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ANSWERS TO QUERIES. Communications without names and addresses of senders will not be answered or noticed: nor will any answers bo sent by mail.l C. J.. Kenosha, AAis. Ida D. was out to show. O. B., St. Louis, Mo. Arch Oldham was out to show. 4 G. D.. Chicago.- If the bet was plainly on Adriana it was a draw. Frank II.. Newport, Ky. Adrian was unplaced and the bet lost. Mulligan. Cincinnati. O. Arondacks place price was 7 to 1. show 3 to 1. Del. Chicago. Cannot inform you. All that was secured from there was published. M. G. E.. Chicago. The wager lost. To have won ii was necessary that the horse backed should finish one of the first three. II. M. B., Toronto. Ont. The settlement being on newspaper prices would obviously be on the prices of tiie race that was run and the beltor.s contention was probably correct. C. L. P., Pittsburg. Pa. Obviously the bookmaker is wrong. The "hunch" in his bookmaking prices being iii dollars, it should also 10 in dollars in 11111-tuel prices. To make it iu cents would be no concession. Farmer. Cincinnati. O. The parlay was void as to Cliing Hare and should be paid as a winner on Deuce and Imboden. Even if Cliing Hare had won he could not have -been counted as a factor after it was declared "no race."
