Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05
Suf'ragette Probably Fatally
Injured Trying to Stop the
Kings Horse in Derby.
CONSERVATION AT TRACK
Day Made Further Memorable
by Disqualification of Fav-
Orite-Rank Out
slider Wins,

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EPSON. England June i.-To-day's race
for th, Derby, the blue ribbon" event Of
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Agadlr' ridden by Jockey Earl passed
MISS dawson in safety but she managed
Hther I" cling to the bride Of Anmer or
WAS dumped by the animal and the
morse us rder ana the suttragetto Were
i"'""n |" 'ne ground. MISS Dawson was
l'II'"IN NI'Nod nN the hors" and was
l'N'n UNCONSCIOUS to hospital suffering
il"i" severe INJURIES to her head. Jones,
i'' N'It jockey received had cut
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GOO" Spectators intent upon watching
ih' .t'"'f "l the race saw the affair
Nh'h Is likely to end in the first
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nose nearest l"Itehhan corner had
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WOMAN STILL UNCONSCIOUS.
At midnight the woman was still nm
conscious in EPSON hospital and the doc
TORS said her condition was critical.
Miss Davison's career has been fun Of
excitement. once she flung herself down
the prison stairway as a protest against
forcihle feeding and was badly injured.
During the trouble at Tattenham corner
the race had come to n conclusion with
an exciting struggle and "A close finish.
1t was announced that Craganour, the
favorite, had won Almost Immediately,
however, the enormous crowd which had
surged over the track. heard with amaze
mcnt that protest had been entered
and after many minutes of suspense IT
was announced by the stewards that
Craganolfr had been DISQUALIFIED for
humping in the stretch and Interference
nv his rider. and that the race had been
awarded to a rank outsider, Aboyeur.
which had led throughout the race except
at the winning poat.
The stewards said they were satisfied
that Johnnie Rieff. the American Jockey
ON the favorite. and unduly interfcred
with other horses throughout a greater
part of the race.