Emissary and Boon Companion Duel for Latonia Purse
Emissary and Boon Companion, two three year olds trained by H Massey and S A Cowan, battled head to head for a mile and seventy yards in the Dry Ridge purse with Emissary nosing ahead at the wire in 1 42 4 5. Dandybrush faded early and Lancer and Morning Cloud chased as the day’s fast track produced strong times and close finishes across a full card of stakes and maidens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln G. Plaut
H. Massey
S. A. Cowan
Boon
Latonia
Dry Ridge
Emissary
Dandybrush
George Johnson
Boon Companion
William Frank
Massey
B. c
Ambassador IV
E. ©. Anthony
Wits
St.Odds Emissary
B. Companion
Cowan
Morning Cloud
Trinz
Baylor
Lancer
Emry
Geo. B. Allen
Latonia Race Chart Second Race Purse 1400 for Two Year Old Fillies
Ida O Day led from start to finish in the second race at Latonia for two year old fillies, winning by a length over Pandy with Precedence close behind. J J Coughlin’s Ida O Day earned 1100 for the winner, with Precedence second and Rose H. third. mutuels paid 9.60 straight for Ida O Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Coughlin
Bik. F
Atheling Ir
Ida
C. A. Brown
F. Éockeys
Ida O'Day
McAuliffe
Bo St BP
PRI
Ecvc
Sepccnevensecees
L. Jones
E. Scobie
Parkview Stable
Pandy
Plosu
Griffin H. P. Whitney
Merial Barton
Wee Se
T. Murray
Audley Farm
Lady Carolyn
C.F Taylor
Harting & Richardson
Mary Carr
H. Gray
Ua. Newman
Diane
D. Connelly
A. Fairbairn
Ieochesishes Pann
Roberts
Idle Hour Farm
Ida O’day
Precedence
Rose H
Jer
Barrier
Marial Barton
Farceuse
Twig
G. Watts
C C
Peter Quince
Lucille Morois
Train
Davis
WMS PF
Withers
St. Odus
Martin
G. Watts & Sons
Sserecesefaes Wan
Seeepeneee
J. Kederis
Longridge
Repea
D. McAuliffe
Swain
Titor
Mortensen Aveos
E. Clark
Eevennee Log
Javsensssocessesie
Garner
F. Gering, Jr
J. Barnes
Winchester
Mutuel
Quince King
Straight
Louisville
Nashville
pBetty Star
Pablo, Bugler
Macbeth
Wisconsin grid great Earl Driver dead at 70
Earl E. Driver former University of Wisconsin full back in 1901 and 1902 and longtime assistant coach died yesterday of heart disease. He coached at Wisconsin since leaving playing days and was a key figure in early program history.
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Madison, Wis
Earl
Driver
University of Wisconsin
Nick Allen To Manage St. Paul Saints Next Season
Nick Allen will pilot the St. Paul Saints of the American Association for the coming year after serving as manager for two seasons. Club President R. J. Connery left for Pittsburgh to attend the World Series and arrange player dispositions.
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ST. Paul
Nick Allen
Saints
R. J. Connery
Pittsburgh
Gossip King Nadi Linked To Latonia Cup Start
Track gossip notes Nadi endured Latonia Championship Stake fine and may start Latonia Cup at two miles and a quarter on closing day. Princess Doreen and Superfrank eligible but not sent. Spence plans Washington Handicap for Princess Doreen and keeps Superfrank at Latonia. Spence extends at Audley Farm for another year, ships to Miami after Kentucky season. Indoors: 46 yearlings at Audley Arm trained by Walter Carter. Sir Barton second crop. Blue Pencil recovers from influenza and resumes training. Basket Picnic to skip Queen City handicap. Keenes ship horses to Collinsville then Churchill Downs for winter. Bonnie Omar changed hands to Cannon as Drumheller agent.
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King Nadi
Nadi
Princess Doreen
Superfrank
Audley Farm
Kay Spence
Spence
Laurel
Latonia
Messrs. Montfort
B. B. Jones
Kentucky
Miami
Audleyarm
Walter Carter
Sir Barton
Stable Ledger Reports Setbacks and Comebacks at Track
Word from the track says E R Bradleys Brown Sugar bowed tendon and missed Havre de Grace stake. Bubbling Over has recovered and is galloping again. Tom Brown ends training role for Carl Wie demann Stable. A Bianchi named interim trainer. K Noe returns home to rest in Charlestown. Corncracker fully recovered from influenza and back in training but not entered Queen City Handicap. Marconi returns to training after two weeks. Lawrence Realization Stakes winner recovered from coughing.
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E. R. Bradley
Havre de Grace
Bubbling Over
Mr. Bradley
Ed Trotter
Corncracker
W. A. Crawford
L. T. Cooper
Marconi
Trainer Dave Boyle Restarts Foolscap in Training
Swidgalong Stable trainer Dave Boyle put three year old Foolscap back in training after turning out at Gallagher Bros. EB. R. Bradley returned from Lexington where he inspected his band of yearlings at Tale our.
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Dave Boyle
Swidgalong Stable
Olambala
Gallagher Bros
EB. R. Bradley
Cone
Lexington
Tale
Hidden Money Auction Bidder Reassigned to Owner
J. J. Troxler claimed ownership of three horses after Latonia sale where Hidden Money once W. and Ternley were offered at public auction. Initial report had Will Perkins named as the buyer.
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Ternley
Latonia
J. J. Troxler
Will Perkins
Walter Hopkins Engaged to Manage Cochran Farm Near Lexington
Walter Hopkins has been engaged to manage the Cochran farm near Lexington. Captain Hal and other horses Hopkins trained have been taken over by Roscoe Goose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hopkins
Gifford A. Cochran
Lexington
Captain Hal
Hopkins
Roscoe Goose
Horses ship to Tijuana as La Brea Stable plans winter sale
J B McKee of Covington Ky manager of La Brea Stable announced eight horses now at Aqueduct will be shipped to Tijuana. He seeks more race prospects for the winter. R R Wilson credited with Mainspring in the last race cited an $8 000 claim for Alexander Moore. Colonel Matt J Winn left for St Louis and may stay at Collinsville track. Severe Arvin bought five yearlings for 25 000 for M T Archibald. The Queen City Handicap looms with East coast stars and Greentree Stable likely to send Lancaster after strong training. George Johnson rode Oh Susanna and Erfissary in two main events. A late claim in race three was rejected by stewards. Petie among yesterday’s good picks. several favorites fell.
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Oh Susanna
Johnson N. Camden
Nancy Langhorne
Williamstown
George Johnson
Light Brigade
Satin
Johnson
Visitor
Sweep Park
Bona Vera
Bs Good
Cheap Ones
G. Watts & Sons
Quince King
Volt
J. J. Coughlin
Ida O'Day
Atheling II
Ida
Pandy
Jesse Spencer
Petie
Jewell V. D
Queena Marie
Gaythorn
L. A. Cowan
la Sabina
Blue Granite
Dusty Mary
G. Collins
Kentucky
Alexander Moore
Silver Slippers
J. N. Camden
Ch. F
D. B. Stewart
FF. Sockeys
St.Odde
G. Johnson
F. Sharpe
Swingalong Stable
J. L. Knight
S&s. R Jewels
T. Cooper
G. Noel
T. V. Mountjoy
Nancy
J. H. Downing
H. Downing
Ois
A. Somoneddetinablateicent
J. Trinz
Prince
D. Connelly
Mars BO
Sharpe
Bloomfield Stable
John Finn
Greer Connettion
Trotter
Mainepring
A. Steele
Rk. R. Wilson
Rockersby
Gam
N. J. Barnes
L. L. Bochner
Hidias
J. B. Respess
Dusty Baty
High Prince Ra Ae
Marsdale
Brocklesby
Wong Bok
Captain Haney
J. B. McKee
Covington, Ky
la Brea
H. H. Cotton
Aqueduct
Tijuana
Greentree
Lancaster
Tonia
Johren
Red Red Rose
Commission Bars Jockey Schwartz From Maryland Tracks
The Maryland State Racing Commission barred jockey Martin Frenchy Schwartz and two others after accusing them of using an electric battery to spur a horse at Havre De Grace last week. Schwartz allegedly used the device on Bill O Flynn owned by W W Loney. The battery was said to be dropped near race end and recovered by Alphonso Schwartz and Louis Schwartz, who denied the charges.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
State Racing Commission
Maryland
Martin (Frenchy) Schwartz
Havre de Grace
Schwartz
Bill O'Flynn
W. W. Loney
Alphonso
Louis Schwartz
Plaut's Selections for Latonia Races
Latonia slate lists Quince Garden Mom's Boy and Valley light in the first race. Street Liz Twig and Race-Bassorah Long champs Bankrupt appear in the second. Braedalbane Law less Marvin May in the fourth. Energy Jack Bauer Starbeck in the fifth. Cebrian entry Chicago Torch in the sixth. Cloister Fantoche Black Grackle in the seventh. Best Chance CEBRIAN ENTRY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaut
Latonia
Quince Garden
Mom’s Boy
Valley Light
Street Liz
Twig
Bassorah
Longchamps
Bankrupt
Braedalbane
Lawless
Marvin May
Energy
Jack Bauer
Starbeck
Chicago
Torch
Cloister
Fantoche
Trackman's Selections From Latonia and Longchamps
Latonia selections include Garden, Ve Light, Main s Boy, Liz Twig. At Longchamps Brooks Bankrupt. Fourth race lists Jordan L aw less Marvin May. Fifth features Girl Scout Energy Dudley. Sixth notes Cebrian Chicago Torch. Seventh lists Cloister Black Grackle Fantoche.
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Latonia
Er Ae Garden
Valve Light
Street Liz
Twig
Rer
Longchamps
Loretta Brooks
Bankrupt
T. S. Jordan
Lawless
Marvin May
Girl Scout
Energy
Dudley
Chicago
Torch
Cloister
Black Grackle
Fantoche
Bearcats Strike Focused Ahead of Georgetown Showdown
The Bearcats prepare for Georgetown with Jim Howles likely unhurt and Clark Valentiner rejoining drills. Freshmen take on varsity plans as 40 new uniforms push total squad to about one hundred, signaling a developing football program and rising interest from local fans.
Louisville infielder Bellenger suspended in junior world series
Pel Bellenger, Louisville Colonels third baseman, is suspended for the remainder of the junior world series after breaking training rules. Manager Joe McCarthy upheld the penalty as Louisville and Baltimore prepare for a decisive fifth game with Gaffney set to cover third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pel Bellenger
Louisville Colonels
Colonels
Baltimore Orioles
Joe McCarthy
Kentuckians
Bellenger
Louisville
McCarthy
Gaffney
Oriole Park
Jamaica Results First Race Attracts Small Field
In the first race a purse of 1 000 dollars was contested by three-year-olds and up over six furlongs with J Lady Boss and Optimist among the scratched runners. Time 1 16. Only three starters ran with Leatherwood Wild Lane Alex Woodliffe Summertime Poly carp Barro Lupine scratched.
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J. Lady Boss
Harvey
L. Fator
W'ner
Leatherwood
Wild Lane
Alex Woodliffe
Gene Austin
Summertime
Polycarp
Barro
Lupine
Thurber
Aleho
Horm
Bethane Yy
Pater
Kensing
Lad
Cooper
Transfer
Sabina
Ennclid
Prattle
Polly
Phantom Fire
Gamble
Richards
Mirador
J. Maiden
Brainstorm
Coltiletti
Jack
St. PL
Ricie
Rigel
Horn
Pr. James
Atrone
Thimble
Rodeo
Prigate
Delhi Bowiga
Walter EB
Brunsch
St. Pi. Gh
Timmara
Miner
Fator
Rt Royal
Make
Limbardo
Two Have Chance To Equal Record Of Jack Coombs
Pittsburgh reports three pitchers this season may tie or surpass Jack Coombs world series mark. Babe Adams, Stanley Coveleskie, and Tom Zachary each won multiple games in series, with Mathewson’s three shutouts cited as a high standard. The piece outlines historic world series pitching feats and notable records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Adams
Stanley Coveleskie
Tom Zachary
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Jack Coombs
Colby College
Connie Mack
Coombs
Mack
Brooklyn
Boston Red Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington Senators
Senators
Adams
Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Coveleskie
Cleveland
Zachary
Washington
Giants
Christy
White Sox
Mordecai Brown
Cubs
Eddie Plank
Athletics
Bill James
Braves
Waite Hoyt
Yankees
Chief Bender
Walter Johnson
Ed Walsh
Art Nehl
Jeff Tesreau
Red Sox Giants
Bill Donovan
Gers
Plank
Mathewson
Rube Marquard
Joe Bush
Charles Phillippe
Old
Bostom Americans
Jimmy Colling
Ohnson
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
St Xavier Prepares for Tough Battle With Wesleyan
St Xavier coaches study Kentucky Wesleyan after a Centre game. Dick Bray returns as reserve quarterback ready for the Wesleyan clash. Captain George Reynolds and Eddie Burns back, with two sets of backs and competition at halfback and fullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Wesleyan
Corcoran Field
St. Xavier College
John Noppenberger
Panthers
Centre
St. Xavier
Wesleyan
Musketeers
Transylvania
Dick Bray
Meyer
George Reynolds
Eddie Burns
Bul Beatty
Walter Ferguson
Matt Allgeier
Ossie” Presto
Joe Kelly
Mark Scheibert
Colonels and Orioles En Route to Baltimore
Louisville and Baltimore moved toward the minor league championship, each with two wins in the nine game series. Baltimore tied the set by triumphing 7 to 5 in the fourth game, followed by Saturday's win after Louisville took the first two. Total attendance for four games reached 27 153 with receipts of 86 472 28. Players receive 65 percent of the first five games.
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Louisville
Baltimore
Orioles
Dorchester High Player Clyde Moeer Dies From Friday Injury
Lincoln Neb Oct 5 Clyde Moeer a 17 year old Dorchester High School football player died from injuries suffered in a Friday game His skull was fractured and authorities reported the death today.
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Lincoln, Neb
Clyde Moeer
Dorchester
Akron Race Meet Results Highlight Multiple Thoroughbreds
Racing card summary shows six races with purse $500 for two and three year olds plus claimings. Winners include Virginia Morse in Race 1, Mary G. Mors in Race 3, Bodanzky in Race 2, Virginia's Choice in Race 4, Elemental in Race 5, and Madam Vernie in Race 7. Weather noted as cloudy with a muddy track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Morse
McLaney
St. Paul
Mary G.mors Mabidaches
Corenne
Callahan
Sweet
Red Mill
County Times
Red
Guy Clayton
Yance
Fire Away
Hat
Zoona
Peacecciaelells
Sau Gleivebloot
Sea
Wolf
Gentleman Jouett
Ashburton
Thin
Wah
Country Life
Little Moon
Duke of Ridgeview
Austrelette
Flying Arrow
Elemental
Catishan
Shine
Dominick
Pardon
Colin
Ranock
Foxtail
Lady Newtown
Pilades
Premsont
Dellow
Helle Ardner
Do Dolin
Solomon's Kilts
Van
Our Guess
Our Kate
Warewell Tepe
Haran
Spelting Star
Henry S&5
Mira
Momentum
Moventh
Madam Vernie
Am Vennie
Debadou
Dishman
Thorncliffe Race Results First Through Seventh
Horse racing card from Thorncliffe shows seven races with payouts led by Arendal 7.55 5.15 3.80 in race one and Clapper 26.15 10.20 7.10 in race two. The Don Q. tallies 5.70 3.95 3.60 in race four and Virginus 9.30 4.70 3.05 in race five. Scratches include Kirk Lady and Rosita. fields feature Note of Love and Auction B.
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Associated Press
Arendal
Burney
Cleg
Munden
Quanah
Logan
Charles Weiss
Tricky B
Rhinestone
Scraps
Shepherd of the Hills
Golden Locks
Warehouseman
Trigger
Kirk Lady
Rosita
Beau Nash
Flag of Truce
Mooré
Briggs Buchanan
Buck
Chiquita
Lady Argos
Seth’s
Mann
Saan Lisbdpase
Lady Essington
Attack
Lucrece
Hot Pepper
Abel
Fleet Street
Main
Theo
Chalmers
Cave Woman
Lydia Drew
Caledon
Dolly Dunbar
Note of Love
Sane
Wampee
New Hampshire
Cariboss
White Marsh
Tamarind
Virginus
Sea Fairy
Robson
Burns
Canada
Hoi Pollei
Een
Eee van Rallim
Mubaner
Pabicsoveses
Bourrassa
Rebus
Catamaran
Flora
Pankera
Tiger Tim
Miles S
Ford
Mary Contrary
Vendor
McTab
Royal Oak
Ae House
Three Square
Our Flag
Lustrosa
Owasco
Sir Gallahad Ir
Wick and
Vice Chainmans
Ohio Football Camps in Columbus Prep for Ashland Game
Ohio State resumed practice at Ohio Stadium focusing on new plays for next Saturday’s clash with Chicago. Regulars Jenkins and Cunningham sidelined with minor injuries. Elmer Marek and Wendler earned first team and quarterback duties respectively. Hunt out for season with a broken leg. Thorpe schedules hard scrimmages. In Cleveland, Case reshuffles end and tackle positions after Wooster loss. Gilmett to start at right end for match with Capital University in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio Stadium
State
Chicago
Jenkins
Cunningham Ag
Elmer Marek
Wendler
Hunt
Heidelberg
Thorpe
Ashland
Cleveland
Wooster
Doll
Glidden
Kent van Horn
Fred Holtkamp
Western Reserve
Lloyd Gilmett
Tommy Cathcart
Hiram
Capital University
Coumbus
Baldwin Wallace Faces Kenyon After Oberlin Bout
Baldwin Wallace players rested after a rough Oberlin clash. Bennett and Kletter miss the Kenyon game Saturday. Captain Lisse and Bob Homan are further bruised, while center Fox emerged as a dependable performer in his first conference appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
BEREA
Oberlin
Baldwin-Wallace
Bennett
Kletter
Kenyon
Lisse
Bob Homan
Fox
Wesleyan to Open Ohio Conference Play Against Akron
Delaware Ohio October 5 Coach Gauthier prepared Wesleyan for its first Ohio Conference game with Akron on Saturday. Regular scrimmage skipped though all players returned from the State contest without major injuries. Akron is highly regarded and Wesleyan will face hard work this week. Westerville Ohio October 5 Otterbein focused on punting and chasing down punts for consistency before the Case game next week. Alliance Ohio October 5 Mount Union resumed practice with renewed drills after a rough Saturday showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Delaware
Gauthier
Wesleyan
Ohio
Akron
Westerville, O
Otterbein
Ditmer
Aurora results first race prompts mixed claiming event results
Racing card reports multiple races at Aurora with detailed results. First race shows Shuffle winning for Dawson with payoffs 87.00 3.80, others include My Sinvona Ena and scratching Little Phil. Subsequent races list Big Sapp Morro Castle, Blue Bonnet, Zigz Mandina Zucchini Fleet, The Plainsman, Snake Kite Lure of Gold, Whiff Clough Jordan Intake Belario Keasonai, My Lorraine Mart Bunch Fair Egeria, and track notes heavy or scratched entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sapp
Merimee
Morro Castle
Bloys
Blue Bonnet
Corbett
Leslie
Ora Lutz
Steve
Haleakala
Earl Pool
Young
Fleet
Boy
Neal
Snake Kite
Rekien
Dillon
Beile H
Scotland
Billy Welch
St. Nicholas
S Whiff
Crees
Clough Jordan
Picton
Betty Maloney
Mercedes
Fiftyriser
Gota Q. Kelly
Charles Whitney
Cratched
Ivory
Crestwood
Whirlwind
Nacomee
John D
Belario
Billy Walz
Marion Lewis
Mart Bunch
Bloyd
Fair Egeria
Missouri Bay
Bridge
Rade
C. T. Worth
Lear
Fairmount Race Day Results Read Like A Handful Of Scratches
Multiple claiming races at Fairmount feature maiden two-year-olds, three-year-olds, and older horses across seven events. Winners include Bellfont and Firth of Forth with payouts listed, plus noteables like Monday Morn and Hangman among also-rans. track conditions reported as heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farongs
Bellfont
Duncan
Cordovan
Wesesell
Susanne B
Canfield
Helen Hackworth
Bill Hare
Sally D’or
Nadine Kee
Jaganath
Sequez
Geisha Girl
Seablaze
Texas
Firth of Forth
Gerner
Phillips
Wonder Light
Crystal Beer
Mary Maud Carr
Thomas Pratt
Lady Finnell
Forest Park
Orse
Fighting Cook
Black Wand
Marjorie
Charies
Colen
Stonewall J
Honor
Cimmerian
Adrin
Ming
Ane
Ram—Thacey
da Idie
Lass H. Johnston
Marie Star
Faiming
Colam
Frankman Valeri
Ohio college football roundup reports multiple injuries and lineup shifts
In Springfield Captain Russell Beichley of Wittenberg will miss two weeks with an ankle injury as Frey considers a new quarterback for the upcoming game. Akron drills continue with freshmen poised to meet the Varsity, Heidelberg faces illness sidelining four regulars, and Denison notes Behan back at end while Livingstone emphasizes punt and tackling drills ahead of the Ohio University game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Russell Beichley
Wittenberg
Lutheran
Granville
Livingston
Denison
Ohio University
Behan
Ohio Boxing Commissions Set Two Day Meeting At Elks Temple
The semi annual meeting of the Ohio State Association of Boxing Commissions will convene at the Elks Temple on October 17 and 18. Twenty six delegates from Ohio cities will attend the meeting. Many delegates will depart for Atlanta Georgia after the meeting to attend the National Boxing Association annual convention October 19 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Association of Boxing Commissions
Elks’ Temple
Ohio
Atlanta
National Boxing Association of the United States
Chicago and Weseda University Tie After Nine Scoreless Innings
In Tokyo on October 5 the Chicago baseball team and Weseda University played nine scoreless innings before rain halted the contest. Both teams remained tied with no runs scored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
University of Chicago
Weseda University
Cleveland Americans Defeat Muncie Athletics 4–0
In Muncie Indiana on October 5 the Cleveland Americans topped the Muncie Athletics in an exhibition game by four runs to none. The contest showcased pitching and fielding from both sides with Cleveland using a solid all around performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Muncie
Ind
Cleveland Americans
Muncie Athletics
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Wts
St. F
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T. F. Devereux
W. W
Darden
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Queena Mario
Yoohoo
Ge K. Hoaglan
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Elizabeth
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Lucille
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A. Mortensen Link Stable
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Spain
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Blue Pencil
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Basket Picnic
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Renburg
Dr. A. Lowenthal
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Pani Roma
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Watch Me
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Keeneland Farm
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Matt J. Winn
Kentucky Jockey Club
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M. T. Archibald
P. T. Chinn
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Fludd
Lady Clare
Polymelian
Erfissary
Oh, Pandy
Little Visitor
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Jim Howles
Clark Valentiner
Charley Birt
Shorty’ Quinn
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Thorncliffe
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Bobbie” Weed
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Peden
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Vine
Sycamore
Rohde & CO
Garity
Mullian
MR. Arrity
Mulligan
Mr. Garrity
Shubert Theater
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