City Park racing card delights on perfect track
Mew Origanz at City Park on March 18 featured ideal weather and fast surface. Jean Gravier initially placed second behind Mary Worth in race four but was disqualified for swerving at the finish. B Miller received a week’s suspension. Attila led most of the final furlong but was nosed out by the favorite. Winners included Malded in the first race and Liddon in the fourth. several other notable runners and various purses were listed across six races with multiple upsets and tight finishes.
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City’ Park
Cho Ces
Jean Gravier
Mary Worth
Lida Ineb
Fiish
B. Miller
Lidgon
Attila
Sunoma
Mille
Livatton
Granada
McLaughlin
Steve Lane
J. Heenewsy
Grove Center
Matimbs
Henry Morn
Firmnap
Lieber Gore
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Sharp Boy
National
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Tsif Andersony
Otsego
Cinghnati Enquirer
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Katherine L
Mrs. Bob
Grosgrain
Janed Ruler
Taxman
Foy
Iva Snow
Nicol
Gannon
Teme
Tune Collins
the Brown Manarch
Postman
Twemian
Nornan
Holt
Prince Richard
Paul Whaley
Freq Dilton
LaChaperone
Bodut
Virwie
Diacrans
Romaunel
Patuos
Nico
Lida Lieb
Oregar
Pierce Z
Dosskin
Hemicek
Adleigh
Honde
Herlig2
Prince Real
Royal Deceiver
Ana Jean Gravier
Jean
Wes
High Wing
Tg Rossmond
Liddon
Howell
Even
Hart Stephens
Anderson
Aergui
Romanelli
Miller
Tree
Ente
Nol
Gravina
Bar le Duc
Berm Ross
St Wood
Saruer
Races at Hot Springs Show Ordinary Day with Few Outsiders Winning
Hot Springs Arkansas March 18 racing at Osklawn yielded only two winners for the public amid a day of mostly ordinary results. Hildebrand rode two favorites to victory including Colonel Preston who also finished second with Nannon. Multiple races noted unsteady times, with cards listing winners, seconds, and thirds along with upcoming entries for today.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Osklawn
Tildebrand
Colonel Preston
Nannon
Hildebrand
Jack
Itt
Payne
Wonderly
The
Ascot card highlights profitable prices at Los Angeles park
At Ascot Los Angeles on March 16 bettors found good value as six races produced notable results. Lustig won the fourth race for 4 to 1, Water Cure claimed the feature over the Brooks course, while Mule led first race with a 6 to 1 payoff and Bronze Wing took the six furlongs second. Silver Sue won the third, Lustig captured the fourth, and Water Cure won the Brooks course finale with strong payouts noted across the program.
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Los Angeles
Lustig
Ascot Park
Brooks Course
Mi Reina
Prestolus
Birkenruth
Tidt
Palmist
Punetilio
Josie Wheeler
Whd Range
Evermore
Blandura
Holly Berry
Tetano
Frank Mayo
Bronze Wing
Moriarity
Claverton
Lynehy
Happy Chappy
Doree
Winifred
Silver Sue
Dugan
Search Me
Prince of Coins
Prior
Lizz
Klebrook
Raisy Brock Annis
Raincloud
Czarina
Rosario
Liberting
Rae
Ralph Young
Atlantico
Briller
Briarthorpe
Jack Step
Firth
W. Smith
To I
Iras
Kunz
Freesias
Dungannon and
File
Linda Rose
Hurene
Tof
Swift Queen
McDaniel
Corsicana
Maggie Mackey
Chalk Hiedrick
Nannon
Lanark
Urator
Horse races list with weights and entrants
A fragmented racing card shows multiple races six furlongs and a mile with weights for entries such as Colonsay Gren ade Manet Waswite and a sixth race with Compass Bil Curtis Detention Tartan Falkland and Colonsay among others. The text lists horses jockeys and numbers in a racing program style.
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Colonsay
Pilkland
Grenade
Manet
Waswite
MeCormick
Fdbes Bergeres
Klidoe
Platoon
Hilee
van Ness
Joe Goss
Lady Vashi
Margo
Olonetz
Emergency
Jovial C
Paul Jones
Compass
Bil Curtis
Butwell
Eclectic
Detention
Tartan
Falkland
Sane
Dozen Players Arrive for Atlanta Club Tryout
An even dozen players are in Atlanta today working out for spots on the team. New arrivals include Danny Shea from California and Burnum from Cavton, with six pitchers and several infielders. The squad lacks an outfield yet as Eddie Pleiss and others are awaited.
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Shea
California
Burnum
Cavton
Mize
Atlanta
Fred Burnum
Cotton States
Butler
Jack Ely
Southern
Moren
Rucker
Metcalfe
South Avante
Jordan
Brooklyn Nationals
Center
South Atlantic
Heinie Krug
Nowlett
Moarse
Cleveland @o
Lem
Fisher on the Verge of Southern League Infield Move
The Nashville American notes a well known Southern League infielder likely to join Atlanta in 1904 after stints with Nashville and New Orleans. Bob Stafford is tied to a try-out in Atlanta, while Nashville prepares for a stronger roster and better training weather.
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Hob Stafford
Gob
Leb
Nashville
Nashville American
Fisher
Atlanta
New Orleans
Bob Stafford
Bob
Newt
Nigrette wins mile handicap at Oakland track
At Oakland, Nigrette, second choice, paid 9 to 5 and won the mile handicap as favorite Dr. Legge failed to improve beyond third. Track was listed as good with Barr and Hainault among the winners. Multiple races followed with Emma Resbold and Dora I among the winners in selling events, and Hainault and Major Tenny noted in place events.
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San Francisco
Nigrette
Oakland
Dr. Legge
F. W. Barr
Hainault
Ethel Thatcher
Travers
Missery
Busy Bee
Emma Resbold
Davis
Dandie Well
Michaels
Black Thorne
Truebel
Maud Muller
Odyssey
Miller
el Principe
Bued Wade
Sherman Rai
NE Grelte
Knapp
Gold Enamel
McBride
Teoman
Big Beach
Bombardier
Sea Adrian
Jones
Anvil
Davin
Barrack
Treubel
Major Tenny
Serenity
Circus
Ciora Light
Birkentuck
Peggy O'Nell
Greenfield
Rossbourne
Nabonasser
Ariave Ram
Today's City Park Entries
A crowded program lists nine races with early entries across multiple tracks. Favorites include Ma xaing Naida Dear and San Feltcltlz in five furlongs, and Century contenders such as Glad gvville St. Caro Banana Cream along with several bids in the longer legs. The card closes with a mile and longer events featuring Ben Heywood and Lord Hermence among others.
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City Park
Maxaing
Naida Dear
San Feltcltlz
Bayawood
Pinkle
Hulda
Lancashire Lass
Peerless Queen
Nevada
Et Venice
Isatella
Glad Gvville
St. Caro
Banana Cream
Poseur
Grande Vitesse
Parui Whaley
Jim Ferrin
Lila Noel
Vergie Dor
Rampooza
Rogersmith
Wol
Glenwood
Pirate
Fort Plain
Bessie M. Recrey
Kitties
Florizel
Riz
Oro Viva
Ben Heywood
Brand New
Consul Burke in Critical Illness in Ontario
St Thomas Ontario March 15 consul Burke M J Burke United States consul general is critically ill with pneumonia. Doctors express no hope for recovery.
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Consul Burke
St. Thomas
Ontario
M. J. Burke
United States
Comsulore
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