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Jkzj^L Thf» } ,;I Nillmnks Nrul Nrnvi«Vilv Nlpnt V R>F Thdm WINNING FAVORITES HI r WEEKLY MEETINGS TO BE THE BOOKIMAKERS HEAVILY HELD AT BRIGHTWOOD * L. D. Sale. his mure did not have to showed himself a (taint to win By rmi«-h out of ftppri.it Plspnt.h to The Star. youngster A number of local her class to win her race, the fasti st heat the under the circumstances. horsemen, who for belnR 2.22 NKH" YORK. July J?..Judged by Fair is the finest looker that sue- business and other reasons V week horse- Play do not care to On the day following Mr fl- Ms it Hrirrhton this cess ftil sire has sent to the races follow the circuits havn * f.. v...." I (Thursdiiyt larg- Hastings was not In as w'.lli th«» Wittors anxious 10 senac men this s- and may a thorn In the good luck pHt*- men are ason, prove a little fun at home during the remainder iiik gviaiiiK ivKid. m trie 2 12 pare. In thin to Saratoga. Empire City, Fort side of Colin. Chapultepec, Friestone, race Mr. \\ atern had t.» xpens»s other stake winners before of the racing season. Wednesday !.ik«- th«* >1 ;st of the Canadian circuit, or wherever and Staminathey flekl, being last In the Frlf and the g-t through with him. His future career next a matinee will be given byafternoonthe absolutely nummary. may make the jump next week. Not will b" watched. L#arry \nC\>i*mirk was more fortunate. .»s they closely Brlghtwood Driving Club, and it is the lis little sorrel mar. teamed hv at any time this season have fields (>11 the same day Fond Heart, another My*otls, of the management to give intention"Goldsmith M Id Tommy, .sav« d her en- the Hastings two-year-old. earned her maiden t so large as now. yet proportion every Wednesday afternoon in the trance foe. The start Thurs!t\ \\a> t.: averagedhi-1 ors by another win for the Belmont matineesfirst this <>t" winning f;ivorit« s has continued fully up future as as the racing season lusts. season that Mynotis ha* made. a id stable. Quite a rarity to see the nursery long she may «1«> better when she few to the average colors In front twice one divided between has a moro In day, for The classes will be A, B races un«ler her lxlt. At Oil < lnde< 1 so well have backers August Belmont is an extensive Itv Thursday public although anu a ana t> will inciuau suuic ui tne Dorsey was up against the 111 ir«* winners that almost as much so as !»ay #ni» -i '.n landing well-played suer» b-eeder, Keene, horses which raced Ht Brightwood last again, with the dun mare KZdna <JPaulineIn cent of the th.it were in line iiciprn iur uiuui miu lit? iiaa uui the 2 pare. l*auiine won the 2~* per layers a real one for a number Wednesday, with such added starters as pace, but date have dropped out the developed good Edna captured the third and fourth heats at the opening of years. may be entered or the management may in 24» and 2 i.,ct f...- ,iavg f,,r finnnrial renairs. This 2*2. and Pors« > pulled out of The western contingent here put over a Class t" may include some of the It se< <>nd il select. moM-y. |Yt«-r Ta\lor's Juh linta has male quite a gnp in the bookmakers' pm winner Wednesday in the youngsters owned in Washington that have got fourth money and saved his k S -rrano. Bred niran^ ranks; but as On whole pa me of racing is Iding Carthage, by four-yearoid never started in a race. In the last-named fee. 8ome t!* tl horses will find en* I>> Horai Resp< ss. the horse was raced with Ciass the heats will be half-mik* In # rally a survival of the (financially) probably gitgemenf* Went Viikih ui.t 1 the f.i.rs Ken* sui cess at Ijitonia early this month, and ones. If owners so desire, anil it is quit** in this section to t) arul downp of the sport are begin bloom, when thejr % ups litest.r:.n that well-known camiKiigner, Phil possible that the management may decide will turn the;: fa- * hotra ward and sa\e taken with due phil"- phy. for there are i i:n ii, ji 5* J u»I i rt'.i ill till** ui uia» i atro. to make all of the events half-mile heats snipping expenses. other days. Then the I'hil Finch party, J. T. Williams If viim-iinm.tii nriif«r It t iri t U' iv Thi> and sun, bought Carthage from Respess * ('< !» i at James R. Kit-nc's grreat Knights of Pythias affair Wednesday la*t * * and brought him on here. the fact that a score «»f horses j.av» air* earned him close developed Local events and l<»-al hoi sos * oiy V. t< ran Jim Williams is no stranger to remain in Washington tit to go to the Hu es have ho n - A-'.T*v '« i > is i; si r all homebreds, X- w his hors.-s Ram's Horn and _^_ / ff great y overshadowed t t £_" I York, ^ ^ if their owners would get them In during j t w<k I'hil Kincli shown S^WL onl> it i?i ik t h«-lr u-r<at merit all the more having metropolitan racing condition. by the opening of the pr;»'.<1 < 111 In racegoers a thing or two by cleverly won ^%:%v"v ^' 'd^v'»®M®|^lw -.l; : t :i* p ;lar owner. It was August 20 the Georgetown contingent will where the fastest ttv » an\ Detroit, rat h fore Ham's Horn died. So when M have sole of the and the k «:i v. s;: '«l h* had ratlvr breed track, i« Carthage wis started with | possession year met Thursday last 11» contestprevious \\ a !\' -it i i winner than Wednesday, event will be called Georgetown day. The i* 1 K> >»*rby Itadtke hip. the horse was for the Merchants and i nt or i1 { S* rites. But heavily backed, afi'air rests in the hands uf Jacob Manufacturers $10,* as uis work since ho got here has been 000 stakes. I'ub'.i * K »i i winner ;.i fi»T winner John Garrett and Henry Copperthite,Hilleary, curiosity has 1 u gilt-edged. i.s assurance a whetted for two w » t- t .! .»-»»vv th«- 1\« niucky which enough tl it big crowd ks pa> t t a razors Carthnge land d Jim Williams and the will be and worth . ? v a v i. t! s. present the racing edge as to whet .er the winner w >ti!d be the well named colt entire western delegation thousands of B Hot. his three-year-old bj his clever victory In fast time, withdollar. witnessing.Memphis owned gelding. Highball or the* > ::i his fefS V * Vot« r. impr« lively $7,ikl© -' 5 -m. r namne Fining suu on me norse % j California owned and hied mar-* " .at he M I' * * Snotni W;:i r.r i_ l< i: it at the was a "-; finish "His* sire, Serrano, i1 Torrid as the weather has been of Girl. Four ago - late, we<,ks .... rm s iiis <%»-h'Srat» d well-posted hoi n n 1"" is f > fast i."rs«- when on the turf, and seems : r« fer Pan. the of new has could see t«» it to have bred a better than he in this homestretch the speedway nothing hut nig ihal!. Aft r .1 !! r lint and r i.1 en iv. one. that is a wonder on a been kept several degrees hotter during the ge'dlng ho.it the mare at vll.e J o of simply muddy Liberty «!<> "I v.- \v:f in l.V» pnimls or track. week The hours one heat in the fist time of the ,a ! lie lit.-avy day evenings. speeding 'Jaf.i1* :as -! ;r !.» lro juois ' unds like a feather and Double Success. run from G p.m. to 8 p.m., and some very partisans thought It was ail overHighballlor s-houldortd 1*Jf» Duryea's the mare and all Uters need 1 n: rr.:! i va .n warm contests can be seen free of charge do when he Another Respess development, Dick reached Detroit was to ro ij in the st tnd : ill1 which will Pin' by to the course during the hours phei. neli. ;i full brother to Dick Welles of 1.37 2-5 driving and c'.aim the money. Hut hk t rat tl" in. Hal!- .. w- i > of Pet or named. The backstretch of the mile r. .rJ fame, also scored on the same speedway mart' camo back, and the following we< k . s : with 'I fiit- i< season, I'm in ! has been barred from the c it all % publ put over M M.' rn. ! \ S \ K1*to. Frank day and put the westerners on "velvet." ALLEBTON, JR. Highball. Then Home Co. for some time by the superintendent people began to <loiibt. loiter It wasinsure * * »\!vc ir.l I »i;i!..i Kfn. Golf He carried a temporarily 111» pounds and defeated good of and hinted that the n u and oil i crack three- public buildings grounds, pending gelding had thrown small Ball, Fo mta nbl« fit-lil <>f two-year-olds in clever fasliion. A GRANDSON OF ALLERTON. and has brought him up in light harness in j-ie is a cnestnut, standing flrteen hands the construction of a bridge across the curb which made him lame and ir- now ! 11 t Ball r»t.
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