Tom Peartree Flatters by a Good Performance Mr, Hi E, Morris has received a message which will, bring his stable still more prominently into consideration for the Doncaster St. Leger, to be run on September 11. "The result of the Gratwicke (Pro-"duce) Stakes, 15 miles, at Goodwood, on July 80, was 1, Lord Derby's Hunter's Moon, 2 ale aE Es Morris's Tom Pear Land Lascelles! Alcester.
Won by a head.
Tom Peartree from the beginning thas eon recognised as a thoroughly wood rumer and in training has shown himself to be possessed of sspendid! staying power. Apparently was somewhat behind in his train-Ing for the Derby and it seemed probable he would have to be held over for next season's cup events. Since then he must have come on
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