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, 1910-11-03
SOME ANCIENT HISTORY.
carey's Own Words Condemn His
Present Political Practices.

Present Poittical Practices.
Judge Carey's memory is evidently
at fault, or else he willfully make
wrong accusations. In an intervie,
with the editor of the Golden Prairie
Herald on July 1, 1910. Judge Carey ir
speaking of the state tax law said:
1.-The law is depriving the counties
Of the right to govern their own at
fairs. Its administration has been die.
tatorial to the extern or threatening
county officials with removal from OF
flee II the behest of an imported tax
commissioner for whom the office was
created, is not carried out"
Judge Carey in this statement re-
ferred to Hon. w. A. Richards, Tax
Commissioner under the law in ques
ton. Now let us see what Judge
Carey has said of Governor Richards
at another time.
In an pen letter written by Judge
Carey July ~, 1889, addressed to John
F. Carroll, editor of the Cheyenne
Leader, and published in the Chey-
enne Sun Of July %, 1889. he said:
81 present the peoples endorsement
of the following appointments and I
I'm proud Of each appointment made.
William A.. Richards, of Northern
Wyoming, Johnson and Sheridan coun-
ties, surveyor general, vice John
Charles Thompson of the state of Ken
lucky. removed. Leroy Grant of Al.
bany county, receiver of public mon
sys. vice William l.. Girrard of the
state Of Kentucky, resigned"
While 1t is not absolutely material
to this item, 1t may be of interest to
quote another paragraph from Judga
Carey's letter addressed to Mr.. Car
roll:
Now in conclusion, Mr.. Carroll, /
only have this remark to make. 1t
takes a e Democrat to do dirty
work for Republicans. but a Republic
can must Indeed be low to act as a
scandal monger for the Democratic
party"
In this campaign ancient history
forms very interesting reading. We
quote from the "Chieftain'' of Evans
ton. Uinta county. Wyoming, of Al
gust 8, 1890. The "Chieftain" on that
date said:
"In the newspaper reports of the
speech made by Judge Carey in Chey.
enne, appears the following:
HE said that the souls of Demo-
Gratis were so small that were they
malleable as gold and could be ex-
tracted and pounded, all Of them
would fail to make a leaf large enough
to cover a ten cent piece. In this con-
nection. the learned orator favored his
hearers with the information that
gold was the most malleable of met
ais
This is at once a confession and a
slur upon the Democrats which will
not be lost sight Of"
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ing more than a half-million dollars
ID in Laramie county in six
years. the Carey properties would
nave compelled the other tax payers
OF the county to pay Just that much
more-and that the commissioners
prevented this by compelling the prop
'rties TO pay on the increased valua-
non effects no particular credit upon
Carey.
And this is the man who prates that
MS hands are. Clean" who is now
posing as a friend of the Small tax
payer who "is compelled to bear an
unjust burden"
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$2,163,535
s56S,415

Carey has been the most notorious
t~ax-dodger in the state, and has always
been present in person or by proxy at
every board Of equalization meeting
In Wyoming, threatening. pleading and
cajoling in an effort to escape his Just
proportion Of taxation. Every dollar
he has SO escaped has had to be paid
by the other tax payers. and he might
Just as well have reached his hand
into his neighbours pocket and taken
out the money. Every county has just
30 much money to raise. Upon the
total assessed valuation Of the county
depends the amount of levy. In escap-
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Additional Chips

Town Marshal, g. 5. Taylor, who
hah charge of the grading of the
street work on River str, ct, did a
~ 81 excellent piece of work. 1t will
remain, Il permanent improvement
aud one much needed for several
years.
A. McMickeD, candidate for county
attorney, d. b. Campbell, candidate
for snerlif aud j. F Simonson, can
didate for county treasurer on the
democratic ticket, came in yesterday
to be present at the democratic rally
held here last evening.
A telegram came Friday from Raw
Inns. summouiug Mrs. Arthur Mctaf-
lane to the bedside Of her Grand
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Booth, who
Was reported to be sinking rapidly,
and as she is quite old, it was thot
she could not
Willism A. Mckay, candidate on
the republican ticket for the 4 year
term Of county commissioner and
g. X. Watson the candidate to sue
coed himself as Clerk OF Court, came
i'll Tuesday and have been looking
after political matters among their
IN. nds here in Town.
Calvin A. Albee who vent to Den
Yer a week ago with a car of beef
cattle, returned Monday. He found
a fairly good market and is very well
pleased with the result. He sa Us
stockmen are beginning to find Den
Yer a very advantageous market.
The Sun was in error last week in
it's announcement of the marriage OF
Miss Faye Evelyn Sawin aud Nath-
aniel F. Jameson, in saying that
the newly w.dded people would make
their home at Ocean Park, Calf.
They will reside at Austin, New.
Rev. Smith, who went down to
Denver to visit his wife and family
who ara down there on a short stay
with relatives, returned Saturday and
went up to Encampment, where he
held services Sunday. He left again
yesterday to make the rounds of his
semi-monthiy pastoral visits anc
preaching trips.
Andrew Dahl aud Thad Sowde
are busy putting in a new dam 70
the Town ditch, which COMES u oil
the west Gu iunel OF the riv-r ant
covers the lands Of the Saratoga Lane
& Irrigation Company aud the larg
ranch Of G, w. Burdick, north-wes
OF town. The dam is being construct
ed of rock and earth and is just be
low the old dam. The work is abou
completed.
, 1910-11-03
WARNING TO VOTERS

Voters are warned against me circulation Of Iast,nInuts cam.
paisn charges by supporters of the Carey ticket.
Judge Carey has had his paid agents searching through the c.pI.o,
records for the past four months, and has produced lust four soeeJfe
charges against the state admnistr ation-aI of which have been fu,v
explained and exploded. Had his agents been able to discover me
single material charge, II would have been exploited Iona q
The Carey forces are preparing to flood the state with +, II, NJ,
iastninute campaign material-"eharges" and "aocusationsr bex
know will not stand investigation, in hopes of deeeivina you. Anv
such statements, made this late In the campaign, may safely DO brand.
cd as false.
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
c. W. BURoIck, Chairman,
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CAREY WANTS TO BREAK IT UP.

In his speech at Cokeville, Oct. LIST,
Judge Carey, in speaking Of the Wy
oming Congressional delegation, said
when our Congressional delegation
finishes its present term 1t will make
nearly a half century OF their services.
NOW THIS IS JUST THE THING I
WANT TO BREAK UP"
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Will serve a Hot Chicken Pie sup
per, with mashed potatoes, apple pie
and all the trimmings, at Jensen Hall
Election night. 6 to 8 p. M. Will
also serve refreshments for the dance.
, 1910-11-03

Here's a Carey opiaton Of Carey.
taken from a letter he wrote John F.
Carroll, editor Of the Cheyenne Sun.
and appearing in that paper on July
2S, 1883: ut takes a meal Democrat
to do dirty work for Republican. but a
Republican must indeed be low to act
as a scandal monger for the Demo-
cratic party"
, 1910-11-03

Hoarsenes, o oi:.l subject to Group is
a sure indica va cf re approach of the dis
ease. IL Cliamberlaip's Cough Remedy is
given at once or even after the croupy cough
has appeared, it will prevent the attack.
Contains no poison.
, 1910-11-03

Go to Passmore, Saratoga, Wye
for tiue Photos.
, 1910-11-03
Penny Pictures

You car now get Penny Pictures
at PASSWORDS CBaker's) gallery.
, 1910-11-03
A WISE SELECTION.
What "Dug" Doesn't Know about
GRATING Isn't Worth While.

II is understood the Democratic
state committee is sending Dug Pres
ton ont into southwestern Wyoming
to follow up Governor Brooks, who is
making more or less direct replies to
Carey's charges of grating. Dug's Sc
lection is a particularly fortunate one.
as few men in the West know more
about grating than he. Some years
ago, Dug was a member Of the state
L~egislature-a Democrat from Ere
mont county. At the close Of the ses-
sion Dug, ever mindful of the little
things in life, picked up the desk the
state had loaned him for use during
the session, and carried 1t away with
him. And to this day the state has
never recovered the property.
This one stunt, properly advertised,
should convince the people of the
state that what Dug doesn't know
about grating at the state-house isn't
worth knowing. He qualified, all
right, by carrying off the furniture.
Carey insists on the direct primary
law, $50 the people will have a chance
TO nominate" He doesn't want the
nominations taken out OF the hands
of the people" But this same Carey
has always refused to go before o
primary Of the people. He refused to
go before the Republican primaries in
every county in the state when he was
seeking a nomination for governor,
except at Sheridan. and in that county
he went under the false colors of an
independent Notwithstanding all
| the time he had already bought and
paid for the Democratic nomination
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
INFANTRYMEN HAVE
WEBFEET Skinned
Swimmers of Thirffefh Hold
Aquatic Carnival at the
LurIine Baths

LurIine baths was the scene yester-
day morning of the holiday water
sports of the men of the Thirtieth in
fantry, who. in conjunction with the
officers of the regiment, have planned
to spend every day of Christmas week
celebrating in some branch of sport or
entertainment.
The announcement that cash prizes
for swimming races, diving and other
aquatic contests would be given drew
40 men of the regiment into the tank
and packed the spacious galleries at
the baths with several hundred inter-
ested spectators. The regimental band,
under the leadership of Bandmaster
Wilfred Gaudet, was on hand and
played for two hours.
There were plenty of contestants for
every event on the program and in a
number of the races 1t was necessary
to hold elimination heats
The men and officers of each COM
pany were on hand to pull" for the
contestants and the roofing indulged
In was a big feature of the program.
The most exciting event of the days
sports was the relay race between
teams of four men each of six compa-
MES The evenness of the contest made
the event a pretty one to watch and
fairly raised the roof with cheers for
their favorites. After the team from
Company E had secured a slight lead
and appeared to be the winner, bril-
liant work by the swimmers of Com
pany G overcame the lead and captured
the event. The members of Company
c team were Lieutenant Kelly, Cor
poral Worsham, Cook Hathaway and
Private Young. Company E team,
nf
Privates Curran, Czarnecki, Powers and
Osborn.
In the diving for distance event Pri-
Yates Osborn and Newman of Company
E tied for first place by covering the
full width of the tank. while Private
Black of Company d took third place.
The other events and winners were
as follows:
Diving for form-Private Miller. Company NJ;
Private Briggs, Company F, second; Private
Curran. Company u, third.
40 yard dash-Prtvate Carette, Company NJ;
Private Graham, NJ. G. p, second Sergeant
Gaskins Company A, third.
80 yard dash-Private Presley, NJ. G. p; Ser
geant Gaskins, Company A. second: Private
Rhinehart, band, third.
The officials of the meet were Cap
tain Wilcox, Captain Reams, Lieutenant
Hunt, Lieutenant Carleton, Lieutenant
Kelly, Lieutenant Ord and Lieutenant
Sherrard.
foiloWlng the soldiers contests Gus
Petersen and ]. A. Jackson of the Lur-
line baths entertained the visitors with
a pretty exhibition of fancy, trick and
high diving.
Speaking of the sports Captain Will
cox said yesterday:
There is a movement on foot to in
terest all army men in swimming and
the exhibition today certainly shows
that with a little effort we can make
splendid swimmers of all our soldiers
wish to thank Manager Pryor and
the Lurlin bath company for the splen-
did treatment accorded us. This was
second only to the generosity of the
management to our soldiers at the time
of the Spanish-American war"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
Tamalpais Club to Have
Trio Of Fives

The Tamalpais athletic club has de-
cided to enter three teams in the Pa
cihc athletic association championship
tournament.
The Tamalpais club has been more
active in the basket ball activities this
year than any of the other teams and
is the only club up to the present that
has made any sort of offer to the cham
pioS Company f team of Wisconsin.
Last night the club wired the cham
plons an offer for a game on the club
courts. The entire gate receipts are to
go TO the champions, less the bare ex-
penses for lights and incidentals.
Walter Moore has resigned as cap
tain of the Tamalpais unlimited team
and the members of the squad have
elected Jack McGrath to fill the va
cancy. McGrath was forward on last
years Siaplamat Indian team
The unlimited team decided to drop
the name of Peerless Five" and will in
future be known as the first team"
The Tamalpais club has made ar
rangements with the basket ball teams
of Cogswell, Mission and Commercial
schools and Sacred Heart college for
practice privileges on the court each
team having been allotted a special
time for training.
The Company B team of the League
of the Cross cadets took the measure
of the Pirate team last night in one
sided basket ball game, the final score
being 81 points to 9. The cadets PLAYED
a fast, aggressive game and clearly
outclassed their opponents Dan Ma
her was the star of the evening and
his shooting accounted for II of the
total of 81 points scored by the cadets.
E. O'Donnell refereed and Jack Car
mody was the umpire.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
Williams Takes Lead
In Pool Tourney

Billy Williams took the lead in the
pool tournament at the Graney last
night by beating Hal Mcguire 75 to 81.
IT was q fast game throughout, and but
for hard luck Mcguire might have run
out in the twentieth inning. In this
period an unfortunate kiss" spoiled
MS chance for good session. Williams
then came ike q champion and ran out
by making % in a row
one Of the best games OF the tourna-
ment is looked for this evening when
Lee Hannold and Doctor Decamp hook
up AZ eVens. These players are very
closely matched and the betting is at
even money
Next Sunday evening a mixed
doubles, three cushion pool tourna-
ment VIII start at the Graney. This
promises TO be the most important
affair Of its class ever attempted here
and already more than 50 well known
players have sent in their names.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
Famous English Tennis
Player Is Dead

LONDON, Dec. 2s.-Reginald D. Do
herty, elder of the brothers of the
English tennis team, died today. He
had been in i'll health for some time.
r. F. Doherty made his first appear
ance on American courts in the summer
Of 1902 with his brother and Doctor
PIN, forming the British team in an
unsuccessful attempt TO lift the Davis
International cup. The Doherty broth
ers won the doubles event, defeating
Ward and Davis in four sets, but lost
in the singles contest and the cup
stayed In America. Later R. F. Doherty
met William A. Larned and was de-
feated in a four set match.
The brothers, however, captured the
American championship in doubles by
defeating Ward and Davis in a hard
match.
The Doherty brothers returned the
following year and made clean sweep
Of the American tennis courts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
FOOTBALL GAME PosTpoNED

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec 2S.-The foot
ball game scheduled here today be-
tween the Harvard university law stu
been postponed on account of wet
grounds. The game will be played next
Saturday.
ward law students arrived here this
morning.
Tomorrow the Harvard team will
play another southern mixed team in
Nashville and will then continue on q
trip farther south, winding up their
holiday tour at Baton Rouge, La.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
Deacon Philippe Signs
Blank Contract

PITTSBURG, = Pa, Dec. ga peculiar
case of contract signing occurred today
in the office of the Pittsburg baseball
club, Charles (Deacon( Philippe, the
veteran pitcher. who has just returned
from a hunting trip in Indiana, called
to wish President Barney Dreyfuss a
happy New Year
I wonder if you have the nerve to
sign blank contract and allow me
to fill in the amount later?" asked
Barney.
The deacon reached for the blank,
wrote his name on the last line, and
handed back the contract to Dreyfuss.
The club owner filled out the docu-
ment and it apparently pleased the
pitcher, for he smiled when he read it.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
LARSON WINS INDOOR RACE

The 10 mile indoor race Of the Swed-
ish-American athletic club was won bv
J. Larson at the club gymnasium
track last night from a five minute
handicap. l. Lila was second ssS-
laps behind the winner. and A cns-
tafson ran into third place from the
scratch mark. Gustafson ran with
good judgment but the handicap was
more than he could overcome. thoueb
he secured the prize for the fastest
time, with 60 minutes 40 seconds.
The starters and their order of fin
ishing were as follows:
4. J. Larson. 3 minutes: ? l. Lila 2 r,inrtos.
3, A. Gustafson, scratch; 4, E. Leary. AZ mir
utes; . IL hothstein, scratch; 8. j. johnson
scratch; :. z. Lindelow, 81 minufes
Winners time, 81 minutes and 40 seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
LOCAL FERRY TaAINs-vIa oakland Pier.

LOCAL FERRY TaAlhS-Via Oakland Pier
To Oakland. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
FruitVals-Daily-From 500 q. m. and every twenty
minutes until 200 p m. inclusive; then 740 $50
q m
To sathsf and Mslross via Seventh st--Daly-From
500 a. M. and every twenty minutes until 700 D. n
inclusive. then 7.40. $50, 900, $40 1920. 11.OO
and IL. 40 2. N.
To stonshurst--Daily Except Sunday-6.c0. zoo SEQ
900 a m. 2.20, 800. 400. SEQ $40 D. N. Sunday
only 800. 1000 a. N. 1O0 200. 800. 400. 500.
$40 p. N.
To Oakland First St. Fruitals Alameda via HoFseskus
-Daily-From t6.O0. $40 a. n. and every twenty
minutes until $50 a. n. inclusive; then 200. go.
1000. 1920. HOO. IL 20 a. m I'm. 1870. 1O0 20.
200. 220 500 800. t3.40 D. N. and every twenty
minutes until D. m, inclusive; 740 $50. 9O0 g. 40.
1920. llOO. and 1140 p. n. 1920 and l20 a. N
Additional train to Oakland First St.215am.
To West Berkeley Daily Except surdsy-From SEQ
3 m and every twenty minutes until $50 N inclu-
sfve; then 900 and every hour until AGO p n,
until 700 D. m. nclusives then 740 D. m. $50 eco.
940 1920. 1l.oO, 11.40 p N. and 1220a N.
To West 5srkelsy-Smdays only-From 500 a N
then 700. 740 $50 900 a m, Inclusive then $50
a N. and every twenty minutes 100 ,. n. inclRve:
then 740 p. m. $50. 900. $40, 1920. 1100 l1.4O.
p. N. and 1920 a. n.
To corbin-Daily Except Sunday-From 500 a. N. and
every 20 minutes until $40 a. m inclusive. then
900. 1000 a. m. 1900 m. 90. 200. 800 AGO. 420
4.4o. 500, $50. $40 and 500 p. N.
To corbIn-Smdays onlv-From 500 a. m then 900
am, 920 a. N. and every twenty minutes until
6O0p. N.
To Siege. Richmond. PuIman-sOO a n. $40 p. m. $50
p. m
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
CINCINNATI HOLDS GRANT

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2S.-"Third Base
man Eddie Grant will play with Gin
cinnati next year" said President
Hermann of the Cincinnati club yes
terday. He will receive his contract
soon after the first of the year and /
don't think there will be the least
trouble about his signing it" The
statement was made in reply to an in
exchanged to the Boston Nationals.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
sPoRTs ETHICs FAR REAcH1Nc

NEW YORK, Dec, 29.-1If we sue
ceed in eliminating the win at any cost
IDEA on our college athletic fields the
civic life of this country will benefit
enormously, since over so per cent of
the successful men In business and
professions are college graduates -
said Captain Palmer e. Prize. u. s. A..
president of the Intercollegiate athletic
association, at its fifth annual meeting
at the Hotel Astor today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
ATHLETIcs FoR IApAN

cINcINNATL Dec. 29- - Business
Manager Frank Bancroft of the cin-
eiRRat. Nationals. who has taken base
~ clubs TO foreign countries several
ttes. expects TO add another country
tofhis list after the new worlds series
Japan IS the country Bancroft expects
10 storm and his army Of invasion, he
says. VIII consist Of the Philadelphia
Americans.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
FLYNN no MEEr oKELLY

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. .2s.-"Porky''
Flynn of Boston has been substituted
for Al Kubiak of Pittsburg as the op-
ponent for Con O'Kelly here January
II. Carl Morris, the Oklahoma hope
was offered match here with O'Kelly,
but refused. Miles Mcleod and Carl
Morris have declined to meet him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
FooTBALL GAME PosTPoNED

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec 2s.-The
football game scheduled here this aft
ernoon between the Harvard law
school and a team made up of players
representing various southern colleges
has been postponed until tomorrow on
account Of rain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30

NETHERLANDS RouTE-From Pacific Street Wharf.
CoIlnsvile. Emmaton. Rio Vista, Ideton. Ryde, Wal
nut Grove, Yorden CORTLAND Ciarksburg Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo. leaves San Francisco 500 a. m.daiy
except Sunday stopping at points shown. arriving Sac
ramsnto 500 pm. Leaves Sacramento 900 D N. daily
cisco 500 am.
Steamer Modoc or Apache. leaves San Francisco Loo
pm daily, except Sunday; arrive San Francisco 113C
nm
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30

OAKLAND HARSoR FERRY-From San Franeiseo.
Mission Street Wharf-Daily-Hourly from 500 an.
to 300 PM, inclusive.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
sExTON HARVARD COACH

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 2S.-Doctor
Sexton, the former famous baseha II
star, has been appointed Harvard var
sity baseball coach.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30

. for Morning. D for Afternoon. Sunday excepted
Sunday only. Saturday and Sunday only
aSunday and Monday only.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30

LOCAL FERRY TRAINs-va Alameda Pier
To Oakland and Alameda-f6.10. 1915 am. and ther
$50, 9.15, 1000. 1045 f130 pm and 12i5 an.
To Alameda and Frutyas via Horseshoe same as above
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30

Union Transfer Co. authorized to check ssisass
direct from residence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30

Iinslni NIL s. S. Lurline u.s. tonsl sails
l1IIWIIlliII noon, Jan. A. for Honolulu and
"ouC1o-o Kahului.
JAM 1S for Honolulu and Hilo Round trip to
Honolulu. first class. $40 and
MATSON. NAVIGATION CO.. o6s Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30

Emma place show: 3 IqS M & + e bT nsF 2T at s5sh Passn
J.
aye OF four High
a
had no 70 Ont AGA Nea IN pocket
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
UNIONS.S.CO. of Mild.

New Through Passenger and Freight Service
Without Change
SAN FRANCISCO To WELLINGTON. N e.,
VIA TAHITI AND RARoToNGA.
S. s. AORANGI (4.268 tons) sails. :, -. Jan. IL
s. S. MAITAI 1885 tons) sails Feb s
Sailings every % days; connection at yelling
ton and Auckland for New Zealand ports and
Australia.
OCEANIC S. S. CO.. Gen. Agents. go Calf st.
Ticket Office. 673 Market st. Tel. Sutter 64S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30

rime-;24 4-5. AT As, I:13 3-5. At
show; PickSninny. ! place, IL
Trained by S. NJ. Henderson.
Won driving. Second easily.
Winner entered for $500: no bi,
got up in last stride. Pickani
Kederis could not help her any
very badly. closed up a big gap
little carly speed. but sfonned
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
TERMS TRICK BREAKS THE
WORLDS 5 FURLONG RECORD
THE Calls RACING FORM CHART

OAKLAND Thursday Dec D. 191O-Forty-arst day. we
Hopper. presiding judge. ]. ]. Hoffman,, starter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30

3 lnutes. on at 1:5l. Crex, 80 place, 30
oscar 6-5 show. Winner b. g. by Ingoldsby -Affray.
led-T560 Fontelo, 1912 Sallie O'Day Start good.
irving. High price-0saudene 20, La Camargue 10.
stood long drive with great gameness and just
the speed, but began tire fast at the finish and
ar stopped badly in final furlong Altarec, away
last turn.