up. The score was
l up when the last hole was played,
and Darby came near winning the final
hole and making the score even up.
The match between D. P. Fred
ericks and H. S. Black was also warmly
contested Fredericks winning the
match with l up.
The following qualified for the sec
ond round: F. c. Newton. f. ]. Ne
Vile, H. c. Golcher, c. D. Whyte, C. B.
Hubbard, J. ]. Valentine, F. A. Kales
and D. p. Fredericks.
At the conclusion OF the first round
of match play drawing contest was
held. w F. Darby won the long drive
contest with a drive of 225 yards. The
average three drives for distance went
to c. D. Whyte with total OF 5S5
yards. S. c. Newton won second hon
ors, with sos yards and w. f. Darby
took third place. with $40 yards.
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Seals Fall Before
virgins Curves
SkiILman and MohIcr Are the
ONLY Men Who Hit the
Ball Safely
By W. J. Slattery

Every Seal was on Red" Bill
Wrighrs stam yesterday afternoon at
the Valencia street lot For nine
innings the native tossers swung and
swung at the benders Of the big fell
low, but all their valiant efforts netted
just two lonesome hits-one in the
third inning by SkilIman and another
in the seventh by Mohler. While the
Seals were busy IN an effort to get Jerry
10 Wrights collection the Oaks amused
themselves by hammering Southpaw
Skillman for II safeHes. which heiped
three runners on their way.
The Oakland felders also did their
duty wei, not one OF them falling down
on single chance that came skipping
over the green field. This good work
also helped Wright out a lot. He
knew that he could stick EN- over the
pan IN safety and that the men behind
MIN would take care OF everything
Every man on both teams was fulI
Of pepper and consequently the game
was reeied of IN an hour and 25 min
utes- All Of the hits We're clean ones
and only one Of the errors counted in
The collecting Of runs. The game was
replece with snappy pays by the in
neloers on each side, and il was also
enllvened by great running catches by
Smith and Nelchoir. whose feetness
Of foot saved q couple Of runs
Oakland got to Slillman for the first
run ia the second inning. Eagan
opened up the FIRE with a safe drive
and Hogan bunted. Williams booted
The throw. advancing Hogan to second
and Eagan to third. Cook flied to rfght
and Haley forced Ea gan at the plate
SO i looked as though Skillman was
safely out Of the woods till Lewis tore
Of bingle 10 the right garden that
upset calculations and allowed Hogan
TO score the run.
The sixth brought another. This
time Heitmuller and Eagan each found
safe places in the Outfeld. Hogan
doubled up Truck at second, and again
il looked bright for the Seal southpaw
But Texas Lacquer from the bat OF
Cook fell into right and Heine was able
10 beat in through.
AS gentle reminder that they still
Inquired the oaks put the third one over
IN the last inning. This time Wright
landed on second when Zeider booted
his grounder, advancing to third on
Smith indeid out Van Haltren started
a liner for right. which Williams
knocked down with one mitt. 1t was
race between the old boy and big
blonde for the bag. and Van won by q
wink, Wright scoring on the play.
SkillL1an was really lucky in being
let down with only three runs chalke6
against him, for the II hits which the
Oaks piled up tell q story Of a very
busy afternoon with the big stick Fast
nelding alone kept at least a couple OF
the Commuters away from the pan. The
score.
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tion by those who were looking for
something to beat Native Son, the re-
ceding favorite of the race, whose two
previous performances were not OF
character that invited confidence in his
ability to win. Belle Kinney and Native
Son broke in front on practically even
terms, but the former was able to inn
mediately take a commanding lead OF
about two lengths, which she held
throughout. and won in the fastest
time of the day Native Son cut down
her lead slightly at the very end, but
could never get close enough to her to
make it exciting and had to be content
with place honors. Silver Stocking. the
best played horse in the race, was third
all the way. Cruzados, one of the short
priced contenders. lost all chance by
collision with another horse just as the
barrier went up.
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SThIAfARY
Baseball Notes

Old Truck Eagan sure had his eye glued right
on the seam Of the bali every time SkiilmEn
hurled IL al him. -Four trips TO the plate netted
Truck as many bingles. one OF them being q
double. the lone long bit Of The game.
Tive Of the three Oakland runs were scored
sitter the Seals had pulled on startling plays that
apparently grabbed whatever chance Oakland
stood 20 register No wonder Danny Long was
crying hard luck after II over
Zeider played smother phenomenal game al
short for the home team Eleven hard chances
came his way and be gathered in every one save
that which Wright lined at him in the last
inning Unfortunately it let Ia run
Long wiz work Henley against the Commuters
this afternoon The long boy says he has re
covered his control again and Is longing for
chance 10 get at Oakland. whom be used 10 beai
nearly every time lie started
San Francisco will have TO win again thiE
afternoon in order 10 retain the hoaored place
az the head OF tie list. for the Commuters are
right at her heels. The wet weather IN the
north ealsea the pOstponement Of the Angel
Beaver game yesterday afternoon, aud cOnse
Queatg The standing Of these teams remains un
changed Should the Beavers trim their southern
guests the latter VIII be in the cellar
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Workouts

Psllss-Three- -eighths in 80
Adele Brooks--iiye-e ighths in I.0G 3-5.
Linola-l5alf ID SO 40.
2. n Rrown-rAree ghths Ga :4o breezing.
Corvent 5e.te-Miie and an eighth in 2:06 2-5.
Astoria Eelle-Half In ~ 3-5: hreezfnc
n--Five-eiEhths in 1.l5. breezing
Dr, Coaeman--Ihree- eiehths IN 40. breeZing.
Ghinock-fiile in .53 %
sannock 6ob-lialf in SO %
Gene RusseI-Half 10 81.
Ton ShsW- Five-e ig1ths ln .05: breezinR
Rightezsy--illr llree-el ehths IN .38 D.
Ruth W-ILrce-Qua-ters in l-25.
BAY BeHnett-Three-eiehf in 80
Beechwood-Fi ive-ei iEhtns in .0S 30
Prank Eugent-Half in 80 3-5.
Colonel deuell-Ihree-e ieiIths IN 30 3-5
llus-Seven-eig ghfns in "a. breezinc
Curriculum Fiye-eighths 81 los.
East End iVe-eieEtbs in II. hreeziue
Manila S-fige-eiehths in 1907 %.
John Il. Sheehan-rhree- quarters in 1 :21 3-5;
9reezsDg.
A 3 C-I4aIf IN %
triumphant -Five-eighths fl 1906 2-5.
Einsman-Niie IN .56 %; breezing.
Eereafter-F -Fife-eiglths IN 1907 40: breezinc
Esther E-Ialf IN - 2-5.
Preen-Ihree -eiEhtEs in 81 2-5.
Osorine-Three -eighths in Al. breezing
Horace H-Three-eighths in .3s %.
Baron Esher-t ive-eielths in .0S 80.
Black Nate-Three-e igbths ia IS 30
Little hfus--Th hree-eighths IN .3S
Evron RCse-F iTe-eichths IN les
Little Joker-Three quarters IN 1.22
uantta-Ihree-eigh ghths In rs.
Pafriotic-T hree-quarters IN "a; breezing.
Sir BriiIar-7Iile 10 1s5l %.
Princess Ihrce-eighthE in 40.
Lord Eelson-Three-eigh IN 80
Lucky Lad-Alile and an eighth in 2:o4
F6uin T. Fryer-Three- quarters in 1:2o.
Dorado Fire-eichths in 1.08; breezing.
ROYAL Rogue hree-eiehths IN jJ. breezing
Legatee-AIile in 20
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was taken back to his stable yesterday he was
dragging his injured leg. aud it is feared that he
will not be in shape to face the barrier again
at this meeting.
1t was the irony of fate that one Of his
castons should have beaten II. G. Bedwen cut
OF bet yesterday. Bedwell had traded the
mare Belle Kinney with Butch" Fisher the
day before for FL 0tros and did not for mo
Stocking, straight and place. that Belle Kinney
would be able TO beat her. Redwen had become
disgusted with Belle Kinney when she failed
10 show in her only recent start with Walter
Miller up any Of the speed that she had in
the mornings.
Dr. SaylOr. who served as paddock veterinarian
for the New California jockey club during the
season, has taken his departure for New York
where he has received q similar appointment.
local veterinarian has been appointed TO per-
form the duties which Saylor has been discharg-
ing, as the jockey club mana cement is convinced
veterinarian ON duty in the paddock has been Of
considerable assistance In keeping the sport in
healthy state. 1t is known that several
owners have been called to account By the
stewards at various times for ofenses concern
Ing which no announcement was made.
O. A. Bianehi will sell a yearIing colt by
Rayelstone TO which he has given the name
Judge Quinn. after the Burns & WaterhOuse
sale at Emeryvil1e today. II is expected that
fairly good prices Will be realized at the Burns
& Waterhouse sale. despite the financial eOndi-
tions which have affected sales throughout the
country since last fall, as the youngsters are
particularly promising lot and competition will
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California Promotion Committee
lORGANIZED I9O2-l
s.PRONOTION-Th act OF promoting; advance

ORGANIZED 1902
''PROMOTION--The act of promoting; advance
ment; encouragement. ''-Century Dictionary
The California Promotion committee has for
whole. It has nothing to sell It's energies ara
devoted to fostering all things that have the
ADVANCEMENT OF California their object.
II gives reliable Information every subject
cunnscted with the Industries % California. u
gives ENCOURAGEMENT 10 the establishment
OF new industries and ilvites desirable imniigra-
tion- II Is not Employment Agency although
il gives Information regarding labor conditions
Il presents the opportunities and needs In all
fields OF business AMI professional activity. This
committee is supported 1y popular subscription
and makes no charge for any service rendered
Affiliated with the committee l60 coinmer-
..iai 0reaaiza tions of the stIre. with member
ship of over 30. eco. Meetings are held SEMI
annually IN different parts OF California. where
matters OF state interest are discussed Head
quarters OF the committee are uialntained In san
Francisco IN Calfcrn.A h1iisiinS. Union square
C0RRESPONDENCE INVITED
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Gossip of the Track

Gemmell. champion sprinter Of the Local S,a rae rae
ing season. changed hands at Emeryvllie yes
terday. William Walker bought the morse I',,l IRON
and Stuart Polk for $1,000. Polk mad planned
to ship Gemmel to Butte last night with the
rest of his stable for q summer campaign, but
1t was decided at the last moment to accept
an OFFER which Walker made for the morse.
Gemmell won IL out of % starts during the
season and lost several that he should have
won. He Will be notable addition to the
stable which Walker VIII campaign at Seattle,
which already includes such cracks as Stanley
Fay Center Shot and Edwin Gum Wilson re-
fused an effer of $J, oo0 for Gemmel earlier In
he is wen worth the money that Walker paid for
him, it has clearly been established tnat the
horse ha VIII 50 route ysaT os as wen as sprint
W. V Conran who has successfully engi-
neered several big coups at Eueryville. scored
a failure Yesterday when Tollgatherer, which
he is training for ]. g. Thompson, Nevada
mining man, unplaced in the third race. II
is reported that Tollgatherer was backed Tor
thousands in eastern poolrooms by Conran's con-
nections who recently made a killing on tne
year old G. W Riley. There was a not tlP
of which considerable backing was accorded him.
The horse showed absolutely no speed at any
stage of the running and finished far back In the
ruck. 1t was singular coincidence that FREQ
Bent should have fallen going around the nrst
turn in the Just he did one year ago
race in which that horse graduated from tne
maiden class and incidentally was the me- medium n
|
started in the interim.
Fonr foals by Handpress, w P. Magrane $
Hanover stallion, reported at interior points
within the state, the most promising or when
/ is a colt out OF NJ. D. Miller's lshtar. sister
to the celebrated Hamburg Belle. This young
ster is certainly bred in the purple and, II
breeding counts. should be crackajaek. Other
| mares that have dropped Handpress foals are
W. l.. stanheld's kittie Kelly. George Went
worth's Mocorlto and ID. kennedys Novia.
! IIandpress has been standing at Brentwood stock
! farm.
When sIassa was severely injured yesterday
the Ross stable was virtually put out OF busi-
ness so far as the likelihood of winning any
more races at Emeryville this season is con
cerned. The Mist had picked up nail during
the running of the race which she won the day
before and the foot was In such condition yes
terday that she could not put it TO the ground
This probably mems that she will he on the
| shelf until the opening of the Seattle season
at least At the same time she Is suffering
from the effects of kick which was admins-
tered to her at the post. That she should have
won in spite OF these mishaps is tribute TO
her gameness. She has shown herself to be a
marvel of consistency throughout the season.
and 1t is to be hoped that permanent III
effects win follow the accident When Massa
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s. S. S. the only safe Contagious
It purely vegetable made entirely from healing cleansing
and bark and in addition to curing this vile disorder builds
part OF the system Mercury
they only mask it in the system awhile they
the disease returns usually than before
he has damaged his health with these minerals which
delicate lining OF the stomach affect the bowels
and often set up eual 1t will not do tribe with dis
Contagious
blood
the control OF blood
bad results gentle
S s. not only safe but certain
this disease and medical desired
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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Stake Race Is Won
by a Maiden
Question Marx Takes a $1,000
Epent for His First
VictOry
SPECIAL DIspArCH 10 THE GAIL

BELMONT, May 15.-QuestiOn Mark
a 3 year old colt that had never won a
race, won the Baychester stake Ills
chance appeared TO be so slender thar
the book makers offered TO l against
him, although he was opposed only by
two horses.
Question Mark. Robert Cooper and
Golden Pearl made up the field. The
race was poor one from a time stand
point, as the time hung out was l-4S-
Robert Cooper, supposedly a fast colt.
did not run the mile better than las 81
while Golden Pearl was full second
behind the winner.
There is no way TO account for the
success of Question Mark except TO
place the blame for his opponents poor
showing TO the muddy track AT every
stage of the race Question Mark was
the master. Golden Pearl and Robert
Cooper were scarcely able to raise
respectable gallop and foundered along
in the rear. The summary:
FIRST RACE-Handieap $1,000 added six
Odds Horse. a-ss" Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5 to I-CoIoneI Jack 124 tNotter} ..-....--.-.-1 I
8 to 5-Lawrence Z. Dale. 120 lNicoJ -. - 5
Time. ia 20 oxford, Hartford Boy, finished
as named
SECOND RACE-s1, 900 added four and
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5 To Sir Martin. 112 (lcCarthyl .---...------l
10 Right Sort. lis (E. Duganl l.-...-......2 ,
5 10 1-Harrigan. IL (kOernerl .-...- )
Time. :55. Hoyie. Tom Reid, Armiak, nnisned
named.
THIRD RACE-The Baychester stake, $1,000
added one mile:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
TO Question Mark. 100 lshilling) ...-.--.d
TO Robert Cooper. 107 tShreyel !
Z TO 1O-CioIden Pearl, lis III. Dugan) ........-S
Time, 1:43-
FOURTH RACE-SteepIeehase. $1,000 added,
about two niles
odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
10 TO 1-Bayonet 146 (Aickinneyl ..-..-..--.- Il
5 TO Palm. 151 llI Henderson, ..-...---- =
10 5-Rars. 1j1 tMcAfeel 3
Time. 400 % The Knight. M0Ximillan,
yervane. Yellowback, Aiken, hnished as named
FIFTH RACE-SelIing 5000 added. i've fur
Odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
10 1--Dander 100 tllcCarthyl l............... I
Z to Father stafford 100 (Shillingl .......... 2
to 1--WambOro, 81 e Dnganl. 8
Time 1.O13-5. Sister Phyllis. U Kid,
Nedlim All Red, Pete. Bold Girl Indian Hunter,
tie Belle. HephaestuS Distract. Lady Beverwyek.
Sister Jennie. finished named
| SIXTH RACE-Selllng. $1,000 added, one mile:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Elm.
to 1-Bellwether. 90 It. kOernerl I
: to 1-Chantiliy, 100 (Shawl ...-.---..--- z
| ! to 1-Nick Stoner. 80 (0IcCahey) .-.--- 3
Joseph. Sir TOddiDgtOn, Import, finished as
/
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CINCINNATI. May 15.-Cineinnati blew up
IN the eighth inning TO-DAY. when New York
scored nine runs Good bunting and a tumble
BY Huliswit when bases were fun assisted New
1ork materially in their getting. Score:
Cincinnati ....-..-.......2 >
rev 1ofA .---.---.-.- 3 IL 3
Barterles-Campbell and Schlei: TAYLOR. Nc
Ginnity, Bresnahan and Needham. Umpire
ST. LOUIS. May 15.-Boston opened here this
afternoon with victory over st. Louis Ray
mond did good work and Boston's scoring was
done through errors and passed balls. Score:
r. r. E..
- --'--9 ---------- -------.--.. )
Batteries-Raymond. Ludwig and Hosfetter:
Dorner ana Bowerman Umpire-Emslie.
CHICAGO. Nay 15.-Brooklyn ontbatted and
onffeloed Chicago today, the m.play Of the
visitors costing nothing. while Evers' mun of a
dinky ny II the fourth good for two runs.
Iinker's tumble in the ninth was the starter for
another run Score:
R. H. E.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. ?
bf0ok.3n .--.'-.--.. .....---.-..
Batteries-Fraser and King; Mcintyre and
Bergen. UmDire-Rigler.
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The initial shipment of horses from Emeryville
TO Butte took place last night when the strings
of Harry Stover and Stuart Polk departed fer
the Montana track. Slower will send of
HIS horses 10 Butte at the close of the Emery
vile season.
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American League

BOSTON May 15.-Timely hitting. following
battery and fielding errors, gave Detroit the
third straight game over Boston today, to 4.
score; r. II. 2.
Detroit 10 4
bnslVn ----...------ II
batteries-KiIlisn and Schmidt; Young and
Criger.
WESTINGHOUSE Louis game postponed; rain.
CleTeland-New York game postponed: rain.
At Philadelphia-Cb Cblcago-Pb Philadelphia game
pOstDOned. rain.
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National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

PlITSBURG. May 15.-Philadelphia shut out
Pittsburs today. i TO 0. Willis was taken out
OF the box after the third inning. when three
base on balls, two two base ldts and a single
netted Tie visitors six runs. Score:
49, r. II. E.
Fittsburg Observation-Disclosures. q 4 n
Philadelphia .................l IA q
BaIlerles--Nillis, Phillippi, Gibson and O'Con-
nor McQuillan and DOOM
Jmpires-kiem and Rudderham.
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FIE,rH RACE-SelIlne so0O added. f4e fu
LOUIsYILLE wINNERs

LOUISVILLE. KY. May I5.-ResHlrs:
First race four and a half furlonss-Silver'
ado won. Teddy Bear second. Major Lawrence
third. Time. 80 Id.
Second race. six furlongS-Spion wen. Hannibal
Bey second. Potter third. Time. 1:13 4-J.
Third race. seven furlOngs-king' DSugh-
ter won. Great Pirate second. Bottles third-
Time. .26.
Fourth race steeplechase. full course--lfcAI<
lister won. Waterway second. Class Leader
third. Time. 3.39 As.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs- Eliza
beth HarwoOd won. Transform second. Tonnle
third. Time. :54.
Sixth race. one mile-Warner GrisWeu won.
st. Valentine second. Beau Brummel third.
Time. 80 40.
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Kinney. Z place, 2 show /;
" Belvidere- Miss Kinney.
Sokomo, Captain Burnett.
%. Native Sou
r acting badly at the post,
gamely. Native Son has
: track was somewhat
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be keen for some of them. The sale is sched-
uled for IL O'Clock.
Jockey Gilbert showed return Of the form
which induced 7. H. Williams 10 buy his con-
tract from J. F. Clifford for $4,000 when hd
won his first race yesterday with the Williams
colOrs I'd on Creation. It was a case where
vigilance at the barrier counted. Gilbert viii
have an excellent chance 10 make good upCn
reaching New York with the Williams st8Ble
week hence and il is to be hoped that bis
cent poor streak really has been broken
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The Calls Handicap Forecast
BY j. r. Jeffery

Ratings good track Deduct point each pound overweight
LORD NELSON-PRINCE FREDERICK-RAY BENNETT
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Observation-Disclosures
LORD NE-VINTON-TOMMY AHEARN
and 20 yards sell ing; 8 year olds and upward
BURLEIGH-PREEN EEN-PAIAROITA
SIXTH RAcE-Fve handicap;

Mason handicap; year olds and upward !:
Remarks.
Burleigh has worked well since his last
start. in which he made a poor showing
Preen is at his best and is in very nicely
of weight. Booger Red is In very light and
is dangerous.
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FOURTH E-steepleehsse. $1,000 added,
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
10 TO 1-Bayonet 146 (Slckinneyl ..-..-..--.--l L
5 to Palm 15l llI. Henderson, ..----- :
9 10 5-Rara. 151 tMcAfeel j
Time. zoe 25. The Knight. MaXimlllian,
Vervane, YellOwback, Aiken, finished as named
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THIRD RACE-The Baychester stake, $1,000
added one mile:
odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
6 TO 1 Question Mark. 103 (Shilling) .-....--.l
to Robert Cooper. 107 tShreyel- -----.-----3 7
TO 1o-GoIden Pearl. lis (E. Dugan) .........S
Time, 1:43-
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Ine-.23 % as So I.ce 40. At post minutes
Son - place. 10 show; Stocking. 20 show. "
Trained By W Fisher. Triumphant !.
Start fair. Won driving. Second and third easil
So Stocking -. Lucille 20 Cruzados J-2 Bel
got away flying and. setting the pace all the way.
gone back He could hardly gain sn inch on Bell
against lin, however. Cruzados knocked out OF ]
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SECOND RACE-s1, 900 added four and
odds Horse Welgit and Jockey Fin.
8 10 Sir Martin. 112 Mccarthy. .-.-.....----l
5 10 Right Sort. lis u. Duganl .-.....-.... ,
3 10 1-Harrigan. IL (kOernerl. .-... ..d
Time. :55 Hoyle. Tom Reid. Armlak. finished
as named.
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BEST CHANCE-RIGHTEASY
NEXT BEST-LORD FILIGRANE

Apprentice allowance.