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Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, July 12, 1899 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1899 drf1899071201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, July 12, 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] TOL. V. SO. 166 CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, JTJIiY 12, 1899. PBIGE, 5 CEOSTTg Tenby's Fast Mile TENBI'3 FAST MILE. I " A lot of water fell at Hawthorne yesterday and those that went to the track expecting to find the going muddy were agreeably surprised, j Rain was needed as the ground wa3 very dry and dusty. The track was not at its bsst, baing a trifle cnppy, but it was fast as was shown in the mile race which Tenby won in 1 :39l. The Tenby race was the feature of the day and stamps both him and Bonneville as being horses of high standard. Bonneville carried llai to Tenby's 107, and considering that he set the pace and won down such a speedy mare as ZEugenia Wickes in going the first half mile, it was a grand performance. Tenby was ridden to perfection by Nutt, who saved him like a veteran in the first part of the ' Journey and made his more at the right time. He got to Benneville and had tbo latter beaten at the eighth post and was then easing up at the end. Had the track been at its best and Tenby fully extended he would possibly have made a new record for a mile. Louis Ezell handed the ring one in the fifth race which was a three-quarter condition affair. He had his good filly. Espionage, keyed up to concert pitch and backed her from 3 to 1 -and better down to 11 to 5. Butter had the mount and laying in a good position next to the rail all of the way, he shot out of the bunch like a flash on the stretch turn and bafore the other boys had a chance to realize what had happened he had stolen a long lead and eventually won easily from Sim W. and Semper Eadem. Sim W. had up quite a lot of weight -and ran a cracking good race. A pretty struggle bstween two strong, competent jockeys was seen in the Eecond race. This was a three-quarter daah and fifteen started. Peter McCue jumped oat into the lead soon after the start and led by threo lengths into the stretch. Here he began to show signs of weakness and there was a general closing up. Peter gave it up at the eighth post, and from there to the wire the race narrowed down to a struggle between Lord Zeai and Tappan. Vandusen rode the latter anl Knapp had the mount on Lord Zeni. Both boys are good riders and strong finishers. Consequently the public was treated to a first-class exhibition of horsemanship. Lord Zeni was on the outside and Knapp took particular pains not to let Tappan squeeze through between him and the rail. Yandnsen, however, was determined and would not pull up and go around. So the two boys fought and struggled all the last sixteenth, Lord Zdni finally winning by a short head. Miss Ethel McGnigan's handsome filly Unsightly won another line race for her handsome owner in the initial five furlong spin for two-year-olds. Unsightly was the natural favorite and was backed from 2 to 1 down to 7 to 5. She got away third, but immediately went to the front, and leading throughout, won pulling up from Zaza. Unsightly is perhaps the bast of her sex at the local tracks. 'Uarda, who is in her very best foim at present, had an easy task in the mile and an eighth race. Butter shot her to the front passing the atand and she was never again bothered, winning away off by herself and hard held from PanjCharm. Talbot Brothers' Eberhart was backed off the boards to win the last race, bat the bast he could do was to get the place. The winner turned up in Carnero, who pulled up sound and is liable to regain his 1897 form again. Several of the jockeys were sick yesterday. The room they are compelled to stay in is built on the west side of the grounds, and is consequently exposed to the sun all the afternoon. I " j For some unknown reason the windows were all nailed up yesterday, and this made ttie room a regular sweat-box. Captain Bees has this to say of the Henry Launt disqualification on Monday: "Freeman was whipping and driving in a reckless way below the sixteenth post and bore in repeatedly on Del Paso II. Beauchamp, on the latter, was obliged to take up and come around Henry Launt." Mr. Bees also stated that he had made up his mind to disqualify Henry Launt before Beauchamp made his claim. Gossip of the Turf ' GOSSIP OF THE TURF. The authority that governs ail fiat racing in England, the Jockey Club, has decided that in all two-year-old races run under its jurisdiction next year the starting barrier,, or gate, shall be used. If the experiment provoB satisfactory the two and threa-year-old races of the succeeding year will be started in the same manner. Lord Durham, a strong advocate of the innovation, eo impressed his co-members of the Jockey Olub by his arguments in favor of its use that to him is mainly due this radical change in English racing. Some extracts from" bis address are Lure presented. Daily attendants on racing in this country will be amused and interested in observing how closely they portray what occurs day after day on American racetracks. It is obvious that the so-called starting problem presents the same features in both countries and that if some new method results in more even and expeditious starting in one conntiy it should prove to be equally efficacious in the other. In the course of his address Lord Durham said : "The rule said : 'Any jockey presuming to start, or even to put his horBe into a trot or canter with a view to take any advantage before the flags are dropped, wilfully turning his horse around, not starting when the flags are dropped, hanging behind, or refusing to obey the commands of the starter in any respect whatever, shall be reported to the stewards.' The jockey was never reported; and in every single race jockeys were always trotting and cantering their horses and wilfully turning their heads around. "Another thing which jockeys were not supposed to do, but which they did in every single race, was that they got in front of tbo starting post when they ought to be coming back to the starter; and long before they returned to the proper position they again whipped their horseB round in order to secure an advantage at the start. He thought it was clear that their protect rules of starting were not observed, and the matter had come to such a pass, owing to tho flag system of starting having bacome viciously altered from its original constitution, that the jockeys took charge of tho starter, instead of the starter taking charge of the jockeys. "He would point out to th9 opponents of the starting gate, who feared that our horses were so very much more excitable and irritable than horses bred in other countries, that in the case ! of a horse having bolted from the post, it very often happened that the horses left waiting at the post for the other horses to come back were ' as quiet as old troop horses, because tho jockeys ' left them alone; they dropped the reinB on their necks and the horses stood quite quietly. "When a horse has bolted, do you think tho jockeys will wait till that horse comes back ? f No; when he gets within twenty yards of my ' flag off they go, and never give him a chance; if they do give him a chance of turning around, i then, before the horse is half round off they are i again." Minister Strauss writes from Constantinople, , ! ' ' f ' i i , under date of May 18, 1899, that, according to a note verbile from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Turkey, the regulations prohibiting the exportation of horses from that country have been removed and a duty of 5 Turkish liras ($24) will b9 charged upon each horse exported. As inquiries are made from time to tima regarding the export of Arab horses from Turkey, this information maybe of intereBt. Many of the leading western stables are quartered at the Saratoga track. Ed Corrigan has all his juvenile cracks at the famous New York summer resort. Corrigan has a strong band of two-year-olds in Golden Bule, Sardine, Basseda and St. Anthony. Golden Bule is considered one of the fastest two-year-olds developed in the west this season. He is thought good enough to beat the best of the crack eastern youngsters. Sardine is good enough to beat any of the eastern fillies. Another western horseman, who has a string that ought to cut a' big figure at the Saratoga meeting, is Tom McDowell. He has Bush, Spirituelle, His Excellency and other good ones in his stable. Barney Schreibsr's string is among the latest arrivals at- Saratoga. Tayon, . a two-year-old bay colt by Lissak Caroline Hamilton, in the Schreiber string, was seized with a car fit en route to Saratoga, and severely injured himself before be quieted down. There promises to be rare doings at Saratoga in the two-year-old division. Corrigan's Golden Bule and Sardine, Tomlinsou & Co.'s The Conqueror, C. H. Smith's Lieutenant Gibson, Schorr's Sam Phillips, McDowell's His Excellency, J. D. Smith's Estill and Clay Bro3.' Kilmarnock a're among those that will clash with the pick of tbo eastern youngsters. When the smoke of battle clears away it may be concluded that we have some downright good two-year-olds after all, something that might well be doubted if the gloomy criticisms of the New York scribes were set down as gospel truth. Critics at Brighton Beach say that Martimas has grown bat little in height since last year but that he is a colt of wonderful muscular development. His trial with 115 pounds up prior to the Brighton Beach Handicap was as follows : 12i, 24, 364, 48i, 1:01, 1:14, 1:27, 1:40, 1:51, 2:07i. That would be good enough to win most races, and in the actual race he must have done at least 2:061. He is evidently a very good horse and a race between him and Ethelbert at even weights would be sure to exite great interest. Speaking of Flaunt's victory in the Undergraduate Stakes at Brighton Beach Saturday a New York newspaper eays: "It was a wonder that Flaunt was ever able to get home as he did, for he was cut down three times in the race. One of the cuts was on the hock, and a difference of a fraction of an inch in its depth would have ended the colt's usefulness forever." Marcus Daly haB sixty-seven foals of this year at his Bitter Boot Stock Farm. Inverness is the sire of 12, Montana and The Pepper, 11 each: Tammany, 9; Bathampton, 4; Meddler, 3. The otherB are by Matt Byrnes, Sam Lucas, Goldfinch, Star Euby, Friar, Hanover and the English sires Kendall, Donovan, Bavensbury, Crowberry. Ayrshire and PrimroBe. The yearlings of E. F. Simms and those of W. i P. Norton will be shipped to Sheepshead Bay in a few days whore they will be broken and han-I died for racing next season. In Mr. Simms' lot are a foil brother to Tom Collins and a half brother to The Kentuckian. In Mr. Norton's shipment is a full brother to Sunny Slope Thoroughbred Becord. Ruled off Men and Horses RULED OFF MEN AND HORSES. Below are given the present and official American Turf Congress reports of suspended and ruled off owners, trainers, jockeys and horses of the two existing Chicago turf organizations at Harlem and Hawthorne. They come from the officials of the tracks, through eecretary E. C Hopper of the American Turf-Congress. The official lists of other American Turf Congress tracks will be printed as they are received: HAELEM JOCKEY CLUB. Sept. 30, 1898 J. Horton, John Kinney, jockeys, ruled off. July 5, 1899 W. H. Snearly, trainer, suspended and recommended that license committee revoke license. HAWTHOBNE (CHICAGO KACING ASSOCIATION.) 1892 J. Mara, Snider and S. Bell, jockeys, ruled off. 1893 W. Feeney, L. Daly, A. Gregg, W. Hig-gins, jockeys, ruled off. J. B. Fox, J. Mode-land, J. M. Byan, F. E. Da Boo, J. B. Gregg and J. G. Gain, owners, ruled off. 1898 B. F. Myers, owner and trainer, ruled off. Allen Nixon and A. JohnBon, jockeys, ruled off. 1893 J. Bansom, B. White, W. Harris, jockeys, suspended. 1898 A. Eggerson, J. McDonald, jockeys, suspended. 1899 T. McNickle, C. Milton, jockeys suspended. Horsea Bnled Off (Chicago Bacing Association.) 1893 Packhorse, by Storey Lass of Ayr; Sleepy Cap, by Tim Murray, dam unknown; Birdie M., by Penn Bass Tipperary Girl; Sea-light, by Penn Bass Minuet; Lena Leoto, bqr Alto, dam by Stockwell; Aucile, alias Dan Kurtz, by Ansel Isabel. 1898 Tusculum, by Ben Strome Crafen: Filibuster, by Longsides Little Mollie; Obstinate Simon, by Simon Magus Persistence; Board Marker, by Falsetto Bebellis ; Frank Stanton, by Jils Johnson-Trousseau; Getabout, by Teuton Gadabout; Dayton Star, by Day Star Miss McGregor ; Sun Bonnet, by Eberlea Blue Bonnet; Immense, by Himyar Ehoda. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. In a personal note Secretary Hopper of La-tonia writes: "Latonia'a fall meeting will commence October 7 and close October 28 nineteen days' racing. We will close the usual stakes ; date of closing, September 1. The betting ring will be open to all responsible bookmakers. No syndicate betting for Latonia, and no free gate." Marcus Daly has sent his jockey Morgan out to his Montana ranch. Morgan was badly hurt by a fall while tho Aqueduct meeting was in progress and will stay at the ranch until fully recovered. Kingston Stud Farm, from which Starter James B. Ferguson has sent forth many noted winners, is offered for sale. Starter Jim, it is rumored, is to become permanently a Californian. B, H. Bronaugh abippsd his stable, including Bicbardson, Junaetta, Cringe and four or five others, to Windsor Monday from Latonia. Lige Brewster will ship to Harlem today. The steeplechase horse Diversion has gone amiss and, will not face the flag again for some time. With three firsts, a second and a third Tod-Sloan had a very good day at Newmarket yesterday. Hurdle racing and steeplechasing are to ba made a feature of the Latonia fall meeting. The bay filly Oriva, by Ormonde Geneva, by Fonso, died at Saratoga July 2. Joan Beraud has been stopped In his work, again, having been going sore. . Page [2] DAILY RACING FORM AND AMERICAN TDRF CONGRESS RECORD. ISSUED EVERY DAY. fi. dally rofleotion of the American Turf by 2s!effraph, OFFICIAL OEGAN OF THE AMERICAN TUBF CONGEE8S. RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO. Kditoe, F. H. BBDNKLIi. Assooiate Editor, G. C. Riley. m-m FIFTH AVEKOE, CHICAGO, ILL COPYRIGHTED. Bn tared according to act of Congress, In the yoar 1899, by Frank H. Brunell, in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C, TJ. S. A. IThe chart uumlrors of Daily Raging Form must not be need. They are copyrighted daily and will be keenly protected). TERMS: Per Month $ 1.25 Half Year 7.50 One Year 14.00 3h bove rateB are for Bingle copieB aa Bealoa letters first-class mail. 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AT BUTTE, MONT. : , Keefe Bros., Post Office News Stand. M AT TORONTO, ONT.: J. D. McSweeney, Palmer House. AT MEMPHIS, TENN. : R. M. Hansford Co. Clark & Bros. AT MILWAUKEE, WIS. : Plankinton Hotel NewB Stand, Pfister Hotel NewB Stand. Archie Hoffman, 263 Milwaukee Street. AT BUFFALO, N. Y. : New Tifft House. AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND.: J. Douglass, 17 Illinois Street, AT NASHVILLE, TENN.: Duncan Hotel. AT DENVER, COL. : Hamilton & Kendrick, 906-912 17th Btreet. AT KANSAS CITY, MO.: Bicksecker Cigar and News Co,, 9th and Walnut Streets. AT NEW ORLEANS, LA.: H. J. Holle, 641 Commercial Place, AT BAN FRANCISCO: Foster & Orear, Market Street, Ferry New Btand. AT HOT BPRINGS, ARK. : F. C. Boving, 418 Central Avenue. CHICAGO, ILL., JULY 12, 1899. Fort Erie Entries FC RT RIE ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Belling. Ind. Horses. Age Wgt. .Hdcp. 13072 VVaban 4.. ..109 650 13146 Wordsworth 5. ...109 700 13269 Dietnrbance III 4.. ..109 670 13203 Greenhorn 4.... 107 660 13083 Elsmora 6.. ..106 690 13123 Our Lizzie 4.... 102 685 132983Lovire 4.. ..102 680 13083 Nearest 4.... 102 675 Second Race 5-8 Mile. 2- year-olds. Allowances. (13206) Mr. Boffin 115 685 132673Tickful 115 690 (132C4)Foneda 112 700 132063Stites 108 650 13255 Garter 108 685 13206 Will Scarlet 108 660 13267 Advanc e Guard 108 680 132-24 Two Annies 105 670 Third Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 13207 L. W 5. ...104 650 13146 Nimrod 6.. ..101 675 13296 KingElkwood 6.... 98 680 13296 Provolo . 4.... 96 655 131423 Wenlock 4..'.. 96 700 131S9 Vanessa 5.... 96 690 12940 Lucayne 5.... 94 665 13189 Ennomia 4.... 94 670 13229 Louisville Belle 3.... 81 660 13264 Bannie 3.... 81 ......685 Fourth Race 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olda and upward. Selling. 132693The Tory 5.... 110 685 13190 Venetian 4.. ..109 660 13208 Amber Glints 6....109 ......680 13266 Manzanita. 5.. ..109 675 13264 Confederacy 3.. ..106 665 13266 Albert S 6.... 104 680 13268 Brown Girl 5. ...102 655 13297 Everest 5.... 101 665 13205 Homelike 4.. ..1C0 670 13054 Miss Al Farrow 5.... 99 675 13190 Bellamy 4.... 99 650 13297 Sallie Lamar 6.... 99 700 13297 Percita 6.... 99 690 13076 Sister Alice 4.... 97 680 131892Farm Life 4 .... 97 650 FIftli Race G 1-3 Furlongs. 3- year-olds. Allowances. 13264 Amenti 112 ...... 670 13146 Minnie B 110 675 132663Uolonel Ciuke 108 685 13054 Flying Belle 103 680 1276720ak Maid 103 685 13207 Lady Bratton 103 690 13297 Rena Campbell 103 7C0 Sixth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 131872Ein 5.... Ill 680 (13208)Allie Belle 4. ...109 670 (18207)Ollie Dixon 4.. ..105 700 13171 Coloael Frank Waters . 4.. ..101 685 (13269) Ballista 3. ...101 690 13171 Dick Warren 7.... 98 655 13264 Windward 3.-... 93 660 ( 13203) Falella 3.... 88 650 132662Mischief Maker 3.... 85 ......680 Daily Racing Form In San Francisco. Headers of Daily Racing Form in San Fran iieo.can get the paper regularly from Foster A Orear, Ferry Building, foot of Market Street RACING FORM'S SELECTIONS. Daily Racing Foem has no private information. It seeks none. Its calculations over the horses as they are grouped daily at various racetracks are purely those of general performance and ability as shown by the records and the application and knowledge of its editors and the reports of its correspondents. These calculations are printed daily. Nothing is hidden. All that the staff of the paper knows is put into typo. 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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 ii a guide to all the books' contents Racing Dates of 1899 RACING DATES OF 1899. Bt. Louib May 13 Fort Erie, Can June 28 July 19 Brighton Beach, N. Y July 5 August 5 Hawthorne July 10-22 Windsor. Can July 22 August 12 Harlem July 24 August 5 Saratoga, N. Y July 26 August 25 Hawthorne August 719 Highland Park (Detroit) August 1426 Harlem August 21 September 2 Sheepshoad Bay, N. Y.. August 26 September 9 Newport Sept. 2 Oct. 2 Hawthorne September 4 16 Gravesend. N. Y September 1230 Harlem September 18 30 Hawthorne . October 214 Westchester, N. Y October 221 Aqueduct, N. Y October 23 November 7 Washington, D. C. (Bennings). November 11 30 Principal Foreign Events PRINCIPAL FOREIGN EVENTS. Eclipse Stakes ($50,000) July 14 Goodwood Cup July 27 Doncaster St. Leger Sept. 6 Jockey Club Stakes ($50,000) Sept. 28 Cesarewitch Oct. 11 Middle Park Plate Oct. 13 Dewhurst Plate Oct. 25 Cambridgeshire Oct. 26 Manchester November Handicap Nov. 25 Fort Erie Form FORT ERIE FORM. Foet Erie, Ont., July 11. The form of Wednesday's Fort Erie fields iB: First Race Wordsworth, Elsmere, Our Lizzie. Second Race Foneda, Tickful, Mr. Boffin. Third Race Wenlock, Vanessa, Bannie. Fourth Race Sallie Lamar, Percita, The Tory. Fifth Race Rena Campbell, Lady Bratton, Colonel Cluke. Sixth Race Ollie Dixon, Ballista, Colonel Frank Waters. Brighton Beach Form BRIGHTON BEACH FORM". New York, N. Y., July 11. The form of Wednesday's Brighton Beach fields i3: First Race Dollie Wiethoff, Bettie Gray, Meehanus. Second Race Premature, Nansen, Wig. Third Race Merry Prince, Glorian, Paget entry. Fourth Race Lady Contrary, Big Fun, Fre-linghuysen. Fifth Race Gala Day, Dan Rice, Greyfeld. Sixth Race Premier, Buela or Howard Mann, Snowdown. Brighton Beach Entries BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear ; track fast. First Race 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses Age Wt. Hdcp. 114853Meehanus.-. 119 685 13115 Chopin : 119 660 13215 Mail Bag 116 6S0 13115 Chivalrous 116 685 (7967)Couover 116 655 132022Dollie Wiethoff 114 700 12354 Theory 114 650 (13217)Elorenco Clark 114 685 128983Prince of Wales 114 675 13256 Hard Knot 114 680 128323Bettie Gray 114 690 124352Wine Press 114 670 13254 Lady Exile 114 675 13215 Lepida 114 650 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olda. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 13C02 Premature 115 700 Hindus 115 13233 Post Haste 115 675 13233 Golden Scepter 115 670 13233 Sahkrat 115 675 13218 Nansen J15 690 Templar, b. c, by Order HattieB 115 13044 All Gold 115 665 John Fritz 115 13255 Bombshell 115 670 13199 Wig 115 685 Laoy Andrew, br. f, by St. Andrew Lady Leinster. .. .112 11619 Descubridora ...112 650 Iloilo, ch. f, by Goldfinch Yum Yum 112 13252 Eileen Daly 112 68G Third Race 1 1-16 Miles. 3- year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind. Horses. Age Wgt. Eden. 12918 St. Cloud 5.... 113 720 132203Georce Keeue 4.. ..112 730 132012Fly By Night 3. ...Ill 72 (13220) Glorian 4.... 109 740 i:-2M2Mrry Prince..... 5....109 750 (13237)Buela .. 5.. ..105 735 13215 Sir Hubert 3 ... 97 725 13231 George Boyd 4.... 96 720 11340 Marsian 6 89 .....730 3ydney Paget entry. Fourth. Race 3-4 Mile. 2.yecr-olds. Handicap. (11441)Lady Contrary 117 750- 132553Big Gun 114 740 13216 Water Cure.... .....113 700 13233 Frandoo 113 705 12726 Lottie Sheville 110 720 13252 Lady Massey 110 700 13218 Frelinghuysen 108 725 Fifth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. 12969 Galathee 3.. ..106 675 13099 DanRica 4.. ..103 690' 152563 Huh Jinks 4.... 102 670 13098 Bn Hadad 4.. ..102 685 13219 Mordecai 4. ...102 645 9434 Rossifer 5.... 99 655 12692 Fairy-Dale 4.... 97 665- 132363Gala Day 4.... 97 700 13287 Greatland 3.... 96 675 12163 Trianon. 5.... 94 660 13U63Greyleld 3.... 90 6S5 12441 Morose 3.... 90 650 13219 Tyr 8hena 3.... 85 680 Sixth Race 1 1-3 Miles. Over 6 hurdles. 4- year-olds and upward. Handicap. 132382 Premier 5.... 157 700-' (132Y7)Buela 5.... 150 69G- (5207)Snowdown 6.... 149 680 126063Howard Mann 6.... 148 685 12949 Sister Stella .5.... 142 675. 112223Sanger 4.. ..137 ......670 (12287)Dudley E 4. ...133 665- 12448 The Parrot Mouthed... 5. ...132 650 13017 Merlin 4.... 130 66Q Page [3] Hawthorne Form Chart HAWTHORNE FORM CHART. CHICAGO, I LL., July 1 1. Fifteenth day. Chicago Jockey Club. Sommer Meeting. Weather cloudy and shoseiy; track fast. Presiding Jndge, Capt. J. H. Rf ea. Starter. Richard Dwyer. : Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m. : "S 'J4)QQ FIRST RACE 5 -H Mile. Pnrse $400. $75 to second ; $25 to third. lOOO 2-year-olds Selling. ' Inrt Hortes A Wt St j Yi M StrFin Jocfeeys Owners O H L O (13246)UNS1GHTLY 106 3" 1b la 11 13 BeauchampE McGaigan 2 2 7-5 3-2 1S0612ZAZA 99 4 21 2 23 Zi Vitatoi W R Griffin 21 31 21 16-5 130483 MISSION 102 6a 541 33 3H I Powell J J Ellsworth 15 20 15 20 13216 FLOR1ZAR 106 8i 6 5" 5 41 Everett HJJcogan 10 20 10 15 13( 283 HONEY WOOD 99 7 8 72 810 51 Gray A Hall 8 20 8 15 13216 MAHARAJAH 107 10 71 84 61 6 Hamilton H T Griffin 6 10 6 10 12127 TRUE FIT 99 2" 91 61 91 73 T Knight A Berry & Co 10 20 10 20 124562PAN JETTE 99 1" 31 3U 41 81 H Wilson Tomlinson & Co 10 15 10 12 13018 8ILEB 1031 5" 4 9 72 96 J MatheV3 W B Ratterman 25 50 25 50 131493IN DEBT 104 9 10 10 10 10 McCann B Sellen 8 20 8 20 Time, 121, 241, 361, 49, 1 :021. Winner Br. f, by Pursoboarer Hira Villa. Post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second band ridden; third and fourth doing tlifir best. Uusight'y is a good filly and is in the best of form at present. She raced Zizi into submission in the first hplf and loafed tbo rest of the journey. Zaza had co excuses. She was away Hying and was never bothered. Mission had some bad luck at the atari but got ont of it all right and in p'onty of time to run a g iod race. Honoywood was running great gnus at the finish. MaharHjah was all tangled up at the start and never got straightened out. Pan Jette was short. Sho will improve from thU racr. In D bt ran a dull race. Scrntchot 131913Frat,g.blo, 107; 122S8 Martin Duke, 103; 132U2Indian, 107; 13149 Mitten, 99; 12878 Etta, 104. Ovet weights Florizar, 1 pounds; Siler, U. Unsightly, place, 1 to 2; show, ont. Zaza, place, 6 to 5; show. 1 to 2 Mission, show. 4 to 1. -I C Q O SECOND HACK- 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. $75 to second; $25 to third. JL 3 ji O J 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. lad Horses A Wt Bt Yi H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 131932LOKD ZENI 5 126 51 54 42 2 Ih Knspp J Carroll 6 12 6 12 12976 TAPPAN 5 116 9 7 83 5l 221 Vandusen J H Smith 6 12 6 12 13192 FACADE 3 105 lln 1U 71 62 31 Aker F J Kelly 10 20 10 20 12775 PETEB MC CUE 4 117 4" 31 12 13 43 Rutter T Carey 4 6 4 6 129282NOKMA TAYLOR3 103 124 2" SU 32 521 J Mathews 8 K Hoghes & Co 6 8 6 8 12979 LIT. J. HORNER 3 105 8 81 62 462 Natt 8ettle&Co 3 41 3 41 13049 EMMA" SMITH 3 103 13" 121 111 82 72 Ransom H J Scoggan 50 100 50 100 13195 BARABBA 3 108 3 41 53 71 8 McCann W J SmitU 10 12 10 12 7748 MASCAGN1 4 114 7 92 102 10" 91 Tully W II Roller 30 100 30 100 13191 HANJUSE 3 11114" 132 121 111 102 It Burns R M HooneSi-y 0 100 50 100 12556 JERID 3 10S 6 102 131 121 112 BeanchampG J Long 6 15 6 15 1300S AMYNTAS 3 105 1" 12 22 9 126 Everett Mid'ton&J'ebluthS 5 4 41 " 12905 YIN ETTA 4 112 10a 1411 141 132 1324 W Narvaez E Parks 30 100 30 100 12965 BLAZE FACE 3 106115 15 15 141 143 Hamilton B Vincent & Co 0 15 6 15 13195 GLiEN RACE 3 105 2 692 15 15 Vitatoo C E Mahone 10 - 30 10 30 Tim. 12, 24, 35i, 47i, 1:011, 1:15. Winner B. h, by Fonso Minnio Williams. Post 8 miuntcs. Start good. It was a driving finish and a pretty contest between the first two. Both horses wpio strocgly riddon. Tappan was unfortunate in getting away, but Yandusen took desperato chances down the backstretch and woaved his way through. Enapp, with Lord Zsni, pinned Tappaa in on the rail in the last sixteenth. This is how he beat him. Lord Zeui was lucky throughout. Facade was far back and in a bad position when the barrier went up. He ran a flue race and finished very strongly. Fetor McCuo showed his usual phenomenal tnrn of speed and also his faint-hearteon?S3. He quit to a walk in tho stretch. Norma Taylor got a runaway start. It wbb of no use to her, as Peter McCao racod her to exhaustion in tho fir.st half. Littlo Jack Horner made one bid in the stretch and then retired. Sera ched 130S53Qrey John, 114; 12709 Marguerite Hageman. 103; 13090 Free Lady, 112. Overweights Hanjose, 3 pounds; Blaze Face, 11; Amyntas, 2. Lord Zeni, place, 5 to 1; show, 21 to 1. Tappan, place, 5 to 1; show, 21 to 1. Facade, show, 4 toj. THIRD RACE 1 Mile Puree $400. $75 to second; $25 to third. O 4J JJ 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Hoists A Wt St M Vt H ritrFiu Jockeys Owners O H L O 132722 11SNBY 4 107 2 3 W 2 2 12 Nutt S S Bander 7-5 7-5 6-513-10 (13272)BENNEVILLE 4 1151 1" 1" 11 121 11 28 Vandusen J H Smith 2 11-52 2 13272 EUG WICKES 5 105 3 2 21 310 310 38 Everett M'dl't'n&J'cgbl'h20 25 20 20 13251 PICCOLA 3 89 444444 McCann E R Bradley 3 31 24 3 Time, 121, 24, 36, 48, 1:01, 1:131, 1:261, 1:391. Winner B. c, by Tunny Soprano. Off at the tint break t a good start. Won easily ; second eased at the end after an early drive. Considering the condition of the track, which was a tiifla cuppy after the rain, this was a grand race both for Tenby and Banneville. Tenby was at his very best and was judiciously-handled. Nuti waited as long as lie possibly could, thus avoiding the early pace, and made his run-at the right time. That was when Eugenia Wickes retired. Tenby had Bonneville beaten at the eighth post and was easing up at tho end. Bonneville was conceding a lot of weight, and considering lie had to do this end make the pace, hia performance was a high class one. Eugenia Wickes did well as far as she went. Piccula was outclassed. Overweights Eugenia Wickes, 1 pound; Bonneville, 31. Tenby, place, out. Bennevillo, place, 2 to 5. Piccola, place, 3 to 5. -9QQ Q 1 FOURTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $400. $75 to second ; $25 to third. JL O l J JL 4-year-oias ana upward. Selling. lad Morses A Wt Bt St M H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 132172 UARDA 4113 2 11 13 11 13 1G 13 Rutter J J Donovau 2 2 7-515-10 13251 PAN CHARM 4 104 6 61 42 41 5" 42 2 J Mathews Appl'g'te&D'rh'm 6 8 6 6 13274 ELKIN 5 1151 4" 93 71 31 2 2h 3 Vandusen J H Smith 3 31 3 16-5 13247 PKOSECUT'R5 112 5 711 5" 5" 62 61 4 H Wilson J B Gentry 40 40 30 30 13271 H'RY LAUNT5 108 7- 34 61 72 41 31 5 Everett E Fitzgerald 8 10 8 10 13271 UNCLE ABB 6 106 8 9h 91 93 7" 61 Nutt E C Brown & Co 15 20 15 20 13154 EINER 4 107 9- 41 2 2i 311 51 721 Tully W H Roller 25 30 25 30 132473RAY H. 6 109 8"5i 86 83 8 81 811 Aker A Vogeler 15 20 15 20 13213 PAPA HARRY 4 101 l'2i 3" 61 7 92 93 Vitatoo H A Cotton 40 60 40 60 (13214)BETH. STAR 4 107 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 R Narvaez Wolls & Co 6 8 6 8 Time, 13.251, 371, 50, 1:021, 1:151, 1:281. 1:42, 1:55. Winner B. f, by Strathmore Znhlau. Off ut tho lirt break to a good start. Won -very easily; second hand ridden; third whipped out. Uarda smothered her fiola for speed. Sho is at her best now and was skillfully rated in front. This filly outclasses this kind. Pan Charm ran a good race. Mathows saw he had no chance to boat Uarda in the stretch and eased the colt up. Mark him. There was a wise play on him today. Elkin was slow to begin and it seemed probable that ho would get into a bad mix-up on the first turn. Vandusen was lucky, tbongh, and by good judgment managed to get through. Prosecutor ran a fair race. Henry Launt quit badly in the stretch. So did Einer. The latter was badly handled. Bethlehem Star ran a dnll race. Scratchod 12908 Major Hawkins, 106; 130S63Robert Bonner, 111; 132143Elidad, 106; 130S9 Our Johnny, 109; 1S271 Ramona, 101; 13050 Necedah, 101. Overweights Elkin, 11 pounds. Uarda, place, 1 to 2; show, ont. Pan Charm, place, 2 to 1; show, ovens. Elkin, show, 3 to 5. 1 y)04 FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. $75 to second ; $25 to third. JL O ji J & . 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St K X Str Fin Jockeys Ownera O H L C 115922ESP10NAGE 3 104 7" 71 62 H 15 Rntter L U Ezell 4 4 2 11-5 13090 SIM W. 6 123 3 43 31 2 21 J Carter W B Leonard 15 25 15 20 13158 SEMPER EADEM3 110 41 2i 2 31 31 H Wilson F B Harper 10 20 10 20 12038 CUSTANCE 3 103 1 12111 42 42 Sheppard George II Whitnoy30 30 15 15 130522HELEN'S PET 3 110 6 3" 51 51 52 Everett Bchwartz& Miller 4 41 4 41 13213 RED GIDD 4 121 S 61 4"" 61 6H Stewart Mrs R Bradley 50 100 50 100 11068 JIM GORE II 4 115 51 5" 7 81 71 Vandusen FT Wood 5 6 5 6 12968 JOHN F. VOQT 3 10S 91 101 81 7" 81 Grantland Clawsou & Macoy 50 100 50 100 (13195)EVELYN BYRD3 110 2- 11 9- 91 92 Nutt FCMoshior 4 41 31 44 129382ROSE APPLE 3 103 10" 82 101 101 1014 J Mathows S P & E N FarrellS 8 5 8 13120 RUSKIN 4 114 11 91 11 11 11 J Hart Sydney Paget fcl5 40 15 40 Time, 12, 24, 30, 481, 1:011, 1:141. Wincor B. f, by Inspector B. Snn Maid. Post 6 minutes. Start good. Won easily. It was a drive for tho placo. Espionage was ready and won handsomely. Sho shot out of the bnnch liko a flash on tho stretch turn, Tho filly seemed still and sore going to the post but warmed out of it. Sim W. had up a lot of weight and handled it liko a gentleman. His race was a verj good one. Semper Eadem was tiring at the end. Mark Cii3tanco. She showed a lot of speed but was short. Evelyn Byrd ran below her notch. Jim Goro II. ran better than the figures show. He was close up between posts where the call is taken from. Scratched 13250 Georgia, 110; 13166 Murnt, 124; 13150 Lost Time, 115; 13150 Native Son, 112; 13250 Pope Leo, 117; 13065 Vie Lamont, 110; 13275 Lime Water, 108. Overweights Jim Gore II., 1 pound; Espionage, 1. Espionage, place, evons; show, 2 to 5. Sim VV., place, 8 to 1; show, S to 1. Semper Eadem, show, 3 to 1. : : ' l 9t)AQ SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. Parse $400. $75 to second; $25 to third. L O 0 3-yaar-oldg and upward Allowances. t Ind Horses A Wt St jj Yi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 12956 CARNERO 5 112 9" 6 5 54 22 Vi Nutt J M Murphy 6 7 5 (5 13150 EBERHART 3 104 1" 211 21 11 12 211 Everett Talbot Bros 6-5 6-5 4-5 9-10 132492BARTON 5 116 2" 9U 92 7 41 32 Hamilton Rold & 8chauer 10 12 10 12 12910 RAMLET 3 92 41 3" 3 42 6 41 T Knight G J Long 6 12 6 12 12839 INDRA 8 119 3 1" 1 21 5 51 W Dean W M Rogers 4 6 4 6 13026 JIM MC CLEYY 3 100 10 82 72 63 71 62 Vitatoe Settle & Co 10 12 10 12 12960 PERIWIG 5 116 5 in 42 3U 31 7U J Hart W F Schulte 8 30 8 SO 13251 HANLIGHT 3 101 7" 5 61 910 81 81 Rutter J J Donovan 10 15 10 15 13060 F GARNER 5 109 6h 101 81 82 40? 92 W NarvaezA Stone SO 100 30 100 13191 HUB PRAT HER 3 98 8 71 10 101 91 101 1 Sheppard 8 M Henderson 80 100 50 100 BERNARD M. 3 94 11 111 116 HJ H3 112 Beaton Mrs R Bradley 20 100 20 100 13119 D. P. MC CART HY3 97 12 12 12 12 12 12 McCann J F McCarthy 15 100 15 100 Time, 121, 24. 37, 49, 1 :02, 1 :14l, 1 :28, 1:411, 1 :48i. Winner B. h, by Candlemas Sister Geneva. Post 10 minutes Start good. Won clevetly at the end after a hard early drive; second driving and staggering; third and fourth doing their best. Carnero won because of his better class. He looked hopelessly btaton at tho head of the stretch, but he and Nutt were both persistent and woald not give up. Eberhart stopped to almost a walk, in tho last sixteenth. He was a very tirad horse at tho finish, Everett perhaps made his run too soon. Barton made up a lot of ground in tho last half mile. Indra looked good, but was not ready. This race should put him bu edge. Ramlet ran a fair race. Scratched 13l913Foronsic, 97. Overweights Jim McClevy, 3 pounds; Hub Prather, 4; Hanlight, 5. Corrected weights Indra, 119. Carnero, placo. 2 to 1; show, evens. Eberhart. place, 2 to 5; show, out. Barton, show, 2 to 1. St. Louis Form ST. LOUIS FORM. St. Louis, Mo., July 11. The form of Wednesday's FairGrouuds fields is: First Race Dunois, Bon Bramble, Hi Kollar. Second Raca Koenigou, Annie Oldfield, Prince Michaol. Third Race Silver Set, Barrisso, War Bell. Fourth Race Bauieh, Cathedral, Air Blast. Fifth Raco Dake of Baden, Obsidian, Sir Rolla. Sixth Rac3 Glen Lake, Haviland, Duke of Melbourne. Hawthorne Entries HAWTHORNE ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race-5-8 Mile. 2- year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. fnd. Horses Age Wt. Hdcp. 13246 Niverna .-. 113 600 13117 Edinborough 109 ......670 13194 Rnosell R 108 685 13161 Fannio Leland 108 640 13149 Engano 107 625 12977 Sea Rover 107 700 12929 Cassadean 107 670 13270 Belle of the Glen 106 665 13136 R8eda 106 695 13270 Aileen Wilson 105 680 13211 Ravenawood 105 675 13246 Fly Lotta 102 665 13161 Ibinhere 100 670 12818 Pford 100 6S5 Second Race-3 -4 Mile, 3-year-oldB and upward. Selling. (13250) Meddler 8.. ..113 750 132922dim W 6. ...109 740 13090 Dutch Comedian 4. ...108 735 13010 Rouble 7.. ..106 690 13010 Diggs 7. ...106 725 12029 Harry Thoburn 5. ...106 700 12968 Elsio M 4.. ..102 685 (13271)Her Favor 4. ...102 720 13293 Jim McClevy 3.... 100 710 4347 May Beach 3.... 98 ' 700 12514 Timon 3.... 98 600 13292 Custance 3.... 96 700 12968 Racivan 3.... 95 730 13150 Native Son 3.... 95 695 ( 12427 )Rosavannah 3.... 93 695 13191 Pigit 3.... 93 680 7330 Rosa L 3.... 93 690 12212 Mammy 3.... 93 Third Race 1 1-16 Miles. 3- year-olds and upward. Handicap. 132483Monk Wayman 4. ...Ill 730 132902Bnneville 4.... Ill 735 13272 Cherry Leaf 5. ...110 750 13272 Branch 4.. ..108 725 (13293)Carnero 5. ...103 715 (1329l)Uarda 4... .102 740 ( 13086) Graziella 4.. ..100 710 13272 CarlC 3.... 98 715 .12908 GoldFox 3.... 97 700 13291 Einer 4.... 93 710 Fourth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. 132752 Harry Nutter 114 675 13275 Lime Water 110 663 13195 Cheval d'Or 103 670 13150 Lost Time 106 660 13060 Kyrat 106 640 132103Heroics 103 670 (13247)Mayme M. M 103 675 13150 Pat Garrett 103 690 13153 Uhler 103 700 13274 Finem Respice 103 665 12709 Marguerite Hageman 101 600 130653 Aureole 101 685 12963 April's Lady 101 670 13275 Synia 101 600 Fifth Race -5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Sam Fulleu 118 Ophelia Bngg 115 119343Hansford 112 700 132093Dixoletta :..1U 665 129592Coley 110 670 13048 Commonwealth's Attorney.. .108 660 13122 Olokma 107 690 13122 Mont Eagle 105 680 lS1222Diana Fonso 105 650 111042 Myrtle Gobaur 105 655 13246 Mona Murphy 105 660 132092Postmaster Bailey 105 640 132703Merito 105 685 13122 Contessa 105 675 Sixth Race 1 Mile. 4- year-olds and upward. Allowances. 13272 Cherry Leaf 5. ...117 750 13274 Samovar 5. ...117 715 132712Dol Paso II 6. ...110 725 12707 Horace 4.... 108 700 131632Lucky Star 5.. ..107 720 13011 Dad Steele 4.. ..105 690 13007 Wood ranger 4.... 105 685 St. Louis Entries ST. tOUIS ENTRIES." Probabilities: Weathor clear; track fast. First Race C 1-S Furlongs. 3-year-olds and apward. Allowances, nd. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (U201)Dunois 5. ...114 700 13108 Sorrow 4 .... 107 680 13107 Sistpr Mamio 4.... 107 660 13224 BelioWard 4.. ..107 675 132403Easter Curd 3.. ..103 670 132242 Hi Kollar 3.. ..103 685 13134 Ben Bramble 3. ...103 690 132153Diser 3.... 98 675 Second Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olda and upward. Selling. 132402Sir Joseph Li3ter 4.. ..107 680 8932 Valid 4.... 107 675 132392Moralist 5... .107 670 132603Annio Oldfield 4.. ..105 690 13226 Fremont 5.... 104 640 13129 Schedule 5. ...104 615 13260 Friskal 5.... 102 670 13131 Cy ic 4.. ..102 665 13135 Overboard 3.... 98 650 128733Prince Michael 3 ... 92 685 130363Iron Chancellor 3.... 92 655 ( 13129) Koenigen 5.... 91 1 7C0 13280 Androw Foreman 3.... 89 660 13240 Ladas 3.... 89 665 12995 Frances Booker 3.... 87 6h0 Third Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Heats. 11835 W. D. Hamilton 4. ...102 640 12990 Dolore 5.... 97 680 (l3226)SilverSet 5.... 97 700 12359 Tho Nanlahka 4.... 97 665 13226 War Bell 4.... 94 85 132622 BarriBso 4.... 94 690 13277 Villmar 3.... 93 650 132802 Flora G 4.... 92 675 13221 Nellie Baker 5.... 92 660 12752 Essonite 4.... 92 655 13221 Diana 3.... 83 660 13092 Golden C 3.... 83 670 12645 Capitolia 3.... 83 650 Fourth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 13263 Parole d'Or 5 112 670 13095 Marplot 4.. ..110 680 (13263) Livadia 4. ...107 685 132232Air Blast 3 . ...105 685 ( 13224) Bauish 3. ...100 700 13221 Cathedral 3.... 98 690 Fifth Race 1 Mile and 70 Tarda. 3-year-olds' and upward. Allowances. 132632Sir Rolla.... 4. ...107 685 13178 Judge Steadman 7.. ..106 675 12991 Moringa 4.. ..104 680 13244 Obsidian 3.... 94 690 (13093)Dnke of Baden 3.... 94 700 Sixth Raco 5 1-3 Furlonga. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. 13180 Troxler 118 635 13039 Sidbow 118 665 13276 Haviland 115 690 12914 Chorry Bloom 115 610 13242 Silent Friend ...113 660 13225 Go There 113 645 11296 Castine 113 655 12994 DeDny Dnify 113 650 13066 Special Notice 113 670 131802G!en Lake 113 700 13180 Dnko of Melbourne 113 685 13110 Canrobort 110 680 12840 Two Slipper 110 650 12994 Leipzig . 110 675 12927 MissLorotta 110 660 Hawthorne Form HAWTHORNE FO ftM. The form of Wednesday's Hawthorne fields is: Fi st Raco Sea Rovor, Reseda, Russell R. Second Race Meddler, Sim W., Dutch Comedian. Third Raco Cherry Leaf, Uarda, Bennaville. F urth Race Uhler, Pat Garrett, Aureole. Fifth Race Hansford, Olokma, Merito. Sixth Raco Cherry Leaf or Del Pasi II., Lucky Star, Samovar. PEDIGREE BLANKS. On linen paper, artistically edged in colors, fnled and arranged for six generations of Bires ind dams of individuals and their ancestor. Ten cents eaoh, $1.00 per dozen, $3.50 per hun-ired. No owner of a ataUjon should bo within t a supply. DAILY RACING FORM. 124-126 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, 111. Page [4] St. Louis Form Chart ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. ST. LOUIS, MO., July 11. Fifty-first day. St. Louis Fair Association. Summer Meeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, Joseph A. Murphy. Starter, William Bruen. Hacing starts at 2 :30 p. m. The recall flag is used. -jgfJ'J' FIRST HACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt 8t X, H X BtrFin Jockeys Owners Q H L C LEXELL 106 5 2i 22 2 1 McJoynt A Cahn 10 30 8 30 ( 13181 )SCRNELL LAUF'B112 3 52 68 51 21 T Bums J W Schorr & Soal 11-109-104-5 (13180) H A CK MEISTEB 109 I 12 12 13 32 Ho den PTomlinson 4 7 3i 6 132253CHICKAMAGUA 112 4 43 3i 41 42 Houck Q O, Bennett 4 7 4 7 131803 HAVIL AND 102 7 62 52 31 52 C-dlv MDeithnridge 7 7 7 7 13066 BEN DEBAR 105 2 3 41 6 68 Jenkins E C McKenna 15 2" 15 25 13180 GALTO WAY 105 8 7 7 7 7C Patou C M Barrow 50 100 50 100 (12756)DEXTRA 7 109 6 8 8 8 8 J Ward Cateaby Woodf'd 10 20 10 15 Time, 24!, 50, 1:16. ' Winner Br g, by Free Knight Faunn. r Post i minutes. Start fair. The two leaders ware driving to thoir limit, Lixell ran a swell race for his first time out, haaging to SchualMaufer gamely at the end. Burns hanilcd Schnnll-laufar poorly. It was too far for Hackmustor. Havilanl was miserably ridden. Chlckamauga had no excuses. Scratched 13110 Canrobort, 102. Overweights Lexell, 2 pounds. Lexell, place, 10 to 1: show, 4 to 1 Schnell laufer. place, 1 to 3; show, out. Hackmeister, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. Cbicknmauga, placo, 8 to 5; show, 7 to 10. SECOND" RACE 3 4Mne. Pursa $300. 3-year-olds Selling T3 rj FJ Ind HorBes A Wt St H , X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L Q 132212KATIE GIBBONS 117 5 12 12 2 Jeakins Leigh & Jordan 10 15 8 12 13210 LAKE FONSO 107 7 22 22 22 21 Conley Wnodf'd&B'ckn'r 4 4t 3i 4 12522 HDBY RILEY 107 9 M 5 3i 3 Hourk O MoLaren 6 10 5 8 12868 EMILY B. 107 8 4 4k 4 45 McJoynt J A Oregon 10 12 10 12 13221 MOUNTAIN DEW 107 2 61 61 53 5 Morse Martin & Hodges 15 15 12 12 13240 BY GEORGE 109 12 7 7" 76 6 T Barns J G Ferris Jr 2t 2i 8-5 8-5 13224 MISS EDWABD3 107 10 8 8 Gh 7 Fr-ist J B Brannon 8 30 8 30 13107 OLLIE J. 107 6 9 9 8 81 Rebo B V Crosby 30 30 25 25 12739 LA FAYETTE 109 3 10 10 9 9 Stevens J & F Gref-jr 20 20 15 15 12995 REGAL DANCE 113 1 It It 10 10 Mclatyre JCBriggs 15 30 15 f0 12930 JOE GENTRY 119 13 12 12 11 11 Gilmora C Gentry 20 20 20 20 12868 J. M. SLAUGHTER 109 4 3a 3 12 12 Southard O J Kuhs & Co 12 15 12 15 12889 AMOLTEPEC 110 11 13 13 13 13 Hiuk'y F W Holtgrewo 30 60 30 60 13221 VILLMAR 112 Loft at the post. Holden Caesar Young 10 15 10 15 Time, 241. 49i, 1:021, 1:16. Winner B. f, by Buckmaster Lady Winstoo. Post 12 minntes. Start fair. Won easily; second and third driving. Katie Gibbons was best. She handled her weicht well. Lake Fonso did not. Ruby Riley and Emily B. bad quite a duel for third money. By George was off badly. The others are worthless. Scratched 12364 Bert Davis, 112. Overweights Regal Dance, 4 pounds; Amollepec, 3. Katie Gibbons, place, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. Lake Fonso, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. Ruby Riley, show, 3 to 2. By George, place, 7 to 10; show, 2 to 5. THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse J400AU ages-Selling. 13 2 78 Ind Horaes A.Wt St & V BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L Q 13226 NECKLACE 4 119 7 81 71 41 1h Mclntyre Dockery & Ryan 12 15 10 15 13177 LU LA W. 3 108 1 62 62 1 25 McJoynt T A Gay 15 15 10 15 13071 W. B. GATES 3 110 6 5 51 51 31 Houck G C Bennett 2 3 9-5 3 13093 CALLA LILY 5 119 9 10 81 92 41 Jenkins G I Landon 8 8 8 8 13097 ELBE 2 81 2 42 42 31 52 Dominick B Schreiber 4 4 31 31 (12571)HOHEN3TAUF'N3 110 11 9 9 7 6 Southard C VanStnddiford 15 15 15 15 13224 D1NORNIS 2 84 12 12 10 10 7 Ball A Cahn 10 12 10 12 13226 ST. AUGUSTINE 10 124 4 32 31 62 8 Hinkey T Sayres & Co 12 30 12 30 13134 AUNT MARY 5 119 3 2h 2 Hi 9 Frost W Mnlkcy 6 12 6 12 13109 JESSE 7 124 5 11 1 J 2S 10 T Burns John Lallan 6 7 6 7 7031 MARK 8. 13 121 8 7 11 11 11 Pattou C M Barrow 30 30 20 20 13174 FOX BARD 2 81 10 11 12 12 12 Shaw E B Kinder 20 60 20 60 "First series. Time, 241, 491, 1 :15i. Winner Blk. m, by Vocalic Brooklet. Post 18 minutes. Start good. Won in a hot drivo of two. Nocklace got up jast in time. The fl'st two drew away from tho field at thi end. W. B. Gates had no excuses. Calla Lily closed strong. Elbj quit under pressure. Dinornis wbb badly handled. Jesse stopped in the stretch as usual. Scratched (13221)Fourth Ward, 119; 132403Eister Card, 113; 13222 The Rush, 81. Overweights Dinornis, 3 pounds. Necklace, place, 6 to 1 ; show, 2 to 1. Lula W place, 6 to 1 ; show, 2 to 1. W. B. Gates, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Elba, place, 6 to 5; show, 1 to 2. l"3279 FOURTH RACE 1 l-16Miles. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St M BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L 0 (13245)STREAMER 3 97 7 22 1 12 13 12 T Burns J W Schorr & Son 1 11-104-511-10 132602QASTON 5 90 2 42 31 32 2 21 Houck T Hums 8 10 6 9 13133 ED FARRELL 4 107 4 52 51 5 51 31 Jonkics W L SImmonB 10 10 6 8 13133 LADY CALLAHAN5 108 5 3 42 43 3 43 Dominick M 8 Hughes 4 41 4 41 13243 BE TRUE 3 94 6 61 62 61 61 5 J Ward T J McHale 7 10 7 10 13243 PINOCHLE 4 90 3 7 7 7: 7 63 Ranch F W Holtgrewe 20 30 20 30 13244 APPLE JACK 4 94 1 l 23 2i 41 7 Devin L Varuor 6 10 6 10 Time, 211, 49i, 1 :15i, 1 :42, 1 :4Sl. Winner B, c, by Top Gallant Kittie Gnnn Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Streamer was best. Ho was oil none too well but made up bis ground early and was well ridden. Gaston, under light weight, improved considerably. Ed Farroll ran kindly for the first time since bis dead heat with Marplot. They ran too fast for Lady Caljahan. Apple Jack stopped badly after running well for six furlongs. Streamer, place, 2 to 5; show, 1 to 4. Gaston, place, 4 to 1; show, 7 to 5, Ed Farroll, place, 2 to 1; show, 6 to 5. Lady Callahan, place, 3 to 2; show, 7 to 10. 13280 FIFTH RA( 1 Mlle P111-99?300- 3-year-olds and upward. Soiling; Ind Horses A Wt St & lA 3A BtrFin Jockeya Owners O B. L C 13225 ELSMORE 4 112 1 V 12 13 U 1 Jenkins D A Honig 15 25 10 15 13221 FLORA G. 4 107 5 31 3a 35 22 21 Conley J Gazzolo 8 10 6 8 130173CAN I SEE 'EM 5 109 8 9 9 52 55 31 Frost Mrs M E Frost 4 4 21 3 13241 DEMOSTHENES 5 109 2 72 61 4" 32 48 Honck C Van Studdiford 10 20 10 15 13093 AN'W FOREMAN 3 96 10 8 7 7 6 51 Kelly Caesar Young 40 40 20 20 13191 TOLE SIMMONS 4 109 11 10 8 8 7 6 McJoynt G Hfltfleld & Co 10 15 10 15 13224 ALSO RAN II. 3 96 7 21 2 2 41 71 J Ward T E Nolan 10 10 8 8 13186 COL. CASSIDY 3 96 13 12 10 9 8 85 Watson T Nopper 8 10 6 6 12990 EMP. JOSEPHINE4 107 3 61 51 10 9 9 Payne J S O'Brien 40 80 40 80 13088 FLO HONEYDEW4 109 4 411 11 10 10 O Martin C Vestal 40 50 40 50 11203 AUNT MAGGIE 4 107 12 11 12 12 11 11 Gilmore Settle & Co 4 6 4 6 13239 DR. WITHROW 4 109 6 53 45 6a 12 12 Ellis P Browning 30 30 30 30 13068 THE TARCOON 5 113 9 12 Broke down. Mclntyre J C Ferris Jr 6 12 6 12 Time, 25, 491, 1:17, 1:431. Winner B. c, by Morollo Elsie S. Post 14 minut9s. Start good. The first fonr wpto driving hard. Elsmore was luckv and well handled. Flora G. closed stoutly. Can I See 'Em got off badly aod closed np a lot of ground. Domostheno9 was pinched oil at the start. Also Ran II. showed speed for six furlongs. Colonel Caeeidy received a bad ride. Aunt Maggie had no chance from where she got off. Scratched 9315 Violin, 109; 12814 Florissant, 94. Overweights The Tarcoon, 2 pounds. Elsmore, place, 6 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Flora G., place, 3 to 1 ; show, evens. Can I See 'Em, place, evens ; show, 3 to 5. , T OOOl SIXTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. XOZOl Belling. Ind Horses A Wt St X, V, BtrFin Jockeys Owners O M L O (12924)GO TO BED 4 110 1 4a 3" 5" 23 1 Conley J F Fogg 1 11-104-5 9-10 (13240)DR. GRAVES 3 103 2 16 16 15 12 21 Patton W C HutchinBon 6 12 5 12 13133 SIR GATIAN 3 105 4 63 52 43 52 32 T Burns A Cahn 8-5 3 8-5 3 , 13245 TRIMMER 3 105 7 7 7 7 7 4a McJoynt F Garner 20 30 20 SO 1 12930 LYLLI8 5 107 3 S" 32 36 32 51 Frost Grater Bros 12 12 8 8 (13094) BARBEE 4 107 6 5 6" 61 62 63 J Ward T Sayers & Co 8 10 8 10 13241 CONDOCK 3 97 5 22 21 21 4 7 Caddy B'd'rb'k&Rimmoy30 80 30 80 12958 ETIDORPHA 3 105 8 8 8 8 8 8 Britton G W Miller 50 100 50 100 Time, 211, 501, 1 :16, 1 :42i, 1 :47. j Winner B. c, by St, Andrew Termagant. Post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving to the limit; second the same. Dr. Graves was the best. Patton threw the raco awav by ranking too much use of him eariy. Sir Gatian was shut off on the first turn. Trimmer had a rough journey. Lyllis and Condock Bhowed early 8P6 Scratched-13179 Connie Lee. 107; (13225)Silver Bet, 107; 132402Sir Joseph Lister, 107; (13223) Chancery, 103; 13223 'Air Blast. 101. Go To Bed, placj, 1 to 3. Dr. Graves, place, 4 to 1; show, ovjns. Sir Gatian, place, ovens; show, 1 to 2. Auction Sale ..RACEHORSES IN TRAINING.. THE PROPERTY OP J. K. REDMON, H. L. FRANK. W. B. LADDEMAN, MILES FINLEN, P. RYAN. At Hawthorne Racetrack Saturday, July 15, 1899 .A.T 12 O'CLOCK. THE LOT INCLUDES SUCH HIGH-CLASS ANIMALS AS: Serrano, flallakawa, Senator Bland, Ailanto, Imp Missioner, Olekama, Imp. Bitter Root, Onota, John Havlin, St. Aloysius, and Ten Others Send for Catalogues Giving Breeding and Performances. Clem Creveling, Auctioneer. WOODARD & SHANKLIN. LEXINGTON, KY. WOOPLANPS STUP w miz motA st louis on the wabash Barney Schreiber's mopeltar THE CHOICEST OF AUSTRALIAN BLOOD. FOUL SHOT BY MUSKET-SLANDER. .5 , ( Itlrariel j Tonohatono, by Cam il o 5 Loagbow Verbena, by Veloclpad a g (aire of Fen ds Joie) , Misa Bows ( Catton. by Golnmpne, 2 f l Tranbys dam by Orrllls, s h Pantaloon i Castrel. by Buzzard. g U o ILeserdscnsis, (CsarwiUhM ( Idalia, by Peruvian. " o H . fcDenoy , i Fllho-da-Puta,by HWilij oB Finesse, by Peruvian. 2 H - (Melbourne. j Humphrey Cllnker.byC'raai m"0 f Wb Acairclifin I I Cervantes mare. 3 "55 I (Dfirby and Bt, Lager) .. ( Moworina i Touchstone, by Camel, -tfV.tSS"1 Emma, by Whisker. d S -a L, (Camel M j Whalebone, by Waxy, 2 S fl UfrownBMn..... i ?Selim mare. ? C Daughter o? ( Bmtandorf , by Blaokloak, 35 jMrs.Cr'icksh'nks.byW'lb'nk ( Canteen j Waxy Popo, by Wary. 41 4 fCalfittdf (ImporSBd) I Castania. by Qohannn, 3 a t Hainbletonl. I Stamford.byPlenip'ienUary q l s Harmonica, byH'mblat'ai (Tros (Importnd)...... (Priam, by Emiliuj. H LCt3ndra, .. ....,.. 1 I Ally, by Partisan. D u O Calico Grey ( Bous' Emigrant by PloMm 3 . (Gulnare,by YounsQobai 30 LiH , (The Colonel Whisker, by Waxy. j JZ 1 1; fCsp.a-pie flmporsod.) i . Delpini maw. p m es i Bitter to Caotus j Sultan, by Sellm. O Ij 1 ,n DnobBHB ui 7ork, by Waxy L (Dovot , jTocchBtoue, t, ii g CBophlo,..M.. JBkllhinda. . . IBalHeBrair, Impoial. BARNEY SCHREIBER.. BR5PGsTONe MO. Page [5] Brighton Beach Form Chart BRIGHTON BEACH FORM CHART. BRIGHTON BEACH, X. Y., July ll.-Fifth day. Brighton Beach Racing Association. Summer Meeting. Weather cloudy; track fast. Presiding Judge, R. W. Simmons. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Hacing etarta at 2 :30 p. m. 1 3 2 8 2 F1RST HACE 1 Mile S850 added. 3-yoar-olds and upward. Handicap. Icd Horses A Wt St Yi 5 Str Fin JockeyB Owners O H L C nSMt JvESFJP 3 1 ? J 12 151113 1' Turner Headley & Norton2i 3i 2 3 (13141)MAX. GOMEZ 4 110 5 5 3h 31 3 23 Odom M Clancy 3 5 3 34 SrnrLvr ? 106 6 2H 2 2 24 32 O'Leary T F Barrett & Co 5 6 5 5 13C98 ST. CALLATINE 4 107 7 6 5 4 4 42 Clawson Sydney Paces 3 3 13-513-5 SSto i 31 4 5 5- 52 SchBrrer 0JL Richards 10 15 10 5 12948 KINNIKINNICK 5 126 2-4h 6 6 6 6G McCue Milltown Stable 10 Y 10 12 124C3 TODDY LADLE 3 102 S 7 7 7 7 7 Mason WHendrie 40 60 40 60 S3C93RaPiABANNOCK4 110 4 S 8 8 8 S Doggett K A Bennett 100 100 100 100 Time, 12, 24, 362, 48, 1 :C0g, 1 :14, 1 :40. inner Ch. f. by Patron Lillie Hempstead. Post 4 minutes. Start poor. Won cleverly. May Hempstead beat the gate and got clear sailing at once. She was a good horse today and was heavily backed. Maximo Gomez got away all tangled up. So did St. Callatine. The latter is due to win this kind of a race with light weight, bt. C-lair cannot go a route well. The weight stopped Charentus. Kinnikinnick had no chance with this field at the weight. Ladle Toddy and Rappahannock appear to b9 of no account at present. Scratched 132203George Ke?ne, 122; 13215 Sir Hubert. 102; 132343Azucena, 102. Overweights Charentus, 1 pound; Toddy L&d'e, 2; Rappahannock, 2. May Hempstead, piece, bvbds; show, 2 to 5. filaximo Gomez, place, 7 to 5; show, 1 to 2 St Clair, show, 4 to 5. St. Callatine, place, evenB; shqw, 2 to 5 13283 SECOND RACE 0 1-8 Furlongs, 5550 added. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St & Yi . StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 132352SHOREHAM 98 4 5 41 3 2i 12 Odom M F Dwier 2T-272- 12823 INNOVATOR 97 2 H 13 12 u 2i Wilson PDunae 4 7 4 5 13216 LA VEGA 97 3 2- 2 22 31 33 McCue E Kelly 4 10 4 6 IS?8Sf??rSSIP UL 5 41 52 52 52 4 Scherrer J B Wadsworth 20 100 20 100 12902 EAMsHt, 96 1 31 31 41 42 5 Romanelli Kensico Stable 100 150 100 150 S?5irM&5!SW ,4 7 61 61 6i 6i 6i Brennan WCDaly 200 30 200 S?4S5b5B 102 8 7 7 7 7 7 Collins H G Hunter 20 100 20 100 HAPSBROOK 112 6 8 8 8 S 8 Coleman John Daly 30 100 30 100 , Time, ll, 24, 37, 1:09. ro. Winner Br. c, by Albert Duchess May. Post 9 minutes. Start poor. Won easily. Shoreham was easily best and came away with a lot in band. Innovator bad speed to burn and is improving with every race. La Vega should win soon. The others are not of much account. Scratched Belgrade, 105; 132182Ceylon, 95: 132333Vendig, 94; (13136) Fluke, 94; 12605 Diffi-dence, of. Overweights Innovator, 1 pound; Frank Webb, 2. Innovator, place, 7 to 10; show, out. La Vega, show. 1 to 3. 13284: THA1owmc-34 MIlB' $3C0 add8d 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Ind Horses AWtStM Vt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 13217 LADY M ADGtS 3 107 7 54 54 4 14 O'Leary J J Hyland 8 F6 fi 1S217 INEENNAMARA 3 107 5 12 n 11 21 Clawson Sydney Paget 2 4" 2 4 13093 ANDRONICUS 3 112 6 3 3 3 3 Taral Bromley & Co 3 4 3 3 13019 EMIGRE 3 109 4 2- 2 2 44 Turner M J Cavanagh 3 16-53 16-5 S3feAPGRAVE 8 32 8 7 5h 5h McCue James Galway 5 5 5 5 13217 PINS 3 107 9 7 8 7 fil WiWra J C Tylor & Co 60 60 40 40 r?WATERe9USE 3 109 1 9 9 8 7 Wed'strandH 1) Brown & Co 100 150 100 150 13211 ItutrAmIp US,? ,S ,5 S S ImaV? CLittlefieldJr 10 20 10 20 i,72n?MfrAKRLIIyE IBH J? J 9 9 Crowhnrst Brown & Ward SO 60 30 60 13217-iUAM VAR 3 107 3 4 4 10 10 Odom Marcus Dalv 6 8 fi S 12876 ABUSIVE 3 109 10 11 11 11 11 Petorman J F Stewart 100 ICO 100 100 13197 J. B. DOERR JR. 3 114 13 12 12 12 12 Henoossy HoW'rd&Emerson200 300 200 300 12309 DISTURBER 3 109 8 13 13 13 13 Moody Charles Barker 20 40 '0 40 11684 CAVALLERIA 3 109 14 14 14 14 14 Bullman George Bo wen 50 100 50 100 10691 KLONDYKE 3 107 15 15 15 15 15 Mitcnell E P Sutton 30 60 30 60 13217 AL REEVES 3 109 16 16 16 16 16 Gisbourne W C Da ly 100 300 100 300 13217 ASTHORE 3 112 17 17 17 17 17 VanKuren Miller & Co 100 300 100 3C0 SSvSHME 4 116 18 18 18 18 18 Doggett Mrs H Cortelieu 50 100 50 100 11W 11383 FAIR REBEL 5 102 Left at the post. WMcDWtS G Loud 30 100 30 100 Time. 12,24,36,49,1:15. inner Cb. f, by Rayon d'Or Lady Margaret. Post 5 minutes. Start bad. Won driviDg. Lady Madgo closed fast in the stretch and was going away at the finish. Ineennamara showed her u?ual speed, but cannot laet. Andronicus ran well and is due. Landgrave ran a remarkable race from a very bad break and closed much grouad. Scratched-13217 Dan Cupid, 112; 13217 Haytime, 109; 13217 Touraine, 109; 13236 Lioness, 107. Overweights Saccharine, 2 pounds; John B Doerr, Jr., 2; Fair Rebel, 2. Lady Maoge, place, 2 to 1 ; show, evens, Ineennamara, place, 7 to 5 ; snow, 2 to 5. Androni-cus, show, 2 to 5. Emigre, place, evens ; show, 2 to 5. 1 Q)Q FOURTB RACK 3-4 Jttlle. 3-year-olds and upward. 7 lQjjQO The Flight Handicap. S1.200 Added. Ind Horses . A Wt Pt j Yi U StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 132152FIREAR41 i 10a 5 2 21 2 2 1'-' O'Leary J Boaeu 5 7 16-516-5 llnnSK I,12? 3 I1 ll J " f ??mer WB Joinings & Col S 2 IdlllJbW ID1MAS 4 115 6 6 6 o 5" 3 Clawson Deimel & Farrell 24 5 21 1 (13200)1MP 5 126 1 5 5 6 6 4 PCIay H'r6s&Br's'man7 7 6 6 120983LADY LINDSAY 3 98 2 3- 3- 3 31 5 Odom JA McLanaliHif SO 40 30 40 13098 ISlDOit 5 124 4 4- 41 42 41 6 Doggett Marcm iBaly 4 4 4 4 Winner B. c, by Rayon d'Or Fides. Post 8 minutes. Start good. Won cleverly. Firearm and Bendoran had the race to them-BelIe3 .firearm is at his best and won rather easily at the end. Bendoran set a hot pace. Imp and bwiftmas, tiptoed to the stretch, were closing fast in the last furlong. Isidor is far from his best form. ,o?cAatched7,1?3223Sandere' 115; 12306 Scannell, 105; 132692Hilee, 102; 11378 Federal, 97-1Z18 Upeque, 111. to"5 Ut Bendoran' Placa ovens ? show, out. Swif tmas, show, 1 to 2. Isidorlace to5 -6 Bhow 13286 FIFTH RACE-5 1-3 furlongs. $600 added. 2-year-olds. Handicap. Ind HorsaB A Wt St M H X StrFin Jockeys OwnerB Q H L t " 13255 SARMATIAN 119 7 7 2 11 11 Hennessy Lewis Elmora 10 4n in in" 131363PRESTIDIGITAT'R 115 3 6 4 2- 2 Turner G E Smith 4 7 4 7 (13114)MONTANIC 120 2 i 54 3 3 Oaom J JEakins LnLm l?SfwSV0U8 JI I ? ? 4,3 XP FlehchmannSonse 6 V-l (13104)WARING 114 6 1 1 44 53 O'Leary J E Madden r. 7 17 (12835)PEACEFUL 116 1 54 6 6 6 Doggett W Lakeland 12 25 1' (12073)AVENSTOKE 113 4 34 3 7 7 Clawson W H May & Son 6 15 g" 1 POMPADOURA 113 5 2- 7 8 8 Mitchell C Littlefield Jr 12 100 12 1U 100 , Time, 11, 23, 49, 1:02, 1:0. Winner Ch. t c, by Tenny Lorraine. r P0?1- minutes. Start good. Won driving. Sarmatian iB a corking good looker end ran over his field through the last quarter. Prestidigitator and Montenic closed gamely but could never get up. Waring quit in the stretch. Avenstoke will do to watch. Mischievous x is a 0 a'ow " baginn8r. Scratched 13002 Premature, 113; 13235 Osceola, 100. Sarmatian, place, 10 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Prestidigitator, place, 24 to 1; show, ' 4 to 5 Mis-cIubvous, 10 show, 2 to 5. 13287 8IXT1i KACE-1 1-1G Miles. $600 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt 8t M Vi M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 12983 KIRKWOOD 3 106 1 22 2" 2- li 11 4 McCue T F Barrett & Co 2 15 TTk 98753MAURICE 6 104 3 3 53 510 3 21 4 Clawson W M Barrick S its in wm, 1 s j 8 h: s 5 sr1 aal& , ; L l, !S,itA lis 1 f t r fr? ffsssBss1 i r I r Time, 12, 24, 49, 1:02, 1:15, 1:4 1:48. Winner Ch. u c, t by George Kinney Tocsin. Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily. Kirkwood ran well and is a colt of fairly good class Maurice ran a good race. Handcuff showed speed but weakened in the last quarter; Qtn8S?jfii SEsrteacS,dlC(SUld DOt raiBe a m0dBrat8ly fast Ball01- 7tol0.rkGtlS 1;8how 4 to 5- Hand-ff- Fort Erie Form Chart FORT ERIE FORM CHART. FORT ERIE, ONT., July ll.-Twelfth day. Fort Erie Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. . Weather clear; track grod. Presidipg Jndga. L. P. Tarlton. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Racing Btarts at 2 30 p.m. ' " 13294: FIRBT BACE-3-4 Mile. Pnrso $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. tod Koreas A Wt St K Y M BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C SRFrVTvaUl?&E V3 3" 31i31 14 Kjamps J Flynu .6 7 6 6 i(w ill miAVNT7GnBESS f 1 21 lKKli 2 T Walker E Moore 24 3 24 24 aW- I 5 4!,i42 SBoland Strobel& Miller 4 5 4 4 SlfrGF WAKT.irrT 1 , Y, f JBold FV Alexandre 7 7 6 6 nwr-HYWAi 1 ?mwLLj q r4 c42 I" If"51 Powers GWGraydon 24 4 24 4 MqKTrrfAVNE fin? 5" S" 6 Landry WAMcConnell 50 60 50 60 iml mnr ft1?? ? 2 I I 7 WcQuade J O'Connor 10 12 10 12 n?9ynmrpIAL I 8 8 8 8 FIict watuii 15 20 15 20 ldlUKliUILE 4 103 Left at the post. Songer J R Walker 4 5 4 5 Time, 244, 50, 1:03, 1:16. w r-x u -r. inner Lh. c, by Deceiver Goodness, ui 1 18 m.iDaes-, Start fair. Won all out; second, third and fourth driving. Prince Plausible got up m the last twenty yard, and was going away at the end. Qoavfr made up much Wa?dell rraBad racBemmBg- Trhla and F1 a.s tired. Beguile would not break PJadS Scratched 12740 Ti'llie W., 100. r,i.ri8riahSiblo;Fl8cce,T2t?1;rbow-.;vens- Flying Bess.plac, 1 2 evens; show, to Quaver, placo, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. uavor, Jndee Warrtell. plre. 7 to 5; show. 3 to 5. 13295" SEC0ND "HACESSliiTlPsToO-2-yoar-old8. Selling. ind Horses A Wt St H X X Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C " gff IuREARDHAM ll I i it itle?u, 8heeban& James 21 13-5 24 13-5" iwfi?2rApEAPTTR , 5 gf'SS 5" 2i Harshb'rg'rH H Stover 4 5 4 4 X2 7 II S"S?e5 Robinson&Leach8-5 9-5 8-5 9-5 J inilHTf f4l ifRnp - o5 I t 42 31 42 Bolaad G H Brown 10 12 10 12 l Ritnw 2? 2 2" " 63 53 JDaly M J Daly 10 12 10 12 si8dnoAo io7i ! rn3 ass 7 iiPciviu v $ ? KN 92 8 8 8 8 87 BaUentino HE Leigh U 10 20 13143 VERNAK. 104 9 54 9 9 9 L Rrown 8 C Harlan 100 100 109 100 w t, , , , , Time, 24, 494, 1:021. Winner B. f, by Fordbam' Ida Walton. Pest 20 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily; second handily. Ida Fordham made show a of her field. Aurea finished strongly. Larkspur tire i. The last two "t Ae7tw"wS as SSS Ida Fordham, place, evens ; show, 1 to 2. Aureo, place. 7 to 5; ' show, 3 to 5. LarksDur arxspur, Dlace piace, 3 to 5: show, out. Owenfboro, place. 7 to 5; show, 3 to 5 13296 SgyncSr1 Miles-P250-3-lidiTnd upward. Ind Horses AWt 8t K H K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C !888S7mwooD'.ffi '5 11 8 i & Kte-Sf tf tf tf 13907 PROVOT.O 1 m- a ci ci ck cm i1"8 S?;1?,' hooper 50 60 50 60 . Winner Cb. g, by The Bard Belladonna. ' ' w a'th',fir.sit """ktoagoodstait. Won all out; second the same. Beau Idml tin'no fcratched 131872Ein, 102; 131692Pearl, 100. 1 to 4rsh"5ut.laCe' 3 10 2; SbW' 4 U 5" Hld n' Plac3' 1 10 i; Sh0w' ont- TPast, place, 13297 FTH RACE 3-4 Mlie. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. ' Ind Horses A Wt St H H StrFin JockeTi Owners O H L C 13185 FROHSJAlj 4 100 2 14 if U 1 14 J Daly mXd"Ti; in in 132033 MONTANU8 3 98 4 22 2" J Weber W D Rnndnll I 4 SsRCAMPBeS S?ATrrprEMAR S,2 I f ' 51 5k,e42 f M lra Forehand MGilpfnada11 1 "l Loo o E Moors 7 7 6 6 13167 LITTF TFS 5 ins - S" 5" " r0ner Ricn & Barrows 6 7 6 7 13205 E VFRFST r JSf ? f " 4fK f Hodgkiss W C Rollins 50 100 50 80 1'886 NIGHT RPT T I iin o S 2 2 ?,98 A H Newman 20 25 20 20 13169 TFNSrON 1 in5'? ,9n ,9 iaad J E Seagram 20 20 15 20 131233PERcfTA 6 IcO PnlleJTuif Ky HsTover 6 f 6 f w , , . Time. 24, 50, 1:024, 1:151. Winner Ch. c, by Himyar Jewel Ban. Off at the first break. Start poor. It was a driving finish. Frohman was off rnnninr- nrf &.Vt-nt Percita ln lhl&Bt ei8V,h wuith Motnus Rena Compball closed a b gapf Chintiffa inn"a Ini anl were cut off after soon the start and knocked out of it. Overweights Night Bell, 34 pounds; Otis A , 3. or9hfmaD'?,BC8,6t0l; 2 Lu0W'3to1-, Montanus, plao, evens; show, 1 to 2. Tin Gallant wauant, place, to 1; show, evens. Chantilla. place, evens; show. 1 to 2. 13298 yiJ?2ifowaAncrr7'8Mlle- Ppr88t25- 3-year-olds and-uiwdrMaiden3r- tnd Horses A Wt St M K X StrFin JockeTi Owners O H L C ' K 1TM ER itW 3H 21 Valentine W M Barrick 4 4 4 4 " ll664 pgRLNDEMAN.I ffi I f" f if & &SS? Tw!BSf, JS g 1 5 ' sss mYskchlSce i 's 134 ii1 if.7 g i iSnd ISbn- 0 5 ? 131672ETHEL DAVIS 3 100 1 U U 14 31 13 Songer G W Hxt i I 5 I 101- KUHLKTA C. 3 100 Left at tbo post. Clark Rickabaugh & Co 30 50 30 40 lime, 2o, 50r, 1:18, 1:311. w r t. Winner B j, g, by Rayon d'Or Astoria. tlVflfmi?0 tk to 5on a11 ont5 second the tn n" t &fc 8lar.t- same. Zaroaster was drivin? nSVX'ofonel'80108111"81, Torreonti"d- Logan Laudeman was coming strong! Overweights Zoroaster, 14 pounds; Leal II., 5; Roberta C 5 2 toffih'ff toli 6 Novice, Place, 13299 ogg,! 1'Dr6e$250- 4--r-olds and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 8 12 16 BtrFin JockflyH nr! O H L C 12377 PHILAE 4 135 6 31 34 12 IS 14 13 SnnthwnnH-prmn c a S SSfSS3mB,:iS 1 li 2. 1 5.4. & life 1 ' 13205 ANNETBURN 4 140 89 8 8 8 8 8 Mattocks wmK I I a ? ! 558 ,2 f fSn Jn CaU 67 6 7 13.0i 1307 WATERMAN WATERMAN 6 140 10 Lost rider. C Williams J H Valentine 20 20 15 20 . . No time taken. Winner Br. f, by Emperor Phillippa. Post 4 minnte3. Start good. Won easily; second and third were driving Philaa mudn feel JSKDllffilSSSWiiK M U Wa8 a GaSy ?4 & S?Bri- Scratched-5824 King Olaf. 138 ; 13269 Pommery Sec, 135. OverweightB Waterman. 5 pounds; The Squire, 5. Corrected Weights The Squire, 133. "JS8,,?lace; 2 to 1; 8how' ovodb. McAllister, place. 8 to 1: o 4. i show. 3 to 1 Dr O'Brion ,hn PlaVe;o2t.nB,PlaCe'4to5;shoW'0nt- Annert. Pce, 8 to sT.tow!' to 5 fscipHnl; Page [6] CHICAGO JOCKEY CLUB.. ..... (HAWTHORNE RACETRACK) ' ' JULY ioth TO JULY 22nd, 1899. ' Five or More Races Daily Beginning at 2:15 P. M. ADniSSION 75 CENT5. MUSIC BY CICERO fl I LITA RY BAND. SPECIAi KACE TRAINS TO TKACK EST TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES. Illinois Central Trains leave depot at foot of Randolph street at J9:45 a.m., 12:30, 1:00, 1:20 and $1:50 p.m., stopping at Van Buren street, Park Row, Halsted street and at Ashland avenue, raturuio? at 4:3 1 p.m. aai iai nadiutely after the races. tOa not stop at Ashland avenue. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Trains leave Union depot at 12:15, 1:05, 1:35 and 2:10 p.m., stopping at Sixteenth street, Blue Island avenue and Western avenue, returning immediately after the races. Special Twelfth street electric cars leave State and Van Buren streets at 12:25, 12-35, 12:45, 12:55, 1:05 and 1:15 p.m., stopping only at Canal street, HalBted street, Ashland avenue and Oden avenue, direct to tr ick in 10 minute3. The Metropolitan and Lake Street Elevated, Madison street cable, Ogden avenue, Twelfth street and Twentj -second street surface lines connect with electric cart on Fortv-eigitb. tv'eaae. tj iai fron ruicrajc eve-v twelve miauca during che afternoon on racing days. Express trains on Metropolitan Elevated leaving Pacific Ave. at 12:35, 12:59 and 1:23 p.m., stop at all stations on the loop and at Franklin street, Halsted stree and Marshfield avenue, reaching the racetrack in 23 minutes from Franklin street. American Sporting flanual 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. 6. Riley on Racing. John Hervey on Harness Racing. An Official Compendium of Records. RAGING, TROTTING, PAGING, BILLIARDS AND THE PUGILISTIC EVENTS OF 189S, HANDICAPPING AND BOOKMAKING TABLES. NEW FEATURES iN THESE LINES. THREE HANDICAP TABLES; WITH KEYS. Summaries by Experts on the Past Year's Doings. EDITED BY K. H. BRUNELL 30 CENTi IN PAPER. 50 CENT! IN SOFV MOttOCCO. Daily Racing Form Publishing Go., 124126 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, 111.