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fl _ I , i j J ] l ; | , i , i i | . ] | | . ] ] : | % * MANSURS AMERICAN TRIP I ! It to t t Trainer and Rider Who Chaperoned Strathrcse [ ■ in Worlds Fair American Derby. ii In a personal way ;i i- learned thai lieorge Man- . oar, witb oae American experience in his life, is ; j training a stable in Spain ami quartered al San 1 " ,, Bebeattaa, the Kewaaarkel of Spain, on tin oortfa 1 cast i, ll was Man-in who brought over Ike Duke of Beaaforta coll Btrathrose t" ran in the 9x0,0011 American Derby of Chicago of the lsit:; Worlda | Fair year, which wa- won by BOBBdle**, with -lames j , 1:. Keeaea si. Leonards, the favorite, aecoad, an! Clifford, seeond choice, third. Btrathreee was by " Highland thief Qaeea of the Baaea. bj Boaareea. j J ami a shdh of high degree He raced in England before and after the Derby and did not win The dake uni-i have wadeiestiaaated American three-viarolds. . The IBM lot was above the average. It . cost him 93,909 or so to -end Strathros. over and I , . back and prepare him for the race, in which he ran last. 1 Maasar trained and rode Btrathrose and seemed to 1 think in the big race thai no one Bteaal busim-s. .,;• c!-e he went to sleep. He wa* away la-t when Pettingill dispatched the field after one hear aid 1 forty minutes at the post Bad did md bather to get , the English coil into contention. The boys at tin- r I asked after the starting , post declared that Maasnr flag dropped. "Arc thej of!"." and weal after them J lei-urely. tin his return ta Knglami Master Mansur weal to ,, trailing. He came from a family of hor-ctiicn. In ii 1918 he was in charge of sir Alec Blacka The e Panther, which WOa the Two Thousand Ouimas of f 1919, only to so dismally fail in the Derby and to o be sent to tie- Argentine ag a rite and confirmed | racing rogue. « o
