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rKle with a purpose, these things are the
very essence of Country Life and the
philosophy of healthful enjoyment.
The ladies ' purse brought out a whack
ing hard race, and a splendid exhibition,
as well as a surprise. Miss Dorothy Bar
ber on the fleet Topsy had been leading
the field until it was expected as a matter
of course that she would ride home in the
lead, however small. But the prophecy
did not reckon on Mrs. D. L. Johnson,
who urged the oft defeated Hatto so
fiercely into the stretch that she sailed
iu winner by a fair margin. Miss Tracy
Lyon of New York got all there was out
of Rex and tied in a furious pace with
George and Batchelor riding Blanche.
The trotting heats brought the cham
pion back into first place again. Swin
nerton took no chances, and developed all
there was in it, and drove Are Am Bee
in three successive heats to victory. The
winner of last week's race, Eed Leo, was
not only nosed out of first place, but by
skillful driving Penny pulled Paul 0.
into second place, leaving Thomas third,
behind the Red Wonder.
The slow race was a signal victory for
Red Ripper, the corpulent mule, crawling
under the guiding genius of Maples. The
other mule, who disgraced himself by
coming in first, prefers to remain anony
mous under the circumstances.
And once more Bashan, the little black
bull with the educated feet out manoe
vered and outdistanced Romulus on the
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BR'ER possum fullfilling his destiny
Mrs. George Leach, who was on the fa
mous Southern Pines mount, King Chal
mers. Miss Barber for all that she rode
with her usual abandon was unable to
drive Topsy better than a close fourth
place.
The open running race was a triumph
for Thomas, who galloped home on Sam,
the erstwhile hurdler, like an apache,
leading Batchelor on King by a head;
George Leach, M. F. H., was third, and
W. F. Posey of South Orange made a
good fourth, leading Gordon Cameron on
Grey Eagle.
The Steeple Chase proved as fast and
as exciting as ever in the days of the
illustrious Polly. Dr. R. W. Pinney of
Derby, Connecticut, riding here for the
first time this season, brought the speed
out of the thoroughbred Travelor and in
perfect form outdistanced Cameron on
wayward mule and took his third trophy.
The record was established for the
track by the thoroughbred, Miriam H.,
ridden by Batchelor in an exhibition, in
the fast time of 1.2 minutes for the
9-16ths of a mile. The time was very
good considering that the track was soft
and unsteady but is useful to establish a
mark to ride against in time to come.
Miriam H. has proved to be the fastest
of any entry made this year on the track,
and would give almost any horse a hard
race. But we are promised by a number
of leading sportsmen who did not have
their mounts here this year, that she will
no longer have the honor after another
season has started.
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Colonel 29, Medium size, non floater
Colonel 27, Full size, floater
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Bramble Marking
Colonel 31, Small size, non floater
65c each, $7.50 per doz.
Sunken Marking
Arch Colonel, Small size, non floater
Crescent Colonel (red), full size, floater
50c each, $6.00 per doz.
Bramble Harking
Crescent Colonel (red), full size, floater
Crescent Colonel (blue),
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40c each, $4.80 per doz.
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