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Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, January 20, 1900 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1900 drf1900012001 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, January 20, 1900 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1900 $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] I Ddii/y a YOU. VI. NO. 17. CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1900. PRICE, 5 CENTS ELIGIHLFS AT MEMPHIS. The Tennasiee Derby of 1900 had 85 entries. Of theae 12 were declared out May 1, 1899, at $10 each and 43 January 1, 1900, at $25 each. This leaves SO eligiblea in and if 10 of these go to the pert the net value to the winner will be $5,595, qnite a tidy snm to amaea in one April afternoon. The SO eligiblea are as follows : Thomas E. Barrett, Barrack, b. c, by Beraan— Fable. George C. Bennett, Admiral Schley, b. c, by Candlem as— Formosa . George C. Bennett, El Caney, ch. c, by Iroquois— Hildegarde. Peter Bitzer. Protel, ch, c, by Protection-Ethel B. IV. Peter Bitzer, Protio, br. c, by Protection — I. O. II. A. Cahn, El Derim, b. c, by Sir Dixon— Lady Faro. J. C. Cahn, Glen Lake, ch. c, by Glenelg— East Lake. J, C. Cahn, Thrive, b. c, by Top Gallant— Elmyra. Duff; & Behan, John G. Ford, cb.c, by Watercress— Rob »lind. Duffy & Bshan, Denny Duffy, b. c, by Strath-more— Lilith. Daffy & Bee an, Arthnr Beban, blk. c, by Hindoo — Gammacita. P. Dnnne, Reminder, ch, c, by Hanover — Keepsake. L. H. Ezell, Winyah, ch. f, by Hanover— Heloise. T. P. Hayes, Red Croas II., eh, c, by Onondaga — Boseola. T. P. Hayes, Tbe Unknown, blk. c, by Pirate of Peneance — Romana. J. R. Herring, Kabler, b. c, by King Regent-Miss Knight. S. K. Hughes, Hansford, b. c, by Hanover— Orlie. W. H. Laudeman, Parmenion, cb. c, by Fonso — LeBbia. J. B. Lewman, Flaunt, b. c, by Forester— Display. McChesney & Oots, Harry Ycchum, b. c. by Candlemas— Virginia. C. T. Patterson, Lamplighted, ch. c, by Lamp lighter—Harebell. W. & F. Bold, Jacintb, ch. f, by Forest— Mes-ealia. H. J. Scoggan, Florizar, b. c, by Florist— Czarina II. J. W. Schorr & Son, Greenock, b. c, by Bramble — Lillian Lindsay. J. W. Schorr & Son, Sam Phillips, ch. c, by St. Florian— Reckon. J. W. Schorr & Son, F. W. Brode, ch. c, by Caynga— Prosperity. E. F. Sinams, Mark Cheek, blk. c, by Albert-Susie Lasley. A. H. Stanhope, Dramburg, b. c, by Deceiver — Confidence. P. Tomlinson & Co., The Conqueror, blk. c, by Bir Dixon— Repeat. Milton Young, Maccabee, b. c. by Macduff— Ilnaa B. So far as last year's running can be taken as a guide to the probabilities of 1900, Sam Phillips, The Conqueror, Mark Cheek, F. W. Brode, Greenock, Thrive, Reminder, The Unknown, Flaunt and Red Croaa II. appear to be tbe pick •f those left in and C. T. Patterson's Lamp-lighted has a great private repntation. The Tenneaaee Oaks of this year had forty-nine entries, of which five were declared out May 1, 1899, at $10 each and twenty-one January 1, 1990, at $20 each, and one died. This leaves twenty-two still in, aa follows : T. B. Barrett, Brownie Anderson, ch. f, by George Kinney— Alma H. W. S. Barnes, Scarlet Lily, b. f, by Jim Gore- Bed Veil. W. S. Barnes, Lady Elite, b. f, by Order— Bo- nita Belle. Peter Bitzer, Phlox, b. f, by Protection- Ben tling. C. F. Buschmeyer, Elisabeth Klein, ch. f, by Rossington— Betsy Broeck. Burns &. Waterhouse, Southern Girl, br. f, by Free Knight— Sarah Davis. Burns & Waterhouae, Bit of Fashion, ch. f, by Forest— Welcome. J. C. Cthn, Barrica, b. f, by The Bard— Bica. James V. Carter, Time, b. f, by Pontico— Mary H. James B. Gray, Macie Maree, eh. f, by King Begent— Eva. James B. Gray, Florence Anetia, ch, f, by Faustus— Maid of Thrift. L. H. Esell, Winyah, ch. f, by Hanover— Eloise. J. W. Dwyer. Alpbonsua, b, f, by Strathmore —Bridget Keaton. T. P. Hayes, Siharaba, br. f, by Bramble— Vanita, by Alarm, 5. K. Hnghes. unnamed, b. f, by Deceiver— Adele M. W. H. Landsman, Lignite, b. f, by Lamplighter—Belle of the Highlands. J. J. McCafferty, Zemora, ch. f, by Top Gal-Ian t— Frederica . T. J. McHale, Medartha, blk. f, by Siddartha —Medicine. W. & F. Bold, Jacintb, ch. f, by Forest— Messalia. E. F. Simms, The Laurel, b. f, by Tournament —Lucille. H. H. Stover, Mary Kelly, b. f, by Getaway— Callia Ferguson. James Whitten, Royal Rival, b. f, by Dundee —Rival. This stake is likely to net the winner slightly over $2. GOO. On public farm Lady Elite, Eliza-bath Klein, Southern Girl, Bit of Fashion, Macie Maree. Winyah, Scarlet Lily and Lignite seem best, but the issue of filly stakes early in the year is so notrriously uncertain that the winner may very well prove to be some one now unconsidered. Royal Rival is a grandly bred one that as yet has not started, Advance consideration of two-year-old events is always fascinating to dyed in-the-wool stndentB of racing problems. Each young thing has before it the possibility of reigning as a "king" or ' queen" of the track until the rude test of actual racing dispels illusions and reveals those destined to equine greatness. By way of affording a glimpse at the youngsters slated to make their debut next spring the entries to the Memphis Stakes, at five furlong*, are here given : G. C. Bennett & Co., chestnut colt, by Han-ovea— 8 qneeze. G. C. Bennett & Co., bay colt, by Magian— Locust Bloom. G. C. Bennett & Co., bay colt, by Sir Dixon— Nina Archei. 6. C. Bennett & Co., bay colt, by Inspector B. —Rosa Buckden. G. C. Bannett & Co., cheatnut filly, by Russell — Memoria. Peter Bitzer, Prior, ch. c, by Protection-Annie C. IV. A. Cahn, chestnut colt, by Charade— Electricity. A. Cahn, bay colt, by Long Dance— B ibette. J. C. Cahn, chestnut gelding, b bt. J alien— Lady Jim. J. C. Cahn. black filly, by Victory— Charlotte Cusbman. J. C. Cabn, bay filly, by Sir Dixon— Lake Breeae. David Caatleman, Gascar, blk. c, by Gascon-Vinegar. Fryer & Co., Endorser, b. c, by Ecuador-Sewing Girl. S. T. Gaines, Lillie Pantland, b. f, by Fonso— Lilly M. H. Gwynn & Co., Bed Signal, br. o, by Jim Gore— Bed Veil. T. P. Hayes, brown colt, by Victory— Sena Royal. T. P. Hayes, chestnut colt, by Strathmore. T. P. Hayes, cheatnut colt, by July. T. P. Hayes, bay colt, by Lamplighter-Bridget Keaton. T. P. Hayes, bay filly, by Strathmore— Lady Loud. S. K. Hughes & Co., bay colt, by Deceiver-Excellent. S. K. Hughes & Co., chestnut colt, by Deceiver — Florette. Kei th & Patton, Pentocrat, b. c, by Freeman —Gold Bug. Kei t h & Patton, Kate Freeman, ch. f, by Freeman—Kitty R. Kei th & Patton, Birdie Stone, ch. f, by Gold Stone— Miss Birdie. Keith & Patton, Emily Oliver, b. f, by Freeman—Ethel Gray. • W. H. Laudeman, chestnut colt, by Hanover —Jennie Lee. W. H. Laudeman, bay colt, by Hanover— Be-trieve. J. B. Lewman, His Eminence, b c, by Falsetto—Patroness. Geo rge J. Long, bay colt, by Florist— Glenda. Gecrge J. Long, bay gelding, by Azia— Meadow Lark. G eerge J. Long, bay filly, by King Lee— Bain-fall. J. J. Maiklein, Garry Herrman, br. c, by Midlothian — Loma. W. H. May & Son, Otie Harlan, br. c, by Loyalist — Shadow. W. H. May & Son, Wolf Bun, b. c, by Likely-Miss Vic. W. H. May & Son. Alex Pearson, ch. c, by The Kaiser— Wonda West. P. J. Miles, Tennis Girl, b. f.byTennj— Qaeer Girl. J. J. McCafferty, Woodmansten, ch. c, by Eureka — Addie Mac. J. McNaught, Icon, b. c, by Tenshine— Belle Boiseau. O. G. Parke, Cato, ch. c, by Casino— Bettie W. C. T. Patterson, brown colt, by Hanover-Workmate. C. T. Patterson, chestnut colt, by Hanover — Aragon. C. T. Patterson, bay colt, by Knight of Ellers-lie— Lizzie Pickwick. Robinson & Leach, bay filly, by Scorpion-Han selle. Lewis Ryan. Arthur Gibson, ch. c, by Favor-Kate Pellet ier, B. Schreiber, In Shot, b. f, by Foul Shot— Innocence. B. Schreiber, Proposal, b. f, by Fonl Shot or Balgowan— Mill Hall. W. L. Simmons, brown filly, by Wagner — Mattie P. H. H. Stanhope,' Murano, b. c, by Judge Hurra y— Dodo. J. W. Schorr &, Son, brown colt, by Hindoo-Cherry Blossom. J. W. Schorr & Son, chestnut colt, by Favor-dale— Golden Bod. J. W. Schorr & Son, bay colt, by Floriet— Petulance. J. W. Schorr & Son, bay colt, by Belvidero— Lady Hawkstono. CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE. THE CONQUERORS. P. Tomlinson & Co. own a well known and good three-year-old colt called The Conqueror. Col. W. 8. Barnes owns a two-year-old colt, by Jim Gore— Bacchante, that is also named The Conqueror. Prima facie it would appear that Tomlinson'a colt would have the prior right to the name because of his being a year oldar, bat such does not seem to be the case. Colonel Barnes was written to about the matter, and in reply aaya : "The name of The Conqueror I claimed and had registered when my colt was a weanling. When I selected that name and had it duly registered with the Jockey Club, I had never heard of Mr. Tomlinaon's colt. Aa soon aa I saw that Tomlinson was running a colt under that name, I wrote to the Jockey Club and called their attention to the fact, and they replied promptly saying: 'You are the only one that haa registered this name for a colt, and Mr. Tomlinson'a colt has never had a name claim 3d and registered with us, and you alone are entitled to the name.' "I then wrote to Tomlinson and told him all these facts, and said to him in this letter that I cared nothing whatever for the name and urged him to registar a name for hia co t and that he would not be eligible to race in the east unless he did do so, I told him I would gladly allow him to retain the name— Tbe Conqueror — provided be could so arrange it with the J is key Club and would pay the cost of changing my colt's name, which would bi $100 Mr. Tomlinson replied by saying he had left th, matter of registering and naming the colt with a gentleman in New Orleans, and if I remember correctly, be said the man waa his partner in the ownership of the colt and that he wis of the opinion that the colt had had a name registered and would refer the matter to his partner. "As I was, and am, clearly entitled to the name I could not be expected to pay for changing my colt's name ($100) and still car i nothing for it. They have not accepted my proposition, which was certainly a very liberal one on my part. I tried to right the matter and am sorry that I selected this name. His colt la truly a conqueror and the name should ba retainel by Tomlinson if he can arrange it and pay for doing so." This communication brings up a decidedly interesting question for the consideration of Messrs. Tomlineon & Co. Their colt is heavily engaged and considered to havs a fine chance of taking high rank as a Derby winner. Yet it is doubtful if he haa a right to start in any stake for which he has been nominated. Clause 7 of rule 23 of American Racing Rules says : "No horse foaled ia the United States since January 1, 1892, and no foreign-bred horse imported into the United Statea or Canada since January 1, 1900, shall b3 allowed to start in any fl it race unless it has been named and registered aa by this rule provided." If Tomlinson's colt has not be?n registered since the correspondence with Colonel Barnes it seems that the above rule absolutely bars bim from racing until hia disqualification ahall have been removed, It is a gravely important case and one that signally illustrates the groaa carelessness of many owners and trainers in failing to inform themselves of the laws governing their calling. J. DYMENT SUSPENDED. New Orleans, January 19.— The stewards, after investigating the running of Fred Perkins, recommend the suspension of Trainer J. Dyment and the horae Fred Perkins from all privilegea indefinitely and further recommend that the entries ef other horses from this stable be refnsed for tbe remainder of the meeting. Jockey Nash Turner has been granted a license by the Jockey Club and will ride for W. C. Whitney. Page [1] VOL. II. SUPPLEMENT TO DAILY RACING FORM. CHICAGO, ILL., SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1900. NO. 3. American Turf 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. 124-126 FIFTH AVE., CHICAGO, ILL. Editor, F. H. Bbunell. CHICAGO, ILL., JANUARY 20, 1900. THE flHERICffN TURr CONGRESS. President— W. F. Schclte, Louisville, Ky. Vice-President— James Howard, Chicago, 111. Treasurer— O. L. Bradley, Lexington, Ky. Secretary— E. C. Hopper, 235 Court Avenue, Covington, Ky. Assistant Secretary— John Dillon, 235 Court Avenue, Covington, Ky. AMERICAN TURF CONGRESS MEMBERS. Kentucky Association, of Lexington, 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. Highland Park Club, of Detroit, Mich. Harlem Jockey Club, of Chicago, 111. Chicago Jockey Club, of Chicago, 111. Western Turf Association, of San Francisco, Cal. 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. S. C. Hopper, Covington, Ky. Committee on Rules. Jos. A. Murphy, St. Louis Fair Association, St. Louis, Mo. L. P. Tarlton, Frankfort, Ky. E. C. Hopper, Covington, Ky. WASHINGTON PARK CLUB. President— Charles D. Hahill. First Vice-President-S^muel W. Allebtob, Second Vice-President— Henry J. Mac far land. Third Vice-President-Geoeoe E.P.Dodge. Fourth Vice-President -D. Mark Cummings. Treasurer— John R. Walsh. Secretary— James Howard, 01st and South Park Avenue. Racing Stewards— D. Mark Cummiug-s, Gus tavus A. Schwartz, Frank S. Gorton, John Dupee, Charles J. Barnes. Executive Committee— Charles D. Hamili, Samuel W. Allertou, Henry J. Macfarland, George E. P. Dodge, D. Mark Cummings, John R. Walsh, John Dupee, Frank S. Gorton, Robert W. Roloson, Albert S. Gage, Gustavus A. Schwartz, Lawrence A. Young, J, Henry Norton. The first six are ex-othcic memberi. 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— S. T. Carnes, George Arnold, C. C. Cowan, Dr. Kennedy Jones S. R. Montgomery, ex-officio. HIGHLAND PARK JOCKEY CLUB President— Merrill B. Mills. Vice-President— John W. Price. Treasurer— George M. Hendrte. Secretary— Walter O. Parmer. Detroit, Mich 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— Sheridan Clark. Assistant Secretary— Roger Sullivan. York and Southgate Streets, Newport, Ky NEW LOUISYILLE JOCKEY CLUB. President— W. F. Sohulte. Vice-President— W. E. Applegate. Treasurer— Charles Bollinger. Secretary— Charles F. Price. Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, Ky PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB. President— 8. N. Androus. Vice-President— Henry J. Crocker Secretary— F. H. Green. Palace Hotel, Parlor A, San Francisco, Cal WESTERN TURF ASSOCIATION. President— W. J. Martin.-Vice-President— Chas. F. Gardner. Secretaey— F. H. Green. Parlor A, Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. ST. LOUIS FAIR ASSOCIATION. President— Robert Aull. Fibst Vice-President— August B. Ewing. Second Vice-President— Charles Clark. Third Vice-President— James Campbell. Secretary— Joseph A. Murphy. Treasures— W. M. Lookwood. Board of Direct bs— L. M. Rumsey, Robert Aull, J. M. Sellers, Charles Green, Holla Wells, William Nolker, D. R. Francis, James Campbell, C. C. Maffitt, C. H. Turner, A. B. Ewing and Charles Clark. Fair Grounds, St. Louis, Mo LATONIA JOCKEI CLUB. President— John C. Sheelook. Secretary— Edward C. Hopper, 235 Court Avenue, Covington, Ky. KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION. President — Col. M. M. Young. Seoeetary— C. F. MoMeekin. Lexington, Ky. ARKANSAS JOCKEY CLUB. President— 8. M. Afperson. 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, 111. CHICAGO JOCKEY CLUB. Presiding Judge— James H. Rees. Stakter— Richabd Dwyer. Secretary— Harry Kuhl. Room 403 Mouadnock Bldg., Chicago, 111. TENNESSEE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION. President— V. L. Kirkman. Secretary— J. W. Russwurm. Nashville, Tenn. Board of Directors— May Overton, Andrew Marshall, A. H. Robinson, V. L. Kirkman, J. W. RusBwurm, THE "RULED OFF" LIST. 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 — 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, ch. 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 JOCEEY CLUB. W. Gallagher, owner, and horse Patroon, b. c, 4, by Patron— Madie. DETROIT JOCKEY CLUB. J. M. Cooper, alias "Bozeman." HABLEM JOCKEY CLUB Sept. 30, 1898— J. Horton, John Kinney, jockeys, ruled off. July 5, 1899— W. H. Snearly, trainer, suspended and recommended that license committee revoke license. 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 J. 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— J. McDonald, jockey, suspended. 1899— T. McNickle, C. Milton, jockeys, suspended. Horses Ruled Off (Chicago Racing Association.) 1893— Packhorse, 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 Stock well ; Aucile, alias _Dan Kurtz, by Ansol— Isabel. 1898— Tusculum, by Bern Strome— Crafen ; Filibuster, by Longsides— Little Moilie ; Obstinate Simon, by Simon Magnus— Persistence ; Board Marker, by Falsetto— Rebellis ; Frank Stanton, by Jils Johnson— Trousseau ; Getabout, by Teuton—Gadabout ; 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, fore man, ruled off. CINCINNATI JOCKEY CLUB. M. Coughlin, owner and trainer, ruled off. C. A. Richcreek, trainer, indefinitely suspended. Baldur, ch. g, by Punster— Coots, ruled off. E. C. Hoppeb, Secretary. DECLARATIONS DIE. March 1, 1900. The Kentucky Derby $30 The Clark Stakes 30 The Kentucky Oaks 25 April 1, 1900. The Latonia Derby 30 The Himyar Stakes 20 The Latonia Oaks 20 RACING DATES OF 1900. Memphis April 5—27 Nashville April 28— May 5 LouisviUe May 3—19 St. Louis, Mo May 12— Aug. 25 ANNUAL MEETING, 1889. OFFICERS FOR ENSUING YEAR. W. F. Schulte, President. Address, Louisville, Ky, James Howard, Vice-President. Address, Chicago, 111. O. L. Bbadley, Treasurer. Address, Lexington, Ky. E. C. Hopper, Secretary. Address, Covington, Ky. J. B. Dillon, Assistant Secretary. New member elected— The Western Turf Association of South San Francisco, Cal. By-Law XVI changed so as to provide for an assistant secretary. By-Law XIX changed by adding the words "through the secretary" after the word "Congress" in seventh line. Rule No. 6 was stricken out. Rule No. IT was changed to read as follows : The colors selected by owners must be registered with the Secretary of the Congress and when thus registered shall not be used by others except in case of death or after five years' withdrawal from the turf. Any owner racing in colors not registered shall be fined. A fee of $1.00 shaU be charged for registering and the Secretary shall issue a certificate of registration. In case of conflicting claims those now registered with the Secretary shall have prior claim. A list of colors that have been registered shall be furnished each member by the Secretary of the Congress and shall be posted in the office of the Clerk of the Scales. Rule 18 — Every person or horse expelled or ruled off by any reputable running association, or by the American or the National Trotting Association, shall stand ruled off the courses of the members of this Congress during the continuance of such expulsion. Any Association that shall knowingly allow any ruled-off or expelled person or horse to participate in its racing shall be outlawed. Rule 27— Any owner, trainer, jockey or horse, that shall in any way participate in racing under injunction proceedings, or any owner, trainer or jockey that shall attempt to nullify by legal process the rulings of officials in case of fraud shall be barred from all privileges of ' the tracks of this Congress. This rule to take effect from date of passage. Rule 95— Declarations in purse races must be made by the owner, trainer or other person deputed by him, to the Secretary or his assistant by 12 o'clock (noon) of the day of the race, or at such other time as he may appoint. When a party having: more than ome horsa entered in a purse, shall declare one out, he thereby declares au out, but tins role snail not apply to handicaps. Declarations in purse races must be accompanied by five (5) per cent, of the first money. In purse races with more than eight entries, owners can declare out to that number free of charge, the right to declare free being determined by lot, as occasion may require. All declaration fees in purse races shall go ; 60 per cent, to second horse and 40 per cent, to third horse. In case one horse distances the field in heat races, all entrance and declaration money must go with the purse. Rule 105— No jockey, except when riding for his contract employer, shall be weighed out for any race unless there has been deposited for him with the Clerk of the Scales the fee for a losing mount in that race, and the Clerk of the Scales shall keep the accounts for the jockeys, pay over to them the money collected, unless he has notice to the contrary, and for his services shall receive two per cent, of the amount collected. The failure to deposit this fee for the jockey engaged for any horse shall declare it out of the race. Rule 157— Stricken out. Rule 160— In selling races the horse's engag ments are included if the horse is bought claimed. Rule 172 — Owners and trainers employing riders, grooms or attendants shall make their contracts in writing, properly signed and witnessed, whenever the time covered by the contract exceeds thirty days. Any person who shall entice or attempt to entice away from an employer, a rider, groom or attendant who is under contract, may be fined or ruled off. No contract shall be binding under these rules, the provisions of which give an employer any interest whatever in the earnings of a jockey, and the License Committee shall grant no license to jockeys bound by such contracts. Any employer or jockey misrepresenting the terms of any contract shall be ruled off. In the absence of written agreement the engagement of a jockey, groom or attendant ter minates with the last day of each month. 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CHICAGO, ILL., JANUABY 20, 1900. 1899 ANNUAL RACING FORM. The flint volume of 1899 Annual Racing Form, containing the charts from January 1 to July 1, 1899, in soft morocco covers, with a linen paper index lettered and reinforced for hard use, is ready for delivery. The Yearly costs $30. Volume 2 will be delivered to subscribers by Janu-sjsf K. 1900. The two volumes of the Annual will not be sold separately. There are a few special term books for sale on order, however AMEBIC IN SPORTING MANUAL. The American Sporting Manual of 1900 contains all racing records at large, revised and complete up to the end of 1899; four handicapping systems with directions for their practioal application, a table showing how to compute bookmaking percentages, track records of all the recognized tracks of the country, the western and eastern scales of weights, tables showing the comparative speed of tracks, a complete list of pugilistic contests of 1899 of any consequence, trotting and pacing records la t all distances and a liat of the new 2 :15 trotters of 1899 . Also a complete record of performances at all styles of billiards, together with scores of all the important matches and tournaments of 1899 . St. Louis Horse Racing I: :.*FOtCWAHON BUREAU. GOOD TBINGS FROM I Terms $1. Per Day. BOTH TRACKS | $5. Per Week. 721 Pine St.. Rm 2. 2d Floor. St. Louis Mo. Goodwin's OFFICIAL 19TH Turf Guide YEAR. MORE COMPLETE THAN EVER, A VALUABLE ADDITION MADE. A Form Table to Each Eyeit which shows exact position of every horse which was either 1st, 2d, 3d or 4th at each quarter pole, also positions at start. Important notes added when required. Events reported from all parts of the country and Canada. Issued the lit and 15th of every month, PRICE 60 CTSEAOH For tale at all principal hotels, newsstandt, racetracks and publishers' office. GOODWIN BROS., 1,440 BROADWAY, NKW YORK. Special Race Trains to Lemont Leave Polk Street Depot over Santa Fe at 12:50, returning leave Lemont at 5 o'clock. Leave Union depot over Chicago & Alton at 1:20, returning directly after last race, stopping at 23d street and Halsted street. Running time 40 minutes. FARE. 50 CENTS ROUND TRIP. ReturnTickets Good Over Hither L,irae. ELIGIBLBS AT MEMPHIS. (Continued from 1st Page.) J. W. Schorr & Son, bay filly, by Esher— War Mantle. J. W. Schorr & Sen, bay filly, by Belvidere— Peninah, J. W. Schorr & San, bay colt, by Esher— Clar- 1880. J. W. 8chorr & Son, bay colt, wy Deoeiver — MisB Colville. B. Tucker, Dark Slipper, b. c, by Badge or Dark Days— Slip Along. The Montgomery Handicap entries will serve to show substantially the strength and quality and the handicap division of the west this year. Here they are : James Arthur, ch. h, 6, Fervor. James Arthur, br. h, 5, Moroni. W. M. Barrick, b. h, 5, Trillo. L. V. Bellow, ch. g, 5, Lackman. S. S. Bender, b. h, 5, Tenby. G. C. Bennett & Co., b. c, 3, Admiral Schley. G. C. Bennett & Co., ch. c, 3, Capron. G. C. Bennett & Co., ch. g, 8, Laureate. Buckley & Arthur, ch. c, 4, Duke of Middle-burs. C. F. Buschmeyer, ch. f, 3, Elizabeth Klein. J. C. Cahn, b. m, 5, Crocket. A. C. Clark, ch, c, 4, Harry Nutter. W. W. Darden, b. c, 4, Leo Planter. W. W. Darden, b. g, 5, Forgst Not. Darden & Byan, ch. h, 6, Algol. T. P. Hayes, blk. e, 3, Ths Unknown. T. P. Hayes, blk, c, 3. The Monk. Keith & Patton, b. f, 3, Alice Turner. Keith & Patton, ch. f, 3. Maud Wallace. Keith & Patton, b. c, 3, Dr. Cave. W. H. Laudeman, ch. c, 4, Cambrian. J. B. Lewman, b. c, 3, Flaunt. Liger & Deaa, ch. c, 3, Gold 'Or. George J. Long, br. g, 5, Dr. Black. Georga J, Long, b. g, 3, Pasig. W. H. May & Son, b. c, 4, Ed Tip'.on. W. H. May & Son, b. c, 3, Avenstoke. W. H. May & Son, b. c, 3, The Bnsh. J. J. McCaiferty, oh. c, 4, Alpan. J. J. McCafierty, b. f, 8, Cleora. J. J. McCafferty, b. h, 5, Handpress. T. J. McHale, b m, 5, Bslle of Memphis. J. McNanght, b. c, 4, The Sluggard. J. S. O'Brien, ch. c, 3, Bonnivard. J. S. O'Brien, br. c, 4, Duke of Baden. C. T. Patterson, ch, c, 3, Lamplighted. W. H. Robinson & Co., b. c, 3, John Yerkes . T. H. Byan, b. h, 6, The Roman. T. H. Byan, b. h, 6, Dunois. T. H. Byan, b. h, 5, St. Simonian. J. W. Schorr & Son, ch. h, 5. Liebsr Karl. J. W. Schorr & Son, b c, 4, Streamer. J. W. Schorr & Son, b. h, 4, Sea Lion. J. W. Schorr & Son, b. h, 6, Timemakar, J. W. Schorr & Son, ch. c, 3, F. W. Brode. J. W. Schorr & Son, ch. c, 3, Sam Phillips. J. W. Schorr & Son, b c, 3, Greenock. J. W. Schorr & Son, b. h, 6. Meadowtho rpe . H. J. Scoggan, b. c, 3, Florizar. Tomlinson & Co., cb. h, 6, Serrano. Tomlineon & Co., b. h, 5, Cherry Leaf . B. Tucker, b. c, 4, Jolly Soger. G. Van Studdiford, ch. e, 3, Woodtrice . G. Van Studdiford, b. c, 3, Sidbow. W. M. Wallace, b. h, 5, High Jinks. Wallenstein & Co., ch. c, 4, Greatland. James Whitten, b. g, 4, The Pride. James Whitten, br. c, 4, Golden Link. TANFOBAN PARK FOBM. San Francisco. Cal.. January 19.— The form of Saturday's Tanfbran Park fields is : First Bace— M. F. Tarpey, The Gaffer, Carlo-nian. Second Bace— Daisy F„ Chimura, Meadow-thorpe. Third Bace— Sly, Ben Ledi, Wyoming. Fourth Race— Geyser, Bannockburn, Zoroaster, Fifth Race— Scotch Plaid, Toribio, Bed Pir ate Sixth Bace— La iy Heloise, Maxello, Maf ada. TANFORAN PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race— 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-oMa. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex A pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. The Gaffer, b. c, by Uncas— Loetitia Ill (16422)H. F. Tarpey Ill 725 Grafter, b. g, by Cicero— Leap Year 108 16406 St. Bica 105 700 16406 Bride Ale 105 705 163643 n.arlonian 104 720 16406* Kings telle 104 715 Second Race— 1 1-3 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. SeBlng, Ind. Horses. Age. Wgt, Hdes. 16432 Meadowthorpe 6. ...110 715 16432 Topmast 7....107 710 ie432lDaisyF 5... .104 725 16408 Billy McCloskey 7....103 700 16443 Chimura 4. ...103 720 Third Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (l6175)Sly 6. ...Ill 725 J6407 Socialist 5.. ..Ill 700 16430 Rosalbra 6. ...110 695 ( 16407) Bin Ledi 4. ...110 720 16U23Qrion 6. ...109 710 162613 Wyoming 7....1IW UD 16325 Yarnba 4. ...108 695 16392 HeUhHo 5. ...107 705 16S07 Amasa 5....11H w# 163773Wild Hot 5. ...105 685 16430 Good Hope 4.. ..104 715 )6430 Maud Ferguson 4....102 710 16480 Genua 4. ...102 690 16407 Kittie Kelly 3.... 99 705 ( 16205 )Tutb ill 3.... 96 690 16430 Ailenna 3.... 93 685 16337 Champion Keae 3.... 87 oo Femrth Race — 1 Mile. Turf Congress Stakes. „ $2,000 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (16484) Bannockburn 5. ...124 740 164203+ Bend raa 5.. ..124 720 (ie426)*Geyeer 6.. ..121 750 I643420hntbna 4. ...116 710 (16432)Zoroaster 4. ...116 735 16408 F. W. Brode 3.. ..104 710 (l6378)tAoj »u 3. ...104 715 1643S3 Yellow Tail 3. ...104 735 164202Advance Guard 3.. ..104 730 16433 Diomed 3. ...101 700 1643«*Sardine 3.... 99 730 163792tFl wer of Gold 3.... 99 725 t W. B. Jennings A Co. entry. *Ed Corrigan eatry. Fifth Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward, Celling, 16407 Faver»h«m II 4.. ..Ill 685 1636«33Cotch Plaid 5. ...109 725 16173 Grady 6.. ..108 680 16445 R»d Pirate 4.. .107 715 (16419)Toribio 5. ...107 720 16408 White Fern 4. ...106 705 163493Ping 5. ...105 700 16446 Tom Smith 6....105 695 16430 Montallade 7.. ..105 710 16337SDelore 6.. ..103 6§0 16349 Espionage 4.. ..100 715 163982Antonietta 3.... 85 710 Sixth Race— S-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 16446 Beautiful Bill 8. ...115 680 16433 Maf*da 7.. ..115 685 16029 VlBXsllo 5... .112 690 164422Gold Baron 4. ...112 685 163772Romany 4. ...112 675 16347 P. F 7. ...112 640 16377 Carter H. Harrison Jr. 4. ...112 670 16442 Lona Marie 5.... 110 665 16421 Delecta 5. ...110 650 16419 Lula W 4.. ..110 655 16304 Lady Heloise 6. ...110 700 16367 Tourist II 4. ...110 660 NEW ORLEANS FORM. New Orleans, La., January 19.— The form of Saturday's New Orleans fields is i First Race— L. T. Caton, Chancery, Bush Fields. Second Bace— Frelinghuyaen, Sidney Lucas, Aberdale Third Bace— Albertvale, Uhler, Nailer. Fourth Bace— Laureate, Arthur Behan, Dr . Parker. Fifth Bace— Little Billy, Water Crest, Scottish Grit. K Sixth Bace— Troubaline, Polly Bixby, Maidstone. NEW ORLEANS KNl'RUBS. Probabilities: Weather cloudy : track heavy. Firat Baee-1 Mile and 29 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling, bid. Horses Age Wt. Hdcp. 16404 Lobenguls 8.. ..121 690 16256 Admetua 6.. ..121 705 16423 Rush Fields 6. ...118 710 15935 hill Pewell 7. ...118 650 16898»L. T. Caton 6. ...118 725 16428 Maulius 4. ..116 690 16428 BanquoII 6. ...116 700 16487 Good Order 5.. ..118 680 16395 KingElkwood 7.. .118 680 16415 Howits-r 5.. ..113 650 16256 Shinfane 4 111 650 16435 Chancery 4. ...Ill 715 16425 Granby 4. ...108 660 Seeond Race— 6 1-9 Farlonga. 3-year-olde. Handicap. Ind. Horses, color, sex A pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 15955*8idney Lucas 122 715 18089 Aberdale 108 705 164262Frelinghuysen 105 725 ( 16426) Knightbanneret 104 769 164003Kindred 102 690 16301 Turney 94 709 NanOK.ee 94 Balkan, b. c, by Bermuda— Lisric 94 16299 Denny Duffy 94 600 (16332) Diana Fonso 94 675 15609 Lampwick 9? 680 15790 Gratia 92 660 16400 Dr. Fannie 90 690 16332 Bailie Mills 90 685 14015 Barney's Last 90 675 ♦Will be barred in betting. Third Race— 1 1-4 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Belling. Ind. Hortea Age Wt, Aden. (15942) Julius CaeBar 5. ...165 625 (16428)Albertvale 6. ...105 725 14024*Jack Hayes 6.. ..102 600 184163 School Girl 5. ...100 700 16404 Friar John 5. ...100 700 16404 Uhler 4.... 97 710 16427 Bright Night 4.... 95 695 16385 Nailer 4.... 95 705 16428 Nilmah 4.... 92 670 16302 Klondyke Queen 4.... 90 700 Fenrtfc Race— 1 Male. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (16384)Andes 4. ...105 720 163283 Laureate 8.. ..103 759 16384» Dr. Vaughan 4.... 98 719 164273 Cathedral 4.... 98 715 (1632l)Arthui Behan 3.... 91 740 (16427) Dr. Parker 4.... 90 725 Fifth Race— 7-8 Mile. 4-year olds and upward. Selling, 164353Water Crest 5.. ..110 720 16403 Little Billy 8. ...104 725 16425 Wordsworth 6.. ..104 680 16439 Tinkler 5. ...104 709 18356 Domic is 5.. ..104 699 16404 Ben Bolt 8.. ..104 659 1642,")2Fewnes8 5....104 675 16289 Crystalline 5. ...102 705 16439 Jennie F 5.. ..102 680 16427 Scottish Grit 4.. ..101 715 Sixth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-oids and upward. Selling. 15795 Flora Daniels 8.. ..105 680 16144 Northumberland 4.. ..105 675 (16371) Pally Bixby 3. ...105 695 163323Troubaline 3. ...100 700 16371 Cheri 3. ...100 640 16371 Vituria 3.... 100 680 16332 Maidstone 3.. ..100 690 16397 Decimal 3....100 670 16290 Jamaica 3.. ..100 665 Page [2] face, or for a specified time, refuses to fulfill an engagement, the Judges shall fine or suspend him. Rule 1*— Steeplechases stricken out. It is a duplicate. The following new Rule was adopted: No person against whom there are outstanding forfeit orders or other arrears issued by members of the Congress shall receive a trainer's or jockey's license until the same are paid. The following new Rule was passed: Any person who shall enter or run a horse or allow a horse to be entered in a selling race while any claim is held against such horse, either as a bill of sale, chattel mortgage or lien of any nature, by anyone, without making the fact known at the time of entry shall be considered guilty of fraud and shall immediately be ruled off by the Judges, and any and all persons claiming title or ownership or any horse after such horse has run in the name of another person, having peaceable and undisturbed possession of same, shall be considered guilty of fraud and be ruied off by the operation of this rule. This rule to take effect immediately. Messrs. Tarlton, Fowler and Hopper were appointed committee to edit rules. The name of the Chicago Racing Association was changed on the records to the Chicago Jockey Club. L. D. Hall, James Arthur and J. R. Hand, who participated in racing at Woodstock, 111., run contrary to American Racing Rules, were reinstated. The horses, Barrier and Ramona, were refused reinstatement. The mare Maxine. formerly Fleur de Lis, whose name was changed East to conform to their registration rule, was permitted to run under the name of Mazine on Congress tracks. The following resolution was adopted : Inasmuch as the fund of the Turf Congress has accumulated beyond all possible future necessities, and as the fixed revenues are ample for annual expenses, Resolved, That the Congress appropriate to each of its members the sum of $1,000, or as much thereof as the different clubs may designate, to which a like amount shall be added by each club, to be known as the Turf Congress Sweepstakes of 1900, and to be run in one or more stakes as each club may provide. Of the sum appropriated one-half shall be paid to the trainers and jockeys of the three placed horses, as follows : Forty per cent., 20 per cent, and 10 per cent, to the trainers of the first, second and third horses respectively, and 15 per cent., 10 per cent, and 5 per cent, respectively to the jockeys riding them. And when any Association shall show to the satisfaction of the Secretary of the Congress that the above stake has been given and that its conditions have been complied with in full, he shall authorize the Treasurer of the Congress to pay over to each one complying the requisite amounts. The time for forfeiture of membership on account of not giving a meeting within the year was extended to September 1, 1900. The registration rule was amended so as to conform to the rule governing the Stud Book, except that portion of the Stud Book rule relating to the naming of foals. The old naming rule still stands. REGISTERED RACING COLORS. Covington, Kt., December 29, 1899. The following named persons have registered colors for the year 1900 : A. Alexander, T, B., Gold, blue cap. Arthur, James, Green, white sash, green and white cap. B. Batcheler, H. T., Blue, white cap. Bertonniere, E. & Co., Black, orange sash, green cap. Bellow, L. V., Blue, letter "O" on back, yellow sleeves and cap. Benson, L. W., Green, red cap. Burdeau, C. K., Old gold, white cap. Barrett, Thomas E., Green, white and old gold stripes. Barrick, \V. M., Orange, black sash. Baker & Gentry, Old gold, black sleeves, gold hoops and white cap. Bender, 8. S., Light blue, red sash. Browning, Paul, Cerise. Bennett, George C, Green and white diamonds. Burrows. Ed., Yale blue, yellow cap. Bronaugh, R. H. &. Co., Black, orange belt, yoke and cap. Brown & Boles, Blue, red, white and blue sleeves, white and yellow sash across shoulders, red cap. Buschmeyer, C. F., Cuban red, white sleeves and cap. Brown, J. E., Green, red sleeves, orange cap. Burns, H., Blue, red sleeves, white sash and cap. Bush, T. J., Cherry and orange stripes, cherry cap. Brown, E. C. & Co., Red and black hoops, pink cap. Badinelli & Morse, Red, green sleeves, white cap. C. Cotton, W. E., Scarlet, green sleeves and cap. Caliill, W., Blue, red sleeves, blue bars on sleeves, red cap. Clayton, J. D. .Orange, white cap. Crawford, J. R., Red and blue halves, green cap. Crosby, B. B.-Purple, green sleeves and cap. Carrano, M. F. & Co., Red, green sleeves and cap. Congdon, R. & Son. Black, old gold yoke and cuffs, black and old gold cap with old gold tassel. Civill, P. M., Blue, old gold sleeves, white cap. Charles, S. J., Green, yellow sash, black and white cap. Clark, A. C, Cherry, Orange sash and cap. Curry, Gil, Purple, green cap* Calvert, T. G., Violet, green sash, cuffs and cap. D. Dunne. P., Green, white cap. Dully s Behau, Red, white and green. Davis, J. k C, Black, red sleeves, red and black cap. Deakiu & O'Hern, Green, yellow sash, white cap. De Verne. D., Green, white sash, red cap. Desha, Hume, Turquoise blue. De Witt, C, Blue, white polka dots. DeNeffe, R. W., Black, orange sash, black cap. Doyd, E., Greeu, white hoops, green and white cap, I Dyment, N., Greeu, orange sleeves and cap. Daly, W. C, Red, green cap. E. English, R. W., Canary, cherry cap. Everhart, Jack, Black, white sleeves, red cap. F. Fuqua, W. M., Blue, letter "O" on back, yellow _ sleeves, red cap. Frisbie & Co., Cherry, green sleeves and cap, cherry bars on sleeves. Frost, Mrs. M. E., Old gold, black sash, red cap. Fant, E."V., Pink, blue sash. Forsythe, Robert, White, purple dots. Farrell, J. D. k Co., Black and white diamonds, red, white and blue cap. Foster & Brumfield, Garnet. Fessenden, W. C, Brown, white sash and cap. Fizer fc Co., Red, blue sleeves, white cap. Fredman fe Hess, Plum, blue sleeves" and cap. Fauglit, T. P., Red, yellow sleeves, sash and cap. Forsythe, J. W., Blue, white sash and cuffs, brown cap. 6. Gering, F., Canary, black yoke, black cap. Grimsley &. Miller, Vale blue, red sleeves and cap. Gorman & Neal, Black, old gold stripes, crimson sash and cap. Gabriel, William-& Co.. Blue, old gold stars, blue and old gold cap. Gwynn & Co., Purple, old gold sleeves, blue cap. Griffin, H. T., Red, blue sash and cap. Griffin, W. R., Scarlet, blue sash. Uerlike, A. L., Purple, white sash, old gold sleeves and cap. Glasscock, Ira, Green, blue cap. Gardner & Sibley, Red, yellow bars on shoulders, yellow cap. Graves, E. T., No. 1., Blue, orange stripes, green and orange cap. Graves, E. T., No. 2., Cherry, white cuffs and collar, white and cherry cap. Goldblatt, Mrs. M., Golden brown, red sleeves, cream sash and cap. H. Hiner, D. & R., White and black sash and cuffs, black and white cap. Hopper, E. C, Orange and green stripes. Hughes, M. S., Bottle green, white sash and cap. Hammond, F. C, Black, yellow yoke and cap, black sleeves. Hirth, J. P., White, blue sash, red cap. Hoffman, W ood, White, American flag on back. Hume, P. H., White, violet stripes. Hennessy, R. M., Bed, white and green hoops, green sleeves and cap. Hume, B. T., Purple, old gold collar, cuffs and cap. Herron, J. E., Black and white halves, red cap. Heffron, P. H. & Co., Yellow, red sash. Hogan & Muldoon, Black, lemon sleeves. Havill, G. B., Black and magenta halves, black hoops and bars, black and magenta cap. Hayes, W. M., White, blue sleeves, red shoulder braces, red cap. I. Irons, D. A., Royal purple, white sash, red cap. Joplin & Grundy, Red, black cap. Jordan, W. J., Red and white stripes, white sleeves, red and white cap. K. Keene, J. O., Burnt orange, black sash, cuffs and cap. Kelly, D. VV., Old gold, black sash, old gold cap. Kane, William, Red, white sleeves, blue and white cap. Kahn, M., Green, pink sash and cap. Kneuker, George, Red, white stripes, blue cap. Kelly, P. T., Green, old gold cap. L. Leonard & Morgan, Canary, double green sash, green cap. Leroy, H. S., White, blue "L" on back. Lyle & Cooper, Sky blue, white sash and cap. Leach, George & Co., Orange, blacky yoke and cuffs. Logan, Milan O., Black, orange sash, orange bars on sleeves, orange cap. Lamasney Brothers, Red, black sash and cap. Ljnch, J. A. & Co., Orange, green sleeves, white cap. Lyles. Mrs. M. C, Lilac, white V's on back, white bars on sleeves, white cap. Lund, George, Old gold, white sleeves, yellow cap. Liger & Dean, Yale blue, cherry cap. Laird, W. H., Red, white stripes, red and blue sleeves, M. McCafferty, A. C, Blue, red sleeves, blue and red cap. Magee, T. A., Maroon, gold tassel on cap. McCafferty, J. J., Purple, gold shoulder straps. Mulay, George fc Co., Orange, green cuffs and cap. Miles. Thomas. Orange, black caD. ^ Meyers, H. B. & Co.. Cherry, white cap. Morris, A. ±1. & U. Jl., Scarlet. McN aught, James, Red, green bars on sleeves, green star on back, green cap. May, W. H., White and orange stripes. Maginnis, A. B., Blue, white star on back, red cap. Mintou, J. B., Green, old gold sash and sleeves, white cap. Marston, J., Black, green sash and cap. Murpny, K. J., Old gold. MeCormick, J. J. & Co., Green, jellow sash and cap. McDonald, J., Purple, old gold sleeves and cap. McDonald, Charles, Green, with red stripes, green cap. Maloney, John, White, purple braces and cap. Miller, M. D., Green, pink sash, white cap. Meyers, Frank J., Purple, gold sash, white cap. Maryh, S. M., Black, green sleeves and cap. Morgan, Mrs. H. k Co., Black, orange polka dots, orange cap. McPhersou, J. Jt Co., Yale blue, pink and green cap. McHaie.T. J., White, red polka dots, white cap. McLean, C. F., Canary, scarlet cap. McConnell, Mace, Purple, green sash, purple and green cap. Morse &. Patterson, Black, blue cuffs, sash and cap. H. Nepper, Thomas, Silver, blue cap. Newall, Homer M., Royal purple, white chevrons on sleeves, purple cap. Newman, A, H., Cherry, cherry and greeu cap. Novatny, Joseph, White, red sleeves and cap. O. Oxnard, H. T., Greeu, white sleeves and cap. Organ. J. J., White, pink sash, greeu sleeves and cap. Owen, James, Blue, red cuffs, black and red cap. P. Patterson, C. T., Green, red sleeves, white cap. Plack, Otto, Red, blue sleeves and cap. Price, J. H., White, red braces and cap. Poole, G. W„ White, blue sash and cap. Plecque, A. J., Green, red stripes and cap. PhillipSjW. E., Black, red cap. Parish, William, Jr., Red with black stars. Pillott, Louis, Green, letter "P" on back, white cap. Payne, A. D., Blue, grey sleeves, white cap. B. Rossner Brothers, Black, cardinal yoke and cap. Roagau, Frank, Maroon, blue sash and cap. Riddle, H. C, Blue, gold shoulder straps and cap. Robinson, H., Purple and white halves, purple and white cap. Roche, William J., Pink, blue bars, red cap. Ross. T. L., Royal purple, orange yoke and cuffs, royal purple and orange cap. Rodgers, Mose, Orange, black hoops on sleeves, white cap. Rodegap, Joftn, Orange. 8. Shorthore, F. E., Black, green sleeves, black cap. Stubbs Brothers, Orange and black halves, orange and black cap. Schorr, J. W. & Son, Orange, black sleeves, white cap. Schorr, John F., Orange, black sleeves, red cap. Smith, J._ H., Old gold, red sleeves and cap. Smith, William D., Purple, yellow cap. Sellers, B., Yellow, black cap, gold tassels. Smitn, Frank, Yellow, blue sash and cap. Schulz, H. C, Gold, red, white and blue sash, blue cap. Shadley, W. H„ Red, blue sash, red and black cap. Stark, M., Green, red sash, green and red cap. Smith, E F., Cerise, green diamonds, cerise and green cap. Scoggan, H. J., Stars and stripes, blue cap. Simons, H. & Co., Cerise, yellow yoke, cerise and yellow cap. Strode, J. W., Navy blue, white cap. Settle & Co., Old gold, silver cap. Schulte. W. F„ White. Steven, T. H., Black, old gold sleeves and cap. Stringer, W. D., White, blue sleeves and sash, red cap. T. Tholl & Vestal, Old gold, black sleeves, yellow cap. Tucker, R., Blue, white stripes and cap. Twaddell, H. G., Cherry, red and white cap. Thompson Brothers, Red, white and blue stripes, white sleeves, blue cap. U. Urbanski, Frank, Red, white eagle on back, white sleeves, black cap. V. Volini, C, Black, blue sash, black and blue cap. If. Williams, C. H., Navy blue, white sash. Waldo, D., Blue, white sash, blue and white eap. Wachter, E. G., Red and white stripes, red cap. Whiteside, J. J„ Red, black sleeves, old gold horseshoe on back, green cap. Weston, A. G., Red, old gold sleeves and cap. Waltring & Yeager, White, cerise stripes, blue sash and cap. Woodard & Anderson, Cherry, blue hoops on sleeves, blue cap. Williams, L. S., White, red maltese cross on back, redcap. Walsh, J., Blue, old gold bars on sleeves, white cap. Westeriield, R. M., Black, yellow stars. PERSONS RULED OKF. Covington, Ky., December 28, 1899. The Crescent City Jockey Club notifies me of the ruling off of jockey J. Cunningham. The Crescent City Jockey Club has raised the suspension of jockey E. James. E. U Hoppee, Secretary. 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. Nick ells 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, trainer, and H. L. Wasson, agent, account. Little 1 Am ringing case. 1898- The following jockeys were indefinitely suspended : A. Warren, C.Clay, Tip Leigh. J. Snell, O. L. Elliott and Archie Mclntyre, the latter suspended for all but his employer, VV. P. Magrane. 1899 — T. B. Watts, owner and trainer. The above are an addition to those already sent. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Kt., July 28, 1899. I have received notice of the following rulings from the Chicago Racing Association (Hawthorne) : Jockey F. Butter, 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 ; same recommendation 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 Dau-phiu, Robert Bonner, Einer, Hardly and Uarda. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary, Covington, Ky., August 2, 18S9. The following jockey licenses have been revoked by the License Committee on recommendation of the judges of the Chicago Jockey Club, viz.: F. Rutter, Charles Melton, T. McNickle. E. C. Hoppee. Secretary. C ovington, Ky., August 16, 1899. I have received notice of the following rulings by the St. Louis Fair Association : W. L. Cassidy, ruled off. Charles Houck, jockey, ruled off. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Ky., August 22, 1899. The Chicago Jockey Club notifies me of the following rulings : Jockey T. Bisping, indefinitely suspended. Wood Hoffman, owner, fined $100 and his stable suspended for hirty days for misrep e-sentation in Duffy license case. _ The License Committee has revoked Bisping's license on the recommendation of the judges of said Jockey Club. IS. (J. Hoppee, Secretary Covington, Ky., August 25, 1899 The Harlem Jockey Club notifies me of the ruling off of Jockey Jesse Everett for purposely riding to lose Lord Zeni. IS. J. Hoppee, secretary. Covington, Ky., Sept. 7, 1899. The Chicago Racing Association has raised the suspension of Jockey A. Eggerson. K. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Ky., September 14, 1899. W. K. Duffy's trainers license has been re voked by the committee. The Chicago Jockey (Jlub nas removed tne suspension against jockey J. McDonald. K. U. hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Ky., September 16. 1899. The following persons have been ruled off by the Chicago Jockey Club: Jockeys E. Royce and W. Nutt. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Ky., September 25, 1890. The following are recent rulings of the Chicago Jockey Club now in force : John R. Beck-ley's trainer's license revoked; D. J. Leary, trainer, ruled off. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Ky., September 28, 1899. During the meeting of the Turf Congress I received the following from different members : HIGHLAND FAKE CLUB. John J. Ryan and Herbert Speers ruled off for ringing Caroline K. Horse Midlo, by Midlothian— Electric Light, ruled off. T. Walker, jockey, suspended and revocation of license recommended. HAELEM JOCEEY CLUB. Horse Tulane's entry refused for inconsistent racing. CHICAGO JOCEEY CLUB. W. Beauchamp, jockey, ruled off. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. I have just received the following rulings from the Crescent City Jockey Club : C. Combs, jockey, suspended indefinitely from all privileges. E. James, jockey, suspended indefinitely, for foul riding. R. Troxler, jockey, ruled off. J. Troxler, agent, suspended from all privileges indefinitely. M. Dunn, jockey, suspended indefinitely. All of these occurred in 1899. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Ky., October 4, 1899. The application of J. McDonald for jockey license has been refused. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, October 19, 1899. Notice of the following rulings has been received from the Chicago Jockey Club : Jockey N. Hill, suspended until January 1, 1900. Jockey and trainer, N. Ray, suspended indefinitely and license revoked by Committee, on recommendation of judges. Jockey J. Dugan, ruled off. Jockey George Taylor, suspended indefinitely. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, October, 19, 1899. Jockey John Morrison, indefinitely suspended by Harlem Jockey Club has been reinstated. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Ky., Nov. 2, 18y9. The Committee on Appeals has rendered the following opinions, viz : "In the case of L. H. Ezell against the Harlem Jockey Club, we are of the opinion that Rule No. 2t was complied with. The rule does not contemplate that the complainant shall, in person, give notice within five days. We hold that he may in person, by an attorney, or other authorized person, give the notice. In what more official way could he give notice than through the Secretary of the Committee on Appeals? Hence the claim of the Harlem Jockey Club that Mr. Ezell could have no standing before the committee is untenable. So far as these papers show the decision of the club that the race was no contest is erroneous, and the purse should be paid to the proper parties." Stanley Francis and John Krepper, outlaws, were reinstated by the committee. Mr. Nathanson notifies me that Fred Smith has been suspended for the inconsistent running of the horse Astor, and recommends revocation of his license as trainer. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Ky., Nov. 6, 1899. The Lakeside Jockey Club notifies me of the following, viz : Jockey VViiliam Bloss ruled off for fraudulent riding. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Ky.. November 11, 1899. The California Jockey Club has notified me as follows : Trainer Rich. Williams has been indefinitely suspended and on recommendation his license revoked. Jockey J. Ward same ruling and license revoked. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Covington, Ky., November 11, 1899. The following persons have been ruled off by the jueen City Jockey Club for breach of the peace in assaulting Dan T. Murray, viz. : 11. D. Brown, Ted W'elker, George Keating and Charles Keating. E. C. Hoppee, Secretary. Page [3] NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. VEW ORLEANS, LA., January 19.— Forty fourth day. Crescent City Jockey CInb. Winter Meeting. Weather cloudy ; track heavy. Presiding Judge, R. W. Simmons. Starter, G. J. Fitzgerald, Racing starts at 2 :00 p. m. FIRST RACK— S-4 Mile. Parse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 16435 Ind Horses AWt Bt!4 H X BtrFin Jockeys Owners 0 H L C 16322 J'DGE WARDELL5 97 1 12 12 12 11 Slack T F Buckley 3 3 8-5 2 164272JOSEPHINE B. 4 89 3 31 23 2 2i Wonderly H J Smith 4 5 4 5 163702W.VTER CREST 5 100 2 41 42 41 3io Wed'strandC Boyle 8-5 21 8-5 H 142443UNCLE BILL 4 96 5 5« 5« 3' 42 McKinney fi T Bachelor 8 69 8 60 16101 TYRAN 4 91 7 7 7 6» 52 J Waldo J J Ryan 30 50 30 50 16177 CHANCERY 4 10116 8 8 8 6« Boiand J J McCafferty 10 15 10 10 13384 NATIVE SON 4 96 8 S 9 5" 7 Blair John Marston 40 60 30 40 15992*DECIDE 7 103 9 6" 62 7 8 McCann H G Twaddell « 12 7 7 MYRTLE VAN 6 97 4 2* 3« 8 9 Dominick W W Vansant 30 30 30 30 Time, 251, 51, 1:19. Winner— B. g, by Himyar— Rokee. Post 4 minutes, Start fair. Won all ont; second the same. Judge Wardell and Josephine B. were driving to the limit. Wedderstrand took Water Crest the longest route and his effort came too late. He was the best horse at the finish and, properly ridden, might have won. The race .should improve Decide. Overweights— Chancery, 11 pounds. Jndge Wardell, place, 7 to 10. Josephine B., place, 3 to 2; show, 3 te 5. Water Crest, place, I tot. SECOND RACE— 7-8 Mile. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 1648B Ind Horses A W t St \ V4 \ Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C mm ORATION 4 1081 2 3*» 21 22 1h Foucon W Jordan & Co 10 20 10 20 16320 TRCST ME 4 1* 13 11 23 Dominick- M Hoffman 8 15 8 15 16353 LEILA SMITH 4 95 1 9 5* 42 42 31 Brennan J G Smith 20 60 20 60 164152PHIDIAS 4 97 4 2 M 31 3» 4" Wed'strandM Kahn 31 34 2 21 16254 MIS3 DOOLEY 4 95 5 3 41 51 51 52 Ransom F S Moss 3 3 11-511-5 16393 SEDAN 6 101 10 10 10 9 9 6 Miller J H Smith 15 15 15 15 164033MOUZELTOFF 4 4 95 7 61 7 7 7 H'shberger P Laboaisse 4 5 3 5 16258 COLONEL EADES4 98 8 7 8 8 8 Moody H G wynn & Co 6 8 6 8 16374 MOO NE IrE 4 95 9 8 61 Forehand D W Kelly & Co 40 60 40 60 11107 AFRA 5 98 6 9 10 10 10 Slack E Bertonniere 20 50 20 50 Time. 261, 52i, 1 :19i. 1 :341, Winner— B. c, by Cheviot— Gold Basis. Off at the first break. Start good. Won driving; second easily. The first two fought it ont closely through the fiual sixteenth. Trust Me was made too mnch early u%e of and tired in the run home. Brennan was not of much help to Leila Smith. Miss Dooley was always outran. Phidias ran a bad race. Overweights — Oration, 21 pounds: Sedan, 1; Colonel Eades, 1. Oration, pi tee. 8 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Trnst Me, place, 6 to 1: show, 2 to 1. Leila Smith, place, 20 to 1 ; show. 8 to 1. Phidias, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Miss Dooley, place, 4 to 5. 1 fi4-^7 THIRD RACK— 1 Mllo. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St hi % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 16373 BLUE LICK 4 106 3 1- 1" 11 111 11 Winkfleld G W Peole 9-101 4-5 1 163743 BISTER FOX 4 90 5 75 4" 41 4« 2»* Wonderly F Reagan 5 6 5 6 14667 CLARA MEADER 4 105 6 61 61 715 51 3« Blair W Jor tan & Co 8 8 7 7 16425 GOOD ORDER 5 97 4 3i 21 3h Sb 41 Tally D De Verne 15 30 15 30 164153VOYAGEDB 5 97 2 2» 5" 6h 62 Bl H'shberger R B Forsythe 30 40 20 40 15456 BANNIE 4 99 7 4" 7 5 7 63 Geifer C W Smith 50 60 50 60 16404 CHICOPEC 5 108 8 51 3» 21 2« 7 Forehand Brown & Lynch 4 4 8 3 15799 VICE REGAL 7 102 18 8 8 8 8 McGinn W J Smith & Co 15 30 15 30 Time, 26i, 53, 1:211, 1:49, Winner— B. c, by Daniel— Blue Bells. Off at the iirst break to a good start. Won driving; second and third the same. me. Blue Lick was b^st bat he had to do tii» best in the last eighth. It was a weak ride on Sister Fox. She might have won with more vigorous handling. Clara Meader would also have done better with a more energetic rider up Scratched— 161703Colonel Clnke, 107; ( 16423) Prospero, 101; 16427 Old Fox, 92. Overweights — Bannie, 4 pounds. Blue Lick, place, out. Sister Fox, place, 2 to 1; show, 4 to 5. Clara Meader, show, evens. Chicopec, piece, evens; show, 1 to 2. -1^*40 0 FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling, Ind Horses A Wt St hi % g StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 16268 TOM COLLINS 5 108 1 15 12 li |Tj Boiand WH Fieer & Co 8 8 5 5 (16370) AGITATOR 8 10614 31 2« 21 2U McJoynt J G Lyle 2 11-52 2 16265 DAVID 8 99 2 511 3« 36 36 Slack Benson A Jones 10 12 10 12 16370 ISLAND PRINCE 5 If 61 6 7 6? 62 4" Kennedy P H Hume 20 40 20 40 (16280) JIM GORE II. 5 lOi 3 21 43 41 5» Winkfleld W H Daniel 4 5 4 4 16404 JUNAETTA 4 94 7 63 7 5* 6» Dominick R H Bronangh 30 40 30 40 16402 DOL. W1ETHOFF4 97 5 41 5* 7 7 Wed'strandJ McPherson 2 3 2 3 Time, 25i, 501, 1 :18. Winner— B. b, by Newconrt— Malada. Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Tom Collins tiptoed his field early but he was straight in the last eighth and doing his best. Agitator closed a hig gap bat the early effort stopped him. When the pinch came in the last quarter Dollie Wiethoff was anchored iD the heaviest going all the way and her race had a bad appearance. Jim Gore II. did not ran his race. Scrntcned— 16384 Dr. Walmsley, 111; 163983 L. T. Caton, 99; 16416 Tom Kingsley, 99. Overweights— Agitator, 11 ponnds; Island Prince, 11. Tom Collins, place. 2 to 1; show, evens Agitator, place, 7 to 10; show, ont. Jim Gore II., place, 6 to 5: show. 1 to 2. Dollie Wiethoff, placi. evens; show, 1 to 2. 1 Li A t? i FIFTH KACE-6 1-2 Furlongs. Pnrse $250. 4-year-oids and upward. lO^rO^F Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St hi ft % StrFin Jockeys Owners Q H L C 16385 LORD NEVILLE 5 104 10 31 13 15 13 H'shbergerW H Fzer A Co 10 12 10 10 161032QEORGE B. ('OX 5 106 2 81 4- 2* 2* Wert'strandA G Weston 4 6 4 6 16398 L EX. PIRATE 6 104 5 I" 9 3 3* R Narvaez Korte A Co 8 8 7 8 16356'JIM HOGG 9 101 1 41 5"* 43 41 Belxnd H T Batcheler 5 5 4 5 16399-iBELLE WARD 5 106113 13 10 7 51 McJoynt T Nepper 8 12 6 10 16385 SAMiVEL 5 104 8 §■■ 62 51 63 Aker D'rham&Forsythe7 10 6 10 163933SEA KNIGHT 5 109 14 14 11 10 7 Foacou T Licaizi 10 10 8 10 16385 JENNIE F. 5 991 9 7 8 8 8 Patterson 8 S Bender 40 100 40 100 16381 TINKLER 5 104 11 21 3" 61 9 Winkfleld W C Daly 8 15 6 12 16221 PLYMOUTH 5 105 7 51 7 9 10 Ralph H Robinson 20 30 20 30 16201 ASTOR 5 107 3 9 9 11 11 Clawson A A J Lockhart 5 6 5 6 16188 CHANTILLA 5 99 4 10 12 12 12 Forehand W McKay A Co 30 40 30 40 16169 CARLOTTA C. 6 1051 0 11 13 13 13 Frost McMahonAJac'bslO 15 S 12 1623J VIRGIE DIXON 7 99 12 12 14 14 14 Moody L D Frazee 60 100 60 100 Time, 25i, 511, 1 :18, 1 :26. Winner — Ch. h. by Glenelg— Keepsake. Post 4 minutes. Start good. Wen easily ; second the same. Lord Neville showed surprising improvement and ran as if mach the best. Lexiagton Pirate tired in tne last quarter. Belle Ward was as good as left at the post and was coming strongly. Sea Knight had no chance from where he got off. George B. Cox ran bis race. Scratched— 16425 Covington Ky„ 101. Overweights— Belle Ward, 11 pounds; Samivel, 3; Jennie F., 1; Tinkler, 3; Plymouth, 1; Carlotta C, 1. Lord Neville, place, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. George B. Cox, place, 2 to 1; show, evens. Lexington Pirate, clace. 3 to 1; show, 6 to 5. SIXTH ttAOK— 1 1-8 Mllea. Purse $250. 3-year-olds. Selling. 16440 Ind HorseB A Wt St k V4 fe Str Fin JockeyB Owners O H L (164U)FRANGIBLE 105 1» li Ul 111 Winkfleld W E Applegate 21 13-521 13-5 (16394) PHALLAS 108 1 31 21 2 22 21 Clawson Keene A Ryan 3 3 11-511-5 MUl'nCKPUL 106 7 41 43 4* 51 3S Boiand W H Fizer A Co 6 6 (16397) SORREL ROSE 98 5 61 7 61 3»* 41 Moody H Gwynn A Co 12 12 15 164U3THE BOBBY 101 8 8 61 5« 4« 5« Wed'strandP H Hume 8 8 16411 BEN CHANCE 103 3 21 3* 3»« 61 61 V Trotter W H Freeman 20 20 (16421) CAVIAR MM 5»« 7 7 7 Olom Settle & Co 21 2* 16400 E. OF ABERDEEN 111 6 52 Cut down. di tn more more G G H H Brown Brown 100 100 100 100 Time, 26i, 54, 1 :20i. 1 :47i, 2 :02. Winner — Ch, c, by Fonso — Miss Nannie. Off at the first break to a goad start. Won handily ; second easily. Frangible was never in trouola. Puallas was on tne outside all the way. Sorrel Hose saved ground oa the tarn. Tick-f al was under restraint through the first part of the race and timaaed strongly when given his head. Caviar's race was in Btrong contrast to bis laBt previoas effort. . Ov'-r weights — Sorrel Rose, 3 ponnds; Ben Chance, 1. Frangible, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Pnallas, place, 4 to 5; show, 1 to 3. Tickfal, show, evens. Caviar, place, 7 to 5; show, 3 to 5. I TANFORAN PARK FORM CHART. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., January 19.— Forty-second day. Western Tnrf Association. Winter Meeting. Weather clear; track faBt. Presiding Jndge, J. J. Barke. Starter, J. F. Caldwell. Racing starts at 1 :30 p.m. 1 f\ 4-4-1 FI88T RACB-3-8 Mile. Parse $400. 2-year-olds. Selling. nd Horses AWt St * g g StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C (16389)SOFALA 110 3 12 12 Bnllman B B Schreiber Schreiber 7-104-5 3-5 7-10 164062RATHGAR 104 2 35 2" Spencer Ed Ed Corrigan Corrigan 8-5 2 8-5 2 16406 MOON BRIGHT 105 4 21 310 E Jones J Webw 8 10 8 » 16422 LOCATION 110 5 42 41 Logne Alameda Stable 50 150 50 150 ADA FOX 104 1 53 51 E Ross L W Marty & Co 30 50 26 50 16375 CORE 103 6 ^ 6 6 J Walsh P Ryan 12 15 10 15 PRINCESS LEOTA 103 Left at the post. Kiley S N Holman 30 100 30 100 Time. lZi. 35*. Winner— Ch. f, by Balgowan— Spozea. Went to post at 1 :31. At post 3 minutes. Start poor. Won easily ; second driving to the limit. Sofala is a speed marvel. Nothing yet shown here has a chance to b^at her. Rathgar had no excuses, but was simply outrun. Moonbright has vastly improved. She is a half sister to Ajix and may be a good one. The others were outclassed. Scratched— Bonitary, 110. Sofala, place, 1 to 5 ; show, ont. Rathgar, place, 1 to 3 ; show, ont. Moonbright, show, 3 to 5. 16442 SECOND RACE— 6-8 Mile. Purse MOO. 3-year-oias and upward. Selling. Ind Horses AWt St hi hi H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 162733TIZONA 3 96 6 41 42 32 11 Henry Partington Bros 15 15 12 12 16369 GOLD BARON 4 105 2 12 12 11 22 Jenkins H L Haskell 5 7 fi 61 16363 ORION 6 109 3 3h 21 2n 31 Spencer F W Doss A Co 8-5 8-5 1 1 16(05 MEL BURNHAM5 109 1 7 3- 41 42 Vititoe J Cocnran 15 30 12 30 16377 LONA MARIE 5 107 4 82 52 52 52 E Ross S Mernweather 30 50 25 50 16171 RED CHERRY 3 96 7 61 61 61 61 Hensen HmMlAReis 20 30 20 30 16405 ANNE PAGE 4 106 5 21 7 7 71 Jones L Franklin 21 4 21 4 16028 MY DEAR 4 103 8 9 9 8 8* Powell Prospect Stable 40 60 40 60 163=8 CYMAMO 4 103 9 51 8 9 91 N Hill J O'Kane 8 10 8 8 16359 INDRA 9 112 10 10 10 10 10 10 Kiley Holman A Hollis 50 60 50 50 Time, 121, 36i, 1 :00i. Winner— B. c, by Paryear D.— Straight Tip. Went to post at 2:01. At noat 3 nunnta. Stnri. o-nnd. Won hnndilv: second aaiilv. Tizona had good racing lack and finished gamely. Gold Baron showed a flee turn of speed bat weakened in tne nomestret.cn. Urion had no excuses. Mama Bnrnmam showed a great MM of speed in the homestretch. Anne Page qait early. Sera ched— 16367 Mainstay, 112; 16029 Maxello, 109; 16367 Tourist II.. 103; l64093Autler, 93; 16429 Aborigine, 93. Overweights— Tizona, 3 poinds : Red Cherry, 5: Anne Page, 3. Tizona, place. 5 to 1: show. 2 to 1. Gold Baron, nlaca. 11 to 5: show. 6 to 5. Orion, olaea. 1 to 2; show, 1 to 4. Anne Page, place, evens; show. 1 to 2. i £*^J_J_0 THIRD RACE-1 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-okls and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St g H % BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L 0~ 163693FACADE 4 104 5 11 11 1* 12 18 Vititoe N S Hall A Co 20 25 20 25 (16350)GRAND SACHEM5 1G9 8 8 31 35 22 2" Morgan J J Moran 20 25 20 25 163882 TOM CROMWELL7 112 2 22 21 21 31 32 E Jones H E Rowell 10 12 10 12 16261 MERO PS 4 109 9 61 71 51 42 41 Thorpe Miller A Blazer 6-5 7-5 6-5 6-5 16376 TIRADE 4 107 4 81 42 41 51 51 Jenkins J N Drake 5 5 4 41 164303 RA( IVAN 4 104 3 41 8 8 7 61 T Walsh P Corrigan 4 5 4 41 16407 MONDV 4 106 6 5" 61 61 61 72 Henry Richmond Stable 30 50 SO 50 16S602CHIMURA 4 110 1 7 9 9 8$ 810 Spencer Ed Corrigan 8 10 8 9 DIXIE LAND 5 109 79 5" 1 9 9 E Ross E Kennedy 100 200 100 200 16391 GRKYHUR3T 6 106 Left at the post. Bnllman B Schreiber 40 60 40 50 16419 INVERARY II. 5 109 Left at the post. Henson Mrs F Van Ness 100 200 100 150 Time, 251, 501, 1:16, 1:42. Winner— B. g, by Fabulous— Rupee Went to post at 2 :31. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second in a hard drive. Facade got off well, secured the rail early, and was well ridden. Grand Saohssn was cut off and forced back on the first tnrn and may have been best. He is in grand form for him and was strongly ridden at the end. Tom Cromwell tired in the final sixteenth. Merops was cut off near the half mile gronnd and ran a fair race, but not up to his best form. Racivan was badly cat off but finished strongly. Scratched— 16326 Lena, 109; 16316 Rapido, 109; 163373Dolore, 107; 16434 Stronao, 104; 16418 Orai-bee, 104. Overweights— Chimnra, 2 pounds. Facade, place, 8 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Grand Sachem, place, 8 to 1; show, 8 to 1. To n Cromwell. show, 7 to 5. Merops, place, 11 to 20; show, 3 to 10. 1 li A A A FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 M Miles. Parse $400. 4-year-olds and npwara. XO'itttl: Selling Over 5 Hurdles Ind Horses AWt St 1 2 3 4 5 Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 164183MAJOR S. 7 125 11 12 12 1-' Sullivan T O'Hearn 21 13-5 163482MONITA 9 147 310 3* 22 Lenhart M H Scnwartz 4 7 (16380) LOMO 6 147 420 4 4 32 D Henry J C Sweet 3 31 I608O UNIVERSITY 8 140 23 25 31 4 Galbraith F J Stores 8 15 16380 J. O. C. 8 137 5 Refused. Hanna A L Capps 20 40 (16418)CREDO 5 139 Fell. McKenna J F Brown & Co 8 15 16348 GRANGER 8 149 Fell. Glover J R Thomas 8-5 9-5 Time, 2 :05. Winner— Ch. g, by Major Ban— Stella S. Went to post at 3 :05. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily ; second the same. Major S. was lucky and bast at the weights. Monita hung on well. Lome got off badly and was poorly ridden in the stretch, being taken from the middle of the track to the inside behind the leader?, where he toold not win. University showed speei bat qait ia im stretch. McKenna got a bad fall on Credo. Overweights — J. O. C, 5 pounds. Major S., place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Monita, place, 11 to 5; show, evens. Lomo, place, 7 to 5; show, out. Granger, place, 7 to 10; show, out. 16445 FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St hi hi % StrFin Jockeys OwnerB 0 H L C 16108»THE LADY 3 85 41 21 la J Walsn L H Ezell 21 31 (163(9) MERRY BOY 6 101 2" 32 21 Buchanan M J Collins A Co 10 10 16408 CATASTROPHE 6 107 64 44 31 Jenkins P Sheridan 11-5 (16431) HAR. THOBURN6 101 12 1" 410 T Walsh Earutiiisw Bros 13-5 16391 RED PIRATE 4 101 511 51 51 Rosa M J Smith 15 16408 BISHOP REED 6 104 3" 65 6« Vititoe P M Civill 9 16008 RAINIER 4 90 7 7 7 J Martin I W O'Bourke Time, Mi, 491, 1:141, 1:401. Winner— B. f, by Kingston— Seville. Went to pest at 3:30. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won in a hot drive ; second handily. The Lady ran a great race, finished gamely and received a clever ride. Merry Boy was in a pocket clear into the home stretch, than came like a shot. Catastrophe was cut off on the first turn and then taken aronnd on the outside and was probably best. Harry Thoburn qnit after going a fast six furlongs- Bishop Reed quit early. Scratched— 16430 Momentum, 104; 16419 Choteau, 78. The Lady, place, evens; show, 2 to 5. Merry Boy, place, 4 to 1; show, 6 to 5. Catastrophe, plaee, evens; show, 1 to 2. Harry Thoburn, place, 9 to 20; show, ont. 1 flZLzLfv 81XTH BACK-7-8 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. End Horses A Wt St k ft U StrFin Jockeye OwnerB O H L 0 162153NORFORD 3 104 2 41 41 11 1" 1- J Martin E J Baldwin 10 15 10 15 16421 OWYHEE 4 1C4 10 10 9 4" 31 22 Jenkins Sunset Stable 4 4 4 4 164103AFGHAN 5 119 Ih 22 21 3" Spenoer Ed Corrigan 6 6 5 51 16217 SENORA CAESAR 4 104 3" 31 41 4b ERoss W & C T Boots 6 8 6 7 162182TEMPO 5 117 7 7 51 53 Thorpe A Wright & Co 8 8 I 5t 164173MARCH SEVEN 3 94 8 62 62 6* T Walsh W C Davis 4 8 4 7 16421 SAN AUGUSTINE 4 HI 21 5" 71 72 Powell J Webb 20 50 20 10 16.558 REOWALD 3 106 61 9 8 8i E Jones WBJennings&Co7 7 6 6 163872BEAT1FUL BILLS 104 11 11 11 10 9 92 Henry I Morehouse 5 6 5 6 16347 C1PRIANO 5 1G9 5 9 10 11 11 10 Morgan BarnsAWaterh'se30 50 30 50 16421 TOM SMITH 6 114 6 51 51 81 10 11 H Shields A M Linnell 20 50 23 50 Time, 13, 371, 1:021, 1:281. Winner— B. c, by Emperor of Norf jlk— Miss Ford. Went to post at 4:02. At post 1 minute. Start bid. Won driving; second easily. 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