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ANSWERS TO QUERIES. F. 15., Peoria, 111. Sec reply to J. F. W. G. L. W., St. Louis, Mo. In her latest race, Droll ran as the property of W. W. Darden. P. S., Chicago. HI. A parlay July 25, on Judge Wright II. and Goldcrest Boy would have lost. T. F. J., Denver, Colo. A wager on a single horse of a coupled entry is decided by the running of that horse. D. S., Chillieothe, O. A wager on Broom Corn in the race inquired about would have been a draw, it being Corn Broom that was entered and ran. V. M. P., Lexington, Ky. Since Between Us defeated Blind Baggage by a half length in 1:12, it is manifest the latter did not run in "1:12 or better." J. S., Chicago, 111. A dollar in a place parlay July 19, on Seagram entry, Thompson entry and Sauford entry, would have won and called for a return of .45. J. C. B., Chicago, 111. A parlay on Between Us to win and Alhcna to show became a single wager on the first named, when Alhena was scratched, and payable at the limit of 20 to 1. O. E. H., New Orleans, La. Owing to the peculiar mutuel method at Blue Bonnets a parlay June 11 on Bayberry Candle and the Goodman entry to win and Lord Herbert a place, would have won.
