The Epiom Spring Meeting.
Description of the Derbyi ' i£*j|| . (By' Eleotrio Telegraph^-CopyrigSl'.teg (Per Um'teaPres^Assoeiation^-^g ' (Received M»y 27, at 9,30 *.mj ! f|||| ; . liosi)O9;May:26^P Eighteen started. DisraeffwasfavoritS and held the leading position 1 for some, dis^l tanos, but collapsed at-'thi'hill.^-'oSfi^ Batt and Wantage, going ;stronglyyj'as-fi sumed the leading positions. Jeddah, who^f up to this point had been-runnirigin l "th'ftji last division, began to come, up whenfiig? quarter of a' mile from Koine' hi dompanyS with Dieudonne and'Dunlop. ,Jedda§j| challenged Batt two hundred yards'fsins| the winning post, aid after a game str^ggli* Jeddah won by three-quarters of arleMttujg Time, 2mln 47seo^ ',.*/', 4 "\"-' '&*s& Madden rode the winner. -> iS-Sf^pssl It waa Larfiaoh'B first /trial r foW;p>i| Derby. He bought PilgrimageJ;tlie^dSm^ of Jeddah, for 160 guineas, and'- wa^Juii^'^ aware at the time that she'"wasln-foaV* : f|j
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9447, 27 May 1898, Page 2
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130The Epiom Spring Meeting. Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9447, 27 May 1898, Page 2
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