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Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, July 30, 1901

Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, July 30, 1901 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1901 drf1901073001 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, July 30, 1901 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1901 $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] Arian Defeats Ed Austin. ABJAN DEIEATS ZD AUSTIN The second week of Hawthornes summer meeting started out auspiciously there being a splendid Jdordey crowd preient The track was heavy and holding and mudlarks had the call in each race The Hawthoine Stakes the feature event of the day furnished a bigsur price the winner tuning up jn a rank outsider Arian which was beaten off in the same kind of going in the Competition Stakes last week It was a peculiarly inn race the winner lying back of his field until the final quarter where he moved up and got to the leader opposite the paddcck gate Alcrg in beie ibe six were bunched and all tiring badly Arian finally got his neck in front and held it theie to the end Ed Austin was eerord a heed in frcnt of Jan bert which was a lergth in the If ad cf Doreen The last three were ready to drop frcm exhaus ¬ tion by the time the line had been reached and were hardly moving better than a canter in the clcdrg strides Jack Battlin cbovied a great turn cf eaily tpeedlut tired and quit badly when the pinch came Bosewar also dropped all interest in the contest when the crucial test camef camefPat Pat Dunne double sbot tha game when Bcunie Lissak won the last race The filly had on her running clothes and never left her many snppoiters in dcubt as to tha result Sister Mamie lid on sufferance at the firet quarter by a lergth hut hiJe goirg dcwn the backstretch Ranch gave the Dunne filly her bead and she moved easily into ihelead Just before turning for hcme Beery of Trastamare moved up to her saddle girths but once Btiaighterjtd away in theEtietcb ebe shook him off quickly and com ¬ ing tn eticrpJy v cn by a length with Henry of Trasttmaio two arid a Lalf in front of Chorus Bey There was a generous backing of the latter but be failed to run up to expectations He ran about an even clip thicrgbcut The others never bad a chance chanceThe The eprint race was taken by that good Sir Dixon horse George Arnold which hooked up with Maggie DE vis at the last eighth poet ane after a merry tilt beat her to the line by a neck Maggie Davis showed the most early speed bnl was tiling in the last sixteenth Andrisa was third eight lengths away and put up a poor perfoimance The other two cculd not extend themselves in the going goingThe The opening race of the day went to Commis ¬ sioner Forster which has shown some good races hereabouts recently He had to be pounds the best to win as he was fully ten lengths back cf Emathicn as tha latter turned into the stretch in the lead Dcwn the runin Woods began to ride him with strength and the colt simply cinsnmed space picking up those in front with eaee and winning going away by two lergtbs frcmApril which beat Miracle II a half length for second place The latter made up much ground in tb tbe e last quarter bu was well spent at the end and was beginning to Bweive Imatbicn shewed plenty of early speed but was tiring fast in the last sixteenth Frangible had simply a cakewalk of it in the long distance race assuming the lead at flagdip and easily remaining in front all the way He won pulled up almost to a walk by two and a half lergtbs frcm Alaska which was five in front of G W W The latter was backed for a good thing but failed to make good He ran well for seven fmlcngs and then died away The others were never contenders Alaska ran agccd racei considering the weights and while he bad no chance to beat the winner was easily the best of the others othersThi Thi finish in the tbiid race was a peculiar one oneudtxQBcked udtxQBcked ecmenbat of comedy It appeared all mar IB if Bagnranca would win easily in the last eighth but suddenly she was seen to sprawl and Sounder and show signs of distress Brownie Anderson was about four lengths back of the Bennett filly along in here but when Gormley called on her she too began to sprawl and to make matters worse he lost control of her and apparently gave up persevering with her As luck would have it he got her together again and seeing Seguranca falter rallied her She responded well and coming on caught and passed Segnranca in the closing strides win ¬ ning by a length and a half Dalkeith which finished well was thiid five lengths back of 8s gnranca St Bluff showed spied for a short six furlongs and will do to watch Blipp after being well up to the bead of the stretch quit badly finishing absolutely lest Some Harlem Stakes. SOME HAB1EBJT STAHES As a sample of the entries to the recently closed Harlem stakes the nominations to the following are here given publicity The MaywocdlHandicap for threeyearolds and upward Entrance 10 each 40 additional to start 1OCO added of which 2CO to second and 100 to third horse 1 mile and ICO yards Horse Age Horse Age Barrack 4 Argregor 3 MacGyle 3MacGyle 4 Robert Waddoll 3 Favonius 3Favonius 5 Henry Burt 3 Advance 3Advance Guard 4 Duelist 3 Precursor 3Precursor 4 Tayon 4 Light 4Light Ball 3 Admonition 3 Stsr 3Stsr Chamber 4 Operator 3 Bard 3Bard of Avon 3 Montanic 4 Specific 4Specific 4 Rifle 7 Martimas 7Martimas 5 Gonfalon 4 TbeLady 4TbeLady 4 Vulcain 4 Van 4Van Hoorebeke 4 Canmore 3 Vesuvian 3Vesuvian 4 Hernando 3 Federal 3Federal 5 Sam Fnllen 4 Malay 4Malay 5 ConsteJlator 4 The 4The Roman 7 Florizar 4 Fly 4Caviar 4Fly by Night 5 Sidney Lucas 4 Caviar 4 The Conqueror II 4 Knightbanneret 4Knightbanneret 4 Fink Coat 6 6The The Speed Stakes For all agee Entrance 10 each 40 additional to start 1000 added of which 200 to second and 100 to third horee Twoyearolds to carry 90 Ibs threeyearolds 108 Ibs fouryearolds and upward 113 Ibs 34 mile mileHorse AgeValdez Horse Age Horse Age Valdez 3 Anna Bain 4 Miss Bennett 3 IfYouDare 3 Vonzollern 3Vonzollern 3 Robert Waddell 3 Corrigan 3Corrigan 2 Gold Or 4 Sevoy 6 Henry Burt 3 Duelist 3Duelist 3 John A Morris 5 Tayon 4 Admonition 3 Toah 3Toah 3 Operator 3 3Montanic Montanic 4 Specific 4 YellowTail 4 Sly 7 Cora Havill II 5 Martimas 5 Golden Age 3 Gonfalon 4 TbeLady 4TbeLady 4 Vnlcain 4 Little Duchess II 3 Canmore 3 4Isaline Headwater 3Headwater 5 Sharp Bird 4 Isaline 4 Pupil 4 IdissZara 3 The Rush 4 Bessie Macken 4 Mr Brown 4 BtCutbbert 6 Triaditza 4 Harry Herendeen 3 May Beach 5 Money Muss 3 3The The Sapling Stakes For twoyearolds foals of 1899 Entrance S10 each 40 addi ¬ tional to start 1000 added of which 200 to second and 100 to third horse 12 mile Magi MagiCandidate Autumn Leaves CandidateBlennenworth Candidate Abe Frank Blennenworth BlennenworthHerodiade Ed Austin I Herodiade HerodiadeRoEewar Mythrox BoEewar Matin Bell RoEewarRavensbury Ravensbury RavensburyMemnon Emathion Memnon Prowl MemnonRed Red TipMada Tip Lou Woods Mada Bell Sister Jeanie Brannigau Harry New NewEvil BrannigauNellie ° Evil Eje EjePronta Nellie Waddell Pronta Minor Bronangh Ace ProntaAce of Spades Sweet Billie Gray SpadesGray EagleJaubert Eagle Isbtar Jaubert Bessie Spahr SOME HABLEM STAKES Continued from Firit Page The Golf Steeplechase A handicap for four yearolds and upward Entrance 10 each 40 additional to start 800 added of which 200 to second and 100 to third horse Short course courseHorse Horse Age Horse Age AgeAlbert Albert Baldwin Br 5 Captain Conover 5 5Alice Alice B 5 Globe II 6 6Joe Joe McGhee 4 May Boy 6 6Jim Jim Megibben 5 Fontainebleu 5 5Bermuda Bermuda Hundred 4 Walter Cleary 4 4Saintly Saintly 5 Coronatua 6 6Chancery Chancery 5 Maclaren 4 4Filon Filon dOr 5 Flaccus 4 4Mazo Mazo 5 Grey John 6 6Crest Crest 4 Viking 7 7Negligence Negligence 6 Donation 8 8Dick Dick Furbar 4 Brighton Beach Form Chart. BRIGHTON BEACH FORM CHART CHARTBRIGHTON BRIGHTON BEACH N Y July 89 Twentieth day Brighton Beach Racing Association AssociationHammer Hammer Meeting Weather clear track faec first four races then heavy and wet Presiding Judge Clarence McDowell Starter C J Fitzgerald Racing starts at 2 30 p m f rT OQ FIRST RACE 1 34 Miles Over 7 Hnrdles 5600 added 4yearolds and A 4 wOO upward Allowances Ind Horses A Wt Bt 1 3 5 7 StrFm Jockeys Owners O H C P 26955CHARAGRCE6 153 2 21 3 32 4n 11 1 Hneston J R Beard 25 25 14 110 264243HOPEFUL 8 133 1 110 18 is IH 26 21 o Finnegan W F Turpin 7 10 8 65 26896 SALESMAN 6 153 6 5 5 5 5 36 3 Carson M Jordan 25 SO 30 4 269553KUFA 4137 3 31 2n 2 21 4 48 Callahan J E Madden 25 30 25 3 26424 SEMPER IRA 4 139 5 48 46 4 SH 5 5 Veitch Mr Chamblett 25 25 15 3 26987 HEROICS 5 149 4 Threw rider Gee T Coetello 50 50 50 10 10Time Time 319 Winner GraceWent 319Winner B g by Charaxns Young Grace Went to post at 230 At post 3 minutes Start pood Won driving second easily Chara j graces prohibitive price was hardly warranted by his running and his jockey put up a list very ¬ less effort Hopeful showed good speed and hung on surprisingly well at the end Salesman finished ordinaryScratched well Knfa is evidently very ordinary Scratched 26896 Musician 153 24192 Gould 153 269552Ceph alalgia 134 Corrected 134Corrected weights Heroics 149 Charagrace 149Charagrace show out Hopeful show 2 to 5 Salesman show evens 1 8ECONI SAGE 68 Mile 600 added 2yearolds Maidens Allowances i Ind Horses A Wt 81 2 K 5 BtrFin Jockeyi Owners O H C P j 270152EN 3270153MUSIDORA RIGHT 109 3 13 13 12 14 Shaw W Lakeland 71045 35 310 270153MUSIDORA 109 2 21 21 21 22 T Burns f Belmont 35565 j 26934 G WHITTIER 112 5 3 32 32 32 OConnor F M Taylor 7 8 8 8C 26895 CLIPPER 109 7 73 7 41 4H Landry Gillette Co 100 100 60 15 27015 KNT OF HARLEM 112 1 51 51 51 52 Miles Osceola Stable 10 15 12 3 27051 C ROBENFELD 112 8 61 62 63 6 L Smith P H Snllivan 15 25 25 6 26956 HAPPY CROSS 112 4 41 4n 7 7 Phelan CL Bailey 10 60 SO 15 27015 FATHER DEN 112 9 9 8 8 8i Brennan W C Daly 200 300 300 100 27015 GHADEN 112 6 8999 McGinn WTMcGivney 20 30 20 6 26956 GREGORY 104 10 10 10 10 10 Carr J Hope 150 200 200 60 Time 60Time 12 23 35 48 1 00 Winner B g by Candlemas Bibelot Went to post at 305 At poet 8 minutes i easily outclassed the field and ran under a pull throughout Musidora ran her usual speedy and i game race and was lucky G Whittier showed improved form and finished strongly i took the oug way around and finished well Knight of Harlem can do better is a good Clipper looker and was given a very bad ride rideScratched26985 Scratched26985 Case ville 112 270512Dewey112 27051 27051vory vory Bells 109 Enrigbt 109Enrigbt show out Musidora show 1 to 2 G Whittier show 4 to 5 fc r7Q THIRD RACE 1 38 Miles 1000 added 3yaarolds and upward t I vt Handicap Ind Horses A Wt Bt Bt BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 26753 BT FINNAN 4 90 1 21 21 21 21 2 1 H Michaels M Clancy 7 12 12 2 270192WAX TAPER 4 126 2 4n 41 5 3 31 2 T Burns R R Rice 1 65 91012 26957 MGRATH PR4 96 3 U 12 H 11 H 32 Cochran H T Oxnard 10 20 20 5 26899LATSON 6 105 5 5 5 3 4 43 45 Shaw F Provost 85 12511512 266683MORTALLO 3 104 4 3 31 4 5 5 5 OConnor A Featherstone 6 12 12 2 53Winner Time 24 50 1 15 1 A0 1 53 Winner RoseWent Cb g by Tammany Ayrshire Rose Went to post at 340 At post 1 minute Start good Won driving second tha same Bt Finnan was very good and lucky and perfectly ridden He was greatly favored by his light weight waited on McGrathiana Prince to the far turn and beat him through the stretch and in game fashion stalled off Wax Tapers rush at the end The latt e r hung in the final strides Mo Gratbiana Prince was particularly suited by the going wbich was damp and soft Latson peared a contender on the stretch turn but failed to show his usual good stretch run Mortalfo ap ¬ was probably handicapped by the slightly wet going as he c ommenced to drop out cf the race after traversedScratched six furlongs had bean traversed Scratched 268473The Amazon 102 Overweights 102Overweights Latson 4 pounds BOU Bt poundsBt show Finnan out show evens Wax Taper show out McGrathiana Prince show 8 to 5 Lat YOQ 1 FODRTH KACE1 Mile and 7O Yards 600 added 4yearolda and upward tad Horses A Wt Bt H V 3 BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 27045DIBTUHBER 5 103 4 12 14 14 is 13 Mounco W Lewis 24318 ELSIE SKIP 4 101 1 32 33 33 36 26 OConnor T J Evans 10 20 15 5 270172OHEAD 4 100 3 23 211 21 2n 31 H MichaelsA Garson 25 25 26 26936 BIG GUN 4 113 2 ont 51 66 66 63 45 Simms McFadderAllen 20 20 15 5 24529 GEORGE SIMONS 5 103 6 41 52 42 51 5 Cochran Kensington StableSO 40 40 7 27020 BABTILE 5 103 5 68 41 53 46 6 Booker A E Reynolds 10 12 10 21 27045 KALIF 4 103 77 7 7 7 7 Garrigan HJ Morris 50 100 60 20 46Winner Time 24 48J 1 01 1 U 1 42 1 46 Winner MeddleWant B g by Exile Meddle Want to post at 4 05 At post 8 minutes Start good Won easily second the Die same turber galloped well in hand throughout was never extended and waa far the best Elsie showed a liking for the going which by this time was sloppy closing very strongly at the Skip end almost stake form in mud 8cratcbed270202Mayor Gilroy 105 Disturber show 2 to 6 Elsie Skip show 7 to 5 O I7f Q FIFTH RACE 34 Mile 700 added Syearolds Selling Ind Horses A Wt Bt K K X StrFin Jockey Ownars O H O P 269863HIM8ELF 107 7 2 2 IH 13 Creamer W C Daly 8 8 4 75 27020 MALDEN 104 2 11 11 2 25 OConnor J A McQarry 3 4 31 ftB 24150 JAMES 5GUILELESS J COBBETT111 5 32 31 31 33 Richards P H Hume 30 10010030 GUILELESS 6PRINCE S 105 6 6 6 6 42 Monnce JE Madden 25342 PRINCE BROWNDALE JOHN S1 MaddenS1 106 98 4 I 3 5uU 5 g ISSt SMS 21 IS 321IS iMIS 321 ° l ° 26887 CHAOS 93 1 5 270162QEHT 1270162QEHT ELLIOTT 100 8 Disqualified for foul Time 12 23 36 48 115 Winner 115Winner B g by LissakMag Rapture Went to post at 435 At post 2 minutes Start good Won easily second the same Him ¬ self was so far the best in the going that ho carried his bad jockey to victory ruining straight and true and easily drawing away in the last sixteenth from the badly baatsn Maldea running on the inside which OConnor jerked up suddenly succossf ally getting away with a f ke effort at being fouled by the winner Maiden showed the most early aoeed and was second bast James J Corbett showed speed and finished well and should b heard from among the lowest class Guileless supposed to be another good one from Maddena stable ran only a fair race Scratched raceScratched 26423Sweet Tooth 113 27016 Bedeck 110 25793 Waterton 108 22181 School maator 104 27020 Hengiat 104 26931 In Shot 101 21817 Candle 98 98Corrected Corrected weights Prince John 98 98Mtlden Mtlden ahow 1 to 2 James J Corbatt show 10 to 1 Guileless show 1 to 2 Browndale show 3 to 5 27O93 SIXTH RACE 5 13 Furlongs 5600 added 2yearolda Allowance A Wt St tt X Btrlfin Jockeys Owners O H O P 269562QTI8 102 2 226956CAMERON 13 I 15 16 Coohran B Schreibar 4 4i 4 65 26956CAMERON 107 4 2 22 2 2 OConnor FollansbeeDavis35 71035 14 26956 THE RIVAL 102 1 32 3 31 31 BaauchampT C McDowell 12 15 15 4 27018 C ARM A ID 99 5 5AVIS 41 43 41 42 McGinn G H Whitney 15 20 20 6 AVIS 99 7 7 7 7 51 Michaels J H Morris 20 40 40 10 26886 CITY BANK 107 6 61 52 52 63 Shaw J E Madden 4 66 85 27018 BYRNE OF RCBEi 107 3 52 6 6 7 Monnca L H Franchi 20 20 15 5 Time 11 23 35J 47 101 1 07 Winner B c by Foul Shot or Sam Laura Agnes Went AgnesWent to poat at 5 00 At post 3 minutes Start fair Won in a canter second easily Otis showed phenomenal form today and is evidently a wonder on a sloppy track Cameron evi ¬ dently handicapped by the going broke slowly and appeared to dwell in the first farlong and was unable to get into his stride He ran a fine race at that The Bival broke running but was easily passed by the first two still showed very good spaed and was by far the bast of the others The race was a procession throughout Carmaid and Avis want well in the race and City Bank and Byrne of Boscrea the reverse reverseScratched Scratched 2701720olawaha 99 99Corrected Corrected weights City Bank 107 107Otis Otis show 1 to 3 Cameron show out The Bival show 7 to 5 Page [2] Dang Racing Form ISSUED KVEBY DAY Hmertcan Tar Congress Becorfl OFFICIAL ORGAN Or THB AMEBIOAN TDBF CONGRESS Western JocKey Glut Bulletin BulletinOFFICIAL OFFICIAL OEGAN OF OFTHE THE WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO A Daily Bafleetion of th Amorican Turf by Telegraph Intsrod la tho Post Offlot at Chicago aa second class raattar 1J4126 Fifth Avenue Chicago Illinois Rorros AND PBOPRIETOB F H BBUNELL BBUNELLABSOOIATB ABSOOIATB EDITOR CLINTON C BILES BILESSEOSETABT SEOSETABT MRS F H BRUNELL COPYRIGHTED COPYRIGHTEDVaiered Vaiered according to Act of Congress in th y ar 1901 by Frank H Brunell in tho office of ih Librarian of Congress at Washing ¬ ton D C U 8 A AThi Thi chart and index numbars and track form of DAILY BAOINQ FORK must not b uaod Th y ar copyrighted daily and will b keenly protactod BUBSOKIPTIONS MOST BE PAID IN ADVANCE SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS TEBMB 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Street StreetFrank Frank E McDonald Agent On sale at 900 am AT NASHVILLE TENN Duncan Hotel HotelAT AT TORONTO ONT George McSweeney Iroquois Hotel HotelAT AT NEW ORLEANS LA H J Hollo 641 Commercial Place PlaceAT AT KANSAS CITY MO Ricksecker Cigar and News Co Ninth and Walnut Streets StreetsAI AI HOT SPRINGS ARK ARKF F C Boving 418 Central Avenue AvenueAT AT DENVER COL COLHamilton Hamilton Kondrick 905912 17th Street StreetAT AT BAN FBANCISCO CAL Footer Orear Market Street Ferry News Stand StandVAT VAT BUTTE MONT Eeefo Bros Post Office News Stand StandAT AT MEMPHIS TENN B M Mansford Co K H Clarke fc Bro AT BUFFALO N Y YNew New Tiff t House CHICAGO ILL JULY 30 1901 Notice. The form book for June in ready for sale and nolndes the racing of Saturday June 29 So many form books of recent months were lost in the malls that nonresidents are advised when ordering the May book to fiend 10 cents for the purpose of having their orders sent as regie kered mail thereby insuring delivery Brooklyn Jockey Club Stakes. BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB STAKES STAKESIn In the advertising department of this issue Secretary Hugh D Mclntyre of the Brooklyn Jockey Club presents the conditions of a num ¬ ber of rich stakes to close August 15 They are the moat important events offered annually by the Brooklyn Jockey Club and are to be run in 1902 and 1903 by horses that are now yearlings Owners in the west should not be niggardly in patronizing these very valuable stakes for the mere fact that a youngster is well engaged in the leading races of any year adds immensely to his value before he has ever been tried out and in the event of his proving to be a good one makes him worth a fortune in these days of high prices for winning performers of high promise Consideration of their varying con ¬ ditions is earnestly commended to all owners Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OP THE TURF Pat Dunne sold Admonition to M H Tich enor yesterday for the reported price of 3000 and Mr Tichenor has departed for a campaign at Saratoga taking along Cambrian Caviar Admonition and Elsie L a string that should earn its share of money at the Spa SpaTea Tea Tray ch h foaled 1885 by Bayou dOr Ella T by War Dance out of Bonnie Kate by Knight of St George has been sent to Cuba for breeding purposes purposesFred Fred Taral in a recent letter to a friend in this country wrote that out of 140 mounts in Austria he had won 68 Notice. DAILY BAOING FORM is a publication whiob la built by its staff from day to day Its form and the number of its charts are copyrighted The chart numbers ara so arranged that legal identification is oasy of proof The selection and handicap figures attached to entries art arranged on the same basis The latter comi from the work of four experts after the tola graphic receipt of charts and entries All per ions are warned not to UFO said chart or indea numbers nelcctione or handicap figurei Hawthorne Form. HAWTHORKE FORM The form of Tuesdays Hawthorne fields is isFirst First Race W F Mohr Mollie T Puryear PuryearSecond Second Race Odnor Flying Torpedo Tam ¬ many Chief ChiefThird Third Race Wallenstein Sortie Ural UralFourth Fourth Race Scotch Plaid Ben Battle Rob ¬ ert Waddell WaddellFifth Fifth Eace Braw Lad Seguranca If You Dare DareSixth Sixth Bace Ben Chance El Ghor Prince Blazes Hawthorne Entries. HAWTHORNE ENTRIES Probabilities Weather clear track heavy First Race 34 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Selling Ind Horses Age Wt Hdcp 26919 Bed Hook 118 680 23949 Tom Wallace 108 670 670269193Lesal 269193Lesal Maxim 107 680 6802598H 2598H Sallie Green 107 600 26919 Lapidus 106 675 26408 W F Mohr 103 700 26919 Blue Bidge i 103 650 26979 Dandola 101 670 2686 MollieT 98 695 27070 Countess Tekla 98 660 26979 Parnassus 98 670 27039 Pnryear 96 690 26921 Pyrrho 96 675 25407 Amirante 93 675 675Second Second Race 1 Mile and 7O Yards 3yearolda and upward Belling Belling270092F1 270092F1 ing Torpedo 3 107 715 715269532Tammany 269532Tammany Chief 8 J ° H9 27075 Uncle Tom JSf S S270440dnor 270440dnor 3 104 725 725270412Bae8elas 270412Bae8elas S1 27071 Joe Collins 3 98 705 705Third Third Bace 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling 25376 Martha Fox lW 25207 Crinkle 5 I 2 725 27014 Wallenstein 4100 26980 Emma B 4 98 27013 Sortie 3 93 27041 Krewer 3 89 27009 Virginia Wilcox 3 89 26810 Queen Victoria 3 89 27009 Ural 3 86 Fourth Race 1 Mile 3yearolds and upward Handicap 27012 Scotch Plaid 6 110 27042 Sobert Waddell 3 108 270iOObia 3 98 270122Ben Battle 4 95 Fifth Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling 25884 Braw Jbad 7 114 26845 Fleuron 4 110 269802Pupil 4 109 26797 Triaditza 4 108 270722 Seguranca 4 103 269832Edncate 3 102 270103If Yon Dare 3 100 269SD Peace 5 93 Sixth Race 1 116 Miles Miles3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling Selling27013Prince 27013Prince Blazes 6 109 270135Obsidian 5t06 269842Oxnard 6 103 27013 El Ghor 5 103 27041 Tho Bondman 5 103 270442Latch Key 5 103 26953 Ben Chance 4 103 26260 Dan Cupid 5 103 269803Josephine B 5 101 27013 Lissome 4 101 24462George Lee 6 98 26482 Maryland Reserve 5 98 27071 Our Nellie 5 96 26924 Chiqnasabog 4 96 270132Prairie Dog 4 96 Arian 201 Bon Lissak 51 Frangible 21 21We We give our subscribers winning information like the above every day Today at Hawthorne Hawthorne3GRAND 3GRAND SPECIALS3 SPECIALS3that that will win like the above three The odda on these good things will be from 6 to 15 to 1 on each Try us while we are in winning form formReady Ready or wired at 9 am Terms 100 Daily 400 Weekly WeeklyChicago Chicago Information Co CoROOM ROOM 708 225 DEARBORN ST TEL 3161 HARRISON CHICAGO MARVELOUS MARVELOUS The moat extraordinary success on earth GRANNANS common sense guide WIN ¬ NERS every day NO TIPS OR WIRES RE ¬ QUIRED one horse a race and not for every race in the day this secret mode of operating never before made public tells you at a glance just what to do Sand him your stamped ad ¬ dress quick It will ba the beat days work you ever did in your life ROBERT GRANNAN 2 Court St Box 15 Brooklyn N Y JOCKEY JOCKEYA A jockey in the employ of a prominent stable racing at the local tracks will send some valu ¬ able inside stable information to a faw select bettors Terms 200 daily Sand money by special delivnrv I ttnr A JOCKEY P O BOX 75 HAWTHORNE 111 4 to lOto I GOOD THING FIRST RACE 5 TO 15 TO 1 STAND A TAP ON THIS I 2 TO 5 TO 1 SIXTH KACE PLUNGE ONE THIRD RACE ON THIS ONE ONEThe The above three good things have been working very good Now that the mud is here and that is what wa have been waiting for they will Gallop Home Gallop Home Under no circumstances fail to get the above thrae good things You will never regret it Re ¬ member this Information combined with our method of handicapping saldom if evar fails failsDont Dont Miss the Above Three If You are in Doubt Yourself Try Us UsTERMS TERMS 100 DAILY DAILYForm Form Letter Handicap on all races on sale at 9 am at the following olacaa Hildraths 6 Pacific Ave Buffet Ed Kohlmans cigar store 267 Dearborn stroat main office of BUREAU BUREAUSUITE SUITE 500502 263 DEARBORN ST CHICAGO 151 Bonnie Lissak 151 151Bached Bached Down for a Killing to 5 to I Won Easily and Several Other Good Winners PATRONS COINING MONEY EVERY DAY rz3 rz3Several Several Again Today Several Again Today TodayI I am at the track early each morning and comiag into contact with fallow jockgys and trainars enables me to furnish patrons with the best information It is not the highest figures bat bast condition horse The bast of handicappara buy my ehost for the conditioaa of hjrsaa which I specify on my sheet I aim to give special information on one or two horses daily as specials other selections handicapped aa an accommodation Ready or wired at 11 am RATES 100 DAILY 400 WEEKLY WEEKLYChicagoand Chicagoand St Louis Moat CV IfinitTY VIP RBITTflM ROOM 610 610Successful Successful Handicapper LAJUUM1I IIU DllM I UN 225 DEARBORN STREET NOTE For the benefit of all patrons that cant call at office special sheet for sale at betting ring fruit stand Also at Saratoga and Morrison Hotel Cigar Stands CORRECT HANDICAP FIGURES FIGURESCombined Combined with the best of information is the oql way to baat tha racia Vo giva our clients the best of information obtainable also classify horses on their bast and immadiat form Any bettor that has the least bit of jadmant few people have or use anyonaraca trick cm not lose by playing our sheet consistently We employ the bat of taleat and ara mo3t reliable reliableWHY WHY LOOK FURTHER IF YOU WANT TO BE REGULAR WINNER ON THE RAGES 50C DAILY 3OO WEEKLY WIRED AT 10 AM AMDELIVERED DELIVERED TO ANY CITY ADDRESS AT 11 AM The American Haadicappers Reynolds Co 72 U9Dearlou St NOTE We are in no way connected with any handicap sheet issued outside of Chicago Page [3] Racers Sold. RACERS BOLD At a sale of horses in training in the Haw ¬ thorne paddock Saturday the purchasers and prices were aa follows St Tammany 2 J U Strode 500 500Wing Wing Dance 2 BMHennessey 100 100Harney3 Harney3 W Mnlveil 325 325Mondoro4 Mondoro4 A G Blakely 275 275Ohiquasabog4 Ohiquasabog4 W Mathews 275 275Heree Heree 2 J forteous 250 250Arigato Arigato 2 WGAlathews 150 150Elmer Elmer B 5 J J Bheppard 50 50Caskey Caskey 2 J fl Washington 30 30David David Harum 2 Dr Healy 25 25Prank2 Prank2 J Brenock 25 Montana Racing. MONTANA RACING There has been much said and written of the Montana Jockey Glnb and the race meet being conducted by it Some of the comment has been favorable and more of it adverse and it is not amiss to say a little more and give credit where credit is duo The officials of the clnb have labored hard and assiduously and they have worked under many disadvantages but notwithstanding it all it can be said that the meet is a success everything considered consideredThere There was considerable dissatisfaction ex ¬ pressed by horse owners at the shaving of purses and there was more dissatisfaction among the talent at the slimness of the odds offered by the books Then too there were frequent kicks and grumblings abont alleged questionable riding and form reversals that look palpable enough to have been brought about for an indi ¬ vidual advantage That is all a thing of the past now and the jockey clnb today enters on the third week of its meet with the knowledge tbat it has done its best to make sport good has accomplished it and above all has satisfied its patrons that everything will be on the level and firstclass if it is possible to make it so soThe The horse owners are no longer dissatisfied and the talent feels that it is getting a run for the money invested The bookmakers have loosened up and no one can with reason kick against the odds offered The attention of the Jockey Glnb officials was called to the evident pennriousness cf the books and the result is that the odds arenow as liberal as could be wished for forAs As far as in and out running is concerned there is little to say except that the judges have shown that they will not tolerate it On more than one occasion jockeys have been called into the stand and warned and the result ia tbat no jockey has repeated the offense against which he was admonished All that is neces ¬ sary is for the judges to make it plain that non ¬ sense will not be tolerated and tbat crooked work will result in summary handling of the offenders and all will be well The judges have made it plain that they will stand for no funny business and the result is that clean sport will be the order of the day Bntte InterMountain Gossip Of The Turf. GOSSIP OF THE TURF The following yearlings the property of Mrs Byron McClelland have been consigned to the FasigTipton Co New York and will be sold at Sheepshead Bay paddocks during the fall meet ¬ ing ingChestnut Chestnut filly by Henry of Navarre Bailie McClelland McClellandChestnut Chestnut filly by Henry of Navarre Miss Hansom HansomBay Bay filly by Bermuda Bettie C CBrown Brown filly by Bermuda Gratitude GratitudeChestnut Chestnut colt by Candlemas Qneenlike II IIBay Bay colt by Bermuda Catherine of Navarre NavarreBay Bay colt by Bermuda Miss Saxon SaxonBay Bay colt by Henry of Navarre Queen Isa ¬ bella bellaChestnut Chestnut colt by Henry of Navarre Laura Stone StoneThese These youngsters are an extra fine lot The Sallie McClelland filly is one of extreme quality Delmar Park Form. DELMAR PARK FORM ST Louis Mo July 29 The form of Tues ¬ days Delmar Park fields la laFirst First Race W L George Mazzara Lil ¬ lian M MSecond Second Bace Mystery John Morton Charles C CThird Third Bace Ignis Zazel Abe Fnrst FnrstFourth Fourth Bace Hermoso Tom Collins La Desirous DesirousFifth Fifth Bace Miss Patron Ben Frost Seething SeethingSixth Sixth Bace Nearest Hungarian Lord Ne ¬ ville Delmar Park Entries. DELMAR PARK ENTRIES Probabilities Weather cloudy track fast fastFirst First Race 4 18 Furlongs Furlongs2yearolds 2yearolds Maidens Allowance AllowanceIhd Ihd Horses Age Wt Hdcp 26532 Ben Hampstead 110 710 268372 W L George 110 725 725270293Vir 270293Vir inian 110 705 27029 Lilfian M 107 715 24923 Mada Bella 107 700 2702J3Mataara 107 27029 Bar Le Duo 103 27029 Crozier 101 26937 Broodier 100 Second Race 34 Mile 4yoarolds and upward Belling 27063 Charles C 4 110 269H Floridan 4 107 269683Connie Lee 7107 26870 Celia 6 107 26870 Kiss Quick 4105 27031 Eight Bells 6 105 26942 Irena 4 105 270312John Morton 4 105 24897Mona B 5 105 27094 Water WaterCreet Crest 6 104 25658 Mystery 6 104 26810 Beefer 6 99 Third Race 1 Mile 3yearolds and upward Billing Billing270SQ3Abe 270SQ3Abe Fnrst 7 109 27060 BenBoy 6 109 27031 Joe Doughty 5 109 270603Ignis 5 109 27031 Land Ho 5 106 26551 Agitator 9 106 26830 WestBaden 4 104 26714 Pomelia 6 104 270593Zazel 4 102 27058 La Carina 4 102 26967 Vacate 3 89 Fourth Race 6 13 Furlongs Furlongs3yearoldi 3yearoldi and upward Balling Ind Horses color sex pedigree Wt 25527 Hermoso 6 116 27061 Tom Collins 6 110 Captain Lowery b h hby by Wood Moss Lona LonaDoon Doon 5 108 27000La Desirous 3 100 26918 tianta Ventura 3 92 Fifth Race 1 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Belling Ind Horses Age Wt 26972Swordsman 7 115 269403Miss Patron 5 109 27001Boot 6 109 270003Ben Frost 6106 270323Charles D 5 106 26918 Nellie Helmnth 3 95 27032Seething 3 89 Eixth Race 78 Mile Mile3yaarolds 3yaarolds and upward Selling Selling270CO 270CO Lord Neville 6 112 268S33Hungarian 5109 27063 Ed L 7 109 27030Verify 6 109 27028Elsie Barnes 7 107 25404 Opera Girl 5107 27063N arest 5 105 26998 Merry Wager 3 96 Windsor Form. WINDSOR FORM FORMDETEOIT DETEOIT MICH July 29 The form of Tues ¬ days Windsor fields is First Bace Elbe Princess Evelyn Loyal Prince PrinceSecond Second Bace Hnntressa Kaloma Fannie Blazes BlazesThird Third Bace Albertvale Meggs Custodian CustodianFourth Fourth Bace Jim Megibben Boxburgh Tates Creek CreekFifth Fifth Bace Bemp Cormorant Th Bronze Demon DemonSixth Sixth Bace Bermuda Prince Antagone Tre bor Windsor Entries. WINDSOR ENTRIES Probabilities Weather wet track heavy First Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolda 3yearolda and upward Selling Ind Horses Aga Wt Hdcp 26073 Domlnia 5 109 665 27064 Dandy H 5 106 680 27064 Loyal Prince 8 106 685 685270643Dr 270643Dr Clark 4 104 680 25751 Elbe 4 102 700 26978 Henry Gibbs 4101 675 675Colonel Colonel Bover 3 101 26323 Ergo 5 101 670 25103 Vie Lament 5101 675 25774 Martha Street 4 99 665 27064 Oricius 3 98 670 27035 Princess Evelyn 3 88 690 690Second Second Race 58 Mile 2yaaroldg Allowances Allowances252512Elgiva 252512Elgiva 110 710 71027068Hnntressa 27068Hnntressa 110 725 27068 Kaloma 107 720 720270652Fannie 270652Fannie Blazes 101 715 715Third Third Race 1 18 Miles 3yearolds and upward Balling 27067 Bohul 4108 705 26213 Albertvale 7 97 725 725270662Megg 270662Megg 6 97 720 26993 Elyrla 7 90 700 26992 Lot Thomas 3 85 705 26992 Custodian 3 84 715 27036 Hija 3 80 710 710Fourth Fourth Race Short Course CourseSteeplechase Steeplechase 4yearolds and upward Allowances Allowances26562Tates 26562Tates Creek 5152 665 25652 Boxburgh 4 145 670 670269452Coley 269452Coley 4 138 660 25564 Albert Lee 4 135 655 655269453Jim 269453Jim Megibben 6 128 675 675Fifth Fifth Race 78 Mile 3yearoldi and upward Balling 21239 Trinna 5 119 700 70027081Cormorant 27081Cormorant 5 118 720 978 Kemp 7 109 725 25966 Tony Licalzi 6 103 705 26552 Bequeath 6 103 710 26912 Fairy Dell 4102 700 70027035Taa 27035Taa Gown 3102 715 27009 Georgia Gardnar 3 98 705 705270353Tbe 270353Tbe Bronze Demon DemonN N 3 94 715 Sixth Bace34 Mile 9yearolds and upward Selling Selling259148Trebor 259148Trebor 6 112 27069Bermuda Prince 4 108 270663The Geezer 5 106 26454 Jim Gore II 61C6 21922 Bamiro II 8 106 26587Brown Vail V5 5 104 25088 Lecturer 3 104 27066 Antagone 4 102 270342Polly Bixby 4 102 270642Dr Moore 3 101 270382Mr Pomeroy 3 93 27066 BusticGirl 3 90 Fort Erie Form. FORT ERIE FORM FOET EEIE ONT July 29 The form of Tues ¬ days Fort Erie fields is First Bace Edna J Competitor Surmise SurmiseSecond Second Bace Dorset Bavel Viviani VivianiThird Third Bace Woodtrice Silver GarterBranch GarterBranchFourth Fourth Bace Lemuel The Common Medita ¬ tion tionFifth Fifth Bace Neponset Tyrba Bandy BandySixth Sixth Bace Edinborough Jake Weber Mauga Fort Erie Entries. FORT ERIE ENTRIES Probabilities Weather cloudy track slow Firfct Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds Belling Ind Horses Aga Wt Hdop 27026 Northman 107 660 26901 Free Play 107 675 675270233Competitor 270233Competitor 107 690 690268263Surmise 268263Surmise 107 685 22281 Gray Morn 104 660 26687 Bnbidium lOt 655 26877 Yorkshire Boy 102 685 27052 Antithesis 99 670 27023 Blackford 99 665 27052 Flaneur 99 670 27052 Icon 99 680 27023 Ziegfeld 99 675 27026 Street Boy 99 675 26928 FarBight 99 680 680268573EdnaJ 268573EdnaJ 97 700 700Second Second Race 08 Mile 2yearolds Selling Selling270223Lanretta 270223Lanretta Burke 109 685 685Diavlo Diavlo 104 27C073Viviani 104 685 27024 Snuffers 104 675 26928 Bavel 101 690 26207 Quixada 181 67S 27022 Silver Owl 101 670 27004 Appointee 101 665 26650 Kenner 101 680 27083 Dorset 101 700 700Third Third Race 78 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling 26928 Branch 6105 715 26966 Badford 4104 700 700270562Tamarin 270562Tamarin 4 101 700 27056 Tenderloin 4100 705 26882 Bough Bider 4100 705 27084 The Brother 3 97 700 27025 Woodtrice 4 95 725 27056 Silver Garter 4 95 720 720Fourth Fourth Race 5 13 Furlongs 2yearolds Allowances Allowances27024The 27024The Common 114 720 720270242Meditation 270242Meditation Ill 715 71526926Bronze 26926Bronze Medal 107 710 27053 Lemuel 107 725 725Fifth Fifth Race 78 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling 26966 Neponset 4101 725 26966 Tip Gallant 5 100 710 26767 Tyrba 5 100 720 26966 Cogswell 3 92 710 26615 Prince of Africa 3 91 690 27056 Miss Redwood 8 90 695 69527085Bandy 27085Bandy 4 89 715 27086 Punctual 3 89 705 26839 Prince of Song 3 89 700 70027006SLittle 27006SLittle Tommy Tucker 3 88 715 715Sixth Sixth Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Balling Balling270218pnra 270218pnra 5 112 715 270563 Jake Weber 4 109 720 720270212Edinborough 270212Edinborough 4105 725 25982 Coralis 6 105 700 28930 Momentum 6 105 705 26905 Bacebnd 5 102 710 27052 Manga 3 99 715 26651 Knuckle Down 3 91 700 Racing Dates Of 1901. RACING DATES OF 1001 Dalmar Jockay Club July 1Bept 28 Butta and Anaconda Mont MontFort June 29 Sept 7 Fort Erie Can July 4 August 81 Brighton Beach N Y July 6 August 8 Hawthoma Chicago July 22 August 8 Kinloch Park Mo July 22 August 28 Windsor Can July 22 Harlem Chicago August 611 Saratoga NY Augusts 8 Hawthorne Chicago August 19 81 81August Shaapshaad Bay N Y August 31 Bapt 14 Harlam Chicago i September 2 It Hawthoma Chicago SaptlS Oot3 Gravasend NY Bapt 18 Oct 5 Kinloch Park Mo Sept 20Oct 28 28Bapt St Louis Fair Grounds Bapt 30 Oct II Harlam Chicago October 7SS Morris Park N Y October 7 SS LatoniaKy Oct 28 NOT 9 Lakeside Ind Oct28NoTU Aqueduct N Y Noramber 11 M Principal Foreign Events. PRINCIPAL FOREIGN EVENTS EVENTSGoodwood Goodwood Cup August 1 Graat XIBt Ebor Handicap August XI Bt 11Caiarawltch Lagar Baptambtr 11 Caiarawltch Octobw 16 GambridgMhiH 16GambridgMhiH October M Brighton Beach Form. BRIGHTON BEACH FORM NEW YOBK N Y July 29Tba font pi Tues ¬ days Brighton Beach fields la First Bace Balloon The Golden Princa Iren Lindsay LindsaySecond Second Bace St Finnan Himself All Gold Third Bace Ogden Smoke Latson Fourth Bace Hyphen Leonid Lombre Fifth Bace Animosity Blueaway Eloim Sixth Bace Utopian Cast Iron Octoroon Brighton Beach Entries. BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES ENTRIESProbabilities Probabilities Waatharwet track heavy First Race 1 116 Miles Miles3yearolds 3yearolds Belling BellingInd Ind Horsas Age Wt Hdop 26987 Edgefleld no 710 26986 Creiaon no 715 26803 The Golden Prince 107 720 26931 Boojum 107 TOO TOO270453Taveta 270453Taveta 105 705 705270163Balloon 270163Balloon 105 725 26666 Flara 105 700 27045 Anna Darling 100 710 270152Irono 710270152Irono Lindsay 100 715 715Second Second Race 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Highweight Handicap Handicap26986A11 26986A11 Gold 4138 735 269883 Vitellius 3 132 725 27049 May W 7 127 720 269903Qold 720269903Qold Fox 5 122 715 27090St 71527090St Finnan 4118 750 26935 Dr Preston 3 116 730 27092 Himself 3 115 740 26986 Knight of the Bronx 4 113 700 700Third Third Race 1 18 Miles 4yearolds and upward Allowancai 27090 Latson 6 Ill 735 270492Ogden 735270492Ogden 7 106 750 270l9bmoke 750270l9bmoke 4106 740 7402705Q3Harry 2705Q3Harry McCoun 4 106 730 730Fourth Fourth Race 5 13 Furlongi Furlongi2yearolds 2yearolds Allowances AllowancesThe The Montauk Stakes 1500 added added26496Fly 26496Fly Wheel 125 730 26934 Alibert 122 725 725269892Hyphen 269892Hyphen 110 750 75026932Lombre 26932Lombre 107 735 26383 Leonid 102 740 25957 Major Daingerfield 102 725 27051 Homestead 102 720 720Fifth Fifth Race 1 Milo and 7O Yard 3yearolds and upward Belling Belling268473The 268473The Amazon 4118 725 26958 Boyal Sterling 4 106 735 735269872Eloim 269872Eloim 4 104 735 8051 Fingal 7 104 720 26931 Blueaway 6101 740 740270oOAnimosity 270oOAnimosity 3 99 750 21400 PhilmaPaxton 3 91 715 27045 Oyezpa 3 84 710 26935 Pleasant Sail 8 84 730 730Sixth Sixth Race 34 Mile 2yearolds Maidens Allowances 26897 H Hesterberg 110 690 26576 Chief 110 700 270473Cast 700270473Cast Iron 110 720 27089 C Bosenfeld 110 710 27015 Iridescent 110 695 27051 Utopian 110 725 26848 Lamoyne 110 700 26895 Dinna Forget 110 705 27051 Bunderlands 107 700 27018 Bella 107 710 26932 Octoroon 107 715 27051 May Harrison 107 705 27051 Olenka 107 695 American Sporting Manual. AMERICAN SPORTING MANUAI MANUAITha Tha American Sporting Manual of 19il ao tains all racing records at large revised and aomplata up to tha and of 1909 four handicap ping systems with directions for their practlaal application a tabla showing how to compute bookmaking percentages traok records of all tha recognluad tracks of tha country the wait era and eastern icalai of waighti tablai show Ing tha comparative apaed of tracks a conplatt lilt of pugilistic contest of 1900 of any coma nuance trotting and pacing records at all di tancai and a list of tha naw 215 trottan of 19W Alio a complata racord of perfonnanew at al itylai of billlardi NOW READY THE Goodwins ANNUAL Official OF 1900 Turf Guide A of 2iP ° ° PaJ5ea containing raporta ot 7200 races in the U 8 and Canada with a aFORM FORM TABLE TABLEto to all principal meetings Alio many miscel ¬ laneous data absolutely invaluable to all turf followers followersPrlRPQ 530Fl PrlRPQ In Cloth 530 Fl 1UDJJ HaU acorocoo 7 9B In English Half Calf Circulars mailad upon application application6Miwi 6Miwi Bros 1440 BnUwiy Niw Yirk Page [4] Hawthorne Form Chart. HAWTHORNE FORM CHART CHARTCHICAGO CHICAGO IIL July 29 Nineteenth day Chicago Jockey Club Summer Martins Weather cloudy track muddy Presiding Judge Capt James H Bees Starter J J Holtman Bacing starts at 280 p m OTkT k FIRST BACE B 13 Ifurlongs Pnrsa 400 75 to second 25 to third A I J I U 2yearolde Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St 24 K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 270112COM FOH8TER 105 51 61 53 31 12 J Woods J W Schorr 45 91091025 26694 APRIL 107 71 21 2 IH 21 Dominick G C Bennett Co 6 8 5 85 27011 MIRACLE II 107 1 51 4 56 33 Beaton Mrs R Bradley 20 25 20 8 26921 EMATHION 1091 2 1 H 2 43 J WinkfleldP Dunne 4882 25916 HOODWINK 112 4H 41 3C 4 5 Vest C E Brossman 20 30 30 10 26842 KENT Y MUDDLE 107 3 85 75 61 6 R Sullivan W D Greenwood 15 20 20 8 26768 EL PILAR 108182 7 8 73 75 C Mitchell BnrnsWaterhse 15 20 20 6 26890 BLESS DAMOZEL 103 61 31 6 8 8 T Knight FBVanMeterBro20 25 20 6 6253S5 253S5 CONTESS TEKLA 102 10 93 915 915 92 Weir A E Neff Co EO 60 60 20 26890 THE CEDARS 1031 91 10 10 10 10 Robertson OttmanMurphy 30 60 60 20 20Time Time 26 521 106 113 113Winner Winner Ch c by Linden Peniuah PeniuahWent Went to post at 230 At post 2 minutes Start good Won easily second driving Commis ¬ sioner Forster came fast down the last quarter and simply ran away from his field He made up much ground in tbe stretch April showed a lot of speed but was tiring at the end Miracle II under a poor ride finished resolutely after making up much ground but was swerving in the closing strides Emathion was well spent when a sixteenth out Hoodwink ran well for four and a half speedScratched furlongs and then quit Blessed Damozel showed a little early speed Scratched 27011 McUhesney 113 267453 Jnlia Junkin 107 25986 Sallie Green 102 27039 The Giver 115 Overweights El Pilar 31 pounds Emathion 21 Blessed Damozel 1 The Cedars 11 11CommiEsioner CommiEsioner Forster show out April show 11 to 20 Miracle II show 3 to 1 O H Ci 7 SECOND RACE 1 38 Miles Purse 500 75 to second 25 to third J f JL 3yearolds and upward Selling ind Horses A Wt St St X H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 26953Z FBANGIBLE4 95 21 li 121 13 l 16 12 Qormley Bold Bros 2 2 85 35 3526953ALA8KA 26953ALA8KA 6 113 6 5 424 32 22 22 25 T Knight A M Linnell Co3 1851851 268412Q W W 3 90 51 21 22 2 33 3 33 J Ranch Baker Gentry 25595 26953OUB NELLIES 96 3 311 31 48 41241047 D Mitchell T J McHale 66585 26894 WALDECK 4 106 IH 6 6 6 6 5 510 Baesinger HidtonJgblnthG 20 20 8 26923 JOE COLLIN83 91 42 4 53 52 5 6 6 Donnelly J Arthur 6 16 15 4 Apprentice allowance Time 27 54 1 22 1 49 2 031 2 18 2 32i 32iWinner Winner Ch g by Fonso Miss Nannie NannieWent Went to post at 305 At post 2 minutes Start good Won pulled up almost to a walk sec ¬ ond easily Frangible reveled in the going and the race was never in doubt Alaska consider ¬ ing his heavy impost ran a good race and was easily the best of the others G W W ran well for six furlongs and then began to tire The others were never contenders contendersScratched Scratched 26894Lanreate 107 107Overweights Overweights Waldeck 3 pounds Frangible poundsFrangible show 3 to 10 Alaska show 1 to 2 G W W show 7 to 10 O n n THIRD BACK 78 Mile Purse 400 75 to second 25 to third A 4 J I A 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St M K X StrFin Jockeys Owner O H O P 270142BB ANDEH8ON4 96 51 63 3 3 22 HI Gormley T E Barrett Co 75 21 21 710 26980 SEGDHANCA 4106 3 = 1U H 15 1 23 Dominick G C Bennett Co 65 75 75 45 26924 DALKEITH 3106 83 72 7 52 52 35 Baasingor Chinn Forsy the 20 50 50 15 27014 DSTERSWIVEL 6 108 1 = 3 51 61 63 4 Robertson J Call 12 30 30 8 27009ST BLUFF 3 89 61 SH 45 4 4n 52 Donnelly J P Sherman 60 150 150 50 26407 MOUNTEBANK 4 105 2 2 61 7 72 61 T Knight M Finlen 30 60 60 15 27009 EOMIR 3 103 7 SH 9 9 9 7 = R Sullivan Thompson Bros 30 50 50 15 24519LADY 10020020050270148LIPS MNTREE 4 100 9 9 83 82 81 81 JMcInernyE L Talley 10020020050 270148LIPS 3 92 4 4 22 2 3 9 J Ranch W F Schnlte 35575 Apprentice 35575Apprentice allowance Time 27 53i 1 20l 1 35 35YinnerCh HWent YinnerCh f by George Kinney Alma H Went to post at 3 35 At post 2 minutes Start good Won driving but going away second easily Brownie Anderson faltered at the last eighth post under a weak ride but Gormley pulled her together again and she came on on her own courage catching the tiring Segnranca a few strides from the line The latter showed all her recent speed but was out to the last ounce when a sixteenth out Dominick tried to hold her together in the closing strides bnt ehe sprawled badly Dalkeith finished strongly and ran probably the best race of his career and snowed a liking watchingScratched for the going St Bluff ran well for six furlongs and will bear watching Scratched 270143 Andes 108 27041Helen Paxton 98 26841Toah 106 25376 Martha Fox 103 Overweights 103Overweights Lady Montree 4 pounds Eomir 4 Segnranca 3 Dalkeith 3 r j ajth show 4tol OT TQ FOURTH RACE 34 Mile 2y8arolds Handicap The Hawthorne Stakes iWlO 1500 added 350 to second 150 to third Net value to winner 1770 Ind Horses A Wt St 24 K X StrFin Jockeys Owners CHOP 26982 ARIAN 95 6 6 6 5 11 Gormley P Dunne 15 20 15 6 626950ED 26950ED AUSTIN 120 5 21 2 21 2n Dominick G C Bennett Co 2 165165 75 269502 JAUBERT 112 3 32 4 41 31 J Woods H J Scoggan 22 95 710 269822DOBEEN 710269822DOBEEN 105 2 42 9 IH 45 J Ranch BnrnsWatrhse2 3 21 32 26866BOSEWAR 3226866BOSEWAR 108 1 51 52 6 53 C Mitchell BurnsWatrhse2 3 21 32 32270392JACK 270392JACK BATTLIN 106 4n 11 IH SH 6 T Knight J D Smith 4 7 7 21 Coupled 21Coupled in betting Time 251 501 1 06i 1 20i 20iWinner Winner B g by St Andrew Marian MarianWent Went to post at 405 At post 5 minutes Start good Won driving next two the same Arian moved up fast when coming down the stretch and catching his field in tbe last sixteenth outgamed Ed Austin and Janbert at the end His race was a startling improvement over his last effort in the same kind of going Ed Austin hung badly in the closing strides as did also Jaubert Doreen had enough a sixteenth out Jack Battlin showed plenty of early speed but died away in tbe stretch stretchArian Arian show 2 to 1 Ed Austin show 3 to 5 Jaubert show 1 to 4 Doreen place 2 to 1 show 3 to 5 Rosewar place 6 to 5 show 3 to 5 O TOT I FIFTH RACE 34 Mile Purse 600 75 to second 25 to third l V I r 3yearolds and upward Free Handicap Ind Horses A Wt St 24 H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 26867 GEO ARNOLD 7 114 5 5 42 2 I T Knight J W Fuller 2265 12 12270433MAGG1E 270433MAGG1E DAVIS 5 92 21 13 1 12 28 J Ranch W M Sloan 21 13513545 26840 ANDRI8A 4 931 41 42 21 33 3 T Meade W B JenningsCoS 862 8622695138EVOY 2695138EVOY 6 102 3 SH 5 41 43 Bobertson J Call 6 10 10 3 326951LIVADIA 26951LIVADIA 6 1071 IH 2n SH 5 5 Dominick J Griffin Co 4772 Time 4772Time 24 49 1041 118 118Winner Winner Ch h by Sir Dixon Dione DioneWent Went to post at 4 40 At post 4 minutes Start good Won driving second easily George Arnold finished strongly and ontgamed Maggie Davis in the closing strides The latter showed the most early speed but was beginning to falter at the end Andrisa ran a poor race and was always outrun Neither of the others could negotiate the going Bcratched26840Theory 110 Overweights Andrisa 11 pounds Livadia 11 f rTf 17 K SIXTH RACE 1 Mile Purse 500 75 to second 25 to third 5 J 4 tJ 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt Bt X K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P 26692 BONNIE LIBSAK 3 90 2n 2 U 1 1 H J Ranch P Dunne 5 10 51 85 852698SH 2698SH OFTRMARE6108 6 51 21 23 22 221 Robertson J U Strode 710710710 out 26769 CHORUS BOY 5 109 3 3 31 3 38 310 J Woods H Robinson 853 3 1 127009SBEAUTY 27009SBEAUTY BOOK 4 105 4 4n 46 47 45 48 Dominick FBVanMeterBrolO 10 10 21 26920UNCLE TOM 3 84 SH 6 57 515 515 515 D Mitchell T J McHala 50 50 30 6 26517 BISTER MAMIE 6 106 11 U 6 6 6 6 Bassinger H Furst Co 60 60 60 15 Apprentice allowance Time 27 55 1 22i 1 491 491Winner Winner Br f by Liesak Bonnie Bird Went to post at 510 At post 1 minute Start good Won handily second easily After the ward in doubt Henry of Trastamare made a bold bid in the last eighth but without avail Chorus Boy ran at about an even clip throughout Beauty Book showed a little early speed but cratcheSNettie Regent 92 27043 Pirates Queen 86 26689 Knnja 105 26746 Anthra eittTlOS 87041 Dagmar 101 26821 Annie Oldfield 101 26720 Constellator 105 26348Precursor 106 iseak show 1 to 2 Chorus Boy show 2 to 5 Delmar Park Form Chart. DELMAR PARK FORM CHART CHARTST ST LOUIS MO July 29 Twentyfifth dar Delmar Park Jockey Club Bammer Hooting Weather clear track fast Presiding Jndge P A Brady Starter A B Dade Racing starts at 2 30 p m 27094 FIB8T BACE 78 Mile Purse 300 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St 24 K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 27002 BENHAM 8 109 10 81 83 61 41 12 Gilmore 8 L Seass 1 32 32 12 27031 HONEY WOOD 4 99 8 32 2n 23 n 2 W Woods McKelvyJhnson6 10 10 4 270283 WARREN POINT 8 103 9 2il 1 1 22 31 Lindsay P McGnire 6 10 10 4 26938 KAFTAN 4 99 11 9 6n 41 52 41 Earl W K Cleveland 25 60 60 20 270582 WATER CREST 6 106 1 11 3 51 62 51 Dale J P Hirth 6652 26871 EMILY OLIVER 3 90 2 6 73 32 32 63 R Murphy Martin Patton 6883 26938 TWO ANNIES 4101 3 42 43 71 72 7 ONeil WoodmanFinley6 6 6 21 26761 PANTHEON 5 110 7 71 93 93 81 83 C Hueston StewellRichardsSO 60 60 30 27058 FIDDLES III 5103 5 31 5a 83 93 92 W Narvaez J B Berry 15 30 30 10 267752AROUND AGAIN 5 106 610 103 10 10101015 Ivors A A Bonbon 10 30 30 10 23299 ARMAND 4 101 4 11 11 11 11 11 D Hall L Glenn Co 20 80 80 30 Time 30Time 13v 251 491 1 16 1 30h Winner 30hWinner Ch h by Flambeau Gerhardine GerhardineWent Went to post at 232 At post 7 minutes Start fair Won easily second driving Benhamwas much the bast Off badly he picked up his horses one by one came on and won going away Honey wood was made much use of at the start and ran a good race under a long drive Warren Point ran a extra good race and was only beaten in the last few strides Kaftan ran a good race from a poor beginning beginningScratched269U Scratched269U Nick Lahart 101 101Corrected Corrected weights Pantheon 110 110Overweights Overweights Benham 3 pounds poundsBenham Benham show out Honey wood show 2 to 1 Warren Point show 2 to 1 njTOQK SECOND BACE3T4 Mile Purse 400 2yearolda Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St 24 K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 26915RUNNEL8 107 2 31 32 32 H ONeil Hinde Baker 651310131025 651310131025269153ETHYLENE 269153ETHYLENE 107 3 25 IH 32 23 Dale Martin Patton 85 85 85 13 269152MAHQUE 13269152MAHQUE 100 1 444 310 Enos T H Stevens 3 31 31 710 26859JOKLA 71026859JOKLA 100 4 IH 25 IH 4 Lindsay Davis Sells 8 16 16 4 4Time Time 121 2 49 J 103 116 Winner 116Winner Br c by Charade Zingara II IIWent Went to post at 305 At post 7 minutes Start good Won cleverly second easily Run ¬ nels began slowly and was well rated while Ethylene was racing strongly out in front with Okla He swerved under tbe whip but came on strongly at the end Ethylene was injudiciously ridden Marque was given an easy race Okla did her best bestNo No show betting on first three 27096 THIRD RAGS 34 Mile Purse 400 3yearolds and upward Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St 24 H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 269712NORTHERN SPY 4 107 3 41 41 21 H Dale Robinson Bros 32 85 85 13 26632 SURVIVE 3 101 5 61 61 51 211 ONeil W M Hayos 55485 26860 ROBERT JR 3 101 1 22 211 H 3 Earl HWWallhserCoSO 60 60 20 26916LUNAR 2026916LUNAR 4 105 6 SH 53 65 4 Gilmore T H Stevens 1 1 45 out 26815 CRICKET BUCK 7 104 4 31 311 4a 55 D Hall G C Hinton 60 500 500 60 REGISTRAR 60REGISTRAR 3 103 2 IH IH 32 65 Coy DavenportAvery20 60 60 SO 26918 LIL PANTLAND 3 96 7 7777 Cogswell 8 T Gaines Bro 15 60 60 15 15Time Time 121 24i 50 l16i l16iWinner Winner AlbanaWent B c by Carnegie Albana Went to post at 340 At post 9 minutes Start good Won handily second the same The change of riders from Finnerty to Dale favored Northern Spy greatly and he won without much trouble Survive ran a good race and finished stoutly Robert Jr ran much above his recent form Lunar was knocked to her knees at the start was cut off at the threeqnartersl swerved under the whip in ths stretch and ran a bad race all told Begistrar high in condition is a grand looker and showed remarkable early spaed for a horse in his condition conditionOverweights Overweights poundsNorthern Registrar 2 pounds Northern Spy show out Survive ahow 1 to 2 Robert Jr show 3 to 1 2 TOOT FOURTH RACK 1 11G Miles Purse 300 4yearolds and upward tfUy Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St M H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 26970 PETER DURYEA 4 106 2 32 33 H HI 13 Lindsay F Goring 66565 269163T1CKFUL 66565269163T1CKFUL 4 98 3 21 11 23 23 21 H Murphy Fizer Co 33235 26972 EUGENIA 8 5 101 1 4 4 4 33 315 Ivers J K Finlsy 8 10 10 2 269182GEN MAGRUDER7 109 4 12 2 32 4 4 Dale T L Wilson 3511 25 Time 25Time 121 25 501 1 16 1 42i 1 49 49Winner Winner B c by Fordham Free Silver SilverWent Went to post at 415 At post 1 minute Start good Won easily second the same Peter Duryea showed themost speed at all stages bnt was tiring at the end Tickfnl ran to his mark Eugenia B was poorly handled and allowed to swerve in the stretch when it seemed she would be second General Magrnder did not show his usual speed save when under the whip Dale gave him a terrific drubbing all the way Ho is an old cripple which needs a lot of nursing for a race and exchanged trainers Saturday which may have affected him himScratched Scratched 27062 Skillman 103 27059 Kings Highway 100 100Peter Peter Dnryea show 1 to 3 Tickfnl show out Eugenia 8 show 7 to 10 General Magrnder show out 27098 FIFTH RACE 1 Mile Purse J500 Syoarolds Allowances nd Horses A Wt St M H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 270623MAXIMUS 105 331 1 11 Hi Dale C J Cella 12 12 25 out 26860JOHN out26860JOHN LAFFERTY 105 2 21 21 22 22 2H R Murphy W F Myers Co 4 4 4 45 26970 MENACE 102 1 1 3 33 3 T OBrien Fizer Co 24425 Time 24425Time 13 26 50 1 16 1 43 43Winner Winner Ch c by St Maxim Emulate EmulateWent Went to post at 4 4b At post 2 minutes Start good Won easily second the same Maxi mus run down and low in flesh was yet good enough to win When right he is a good colt with weight up and over a distance John Lafferty seemingly short ran a good race and stood a drive courageously Menace ran a dull race raceOverweights Overweights Menace 2 pounds OrTOQ SIXTH RACE 78 Mile Pnrse 100 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St 34 K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 27060BEVOKE 6 109 5 11 Hi 11 li 12 Gilmore J F Dockery 45 91035 out 27001 HARDLY 6 105 1 31 32 32 31 21 Dale Brnmfleld Co 45 41 75 2702828WEET 752702828WEET DREAM 3 94 6 4n 41 41 42 33 Lindsay F Goring 31 5 41 65 27031FRANK 6527031FRANK PEARCE4 109 4 21 2n 22 2 4 Barringer M A Stevenson 6 10 10 4 26942 PERCY R 6 111 7 51 511 62 7 5 ONeil L Lewis 15 15 12 5 26998 ACCOLADE 3 103 2 7 7 73 63 65 Earl D L Snow 30 60 60 20 26860 KINLOCH PARK 3 101 8 8 6 52 52 71 Enos T H Stevens 15 30 30 10 26658 GRANDMA II 5 105 3 6 8 8 8 8 Morse J P Housley 15 100 100 30 Time 30Time 13 25 50 116 129 Winner 129Winner OnondagaWent Br m by Sir Dixon Adele by Onondaga Went to post at 515 At post 8 minutes Start good Won easily second handily Revoke was best bnt had to be ridden strongly midway of the stretch Hardly showed speed but swerved all over the stretch Lindsay mishandled Sweet Dream Frank Pearce ran a strong race under a week ride Percy B ran an improved race over his recent races Scratched racesScratched 27059 Kid McCoy 103 26862 Crossmolina 104 27060 Eleven Bells 103 26999 Prince Stonemouth 96 96Overweights Overweights Kinloch Park 2 pounds Hardly poundsHardly show 3 to 5 Sweet Dream 1 to 2 Local Form Books. IOCAI FORM BOOKS Shoots and covers for local form are on sale by 830 pm of each racing day at the following newsstands Auditorium Annex Victoria Hotel Great Northern Hotel Wellington Hotel Palmer House Lexington Hotel HotelP P V Fitzpatrick 22nd street McCanns 44th and Cottage Grove avenue J J Bastian 98 W Madison street Henry Fash 516 W Madison etreet Pedigree Blanks. PEDIGREE BIANKS On linen paper artistically edged In colon ruled and arranged for aix generation of ilrei and dams of individuals and their anceitori Sen centi each 1100 per doien 351 per hun ¬ dred No owner of a atalllon should be with oat a inpply inpplyDAILY DAILY BAOINQ FOBM 14118 Fifth ATCBHI Okie if o 111 Page [5] Windsor Form Chart. WINDSOR FORM CHART CHARTNIWOR NIWOR ONT July 39 Seventh day New Windsor Jockey Club Clubi i Summer Meeting Weather threatening track very heavy Presiding Judge M N Macf arlan Starter Richard Dwyer Racing starts at 230 p m FIRST BACK BACE58 Mile Puree 250 2y aroldB SeUing 27O7B Ind Horees A Wt St K V4 J StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 270332ALL GRAY 110 1 33 IK 11 1 Martin G Strauss 65 65 1 12 27033 MAID OF DUNDEE105 6 2 2n 211 25 Howell 8 T Jacob 5662 5662270333MATCHES 270333MATCHES 106 3 61 4 3 32 C Murphy F J Kittleman 10 10 10 4 27033 ILOE 103 8 4n 7 42 42 Rica Torreyson Bros 20 30 30 10 26973 LATHROP IK 7 88 6 SH White Mrs M Luzader 5883 27033 STUART YOUNG 108 2 1 35 7 6 flutter J J MarkleinCo3 4 4 85 27033 KING FORD 108 5 7H SH 51 7 McCann Mrs M Goldblatt 6883 6883t26184DOUGHEBTY t26184DOUGHEBTY 108 4 5 = 63 8 8 H Wilson D P Hodgers Co5 8 8 3 MISS BERNICE 105 10 10 10 9 9 Donovan E W Fitzgerald 10 20 20 8 LADY ESSEX 105 9 99 10 10 W Nelson H Chappell 10 10 10 4 4Time Time 26 54i 109 109Winner Winner B c by Jim Gray Vigiletta VigilettaWent Went to post at 237 At post 2 minutes Start fair Won in a drive second easily All Gray was well handled and just lasted long enough Maid of Dundee hung in the last few strides or she would have won Matches had the worst going but saved ground on the stretch turn Iloe was allowed to drop out of it when going around the first turn Lathrop with batter handling would have been a factor Stuart Young tired in the run home The last two at the start had no chance from where they got off King Ford was knocked off his stride in the stretch stretchr r All Gray show out Maid of Dundee show evens Matches show 2 to 1 Stuart Young show 4 to 5 SECOND RACE 34 Mile Pnrse250 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St 4 BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 27064 AARON 3 871 4 1 1J 12 12 B Steele 8 B Bender 22245 27038 CHARLEY SHANE4 105 6 77 61 1 2 F Valentine J H Valentine 8 10 10 4 270343 PRETTY ROSIE 5 104 5 51 i 65 51 3i JHotherall Giles Babbitt 44485 26991 MWILLIAMS 3 89 8 8 5 4 4H Ball J James 20 20 20 8 27038 ZCK FOBD 3 97 7 61 4 = 21 52 A Weber B E Watkins 65323212 65323212269763ETHEL 269763ETHEL DAVIS 5 104 2 41 32 3 63 Michaels P H Jones 6662 26654 ALICE SCORPIONS 85 3 3 2 7 7 Henderson S T Gaines Bro 6883 26995 OLD PHIL 3 87 1 2H 8 8 8 J Martin F Banmheckel 10 10 10 4 4Time Time 2652 122 122Winner Winner Ch g by Esher Daisy Brown BrownWent Went to post at 300 At post 3 minutes Start good Won easily second driving Aaron reveled in the going and won with much to spare Charley Shane could not extend himself in the heavy going but as soon as he struck good footing in the stretch he made up ground rapidly and got second place in the last stride Pretty Rosie was outrun in the first part of the race but came strongly through ttye stretch Me Williams quit when his chance of winning seemed best Zack Ford got into the deep going in the stretch Alice Scorpion quit as if short shortScratched Scratched 259143Trebor 107 269112Mnrat 97 269743Descubridora 94 26992 Custodian 90 90Overweights Overweights Aaron 2i pounds Zack Ford 4 Ethel Davis 2 Au ou tol Prettv Hosie 7 to 10 Orr ITQ THIRD RACE 1 Mile Purse 250 3yearolds and upward Allowances Wt St W 5i BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 27036S BEVEBIDGE 3 109 1 IH 210 25 2 12 Butter W L Hazelip 35 35 35 out 27067 CALLEAB 3 1031 4 23 IH 13 12 23 McCann Mrs M Goldblatt 2 21 21 12 12270363LONGFLO 270363LONGFLO 3 96 2 33 32 35 35 310 Pope J C Milam 10 10 10 2 26996 JOHN MELHOY 7 111 5 41 41 42 42 410 Berman E 8 Morrison 4 6 6 21 26996 SAN ANDRES 394355555B Steole E 8 Gardner Jr 4 7 7 2 2Time Time 271 53 l21i 151 151Winner Winner B c by Sivermine Kinenight KinenightWent Went to post at 332 At post 1 minute Start good Won driving second easily Sanator Beveridge was beaten for speed after going threeeighths but under flutters energetic riding he gradually closed on Callear and catching the latter in the last furlong beat him going away at tbo end Callear seemed all over a winner threeeighths from home but tired badly in the lest tiighth At that his race was an improvement over his last previous effort Longflo in the goiutf Tras easily tho best of the others John McElroy is best on dry going and requires strong handling to make him run at his best San Andres probably disliked the going and lost ground on the first turn turnOverweights Overweights Callear 41 pounds poundsCallear Callear show out Lonefio show 7 to 10 1 r7P7f X FOUR a BACK 1 13 Jfurlongs Purse 250 2yearolds Maidens A i U i b Selling Ind Horses A Wt St M K 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 26977 ERNE 105 5 53 2 1 T Walker Mrs E Harris 15 15 15 6 26783 BEN MILAM 113 1 I 11 2U Martin J C Milam 6662 6662269732LOUI8 269732LOUI8 WAGNEB 108 4 3 4n 3 Henderson L Thompson 1 65 65 12 26943 JENNIE DAY 105 6 4 55 45 J Miller W H May Son 6662 27033 FALETA 105 3 21 SH 52 W Nelson E W Fitzgerald 3331 27068 CHANSON 100 2 6 6 65 R Steele J J Marklein Co4 662 26045 LADY FLORENCE 110 8 75 8 7 F ValentineH F Butler 10 15 15 6 6IDOQO IDOQO 113 7 8 72 8 Hinkey J Brinkman 10 20 20 8 8Time Time 251 54 101 101Winner Winner B or br c by Eon Guava GuavaWent Went to post at 4 00 At post 4 minutes Start good Won driving second handily Erne was at home in the going and stood a long drive well He was drawing away at the finish Ben Milam showed the most early speed but tired in the last seventy yards when the severe test came and could not concede the weights Louis Wagner had to do his best to save third place from Jennie Day The latter was coming strongly and would have secured it in another stride Faleta showed a burst of speed but retired early She does not like heavy going and will per tform better on a fast track trackOverweights Overweights Ben Milam 5 pounds Idogo 3 3Erne Erne show 3 to 1 Ben Milam show evens Louis Wagner show out Faleta show out f FIFTH RACE 1 11O Miles Purse 250 3yearolds and upward I I Bflllini Ind Horses A Wt St K K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 27067 RUSH FIELDS 7107 7 33 IH 12 12 li Qivens 8 J Charles 31031014 out 26992 HINBDALE 3 90 8 7 65 41 2n 25 Rice C OConnor 10 20 20 4 26978 BAFFLED 4 1011 3 42 4 3 31 S3 Donovan E W Fitzgerald 44465 26978 BEAN 3 85 6 52 5 53 42 4 Henderson Vf 8 Laird 10 15 15 4 27035 LVILLE BELLE 5 88 1 2 2U 21 515 520 Maire L J Haas 30 100 100 20 26252 MADELINE G 3 871 2 61 720 725 720 eio R Steele J Maddox 15 25 25 4 269963 ROTTERDAM 7 102 4 11 33 65 615 720 T Walker C Bcanlan 5882 20629 HELEN H II 8 103 5 8 8 8 8 8 F Valentino J H Valentine 40 10010020 10010020Time Time 26 521 1 211 1 49l 1 56i 56iWinner Winner Ch g by Sanford Georgie M MWent Went to poet at 431 At post 3 minutes Start good Won in a drive second easily Rush Fields seemed to be in a soft spot but had to do his best in the last sixteenth to stall off Hinsdale The latter ran a good race considering the bad handling and numerous obstacles he had to over ¬ come He was interfered with repeatedly on the backstretch and again on the turn when he was making his run and finished next to the inner rail where the going was deepest BafQed had no mishaps Bean finished strongly and will bear watching Louisville Belle ran well for three quarters then quit Rotterdam showed early speed but tired The winner was run up 405 over his entered price of 800 and bid in inScratched Scratched 270373BentleyB 101 26992Pacemaker 100 27078 San Andres 87 87Overweights Overweights Baffled 21 pounds Bean 5 Madeline G 11 11Hinedalo Hinedalo show 3 to 2 Baffled show 1 to 2 OrrOl SIXTH RACE 34 Mile Purse250 3yearolds and upward Belling i Ind Horses A Wt St M K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 26991CORMORANT 5113 4 21 11 12 1 McCann FJKittleman Co35 2 2 45 27034 L AD Y CUHZON 4103 1 12 22 23 211 Howell Cole Co 21 21 21 45 27038 BEN OFALLON 6 107 2 511 42 410 33 Berman GoodharteTriss6 662 269982IHI8H JEWEL 4 111 6 4 311 31 425 T Walker L Thompson 65 32 32 12 26400HOUND O 4 99 3 31 55 51 510 Rice HopkinsRdgersSO 30 30 8 26640 CLAP TRAP 5 107 5 6666 W WilliamsH Williams Co 100 100 100 30 25764 GEORGE B COX 6 104 Left at the post Michaels Mrs M Abadie 20 30 30 8 8Time Time 251 52 1201 1201Winner Winner B h by Phoenix Glen Hop HopWent Went to post at 5 04 At post 5 minutes Start poor Won driving hard second easily Cor ¬ morant went to the front when called on but MeCann had to ride hard in the last sixteenth as the horse was tiring Lady Curzon should have won but Howell used bad judgment in not mak ¬ ing his run sooner Ben OFallon had no mishaps Irish Jewel ceased to ba a contender as soon as the stretch turn was reached George B Cox would not join his field 107 21932 Bamiro II 107 r Cormorant show out Lady Cnrzon show out Ben OFallon show 4 to 5 Irish Jewel show out Fort Erie Form Chart. FORT ERIE FORM CHART CHARTFORT FORT ERIE ONT July 29 Twentysecond day Fort Erie Racing Association AssociationBummer Bummer Meeting Weather threatening track very heavy Presiding Judge Francis Nelson Starter Mars Caesidy Racing starts at 230 p m 2 7OH2 F KS BACK1 Mile Purse J250 4yearoids and upward Selling Ind Horees A Wt St J4 K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P 269302EA8TER LILY 4 95 1 21 31 2 li 13 Gough W T Baldwin 2 2 95 710 26965 L PO HATTAN 7 93 2 U U 12 2 26 Fitzgerald Somerville Co 10 20 20 8 26906 TEMPLAR 4 98 5 4n 5 52 32 36 May G B Walters 66485 26906 SAUCE BOAT 4 98 3 51 65 SK 41 42 Redfern A Brown Co 15 SO 30 10 10270572MBS 270572MBS BRADBHWIO 93 4 3 41 620 650 53 L Jackson H L Johnson 6652 269613MINUTB GUN 4 95 7 52 21 4a 51 650 J Daly NewmnAtchisnS 552 27021 MATOAKA 5 101 6 7 7 7 7 7 Alarie Saunders Co 6 10 10 4 26882 THE TORY 798888888L Daly C Levering 4 20 20 8 8Time Time 261531122152 261531122152Winner Winner B f by Dundee Japonica JaponicaWent Went to post at 258 At post 1 minute Start good Won easily second the same Easter Lily labored in the going but was so much the best that she found no trouble in beating her field Lady Powhattan was easily the best of the others It was a bad field and much strung out at the finish finishScratched Scratched 26961 Gallienne 96 2696121nnominatum 95 26809 Little Veronica 93 93Overweights Overweights Easter Lily 2 pounds Templar 3 Matoaka 3 3Easter Easter Lily show out Lady Powhattan show 4 to 1 Templar show 4 to 5 27O83 SECOND RACE 58 Mile Purse 250 2yearolds Allowances tnd Horses A Wt Bt M H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 26962JTAX MAN 108 1 13 13 12 13 L Jackeon L Smitha Co 65 85 75 12 270222 ARTIFICIAL 100 4 2 23 22 26 J Daly H Warnke 85 21 21 710 710269622LADY 269622LADY PATRONESS 105 6 51 31 35 310 Ryan H Lewis 2552 26962 MARGIE 8 105 3 3 41 43 42 C Wilson Shortell King 6 15 15 6 26902 LATCH STRING 101 5 4 = 510 5 510 Alarie F Reagan 8 20 20 8 26462 DORSET 100 7 7 7 7 5 Force J E Lane Co 5 30 30 10 26926 ST LAZARUS 108 2 83 65 62 7 McQuade J H Carr 45432 45432Time Time 255311061 255311061Winner Winner B c by Magian Annona Went to post at 320 At post 15 minutes Start good Won easily second the same Tax Man showed the most speed and was galloping under restraint all the way Artificial was hustled along for the entire route but was never dangerous All the others were pulling up at the end endOverweights Overweights Latch String 1 pound poundTax Tax Man show out Artificial show out Lady Patroness show 7 to 10 St Lazarus show 3 to 5 THIRD BACK 34 Mile Purse 250 3yearolds Selling 27O84 Ind Horses A Wt St X K 5 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 26963 ST DAVID 112 3 51 4 31 11 Blake L J Fnlmer 65 75 65 35 3526647LfL 26647LfL HAMMERTN 107 4 42 22 2 2 L Jackson L Smitha Co 21 6 6 2 26925 CHOIR MASTER 109 5 HI 13 1 3 Force J E Lane Co 6 30 30 10 27052 MAGGIE W 107 1 22 32 41 4 C Wilson F 8 Nelson Co 6 15 15 6 626857INNIBCARA 26857INNIBCARA 107 7 61 52 55 51 May W Jennings 6883 6883270213THE 270213THE BROTHER 112 2 77 63 63 Wonderly M F Sheody 4662 27052 BEAU 112 8 8877 Alarie F Reagan 5 10 10 4 427003JANNU 27003JANNU 107 6 3 61 8 8 R Bender Wild Co 10 15 15 5 5Time Time 251 531 l20i l20iWinner Winner Ch c by Timothy Greenwood GreenwoodWent Went to post at 359 At post 18 minutes Start good Won in a drive second the same St David finished strongly and got up in the last fifty yards under a hard drive Lillie Hammer ton was very tired and finished next to the inside rail in the heaviest going Choir Master was sprawling all through the last furlong He went the circuit of the track twice in false break ¬ aways but would have won despite this with any kind of a good rider up Force was too light to do him justice justice8cratcned27052 8cratcned27052 Magnus Troil 112 26925Blue Victor 109 27052 Young Henry 109 27032 Algie M 107 27005 Pando 107 107St St David show out Lillie Hammerton show evens Choir Master show 5 to 1 OP7rOpr FOURTH RACE 1 Mile Purse 250 4yearolds and upward Selling lad Horses A Wt Bt X K 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P 26906 EXIT 5 93 8 31 SH 41 3 11 Fitzgerald Nagle Maunix 6 26930 RANDY 4 93 1 1 IH lc 21 2 McQnade R F Myers 10 10 4 85 24006 FRANDOO 4 95 5 52 51 21 11 31 Adams F Davidson 10 15 12 5 5269063MAPLE 269063MAPLE 4 95 3 2 2 31 41 43 Wonderly D Lamasney 2 31 3 1 26687 HIGHLAND PCE 5 95 2 62 6 5 51 5 J Daly H McCarren Jr 21 31 3 1 27056 DICK WARREN 9 95 7 42 4 62 6S 82 L Jackson D Wheelihan 6762 26906 MANILIAN 4 981 6 7 7 7 7 7 May Fox McDowell 20 40 40 15 26966 MOND BUILDER4 100 4 8 8 8 8 8 Burton G McGrady 30 50 50 15 15Time Time 26 531 21t 152 152Winner Winner B m by Patton Dosta DostaWent Went to post at 442 At post 1 minute Start good Won cleverly second driving Exit was well ridden and Fitzgerald kept her in the good going all the way She came away in the last sixteenth when others were tiring Randy was hustled along tiom flagfall did his best and had no mishaps Frandoo finished in the deep going next to the inside rail Maple quit in the last furlong after showing early speed speedScratched26784 Scratched26784 Guatemala 98 26808 The Wren 98 98Overweights Overweights Maple 2 pounds ManilianSl Mound Builder 2 2Exit Exit show evens Randy show 4 to 5 Frandoo show 2 to 1 Maple show 1 to 2 High ¬ land Prince show 1 to 2 OfT Q FIFTH KACK 7 12 Furlongs i nrso 250 3yearolds and upward Zl iLrOO Selling md Horses AWt St J4 H 3 StrFin Jockeys Ownora O H 0 P 269632QRAY DALLY 3 101 2 71 8 51 31 H Alarie F Reagan 4 15 12 5 27006 FILIBUSTER 7107 6 4 4 42 2 22 Wonderly H F Myers 21 4 31 75 7526905EUCLAIRE 26905EUCLAIRE 4 103 3 23 21 H H 3 McQuade E B Clancy 4 12 12 4 4270232IDA 270232IDA PENZANCE 3 100 4 33 33 2 42 41 May W Weir Co 6 15 12 5 5269652LIZZIE 269652LIZZIE A 3 102 8 6 7 6 51 5 J Daly E Whalen 33245 27021 PUNCTUAL 3 93 1 52 51 7 7 6 L Jackeon O L Richards Richards2P929 2P929 SILENT FRIEND 4 111 7 12 12 3 6 7 Pryce J Milton 35485 35485J 270053AWARD 3 98 58 6 8 8 8 Adams J 8 Wadsworth 10 15 15 6 6Time Time 25 511 120142 120142Winner Winner Gr c by Belvidere Lindele LindeleWent Went to p9st at 5 05 At post 5 minutes Start good Won ridden out second easily Gray Dally and Filibuster fought it out sharply all through the last quarter and finished under a hard drive The latter lost ground at the stretch turn by going wide So did Euclaire who ran well but tired Ida Penzance and Silent Friend were used up in setting the early pace Lizzie A got away tangled up and Daly mada no effort with her herScratched Scratched 27056 Wine Press 109 2693Q3Free Lance 105 270262Edith Q 101 101Overweights Overweights Gray Dally 1 pound poundGray Gray Dally Dallyt t show 2 to 1 Filibuster show 7 to 10 Euclaire show 8 to 5 Lizzie A show out Silent Friend show 4 to 5 SIXTH BACK 4 13 Furlongs Purse 250 2yearolds Selling 27O87 Ind Horses A Wt Bt M VC X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 2705381 HEBA 107 4 22 1 2s J Daly K P Shipp 2 31 31 1 27004 RED CAR 94 6 51 41 31 L Daly J Dnggan 30 50 50 15 27022 SILVER CHIMES 98 5 42 5 41 Wonderly W Oliver 4 8 8 21 26904 INGO 97 1 6 6 5 L Jackson L Smitha 10 10 7 2 26926 PAPER MAKEB 104 3 IH 31 6 Byan F Bruhns 4762 4762Time Time 25 53 59i 59iWinner Winner Ch f by Sir Dixon Kentucky Belle BelleWent Went to post at 5 30 At post 4 minutes Start good Won easily second driving Dixie Queen reveled in the going and was under restraint to the stretch where she came away without much of an effort St Hera tired after racing Paper Makar into exhaustion in the first half Daly pulled Bed Car up at the start then closed a big gap and was coming strongly at the end and would have been second in another stride Scratched 27053 Nellie Bawn 105 26696 Ban Cotta 103 26902 Lucrusta 103 26964 J Patrick 101 26582 Lyndon Tree 98 270073 Viviani 88 Corrected weights St Hera 107 107Overweights Overweights Paper Maker 1 pound x xDixie Dixie Qnaen show out St Hera show out Bed Car show 6 to 1 Page [6] CHICAGO TUESDAY JULY 30 l BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB 82500 IN NINE STAKES FOR 1 902 AND 1 9031 9031To To Close on Thursday August 1 5 1 901 FOR TWOYEAROLDS IN I902NOW YEARLINGS YEARLINGSTo To Be Run at tlie Spring Meeting of 1902J 1902JThe The Great American 125OO For 2yearolds By subscription of 250 each 100 forfeit or 520 if declared by January 1 1892 The dab to add an amount necessary to make the gross valne of the race 12500 of which SI 150 to the second and 750 to the third Winners of a race of the valne of 5000 to carry 3 Ibs extra of one of 10000 or two of 5000 7 Ibs extra Nonwin ¬ ners of 2500 allowed 7 Ibs Five furlongs furlongsThe The Tremont of 10000 For 2yearolds By subscription of 250 each 5100 forfeit or 20 if declared by January 1 1902 The club to add an amount necessary to make the gross valne of the race 10000 of which 15CO to the second and 500 to the third Winners of a race of the valne of 5000 to carry 3 Ibs extra of one of 10000 or two of 5000 7 Ibs extra Nonwinners of 52500 allowed 7 Ibs About six furlongs tjsaa r The Expectation of 5000 For 2yearolds By subscription of 50 each or 10 if declar ¬ ed by January 1 1902 100 additional for starters The club to add an amount necessary to make the gross valne of the race 5000 of which 700 to the second and 300 to the third Winners of a race of the valne of 5000 to carry 3 Ibs extra of one of 10000 or two of 5000 7 Ibs extra Non winners of 2500 allowed 7 Ibs Five furlongs furlongsThe The Hudson of 3500 For 2yearolds By subscription of 50 each or 10 if declared by January 1 1902 100 additional for starters The club to add an amount necessary to make the gross value of the race 3500 of which 100 to the second and 200 to the third Winnars of a race of the valne of 5000 to carry 3 Ibs extra of one of 10000 or two of 5000 7 Ibs extra Non winners of 2500 allowad 7 Ibs Five furlongs furlongsThe The Criterion of 3600 For fillies two years old By subscription of 50 each or 10 if declared by January 1 1902 100 additional for starters The club to add an amount necessary to make the gross valne of the race 3500 of which 400 to the second and 200 to the third Win ¬ ners of a race of the value of 3500 to carry 5 Ibs extra Nonwinners of 2500 allowed 5 Ibs Five furlongs furlongsFOR FOR TWOYEAROLDS IN 1902NOW YEARLINGS YEARLINGSTo To Be Kwn on the First Day f the Autumn Meeting of 1902 1902The The Junior Champion of 15000 For 2 yearolds By subscription of 250 each half forfeit or 50 if declared by May 1 1902 The club to add an amonnt necessary to maka gross valne of the race 16000 of which 3000 to the second and 2000 to the third Winners of a race of the value of 7EOO to carry 5 Ibs extra Nonwinners of a race of the value of 5000 not having won two races of the value of 3500 each allowed 5 Ibs nonwinners of 1500 allowed 12 Ibs About six furlongs furlongsFOR FOR THREEYEAROLDS IN 1903NOW YEARLINGS YEARLINGSTo To Be Bun at the Spring Meeting of 1903 1903The The Brooklyn Derby of 10000 For 3yearolds By subscription of 250 each 100 for ¬ feit or 50 if declared by January 1 1903 The club to add an amount necessary to make the gross value of the race 10000 of which 1500 to the aecond and 00 to the third Nonwinners of 3500 in 1903 allowed 8 Ibs One mile and a half halfThe The Carlton of 5 000 For 3yearolds By subscription of 150 each 75 forfeit or 25 if declared by January 1 1903 The club to add an amount necessary to make the gross value of the race 5000 of which 700 to the second and 300 to the third Nonwinners of 3500 in 1903 allowed 8 Ibs One mile mileThe The Gazelle of 3000 For fillies three years old By subscription of 100 each 50 for ¬ feit or 25 if declared by January 1 1903 The club to add an amount necessary to maka the gross value of the race 3000 of which 400 to the second and 200 to the third Winners of 2500 in 1903 to carry 3 Ibs extra Non winners of 1000 in 1903 allowed 8 Ibs One mile and a sixteenth TO BE RUN AT THE AUTUMN MEETING OF 1903 1903The The Hindoo of 1 5000 For 3 yearolds By subscription of 250 each half forfeit or 50 if declared by January 1 1903 The club to add an amonnt necessary to make the gross valne of the race 15000 of which 3000 to the second and 2000 to the third Nonwinners of 5 000 in 1903 allowed 8 Ibs of 2500 12 Ibs of 1500 20 Ibs About one mile and six furlongs furlongsNominations Nominations should be addressed to the secretary 399 Fulton Street Brooklyn N Y Entry blanks can be had at the office of DAILY BACING FORM H D McINTYKE SECRETARY PHILIP J DTVYER PRESIDENT All the Turf News NewsPerfectly Perfectly Edited Fully Reported I RACING FORM Form Sheets and Entries I Telegraphic Correct Expertly Indexed Concise Comely Training News a Specialty Official Organ of the American Turf Congress OFF OUR OWN PRESSES BEFORE THE CHICAGO DAILIES One Month 125 Subscription FIRSTCLASS Six Months 750 Price One Year 1400 IN ENVELOPE PLAIN 124126 FIFTH AVENUE CHICAGO IUU Chicago JocKey ciuti Hawtnome FINEST IN THE WEST Summer Meeting July 22 to August 3 MUSIC BY CICERO ORCHESTRA V VSix Six Races Daily Beginning at 230 pm ADMISSION 100 Ill ii rs l trains leave Bandolph street at 940 am 1280 1255115185 and 150 The Metropolitan and Lake Street Elevated and Madison Bt Ogden Ave 12th Bt and 22nd Bfc lUnOlb V CIIUCU pm stopping at Van Bnren Park BowBalsted street and Ashland lines connect with electric cars every seven minutes direct to grounds groundsSpecial AT returning at 1 39 pm and after races j Does not stop at Ashland Ave Special electric cars leave State and Van Bnren streets at 1250 100 110 and 120 pm stop stopSngonlyat Sngonlyat Canal Halsted Ashland and Ogden Aves direct to track in 40 minutes Oa onday Wednesday and Saturday only onlyMetropolitan D jr trains leave Union Depot at 12 15 1 05 1 35 and 2 10 pan stopping at Sixteenth Metropolitan express trains leaving Pacific Ave ana Van Buren Bt at 1 11 1 1 and 131 pm A D VX VV St Blue Island and Western Aves returning after races racesI stop at all stations on Loop Franklin Halsted and Marshfield Ave reaching track in minutes from Franklin Bt I iw For Round Trip on Special Trains 26 Cents Sneridan Clark Secy fiooi 403 Monadnoci Building

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