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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, November 14, 1901

Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, November 14, 1901 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1901 drf1901111401 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, November 14, 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] ' ' " " ' "1' " ' , ' ' " ' ' - -MIM TOL. m 2STO. 273. CHICAGO, TH U RSDAY, 1STOVEMBER 14, 1901. PRICE5CENT3 Horses for New Orleans HOKSES FOB NEW ORLEANS. Yasterday brought about tlio finish of a memorable local racing season, one replete with good racing:, record breaking performances, abundant patronage throughout and resultant prosperity to all of onr local raciDg organizations. The hundreds of hors6s that have congregated here since last April are fast depart-ing to the centers of winter racing, or to the quiet retirement of a let up in winter quarters, and loal patrons will now have little to do in the line of their favorite diversion until publication of entries for the American Derby, the Brooklyn and the Suburban shall concentrate attention on the possible results of tha big events of next year's racing campaign. The great majority of tha horses now here, have been booked for New Orleans by Harry White and will start on their journey for that cjty tomorrow. Some half dozen strings will go to Ban Francisco and others will go into retirement at Louisville, Lexington and Memphis. The list for New Orleans is the most important and in part is as follows : wainaa Arthur Moroni, AndeB, W. J. Deboo, Tom Wallace, Barney Saal, Valdez, Yana, Boomerack, Prince Webb, Hood's Brigade, Pirate's Queen. - Thomas Carey Nellie Waddell.Watita, Highland Lad, Chenier.Tommy O'Brien, Harry Frost, Malay, Beseda. E. Trotter Espionage, Eed Apple. Sly Maid, Barbara M. J. J. Ogles Hat Mitchsll, Helen Paxton, Little Elkin, Zack Phelps, Sedan, Bed Pirate. J. F. Newman Crosby, Amote, Buruie Bunion, Fade Meny, J. D, McMillan Big Injun, Dandola, Baugh Uaugh Gene, Texas Tom. B. M. Westerfield Ben Chance, Azim, Lucky Monday, Woodstick, Tootsie Greane, Knight-banneret. Mrs. L. Griffin Fleetwing, Excelsia, Za Za, Annowan, Newberger, Tommy Foster, Vassal Dance, Lysbeth, Step Onward, Yoloco. Newman & Gibson Lissome. T. Licalzi Hanswurst, Begea, Little Pepper, Golden Sceptar,Hop Scotch, Preatorine.Pyrrho, Gra My Chree, Ashbrook, Bendezvous. G. Muls Prince Blazes, Monongah, Corrillo, Dorothy Lee. J. Clerico False Lead, Frank Ireland. P. J. Garrigan Harry Preston, Command. Gub Lanka Mac Lareu, Lady Bird, Icene, Foray, Hopafleld. E, J. Gehlbach & Co. Thurles. Leonard & Morgan Prestar, Loyaletta. D. P. Bodgers Georgie, B. G. Fox, Dissolute, Kentucky, Amoroso, Princess Evelyn, Dougherty. T. J. McHale Belle of Memphis, Duke of Con-naught, Our Nellie, Uncle Tom, I. Sameleon. V. Hughes Olekma, Phidias, 8hut Up, Lord Liza. Babbie, Wilmington. J. U. Strode Henry of Trastamare, St. Tammany, Brissac. Stevens Bros Miss Anna Stevens, The Spencer, Cosmopolis, Forina. G. W. Poole Admetns, Blue Lick, Bemark, Eleanor Howard, Kohnwreath. W. H. Williamson & Co. Lindon Ella, Tom Kingslay. C. K. Burdeau Strangest, Eva BicG, Egyptian Prince, Elmer L. W. Cahill C. B. Campbell, Hermencia. George Gill Little Lois. Sam Morton Synia, Dodie S., Pyrro. T. J. O'Hern Easselas. J. E. Davis Muldraw, Santa Teresa. A. McLaughlin Prairie Dog, Bramble Boss. BKaufman Frangible, Befageo. G. Sproul Geta Blaakbum. Q. B. Grimes Zacatoso, Canova . M. Kahn Grey John. Mrs. C. Van Dusan J. H. Barnes. B. Bows Joe Shelby. W. B. Baker Edith Q. Ira Glasscock Hanan. P. J. Moss & Co. Mary Moore, Pierce J., Lawrence M. Burka & Ownbey Marcos. D. Kinney Coley. W. Lister The Boer. H. Gibson, Jr. Star of Bethlehem, Senator Gibson, Xanthos, Machuska. C. Da Witt-Myth. Herandeen & Powers Automaton, Little Harry. D. Waldo Maggie Davi3, E. Bisley With two. M. H. Tichanor & Co. Cambrian, Caviar, Elsie L. Bolich & Sweet Bival Dare, If You Dare, Pa-troon. S. S. Bender Aaron, Free Hand, Ep, Gib3on Girl. G. W. Curtis El Ghor, Whisper Low, Sigona Nee. Mannibn & Conneil Do Madge; Joe Martin. Casein & Herman With two. M. Foster Lonnap, Peace, Sam McKssvar, Utilize. E. D. Greenwood Kentucky Muddle, Glan-a-Bohur. Hedges & Harvison Haydon. G. B. Havill Cora Havill II Maryland Be-serve. J. F. Holt Bummer, Joe Gammaga, Cathedral, Master Mariner. . J. O. Keene Braw Lad. Frank Lightfoot Julia Junkio, Mrs. H. Morgan With two. E. Bodgers Frelinghuysen. T. Settle & Co. Sarilla, Miss Charlie, Gold Time. P. Stanton & Co. Frank Jones, Little John. E. L. Taliay Lady Montrea, Tha Jefferson, JimW. F. F. Warner & Co. Mi3s Hansom, La Minco, Wallenstein. Wright & Co. Dagmar. M. 8. Skiles Pigeon Post, Quixada, Gray Morn. - Oakland Form Chart OAKLAND FORM CHART OAKXAND, CAL Noveinbor 13. Tenth 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. O O A f T FIBST BACE Futnrity Coarse. (170 feet less than 3-4 mile.) Purse $100. ItfcU 4 All Ages. Selling. lad Horses AWtStX M 8trFin Jockeys Ownara O H O P 292892ST. 8KVE3 2 97 2 3i 41 2H 1" BirkenruthH E Bowell 3 3i 31 1 29219 DUCKOY 4 115 6 5 32 31 25 O'Connor H J Jones 3-2 3-2 6-5 2-5 29288 SEABCH LIGHT 6 113 1 11 11 U 3 J Ranch J D Beauchamp 10 12 12 4 29201 NED DENNIS 4 113 4 41 5 53 4 Collis D C McCarty 8 50 50 15 28558 EDINBOBOUGH 4 116 3 21 2 4 55 J Mathews W H Ketchiman 8-5 5 5 3-2 29288 UPPER CRUST 4 113 7 73 62 6 63 Ruiz B Judge & Co 15 15 12 4 25659 LADY DREW 2 97 5 63 8 8 71 Stuart C W Chappall 48 40 30 10 21627 POPPY A. 2 97 8 8 71 76 8 Butler T Hayes 40 50 50 15 Time, 1 :13. Winner Ch, c, by St. Carlo Sunlit. Went to post at 2:14. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Birkan-rutb, on St, Sever saved a lot of ground on the last turn, which then brought him along fast and finished strongly. O'Connor took things altogether too easy on Duckoy, which finished faBt but failed to quite get up. Searchlight ran his race.. Edinborough appeared high in flash, Showed speed to ttie stretch and there quit badly. Tha others were outclaesad. St Sever, show, 2 to 5. Duckoy, show, 1 to 5. Searchlight, show, 2 to 1. 204:08 SEC0ND HACE 7-8 Mlle ParsSi. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind "Horses A Wt St X Yi 3A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 293 212 M E K a A N US ' ' 5 110 ;T "62' 3 la H la J Bancn Caesar Young 4 6 6 2 (29229)I51PROMPTU S 109 1 32 42 32 2 25 O'Connor F W Doss 2 2 S-2 1-2 232232GOLDONE 4 112 4 V 21 2a 32 35 J Woods J Coffey 3 3i 31 1 (29352) HORTON 5 110 6 4a 65 5a 45 4 Hoar J McGovern 2i 14-514-54-5 292902TONY LEPPING 3 101 2 7 51 61 51 51 Winslett Newman &Egan 20 30 30 8 29319 VLY. TORPEDO 3 108 3 51 7 7 7 6 Birkenruthfizall & Lazarus 10 30 30 8 257683 MARESA 3 108 5 2i 1 41 61 7 Vititoe J Dolan 8 20 20 7 Time. 13, 241, 501, 1 :15, 1 :23. Winner Ch. h, by Golden Garter Fedalma. Went to post at 2:12. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Meehanua was a good horse today. Off poorly ha closed up fast on the far turn and stood a drive through the stretch in resolute fashion. Impromptu ran a fine race and did his bost. Goldone showed plenty of early speed, but tired in the stretch. Horton did not like the goin?. it being too holding for him. Mares showed a daeh of early speed, but is high in flesh and ehould ba improved by the race. Scratchod-292063Alfrad C, 106; 29172 Canejo 101; 29252 Bob Palmer, 98. Meehanns, show, 4 to 5. Impromptu, show, out. Goldone, show, 2 to 5. Horton, show, oat. OQI AO THIRD BACK Futurity Course. (170 feet less than 3-4 mile.) Purse $400. tyxXJtJ 4,-yaar-oldg and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St jj K X StrFin Jockeys Ownera O H C P 29219?KING DEL LIS 4 116 4 53 St 3 1' J Woods C Lind 4 7 7 2- (i9249)AULOFT'R8US4 113 2 2 42 41 21 O'Connor SMcNaughton 7 7 6 2 29375 GIBRALTAR 6 116 3 31 23 la 3" Ranch Burns& Watorh'se 6 6 31 8-5 292273 tfATT HOGAN 4 113 6 6 6 6 41 Hoar W P Magrana 4 6 6 2 (29288) CLARANDO 5 113 1 12 la 21 5 Hensom DFCox 15 20 20 8 29229 GUSTO 4 116 5 41 51 52 6 Logue P Howley 3 5 3 1 (29130) VANT1NE 4 113 Left at tha post. Ruiz GW8nidar&Co3 41 41 9-6 Time, 1:12. Winner B. c, by Kingston Flowar DelliB. Went to post at 3:08. At post 8 minutes. Start bad. Won handily: second the same. King Dellis took kindly to the going and under a skilful rids came on fast through the stratch and drew clea after a sharp early driva. Saul of Tarsus ran a good race and finished strongly, Gibraltar and Clarando set a fast early pace and. raced each other into exhaustion. Matt Hogan closed up soma ground in the stratch run. Gusto was badly ridden. King Dellis, show, evens. Saul of Tarsus, show, evens. Gibraltar, show. 3 to 5. Gusto, show, 1 to 2. FOURTH BACB3-4 Mile. Purse $100. 2-year-olde. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St H t StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 293223REDAN 106 2 U 12 13 13 D Vititoe P Gilfoyle 3 16-516-51 (29289) ROYALTY 108 5 7 52 2a 2a O'Connor W B Sink Jr 8-5 3 2 7-10 2935nMAGI 110 4 51 4 52 3 Hoar WEApplegate 3 6 3 6-5 29322 WATER SCBATCH 103 1 2 2a 31 41 J Woods G Summers & Co 6 10 10 4 2809 J BOSEWAR 108 6 4a 3a 41 53 J Ranch 3ums&Waterh'se4 8 7 2 25975 MARELIO 90 3 3h 6 6to 620 Winslett J D Dunn 20 50 50 20 293722MALASPINA 95 7 66 7 7 7 Ransom Mallowmot Farm 6 12 12 5 29320 SENATOR BRUCE 95 Left at the post. Fauntleroy J L Clayton & Co 20 30 30 12 Time, 21. 49, 1:15. Winner B. g, by Artillery Princess Noretti. . " , Went to post at 3:37. At pest 5 minutes. Start good. Woa easily; second driving. Redan was much the beet in the going and galloped unextendsd all the way. Royalty ran his race and finished well. Magi came very strongly through the stretch and would have been second in another stride. Water Scratch showed plenty of early speed but tired in the stretch run. Rosewar ie not ready but ran fairly well to the stretch. Redan, show, 2 to 5. Royalty, show, 1 to 3. Magi, show, 1 to 2. FIFTH RACK 1 1-8 allies. Purse $600. 3-year-olds ana upwara. Ind "Horses ' A Wt at at H f StrFin Jorkeye Owners O H 0 P 29229 OBIA 3 101 2 21 21 21 23 21 12 J Ranch P Ryan 1 4 4 6-5 293S02ARTICULATE 3 96 5 12 13 15 12 n 25 Hoar W C Da B Lopiz 3 3 11-54-5 293S32BRUTAL 5 101 3 45 45041041041535 J Mathews A Poniatowski 2 21 8-5 1-2 2932S THE FBETT'B 5 100 1 33 32 31 3a 3 415 BirkenruthF J O'Bourka 6 6 41 3-2 29017 PICADOR 3 95 45 5 5 555 Hensom T H Stevens 7 25 25 8 Time, 13, 211, 49, 1:151, 1:12, 1:541. Winner B. f, by Pardee Day Dream. Went to post at 4:01. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Obia, with weight off from h!r last race, showed a lot of improvement and, finishing with a fine rush through tha stretch, won going, away. Articulate showed a grand burst of spsed for seven furlongs and was easily second best. Brutal tired in tha stretch after appearing to be dangerous. The Fretter is not quito ready. Scratched 29S192Water Cure, 118. Obia, show, a to 5. Articulate, show, 1 to 3, Brutal, show, oat. 1 ; ', Tf 294:12 B1XTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse 400. S-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt 8t M . StrFin Jockeys Owners O H CF 4 29324 LODE STAB 7 107 4 6i 5 31 31 12 Birkenruth D O'Keefe 8 IB 12 5 9293 CA8TAKE 6 107 1 21 21 2i U 22 Romero O W Boesecke 8 8 7 3 9132 POSITION 4 109 7 5 3 43 4S 33 Tnllet J Creely 60 1C0 J 00 40 293522BANGOR 5 112 10 10 93 72 62 H J Ranch Burne&Waterh'se 8-5 2 2i 6-& 29293 PING 6 103 5 42 63 51 Si 5" Stuart C W Chappell 20 20 20 8 292903GA ME WARDEN 3 94 2 H 13 1 2h 62 Hoar L B McArthur 6 9 8 3 293763RUSH FIELDS 7 107 6 81 71 6i 72 75 J Mathews W H Ketchiman 4 12 12 4 293523MARION LYNCH 4 107 3 3 4i 81 83 85 O'Connor J Burrows 2 2 2 3-5 29253 MISS VERA 4 103 8 95 10 91 91 9 See Dunlap&M'Don'ldlO 15 15 6 29293 DARLENE 3 94 9 71 8i 10 10 10 L Jackson H E Rowell 60 3C0 300 1C0 Time,26i, 5U, 1:18, 1:44. Winner Ch. h. by Midlothian Starlight, by Onondaga. Went to post at ,4:25. Off at the first break to a good start. Won eaeily; Eecond the Eamo. The track suited Lode Star to a nicety and under a good ride he drew clear in the last furlong and won going away. Castake ran a good race but was short and will do batter. Position, showed improvement ana will bear watching. Bangor sulked. Marion Lynch showed early speed but qut almost to a walk. So did Game Warden. He has bad legs. Scratched-29353 Monda, 105; 29319 McNamara, 103; 29574 Einstein, 103. Lode Star, show, 2 to 1. Castake, show, 3 to 2. Position, show, 20 to 1. Bangor, Bhow,',7 to.,10. Marion Lynch, show, out. - New Bookmaking Wrinkle NEW BOOKMAH1NG WKINKLE. One of the most novel propositions in tha bookmaking line ever devised has resulted in furnishing bookmaker Paul Bidley with a $75, 0C0 "roll," with which he is now operating at Oakland. The details are thus set forth in a recent edition of a San Francisco newspaper: This is the time of year the ponies commence their exertions in this state and people whose habit it is to risk their loose dollars on this horse or that ara beginning to wonder if they will be able to pick 'em right. It will be news toths general public to know that tkis year it will not have to beat the "bookies." A company capitalized at $75,000 has been incorporated under the laws of Arizona, and anyone having $50 can buy an interest in the back roll that Paul Bidley is, to manipulate this season. Broadcast over this city and state has been cast literature inviting these 'with a few gold pieces to invest to buy stock in the concern of "Bidley & Company," This literaturo explains the proposition fully. On tho outside of tho company'6 prospectus appears an embossed horseshoe, the 6ymbol of good fortune. The pamphlet's contents have those paragraphs: "This company is incorporated under-tha laws of the Territory of Arizona, -thus insuring that its stock will be non-assessabla and that thare will be no stockholder's liability. OONTIKDKD OS SECOND VA.QB, NEW BOOKMAKING WRINKLE. Continued from First Page. "The Etock in this corporation is offered for sale in blocks of not less than ten shares (at $5 per share), and as it is the intention to keep as much treasury stock as possible, with the object of embracing the profits of those investing, we would suggest that thoBe interested confer with us at once, as it is the intention to commence operations'as eoou as possible after the opening of the local racing season on Novem-her 3d." "The sport" Khorse raciDg), reads the prospectus, "will always remain an attraction to those who love the music of the jingle of the coin. "What better field could be found for the operation of a cold, calculating percentage proposition than in an atmosphere whore the value of money is hardly known and where the i investor even if he loses at first is absolutely aure of retrieving his losses in the end? "The two important questions arising to any .one seeking an investment are: "First. The stability and financial soundness i pf the investment itself; its probability of suc : i 1 cess or failure, and the amount of returns it will make in the shortest tima. "Second. The integrity and hon6Bty of those who are gniding the destinies of the enterprise. 1 ; "In answer to the first question, namely, the soundness and probable success of a booking ', enterprise, we will say : "Have yon ever played the races? "If so, it is entirely needless to ask whether you were successful or not. The only proposition is, how much are you loser? "There are a dczen big racetracks in the United States that during their meetings will average an attendance of 2.C00 to 3,CQ0 people per day, and at the end of a racing season ICQ players cannot be found who are ahead of the bookmakers to any extent." Concerning the integrity and honesty of those at the helm of the enterprise the company has , this to say : . x "A board of directors will have foil control of capital and the power to declare dividends. "The book ittelf-that is to eay the laying of odds and the manipulation of prices can be made by only one man, whose capability must be unquestioned and whose integrity is beyond a doubt. "In this connection we feel satisfied that the name of Paul Bidley will be sufficient guarantee to every one that the business will be honestly and fairly conducted. His standing in betting circles after fifteen yeaTS of turf operations is Bnch that there can be no challenging his ability and squareness." It is also frankly staled that "very often in these daye, since nearly every one has become a student of public form, eome horses esem to have such a slight chance that the bookmaker cannot get them backed at any price, and consequently they have to run 'for the book.' "As a general rule, however," Bidley and Company puts it, "bookmaking nowadays consists of the science of laying the lowest possible prices against the horse the public desires to back, thus making the public the gnesser all the time and giving the bookmaKer the benefits of reversals of form and accidents." Another advantage Bidley claims for his scheme is that it makes it possible for those who lack expert knowledge and have not suffi-' cient capital to operate a book of their own to use a means of investment wnich has been lim-; ited to and has remained in the hands of a "chosen few" who yearly raap immense profits and large returns. Page [2] OailB Racing Form ISSUED ZYSBY BAY, Western JocRey Club Bulletin OTFIOIAIj obqah of THK WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB. BSITOB JLKD PBCFBIBTOH, F. H. BBTJNEIJ.. Asbociatb Editcb, Cuxton C. BH.BT. Bbobbtabi, Mkb. F. H. Bhcnell,. tetcre in the Pest Ofnoe a Chicago at xecend elan matter. ' A1LY RACING FOBM PUBLISHING CO. A Daily Reflection of ths American Turf by Telegraph. 154-125 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, Illinoif. COPYRIGHTED. fetered according to Act of Congress, In the Tear 1B, by Fiank H. Brunell, m the office oi the Librarian of Congress at Washing-ton, D. C, U. S. A. fffbt chart and index numbers and .x., track form of Daili Racing Form musi not h ased. They are copyrighted daily and will be keenly prot&cted. SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. guBSOBiPTioHS Must b Paid in Advakoe. : TEHKB: Per Month...... Half Year J' qq Year 14,00 Xbi above ratVe are for single copies as sealed letters flrEt-claae mail. Sally Racing Form Publishing Co. prefers to end single conies as first-class mad in all toe" snbicriptlons-onmat ihe down town district-will be declined at other than first-elass mail matter rates. Xo be considered and answered all queries lo i Dailt Racing Foeh meet be sent OT.er Use 1 full name and with the name of the writer. ThoBe names and addressee are subject to a local and foreign directory tost. IT. LOUIS, MO. i OFFICE-19 N. BROADWAY Basement. M. Murphy, Agent. On Bale at 8 :30 a.m. Baht Racing Fobm can be delivered to any address in St. Louis. Back numbers can be promptly supplied. Orders for adTertisementa can be left at the at. Louis office for telegraphic transmission. W DETROIT OFFICE 139 Griswold Street. Frank E. McDonald, Agent. On sale at 9:00 a.m. CINCINNATI OFFICE-M8-410 Vine Btreet. J. B. Hawley, Agent. On Bale at Noon. At HOT SPB1NQS, ARK.: F. 0. Boving, 418 Central Avenue. AT MEMPHIS, TENN.: B. M. Mansf ord Co. X. H. Clarke & Bro. it DENVER. COL.: Hamilton & Kendrick. 806-E15 17th Btreet. CHICAGO, ILLn NOVEMBEB 14, 1901." REYNOLDS & GO. BEGINNING NOVEMBER 16 III q will get direct information by spec-" O ial wire from the California tracks daily. In the meantime we will furnish, our clients with Bennings and Latonia selections. Two good things are on tapis for today at each track. Charley Moore, Maggie Davis, Inspector Shea and Rolling Boer were our good things yesterday. $3.00 Weekly. Wired at 10 sum. REYNOLDS & CO., IR RESPONSIBLE BETTORS! Can obtain from two to four GOOD plays weekly on CERTAIN stables during tha California meeting. This information from DIRECTLY interest parties and wired only when the horses are H E 4 VI LY backed by them. NO MONEY IN ADVANCE; responsible parties furnished the plays for a percentage of NET weekly profits on same. For full particnlars address P. O. Box, 914, Milwaukee, Wis. Race - Track - Information - Bureau Suite 500, 2G3-269 Dearborn St. Telephone Harrison 1580. Royal Sterling, Satire at Bennings. Hand D., 8-1, Woodtrice, 6-1, at Latonia. Were a few of the spncial good things that we gave to our patronB. THURSDAY AT OA1C-Ii'A2D 10 TO 1 CINCH. This is direct inside information from our expert at Oakland. We consider this as good as IMPROMPTU that we gave to all our clientn tbalast three times that ho won at Oakland. WE ALSO HAVE 4 TO 10 TO 1 SHOT AT LOU1SY1LLE. Try this eae. We consider it another BAD PENNY, that won Tuesday at 15 to 1. Once more we want to say is the public that our information is obtained by mon who for years have served the moat successful plungers in America. It never before has bean offered for sale, and to any legitimately interested person we will Eubmit incontrovertible proof of our connections. Form Letter Handicap on Oakland, Louisville, Latonia and Bennings. $1.00 daily. AIbo sold at cigar stand Adams ExpreeB Building, 185 Dearborn St., ground floor. BUNCO-BRONCHO INFORMATION CO Maggie Davis, 8 to 5, win at any price, easily best, special. Vulcain, 6 to 1, a pipe, special. Federal, easily best, special. BesideB Rag Tag, Odnor, Charley Moore, 2-3, second and third. NOW TODAY, IN FIRST AND THIRD RACKS AT OAKLAND, SECOND AND FIFTH RACES AT LATONIA SPECIALS 2 TO 4, 3 TO 8 TO 1. SPECIAL DAILY CITY SHEETS WITH ALL RACES $I.OO. Qtv Qnopiak fnr ?lfi fir $9 ffir flnP Wired to any part of the world. May require two weeka OlA OOeUlali IUI OIU Ul $L IUI UIIC, to deliver, as only wire horses of odds, not hot favorites H. T. AUard always at office to explain any matter. flica 176 S. Clark St. in ticket office. Telephone 2149 Central. On sale at 11:30 a.m. at newsstand, southeast corner Clark and. Madison Ste. COL. J. C. WOOTERS, MGR., 94 Lincoln Ave. - - Tel. North 1007. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF 'BHETBBF. T. T., Chicago. The Amazon cut no flgurs except to tho extent that she affected the betting and Ohnet should be counted as having run second at the probable rate that would have prevailed bad The Amazon not baen added. Same answer to J. & B. F. B. P., St. Louis, Mo. The horse running in the sixth race at Ean Francisco Saturday was Wing. Gossip of the Turf i i GOS8IP OF THE TUR?. A good many eastern turfmen have been in the habit of decrying western form, and some of them thoroughly argued themselves to 'the belief that the western cracks haven't class enough to hold their own in the company of eastern fast flyers. It seems that the past season ought to knock this idea out of their heads, for certainly western owned horeos have Bwept down on eastern fields with a vengo-ance and proved their superiority in many a hard fought field. That clever 3 year-old, Blues haB a long string of brilliant victories to bis credit and Endurance by Bight has established herself as a top notcher among tho two-year-olds. Hernando came out of the west and proved himself more than able to hold his own. Advance Gnard, another westerner, though ho haB been kept going for. ovar two years, summer and winter, without a let up, proved another hard proposition, and on one occasion the light weighted one that beat him had to wipe out tho track record to do the trick. King Pepper, Leonora Loricg, Flora Pomona, etc., etc., are others that proved their quality in enperior company, and western owners have captured a very fair proportion of the money. Again, it iB a fact that during the past two years eastern track managers have been copying western ways in making their tracks faster, and that accounts for many of the new records that have baen hung up on the Metropolitan tracks during the past season. Canadian Sportsman. "Joe Yeager, who has been a most successful race follower, will go into the breeding business qnite extensively shortly. Mr. Yeager owns a farm of 250 acres near Atlantic, la., about fifty miles from Council Bluffs. TMb he is turning into a stock farm. He haB recently built a mod-1 ern stable and a three-quarter track on his farm, and is now busily engaged in buying up good brood mares and is looking for a euitable stallion. George Withers, once a famous jockey, and considered an excellent judge of horseflesh, is transacting Mr. Yeager'e business in connection with his stud farm. Withers will manage the farm and train the horses. It is the plan to start out with a few good two-year-olds and three or four good jumpers for campaigning purposes. The jumpers will be ridden by Withers. Negotiations are now on between Withers, acting for Mr. Yeager, and H. J. Scoggan, the noted Kentucky breeder, for the purchase of a number of highly bred brood mares, in foal to Dr. Bice. Withers intends to attend all the big sales this fall, also, and buy up mares. It is very probable that Bancocas, sire of Raneo, Bed Sam and others, will' be the Yeager stud. Rancocas is at pres ont owned in Texas. "Mr. Yeager'e farm," eaid Trainer Withers recently, "is the most bsautifnl spot in that section of Iowa. It is known as tho Polk Bird Farm. The climate there if most suitable for breeding purposes. There is an early spring and a late fall, and tha grass is green the year aronnd. The Rock Island railroad runs right around it, and you can see a train fifteen miles away. A splendid-stable has already baen built, and a three-quarter track is just being completed. It is an ideal spot, and I think that soma day the Polk Bird Farm will ba well kaown on the turf " Mr. Yeager is a Cincinnati boy. He lives in Norwood and is a son of Colonel Bill Yeager. Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune. Oakland Form OAKLAND FOBM. Oakland, Cal., November 13. The form of Thursday's Oakland fieldB is: First Bttce RameBes, Wandering- Boy, Jacqueminot. Second Bace Mrs.JBrunell, Bonitary, Aphro-dis. Third Bace Glendenning, Commissioner For-stcr, Prestena. Fourth Race John McGurk, Free Lance, Lizalla. Fifth. Race Mortgage, The Singer, Billy Moore. Sixth Race PrinceES Titania, Cousin Carrie, Nellie ForeBt. Oakland Entries OAKLAD ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear ; track slow. Flrfct Knee-5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowancee. Ind. Hortes. . Age. Wt. Hdcp. 29C68 Chandoo 108 700 258''9 Jacqueminot 105 715 25867 Wandering Boy., 105 720 29322 Barneses 10 725 29289 Arthur Bay .. 103 705 29248 Rosario 100 710 29372 Cathello 100 715 Second Race Futurity Coarse. (170 feet less than 3 4 mile.) 3-year-olds. Selling. Little Gun Ill 25257 Sisenvine . 103 .. ..700 29319 Mrs. Brunell 103 725 29288 Parsifal ;..103 710 29201 Scallywag ....103 ' .... 705 9319 Bonitary '99 720 79290 Pegalong 99 7C& 214 LibbieElkinsv 99 ,703 25667 Aphrodis 99 715 Third Bare 3-4 JKUe. 2-ytar-oldt. Selling. 293222Glendenning 1C6 725 29348 Commissioner Forster 105 720 (25937) Prestene : 1C0 . ... 715 29351 Tufts 1C0 700 29173 Dawson 100 705 29173 Quadra 100 ... .710 Fourth Race 1 1-4 Milan. 3- year-olde and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses.'color, eex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 292302Lizella. 6 1 13 .. ..715 293243F eo Lance 7....1C8 720 Thayne, b. h, by Islington Narcola 6.. ..104 ... 29S73 Sunello 4 30t 710 292512 John McGurk. 3.... 98 ...725 29377 CommonwealthAttorney 4 .... 97 70S Fifth Race 1 Mlfe. 4- ytar-olds and upward. Selling Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 29134 Grady 7... 112 7C5 260Ei32Hohenlobe 6 .. 112 . 710 (29374)The Siuger 4. ...109 .... ..720 293732fiilly Moore 4 109 . 715 2e0093rfenator Matts 5 .. J09 700 29377 Mortgage. . 4 109 725 Sixth Race Futurity Course. (170 f66t lesB than 3 4 mile.) . - 3-year-oldD. Sailing. Ind. Horses, color, eex &podigrse.Wt. Hdcp, 9129 Varra G Ill 710 29350 AbbaL . - 107 700' El Rey, ch. g, by Eey dol Sierra Alice fil 107 (29373)Nellie Forest 103 715 (i9291)Cousin Carrie ; 103 . ... 720 29252 Princess Titania ..103 725 29252 Bob Palmer 103 705 25802 Katharine Ennis 99 700- Page [3] Chicago Racing Ends I CHICAGO RACING ENDS. j The cracking good card presented by the Lakeside management yesterday far the last day of the meeting drew ont one of the largest crowds that has visited the track in the last fifteen days. When Bsird passed successfully under the wire in the last race the local racing season of 1901 was a thing of the past. The betting was brisk and heavy, which is usually the case on getaway days. The feature race of the day was the fifth, a dash of one and an eighth milaa for three-year-olds and upward. Hildreth's entry, Boiling Boor and Searcher, was made a 7 to 10 favorite, while as good as 11 to 5 could bo had against Orontas. Belling Boer proved to be much the ,bost, lying within easy distance of the leaders until wall straightened away for home, where Coburn called upon him, and be came away with a lino display of speed, winning by three lengths, while Odnor finished one and a half in front of Denmau Thompson for second place. Qrontss, while he made up much ground in the last quarter, failed to show that great speed burst that characterized his recent races, Bearchor had enough when a furlong out. Federal was dropped into an easy spot in the fourth race, an owners' handicap at seven furlongs, winning rather easily from Pyrrno by a short length, with Malay an indifferent third. Malay closed up fast in the last eighth nipping the tiring Lennep by a head on the poBt for third money. The track had dried out too fast to suit Lennep. Yulcain had the peculiar distinction of beating the bsBt sprinters in the west when he took the third race, a dash of five and a half fur-longe, in a desperate drive by a short length from Burnie Bunton, which beat Little Jack Horner tix lengths for second place. Yulcain made up ground fast in the last quartor. Burnie Bunton tired slightly when the serene were put on. Money Mues finished a dismal last. He is probably in need of a good long rest. The day's opener, a six furlongs sprint, went to the long overdue Maggie Davis, which beat B. G. Fox rather handily by a length. Tha latter finished fast and just got up in time to beat Bam Lazarus, Esq., by a head on the post for second place. Bam Lazarus, Esq., improved Bomewhat suddenly and showed to much netter advantage than ho showed tho day bafore. Olekma appeared to be tho winner when a furlong out, but tired btdly when the hard drivo came. . Inspector Shea ropsated his good race of the day before, taking the second race, a scramble of five furlongs, by a length and a half from Bag Tag, "which beat Hoodwink one for second place. Bag Tag improved suddenly and ran back to his bast form. Aegin and Amigari ran 'well for a half mile. Stella Perkins ecowed improvement. The mile and a quarter raco rocolved itself into a hot duel between Charley Moore and Ben Chance, tho former winning by a nose. Adme-tus finished third sir lengths back. Charley Moora appeared to be an easy winner in the last eighth, but along in here Ben Chance came with a rush and would have been returned the winner in another stride. Glissando showed well for a little over a mile. The last race of the local eeason for 1901 was taken in a canter by Baird, which beat Evelyn Byrd three lengthB. The latter finished as far in front of Woodstick for second place, Bed Apple and Isabey showed woll for seven furlongs, Notice NOTICE. Form books with charts for the month oi October and the first two days of November era now ready and on sale, Jockeys Handicapped JOCKEYS HANDICAPPED. Daily Baoing Form will from now on pub lish each weak a table of the rating of tha jockeys riding at each track based on their performance in tha saddle, Tha bast ridara at each track will be given the uniform rating of 100, and from that point the others will be graded down according to their estimated relative BkiU. For a difference of five points between tha jockeys a corresponding five pointi change in tha handicap figures assigned tha horses in any race must ba made. Only ridsri frequently in tha saddle will ba given a. place in the tables. Tha f oUowing is tha rating of tha Jookays now riding over tha various tracks : Jookeya. Pot, Jockeys, Pet, At Bennings : BurnB, T 100 Thompson, G 75 MoCua 100 Neumeyar 75 Spenoar 100 Sogers 75 Shaw 100 Wade 75 Turner 100 MiUer 75 Simms 5 Allaire. 75 Black 85 Brown 75 Littlefield 5 Shea 75 Mounca 95 Callahan, J 75 Odom 95 Frasch .....75 Walsh, T S3 Gannon 75 Cochran SO Higgins 75 Smith, L SO Manlove 75 Wonderly SO Zahn 75 Bedfern 90 Donegan 75 Lamley 85 J. McDermott 75 Brennan 85 King 75 Clayton 85 Smith 75 Michaels 85 White 75 Garrigan 85 Force 75 MileB 85 Taylor 75 Booker 85 Holcomb 75 Pickering 85 PoUock 75 McGinn 85 Coylia 75 Lyna 80 Creamer 75 Wilson, H 80 MulhoUand 75 Moore 80 Downing 75 Silvero 75 Desmond 75 Fitzgerald 75 Waugh 75 Goodyear 75 Creighton 75 Henderson 75 Wilkerson 7E Hoffman 75 Bomanelli 11 At LouisviUa: O'Brien, T 100 O'Connor, J M Boso, L 103 Lynch CO O'Neil 100 Irvin 80 Gilmora 100 Hart 75 Troxlar 100 Miles, F 75 Beauchamp 103 McCluskey 75 McCann S5 Finnerty 75 Wedderstrand 95 Clark, B 75 Daly, L 95 Mulhall 75 Houck 90 Abel ... 75 Fauntloroy . ....... 90 Vancamp 75 Overton 90 Dowler 75 Plunkett 90 Murphy, E 75 Vititoe, D SO AnBtet 75 Morse 90 Boeder 75 Enoo 80 Hardy 75 Murphy, B 80 Harrison 75 Lindsay. 90 Golden 76 Patton 80 ScnUy 76 Aker 80 WilUams, 0 75 Blosa SO Bookie 75 Kuhn 80 Moore 75 Daly, J 0 Gough 75 Morrison, A 5 Tubervills 75 Daviaaon, J 85 Balph 75 Givens 5 McKinney 75 Ball 5 Bramlett 75 Earl 5 Booker, C 75 liar 85 Lowe 75 Wainwright 5 White 75 HaU, D 5 Jonos, H 75 Wetaon 5 Paga . 75 HothorsaU, J 5- Houston, F. 75 Shaw.D 80 Yancy 75 Barringer 0 Lampard 75 Moon 0 WaUace 75 Winalett 0 Taylor, G- 75 Miles, T 0 McQuade 75 Moody 0 Washington 75 Narvaoz, W 60 At Latonia : Knight, T .100 Givona 80 Landry 85 Kane, T 80 Jackeon.L S5 Cogswell 80 Bobertson 95 Corner ...... ........ 80 HaU, D 0 Post 75 Steele. B 90 Woir 75 Alexander 90 Dealey, A 75 Lyna 90 Arven 75 Donovan 90 Nelson 75 Michaels 85 Berman 75 MiUer, J 85 Baylaas 75 Minder 85 Valentine, F 75 Silvers 85 Burris,L 75 Watson, W 85 Cash 75 McQuada 80 Postol 75 Wilson, H 80 Furst 75 Murphy, B 80 McKeand 75 McCann 80 Louden 75 At Oakland: O'Connor 100 Logan, E 75 Woods, J -....100 Gisborn 75 MathonB, J 95 Logue 75 Bancn, J 95 Treanor 75 Buiz 95 Collis 75 Hoar 90 Adams 75 Ban3om 90 Brodien 75 Vititoe, D 90 Waterbury 75 Birkonruth 85 Tamplin 75 Fauntleroy 85 Smith, H 75 rieo 85 DonnoUy, E. 75 Stuart 85 Peterson 75 Jackson, L 85 Homer 75 Woods, J. T 85 Boss 75 Winslatt 80 Gatliff 75 Burlingame 80 Walkor, J 75 Howson 80 McCarthy, J 75 Comoro 80 Gatloy 75 Tullot 80 Crostnwaite 75 Bozeman 80 Prior 75 Sheehan 75 A FEW BOOKS OF LOCAL FORM FOR SALE. FROM JULY 1 . . . $3.00 " AUGUST1 2.00 HENRY & GO. I6I THIRD ST., LOUISVILLE, KY. Will receive commis3ions by telegraph, mail or express upon all races and other sporting events, and will place them in Louisville according to directions of sender. Hone&ty, accuracy and dispatch in all transactions. All communications confidential . . . HENRY 8t CO. Notice NOTICE. Daili Baoiiig Fobh is a publication whist ii build by iti atafi from day to day. Its "fora' and ths numbsr of its charts are copyrighted iha ohart numbera are so arranged that legs: identification ia easy of proof. Ths sleskiou and handicap figures attached to anirijs x?t arrangtd on the same baiii. Tha latter ooxu from the work of four azperto sf tar tho tal grapbis receipt of charts and anirisi, All pit zoni ars warned not to ass aaid ohari or Indas onraharx. niieaiSnn or hridla 9nra Latonia Entries LATONIA ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track heavy. First liaco 1 Mile. S-yaar-olds and upward, Boiling. Ind. Horsea, Age, Wt. Hdop. 29142 Alee 4...103 725 29342 Irish Jewel . ...... 4... .103 7C0 29213 King Elkwocd 8.. ..103 675 285582Bamiro II 8... .103 685 29337 Dandy H 5.... 103 675 292742Meggs 6....100 700 29274 John W. Patton 4.... 100 640 29342 Bailie J 5....100 710 (29400)Polly Bixby 4. ...100 705 29342 8im W 8....100 675 292732Patchwork 3.... 98 650 29366 Masterful 3.... 95 650 29307 Queen o'Day 3.... 95 705 Seconl Race 6-8 Mile. 2-year-oldi. Allowances. 29214 Bavensbury 110 660 293672The Boston 107 ..... 675 29275 Beclusa 107 625 9308 Archio 105 ......700 29164 Fullen 102 640 29039 The Widow 102 625 292553 Jane Oaker 102 680 (29341) 8iphon 102 670 29255 Netherland 102 600 29018 Cast Iron 102 685 Silver Charm .'.....102 29033 Sarah Gay 99 600' Third Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward, Handicap. (29257)Anna Bain 4.. ..110 750 292573Foneda 4....107 735 29145 VanHoorabefce 4.. ..104 730 293072Erema 3.... 101 735 29307) Bill Massio S.... 98 725 29257 Maggie Felix 4.... 93 740 29311 Johnny McCartey 3.... 94 720 Fourth. Race 1 1-4 Miles. 3-yoar-olda and upward. Belling. 29311 Jessie Jarboe 5. ...106 ......715 29310 Judge Bedwine 3 .. 102 710 (29339) Waterhouse 5 ... 100 720 29368 riarlua 6....K0 715 (i9368) Baronet 3... ICO 725 29368 Pretty Bosie 5. ...100 705 29369 Baffled 99 710 28823 Empress of Beauty 3.... 97 700 291C0 Virginia X 3.... 91 .....695 Fifth Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-oldn. Handicap. (29199)Hunter Baine 113 .710 293702Kaloma 103 715 (29272)8t. Hera 100 720 292722Dr. Hart 97 725 9370 Bar le Due 90 7C0 29199 J.Patrick 80 715 Sixtti Raco 1 llSls. 3-year-old and upward, Bjllini". (29271) Mr. Phinizy 5.... Ill 725 (29274) Onanotta 4. ...103 715 2936S3Elsie Bramble 8.. ..103 710 (29342) Mepl8 4... .108 720 2927S Badge Ballo 3.... 103 705 (29340) Arachno S....103 710 293373Frcnk.McConnell...... 5.. ..100 705 29273 Ed Gartland II 6.... 100 715 293423 Jena 4... 100 7C0 93122Little Tommy Tuckor .. 3.... 98 90 293102Qusen Quality 3.... 95 695 Latonia Form I LATONIA FORM. Cincinnati, O., November 13. The form of Thursday's Latonia fields is : First Bace Ales, Bailie J Polly Bixby. Becond Baco Archie, Cast Iron, Jane Oaker, Third Bace Anna Bain, Maggie Felix, Foneda. Fourth Bace Baronet, Waterhouse, Barbee. Fifth Bace Dr. Hart, Bt. Hera, Kaloma. Sixth Brco Mr. Phinizy, Maplo, Ed Gart-land II. Louisville Form LOUISVILLE FORM. Louisville, Ky., November J 3. -The form ol Thursday's Louisville fluids ia : First Bace Quaver, Miss Guido, Dynasty. Second Bace Kegel, Tristram, Corinna C. Third Eaca Jaka Wober, Tremar. Fourth Baoo Nettio Begent, Alsa, Blonde Grayson. Fifth Bace Bosa Bird, Banquo II., Lady of tho Weot. Louisville Entries LOUISVILLE ENTREES. Probabilities : Waather clear; irask faBt. First Raco 6 1-3 JFurlong3 3-year-olds and upward, Allowances. Ind. Horcss, Age. Wt. Hdop 29380 Arriba 4 ...104 695 29104 Soudana 4.. ..104 6S0 29102 Mandamus 4.... 93 705 29104 Bosy Morn 5.... 99 715 294 i2 Qnavor 7.... 99 725 29283 Gratia 4.... 99 700 293182 Miss Guido 3.... 97 720 29345 LizettaS 3.... 97 710 29378 Cupa 3.... 92 705 293782Dynasty 3.... 92 715 Second Raco- 3-4 Mils. 2-year-olds, Balling, 29381 Arthur Moll 107 :690 29284 Oton Clay 105 700 29286 Tristram 104 720 29381 Old Husb 101 715 29381 Harrison F 101 .700 29344 Dubious 104 710 ' - 2938l3Hattie Davis 101 715 293173Kegel 101 725 29103 Corinne C ..101 715 293443Tout 101 710 29344 Misha 101 695 Third Rtco-l Mile All Ages. Owners' Handicap. 293452Jake Weber...; 4.... 90 725 (29315)Tromar 3.... 85 720 29382JSalva 3.-... 85 715 Fourth Baca- O 1-2 Furlongs 3-7car-oldB and upward, Balling. (29318)Eleven BeUs 4 ...109 715 (29i62)Oherry Hoad 5.. ..109 710 29S823Nettio flagens 4.. ..101 725 29104 Lady Curzon 4... .104 700 29073 Lady Bramble 3... 101 705 (29380)Aloa 3 ...102 720 (29283) Blonde Grayson 3. ...102 715 Fifth Race 1 1-4 Mltcu. 3-joar-olde and upward. Belling. 291062Banquo II 7. ...115 720 291063Honoywood 4.. ..112 710 293472Lady of the West 6 ... 112 715 29106 Friesland 5 ...102 690 291C6 Birdie May 7 ...102 ......700 i 29285 Ella Martin 4.... 99 685 29102 Bauce Boat 4.... 99 705 29347 Boso Bird 3.... 90 725 Washington Entries WASHINGTON ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track good. First Race 6 1-a .Furious. All Ages. Allowances. Ind. Hones. Ago. Wt. Hdop. (29331)The Puritan 3 ... 128 150 29331 Dewey S... 107 730 (29281) Honolulu 2... 103 135 (28885) Remote 2... 106 730 29303 LordQuex 2 ...105 740 29125 Man o'War 2.... 98 725 Second Race 5 1-2 Furioiiga. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (29305)Bockey 112 720 29331 Bightaway 112 705 29J31 Dewey 112 725 i 293313ExtinguiBher 112 715 29186 Ben Howard 112 710 29332 Longlove 112 705 26420 Lord Badge 109 685 29332 High Carnival 109 690 29186 MeEsina 109 700 (29279)Early Eve 109 715 (29S5)Keynoto 109 710 29246 Ice Water 109 700 29361 Coacoa 109 695 Third Race 7-8 Sffllo. All Ages, Handicap. 29124 Prince Bichard 4....140 720 29242 Lady of the Valloy 3 .. 136 715 29242 Otis 2....134 715 29282)Alpaea 4... .183 725 (2918tS)Peme8ole 2.. ..133 710 29331 Pigoon Post 3.... 132 705 29360 Bounteous 3... .182 685 272012McGrathiana Prince... 4.... ISO 710 (29SS;)FonBoluca 2... .ISO ......700 (2922i)Flora Pomona 2... 130 710 2S966 Himself 3... 129 690 (29281) Honolulu 2... 128 705 28759 Courteuay 2... 122 685 29331 Bightaway 2.. ..120 695 29335 Locket 2.... 118 93 Fourth Race 1 Mile and SO Yarda. S-ycar-olds and upward. Sellln?. 29SS6 Lou Boy 5....112 ..... 693 29s922Death 6....109 715 f29!89)Big Gun... 4... .109 715 29096 Prosper La Gai 3.. ..107 710 29362 Warranted S....107 705 (29301)Lamp o'Lee 3... .107 725 28101 Yai t Not 5....107 695 293653 Annie Thompson 3.... 99 720 29243 Lady Chorister 3.... 99 ......700 .Fifth Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. 292812Carrington 108 710 (29335)Fonsoluca 105 715 293S52flanB Wagner 102 720 29335 Bose of May 99 705 29363 Tho Four Hundred 97 725 29012 James P. Keating... 94 700 29156 Goldaga 94 ..... 690 29335 Little Gem 93 715 29279 Poarl Finder 93 710 29335 James Fitz 91 690 29216 Bijou 91 685 29221 Buccasunna 91 700 29363 May J 91 685 29335 Locket 91 705 29219 Blue Bidge :.. 86 700 Sixth Bace 1 Mile and 60 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward, Allowances. 29S02 Whistling Con 6....107 725 29243 Harry McCoun 4.... 107 700 2813523ailor King 6....107 ......705 29331 Scarlet Lily 4....104 710 26803 Tatar 4. ...104 705 29159 Bingloader 4. ...104 715 i962 Glade Bun 3 ...itO 720 29364 Ai.ua Darling 3 ... 97 700 29243 Beggar Lady 3.... 97 715 28384 Balloon 3 ... 97 710 Wahington Form WASHINGTON FOIUH, Washington, D. C, November 13. 1'he f or of Thursday's Washington fluids is : First Baca The Puritan, Lord Qnex, Honolulu. Becond Bace Dewey or Bcckey, Extinguisher, Early Eve. Third Bace Alpaca, Prince Bichard, Lady'of the Valley. Fourth Bace Lamp o'Loe, Annie Thompson, Death. Fifth Bace The Four Hundred, H ans Wagner, Little Gem. Sixth Baco Whistling Con, Glade Bun, Bog-gar Lady. ' - Page [4] Latonia Form Chart LATONIA FORM CHART. MLLLDAL.E, KY., November 13. Sixteenth day. Latonia Jockey Clnb. Fall Meeting. Weather clear; track heavy. Presiding Judge, L. P. Tarlton. Starter, H. D. Brown. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. FIRST RACE 1 Mile. Puree $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. 29396 hid Horse A Wt St M S 5 StrFln Jockeys Owners O H O P 293372HAND D. 6 115 4 21 Si 35 32 1 Landry J J Yoanker Jr 6 8 S 3 2921S PHOSPHORUS 3 103 2 li li 22 21 2 L Jackson W H Sayre 8 10 10 4 29340 8YNCOP. SANDY S 101 8 4 21 1" 14 3 D Hall P Kuykendall 3 4 4 8-5 29195 BEAN 3 100 10 9 9 9 5 42 Minder J Laird 10 12 12 5 29337 ISL1P 6 106 7 3a 4 8 8 56 H Wilson G Shafer 25 40 40 15 29271 SORTIE 3 100 3 61 7 7 61 6$ Lyne J Carroll 10 12 12 5 29259 OLIVER MC 5 109 9 8 8 41 7 710 Miller J J Dwyer 3-2 8-5 7-5 1-2 29271 RODD 4 106 11 10 10 10 10 82 Loaden D Moore 30 60 60 20 29312 WATER PLANT 3 100 1 7 6a 51 9 91 'Bonson S T Smith & Co 30 50 50 20 29368 BARAQAMP 3 1031 6 El 51 61 41 101 Michaels J McNanght 10 12 12 5 2927128T. BLUFF 3 106 5 11 11 11 11 115 Dealy E Dealy 6 8 8 S 29366 G. BL AO KBUBN 3 100 12 12 12 12 12 12 B Steele G B Sproul 25 50 50 20 Time. 131, 25i, 51, 1 :181, 1 :47i. Winner Ch. h, by Hanover Alma D. Went to post at 2:10, At post 12 minntea. Start good. Won with the first four dri ving hard. Hand D. was next to the inner rail and saving ground all the way. finished strongly and won in the last stride. Phosphorus was under a hard drive ell the way, Syncopated Bandy took the longest route and was tiring at the finish. Bean finished strong. Saragamp showed early Epeed and Ielip is improving. Oliver Mc soemingly could not get out of his own way, Scratched-(29388)Baronbt, 103. Overweights Saragamp, 31 pounds. Hand D., Bhow, 3 to 2. Phosphorus, show, 2 to 1. Syncopated Sandy, show, 3 to 5. Oliver Mc, Bhow, out. . SECOND RACK G 1-3 Farionga. Purse $250. 2-yoar-olds. Allowances. 2939 Ind Horses A Wt St H Yi & StrFin Jockeys Owners CHOP 29308 CIRCUS 112 5 51 51 41 13 Lyne W T Baldwin 4 5 5 2 29258 BUR. WALLACE 110 3 8 7 31 21 Landry H Wallace 4 41 4 8-5 29341 LIGHTHUNT 100 1 12 13 13 3a T Knight M Young 21 4 4 3-2 29258 CARDOME 97 7 7 41 51 41 D Hall W B Trevey & Co 15 15 15 6 29258 KING TATIU5 97 2 21 25 22 5io L Jackson Waltring&Yeager 10 10 4 3-2 293412BOABTER 112 10 4h 61 62 61 J Boland F A Pope 21 3 3 1 29018 BIMON 1021 9 9 9 9 71 Michaels J W Naylor & Co 15 50 50 20 29214 SABR1NE 101 6 61 8 8 8 Miller W F Bchulte 15 30 30 10 29214 AARON POND 97 4 32 31 7 92 R Steele CCMcCaff 'rty&Co8 15 15 6 JAKE LAND 102 8 10 10 10 10 JHothers'll J Chivis 20 40 40 15 Time, 131, 26, 521.U :05i, l :121. Winner B. c, by Charaxus Ninone. Went to part at 2:50. At poBt 7 minutes. Btartgocd. Won easily; second handily, Circus was on the extreme outside all the way where the going was best. Ha came fast through the stretch and won going away. Burnett Wallaco was taken into the deep going on the inside and ran a good race under disadvantages. Lighthunt ran his race. He is improving and should soon win when in with this kind. Cardome is also rounding to. King Tatius and Aaron Pond showed early Bpeed, but tired and quit. Scratched 293703 Moderator, 112; 29272 Dr. Worth. 101; 29370 Harry Brennan,97. Overweights Burnett Wallace, 2 pounds; Simon, 21; Jake Land, 2. Circus, show, evens. Barnett Wallace, show, 4 to 5. Lighthunt, show, 2 to 5. King Tatius, show, 2 to 5. Boaster, show, 1 to 2. OQQQQ THIRD HACK 1 1- Miles. (Over 5 HurdleB.) Purse $250. 3-year-olds and uOtO upward. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St 1 2 3 5 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 293092L. FAR'DOLE 6 149 5 31 32 2" 22 11 12 Dolan T C Dolan 8-5 8-5 8-5 3-5 (29309JGOV. BOYD 6 148 1 45 45 410 410 310 21 Corbley J Laird 3-2 2 3-2 3-5 29309 H. MORRIBON 3 125 4 10 15 15 12 22 320 Qormley J A Maxwell & Co 21 5 5 8-5 29S09 DANGKRL1NE3 128 3 5 5 5 5 5 45 Ellison E Richardson 5 5 5 8-5 290642D1YERT'M,NT4 137 2 21 2a 32 31 420 5 Butler W Walker 4 5 5 8-5 Time, 2:25. Winner Br. h, by Farandole Alice L. Went to post at 3:15. At post 6 minutes. Start good. Wou easily; second the same. Lord Farandole was much the best and came away with ease as scon as called on. Governor Boyd's additional weight anchored him for first place, but he was easily second best. Robert Morrison showed well for a mile but was a very tired horse at the finish. The other two were pulled up at the end. No show betting. FOURTH HACK 1 a-10 Mliea. Purse 250. 4-year-olds and upward. 2)3J9 Ind Horses A Wt St Bt X K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 293123 WOODTRICE 4 115 6 d 62 61 31 11 11 Minder Mrs M C Lyles a 6 6 2 293093EL. HOLMEd 6 97 1 31 3a 41 21 35 23 L Jackson YV H Sayre 3 4 4 3-2 293392ZAZEL 4 107 3 41 7 51 55 61 Sa W Watson Chriflty&Th'mps'n21 21 2 4-5 291962PBEBTOME 4 102 2 12 U 11 11 21 45 Lyno J Fleming 3 3 3 6-5 29274 AQUINAS 7 107 7 7 41 21 41 41 51 Benson S T Smith & Co 12 15 15 6 (29312)FACADE 5 112 5 51 5a 7 73 51 65 Landry J Carroll 3 41 41 21 29337 CHAR. BHANE4 105 8 8 8 8 8 7 712 FValentineJ H Valentine 20 SO 30 12 29337 ALBERT VALE 7 100 4 21 2a S" 61 8 8 Cogswell ET Graves 12 15 15 6 Time, 13, 23i, 51i. 1 :19i, 1 :47i, 2 :08. Winner Ch. g, by Wood Moes Cantatrice. Went to poet at 3 :40. At pest 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the earns. Wood-trice was next to the rail all the way and came away with ease at the finish. Eleanor Holmes closed up very strongly in the stretch. She is a very useful horse just now. Zazel closed a big gap in the stretch. Prestome showed early speed bat was tiring badly at the ond. Aquinas showed his usual speed and Aibertvalo tried his best. Woodtrice, show, evens. Eleanor Holmes, show, 3 to 5. Zazel, show, 2 to 5. Prestome, Bhow, 1 to 2, F1FTfi BACK 3-4 mile. PurBeS250. S-yoar-oldB and upward. Selling. 291QO Ind Horses A Wt Bt 14. K H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O F 29271 POLLY B1XBY 4 110 5 51 41 21 1 Minder Wells & Co 7 15 15 6 29254 LAUHEATKA 4 1061 2 2a 51 31 21 McCann R E Watkins 4 6 6 2 293403IDA PENZANCE 3 110 7 7 61 41 3a L Jackson W Weir & Co 21 21 21 1 293422ETHEL DAVIS 5 110 6 6a 21 11 4a Donovan E W Fitzsorald 21 4 18-5 3-2 29196 ANXlOUd 3 102 11 11 9 62 58 JHothers'llA J Rankin 8 8 8 3 29337 MAYDINE 4 104 4 8 8 7 62 T Knight W F 8cnulte 5 5 5 2 27980 CORALIS 6 102 1 U 11 51 71 Miller R E L Rice 6 8 8 3 29141 CRESC'T QUEEN 3 102 3 31 7 8 81 H Wilson Massey & Fagin 15 30 30 12 29163 VIRGINIA T. 3 102 8 9 10 10 91 Lyne W Cox & Co 15 20 20 8 29254 MAEG. ELLEN 3 110 10 41 21 9 101 Landry J Rodegap 10 15 15 6 26641 CIC. THORNCAP 3 102 9 10 11 11 11 D Hall E D Chamberlain 15 30 SO 12 Time, 121, 251, 50i, 1:18. Winner Br. f, by Falsetto Barbiche. Went to post at 4:05. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second handily. Polly Bixby came with a rush through the strotch and won going away. Lauroatea ran in much improved form and finished well. Ida Penzance ran well, but was in the heaviest going all tho way. Ethel Davis tired. Coralis ran as if short. Margaret Ellen showed speed. Scratched 29368 Janowood, 102. Overweights Lauroatea, 41 pounds; Maydiuo, 2. Polly Bixby, Bhow, 3 to 1. Laureatea, enow, evens. Ida Penzance, show, 1 to 2. Eihel Davis, show, 3 to 5. S1XTH flACB5'8 Jmi0, Parse E25U. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 29101 Ind Horaaa A Wt Bt M, StrFin Jockeys Ownora O H C P 29217 LAURETTA HURKE112 1 U H 11 H T Knight L Bmitha & Co 2 21 21 1 29217 GOODY GOOD 102 5 51 51 42 2 Miller H M Ziegler 4 4 13-56-5 29114 OVVLETTA 102 2 21 21 31 3 Lyne Oots Bros 5 5 4 8-5 29338 OUTLET 102 3 31 31 21 43 H Wilson E Brown & Co 4 6 6 2 9217 LIZZIE LOY 102 4 41 41 El 51 R Steelo D N Prewott & ColO 15 15 6 29015 OLIVE FANT 102 7 7 7 61 6 Loudon Cr'wf'rd&P'dic'rd20 30 30 12 29217 MAE MILLER 102 6 61 61 7 71 MichaelB W R Paiton 20 30 30 12 29272 LADY FLORENCE 1C2 8 8 8 8 81 Donovan K W Fitzgorald 20 SO 30 12 29275 BUNKER 1C2 9 9 9 9 92 Minder W H May & Son 15 15 15 6 293SS ELIZA DILLON 1C6U0 10 10 10 10 McCann Mrs M Goldblatt 6 10 10 4 SAN DOMINGO 102 Left at tho post. L JackBon Roszell & Jones 20 20 10 4 Time, 121, 251, 51i, 1:041. Winner Br. f, by Princo of Monaco Sister. Went to post at 4:35. At post 5 minutos. Start good. Won driving; second the same, Lauretta Burke had all the racing luck and Knight had to urge her to the utmost at tho end. Goody Good was tiring at the finish and Owletta would have boon Becond in a few more strides. Outlet ran in improved form, but quit at the finish. Scratched Marion Litty. 102; 29217 Shady Land, 102. OverwoightB Eliza Dillon, 41 pounds. Lauretta Burke, show, 1 to 2. Goody Good, Bhow, 3 to 5, Owletta, show, 4 to 5, Washington Form Chart WASHINGTON FORM CHART. WASHINGTON, D. C, November 13. Third day. Washington Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. OOQOA FIRST RACE l 3-4 Miles. (Over 7 Hurdles.) $300 added. 3-year-olds and jOjJ upward. Belling. led Horses A Wt Bt 1 3 5 7 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 20128 COUSIN JESS 5 151 2 16 15 13 li Hi 12 Brazil B F Clyde 8-5 2 8-5 4-5 23324 MB.BTOFFEL 6 151 4 41 3a 3 26 20 28 Heider J Morris3oy 2 16-53 4-5 22521 TANKARD 5 151 5 22 21 2" 3a 316 320 Dayton G C Morrison 8 10 10 3 22521 MAC FONSO 9 151 6 55 53 6 52 4 48 Grimae F R Keys 4 5 21 4-5 28510 VERY LIGHT 5 151 3 6 6 42 4 50 58 Barry J 8 Bratton .8 10 10 3 24193 ROYSTERER 5 151 1 31 41 51 6 6 6 Monahan O L BichurdB 20 30 30 10 Time, 3:23. Winner Ch. h, by Uncle Jess Lena's First. Went to post at 2:00. At poat 6 minutes. Start good. Won ridden out; second easily, Cousin Jees wbb the bast throughout but was tiring aau was hustled through the stretch. He only had to ba up to a race to win. Mr. titoffol was clevarl handled and fenced in good stylo but lacked the speed to get up at the end. Tankard is a poor jumper but speedy on the flat, MacFonso waB weakly handled. Scratched 28205 Charagrace, 163; (29333)Boisterous, 163; 15733 Hurry Up, 151; 293642Flac-cus, 157. Cousin Jesa, show, 1 to 3. Mr, Stoffel, show, 1 to 3. Tankard, show, 8 to 5. MacFonso, show, 1 to3. SECOND RACE 0-8 Mile. JS00 added. 2-ysor-oldB. Maidens. 2QQQ1 Allowances. xnd Horses A Wt Bt Yi BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 28574 CHEAT 'EM 109 3 15 13 12 ic T Burns J H MoAvoy & Co 5 8 7 21 29305 COLONEL BILL 109 7 4 4H ZH 23 Redfern W L Simmons 21 5 21 1 28949 SOMERSAULT 106 5 3a 3a Ja Sa Cochran J G Follansbee 10 15 15 6 29034 THOTH 106 4 52 5a 52 41 Michaels Turnoy Bros 10 10 7 21 292793 WILD BESS 106 6 21 2H 4a 5 Wonderly A Featherstone 2 3 21 1 293322HOT 109 2 71 72 6 6" RHenders'nL Thompson 6 10 8 3 29332 SI AH 106 9 8 8 7i 71 Donegau R W W alden & SonSO 50 40 10 NUPTIAL 109 8 6 61 8 82 Curtis W Jennings 50 100 100 30 29279 CLEARFIELD 106 10 10 9 9 9 MileB Barricn&O'Conn'r50 100 60 20 CHIRON 106 11 11 11 11 10 Creamer W C Daly E0 60 60 20 291882MARATRISA 109 1 9 10 10 11 Doggett M Byrnes 10 15 15 5 29332 THE BANDIT 106 12 12 12 12 12 Hicks C Barker 100 300 200 60 29405 ANAK 109 Left at tho post. L Smith A Belmont 8 10 8 3 25578 THE HARTFORD 106 Left at the post. Brennan W C Daly 50 60 60 20 24183 SKI RUNNER 108 Left at tho post. Slack GibBon & Co 40 100 100 30 Coupled in betting. Time, Ufa 25, 50, 1 :035s- Winner B. c, by Oddfellow Martina. Went to post at 2:40. At poBt 7 minutes. Start poor. Won driving; second easily. Cheat 'Em displayed a great burst of speed bat was tiring fast in the last sixteenth and barely lasted long enough. Colonel Bill's performance was a good one under clever handling. He was in front two strides beyond tne wire. Somersault did well and will bear watching. He hung on wall all tho way. wild B03B weakened in the strotch. The last threo were hung up in the barrier ana left. Scratched 29305 Illuminate, 109; 29279 Avis, 108; 29221 Succasunna, 106; 29281 Lemoyne, 106: Lady Teazle, 106; 29332 Trauer, 106. Overweights Nuptial, 3 pounds; Maratrisa, 3; Ski Runner, 2, Cheat 'Em, show, 7 to 5. Colonel Bill, show, 3 to 5. Somersault, Bhow, 3 to 1. Wild Base, show, 3 to 5. 2939 XUiRD UACJS7"8 jauo J00 ad. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. iiad Horses A Wt Bt & H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 29277 B'YAL STERLING 4 109 6 4a 41 2a V 13 Wonderly J Hynes 8-5 2 7-5 3-5 2933S2DEATH 6 114 5 21 2a 11 2 211 Black H B Bowie 4 6 6 2 26278 PASSAIC 5 107 10 8 61 5a 31 Sa I Burns J E Lane 6 6 6 2 29184 AVATAR 4 106 2 6a 71 71 4a 41 Michaels T O Sullivan 30 50 40 15 293022NITKATE 3 106 7 71 51 61 5b 51 Cochran J V Elliott 21 4 4 7-5 29282 L. OF CLOVER 3 105 3 10 10 8 8 6 Brennan G H Scherrer 200 300 300 100 29354 LEX. PIRATE 7 106. 1 la la 3a 6a 71 Smith James Lee 4 5 5 2 28528 CHEVaL D'OR 5 107 4 31 81 4a. 71 8 Hayden Nagle & Mannix 100 200 200 60 28988 GAUTAMA 3 102 9 9-8 9 9 9 Donegau B U Hall SO 50 40 12 29247 AKGANAUTA 3 103 8 5a 9 10 10 10 Redfern F id. Bray 50 E0 40 12 Time, 13, 25, 50, 1 :16, 1 :30g. Winner B. c, by Lord EBtsrling Rove Royal. Went to post at 3:10. At post 4 minutes, atart good. Won easily; second tho same. Royal Sterling wbb best, finished fast and was going away at the ond. Daath ran a fine race and is speady and consistent. Passaic closed up a big gap from a poor beginning. Nitrate performed poorly. Lexington Pirate and Oheval d'Or showed early speed, but the journoy was too long for them. Scratched 29331 Cormorant, 111; 29336 Lou Bey, 107. Royal Sterling, show, 1 to 3. Death, show, evenB. Pasaaic, show, evons. Nitrate, shovr, 3 to 5. 9l9f F0UBTH aAUB 7-8 nille' $M added. 3-year-olds and upward. Balling. izx Horace A Wt Bt jj K BtrFin Jockeys Oxn iora O H O f 29282 B ATI BE 3 112 8 3 3" 3 la 1 Doggett H R Schaffer 3 3 2" 1 29S60 FEDERALIST 4 106 2 4a 51 51 51 21 T Burns F tl Milden Jr 5 8 8 2 29278 BNARK 8 103 5 2a la 22 - 21 3a Radforn W Oliver 15 40 40 12 29185 PUNCTUAL 3 99 8 82 810 9 61 41 L Smith O L Richards 100 100 100 40 29282 BASTILE 5 104 6 61 21 la 31151 Wonderly A E Reynolds 2 13-521 1 285332J ENDEHLOIN 4 104 4 73 61 611 72 61 Brennan E Reynolds 30 30 20 6 28151 VEBUV1A 3 103 7 5 41 4H 4a 72 Cochran R G Tower 3 4 3 6-5 2S025 CONNIE 3 98 1 li 711 7 81 86 Creamer W C Daly 20 30 SO 10 292S2 TONICUM 3 97 9 3 9 8 9 9 Rico H T Griffin 10 20 20 8 . , Time, 12, 25, 50, 1:16,1:30. Winner B. c, t by. Juvenal t Bandolai c Went to pest at 3:32. At post 8 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second handily. Satire ran in improved form but was tiring at the end and only lasted out through Doggett's strong finish. Federalist came with a ruBh through tne strotch and would have won in another stride. Snark showed fine speed and ran in improved form. Punctual made up a lot of ground and will do in slower company. Bastile fell away after working to the front on tho turn. Vesuvia weakened whon it came down to a drive. Scratched 29159 Ringleader, 104 ; 28404 Wait Not, 102. Overweights Federalist. 2 pounda. satire.show, 1 to 2. Federalist, show, evens. Snark, show, 6 to 1. Bastile, Bhow, 1 to 2. Ve-snvia, show, 3 to 5. 0 30. Anowcsa-1 mil0 Xards' $300addod' 4-Joar.olda and Upward", ind Horses A Wt St J4 J StrFin Jockora Owners O II C P 29334 CARBUNCLE 4 104 4 3a 30 2 21 0 12 Wonderly ' J floaley 852 I out 2853S HANDCUFF 5 107 1 HI 15 12 11 210 Cochran J K Garnetfc 20 100 60 8 29334 K'T OF RHODES 4 107 2 4' 4 4 4 31 T Burns W C Eustia 3-5 4-5 7-10 out 29331 TANId 8 104 3 20 2" 36 311 4 Thimo Dowoll&lIarch'ntlOO 5C0 500 25 Time, 12,25,51, 1:18,1:46, 1:19. Winner B. g, by Stuyvesant-Garnet. ol Went to post at 4 :C0. At post 3 minutes. Start bad. Won oasily; second tho samo. Tho raco was a fiasco. Tho webbing got wound around the necks of Carbuncle and Knight of Rhodes and al30 around their ridors' bodies. Tboy carried it for a half mila before Carbuncle got clear. He then came on and boat Handcuff easily. Burns was ontanglad to tho turn for home. Knight of Rhodes had no chance to win or bo sicond. Scratched 29243 Harry McCoun, 107; 2933430hnet, 104; 271162Fingal, 104. Handcuff, show, out. 9395 SlXTflRACEl 1-10 Miles. $500 added. 3-yaar-oldo and upward. Ind HorBos A Ws St H 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P 292222POrENTlS 6 126 3 43 42 si 13 HI Michaels JJMcUaiferty I 55 21 4-5' 29D11 ALF. VAKGRAVE 4 105 5 5 5 5 31 2 Haydon H C Schnlz 15 20 15 5 2933430HNET 4 103 2 21 3a 411 21 32 Wonderly M J Malonoy 8-5 21 11-54-5 293043HANDICAPPER 4 108 1 12 211 11 42 42 Doggott V C Daly 10 15 10 3 29242 REDPATH 4 122 4 3" 1 2i 5 5 T Burns B'ckl'y&rn'mps'n 7-5 11-52 4-5 290952OUDKNARDE 3 103 Fell at the start. Cochran O VY Boardman 8-5 21 11-54-5 'Timo, 12, 26, 50, 1 :17, 1 :4i, 1 :50. Winner B. g, by RacinoPow Wow. Went to post at 4:30. At pest 2 minutos. Start good. Won easily; second tho same. Po-Unto was much the boat and drow away easily at tho stretch bend. Alfred Vargravo is a strong stretch runnor and closed up fast as usual in the last farlong under a hustling ride. Ohnet was used up in tho first part of the race in fighting for tho lead and was shut off on tho strotch turn, but came around the field and had a chance to get up. The early effort told, howevor. Handi-cappor and Redpath were ued up in making the pace and tho latter quit badlv Scratched 29222 Lateon, 120; 29334 Scarlet Lily, 100. OverwoightB Handicappsr, 1 pound. fotente, show, 1 to 3. Alfred Vargrave, show, 2 to 1. Ohnet, Bhow, 1 to 3. Redpath, show, 1 to 3, Oudenarde, show, 1 to 3. Page [5] Lakeside Form Chart LAKESIDE FORM CHART. BOBY, IND., November 13. Fifteenth day. Lakeside Jockey Club. Fall Ueatice. Weather clsar; track slow. Praeiding Judge. A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Richard Dwynr Racing sterte at 2:00 p. m. QQQQO FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $100; $75 to eacoad; 525 to third. OOO S-year-oldB and upward. Helling. In-i Hors6 AWtStX hi X BtrFin .Jockeys Oimtri O H O P 29326MAGGIE DAY1B 5 1C6 51 41 31 Si H Rice W M Blcan 1112-5 29240 B. G FOX 5 112 114 T4 5 6" 2 Cobnrn D P Rudgere & Cc3 3 S G-5 29358 EEQ.5 108 ?n . ni 7 41 3 Dominick F M Arthur 10 12 12 4 292663OLEKMA 4 K0 8a 3 1 1" 41 Felgeson Y Hughes & Co 15 15 12 29299P1RATE'S QU'N 3 99 4h 114 214 24 51 Otis J Artbnr & Co 0 50 SO 10 29295 BABNEY F. 4 105 123 ?: 64 7i 61 H'ebbergar CA JobnEbn & ColCO ICO 1C0 40 29266 HEIGH BO 6 K5 1" 2h 4" 3h 7 Raeekger C Mnlbolland 6 6 6 2 29294GALL0P1N 3 95 1C 11 91 81 8a Hope J J Oglr? SO 50 E0 15 29209CORA HAYILLII5 101 7 8- ?2 St 9i Dose G B BaviU 30 30 SO 10 292C9SIBEN SONG 4 lfO IS 13 13 ICh 104 Boyd EMJacksia 12 12 12 4 292943HAKNEY 3 103 6" ICn 111 1H Ure J Bicke W Mnlvil 10 12 12 4 29295 B. OP BETH'HEM6 1C5 9i 6" 1C122 125 T Meade Hart Gibeon Jr 4 5 5 2 29266KOBN WREATH 3 95 J" 120 125 13 13 T Dean G W Pcolo 10 12 12 4 Apprentice allowance. Time, 249c, 49, 1:16J. Winner B. m, by Bayre Lizzie C. , Went to post at 2 :C0. At pott 5 minutes. Start good. Won handily ; cond driving. Meggia Davis finished -with a rceb and was going away at tbe end. B. G. Fox ran well and finibhed etrongly as also did Sam Lazarns Esq. Olekma hung when tbe pinch came. Pirate'e Queen was right there for vp furlongs. Heigh Ho bad enough whon a furlong out. OvorweigbtE Pirate's Queen, 4 poundB ; Cora Havill II., 1. Maggie Davis, show, out. B. G. Fox, show, 3 to 5. Bam LazaruB Fsq . , eLott. 2 to 1. QQQQj SECOND Ei CE-B-X Mile. Purse $400; $75 to eecna; $25 to thira. ltOOTC 2-year-olds. Allowances. led Hore? e A Wt Bt ?i H X BtrFin Jockays Qwnare O E O P (29329)1NSPE0T0R 8EEA9S 21 Jsk E 54 U T Dean TJMcBbIo S-t 8-5 8-5 7-10 29355 RAGTAG 103 41 4n in 44 21 J Bicks JT8teart&Co 5 5 5 2 293293BCOI WINK 95 la 2h Sh 231 T Meade C E BroFFman 3 3 3 6-5 29325 AEGIN 95 S 52 15 41 Helgeson G G Mcshier 8 10 10 4 29J26 AM1GABI 95 3 12 2 154 Hope Mrs E Barrio 4 4 4 E-5 293f 5 STELLA PERKINS 95 61 614 6 62 61 Davisson L T Lep & Son 8 8 8 3 29325 MARCOS 102 51 72 7 72 7 Kane Burke &Ownbey 15 30 30 10 29S543THE STEWARDESS 95 71 9 82 81 8 Beaton MrsRbredley 25 30 SO 10 29296 1. SAMELSON 102 8a 8a 9 9 9 H'thbergcrT J McEale 6 6 6 24 Time. 12s, 25Js, C?b, 1 :C3b. Winner B. c, by Inspector B. Miss Modish. Went to post at 2:35. At pest 8 minatPF. Start good. Won esEi'y ; second the same. Inspector Shea came away easily in the 1st t hundred yaidp and wen drawing away. Hcg Tag ran in much improved form finishing wiih a xufb. Bcodtvini bad enorgb when a eiztesnthcut. Aegin faltered in tbe last eighth as did Amigari. Stella Perkins shewed early speed. Scratched 29325 Berodes, 95. Overweights Hoodwink, 1 pound; 1. Samelscn,4; MarcoE, 4. Inspector &bea, Ehow, out' Rag Tag, show, evens. Hoodwink, show, 3 to 5. Amigari, show, 4 to 5. OOQK THIRD RACE 5 1-2 rnrlonus. Purse $500; $75 to second: 525 to third. jIk OCfO All Ages. Handicap. , lad HorBas , ' AWtStM Vi H StrFin Jockeys Ownert. O K O P 29326 VDLCAIN . 4 1C7 51 5 34 2H li Cobnrn B C Hildreth 4 6" 6 Z 293263BUBNIEFUNT'N3 110 H H 1 12 26 Baesinger JFNevman 8-5 8-5 8-5 7-10 (29J26)L. J. BORNER 5 95 31 214 2 31 Sb Hope W H Richardson 3 v3 3 1 29151 SANTA TERESA 2 75 6 6 6 51 42 W Knapp J F Davis 20 25 25 8 292973IF YOU DARE 3 S6 4H 41 1h 6 5 J Bicks Bolich & Sweet C 6 G 2 293262MONEY MtJES 3 1C9 2 3 52 4 6 Dominick F T Wood 2 2 2 4-5 Time, 12, 24, 4, 1 :01, 1 :C8. Winner Cb. c, by Kingston Arrograps. Went.'to post at 3:C0. Off at the first break to a peed start. Wd driving; second easily, Tnlcain, under a vigorous ride, camt with rcucb speed in the last eighth and was going away at the end. Burnie Bunton ren we)), but tired Elijhtly when put to a drive. Littla Jack Borner had enough hen a furlong out. If Ycu Daie was always outrun. L' obey Mueb has seemingly lost form to some extent. Bcratched- 29U9 Alzura, 90; 19297 Federal, 114; 293ES2Bummor, 100; 29SE83Braw Lad, IC. Overweights-Vulcein, 5 pounds. Yulcain, ebow,4 to 5, Eurnie Bunton, show, out. Littlu Jack Ecrccr, show, out. Money Muee, show, ont. OQQ Qlft FOURTH EARS -S 5151e. Purse ?500. 575 to eecond; $25 to third. ii5aOOU AUAgee. QwnerB' Handicap. lad EonaE A Wt St H. V i StrFin Jockeys OwacTg Q E C P 29297 FEDERAL 5 1C0 2h 31 314 S3 15 li Davisson BOHilcitth 7-107-107-10 out 293253PYRRPO 2 0 6 44 41 23 J2 2 W Knapp HQ Morton 15 20 15 5 28ES93MAI.AY 5 1(0 1 52 5 51 41 S" Bop T Caroj 10 15 15 5 (29S57)LENNEP 6 104 41 1 H 1 2 45 Bafsinger G & M Foster 3-2 9-5 9-5 3-5 292S9 W. J. DEBOE S 99 5 6 6 6 53 55 Otis J Arthn 6 6 6 2 29358 H. HERENDEEN 3 95 2 21 2H 41 6 6 J Bicks J T Btowart & Co 6 7 7 24 Time. 13, 26, 51.1:15, 1:30. Winner Br. g, by Burlington or Kingston Forethought. Went to roet at 3:20. Off at the first break to a pood start. Wen handily; Eccond easily. Federal finished fast and strongly, and catching the (iringPyrrbo in thu last hundred yards, beat him without much trouble. Tbe latter was much the best of the others. Malay finished feot, beating Lerjnep on the post for third place. The latter quit badly in the last eighth. Harry HereDdeen ebowed early speed. Ecratcbed (29385)Vnlcain, 1C0; 29357' Miracle II., 80; 2S3S3 Zaoney Muss, S5 : 29S852Burnie Bun-ton, 95; 29328 Haviland, 1C0. Overweight b W. J. Deboe, 4 pounds; Lennep, 4. Pyrrbo. show, 8 to 5. Malay, show, 8 to 5. Lennep, show, out. f O Q Q T VIBTB. BACK 1 3 -8 miles. Purss $700; 75 to fiacond ; 525 to thira. iai7UU l All Ages. Handiap. lnd Horses A Wt St Bt M Yt i- StrFin Jockoya Ownore O H C V "292982EOI 'G tOEH 3 107 24 S2 7,1 31 E 34 P .Cobnrn SCBildreth 7-107-107-10 out 2918150DNOR 8 95 1" 14 1' 24 21 14 2H J Bicks F Cook 6 6 5 8-5 293282D. TEOMFS'N3 98 44 424 17 41241043 32 Otis F C Morhier 4 5 5 8-5 2929S3BEA RCBER S 95 0 6 c 23 23 24 41 Davisson B O Hildreth 7-107-107-10out (S3:8)CEONTAS 4 113 Sh 5 5 5 5 5 5 Blele G W Ccok 2 11-511-57-10 Coupled in betting. Time, 11, 2, ll,l:Y,y&i'Ait 1:57. WiEner B. c, by Dutch Holler Woodrsnie. Went to post at 3:40. At post 3 minutes. Start gcod. Won easily; second the same. Boiling Boer responded quickly when called upon in tbe last eiphth and was much the- beEt. Odnor hung on larger than ueual and stood a long drive down the stretch. Denmen Tbcmpeon was tiring fast in tbe last eixteenth; Searcher ran well for nearly a mils. OrontaB could never get up. but madp up much ground in tbe final quart sr. Bcratehr d 2298 Ben Chance, 90; 29328 Haviland, 98; 293573Iiracle II., 82; (9!S5)VuIcEin. 163-(29239)Bermencia,110. ' . Overweights Rolling Boer, 3 pounds. No show betting. . QQQQ SIXTH RACE 1 1-4 SEHcs. Purse $400; $75 to second; $2b' to thir. tQOO 3-year-oIds and upward. Selling. lad Horace A Wt St Bt & StrFin Joekoyt. Ownore O H C P 292093CB. MOORE 4 104 24 26 210 210 7 li n Ccburn T F Coles I I I fW5 2929SBFN CBANCE4 107 54 44 414 4H 41 31 26 Munro R M Wceterfield 4 4 4 8-5 293273ADMETU8 7 96 61 62 610 615 52 51 31 T Dean G W Pcolc 24 "4 24 1 29300 GLIBSANDO 4 94 In la la n in 25 4 T Meade C Mulbolland SO 30 15 6 293562F. BENNETT 3 9 4" 32 33 32 31 4" 52 J Bicks J Arthur 4 8 6 2 29359'-! IT ELEIN3 S3 7 E 52 51 620 615 Giu Hope J J Oglee 3 4 4 3-2 293272TJNCLE TOM3 8a 3a 7 7 7 7 7 7 D Mitchell T J McHale. G 7 7 2 Apprentice allowance Time. 2Eg, 51, 2 :18, 2:lS$g. r. Winner B. g, by Eon Lady Grace. Went to poet at 4:05. At post 5 minutee. BtErt gocd. Won driving; Feccnc'raeiJy. Charley Moore fppeared to be winning eaeily in tbe lest eighth, but in tie clooirg etridee Ben Chanca came with a ruth rest to the incida rail End would have won in cr-othrr stride. Tbe latter made up much ground while ccroinR down the laet quarter. Admetue closed np fast tft6r being ccim-icgly beaten cfl wl ile grins down tbe beckstietcb. Tbe others were never contendere. hcratcLod (9c56)lha JeflerEon, 89; 9356 Fox Bard, 4; 292E6 MIeb Liza, 9; 3E9 Kentucky Babe. 10S. Overweights Farmer BennGtt, 4 poundB. Charley Moore, show, 4 to 5. Hen Chance, shew, 4 to E. Admetus, shew, 1 to 2. Littla Elkin, ehow, 7 to 10. SEVENTH BACK 1 Mile. Purse B4C0; $75 to second; $15 to third. . 1 at(OOt7 3-year-olde and upward. Belling. led Korsco , A Wt StX it K StrFin Jockeye Owagro O H C P 293592BAIRD 4 108 84 9 7b 42 24 13 OHb Ksating k Hackart 4 B-5 (292S1)EVELYN BYBD 5 102U74 Eh 42 2" 1 V J Hicks F C Sfoehier & Co 2 11-51151 ieSSO'-WOODBTICK 3 93 ldilOi 914 71 54 S2 Mnnro tlrcEWWesfrfieldlO 10 10 4 293.S63ISABEY G 105 1h 1 11 31 41 4b Bae singer J Melbnecli 6 6 6 24 292S7 CATHEDRAL 5 105 11 11 Eh 5 6" 5h BTebbergor C A Johneon 15 15 18 5 2930Q2RED APPLE ! 95 5" 2 H 51 6 Hic K Trotter & Co 5 5 5 2 29358SBDT DP 3 93 3h 21 32 10 7 72 Holgeson Y Hughes & Co 30 3 9 20 8 29330 PRECDRSOE 4 107 E 61 6" B 84 Bi Ooburp BC.Hildratb. 6 6 6 24 (28300)-SAHrLLA 4 105 4 H 101 El gi Sn TDean T Battle & Co 2 11-511-51 2S078 BIG INJUN 3 95 71 84 63 10 107 Beaton J D McMillan 20 SO 20 S Z49G32DIbSOLUTE 4 104 2 4I4U 11.11 U Hope D P Rodgers & Co 3 15 15 6 Apprentice allowance. Time, 26J, 51?gt l:17?g,-J :. ' Winner Cb. c, by Huron Lime Tree. Wont to poet at 4:E0. Off at tbe first break to a good start. Won easily; eecoad tbt aam. I Eaird came with a determined rush in the last quarter End won going away. Evelyn Byrd was . eaoily the beEt of the others. Woodstick finished with a sharp buret of spitd. Isabjy and ,Rai Apple both tired nesr the finish. Cathedral showttd early spaed, J Scratcbed-(29359)Banish, 103;. 3241 Moroni, 100; f231l6) ffUa Farton, 97; 29S7Hinrr oC Traatamare. 101; 28356 Donatnr, 102; 292S5 Boaa Diah, 99; 292J0: Prairie Dor, t92. . ' i Overw.ci hte Precursor. 2 pound. "'I Baird, show, 4 to 5. Evelyn Byrd. chow, 1 to 2. Woodstick,. ebow, 2 io h SArilla. ehow. t tm i. Louisville Form Chart LOUISVILLE FORM CKARll ' i, LOUI&VIE,r.E!, KIT., November 13 Tenth day. Dougles Park Eccinc AsEOciatioa. Fell ! Sfecting. Veathr clsar; track goo 4. Pfoiaing ucc, John If.orrotT. Btarwr. William Bruen. facing eterta at 2.-38'.'m. 294:021 F1RQT EACE a" Mllfi- PorEoSI50. :"-4-y oar -dlde and upward. SiilrnS tnd Horeea A Wt Bt & & S StrFin ookart ..Ormrc Q :H Q F 29318 OPERA GIRL 5 1C5 4 .2" S3 23 14 L Daly p BIbs.Br 10 20 20 8 29313 ELL1B 6 10D 5 52 42 H 23 Irvin W D Schneider 3 3 3 6-6 29287 REN BOY G 108 G 7 7 52 82 BeauchampE A CornwaU 24 24 24 1 59231 QUAVER 7 105 9 10 10 E 41 Howell -'J BriDkmsw 2 3 S - 293162BAUCE BOAT 4 105 7 9 61 7 54 W Woode A Broton & Co 10 15 15 6 9283 FBEE GOLD 6 10O 1 14 II Si 61 O'Neil W H Billings 4 6 6 2 29'43 ALBERT C. 5 100 10 3n 2 6n 72 May E Neenan 6 8 8 3 29380 JACK WILLIS 4 1084 S 41 &" 4 83 Meidlingar P Brownine 6 10 10 4 293EO MANDAMU8 4 105 2 6 8 9 94 Troxler J" R EorEtman 8 4 4 1 29343 TIMES STAR . 4 103 E 6 B IB Iff C Wright? C K Ksnaer ' 20 20 12 f B' : . Tim'e,' 244, 495, 1:164. '" ff . ; Winner Ch. m, by Spendthrift FeiEeen. ' Went to post at 2 :25. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won ridden oat; coond easily. OyiVs Girl had tha good footing in the stretch and under punishment drew away in trie final furlong. Ellic ran well for the first five-eighths but when brought to a drive wsaksned. Ban Boy had a rough journey. Ha was cut off at the half mile ground and lost ground.oa the etratch tarn. Quaver began elowly but eho came feet at the end and flniehd Btoutly. Free Gold quit badly after running- a half mile. MandamuB could not raise a common gallop. Overweights-Quaver, 5 pounds; Jack Willis, 34. . - Opera Girl, ehow. 4 to 1. Ellis, ehow, S to 5. Ben Boy, ehow, I to J. Qaaver, show, S"to5-Eir.cdamug, show, 4 to 5. 4:OS GUCOND EJLGE-6'8 MIle' re'S2- enr-olds. Belliag. iud SoreWe 'AWiSt Jj S- BtrFin Jockaye Qwnera PRO ,p (593U)BDCCLEUTH 111 4 42 32 21 H4 O'Neil , T P Hayea 7-107-103-5 'bit (292SDCA.RAT 107 2 H 12 12 2 BeaucliarhpJ W Fonaau 8-5 2 2 2-5 293792LILLIAN M. 113 3 21 21 33 S5 Trdrlar FStCoanor 4 5 5 6,5- 29381 LITTLE HINDOO 103 5 34 41 41 46 Arnold TADavie 20 50 50'.iIS !: 28481 LATCH STRING 10S I E3 5 5 5 W Woods Btafford &Co 20 40 40 IS 9317 CORINNE C. 105 7 7 7 62 61 Htockwell F Gennfe 100 100 100 EO 2SSS43RUBY RAY ll0 6 6 63 7 7 L Daly B P Harlan 8 15 15 5 Time, 244, 494, 1:634. Winner B. g, by Oddfellow Montgomery Coopar. Went to post at 21. At cost S minntoB. Start good. Won aasily; 6eeond driving. Bc-clentb was under restraint for the firBt half mila, but came away in the staetch when called :6a-and won libs a pood colt. Carat tired from his early effort and bad to do his bsst to s&ve B3cbd' place. Lillian H. ran a good racs under the weight and naishsd etoutly. Little Hindoo actio badly at tha poet. Bcratched 2937S3FupurthB, IDS; 293812Baalo, 103; 29314 Da Kileonr, MB. Overweights Ruby Ray, 2 pound e, Carat, show, out. Lillian a .. ehow. 1 to g. SQdEOL mLEP ECE-s-: ga6- Purea250. 4 year-olds and upward, gollrngi Ind Horsca A Wt Bt X tt BtrFin Joskoye Owners O H C P 2S3453J1M GORE II. 6 1054 2 1 Vi 12 H Patton J Brinkman 6-5 7-5 7-5 1-2 29S45 PAULINE J. 5 105 5 51 44 Si 23 Troxler T A Daviec , 24 24 2 4-5 29143 INCANDESCENT 5 105 6 7 7 64 SH Finnerty Gil!s & Bidcila 10 12 12 5 9313 ROSY MORN 5 105 3 24 24 2 ts Irvin H J Perry' " 1 5 6 ft r. 29X80SCANTADAB 5 105 7 61 61 5 51 May D HOI ' . 6 B 2 293802LADY OURZON 4 100 1 31 31 44 62 Howell Cole & Co ' -v 4 7 ,7 3 295 8OUDANA 4 102 8 8 8 8 71 W Wooda H D Bf onrba .! SO SO S3 12 292S3SBUNTING 5 100 4 44 5 7 84 O'Neil W'VConran 4 4 4f 85 2916E2INUENDO 6 105 9 9 9 9 9 Stocfcwell F Goring; 15 2 20 8 Time, 244, 49, 1:154. Winnsr B. g, t by Gorman Dolly. Wont to poet at 3:22. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily sacond the sams. Jimx Gore II. showed tho meet speed and although slightly shaken up in tha last furlong woa with filenty in reserve. Pauline J. saved gronnd on tba turns, and under punishment finished stoutly, ncandeecent wae poorly handled and with k better ride would have been much closer wp. Boey Horn shoved early speed, but would not'etarid preeenre. CantadaE-ran poorly .' . Overwaichto Jim Gore II , 14 pounde; Cantad&s, 5;'Bon3ana-, 8, " " . j n ., t Jim Gore II., show, out. Paulino J.4 show, 2 to 5." 'Ineandeeceat; .cuowJ24 1 I. Haatiac, show, evens. 21:00 FQPETg EACC 7-? SSSlti. Ftitec S250. AHAgeE. AHowaacca. fnd Eoreco A Ws Bt 44 H BtrFin Jockaro Owmaa O H C V " 93453KINDHlD 4 106 1 1 1 lio i 12 BeauchampE & L Bohlmaa 8-5 24 24 ? (29260 RUNTBES8A 2 87 4 44 , 23 23 25 26 if Johnaon V? KcLaaor 1 1 . 4-5 omt 293463GUIDE ROCK 6 102 2 3 Si 33 J Daly J W Johnsa B g 3 (29288)JORDAN S 934 5 5 42 t20 412 420 O'Neil T P Hayefe 3 S S t- (29190)ROBERT JH. S10OS25 5 5 5 Irvin KWWaTlhr&ColCfl 200 203 Time, 234, 484,1:13, 174. Winner B. c, by Kingston Kitty L. ent to poefcatS?. At post 5 minntae. Start good. Woa in a canter: Eecond easily. Kia-dred j diEplaysd c ohonpm6nal burst of speed and spreadeaglsd his field. Ha was aasd to a canter m tho last sixteenth. Huntrecsa ran her usual game, honest race and was easily tha best of the others. Guide Heck showed slight improvemeat. Jordan actsdhadly at tho poet and r-faeoa to extend himsolf in the'race. Robert Jr. wap outclassed. ' Scratched 29378 Misc Aubroy, 57. Cyerwoicbts Kindred, 1 pound ; Jordan, 34. Kindred, ohow, ont. Quids Hock, show. 7 to 10. Jordan, ebow, owt. iJ94-06 F1FAm)wacS"J' KUieS" PnrE9f!E0- "MndWwni. ted Eorecs A Wt BC Bt j BtrFin Jockayt Owaai Q. 0- (29347 1PRI MA II. 3 105 1 24 52 2 22 12 11 J Daly D McMillan & Co 1 S-5 US. Jr-if 9347 AN QUO II .7 117 3 1 li U 1 21 22 Troxlar TA Davie S 4 4 293182'HONJiYWOOD4 114 6 51 41 42 4 S3 Si 11 ay fit Staws & Co I 24 it 1 29'31 SALOME 7 104 5 6 7 61 51 Si 45 LDalr W G For 15 38 U it 292GSSOMELIA 6 105 10 10 10 10 8 41 51 HowBlI J C Tucker 4 S 4 M 93t7 BIGEE S 105 8 8 8 8 7 7 63 C Wright P J Nolan S 7 7 2t 29262 EILDARLIE 4 107 4 SI 21 82 3 51 75 Ballinr W Haat 40 40 15 23185 BIBDIE MAY 7 104 2 44 52 51 6 8 6 Irvin J P ffnuBlay 28 2S E S2SLS.&'3 95 9 9 D 9 9 9 98 M Johneon W T nasha Jr 20 40 4 15 S SST'NES 7 10t- 7 7 6 7 10 U 10 Colline K D Konroa 40 ICS IOC W 2926S FRIESLAKD 5 109111 11 11 11 II II 11 Abaher D Hill " i 40 100 l5 5 . Time, 254. E0J, 1:18, 1 :t!4. 1:544. ' Winusr B. f, by Sensation PubbU. Went to post at 4 :0. At poos 12 minutae. Start bad. Won easily; second tb sama. Prima it. went to the front whon her ridar was ready and hsld bercompxaT sif- taronfihoat. Baaaia 11., under good handling, porformod creditably. Eouaywood wai badly riddBa. Salosi a ho wad unprovemont. Biger caa do batter. Omelia had a. rough journey. The laBt two at start wan practically left. Scratched 9347 Bobg Bird, 95. Overweights- Omelia, I pound ; Eildarlia, S; FrieslBnd, 24. Prima II., show, out. Banquo II., show, 3 to 5. Horreywood, tbow, o-. Omrffc, Etow,4Et6. Page [6] Alixfie Turt rsews Air Tractcs ar Perfectly Edited. Fully Reported Daily ! Racing Form I Form 5heets and Entries J Telegraphic, Correct Expertly Indexed, j Concise, Comely. Training News a Specialty. MM Organ of the Western Jockey Oil. OFF OUR OWN PRESSES BEFORE THE CHICAGO DAILIES. sumption ne Month $1.25 s r Six Months 7.50 cc--- One Year 1 4.00 124-126 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO. ILL, NOW READY. 20TH TEAS ..the.. Goodwin's annual Official of !9oo. Turf Guide A, work of 2,000 pages containing reports 08 7,200. races in the U. S. and Canada with a ! "FORM TABLE" to all principal meetings. Also many missel laneoa3 data absolutely invaluable to all turf followers. Drippc la Cloth, $5.30. rilUUtJ In Half Qlorocco, $7.30. In English Half Calf, $9.90. Circulars mailed upon application. Soadwin Bros., 1440 Broadway, Hew York. THE- ffinerlcan Sportiii fllanual For 1901. COPYRIGHTED. A Handbook of Figures Beyond Comprison. in Official floipMinni of Records. Running, trotting and pacing, . :, The pugilistic record of i900, ' ' ' " .L'Sjaajii'.-,,..- ' Handicapping and bookmaking tables (WOWR HANDICAP 'JABUKS WITH SuSXS.) immaries by Experts 01 trie Past Year's Doings. tMDlTMO BY F. H. BRUNELL.. e Cents in Paper. Daily Racing Form Publishing Co., j gents in Soft Morocco., ..I24-126 Fifth Ave,, Chicago, I1L Notice NOTICE. Tha form book for November ia ready for sal and includes the racing of Saturday, Novambar 2. So many form books of recent months ware lost in tha mails that non-residents are advised, when ordering tha November book, to send 10 cents for the purpose of having tha ordsrs sant aa registered mail, thoraby insuring del ivory. 1 American Sporting Manual AMERICAN SPORTING BJAHDAL. The American Bporting Mnnual of 1981 ao. taini all racing records at large, rovlsed an ' complete up to the and of 1989; four handles, ' ping systems with directioni for their praellaal application, a table showing how to zestpnke bookmaklng percentage!, track raoords of all tha ' recognised tracks of the country, the was, arn and eastern icalei of walghts, iiablas show. J ' Ing tha comparative spaed of tracks, s acttplctt 1 list of pugilistic contasts of 19M of any ods-auenca, 1 trotting and pacing raoords at all dls ianaw and a list of the new 2;!6 iroiiera of 193, Also x aompleta rasord of parforaanaas r,t all 1 styles cf bllllarda. Racing Dates of 1901 I BACING DATJE8 07 1901. liStonla. Ky Oct. 28-Nov. It Louisville, Ky Nov. 2-lf Oakland, Cal Nov. 2 Dec- Waahingion, D. C. (Bennings) Nov. 11 -S New Orlaans, La Nov. 28 Dec. 31 Gossip of the Turf ! I GOSSIP OF THE TURF. Says the San Francisco Chronicle of last Son day: "It looka aa though Emperor of Norfolk has raprodacad himself in Cruzadcs, which colt cap- tared the Produce Exchange stakes yesterday for two-year-olds, at six furlongs, in a common canter. Cruaados gave a wonder- fnl exhibition of spasd and spreadeagled hia field in the first quarter of a mile, running the six f nrlongs in tho excellent time of 1:13, which ha doubtless could have reduced by at least three-quarters of a Becond had there j been any other horse in the race to make him extend himsalf. Last spring Cru- sados showed exceptional form, but the opinion prevailed among trainera that the son of Emperor of Norfolk was not up to a bruising race. W. J. Speira, who trains tha Santa Anita bred colt, had expectations of winning this stake with Eacalante, but at the eleventh hour it was found that he was ineligible. This fact became generally known and the rsanlt was that Glendenning carried iha public's money to a great extent, Cruzados receding to 3 to 1 in the betting. The race practically needs no description. Tharo were nine Btarter3, including two or three very speedy ygnngaters, but the way Cruaado3 ran away irtftn them all was a revalatirin. He etapped the first half in 47i seconds, and everything el3s behind him was hopelessly outfooted, even Glendanning, a very last youngster, failing to get within striking distance. Cru-aadoaio a slashing-looking son of Earperorof Norfolk and Atlanta II. and was bred by E.J. Baldwin at Santa Anita. He is the fastest colt ever aired by Empsror of Norfolk, -with the possible exception of Bey del Car-redss, which was purchased by Richard Groker to race in England. While Cruzados did not beat a really high class field, he showed unmistakably that he was the best twoyaar-old now in training in California, and ha promises to be the winter favorite for the California Darbv." ' ' ' J ' 1 1 1

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