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[Newspaper] Publication: The Chicago Record-Herald Chicago, IL, United States |
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ROBERT [spell:HEMINGWAY;HEMINGRAY RULLED OFF THE TURF Kentucky Turfman Is Severely Disciplined By the California Jockey Club -- Bullman Is Set Down for Three Days. [SPECIAL TO THE RECORD-HERALD.] SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2. - Robert Hemingway [sic] Hemingray of the well-known Kentucky family of that name was to-day ruled off the California turf for life and was told to remove his horses from the Ingleside race track. After a meeting of the executive board of the new California Jockey Club, the order was issued by president Williams. It was brought about through Hemingray's alleged connection with a tragedy in which a woman figured prominently. Hemingway [sic] Hemingray has been regarded as a fairly clever horseman. Whether he will try to continue racing elsewhere is problematic. He says he does not yet known what he will do. · · |
| Keywords: | Hemingray Family |
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| Researcher: | Bob Stahr |
| Date completed: | January 25, 2005 by: Glenn Drummond; |