Roseben Drives Lead in Bronx Handicap at Belmont Park
Roseben, the favorite, led from 10 to 11 to 5 to 1 and won the Bronx Handicap six furlongs by five lengths at Belmont Park. Nostromo and Good Luck finished behind as Zuna and Belleux engaged in a tight finish. Jockey Lyne and L Smith suspended for remainder of meeting after Hurricane Stakes incident. Other races noted: Brookdale Ayimph won five furlongs straight. Lilith Handicap saw Roseben repeat strong victory.
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Brookdale Nymph
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New York
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Rosebet
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Bel- Tiwat Park
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Handzara
Martin
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Merry England
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Tucantutiga
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Niles
Gallop for Auroceiver Leads in Derby Day Oval
A forty to one shot plus three favorites win at Louisville and Windsor meets. Teddy, Love Note and Ebony headline multiple races with Icy track conditions and strong finishes. Brigade of colts including Colonel Jim Dougley and Wilton compete as results roll in from Windsor and Detroit tracks.
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Loussille
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Lind
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Sant
Stu
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Riss Mingita
Gadfly
Thesplan
Love Note
Bertuctla
Meadow Horn
Ja To
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Lovey
Smily Deen
Side Vivian
Delusion
Ebony
Dolinda
Bannockbelle
Handy bin
Robert G. Lansing
M A Powell
Runtiny Star
Comic Opera
Covina
Racing Entries and Odds for Today’s Local Meet
The card lists first race selling for horses three and up with entries such as Ocean Tide Sir Lynnewood Irish Witch Gold Braid Girdle Telephona The Huguenot Golden Rule and more with varied odds in dollars and cents. Second race steeplechase features multiple maidens and named runners including Father D Kernel Pacatti Delcanta Liberty Herculeid The Lad Attar Olerngo Red Warrior and others at 132 each.
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Tureigs
Sir Lynnewood
Golden Rule
Drone
Embarrassment
Invincible
Tweedie
Carrie Jones
Niblick
Siesch
Dronzs Wing
Klog Puppsr
Justice
BU Cach
Jet Sam
Jark
Malden
Barverloot
Lawsonian
Vanguard
Ld Gach
Elevation
Content
Buty Banugtar
St Ursula
Cey Mald
Rose of Dawn
Delphite
Setling
Sidney F
Max, Jr
Magle Power
Cay
Blue Pirate
Curly Jip
Pytbig
Water Dog
Louis H
Klamesbe
Sallor Boy
Louisville
Furlor
Virginia
Lady Goodrich
Lear
Arachne
Chicorka
Edna Lonner
Euba
Sarintha
Hohmate
Munoshard
Algooquin
Mozis
Readville Pace Trials End With Sweet Marie Fastest Mile
Readville Mass October 4 conditions at Readville track were ideal for record time. Sweet Marie trotted a mile in 2 04 1-4 while Audubon Boy could do no better than 2 03 1-4. Audubon Boy owner James Gatcomb pulled him up after a 2 03 1-4. Although Major Delmar had 2 04 this summer, no admission fee kept it from a public record.
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Readville
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Sweet Marie
Audubon Boy
Major Delmar
Audubon Bay
James Gatcomb
Lightsome Wins 2:06 Trot in Fast Four-Heat Record
Lightsome, an outsider, wins the two year old Ken tucky Fafority event in near world record time at Lexington. Ed Custer, top contender, finishes last in heat two. The 2:06 trot shatters the fastest four-heat trotting race mark. McCoy, driver of Liddite, suspended one year for pulling. Transylvania and Dan Patch set to race tomorrow.
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Lightsome
Kentucky Fafority
Ed Custer
K. Dodge
McCoy
Liddite
Transylvania
Dan Patch
Atentre
Bourbon
Dodge
Ganin Vera
Childs
Silico Bo
CC Marvirtja
Miller
Ohly
Brhet Hive
Crystal
Purde
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Bus Og
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Doctor Strong
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Demarest
Tnd Marane
Blk. G
McGarrity
Nency Holland
B. m
Halt
Imperial Allerton
B. H (Geers
Swago
Evelyn Bird
Lynchburg Winners at Lynchburg Horse Show Night Two
Roadsters led by Declaration to first with Witch Hazel and Lady close behind. Harness and saddle classes crowned champions including Watch Me and The King of Heart. Local saddle horses named Pilver Cup Bohemian and Lady Nowaya with top honors to Easter Sunday and Arno in Corinthian and Oak Ridge Club divisions. Thoroughbred hunters crowned Brandes and Panther with top placements for other entries.
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Declaration
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Lewis
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Corinthian Class
Confidence
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Richmond
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Oak Ridge Club Clase
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Arno
PB Winfree
Concha
J. M. B. Lewis
Brandes
Julian Morris
Panther
W. Smith
Lee Gibble
Mra
Thomas G. Herring
Bridge Water
Lynchburg Fair Races Report From Inter State Meet
Special to The Washington Post. Lytchburg Virginia October 4 results from the second day of the inter state fair show Minnie Tompkins won the 216 pace for fillies with Sadie Temple second. Rara Avia captured the 2 22 trot ahead of Montana Guard. Gallen Dula took the mile dash with Setanket in second. Lida Waad Janda won the hardie mile dash with Coole Gargie second.
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Coole Gargie
McAdoo Request for Wire Inspection Rejected
Washington Post reports McAdoo asked Western Union and the New York Telegraph Company to permit peacemen to inspect wires. Western Union refused citing company rules and outsider access. The New York Telegraph Company gave no definite reply.
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McAdog
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Bishop Meant Business at Brightwood Driving Club Meet
Hundreds of light harness fans packed Brightwood grounds for a heats filled program. The Bishop led by Barnes outran Sir Electroid and W. J. White in the 2 22 trot, with times around 2 21 and 2 23. In the 2:16 trot J J Fletcher's Silver Socks battled Gen. Kuser and Miss Penn, while L J K. won the 2 204-2 heat with Little Penn, Noble Bay and Bon Jay close behind.
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Henry Copperthite
Washington
L. T. Dunn
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Freason
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Richmond
Little Penn
Noble Boy
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Gen. Kuser
Miss Penn
Silver Socks
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White
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John O. Gheen
Bycroft
Weede Breaks Leg in Gettysburg Game
Penn defeats Gettysburg 16 to 4 in Philadelphia as Garfield Weede breaks a leg in the second half while trying to circle right end. Scarlett scored the first Penn touchdown. Beiber of Gettysburg made a 35 yard run, Seiber scored for Gettysburg, and Torrey Seiber kicked two goals after TDs. Heavily detailed lineups, officials, and game times accompany the report.
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Tims
Yale Defeats Wesleyan in 27 0 Football Opener
Yale opened the season with a 27 to 0 victory over Wesleyan in New Haven. After a ragged first half Yale improved in the second, scoring four touchdowns in the 15 minute period. Notable runs by Stevenson Veeder and Jones led Yale, while Captain Shevlin watched from the sidelines with a lame ankle. Attendance was 2,000.
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Flanders
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Taylor
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Smith
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Nineteen Ready to Start Vanderbilt Cup Race
Special to The Washington from New York October 4 Morrell head of the Vanderbilt Cup commission was informed by Clarence Dinsmore that no car could be made ready so no starter would race October 14 Dinsmores Kaiser Wilhelm II entry a 12 1⁄2 horsepower Mercedes driven by Werner American Dinsmore who spends much of his time abroad reduces starters to nineteen the commission sent a telegram to Henry Bowden of Boston inviting him to compete.
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Canadian Pacific Contact for Asiatic and Pacific Route Passengers
Canadian Pacific provides passenger information and reservations for Asiatic and Pacific Marine routes. Contact D H More at Bond Building, 14th Street and New York, or Main 788, Washington DC, for details or to arrange travel.
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Atlantic Coast Line Florida Connections 1905 Schedule
Effective September 30 1905 the Florida Atlantic Coast Line lists daily sleeping car service from New York to Jacksonville and Port Towns via multiple routes with connections to Petersburg Norfolk and Augusta. Tickets available at 602 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington DC and Pennoyants Road Station. Schedule shows departures from Washington DC and Richmond area with Pullman sleeping cars and connections to South via Alexandria Fredericksburg and Norfolk.
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Chesapeake Beach Railway schedules rally trains set
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company announces rally schedule with trains from Pis Tridne station at 8 8 a.m. and 4 16 a.m. Returning, trains depart Beach at 6 9 a.m. and U8 a.m.
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