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ANSWERS TO QUERIES. Communications without names and addresses I I will not be noticed nor answered. No answers will I I be sent by mail and none by wire unless reply pre-|payme,nt is made at time of wiring query. F. I., P.. Chicago. The bet was a draw. A. McB.. Chicago. The bet was a draw. W. C. A.. Chicago. This newspaper has alwai s held that such bets are losers. K. K.. Chicago. A. gets nothing on Richard Reed to show, there being no separate show price against him. O. B.. Chioago. The parlay won on Joe Gaitens and Centre Shot and was void on Richard Reed place. Win. R.. Chicago. The iiarlay won on Mcgantic and Crossover. It is not easy to perceive why any question is raised. -» K. K.. Ieoria. III. The closing prices agaln.-t I.ad of l/Miigden in race 82565 should have read 7 to 10 straight. 1 to 5 place, out to show. Z. W.. Nashville. Tenn. The parlay was on Hal housie and as he was beaten it lost. Parlays are confined strictly to the horses named in the bet. G. S-. Toronto. Out. Had Piute not lieen filed in this office before the race was run the atinouueemi nt as to his lieing named would not have been allowed In the advertisement. .1. A. A.. Cleveland. O.. and others elsewhere. Place and show bets on Riehard Reed were draws for the reason that there were no separate place and show price* against him. A. A.. Chicago. The place parlay on Bellevlew and Richard Reed won as a single place bet on Bellevlew, being void as to Richard Reed, because there was no separate place price against him. B. K.. •Cincinnati. O. Parlays are decided by the running of the horses named. Busy was sxratched from the Ogilvie and Clyde entry, leaving Dalliousie alone to represent it. He was beaten and the parlay lost. C. M.. Middletown, O. In a dead heat the money l et bv the backer and laver is added together and divided equally between the two. Tims the aver afcr pri f Evening Song was seventy-five cents against each dollar bet on her. and the exact re-lurn In the backer was eighty seven and one-half cents to each dollar act, tieing the half of .75.
