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ANSWERS TO QUERIES I Communications . without names and addresses I will .not be noticed nor answered. No answer? will i be sent by. mail aiid none by wire uiiless reply pre- payment is made at time of wiring query. Bet- ! ting papers will not be calculated. J. J., Chicago. Hi. In race 49153 Lni,j0r of Light was an odds-on favorite at 05 to 100. W. It. L Michigan City, Ind. The Devonshire track is a mile track. Daily Racing Form is on sale in Detroit in the morning. T. AV. T.. New Orleans, La. The United States Hotel . Stakes was run . last Saturday. The Grand Union Hotel Stakes wilL be decided August 21 and the Hopeful Stakes on August. 31. "Curley," Detroit. Mich. I! being interested to the extent of 0 of the 5 invested, would be entiMed f t"-o-nint!is of Hie wiiiiiin-rs which would be 11.10, or, in all, the return of 21.10. F. G. S., Chicago, 111. The matter would seem to be settled by the usual practice that where an trv is bekeil wihmit naming the race the wager attaches to the first race in which the owner ins an en.ry. J. O. N.. Chicago, 111. The Saratoga mile record in a race is 1:30. Against time it is 1:34. The Belmout Park record at five-eighths straight when the .spring meeting of 1918 closed was 57, made by Pen Rose June 7. Wm. L., Peoria, 111. When one wagers on a horse that is in two races and does not name the race, the wager goes on thd .horse in whichever of the two raees it starts. Iii the case named the wage was on Last One in race 4SS10. G. A. 1!., .Louisville, Ky. A good horse could stay a long distance over the Bowie track as well as it could over any other track, but necessarily in slow . time , because it is a slow track. On the basis named by you a mile and a sixteenth js 1:4S, and a mile and aii eighth in 1:30 would be about right.
