Kewessa Scores In Stake: Billy Oliver Saddles Winner Of The Chester At Havre De Grace.; Race Is Marked by a Thrilling Finish, in Which Miramichi Loses by a Head--Threatening Weather Reduces Patronage., Daily Racing Form, 1915-04-23

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KEWESSA SCORES IN STAKE BILLY OLIVER SADDLES WINNER OF THE CHESTER AT HAVRE DE GRACE Race la Marked by a Thrilling Finish in Which WhichMiramichi Miramichi Loses by a Head Threatening ThreateningWeather Weather Reduces Patronage Havre de Grace Md April 22 In a driving finish with Miramichi WJllIam Olivers McGee gelding Kewessa won the Chester Selling Stakes over tlie sixfurlongs course here this afternoon The Chester Stakes was offered as thet feature event of a wellbalanced card and provided a thrill ¬ ing contest Miramichi cut out the early pace from a fast beginning but was tiring badly at the end and boring over on the winner through the final furlong Kewessa was on the outside of the leader all the way and after losing much ground closed with great courage and got up to win by a short head Kingly raced Acton into submis ¬ sion and took third money moneyA A cold disagreeable wind swept over the course and towards the latter part of the afternoon It began to drizzle The rain ceased before the ruu uing of the sixth race however The crowd while large was not up to the standard established here due principally to the threatening weather Top coats proved a welcome addition during tho day The sport throughout was of the thrilling kind several of the winners being forced to do their best through the Html furlongs Two choices were successful In the race through the field Sydney L Joseph thai riding his own mount Kacehrool scored in an easy manner over a fair lot of timbertop ¬ pers The start was the poorest ever witnessed here the field getting off in straggling fashion with the eventual winner turned almost about This disadvantage was easily overcome when he set out after his company and dropped Into a contending position from which he went to the front readyVI when ready VI ley from the stable of Mrs J Phillips and a pronounced choice scored in easy fashion The victory however was not a profitable one to the stable as lie was bid up to 000 an advance of 200 over his entered price He was protected protectedibV ibV the usual 5 advance A stranger named Stokes was responsible for the bidding Harry biddingHarry Stoue former cross country rh r was removed to tlie local hospital this afternoon suf ¬ fering from an attack of acute indigestion Stonn was watching the running of the Chester Stakes when seized with the attack His father a promi ¬ nent undertaker of Toronto was notified of the young mans condition to Pimlico where he will he rested until the upen ing of the meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club He has about entirely recovered from the fever that attacked him at Howie HowieCharles Charles Henshall is one of tlie latest arrivals He was at Havana during a considerable part of the winter season seasonE E II Garrison has brought Dartworth and J J LIllIs over from Bowie to Havre de Grace When he shipped the others to the Marrone stable these two were sick but they have entirely recovered and are now enjoying tlie best of health healthThere There Is litle chance of Ten Point starting in the Philadelphia Handicap Saturday He has recovered from his wrenched shoulder but has developed a fever and is coughing In fact there are many horses at the track now on the ailing list listCharles Charles Lansdale who officiated as one of the stewards at the Havana meeting made his first appearance at Havre de Grace this afternoon Harrv White who was paddock judge at the same meet ¬ ing was also an arrival arrivalItoscoe Itoscoe Troxler was walking about the lawn with a limp yesterday as tlie result of a kick he re ¬ ceived from the twoyearold Jerry Jr Fortunately the Injury is not serious and will not keep Troxler out of tlie saddle saddleMrs Mrs Sydney L Toscphthal came over from War renton Va with her sister Miss Colgate Cher honnler to pee the running of the steeplechase and were rewarded by seeing Mr Tosephthal ride Racebrook to victory Both were extremely con ¬ fident before the running while Mr Tosepbthtil himself expected tho brackets that he so skillfully earned earnedAmalfi Amalfi Threequarters in 115 115neon neon Half mile in 50 50Ben Ben Quince Threequarters in 117 117Hernice Hernice Threequarters in 11 11Revelry Revelry James Fiveeighths in 101 101Hoiala Hoiala Threeeighths in 37 f fPrandywine Prandywine Threequarters in 118 118Broom Broom Flower Fiveeighths in 106 106Broom Broom Straw Threeeighths hi 38 38Buskin Buskin Threequarters 4n 114 114Charlestonian Charlestonian Threeeighths in 41 41Colonel Colonel Ashmeade Threequarters in 115 115Conquistador Conquistador Half mile in 50 50Coy Coy Threeeighths in 3S 3SCzar Czar Michael Threeeighths in 15 15Dinah Dinah Do Threeeighths in to toDivan Divan Half mile in 52 Donald Macdmald Half mile In 50 50Edith Edith Baiimann Half mile in 50 50Kl Kl Oro Mile in 145 145Klla Klla Hrysou Half mile in 49 49Etruscan Etruscan Half mile in 48 48Feiirocl Feiirocl Fiveeighths in 1 03 03Fly Fly Home Threequarters In 118 118G G M Miller Half mile in 50 50Gino Gino Threequarters In 121 121Half Half Hock Mile in 147 147Herbert Herbert Temple Threeeighths in RVz Hester Prynne Threequarters in 114 114Hill Hill Stream Fiveeighth in 105 105Horron Horron Fiveeighths in 103 lolite Half mile In 4S 4SInez Inez Fiveeighths in 102 102Jawbone Jawbone Half mile in r l lJesse Jesse Jr Threequarters In 117 117Kazan Kazan Threeeighths in 30 30King King Neptune Threeeighths in 30 30Llttlo Llttlo Dipper Threeeighths in 30 30Mamie Mamie K Half mile in 52 52Meelicka Meelicka Fiveeighths in 100 100Napier Napier Half mile in 40 40Orotund Orotund Mile In 150 Pa ton Mile in 140 140Pierrot Pierrot Threequarters in 110 110Pixy Pixy Fireeighths in 105 105Plantagenet Plantagenet Fiveeighths in 104 104Pomette Pomette Bleu Fiveeighths in 104 104Hay Hay o Light Threequartet s in 120 120iHazzano iHazzano Seveneighths in 130 130Heflection Heflection Threeeighths in 30 30Sand Sand Pocket Threeeighths in 35 35Saturnus Saturnus Fiveeighths in l034f Semprolus l034fSemprolus Threeuunrters In 117 117Sherwood Sherwood Fiveeighths in 103 103SlumlKjr SlumlKjr II Threequarters in 115 115Surprlsinc Surprlsinc Threequarters in 117 117Tartar Tartar Threequarters In 113 113Tarzan Tarzan Half mile In 48 Ten Point Threequarters In 119 119Waterbass Waterbass Threequarters in 119 119Will Will Cash i Threeeighths In 30 Yodeling Threequarters In 123 123Yorkville Yorkville Fiveeighths in 103 i


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