untitled, Daily Racing Form, 1929-06-24

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JohnnyMerimee Arthur V. BlackweD J TERMS, 0 DAILY ONE HORSE DAILY DAILY ONE HORSE DAILY . , . _. m M „, „ Saturday s Black well Event: Saturdays Release: Dedicate g*jj 1.74, aw Won fcQ OQ T ft fm // Jill ™s office again demonstrated the value of this service. The ■•-■■" Vb#J * » "* above horse and, naturally, the only horse released from this office, gave further proof to our contention that where time, money, brains . Y— I * nton is flled to 2*?£ at the abovf horf was not and influence are combined the result is never in doubt a 1-2-3 chance knew that given by any public handicapper, yet " we Saturday was the day. Fridays Blackwell Event: M • 1 CREEK INDIAN 6.56, Won ¥• F| lil 1 Big Menmee Release Monday Blackwell Event Monday The same people who accounted for Saturdays winner have Another Blackwell Event goes Monday. It is needless to say that given us the advice on Mondays release, and we want all clients to i our medium is ready to win, and every possible precaution has been get it. Dont fail. Dont wait until results are published and then taken to make a success of this affair. The player and, particularly, have your regrets. This horse hasnt shown a thing in public but just tne business man who can appreciate a better class of information watch him come to life Monday. He has been saved for this spot, wiU teke advantage of this opportunity, and this is your chance to win a good bet. Get this advice at once. ~., ,. City clients can call in person. Out-of-town clients, wire by City clients, call at office. Out-of-town clients, wire your remit- Western Union or Postal Telegraph, tance by Western Union or Postal Telegraph. ARTHUR V. BLACKWELL JOHNNY MERIMEE 180 West Washington Street, Suite 1000 Chicago, III. 10 Nortn C,ark St* Suite 1102 Chicago, HL office open io a. m. to 3 p. m. | Phones: Randolph 3205-3206-3207 — — — — ~~ » 1 M "— CANDYal Wm7Kelly AMERICAS DADDY OF PAST AND PRESENT TURFMEN •/ Win or lose, price* big or •mall, my two horses are advertised in this publication every day. mw *g r«|| y STRICTLY TWO HORFQ DAII V "aa* A Mk M ■ ■ Strictly Two Horses Each Day Released to Each and Every One of My 8«baoribera An Open Challenge Frank fc£— ft* w« I am establishing new records every week. My Illinois buddies and I released for the last seven days •/ •* ■ / from Saturday, June 15, to Saturday, June 22, sixteen horses; fourteen have won, one ran second, one - ran tLird. 1 defy anyone in the world to come even close to that record. Try and beat that. I dout W _ W ■ fl* % £ 1 £ aaZ TURFMEN-TRAINERS— OWNERS AMD SKEPTICS 111 U W II 3 UlUO« J/ X !/• X OfJ if Ull •WGenuine, Legitimate Information Direct From the Tracks""«e FRIDAYS STRICTLY TWO HORSES: SATCRDAYS BrDDIES* DOUBLE— SEVENTH WIN IN SEVEN DAYS: CREEK NDIAN . . . .6.16, Won HOLD FAST $ 7.00, Won III 1 p M O A O 117 aPI /flallf ll/lAA/lsPV n I § /I J VV ATI Everybody positively receives the same two horses. No eiceptioos-™t of town, as well as city. Mk Ull 111 11U If 1 V Jf • U/ X VJm Astasia I f "11 clients— no partiality, no discrimination. /biA aj -W MONDAYS PROBABLE 0- WIN PARLAY -« fit Lost Asncs, thiu« b4« ||T W on do not mss mondays bg phcbabe wn parlay •3 r 1 7 / ! Under no consideration should any player miss Mondays big probable limit win parlay. Subscribe FRIDAYS BUDDIES TWO WIN VERS- l tod*J* D°n"t wait. Two big specials positively released to everybody immediately. U0NGR,DCE • 470 W0n GENCHIS KHAN-" »43-22 Won TWO PROBABLE W.NNERS CO TODAY THURSDAYS BUDDIES TWO WINNERS: LA COLONDRINA . . ..80, Won CROFTON 30 Won BET Yoxm "■*■■■ u»n T0 WIN ohxy on these two limit-priced specials, i stake -. ... . _ . , _ ! MY NAME AND REPUTATION ON THE OUTCOME OF TODAYS PARLAY ~~~»*. No waiting for my service. No delay. Seiriee every single day of the week, Monday to Saturday. Telegrams aent out of town clients early each morning. Not one minutes delay in rendering service to -...— »* . — , ... . _ clients regardless of whether you live in the city or out of town. TWO BIG PROBABLE WINNERS .WIF YOUR BOOKS OWE YOU ANYTHING, ITS YOUR FAULTE ■ Positively releaaed to all out-of-town, aa well as city, clients the minute they subscribe. No waiting for service. GET EVEN NOW I .W TERMS, DAILY— NO OTHER CHARGES WHATEVER -«JB Players in these states cleaning np: Illinois, Ohio, Missouri, Tennessee, Indiana, Wisconsin, Ken- ~ tacky and Michigan. , WIRE either by Western Union or Postal Telegraph and receive the advertised two horses by return wire. Your Books Sucker Follow I Am Miles Ahead Stop v Being B — Me, ..... . mmm _ _ mmim _. j of others -_g J WM- „_. KELLY, w 200 Broadway, Rooms 816-818, New York City MONDAY— BANNER DAY FOR ALL FOLLOWERS— BUDDIES HOME-RUN WILL BE RELEASED - ■","0BPr*"""~M""rp,""s-0,"When Brains and Money Combine Wltl yilil P-Raf-ll WINNERS ARE THE RESULT III f-fjT . , _Mffi*r k. Ix/llll And ,he two fbrains an1 money are leaving no angles unattended to in preparing this horse for ■*»■ ajaBB__a«|Ra*g jft" --.V 4MHK * "•*%/■■ the greatest good thing in the ln-t two yrsr«, the spot Ims been selected - the hoy who iill ride turn B*fjrJand5andfjfYTandiafib?± " the "" e r,u,!"n ail 1 ,,,1S ;lm» DOT ■ galloping this ■ good thing" in all of his sensational tri.ils K 4 y - B- " lgSvWOtiSlVYWE during the wee small hours of the early morning, before the dockers get on tlie job. A mile in 1-iO O9 [ II II 11 B IsSkJB aKtSmir fighting for Ins head and wanting to go faster, m nothing nnusual for tins speed marvel, am he is no Ta I I II II 1 H c lJ~ £CMaaWiKg8«lay " w«. W "morning glory" either; he will run so fast the afternoon he is turned hose that bookmakers all over .|l I 1 I I II I M n 1RBTl!la/nllJBV, f" I Ia«* America will groan when Lis number is hung up as it will he. WgB0 ***] Tnis Good Thing Goes for All the Money Thursday, the 27th ££ While he has been in the money in some of his starts this summer, the price sliould be good, and aw S»B BRE] thp ,,l;~ "" entire ham, r. 11 will be right on his nose when he is sent after the bacon Thursday, the 27th, •■»»S» and home he should come. You have heard of "these good things," if you have never been on the "in w/»MiT JUD1KS •AND l AHE SO fslNFIDENT, we aay PROBABLE WINNERS WHICH STIOCT D °n one of ,hem- liere is our opportunity. I am so sure, so positive there is no horse at Washington MOI I.OSK. Iark eligible to this race that can run fast enough to make our boy go to the "bat" the day this Better than Frida s and Saturdays sure. "good thing" goes for all the "jack," that I believe I could ride him myself and win. I know this -rCTDsJIC rtiil *c 11 -» * horse better than I know myself, and am backing him the very limit. If you knew all I know about I CKIVIO— Vmiy O and -J Nothing i Else •-» But Name and AddreSS ,h8 horse- you wo",d nook ?°»T clothes to bet on him. If this information isnt worth one hundred times as much as that usually advertised, then I hope I never bet on another winner. Can I make it MiMcial staff aitsirned tn hniwriio e th» fhe 1..0 larKe .,..mK». uumber ot * 1 ■aj! IMTI ni I"*P» "o are daily rushing their subt-riptions any stronger? If I could. I would. Cnless he is left at the post. I believe this horse is the s BIG home-kum two-horse double Surest and Most . , . , M0;D*T Certain Winner of the Summer Win all ■ day Sunday or Monday. Start the week with a winner. My terms on this "good thing" are only the results of a bet telegraphed me after the horse has ■SaTHnivlF RIIM Mn~T~ll~r aw 111 WOn" 1 am a"k"! •*•■ terms so low even the most skeptical can try out this information at small jfipy- r iv*mvi t-num NWI IVsClg; cost. 1 know something and. when I say KNOW, I mean just that and nothing else. If yon believe O K now in for Tneadaia Home-Hun I «„».1» w« .,0 k.. _ 1 « JJ al1 *dTer,is« r8 are ■» "wet"— then try me just once and prove to yourself that you are wrong. You winne.a i.Tthe limit * P ty- Uy bud,,*-» •-F Prohable will receive the most probable.winner you eter bet on. If Thursdays horse wins my terms will be the results of a 0 bet on the three others we are preparing now, but that will not hurt you— yoo will be | -yr on velvet— betting the bookies money. Jet wise to yourself— here is the opi ortnnity of a life time. AJkY lN J I Thousands will and are beiug spent to make this the surest gamble of the year, and I have made my I, 0* ««* C..:*« -inn-1 terms so low everyone can afford to participate in this "cleanup." In accepting, do not fail to give 6/„r;„ varicK otreet, ouite luUi ». New *„ York City our comot telegraphic address. P. 8.- All those withing to communicate by mail, address it to my manager Mr Ward at above * A. KANE *ddrefc« | SUITE 330. MONON BUILDING CHICAGO, ILL. . nsaaeBn.j«B»B«BmM»aaaa»»»»n»»«««»»«BiBnnnBaa aaaaaaaBm» •aaaMaaBBBBBasjaaaeiaBBBBaBMaasaaaBaiB.ia.aMiai. w*~*~———-i—mmimmim~**mmmmmmm mmBmm~—m"mmmmmmmmm—m~m~~~~~**—* ***~~—~~*—-**—mmi—m*mmmm*m MASTER CL0CKER the racing pioneer i — • - F°r 810 at Sgrtwi m a py BUY THE CHICAGO DAILY TELEGRAPH-PRICE 15 CENTS fffFr-"™™"0015 ■ ■ M HOMEWOOD— Buffalo-Jewel-ToU-Noitu-Level | FAIRMOUNT— 178. n-J-JJJJJJ-irrj-jrj-JJJJJ-J-jrj-JJ--rj.J , , j r rj.


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