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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First Race.-Pony Ann. I1O CRiceD. ) to l,
: TO ]. even; Hope Princess, I01 (Buxton)
even. To 2: Crimson Rambler, I0s (KaIsay)
even. WedgewOOd. Frippery. Morning Face,
JoGquinn. Celiya and Queen Isabel also ran
) TO D, to 3; Syosset. 1871 (PowsrsD. TO =,
; 10 ,, to 5: syosset, 157 (PowersD. to-
i to .: Skibbereen, 139 (Byers). to s.
Dorcris, The Six Hundred and TownKn also
ran.
Third Race.-Touch Ne Not. Il2 (Kum-
mer), TO l. ) to =, to 5: Broom SUM- 1l2
tAmhroseJ, TO /, even: Dimmesdale ll5
CTurnerD, 4 to .. East View, Knight Of
Heather, Sporting Blood, Brigadier General.
Reh, The bohemian and Tamarisk also ran
Fourth Race.-ExIermina tor. I20 Ischut-
ungerl, . 10 l. II to 10. out: Cirrus, l23
'EnsorJ. 1 to .. out; Gladia tor. IIa (Bar-
rettl. out War Mask also ran.
Fifth Race.-SImmy Kelly. lis CRicp) 3
TO l. 8 to D, to 3: Leather Face. lis ITur-
nerl, even. l TO .; Larghetto. lO2 CWeiner)
10 :. Lady Freeman nellie YOrke. Joe
Joe, Double Eye. Prim I'd. Leo l.. Elmer
Johnson. The Dauphin. Chimera. Florsain,
Court Fool and Rover also ran
sixth Race.-EdWins, Ill (Fairbrotherl .
!" !, : to .. out; Lunetta. I21 IKummerl
j to .. out; Toucanet, lO7 CFatorj. out.
Belgian Queen also ran.
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FORT ERIE RESULTS

First Race.-Frivol. lis IN. Garbsr). 4. 20.
2sO, 30; NapOO, l0l (Thurber). $50, 20:
het En-. lO3 tPickenSJ. $50. Fair Lassie
Charlotte {, George c. jr.. and Flying Ford
also ran.
Second Race.-Spearlene, 1O2 - Pierce)
lS.SO' SO. 260; a. y. Akin Ill IN. Gar.
hcrl' 260. 80; Pickle Fancy. 100 CThurberl
800. Alyord. Midusa and Horace Lerch also
ran.
Third Raoe.-springside. los CMoore)
6.tO. $50. 40; Old Pop, 10 CButweID. q. 10.
I'D; Gala Dress. lis tOberty. 2.IO. PLAYER
and MaladrOit also ran
Fourth Race.-Ikey T. 115 lButwelD, 80
Z.lo; BABY Grand. 127 CNolanI 2.IO: Run
guor, l15 tPickensl. Silent West and lean
Corey also ran No show money
Fifth Race.-St Quentin, IOI CButwelI,
S-9O' 2.JO, out; His Choice IOa CCIayer,
$50 ont; George Starr I07 on. Garnerl
out. Mock Orange also ran. No show
money 0"
Sixth Race.-RoselyOn, Ill JCIsverl a IN
$40, 80; Frank Monroe, los 1TburbarI
$50. 2.4O; Belarie. lO6 ~. williamsI . 50
Mysterious Girl, King John and Kills I'd also
ran. ~ "''0
Seventh Race. - WOodthrush. III ,pioL-
ens(. SO. $50, 2.4O: DR.. Rae. los fDons-
hue), 30. $50; Keep. 1Os pierce, S0
Lady Fsra. COrsOn. Antionette and Canitsi
City also ran.
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TWO-YEAR- -OLDS IN
INAUGURAL FEATURE
OF CANADIAN DERBY

Fort Erie, July with the Nj
agara Stakes for 2-year-olds as the
inaugural feature. the July Handi-
CAP. on Monday and the Canadian
Derby to follow on Thursday. the
Niagara Racing Association threw.
open its gates today for its first
seyen-day meeting since the war.
On paper II would seem that
Comdr. ]. h. L. Ross has the best
chance to annex the coveted honors
in the Niagara Stakes, which had its
first running in 1907, when Grand
Dame won, and the last renewal in
1917, when Theodore Fair took the
winners portion. The commander
has Star Voter, Silent West. Intri-
gante, Pampas and Jacobina among
his eligibles, and the only one which
might appear at all dangerous to
this outfit is II. H. Hewitt's herald
ed wonder. Advocate. Among the
others which may be expected to go
are W. II. Polsen's Puttern, the Call
tornia Hindoo; Ikey T.. Raj PARIS
Some Baby and Al Austin's Jean
Corey.
1t is understood here that John
H. Madigin, president of the asso-
citation, was given the assurance at
his recent visit at Aqueduct that
Man O. War. would be shipped here
to start in the Canadian Derby.
Should this be the case. the derby
as a contest naturally would be
over, but there is not the slightest
doubt that the appearance of the
Riddle champion on Canadian soil
would do more to stimulate the
sport than any other individual
event.
In the possible absence of Man o.
War the Whitney colt, Wildair, with
Ambrose up. is being favored at s
to 8, with Paul Weidel (Stack) at
. to I. Master Bill (Williams) is
being held at 3 to L. Peace Pennant
(ButwelD, 5 to l; Royal Jester
(Claver). s to 1; Besthoff (OberD,
to l. and CIaymore (Pickens), at
20 to l.
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LARGE AMOUNT OF
MONEY WAGERED AT
LATONIA RACE TRACK

Latonia. Ky. July 3.-The season
of racing at this point, now on the
fag end, Is keenly remarkable for
the overwhelming amount OF money
wagered through the pari-mutuei
betting machines. Up to and In
cluding Wednesday of the past
week It was estimated that up
wards of s15,000.00 passed through
the French devices Installed at the
track. OF this vast amount the
association has a legal right OF D
per cent. This. augmented by the
odd chance-known in racing par
lance as the "breaks'-tickets lost
or destroyed, initiates the rake-of to
something over per cent.
The largest days business was. OF
course, Derby Day. when something
over ss55.000 was handled. with
easily 100000 shut out by bettors
being unable to get through the
crush. On the basis of averaging,
it will then be seen that the La
tonia Jockey Club will in the proc
ess of it's allotted thirty-one days Of
racing accumulate close to S250.00O.
While the betting machines are.
of course, the most lucrative end
OF the racing game. 1t must not be
considered that this is the only
source OF revenue. On the contrary.
hot dog" man. Derby Day he
handled s275, while the smallest
days business was a trifie under
$3.50. The various concessions thus
add a healthy total to the receipts.
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MASON NEUVE RESULTS

First Raoe.--Olive James. los tLanerty,.
1l.5O; SO, $40; Lieut. Lester. 102 tCassy),
$50. 3.70; Janice Logan, 1O5 (Connorsl,
800. Old Red and Lenora also ran.
Second Race. Little Alexander, 100
Casey, 1000, $50, $40; Necessity, lis
Tho mas1. 7.30. 800; Maybridge, 40 iAc-
toni, 80. Joe's Sister. Donna Grafton and
Black Star also ran.
Third Race. - Little Pete, III (Garner)
1880. $50, $40; July Fly, rs CGarsanD,
40, 800; Galloway, III Taylor, 40.
Mike Dixon and Beverly James also ran.
Fourth Race. - Walter Mack. 1i2 lille
mani, $50, $40. 2.l0; Back Bay, III lGar-
gam. 80, $40; Diaii. III (CsseyD, 10.
Presumption and Delaney also ran.
Fifth Raoe.-Emma J, 105 (Finley), 40,
$50, $50; Steve, let (Thomasl, no, 40;
Margaret n, ll3 (HiIemanD. $50. White
Have. Sir Galahad I'd and Waldo, jr., also
ran.
Sixth Race.-Pleasure Bent, 113 (Dunkin-
sorD, 1890. so, $50; Leta, ITO (schlesin-
Eerl, 40, go: Amino, ll2 traylorl, 30.
Cspitana and Mas Sweep also ran.
Seventh Race-P1e, 107 tGarnerD. $40,
800. out; Dewitt 106 (ConnorsI, 40. out;
y. h. Beal, 12l tActonD, out. Fairy Prince
also ran.
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AQUEpUCT ENTRIES.
(F0R MONDAY

First Race. - Six and a half furlongs.
'Carlin 8. 100; 'Game Cock. 90; Oceanna
lOs; 'Jyntee, 100; Say Which. l04: Mile
Vivian, ITO; Cinderella. I04; Lovely, l04.
Second Race.-About two miles. Lytle,
l42; Decisive, 1877; Double Eye. li5; De
badou, 1872.
Third Receive furlongs. Jacobina. II2;
Foam. 100; Good Bye, III; Intrigante. H.;
Prodigy, III; Nancy Lee, 1l2; Tamarisk
1i5.
Fourth Race.-Seven furlongs. Auda cious.
III; Billy Kelly. 125; Naturalist, I24: Royce
Roofs. lOT: Lion dor. l26; Pen Rose, 10;
Tlckllsh, 100; Dominique, lI0: Constancy,
no; Old koenig, ll6; Irish Dream. IO2: Mad
HS tier. 1l9
Fifth Race. - Fifteen -sixteenths mile
Veto, lOI; Little Nearer, 112; CIaquer. III;
'sunnyland, lOl; ReEresso. los; Elmendorf.
IA; Goaler, l14; Beauty Sleep, 96; Rock
port, 106.
Sixth Rsce.-six furIongs. Magic Silence,
10; Wapiti. lis: Kirk Lexington. lI5; Our
Boots, lis; Buffer. IFS; Foam, ll2; Copper
Demon. us; Bally New. IFS: Frivolous. liz:
sa mmy J, llo; Eternity, ll5: Ross X, I15.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather, cloudy. Track, fast.
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WINDSOR RESULTS

First Race-Bengali, ll3 tYeargan). $50.
go. 80; Nallowmot. lis CstoneI, $50
$50; Plymouth Rock. lis tDishmOnl. $50
Gallaway. Galley Head, Banyan. L. Moody
and Hemisphere also ran.
Second Race-Auntie May. III CDishmonl, ,
40 40, 2.1O; John s. Reardon. us
tP1tz), go, 10; SandaIwood, los tStonsl
2.OO. Huen and Dan Jackson also ran,
Third Hace-Archie AIeIa nder, lI3 IDish-
monl' u.sO, $50, $40; Murray, 10 tIIin-
phyb, 800, $50; FL Mahdi, lis stack. .
40. Lady Ward, Lowell Jockey Jane.
Princess Myrtle, Lancelot, Sky Ball. Cock
o. the Main, Rouen. Helma and Hope also
ran.
Fourth Race - May W. II3 CStearns,.
6.V' so. 300: Hush. 100 tBarnesD. 400.
2.Oo; Refugee I'd. ll3 CTayiOrD, 500. Dar.
nay Kentucky Boy. Dragoon. The Colleen
Bon J. *. johnson, BlackthOrn. Langhorne
and Retreat also ran.
Fifth Race - Paul weidel. l21 Cstack)
30, $50, out; They Shall Not Pass. 1Os
learg1n). 4.3O, out; Gain de Cause III
thlchcreek1, out. Double Van also ran.
sixth Race-Margaret Dixon 100 Hin
phyJ' IIO, 40, $50; Maurice III 10
tstack). 1880, $40; Nurse Jane. 100 o;rn-
peri. 4.So; Big Cedar. Hot Spark, Clutches.
MackeIValne' Louis Adair and barley Belle
also ran.
Seventh Race-Garbage. III (Yearganl
Is 30 80 80: Skeerface. Ill CbiayettaI
+.So Z;Vo; virgo. lO6 (GruberI. 3.1O. short
stop Circulate. Little Ed and JACK Reeves
also ran.
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES
ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.

n Il
First Race-Five furIongs: Reconnais
sance' lOo; Myrtle Crown. 1903; Pattpr, 100
Mary Cowell. lO7; Brunswick. 10; Jealous
1lO; George {, jr., 10; Charley Boy. 10.
frivol. llO; Martin A. Noonan, 10: LADY
Granite, ITO; Runmic. 1l3; key L. lI3.
Second Race-SiX furlongs: Mayor House.
100: Sim Feiner, 100: Toe the Marx 1OO.
Uncle Lassie, l02; KukIux, lO+. stenson
l12; MahOny. H. 'O'''
Third Race-Alile and one-sixteenth. Es-
tero. lOl: Mysterious Girl. IO1; Yaphank
lo3: Royal Jester 1O5; Master Bill. lOs.
Fourth Race-Six. furIongs: Glow Worm
lO1; MOuette. 0J; Rex Gaiety, %: sweet
bouquet 100; Bencher. lOa; Ammunition
llO; 'Salvo. 10: 'Bugle March, 1I2: Stur-
dee ll6. George NJ. Hendrie-Thomas Rid
die entries. -'''
Fifth Race-1Iile and seventy Yards. Say
ona, "; My Dear 81; fFort Bliss. 100: kits
III. io5: fDr. Hickman, lO5; tRanrher 100;
tMidnight Sun. 1l3: st. Quentin. ia: Prin-
ceps' IL; Charley SUNNY IOS ". r. skin
ner entry; tGeOrge NJ. Hendrie entry.
sixth hace-Mile and one-sixteenth: Keen
lo2; Joan Of Are, lO2; Piedra. lO4; Kewpie
ONeili' lo4; Mountain Rose II. lO4: Cheer
leader. lOI: EzhOrter. 10: Sans Peur III
III hllts II. 1l2: Peerless One II3.
seventh Race-A1ile and one-eightb: lin
Ietrie. lOl; Capital City. 1O8; Lakross 1O6:
Hogart, JOG: Pit. 1O6; Capt Hodge. iOG;
Betsy lO'; Blazonry, 100; woodthrush. 1I2.
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MASON NEUVE ENTRIES
FOR MONDAY.


First Race-FOr 3-year-olds. purxa s,oo.
SIX and One-half furlOngs: BaIJyIonia 1OT
Mary MallOn. 10; Viva Cuba, lO7: Olive
James. ll0; Hosler. 1O7: Dependence. 1O7.
Second Race-For 4-year-olds and mn.
claiming: purse, $500; five furlongs: LADY
Hester. 10; Star Finch. 10; Assumption
III: Mildred Euretta. Il0; Sir Galahad ond
liz; Sid c. keener, lI2
Third Rsce-FOr i-year-oids and up: claim
ing; purse $500: six furlongS: Hattie Ne
Carthy, ITO; Glider H.: Galway. Ii2:
Lillian @. 10: Beverly James, Ii2; De,
lCntey, 1l2: SafranOr 11O.
Fourth Race-FOr 3-year-elds and nm:
handicap; purse, $500; six and one-half fur
longs: Dainty Lady. 100; Helen Atkins, 100.
1Ihe Desert. llO: tMumbo Jumbo 100,
'Brizz. 100: RESIST. 110; Diadi, lis. .Jones
entry; tvsil entry.
tlfth Race-FOr 3-year-olds and up: purse
500; mile and One-sixteenth: Lightnins
sweep. lO1; Dick winfrey. los; The TaIkrr'
III; Thrills, 1O6; semper stalwart, los:
Tugs. III 49,
sixth Race-For 4 year-olds and mn. s1air,
ing purse, 500; mile and seventy Yards:
sweeplet. no.. Margaret n. 112; Regent.
III; Dahinda. 1l0; Clih Stream, III.
seventh kaco-For 8-year-olds ana mn.
claiming: purse. $500: mile and one-six.
teenth: High Tide. 103: Ned Mileybrirbt
lVI; VIII Soon. los; sti-up. III: ZinnIa.
loei Amino, lOs; cspitapia. liz
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FITZSIMMONS TO
BATTLE DUNDEE

New York. July 3.-Eddie Fitz-
simmons and Johnny Dundee, two
of the best light-weights in the
East, will box a ten-round, no de-
cision fight before the International
Sporting Club July Is in one OF the
feature preliminaries.
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LATONLA ENTRIES
FOR MONDAY

81
First Races year-olds and nm. 81, o.,
longs. Refugee I'd, o3; sans Rov Ss.
Iravesty' Ss; FLYING WeIshman. 0s: RnnnS n
los; Tulsa, 9s; Gypsy Queen, lO3: sweenine
Glance. lO3; Blue Paradise. 1O5. RuIIinr
los; Escobar, JOS D"iiioh'
Second Raee'-2-year-olds; five and n half
InrIongs. Our Ally, ll2; Horky IIo. Ma.
nOwer III; Golden Autumn, lla; Tawnsentba
III; Penwell, H.; LOugh Maiden 10. NJ
bonaire, liz; Grace Minard. lI2, ujss D.
perity, ll25 Peppery Polly, lI2: Mar q
III Also eligible; Declasse, III: snro 10.
Eleanor ;, liz; Marjorie Mckay Ii5, O.
zette. 112; Book Worm ll2 W.
Third Race.-2-year r-oIds: five f,r,o,r. vi,
G. AcClintock, 1O6; GIendover. I0T. Coss;n
Avenue. 107; Lough Storm, IO7. Paroa ,o1
Ring Rose, lio; The Ally, 1I2: Easter siJs
lla. Siue'
Fourth Race.-3-year-oIds and mn. si, ,r,
longs. Angon. los; BrookhoIt. iIo. ama-i
can Ace, l2a; Flags, 12j.
Fifth Race.-3-year-olds and nm. ma ,,,;,.
and three-sixteenths. Ethel Grav 90. o,,n,s
Imp, 1O1; Prince Pal. lOS: Attaboy "a 10
Midway, no. woodtap, 10; Caotain Moa
liz; RegalO, llS; DR.. Clark, Ion. Wud''-
115; Drastic. lis; BE Frank, II9: Minto "a
us; Cleopatra. 1Os: Over There I9i. pcsi "a
face, 49, Mint Cat, 1lO; Leochares, Io7. TN
Porter. 135. -''' h"e
Sixth Rsce.-s-year-olds and up; one m,,s
and 4 quarter.
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Vardon Grows Old.

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times is 80 years old. but still a
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Collyer's S Selections for
Mondays Races
LAToNIA SELECTIONS

First Race Escoba, Bullion.
Sweeping Glance.
Second Race-Grace Minard, Pen
well, Golden Autumn.
Third Race-The Ally, Gossip Ave-
nue, Easterside.
Fourth Race-Brookholt, Flags,
American Ace.
Fifth Race-Whitney Entry, Ethel
Gray. Cleopatra.
sixth Race-Chief Brown, Raf-
ferty, Quito.
seventh Rnce-BrndIey's Choice.
kinghsher,> Herald.
Best Bet-BradIey'S Choice.
Best Bet of the Dny-Bradley'S
Choice.
Best Take-a-Chanre Bet-EtheI
Gray.
Best ParIay-BroOkhOIt Escoba,
The Ally-A Place.
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WINDSOR SELECTIONS.

"INDSUH SELFITTONS.
First Race-GOIden Dawn. Hacka-
more, Diomed.
Second Race-TOp of the Morning,
Charles Leydecker. Bill McCIoy.
Third Race-Niss Dora. Blarney
Stone, My Rose.
Fourth Race-COIecn Bawn, Cam
deIaria. Philistine.
Fifth Race-Irish Kiss, Breeze,
Snapdraeon III.
sixth Race-Lady in BLACK, Who
Cares, Duke of Deyonshire.
seventh Rnce-Neenah, Pas de
Chance, Solid Rock.
Best BeI-Irish kiss
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AQUEDUCT SELECTIONS.
First Rnce-CarIine s., Cinderella.
Jyntee.
Second Race-Debadou, Decisive,
LytIe.
Third Race-ROSs Entry, Nancy
Lee. Good Bye.
Fourth Race-NaturaIixt, Ross
Entry. PenroSe.
Fifth Race-Elmendorf, Pierre-a.
Feu. GOaIer.
sixth Race-Kirk Livingston, Our
Boots, Buffer.
Best Bet-Elmendorf
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FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.
First Race Brunswick, Lady
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Second Race-Incle's Lassie, Stem
son. Mahoney.
Third Race-Mastcr Bill. Yaphank.
Royal Jester.
Fourth Race-Hendrie Entry. Stur-
dee, Glow Worm.
Fifth Race-Skinker Entry, Pri,-
ceps, Charlie SUNNY.
sixth Race-ExhOrter, Peerless
One, kewpie O'NeiII.
seventh Race - Betsy. Wood
thrush, LaekrOse,
Best Bet-BPunswIck.
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