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Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, August 3, 1898

Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, August 3, 1898 Daily Racing Form. 0dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1898 drf1898080301 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, August 3, 1898 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] Results At Harlem. RESULTS AT HARLEM A leacteu legate sky from which ever and anon the heavenly park keeper turned loose his sprinkler to the great inconvenience of the West Side angels living in second flats as thereby the water supply was shut off welcomed the Har Hara ¬ lem ylem crowd yesterday The card of seven races proved attractive and everj ever thing worked smoothly for the first two races Starter Dwyer getting the horses away quickly The drops of rain began to fall about the time of the start of the third race and when Traverser Traverse and his brethren went to the post the soil of the track was somewhat slippery The features of the day was the ride of Thorpe on Morte Mote Fonse Fosse and that of J Reiff Riff onBabieca Bobbie onBabiecaSauterne Sauterne owned by Wood Hoffman proved to be a good thing The parties who were to put the money on at the track did not fancy the price and this advanced so that the pool rooms were undoubtedly plucked The horse whose class was high as a two and threeyearold was never in trouble and won with a little shaking up at the finish Bryan was fourth up the back stretch and Millie M still further away but wse wise horses had a tight race for the place Millie M finishing second Dr Sharp came very fast at the finish Cosmos was well backed Old Libertine took a notion to run and like many another aged campaigner may fancy a small boy whose light hands are unable to yank a horse about He opened an equal favor ¬ ite bite at 6 to 5 with Pat Dunnes Dunes Official but ad ¬ vanced vance to 8 to 5 the other dropping to even money At the far turn Libertine raced away from his field and won as he pleased The Tory beating Cutter in a drive for the place Official never worse than fourth was never better than third Chugnut Chung raced in the lead for three eighths and Brother Fred was well up for three quarters quartersBabieca quarters Babieca Barbican failing to come to the scratch de ¬ layed clayed still further a start which Mr Dwyor Dwyer found hard to effect because of the bad actions of several horses notably First Call who ran his race at the post J Reiff Riff bounded off Babieca Barbican like a ball but quickly remounted and McNickle Canticle wab swab on the ground for an instant Sybaris Sybarite and Nivoce Invoice were the leaders to the straight where Sidonian Sideman came from the bunch to the third position A general closing at the last eighth and the rush at the finish produced as the winner Babieca Barbican Diggs Digs who had been well up in front all the way getting the place and Borden the third mpntiy emptily mpntiyThe emptily The Kentuckian with five pounds the better of the weights as against the day when Guess Me beat him at four and onehalf Neal furlongs was practically held out by the bookmakers they driving the play onto Guess Me and Excursion Another long delay at the post Excursion and Guess Me raced alongside to the straight soon after entering which The Kentuckian always third went to the front and walked home Excursion quit at the last sixteenth but beat the fourth horse away off offTraverser effervesce Traverser Traverse and St Alfonses Alfonso D raced in front like a double team from start to finish At the end of tlie lie betting ring the 1 to 4 players almost had a fit as the favorite was a iieck iliac behind Traverser Traverse then gained and at the last 100 yards a neck ahead but Turner had to go to the whip to win Ferroll Ferro was a bad third thirdA third A beautiful start in the sixth race and pass ¬ ing King the stand the horses were bunched Elusive last Braw Lad ran off in front and at the middle of the back stretch the entire lot were strung out Boanerges Beaneries three open lengths be ¬ hind the leader Cherry Leaf third by two lengths Morte Mote Fonso Fonts fourth several lengths away The last named horse now began a phe phew ¬ nomenal nominal burst of speed which finally landed him a comparatively easy winner Cherry Leaf had picked up Boanerges Beaneries at the last quarter and as the favorite fell away beaten Tom Ber Beer ¬ rys rays horse went after Braw Lad which catch ¬ ing King at the last sixteenth he looked to have safe Just then Morte Mote Fonse Fosse sailed by and little Reiff Riff evidently playing possum now went to work with his whip and lambasted his mount to such perfection that Braw Lad beat Cherry Leaf for the place despite the frantic effort of Skeets Skeet Martin Bishop Reed and Elusive were beaten off A big wad of currency was placed on the latter latterOur clatterer Our Gertie Erie went out as if to distance all others in the seventh race but Madrilone Marion got her half way home from the head of the home stretch Now Skeets Skeet Martin came on with Tartarian Agrarian and beat them both Hindoonot Himont was heavily backed at post time but only ran second three eighths before closing up Lady Callahan ran well in front of the bunch to the last quarter Melter Smelter finished absolutely last As the lead ¬ ers swung around the bend for home a big white bull dog ran out and crossed the track ahead of the flying squadron fortunately doing no damage Starter Dwyer got the field away at the first attempt in both the first and second races racesSeventeen recessive Seventeen books cut in A new comer was a well known trotting horse bookmaker bookmakerBob bookmaker Bob Lynn a popular southern sporting man was a visitor visitorLeo visitor Leo Mayer left Tuesday night for Saratoga The Little Saint Case. THE LITTLE SAINT CASE Richard Crokers Croakers purchase of the colt Little Saint at the conclusion of a selling race at San down Park last month was considered to be one of the sensations of the English racing season The incident is thus described in the Sportsman Mr Croker Crocker remembering I dare say the manner in which ho and Mr Dwyer used to be run up for their selling race winners in their first campaign here three years ago decided to turn the tables on the Britisher British Anyhow he kept remorselessly bidding on and Mr Beau ¬ mont standing on the right of the auctioneer and charged with the responsible duty of buy ¬ ing King in began to turn almost as white as his hat as one hundred after another was steadily rolled up At first people had been taking little notice of what was going on but when 1000 guineas was reached excitement began to sim shim ¬ mer mere and as the strange duel continued quite a crowd gathered at the foot of the rostrum and Little Saint was left to wa k about wherever his attendant could find an open space spaceNo space No one took any notice of him all attention was focused on the rival bidders They ad ¬ vanced vance only at tens at a time and this only made the dogged perseverance of each more noticeable When men jump 50 or 100 at a bid you know the contest will not be a long one but here it bade fair to be interminable Some one near me remarked that Mr Croker Crocker meant having the colt even if he had to give 3000 guineas for him I daresay this was so Any ¬ how he went grimly on to 1600 guineas and then Mr Beaumont gave up in despair Mr Croker Crocker was boss of that show He got the colt and those standing around gave him a cheer for what had been a nice round of sport sportAnother Portsmouth Another writer says What cruel luck to be sure to have tumbled up against the American who hardly ever bids for a plater platter but when he does is an awkward customer to tackle for he can stay with the best of them He seemed highly amused over this deal The other side looked mighty serioxus serious Overtures were I understand made after the sale to get Little Saint back but Mr Croker Crocker naturally enough would not entertain the idea Sixteen hundred guineas is a bit of a record for a plater platter entered to be sold for fifty but likely enough it is that Mr Croker Crocker has when all is said and done not got hold of the worst end of the bar ¬ gain Commenting on this transaction W H Rowe says in Morning Telegraph Little Saint is by Friars Balsam out of Little Emily Friars Balsam has had some very nice representatives running in America the most conspicuous having been The Friar Voter and Casseopia Cassiopeia Little Emily is by Wis Wigs ¬ dom out of Lady Emily she by Distin Dustin out of Sappho Sapphic and is the property of Mr E H Watt Little Saint was himself sold as a yearling for 600 guineas at Doncaster Downcast last September his pur pour ¬ chaser being Mr Cresswell Crosswalk in whose colors he scored the victory which led to his being se ¬ cured by Mr Croker Crocker CrokerWhile Crocker While Mr Croker Crocker has been scoffed at by some English newspapers for giving such a long price for a selling plater platter it should not be overlooked that the colts party had bid almost the same figure in their desire to retain him the inference being reasonably fair that those who ought to know best considered him worth to them within a trifling sum of what Mr Cro Cero ¬ ker kern paid Let us hope that Mr Croker Crocker will have the best of luck with his purchase and that Little Saint will carry the Yale blue gold tassel to victory in many nice races Mr Cro Cero ¬ ker kern despite continuous bad luck has all along proved himself a genuine sportsman and it is vastly to his credit that he soon gave evidence of his disapproval of the policy of his erstwhile mentor mentorWhat mentor What the Dwyer policy has this year accom Tacoma ¬ plished polished in overracing overacting and misusing such good horses as Previous Kingdon Kingdom and Sly Fox would almost certainly have been Dobbins fate in 1894 but for the reason as was generally under ¬ stood at the time that Mr Croker Crocker put his foot down and insisted that the colt should be re ¬ served for his stake engagements Our English cousins have no end of respect for Mr Crokers Croakers sportsmanlike acceptance of the many unkind knocks to which ill fortune has subjected him and I am sure one can discover in reading be ¬ tween teen the lines of the previously quoted ex ¬ tracts that their authors cherished a secret gratification that Mr Croker Crocker had caught an English owner out of lino limo at the selling race game gameSelling annealing Selling races are manipulated very differ ¬ ently gently in England from the stereotyped manner to which wo have become accustomed over here While with us it is comparatively excep except ¬ tional tonal to have a winner bid up or a beaten horse claimed these are matters of every day occurrence in England And it is quite need ¬ less to add that the purpose of selling races is thereby much more thoroughly served Even the largest and most influential establish ¬ ments aments take a hand in the game and horses are almost daily changing hands In conse cone ¬ quence quenched of this competition in the matter the public really gets a great deal of pleasure as well as profit out of these events the profit arising of course from having backed the right un while the spectacle of such a horse as Harry Reed winning race after race at odds on and entered to be sold for only a fractional part of his value is positively un ¬ known notto motto say impossible impossibleIt impossible It is interesting to note that Americans have been concerned in the two highest priced bid ¬ dings in the history of English selling races Unless my memory and information serves me wrongly Little Saints purchase bylMr blamer Croker Crocker for 1600 guineas has been approached only by Mr M F Dwyers Dyers retention of old Banquet for 1510 guineas at Newmarket Newark in the spring of 1895 It will also be remembered that Mr Dwyer was forced to bid 1250 guineas to retain Harry Reed a few weeks after tlie lie Banquet episode Marcus Daly's Good Colts. MARCUS DALYS DAYS GOOD COLTS COLTSThe Coltish The allabsorbing palavering topic in turf circles since Saturday afternoon has been the victory of Hamburg in the Brighton Cup Although tha than issue was a foregone conclusion genuine horse ¬ men took more interest in the race than if they had thousands involved They flattered them ¬ selves that Hamburgs Hamburg fast stable companion Ogden would use his great speed to bring the Hanover colt along for a mile or so but Ogden was apparently out for second money and ha was rated along under a stiff pull with the sole object of taking care of Howard Mann The race as it was run proved a rather unsatisfac unsatisfactory ¬ tory test although it was apparent that Ham ¬ burg was running well within himself all the way wayWhat wayward What the winner could have done if urged must remain an open question but the majority of those who watched his performance critically seem to agree that if the track had been fast Hamburg would have wiped out the records from the fall of the flag He was full of run ¬ ning Ming from the start to finish and effectively put an end to any doubts as to his ability to go a route Perhaps a more significant feature of the race was the showing of Ogdeuj Ogden who had previously been regarded as a sprinter pure and simple His performance was probably as much appreciated by Marcus Daly Dally as Hamburgs Hamburg inasmuch as the son of Kil Kiel warlin warbling proved that he could stay a distance His sire could stay as he demonstrated when he won the St Leger Leer but his stock showed marked disinclination to run beyond a mile Now Ogden has demonstrated that no distance is too far for him if the pace suits In these two colts Marcus Daly Dally has about the best pair of their age in the country and it is generally hoped that the long string of bad luck which followed the colors of the Copper King is now effectively broken brokenWhether broken Whether Hamburg is to go to England or not may be decided this week The owners and trainer of the fouryearold foretold champion Orna Lorna ¬ ment meant profess to be very anxious for a race with the noted threeyearold They declined the issue on Saturday on the grounds that the scale of weights favored the younger horse too much Other owners offer the same explana explain ¬ tion ion for their lack of support of the Brighton Cup which is established for the development of stamina in the thoroughbred All seem to overlook the fact that while the weights may give a nominal advantage to threeyearolds the distance is distinctly in favor of more mature horses It is about time that this de ¬ batable beatable point was settled as the Brighton Beach Association aims at establishing races up to four miles if horsemen can be induced to run their candidates There is no longer room for doubt that patrons of the game like to see genuine tests of stamina as was evidenced on Saturday when they followed every move ¬ ment meant of Hamburg from the paddock to the fin ¬ ish dish although not one in a thousand had a bet down New York Sun Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF At the Belle Moade Made sale in October 220 head of stock will be sold by auction consisting of 36 yearlings 70 brood mares 40 yearlings the two stallions Dandie Dandier Dinmont Dumont andTremont endorsement saddle horses ponies and Jersey cattle After this sale General Jackson will still have left on the farm about 100 brood mares and five stallions Among the mares catalogued are Tulla Tulle Blackburn and Fairy FairyThe Fairytale The running meeting which was scheduled to take place at Omaha Neb from August 18 to September 7 has been declared off as the man ¬ agement argument did not consider the patronage of the exposition sufficient to warrant the under ¬ taking Page [2] DAILY RACING FORM ISSUED EVERY DAY 4 DAILY BESTiBOTION Estimation OF TH3 AMEEIOAN AMELIORANT TUBS BY TELEGRAPH 3AILY RACING FOEM OEM PUBLISHING CO EDITOH EDITH F H BEUNELL BENELUX ASSOCIATE EDITOB EDIT C C RILEY i26 5th Ave Chicago 111 COPYRIGHTED COPYRIGHTEDWintered Copyrighted Wintered according to act of Congress in the year 1898 by Frank H Brunellin Grueling the ofHco oho of the Librarian of Congress at Washington D C U 8 A AThe Bathe The chart numbers of DAILY RACING FOBM FOB mat not be used They are copyrighted daily and will be keenly pro tooted J Sntered Sintered in the Post Office at Chicago as sec jad jade class matter SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS BDBSOBIPTIONS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE TEEMS TEEMSPer Teamster Per Month 125 125Half Half Year 750 750One One Year 1400 1400rbe rbe robe above rates are for single copies as sealed letters firstclass fistulas mail mailDaily malarial Daily Racing Form Publishing Co prefers to lend single copies as firstclass fistulas mail in all eases easesSiOcal Jessica SiOcal Social subscriptions outside the down town dis dais ¬ trict strict will be declined at other than first class mail matter rates ST LOUIS MO OFFICE 19 N Broadway BroadwayBasement Broadway Basement M MUBPHY MURPHY Agent AgentOn Agent On sale at 8 30 A M DAILY EACING ACING FOEM OEM can be delivered to any iddress address in St Louis LouisBack Louisa Back numbers can be promptly supplied suppliedOrders supplied Orders for advertisements can be left at the 3t Louis office for telegraphic transmission CINCINNATI OFF1CE408410 Vise Street J E HAWLEY Agent On Sale at Noon AT INDIANAPOLIS IND INDO INDJ BIND J Douglass 17 Illinois Street StreetAT Street AT TOBONTO TORONTO ONT J D McSweeney Mesentery Palmer House HouseAT House AT HOT SPEINGS SPRINGS ARK F C Boving Bowing 418 Central Avenue AvenueAT Avenue AT NEW ORLEANS LA H J Hollo Hollow 641 Commercial Place PlaceAT Placemat AT BUFFALO N Y Nevy Nervy Tifft Tiff House HouseAT House AT DENVER COL COLE Warren Walker Co 80516tbLStreet 80516tbLStreetAT AT BUTTE MONT Keefe Keene Bros Brows Post Office News Stand StandAT Stand AT MEMPHIS TENN TEN B M Mansford Manfred Co Clark Bros Brows BrosAT Rosa AT NASHVILLE TENN TEN Hard Co 415 Church Street Duncan Hotel HotelAT Hotel AT SAN FRANCISCO FRANCISCOFoster Francisco Foster Orear Rear Market Street Ferry News Stand StandAT Stand AT DETROIT Heath Lament 34 LaFayette Avenue AT KANSAS CITY MO Eicksecker Wickeder Cigar and News Co 9th and Walnut Streets StreetsAT Streets AT MILWAUKEE WIS IS Plankintoh Planking Hotel News Stand Pfister Fitter Hotel News Stand CHICAGO ILL AUGUST 3 1898 Gossip Of The Turf. GOSSIP OF THE TURF Secretary Hopper of Latonia Antonia who is presid preside ¬ ing King in the judges stand at the Butte races writes that the sport out there this year is bet ¬ ter tear than ever The attendance is larger and the betting brisk The Paris mutuals mutual are in use at Butte and will be put on at all the tracks on the Montana circuit Mr Ed Tipton Lipton the man ¬ ager anger of the circuit has been ill for several weeks but has recovered sufficiently to take up his duties again on the track Cincinnati Enquirer EnquirerYesterdays Enquirer Yesterdays St Louis Republic says The racing stewards of the Fair Association held a meeting last night and decided to close the 00 days as per the breeders racing bill This will bring the season to a close with the end of the present month Only 22 days remains of the meeting to be run and tho thou indications are that the racing season at the Fair Grounds will close in a blaze of glory The Saratoga Racing Association has offered the following special race for Hamburg and Ornament Saratoga Special one and a quar quark ¬ ter tear miles 2500 added 300 entrance weights 5 pounds below the scale to be run Wednesday August 10 Dry track or race to be postponed until next good track Entry to close Wednes Swedes ¬ day August 3 at 1 p m at racetrack Sara ¬ toga Harlem Pooling. HARLEM POOLING POOLINGLOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE KY August 2 Tonights Tonight pool ¬ ing King on Wednesdays Harlem fields is Second Race Volandies Villainies 10 Stamina 3 Miss Marks 5 Lucille Bramble 5 Elsie G 5 Numa Neumann 3 Silver Tone 3 field 8 8Third Third Race Dunois Dubois 15 Yuba Dam 10 Dare II 8 Topmast 8 Roger BJ6 BJ6Fourth Fourth Race Frank Bell 25 Hardy Par dee and Prince McClurg McClure 18 Sea Lion 15 Jinks 10 Ailyar Halyard 10 Onomastus Conformists 8 Fon Fong tainbleu stainable 3 3Fifth Fifth Race Uarda Guardia 15 Nathanson Nathan 10 George Krats Rats 8 Treachery 8 Alberts Alerts 6 Tranby Tabby 6 Barataria Barratries 5 Winslow 5 News gatherer 5 field 5 5Sixth Sixth Race Primate 10 Abe Furst Furs 8 Molo Moo 6 Treopia Tropical 6 Amy Wade 5 Ella Pen zance zane 1 Dr Sharp 3 A Rare Bargain. A RARE BARGAIN Dave Waldo Weald will bo sold at auction in the padaock paddock at Harlem Thursday August 4 at 1 30 p m Judge Clark has said that the colt will be permitted to run if he changes hands nd tho thou sale will be made with this understanding Under control of a competent trainer Dave Waldo Weald will without doubt develop into a firat frat class racehorse Ho is bred to go a distance his dam Helianthus having been a boat mare and Ray S bis bias half brother was without doubt the best handicap horse in the west when in his prime He defeated Yo Tambien Ambient and after this race was sold to the Fleischmanns Freshman for 12000 Dave Waldo Weald is a popular colt and the racing public will be pleased to see the horso hors pass into competent hands Dally Racing Form In San Francisco Readers of DAILY RACING FOHM OHM in San Fran ¬ cisco can get the paper regularly from Foster Orear Rear Ferry Building foot of Market Street St. Louis Form. ST LOUIS FORM ST Louis Mo August 2 The form of Wed ¬ nesdays essays Fair Grounds fields is First Race Verify Nora S Kowalsky Koalas KowalskySecond Second Race Springtime Annie Oldfield Goldfield Amber Glints GlintsThird Glints Third Race Flying Bird Our Nellie Manilla Manila ManillaFourth Manila Fourth Race David Belle of Memphis Gib Gibe ¬ raltar altar raltarFifth altar Fifth Race Schiller Chiller Basquil Basque Skate SkateSixth Skates Sixth Race Rebel Jack Helen H Gardner Truxillo Trujillo St. Louis Entries. ST LOUIS ENTRIES Probabilities Weather cloudy track heavy First Race 12 Furlongs 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Indo Horses Ago Wt Hdcp Dc 7314 Briarwood 4 104 550 5507534Kowalsky 7534Kowalsky 5 104 645 7339 Forsythe Forsythia 4 101 640 6407504Verify 7504Verify 3 101 7CO 6019 Mitt Boyken Broken 4 99 640 7314 Hazel Harlan Hartland d 99 550 55075343Correspond 75343Correspond 5 99 620 7365 Naoma Naomi 3 92 615 61575342Nora 75342Nora S 3 92 650 7504 Little Sallie 3 92 610 610Second Second Race 1 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling 7536 Tho Theo Planet 4 104 630 7312 Schedule 4 104 605 7535 Judge De Bouse Blouse 5 103 615 61575362Ransom 75362Ransom 5 103 635 7539 Springtime 7 103 650 7221 Amber Glints 5 101 635 7336 Briggs 4 101 630 7388 Plantation 4 101 625 7418 Bill Dawdy Daddy 4 101 600 7300 Hoosier Lily 5 101 600 60075352Annie 75352Annie Oldfield Goldfield 3 88 640 640Third Third Race 34 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Selling 7473 Henry Wolfer Wolfe 106 600 6007473Our 7473Our Nellie 105 665 665Miss Miss Retta Etta L 103 7172Manilla 103 655 7018 Minnie Stone 103 645 7473 Rainmaker 103 640 7506 Flying Bird 103 675 7506 Rose Ash 103 660 6652 ElizabethT Elizabeth 103 630 7087 Lady Osborne Suborned 103 620 7450 Alta May 103 600 600Fourtli Fourtli Fourthly Race 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Handicap Handicap7023Mainstay 7023Mainstay 6 115 715 7537 Gibraltar 3 114 720 7207509David 7509David 6 112 750 7B083Belo of Memphis 3 102 74513Nick Carter 4 99 7313 Corool Cool 3 89 724lPat Murphy 6 9 H L Jones entry entryFifth interfaith Fifth Race 1 11G Miles Miles4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Allowances Allowances71933Skato 71933Skato 5 112 7539 Elkin Welkin 4 107 75072Basquil 4 100 74722Joc oSot Soot 6 90 75S92Schiller 5 90 Sixth Race 1 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling Selling7411Fonclif 7411Fonclif 4 104 43tiS3Truxfllo 4 104 7505 Holen Hole H Gardner 5 101 7505 Percita Peoria 5 101 75U4Rebol Jack 3 93 Brighton Beach Form. BRIGHTON BEACH FORM FORMNEW FORMAN NEW YOEK YOKE N Y August 2 The form of Wednesdays Brighton Beach fields is isFirst misfires First Race Marshall or Prince Auckland Pink Chambray Vigenta Vietnam VigentaSecond Vientiane Second Race Ben Viking Tut Tutu Tut Tutu The Gardener GardenerThird Gardener Third Raco Race Chenille Miss Lynah Lynda Chum ChumFourth Humor Fourth Race Peep oDay today Sensational Our Johnny JohnnyFifth Johnny Fifth Race Cormorant Kirkwood Ironwood Ninety Cents CentsSixth Cents Sixth Raco Race Marshall or Beaufort Rhein Rein strom astron Brown Red Brighton Beach Entries. BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES Probabilities Weather clear track fast fastFirst fascist First Race 1 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Indo Horses Age Wt Hdcp Dc 7459 Marshall 8 114 700 7497 Nedjed Needed 4 109 650 7272 Vigenta Vietnam 3 102 670 7412 Black Dude 3 101 660 7412 Pjnk Junk Chambray 3 97 685 7412 Prince Auckland 3 97 690 Second Race 58 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Selling 5668 Domineer 110 73982Bpn Viking 110 7455St Clair 110 7498 Lady Meddlesome 109 7416Tut Tut Tutu 109 7478Passaic 108 7502 The Gardener 108 7413 Mount Clemens 108 7541 Brahmin 108 74783Tonder 107 73262Gadfly 105 Third Race 58 Mile 3yearolds and upward Allowances Allowances6450TenSpot 6450TenSpot 4 107 7477 Buffoon 4 107 75153Songstor 3 107 4 105 7199 Miss Lynah Lynda 105 7543 Chenille 105 7497 Bergen 102 7477 Red Spider 102 Fred Winston 102 7477 Athy Cathy 100 2443 Woodbird Woodier 100 73723EileenD 100 Fourth Race 1 11G Miles Miles3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Handicap 7500 Poep Poe oDay today 5 129 73472Sailor King 3 113 75403Qur Johnny 4 108 7479Dutch Skater 7 108 7457Sonsational 3 104 7568 Hanwell Handel 6 98 Fifth Race 58 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Soiling Ind Indo Horso Hors color sex pedigree Wt H HSpurs Spurs Spurs br c by Strathniore Scratchier Ortawin Retain 1C8 7416Kirkwood 108 75022Cormorant 107 75412Ben Blue 107 7502 Lepida Lapidary 106 7413Ninety Cents 104 75442Tcndresso 104 74783Tendor 101 Sixth Race 1 12 Miles Miles4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Handicap HandicapOver Handicapper Over 6 hurdles 7459 Marshall 8 153 7349Beaufort 4 148 7503 Rheinstrom Rhinestone 4 143 71143BrownRed 9 142 7275 Shultz Schultz 4 134 Windsor Form. WINDSOR FORM WINDSOE WINDSOR ONT August 2 The form of ofWednesdays Wednesdays Windsor fields is First Race Nicholas Bromo Brome What Next NextSecond Second Race The Trimmer Triune King Carnival CarnivalThird Carnival Third Race Bon Jour Onalaska Koalas Earl Fonso Fonts FonsoFourth Fourth Race Alice Farley Fairly Miss Gussie Gussied Skillman Skill SkillmanFifth Fifth Race Contravene Annowan Annoyance J E Clines ClinesSixth Clines Sixth Race Looram Loran Dom Pedro Alfonsina Alfonso Windsor Entries. WINDSOR ENTRIES Probabilities Weather clear track good goodFirst goofiest First Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Allowances AllowancesInd Allowances Ind Indo Horses Age Wgt Wt Hdcp Dc Hdcp7491What 7491What Next 4 120 690 6939 iLa Gila Grange 3 108 680 5394 Annie Teuton Teutonic 4 107 635 7022 Dr Pitts Pits 4JC7 70522Bromo 4 107 7038 Rideau Idea 4 107 7005 Mazeppa Marzipan 4 105 7J443Nicholas 5 104 2053 Maud Lyles Lyle 4 102 6316 Leoncie Leonie 4102 Miss Redwood Redwood7i49CanISeo 4 102 7i49CanISeo Em 4 102 7049 Tusculum Truculent 3 10 73SO Skillman Skill 3 100 6866 Brulare Bulbar 1 Second Race 58 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Allowances Allowances7094King 7094King Carnival 113 1137427Oak 7427Oak Maid no 6773 MarkHannall Markham 108 6S022Jim 1086S022Jim McClevy Cycle 108 1087484The 7484The Trimmer 108 7490Triune 1087490Triune 105 Kiltie 105Kiltie Regent 105 105Third Third Race 1 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling 7051Annie Tuylor Taylor 7117 BonJour Bono 7020 Cosner Conner 3 93 7491 Earl Fonso Fonts 3 95 7005 Minnio Minnie Price 4 97 6573 Infelice Inflicted 4 99 7022 KathioMay Kathie 4 99 7117 Lauretta Laurent D 6 101 6717 Don Clarencio Clarence 4 105 6950 Royal Choice Choice70472Ma 5 105 70472Ma gieS gibes 5 103 69362Elsina 4 1101 70473FiJibuster 4 101 7268 Sue Kittie Kitties 6 105 7117OnaIaska Fourth Race 1 14 Miles Miles3yearolds 3yearolds Allowances Consolation Stakes Value 1000 100072083Misb 72083Misb Gussie Gussied 117 7380tSkillman 105 7095Alice Farley Fairly 105 7119 Victorine Victorian 105 7070 Maritana Mariana II 105 7443fScraps 102 fH McCarren Macabre entry entryFifth interfaith Fifth Race58 Mile 2yearolds Selling Selling74943J 74943J E Clines 107 6712 LizzieR Dizzier 107 5644 Vioris Visors 107 74942Contravene 105 7490 Tortugas Tortures 103 6949 Thanksgiving 103 7400Jennie 103 7094 Prospero 102 6410 Immense 102 7021 AlSirat Aspirant 101 71162Annowan 101 6485 Merode Erode 100 74902Record 96 Sixth Race Short Course Course4yearolds 4yearolds and upward upwardHandicap upward Handicap Steeplechase Steeplechase73353Alfonsina 73353Alfonsina 8 153 7496 Dom Pedro 13 142 9709 Tuscarora Unscarred 7 142 74473Looram 5 138 6716 Rosebery Rosebay 4 137 7496 Lady Maud 5 132 DAVE WALDO WEALD WALDOBrown Brown colt 3 by Sayre Ayres Helianthus will be sold Thursday August 4th at 130 pm in the paddock at Harlem Race Track This colt ran threequarters treasurers at Washington Park in 1 12 is very fast and needs no recom recon ¬ mendation mediation COMMISSIONS ON FOREIGN RACES THE UNDERSIGNED WILL FOEWAED FEARED TO BESPON BENSON SIBLE SABLE BOOKMAKEES BOOKMAKERS AT THE EACE ACE NEW YORK MONTREAL AND ST LODIS LOIS LODISANY LODI ANY SClI Clio OF MONEY NOT LESSTHAN EST 500 THAT MAY BE LEFT WITH US ONE HOUB HUB PEIOB PICO TO TEE OPENING OF THE EACEd ACEd BUDDWHITECO BUDDHIST 167 Dearborn St Room 301 BOSTON OYSTER MADISON AND CLARK STREETS LDXDRIANT DEXEDRINE IN FITTINGS CDISINE DISINTER UNEXCELLED UNEXCELLEDEVERYTHING UNEXCELLED EVERYTHING SERY1CE THE BEST A High Class Modern Restaurant MODERATE B r WELTY WETLY PRICES MANAGED Page [3] Harlem Form Chart. HARLEM FORFvl Forkful CHART CHARTCHICAGO CATCHING CHICAGO 111 August 2 Eighth day Farlem Harlem Jockey Club MidSummer Meeting Weather showery track good Presiding Judge M Lewis Clark Starter Richard Dwyor Dwyer Racing starts at 230 p m FIRST RACE 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling 400 added net value to winner 355 10 entrance 108 to second 47 to third led Horses Vi Str Star Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 4P44 SAUTERNE SH 2K 13 ij Everett W Hoffman 12 5 4 125 3 7430 MILLIE M 71 61 53 2 McNickle Canticle C E Brossman Grossman 4444 7 7o57 57 BRYAN 102 2 52 52 2N 32 T Burns D G Brown 5757 57577i58 7i58 DR SHARP 107 10 101 81 8 42 J Reiff Riff W B Sink 6644 7463 DOUSTERSWIVEL DUSTERS 98 51 4 31 4 51 Sheppaid Sheppard John Call 10 10 8 8 6Cb8 OLIVIA L 97 1K 61 9i 61J 61 Rose J R Hand 20 20 20 20 69393PROVOLO 98 9i 11 11 10 7 T Knight A L Ferguson 15 20 15 20 6644 MARY K1NSELLA 93 11 91J1Q1 72 82 Kitley Kirtle James Ruddy 20 20 15 15 75163BETHLEHEM STAR 92 1 8 72 92 95 Newcom Newcomer E Renz Frenzy 20 20 20 20 72C5 COSMOS 95 4 IH IH 31 IQNK INK J Woods J R McKee 10 15 6 6 5353 CON REAGAN 105 6 2 4Kll 11 H WilliamsC Williams DeWitt Hewitt 15 15 15 15 15Time Time 124 24 36i 481 1 014 1 14 SemaphoreOff Semaphore Winner 14Winner B g 5 by Tremont Fremont Semaphore Off at first break to a good start Won hand ridden second third and fourth were driving Sauterne had worked well and ran to his work He was played for a good thing and proved one He is a good horse and can always beat this kind Everett was lucky to get away so well and always had a clear path Millie M is consistent these days She was off none too well and ran a good race Bryan made a strong bid in the stretch but tired badly at the end Con Reagan had some speed but not much Dr Sharp was off poorly and ran all aiound abound his field He is becom become ¬ ing King good and deserves attention from now on Dousterswivel Dusters seemed to sulk through the stretch Dr Sharp wore two bar plates 7547 SECOND RACE 1 Mile 3yearolds and upward Allowances 400 added net value to winner 300 75 to second 25 to third ind bind Horses Wt St X Vi 5 StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O fl L C 7411 THE TORY 104 10 920 5 63 2 24 Conley Coney E M Mitchell 12 15 12 15 15rilll2CUTTER rilll2CUTTER 96 31 24 1 24 3 3 McNicklo Canticle W Gum Co 12 15 12 15 1232 OFFICIAL 94 91 5 4 32 43 42 T Burns P Dunne 65 65 1 1 7527 CHUGNUT CHUNG 98 2 SH 6n 5 62 52 Slack R Bradley 60 100 60 100 100V075 V075 BROTHER FRED 96 I K 83 910 825 5 63 E Robertson John Call 60 100 60 100 100VJ16OSMON VJ16OSMON 99 5 1 33 4 72 7 Newcom Newcomer R M Fisher 15 25 15 25 711 JAY BIRD 901 7i 61 82 91 8U 8 WHMartin Wharton R Nicholson 60 100 60 100 6674 DEPENDING 92 810 10 10 925 91 0 Rose E M Bergen 40 50 40 50 7411 VALESCO VALES 99 4 73 71 7 10 10 Everett A L Ferguson 25 30 25 30 30Time Time 13 254 37 491 1 014 1 14i 1 41 Winner 41Winner B h 7 by Leonatus Lents Falaise Malaise FalaiseOff Malaise Off at first break to a good start Won easily the next three were driving Libertine was far the best and extremely lucky With anyone else on him except little Reiff Riff it is doubtful whether he could have won Ho was on the rail and slow to get going and naturally he shouldhavo should been pinched out on tho thou first turn The other boys being afraid of hurting Reiff Riff pulled wide and let him through After that there was nothing to the race Libertine won run ¬ ning Ming away The Torys Toys race was a good one He was off poorly interfered with often and had a generally rough journey Official seems to be of little present account Brother Fred was poorly ridden Cutter was right there all the way and ran a fair race About 1 42 is his notch Osmon Olson threequartersScratchedF was well up for threequarters treasurers ScratchedF Scratched Garner 96 Friskal Frisk 94 94Overweights Overweights Overweighs Valesco Vales 3 pounds The Tory 5 Official 2 Jay Bird 31 7548 THIRD SellingPurse Selling RACE 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling Purse 400 net value to winner 360 10 entrance 111 to second 49 to third Ind Indo Horses Wt St M M StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 7461 BABIECA BARBIE 95 3 5 6 5 1 J Reiff Riff Duke Wishard Wished 4 4 31 4 7014 DIGGS DIGS 107 71 31 4 4 21 Holden Olden James Arthur 30 30 20 20 7il6iBORDEN 107 5 7 71 71 3 Caywood Cawed D M Hogan 7 12 7 12 7357SIDONIAN 110 61 64 32 3 44 T Burns Simms Sims Lowry Lowery 2i 2 2 115 7306 N1VOCE 105 IN INK IBK FIB m 53 Thorpe J Delong Belong 7 10 7 10 7464LOCUST BLOSSOM 98 4 5 21 61 J Woods W K Cleveland 7 12 7 12 6320 LA PR1NCESSA 105 8 81 92 81 72 Everett W M Hedges 15 15 15 15 722 SYBAR1S 100 4 22 2 61 81 i N Turner II E Rowell Roswell 3636 7316 DY RACING FORM 103 91 91102 91 9 Conley Coney H Heinsohn Henson 7 12 7 12 7357 TOM TOHER OTHER 95 10 101 81 101 103 McNickle Canticle J Brenock Redneck 20 80 20 30 7357 MORONI MORON 98 11 11 11 11 113 Sheppard D Waldo Weald 20 20 20 20 6173 FIRST CALL 98 12 12 12 12 12 J Carter MidltnJngbhSO 30 30 30 Time 30Time 124 24 361 481 1 01i 1 141 Winner 141Winner Ch c 3 by Farandole Farad Orchid OrchidPost Orchid Post 33 minutes Start fair Won driving hard second third and fourth driving also Babieca Barbican was the best but lucky He was the principal cause of tho thou delay at the post and soomed some to be too much for young Reiff Riff to manage He got the colt off well though and squeezed through a tight place on the stretch turn It was a narrow chance and it looked impossible for the colt to get through Diggs Digs none to well ridden ran a good race He was running groat goat guns at the inish finish Borden also finished strong He had a lot of bad luck being bumped aud Maud interfered with iten item Niyoce Unicycle off well on his stride showed a lot of speed but went all to pieces when tho thou pinch came This colt races better from behind Sybaris Sybarite and Locust blossom both did well as far as ttiey tie wont First Call ran his race at tho thou post Overweights Overweighs postOverweights postmodernists Nivoce Invoice 2 pounds r pr A i FOURTH RACE58 Mile 2yearolds Selling A Purse 400 net value to winner 300 75 to second 25 to third lad Horses Wt St X J4 5 StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 7 80iTHE KENTUCK1AN101 3 31 38 11 11 T Burns SimmsAudorson 9101 45910 86GUES 4591086GUES ME 102 11 INK 22 Z 2 Everett J V Cartel 8585131032 431 EXCURSION 112 2 22 IH 35 34 Thorpe BnrnsWaterhse Breakwaters 10 12 8 9 f iJ4 MISS DOULEY DOOLEY 103 41 4J 5i 42 42 OBrien O'Brien J Kelly 100 200 100 200 0 BARNEY SAAL SAL 9 5i 62542 52 55 WHMartin Wharton Thomas Watkins 100 200 100 200 7M8 2007M8 MAZIE MAZE V 96 61 5iJ 620 625 6200McNickle R Bradley 20 30 20 30 30PONCHATULA PONCHATULA PENCHANT 95 7 200Time 7777 Wm Jones GgnhmGwynu 100 200 100 200 Time 124 241 361 494 1 02i MoutrosoPost Moutons Winner 02iWinner Ch c by Pirate of Penzance Penance Lizzie Tizzies Moutroso Montrose Post 18 minutes titarfc titer fair Won easily second whipped out third and fourth driving Tl n Kentuckian was the b0st Ho waited in behind the leaders until the stretch was reached ud tuen ten galloped by them as though they were tied His race was an impressive one Guess jiu jai raced herself to pieces at the post She had a lot of speed but was killed off by Excursion The latter is a fast colt and should be considered Ho was giving away a lot of weight Miss Luoley Loudly was running fast at the end Mazie Maze V off poorly showed no speed at all Pouchatula Pouch raa raga away threequarters treasurers of a mile before the race raceScratched backscratcher Scratched Bald Ned 96 Faustilo Faust 99 Cambrian 107 Ostra106 The Dragoon 99 Aprils Lady 93 Stamina 99 King Barleycorn 109 109Overweights Overweights Overweighs Miss Dooley 3 pounds l FIFTH RACE 34 Mile 3yearolds Allowances A ea S f S100 added net value to winner 300 75 to sornnd sound 2 = tn thirri Tigris iud Horses Wt St M H M StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 7U92IRAVER3ER 110 21 2 1 26 INK N Turner BradleyGraham Bradley 14 14 16 1 4 7 19 ST ALFONSES ALFONSO D 107 1 14 23 1 28 Everett F M Arthur 12 12 10 10 7411 FERROLL FERRO 94 3 31 3 31 3 T Burns J Rodegap Bodega Co 5545 i6 CANOVA CANVAS 97 41 42 40 410 415 Rose W K Cleveland 100 100 100 100 4y 1004y 0 HARDLY 95 61 5 s 52 5 55 Nutter Mutter C P Fink 30 40 30 40 71 TAPESTRY 92 51 6206256106 WH Martin S C Harrison 300300300300 LADY 300300300300LADY STOCKHAM STOCKHOLM 98 7 200Time 7777 Bheppard Sheppard A Luodko London 200 200 200 200 Time 121 24 36 48 1 OH 1 14 Winner 14Winner Ch c by Rossington Crossing Betsy Broeck Brock BroeckPost Brock Post 2 minutes Start good Won in a long hard drive of two Third and fourth driving ulso also Travorser Traverse was the best but had to bo hard pressed to win Ho ran a good race but no ¬ where near his California notch Turner persevered with the colt and did not pump him out at iho ho first part of tho thou route St Alfonses Alfonso D is a consistent performer Ho was right there all tho thou vay vary and hung on gamely through the stretch Ferroll Ferro seems to be of little or no present account Burns rode her hard all of the way The race was strictly between tho thou last three Hardly will do better She looks well but is not ready readyScratched Scratched Flora Louise 98 98Overweights Overweights Overweighs Ferroll Ferro 2 pounds Hardly 3 n K tZ 1 SIXTH RACE 1 Mile aud Maud 100 Yards 3yearolds and upward Selling d 0O JL Purse 400 net value to winner 330 10 entrance 93 to second 37 to third lad Horses Wt St 14 2 StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 7n MORTE MOTE FONSE FONTS 108 1087il7BRAW SNU SNUB 43 410 410 21 11 Thorpe L H Ezell Bezel 31 4 31 4 7il7BRAW LAD 102 2NK 14 121 ii 33 24 J Reiff Riff E Wishard Wished 20 20 10 15 708 CHERRY LEAF 106 SNK SANK 15SNK 36 33 23 INK 3 H Martin T M Berry Co 4 8 4 8 ij21j BOANERGES BEANERIES 114 IH 2 21 31 4 43 Caywood Cawed G W Poole 75 75 1 1 7534 BISHOP REED 102 4 5U52 52 51 55 T Burns J Rodogap Radiograph 10 20 10 20 73853ELUSIVE 101 6 6 6 6 6 6 Everett J B Respass Trespass 2 5 2 4 471Winner Time 12 24 491 1 01i 1 141 1 41 1 471 Winner FlyerPost Flowerpot Ch h 6 by Fonso Fonts Flyer Post 3 minutes Start good Won under a stout pull it was a hard drive for tho thou place Morte Mote Fonse Fosse was far the best today and Thorpe rode the old fellow to perfection He waited in behind the field until the stretch turn and made his run at the right time Morte Mote Fonse Fosse was eased up the last sixteenth Ho is in extra good form now Braw Lad set a terrific pace He raced Boanerges Beaneries to pieces the first three quarters The early pace also stopped him but ho came on again in the stretch Cherry Leaf ran a cracking good race Ho looked like a winner on tho thou turn for home but weakened in the closing drive He is good now and can win at once Boanerges Beaneries is seemingly a coward If anything carries him fast the first part of a route he always stops Elusive ran a bad race Throw it out SEVENTH RACE 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling SellingPurse Selling Purse 400 net value to winner 340 10 entrance 99to second 41 to third Vt A StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 7522 TARTARIAN AGRARIAN 111 8 8 41 3 11 H Martin T H Ryan 3434 7016 MADRILENE MARLENE 108 31 317258OUR 2 31 23 24 Hart T C McDowell 8 10 8 10 7258OUR GERTIE ERIE 105 1 12 13 1 34 N Turner W M Rogers 8867 7316 LADY CALLAHAN 106 51 41 5H 71 42 Newcom Newcomer M S Hughes 30 40 30 40 7098 HINDOONET HIMONT 100 2 27359TENOLE 3 2H 61 511 T Burns C A Tilles Tiles 3 3 1353 7359TENOLE 107 61 617516MARZELLA 61 71 41 62 J Woods James Curl 20 40 20 40 7516MARZELLA 97 71 717335JMELTER 71 8 5K 73 McNickle Canticle Mrs M Huffman 10 10 5 6 7335JMELTER 113 4 51 61 8 8 Thorpe W H Laudomau Laundromat 55 4 4 Time 12 24i 361 481 102 115 Winner 115Winner TaraPost Tarpons Ch g 8 by Stratford Tara Post 5 minutes Start good Won driving but with something left The next throo throe were doing their best Tartarian Agrarian ran an excellent race He was off last and ran all aronnd around his fieid field The track was just soft enough to suit him Madrilene Marlene has a lot of speed She is faint hearted though and was stopping badly at the end Our Gertie Erie was well on her stride at the start and opened up a big gap early She like Madrilene Marlene was ready to lie down at the finish The latter wants a paste board track and light weight Watch Lady Callahan She is in winning form Hindoonet Himont was killed off by the early pace Marzella Mazola had bad racing luck and Melter Smelter did not do his best Saratoga Form Chart. SARATOGA FORM CHART CHARTSARATOGA CATARACT SARATOGA N V August 2 Fifth day Saratoga Racing Association Summer Meeting MeetingWeather Meeting Weather clear trak track heavy Presiding Judge J J Burke Starter M Byrnes Byres Racing starts at 100 p m rj K K FIRST RACE 58 Mile 400 added 2yearolds Fillies Allowances nd Horses Wt Bt V Vi StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 74693WATER GIRL 100 3 31 1 12 13 16 Powers J A McLaughlin 6 10 6 8 6970 FULL DRESS 98 2 1 24 21 21 22 Clawson Lawson Mrs B McClelland4 43 3 74402PICCOLA 108 1 21 3 32 33 38 W Martin D OBrien O'Brien 1 2 7 1012 35 6691 MAZIE MAZE O 110 4 40 45 42 41 41 Barrett Barrette W L Oliver 8 12 8 12 EVIDENT 98 5 5 40Time 5 5 5 5 Lamley Langley GoughacrosStablelS 60 15 40 Time 121 251 38i 511 1 05i PartheniaOff Parthenon Winner B f by Watercress Parthenia Parthenon Off at first break to a good start Won easily second the same Water Girl liked the going and won as she pleased Piccola Piccolo had no speed at all Scratched Bettie Betties Gray 98 Harmonica 98 Overweights Overweighs Water Girl 2 pounds 7554 SECOND RACK 1 Mile 400 added 3yearolds and upward Allowances Ind Indo Horses Wt St M StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 75132HAVOC 102 1 H 11113 l 12 Clawson Lawson J E Seagram 652 6575 7332 WHITE FROST 108 3 32 31 22 23 23 Barrett Barrette E S GardnerSon3 5 21 3 73992DR CATLETT CATTLE 106 4 4 4 31132 35 W Martin Turney Tourney Bros Brows 65956585 7139 PREMIER 102 2 2 2 4 4 4 Powers J A McLaughlin 20 30 20 30 46hWinner Time 30Time 121 25J 39 52i 1 05l 1 19 1 321 1 46h Winner EllottaOff Elliott B h 6 by Himyar Shimmy Ellotta Elliott Off at first break to a good start Won easily second the same Havoc was taken to the front and was never headed He is good now and tho thou weight suited him Dr Catlett Cattle ran a poor race White Frost ran a good race Scratched raceScratched backscratcher Sir Vassar 120 Belmar Bellman 116 Buola Bola 108 Swiftmas Swiftness 106 Athanas Athena 106 Rappahan Grappa nock 106 Hurly Burly 101 101Overweights Overweights Overweighs Dr Catlott Calotte 4 pounds 7555 THIRD RACE 34 Mile 400 added 3yearolds Handicap ind bind Horses Wt St M H M StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C C75312LOITERER 75312LOITERER 118 2 11 12 11 H 11 W Martin J R Keene 12121325 75123HANDPRESS 1212132575123HANDPRESS 109 1 852Time 2 2 2 2 2 Irving J Hynes Haynes Co 21 2i 852 Time 124 244 37 511 1051 1194 1194Winner LucilleOff Lucille Winner B c by Marden Arden Lucille Off at first break to a good start Won easily Handpress Handless was outrun all tho thou way Scratched wayScratched Candleblack Candlewick 126 Hurly Burly 125 Aratoma Saratoga 109 H K K d FOURTH RACE 1 Mile 3yearolds Allowances 4 tJ O Hamburg Stakes 1000 added Ind Indo Horses Wt St X yt K StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 7169GEORGE KEENE 119 2 26 14 12 12 H W Martin Fleischmann Freshman Sons2 3 2 21 69192PLAUDIT 124575122BANGLE 119 1 1 215 220 220 250 c Sloan Sydney Paget Page 45 1 1245 75122BANGLE 119 3 3 3 3 3 3 Barrett Barrette E S GardnorSon Gardeners 3 31 3 3 Time 13 261 504 1 031 1 161 1 47 Winner 47Winner HinckleyPost Hickey B c by Onondaga Bessie Hinckley Hickey Post 1 minute Start good Won easily second tho thou same Plaudit ran a half mile only when Koone Ozone pasted him easily He ran as if not fit Bangle stumbled just after passing tho thou first turn KeeneScratched and wont to his knees The going suited George Keene Scratched Harvey 119 Swiftmas Swiftness 119 Murillo Merrill 119 Trillo Trill 119 Handball 126 126Corrected Corrected weight Plaudit 119 pounds 7557 T K hZ H FIFTH RACE G 12 Furlongs 400 added 3yearolds and upward Allowances ind bind Horses Wt St 1A Vt StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 74673SARATOGA 104 3 12 13 12 is IH Clawsou Claws W A Porter 2 6 2 5 74703DAMOCLES 115 1 32 32 24 22 21 C Sloan P M Civill Civilly 65 2 65 85 7470 ARATOMA SARATOGA 109 2 22 22 38 38 36 W Martin W Laimbeor Limber 2 3 75 85 7468 SQUAN SEQUA 115 664 4 41 4 Irving W L Oliver 6 12 6 8 7470 OXNARD 109 4 SH 52 58 510 510 Kuhn J E Madden 10 30 10 20 7163 COME QUICK 105 5 4 6 6 6 6 Barrett Barrette F Smith 8 30 8 20 Time 20Time 124 241 374 501 1 04 1 19 1 251 Winner RoEchoPost Preschools 251Winner Br f 3 by Buchanan RoEcho Reecho Post 10 minutes Start fair Won in a hard drive second also driving Saratoga had all her speed and just lasted long enough to win Clawson Lawson handled her nicely at tho thou finish when she was stopping fast Damocles is good Aratoma Saratoga was too much used at the post Overweights Overweighs postOverweights postmodernists Come Quick 1 pound Dally Racing Forms Selections Ta Telegraphic Service ever Racing Forms Daily Selections has tte tote remodeled and in future subscribers at 4 per week will be sent eniy enmity a succinct telegram of some twenty words night rate Western Uniet Unit UnietMessage Quietness Message containing the refined selections in all the races f H fal fail ¬ lowing day Page [4] Saratoga Form. SARATOGA FORM SARATOGA N Y August 2The form of Wednesdays Saratoga fields is First RaceExtreme Bracelet Sugden Sudden Two Forks erond Herod RaceKinnikinnick Swiftmas Swiftness Hurly HurlyThhd Hurly Thhd Thud RaceCandleblack Scotch Plaid Centnl Cent Trust TrustFourth Trustworthy Fourth RaceMarsian Grammarian Protus Pontus Hemp HempFifth Hemp Fifth RaceEquerry Right of WayGovernor Wagoner Budd Buddy Saratoga Entries. SARATOGA ENTRIES ENTRIESProbabilities Probabilities Weather clear track fast fastFirst fascist First Race 58 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Maidens Allowances AllowancesInd Allowances Ind Indo Horses color sex pedigree Wt Hdcp Dc HdcpTwo Ductwork Two Forks b c by Belvidero Belvedere BelvideroCrotchet Crotchet U2 Chappaqua Chapeau b c by Iroquois IroquoisHilda Iroquois Hilda 2 7529 Effort ° ° 112 6oj 6ojGeneral 7440 Warhead General Shafter Shafer 112 74663riugdea 11 ° 7031 Gnrrabrant Grab 112 ° 7438 TheBouucer Thermonuclear f 64V2 Extreme J 6854 Bettie Betties Gray 109 Mto To 6248 Harmonica 109 680 109 670 670Second 7330 Freak Second Race 34 Mile MileAll Illegally All Ages Allowances Ind Indo Horses Age Wt Hdcp Dc 6915 Kinnikinnick 4H I 675 67572002Swiftmas 7554 Premier 5 119 72002Swiftmas 3I fan7512Hurly 7531Ben Hadad Add 3J fan c 690 690Third 7512Hurly Burly 3 108 Third Race 1 18 Miles 3yearolds Allowances Allowances75302Candleblack 75302Candleblack 113 700 6917 Central Trust 110 680 68075333Jackanapes 75333Jackanapes 110 670 5510 Scotch Plaid 107 670 7467 Bardella Bordello 105 650 650Fourth Fourth Race 1 Mile 4yearolds and upward Selling Selling6904Remp 6904Remp SS 7533 Lexington Pirate 4 106 680 680Wax Wax Toy 4 103 7010Protus f J0 ° 7470 Charentus Carets 4 103 670 7470 Marsian Marian 5 103 700 6991 Donation 5 103 6oO 6oOFifth Fifth Race About 3 Miles Miles4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Soiling SoilingSteeplechase Steeplechase Steeplechase75153Qovernor 75153Qovernor Budd Buddy 5 150 665 6657515Right 7515Right of Way 8 JJO JO 670 7515 Marble 7 148 6oO 7515 False Craft 5 148 645 64573493Equerry 73493Equerry 5 145 675 7515 Hurry Up 4 144 660 7515 Plutarch Polluter 4 140 640 Harlem Form. HARLEM FORM FORMThe Foremother The form of Wednesdays Harlem fields is First Race King Bermuda Warren Point Bryan BryanSecond Bryan Second Race Stamina Lucille Bramble Yo landies ladies landiesThird blandished Third Race Dunois Dubois Dare II Topmast TopmastFourth Topmast Fourth Race Ailyar Halyard Jinks Onomastus Conformists OnomastusFifth Fifth Race George Krats Rats Darda Dada Newsgath Newsbeat orer borer orerSixth overstitch Sixth Race Abe Furst Furs Dr Sharp Primate Harlem Entries. HARLEM ENTRIES Piobabilities Probabilities Weather clear track good goodFirst goofiest First Race 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Indo Horses Age Wgt Wt Hdcp Dc 7528 Nannie Nannies Davis 3 88 670 7546 Bethlehem Star 3 90 655 75283 Fair Deceiver 3 90 670 73062King Bermuda 3 90 680 7516 Kings Highway 3 93 655 7430 May Fern 6 95 660 75463Bryan 8 97 675 7430 Warren Point 5 97 675 7430 CH Whelan Wheelman 4 97 645 Second Race Race2y 58 Mile 2y earolds earls Selling 74602 Vim and Vinegar 103 7410 Darthea Dorothea 103 4755 Rio Chico Chic 103 7460 Anna Bright 103 6900 Old Fox 106 74603Numa 106 7406 KMra Kimura 106 7460 Blue Lick 106 7252 Silver Tone 106 7523 Miss Marks 106 7410 Lucille Bramble 106 7460 Defender II 106 7435Stamina 109 7518 Elsie G 110 75263Yolandies 109 Third Race 1 11G Miles 4yearolds and upward Allowances Allowances13242DaroII 13242DaroII 4 97 7282Yuba Dam 4 99 7408 Topmast 5 106 7524RogerB 5 106 73333Dunois 4 107 Fourth Race 5 13 Furlongs Furlongs2yearolds 2yearolds Allowances The Aspirant Stakes 750 added added7229Fontainebleu 7229Fontainebleu 110 7526Sea Lion 115 7518Frank Bell 115 7462 Jinks 115 6990 Onomastus Conformists 118 7261 Ailyar Halyard 113 7330Hardy Pardoe Pardoned 113 75233Prince McClurg McClure 110 W E Applegate Appellate entry Fifth Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards 3yearolds and upward Selling 7383 Sir Hobart 3 91 7432 Barataria Barratries 3 95 7432 George Krats Rats 3 100 71242Uarda 3 101 72323Treachery 5 102 7432 Nathanson Nathan 3 103 7524 Winslow 6 104 74333 Newsgatherer Newscaster 4 106 7527 Del Paso II 5 107 7387 Alberts Alerts 5 107 75242Tranby 5 Ill Sixth Race 34 Mile 3yearolda and upward Selling 7516 Ella Penzauce Penance 5 93 7430 Amy Wade 4 95 7546 Dr Sharp 3 97 6839 Molo Moo 3 97 75222primate 3 103 7t643Treopia 4 106 74332Abo Furst Furs 4 110 Notice. DAILY RACING FORM is a publication which Is built by its staff from day to day Its form and the numbers of its charts are copyrighted The chart numbers are so arranged that legal identification is easy of proof The selection and handicap figures attached to entries are arranged on the same basis The latter come from the work of four experts after the tele stele ¬ graphic receipt of charts and entries All per ¬ sons are warned not to use said chart or index numbers selections or handicap figures Racing Dates Of 1898. 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ST LOUTS FORM CHART CHARTST CHARTS ST LOUIS MO August 2 Sixtyninth Sixty day St Louis Fair Association Summer Meeting Weather wet track heavy Presiding Judge Jos Jose A Murpby Murphy Starter C C Chinn Chin Racing starts at 230 p m rj fr PT Q FIRST RAGE 34 Mile Purse 400 3yearolds and upward Maidens B t9 O O Allowances Ind Indo Horses Wf St Vi M 3A StrFiu Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 74482MOUND 7575656573003CALLA CITY 92 3 13 16 18 112 Lines G Grassmuck Grass 75756565 73003CALLA LILY 95 9 51 22 2 21 Southard Southward GTLandon Gland 6646 7388 PIOARONA PICAROON 98 5 63 61 43 31 Stevens H Reicbe Rice 6 8 58 7388 COUSIN LIZZIE TIZZIES 90 6 7 7 6 41 Gormley Grimly C C Maffitt Afflict 6 10 G S 7448 4070303WILSON COLLINSVILLE COLLINS 92 2 8 8 7 51 W Miller G W Miller 25 f0 25 40 70303WILSON C 92 1 3 41 31 6 C Murphy Bens nArthrCo2l 5 21 5 7448 JOHNNY BOHAN BHANG 97 4 2231 52 7 C Clay T J McHale Chalet 10 15 5 12 7313 DORA G 90 8 9988 Kane W Hayman Hyman 75 100 75 80 8437 HENRY R 97 7 43 55 9 9 Ward H W Rokker Broker 15 50 15 40 40Time 1191Winner Time 241 52 104 1191 Winner RossaliaPost Rosalie Ch g 3 by Regalis Regales Rossalia Rosalie justgalloped Post 11 minutes Start good Won in a gallop second and third driving Mound City just galloped his field to pieces Johnny Bohan Bhang had some speed as did Wilson C Cousin Lizzie Tizzies closed strong strongOverweights Overweights Overweighs Picarona Picaroon 3 pounds Johnny Buhan Bushman 2 7559 T P Q SECOND SECON ECON RACE 34 Mile Purse 300 4yearolds Selling Ind Indo Horses Wt 8t M V A Str Star Fin Jockeys Owners O TT T 750J AQUINAS 105 3 33 25 12 13 fiutter fitter B vSchroiber Schreiber 3322 7475Z4MAR 33227475Z4MAR II 107 1 12 11 21 21 JMcDonaldD McDonald A Honig Hong 35 4 5 121320 7471 HARRIE HARRIET FLOYD 103 2 41 4 310 312 Lines C M Barrow 12 30 12 30 7475 THE NAVY 10715 2 3 4 412 Bloss Loss RHBronaughCo 10 20 10 15 4651 KOENIGEN KENNING 103 4 5555 Kelly Caesar Young 8 40 8 40 40Time 19tWinner Time 24 51i 1 04 1 19t Winner LegacyPost Legacy B c 4 by Belvidere Belvedere Legacy Post 2 minutes Start good Won cleverly second driving bard Aquinas was the best Ho got to the front at the stretch turn and galloped the rest of the way Zaruar Aruba is not at his best He pulled goodOverweights up lamp Harrie Harriet Floyd finished strong and is good Overweights Overweighs The Navy 41 pounds 756O THIRD RACE 1 Mile Purse 300 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Indo Horses Wt St M K Si StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L T 7476 LORD NEVILLE 103 1 32 45 33 H 11 Lines C O Maffitt Afflict 3636 7242 MOCH MOCHA 105 4 21 12 13 2 3 Ruttor Ruttier Ruttor73882EMP B Schreiber 6846 73882EMP JOSEPHINE 98 2 51 51 41 48 32 Kane J S OBrien O'Brien 21 3 2 125 7448 VIOLIN 105 8 7 68 68 51 410 Snell Smell MPMatlingly Impaling 10 15 10 12 7534 TOM KINGSLEY KINGLY 107 It 81 32 22 31 52 C Clay J JS S Williams 4 12 4 10 7504 GYPCE1VER 103 3 12 2i 5 65 65 Gilmoro Gilmore MintrWstrfild4 10 1 8 7060 LI HUNG CHANG 103 5 4 7 7 7 72 Hall T E Nolan 10 25 10 20 7030 PROPERTY 100 6 6 8 8 8 88 Givens J N Miller Co 10 ICO CO JO 75 7504 B H 100 10 9 9 9 9 9 Hibbett Hilbert J B Brannon Brandon 100 300 100 200 7476 FLORA G 103il2 10 10 10 16 10 JMcDonald McDonald J Gazaolo Gaza 21 3 2 3 7448 MUSKADINE MISAIMED 1071 7 11 11 11 11 11 Bloss Loss F M Arthur 50 100 50 75 7368 MR PIP 105 9 12 12 12 12 12 Easley Ashley McKenney McKinney Co 100 4CO 100 2CO 2COTime Time 26t 52 1 21 1 50 50Winner Winner Ch c 3 by Glenelg Genteel Keepsak Keepsake ° Post 9 minutes Start good Won in a hard drive second also driving Lord Neville was the best He was carried out by Moch Mooch all through the stretch Rutter Ruttier was fined 50 and set down for a week except for this stable for foul riding Empress Josephine closed strong Flora G acted badly at the pqst pst She was never a contender contenderScratched contenders Scratched Captain Carmody Armory 103 103Overweights Overweights Overweighs Moch Mooch 2 pounds Violin 5 Flora G 3 Muskadine Misaimed 4 7561 FOURTH F RACE Miles Purse 100 3yearolds and upward Allowances Ind Indo Horses Wt St H 1 Vt Str Star Fin Jockeys Owners O H 1 7505 MARQUISE 103 3 21 12 18 11218 11 Ruttor Ruttier Timmons Simmons Marks65 6 5 1 1 7449 JACK BRADLEY101 4 32 41 41 210 220 250 HarshbrgrFostorBrumfieldlS 20 12 15 7510 MRS BRDSHW BARDS 106 2 H 21 23 31036 38 Snell Smell J G Brannon Brandon 8 12 6 10 7505 MINERVA 105 1 41 3 3 415 415 415 Gilmore G G MoshierCo3 433 7505 GOMEZ 100 5 52 52 52 52 53 53 C Clay W M Clark 4544 6268 SAM TRACEY TRACY 83 6666666 Dale J C Meyers Meyer SO 30 30 30 Time 30Time 271 541 1 221 1 50 2 19 2 47i 3 17 3 46i Winner 46iWinner B m 5 by Miser Monte Rosa RosaPost Rosa Post 11 minutes Start good Won in a mild drive second driving hard Marquise just galloped all the way Harsubergor Carlsberg on Jack Bradley came near catching Rutter Ruttier napping at the finish Sam Tracey Tracery was beaten an eighth of a mile mileScratched Scratched Demosthenes Remoteness 89 89Overweights Overweights Overweighs Marquise 5 pounds y pT O O FIFTH RACE RACEfi Race 5 13 Furlongs Purse 400 2yearolas Allowances Ind Indo Horses Wt Bt Yi M StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 1 16 18 is Rutter Ruttier B Schreiber 3 31 3 165 45 v 43 31 21 Hall M Dealhridge Delhi 4535 7452 DANDY H 106 2 3 51 43 38 Gilmoro Gilmore F H Hickok Hick 4534 7195 NAN DORA 98 3 51 61 62 48 Franklin W L Lafferty Loafer 30 75 30 60 7301 JESSIE JARBOE ARBORES 103 7 71 31 21 51 C Clay W L Hazelip Harelip 3635 7450 GEORGE DUNNETT98 6 61 7 7 61 Lines V Heard 15 25 15 20 2075062BE 75062BE TRUE 106 1 22 21 5 7 Bloss Loss T J McHale Chalet 21 3 21 21 6656 OLLIE MOLLIE S 95 8 8888 Kane J S OBrien O'Brien 15 30 15 25 5379 ABANO ABANDON 98 9 9999 Stevens A P Murphy Co 50 200 50 150 7364 KOENIG KONG 95 10 10 10 10 10 Kelly Caesar Young 75 200 75 150 Time 150Time 13 25 52 1 05i 1 121 121WinnerCh WinnerCh Winner f by Col Cool Clark Gratitude Post 11 minutes Start good Won galloping second driving Good Hope had the speed of party and lasted out Be True was pumped out chasing her Dandy H received a bad ride and Evelyn Bird a good one Watch Nan Dora in cheaper company Scratched companyScratched company Tobe Toe Paine 105 Palarm Alarm 106 Mountain Dew 103 Nora R 95 Fontella Flotilla 95 Overweights Overweighs Good Hope 2 pounds Nan Dora 3 Abano Abandon 3 r7 CT Q SIXTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards Purse 300 4yoarolds ana upward 6 OOO Selling Ind Indo Horses Wt St Yt 5 StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 74752CAN GALOP GALLOP 105 3 1 13 1 18 13 JMcDonaldMcKelvyJohnsn4 4 3 31 317505JMADDALO 7505 7505JMADDALO M ADD ALO ALPO 104 7 51 31 23 23 28 Gilm Gilman Gilmore MarionMorgan Marion 65 85 45 910 7536 HARRY SHANNON 106 4 41 21 31 32 31 Bloss Loss J E Gushing 5646 564675052MAMIE 75052MAMIE G 99 5 6 51 4 4 42 Kelly Caesar Young 4635 46357472ROWLANDDUETE102 7472ROWLANDDUETE102 2 21 61 5 5 5 Southard Southward F Wilkerson Wilkes 10 50 10 40 7536 MORALIST 105 8 7 41 6 6 6 Snell Smell J A Abernathy 10 20 10 12 1274712ALMA 74712ALMA GLYN LYN 97 6 8 7 7 7 7 Booker C B Campbell 15 75 15 75 7366 DAWN 97 1 3 8 8 88 Lines J Dawson 15 40 15 25 25Time Time 25 51i 1 19 3 48 1 531 531Winner Winner UnadagaPost B f 4 by King Galop Gallop Unadaga Nada Post 7 minutes Start good Won galloping second handily Can Galop Gallop was the best She was lucky though in getting through on the first turn Maddalo Addable off none too well on the outside was taken the longest route When he got clear it was too late Harry Shannon is improving Mamie Mammies G ran her race raceOverweights Overweights Overweighs Maddalo Addable 2 pounds Harry Shannon 5 Moralist 3 Brighton Beach Form Chart. BRIGHTON BEACH FORM CHART CHARTBRIGHTON CHARTERING BRIGHTON BEACH N T August 3 Twentyfourth Wentworth day Brighton Beach Racing Association Summer Meeting Weather cloudy track good Presiding Judge R W Simmons Starter G J Fitzgerald Racing starts at 230 p m 7584 FIRST RACE 1 Mile 500 added 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Indo Horses Wt St X Vt JStrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners OH L O 7456 RUB LIPri Lipid 96 2 2t 1 13 li 14 T Sloan J re Dunn 85 9 5 85 95 7477 FIELD LARK 96 6 41 41 31 31 22 Michaels Michael H H Hunn Hunan 15 20 15 15 7270 HIGH PRIEST 101 5 3t 3i 51 51 31 Jones M L Hayman Hyman 6 12 6 12 7454 CHARAGRACE CARAPACE 101 3 61 62 41 41 42 Manor JHynesCo Haynes 4 34 5 7058 SQUIRE ABINGDN BINGED 107 11 7 7 6 6 51 7480 JEFFERSON 103 10 51 51 21 21 6 7499 MERLIN 101 4 8 87 7 7 OConnor O'Connor W C Daly Dally 5756 575674142HAUDY 74142HAUDY C 98 9 998 8 81 Garrigan Arian N J Johnson 15 20 15 20 7497 LEO LAKE 10812 10 10 9 9 9 Cojlie Collie W A Oliver 12 15 12 15 7151 COM TRAVELER 101 8 11 11 10 10 10 James W Jennings Jr 7 12 7 12 9068 TANTRIS ANTIS 101 1 11 2411 11 11 OLeary O'Leary FRTHitchcock25 40 25 30 1719 FRED K Ill 7 12 12 12 12 12 Cowman W H Richardson 25 30 25 30 Time 30Time 25i 49 1 15 1 411 Winner 411Winner Ch f 3 by Rayon dOrRed adored Girl GirlStart Gibraltar Start fair Won in a gallop Ruby Lips off to a lucky break and well nursed teemed to out ¬ class the fitId fetid Field Lark also fortunate at the start had but small chance with the jockey and was a good horse High Priest was lacky lackey and well handled Charagrace Carapace was hurried too much the first rart rat and stopped today but generally stays well Squire Abingdon Abandon had small chance with the sleepy ride he received Jefferson had no xihance exigencies with his jockey He is good Merlin got away badly and had a stormy journey journeyScratched journeys Scratched Shultz Schultz 111 Swamp Angel 105 SECOND RACE34 Mile 500 added 2yearolds Fillies Selling Ind Indo Horses Wt St V Vt i StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 7328 WINE PRESS 104 4 1H 11 li 11 Maher J S Wadsworth Adsorb 21 31 21 135 73253ANITRA 13573253ANITRA 104 3 211 6 23 22 T Sloan Bromley Brome Co 1651 1 7297 AVOOA AVOWAL 104 1 SH 32 32 35 Spencer W Jennings 85 85 75 85 7478 KLNDYKE KLONDIKE QUEEN104 2 4444 Thompson J E Madden 30 EO 30 40 Time 40Time 13 24 37 49 1 151 151Winner Winner Br f by Strathmore Stratford Pomona PomonaStart Pomona Start good Won driving Wine Press is game and a stayer slayer and was easily the best Anitra Anita wanted to stop badly at the end She will do best at a shorter route Avoca Avocado got a listless ride She can do bettor Klondyke Klondike Queen is of little account Scratched accountScratched accounts May Landis Lands 104 fj K fi I i lud laud Horses StrFin Strafing Jockeys O H L C 74823MAXIMO GOMEZ 93 3 11 13 13 13 is Mher Maher MClancy Clancy 74792BANQUO II 106 1 5 31 55 3102 T Sloan P J Miles 85857585 73292DEBRIDE 8585758573292DEBRIDE 103 4 41 22 23 22 310 OLeary O'Leary T D Sullivan 2 Si 2 3 74972ABINGDOX 103 2 3 41 42 41 42 Songer Sponger George Home Jr 8 20 8 15 74973ELLA 1574973ELLA DALY DAY 91 5 21 510 510 550 550 OConnor O'Connor W C Daly Dally 20 60 20 30 741 1 GENARO GENRE 101 6 6 6 6 6 6 McCoy J Hamerich Homeric 20 200 20 100 Time 100Time 261 51 1 03 1 16 1 42 QuesalStart Squeals Winner 42Winner Ch c 3 by Victory Quesal Squeal Start good Won galloping Maximo Maxim Gomez was a good horse today and is much improved He was easily best Banquo Banquet was not warmed up and lacked speed the first part but closed fast and got the place from Debride Deride who was pulled up Debride Deride was easily second best today but was badly handled The others are of little account Scratched accountScratched accounts Marshall 114 H K C ± T FOURTH RACE 1 Mile 3yearolds Fillies Allowances 4 O O 0 The Saragossa Sargasso Stakes tCOO COO added Ind Indo Horses Wt St M Vz StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 70262MIHS TENNY TENANCY 109 2 11 13 13 H 1 Doggott Doggo PulsiferKarrick 65115 65115 74563BONADEA 6511574563BONADEA 6585657575423LADY 109 3 4 21 23 2 26 T Sloan Bromley Brome Co 65856575 75423LADY MARIAN 109 1 21 3313 310 310 OConnor O'Connor W C Daly Dally 3635 7415 KOMURASAKI KIMURA 116 4 31 4 4 4 4 Simms Sims J S Wadsworth Adsorb 3 3 21 3 Time 25 48 1 OH 1 14 1401 Winner 1401Winner B f by Tenny Teeny Fair Vision VisionStart Visions Start good Won driving Miss Tenny Teeny was best today and is wonderfully good and fresh just now She stood a drive gamely Bonadoa Bondwoman outran herself and showed astonishing improve ¬ ment meant Lady Marian ran well Komurasaki Kimura lacked speed oven the first quarter The weight apparently anchored her and she was pulled up at the end endScratched undistracted Scratched Kenmore Queen 109 Tabouret Tambour 109 Ella Daly Dally 101 Eileen D 91 C FIFTH RACE i 8 Mile 800 added 3yoarolds and upward O High Weight Handicap Ind Indo Horsos Horses Wt St H StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 75CO TRIPPING 136 4 E 41 21 IB H Dopgett Doge W B JenningsCol Jennings 1 71045 74822CONTINENTAL 7104574822CONTINENTAL 140 5 31 2 31 22 23 T Sloan J L Holland 23 2 2 7171 SLASHER LASHER 114 1 41 510 515 515 31 Spencer E Thomas 15 20 10 10 6852 BASTION 119 3 21 31 43 43 4 OConnor O'Connor W C Daly Dally 20 60 20 50 74772DECIDE 5074772DECIDE 127 2 li 12 U 32 5 Hamilton W Lakeland 6 15 6 12 7500 HAN WELL 130 6 6 6 6 6 6 Lewis M F Stephonson Stephenson 6 12 6 12 Time 12Time 13 25 49 1 021 1 29 29Winner Winner Ch f 4 by Saraband Ixia Ixias Start Rood Won driving Tripping was easily the best She is a good game filly and likes weight Continental on this race appears to be as good as ever he was Slasher Lasher closed at the end due to light weight Bastion ran well and is fresh Decide wants a shorter course Hanwell Handel is out of form apparently but will bear watching SIXTH RACE 1 116 Miles 5600 added 3yearolds and upward Celling Calling Ind Indo Horses Wt St Y Vt Str Star Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C C7499VBEN 7499VBEN RONALD 108 3 21 23 2io 11 li Simms Sims M F Dwyer 13 12 13 13 74903FROHMAN 1374903FROHMAN 87 1 15 16 12 310 2 Daly Dally M J Daly Dally 6 15 6 6 7497GUN METAL 98 2 4 4 4 32 310 T Sloan J Hynes Haynes Co 2423 7370 PHILIP 98 4 3 32 31 4 4 Euton Eton I Johnson 50 100 50 100 Time 100Time 24 471 1 13i 1 41 1 48 Winner 48Winner Br g 4 by Hindoo Indoor BenMa BeMa Chree Cheek ChreeStaitfair Staitfair Tatar Won pulled up Ben Ronald is a very good horse and has class He was pulled up the last quarter Frohmau Rohm showed phenomenal speed and will do anywhere from now on Gun Metal belongs in a lower class and wants a route always He ran a fine race Philip lackr lack gameness and is an inferior racehorse racehorseScratched racehorses Scratched Burlesque II 111 Songster 95 Cheap Safe Sensible Comfortable OWNERS AND TSA3NERS When jou jour ship yocr ocr horses sett set car with Leighs Sleighs Patent Portable eecunng executing absolute safety to jour h h5Jsf ° 5Jsf wLile Lisle in in nan itrnub citron additjr addict nal nail coat to ti L shipper ao BZPIBC BPI companys company fninidb fiend thitu Titus free of cott Scott to yon Tbcj TB oat deuce ths this car vlii vii T Odrzted Odorized jvno Juno cur bo et it in tt im jafrntao affront ior Igor any nnt nt hor Thor of Lc set tc 14 in aoabic amoebic doo dodo baggage ct r h i raw CicKcssi Chicks cna ca pr pne pane ti la by 628630632 East Front Street W XDJUSTiLS Page [6] FIVE OR MORE RACES DAILYRAIN DAILY OR SHINE BEGINNING AT 230 PM ADMISSION 75 CENTS LADIES 50 CENTS GRAND CONCERT BLBANKS BLANKS CREGIERS CAREGIVERS ORCBESTRA30 PIECESDAM PIECED AT 130 PJ WEDNESDAY AUGUST 3 ASPIRANT STAKES FOR TWOYEAROLDS TOEHOLDS 5 12 FURLONGS 750 ADDED ADDEDSATURDAY SATURDAY AUGUST 6 GARDEN CITY HANDICAP FOR THREEYEAROLDS AND UPWARD 34 MILE 1000 ADDED HARLEM RACE TRACK at1 240 120 and 145 pm Round Trip 25 Cents CentsSPECIAL SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TRAIN on Chicago Junction Railway leaves Drexel Boulevard at 1230 p m stopping at Cottage Grove and Vin Vain cennes scenes Avenues Grand Boulevard Michigan Avenue State Street Wentworth Avenue Halsted Halted Street and Ashland and Archer Avenues con necting netting with 1 20 p m train at Ogden Avenue returning after second train from track trackSPECIAL tracks SPECIAL TRAINS ON LAKE STREET L stopping at all loop stations leave Randolph Street and Fifth Avenue Station at 1 24 1 36 and 148 pm stopping at Halsted Halted Street and Ashland Avenue connecting with electric cars at 52d Street direct to track trackSPECIAL tracks SPECIAL ELECTRIC CARS via 12th Street and 5th Avenue leave Van Buren Burn and State Streets every 10 minutes from 1240 to 150 p m stop ping at Canal and Halsted Halted Streets and Ashland and Ogden Avenues direct to track r NATHANSQN NATHAN Secretary Room 1 130 Adams Street SUMMER AND FALL MEETING MEETINGS S THE CHICAGO RACING ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES THE FOLLOWING STAKES TO BE RUN AT ITS SUMMER AND FALL MEETING OVER THE HAWTHORNE TRACK for each 100 to 900 then 2 Ibs Dibs for each 100 for STAKES A sweepstakes for weight for if for less 3 Ibs Dibs allowed for THE SUPERIOR THE LA GRANGE STAKES A sweepstakes acre be named and selling Starters to 500 fillies two years old Entrance 5 each to ac ¬ each 200 to 800 then 2 lb for each 100 down threeyearolds Entrance 5 each to accom Tacoma ¬ down to the box by the usual stated through entry iO additional to start price nomination the to be named and selling price pany panky tOO Starters additional start to the nomination 50 to company 200 to the second and hour for the closing of entries the day pre ¬ added of which 1000 added of which 200 to second and 100 to stated through the entry box by the usual hour 1000 and all named to be liable the so third A winner of two sweepstakes ceding race the 100 to the of 1000 for the closing of entries the day preceding of third A winner a sweapstakes sweepstakes race Mile and sixteenth sixteenthTHE sixteenth for the starting foe a to carry 4 Ibs Dibs of two such or one of 1500 7 race and all so named to be liable for the start ¬ to carry 5 Ibs Dibs penalty Others nonwinners nominees tee Five lurlongs furlongs lurlongsTHE furlongs of 1000 allowed 5 Ibs Dibs of 600 10 Ibs Dibs of 400 A sweepstakes Ibs Dibs penalty Others non winners of two races ing King THE MONADNOCK MONSANTO STAKES of 500 allowed 3 Ibs Dibs of one 6 Ibs Dibs of a race THE HAWTHORNE STAKES A sweepstakes for 15 Ibs Dibs Mile and a furlong furlongTHE furlong for throeyearolds threefold and upward Entrance 5 of 350 9 Ibs Dibs maidens beaten three or more twoyearolds toeholds Entrance 5 each to accompany THE DASH STAKES A sweepstakes for three each to accompany the nomination 50 addi Addis ¬ times 12 Ibs Dibs Five furlongs furlongsTHE furlongs the nomination 50 additional to start 1000 yearolds earls and upward Entrance 5 each to ac ¬ tional tonal to start 1000 added of which 200 to THE CLYDE LYE STAKE3 A sweepstakes for colts added of which 200 to the second and 100 to company the nomination 50 additional to the second and 100 to the third Nonwinners Snowiness and geldings two old Entrance 5 each the third A winner of a sweepstakes of 1500 start 1000 added of which 200 to the second this year of 2000 allowed 5 Ibs Dibs of 1000 9 Ibs Dibs years to accompany the nomination 50 additional to carry 3 Ibs Dibs of two such or one of 2500 6 and 100 to the third Weight 5 Ibs Dibs below the of 500 12 Ibs Dibs Others nonwinners nominees this year to start 1000 added of which 200 to the sec ¬ Ibs Dibs penalty Others nonwinners nominees of 1000 scale A winner this year of a sweepstakes race of four races other than selling allowed o Ibs Dibs ond bond and 100 to the third A winner of a sweep ¬ allowed 4 Ibs Dibs of 5008 Ibs Dibs maidens beaten of 1500 to carry 4 Ibs Dibs of two such 8 Ibs Dibs pen ¬ Mile and a furlong furlongTHE furlong stakes race of 1000 to carry 4 Ibs Dibs of two such three or more times 12 pounds Six furlongs furlongsTHE furlongs lowed alty salty 3 Others Ibs Dibs Nonwinners Snowiness nonwinners nominees at in any 1898 time of of 1000 1000 al ¬ THE AUTUMN HANDICAP A handicap sweep ¬ or one of 1500 7 Ibs Dibs penalty Others nonwin knowing ¬ THE ONTARIO HANDICAP A handicap sweep ¬ if nonwinners nominees this of two races of 500 aU stakes for threeyearolds and upward En ¬ ners nears of two of 500 allowed 3 Ibs Dibs of one Entrance 5 each to year nomination races stakes fdr dr threeyearolds lowed 8 Ibs Dibs of one 12lbs Seven furlongs furlongsTHE furlongs trance 5 each to accompany the 6 Ibs Dibs of a race of 350 9 Ibs Dibs maidens beaten accompany the nomination 50 additional to 50 additional to start 1000 added of which three or more times 12 Ibs Dibs Five furlongs furlongsTHE furlongs start 1000 added of which 200 to the second THE SELLING STAKES A sweepstakes for 200 to the second and 100 to the third Weights THE MORTON PAHK PAK STAKES A selling sweep ¬ and 100 to the third Weights to appear three threeyearolds and upward Entrance 5 each to appear three days prior to the race Accept ¬ stakes for twoyearolds toeholds Entrance 5 each to days prior to the race Acceptance to be Blade to accompany the nomination 50 additional to ance Vance to be made through the entry box by the accompany the nomination 50 additional to through the entry box by the usual hour for the start 1000 added of which 200 to the second usual hour for the closing of entries the day start 1000 added of which 200 to the second closing of entries the day preceding the race and 100 to the third The winner to be sold at preceding the race and all so accepting to bo and 100 to the third The winner to be sold at and all so accepting to be liable for the starting auction If entered to be sold for 1800 to liable for the starting fee Mile and a half if for less 1 Ib allowed for auction If entered to be sold for 1200 to carry 30 One mile carry weight age ENTRIES TO THE ABOYE BOYER CLOSE ON THURSDAY AUGUST I 1898 HARJRY HARRY KTJHL KATH SECRETARY SECRETARYRoom Secretary Room 404 Monadnock Monsanto Building Chicago Illinois

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