Ky., May 8.—Roaring down tbs
stretch in one of the most thrilling
and bitterly fought two horse fin
ishes in the Fifty-Ninth running cf
the Kentucky Derby Classic, Brok
er's Tip carried the colors of Col.
Edward Riley Bradley in triumph
last, Saturday afternoon by a scant
nose over speedy Head Play, owned
by Mrs. W. Crump, in a smashing
upset.
Charley O, of the R. M. Eastman
Estate, finished third, and Ladys
inan, owned by W. R. Coe, was
fourth. Ladysman was the favorite
to win the one mile and a quarter
classic.
Protest Filed
Jockey Herb Fisher, cn Head
Play, filed a protest, charging he
was fouled on the stretch by Don
Mead, the winner's rider. The
judges disallowed the protest. i
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Fisher and Mead were stiU so
excited that they started to trade
blows in the dressing room before
the rivals were pried apart.
The race was the first victory
for Broker's Tip.
The winner paid $19.68 on a $2
ticket.
The winner's purse was $48,923
plus the $5,000 gold trophy.
Head Play won $6,000, Charley
O $3,000 and Ladysman $1,000.
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