Bradley's Pleasure
Sirs:
I am in receipt of the copy of your valuable publication, TIME, and I note the [Kentucky Derby] article on p. 20. It is very good.
From all I can learn Jockey Fisher [on Head Play] was the first offender. Meade [on Broker's Tip the winner] only retaliated and pushed off Fisher's mount in order to protect himself. It is too bad this occurred and it took away a great deal of the pleasure of the victory.
EDWARD RILEY BRADLEY
Palm Beach, Fla.
Syracuse Mouse
Sirs:
. . . In a clever article entitled "Profound...
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