Six Shooter Wins Grast Western Handicap at Washington Park
Six Shooter defeats Flying Torpedo by 2 1 2 lengths to establish a Grast Western Handicap record at Washington Park. Race notes cite a single foul inquiry rejected by judges, with clear weather and good track conditions. First and third races filled by Lemco and Six Shooter respectively, amid a seven-horse field.
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Six Shooter
Washington Park
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Dolly Bidwell Wins by Nose at Readville Trotting Meet
Dolly Bidwell wins both 210 pace and 210 trot at Readville trotting meeting, each heat decided by a nose. Terrell 8 dominates the pace with Cinch in pursuit, while Dolly Bidwell leads in the trot. Other results include Mars first in oil class trotting and Clivewood first in 219 pacing, with multiple contenders named.
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Majestic
Rose
Terrell
Tom Calhoun
Poindexter
Susie J
Temple Wickes
Gold Heels Wins Brighton Handicap at Record Round Brighton
New York reports F C McLewee Co s Gold Heels favorite rode by Odom won the Brighton handicap mile and a quarter on a fast circular track in 2 03 4 5, breaking Jack Point s 1900 record and approaching the world mark. Blues, Argresol, and Morning Side followed as the field battled mud after a heavy rain. McGrathiana Prince won the Auteuil hurdle stakes by a head.
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J Martin
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Tatalist
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Jockey Tod Sloan Heads Paris Betting Syndicate
Special Cable from Paris reports Tod Sloan elected president of a Paris betting syndicate capitalized at 250000 dollars. The group operates on French courses with English subscribers, amid criticism of American jockeys and bookmakers and police scrutiny of American turf figures in Paris hotels and tracks.
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Hetty G Shifts from Trot to Pace in Surprising Move
Chicago July report reveals trainer John Kelly moved Hetty G from trotting back to pacing after a season of strong speed. The horse, once owned by Douglas Thomas, then James Butler, and later M. E. McHenry, had shown rapid progress at pace before returning to trotting and now resumes pacing in 2:05 to 2:06 classes. Detroit meet entries note 371 horses across trotting and pacing events with notable stakes races at Poisse Pointe track.
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New York
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iIrin Kelly
Detroit
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Delmar Race Day Features Caelana and Orris Wins
Caelana and Orris were the only winning favorites in seven Delmar races at St. Louis on July 5. Fred Hessig's Spirit Race headlined six furlongs, with Caelana taking the second race and Weird winning the third. Eva's Darting and Wickful were notable winners in later events, as weather and track conditions favored fast times.
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Munroe and Hall Shine in 20-Mile Motor Pace Duel
Metropole Cycling Club held at Manhattan Beach after rain delays. Tommy Hall of London won the 20 mile motor paced race, leading from start to finish and lapping Munroe once before the final lap. Munroe finished second after quickly securing a spare wheel when his motor exploded midrace.
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Vailsburg
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Saxon Williams
New Haven Conn
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Bayonne
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Asbury Park
C Offerman
Brooklyn
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Memphis Tenn
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Stockholm
Sweden
No Mills for the Soldiers Boxing Bouts Halted by War Dept
Guthrie Oklahoma July 6 The war department stopped boxing contests at Lawton this week by forbidding any soldier to engage where a prize is offered. Kid Waite of the regular cavalry at Fort Sill was to fight Tommy Dixon of New York. Waite was on special duty and had to report hourly, thus he had to obey the order.
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From Augusta to Baltimore This Homing Pigeon Flew at 40 Miles an Hour
Dr George W Fisher of Baltimore owns a week old homing pigeon that beat the world in contests from Augusta Georgia to Baltimore. The bird completed a 6500 mile flight at about 40 miles an hour and also recorded 48 miles per hour in a 260 mile contest, marking remarkable speed for its class.
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A K Hawkes Optical Firm in the South
A K Hawkes stands as the oldest progressively successful optical firm in the south. It has long specialized exclusively in the optical business, including lens grinding and the manufacture of fine eyeglasses. Located at 14 Whitehall on the viaduct.
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