soon), Pas Demi (Mr. Sleap), Canervanaf (Mr. Crokam), Straw Hat (Mr. Hitch), Grey Powder (Mr. Dalgarno), Scrutiny (Mr. R. 8. Dallas) Radley (Mr. Maitland), Iowa (Mr. Knoll), Barlswood (Mr. Sokoloff).
head; three lengths.
Time, 1 min, 512 sec.
Third Day The weather overhead was splendidly fine and dry for Champions Day, but there was a cold, northerly wind, which necessitated furs for the ladies and overcoats for the men, Following upon a moderate attendance in the morning, the crowds on the two lawns during the afternoon, and especially as the time came for the posting of the Champion sweep numbers on the board, must have surpassed previous records. At a glance down the lawns, one would estimate that well over 5,000 people were present, and a glance at the number of chances taken in the pari-mutuals and members' sweep would show that this was probably a fair estimate. Fields were not so large as on the first two days, though Reproduced with po
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