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Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, October 14, 1898
Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, October 14, 1898 Daily Racing Form. 0dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1898 drf1898101401 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, October 14, 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] Hawthorne Racing. HAAVFHOREE RACING RACINGA RACING A bleak November like day sent the leisurely inclined to duck shooting rather than racing but the fair card at Hawthorne was patronized by the regulars attired in everything by way of a fender against the chill air from a gossa gloss ¬ mer mere to a horse blanket The grandstand oft times referred to as a flower garden looked more like a bed of cabbages and as all the caloric in Hawthornes Hawthorns end of the township had been used up twentyfour twenty hours previously in a fire which consumed a 7x9 grocery opposite the quarter pole the heat was furnished through suggestion by the band which aggre agree ¬ gation Gaston of shivering mortals kept up during the entire afternoon in a fever and ague quaver the stirring selection Therell There'll be a hot time in the old towu tow tonight Nothing daunted by the outlook twenty bookmakers cat in for one day dayMay drama May W off in front in the first race was taken back by Cass Sloan and Ferroll Ferro al ¬ lowed to make the pace the favorite lying sec ¬ ond bond Locust Blossom was third and Azucena Sauce plirft uplift the turn for home Madam Dewey v6 left at the post and Neome Nome Hester and Lucy Belle couldnt couldn't run a little bit Ferroll Ferro led to the last eighth where Azucena Sauce began her run and when she got to May W the favorite went on the pair racing past Ferroll Ferro in a twinkling May W won by an open length Azucena Sauce finishing three lengths better than Ferroll Ferro third thirdFausalight Fausalight Flashlight an aged horse by Cleofas Clefs dam Mollie Howell was backed from 50 down to 12 to 1 for the second race He went to the post sore all over and horsemen said that since his last start he had had 50 pounds taken off Fausalight Flashlight was left at the post but ran the course being away up the homestretch when Judge Steadman Seaman crossed the wire a winner The start was a straggling one Judge Stead man broke the quickest but Amelia Fonso Fonts went to the front and stayed there to the last eighth always being closely hustled by Greyhurst Greyhounds Amanda and Cherryflame Cheryl Here a fierce drive began and Cherrj Cheerer flame swerved as she came to the front then staggered all over the track Judge Steadman Seaman fifth on the last turn came on next the rails and going on won by three open lengths from Celtic Bard who ran a great race through the last threeeighths Amanda was third just ahead of Greyhurst Greyhounds and Amelia Fouso Focus Del Paso II was beaten one hundred yards yardsBarney yardman Barney Schreiber wishing to test the ability of Miss Marion to go a distance Himyars Chimaeras get are not noted for going on started her at one mile and had all his doubts removed and so will enter her for the threeyearold stakes Yet the filly did not win and this because her jockey J Reiff Riff was to weak to hold her head up or possibly was benumbed by the cold To a good start for all but Dunois Dubois a bumping match occurred in going to the first turn round ¬ ing King which it looked as if Timemaker Tidemark and Miss Marion would be quite knocked out of the race J Reiff Riff got through however and Miss Marion was leading at the quarter On and on she wf1 i Acreasing Creasing her lead and came into the s rJiji Reiji ten lengths to thb tb good Eva Rice still second all those behind the flying leader staggering It was any odds on Miss Marion but she began to stop at the last eighth and was beaten at the last 100 yards by Timemaker Tidemark who went on and won easily by two lengths from Basquil Basque who passed Miss Marion in the final stride Cherry Leaf finished close up fourth Basquil Basque had plenty left and ran another full mile before being stopped I ILucid Lucid Lucid led the pack Branch second for seven eigbtLs eights in the fc urth ruth racn ran Passing the judge the first time Uarda Guardia and David Tenny Teeny were lying side and side close to the leaders and here they ran for over a mile Treachery moved up to Lucid in the homestretch and soon had him beaten At the last threesix threes ¬ teenths tenths Skeets Skeet Martin sent David Tenny Teeny along but he did not catch Treachery until well inside the last sixteenth Dunnes Dunes horse then going on and winning comfortably from Uarda Guardia who beat Treachery one length Uarda Guardia suffered from interference on the upper turn Lucid finished fourth but was moved into tne tine third money by the disqualification of Treach Reach ¬ ery very J Reiff Riff up Branch was up at the betting ring George Lee as usual could not get agoing going and was away back with Mr Baston Bastion up the backstretch backstretchJudge backstretch Judge Rees said that Treachery bore in and choked off Lucid just inside the last sixteenth post J Reiff Riff admitted the foul but said he could not keep Treachery straight straightAlthough straightly Although Ailyar Halyard won the fifth race it was hardly after the fashion of a horse justifiably a 1 to 3 chance Fontainebleu Containable was on his neck in a hot drive the last 150 yards Be True was third four lengths back and six lengths better than Nellie Fonso Fonts who led for nearly onehalf Neal mile The other starters were never in sight sightRedskin sighted Redskin Czarowitz Carbonize and others delayed the start for the closing race which was again somewhat straggling Rideau Idea a newcomer a horse which ran well on the Northern Circuit was off in front and led to the homestretch from Abe Furst Furs the pair outracing Bishop Reed third by several lengths Abe Furst Furs won easily the last eighth and W C T from fourth place on the upper turn got up in time to secure the place from Rideau Idea who finished third Bishop Reed fourth was three lengths better than Newsgathoror who was backed as a good thing Tom Hurnsthought he could win with Milwaukee A cold drizzling rain set in just as the horses went to the post postStarter postmaster Starter Bruen Braun did very well throughout the day all things considered consideredTommy considered Tommy Magee said that Edward Corrigan was much improved and at last accounts was resting easily Betting On Races By System. BETTING ON RACES BY SYSTEM An eastern writer who has evidently had ex ¬ perience prince in that line whereof he writes asks a question that annually perplexes thousands of hopeful turf tenderfoot and sums up his con ¬ clusions elusions as follows Is is possible to devise a system to beat the races racesThousands acetous Thousands of people who have pored over turf statistics during long winter nights firmly believe that systematic play will win Many others who have paid some attention to the laws of chances or to the vagaries of luck to put the matter more plainly are not HO san ¬ guine guinea guineThat gunmetal That much time and thought are annually expended in the development of systems is certain and that some of these hard and fast methods of betting achieve at least temporary success is also certain But this ready road to fortune is strewn with the wreckage of count ¬ less hoarded savings and it is yet to be demon ¬ strated striated that any system has stood the crucial test for any peroid period of time timeThe trimester The simplest form of systematic betting is that of parleying over the mounts of some par ¬ ticular titular jockey That is you begin with a specified sum say 310 and if you lose double your bet or increase it sufficiently at each new hazard to win back your losses and a stated sum besides This scheme like a good many others is all right if it is lucky luckyFor lucky For example any follower of Maher would have won all through the season up to the period throe or four weeks ago when Maher began to lose The Bank of England would scarcely have tided the daring speculator over Mahers Mashers succession of twentythree twenty losing mounts mountsSystems mounts Systems of parleying over the favorites or the second choices to win or for place have about as much merit as the jockey plan There is nothing like it while the favorites and second choices are winning But when outsiders land in front as they did the first days of the Graves end meeting then the prospect is not quite so cheerful cheerfulYou cheerfully You can prove aaything anything by figures You can work out a system of betting based on favorites and second choices that will put you in the mood to look with pity on the demented folk around you who continue to work for a living Your system is perfect on paper but when you come to put it into practical operation that is quite another matter Scores of contingencies not provided for in the figures will confront you at every turn turnAmong tournament Among two or three well backed horses you will find it difficult for example to decide on the particular ona Mona that is favorite And you cannot afford to make a mistake if your system demands that you should bet a big amount of money say 1000 or more moreA morA A scheme of betting that has some merit was put in operation a few years ago by a couple of clever young men from Brooklyn But there was not very much system about it after all It was merely a matter of betting ou form The card each day was doped down to from three to four selections in each race according to the number of entries first second third thirdand third and fourth fourthThen fourth Then the young men began betting on the first choices to win 10 and they kept doubling up for six races when if they failed to strike a winner they began over again A similar prac pac ¬ tice trice was pursued with the horses named to be second third and fourth The transactions were carried in column account form and a separate account was kept for each column columnThe column The feature of the plan that permitted its successful operation for a time was the fact that frequently big bets placed on the third and fourth horses at profitable odds happened to win winUndoubtedly Undoubtedly handicapping and the study of form condition and price are the best guides to betting If the average man cant beat the races by betting on the best horses he cant beat them at all The handicappers some of whom have grown rich in the last few years hold to this proposition They assume that the best hone will win winOf winO Of course the best horses do not always win but they win a big majority of the races and it a man can successfully handicap to the best form and bet that way he is pretty certain to make a brave fight with the layers of odds even if he does not beat them appreciably appreciablyA appreciably A clever young handicapper has won hand ¬ somely smelly this season through his judgment of form and of price When he handicaps three i or four horses very nearly together jockeys and other conditions being equal instead of betting on one that is favorite or second choice he bets on one that is at a long price 10 or 15 or 20 to 1 Of course he only wins occasionally but one can afford to lose quite a number of races j if he can land on a 20 to 1 shot once in a while whileThis while This seems to be the real secret of successful betting Suppose for example that there are ten horses in a race Your handicap shows that the contest ought to be between four of them and these four arc very close together not more than two or three pounds between any of them Suppose further that one is a favorite in the CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE BETTING ON RACES BY SYSTEM Continued from 1st Page betting 7 to 5 another second choice at 5 to 2 that the third is quoted at 10 to 1 and the fourth at 20 to 1 1If If your handicap is correct then these prices are obviously wrong because there is not the difference of 7 to 5 and 20 to 1 between any of the quartet Therefore when you bat on the 10 to 1 horse or on the 20 to 1 horse you are simply betting against the bookmaker You are betting that your handicap is right and that his prices are wrong And if you are a clever handicapper you are bound to be financially right sometimes because the result will demonstrate that the odds quoted were wrong wrongWhen roughen When a man bets on the favorite the per ¬ centage entangle is against him but when he bets on the outsider that ought to be favorite then it looks as though the percentage is with him and against the man who lays the odds oddsThis oddest This careful study of form and price all the big plungers say is tho thou secret of successful bet ¬ ting Latonia's Big Handicap. LATONIAS PLATONISM BIG HANDICAP HANDICAPSecretary Handicapper Secretary Hopper announces the following weights for the horses engaged in the Cincin Cinching ¬ nati Nat Hotel Handicap to be run tomorrow dis dais ¬ tance stance 1 18 miles Senator Bland BlandWhat Bland What er Lou HandOr Handwork JHC JCL John Bright Lanky Bob Great Bend Gallivant PaulKauvar Palaver George Krats Rats WhatNext Whatnot YubaDam Yuba MillstreamThree Millstream Millstream Three Bars The Elector Sauber Saber Egbart Edgar Dare II Carnero Caner Found Doncella Donnelley SirRolla Stroll Performance PerformanceSirRolla Performances Uarda Guardia Seaport Teucer Tucker Gomez Evanatus Vanuatu Foscuro Obscure Possum Tonto Onto The Monon Mono Lord Neville Jacques Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF Secretary Hopper is making arrangements for some of the highest type of racing be ¬ fore the close oflhe coffle meeting Workmen have been engaged in getting the steeplechase course in readiness for the jumpers A new water jump has just been completed across the track from the grandstand There are four or five good jumpers now at the track and a num numb ¬ ber beer of others are to come from Chicago and the Canadian circuit Until other trained timber toppers arrive at the track no hurdle or steeplechase races will be put on Secretary Hopper proposes to reduce the danger of acci acc ¬ dents to a minimum by allowing only horses that have been tried at the game to start in any jumprng jumping races that may be given Cincin Cinching ¬ nati Nat Enquirer EnquirerW Enquirer W G Cooke Chicago The Eclipse Course is six furlongs straight and partly down hill Time over it is necessarily always much faster than that made over the other two tracks at Morris Park Six furlongs in 1 08 five and a half furlongs in 103 and five furlongs in 56t being examples The inner course called the Withers mile is an exact mile around The outer or main course is 1 18 miles around The two races you refer to were over the Eclipse Course Races there at six furlongs or less are over this course unless otherwise specified in the conditions conditionsJ conditions J Storey Curtis willship wills his horses in train ¬ ing King and his yearlings to England tomorrow He has had little success here this season and will try to retrieve his losses next season on the English courses It is said that Sydney Paget Page will send Damien Sir Vassar and two others over with the Curtis lot The intention is to start Sir Vassar in some of the late fall jump ¬ ing King events eventsJ events J M Murphy has consigned Buck Massie Massive to Woodard Woodward Shanklin Shackling to ba sold at their Decem Deem ¬ ber beer Lexington sales for stud purposes Latonia Pooling. JLATONIA JAPONICA POOJLING POOLING POOJLINGLOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE KY October 13 Tonights Tonight pool ¬ ing King on Fridays Latonia Antonia fields is isFirst misfires First Race Maggie S 10 Duncan Bell 6 Mitt Boyken6 Harrie Harriet Floyd 5 Fresco 6 McCleary Cochlear 5 Savarin Savoring 5 Pop Dixon 3 field 5 5Second Second Race Semicolon 10 Red Pirate 10 Shinfane Shinbone 8 Ernespie Heresies 8 Defiance t Bob Salter 5 Fatherland 5 Mack Brie 3 3Third Third Race Ramiro II 15 Joe Shelby 12 Friar John 10 Rifle 0 Cecil 8 Katie Longfellow 8 Gomez 6 6Fourth Fourth Race Dave S 15 Fireside 12 Pacemaker 10 What Next 8 8Fifth Fifth Race Belle of Dublin 12 Stanel Sanely 12 Frances Reed 15 Miss Josephine 10 Protect 0 distance 3 Charltne Charlatan S Forissary Formicary 5j Malaise 6 Madge Mage S 5 field Page [2] JAILY JAIL RACING FORM ISSUED EVERY DAY BAILT BAIT REFLECTION OF THE AHBHIOAN FABIAN TUBT TUB BY TELEQBAPH TELEGRAPH RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO EDITOB EDIT F H BRTJNELL ASSOCIATE EDITOB EDIT C C RILEY 126 5th Ave Chicago 111 COPYRIGHTED COPYRIGHTEDEntered Copyrighted Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1898 by Frank H Brunell Runnel in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington D C U B A AThe Bathe The chart numbers of DAILY RACING FOBM FOB must not be used They are copyrighted daily and will be keenly protected TERMS TERMSFor Terms For Month 125 125Half Half Year 750 750One One Year 1400 1400She She above rates are for single copies as sealed letters firstclass fistulas mail mailDally mildly Dally Racing Form Publishing Co prefers to end single copies as firstclass fistulas mail in all oases oases2aoeal 2aoeal subscriptions outside the down town dis dais ¬ trict strict will be declined at other than first class mail matter rates Entered in the Post Office at Chicago as see 4Bd class matter SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS BOBSOEIPTIONB MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE ST BroadwayBasement Broadway LOUIS MO OFFICE 19 N Broadway Basement AgentOn Agent M MUBPHY MURPHY Agent On sale at 830 AM DAILY RACING FOBM FOB can be delivered to any address in St Louis LouisBack Louisa suppliedOrders supplied Back numbers can be promptly supplied Orders for advertisements can be left at the St Louis office for telegraphic transmission CINCINNATI OFF1CE408410 Vine Street J R HAWLEY Agent On Sale at Noon AT BUFFALO N Y New Tiff t House HouseAT House AT DENVER COL COLE Warren Walker Co 805 16th Street StreetAT Street AT BUTTE MONT MONTKeefe Monte Keefe Keene Bros Brows Post Office News Stand StandAT Stand AT MEMPHIS TENN TEN R M Mansford Manfred Co Clark Bros Brows BrosAT Rosa AT DETROIT Heath Lamont Lament 34 LaFajette Lafayette Ave jo joA7 A7 TORONTO ONT ONTJ ONT J T McSweeney Mesentery Patrer Paltrier Eruso Verso ErusoAT Ersatz AT I NAS NASA Cm MO I kKJoi Cigar and News Co 9th and V liit lit tticcts tickets tticctsAr tickets Ar ti 7 fcPKIM CPI F APE Bovit Bovid K 118 Central Avenue AvenueLT Avenue LT AS IVMLK VhNN Henna ire t Lnich Lich Street T A m crcial crucial Place JNWNA JINN TND ND TNDi Toni J o ia i ois Lois Street MtLttAli Telltale VIS VIPS Plankiiiton llrtel allure News Stand Ptister Tipster Hotel News Stand t r Orear Rear Market Street Forry Ferry News CHICAGO ILL OCTOI OCTOPI t i Sun Francisco FranciscoH Francisco H 01 NO FOE in in San Fran cttcn cotton ran get t Orear Rear Ferry i f Maikct Magic Street Windsor Form. AVINIIOlt FOKM FOLK FOKMnTn Foment nTn NT Mi n Ortoler Porthole 13 The form of F i v HM r i Ids is isFi misfit Fi t MB iiuky Potter feanger flanger Virgio Virgo Dix n nBefT befit BefT Befit Haci Hackie Mark Hnona Nona IISpi Hispid ngeiErgo Geiger ngeiErgoThird Third Race Nivoce Invoice Waterman Jim Flood FloodFourth Loudmouth Fourth Race Mr Johnson Xancy Nancy Seitz Seize Sim Siam cue cueFifth cuff Fifth RaceF Race rrjmaIJ Purr Pritr Printer a Windsor Entries. WINDSOR JKNTKlJiS Probabilities Weather clear track slow slowFirst loftiest First Kace Ace 34 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling SellingInd Selling Ind Indo Horses Age Wgt Wt Hdcp Dc 9007 Barney Aaron Jr 7 97 640 9009 Hairpin 3 95 650 8982 Sanger 3 92 665 8959 Locksley Lockset 3 92 655 9005 VirgieDixon Viridian 5 90 660 8984 Sir Tenny Teeny 4 90 645 8985 Pinkey Pinkeye Potter 5 90 675 9007 Truelight Trebling 4 90 660 8985 Santa Cruz 6 90 650 8940 Raymond F 3 88 625 62589403Greeuhorn 89403Greeuhorn 3 88 640 64089352Bob 89352Bob Garnet 3 85 655 8959 Giles Shino Shinto 3 85 635 8940 Sister Mamie Mammies 3 85 640 640Second Second Kace Ace 5 12 Furlongs 2yearolds Selling 8983 Royal Banner 90 665 9006 Leostratus Lester 90 650 6509008Mark 9008Mark Hanna II 90 700 7009006Springer 9006Springer 90 695 8894 Darbonne Drone 87 660 8960 Also 87 600 60089602Kittie 89602Kittie Regent 87 655 6558894MrTip 8894MrTip Top 87 600 8983 Merode Erode 87 650 65090083Onatavia 90083Onatavia 87 880 f 9006 Margaret Dumont 87 600 60090082Ergo 90082Ergo 87 690 690Third Third Kace Ace 1 Mile 3yearolds and upward Allowances 8855 Everest 4 107 650 6508961Glen 8961Glen Albyn Abby 4 107 615 8985 Wheelbarrow 4 100 600 60089302Nivoce 89302Nivoce 3100 675 8336 Save 3 97 f600 f60080463Jessamine 80463Jessamine Porter II 3 97 640 8986 Waterman 5 97 670 670S9843Gertrude S9843Gertrude 4 97 620 8937 Rosa 3 97 615 8026 Sky lark 8 107 625 625896S3Jim 896S3Jim Flood 6 100 660 8982 Arrezzo Carrizo 4 100 650 650Fourth Fourth Kace Ace 34 Mile 2yearolds Selling Selling89062Mr 89062Mr Johnson 109 700 89 6 Mrs Jimtnie Jitney 106 660 6609C08 9C08 Sugden Sudden 106 650 65089832Simcoe 89832Simcoe 103 665 8965 Nancj Nancy Seitz Seize 103 675 6758983Lady 8983Lady Bratton Raton 100 65i 65i9J06 9J06 Jack Carey 100 64U 64UFifth Fifth Race 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling Selling89823Purse 89823Purse Proud 4 100 690 8982 Ferryman II 5 97 700 9005 Bob Turner 4 97 6r0 6r089883Cynthia 89883Cynthia H 4 97 675 8961 Prima 4 97 685 68589353Samivel 89353Samivel 3 92 665 8917 Our Ljzzie Jazzier 3 92 680 8982 Sissie Sissies CLiance Cline 3 92 r 30 8939 Onzeca Bonze 3 92 Oo 9 07 WildArab Wilder 7 90 630 7974 Guinan Guinean 3 88 P25 8935 Clincher 3 85 Oi5 TURF STARS STARSFOR STARS FOR SALE = TH K NOT J D RACEHORSES RACEHORSESWHAT RACEHORSES WHAT ER LOU FOUND MARZELLA MARCELLO DRE RE II IIWILL WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION A1 A1Hawthorne Hawthorne Saturday Oct 15 15THREE THREE OF THIS LOT HAVE SHOWN THEY CAN DO A MILE IN 140 OR BETTE BETTED AND ALL ARE IN RACING CONDITION NCV NV NCVThis Cavities This year What er Lou has won the Inaugur Inaugural ¬ al and Club Members handicaps at St L u besides fom foam puiss piss races and was secoi eco in h s Great Western and Oakwood Lakewood Hand jaj jai f t Washington Park both naarvelously nauseously f t r c s In his races he has beaten Imp Liel Libel Jr mi Dr Sheppari Sheppard Fervor Hurry Drtfp DTP I h hj j Elector Tinn Tinny maker Baauo Baa kburo burro C ad i it Morte Mote Focse Fosse Uarda Guardia and many other iigi iii cias cia horses Found has won at 7 i 127 nuesiu nudes 1401 acdl4Ci Dare II holas holes o St L uU 1 116 milow milo record 1 4tj + atifl atilt has vit vita ai H mile in 141 rrrijtiy Uirzella Ireland L U borof boron ryi ri t Jtrr Tarry rrout rout Windsor Form Chart. WINDSOR FORM CHART CHARTWINDSOK CHARTINGS WINDSOK WINDSOCK ONT October 13Ninth day Windsor Jockey Club Autumn meeting Weather cloudy track heavy Presiding Judge John J Carter Starter Richard Dwyer Racing starts at 215 p m QO C FIRST RACE 34 aille faille Purse 250 4yearolds and upward Selling Ind Indo Horses A Wt St M V X StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H JC 8982 GAINSAY 5 95 7 22 23 2U IH Boland Borland J F Landenberger20 20r20 20 8897 NEGONCIE BEGONIA 4 95 1 li li H 22 Mason Waters Hodges 2t 3 2 i 89632FRED K 5 95 8 SH 41 3 31 Valentine W H RichardsoL Richardson 1 651 1 2t89622INFELICE 89592VIRGIE DIXON 5 92 3 4 S 41 41 Vitatoe Vitiate E Trotter 2 21 2 2t 89622INFELICE 4 91 4 6 5 53 53 Gaylord C Martin Co 10 12 10 12 8982 BOB TURNER 4 92 5 7 62 61 6io Tully J W Bell 20 30 20 30 8962 KING MORGAN 4 92 6 8777 Gorrnley Ornery C A Quick 4545 4545SH 8917 QUAVER 4 92 2 SH 8 8 8 Reitz Ritz Strobel Strobe Miller 10 15 10 15 Time 15Time 26 52 10511191 10511191Winner Winner Br h by Britannic Contradiction ContradictionOff Contradiction Off first break to a good start Won in a hard drjve drive The first too fought it out the last furlong Negoncie Begonia hung when it came to a drive Infelice Inflicted was under restraint in the run home She trackScratched tracks did not run her race Frod Frond K could not set up King Morgan wants a fast track Scratched Red 95 Sugar Foot 92 Trivoh Trio 92 92Overweights Overweights Overweighs Negoncie Begonia 3 pounds poundsGainsay pounds Gainsay place 8 to 1 show 3 to 1 Negoncia Begonia place 6 to 5 show 1 to 2 9006 SECOND RACE 4 18 Furlongs Purse 250 2yearolds Allowances Ind Indo Horses A Wt 8t 5s StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 8918 SPRINGER 105 1 31 i 1 Walker S M Sexton 6633 8384 BILLY BAKER 106 4 li 6633li 31 22 Peterman Letterman Edward Fee 15 15 15 15 8960 MILDRED RAINES RAINS 103 9 7 75 37 HarringtonRickabaughCoS Harrington 544 8938 ZACATOSA ACTORS 1021 3 42 42 4 K Bergen R Forsythe Forsythia 65 85 65 75 8870 WINCH 103 2 22 2 K 51 SoDger Stodgier J O Gray 4 5 4 44 8980 MOUNTAIN ROSE 104 12 6 i 6K 61 W Taylor C Suanlan Sunlamp 30 50 30 40 8610 OUR LIDA IDA 108 10 10 8 7 Castro Mrs L D Gray 20 30 20 25 8960 WHITE IVY 103 11 11 9 8 Boland Borland J M Mathewson Mathews 20 30 20 25 8918 LEOSTRATUS 102 5 12 2 5 SH 9 brewer V D Bond 6 C 5 5 8610 DIANA 105 7 9 10 10 Scherrer Sherrie J Smith 12 15 12 12 8384 MARGT MART DUMONT 107 8 8 11 11 Cannon Hinde Hide Baker 50 100 50 75 8983 WILLIAM M 108 6 5 12 12 Hicks Wm Midgely Midge 8 10 8 8 8894 JACK CAREY 106 10613 13 13 13 13 Hopkins JDubrnleJr Dubliner 10 12 10 10 Time 25 53 100 100Winner Winner AltiphonePost Allophone B c by Springbok Altiphone Allophone Post 17 minutes Start good Won easily second the same Springer drew away in the last furlong He took the shortest route all the way Mildred Raines Rapines closed a big gap Har Hara ¬ rington Brighton was not much help to her Minch Inch quit in the last furlong Jack Carey threw his jockey at a false break and ran away a mile mileScratched Scratched Major Boots 105 Kittie Kitties H 105 105Overweights Overweights Overweighs Springer 1 pound Billy Baker 1 Zacatosa Acanthous 11 Mountain Rose 1 Onr OR Lida Linda 1 Leostratus Lester Margaret Dumont 4 4Springer Springer place 6 to 5 show 1 to 2 Billy Baker place 6 to 1 show 2 to 1 Mildred Raines Rapines show even 90O7 THIRD RACE 34 Mile Purse 250 4yearolds and upward Selling lud laud Horses A Wt St V StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 8959 GOMOR GOMORRA 7 92 4 3 21 IH 12 Alaric Balearic F C Hammon Hammond 6868 6868J 8874 TERRAPIN 7 98 2 41 45 31 21 Soneer Sooner J Smith 2 2 9595 9595LLong 8961 MISS KITTIE KITTIES 5 96 3 389853BRNY 2 Longli Long 31 42 3 L Warren L LLong Long Long 8 10 8 10 10W 89853BRNY AARON JR7 92 6 li 11 2 K 4 L Smith W Gardner 2 2t 2 2i 2iWE 8869 CANNONADE 4 92 1 7 62 5sK 53 Vitatoe Vitiate W WE E Fielding 15 40 15 30 8869 WILD ARAB 7 97 10 8 8 62 6 K HarringtonF Harrington J Hall 40 100 40 75 8897 TRUELIGHT TREBLING 4 92 7 51 51 7 7 Troxler Stroller J Troxler Stroller 3 3 11 52i 8827 MAUD LYLES LYLE 4 97 8 9998 Scherrer Sherrie C H Chappell Chapel 40 60 40 50 8986 EL1ZBERT 6 93 5 6 7 8 9 Boland Borland G H Kessen Lessen 20 25 20 20 8869 NAUGHTY GIRL 4 92 9 10 10 10 10 Gormley Grimly J O Shepherd 8 10 8 10 10Time Time 26 52J l15i 12U Winner 12UWinner Ch g by Fqrandole Franco Rosa Post 3 minutes Start good Won easily second driving Gomor Gomorra went to the frrJ Farr ready Terrapin tired at the end He was hard ridden through the stretch Barney Aaron Jr Quit improvementScratched improvements the last eighth Tru Thru light was ridden all over the track Cannonade showed improvement Scratched Irksome 92 92Overweights Overweights Overweighs Terrapin 3 pounds Miss Kittie Kitties 4 Wild Arab 5 Maud Lyles Lyle 5 Eizbert Elizabeth 1 Gomor Gomorra place 3 to 1 show even Terrapin place 7 to 10 Miss Kittie Kitties show 2 to 1 9008 FOURTH RACE 4 12 Furlongs Purse 300 2yearolds Allowances Ind Indo Horses A Wt St StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O B L I 8936 MARK HANNA II 100 3 389362ERGO 4i 2 Hi Souger Gouger J M Wilkinson 3 2 3 89362ERGO 99 2 289363ONATVVPA 22 12 23 Valentino J A Newman b2 U53 2 2IH 89363ONATVVPA 101 1 IH 51 31 L Smith G P uters utters u f 8 6 8936 GIN RICKEY RICKY 100 7 63 3t 4 Masc n P Stan urn 080 080SH 832 SUGDEN SUDAN 110 4 SH 6i 5i J Shields A Shi Shim Ids 2 2 2 8936 ROMANY RAWNY BRAWNY 97 5 7 776 7 6 Tully WE Hiding 8 T 8 8 0 REED 102 6 31 41 7 Vitatoe Vitiate White k Stafford 8 10 8 8478 ANNIHILATOR 108 8 888 Howoll Howell JBruuhu 20 40 20 8938 LITTLE MAJOR 108 10810 10 10 10 0 Sherland Shetland L P Mcev Mace 8 8BARBARY 1 8 BARBARY HARVEY 105 9 9 9 M Castro LWHovtCo 15 15Time Time 25 3 1 C CWinner Winner Winner B c by Isaac Murphy Derochement Defacement DerochementP Defacement P si 3 minutes Start good Won easily secoLrt escort ceverly cleverly Mark Hiinna China II v frontal liii leisure and finished strong Onatavia Sonata tireu tire LU he stretch He lost g ou i for fco co ne Sugden Sudden Gin Rickey Rickety and Reed ran their races at the post Er o too v befoi befit th tart tartSera tarter Sera i cio i Jennie 105 Lizzie Tizzies R 101 101Ovirw Ovirw Coir poundsM pounds ilts gilts Sag en 2 pounds M i k Fl iiiin II place even show 2 to 5 Ergo plac place t to 5 Onaiavia Convivial sMw Mw ttAUJ tau 1 Blue furse fuse 25U i Hud upward Sailiu Sail A Wt 8t V4 V StrFin Strafing 5 107 2 21 14 13 1 14 LrM LM 3 99 3 if 41 2 f 22 LO if 410 430 H5 T a r li r KR JANE 4 SIK SIKH 440 V it L P Puu Sputum uu 150 515 V e J 186 Sluii Sluicing i ill 20 52 1 12i 2i i5l Viiit rCr rr h lv Ir IrOH Biro OH t li l IIVck IV 10 piur pour i cu qu liter hurlJim hurling Fioo1 107 Fink Jaubr Jab 1 o COMM mfHr mfr ttisiNE tisane HVttisiNE HV IN N TO 182 CLAF2 STRE STREW I1 b r VCLTV CELT Page [3] Hawthorne Form. HAWTHORNE FORM FORMThe Foremother The form of Fridays Hawthorne fields is isFjtst misfits Fjtst Jets Raco Race Ramlet Armlet Capsicum Sidtllla Sidtllladeoond deoond Odeon Raca Racal Free Lady Daisy F Official OfficialThird Official Third Race The Devil Azucena Sauce Plantain PlantainFourth Plantain Fourth Race Ramona Qlenmoyne Lennon Double Double DoubleFifth Double Fifth Race Espionage Frank Bell Abuse AbuseSixth Abuses Sixth Raco Race Bridgeton Bridgetown Judge Steadman Seaman Czarowitz Carbonize Hawthorne Entries. HAWTHOUNE HAWTHORNE JKNTRIKS Probabilities Weather cloudy track good First RaceG8 Mile 2yearolds Allowances Ind Indo Horses color sex pedigree Wt Hdcp Dc 8970 Etta P 108 610 61088393Stella 88393Stella 108 600 8761 Master Buck 108 615 8970 Rosebeau Rosebay 108 600 8839 Ramlet Armlet 108 650 8630 ThePride Tepid 108 600 8970 Our Clara 108 615 8970 Sidtilla Scintilla 108 635 8970 Merops Metros HI 630 630Forensic Forensic b c by Fordham Ford Florence W Ill Falcon Light ch c by Candle ¬ mas Xmas Royal Falcon Ill 89702Teutons Ill 620 620Darington Darington Darlington ch c by Victory Felicitie Felicities HI 8917 RioChico Trochaic 115 635 8905 Cora Havill Hail II 115 615 8974 Facade Ho 605 8974 Doremus Dorms 118 625 899 1 Capsicum 118 640 640Second Second Race 78 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds Soiling Fnd Fend Horses Age Wt Hdcw Dc 8975 Empress Josephine 100 645 8580 Opponent 100 640 64089112Daisy 89112Daisy FJ 100 690 8779 Cyril 100 655 5004 Free Lady 100 7CO 8971 Heigh High Ho 100 675 6758975Graziella 8975Graziella 100 685 8971 Hardly 100 680 68089752Nanme 89752Nanme Davis 100 685 68588813Muskadine 88813Muskadine 103 680 68089342Elidad 89342Elidad 103 670 67089753Official 89753Official 103 685 6858i802flindoonet 8i802flindoonet 103 665 8975 Moch Mooch i03 625 8996 Hampden Hempen 105 680 6808971King 8971King Bermuda 105 680 8934 Molo Moo 108 670 6708996Prince 8996Prince Blazes 109 675 675Third Third Race 1 18 Miles 3yearolds and upward Allowances 89722Plantain 3 100 735 73590162Azucena 90162Azucena 3 100 745 74589492The 89492The Devil 3 103 750 8949 Al Fresco 3 103 715 9018 Cherry Leaf 4 112 735 73589723Mistral 89723Mistral II 4 112 725 9018 Burlesque II 4 112 720 720Fourth Fourth Race 1 Mile 4yearolds and upward Belling 8886 Teutonna Teutonic 4 107 680 8815 Pitfall 6 107 640 64089982Warren 89982Warren Point 5 107 665 8998 Zolo Zoo 4 107 680 68089503Double 89503Double Dummy 4 107 685 9021 Necedah Necked 6 109 655 9021 Vice Regal 5 109 640 8760 Qlenmoyne Lennon 7 109 695 8996 Moncreith Noncredit 4 110 675 6758910Idle 8910Idle Hour 4 110 660 9021 Bishop Reed 4 110 680 9021 Tranby Tabby 5 Ill 670 6708820Ramona 8820Ramona 6 Ill 700 8930 Nicholas 5 Ill 660 8950 Button 4 114 675 675Fifth Fifth Race 34 Mile All Ages Allowances 8994 Our Nellie 2 91 700 7008994Espionage 8994Espionage 2 91 800 80088062Frank 88062Frank Bell 2 91 790 8994 Sea Lion 2 94 730 8930 Mary Black 3 114 740 8509 St Simonian Simon 3 117 650 8995 Traverser Traverse 3 117 770 7708440Abuse 8440Abuse 5 122 785 785Sixth Sixth Race 1 Mile 4yearolds and upward Selling 8529 Sobriquet 5 107 640 8910 Queen Satie Sate 4 107 655 8884 Dorothy III 5 107 680 8952 Briggs 4 107 9017 Greyhurst Greyhounds 4 107 89103Brother Fred 4 107 89932Treeby 4 107 90173Amanda 6 107 9017 Amelia Fonso Fonts 6 107 88843 Bridgeton Bridgetown 5 107 9017Judge Steadman Seaman 9017 Jim Blackburn 8993 Jack of Hearts 8952 Parole dOr doer 9021 Czarowitz Carbonize Latonia Form. LATON1A FORM CINCINNATI O October 13 The form of Fridays Latonia Antonia fields is First Eace Peace Tonto Onto Pop Dixon Amber Glints GlintsSecond Glints Second Race Ernespie Heresies Red Pirate Shinfane Shinbone ShinfaneThird Third Race Ramiro II Cecil Friar John JohnFourth Fourth Race What Next Fireside Pace ¬ maker makerFifth maker Fifth Race Belle of Dublin Miss Josephine Protect ProtectSixth Protects Sixth Race Sangamon Seagram Lyllis Allis Kathie May Latonia Entries. LATONIA ANTONIA ENTRIES Probabilities Weather cloudy track slow slowFirst loftiest First Race 1 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Belling BellingInd Belling Ind Indo Horses Age Wgt Wt Hdcp Dc Hdcp89413McCleary 89413McCleary 3 95 652 8757 Mitt Boyken Broken 4 91 S9J6 PopDixou Copious 4 98 1763 Rookwood Ironwood 5 99 8941 Harrie Harriet Floyd 4 99 8941 Amber Glints 5 102 8814 Tonto Onto 4 102 89J6 Savarin Savoring 4 102 8857Gariiet Ripple 4 102 8990 Fresco 5 107 Second Race 58 Mile 2yearolds Allowances Allowances89453Defiance 89453Defiance 103 8318 Bob Salter 103 8885 Shinfane Shinbone 103 Mack Brie 104 87983Seniicolon 107 8563 Fatherland 107 90113 Red Pirate 110 89882ErueBpie 110 Ihird Third Race 1 11G Miles 3yearolds and upward Selling 89873Cecil 5 97 670 6708878RamiroII 8878RamiroII i 5100 675 8911 Katie Longfellow 5 102 640 8941 Gomez 4 100 655 8737 Friar John 3 106 665 6658635Joe 8635Joe Shelby 3 108 660 8814 Rifle 4 110 650 650Fourth Fourth Race Mile 3yearolds and upward Owners Handicap 8797 Fireside 4 92 690 6908943DaveS 8943DaveS 4 92 670 67089022Pacemaker 89022Pacemaker 3 95 680 8943 What Next 4 95 700 700Fifth Fifth Race 58 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Allowances AllowancesInd Allowances Ind Indo Horse color sex pedigree Wt Hdcp Dc HdcpJunaetta Junaetta Uneatable 105 87583Belle of Dublin 105 675 8861 Charline Carline 105 630 8861 Florissant 105 660 66086833Custance 86833Custance 105 655 8437 FrancesReed Frances 103 635 635Paysinta Paysinta Playsuit b f by Bermuda Can Dance 105 7775 MadgeS Adages 105 610 8903 Stanel Sanely 105 650 8683 Malaise 110 645 64589032Miss 89032Miss Josephine 110 670 8988 Protect 110 665 665Sixth Sixth Race 1 Mile Mile4yearolds 4yearolds and upward SolliuR Sillier nd Horses Age Wgt Wt Hdcp Dc Hdcp89922KathieMay 89922KathieMay 4 102 665 6658609CanI8eeEm 8609CanI8eeEm 4 102 650 65089442Lvllis 89442Lvllis 4 102 67Q 67Q3947Viscount 3947Viscount 4 102 640 8923 Raj Raja H 5 102 625 8923 Barton 4 105 635 6358987Suydam 8987Suydam 4 105 660 6608964Sangamon 8964Sangamon 4 105 675 8989 Caius Carious 4107 645 64589923Miss 89923Miss Bramble 4 107 642 8925 Donation 5 107 652 65289283Egbart 89283Egbart 7 110 655 CLOHESEY CLOCHES CO COPOOL COOL POOL ROOM and BOOKMAKERS SUPPLIES TICKETS n PHONE 5 SHEETS o j SLATES MAIN SLATESMAIN STATESMAN 5 CASH BOXES 2134 j BLACK BLACKe BLAKe e i ut BOARDS ETC 48 = 50 Wabash Ave AveCHICAGO CHICAGO Goodwins Godwin 1ftTH 1ftTHOFFICIAL I O I Pi PiTurf Picture OFFICIAL Turf Guide YEAR YEARORE YEAR ORE COMPLETE THAN EVER A VALUABLE ADDITION MADS ADS MADSA MAZDA A Form Table to Each Event which shows exact position of every horse which was either 1st 2d 3d or 4th at each quarter polo also positions at start Im ¬ portant portent notes added when required Events reported from all parts of the country and Canada Issued the 1st and 15th of every month monthPRICE monotypic PRICE 60 CTS CRTS EACH EACHFor Anchor For sale at all principal hotels newsstands racetracks and publishers office 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Specialty News a Specialty ff our own Presses PressesBefore Presses Before the Chicago aiSiss Isis FIFTH Page [4] Latonia Form Chart. 1 LATONIA ANTONIA FORM CHART CHARTLLE CHORTLE LLE LE Ky October 13 Eleventh day Latonia Antonia Jockey Club Autumn Meeting Weather cloudy track heavy ling Judge L P Tarlton Carlton Starter Morgan Chmn Hymn ig starts at Blo Belo p m FIRST RACE 1 Mile Patio 300 3yearolds and upward Selling AWt Wt St H V4 StrFin Strafing Jockeys O H L C SACK 3 99 2 31 2 1 I 1 Q Taylor VV C Hutchinson 3434 ALLIG ALLYING 5 104 6 21 32 2 21 25 Conloy Colony W F Schulte Schultz 5555 5555US US 3 9J 9 61 41 42 3 32 ShackelfrdRutledgeStevensS 555 555JRA JRA RA MAY 3 98 1 4n 01 51 42 42 Franklin J Fleming 15 20 13 20 20NZi NZi Nazi 5 97 3 15 13 35 5 55 T Green Williams Co 8888 8888ND ND D 3108 5 52 51 7 8 61 Wilson H L J DStevensS Stevens 434 434LLIE LLIE LIE 1 109 7 8 8 8 7 71 Southard Southward J H Smith 6666 1 HENRY 7 100 4 9 9 9 9 82 Hrshbrgr Harsh W T Wright Son20 30 20 30 30MINIS MINIS 3 105 8 7 7 61 61 9 Aker Baker B G Thomas 2222 2222Time Time 251 511 1 04 1 18 1 311 1 45i 45iluer luer bluer Ch g by Mareac Maraca Avola Viola Avolat Volant t 3 minutes Start good The first two were in a hard drive R B S ck won by superior superiorhip superior hip Rarus Kraus b y was asleep at the post Hand D was taken the longest way around aroundthe around the lumpy part of the track Stanza would have done better in heavier going He seems seemsi seems i good fettle Dominis Dominos is not fit Laura May showed improvement Mellie Nellie showed none noneinishing minimizing inishing finishing speed speedatched seduced atched batched Jack Hayes 97 97irwaights irwaights reweighs R B Sack 2 pounds Laura May 5 3 Sack place 8 to a show 7 to 10 Zufallig Unfailing place 2 to 1 show even Rarus Kraus show SECOND RACE58 Mile Purse 300 2yearolds Allowances Horses A Wt St V ± ft StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C HE KENTUCKIAN118 1 2 31 21 11 Everett E F Simms Sims 35 71035 7 10 ONALD DONALD Hayes3D BAIN AIN 115 3 IH H li 2 Kuhn W M Hayes 2 2 8585 ED 3D PIRATE 109 5 41 2i 33 310 CThompsonJ Thompson C Calm 4 12 4 12 EBERHART EBERHARTASTABROOK3 112 4 3 42 41 4i J Hill Talbot Bros Brows 4 12 4 8 8ASTABROOK3 ASTABROOK3 106 2 5555 Conley Coney S Williams 10 30 10 25 25CTIDORPHA CTIDORPHA 106 Left at the post Morrison Orison W J Speirs Piers Co 50 10050 100 100Time Time 121 241 371 501 104 inner Ch c by Pirate of Penzance Penance Lizzie Tizzies Montrose Montrosejst Montrose jst jest 10 minutes Start good The first three finished in a hard drive The Kentuckian had st of the going Kuhn came wide into the stretch and went through the worst going Red e ran a fair race The pace was a hot one considering the condition of the track Eti Etui la wheeled and refused to break at the start ed Pirate show 7 to 10 THIRD RACE 1 Mile Purse 250 3yearolds Allowances Horses A Wt at U V4 Str Star Fm Jockeys Owners O H L C MARITI MARITIME 107 1 2u 21 IH li 11 j Hill J J Marklein Marlin 1 65 1 65 65VIRGIE VIRGIE VIRILE O 115 2 41 42 35 35 28 Conley Coney J S Lancaster 45 4 5 45 45 45MISS MISS C 107 5 H IH 2 21 312 Southard Southward H J Scoggan Slogan 6868 6868JODALICHE JODALICHE JUDAIC 110 4 31 31 41 41 41 Wilson T G Calvert Culvert 6868 6868RIDA RIDA IDA 100 355555 WdrstrndT Wrester Weddorstrand Endorser 20 60 20 50 50Time Time 261 521 1 041 1 18l 1 331 1 45i Vinner Vintner Br f by Hindoo Indoor Mary McGowan McGowanost ost cost 3 minutes Off at first break to a good start Won handily second easily Mariti Maritime was best at the weights Virgie Virile O was asked to carry too much Miss C showed more than her il speed The other two were not factors in the race pfij Fiji Miss C show 3 to 5 kiLli kiLl L ftoi foci U f 1 O FOURTH SAGE 34 Mile 2yearolds Allowances U JL O The Zoo Zoo Stakes Value 1500 Horses A Wt St U Y StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C JQUEEN QUEEN OF SONG 107 1 11 2 2 IH Everett W J Smith Co 2 2 2 2 25RUSH 5RUSH 120 2 3 33 33 25 J Hill T C McDowell 3571035710 3571035710HOUCHON HOUCHON HOUGHTON 110 3 21 11 11 35 Conley Coney E Brown Co 6767 MAYME MAYER M M 107 5 41 43 42 410 J Mathews H B Durham 15 20 15 20 FANTASY 107 4 51 55 55 5 Britton Briton J T Stewart Co 10 12 10 12 12J2AUREOLE I J2AUREOLE 107 6 6666 Morrison Orison J B Gentry 8 10 8 10 10Time Time 131 25i 381 501 104 1171 1171Winner Winner Br f by Esher Esther Sonata SonataPost Sonata Post 20 minutes Start bad The first two were driving hard Queen of Song got the best the start The delay at the post and numerous breakaways did not help Rushs Russ chances with heavy impost She is undoubtedly the batter filly Souchon Soupcon raced herself to pieces in the d Everett delayed and broke up thd thud starts and wa3 suspended by the starter starterScratched starters Scratched Miss Patron 107 107Queen Queen of Song place 1 to 2 Souchon Soupcon show 7 to 10 A F FIFTH RACE 3 4 Mile Purse 100 3ytjarolds and upward Handicap d Horses A WtrSt Trust 1A V M StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 13 ALLEVIATE 3 110 5 21 22 22 11 Conley Coney W F Sphulte Philter 4545 13 11112 2 Everett SimmsAnderson75 8 5 75 85 592DAMOCLES 5 109 2 52 41 42 3 T Powers P M Civill Civilly 4444 4444282QIBRALTAR 282QIBRALTAR 3 113 4 31 31 31 4 Vandusen Bandsmen C G Maffltt Aflutter 3434 3434939JBRAW 939JBRAW LAD 4 111 3 41 51 52 58 Morrison Orison Keene Ryan 75 85 75 8 5 80 OSMON COSMO 4 95 6 6666 CThompsonR Thompson M Fishor Fisher 10 10 10 10 10Time Time 121 241 37 491 1 03l 1 161 Winner B f by Argylo Argyle Peradventure PeradventurePost Peradventure Post 20 minutes Statt Stat poor Won in a hard drive Tom Collins beat the flag and opened p a big gap but could not hold the advantage Alleviate showed wonderful improvement ot warranted by her last race Gibraltar tired at the end He probably needed a race after us let up Braw Lad performed another somersault Damocles closed very strong Overweights Overweighs Osmon Olson 2pounds Alleviate place 2 to l1how even Tom Collins place 3 to 5 Damocles show 3 to 5 0O151 SIXTH RACE 1 Mile Purse 250 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Indo Horses tAWt tAt St U H fc StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 4987 SUE NELL 3 96 5 51 51 32 11 15 Frost Wells Co Co392ffSOFBETHLBHM3 392ffSOFBETHLBHM3 105 3 31 31 21 21 25 Southard Southward H Gibson Jr 8946 LEASEMAN LEADSMAN 5 102 1 8 7 62 62 31 Guitiers Guiltier S J Charles 6666 8946 FLOP 3 95 6 IH 11 IH 32 45 CThompsonF Thompson A Pope 4444 8859 ONDAGUE BONDAGE 6101 8 71 61 51 52 51 Aker Baker GH Brown 6666 6666CHAT CHAT OF ME 4 105 4 211 21 45 41 68 M Dunn A D Payne 12 15 12 15 8946 PROSECUTOR 4 107 7 61 8 7 7 7 Conley Coney J B Gentry 6767 676789902REY 89902REY DEL MAR 8 107 2 41 41 Brke Burke dwnW dawn Narvaez Larvae C Rice Co 32 85 32 8 5 Time 251 511 1 03t 1 171 1 311 1 45 45Winner Winner B f by Pirate of Penzance Penance Patricia PatriciaPost Patricia Post 3 minutes Start good Won easily second the same Sue Nell showed wonderful improvement Rey Frey del Mar broke down Chat of Me ran a good race and is speedy Leaseman Leadsman closed a big gap asiusualv sisal and finished strong He likes a distance distanceScratched distances Scratched Caiul Caulk 109 Overweights Overweighs Leaseman Leadsman 5 pounds Flop 2 2Sue Sue Nell place 4 to 1 show 2 to 1 Star of Bethlehem place 4 to 5 Leaseman Leadsman show even Hawthorne Form Chart. jitfA jilt THORNE HORNE FORM CHART CHARTCHICAGO CATCHING CHICAGO ILL October 13 Thirtyfourth Thirty day Chicago Racing Association Fall Meeting MeetingWeather Meeting Weather cloudy track good Presiding Judge Capt Caput James H Roes Starter William Bruen Braun Racing starts at 2 p m FIRST RACE 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Fillies and Mares MaresAllowances Marshall Allowances Purse 400 value to winner 300 75 to second 25 to third Ind Indo Horses A Wt S St U Vt StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 89952MAY W 4 114 1 INK 2n 221 211 H C Sloan D Cameron 8883 AZUCENA SAUCE 3 109 3 K 411 SH 31123 BeauchampGeorge Bedchamber J Long 8783 FERROLL FERRO 3 109 Z li HI 1 33 Lynch J Rodegap Bodega Co 20 25 20 25 25W 8971 LOCST LOST BLOSSOM 3 J09 6i 61 52 43 421 Dupee Dupe W K Cleveland 30 40 30 40 40J 8086 HESTER J Jr 1Q ° l 511 6io 55 512 Kane J S OBrien O'Brien 60 100 60 100 100L i7790LUCY BELLK BELL y lI 32 42 625 6 Hart L S Williams 50 90 50 90 90A K974 l rsjiiuaus NEOME NOME 3 o 10r iviror divisor ° 8 8 71172 Goodwin Godwin A Odom Sodom Co 250 250250250250 250250250250MADAM 250 250 250 250P MADAM DEWEY 3 104 72 710 715 g 8 P Jordan P J Louchlin Loughlin Touchline Sloughing 200 200300200300 200300200300Time 300 200 300 Time 12i 241 361 491 1021 1151 Winner B f by Eagle Plume Froila Roil Froilaf Roil f Won easily second with something left after an early drive Third the same May W was in a soft spot She far outclassed her field and was never extended The price against her was a royal one considering the class of horses she had to contend with Azucena Sauce was practically the only one that had any semblance of quality Perroll Enroll sbowed bowed a flash of speed but svas vas outclassed by the first two and could not contend with them when the pinch came It was always a three horse race although Lucy Belle was prominent the first part of it Locust Blossom made up a lot of ground the last quarter Scratched quarterScratched quarters Dixie Lee 109 Revenge Dare 104 Blanche 104 Graziella Grazie 109 Peg Parks 104 Hardly 109 Miss Kinbello Kimball 104 Whirmantiline 104 Lizzie Tizzies Miles 109 Free Lady 109 MayW MaW place Jtp Tap 5 Azucena Sauce place 2 to 5 Ferroll Ferro show even SECOND RACE 78 Mile 4yearolds and upward Selling 6 Purse 400 value to winner 300 75 to second 825 to third Ind Indo Horses A Wt St Ji 1A StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 895 J JUDGE STDMANS SEDANS 109 IH 4 5i 5H 311 13 C Sloan R E Maddox 6 10 6 10 8886 CELTIC BARD 5 1031 3 6 7NK 7s 71 221 Rutter Ruttier Rowe Clarkson Carson 3 3 21 3 8910 AMANDA 4104 6K 31 3112112 SH BeauchampW Beach H Snarley Snare 89523GREY HURST 4 104 81 2n 2 32 61 44 J Ward B Schreibor Schreiber 3 43 4 8741 AMELIA FONSO FONTS 5104 5 1 li Hill 51 Holden Olden W P Magraue Marauded 31 6 31 6 8909 JIM BLACKBURN4 109 2 51 4 82 81 6 Ellis A A Sandabl Sandal 20 20 15 15 8993 SECOND CHANCEi CHANCE 104 91 81 8H 611 5 7 Seatou Seato R Bradley 40 60 40 50 8815 GOLDEN ROD 4 107 4 71 91 91 91 81 Goodwin Godwin C Dorsey Dose 30 100 30 100 8303 CBEKRYFLAME 4 1101 7 91 61 4 4t 92 J Hart T M Berry Co 484 8524 HATS OFF 4 112 12 111 ni io 102 10H Dupee Dupe WT Woodard Woodward Jr 10 30 10 30 8884 COCHISE COCHINS 5 104 101 101 10 ai 11 115 Kane JKrepperCo 60 60 60 60 8993 DEL PASO II 510711112 12 12 12 1210 Hothersall Others McCuIlough Co 15 20 15 20 8909 FAUSALIGHT FLASHLIGHT 4 110 13 13 13 13 13 13 W Dean W Davis 50 50 12 12 301Winner Time 12Time 131 25 495 1 16 1 301 Winner Br g by Heretog Hereto Lela Leila B BPost Post Post 9 minutes Start goad Won easily the nest three were hard at it Judge Steadman Seaman ran a corking good race Sloan placed him nicely and came through on the rails in the stretch like a flash Celtic Bard had a rough journey He had to go out and around the bunch on the stretch turn and was coming strong at the finish Amanda is consistent She looked outclassed but ran well Groyhurst Grouchiest had a good turn of spaed spaced He quit and came again at the end Amelia Fonso Fonts dislikes a route She was a good filly for threequarters treasurers and then quit Jim Blackburn warmed up well but did not race well Charryflarm Chrysler was swerving all over the track in the stretch lameScratched iihe icier acted badly at the post Fausalight Flashlight heavily played pulled up quite lame Scratched C H Whelan Wheelman 104 Unity 10lQueen Safie Safe 101 Con Reagan 112 Parole dOr doer 114 Overweight 114Overweight Fausalight Flashlight 3 pounds Jim Blackburn 2 Celtic Bard 11 Cherryflame Cheryl Judge Steadman Seaman place 4 to 1 show 2 to 1 Celtic Bard place 6 to 5 show 3 to 5 Amanda show 8 to 5 i Chr1 Q THIRD RACE 1 Mile All ages Allowances JjUJLO Julio Purse 500 value to winner 400 75 to second 25 to third j nd Horses A Wt St U Vi StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L 89303TIMEMAKER 4 110 7 4 ENK EN 3K 221 111 Ellis J W Schorr Scorer Son31 4 31 4 8972BASQUIL 4110 6 SH 88 81161 2K Hothersall Others T J McHale Chalet 15 25 15 25 8918 MISS MARION 2 77 51 121 12111011518 lio Clio 115 is 31 3J jReiff Jeff B Schreiber 31 3 21 21 8383 CHERRY LEAF 4 110 2 6i 71 2 41 46 C Sloan T M Berry Co 3 41 3 4 8S06 EVA KICE ICE 3 98 11 2 2t 4i 5 52 Holden Olden C K Burdeau Bureau 30 50 30 50 7667 BURLESQUE II 4 110 SB 5ij 4H 51 71 61 Dupee Dupe G B Patterson 8 15 8 15 8808 STORM KING 4 110 9a 7 95 95 95 71 Ruttar Utter WLandsbergCo Landlubber 4 646 8808 DONNA RITA 4 107 4 3t 3 2J 3 8 W Dean T Licalzi Laical 10 20 10 20 8972 3UCKVIDERE 4 110 31 91 6 611 82 911 BeauchampA Bacchanal Cahn Can 10 13 10 13 85812DUNOIS 4 411010 110 10 10 10 10 10 10 H Martin T H Ryan 10 15 10 15 Time 15Time 24 48i 1 001 1 141 1 421 StanleyPost Stanley Winner 421Winner B c by Kantaka Kanaka Nellie Stanley Post 2 minutes Start good Won cleverly at the end after a hard early drive second third and fourth were under full sail Timemaker Tidemark showed himself to be a stayer slayer It did not look on the far turn as though anything had an earthly chance to beat Miss Marion She was far in front and seemed to be going well in hand There was a heavy wind blowing up the stretch and when the filly faced it it seemed to stop her She got into a bad mixup mix too on the first turn She was jammed in between Timemaker Tidemark Basquil Basque and Burlesque II and was almost thrown Had this accident not happened she would probably have been far enough in front to last the route When Timemaker Tidemark started to come he came like a steam engine Basquil Basque also came with power at the end In fact he ran a cracking good race after which he was worked out threeeighths of a mile making the route he went one and threeeighths miles Burlesque II deserves attention from now on He had a rough journey and ran better than the figures show Storm Kine Kline and Dunois Dubois were knocked out on the first turn and neither had a chance Donna Rita stopped as if short Eva Rice showed some speed The early pace was terrific v Scratched Dare II 110 Plantain 98 Mistral II 110 110Timemaker Timemaker Tidemark place 3 to 2 show 7 to 10 Basquil Basque place 10 to 1 show 5 to 1 MissMarion Missourian show 1 to 2 r 4 OA1 Q FOURTH RACE 1 14 Miles 3yearolds and upward Selling fJxJLC Purse 400 value to winner 1300 75 to second 25 to third = nd Horses A Wt St St X V 3A Str Star Fin Jockeys Owners O H L G 8842 DAVID TEN NY4 113 6n SH 4u 5 31 31 li H Martin P Dunne 322322 89962UARDA 32232289962UARDA 3106 4u 5i 5114 5i 42 2U Rutter Ruttier J J Donovan 21 13521 135 88362TREACHERY 5 107 7 4 3i 2U 11 11 32 JReiff Jeff J G Brown Co 6 8 6 8 8932 LUCID 3101 INK 2H INK IH 2ii 2n 46 BeauchampM Beach Jordan 15 25 15 25 3 98 5 71 8 66 5i SH Sheppard Wm Fries Co 8 25 8 25 89292 M R E ASTON 3 98 8 8 62 8 41 6 6 Dupee Dupe W W Clark 10 25 10 25 8972 GEORGE LEES 100 SH 6 = 7 3H 7n 710 710 floiden fluoride James Arthur 4 5 T 5 8779BRANCH 3 98 2 INK 21 6 8 8 8 Hothersall Others C E Mahone Mahoney Co 15 20 15 20 Disqualified for foul Time 261 53 118 131 144 1 571 2 10i Winner B c by Tenny Teeny Mamie Mammies B Post 1 minute Start perfect Won hand ridden second and third driving DavidTenny David showed he prefers a fast track and ran a clever race but nowhere what he is capable otdping outdoing He is far from being at his best His recent races in the mud evidently having dulled his speed Uarda Guardia was coming fast at the finish This filly seems to bo a sulker sulkier Rutter Ruttier could not get her out of a hand gallop the first part of the route Treachery went all to pieces in thVlast athlete fifty yards When straightened away for home the mare bore over to the rail interfering with Lucid Foul was claimed and allowed After passing the wire Treachery threw Reiff Riff but caused no damage Lucid ran a good race and may be getting back to his best form Scratched Bethlehem Star 98 Winslow 107 David Tenny Teeny place 4 to 5 Uarda Guardia place 4 to a show 2 to 5 Lucid show 4 to 1 FIFTH RACE 34 Mile 2yearolds Allowances AllowancesPurse Allowances Purse 400 Value to winner 300 75 to second 25 to third Ind Indo Horses A Wt St y K StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H LC 88822AILYAR 118 4n 21 12 HI INK H Martin p Dunne 25 9201S 13 8948 FONTAINEBLEU FONTANEL 113 2u 41021 2112 Lynch J M Foreythe Foregather 6 6 415 8885 BE TRUE 103 SNK SANK SDK SD sii Simi 38 310 Hothersall Others TJ McHale Chalet 10 108 8 8778 PHIDIAS OPHIDIANS 105 7 66 610 5 4N Wilson Kahn Co 60 60 60 60 8970 NELLIE FONSO FONTS 100 IH 1U 46 41 5 W Wood Walden Sweet 40 80 40 80 AUNT DINAH DNA 100 5n 51 51 68 68 J Ward MoreePatterson Northeasters 30 100 30 ICO CO 6638 KING COTTON 103 61 100Time 7777 Goodwin Godwin JJ Keith Son 40 100 JO 100 VWinner Winner Time 241 491 1021 1 15i V V Winner B c by Himyar Shimmy Aileen Eileen Aroon Maroon f Post 2 minutes Start good Won driving This was strictly a two horse race AilyaiacL Malarial little or nothing left at the finish He is a flashy looking colt but judging from thisracehas Hirsch no great amount of quality Bad a really good twoyearold toehold been in the race he surely would have beaten Ailyar Halyard Fontainebleu Containable is game Lynch was hard at him the last threeeighths and thecolt Theo responded nicely Phidias Ophidians made up ground throughout The race was a procession all the way Scratched Thought So 100 Espionage 115 Overweights Overweighs Phidias Ophidians 2 pounds j Fontainebleu Containable place 4 to 5 show 1 to 4 Be True show 2 to 5 OA4 1 SIXTH RACE78 Mile 4yearolds and upward Selling JJ l JL Purse 400 value to winner 5300 75 to second 25 to third Ind Indo Horses A Wt St K StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 88682ABE FURST FURS 4 107 4n 33 22 INK 12 12 Ratter J B Respass Trespass 3 41 3 4 8803 W C T 5 106 2N 4NK 41 43 41 22 Sheppard W Hoffman 10 10 8 10 8790RIDEAU 4109 3 121 i2i 20 23 3 W Dean F Martin 10 12 10 12 8950JBISHOP REED 4 112 INK 2NK 32 31 3 41 Lynch J Rodegap Bodega 6 10 6 10 8972 MILWAUKEE 4 109 71 S 72 71 71 51 Dupee Dupe T Hums 6 7 6 7 89u93CZAROWlTZ 4112 51 63 62 62 62 61 Kane J S OBrien O'Brien 15 40 15 40 8950 TRANBY STANDBY 5111 8n 92 IQI II 101 81 72 Ellis G Whitman 10 10 6 8 89092NEWSGATHERR 4 111 6 51 51 SNK SANK SNK SANK SNK SANK C Sloan B E Curl 89743LORD ZENI ZEN 4 114 10 101 9K 91 91 92 Hart H M Klair Lair 87t543NECEDAH 6 104 9Kii2 in H 101 1Q4 Hothersall Others Sellen Ellen Leather 15 20 15 15 8t550 VICE REGAL 5 109 11 7K 31 81 113 IH BeauchampW Beach J Smith 10 16 10 16 8650 REDSKIN 811212 12 12 12 12 12 Wilson Kahn Co 10 60 10 60 60Time Time 121 241 491 1 01i 1 15 1 291 Winner Br c by Himyar Shimmy Briar BriarPost Briar Post 6 minutes Start poor Won cleverly The next four were driving to the limit Abe Furst Furs and Rideau Idea stopped the others in the first five furlongs and Abe Furst Furs beinn benin a better horse than Rideau Idea managed to last out the entire route The latter was lucky to be third He was stopping badly at the end W C T ran a nice race and finished strong He is about ready Mil ¬ waukee wake was short on early speed but came gamely at the end Newsgatherer Newscaster is a bad horse Lord Zeni Zen couid could not run fast enough to keep warm Throw his race out and do not overlook the colt in the same kind of company Charles Brossman Grossman ran the winner up 300 over his entered price Respass Trespass retained him though for che ache odd 5 5Scratched Scratched Ramona 111 Teeta Tetra May 104 Diggs Digs 113 113Abe Abe Furst Furs place 3 to 2 show 7 to 10 W C T place 3 to 1 show 8 to 5 Rideau Idea show 2 to 1 Page [5] Morris Park Form Chart. MORRIS PARK FORM CHART CHARTWEST CHARTERS WEST CHESTER Y October 13 Eighth day Westchester Esthete Racing Association Autumn AutumnMeeting Attunement Meeting Weather clear track slow Presiding Judge R W Simmons Starter C J Fitzgerald Racing starts at 215 p m CihflO Chloe FIRST RACE Last5 18 Furlongs Eclipse Course 600 added All Ages fJrJ Handicap Ind Indo Horses A Wt St M H Str Star Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 8821 TROLLEY 4 126 3 38846SWAMP 32 21 22 11 Spencer WBJenningsCo 85 2i 8 5 21 8846SWAMP ANGEL 4 116 5 5 5 32 2i Maher A J Joynor Oxymora 6633 8821 COUN CON WERNBRG2 112 1 11 11 1 33 Coylie Collie J A McLauphlin McLaughlin 6655 8846 RED SPIDER 4 97 4 4 4 53 48 Makin Akin M F Stephenson 50 60 50 50 8821 ARMAMENT 2 112 6 6 32 4 56 Doggett Doge Oneck Neck Stable 6655 8977 TAKANASSEE TALLAHASSEE 4 120 7 7 7 7 61 Taral Aral BngtonGardner6 15 6 12 8821 VVOODBIRD 4 98 2 2i 6 8 710 T Burns J Josephson Joseph 6767 8846 INSPECTION 3 108 9 9 8 9 81 Cowman J G Judson 30 200 30 150 1331 KING MENELEK MENDEL 4 108 8 8 9 62 9 E Jones A H Barney 30 50 30 40 40Time Time 12 24 471 59 1 05 05Winner Winner B f by Martenhurst Marten May H HStart Start Start good Won driving Trolley was perfectly handled and her speed saved for the finish Swamp Angel ran above his previ prevail us best form closing very gamely Countelor Counselor Wernberg Weinberg was the best He likes the Eclipse course and mud and is very good but got poor handling Red Spider outran himself Armament evidently dislikes the Eclipse course and stopped very badly The others were far outclassed Woodbird Woodier placed among slower ones and on a fast track may do well wellScratched Scratched St Callatino Collation 126 High Degree 119 Toluca Toucan 119 Salaire Salaried 101 101Trolley Trolley place 9 to 10 show 1 to 2 Swamp Angel place 6 to 5 show 3 to 5 Counselor Wernberg Weinberg show 3 to 5 SECOND RACE Lust 6 12 Furlongs Withers Mile 500 added 2yearolds 9000 Selling Ind Indo Horses A Wt St U X StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H 8934 TENDRESSE TENNESSEE 93 2 41 21 23 23 20 Corbley Cobble J ROWB ROB Co 6644 8308 GREAT NECK 104 57 61 31 3 3 OLeary O'Leary Oneck Neck Stable 5858 8954 PASSAIC 104 6 2 3 51 J 4 N Turner R Earle Earl 8 15 8 10 8913 LEPIDA LAPIDARY 9i 3 3 51 4 41 51 Clawson Lawson W C Daly Dally 4645 8978 COLONEL TENNY TENANCY 91 8 61 41 7 7 6 Ryan J A McLaughlin 10 20 10 15 6827 KINGS PRIDE 99 7 51 7 61 61 7 Maher A J Joyner Joiner 3635 363559852THE 59852THE HUB 99 4 8 8 8 8 8 Weber P J Miles 20 40 20 30 30Time Time 1H 25 371 501 1 16i 1 23 23Winner Winner Ch f by Falsetto Glimpse GlimpseStart Glimpses Start good Won pulled up Gaze was far the best and is a wonder in mud Tendresse Tennessee is of fair class but wants a fast track and more competent handling Great Neck shows staying qualities likes any going and ran well Passaic is best in mud He ran well but was outclassed and overweighted overweighed Lepida Lapidary is inferior and unreliable Colonel Tenny Teeny was badly handled Kings Pride wants a fast track and a route but is only ordinary ordinaryOverweights ordinary Overweights Overweighs Passaic 2 pounds poundsGaze pounds Gaze place 3 to 5 show 1 to 3 Tendiesse Teddies place 8 to 5 show 4 to 5 Great Neck show 8 to THIRD RACE 1 18 Miles 3yearolds Fillies FilliesOver Fillies Over the Hill The Hunter Handicap 1200 added Ind Indo Horses A Wt St St y Si ritr rioter Fin Jockeys Owners 8723KENMOREQUN102 3 21 21 22 21 2 11 Maher Bromley Brome Co 5656 8795 LAVEROCK LAVER 107 6 51 51 41 41 41 21 Shnms Shins W M Hendrie Henries 6655 8890 ST CALLATINE COLLATION 110 4 41 42 31 31 32 31 Clawson Lawson W A Pinkerton 3737 88242LILIAN BELL 114 1 31 3 6 6 53 4 Sp ° ncer nicer J D Smith 3 1652 21 8795 MARTHA II 105 2 11 2 IH 11 ii 51 T Burns Sydney Paget Page 3 5 21 3 88183CLONSILLA 107 5 6 6 53 51 6 6 N Turner Goughacres Doughfaces Stbl Stable 5756 m mf f Time 26 51i 105 118142 155 3 t j1 Winner j1Winner B f by Ben Strome Stone Roseleaf Roselle RoseleafStart Roselle Start eood rood Won driving Kenmore Queen was the best at the weights and was wellridden telluride She is game and can stay Laverock Laver took the long route and closed like a whirlwind St Cal latiue latitude showed remarkable form for her over such a trying course She wants a fast track Lilian Lillian Bell stopped right at the end after looking like a winner Martha II quit badly in the last quarter Clonsilla Consular ran well for a mile but was outclassed outclassedScratched outclassed Scratched Briar Sweet 131 Kilt 95 LAlouette Aflutter 104 Keomore Kenmore Queen place 2 to 1 show even Laverock Laver place 8 to 5 show 4 to 5 St Calla tine show 6 o 5 FOURTH RACE Last 5 12 Furlongs Withers Mile 1200 added All ages 9002 The Westchester Esthete High Weight Handicap Ind Indo Horses A Wt St M V4 SfrrFin Furring Jockeys EORGE GEORGE KEEN a 3 121 26 53 4 11 12 Clawson Lawson S C Hildreth Children 2 41 2 41 895ttBNiLE 3 16 6 3 21 IH k5 221 Maber Amber ESGardnerSonS Degraders 31 3 31 8957 WAR REN REM TON a 12 1 4M fi 6 41 31 Taral Aral WL Oliver 8877 879i KHlNtfLANDiiP 2 1 3 4 42 2 32 48 T Burns JE Madden 3533 + 8824 KEN DORAN ± i 32 55 5 Hponcer Ponce W B JeuningCo3 634 8890 LADY MARIAN 3 i Ui yj 5 c ri 6 o James W C Daly Dally 10 15 10 12 121rr Ad od startPrs startups 1 1rr in 24 371 501 1 16 122 scier scriber B c by O OD n rir rr r j si titnckley tinkle titnckleyiiy tinkle rt tOd toad Wui Ui i iiy ii i i iw e KPO KO e was easily the best and the going suited him He w t iff Ziff at tfap tap s i t brfUi bruin i Iftr Lifter liigh light class race but the going was against him somewhat nloRed snored lii ii i wiirlwiM whirlwind t the end after being outrun early He wants a fast track nd s voy Ivory ooJ boo Rhiuelander Rhineland got a badly judged ride He is very good aud Maud u M P an I ik i = goiDii goodie bu was outclassed He is wonderfully fast but coward ly i ca 3viiii 131 Macy Marcy 126 St Callatine Palatine 117 Autumn 113 Toluca Toucan 107 Blarney Blarneyi Blarney i Kfieun Fiend pi ce 9 to 5 show 3 to 5 Bangle place 6 to 5 show 1 to 2 Wareuton Carleton ttACE tae Tlie Lie Withers Mile 700 added 2year olds Allowa Allow A Wt t y X BtrFin Brian Jockeys Owners 110 4 51 i 3i 23 IH Speucer Spencer George J Long 22 107 1 1 22 13 2 2 Mler Miler A J Joyner Joiner 45 4 4Rowers 110 3 83 IH 21 3 Ji K Jrties Jetties JrtiesrVRGHO Rowers Rose 20 4t rVRGHO Virgo 2 2 311 4 41 4 Littlrflell Littler LittlrflellONS A HDH HUD Morris 3U it ONS NS 100 6 4 4H 51 52 i ClHwsdn Chaws J j Kitz Kit immous limos iJU bijou 5 William Jennings1 K 1 liob lob Miles Epauita Epaulet Epauitatu Epaulette tu iriviig driving Mai Magi uc1 was outrun the first part of the race and seemed to b I stages but rat pheuomt peon nal nail last quarler quarter HP is best over a fast track aud Maud i a distance Auiumu Aluminum wts wets mfcde facade tco taco much use of in the first part If s ve d y have wot wont b bc c ue Le was at bciiie in the going oimorsut impost lik lick u the ir K ihau Nihau hfOict folic be me shown and finished gamelj gamely Duke of Miadiebmv Midrib Manlius Manliest 110 Domineer 110 Acushla Cumshaw Cormoian Cornelian t s i i he Withers Mile 500 added 3yearolds and upward 9UO1 btrFin brine Jockey M Clancy J C Quiiin 9 S OT H PLAID 3 101 5 61 1 8 3 3 T Turns Oueck Oueek Hoecake Coulee Stable Slabl Slab tlS tells hNT hint l O II 4 106 4 7 8 8 7 4J E Jones P J Miles MilesfO Miles fO K U i UARrR4 106 3 3 51 52 51 y N Turner P S P Randi Rand eSJ3 PKFM KM iu 5101 88 7 41 41 61 Hadley Haley J A McLaug McLaughlin McLaug89aS 89aS C L 3 98 2 4 6 7 8 74 Clawsou Claws H T Griffiu Griffin Griffiu889L 889L ilVui Silvia 6 116 1 14 3 61 6 8 OLeary O'Leary J Adams AdamsTime Adamantine Time 14 26 50 i 1U4 lli Elli 143 143H H t r Ch c by Victory Qui sal sijr sir fair Won eased up MtiXimu Minimum tiomcz atomic got i f badjy baldy butori uteri a invt inv and apparently outclassed the field Estaca Staccato was perfectly handled and shows vcment comment Scotch Plaid quit badiy badly Banqoo Bamboo II closed strong strong8rtched 8rtched udelaria Della 114 Peat 10i DecaiitiT Decapitate 102 102E E taca taco pl ce 8 to hLiW hi 4 10 J Scutth Couth Plijid Lipid show 3 to Morris Park Form. MORRIS PARK FORM FORMNEW FORMAN NEW YORK N Y October 13 The form of Fridays Morris Park fields is First Race Hildreth Children entry Kinnikinnick Roj Rojas al Stag StagSecond Stagehand Second Race ImitationFavoniusBig Imitation Indian IndianThird Indicant Third Race Warrenton Warren Schorr Scorer entry Sailor Kin Fourth Race Avoca Avocado Golden Days Tyran Tyrant TyranFifth Transit Fifth Race Continental Scotch Plaid Head ¬ light lightSixth lights Sixth Race Black Venus Lady Lindsay Prestidigitatrice Prestidigitator Morris Park Entries. MORRIS PARK JSNTR1KS Probabilities Weather clear track gcod cod First Race Last G 12 Furlongs FurlongsWithers Furlongs Withers Mile MileAll Illegally All Ages Handicap Handicaptnd Handicap tnd tend Horses Age Wt Hdcp Dc 3956 Swiftmas Swiftness 3 129 7CO 8818 Kiunikinnick 4 125 740 8798 R yalStng yeasting 5 124 730 7309002George 9002George Keene 3 123 750 75090013St 90013St Callatino Collation 3 116 720 7208955Toluca 8955Toluca 2 Ill 725 72589992Swamp 89992Swamp Angel 4 107 710 71089383Mnzarin 89383Mnzarin 5 105 715 869 His Majesty 3 97 680 6808977Marito 8977Marito 3 90 690 690S S C Hildreth Children entry entrySecond Etruscan Second Race G 12 Furlongs 2yearolds Maidens Allowances 8793 Animus 1 109 650 8888 Favonius Avionics 107 690 69088383Imitation 88383Imitation 105 700 8793 Biglndian Brigandine 103 680 8793 Strausest Strauss 102 660 6363 Deceptive 101 655 8586 Valdiva Saliva 100 635 8586 Tophet Tope ICO CO 670 8888 Sol 110 640 8742 Nouberger Outrigger 110 630 630Third Third Race1 18 Miles MilesOver Milestone Over the Hill 3yearolds and upward Handicap Handicap8915Algol 8915Algol 4127 745 7458890Macy 8890Macy 4 119 740 7409002Georgo 9002Georgo Keene 3 114 720 8956 Banastar Banister 3112 710 90023 Warrenton Warren 3 109 750 7508T93Sailor 8T93Sailor King 3 105 730 73088503Buela 88503Buela 4 103 700 8526 Twinkler Winkler 3 100 705 8957 Charina Carina 4 90 690 690J J W Schorr Scorer Son entry entryFourth henceforth Fourth Race 58 Mile 2yearolds Maidens Allowances AllowancesInd Allowances Ind Indo Horses color sex pedigree Wt Hdcp Dc 5730 Specialist 1C9 625 625Village Village Pride b f by Silver Fox or Galore Pride of the theVillage Sheila Village 109 Mercia Mercian b f by Tournament Maid of Dorset Corset 105 88492Golden Days 103 693 8978 Tartan 101 8819 St Sophia 101 8169 Freak 101 8819 Exit 97 8913 Tyran Tyrant 95 8589 Rose OLeo 9J 8913 Leila Smith 9j 8819 Incandescent 93 88493Avoca 93 Fray b f by Beverly Austen Austin Austenette Austenite ette Pete 89 8849 L iter biter 89 8913 Halo 89 8353 Chivalrous 89 8819 Coquina 89 8152 MistOrder Disorder 81 Fifth Race The Wither a Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Indo Horses Age Wgt Wt Wgt89812Heaolight 89812Heaolight 5 107 9004 Oxnard 3 105 8958 Myth 4 104 9001 Banquo Banquet II 4 104 8981ontinenlal 6 104 9 043rfcotch Plaid 3 102 89i8 Rossifer Rosier 4 101 8 872nlantus 4 101 fc9i8 Hanlon Hanson 5 101 82lFieldLark 3 99 912 Slasher Lasher 3 99 8981 Long Acre 3 91 89i8 Uncle Louis 3 91 Sixth Race 34 Mile 2yearolds Allowances 8331 High Degree 115 8791 Black Venus 115 8980 Prestidigitatrice Prestidigitator 105 89802 Lady Lindsay 105 8822 Frances Booker 105 89 J3EfforveJcent 105 8981 Claroba Carob 105 8978Helen Thomas 105 Notice. DAILY RACIISG RACHIS FOKM FOLK is a publication which is built by its staff from day to day Its form1 and the numbers of its charts are copyrighted The chart numbers are so arranged that legal identification is easy of proof The selections and handicap figures attached to entries are arranged on the same basis The latter come from the work of four expprts exports after the tele stele ¬ graphic receipt of charts and entries All per ions are warned not to use said chart or index anmbers ambers selections or handicap figures Racing Dates Of 1898. RACING DATES OF 1898 Westchester Esthete N Y Oct 1 22 Aqueduct L I N Y YLatonia Lawton Oct 24 Nov 8 8Oct Latonia Antonia O Oct 1 to Nov 5 Oakland C J C Oct 29Nov 12 InglesideP Ingles C J C CWindsor Windsor Nov 1425 Windsor Ont Oct 4 Chicago Qawthornr Hawthorn Oct 315 Lo Angeles Cal Oct 17 22 Chicago Harlem t Oct 1729 New Orleans La Nov M Dec 31 Washington Bennings Jennings Nov 12 30 r r H T TJ H If T 7 X A W TT A JL T s S B TURF EXCHANGE EXCHANGEAT EXCHANGE AT ROSY SMDIA SDI A FULL REPORTS RECEIVED BY WIRE ON ALL RACING EVEli1 EVEli1fpfcia fpfcia tralrs trailers leave P P W C P K Ei ot CPDPI CAPPING tnd tend innn t tjKis TKOs it i pm stopping1 at Aicher Achier Avetue Adventure 41 ttrtetand tread ingi Ingrid wo c i ti wi pm i eturning returning after aet abet fore gn rac race Jfy Jiffy j conntcta contact with metric cart al 63d t trttt end A ac Hn L k hore chore Vch Vc grau Frau touthf tout rn Van BurtLi Burt oirv coir L L pct tegar tear = iB ceiitra Eritrea South Chicago Express tra tram COflBlNATiONS Combinations ON A Li hVhNTS hVhNTSFare Fare for the Roiir Oilier d 15 Cents osi os al Cheap Safe Fers Fears OWNERS w TRA TRAM Page [6] A C S A FT Y J F T ASSOCIATION HAWTHORNE TRACK l MEETING OCTOBER 3RD TO I5TH 1R ACIlsrG Ails OR SHINE FIYE FIE OR MORE RACES EACH DAY BEGINNING AT 2 PI ADMISSION 75 CTS CRTS LADIES 50 CTS CRTS Special Race Trains to Track in Twenty Five Minutes MinutesILLINOIS Minutes ILLINOIS CENTRAL TRAINS CHICAGO BURLINGTON QUINCY TRAINS TRAINSLeave Translate Leave depot at foot of Randolph Street at945am 1230 100 120 and 50 pm stopping Leave Union depot at 1215 105 135 and 210 pm stopping at Sixteenth Street Blue Island Islandat Island at Van Baren Barren Street Park Row Halsted Halted Street and at Ashland Avenue returning at 434 Avenue and Western Avenue returning at 450 and immediately after the races racespm races pm and immediately after the races Do not stop at Ashland Avenue AvenueSpecial Avenues Special Electric Cars leaving State and Van Bnren Brent Streets at 12251235 12451255 1 05 and 115 p m stopping only at Canal Halsted Halted Ashland Avenue and Ogden Avenue direct to track in 40 minutes fiie fie Metropolitan and Lake Street Elevated and Madisop Madison Street Ogden Avenue 12th Street and 22nd Street Surface Lines connect with Electric Cars running direct to the Ground GroundSpecial Grounds Special Race Train leaves Drexel Boulevard and Lake Ave for the Hawthorne Track at 115 pm stopping at Cottage Grove and Vincennes Incenses Aves Avers Grand Boulevard Michigan Ave State St Wentworth Ave Halsted Halted St Ashland and Archer Aves Avers and Brighton Park connecting at 18th St with C B Q tram due there 3t 145 pm S N ANDROUS ANDROIDS ANDROUSP ANDROIDS HENRY J CROCKER CROCKERVICE ROCKERIES F H GREEN GREENSECRETARY GREENER P ESIDENT RESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY IttLgieside Track Finest Winter Race Track in A FOURTH WINTER SEASON BEGINNING NOVEHBER NOVEMBER 14 1898 STAKES TO BE RON DURING NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER 1898 ENTRIES TO CLOSE OCTOBER 22 1898 11 U 11 V 1 JU1I1 JJJJll II 11 A 1AJ VAJIIlJJJJAlJ lUlUl lUll AJil Ail L AH JLI JULIA W AV AVallowed Avalon VJJUUJU U V J VUJUJI UUj 1UVUI 1UVUIIbs THE UNIVERSITY STAKES A sweepstakes for allowed 12 Ibs Dibs Six furlongs To be run Satur Saturn alty salty Other horses nonwinners nominees of 500 allowed allowedday allowed Ibs Dibs penalty Mile and a quarter To be run threeyearolds foals of 1895 The Associa Asocial ¬ day November 19 1898 5 Ibs Dibs maidens allowed 12 Ibs Dibs Seven furlongs furlongsTHE furlongs Saturday December 17 1898 1898THE tion ion to guarantee the value of the stake 1000 THE GOLDEN WEST STAKES A selling To be run Saturday November 26 1898 1898stakes THE CROCKER STAKES A sweepstakes for of which 200 to the second and 100 to the stakes for threeyearolds and upward sweep The THE PALACE HOTEL STAKES A handicap twoyearolds toeholds foals of 1896 The Association to third horse Entrance 10 each to accom Tacoma ¬ Association handicapAssociation handicaps to guarantee the value of the stake steeplechase for threeyearolds and upward upward1OCO guarantee the value of the stake 1200 of which pany panky the nomination S25 additional to start 200 to the second and 100 to the third horse 1OCO of which 200 to the second and 100 to Entrance 10 each to accompany the nomina nominal nominathe nominate Winners of two stakes of 1000 or one of 3000 the third horse Entrance 10 each to accom Tacoma tion ion 25 additional to start The Association Associationpany Association Entrance iO to accompany the nomination 25 to carry 5 Ibs Dibs of three or more of any value pany panky the nomination 25 additional to start to guarantee the value of the stake 1000 of ofltOO flood additional to start Winners of two stakes of or one of 1000 8 Ibs Dibs penalty Other horses non ltOO tOO weight for age Allowance 1 Ib for each which 200 to the second and 100 to the third 1000 or one of 2500 to carry 3 Ibs Dibs of two of winners of 2000 allowed 5 Ibs Dibs of JlOOO 8 Ibs Dibs 100 less to 500 Starters to be named and soil horse Weights to appear three days prior to toing toeing 2500 or one of 5000 5 Ibs Dibs penalty Other Maidens allowed 15 Ibs Dibs One mile To be run horses nonwinners nominees of 1000 allowed 3 Ibs Dibs of ing King price stated through the entry box the day the race Four or more horses the property of ofpreceding oppressing Monday November 14 1898 1898THE 500 8 Ibs Dibs Mhidens Hidden allowed 14 Ibs Dibs One mile preceding the race Mile and a half To be run entirely different interests to start or the race raceWednesday THE SAN FRANCISCO STAKES A sweepstakes To be run Wednesday December 21 1898 1898THE Wednesday November 23 1898 may be declared off Short Course To be run for fillies foals of 189B The As twoyearold toehold ¬ Wednesday December 14 1898 THE CHRISTMAS HANDICAP A handicap sociation spoliation to guarantee the value of the stake THE 1898THE SUNNYSIDE SUNNY STAKES A sweepstakes for fortwoyearold sweepstakes for threeyearolds and upward 1200 of which 200 to the second and 100 to twoyearold toehold colts and eelJings feelings foals of 1896 THE HOBART STAKES A handicap sweep The Association to guarantee the value of the the third horse Ifiitrance Infiltrate 10 each to accom Tacoma ¬ Tbe Tube sweepTbe swept Association to guarantee the value of the stakes for threeyearolds foals of 1895 The Thestake Testate stake 1500 of which 200 to the second and pany panky the nomination 25 additional to start stake 1200 of which 200 to the second and association to guarantee the value of the stake 100 to the third horse Entrance 10 each to A winner of a stake f the value of 81500 or two 100 to the third horse Entrance 10 each to 1500 of which 200 to the second and 100 to toaccompany Tacoma accompany the nomination 50 additional to of any value 3 Ibs Dibs of one of 2 500 or three or accompany the nomination 25 additional to the third horse Entrance 10 each to accom Tacoma accomstart accost start Weights to appear five days before the more of any value 5 Ibs Dibs penalty Other horses start A winner of a stake of the value of 1500 pany panky the nomination 30 additional to start startor sartor race Winners after publication of weights to iionwinaers bioengineers of 500 allowed 5 Ibs Dibs maidens or two of any value to carry 3 Ibs Dibs of one of Weights to appear five days before the race carry 5 Ibs Dibs penalty Two miles To be run 2500 or three or more of any value 5 Ibs Dibs peaWiii3fi ifoar for p i lijiu lithium i it vsi vi ici ii co sirr shirr y 5 Monday December 26 1898 THE FOLLOWING STAKES TO CLOSE LATER ENTRY BLANKS WILL BE ISSUED AND PAR PARTICULARS TICULARS TICKLERS ADVERTISED IN DUE TIME TO CLOSE NOVEMBER 26 1898 TO BE RUN AFTER JANUARY 1 1899 1899Balbi The California Steeplechase a handicap steeplechase for threeyearolds and upward upwardFull upward Balbi Bali a Buulevaid Boulevard Stakes a handicap sweepstakes for threeyearolds One mile 1000 1000The Full course 1000 1000FOR The Presidio Stakes a selling sweepstakes for threeyearolds foals of 1896 One mile 1000 FOR TWOYEAROLDS TOEHOLDS TO CLOSE ON JANUARY 7 1899 The California Oaks a sweepstakes for fillies threeyearold foals of 1896 One and one j eighth miles 2000 2000The The Ocean View Stakes a sweepstakes for twoyearold toehold fillies foals of 1897 Four fur OS The California Derby a sweepstakes for threejeaiolds treenail foals of 1896 One and onequar conquer ¬ lones clones 1000 1000The ter tear miles 5000 5000Tne The Malowansky Malawians Stakes a sweepstakes for twoyearold toehold celts and geldings foals of 1897 1897Fourfurlongs Tne Tine Tarpey Tape Stakes a handicap sweepstakes for threeyearolds and upward One and one oneetghtl bonnet Fourfurlongs Forefronts 1000 1000The etghtl tightly miteu mite 1000 The Androus Androids Stakes a sweepstakes for twoyearolds toeholds foals of 1897 Four end a half fur ¬ s a selling sweepstakes for threeyearolds and upward One mile 1000 longs 1000 1000The sellingswetpstakesforthreeoldsandupward One and onehalf Neal The Olympic Stakes a handicap sweepstakes for twoyearolds toeholds foals of 1897 Four and a ahalffurlongs v 1000 halffurlongs chauffeuring 1000 1000The jndioap India sweepstakes for threeyearolds and upward Four miles 3500 The Occidental Stakes a selling sweeps takes for twoyearolds toeholds foals of 1897 Four and a ahalf aha nk Stakes a sweepstakes for threeyearolds and upward Two Twok Wok half furlongs 1000 1000The k 1750 The Corrigan Stakes a sweepstakes for twoyearolds toeholds foals of 1897 Five furlongs 1500 1500Tte stakps stamps for threeyearolds aud Maud upward One and oneeighth neigh Tte Tate Schreiber Stakes a sweepstakes for twcyearold colts and geldings foals o i897 i897Five 1500 Five furlongs 1000 Address Nominations and all Communications to F H GREEN SECRETARY Parlor A Palace Hotel San Francisco Cal