Bedford Stakes Day Race Sparks Talk and Upsets
Apoor ride on Aimee C leads to a wide finish as Royal Vane wins at 4 to 1 while Dugan’s whip fails to reel in the winner. Caller takes the steeplechase place as Hollister overcomes long odds, with past Bedford winners named and betting noise high as Tom McGrath fails at the barrier and long-shot bets cut into the purse.
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Dugan
Royal Vane
Caller
Hollister
Littros
Demagogue
Larve
Affect
Tontium
Lady Holyrod
Africander
Tender Crest
Czaraphine
Guiding Star
Acrobat
T. C. McDowell
Lady Anne
Kinley Mack
Tom McGrath
Robin Hood
Winners and runners in perches at Gravesend and other tracks
The card lists numerous horses with owners and jockeys from Gravesend Montreal Hamilton and Oakland. Notable entries include Lady Anne Yorkalon Latonia Gateways Andrew B Cook Markie Mayer Gurarda and Better Hand among others with varied odds and placements. The lines show multiple races with named runners and handlers across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Lady Anne
Hicks
Caller
Donohue
E. Dugan
Royal Vane
Mountain
Faust
Dugan
Halket
Preston
Latonia
Plantland
Minder
Rebel Queen
J. Lee
Demo
Skirven
the Abbott
Honest
Webber
E. Martin
Oakland
Sandpiper
Rettig
Hazeline
Ridall
Gateway
F. Wilson
Andrew B. Cook
Kerchbaum
Markie Mayer
McRae
Pickaway
Montreal
Gurarda
Schaller
Lyndhurst
McDaniel
Butwell
Henry
Bedford Stakes Result and Card at Gravesend
Horses race at Gravesend with Aimee C placing third in the Bedford Stakes. Royal Vane wins by a half length over Hollister, while Brookdale Nymph falters in the mares handicap. Tokalon wins the third race and Lady Anne takes the first, with Faust and Halket also scoring in later events. Attendance about 12:00.
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New ‘York
Frank J Farrell
Aimee C
Gravesend
Dugan
Fred Burlew
Royal Vane
Hollister
Koerner
Brookdale Nymph
Radtke
Court Dress
Tokalon
Tammany Mare
Lady Anne
Mary F
Caller
Faust
Halker
Harcourt
Hicks
Henry
Woodwitch
Preston
Don Hamilton
Robin Hood
King Cole
Nigger Mike
Annette Lady
Mortin Ball
Punky
Sam Rice
Tom McGrath
Bluedale
Edna Jackson
Donohue
Blue Pigeon
Hoppe
Buckman
Ray
Deleanta
Sungiow
Breaks
Sandalwood
Tokalun
Radke
Brookdale Nimph
Koermer
Adoration
Zienap
Umbrella
Mountain
Lowel
Almea
E Dugan
Alayda
Blue Meron
Laura Clay
Montauk
Hincko
Rustle
Acrobat
Swain
Linnepec
Brussel
King Henry
HU. Arn
Crafty
Kitter
Magna Stella
Halket
Prton
Shall Ing
Aven
Biskra
Brussels
Sir Cleges
Bolando
Suzerain
Volfrome
Great Dame
Flower Queen
Plunge on Aimee C Brightens Bedford Stakes Outcomes
In New York June 10 betting for the Bedford Stakes surged as Farrell’s Water Color filly Aimee C. drew heavy wagers, closing at 6 to 5 after a fast track. Backers faced tough luck when she encountered rough racing, with Royal Vane turning up as the winner despite earlier favorable matchups.
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Washington Post
New York
Frank J. Farrell
Aimee C
Clark Griffith
Farrell
Dave Johnson
The
Sullvans
Jesse Lewisohn
al Dryer
John A Drake
A. B. Hudson
E. Dugan
Fred Burlew
Royal Vane
James R. Keene
Burlew
EU O. Nelli
Thomond Triumphs in Ellis Cup at Hamilton Races
Hamilton Ontario June 10 Thomond wins the Ellis Cup a three quarters of a mile featuring Hamilton Riding Club riders Henderson owns Thomond Nimble Dick ridden by Hendrie Polly Prim claims the mile and an eighth handicap Minnie Adama favorite at the event Polly Prim and Marc Anthony place in other races with several long shots and favorites winning in easy fashion
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Hamilton
Ontario
Hamilton Riding Club
Mr. Henderson
Thomond
Mr. Hendrie
Nimble Dick
Minnie Adama
Polly Prim
Salling
Mc Carty
Moonrina
Fire Alarm
Dileas
King of the Valley
the Globe
Foxmead
Aquiline
A. R. Martin
Emma G
J. Carroll
Hua
Gertrude Lee
Antoine
King Folly
Enoch
Rael
Jmurphy
Apterix
Hagan
Goatrell
Golden Way
Kuro
Thomand
Henderson
Virtuoso
Judkins
Molto
Moreland
Marc Anthony
McCarts
Minnie Adams, Jr
Nicol
Solon Shirgte
Reside
Holmes
Cousin Kate
McCarty
Demurrer
M. Murphy
Willetta
Gracchus
la Cordere
Herman Johnson
Prolific
Beliot Box
Poor Day At Montreal Delivers Even Fields At Blig Bonnets Meet
Weather clears but track remains heavy in spots as Boll Weevil captures fifth race at Montreal meet. Linhurst dominates second race while Hurricane disappoints in third. Other races saw wins by Maxton, Gilpin, and Dog Rose amid a field of noted runners and several noncontenders.
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Washington Post
Montreal
Boll Weevil
Hurricane
Daisy Shine
Seagram
Linhurst
Guards
Schaller
Carraugh
Walter McLean
Gaugel
Butwell
Henry
Centipede
Rosrock
Reading
Miter
Flist Gilpin
Goldstein
Waterdog
J . Johnson
Schroeder
Midway
Kelvin Elao
Murphy
Lady Irene
Velox
Agnes Ford
Lady Powell
Borderland
Aphrodite
Dog Rose
McDaniel
Principia
Confessor
J Murphy
al Ablaze
Clifton Forge
Abjura
Dick Redd
Hrushmen
Derby to the Abbott Latonia Derby in muddy track
In Cincinnati on June 10 The Abbott wearing W J Young’s blue jacket rode by J Lee won the Latonia Derby five lengths clear of Red Gauntlet amid two hours of heavy rain that turned the track to muddy water. Ten thousand spectators endured sheets of rain as crowds sheltered and the derby posted a dramatic win in difficult conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Abbott
W. J. Young
Lexington
J. Lee
Red Gauntlet
Bottles
D. Austin
Lee
Stoner Hil
Lloyd
Tangelwold
Mike Sutton
Wedge‘oad
Rebel Queen
Les
Brown Mary
Mamie Dink
Bwain
Pink Star
Velando Algo
Honest
Col. Brady
Racing Stable List Sparks Gravesend Card Preview
A dense catalog of horse names listed for Gravesend claiming interest. Notable entries include Charles Edward Demand Penarus Agile Maxcar Saylor Nimbus Smoker Sepoy and Peter Fan Arcite, with many more on the bill.
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Oberon
Sultry
Oakland
Karenina
Star of Texas
Carmalina
Routhern
Hattie Carr
Forest Fire
Beasta Veacy
Billy Mayham
Cloudlight
Dorado
Hedgethorne
Opticlah
Pal
Netting
Montreal
Lady Powell
Patrician
Waterdog
Ivanhoe
Seagram
al Powell
Paprika
Dredger
Columbia Lad
Prytania
Headly
Hazeltine Captures Oakland Race in Strong Finish
San Francisco June 10 Hazel t ine won the second Oakland race in strong fashion as Talentons, the favorite, led early but faded then surged to second. Hazel t ine carried 104 pounds at 30 to 1 and held off Talon to the wire in a sprint that featured multiple runners including Falqntosa and others. Time 1:18 for six furlongs.
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Falqntosa
Thort
San Francisco
Oakland
Waa
Hazelting
Talentons
Eile Berna Foe
Fate
Sencar
Reha Hnag
Ey Ein
Len ‘Yell
Tartonee
Wilson
Waslte
I L. Writon
Pecopa
Mary
Clark
Beathertin
Kirshbaum
Keogh
Gav. Orman
Buxton
Saas Jdasick
Jovat Rogue
Mitner C. Lusteg
Golden Rule
Mile End
Markie Mayer
Eens
Duti
Ote
Woolma
Walsh
Mamie Algol
Liquls
Eight yachts arrive as Bermuda race continues
Hamilton Bermuda June 16 Eight of twelve yachts started from Gravesend Bay have finished with Shamrock and Priscilla among finishers. Mist and Zuhrah followed, while Zietta and others completed after delays. Four yachts still at sea include Tammany Isolt Flemingo and Attle Zena with Bermuda owners.
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Washington Post
Hamilton
Bermuda
Gravesend Bay
New York
Mason
Nanen
Rochester
Mist
Priscilla
Dervish
Zuhrah
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Zietta
H. Cohen
J. Kerr
W. H. Fleming
Brooklyn Club
Wagner and Mollenhauer win Metropolitan mixed doubles
Marie Wagner and Henry M. Mollenhauer defeated Elizabeth B. Moore and Wylie C. Grant 6-4 7-5 to claim the Metropolitan mixed doubles championship at the West Side Lawn Tennis Club. Semi finals saw Raymond D. Little beat Frederick G. Anderson 6-3 5-7 7-5 in singles.
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B. Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
T. R. Pell
Harry Torrance
Wyle C. Grant
Herbert I. Weatfall
Hackett
Alexander
O. M. Bostwick
A. Shaw
Committee to Meet Over Football Rules Revisions
Philadelphia June 10 announcement that the American intercollegiate football rules committee will meet at Murray Hill Hotel New York next Saturday night under Dr James A Babbitt chairman with the central board officials. Representatives from leading New England and Middle States universities will discuss officials lists sectional committees and officials remuneration. Torpedo boats Talbot and Manley will sail from the Naval Academy to train the crew for the June 9 race via the Chesapeake and Delaware and Delaware and Raritan canals. O Boyle and Cohen to compete Georgetown runners Crummy accompanies them to Jamestown for Southern championships with O Boyle in the century and 220 yard dash Cohen in 220 yard hurdle and 1/4 mile.
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Babbitt
Philadelphia
Murray Hill Fiehtel
New York
Central Board Ff
James A. Babbitt
New England
Middle States
Navy
Annepolis
Talbot
Manley
J. D. Wainwright
Naval Academy
Poughkeepsie
Academy
Holliday
Chesapeake
Delaware
Raritan
O Boyle
Cohen
O’boyle
Georgetown
Bhig City
Manager Crummy
Jamestown
TASTE OF DUTIES FOR PRESIDENTIAL SON AT HARVARD CREWS
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. serves as second assistant manager for Harvard rowing, handling all accoutrements at Red Top and gear on return. He balances early morning duties with late night tasks as freshmen and varsity crews arrive, earning praise for tireless work and rising reputation.
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Washington Post
Gales Ferry
Gonah
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Thames River
Teddy
Red Top
Alustrious
Varsity
Regatta Highlights Washington and Lee Commencement
The annual regatta at Washington and Lee University on North River featured a close first-crew race won by Harry Lee (Red) by a quarter boat length over Albert Sidney (Blue). Second-crew race results favored Harry Lee seconds (Rei) by two and a half lengths amid hundreds of spectators.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
North River
Harry Lee
Albert Sidney
Washington City
Graham Lee
Washington Literary Societies
Lee Memorial Chapel
Lucius Fantus Desha
Kentucky
Charles Spears Glasgow
Virginia
John William Flannagan, Jr
South
James Howard Larrick
Washington Society
Richard Frame Berry
Cleon Scott Osbourn
West Virginia
Amateur Championship Programme Announced for Euclid Course
Chicago announces the national amateur championship schedule to be played at Euclid Golf Club in Cleveland from June 9 to 13. The format includes medal and match play rounds across 36 and 18 hole segments with final rounds at 36 holes. Entries close July 1 and players may practice a week before the event.
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Chicago
Huclid Golf Club
Cleveland
Ohio
W. F.morgan
United States Golf Association
Poleas
Euclid
Americans Win Again at International Horse Show
Americans dominate the International Horse Show with top prizes across divisions. Alfred G. Vanderbilt's four days earned second place in Park teams. Walter Winkus' Maritana captured first in a harness class. Lawrence Jones of Louisville, Kentucky with Poetry of Motion took second in the 168-pound horse division. Jones also earned third with Jane in the 196-pound class. Beau Ideal led in the ladies' backs as Jones with Jane placed third. Watson earned third in Victoria pairs with Lord Baltimore and My Maryland, while Vanderbilt sat out with Rustling Silk and The Buds. In the harness horse class any age, Winans' Kent won first, Watson's My Maryland second, Winans' Little Tube third, and Tennessee reserved. Flying Dutchman, Vanderbilt's, received commendation. In four-in-hand teams not exceeding fifteen hands, Winans took first and Watson third.
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London
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Walter Winkus
Maritana
Lawrence Jones
Louisville
Mr. Jones
Jane
Mr. Winans
Beau Ideal
Victoria
C. W. Watson
Lord Baltimore
My Maryland
Mr. Vanderbilt
Rustling Silk
Kent
Mr. Watson
Maryland
Little Tube
Man Charged With Assault Hangs Self in Prison Cell
Special to The Washington Fest New York June 10 Henry Rettig a milkman accused by two twelve year old girls of entering their Washington Street apartment during their parents absence attacked the girl in bed with her brother Rettig hanged himself in his Church Street Station cell before rescue by the guard The box of red poison powder found on Rettig was seized as evidence in the wake of the alleged crime and attempted escape by the suspect
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New York
Washington Street
Henry Rettig
Church Street
Joseph O'Connor
Rose Ashkar
Brooklyn
Rose
Richard
Kati] Ashker
Rettig
Hhem
Ganley shines as local club’s most valuable player
Sporting column notes Bob Ganley’s brilliant fielding and hitting for the local club, praising Cantillon for securing him from Pittsburg and predicting continued impact in the American League pennant race. Also comments on Latonia Derby’s dull finish, close plays influencing games, pitcher strategies, and sports figures like Siler and O’Brien in broader turf and boxing scenes.
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J. EO Grillo
Joe Cantilion
Bob Ganley
Ganley
Das Ont
Abbott
O'Loughlin
Jones
Davis
Nill
Heyden
Patten
Orth
Griffith
George Siler
Bill Squires
Christies Last Trial for Grand Prix Car
Walter Christie tested his Grand Prix car on Nassau County roads achieving speeds above two miles per minute. The trial, the last before sailing for France on Wednesday, showed a Vanderbilt Cup style design with improvements. The measured course recorded mile segments in just over 20 seconds before a flying start finish within a half minute.
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New York
Long Island
Walter Christie
France
Christie
Nassau County
How Good Food May Turn to Poison
An advertisement claims undigested food in the bowels decays and poisons the blood. It extols Cascarets as a safe stimulant like a six mile country walk, sold by Sterling Remedy Company for ten cents with genuine stamps.
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Sterling Remedy Company
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