Gold Heels Wins Suburban With 2:05 Record
Gold Heels, son of Bard, ridden by Wonderly, won the Suburban Handicap at Coney Island in 2:05, lowering the previous track record set by Alcedo. Pentecost led early and challenged, but Gold Heels edged ahead in the stretch to finish a half length in front, in front of a vast crowd estimated near 50,000. Blues, Contend, and Blues faced tough late-race maneuvers as the field battled for top honors on a track not at its best.
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New York
McLenee & Brady
Coney Island Jockey Club
Alcedo
Wonderly
Luck
Necks
Heck
Pentecost
Con Fend
Biles
Redfern
Shaw
Contend
Httle Cochran
Blues
Gold
Tammany
Wonderay
Gold Heels
Madden
Fitzgerald
Trigger
General F. Lewee
Wiliam C. Whitney
Sloans
Clarence Mackay
Burns
Cobourg
McCue
Lux Costa
Odom
Hanover Queen
Dubin
Port Royal
Bessie McCarthy
Courtenay
Shea
Gibson Light
Shandonfield
Carrier Pigeon
Sweet Clover
Father den
Buchanan
River Pirate
Charles Elwood
Montecarlo
Sadia
Watercure
Advance Guard
Arden
Monograph
Herbert
Relna
Janeway
Ace Full
Bullman
Fitzbhiliar
Rockford
Oakington
Short Hose
Rumshaw
Reckoner
Princelet
Light Step
Lady Trebla
Madame Puberry
Jerry
Barkermore
Cardinel Wolsey
Beil Garde
Barn- Stormer
Suburban Stakes Draws Half a Million in Bets in New York
General F C McLenee and James Brady praised trainer Matt Alien after a dominant horse race win. Jockey Otto Wonderly noted Blues ran well though he could have moved earlier. Betting in the ring and future books surged, with estimates around 500000 dollars and high activity across the day.
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New York
F. C. McLenee
James Brady
Matt Alien
Watonia in Drive Wins the Trophy at Latonia
Cincinnati June 14 Latonia featured the Cincinnati trophy race won by Watoma by one length in a driving finish. Gold Bell beat Flora Willoughby for second with fast track conditions and a breezy crowd. notable owners and horses linked to Gold Heels and classic racing history noted in the recap.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Watoma
Gold Bell
Flora Willoughby
Ononanetta
Castro
Axares
J. Moore
Orrie Goan
J. Hicks
Jim Nap
Frank Becker
Judge Hargis
Jean Raphael
Lips
Sabador
Grandpn
Amorous
J. Martin
EH. Wilson
Maghoni
R. Sullivan
Siloam
Springwater
Lady Ppilura
Belle Mahone
Hand Organ
Doc Mayer
Optimo
Gilmore
Margan
Preston
Flop
Battiste
Miss Wadeloher
Orla
Reagaw
Ben Milam
Julia Junkin
Lilly Hoffman
Traxler
CR. Sullivan
the Pickett
Ty Sheriff Bell
Bosanco
Mlle St. Hera
Drummond
Lutes Forso
Minder
Meigs Morris Dolly Wagner
Polly Pixby
Ctoritas
McInerny
Hilee
Troxier
GH. Wilson
Lotter
Girl
True Blue
Prince Melrose
Lucien Appleby Wins Clark Stakes at Harlem Wyeth Second
C Hildreth's Lucy Appleby carried 120 pounds to win the M Lewis Clark stakes worth 4000 at a mile and an eighth with Wyeth second. Winkfield steered the winner in a bold late run while Wyeth pressured from the stretch. Several races follow with notables including Autolight and Com bass among winners and entries listed for Monday at Harlem and Latonia.
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Chicago
C. Hildreth
Lucien Appleby
Harlem
Wyeth
Winkfeld
Lyne
Appleby
Winkfield
the Don
Caywood
Foxy Kane
T. Dean
Dick Welles
Hoar
Roy Wonder
Stem Winder
Mallory
Ontanagon
Dan McKenna
Emir
Bernays
Nieto
Bennie Bunton
W. J. DeBos
Otis
Stuyve
J. Walsh
Prowl
Maude Gonne
Automatom
Moabina
Marcos
Harry New
Autolight
Knight
Frangible
W. Knapp
Flying Torpedo
Boney Boy
Combass
Meade
Colonel Ballantyne
Major Mansir
Davision
Hub Prather
Lou Woods
Darlene
Sea Song
Prairie Dog
Alice Cary
Pennante
North Pole
Senator Morrison
Courage
Impetuous
Jack Full
Griffin
Seling
Vassal Dance
Belle of Bohemia
Zebra
Palmetto
Aluminate
Queen of Dixilana
Lucy Locket
Prue
Judiciana
Farrell
Crest
Fallete
Dazmar
Coley
Helen Paxton
Grisgando
Corritio
Alice B
Bal Jentyne
Henry of
Lenneo
Laya
Lady Meddlesome
Wwowaho
Trentham
Moderator
Hhreta
Kings Lady
Florence H
Francis Porter
Saragram
Thurles
Golden Pier
Whitcomb
Zacosta
John Drake
Birdie D
Homage
Ernest Parham
Chicadee
Dodie 5
Otis Wins St Louis Derby in $13000 Derby Victory
Thirty thousand people watch Barney Schrieber's Otis, a Bain and Laura Agnes offspring, win the St Louis derby worth $13,000. Little Scout finishes second by a length, Terra Firma third as race details note track, weather, and multiple races with Otis leading most of the Derby distance.
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Barney Schrieber
Shey
St Louis
St. Louis
Otis
Bain
Laura Agnes
Georges Co. Bennett
Little Scout
Terra Firma
Singleton
Glenwater
Club House
Aladdin
Plora
Fomona
Everys
J_ O'Connor
Brownwell
H. Watson
Kate Freeman
Mahon
Bushner
Tony Leping
Neva M
C. P. Jones
Haran
Goccpa
Au Revoir
Coburn
Fore and Art
Beauchamp
Lacey Crawford
Frank Bullock
Adirondack
Pathos
Cogwell
Bell
Apple
Orlandine
Prince Real
Censor
Frank McConnell
Wet Little Scout
Secon Terra Firma
Dominick
Fiora Pomona
Cortigan
LeFlore
Grenwater
Bamboran
Fipth
O'Neil
War ‘Taper
O'Brien
Rollick
J. Ransch
Alice Turner
Prosper Lai Gail
Helen Print
Pharaoh
T. Kane
Kitty G
Helgerson
Sam Lazarus
Wyx
Broodler
Dalkeith
Lade
John Grogoby
Josie F
Zazel
Watson
Varner
Scully
Miss Theresa
Salinda
Eda Riley
Chickamauga
Terra Incognita
Test of years praises No 9 Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine
The opinion of those best acquainted with the new No 9 Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine declares it the best and simplest in construction and the most durable. It is the lightest running sewing machine extant and after years of criticism remains at the head of its class. Investigate its merits at 71 Whitehall.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Whitehall
Noted Shots Gather for Southern Meet Opens in Warm Springs
A dozen top shooters travel through Atlanta to Warm Springs for the fifth annual Southern Interstate shooting tournament. Entrees include Charley Davis’s Warm Springs event and rugged marksmen Heicks, Gilbert and Crosby. Three days of live birds and blue rocks, with $250 added money, feature eleven events on Tuesday and Wednesday and live bird competition Thursday, with a $500 prize pool and a top trophy for handicap winner.
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Atlanta
Warm Springs
Charley Davis
Heicks
Gilbert and
Crosby
American Association
Tennis Crack Games Draw Strong Interest In City Tourney
Yesterday’s local tennis event on city courts featured fast play and notable racquet skill. Some matches were defaulted, but crowds were large and anticipation grows as Joseph Irons plans to offer a trophy and the series moves to five courts every Saturday.
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Lewis
Willingham
Atlanta
Moore
Brewster
Pope
Adams
Lane
West Peachtree
Wagner
Berrien
R. West
Day
West End Court
Victor R. Smith
Webb
Smith
Howell
Heath
Joseph Irons
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Rising in Popularity
The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine is described as the lightest running and quietest, rapidly gaining friends and becoming the favorite among women of the day. Office TL Whitena'l street.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Whitena'l Street
Largest southern optical factory and inspection system
A. K. Hawkes operates the souths largest optical factory at 14 Whitehall Viaduct with a testing system that virtually eliminates defects. Summer School at Knoxville Tennessee prompts Southern Railway to offer discounted round trip tickets on select sale dates with return by August 15 or September 30 extension. Contact Knoxville joint agent or Kimball House for details.
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Whitehall
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Southern Ry
Kimball House Corner
G. Beam, JR
de Pery Atlagua
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Son of Bard
Otto Wonderly
Watonia IN Drive
Latomia
Edwin Clapp
Whitehall Street
Hildreth
Sieter Kata Tl
Francis Reis
Kohnwreath
Leiter
Angea
Idszie A
Kimberly
Royal Penny
Rice
Atraora
Siips
Weird
Horseshoe Tobacco
Nath Woodreel
Gallor’s Dream
Owen Moore
Ed Bishop
Joe Fields
Astrum
Santon
Dockwood
Mr. Furnum
Crentz
Lambert
Archie
Ross Fame
Booster
Taipa
Lathrop
Margie
Bentley B
Hinsdale
Friesland
Bird Williams
Flora Hooper
Daisy Hawthorne
Woodmont Belle
Bonactis Maxim
Flash of Lightning
Leota
Love Wisely
Lady Farondale
Edin Fitz Allen
Dinkste
Banna
Fine
Seiling
Guncen
Yagody
Ed Adack
Farady, Jr
Chorus Boy
Dolly Wagner
Banquett
Remp
It. Deere
Yerra Firma
Flora Pomona
Benday
Immortelle
Tribes
Easy Trade
Robert G. Landing
Jack Young
Geranium
Helen Hay
Massiveno
Nettie Black
Prin‘seaa
Ermack
Peggy Roman
Hopedale
Olda
Herodes Brixton
Oton Clay
Barthowe
Erne
Gallant- Tre
Ogle
Kaffir
Josle I
Warner
Wallabout
Silver Garter
Swordsman
Colonial Girl
Audiphone
Lady Strathmore
Brulare
Beorpio
Hight Bella
Jim Winn
Wbert
Deponan
Sheepshead Bay
Bensonhurst
Lady Albercraft
Anna Daly
Fair Lass
Lass O’ Linden
Ada May
Miladi Lova
Roxboro
King Hanover
Catonel Bal
Ethics
Royal
Lanceman
Dancer
Sterling Fox
Titian
Fing Eaward
Whitecrest
Chiron
Foxy Curley
Knight Templar
Frank
Grand Rapids
China
Davenport
Fort Erie
Buffalo
Fortie
George Perry
Special Tax
Gore TE
Imp. Ibula
Basilus
Nobleman
Taxman
Mattie Spencer
Easy Street
Algie M
Simon
Frank McKee
Spinet Wot
Will Shields
Lee Ridley
Ditty
J. Patrick
Zack Ford
Boulevard and
Highland Avenue
Joseph Lewis
C. Mansfield
Mansfield
Henry Atkinson
Thorntom
Atkinson
A. K. Hawkes
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