Subtle Loses to D'Arkle as Miller Triumphs in Open Race
A six race card at Benning featured Miller riding three winners, while McIntyre and Taylor blundered on key mounts. D'Arkle upset Subtle to win the opening seven furlongs with Yada third, and Mary Morris captured the six furlongs with Skyte fading. Andrew Mack led a mile and forty yards victory, as Mintla and Delphie prevailed in later events. Delphie, purchased by M A Hedley, proved profitable before Weston's sale to Healey.
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D’arkle
Subtle
Yada
Mary Morris
Listless
Skyte
Andrew Mack
Arsenal
Australina
Mintla
Beldmoore
Benning
Mike
Little Miller
McIntyre
Taylor
Miller
J. Jones
Jack Joyner
Powers
Mailer
Columbia
Fy Arkle
D'arkle
Oll
Yoda
Brazy Lazy
Hippocrates
Sue Mac
Father D
Blazy Izzy
Bizzy Tzzy
Kamisa
Jane Holly
Old Arsenal
Reidmeere
Mintia
Mindla
Merlingo
Delphie
M. A. Hedley
Flammula
Cottage Maid
Lady Ellison
Ai‘Weston
M. A. Healey
Jimper Pacetti
Courtland Smith
Alexandria
New York
J. J. Hyland
J. A. Bennett
Ee Langdon
P. J. Miles
George
Tina
Agdod
Alue
Arkie
Dareki Simmitone
Wen
T. D “Sullivan
J. Fits
Yin
Pray
Bickson
Srenel Mari
Limerick
Menda
Sohnson
Sud
Rishi
Ori
Gilloping
V.carr—Furlano
L. Stuart
E Hezan Index
Mary Morriscae
Jonea
Ari Listlesa
Springer
Mary Morrie
Wier
C. Ec
Gharaxus
Generive
Willian Cahill
Willam
Andraw Mack
Bois
Sones
Boobs Arenal
Igaab
Tomanelil
BS Uairalinm
lBronze Wing
von We Wortehude
Zo Hendersch
Wiener
Fallon Eaell
Kinley Mack
Fiorentia
J. Varrail
Tral
Aghworth
Hintin
Bia
Reldmoore
Tiana
Abbe
Tao Zany
Sue Mag
Tha Euretch
Bizzy Ixey
Tever
Kelling
Winter
Atheling
Atheling—Liftes
H. AL Healfather
M. Hegan
Trex
Post
Jacke
Déirhie
Bowers
EE St
Lary Eliteon
Fiammnila
Miattos
Patella
Flamiowula
Lady Eilison
Oakland race results and Lucky Baldwin health update
Results from the Water cress Handicap and six other races at Oakland track on November 17 reveal Tocclaw, Alencon, Mule, Waterdeoa, Turene, and Rightful among the winners with Tight times. In San Francisco, veteran racehorse owner B. J. Baldwin faces treatment at Lane Hospital to avoid total blindness, though his breeding legacy remains prominent.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Tocclaw
Radiks
Clarke
Deutschland
Summarie
Cominto
Merry Go Round
Sliver Sue
Acton
Peters Rich
Frank Flittner
Santee
Carrie Kisme
Lovey Mary
Alencon
Cousin Carrie
Roustatont
Bonnie Reg
Hilena
Meada
Elha
Entre Nous
Georgi P. McNear
Andratt
Mule
F. E. Shaw
Thid
Lethi
Possart
Dr. Stuckey
Liberte Glénervon
Langford James
Billy Lyons
En Elpiloto
Tocolaw
Tentachland
Fireball
Nigrette
Escamado
Gateway
Judge
Anglers
Turene
Good Cheer
Lucrece
Jolly Witch
Suburban Queen
Sunrose
Crigi
Macene
Apd
Colleen d'Hae
Rightful
Gargallette
Geleres
Briarthorpe
Lucky Baldwin
B. J. Baldwin
Santa Anita Ranch
America
Lucky” Baldwin
Lane Hospital
Baldwin
Oakland Track
Emperor of Norfolk
Volante
Silver Cloud
Reyal Santa Anita
Bladensburg Steeplechase to Draw Big Attendance
Stakes and top chasers color the Bladensburg Steeplechase while bright weather promises large crowds. TD Sullivan, with New York backers, watches his horse Arkie win the opening race amid Miller and McIntyre’s races. Sullivan plans sending several horses to California with R Angarola’s stable. fake entries at Los Angeles and San Francisco tracks hint at a winter Cousb trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bladensburg
Jay
TD. Sullivan
New York
I’ Arkie
Miller
McIntyre
R. Angarola
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bettie Bouncer to Race Rival at Benning Meet
A match race of $1000 aside is set for December 2 at Benning between two two-year-olds. Bettie Bouncer, trained by Mds Hanna, will debut earlier in a maiden five-eighths, as Henry Harrison of Virginia and Washington backs Bettie Bouncer against a likely imported Robert Neville runner. The event, five furlongs, promises strong club interest and a postrace dinner for backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harrison
Robert Neville
Metropolitan Club
Henry Harrison
Virginia
Washington
Washington, Agreed To Match His Two-Year-Old Bettie Bouncer
Bettie Bouncer
Benning
Mds. Hanna
Columbia
Winners Well Backed In Nashville Horse Races
Short priced horses lead Cumberland Park program as five furlongs saw Malleable win at 11 to 5 with Pretty Nellie second and Inspector Girl third. Elliott won the six and a half furlongs race as Derout claimed second with Jacond third in a wide finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland Park
Sumenarles
Malleable
Pretty Nellie
Inspector Girl
Tichimings
Suds
D. F Flynn
Galmefa
Mazzletoy
Grove Center
Adesso
Gold Mate
Manfred
Malediction
Royal Legend
Naren
Six Shooter
Whe Viva
Galant Cassie
Norwood Ohio
FIETH
Ferrynan
Wan
Agare
Esterjoy
Henry Ach, Piller
Mefater Kari
Woodlands
Mammon
Fugarthe
Mario
Columbia Girl
Nevada
Enon
Braden
Fiasco
Countess Clara
Gold Spink
Ohta King
Créatin
In Grow
Seops
Laura K
Clausus
Hand Alice
Jim Hale
Han Meap
Mise Billie
Coruscate
Estrada Felms
Elliott
Shawane
Frincess Orna
Estrada Palma
Corusvate
Percy
Curate
the Bobby
Sea Shark
Banvoilo
Mate Hanlon
Dolinda
Awawegang
Beacon Light
Chauncey Olcot
Altree
Mervin Nose
Canperdine
Kitetall
Sadie Caurin
Ternua
Utah
Miss Shot
Pattonville
Mife
A Clatetith
Life Boy
Amberla
Servico Faire
Namecki
Dr. Hart
Jungle Mo
Steel Trap
Volney
Liverty Mo
Besterling
Erne Matched With Hanlon for Los Angeles Bout
Los Angeles November 17 Manager McCarr of the Pacific Coast Athletic Club announced that Young Erne the Eastern Lightweight is matched to fight Eddie Hanton in a twenty round bout in Los Angeles on December 15. The fight is conditional on Erne defeating J Leary in Milwaukee.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McCarr
Pacific Coast Athletic Club of
Young Erne
Eddie Hanton
J Leary
Milwaukee
Day's Racing Entrants and Race Card Summary
Colonial track program lists numerous entries across six races. Notable horses include Freebooter, Mala of Timbuctoo, Yachting Girley, Heather, Jack McKeon, Santa Susinna, War Ben Crockett, and The Bobby. Races cover Maiden two-year-olds, consolation events, steeplechase, and handicap affairs over five to seven furlongs up to four miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benning
Columbia
Inder
Boros
Freebooter
Niel— Mala
Timbuctoo
Rod Ror
King Fox II
Knight
Wesios
Pantford
Yachting Girley
Thistié Heather
Highhorn
Jack McKeon
Koleneka
Courea
Wat
Index
Horne
Edict
Humpty Durhpty
Meddier
Bettle Bouncer
Ricky
Akbar
Euriiaes
Ilieg Lingerd
Paean
Oriflamme
Bob Baeren
Alen Eltgibbe
Samuel
Gentian
Tom Cogan
Columbie
Reddick
Arklirte
Columbia Courae
St. Velantine
Merry England
Marjoram
Tribe's
Old Course
Boule H
Valentine
Jack Young
Peter Paul
New Baseball Rule Adopted By National Commission
Cincinnati Ohio November 17 The national baseball commission announces Rule 3% banning sales of minor league players between clubs within six days of the first drafting day each year and requires reporting all trades to the secretaries four days before drafting. Also notes on players Bresnahan Sheckard Byers and others with various league movements and winter activities.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
National Association
National Commission
Uue
Roger Bresnahan
Toledo
Boston
Allo Francois V. Dunn
Jimmy Sheckard
Byers
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Bo Barrow
Toronto
New York Americans
Davy Fulla
New York
Charley Dexter
Britt-Nelson Aght Pictures
Ira Thomas
Providence
Griffith
Emil Frisk
van Zant
St. Louis
Dick Padden
St. Paul
Browns
Bill Everitt
Chicago
Denver
Sandow" Mertes
Giants
Grizaliea
Hocky Mountains
Hugheses
Tom
Washington
Topeka
Fielder Jones
Callezes
Fielder
Shinglehouse
Thoroughbred race meeting at Benning tracks
A historic November card reports multiple races on the Columbia course. Winners include a three-year-old filly in a sprint, and various performances with notable rivals such as D'Arkle and Rishi in close finishes. Jockeys and owners are listed, with times and margins noted across six races.
Laurel and hay crowned in town horse and politics satire
A playful verse salutes a local star as king of fashion and the blue breed while noting the town’s showy display. Separate items report Joseph Drugo vich’s two year sentence for counterfeiting in Cleveland and a Martins Ferry fire destroying fireproof Riverside Bridge Company buildings with losses over 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Lavoten
New York
Hoss
Cracky
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Riverside Bridge Company
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Mertz and Mertz CO
F St
Washington Jockey Club
Penna. Railroad
11Th Street
York Ave. NW
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Verny
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F Street
REGAL
Washington Stars
Penn, Ave. WN. W
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L Haas & CO
Castelberg's
Jewelers
Opticians
Penna, Ave
R. P. Andrews Paper Go
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J. & W. Eiseman
Seventh St
Soire
Hebbard
Hebbard Tailoring
Geo. E. Hebbard
9Th St
Burkela
Washington Gas Light J
N. We Tobe
M. A. Tappan & Co
Antingtes Brew Co
Baer
Abner-Drury Brewing Co
25Th & F
TEAD
Foot Outfitters
Ninth and the Avenue
Whirlpool
Arc Light
Madison Square
Chambler
Labor
Federal
Lemon Files
Revue
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Tawamoor
Erne
Hanlon
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Salable
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Baseball Notes
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First Regiment
National Guard
Moriarity
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M Street Stars
Eighteenth
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Farmgut Athletic Club
BM Street Stars
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Heurich Brewing Co
Maerzen
Senate
Heurich
West 34
Cleveland
Joseph Drugovich
United States District Court
Oho
Alan
Wayland
Old Braddock Maryland Rye
JAS. Clark
C. P. McCarthy
Walfords
Ber
Fitzmorris
7Th & Pa. Ave
Remedy Co
Nasowie Emule
Phteagy
UA A
E.fongern & Co
Maurer
Philadelphis
Norden
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