Big Crowd at Columbus: Sees some Good Racing at Beulah Park-Feature Attraction Falls to Briggs Buchanan, Daily Racing Form, 1924-10-26

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BIG CROWD AT COLUMBUS Sees Some Good Racing at Beulah Park Feature Attraction Falls to Briggs Buchanan. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct 25. Taking command after going the first half mile, the Grove City Stables Briggs Buchanan held his opponents safe for the remainder of the way in the Grove City Handicap, in the fifth feature attraction at Beulah Park this afternoon. After being outpaced for three-quarters, Grace Mayers passed Kauila in the final quarter for second place. Jewell V. D., a keen factor during the early stages, quit badly, and finished last. Devonite, Doctor Glenn and Blennerhassett all came from behind to earn brackets in their respective races, after keen stretch struggles. Spring Vale and Mark Denunzio both won by comfortable margins after showing the way throughout in the second and third races respectively. Saving ground rounding the second bond, where Mary Maxim bore out, Foster Embry took the lead in the sixth and never left the result in doubt during the last half mile of this contest Despite the contrary attractions of a college football game, much the largest crowd of the meeting turned out to witness the sport Jockey O. Pernia was set down for three days for rough riding in the sixth race. Jockey W. Lancet suffered a broken arm when his mount Belpre was crowded and bolted through the inside fence shortly after the start of the first race.


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