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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1907

Page

9

Readville Grand Circuit Meeting Ends With Straight Wins

Readville wind slowed finals as Henry S. Jr. and George G. topped the day. Henry S. Jr. won the 2:16 trot in 2:13 2/5 and 2:13 3/5, while George G. captured the 2:05 trot in 2:06, with Lillian R. fading from favored status. Argot Boy led the 2:04 pace and Byron Kay won the 2:14 pace in a tight finish, as Ed Geers steered several starters to money.

Readville Henry S., Jr Kuser George G Alta McDonald Walter Cox Pride Ardelle Ed Geers Byron Kay Lillian R Sonoma Travellesse Direct Hal Queen Henry C., Jr Prince C Princine Crabtree Composer Evans Geers Travellesso Kid Shea Sadie Mar Massachusetts Argot Boy Argot Wilkes Phalla Judge Wilson Cascade J. Gatcomb Gatcomb Cox Arrow Miss Winifred Ding Pointer Queen Walnut Gentry’s Star Margaret B Red Jacket Gentry Star Rang W. Cox Br. m E. Geers Br. Ge H. Spen- Cop Phella

Public racing results at Saratoga feature favorites and long shots

In Saratoga on August 23 Wele bourne Sam Bernard and Right Royal were the only winning favorites. Royal Lady moved from 10 to 1 down to 6 to 1 to win the fourth race. Other winners included Black Oak at 2 to 1 in the third race and Masquerader at even money in the fifth race.

Saratoga N. Y Welebourne Sam Bernard Right Royal Royal Lady Black Oak Masquerader

Bookies Have Good Day At Empire City New York

Backers of first choices fared poorly at Empire City track as odds layers won most races. Only two top picks, Lillie Turner and Topsy Robinson, earned winning brackets while Flavigny placed third in the sixth race behind King of the Valley. Early race odds featured John P. Bergen at 2 to 1 in the first, Pal ette at 5 to 2 in the second, and Hollow at 7 to 10 in the third.

Empire City New York Lillie Turner Topsy Robinson Flavigny King of the Valley John P. Bergen Palette Hollow

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