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Harvard Eight Motor Cop Captures $5,000 Cudgel Wins Lady Douglas's Gainsborough Outrows Yale Withers Stakes at Belmont Park Ky. Handicap Is Favorite in English Derby On Favorite a Housatonic Wins Each of the j By Length My Dear and Ferry Also Six Races at Belmont MONARCH, which won the English Derby in 1845 mg Liked . Merry Monarch, Wins Race a Park Is Second and Hollis- MERRYat the wonderful odds of 2,000 to 1, and which is noted in "Varsity by Pif, Jr., 2,000 to 1, Luckiest Length While 2,000 Belmont Park, Sixth day, June 1 ter Third in Rich Louis¬ history as the luckiest horse which ever looked through a bridle. Look On WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK SLOW ville Winner People By W. J. Macbeth or FIRST RACE..Belling; r.>r »700 added. Ono mile. At post two minute«; off at Stake *2 Start throe-year-olds; or A. K. Sr ,, good. Won driving: place same. Time, 1:40 4-6. Winner, l.r. t., l'y Meddler Macomber's Motor Cop, a three- *JU Herbert Li.i.v Winifred. Owner, F Housroan. Trainer, .1. Garaon. year-old bay colt Uncle out of j,oit__-netting-.> NEW HAVEN', June 1. The Harvard by Index. Starter ha. By J. S. Mitchél Xarco, and the dark horse of the stable Wt. iv*. St. % ij \ Fin. Jockey. Open. High.Uloao. Flaco, LOUISVILLE, June l..J. K. L. Ross's crew (58) Ladj Gertrude 100 1 :¦: -. Varsity defeated the Yale eight (41) 4 !!l 1'' 1" Rodriguez ...6-5 7-5 3-5 ridden L. won the On Wednesday next the thoughts of Nominee - Cudgel, .Hn) 4 i - .'.' by Lyke, a entry, annexed the rich Withers Stakes 3 l'-i 2« ¦:* 2'° Enaor. by length of open water in a two- . Ill 2 1 ¦¦¦, 4 4 Darte«. 10 15 turfites tho world over will he turned ?7 glbby 3'V4 . sixth of the Handi¬ of at *.¦' Babette !5 :.' . running Kentucky mile race on $5,000 Beimont Park yesterday .loi 4 2 ;;;s:.3 :-3 4 Trotse. _68_ '-.' the Housatonic River afternoon. j cap, at Douglas Park, this afternoon,! toward Newmarket Heath, where the above near hail at various Hires. Rodrigues Derby, hero, late this after¬ by a length from Fif, Jr. Hollister was1 English Derby will be run. This year noon Motor Cop, which had shown rare in a war-time substitute for the SBCO.Ml tho classic will be on the . on uu<(. RACE..Steeplechase: handicap; for rour-year-olds and upward; aclllng; $700 added. third. The time was 2:03 The race big; galloped annual dual speed previous starts in the East About two miles snd a Quarter. Al posl one imnuto; oil at 3 05. Start goo<l. W.n easily; luaeo regatta usually rowed at same Time, 4 J:' _¦ ;,. ch traîner, w.u. was worth $12,000 to the winner. Rowley mile course, a straightaway this season, his brilliant race of Winner, g t>. by Superhuman.Deity. Owner, 11. !.. i'rait. New London. The time of the winning by A summary of the race shows: Dis¬ strip of velvet sward, which Danny yesterday assured a clean slate for the Polt tance,, a mile and a for three- combination was 10 minutes and 58 Index, starter. ,-netting- quarter; Maher once averred was the grandest form players. He was but one of the Wt. Pos. St. '.¦* 1 -'4 Pin Jockoy, Open. High. Clûeo.-_Place. Bh. year-olds and up; $10,000 added; Cud-! seconds, while Vale finished in 11 min¬ ¿US) Superhuman .150 1 1 8 3 '.' ô 4 ;. 7-10 . 132 piece of running turf on earth. '- 3 Williams _4 gel, (Lyke), $5, $3.00 $2.90, . .j won; utes and 1 half-dozen favorites that stood in Shannon Hiver .142 .r' . seconds. up 4 2 S 2« 2< i"'j 2" Allen .6-6 S 8-5 this attention is Nortmvood ¡" . Pif, Jr., 117 (Garner), $4, At juncture about The Crimson oarsmen took the the six .J34 3 2 P2 ¡:2 -:- Palmer . 10 12 ? Ç3.60, second; lead races, handing the layers one Hollister, 120 (Buxton), $4.20, third. divided between owned A. early in the race and were never of the severest Superman lay ofl' the pa<*> to Ihe stretch, then «ont to the front to win oaally. Shannon Hiver; My Dear, by drubbings they had re¬ oa lly ii ..t best. Midway, Arriet, Guy Fortune, Buford,! W. headed, although Yale mad*.' a gallant ceived since the ('apt. Reos, Creen Jones, Rancher and Cox, who won last year with Gay spurt near ihe finish and to genius of man first t)7 Timm KACK.- Crusader; the of Lord managed °« Till-; FASHION; fur two-year-old fillies; $5,000 guaranteed; valuo to winners» Beaverkill also ran. King Gorin was! Ferry, property cut down a portion of the figured out the scheme of betting on $4.S00, $700, $300. Five furlongs, straight. At post five minutes; off at 3:42. Start good. Won Derby, and Gainsborough, owned by intervening easily; piaco sarao. Timo, n:59. Ihk. scratched. space. When the Blue blades of the bangtails. W. it. Karrlck. Winner, !.. by Olsgulso.Sprite, owner, oneck Stable. Cramer, The other results follow: Lady Jane Donarlas, but to go on his local to become which is university began It was well for said First raco (two-year-olds; piir¿e $S00; four and' brettding, Gainsbrough, by players, though a out of an win¬ threatening, however, the Cambridge sad for said Index, starter. Wt. Pos. St. ii % 'S¡ I"ln. Jockey. Open. High. Ulose. Place. Sh. half furlongs).Cacambo, 109 (La Faille). $4. Bayardo Kosedrop, Oaks crew liftrd its heat to layers, that Motor Cop did (75) Elfin $2.90, $2.50, won; Silvcrv Ught.. 112 lMeCal*>), ner, should flash his shoes in the eyes *hirty-four tjuoen .124 6 6" 1V4 l'Vs I* I" Schuttlnger ..2-5 2-5 2-5 $7.111, $4.30; second; Melancholia, 112 (O'lirlen). strokes to the substantiate the last half GO 'Ophelia .112 :, 4 4; '-' 1Û l> ;> i of the field at. the Gains¬ minute and quickly of his name.. Aum 4> 2Vá Walls. 20 $3.50, third. Time. 64. War Cap, ,'iagplpe, fas- winning post. (31) Ulnali .112 S 8 3l 3' ;' :;- Kummer. lu 12 s 6 - I pulled away again, finishing strongly The imported War which was 6a -Minuit toureau, Ed. stone, Vulcanite, Sun Myth, Juilgo borough recently won the Two Thou¬ Cloud, ,< .lull3 7' ü; -1» 4-- McTasgart.., ti'¦>.'.2 1 David. Braco I'p and I/dloo also ran. and with speed and to L'uclo's Lassie .112 2 t> sand Guineas from the best endurance spare. coupled in the betting with Motor 66 2 8 8 6* 6" Falrbrother... 20 30 20 5-2 Second race (claiming, lhreo»y-m oids and up- three-year- Cop, Virago .100 1 1 2\i 7" 5W B>S J(|ibiiiaiiii. Ö 8 S 5-2 1 ward; purse. $7U0; six 113 old colts in training. Rowed in 66 Lady Rosebud .lui) 7 i furloncs).8klles Knob, Dead Water which was ridden by Johnny Loftus,, 7 «' Ms S 7« Boral . 30 40 30 8] (llowardi. $10.30, $.1 SO. $:(.'J0, won; I'etrovna, For the so it is a tjueon ol the Spa_108 4 5Ü 2'a 7» 8 T.ii'im. 2U 20 15 101. (Sande). $3 40. past decade or The rare was not fast, pounds the best in û_ i>_2. $2.90. «eeond; lehl-Iian, 93;: question often heard as to which was the particularly jockey the country,'¡ .Addod starter. Majestic, $ii.C0, third. Time, 1:124-5. Tom An- contest being rowed in dead water and which was reckoned the menace« KH'in Queen had rlcrson, \lh. Nobleman, Bronze Eagle, liac. Before the. luckiest of all Derby winners. Some without current all the Fpced and romped away from the others. Ophelia much best of others. Aunt Dawn, Precision, Hociiir and and under most try¬ that sent the stable to the Dinah, lntorfered with ;it the start, closed stoutly and was full of running at the end. Pomp also ran. say that Hermit, the victor of at weather post at: Scrau lied 109. Third race .(two-year-olds: p\.r?<; $800; Uvo fur¬ 1867, ing conditions. A high tem¬ evens, got such a very bad break at the! Zulelka, j longs)- liellevo Me. «iTris. 10R (Connolly), $4.40. 1,000 to 15, bears the palm, and others perature and humid start that he co $2.70, $2.20, won; 108 are heavy, atmosphere never figured at all. O0 FOURTH RACE..THE WITHERS; for three-year-olds; $5,000 guaranteed; value to winners. $7.100, Sennlngs Park, (McCatio), firm believers in Signorinetta, the took toll from the Mr. $700, $300. one mile. At posl two minutes; ofi al 4 12. Start bad. Won sumo. $2.80, $J 20, second. St. Itemard. 105 (Muleahey). early oarsmen, and Macomber read o driving; place third. 100 to 1 shot which landed the big two of ihe somewhere, per-: Tone, 23 2 ;.. 0:404 5, 1:12 3-5, 1:39 3-5. (Private time, 1 38 4-5.) Winner, b. c, by l/uelu.Xarco. $2.50, Time, 59 1-5. Frogtown and By Yale crew collapsed as the ¡haps, that no wise man all his Owner, A. K. Macomber. Trainer, W. 1(. Itlght also ran. money in 1008. shell puts Jonftlngs. fourth rare slid across the linish line. eggs in one basket. If he had not sent (claiming; three-year-olds and up¬ Nobody ever heard tell of Both in rowing form and the his two ward, purse, $800; one mile and a sixteenth).Ask nowadays power good colts to the post he wouldi Index, start«-.
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    Part 1 Large print exhibition text Troy myth and reality Please do not remove from the exhibition This two-part guide provides all the exhibition text in large print. There are further resources available for blind and partially sighted people: Audio described tours for blind and partially sighted visitors, led by the exhibition curator and a trained audio describer will explore highlight objects from the exhibition. Tours are accompanied by a handling session. Booking is essential (£7.50 members and access companions go free) please contact: Email: [email protected] Telephone: 020 7323 8971 Thursday 12 December 2019 14.00–17.00 and Saturday 11 January 2020 14.00–17.00 1 There is also an object handling desk at the exhibition entrance that is open daily from 11.00 to 16.00. For any queries about access at the British Museum please email [email protected] 2 Sponsor’sThe Trojan statement War For more than a century BP has been providing energy to advance human progress. Today we are delighted to help you learn more about the city of Troy through extraordinary artefacts and works of art, inspired by the stories of the Trojan War. Explore the myth, archaeology and legacy of this legendary city. BP believes that access to arts and culture helps to build a more inspired and creative society. That’s why, through 23 years of partnership with the British Museum, we’ve helped nearly five million people gain a deeper understanding of world cultures with BP exhibitions, displays and performances. Our support for the arts forms part of our wider contribution to UK society and we hope you enjoy this exhibition.