Gallop Mi Preferido Bareback BELMONT PARK, Elmont, L. I., N. Y., June 3. — Railbirds at Jamaica were treated to something this morning. The Cuban invader, Mi Preferido, who is named for the Shevlin and Dwyer, is galloped bareback. A Cuban youngster clings to his mount in cowboy-like fashion while the black-coated colt moves along at a slow pace.
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