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ANSWERS TO QUERIES I Communications without names and addressee I will not be noticed uor answered. No iinswers will I be sent by mail and none by wire unless reply pre-I payment is made at time of wiriuc query. Ret- ting papers will not be calculated. Geo. G., Chicago, 111. A draw. See reply to Rill." E. A. It.. Covington, Ky. Do not know of any Eiich publications being in existence. . C. S., Chicago, III. Since P.. included the winner of the race in his selection, his picking was miles the best. L. E. H.. Rockfonl, 111. At Hamilton August 0 it rained after the fifth race, and the going was heavy when race 50157 was run. N. M. E.. Chicago, 111. Iari-mutuel tickets were eolil at Washington Park from the beginning of racing there hi 1S84 anil many years afterward. A. G. S.,. Chicago, III. Runuymede is thirteen years old. lie was broil by James R. Keene. who 1 need him ill England, where he won good races. "Hill," Cincinnati, O. Darnay was not entered. 0 the parlay was a draw so far as he was concerned, and won as a -single wager on Trickster II. F. G., Chicago. III. As il turned out ihere was no Lumsden eutry and Harry Rurtoyue was scratched, so all the parlay won was a place wager on Dodge. Peter !., Kenosha. Wis. A wager on Soiimangha in race 50572 would have been on the l.umsilen-Greentree Stable entry, with Souinangha to go. anil, since she started, would have won. D. E. y., -Memphis, Tenn. Lady Thistle, brown, foaled in 1913. b.v Knight of the Thistle -Miss Lae-lilia, liy !. W. Johnson. .Miss Allan, bay, foaled in 1915!, by Jack Alkin Ilaiiuadaga, by Onondaga. Miss Alkin was a winner. "
