untitled, Daily Racing Form, 1929-06-22

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Johnnylierimee Arthur V. Blackweil J TERMS, 0 DAILY ONE HORSE DAILY Yesterdays Blackweil Event: YESTERDAYS RELEASE FINISHED SECOND A Klance at the chart tells the story. Yesterdays horse was well meant and well backed SW "w ■ ■ I "zrv Creek Indian . n T , Menmee Release loday maca xu By all means ret todays release. Todays horse has been kept under cover for a long __felv I ■ M I II m a* m ■ mm mm time and today is the day be will be sent for the money. Pay no attention to the past 4* -™ SjvObsT A W w BssJsk JbV performances of this horse, as his previous poor races give no indication of this horses ■ J present form. Get this release today and make a limit bet. The odds should satisfy the most exacting of my clients. The above horse and, naturally, the only horse released from this • City clients, call at office. Out-of-town clients, wire your remittance by Western _»». - m . .... , . . , , __ . _ _«. .- -» .. union or Postal Telegraph. office, fully justified our opinions and romped home to the satisfaction of *" conceraed JOHNNY MERIMEE 180 West 1000 Chicago, III. WashingtonStreeSuite BLACKWELL EVENT TODAY - - Another Blackweil Event goes today. Nothing more need be said. ¥111 ¥ • 1 MM £ 1 • Readers are well acquainted with the merits of this service. Your WllPFI llT*/tin 21.1 IflOflPV I nrnnmP attention is called to the new low rates now prevalent for this infor-■■ "VII 1#1 U.IHO Willi Will ill Vr lflV/IIVJ V mation, it is nGw possible for many to get this service who formerly WINNERS ARE THE RESULT found :t beyond their reach. A »d the two I brains and money arc lea Tine no angle* unattended to in preparing tbla boree for the greatest good thing in the. last two the spot baa been selected— the boy who will ride him years, ,ly CMtV -uellls HlPTltR ca-n MT1 3-" f».Al1 in m PPrQAn person. fillt-nf-tnwn UUl-OI-lOWn rflOTl ClieilLS, ta Wire "tvir** rYir in the race chosen and this same boy la galloping thia -good thing- in all of his sensational trials Dy during the wee small boors of the early morning, before the dockers get on the Job. A mile in 1:40 ttj TTni/vn "Pr»otol Tl/acrrMirkVi fighting for his bead and wanting to go faster, is nothing nnasu.il for this speed marvel, and lie is no WeStCril LUllOn /vr Or x OBUU 1 €iegra,pil. "morning glory" either; he will run ao fast the afternoon he ia turned loose that bookmakers all over America will groan when his number is hung up aa it will be. « DTUI TD T ni A /i/iirri| w " This Good Goes for All the the 27th Thing Money Thursday, 10 North C|ark St Suite 1102 Chicago, III. While he has been in the money in some of his starts this summer, the price should be good, and i ° tne big and entire bankroll will be right on his nose when he is sent after the bacon Thursday, the 27th. I f T5 h "U1C0, nil P 5 * "RnnHfVlnh *90fi-*i-fl97 Oiuu o~vu and home be should come. Ton hare heard of "Uiese good things," if you have never been on the "in" x xwwmvipii oandui J •n one of them, here is your opportunity. I am so sure, so positive there is no horse at Washington Park eligible to this race that can run fast enough to make our boy go to the "bat" the day tliis ■ ____ "good thing" goes for all the "jack," that I believe I could ride him myself and win. I know tins borue better than I know myself, and am backing him the very limit. If you knew all I know nl»oiit ■•■•■■••■■■•■•■•■■■■•■"■■■■■•■•■■■■aasBMmwsssBSSSMSBSSSBBWBWSBMWSSMSwssMSiss*! • this bone, you would hock your clothes to bet on him. If this information isnt worth one hundred I times as much as that usually advertised, then 1 hope I never bet on another winner. Can I make it I _____ any stronger 7 If I could. 1 would. Unless he is left at the post, I believe this horse is the p •JJ F _P _P _*fc| Surest and Most Certain Winner of the Summer j IA/ ///? Ill f% /¥/*_f #1 _fY llliw/% My term-; on this "good thins are only the results of a bet telegraphed me after the horse has I WW rrltf V MM U Cj fl ■ 1 * m W ¥11 111 t won. 1 am asking tlie.se terms so low even the most skeptical can try out this information at small I WW " J ML Mt* f M* w-~- w a* cost. I know something and. when I say KNOW, I mean just that and nothing else. If you believe | * ** all advertisers are all "wet" — then try me just once and prove to yourself that you are wrong. You I •will receive the most winner bet If horse wins terms will be the probable you ever on. Thursdays my J — — ■» ~ _ t _» _f __*__ a V _k reMiIts of a 0 bet on the three others we are preparing now, tiut that will not hurt you — you will be I MM Ml* m _• ■_■ S on velvet— betting the bookies money. Jet wise to yourself — here is the opportunity of a life time. f M f _i _f~l_ _f t _r_ *f ft _f _T_* W% m" V; _f _r"_B _J -H _f_T Thousands will and are being spent to make this the sun st gamble of the year, and I have made my I •_._?■■■ ■ Mmlm* ■ % f If l/f 1 1 m t M M M ME U terms so low everyone can afford to participate in this "cleanup." In accepting, do not fail to give j V*A ■ *W %r + m _" JL W t _GL ■ « •» AwLw»%JHM%£ your correct telegraphic address. I •__# *__J R. A. KANE I Read about efforts of crooks to render favorites at New York unfit for their SUITE 330. M0H0H BUILDING CHICAGO, ILL. | enga cements by having a heavy man sit on the animals back in the stable on the mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.mmmm 1 night before the race. This is told in "Night Riders Suspected," by Hal ONeil, in ■ I the June 22 issue of Braxted BrOS. Weekly Racing Guide j On Sale at All Newsstands Now 202 Broadway, Room 1518 New York City j PRICE — TWENTY-FIVE CENTS MMP" DAILY — TWO HORSES — "TPB | makt other interesting features about racing at all tracks ... __..__ . - - ■ - I ARE INCLUDED IN THE CURRENT ISSUE OF THE GUIDE _ ...«_ ---.-*--.«»,,«-. --..« «•--.. «w -*Pt MMT DO NOT MISS TODAYS BIG LIMIT PARLAY SUBSCRIBE TODAY AND RECEIVE TWO BIG PROBABLE WINNERS j Y™IS™KSE FOLLOW HORSES TO WATCH AND REAP ceo. groom ™....» 6.00, .50. 2nd I AVIATOR 0.28, .94, 2nd j A PROFIT If you want to receive honest, legitimate turf information, subscribe to this office. We stale I __ - — — _ , ___ _ _ __ . nothing but facts. Our word ia our bond. Subscribe today. Dont wait until tomorrow. The day j **** E- Follmer. known to race followers as f redy" while he was handicapper you miss is the day you lose. I for the Chicago Evening American for a number of years, is now in charge of the Ms [JIG PROBABLE LIMIT WIN PARLAY TODAY "MM I GUIDBS "Horses to Watch Department." Besides his experience as handicapper, . . . . . . , - . , _,._ , 2 Follmer Fredy has a wide acquaintance among owners, trainers and riders, and Advertised two-horse parlay released to all „ out-of-town ._*»__ clients «_ immediately. i.#„i. Prompt ! „,„„» _„., and ««„,*„,.« courteous , i ° * service to everybody. j J t"18 is °" Ifreat assistance to him in keeping posted on conditions of hundreds of HONESTY— TRUTHFULNESS— A SQUARE DEAL TO EVERYBODY f horses in training at all tracks. That Has Been, and Always Will Be. 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