Wildair beaten by His Choice in mud at Laurel Park
In heavy track conditions Wildair, 7 year old by Broomstick, failed to surpass J. K. Rose’s His Choice despite late urging. The mud favored the filly who outlasted Wildair and Kallipolis, with Lord Brighton and Carpet Sweeper contesting the mile and a sixteenth feature before Germa and Cob webs showed little opposition.
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Wildair
Harry Payne Whitney
Broomstick
J. K. Rose
Laurel Park
Kallipolis
Lord Brighton
Laurel HEdward Price claims Belgian 31 last race Monday
Horsemen receive preprogram books for Laurel meeting with purses from 1000 to 1500 dollars for handicaps and overnights. Royce Rools owner W T Wilkinson buys Twiford the steeplechaser to race October 29. Bowie fall book prepared by Joseph McLennan for November 14 to 23. No purse under 1000. Teutonian note On Watch reaches in good condition with Kelsey to ride Loft colt in Queens City today.
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Hedward Price
Laurel
W. T. Wilkinson
Royce Rools
Robert Gerry
Twiford
Celt Etalka
Wilkinson
Lewis Garth
Joseph McLennan
Bowie
Maxie Hirsch
Teutonia
Kelsey
Queens City
Horserace Notes Describe Falls Wins and Front-Runners
Limerick Lass placed third with chase to Bob Redfield as Northwood led until the last fence. Saw Bob Redfield win after Northwood dropped out, but Northwood still held place ahead of the others. Max Meadows, first start of season, beat Stucco for third. Master Bill led early and won by several lengths over Duke John and Rocksrec. Joan of Arc misbehaved at the post. Dottie Vandiver led to victory by three or four lengths. Wood Violet triumphed in the final race outrunning Hes and Firing Line.
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Bob Redfield
Northwood
Smithfield
Max Meadows
Stucco
Master Bill
Duke John
Rocksrec
War Plume
Milton
Joan of Arc
Hamilton
Betsy
Dottie Vandiver
Sibota
Jack Dahlgren
Wood Violet
Laurel Track Mile of 1919 Racing Report
At Laurel Maryland on October 14 1919 a busy afternoon of parimutuel racing featured six races. Notable finishes included Purse $1276.60 for two year olds with Winter and Morningside two names linked to Whitney and trainer A Simons. Second race steeplechase winner E Sweeney’s Mohawk III offspring Toplash. third race One mile for all aged mares won by Lourb heim's Flyine Cinder. Fourth through seventh races included Masters Till and Cobwebs in the mix with frequent place show payouts and detailed time marks.
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Laurel
Silies
H. P. Whitney
Hroometich Morningside
A. Simons
Findeckeys
Ambrose
Lucie May
Corey
Limerick Lass
Rice
Mergler
Frynnild Wee
Colling
Shaw
Faele
Limerick
Atroteh Ten
Luke May
E. Sweeney
Mohawk III
Toplash
EB. Sweeney
Bob Redfield
Max Meadows
Gid Gio
Stwora
Northwood
Smithfield
Redfield
Bob ReiMell
Mex Meadows
Steen
Price
J. HW
Lourbheim
Fin. Jorkeys
Oh - Callshonen
Duke Johnna & Wooley Reeh
Ward
Tiberty Road
Tollae Nuthern
Dake John
Rockaree
Iiven
Uke
John
Santen Ithe
Wan Wei
Brighton
Lord Beighton
Jack Stuart
Antrin
Joan of Are
Wenersity
A. Lewis
Nottle Vandseer
Tharcher
Hamilton
Callahan Cy
Galtes
Doliae Muitels Pati
Dollie Vandiver
Sibele
Hanainil
Dottie Vandiver
Qut
Barkstretch
Sihela
Tatter
Joan of Arc
Saint's Bridge
Sik Biri
Romeo
New Haven
Hokoma
Padus
Biz Furioungs
Kor Zrane
Olds
Winver
J. K. Ob
Ress
Melec
H. G. Bedwell
Palap
Pest
Fockers Straight
Ais Cherzie
Wildair
Sorey
Merott
J. Bueclo
Wwildair
Kaliipolis
Kallipolia
Wanner
J. Ft
Tedprock
Woodvins
M. Harkett
St Hemilton
King Ohn
Pierce
Coltfletti
Dallas
Stirling
Dorcas
Sucksketch
Wen
Life Cottage
Stourly
Fae
Tonwu
Daddy
Frogtown
Br'm Peddler
Jay Bird
Pioneer
Widener
Devitdog
Andre
Kinnoul
Damask
Murray
Wit
Desert
Col-Valentine
Crest
Ballyconnell
Torquato
Bar Cay
War Plume
Turtongs
St. Quentin
Jake Argent
Strickland
Bellringer
King Turean
Sas Emblem
Ideal
Philipie
Sarioney
Gott Gal Saxside
Toweanet
Ian Beane
Glen Tight
Tattle
Sandy
Miss Herrimann
Lady Waldeck
Soume
Wimather
LL. Ar
Columbia Venn
John Vergne
Shamond Gertele
Germar Ho
Lady Montjoy
James
Ben Solar
Orlova
Tipgo
Sterling
Ajance
Kinburn
Prince Pel
the Swimmer
Marjerie Bynes
Glaune Brown
Peirce Pennant
Van
Siz
Cervins
Sewell Combs
Jack
FOS
Matha
Brynnmah
Oldrkc Basider
Jim Heffering
Wadaworths
Eweee
Rainbow Selling Stakes Wins At Empire City Meet
Rainy Empire City card features two year olds in the Rainbow Selling Stakes where Simpleton shows speed to win. Foreclosure takes the third race, Snapdragon II wins the sixth, and notable finishes include Edith K. in the first, Heroism in the second, Maneuver in the third, and Snapdragon II in the fifth with track conditions muddy and several favorites beaten.
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Empire City
Boston
Simpleton
Helene
Albert A
Edith K
Shenandoah
Ting-a-long
Tiger Rose
Othe
Gack Bay
Poilu
Preece
Rodriguez
Oeller
Sime
Inrinerator
Heroism
Buxton
Ausin M
EB. Haynes
Sir Grafton
Davies
Thue
Wilfreda
Tom Young
Prim Il
Lenjolver
Rinkayous
Maneuver
Back Bay
Bat Well
Potlu
Carroll
Siesta
Simplex
Helen Atkin
Paddy
Prank ‘Waters
Marion Holling
Apple Jack
Col. Harrison
Ting-a-ling
Rutwell
Sinter Helene
Werner
Eastern Giow
Kummer
Woodtrap
Butwell
Rowan
Panaman
Zinnia
Mountain
Kollpoor
Apel
Keen Jane
Myers
Mies Orb
McGregor the Great wins 2:14 class trot at Lakewood
Atlanta October 14 Grand Circuit racing at Lakewood feature a spex tacular battle between McGregor the Great and Mariondale in the 72-1 class trotting event with a purse of 2560 dollars. McGregor won in straight heats with a 2:06 mile best in the second heat. Louis Gratten drove by Fleming won the 2:03 pace in three heats, second to Bet tle Blacklock. Harrys, an Atlanta owned chestnut, won the 3.15 class trot driven by Bartley.
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Atlanta
Lakewood
Coa v
Murphy
Gregor the Great
Manondale
Cox
Geers
Mamie Locke
Mariondale
McGregor
Louis Gratten
B. Fleming
Bettle Blacklock
Walker
Harry 'S
Bartley
Hagerstown Races Amid Muddy Track Rain
In Hagerstown Maryland on October 14 racing opened at the Interstate Fair under steady rain and a muddy track. Favorites dominated the four races with long odds paying in several events, including six furlongs and one mile classes, while names like Lucky Pearl Major Damo and Eunice appear among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Beverly James
Damo
Retreat
Carl Ellwanger
Supermaid
Maniel Hy
Daisy Lo
Navin
Walton
Eunice
Iron Boy
Trackrose
Hasty Lady
Dottie
Hest
Attorney Murr
Front Royal
Royal
Heredity
Constituent
Merry Lad
Morgantown Preparations Before Western Contest in Mud
Morgantown West Virginia on October 14 reports coach Morse plans Western High School to Kendall Green for a 3 30 PM game against Gallaudet reserves amid a muddy field. Captain Rodgers out with cold and suspected pneumonia, signaling offensive faults seen in Pittsburgh.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Capt Rodgers
Rodger
Morse
Western High
Kendall Green
Gallaudet
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Ine
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Stein-Bloch
Europe
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Erway
Feyrden
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Joseph Burke
Frank Cassidy
AL Domzaa
New Orleans
Henderson-Rowe Auto CO
14Th St. Nw
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Washington
Ross
Whitney
Harry N. Price
Lepchares
C. Hildreth
Carpet Sweeper
Judd Brighton
Germa
Cobwebs
Chase
May Alley
Lady Priomeline
Lady Archie
Jour Maid
Northern
Siri
Bridge Trayer
Minute Man
Royal Thick WA
Sir Clarence
Tadéy
John I. Day
Gex
Belle Roberta
Don Datge
Pickwick
M’gregor the Great
Latonia
Discussion
Robinson
Skiles Knob
Hanover
Lady Pairplay
Eddie Tranter
Andrey
Redman
Hidden Jewry
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Lancelot
B. R Johnson
Paul Comely
Royle
Hemlock
Prudey
Hondo
Hasty Cora
Berlin
Sandy Lad
M. Bert Thurman
Ed Garrison
Little Princess
Angon
Poole
Breadman
Beer
Williss
Frank W
Horace Lerch
Capt. Mac
Ace of
Raider
Motesworth
Recone
Kingfisher
Magiran
Ray Atkin
Beenwing
Wright
Noash
Lieut
Lester
Dolph
Betty Curry
Tom Logan
Micha
Zinthon
Mary Craig
Brimful
Lady Rachel
Honsiola Boy
Luke
Lothair
Sans Peor It
Polke Dot
Seventil
Ameliin
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Mooney
Dureing Sues
Amber
Tudelin
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Daddy's Choice
Jaywind
Phoneeer
Kinnon
the Wit
the Decision
Little Collage
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the Wi
Weary
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