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JO JO TAKES THE FEATURE saved the place and Lexel took the short
end of the purse.
Jones Gentry again demonstrated that
he can take the measure of Tom H. ami
At Jockey Club Meeting
gave promise to become a
jumper of the first flight, she was out
footed by Ray-0 '-Light and had to he
content with second place. Only three
, . , . . ,, Bingen Gentry in any kind of sroino' ni..i
The Jockey Club finally shook off the J J oin
J , n under any conditions and accounted for
rain jinx that pursued its meetings so J , uumta tor
I J l. . , first money in the Class B. pace. Tin
persistently on several occasions, and . J . . J Atl
peioiaie j latter pair finished in the order named
Pinehurst race-goers were treated to 1 udineu.
to , Kate Glen, the recent purchase of Mr
some of the best racing seen here in ' e ur Ml-
some ui Henry B. Swoope, made her debut to
sometime. Weather conditions were de- .L . ,RUUt to
, . ; 4, Pinehurst 's racing public in the steenlo-
liditf ul from the standpoint of the spec- 1 1
, , , -i i a chase event, the closing race of the dav
tators, but the track had not dried out & . , u,e ,iav-
ld ' , , , While she raced and fenced in impressive
a: l cnli mrena na WPTP KllOWn 1 -ocivi,
fiumrijr ttU uv style, and
to tavor xne son gu'"& h-ic iciuuini iv
winners. Five first-class races were run
and some entertaining specialties were
a ,1...l IA, rnrnc Tim snppinl-
iuuuuuu uci.u -....j-- horseg a tc(1 the issue nnd tl.
ties included a lumping contest m which x,T. . , AI , , - '
1 , . . Ray-0 '-Light took the lead from the
some well-known horsewomen took part. , .
u , , , . . .,. start with Kate Glen following and Ha
Miss Caroline Reed won first prize in this . .
i i a i Nibbs running close up in third place,
event after an exhibition of absolutely . 1 . uue
. 0, a -i 4.1 Practically no change in the running was
faultless fencing She was astride the th thp race
jumping horse George, and received a finishe(1 in that or,ler
great ovation when the judges announced
the winner, which showed that her vic
tory was a popular one among the big
crowd. Miss Ivy Maddison 's mount
struck one of the bars on his first at
tempt and unseated his rider. Miss Mad
dison then changed horses and took the
remaining jumps in ciever sryie. ivirs.
Evelyn P. Spencer survived the other
contestants in the musical stalls contest
and was awarded the prize.
The feature event of the scheduled
races was a six furlong dash for sprint
ers, which brought together some of the , Tom II. (Guy)
best horses in training here, and resulted Bingen Gentry (Jones)
in a victory for the Bishop-Hurd entry, Time: 2:2S 1-4, 2:25 1-4.
Jo Jo and Uncle Sand, who finished first
and second. Queen of the Spa displayed FLAT. 5 1-2 FURLONGS
some of her bad post antics in this event jjjh oivmpus (Wright)
and ran away half a mile before the iac10se (Miles)
start, which spoiled any chance she might joe Mjinor
have had to win, and was indirectly re
sponsible for the defeat of Uncle Sand.
She took the lead with the rise of the
barrier and outstepped the field to the ANNUAL I)IXIE FLAT. 6 FURLONGS
DacK stretcn wnere ljauy lietty moved
The summary:
CLASS A. TROT.
Zaquilla (Hayes)
3 HEATS
4 1
Bird Song (Thomas)
Lexel (Sebree)
Miss Peter Toddington (Jones)
3
2
4
Time: 2:24 1-4, 2:25 1-4, 2:24 1-4.
3
CLASS B. PACE. 2 .HEATS
Jones Gentry (Hayes)
Time: 1:10 1-5.
Finch also ran.
Wasseon and
1
2
3
Star
T T T 1
un on even terms with her. and at one uu uv ismh;
stage of the journey the race appeared Unelc Saml (Wright) 2
to be strictly between those two horses. La1 Bctty (Cart?r) 3
When the far turn was reached, however, Time: 1:17 1-5. Mary G. and Queen
Uncle Sand and Jo Jo moved up with a, of the Spa also ran.
rush, Uncle Sand going to the outside
and Jo Jo sticking close to the rail. As STEEPLECHASE. Short Course
the field swung into the home stretch Ray-0 '-Light (Wells) 1
closely bunched, Uncle Sand was fairly Kate Glen (Huleoat) 2
running over horses, but Queen of the His Nibbs (Patterson) 3
Spa swerved badly and carried him and
L.ady Betty to the outside fence, permit- A man will commit perjury with an
ting Jo Jo to slip through on the rail and easier conscience than a woman, is the
gain the decision. Uncle Sand quickly belief of Mrs. Ogilive, woman Canadian
recovered his stride and finished a bang- customs inspector at Bridgeburg, Ont,
up seeond. Lady Betty was third and When Mrs. Ogilive passes through trains
Queen of the Spa ran unplaced. bound for the United States, she asks
In the five and half furlong race, High passengers if they have any dutiable
Olympus found the soft going very much goods. If they reply in the negative,
to his liking and never left the result in she produces a Bible and asks them to
doubt. He sailed off to a commanding repeat their statements under oath,
lead with the fall of the flag and made A large number of the women passen-
every post a winning one. Machese was gers, rather than deliberately tell a falae
seeond and Joe Milner third. Wasseon, hood under oath, then admit they have
who recently, set a new track record for dutiable goods, said Mrs. Ogilive. But
this distance, started in this event but the man don't hesitate so much in telling
could not negotiate the mud and was a lie.
beaten off throughout. , .
After running last in the first heat of Cotton is indigenous to all tropical
the Class A trot, Zaquilla, driven by and semi-tropical countries. Sea Islands,
Hayes, found his racing legs and won the grown off the Atlantic coast of the
remaining heats in succession and United States are the finest cottons in
brought down first money. Bird Song the world.