Maxim & Gay Company Dominates New Orleans Turf Alums
The Maxim & Gay Company, a Western racing outfit, holds close ties with most owners and trainers in New Orleans, boasting insider access to plans. Their 20-dollar daily play produced a complete seasonal record, highlighting sensational wins such as Orla at 15 to 1 and Philma Paxton at 60 to 1, drawing thousands of clients from coast to coast.
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New Orleans
Maxim & Gay Company
West
Orla
Meridian
Philma Paxton
Maine
Calfornia
New Qirleans
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Felix Bardster
Serpent
Ig Mov
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Banish
St. Cuthbert
Weldeman
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Thompson
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Fragmented OCR notice of bond payments and deliveries
Fragmentary line of text lists bonds and delivery references with dates and party names. Mentions DA, July, numbers, and associations. Readable details are sparse. core items include bond payments and delivery actions with unclear recipients.
Sprint thriller keeps Gougoltz and Kaser in chase at Madison Square Garden
In the six day international cycle team race Gougoltz and Kaser drop to the second bunch while McFarland Bedell Leander spark a sensational sprint. Meyers, Jacobson and Darragon rally, numerous riders receive relief, and Kramer shatters indoor marks. Runners Nelson Walthour Leander visit France. Jockey Club reinstates riders. Ingleside entries listed.
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F. Ed Spooner
Madison Square Garden
New York
Gougoltz
Kaser
McFarland
Bedell
Leander
Butler
Jacobson
Darragon
Maya
Sreater
Endeavor
Rome
Lootens
Baraquin
Brussan
Bruni
Fenn
Keegan
Pertson
Medspeth
Frank Kramer
Kramer
Michael
Bart
Krebs
Rend
Gougeltz
Joe Nelson
Bob Waltho
Three Favorites First Under Wire at New Orleans Race Day
New Orleans December 8 Irene Mac and W J Deboe were the winning favorites. Flaneur won the fifth race at $605 and was bought in. Trocadero won the sixth and also bought in at $905. Ed Corrigari's stable arrived from Louisville. Weather cloudy, track slow. Moranda wins six furlongs in 1 20. Fifth race Flaneur takes mile and sixteenth. Irene Mae tops nine furlongs race. Debde wins handicap. Jenny's entries at New Orleans noted. First race purse details list Agnes Muck and others. Second and third races feature several named horses and odds. Sixth race listing shows Hattie Davis and others in mile and a half selling.
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New Orleans
Irene Mac
W. J. Deboe
Flaneur
Trocadero
Ed Corrigari
Louisville
Moranda
B. Rice
Smile
Jus
Lanary
A. Booker
Judge Magee
Guatama
Trombone
Bastile
Fuller
Lid
T. Walsh
Doeskin
Hobbins
James Vy. Curdett
Br. Senarit
Kred
Kiss Quick
Irene Mae
Gannon
Woodmont Belle
Robbins
Varna Fonso
Cholgerson
Ditto
Suburban Queen
Never Smile
Anthesia
Nica Jetteran
W. J. Debde
Mouvins
Rolling Beer
Buchanan
Worthington
Ig. Travers
Death
Cornwall
D. Gilmore
Leenia
Bridewell
Helgerson
Tiong
Goldaga
Swordsman
Jady Midas
Almiess
Georgia Tzaraner
Blath Macin
Peiling
Heigerson
Leviathan
Koboms
Huchanan
Optimo
Banish
Loone
Jenny
Agnes Muck
Helen. Hay
Gloria
Mundh
Enhance
Deponan
Peat
Lord Pepper
Bower
Prince Herman
Pine Brook
Harry
Vitus
Burke Cochran
Farmer Dim
Cincinnatus
Giennevis
Can Yon
Flamboyant
My Surprise
Krtnnning
Hattie’ Davis
Com
Low Woods
Vesuvia
Pat Garrett
Marcos
Erne
Patheen
Barrack
Attell Outpoints Ryan In California Featherweight Bout
California featherweight Abe Attell outpointed Bud Ryan of Chicago in a six round bout. Attell fought a running pace but was hurt in the third when Ryan chased and knocked him down. Attell recovered with a jab and held a slight edge in most rounds.
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Abe Attel
California
Chicago
Abe Attell
Bud Day Ryan
Attel
Ryan
Hi Attel
Rotchford
Ghisaeo
George Munroe
Newark
Dan Patch Sold For Sixty Thousand Dollars
Minneapolis reports Dan Patch, the unbeaten pacer of M H Sturgis, sold for 300000 to W Sav age of International Stock Food Co. MM E McHenry, former driver, signs to manage the horse for 1903 44 season. The pacer will winter in Minneapolis and spend the stud season at the International Stock Food farm.
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Minneapolis
W. Savage
International Stock Food Company
Dan Patch
M. H. Sturgis
New York
MM. E. McHenry
Mr. Savage
International Stock Food Farm
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