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scount for Criganous throwing up his head near the finish, which bo most cor." tainly did do. It might also indicato time:" the one was running kindly as tho resuls of grens pressure, and being run beyond the distance of his powys. Por mily, I mual incline to this lähter view. All this, however, is surmise, but I havd not hesitate to give the statement of the general officer referred to, because there! was a strong feeling "entertained this Aboyeur, was contritatory to the unsatis factory finish of the race. If there was y doubt at all what a pity thas, the Stewards could not see their way to give ho favourite the bites of it! How, wever, it was, ostensibly demonstrated to' the Stewards, as their statement maker elone, that the chloi ouuse of the troublu. was Canganour, and no amount of dis cussion ul arguithout now will plter the decision, which stands irrevoonble. ¡
now THEY RACED HOME..
mutat pause both point out that Aboyeur (and Cragancur were always pro minut in the front of the Bghting." The former, a well-grown hores, but wear- ing blinkers, which are anally taken to indicate that the wearer of them is an animal of doubtful courage and uncer tuin temper, draw out with aloar lend before they had gone a furlong, and it was [us the distance that. Creganour seemed in
deprive him of the lead. This was 'taken! (Continued from page 2.) to mean that Abeyour was dogs with, sa What a Derby to go into history Duce was only to be expected after the great!. open a tie winter was disqualified paev be had sot, and the force he raust hvenus bo was proves to bò à four-year-havo tuken out of himself. It was thes old; and theretora an impestor. Once also that Cruganoir socmed to resent bia, tunk, thoro wag a dead-hout, and many times for insroud, at reming ah ha gulled, as the best horses has not been returned the it seemed, for a strida ce two, and Abo- winner. But any once, and that yesteryear drew level agains. Then did the two day, hus. the wither been deposed for utan home locked together, and though I fairly interfering with others. The re- was not far removed from the winning sult is too afrouching, and altogeibert, I thought that Avoyeur had won by Beyond en prehension, to be written in a short end. Craganour, however, must words. The public are poorer, and the baru spurted in the last stride or two' bookmakers are indeed richer. How jen to have carised the judgs, to hout his taly do the grds watch ever them, so number in the frame. .....
| that they shall come to no Eum? - They Another surprise was to find that Low would have beca stricken had the judge's rail was only a neck away, third. “I -verdict been allowed to stand, and had the new that he was third, but the fact that' map of Criganour boop added to thee was bouton by so little shows the ent scroll. But theirs is a clear story. Thespace ho was travelling at the finish. Sux. weep ints their offers every wager, windy, who rode him, afterwards, explained ge win and piney, on Crugatour, as also tot he was baulked of an opening, but they do those made in respect of every other horse burring the winter. And the law who chanced to write the gains of Aboyeur in their books, were wofilly on. lucky.
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not really interfered with As he was TELEPHONE NO. 638 going much faster than the first and
cond at the Raisin, one can only assume that he might have won had he enjoyed clear run from the Comer, Shog You will have noticed that the Stewards was unlucky in being a victim of the hate nos pítroduced the mute of Cragan-trouble, but it is not clear that he would our's jockey into their statement. Pre have come in first in any case; whức umably thy ezonefatal: Reiff from Great Sport raw really well considering blame, and we are left to conclude that that ho started slowly. It might have the hoes one was responsible for the been otherwise had the going been yield. erratie course lë steered, and the "Wilding, which would have pennitted him to West" incidents that were the outcome, stride out from the moment the stert took Perhaps, in the circumstances, it was place.
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of official disapproval with the riding In For Herbert Joues, usually vivacious general in the race. There never was und richly endowed with good nature, wie more disgraceful illustration of the depths brought back in a pitiable plight as the to which modern jockeyship has sunk csult of the outrageous act of the woman, when a number of horses are concerned Emily Davison. He lay pals and uncon in the Dashy with a scramble and scule scious on a stretcher, the King's colours RUTAL FUNDS AT SI DZ, 1311, altogether wiworthy of the traditions of disordered, and blood showing from a TOTAL
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Losure who gazed at him as he was borne The official statement shows clearly by polico into the jockeys"; dressing-room. shough that the ground for action did not Deep in the hearts of every onlooker only lie in the lust furlong of the rece was a feeling of fierce resentment with There were incidents further "away from the miserable woman who had overwhelm. home, or bow could the names of Shogund this innocent joskoy with such an in- and Day Comict have been introduced?uiry. It was a meray he had not been ments on Pages 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and § should be sent to the Office, No.5, Wynd They were conspicuona a quarter of a milo dilled outright, and I have rarely movesham Stecob, not later than 13.30 .m. Revonus Marine Department... 263,802 from the finish to the distance. I dareen co intensely moved as they were over Other Receipts
say Frank Wootton's evidenco would not he circumstances pt, this tragedy of the inexify the case against Craganour, for the trainer of Shogun, who is the father
I's Majesty witnessed him being of that jockey, alleged that bump which right Lack, and expressed sympathetic the favourite gave Aboyeur caused that licitude for his waifare, ha equery o horse to bore da to Shogun, and practicho King and Lord Marcus Hereford, ally extinguished is chanes when going manager of the King's racehorses particularly well.
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