HOLMES THE GAMBLER – Page Three

I should add that when I tried to get the Saratoga City Historian and the Historian at the Museum of Racing to provide some background pertaining to this theory, neither one would return the call! That speaks volumes to me. So win, place or show, our boy Holmes was seldom the loser at the track, all thanks to his native horse sense and a few well-placed tips from people in the know!

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