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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
Wanamaker's Money
(Concluded from page three)
Into a steady pace Wanamaker
in the lead. And so for the first
round they sped, jump after jump
in perfect form.
At the end of the first half mile
Ihe Little Horn broke from his
restraint into that long ground
eating stride he was born to,
dashed into the lead and further
and further ahead, while the fol
lowers of the red jersey danced
and screamed with delight, and
the old hands at the paddock
.shook' their heads and pursed their
lips. For the Meadowbrook
rider was still holding in the
Whisper Bell. Have a care,
youngster. A little more lead and
not the great sacred Kangaroo of
Tasmania himself could overtake
that Little Horn.
break for the stretch. Half wa
into the turn the Meadowbrook
mount draws alongside and the
grandstand springs to the backs
of the benches to see her swing
into the straight away a jump in
the lead. Here they come, hell
for leather, under the wire and
gone before we've had a gasping
look the Whispering Bell's speed
and the Wanamaker head have
won by a length. That is pretty
business.
THE GIRL'S EVENT
The three favorites of the
course had the ladies' race all to
themselves. It-would be a bold
man that would venture into pro
phecy when Miss Mabel Bliss,
Miss Esther Tufts and Miss Elea
nor Abbe are on the cards. This
was Miss Bliss' day. Jessie C.
brought her in safely leading Miss
Tufts on Nellie, with Button a
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"He'll never make it."
"Smith's let her out. Good
night."
"That's a head. That Wana
maker was born horseback. Gen
tlemen hush ! he's holding for the
turn."
And so the congress safe in the
galery duplicated the decisions
that had to be made instanter by
the boys on the racing runaways.
It's now or never for the red
jacket has carried the Hurd hope
over the barrier in front of the
stand headlong for the last quar
ter, and the great horse is headed
tor home with the safety valve
melting and every pound work
ing. Nobody is holding back now.
Wanamaker turns the wild mare
loose, gives her the high sign,
calls for a clear track and sets out
in pursuit. And so they thunder
over the last two hurdles, and
THE GUESTS' PURSE
half length in the rear.
J. K. Pearson on Hatto rode
Bachelor on Chief to a stand still;
and won the mile dash for gen
tlemen without much difficulty.
It might not have been such an
easy thing if Souther had not
been left at the post. Before he
could get Topsey well under way
the field had left him ten lengths
or more. Once under way he cer
tainly lost no time. He set out
after the leaders as if he really had
a chance, and to the amazement
of the spectators overhauled them
at such a rate that given another
third of a mile it looked as if he
would have made it.
Head over heels, one after an
other the entries were knocked
out of the half-mile hurdle race.
At the very first barrier the Trav
elor hit the bar and turned a som-
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