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inis years uoia <^up will be hotly contested by Thomas Stokes of Philadelphia, and Christopher Greer of Mid'dleburg; both of whom have won the cup twice before and will try to win permanent possession of it this year. Mr. Stokes plans to run Tolliae, a very fast horse, and Mr. Greer is entering Peter de Boots.
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up the race card Tor Wa^renton s -25th renewal of the*famous Virginia Gold <3pp races. In addition to the Gold Cup Timber race, next Saturday’s card consists of the Virginia Horseman’s Plate, 11 miles on the flat; and the Virginia Steeplechase, both at the 2 miles distance over brush; and the Old Dominion* 2 miles over hurdles. Many owners and trainers plan to run such horses as Lone Fisherman owned by Ambrose Clark, of Westbury, L.I.; Paul Mellon’s Genancoke; and, Happy Hill Fann’s Adaptable, before these racers make their debuts at tijje Pimlico and Belmont Park race courses.
1 like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. —Jerome K- Jerome, “Three Men in a Boat,” I860.
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