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won the Shetland pony race, closely fol- 
lowed by George Potter on F. O. Emer- 
gson’s pony Dodo. ‘The other contest- 
ants were: ‘Thomas Barrett, on Gypsy 
owned by Bandi de Jony; John Hickey 
on Phoebe, owned by F. O. Emerson; 
and James Frieland, on Blue Bell, 
owned by J. Tower. A feature of this 
event was the appearance of a little black 
fool with a teddy bear on its back, which 
came galloping down the beach at the 
side of its mother, Gypsy. 
The one-quarter of a mile flat race, 
open to all, also attracted considerable 
attention. “This was entered into by the 
professional riders. ‘The first prizes for 
this race were one of the two sets of cash 
prizes offered and were: first prize 
$35.00, second prize $15.00. ‘The first 
prize was won by Alywyn, owned and 
ridden by Arthur Mason; Nine O’ 
Hearts, ridden by B. Tuckerman, and 
owned by J. B. Shilliday won second 
place. The other contestants were 
High Flyer, ridden by Charles Simms, 
}and owned by D. B. Wentz; Jamasine, 
| owned and ridden by George G. Potter; 
| Gallante, ridden by J. Runy, and owned 
by George G. Potter; Kingsboro, rid- 
|den by G. Clement, and owned by J. 
|Clement; Cornstalk ridden by Fred 
Hicks and owned by J. D. Linehan; 
jand Glendale, owned and ridden by 
| George Chipchase (post entry. ) 
The quarter of a mile race for ladies 
| was won by Miss Theresa Fitzpatrick on 
| Sweet Briar owned by Harry Coulter. 
} Miss Martin the only other contestant 
rode J. B. Shilliday’s Nine ©’ Hearts. 
The gymkhana race for children 
}caused uniyersal amusement not only 
‘among the children themselves, but 
jamong the spectators as well. The 
riders started at the one-eighth mile 
}mark and rode down the beach to the 
‘finish. “Chere they removed their coats 
-and dashed back to the start. Dressing 
} in the costume of a monkey they then 
| came galloping back to the finish. . ‘This 
/event was won ~‘ hands down’’ by 
| Bandi de Jony on his pony Star. He 
reached the judges stand fully dressed 
before the others had left the starting 
point. John Hickey came in second but 
| half dressed, riding Phoebe, owned by 
| F. ©. Emerson. ‘The only other con- 
testant was James Frieland who came in 
jon J. Tower's Blue Bell at a walk. 
| The first prize in this event was a hand- 
some cup presented by the London Har- 
ness Company. : 
~The last event on the program was 
the one-quarter mile hurdle race, open 
to all, for two cash prizes, $35.00 and 
$15.00. The winner of this race was 
High Flyer ridden by Charles Simms and 
owned by D. B. Wentz; 
owned and ridden by J. Clement won 
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second place. ‘The other entries were: 
Gallante, ridden by J. Runy, and owned 
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of. Tuckerman at the first hurdle. 
He was not seriously injured but Black 
Beauty went galloping along the beach 
to the far end, and from thence onto the 
road. He was caught some distance up 
the highway by one of the grooms. 
A feature of the afternoon which 
caused considerable comment was the 
excellent music rendered by the Salem 
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The committee was 
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