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Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, November 13, 1901

Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, November 13, 1901 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1901 drf1901111301 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, November 13, 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] Lakeside Racing L&KEilDE RACING. j Mud larks wero much in evidence yesterday at ' Lakeside, horses that ran bast in the soft going finishing first in every race. The track was sloppy, bnt in some spots toward the outside rail had dried ont somewhat- Betting was hsavior than un Monday and the crowd was as large as i usual. The principal race of the day, the fourth, a dash of ono mile, was won in hollow fashion by Lennep. She took the track at flag dip and simply spreadaagled hor field, winning by eight lengths from Lucien Appleby, which beat Miracle II. a neck for second place. The last named closed up on Lncien Appleby in the last quarter, bnt faltered in the closing strides. j Corinne Unland proved to ba the best of a poor lot of youngsters in the day's opener, a scramble of sir farlongs for two-year -olds. Crescent City led by a fair margin to the stretch, where Corinne TJnland, under a good ride by Coburn, closed up on him fast and, in a ding-dong finish, beat him ont by a short head. The Stewardess was third five lengths back. The second raca, a split of the first was taken by Autumn Leaves, which won easily by two lengths from Dake of Connaught af tor a short brusn with him in the last eighth . Bragg was only beaton on the po3t by a head by Duke of Connanght for second money. Ho was given a shabby ride and allowed to fall too far out of the race. Golden Glitter ran far below expec. tations. Hag Tag could not extend himself freely in the going. The third race, a dash of one and one-eighth miles, wont to The Joffjraon, which closed up fast in tke last eighth and beat out Farmer Bennett by a koad after a spirited nish neat to the inside rail. Istbay finished third a length away. He seemed all ovar the winner when a furlong out but huug in the closing strides. Edna Bergan ran well for seven furlongs. The fifth race, a six farlongs dash, brought a number of good sprinters to the post, Harry Herendean being backed down at post time to an 8 to 5 favorite. The winner turned up in Aaron, which should have won his last two races. Bummer lod by two lengths when turning into the stretch but along about the last eighth post Aaron moved up fast and after a sharp drive for a sixteenth of a mile drew away in the closing strides and won by a length, Bum- mer beating Braw Lad three for second place; Harry Herendean could not negotiate the sloppy going and gradually fell away beaten after the first quarter had been run. The finale was an easy thing for Banish, which closed up with a rush in the last quarter and won by five lengths from Baird, which bsat Little Elkin three for second place. Baird appeared like he was going to make a runaway race of it when going down the backstrotch, but weakened after turning for homo. Ken-tacky Babe did not appear to relish the going. Charles D. ran a poor race. M. H. Tichenor & Co., have bought of B. Bradley the two-year-old Miracle II. at the reported price of $2,500. Crescent City Stakes CRESCENT CItT STAKE 3. The liberal policy of tho officials of -tho Crescent City Jockey Club of New Orleans in changing its big list of stakes from the guaranteed to the added money system and in an all around increase of the value of purses has attracted tha general attontion I and approval of horse owners and there is abuu-L dant indication that the big city of the south is L destined to enjoy better racing next wintar j stakes offered close for entries tomorrow night I and if any owners, who intend to campaign, at ; New Orleans, have forgotten or neglected to i make nominations it is high time they were , making out their lists. Entries can be Bent to j Secretary Sheridan Clark, 735 Gravier Street, New Orleans, La., or to Harry White. 402 Monadnock Building, this city and any time prior to midnight of to-morrow will do. From down East FROM DOWN EAST. The lacing season just closed waB one of the most successful in the history of the turf. The big crowd at Aqueduct on Saturday was a fitting climax. All the year the attendance has baen phenomenally large, every one of the local racing associations making a heavy profit on its schedule. The racing, taken as a whole, has been high class and remarkably free from scandal, though it cannot be said that things have not happened that the Jockey Club might have looked into with official scrutiny. It is hoped that in another campaign more representative American millionaires will become interested in racing. William K. Vanderbilt is one who intends to have a big Btable in training here. Pierre Lorillard, too, is expected to take a lively interest. Then, of jcourse, W. C. Whitney, J. B. Haggin, the-Keenes, C. H. Mackay, the Morrises, the Hitchcocks, the Belmonts, A. Featherstone and other BportBmen of the true calibre will be in line once more to help elevate the sport as they have done in the past. Nearly all of the leading jockeys have secured lucrative engagements for next season. Turner, Cochran and Burns are to ride for W. C. Whitney, and all of them will receive big salaries. Shaw has Eigned to ride for J. B. Keens and Wonderly will be the regular stable jockey for J. B. Haggin. Redfern will rido for Col. James E. Pepper and O'Connor will -remain with A. Featherstone. Henry Spencer seems to be out in the cold. It was only a year ago that he was supposed to ba at the top of his profession, bnt since his temporary banishment from the turf for his ride on Com-mando in the Matron Stakes in 1910, this noted rider appears to have lost his grip. During the past season Spancor appeared to be in an unfortunate rut. All of his best mounts, nearly, were unsuccessful, and the talent soon avoided his mounts with Btu-Sioua care. Now, the rumor says, Spencer ia going to England to try his luck whero Sloan, Mahor, the Reiffs and others have made them-salvas famous. 8pancar can ride easily at 118 pounds pr even less, and in the estimation of his friends ho is still one of the bBst jockey who ever climbed into the saddle. In England or Borne other European country he may' mako such a hit that American owners will want to have him come back. It was only a few days ago that Sam Doggett had Baveral winning mountB at Aqueduct Though t),a vntnrnn rirlni hiai i Saratoga's Great Stakes SARATOGA'S GREAT STAKES. Having just closed a list of seven stakes calling for the distribution of $55,000 next summer, the reorganizad Saratoga Association follows this up by offering five stakes for 1803 of the com-bined value of $59,000, and two for 19C4 one of which is of the guaranteed value of $50,C0O and the other of the estimated value of $10,000. Here is an opulent promise of what the Saratoga of the future holds in store for the turfmen of this country. Entries to these stakes will close Monday, December 2, 1901 and their conditions are fully sot forth in this issue of Daily Racing Fokm. Such grand offerings dasorve careful consideration at the hands of owners and a measure of patronage that will be ample proof of a lively appreciation of what the Saratoga Association has Bet forth to do for tho betterment of racing. Oakland Form Chart OAKLAND FORM CHART OAKLAND, CAI,., November 13. Ninth day. New California Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. Weather clear; track heavy. Presiding Judge, Joseph A. Murphy. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. : ; 29372 FIowinc"B"8 mie FnrB8 8400 ; 2-year-old8, Maidens. Fillies. led Horsas A Wt Bt jj K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 21 tqd'tm iSf"2" 22 H 12 12 Howson J S Gibson 6-652 ?o&2 MLA-8aPINA m 3 11 25 28 2,5 Sansom Mallowmot Farm3-2 3 3 1 29250 TORILA 102 4 45 41 3i 32 See J C Humnhrev 7 6 20 20 8 K EfSglP8 ?S5 ? 52 52 42 44 BirkanruthJJacksof 15 30 30 10 29248 AT HELLO 102 1 3 65 51 55 J Ranch Bnrns&Watarh'sa hBa 4 4 k ISSSBSSS1?08 J!9, I 72 72 61 61 JMathLaCEari&Co 6 I I t SSSvKAiu 1 S 6 8,5 78 ?10CKborn Mrs Grossheim 60 100 100 30 29250 YANKEE DAME 115 7 82 32 8 85 Logue W M Mnrry 6 8 4" 85 25365 LILLIE DALE 102 9 9 9 9 9 Treanor Liberty Stable 60 75 75 3 m. , , , . Time, 124, 25, 514, 1:04. Winner B. f, by Bloomsbury Czarina. Went to post at 2:12. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Josia li. was favored by the going, ran well throughout and finished strongly. Malaspina showed plenty of speed, but tired and does not seem to be a stayer. Torila showed improvement and ran a fairly good race. Yankee Dame broke down opposite the paddock. Cathello is not of much. au accountn -heavy going. gers tched 292482 Flattered, 115. - - - - - JosieG., show, 4 to 5. Malaspina, show, 1 to 2. Torila, show, 4 to 1. Cathello, show, 3 to 5. 29373 8EC0ND BACB1 Mile Parse $100. 3-year-oids and upward. Selling. Ind Horsoa A Wt St jj X strFin Jockeys Ownsri 6 H O P 29249 NELLIE FORESTS 104 5 2h 12 110 5 16. Hoar W P Macrana 8 8 a 5 29319 BILLY MOORE 4 109 4 6 24 21 24 2s D Vititoe TT Rector 24 I W fi ' 25973 THE GAFFER 3 100 8 54-42 42 31 34 Winslett J H SimDBon 15 20 Ih I 29176 SUNELLO 4 104 1 31 31 21 42 410 J Mathews MS torn 5 5 S 1 29249 BEDNEB 3 103 2 72 5 62 55 53 J Ranch P Ryan 3 44 44 Ls 29319 FRANK WOODS 4 109 7 4 62 53 66 66 See GaraenCityStablel 8 8 t J. ROGGS 4 109 10 80 85 7 72 73 Howson 8 J Gibson fo 100 inn 9 in 292883NILGAR 5 109 3 14 73 8 81 81 O'Connor PE Jones 3 4 4 29229 ROMANY 5 109 9 9 9. 9 9 95 Colfis M Donovan ' 60 60 fin In 29202 JOE HOCK 4 112 12 10 10 10 10 10 Romero TCase 20 100 1M to SAM QHBBN 4 109 1112 11 11 ll 11 Adams F Duffy 60 100 loO IS ,n 29253 GOLDEN 3 100 6 11 12 12 12 12 Waterbury G Webb loo 100 100 40 Time, 26, 52, 1:18, 1:484. Winner Ch. u g, t by Forest Nellie T G. w.B?t to Post at 2:41. At post 1 minute. Start perfect. Won easily; secend driving. Nellie Forest w liked a heavy track better than the others, took tho lead after the first quarter had baen aHv?&th9 B Moors was cutoff on tha 'first tarn and lest ground which Vititoe made up quickly. Tha Gaffer's race was a good one. Suuello was ranninl SFfiSSfir BOm 8arly 88ed- Tb0 "--too " S frtu 3"t5 5- Th0 Gaffer' Bhow- 4 tQ Snnoll' 293 74: THIKD BACB7-8 Mile PnrBe$400. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. tn.l. Horses - A Wt St X K jj StrFin Jockeya ""Owners 6 H O P ' 29251 THE SINGER 4 104 5 45 46 34 35 12 J Kanch W P Maerann 5 91 t r , r- 29353 IMPERIOUS 6 104 3 & 2h 22 1 25 J Mathews H E Rowelf 4 44 4i Si 6 Time. 1. 254, 524,1:184, 1:324. TO- Winner B. 1. mu r j g, by The Bard Minnie Andrews. Went to post at 3:05. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won easily; second tha sama Tho ?iKtim?1"d at,tae.p'art and was .almost left, but was much the bast today in th goffi made up lost ground rapidly and won going away. Imperious ran a f air race and ia imDrovinl c?-m?anS?tb68tyen,tu Thu8 MiUar Bhowed the m early speed? bu sho?t and nred budly in the stretch run. The others cut no figure in the race. Scratched-29228 Lavator, 104: 29330 Prejudice, 104; 29288 Buck Taylor, 104. 1 to 2 ger' ow' ont ImPacionB. show, 2 to 5. The Milljr, show, 2 to 5. Rinaldo Il show, 9. Q 7 F0U,?TH. BACE-3-4 mile. Purse $500. All ages. jGitJO 6 Q Tho Blno and Gold Handicap. Ind Horses AWt St X StrFin Jockeya Owners Q H O P 292912QIBRALTAR 6 110 Left at the post. J'Ranch Burns&Waterh'so4 8 8 3 . , , Time, 234, 50, 1 :17. Winner B. h, by Deceiver Sea View. flnEh-jttVpo8i a' 3:31: At Post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; Bocond easily. Sea Lion flnishedjast and strongly under punishment and got his head in front la the last two strides; f fnntei thJ8,W the ra58 aYayV J?t00k uin.3 easy iQ las hundred yards and when S a challenged him could not get his horse il V10" to going again in time. Frank Kannoy ran wall, is not a bad one and will do in poorer company. Gibraltar stubbornly refused to break. Scratched-293502 Articulate, 120; (29289J Royalty, 90. Sea LionBhow, 7 to 20. Diderot, show, 7 to 20. Frank Konney, Bhow, 5 to 1. 29376 F1FTH HACK1 1-10 Miles ParBS400. 3-year-olda and upward. Selling.' Ind Horses A Wt Bt M V4 SA BtrFin Jockeya Ownora O H C P (29324JNANNIE NOLAN 3 98 4 1 13 13 12 u Hoar J Burrows 8 m in (29251 BEDECK 3 107 2 31 21 25 210 is O'Connor J Gardner 7-107-101 L 29352 BUS a FIELDS 7 107 3 54 4 33 32 35 Adams WH Ketchiman 0 8 iKNIELI33AK3 98 5 4i 62 7 5a 41 BirknrnthTClTn" 1 ?S ? i 1 Went to poBt at 3:57. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second easily. Nannie-Nolan showed surprising improvement over her St. Louis form and was easily the best m the-going. Bedeck was well ridden and did his best, but hung in the final sixteenth. Bush Fields-showed Borne imorovement. Essence tired and quit badly. Scratched-29:932Qoldono, 106; 292512 John McGurk. 98. Nannie Nolan, show, evenB. Bedeck, ahow, out. Bubo Fields, show, 4 to 1. SIXTH BACE 1 inlle. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling; Qgyy .001 Horses A Wt Bt U. X X BtrFin Jockeys Owners- O H. C P S9319 EL OB1J5NTE 3 100 3 5 li l2 13 1 KaDsom H J Baldwin A Co 6 5 6 2 23035 DUNBLANE 4 112 6 41 21 2 21 2 Hoar WB Jennings & C06 7 7 3 29202 L. MEDDLESOME5 109 4 5 65 -5n 52 S J Woods JW Schorr S 15 15 6 29288 ALAS 4 109 5 2 3h 32 31 4 BirkenruthH C. Ahlers 15 15 15 5 292193FBIDOLIN 3 100 1 Ja 41 4h 4h 52 . WinsMt G W Scott 6 6 6 2 (29319)MOBTGAGE 4 109 2 11 52 610 612 615 J Ranch Rurns&Waterh'so2 4 4 7-5 18238 COM. ATTORNEY 4 1C9 8 82 71075 75 75 J Mathews P Corrigan 20 40 40 20 29291 SAN VENADO 6 112 7 7i 11 815 815 80 O'Conmor 8 McNavgfcten 3 3 7-i 3-5 11446 BAL1VERSO 6 109 9 9 9 9 9 9 Tollett Lee Stout 50 1C0 100 30 Time,26i,52,l:19,l:47h Winner B. c. by 8an Yenado Orange Leaf. Went to pest at 4:28. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; seeond the same. El Oriente is in.good form, liked the going ind waB best today. Dunblane ran a good rac for a first time ont in a long time and Bhould be improved by it. Lady Meddlesome finished vory strongly. San Veuado conld not extend himBelf in the going. Mortgage quit badly. Scratched-a603J2Hohenlohe, 112. , , , El Oriente. show, evens. Dunblane, show, 6 to 5. r Lady MaddleBome, show, o 3 te t 1. Mort-gage, r show. 3 to 5. San Yenado, show, ont. Page [2] DaUu Racing Form ) IBSTJ1D BYSRY DAY. . 2 Western JocKeg Clufi Bulletin I orrtoiAii OBQAH OF j THE WESTEBN JOCKEY OLTJB. ditob xm Peopbibtob, P. H. Bednbli.. ABEOOIATH KDITOE, CHHTOH 0. ElLBT. SEOnBTABT, ME8. F. H. BBUMBLIu ! fcitrtd in the Post Offlea at Chicago as wcond clan matter. SAILT BAOING FOBM PUBLISHING CO. A Daily Befleotlon of the American Turl by Telegraph. 1S4-126 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. COPYRIGHTED. Xttsrsd according to Apt of 0? ?Ji! in the office wow 1931. by Frank H. Brunell, of w librarian of Congress at Washing- Mh.&Jrt0d I?d numbers and track form ff hSf d"m BAOTO FOBtinwt not b. used. Xhy are copyrighted, daily and will be keenly protected. SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. BUBBOEirTIONS Mdbt bb Paid ih Advakob. TEBMB: -Per Month 8 f Half Year jj'g Thtabo7e "VeV '. for 'slngle'copiM as Sealed elass mail matter rates. considered and answered all quariiB to ha n t?A??? Racing Fobm must be sent over the En nlm. and with the name of the writer. So8aeTama.s and 'addressee arc subject to a looal and foreign directory teat. BaB6m On Bale at 8:30 a.m. delivered to any be Daily Baoing Foem can address in Bt. LouIb.-Baek nnmbers can be promptly supplied. Ct nrS.rs for advertisements can be left at the Bt. Lonis offic for telegraphic transmission. Seven Books of Local Form for sale Thursday. $3.00 each from July 1. Aaron, 6- !, Banish, 3-1. AUTUMN LEAVES, 3-i, LESNEP, 4-5. We gave the abovo good things yesterday. TODAY WE HAVE THREE MORTAL CINCHES Beginning November 18 we will get direct information by special wire from the California tracks daily. In the meantime we will furnish onr clients with Bantlings and Latonia selections. $3.00 TVeefcly. "Wired at 10 a.m. REYNOLDS & CO., IR RESPONSIBLE BETTORS! Can obtain from two to four GOOD plays weekly on CEBTAIN stables during the California meeting. This information from DIBECTLY interest parties and wired only when the horses are HE4VILY backed by them. NO MONEY IN ADVANCE; responsible parties furnished the plays for a parcentaepe of NET weekly profits on same. For foil parttenlars aiireea X. O. Box, 914, Milwaukee, Wie. BUNCO-BRONCHO INFORMATION CO PICKING WINNERS. PICKING WINNERS. BANISH, 4 TO I, EASILY BEST. Crescent City, 8 to 1, will hardly go the route, so play 1 2 3. Short no odds oa my long shot gives you a nice bet on The Jeffer6on or Isabey, show. TODAY, THE DAY OF ALL DAYS. ONE ONLY ONE but this a great one ; odds 10 to 50 to 1, Bhould be 100 to 500 to 1. During the week money sent to out of town pool rooms. Attention! LATONIA AND WASHINGTON, TWO EXTRA SPECIALS. ATTENTION! SPECIAL DAILY CITY SHEETS "WITH ALL RACES $1.00. Civ Cncoialo fnr Q I fl nr t0 for flnO Wired to any part of the world. May require two weeks OIA OUdhlalb IUI $IU Ul L IUI UlICi to deliver, as only wire horses of odds, nos hot favorites H. T. Allerd always at office to explain any matter. I with my track man every morning as you know. Office 176 8. Clark St. in ticket office. Telephone 2119 Centra!. On sale at 11:30 a.m. at newsstand, southeast corner of Clark and Madison Sts. COL. J. C. WOOTERS, MGR., 94 Lincoln Ave. - - Tel. North 1007, Trob- INFORMATION R-4a ra wit BUREAU Publishers of Form Letter Handicap. Suite 500, 2G3-269 Dearborn St. Telephone Harrison 1588. 130 tol snot Getaway Day Good TIm Onr experts at Lakeside have advised us that the only way for this good thing to close is to fall down. ONE OF THE BIGGEST KILLINGS OP THE YEAR will bemads on this horso and we adviss every one of our patrons to raise the limit of their bets. This one alone should make all our clients a big winner. We have inside information on two others, however, that Bhould be at odds of at least 4 to 1. We aain caution you not to miss these getaway day good things. Thursday our information will conBiBt of direct wires from BENNINGS, LATONIA, OAKLAND AND LOUISVILLE. $2 Three Extra Specials If you want to got even on the Beason under no circumstances fail to send for this trio. Thsrc will be sensational doings. Louisville Form LOUISVILLE FORM. Louisville, Ky., November 72-The form oJ Wednesday's Louisville fields is : First Bace Times Star, Quaver, Ellis. Becond Bace Carat, Fugurtha, Bnccleuth. Third Bace Jim Gore II., Hunting. Pauline J . Fourth Bace Huntressa, Jordan, Kindred. Fifth Bace Prima II., Bose Bird, Banquo II. I Louisville Entries LOUI5VILLE ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track fair. First Race 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olda and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 29287 Ben Boy 6 108 710 2 293162Bauce Boat 4.... 105 765 2 29318 Opera Girl 5.... 105 700 j 29380 MandamuB 4... 105 715 ( 29380 Jack Willis 4... .105 .710 j 29343 Times Star 103 .725 ; 29283 Free Gold 5-" IS5 ' 29343 Ellis 6 ... 100 715 29231 Quaver 2 Ill 29343 Albart C 5....100 7C0 Second Bace 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. 293792Lillian M J3 710 ; (29314) Bnccleuth Ill 715 (29234)Carat 107 725 29317 Corinne C 105 69o 293793Fugnrtha J03 720 2938128aale 103 700 29381 Little Hindoo 103 705 29314 De Milsom 103 700 28481 Latch String 103 715 288I13Bnby Bay 98 705 Third Race 3-4 HLllfc 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 29343 Incandescent 5. ...105 695 29313 Bosy Mem 5 192 Zi? 29345 Pauline J 5... .1C5 715 291682lDuendo 6.... 105 700 1 293433 Jim Gore II 6.... lOo 725 , 293803Cantadas 5 .. 100 70j 293802Lady Curzan J22 Ill , 292833Hnnting 5 22?, 1 29345 J3oudana 4. ...100 690 I Fourth Race 7-8 Mile. All AgeB. Allowances. 29353Kindrod 4.... 105 715 i 29S463Gnide Bock S 12 ) (29190)Robert Jr S.... 100 700 29378 Miss Aubrey 3.... 97 705 (29286)Jordan 2.... 90 720 ) (29260) Huntressa 2.... 87 725 5 Fifth Bace 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 29347 Banquo II.. J.... 117 715 293182Honywood 4--ll 215 29262 Friesland 5 107 00 (29347)Prima II 3.... 105 i25 29347 Biger 5 2?5 2925330melia 6.... 104 710 29263 Demosthenes 7 -St 29285 Birdie May 7.. -.104 710 29231 Salome 7. 104 690 29262 Kildarlie 4.... lo4 705 29347 Bose Bird 3.... 9a 720 29233 Madeline G 3.... 9a ......690 Lakeside Form I.AKESIDE FORM. The form of Wednesday's Lakeside fields Is : First Bace Maggie Davis, Harney, Siren B(8MCnd Bace Inspector Shea, Hoodwink, TMrdBace Burnie Bunton, Money Muss or If You Dare, Alzura. . Fourth Bace Federal, Lennep, Burnie Bun-ton or Vulcain. Fifth Bace Hildreth entry, Orontas, Donman Thompson. Sixth Bace Charley Moore, Farmer Bennett, Ben Chance or The Jefferson. Boventh Bace Henry of TraBtamare, Barilla, Banish. Lakeside Entries LAKESIDE ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track good. FIrat Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-oldi and upward. Belling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 29210 B. G.Fcx 5 111 529 29358 8am Lazarus Esq 5... .108 675 29326 Maggie Davis 5.... 10b lib 29295 Star of Bethlehem...... 6.. ..105 TOO 29256 Heigh Ho 6....105 710 29295 Barney F ?m 720 292943Harney -"103 29209 Siren Bong 100 710 29266301ekma 4. ...100 69a 29209 Cora Havill II 5 100 670 29266 Kohnwreath 3.... 9a 1O0 29294 GaUopin 3.... 95 650. 29299 Pirate's Queen S.... 9a fa65 2 2 j ( j ; ' ; 1 I i ) ) 5 Second Bace 6-8 .Mile. J 2.yoar-olda. AUowances. y 29355 Bag Tag 108 685 j 29296 I. Hamelson 98 675 (29329)Inspector8hea 98 700 j 29325 MarcoB 98 670 , 29355 Stella Perkins 95 675 293543The Stewardess 95 650 29326 Amigari 9a 680 293293Hoodmnk.. 95 690 29325 Herodes 95 670 . 29325 Aegin 95 660 . Third Bace 5 1-3 Furlongs. j All Ages. Handicap. : 29297Federal 5.... 114 695 ! 293263Bnrt ie Bunton 3.... 110 725 1 29316'! Money Mua s 3.... 109 720 293583fBraw Lad 7... .104 675 : 29326Vnlcain 4... 10J 709 29S582Bnmmer 5. ...100 .......690 : (Z9S26)tLittle Jack Horner .. 5.... 96 700 2929731f You Dara 3.... 96 710 19149 Alznra 3.... 90 705 29151 Santa Teresa 2.... 75 675 S. C. Hildreth entry. i. O. Keene entry. Fourth Bacfl 7-8 Mile. All Ages. Owners' Handicap. 29326Vulcaiu 4.... 100- 730 29297Fedoral 5.... 100 750 (29S57)Lennep 6....100 740 285893Malay. 5....100 725 29328 Haviland . 4.. ..100 720 293262 Money Mass 3.... 95 710 293263 Burnie Bunton 8.... 95 735 29239 W. J. Deboe 3 ... 95 725 29358 Harry Hfrendoen 3.... 95 710 293253Pyrrho 2.... 80. 6S0 293573Jiiraclo II - .... 2 ... 80 700 3. O. Hildreth entry. Fifth Race 1 1-8 Miles. All Agts. Handicap. (29328)Orontas 4....113 740 (29239)Hermencia 4.... 110 745 i92982Bolling Boer 3....104 750 29326Vulcain . 4. ...103 730 29328fflaviland 4.... 93 725 293282Denman Thompson 3 ... 98 735 2929838earcher 3.... 95 725 291813fOdnor 3.... 95 720 29298 Ben Chance 4 ... 90 705 293573Miracle II 2.... 82 700 S. C. Hildreth entry, tF. Cook entry. Sixth Race 1 1-4 Milea. 3-yeai-olds and upward. Ballitie. 29298 Ben Chance 4.... 107 710 29S59 Kentucky Babe 4.. ..105 ......675 292C93Charley Moore 4.. ..104 725 J y j j , . . j : ! 1 : : S93273Adrnetus 7.... 96 7C0 293562Faimer Bennett 3.... 95 715 29356 Fox Bard.. 4.... 94 650 29300 Gliasando 4 ... 94 625 293593LHtle Klkin 3.... 93 700 29356 Miss Liza 5 ... 89 690 (29356) The Jeff orson 6.... 89 ......700 293272TJncle Tom 3 ... 85 690 Seventh Race 1 SStlo. 1 3-year-olds and npward. Selling. 293592Baird 4. ...108 696 293563lBabey 6.. ..105 680 29330 Precursor 4.. ..105 675 (29300)9ariUa 4 .. 105 715 29237 Cathedral 5 .. 105 680 249632Diseolute 4. .. 104 690 (29359) Banish 5....10S 705 (2929i)Evelyn Byrd 5 .. 12 690 293?6 Donator C ... 102 650 29240 Prairie Dog 4 .. 10! 695 292373Henry of Trastamare... 6. ...101 725 29241 Moroni . ( .. 100 665 29295 BoBa Diah 4.... 98 650 (29116)Helen Paxton 5 ... 97 660 29078 Big Injun 3 ... 95 650 293C02Bed Apple S ... 95 690 29358 Shut Up 3.... 93 680 29S30 Woodatick 3 93 695 Oakland Form OAKLAND FOBM. Oakland. OAi... November 12.-The form of IfSS RMnnd afe Bace-Horton. "Gibraltar, Goldone, Vantine, King Impromptu. Dellis. Sedan. nnrth Bace-Bosowar, Magi, Frotter, Brutal, Obia. . Wifth Bace-The Sixth Baca-Bangor, Bush Fields, Lode Star. Oakland Entries OAKLABD ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear ; track heavy. First Race Futurity Course. (170 feet less than 3-4 mile.) All Ages. Belling, fod. Horses. . Age. WJ. Hdcp. 28558 Edinborough !" iii jl? Duckoy... i'nl 29249 705 29201 Ned Dennis. g TOg CrnBt '! 29288 Upper 6....113 720 29288 Searchlight 2.... 97 ea 25659 Lady Drew 292892st. sever - ;;;;;;695 24627 Poppy A Vo . Second Bace 7-8 Mile. 3- year.olds and upward. Boiling. i 112 720 292932Qoldone s 5....11U 110 '."""725 (29352)Horton 293212MeehanuB. " inq 715 (29229)Impromptu 2'" 108 !!"" 705 29349 Flying Torpedo 5" ioS .715 257683Maiesa-- 4 106 . '..710 C ' 292C63AHred l"m 695 29172 Cansjp ...... I" 101 . .705 292902Tony Lopping i V. 3.... M as . 700 w 29252 Bob Palmer Third Race-Futurity Course. (170 feet less than 3-4 mile.) 4- year-elda and upward. Balling 29229 Gusto , i""m Y.'MSl . 29375 Gibraltar T'" 116 735 Dellis 292492King i""m 4... .113 730 7d0 (29249) Saul of Tarsus M att Hogan 292273 ill 740 (29130)Vantine .... ;$g (29288) Clarando. .... 5""J" Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 2.year-olds. Handicap. . 110 ...740 293513Magi -. Jog 715 (29289) Boyalty 1U0 11.750 28093 Bosewar ) 2 I j ! 293223Bedan.... - 16 735 29322 Water Scratch 103 730 29320 Senator Bruce 86 70 i 293722Malaspina $1 725 1 25975 Marelio 80 720 Fifth Race 1 1-8 Milts 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 29S492Water Cure 4....118 725 298232Brutal.... 3... .104 740 29229 Obia 5 ISi lln 29323 The Fretter 5.... 100 50 293502ArticuIate 3.... 96 73d 29047 Picador 3 ... 95 730 Sixth Race 1 Mile. 3-yar-old and upward. Belling. 293522Bangor 5.... 11! 725 29132 Position 4.... 109 680 25)3763Ensh Fields 7 . ... 1C7 720. !93523Marion Lynch 4.... 107 ......710 29293 Castake 6 107 70a 29S24 Lode 8tar J...107 715 29S53 Monda 5- "5 685 29293 Ping 6.... 103 ..... .00 29319 McNamara 4 2i 29374 Einstein 6 .. 103 ..... iOO 29253 Miss Vera 4""1? S!2 29290 Darlene 3.... 94 685 292903Qamo Warden S.... 91 695 Page [3] Washington Form WASHINGTON FORM. Washington, D. C, November 12. She for of Wednesday's Washington floldi it : First Bace MacFbnso. Charagraoe, lecu8. Second Bace 8nccaBunna, Wild Beat, Mara-trisa. Third Baco Nitrate, Death, Boyal Sterling. Fourth Baoe Federalist, Bastile, Wait Not. Fifth Bace Knight of Bhodes, Carbnncla, Ohnet or Fingal. Bixth Baco Potente, Bedpath, Ohnet or Alfred Vargrave. 5 . ss'J'.yr'irgarSL-!:-;. - iatuB8i'V,yiTwe.ti sSH'i Coiibij Island JooRBy GIUD bss, . Events to Close Monday, November 18, 1901. FOR THEjJUNE MEETING -1902. owner, notice in writing to that effect accompanied by the paymentof all forfeits beinggiven -1 - within three months after such demise. Six Fnrinn The Foam, 1,500 added. Estimated value $4,000. For two-year-olds (foals of 19C0). By , . . o xunongs. subscription of $50 eacn for starters; $25 forfeit, or $10 if declared out by May 15, 190.J. With TflR GRTlTllFll Srtfl nfll) Weight for age. For three-year-olds and upward, nowyear- $1,500 added, of which $350 to the second and ?150 to the third. Winners of $2,5C0, 5 lbs. ; of $5,000, 1 ,. w 1 i y lings and upward. By subscription of 810 each for horses now 7 lba. extra. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. Five Furlongs. ?.0arI,1e8 ; pr $30 each for horses now. two-year-olds and upward ; the only liability if declared by . , , May 15,1902; or $60 each for all ages if declared by November 1, 1902: or S1C0 if declared hv M. The Snrf, $1,500 added. Estimated value $4,000. For two-year-olds (foals of 1900). By ruary 2, 1903; or $150 if left in after the last mentioned date. Each starter 'to Day '(Madditinnnl subscription of $5u each for starters; $25 forfeit, or $10 if declared out by May 15, 1902. With Guaranteed caeh value $20,000, of which $15,000 to the winner. S3 COO to the qnriwf si nri to , $1,500 addea, of which $350 10 the second and $150 to the third. Winners of $2,500, 5 Jba. ; of $5,000, third and $500 to the nominator of tho winner. One S'mi c unu a wif or of the Foam Stakes, 7 lbs. extra. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. Five and a Half Furlongs. FOR THE AUTUMN MEETINGS 1903 AND AFTER. FOR THE JUNE MEETING 1903. FOR NOW WEANLINGS AND TEAEHNGS. , The Tidal, $20,000. For three-year-olds (foals of 1900). By subscription of $25 each, the . . mt,- nnmml nhnmn;nn rtnr rinn u-. v. u j -, only liability if declared out by May 15, 1902; $75 if declared out by November 1, 1902; 100 if TflB K HDIluBl U 11 31110100. 25.000. I ?L .the-ear-Idfl 'and upward. A continuous declared out by Ftbruary 1, 1903, or $200 if left in after the last mentioned date. EACH OlaKrER 15 Xo' be dnri thT antnmn meVtinR r V&?K0f or about Nm" to pay $250 additional. Guaranteed cash value $20,000, of which $15,000 to the winner, $2,550 to By subscription ol each inl'? SaKH 6s ?rOAM: the second horse : $1,5C0 to the third horse ; $500 to the nominator of the winner ; $300 to tba uomi. Kr 15 of th vSrhn7 if ffiftnVLH h9?1 0U hF. Nvm- nator of the second horse and $200 to the nominator of the third horse. Colts, 126 lba. ; Keldings, tional llonal costs asoiiows. follows a-a S5 n it declri aeciared out nnf hv by July nW 15 iVnf ol 'fh81 the in at which da KthXTe the lbaU be addi" lJ 123 IDs. Ihs , nniee, nliif b l-i l-'l lhs ids. One Mile iu.iie and ana a a Ouarter. u.iricr. , j V year horse is two yearfl 0id; Q lf declared out by February 1 ot the year in which the horBB ia thmn . nW The Mermaiil, $1,350 added. Estimate value $5,0C0. For fillies three-year-olds (foals of $150 if left in after that date. By filing prior to November 15 of the inwktah tfflimSi u 1900). By eubEcripuuu ol $1G0 each for starters; $50 forfeit, or only $10 if declared out by May 15, two years old an accepted transfer of the FOAL KNTBX accomDanied with nil fnrfoitn tn tho? 1902, or $25 if declared out by February 1, 19C3. With $1,250 added, of which $400 to the second date, the nominator will be released from further liability LOVditiovs vnn Sn? and $200 to tho third. Non-winners in 1903 of $1,200 allowed 5 lbs.; of $500, 10 lbs. nated as Weaklings: By subscription of $0 each, the only liability if deciMadnnthV Jnwi One Mile and a Furlong, of the year in which the horse is two years olds, or $100 if declared out Ly February 1 of the vear TtlP LQWrPllPP RFSl1i7a1inn $10,000 ADDED. Estimated value 30,000. (For " "" rs? 18 Jree yeara oldB-, lf in after that date $2T0 each. BTAHIEBS TO PAY 11(0 iidnlDliUD qtjdllZldUUU, horses now yearlings). For throe-yoar oida (foals of 1900). $100 ADDITIONAL. Guaranteed cash value $25,000, of which SZO.OCO to the winner, $2,C00 to the A sweepstakes by the following respective subscriptions: For horees entered as foals ty Novem- second horse, $750 to the third horso, $1,000 to the owner of winner at time of entry, $500 to the ber 15, 19C0, i50 each, or only $10 if declared out by November 15, 1S01, or $25 if declared out by owner of second horse at time of entry, $250 to the owner of third horse at time of entry, and $500 November 15, 1902. For horses nominated as yearlings by November 18.1901, when the to tne "'"S0 .,f winnor at time of race. Three-year-olds, 112 lbs.; Four-year-olds nnd stakes shall ho closed, $100 each or $50 if declared out by November 15, 1902. EAOH up ward, 144 lbs. (sex and geldings allowances). v inners of any race, when three-year-bTAKTEK to pay $250 additional all of which shall go to the second and third horsts as further lQ8 and upward, of the value of $14,000 to carry 3 loa. extra; non-winners of any race when provided. The Coney Island Jockty Ulnb to add ton thousand dollars ($10,000). The second to throe ytar-oids and upward, of the value of $6,C00 to be allowed 5 lbs.; non-winners of any race receive $1,500 of the added money and two-thirds of the Etarting monej ; the third $750 of the wPen three:year-old3 and upward, of the value of $1,000 allowed 10 lbs. ; winnings in handicaDs' added mony and one-third of the starting money. The nominators of the winner, of the second wuen carrying less than weight for age, shall not be considered. Two Miles nnd a Quarter' horBB and ol the third horso, to receive $500, $300 and $1C0 of tho added money respectively, bPECiAL conditions The entry of a horse for this race aB a foal or yearling shall qualify whether they are the owners of the horses when tho race takes placo or not. Tho trainers of the snou norse, if not declared out, to start for the race when three yeas old, and each year there-winner, of the Bbcond horse and of the third horse, namely, the trainers at the time of the race, a"er, on paymsnt of starting fee in each event. Should a subscriber or transferee die before the to receive $500, $250 and $100 of the added money, respectively. Colts 126 lba. ; geldings 123 lbB. ; Fac8 V1? en,try shall not be void, provided it be assumed by the then owner of the horse notice nllies 121 lbs. Non-iiinneiB at any time of $5,000, allowed 4 lba. ; of $3,CC0, 7 lbs. ; of $1,100, 10 lbs. la writing to that effect, accompanied by the payment of all liabilities, being given within three By filing on or before November 15, 1901, with tho Coney Island Jociey Club an accepted transfer months alter such demise, of the foal's entry, tho original snbtcriber will bo released from any liability as to the engagement of said entry except the first forfeit of $10, loaving the purchaser liable for same unless FOR THE JUNE .MEETING 1QD4-duly struck out. Should a subscriber or transferee die before the race the entry shall not be , ,u iw. t void, provided it bo aBsumeo by the then owner of the horse, notice in writing to that effect, TflR L9WrBHljB nRRNZfttiflTI 1000 ADDED. Estimated value $40,000. For three-accompanied by the payment ot all accrued liabilities, being given within three months after uuuiuuuu quuuuauui year-olds (foals of 1901). a sweepstakes by the following such demise. One Mile and Five Furlongs, "spective subscriptions: For horses nominated as foals by November 18, 1901, $75 each or ordy . 510 if declared out by November 15, 1902, or $30 if declared out by November 17. 1903 For horl FOR THE AUTUMN MEETING 1903. 2Men?VT .. declared out by November 17, 19U3. EACH BTAfiTER to dbv S25Q ndditinnnl Jn f . mm, IllP GTRRt Flllll RtSlCRS $?000 ADDED. Estimated value $20,0C0. For fillies two- go to the second and third hoisee, as further provided. The (j lu iddth Hid lilBdl Tilly OldrvDb, s8ar.olds (foals of 1901). By subscription of $5 each to accom- and dollars ($10,000) The second to receive $1,500 of thaakdsdmjmltwBot pany the entry, the only liability if declared out by November ; 1,1902; ano $25 each if declared out starting money; the third $750 of the added money and one-tbirdof the startinVmnnnv Th by May 15, 1903 ; or $E0 i( declared out by July 15, 1903. pr $110 if left in after thelast mentioned date, nominators of the winner, of the second horse and of the third horse to receive 500 SMO and sinn EACH oiAKHSit to pay $15C additional, which shall be divided betwepn the nominators of the of the added money respectively, whether they are the owners of the horses when tha raen tto filliee placsd first, teeoud and third, as further provided. The Coney Island Jockey Club to add place or not. The trainers of the winner, of the second horse and of the third horse namiflv th $5,C00, of which $1,260 to the Eecond and $750 to the third. The nominator of tho winner to receive trainers at time of race, to receive $500, $300 and $100 of the money added rasnnetWv r'nitl 50 percent of the additional fees paid for starting; the nominator of the second aO per cent and 126 lbs.; geldings 123 lb3.; flUiea 121 lbs. Non-winners at any time of S5 000 ailnwnH I i lhs . Xr the nominator of the third 20 per cent. Wiuneie of two races of $2,G00 or one of $5,000,5 lbs. $3,000, 7 lba.; of $1,000 10 lba. By filing on or before November 15 19W 'with thn iw TaVoni extra ; two of $5,CC0 or one of $10,000, 8 lb3. extra. If Bire or dtm has not produced a winner prior Jockey Club an accepted transfer of the forl'a entry, the original Bub'scribVr will be Traloaand t Vnm to November 1, 1901, the filly will be allowed 3 lbe. for enher or 5 lbs for both, said allowance to any liability as to the engagement of said entry except the first forfeit of $10 leaving the on? be claimed at time pf entry. By filling on or before November 1, 1902, with the Clerk of the chaser liable for same unless duly struck out. tihould a subscriber or transferee i die before thJ Course of the Coney Island Jockey Ulnb an accepted transfer of pugagement in this stake THE race entry shall not be void, provided it be assumed by the then owner of the horso , nnti , 5n NOM1NATOH ylL.L BE KELEAfeED FhOM FUltTHEK LIABILITY, bhould a.snbsoribar writing to that effect, accompanied by the payment of aU accrued lffiw&ftoliS&'el Stofo or transferee die before the race, the entry shall not be void, provided n be assumed by tho then three months after such demise. One Mile and ive Furlongs. The Rules of Racing and subsequent amendments thereto adopted by The Jockey Club govern all races and racing of The Conev Island Tockflv Hlnh THE FUTURITY FOR 1904, estimated value 575,000, will close about January '2, 1902. ' Nominations to be addressed to the Clerk of the Course, Coney Island Jockey Club, Windsor Arcade, 571 Fifth Aye., New York. Notice NOTICE. Form booto with charts for tho month ol October and the first two days of Novamboi are now ready and on sale. Latonia Entries LATOXIA ENTRIK3. Probabilities: Weather clear; track heavy. First Bace 1 Mile. 3-year-oldo and uswcrd. Belling. Ind, Hones. Age. Yfi. Hdcp. 293372Hand D 6. ...115 710 29259 Oliver Mc 5... .109 715 29271 Bodd 4.... 103 705 292712St. Bluff 3... .103 710 293S7 Islip 8.... 103 695 29340 Syncopated Sandy...... 3....104 710 (29368) Baronet 3.... 103 725 29213 .Phosphorus 3 .... 103 700 29368 Saragamp 3. ...100 ......705 29195 Bean 3. ...100 720 29312 Water Plant 3... .100 700 29S66 Gata Blackburn 3... .100 690 9271 Sortie 3 .... 100 715 Second Race S 1-2 Furlongs. , 2-ytar-oldB. Allowances. 29308 Circus 112 ... .715 293412BoaBtar 112 720 293703Moderator 112 710 2925S Burnett Wallace 1C8 725 29272 Dr. Worth 104 710 Sabione 101 29018 Simon 100 890 29341 Lighthunt 100 705 Jake Land 100 29258 King Tatiufi 97 695 29370 Harry Brennan: 97 700 29214 Aaron Pond 97 715 29258 Cardomo. 97 705' Third Bace 1 1-4 Miles. (Oyer 5 Hurdles,) S-year-olds and upwerd. Handioap. 29S092Lord Farandole 6 ... .148 ib (29309) Governor Boyd 6. ...148 671 290S4?DivertiBBement 4.. ..187 BaO 29309 Dangerline 3....128 ......635 29309 Bobert MorrlBon 3....125 ......650 Fourth Race 1 3-16. Milee. 4-year-olds and upward, Selling:, 293123Woodtrice 4... .115 725 29312)Facade 5.... 112 710 29274 Aquinas 7.... 107 705 293392Zazel 4.... 107 715 29337 Charley Shane 4.... 105 700 291962Prestome 4.. ..102 715 29337 Albertvale 7.. ..100 720 293093Eleanor Holmes 6.... 97 700 Fifth Race-3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 293403Ida Penzance 3.. ..110 705 29271 Polly Bixby 4 .... 110 700 29254 Margaret Ellen 3. ...110 690 293422Ethel Davis 5.... 110 720 29568 Janowood 3 ...102 ......710 29141 Crescent Quean. '. 3.. ..102 695 29196 Anxious 3... .102 715" 26641 Ciceiy Thorncap........ S.... 103 690 29337 Maydine 4.... 102 715 29163 Virginia T S....102 ......700 27980 Coralis 6.... 102 710 29254 Laureatea 4....1C2 725 - v Sixth Bace-6-8 Mile. 2-year-olds, Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt, Hdop. 29217 Lauretta Burke 112 690 29272 Lady Florence 102 375 29217 Lizzie Loy .102 670 29217 Mae Miller 102 ......6S0 . Marion Litty, br. f, by 'Jop Gallant Linwcod 102 ......... 29114 Owletta 102 ......685 29015 Olive Fant 102 670 29338 Outlet 102 635 29217 Bhady Land .102 6S5 Ban Domingo 102 29338 Eliza Dillon 102 680 29217 Goody Good 102 ......7C0 29275 Bunker... ....102 675 Latonia Form LATONIA FORM. Cincinnati, O., November 12. The form of W edneBday's Latcnia fields is : First Bace Baronet, Bean, Oliver Mc. Second BacaBurnett Wallac8,Boastar,Aarcu Pond. Third Bace Governor Boyd, Lord Farandole, Dangerline, Fourth Bace Woodtrice, Albertvale, Pres-tome. Fifth Bace Laureatea, Ethel Davis, May-dine. Sixth Bace Goody Good, Lauretta Burke, Owletta. Washington Entries WASHINGTON ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; traok fast. First Baco 1 3-4 Miles (Over 7 Hurdles.) 4-yoar-oldn and ayw&ru, Selling. Ind. Horses, Age. Wt. Hdcp. 28205 Charagrace 6.. ..US 690 (29333) Boisterous 8 ...168 685 29S642Flaccas 4.... 157 6B5 20128 Cousin Jess 5 ...151 CSO 15733 Hurry Dp 7.... 151 685 28324 Mr. btoffel 6 ...151 870 22521 MacFonBO 9 lal 700 22521 Tankard 5.... 151 ......680 28510 Very Light 5 .... 151 680 21198 Boyeterer i... 5. ...Ill 670 Second Race-5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds, Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, box & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp, 29332 J Hot 109 710 29305 Illuminate 109 7 00 29S05 Anak 109 715 29305 Colonel Bill 103 705 28574 Cheat 'Em 109 690 Nuptial, cb. f, by Atlantic-Mary Stone 103 E9279 Clearflald 1C6 690 29279 Avis 106 695 29332 Si Ah .......103 705 21183 8ki Runner.,, 106 690 29221 Succasunna ..... 106 725 28919 Somersault 106 705 Hartford 103 ,.. Chiron 106 29034 Thoth 106 700 292793 Wild Bed b 106 720 29332 The Bandit 105 C95 29281 Lemoyne 106 .... 695 Lady Teazle, ch. f , by Terrifior Achsah...'. 106 2918SMaratriaa 106 715 29332 Traaor 103 710 Thii-d Iiao3 7-8 &Mo. 3-year-olds and upward. Soiling, ind. Horiau. Ago. Wt. Hdp, 29S38SDeath .6. ..114 720 29331 Cormorant 5.... Ill 705 29277 Boyal Sterling 4. ...109 715 293S6 Lou Bey 5 ...107 ...... 690 28528 Cheval d'Or 5.. ..107 700 26278 Passaic 5. ...107 715 29334 Lexington Pirate 7.... 106 710 29184 Avatar 4 ...106 705 2S3022Nitrate ..-... 3....105 725 29282 Land of Clover 3... .105 690 29247 Arganauta 3.. ..103 695 28938 Gautama 3.. ..102 710 Fourth Race 7-8 Mile. 3-yaar-olda and upward. Selling, 29282 8atire S 112 695 29159 Bingleador 4.. ..104 700 29282 Bastilo 5 .. 104 ......720 28J!S2Tenderloin 4 101 705 29160 Federalist 4.... 104 725 28451 Vesuvia S....10S 705 29278 8n ark 3 . ..103 .710 28104 Wait Not 5.... 102 715 29185 Punctual 3.... 99 700 29035 CoDnie 3.... 98 715 29282 Tonicnm 3.... 97 710 Fifth. Baco 1 Mllo and 60 TZavOa. 4-year-olds and upward, Allowances. 2583 Handcuff 5 ..107 7f0 29334 Knight of Rhodes 4 .... 107 750 29213 Harry McConn 4.. ..107 710 29331 Tanis 8.. ..104 700 29S31SOhnat 4... .104 735 29S34 Carbuncle 4.... 104 740 271162Fingal 7.... 104 725 Sixth Race 1 1-16 Miles, 3-year-cldu and upward, Handicap, 292222Potenta 6.. ..126 750 29242 Bedpath 4. ...122 .740 29222 Lateon 6.... 120 720 293043Handicapper 4..,; 107 735 29011 Alfred Vargravo 4.... 105 730 2933430hnet 4.. ..103 735 290932Ondenarde 3. ...103 725 29334 Scarlet Lily 4.... 100 715 Page [4] Latonia Form Chart LATONIA FORM CHART. MILLDAtE, KY Novemlior 18. Fifteenth day. Latonia Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. K Weather clear; track muddy. . Presiding Judge, L. P. Tarlton. Starter, H. D. Brown. - Racing etarts at 2:00 p. m. QQQAA FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horms AWtBt 34 K X StrFin JockoyB OwnarB O H 0 P C 2906SSOCONEH 4 100 2 65 16 24 1 Lindsay L Smitha 6 8 8 5 29067 CONUNDRUM 3 105 4 4i 2 11 25 Lyne 8 C Bryant 8 8 6 2 ti 292762NINA B. L. 4 102 6 31 7 4 S5 Minder Bonthw'd&Odair24 3 3 6-5 2 29274JOLEA 4 100 3 11 3i 31 45 L Jackson C J Feb 21 4 18-57-5 2! 291963TEMPT 3 97 7 5 8 58 58 B Steele T C Dolan 7 9 9 3 2i 29254 MASTERFUL 3 1014 1 21 41 62 6 JHothersallN'wm'n&Atchis'nJ 6 6 2 2 266762ROWDY Q. 3 1011 5 7 62 8 71 H Wilson J 8 Wallace 20 20 12 5 25985 G. BLACKBUBN 8 100 9 9 52 7 8l R Murphy Q B Bproul 40 100 100 40 2! 28268 BISTER MAMIE 6 105 8 8 9 9 9 D Hall H Furst & Co 20 SO 30 10 2 1, 181,26,52, 1:191. 2 Winner B. f, by Julien Jolly Nun. . . 2 Went to poBt at 2:05. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; Bacond easily.. Oconee, 2 after taking a seemingly winning lead, faltered in the stretch but came again and won in tne lait stride. Conundrum ran well and contested it sharply with the winner at the finish. Nina B, L. ran her race. Olea showed early Bpeed but tired at the end and the same applies to Mafl8crSched-293073Princess Otillie, 103; 29254 Minnie B., 100; 29307 Ruth Park, 99. Overweights-Masterful, 14 pounds; Howdy G., 14. i Oconee, show, 8 to 2. Conundrum, show, evens. Nina B. L., Bhow, 1 to 2. Olea, Bhow, 3 to 5. SECOND RACE 5 1-3 Furlongs. Puree $500. 2-year-olde. Allowances. , 2Q3(3 lnd HorseB A Wt St 34 X X StrFin Jockeys Owncra O H QP 29255 OUR JESSIE 118 2 11 12 l l3 L Jackson Armstr'g&Hardi'g4 5 4 8-5 (29275)THE BOSTON 109 3 32 21 22 22 R Bteela C E Jeffers & Co 3-2 4 4 S-b 29255 MAMIE ENGLISH 109 4 42 31 4 32 Millar "Badel 8 3 7-5 1-2 291973LEENJA 109 5 21 4 31 42 Landry H M Zieglor 3 4 4 3-2 29161 LATHROP 109 6 51 5 61" 52 Lyne MrB M Luzader 5 7 7 it 29039 DEBENTURE 102 1 6 6 52 610 Cogswell N Baker 20 25 25 10 J 29161 JEAN RAPHAEL 109 7 7 7.7 7 R Murp&y Baker & Gentry 10 10 10 4 j Time, 134, 25, 51, 1:04,1 :12i. . I Winner Br. f, by Aintree Claret. Went to post at 2:35. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Uur , JeEBia was best and liked the going. The Boston ran her race. , Mamie English ran bolow ker best form in the mud. Jean Raphael could not extend heraalf in the going. Scratched (29255)MabeI Winn, 113; 292753 Throstle, 105; Lady Wadsworth, 102. . Our Jessie, show, 3 to 5. The Boston, Bhow, 3 to 5. Mamie English, show, out. Laenj a, Bhow, THIRD RACE 1 1-10 Miles. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Qgg ind HorseB A Wt Bt 34 K X StrFin Jockeys Ownara O H C P" 29S10 BARONET 3 104 1 li 11 12 12 11 L Jackson J W Pugn 6 10 8 3 29276 ELSIE BBAMBLZ6 104 3 21 61 31 Si 21 Lyna A J Rankin 5 5 5 2 293102FAIRY TALE 4 107 5 31 21 2 21 3 Lindsay G R Bmith 8-5 21 21 1 29276 PBETTY H08IE 5 104 2 4h 3b 41 42 46 JHothers'llW J Babbitt & Co 5 5 4 8-5 29312 HINSDALE 3 101 9 8 7 7 61 56 Donovan E W Fitzgerald 15 16 15 6 29218 BAR AGAMP 3 98 7 75 42 61 7 61 D Hall JlIcNaught 10 12 12 5 (29215)BARBEE .6 1081 4 61 51 51 53 76 Landry REWatkms 5 6 6 2 (26568)LAURA'B FIRST 3 98 8 9 9 8 8 810 Cogswell JWThompson&Col5 20 20 8 29195 J ANO WOOD " 3 95 6 51 8 9 9 9 R Steele J A Maxwell 12 20 15 6 Time, 12i, 25, 524, l:20,l:48i, 1:56. Winner Ch. c, by Prince Royal Little Vag. , Want to post at 2:50. At post 12 minutes. Start good. Won driving; Eocond A, the sme. n Baronet - showed surprising improvement, due posssibly to the going, was lucky in havintc a clear r courBB throughout and finished stoutly although swerving against Klsie Bramble near thB finish. The latter ran a good race and might have wod but for this interference. Fairy Tale was tiring 1 t at the finish. Pretty Bosie ran his race. Hinsdale can do btter than this in mud. Scratched-29198 Kunja, 107; (29271)Mr. Phiuizy, 107; 29215 Enghurst, 105; (29309Governor r Boyd, 102. Overweights Baragamp, 3 pounds; Barbae, 44. Baronet, show, 3 to 2. ElBie Bramble, show, avens. Fairy Tale, show, 1 to 2. Pretty Bosie, 1 1 Bhow, 3 to 5. . 6CQ, FOURTH BACK 1 fliiie. $400 added. 3-yaar-olds and upward. Handicap, " Ind Horsaa AWt St 34 X X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 293112NOBLEMAN 5 95 2 13 13 12 12 12 Loudon W Clark 2 2 3-2 1-2 (29311)8'NELL LAUFEB4 105 1 25 25 25 25 25 Lyne A Bellow 3 31 31 1 293113J. H. SLOAN 4 106 3 43 4 45 15 81 Lindsay L Bmitha 7-5 13-513-54-5 1 292593FLEUBON 4 90 4 31 31 33 35 48 B Bteale Mrs J B Brannon 12 13 13 4 292563BAFFLED 4 90 5 5 5 5 5 5 Donovan E W Fitzgerald 5 9 9 21 Time, 134, 25, 51, 1 :M, 1 :46i. Winner Ch. h, by Top Gallant Lizzie English. Went to post at 8:20. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Nobleman was favored by the going and was never, in trouble after assuming the lead in the first quarter. Bchnell Laufer went after Nobleman on the far turn, but could not overhaul him. J. H. r Sloan easily biat the tiring Fleuron for third place. Baffled could not raiBe a common gallop in n tb Scratched 29145 Van Hoorebeke, 98; 29311 JesBie Jarboe, 95; 29S10 Mr. Pomeroy, 90. Nobleman, Bhow, out. Bchnell Laufer, ehow, 2 to 5. - J. H. Sloan, show, out. - FIFTH BACK 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 2-yoar-oldB. Allowances. Q,j() " Ind Horses A Wt St 34 34 X StrFin Jockeys Owners O M O P (29308mEBMlB U06 55 42 1 1 Lyne . H A Engman 7-107-103-5 out J' f 29141 KALOMA 115 1 41 2n 42 22 Givens R E Watkins & Co2 3 3 3-5 ' 29272 MODE BATOR 103 4 2- H 22 31 Minder Mrs M C Lyles 8 10 10 21 Z9341 BAR LE DUC 100 2 3h 3 Si 48 L Jackson H M Zlcgler 7-107-103-5, out it 29'583WATEB EDGE 100 3 1" 510 520 530 Lindsay Bntledge&9teven66 7 6 8-5 5 24769 HABBY BBENNAN 97 5 6 6 6 6 B Steele M'klein & W'mh'fl5 30 30 10 Coupled in betting, Time, 13, 25i, 51, 1 :181. Winner Ch. c, by Hermance Katy of the WfiBt. Went to post at 3:45. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the Bame. Hernus iB finished fast, came away when called on and was by far the best. Kaloma did hia best and A finished strongly. Moderator showed speed for a half, but tired in the stretch run, and the same in comment applies to Bar le Due. Water Edge did not seem to liko the going. Scratched 293082Inventor, 106. Kaloma. Bhow, out. Moderator, ehow, 1 to 2. - SIXTH BACK 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 3-yaar,-olds and upward. Selling. jndHorB8B A Wt Bt 34 H X BtrFin Jockoya Owners O H C P - 28259 JIM NAP 3 105 4 31 21 22 12 Cogswell Wells & Co 15 15 12 4 29U7 H B TOBACCO 7 110 1 2i 12 U 22 L Jackson E Slaughter & Co 4-511-1011-102-5 y 2B1OT BUAVE 4 109 3 41 4 310 310 Ljne H Benzinger 3 3 21 4-5 5 29171 BAMIVEL 6 1081 5 52 8 42 41 Landry E A Cornwall 7 8 8 3 fKlSOlBAGUENAY . 4 105 6 64 7 7 51 Lindsay W Cox 8 20 20 7 2p73 ANNU 3 102 2 1 Si 52 63 BBtaole C H Williams&Co7 8 8 21 (28256)MABG. STEELE 3 100 7 7,. 62 62 7g 5Loudgen J O'Dowd 15 15 15 6 Winner Ch. c. by Blazes Mies Alice. Went to post at 4 :12. At post 6 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. The le iroing seemed to suit Jim Nap to a nicety and he came away easily in the stretch. H. 8. Tobacco :o as usual showed speed but was tiring all through the last eighth. Suave ran a very indifferent at ran a Annu auit after going a half mile. Bwttched-29310 Ecome, 110; (29195) Lady Kent, 109; 29259 CialeB, 109; -29274)Onanetta, 107; 7. ' 29142 Alee, 101; 29165 Myrtle Van, 100. Overweights Bamivel, SI pounds. Jim Nap, Bhow, 6 to 5. H. S. Tobacco, show, out. Bnave, show. 2 to 5. Lakeside Form Chart K - C ti 2 2! 2i 2 2! 2 2 2 2 i , J j I , - r t 1 r 1 1 " 1 r in n - " J' ' it 5 iB A in - - y 5 le :o at 7. ' LAKESIDE FORM CHART. BOBY, IND., November 12. Fourteenth day. Lakeside Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. Weather olear; track sloppy. Praalding Judge. A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Racing itarta'at 2:00 p. m. FIRST RACE O 1-2 l urlougs. Purae $100; $75 to second; $25 to third. 5t7O04l: 2-year-olda. Maidens. Allowances; Ipd Horsaa AWt Bt 34 K X BtrFin Jockeya Ownara O H O P 28979 C'RINNE UNLAND112 6" 32 2 2 1" Coburn E J Ryan 6-5 6-5 6-5 1-2 292363 CBEBCENT CITY 108 12 1 12 11 25 Dominick B C Bush 5 6 6 2 29'S6 THE STEWABDE9B97 2 42 5" 41 31" Beaton Mrs B Bradley 4 5 ,5 2 29148 LAWRENCE M. 103 53 76 78 63 4 D Mitchell P J Moss & Co 6 7 6 2 '9074 WILD OAT8 106 9 63 4" 3s 5h T Dean M H Tichenor&Co8 10 10 4 29238 IRMA'B CHOICE 112 41 51 6 5h 63 Bassinger J J McCarthy 20 20 20 8 29182 THE WAY 100 10 8 910 71 73 Hope J J Ogles 4 4 4 8-5 29325 BOSIE B. 112 71 9 81 920 81 H'shberger W M Byan & Co 15 15 15 6 29148 THE BABBIT 112 31 21 31 83 915 J Hicks B E Gansel 8 8 8 3 29076 CEBEDO 115 8 10 10 10 10 Bice B Kaufman 40 40 40 15 Time, 21. 50, 1 :17, 1 :25. Winner B. f, by Al Farrow Bival. . . Went to post at 2:00. Off at the first break to a good start. Won driving; second easily. Corinne Unland under a Btrong ride finished stoutly and outgamed CroBcent City in the closing strides. The latter reveled in the sloppy going, but tired in the last sixteenth. The BtewardesB ran her race and was going well throughout. The Babbit and Wild Oats ran well f er five furlongs. Overweights Croscent City, 1 pound. Corinne Unland, show, out. Crescent City, show, evanB. Tha.StewardaBB, Bhow, evens. The Way, Bhow, 4 to 5, 8ECOND RACE 6 1-3 Furlongs. Purse J500; $75 to second; $25 to third. 2rvQpJK j O O O 3-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horsas A Wt Bt 34 K X BtrFin Jockeys Ownara O H O P 293'9 AUTUMN LEAVES 95 2 211 23 1 12 Beaton W B Barnes 21 3 3 P5 29329 D. OF CONN AUGHT103 12 12 Hi 23 2" H'shbargorT J McHale 30 80 20 8 (29265)BBAGG 1C0 4 6 6 4" SO Otis T Howe 2 2 2 4-5 293292GOLDEN GLITTEB99 5 41 53 66 42 Bice C W Moore 21 13-513-51 29211 HAG TAG 108 6 53 41 31 53 J Hicks J T Stewart & Co 5 5 5 2 29299 ST JSLLA PERKINB103 7 31 3" 5 65 Davisson LTLee&Son 4 4 4 8-5 29182 TOM WALLACE 95 8t 7 7 7 7 Helgeson B Butler 20 25 25 10 29102 KEN. MUDDLE 95 Ran away, excused. Boyd M D Graenwood 30 40 40 15 Time, IS, 25, 50M, 1:04, 1:256. Winner Ch. f, by Prince of Monaco Lady Rover. Went to poat at 2:30. At post 8 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Autumn Leaves came away easily in the last quarter and won as her rider pleased. Duke of Connaught was tiring badly in the last eighth and would have lost second place in another stride. Otia allowed Bragg to flounder about in the rear for the first half, but the horse finally moved up on hia own courage and was coming faet at the end. Stella Perkins showed speed for five furlongs. Overweights Duke of Connaught, 5 pounds; Bragg, 2. Corrected waightB Bag Tag, 108. . . Autumn Leaves, show, 1 to 2. Duko of Connaught, show, 4 to 1. Bragg, n Bhow, 2 ni-nu to 5. Golden Glitter, show. 1 to 2. Stella Perkins, Bhow, 4 to 5. THIRD RACE 1 1-8 Mlleo. Puree $100; $75 to second; $25 to third. 2fiQKC yOOD S-yaar-olds and upward. SBlliug. Ind !Torse8 A Wt St Bt 34 K X BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 292ilT. JEFF'RS'NG 91 2" 5 3n 2h 2H 2i i Hoyd E L Talley &. Co 12 15 15 5 29SS02F. BENNETT3 94 10m 1h 1m 3 1" 12 21 Rica James Arthur 6-5 6-5 6-5 1-2 292113I8ABEY 6 103 5 61 Vi 7 5" 4 311 H'Bhbargar J Molbusch 5 5 41 2 29330 DON AT OB 6 98 81 83 51 4m 43 31 4" T Moade C Mulholland 5 10 10 3 29241 CH. FI8HEB 6 100 1" 41 63 61 78 51 6 J Hicks W Mulvail 8 12 12 4 23265MABY M'OBES 87 74 71 84 81 8 81 63 D Mitchell P J Moss & Co 20 20 20 8 293C0MISS LIZA 5 91 6.1 3 42 52 6 62 72 Helgeaon J D Cunningham 5 10 10 3 29241 FOX BABD 4 S6 11 9107 9o 9 91 81 Hope F Grady. & Co 30 50 40 15' 2913K'BANNERET4 95 91 103 9i 102 102 101 91 Munro R M Westerfleld 4 4 4 2 9270 TAM. CHIElf 3 93 S"ll 11 11 11 11 10 Beaton F D Boaz 12 12 12 4 29149E. BERGEN 3 91 4h 22 23 14 324 7 11 J Wilson E M Bargen 30 40 40 15 Apprentice allowance. Time, 13, 26, 52, 1 :18, 1 :166, 1 :59. Winner B. g. by Bohemian Albine. Went to pjst at 8:00. At post 3 minutes. Start good, Won driving; second handily. Tne Jefferson finished stoutly next to the inside rail and won in .the final stride. Farmer Bennett faltered in the closins etridos. Isabey hung when the pinch came and was badly ridden, Donator tired rapidly in the last eighth and the same may be said of Chauncay Fisher. Miss Liza showed speed for six furlongs. Edna Bergen was right there for seven furlongs. 8cratcned-293S0 Guy H 105; 29208 Lydia B., 96. Overweights Isabey, 2 pounds; Knightbanneret, 1. The Jefferson, show, 2 to 1. Farmer Bennett, show, out. Isabey, show, evens. Knightban- neret, show, evens. TO 9Kr7 FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse 500; $75 to second: $25 to third. fltOO i All Agts. Allowances. ind Horses A Wt St 34 K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 292992LENNEP 6 107 34 li 18 10 16 18 Bassinger G & M Fostor 1 I 9-101-4 (9269)LUC. APPLEBY 2 81 2 33 321 21 2 2" Davisson S C Hildreth 8-2 8-5 8-5 out (29299) MIRACLE II. 2 81 1 4 4 4 3 38 W Knapp Mrs B Bradley 3 4 4 4-5 (292361PUBYEAB 2 79 4 23 2" 31 4 4 Helgeson J U Strode 80 30 20 5 v Time, 25, 50J,.l :16, 1 :44J. Winner B. m, by Candlemas Wanton. Went to post at 3:25. At poBt 3 minutos. Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Lennep waa at home in the going and simply ran away from her field. Lucien Appleby displayed great gamaness in the laBt quarter and stood a long, hard drive. Miracle II. finished stoutly but could not quite get up. Puryear showed a little early speed only. Scratched 29298 Omdurman, 103. Overweights Lonnep, 3 pounds. 1 ) No Bhow batting. . 6 f Q K Q FIFTH BACE-3-4 Mile. Purse $100; $75 to second; $25 to third. AitOuO 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. Ind" Horses A Wt Bt 34 Y X BtrFin Jockeys Ownara O H O P 292952AABON 3 951 6 5 44 2" 11 J Hicks 8 8 Bender 6 6 6 2 (29'i68)BUMilEB 5 104 21 1h 11 12 23 H'shberger C A Johnson 6 10 10 8 28S043BBAW LAD 7 108 41 4 23 41 3h Coburn J O Keene 2 31 31 7-5 29295SRUT UP 8 95 13 2h S" 3h 43 HeigeBon V HugheB & Co 20 25 20 8 292953S. L'ZABUS ESQ.5 100 8 8 6a 61 52 Otis F M Arthur 8 8 7 24 28S45FBELINGH'YS'N 4 95 52 6 74 7" 61 Bice E B Rogers & Co 5 6 ' 6 2 (29178)H.HEHENDEEN3 108 31 Sh 5 51 7 Dominick J T Stewart & Co 2 2 8-5 7-10 29I912MANGO 5 96 7 74 8 8 8 Seaton G W Cook 8 15 15 5 Apprentice allowance. Timo, 25, 49, 1 :16. Winner Ch. g, by Eshor Daisy Brown. Went to poet at 3:55. At post 6 minutes. Start good. Won easily; Becond tho same. Aaron finished fast and Btrongly and easily shook off Bummer in the last'hundrad yarrds. The latter showed hie usual epeed and was much tho bost of the othors. Braw Lad tired in the last eighth as did Shut Up. Harry Herendeen does not like the mud. 8cratched-2926S3EvaBico,100; 292652FrankM.,93; 29079 Amoroso, 86; (29291)Evelyn Byrd, 102; 29118 Lissome, 93; 28960 Miss Dooley, 96; 29291 Star Cotton, 96; 28271 Wallenstein, 98; 29294 Bomagc, 97. Overweights Braw Lad, 2 pounds; Frelinghuysen, 1; Aaron, 14; Harry Herendeen, 1. Aaron, show, evens. Bummer, show, 3 to 2. Braw Lad, show, 7 to 10. Harry Herendeen, show, out. OOQKQ SIXTH BACK 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $100; $75 to second; $25 to third. tQ(Jt 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. Ind Horses A Wt Bt Bt 34 34 X BtrFin Jockeya Owners O H C P 292702BANISH 5 104 1h 23 21 23 U 13 15 T Dean H Thorpe & Co 21 3 3 1 29258BAIBD 4 101 61 HI H 15 23 23 23 Boyd Keating & Hecker8 , 10 6 24 29051LIT. ELKIN 3 91 2a 41 4h 7 7 62 3 Hopo J J Ogles 6 8 7 21 29210EL GHOtt 5 97 3 s 31 41 41 4" 4 Helgaaon G W Curtis 3 3 3 1 29270KY. BABE 4 97 7 7 7 3 33 3 51 Bica J B Lewman & Co 21 34 3 1 29270 CHABLE5 D. 5 108 4 51 51 51 61 51 60 Dominick F G Altman 2 31 34 3-2 29300 LIND. ELLA 4 105 5 61 65 61 51 7 7 H'shberger WHWil'mBon&Co 5 6 6 2 Apprentice allowance. Time, 13, 26, 51, 1 :17, 1 :45, 1 :58Jb. t, Winner Ch. g, by Wadsworth Glendelia. ot Went to post at 4:20. At poat 6 minutes. Start good. Won easily; socond the sama. Banish .g- moved up fast juBt beforo turning for home and easily passed Baird while coming down the last ' quarter. The latter was speedy for seven furlongs, but tired in the last eighth. Little Elkin D finished Btrongly, nipping El Ghor on the post for third place. Kentucky Babe had enough when b- a quarter from home. Charles D. gradually fell away beaten after the first qnarter had baen run. 8cratched-(29330)Fantasy, 105. Overweights Charles D., 4 pounds. Banish, show, 1 to 2. Baird, show, 6 to 5. Little Elkin, show, 6;to 5. El Ghor, show, 1 to 2, 111. 11. Kentucky Babe, Bhow, 1 to 2, Charles D., Bhow, 4 to 5. Notice NOTICE. The form book for November is roady for sale and includes the racing of Saturday, November 2. So many form books of recent montliB ware lost in the mails that non-residents are advised, when ordering the November book, to sand 10 cents for the purpose of having the orders sent aa registered mail, thereby insuring PEDIGKEE BLANKS. On linen paper, artistically edged in colore, ruled and arranged for six ganerations of sires and dams of individuals and their ancestors. Ten cents each, $1.00 per dozen, $3.50 per hundred, No owner of a stallion should ba without a supply. DAILY RACING FORM, 124-126 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, t, ot .g- ' D b- 111. 11. Page [5] Washington Form Chart WASHINGTON FORM CHART. i WASHINGTON, D. C, November lS.Seccnd day. Washington Jockey Club. Fall Masting, jj Weather wet; track good. j Presiding Judgo, Clarence McDowell. Btarter, Mara Casaidy. Racing BtartB at 2:00 p. m. ! FIRST HACK 5 1-2 Furlong. $300 added. All Ages. Allowances. g Ind Horses A Wt Bt H K & StrFin Jockeya Owners O H O P 26960 AH ATOM A 6 112 1 1 2H ta 1" Dosmett P B Labonisse 20 20 15 6 2977 COBDBH II. 6 112 2 21 1" 2h 2 Hhelan F M Rorke la 20 20 8 29'8'2TOUR 5 1C0 5 Eh 3 3h 32 Wonderly R W Walden&Son 3 31 3 1 19159 BOUNTEOUS S J07 8 71 7 7b 4 Slack DaviB&VanKenr'nSO 3S 30 10 286962DELMABCH 3 107 9 8 8 8 5 Jones JStull&Co 30 40 38 10 29282 FEDERALIST 4 112 4 4" 4" 51 62 T Walrh F H Milden Jr 10 15 II C 293C6 FLARA 3 104 10 9 9 9 711 Creamer B Murrny 20 30 20 8 29159 KIM BKRLY 3 104 7 Sh 5" 4U 82 Tochran J Q Follanebee 21 8 21 1 SnANINB 4 112 11 11 11 10 9 Booker W Oliver SO 30 30 10 26295 K. BARLEYCORN 5 104 6 10 10 11 10 T Burns J W Colt 8 8! S ; 27399 TARTAR 7 112 13 61 6n 61 11 J Martin J W Medlin & Co 6 6 i 2 j 29301 MAYOR GILROY 4 112 3 12 12 12 12 L Smith E Peters 10 12 8 3 2029S J. A. WABNER 3 103 16 16 14 13 13 Miles E D Morrell 80 1C0 100 40 241982PRE8GBAYE 3 107 14 14 15 15 14 Hajden J K Garaett 15 20 15 6 -29G34 BOSECOURT 2 87 12 13 13 14 IS Thompson R T Wilson Jr 15 20 20 8 29013 MONMOUTH BOY4 104 15 15 16 16 16 RHond'rs'n J Carter 50 50 40 10 i 26987 GINKI 3 104 17 17 17 17 17 Brennan W C Daly 100 100 100 4u SARBA. BARK S S9 18 18 18 18 18 Thime F A Tschiffely 100 800 300 100 Time, 11, 23,486, 1:02, 1:09. Winner B. g, by Hanover-Reina Victoria. Went to post at 2:30. At post 6 minutes. Start good. .,,-- Won drmrg. Aratoma 4 and j r. Ccrder j tt II. ? had a bard tuBsle all the way. Both got off flying srd were tiring at J he end. Tour made a good bid in the last furlong, but was tiring when he got up. Bountei us and Telmarch made up ground j in the stretch. Kimberly had a rough journey and would have been closer up had he ben able ' t0 gSMaXd- 29282 Bastile, 112; 28384 EaUeon, 104; Valentine, 102; 291C9 Garter Ban, 99. . Overwnighta Tonr, 1 pound; Bounteous, S; J. A. Warner, 4: Presgrave, 3. : Aratoma, show, 3 to 1. Corder II., thow, 4 to 1. Tour, show, 3 to 5. Kimberly, show, out. ; BEC0ND BACE 3"1 Mile' added. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. 2 0 3 0 X Ind Horsaa A Wt Bt H. X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P : (29058)BAROUCHE 107 4 4H 45 2h li Cecbran W H McCorkla 4 4 2 3-5 28986 LUX CABTA 110 2 21 21 1 2 T burns AlbermarleBtablo 4-5 9-107-10 out (29303)TENAGRA 110 1 1 1 3 36 Bedforn GBorkil 4 7 6 8-5 (28681 C.OACOA 107 3 31 Si 4 412 L Smith B B Tracey & Co 4 15 10 2 9291 PEDESTAL 110 5 5. 5 5 5 Thompson WShowalter 50 100 100 15 Time, 13,25, El, 1:16. Winner Ch. f, by Julien Barcarola. . . . Went to post at 2:29. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Barouche closed up gamely in the last sixteenth under the whip and was going away at the end. Lux Caeta is not at her best and warmed up poorly, but displajed speed and raced Tenagra into Bubmissicn, crowding the letter all through the stretch. Tenagra showed much speed and ohould have been second. The others were outclassed. Scratched-29244 Katherine C, 110; 29335 HoBe of May, 110; 29246 Ice Water, 110. No show betting on first throa. nAOfJ THIRD BACK 1 Mile and 40 "Sards. J400 added. 3-year-olds and upward, ZfcrOOla Belling. Ind Horses A Wt Bt M X X StrFin Jockaya Owners O H O P 29S012BEN BATTLE 4 107 2 21 11 12 1 12 T Burns W'ford&Evorman 4 "5 31 7-5 292782ALARD 3 102 7 52 4H 411 31 23 Michaels Mnrphy&Beardon2 21 11-51 293063KING8TELLE 3 91 3 3a 511 52 2h 31 1 Cochran B Bchruibpr 4 5 4 8-5 29336 PIEDEBICH 3 101 5 41 3 21 42 43 Booker H C Schulz 20 30 30 10 (29306)SURMJSE 3 114 8 8 71 61 6H 5h McCue H J Morris 6 10 8 21 29278 CARL KAHLEB 3 103 1 li 2H 3h 5h 61 Wonderly J H Carr 3 5 5 2 292473 W ABB ANTED 3 94 4 9 9 7s 71 7 J Martin TEMannix&Co8 15 10 4 29306 GLADE RUN 3 93 10 71 8 8 8 82 RHenders'nA Simons 15 20 20 8 281373LADY HAYMAN 3 91 9 6116 9 9 9 Henderson J E Lane 50 100 100 40 28806 E1NUS 4 102 6 10 10 10 10 10 Bmith Wood & Co 50 50 40 12 Time, 11, 24, 49, 1:16,1:44,1:47. WiDner-Ch. g, by Eborlee Battle Belle. Went to post at 2:52. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Ben Battle, oft well in motion, was much the best 8nd never fully extended. Alard needs a stronger rider than be bad today. He was outrun in the firBt part of the rsce and was in a jam on the turn, but made a determined effort in the stretch. KingetoJle ought to have been closer up. Carl Kahlr showed speed, but quit when the field came into the stretch. Scratched 293363Curtsry. 103; 28404 Wait Not, 97; 28810 Historian, 94. Overweights-Surmise, 2,pounds; Einus, 8, Ben Battle, show. 3 to 5. Alaid, bhow, 1 to 2. Kmgstelle, show, 4 to 5. FOURTH BACK 3-4 Mile. $400 added. 2-year-oldr. Belling. Ind Horses A Wt St M, K StrFin Jockeys Ownsrw O H O P 29219 O'tiGEN 102 S 21 211 11 12 J Martin F Reagan - 21 3 21 1 29219 PLAYLIKE 101 1 11 11 21 2h Booker W H Sand 3 6 5 8-5 291583ARHAH GOWAN 97 4 4h 31 32 35 Redfern PSP Randolph 8 10 8 3 299442TBFF. EUNDBED 103 5 SH41 4 46 Cochran .ASimonB 7-5 3-2 6-5 1-2 29158 BATYAH 111 6 63 61 52 52 Miles W C Daly 20 30 30 10 29279 MAY J. 95 7 8 7H 72 6h W Daly J A Fickett 60 80 60 20 29'81 EQUALIZE 1C0 3 53 53 62 72 Wonderly Buckley & Bailey 12 25 20 8 29158 ATHEOLA 97 7 8 8 8 Belong W F Presgrave 100 100 100 50 Time. 13,25,51,1:17. Winner B. c, by Top Gallant Bailie Hagen. . . Went to pot at 3:20. At post 3 minuteB. Start straggling. Won easily; second driving. O'Hagen is in fine form and bad no trouble in going to the front when Martin called on him. He carried abrut five pounds more than his weight and the stewards allowed the placing decision to stand. Playlike beat the pate and this advantage helped him to be second, as Arrah Gowan finished Btrongly and waB fast overhauling him. The Four Hundred wbb weakly ridden. The others were outclassed. Scratched 292812Carrington, 108. Corrected weights Batyah, 111. Overweights Pleylike, 1 pound; May J., 3. . , , , O'Hagen, ebow, 2 to 5. Playlike, show, 4 to 5. Arrah Gowan, show, 6 to 5. The Four Hundred, , show, 1 to 4. OO Q A FIFTH BACE 1 Mile and 00 Yards. $300 added. 3-year-olds and upward. , j O0"t Maidens. Allowances. Ind HorBes A Wt Bt 34 K X BtrFin Jockaya Owner O H O P 293C6 WUNDERL1CH 3 107 2 1 21 2h 22 1H Booker T Gilfeather 3" 3 3 4-5 (285421FLACCU8 4 107 3 41 3 31 11 22 T Burns J D Hooe 8-5 2 6-5 2-5 26123 MOB OTON 4 107 4 6 E1 511 3a 3a Michaels E J Miller 4 8 7 2 286143COBRILLO E 110 5 21 li H 43 46 Cochran 8 8 Tracey & Co 10 40 40 8 29306 ANNA DARLING 3 107 1 3a 41 4a 50 58 Miles W C Daly - 8 8 6 2 28810 HIBTORIAN 3 110 6 51 6 6 6 6 Redfern I M Parr Jr 10 20 15 4 BETTIE B. II. 3 107 Bolted. Smith H R Dulany 20 100 60 12 Tim e, 13, 36, 52, 1 :tSH, 1 :47, 1 :50. Winner B. g, by Appomattox Forget Me Not. Went to poet at 3 :40. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won ridden out ; second easily. Wun-derlich won with something to spars, but from a collection of poor ones. Flaccus swerved in the i last sixteenth when he had thB race in hand. Moroton did his best. Corrillo tired in the stretch. Anna DBrling was shut off on the turn into tho stretch. Scratched 205333Chanticloer, 107. Wnnderlicb, show, 2 to 5. Flaccus, show, 1 to 4. Moroton, show, evens. : -v f o fh t SIXTH BACE 1 Mile and IOO Yards. 100 added. 3-yoar-olde and upward I 5UOOO Selling. Ind Horses A Wt Bt K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 291553FATALlbT 4 101 5 3a 411 33 32 li Booker J B Doerr Jr 21 41 4 I (28912)GUE88 WORK 3 86 1 HI H 11 22 2 Henderson F R Hitchcock 5 8 7 2 h9'43)ANN.THOMP80N3 0 2 2 Si 21 1 Sli Michaels J J McCafferty 3 3 2 7-10 0 (285581LIZZ1E A. 3 95 3 5 5 5 41 45 Jones E Whalen 30 40 40 10 '9'4S ANIMOSITY S S0 4 4i 21 41 5 5 Redfern A Miller - 8-5 2 7-5 1-2 Time, 12, 26, 5 1 :18, 1 :45, 1 :51. Winner Ch, f, by Kismet Joiza. i jj j ! Went to poet at 4:25. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won ridden out; second driving. Fatalist was well handled and finished very strongly through the last f arlong. GaesB Work was mads too much use of in the first part of the race, but hong on gamely when caught. Annie Thompson tired and quit when it seemed as if she had the race in hand a furlong from boms. Animosity ran a poor race and can do much better when riirht. Scratched (29334)The Amazon 113; 293013The Rogue, 90. Overweights Lizzie A., 5 pounds. Fatalist, show, 2 to 5. Guess Work, show, evens. Annie' Thompson, show, 1 to S. Animosity; Bhow, 1 to 4. - Louisville Form Chart ; j i ? j ' : ; : , , i : I 0 LOUISVILLE' FORM CHART. CQUIisVIIXK, ST., November 12. Ninth day. Douglas Park Racing Association. Fall Meeting. Weather clear: track slow. Presiding Jndge, John Morrow. Starfrnr. William Bruan. Racing- etarts at 2:30 p. m. FIBST KAuB 7-ik Mile. Purse $250. S-ysar-olde. AllbK-sncee. 5503 78 ad Horsaa A Wt Bt 34 StrFin Jockeys Owners O B O g" 9313 BAD PENNY 102 7 53 Ji . 13 12 3 C Murphy C F Schleith 15 20 6 2 29J83 DYNASTY 107 5 3 42 21 22 26 May WTWashamJr 4 5 5 2 - 29313 DUOASBA 98 2 7 51 52 43 31 J Daly J C Ferris Jr 4 5 5 2 29J83 ASSESSMENT 95 1 21 11 3 SI 4a O'Neil T H Stevens 8-5 2 2 4-5 29231 ORIC1US 1041 4 62 7 61 62 52 Finnerty Giles & Biddle 60 100 100 40 293133MIS9 AUBREY 104 11 10 8 8 51 6 Mahon J F Dockory 2 21 21 1 29166 MAZETA 102 8 4a 61 7 7 72 J Murphy J A Sutherland 15 15 15 6 29283 BLACKFORD 99 3 11 21 4a 8 8 W Wnods Parmer & Terrett 15 20 20-8 29263 CUPA 106 9 9 9 9 9 92 BeauchampM Btowe 5 6 6 2 29233 LADY MILLIE H. 102 12 12 12 12 10 10 Collins H D Monroe! ICG 100 100 40 2928S LITTLE CHICO 106 10 11 11 10 11 116 Howell W McLemore 1Q 10 10 4 29285 GIBSON GIRL 10S1 6 8 10 11 12 12 C Wright C M Kenner 10 10 10 4 Time, 25i, 511, 1:17,1:501. Winner B. c, by Tenny Lizzie Flynn. Went to post at 2:18. At po9t 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Bad Penny ran in much improvfid form over his last provions effort and won he hiB rider pleased. Dynastv ran to his best mark and had no mishaps. Ducassa was in the deepsst going all the way. Miss Aubrey performed poorlj and can do much better. Assessment had bad racing luck. He was bumped and interfered with repeatedly. Overweights Oricius, 21 pounds; Blackford, 4; Cupa, 2; Little Chico, 4; Gibson Girl, li. Bad Penny, show, evens. Dynasty, show, evens. Ducassa, show, evens. Assessment, show, 2 to 5. Misa Aubrey, show, 1 to 2. SECOND RACE 5-8 Mile. Purse S250. 2-year-olde. Fillies. Selling. fc9370 Ind Horses . A Wt St & K BtrFin Jockeys Owners Q g C P 292862CHANTEBELLE 106 2 11 li 12 12 O'Neil P M Civill 5-5 3-5 3-5 out 293142LILLIAN M. 113 4 42 46 43 23 Finnerty F M Connor 5 5 5 S-2 (293t7)FUGUBTEA 105 1 2a Sh 32 3" Troxler J V Conran 21 3 21 3-5 29!34 PALMS 105 S 31 21 2h 48 J Daly 8 P Harlan 5 6 6 2 29284 TUCK PAW 100 6 7 7 7 ?5 Wallace F Gering 7 10 10 4 29317 ALICE HOP 100 5 51 51 51 6 Lampard B O Kennedy SO 6Q 60 15 29261 MATT1E SPENCEB 100 7 62 61 61 7 W Woods E Moore 15 20 20 8 Time, 25,501, 1:031. Winner B. f, by Cbaraxus J da Bello. Went to post at 2:43. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second th Earns, Chan-trelle outclassed her company and won as her rider pleased. Lillian M. ran a good race considering the weight and saved much ground on the stretch turn. Fugurtha outgamtd PalmE through the stretch. The latter showed improvement. Lillian M., show, S to 5. Fugurtha, Bhow, out. THIBD BACE 3-4 Mile. Puree 2;0. 3-year-oldfl and upward. Ballinc. (gQggQ Ind .Horses A Wt St H Y StrFin Jockeya Owners O E C P 29315 ALEA 3 104 3 42 43 4 1 J Daly B P Harlan 1 7-5 7-5 1-2 59264 LADY CU3ZON 4 103 2 12 U 11 12 Howell Cole & Co 7-5 3-2 3-2 1-2 9!85 CANTADAS 5 106 4 32 21 21 38 L Daly D Hill 6 10 10 4 29S1S JACK WILLIS 4 1071 1 21 81 Ja 43 Meidling P Browning 15 20 23 8 291683MANDAMUS 4 109 6 72 55 5 5a May J B Horatman 4 4 4 8-5 27704 ABR1BA 4 114 5 5a 61 63 6a Irvin P Gorreen 20 SO SO 10 280513THE BBOTHER 3 109 7 81 81 81 71 W Woods A Brown & Co 10 15 15 6 29138 DICK THOMPBON3 104 10 9 10 93 81 J Murphy B J Patrick 40 100 100 30 (2923DLITTLE BITA 5 114 8 6a 71 7 96 Patton Miller & Co 5 8 8 3 29231 PEACHES 3 101-9, 10 9110 10 -Lampard J C Tucker 15 20 20 8 Deadheat. Time, 251, 501, 1:161. Went to post at 5:06. At post 16 minutes. Start good. Lady Curzon was much used during the long delay at the post, tihe showed the most early speed but in the last twenty yards tired badly. Alea came fast when she got to good footing in the stretch. Bha was under pressure in ' the early part of the race. Cantadae performed creditably. Jack Willis ran in improved form. Mandamus was badly handled. 8cratched-(29262)Cherry Head, 114; 29231 Quaver, 106; 29316 Bt. Aloyeius, 106. OverwnightB Jack Willis, 11 pounds. Alea, show, out. Lady Curzon, shew, out. Cantadae, show, 2 to 1. Mandamus, show, i to 5, 2 9 0 8Q OFF ' Ind Horsee A Wt Bt H, U. StrFin Jockeys Owntre O H O P 28315 ALEA 3 104 2 2 12 1 12 J Daly 8 P Harlan S-5 8-5 2-5 .... 29264 LADY CURZON 4 106 1 1 2 2 2 Howell Cole & Co 1 2 2 .... Time, 25, 511, 1:20. Winner B. f, by Sensation Alexina. Went to post at 3:44. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won cantering. Lady Curzon bled, soon after passing the half-mile poet and was eased up. F0UHTH EA0K 5 1-2 tirlongs. Purse J250. 2-year-clde. Belling;. Ind Horses A Wt Bt & 5 StrFin Jockeya Ownra O H O P 29261 TAX MAN 101 3 2 2 H 12 J Daly R F MyerB 6 7 7 2 29224 8AALE 10S 1 15 12 21 21 O'Neil P M Civill 1t2 1-2 1-2 oat 292863HATT1E DAY19 99 6 41 42 3 3 W Woods E Moore & Co S 5 5 1 29317 LITTLE HINDOO 98 4 Sh 32 42 42 Arnold T A Davies 3 4 4 S-2 29317 EDNA KENNER 99 7 51 58 58 58 L Daly P J Nolan 20 20 20 8 28919 OLD HUBS 108 8 8 8 7 61 Howoll J B Evera 10 10 10 4 29284 HARRISON F. 101 5 61 62 6 71 Wallace W G Fox 10 20' 20 6 29232 ARTHUE MOLL 105 2 7 7 8 8 Meidling P Browning 20 40 40 12: Time, 24, 491, 1:02,1 :09i. Winner B. c, by Magian Annona. Went io poet at 4:07. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second ths sa'me. Tax Man showed startling improvement, ran away from Mb fiold in the stretch and won eased up. Saale showed early speed, but tired at the end as if short. Hattie Davis ran her race and had no-mishaps. Little Hindoo was badly ridden and should have baen much closer up. Scratched 9284 Idogo, 98. Overweights Hattie Davis, 1 pound; Edna Kenner, 1. Tax Man, snow, evens. Hattie Davis, show, 2 to 5. Little Hindoo, show. S to 5. - 21038 2 FIFTH HACK 1 Milo. Purse 1250. 3-year-olda and upward. SaUfcns. Ind Horass A Wt St M Yt X BtrFin Jockeya Owners O H O P (29287)PHABOAH 4 113 2 1 12 12 12 13 Troxler G Hendrie 3" sTS 1 (29346)SALVE 3 100 1 3a 42 41 22 21 J Daly 8 P Harlan -5 4-5 4-5 out 292872NETTIE REGENT 4 102 3 51 55 510 S" 3 L Daly P J Nolan 3 4 4 6-5 9318 SKILL MAN 6 105 4 21 21 21 41 41 O'Neil C M Caldwell 5 7 7 2 29287 DR. CLARK 4 106 5 41 3a 32 512 515 Howell W McLemore 4 5 5 2 29345 REVOKE 6 1051 6 6 6 6 6 6 Finnerty J F Dockery 10 20 20 C Time, 251, 50,1:151, 1:42. Winner B. c, by Falsetto Queenly. Went to post at 4:29. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second handily. Pharoah waa well handled, kept in the good going and tiptoed his field. He won wall in hand with plenty inreservs. Salve could not get fully in hia stride in the early stages and was forced to do his best at the and to save second place. Nettie Regent came fast through the stretch and would have been second in a few more strides. Bkillman showed improvement. Dr. Clark ran poorly. Scratched 293182Honey wood, 102; 29285 Ella Martin, 102. Overweights Dr. Clark, 4 pounds; Revoke, 11. Pharoah, show, 1 to 2. Nettie Regent, show, 1 to 2. Page [6] Lakeside Jockey Club j R O B Y RACE TRACK, R O B Y , I N D I A N A . P.&F.W. B. B. 15-Racing Days-15 I '" Central B. R. 1 Leaves Union Depot Specials from foot of at 13:30, 12:50 and Kandolpli St. (leaving i1"1? SIX OR MORE RACES DAILY, rHrr St. and Englewood. ' 12 :45 and t :15 p. in., Regular train at 1:55 PflMIVIFNPINfl AT 9PM stoppingatParkRow p.m., stopping at all UU III ill L.1? U I ll U HI . 1 . III. . . . (Central Station), stations. Faro on all 22nd, 39th and 63rd trains for round trip Sts. Fare for round 25c. I 1 ifti A 1 I 4 trip 25c. Parlor cars l. s, & m. s, October 28-November 13 Depot VanBuren St. V W W W H W WWViailWWB W b urban trains be- and Pacific Ave. Keg- : tween Central Station uliir trains leave at and 63rd St. will lalie 7:45 a.m. and 12:05 a t-w T X T T tvj '"TC. . passengers on race p.m stopping at all JL1 V XlOl VJlN OC tickets. Transfer to stations. Returning race trains being at 4 :19 p.m. ; ; ; made at 63rd St. S Alley L. slopping at all loop stations to 63rd street, connecting with surface ... I 0 n L. S.st M.S. n.n. electric ears direct to track, All trains leave track immediately after races. III. LStltrSI n. n. Fare lor Ronnd Trip on all -Trains 26c, M, Nathanson, Sec'y, 815 Merchants Loan and Trust Bldg., Chicago. Stakes to Close December 2, 1901. To Be Run For in I903. ; 'To Be RunfFor in IS04. The Spinaway of $14,000. JwiUW&&Si The Great Republic of $50,000. lltl t&AZtf' f?? by May 1 1903, or 530 if declared by July 1, 1933. Starters to pay JStSS 00' f which ' Waer of tha SBCoadToa!S Association to guarantee the gross value of the race to ba $14,030, of which the second horse shall 2 ' 500- Tne nominator of the winner to receiv $2,030 out of the stake? labilities 11 f nlln receive 2,000 and the third horse 1,000. The nominator of the winner to receive 51,000 oat of p0R NOW FOILS. Br snbscriDtioa lot 510 aich if ife in f Vr ln;;. . ?oi t tl: the stakes. Winners of a race of the valua of 5,000 to carry 3 lbs. extra; of two of 5,000, or one Bnb3cription of S!5Tif left inf Lrtna sabicriDtionan sV nni&n ef 7,500. 6 lbs. extra. If the Eire or dam has not prodacad a winder prior to January 1, 1932, the af Car jnary 1. 19Jt a further subBcriptioa of 125. ' a 3 ascription of 7a ; and if left m filly will b3 allowed 3 lbs. for either, or 5 lbs. for bDth, said allowance to be claimed at time o pQR NOW YEa-tiLINGS Bv anhacrintion nf 3H0 anph Tf lnfh ?n n-,-m a.,.v, i mm c entry. By filing with the Saratoga Association on or before Novenib 1. 1902, an accepts d trans- ther snbecripVion of $30 each ; if lef t in af er Janhar? 11903, a further subscription sat)3crlptloa of otSk 51,0 earfh". far of the engagement in tins stke,the nominator will ba released from rther liability. aad i laffc ia afCflc jlTy x'jqj a fartU9r sabscript un ol50 ecb oach? Should a subscriber or transfere3 dio before the race the entry shall notbB void, provided it be FOB NOW T ffO-YSiB-hLDi AND DP -R anhoVrinn e aim u r w. assumed by the then owner; notice in writing to that effect, accomoaniod by the payment of all after March 1 190J a further subscrintion of JLlaft ? forfaits, beWgiven-within three months after such demise. Five and a Half Furlongs. 0fgtlonf $100 a'chf" and" left In Tho Unnoflll nf OH MM For foals of 1901. Th Association to guarantee the gross value of HTABTES3 TO PAY 300 ADDITIONAL Winners, whan three yars old or'uDward of 1 116 llUpCIUI Ul J,UUUi tha stakes to be 25,000, to be distributed as follows : To the win- 3,000, whan carrying weight for age, to carry 3 lba. extra. Non-winners of $ 000 in 1933 or 1934 ner 18,000, to tha second horse 4,000, and to the third horsq 2,000. Tba nominator of tha win- ahowad 7 lbs. Non-winners of S2.500 in 190? or 1981 allowed 10 lba. Non-winner, of SI 000 in ner to receive 1,000 out of the stakes. By subscription of 25 each, or only 10 if declared by or 1901 allowed 15 lbs. v ' August 1, 1903. If left in after that date a further subscription of 100, or only 50 if declared by In the cassof a foal produced bF a mare or a stallion not having .prod ic id a winner r-ior to January 1,1903. Starters to pay 259 additional. Winners of two races of the value of 2,000 date of closing, thu subscription shall be raducid by one-half, provided that safd reduction b each, or of ons of 5,000, to carry 3 lbs. extra; of two races of 5,000 each, or of one of 310,000, 6 claimed at the time of entry; but the starting f sa shall ba 3390 additional. lba.extra. Non-winners of 1,000 allowed 10 lbs. The produce of mares or stallions which have In the case of foals by filing with tha ass-ciition, prior tn diptarmar I, 1931 an acBDved not' produced a winner prior to January 1, 1902, to ba allowed, if claimed at time of ontry, 3 lbs.; transfer of the foal, with its engagement in tnis a:i..a, tna original aabjsribjr will bj ralaasad of both, 5 lbs. Allowances not cumulative. By filing with tho Saratoga Association on or from any liability aB to the engagement. before August 1, 1902, an accepted transfer of the foal entry, tha original subscriber will ba . Should a subscriber or transferee die before the race tho antry shall not ba void provided released from any liability s to the engagement of said entry except as to the first forfeit of 10, it be assumed by the than owner of th horse; uotica in writing to tht eff ict, aenmpauiad bv leaving the purchaser liable for the same unless duly struck out. Should a subscriber or the payment of all accrued liabilities, bsing given witbin enraa months af car anch damiae transferee die before the race the entry shall not be void, provided it be assumed by the then If 350 entries are not received the association reserves tha right to cancel tne raca. owner of the horBe; notice in writing to that effect, accompanied by the payment of all accrued One Mile and a Ouarter liabilities, being given within threo months af tor such demise. Six Furlongs. , . " " FOR THREE-YEAR-QLDS IN I903-N0W YEARLINGS P HeM tor 'I04 Est,mated Va,ue S40000, Ml&&liiW Tun innLL ILKIl-ULUO H two Hull ILHIlUliUO. forf9it if Btrnck oat by Aujust 1,1903. If left in aftar August 1, 1901, a further oubscriDtion of Tho TnVPr nf I D fldfl y subscription of l00qach, or ?50 if dzclared by June 1, 1903. 50 each; nnd if left in after June 1, 1934, a further subscription of 100 each, atartars to pay 250 Hie llttVei5 Ul IU,UUU. Startorstopayl50additioaiU. To tho winner S7,030, to tho second additional. Tha Saratoga Association to add S,030. Of th9 stakes tha TeBcond horse Tshail re S2,0C0, and to the third $1,000. Winners in 1933 of two. races of the value of $2 500 each, or of one ceive $3,500 and the third horse S2,003, The owner at the timo of entry of tho mara producing 'he of S5.C00, to carry 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners of 2.000 in 1933 alljwed 10 lbs. ; of $1,003, 15 lb3. winner to rociv9 2.000 out of the stakes. Colts, 122 lbs. ; fillies and geldings 119 lbs Winners One Mile and a Furlong, of a raca of the value of $J,500 to carry 3 lbs. extra; of two rices of 2,500, or of 'on of Sl.500 51bs Tho Vonnnr nf ?R finfl By subscription of 50 each, or 20 if declared by June 1, 1903. Startacs of fjur of $2,500. or two of 4,500, or om of 9,000, 8 lbs. extra. Horses not havine won Si' 001 all 1 flB Iveniiei Ol dUUUU. to pay 100 additional. To the winner 1,000, to the second 700, and lowed 7 lbs. If a mare in this stake drop her foal before the first of January, 1902 or if she ihave to the third $300. Winners in 1903 of two racas of tho valu9 of 2,500 each, or of one of 5,003, to a dead or more than one foal, or is barren, tha ontry of such maro is void isy 'filing with the carry 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners of 2,000 in 1903 allowed 10 lbs.; of 750, 15 lbs. Saratoga Association prior to August 1, 1933, an accepted transfer of the produca with its an- One Mile and a Quarter, gagamant ia this saka, accompanied with all forfaits to date, tha original subscriber will bare- Tho Alabama nf flflfl ForFilliefl. By subscription of $50 each, or 2a if deel ired oy June leased from any liability as to tha engagamunt of the prndnca. Shonlua snbicribirortrnBfnrHn I fie AlaDaiTia m 0,UUU. lt 1903 etartors to pay 100 additional. To the winnor 4,000. to die bafora tha raca the entry shall not bj void, provided It ba assumed by the T than owner nf thn the second 700, and to the third 300. Winners of $2,003 in 190S to carry 3 lbs. extra. Non-win- horse; notice in writing to that effect, accompanied by the payment of all accrued HahUitiaV ners of $1,000 in 1903 allowed 5 lbs. Maidens allowed 15 lbs. One Mile and a Sixteenth, baing given within three months after such damiso. A sir Fn"!"""' jjjjynejhouljidd 46th Street and. 5th Aveyye, New Tork.

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