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Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, August 19, 1899

Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, August 19, 1899 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1899 drf1899081901 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, August 19, 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] KQmMFornA " "VOLi. YVNO. 199. CHICAGO, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19 1899. PRICE, 5 CENTO May Beach in a Drive MAY BEACH )N A DRIVE. The track was lightning fast, a good card was offered and consequently Hawthorne drew a big crowd yesterday. The racu g as a rule was clofe and exciting, the first three finishes being of the hair raising order. Of course, the three quarter sprint race that had such fast ones as May Beach, Kensington, Slips Rowena, Newegatberer, Gcebl and Tulla Fonso entered was the attraction, but none of the other races was lacking in fascinating possibilities and everything taken into consideration it was a grand dayTa racirg My Bitich was favorite and won the sprint rare, but in doing so she bad to be fnlly extended and hard ridden to beat Kensiut n and Newsgathorer. There was a Jot of luck in connection with the w n of the filly. She was ridden by Nutt, who is a boy with good judgment and in the first pla-o was mott beautifully saved during a delay of about twenty minutes at tho post. Nutt also got the bst of the start and took the shortest route. This percentage j did not se? m to be enough to mke the filly win and at the head cf the stretch Nntt resorted to trickery. He was in the lead but May Beach ! was bscomirg very leg-weary while News ' gatherer, who was on the inside, was rnon n? well in hand. Nutt was'ed no time and ected cleverly on the spur of the moment. While making the turn he wont a trifle wide and tacitly invited Vandusen, who rode News-gathoror, to come up on the inside. The latter saw the openijgandb ingeager toeave as much ground as possible naturally started through. Quicker than a fiish when Newsgatherer got half way through Nutt pulled in on him and sharply shut him off. This put Newsgatherer out of the way and for an instant May Baach had everything her own way, bufbalow the eighth post along came Kensington on the outside and as the pair neared the wire she was gaining rapidly on the fast daughter of Bobby Bach Faithless, but luck was with the latter, j and staggering and out to the last oudco she manage 1 to last long enough to get the verdict. In this race Tnlla Fonso bolted at the start and was practically left at the post, but she set sail after the leaders aud overhauling them with an astonishing burst of speed in the stretch she finished fourth. The filly would undoubtedly have been a keen contender had she left the post on even terms with the others. An accident happened to Goebjl and he pulled up quite lame. For some unknown reason the ring took a 8tr ng fall out of the even money favorite Montana in the last race. There was some ugly talk before the race and this muBt have reached the ears of Jadge Bees. At any rate, he called Everett, who rode Montanus, up oa his way to the post and give him a severe lecture. Evidently the cautioning had a good effect, ad Everett baat tbe barrier about a length, and, beiDg in front by daj light all the way, won pulling up from Ractvan. Murat evi-ienily liked the fast track and the hot weather and in the first evet he ran the race of his life. Beaucbamp got him off in front and after baing with tae pacemaker, Lucille Bramble, all the way, he had onough loft to still off bh Harry Thoburn and Ed Tipton tn the stretch and win in a game way in the fast time of 1:261 for seven furlongs. Azna, TJdy Ann and Moot EBgle f-ught it out in tbe second race. This ws at five and a half fnrloLgi, and three of tbe f urteen that watt to the post were lefi t ere by the starter. Tildy Ann got away in front and remained npar there marly all the wy. She atd Azua hooked up at the eighth po3t and had a desperate fight to the wire, the latter rettirg the verdict by a nose simply through the action of tbe nod. Fair Deceiver won the fourth race, a dash of a mile and a sixteenth as Bhe pleased. Tbe ii'ly was entered for $603. bnt was run no to 900 by J H. Smith. She was retained by C. B. Mc-Le n for the usual odd fiver. Hegerdon wis wisely supported in tbe fifth race, and after get'iag through a tight place at tbe head of the stretch he easily disposed of the 8 to 5 f vorito, Caloocan. Jockey Davin has bsen suspended by Judge Bees. Bis ride on R civan the last time he started will be lookel into. " Gossip of the Turf GOSSIP OF THE TURF. J The Harlem Jockey Club Will contiaue start- i ing its first ra-ie of the day at 2:30 o'clock at the i cotni g fortn g'ltly moo ing, slchoueh at the : nxt meeting September 18-3'J the shorter : afternoon will prub b'y compel a changa to 2 o'clock. For convenience of horsemen at tbe Hawthorne track a representative nf the Harlem Jockey Ulub will be at the Cicnro courle tomorrow until 10 o'clock to take entries for tbe rac-s opening at Harlem. Six ra es are cn the card for Monday, the sppcial f a'ure beiog tbe event for four-yer-olds and upward f r an extra pur se of SjOO. the distance bein one and one-sixteenth miles. Colonel Cassidy will appeal to tbe courts and bis attorneys say that the developments Will be. sensational. A peculiar point is raised in that C lone Cassidy is a memb r of the club, ai d threatens to stand on his rights as a member, which give him enttaoce to the grounds at aDy time. He is har ily likely to attack the legality of the track bitting, as before he was disciplined bo stated that he would not think of resorting to such measures, though he had bean advised to. St. Louis Sporting News. When it was discovered that Willis Duff, or Duffy, was a ruled-off person and consequently not entitled to the trainer's license be had secured, the inc'd nt was made the text for ill-advised and unwarranted criticism of what would be smart turf scribes were pleased to descnbi as loose imUods in the administration of American Turf Congress affairs. This has ld secretary Ed Hopper to make the following conclusive statement of the case: "About two weeks ago I received information from Chicago to tbe effect that Duff, who was handling the horses of W. Huffman, bad no right to a license. He bad been rul-d off in California, and never reinstated. I at once wrote to Captain J. H. Bees, the presiding judsre, to investigate! the matter, and the result was that Duff V license was revoked. That's all there was to the case. Duff was ruld off at the old Bay Distiict track, whieh was in operation bef re the advent of the Oakland tr-cc. The Bay District track was not a member of th Turf Congress, aud, therefore, we were not officially advised of persons ruled of at that track I "Duff' apo.'isation for a license this year was propuly made out, with tbe necossa.y recom-mondaiiLni." I A Lexington, Ky., dispatch to tbe Enquirer ' says that Ed A. Tipton, of the) Fdsig-Tipton Company, New York, purchased today from Turney Bros, of Paris, Ky , the tou-yjar-od bay mart) Puritan Lass, by Sj nd thrift Phoebe j M yfijwor, by Phaeton. Puritan Lass is tue dam of Till , winner of the Suburban in 1898; also of The Burlingtou R u e. Shi is uow in ! foal to WaeU8. fch is to be sent with M id of Bulowa kjnrcuosoJ yaaierJay to E g-land Toe Fa U-Tiptou Company ban a commission from n English pontlem n for a dozen high-class young American-brad mares. j Racing in England J i i : : ! j BACING IV ENGLAND. Mr. George Voohies, of Lexington, Ky., has been spending some months in England. O 'ca-sional y he w rites to The Thoroughbred Record in interesting fashion concerning turf affairs in Engl nd. In a recent letter he says : "The racing at Goodwood was only fair and the attendance moderate for an English racecourse. As a fasbionsble meet it was a great success, all tbe nobility in the kingdom being there, Goodwrod equals Boyal A?cot in the m t er of fa-hion, but I cotiro 1 that silk hats and long-tailed frock coats that were universal alAfc t, wrro in tbe minority at Goodwood.' Straw hats, light colored derb'es and sack coats wer in order, oxer pt with a few old st grs. With Cnp day at Goodwood ended fa hrnable rscing until the Dincaster meetiDg in feptembir. Thn nobility are leavipg for the sea shore and Switzerland for a change. "As regards high class horses, the nnmber is small this year. Cjllone and Fly'ng Fox are tbe only topnotchers of tbe English tnrf, and I am not quite prepared to admit that Flyiog Fox balongs to the highest grade. It is true that he has acquitted himself wi'h ere it in all , that he has been asked to do this ye r with ; the exception of the Derby there hestargred. He was all out; the performance at a mile and a half was habby aui did not impress me with the idea that be could list for two and a half miles. "The best at Goodwood among the thre-year-olds and upward were Merman, Newhaveu II. and Caiman Merman, next to Cyllene, is the best horte in England over a distance of ground. At one and one-fourth to one and one-half mil s he does not show to advantage, but at two miloB and over he is a good 'un. Last seeson he beat Tbe Rush and Bay Ronald, two of the best handicap horses in England, in the Jockey Club Cup, two miles, rne-quarter and thirty-five yards, all carrying 126 pounds, and did tbe distance in 3:58, up the Cambridga hill It is idle for the critics here to say that The Bush and Bay Rona'd were out of condition. The time made tets all such nonsense aside. Merman, in 1897, as a flve-yer-old, won the Long Distance Plate at Hurst Park, two miles, with 180 pounds up. He won tbe same season the Caesarewitch St kes, and last year he won the Jockey Club Cop over the Caesarewitch course, and no his doable event, in winning the Goodwo id Stakes, two miles, on Wednesday, and the Goodwood Cup, two and one-half miles with 131 pounds up, on Thursday, places bim among the good oneB, and in bis last race he beat King's j Messenger, who won the Cup last yar and New- j haven II.. a Melbourne Cap, City and Suburban, j and Epsom Cup winner. There wef a two horses here that I picked oat last winter that I conld honestly commend to my friends in the States for stud purposes at a moderate price, and the two were Marman and Piety. The latter horse won the Manchester Cup, one and three-quarter miles, and the Alexandria Plate, three miles. In tno last race he carried 13i pounds aud did the oistacco in 5:26J. "Caiman, next to FlyiDg Fox. is certainly the bst three-year-old in England up to a mile. Up to date e has won six straight races all at a mi e. I am Bnre he can not go over a distance of gr und a mile and a q larter is his limit. Sibola, on the othor hand is a game mare and has a good turn of spetd, too "Haggins has two g od t o yo r-olds in Black-emi h and Domoc at. Thrt f rmr has. won four straight races and has never b en beaten. I bilieve that both he and Dern crat are in next year's Derby. BUcksmith is by Wo f's Craig, who was by Barcaldiue, ai.d is therefore j of the Ma'cbom family, and as there have been only seven horses of that family to win the Darby in one hundred and twenty years, the cbancPS for Blacksmith are very slim, and 88 the Seasatior s that have ben sent over not one of them has been found to like a long road. So I think that if my Lord William and Hoggins have any hopes of next year's Drby they must have a dark on by The Sailor Piiuce or Pon-tiac that has not shown up yet. 'There have been this year in England about one hundred and eighty American-bred horses, and niur ty have appeared on the fl tt, represented by men stallions as Order, Iroquois, Sensati in, Rayon d'Or, Midlothian, Sir Modred, Candle-mas, Rey del Rey, Locohatchee, Goldfinch, Hanover. Gol oi Garter, Teany, Dobbins, Long-Taw, Pontiac Whistle Jacket, Salvador, Knight of Ellerslie, Volante, St. Blaise, Hindoo, Star Ruby, Is'ingt n, Riley, Emperor of Norfolk, Saville, Bastetlaw, Darebin, Str"thmore, Top 'Gallint, St. Floiian, Hayden Edwards, Sir Dizoa, Troul-adonr, Watercress, Cavalier, Bob Miles and Lrngfellow. The American contingent have started on the fiat 202 times, have won 37 r-ces, 27 b'ing won by thote horses under Hug-gins. Thybave won altogether S121.39); of this Hoggins' stable has captured $112,095, leaving $9,500 to the remainder of tbe Yankees. "SenBRtion heads the list in the value of wins with 856,000 Tbe Sailor Prince with four winners of $21,550: then Locohatchee. with one winner of $19, 945; Pontiac, with seven winners, S11OC0 "Hcggins keeps winning right along. He is certainly the greatest traiuar in England. He is a master of his calling. Most everyone loses sight of the trainer and gives too much credit to the jockey. Of course, Sloan is a great jrckfy. Tbe condition and success of a horse, however, are due more to the trainer than the jockey. But tbe spectators never tee the trainer, and the jockey is in sight from start to finish, and the people never think that there is any one else connected with the horse. Nevertheless, the man at the head and the one to be praised is the trainer. "The position four jockeys on the horse is worth six pounds in a mile, and ten m a mile and a half over the upright position. You cannot drive it into an English jockey's head that one equal e foot of canvas has less pressure from the wind, which is made by the horse's spted, than to feet of canvas, as a jockey leaning forward presents to the breeze about one-half the sail that he does when sitting bolt up." Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THIS TURF, Barney Schreibor made no mistake when he bought Jinks of Pat Dunne at San Francisco last spring. Jinks' value has been doubled since her full brother, Mesmerist, has developed into tho b st two-year-old of tbe year. Mesm rist is thought to ba another Hamburg by many wll-posted horsemen. If ha should prove to bs as g'Oat a racing tool aa the son cf Hanover Bhowed him-elf to bi in his two aud three-year-old form, Scbrei-ber will have a highly valuable a quUition to his broodmare band in tho colt's full sister. Jiaks promises to win a lot of racf s for Schreibor b fore har racing days are over. She raa third tbe first time she et trted at Sa-atogi and won her next start a few days later. St. Louis Republic. While riding Bloodhound in the Bixth race at the dt. Lonis Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon jockey Geoige Lynch was thrown from his hoisein a collision aud died soon afterward from his injuries. ( Page [1] American Tori Congress Record SUPPLEMENT TO DAILY RACING FORM. ISSUED WEEKLY. "The Record is the Official Organ of the American Turf Congress. Published for the Congress by Daily Racing Form Publishing Company. 134-136 FIFTH AVE., CHICAGO, TXX. Editoe, F. H. Brunell. CHICAGO, ILL., AUGUST 19, 1899. The "Ruled off" List THE "RULED OFF" LIST. There is no authentic list of ruled off owners, trainers, jockeys and horses of the western turf. Such a list is necessary for information and is being carefully made up by Secretary E. C. Hopper for The American Turf Congress Record. Here is a partial list, which will be amended as the officials of the American Turf Congress tracks make their official returns to Secretary Hopper: latonia jockey club. William Brannon, for connection with Polk Badget ringing case. ST. LOUIS JOCKEY CLUB. F. H. Hazenfeld, owner, and horses Alibi, b. g, 8, by Miser Acquital; Biscayne, b. h, 6, by Glenelg Delphine; Catskill, b. c, 4, by Glenelg I Delphine ; Colonel Barrett, b. g, 6, by Rossing- ton Betty Waddell; Lazzara, ch. g, 6, by So-branje Kaskaskia; Merry Nell, br. m, 6, by Darebin La Favorita ; Uncle Eli, 5h. h, 5, by Aintree Quick ; Whiskers, br. g, 6, by Duke of Montrose The Tigress. This is the Little I Am case. Thomas Berry, owner, and horse Clay Poynter G. Holden, jockey, indefinitely suspended and license revoked. PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB. T. H. Cook, owner. J. H. Peters, H. Mc-Mahon, John Welch, J. Burns, B. Sheppard, A. Stanford, steeplechase jockeys. CHICAGO RACING ASSOCIATION. R. F. Meyers and his horses. C. Gray, jockey, suspended indefinitely and license revoked. Wm. DeLong, jockey, ruled off for offering bribe. LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB. W. Gallagher, owner, and horse Patroon, b. c, 4, by Patron Madie. DETROIT JOCKEY CLUB. J. M. Cooper, alias "Bozeman." HARLEM JOCKEY CLUB. Sept. 30, 1898 J. Horton, John Kinney, jockeys, ruled off. July E, 1899 W. H. Snearly, trainer, suspended and recommended that license committee revoke license. HAWTHORNE (CHICAGO RACING 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. Ryan, F E. De Roo, J. B. Gregg and Ji G. Gain, owners, ruled off. 1898 R. F. Myers, owner and trainer, ruled off. Allen Nixon and A. Johnson, jockeys, ruled off. 1893 J. Ransom, B. White, W. Harris, jockeys, suspended. 1898 A. Eggerson, J. McDonald, jockeys, suspended. 1899 T. McNickle, C. Milton, jockeys, suspended. Horses Ruled Off (Chicago Racing Association.) 1893 Packhorso, by Storey Lass of Ayr; Sleepy Cap, by Tim Murphy dam unknown; Birdie M., by Penn Bass Tipperary Girl; Sea-light, by Penn Bass Minuet ; Lena Leoto, by Alto dam by Stockwell; Aucile, alias Dan Kurtz, by Ansol Isabel. 189S Tusculum, by Bern Strome Crafen; Filibuster, by Longside3 Little Mollie; Obstinate Simon, by Simon Magnus Persistence ; Board Marker, by Falsetto Rebollis; Frank Stanton, by Jils Johnson Trousseau ; Getabout, by TeutonGadabout; Dayton Star, by Day Star-Miss McGregor; Sun Bonnet, by Eberlee Blue Bonnet; Immense, by Himyar Rhoda. THE MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB. W. Hogan, steeplechase jockey, indefinitely suspended; J. Street; jockey, and R. Doty, foreman, ruled off. CINCINNATI JOCKEY CLUB. M. Coughlin, owner and trainer, ruled off. C. A. JUchcreek, trainer, indefinitely suspended. Baldur, ch. g, by Punster Coots, ruled off. E. C. Hopper, Secretary. The American Turf Congress THE KHERIOTN TURh CONGRESS, P resident S. R. Montgomery, Memphis, Tenn "Vice-President Robert Aull, St. Louis, Mo. Treasurer O. L. Bradley, Lexington, Ky. Secretary E. C- Hopper, 235 Court Avenue, Covington, Ky. AMERICAN TURF CONGRESS .MEMBERS. Kentucky Association, of .Lexingjton, Ky. New Louisville Jockey Club, of Louisville, Ky. Latonia Jockey Club, of Covington, Ky. St. Louis Jockey Club, of St. Louis, Mo. Tennessee Breeders Association, of Nashville, Tenn. New Memphis Jockey Club, of Memphis, Tenn. Arkansas Jockey Club, of Little -Rock, Ark. Cincinnati Live Stock and Driving Park Co., of Cincinnati, O. New Louisiana Jockey Club, of New Orleans, La. Pacific Coast Jockey Club, of San Francisco, Cal. Queen City Jockey Club, of Newport, Ky. Washington Park Club, of Chicago, 111. Chicago Racing Association, of Chicago, 111. Highland Park Club, of Detroit, Mich. Harlem Jockey Club, of Chicago, HI. Committee on Appeals. E. F. Clay, Paris, Ky. Gen. W. H. Jackson, Nashville, Tenn. George G. Perkins, Covington, Ky. Committee on Licenses. Jos. A. Murphy, St. Louis Fair Association, St. Louis, Mo. Jab. H. Rees, Memphis, Tenn. E. C. Hopper, Covington, Ky. Committee on Bales. Job. A. Murphy, St. Louis Fair Association, St. Louis, Mo. L. P. Tarlton, Frankfort, Ky. E. C. Hopper, Covington, Ky. WASHINGTON PARK CLUB. ' President George Henry Wheeler. First Vice-President Samuel W. Allertoi-Second Vice-President Henry J. Macfar-land. Third Vice-President Charles D. Hahtll. Fourth Vice-President George E. P. Dodge Treasurer John R. Walsh. Secretary James Howard. Wellington Hotel, Chicago, HI Racing Stewards 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 aro.ox-ollicic members. NEW MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB. President S. R. Montgomery. First Vice-President F. G. Jones. Second Vice-President Napoleon Hill, Third Vice-President R. B. Snowden. Fourth Vice-President O. H. P. Piper. Treasurer John M. Peters. Secretary M. N. Macfarlan. Room No. 2, Cotton Exchange Building. Executive Committee A. S. Caldwell, George Arnold, C. C. Cowan, Dr. Kennedy Jones S. R. Montgomery, ox-officio. HIGHLAND PARK JOCKEY CLUB President Merrill B. Mills. Vice-President John W. Price. Treasurer George M. Hendrte. Secretary Walter O. Parmer. Detroit, Micb Executive Committee George M. Hendrie John W. Price, Walter O. Parmer. QUEEN CITY JOCKEY CLUB. (Wilders, Newport, Ky.) President R. W. Nelson. Vice-President and General Manager F. F. Fowler. Treasurer Frank P Helm. Secretary J G. Hanly. Assistant Secretary Roger Sullivan. York and Southgate Streets, Newport, Ky NEW LOUISYILLE JOCKEY CLUB. President W. F. Schulte. Vice-President W. E. Applegate. Treasurer Charles Bollinger. Secretary Charles F. Price. Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, Ky PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB. President S. N. Androus. Vice-President Henry J. Crocker Secretary F. H. Green. Palace Hotel, Parlor A, San Francisco, Cal ST. LOUIS FAIR ASSOCIATION. President Robert Aull. Treasurer W. M. Lockwood. Secretary Joseph A. Murphy. Fair Grounds, St. Louis, Mo. LATONIA JOCKEY CLUB. Prebident John C. Sherlock. Secretary Edward C. Hopper, 235 Court Avenue, Covington, Ky. KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION. President Col. M. M. Young. Secretary C. F. McMeekin. Lexington, Ky. ARKANSAS JOCKEY CLUB. President S. M. Appeeson. Secretary Joseph E. Martin. Little Rock, Ark. HARLEM JOCKEY CLUB. Presiding Judge Col. A. W. Hamilton. Starter Richard Dwyer. Secretary M. Nathanson. Room 1, 130 Adams Street, Chicago, HI. CHICAGO RACING ASSOCIATION. President Ed. Corrigan. Vice-President James M. Davis. Secretary Harry Kuhl. Chicago, 111. CRESCENT CITY JOCKEY CLUB. President and General Manager C. S. Bubh Secretary Sheridan Clark. 735 Gravier Street, New Orleans, La. TENNESSEE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION. President V. L. Kiekman. Secretary J. W. Russwurm. Nashville, Tenn. Board of Directors May Overton, Andrew Marshall, A. H. Robinson, V. L. Kirkman, J. W. Russwurm. List of Licensed Trainers LIST OF LICENSED TRAINERS. The following named persons have beea granted trainers' licenses for the year 1899: A. Atchinson, Walter, Adkins, John, Arthur, James, Arthur, Frank, Aiken, J. F., Ackerman, L., Ahearn, Patrick, Accey, Irven, Avis, Henry, Allen, Dudley, B. Brown, John, Batcholer, 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 Black, George Baird, W. M., Blum, E. C, Boyd, J. H., Bryson, J., Brown, W. S., Burns, John, Bronaugh, R. H., Burton, J. H., Bull, William, Briggs, Alex., Bender, S. S., Barrow, C. M., Blackburn, T. H., Brewster, E., Brengman, Joseph, Blackburn, Hamilton, Bruce, James, Brannon, J. S., Bondy. Henry, Brown, Ed., Brown, Joseph, Brown, H. H., Brownlow, J. B. F., Boyd, J., Brown, E. C, Baker, H. R., Baird, W. B., Bottom, A. D., Bradley, James. Booker, J. C, Bennett, W. A., Boardman, O. W., Brazier, George, Becker, P., Blakely, A. G., C. Carfield, W., Conrads, A., Curry, Gil., Christy, J. D., Combs, J. H., Charles, S. J., Cottingham. M., Cole, B. L., Catanzaro, J., Congdon, W., Corbin, T. T.,, Collins,,Roboift,.-, Cleveland, W. K., Cadwallader, Geor Cooper, R. C, Colston, R. Jr., Cantrell, J. M., Cahn, A., Cahn, J. C, Cady, Mike. Cooper, F. W., Crane, W. C. Carter, J. V., Clay, J. T., Cotton, W. E., Carroll, William CushimgJ. E., Conroy, M . Cotton, H. A., Civill, P. M Conraw, W. v., Clickener, Charles, Christy, W. C, Cook, I., Collins, Ed, Clute, M. E., Carmack, W. H., Curl, James, Curtis, G. W., Christy, Lee, Cox, Ira, Carroll, John, Corrigan, E., Covington, George, D. Danaher, M". T., Dickson, William, Donohue, W. J., Dickie, Charles. Dair, W. F., DeWitt, C, DeVerne, David, Dales, Henry, Dowell, John, Devlin, M. L., Davis, Crit, Dolan, J. F., Durham,!!. B., Dickerson, C. L.t Darden.W. W., Dearing, J. D., Davis, J. F., Demoss, R. E., Dawson, Jack, Desha, Hume, Dieboll, C. H., Dowd, J., Duffy, T. R., Dukes, C. A., Davis, T. E., Deatherage. M., Duffy, W.K., Davis, W.H., Dunne, P., Doss, F. W., E. Eilks.'E., Eggleston, Uriah, Evans, T. T., Egbart, Paul, Ervin, Bud, Everman, James. Earnshaw, J. B., Ezell, L. H., F. Frazee, L. D., Fleming, James, Fessenden, W. C, Fitzgerald. Edward- Frisbie. Frank, Forbes, George, Foreman, J. W Forsytho, R. B., Fleming, Peter J., Fisher, F. M., 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., Faut, C. V., Foster, A. J., Ferris, J. C. Fawcett, W. W., Fuller, J. W., G. Gass, James, 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. (X, Garety, Michael, Guyman, H.. Griffin, W. R., Gardner-William Goebel, P. J., Gibson, Hart, J., Gardner, Frank E., Griffin, James, Gibbons, J. E., Givens, J. B.. Gay, T. A., Grassmuck, H.; Grape, Paul E. E., Goodwin, A. BM II. Huffman, J ohn, Hughes. V.. Hogan, Michael, Hefter, W. I., Hums, Thomas, Hutchinson, W. C, Henderson, W. V., Howell, J. W., Hickok, F. H., Herman, John, Hill, Dillard, Hannagan, John, Henderson, S. Miller, Hopkins, W. J., Headley,E. C., Hughes, J. Tandy, Ham, William, Hatchett, A., Hand, J. K., Hayes, W. M., Hayes, T. P., Hennessey, G. B., Hall, Eugene, Hyland, Thomas, Hedges, W. M., Harding, E., Hennessy, E. M., Hathaway, George, Hayes, Joseph, Hughes, S. K., Hand, J. M., Hibberd, Fred L., Harrington, John, Hart, Lawrence, I. Irvin, Thomas, J. Johnson, Thomas, Jordan, Eli, Joplin, Wayne, Johnson, C. A., Jones, Paul, Johnson, J. A., Johnson, J. W., Jordan, W. J., Jordan, M.. Jennings, W. B.," K. Kelsey, C. O., King, Tardy, Keene, J. O.. Kane. William, Keegan, P. H., Kelly, P. T., Kelly, D. W., Kuntz, M. L., Kiley, Thomas, Kyle, John, Kincy, R. M., Kirby, Frank, Kavanaugh, M., Keefe, James, Kuhs, C. J., Kelly, George D., Kelly, Frank, Kittleman, F. J., L. Laird, W. S., Leigh, F.. Lancaster, J. S., Louden, Mack, Lynch. J., Lewis, I., Licalzl,T.. Lister, W. W., Leonard, E., Laswell, William, Louis, F., " Leighton, C, - Leary, D. J., Lyles, W. W., Loftus, P. J.. Lamasney, Dan, Landsberg, E., Leach, George, 31. McDaniel, H., McConnell, E. T., McPherson, John, McCafferty, Charle3, McMillan, J. D., McAvoy, J. H., McCarthy, J. F., McLaughlin, A. B., McKinley, J. W., McKinney. W. F., McCafferty, A. C, McCue, W. W., McNaughton, James, McHalo, T. J., Miller, J. J., Missud, Alfred, Mahone, C. E., Macheca-J. R., MaloneP. J., Morgan, H., Miller, D. B., Mayberry, John, Marklein, J. J., Miles, Thomas, Miles, P. J., Meehan, J. P., Moon, Edward, Maddox, B. E., Marks, R. W., Murkett, A., 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., Monalian, Thomas, Martin, Branch, Marmion, M. J., Morse, M. T., Murphy, J. E. Malouey, John, Martin, Chris., Martin, M. F., Mitfor, G. M., " Miller, W. W., Meyers, Frank J., Moreland, G. B., Midgely, Frank, Miller, Robert, Maynard, Charles, Mengel, J. T., Marion, Low, Murphy, J. Mf, Murphy, J. E., Moshier, F. C, Miller, G. W., Myers, W. G., .Morris, W. C, Miller, James, McFarlan, W. P., McDonald, J. E., McCranor, John, McQuaid, J. H., McVey, H. C, Melbuscli, Jacob, McCarron, IL, Martin, George, McHugh, J. H., McDonald, P., X. Neal, John, Nay lor, John, Nepper, Thomas, Newman. John, Newsom.A. G., Nuckols,' H. C, .Norton , F. L., Nolan, William, 0. 'O'Connor, Walter, Oliver, W. L., O'Neall, J. W., Odom, Alex., Oots, H. F., P. Pierce, H. T., Patterson, Kimball, Pierce, C. C, Paull, Lee, Phair, Charles, Powers, John, Patterson, C. E., Poole, G. W., Proctor,: Thomas, Parker, E.E., B. Batledge, W. J., Robinson, H., Eedfield, J. L., Roller, W. H., Rice, J.v Rowe, Charles, Riddle, H Rome, R., Rector, Frank, Reid, C. B., Rohn, J. F., Ratterman, W. B., Respass, Jerome, Robinson, W. H Bold, Fred, Rodegap, John, Rogers, W. M., Rogers, E. E., Rutledge, A., Rybum, Frank, Roseberry, S. A., Redfern, W. W., Roach, Patrick, Robertson, James, Ray, CO., Redmon, J. K., Randall, W. D., Ryan, T. H., Ryan, P., S. 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. Dy Steele, W. J., Stewart, J. E., Sweeney, Ed, Stewart, J. T., Stevens, J. 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, Jibn, Sexton, S. M., Strode, James, Scales, W. J., 'Sayers, Thomas, Smith, J. T., Stubbs, Edward, Snider, Harry, Skaggs, J. A., Sanders, C. F., Shields, A., Smith, Doll, T. 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., Thornton, J. A., Tucker, J. C, Tomlinson, Patrick, Thompson, I. G., Turner, Lee, Troxler, J., Tinley, John, Thomas, L. C, Taylor, F. M., T. Van Meter, F. B Varwig, H., Vincent. Benjamin, Vestal, Charles, Vance, John, Vitatoe, Joseph, W. 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. Cv, Jr., Ward, J. S., Watkins, Hugh, Wilson, R. C, Warder, J. E., Wright, W. A., Wallace, W. M., Walker, William, Whitman, C, Williams, Scott, Webb, W. S., Wood, F. T., Witherspoon, J. H., WaUace, A. J., Woodard, W. T., Jr., Williams, L. S Weir. P. T., Weston, A. G., Williams, A. G., Wright, E., Williams, R. D. Withers, George, T. Yelverton, G. W., Young, J. H York, C, Z. Zimmer, A. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. "VOL. I. SUPPLEMENT TO DAILY RACING FORM. CHICAGO, ILL., SATURDAY, ADGDST 19, 1899. STO. 34. Page [2] DAILY RACING FOKM AND iMERICAN TDRF CONGRESS RECORD. ISSUED EVERY DAY. 4aily reflection of the American Turf by ta)srapli. OFFICIAL OEQAN OF THE AMERICAN TDBF OONGEESB. 9i2Y BACING gQBM PUBLISHING 5a EDITOB, F. H. BKUNEIili. AB800IATE Editoe, C. C. Bn.Br. 115-126 FIF1B AyEKOE, CHICAGO, ILL COPYRIGHTED. Wm. sred according to act of Congress , In the year XSS9, by Frank H. BrunoU,in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C, 13 B A. 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Orders for advertisements can be left at the ft. Louis office for telegraphic transmission. CINNIh'NATI OFFICE 408-410 Vine Street. J, B. Hawley, Agent. On Sale &t Noon. DETBOIT OFFICE 34 LaFayette Avenue. Heath &. Boney, Agents. On Sale at 9 :00 A.M. MEMPHIS, TENN.: B. M. Mansford Co. Olark & Bros. AT MILWAUKEE, WIS.: Plankinton Hotel News Stand, Pflster Hotel News Stand. Archie Hoffman. 263 Milwaukee Street. iT TOBONTO, ONT.: 3, D. McSweeney, Palmer House, AT BUFFALO, N. Y.: New Tifft House. AT INDIANAPOLIS. IND.: J. DouglaBB, 17 Illinois Street, AT NASHVILLE, TENN.: Duncan Hotel. AT DENVEB, COL.: , Hamilton &. Kendrick, 9CC-912 17th Street. A.T KANSAS CITY, MO.: Bickseckor Cigar and Nows Co., n Bth ana Walnut StreetB. AT NEW OELEAN8, LA.: H. J, Hollo, 641 Commercial Pltco. 4.T BAN FBANCI8CO: Foster & Orear, Markot Street, Ferry haw Stand. fcT HOT BPBING8, ABK.: ?, C. Boving, 418 Central Avenue. 11 BUTTE, MONT.: Sfeefo Bros.. Post Office News Stand.. CHICAGO, ILL., AUGUST 19, 1899. Principal Foreign Events PRINCIPAL FOREIGN EVENTS. Doncaster St. Leger Sept. 6 Jockey Club Stakes ($50.000) Bept. 28 Cesarewitcb Oct. 11 Middle Park Plate Oct. 13 Dewhurst Plate Oct. 25 Cambridgeshire Oct. 26 Manchester November Handicap Nov. 25 i;lly Racing Form In 8an ifranclaco. Beadors of Dailt Bacing Form in Ban Fran iieo can get the paper regularly from Foster & Graar, Ferry Building, foot cf Market Btroet JULY EORftl BOKS ARE READY. The paper and leather covered volumes oi Monthly Bacing Form, containing all the charts from June 30 to July 31, inclusive, are ready for delivery. In paper, $1; in leather. $1 50. The book is a large ono and the Btipply limited. RACE TRACK INFORMATION BUREAU SUITE 500. 203 DniARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.. $i oo DAILY. $4.00 WEEKLY. SPFCIAL POINTEBS on Hawthorn, High-land Park, St. Lonis and Saratoga racetracks. We only advise two or three daily ad spoon--lators can surely win nine days oat of ten following us. We positively sand no dead onea. Saturday another swet ono at 8 to 1. Telegraphed anywhere at 9:30 a.m. BIG SALE OF YEARLINGS AND HORSES IN TRAINING. Monday evening, August 21, promptly at 7:30,. at Union Stock Yards, seventy-live yearling colts and fillies, thj proporty of BunDymede, Spendthrift, Hartlacd, Leanstns, Faustiana aLd Melbourne Studs and several individual ownaro, will b3 sold. Those yearlings comprise-scme of the best from these representative Kentucky and Mis-ouri breeders, and include brothers and sisters to many first-class turf performers. The list of relations is too long to enumerate here, but catalogues can be had by addressing Woodard & Shanklin, Lexington, Ky., under whose management the sale will beheld. The sale will continue Tuesday evening, Augnbt 22, at same place, when a number oF first class horses in training and some additional yearlings, the property of prominent Kentucky and Tennessee breeders will be sold. MF. BELMONT, Itelmont Turf Advisory Bureau. 502,31 Quincy Street, Chicago, 111. Dear Sir: TodBy you sent me six winners out of a. po?fiblo seven. Also fiv? hors-s for place, all of which ran second. Jinks, 6 to 1 ; Sakhrat 8 to 1; Monnd City, 2 to 1; Thriva, 3 to 5? Crocket, won, ovods; Serrano, 8 to 5. Place hors s were: Apple J3ck, 2 to 1: Mizpah, 4 to 5$ Firearm, out: Annie Olddeld, 4 to 1; Dram-bnrg, 3io 1 eleven out of a poisiblo twelve sent. You cannot be beat on handicapping You can use my nime on above elegant work. Yonra sncerly. A E A NT IS DEI.. The Dm can, Nashville, Tenn, HERE ARE THE WINNERS Onr Hawthorne customers received Friday: AZUA, 10 to 1 won. FAIB DECEIVES. 9 to 5 won. MONTANU3,evns. won-We alfo sunt our clients BRIGADE. 2 to 1 oa; WOLHUR3T, 3tol von: MISS BRAMBLE, 7 to i won: STELLA BEBKLEY, evens, run second. Monday at Harlem we will have th" b st thine1 of the f oison, and will b9 at nice-crmfortabln odds. Mail orders t lgraphed by 10:30 a m. Term- S5.00 we kly; $1 00 daily. Chicago Turf advisory Co., Room 7C7, 825 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Another Star Day. FOUR WINNERS OUT OF FIYE. And two races, the fifth and sixth race; at Hawthorne, finished one, two, three in the manner that they wore de ignatedin our handicap and information sheet. Our specials sent in our teleg'ams to onr numerous clients were 15 W1NNEE3, 1 SECOND AND 2 LOSEK8, Our information ana le egrams ready for our patrons by 11 a.m. $10.00 for sir dsyp' election?, ccmecuiively or in succession. (Send 2: cents for booklet). The National Turf Investment Co., Suite 605, 10? Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. AUCTION SALE I HAWTHORNE RACETRACK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 18!$ PRINCE BLAZES, CHABMANTE, CRYSTAL DOME, WABM BABY. CAPTAIN TODD AND OTHERS. TROPE aTr OF SLOAN & HURST Leigh's Portable Stalls. Cheap, Safe, Sensible, Comfortable. OWNERS wit?i "Leigh's 1 PatentVortabBtafl. adjustable to any car, thus securin K-JnrmA tTL", j E85 SSS?0 y absolute safety to your horses whil t fefc3 Bi fl I g gas Pity V in transit without additional cost t ifa,E3 IctU jj lj 5rff E3 Ri'lili ? the shippers, as oxpresB companie ires)35t5) Ksr Ui gj 8 ill tttT I'lilii & furnish themfreoof cost to yon w.js3 fmljlf "j jjl'T3' ll'll ' I minutes for any number of horses t- jpTmr-MjJC 24 in double door baggage car. Ei P. Sj Lwk- L,r .JEmacrj , riress companion can procure thee . pffitf gP s jj THOS." McFADDBN, Agi bS pf 3 628-833-332 Saat V rout Sires, i , i 07 PjJ, ' f m Hawthorne Form HAWTOORNE FOtiM. The form of Saturday's Hawthorne fields is : First Bace Alice B., Miss Stanton, Long Dandy. Second Bace May Beach, Bonneville, Our Gettie Th'rd Bace Owyhee, Edith K'ine.Cbeoaeinite. Fourth Bace Boanerges, Chf nier, Gypceiver. Fifth B ce Plantain, Harry Nutter, Cn e3us. Sixth Bace Unsightly, Me -ito, Clara Wcoley Hawthorne Entries HAWTHORN K ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Belling. I Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. I 13815 Nokomo 110 680 14021 Clarence T 110 675 H05S5 Cn cas .. 110 670 14038 Maryland Beserve 107 655 Bnb L ght, b. c, by Scorpion Roily 3olly 107 13978 Calbonrue 107 665 14C90 Hold p 107 685 13?84Abosve 107 675 13978 St Frarcic 107 670 13772 Lonw Dandy 107 .680 14038 Alire B 105 700 107U Amelia T 105 650 1C38 Pigit.. 105 - 680 14090 M es Stanton 105 690 14021 Stella 105 670 14021 Duty 105 680 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances, fad. Horses Age Wt. Hdcr. (14058)Benneville 4.. ..115 740 14C58 ai ova 4.. ..Ill 700 140583nUr GerHe 4.. ..108 745 139"1 E-ft.er Card 3. ...102 685 8128 fa riF 5.. ..102 655 14116 Go bel 3.. ..100 700 (14116) VI y Bach 3.... 97 750 13589 Fantasy.... , 3.... 95 650 Third Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-oldB. Selling. 1411930wybee 110 700 9580 Frnk Ireland.... 110 660 14082B own Dick 107 670 140383DCFive 107 665 13586 Rosolia 105 665 14085 Edith Kline 105 690 9511 Buen a Ventura 105 675 13978 Bmlet 105 675 14085 Cheesemite 105 685 13978 Ne'tle 105 625 14(i38 N'llie Fonso 105 670 12216 Flirtation 105 655 9656 Falomacita .'....105 680 Fourth Race Full Course. Steeplechase. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (14024) Boanerges 5.. ..168 . 650 (14089)Ctenier 4. ...158 640 139932My Valeotine 4. ...140 625 140892Qyrceiv r 4. ...135 630 140893riifion B 4... .129 615 14024 Princess Murphy 3. ...125 625 Fiftb Race 1 1-2 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 14087 Donation 6.. ..105 685 14C872Pan Charm 4. ...105 695 140883Harry Nutter 3.. ..104 715 (14087) lantain 4. ...104 725 14087 Croe3UB 5. ...104 705 14087 Fatherland 3.... 94 700 Sixth Race 1 Mile. 2-year-oldB. Selling. (14039)Unsightly Ill 700 139823 VI ei ito 107 685 140423F'orizar 106 665 12520 Broxbonrne 105 600 140863 lara Wooley 103 680 14115 Mission 103 660 14115 Tommy O'Brien 103 665 14055 Wasauta 101 655 13979 RavMiswood 100 640 14055 MjrtleGebaur 110 650 Highland Park Form HIGHLAND PARK FORM. Detroit, Mich., Angnst 18. The form of Saturday's Highland PaikfloldBis: First Bace Satinwood, Sallie J., Kalmia. Second Baco Praetorian, Owensboro, J. Lucille. Third Kacc King Carnival, Bona Campboll, Tip Gallant. Fonitti Race Coralis, Santello, Beguilo. Fifth Bace Princ9 Plausible, Wordsworth, Dono. Sixth Race Flop, Bmlare, Our Lizzie. SaventbBac Bellamy, Frod Perkins, Nobilis. Highland Park Entries , HIGH LAND PARK. ENTRIES. J Probabilities: Weather cloar; track fast. First Race 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. HorBBB Age Wt. tidcu. 140763Kalmia 5.... 107 685 I 13608 Intorferpr 3. ...105 675 l?6513Stinwood 3.. ..102 700 13914 Lovice 4... 102 680 12934 Churley Ramsey 3. ...102 6?0 l40722Sallie J 3. ...100 690 13985 Oor Lida 3....K0 670 14080 Frod Pope 3.... 97 645 13965 Pro ner 3.... 97 625 13670 Y'una' Bel 3.... 97 665 13608 Jim Lick 3.... 97 660 14032 May Droit 3.... 93 655 Second Race 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. 1260 Praetorian 108 700 13999 Onensb ro 106 690 13331 Mmoj?hhn 103 650 14075 Talma 103 6f0 12878 Lit oto I....103 670 140733J. Lucille 102 685 (14109) ri"o 101 675 140792 Jo M F rlanrt ioo 665 140 5 Lizzie Mr-f'artby 98 660 14083 Haivist Qaeen 98 ....640 Third Race I 1-4 Miles. The Michigan Stakes, Value $1,000. 3-yoar-olds. Allowances. (140S0)Oak Maid 120 680 (3925)TiDG lart 105 685 14080 King Carnival 105 7(0 13816 Simeon 102 675 13989 Bona Campbell 100 690 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. All ages. Allowances. 13993 Beguile 4.... 110 685 14113 Priuce of India 5.. ..105 670 14C84 Dave Waldo 4.... 105 685 (14076)Coralis 4.. ..105 700 14078 Frank Nichols 5.. ..102 660 140772Haptburg 3.... 98 680 14072 Santello 3.... 98 690 140273Aurea 2.... 98 675 Fifth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 14078? John Boone 6 .... 107 680 13987 Ode 4. ...105 665 14078 Puncher 4.. ..104 650 14113 Nekarnis 4 ...104 670 14031 Wordsworth 5.. ..104 690 12546 Fey Salazar 4. ...104 685 14001 Prince Plausible 3.... 103 710 l40013Junaetta 3.. ..101 660 13986 Be b Salter 3. ...100 610 14032 B George 3. ...100 673 14112 My.uotis 3.... 98 670 140323Done 3.... 98 685 13333 Hat Wilson 3.... 95 655 Sixth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 135262Flop 4.... 110 700 (14049)B)1 Pnnch 4.. ..110 670 (13742)Onr L zzie 4....108 ......690 10318 Travis 6. ...107 650 (l4078)Anuie Lauretta 4.. ..105 685 140'4 Eleabor-Hclmes........ 4.. ..105 ......675 140842Violent 4. ...105 680 140J43Brul re 4.. ..105 695 141133LU ation 4.. ..104 680 140532B. b Leach 5.. ..101 670 14054 Elano 7. ...104 610 138483Colonel Cluke 3.. ..103 665 Seventh Race 1 1-4 Miles. Over 5 hurdles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 14002 Bo?ebery 5.. ..156 660 14108 Alamo 7. ...144 655 13850 Old Tarr 5.. ..143 650 13299 Nobilis 5.... 143 665 13965 Litile Bramble 6. ...143 640 14108 Bellamy 4.. ..138 675 14002 Fied Perkins 3.... 129 670 Page [2] List of Licensed Jockeys LIST OP LICENSED JOCKEYS. The following named persons have been granted Jockey licenses for the year 1899 : A. Adams,' Joseph, Aker, Charles, B. Burris, C. N Ball, Frank, Bedenbender, Ed., Broschart, Joseph, ButJer, Henry, Bradford, J. Jr., Brendle, John, Bisping, T., Brown, Lee, Burns, Robert, Burrell, Peter, Barnes, W., Ballinger, Avery, Britton, T. M., Booker, Charles, Bloss, W., Boland, J., Brophy, Richard, Brown, J., Burns Thomas, Bullman, J. J., " Boyd, J., Beauchamp, William, Bassinger, Irving, Bennett, F., Bozeman, James, C. Carter, J. J., Caddy, Harry, Carter, W. A., Cogswell, Spencer, Crutchville, William, Castro, Q., ConnellyJames, Conley, Jesse, Cassidy, Soy, Caywood, W., Clay, Peter, Clerico, John, Cairns, Eobert, Cowman, Frank, Combs, C, Crowhurst, Bichard, Coy lie, John, Cummings, W. H., Cunningham, John, Cooper-. Siney,- 1 Coburn, William, Clark, John, Cole, Charles C, D. Dominick, Eddie, Dorsey, Arthur, Dowell, Joseph, Duffy, J. R., Dunn, M.j Dupee-James, Dingley, W. P., Dean, W., Daly, J., DuganjJohn, Doane, F. S., Daily, Frank, Devin, F., E. Everett, J. H., Easley, Tom, Ellison, George, Ellis, E., P. Franklin, R., Freeman, J. H., Fogg, Ira, Frazee, J. A., Frost, W Flick, Robert, Foucon, E., Frawley, George, Flick, G. F., G. Givens, Frank, Gormley, James, Givens, Fred, Graham, Charles, Gilmore, R. J., Gisbdurne, F., Gray, L., Gray, C. R., Guitiers, M., Gatewood, John, Gordon, J., Glover, Thomas F., H. 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, Higgins, J. J., Hennessy, Michael, Harshberger, J. W., Higgins, E. T., Hothersall, J. W., Holden, George, Henry, David, Hahn, J., Holmes, W., Hothersall, Hoyt, L. G., HouckCharles, Hendricks, E. C, Head, Richard, Huffman, J. W., Harrington, Daniel, Hinkey, F; T.. Hicks, Jasper, Hopkins, Michael, Hanna, Robert, Hall, M., I. Irvin, J. H., Irven, J. E., J. Jones, Willie, Johnson, C, Johnson, S., Jordan, Philip, James, Elmer, Jackson, Lee, Jones, Eddie, K. Knapp,JB., Kane, Tony, Keenan. Joseph, Kendrick, W., Kidd, Charles, Kelly, J., Kitley, T., Kuhn, Charles, Kiley, Walter, Kerin, Joseph, Kelly, Michael, Kenney, Mike, Knight, T., Kelly, A., L.; LoullierJ., Lew, Charles, Landry, F., Lamley, John, Lawless, Frank, Lendrum, B. G., Lines, C., Lynch, John, LittleHeld, F., Lenhart, Charles, Lowe, C. M., Livermore, Josoph, Lambertson, S. M., M. Martin, W. H Morgan, Kelly, 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, J. J., McCann, James, McKinney, Thomas, McKeand, Elmer, McLouden, H., Murphy, C, Morrisou, Albert, Melton, C. N., Mayberry, Hal., McDowell, Charles, Mclntyre, ., Martin, W., Matthews, Jesse, Martin, Henry, Morris, Thomas, Montgomery, C, Murphy, P., Martin, O., Morse, Q. E., McQuade, John, Mclntyre, C. J., Morrison, John, McClusky, G. A., X. Narvaez, W., Narvaez, R., Nutt, William, Neal, G., 0. Overton, W. F., O'Brien, Lawrence, Odom, George, O'Leary, Frank, O'Connor, W., P. Patton, George, Patterson, H., Pierce, George, Penn, William, Peterman, S., Porretto, Albert, Porter, V., . Powers, Thomas, Powell, I., Piggott, Joseph, Quinn, Jo, R. Rutter, Frank, Rebo, R. My Rietz, Alexander, Rigby, W. J., Rigby, B., Ross, E., Reiff , J., Romero, Rafael, Rymal, Harry, Royce, Everett, Riley, C. R., Rose. L., Rold, Othy, Roullier, C, Rauch, J., Rathbone, R. R., S. Shaw, William, Stewart. W., Silvers, B. Shore, W. A., Shannon, Mike, Sherer, Edward, Sweeney, W. H., Scovill, F., Sutherland, H., Seaton, Hezekiah, Slack, John, Songer, A., Southard-Edward, Stevens, G., Shepard, B., Sloan, Cass., Spencer, Henry, Shields, John, Scherrer, Joseph, Shields, Henry, Stimpson, Earl, Snider, George, Smith, Raymond, Sheppard, Baymond, Schmitz, L., Strode, J. MM Stockwell, H. M., Staohope, Frank,. T. Tubervillo, Frank, Turner, Nash, Thorpe, C. A., Tanner, George, Tally, Henry, Tabor, J., Taylor.W., Taylor, S., Tully, Edward, Thompson, J. C, Taylor, G. E., Trotter, Virgil, Trimletts, Thomas," Thompson, F., U. Utter, L. M., Vandusen, Charles, Vitatoe, Henry, Van Camp, Q., 1Y. Wilkins, John, Wedderstrand, C, Walker, T. J., Winkfield, King, Wooster, Allie, Weaver, Charles, Washington, William, Washbore, A. H., Williams, Harry, Ward, H. Watson, William, Woods, J., Williams, W., Weber, J., Wood, William, Wilson, William, Y. Young, Joseph, To ride for his stable only. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. List of Licenses Refused LIST OF LICENSES REFUSED. The following named persons have been re fused Jockey licenses for the year 1899: Blake, W., H., Hannawalt, George Clay, Calvin, Sullivan, B. S Smith, L., Burns, J. J., Combs, C. Stoval, John, E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. The following named persons have been refused Trainer's licenses for the year 1899 : Oppenheimer, F. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. California J. C. Rulings Ca'ifoniia J. C. llalings. Mr. Robert B. Milroy has forwarded to Sec-re' ary Hopper the following list of persons ruled off or suspended by the California Jockey Club of which Mr. Milroy is secretary. The California Jockey Club is not a member of the American Turf Congress, but by reciprocal agreement its rulings are respected and given full effect on Turf Congress tracks. . The list is here published for the information of the officials of organizations belonging to the American Turf Congress : . San Fk.cC!&co, Cal., August 3, 1S99. E. C. Hopper, Esq. Secretary, Covington, ivy. : . The following rulings are in force with the California Jockey Club : H. R. Hill, trainer and jockey, ruled off; Andv Davis, trainer, ruled off; W. Willis, owner, ruled off; J. Garrison, jockey, ruled off; J. Johnson, jockey, ruled off ; .Goodman, jockey, (colored), ruled off; Mayer, jockey, ruled off; A. Heinrichs, jockey, ruled off ; J. Chorn, jockey, (colored), ruled off; H. Chevalier, jockey, ruled off ; Dow Williams, trainer, (colored), ruled off; M. Fell, jockey, suspended indefinitely; Cleveland, jockey, suspended indefinitely ; Wallace, jockey, suspended indefinitely; A. Williams, jockey, suspended indefinitely ; Regan, jockey, suspended indefinitely ; Ollie Johnson, trainer, ruled off; H. Wise, owner, ruled off; Al Goodin, trainer, ruled off ; Sea Nichols, jockey, warned off; Sandy McNaughton, owner and trainer warned off; Enos, jockey, suspended indefinitely; Glenn, jockey, suspended indefinitely; Charles E. Murray, trainer, ruled off ; P. Sullivan, jockey, suspended indefinitelv ; "Vicks-burg"Wood, tout, ruled off; H. (Moose) Taylor, ex-jockey, ruled off; B. Gouin, jockey, suspended indefinitely; Ellis, jockey, suspended indefinitely; C. Sloan, jockey, suspendod indefinitely; W. H. Martin, jockev, suspended indefinitely. R. B. Mileoy, Secretary. Persons Ruled Off PERSONS RULED OFF. Covington, Kt., July 19, 1899. Find below corrected list of ruled off, suspended and expelled persons from the Pacific Coast Jockey Club: J. Burns, B. Sheppard, A. Stanford and John Coyle, jockeys, ruled off. R Cairns, J. Wilkins and Doc Tuberville, jockeys, indefinitely suspended. H. Cooper, owner; A. Nickells and F. E. Mul-holland, trainers, expelled. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Ky., July 25, 1899. The following persons have been ruled off and suspended by the St. Louis Fair Association: 1897 C. Johnson, jockey, Dick Young, Bradford Blevins, Jerry Downing, trainer, ruled off. Dr. C. S. Herbert (alias) J. C. Davis and O. A. Arthur, trainor, and H. L. Wasson, agent, account, Little I Am ringing case. 1898 The following jockeys wore indefinitely suspended : A. Warren, C. Clay, Tip Leigh, J. Snell, O. L. Elliott and Archie Mclntyre, the latter suspended for all but his employer, W. P. Magrane. 1899 T. B. Watts, owner and trainer. j The above are an addition to those already sent. I E, C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington; Ky.. July 28, 1899. I have received notice of the following rulings from the Chicago Racing Association (Hawthorne) : Jockey J. Rutter, suspended indefinitely for suspicious actions and getting left on the horse Uhler on July 12. Recommended that the License Committee revoke his license. Jockey T. McNickle, suspended indefinitely for ride on horse King Bermuda ; samojrecom-mendation as to revoking license. Jockey Charles Melton, suspended indefinitely for ride on horse The Winner ; same recommendation as to revoking license. For inconsistent racing the further entry, of the following horses will be refused: The Dauphin, Robert Bonner, Einer, Hardly and Uarda. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Ky., August 2, 1899. The following jockey licenses have been revoked by the License Committee on recommendation of the judges of the Chicago Jockey Club, viz.: T. Rutter, Charles Melton, T. McNickle. E. C. Hoppek, Secretary. Racing Dates of 1899 RACING DATES OF 1899. St. Louis, Mo May 13 Aug. 26 Highland Park (Detroit) . Aug. 1426 Harlem (Chicago) August 21 September 2 Newport, Ky Sept. 2-Oct. 2 Harlem (Chicago) .September 1330 Latonia, Ky Oct. 728 OFFICIAL NOTICE. Covington, Ky., July 11, 1899. The Harlem Jockey Club has notified me that the entry of the horse Kriss Kriugle, on account of extreme inconsistency' in" racing, has been refused. Covington, Ky., July 27, 1899. The Harlem Jockey Club has notified me that the further entries from E. R. Bradley and of the horses Brigade, Piccola, Native Son and Friar John will be refused at their track. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Appeals Decided APPEALS DECIDED. The Committee on Appeals of iho American Turf Congress has rendered the following decisions in cases appealed from various members of the Turf Congress. The most important case is that affecting jockey Bose and employer W. Clancy. The decision is as follows: , In the controversy betwpen J. J. Smith and W. Clancy over the services of the boy Lee Kose, the committee rendered the following opinion: "In the case of the jockey Lee Andrew Rose, we are of the opinion tbat J. J. Smith is legally entitled to liis services, and it is ordered that W. Clancy be fined $100 and relinquish his claim upon the boy; and it is further ordered that the jockey Rose be notified to at once return to the service of J. J. Smith." At the spring meeting of the Louisville Jockey Club W. Gallagher, part owner of the b. c, Patroon, 4 year-old, by Patron Madie, entered safd horse in a race to bo run on May 4th, and after time to-declare Gallagher requested the judges, C. F. Price and L. P. Tarlton, to excuse the horse. After an examination of the horse and being fully satisfied that he was not lame, as claimed by Gallagher, the judges ordered. Gallagher to start the horse, Gallagher refused to do so and the judges ruled Gallagher and the horse off. The Committee on Appeals sustained ihe judges. In the controve-sy between F. Mi Arthur and the Queen City Jockey Club over the . payment of entrance fees, the committee decided that the Queen City Jockey CIut Wis entitled to the $65 held by the Chicago Racing Association. The case of James Robinson, who was ruled off last winter by the Crescent City Jockey Club, was referred back to said club for action. Page [3] Hawthorne Form Chart HAWTHORNE FORM CHART. CHICAGO, ILL, Anjrust 18. Thlrty-sixtb. day. Chicago Jockey Olub. Summer Meeting, Woather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge. Capt. J. II. Bros. 8tarter, Richard Dwyer. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. A 1 1 I FIRST RACE 7-8 Mile. Purs' $400. $75 to second ; $25 to third. I A S-ynr olds and upward. Spiling. Inn Hoies A Wi Mi k H ft Strain Jocfceya Qnra O H L C 140MI3MUrtAT 4 108 1 li 'l 2k 1 1k KQiucliHmpC Voliui 4i6 41 6 13981 H'RYT80BURN5 100 31 31 i 3 34 2 2 Bxsainger Eirnshaw Bro3 8 10 8 10 HOUSED TIPTON 3 lt-2 5 92 5 53 3 86 Wiukfiold W II My & Son 5 5 3i 4 138)6 BISHOP REED 5 1(S 9" 12J 102 112 93 41 Mitchell Frisbie & Co 3 5 3 31 14059 CH ICO PEC 4 100 10" 71 821 92 SI 5a Nutt J T Stewart & Co 30 30 30 80 13346 THERESA H. 5 103 41 4" 6" 62 71 61 Flick G B Havill 30 30 'SO 30 140562 A MIVHL. 4 103 121 62 7 7 61 71 J Mathews Forsytho Bros 10 20 10 20 11026 PACEMAKER 4 108 71 101 92 122 m 81 Bradford W C Fesenden 12 50 12 50 (13723 iLuYALETTA 5 105 2 5214 4U 51 92 J Brown Looaard&Uorgan8 10 8 10 13915 RIVAL DARE 3 96 131 112 m ioi12a 101 H Brown Bweet & Co 50 100 50 100 (13945) LUC BRAMRLE3 96 6 21 11 1" 41113 Devia J hn Brnock 4 4 4 41 13454 PRELIMINARY 3 97 14 13 12 13 13 12 H Wilson W S Barroi 40 60 40 60 13909 LIME WATER 3 111 8" 8" 13 Cut down. E Morris MrsFVauNess&Col5 20 15 20 13960 CZAROWIlZ 5 108 Left at the post. Vitatop. J S O'Brien 7 12 7 12 Time. 12 24, 35J, 48, 1 :00l, 1 :131, 1 :261. N inner Br. c. by King Eric Ma y Parts Pist 18 minutes ritart good Thi fltst throe were driving to tin limit. Murat was lucky, well ridd n aud took the hort route. He was a go d horse today and ran a grand race. The finish ou Harry Tt obu'n was rnrjr weak Bassngar let him wobble considerably in th last furlong A t onge dni her would h ve won on the gelding, A the race was tun Ed Tipton was fe,r th- b-st H a badly interfered with at thi start and had a rough journey generally. He was mucU tbe freshest of ihe fir?t tome at the finish. Bi-hop Reed was til tanild up at the start He never got straighiened out until thp s're'ch vas rattened and then he finished with a gren b irsi of sp ed. flic p c mn a g d rce. Mak him in slower crinptny. Scratched-139J23McCioary, 104; (14038) Maurice W., 101; 13347 Rose Apple, 93; 13990 Ruskin, Overw ights Samivel, 1 pound. Murat, piac-, 2 to 1: s iow, -vens. Htrry Thoburu, place, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. Ed Tipton, show, 4 to 5. Bianop Read, place, 7 to 5; show, 4 to 5. 1 A T SECOND BACE-5 1-2 FnrloiiEsTPur8e"$400 $75 to second525 to"third7 JL ta: X JL tJ 2-year-olds. 8elling. In Horset A Wt 3t n BtrFin JockeyB OwnerB O H L C 139032 AZDA 104 i" 42 4s 31 1 Boland M F Cnrrno &C08 10 8 10 140 9 "1LDY ANN lOi 1 li 22 In 2a Win'ifielu WHMsy&Son SO 30 10 10 (l39i9)MJNr EAGLE lOl 3a 5t 5l6 31 N .it ASirmns 6 6 4i 41 14055 Ui-SION 105 71 71 72 71 41 Yi'atne J J Ellsworth 8 10 8 10 1401:2ZZEL 101101 8 6U 81 51 J Ma bewg VrsFKIhompson 3 8 3 7 13 9 DIaNA FONSO 102 51 2H l 21 61 BeauchampR Tocker 3 41 3 31 1402) 1R I SB JEWEL 104 9a 61 91 92 71 K Den 8 C Wagner 30 50 30 50 14im9 IN DEBT 102 6" 31 32 41 81 Jenkins Bn Sullen 10 20 10 20 140393TOUMY O'BRIEN 107 11 10" 82 5 92 Mitchell TE Barrett 5 5 31 4 13979 RDaSLL H. 108 8a 9"10i 10 10 KWi kfleldH J Scoggan 100 20D 100 200 ADAIR II. 107 2" H 11 11 11 T Knight J B Respass 15 15 15 15 12010 TAJIK MOUSE 101 Left at the post. Cmwhurst 000 & Co 8 30 8 30 139U DBCClLA 108 Left at tne post. Everett 8 K Huhes & Co 15 20 15 20 DO WE 102 Left at the o-st. H Brown L H lizell 30 75 30 75 1 imo, 11, 23, 35i. 4Si, 1:01, 1:08. Winner Ch f, by Ban Chief Proline Lee Poat 8 mi ute.-. Start bad. The lirst thr?e w?re driving to the limit. Azua won through th action of the nod. When t ie wire was rictied lnckily it was her turn to b in front. Tie Ally i an m re gamely than u-ual today Tildy Ann was heavily bacKod at a falsa price. Her race was strictly in line. Mon Eagle had bad racng luck. It was enoDgh to beat him He finished very ttrougly on the u-side and rn ti e btst recR Mi-sioa fin ished resolutely. So did Z Zil, who was bumped and j stlei at every turn. Diana Fonso stopped badly in th stretch. Bho had no excuses. Neither had In Debt, wiio quit badly at the end. Whatever chance Tommy O'Briau hid of winning was ruined at thn atart. Sc-atched 13979 Ravenswood, 102: 14055 Brown Thrush, 102; 14055 Aloha II., 102; 11039 All Smiies, 105 Overeights Ru3sell R., 3 pounds; Tama Mouse, 2; Irish Jewel, 3. Corrected weights Tamo Mouse, 102 Azuh, place. 4 o 1; show, 2 to 1. Tildy Ann, place, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. Mont Eagle,. show, evens. Diana Fonso. plce, 7 to 5; show, 3 to 5 j j 1 THIRD KA CIS 3-4 Mil. PurseSlOO. $75 to first; $25 to second. rdb 1 3 yar-olds and upward. Allowance'. lnd Horefea A Wt St Yi 91 StrFin Jockeys Owuira O H L C 134432 VI AY BE CH 3100 1 21 IH 12 1" Nutt F T Wood 3 21 2 11-5 (13388) KENSINGi ON 3 10H 3 4 32 32 21 Jenkins' M Murphy 5 8 5 8 ( 13910) NEW'SGATaE'R 5 1121 4 1 2W 2 3 Vandusen B E Curl 3 4 3 4 (14011) TULLa rONSO 3 100 8 8 8 8 4" Vitatoe John Huffman 6 10 6 10 140603 THE L. IN BLUE 3 100 5" 61 7 71 52 H Wilson A B Barnes 15 30 15 30 14058 HIS ROWENA 4 107 7 3" 41 4 61 Devin Bnrnfa&Waterh'seSO 50 30 P0 140:8 PERIWIG 5 109 6 720 5" 5 71 BeauchampW F dcbulte 15 15 12 12 13929 GOEtiEL 3 105 2" 52 65 62 8 Everett E C Blum 4 4 4 Time. 12, 23i, 36, 471, 1 :011 , 1:13. Winner Ch. f, by Bobby Beach Faithless. Post 19 minutes. Start good for all but Tulla Fonso, who bolted. Won driving and out to the last ounce; sec jud and third diiving jnst as hard. May Bench barely lasted lone enoueh to win. Nuit's clevi r hacdling as well as the filly's speed is what wt n the rac?. He saved her cleverly at tho post and evenualiy got a flying start, Th boy took the shortest ronto and wisely pinched Newiigatherer off at the bead of the stretch. May Beach was tired enough to lie dowu in the laBt sixteenth. KeuBii gton ran a cracking good race. She was obliged to take the long ronte or else she perhapB would nave won. News-gnherer seems to mn welt for Yatdusen. He was going easily on the turn, whf n he was shut off and jammed into the fence by May Beach. Tulla Fonso bolted as the barrier went up and was piacticaly left. She made up a lot of ground and finished very strongly. The Lady iu B ue r an woll. Miss Rowena quit in the stretch. Gcobei got into a jam on ihe far torn ano was jumped on. He pulh d ud very lame. Sciatchen 14C582Monigomery, 109; 140882S mpor Eadern, 100. Overweights Newsgatherer, 3 pounds: Ke sington, 1. May Beach, place, 4 to 5 ; fchow, 2 to 5. Kensington, place, 3 to 1 ; Bhow, 6 to 5. Newsgathercr, show, 3 to 5. -I A I I rj FO URTH RACE L 1-16 Miles. Purse $400. 75 to second; ?25 to third. 1 4- JL JL i 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. led HorBes A Wt Bt jj Y, 3 StrFin JockoyB Owners O H L C (14026)FAIR DEC'VEH 4 105 4 IH IH H 1 HI Nutt C R McLean 8-5 2 7-5 3-2 14056 TITLE 4 115 2" 31 3W 32 3" 2 BeauchampF Cibtnski 25 40 25 40 14057 YOUNG DIXON 3 101 5" 6 6 6 4 3 Jeukins M Murphy 6 8 6 6 140i92TAPPAN 5 107 1 5 5U I" 5 41 W Dean J H Smith 3 4 3 31 13994 KASTAlNE 3 96 3b 4" 4" 53 6 51 1 J Brown W F Scnulte 8 8 6 8 14022 DOG TOWN 4 109 6 2 H 2 21 2" 6 Petprman R Flynn 3 4 3 3 Time, 121. 2. 491, 1:02, 1:15, 1:401, 1:47. W"nner Ch f, by Deceiver Halt e Yaughau. Off at the hrit b eak to a good start. Won handily; second, third and fourth were driving to tin limit. Fair Deceiver ii a greatly improved dlly and was much tho best of this lot. She took ttiH inad early and 1 an nnler u uonble pull all th3 way. Nutt conld have won awiy oil by himsi If Lad he co chosen. Title rtn a surprtsiu ly g jod race. He was closo to the rail all the way tn 1 savtd all the ground possible, Yoang Dizon was stiff and sore and refused to oxtoud himself. Jenkins t- ok the i nest route and went aroun 1 the entire Held on every turn. Tappan made a tstiouK bi 1 at the huBU. Dog Town showed speed, but quit badly at tho end. Overw-i(jhu Ycuug Dixon, li pounds. Fair Deceiver, place, I to 2; show, out. Title, place, 12 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Young Dixon, ehow, 1 to 2. Tappan, place, evens: show, ont, Do Towu, place, evons;9how, out. 1 A -I TT3 FIFTH KACE-C Slville. Purse J100. $75 to socoud; $25"tothirtn 1 4- I 1 O 2-year-olds. Allowances. fud Horsew A Wt Bt "4 X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L L 14025 HAGKRDON 101 5" 51 31 2 1 Vltatoo J E Horrou & Co 20 20 6 8 (14055)0 LOOCaN 110 21 11 1 H 22 BeauchampR Tucker 2 11-S8-5 8-5 11059 JAKtS tVEBER 108 6i 4 5 331 w Dean Wagnor & Wobor IE 40 15 40 140S9 MARTIN DUKE 110 3" 2" 41 52 41 J Mathows Ap'leg'te&D'rh'm 0 12 6 12 110 5 A INNER 108 1" 61 6 61 52 Jenkins M Murphy 0 15 6 15 1372120CONKE 110 7" 31 22 41 6i Everett CBeckley&Co 2 21 2 21 14039 MAN OF HONOR 113 6" 81 82 91 71 Trotter Giore Kuonkor 30 30 SO 20 I3d8l WIG 108 91 72 7 7 82 Bradford W C Fossonden 20 20 15 15 14L29 MACIE MAREE 110 4 11 91 8" 9$ Crowhuist J B Gray 5 15 5 15 13919 DtX. TARR 110 101 9 102 102 10 Petennuu Korto & Co 15 0 15 30 11770 THE WREN 105 11 102 11 n n N Hill Kirkw'd&J'hnat'nSO 100 50 100 WALLliALLA 101 Left at the po.t. T Kuight J B Reapass 10 lo 10 40 Time, 12(,24,36, 481,1:01. Winu'-r B. c, by Esher Lady Richmond. Pokt 14 iniuutes Start full. Wou easily at tho end after au early drive. Htigordoii luckily got through on tho rail in the atrutch ana virtually utolo tho race. Ho wou at tho oud like u good colt. Caloocanisnotgame. She was off flying and bad no excuses, but hung when the pinch came. Jako We bo r 'a race was a vast improvement over his last performance. Martin Dubo wa right thre. A Winner improved and did not act so green at tho post. Oconee 1b not much. She ehowod one flash of speed and then retired. Macie Maree and Wig were roughly treated on the far turn. Wallhalla was given numerous chano5B but refused to break. Scratched 11817 Homer C. Davpnport, 1C0. H-gsrdon, place. 2 to 1; show, evens. Caloocan, place, 7 to 10; show, out. Jake Weber, show, 5 to 1. Oconee, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. , lyjllfi SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse $400. $75 to second ; $25 to third. JL4jbJL .3 year-olds. Selling. ; lnd Horses A Wt Bt H H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L O 140U2MON TANUS 106 U 1 H 13 1 12 Everett W D Randall 1 1 4-5 9-10 14011 BACIVAN 107 2 5 41 3 22 23 J Mathews P Corrigan 21 i 21 4 1I0212OWYHEE 108 5 41 5 5 41 32 E Morris GF Murphy 8 20 8 20 13886 HINDOO'S DRE'M 101 4 21 31 4 81 41 Jenkins John Huffman 6 6 4 4 140563SYNIA 89 3 3" 2i 2 5 5 J Brown George J Long 10 10 8 8 Time, 12, 24, 49, 1 :02, 1 :lo, 1 :41. Winner B. c, by Montana Flirt. Off at the first bn ak tn a fair start. Won easing up; second and third hand ridden only. Moninnus bear, the barrh r and won all tho way. Tho judge cautioned Everett going to the post and I o took no chancs Racivan came to life with a start. His last parformanca would be hard to oxpliin, Owyhee finished very fast. Hinaoo's Dream and Synia both had enough after going three-quarters. Montanns. place, out. Racivan, place, 6 to 5; show, out. Owyhee, show,' evens. Hindos's Dream, place, 7 to 5; show, out. . Saratoga Form Chart SARATOGA FORM CHART. SARATOGA, N. ., August 18. Twenty-flrat day. The Saratoga Association. Summer Meeting. Weather clear; track good. Presiding Judge. Josph J. Bnrka Starter M. Byrnes. . o.acm elcsrtojll 1:30 p. no. FIBSr RACE 7-8 s3ille' Parse $400. 3-year-olds. Allowances. 14:120 Ind Horses A Wt St M ft X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L O 135543 BRIGADE 105 1 in 1 12 IH 11 T Burns D O'Brien & Co 2 2 8-5 8-5 14i332 RX1T 105 5 7 62 2h 21 2 Malier Higins&Mannix 15 30 15 30 1H9172G UN. MART GARY 106 4 3a 3 3H 33 3 O'Leary F R Hitchcock 7-58-51S-1013-10 13830 GVLATHFE If 6 6 8 7 5 5" 42 W Martin P Dunne 5 6 5 6 14068 ALIC E NISE 101 7 4" 5" 6 6 51 Michaels F D Beard 100 200 100 200 1382 i.EANDO 105 9 9 8 7 7 6a Wibon M L Hayman 20 60 20 60 14017 DOL WIETHOFF 101 2 2 21 4 4" 7" W'd'r&tr'ndH D Brown & Co 10 15 10 15 9-282COMPENSATION 105 10 10 9 8 8 8 Hennessy B E Bech SO 150 30 150 14017 CHIVALROUS 103 8 6" 10 9 9 910 Bullman J L Holland 30 80 30 80 140713OSSARY 106 3 51 410 10 10 Spencer WO'BMcDonough20 40 20 40 Time, 12 24, 49, 1:14, 1:27. Winnf r Ch. c, by Hayden Edwards Opnl. Post 4 minutes. Start cood. Wrneas'ly. Brgadewas much the bst and had much in re-porvo at the finish. Exit ran a surprisingly good race. General Mart Gary as shut off on the ix turn. Gala hee was given a weak ride. Brigade pulled up lame, as also did OBsary. Alice Ntse ran a f-ir race. Overweights Exit, 4 pounds. Brigade, place, 7 to 10; show, 1 to 3. Exit, place, 10 to 1; show, 3 to 1. General Mart Gary, show, out; SEAG:E58 Mtle- Pnrse S00' 2-year-olda- Selling. ; 11 11 lnd "Horses A Wt St & K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 14067 LITTLE VERONICA103 2 21 21 21 13 T Burns Baker & Gentry 10 12 10 12 14045 FLEET. MOMENT 103 1 Ink 11 H 2a Bullman J J McCafferty 6 10 6 10 137f9 GO DEN SCEPTER 101 3 42 45 41 3a Romanelli Kpnsico Stable 100 150 100 150 14067 AIBONITA 98 5 33 35 3" 4 PDelan E Kelly 12 12 8 8 13139 BATTLE HOYAL 106 6 5 52 52 53 Turner A White 3 3 21 3 13700 J H. 8 LOAN 106 7 6 61 61 61 Boland C Black 100 100.60 60 13973 GRATIA 105 4 7 7 7 7 Maher P Lortllnrd 2 11-58-5 11-5 13973 KNIGHTBAN'ERET 110 8 8 8 8 8 O'Leary HT Griffin 2 2 8-5 2 Time, 12, 25, 50. 1:02. Winner B. f, by Jim Gore Virgie Johnson. .Post 3 minutes. S art noor. Won easily Maher pulled Gratia up right after the start and lost f 11 chancpb thoreby. With a stronger ride Golden Scepter would have been second' Aibon-ita was interfoied with and thrown back near the finish. KnishtbinneretBhowed no speed. The winner finished fat under good riding. Fleeting Moment weakened iu the last eighth. Scratched 14097 Ghetto, 106 Littl" Veronic-i, place, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. Fleeting Moment, place, 3 to 1; show, evens. Golden Scepter, show, 20 to 1. Battle Royal, piece, evens; show, out. Gratia, place, evenB; show, 1 1 2 Kuikhtb nnpr t, place, 3 to 5; show, 1 to 4. THiiL) KAJJfi 1 A" -Mes. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 14122 Ind Horss A Wt St St jj StrFn Jockeys Ownprs O H L O 14069 THE DrfiVlL 4 102 5 52 52 5I1 4" 4" 11 Dapee W'dard&And'rs'n3 4 2 11-5 140353BEAU IDEAL 6 105 1 3 3 3 3a 6 2a Turner E H Hanna 3 4 3 4 (14035)M'WTBOHPE5 111 3 21 21 2a 2a 2 3a T Burns J W Schorr & Son 7 4 7 139533 A. rtPRECK'LSO 113 4 6 6 6 6 3Ml W Martin Ed Corrigan 7-5 8-5 7-5 8- (13192) HOW. MANN 6 108 6 11 1 11 11 1 5 Bullman E P McDoaald 20 20 10 20 136672HON INO 5 104 2 41 41 41 5 51 6 O'Leary J E Seagram 6 7 6 7 Time, 241, 50, 1 :15, 1 :41, 2 :07t. Winner B c, by Major Richards Patagonia. Post 2 miuutes. Start gm d Won driving. Meadowthorpe was sore when going to the post, but ran a grand race. The Devil was best at the weights. Beau Ideal is at his best And ran a fine race. Anolpb S,preckels came with a rush at tho end. Howard Mann showed early speed but tired in the strtch. Scrtched-(13884)Approval, 112; 12437 Jefferson, 112; 135922Dutcb Skater, 104; 140992SirHu-bert, 100: (U583)Se Lion, 108; 13786 Charagrace, 97. Ovarweieht Beau Ideal, 4 pounds ; Bon Iuo, 2. The Devil, place, 4 to 5; show, out. Beau Ideal, place, 9 to 5; show, 3 to 5. Adolph Sprockets, place, 1 to 2; show, out. FOURTH RACE I Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. 11123 lad Horses A Wt St K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C (13491)WOLHURST 5 107 1 1" la 1 11 HI Turner FlpiscbmannSons7-5 3 1 3 1311 EaTACA 5 107 9 4a 42 42 31 21 Bullman E Bron 8 15 6 15 18 62MAUHICE 6 111 10 8 8 6 6 31 Dupee W M Barrick 2 13-52 13-5 14017 WINE PRE3S 3 84 5 3 3a 3a 4a 42 Weiss J 8 Wadaworth 12 12 5 5 13954 BISTER ALICE 4 94 3 21 2 21 2 5a Phelan J P Meehan 20 40 20 40 18835 CATHEDRAL 3 101 4 7 5k 5 5a 6a T Burns J W Schorr & Co 7 8 6 8 13912BEANA 3 100 2 5a 7 7 7 7 W'd'rstr'nd Jackson Smith 6 6 4 5 140I6-MAKITI 4 99 7 9 9 8 8 81 Mooay L Y Bell 12 12 8 8 14046 NEAREST 4 99 6 6a 6" 9 9 95 Wilson C Zimmerman 80 60 30 60 13664 FROH MAN' 4 96 8 10 10 10 10 10 J Daly M J Daly 50 60 50 60 Time, 241, 49i, 1:151, 1:41. Winner B. g, by Ventilator Nut Brown. Port 17 minutos. Start good Won easily. Wolhurst wqb much the bast and was nevor fully extentod. Estacu and Maurice both got off poorly, but ran around the field and closod strongly. Wine Press was poorly handled and should have beon second. Cathedral was kickod by Froh-man twice while at tho post. Moody put up a very bad rido on Mariti. Frohman acted crazily at the post. Bcratched-14016 Bob White, 113; (14017) Ju'gJi Wardell, 109; 139192Athanas, 107; 14047 Tho Dauphin, 107; 138253Cnappaquu, 107; 13919 Woller, 101. Wolhurst, pluco. ovens; show, 2 to 5. Estnca, place, 6 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Maurice, show, 2 to 5. lieaua. place, 8 to 5; Bhow. 3 to 5. 11 FI FTH RACE 1 Mllo. Purao $1C0. 3-year-olds aud upward. Selling. IncT Horhes A Wt Bt jj V, M StrFin JockoyB Owners O H LC (1S951)ALPEN 3 95 8 11 1" 1" IU 1 Wilson FloischmanuSousU 2 6-5 6-5 (11039) MYTH 5 105 1 2a 3l 32 si 23 Maher F J Ktttlotnan 31 4 2 4 14036 S. OF BETnL'H'M4 103 2 41 21 21 2" 3a Cosswell H Gibson Jr 15 30. 15 80 (13882)UARDELLA 5 1011 4 0 0 6 5 41 O'Lrury McCuo & Mackey 0 6 5 5 (13974) DaN RIoK 4 103 5 51 53 53 4& 5l Bullman Hay man Jc Franks 16-52 16-5 140U83REN HADAD 4 108 U 31 41 41 6 0 T Burns Mrs K Brown 15 15 8 8 Tiino,2li,50, 1:151, 1:411. Winner Ch. c, by Sir Dixon Alpena. Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won pulling up, AI0011 was much tho host and was never nxteuded. Myth Is good now und ran to his form. Star of Bethlehem ran an. Improved race. Tn'o last t o can do hotter. ' Scratched 138232 F ax 3plnuor, 108. OverwoigliiH ilnrdollii. 11 pounds. Alpuu, pioco, out. Myth, place, 7 to 5; show, 3 to 5. Star of Bothlohem, show, 5 to 1. Dan Rice, place, eveus; Bhow, 2 to 5. Page [4] St. Louis Form ST. LOUIS FORM. St. Lotus, Mo.. August 18. The form of 8 atnrday'a Fair Grounds fields ib : FirBt Race Harry Preston, Domestic, Paw. nse. Second Eace Eitholin, Kaneom, Judge Steadman. Third BaceCaproD, Tan Stnddiford eDtry, Miaa Mae Dpy. Fourth Eaca Diser, Cotton Plant, Diggs. Fifth Bace Harry Dake. Hiadoonet, Headwater. Sixth Bece Triaditza, Alice Tamer. Ida Ledford. Beyeoth Bece Ed Farrell, Parole d'Or, Maf-fitt entry. CUE AMERICAN SPORTING MANUAL The American Sporting Manual of 1898 is on general sale. It is a record of the turf, billiards, pugilism, trotting, pacing and all the leading lines of sport up to January 1, 1899. All the matter within its pages have been compiled and edited by experts, It prints a list of all the turf and track records (by Daily Racing Fobh's staff), billiard fig-ares, past and present (by John Thatcher), the fights of 1898, with comments (by George Siler) harness records to date and of the past (by John Harvey, the statistician of The Horse Beview) and three handicap tables, with directions for their application and expert comment. The Manual, in paper covers, sells at 30 cents tnd in soft morocco covers at 50 cents. 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WOOPLANPS STUP ib miles from st louis on the wabash Barney Schreiber's mopclfar THE CHOICEST OF AUSTRALIAN BLOOD. FOUL SHOT BV MUSKET SLANDER. ... 2 rr ( Ithuriel .... .. C Tonchatone, by Carnal. g -3 Longbow.......... ..........1 Verbena, by Velocipad a 8 (lire of Pen do Joie). ( Hin Bowe... Catton. by Golumpua. , " , . . Tranbya dam by Orrilli, m . . , , (Pantaloon. ; Castrel. by Bunard. g O o LLeaerdimala. (CiarwiUh). i ; Idalla, by Penrrian. h o j " . t Decoy , Filho-da-Puta,by H'ph'MS grE"oB ... i FineaBe. by Peruvian. 2 -S t5 $ Holbourne , Humphrey Clinkar.bjrO'aasi rwo.fc A.i....j " 1- fWaafcAiiatraJiija .... i Cerrantea1 mare. 3 -5 (Dorby and St, Laser) ..( Mowarina...... .......... Tonchatone, by Camel, 1 -ijl-SS' Emma, by WhiBker. 2 S s D (Camel , Whalebone, by Waxy, LBrffwa 1 H Ban, iBelimmare. r ft ( Daughter of , Brutandorf . by Blaskloak. a . , i MrB.Cr'ickan'nks.byW U s. U ,n. . ( Canteen L Waxy Pope, by Waxy. M rCalaBdsrUmportad).. 1 CaBtania. by Ctohanna, 35 ( IlambleVon! Btamford.byPlenip'teatUn 3J r-cs 1 HarmonlcajbyH'mblet'mUi S (Troe (ImpcrdJ..... , Priam, by EmlUui. .h LCaeoandra, I Ally, by Partiaan. 2 (Alice Grey.. , Roua' Emigrant by Ploasai 9-3 i Gulnare.by YoungGohai - (The Colonel , Whiaker, by Wax7. s rn ,t J ."2 T fOBP-a-pio (Impomd.) 1 Dolpinimare. & g fBiitertoCattsi Bultan, by Belim. O & ' , Duchaaa of York, by Wasn L . (DoTer Touchatona. n .in - LBsllBiata ) Vorboaa. S fBophla, Bkilhindt. ImpVtad. lBUi.Brc.B BARHEY SCMREIBEfl BRIPGcETON!, MO. St. Louis Entries ST. LOUIS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race 1 1-4 allies. 3- yoar-olds and upward. Selling, Ind. Horace. Age Wgt. Edcv 14061 Pwnee 6. ...Ill 685 13787 Conni- Lee 5 109 680 13787 (il.dEye 5.. ..109 ... 665 1403 Schoil Q n 4 107 67 14016 Am rcau Eagle 5.. ..106 b70 1416 G-ge 4 1U4 6 0 13 08 Focino 4 101 660 13792 Domes ic 4 102 690 (14061) "arty Pres. on 3.... 98 700 18967 El GLor 3.... 96 .... 680 I40olfl.udoipfia ... 3.... 96 .... 683 14i6l Glt-nober 3 96 675 14020 audio Artha 3.... 91 650 econd ttace 1 1-b AllieB. 4- year-olds and upward. Selling. 14066 Basqu 1 5... .112 675 . 14003 Moutedouico 4.... 110 6'.0 (14u08jEuioliu 4.. ..110 ... 700 14106 Mr PiD 4.. ..110 640 139703Rneom 7.. ..109 690 14063 hill Powell 6.. ..109 .... 660 14096 Judge Sieadmaa 7 . 103 685 14091 Ellis 4 .. 107 650 1&871 sir Joseph Lister 4. ...107 680 140963B.rbe 4. ...107 685 Third Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2- year-olds. Handicap. 130972Capron ...113 700 (18999) Eidb-jw 112 685 14064 Miss Alue Day It9 .... 6b0 140lb Gusto 108 650 140u6 Duke of Melbourne 103 670 1S874 Sue Johueon : 102 ..... 675 14062 aii Fiiztiujjh 101 660 14064Hrcompeuise 100 690 14112 Ma 1 Go 95 665 U. Van Stnddiford eutry. fourth Race- 3 4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 140953The Chemist. 5... 108 6S0 14095 Uiggs 7.... 100 685 13401 Cition Plant 5.... 99 69 14093'-! name FUyd 5.... 95 .... 680 (l4095)Di8br 3.... 92 7o0 (1891.0) L.adt s 3.... 90 ... 650 14091 Good ttops 3.... 90 670 14065 Kteftr 4.... 90 640 140943alinoa 4.... 90 675 14094 Miss Verne 5.... 90 665 Fifth Race 6" 1-2 C urlongs. Autumn -eliing Stakes Value $1,500. 3- year-olds and uoward 13327SVerify 4. ...113 720 14065 belle of Memphis 4. ...107 715 1379l2H.ndoi.net 4.. ..104 740 140653Gibmltar 4.. ..104 725 140;82jaonuomrry 6.. ..101 735 (13958) Harry Duke 7.. ..101 750 140652 Head water 3. ...100 735 S-xth Race 1 Mile. All Ages. Allowancas. 8141 C. S Buh 5.... 115 625 14065 Alleviate 4 ...108 670 14020JF6mli 4.... 108 680 140j4lda Leaford 2 ... 83 65 (140S4)Al.co Turner 2.... 83 690 140642Tiiauitza 2.... 78 700 Seventh Race 1 1-16 Allies. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (13767)Sir Bolla 4.. ..114 710 14008 tdFanell 4 ...103 1& 140043OBr.c II 5... .106 715 140663tfoig t Nut..., 4.. ..103 705 1409o2pcro.o d Or 5... .102 720 (14066) dam Lazaius Lsq 3....U2 710 140662finocble 4.... 98 715 U. G. toaffitt entry. Saratoga Form SARATOGA. FORM. Sa.ba.tooa, N. Y., Aug. 18. The form of Saturday a Saratoga fields is : First Race L'Alouette, Mias Marion, Cormorant. Second Eace Sarmatian, Gulden, Lieutenant Gibson. Third Baca Ethelbert, Sniftmas, Thomas Cat. Fourth Eace The Bachelor, Adolph Sprockets, Glorian. Fifth Bace Country Dance, Miss Patron, Beana. Saratoga Entries SARATuGA ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. FliBt Race-A-8 Mile. AHAgea. Allowances. Ind, Horsea. ni Wgt. Hdcp, 11065Haroy Paidea 3....121 .730 18599 rmoiont 3 ...121 TJi 14047 Miib Maiiou 3.... 116 740 12163 l4.caudecent 8 ...116 705 18785 L'Alouitte 4.. ..114 750 8584 Blue Devil 5... ,114 725 J2218 is.aud Priuco 4.. ..114 710 14047 Peampll 3 ...113 700 14068 High Degree 8.. ..Ill 72 14t683Ctut houo 3. ...Ill 715 18883 Sardine 2 ...102 735 lS978'TheCorintnian 2. ...100 720 Second Race 6 l- Furlongs. 2- year olds. Allowances. ISgJPrestidigitftor 116 715 139I63Lieotenbnt Gibson 112 735 140708 Wsrinsr 108 725 (13046)Manvilla 105 780 14100 Tarhill 105 715 14100 T-iuy 105 730 (l4037)Ga d-n... 105 740 14070'3iiH ey Lucas 105 720 ( 13286) S rmatian 104 7;0 14070 Mr Guy 102 710 140452Flamora ; 102 725 139733Tno Corinthian 102 ..... 710 140j4iDcimal 102 720 Ueora .... 99 Third Race 1 1-10 Miles. Citizens and Merchants' Handicap. Ya.ui $5,000. 3- year-olds and upward. (li854)Etblbert 3.. ..119 800 l401uTe ian 5.. ..117 730 139352 if tm s 4 .. 116 790 140ll8Previ. us 4 .. 114 ... 740 (l3t02)ThooiBS C t .. 5....113 780 14011 M H mpatnad 8 . 112 760 (140 6)Kinuihi. nick 5.. ..112 0 (.4 44) tiury Bmly 4 107 715 14. 44Azaceaa 4 ...106 7:0 HILOG neial Mart Gary .... 3. ...100 700 Fourth Bhob 1 3 8 aiit-s. 4-year-oids and upward. A owancea 141213 Maurice . 6.... 115 730 14 69 Gljritn 4. ...110 .... 735 1403 1 nanwtll 7 . 1.0 67i (13953) lie Bachelor.... ... 6 . 107 750 14122 A olpli npreckela 6 .. 107 740 Fifth Race 1 1-16 Miles. 3 year-olds. Selling. 137033Mi sP t-on 106 690 la76ou i n ry Danes 100 700 14123 Ueba 97 68 i 140335 Holla fl ioy 96 675 11256 Lady Med.es.me 93 685 RACING FORM'S SELECTIONS. Daily Racing Form 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 type. If the selections made nightly are sought by persons outside the daily delivery lines of the paper they will be sent by Western Union night rate messages (collect) at $5 per track per week. Such service is not solicted, but if it is considered valuable, will be performed. Page [5] St. Louis Form Chart ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. ST. LOUIS, MO., August 18.-E-'ghty-thfrd day. St Louis Fair Association. Summer Meeting, Weather clear: track fast. Presiding Judge. Jcsei h A. Murphy. Starter. 'William Bruen. Racitg starts at 2:30 p. m. The recall flag is used. t A t f) FIRST BACK 5-8 Mile. PurEe $300. 2year-olds. Maidens. JL 4r A U i Allowances. Dirt Hnrppg A Wt St 8 H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L r 12734 FORT UNION 115 3 32 32 32 12 Southmd C C Maffitt 20 40 15 30 13675 FLY L TTA 115 2 2h 2b 22 2h Stevens G W Curtis lu 15 8 15 14C623W1NNEBBJODR 115 1 13 13 is ? 4 Fi ne on J D Lucns 3 4 2i 3 13972 RTP A STREET 115 6 8 8 6 45 Lines Mancioi &Oonnell7 10 7 10 13955 IV' AY I GO 115 5 52 52 51 53 W NarvafzHtchtt & Co 6 6 6 6 PEQQ v PRIMROSE 115 9 61 61 7" 63 McClusky J( lm S Bratton 15 40 15 40 ARMANI) 115 13 13 10 8 72 Hinkwy Wildsm Harris 30 60 30 60 14015 TIM GAlNEY 118 12 12 It 9 82 M-Jojnt W'dford&Pucknerl 5 4 5 OH NET 115 11 11 12-10 9 britton Jame-Arthur 30 60 30 60 TEKLA 118 8 9 9 11 10 Conley Y F Scbmte 20 20 10 10 13972 LEIPZIG 115 14 14 13 12 11 J Ward B Scbn-iDer 7 15 7 15 18821 GO THERE 118 7 7 7 13 12 M rse O M Bairow 50 1C0 50 100 14015 CARRIE I. 115 4 41 42 4h 13 Gilmore J H Terrett 6 8 6 8 GO I DEN ROD II. 115 10 14 14 14 14 Sparger F W Fisher 30 40 30 40 13534 CORAL 115 15 15 15 15 15 R Smith C Van 8tuddiford30 30 30 30 Time, 2i. 50, 1:03. Winner B. g. by Abana Miss Mand. Poft 8 miunt-s. Start erood for all except Coral Won easily: second ad third driving Fort Union was the beat. He handled hU wigh well and was wall ridden. Winnbej ur and Fly Lott both tired in the last sixteeath. The first three outclassed the others. Tim Gainey got oil badly. Fort Union, place, 12 to 1; show, 5 to 1. Fly Lotta, place, 6 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Winnebejonr, show, 1 to 2. SEGNr UAt3JS 3"4 M110' puraa $200- 3-year-olds. Selling. 03 Ind Horaea A Wt St M Vi 1i StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L. 1 7959 UNCLE BILL 104 5 21 21 2a 11 Lines B TBateheler 6 6 5 6 13S982STELLA BERKLEY 122 8 8 8 12 22 Gilmoro R A Patterson 2 11-59-5 2 8942 BB-ME EWING 102 1 52 52 32 32 D Vitatoa M P Mattingly 10 10 8 10 13967 S CHAN KEN 112 4 7 7 51 42 C-n!ey WFScult 5 8 4 8 13817 SID I ILLA 112 10 10 10 6k 5 Morse Boaim-lli & Morse8 15 8 15 7959 ZURICH 104 7 32 32 42 61 J Ward B Schreiber 20 20 15 15 13957 BOLERIE 102 11 9 9 7 72 Southard B -non, Watts&Co30 60 30 60 13P672RU BY RILEY 112 9 62 6 8 81 G L,yi ch C MeLnren 6 6 5 6 13940 ADA T. 112 3 4h 4b 9 91 Fo con J D Dearm & BrolO 40 10 40 13706 EMU Y B. 106 13 13 13 10 10 McJ.iynt G o an & Co 6 8 6 8 13398 S'R PHIL. SIDNEY 109112 11 11 11 11 Piukey AHCr-mwell 30 60 30 60 13967 FOXEY 112 2 12 12 12 12 W Na vaezCaesir Youug 8 15 6 15 13S98 OSAGE 104 6 11 113 13 Kit ey nCMaffl.t 30 60 30 60 13898 WHISPER LOW 112 14 14 14 14 14 St vens G "W Curiis 8 12 6 12 Time, 12,241,50, 1:16. Winner Ch c, by Bobby Bnach May Hardy. Post 8 minutes Starr good Won handily; second easily. Uncle Bill has fine speed and easily rtced btelli Berkhy into subnji-s'on. She got off Lone too well at that. Zurich will probrbiy in a common race soon. Ruby Riley was poorly handled. Osase showed a flaBh of early tpeed. Sciatched 9520 Pretty Rosie, 107. Overweights Emily B , 4 prunes: Sir Phi'ip Sidney 21. Uncle Bill, place, 2 to 1; show, evens. Stella Beikley, place, 4 to 5; show, 2 to 5. Bessie Ewing, show, 2 to 1. TfllKD BAUB 5 1-3 Farlons8' Pnr88 5300, 2-yea.r-olds. Allowances. 14:1.04. Ind Horses A Wt St bi X Str Fin Jockeys OwnerB O H L ' 14092 MARIE G BROWN 103 1 Ink 3 2 1" McCIu-sky Eogoo Ha 1 21 3 21 13-5 1'476 HI NOCKER 105 3 33 2 3 25 Gilmore J 1 Lucns 4-511-104-5 1 i 13820 CaNROBEKT 103 4 42 43 4i 38 Southard CCMffut 68.57 12842 GRA E PHILLIPS 110 5 5 5 5 45 Lines Le gti & Jordan 12 25 12 25 140153MAYDINE 110 2 2" In 1h 5 Conley W F Scnulte 6 8 6 8 Time. 121, 25, 51, 1:10. Winnpr Ch. f, by Insppctor B. Great Law n. Post 3 minntas. 8trtgood. Wen in a hard drive of two. Maydine was thrown out of it at the sixteenth post. Conley tried to sqaeeze through on the rail but his mount scumbled and had to be pulled up. Hi Nncker weakeaed ri.ht at the end. It was his first start in over a month and h was orobab y a little short. The other two don't amount to much. Scratched 140922Su Sen, 110. Overweight Hi Nocker. 2 Dounds. Marie G. Brown, plice, 3 to5; show, out. Hi Nocker, place, 1 to 4; show, out. Canrobert, place, 8 to 5; show, out. Maydine, place, 8 to 5; show, 1 to 2. FOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. All Ages. Selling. jnd Horses A Wt St H K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L "C 136963MICS BRAMBLE 5 110 1 12 1 li 12 Hinkey TE Davis 1 11-109-101 138203MAMIE LOU 4 105 4 7 7 62 2 Foncon W Gabriel 3 3 21 3 13957 GRANTOR 3 107 2 31 3" 32 3" W Natvaez W A Martin 60 100 50 100 (14062) GLI-SAN DO 2 90 3 42 42 41 45 Rauch HL Jones &Co 5 6 5 6 14(65 CLARANDO 3 105 6 63 52 52 52 J Ward Caesar Yeung 12 20 12 20 13326 SEGURANUA 2 85 5 "21 27 23 63 Dominick G C Bennett 10 10 10 10 7824 ED L. 5 112 8 8 8 8 73 Lin-is T A Gay 15 15 15 15 (139.7)KATHERINE D. 3 105 7 5 6 71 815 McJoynt E F Simms 7 12 7 12 13564 VAN BRUNT 7 115 9 9 9 9 9 G Lynch D A Irons 100 300 100 300 Time, 12, 24,49, 1:15. Winner Blk. m, by Bramble Velocity. Post 6 minutes Start g od for all except Ed L. Won easily; second, third and fourth driving. Miss Bramble was best. Mamie Lou was off badly and none too well ridden. Glissando suffered from poor handling. Siguranca was worn out racing with Miss Biamble. Grantor haa no excuses. Scratched 13424 Mad Anthony, 110; 13969 Jake Stsrn, 90. Miss Biamble, place, 1 to 3; .show, out. Mamie Lou, place, 4 to 5; show, out. Grantor, show, Cto 1. FIFTH fiACE 2 Mile8 Pi"e $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 14106 Ind" Horses A Wt St Vi m 11 li StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 14005)KODAK 7 111 4 61 61 7 21 11 13 McJoynt A G Williams 4-5 1 7-104-5 14061 WAhRlEB 3 92 5 7 7 62 630 48 21 Ranch L D Hall 8 8 6 8 14C05 J'K BRADLEY 7 111 6 11 11 2" 4 52 31 Sonihard Fos'eJ&BrumfleldlO 20 8 20 14066 M.ED WARDS 3 90 3 51 51 41 12 21 43 Dominick Geon e H Mcoie 3 4 3 4 13959 ELSMOBE 4 110 1 32 32 H 33 32 52 Mcilnsky D A Honig 8 12 8 12 14061G. MCHENRY 3 99 7 4 41 31 5 630 630 Bergen M&Eblnchard 4 7 4 7 13938 MR PIP 4 110 2 22 22 51 7 7 7 Foncon A Hoffman 60 1C0 60 100 Time,. 28, 531, 1:21, 1:48, 2:15i, 2:421, 3:03i, 3:351. Winner Ch. g, by Kotcimko Forestres-. Post 2 minutes Start g d Y on pas-ily ; second riding. Kodak is a good horse over a distance of giound. He came away from his horss in tho stretch with' ut an effort. Birrier closed with conrhge. Miss Edwuros weakened at tho end. Governor McHoLry was ridden poorly. Jack Brad ey lac a good rce. Kd k, pince, 1 to 3; show, out. Barrier, place, 3 to 1; show, evens. Jack Bradley, place, 6 to 1; phn . 2 to 1 Miss Kdw-rd, p ac. 6 t,.. 5; th-rtf. 1 to 2 S1XTa BACK 1 Mile. Purse $200. 3-yoar-oias and upward. Selling. 14107 Ind HorBOS A Wt St M lA H atrFin J ckeys Owners O H L C (13G0)BAKlti-oU 4 109 12 8 53 2 12 15 McJoynt Kavauaph & Co 9-5 2 7-5 2 140K6 JHAM1E G. 6 1U7 7 4" 7 61 53 2" WrO Laesar Young 7 8 5 8 14003 LOHL JvEVILLE 4 110 1 33 31 42 41 31 Southard COfrUlfitt 10 15 8 15 13957 HRAMO 3 99 8 11 H 11 2b 41 R Smith J C Ghio 50 80 50 80 13971 Cb IF I-ON 4 105 3 22 22 32 31 52 Morte L Marion. 8 10 8 10 14016 iVYrTERY 4 110 9 51 8 7 61 61 B rken C V-n StuddifordlO 15 10 15 13899 KATIE GIBBONS 3 S8 2 CM" 8 7 73 McCiusky D A Honig 8 8 8 8 13971 RO--BY 3 100 11 9 62 51 8 8 l omiuicn Paxton B os 4 4 31 31 14008 HUNGRY HILL 5 109 4 7 9 9 9 9 W Naivaez M K Ft 1 ows & Co20 20 20 20 1395S BUN V. 4 107 10 10 10 10 10 10 Gilmore F M V i.lbms CO 150 60 150 1S9712L1TTLE PALLIE 4 107 5 Boy fell off. Kiiuy J M Nought 6 8 6 7 13970 BLOODHOUND 7 i09 6 Boy foil off. G Lynch C L Dickerson 30 60 30 6 Time, 26, 5R. 1:181, 1:45. Winner B. c, by Volante Bertba, by Bramble. Post 7 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Borrisso was muck the best. Hewtallbnt left nd had to run sri utdihe field. Marai- G. had a rongh passage. Croiby is only sprinter. Pnam s'orppd un- or pressure. Lord Neville ran a good raco. Sciaiched 13764 Dr. Gr vis, 105; 13967 El Ghor, 105; 1406l3Etidorpha, 99. Overweights Katie Gibbons, 3 pi unds. ... Barrisso, plsce. 3 to 5; show, 1 to 2. Mamie G., place, 3 to 1; show, 7 to a. Lord Neville, Bfaow, 3tol. Crosby, plare, 7 to 5; shew, ,7 to 10. Highland Park Form Chart HIGHLAND PARK FOR&S CHART. DETROIT, MICH., August 18. Fifth day. Highland Park Jockoy Club. Summer Meeting. Weather c'oar; track fast. Presiding Judge. L. P. Tarlton. Starter, Mara Cassidy. Racing starts at 2:30 p.m. FIRST RACE 7-8 Mite. Purse S230. 4-year-olds and upward. Sailing. jjQg I -id Horses A Wt Bt SA StrFin Jockeys Owners O B L C 140503DAMOCLE 6 101 4 21 2 2 Vi 12 Dngan P M Civill 2 11-52 2 13943 DEMOSTHRNES 5 94 5 43 61 52 31 21 McQuade C Van Studdiford 10 10 10 19 14051 T AVELER 5 107 2 8s 9 & 71 3& Co'bley J C Ferris Jr 4 5 4 5 14049 BROMO 5 104 3 H Hill 22 43 Mclntyre J Dngean 10 15 10 15 14051 BELKN H. II. 6 102 6 51 5 76 61 5" Vuleatine J H Valpntine 15 20 15 20 13205 R ALVA DO 5 H 7 9 9 71 6 82 61 E Ross Moscow & Co 10 10 10 10 14076 SHUTTLECOCK 6 102 7 72 4 4" 51 71 Castro WHShadley 3 3 3 3 14P49 A LA MO 7 104 1 33 32 31 41 85 Landry Mrs M Lyles 6 6 6 6 139S83 BELLAMY 4 104 8 6a 9 9 9 9 L Brown J Desha 6 8 3 6 Time, 25,491 1:15, 1:29. Winner Ch. g, by Donald A. Cousin Kate. Post 4 minutes Sta't fair. Won easily ; second all out. Damocles cami away in the la3t quarter and wen as be pleated. Biomo was off running and should have been second. Mclntvra quit riding him in the final sixteenth. Traveler ws outrun in the first pirt of the race bat closed fast in tho ftie'ch. Suuttlf cock ent off all taagled up Scratched 139882 Viciorine, 107; (14078)Anoio Lauretta, 102. Damocles, place, 4 to 5: show. out. Demo8thpns, place, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. Traveler, place, 2 to 1: shw, 1 to . Shuttlecock, pine, 6 to 5: show. 1 to 2. SECOND RACE 4 1-3 Furlongs. Purse S250. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St H, 1 M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L 6 14052 ARISTO 106 1 61 41 11 Forehand E Moore & Co 2 2 2 2 14083 QUEEN ERIC 103 4 12 12 211 Frost Mrs G J Forsyth e 3 4 3 4 14U73 SINNEMAHONE 108 5 7 5" 3" L Brown T Delohier 15 20 15 20 140833GRUMBLE 1C8 3 31 31 4" Soneer J C Milam 2 2i 2 21 14081 ( LON KILTY 103 2 2 2h .f,si WShaw J K Hushes 21 3 21 3 13911 H VITESSE 10? 7 5" 7 61 Dugan A R Stoffel 6 7 6 7 14C83 DECEPTRIX 103 6 41 6a 76 Scoville Jpsso&Ott 30 30 30 30 14079 PEDANTIC 103 8 8 8 8 Landry Mrs M C Lrles 30 30 30 30 Time, 24,49, 56. Winner Cb. c, by Long Fish Kanteen. Pest 5 mtrute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Aristowas outrun iu the first prt of the raco but closed fast in the last quarter. Ha sworvelioto the rail an"! pinched off Clonkilty in the last sixteenth. Sinnemahone closed fast in the stretch. Grumble tired iu the run home. irciatcbed 14079 Hibiscus, 103. Aristo, place, 4 to 5; show, out. Queen Eic, place, 3 to 2; show, 3 to 5. Sinnemahone, plac 8 to 1: show. 3 to 1. Gmmble. place, evens; Bhowlto2. Clonkilty, plaa, 6 to 5; show, 1 to 2. THIRD RAGE 3-4 Mile. Pnrse $250 All ages. Allowances. j-j-jQ Ind Horses A Wt Bt M K StrFin Jockeys OwnerB OH L C (14027)FLYING BESS 4 110 1 1" 13 12 11 J Weber N Dyment 8-5 8-5 8-5 8-5 140272 lOE PAINE 3 100 3 3 35 33 22 Dugin T F Puckett 8-5 8-5 8-5 8-5 (1408I)ADVN(,EGUARD2 90 7 7 51 41 31 WShaw W H Barrett 5 6 5 6 lS998'TfaIUNE 3 97 2 22 21 2" 41 Landry White & Co 3 3 3 3 (13&91)SK 1LLMAN 4 110 4 4 41 5 58 McQuado H McCarren Jr 6 6 6 6 14050 LIZZIE EELLY 3 95 5 61 6" 61 63 F-rehand E Moore & Co 50 100 50 103 13433 A. MU KNIGHT 3 100 6 5h 7 7 7 ER. birts'nJohn Call 100 20J 103 150 Time, 23r. 481, 1:001, 1:131. Winner B, f, by Conrtown Galena. Post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won handily; recond easily; Flying Biss racel Triune into submis-ion and won with something left. Tobe Paine hung in fie last sixteenth. Adraoca Guard was slow to get going and was as good as left. Shaw was no Inlp, whataver, to hira. He came with a treminr ua burst in the final quarter. Overweiehts Triune, 2 pounds. Flying Bess, place, 3 to 5. Tobe Paine, place, 3 to 5, Advance Guard, place, 2 to 1; show, evens. Triune, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse $250. 3-yaar-olds and upward. Allowances. J-J-Jj Ind Horses A Wt St M H X StrFin JockoyB Owners O H L C 140512GUILDER 4 105 5 51 6 4" 5k 1 J Weber C'r'th'rs&3hields 3 3 3 3 140313EIN 5 105 4 41 Vi 12 12 21 McQuade H McCarren Jr 8-5 8-5 8-5 8-5 13926 HUBEL 3 92 6 6 4 51 3 32 H'rshbr'gerL J Haas 100 108 100 100 (13963) ROT TE EDAM 5 113 1 2 31 2a 2 4H Lewis JLDwyer 3 3 3 3 1405021. HEVAL D'OE 3 97 2 1" 5h 6 4 5a Landry R H Mc Potter 30 30 30 30 (14031)RED PIRATE 3 105 3 3h 2a 31 6 6 Fro3t W Dicssoa 2 2 2 2 Time, 26i, 51, 1 :03i, 1:161,1 :42. Winner Ch. g, by Esher Trilby. Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won all out: second the sama. Gailder got up iu ihs last stride. He was shut off to ths stretch. Red Pirate was pinched off at the eig'ith post a ad jumped on by Rnbel. He was all out, however, at that tim . Rotterdam was oasad up as ths end. Guilder, piece, evens; show, 1 to 2. Ein, nlace, 3 to 5; show, out. Rnbel. show, 15 to 1. Rotterdam, place, evens; show. 1 to 2. Red Pirate, place, 4 to 5; show, out. - FIFTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. Purse.$250. 3-year-olds and upward. 8eUing. j j J tnd Horses A Wt St K X 3 StrFin Jockey b Owners O E L 0 14001 WINDWARD 3 95 7 62 4 4n 11 12 Londry M Burns 3 3 3 3 13984 ELLSM ERE 6 95 3 711 7a 71 5" 2 McQaade HB Meyers 10 12 10 12 140742 PERC1TA 6 98 1 1" la n 21 3" Forehand H tf Stover 8-5 S-5 8-5 8-5 14050 GRANBY 3 100 6 51 6 8 61 45 A Mitchell J Bryan 30 60 30 60 140493TONY BONING 5 108 2 2" 2a 21 31 5 E Ross P M Civill 3 3 3 3 13925 R VAN "WINKLE 3 89 9 9 9 6t 7 61 W Shaw R H Bronaugh 4 4 4 4 13988 TO PAZ 3 82 5 41 51 3"' i 73 J Martin L Lonor 10 15 10 15 14182 BETH'HEM STAR 4 106 8 8 8 9 9 82 Gleason Wlls & Co 15 30 15 30 13963 MYOdOTIS 3 99 4 31 31 51 8 9 Frost D Larkin 6 10 6 10 Time. 25, 501, 1 :161, 1 :42i. 1 :49i. Winner B. c, by Fonso Mabel Dally. Post 2 mii.utes Stait go d Won easily. Windward cams away in the last furloa?. Tki next three were driving to the limit. Tony Honing was raced into submission in tha firat three-quarters. Topaz nd Mj osotis showed early spejd. Scratched 14074 Annio Teuton, 93. Overweights Beth, ehem Star, 3 prune's; Myototi?, 5; Percita, 5. Windward, place, 6 to 5; show. 1 to 2. ELsmere, place, 5 to I; show, 2 to 1. Porcita, place, 3 to 5; thow, out. Tony Honing, place, 6 to 5; show, 1 to 2. Rip Van Winkle, pla;e, 8 to 5; ehoy, 4 to 5j . g SIXTH BACK 7-8 Mile. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. 8ellin?. Ind Horses A Wt St M H Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 14076 MANZAN1TA 5 102 4 2" 3n 6H 31 HI Forehand E Moore & Co 2 2 2 2 14U76 ObARLCTTE M. 4 107 5 8 72 78 710 2n WShaw J K Hughes 13-513-513-513-5 140 43LIBAT1CN 4 1C9 8 61 5" 41 4s 3" Frost M E Frost 8 S 3 3 11054 NKKARNIS 4 109 3 1 22 it 1 41 McQuado W Weir 6 6 6 8 14051 CYNTHIA H. 5 107 1 4a 6 5a 2a 5 goaor J Wigl 13-5 13-5 13-S13-S 14000 PKINCEOFINDIA5 107 7 31 la 21 61 61 ERoberts'nEurus Bros 30 30 33 30 12932 FRESCO 6 104 6 53 41 3a 5a 720 R rman W-lls & Co 50 60 50 63 11119 FRED K. 6 107 2 7 8 8 8 8 E R jss J E Richardson 6 10 6 10 Time, 251. 50. 1 :03, 1 :16, 1 :29. Winner B. m, by Strathmore Reina Victoria. Post 6 minutes, tartgood. Won epsily; second all out. Mauzanita cime away handily ia the lust Mxioenih. Charlotte M. closed fast through the last quarter. Lib tim was off badly. Nekariiis tired at tlo td. Ho wa beaten for third place ia the tioal stride only. bcratched 13984 Wenlock, 101. Manzanita. ilacf, 4 to 5: slow, out. Charlotte M., place, eveas; show, 1 to 2. LibiKon, place, 6 to 5; show, 1 to 2. Cynthia H., place, evenB; show, 1 to 2. Page [6] CHICAGO JOCKEY CLUB ........ (HAWTHORNE RACETRACK) r AUGUST 7th TO AUGUST 19TH, 1899. " - - Five or More Races Daily Beginning at 2:15 P. M. ADniSSION 75 CENTS. MUSIC BY CICERO niLITARY BAND. SPECIAL KACB TRAINS TO TRACK IN" TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES. Illinois antral Trains leave depot at foot of Randolph street at 9:4:5 a.m., 12:30, 1:00, 1:20 and 1:50 p.m., stopping at Van Buren street, Park Row ' Halsted street and at 1 ivquj. ra ir li ict:54p. a. i i I i-o. a) li iceiv ifter ca.3 n ;e3. t ) o. )t sfc ) ) t Isilaai iveaaa. Onicago, 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 aventa returniaa: im nediately 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, Halsted street ' Ashland aveaae aa 1 )l3ainan lire :c to cr i j c la 1) niiace-5. ' The Metropolitan and Lake street Elevated, Madison street cable, Ogden avenue, Twelfth street and Twenty-second street surface linea connect with electric cars .pa. rc ic. tjtijLj- c) .i i I Jj i a imc i : c jri v . vnr ja: iq-,,-Jinm.iJi tfora a pa racia divs. Express" trains 6h Metropolitan ' EfevateT leaving "Pacific A.ve. "&V:S9ulT and 1":23 p.'m, 's tbpa t" al r statiohTbiTthe loop" and"a tPrahklinstree t7 Halsted itreat and Marshfleld 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. Joha Harvey Harossg Racing. 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