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Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, September 10, 1901 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1901 drf1901091001 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, September 10, 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] VOL. VII. NO. 217. CHICAGO, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1901. PRICE 5 CENTS St. Marcos Again ST. M ABC OS AGAIN. The track has been in such good condition at Harlem in tht last week that the rain that fell yesterday was only able to render it a shade slow and those owners that scratched their horses thinking that itwonld be muddy were most beautifully deceived. The track was not soft enough to prevent horses that run best over a pasteboard from winning, although several surprises bobbed up during the afternoon's sport. The most prominent race of the day waB the sixth, a dash of one and one-eighth miles for three-year-olds and upward. The finish was by far the most exciting of the day, Strangest coming strongly in the last eighth and beating out Searcher by three-quarters of a length, while the latter beat Charley O'Brien a neck for second place. Senator Beveridge led by a length from Charley O'Brien up to the last quarter with the rest well up, but once straightened for home the first named retired quickly and Searcher assumed what seemed like a winning lead. About the last sixteenth, however, there was a general closing up ontBide of 8enator Beveridge-. Strangest proved much the best in the closing strides, coming with a rush on the inside rail and gradually going away as the wire was passed. Leo Newell was lapped on Charley O'Brien at the finish and about ran his race. Senator Beveridge ran far below expectations. St. Marcos when he won the fourth race a dash of one and one sixteenth miles placed the fourth consecutive victory to his credit since racing hereabouts. He has proved himself to be a colt of good claBS and has won all his races in an easy fashion. He was pitted against so good a horse as Federal yesterday and made him look cheap. The former held a fair lead up to the head of the stretch where Cobura, who had always been lying second to the leader on St. Marcos, called upon bim and he came away with a dash winning without much effort by a length, while Federal beat Kunja two for second place. The last namid ran the best race Bhe has shown hereabout this year. Brutal was the victim of a pot r ride beirg cut off several times in the early part of the contest. Ransom is unable to make the gelding run to his true form. The steeplechase resulted in a pretty fair ar-aument between QueenEhip and Lord Chesterfield, which ran in fairly close company for the entire distance. They took the last jump on close terms, but Queenehip bad the most left in the etietch inn, finally winning easily by two lengths. She interfered with Lord Chesterfield a little after taking the sixth jump, but it made no difference in the result. Duty went down heavily over the seventh jump. Chancery bolted the tbiid risk and no amount of inducement could get him to jump thereafter. Ssa Bover, which finished a hppelessly beaten off thiid, pulled up so lame his jockey had to dismount and lecd him back to the judge's stand. Hat Mitchell finally diecovered a Bpot where he could Ebow his heels to a field of youngsters and he fairly ran away from them. He took the day's opener, a dash of four and a half furlongs in a big canter, leading from start to finish and winning by five lengths. Major Bird was second the same distance in front of Jane Oaker. It was a poor field at best. Money Mubb seemed to be much the boat in the second race, a dash of six furlongs, and such he proved to be. Joe Martin attempted to keep company with him for the first half, but he had run the latter into submission long before the head of the stretch had been reached, and the rost was easy sailing. He won by three lengths from The Lady, she beating Joe Martin four for second place. The Lady ran in improved form and is about ready to win. Banco ran nowhere near to the form of the excellent performance put up at the same track last week. The others were never contenders. A nose and a neck on the post was the finish in the fifth race, Amiraute just lasting long enough to beat the fast closing South Trimble, with Bag Tag third. South Trimble would have won in another stride. He was badly outrun in the early part of the race but finished with great speed. Bag Tag faltered in the closing strides. Hoodwink had enoujth when a sixteenth out. The laBt race of the day went to Baird, he taking the lead after the first half had been run and was never afterward headed, winning easily by one and a naif lengths. Mon-doro, backed heavily by the talent, finished five lengths before Prairie Dog. Mondoro failed to show the remarkable turn of speed displayed in his last effort, and altogether ran a disappointing race. Evelyn Byrd and Little Duchess II. ran well for about a half mile. Worth Racing Program WORTH BACING PROGRAM. Bobert A. Hiller, the new secretary of the Worth Jockey Club, has assumed his duties of office and outlined the policy of the club for the fall meeting of October 10 to 26 inclusive. Forty-two thousand dollars or more will be distributed among the winning owners during the fifteen days' racing. The chief feature of the opening day will be the Autumn Handicap, with $1,000 added. Three other races, with $1,000 added by the club, will bs run during the meeting, while on Tuesdays purees of $700 and on Thursdays purses of $800 will be the main features of the card. Purses of $400, $500 and $6C0 will supplement these. The day after the track closed after its spring meeting a force of men was put to work by the Worth Jockey club. New and commodious barns have been built and no expense has been spared to make the Worth plant one of the most practical and complete conrees in the western country. Already Secretary Hiller has received applications from many of the best Btables now racing here for stabling room, and a few of the eastern stables are expected to stop over at Worth before going west or south. New Orleans will have a larger gathering of good horses thai has ever been known there before. It has been intimated that many of the best race horses now racing at Chicago will winter at Memphis and be raced in the spring at New Orleans prior to the opening of the spring meeting of the New Men. phis Jockey Club. All this tends to help tho Worth Jockey Club's fall meeting, as it will keep the horses of good class here that might otherwise ship to San Francisco. New Orleans Stakes NEW ORLEANS STAKES. The season of winter racing at New Orleans will be inaugurated Thursday, November 28, and will cover at least one hundred days. Secretary Clark has announced a list of twenty-one 1 stakes which will be run off during the progress of the meeting and which, instead of being of ' guaranteed value, as heretofore, are on the , much more satisfactory added money system. The list of stakes and the dates of their running ; are as follows: Thursday, November 28, The Inaugural Handicap, $1,250 added, 3-4 mile. Saturday, November 30, Magnolia Selling ; Stakes, $1,000 added, 1 mile. Saturday, December 7, Palmetto Steeplechase, $1,000 added, short course. OOMTIKUKD OH SECOND PA OS. NEW ORLEANS STAKES. Continued from First Page. Saturday, December 14, Preliminary Derby Handicap, $1,E00, 3-4 mile. Saturday, December 21, Crescent City Handicap, 51,500 added, 1 1-4 miles. Wednesday, December" 25, Christmas Handicap, $1,250 added, 1 mile. Saturday, December 28, New Orleans Handicap, $1,000 added, 7-8 mile. Wednesday, January 1, New Year's Handicap1 $1,250 added, 1 mile and 70 yards. Saturday, January 4, Audubon Handicap, $1,000 added, 1 1-16 miles. Wednesday, January 8, Jackson Handicap, $1,250. added, 1 1-2 miles. Saturday, January 11, Gentilly Handicap, $1,000 added, 6 1-2 furlongs. Saturday, January 18, Live Oak Steeplechase, $1,000 added, full course. Saturday, January 25, Cotton Selling Stakes, $1,000 added, 7-8 mile. Saturday, February 1, Merchants' Handicap, $1,500 added, 1 MS miles. Saturday, February 8, Club House Handicap, $1,000 added, 1 mile. Saturday, February 15, DelSoto Handicap, $1,000 added, 3-4 mile. Saturday, February 22, Georga Washington Handicap, $1,250 added, 1 1-16 miles. Saturday, March 1, Spaed Handicap, $1,000 added, 3-4 mile. Saturday, March 8, Oakland Handicap, $1,000 added, 1 1-4 miles. Wednesday, March 12, Bush Cup Handicap, $1,250 added, 2 1-4 miles. , March , the Crescent City Derby, $2,500 added, 1 1-8 miles. Entries to the foregoing stakes will close Thursday, November 14, 1901. Coney Island Form Chart 1 ' , ; ; CONEY ISLAND FORM CHART. SHEEPSHEAD BAT, L. I., September 9. Eighth day. Coney bland Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Bacing atartB at 2 :30 p. m. OQ1 TO FIBST BACK 3-4 Mile. (On Main Track.) $1,000 added. All ages. flOl I O Allowances. ' tnd Horses AWtBtM, K X StrFin Jockey Owners O H C P 28038 MODBINE 4 113 2 311 3" 32 12 T Walsh J H McCormick 7 10 10 21 274712SMOKE 4 110 4 21 21 2 24 O'Connor W Bhowalter 3-5 7-103-5 1-6 280723BELLABIO 3 118 1 4 4 4 32 T Burns B Croker 12 12 10 2) 281012B.OF LEXINGTON 110 3 12 11 11 4 J Woods L Elmore 13-516-313-511-20 Time, 12, 23, S5J, 47, 1 KX 1 :18. Winner Ch. c, by Bir Modred Katrine. Went to post at 2:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Modrina, fresh and good, ran cIobo up to the stretch, where he drew to the front wich a brilliant buret of speed. Smoke tired badly at the end and was probably short. Bellario was closing very strongly at the end. Belle of Lexington was challenged in the first half by Smoke and after that all the others quickly passed her. Scratched-28101 Alard Bcheck, 116; 281013Chuctanunda, 116; 28069 Sir Oliver, 110; 27140 Tour-aine, 110; 27713 Sly, 110; 26623 Boxane, 110. Modrine, Bhow, 1 to 2. Smoke, show, out. Bellario, show, 1 to 2. Belle of Lexington, show, out; 23X79 SECOND BACK 1 1-8 Miles. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Ind Horses A Wt Bt St M Vt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 28041 ETHICS 3 97 1 32 31 31 31 Hi 1 Cocbran C FDwyer 13-207-1013-201-S 277712HAMMOCE 4 102 3 4- 41 41 2 2a 2 McGinn J A McGarry 10 12 10 3 (28042) FATALIST 4 99 5 51 51 51 51 42 31 Wondorly JBDoerrJr 10 12 12 3 280703LIT. DAISY 3 84 2 21 2h 2r 6 6 4 J Martin L M Myers 30 30 20 6 278132A. VABGBAVE4 102 4 6 6 6 4" 52 515 Woods FBruhns&Co 3 18-631 4-5 27877 T.BL'CKSCOT4 88 6 12 13 15 Hi 3a 6 GThompB'nW C Bcllins 15 30 30 8 Time. 25, 49, 1 :15, 1 :41, 1 :55. Winner B. c, by Charaxus Ethie. Went to post at 3:00. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Ethics waB lucky and well handled, It was a poor race from a time standpoint and with any kind of effort on McGinn's part Hammock would have beaten him. As it was the placed horses were running stronger than the favorite at the end. Fatalist's race waa extra good for her. Little Daisy came again at the end after biiug apparently beaten off. Alfred Vargrave ran a bad race. The Black Scot showed the way for three-quarters at a good clip and quit at the end to 8cratched-(28157)Intrusive, 110; 28102 Alsike, 97. Ethics, show, out. Hammock, show, 7 to 5. Fatalist, show, 8 to 5. Alfred Vargrave, show, 2 to 5. QQ1 QV THIBD BACK Last 5 1-2 Furlongs. (New Futurity Course.) 2-year-olds. OlOU Allowances. The Sapphire 8takes. 81,250 added. Ind HorseB A Wt St H, Vt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 281293PBETOBIUS 108 2 3a 3a 3a 1 T Burns W C Whitney 6 8 5 2 EMS REE 108 1 12 li 1" 2a O'Connor A Foatherstone 6 10 6 2 28G07 HOMESTEAD 108 6 2 2 2 3a Wonderly G B Morris 20 30 30 10 268;0 PEABL FINDEB 105 3 6a 71 61 43 Bhaw Pepper Stable 10 30 20 8 28154LTJX CASTA 105 10 71 61 .51 5i Fairgood Albemarle Stable 8 8 6 2 (28039)GAY BOY 125 7 4h 4a 4a 61 N Turner C H Mackay 4 7 7 21 28153 OTIS 125 8 8 8 8 7 Cochran B Schreiber 10 15 15 5 281543SUN SHOWER 105 5 51 5h 7a 83 Odom Jere Dunn 2i 4 31 7-5 (27U2)HANB WAGNEB 118 9 9 9 9 9 J Woods J S O'Brien 10 30 30 10 27237 THE BIVAL 118 4 10 10 10 10 Spencer T C McDowell 5 8 7 2i Added starters. Time, 1 :08. Winner B. c, by Tithonns Yorkville Belle. Went to poBt at 3:30. At post 22 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Pre-torius received a lucky break which, combined with some rough riding at the end, won for him. Both Emshee and Homestead were crowded on the rail by the winner in tho last sixteenth. The Featherstone colt is a supposed good ono and Homestead is showing steady improvement. Pearl Finder was closing very fast at the end. Lux Casta had no chance with her jockey. Gay Boy was prominent in the stretch, but his weight stopped him in the last furlong. Otis is still palpably out of form. Sun Shower failed signally in the' strntch and was under the whip early. Scratched 28069 Sir Oliver, 128; 27895 Leonid, 108; 27237 Major Daingerfield, 108. Pretorius, show, evens. Emshee, show, 6 to 5. Homestead, show, 5 to 1. Sun Shower, eh ow, 3 to 5. O Q1 Q1 FODBTH RACK 1 Mile. 3-year-olas and upward. ". QJLOJL The Ocean Handicap. Value $2,000. - Ind Horses A Wt St 34 K jj StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 28008 TEN CANDLES 4 122 4 2m 22 21 23 11 Spencer J E Widener 8 10 8 3 280103PAUL CLIFFOBD3 97 1 U 12 U la 23 Wonderly W C Whitney 10 20 15 6 28008 GOLD HEELS 3 110 6 7 61 71 31 31 T Burns F C McLewee&Co 21 3 13-51 (28003) HERBERT 4 123 8 9 9 5a 4a 43 L Smith WC Rollins 8 10 8 3 28101 ALABD SCHECE 3 104 7 8 8 9 8 51 J WoodB J W Schorr 8 8 7 21 2S0102REINA 3 99 5 5a 3a 32 51 63 O'Connor A Featherstone 6 8 8 3 (28072)KINNIKINNICK 7 102 2 61 71 8 61 73 Shaw T J Healey 4 6 6 2 28153 MUSETTE 4 97 3 31 4a 4a 71 81 H MichaelsJ S Ferguson 12 30 30 10 279372BEN MAC DHDI 3 100 9 J 5" & 9 9 Cochran J H McCormick 6 6 5 2 Time, 23, 47J, 1 :12, 1 :25, 1 :38&. Winner B. c, by Candlemas Tenerine. Went to post at 4:15. At post 25 minutes. Start straggling: Won handily: sooond easily. Ten Candles is in grand form, waited on the pacemaker to the last furlong, where superior jockeyship enabled him to beat out the badly ridden Paul Clifford, which displayed phenomenal speed and staying powers. Gold Heels was badly interfered with in the first quarter and after a rough passage camo faBt at the end. Herbert agafn broke bo slowly that he waB practically left in the first hundred yards, bnt made up an immense gap. Alard Scbeck is troubled with bad feet and the hard track iB against him but was going, as usual, strongly in the stretch. Reina appeared to be a contender on the stretch turn but the tremendous pace told on her. She was eased up at tho end and ran a very fine race. Scratched 281C02Decanter, 103; 28157 Bedeck, 90. Ten Candles, show, 8 to 5. Paul Clifford, 3 to 1. Gold Heels, show, 3 to a. OQ1 Q 6J FIFTH RACE Last 5-8 Mile. (New Futnrity Course.) $800 added. QJLOa 2-yoar-oldB. Fillies. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St & V & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 26812 LITTLE GEM 91 1 H U li la Henderson L Thompson 40 100 60 20 281313LADY STERLING 100 8 41 41 51 21 MileB WCDaly 8 10 8 '3 28009 LADY RADNOR 109 2 21 21 21 31 Shaw D Hollis 4 4 31 6-5 (28152)PROPHETIC 91 7 5b 5k 41 45 Wangh JRKeene 31 4 4 7-5 26985 BIJOU 94 10 72 61 61 5i Creighton H K Viagut 50 100 100 40 27934 ZIRL 99 S 31 31 3a 63 Cochran B 8chreibar 2 21 7-5 4-6 27166 LINOR A 94 12 61 7 7 72 H Michaels J Galway 20 40 40 12 28097 SEDITION 99 5 9 8 8 81 L Smith T Monahan 20 20 20 8, 28071 LIE3CHEN 103 6 10 9 9 91 BeauchampW T Ryan 20 30 30 10 28127 EMMA A. M. 99 4 8 10 10 10 McGinn T Murphy 20 30 20 8 280712FONTENIX 94 9 11 11 11 11 Mulholland J Stanley 10 20 20 8 28037 LADY T. TIDDLER 94 11 12 12 12 12 Rice L Elmore 50 100 100 30 Time, 1:01. ro Winner B. f, by Madison Carlotta. Went to post at 5 :05. At post 7 minutes. 8tartgood. Won drivia?; second the sime. Little Gem is speedy, received a lucky break and with no assistance from her jockey juat lastad nut. Lady Sterling closad very fast in the stretch. Lady Radnor at the weight ran a line raca. Prophetic, on the outside and carried wide was going very easy at the end, but had ni chance with the jockey. The others-were beaten off, Zirl quitting badly. Scratched 28037 Musidora. 107; 275043Lady Godiva, 105; 2S009 Foundling, 99. Little Gem, show, 10 to 1. Lady Bterling, show, 8 to 5. Lady Radnor, show, 3 to 5. Prophetic, show, 4 to 5. Zirl. show, 1 to 2. 2 g g 8IXwardBAHandicap8 MUeS (0n Tnrf,) 51,400 addod' 3-year-olda and up- fnd Horses AWtSt Bt K K X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H QF 281823M.OFHARL'M5 90 1 6 (5 6 U 12 12 Cochran Osceola Stable 4 5 I 7T 2813J2BAR. PEPPER 3 102 5 41 3 4 21 2- 21 O'Connor Pepper Stable 7-5 9-5 8-5 7-10 281O03KAMARA 4 111 2 3a- 4- 51 3" 36. 310 Shaw C H Mackay 31 4 31 6-5 28008 TODDY 4 113 6 21 22 22 42 43 43 Spencer JR&FPKeene 4 5 5 2 27935 THE RHYMERS 107 3 1h 1 1h 52 56 512 J Woods TF Monahan 6 15 15 5 28008 THE REGENT 3 99 4 5h 52 3 6 6 6 Michaels W Lakeland 8 10 10 3 " Time, 25, 2, 1 :16?, 1 :42, 2 :Q1, 2 :33. Winner-B. m, by The Bard-Ella Lakeland. Went to post at 5:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the sama. Maid of Harlem is at her best and was thrown in at the weights. Baron Pepper ran a splendid and game race, but was unable to concede two years and thirteen pounds to tha winner Kamara was carried wide on both turns and closed up strongly after meeting costly interferenca on the stretch turn. The others were outclassed at the distance. Scratched 281552Rockton, 129; (28098)Golden Grain, 87; 28098 Kalif 84. Maid of Harlem, show, 1 to 2. Baron Pepper, show, 1 to 3. Kamara, show, 1 to 2. Page [2] Today Vhot Today Also two guaranteed specials. These should win as easily as my yesterday's advertised specials ST. MARCOS, 7-10. STRANGEST, 4-1. WEDNESDAY I am on the inBide of a certain horse that will be cut loose at 25 or 30 to 1. I will charge $2.00 for this Information. Don't fail to get my telsgraphic code in time to get next to this one as I will not wire anyone this horse without my special code. Nothing Succeeds Like Success. PDF FY Success is my 20TH CENTURY TURF SYSTEM. CBPCff r r- This valuable booklet mailed in plain envelope EU 1 1 NOTE: For the benefit of all those who cannot call at my office I wire my ''SPECIAL" with telegraph code, or have sheet delivered before 12 o'clock. Also on sale at Saratoga, Morrison. Palmar House Hotels cigar stands, Wemsheimer's cigar store, 121 Washington St. R. Schmell ing's cigar store, 5 So. Clark St., and Gus Thomas' barber shop, 95 So. Clark St. As usual I am located at fruit Btand. RATES $1.00 DAILY. ' $4.00 WEEKLY. WIRED 11 A. M. TO ANY CITY. Mt EX-JOCKEY VIC BRITTON Successful Handicapper. 225 DEARBORN ST. Bunco -Broncho Information Co. HAT MITCHELL, 15-1. QUEENSHIP, 5-1. After scratches I put everyone to ST. MARCOS AND STRANGEST. At any odds a mortal pipe. Now mud or dead track ail handicappers and newspaper men say go to the Colonel for winners. TODAY I have one that barring accident can not lose. Starts in tirst race at odds of 20 to I. Play it 1-2-3. Also two grand specials. Will guarantee two winners. I also have a good thing in New York. Special daily sheets 1.00. On sale at red hot stand at race track. Six Specials for $10 or $2 for One. Wired to any part of the world. May require two weeks to deliver as only wire horses of odds not hot favoriteB. H. J. Allard always at office to explain any matter. I with my track man every morning as you know. Office 176 S. Clark St., in ticket office. On sale at 11:30 a.m. at newsstand ouutheaet corner Clark and Madison Sts. COT,. J. C. WOOTERS, MGR., 94 LINCOLN AVF. GRAND t 2 SPECIALS L Tqday at Harlem. One of them will be a likely 10 to 1 shot and win in a canler. We advise all of our old clients to call and get in on these. There never was anything more certain in a horse race. $3.00 WEEKLY. WIRED 10 A. 31. The American Handicappers, Reynolds & Go. 72, 119 DEARBORN ST. Rage Track Information Bureau SUITE 500, 203-269 DEARBORN ST. TURF CORRESPONDENTS. Publishers of Form Letter Handicap on all racas $1.00 DAILY. $4.00 WEEKLY. Tuesday 20-1 Shot Plunge the Limit on This One. This good thing has improved 20 pounds in the last three months. We also have information on two other good things. One will ba abjut 6 to 1. Try us and be convinced that what we advertise is absolntely reliable and correct. Card ready at 9 a. m. Special instructions at our office. Telephone Harrison 1580. Also sold at Kolmm's cigur store. 267 Dearborn trnat. Amass a Fortune Our wire gives three to five sure things each day from all tracks. Yesterday we had five, all won, viz: Modrine, 8 to 1; Ten Candles, 6 to 1; Hat Mitchell, 7 to 1; Queenship, 4 to 1; Glen-wood, 12 to 1. Saturday we had five, four won, Lady Uncas, 20 to 1; vyater Color, 8 to 5: Synia, 8 to 1 1 ; Argregor, 2 to 1 ; Punctual (lost) 10 to 1. Friday we had four, three won, Governor Boyd, la0 tijlJliV?.two othars. AH other davs just as good. TERMS, $23.00 pjr week. SPECIAL, that you may te3t the grandest information on earth we will wire it you three days for SI 00. GOLD' FINDER HANDICAP. ROOai 7, 111 K. CLARK ST., CHICAGO. AUCTION SALE. Dispersal of raca horses in training including THE EAST EIIXY PRONTA. RESEDA (3EILE 1 :40) AND OMDUBMAN. Tuesday, September 17, 1901, at 1 o'clock sharp. IX PADDOCK nAWTHOKNE IiACE TRACK. Property of Middleton & Jungblnth. C. B. Reid. Trainer. ClemCreveliug. Auctioneer. Metropolitan Exchange, PARK ROW BUILDING, Boom 1982, 13-21 Park Row, New York City. SEND FOR PARTICULARS HflW paPltal of S25 Can Earn a Nice Weekly IIUII Income by Investment on the Races. EDWARD BORST, - - Manager Notes of the Turf NOTES OF TELE TURF. J. B. B., Chicago : (1) A parolee bet on three horses to run second wins when two run second and the third, there being no place odds against it, runs third or unplaced. There being no oddB for place against the horse that ran third or unplaced it drops out as a factor. (2) A parolee on three horses with a stipulated limit of S100 of winnings is not terminated if the winnings on the flrfct two horses amount to $100 or more. It must remain in controversy until the three horses have run and if the third horse loses the bet ia lost. The fast race mare Madrilene by Fonso Peg Woffington, by Longfellow, is dead at the farm of her owner, T. C. McDowell. Madrilene won a number of races during her career on the tnrf, running a half mile in 0:50 and air furlongs in 1 :13t, as a two-year-old. She was a half sister to the sonsational David Garrick, and had been in the stud but one year. Subscriber, Chicago. As a two-year-old Hamburg was beaten as follows : By Bowling Brook and Laudeman at Shoepshead Bay in the the Double Event June 22, 1897. By Archduke at Saratoga August 6. By Requital at Sheeps-head Bay September 1, and by Previous at tha Eame track September . As a three-year-old he was beaten by Bowling Brook and Previous in the Belmont at Morris Park May 26, 1898. Alfred Lakeland, well known as a trainer, and a brother of William Lakeland, who is oven better known in the turf world, is in BeUevue Hospital. Harlem Form HABIiEU FOBH. The form of Tuesday's Harlem fields is : First Race Lysbeth, Lucy Locket, The Stewardess. Second Race Oliver Mc, Lucille Bramble, Sybaris. Third Race Delia Ostrand, Lyror Bell, Little Duchess II. Fourth Race Lucien Appleby, Wyeth, Harry New. Fifth Race Searcher, Pay the Fiddler, Max Bendiz. Sixth Race Synia, Dagmar, Ida V. Harlem Entries H Alt I, ESI ENTRIES. Probabilities: Waathir clear; track fast. First Race 5-8 2il. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Allowances, lud. Horsae. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 24115 Lass of Langden 115 600 28060 Blaemint ..: 115 625 Sister Addie 115 27887 Corinne Unland 112 6C0 281202Lysbeth v....109 700 28171 The Stewardess 105 650 28120 Lucy Locket 105 685 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. 25051 Canova 6 ...112 700 28034 Tillio W 6 ...109 670 28121 Oliver Mc 5 ...109 ...'...725 234743Sybaris 6... .109 .700 28C01 Hanan 5 .. 104 675 27725 Whisper Low 5.. ..104 675- 27657 Lucille Bramble -.. 5 ...104 705 27998 CrinWo 5 .. 104 ......650 28121 Elsie Kubn 3 .... 103 600 28034 Virginia Wilcox 3.... 103 665 27401 Miss Zara 3.. ..103 625 Third Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-oidn and upward. Stiling. 28032 Golden Link .. 5. ...112 675 2779238am Lazarus Esq 5.... 112 680 28151 Patroon 6.. ..112 675 28032 Pupil 4.... 112 675 28032 Wallenstein 4... .109 650 28121 Emma C. L 3. ...108 680 28121 8ortie 3.... 103 670 (28090) Della Ostrand 4... .103 725 (28031)Lyror Bell 3.... 103 720 (25291)Queen O'Day 3.... 98 675 28177 Little Duchess II 3.... 98 685 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Handicap. The Junior Stakes. $1,500 added. (27724) Jaubert 116 680 28094 Wyeth 107 690 27793 Herodiade 103 670 27967 Arian .... . . - 103 675 27999 Lucien Appleby....... 100 700 (27830) Harry New 98 690 2809i)Miraclo II 96 680 Fifth Race 1 Mile. All Ages. Allowances. 27972 Frelinghuysan 4.. ..106 610 25261 Forme ro 5.... 103 650 28090 Uncle Jack 4.... 99 600 28066 Pay the Fiddler 5.... 99 705 28121 My Chicken 4.... 99 600 27915 Max Bendix 3.... 96 700 28l762Searcher 3.... 96 725 28090 Pay Me 3,... 89 650 Edward E 3.... 89 (28091) Miracle II 2.... 74 695 Sixth Race 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. (28147)Synia 5.. ..105 725 28126 fox Bard 4. ...102 625 28151 Zacatoso 5.... 102 6!0 280352Dagmar 6.. ..102 655 (27888) False Lead 5.. ..100 650 28123 Connndrum 3.... 95 610 281513IdaV S.... 88 650 Pail Racing Form ISSUED OVEBY DAY. Bmerlcan Turf Congress Record OmOUL OEQAN OF 1HK AMBBICAN TUBF CONGRESS AMD Western Jockey Club Bulletin OFFICIAL OEQAN OF THE WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB. DITOB AMD PEOPRIHTOK, F. H. BEUNKLL. ASSOCIATH EDITOR, CLINTON C. HlLKT. Bbobetabt, Mbs. F. H. Bbunkll. aiersd in tha Post Office at Chicago as second class matter. A Sally Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. JJAILY RACING FOBH PUBLISHING CO. COPYRIGHT ID. Entered according to Act of Congress, In tha year 1901. by Frank H. Brunell, In tha offioa of tha Librarian of Congrasa at Washing-ton, D. 0., U. S. A. Tha chart and index numbers and track form of Daily Raoiho Form most not be nsad. They are copyrighted daily and will be keenly protected. 131-126 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. 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Page [3] Harlem Form Chart HARLEM FORM CHART. CHICAGO, ILL., September 9. Nineteenth day. Harlem Jockey Club. Midsummer Malting. Weather cloudy; track fast. Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Bichard Dwyer. Baolng starts at 2:15 p, m. 'OQ1 fT t FIBST BACK 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse 400; $75 to second; $25 to third. AlOl I JL 2-year-olds. Belling. lad HorsoB A Wt Bt 34 K 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners Q H 0 P 28125HAT MITCHELL 97 22 12 1 15 Hope J J Ogles 6 107 3 278B0 MA JOB B1BD 100 Jh 2 2 25 T Knight W E Cotton 6 6 4 2 28030 JANE OAKEB 102 9" 4 3 32 Coburn Waltring&Yeager 3 6 6 2 B08IE B. - 97 5" 82 5 4 Bice W M Byan 10 20 20 10 28095LADY LIKE 97 111 7 61 53 Gormley F Lightfoot 8-5 4 4 2 MYBA BLACKB'BN98 101 12 91 6 Does C B Campbell 10 25 25 10 26570 HEB8E 102 31 3" 4" 71 T Meade J Porteous 8 8 8 3 28125PBINCE WEBB 100 4 6" 7 86 Otis J & H Arthur 8 15 8 3 28030 THE STEWABD'SS 102 6a 105 103 92 Short Mrs B Bradley 20 60 60 15 27887IBMINGABD 97 13 51 8 101 B Steele Mid'ton&J'gbluth8 20 20 10 27830 LAWBENCE M. 104 7" 112 112 m B Sullivan P J Moss & Co 10 40 30 10 Hl'LAND BEAUTY 102 12 13 13 12 Hansom HJBcoggan 10 40 40 15 27623STUABT YOUNG 100 8i 92 121 13 Davisson F M Arthur 15 80 80 30 Apprentice allowance. Time, 11, 23, 48, 51. Winner B. g, by The Hero Yarn. Went to post at 2:15. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Hat Mitchell awoke with a start and simply ran away from his field. Major Bird was easily the best of the others. Jane Oaker tired badly in the last quarter. Lady Like had no chance from where she got off. Herse and Irmingard showed early speed. Bosie B. ran a fairly good race. Scratched-280953Step Onward, 97; 24730 Smith's Beel, 102; Candidate, 105. Overweights Lawrence M., 2 pounds; Myra Blackburn, 1. Hat Mitchell, show, 3 to 2. Major Bird, Bhow, evens. Jane Oaker, show, 7 to 5. Lady Like, ' show, evens. rvQi rT O SECOND BACK 3-4 Mile. Puree $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. 2a Q L j 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances ind HorseB A Wt St X X X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P '8148 MONEY MUSS 3 103 1" la 12 16 13 Dominiek F T Wood 3 3 9-5 1-2 280913THE LADY 4 109 31 3" 32 33 2 Coburn S C Hildreth 1 9-5 9-5 3-5 277312JOE MABTIN 4 112 2 2 26 21 33 Bassinger Mannion&ConnelU 10 10 3 rm'llBANCO 4 109 7 4 41 45 43 T Knight J D McMiUan& Co6 6 4 1 '1970 BONEY BOY 5 114 5 616 620 620 56 Beaton Mrs B Bradley 6 20 20 7 '9401 XANTB.OS 3 100 4 56 5 5 610 Bowman E 8 Bowman 60 200 2C0 60 207 CORBELLA' 8 109 6 7 7 7 7 Price Doll Bros 60 300 300 60 " 'First series. .... Tim0 1:15. L L CT Little T Grove Queen. Winner -Ch. g, by The Hero Went to post at 2:45. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won in a canter; second easily. Money Muss was in a soft spot and simply played with his field. The Lady ran in much improved form and is about ready to win. Joe Martin showed speed but could not maintain it far. He is fast, but runs best in mud. Banco dodged the issue and ran much below his good showing of several davB before Boney Boy might just as well have remained in the stable. 8cratched-28C903Biverdale, 106; 277313 Georgio. 106; 28148 Jiminez, 111; 281212Delmarch, 103. Corrected weights Corrella, 109. Money Muss, show, out. The Lady, Bhow, out. Joe Martin, show, 6 to 5. Banco, Bhow, 1 to 2. rjn-i PT O THIBD BACE Short Course. Purse $400. $75 to second; $25 to third. 55 -L I O 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Steeplechase. Ina Horses A Wt St 4 6 8 10 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 27794 OUEEN8H1P 4 138 1 Is 1" 2o 1 h 12 Lloyd J D Hooe 4 5 4 1 27794 L CH'FIELD7 136 5 25 25 1 275 21002100B Taylor J Carroll 4 4 3 3-2 26160 BEA BOVEB 4 126 31 4 4 3 3 3 4 Gaddy F M Arthur 10 20 20 5 72X1221 DUTY 5 133 2h 310 "330 FeU. EUison -SC Hildreth 1 6-5 1 2-5 27868 OHANCEBY 5 135 41 Befused. . Worth'gtonL H Ezell 4 9 9 2 Time, 3:42. Winner B. f, by Magnetizer Queen T. Went to post at 3:15. Off at the first break to a good start. Won easily; second the same. It was Queenship and Lord Chesterfield for the entire route, both fencing cleanly, but the latter came away easily in the stretch. Soon after taking the eighth jump Queenship bore in slightly on Lord Chesterfield causing him to go almost to his knee3. It made no difference in the final result Sea Bover was bo lame after the race that his jockey had to dismount and lead him back to the'stand. Chancery bolted the third jump and refused aU attempts to make him jump there- a80verweightB Bea Bover, 1 pound. Queenship, show, 1 to 2. Lord Chesterfield, show, 4 to 5. Bea Bover, show, 3 to 2. Duty, show, out. . O O l f7" a FOUBTH BACE 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $500; $75 to second; $25 to third. 1 l - 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind HorseB A Wt St X X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P f28l01BT MABCOS 3 102 3 21 21 23 2 11 Coburn B C Bnnbury 4-5 4-513-20 out vKpEDEBAL 5 109 2 U 12 U 1 22 Gormley 8 C Hildreth 2 2 11-51-3 KUNJA 5 104 1h 31 82 31 33 36 B 8ullivan J Desha 8 30 30 6 2M913 BRUTAL 3 94 41 5 415 430 430 425 Hansom APoniatowski 7 13 13 11-5 2806? Z80B& Jiuir EGYPT. PBINCE 3 94 5 41 5 5 5 5 Davisson C K Burdeau 20 50 B0 15 Time, 25,49, 1:15, 1:40, 1:47. Winner Ch. c, by St. Florian Zitella. Went to post at 3 :45. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Coburn never called upon St. Marcos until after entering the stretch, where the colt came away without ursing Federal was easily the best of the others. Kunja ran a surprisingly good race and finished strongly. Brutal was given a poor ride. He should have been closer up at the end. Egyptian Prince's race was a. joke. Overweights Kung a, 3 pounds; Brutal, 34. Federal, show, out. Kunja, show, 11 to 10. CI -t rT K. FIFTH BACK 5 1-8 Furlongs. Purse $400; $75 to Becond; $25 to third. Snl iQ 2-year-olds. Allowances. Tnd Horses A Wt Bt X X X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 97889 AMIRANTE 109 6h 5 32 2 1 Dominiek B Vincent 4 9 9 4 281'4 SOUTH TBIMBLE 109 1h 7h 76 51 2 B Sullivan Baker & Gentry 3 3 11-5 9-10 281462BAGTAG 104 5 li 11 12 33 Davisson J T Stewart & Co 4 6 6 2 281212 HOOD WINK 106 4" 2" 2" 3 42 Bassinger CEBroesman 3 4 4 9-5 'U89 JOHN A. CLABKE 104 3 6 51 61 5 T Knight J E Cushing 15 40 40 15 7280951 BELLE OF MINCO106 7h 41 42 4b 63 Beaton W Carroll 10 16 16 8 f28060lHUZZAH 104 2- 31 6 72 7 Coburn F J KeUey 6 8 6 2 ?28101COACOA 101 8 8 8 8 8 Bansom W T Muir 8 12 12 4 liJM-UJUU Time, 2449, 1:01, 1:08?. Winner B. f , by Knight of EUerslie Sprinkle. Went to post at 4:15. At post 10 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Amirante closed up Btrongly in the last eighth, but wbb lucky to win at that, as Bonth Trimble came with a fine rush in the last fifty yards and would have won in another stride. The latter ia a slow beginner but made up much ground in the laBt quarter. Bag Tag waB speedy for five f ar-longs and then began to- faiter. Hoodwink had enough when a sixteenth out. John A. Clarke finished fast and altogether ran a fair race. Belle of Minco showed early speed. Coacoa's race whs in shocking contrast to her good showing of laBt Friday. She was beaten off all the way. Vrratched 27039 The Giver, 104; 28120 Mary Pine, 97; 279992Pronta, 109; 27967 Burnett Wallace 104- 28095 The Way, 100; (27999)Hargis, 1C9; 280952Dodie 8., 101. Amirante, show, 2 to 1. South Trimble, show, 2 to 5. Bag Tag, Bhow, 6 to 5. O - d SIXTH BACE 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $500; $75 to second; $25 to third. JL j O 3-year-oldB and upward. Allowances. Ind HorseB A Wt Bt St X K 3 StrFin Jockeys Ownere O H O P 28iifi2HTRANGE8T 5 102 5 5 5 5 5 5 li Davisson C K Burdeau 8-5 4 4 13-10 28119 SEABCHEB 3 91 H 2 22 31 3 4 2 Gormley 8 C Hildreth 4 7 7 2 SscH OiBRIEN4 99 3 31 31 22 22 2 3 Otis Mrs M Abadie 31 5 4 3-2 28U93L, NEWELL 3 100 4 41 43 41 41 32 43 T Knight F T Wood 2i 21 2 7-10 981232B BEV'BIDGE3 92 21 la 1 U 1h 11 5 B Steele W.L Bazelip 2 4 4 7-5 Winner-B. h, by Knight of Ellerslie Dearest. , . , . ... Went to post at 4:50. At post 5 minutes. Start good. TO Won handily ; next two driving. Straneest came faBt and strongly along the inside rail in the last eighth and waB gradually , going wav at the end. Searcher ran in improved form and Bhowed gameness at the finish. Charley O'Brien faltered in the closing strides. Leo Newell was right there at the finish and about ran his race. Senator Beveridge ran well for eeven furlong, then quit. He ran far below his true fOnBcratched-280942Anthracite,99. Overweights Searcher, 2 pounds; Leo Newell, 1. Strangest, show, 2 to 5. 8earcher, show, 4 to 5. Charley O'Brien, show, 7 to 10. Leo Newell, show, 3 to 10. Senator Beveridge, show, 3 to 5. QQ1 rrTT SEVENTH BACE l Mile and 50 Yards. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to ju O JL I I third. 3-year-oldB and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt Bt X X X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P (27966)BAIBD 4 102 5 42 2 12 13 H Otis Keating & Hecker8 15 15 5 (28145) MONDOBO 4 110 6 51 42 23 22 25 JWinkfleld A G Blakely 1 13-106-5 1-2 28096 PRAIRIE DOG 4 106 2 2 6 41 31 35 B Sullivan W W Clark 4 10 10 4 28147EVELYN BYBD 5 101 3 12 11 3" 42 4a Gormley F C Moshier & Co4 8 8 11-5 28065 G. W. W. 3 101 7 7 7 53 52 55 J Walsh Baker & Gentry 8 15 15 4 279483ELMEB L. 3 100 4 61 51 7 62 62 T Knight J B Beapaas 4 5 4 6-5 27831LIT. DUCHESS 11.3 91 1 3 31 62 7 7 Davisson W Hoffman 6 15 15 5 Apprentice allowance. Time, 24, 48 1 :15, 1 :41, 1 :44. Winner Ch. c, by Huron Lime Tree. Went to post at 5 :20. At post 12 minutoa. Start good. Won easily? second the same. Baird went into the lead soon after the half had been run and easily remained in front to the end. Mondoro ran far. below expectations and could never get to the front. Prairie Dog about ran his race. Evelyn By rd ran well for six furlongs only. Little Duchess II. showed early speed. She runs best in mud. The winner waB run up to $805 and bought in. Scratched-280652Adelante, 102; 281473Laureato, 104;. 27966 St. Wood, 100; 28032 Bed Apple, 92; 28096 Anchor, 102; 280362Dagmar, 102; 27225 Excelsis, 106; (28147)Synia, 102. Baird, show, 2 to 1. Mondoro, show, 1 to 4. Prairie Dog, show, 2 to 1. Elmer L., show, 3 to 5. Blue Girl's Defeat BLUE GIRL'S DEFEAT. Leonora Loring's success over Blue Girl in the Great Filly Stakes Saturday and the manner in which Shaw rode the latter are thus described in the New York Sun of Sunday : "Shaw's ride on the crack filly, Blue Girl, was pronounced by hundreds of experts to bo the acme of incompetency. While Blue Girl was beaten only by a head by L. M. Myers' Leonora Loring for the bulk of the prize money, it waB the consensus of opinion that Blue Girl, with any kind of good handling, would have been able to win easily. In explaining his action in applying to the BtewardB for an investigation, Mr. Whitney said to The Sun reporter : " 'I have asked the steward to investigate Shaw's ride on my filly, Blue Girl, because I think the boy's performance waB not what it should have been. In fact, it was about as poor a performance as I have ever seen. Shaw received no instructions to hold a position in the rac8, but was merely told to use his best judgment. If he did use his best judgment, it was anything but good, to say the least. From what I saw of the race, Shaw, after getting under way well, took Blue Girl in behind the bunch and stayed there until the beginning of the stretch was reached. Then he had a clear track ahead of him, but failed to put up a vigorous finish. In fact, I thought his finish was very weak. In my estimation Blue Girl should have won with ease and that's why I want to have the race investigated. Shaw had the mount on Blue Girl because he was engaged by Mr. Madden two weeks ago for this event, and before 1 had purchased Mr. -Mad-den's interest in the filly. That was the reason Turner did not ride instead of Shaw. Turner would have had the mount on my other filly, Bosa of May, instead, of Bullman, but he could not make the weight.' "Mr. Madden also expressed the opinion that Shaw's ride was either a. piece of gross carelessness or bad judgment. Down in the betting ring there were several ugly rumors, one of which was that in certain poolrooms Blue Girl, or rather the Whitney stable, was "laid against" extensively. Shaw is one of the best jockeys in this country just now. He is under contract to ride for George E. Smith, who is popularly known aa "Pittsburg Phil," but he has been riding for other owners, including the Fleischmanns, Frank FarreU, Madden and others, with, marked success. During the recent meeting at Saratoga Shaw and "Pittsburg Phil" were mixed up in an alleged scandal concerning the running of 3t. Finnan and Latson in a certain race, but after the stewards had examined the layers' shoots no action was taken because of a lack of proof that any wrong had been perpetrated. "The Great Filly StakeB, distance three-quarters of a mile down the new Futurity course, was worth $28,705, of which $24,905 went to the winner. As Yankee's share of the Futurity was $36,910, it can be seen readily what Mr. Whitney has lost within a week. But the winning of money prizes is a secondary consideration with Mr. Whitney. He wants to win because of the sport to be enjoyed, and the vast army of racegoers believe that he should win and that he is entitled to the squarest treatment. In yesterday's big race Mr. Whit.ey had Blue Girl, Gunfire and Bose of May, which were combined favorites, They opened at 4 to 5, but the public money came pouring into the ring so rapidly that the post price was 3 to 5 and out. Lux Casta, which ran second to Yankee in the Futurity, waB second choice at 5 to 1, while Leonora Loring was third in favor at 7 to 1. The others wore at all sorts of prices, the field consisting of twelve starters. Blue Girl carried top weight, 124 pounds. When they paraded past the stand 20,000 spectators loosed on and nearly all of -them expected to Bee the Whitney colors, 'light blue and brown cap,' finish in the van. "Once at the post and there was little or no delay. Starter Fitzgerald dropped his flag when the field waB in motion and in perfect alignment. Blue Girl got away as well as any. After going a furlong or so Blue Girl suddenly seemed to be shut off. This was a strange proceeding, inasmuch as the' Sir Dixon filly had plain sailing in front of her. Behind a bunch, however, Shaw kept Mr. Whitney's champion, and to those who saw the jockey when he got to the bend in the track it seemed as if he was Bitting perfectly still. Blue Girl was well in the ruck then and the onlookers were dazed. I Leonora Loring, who, by the way, had an unbeaten record up to last Thursday, when Clarence H. Mackay's Heno took her measure in the Dash StakeB, was leading the procession all the way down to the bend and she was traveling bo swiftly, yet so easily, that Odom did not exert himself at all, except to keep the filly etraisht and true. Josepha and Lux Casta, who had tried to keep pace with Leonora Loring for the first quarter of a mile, feU back but of.it and their places were taken by Hataeoo, 20 to 1, and Sun Shower 60 to 1. Leonora Loring had a length the best of those two youngsters at the last furlong poet. "There it was that Blue Girl, getting into a position where she was unobstructed, began to movo after the vanguard in lively fashion, Shaw, however, did not seem to be riding with his usual skill, and the crowd began to yell in dismay. Blue Girl, however, was so fleet of foot that she killed off Hatasoo in a few jumps and then got even with Sun Shower. Leonora Loring, holding the rail, still had a lead of a length, and Odom, intently watching Beau-champ on Sun Shower, was not urging hia mount at all, when suddenly he caught sight of Blue Girl within a half a length of him. Shaw was now riding with his hands, but with no whip as usual, and Blue Girl waB gaining with every leap. Odom cut Leonora Loring loose and the finish between the two was a hair-raiser. Many thought that Blue Girl had won, but the judges decided that Leonora Loring was the winner by a short head, or a nose. Sun Shower was third, a length back, being a head in front of Par Excellence, Flora Pomona, Gunfire and Bose of May, heads apart in the order named. The winner's time was 1:11. L. M. Myers, owner of Leonora Loring, a bay filly by Dr. MacBride Hoyden, purchased her as a yearling for $150. He and Dave Gideon, together with their friends, made a killing in the ring on the filly's victory." American Sporting Manual AMERICAN SPORTING MANUAL. 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Fifth Bace Satire, Templeton, Arak. Sixth Bace The Amazon or Lucent, Black Dick. Astor. Coney Island Entries CONEY ISLAND ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Bace Last 3-4 Mile. (New Futurity Course.) 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp (28129)Endurance by Bight 121 800 28154'Flora Pomona 119 765 279843 Belle's Commoner 112 770 28129 Peninsula 112 745 28154 Bose of May ..109 770 272343Lombr ...109 775 27990 Caughnawaga 107 745 28152 Kaloma .107 .735 253242Andy Williams 107 !740 26848 Bon Mot 107 725 28087 Destitute 104 730 J. W. Schorr entry. Second Race 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 281283 Wax Taper 4 .... 128 735 (28100)Water Cure 4....122 740 2758S Advance Guard 4 .... 119 750 281002Decanter 6.... 113 730 28188 The Rhymer 3... 112 715 280413Belle of Troy 5 .... 109 720 281783 Bellario 3.... 108 730 28072 St. Finnan 4 .... 102 725 278963Tha Amazon 4.. ..100 735 Third Race 7-8 Mile. All Ages. Allowances. The Flight Stakes. $1,S00 added. 279892 Voter 7.... 115 800 281303Autolight 3... .108 725 281812Paul Clifford 3.... 105 775 (28129)Eadnrance by Bight. 2.... 102 790 27895 Whiskey King 2.... 95 760 28l54Flora Pomona 2.... 87 765 280993Cameron 2.... 85 780 J. W. Schorr entry. Fourth Race 3 Miles. (On Turf.) 3-year-olds and upward. The Mineola Hurdle Handicap. $800 added. (Over 8 Hurdles.) (27141) Charagrace 6.... 163 700 26544 Matt Simpson 4....152 670 276592Draughtsman 5.. ..149 675 280053Th Bachelor 8 ...147 685 269552Cephalalgia 4.... 146 680 (28067)8emperlra 4.. ..141 690 280673Mi8B Mitchell 5..- 133 ..... 670 Fifth Race 3-4 Mile. (On Main Track.) 3-year-olds. Sailing. 2812828atire HO 725 28131 Templeton 109 720 28098 Lady Chorister 109 695 28131 Mintage 109 700 27633 Bowdy 107 705 28098 Politician 106 695 27470 Prince of MelroBe 106 705 23447 Tonicum 106 710 27836 Idle Ways 106 685 27771 Loc e Fisherman 106 695 27390 Vesuvia 105 690 27773 Bounteous 103 700 28038 Queen Carnival , 103 690 27140 Hops 103 680 280982Arak 103 715 27112 Boojum 103 685 28103 Ban Lui 103 680 28098 Welsh Girl 108 705 28131 Scotch Bush 103 700 272S52Balloon 103 710 19486 Potassl 103 ......690 27736 Icicle 98 ......705 28131 Cherries 98 715 Sixth Race 1 1-16 Milf s (On Turf.) 3-year-olds and upward. Sellin. 27898The Amazon 4.... 118 725 27322 Larva 5.. ..108 685 28098 George Simons 5.... 105 690 28102 Disturber 5.... 105 705 27507 Federalist 4 ... 105 700 280422Astor 6... 105 715 281023Dolando 8.. ..105 710 27877 Thoroughbred 3.... 99 680 28130 Black Dick 3.... 99 715 281573Annie Thompson 3.... 93 705 28131 Double Six 3.... 96 710 28098 Anna Darling 3.... 91 685 28040 Lucent 3.... 91 720 Fort Erie Form FORT ERIE FORM. Foet Eeie, Ont., September 9. The form of Tuesday's Fort Erie fields is: First Bace Flop, Quaver, Stamp. Second Bace Santa Bonita, Hattia Davis, Barricade. Third Bace Loone, Lofter, Gray Dally. Fourth Bace Wedding March, Janie Seay, Kitherine B. Fifth Bace Doyle's Commoner, Young Henry, Invasion. Sixth' Bace Prince Plausible, Our Lizzie, Euclaire. Fort Erie Entries FORT ERIE ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear; track fast. First Race 7-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdop. 28135 Dog Town 6....108 700 28104 Tobe Paine 5. ...108 705 28158 Neponsel 4. ...108 700 27535 Guatemala 5.... 105 .685 28023 Miss Bedwood 8... .105 ......715 28135 Myrtle B 5... .105 695 28077 Toluca 5,... 105 700 28077 Flop 6.... 105 725 28105 Caloocan 4....105 710 28186 Princess Aurora 4 .... 105 690 28189 Quaver 7....105 720 28108 Zolo 7.. ..105 695 28105 Olea 4....105 705 28138 Stamp 4.... 105 715 27985 Jena 4... .105 710 Second Race 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. 281063Frank McKee.... 108 685 28104 YettaP.... 105 ......675 271732Barricade 105 685 27899 Miss Bernice 105 670 28104 lloe 105 675 27924 The Mirage 105 660 28187 Dominican 104 665 28159 WoodmanBten 104 660 278993 Queen Friese 101 680 28134 santa Bonita 101 700 28187 Hattie Davis 101 690 Third Race 1 Mile. 3- year-olds and upward, Selling, 28135 Judge Hargis 5.. ..113 700 281032Dr. Fannie 4 .... 103 715 28162 Mynheer 4.... 102 700 U8l35)Lofter 4....102 720 (28020)Gray Dally 3.. ..101 715 281082Advocator 3.... 98 705 (28108)Montreal 3.... 96 710 (28163)Loone 3.... 88 725 28077 OurtBey S.... 88 710 . Fourth Race 4 1-8 Furlong. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. 28104 Botina 105 675 27924 Janie Seay 105 690 27922 Lady Patroness 105 680 28019 Wedding March .....105 700 28104 Six Bits 100 675 28159 Katherine B 100 685 MolUe Wilson 100 28187 Victory Queen 100 670 28134 Elizabeth Jane 100 685 26427 Lazelia 100 670 Fifth Race 8-4 Mile. All Ages. Allowances. 279832Invasion 4....109 ..'....715 281622Edith Q 3. ...102 710 (28107)Young Henry.. 3....102 720 281602Doyle's Commoner 2.... 99 725 281603Meditation 2.... 86 705 Sixth Race 3-4 Mile. 4- yaar-olds and upward. Belling. 28138 Ahamo 4. ...104 705 (28158)The Laurel 4.. ..104 710 28103 Euclaire :. 4.... 104 715 28078 Oconee 4... 104 710 28052 Glad Hand 5....104 705 28188 Prince Plausible...;... 5....104 725 27336 Our Lizzie 6.. ..104 720 27213 Slasher 6.... 102 700 28052 Spurs 5.... 99 695 26430 BoeyMorn 5.... 99 715 27846 Little Bita ..... 5.... 99 690 27980 Northumbria 4.... 99 695 Delmar Park Form DELMAR PARK FORM. St. Louib, Mo., September 9. The form of Tuesday's Dslmar Park fields is : First Bace Fitzkanet, Ford, Thalia Black. Second Bace Bart Howe, Little Master, Wy Ap Per. Third Bace Chappaqna, Nearest, Elsie Bramble. Fourth Bace Wall, Alice Turner, Dandy Jim. Fifth Bace W. L. George, Mada Belle, Maria Elena. Sixth Bace Swordsman, Monk Wayman, Terra Incognita. Delmar Park Entries DELMAR PARK ENTRIES, Probabilities: Weather wet; traok heavy. First Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds, Maidens. Allowances. Ind. HorBes, color, Bex & pedigree. Wt. Hdop. Chanter 107 28142 Fitzkanet 107 700 Strathzone, b. c, by Strath-more Gladness II 107 2765 Ford 104 690 28046 Dr. McNally 104 670 27951 Thalia Black 104 685 27919 Fairbury 104 665 27904 Captain Grasety 104 670 27868 Churchill 104 685 24921 Hilliard 104 675 28191 Harry K 104 680 28345 Honor Bright II 104 675 Second Race 5-8 Mile. 2- year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt, Hdcp. 281662Bart Howe 7. 110 700 27950 Bendora 108 660 28043 FlorrieS 105 675 280113 Wy Ap Per 105 685 27643 Irosuta 105 680 28166 Fernmeadow 103 660 28011 Phonolite 103 ......67P 28140 Dr. Lovejoy 103 675 28043 Virginian 103 680 28166 Moro 100 665 28166 Little Master 100 690 28168 Goody Good 100 685 Third Race 7-8 Mile. 3- year-olds and upward. Belling. 28015 Chappaqna 5.. ..110 725 21731 Klnloch 6.... 103 700 (28195Nearest 5... .103 720 12119 Elsie Bramble 6 ...103 715 28142 Our Lady 3....103 710 Fourth Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3- year-olds and upward, Allowances. 26554 Wall 3... .107 725 28048 Joe Doughty 5... .107 705 28087 Picador 3 ...107 710 (28143)Dandy Jim 3... .107 715 28167 Alice Turner 4.... 104 720 Fifth Race-5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Belling, (28141)Lillian M 109 700 281113Sister Sarah 109 705 28140 W. JL. George 106 725 28141 Varner 103 705 28141 Kaffir 103 710 28168 Mada Bell 103 720 27927 Ben Hempstead 103 700 28141 Maria Elena 100 715 281412Miss Gaines 100 710 28013 Lynch 100 695 28111 Halmis ...100 715 28141 Aleda 100 695 Sixth Race 1 3-16 Miles. 4- year-olds and upward. Belling, 27978 Swordsman 7... .111 725 23920 Monk Wayman 6... .108 720 28143 Zazel 4.. ..108 710 (28112)Terra Incognita 5....108 715 27978 Eugenia S 5.... 105 715 27361 Orlandine 4.. ..105 700 Notice NOTICE. Daiii Baoing Form is a publication whisb is built by its staff from day to day, Its "form' and the number of its charts are copyrighted The chart numbers are so arranged that legal identification is easy of proof. The selsotioni and handicap figures attached to entries an arranged on the same basis. The latter corns from the work of four experts after the tele graphic receipt of charts and entries, ill per ions are warned not to use said chart or index numbers, selections or handloap figures. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. J. B. McDonald haB returned from Francs, after having safely landed Mr.W. K.Vanderbilt's stallion Halma and mares at the breeding farm at Villa Bonne, France. The trip was remark, able, in two weeks to a day from leaving Lexington, Ky., the horses were in their new home. Mr. McDonald has engaged "Eddie" Hughes to train the horses now in France to be raced there next year. Hughes trained " Jere" Dunn's f am-ons mare Sunny Slope, also the good horse Jack Point. The good brown mare Hypatia foaled in 1879, by Waverly, out of Sister to Buric, by Sovereign, and she out of Levity, by TruBtse, is dead at the Balgowau Stud. Hypatia was the dam of Hypocrite (the dam of Admiration), Gen. Miles, Bose Standish, etc. May Kennedy, dam of O'Connell, Ed Austin and many other winners, is thought to be safely with foal to Sorcerer. The yearling filly by St. Florian, out of May Kennedy, is growing into an excellent individual. Bab, Ordnung, Lady Meddlesome and other horses belonging to John F. Bchorr, which he left in California last spring, are being given slow work at Oakland and will be ready for early racing. The bay horse Compensation, 5, by Tournament Citronella, the property of B. E. Beach-fell at Saratoga on August 25. broke his leg and was shot. Page [5] Delmar Park Form Chart OELMAR PARK FORM CHART. ST. T.OUI8, MO., September 9. Sixty-first day. Delmar Park Jockey Clnb. Summer Meeting. Weather cloudy ; track fast first three races, last three wet and Bloppy. Presiding Judge, P. A. Brady. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing starts at 2 :S0 p. m. FIB8T BACK 3-4 Mile. Parse S100. 3-year-olds. Selling. 2X90 Ind Horses A Wt St 34 X StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 281422LADY BRAMBLE 9lF3 1 11 12 12 O'Neil A P Gooding 2-5 2-5 2-5 out 279733FICELE BAINT 105 1 32 33 21 23 T O'Brien Byan & Co 3 4 4 1-2 28161 DICK HOBSON 103 2 2 43 4 31 W NarvaezB C Evans 15 15 15 5 28U4 GOLDEN EA8TEB 103 6 42 2" 83 4 Irven L C Sloan 15 20 20 4 24899 GLEN BOW 95 4 52 5 5 53 Bell George Land 40 40 40 10 21729 NORWOOD BELLE 100 7 7 7 7 65 Lindsay Izatt & Roberts 40 75 75 30 26374 ROB. MORRISON 108 5 6" 62 62 7 D Hall Mrs F Simons 80 60 60 15 Time, 121, 24, S61, 481, 1:02, 1:15. Winner B. , by Bramble Charity, m Went to post at 2:32. At post 6 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Lady Bramble was in a very soft spot and won easing up. Fickle Saint was quite as easily second bast. Dick Hobaon ran a fair race under an inferior ride. Golden Easter showed early spaed, bat was mot held together in the fight at the finish. Robert Morrison, a big colt, was high in condition, and ran a fair race. Scratched (28164)Syncopated Sandy, 105. Fickle Saint, show, oat. Dick Hobaon, show. 8 to 5. 8E0ND ACJE 1 KUe Pnrsa 1300. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 2X91 Ind Herses AWt St 34 K X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 28U28ATIN COAT 3 99 4 71 7" 7 31 1" Bell Hughes & Elliott 3 4 31 6-5 28USELEVEN BELLS 4 102 3 1" 1" 1 1" 2" Lindsay T A DavieB 4 4 4 8-5 28044)PERCY B. 6 106 2 4i 2H 23 22 31 Powell L Lewis 10 10 8 31 (28113)TEUCER 6 109 8 8 6 41 51 4" Watson T G Watkins 4 5 41 2 28110 ELSIE BARNES 7 106 7 S 5 52 4" 5 O'Neil W H Billings 10 15 15 5 28139 ORRIS 4 106 5 61 8 61 6 65 Kuhn J C Ghio 10 20 20 10 (28014) LADY CURZON 4 106 6 22 S 8 71 7 Howell Cole & Co 6 10 8 3 280892TICEFUL 4 106 1 3"4i 51 8 8 T O'Brien Fizer & Co 3 5 41 8-5 Time, 13, 25, 49, 1 :15, 1 :42i. Winner Br. c, by Badge Mattie Rapture. . ....... Went' to post at 3:04. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Satin Coat, ridden properly and from behind, ran his bsBt race and finished fast and strongly. "Eleven Bella ran an extra good raoe and finished stoutly. Percy B. was badly handled at the finish. With a better ride he might have won. Teucer, almost left at the post, made up a lot of ground and was probably best. Orris showed speed for an eighth only. Lady Curzon ran in bar plates. Tickful bled. Scratched 28089 The Wag, 109; 28112 Charles D., 102: 28113 Ceylon, 102; 28045 Harry E., 99. Satin Coat, show. 1 to 2. Eleven Bells, show, 4 to 5. Percy R., show. 6 to 5. THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse S00. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 2 g Q Ind Horses A Wt St 34 K X BtrFin Jockeys Owners OHO P 28084 VILLMAR 5 107 2 31 i 3 32 12 Howell W P Doyle & Co 15 20 6 2i 26551 COREEL 6 107 1 5 5 45 21 Powell T A Gay & Co 80 50 50 20 281103H. B. TOBACCO 7 110 6 12 11 11 32 Patton E Slaughter & Co 1 7-5 4-5 1-2 27904 MAY VIOLET 3 101 3 2 23 22 43 D Hall P McGuire 15 50 50 15 28109 TEMP8E 6 105 9 9 9 9 51 Bell J E Hushes 4 5 5 7-5 27673 DANIEL 4 107 5 71 71 61 61 T O'Brien C Young 31 5 5 7-5 28144 DB. NOWLIN 4 110 4 8 8io 82 71 Enos D A Honig 6 10 10 3 28012 MRS. GBANNAN 3 101 8 63 62 5a 8 Lindsay J S Bratton 12 20 15 5 27329 GOV'BNOR JOHN 8 111 7 41 41 71 9 Snell C Roberts 15 SO 30 10 E. L. FRANE 4 107 10 10 10 10 10 Higgins A M Malhall 40 50 50 30 Time, 121, 241, 191, 1:161. Winner B. h, by Julien Old Miss. Went to post at 3:35. At post 17 minutes. Start fair. Won easily ; second handily. Villmar was well away, ridden carefully, sent along at the stretch head and came home as his rider pleased. Coreel was in all sorts of trouble to the last fifty yards, but ran a plucky and game race. H. S. Tobacco, suited by the going, did hia best. May Violet showed early speed and hung on gamely. With a good ride sho might have won. Tempse, a slow beginner, finished fast and will do at a longer distance. Governor John showed some early spaed. Scratched H7954 Zanetto, 110; 28044 Eing DoddB, 107. Overweights Governor John, 4 pounds. Villmar, show, evens. Coreel, show, 6 to 1. H. 8. Tobacco, show, out. FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St 34 X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 261663GLEN WOOD 3 95 4 11 12 12 11 11 Lindsay H McCarren Jr 15 30 12 21 (2674DBLINE 3 104 2 23 2 23 211 Vi Howell WMcCay&Co 6-5 2 2 3-5 81652SODTH BREEZE 3 92 3 3a 33 35 35 3 O'Neil J C Cahn 1 1 9-101-4 27604 LEE BRUNO 5 107 14 4 4 4 4 T O'Brien T Bayers 41 5 5 1 Time, 131, 25, 49, 1 :16, 1 :421. Winner B. c, by St. Leonards Glen Fairy. Went to poBt at 4:20. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Glen--wood, snited by the going and the weights, ran a capital race and stuck to his work gamely in the hard drive from the quarter home. Blink, a bit high in flesh, was scarce up to a bruising Tace, yet he was probably boat. The overweight hurt him and Howell gave him a jerky and -uneven ride taking him off his stride at the first quarter when he wanted to ran, again taking Jiim back at the half when he seemed to have Glenwood in hand. Blink came strongly at the finish, but the nature of his race had taken a lot out of him. South Breeze seems to have gone off. She ran an unreasonably dull race. Lea Bruno was a spectator. Scratched 281702Ethel Wheat, 102. Overweights Blink, 4 pounds. No show batting on first three. FIFTH RACE 5-8 Mile. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 2X94: Ind Horses A Wt Bt 34 K X BtrFin JockeyB Owners O H Q P 281U)ATTELLE 105 2 2a 23 23 12 T O'Brien WM Wallace 3 16-516-51 8168 WAEITA 112 1 4 42 32 21 Howell Stubbs Bros 3 5 5 2 281402OGLE 108 3 1 la la 31 O'Neil W W Finn 2 2 8-5 7-10 (279S0)WI8BENDINE 105 6 6 6 53 43 Watson H M Ziegler 3 4 4 7-5 281403ANNA ELLIOTT 102 4 8a 3a 41 5 Lindsay S Pack 15 30 30 10 28140 TRIO 102 5 5a 5a 6 6 Givens L Goldblatt 6 7 7 2 Time, 121, 241, 361, 49, 1 :021. Winner Ch. f , by The Commoner Elletta. Went to post at 4:49. At post 7 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Attelle reveled in the going and showed a lot of early speed, ran the fast Ogle and Wakita into exhaustion, came on with great resolution and finished going away. Wakita ran an excellent race under the weight, tihe was cut off when making a bid at the stretch turn, but would not be denied and came on the outside. Ogle showed the most early speed, but did not saem to relish the sloppy going. Wissendine, badly ridden, ran a very dull race, but came fast at the end. Scratched 28086 Harry Shaf er, 105. Attelle, show, 1 to 2. Wakita, show, evens. Ogle, show, out. Wissendine, ahow, 3 to 5. SIXTH RACE 0 1-55 Furlongs. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward. 28195 Ind Horses A Wt 8t 3 J4 X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 281442NEARE3T 5 99 2 2 la 11 U Bell G Dierker 8-2 2 2 T 14502 BALINDA 6 101 1 1" 21 21 2a D Hall F L Wilson 30 30 30 10 28088 HILEE 4 104 3 43 4H 3a 31 Howell Stubbs Bros & Co 10 10 9 4 (27974) JAKE WEBER 4 105 8 6a 61142 42 Givens P M Civill 6 8 8 3 281703 BEVOEE 6 105 5 8 8 51 51 C Hueston J F Dockery 6 6 6 9-5 28144 TULLA FONSO 5 101 4 72 71 8 6" Lindsay J Huffman 281423PBIMA II. 3 95 6 51 51 61 7 O'Neil D McMillan & Co 6 6 4 8-5 27856 TOM COLLINS 6 104 7 3" 31 71 8 T O'Brien Fizer & Co 6 6 4 8-5 Barred in betting. Time, 12, 241, 481, 1 :151, 1:22. Winner B. m, by Enight of Ellorslie Dearoat. Went to post at 5:23. At post 23 minuteB. Start poor. Won handily ; second driving. Nearest off in front and riddon hard and perfectly was put tj her very beat to win. Salinda ran a good race and Hall kept her right there to the stretch turn. Hero, Nearest stole a useful length and a half. At that Salinda was best when a sixteenth from home and was winning when Ball weakened in the drive. With a good finish she probably would have won. Hilee ran an extra good race. .He was coming strongly for the last three furlongs and might have won had not Salinda interfered with him on three occasions. Jake Weber, off badly, closed a lot of ground. Revoke was kicked while at the post, away badly, and given a weak ride. Tnlla Fonao was cat off after the start. Prima II and Tom Collins had no chance from where they got off. Overweights Hilee, 3 pounds; Revoke, 4. Nearest, show, out, Salinda, show, 4 to 1. Hilee, show, 2 to 1, Prima II, ehow, 3 to 5, Tom Collins, ahow, 4 to 5, Fort Erie Form Chart FORT ERIE FORM CHART. FORT ERIE, ONT., September 9. Fifty-eighth day. Fort Erie Racing Association, Summer Meeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, Francis Nelson. Btarter, Mars Cassidy. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. 28184: FIRST RACK 5 1-3 Furlongs. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upwara. Ind Horses AWt St 34 hi X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 2815820RDEAL 5 111 4 43 31 21 12 McQuade J Boden 1112-5 27903 NONA B. 6 109 5 2a 21 32 2 Troxler Charles Bay 21 3 3 1 28133 JOHN TODD 4 103 1 12 12 la jni Ellis Torreyson Bros 12 15 15 6 28105 GIVE AND TAEE 4 107 2 8a 41 41 41 A Weber O O West & Co 5 6 6 2 28183 LORD CRIMBON 3 104 7 61 53 51 51 C Wilson W Weir 10 12 12 5 28158 PRINCE E8HER 4 112 6 7 7 7 6 LThomps'nC J Feb 21 3 3 6-fc 28108 INFALLIBLE 3 102 9 9 8 8 71 May J Milton 6 7 7 21 28158 DIVA 5 107 3 5' 61 6 8 Adams J Cochrane 20 SO 30 12 281332INNOMINATUM 4 107 8 8 9 9 9 Manlove L Tilt " 8 10 10 4 Time, 231, 481, 1:01, 1:08. Winner Ch. g, by Rayon d'Or Ortegal. Went to post at 3:04. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Ordeal want to the front when called on and won as his rider pleased. Nona B. did her best, was wall ridden and bad no mishaps. She caught John Todd tiring in the ran home and easily disposed of him. John Todd showed early speed, but tired. Give and Take took a wide turn into the stretch and lost several lengths. Infallible began slowly. Prince Esher did not run his race. Scratched 28103 Tobe Paine, 114; 27921 Free Play, 101; 27695 Sunny Girl, 101; 28051 Blackford, 1. Overweights John Todd, 2 pounds ; Lord Crimson, 3 : Infallible, 1. Ordeal, show, out. Nona B., show, 1 to 2. -John Todd, show, 3 to 1. Prince Esher, show, 3 to 5. 28185 SECOND RACE 4 1-3 Furlongs. Parse $250. 2-year-olds. Belling! Ind Horses A Wt Bt 34 K X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 281S42DA8H 105 1 12 13 i Pirrman R J Hinar 8-5 11-511-57-10 28160 PAPER MAEER 114 3 26 22 22 May W D Winston Co8-5 2 8-5 S-5 (23134)FBANE BECEER 108 4 3 33 38 J Boland Desha & Co 2 21 21 4-5 265243MI8S BLARNEY 109 5 52 4a 41 C Wilson H P Headley 4 6 6 2 28159 SILVER CHIMES 105 2 4 52 51 W Woods W Oliver 10 10 10 4 (27155)GARLAND 105 6 6 6 6 Troxlar W Jennings 4 6 6 2 Time, 231, 481, 541. Winner Ch. f, by Ingoldsby Canebrake. Want to post at 3:37. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Dash" showed the most spaed and won without being fully extended. The weight anchored Paper Maker, but he always held the others safe. Boland was hustling Frank Becker along all tha way. Scratched 28106 Moderator, 112. No show betting on first three. 28X86 THIRD RACK 1 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt Bt 34 K X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 28022 TIP GALLANT 5 104 5 8 7H 61 2a 13 Troxler W Dynes 7 7 4 2 28138 ZIEGFELD 3 97 1 Hi 11 12 12 21 A Webar O O West & Co 10 10 10 4 28163 PUNCTUAL 3 97 6 61 4 4" 41 31 Adams O L Richards 2 2 2 4-5 28073 RARE PERFUME 5 93 4 7 8 8 63 41 Manlove Mrs R Liddil 21 8 3 1 28138 AVOCA 5 101 3 41 21 2" 31 5" May J Cochran 20 SO 30 12 28018 ROBE BIRD 3 93 2 2a 5a 52 51 66 Redfern E Moore 20 30. SO 12 280203LADY EZELL 5 101 9 51 3a 3H 7 7 Cash J Maddox 2 11-511-54-5 28163 BOIDLE 3 99 8 3" 61 7 8 8 V Moure J N Miller & Co 6 10 10 4 28022 ISAAC HOPPER 3 96 7 9 9 9 9 9W Woods W Oliver 10 10 10 4 28073 PR'CESSAURORA4 103 Left at the post. Ellis Torreyson Bros 8 10 10 4 Time, 281, 501, 1 :151, 1 :42i. Winner Blk. h, by Top Gallant Vesper. Went to post at 4 :02. At post 7 minuteB. Start good. Won easily ; second ridden out. Tip Gallant finished fast and came away easily in the last eighth, lie had to go all around his field to get to the front. Ziegf eld was driving to the limit. Punctual was outrun to the stretch but , ho was wearing Ziegf eld down in tbo InBt furlong. Rare Perfume was pulled up at the start. Avoca ran well for three-qnarters. Princess Aurora would not break. Scratched -28158 Micon, 100; 28054 Idle Chat, 93. Overweights Tip Gallant, 3 pounds; Boidle, 2; Princess Aurora, 2. Tip Gallant, show, evens. Ziegf eld, show, 2 to 1. Punctual, ehow, out. Rare Perfume, show, 1 to 2. Lady Ezell, show, out. 2187 FOURTH RACE 4 1-3 Furlongs. Purse $250. 2-yearrolds. Selling. ind Horses A Wt Bt 34 X X BtrFin Jockeys Owners OHO P 280742ME5SINA 108 1 22 Ins H Houck Mrs F Blossom 1 1 1 out 28159 COUSINS 105 5 32 32 22 W Woods R J Hiner 4 4 4 8-5 281042MARTHA D. 105 3 1 21 3a Donovan E W Fitzgerald 8 10 10 3 28131 ANNA LOUI8E 102 2 H 42 41 May P M Civill 15 20 20 8 28106 DEBENTURE 105 6 7 51 51 Coakley N Baker 15 20 20 8 281343HATTIE DAVI8 103 7 63 6 610 LThomps'nE Moore & Co 7-5 2 2 3-5 VICTORY QUEEN 103 4 52 7 7 EUis W E Cleveland 8 20 20 8 28053. DOMINICAN 108 8 8 8 8 Hayden Nagle & Mannix 15 20 20 8 26964 NATALIE H. 98 Left at the post. V Moure W Forman 10 10 4 8-5 Time, 23, 191, 561. Winner B. g, by Fresno Italian Beauty. Went to post at 4 :39. At post 14 minuteB. Start good. Won in a drive; second easily. Messina ran a fair race, but was driving bard at the end to stall off Cousins. The latter finished strongly and was wearing tha winner down in the last furlong. Martha D. showed early speed, but was tiring at the end. Natalie H. ran the distance twice to false breaks. Debenture finished strongly. Overweights Anna Louise, 4 pounds; Hattie Davis, 5; Victory Queen, 1. Cousine, Bhow, 3 to 5. Martha D., show, 7 to 5. Hattie Davis, show, out. Natalie T., show, 4 to 5. FIFTH BACK 6 1-3 Furlongs. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. gg g g tnd Horses A Wt St 34 X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 28077 L. HAMMERTON 3 101 8 83 51 22 12 Redfern L Smitha & Co 4 5 5 2 28078 MAPLE 4 108 1 la H In 21 Troxler Lamasney Bros 3 4 4 3-2 28078 MINNIE B. 5 107 3 4 31 31 3 J Boland J Desha & Co 8 10 10 4 28107 LIZZIE A. 3 101 4 31 2" 52 41 A Weber E Whalen & Co 8-2 8-5 8-5 1-2 26929 MIBd SHANLEY 4 105 6 , 5a 61 41 51 McQuade B L Cole 12 12 12 5 281073 GOLD. HARVEST 3 105 7 61 7 61 61 Ellis R E Watkins & Co 5 3 3 1 (27740) PB. PLAUSIBLE 5 110 2 2i 7 7 LThomps'n J E Garriett 5 6 6 2 28137 RUTH PARE 3 97 9 9 8 8 8 Cash J Maddox 10 12 12 5 28133 DANDIE BELLE 3 97 5 7 9 9 9 Adams Eerr&Capps 20 20 20 8 27925 MRS. DANIELS 4 103 10 10 10 10 10 Livingston Torreyson Bros 30 40 40 15 Time, 231, 481, 1:141, 1:21. Winner B. f , by 8t. George Virgie Johnson. Went to post at 5 :16. At post 9 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Lillie Hammerton came away in the last eighth and won as her rider pleased after an oarly drive. Maple showed the moBt early speod, but tired badly in the last sixteenth. Minnie B. was in a pocket on the backstretch and was driving hard all through the last furlong. Lizzie A. tired in the Btretch, but was never a strong contender. Prince Plausible tired in the run home. Golden Harvest pulled up lame. 8cratched-279802Cheval d'Or, 106; 278713Laudordale, 105; (28158)The Laurel, 103; 21470 Xerxes, 97. Lillie Hammarton, show, 1 to 2. Maple, show, 7 to 10. Minnie B., show, 2 to 1. Lizzie A., show, out. Golden Harvest, show. 1 to 2. SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. jgj g 0 Ind Horses AWt St 34 X BtrFin Jockey Owners O H O P 281083 WAR RANTED 3 96 7 7 6" 66 3" la Hayden Nagle & Mannix 1 1 4-5 2-5 27984 WATEBHOUBE 5 105 4 41 41 42 21 2" May R E L Rice 6 8 8 3 28054 ARGANAUTA 3 97 1 12 13 1h i 32 Adams F M Bray 8 10 10 3 28136 PRINCE OF SONG3 100 2 62 7 5 51 41 Badfern F 8 Nelson 5 6 6 2 28107 TYRBA 5 105 6 32 3 33 43 52 McQuade B L Cole 4 5 5 8-5 (28138) FLANEUR 3 97 3 21 la 22 615 615 W Woods J Maiden 6 6 5 2 281383QUAVER 7 101 5 51 5a 7 7 7 A Weber J Brinkman 3 4 4 7-5 Time, 211,481, 1:141, l:41i. Winner B. c, by Guarantee ClifBe Chapman. Went to post at 5 :47. At post 3 minutea. Start poor. Won driving; second the same. Warranted was much the best and had to be from where he got off. He saved ground at the stretch turn and was driving hard all through the last quarter. Waterhduse ran a good race bat cams wide into the stretch, losing ground that cost him the verdict. Arganauta tired in the stretch. Flaneur quit after going three quarters. Scratched 28163 Dick Warren, 105; 28163 Tusculum, 104. Warranted, show, oat. Waterhouse, show, 7 to 5. Arganauta, show, 3 to 2, Quaver, show, 3 to 5. Page [6] Harlem Club - Jockey - HARLEM PARK, CHICAGO. Mid-Summer Meeting Begins September 2. SIX OR MORE RACES DAILY, BEGINNING AT 2:15 P. M. STAKE AND SPECIAL EVENTS. ! Steeplechase Music by TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, Junior Handicap. 2-year-olds. 3-4 mile. $1,500 Races added. Banks Monday THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, Cicero Stakes, Selling. All Ages'. 1 mile. Hi-A(riAr'Q wregier s Wednesday $1,000 added. Friday Orchestra . . Saturday, September h, Mavwood Handicap. 3-year-oids and upward. 1 mile 100 yards. $1,000 added. ADMISSION $1.00. Special Illinois Central trains leave Bandolph street at 12:15,12:10, 1:C0 and 1:30 p.m., stop- Metropolitan "L" leaves" Pacific avenne and Van Bnren Btrcet at 12:49, 12:59 and 1:09 p.m, Ing at "Van Bnren street, Park Bow, Halsted street and ABhland avenne. Returning, first train stopping at all Loop stations, Halsted street and Marshfield avenne. si t HO: other trains directly after the races. x Lake Street Elevated leave Clark and Lake streets at 12 :50, 12:44. 12:51, 12:58, 1:05, 1:12 and 1:26 12th Street Electric from Van Bnren and Btate streets direct to track without change frora 9,m stopping at all Loop stations, leaving Bandolph St. and Fifth avenne 14 minutes later, 12:80 to 1:15 p.m. at short intervals, direct to track without stop. .Returning, first train after fifth race stops at all stations; other trains after raceB, stopping at ABhland avenue and Halsted street. Madison Street Cable connecting with surface electric at 40th street direct to track. ACPpplAI FXPRFSS TRAIN ontheLakeSt. "L" will leave Lake and ClarkSts. daily at 2:08 p.m. stopping at all Loop stations; leaving Fifth Ave. J' L-,ifL lm iioo I iVii aD(i Bandolph St. 14 minntcB later, for the accommodation of patrons who are nnahle to meet the earlier race trains. 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