Br "Tm: Emm" the course suiting him to perfection, White Midget, well idden by T. E. House, justified his overwhelming popularity in the principal event of yesterday's racing—the Examination Plate—by- winning the classic event for "X" class sub-griffins by a decisive margin of many lengths. His nearest rival was National Spirit who filled second place many lengths ahead of Island Lord, third.
After pacing the field for the entire race, he drew away in no uncertain manner at the top of the straight to increase the distance between him and National Spirit with each stride. In wittning this race he has fulfilled all earlier predictions of being the outstanding ^X" sub of the year. I do not think we have seen the best of him yet although he has already Hücwn marked superiority over the thers as he appears to be still very frouch on the heavy side.
With most of the "quality" ponies festing either from their exertion the first two. days or in preparation the Champions today, most dis-luting fields were seen in the "open" events there being en in one, three in another and ili the third.
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