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Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, October 20, 1901 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1901 drf1901102001 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, October 20, 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. yp. 252. CHICAGO, STJypAY7bCTO'KEIl 20, 1901. PRICE 5 CEKTS Argregor's Fast Race ARGE EG OB'S FAST BACE. Almost ideal rEcing weather prevailed at Worth yesterday ard tho popular Chicago Bidge couree booked its banner day of att.ud-anee. The track was almcBt at Hb best and a better day's sport hes not been seen hereabout in eometime. Betting was unusually brisk, the bookies getting the beet patronage of the meeting thus far. Ab usual the half-holiday crowd ras on hand but in larger numbers than heretofore. The feature event waB the Blue Island Handi-cay for three-year-olds and upward at one and one-quarter miles, with $l,0CO added. Much interest was taken from the contest by the withdrawing of Barrack, St, Marcos and Federal at the last mcmsnt. Even at that a field of eight faced the barrier, the adjustment of the weights giving them all a supposed chance to take down the plum. Argregor waB always a prime favorite in the betting, being held at 0 to 5, while the Hildreth entry, Searcher and Boiling Boer, was made the second choice. Argregor justified the belief that Denman Thompson beat him by a fluke the day before by putting up a clever performance and winning in impressive style. Haviland, closely attended first by Searcher and then by Kentucky Babe, set a hot pace for a mile and an eighth, where Winkfield, who had held Argregor always within easy distance of the leaders, called on him and he responded with a rush, beating Haviland to the line rather handily'by a half length, while the latter finished a length before Kentucky Babe. Havi-land's race was a good one and ha held on longer than usual. Kentucky Babe ran the best race of her career. Strangest finished fourth and would have been much closer up at the finish if he had not been pocketed against the inside rail in the last eighth Boiling Boer and Searcher had enough when a furlong out. Sen-man Thompeon was always outrun and failed in the laet quarter to show his usual powerful finishing ruBb. The day's opener went to Tom Byan's The Pride after a vigorous ride through the final furlong. It was a eeven furlongs dash, for which Federal was held as equal choice with bim, both of their odds hovering around the even money mark. At flag fall The Pride shot to tho front at once and held a commanding lead to the last eighth poet, where Federal closed up on him. Tho latter, although under strong preEEure in the closing Btrides, could not quite get up, The Pride winniDg by a long neck with Tom KingBley third, six lengths back of Federal. Both Tom KingBley and Lady Elite-showed well for Bix furlongs, but were very leg weary by the time the line had been reached. Little Elkin proved too much the beBt in the second race, a run over a mile and a half route. Linden Ella started out to make the running and held a good lead for the first seven furlongs where she had enough and fell back beaten. Little Elkin then took up the pacemaking and remained in front thereafter to the end, winning easily by two lengths from El Caney,-he beating Barilla the same distance for second placo. Coburn rode a clever race on El Caney, but the winner was too much for his mount. Barilla, the favorite, ran below expectations, tiring badly when the pinch came and had all she could do to outlive Yaldez for third place. The latter was tho medium of a heavy plunge, but tired and Bprawled badly in the last oighth. St. Cuthbert waB thought to havo a mortgage on the third race, a five furlongs dash, being always held at even money or less in the ring. He got off none too well but succeeded in getting into the lead by the time the stretch turn had been reached but along about the last sighth he waB joined by Alzura. The latter proved too much for him in the last fifty yards, gradually drawing away and winning by a length. Small Jack finished stoutly next to the inside rail in the last eighth and was lapped on St. Cuthbert at the finish. Emma B. as usual showed early epeed but faded away rapidly when the rub came. St. Cuthbert had not raced in some time and the race should do him good. Georgia as customary ran a dull race even with Coburn in the saddle. Tammany Chief, after many attempts here lately, finally put one over the plate, winning the fourth race, a dash once around the circle, in a rather easy fashion by a length from Evelyn Byrd, which finished three lengths before Chorus Boy for second money. Evelyn Byrd led up to the last sixteenth and appeared all over tho winner, but quit when challenged by the winner in the last fifty yards. Eva Bice showed a little early Bpeed, but tired and fell back when the head of the stretch had been reached. The last race of the day proved an easy thing for Mabel Winn, which made her field look cheap. It was a five and a half furlongs scramble for two-year-oldc, and it was supposed to be a sixteenth further than she likes to go ; but she gave the lie to such a belief by winning in a cantertby five lengths from Queen W., she beating Santa Teresa three; lengths for second placo. Zibia showed quite a turn of speed for a half mile, but grew leg weary rapidly in the last quarter. Santa Teresa flniehed fast, nipping Jane Oaker on the post for third money. Morris Park Form Chart MORRIS PARK FORM CHART. WESTCHESTER, N. Y., October 19. Tenth day. Westchester Bacing Association. Fall Meeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge. Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Bacing starts at 2:00 p. m. OQQCO FIBST BACK About 8 1-S Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. AOOO fl The October Steeplechase. $1,000 added. Ind HorseB A Wt St 4 8 12 16 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 287773FULM1NATK 5 154 1 Si 51 S3 43 H 12 Mara J E Widener 8 5 8-5 7-5 1-2 28324 OUBF. BELL 5 130 2 11 H 12 12 26 210 Pending BQ Tower 200 200 50 12 28777 KING T. 8 154 4 21 21 42 51053031 Carson H W Smith 8 8 8 3 287772M. SHBINEB 6 160 3 41 31 21 2 31 430 Bay G W Beardmore 8-5 9-5 9-5 7-10 28828 CHEEaEMITE5 138 5 7 7 6 6 6 5 Monahan J H McCormick 10 15 12 3 28777 MABS CHAN 10 135 6 51 42 53 31 41 6 Brazil Mr. Chamblett 10 20 20 6 28810THE ABBE 5 130 7 6 6 Fell. WilBOn CF Ambrose 30 60 60 15 Added Btarter. Time, 4:43. Winner B. g, by Bayon d'Or Feu Follet. Went to post at 2:00. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Fulminate waited under a stiff pull to the last half and then went to the front without much effort. Curfew Bell ran a remarkably good race and finished strongly. King T. went wall throughout. Mystic Shriner was grnatly handicapped by the slow early pace and was outsprinted at the end. Bcratchod-(28777)Zinziber.l62; 28777 CockBobin, 150: 287562 Miss Mitchell, 140. Fulminate, Bhow, out. Curfew Bell, show, 4 to 1. King T., show, evens. Mystic Shriner, show, 1 to 3. OQQQQ SECOND BACE Last 5 1-2 Furlong Eclipse Course. $600 added. 40000 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Ind Horsoa AWtBt K X StrFin Jockey Owners O H C P 28702 DELAGOA 106 2 " 12 14 u 16 Shaw J B Keene 3 4 31 8-5 28722 DESTITUTE . 106 1 2i 21 21 22 Booker S J Smith 10 12 10 4 - 28385 EXTINGUISHES 112 5 41 4 41 3k McCue T Shiels 12 20 15 6 27504 J. BABLEYCOBN 109 6 3h 3a 3h 41 Bedfern Pepper Stable 8 12 12 5 28759 GBAND OPEBA 109 3 5h 51 51 51 Odom C H Mackay 3 4 4 8-5 28778 BOCKEY 109 8 7 61 61 61 Wondarly W H 8ealey 6 12 10 4 28793 BIJOU 106 9 9 8 8 72 J Martin Setauket Stable 10 15 15 5 28831 ABB AH GO WAN K6 4 6h 7 7 8 Bullman P S P Bandolph 10 20 20 7 28619 BPEEDLINE 106 8 8 9 9 9 Smith C L Bailey 50 100 100 30 28616 CONNECTICUT 109 11 11 11 10 10 Brennan Westown Stable 100 200 100 40 28759 CALGARY 109 10 10 10 11 11 Monnce M A Beardon 20 40 40 12 257962BOMERSAULT 106.12 12 12 12 12 Cochran J G Follansbee 5 6 4 8-5 28722 CASSVILLE 109 13 13 13 13 13 Dangman T Monahan 15 SO 30 8 GENE3EO 106 14 .14 14 14 14 Wilson C K Niehall 100 200 100 40 287S931CK WATEB 106 16 16 16 15 15 Hayden F Bruhns & Co 7 10 8 3 28847 BONUS 109 15 15 15 16 16 Meariey M Dwyer 100 100 60 20 Time, 1 :05. Winner B. f, by Kinarston Bhodesia. Went to post at 2:35. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won in a cantor; second easily. Delagoa spreadoagled hor field and was a speed marvel today and must be away above the aver-ago. Destitute ran well and favors the Eclipse Course evidently. Extinguisher ran a speedy and game race. Grand Opera can do better and ran poorly for him. Bijou and Arrah Gowan both want mud and a longer route. John Barleycorn showed speed. Somersault and Ice Water got off badly. Scratched Tim D. Jr., 109; 288123Champagne, 106; 2879320ctoroon, 106; 28817 Gaygirl, 106; 28847 Virginia Grace, ICS. Overweights Extinguisher, 3 pounds. Delagoa, thow, 4 to 5. Destitute, show, 21 to 1. Extinguisher, show, 3 to 1. Grand Opera, show, 4 to 5. Somersault, Bhow, 4 to 5. ?88"84: THIBD BACE icllPse Course. $700 added. All Ages. Handicap. nd Horses A Wt St H H 3 StrFin Jockoya Ownere O H C P 28703 BOCKWATER 2 99 1 16 16 1h li Wonderly W W Sealey 4 6 6 2 (28815)B0XANE 4 109 3 21 21 21 21 Bhaw Papper Stable 2 3 21 1 28815 B. OF LBXINGT'N4 103 4 41 41 3" 31 Bedfern L Elmore 31 4 18-51 28721 LADY UN OAS 4 97 5 3a 3a 42 43 Cochran Osceola Stable 10 10 6 2 2882938ETAUKKT 2 92 9 5 Eh 5h 51 J War tin Betanket Stable 8 20 12 5 28819 MUSETTE 4 110 6 7 61 C 61 Odom J S Ferguson 10 15 12 5 28132 IMP 7 116 7 8 7 7 7 Bullman Harnese&Wimmer8 20 15 6 288463H1GHLANDEB 2 97 2 61 S 8 S LThomps'nB T Wilson Jr 10 20 15 6 2872S B'S COMMONEB 2 S6 10 10 10 9 9 Henderson J W Forsythe 15 20 20 8 28598 MILITABY 3 SO 8 9 9 10 10 Cr'ethwaitoA Foatherstone 100 200 150 50 Time, 1:10. Winner Ch. f , by Laureate or Clifford Ona I Love. Went to post at 3:00. At post 5 minutes. Start cood. Won ridden out ; Becond handily. Bockwater was best and showed brilliant epeod and gameness throughout. Boxane ran well and finished strongly, but the oarly epeed is dulled from hor recent long races. Belle of Lexington was prominent all the way and hong on well at the end. Lady Uncas ran in har bast form. Betanket finished with a tremendouB rush. MuBetto quit badly. Highlander requires a more vigorous rider. Scratched 28727 Bannockburn, 116; 27716 May W., 110; 28203 Bellario, 110; 28816 Corvera,108; 28630 Bappsnocker, 90; 28574 Bightaway, 90; 28778 Eddii Busch, 87; 28598 Little Gem, 85. Bockwater, show, 6 to 5. Boxane, show, 1 to 2. Belle of Lexington, show, 1 to 2. Q Q Q K FOUBTH BACE Last 7-8 "Withers Mile. 2-year-oldaAllowances. OOOO The Champagne Btakes. $2,500 added. End Horses A Wt St & H StrFin Jockeya Ownara O H O P (28550)END. BY BIGHT 119 1 11 li 12 U 12 O'Connor W C Whitney l-151-101-30 out 287032YANKEE 122 3 21 21 2h 22 23 N Turner W C Whitney l-151-101-30 out (28759)CAUGHNAWAGA 112 2 4 4 4 83 32 Wondorly W H 8ealey 12 25 20 4 28812 LUCK & CHABITY 108 4 31 3 31 4 4 Odom F CMcLewea &C0SO 40 40 6 Coupled in betting. Time, 12, 24, 49, 1 :15, 1 :28. Winner B. f , by Inspector B. Early Morn. Went to post at 3:35. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won in a canter; second the same. Endurance by Right and Yankee ran throughout under a choking pull. The latter acted like a great horse today and is a giant in appearanoe. Caughnawaga is a stayer but was lucky to beat Luck and Charity for third money. The latter tried to race with the winner and was poorly handled and shut off in the stretch. Ho is probably a good colt and should win soon. Overweights Luck and Charity, 1 pound. Caughnawaga, show, 2 to 5. (CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE,) MORRIS PARK FORM CHART-CONTINUED OQDQn FIFTH RACK 1 3-4 Miles. (Over the Hill.) 3-year-olds and upward. OOOD The Municipal Handicap. $2.500 added. Ind Horses AWt St St M. K M BtrFln Jockeys Owners O H O P "288153LA.TSON 6 95 3 2" 21 22 la n 13 Wonderly G Walbaam 6 7 5 8-5 28295)M. OP" H'RL'M5 100 S 4 4 6 6 32 23 Cochran Osceola Stable 6 7 7 2 287973 HERNANDO 3 106 6 6 8a 51 4a 42 32 Redfern W H Laudeman 5 7 7 2 28671 ADV. GUARD 4 121 1 5 6 43 5 5 41 O'Connor Car'thers&8hields4 6 5 2, (28705) BLUE3 3 119 4 11 U 11 22 21 510 Shaw FFarrell 7-5 8-5 7-5 3-5 28811)RAFAELLO 5 105 2 31 31 31 8 6 6 Bullman J Tabor 6 7 7 2 Added starter. Time, 21,49, 1 :15&, 1 :12, 1 :5E, 2 :09, 2 :34, 2 :58. Winner B. h, by Knight of Ellerslia Spaldie. Went to post at 4:05. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Latson, in rare form and with abundance of early speed, went out midway of the race and took the lead -from Blues and cams home practically alone. Maid of Harlem is another pronounced stayer and finished with a (treat burst of speed. Hernando ran a good race and will do well over a long 'distance on a more level course. Advance Guard failed to stay. Blues ran well for one and one half miles but could not stay the route under his high weight. The time is a new record for "the distance. Latson, show, 4 fo 5. Maid of Harlem, show, evens. Hernando, show, 6 to 5. Blues, show, 1 to 3. 0 Q Q Q rT SIXTH HACK l 1-8 Miles. (Over the Hill.) $700 added. 3-year-olds and 000 j upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P .28853 LEE KING 4 108 8 51 4h 4h 4 31 11 Cochran J 8 O'Brien 5 8 7 2 28811 PIEDERICH 3 100 5 31 2a 21 21 U 21 Brennan G F Johnson 40 200 200 60 28796 CURTSEY 3 100 4 la 11 11 12 11 3h Redfern J J Mackessey 10 15 12 4 "28811 AL8IKE 5 103 7 6 51 3a 3k 4b 41 Creamer W C Daly 7 8 7 21 28810 KALIF 4 103 6 7 7 7 7 6 51 Shea H J Morris 100 -200 200 50 28507 TOPMAST 8 108 2 4t 6 51 53 51 61 O'Connor Car'thers&Shields2 2 8-5 3-5 28725)A.VARGRAVE4 116 1 21 36 6 6 7 75 Hayden F Bruhna & Co 8-5 11-511-54-5 28631. LIT. DAISY 3 100 3 8 8 8 8 8 8. Henderson H C Schulz 12 15 12 4 Time, 24&, 50, 1 :17, 1 :42, 1 :54&. Winner B. c, by King Lee Kallavala. Went to post at 4:35. At poBt 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second handily. Lee King ran a surprisingly good race and finished strongly. Piederich also ran an unusually good iraca for him. CurtBey did well and is an improved filly, but is best in mud. Topmast and Alfred Vargrave ran badlv and their races do not count. Scratched 28795 Bound Up, 111. Corrected weights Topmast, 108. Lea King, show, ovens. Piederich, show, 30 to 1. Curtsey, show, 8 to 5. Topmast, Bhow, 1 to 3. Alfred Yargrave, show, 2 to 5. Gossip of the Turf GOSSIP OJT THE TURF. It is reported in New York that Danny Maher, the only American boy in England who has invariably received kind words from the turf critics, will be paid $25,000 as a retainer by the Duke of Devonshire. Tho announcement made Friday to the effect that Maher had received this engagement caused considerable pleasure to the I metropolitan racing men. Maher waB very popular in New York. He went to England to ; ride for the late Pierre Lorillard. By being retained by the Duke of Devonshire, Maher becomes, so far as the social ladder of the race world is concerned, the premier jockey of England, and also the royal jockey, for King Edward's racing string is racing under Devonshire's name. When Queen Victoria died the King had to transfer the horses he ran as Prince of Wales. Thoy include Diamond Jubilee, winner of last year's Derby. Maher is to get, in addition to his retainer, which is the biggest ever paid to an American, a princely salary. The Duke, and of course, the King, will have his services exclusively. The only jockey who ever equaled the figures to be paid Mahor was Fred Archer, the greatest jockey Enaland ever turned out. Said the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune of yesterday: "It is said that the Campbell County Grand Jury, now in session, will make a partial report today, and in Which it returns an indictment against F. F. Fowler, manager of tho Newport race track. The charge is that of conducting a betting ring at the Newport track during the race meeting held last spring and Bummer. The authorities secured sufficient evidonce to prove to the jury that tho laws had been violated. It is also rumored that a number of bookmakers that wore at the track will meet a similar fate. "The indictment does not come as a surprise to Manager Fowler, and he has stated that he feels thoroughly safe behind the charter of the Queen City Jockey Club. He claims that the charter, or rather tho articles of incorporation, of his track places it in the same position as all CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE. GOSSIP OF THE TURF. Continued from First Page. other race tracks in the state of Kentucky. The codification of the Kentucky laws knocked out all special legislation by the Legislature and put Latonia, Louisville and Lexington on the same footing as the Newport track." .A life size painting of the' great two-year-old Nasturtium, by Henry Stull, is to be presented to William C. Whitney by the trainers of the metropolis. No subscriptions will be received from owners, jockeys, etc., the trainers only, as a body, desiring to thus demonstrate their appreciation of Mr. Whitney's efforts in behalf of racing interests generally, and particularly in connection with the Saratoga Association, the large increase in stakes and purses, which is directly due to him and the great impetus given to breeding by the large amounts paid for Hamburg, Meddler. Nasturtium, Endurance by Right, and so many other high priced thoroughbreds of various ages. New York report Bays that Eddie Burke is a bigger loser on the season's racing than any other bookmaker has ever bean in this country. He is credited with being $150,000 loser on the year, and there are only a few days for him to get back part or all of that immense amount of monoy. Burke is probably the largest operator this country 'has ever seen. He operates in thousands where others deal in dollars. At Westchester last year he was a big loser, but on the closing day of the meeting they broke well and he quit something like $10,000 winner on the day. Mr. Burke is not alone in his bad luck. Other big operators are in the same box, their losses ranging from $25,000 to $100,000. The present meeting has been eapeciallyjdisastrons to them. Mr. Edward Corrigan's greatest success in England is with English-bred horseB and he won at Manchester with Fancy Man, by Best Man, and Semper Vigilans, by Carbine. Fancy Man won the Prince Edward Handicap of 1,670 sovereigns, carrying 91 pounds, and running a mile and a quarter in 2 :03, This is an English record for the distance. At the same meeting Mr. M. I'Anson's Bread Knife filly Loch Doon ran five furlongs in 57, when she won the Palatine Handicap. The best English record for the distance is 57, by Othery, at Epsom, three years ago. Exchange. Colonel Charles Green, of St. Louis, waa in Cincinnati a few days since and in the course of an interview said : "I have been on a short visit over in Indiana, among old frienda, and am on my way back to St. Louis. No, my visit here has nothing to do with racing. We have had one meeting this year of thirty days at the Fair Grounds, and the present meeting will continue for the same length of time. The racing, with us, has been successful, viewed from every standpoint this year. I believe that the differences between the American Turf Congress and Western Jockey Club are in a fair way to settlement, although I know nothing personally in that connection. From what I have heard recently I feel tolerably certain that the trouble will be adjusted within the next few weeks. I had intended giving a ten days' race meeting at the Lexington track, commencing about November 15, but as I hear of a coming fall meeting at Louisville at the Douglas track, I am inclined to ' believe my plan will have to be abandoned. I had. not formally announced that I would giva the meeting." Colonel Green said the prospect for good racing next year was excellent. Ha felt that there would be no more fighting among racing associations, as this season's experience has been too costly to be repeated." John Walters, the Canadian horseman, has arrived at Nashville and is in charge of Goorga Hendrie's stable, which will winter there. J ohn Greener's stable is in fine condition and he has some of the btst looking two-year-olds in the country. William Gerat, who bagged several purses at the last meeting, was not content with the quality of his racers, and has bought a now Btable of one to three-year-olds, and will be in position to capture rich stakes. The stable of Frank Bruhn, who recently sold Ben Mac Dhui for $10,000, will also winter there as well as stables of Harry Franklin, who owns Paper j Maker and other well-known racers. The other stables wintering there will ba those of J. M. Johnson, Albert Franklin, Scott P. Hardin, Ed Moore, Tom Hayes and Wm. Hayes. In all 500 horses will winter at Nashvillo. Ten yearlings belonging to Chinn & Forsytho, and shipped from Harrodsburg, Ky last week, have arrived at San Francisco, and will be prepared for the spring races. These yonngstors were broken by Alvin Patterson at the Fon-tainebleu farm. Nine of them are by Odd Fellow and the other is by Russell. Page [2] Monday and Tuesday. AGAIN we have a royal good thing, such as Benckart and Lord Roberts were last week. Miss getting in on this and be sorry for doing so for months to come. BEMEMBER we have a track timer that knows when a good horse is raady and on MONDAY AND TUESDAY two of the best things of the season are to be cut Ioobb. Everyone is looking for the best of it so are we, but we are always ready and willing to famish our clients with all inside information that is available. It is needless to advertise and try to hoodwink the race-going public. Our reputation is unexcelled, consequently our success. $3.00 Weekly. Wired at 3 0 a.m. Reynolds & Co., 72, 119 Dearborn St. MONTEZUMA'S GOLDEN TIPS ! Turf speculators, when yon are tired losing money on inside information th9n call on M. A. BOBERTS & CO. and BUY MONTEZUMA'S GOLDEN TIPS. Three to four winners daily. October 14 Benckart, Burnie Bunton, W. J. Doboe, Haviland, Frangible. October 15 Frangible, Aladdin, Odnor, W. B. Gates. October 16 C. B. Campbell, Gallantrie, Boiling Boor, Benckart. October 17 St. Hera, Barilla, Mc-Chesney, Federal, Money Mubb. October 18 Prince Blazes, Money Mubb, Denman Thompaon, Hermencia. We gave the above winners to our patrons. Price of solsctions $1 00 daily. M. A. ROBERTS & CO., 562 Wabash Ave., Chicago. Will sell system to a few reliable patrons. RESPONSIBLE BETTORS! Can obtain two to four GOOD ONES each week, between Chicago and St. Louis for remainder of season thereafter at California. This information from the BIGHT people on certain stables ONLY, at the RIGHT TI&lE. No money in advance but percentage of net weakly profits. Something legitimate and direct from the inside te responsible parties. For fnll particulars address P. O. DOX 914, MILWAUKEE, WIS. $50.00 FORFEIT. JKftf Vi&S ROOK will not win 75 to 90 per cent, playing through it. (Thousand of testimonials). Price $1.00 or 2c stamp for circular. D. A. Thurston, 7-8 Bennett Bldg., Detroit, Mich, Beference, any mercantile agency, Bunco-Broncho Information Co. Killing! Killing! Mr. Brown and myself gave up $500 (five hundred dollars) to get one horse scratched to make TAMMANY CHIEF THE GOOD THING. He was backed from 15 to 1 down. THE PRIDE, a pipe. Two scratches on account could not jget jockeys expected. ATTFNTION All out of town clients will please write and inform ma of what money . . ney 8ant office, also stats if they Bent nama and address for sp9cials on commission; also how many telegrams and names of horsea sent them. I received two letters from distant clients concerning wires and horses I know nothing of. Address my residance, 94 Lincoln Ave., and I will wire you a winner for your trouble. MfUHlAV fHIC Odds Like Tammany Chief, 5 to 15 lYlUilUHI UIlL to 1. I Guarantee This One 1--2. SPECIAL. DAH.Y CITY SHEETS WITH AIL RACES $1.00. 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 favorites. H. T. Allard always at office to explain any matter. I with my track man every moruin? as you know. Office 176 S. Clark St. in ticket office. Telephone 2119 Central. On sale at 11:30 a.m. at newsstand, southeast corner of Clark and Madison Sts. Also on sals at Bed Hot Stand at track. COL. J. C. WOOTERS, MGR., 91 Lincoln Ave. - - Tel. North 1007. Race Track Information Bureau, TURF CORRESPONDENTS. PUBLISHERS OF FORM LETTER HANDICAP. SUITE 500, 263-369 DEARBORN ST. TELEPHONE HARRISON 1580. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ITTnn flail HR tn Rfl tn 1 Sfint The work of this horse In private has been of the phe-lllUUUCiy GO IU I JU IU 1 QiyUl nomenal order. It has shown no public form whatsoever that would entitle it to any consideration. Its winning will prove a great surprise to the public and talent. This good thing is entered in an easy field and we are sublimely confidant that it will breeze home by itself. Therefore we caution you under no circumstances to fail to Get THis Extra Special Good Tiling StfaiSfi both will b about 5 to 1. Thtir work has been grand and they figure to be easy wiaaers. One day of our valaabln inside advice will convince you that what we advertise is absolutely reliable. Form Letter Handicap on all raceB. TERMS: $1.00 DAILY. $4.00 WEEKLY. READY AT 9 A. M. Race Track Information Bureau, 263-269 Dearborn St. Also Bold at Kolman'a cigar stores. 267 and 355 Dearborn St., and at cigar stand, Botunda, Adams Expras Building, 185 Dearborn 8t. ARE YOU AWARE?? That another one of my extra good things is to be pulled off MONDAY AND TUESDAY. With a small capital you can easily make several hundred dollars on this one. It is just as iood as LORD ROBERTS, 15-1; ST. HERA., 8-1; which I specified to my patron us EXTKA GOOD THINGS. PRICE 81.00. OR the b3neflt of patrons who cannot call at office,-! will have my "SPECIAL" sheet sent to them by special delivery in plain envelope, or wired in special tole- graph code bafora 12 o'clock. Also on sale at Bace a;v-IWsBB Track Fruii Stand, Saratoga, Morrison, Palmir House -e'ti fL",SljBl . Hotels' Cigar Stands, Gns Thomas' Reaper Block Bar--t?.- II,Bt L ber Shop, 95 8. Clark St.; The Saglo Cigar 8tora, 437 Daarborn ' - y'iHI " opPBite Polk 8t Depot. Ex-Jookey Vio Britton, lfifliliS SUITE 721-722, 225 DEARBORN STREET. mWWSm, TO HORSEMEN: Those who can convince mo that they mmMmimHKmmm have their horses good and fit and can win at good odds I will bet $500 for them with condition thaC I can give same to my patrons, write or call. Commencing November 2, I will wire specials as they come off direct from California. Those desiring same send name and address. The Pride, 6-5. Alzura, IO-I. Kentucky Babe, 3-1 show. Mabel Winn, 4-1. 1fi0 SUBSCRIBERS will verify they received the above good things Saturday. Five winning IV7V dayB last week. Wa gave our customers 21 winners ont of 36 racsa run ac Worth, inslud-ing the following long shots : Benckart, Alzara, Linden Ella, Digby Ball and othors. Is it any wonder onr customers are coining money and say onr information is far superior to any other? This is getaway week at Vorth. Our track timers inform ub they have a number of good things that will be cut loosj, and as form will ba at a discount we would advise you to call and investigate. Monday at Worth wa have 2-SPECIAL GOOD TMNGS-2 One of theBB will be 25 to 1; the other 8 to 1 or better. Tuesday, 25 to 1 show. Wednesday 30 to 1 or batter. Saturday, in laBt race for maiden two-year-olds, an abBolute cinch. If you want to biat the races be stiro and get the above good things, delivered free. Send In your mailorder Terms: $1.00 Daily; $2.00 Three Days; $4.00 "Weekly. CHICAGO - INFORMATION - CO. n2affiffi"n",lHgkw Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. B. J. Hutchinson is the latest horse owner who will take Mb stable to New Orleans in preference to San Francisco. Secretary Sheridan Clarke, before he left New York for the Crescent City on Thursday, secured the assurances of many prominent eastern turfmen. Colonel J. A. Strathy died recently at his home in Montreal. He waB until Wb health failed interested in steeplechasers, and owned some good jumpers. He imported George Frederick, the only English Derby winner ever brought to Canada. For the Paris Grand Prix of 1904, worth $40,-000, Mr. W. K. Vanderbilt has entered thirteen yearlings, most of which are out of the batch of mares sold to him by the late Pierre Loril-lard in 1895. Mr. Augnst Belmont has made three entries in the same race. The Jockey Wonderly, who has bsen riding in such good form both at Gravosend and Morris Park meetings this fall, was born in London, Ont., and first brought out by "Doc" Gray don, in whose colors ha won a number of good races. Mr. Seagram will winter quite a few of his youngsters in the neighborhood of New York, under the care of trainer McCable who used to work for the Dwyer Bros. Tom McDowell has turned out his crack two-year-old Alan-a-Dale until the spring. The son of Halma, bar accident, should make a more than useful three-year-old. Worth Form WORTH FOKSI. The form of Monday's Worth fields is: First Baca Monos, Lord Boberta, Knight-banneret. Second Bace McChosney, The Pride, Merriment, Third Bace Lucien Appleby, Bose Plume, John A. Clarke. Fonrth Bace St. Marcos, W. J. Deboe, Benck-art. Fifth Bace Winter, B. G. Fox, Andes. Sixth Bace Searcher, Omdurman, Adalante. Worth Entries WORTH ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race 1 1-16 Miles. 3-yaar-oldB and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (28591)Monos 3.. ..108 725 28863 Do Madge 4.... 105 675 28682 Mattie Bazar 4.... 105 650 23912 Free Pass 4 .. ..105 600 288743Chorus Boy 5.. ..103 665 28859 Moroni 6.. ..103 ..'....660 288152Knightbanneret 4. ...103 710 288593E1 Ghor 5.... 103 700 (28823) G. B. Campbell 3 ...102 690 (28827)Lord Boberts 3.. ..102 720 28874 flanswurst 3.... 94 650 28827 Ida V 3 ... 94 670 Second Race 3-4 Mile. All Ages. Allowances. 284222 Vulcain 4.... 112 685 (28870)The Pride 5... .109 715 28860 Bummer 5.... 107 670 286452 Ben Kattle 4.. ..101 610 Z8870Tom Kingaley.... 6. ...104 660 28844 Sea Queen 5 ...104 650 287873 Pigeon Post 3... .102 ......665 (28842) UcChasney 2.... 99 725 288232Merriment 2 ... 96 685 Third Baca 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Sailing. 2843Bose Plume 108 685 287523 John A. Clarke 106 680 28842 Lon Woods 104 640 288t22Lucian Apploby 104 700 288752Qaeen W 103 670 28448 Dark Secret 102 675 28858 Pyrrho 102 680 1 28590 Ceredo 99 600 288582Throstle 99 675 28812 Bragg , 97 665 28773 Amote 98 665 Fourth Race 1 Mils. 3-year-oldi and upward. Allowances. 288613St. Marcos 3 ...108 750 288132W. J. Deboe .. 3.... 98 735 (28825) Benckart 3.... 93 735 287893Fancy Wood 3 ... 93 700 Fifth Race 7 1-3 Furlongs. S-year-olda and upward. Balling. 288222 W. B. Gates 5 ...107 685 28753 Farmer Bennett 3.. ..105 650 (28863) B. G. Fox 5.. ..104 700 28826 Edith Q 3 .. 104 650 28845 Frelinghuysen 4 ...101 650 28827 Patroon 6. ...104 640 25877 LaGorta ... 101 600 28372 Winter 5... .101 725 28S633Andes 5.... 99 695 28883 Sam Lazarus Esq 5 ... 99 670 28859 Helen Paxton 5.... 96 640 287503Siren Song 4.... 96 660 Sixth Race-1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds. Selling. 28808 Omdurman 108 720 28873 Searcher 105 725 28755 Adalante 103 705 28826 Elmer L 100 700 28826 Jariowood 93 685 28787 Azim 95 675 28874 Jos Collins 92 675 28636 Deloraine 92 700 28808 Give All 92 650 Palm Racing Form ISSUED SYXB7 DAY, isstern JocKey Glufi Bulletin O7FI0IA.Ii OEQAK OF THE WESTEBN JOCKEY OLXJB. SEoitob jlkd Peopbibtob, F. H. BBUNBLIi, AaSOOIATH EDITOB, CliltlTON C. BlIiKX. SbobhtJlBT, Mbs, F. H. Bbunell. Istartd in tha Poet Office at Chicago aa second olan mattar. DAILY BAOINQ FOBM PUBLISHING CO. A Daily Befloctlon of tha American Turf by Talagraph. 154-126 Filth Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. COPYBIGHTED. 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Murphy, Agent, On Sale at 8:30 a.m. Daily Baoinq Fobm can be delivered to any address in St. Louis. Back numbers can be promptly supplied. Orders for advertisements can be left at the at. Louis office for telegraphic transmission. S1TBOIT OFFICE 139 Griswold Street. Frank E. McDonald, Agent. On sale at 9:00 a.m. CINCINNATI OFFICE-408-418 Vino Street, J. B. Hawley, Agent. On Sale at Noon. AT MEMPHIS, TENN.: B. M. Mansford Co. E. H. Clarke & Bro. AT DENVEB. COL.: Hamilton & Kendrick, 906-912 17th Btreet. AT NEW OBLEANS, LA.: H. J. Holle, 641 Commercial Place. AT BUFFALO, N. Y. : New Tiff t House. AT NASHVILLE, TENN. : Duncan Hotel. AT KANSAS CITY, MO.: Bickseckor Cigar and News Co., Ninth and Walnut Streets. CHICAGO, ILL., OCTOBEB 20, 1901. Page [3] Worth Form Chart WORTH FORM CHART. WORTH, ELI.., October 19.-Ninth day. Worth Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, M. N. Macfarlan. Starter, Bichard Dwyer. Bacing starts at 2:00 p. m. ()Q Q r7n FIB8T HACK 7-8 Mile. Pnrse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. j Q O I V 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. ind Horses A Wt St 34 ft X BtrFin JockeyB Owners O H O F 28844 THE PK1DE 5 108 21 12 12 12 12 J WinkfleldT H Byan 7-5 3-2 6-5 1-5 ( 28843 FEDERAL 5 107 In 2h 21 23 20 26 Cobnrn S C Hildreth 4-5 1 1 1-5 28823310M KINGSLEY 6 100 5 5 31 46 S H'shberger WHWil'mson&ColO 25 16 3 28790 LADY ELITE 4 102 4 3" 43 46 Jh 412 T Knight W 8 BarneB SO 30 SO 6 28769 E1NUS 4 99 31 41 5 5 5 5 Beaton Woods & Co 100 500 300 100 Time, 13, 25, 49J& 1:14,1:27. Winner B. g, by Dundee Beeswing. Went to post at 2:10. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. The Pride ran one of his good races, waB luxuriant of speed and Btood a vigorous ride all throngh the laBt eighth. Federal nnuhtd stontly bat could not Quits get up. He was under strong pressnra while coming down the last quarter. Tom Kingsley showed much speed for five furlongs and then began to tire. Lady Elite ran in much improved form and clearly showed Bhe does not like soft or muddy going, as she was hopelessly beaten off in her last effort. Einus ran well for a half mile. Bcratched-28786 Goal Bnnner, 99.' Overweights .Lady Elite, 3 pounds; The Pride, 1; Tom Kingsley, 1. The Pride, show, out. Federal, show, out. Tom Kingsley, show, 3 to 5. fc 1 Q Q rT "I SECOND HACK X 1-3 allies. Purse $500; $75 to second; $25 to third. jU O O I JL 3-yaar-olds and upward. Selling. ind Horses A Wt Ht St ft X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 288412L1T. ELK1N 3 91 5 3" 22 1b 1 11 1h Hope J J Ogles 4 7 7 11-5 288413EL CANEY 4 104 6 52 53 11 4" 31 22 Coburn G C Bennett & Co 8 10 8 2i (28841) 'BARILLA 4 S8 3 41 41 32 21 2 3 Bice T Settle & Co 8-5 8-5 3-2 3-5 288263'VALDEZ 3 99 7 61 63 51 5 45 4 Otis J Arthur 4. 41 31 7-5 (2S822)L1ND. ELLA4 105 2 11 U 21 31 .6 5T H'shbergerWHWirmson&Co 6 10 10 4 288053FOX BABD 4 93 1 2a. 3a 66 63 66 610 L Jackson F Grady & Co . 10 15 15 5 28841'UNCLE TOM. 3 i6 4" 1 1 7 7 7 7 D Mitchell T J McHale 20 80 25 8 Apprentice allowance. Time. 25, 50Jg, 1 :16, 1 :43, 2 :10, 2 :36. Winner Uh. g, by Lampliguter JSmma Pickwick. Wont to post at 2:40. orf at the first break to a good start. Won easily; second the same. Little Elkin assumed command after the first quarter had been run and was never afterward in serious tronble. He gradually increased his lead while coming down the last eighth. El Caney, cleverly bandied, nuislied nn determination, but had no chance to beat the winner. Barilla moved up fast when ta niug for home, but quit badly when the pinch came. Valdaz sprawled dismally in the last eighth and was a very tired horse at the finish. Linden Ella waB right there for a mile and a quarter, but tirjd and fall away in the run in. Fox Bard showed early speed. The winner was run up $200 by F. D. Boaz and bought in. Little Elkin, show, evens. El Caney, Bhow, evens. Sarilla, show, 3 to .10. Valdez, Bhow, 7 to 10. 'Qtt7; THIRD BACK 6-8 Mile. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. lOO I 4 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. lud HorseB A Wt St ft X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P (28804)ALZUUA 3 lu5 5 51 3 22 H L Jackson A H Vivoll 10 10 8 3 280tS13ST. CUTHBEBT 6 102 61 31 1 1 21 Bice S L'Hommedieu 4-5 1 9-101-2 288042SMALL JACK 3 100 73 62 6 31 35 J Hicks F Cook 12 20 20 7 28768'EMMA B. 4 105 2 1 21 41 43 T Dean J Brenock 6 8 8 2 28860 LYBOB BELL 3 105 8 75 81 61 56 T Knight J D Smith 10 15 15 5 288u4 LADY cONTB'BY4 105 4 81 71 82 61 H'ahbergor EBertonniere&Co 60 100 100 SO 28844 LADY lDBlS 3 100 1" 2 52 73 71 Blake A E Neff & Co 15 30 80 10 28860 GEOHG1E 5 105 31 41 41 51 8 Coburn D P Bodgars&Co 10 12 12 4 28661 LIKENKori 3 100 10 10 91 92 96 Gormley H Bobinson 20 20 16 5 24042 BKIP ME 3 106 92 91 10 10 10 Yickery T H Byan SO 100 6030 Apprentice allowance. Time, 12, Zi, 49, 1 :01. Winner B. f, by Emperor of Norfolk Miss Baldwin. Went to post at 3 :05. At post 15 minutes. Start good. Won handily ; second driving. Alzura closed up fast in the last eighth and was much the beet at the end. bt. Cuthbert, off none too well, got to the front just before turning for home, but tired in the last eighth. The race should do him good and abont put Mm on edge. Small Jack finished strongly next to the inside rail. He is about dne for a bracket and runs well in mud. Emma B. had no mishaps. She got off flying, but faded away faBt in the laBt eighth. Gaorgie showed a little early speed.. The others cut little figure in the dash. Scratched (28083)MiBB Conrad, 110; 28804 Barney Baal, 100. Overweights skip Me, 2 pounds. Alzura, show, 8 to 5. Bt. Lnthbert, show, out. Small Jack, Bhow, 2 to 1. yQC7Q FODBTH BACK 1 1-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. The Blue Island juOCJ I O Handicap. $1,000 added. $200 to second ; $100 to third. Value to winner $800. Ind Horses A Wt St St X ft X BtrFin JockeyB Owners O H O P 288612 ABGBEGOB 3 107 2 51 52 4H 3H 33 11 JWinkfleldC T Boots 2 2 8-5 4-5 288433HAV1LAND 4 93 31 12 11 12 U 11 21 J Hicks F Cook 8 12 12 4 (28733)KEN. BABE 4 9a 8 3U 81 21 22 21 31 Bice - J B Lewman & Col5 17 17 6 28823BrtC ANGKor 5 96 la 8 7 8 71 6" 4h L JackBon C K Burdeau 12 15 8 3 ( 28825) BOLL. BOEB3 107 61 4 4a 51 4 41 51 Coburn BC Hildreth 21 31 31 21 28823 HEABCHEB 3 96 71 2 2a 3 51 51 61 Gormley S C Hildreth 21 31 31 2 (28861JD. TH'MPS'NS 107 4 7 8 7 8 71 71 Blake F C MoBhiar & Co S 5 5 8-5 (28SU5)FKANGldLE4 96 51 61 61 62 61 8 8 Saaton F D Boaz 20 40 40 12 'Coupled in straight batting. " Time, 24,50, 1:15, 1:41, 2:07. ttt. Winner B. c, by Brutus Ledalia. Went to post at 3:50. Off at the first break to a good start. Won handily; second the same. Argregor wan cleverly rated along, always within easy distance of the leaders until just after entering the stretch, wnere he was called upon and responded like a major, He finished with a great rush and was gradually going away at the end. Haviland ran an exceUent race, hanging on much longer than usual. Kentucky Babe ran the best race of her career, but sho was tiring at the end. Strangest was pocketed next to the inside rail in the last eighth, or he would have been closer up at the end. Boiling Boer had enough when a furlong out, as did also Searcher. Denman Thompson was always outrun and failed to show his usual ruBh in the stretch. Scratched 288702Federal, 108; 288073 Barrack, 106; 2886138t. Marcos, 107. Argregor, show, 2 to 5. Haviland, show, 2 to 1. Kentucky Babe, show, 2 to 1. Boiling Boer, show, 7 to 5. Searcher, show, 4 to 5. The entry, place, evens. fcjQ"Q77f FIFTH BACK l Mile. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. aQO l 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St H ft X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P 288262TAM. CHIEF 3 95 5 9 81 71 21 11 Hope J J Ogles 8 12 9 3 288272EVELYN BYBD 5 105 3 2 H H H 23 Blake F C Moshier & Co 21 18-518-5 3-2 28845 CHOBDS BOY 5 108 41 62 51 41 41 32 Bobenson H Bobinson 10 25 25 8 287512 JOHN GB1GBBY 4 103 2a 8 41 31 3h 4 L JackBon J J Murray & Co 8 15 15 5 28841 WH1SPEB LOW 5 95 1 1 3 5 5 5h Munro G W CurtiB 20 40 40 10 288453H AN B WUB8T 3 94 9 82 9 9 8a 61 C Smith T Licalzi SO 50 50 20 280593MOE COLLINS 3 91 6a I? 73 82 71 72 D Mitchell J Arthur 20 40 40 12 2849iEVA BIOE 6 107 7h 41 21 21 6"k 8 Bice C K Burdeau 8-5 21 9-5 7-10 (28516JABTENA S 99 81 52 6 61 9 9 Gormley ECorrigan- 3 3 13-51 Apprentice allowance. Time, 25H 49&, 1 :17, 1 :42. Yi inner Ch. g, by Iroquois Great Annie. Went to post at 4:20. Off at the first break to a good start. Won easily ; second the same. Tammany Chief under a weak ride finished strongly on his own courage and was going away at the end. Evelyn Byrd ran a fair race, but tired in the last eighth. Chorus Boy finished stoutly and is ready to win in the mad. John Grigsby tired badly in the last eighth. Eva Bice showod well for six furlongs. The winner, entered for $700, was run up to $900 and bought by F. D. Boaz. Bcratched-28863 Synia, 105; 28827 Bt. Wood, 103; 28572 Winter, 103. Tammany Chief, show. 8 to 5. Evelyn Byrd, show, 7 to 10. Chorus Boy, show, 4 to 1. Eva Bice, show, 2 to 5. Artena, show, 1 to 2. OUQf7K SIXTH BACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. ,600 j Q 2-year-olds. Fillies. Belling. . Ind Horses A Wt Bt 14. ft X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 288402MABEL WINN 101 2a 23 22 12 15 T Knight J B BespasB 21 16-516-56-5 286053QUEEN W. 103 81 ZH 33 23 23 Coburn G C Bennett & ColO 15 15 6 28752'dANTA TERESA 94 71 71 61 52 3 Rice J F Davis 6 71 61 2 28840 JANE OAKER 92 51 51 41 32 46 L Jackson Waltring&Yeagerl5 15 9 31 28810 ZIBIA 90 41 12 Hi 4 51 T Meade Jageman & Weil 6 7 4 2 287883AMIBANTE 105 61 4a 51 61 62 Blake B Vincent 3 4 4 3-2 288242STEL. PEBKIN8 104 92 93 72 71 7 Doss L T Lee & Son 4 71 7 8 286423LADY BIRD 90 la 6 81 82 81 J Hicks G Lanka & Co 8 25 25 10 28605 KEN. MUDDLE 90 8 i 81 93 9 9 Beaton W D Greenwood 30 60 50 15 2 28686MIS8 MADISON 85 10 10 10 10 10 D Mitchell J M Bchorling 60 60 60 25 Apprentice allowance. Time, 12, 25, 49, 1 :01, 1 :08. Winner B. f, by Conrad Alvaretta, Went to poBf at 4:45. At post 8 minutes. Start good. Won in a canter; second easily. Mabel Winn finished with a rush through the laBt eighth and made her field look cheap. Queen W. was easily the best of the others. Santa Teresa came with a good buret of speed in the last fifty yardB, nipping Jane Oaker on the post. The latter was tiring badly at the end. Zibia was speedy for a half mile ancrthen faded away. Amirante could not extend herself well in the hard going. Bhe runs best in the mud. Stella Perkins' race waB not to the mark. She is an in and outer and is hard to guess. Scratched 28809 Lady Like, 90; (28605)Blua Bidge, 95. Corrected weights Zibia, 90. Mabel Winn, show, 3 to 5. Queen W., show, 3 to 1. Banta Teresa, show, 3 to 2. Zibia, show, evenB. Amirante, show, 7 to 10. Jockeys Handicapped JOCKEYS HANDICAPPED. Daily Raging Foem will from now on publish each week a table of the rating of tht Jockeys riding at each track based on their performance in tha saddle. The best ridera at each track will be given tha uniform rating oi 100, and from that point the others will bt graded down according to their estimated relative skill. For a difference of five points between the jockeys a corresponding five point i change in tha handicap figures assigned tht horses in any race must ba made. Only riders frequently in the saddle will be givenaplaci in tha tables. Tha following is tha rating of thi Jockeys now riding over tha various tracks : At Worth: Jockeys. Pet. JockeyB. Pet. Coburn 100 Birkenruth 85 Winkfield, J 100 Bice 85 Cay wood 100 Narvaez, B 85 Blake 100 Jackson, L 85 Dominick 95 Steele. B. 85 Knight, T., 95 Lyne 85 Butter 95 Dean, T 80 Gormley 95 Doss SO Dupee 95 Hueston 80 Landry 95 Lewis, 0 80 Gilmore 90 Mitchell, D 80 Vititoe 90 Martin, W. H 80 Nutt 90 Weir 80 Booker, C 90 Arven 80 Gouin 90 Short 80 Walsh, J 90 Hope 80 BanBom 90 Munro 80 Alexander 90 Miller, J 80 Vickery 90 Beriman 75 Bobertson 90 Ezell 75 Mclnerny, J 85 Gaines 75 Corner . 85 McKenna 75 Baker,. J 85 Boy 75 Davisson 85 Timms 75 Flick 85 Nelson 75 Newcom 85 Dibble 75 Beaton 85 M.Hill 75 Lewis, 1 85 Schwartz 75 Kiley 85 Knapp, W 75 Jones, V 85 Vest 75 OtiB 85 Smith, C 75 Bassinger 85 At Morris Park : Bullman 100 Hoffman 75 Burns, T..... ..100 Thompson, G 75 McCne 100 Neumeyer. 75 O'Connor 100 Sogers 75 Spencer 100 Wade 75 Shaw 100 MiUer 75 Turner 100 Allaire 75 Simms 95 Brown 75 Slack 95 Shea 75 Littlefleld 95 Callahan, J 75 Mounce 95 Frasch 75 Odom 95 Gannon 75 Woods, J 95 Higgins 75 Walsh, T 90 Manlove 75 Cochran 90 Zahn 75 Bmith, L 90 Donegan 75 Wonderly 90 J. McDermott 75 Bedfern 90 King 75 Lamley 85 Bmith 75 Brennan 85 White 75 Clayton 85 Force 75 Michaela 85 Taylor 75 Garrigan 85 Holcomb 75 Miles 85 PoUock 75 Booker 85 Coylie 75 Pickering 85 Creamer 75 McGinn 85 MulhoUand 75 Lyne 80 Downing 75 Wilson, H 80 Desmond 75 Moore 80 Waugh 75 Silvers 75 Creighton 75 Fitzgerald 75 Wilkereon 75 Goodyear 75 Bomanelli 75 Henderson 75 At St. Louis Fair Grounds : O'Brien, T 100 Narvaez, W 80 Bose, L 100 O'Connor, J 80 Dale 100 Lynch 80 O'Neil 100 Irvin 80 Gilmore 100 Hart 75 Troxler 100 Miles, F. 75 Beauchamp 100 McCluskey 75 McCann 95 Finnerty 75 Wedderstrand 95 Clark, 75 Dugan 95 Mulhall 75 Daly, L 95 Abel 75 Houck 90 Vancamp 75 Fauntleroy 90 Dowler 75 Overton 90 Murphy, E 75 Plunkett 90 Anstet 75 Vititoe, D 90 Boeder 75 Morse 90 Hardy 75 EnoB 90 Harrison 75 Murphy, B 90 Golden 75 Lindsay 90 Scully 75 Patton 90 WiUiams, C 75 Aker 90 Bookie 75 BlosB 90 Moore 75 Kuhn 90 Gough 75 DalytJ 90 TuberviUe 75 Morrison, A 85 Balph 75 Davisson, J 85 McKinney 75 GivenB 85 Bramlett 75 BeU 85 Booker, C 75 Earl 85 Lowe 75 Her :.. 85 White 75 Wainwright 85 Jones, H 75 Hall, D 85 Page 75 Watson 85 Houston, F 75 Hothersall, J 85 Yancy 75 Shaw, D 80 Lampard 75 Barringer 80 Wallace 75 Moon 80 Taylor, G 75 Winslett 80 McQuade 75 Miles, T 80 Washington 75 Moody 80 Morris Park Form MORRIS PARK FORM. New York, N. Y October 19. Tha form of Monday'a WestcheBter Heidi is : First Bace Sifter, Baby Bill, Walter Cleary. Second Race Redpath, Smoke, Chuctauunda. Third Bace Namtor or Feme Bole, Grand Opera, Bose of May. Fourth Bace BrunBwick, Lux Casta, Tribes Hill. Fifth Bace Elegy, Miss Almy, Bivenoak. Sixth Bace The Bhymer, Carbuncle. Morris Park Entries MORRIS PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Waathar clear; track faBt, First Race About 1-3 Miles. Steeplechase. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap, Ind, Horses. Age. Wt. fldep. (28828) Baby Bill 10....160 690 28828 BoisteroUB 8 .... 152 680 28607 waiter Cleary 4. ...147 685 28828 Sifter 6.... 140 700 281bb2Miss MitcheU 5.. ..140 680 28S28 Owassa 6... .138 670 200U UlaBher 3.. ..132 675 28324'Eophone 4.... 132 685 28S822Curfew Bell 5.. ..ISO 680 287E6 Lightning 3.... ISO , 660 J. H. Lewis, Jr., entry. Second Race Last 7 1-8 Furlongs, (Withers Mile.) The Second Monday Handicap. $7C0 added, All ages, 288492'Chuctanunda 3.. ..124 735 (28814) Bedpath 4.... 115 750 (Z8758)8m0Jce 4.. ..115 ......740 287763Uhilton 2... .110 725 288853'C'aughnawaga 2... .103 730 287(6 Peninsula 2... .100 785 28794 Glen Water 2.... 98 720 288l32Himself 3.... 90 715 28831 Andy Williams 2.... 90 710 W. H.Sealey entry. Xhird Race Eclipse Course. 2-ysar-olda. Sailing, The Goldsmith Stakea. $700 added. (28722)Feme Sola 113 740 (28794) 'Namtor 110 750 28743Lady Sterling 107 730 28776 Flora Pomona 107 720 2892Blanket 106 725 28722'Anak 106 715 28450 Cryptogram 106 725 28776 City Bank ....106 730 28846 Man o' War 1Q4 725 21018 April Shower 104 710 28348 Sister J uliet 103 730 28883 Grand Opera 102 735 28574 Bightaway 96 710 28847 O'Hagen 96 725 8831 Andy Williams 96 705 2879itLaoy Godlva 93 720 287ayftf osa of jnay 93 735 28846 Blanche Herman 93 720 28883 Bijou.... 93 700 28634 Carroll D 91 .695 A. .Belmont entry. tW. C. Whitney entry. Fourth Race Latt 6 1-3 Furlongs. (Withers Mile.) 2-year-olds. Allowancaa. ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. (28846) Tribes HiU 112 735 l287ijNamtor 112 730 28574 Bightaway 112 690 28776 PeuinBUla 112 720 28883 Calgary 112 700 28776 City Bank 112 715 263103Northern Star 112 710 28831 Keynote 109 705 288122Umnswick 109 750 2883l3iie88ie McCarthy 103 725 (28794)Lux Casta ..109 740 (28847) Josephs 109 735 287743ijady Sterling 109 730 Longlove, b. c, by Kantaka Longleaf 102 Fifth Race Withers Mile. 3-yoar-olds. Maidens. Allowances, ind. Horses. . Age, , W. Hdcp, 18826 Heathsville 110 700 28611 Plumed Knight 107 705 287b03 Misa Almy 107 720 28810 Anna Darling 107 700 2s8l03Klegy 107 725 28724 Bivenoak 107 715 27877 Hardshell ....107 705 28760 Philma Paxton 107 710 Sixth Race 3 Miles. (Withers Course.) All Ages. Allowances. The Water Color 8takeB. . $1,000 added. 288493Carbuncle 4. ...123 720 287972The Bhymer 3... .111 725 26286 WiUiam H 2.... 87 705 Racing Dates of 1901 RACING SATES OF 1901. Bt. Louie (Fair Grounds) 8apt. SO-Oct.Sl Morris Park, N. Y October 7-26 Worth (Chicago) October 1026 Latonia, Ky Oct. 26-Nov. 16 Lakeside, Ind Oct. 28 Nov. II Aqueduct, N. Y Oct. 28-Nov. 9 Oakland, Cal ....Nov. 2 Dec-Washington, D. C. (Bennings) Nov.. 11 SO New Orleans, La Nov. 28-Doo. 31 Page [4] PEDIGREE BU&.NKS. On linen paper, artistloally edged in eolort ruled and arranged for six generations of ilrer and dams of indiriduali and their ansestort Zen tents each, HM per dosen, 13.51 per hus Ind. No owner of a stallion should be wltt vut e supply. DAILY BAOIMO FOBM, Wanted at once. Full price paid for Daily Racing Form's Books of May, 1901, delivered in good condition at this office. NOW READY. 20TH YEAR, ..the.. Goodwin's annual Official of 190Q. 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An Official Compendium of Records, Running, trotting and pacing, ' - The pugilistic record of 1900, Handicapping and bookmaking tables. (TOUB HANDICAP TABLES WITH KJEYS.) luminaries ou Experts on trie Past Year's Doings. ...EDITED BY F. H. BRUNELL... so ents in Paper. Daily Racing Form Publishing Co., .jQSsilJnLISSS ...124-126 Fifth Ave., Chicago, 111. St. Louis Entries ST. LOUIS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: traekfast. First Race 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling, Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdop. 286553Kilimandsoharo 108 715 288J4 Precisely 108 725 28617 Irosuta 105 705 28707 Mr. Timberlake.... 105 .720 28878 Carat 105 715 25135 Chanterelle 105 710 Second Race 1 Mile and SO Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. 28784 Honeywood 4.. ..114 705 28881Nekarnis 6... .111 720 28818 Bon O'Fallon 6... .111 710 28818 Or. Clark 4.. ..Ill 700 28809Omella 6.. ..107 715 2887S Bylyian 4....107 .705 Glnspray S....107 26914 A Be Ti 4....107 700 28877 Loone S....102 725 28748 TheCaxton.. 3.... 98 715 Third Bace 6 1-8 Furlongs. S-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 27781 Captain Lowery 5 .... 110 695 28853 Militant 3....107 710 27949 Kenneth Jr 4. ...107 695 28764 Skillman 6... .105 705 28782 Delsarte 6....102 710 28582 Diana Fonso 4... 102 705 (28821)Our Lady 3....102 725 28865 Lasso 4....102 715 28865 Bermuda Prince 4 .... 102 700 28821 Lady Bramble 3.... 97 720 28855 Miss Aubrey 3.... 97 715 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 2886Tom Collins 6.. ..108 (28836)Ciales 4....105 715 (28866)fBrulare 6....105 725 288792A. D. Gibson 3....105 ......720 28802 Jake Weber 4. ...105 710 288663 Tremar S....100 715 (28865)Orloana 3 .. 100 705 Barred in betting, fA. Johnson & Co., entry. Fifth Bace 1 1-16 Miles. All Ages. Allowances. 28868 Peaceful 4....109 720 288682 Wax Taper 4.. ..107 725 38693 Beana 5. ...104 705 28868SAlbert F. Dewey.. 8.... 98 715 28766 Spry 3.... 95 710 288522Antolee 3.... 95 .715 (28802)BunnelB 2.... 94 710 Sixth Race 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward, Belling, (28856)Euterpe 5... .106 725 28881 Bochester 4.... 106 720 28679 Terra Incognita 5.... 104 710 28868 Joe Doughty 5.... 103 695 (28877Sir Bolla 6... .103 715 28820 Banquon 7....100 700 288803George Lee 6.... 100 705 28868 South Breeze 3.... 97 715 St .Louis Form ST. LOUIS FORM. Bt. Loots, Ho., October 19. She (on ot Monday's Fair Grounds fields ii : First Bace Precisely, Mr. Timberlake, Carat. Second Race Loone, Nekarnis, The Cazton. Third Race Oar Lady, Lady Bramble, Miss Aubrey. Fourth Bace Johnson entry, Giales, Tremar. Fifth Bace Wax Taper. Peaceful, Antolee. Sixth Bace Euterpe, Bochester, Sir Bolla. Page [5] St .Louis Form Chart ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. 3T. LOUIS, BIO., October 19. Eighteenth day. St. Louis Fair Association. Fall Meeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, P. A. Brady. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purae $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. '287(3 Ind Horsos A Wt Bt X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 28767 MACON 4 105 13 7 71 72 HI Irvin L Lemp 12 12 7 2 287992LITTLE CHICO 3 100 5 41 2H 11 21 Lindsay W McLemore 13-54 31 6-5 28839 WABAN 6 108 11 12 91 52 31 Givens W H Leonard 10 15 IS 41 28816 SALINDA 6 105 1 21 42 63 41 Troxler F L Wilson 4 4 31 7-5 28819 SYLVIAN 4 105 6 62 3 2if 53 O'Neil T A Gay & Co 31 6 6 2 28816 NANNIE J. 5 110 4 3" 82 82 6 W Narvaez J P Housley 20 20 20 8 28749 CLONSILLA 6 110 12 10a 10 91 75 Watson J F Fogg 4 8 8 3 28765 MI8B GUIDO 3 100 8 12 11 8h 83 Fauntleroy Cole & Co 15 15 13 6 18371 MENU 5 105 10 8 11 101 96 BoauchampW V Conran 31 10 10 5 -28835 ONE MORE 3 103 7 9a 61 41 101 JHothers'llJ H Larue 30 30 30 12 28618 VOGEL 5 100 9 51 51 11 1H Wallace U S Wishard 15 20 20 8 58485 VIRGIL CLAY 5 107 2 14 12 13 123 McQuade A D MorriB 30 30 30 12 28853 WIGGINS 6 105 14 13 13 14 135 Kuhn Foster&Brumfield40 40 40 15 28726 INVOCATION - 4 110 3 11 14 12 14 Patton L V Bellow & Co 20 20 20 8 Time, 13, 241,491, 1:02, 1:16. Winner B. g, by Kismet Blue Dress. Went to post at 2 :12. Atpost 11 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Macon -was much the best. All but left at the post he finished fast and won as his rider pleased. Little Chico showed speed but quit as usual. Waban ran a good race and would have given the winner an argument with a better send off. Salinda seoms to have gone off entirely. Sylvian had no mishaps. The weight stopped Nannie J. Wiggins and Invocation had easy races and will bear -watching. Scratched 288352Certain, 100. Overweights One More, 3 pounds ; Virgil Clay, 2. Macon, show, evens. Little Chico, ahow, 1 to 2. Waban, show, 21 to 1. Salinda, show, 7 to 10. OQQf7f7 SECOND RACK 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purae S300. 3-year-olds and up- OO I I ward. Belling. Ind Horses A Wt St jj K X BtrFin JockeyB Owners O H C P 28857 SIR ROLLA 6 107 10 Id 103 9s 53 Ik Bell Hughes & Elliott 4 7 7 21 28693 ELSIE BARNES 7 104 1 11 1" 12 12 2" Troxler W H Billings 6 10 8 3 28764 KISME 7 104 6 4 41 3a 2 32 BeauchampJ Powers 6 10 9 4 28761 GOVERN'R BOYD 6 107 4 81 82 61 31 48 Givens W 8 Laird 5 8 8 3 287642KITTIE CLYDE 4 110 2 31 32 2h 4a 52 JHothors'llT Bayers & Co 21 3 3 6-5 28839 BELLE BIMP30N 4 104 5 72 93 83 7 6a Kuhn J Keefe & Co 10 15 15 6 288392IRVING MAYOR 3 93 7 61 61 71 93 7a L Daly F Sharp 6 7 7 3 28852 LOONE 3 95 3 2a 2a 4" 82 85 Fauntleroy P J Miles 5 5 13-56-5 28782 EOCRY8 3 100 8 5" 51 53 1015 91 Irvin Manton & Co 20 100 100 40 28764 BABRICA 4 104 9 911 71 101 61 103 Lindsay D J Sullivan 16 30 SO 10 21036 BRIDGETON 8 104 11 11 11 11 11 11 Watson T Hums 40 50 40 15 Time, 131, 251, 501, 1 :161, 1 :42i, 1 :7. Winner B. h, by Top Gallant Little Kate. Went to post at 2:50. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won in a hard drive of three. Sir Boll a has been improving steadily, ran a good race, finished strongly and Bell outfinished Troxler, Elsie Barnes ran in improved form and had she been shaken up a trifle at the end would .have won. Kisme ran a good race showing improvement. Governor Boyd tired in the stretch run. Kittie Clyde was giving away too much weight and too much use was made of her in the early stages. Loone was given a very bad ride. Scratched 28852 Lady Callahan, 104; 28857 Amelia Strathmore,104. 28679 Lady of the West, 104; (288S9)Nannie Nolan, 101. Overweights Eocrys, 5 pounds." Sir Holla, show, 6 to 5. Elsie Barnea, show, 8 to 5. Kisme, Bhow, 2 to 1. Kittio Clyde, ahow, 1 t'o 2. Loone, show, 3 to 5. - 28878 THIRD RACE 5-8 Mile. Purse $3U0. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St M K X StrFin Jockeyg Owners O H C P 28817 PAUL CREYTON 108 4 61 6 52 11 O'Neil F Egbart 31 4 9-5 7-10 DR. HART 105 6 51 41 4H 22 Lindsay C H Sellers 4 5 41 21 -28858 STING 105 5 91 7a 81 3 Kuhn CEJeffers&Co 4 6 6 21 28853 HAS GIFT 105 10 41 32 21 4a Fauntleroy J Huffman 3 5 41 8-5 28817 LADY BROCKWAY 105 2 la 12 12 58 R Murphy E L Liger . 7 10 10 41 28763 LEE NUTTER 108 8 101 81 62 61 Watson H Nutter 10 16 16 6 28834 CARAT - 105 9 82 91 9 71 BeauchampMartin & Patton 4 11 11 4 28744 KEGEL 105 1 21 211 SH 8 Troxler P M Civill 6 15 15 6 28690 MISS DORA 105 7 71 101 10 91 L Daly R R Rice 15 30 30 12 28854 BENDORA 108 3 3 52 7a 10 W Narvaez J Burrows 10 16 16 6 (28707JOAKLING 108 11 11 11 11 11 Patton C Roberts 6 25 25 10 Time, 121, 241, 49, 1:021. Winner B. c, by Quicklime Belle Baden. Went to poBt at 3:21. At post 15 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Paul Creyton was much the best and best ridden, especially at the finish. Dr. Hart ran a good race for a first start, showed speed and was well handled. 8tiDg was given an easy race and can do better. Has Gift did her best and likes a soft track. Lee Nutter can do better. Kegel Bhowed earl; spoed as usual. Carat can improve on this race. Scratched 28534 Hydrophobia, 105; 28690 Josie F., 105 ; 27930 Colonel Stone, 105; 28781 At-telle, 105. Paul Creyton, Bhow, 1 to 3. Dr. Hart, show, 6 to 5. Sting, show, evens. 41QQT O FOURTH RACK 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. 8elling. ZOO I J The Gasconade Stakes. Sl.OOO added. , Ind Horses AWt St 34 H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P (28747JL. BTHATHMOHE 116 3 23 210 212 23 H O'Neil T P Hayes 1 6-5 9-101-2 28866 A. D. GIB80N 105 1 1 13 12 l 25 BeauchampW W Darden 6 15 15 5 28858 MISS THRESA 95 4 62 6 63 43 3$ FauntleroyF W Holtgrewe 8 20 20 6 28766 MENACE 93 2 4a 4 4 68 4" J Daly Fizer & Co 18-518-516-57-10 288213PRIMA II. 95 6 3a 3a 31 32 52 Bell D McMillan & Co18-56 6 2 2886538ALVE 93 5 53 52 52 52 610 L Daly 8 P Harlan 18-56 6 3 (28839)NANNIE NOLAN 93 7 7 7 7 7 7 M Johnson J Burrows 15 30 30 8 Coupled in straight betting. Time, 13, 241, 481, 1:15, 1 :41. Winner B. f, by Htrathmore Lady Loud. Went to post at 4:05. At post 18 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. After quite a pst delay and several breakaways in which she was prominent, Lady Strathmore went after the flying A. D. Gibson, raced him into submission and came home alone. It was a good race for her. the track and conditions considered, and she showed that she can pack high weight, come from behind and stand a drive, all of which she was not supposed to do. A. D. Gibson ran a good race and held on surprisingly well. Miss Thresa finished strongly as usual. Menace ran a bad race without mishaps. Salve needs a strong rider to make him do himself justice. Overweights Prima II., 2 pounds. Lady Strathmore, show, out. A. D. Gibson, show, 2 to 1. Miss Thresa, Bhow, 8 to 5. Menace, show,j)ut. 28880 FIFg u-ACK1 l3 Miles ParBe$300. 3-year-olds and upward. , tnrt Horses A Wt Bt Bt X H X BtrFin Jockeys Ownen O H O P 28856 LEE BRUNO 5 105 1 1 la m 12 11 11 irvin T Hayres 3 10 41 2 288562CHARLE8 D. 5 105 2 22 43 3 28 23 210 BeauchampF G Altman 3 4 4 3-2 288572 GEO BGE LEE 6 105 5 411 51 711 45 32 31 Givens L W Benson 21 3 11-54-5 28784 ORLANDINE 4 103 6 8 8 8 750 620 46 Lindsay . Otto Hees 10 16 16 6 28748 HATIN COAT 3 95 8 7 611 61 52 52 51 Bell Hughes & Elliott 4 5 18-53-2 28857 ORRIS 4 103 3 62 71 51 31 4 630 Fauntleroy J C Ohio 6 16 16 6 28782 JIMP 5 108 4 31 31 4" 63 7 750 Troxler Fizr & Co 7 10 9 4 28839 MARPLOT 6 108 7 52 28 22 8 8 8 Patton F W Holtgrewe 20 50 50 15 Time, 131, 26, 511, 1 :17l, 1 :441, 2 :11, 2:361. Winner B. h, by Free Knight Maggie Merrill. Went to post at 4:45. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second easily. Lea Bruno's late races indicated that he should be last here but he dashed away at a tremendous pace, ran everything in the race to defeat and came home winner easily enough. Charles D. ran his race and was very well ridden. George Lee was well handled and did his best. Jimp waB a bit short and will bear watching at a shorter distance. Lee Bruno, show, evens. Charles D show, 3 to 5. George Lee, ahow,out. Satin Coat, Bhow, 7 toJO. SIXTH RACK 7-8 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Helling. Ind HorBes A Wt Bt H K X BtrFin JockeyB Owners O H O P (28852)BENGAL 3 106 4 21 la 11 11 Ik Li Daly P J Nolan 8 15 13 6 288642SAM LAZARUS 5 109 5 31 32 32 211 2a BeauchampT A Gay & Co 8-5 8-5 9-101-2 288523NEKARNIS 6 107 3 4a 52 41 33 310 Watson T A Davies 4 10 8 3 28585 LADAB 5 105 1 la 22 21 42 42 Fauntleroy G C Baker & Co 10 15 15 6 28864 ALE A 3 101 8 8 81 92 51 51 J Daly S P Harlan 6 8 6 2 28818 LADY CUBZON 4 107 2 51 4a 51 6 65 Troxler Cole & Co 8 10 10 4 287492ELBE 4 105 7 61 63 710 7i 7h Givens J N Miller & Co 10 15 15 6 28192 TEMPSE 6 105 13 11 123 105 10 86 Bell J K Hughes 16 50 50 20 28856 ROCHESTER . 4 113 11 12 111 11 11 95 Patton R R Rice 10 16 15 6 (28835JA8BE38MENT 3 102 6 71 71 61 81 101 Enoa T H StevenB 10 30 30 10 28767 HUNTING 5 105 9 9 92 12 121011 Goodyear F J Kittleman 50 100 100 40 28688 CHARLES C. 4 110 12 10 105 8a 91 1220 Q Taylor W 8 Tobey & Co 10 30 30 12 28749 LIBBIE 6 105 10 13 13 13 13 13 Kuhn FoBter&BrumfleldlO 20 20 8 Time, 13, 25, 491, 1:15, 1:281. Winner Ch. c, by Ben Stroma Begum. Went to post at 5 :05. At post 12 minutes. Btart fair. Won in a drive ; second the same. Bengal handled his weight well, showed speed throughout, finished strongly and is a much improved colt. Sam Lazarus was pocketed in the stretch, but for which he would probably have won. Nekarnis ran a good race and was going strongly at the end. Ladas and Lady Cur-zon showed early speed. 8cratched-(28689)FaIrbnry,104; 28610 Cogswell, 103. Bengal, show, 2 to 1. Bam Lazarus, show, out. Nekarnis, show, 8 to 5. Pp. Dap apartments, 4. drawing and bedroom in a most modern private residence, handsomely furnished, with baths, recall electric bellB and speaking tubes, with attentive servants ; portion of family going to California for the winter. References required and no children. Good car service, 14 minuieB ride, electric and cable cars to the door. Col. J. C. Wooters, 91 Lincoln Ave., corner Center and Sedgwick Sts., opposite Lincoln Park, Page [6] Crescent City Jockey Club OF NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. Twenty-One Stakes for Meeting of 1901-2. TO CLOSE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1901 To be ran Thursday, Not. 28, 1901. The Inaugural Handicap Sweepstake. For all eges. To be ran Saturday, Jan. 18, 1902. The live Oak Steeplechase Handicap Sweepstake-$5 to accompany tbe nomination; J45 sdoitionaJ to Mart. Ibe Crttcent tii Jockey Club to add For three-year-olds and upward. $5 to accompany the nomination ; $25 erditiotibl to start. The 51,250, of wbicb $2C0 to tbe second, $100 to the tbirr", ihe fcnrth to tave theirttake. Weights to Cresctnt City Jrckey Club to add $l,0t0, of -wbfcb ?2f0 to the Eeccnd, $1C0 to the thiid. Weights be announced three days prior to tbe race. Six Furlongs. to be announced three dejs prior to tr p rsce Full Course. To be ran Saturday, Nov. 30,- 1901. The Magnolia Selling Stakes. For tbree-jtar-clds To be inn Saturday, Jan. 25, 1S02. The Cotton Selling Sweepstake. For tbre e year-olde-. and upward. $ 5 to accompany the nomiLetioD; $25 ECditii nai loftEit. Ibe Citecent City and upward. J5 to accc mptny the nrroinetic n ; $2:5 aoditionsl to siart. Ibe Crescent City Jockey Jockey Club to add $1,000, of -which $200 to the stccnd, $1C0 tt the thnd. The winner to be Ecld Club to add $1,000. of which $2C0 to the second, $100 to the third. The winner to be sold at auc-at auction. One Mile. Mod. Seven Furlongs. To be ran Saturday, Dec. 7,rlf01. The Palmetto Steeplechase Handicap Sweepstake. To be run Saturday, Feb. 1, 1902. The Merchants' Handicap Sweepstake. For three-Tor thiee-jear-olds and upward. $5 to accompany the ncmination; J25 additional to start. 7he year-olds and upward. $5 to acccmrary the nomination; $J0 aoaiucnbl to start. The CreEcent. CreEcent City Jockey Club to add $1,000 of wbirh $500 to the second, $100 to the thiid. Weights City Jcckey Club to add $l,E0O, of which $200 to tbe eeccnd. $1C0 to the third, tbe fr urtb to Esve-to be announced three days prior to tbe race. Short Course. their stake. The weights to be ennounctd tbiee days prior to the lace. One Mile and One- To be run Saturday, Dec. 14, 1901. The Preliminary Derby Handicap Sweepstake. Sixteenth. For two-year-olds. $5 to accompany tbe nomination; 45 additional to start. Tbe CreEcntCity To be run Saturday, Feb. 8, 1902. The Club House Handicap Sweepstake. For three. Jockey Club to add $1,500. of which $2C0 to the secend, $100 to the third, fourth to save -their year-olds and upward. $5 to accompany tbe ccmination; $25 sdditii na) to siart. Tbe Crescent stake. WeightB to be announced th'ee d8ys prior to tbe rpce. Six Furlongs. City Jcckey Club to add $1,000, of which 1200 to the second, $100 to the third. Weights to be an- To be run Saturday, Dec. 21, 1901. The Crescent City Handicap Sweepstake. For all nounce d three days pricr to the race. One Mile". ageB $5 to accompany tbe nomination; $45 additional to stbrt. The CreEcent city Jcckey Club To be ran Saturday, Feb. 15, 1902. 1 he Desoto Handicap Sweepstake. For tbree-year-to add $1,5C0. of wl ich $2C0 to tbe second, S1C0 to tbe tblrd. tbe fourth to save their stake, olds and upward. $5 to accompany the nomination; $25 additional to siart. The Crescent City Weights to be announced three dayB prior to the rsc. One Mile and One-Quarter. Jockey Club to add $1,000, of Tbich $200 to tbe second, $1C0 to the third. Weights to be announced To be run Wedneeday, Dec. 25, If 01. The Xmas Handicap. Porallsgeb. $5 to accompany three days prior to the race. Six Furlongs, tbe nomination; $25 additional to start. DheLrescent City Jockjy Club to add 11,250, of which To be run Saturday, Feb. 22, 102. The George Washington Handicap Sweepstake-$200 to the second, $100 to the third. Weights to be announced three days prior to tbe race. For four-year-olds and upward. $5 to Bcccmm-ny tbe nominbtioii ; $45 edoitional to start. The One Mile. ' Crescent City Jockey Club to add $1,250, of which $200 to tbn eeccnd, $100 to tbe third. Weights To be ran Saturday, Dec. 28, 1901. The New Orleans Handicap Sweepstake. For four- to be announced three dajB prior to the race. One Mile and One-Sixteenth. year-oldB and apward. $5 to accompany the nc mination ; $25 additional to start. Tbe Crescent To be run Saturday, March 1, 1902. The Speed Handicap Sweepstake. For three-year-City Jockey Club to add $1,000, of which $2C0tc the second, $100 to the third, 'Weights to be olds and upward. $5 to acccmpary tbe nomination; $25 additional to start. Tbe Creecent City announced three days prior to the race. Seven Furlongs. Jockey Club to add $1,000, of which $2C0 to the second, $100 to the thiid. Weights tobe announced To be ran Wcdnetday, Jan. 1, 1902. The I ew Year's Handicap Sweepstake. For three- tbiee days prior to the race. Six Furlongs, year-olds. $5 to accompany tbe nomination; $45 additional to start. Tbe CreEcent City Jockey To be ran Saturday. March 8, 1902. The Oakland Handicap Sweepstake. For three-Club to add $1,250. of which $?00 to the second. $100 to the third. Weights to be announced three year-olde and upward. $5 to accompany the nomination ; $25 additional to start. Tbe Crescent-days prior to the race. One Mile and Seventy Yards. City Jockey Club to add $1.0C0, of which $200 to the second, $100 to the third. Weights to be an- To be run Saturday, Jan. 4, 1902. The Audubon Handicap Sweepstake. For three- nounced throe dayB prior to the race. One Mile and One-Quarter, year-olds and upward. $5 to accompany the nomination; $25 additional to start. The Crescent To be run Wednesday, March 12, 1902. The Bush Cup Handicap Sweepstake. For City Jockey Clob to add $1,C00, of which $200 to the second, $100 to tbe third. Weights to be an- three-year-olds and upward. $5 to accompany the nomination; $45 additional to Etart. The nouncvd three days prior to the race. One Mile and One-Sixteenth. Crescent City Jockey Club to add $1,250. The winner to receive $750 and a piece of plate of tha Tobe ran Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1902. The Jackson Handicap Sweepstake. For three- value of J3C0. $300 to second ard $200 to third. Weights to be announced three days prior to the year-olds and upward. $5 to accompany tbe nomination; $45 additional to etart. The Creecent race. Two Miles and One-Quarter. City Jockey Club to add $1,250 of which $2C0 to the second, $1T0 to the third. Weights to be an- To be run March , 1902. The Crescent City Derby. For three-year-olds (foals of 1899). nounced three deys piior to the race. One Mile and One-Half. $5 to acccmpany tbe nomination; $20 additional if not declared out on or before January 1,. To be ran Saturday, Jan. ll, 1902. The Gentilly Handicap Sweepstake. For three-year- 1902, and $20 additional if not declared out on or before February 22, 1902. $100 additional to olds 8nd upward. $5 to accompany tbe nomination ; $25 additional to start. Tbe Crescent City start. The Crescent City Jockey Club to add $2,500, of which $500 to the second, $300 to the third.. Jockey Club to sdd $1,CC0, of which $200 to tbe second. $100 to the third. Weights to be an- fourth to save Btake. Allowances: Non-winners of a race of the value of $1,400 or six races of any nounced three days prior to the race. Six and One-Half Furlongs. value since December 7, 1901, allowed 7 IbB.; maidenB allowed 12 lbs. One Mile and One-Eighth- ALL ON ADDED MONEY SYSTEM. NO HANDICAP LESS THAN $400, NO PURSE LESS THAN $300. Additional Stakes will be Announced to Close January 4, 1902. Address entries and communications to SHERIDAN CLARK, Secretary, 735 Gravier St., New Orleans, La. Or HARRY "WHITE, Room 403, Monadnock Building, Chicago, 111. FALL MEETING OF THE WORTHJOCKEYCLUB 15-PAYS RACING-15 October IO to October US inclusive. SIX OR MORE RACES DAILY, BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. $42,000 or More Distributed in Special Events and Purses. TiUSIC BY BANKS CREGIER'S ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION $TooT WABASH R. R. Special Trains leave Dearborn Station (Polk Street) as follnvH 7:55 A.M. Stops at 22nd, 41st and 63rd Sts. 13:55 P.M. EXPRESS TRAIN. NO STOPS. DIRECT TO GRAND STAND 12-20 P M. Stons at 22nd,- 41st and G3rd Sts. 1:05 T. M. Stops at 22nd, 41st and 63rd Sts. 23 p'm! Ll .t U .. a C3ni s. - i'JS ?; gSfiSSfffi, - SSf ft"" 10 GKAMD sta kd. Btgular Suburban trains to Chicago Bidge at 6:05 and 9:15 a. m. and 1:25, 2 :S0 and 2:55 p.m. BeturniDg, ono special train leaves grand stand after fifth race and the othnrH nftnr tha menu Sunday trains to Chicago Bidgs at 9 :45 a.m. and 1:25, 4:55, 6:10 and 9 :15 p.m. Convsyancea connsct with electric cars at Mount OUvet, dirct to track. Fare for Rood Trip on Special Trains 26 Cents. ROBERT A. HILLER, Secretary, Room 30, 170 E. Madison St..