Racing Stable Talent Shines At Track Prospects Glide Forward
Matt Wilson and many trainers marshal a large string of trotters and pacers, all in prime shape. Notable entries include Mike R., Harry McKay a 2:07 pace prospect, Joe Tranby at 2:06%, and John Thomas in pace training. Several stables list multiple horses with speeds around 2:04 to 2:14, including Red Star in stakes prep and Dan R. pacing sensationally. trainers Dickerson and Silver lead a robust field of green and seasoned performers.
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Indianapolis
Fair Grounds
Indianapolis Racing Association
Montgomery
Matt Wilson
M. H. Reardon
Mike R
Harry McKay
Que Allen
Joe Tranby
Wiltranby
John Thomas
Kellar Thomas
John Browning
Jake Councelman
Tony Girl
Tony Bor
H. D
Flora Wilson
Jim Wilson
F. M. Abbott
Harold C
Nutwood Chief
Roadmaster
Harold H
Dick” Berry
Fowler
Bishop
Henry G
Henry F. Fantine
Shirley Boy
Greely
Ebba
Red Wilkes
Simmore
Simmons
J. W
Princeton
Nobiesse
Guy Princeton
Ondale
Baron Belt
Bee Jean
Bowells
W. H. Silver
Dick Benson
Little Imp
Panthena
Joe Print
Victor M
Jack M
Jeffersonian
John Rush
Great Western
Tom Dickerson
Red Star
Gaiety
Mr. Dickerson
John Splan
Axtell
Pat Dickerson
Kingwood
Oram
Pgeorge Ramsdell
Sally C
Wesley Stout
Hal Foster
Jack
Haldeman Injured by Trolley Car in Louisville
Walter N. Haldeman, aged over eighty and president of the Louisville Courier Journal Company, was struck by a trolley car at Fourth and York streets while crossing tracks. He suffered a severe scalp wound and a sprained shoulder. condition described as serious but with some improvement reported later.
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Louisville
Walter N. Halderman
Louisville Courier-Journal Company
Fourth and
York Streets
Death wins Clark Handicap at Louisville race meet
Fifteen thousand spectators watched Compute with Shaw aboard win the Withers Stakes for three year olds at Morris Park, defeating Old England by a head in a dramatic finish. Mammaria took the Fashion Stakes for two year olds, and Jim McGibbon captured the International Steeplechase as the day’s card included multiple races and close finishes.
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New York
Compute
Shaw
Morris Park
Old England
Jackson
King Hanover
Mammaria
Jim McGibbon
Ranald
Odom
Booker
Frankfort
Bullman
Cinquevalli
O'Connor
Maxus
Brennan
Flamboyant
G. Thompson
Doggett
Love Note
Redfern
Mary Street
Fly
Barry
Bullington
G. Green
Miss Mitchell
Mara
Wid England
T. Burns
Pentecost
D. O'Connor
Dixieline
Death the Victor wins Clark Handicap at Churchill Downs
Death the Victor edged Jim Clark by a neck in the Clark handicap at Churchill Downs on Clark day. Slack rode Death to a front running pace, with Lady Strathmore and Jim Clark in pursuit as Cambrian track record 1:41.? for the mile and a sixteenth stood. Multiple races across Chicago and St Louis reported with Lucien Appleby and Hermencia dominating the Orland handicap and Debutante stakes at Worth and Fair Grounds.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Dunn
Lady Strathmore
Death
Jim Clark
Gorman
Cambrian
Mandamus
Ransch
Secundus
Slack
Nannie J
Nelson
Lady Lake
C. Coburn
Eva Russell
Special Tax
Crosthwaite
Aladdin
Coburn
South Trimble
Glenwater
Winkfield
Clark
Dade
Beauchamp
Airlight
Miller
Maghone
Tom Hall
Lindsey
Lovable
King’s Pet
the Caxton
Chicago
Lucien Appleby
Worth
Hermencia
S. C. Hildreth
John McGurk
Ben Chance
Boney Boy
Bedeck
Racehorses and bets stir Indiana circuit prospects
News notes from racing circles recounts 2:08% horses racing this season and 2:05 stallion times, mentions Bon-Bon’s dam and Jalisco’s dam sale, Crescens book filled, Orrin Hickok and Ed Benyon to race at Indianapolis, proposed match Anaconda versus Prince Alert at Syracuse, and farm foreman Sterling Holt losing a Rex Americus foal as Star Pointer stays at Two-minute stock farm.
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Bon-Bon
Bonnie Direct
Joe Patchen
Dolly Dillon
George H. Ketcham
Orrin Hickok
Ed Benyon
Indianapolis
Hetty G
Jalisco
Syracuse
Sterling R. Holt
Maywood Stock Farm
Rex Americus
Chimes
Float Jolly
Tipton
Ind
Andy Sohichetans
Eunice
Coasterine
W. B. White
Star Pointer
Rockport
Kentucky
Creswill
Crescens
Willwee
Alcantara
Will J. Davis
Chicago
Rose
Larabie
Old trotters of the year line up for a big circuit meet
Everett Middleton trains the subject mare as Lexington, A. McCully of Brighton Beach notes a 2 04 class for the circuit. Dan Patch remains at Empire City in top form with Freddy C 244 expectations. Frank Bogash 203 will not race this season and trainer Alta McDonald withdraws him from ownership. Harold A owned by J S Swarts of Wam and driven by Al Proctor aims to lower his record with 23 wins in 27 starts.
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Everett Middleton
Lexington
A. McCully
Brighton Beach
Dan Patch
Connor
Frank Rgan
Empire City Track
McHenry
Freddy C
P. O'Rear
Indianapolis
Onward
Heine
New York
Usaki
Baron
Frank Bogash
Alta McDonald
George W. van Dyke
Boston
Harold A
J. S. Swarts
Wam
al Proctor
Harold H
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