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Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, October 22, 1901

Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, October 22, 1901 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1901 drf1901102201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, October 22, 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] TOE, m yO. 253. CHICAGO, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1901. PRICE 5 CETS Western Jockey Club Action WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB ACTION. Yesterday a meeting of the Board of Stewards of the Western Jockey Club was held and the following business transacted: Licenses granted: TrainerB T. B. Carson, W. C. LaHue, William Martin. Jockeys Clarence Dowler, Grover Kane. Apprentices Simon Fhight, James Mclntyre, H. O'Longhlin. The following licences were restored: Trainers B. H. Bronaugh, C. H.Bellers, B.M. Bexton, J. JohnBton. Jockeys T. Corner, F. Houston, W. Nelsom J. Johnston. Apprentice C. Jackson. Applications for reinstatement of jockeys C. Herting, I. Powell and T. Casey were denied. James F. Winter was reinstated. The following disqualified persons and horres were reinstated : W. J. Babbitt, owner; the horses Pretty Bosie, Cnbanite, Tony Licalzi. N. Baker, ownor ; B. Began, trainer; the horse Debenture. E. W. Baxter, owner; John Broyles, trainer; the horses Donna Beay, Miss Bedwood, Zelmet, L. V. Bellow and A. C. Belle w, owners; the horses Jim Clark, Dr. Todd, Bchnell Lanier, Emma Bellew, Saline, Dr. Hart. M. Blardone, owner; the horse Marie Bell. Joseph H. Buol, owner; L. A. Childs, trainer; the horses Ella Martin, Myrtle Van. P. Burke, owner; the horse Dr. Moore. H. H. Burline, owner; the horse La Princessa. James Combs, owner; the horse Blatter. Ira Cox, owner; the horses The Widow, Virginia T., Dandy H.. Saguenay, Alice Scorpion. J. W. Cramer and John Terrett, owners ; the horBo Carrie I. C. S. Crow, owner; H. Gwynne, trainer; the horses Elgiva, Bed Signal, W. E. Darling and W. T. Craig, owners ; the horses McWilliams, Oneonta, Woe Dollio. J. & C. Davis, ownor; the horses Frank Mc-Connell, Julius Werner. Home Desha, owner ; the horses Minnie B., Cy Jaynes, Frank Becker, Dnmaine, Testa A. B. A. Downing, ownor; tho horse Victory Queen. C. H. Dnnn, owner; the horse Mndder. J. J. Dwyer, owner; the horse Virginian. Paul Egbart, owner; tho horse Paul Creyton. B. C. Evans, ownor; the horsos Dick HobBon, Lena A., Thalia Black, Abe Furst. C. J.Feb, owner; the horses Prince Eshor, Patchwork, Olea. E. W. Fitzgerald, owner; J. B. Fitzgerald, trainer; J. Donovan, jockey; the horseB Baffled, Vouch, HinBdale, Clipsetta, Colonel Strathy, Allaire, Kid Hampton, Martha D., Faleta. Miss Bernico, Arthur E., Little Bock, Lady Florence.. E. N. & B. L. ForBythe, owners; the horse Foundling. Fred Fox and JameB McDowell, owners; W. B. Pemberton, trainer; the horses Spaldie Y,, The Oriole. L. J. Fulmer, owner; the horses St. David, Choirmaster, St. Bulpice, Tenario, Messina, Jack McGinnisB. B. Gallagher, owner; tho horse American Pride. William Gerst, owner; B. Stickney, trainor; tho horses Winter Bell, Popita, Margery Long, Mary Bybilla, Minnie V., Tommy .Hill, Lady GerBt, Emma Halle, Princess Clarendon, Dora Tithon, Querita Vincent. H. Goldblatt, owner; the horse Jena. A. Greenleve, owner; A. Tempest, trainer; the horses Bloomfield, Palarm. James Harrity, owner; the horse Tho Corinthian, H. P. Headley, owner; the horse Miss Blarney. T. B. HofHer, owner ; G. B. Patterson, trainer ; the horse Lady Midas. H. T. Hoffman, owner; the horse Dr. S. C. Ayers. S. W. Hopkins, owner; H. Berman, jockey; the horse Atlantus. Joseph Huesman, owner; the horse Fusion. C. E. JefferB, owner; Thomas Sexton, trainer; the horses Hunter Baine, Harry Shafer. G.F.Johnson, owner; W. Webster, jockey; tha horse Anxious. Dominick Kinney, owner; the horse Coley. Paul Kuykendall, owner; the horse Syncopated Sandy. J. Laird, owner; W. S. Laird, trainer; the horses Governor Boyd, Sanber, Northumberland, Bermuda Prince, Tha Bronze Demon, King Ford, Bean, John Maxwell. Mrs. J. W. Lally, owner; J. W. Lally, trainer; the horses Lord Frazer, Belle Street. George Land, owner; the horses Orlandins, Beefer. B. C. Lehan, owner; the horse J. Patrick. Mrs. J. Liddil, owner; the horses Doctor Fanny, Bare Perfume. Silver Chimes. Fred Luzader, owner; the horses Alex Pear-Bon, Lathrop, Falella. J. Maddox, owner; H. Cash, jockey; the horses Buth Park, Lady Ezell, Madeline G. George H. Marlman and W. H. Shadley, owners ; the horses Meggs, Exmoor. W. B. Massey and Peter Fagin, owners; the horses Dutch Comedian, Crescent Queen, Hempstead Prince. J. N. Miller and J. B. Givens, owners ; Fred Givens, jockey; the horses Our Lady, Elbe, Mystee. Dan Moore, owner; the horse Bodd. E. B. Morrison, owner;, tha horse John Mc-Elroy. J. J. O'Dowd, owner; John Grater, trainor; the horses Margaret Steele, Miss Logan. W. W. O'Hara and E. E. Farley, owners ; E. Snedeker, jockey; the horses Teucer, Sarah Black, Jollify, Jim Taylor, Clay Poynter, Dieu-donne. James O'Neil, owner; the horse Ida Penzance. William Perkins, owner; the horse Strath-zone. F. A. Pope, owner; William Gleason, trainer; the horses Flop, Northumbria, Pirate Girl, 01-cott. John J. Radol, owner; the horses Mamie English, Goorge B. Best Bankin, owner ; the horse Elsie Bramble. M. Bice, owner; the horse Vicie Vance. James B. Biley, owner; the horse Onanetta. J. W. Biley, owner; the horBG Mr. Boee. Mrs. B. L. Rogers, owner; B. L. Bogers, trainor ; the horse Sir Kingston. C. T. Boszell and D. B. Jones, owners; William Grater, trainer; tho horse Hullabaloo. Byan & Garrison, owners; S. A. White, trainer ; the horses Le Prince, Electrolytic. Charles Bcanlon, owner; the horses Fulmin-ator, Mr. Tip Top, Botterdam, Descubridora. C. H. Sellers, owner; the horseB Lil Sparks, Martha B. W. H. Shank, owner; John Naylor, trainor; the horse Sister Kate II. Frank Bhortell, owner; E. Minter, trainer; the horse Margie S. John Shotwell, owner ; the horse Edna Gerry. E. Slaughter & Co., owners; the horse H. S. Tobacco. Chambers & Baker, J. H, Brown, Lee Smitha, owners; J. H. Baker, trainer; the horses Fon-eda, Oconee, Lillie Hammerton. Doyle's Commoner, The Common, Lauretta Burke, Little Veronica, J. H. Sloan, Dollie Wagner, Lady Bilver, King's Pet, Queen Frieze, Frances Beis. ' W. C. Smith, owner; the horse Eitholin. Fred Smith, owner ; E. Neeley, jockey ; the horsa Moro. H. dpillman, owner; the horse Tophet. D. Stephens, owner; A. C. Hayes, trainer; tho horBBB Cries Cross, Fairy Dell, Juniper, Orrie Goan. E. Sweeney, owner; the horses Little Henry, Edith Beid. Taylor Bros., owners; ,the horses Maggie Felix, Sweet Charity. W. F. Taylor, owner; the horses Assassin, Coan. Thomas G. Watkine and J. E. Thornton, owners; 'J. M. Thornton, trainer; the horses Churchill, Durrell, Beclusa, Hobaon. F. W. & T. M. Torreyson, owners; the horses Mr. Pomeroy, Jim Blackburn, Iloe, Lot Thomas, Aretas, John Todd, Locust Blossom, Mrs. Daniels, Princess Aurora, Bivor PrinceBS. W. B. Trevy, owner; J. M. Gormley, jockey; the horBB Terry Banger. J. 8. Wallace, owner; the horseB Rowdy G., Auchondrayne, Guerdon. J. Walsh, owner ; the horse Polly Bixby. Walter Wells, owner; the horses Nels Morris, Jim Nap, Latonia. Ed Whelah, owner; the horse Lizzie A. H. M. Zeigler, owner; Lee Christy, trainer; the horses Setauket, Blackfriar, Bar-Le-Duc, Goody Good, WisBendine, Leenja, Zazel, Irene Lindsey, The Wag, Frenchie, Lee Nutter, Ober-lin, Halm is. Fried Krupp, property of W. J. Arkell. Midian, property of James Jones, Doctor Worth, Ann and Carl C., property of Will H. Sayra. Lexoline, property of F. C. Stotzky. Thornwild, property of Theodore Wedder-strand. Andy Williams, property of James T. Williams. Owners and trainers: B. H. Bronangh, George Cadwallader, T. P. Gormleyf Walter Grater. J. H. Jones, S. M. Sexton, E. B. Swarthout, JuliuB Waldner, William A. Webb, O. O. West, Jr. Jockeys : J. Coakley, T. Corner, Clarence Dowler, T. Kane, T. McGovern, J. McQuade. W. Nelson, Philip Post, B. Postel, H. Watson, C.Wilson, H. Wihon, K. Winkfield. Castleton Stud CASTI.ETON STUD. Within tho past few days Mr. James B. Keono has become the owner of tho fine Caetleton farm, near Lexington, which he has for some years past rentod aB a home for his stallions and broodmares. Here he has a collection second to none in America in winning blood lines, and from it others liko Commando, Conroy and Cap and Bells are destined to come. Of this big breeding farm and its equine tenants Turf, 'Field and Farm says: "The Messrs. Keeno now have over 1,000 acroB in Caotleton Stud Farm, affording a big range for tho brood mares and colts. It is a fine grazing country and tho stock look remarkably well. Tha autumn leavss strewed the ground when wo drove up to tho old-fashioned houeo and woro warmly greeted by Maj. F. A. Dangorfleld. The first stallion led out upon the lawn shaded by aeh and maple was the groat srrinter Voter. Ho has just boon thrown out of training, and will be got ready for the stud in the spring. No doubt is entertained about his ability to sire the highest rate of speed. At a respectable distance from the heels of Voter stood Commando, another frosh arrival from New York. Previous to going amiBB he was regarded as the moBt CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAQE. I CASTLETON 8TUD. Continued from First Pag. formidable three-year-old in training. His left foreleg shows the marks of a severe blister, and Major Dangerfield hopes to get it into a reasonably sound condition with mud and other bandages. The Major has no use for the firing iron, the general refuge of the veterinarian in doubt. Commando will onter the stud, and is expected to transmit the speed which he inherited from Domino. After a year's rest the question of training him again will be settled. St. Leonards, as the sire of Conroy, stands higher in the public estimation than he did one year ago. As he stood where the sun fell upon his healthy coat and revealed his muscular power and symmetry, he was a horse among ten thousand. Mr. James R. Keene writes that the best yearling thus far tried is the filly by Bt. Leonards-Splendour. Horoscope is another fine-looking and powerf ally-coupled horse. He stands 15,2 hands, and Major Dangerfield estimates his colts as second to none at Castleton. Bsn Brush, by Bramble, and Handspring, by Hanover, were led out together. They were earnest rivals on the turf, sometimes one vanquishing the other in stake battles, and now they are rivals in the stud. Ben Brush is of the cob type, and Handspring of the finer racing type, and it will be interesting to see whioh will produce the larger number of stake winners. Although Handspring stands 16.2 he does not weigh as much as the short-legged Ben Brush. Mr. Keene thinks very highly of the Ben BruBh yearlings. They havo responded favorably to the Bharp question asked them on the track. The yearling filly by Ben Brash out of the dam of Conroy ranks second in point of merit to the Bt. Leonards Splendour filly. Eighteen mares were bred to Ben Brush this season. The last stallion to appear upon the lawn in front of the house was Kingston. He fills the critical eye as no other horse does, combining quality with substance and poise with great muscular power. He was a picture to be indelibly stamped upon memory as he stood on the carpet of blue grass bespangled with the gold of maple leaves, and with sun shadows chasing over his rich brown coat. Thirty-two mares were bred to Kingston this season; and Mr. Keene has refused an offer of $10,000 for ten mares for him next Bpring. Castleton is now so well equipped with stallions as to make it entirely independent of other breeding establishments. "In one of the fields we found a band of famous mares. Lady Reel (dam of Hamburg), for which Mr. Keeno recently paid $11,000, was conspicuous in the group. She looks well after the journey from England, and is believed to be in foal to St. Simon. Mr. Whitney, it will be remembered, paid $16,000 for the yearling filly by St. Simon Lady Reel, and Mr. August Belmont paid $25,000 for the weanling filly by St. Simon Lady Reel. Should the -famous mare produce a live foal next spring by St. Simon, Mr. Keene will have no occasion to regret paying $11,000 for the daughter of Fellow-craft and Mannie Gray. Field Azure, by Ben d'Or, cost Mr. Keene $18,500 under the hammer, and she is a -mare that would- command attention anywhere. She looked as if she enjoyed the blue grass of Kentucky as well as the graBB of her native land, England. She is thought to be in foal to Lb Yar. Mr. August Belmont paid $13,500 for the weanling colt by St. Simon out of her. Optime, by Orme, cost $6,600, and Sandfly, by Ieonomy, also challenged attention. The highest-priced yearling filly sold in England is out of Sandfly, and the mare is now in foal to Trenton. Some of these imported mares were inclined to fight each other, and Major Danger-field explained his infallible remedy for this state of affairs. Separate the two fighting mares from the rest of the crowd and confine them in a paddock by themselves and they will quickly become the best of frionds. The theory is that horses enjoy each other's Bociety, and that the two quarrelsome ones forget their squabbles when restrained to their own company. -The two weanlings which came from England with the Marcus Daly lot the brown filly by St. Frusquin Semper Fidslo and the bay colt by Donovan La Belle III. are not as large by a hundred pounds or more as tho average Castleton yearlings. This would tend to, show that we can grow colt3 as well, if not hotter, in this country than in England, "There was never a finer lot of weanlings at Castleton Stud, They are: Bay colt, by KingstonCalico; brown colt, by Trenton St. Mildred; chestnut colt, by Isidor Starlight; chestnut colt, by St. Leonards Indifference ; bay colt, by Kingston Ella T. ; brown colt, by Kingston Katherine II. ; brown colt, by Hamburg Pastorella ; bay colt, by Ben aBrush Fairy Slipper; .chestnut colt, by Horoscope-Handmaid; bay colt, by Kingston Sundown; bay colt, by Horoscope Hope On ; brownjcolt, by Ben Brush Maid of Dorset; brown colt, by Ben Brush Veva; chestnut colt; by Horoscope . Lady Invercauld; brown colt, by Kingston ; Lady Gay; brown colt, by Hamburg Ship- ; mato; brown colt, by Kingston Dancing , Water; brown colt, by Hamburg Laetitia; . bay colt, by Donovan La Belle III. ; chestnut filly, by Kingston Bluo Grass Belle ; chestnut filly, by Knight of Ellerslie Fatima ; brown filly, by Kingston Citronella ; bay filly, Kingston CuBhat; chestnut filly, by St. Leonards Maid of Erin; bay filly, by Kingston 8t. Cypria ; brown filly, by Kingston Ben My Chree; brown filly, by Kingston Virginia Water; cheBtnut filly, by Horoscope-White Rose; chestnut filly, by Kingston Innerdale ; chestnut filly, by Kingston Rhodesia; brown filly, by Ben Brush Dart Maiden; chestnut filly, by Kingston Corito; chestnut filly, by St. Leonards Dutch Flag; bay filly, by Kingston Flying Squadron ; chestnut filly, by Knight of the Thistle Onom a; brown filly, by Kingston 3plendour; chestnut filly, by Horoscope Honey Dew; brown filly, by Kingston Bonnie Gal; bay filly, by Ben Brush Seeress ; chestnut filly, by Horoscope Queenston; chestnut filly, by HoroscopeErmine; bay filly, by 8t. Leonards Dusk, and brown filly, by Bt. Frusquin Bem-per Fidele. The Messrs. Keene, therefore, have an abundance of the best material for future battles on the turf. Forty of the yearlings aro now with Rowe and some twenty are at Castleton. It is one of the greatest breeding establishments in the world, and yet, strange to say, Mr. James B. Keene has never seen the place." St. Marcos Wins Again ST. MARCOS WINS AGAIN. Worth started in the last week of its season for 1901 with a cracking good card yesterday. The gathering was by far the best Monday crowd of the year, the almost ideal weather that prevailed probably causing the unusually large attendance. No stake event was up for solution, but the St. Marcos-W. J. Deboe contest was almost as good as a feature race and was replete with excitement in the final strides. St. Marcos was supposed to have tha race at his mercy, being always held at 3 to 5 in tha batting. For a time in tha last eighth it appeared as if W. J. Deboe had him, but in the closing strides St. Marcos came fast and true and won rather easily at the and. Fancy Wood, closely attended by Benckart, led on sufferance up to tha turn for home, where W. J. Deboe moved up fast and got clear of his field when nearing the last eighth post. It seemed very much as if he had St. Marcos beaten along in here, as Coburn was riding the latter vigorously. In the, last hundred yards, however, St. Marcos gradually closed on him and finally wore him down, winning by a length, while W. J. Deboe beat Benckart four for second place. The last named ran well for six furlongs. Fancy Wood ran in much improved form and is now nearly on edge. She is worthy of consideration from now on. The Pride, despite the fact that ho got away none too well in the second race, a dash of six furlongs, finally wore down hiB field after the first half mile had been run and had easy Bailing thereafter. Pigeon Post closely followed by Sea Qneon showed the way until just before bending for home where The Pride moved up with a rush and was Bailing in front in a few strides. He won easily by a length while Bea Queen beat Vulcain two and a half for second place. 8ea Queen showed a good turn of speed and should be a hard horse to beat at sprinting distances. Vulcain closed up stoutly in the laBt eighth. Pigeon Post faded away fast in -tho last quarter. Ben Battle appeared to be outclassed. The day's opener was taken by El Ghor in a desperate drive by a nose from Lord Boberts, he beating Chorus Boy a length for second place. El Ghor ran in much improved form over his last performance. Chorus Boy was the best, but Otis threw away whatever chance he-had of winning by taking him back in the first half when he was lying in a good position. The horse was taken wide at the turn for home and then finished fast, but too late to be of any avail. Monos ran a dull race. C. B. Campbell ran well for seven furlongs. Ho runs best in the mud. Lucien Appleby proved to be the'b3st in the third race, a dash of six furlongs for two-year-olds. He came from sixth position in the first quarter and gradually closed up on the leaders, getting up in time to win by a neck on the post from Pyrrho, he beating John A. Clarke a head for second place. Tho race was sharply contested throughout and hardly two lengths separated the first and eighth horses at the finish. Pyrrho ran a surprisingly good race, as it is known that he runs best in the mud. Queen W. and Bose Plume faltored whon the pinch came. B. G. Fox proved to bo much.the best in the fifth race, a dash of seven and a half furlongs . Andes, after a tedious delay at the post of twenty minutes, shot to the front at flag-fall and led clear up to the final sixteenth, where B. G. Fox closed in on him with a ruBh, beating him to the line handily by half a length. Andes finished four lengths before W. B. Gates for second place. The latter was well spent by the time the laat oighth post had been reached. CONTINUED ON SECOND JPAGE, BT. MABCOS WINS AGAIN., Continued from first page. Edith Q. and Siren Song showed well for six furlongs. Coburn threw away the last race of tho day, a dash of one and an eighth miles, on Searcher, going to sleep in the final sixteenth and allowing Omdurman to nip him on the post by a nose. Joe Collins led by a fair margin until well straightened for home, where Searcher took an easy lead and appeared to be winning easily in the last sixteenth, but all of a sudden Omdurman came along like a shot and before Coburn could rally Searcher the former had won the race. It was a rank piece of carelessness. The filly Stella Perkins, which ran second to Gallantrie October 16, has been disqualified by the Worth 'judges having been ineligible to that race under the conditions. Inspector Shea was given second money and Joe Brown third. Page [2] Luc. Appleby 4-1 This good thipg and othr winners we gave our clients yesterday at Worth. TODAV we have the best thing of the season; the odds will bo 6 to 1 or better. Our information is most reliable. We do no gueBsing and havo clients patronizing us that are expert handi-cappsrs themselves. This trick today is the real goods and is the best place in the world to gather winter money. $3.00 Weekly. Wired at 1 0 a.m. Reynolds & Co.. 73, 119 Dearborn St. RESPONSIBLE BETTORS! Can obtain two to four GOOD PLAYS weekly between St. Louis and Chicago for remainder of season. This information from DTRECTLY interested parties on certain stables ONLY and when the horses are heavily backed by informant. No money in advance, bat a percentage of NET weekly profits from responsible parties. November 5 Bame information from California. For particulars address P.O. BOX 914, MILWAUKEE, WIS. MONTEZUMA'S GOLDEN TIPS. Turf speculators, when you are tired losing money on inside information, then call on M. A Soberts & Co: and BUY MONTEZUMA'S OLDEN TIP8. Three to four winners daily. October 19, The Pride, Little Elkin, Tammany Chief, Mabel Winn. October 21, Lucien Appleby, St Marcos, B. G. Fox. Wa gave the above winners to our D ttrons. Pric of selections SI daily. 31. A.,EO BERTS, 568 Wabash AvI $50.00 FORFEIT. k Shifts BOOK will not win 75 to 90 per cent, playing through it. (Thousand of testimonials). Price 51.00 or 2c stamp for circular. D. A. Thurston, 7-8 Bennett BIdg., Detroit, Mich. Reference, any mercantile agency. Race - Track - Information - Bureau Turf Correspondents. Publishers of Form tetter Handicap. Suite 500, 203-369 Dearborn St. Telephone Harrison 1580. Mail Orders Promptly Attended To. OMDURMAN 3 TO I WON. WE ADVISED PLUNGE THE LIMIT ON THIS ONE. 15 to 40 ta 1 Qoofl Tiling 1st Bace. & lft&i not barred is in a very soft race and barring accidents will come home on the bit. a to l or Better 4tn RaGe Plunge tne Limit on Tnis one. thing to lose is to fall down. We advise the biggest bet of the year on this good thing 10 to ao to l snot in stn Race Worth. Our experts have given us a groat number of good things. We are more confident than ever that the above three will win. With a small bet on the longshots you can win bir money Try them and be convinced. TERMS: $1.00 DAILT. $4.00 WEEKLY. READY AT 9 A. M Race Track Information Bureau, 263-269 Dearborn St. Also sold at Kolman's cigar storss, 267 and 355 Dearborn Bt., and at cigar stand. Rotunda Adams Express Building, 185 Dearborn 8t. BUNC0-BH0NGH0 INFOBJIIflTIDN CO. AMOTE beaten and not by a better horse. He simply lied a thing Mb mother never did on his work which was poundB better than his work prior to tho Hawthorne raco, when Xlast used AMOTE YOU PAID3 FOR1' winners cut no figure. I redeem the sheots. IT WAS TO DAY--TWO in and last race. I guarantee one to win, odds 5 to vm' now, b WW 10 to 1 and if rain a 40 to 1 shot AN EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. SPECIAL DAILY CITY SHEETS WITH ALL 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 offlca to explain any matter. I with my track man ovorv mornim? aa vnn know. Office 176 S. Clark St. in ticket office. Telephone 2149 Central. On sate at 11-30 1 a m at newsstand, southeast cornar of Clark ana Madison Sts. Also on sale at Rod Hot Stand at track COL. J. C. WOOTERS, MGR., 91 Lincoln Ave. - - Tel. North 1007. 25-1 - GRAND EXTRA SPECIAL -25-1 This good thing starts in fifth race today and is without doubt tho grandest opportunity to make big money with small capital that has evor been offered in our line. Our track timer informs us that this horse has worked 5 8,in 1:01 which will win his raco easy We have such great confidence in this good thing that we ourselves have decided to bet $500. $500. Under no circumstances fail to call or send for this good thing. Also the winner o'f the first and sixth races. Wednesday 30 to 1 shot. Thursday two grand specials. Saturday an absolute pipe m last race. Ready or wired 9 a.m. Terms: $1.00 Daily; $2.00 Three Days; $4.00 Weekly. CHICAGO INFORMATION - CO. TSffig&g&fi? Notice NOTICE. Dailt Racing Foeh is a publication Thiol it built by its Btaff from day to day, Its "foraa' and the number of its charii are ocpyrights2, The chart numbers are so arranged that legs identification is easy of proof. The leloctione and handicap figures attaohed to entries crs arranged on the same basis. The latter com from the work of four experts after ths tele graphic receipt of charts and entries. All per sons are warned not to use said chart or lade J numbers, selections or handUap figures, Prospects at New Orleans PROSPECTS AT NEW OKI-HANS. "Sheridan Clark, secretary of the Crescent City Jockey Club, returned to tho city yesterday morning from hia summor home at Havorstraw, N. Y., whither he went after tho closing of the Hawthorne meeting at Chicago. Mr. Clark is sscrotary. of tho Chicago Jockey Club also, and officiated at the Hawthorne meeting this summer. He comes south full of enthusiasm ovor the coming winter mooting here, which he says will be far greater than any of its predecessors. This he says is due as much to the attractions offered here as to the general upward impetus given to the sport in the east and north. Now York, he says, has just about closed the best season in its history, and, taking the Hawthorne track for example in Chicago, the attendance was greater than during tho world's fair," says the New Orleans Picayune of Sunday. "Mr. Clark says that the advent of many gentlemen of wealth and leisure on the turf has done much to increase the popularity of the sport in tho east, and tho fact that they do not hesitate to pay a high price for a good horso results in the keenest rivalry among them and at the same time elevates tho sport. "He was asked about the reported intention of some of the big eastern turfmen coming to New Orleans, and said that some of them would not only send springs of horses here, but would come themselves. Clarence Mackay, he said, had entered Heno in the Crescsnt City Derby, and John Madden had entered Pentecost and Slipthrift, W, C. Whitney, who had just announced his retirement from the English turf, promised to send a string of horses here, and eo did Mr. Featherstono. They also said thoy would come tiore during the carnival. Senator Tim Sullivan, who enjoyed himself here immensely last winter, has engaged stable room for ten horses, and his right-hand man, Frank Farrell, has announced his intention of bringing six horses. "Mr. Clark said that in addition to those mentioned from the east, the arrivals would include: John McCaffery, fifteen head; T.McCaf-fery, five head; 'Snapper' Garrison, the once famous jockey, who now owns and trains a Belect stable, with six head; A. H. & D.H. Morris, with twenty-four head; W. C. Daly, fifteen head; A. Weston, ten head; H. T. Griffin, twenty-four head; Frank Taylor, six head; E. P. Headley, ten head; Barney Schreiber, eighteen head, including the colt Otis; F. J. O'Neill, with seven head; J. A. McLaughlin, another old-time jockey, with four head; W. M. Barrick, five head; J. H. Bennett, eight head, and C. C. Johnson, three head, "He said that Sam Hildreth, with thirty-eight head, and Pat Dunne, with eight, were among those who had signified their intention of coming here from tho west. "He is looking for about four hundred horses from the east and about five hundred from Chicago, and these will be piloted by some of the cleverest jockeys in the country, including Co-burn, Odom, Wonderly, Van Dussn, Cochran, the Woods brothers and Landry. Burns and Bullman had intendod coming here, but secured engagements in California and have gone west. "Mr. Clark is looking well and is prepared for a hard winter's work. Ho started in immediately after his arrival to make tho necessary preparations for the meeting and will determine what improvements are needed. It is not likely that many changes will be mado, as everything at the Fair Grounds was in pretty satisfactory shape laBt year, and there is little room for im provement, beyond tho erection of anew grand stand, but that is a matter for the future." Worth Form WORTH KOBKt. The form of Tuesday's Worth fields la: First Bace Sim W., Little Lois, Shut Up. 8econd Baca TammanyJChief, Barilla, Val-dez. Third Bace McCheaney, Nellie Waddell, Julia Junkin. Fourth Bace Reseda, Denman Thompson, Hildreth entry. Fifth Bace Bod Hook, Inspector Shea, Duke of Connaught. Sixth Bace St. Cuthbert, Bummer, Small Jack. Worth Entries WORTH ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Flrs-t Race 3-4 Mile. 3-yoar-olds and upward. Belling. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 28872 Lady Contrary 4.... 104 710 28750 Rim V 8... 101 725 28647 Xanthos 3 .. 100 710 22989 Fleetwing 3.. ..100 700 280253Hop Scotch 5.... 99 705 28271 Harney 3.... 99 695 28870 Kinus . 4.... 99 625 Lowell, ch. g, by Ten- iqne Nancy 3.... 94 28732 LittloLois 3.... 94 720 28592 Big Injun 3.... 94 650 28751 Little Jack Horner 5.... 94 705 28804 Shut Up 3.... 92 720 Second Race 1 1-2 Miles. ' 3-yaar-olda and upward. Sailing. Ind. Horaea. Age. Wt. Hdcp 28871 Valdez 3.... 101 710 (28871)Little Elkin 3.. ..100 710 28871 Linden Ella 4.... 99 700 288713Sarilla 4.... 98 715 (28874) Tammany Chief 3 .... 93 725 28893 Dnloraine 3.... 92 685 Third Race 5 1-S Furlongs. 2- yaar-olda. Allowances. (28842) McChesney 113 725 28770 Julia Junkin 107 710 286983Nellie Waddell 107 715 288062 Autumn Leaves 107 675 28842 I. 8nmelson 103 670 288423 Miracle II ..100 625 28681 Golden Glitter 100 705 (28824)Gallantrio 100 705 28623 Gra My Chreo 98 600 28686 Zincito 95 600 Fourth Race 1 1-16 Miles. 3- year-oldB and upward. Tho Bidgeland Handicap. $700 added, 285462Cambrian 5.... 115 690 288702Kederal 5. ...109 730 288S93Vulcain 4.... 108 700 288603Gonfalon 4.. ..107 700 ,28873BollingBoer 3.... 108 730 28873 Denman Thompson .... S.... 108 735 28843 Besada 4.. ..104 750 (28807)Odnor 3.... 99 715 3. C. Hildreth entry. Fifth Race 5-8 Mile. 2-yaar-olda. Allowances. Ind. Horses. color, sex & padigrea.Wt. Hdcp, 278012Balm of Gilead. 118 650 Kildarmond, br. c, by Prince of Monaco Listen 113 27160 Red Hook 110 700 28220 Pierce J 109 600 2864220ur Pride 108 670 288213InSpector Shea 107 690 28809 Duko of Connaught.... 107 685 28SC9 Smith's Reel 106 675 28858 Dandola 105 . 640 28824 Joe Brown 105 640 28523 The Way 104. 650 28809 Frank Jodos 104 ..... 680 28824 Hopedale . 104 625 28824 Princa Webb 104 650 Sixth Race-3-4 Mile. 3-year-oldi and upward. Balling. Ind. Horaea. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 28768 Rival Dare 5.... 110 680 28860 Bummer 5 .. 106 700 28661 Kohn wreath 3.... 103 660 28554 Tho Boar 3 .... 103 670 28398 Bouncer 5.. ..102 600 28874 John Grigsby 4.. ..102 675 2887228t. Cuthbert 6... .102 725 28872 Emma B 4.... 99 680 28696 Bosa Diah 4.... 98 685 28768 Roomerack 3 ... 98 675 28804 Gallopin 3 ... 98 ......625 2887239mall Jack 3 ... 94 7C0 Dallu Eating Form ISSUED BVESY DAY, Western Jogkbij GluU Bulletin OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB. BDITOB AMD Pbofbibtoe, F. H. Beunell. 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AT KANSAS CITY, MO.: Bicksecker Cigar and News Co., Ninth and Walnut Streets. AT SAN FBANCISCO, CAL.: Foster & Oroar, Markot Streot, Ferry News Stand. AT MILWAUKEE, WIS,: Plankinton Hotel News Stand. AT HOT SPRINGS, ARK.: F. C. Boving, 418 Central Avenue CHICAGO, ILL., OCTOBER 22, 1901. Page [3] Worth Form Chart WORTH FORM CHART. WORTH, IIL , October 81. Tenth day. Worth Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, M. N. Macf arlan. t Btarter, Bichard Dwyer. Racing: starts at 2:00 p. m. O Q Q Q Q FIH8T BACK l 1-10 Miles. Puree $400; $75 to second; $25 to thira. iMOOOO 3-y ear-oldB and upward. Helling. Ind Horses A Wt St 34 ft X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P 288593EL QHOR 5 103 7a 62 42 3h 2i 1 Bice G W Curtis 6 7i 7 21 (28827)LORDROBERTS3 102 9 5h 3a 4i 1" 21 T Knight G W Poole 21 13-513-511-10 288743CHORUS BOY 5 103 6" 1 6 6 4a 31 Otis H Robinson 8 10 7 2 ( 28591) MONOS 3 108 51 4h 52 5 5" 45 Coburn G C Bennett & Co 21 3 12-5 1 28863 DO MADGE 4 105 31 31 21 2 3h 5 L Jackson Mannion&ConnelUO 14 14 6 (28823) C. B. CAMPB'LLS 102 41 21 1 Ih 65 5 Blake W Cahill 5 11 11 4 288271DA V. 3. 91 81 9 7a 71 72 75 D Mitchell J E Cushing 30 60 60 20 28682 MATT1E BAZAR 4 105 la 81 8a 81 81 81 Seaton Mrs R Bradley 60 100 100 40 23912 FREE PASa 4 105 21 7a 9 9 9 9 Kane W D Randall 15 20 20 8 Apprentice allowance. Time, 12, 24, 49, 1 :41, 1 :48k. Winner Ch. g, by Top Gallant- Euphony. Went to post at 2:10. At post 7 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second handily. ElGhor improved suddenly and ran a good race. He finished strongly through the last eighth and out-gamed Lord Roberts in the closing strides. The latter waB all tangled at the start, but made up ground rapidly while going down the backstretch. With any kind of racing luck he would have won. Otis rode a poor race on Chorus Boy. He had him in a sood position when going down the backBtretch, and thon for some reason let the horse fall dear out of it. Turning for home Chorus Boy closed up fast and was running past horses at the end. Monos could never get up and quit badly in the last eighth. Do Madge showed speed for six furlongs, as did C. B. Campbell. The latter runs best in the mud. Scratched 28859 Moroni, 103; 288452Knightbannerot, 103; 28874 Hanswurst, 94. Corrected weights Ida V., 91 pounds. El Ghor, show, evons. Lord Roberts, show, 3 to 5. Chorus Boy, show, evens. Monoa, show, 11 to 20. QQQQA SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile, Purse $400; 575 to second; 25 to third. .aOOOt AllAgea. Allowances. lnd Horses A Wt St 34 ft X StrFin JockeyB Owners O H O P (28870JTHE PRIDE 5 109 41 35 221 H H J Winkfield T H Ryan 2-5 2-5 2-5 out 28814 SEA QUEEN 5 104 2 2 85 32 221 Kane J A Lewis 15 25 25 5 284222 VULOAIN 4 112 3a 41 4h 42 321 Coburn SCHildreth 4 5 5 1 287873P1GEON POST 3 1031 la 12 11 21 4 Dominick H M Skiles 10 13 13 2 286452BEN BATTLE 4 101 5 5 5 5 5 J Hicks W'dford&Ev'rmanl5 25 20 4 Time, 24,4796,1:1356. Winner B. g, by Dundae Beeswing. Wont to post at 2:40. At post 9 minutes. Start poor. Won handily; second easily. The Pride, off none too well, moved up fast after the first quarter had been run and the result was never afterward in aoubt. Sea Queen showed a clever turn of speed throughout and was much the best of the others. She is a fast mare and deserves consideration from now on in any kind of company. Vulcain came fast in the last eighth and is on edge. Pigeon Post, off flying, showed well for five furlongs and then tired rapidiy. Ben Battle waB outclassed. Scratchad 28860 Bummer, 107; 2S8703Tom Kingaky, 104 ; (28842)McChesney, 99; 288232Merri ment, 96. Overweights Pigeon Post, 11 pounds, 8ea Queen, show, 3 to 2. Vulcain, show, 7 to 20. OQQ Ckd THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. OOU 2-year-oldB. Belling. lad Horses A Wt St 34 ft X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 288422LUCIEN APPLEBY104 2 5 51 2a la L Jackson 8 C Hildreth 3 4 5 1 28858 PYRRHO 1031 91 711 31 la 2 Dominick T Licalzi 15 SO 30 10 287523 JOHN A. CLARKE 106 81 93 95 5" 3 Blake J E Cushing 6 8 5 11-5 288752QDEEN W. 103 41 H la 3 4a Coburn G C Bennett & Co 10 11 11 4 28842UBAGG 97 51 5" 61 73 5" Rice T Rowe 30 30 13 5 284963R08E PLUME 119 61 41 2i 61 6 J Winkfield J T Stewart & Co 21 13-513-51 28778AMOTE 99 3a 2a 411 41 7 Otis J F Newman 20 20 20 8 28448 DARK SECRET 102 711 81 811 82 85 T Knight Hermann&Cassin 3 9 9 3 28842 LOU WOODB 104 la 6a 71 93 920 J Hicks C K Burdeau 30 60 60 20 28590 CEREDO 89 10 10 10 10 10 Seaton B Kaufman 60 250 250 60 Apprentice allowance. Time, 24, 48, 1 :14. Winner Ch. c, by St. George Levee. Went to post at 3:15. At post 6 minuteB. Start good. Won driving hard ; next five the same. Lucien Appleby closed up rapidly in the last eighth on the outside and was a ehade the best at the end. Pyrrho ran a surprisingly good race, as he has always shown best heretofore in the mud. He was right there ail the way. John A. Clarke finished fast next to the inside rail and would have been second in another stride Queen W. was beginning to tire in the closing strides. Rose Plume began to falter soon after turning into the last quarter. Amote was right there up to a furlong out. Dark Secret was always outrun, Scratched 288582Throstle, 99. Overweights HoBe Plume, 1 pound; Amote, 3; Pyrrho, 11. Lucien Appleby, show, 1 to 2. Pyrrho, show, 5 to 1. John A. Clarke, show, 6 to 5. Rose Plume, show, 3 to 5. QQQQ1 FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse $500; $75 to second; $25 to third. iOOt; JL 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. lnd Horses A Wt St 34 ft X BtrFin JockeyB Owners O H O P 288613ST. MARCUS 3 108 la 4 4 4 4 11 Coburn S C Hildreth 7-107-1011-201-6 288432 W. J. DEBOE 3 96 2" 31 31 31 U 2 L Jackson J Arthur 8-5 2 2 1-3 (28826)BENCKART 3 93 4 211 22 21 2 31 Beaton G W Cook 10 13 13 2 287893FANCY WOOD 3 93 31 ll 1" la 31 4 J Hicks W S Barnes 25 40 40 8 Time, 25, 50, 1 :15, 1 :10$. Winner Ch. c, by St. Florian Zitella. Went to post at 3:45. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second easily. Bt. Marcos under a Btrong ride and urging came fast in the last eighth, caught W. J. Deboe in the last fifty yards and beat him handily in the last few strides. The latter appeared all over the winner in the last eighth but tired suddenly when challenged by the winner. Benckart had enough when a furlong out. Fancy Wood showed speed for over six furlongs and is on the improving list. St. Marcos, show, out. W. J. Deboe, show, out. Benckart, show, 2 to 5. OQQQO FIFTH RACE 7 1-2 Furloncs. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. iOOtfi 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. Ind Horses A Wt Bt 34 ft X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P (2886S)B. G. FOX 5 104 2 7H 41 31121 11 L Jackson D P Rodgers & Co 2 3 3 9-10 288633ANDE3 5 99 4 1" 11 1" 11 2 Otis J Arthur 3 3 13-59-10 288222 W. B. GATE8 5 107 6a 3a 5h 41 41 83 Coburn G C Bennett & Co 8-5 2 9-5 7-10 28326 EDITH Q. 8 104 8 ?i 3a 5 56 42 T Knight W R Baker & Co 8 15 15 5 2875033IBEN bONG 4 96 31 52 21 21 31 58 Rice E M Jackson 15 20 20 8 28755 FARM. BENNETT3 105 7" 4a 62 6 63 6 Blake J W Schorr 15 22 22 8 25877 LA GORTA 3 101 51 6a 7 76 76 77 Robertson R Smith 60 60 50 20 28827 PATROON 6 104 la 8 8 8 8 8 Dominick Bolich & Sweet 60 80 80 25 Apprentice allowance. Time, 12, 24, 49, 1 :14, 1 :M. Winner B. h, by Melodrama Impression. Went to post at 4:10. At post 20 minutes. Start fair. Won handily; second easily. B. G. Fox made up ground gradually after the first quarter had been run. He saved ground by hugging the inside rail on the turn for home and then finished fast and resolutely. Andes showed speed but quit badly when the pinch came. W. B. Gates had enough when a quarter out. Edith Q. showed much speed and bears watching from now on. Siren Song was right there for six furlongs, Scratched-28815 Frolinghuysen, 101; 28572 Winter, 101; 28863 Sam Lazaras, Esq., 99; 28859 Helen Paxton, 96. B. G. Fox, Bhow, 9 to 20. Andes, show, 1 to 3. W. B. Gates, show, 1 to 4. OQQAQ SIXTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. aOOaO 3-year-olds. Belling. lnd Horseo A Wt Bt St 34 ft X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 28808 OMDUHMAN 108 la 21 2a 3a 4a 51 1 T Knight Hermann&Cassin 2 31 13-54-5 28873 SEARCHER 105 4" 5a 3a i 3a la 2? Coburn B C Hildreth 4-5 4-5 3-5 out 28874JOE COLLINS 92 2a la 12 n 11 22 31 Helgeson J Arthur 30 50 50 12 28826 JANOWOOD 99 61 3a 72 51 53 5 42 L Jackson H Bimons & Co 20 50 50 10 28636DEL0HA1NE 92 51 4" 6a 711 66 41 55 Bice Mrs M Goldblatt 15 25 25 5 28826 ELMER L. 10S 71 71 51 21 2a 62 61 Robertson E A Parnell 40 60 60 12 2878!AZIM 95 9 9 9 9 8 78 715 Munro R M Westerfield 60 100 100 25 28808G1VE ALL 92 3" 81 83 83 73 8 8 W Knapp J Curl 60 100 100 25 28755 ADE LAN IE 103 81 61 41 6a Threw rider.Blake W Carroll 6 61 6 8-5 Apprentice allowance. Time, 12, 24J6, 50, 1 :15&, 1 1 :54. Winner Ch. c, by Oddfellow Birdseye. Went to post at 4:55. At post 10 minutes. Start good. Won driving hard; second easily. Omdurman came like a shot in the last sixteenth and catching Coburn napping on Searcher nipped him on the post. Coburn became careleBB on Searcher in the last sixteenth and took matters too eaBily. His mount should have won. Joe Collins showed wall for a mile and then tired rapidly. Janowood showed improvement and will bear watchirg. Bhe was right there until a furlong out. Adelante threw his jockey on the far turn. He appeared to be well beaten at the time. Overweights Elmer L., 3 pounds. Omdurman, show, 2 to 5. Joe Collins, show, 6 to 1. St. Louis Form Chart ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. 3X. LOUIS, MO., October 81. Nineteenth day. St. Louie Fair Association. Fall Meeting. Weather cloudy; track fast. Presiding Judge, P. A. Brady. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Etarts at 2:00 p.m. FIBST BACE!-5"8 Mile Purs9 300' 2-year-oldB. Belling. 28900 ind Horses A Wt Bt 34 ft X BtrFin JockeyB Owners O H O P 286553KILIMANDSCH'BO 108 5 41 43 31 12 Kuhn A Cahn 3-2 8-513-101-2 28878 CARAT 105 1 2i 2 111 21 BeanchampMartin & Patton 6 9 9 21 28707 MR. TIMBERLAKE 105 2 35 1 42 3 Troxler M Deatherage 11-516-5 3 1 28834 PRECISELY 1086 58 51058 41 O'Neil Adams & Co 3 16-516-5 1 25135 CHANTERELLE 105 3 1 33 21 55 Irvin P M Civill 10 50 50 15 28617 IROBUTA 105 4 6 6 6 6 T O'Brien G H Moore 20 25 25 7 Time, 121, 24, 49,1 :02i. Winner B. c, by Faraday Altivola. Went to post at 2:11. At post 10 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Kili-mandscharo was much the best. Away badly and beginning slowly, he came around his field when his rider called on him. He is a good colt and will beat better fields. Carat ran in improved form and will do better. Mr. Timberlake did Mb best. Precisely got away badly, but fin-iBhed'strongly. Chanterelle showed early speed and may do later on. Kilimandscharo, show, out. Carat, show, evens. Mr. Timberlake, show, 2 to 5. Precisely, show, 2 to 5. SECOND RACE 1 Mile and SO Tarda. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. 28901 " Ind Horses A Wt Bt 34 ft X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 886920MELIA 6 107 7 5a 61 61 32 11 Troxler M Rice 8 12 7 21 28784 HONEY WOOD 4 114 4 42 7 71 71 23 Irvin MKelvy&Johnson8 17 17 7 26914 A BE TI 4 107 6 62 51 41 2a 3a Fauutleroy 8 B Burnett 10 15 15 5' 28876 SYLVIAN 4 107 3 3a 3 31 43 45 Givens T A Gay & Co 10 10 10 4 28818 BEN O'FALLON 6 111 8 6 92 82 62 51 Mclntyre G'dharte&TorrisB 10 13 13 5 28877 LOONE 3 102 2 la la 21 5 63 Bell P J Miles 5 6 6 21 28816 DR. CLARK 4 111 9 81 8a 91 88 71 J Clark W McLemore 15 15 10 4 GIN BPRAY '4 107 5 72 4 52 91 85 T O'Brien G S Butler 20 20 16 8 28748 THE CAXTON 3 98 10 10 10 10 10 9 O'Neil Talbot Bros 31 6 6 2 28881SNEKABNI3 6 111 1 22 23 la 1 J Daly T A Davies 8-5 9-5 8-5 7-10 Time, 241, 49, 1:15, 1:41, 1:42. Winner B. m, by Speculator Amelia ll. Went to post at 2 :55. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won cleverly ; second driving, Omelia ran a good race, finished fast and strongly through the stretch and was well ridden. Honey wood made a fine stretch run, closing up much ground. A Sa Ti went the distance well and will probably do better. Sylvian ran a good race. Ben O'Fallon can do better. Loone showed early speed and quit as usual. Nekarnis fell lame when his chances looked rosy. Omelia, show," 6 to 5. Honeywood, show, 3 to 1. A Be Ti, show, 21 to 1. Nekarnis, show, out. OQQAQ THIRD RACE 6 1-3 Furlongs. Purse $100. 3-year-oldB and upward. 0yJ Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St 34 ft X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P (2882110UH LADY 3 102 2 11 U 15 1 Givens J N Miller & Co 8-5 17-515-51 28865 LASEO 4 102 4 72 73 43 22 Irvin L Lemp 21 13-511-51 28853 MILITANT 3 107 3 21 23 23 3" J Daly J E Lane & Co 6 6 4 3-2 28782 DEL8ARTE 6 102 1 52 53 32 43 FauntleroyT Bayers 10 20 20 7 28865 BERMUDA PR, 4 102 8 6" 61 61 55 Troxler W B Laird 6 8 8 3 28582 DIANA FONSO 4 102 7 91 91 8 6 Neeley J J Whitesides 30 100 100 40 28855 MISS AUBREY 3 97 6 41 41 9 72 Lindsay J F Dockery 10 17 16 6 28764 SKILLMAN 6 105 9 83 83 71 82 Bell Mueninghaus&Co 10 15 15 6 28821 LADY BRAMBLE 3 97 5 31 31 53 98 O'Neil A P Gooding 3 7 7 3 27919 KENNETH JR. 4 107 10 10 10 10 10 Wallace W Kinchloe 50 100 100 40 Time, 12, 24, 48, 1 :14l, 1 :21. Winner Blk. f, by Charade Lady Augusta. Went to post at 3:44. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Our Lady, well away, tiptoed her field and came home as her rider pleased. Lasso was off badly, closed up a lot of ground while going the long way and was probably best with an even break. Militant ran in improved form. Delsarte did his bast. Bermuda Prince had hard racing luck and can do better. Miss Aubrey showed but little of her usual speed. Ski Urn an had an easy race and can do better. Lady Bramble was cut off and the race does not go for her. Scratched 27781 Captain Lowery, 110. Our Lady, show, 2 to 5. Lasso, snow, 1 to 2. Militant, Bhow, 3 to 5. 28903 FOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. lnd Horses AWtBt 34 ft X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P (28865) ORLEANS 3 100 3 S3 3 22 H J Daly J Burrows 8 15 15 3 288663TBEMAR 3 100 1 lt 1" H 2k Fauntleroy H L Johnson 3 6 6 2 288792A, D. GIBBON 3 105 4 28 2T 32 33 BeauchampW W Darden l-2 1-2 9-206-5 j (28836) CI ALE8 4 105 2 4" 42 43 45 Troxler LV Bellow 3 5 5 7-5 (28866) BRULARE 6 105 5 5 5 5 5 O'Neil A Johnson & Co l-2 1-2 9-20 out Coupled in straight betting. Time, 121, 231, 48, 1 :131. Winner Br. f, by The Chevalier Florine. Went to post at 3:42. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Orleans, a much improved mare, was kept out of the early fast pace and brought up at the stretch turn with a dazzling burst of speed. She then won as hsr rider pleased. Tremar showed great early speed and hung on well in spite of A. D. Gibson's tremendous effort to get her out of Brulare's way. A. D. Gibson began more slowly than usual and had to be punished to get to Tremar. His previous race at a mile Beamed to have taken the edge off his speed. Ciales waB taking care of Brulare, as thore is a deal of rivalry between their respective owners. Brulare's race was very poor indeed.' Scratched 28836 Tom Collins, 108; 28S02 Jake Weber, 105. Orleans, show, 4 to 5. Tremar, show, 3 to 5. A. D. Gibson, show, out. 28904: FIFTH BACB 1 1-16 Mile8 Pars8S500. All Ages. Allowances. lad HorsBB AWtBt 34 ft X BtrFin JockeyB Owners u H u P (28802JRUNNELS 2 94 5 211 la 12 14 is O'Neil Hinde & Baker 1 3-2 3-2 3-5 28868 PEACEFUL 4 109 2 12 26 2 22 2 BeauchampC J Cella 4 4 18-56-5 288682 WAX TAPER 4 107 6 7 6 62 4a 31 Aker R R Hice 3 16-53 6-5 288522 ANTOLEE 3 95 7 41 4 31 32 41 Fauntleroy M&WLDe'therag6 8 8 3 288683ALB. F. DEWEY 3 98 3 5" 56 51 51 53 Davis N B Tichenor ' 10 12 12 4 28766 SPRY 3 95 1 3" 32 42 6 6 J Daly J E Lane & Co 8 16 16 6 28693 BEANA 5 104 4 62 7 7 7 7 T O'Brien Fizer & Co 10 16 16 5 Time, 12, 24, 48, 1 :14, 1 :40, 1 :47. Winner Br. c, by Charade Zingara II. Went to post at 4 :13. At post 2 minutes. Start; good. Won easily ; second driving. Runnels, under restraint to the half, shot out like a locomotive when given his head and ran away from Peaceful as if the latter was standing still and won as his rider pleased. Peaceful ran a race that was much improvement over his last previous effort. Wax Taper should have been an easy second, but Aker was a hindrance to him. Antolee ran a good race. Albert F. Dewey did his best. Beana ran a dull race. Spry showed spaed to the half, then quit. Runnels, show, out. Peaceful, show, 3 to 5. Wax Taper, show, 3 to 5. 28905 8iXTH BACK 1 1-8 Miles. PurBe$100. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. lnd Horses A Wt Bt St 34 ft X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 28868 BO. BREEZE 3 97 4 4a 4 41 4 2a ll O'Neil J C Cahn 6-5 9-5 9-5 3-5 (28877)SIR ROLLA 6 103 3 51 6 6 6 6 25 Bell Hughes & Elliott 4 4 4 3-2 (28856)EUTERPE 5 106 1 2" 21 22 2" 32 32 T O'Brien U Z De Arman 2 2 3-2 1-2 28679 T. INCOGNITA5 104 6 6 51 5" 3 4a 46 Irvin L Lemp 4 21-54 2 28868 J. DOUGHTY 5 103 5 31 31 31 5a 51 51 Watson J P Hirth 15 80 30 8 28820 BANQUO II. 7 100 2 la 11 ll 12 U 6 Fauntleroy T A Davies 10 30 30 12 Time, 13, 25, 50, 1 :15, 1 :411, 1 :54l. Winner B. f, by Sir Dixon Lake Breeze. Went to post at 4:55. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. South Breeze was sore in front but was carefully rated and came on fast when called upon but tired before Sir Holla's determined challenge at the end. 8ir Rolla could probably have won had he not been swung too wide into the stretch and allowed to swerve all over it. He was very good but was poorly ridden. Euterpe was used too much in the early stages and is not as good on a dry track as in the mud. Terra Incognita can do hotter. Banquo II. showed speed for six furlongs, seems to be improving and ought to win a race shortly. Scratched 28881 Rochester, 106; 288803Goorge Lee, 100. South Breeze, show, out. Sir Rolla, show, 3 to 5. Euterpe, show, out. Terra Incognita, Bhow, 4 to 5, Page [4] Morris Park Form MORRIS PARK TOBX. New York, N. Y October 21. The fom o! Tuesday's WestoheBter fields is: First Ract In Shot or Satire, Handicapper, Lucky Star. Becond Bace Josepha, Mint Bed, Honolulu. Third Bace-Grail, Feme Bole, Eddie BuBch. Fourth Bace Water Color, Dublin. Fifth Bace Imp, Decanter, Carbuncle. Bixth Bace Bowen, Black Dick, Cnrtsey. Morris Park Entries MORRIS PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race-Last 7-8 Withers Mile. S-year-olds and upward. Belling. Ind. Borses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (28TO5)Handicapper 4.. ..110 .....715 (288S3)Astor 6 ...107 705 285958weet Tooth 3....106 ......700 28725 Batire S.-...103 720 28630 Bappanecker 8.... 99 700 28706 Lucky Btar 7.... 99 715 28721 Bnark S.... 99 695 28883 Eloim 4.... 93 700 2883S88ntry 3.... 91 710 28833In Bhot 90 725 28179 The Black Scot 4.... 90 695 28811 Punctual 3.... 88 ......690 28887 Kalif 4. 85 685 28811 Guess Work 3.... 85 705 28829 Connie 3.... 85 710 Second Race Eclipse Coarse. 2-year-olds. Belling. 27018 April Shower 108 710 28721 Honolulu 107 715 28881 Keynote.... 106 710 28881 Gibson Light 106 705 28722 Carrington 105 700 (28847) Josepha 104 72o 28881 Barouche 97 705 27419 Ernest Parham 95 700 28851 Locket 95 715 270893Q. Whittier 95 695 28883 Bonus 95 685 24674 Jean Wood 92 695 28847Mint Bed k92 720 28847 Goldaga 90 685 28847 Last Knight 90 690 Third Race last 5 1-3 Furlongs. , (Eclipse Course.) 2-year-olds. Belling. The Bilverbrook Stakes. $1,000 added. 28896 Feme Bol 109 740 28778 Eddie Bunch 107 785 28896 Anak 106 720 21018 April Shower 106 730 28829JQrail . 104 750 28721 Lady Holyrood 104 735 28722 Carrington 104 710 28846 Man o" War 104 715 28649 Pearl Finder 99 730 287222Lieschen 99 .......720 28881 Tact ?? 705 28794. Lady Godiva 97 725 28847 Gaygirl 97 700 28722 MiBBile 95 690 Fourth. Race Withers Hllr. 3-year-olds. Allowances. The Dixlana Stakes. $1,200 added. 28849 Dnblin 126 740 284022 Water Color 126 750 28742Tom Kenny 109 720 Fifth Race Withers Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 28849'Carfanncle 4. ...120 735 (28886)Latson 6....118 725 288482Decanter 6... .114 740 28884 Imp 7....109 750 28851 Prince Bichard 4... .109 715 288513St. Finnan 4.. ..104 735 28811Haminock 4.... 99 730 Sixth Race 1 1-16 Miles. (Over the Hill.) 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. 28615Bowen 8....105 750 28761 Black Dick 3. ... 105 740 28725 Satire.. 3....105 735 288113 Hammock 4... .105 730 288SSain Bhot 3... .102 725 28814 Marothen 3....102 720 288873Curtsey 3.. ..102 ......735 28887Piederich . 3... .102 725 28850 Beggar Lady 3.... 102 715 St. Louis Form ST. TJOTJIS FORM. Bt. Lotus, Mo., October 21, The font ol Tuesday's Fair Grounds fields la : First Baca One Mora, Miss Guido, Ladonis. Second Bace Ogle, Dr. Hart, Dave Sommers. Third Bace Nearest, Bevoke, Kittie G. Fourth Bace Nettie Begent, Sir Bolla, Kisme. Fifth Bace Celia, Certain, Winnebejour. Sixth Bace Orleans, Hilee, Harry Duke. St. Louis Entries ST. LOUIS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race 3-4 Mile. 8-year-olds and upward. Belling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 25826 EUa Martin 4.. ..107 675 14244 Gold Plate 5 ....107 670 28535 Fire Bug 4.. ..107 685 28835 Sadie SouthweU 7.... 107 ......665 28835 Ladoni 3... .102 685 28745 Lou Ferrell 3....102 670 28835 Alalia 3. ...102 675 YearneC. Babcock 3.. ..102 28876 One More 3.. ..102 700 28835 Lola Home 3....102 665 28876 Mies Guido 3... .102 690 28561 Oseetah S 102 660 24114 Tilt 3.... 102 680 Second Bace 5 1-S Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 288542Louis Wagner 118 715 28854 Ogl U2 725 288782Dr. Hart ...105 720 Alice Hop 105 27780 Edna Kenner 105 700 Widow McGoogan, b. f, by Cassatt Countess Irene... 105 1 28729 Bubus 105 710 j ' 28817 Lillian M 104 705 288172DaTO BommerB 104 715 1 28781 Attelle 103 710 I 28817 Sir Tom Tiddler 103 690 j 28580 Old Hubs 103 680 28864 Lynch 100 675 28462 Oton Clay 100 675 1 28878 Lady Brockway 100 705 Third Race 7-8 Mile. All Ages. Belling. 1 Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. ' 28852 Bne Johnson 4.... 110 690 1 25996 Nan O Kee 4....107 695 J 28089 Grantor 5....107 710 28416 Peter Duryea 4....106 .695 28288 KinlochPark 3... .105 685 28865 Kittie G 4....10S 715 , 28869 Frank Pearce 4....103 705 28881 Ladas 5.... 103 715 , 2880S Bevoke 6....103 720 28818 Samivel 6... .103 700 28852 Boot 6.... 103 710 28803 Nearest 6. ...103 725 28879 Prima II 8 ... 98 705 28637 Dr. Lovejoy 2.... 93 700 287812Concertina 2.... 90 685 Fourth Race 1 1-16 Miles. S-year-olds and upward. Balling, 28877 Kittie Clyde 4. ...107 705 288772Elsie Barnes 7. ...105 710 2890528ir Bolla 6....103 720 28857 Tom Gilmore :. 4... .103 675 288203 Wall About 3....102 695 28622 Felix Bard. 4....102 715 28877 Belle Simpson 4. ...100 700 28852 Syncopated Bandy 3.... 100 705 28869 Crocket 6....100 690 28880 Orris 4. ...100 685 288773Kisme 7.... 100 715 (28869)Eleven Bells 4. ...100 710 28668 Nettie Begent 4.. ..100 725 28711 John Bull 3.... 91 680 28879 Nannie Nolan 3.... 91 .... ..700 Fifth Race 3-4 Mile. S-year-olds and upward. Balling, 28835 Mandamus 4 ...107 675 28674 Free Gold 6... .107 670 28119 Bushnell... 4. ...107 660 28618 Celia 5. ...107 , 700 28835 Top Boots 4....107 650 288S52Certain 4 . ..107 690 28748 Winnebejour 4.... 107 685 28835 Kink 3... .102 665 28680 Harry K 3....102 685 288353 Aline S 3.... 102 680 28869 Emily Oliver 3.. ..102 670 26323 Ed Hyde 3....102 660 27951 Thalia Black 3....102 655 Sixth Race 5 1-2 Furlongs, 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 288652Hilee 5... .105 720 (28819) Harry Duke 9....105 715 28114 BUly Underwood. 6. ...105 .690 288533 Jnage Pettus 6. ..,105 710 28818 TuUaFonso 5. ...105 700 (28864)Ed L... 7.. ..105 710 28692 Kazan 3... .103 705 28853 Juanett 3.... 100 695 288643Tenny Belle 3 ...100 705 (28881)Bengal 3. ...100 705 (28903)Orleans 3....100 725 27063 Sad Sam 3... .100 715 American Sporting Manual AMERICAN SPORTING MANUAL. The American Sporting Manual of 1911 co& tains all racing records at large, revised and complete up to tha end of 19N ; four handlsap ping systems with directions for their prastita! application, a table showing how to cojaputs bookmaking percentages, track records of al tha recogniatd traoks of the country, the west am and oastarn scales of weights, tables showing the comparative speed of traoks, a aomplett list of pugilistic contests of 19M of any const Quenee, trotting and pacing records at all dls taueea and a list of tha new 2:15 trotters of IBM Also a eompleta raeord of parfomaness al all styles of billiards. Racing Dates of 1901 BAOINO DATES OF 1901. St. Louis (Fair Grounds) 8spt. SO Oct. 31 Morris Park, N. Y October 7-26 Worth (Chicago) October 10-28 Latonia, Ky Oct. 26-Nov. 16 Lakeside, Ind Oot. 28 Nov. 18 Aqueduct, N. Y Oct. 28 Nov. 9 Oakland, Cal Nov. 2 Dec-Washington, D. C. (BenningB) Nov. 11 SO New Orleans, La Nov. 28 Dec. 31 Jockeys Handicapped 1 j ' 1 I j 1 1 ' 1 J , , JOCKEYS HANDICAPPED. Daily Baoing Fobh will from now on publish each week a table of the rating of the Jockeys riding at each track based on their performance in the saddle. The best riders at each track will be given the uniform rating oi 100, and from that point the others will bi graded down according to their estimated relative skill. For a difference of five points between the jockeys a corresponding five pointi change in the handicap figures assigned tha horses in any race must be made. Only rideri frequently in the saddle will be given a placi in tha tables. The following is the rating of th Jockeys now riding over the various tracks : At Worth: Jockeys. Pet. Jockeys. Pet. Coburn 100 Birkenruth 85 Winkfleld, J 100 Bice 85 Cay wood 100 Narvaez, B 85 Blake 100 Jackson, L 85 Dominick 95 Steele. K 85 Knight, T 95 Lyne 85 Butter 95 Dean, T 80 Gormley 95 Doss 80 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 WalBh, J 90 Hope 80 Bansom 90 Munro 80 Alexander 90 Miller, J 80 Vickery 90 Benman 75 Bobertson 90 Ezell 75 Mclnerny, J 85 Gaines 75 Corner 85 McKenna 75 Baker, J 85 Koy 75 Davisson 85 iimms 75 Flick 85 NelBon 75 Newcom 85 Dibble 75 Beaton 85 M. Hill 75 Lewis, I... 85 Schwartz 75 Kiley 85 Knapp, W 75 Jones, V 85 Vest 75 Otis 85. Smith, C 75 Bassingar 85 At Morris Park: Bullman 100 Hoffman 75 Burns, T 100 Thompson, G 75 McCue ..100 Neumeyer 75 O'Connor 100 Bogers 75 Spencer 100 Wade 75 Shaw 100 Miller 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 Higgina 75 WalBh, T 90 Manlove 75 Cochran 90 Zahn 75 Smith, L 90 Donegan 75 Wonderly 90 J. McDermott 75 Bedfern 90 King 75 Lamley 85 Smith 75 Brennan 85 White 75 Clayton 85 Force 75 Michaels 85 Taylor 75 Garrigan 85 Holcomb 75 Miles 85 Pollock 75 Booker 85 Coy lie 75 Pickering 85 Croamer 75 McGinn 85 Mulholland 75 Lyne...... 80 Downing 75 Wilson, H, 80 DeBmond 75 Moore 80 Waugh 75 Silvers 75 Creighton 75 Fitzgerald 75 Wilkerson 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 Lyncn 80 O'Neil 100 Irvin 80 Gilmore 100 Hart 75 Troxler 100 Milea, 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 Yancamp 75 Fauntleroy.. 90 Dowler 75 Overton 90 Murphy, E 75 Plunkett 90 Anstet 75 Vititoe, D 90 Beeder 75 Morse 90 Hardy 75 EnoB 90 Harrison 75 Murphy, B 90 Golden n 75 Lindsay 90 Scully 75 Patton 90 Williams, C 75 Aker 90 Bookie 75 Bloss 90 Moore 75 Kuhn 90 Qough 75 Daly, J 90 Tuberville 75 Morrison', A 85 Kalph 75 Davisson, J 85 McKinney 75 Givens 85 Bramlett 75 BeU 85 Booker, C 75 Earl 85 Lowe 75 Her 85 White 75 Wainwright 85 Jones, H 75 Hail, D 85 Page . 75 WatBon 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 Notice NOTICE. 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Madison street Hanry Fash, 516 W, Madison street All the Turf News All Tracks are Perfectly Edited. Fully Reported. Daily Racing Form Form Sheets and Entries Telegraphic, Correct, Expertly Indexed. Concise, Comely. Training News a Specialty. Official Organ of the Western Jockey Club. OFF OUR OWN PRESSES BEFORE THE CHICAGO DAILIES. Subscription OneJP0njh $ c-S - Six Months 7.50 '- One Year 14.00 ENVELOPE. 124-126 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL, Page [5] Morris Park Form Chart MORRIS PARK FORM CHART. -WESTCHESTER, N. Y., October 21. Eleventh day. Westchester Racing Association. Fall Meeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter., G. J. Fitzgerald. Racing starts at 2 :00 p. m. OQQQ1 FIR8T RACK About a 1-2 Miles. 5700 added. 3-year-olds and upward. SOOOtdb Handicap. Steeplechase. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 8 12 16 StrFin JockoyB Owners O H O P 28324 EOPHONE .4 132 8 41 43 41 Bi 45 U Barry J E Widener 8 10 10 ' 4 28607 W. CLEARY 4 147 1 25 26 22 23 1 2i Mara J W Colt 4 5 5 2 288822 CRFEWBELL5 130 7 31 31 31 33 31 32 Pending HQ Tower 6 6 4 8-5 28777MESSIE S.. 6 147 6 7 7 51 610 56 40 Carson H W Smith 13-516-5S 6-5 28828 BOISTEROUS 8 152 2 1 16 1 13 26 510 Brazil WFTurpin 10 12 12 4 28828 BIFTKi 6 140 5 6 6 61 4 620 610 G Smith W C Hayes 10 20 15 6 (28828)BABY BILL 10 160 4 52 5 7 7 7 7 Owens L Waterbnry 3 5 4 7-5 20011 CLA8HER 3 132 3 Fell. Heider H S Page 15 20 20 8 Omitted from ontries. Time, 4:85. Winner Br. c, by Rigoletto Vestalia. Went to post at 2:C0. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won hardily; second driving. Eophone was cleverly handled and saved for the first mile and then finished strong. Walter Cleary ran a fast and game race at the weights. Curfew Boll was probably best, bnt was very badly ridden thronghout and was going best at the end. Jessie S. cams with a rush in the last furlong, although the weight apparently anchored her in the first part of the trip. Boisterous in improving, has a fine burst of speed and lasted longer than UBual. Sifter and Baby Bill ran badly. Scratched 287562Miss Mitchell, 140; 28828 Owassa, 138; 28756 Lightning, 130. EoDhone, show, 2 to 1. Walter Cleary, show, evens. Curfew Bell, show, 9 to 10. Jessie S., show, 7 to 10. Baby Bill, Bhow, 7 to 10. OOQAfJ SECOND RACE tost 7 1-2 Furlongs Withers Mile. All AgeB. O O jr O The Second Monday Handicap. $700 added. Ind Horaaa A Wt 8t H S BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H Q P (28814) BEDPATH 4 115 2 2H 3h 22 11 Hi Mounce T Hitchcock Jr 2 21 2 4-5 28776 PENINSULA 2 100 3 3a 55 4H 21 2h Cochran P H McCarren 4 5 41 8-5 28831 ANDY WILLIAMS 2 90 5 6 4" 31 3 36 J Martin E Brown & Co 12 20 20 6 288132HIM8ELF 3 90 1 12 11 11 41 42 Creamer W C Daly 20 50 40 12 28794 GLEN WATER 2 98 4 4h 6 6 6 56 Redfsrn Turney Bros 10 12 7 21 28816BEN MAP. DHUI 3 110 6 5h 2h 52 51 6 Hayden J H McCormick 4 6 5 2 288492CHUCTANUNDA 3 124 Left at the post. Wonderly W H Ssaley 2 31 31 6-5 Added starter. Time, 12, 24, 49&. 1 :35. Winner Ch. g, by Rayon d'Or-rRed Girl. Went to poBt at 2:30, At post 5 minutes. Start bad. Won in a canter; second driving. Red-path went to the front in the stretch and won hard held, never having been extended. Peninsula's sore preliminary indicated that he was not at his best and he ran a comparatively poor race. Andy WilliamB ran like a stayer. Himself stopped almost to a walk and Glen Water ran badly. Ben Mac Dhui was practically left and ran up to the field with a great burst of speed. Scratched (28758)Smoke, 115; 287763 Chilton, 110; 2S8853Caughnawaga, 103. Redpath, show, 1 to 3. Peninsula, show, 4 to 5. Andy Williams, show, 3 to 1. Chuctanunda, show, 1 to 2. OQQO THIRD RACK Eclipse Course. 2-year-olda. Selling. ifiOOtD The Goldsmith Stakes. $700 added. Ind Horaos A Wt Bt X, StrFin Jockeys Ownera O H C P 28348 SISTER JULIET 103 2 3H 31 2n H Wonderly W J Smith 5 6 31 7-5 28883 GRAND OPERA 102 3 61 61 51 21 Booker C H Mackay 15 30 20 8 287743LADY STERLING 107 1 4" 4 4 3 Bhaw M L Hayman 4 7 6 2 (28722) FEME BOLE 113 7 11 11 11 41 T Walsh J J McCafferty 10 15 15 5 28776 FLORA POMONA 109 4 5h 5 6h 51 Bullman J W Schorr & Co 6 10 10 3 28722 ANAK 406 8 2h 2 31 61 Mounce A Belmont 8 10 10 4 28339 ROBE OF MAY 93 5 8 71 711 72 Redforn W C Whitney 5 6 4 8-5 28450 CRYPTOGRAM 106 9 9 9 9 81 T Burns F R Hitchcock 20 50 40 12 28574 HIGHTAWAY 96 10 71 8 8 9 Cochran O L Richards 15 60 60 20 28634 CARROLL D. 91 12 12 10 10 10 Creamer W C Daly 50 100 100 30 -288 16 BL'NCHE HERMAN 93 11 11 11 11 11 J Martin F Gardner 12 15 15 6 287592 B L ANEET 107 6 10 12 12 12 O'Connor A Featherstone 3 41 4 8-5 Time, 1:10. Wiuner B. or br. f , by Esher Van a Clar. Went to post at 3 :05. At post 7 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second driving. Sister Juliet is a quick beginner and likes this course. She is fresh and good and was best. Grand 'Opera ran in remarkably improved form, finished very strongly under the whip and ran like a pronounced stayer. Lady Sterling was bustlsd off her stride early and fell back and them came again right at the end. Feme Sole ran extra well at the weights. Flora Pomona evidently disliked the incline. Anak is best in mud. Rose of May can do better. Scratched (28791)Namtor. 110; 28776 City Bank, 106; 28846 Man o'War, 104; 27018 April Shower, 104; 28847 0'Hagen,9o; 288953 Andy Williams, 95; 28794 Lady Godiva, 93; 28883 Bijou, 93. Overweights Flora Pomona, 2 pounds ; Blanket, 1. Bister Juliet, show, 7 to 10. Grand Opera, show, 4 to 1. Lady Sterling, Bhow, 6 to 5. Rose of May, show, evens. Blanket, show, evens. OQQQ7 FOURTH RACE tast, 6 1-2 Furlongs Withers Mile. $600 added. jflOOv 4 2-year-oida. Allowances. Ind Horsca A Wt St M, Vt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P '288122BRUNHWICK 109 3 31 3 21 1 Odom C H Mackay 4 5 4 8-5 28793)LUX CASTA 109 6 Ik 11 Ink 2h Shaw Albemarle Btable 8-5 3 13-51 28794JNAMTOR 112 5 51 41 3H 35 Mounce A Belmont 4 5 Si 6-5 28776 CITY BANK 112 4 65 62 51 42 O'Connor J E Madden 6 8 6 21 (288461TRIBES HILL 112 1 4 51 4 53 Wonderly W H Sealey 3 31 3i 6-5 LONGLOVE 102 7 7 7 "7 61 Hedfern Pepper Btable 10 15 12 5 263403NORTHERN STAR 112 2 21 21 61 7 T Burns S J Smith 8 10 8 3 Time, 11, 23, 48, 1:14, 1:20. Winner Ch. c, by St. Carlo Bloe. Went to post at 3:40. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Brunswick, lucky and well handled, drew out right at the end after being apparently beaten and displaying remarkable gameness. He is a rare stayer and possessed of a high order of speed. Lux Casta put up a fast and game race, fighting out the finish with great resolution. Namtor appeared the winner in the stretch, but failed at the end. He broke flat footed, however, and made up a lot of ground in the first half, which evidently told at the end. City Bank was closing up at the end. Tribes Hill tired and quit in the last fnrlong. Longlove is a fine looker and will' improve. Northern Star has worked very fast and will do to watch. 8cratched-28896 Bightaway, 112; 288952Peninsula, 112; 288S3 Calgary, 112; 28831 Keynote, 109; 288313Bessie McCarthy, 109; (288i7).Tosepha, 109; 288963Lady Sterling, 109. Brunswick, Bhow, 7 to 10, .Lx.x Casta, show, 1 to 2. Namtor, show, 3 to 5. Tribes Hill, show, 3 to 5. 1 OQQAQ FIFTH RACE Withers Mile. $600 added. 3-year-olds. Maidens. AOOiO Allowances. lad Horses A Wt Bt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 288103ELEGY 107 2 4 31 H 13 14 Wonderly J ts Haggiu 7-5 9-5 9-5 1-2 287603MIbS ALMY 107 8 51 4h 2 21 22 Shaw L Stuart 1 7-5 4-5 1-3 28810 ANNA DARLING 107 1 61 5 41 31 31 Miles W C Daly 20 40 20 8 28760 PHILMA PAXTON 107 7 8 8 8 41 45 Mounce H Lang 20 40 40 10 28724 RIVENOAK 107 5 311 U 51 52 53 Hayden . J H McCormick 10 15 6 2 28611 PLUMED KNIGHT 107 4 2u 611 71 61 6u Bullman J T McCartan 80 100 100 10 27877 HARDSHELL 107 6 7 72 61 72 710 T Burns W D Babcock 20 40 30 10 18826 HEATHS VILLE 110 3 12 1 31 8 8 Slack T J Diveney 20 40 40 10 Time, 24, 50j 1 :16, 1 :43. Winner Ch. f, by Goldfinch Buttermere. Went to post at 4:00. At post 8 minutes. Start good. Won in a canter; second easily. Elegy waited under a pull on the pacemaker, went to the front on the far turn and was casing up at the finish and was much the best. Miss Almy broke slowly and was shut off at the half, but was easily the beat of the others. Anna Darling jnst lasted long enough to got third place from Philma Paxton. which got away poorly and made up a lot of ground, Rivenoak has worked moderately well. Elegy, show, out. Mies Almy, show, out. Anna Darling, show, 3 to 1. OQOftO SIXTH RACE 2 Miles. (Withers Course.) All Ages. Allowances. SlOOtJtJ The Water Color Stakes. $1,000 added. Ind Horses A Wt St V2 m 11 li BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 287972THE RHYMERS 111 2 H Hi 1 18 120 liooahaw J A Manahan 1-6 1-4 1-5 out 26286 WILLIAM H. 2 87 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 J Martin Bulliv'n&Mullig'n 4 5 4 out Time, 3:43, Winner B. c, by The Bard Equipoise, Went to post at 4:30. At post 1 minute. Btartgood. Won pulled up. The Rhymer far outclassed his solitary opponent. William H. could not keep up the first quarter. No fractional time was taken. Scratched 288i93Carbuncle, 123. Racers at Auction RACERS AT AUCTION. At Morris Park Saturday there was a paddock sale of horses in training from the stables of J. R. Keene, F. P. Keene, J. W. Schorr, J. H. McCormick and a few other well-known breeders and trainers. It was a lively sale. Although it meant for the sellers only a fall weeding-out of their stables, the bidding was as brisk as often it is in midwinter in the heart of the city. The highest price paid was $3,600 for that good two-year-old of the Schorr stable, Eddie Busch. He was bid in by J. H. Carr after a Bharp sortie by would-be purchasers. J. G. Lyman paid $3,000 for Unmasked. The sale was managed by the Fasig-Tipton Company. Following are prices and purchasers : Property of J. R. & F. P. Keene: Toddy, ch. g, 4, by Hanover Hot Bcotch Buckley & Bailey $1,500 Unmasksd, b. g, 4, by Domino Mere Hill; J.G.Lyman .... ..... 3,000 Reformer, ch. c, 2, by Meddler Sylva Belle; Frank Brown 800 Aristocrat, ch. c, 2, by Bt. Leonards-Young Princess ; L. Stuart 650 Prophetic, ch. f, 2, by Kingston Seeress: J. G. Lyman 1,600 Early Eve, b. f, 2, by Horoscope Gloaming; J. G. Bmith 1,500 Adelaide Prince, b. f , 2, by Tournament Ben'My Chreo ; W. L. Powers 300 Chestnut colt, 1, by Kingston St. Cypria ; J. J. MacKessey 125 Bay colt, 1, by Chorister Elsie; J. G. Fol- lansbee 550 Chestnut filly, 1, by Chorister Ocean Queen ; T. Green 50 Chestnut filly, 1, by Chorister Cinderella ; H. T. Griffin 100 Bay filly, 1, by King Arthur II, Ventnor ; T Green 50 Total for 12 head $10,225 Averago per head 852 Property of O. L. Richards : Thoroughbrod, br. c, 3, by Top Gallant-Vesper; G. Yonng 25 Property of J. H. McCormick: Ilium, b. g, 3, by Sensation Illogo ; J. Shields 1,200 Matt SimpBon, b. c, 4, by Himyar Chalice; J. Shields 1,800 Property of Charlea H. Nicoll: Lambkin, br. g, 3, by Darebin Lam- bayeque; C. Nichqll 100 Property of J. W. Schorr : Alard Scheck, ch. c, 3, by Hindoo Cherry Blosaom; T. Monahan 1,200 Eddie Busch, br. c, 2, by Lord Hartington Potina; J. H. Carr 3,600 Property of Franklin & Jacobs : Pigment, b. f , 2, by Montana Sophia ; W. L. Powers. 100 Proparty of Matt Byrnes : Garter Ban, b. f, 3, by Golden Garter-Flora Ban; J. McCauley 40Q Skys, ch. c, 2, by Inverness Salmera; H. Griffin 6C0 Property of WilliamJLittauer: Millstone, ch. g, 4, by Juvenal Nell;'sP.jS. P. Randolph 50 Wythe, gr. g. 5, by The Jacobite Activity; E. J. Hogan 5CD Property of Albright & Byrnes : Courtenay, ch. c, 2, by Hermence Maggie B.; Matt Byrnes ICQ; Page [6] FALL MEETING OF THE WORTH JOCKEY CLUB 1 15-PAYS RACING-ls October IO to October 26 Inclusive. ' x SIX OR MORE RACES DAILY, BEGINNING AT 2:00 -P.M. $42,000 or More Distributed in Special Events and Purses. PTUSIC BY BANKS CREGIER'S ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION $1 .00. WABASH R. R. Special Trains leave Dearborn Station (Polk Street) as follows ' 7:55 A.M. Stops at 22nd, 41st and 63rd Sts. 12:55 P.M. EXPRESS TRAIN. NO STOPS. DIRECT TO GRAND STAND ips t ivf si anH ;?s it i,?f ss 1x11 ssssiimmt grand stand. 13:40 P.M. Stops at 22nd, 4lst and 63rd Sts. 1:45 P.M. stops at g3nd 41st and 63rd sts Begnlar Bnbnrban trains to Chicago Bidge at 6:05 and 9:15 a.m. and 1:25, 2:30 and 2:55 p.m. Batnrniog, od a special train leaves grand stand after fifth race and the others after the races-Sunday trains to Chicago Bidge at 9:45 a.m. and 1 :25, 4 :S5, 6:10 and 9:15 p.m. Conveyances connect Vfith electric cars at Monnt Olivet, direct to track. Faie foi Round Trip on Special Trains 25 Gents, ROBERT A. HILLER, Secretary, Room 30, 170 . Madison St THE - American SporHixg jnanual For 1901, COPYRIGHTED. A Handbook of Figures Beyond Comparison. . An Official Compendium of Records. "TTIMTT IBHIIIII II II IMllMilBIMIIIIMIilllMBW I 1 Running, trotting and pacing, . The pugilistic record of 1900, Handicapping and bookmaking tables. (S"OUB HANDICAP XA3BWSS WITH KEYS.) riTTTTTII Hi IITTTtrmTT'imTI llll HI II 1 1" Till II II II HI HHHIH 111 1 Summaries du Experts on trie Past Year's Doings, ...EDITED BY F. H. BRUNELL... m ents in Paper. Daily Racing Form Publishing Co., m gents in Soft Morocco. ,.0I24-126 Fifth Ave0, Chicago, 111, Page [6] FALL MEETING OF THE WORTH JOCKEY CLUB 15-PAYS RACINGls"! October IO to October 26 Inclusive. ' v SIX OR MORE RACES DAILY, BEGINNING AT 2:00 -P.M. $42,000 or More Distributed in Special Events and Purses. fHusiC BY BANKS CREGIER'S ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION $TM" WABASH R. R. Special Trains leave Dearborn Station (Polk Street) as follows ' 7:55 A.M. Stops at 22nd, 41st and 63rd Sts. 18:55 P.M. EXPRESS TRAIN. NO STOPS. DIRECT TO GRAND STAND. 21!! I'fr I? 'J ITf 1VI a IT f ,?f S KiS&S? SSSIMBECX TO GRAND STANDS 12:40 P.M. Stops at 22nd, 4lst and 63rd Sts. ls46 PM. stops at 32nd, 41st and 63rd Sts. Btgnlar Suburban trains to Chicago Bidge at 6:05 and 9:15 a.m. and 1:25, 2:80 and 2:55 p.m. Betnrning, one epecial train leaves grand stand after fifth race and the others after the races-Sunday trains to Chicago Bidge at 9:45 a.m. and 1:25, 4:85, 6:10 and 9:15 p.m. Conveyances connect with electric cars at Mount Olivet, direct to track. Fare for Rood Trip on Special Trains 25 Cents. ROBERT A. HILLER, Secretary, Room 30, 170 E. Madison St. THE - American Sportmg jnamial For 1901. COPYRIGHTED. A Hatiioofc of Figures Beyond Comparison. . An Official Compendium of Records. i i Running, trotting and pacing, , The pugilistic record of 1900, Handicapping and bookmaking tables. (SOUB HANDICAP XAXSUSS WITH KKYS.) Summaries M Experts on trie Past Year's Doings, ...EDITED BY F. H. BRUNELL... ents in Paper. Dally Racing Form Publishing Co., B gents in Soft Morocco. ,.0!24-126 Fifth Ave0, Chicago, I1L

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