Watoma Wins Cincinnati Trophy Stake by a Length
George J. Long's filly Watoma won the Cincinnati Trophy at Latonia over seven two year olds in five and a half furlongs. Sheriff Bell led early but Watoma soon took the lead and held on to win by a length with Gold Bell finishing strong for second. Amorous scored a later victory for Fleischmann stable at long odds.
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George J. Long
Sabine
Julia Magee
Watoma
Latonia
Gold Bell
Schorr
Bosanco
Sheriff Bell
Fleischmann
Homely
Watema
Therr
Flora Willoughby
Julius Fleischmann
Amorous
Maghant
Mose Goldblatt
Mose
R. Sullivan
Chicago
Holtman
Philura
Mayor Presents Trophy Cup at Latonia Stakes
Watoma won the Trophy Stakes as George J. Long owner and breeder accepted the cup from Mayor Fleischmann. Long praised the donor and planned another bid next year. The day included sales of Restorative for $100 and multiple race notes on jockeys, horses, and odds, with Latonia racing atmosphere and local figures prominent.
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Watoma
George J. Long
Mr. Long
Bashford Manor
Fifteen Start in the American Derby at Washington Park
Fifteen starters compete for a $20 575 prize at the American Derby next Saturday at Washington Park. Heno is backed by Turner while McChesney and Lord Quex figure among the leading entries with odds listed. Henry’s arrival at the track drew strong media attention amid a crowded field and high stakes.
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Chicago
Washington, Park
America
Heno
Turner
Wis
Stoll McChesney
Quex Yo Seni
Cruzados
Ransom
Tol
Arsenal
O’connor
Sa¢ Featherstone
Hermis
L. Jackson
H. M. Ziewler
Owenton i
Milani
EB. Madden
Dom Paul
Cob
Wyeth
Lyne
A. Drake
Tor Belie
Knight
Tor Waswitt
Ccs
Kte Y Turney Bros
Hildreth
Derby Derby Derby: Jockeys and Horses Stir Chicago Courage
The report follows a Derby preparations scene with jockeys shifted daily. Lindsey faces a severe stand, while Heno trains near the track awaiting the Derby post. Trainers Hill Hughes Morris discuss horse moves and schedules as Dom Paul and Arsenal plans hang in doubt.
Gold Heels Wins Suburban Derby at Coney Island
June 14 Gold Heels son of The Bard led from the start at the Suburban Handicap on the Coney Island track. He held off Pentecost and Contend with Blues a late challenger, in a record-tying, dramatic finish before about 50,000 spectators. Wonderly rode the favorite as the field battled to the wire.
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New York
Gold Heels
McLee
Brady
Coney Island Jockey Club
Alcedo
Courage
Wonderly
Pentecost
Blues
Sadie S
Gold Hee
Tosi
Herbedas
Reina
Advance Guard
Redfern
Shaw
Om Blues
Contend
Wise Littingpetigan
Dash
Tammany
Madden
Local Race Day Hails Trotting Stars Amid Fast Track
On the Latonia course Terra Firma Scout and Aladdin led the field in a tight team stretch. Little Scout nosed Terra Firma with Aladdin close, as eight races featured favorites Cogswell and Found among uptopped bracketed longer shots. Weather warm, track fast, multiple races including the St. Louis Derby with Otis and Little Scout leading a crowded three-year-old field.
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Cogswell and
Found
Otis
Singleton
Little Scout
Coburn
Terra Firma
Dominick
Aladdin
Flora Pomona
Corrigan
Leflore
Glenwater
Lambd
Otis wins St. Louis Derby. Little Scout second in photo finish
In front of about 30,000 spectators Barney Schreiber’s Otis, a sturdy colt by Sam and Laura Agnes, surged from the field to win the Derby worth 13 000 dollars for owner George C Bennett. Lamplighter’s Little Scout finished a neck behind Terra Firma, the heavy favorite, with Otis maintaining the pace to the wire.
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Louis
Barney Schreiber
Otis
Sam
Laura Agnes
Little Scout
Terra Firma
Singleton
Glenwater
Lucien Appleby Takes M. Lewis Clark Stakes At Harlem
C Hildreth's rby colt Lucien Appleby carried 120 pounds to win the M. Lewis Clark Stakes of 2000 at a mile and an eighth at Harlem Weyth with Derby hopeful Weyth second by a neck. Marros finished third, eight lengths back, as Harry New faded. The favorite ran 6 to 5 and Winkfield delivered a brilliant ride on a muddy track, with Weyeth closing late to miss by a neck.
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Feagairs
Hoar
Cote
Bay Wonder
Stemnwinder
Mallory
Ontonagon
Dan McKenna
Emir
Bernays
Nietow
Arnie Bunton
N. Winkfield
Y. J. Deboe
Aton
Moabino
Lucien Appleby
Winkfield
Wyeth
Lyne
Pinveadass Todd
Marcos
Bo Coe
Eer Vercceder
Harry New
Boney
Boy
Meade
Otis
Ma Raricom
Prather
Lou Woods
C. Hildreth
Harlem
Weyth
John A. Drake
Marros
Erry New
Weyeth
Appleby
Six events set for Oakley summer meeting finale
The Oakley summer meeting will close tomorrow with six heats including 2:24 trot 2:20 trot 2:16 trot and pacing races at 2:15 2:27. Three novelty races feature three heats with the winner of each heat receiving a share of the $600 purse.
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Oakley
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Long
Fleischmann Stable
Harry Goldblatt
Jake Holtman
Eremna
Lonny Bellew
Hickory Jim
Amarous
Abe Furst
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Farrell-Fleischmann Stable
Little Martin
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Ate
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Prince of Melrose
Maghoni
Sullivan
Price
Moran
Green Morris
Homestead
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Prince Henry
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Judge Price
Jena
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Green B. Morris
Hawthorne
Charles Hughes
Hughes
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Arsenial
Mr. Morris
Aresenal
Julius Bater
Okey
Win Wan
John E. Madden
Rapiers
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J. O'Connor
Brown
Vail
H. Watson
Kate Freeman
Mahon
Bushnell
Round Turn
Tony Lepping
Neva My C. P. Jones
Hanan
Socapa
Au Revoir
Beauchamp
Lacey Crawford
Frank Bullock
Adirondack
Pathos
Cogswell
Beall
Red Apple
Orlandine
Frank McCo
Seteeee Ince
Heathnell Ur
O'Neil
Wax Taper
T. O’brien
Rollick
J. Ransch
Alice Turner
Prosper
Helen Print
Pharaoh
T. Kane
Kitty G
Helgerson
Sam Lazarus
Nyx
Broodier
Dalkeith
Ladas
John Grigsby
Josie F
yaa @ Zazel
Watson
Varner
Scully
Miss Theresa
Salinda
Wda Riley
Chickamauga
Terra Incognita
Owenton
Lord Quex
Heriodade
Andy Williams
Kit
Jaubert
Bard” ‘Burns
Arian Aise
Mayor Fleischmann
Colt
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