St. Louis, June 16.
Thrilling Race Ralph Guldahl negotiated the difficult holes of the Westwood Previously Sir Abe Bailey's un-boston colt, Meadow, at 8-1, beat Diadoque, the 9-4 favourite, in a large feld in the New Two-Year-Old Country Club course at six under par today to win the Western Open Championship for the third consecutive time.
Stakes, and the north country crack, Pactolus, starting at evens, ran unplaced to Waterford in the Three-Year-Old Stakes, which also went to America through Mr. Wideners Derby runner, Unbreakable, starting at 3-1, Guldahl's score for the last eighteen holes was 65 bringing his three-day total tally to 279. His three-in-a-row record was unique in annals of the Western Open.—United Press, pion, It is still the hope of Dempsey to see Max Baer, his protege, climb to the top again.
Dempsey was in Baer's corner when the Californian was lent.
Flares, the winner of the Gold Cup, is owned by the American, Mr. William Woodward. He triumphed in a thrilling race, beating Lord Glanely' Buckleigh by a neck.
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