Steeplechase Racing Revival and Spring Prospects
A lengthy survey outlines a booming cross country racing season led by Pimlico and private venues from Maryland to Virginia and New Jersey. Key patrons, new courses, renewals of memorials, added purses, and top jumpers from Widener and Whitney camps signal a robust, wealth‑driven growth in American steeplechasing with notable horses listed and winter training underway in the South.
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Canada
Duc Tub
Pinilien
Folk Birelie
Maryland Es Chichard
Centrebauing
Marley
Maryland
Pimlico
Ce Pogedarize
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Thutre Srp Fen
Eoirese Ag
Wayseke
David Prey
Ramaric
Verk
Ind Beng Island
Meishel
Linnal
Piolmi Finek
Belmont Park
Mayhin
Harry Tayne
Clarence H. Mack
Percy Ie
Brookline
Chamblet
Lothrop Brown
Robert Chamblet Hooper
Boston
United Hunts
Atlantic Seaboard
Kentucky
Tennessee
New York
Rose Area
Denheim
Elkins Park
Chesterbrook
Samuel D. Hiddle
Mrs. Riddle
Midenheim
George 1
Widener
E. B. Cassatt
Erdenheim
Viking Park
Warrenton
Robert Neville
Westchester Association
Saratoga
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Yonkers
Jamaica
Toronto
Montreal
Hamilton
Walter ©. Palmer
South Carolina
Aiken
Garnet
Charleston, &c
W. R. Coe
Thomas Hitchcock
Harry W. Sage
F. Ambrose Clark
Thomas Thorne
F. S. von Stade
Morton L. Schwarts
Charles Schwartz
Robert L. Gerry
Rodman Wanamaker
W. J. Cloth
Havre de Grace
Howard Lewin
Joseph E. Widener
Thomas Welsh
France
Samuel D. Riddle
J. C. Ewalt
Brentwood
Archibald Barkle
Blankenburg
Philadelphia
Belle
Bryn Mawr
Reliance
Parr
Shannon River
Lady Butterfly
Robert Oliver
Handa
Masterful
Hastings
Madcap
Garth
Pimfico
Benning Track
Benning
Joseph R. Davis
Brooks
the Decision
Bryn Chant
McGee
Herbert le Pratt
Kenworthy
Secony
Lewis Garth
Berrildon
Stacey
Tudor King
James Butler
Max Smaut
Mr. Smith
Henning
Racing results from a busy card at the track
The first race for three-year-olds and up results in Bronter winning at eight furlongs with Water Tee second and Emma third. Shadrach takes the second race in a claiming event with Gherry Belle second and Ha'penny third. Locide B. wins the fourth race at six and a half furlongs, followed by Afterglow second and Penanore third. Hattie Burton captures the fifth race at six and a quarter furlongs with Mc Adama second and Moonstone third. Bulgar posts an upset in the sixth race at five and a half furlongs, with Capt. Fredericks second and Zodiac third. Time figures noted for several events.
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Wbuning
Bronter
Taplin
Iol
Water Tee
Wingfield
Emma
Mall
R. Ryan
Spahn
Mazurka
Elliott
Ball Band
Stonington
Shadrach
Gherry Belle
Gartner
Ha'penny
Gray
Mmne
Unity Salvo Ray
Locide B
Guelle
Jos Faplin
Delos
Sate
Sane
Toison D'Or
Heb Blossom
Paulson
Bink
McAdama
Wakeoff
Moonstone
Dreyer
Phae
Fresher
Beobock
Encor van Edith
Bulgar
Sobel
TIA JUANA FIRST RACE AT MEETING
Racing card summarizes six races with results for Cavalla leading maiden 2-year-olds over 4 furlongs at Tia Juana, time 61 seconds, winners, seconds, and horses that ran, plus times for five and one half furlongs and one mile races. Second and third races list Visible leading, Antoinette second, My First third. further results include Oakland Brighouse Delaney and Jurisdiction among others.
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Cavalla
Stevene
Kerin
McBride
Curtis Warning
E. Martin
Gertrude
Black Baas
Urapio
Lusum
Ida Pinack
Juanita
Frederick
Oakland
O'Brien
Brighouse
Sreteatx
Zito
Barna de Kath
Alexandra
Fime
Delaney
Rubicon IV
Ruvoco
MacLeland
Roscaa
Chief Brown
Plckens
Leah Cochran
Mathews
Commauretta
BePesster
McIntyre
Mc Hride
G. W. Kisker
Christophine
Bobolink
Maud Smith
Rey Shannon
Baker
Fielder
Care Home
Son
Knight Errant
Polace
Thunderer
Aqueduct
Hanson
Heno
High Noon
Treasury Club Elects Distriet Amateur Baseball Champions
Treasury Club selects district amateur baseball champions after a tense match. Bears and Pepys collide in a muddied game with key plays deciding the outcome.
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Treasury Club
Distriet
Speed and distance in thoroughbred racing analyzed
This analysis discusses how speed varies with distance in thoroughbreds, noting horses are not machines and individual traits matter. It cites Roamer as a speed model, reviews fractional times across furlongs, and notes that sustained top pace beyond half a mile is rare except under ideal conditions.
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Roamer
Race day entries and results from a mixed racing card
The list details multiple claiming races for 3 to 8 year olds at open track, listing horse names such as Idler Margaret Alien and Fanina alongside weights and distances. It includes note on weather clear track fast, plus detailed fourth to sixth races results with placements and times, and a separate Hot Springs card with selling and handicap races, horses like Circulate Taxim Virginia W and Indoletics listed with weights, distances, and outcomes.
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Idler
Margaret Alien
Lockland
Tily Orne
Loat Fortune
Doctor Sonic
Eleanor
King Stalwart
Sure’ Get
Upwart
Felina
Lenshou's Pride
Sherwood
Wina Muchadho
Protagoras
Edith Olg
Copper Town
Purple and Gold
Josie
Peaceful Star
Marvelous
Hesitation
Onar
Pasa On
Narvoc
Jaxet Bey
Mazurka
Radio Bate
Blue Wing
Totaon d’Or
Far Bird
Peg
River King
Jesse, Jr
Challes F. Grainer
Luke Vanzandt
Orperth
Tiger
Jim
Regainr
Bad Prospect
Sir Dyke
Minstrel
Eastern Greetings
Tattle Jane
Bisa Detroit
Carondelet
Psilia
Nathan
Waxemall. Itl
B. A. Jones
Helling
Taxim
May Star
Thotsie
Aerenre
Honda
Wat
Itta Ryan
Red Deer
Hazelnut
Sir Oliver
Ben Hampson
Rhyomer
Grankte
Ben Otis
Ophelia W
Kitty Obeatham
the Duke
Douglas
Indoletics
David Craig
Bromley
Robert Bradley
Mars Cassidy
Bob Hensley
Hanovia
Old Rosebud
Virginia W
Bas Blanc
Smugsler
Yaca
First Star
Uncle Hun
Mantoc
Verra
Baigee
Virgle Dot
Mike Sohen
Lady Worthington
Gibraltar
Counterpart
Eilday
Werther
Inconsistent College Quints Mar Red Season Outlook
College basketball shows uneven form across teams with Washington Georgetown and Catholic University vying for regional glory. Georgetown tops Washington contenders while Gallaudet improves late but Navy and Catholic University defeat rivals. The season ends with limited success outside home courts and a tentative travel schedule.
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Washington
Georgetown
Cathole University
Hilltoppers
Brooklanders
George Washingen
Gallaudet
George Washington
Catholic University
Kendall Greeners
Pirates at Columbus GA spring training visit reported
Pittsburgh NL squad led by Cal Lahan arrives in Columbus for spring workouts with another ten men arriving. additional arrivals expected. The article then surveys Washington area college teams and selects The Washington Post all-Washington college five, naming O Brien, Fees, Harmon, Wenger, and O Ros ie with notes on positions and scoring.
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Columbus
Callahan
Washington Quinns
Washington Post
Georgetown
O'Brien
Harmon
O'Boyle
Wenger
Toledo Team Heads to Spring Training in Dawson Springs Ky
The Toledo Amer ican baseball club departs Toledo Ohio March 11 for spring training under Manager Hreanahan heading to Dawson Springs Kentucky.
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Toledo
Ohio
Hbera
Toledo Americaion
Hreanahan
Dawson Springs
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