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Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, July 8, 1899

Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, July 8, 1899 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1899 drf1899070801 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, July 8, 1899 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1899 $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] s YOIi. V. NO. 163 CHICAGO, SATTJRDAYrJITIiY 8, 1899. PBICE, 5 CEKT Harlem Racing HABLEM RACING, n A The crowd that went to Harlem yesterday ex- pecting to find the going deep and stiff weie g St. greatly surprised when they saw the course. Instead of being stiff and lumpy it was smooth bs and safe and fairly good time was made over it. If no rain falls before racing time today the track will be fast and an excellent card is offered for the closing of Harlem's second two weeks' term. Track Superintendent Billy Myers deserves a word of compliment for his work on the course. After the races, Thursday afternoon, he set lo work with three harrows and worked them continually for nineteen hours. Yesterday's racing feature was a condition j affair at one mile. It bad seven starters, and all of them bad quite a bit of weight up. Tlia ( gave the most experienced joskeys a chance to ride. The batting on it ,was fast, and every I horse' entered seemed to be backed with the exception of the natural favorite, Maceo. He opened at 7 to 5 and kept going up io the quota- tions until post time, when the tine was offering 4 to 1 and crying out for the money. The judges heard that something was wrong, though thoj knew nothing at all of the betting, and thought ( it a wiBO plan to change jockey3 on Maceo. Overton was up, but going lo the post the judges took him down and substituted Nutt. The . "bookies" and turf speculators have a high measure of respect for jockey Nutt now, and ( when the change waB made it almost caused a panic in the betting ring. Quicker than a flash '. Maceo'a price was rubbed to 21 to 1. The change of riders proved a healthy one, and Nutt, handling Maceo to perfection, won as he pleased by about a length from Benneville. Keens & Ryan's Pirate of Penzance Katie Ht colt, Phallas, long overdue and at a juicy price, won the three-quarter of a mile two-year-old race easily. This seems to be a fair colt, but in bis other local races he ran below his notch. Pros-tome beat him easily the last time the pair met, but in this race ho baat Prestome away off. The ring got hurt quite severely on the first race. It offered 10 to 1 against Lovable in the opening betting but this price -was cut, under heavy play, to 4i to 1 by post time. The filly ran as the batting indicated she would and after getting away none two well she weaved her-way through on the far ttuffl and going to the front In the straight, eve'a'tdally' won by three parts of a length froji Postmaster Bailey. Nick Hall at last broke his streak of bad luck and won a purse with Canace in the second race. The filly had Nutt up and was the bet. ting choice at 9 to 5. She got away in front but Nutt took her back down the backstretch, and holding a good position all the way, he came away when ready and cleverly defeated Cuirassier. Heroics, after much bad luck, finished third. Warren Point dropped into his class in the fifth race and over a track that was just to his liking, easily defeated Roger B., who was not ready, but ran a good race. The ling was out of line about Warren Point and offered 10 to 1 against him. The last race, a mile selling affair, was a soft thing for Bethlehem 8tar. The gelding was favorite at the liberal price of 2 to 1. He is a slow beginner and during the early stages of the journey did net seem to have a chance. At the half mile ground though, Beauchamp made his move, and Bethlehem Star moved to the fore like a flash, When the stretch was reached he waB in front and won fighting for his head by three lengths. Woodard & Shanklin will sell at public auction Saturday, July 15, in the Hawthorne pad-dock, all the horses belonging to J. K. Red- n A g St. bs mon, H. Li. Frank, W. H. Laudeman and Miles Finlen. The lot includes Serrano, Sen ator Bland, John Havlin, Bitter Root, MissioD, Aloysius and other good ones. Native Son and May S the property of P. Ryan, will also offered. Catalogues will be ready for die-tribution at Hawthorne race track next Tuesday. "Wash" Noivell will be at the Harlem track until 10 a. m. today to receive entries for Moc day's Hawthorne races. Gossip of the Turf j ( I ( . ( '. GOSSIP OF THE TURF. A lot of yearlings, mainly by the once famous sprinter Dr. Hasbrouck, were bold in St. LouiB recently for the following prices: Bay colt, by Doctor Hasbrouck Song Bhd; C C MafBtt, St. Louis $725 Chestnut filly, by Dr. Hasbrouck Dco- little; Dan Honig, St. LouiB 230 Bay colt, by Donald A. Lady Taylor; C C Mafiitt, St. Louis 475 Chesnut filly, by Dr. Hasbrouck Du Du; C C Maffitt, St. Louis 625 Chestnut colt, by Abana Mok-kar-hi; T F Timmons, Kansas City.... 450 Bay filly, by Bnckmaster Hettie Briggs ; Bnrns & Waterbouse, San Francisco.. 225 Chestnut filly, by Dr. Hasbrouch 8en- crini; A Cahn, St. Louis 210 Bay ftlly, by Bnckmaster Bertha C. ; Mr. Kearns, St. Louia 160 Bay filly, by Dr. Hasbrouck Miss Pulsi- fer; B. Obear,St Louis 145 Chestnut filly, by Buckmaster Lady Clementina; A Cahn.. 175 Bay filly, by Doctor Hasbrouck Maggie B.; George Gaston, 'St. Louis 155 Bay filly, by Bnckmaster Nattie Hamilton; W. M. Rogers, Philadelphia 225 Chestnut filly, by Doctor-Hasbrouck Ban Adonia; Geoiga Gaston 180 If ever a horse went up against it that horse is Box. He was out down horribly in his rac e Monday. If he hadn't had on boots he would have been ruined. As it was a horse must have jumped on him and landed first on the left hind leg between the fetlcck and hock joints, then dropped down on his coronet, for he was cut in both placee, but the bad cut is the lower one ; the blood simply spurted out and could only be Btanched by the veterinary putting the tightest kind of bandages on it. He was also cut badly on the right hind leg. Mr. Showalter says he is getting superstitious about starting Box at Sheepsbead, aa he believes a fatality is pursuing the horse. A few days ago he was disqualified and now is cut down. This is the hardest kind of hard luck and both Mr. Show-alter and Mr. Graves are entitled tojjympathy. Morning Telegraph. A couple of days prior to the decision of the Brighton Beach handicap, one of the young men who write about racing for the enlightenment of New York, kindly offered the following bit of advice for the benefit of Imp's trainer: "It is about time Mr. Brossman let up on Imp for a while. He bet on ber yesterday, but to old mare is going back and has been having too much of it since the Suburban. If the old mare is given a rest she will show her heels to a lot of good ones yet." Now Hawthorne's Turn NOW HAWTHORNE'S TORN. With this day Harlem's second fortnight of racing comes to a close. As a whole the meeting has been all that could be asked for, the only drawback worth mentioning being the unlucky rainfall of July 4 that deprived both of the lecal racing clubs of a solid sum of gate money and has since kept the Harlem course in the condition horsemen and turf followers abhor. Tho attendance throughout has been generous and tho racing clean and marked by many inspiring and nobly contested finishes. By the time the opening day of the next meeting arrives the new grandstand will be completed in all details. Hawthorne reopens Monday. Secretary Kuhl has issued the program for the first week. It provides steeplechases for Monday, Thursday and Saturday, The cross-country events are popular, but so far there has been a lack of good and experienced timber-toppers. This deficiency will soon bs remedied, howevor. The owners of the majority of jumpers on the northern circuit have signified their intention to bring their horses here at once. The arrival of a dozen or more well-seasoned jumpers will serve to add interest and variety to the "illegitimate" branch of racing. In the flat racing department, the daily ords are intelligently devised and all classes of horses are libsrally provided for. The powerful Schorr Stable is to arrive at Hawthorne early next week and itB horses will no doubt soon be annexing their full share of the liberal purses provided by the local associations. Its jockey, T. Burns, will be a welcome addition to the present somewhat ineffective list of riders. With good weather some extremely fast and noteworthy racing can confidently be expected at Hawthorne in the course of the ensuing two weeks. Stakes at "The Beach" bTAKES AT "THE BEACH." Stakes yet to be run off at Brighton Beach will be decided in the following order: Saturday, July 8 Undergraduate Stakes, two-year-olds, five and half furlongs. Chantilly Hurdle Race, one and a half miles. Billow Stakes Handicap, one mile. Tuesday, July 11 Flight Handicap, all ages, three quarter mile. Thursday, July 13 Winged Foot Handicap, two-year-olds, five furlongs. Nautilus Stakes, three-year-olds, one and one-sixteenth miles. Saturday, July 15 Punchestown Steeplechase, two and a half miles, Tuesday, July 18 Peconic Stakes, three-year-olds, one and one-eighth miles. Thursday, July 20 Distaff Btakqs, two-year-olds, fillies, five and a half furlongs. Babylon Stakes, three-year-olds, seven furlongs. Saturday, July 22 -Choice Stakes, two-year-olds, six furlongs. Atlantic Stakes, two-year-olds, six furlongs. Sea Cliff Stakes, ail ages, six furlongs. Sea Gull Handicap, three-year-olds, one mile. Thursday, July 27 Spinster StakeB, two-year-olds, fillies, six furlongs. Test Handicap, all ages, one mile. Friday. July 28 Jamaica Stakes, three-year-oldB and upward, seven furlongs. Saturday, July 29. Rising Generation Stakes, two-year-olds, six furlongs. Brighton Cup, three-year-olds and upward, two and a quarter miles. Send Stakes, all ages, five furlongs. Monday, July 31. iBlip Stakes, three-year-olds and upward, one mile. Tuesday, August 1 Electric Handicap,, two-olds, six furlongs. Saragossa Stakes, three-year-olds, one mile. Thursday, August 3 Montauk StakeB, two-year-olds, six furlongs. Glen Cove Handicap, thre-oyear-olds, one and one-sixteenth miles. Saturday, August 5 Sea Gate Stakes, three-year-olds, one and one-quarter miles. Stakes to close and name on or about August 14 next; to run in the years 1900. 1901 and 1902, will ba announced at an early date. JUNE FORK BOOKS ARE READY I j The paper and leather covered volumes of Monthly Racing Form, containing all the charts from June 1 to June 29 inclusive,. ara leady for delivery. In paper, $1; in leather, $1.50. The! b ook is a large one and the supply limited. -'3 The Fairview Sale THE FAIRVIKW SALE. The Fairview yearlings sold at Sheepshead Bay Tuesday brought fair prices, though not as good as had been hoped for. The progeny of St. Blaise brought the top prices, a colt by him from the Sensation mare Satisfaction selling for $3,300. The record of tho sale is as follows : Bay filly, by St. Blaise Active ; W H Clark 1,000 Bay colt, by Exile Bracken ; O L Richards 525 Bay or brown colt, by St. Blaise Cruis- keen; WH Clark 1,600 Brown colt, by Cheviot Eternity; J B Lawman 150 Bay filly, by Runneymede Fedora II. ; H E Leigh 150 Bay filly, by Exile Forever ; Sydney Paget 1,000 Bay filly, by Phoenix Etiquette ; C D McCoy 100 Chestnut colt, by Timothy Greenwood; A Miller 300 Bay colt, by Phoenix Gretna ; C D McCoy 325 Chestnut colt, by Miser Heather; W H Clark 900 Chestnut filly, by Cheviot Interest; J Morris 150 Chestnut colt, by Phoenix Kola ; W Chapman 200 Bay colt, by Phoenix Lady Bird ; Sydney Paget 100 Bay filly, by Cheviot Monardo; P J Miles . 100 Chestnut filly, by Exile Nona; Bydney Paget 500 Bay or brown colt, by Miser Per Contra; J B Lewman 100 Chestnut colt, by Timothy Perverse; H E Leigh 150 Bay colt, by St. Blaise Pretence ; John E Madden.......... 1,100 Brown or black colt, by Runnymede Bay o'Light; H E Leigh 275 Chestnut colt, by St. Blaise Bed Bud; M Byrnes 400 Bay colt, by Cheviot Reilly; H E Leigh 200 Bay filly, by Cheviot Sarmienta; H E Leigh 200 Brown colt, by St. Blaiso Satisfaction ; F Brown 3,300 Chestnut colt, by St. Blaise Seaweed; C Boyle 425 Bay colt, by Phoenix Thora; Julius Bauer 750 Bay colt, by Cheviot Viscountess ; R Russell 150 Bay colt, by Guarantee Cliflie Chapman; Regina Stable 150 Black or brown colt, by Runnymede Trt- mola; G H Avery.......... 100 Brown colt, by Cheviot Lucerne; C Salter 200 Total $14,550 Average $501.72 Notes of the Turf j NOTES OF THE TURF. Concerning a yearling sold in New York recently, Horse Fancier says : "Of the many grand looking yearlings of different types which have been seen in tho sale ring this season none excelled the Charaxus Generine colt, in the Ellerslie consignment, which in type, conformation, balance and bloodlike appearance is as perfect a gentleman as has been seen in years." Sure enough Latonia will run only nineteen days in the fall, opening either September 30 or Octobor'7. The stakes will close as usual and the ring will be open to all bookmakers of good TSpute. So secretary Hopper writes. The throe-year-old filly Harmonica, property of Mr. W. C. Whitney, has been retired to thai stud. Previous, in tho Bromley string, haa been stopped in bis work, having gone amiss. Ben Holladay has been let up on, and mar not start again until the fail. Page [1] i 1 American Turf Congress Record SUPPLEMENT TO DAILY RACING FORM. ISSUED WEEKLY. The Record is the Official Organ of the American Turf Congress. L- ed for the Congress by Daily Racing B Form Publishing Company. & -126 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. P'; Editor, F. H. Brunell. CHICAGO, ILL., JULY 8, 1899. American Turf Congress AMERICAN TURr CONGRESS. I aDENT S. R. Montgomery, Memphis, Tenn I -Peesident Robert Adll, St. Louis, Mo. I usurer O. L. Bradley, Lexington, Ky. I'.etary E. C. Hoppee, 235 Court Avenue, I Jovington, Ky. FiMERICAN tukf congress members. '.entucky Association, of Lexington, Ky. .'ew Louisville Jockey Club, of Louisville, Ky. atonia Jockey Club, of Covington, Ky. . Louis Jockey Club, of St. Louis, Mo. "ennessee Breeders Association, of Nashville, ,ew Tenn. Memphis Jockey Club, of Memphis, Tenn. .rkansas Jockey Club, of Little Rock, Ark. Jincinnati Live Stock and Driving Park Co., of Cincinnati, O. iew Louisiana Jockey Club, of New Orleans, 'acific La. Coast Jockey Club, of San Francisco, !l: Cal. iueen City Jockey Club, of Newport, Ky. (Tashington Park Club, of Chicago, 111, hicago Racing Association, of Chicago, 111. lighland Park Club, of Detroit, Mich, larlem Jockey Club, of Chicago, 111. Committee on Appeals. E. F. Clay, Paris, Ky. Gen. W. H. Jackson, Nashville, Tenn. "Jeobge G. Perkins, Covington, Ky. I Committee on Licenses. Jos. A. Muephy, St. Louis Fair Associa- tion, St. Louis, Mo. k is. H. Rees, Memphis, Tenn. l .C. Hoppee, 23 Kearney Street, San Fran- cisco, Cal. r Committee on Rules. oa. A. Mdephy, St. Louis Fair Association, St. Louis, Mo. L. P. Tarlton, Lexington, Ky. 13. C. Hoppee, Cal. 23 Kearney Street, San Francisco, The Latest License Lists THE LATEST LICENSE LISTS. Covington, Ky., June 29, 1899. The following named porsons have been anted trainers' licenses for the year 1899 : jcey, Irven, Boyd, J., ack, George, Baird, W. M., lum, E. C., Boyd, J. H., ryson, J., Brown, W. S., I lrns, John, Bronaugh. R. H., irton, J. H., Bull, William, iggs, Alex., Bender, S. S., .rrow, C. M., Blackburn, T. H ewster, Ba Brengman, Jooeph, ackburn, Hamilton, Bruce, James, i-annon, J. S., Bondy. Henry, rown, Ed., Brown, Joseph, rown, H. H., Clvill, P. M., irbin, T. T., Collins, Robert, ..evelaud, W. K., Cadwallader, George, wooper, R. C, Colston, R. Jr., jantrell, J. M., Cahn, A., Cahn, J. C, Cady, Mike, Cooper, F. W., . Crane, W. C, Carter, J. Vm Clay, J. T.,. Cotton, W. E., Carroll, William, . Cushing,J. E., Conroy. M., Cotton, B. A., Dales, Henry, It Dowell, John, Devlin, M. L., Davis, Crit, Dolan, J. F., Durham, H. B., Dickerson, C. L., Darden.W. W., Dearing, J. D., Davis, J. F., Demoss, R. E., Dawson, Jack, Desha, Hume, Dieboll. C. H., Dowd, J., Duffy, T. R., Egbart, Paul, Eilks, E., Eggleston, Uriah, Evans, T. T., Frazee, L. D Ford, W. V., Franklin, A. C, Franklin, A. C. Jr., Feeney, Martin, Furguson, J. R., Freeman, W. B., Fields, W. Foley, W.. Farris, D. K., Forsyth, C. J., Flippin, H., Gray, J. C, Gering, Frank, Garner, Frank, Grayt J. B., Grater, John, Gabriel, William, Gannon, John, Graves, G. W., Gaines, George, Grates. H., Grimes, G. B., Gum, Walter, Gray, J. O., Hill, Dillard, Hannagan. John, Henderson, S. Miller, Hopkins, W. J., Headier, E. Cm Hughes, J. Tandy, Ham, William, Hatchett, A., Hand, J. R., Hayes, W. M., Hayes. T. P., Hennessey, G. B., Hall, Eugene, Hyland, Thomas, Hedges, W. M., .Harding, E., Hennessy, R. M., Hathaway, George, Hayes, Joseph, Hughes, S. K., Hand, J. M., . Irvin, Thomas, Johnson, Thomas, Jordan, Eli, Joplin, Wayne, Kirby. Frank, Kelsey, C O., King, Tardy, Keene, J. O.. Kane. William, Keegan, P. H., Lewis, I., Laird, W. S., Leigh, F.. Lancaster, J. S., Louden, Mack, Lynch, J., McDaniel, H., McDowell, T. C, McCann, B., McGlasson, C, McDonald, J., McLean, C. R.. McClure, J. S., McDaniel, William, Miles, M. T Mitchell, George, Minston, J- G., Morris, J. F., Mast, Louis, Marders, B. L., May, J. H., Monahan, Thomas, Martin, Branch, Marmiou, M. J., Morse, M. T., Murphy, J. E. Maloney, John, Martin, Chris., Martin, M. F., Miller, G. M., Miller, W. W.-, Meyers, Frank J., Moreland, G. B., Midgely, Frank, Nuckols, H. C, Newsom, A. G., Odom, Alex., Pierce, H. T., Patterson, Kimball, Pierce, C. C, Paull, Lee, Phair, Charles, Powers, John, Patterson, C. E., Rybum, Frank, Rohn, J. F., Ratterman, W. B Respass, Jerome, Robinson, W. H., Rold, Fred, Rodegap, John, Rogers, W. M., Rogers, E. E., Rutlcdge, A., Sexton, S. M., Simons, Albert, Smock, Q. B., Simons, Henry, Smith, J. D., Smith, J. H., Smith, W. J., Smith, W. A., Stout, A. G., Simmons, W. L., Searcy, Stanley, Shannon, John, Stickney, R., Slaughter, E., Seikengton, J. A., Smith, Harry, Strobel, Smith, G. D., Steele, W. J., Stewart. J. E., Sweeney, Ed, Talbot, T. H., Taylor, Alonza, Taylor, W. H., Tucker, R., Thompson, Lewis, Thompson, William, Talbot, G. T., Tate, J. M Trotter, Edward, Thompson, J. W., Van Meter, F. B., Varwig, H., Webster, R. L., Webster, J. S., Watkins, B., Watters, C. M., Westerfield, R. M West, P. M., Weidener, W. J., Watson, James, Williams. Howard, Whalen, W., Walker, George, West, O. O., Jr., Ward, J. S., Watkins, Hugh, Wilson, R. C, Warder, J. E., Yelouigton, G. W., Young, J. H., E. C. Hopper, Secretary. Covington, Ky., June 29, 1899. The following named persons have been granted jockeys' licenses for the year 1899 : Adams, Joseph, Bradford, J. Jr., Bisping, T., Brown, Lee, Burns, Robert, Burrell, Peter, Barnes, W., Britton, T. M., Ballinger, Avery, Bloss, W., Booker, Charles, Carter, J. J., Connelly,Jamcs, Castro, Q., Cassidy, Roy, Conley, Jesse, Clay, Peter, Cay wood, W., Dowell, Joseph, Duffy, J. R., Everett, J. H., Easley, Tom, Franklin, R., Freeman, J. H., Fogg, Ira, Gormley, James, Givens, Fred, Graham, Charles, Hogan, W., Hall, Louis, Harris, Kente, Hart, Jesse, Hayes, Hugh, Howell, Hugh, Hill, T., Hill, J., Harris, J., Hill, Nathan, Hicks, John, Hiram, Frank, Henson, Sam, Hamilton, Anthony, Irvin, J. H., Kendrick, W., Knapp, B., Kane, Tony, Knight, T., Kelly, A., Littiefield, F., Morgan. Kelly, McLouden. H., Murphy, C, Morrison, Albert, Melton, C. N., Mayberry, Hal., McDowell, Charles, Mclntyre, A., Martin, W., Matthews, Jesse, Narvaez, R., Overton, W. F., O'Brien, Lawrence, Patton, George, Patterson, H., Quinn, Jo, Rebo, R. M., Rymal, Harry, Royce, Everett, Riley, C. R., Rose, L., Rold, Othy, Stewart. W., Silvers, B. Shore, W. A., Shannon, Mike, Sherer, Edward, Sweeney, W. H., Scovill, F., Sutherland. H., Seaton, Hezekiah, Taylor, G. E., Trotter, Yirgil, Van Camp, Q., Wedderstrand, C, Walker, T. J., Winkfield, King, Wooster, Allie. Weaver, Charles, Washington, William, Washbore, A. H., Williams, Harry, Ward, H. John Stoval has been refused jockey license by the committee. E. C. Hopper, Secretary. Harlem Jockey Club HARLEM JOCKEY CLUB. Presiding Judge Col. A. W. Hamilton. Staetee Richard Dwyee. Seceetaey M. Nathanson. Room 1, 130 Adams Street, Chicago, 111. CHICAGO RACING ASSOCIATION. Peesident Ed. Coeeigan. Vice-Peesident James M. Davis. Seceetaey Haeey Kdhl. Chicago, 111. CRESCENT CITY JOCKEY CLUB. Peesident and General Manager C. S. Bush Secretary Sheridan Clark. 733 Gravier Street, New Orleans, La. TENNESSEE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION. Peesident V. L. Kirkman. Seceetaey J. W. Russwuem. Nashville, Tenn. Board of Directors May Overton, Andrew Marshall, A. H. Robinson, V. L. Kirkman, J. W. Rufcswurm. TURF CONGRESS WEIGHTS. The following is the scale of weight for ago and shall bo carried when not otherwise specified in the conditions of a race. S b -2 Age. gS f2 years 74 77 80 82 84 86 89 93 96 99 ,. J 3 " 104 106107109110111113115116117 A I 4 " 116 117 119 121 122 122 122 122 122 122 L 5,6 & aged 120 121 123 124 125 124 122 122 122 122 f 2 years 74 77 79 80 80 81 84 88 91 94 J 3 " 101 107 109 110 110 111 113 115 116 117 ' 4 " 119 119 120 121 122 122 122 122 122 122 l5,6&aged 122 122 123 124 121 124 124 122 122 122 f 2 years 74 77 78 79 79 79 79 81 85 87 ,13 " 104 101 106 106 106 107 109 111 112 113 1 14 " 119 119 120 121 122 122 122 122 122 122 I5,6&aged 121 124 124 125 126 126 124 124 122 122 f 2 years 79 82 3 " 104 104 104 104 104 105 107 109 110 111 H -U " 120 120 120 121 122 122 122 122 122 122 5 " 124 124 125 126 127 126 125 124 124 124 U & aged 125 125 126 127 128 127 126 125 124 124 f2 years 79 3 " 99 99 100 101 102 103 105 107 108 109 2 -U " 119 119 120 121 122 122 122 122 122 122 5 " 125 125 126 127 128 127 126 125 124 124 S & aged 126 126 127 128 129 128 127 126 125 124 f 3 years 9S 98 99 100 101 102 104 106 107 108 9, J 4 " 119 119 120 121 122 122 122 122 122 122 Ci 1 5 " 126 126 127 128 129 128 127 126 125 124 1.6 & aged., 127 127 128 129 130 129 128 127 126 125 3 years F 94 97 .98 99 100 101 103 105 106 107 4 " 118 119 120 121 122 122 122 122 122 122 5 " 125 126 127 128 130 129 128 127 126 125 6 & aged 127 128 129 130 131 130 129 128 127 126 f 3 years 94 96 97 98 99 100102104 105 106 . J 4 " 118 119 120 121 122 122 122 122 122 122 4 1 5 " 126 127 128 129 131 130 129 128 127 126 L6 & aged 127 128 129 131 132 131 130 129 128 127 In races of intermediate lengths, the weights for the shorter distance shall be carried. WASHINGTON. PARK CLUB. President Geoege Heney Wheeler. Fiest Vice-Peesident Samuel W. Alleetom Second Vice-President Henry J. Macpab-land. Third Vice-President Charles D. Hamill. Fourth Vice-President George E. P. Dodgh Treasueee John R. Walsh. Secretary James Howard. Wellington Hotel, Chicago, 111 Racing Stewaeds D. Mark Cummings, Gus-tavus A. Schwartz, Frank S. Gorton, John. Dupee, Charles J. Barnes. Executive Committee George Henry Wheeler, Samuel W. Allerton, Henry J. Macfarland, Charles D. Hamill, George E. P. Dodge, John R. Walsh, John Dupee, Frank S. Gorton, Robert W. Roloson, Albert S. Gage, Gustavus A. Schwartz, D. Mark Cummings, J. Henry Norton. The first six are ex-officio members. NEW MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB. Peesident S. R. Montgomeey. Fiest Vice-Peesident F. G. Jones. Second Vice-Peesident Napoleon Hill. Thied Vice-Peesident R. B. Snowden. Foueth Vice-President O. H. P. Pipes. Treasurer John M. Peters. Seceetaey M. N. Macfaelan. Room No. 2, Cotton Exchange Building. Executive Committee A. S. Caldwell, Georgs Arnold, C. C. Cowan, Dr. Kennedy Jones 8. R. Montgomery, ex-officio. HIGHLAND PARK JOCKEY CLUB Peesident Meeeill B. Mills. Vice-Peesident John W. Peice. Teeasueer Geoege M. Hendeie. Seceetaey Waltee O. Parmee. Detroit, Mich Executive Committee George M. Hendria. John W. Price, Walter O. Parmer. QUEEN CITY JOCKEY CLUB. (Wilders, Newport, Ky.) Peesident R. W. Nelson. Vice-President and General Manager F. 4F. Fowler. Treasurer Frank P Helm. Seceetaey J G. Hanly. Assistant Seceetaey Roger Sullivan. York and Southgate Streets, Newport, Ky. NEW LOUISYILLE JOCKEY CLUB. Peesident W. F. Schulte. Vice-Peesident W. E. Applegate. Treasurer Chaeles Bollingee. Seceetaey Chaeles F. Peice. Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, Ky, PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB. Peesident S. N. Andeous. Vice-Peesident Henry J. Crocker Seceetaey F. H. Geeen. Palace Hotel, Parlor A, San Francises, Cal. ST. LOUIS FAIR ASSOCIATION. Peesident Robeet Aull. Treasurer W. M. Lockwood. Secretary Joseph A. Murphy. Fair Grounds, St. Louis, Mo. LATONIA JOCKEY CLUB. Peesident John C. Sherlock. Secr'etary Edwaed C. Hoppee, 235 Court Avenue, Covington, Ky. KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION. Peesident Col. M. M. Young. Seceetaey C. F. McMeekin. Lexington, Kfc-j' ARKANSAS JOCKEY CLUB. President S. M. Appebson. Secretary Joseph E. Martin. Little Rock, Ark MfRKMlURFComRm VOL. I. SUPPLEMENT TO DAILY RACING FORM. CHICAGO, ILL., SATDRDAY, JULY 8, 1899. : !NX. 28. Page [2] DAILY RACING FORM AND AMERICAN TURF CONGRESS RECORD. " ISSUED EVERY DAY. A dally reflection of the American Turf by '.ffslejrnpb, OFFICIAL OEGAK OF THE AMERICAN TDEF CONGRESS. AIIiY BACINQ FORM PUBLISHING CO. Editos, F. H. Bbdnell. Associate Editor, G. G. 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Fifth Race Crocket; Rafaello, Leo Planter. Sixth Race Ed Gartland ,11., Richard -J., Obsidian. . Seventh Race Duke of Baden, Streamer, j Hindoonet. St. Louis Entries ST. LOUIS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track heavy. First Race 1 Mile. 4-yaar-olds and upward. Selling, lad. Horses. Age.. Wgt. Hdcp. (13l78)Wilson 4.. ..112. (12995)Dutch Bard 6.. ..109 ......690 (13094) Barbee 4.... 107 685 (13184)Forbnsh 4. ...107 .......700 12957 Moralist... 5.. ..104 650 13226 Sangamon 5.... 102 665 13131 Mitchell 5.... 102 670 13129 St.Boque 5.... 102 655 13129?Hush 8.... 99 675 12992 Can Galop 5.... 99 660 13129 Schedule 5.... 99 645 130173Cau I See 'Em 5.... 97 680 12990 Dolore . 5.... 97 665 13182 Dr Withrow 4.... 97 650 13106 Friskal 5.... 97 660 Will bo barred in the betting. Second Race 7 1-3 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 131783Truxillo 5 112 ......690 (12924)GoTo Bed 4.. ..112 700 131792Sir Joseph Lister 4. ...109 670 9793 Libbie 4.... 107 625 131733Harrie Floyd 5. ...107 650 12930 Lyllis 5.... 107 675 (13129)Koenigen 5.. ..107 665 (13107)Easter Card 3. ...100 685 13184 Mizzoura 3.. ..100 675 12868 St. Vrain 3. ..,100 625 13177 Dr. GraveB..... , 3.. ..100 680 11607 By George 3.... 97 ......660 13067 Ladas 3.... 97 655 13177 Lula W ....... 3.... 95 650 8758 Lake Fonso. 3.... 95 ......650 Third Race 1 1-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 131063 Veloco '.'.. 4.... 107 ......680 13130 Mr. Pip. 4. ...107 625 13109 Plantation 5... .106 675 13130 Tonto 5.... 106 685 13130 Kodak 7.... 106 650 13131 Trivoli..,. . 5.. ..106 660 13106 Jack Bradley. 7. ...106 655 13179 Rush Fields 5.... 106 670 13178 Judse Steadman 7.. ..106 690 l31303Demoathbnes 5.... 104 685 131302Aimante...... 4.. ..104 665 13184 School Girl 4.. ..102 680- 13179 Sadie Levy 4.... 102 675 13135 Overboard 3.... 94 655 12995 Cdndock 3.... 94 670 13106 Lurdan 3.... 91 .... ..665 13067 Woodcut.-. ......... 3.... 91 ......660 13177 Chimura 3.... 89 700 1 Fourth Race 5 1 -2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Handicap. (12737)Greenock 121 740 (l3175)Thrive 114 ".735 131752Alice Turner 106 750 13C97 Ida Ledford 104 725 13174)Ei Caney 101 735 13039 Verdinst 99 709 1322233ilent Friend 95 .."..710 13180Happy Medium 95 715 13066 Arthur Bahan 95 720 Louis Lemp entry. Fifth Race 1 1-1G Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (13133)Crocket 4. ...114 750 13133 Lady Callahan 5. ...108 735 (13135)Rafaello 3. ...103 745 (l3l73)Lso Planter 3. ...100 740 130962BTrne 94 . . ..725 12331 Pinochle 4.... 90 710 Sixth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (13183)Richard J 4. ...120 745 13069 Verify 4 110 ... . 725 12962 Lord Fairfax 5.... 107 - 715 131832Apple Jack 4 . . . . 99 735 1313330bsidian 3.... 98 740 130923Fausturo 3.... 96 720 13134 Lady Osborne 3.... 90 700 10231 Cappy 5.... 90 690 13176 Ed Gartland II 4 .... 90 750 12789 Terra Incognito 3 90 675 Lizzie McLaughlin 3 90 Seventh. Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (13108)Hindoonet 4. ...107 ......735 13135 Gnide Reck 4. ...104 730 129302Trimmer 3 ... 94 715 131352Streamer 3 94 ..740 (13093) Duke of Baden 3.... 90 750 (13177)Diser 3.... 89 735 13223 Helen Paxton 3.... 89 700 Brighton Beach Form BRIGHTON BEACH FOR VI. New York, N. Y., July 7. The form of Saturday's Brighton Beach fields is: First Bace Sakhrat, Thermos, Lady Algy. Second Race Bannockburn, Azncena, Merry Prince. Third Bace Shoreham Flaunt, Mischievous. Fourth Bace Sky Scraper. High Jinks, Peace. Fifth Race Clonsilla, Bucla, Lackland. Sixth Race Premier, Ben Eder, Forget. Brighton Beach Entries BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear ; track fast. First Race-5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. Ind. Horses, color, sex& pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 13198 Prosit J 10 650 13198 Golden Scepter 106 660 Optician, ch. c. by Harry O'Fallon Opal... -..'.101 13198 Knightbannoret ...102 675 13198 Balmegnndi ....102 655 12986 Minisink ..101 665 129S6 Lady Algy 101 685 13014 All Gold 99 670 13198 Vendig 98 650' 13136 Pegasus 97 665 Frandoo 96 13198 Post Haste 96 655 131983Thormos 96 690 13198 Mynheer 98 680 13104 Sakhrat 95 .700 12540 Bold Knight 95" ....650 11562 Back Talk... 93 645 13104 Tiidy Ann 93 680 11619 Descubridora. " 93 ......610 12782 Daily Repoit . 91 660 13198 Shamokin 91 675 Second Race 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind. Horses. Age. Wgt. Hdcp (13197) Bannockburn 4.... 125 800 132203George Keene.. 4.... 117 750 12983 Merry Prince 5.... 112 .775 129832Cbarentus 4.. ..105 760 13003 George Boyd 4.... 102 750 13113 Azjacena 4 97 785 Third Race 5 1-3 Furlongs.; 2-year-olds. Allowances. The Undergraduate Stakes. $1,000 Added. 131122Mischievous 112 "... 735 13002 Flaunt 112 740 (12945) Shoreham 112 ... . 750 130442Ca rrollton .... 107 735 131012Prestio 107 . 725- 13199 Osceola 107 ... 710 12782 Gonfalon 107 715- Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-ysar-olds and upward. Selling. 13111 Imperator 5 109 680 13003 High Jinks 4.. ..109 690 13202 Mnmeutnm 4 109 675 12930 Ritialdo II 4. ...105 670 Bilail 4.. ..106 12982 Utopia 6.. ..106 650 9390 Gala Day 4....104 685 13005 Charley Rose 4.... 104 650 13141 Bonadea 4 104 670 13502 Hapsburg 3.... 96 ifiSO 130993Sky Scraper 3.... 93 700 12831 Savory 3.... 93 660 (12S98)Peace 3.... 93 685- 12723 Lioness 3.... 88 665 11986 Tender 3.... 88 67S Fifth Race 1 Mile. I 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. The Billow Stakes. $600 Added. 13047 Buela 5.. ..125 740 (13215) LacV-land 3.. ..124 735 13137 Ulonsiila 4 117 .750 Sixth Race-1 1-3 Miles. Over 6 hurdles. 4-year-oldB and upward. Tho Chantilly Stakes. $750 Added. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. (13004)Premier 5.... 154 700- 130042Ben Eder 6. ...146 ... . 690 130043Forget 6.... 143 685 6769 Captain Peirsal 5 ... 138 680 11525 Dogett 7.. ..138 670 9876Talisman 5.... 134 665 Fnsbsho, b g, by The Bard Nerina 4 132 . 8205 The Tory 5.... 130 675 Page [2] Changes in the Rules CHANGES IN THE RULES. As compared with 1898, the American Turf Congress Racing Rules for 1899 show a great many changes, some very important, others only matters of editorial rearrangement. In line eight of rule 12 the word "course" is stricken out. In line four of the second paragraph of rule 19 the word "Association" is stricken out. In line three of rule 26 the words "Any Member" is substituted for "Association," and the rule is amended by adding "unless with written ' consent of the official or association from whoso decision the appeal is made." Rule 30 was amended by adding "And any maiden which has been disqualified after having finished first, is still a maiden, although bets may have been paid on it as the winner." Rule 31 was amended by inserting the word "involving" before "admission" in line two. Part of paragraph three of rule 98 was made rule 94 which reads as follows : "Declarations in sweepstakes shall be made in the same manner as is provided for making entries therein to the Secretary, who shall record the day and hour of its eceipt, and give early publicity thereto." The remaining paragraphs of rule 98 were made rule 95, the words "purse races" being Btricken from the paragraph governing the division of declaration fees between the second and third horses. Rule 99 was made rule 96 and amended by substituting "Member of the Congress" for "Association" and adding, "Any Secretary who shall fail to enforce this rule shall be fined one hundred dollars." Rule 100 was made rule 97. Rule 101 was made rule 98 and amended by inserting "or other arrears" after "order" in line one, and by inserting "its collection shall no longer be enforceable" in line three, and amended by inserting the words "to a purse that is run off" before the words "shall not" in line four. Rule 86 was made rule 68. Rule 96 was made rule 69 and amended by adding "but when from any cause a race is not run all stake, declaration or entrance money, if any paid, shall be returned." Rule 70 reads as follows : "Every entry in a purse race must be in the name of a person having ownership in the horse, and must be made in writing by the owner or trainer, or Borne one deputed by him ; but the full name of every person having an ownership in a horse, or, excepting the trainer's per cent., any interest in its winnings, must be registered with the Secretary or Clerk of the Course before it starts at any meeting, as must be every change in such ownership or interest thereafter made during that meeting. Any failure to comply with this rule shall be punished by fine or suspension, and if an objection because of such defaults is duly made and sustained against a horse that has run in a race, its winnings in that race shall be forfeited to the horse that finished next behind it." Rule 52 was amended so as to read "A selling race is one in which every horse entered 'to be sold,' if a loser, may be claimed and if the winner, must be offered for sale at public auction." Rule 54 was amended to read "Owner includes part owner, but an interest in the winnings only of a horse shall not constitute ownership." Rule 63 was made rule 62. Rule 69 was made rule 63. Rule 75 was made rule64 and amended by adding the words "but an entry in any race may be corrected." Rule 77 was made rule 65 and amended so as to read "Joint subscriptions and entries may be made by two or more owners." Rule 80 was made rule 66. Rule 85 was made rule 67. Rule 64 was made 71. Rule 92 was made rule 72 and amended so as to read : "Every horse entered for a purse must be-a 'starter' unless it should be declared out." Rule 93 was made rule 73 and amended to read after the word because, "of his failure to pay the jockey fee for that race." Rule 94 was made rule 74. Rule 65 was made rule 75. Rule 66 was made rule 76. Rule 67 was made rule 77 and amended by inserting after the word "horse" in line two, "or of the engagement, or by a duly authorized person." Rule 74 was made rule 78. Rule 72 was made rule 79. Rule 76 was made rule 80 and the words "in a stake" inserted in line one after the word "declaration." Rule 82 was made rule 81 and amended by adding after the word "transferee" in line six, "except, however, the conditions of produce races or races for which nominations of the als are made, may provide that the nominator hall be released from further liability by filing, prior to a time therein fixed, the proper evidence of the transfer, by public or private sale, of his entry and its engagement in that race." Rule 83 was made rule 82. Rule 84 was made rule 83. Rule 70 was made rule 84. Rule 71 was made rule 85. Rule 88 was made rule 83 and amended by substituting the word "sweepstakes" for "race" in line one. Rule 81 was made rule 88. Rule 95 was made rule 89 and amended by substituting "any person" for "parties." Rule 91 was made rule 90 and amended by inserting the words, "and its jockey fee for a losing mount," in line three. Rule 89 was made rule 90. Rule 90 was made rule 92. Paragraph four of rule 98 was made rule 93. Rule 102 was made rule 99. Rule 103 was made rule 100 and amended by inserting "of a horse or engagement" in line one after the word "transfer." Rule 104 was made rule 101. A new rule, 105, was enacted which reads as follows : "No jockey, except when riding for his contract employer, shall bo weighed out for any race unless there has been deposited for him with the Clerk of the Scales the fee for a losing mount in that race ; and the Clerk of the Scales shall pay over the money so deposited to the jockey unless he has notice to the contrary. The failure to so deposit this fee for the jockey engaged for any horse, shall declare it out of the race." Rule 106 was made rule 103. Rule 107 was made rule 104 and amended to read as follows after the word "judges" in line three "or his horseshall bo declared out of the j race. No person shall be admitted to the weigh-1 ing room except owners, trainers and jockeys." Rule 108 was made rule 106. Rule 109 was made rule 107. Rulo 110 was made rule 108. Rule 111 was made rule 109. Rule 112 was made rule 110. Rulo 113 was mado.rule 111. Rulo 114 was made rulo 112. Rulo 115 was made rulo 113. Rule 116 was made rule 114. Rule 117 was madejrule 115 and amended by substituting the words "this rule" for the words "these rules" in lino.one of paragraph five. Rule 118 was made rule 116. . Rule 119 was made rule 117. Rule 120 was made rulo 118. Rule 121 was made rule 119 and amended read as follows: "Ahorse should bring in weight out, and if short of it by two or vc pounds, it shall be disqualified." Rulo 122 was made rulo 120. Rule 123 was made rule 121. Rule 124 was made rule 122 and amended substituting the word "judges" for the wo "officers of the association" in line seven paragraph two, and by substituting the wo, "such" for the word "the" in the concludk sentence of the same line. Rule 125 was made rule 123. Rule 126 was made rule 124. Rule 127 was made rule 125. w Rule 128 was made rule 126. I Rule 129 was made rule 127. Rule 130 was made rule 128. M Rule 131 was made rule 129. Rule 132 was made rule 130 and amended bs inserting the words "making the dead heat' after the word "horses" at the termination o. line five of paragraph one. Rulo 133 was made rule 131. Rulo 134 was made rule 132. Rulo 135 was made rule 133. m Rulo 136 was made rule 134. m Rule 137 was made rule 135 and amended iJ substituting the words "the horses makingvM dead heat" for the words "both horses" iJB two of paragraph one. 'jH Rule 138 was made rule 136. JH Rule 139 was made rule 137. SH Rule 140 was made rule 138. ' Rule 139 is a new rule and reads as fH "An objection to a horse that has run iQ on the ground that it was not trained or by a licensed trainer or rider, or thH names of all those having an ownership iH an interest in its winnings have not been tered with tho clerk of the course, as reiH by rule 70, must be made not later than tLH after that upon which the raco was run." Rule 141 was made rule 140. Rule 112 was made rule 141 and amendH substituting the words "as to the ago" fH words "of the mouth" after the word "H the beginning of line four. Rule 143 was made rule 142. Rule 144 was made rule 143. Rule 145 was made jule 144. Rule 146 was made rule 145. Rule 147 was made rule 146. Rule 148 was made rule 147. Rule 149 was made rule 148. Rule 150 was made rule 149. Rule 151 was made rule 150. -H Rule 152 was mado rule 151 and amende(H striking out the first seven lines, exceptB words "if sold" at the termination of line seH and substituting therefor the words, eH horse entered 'to bo sold' that runs in a seJ race shall, if the winner, be sold at public B tion immediately after tho race, and one-luflftS any surplus over tho selling price shall second horse and the other to tho associations Also by substituting tho word "the" for 'H before the words "other horses" in the secti9ftj relation to claiming. Also by striking outflK words "as to who ho is claiming for" in theflVJ eluding line and substituting therefore BM words "that he is doing so." AVH Rule 153 was made rule 152. Rule 154 was made rule 153. JH Rule 155 was made rule 154 and amendeBM striking out the words "and the horse shH disqualified for all races" and substiH therefor the words "as shall be the Rule 156 was made rule 155 and amendtJH inserting after the words "horse in such rH in line four the words "or attempt by intimH tion to prevent any one from running a horH any race for which it is entered." .aH Rule 157 was made rule 156 and amended sH to read as follows : "Any person who failsB pay for a horse bought or claimed in a selbjfl race witliin fifteen minutes after tho saloB claim has been made, shall forfeit his rightH the horse, and shall be fined, suspended or nH off by the judges ; but the owner may stillH quire that the horse shall be taken and paidH by the purchaser or claimant, who, if he faiH refuse to do so, shall bo suspended untilH makes good his default to the owner." Rule 158 was made rule 157. Rule 159 was made rule 15S. Rule 160 was mado rule 15 Rule 161 was made rule 160. V Rulo 162 was made rule 161. Rule 163 was made rule 162. U M Rulo 164 was made rulo 163 and amonde bj adding a .fifth paragraph whichreads as foh .ws "In estimating the value of a series of rai l ii which an extra sum of money is won by winning two or more of the sorios, tho extra sum shal bo estimated in the last race by which it wai ' finally won." List of Licensed Trainers LIST OF LICENSED TRAINERS. The following named persons have been granted Trainer's licenses for the year 1899 : Atchinson, Walter, Adkins, John, Arthur, James, Arthur, Frank, Aiken, J. F., Ackerman, L., Ahearn, Patrick, Brownlow, J. B. F., Brown, John. Batcheler, H. T., Benson, L. W., Bunbury, B. C, Brown, George H., Banks, Taylor, Brown, J. E., Burns, Edward, Boyle, Charles, Jr., Brenock, Martin J., Blardine, B., Berry, T. M Carfield, W., Conrads. A.. Curry, Gil., Christy, J. D., Combs, J. H., Charles, S. J., Cottingham. M., Cole, B. L., Catanzaro, J., Congdon, W., Danaher, M. T., Dickson, William, Donohue, W. J., Dickie, Charles. Dair, W. F., DeWitt, C, DeVerne, David, Fleming, James, Fessenden, W. C, Fitzgerald. Edward, Frisbie. Frank, Forbes, George, Foreman, J. W., . Forsythe, R. B., Fleming, Peter J., Fisher, F. M., Faut, C. V., Gass, James, Garety, Michael, Guyman, H.. Griilin, W. R.. Gardner-William, Goebel, P. J., Gibson, Hart, J., Gardner, Frank E., Herman, John, Huffman, John. Hughes, V., Hogau, Michael, Hcitcr, W. I., Hums, Thomas, Hutchinson, W. C, Henderson, W. V., Howell, J. W., Hickok, F. H., Johnson, C. A., Jones, Paul; Johnson, J. A., Johnson, J. W., Jordan, W. J., Jordan, M., Kelly, P. T., Kelly, D. W., Kuntz, M. L., Kiley, Thomas, Kyle, John, Licalzi, T., Lister, W. W., Leonard, H., Laswell, William, Louis, F., Leighton, C, Leary, D. J., Lyles, W. W., Loftus, P. J., McConnell, E. T., McPherson, John, McCafferty, Charles, McMillan, J. D., McAvoy, J. H., McCarthy, J. F., McLaughlin, A. B., McKinley, J. W., McKinney. W. F., ilcCafferty, A. C, McCue, W. W., .McNaughton, James, McHale, T. J., Miller, J. J., Missud, Alfred, Mahone, C. E., MachecaJ. R., Malone. P. J., Morgan, H., Miller, D. B., Mayberry, John, Marklein, J. J., Miles, Thomas, Miles, P. J., Meehan, J. P., Moon, Edward, Maddox, H. E., Marks, E. W., Murkett. A., Neal, John, Naylor, John, Nepper, Thomas, Newman, John, O'Connor, Walter, Oliver, W. L., O'Neall, J. W., Poole, G. W., Ratledge, W. J.. Robinson. H., Redfield, J. L., Roller, W. H., Rice, J., Rowe, Charles, Riddle, H., Rome, R., Rector, Frank, Reid, C. B., Stewart, J. T., StevensJ. D., Steward. C. W., Sibley, H. A., Sellers, J. J., Settle, Thomas, Shadley, W. H., Swarthout. E. R., .Snarley, W. H., Shenatt, Thomas, Sweeney. J. B., Sproul, G. O., Scully, W. O., Stanton, P., Schorr, John, Troxlor, J., Thornton, J. A., Tucker, J. C, "Vincent, Benjamin, Vestal, Charles, Wright,.W. A., Wallace, W. M., Walker, William, Whitman, C, Williams, Scott, Webb, W. S., Wood, F. T., Witherspoon, J. H., Wallace, A. J., Woodard, W. T., Jr., Williams. L. S., Weir, P. T., "Weston, A. G., Zimmer, A. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. The following additional Trainers' licenses liave been granted : Becker, P., Carroll, John, Dunne, P., Doss, F. W., Ulakely, A. G., Covington, George, Corrigan,E., Earnshaw, J. B., Ezell, L. H., . Jennings, W. B., Kittleman, F. J., . Landsberg, E., McHugh, J. H., McDonald, P., Randall, W. D., Ryan, T. H., Ryan, P., Sanders, C. F., Shields, A., Taylor, F. M., Williams, R. D. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. List of Licensed Jockeys LIST OF LICENSED JOCKEYS; The following named persons have been granted Jockey licenses for the year 1899: Aker, Charles, Brendle, John, Boland, J., Brophy, Richard, Brown, J., Burns, Thomas, Bullman, J. J., Boyd, J., Beauchamp, William, Bassingor, Irving, Cairns, Robert, Clerico, John, Combs, C, Cowman, Frank, Coylie, John, Crowhurst, Richard, Cunningham, John, Cummings, W. H., Coburn, William, Cooper, Siney, Dunn, M., Dupee, James, Dingley, W. P., Dean, W., Daly, J., Dugan,John, Doane, F. S., Daily, Frank, Devin, F., Ellison, George, Frost, Wy Flick, Robert, Foucon, E., Frawley, George, Flick, G. F., Gatewood, John, Gilmore, R. J., Gisbourne, F., Gray, L., Gray, C. R., Guitiers, M., Houck, Charles, Higgins, J. J., Hennessy, Michael, Harshberger, J. W., Higgins, E. T., Hothersall, J. W., Holden, George, Henry, David, Hahn, J.. (Holmes, W., Hothersall, Urven, J. E., James, Elmer, . Jones, Willie, Johnson, C, , Johnson, S., Jordan, Philip, Keenan. Joseph, Jackson, Lee, Kidd, Charles, Kelly, J., Kitley, T., Kuhn, Charles, Kiley, Walter, Kerin, Joseph, Kelly, Michael, Kenney, Mike, LouIlier,J., Lew, Charles, Landry, F., Lamley, John, Lawless, Frank, Lendrum, B. G., Linos, C., Lynch, John, j Iartin, W. H., Lenhart, Charle3, Murphy, Tim, Mattier. Louis, Macklin, C, Maher, Daniel, Mason, R. J., Myers, James, Michaels, M., Mitchell, C, Moody, Thomas, Mooney, W., Morris, William, Murphy, T., McCafferty jJ. J., McCann, James, McKinney, Thomas, McKeand, Elmer, Narvaez, W., Martin, Henry, Nutt, William, Neal, G., Odom, George, O'Leary, Frank, Powell, I., O'Connor. W., Pierce, George, Penn, William, Peterman, S., Porretto.Albert, Porter, V., Powers, Thomas, Rutter, Frank, Piggott, Joseph, Rietz, Alexander, Rigby, W. J., Rigby, B., Ross, E., Reiff, J. Romero, Rafael, Shaw, William, Roullier. C, Slack, John, Songer, A., Southard, Edward, Stevens, G., Shepard, B., Sloan, Cass., Spencer, Henry, Shields, John, Scherrer, Joseph, Shields, Henry, Stimpson, Earl, Snider, George, Trimletts, Thomas, Sheppard, Raymond, Tuberville, Frank, Turner, Nash, Thorpe, C. A., Tanner, George, Tally, Henry, Tabor, J., Taylor, W Taylor, S., Tully, Edward, Thompson, J. C, Vandusen, Charles, Utter, L. M., Wilkins, John, Vitatoo, Henry, Watson, William, Woods, J., Williams, W., Weber, J., Wood, William, Wilson, William, Young, Joseph, To ride for his stablo only. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. The following have been granted jockey licenses since last report: Bennett, F., Hanna. Robert, Cole, Charles C, Jones, Eddie, Ellis, E., Livermore, Joseph, Glover, Thomas F., Rathbone, R. R., E. C. Hopper, Secretary. List of Licenses Refused LIST OF LICENSES REFUSED. The following named persons have been refused Jockey licenses for the year 1899: Blake, W., H., Hannawalt, George, Clay, Calvin, Sullivan, R. S., Smith, L., Burns, J. J., Combs, C. The following named persons have been refused Trainer's licenses for the year 1899 : Oppenheimer, F. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Racing Dates of 1899 RACING DATES OF 1899. St. Louis, Mo May 13 Harlem (Chicago) . Juno 26 July 8 Harlem (Chicago) ....... . . . '. July 21 August 5 Highland Park (Detroit) Aug. 1426 Harlem (Chicago) August 21 September 2 Harlem (Chicago) September 1330 Page [3] Harlem Form Chart HARLEM FORM CHART. CHICAGO, ILL., July 7. Twenty-second day. Harlem Jockey Club. Spring Mooting. Weather ckar; track fair and improving fast. Presiding Jndge. A. W Hamilton. Startor, Richard Dwyer. Racing starts at 2:30 d. in. i tt)ih FIRbT Al;lv-5- tulle. Purse $400 $75 to second; $25 to third. ltd H'- A Wt St M y2 3i MiF')) J...-kpyi Ow.ms O H L O 1.-0C6 LOVABLK 103 8i 9 42 11 li Flirk VV E Applegate 10 10 4t 4i 1S122 P'MAST'R BAILEY1C6 2" 41 3" 22 21 W Narvaez G T Lerch 15 25 10 25 11403 D 1XO LETT A 103 9" 5" 51 61 3H T Knight A Vogeler 15 30 15 15 18165351H ROSCOPE 107 6 61 62 31 4i Nntt W C Overton 3 31 3 31 1S0642 WASA NTA 108 3" 8" 91 8 51 Hart J Wellenstrin 4 8 4 8 13165 SOLACE 110 4 3h 2i 5i 6" Rutter W P Magrane 10 20 10 20 12339 MERIT O 104 5 2" 71 41 71 J Mathews T A Stevens 10 15 10 15 131172MONA MURPHY 105 1 li 12 91 82 Sbeppsrd TE Barrett 6 8 6 7 131223GEORGETOWN II. 109 7" 7i 8 71 92 W Dfan Benscn,WatU&Co3 6 3 6 13117 ED WAGNER 106 10 10 10 10 10 N Hill B C Wagner 12 30 12 30 LOVE" AND 106 Left at the post. L Scott WE Robertson 20 50 20 50 Time, 121, 25, 37i,5tt, 1:05. Winner Ch. f, by Fortissimo Lncjsta. Post 8 minntes. Start good for ell bnt Lovewnnd. Won hand ridden and ont to the last onrce; stc.nd and third wrrn hard at it. Lovable, off in the rear division, ran a fine race. She sho: out of the bunch like a flash ou the far turn. Postmaster Bailey was gaining rapidly on the winner at the finish. Dixoitta tried to run out all the way. Mark her. Sho is a fair Eort of a filly. M'croFcope mado one bid in the stretch and then died awey. Wasanta finished fat t. Solace and Mooa Mnipby both qnit badly. Georgetown II. ran a baa rsce. Jockey Dean, when questioned by the judges, said tho colt was cooghing and in no condition to rtce." Scratched Sound Wood, 103. Overweights Lovewand, 3 pounds. Lovable, place, 8 to 5 ; show, evens. Postmaster Bailey, place, 10 to 1 ; show, 5 to 1. Dixoletta, show, 3 to 1. M:croicope, tlaco, 7 to 5; show, 7 to 10. Q4) I f SECOND RACE G l-a Furlougjs. Parse $100. $75 to second; $25 to third. Q & JL J 3-y ear-olds. Selling. U . Horses A Wt St & Vt BtrFin Jockeys Owners PEL J l.-0Q3CANA' E 96 1k 11 2 12 HI Nutt N9Hll&Co 2 2 8-5 9-5 (13196)CUIrtASSIER 103 2 51 7i 5 2i BttUchsmpMors & Patte rson! 7 4 7 13065 HEROICS 98 6" 6i 81 3 3 Gra TCosi- Ho 10 15 10 15 1Si93 MAHTHa FOX 96 7" 32 3" 6t 4i Bc-sineer Lewi-&M-C'llist'rl0 15 10 15 lal52 PINEM REsPICE 101 44 'iH 1 2 52 T Knigbt Cook&embeton 2 11-52 11-5 12963 COL. EADES 93 9 8i 51 4 6 Fl.ck HGwmn&To 10 12 10 10 1SU49 FINTAN 10t 5" 1" 4i 71 7M R Narvaez John Newman 15 25 15 25 (13150)HxNAN 98 31 71 62 82 83 Bhenporo TEBariett 10 12 10 12 GENISTA 96 8 9 9 9 9 W. son J M Mathewson 15 50 15 50 Time. 12t, 25, 38, 51s, 1:04 i 3 :18, l:24i Winner Ch f, by Creighton Nelli B 1 P.8t 3 mi.utes. Starr good. Won cleverly; sec nd and third driving to the limit. Cannre was the best and showo i it. Nutt liaa a utoot hold of erbead all the way tid the filly wh ntvrr exteudeo. Cuir -i-sisr ra , h pood booest thco. Ho a-mder a hard drive tbrounn the If-si tbn-e ftirlopgr. Heroirs had bad ra iog luck But for this he probably would have beD soc nd Fiueni hesi.ice fhownu iom speen but stopped bnoly. Throw his race out. H can d bett-r. Col bOl Eades was off p orly ana took the 1 ne joutp. Be seemed to have a ch nco at the head of ihn ttr t hbutst pi ed bauly at the tnd. Martha F x runs best under light weight S. To ch. a ( 1 319 1 ) Sp ri v gcr 98. Overwi-ig ts Cnira-siei. 2 p innd9. CBjiacc. .la"". 4 n 5; slow. 1 1.3 Cuirassier, place, 21 to 1; show, 6 to 5. Heroic3, show, 21 to 1. Fiuem Respice, placo. 4 to 5; show, 2 to 5. qT1 1 THIRD RACKET 4Mile. Purse S400T-$75 to second; $25 to third. I Q & I ft 2 gpl'ine. lb Ho W b k & S r in .J ey- O r o H L ' 1316m'HAl Li.3 106 5" 4 4i li i3 b aucutnpK e e&Ry.u 3 5 3 4i 13149 IN i1AN 112 2nk 332 31, 2i J Mathews G Laua 3 3 2 2 13121 ANN1S PALMER 105 6a 6 5U 52 32. Nutt J Malouey & Co 4 . 41 4 4i (H161)PhE:TOME 106 m 21 21 42 4 Rotier W P Majfrnne 3 4 3 3 13121 HAVENS WLOD 106 3i 12 12 24 510 L - ott G Adam- & Co 30 10 30 30 13161 CREATION 106 7" 76 710 62 62 N Hill Wngnor & Wtbsr 8 12 8 12 13161 E4UHSCHOLTZIA 106 4" 53 6 725 78 R Aarvaez J E Murphy 20 40 20 40 11977 UNCLE STEVE 110 8 8 8 8 8 Bloss G W Everslage 15 60 15 60 Time. 13, 25, 37i, 511, 1:05, 1:181. WintH-r B c, by Pirate of Prnzauca -K- tie rt. Pui-r 3 ininn es. start ood vVon easily: the next three wert doing their best. Phdlas made his flnld 'o k cheap. Tnis is a ir-jat impiovnment over ny f his recent prforma ice. Ti.-olts: tim he nd Prestome met, Prestome b at him eatily. Today Prestome was n whre. Inuien rat his race. He was ut dor ptiuis mnt duiine tho last half mile. Annis Palmer finished htionijiy. R-veti8o d whs raced to exLaustion in front. Prestome suffered from the tame cause. It wai a quoely run race Scr-tel. ed 13161 Ibmbe e. 107: 131493In Deb' , 105: (13194Barrack, 10S. Overweights-Rnvenswood, 3 poanjs: Unci Steve. 4. Phtllas, 1 lac e, 9 to 5: s jow, eveue. Indian, place, 4 to 5; show, 2 to 5. Annis Palmer, ihow, ovens. Pieaiome, place. 6 to 5; show, 3 to 5. 1 1 i FO D Rr "RaTiK w Il Puran S1007S75 to 8econdTS25to-thirQ i l 1 3- " a"d n'n7.ft Ailov ce. 1 H" !- a h. V ?i - -i ' y " u - O e. 1, . (I3t60j lx.' 5 il It 5' 41 3 2W li .Suit J m D.iuue 7-5 4 7-5 2 13152 Bf N.NEVILLE 4 117 3h 1k li 1h Ib 2 Vannusen J H Smith 6 8 6 7 ( 13152) e"N( E BLAZES 4 114 6 4" 52 52 3 311 Hart Slo.u. & Huist 6 8 6 8 13:62BOANERbE5 5 119 5" 3l 2H 2l 42 40 Bl ss GW Poole & Co 5 5 4 41 13C88 UAti 'A 4 112 2 23 3 42 5 52 Rniter JJDuiovan 4 41 31 41 131523dAMOVAR 5 119 4a 61 63 65 65 61 BeauchamJ arroll 3 4 3 4 (13163) ALBERT VALE 5 119 7 7 7 7 7 7 FThompsonE T Graves 15 30 15 30 1 ime. 13, 23. 38. 51, 1 :04, 1 :17i, 1 :31, 1 :45. Winnpi B. h, by Sir Dix n Kat D.d j Post 12 minutes rt n iood. Won o-sily; second driven out; third cased np at the end. Maceo was tar the best and h&d Nuti wisued to he conld have won off by himself. If he was bOULd he would he b-st noree at thn track. Nutt rode a fine race on him. Ovtrton wac schetiuied to rue Macoo, but tbo judge-, did not like the looks of the betting and substituted Nutt Ihe chtiLgG cteatu a panic in the betting rioR and Macro's price immediately fell fiom 4 to 1 to 2j to 1. Bt un villa, intcllig nily rated in front, ran a cracking good race. He swerved, thongh, in the stretch. Prince Blazes was right there. Boanerges is not himself. Throw Sunn vat's race out. He showed no speed. M. cto, placo evens; show, 1 to 2 Bennoville, place, 21 to 1; show, evens. Prince Blazes, show, 3 to 2 Samovar, piace, 6 to 5; show, 3 to 5 "1 f-lL "1 Q FIFTH RACE 3-4 mile. Pnrse $403. $75 to second; $25. to third JL O l JL j 4-year-olds and upward. Belling. Ind Horses A Wt St M V ai StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 13120 WAR HEN POINT 6 115 4 4H 3sk 2i H Gray Jamep Curl 6 10 6 10 9459 hOGER B. 6 113 2 2 2H 1 23 Rutter F C Morhier 3 31 3 31 13196 JENNIE F. 4 109 8" 5 71 41 3a BeauchampS S Beuder 15 20 15 20 13154 FLOP 4 111 5" 8 81 31 45 J Mathews F A Pope 3 3t 3 31 12itti8 AL LONE 5 113 7x" 72 42 6 5 W Narvaez John Dowd 4 4 3 31 130S i2PAKA HAR3Y 4 111 61 3 91 71 6a Nutt H A Cotton 8 12 8 12 1SL602EMMA NORA 4 109 31 6 52 5t 73 Hamilton T Costillo 6 12 6 12 13196 H1TFALL 7 113 9" 91 6l 8 85 E Morris Geoigo Nelson 40 50 30 50 13166 RED G1DD 4 113 1" li li 92 91 N Hill Mrs R Bradley 6 15 6 15 13085 DORETTE 6 114 10 10 10 10 10 Westwood P H Keegan 100 100 100 100 Time, 13, 25, 371, 50, 1:03, 1:161. Winner Ch. g, by Bishop Guildura. Post 2 minutes. Start g.iod. Won easily; second hand riddon; third and fourth driving. Warten Point was lucky throughout and came away like a good racehorse in the stretch. Rcg-ir B. was short and stopped badiy when tho pinch came. Maik him ho will improve from this race. Jennie F. ran gamely. Sho and Flop had a hard fight for third place. The lattor had bad rt cmg lock. Papa Harry was sharply cut olf passing the half mile ground. Red Gidd stopped ia a sttide oa the stretch turn. Al Lone is not at her best. Scratched 13191 Nettie Brooks, 111. Overwtirii8 Dorotte, 3 pounds. Wnrren Point, piace, 4 to 1: fchow, 2 to 1. Roger B . place, 7 to 5; Bhow, 3 to 5. Jennie F show,. 3 to 1. Fiop, place, 7 to 5; show, 3 to 5. Al Lone, place, 7 to 5; show, 3 to 5. I p 1 -j SIXlH aiakjs. 1 mio. Purse $400. $75 to eocotid; $25 to tnira. 4-year- JL O JL tJb olas and upward, c-elling. IncT Horses A Wt St M H M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L O 12773 B'THL'H'M ST'R 4 104 7 7 5113 13 15 BoauchampE Rentz 6-5 2 6-5 2 13C85 MERRY GLEN 4 102 4 3 43 43 45 22 Gray J H Boyd 20 20 20 20 13196 ELIDAD 4 107 8 8 8 7 5 3a Akor James Arthur&Co4 8 4 7 13050 HO-il 4 104 3" 46 3a 21 31 4 R Narvaez W Fries & Co 4 5 4 41 8134 OVERELLA 7 106 2a 2 11 13 2" 58 L Scott H Smith 10 25 10 25 13025 COSNER 4 110 6a 51 6H 61 710 6 Bloss S M Soxton 6 7 5 5 13C07 DALGRETTI 8 106 a" 6 76 8 8 7 J Mathews J Malnnoy 3 41 3 41 13162 TERRAPIN 8 109 1" Vi 5 62 8 W Wilson J M Mathewson 30 60 30 60 Time, 12, 25, 38. 511, 1 :05, 1 :19, 1 :33, 1 :47i. Winner B. g, by Bersan Carrie Pearsall. Off at the first break to a good start. Won easily; second cleverly. Third and fourth were under keen pressure. Bethlehem Star was much the bast and in a soft spot. Ho is a slow beginner but on tho far turn galloped by his field at his leisure. Merry Glen came very strong through the stretch. SodidElidRd. He ran as though stimulated. Hosi quit when the pinch came. Overella was not. ready. He ran a good race though as far as he went and will do later on in chap company Conner was a fnlse alarm. Hcratc.hod-131183McAlbeit. 104; 13193 Winslow, 106. OverweightB Cosnor, 3 pounds. Bethlehem Star, place, 4 to 5; show, 2 to 5. Merry Glen, place, 8 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Elidad, show. 6 to 5. Fort Erie Form FOET ERIK FORM. Foet Erie, Ont., July 7. The form of Saturday's Fort Erie fields is: First Race Tip Gallant, The Geezer, Colonel Cluke. Second Race Sidney Lucas, Advance Gnard, Gold Wing. Third Race Shieldbearer, Carlotta C, Mischief Maker. Fourth Race Topmast, Dogtown, Tho Gar-donor. Fifth Race Judge Wardell, Tobe Paine, Prince Plausible. Sixth Race Eli Kindig, Dutch Henry, Black Jimmy. Fort Erie Entries FuBT fclilE ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather cloudy; track heavy. First Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Allowances, nd. HorseB Age Wt. Hdci, 131902Col.)tcl Cluke 110 685 ll30s3)VVindard 110 675 12972 .ndjiega 107 670 13i4t3N noiy Cents 107 .... C85 ldl70Oc e Brnokr 105 680 13187 Tip Gallant 103 700 l3lb93Domiii r 103 675 1.9U Aitliur MtKnight lo3 670 13127 aimcot 100 6o5 128S6 N.Uit Beil ... 100 6,0 12-J45 1 he Geczar 100 690 13167 Frond 90 660 fecond Kace-5-X Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 13l882Sidney Lucas 110 700 (13143) Yot. co 110 675 131862J. Lucille 107 680 13126 Urirud 107 665 13i86 Lizzie McCarthy 107 670 (13.86)Gold Wing 107 68j 131S&3A Vance Guard 98 690 U633 Lord Ki cueuer 98 6i0 13145 bs o 98 665 11858 Maeou 98 ... 650 13U.3 Backwater 95 655 J3188 Pi n es- Mhry 95 65u 13168 rkurinauoLe 95 .660 13143 Yei. a K 95 640 Third Race 5 1-3 Furlongs. 3- nar-olds and upward. Selling. (13077)Kideau 5. ...116 .... 680 I2il8 C notia C 5.. ..Ill 690 (131o9)-hieiui eater 7. ...110 700 11351 rfaliista 3.. ..109 670 13147 Tyriau 4.. ..107 685 (12874) iotin B. ono 6.. ..107 670 ll2888)MiPchifcf Maker 3.. ..100 685 131(03 u 1 Drers 3.. ..100 ..... 6t0 i3i8i Frohman 4... .110 67 13167 Lov ch 4 .. 98 660 bl9d Loc h Fyne 3 96 650 12709 Dup icate 3.... 96 b75 131252T.iuue 3.... 95 680 Shady... 3 ... 94 13076 uouisv lie Ballo 3 ... 89 665 Fourth Kace 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (l3l87)Topmast 6.. ..116 750 (13144) H Id On 3 ...111 730 i3H42Dogion 4. ...107 740 131873ine Goroener 3.... 98 735 Fifth Race 7-8 Mile. Cascade Stakes. Value $1,000. 3-year-olda and upward, belling. 13146 Nimrod 6.. ..107 730 13074 Huirpin 4 105 7.5 13208 JndiO Wuidell 4. ...101 750 132u32L)mi.c OS 6.. ..104 735 13125 T. be Paine 3.. ..100 740 (13l70)Piiuce Plausible 3.... 96 735 12972 Yondotega 3 ... 95 725 Sixth Race Full Course. 1-year-olds and upward. Handicap Steeplechase. 130813Bmnap 4.. ..153 655 13148 Lanfellow 5.. ..153 660 (13148) Black Jimmy 6. ...152 665 131482Uuicti Hei.ry 4.. ..146 670 131483Elt Kindig 11.. ..145 675 13084 Doustorswivel 4.. ..133 640 13148 N..bilis 5.. ..131 650 13054 McAllister 4.. ..130 630 13148 Dr. O'Brien 4. ...129 645 Harlem Form HARLEM FORM. The form of Saturday's Harlem fields is: First Race Princess Thyra, Unsightly, Nnllah. Second Race Kriss Kriaglo, Del Paso II., Uarda. Thiid Race Tenby, John Baker, Monk Way-man. Fourth Race Bacquo II., Toutons, Barton. Fifth Race Hugh Penny, Meddler, Hobart. Sixth Race Molo, Egbart, Graziolla. Harlem Entries HARLEM ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear ; track good. First Race 4 l-5i Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances, ' ' Ind. Horses. Age WgL Hdcp. v -3149) Princess Thyra 112 ..".00 (13037) Nullah 112 685 131652Inlook 110 680 13165 Chief Farrell 110 660 131213Maharajah 110 675 130643Florizar 110 660 (12270) Unsightly 107 690 13165Zeriba 107 655 13209Mona Murphy 107 655 Niverna 107 13165 Rosa Diah 107 665 13165 Fly Lotta 107 650 T. E. Barrett entry. Second Race 1 1-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, 13212 Uarda 4. ...113 710 131623 Del Paso II 6 .... Ill 715 131533Kriss Kringle 4.... 110 725 13053 Prosecutor 5.... 107 690 13151 Clifton B 4.. ..105 610 (13160) George Lee 4.... 104 670 12877 Bay H 6. ...104 680 1S162 Leoocie 4. ...102 675 13166 Jack Martin :. 6.. ..102 660 13 91 I- -pectorHunt 4.. ..102 600 13i572Monn?-h 3. ...100 700 12809 W.ymM M 3.... 91 655 13119 D P McJaitby 3.... 90 650 (13191)Spiiuger 3.... 87 .665 13210 flanan 3.... 87 675 To ird Race 1 1-10 Miles. Owners' Handicap. 4-year-olds and uoward. 130882T"nbv 4.... 97 750 (13159)J"bn Baker 5.... 90 725 (13153)Monk Wayman 4.... 90 720 Fourth. Race 3 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (13157)BanqnoII 5. ...112 700 131962 -sunburst... 7.... 105 670 l31573Barton 5.. ..101 675 13195 Mr. Easton 4.... 97 ......6)5 131923Teutous 3.... 83 690 13160 Barrier 3.... 76 625 Fifth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olus and upward. Allowances. (13P8)Canova 4. ...112 720 13192 P.ipe Leo 4. ...112 685 131633Meddler 8.. ..Ill 735 (13(27)HuihP noy 9.. ..Ill 750 i3i952 ii,t:quary 3 ...103 720 131642 Bob. m 3 .. 103 735 13062 tiouprep 3. ...103 6C0 VAV.& Bou.y Boy 3 ...100 725 12962 Geo.gie 3.... 98 710 Sixth Race 1 Mile. 3 -year-olds and upward. Selling. 131662Molo 4.. ..112 725 13159 N-wsgatherer 5. ...Ill 705 13162 Fiect Bart- 6. ...110 690 130533E,bart 8. ...110 7L0 131663M-ront 4.. ..110 7l5 (i:.086)Graz.ella 4.. ..109 715 12819 Pan C arm..... 4 .. 108 695 13U.2 finer ft 4... 108 625 131f83Touy Liculzi I. ...105 695 13l643Lime Water 3. ...101 685 l30653Aoreoie 3.... 96 680 130632Piccola 3 ... 96 710 1.S191 danjose 3 ... 95 680 l25883R.sa Clay 3.... 94 ......635 Sho belt 3.... 92 13210 P.n an 3 ... 92 e65 13191 Figii 3.... 90 640 lM)6i Fr.e Hand 3.... 90 695 13158 Maggie Duvis 3.... 90 660 13119 Haul.ght 3.... 90 655 American Racing Rules of 1899 AMERICAN RACING RULE8 OF 1899. The 1899 edition of the American Racing Soles, published by Secretary E. C. Hopper of the American Turf Congress, is out and can be lent by mail to any address from thiB office for 25 cents. The book contains the racing rules as amended to January 1, racing Colors as registered and betting rules, and a digest in index form which i 1 a guide to all the books' contents Goodwin's OFFICIAL 1ftTH lOin TurfQuide YEAR. MORE COMPLETE THAN EVER, A VALUABLE ADDITION MADE. A Form Table to Each Event which shows exact position of every horse which was either 1st, 2d, 3d or 4th at each quarter pole, also positions at start. Important notes added when required. Event 8 reported from all parts of the country and Canada. Issued the 1st and 15th of OTory month. . PRICE 60 CTS EACH For Bale at all principal hotels, newsstandi, racetracks and publishers' office, GOODWIN BROS., 1.440BROADWAY, NEW YORK Page [4] St. Louis Form Chart ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. ST. I.OUIS, MO., July 7. Forty-eighth day. St Louis Fair Association. Sumrcer Meeting: Weather cloudy; track slow. Presiding Judge, Joseph A. Murphy. Starter, William Bruon. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. The recall flag is nsod. FIRT RACE 3-4 Mile Parse $300. All Ages. Selling. 1 3 2l X Ind Horses A Wt Bt H H BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H Ii U 12813 FOURTH WARD 4 111 2 21 22 2 1 Gitmore M E Graesmuck 7 10 5 8 12922 KATIE GIBBONS 3 97 5 11 12 11 25 Frost Leigh & Jordan 4 6 3i 5 12996 JOE DOUGHTY 3 102 8 43 3 3 32 A Morrison H Bohmer & Co 15 25 10 20 13107 FLORA G. 4 109 3 51 53 5 42 Foucon J Gazzolo 6 6 6 G 13174 LEE KING 2 89 13 7 7 62 53 McLonden W F Bchnlte 15 20 15 20 13106 SARATOGA 4 109 4 3u 4 41 63 O Martin W A Porter Si 4i 3i 4i 12793 MOUNTAIN DEW 3 99 1 8 8 7 7 Southaid Martin & Hodgea 7 8 7 8 13177 VILLMAR 3 102 7 65 63 8 8 Kelly Caoaar Young 30 30 15 15 12996 MONA B. 3 97 12 9 9 9 9 Giveas O W Boardraan 8 8 8 8 13036 PILGRIM II. 3 lOli 9 10 10 10 10 Morse McCranor Bros 10 20 10 20 7313 SOLUTION 4 109 10 11 11 11 11 Hinkey W Walker 10 25 10 25 12317 NELLIE BAKER 5 109 6 12 12 12 12 A Webber J C Ferris Jr 12 30 12 30 9681 DIANA 3 97 11 13 13 13 13 Houck J Smith 8 12 8 12 Time, 251, 51, 1:04, l:18r. Winner B c, by Regalis Nellie G. Post 12 minate3. Start fair. Won easily ; secoad the same. Fourth Ward was much the best of a poor lot. Katie Gibb ns quickly surrendered when challenged. Leo Km a ran a good race, bat had no chance from whero he got off. Saratoga was a false favorite. Joe Doughty ran well in the going. Scratched 12858 St. Vrain, 102; 13092 Amsslad, 97. Overweights Lee King, 5 pounds; Moantain Dow, 2; Pilgrim II., 2i. Fourth Ward, place, 3 to 1; show, ovens. Katie Gibbons, place, 2 to 1; show, 4 to 5. Joe Doughty, show. 3 to 1 la.iratoga, place, 2 to 1; show, 4 to 5. SECOND tifiAjUi 6-a uiile. Pnrae $400. 2-ear-oiu. Allowances. jj Ind. Boroa 1 Wt Bt K BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 13174 SYLVIAN 108 9 7i 7 62 1 McJoync Gamer&Slaughterl2 12 6 7 12679 SUE JOHNSON 115 8 53 52 2 23 Brittuu R S Payne 5 5 4 4i 13ua7 SlLENl' FRIEND 111 3 3" 3 32- 34 Mclutyre Louis Lemp 6 12 5 10 13174 FINE oIlOT 108 11 2 2 41 4 EJoueS B bcliioibjr 10 15 10 15 13132. GUsSLh. FAY 10S 6 l" 1" 1 5" U.uck J V O Nenll&Co 3 3 3 3 13175 G1UA 108 2 6i 6 5n 65 Frost HLJimb& Uo 4 9 4 9 128l73Fi3.LlXB4.RD 108 4 4t 4 7 7 Copley E a Kinder 6 6 6 6 12750 BILL G RttETT 111 12 8 8 8 8 Hmkey F Bellow 6 12 6 12 13097 ROaE UAKON ICS 1 9 9 9 9 Monison D O Musk GO 100 60 100 12710 RO.E EbUJ 108 10 10 10 10 10 G layior J J Ciowley GO 80 60 80 lb013 ROsE FONSO 108 5 11 11 11 11 Oddny M Daaiuendge GO 100 60 100 12989 THE RUail 118 7 12 12 111 12 T Bu.ns J W Schorr & don 8 8 8 8 Tim, iisi, 391. l:06i. Winner B. f. by Wads worth Sasie ForOos. Post 5 minutea. BCctrtgood. It wa a suarp drive between the first two. Sylvian had to be much tne beat to win. Sha bad a rongh journey, birely getting up in time. Bus Johusou should have won. The next four finibhed in a. baach. Fine Snot and Gussie Fay bad no excuses. Fel x Bald couldn't run in the going. Scratcued 13039 Veruinst. 118; 12989 Little Lizzie, 108; 12810 Two Slipper, 108; 13110 Canro-bert, 103. Sylvian, place, 3 to 1; show, evens. Sue Johnson, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. Silent Friend, show, 2 to 1. Gus8ie Pay, ylaca. 3 to 2; show, 4 t 5. -0 1 J ! THIRD RAOE 1 Mllo ancTiuP ails. Purse J300. 3-year-olds and upwara JL OjU& O Selling. Ind" jloreoo A Wt Bs 0. X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L I 13184 CHANCERY 3 102 6 42 2 25 25 1 Jenkins J C Cahn 8 8 6 7 130933A1U BLAsf 3 97 3 la 12 i3 13 25 Fiost W L Cassidy 8 10 6 9 13u932JlfdP 3 94 2 52 5 6 iG 35 Houck 8 M Maraii (3-5 6-5 1 11-10 (13130)UOMEZ 5 109 5 6 6 5" 43 4 jdiJuynt W a Wright 8 10 8 8 13067 Hiil-EN PAXrON 3 fc9 1 22 32 3a aio 530 sexier JD De-nog &Bio30 30 20 20 12715 CZ -ROVMiZ 5 m 4 4io 43 6 6 i Boils J a O'Bneu 3 4 3 4 Time. 15 31, 56i, 1 :24t, 1 :52. Wiun r Cb. c, by Cuance On.tscramb.e. Post 2miLiutrs. sicrt tiuod. Won m . hard drive; s6Ci.nd easily. Air Blast was best bat Frost was caught uupping ut the tmish tua tnrtw the it.ee nv.0y. He was nnea $50 for his care-lessntsd. Jimp s reins bhpp.d tiiroagn Houck'a uauds and the norse stumbled. When he got to going again lib cu&ed atn ni'. li won too far for CzarowiiZ. bcihici.eu (13178) Ailsou, 113; 12958 .Domestic, 105; 13093 Andrew Foreman, 91. Ovt-rsveights chancery, 5 pounds. ChauCciy, place, Ziol; sow, 4 to 5. Air Blast, place, 25 to 1; show, 4 to 5. Jimp, place, 1 to 2; show, 1 to 5. CzatO wnz, piaca, 6 to 5 ; dhow, 3 to 5 T3 JF0PBTa: ACtia"4 fl"iPi"'B $400. All ages. Selling! luu uuisoo A Wt Bt 4 y 5 ritrlfin Jockeys. Owners O H L O 180412BTNIBH 3i 99 2 4T34 23 13 Houck Arthur & Stark 3 16-514-53 (13036)ttl KOLLAB 3 102 9 11 18 13 22 J Ward W Mulkey 10 20 8 20 1275 BrJiKjfl AN 4 111 1 22 2t 3 3 Conl.y JCautwell 10 12 8 10 13177 cAlHEDnAL 3 102 6 6si 61 51 42 TBurus J W Schorr & Son 2 13-52 13-5 (13176) oEiLc VAaD 4 i09 8 7 7 61 6 Jo kins J C Chhu 3 4t 3 44 131i42jjL.OaNl6 2 81 5 53 51 7 6 Domiuick a Cauu 10 12 10 12 131S4 ALsO RAN II. 3 99 4 3 41 4 7 Fro.t TE Nolan 10 10 10 10 13176 iGiiliSb 4 111 3 8 8 8 8 Mclutyre Foat'rfcdrumfield6 8 6 8 13036 MloS .B.D WARDS 3 1U2 7 9 9 9 9 G Taylor J B Braunon 60 150 60 150 (12840)M1SS itaAE uAY 2 81 10 10 10 10 10 Watson Stubbs Bros 20 30 20 30 Time, 2jJ, 51, 1:044, 1:18. Winner Ch. c, by Wadsworth Gleuaalia. Pobi 17 miiiUtoa. Siarc gcod. Woueoily; second the same. Banish was probably best although Hi Koliar was maae too much use of. He was ott last and maue up ail his ground in the first eiKhtu. CutLO-jml is improving. Hij fii st race ihrtW him back to some txteui. Baek-man acted bjaiy. He nied to run out and bumped all the other horses. His entry will bd ae-clined hereafter. ejcrutcnea 13176 Trombone, 111; (13107)Easter Card, 102; 13177 Dr. Graves, 102; (12571) Hohen-stanifon, 99; 13110 Fox E. Qailler, 81. Overweightt aliss Eawaids, 5 pounds. Bcnish, place, evens; show, 1 to 2 Hi Kollar, place, Stol; show, 3 to 1. Beekman, show, 2i to 1. Caihearal, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Belle Ward, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. FIFTH RACE 5 1-3 Furlongs. PnrEO $400. 2-year-olda. Allowances. 13 " Ind Horses A Wt St & K BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 129332 DI&SOLUTE 111 5 510 515 33 11 Conlcy R C Lansing 6 8 5 8 130132AAN CELELIA 108 4 2 2 12 22 Jenkins M Murphy 5 6 3$ 4 13175 CHICKAM A U GA 118 3 31 3' 4 31 Houca G C Bcuuett 6 8 5 6 131322MAUD WALLACE 115 2 1 1"' 2 412 Piggolt Keith i: Patton 21 24 11-511-5 13181 GLlsSANDO 118 1 4 4 5 5U Mclniyre HL.Jones&Co 6 10 6 10 FAIR AMERICAN 111 9 7 7 6 T Burns J W Schorr & Son 4 9 4 9 13180 LEO NOaTER 111 8 8 8 j 73 fiinkty F W Holtgrowe 60 80 60 80 13180 PETER DUrtYEA 11110 61 6j 58 85 G Taylor George HiLklo 60 60 50 50 13174 BADINAGE 118 6 9 9 9 9 Frost HriCastltm'n&ColO 15 10 15 13070 GO THERE 111 7 10 10 10 10 Cadoy C M Barrow 100 100 80 80 Time, 26, 451, 524. 1:13. Winner B. c, by Brambk Lucy Auelaine. Post 8 minutes. Staitood. Won cleveily; secotid easily. Dissolute was best in the going. Maud Wallace and San Cecelia wore worn out racing oil in front Chickamanga slow to bagin, finished strongly. Glissando labored in the going. Fair American was off badly. The others amount lo little. Dissolute, place, 3 to 1 ; show, 8 to 5. San Ceceiia, place, 3 to 2; show, 4 to 5. Chickamanga, place, 2 to 1: show, ovens. MaudWallace, place, 4 to 5; show, 1 to 2. SIXTfl EAGE 3-4 Mile' Purso300- 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 1312(3 Ind" Horses A Wt St & K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 13108 SILVER BET 5 109 3 13 1 13 15 T Burns G W Curtis 3 31 11-5 21 131762 BARRiSSO 4 112 6 2" 2" 22 22 Mclntyre Kavauagh & Co 3 16-511-5 13-5 12510 NANcY TILL . 4 107 5 7 7 51 31 Couley 1 HBlackburn&Col5 25 10 20 129b9 BLACK AND TAN 3 109 11 8 8 62 42 'Houck John PfeiiTer 15 15 15 15 130b92KING GOLD 7 114 4 9 9 7 55 Rigby J C fleman 24 34 2 4 13107 NECKLACE 4 109 8 51 51 3 63 Frost Dockery & Ryan 12 20 12 20 13173 HANGAMON 5 114 2 31 31 41 72 McJoynt Farrell&Hawkin8l2 20 12 20 1312:9 ADO WA 5 109 1 42 42 8 8 E Jones John J Yopp 40 40 40 40 13129 ELSMORE 4 112 9 10 10 9 9 Jenkins D A Houig SO 60 30 60 1!173 WAR BELL 4 109 10 11 11 10 10 Morso J Peisinger 100 100 100 1C0 11488 EULALIA 4 107 12 12 12 11 11 McClueky R Sticknoy 40 50 40 50 1310938T. AUGUSTINE 10 114 13 13 13 12 12 Hinkey T Sayres & Co 8 15 8 10 13091 FREMONT 5 111 7 61 61 13 13 Johnson H J Scoggan 200 200 100 100 13092 B. OF ST. LOUIS 4 109 14 14 14 14 14 Gilmore E F McDonald 100 100 80 80 Time, 25, 521, 1:18.-Wicner B. m, by Ben d'Or Quickset. Post 4 minutes 8tart fair. Won easily ; second the same. Silver Set came to life suddenly. King Gold was she oil at the start. Barrhsj had no excuse?. Black and Tan was all but left and finished stronely. Nancy Till closed up a lot of gronnd in the stretch. Ovtjrw eights Barrissn, 3 pounds; Ballo of St. Lonis. 2. Silver Set, pl?ce. evens; 6how, 7 to 10. Barrisso, place, evens; show, 3 to 5; Nancy Till, show, 4 to 1 King Gold, place. 3 to 2: show, 7 to 10. Auction Sale Racehorses in Training IN A PADDOCK AT ...Hawthorne Racetrack... MONDAY, JULY 10th, 1899. THE PROPERTY OF H. JORDAN, R. BRADLEY, S. C. WAGNER AND OTHERS, Including the Good Racehorses GOLD FOX, WOODRANGER, HATTSE FOX AND OTHERS. IS MILKS fSOM ST J.OUIS ON THE WABASH Sarney Schreiber's mopel rmm. THE CHOICEST OF AUSTRALIAN BLOOD. FOUL SHOT BY MUSKET SLANDER. .2 ( lthnriel.. .. . Tcuehstona, by CamI, ' S ("Longbo-w I Verbbna. by Yalociped (sire of Fea da Joio), ( Misa Bown j Catton. by Golnmpne, g f ft I Tranbya darn by Orvilli, j m (Pantaloon jCastrel, by Buazard. JO O o tliogerdemsls, (Ccarwitih). i Idalia, by Peruvian. 2 o H D9coy ; Filho-da-Puta,by H'ph'ssxi d" o S FineBse, by PoruTiaa. 2 (Melbourne 1 Humphrey Clinker.byC'msi "Z w a"0 fWeai Australian i ( CervanteB maro. I (Derby and Si, Leger) .. (lloiffarina.,... ( Touchstone, by Camsl. M Ieq Si Emma, by Whisker. n 5 Mb 1 (Camel I Whalebone, by Waxy, SS "3 a LBrown 3a, i Belimmare. J ffl r Daughter ol. j Brntandorf . by Blaoklook, C5 JMrs.Cr'icksh'nks.byW'lb'ok .1 ( Canteen j Waxy Pope, by Waxy, M ("Ctleadar (Imported) Gastania. by Gohannt, j a ( Hamblatonlt 8tamford,byPlenip'tsntitr ' Harmonica.byH'mblst'BUQ a a f q ( Tros Importfcil).... .... i Priam, by ISmilius, H iCsistndrg, M J i Ally, by Partisan. 0,0 Alice Gray ; Eoub' Emigrant by Picaasx ffl o I Gulnare.by YonngGohsuaa 3J LaS (The Colonel J Whisker, by Waxy. j -r fCart'S-pU (Iisporftsd.) i Delpini mare. 5 a 0 ( Sliter to Cactus , Bnltan, bySellm. O C Duchese of York, by TTasy b I ( Dover ( TonchBtonei 2, tBsll Bsraiea..,... JVerboBR. g i Sophia. Bkilhlnda. n I Bailie Bias, Jmporti3, BARNCYSCHREtBCR.. BRIPOcETON, MO, Page [5] Brighton Beach Form Chart BRIGHTON BEACH FORM CHART. BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y., July 7. Second day. Brighton B3ach Racing Association. Snmmer M Bating. Weather clondy; track fast. Presiding Judge, B. W. Simmons. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. j Racing starts at 2:30 p.m. FIRST KAGE 1 1-1G allies. $600added. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. X.5 Ind Horses A Wt St M Yi ?i BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 130013L.ACKLAND 3 107 2 6i 9 73 2 1" Spencer OHP Belmont 2 13-52 11-5 13197 FIREARM 4 116 1 Hi 12 Hi 13 23 O'Leary J Bowden 2 2 9-5 9-5 13015 GREY JACQUES 3 114 3 7 6 4 41 31 Mitchell W Easton 2a 60 2o 60 8931 SIR HUBERT 3 107 8 8 5i 5 5' 4 Wilson FleischmannSons 10 20 10 Id 12916 ARB W)ES 4 126 10 10 8 61 61 52 Doggott A J Stemler 12 12 12 12 8885 OLESKA S 102 6 3i 32 2 3" 62 McCne George J Long 6 8 6 7 WAIT NOT 3 102 11 11 11 8 8 72 VanKuren C L Railay lo 30 15 30 1S023 PIRATE M. 3 114 5 i 1 9 9 8 Taral H Wm-nke Sr 10 10 8 8 3 12165 MAIL BAG S 104 4 2 2 31 7 9 Odom W L Oliver 15 50 15 50 12836 HARDY C. 4 116 9 9 10 11 10 10 Scherrer M J Jobmon oO 200 50 200 13115 LEPIDA 3 102 7 5i 4h 10 11 11 Slack W C Daly 100 200 1C0 200 Time, 12, 24, 36, 49, 1 :02, 1 :14, 1 :42, 1 :48. Winner B c, by Spendthrift Llandrino. " 03 at the first break to a good start. Won driving Lackland was badly pocketed on trie back stretch but got tbrongb on the stretch turn and closed very stoutly. Firearm had a lot of : speed but tired badly at the end. Grey Jacqnes ran a good race and is improving. Sir HDbsrt also ran a good race for his first out and will do to watch. Oleska stopped at the mile and was ; probably short. Arbaces ran well. Overweights Wait Not, 2 pounds. Lackland, piece, 4 to 5; show, 2 to 5. Firearm, place, 3 to 5; show, 1 to 3. Grey Jacques, . show, 8 to 1. SECOND RACE 5-8 Mile. 500 added. 2-year-olos. Maidens. Allowances. jfc-jJ Ind Horses A Wt St M H ?i StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 1S35WAX TAPER 112 17 8 6i 4 11 Bullman WmEaston 20 50 20 50 13138 MAO FLECKNOE 112 2 32 3 32 2 O'Leary J D Smith 21 4 21 3 13104 HER LADYSHIP 109 1 2 2h 2i 33 Odom J L Holland 8 10 8 8 ILDRIM 112 9 9 9 8 4" Turner H E Leigh 4 6 4 6 WATER CUBE 109 8 10 10 9 5" Wilson C Littlefield Jr U 20 10 20 131123PETTIFOQGER 112 11 11 11 10 6"" Speccer Kensico Stable 3 6 3 6 131142BATTLE ROYAL 114 10 12 12 11 7i Taral A White 6 10 6 10 PICARDY 112 14 13 13 12 8 Moody M F Dwyer 20 30 20 30 13100 LADY UNCAS 109 3 11 H 1" 9 Doggett Osceola Stable 8 8 6 6 13136 HANDICAPPER 112 6 6 1 6 10 Scherrer J S Wadsworth 8 20 8 20 i 13020 LA VEGA 112 13 14 14 13 11 McCue Edward Kelly 8 8 6 6 13046 BEAUTIFUL 109 12 7 8 7 12 Hennessy W C Daly -100 150 100 150 FEDERALIST . 112 15 15 15 14 13 Cashin Lee S Bnrridge 100 150 100 150 ELFIN CONIGT"- 112 5 41 42 514 Van Kuren C L Railey 20 100 20 100 13046 TWO HEART 109 4 5" 5i 15 15 O'Connor W Showalter 20 50 20 50 INDEPENDENT .109 7 16 16 16 16 Mitchell C Littlefield Jr 10 20 10 20 REEVE 112 16 17 17 17 17 Setley Perry Belmont 50 110 50 100 f ouphd in betting: Time, 12J, 24, 3S, 50, 1:03, Winner B. c, by Candlemas Utility. Post 12 minutes. Start fair. Won handily. Wax Taper closed resolutely and was the best. He was off badly and closed up much ground. Mac Flecknoe and Her Ladyship were doing tteir best and ran to the mark. Lady Uncas had clear sailing but quit badly. It was a bad lot and not a true ran rnca as there was much bumping and posKeting. Scratched 13002 Premature, 112. Overweights Battle Royal, 2 pounds. Wax Taper, place, 20 to 1; show, 8 to 1. MacFlecknoe, place, evens, show, 1 to 2. .Her Lady-sbip, show, 8 to 5. I k) 1 rj THIRD RACE 5 x-M .F anongs, $500 added. 3-year-olds Moidoas. JLO- . 8 Allowances. ind Horses A Wt St M Yi M StrFin JockeyB Owners O H L "8210 FLORENCE CLARK100 3 23 21 2k 1 Odom H T Griffin 5 12 5 W 12898 UAM VAR 105 2 11 11 11 21 Bullman Marcus Daly 30 30 25 25 LANDGRAVE 105 9 7 45 42 31 McCue James Gaiway 15 20 15 15 12659 LADY MADGE 100 10 10 7 8 42 Evans J J Hyland 5 8 5 8 13019 DAN CUPID 107 1 8 8 7 51 Spencer J Kneale 10 10 10 10 1289S2T0DRAINE 102 8 3 33 3i 61 Wapsliire D Gideon ' 5 6 5 6 7641 KL'NDYKE QUEEN 100 13 12 10 10 7 Lewis J E Madden 30 60 M) 60 12193 SACCHARINE 100 4 5 6: 6s 8 Mitchell C Littlefield Jr 6 10 6 10 PINS 100 14 13 12 12 9 Olson J C Taylor & Co 60 60 50 50 5412 SHARPLESS 105 11 11 11 11 10 Moody Howard Haydsn 30 60 30 60 126602INEENNAMARA 102 15 14 It 14 11 Clawson Sydney Paget 2 2 6-5 6-5 11883 REQUITA 1C0 7 9 13 13 12 Wilson E C Taylor 15 30 15 30 11883 COLLEGE BOY 108 12 15 15 15 13 N Turner H E Leigh 8 10 8 10 9505 OUR ANNIE 100 6 619 9 14 Michaels B Nolan 60 100 60 100 12098 ROSE O'LEE 100 5 4" 5" 5" 15 O'Connor Bromley & Co 6 8 6 8 12982 ASTB ORE 105 16 16 16 16 16 Van Kuren Miller & Co 40 60 40 60 12898 HAYTIME 107 17 17 17 17 17 Doggett J W Colt 20 20 20 20 12193AL REEVES 102 18 18 18 18 18 Slack W C Daly 100 100 100 100 Substitute starters. Time, UH, 23, 35, 48, 1 :01, 1 :08. Winner B f, by His Highness Dear Louise. Post 10 minutes. Start bad. Won driving. Florenoa Clark ran a good raco for her first out end Odom cleverly outrode Ballman. Jcckeys reversed Uam Var would have won. Landgrave ran well and csn be kept in mind. Wapshire was no help to Touraiae. Ineennamara and those behind her at. the start were practically left and hd no chance. Scratched Hollander, 105; 12193 Exit, 100; 12898 Veracious. 100. Overweights Vam Var, 5 pounds; Dan Cupid. 2; Iueennamara, 2; College Boy, 3; Hay-time. 5. Florpnce Clark, place, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. Uam Var, place, 8 to 1; show, 4 to 1. Landgrave, show, 3 to 1. Ineennamara, place, 3 to 5; show. 1 to 3. -j FOURTH RACE 5 1-3 .Furlong. $500 added. 2-year-olds. Selling. g Ind Horses A Wt St M Yi 3 StrFin Jockeys OwnerB O H L C (12864)AFFECT 104 2 13 14 14 13 McCue Gideon & Daly 8-5 8-5 1 1 131043CEYLON 90 7 74 6i 51 2 O'Connor Marcus Daly 10 15 10 10 "12603 TRUMfET 112 3 2 22 22 3i Mitchell M F Dwyer , 6 8 6 7 (11664)FRELINGHUY8EN 92 4 5i 41 31 43 udom T A Magee 6 6 6 6 131362BIG GUN 115 6 6 71 71 53 Taral A J Joyner 6 8 6 8 12726 DECIMAL 89 1 31 31 41 61 Slack W C Daly 60 100 60 100 13136 MANITOBAN 104 5 4" 51 61 7 Claweon L Elmore 8 12 8 12 SCALA 105 8 8 8 8 8 Ballman G B Morris 10 20 10 20 NANSEN ' 108 10 10 9 9 9 Turner H E Leigh 15 20 15 20 116642NEPONSET 106 9 9 10 10 10 . Romanalli Kensico Stable 60 100 60 100 EASTERLING 93 11 11 11 11 11 McQuade C Littlefield Jr 100 100 100 100 Time, 11, 25, 50, 1:02, 1 :08J. Winner B. f by His Highness Eoite. Post 5 minutes. 8tart fair. Won eaeingup. Affect made a runaway race of it. She far outclassed the field. Ceylon was slow to got in motion, but was coming fast at the finish Trumpet ran a good racp. Frolinghnysen has had a long rest and is fresh and good. Big Gun could not give the weight. Scratched 13136 Pegasus. 93. Overweights Scala, 4 pounds; Ceylon, 1. Affect, place, 1 to 2; show, out. Ceylon, place, 4 to 1; show, 8 to 5. Trampet, show, evens. - FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. $600 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. rjg Ind Horses A Wt St M Yi StrFin Jockeys Owners O M L C 12950TYR SHENA 3 91 4 2 33 32 31 4" O'Connor Plate & Co 8" 10 6 67 13116 HANDSEL 4 107 2 li li 1" li 23 Turner N Bennington 3 3 2 2 131162WOLHUB8T 5 96 5 3" 6 7i 62 3i Wikon FleischmannSons 3 7-5 3 3 (1269DTHE DAUPHIN 4 106 6 4" 2i 21 2 41 O'Leary M Feeney 20 60 20 60 131152ED TIPTON 3 95 7 6i l 4i 4 5i Crowhurst W H May & Son 10 20 10 20 13141 DIMINUTIVE 3 86 11 9 8 8 8 61 Ryan J A McLaughlin 20 60 20 60 13201 TBE B. ROUTE 3 107 10 8 7 6" 7 7 RichardsonP H Hume 50 60 50 GO 13115 TYRAN 3 88 9 7 5" 5" 5 8 Slack P 8 P Randolph 20 40 20 40 (13115)ORDKAL 3 93 3 5 9 9 9 9 Odom J Boden 2i 2i 21 2i 11681 MORDECAI 4 103 1 10 10 10 10 10 Mitchell W R Griffin 30 60 30 . 60 13022 HOLLAND 3 97 8 11 11 11 11 11 McCue FV Alexandra 10 10 10 10 Disqualified for foul. Time, 12. 24, 36, 48, 1 :01, 1 :U, 1 :41. Winner B. c, by Hanover Tarantella. , , t Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won in a hard drive. Tyr Shena caught and passed Handsel at t the sixteenth post, but the latter waB coming again when the leader bore in on him causing him to pull up. Turner's claim of foul was allowed. W'olhurst closed strong after dropping out of t it after paBBing the first quarter. The Dauphin was right there and is ready in his class. Ordeal 1 showed no speed at all Holland rah a bad race. Scratched (13141)Maximo Gomez, 1C5: 13116 Estaca, 103; 13098 Manlius, 100; 13005 Hard 1 Knot, 95; 131163Qreyfeld, 93; 13115 Strangest, 88. Overweights Handsel, 1 pound; Wolhurst, 1. Tyr Shena, place, 2 to 1; show, eveLS. Handsel, place, 4 to 5; show, 1 to 3. Wolhurst, place, , evens: show, 1 to 2. The Dauphin, show, 8 to 1, . j SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. $500 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt at M Yi 3a ritrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 8309 GLORIAN 4 114 2 3 315 330 330 ih Tnrner W B Jennings 5 10 5 7 (12471) SATIN SLIP PER 3 104 4 21 2U 1 1" 23 O-'Connor M F Dwyer 8-5 2 i 8-5 2 12948 GEORGE KEENE 4 121 1 li l" 23 22 350 Clawson Sydnw Paget 6-5 7-5 7-107-10 9877 SPECIALIST 3 109 3 4 4 4 4 4 Mitchell F M Woods 20 80 20 80 Time, 12, 25, 37, 49, 1 :02, 1 :15, 1 :42. Winner Br. c, by Sir Modred Glorianne. Off at first bral: to a good stnrt. Won in a long, hard drive. Sntin Slipper and George Keene raced cs a team for seven fnrloags, when Keane bad enough. Glorian then tackled her, and, although she hung on gamely, she could not last. It was bsyond the distance she like3. Scratched 6985 Judge Denny, 114 Glorian, place, evens. Satin Slipper, place, 1 to 2. George Keane, place, out. Fort Erie Form Chart 3 : ; . i t t 1 1 , FORT ERIE FORM CHART. FORT ERIE, OMT., July 7. Ninth day. Fort Erie Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather cloudy; track heavy. Presiding Judge, L. P Tarlton. Starter, Mars Casgidy. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. FIRST ti4V!c 3-4 Mile. Purse S25U. 3-yenr-olds and upward. Selling. 1!jO nd Horses A Wt St M 'A 3 BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L 6 13190 FALELLA 3 96 2 li 2" Ink ink J Daly M J Daly 15 29 15 20 13128 DAMOCLES 6 112 6 6" 82 61 2" T Walker PMCivill 3 4 3 4 13170 MONTANUS 3 110 9 91 7 7 3 Bergen W D Randall . 3 4 3 3 130833RENA CAMPB'LL3 99 8 7 6" 41 i Forehand E Moore 4 5 4 5 13190 AQUINAS 5 109 3 52 32 2 52 Flint W P Maxwell 10 12 10 12 13170 TENDRESSE 3 97 4 3 5i 83 63 Irven F Reagan 10 12 10 12 13128 CRYSTALLINE 4 105 5 4h 4 3t 7 Scovills W A McConnell 10 15 10 15 13147 CORALIS 4 108 1 21 1 5i 8 Songer J C Milan 2 2i 2 2i 13123 LITTLE 8ALLIE 4 105 7 8 9 9 9 E James J McNaught 6 8 6 8 13142 GREENHORN 4 110 10 10 10 10 10 Clark J M Berry 50 50 50 50 Time, 25, 501, 1:19. Winne' B f, by Fflconer Mirella. Off at first bteak to a good start. It was a great finish between the first five horses. Falella saved ground on the turn. Rena Campbell would have won, but Forehand took her into the heaviest going in the last sixteenth. Montanus closed a big gap from a bid beginning. Coralis stopped badly in the last quarter. Damocles improved suddenly. Scratched 13189 IvyCotta, 101; 130722 Jennie, 99; 13123 Ergo, 96; 13076 Louisville Bslle. 94. Falella, place. 8 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Damocles, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. Montanus, place, 6 to 5: show. 1 to 2. Coralis. placo. evens: show, 1 tn 2. - )fA SECOND itACH 4 1-8 furlongs. Purse S250. 2-year-olds. Maidens. JL O J db Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St M Y & BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 131432FONEDA 107 1 H 13 13 Landry L Smith , 16-5 1 6-5 13143 CALIFORNIAN 110 5 3h Z 21 T Walker J Brennan 4 5 4 4 131453PROFIT 107 3 2i 3"' 3 J Gardner S P Harlan 2 21 2 21 13143 EOUS 105 4 5 5 4 E Ross T F Coles 3 3 13-5 3 13079 TWO ANNIE3 102 2 4" 4' 5 Boland J M Johnson 15 20 15 20 Time, 25, 381, 52i, 59i. Winner Br. f, by Kingston Ragna. Post 15 minutes. Start fair. Won easily: second riddsn out. Foneda had much the most speed. Californian would not break with the others and got the worst of the start. Ha saved ground on the turns and ran a good race. Two Annies was carried to the ex tram 3 outside. Eous stumbled at the start and fell out of it. Hcratchtd 12J99 Mr. Boflin. 110; 12419 Harvest Qaeea, 107: Lady Dark. 107; 13126 Will Scarlet, 105; 13082 Stite, 105; 11785 Garter, 105; 13188 Grumble. 102; Clonkiltry. 102. Foneda, place. 2 to 5; show, out. Californian. place, 7 to 5: show, out. Profit, place, 4 to 5; show, out. Eont', place, 4 to 5: show, out. Two Aanies, place, 6 to 1 ; show, evens. THIRD RACE 7-8 Mile. Puise $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Eorsos A Wt St M H 5 StrFin Jockeys Ownors O M L C 13146 MAN Z ANITA 5 100 7 61 5 31 2 li Forehand E Moore & Co 13-53 13-53 13146 CHANTILLA 4 102 8 Vi I" Vi l 23 CrhomptonJDasba 6 7 6 6 13172 KING KLKWOOD 6 101 1 51 41 2 31 32 Boland Mrs E Cooner 4 5 4 5 13169 PETE KITCHEN 6 101 5 3H 9 9 4" 4 Scovilla H Laird 15 20 15 20 13171 HOMELIKE 4 100 4 41 3 4 61 52 Mclntyre J E Seagram 4-5 1 4-5 1 13123 EVERE3T 5 105 2 7 61 8 7 6skERos AH Newman 10 12 10 10 12918 ANNETBURN 4 105 6 8 8 7 8 7 E James W F McLean 50 100 50 105 13142 POMMERY SEC 5 104 3 2 21 5i 5 8 Clark D R Levy 30 50 30 50 13057 SALVADO 5 104 9 9 7 61 9 9 Songer Moscow & Co 12 12 10 10 Time, 25, 5, 1:19, 1:321. Winner B. m, by Stratbmore Reina Victoria. Post 13 minutes. Start good. It was a driving finish. The first two fought it out through the final quarter. Chantilla tired at the end. Homelike stumbled at the start and tired in the stretch. Pete Kitchen saved ground onthe stretch turn. Scovilla allowed him to drop bick to last position on the bacbstretch. Scratched 13074 Hairpin, 103; 13170 La Gabrielle, 92. Overweights Everest, 3 pounds; Annetbura, 1. Morzacita, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Chantilla, plac3, 2 to 1; show, even. KingElkwood, placp, 2 to 1 : show, evens. Homelike, place. 1 to 2 ; show, out. 1 F0URTHACP4"l3jFurloni8 PursT$250. 2-yair-olds. Maiden JLO JVO Allowances. (Substitute for regnlar race declared off.) Split of secoad rac 1 Ind Horses AWt StM S & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L O . 12799 MR. BOFFIN 110 4 21 2i 24 14 Kitley W Weir 2 13-52 13-5 CLON KILTY 102 2 12 12 ii 25 McGinn J K Hughes 20 30 20 30 13082 ST1TE- 105 5 44 44 52 3 Songer Robinson&Moore4 5 4 4 LADY DARK 107 6 5" 5"t S 4h 8 White Adam Bick 15 40 15 40 11785 GARTER 105 3 31 31 4 511 McDsrmottG W Scott 1 7-5 1 7-5 13126 WILL SCARLET 105 7. 61 61 7 . 6"; Valentine J S Wadsworth 3 4 3 4 12419 HARVEST QUEEN 107 1 7 7 61 7 L Brown C D Dodson 10 15 10 15 Time, 25, 52i, 591. Winner Blk c, by Pirate of Penzance Pleased. Post 12 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily : second the same. Mr. BofSi cam away in the last eighth and won as he pleased. Lady Dark was in the heaviest going in the stratch. Will Scarlet was off badly. Garter was hard ridden all the way. Mr. Boffin, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Clonkilty, place, 10 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Stites, plac3, 8 to 5; show. 4 to 5. Will Sccrlet, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Garter, place, 1 to 2; show, out. X 307 FIFTH RACE 1 1-4 Miles. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 'nd Horses AJVt 8t St It K X StrFin JockeyB Ownors O M l 1317120LLIE DIXON4 107 5 4h 4 51 2 11 12 J Gardner H E Lsigh 8-5 2 8-5 2 13171 KIT. REGENT 3 88 7 31 31 2 31 32 2U Forehand H H Stover 21 21 21 21 131443J. MEGIBBEN 4 107 4 6" 6" 3" 41 43 31 J Weber C'rtbers&Shields 8-5 8-5 7-5 7-5 13172 PROVOLO 4 99 3 1b i i 11 2s 43 L Rose W Clancy 10 12 10 12 13172 L. W. 5 104 6 7 7 611 51 55 56 Landry Miller & MaBtin 7 8 7 8 13128 L'DY BR'TT'N3 83 8 24 2 41 6 6 612 Daggett Mrs J Bratton 10 15 10 15 13032 ONZECA 4 103 2 5" 5 7 7 7 7 W Wood P Stanton 50 103 50 103 12891 WATERMAN 6 107 18 8 8 8 8 8 Valentine J H Valentine 50 60 50 60 Time, 26, b2i, 1:191, l:47i, 2:16. Winner B. f, by Sir Dixon Ollie Glenn . Post 4 minutes. Startgood. Won easily ; so-ond handily. Ollie Dixon went to th front when ready and won as she pleased. Jim Megibben could never get up. Provolo ran well for a mil Kittie Regent ran an honest race today. Scratched 13189 Sir Errol, 103; 13172 Jack Carey, 100; 13083 Nearejt, 93. Ollie Dixon, place, 4 to 5; show, out. Kitti9 Regent, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Jim Magib-ben, place, 3 to 5; show, out. 13208 8IXTH KAGE 7-8 Mile Purse$250. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. lad Horses A Wt St Yz Str Fin JockeyB Owners O JA L L 131232ALLIE BELLE 4 102 3 21 21 12 1-' 14 Boland W W Lister 3 3i3 3 131713 BEAU IDEAL 6 106 4 3h 4 3 31 2 E Ross E H Hanna 4 5 4 4 (13189)DR. 8TEWART 4 109 2 41 3a 2 21 33 Songer J R Walker 10 12 10 10 131462SALLIE LAMAR 6 102 6 5" 5 42 4 4" McDarmottRice & Barrows 10 12 10 12 (13032UMBER GLINTS 6 106 1 7 6 52 5k 54 E James J McNaught 4 4 3 4 13147 EL'NOR HOLMES4 99 5 6" 7 7 62 65 W Hughes L J Haas 30 30 30 30 131472J'DGE WARDELL4 101 7 1" 11 6" 7 7 T Powers G W Graydon 6-5 8-5 6-5 8-5 Time, 25, 50i, 1:18, 1:311. Winner Br. f, by Pirate of Penzance Alma T. Post 4 minutes. Startgood. Won easily ; second and third all out. Allie Belle racsd Jadge Wardell into submission and won as she pleased. Judge Wardell stopped when challenjel after a brief struggle. Beau Ideal and Dr. Stewart fought it out through the last eighth. Scratched 12827 Abingdon, 106; 131903Uynthia H 103. Overweightt Dr. Stewart. 5 pounds. Allie Belle, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Been Ideal, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. Dr. Stewart show, 2 to 1. Ambar Glints, place, 7 to 5; show, 3 to 5. Judge Wardell, placa, 3 to 5; show, oat, Page [6] Harlem Jockey Club. .. JUNE 26th TO JULY 8th, 1899. , FIVE OR MORE RACES DAILY RACING COMMENCES AT 2:30 P.M. Special Trains on LA.KE STREET ELEVATED leava State and Like Streets at 12:18, 12:56, 1:03, 1:13, 1:23. 1:30, 1:37, 1:13 P.M., stopping at Madison Street and Wabash Avenue, State and Van Buren Streets. Pacific Avenue and Van Buren Street, Fifth Avenue and Madison Street and Fifth Avenue and Randolph Street, direct to Grand Stand WITHOUT GEAGE. Raturnin?, stop only at Ashland Avenue, Halsted. Street and loop stations. First Accommodation Train leaves aEter Fifth rae stopping at all stations, Trains leaving after last race make no stops until reaching Ashland Avenue. METROPOLITAN ELEVATED stops at all LOOP STATIONS, leaving Franklin and Van Buren Streets at 1:12, 1:24, 1:36 acd 1:48 P.M., stopping only at Halsted Street and Marshfleld Avenueconnesting at Forty-eighth Street with Suburban Electric Line direct to Grand Stand. Suburban cars leave connecting at Forty-eighth Straat after Taird, Fourth and Fifth races. Gars leaving after last raja m.ki no stop3 from Forcy-eighth Street until reaching Marshfleld Avenue. TWELFTH STREET ELECTRIC CARS leave State and Van Buren Streets from 12:40, to 1:30 P.M direct to racetrack without change. MADISON STREET CABLE connects at Fortieth Street with Electric Cars direct to racetrack. ADMISSION TO GRAND STAND 75 CENTS. American Sporting rianual of 1899.. (COPYRIGHTED.) A HANDBOOK OF FIGURES BEYOND COMPARISON. EXPERTS HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO IT. George Siler on Pugilism. John Thatcher on Billiards. F. H. Brunell and 6. G. Riley on Racing. John Hervey on Harness Racing An Official Compendium of Records: RACING, TROTTING, PAGING, BILLIARDS AND TBS PUGILISTIC STENTS OF 1818. ti.sriiOA.PTPiirG a.:nd bookmaking tables. NEW FEATURES IN THIS! LINES. THREI HANDICAP TABLES; WITH KEYS. Summaries by Experts on the Past Year's Doings. EDITED BY K. H. BRUNELL 30 CBUTi IN PAPER: 50 CENT! IN 80PT MOROCCO Daily Racing Form Publishing Co., 124126 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, HI.

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