The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1908, Page 2

ce DERBY WILL BE RUN TODAY Large Crowd Will Be at the Track—What Previous: Winners Have Done. platers have succeeded In winning the prite, This wax noticeably #0 the fears that Gloomy Gus, Royaity| Australia, and Hue Kyes won, Nelthor of the showed any symptoms of three ever a clase, even after thelr Derby vietory continued In selling races, BY C. HARRISON GRE Probably the beat horse that ever/ Tommy Burns and bis wi won the Derby waa Horatius, who| passengers aboard the & w defeated F ive and Fossil, fo | Mongolia on July 12, from Brindisi, ratius afterwards went to Chicago / Italy, Australia, Burne states Tt ts expected that the largest) ang won several stakes there. In pects to arrive at Sydney Crowd that ever journeyed to a Se/the Harlem National, a $10,000/ August 13 attle race track will be at The/stake, he was practically left at the} It fa the intention of Burns to re Meadows this afternoon to see th pout, and was last turning into the | turn to America In December He weventh Seattle Derby decided. Al reteh, but he made a wonderful/has been asked for his terme for though only a field of tour will go! stretch run and finished third, Fos }a tga weeks’ theatrical engagement to the post, a stirring contest ts) sil, who ran third tn the Derby the | by & well-known showman if Beat gure to result, as the horses are|aame year Horatius won, afterward | tle, and it te quite Iikely he will be practically at even weights, and are | distingulahed himself by winning | seen at one of the local playhouses all fit and ready to run. Probably | stakes at Oakland and Los Angeles. | soon after his arrival nino-tenths of the visitors ¢o the| Ramus, who won in 1906, afterward Rilly Neatl, Burne’ manager, has track expect to see Staniey Fay! proved himself a grand longdis-| disposed of his business in Oakland returned the winner, and the grand | races that colt has run here makes! terhouse cup at Oakland, at a dis-|tng to have left some time ago to him look like the most Itkely win- tance of 24 miles. He also fin-/join Burns at Sydney He was sud-| her, but it is the unexpected that/tshed a close fourth in the Burne generally happens in horse racing, Handicap of 190 and any ong of the othé? three © valli Cubitt, Boges. a Jand, and last winter proved him-| sanitartum, i; Ns a chanee to ta eit one of the beat performers} health. Neal! was with Burns dur diKker cits measure. Of course, there, He won the Oakland Fland!-|ing most of his stay In England the latter hws not performed here | cap, defeating, among others, Mee-| urns does not yet know of Neal's Qs. well as he did in Chlifornia, but | lick, Perjucio and Jack Nunnally, | {lIness, a may change bis plans if Ke should run one of his Califor: and he also won the Family Club/some as a quence Ria races today, the one to beat Handicap. B. T, Fryer, who finish iy Gil wave te ales enue, Ginrlo|ed secend to Johuny Lyons tn the| U0Y. Tteht in Grition Columbia, bas made a great reputation for | Derby, also proved himself a high himself since the meeting started, class performer at Oakland and Ar @nd as he has run all his good cadia, However, It Is safe to say races here, both as a twoyearold | that whoever wing this afternoon ‘and this year, bis victory would/ will prove as high-class a race be a most popular one, as he is horse as ever stepped down tn looked on in the light of # local! front at The Meadows in the Derby horse. Boge fas fit today as he ever was in bis winner,‘and the amount in a silk ~ life, and if he can run ax well with | bag will be strung across the track | The dispatch sent out by a corre weight up as he can with only 96|by the association for the winning |*Po%dent tn New Westminster to pounds in the saddle, he is sure to! rider to take down after the race.| (he effect that Burns has written be a factor in the result The horse that wina will be crown-| Mayor Keary that he wor The Seattle Derby has been won| ed with the usual floral wreath by | Mattling Nelson for $10. by some good horses in previous! Miss Leonora Hill, the little daugh jlose or draw, at that plac years, although several selling} ter of Capt. Hill. jtirely wrong Burne’ letter to sent ne || Mayor Keary reads distinctly “Ha NRA AARARARRAAAAAEARARARRARARA Se We | ting” Johnson, and there scoms to Ibe no excuse for substituting the An attempt ta being made by a Cc, to match Burns, the fight to be pulled off at that place, urna ts willing to meet any man the pro moters name around Christmaa time, and has also sent his terme vine’ mac TWO FAVORITES WIN *°>4 Horse and Owner we ee Nevgerst (% roe) “— from a rear position and won on the ow ay prota’. «tae . ; Ouardi Disappoints. the vow = nese. warts ater | I Snr Een, is « third. Opening at & fo 2, he was| iiii Minato Vous ie Public, Only Coming | >see se neaviiy nat at post time Mog, aed Wren aot tee he was an § to 5 shot. ee we a] the third race, a six furlong sprint. College Widow was always a heavily backed second e cholee, but she turned sideways at Susie ween clear. bee r’ Perm won pretty. mach at © dic-|the tart, which. materially inter:| tons tele rece, Dredhin ead Neomi con't eount at The Meadows yesterday | fered with her chances. In spite of SRCOND RACH—tie tervegs afternoon, and only two favorites ay one oe Gen on ae 4. Valve to feet §248 wore successful. The hottest favor- ‘ place by two- noses. ite of the afternoon was Ouardi, in| yost of the speculators endeav- the mile and a quarter race, and the ored to get even on the day by Rngiiehman (Low stein) ‘best he could do was to finish third. backing Nebulosus from 2 to 1) » Nen's Veliing (Denny tro) ‘The winner of the race was Harry |down to 7 to & to win the Inst race.| (42/3, Wats'aat May {idaty) Svat carter Gece lie ee turned up in Galves. s one Jane &. (vies ” race, heid idieu- shot, that led all the wa: ei barber) Igusty long price of § to 1 ose won ty © Wide Margie. trou TEL See ners. Seer pace way.|Colbert, 7 to 1. Nebulowus beat 2 ahew, bat Harry Seott moved up gradually | 8t. Charles a whisker for the show. Beckie # reg 3 ser sors. ee TOMMY BURNS MAY APPEAR IN LOCAL SHOW HOUSE, Will Undoubtedly Visit This City on His Return From He has met Flynn in Low Angelos twice, the frwt time the decision on and the second fime getting a draw, on ApriL2t. Hurns has Informed me that he will meet any man in the Canadian town, no matter whether {t in Hat ting Johnson, Jack Johnsoh, or any Johnsons, provided pteed his terme were |Burns went to Australia tom: r| Lang, but there Ia some doubt now aa to who his opponent will be man is just as Hable fommy will uadoubteds aval roast of beating a “lemon,” urns has been the vietim of a lot of unjust erittetant that he has met and.beaten several le nO Wome in that reapeet that simmons and Jeet the latter met my money piel fame “Tesoum,” Preece fie “benrditn” Gewttemen Han fought such boas fas Heb Catfery, Frank Glower Johuny, Lyous, | however, and upon the advice of his| Sinit) end BH) SpHtiows fwho won last year, wont to Oak-|physiclan went to the Pottenger! Monrovia, Cal, for MMe! the quince wet enty of tance performer, and won the Wa-|and settled his affairs there, intend. | some of them Con Coughlin and Jack Mic fourth-raters and fourflushers Nke | Mextean Pete Van Buskirk and Jack Finnegan Whoever heard of @ softer 5 syndicate in New Westminster, B.| Yet he was mat nahi of the | Munroe was absolately an-| couldn't fight & gpat red the ring, he was In his corner he shiv the Keene entry, is| The race is worth $2,600 to the| {oF # meeting there with Jack Job) 64 and shook so hard that he tnd | |to be propped up, When Jeff looked | Munroe erted. heard anything Munroe since? money they are all after be blamed, and be censured, for done | what others did before him. Hurns | hae not been in the boxing business | jeight years, but [raking in the needful Australian fights, if be does not ac any theatrical | Hefore he en | seared stiff. "of "Lemon" is en-} certainiy ia George Kirkland, now of Beattie, champion pool player of the Pacific | coast, will meet all comers in serateh or handicap matches of 100 engagements over there, he will have cleaned up like $170,000, The hn! made starting with hie fixhew with! For several w ing bia sojourn in Engtan was paid from $1,250 to 8 ik at the various theatres, | is Included in the above amoun' And Burns will thousands more before he quita. assure & game each night, Names of players will be announced probably make The Olympia Elks team the Ballard Elke park. on Sunday Jack Blackburn and knocked out John Witle of Chicago in two rounds at Philadelphia Wednesday night | Wille outweighed Langford 20) Weather cloudy ard Dwyer, warter kame between the antlered hyethren e ‘ % [name of Nelson * RESULTS OF PREVIOUS SEATTLE DERBIES. s PB nge iy ‘Birney i nny at " very e : Dials = [reputation as a fighter, with the * * jexception that he can stand a pile * 1902. & [of punishment, He was “found” by * Firet. Jockey. Second. Thi & | Mark Shaughnessy and Patsy Cor %® ROYALTY A. Powell POLONIUS FOREST KING *# — fey Bg ng Fry he * 10, He looked itke = 1908. = |e pug to both Mark and Patay, and * they tmmediately filled him ap with *® =HORATIUS 1. Powell PLATONIUS rossi. < |* oe cong "i a ae make * wanson > 1908. > | was civen a tryout with a fellow * » named Schulte at Alex. Greggains’ sd eves H. Smith GATEWAY GEO. BERRY * = es bak — be BRE a up, anson ~ tees. 2 |poys by knocking ont Schulte in * a» | the fourth round. ‘% GLOOMY GUS E. Logue CORN BLOSSOM ANVIL ® Swanson was then dubbed “Hat * s =e seme ee * 1906, * * * *® RAMUS T. Sullivan HUSTON MISS * * . * 1907. * * %& JOHNNY LYONS J. Hayes EDWIN T. FRYER KRUKA * S * * CRRA ERA AREER RE RRR ee | 7, MATIN Ween, Friday. sur 24,1068, <1 ive ferlongs Puree Maiden two-yraroida Value rs =|the limit of bis endurance when ve Buckthorn § ahew (ey, United Press.) BUTTE, Mont, July 26,—Results youterday: Five and a half furlonge—-DBiack Domino won, Sylvia U, second, Vak oak! third, Time@e1)01% feven furlonge—Peerloss Lane won, Hogarth second, Lord Rossing ton third, Time 2. feven furlonge—Galvanic won Larida second, Burnolette third Five and a half furlonge—Sld Sil ver won, Salvage second, Row J third, ‘Timew1:08% Mile—Golden Wings, won, Tei Tray If, second, Tarp third, Time 142% BIX furlonge—Harvel was, Deck aw second, The Roustabost third Timemt:14 macind AT BUTTE CDE AT BATTLES Some of Hackenschmidt’s by an Eye Witness, Herbert Forder, Former Tutor ;",0 \,:'°vermen to Jack O’Brien and Wrestling Partner of Tom ‘,s!!0» ‘otk oa Mclnerney and Cannon. When reports recently came from| verdict of the Lancashire farm France telling of the serious Ulness of George Hackenschmidt as the re sult of Ma bout with Frank Goteh at Chicago last winter, followers of BIG BRUISERS BATTLE (By United Perss.) LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 26 Al Kaufman stopped “Battling” Johnaon in the seventh round of what was to have been a 20round mill last night and won the heavy weight champipnahip of the Pactfte coast Johnson was not knocked out but his face was ¢ 4 with blood and he wae unable to locate bis op ponent. Referee Byton stopped the fight after many of the spectators had protested against allowing it ntinue match from etart to finish, Kant man showed a little more clever. | news than Johnson and succeeded in beating his man to most of the! leads Johnson showed great game | POOL TOURNAMENT A chance will be given amateur players of this elty to test thetr skill with the cue at the Auditorium Bt Hiard and Pool Parlors, next week Heginning Monday night, July 27,/ | polsta continuous pool each night Koough entries have been made to later. SPORTOGRAMS Sam Langford was substituted for fight was simply « slugging | the “Russian Lie quitter he had been painted Not until he had been sub, to # terrible gruelilog and virte disabled did Hackenschmidt haat | o down his colors and even then, after|fore the Russian’s engagement ex-| of |Mired, old Tom Cannon, his shoul-| one hour and forty minutes wrestling, Frank Goteh had not seeured @ fall Hack's staming’ was exha resigned the mate! pinpletely eripp up. It ia & strange coin Hackens used against him. Cannon was then more than 60 years of ag Hackensehmidt was in his prime and fresh from numer ous victories at Paris, They met land for thirty minutes the wonderfal |acience of the old Englishman bat. fled his gigantic opponent At last Hack seized one of the old man's arma, thrust it up into a single hammer lock, and deliberate ly proceeded to eripple his oppon ent. Melnerney, the British feit the first fall, The Russian gronted at Melner ney's protests and went on with his cold-blooded work. After perhaps a minute of straining) agony old Cannon's shoulder wi dislocated and he collapsed al most fainting on the mat Hackenschmidt was still twist jat the Palace theatre, Manchester, |g the wrestling game realized that | and his head lines announced that) " was not the!|he would give 100 pounds ($500) to . | not sufficient to Indifee anyone | stage and to the dismay of the man | jagement easily staved off Hack for } Gotch kept away ftom the Rus | 15 minutes } sian by his superb science until eat When the American went in to put on the finishing touches the weary Russian saw the inevitable end and before he wae d. The operation ) his knee and his kidneys shows what he suffered before he gave ence that pmidt won his tithe nearly seven years ago from old Tom anon on the Stanley Running grounds, Liverpool, by almost the same brutal methods that Gotch catch: ascateh-can champion, was referee of the mateh. He tried in vain to make the Russian relingulah his hold upon Cannon agreeing to fOr | Ai sours, He wie tired and visibly |the young Frenchman eo strength to win fits How bia ar Me Early Matches Described!" "0" ow "tin tng ch at Chiengo thar » and those who calf do not know the por a © oy Dollar | 1 will mail to postage prepaid, olen Absolutely neceneary tg “4 spOrtlD® Mah OF Womag | one who fol Pe A =| ths book. The { ald down in thi beat the pn ora, Hack Had Them Scared. Hig engagements followed for the Russian. He showed for #ix weeks H any man who could withstand him) \for 15 minutes, But this sum was pds, until | # ‘eeks be- | risk bodily injury at bis h © Monday evening, two wilt every time 1 tott we «ua 3 lar to ace Remit one der strong again, stepped on the | # The next Wednesdey evening he | # repeated the trick. As a result Hack challenged him to wrestle to a fin. | 58 ish again, They met at the Palace | theatre before an enormous crowd | and after 22 minutes of desperate work, the superior weight and strength of the Russian downed the old man. He threw Cannon the} second time in 18 minutes, winning the match and laying claim to the championship in both Roman and catch as-catch ean styles The catchascatch-can style was an afterdevelopment with Hack and I still must class him as the | Mf, Seocisls os world’s master in the Graeco-Roman |HR'T?” you | waar style. : t the Jockey® Bppeial. Angered at his defeat, Cannon | (he horses that fem sent to Paris and secured Bugene t Poiree, the French champion, to challenge Hack, The bout was one record tag) of the fiercest in the history of the |] tina i: te doine the sume vee a game. Hack rushed at Poiree like year—more winners than ell ghey] an enraged bull and the Frenchman I have the names of many diay proved himself no less willing to|IM pieined’ ce the’ iin am mix matters. They butted and scratched each Today a Go j ' e other and both were soon covered with blood. Now one wax on top, on ait Ae now the other. After 18 minutes of Look at the pact * meeting 7 this work Hack was underneath on ing. Can You Beat It? ‘The best record of this —it speaks for lnelf: int day--Bntre Nous 16 Guaranteed to 4 [Mechln, ta. Ms. ng ” Winded. The crowd wan cheering Poiree Made Mistake. Polree placed a half nelon on Hack, but he made the mistake of 4 stooping his head. Hack, squinting lap—iotus Beater lout of the corner of his eye, saw * High Gun the chance and locking his arm ing his arm when Mclnervey tried around the Frenchman's neek he to drag him off The enraged fixed the terrible Chancery hold Ps pounds, but the negro had no trou: / ble in defeating his man. Langford is a wonder, He weighs about 160 pounds and has defeated every white heavyweight who has met) him. The white middleweights | avoid him like a plague. Langford) is probably the one man who can! beat Stanley Ketobell and Ketchell knows it, for be did some fast side stepping when offered a mateh with | Cangtord Hats off to Dorando, the Italian who finished fret in the Marathon race at London yesterday, bot who was disqualified because he was vir- tually carried across the line by English track officials, Dorando did not win, but he put op ome of the gamest exhibitions in the bis tory of athletics, He had reached he entered the Stadium track and Russian attempted to bite him, and Mac kicked at Hackenschmidt underneath, He won the fall and until he rolled off the mat Cannon was carried to his dress-| would not continue the match ing room and the British audience swarmed Into the ring to get a/ non to teach him the game and the jook at the Russian wonder, “It’s old Englishman made @ fairly clever a powerful bull, lads, but he knows wan the naught about wrestling,” jalthough he never could be taught and pulled him over bis shoulder y— Centre saet | Sin day 11th day—Bannatyne itth day > 13th day-—Ovarai 13th day—Gtorio Poiree was so exhausted that he After this match Hack asked Can- 1th dey 1th day — wrestler out of the Russian, 16th day itth day: OH! ISN'T IT AWFUL, MAUD? (By United Press.) LD sth day—Geo 1h day—Fred Best rov.sTn 20th dey—Jack A Los Angeles .. Portland day Mier fan Francisce Oakland racwne Vesterday's Games. Al Portiand Portiend, 12; Oak- land, 1 At Han Francisco—#as Francisco, ¢; Los Angetes, # NORTHWESTERN LEAGUR. Won Lost. — nd wuck it out gamely Fidwite in powket, fron om can do better Belling Throw year-oide 3% Hohienger 6 et pale |the muchtouted Indi expected to win the Marathon race ight safe hits, which the Lumber jin a walk, but the fast pace set| men succeeded in bunching oppor it Mart good an Tiret three driving Mochiin lay second to stretch took the Inad and fast under « drive. Griffen dogged it last part ant in @ pocket all the way BOSE TitD Paces turionae - tt Rngiishrose Cniehed s Jot the Northwestern league will| Tune. MeKune Theres yner-oide | The game was transferred to Seat. | S0Ore. Laura Clay (Kanan Hem } Colleas Widow (Hose @ Ca) i 3 { ir Fin Jockey Op 1 1% 3% Rehioner | Ronnie Braes at Ballard ball park | the game and made the work of the Rr The bet was lost T came to life agai and; A. J. Jackson won a nice bet on y handed out two winners, ida May| Harry Scott. a Pra and Harry Scott, the latter a 5 to 1 Py « on field throw ra shot. I also picked Buckthorm at) The Seattle races are getting) 2° yall age auagior ing set a hat pace, bat hang. & wits 49 to 1 to finish inside the inoney.| quite « play in the New York city| "*"” “42 Wales aot her w ‘The horse was left at the post and) handbooks. “ 0 r war om Sven thos Heabed tain 007 Ptr erect Rettig got three days on the) index be M7 Roy Offutt bet $1,000 on St.| ground from the starter because of| {s0i8) Marry emt (Walker) tw Charles to show ai a Sy hows veo misbehavior at the post Gusts’ (Pediey & icity H beat a or jace after —- May 1. N. (Mowe) 1 getting off absolutely last. With} Adeta R. certainly likes a jong Hamar (ora ot H @n even break at the start &t.| price. She was 40 to 1 yesterday 1 Toute (Applegate * . Charles could not have failed to|and was only beaten a nose for at 2. F, Besehve (Waytend) J have finished inside the money. first money. js ate 1 minwi Off at 446%. Time A large crowd gathered around) Most of the books uit win the judges’ stand after Harry | yesterday. bs mg ation that he would be bid up, as Ed Soule lost a big bet when he was entered at the low price of | College Widow w $800, but there was nothing doing. ——— 30: FIFTH RACH—C ——enme Jockey A. Harris proved to be the; * Jack Richardson, the Oakland} sarprise of the afternoon. He rode Horte and Owner— plunger, is the latest arrival at| three winners, Harry Seott, Ida Bt Mery ©. Claen The Meadows. May and Mary B. Clark and finish AST apap yige 0 jed third on Nebulosus. Scoville,| Jim MeEiroy worked out his) Page and Rettig were the other Derby suit during the afternoon.| winning riders. It’s a alfty looking piece of goods. —— —— Roxie Reber was reported to have George Cole, the System King.) won a bundle of the long green| handed his clients a bunch of win-| when Novgorod won 4 witty fleet and « wi " Won handi! J.W. BULLOCK |) 53 Seine oot pion Dealer in Kahara knocked out of It on first turn Bunkers—Reat James St ire ane Power House, 26th ave. and Dearborn at., 2nd ave. N. and Boston ast.. 711 Western ave., at Bunkers. Paminine OK Ortfiamb (Orang Phones—-Kast 87, Ind, 87; | Kast 102, Ind, 8170 Queen | 1885, Ind. 7538; A | Ind. 289, | Golden y lawt and went wide alt the way itr Fie. Jockey. ¢ 2 Seott $-6 place. 4-5 show Arcourt @ place #9 show bh Tr ‘Won drtvi Second drivin Aroourt ran a! beaten Was closing fast and was probably beat Thre year-olds and opward. Value to fire § Nee | cruise | ally and beeased home. Hail showed improvement collapsed no less than five times tn) yy Ww — the last 300 yards. Rach time he), ADERDERN, Wash, July 2 was revived by stimulants and arose | Abérdeen took the third successive | to totter a tow t falling jwame from Seattle yesterday by #u-) Men like D = pho atmire perfor work in every department of | tion, even though one may feel that) the game is not worth the candle, {| mound for the Champs and he lckets August 6, for it is certain that his health witl | HOME tot Oae i Mtheee nate ninety days i breaking endeavor. What happened to Tom Longboat,| pitched for Seattle and his work | He was Was indifferent. He was tapped for by Dorando ran the Canadian Indian | tunely | off his lege in the early part of the) Doubles by Fitzgerald and Van race and he quit at the 20th mile. Buren and triples by Fitegerald and | ecco Moore when men were on The Tacoma and Vancouver teams | Were responsible for Aberdeon’s * forced home in | y at Dugdale’s park tomorrow. | the fourth inning for Scattle’s lone | tle because of the “bine laws” of The stick work of Fitagerald and / the Canadian city. The game should the fielding of Moore at second were! be a good one. | features of the game. Moore han poenihil | died 11 chances without a muff. A The Golden Gardens will play the | drizzling in fet! during most of morning at 10:30. The! fielders difficult, It also made it ardens have won nearly | ®ard to effectively hit the ball, every one of their games, but the The Official Score mnorre Ronnie Braes expect to stop their re ere | Winning streak Ie $ ’ ri H : H inane = Harry Krant and Kid Howells | Peanett, * an CF have been matched to fight 20 2 ey ER RY rounds at Port Townsend on August ‘3 ae ee }1t. Krant has been a favorite in ; 3 + $3] | Port Townsend ever since he ad: = a we ministered sound trouncing ee wed Guy Buckles there on } ap a 4 Fo. a mI given my clients FOUR and FIVE W the fight fans in that seetion of the | ¢ 9-0: 5 9 Semneseoe woods will flock to see the battle, oF 3538 The boys will meet at 142 pounds Sa oe oe Be "a ‘ = @¢ +t ¢/ff open to the public ‘The Miliott Bay Yacht club m ; Hi : $|f| AND GONE TOMORROW {ts annual cruise this afternoon. The | Perel. » se te 8 Of | feet will go to Port Madison, where | raardl | a dance will be held tonight eight y rs. The fleet will return tomorrow even tng, About 80 sailing boats and sev eral motor boats will make the The Siwashes were trimmed again | ** "'" eee by Aberdeen. Comment ts super AMERICAN LRAGUK. i fluous. Won Loat THE CARD, hi pn ae ‘ t Dr. MeGregor, Dentist, resumed | hr Louts se oH a) IDE STABLE INF practice, 608 American Bank Bldg, | °> ea. z 3 a STABLE CONNECTIONS WILL BET. 4 4) Bost ae 4k aan o 6 oH a (8 aed the game, the score being 4to 1. | The Oregon R. R. & Navigation Pernoll, the southpaw, was on the Co. will sei! round trip exeursion 7, 21 and 22, good ronal hits. particulars at be seriousty impaired by bis beart:| pe enoii fanned five men and issued | Union Ticket office, 608 First av. | lbut one pase. “Little Rock” Allen | ©. B. Kilia, General Agent. GEO. CO ROOMS 114-115 WASHINGTON BLOG. 705 FIRST AV, Phone, ind., 5106. RACING EXPERT AND AUTHOR OF THE COLE . es G— Straight Winners Yeste NOVGOROD, 31 WON IDA MAY, 1-1, WON MARY B. CLARK, 5-1, WON GALVES, 61, 0 ALL HANDED OUT TO WIN MECHLIN, 7-1, WON Yesterday | gave my clients every winner on the FIRST TIME THIS HAS BREEN ACCOMPLISHED BY ANY DICAPPER OR TIPSTER SINCE THE SEASON 01 THIS MUST CONVINCE YOU That I know something about racing. I have my bed days, like aa one else, BUT THEY ARE SO FEW that my clients cam stand them off. SEVERAL TIMES during THIS MEETING L ARE YOU SKEPTICAL? 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