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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1906

Page

53

Lady Leah and Prince A Pace to Racing Fame

The article recalls Lady Leah a white mare famed for fast trot and pace in 2:28 and 2:34 markets, plus a half mile race, with Heath and a Washington visit in 1886. It notes Prince A driven by Griffith Hilleary, later bought by a East Washington owner for speedway potential, and Gaiety as a powerful 2:08 mare. Also mentions Lady Linkwood, Lady L., and other horses, plus Pimlico racing plans and local racing men travel to Kentucky and New York for horse dealing and club affairs.

Tom Cannon Lady Leah Washington Eha F. M. Draney Heath Columbia S C Mr. Heath Australia Waxey Jack Griffin Jack Im Leary Frank James Jesse East Washington Prince A Leonard Ackner Charles Myers W. H. Richardson Lady Linkwood Henry Coppershite D. Richardson Baltimore Mr. Richardson Charles Mysore Lady L Lee Pilot Looksike Leonard Acker Kentucky George H. Ketcham Major Delmar Tanner Einsman

Race Track Killings Are Few Compared to the Tricks that Fail

A long exposé on turf killings shows how bettors lose large sums while few coups succeed. It details Brighton Beach successes with Huntington, Gates losses on Boots Dannell’s colt Brother Frank, and numerous unsuccessful attempts, by owners, trainers, and bookmakers, to pull off hidden long shots. It notes dodges, doping, and timing, paddock intelligence, and the sly secrecy needed for a killing to succeed.

Brighton Beach Huntington David Gideon Jesse Lewisohn Martin Clifton Forge Aqueduct Brighton John W. Gates Boots Dannell Brother Frank Andenly Martin Frank Mr. Gates Eleriiga Hken New York Ike Missouri Iy Clanves Esqué Ead John A. Drake Jamaica Smart Turfen Shaw Dreamer Hamburg

M A C Elections Blair Manager and Cooper Captain

Blair of the junior class was elected manager of the Maryland Agricultural College football team for 1906 with Cooper elected captain for the season. Ward Byrom as assistant manager and Captain Blair are named. Several last year’s players did not return to college.

Blair Cooper Washington Post Affsietic Association Maryland Agricultural College BE. A. Blair Hidward Bymro Cadet Cooper H. J. Canl Hap Pbout Virginia Military Instiate Washington and Lee College Smith White Stortstop Parker Pyles Rune Ee Gran Tae Rod Tean

Good and Bad Characteristics Displayed by Champion Trotters

Henry Ten Eyck White examines temperaments of leading trotting horses. He profiles Lot Dillon Major Delmar Crescens and Lou Dillon and notes the mix of kindness and cantankerous traits, detailing anecdotes of their behavior on and off the track and how handlers influence their manners, with historical notes on past champions like Dexter Goldsmith Maid St Julien Maud 8 Jay Eye See Sunol and Nancy Hanks and their offspring.

Henry Ten Eyck White Lot Dillon Major Delmar Lou Dillon Crescens Delmar Lou Galt Dexter Doble Goldsmith Maid Orange County Charley St. Julien California St. Julien Bill Bill Orrin Hickok Hickok Hill Eliy St. Sphe Gay Jay Eye See Maud Jerome J. Case Racine, Wig H. D. McKinney Janesville Wis Mr. Case Case Jay Eye Lee Galta Phil Sheridan Stephen Bulli

Clubhouse Betting Commissioners Take Soft Money Route

A historical survey describes how clubhouse betting commissioners grew rich by concealing wagers at racetracks. It details schemes with amateurs, Wall Street clients, and bookmakers, noting cases of large bets, hidden winnings, and eventual conflicts with track owners. The piece cites specific incidents and outcomes, including a commissioner who fled after a $20,000 loss and others who prospered through illicit channels.

Metropolitan Turf Association Clubhouse Hlm Wall Street Mets Layera John Cavanagh

Failure to cure indigestion via nerves theory

An old theory blamed inactive stomach aroma for indigestion. Modern views attribute digestive issues to nervous energy. Miles Restorative Nervine is claimed to restore nerve vigor and ease stomach trouble. A testimonial from Malcolm, Ft. Dodge, Kansas, says the first bottle helps and money is refunded if no benefit.

Persia Miles Malcolm Ft. Dodge Kana

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Lady Leigh Brightwood Griffith Hilleary Thorgetown Pacer Myers Beleves P. Riggs Weekington Higgs Pimlico Racing Association Ploride Pimlico Benning J. May Morrison Road Riders and Drivers’ Association of the District of Columbia John W. Preston Road Riders and Drivers’ Association Sprightwood Driving Club Leonard Agker Henry Copperthite M. A. C. Elections Mand William Blair William H. Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vangerbil Sunol Jay Eye Lee Charisse Marvin Albelt Sunel Marvin Sanol Nancy Hanks Ben Kenney Kennedy Nancy Henry Admiral Dewey Lord Roberts George C. Bennett Brown Bennett Clent the Sunday Post Bond Broad For Ppau United States A. B.G. Ales and Porter West 129 Arlington Brewing Company Rosslyn Virginia King of All Whiskey Berwick Rye Berwick Eeep Commercial 7Th & Pa. Ave Dow National Capital Brewing CO Hoff Vienne Austria Amsterdam Drug CO Greene Street OGRAM Pa. Ave 13Th St
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