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Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, March 11, 1902
Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, March 11, 1902 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1902 drf1902031101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, March 11, 1902 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1902 $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] Dily VOL TIH NO 60 CHICAGO TUESDAY MARCH 11 1902i PRICE 5 CENTS Ante-Post Betting. ANTEPOST BETTING Below will be found the latest quotations of odds laid against the American Derby candidates by James OLeary of this city and Joseph F Ullman of Hot Springs Horses OLUll OLUllAbe Abe Frank 10 12 12AllanaDale AllanaDale 20 20 20Allie Allie Virgie 100 200 200Anna Anna Elliott 200 200 200Arian Arian 50 50 Balm 50Balm of Gilead150 300 Baron 300Baron 30 30 30Bessie Bessie Spahr 40 60 Blackthorno 60Blackthorno 150 200 Bon 200Bon Mot 100 200 Charles 200Charles W Meyer 40 50 Corrigan 40Cunard 50Corrigan 40 40 Cunard 50 50Dowey Dowey 100 100 100Dr Dr Burns 75 100 Emshee 100Emshee 100 Enright 100 200 Fromage 200Fromage 200Gold de Brie200 200 Gold Seeker 30 30 Heno 30Heno 15 12 12H H L ColemanlOO 100 Homestead 100Homestead 25 25 Hot 25Hot 200 500 Huzzah 500Huzzah 100 150 Igniter 150Igniter r 50 40 40Inspector Inspector Shea 75 100 100Jack Jack Demund 100 100 Jed 100Jed 100 100 J 100J W Khodes200 200 Keynote 200Keynote 75 100 100Leonora Leonora Loring 75 75 75LordQuex LordQuex 40 40 40Lucien Lucien Appleby 50 50 50Memnon Memnon 40 40 Merry 40Merry 200Northern Maker 100 200 Northern Star 200 200 200OomPaul OomPaul 30 30 30Owenton Owenton 100 100 100Picqnart Picqnart 150 200 200Quaker Quaker 75 100 100Bed Bed Tip 75 75 75Runnels Runnels 10 12 12San San Nicholas 60 60 60Sombrero Sombrero 30 30 30St St Tammany 150 200 200The The Ledaean300 300 300Tom Tom Keene 300 300 300Waswift Waswift 50 60 60Wveth Wveth 25 SO Horses HorsesAladdin OLUll Aladdin 40 50 Alibert 100 60 Andy Williams 60 75 Archie 200 200 Arsenal 60 60 60Barouche Barouche 150 200 Belles 200Belles Commoner 75 60 60Blackmore Blackmore 75 100 Blennen 100Blennen worth 50 50 Cameron 50Cameron 50 100 Compute 100Compute 30 50 50Cruzados Cruzados 15 20 Dark 20Dark Secret 100 200 200Dixieline Dixieline 50 50 EdAustin 50EdAustin 75 75 Endur 75Endur 20Escalante by Bight 15 20 Escalante 30 100 Glen 100Glen Water 100 200 Hargis 200Hargis 50 50 50Hermis Hermis 50 60 Henry 60Henry Zitt 50 50 Hopedale 50Hopedale 200 500 Hunter 500Hunter Baino 100 100 Hyphen 100Hyphen 40Indian 30 40 Indian IE 100100 Inventor 100100Inventor 150 100 Jaubert 100Jaubert 30 30 J 30J V Kirby 40 50 50Kaffir Kaffir 200 200 200Larry Larry Young 50 60 Leroyd 60Leroyd 200 300 300Lou Lou Woods 200 200 200McChesney McChesney 10 15 15Merriment Merriment 75 100 Nellie 100Nellie Waddell 75 100 Old 100Old England 30 30 30Otis Otis 60 50 Pentecost 50Pentecost 30 30 30Prowl Prowl 200 300 Bed 300Bed Hook 75 100 Bemorse 100Bemorse 200 200 Sambo 200Sambo 100 100 100Slipthrift Slipthrift 75 40 South 40South Trimble 50 50 50The The Giver 75 100 TimD 100TimD Jr 300 300 300Trialmore Trialmore 150 150 Water 150Water Boy 100 100 Besides his Derby book OLeary quotes the fol ¬ lowing odds on the Brooklyn and Suburban Han ¬ dicaps BEOOKLTN HANDICAP Horees Wt Odds Banastar OddsBanastar 127 12 Blues 12Blues 124 8 8Bonnibert Bonnibert 122 12 12Garry Garry Hermann 120 20 20Ten Ten Candles 119 SO SOAdvance Advance Guard 117 15 15Lady Lady Schorr 113 50 50Caviar Caviar 112 50 50HisEminencelll HisEminencelll 30 30Elkhorn Elkhorn 109 30 30BlackFox BlackFox 109 30 30Argregor Argregor 107 40 40End End by Right 106 20 The 20The Rhymer 7 106 30 Kamara 30Kamara 105 40 Toddy 40Toddy 103 30 30Trigger 30Trigger Trigger 103 30 30Reina 30Reina Reina 102 60 Pentecost 60Pentecost 100 30 30Monograph Monograph 100 30 30SadieS SadieS 98 60 60Flywheel 60Flywheel Flywheel 97 40 Contend 40Contend 95 100 100Petrall Petrall 92 100 100Ethics Ethics 92 50 50Flora Flora Pomona 90 100 Maximola 100Maximola 88 200 Horses Wt Odds OddsAlcedo Alcedo 125 12 Herbert 12Herbert 121 15 Hernando 15Hernando 120 20 Roehampton 20Roehampton 118 15 15Dr Dr Barlow 113 30 Irritable 30Irritable 112 50 50Autolight Autolight 112 30 30Water Water Cure 110 30 30Brigadier Brigadier 109 25 25Baron Baron Pepper 107 25 25Mischievous Mischievous 106 100 100Alard Alard Scheckl06 40 40Gulden Gulden 105 60 Carbuncle 60Carbuncle 104 50 The 50The Regent 103 30 30Flying Flying Torpedo 102 75 75Lanceman Lanceman 100 30 Oom 30Oom Paul 100 25 25Chilton Chilton 99 40 Wealth 40Wealth 97 100 All 100All Gold 97 60 60Port Port Royal 95 40 40Slipthrift Slipthrift 92 50 50Keynote Keynote 92 40 40Northern Northern Star 90 150 150Alsike Alsike 86 100 Horses Wt Odds OddsBanastar Banastar 127 20 20Alcedo Alcedo 125 20 20Gold Gold Heels 124 12 12Ballyhoo Ballyhoo Bey 123 50 50Garry Garry Hermann 121 25 25Hernando Hernando 120 25 25Roehampton Roehampton 117 20 20Silverdale Silverdale 115 50 50Dr Dr Barlow 113 40 40Autolight Autolight 112 50 His 50His Eminence 110 SO BlackFox SOBlackFox 109 30 30Six Six Shooter 108 60 Baron 60Baron Pepper 106 25 25Mischievous Mischievous 106 100 100Alard Alard Scheckl05 40 Bine 40Bine Girl 104 SO Horees Wt Odds OddsWater Water Color 127 8 8Blues Blues 124 12 12Bonnibert Bonnibert 123 15 15Herbert Herbert 121 15 15McMeekin McMeekin 121 30 30Ten Ten Candles 119 SO SOAdvance Advance Guard 117 15 15Dublin Dublin 114 SO SOLady Lady Schorr 113 60 60Water Water Cure Ill 30 30Elkhorn Elkhorn 109 40 40Brigadier Brigadier 108 25 25Heno Heno 107 15 15Areregor Areregor 106 40 40The The Rhymer 105 30 30Kamara Kamara 104 40 40Carbuncle Carbuncle 103 75 Horses Wt Odds OddsToddy Toddy 103 40 40Trigger Trigger 102 40 40Flying Flying lorpedo102 75 75Monograph Monograph 100 30 30Chilton Chilton 99 40 40Wealth Wealth 98 100 100Dixieline Dixieline 97 40 40AllGold AllGold 96 75 75Port Port Royal 95 40 40Keynote Keynote 92 50 50Northern Northern Star 90 150 Horses Wt Odds OddsWithers Withers 103 75 75Reina Reina 102 60 60Gold Gold Seeker 100 25 25OomPaul OomPaul 100 25 25Pentecost Pentecost 99 30 30SadieS SadieS 98 60 60Flywheel Flywheel 97 40 40Arden Arden 97 50 50Contend Contend 95 150 150Slipthrift Slipthrift 93 60 Gossip Of The Turf. GOSSIP OF THE TURF Gen Frederick C McLewee and James Brady the owners of Gold Heels have subscribed to the Saratoga Special the great 1000 subscription event of the Saratoga Associations midsummer calendar and their accession swells the total num ¬ ber of subscriptions to twentytwo only one behind last year That last years record of twentythree will bo reached and passed the managers of the Saratoga Association are confident because A H D H Morris and John Sanford two of last years subscribers with big strings of promising twoyear olds this season have not yet been heard from and it is confidently expected that they will reenter the pool Also subscriptions are looked for from the Clydes of Philadelphia Henry T Oxnard and Wil ¬ liam Easton and Adolph Spreckels Mr Oxnard in ¬ deed has said that he intended to enter There is ample time The race will not close until the 10th and a letter expressing a willingness to enter bear ¬ ing a postmark of midnight on that date will be certain of acceptance There are a sufficient num ¬ ber of subscribers already to give the race with twelve starters a value of 17000 in cash and to make it as it was last year the best special for twoyearolds after the Futurity in the country Twelve starters is a conservative prophecy in a race like the special It is purely a sportsmans affair and every nominator will make a particular effort to be represented Daily America The Montana Jockey Club is making great pre ¬ parations for the coming summer meeting at Butto and Anaconda A flattering offer has been made to Joseph Murphy to act as presiding judge and he may possibly accept The meeting is to begin in June and twelve stake events will be distributed throughout the season varying from 800 to 1500 The following are the weights in the Carter Handicap for threeyearolds and upward seven furlongs to be run for at Aqueduct on Tuesday Horses HorsesRoehampton Roehampton Irritable Unmasked The Puritan Potente Colonel Padden Mischievous Charentus McAddie The Regent Kinnikinnick Redpath Cervera Ben Mac Dhui DhuiAllGold AllGold Margraviate Contend Horses HorsesEthics Ethics Petrall Morokanta Bon Mot Delagoa Jack Demund The Hoyden Champagne Five Nations Eddie Busch Enright Tenagra 3 97 Barbara Frietchie 4 96 96Trump Trump 3 96 96Neither Neither One 3 95 95Man Man oWar 3 93 93Himself Himself 4 90 Notes Of The Turf. NOTKS OF THK TURF A B E In handbook betting one does not win on an entry unless ho specifically names the entry when making his wager wagerJockey Jockey Frank Williams has been reinstated and will pilot the timbertoppers at the Memphis meet ¬ ing for Senator OBrien OBrienJ J E R Chicago If your place and showwagor was on the entry it wins But if it was on Bristol alone it loses losesL L M W Chicago Show odds against Man at post time was 4 to 5 5F F King St Louis Pharoah was out for show in his race March 3 3B B Bros Chicago Your wager was a loser Oakland Form Chart. OAKLAND FORM CHART CHARTOAKLAND OAKLAND CAL March 10 One hundred and tenth day Now California Jockey Club ClubWinter Winter Meeting Weather clear track heavy Presiding Judge Joseph A Murphy Starter Richard Dwyer Racing starts at 2 10 p m Q S FIRST RACE Futurity Course 170 feet less than 34 mile Pnrso 400 O JL J 1 J 4yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A WtSt Yi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 309782EL REY 4 107 3 41 42 2 11 OConnor P C Donaloche 2 2 95 710 30977 URCHIN 5 115 1 H 710H 12 in 2H Troxler D F Cox 3331 309062HARRY THATCHER 5 111 2 51 63 41 32 See W Johnson 10 12 12 5 30923 PUPIL 5 110 4 3n 31 31 43 JDaly CLind 8 30 12 5 30940LA CALMA 4104 5 6 5 5 5 J Ranch Elmwood Farm 6993 30923 INTRADA 4104 9 7 7 7 61 Dyer E I Wheeler 20 100 100 40 S0978 BURDOCK 5 a 114 7 8 8 8 7i Conlej J J S Campbell 20 50 50 20 30978 CATHERINE BBAYO 4 104 6 2 2 61 83 L Jackson J P Atkin 10 20 20 8 30978 LOMOND 5 113 8 9999 Hoar W P Magrane 6883 18iWinner Time 6883Time 1 18i Winner NWent Ch g by Rey del Sierras Alice N Went to post at 2 14 At post C minutes Start fair Won driving second easily El Rey is par ¬ ticularly good at present and under skillful handling came fast through the stretch and finished strongly Urchin secured a lucky start but was weakly handled and swerved into the bad going at the end Harry Thatcher finished strongly Pupil is improving and will do bettor on a fast track He works fast but does not try in a race La Calma went well throughout Catharine Bravo showed speed but badlyScratched30873 quit badly Scratched30873 Casdale 110 30974 Onyx 110 30928 Alturas 110 30974 Little Gun 104 Overweights 104Overweights El Rey 1 pound Burdock 4 4El El Rey show 1 to 3 Urchin show 1 to 2 Harry Thatcher show 2 to 1 Ot r I SECOND RACE 34 Mile Purse 400 4yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St M H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 309063IRATE 4 102 4 5 21 2i IN Rowan BuffgtonMcAtee6 993 309793CLARANDO 993309793CLARANDO 6 105 1 21 1H li 2 L Jackson K M Borchert 2 2 2 710 30958 MAMIE HILDRETH 4 108 7 4 53 43 3 Troxler G Burger 6 6 31 75 30807 SCALLYWAG 4 108 5 32 32 32 43 Hoar J L Crooks 0 10 8 3 30471 OUR LIZZIE 7 109 6 61 61 51 58 J Mathews W H Ketchiman 3752 30962 BILL BOHMANSON 4102 3 11 41 65 65 J Ranch Klunder Burns 6 12 12 G 309783TALMA 5 105 2 777 71 2 J Daly P McAuliffe 15 20 20 8 30997 INVICTUS 4 102 8 12Time 8 8 8 8 L Daly J Wilson 20 30 30 12 Time 26i 53 122 Winner 122Winner VivaceWent Ch f by Brioso Vivace Went to post at 2 43 At post 2 minutes Start good Won driving second easily Irate had clear sailing and besides being lucky throughout finished strongly and was easily best Clarando was off in front and outrun in the first quarter and through overanxiety Jackson made his move too soon and his mount tired at the end Mamie Hildreth went well throughout Scallywag quit in the stretch Our Lizzie was poorly handled handledScratched Scratched 30794 El Mido 105 105Overweights Overweights poundsIrate Irate 2 pounds Irate show 7 to 5 Clarando show 1 to 3 Mamie Hildreth show 7 to 10 31012 THIRD RACE 3 12 Furlongs Purse 400 2yearolds Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St H Yz StrFin Jockeys O H C P 300281BELL REED 111 2 H 13 1H L Jackson W L Stanfield 1 145 13 30773 NIGRETTE 108 3 33 21 28 Troxler W B Jennings 4 5 4 1 309252HUDSON 111 6 41 31 3 J Ranch B Schreiber 4 7 7 30808TOM MITCHELL 108 4 22 4 43 OConnor G P McNeil 4 4 4 i KATANGA 103 5 52 53 53 BirkenruthA B Spreckels 40 100 100 40 DUTCH PRINCESS 103 7 72 61 61 W Daly M Allman 100 100 100 40 40309083DISCHARGED 309083DISCHARGED 103 1 65 72 72 J Daly H E Rowell 60 100 100 40 40DUG DONAMI 106 9 988 Hoar Montana Stable 30 100 100 40 DUG MARTIN 106 8 8 9 9 L Daly L A Blasingame 60 100 100 40 Time 13 26 45 Winner 45Winner GentryWent Ch c by Captive Miss Gentry Went to post at 330 At post 10 minutes Start straggling Won easily second the Bell same Reed is a quick beginner and from a lucky start displayed remarkable speed and was probably best Nigrette broke flatfooted and closed a tremendous gap in the last quarter Hudson otFpoorly form good race Tom Mitchell quit badly and is evidently a very ordinary racer Katanga ran in promising ran a Scratched 30908Delsegno 111 3090S2Orosms 106 Bell Beed show out Nigrette show 2 to 5 Hudson show 3 to 5 Tom Mitchell show 2 to 5 O l f t O FOURTH RACE G 12 Furlongs Purse 400 4yearolda and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St M Yi StrFin Jockeys Owners O HOP 308943IMPROMPTU 4 108 5 5 43 3 1 J Ranch Montana Stable 7 52 85 12 3096Q3DORIAN 11 106 1 1 12 12 23 OConnor G B Morris 5531 30961 2DUNBLANE 5 111 2 2n 21 23 3 Troxler W B JenningsCo75 95 65 13 309623GUSTO 5 111 4 3 3 410 410 Hoar P Howley 10 30 30 10 30893 MISSION 5 108 3 46 5 5 5 L Jackson J Wilson 30 30 30 10 Time 10Time 26 53 12211291 Winner 12211291Winner B c by Crescendo Amida AmidaWent Went to post at 337 At post 4 minutes Start straggling Won driving second easily Impromptu off very badly closed an immense gap and caught Dorian tiring right at the end Tho latter ran in improving form and forced the pace but went very wide into the stretch and then swerved to over the rail which beat him Dunblane was practically choked to a standstill and given a bad looking ride Tho other two were outclassed outclassedScratched Scratched 309942True Blue 108 108Overweights Overweights Dorian 1 pound Impromptu poundImpromptu show out Dorian show 1 to 2 Dunblane show out Ind Horses A Wt St J Yt H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 30977 LADY MEDDLESOME 6 101 2 32 2t 1 li 12 J Ranch A G Blakely 1 1 30979 GRAND SACHEM 7103 1 2138 25 28 215 Birkenruth J J Moran R n 30976 SEA LION 6 108 3 12 12 38 35 35 Troxler P G Lynch 30928 THE GAFFER 4 99 4 4H 42 510 41 41 Hoar J H Simpson 20 50 50 12 30794NILGAR 6 109 6 5 65 43 55 515 L Jackson Mrs PE Jones Co85 135135710 309593BILLY LYONS 499566666 Webster JBBortano 20 60 60 12 Time 251 52 120 149 1551 Winner B m by Meddler Little Lady H Went to post at 3 58 At post 2 minutes Start good Won in a canter second easily Lady Meddlesome waited on Sea Lion for the first half and practically cantered for the remainder of the journey Grand Sachem early resolved himself into the only serious contender showed greatly improved speed and stamina and is duo to win soon Sea Lion only went five furlongs well The Gaffer wants a sloppy track Nilgar was in difficulties early and ran a very bad race Billy Lyons was not good today Lady todayLady Meddlesome show out Grand Sachem show 3 to 5 Sea Lion show 4 to 5 Nilgar show 2 to 5 OT r t K SIXTH RACE 78 Mile Jf urse 400 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St M 1A A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 30962 HORTON 6103 1 3 32 2 1U H J Ranch J McGovem 7832131025 30910 KICKUMBOB 5 95 4 510 5 56 31 21 L Jackson G B Morris 12 40 40 10 309423EDUCATE 4 91 2 23 21 31 41 31 J Daly W E Cotton 12 40 40 10 308923WATER SCRATCH 3 98 6 6 6 51 52 4 Hoar G Summers Co 85 2 2 35 30894 WYOMING 9 103 3 4H 4 41 6 5r J Woods J G Brown Co 3 3 21 710 309582BASSENZO 710309582BASSENZO 3 94 5 H 1 U 21 6 Winslett C J Foy 6 15 15 3 l35hWinner Time 261 5 1 121 l35h Winner Ch h by El Rayo Fusillades Last LastWent Went to post at 421 At P9st 10 minutes Start straggling Won handily second the same Hor ton was lucky throughout but in spite ot a seeming lack of strenuous action behind him was forced his utmost to win by a narrowjnargin Kickumbob came through next to the rail in bad going but saved ground on the turn and finished strongly Educate showed her usual speed and unexpected stamina Water Scratch was practically left and went the longest possible way around throughout Wyoming ran endHorton one of his inexplicably bad races Bassenzo showed speed but tired badly at the end Horton show out Kickumbob ehow 4 to 1 Educate show 4 to 1 Water Scratch show out Wyoming show out Page [2] DAILYRACINGFORM ISSUED EVERY DAY WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN BULLETINOFFICIAL OFFICIAL ORGAN OF OFTHE THE WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB EDITOR jANDiPROPRIETOB F H BRUNELL BRUNELLASSOCIATE ASSOCIATE EDITOR CLINTON C RILEY SECRETARY MRS F H BRONELL Bntarad in the Post Office at Chicago as second class matter DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO A Daily Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph 184196 FIFTH AVE CHICAGO ILLINOIS COPYRIGHTED nttred according to Act of Congress in the year 1902 by Frank H Brnnell in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington D C D 8 A AITh ITh chart and index numbers and track form of PAIL RACING FORM must not be used They are copyrighted daily and will be keenly pro tacted SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS TERMS TERMSPer Per Month 125 125Half Half Year 750 750One One Year 1400 1400Th Th above rates are for single copies as sealed letters firstclass mail mailDally Dally Racing Form Publishing Co prefers to send single copies as firstclass mail in all cases casesLocal Local subscriptions outside the down town dis ¬ trict will be declined at other than firstclass mail matter rates To be considered and answered all queries to DAILY RACING FORM must be sent over the full name and with the address of the writer Those names and addresses are subject to a local and foreign directory test CHICAGO ILLINOIS MARCH 11 1902 New Orleans Form. NEW OKIBANS FORM NEW ORLEANS LA March 10 The form of Tuesdays New Orleans fields is isFirst First Race Crosby Excelsis Maple MapleSecond Second Race Sim W Lady Contrary Miss Con Tad TadThird Third Raci Tragedy Charles D El Moran MoranFourth Fourth Race Barbara Frictchie Maggie Davis JUbula JUbulaFifth Fifth Race Chickadee Sarilla Pharoah J Sixth Race Allopath Ericsell Senator Sullivan New Orleans Entries. NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES Probabilities Weather clear track fast Apprentice allowance First Race 1 Mile and 70 Turds 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses Age Wt 30968 Blocker 7 110 30816 St David 4 110 30968 Boot 7 110 30S53 Julius Werner 4 110 30917 Excelsis C110 309S52Maple 5 108 30917 Dr Fannie 5 108 30951 Free Admission 4 107 309172Crosby 7J ° 2 30866 Anna Darling 4 10 30867Aaron 4 102 30853 Paul Bart 3 9 Second Race 34 Blile 3yearolds and upward Selling Selling266023Thurles 266023Thurles 7 112 30385 Gala Day 710 309522SimW 9 30968 Miss Conrad 5 103 30952 Masterful 4 103 310093Divonno 415i 30952 John G Ford 5 100 308822Kiss Quick 5 98 30268 Ida Penzance 4 90 30954Haidee 96 S0867Lady Contrary 5 93 30251Monte Himyar 3 86 Third Race 1 18 Miles 4yearolds and upward Selling Selling305332Swordsman 305332Swordsman 8 30973 Little Tommy Tucker 4 108 30985Socapa 4102 310082Big Injun 4i 309728E1 Moran 5 103 30869 Philma Paxton 4 103 30518 Chancery 9 30973 Charles D S1 0 30917 Lillian Reed 6 98 9853Tragedy 9 9 830 Emily OliTer 9a S0985 BentleyB 6 9a Fourth Race 6 18 Furlongs 4yearolds and upward Handicap 30987 Death lln 50987 Andes S 30987 Tom Kingsley A1 30987Maggio Davis 6 98 S09872Albula 30918 Barbara Friotchie Fifth Race 1 11C Miles Miles3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling 5 Ill 6 109 6 109 30939 McWilliams 4 105 705 705309893Loftor 309893Loftor a 104 700 70030939Pharoah 30939Pharoah 5 104 715 30922 Van Hoorebeke 5 104 685 68530918Boomerack 30918Boomerack 4 103 650 65030956Sarilla 30956Sarilla 5 102 715 30972 Afra 7 101 665 30954 Disby Bell 3 91 705 70530901Chickadee 30901Chickadee 3 91 725 725Sixtli Sixtli Race 1 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Maidens Allowances AllowancesInd Ind Horses color sex pedigree Wt Hdcp Hdcp309393Senator 309393Senator Sullivan 4 112 710 710226G4 226G4 Bloomfiold 5 109 675 27414 Dftty 4 107 625 625Kleber Kleber ch c by Oddfellow Birdseye 3 102 309732Frank Jones 3 102 700 700309342Allopath 309342Allopath 3 100 725 72530S02 30S02 Ericsell 4 99 715 715303SQ 303SQ Volantine 4 99 600 30216 Money Back 6 97 650 30956 Glendola 3 97 665 30955 Reflect 6 97 660 30902 Navillus 3 95 650 Charleston Form. CHARLESTON FORM CHARLESTON S C March 10 The form of Tuesdays Charleston fields is First Race W J Baker Swan Dance Chinooka ChinookaSecond Second Race Emigrant Passaic Olea OleaThird Third Race Potasi Fleche dOr Thicket ThicketFourth Fourth Race Donna Bella Lake Fonso Barney Saal SaalFifth Fifth Race Cathedral Mollie Brooks Hattie Davis Charleston Entries. CHARLESTON ENTRIES Probabilities Weather clear track fast First Race 4 13 Furlongs Furlongs3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling SellingInd Ind Horses Age Wt Hdcp 30964 Hanno 4 Ill 675 675310032W 310032W J Baker 8 108 700 30895 Capitolia 6 106 685 31000 Chinooka 5 106 690 31003 Trilby Nelson 8 103 685 30999 John W Dahney 3 97 680 680309982Swan 309982Swan Dance 3 95 695 695Second Second Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling Selling30779Passaic 30779Passaic 6 123 695 69530929Barney 30929Barney F 5 120 685 68530879Antagone 30879Antagone 5 118 675 67531003Olea 31003Olea 5 118 690 30984 Delia Ceo 4 115 675 67530981EmJKrant 30981EmJKrant 3 106 700 31017 Clarris 3 104 680 680Third Third Race 58 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling Selling31016Thicket 31016Thicket 4 105 690 690310033Sylvan 310033Sylvan Dell 5 105 680 30946 Ruby Riley 6 103 675 31003 Celia 6 103 675 30933 Potasi 4 102 700 30947 Fleche dOr 4 100 695 69530737Lady 30737Lady Hayman 4 100 6S5 6S5310002Toad 310002Toad Rainey 4 100 685 30981 Rosie R 3 90 680 680Fourth Fourth Race 58 Mile 4yearolds and upward Selling Selling310023Barney 310023Barney Saal 6 112 690 30932 Corderll 7 112 680 680220403am 220403am 5 110 670 30753 Vince 4 103 670 670309823Intent 309823Intent 5 106 685 68530946Figurante 30946Figurante 5 106 680 31002 Lake Fonso 6 106 695 30932 B O Reed 4 104 680 30982 Alzora 4 102 685 685309822Donua 309822Donua Bella 4 102 700 700Fifth Fifth Race 1 Mile 3yearolds and upward Soiling Soiling309673Ellis 309673Ellis 7 125 680 30967 Cathedral 6 120 700 700309613Brahmin 309613Brahmin 6 120 675 675310013Stuttgart 310013Stuttgart 6 117 685 30964 Avoca 6 115 670 670310163Mollie 310163Mollie Brooks 3 97 695 30998 Hattie Davis 3 97 690 Oakland Form. OAKLAND FORM OAKLAND CAL March 10 Tho form of Tues ¬ days Oakland fields is isFirst First Race Mocorito Blackthorn El Fonse FonseSecond Second Race Delsegno Guida Tomprano TompranoThird Third Race El Rey Ned Dennis Harry Thatcher ThatcherFourth Fourth Race Sunello Hungarian Tyranus TyranusFifth Fifth Race Botany Tower of Candles Edin borough boroughSixth Sixth Race Duke of York Courtier Loyal S Oakland Entries. OAKLAND ENTRIES Probabilities Weather clear track heavy heavyFirst First Race 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses Age Wt 80172 Alado 5 108 30471 Mike Rice 9 108 30403 Antoleo 4 107 29679 Mocorito 7 106 30958 Gold Baron 6 106 30997 Golden Light Light309742Rasp 4 105 309742Rasp 4 103 30992 Belario 4 103 30795 The Elk 4 103 30067 El ElFonse Fonse 4 102 30974 Little Gun 4 101 309922Blackthorn 3 97 30655 Sand de leo 3 95 Second Race 13 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Selling Selling30908Delsegno 30908Delsegno 110 30975 The Phantom 107 30975 Temprano 105 30975Guida 103 30975 Clarinetto 103 Third Race 78 Mile 4yearolds and upward Selling 26014 Jim McCleevy 6 113 715 30992 Killeen 5 110 690 30142 Rio Chico 6 110 705 705309792Ned 309792Ned Dennis 5 110 720 720SlOlQSHarry SlOlQSHarry Thatcher 5 110 715 30979 The Singer 5 110 700 700SlOlOElRey SlOlOElRey 4 107 725 725Fourth Fourth Race 1 Mile and 50 Tards 3yearolds and upward Selling Selling30997Hungarian 30997Hungarian 6 109 720 720309973Lode 309973Lode Star 8 103 715 715309093Sunello 309093Sunello 5 98 725 72530993Tyranus 30993Tyranus 3 94 715 31011 Invictus 4 94 700 30997 Legal Maxim 3 85 710 710Fifth Fifth Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling Selling309453Edinborough 309453Edinborough 5 108 715 30996 Bragg 3 103 710 710308383Parsifal 308383Parsifal 4 102 700 70030976Botany 30976Botany 3 100 725 725308103Tower 308103Tower of Candles 4 100 720 720Sixth Sixth Race 1 Mile 4yearolds and upward Soiling 30909 Major Hooker 7 Ill 690 690309773DnkeofiYork 309773DnkeofiYork 7 Ill 725 30873 Elmer L 4 110 700 700309432LoyalS 309432LoyalS 4 108 715 31014 Billy Lyons 4 107 695 30959 Courtier 4 107 720 REYNOLDS GO 72 119 DEARBORN ST ST2Winners 2Winners Guaranteed at Oakland Daily2 Bell Reed Impromptu Lady Meddesome PLACE IRATE HORTON were our best bets yesterday at Oakland Our two advertised specials at New Orleans won galloping 500 forfeit if the above were not given Every day we give our clients a bunch of winners at Oakland TODAY will be an especially good one 10 bet on each of our selections will make a big addition to your bank roll Also two grand specials at New Orleans that will win as easily as the two we gave Monday Wo dont give eighteen races daily like other handicappers handicappersThe The Best of Reliable Information Informationby by Wire from Our Experts Daily DailyHOT HOT SPRINGS ST3OO OFFICES 8 COURT ST 3OO Weekly Wired at 1O am OLEARYS FUTURE BOOK ON ONAMERICAN AMERICAN DERBY BROOKLYN AND ANDSUBURBAN SUBURBAN HANDICAPS HANDICAPSWrite Write for quotations Commissions handled on all races Long distance telephones Yards 628 and 654 654JAMESOLEARY4l8389 JAMESOLEARY4l8389 S HALSTED ST STCHICAGO CHICAGO ILL SPECIAL NOTICE NOTICEIf If you want GENUINE handicap figures by export handicappers call or address JOCKEY CLUBSSffiffi Room 53 17O E Madison St 10 am tol pm Terms 50c per day 200 per week at office 200 RaceTrack Information Bureau SATES SIOO PER DAY 400 SIX DAYS SELECTIONS SELECTIONSStolBtol StolBtol Extra Special PlungefortheLimitGoodThing PlungefortheLimitGoodThingruns runs at New Orleans today and barring accidents should win easily SHOTFree FIRST easilyFIRST RACE NEW ORLEANS 6 TO I SHOT Free Wednesdays and Thursdays information on all races if thess two good things dont win This is an unusual offer and whenever wo do make one of this kind our good things seldom if ever fail to win SHOTRemember WEDNESDAY winWEDNESDAY AT NEW ORLEANS FIFTH RACE 8 TO 15 TO I SHOT Remember the long shots are winning every day and we have them Try us a day or a week and be con ¬ vinced that what wo advertise is absolutely reliable If you want to win big money with small capital get capitalget our inside stable information ThursdayOn for this week and especially for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday On sale at 9 am Wires and telegrams ready at 9 am amRaoe Raoe BureauAlso Traok Information Bureau Also sold at Kolmans cigar store 267 Dearborn flt cigar stand Adams Express Bldg 1S5 Dearborn at news stand northeast corner Van Buren and Dearborn Sts 2OI Shot and BOi Shot ShotiuIami di diectto ectto hese two winners of above I06 mentioned odds I consider these tbe two best iuIami things that have been cut loose hero this meeting I am next only on the condition that I fo m ln also for weekly special information sheet or the meeting and which I will issue on March 29 EXJOCKEY VIC BRITTON PO BOX 692 NEW ORLEANS LA SIR KINGSTON WIRED THE WORLD WORLDAND AND THE COLONEL SENDS SENDSANOTHER ANOTHER GOOD THING FOR TODAY ODDS 6 TO 20 TO 1 CXL J C WOOTER8 MQR BUNrOBRONCHO INFORMATION CO Tel 3031 Dearborn On sale at 192 SClark St Free Information at Oakland 7TFR Ynn YnnKpTST0TTVrr ° KpTST0TTVrr tim ° writiff m If yon want TEN SURE WINNERS M neSsYNDF8IM C W MOUNCE 1246 MICHIGAN AVE CHICAGO Page [3] New Orleans Form Chart. NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART CHARTNEW NEW ORLEANS LA March 10 Eightyeighth day Crescent City Jockey Club ClubWinter Winter Meeting Weather clear track fast Presiding Judge R W Simmons Starter C J Fitzgerald Racing starts at 200 p m O l f FIRST RACE 1 Mile Purse 300 4yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St H Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 30656SIR KINGSTON 5 97 1 13 15 15 14 is Helgeson Mrs R L Rogers 44485 309392DAN PAXTON 4112 4 Su 82 71 41 22 McJoynt J D DearingBro 45 45 45 out 30935 ROWDY G 4 1051 2 2 23 23 22 3 Landry J S Wallace 30 30 20 8 30802 NANNIE J 6 1011 5 33 33 3H 33 43 Lyne W E Carter 15 15 15 6 30985 JUNAETTA 6 100 7 5 51 42 51 5K Boyd T Killoen Co 15 15 15 6 28922 TOP BOOTS 5 102 10 10 10 10 10 63 Lindsay T A Gay Co 40 50 50 15 30968 THE MESSENGER 5 112 12 11 11 61 7 71 Miles McGeheo Co 6 10 10 4 30956 LEANDO 6 105 9 9 9 8 8 83 ERobertsonH Robinson 20 25 20 8 30722 L PILLOTT JR 610318 7 4n 51 6 91 J Miller A Blanchard Co 20 30 30 10 30848 BEGGAR LADY 4 97 10 12 12 12 11 103 y Waldo H Corwin 20 50 50 15 1530991JOE 30991JOE COLLINS 4 103 3 4 = 7 11 12 111 Otis J Arthur 10 12 10 4 30759 TERRALENE 5 100 6 61 6 ° 9 91 12 Davisson J U Strode 40 60 eO 20 20Apprentice Apprentice TERRALENEApprentice allowance Time 2tt 481 1 14 1 41 41Winner Winner Ch g by Kingston Josephine by Paniquo PaniquoWent Went to post at 2 03 At post 4 minutes Start good Won easily second the same Sir Kingston was best showed much the most speed was never in trouble at any stage and was only cantering at the end Dan Paxton was all tangled up at the start and went all around his field and finished very strongly but pulled up lame Rowdy G tired in the stretch but showed decided improvement The Messenger was lame when going to the post Nannie J ran well wellOverweights Overweights Rowdy G 11 pounds Nannie J 11 L Pillott Jr 31 Joe Collins 4 4Sir Sir Kingston show 4 to 5 Rowdy G show 4 to 1 SECOND RACE 12 Mile Purse 300 2yearolds Maidens Allowance 310O5 Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 30849 IMPETUOUS 109 5 23 31 2 J Miller H T Griffin 15 SO 30 5 30883 EUFALA 109 2 1 3 Gilmore Tholl Bros 4 6 6 45 45LURALIGHTER LURALIGHTER 109 4 31 43 42 Lindsay Tholl Bros 4 6 6 45 45LITTLE LITTLE GIANT 109 6 51 5 5 ERobertsonD J Kilby 15 30 30 6 30849 MISS SHAMROCK 109 1 62 6 61 T Walsh T Licalzi 10 10 10 2 2COURAGE COURAGE 109 7 777 Landry A Simons 15 15 15 4 4Coupled Coupled in betting Time 121 241 361 49h 49hWinner Winner B c by Lord Esterling Welcome WelcomeWent Went to post at 238 At post 5 minutes Start good Won ridden out second driving Tom Maybin had to go around his field to get up and came very wide at the stretch turn but finished strongly under a drive and caught the leaders tiring in the last sixteenth and was going away at the end Impetuous hung on gamely when called on and showed big improvement So also did Euf ala The latter showed a good turn of speed but tired tiredScratched Scratched 30937 Lizzie Brooks 109 109Impetuous Impetuous show 3 to 2 The entry show out O Sf THIRD RACE Short Course Purse 300 4yearolds and upward Handicap OJLUvO Steeplechase Ind Horses A Wt St 3 6 9 12 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 309702HELEN PAXTON 6 133 5 55 512 23 21 2 11 Slater Daniels Co 44465 30970TORREON 7136 2 li li li 1 1 2i2JZeno Mrs L Finney 6 6 4i 32 32309703OLD 309703OLD FOX 6 155 1 22 2 33 35 32 33 Hayes C A Johnson 45 1 1 out 30501 DIVERTISSEMENT 5 130 4 41 4i 5 42 45 45 A Johnson Burke Ownbey 20 30 30 8 50936 CANTADAS 6 132 3 31 SH 4 5 5 5 Burris A Bellow 12 20 20 6 630832CEYLON 30832CEYLON 5 133 6666666 Raines W Walker 8 10 10 3 Time 258 258Winner Winner B m by Tom Paxton Helen Bancroft BancroftWent Went to post at 307 At post 4 minutes Start good Won driving second easily Helen Paxton caught Torreon tiring in the run home and qutgamed him when it came to a drive Torreon did his best throughout Old Fox stumbled when going over the sixth jump but ran far below the mark and can do better betterScratched Scratched 296342Sauber 138 Helen Paxton show 1 to 2 Torreon show 1 to 2 O l riOT FOURTH RACE 1 11G Bliles Purse 400 3yearolds and upward Handicap Ind Horses A V t St M Vs X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 30938VFELIX BARD 5 112 2 25 INK 1 12 12 T Walsh Fiz r Co 65 2 85 35 308863EL 35308863EL GHOR 6 97 6 5 42 32 21 23 Helgeson G W Curtis 6 16 16 5 30938 JOHNNY MCARTEY 4 92 4 31 31 4H 4n SSK Boyd W L Hazelip 33235 30971 DUKE OF CONNAUGHT 3 85 5 IH 2 2i 3 41 W Waldo T J McHale 20 20 20 5 50971 CIRCUS 3 87 1 4n 50 5 510 Creamer W T Baldwin 3 3 13545 28027LOVES 1354528027LOVES LABOR 5 105 3 6 6 6 6 6 Weir C E Rowe 12 50 50 10 Time 10Time 24 48K 1 1134L 134L 1 39i 1 46i Winner 46iWinner B g by The Bard Felicia II IIWent Went to post at 340 At post 3 minutes Start good Won easily second the same Felix Bard raced Duke of Connaught into submission in the first six furldngs then came away without much of an effort and was eased up in the last fifty yards El Ghor finished well and was easily the best of the others Johnny McCartey was under a hard drive all through the last quarter Circus ran poorly and Xioves Labor was short shortScratched Scratched 30853 Lou Rey 103 309713Balm of Gilead 100 Overweights 100Overweights Loves Labor 2 pounds Felix Bard show out El Ghor show 3 to 2 Joh O rlQ FIFTH RACE 1 18 Miles Purse 300 4yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt bt St Ji V StrFin Jockeys Owners OH P P 509553JENA 5 106 1 2n fri 2s 5 4 13 ERobertsonH Goldblatt 4 4i 41 33 30973 BIG INJUN 4 105 2 41 1 5 SK 5 2 Minder J J Oeles r 0 0 fi 30869DEPONAN 5 106 6 31 2 3 4 2 31 Boyd R N Vestal Co 3 4i 4i 75 50935STAR 7550935STAR COTTON 5103 3 H U H H 31 4 Helgeson HA Cotton 12 25 5 6 30935 H OF TRASTAMARE 7 106 565 4i 2i 1 5 J Miller JU Strode Co 4 6 6 85 30S862BEANA 6111 4 51 Fell J Walsh FizerCo 7575111012 Apprentice 7575111012Apprentice allowance Time 24i 49 1 15 1 41I 1 545 Winner 545Winner B m by Florist Becky B BWent Went to post at 4 15 At post 5 minutes Start good Won easily second driving Jena quickly drew away from the others in the run home and won easing up Big Injun was in a pocket to the fur ¬ long post where he came to the outside and finishing strong just managed to got up in time to beat out Deponan The latter was tiring at the finish Star Cotton was used up making the early pace Beana got caught in ajam at the first turn and fell fellScratched30955 Scratched30955 Avatar 109 30922 Van Hoorebeke 108 309222Pay the Fiddler 104 309733Me 104 30922 Little Lois 98 309563Homage 93 eggs eggsJena rs Jena show 3 to 5 Big Injun show 2i to 1 Deponan show 1 to 2 Beana show out O1 rO SIXTH RACE 34 Mile Purse 300 4yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St YA Vz H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 30952SIR CHRISTOPHER 6 100 4 li li 12 12 BOyd Daniels Co I I 9iOnnt 303833VELMA 9iOnnt303833VELMA CLARK 4 102 3 2 32 22 Lyne W L Hazelip 21 3 1 45 30870 DIVONNE 4 103 6 32 21 33 SH Otis REMaddoxCo8 8 7 309183 JOHN GRIGSBY 5 109 2 4 41 42 4 Gilmore E J Arnold Co 31 7 7 85 30816 GRACIOUS 4 98 5 5u 6 6 51 Lindsay P McGuire 100 100 100 V 308653 ANTE UP 4 98 1 6 5 51 6 GThompsonW M Scheftel 20 50 50 1 Time 24 471 1 13l Winner CalypsoWent 13lWinner Br g by Pontiac Calypso Went to post at 4 50 At post 3 minutes Start good Won easily second the same Sir Chris topher showed the most speed throughout was never in trouble and had everything his own Velma ¬ Clark was about as easily the best of the others Divonne was tiring at the finish and drivine way to the limit GrigsbyScratched to stall off John Grigsby Scratched 30954 Fleuron 106 30t86Jerry Hunt 105 30935 Echo Dale 105 30870 Zack Ford 104 30870 Alpaca 103 28872 Likeness 93 poundsVolma Overweights Divonne 5 pounds Volma Clark show 1 to 3 Divonne show 7 to 10 Charleston Form Chart. CHARLESTON FORM CHART CHARTCHARLESTON CHARLESTON S C March 1O Seventyfirst day Charleston Racine Association AssociationWinter Winter Meeting Weather clear track fast Presiding Judge J B Morrow Starter W F Bruon Racing starts at 300 p m O I r I FIRST RACE 6 12 Furlongs Purse 150 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St Vt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 309632THICKET 4 112 4 15 15 15 13 D Hall H Black 75 85 85 S5 309633MAZZARA 3 100 1 2 23 25 210 Alley S Pack 65 65 65 out 30963 MOLLIE BROOKS 3 98 5 43 33 3S 33 J Jones S T Gaines Co 3 4 4 65 30981 PEARL BAN 3 98 7 6 52 410 420 M WilliamsJ R Hand 6 8 8 21 31001 A BRIDE BRIDEPUDGE 4 100 2 52 65 610 5 David J T Sims 10 20 20 6 PUDGE 3103 3 31 41 51 61 oj Moore G Kelly 44482 30929 FIDDLER III 6 105 6 7 7777F 7 7 7 F Morris J B Berry 30 50 50 15 15Time Time 26 52 120 127 Winner 127Winner Ch c by Salvator Brierbush BrierbushWent Went to post at 3 34 At post 6 minutes Start good Won easily second the same Thicket was the best of a bad lot Mazzara was much the best of the others Mollie Brooks ran to her best form Pearl shortScratched Ban was off badly but it cut no figure in the result Pudge ran as if short Scratched 31000 Chinooka 100 30963 Harrison F 98 Overweights 98Overweights Mollio Brooks 5 pounds Pearl Ban 5 Pudge 3 Thicket show out Mollie Brooks show out Pudgo show 4 to 5 O l f i rr SECOND RACE 4 13 Furlongs Purse 150 3yearolds Selling Ind Horses 1A 3A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 30999 HUCENA 21 2H li D Hall B L Shaw 4441 30982 LATCH STRING 12 li 21 W Woods A J Stafford 3331 30999 JIM SCANLAN 5 31 32 David D Williams 85 85 85 35 S0843DR WORTH 41 41 43 J Boland R Crowhurst 85 85 65 35 30981 CLARRIS 117 5 32 5 5 Patton S T Gaines Co 10 12 12 4 Time 251 52 581 Winner ForbesWent 581Winner B f by Wadsworth Susie Forbes Went to post at 409 At post 19 minutes Start good Won handily second driving Hucena under a hard drive caught Latch String on the last turn and was drawing away at the end Latch String showed early speed but tired in the run home and had to do her best to save second place Jim Scanlan outrun in the early part came fast in the last quarter The long delay at the post ruined Dr Worths chances furlongScratched Clarris stopped almost to a walk in the last furlong Scratched 30580 Ohio King 122 30998 Fannie Knox 117 No 117No show betting 31O18 THIRD RACE 34 Mile Purse 150 3yearolds and upward Selling A Wt St Ji V2 StrFin Jockeys Owners O 309832SAMIVEL 7 112 1 13 12 is is David G W Neal 1145 out 30915 TAMBOURINE II 3 100 5 23 23 22 21 D Hall H L Johnson 55585 5558530999CLIFTON 30999CLIFTON BOY 3 98 4 42 3H 31 31 J Jones S T Gaines Co 4 6 6 2 301983FRANK B 9 109 6 6 4 5 41 J Boland C Hawk 4431 30898 SAM LAZARUS ESQ 6 121 2 31 53 41 55 W Woods D Williams 2 21 21 1 309642TAVA HARRIS 8 106 3 51 6 6 6 J Lynch J Lynch 10 15 15 5 Time 25 51119 PlentyWent Winner 51119Winner B g by Eberleo Plenty Went to post at 455 At post 11 minutes Start good Won in a canter second handily Samivol ran to his best form and never had to be extended Tambourine II ran a good race and hung on gamely under punishment Clifton Boy acted badly at the post but ran well Frank B can do much better Sam poorlyNo Lazarus Esq could not concede the weight At that he ran poorly No show betting O l f t O FOURTH RACE 78 Mile Purse 150 4yearolds and upward Spiling Ind Horses A Wt St M Vi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 30983CERTAIN 5 113 3 li 15 15 IKK i D Hall Home Stable 75 85 85 35 309333HANDCUFF 35309333HANDCUFF out309833PRESGRAVE 6105 1 43 42 2 22 25 Alley J C Ferris Jr 21 21 1 out 309833PRESGRAVE 4 105 4 51 65 51 5 3 Castro J A West 2 21 21 45 309842PRINCE 45309842PRINCE ESHER 5 102 6 61 51 65 65 4 J Jones W E Orcntt 10 10 8 3 30984 INCANDESCENT 6 102 2 21 21 32 3 51 David W B Littroll 55585 309662LELIA 55585309662LELIA BARR 4 97 7 7 7 7 7 61 Vogt S Pack Pack30967ORDEAL i 10 10 4 30967ORDEAL 6 101 5 32 31 41 42 7 Rooney E A Hall J 10 10 3 Time 251 52 119 133 133Winner Winner PerhapsWent B g by Bramble Perhaps Went to post at 5 34 At post 36 minutes Start fair Won driving second easily Certain showed the most speed and well handled was made to last long enough Handcuff was prominent in all the breakaways and was much used at the post He was gaining stoutly at the end Presgrave showed little speed but came strongly at the end under a weak ride Prince Esher can do better The delay at the post ruined Lelia Barrs chances Scratched 102Certain 30949By George 110 309663Qneen L 102 Certain show out Presgrave show out 31020 KACE78 Mile urse150 4yearolds and upward Selling s Owners O H C P 308803DOMINIS 7 105 1 32 31 H H 11 30984 DANDY H 6101 2 51 52 35 2n 2n J Lvnch JLvnch fi fi 5 jLs ffiWA8 jLsffiWA8 IEL ti8 f l 5 f MwTlliamsJRland 10 10 6 Z 30966 NINA B L 5 101 6 61 62 51 42 42 Roonev G W Smith i S S ° LETTE i 29 7 7 7 7 51 53 J Jones S T GaTnes Co 8 10 f 21 30967 GRATLV 5 94 3 22 IK 61 61 62 David F D Davis 5 i i 30896 VENTORO 6 98 4 1 21 4 7 7 Allly Franz Davidsonl 6 6 I Time 251 52 1 19 1 331 Winner 331Winner Blk h by Himyar Lady Agnes Agnesi i YentJ AgnesYentJ ° J0sfcai626t At P Ai111116 Start good Won easily second driving Dominis well handled saved ground on all the turns and won at the end with something in reserve Dandy came fast the last furlong and caught Welsh Girl in the last twenty yards Nina B L had no mishaps Scorpolette ran out on all turns Ventoro bolted to the outside and carried Gratia with him The latter xuoianor xuoianorScratched was running easily when this happened Scratched 30967 Cathedral 104 30967 Ellison 102 30946 Ruby Riley 94 Overweights 94Overweights Dandy H 2 pounds Nina B L 4 Vontoro 2 Dominis show out Dandy HshowH to 5 Welsh Girl show evens Nina B L show out Gratia Illinois Central Turf Exchange Commissions on all Races Stations Train lrBt Second Train Train Third 3 Special Trains on Illinois Central Ry L Lv Randolph VanBnran 135VanBnran 13812th St St 1238 1235 105 108 135 138 i4S22nd 12th St 1240 IdO i4S Returning trains at 445 and 605 pm 22nd 14239th St 1242 112 142 and after last race 14563rd 39th St 1245 115 145 63rd St 1250 120 150 Round Trip Grand 150Grand Crossing 1255 125 155 New ExchangeOn Turf Exchange On St Paul Railroad Canal and Adams Streets 1st Train Leaves Union Depot it 1250 p m 2nd Train l05pm 3rd Trail l55pi Returning Trains at 445 545 and after last net flctual Running Tin B THirtuPiYB fflmites fflmitesROUND ROUND TRIP NOW READY The American Sporting Manual for 1902 is now ready for sale It contains all the features that have served to make it popular and useful hereto ¬ fore together with a new handicap table and other additions of value It embraces five handicapping tables a bootmaking percentage table all racing records revised to the last day of 1901 track records a comprehensive record of the pugilistic contests of 1901 trotting and pacing records a list of 215 trotters of 1901 and many other items of great value to all who desire to keep track of the records of healthy sports of all kinds PEDIGREE BLANKS On linen paper artistically edged in colors ruled and arranged for six generations of sires and dams of individuals and their ancestors Ten cents each 100 per dozen 350 per hundred No owner of a stallion should be without supplyDAILY a supply DAILY RACING FORM 124126 Fifth Avenue Chicago m Page [4] Gossip Of The Turf. GOSSIP OF THE TURF Jofin Gardner the former jockey who arrived in Cincinnati from San Francisco about a week ago to secure treatment for his eyes has left the hospital after having an operation performed on the right optic He will remain west until the first of next week when he goes east in the interest of G B Morris with whom he is now identified Speaking of Mr Morris horses he said recently I consider Old England the best of his threeyearolds He is a fine colt and is as speedy as the wind He will get the money sure While Sombrero has beaten everything he has raced against this year and has shown a liking particularly for the mud and is a good weight carrier I do not consider him the equal of Old England Word comes from England that Foxhall Keenes fouryearold colt Olympian is working remarkably well and may bo a starter in the Lincolnshire Mr Keene who is at Newmarket has been watching Olympian at work under the watchful eyes of Felix Loach the stables regular trainer and is said to have expressed the belief that the noted son of Domino has a great year before him Superintendent Joseph Eeilly of Queens County Jockey Club says there has never been so great a demand for stable room at the Aqueduct track and that in order to accommodate the horsemen several new stables will be constructed there before the spring meeting opens on April 15 It is believed that one of the features of the Aqueduct meeting will be the trying out of numerous twoyearolds as a majority of the stables have entered youngsters in the various events The improvements begun at the track last fall have been completed so that the public may look for up to date accommodations W C Whitneys Nasturtium is no longer favorite for the Epsom Derby He has receded to third choice Mr Whitneys other threeyearold In ¬ truder IT is now regarded as a possible winner in view of the fact that after standing the effects of Ms ocean voyage well he has proceeded to work along with much promise Trainer John Huggins who has taken charge of the Whitney stable on the other side says that he has not begun to subject Nasturtium to a severe course of training because ihe colt has not yet fully recovered from bis recent illness but that in his belief the famous son of Watercress will come around all right in time for the big race Water Color and Koehampton two of the four yearold nominations for the Metropol ¬ itan Handicap may be bet on with reason ¬ able certainty when the future books begin to quote prices about the great Morris Park Special Barring accidents they will be starters Charles Littlefield who trains the Watercress colt for J B Haggin and J G Follansbee the owner of Roehampton have both declared that they were satisfied with the weights and would point their horses for the Metropolitan A great many things may happen to a couple of horses in two months the length of time that must elapse before the Metropolitan is run but men who gamble in winter books must take chances to get long prices and it is safer to support animals whose owners are known to be getting ready for a particular race than to back the candidates of men who keep their plans secret Daily America Since the success of Halma and The Commoner sons of Hanover are in great demand for sires Eastern turfmen are now negotiating for Hanwell a son of Hanover and it is said a price of 20000 has been put on him THE flmencan Sporting inaniial For 1902 COPYRIGHTED Running Trotting and Pacing HANDBOOK OFFICIAL The Pugilistic Record of 1901 OF FIGURES COMPENDIUM Handicapping and BoofrnaMng Tables TablesFIVE BEYOND COMPARISON OF RECORDS FIVE HANDICAP TABLES WITH KEYS Summaries flu Experts on tie Past Years Doings EDITED BY F H BRUNELL DAILY RACING FORM PUB CO 124126 FIFTH AVE CHICAGO 50c in Soft Morocco Dally Racing Form ALL THE TURF PUBLISHER PUBLISHEROF OF THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE THEWESTERN NEWS PERFECT ¬ LY EDITED WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB Form Sheets and Entries Ex ¬ ALLTRACKS pertly Indexed IndexedTelegraphic ARE FULLY RE ¬ Telegraphic Correct Con ¬ PORTED cise Comely ComelyTraining Training News a Specialty SpecialtyOff Off Our Own Presses Be ¬ 124126 fore the Chicago Dailies FIFTH AVENUE CHICAGO SUBSCRIPTION PRICE ONE MONTH 125 SIX MONTHS 750 750ONE ONE YEAR 1400 1400SENT SENT AS FIRSTCLASS MAIL IN PLAIN ENVELOPE American Sporting Manual. AMERICAN SPORTING MANUAL The American Sporting Manual of 1902 contains all racing records at large revised and complete up to the end of 1901 four handicapping systems with directions for their practical application a table showing how to compute bookmaking per ¬ centages track records of all the recognized tracks of the country the western and eastern scales of weights tables showing the comparative speed of tracks a complete list of pugilistic contests of 1901 of any consequence trotting and pacing records at all distances and a list of the new 2 15 trotters of 1901 Also a complete record of performances at all styles of billiards Notice. DAILY RACING FORM is a publication which is built by its staff from day to day Its form and the number of its charts are copyrighted The chart numbers are so arranged that legal identifi ¬ cation is easy of proof The selections and handi ¬ cap figures attached to entries are arranged on the same basis The latter come from the work of four experts after the telegraphic receipt of charts and entries All persons are warned not to use said chart or index numbers selections or handicap figures MONTHLY FORM BOOKS The Form Book for February is ready for sale and includes the racing of March 1 Paper cover 1 leather cover 150