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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
VlCKERY KENNEL OWNS
SCORE OF CHAMPIONS
Finest Collection Of Terriers in
Country Is Now at
Evanston.

The recent show at Mineola again
demonstrated the fact that the famous
Vickery Kennel of Evanston. Ill, is the
greatest all round kennel OF terriers in
the world. This kennel houses over
twenty champions, counting both Amer
lean and English championships. and
nine of these have been made champions
during the past year. When ii Is con-
sidered tina this record has been made
in the hottest OF competition and In
three OF the most popular breeds of the
day Il Is surely a record that has never
been eQuallei.
Mrs. A. v. Crawford and c. IT. Perrin.
who own this remarkable kennel, are
immensely popular with the American
fancy and are naturally pleased with the
phenomenal success that they have at
tanned. The maxim OF these fsnciers
has been to breed the best only. and
his has religiously been followed no;
only In buying logs but in the arrange
ments OF he kennels for housing hem.
Airedales were the first TO become IA
NOUS with the Vickery prefix and many
Of the worlds greatest specimens In this
breed can he found there. Among them
are Champion Prince of York, which has
won more hrsts and specials than any
dog Of his breed Champion Tintern
Royalist. another wonderful show and
stud dog, and the home bred Vicl;ery
Lodestar. which is 4 great favor'te with
Mrs. Crawford. In bitches Champion
Vickery Soubrette is the bright star
and has many times won the special for
best of her breed in the largest shows.
Wire haired fox terriers are equally
20 strong with the English champion
Nickery G~reenbank selection winner "
the wire fox terrier classes AT Mineols
last week. ard Champion Gypsy Moth
the winner OF best dog or bitch "
the show at this fixture leading tn
many prominent winners.
Irish terriers are another variety II
which the Eickery entries always ar
10 the fore and anon others they owl
the international Champion Nickery De
mon and Champion Nickery Aurora.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
STARS STAY AWAY
TO DODGE THE HEAT
Leading Players Default in
Metropolitan Tennis Cham
pionship.
REIMER BEATS JOHNSTON

p..-,,r. " Y,a. ,l-N,rv ~
$3.50 =
the best players entered III tho lawn
tennis Tournament for the metropolitan
,i,Ie now in proeress at the courts Of
,.- ,-s.w.u' 1890. .,..o,a,,o, ,oro
wv
were conspicuous to-day by their absence
and the ensuing defaults took some OF
,,. oav. ~ IN. tournamen, Early in
- -,
the uay .euric "a'or' run"o''p I" '"e
Jersey State championship. ana AlrlcK
n Man. IT.. former New England
AZ. ,o,s.r aa,,,.a IN. Commits. that
''ie "o'uo -,
they would DO unapie 10 compete AN
later on Theodore II. Pell.
holder of the Achelist challenge cur and
wal,er Hall former middle States
,n,, ,oIr.d ,ha rapk. of IN. All
ch"''iplo"' Joi'o" '"' '
sentees.
This make II look as if FREDERICK Z.
Jnm,n vho has two legs on the cup, and
49,. =, uya.,h,., ,yho boId tho title
Natsoh W. "aS,'"''"' ~ - a.
In 1913, should come through W tHe
anal round. Both of these former cham
| nions ware on the courts and came
,hrn,,h "a ,bo ,bird round Jnman had
t~nroutn W tne tn'u ou -. -.
played on SATURDAY ana nau onIE on,
Ar,h,,r 9 Crapin nj al. rs. Wash
- "a. Nc ars, ,pnearance I'm the
purH nn"oo ms ~ ~ r.a,on.. e.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
LAT0NIA RACING RESULTS.

First Race-Four-year-o ids and upward
selling purse 800; FIX fnrlongs-Lady
place s3ylO, show s2S0, Won; Royaltea,
10 Nleehan), place 81. 80, show SAT-
SECOND; FellOwman, liz GianoYerl, show
s7i0, third Time, d:li as, star O'Ryan,
Harebeil, orange, Rio Brasoes. sidney
Holman, Lucille Morois and Collie also ran,
second RaCe~-Two-y eir-old maiden NJ
lies. selling. purse $500. hve furlongs-
Muriel.s Pei, 10 Hanover straight so, 10,
place s2i. show $3.50, won; Louise, stone.
ond Busy Joe, ITO tGanzl, show 81 20.
third. Time, 1902 30, Emily r., Nellie
Wells, Argument, Mary Estoi,o, Oakiawn
Belle. Sayonarra and Little Fairy also ran,
Third Raco--Three- year-olds; purse
$500: one mile and seventy. ~yards-Fleet-
a Belle, 1Ol tMartin). straight $3.50, place
81, 70, out to show. won. Mars Cassidy, 107
(Hanoyerl, place $3.50. out to show. sec
third, Time. las as. Badinags also ran.
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MONTREAL RACING RESULTS.

Canada $500 added: four and a half FUR
lorss-Goo~ shot, II? CM.,calfel. straight
F r.T pis'" ~ 80, 'S0w ~ ToT' !, si. ~
.ccona Miss Fiy. Us tHar,weiiI, show
81 20, ,hird. Tins. o:sS..s, w!.hins
Second Race--Maid:n ,vo yesr-sids 9see
n ,nd' aye ,HIlSns:- HI.e. Gs.s %. i :so ~.
Won; Tar hru.h, 10 M.;cait.>. place;
$3.50, ;how sac, second: s.mHer s,L-
Medea. j. y. wisstns and Rose Garden also
wa Ts'Fa %..l''as' 500 sdsss, .ia rs afs up
York Lad III CHar,welD. straight. $40,
p,so' s. 20 'hGw s'IS' wOn; Cod csS,
second; Ada Anne, JOS oMetcaite,. show
$3.50, third Time, 1916. chuckles. Kay.
Peggy l.. and Kali Inia also ran.
Four,h. Rnce-Three-year-olds and up
iOt jT,plinC, straight 50 so, place 81 SO,
show $3.50, won; Carbide, iol Turner,
Place s. 50; show g. 60 second seh.msr'
lit2 "a. S,alwar Helen. Shyness. Capt
Ben. quick start. Runo and also
ye ar'th %Ns sna sew,!a ;.ss%:sy's sSss%; a fsSa,
Two mn:..,RryNdown;;, "a .o,connon,
won. Garter. 40 Daddy. place 81 TO-, out
10 show second Idle Michael, out to show,
third. Time, +:09. Only three starters.
sixth Race-Three-year-olds and up
s wsid a ''' h.if ef aTionsInL.ss. Zoo R sSG.s' 1 1Ss
CHaynesl. straight $40 80. place g. 10.
show So so. won; The Spirit. lOl (McAteel.
iOT ~(Teshan). show 81 80. third. Tins.
los I-b. Wiley. Kim. Yenshee and Bet
terton also ran,
SEVENTH Rac.-rhree-ysar-olds ana up
ward; $500 added one mile and a quarter
-Cut'yhunk. 10T (HartweiN. straight
81. 90, place $40. show 81 so, won; ia bot,
second: Raincont, 100 (Nan Dusenl, show
~ ~, third Time, 2'0a As.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15

A. Plummer by default; Frederick c. In
-: Abraham Bassford. Jra defeated
BENJAMIN NJ. Phillips. i0-S, Ct; Fred Y.
FreIinghuyscn won from Charles NJ. Bull.
.Ir., by default; George a. Walker. Jr,
won from 7. :. Richardson by default; II.
". Rogers defeated H. l.. bowman G-2.
-. Watson VI. Washburn defeated @. A.
l.. Dionne, Ia, Ga; Dr. W. :. Anderson
defeated \. W. vogler, 80. G-i; Lincoln
Reimer won from r. B. Knapp by default,
Charles l.. Johnston. Jr., won from King
Smith by default; walter l.. Pate won
from Airlck n. Man. Jr.. by default, w. II.
wood defeated James Warren. 6--2. 6--2;
Vanderbilt -. Ward defeated w. II At
kinson, G-l. 60; George King defeated
James @. Cannon. Jr., e., e.. E. J.
Fixman won from e. A.. Major by default;
II. u McCiave won from T.. Nolan by
default. II. f. Thomas, Jr., won from II.
Hobart by default; l.. F. Drake defeated
r.. II. Hooker, c., st.
Third R~ound-Arthu NJ Lovibond de-
feated Charles Chambers. 6--2, "a; DR..
william Rosenbaum defeated J. II. stein
kampf. e.. G-4. Robert lie Roy defeated
Allen Behr, I'll, al, C: Wylie G.
Grant defeated Alfred ID. Hammet. "a.
G-2; Donaldson Moorehead defeated ELI
VI. Behar, G--i. 81, 6-3: Lincoln Reimer
defeated Charles l.. Johnston, Jr., e-4.
G-4; Vanderbilt b. ward defeated George
King. 6-3, IS; lingo f. Hartman do
feuted Edmund j. Fixman. e.. "a: X.
-. McClave defeated NJ. e. Fox, GO, Sc:
Z. +. Thomas. Jr, defeated p. F. Drake,
"a s-c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
GIL NICHOLS PLAYS
BEST AT BALTUSROL
Makes Eighteen Holes in IL
HAGEN. Ouimct. Evans and
other stars Tune Up.
READY FOR TO-DAY'S TEST

suarr HUBS, y. j., June 1i-There
no. f,v of the entrants for the national
anon championship who did not avail
,r,o.s.f,ts to-day Of their last oppor-
,i~..y ~ get IN a practice round or two.
.,1 MS a result the course of the Bal
,usro, Golf club was crowded all day
,orq Four bail matches seemed to be
,ss mos. rorular form OF Anal practice.
,bpyst d reS OF the professionals went
,,t In Singles Just US they viii have to
do u .#t Qualifying rounds tomorrow
gra wednesday and in the champion
..In proper on Thursday and Friday.
r' Nichols. winner OF the vince
,ou-rar,,n' list week. showed that his
victory was no mere lash in the pan by
u,tlrc the best round reported to-day.
= Nichols was playing with Alex
s,,th against Chick Evans and Jimmy
uo,,llsun OF Chicago this morning
rh,r he made his good score. which
,,u,I'cd the course record, The Will
., rat51 professional was out In 81 and
cam. home In "a. His best ole was a
. AZ the third and his worst a s on the
fourth.
s~wanrc. Nichols played some more
brilliant golf his afternoon when he
r,uo home in %. He picked IN several
times going out. In the afternoon he
had Chick Evans as a partner and the
nair were nr against Eben VI.
Byers and Jock Hutchinson. Despite
,beir remarkable work coming in
Evans had \ 3i-Gil and Chick were
down when the match was over. a
ira; thew made A game uphill hght, for
~ one time t.ey were ) down. At one
stage Of the inward journey Evans
r,ayed four holes IN !, J. :. J.
Francis Ouimet and walter Hagen
cl,vcd n the same four ball match this
morning VITA Tom Anderson of Mont
clalr and leo Mcdonald. a Boston pro-
less.onaL Oulmet made a 16. but Hagen
diced out Of bounds at the fourteenth
and did not trouble to play out the
round. Tom AnderSou's score was "A a
Max Narston. the new holde OF the
New Jersey title. was out on the links
ali day ard played two good rounds
he made a - this morning and followed
Il w with a - this afternoon. The a
Included a ! az the sixteenth. Marstor
WIS pay.rg with Dave Hunter this
afternoon against John @. Anderson ant
Louis Teller. The latter pair won by
. no ard I 70 play,
The tourney viii begin tomorrow witt
te first qualifying round. In which abou
seventy golfers will play. The first PAL
Will be sent away as early as s 80, a
;h.-ty-siV holes are 10 be played. TIL
first thirty-two tomorrow will go int
the championship field on Thursday witt
The 'h'rty-two who lead In Wednesday
qualifying round. The most promineu
names or the list of the professional
who viii play tomorrow are Alex Smith
JOCK Hutchinson. Tom Mcnamara, Mac
gn~Hft EtrtFN N'aN Pose IFpnpr TDysfpp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
COMING DOG SHOWS.

l,-' - boston Terrier Club Of New
i..rf. 7 Foley, supcrintendent' Lans-
ra 81. Nest Phi'adeiphia Kennel Club
?, t-' ppm 10 phii, Pa q y Bair Jr,
o.. N'r'a S.N,Ieth street, Phiia-
" '..N ~rs'nhos'er Kennel ClIb at
= l.'n white Plains, y. Y g..
... Z. .'.r secretary, Entries close
'' orange Rrie-a We. Association
l-' '" "' '." Arnory, Orange y. J,
iIun II with Walter II.
-.... lou'. 80 East Twenty.
wig . '.w York city.
-u,'hnmp'on kennel Club,
B. T. Henry u. Whitfield,
f fnpl' Island Kennel I'll
4. ! charles Biesel, secre-
.. .i-lp Kennel Club a, the
a'.nrls lsiip L, J. wilbur Pur-
...e. 30, s]rokSna pW1sS' Georsd
.. rotary. Entries close -
"- lemon Dog SHOW As'ocIa-
'.E M,s' F. : D-laheld. sec
y. - 90, l7-Kentqcky state
-f'F at Louisville, Ky. L. II
rotary, Entries close -.
A.. 20 l7-New York state
.. Association a. Syracuse. y. Y.
N..".. IpnsdGwne, Pa, superln-
|rr..- r'o"e september |,
. 600 N-btnhury Agriculture
Pr. 'H'rf"-e",Ond annual dog
P. rr"rr, COM. Money show }
1870" MORTIMER surNrin'end-nt, Hemp
Ia. Irfr.". ,luSe --,
Sew Iersey Beagle Club
Ua'ipH Il Philllps, secretary
L..-r. 1,s
r3 +. ~E-Duquesne Kennel Clut
I...sNIyauia At Pittsburg, Pa
N'.t'r Secretary. Entries close
November . 20 s state Fair OF Louis
-" r' annual log show at Shreveport
g. ''p n ~HTueggerhOf, box 400
-'''pSfl la, secretary. Entries Gloss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
MRS. SEAGRAvE HEADS CLUB.
Boston Women Elect Her President
of Organization.

A. 70 annual meeting of the Ladies'
n'- Club, which took place in Boston
rsrartiy. tho following officers were
elected for 1915 and 1915: President.
Mrs Z H. Seagrave: first vice-presi-
osr', Mss Fanny Brooks second vice.
pres dent, Mrs. 7. II Whittemore {;
TREASURER, Mrs. e. F. Dennee score
tary, Mss Rita Talbot. In accordance
r''h the bylaws the president appointed
Ms, Peabody chairman Of the member
'ffr Committee in recognition OF ntr
a'IyItv N securing new mmebers and
Mrs Dunham succeeds Mrs. Whitic-
more IS chairman of the trophy COM
T''ae
The clubs breed trophies and those
~ the officers and members are 10 he
offered a. Southampton. Newport and
the clubs WI show In September. This
will allow the members ample oppor-
'utitv 20 make UP the number Of wins
necessary before the inal awarding OF
trophies at the Eastern Dog Clubs show.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
IRISH TERRIER LIKES
HIS HUMAN FRIENDS
Quick to Fight Other Dogs, but
Behaves More Mildly
With Man.
IS DEVOTED TO MASTER

Dogs that are game are usually surly
or snappish. but this Is not true of the
Irish terrier. as IL IL rema rkably good
tempered with mankind. although a
little too quick 20 resent interference
on Tire part " other dogs. There IL
a needless. reckless pluck about the
Irish terrier which is characteristics, and
coupled with the headlong dash with
which he rushes Mt his adversary has
earned for him the epithet of the Dare
devil. But when one sees him en-
dearingly pushing his head into his
masters hands il IL difficult to realize
that or occasion he can prove that he
has the courage OF n lion and will
fight on 70 the last breath.
The Irish terrier develops an eStraor-
binary devotion and has been known
10 track It's master to Utmost incredible
distances. As a retriever the Irish ter
rier has been trained to give the utnos
satisfaction. Indeed there are many
who hold him to BE the equal If any
breed at this kind Of work. His un.
usual intelligence aids him in learning
rapidly, while his thick coat acts as q
great protection In doing any form o.
water work. as he can swim FOR Ions
stretches without becoming chilled. ~,
has also been trained to course rab.
bits. and while he does not of cours,
possess anything like the speed OF IN,
greyhound. n coursing match betweer
"A couple OF Irish terriers "a a mos
interesting spectacle. As a ratter thi,
terrier Is on a par with any dog am
viii rid n barn OF the rat pest almos
as e~ffectually rs n cat.
The standard If the perfect Irish ter
rier as approved NV the Irish Terrie'
club Of America Is as follows: itca,
long. skull fiat and rather narrow he
tween the ears. getting slightly mar
rover toward the eyes free from
wrinkle. stop hardly visible. except Il
profile. The Jaw must he strong an,
muscular. hut not too full in the cheek
and Of n good Furnishing length. Their,
should be a slight falling away below
the eye SO as not to have a greyhoun,
appearance.
Hair on face 81 same description n
OF body. but short. IN appearance At
most smooth and straight. \ Sigh
beard Is the only longish hair that !
e'Inissible. and that is characterised,
Teeth should he strong and Lowell liz
not 81 tight as a hull terriers hut we
fitting, showing through the hair the;
black lining. Nose must be black
cycs. a dark hazel color. small. M
prominent. n full Of llFA. fire an
intelligence cars. small and V shaped
of moderate thickness. so well on 20
head. and dropping forward closely t
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Fourth Race-Thr.e-year-old and up-

Fourth Race-Thr.e-year-oid old and up
ward handicap; purse 800: one mile
star Jssamiue. los tMartin). straight IS. 40.
place So 20. show s. so. won: Rayherry
candle, lO5 (MeehsnD, place $40, show
81. 40. second John Gund. III 1Ganz).
show $50. third. Time. $40 as. Ring
ling and David Craig also ran.
fifth olip and up
ward. selling purse $500: six furlongs-
pr. Lsrr!ck. l67 .lGoose,. straight $500,
place 81 80. show 81 N, won; Carrie Orme,
~ ,S'esrnsl, place s. IN. show $40 sec
oud, Charter. ia 90 R-icnl, show $50.
third. Time. I'1i I~aughorne. Stou,
Heart and I11a'hev also ran.
sixth Race-Two-year-olds: selling.
purse $500. hye furiongs-Blackie paw,
show $40, won Foppee. 100 tGarnerl,
place 81. show ss3o. second; rhornwood,
100 (Gentry). show SO 40. third. Time
l.o2 -. Luzzi, Lucky r.. Distureer and
Friskie also ran.
seventh ~Race-Four- v.ar-oids n UP.
ward; selling: purse $500; one mile and q
siNteenth-Hlgh Private. III GOOSE
straight $40. place 5, 80. show 2.io. won
second. M"ckery,,' PPo7 Mott. .how 81
third. Time. iaH IS Helen. NJ. Aller
BrldgHwater, Prospect, Jack KavanAus4
and George Sto'l also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
DABNEY CATCHES UP AGAIN.
Wins Two Matches I'm Tourney for
Massachusetts Title.

BosroN, Mass, June Flew OF the
players who had matches in the third
round ~ the Massachusetts singles lawn
ennis championship to-day entered into
the sport with any great amount OF zest.
as the temperature was too high for
comfort. Fortunately seven Of the eight
ma lches played we're decided in two sets
and the losers seemed TO have no regrets
at being put out.
A.. 8. Dabney, who did not play his
second round match on Saturday be-
cause OF absence from the city, defeated
Gardner Reals this afternoon and got
into the semi-hnals by ~disposinc OF A.
w Blakemore when the sur was setting.
c. +. Gardner. Jr., and Il. c. Seaver
both came through. and 1t looks - II
one Of these two will have TO play Dab
ney in the finals. The summary:
second Round-A. 5. Dabney defeated
q. Reals. Ct. 6-t.
Third Round-w Rand defeated r. y.
Nagoun, Jr.. 81, e. \. ;. Dabney De
fcatcd T.. II Martin, e, Is. e: ".
scott defeated q y. Reggie by default. Il
g. Seaver defeated q Y. Putnam. s@l.
-. II. II. whitman defeated II. o.. Nelle-
her. s-l. -; Il. =. Gardiner. Jr. lie
reatcd ] +. PaTmaur. s-i. I'll. q. a.
Lyon defeated II. r. shaw. s-2. IS.
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N~oNTciAiR. y. J.. June 1+-The fra!
rourd Of the mems doubles for the cham
pionship OF New Jersey. which was To
have been played to-day ut the Mont
clair Athletic club here, was postponed
until next Saturday. Wylie G. Grant
and Arthur VI. Lovihond will oppose
Walter VI. Hall and King Smith In the
titular match.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
Mrs. Royal Victor Wins Tourney.

"T' W"yHI FIctVf, WHO HS M1SS Vdu
Martin was the Smith College champion,
Won a sudden death lawn tennis tourna-
mert AZ the Hamilton Grange Lawn
Tennis Gu Yesterday. Each match In
ne tourHa ment consisted OF only set
ana n the final round Mrs. Victor de-
:eated Mrs. Albert HUMPHREYS at 6-1.
in the semi-fnal round the winner van
or'shed Miss Katherine Force. a sister
~ Mrs Jonn Jacob Aston. at So. while
the runnerup beat Mrs. Robert lie Roy
a. "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
women's Tennis Tourney Put on.

The invitation lawn tennis tourna-
meut for women. which was 20 have
started nj the Crescent Athletic Cub
courts IN Bay Ridge yesterday. was pu;
over unit, this afternoon. Many ot the
women who played ut Philadelphia will
rofpnete
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
Fordham Alumni Lose on Courts.

The For1ham tennis team defeated
% alumni on the Fordham courts yes
terday by a : t. ! score. The match was
part ~ tho class day exercises. The
dpmr' showed good form at first. but
"r'' mot In o enough condition to
l. IA he mace
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15

N' i'' 1850 -
FIRST RACE.
For two.ycar-olds; purse. s,oo ave rirlongs.
Horse & Age. WI. Jockey. Price: Fin.
Pr, Of Gomez ~ Warrington 90 e !,
kllmcr ..... l5 Dreyer. i2-s 20 9
S SSSSn Es,r, .i is !. II. Mex a s@Ssr 100, a"-i 81 !
Edith Baum'n.2 .. los. .Fairbrothcr.3 SOL I'll o
Time 100 3-j.
Good start; won easily; Prince Of Como, b. c..
by Disguisc-Claudia; owned by Clifford A.
Cochran; trained by W. Il. Mldgley.
SECOND RACE.
For thrce-year-olds and upward; purse. $500:
one mile and onc-eighth.
u Bisi, -. .ici. MccsSey. 1910 ago i
gsrInIs. r . 10. has,on 10, q /"
Easter s,ar'i... 81. ,HIorpSins., is-s even
Battery,5 ....... i0l. Ryan. ...l5i 81 .
Poor start; won irving; ri .B,od. b. g.. by
Sendringhe -.victoris; owned by Mr.. Earl;
trained By W. S. HOUSE.
THIRD RACE.
ohio Handicap For thrcc-year-olds and up
ward: purse, sO1l one mile and a sixteenth:
I ioHser N ! Asr' W. W. ,ISTkcy' Pr'c as RI z
Top Hst.5 49,. iO2. buxton 80. 81 81 80
crhhR Rgatcarn Maid "a = i 81 HSIS )
Good start; wonriddcno out Morse King. s.c,.s.
by Fair PLAY Nincvch; owned by f. II. Is LIE
'"'''N AhAhA' ~ w. AAAN'h
FOURTH RACE
Tho G%rcenncld; for two-year-olds; selling
purse 81 loo: ave and q half furlongs'.
Morse 4 Acc. w ,ochey. Prices; PIT;
Ff cTn ! ~, ~ NM1ryS1 az 80 -iS n
Success, lin McCahcy. 2o-l II =
sun God. -. rs Campbell. IL 50
Snort Ballot. 2..iOo Louder ..... "a lilo s
variety. 2...... loo Drcycr.-. &c. IL 62 o
Time. OF rs.
Good start: won driving Regina. b. T., ny
RrooinStick Queen Of Hearts owned by l.. $
Thomson, trained by \. Simons.
FIFTH RACE.
For four-ycar-oldS and upward selling: purs,
ssso: one mile and an eighth:
Horse a Age. VT. Jockey. Prices. Fin
ounce. Z. ...... ~. Mcraggart.. rs IL -
naingcrncld. S ~ Mink -. io-i Al 80
Marshan, loi. PETE. 81 80
RAY O'Light J.. lO7. steward. 81 81 5
ScpuiS cda. aged. IN, Louder. 80. ISL OIL 9
Time. 81 lis.
Good start; won handily. o'Sullyan, oh. h.
by Oddicllow Roslnantc owned by j. Mac
ManuS. trained by j. cunningham,
SIXTH RACE.
For maiden rce-ycar-o ODDS and upward
selling by subscription OF s., with 500 added
six furlpugg
Horse Nge. VT. Jockey. Prices. Fin
Valentine, t. ..llG. Rurlinramc. - IS q
Dot punuar.3 tOg. .BuNtun. .... SIS 10 -
NcphthyS, a....l07. McC ahcy..., ~ So "a
Uncle BIN. 3. lie. .Waldron. ...l5-l 81 !
Northlight. AIN MoryS ....Sl 81 ;
Cy Mcrrick.i lis. taN anaugh.. 81 81 7
Ninr, J......... iwp Mrfaggart. ISL lo-is
Primary. 3. ..... lnJ. Louder. o.. col 81 .
NaIa. 3. ......... Iu1. Alien, .....s s-l 81 10
Hyria. 3....... To- Corey ........ SOL I2-l II
Time, ! li2-5.
Good start; won easily, Valentine. h. T.. h
Marta santa LOricnt. owned by Z widener
trained by j. II. Lewis.
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and taking the ffth from Ber Ounce.
the public choice. The summaries:
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Good start: won easily. Valentine, h. T.. by
Marta SANTA L'Orlcnt. owned by j. Il. Widcner
trained by j. IL, Lewis.
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SECOND RACE.

TTWt 0-1s
won easily: Prince Of Como, b, c..
owned by clifford a.
led by W. X. Mldglcy.
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Good start; won handily. D~'Sulliyan. ch. h.
by Oddicllow- ROsinantc owned by J. Mac
Manus. trained by j. cunningham,
SIXTH RACE.
For maiden tnree-ycar-olds and upward;