Purse

BELMONT PARK, NY., JUNE 6, 1919

SIXTH RACE—5/8 Mile Straight (Sept. 12, 1918-:55 ³/₅  -2-110) Purse $700. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. Net Value to Winner, $500: second, $125: third, $75.

            * † Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting.

            Time:   :59.  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 5:08. At post 2 minutes.  Start good and slow.  Won cantering: second and third driving.  Man o’ War broke fast, held sway throughout, and was under stout restraint at the end.  Retrieve showed high early speed, but tired in the final eighth.  Neddam closed gamely after racing greenly in the early stages.  Devildog had no mishaps.

            Scratched—Black Hackle 115

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Keene Memorial Stakes

BELMONT PARK, NY., JUNE 9, 1919

FOURTH RACE—5½ Furlongs Straight (July 17, 1915-1:03⁴/₅ -2-106) Seventh Running of the KEENE MEMORIAL STAKES.  Value $5,000. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net Value to Winner, $4,200: second, $700: third, $300.

            Time:   1:05 ³/₅ .  Track—fast.
            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 4:13. At post 1 minute.  Start good and slow.  Won easily: second and third driving.  Man o’ War, always well up, responded gamely to urging in the final eighth and drew away easily at the end.  On Watch showed a game effort and finished fast.  Anniversary closed gamely through the last quarter.  Ralco tired.  My Laddie showed an improved effort.  Hoodwink evidently disliked the going.

            Scratched—Bonnie Mary, 125; Rouleau 112.

            Overweight—Ralco 1½ pounds.

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Youthful Stakes

JAMAICA, NY., JUNE 21, 1919

THIRD RACE—5½ Furlongs (May 19, 1919-1:05-4-122) Seventh Running of the YOUTHFUL STAKES.  Value $5,000. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net Value to Winner, $3,850: second, $700: third, $300.

            Time:   :23¹/₅ ,  :47 ³/₅ . 1:00 ¹/₅ , 1:06 ³/₅ .  Track—good.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 3:47. At post 4 minutes.  Start good and slow.  Won easily: second and third driving.  Man o’ War, off in motion, drew away into a big early lead and was eased up in the last sixteenth.  On Watch stood stretch gamely.  Lady Brummel jumped in the air at the barrier’s rise, but moved up with a rush and tired in the final eighth from her early effort.  St. Allan apparently outclassed.

            Overweight—Lady Brummel, 3 pounds.

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Hudson Stakes

AQUEDUCT, NY., JUNE 23, 1919

THIRD RACE—5/8 Mile (July 8, 1918-:58¹/₅ -2-112) Twenty-ninth running of the HUDSON STAKES.  Guaranteed value $3,500. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net Value to Winner, $2,825: second, $400: third, $200.

            * Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting.

            Time:   1:01 ³/₅  .  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 3:36. At post 3 minutes.  Start good and slow.  Won easily: second and third driving.  Man o’ War, after breaking through the barrier to a false start, was away fast and assumed command at the elbow, then flew away to an easy victory and was easing up in the final forty yards.  Violet Tip showed a good effort and was easily second best.  Shoal ran sluggishly in the early running, but had little difficulty in disposing of Evergay.  The later showed a smart early effort.  Rocking Horse tired badly in the final eighth and was not persevered with when thoroughly beaten.

            Scratched—Dominique, 115; Alias, 112; Rory O’Moore, 112; Sand Bed, 112.

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Tremont Stakes

AQUEDUCT, NY., July 5, 1919

THIRD RACE—3/4 Mile (June 6, 1916-1:11-3-116) Thirtieth running of the TREMONT STAKES.  Guaranteed value $6,000. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net Value to Winner, $4,800: second, $700: third, $300.

            * Added starter.

            Time: :23 ³/₅ , :47 ²/₅ , 1:13.  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 3:30. At post 2 minutes.  Start good and slow.  Won easily: second and third driving.  Man o’ War took the lead quickly, set a fast pace, and won all the way unextended.  Ralco easily second best, was hard ridden through the final quarter.  Ace of Aces began fast, but was immediately out-run, and was eased up when beaten, in the final eighth.

            Scratched—Rocking Horse, 115.

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United States Hotel Stakes

SARATOGA, NY., August 2, 1919

THIRD RACE—3/4 Mile (August 22, 1918-1:10 ²/₅  -3-115) Thirty-sixth running of the UNITED STATES HOTEL STAKES.  Guaranteed value $10,000. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net Value to Winner, $7,600: second, $1,500: third, $750.

            Time: :23, :47¹/₅ , 1:12 ²/₅ .  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 3:46. At post 6 minutes.  Start poor and slow.  Won easily: second and third driving.  Man o’ War away fast, opened up a big lead at the back stretch turn, raced under restraint thereafter, and was eased up in the final sixteenth.  Upset broke well and moved up stoutly in the early running but could never overtake the winner.  Homely raced ending pressure all the way, saved ground throughout and held on gamely in the final drive.  Bonnie Mary broke poorly and was taken to the outside, closed an immense gap in the first quarter and moved up steadily to the last eighth, where she began tiring.  By Golly ran an even race.  Rouleau was taken wide all the way.  Feodor showed early speed, but failed to stay.  Sandy Beal was away poorly.

            Scratched—Sammy, 112; Royal Duck, 115; Marianne, 109.

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Sanford Memorial Stakes

SARATOGA, NY., August 13, 1919

FOURTH RACE—3/4 Mile (August 22, 1918-1:10²₅  -3-115) Seventh running of the SANFORD MEMORIAL STAKES.  Guaranteed value $5,000. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net Value to Winner, $3,925: second, $700: third, $300.

            *Added starter

Time: :23 ¹/₅, :46 ⁴/₅, 1:11¹/₅ .  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Whisk Broom II–Pankurst by Voter, trained by James Rowe, bred by Mr. Harry Payne Whitney.  Went to post at 4:10. At post 4 minutes.  Start poor and slow.  Won driving: second and third same.  Upset followed the leader closely from the start, moved up with a rush in the last eighth, and, taking the lead, held on gamely when challenged and just lasted long enough to withstand Man o’ War’s challenge.  The latter began slowly and moved up steadily to the stretch turn, where he got into close quarters, then came to the outside in the final eighth, and responding gamely to punishment, was gaining in the closing strides.  Golden Broom showed great speed in pacemaking, but tired when challenged.  Captain Alcock began slowly and closed a big gap.  Armistice ran well from a poor beginning.  Donnacona ran forwardly in the early running, but was carried wide on the stretch turn and tired.

            Scratched—Peace Pennant, 112; Ten Can, 112.

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Grand Union Hotel Stakes

SARATOGA, NY., August 23, 1919

THIRD RACE—3/4 Mile (August 22, 1918-1:10 ²/₅ -3-115) Seventeenth running of the GRAND UNION HOTEL STAKES.  Guaranteed value $10,000. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net Value to Winner, $7,600: second, $1,500: third, $750.

            * Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting.

            Time: :22 ³/₅ , :46 ³/₅, 1:12.  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 3:55. At post 5 minutes.  Start good and slow.  Won eased up: second and third driving.  Man o’ War followed Upset in early running under slight restraint, took the lead at his rider’s leisure, and drew away in the stretch to win easing up in through the last sixteenth.  Upset began with a clear lead and raced on the outside of the leaders for the first half, then moved up gamely when called on, but could never overtake the winner.  Blazes was hard ridden all the way, and, holding on gamely, outstayed King Thrush.  The latter moved up rapidly while rounding the far turn into third place, but was forced wide on the stretch turn, and could never recover.  Peace Pennant began slowly but saved ground on all the turns and closed a big gap.  Evergay quit after going a good half mile.  Hasten On  raced wide all the way.  Rouleau met with interference.  The Trout was in close quarters throughout.  Gladiator was eased up in the last sixteenth.

            Scratched—Wildair, 115; Sandy Beal, 115; Neddam, 115.

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Hopeful Stakes

SARATOGA, NY., August 30, 1919

THIRD RACE—3/4 Mile (August 22, 1918-1:10 ²/₅  -3-115) Fifteenth running of the HOPEFUL STAKES.  Guaranteed value $30,000. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net Value to Winner, $24,600: second, $3,500: third, $1,500.

            * Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting.

            † Formally ran as Sammy.

Time: :23, :47, 1:13.  Track—slow.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 4:03. At post 12 minutes.  Start good and slow.  Won easily: second and third driving.  Man o’ War followed Constancy under slight restraint in the early running and assumed command at his leisure when entering the stretch, to win in a canter.  Cleopatra broke slowly, but went around the leaders when rounding the stretch turn, then closed gamely in a stretch run and easily disposed of Constancy.  The latter, a quick beginner, set a fast pace in the early running, but faltered in the final eighth. Hasten On, a forward contender, moved up strong on the inside then straightened out in the stretch, but was pinched off at the eighth pole by Constancy and could never recover.  Upset, in a tangle at the start, was hard urged and did not appear to favor the going.  Dr. Clark showed good speed for a half mile. Ethel Gray and Capt. Alcock could never improve their positions.

            Scratched—Sandy Beal, 115.

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Futurity Stakes

BELMONT PARK, NY., Sept. 13, 1919

THIRD RACE—3/4 Mile Straight (May 19, 1908-1:08 ³/₅ - 4-137) Thirtieth running of the FUTURITY STAKES.  Value $5,000 Added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net Value to Winner, $26,650: second, $3,106.67: third, $1,503.33.

            * Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting.

            † Added starter.

Time: 1:11 ³/₅.  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 3:46. At post 8 minutes.  Start good and slow.  Won easily: second and third driving.  Man o’ War was saved behind the leaders until in the last quarter, then took the lead at his rider’s leisure and won easing up.  John P. Grier was a forward contender for the entire race, and finished gamely through the last eighth.  Dominique showed the most speed from the start and made the pace fast, but tired in the final drive.  Cleopatra gained steadily and finished fast and gamely under punishment.  Upset met with interference at the quarter post and came on gamely when clear in the last eighth.  Paul Jones and On Watch tired in the stretch drive.  The last three were pulled up at the finish.

            Scratched—Arethusa, 116; Padraic 117.

            Overweight—Ralco 1½ pounds.

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Preakness Stakes

PIMLICO, MD, May 18, 1920

FOURTH RACE — 1¹/₈ Miles (May 17, 1911-1:51-3-112)  Thirteenth running of the PREAKNESS STAKES.  3-year-olds. Colts. Fillies. Geldings. Allowances. Net Value to Winner, $23,000: second, $3,000: third, $2,000: fourth, $1,000.

            * Coupled in mutuels as H.P. Whitney entry.

            † Coupled in mutuels as G.W. Loft entry.

Time: :23 ²/₅, :47 ³/₅ , 1:12  ²/₅ , 1:38 ¹/₅ , 1:51 ³/₅.  Track—fast.

$2 mutuels paid, Man o’ War, $3.60 straight, $2.90 place, $2.90 show: H.P. Whitney entry, $2.50 place, $3.00 show.

Equivalent booking odds—Man o’ War, 80 to 100 straight, 45 to 100 place, 45 to 100 show: H.P. Whitney entry, 25 to 100 place, 50 to 100 show.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 4:08. At post 6 minutes.  Start good and slow.  Won easily: second and third driving.  Man o’ War, rushed to the front in run to the first turn, set a terrific early pace, and, subduing King Thrush in the first three-quarters, had something in reserve when Upset challenged in the stretch.  Upset hung on with determination, hard punished all the way.  Wildair was topping in the last eighth.  Donnacona, away slowly, was cut off when the break came.  King Thrush was speedy, but failed to stay the route.  The others were always outpaced.

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Withers Stakes

BELMONT PARK, NY., May 29, 1920

FOURTH RACE—1 Mile (Sept. 7, 1914-1:36 ³/₅  -3-112)  Forty-fifth running of the WITHERS STAKES. $6,000.  Guaranteed Value.  3-year-olds. Allowances. Net Value to Winner, $4,825: second, $700: third, $300.

Time: :24, :47 ¹/₅, 1:11, 1:35 ⁴/₅   (New American Record).  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 4:12. At post 1 minute.  Start good and slow.  Won easily: second and third driving.  Man o’ War assumed command at the start, displayed wonderful speed under restrain, and won under a stout pull.  Wildair made a game effort rounding the turn, but could never get up to the leader.  David Harum was outpaced the entire race.

            Scratched—Hasten On, 118.

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Belmont Stakes

BELMONT PARK, NY., June 12, 1920

FOURTH RACE — 1 ³/₈ Miles (June 13, 1919-2:17³/₅ -3-126)  Fifty-second running of the BELMONT STAKES.  Guaranteed Value $10,000 and Plate Valued at $250.  3-year-olds.. Net Value to Winner, $7,700: second, $1,500.

Time: 2:14 ¹/₅  (New Track Record).  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 4:12. At post 1 minute.  Start good and slow.  Won easily.  Man o’ War, hard held in the early running, opened up a long lead entering the main track, but was taken under a pull in the final sixteenth.  Donnacona was not persevered with when the leader drew away, and was eased up in the closing strides.

            Scratched—David Harum, 126.

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Stuyvesant Handicap

JAMAICA, NY., JUNE 22, 1920

FOURTH RACE—1 Mile (June 19, 1919-1:38 ⁴/₅ -3-129)  Fifth running of the STUYVESANT HANDICAP. Guaranteed Value $5,000. 3-year-olds.. Net Value to Winner, $3,850: second, $700.

            * Added starter.

Time: :25 ³/₅, :49, 1:14 ¹/₅ , 1:41 ³/₅ .  Track—good.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 4:02. At post 4 minutes.  Start good and slow.  Won easily; second driving. 

Man o’ War, outbreaking his opponent, drew away into a long lead under stout restraint and was eased up in the last eighth.  Yellow Hand, away slowly, was outrun for the entire journey.

            Scratched—Dominique, 126; Irish Dream, 110; On Watch, 121; Krewer, 107.

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Dwyer Stakes

AQUEDUCT, NY., July 10, 1920

FOURTH RACE — 1¹/₈  Miles (June 25, 1917-1:49 ²/₅ -9-117)  Thirty-second running of the DWYER STAKES. Purse $6,000 Guaranteed. 3-year-olds.  Allowances.  Net Value to Winner, $4,150: second, $700.

            Time: :23 ²/₅, :46, 1:09 ³/₅, 1:36, 1:49 ¹/₅   (New American Record).  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 4:05. At post 2 minutes.  Start good and slow.  Won ridden out; second driving. Man o’ War rated in front under steady restraint for the first three quarters, responded courageously under intermittent punishment through the stretch, and drew clear under hard urging in the last sixteenth.  John P. Grier ran in close pursuit of the leader the entire race, assumed a slight lead between calls in the stretch, but faltered the last seventy yards and Ambrose eased him up in the closing strides.

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Miller Stakes

SARATOGA, NY., August 7, 1920

FOURTH RACE — 1³/₁₆ Miles (August 16, 1918-1:56-4-131)  Thirty-first running of the MILLER STAKES. Purse, $2,500.  Added.  3-year-olds.  Net Value to Winner, $4,700: second, $700: third, $300.

Time: :24, :47 ¹/₅, 1:11, 1:35 ⁴/₅  (New American Record).  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 4:12. At post 1 minute.  Start good and slow.  Won easily: second and third driving.  Man o’ War held his opponents safe all the way, was taken under stout restraint rounding the upper turn, and was never extended.  Donnacona, in close pursuit of the leader for three-quarters, was not persevered with when the winner drew away.  King Albert was outclassed, but raced gamely.

            Scratched—Biff Bang, 114.

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Travers Stakes

SARATOGA, NY., August 21, 1920

FOURTH RACE — 1¼ Miles (August 2, 1920-2:01⁴/₅ -4-129)  Fifty-first running of the TRAVERS STAKES. Guaranteed Value $12,500.  3-year-olds.  Allowances.  Net Value to Winner, $9,275: second, $2,000: third, $1,000.

*Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting.

Time: :23 ¹/₅  , :46 ³/₅ , 1:10, 1:35 ³/₅, 2:01⁴/₅   (Equals track record).  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 4:34. At post 1 minute.  Start good and slow.  Won easily: second and third driving.  Man o’ War took the lead at the start, and setting a terrific pace in the early running, raced John P. Grier into defeat and was under restraint through the stretch.  Upset, after being saved to the last turn, closed up resolutely in the last quarter and easily passed John P. Grier, but the leader easily held him safe.  John P. Grier endeavored to keep pace with the leader for the first three-quarters, but tired badly in the stretch and finished eased up.

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Lawrence Realization

BELMONT PARK, NY., Sept. 4, 1920

FOURTH RACE — 1⁵/₈  Miles (Sept. 6, 1919-2:47 ³/₅ -3-116)  Twenty-eighth running of the LAWRENCE REALIZATION. Purse $5,000. Added. 3-year-olds.Net Value to Winner, $15,040: second, $1,033.33.

* Added starter

Time: :23³/₅ , :47 ⁴/₅ , 1:13, 1:38 ²/₅ , 2:03 ⁴/₅, 2:28 ⁴/₅, 2:40 ⁴/₅   (New American Record). Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 3:42. At post 1 minute.  Start good and slow.  Won easily.  Man o’ War set a great pace under stout restraint the first three-quarters, displayed his flight of speed rounding the lower turn.  In the stretch he was taken under restraint again.  Hoodwink made no effort to keep pace with the leader.

            Scratched—Sea Mint, 116.

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Jockey Club Stakes

BELMONT PARK, NY., Sept. 11, 1920

FOURTH RACE — 1½  Miles (Oct. 12, 1908-2:32 ¹/₅ -3-106)  Second running of the JOCKEY CLUB STAKES. Purse $5,000. Added. 3-year-olds and upwards. Mares and Entire Horses.  Weight for Age.  Net Value to Winner, $5,850: second, $1,000.

Time: :25, :49 ¹/₅ , 1:38 ⁴/₅ , 2:03 ²/₅  , 2:28 ⁴/₅ , (New American Record).  Track—fast.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 3:44. At post 1 minute.  Start good and slow.  Won easily.  Second driving.  Man o’ War under steady restraint the first mile, opened up a long lead in the stretch, and won under a pull.  Damask ran a creditable race.

            Scratched—Sea Mint, 118.

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Potomac Handicap

HAVRE DE GRACE, MD, Sept. 18, 1920

FOURTH RACE — 1¹/₁₆ Miles (September 22, 1917-1:45-3-105)  Sixth running of the POTOMAC HANDICAP.  3-year-olds.  Net Value to Winner, $6,800: second, $2,000: third, $1,000: fourth, $500.

            * Coupled in betting as R. Parr entry.

Time: :23, :47 ³/₅ , 1:11³/₅ , 1:38 ¹/₅ , 1:44 ⁴/₅ .  Track—fast.

$2 mutuals paid, Man o’ War, $2.30 straight, no place or show mutuals sold.

Equivalent booking odds—Man o’ War, 15 to 100 straight.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 4:49. At post 1 minute.  Start good and slow.  Won easily: second and third driving.  Man o’ War was a bit fractious at the post, but broke well and assumed command under a strong pull round the first turn, then Kummer rated him along easily and he drew away without effort when Wildair challenged about the middle of the stretch, a was easing up at the finish.  Wildair ran a splendid race, but at no time appeared dangerous, but was easily best of the others.  Blazes ran well for the first three-quarters, then tired.  Paul Jones showed no speed at any stage.

            Scratched—King Thrush, 103; Siren Maid, 87; Shoal, 92.

            Overweight—Blazes, 2½ pounds.

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Kenilworth Park Gold Club

KENILWORTH PARK., Oct. 12, 1920

FOURTH RACE — 1¼  Miles (Oct. 18, 1916-2:09 ²/₅-5-102)  Purse $75,000 and $5,000. Gold Cup. 3-year-olds and upwards.  Weight for Age.  Net Value to Winner, $75,000 and $5,000. Gold Cup.

Time: :23, :46 ²/₅, :59 ¹/₅, 1:11 ⁴/₅, 1:37 ²/₅, 2:03, (New Track Record).  Track—fast.

$2 mutuals paid, Man o’ War, $2.10 straight, no place or show mutuals sold.

Equivalent booking odds—Man o’ War, 5 to 100 straight.

            Winner—Ch. c. by Fair Play–Mahubah by Rock Sand, trained by L. Feustel, bred by Mr. August Belmont.  Went to post at 3:37. At post 1 minute.  Start good and slow.  Won easily.  Second driving.  Man o’ War bounded to the front when the barrier was released, and, setting a great pace for this track, won all the way never fully extended. Keogh went to the whip before they had gone a quarter but was unable to improve his position.

            Scratched—Wickford, 126.

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