BIG PURSES IN
TUR FEVENTS
IN KENTUCKY
CINCINNATI, March 20 (by Asso
ciated Press).—More than $172,000
will be given away in added money in
stakes, it is announced by the Ken
tucky Jockey Club, to be decided dur
ing the spring meetings at Latonia,
Louisville and Lexington. Eleven
stakes for Latonia have an added
money value of $80,000. The big
prizes are the Latonia Derby, $15,000;
the Independence Handicap, $154)00,
and the Daniel Boone handicap of one
mile and a half, for three-year-olds and
upward, a new stake, which will be
worth $10,000.
Six stakes and handicaps will be
run at Lexington, calling for a total
of $20,000 in added money. The Cam
den Handicap will be worth $5,000
and the others each $3,000. Eight
stakes will be run at Churchill Downs,
calling for a total of $72,500 in added
money.
The Kentucky Derby, with its value
increased to $30,000, will be the rich
est race of its kind in the country.
The Kentucky Handicap will again
have a purse of $10,000, and the Clark
Handicap will be worth $7,000, All
the other events will have a $5,000
value.
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YOUNGSTERS TO BE
ADMITTED TO GAMES
FREE OF CHARGE
ST. LOUIS, March 20 (by Associ
ated Press).—The “knothole gang”
idea of the St. Louis Nationals, with
a free gate for boys between the ages
of 10 and 16 years, will be continued,
despite the ruling of the league mag
nates that the regular bleacher per
centage must be paid visiting clubs
on such admissions.
This announcement was made by
officials of the Cardinals, who said that
more than 35,000 youngsters were ad
mitted to the games last season. This
number is expected to be surpassed
this season, club officials said, and
the additional expense will not affect
the boys. All boys with proved moral
characters are admitted to member
ship in the “gang.”
QUAKER CAPITALIST
BUYS KENTUCKY FARM
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LEXINGTON, Ky., March 20 (by
Associated Press).—Joseph W. Wid
ener, Philadelphia capitalist and
widely-known turfman, has purchased
the Elendorf farm, home of many fam
ous Kentucky thoroughbreds. He paid
$160,000 for the place, making the
deal through John E. Madden, Ken
tucky turfman. The farm embraces
213 acres, and is located in the blue
grass country near Lexington.
The late James B. Haggin of Lex
ington owned Elendorf place, and here
he conducted one of the most exten
sive breeding farms in the country.
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