Suffolk Stakes Triumph Ends Five Favorites’ Derby Day
Jamaica race day delivers upset as Dolly Spanker defeats five favorites in the mile and a sixteenth handicap. Blue Heron loses by a head to Tartar Maid in the Suffolk Stakes with Rusile and Sweet Tsire close behind. Oyama wins the fifth race as Raitke guides him from a disadvantage to the front.
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Dolly Spanker
Good Thing
Rustle
Mara
Oyama
Washington Post
New York
Jamaica
R. T Wilson
Irs Doily Spanker
Tommy Waddell
Filp Flap
Suffolk
Blue Heron
Jack Joyners
Tartar Maid
Rusile
Sweet Tsire
Alauda
Azora Keng Feft
Tony Bonero
Shenandoah
JP Mayberry
John
Muiski
Raitke
Garner
Daranteiso
Hartford
Farrell
Preston
Slenandagh
Musgrove
John Smulski
Mountain
Rubsdor
Delmere
Flimnap Masanisko
Lord Stanhope
Swain
Horner
Opama
Chief Hayeslit
Sir Tadadigten
Notte
Box
Berksley
Marvel
Athens
McCarter My
Haaiax
Radife
Aecomd Ingulfer
Land
Bn Dobie
Lady Anne
Workman
Thorris Hollis
Post St
Racing Card Scattershot Names at Belmont Park
A garbled list of horse names and possible bindings appears from Belmont Park and other venues. Notable entries include Master Robert, Secrets, Pioneer, Cirle Thempean, Golde Golden, Knight of Ivanhoe, Merry Blue, Dropstitch, Royal Breese, Full of Fun, and Matador among others. The text also references Oakland, Darlington, and Pickaway with various riders and stakes implied, though details are obscured.
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Belmont Park
Horace Bnttor
Master Robert
Shad Gans
Secrets
Tyghaeee Nese
Pioneer
Gran Muck Rake
Sam Bernard
Kestor
Cirle Thempean
Golde Golden
Louisville
Potter
Alsono
Alcor
Merry Blue
Dropstitch
Extry
Knight of Ivanhoe
Mya
Annie
Morzlea
the Bratishman
Royal Breese
Excitement
Matador
Webber
Oakland
Kismet, Jr
Swaggeriator
Darlington
Min Gong
Mina Gthaon
Girh Marte H
Captain Forses
Search Me
Pickaway
Robert Mitchell
Fury
Watercure
Danfal
Kinders
the Mixt
Mlas
Offictelss
Pinch wins feature at Churchill Downs in heavy rain
In a drenched Churchill Downs program, Fh) Pinch captured the seven furlong feature amid a relentless downpour beating Robett It was a rough day for favorites as Quagga and several others led early races. The card featured multiple six to one odds and finished with tight finishes across five remaining events.
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Lwtisylie
Churchill Downs & Music
Robett
Sam
Lirst
Dells Thorpe
Swain
Zick Abrams
J Lee
Monvina
San Ardo
Drulen Kaisechoff
Anna Ruskin
Pour Furlonngs Merrifield
Clo Lee
von Gramse
Gangel
Secopé
Margaret Hardolph
Butler
Chesward
Graddy
Dovtor Wenther
Les Hoffman
Shiver
Little George
Happy Jack
Finch
Uvareen
Ralbert
Nicol
Dearborn
Harry Scott
Light Note
Iltiades
Mike Sutton
J Leey
Geneva
Tim Kelly
Gilvedear Tan Max" Isther Brews
Dundon
Lawrence P Daly
Faverdale
Ron Snth Brace
Miles Re Pounder
J Leet
Bellindian
F Nicol
Tinker
J Hennergy
Helden
Lads Gasurich Sealplucher
Logistilla Disappointed in Ziguag Handicap at Oakland
May 3 report from Oakland details Logistilla failing to place despite heavy support in the Ziguag Handicap. The mare, carrying top impost, was outrun throughout the mile and a furlong race as Comburv led a field including Poinsettis, Curriculum Luzene Menden Mezzin, and Paladini among others. Other races listed results and entrants with brief outcomes and times.
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Francisco
Logistilla
Oakland
Memory
Rose Cherry
Borel
Calla
Fischer
Poinsettis
Paladini
Remember
Nancy W
Keogh
Tawasentha
Fincher
W Kelly
Hic
de Oro
Amtaa
Bon Vivant
Blanche C. Peza
George Kilborn
Elois
C Rosa
St Francis
Native Son
Fireball
Crasa Cuter
Lotte Gladstone
van Ness
Investigation into San Francisco races and jockey suspension
Oakland stewards probe last two race meetings amid Jockey Hunter suspension. They seek corroboration of alleged pulling by Meringve and Ethel Day, with two agents, bookmakers and several trainers possibly involved. Woolma and Tonic gains under scrutiny. Special to The Washington Post. Brighton match report notes Latham champion. Bihaga wins two sets then Wozi Bere and Falta claim next two.
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San Francisco
Oakland
J Hunter
Meringve
Ethel Day
Tne
Washington Rose Brighton
Peter Latham
Bihaga
Ion Wozi Bere
Falta
Roseben Favorite in Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont
New York May 3 Roseben regarded as the likely winner in the Metropolitan Handicap as a strong field gathers for the opening Belmont Park race worth 10000. Fourteen horses were carded with Tokalon Sewell Tanya Glorifier Dandelion and W H Carey among contenders. Trainer Frank D Weir flatters Roseben who carries 124 pounds and is ridden by Jack Martin amid unsettled track conditions and a gala first-day crowd.
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New York
Belmont Park
Belmont
America
David C.johnson
Roseben
Jack Martin
Davy Johnson
Heiss
Rosshen
Rosber
J W. Fuller
Tokalon
Brooklyn
Sewell
Lis
Jamaica
H. P. Whitney
Tanya
Rogers Peneves
Louisville
Katherine Moore
Mayberry
Caroline
Robin Hoad
Saracineses
Tipo
Meredith
Veel
Horace E
Horseradish
Albert Flr
Dr. Spruill
Master Hobert
Alf Fantoupa
Peni
Seymour
Hankeimer
Mary
Bosom Friend
Boatler
Candlees Seer
Fordelto
Ase
Fearge
Col Fine
Evelyn
King Cobay
Roseden
Blandy
Walter McLean
Tom
Superman
Arthur Rosenfield
C Core
Ida Merlmeo
Bernie Cramer
Tohalon Wannee Bienno
But Masterson
Berksdale
Frentenga
Sen Bow
Yi Flemin
Tafles
Royal Breeze
Moraiga
Ove
Dice Shaw
Percy Green
Mr. McCann
Tab Bannell
Pete Vinegar
Lochgott
Garner
Sees
Weing ‘Tesmeyer
J. Eg. Grttie
Gierner
A Martin
Beven Roderte
Mendelson Hadtke
Anseben Sete
W McDaniel
Allenby Wee mi Bromina
Zick Abrams Bee Lifton Forge
Dr.f
Mat Bugerman
Loewe Sevell
Brussel
Bat Masterson
Preston T
Thras-Yrar-Oldy
Ufward Zlenan
Beven Tien
Nealon
Dugan
Keator
Ontartotte
Ore
Miler
Syeir
Quinn Braav
Koerner
Charlie Thompson
Onatas
Bally K
Oakland
Albion
Arthur Hyman
Hertves
Rhinestone
AL Karada
Darlington
Rey Carfo
Michael Mulvaney
Kunis Black Gem
Nettie Hicks
Mina Gibson
St. George
Captain Foresee
Posey O'Neal
Teo Oaks Bed Reed
Jolly Witch
Teis
Hersaina Robért “Afltebsit
Marpessa HS
Salable Levee
Aelling
Ene Rushtar
Dewey
Watercura
Theo
Dantel
Harbor
Mabel Hollander
Kindera
Miss Officious
Ban on Horsem en Overshadows Board Rulings
New York May 8 The National Trotting Association board adjourned after expelling W F Patchen and the bay gelding Carl Brown for driving out of class and using a false frame at Elmira in 1905. Others faced suspensions or reinstatements including Charles Castle I E Savecool and Frank Henraity. The board also adjusted the record for Fleety J and fined L B Murphy for driving under suspension.
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New York
National Trotting Association
W. EF. Patchen
Burnside
Carl Brown
Lyne Patchen
Elmira
N.Y
F.C. Barlow
Kenton
Ohio
Montgomery
Charles Castle
I. E. Savecool
Titusville
Frank Henraity
Pleasentville
James Fogarty
St.Thomas
Ontario
George H. Smith
Steubenville
W. G. Steele
Roseville
Richmond
Steele
Richmond Association
Sanford W. Walker
Rochester
N. Y
Buchanan
IL. B Murphy
Columbus
Lexington
Sutton Outpointed by Sands in Tennis Match
New York reports May Sutton losing to Charley Sands in three sets 6 2 8 6 4 2. Sands used powerful overheads and cross court shots to take the first set and build fatigue on Sutton before she rallied in the third. Despite her efforts, Sands won the final games and the match.
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New York
Sutton
Fay
Char
Miss Sutton
Sands
Miss Button
Misa Sutton
Fogre
Deuce
Ainr
Querido Wins Chester Cup at Chester
Quérido the French horse ridden by Johnny Reiff won the Chester Cup over about a mile and a quarter by a length and a half. Bibigni finished second with Torpoint third as twelve horses started in the handicap race at Stoke.
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Johnny Reiff
Stoke
London
Chester
Quérido
Bibigni
Torpoint
Querido
Johnny” Reiff
Burns Beats O'Brien In Long Welter Fight In Los Angeles
Tommy Burns of Detroit defeated Jack O'Brien of Philadelphia on points in twenty rounds before a large crowd at the Pacific Athletic Club. The bout was unsatisfactory as O'Brien avoided fair fighting, sprinting and clinging, while Burns pressed and connected with body blows and jabs. Referee Eyton stopped bets in round one due to O'Brien injuries. O'Brien showed reluctance, drawing boos as Burns pressed, with Burns drawing first blood in round two and several hard exchanges through the later rounds.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Burns
Detroit
Jack O'Brien
Philadelphia
Pacific Athletic Club
Burns
O'Brien
Jack
Eyton
O’brien
Jock
Byron
Kyton
Renning
Tommy
Ree
Hedd
Burns and O'Brien Fight Through Clinches For Decision
The bout features repeated clinches and exchanges as Burns lands lefts to the jaw and face while O'Brien answers with rights and uppercuts. Both men bleed from facial cuts, with bursts of activity in rounds 10 through 19, ending as O'Brien misses and Burns earns the decision.
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Jack
Burns
O'Brien
Sone
Sullivan Boosts Cutter in Pugilistic Telegrams
Jona L. Sullivan hails his protege Kid Cutter as a future champion and sends telegrams to officials and Jack O'Brien urging fair play. He backs Cutter in the Burns O'Brien spectacle in Los Angeles and urges honest punches to secure a win. Sullivan also notes Cutter’s upcoming bout with Burt Clark in Washington, with Clark to be paid per minute in a wrestling match.
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Jona L. Sullivan
Hie
Kid Cutter
Sullivan
Burns
Philadelphia
Oldest and Best S S S Purifier for Spring Blood Health
The ad touts S. S. S. as a fifty year trusted blood purifier and tonic. It claims to cleanse impurities from blood, relieve skin diseases, fight malaria and debility, and restore energy. A testimonial from Victoria, Texas, endorses its efficacy for unsightly sores.
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Victoria
Texas
Chas. A. Leuschner
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Latham
California
W. Hi. Carey
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Mahan
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Teak Bogner
Jack Butler
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Tomy Ryan
Tony Caponi
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Fogo Kelly
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Laont
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Hautman
Jim O'Brien
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Walker
Jim Flynn
Sem Berger
Pommy Burns
Pwenty
Cutter
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