Isidora's Stake Race At Laurel Crowds and Close Finish
The Baltimore track saw a large Saturday crowd as seven races produced top class results. Tidora won the American Juvenile Stakes with Cloak leading early before slipping to second. Surfett and Morsant followed. Enniskillen edged Rosshampton by a head in the steeplechase, Aggression riders fell, and The Speaker balked at the last obstacle. King Avondale ridden by Jacksy Bell claimed the opening win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beata
Rosshampton
King Avondale
Spetial
Baltimore
Laurel Track
Tidora
Keene
Cloak
Simon
Surfett
Morsant
Enniskillen
Tim Donahue
Wil
Ivan OX
Ae Rideney
Eton
Easton
Fae Winees
Eonbhien Wi
Boeck
Hannigan
Mies Hynes Tay
Linzie
A ‘Henderson
Ran
Ion T
Agrin
Kilen
Guleameyan
Mack
Roume
Lenings
Mo Gellon
O —Amgresson
Merrie
Duenner
Nl Estep
Trallec
Littletoy
Hily Vanderveer
Gverwelle
Aweepaway
Furtonmr
Sponelke
Teldor
Sally
Post
St. i
Saldora
McIntyre
Sebu
Jaetcipe
Isklarn
Surlett
Frogiegs
E. Heffner
Coney
Guy Fisher
Nolan
Kraz
Juliet
Pache Tan
Sidlewells
Pat Popardi
Elizabeth
Wood
Enon
Joe Gallows
Ben Lomond
Grenida
Goll Cap
Ooney
Atgannut
Lady Ima
Loaty
Porse
Ere Pas
Lyne
Oid
Awe Te - E
Gilthint Drawkeene
Hirmed
Watkins
Ron
Montgomery
Senutteger
Chun Reardon
BF Bu
Talrbrother
Husky
Ed Bruce
Risekford
Kentucky Commission Sets Latonia Purses At 400
Kentucky Racing Commission adopts a resolution allowing Latonia Jockey Club purses of 400 dollars for the rest of the fall meeting due to weather concerns. The panel also declined to reopen action against W C Daly after a track controversy involving Jockey Arthur Wriepen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Racing Commission
Latonia Track
Lexington
Siete Racing Commission
Latonia Jockey Club
W. C. Daly
Kentucky
Arthur
Wriepen
Latonia Race Results Highlight Multiple Winners
First race winner Jenny Geddes led a 2-year-old purse event with odds 4-5 over Niclas and Bonne Chance. Second race Tombigbee won a 3-year-and-up mile and 70 yards with Forehead second. Queen Marguerite won the selling for 2-year-olds as Irish Kid placed third. Fourth race Little Father took the 6 furlong stakes, while Governor Gray captured the lift race. Sixth race saw Tamiles win a 1-year-old selling event with Startler placing second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite
Jenny Geddes
Koerner
Niclas
Fain
Bonne Chance
Tap
Haj
Thira
Lal
Mack
Cook
Mutuals
Pala
Tombighee
Heary
Woo
Forehead
Koevner
Tay Pay
Turner
Camel
Jim Gaffney
Kennedy
Colonel Ashmeade
Dugany
Royal Prince
Emily Lea
Met
Alan
Queen Marguerite
Ashmieade
Little Father
Knerter
Stroger
Carlton F
Dugan
Tine
Mary Davin
Fol- Levy
Mutuelx
Scinner
Carlton G
Purac
Governor Gray
Fels
Wheroyala
Koorner
Swau
London Apprentice Plate Won by Delirium at Alexandra Park
Whitney's Delirium captured the Apprentices' plate at Alexandra Park in London, a mile and 50 yards event for three-year-olds and up. Pherenicus finished second with Lilanwrida third among five starters.
Capital Harness Horses Score Bright Season In Washington
Washington owned harness horses closed a strong season with 28 starters, 11 winners, and high purses. Notable trotters and pacers, including Miss Kushay, Von March, and Jennie Blue, led the gains while sales at Carlin in Hamilton and Leonardtown meetings fuel optimism for 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
EB. FY. Hall
Miss Kushay
Keenworthy
Winifred
Frank Tippett
von March
W. J. Miller
Bask
W. EK. Milters
Alice M
Axis
Henry Copper White
Manuella
C. E. Hall
Inex M
Jubilee
John
Javina
Jennie Blue
Barney Dougherty
Frank ‘T
Berka
Jack Morris
Belle Knight
Miss Mina
George Hicleary
Washington Pacers
Michael Insecor
Red Rock
Phil Stubener
Cora Wiggins
P. J. O’keefe
Flinch
Sand ‘Thomas Martin
Manuelle
Henry Copperthile
J. M. Hall
X Keenworthy
E. F. Hal
Inez M
Ines M
Richmond
M. E. Miller
Baski
Tayley
Frank Tippiit
Laurel
Saving Brothers
Leonardtown
F. Hull
Burks
Boxing Schedule Promises Key Midweight Showdowns This Week
Middleweight contenders move toward a crowning elimination series with Papke vs Meha in Boston and McGoorty vs Dillon in Indianapolis. Talk centers on Wolgast vs Wells as promoter disputes cloud the New York date, while Saylor vs Mandot in New Orleans adds to a packed lineup shaping the championship prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilly Papke
Wild Bob Meha
Milwaukee
Boston
Mass
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Wis
Jack Dilton
Indianapolis
Milburn Saylor
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Ad Wolgast
Matt Wells
New York City
Tfe
Tom Jones
Wolgast
Jones
Promisea
Packey McFarland
Thompson
Papke
Sydney
Australia
Antipodes
Paphe
Moka
Millwaukee
Mohr-Papke
Moha
Frank Klaus
Johnny Thompson
Jack Dillon
Robert
Dixon
McGoorty
Fond du Lac
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Dillon
Corkins
Saylor
Mandot
Bat‘ting Nelson
Ray Bronson
Sayter
Milburn
Busy day for boating clubs with oyster roasts planned
Three clubs the Capital Yacht Club Eastern Power Boat Club and Potomac Boat Club plan oyster roasts at Marshall Hall Analostan Island amid favorable weather. Sailing and power boat races were held with multiple entries led by Commodore Lyman Bewins George Bright and Clyde Cruft and yacht Dacota Iona and Clelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Yacht Club
Eastern Power Boat Club
Marshall’ Hall
Potomac Boat Club
Analosian
Yawla
Lyman
F. Bewins
George T. Dalton
C. B. Nancy
Dauntless
Charlex E. Javes
K. Yawl
Bess
Ralph L. Galt
Dacota
Alvin C. Portner
Iona
G. W. Forsberg
Farmer, Clelia
Marshall Hall
Frank Conger
Seq Kay-Jay
Walter
Bouts
Tip
Ilpese
Boxing Bouts This Week Across Multiple Cities
A scrambled boxing schedule lists bouts including Sumpay vs Midaro Bag in New Orleans and White vs Eline in Cleveland. Other matches span New Haven, Syracuse, Wilkes-Barre, Boston, Windsor, and Indianapolis with various 10 to 30 round events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumpay
Jon Mandot
Wes New Orleans
Jack White
Patay Eline
Cleveland
Ohio
Willie Lewin
Jef Doherty
Mew Haven
Conn
Bunny Ford
Rey Benjamin
New Haven
Abe Attell
Hernan Smith
Sarai
Bingchlee
Tommy Kilbane
George Guszo
Syracuse
Jimmy Eats
Young Uniffy
Manele
Ing
Eat
Willie Howard
Brooklyn
Pactey McFarland
al Dewey
Wilkes-Barre
Lew Powell
Johnny Frayce
Sownés
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isidora
Latonia
Yaldes
Aesh Coe DO Index
Hinrses
Inermo
Kaufman
Lady Sym
Brandy
Lady Rosette
Iatteras
Maromara
Dolly Bult'n
Doncaster
Big Osage
Roseworth
Helen Burnett
Fiala Ann
V. Powers
New Idea
Detect
Aml Mies
Detroit
Apple Prince
Agnes May
AS Farlixs
Ruthtock
Coo
Almer Early
Bax Blitra
Nannie Mele
Boy Clit
Fig- Andra Josa
Mary Peau
Gagnani
Pendant
Star Rose
Imariien Rose
Jeddah
Casey Jones
Mary Emily
Tourist
Bredwall
Modies
Bonanza
Tucy Literd
Nab Ferguson
Billy Shuve
Dr. Bodine
Chemulpo
Barn Bunce
Gotten Exe
Tommy Twig
Alielt Bridgewater
Hagel Burke
Prince ‘Gate
Capital Harness Horsemen
John FE. Lansbury
Marlboro
Jank Coombs
Tom Cannon
McHow
Linda
Virginia
Carolina
McBow
Ethel Lynn
Alonzo Corbin
Burke
Tare
Red Princess
Prince George County
Mr. Tippett
T. G. Patton
Mysotis
McCoy
Kirkwood
Del
Mysote
Atallion Binvola
Sks
Dr. Patton
Road Drivers’ Association of
District of Columbia
National Capital Light Harness Fraternity
Fis
Brown
Clark Farm
Montgomery County
Peter Loftus
Alto
Billy Papke
McGoerty
Dewey
Jay-Hird
Mr. Loftus
Madison Square Garden
Alonzo Carbin
J. ¥. Hall
Mias Kushan
Mr. Hall
Bealton
Mixa Kushan
Michael Morris
Kaloni
Kevalla
Madison Square Gardeo
Henry Copperthus
Nits
John Crawford
Manuells
Miss Kushan
Keanworthy
Javins
Jarvis Brothers
BE. PF. Hall
Country Boy
Hazel Bell
Trotters
Maryland Club
Cahn, Belt & CO
Baltimore, Md
Alice
Bert J. Harbin
Margaret
J. Kubel
Maitawoman Creek
Mr. Kubel
Louise.k
Board of Governors
The
Washington Canoe Club
Down
Odell Whipple
Corinthian Yacht Club
Preaigent Gdell Waipple
Amilostan Island
C. W. Plaskett
Ruby
R. Adams
Party of Friends
Val Ie-fick
Vision
Frank
Old Dominion Boat Club
Joel Richardson
Capt
Jim Douglas
Jimmie Roberts
Hunt Roberts
Harmon Roberts
Carl Mueller
Dick Showden
Charles Dienelt
Joe Richardson
Alexandria
W. L Allen
Clarence Ingling
Alfred Dent
Weenesday
Buck Crouse
Billy Berger
Jo Burgh
Iy Eel Ede
Pitie- Jack Ditlow
MeQsarcy
Indianapolte
Tetade
Nat
Weet
Sewsmi Ve
Badia Mack
Chick Hayoe
Jenys Murphy
Janeroentiin
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