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Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, March 16, 1902
Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, March 16, 1902 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1902 drf1902031601 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, March 16, 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] Current Racing. CURRENT RACING Yesterday was signalized in racing by the termi ¬ nation of the long winter meeting of the Crescent City Jockey Club and the long expected decision of the Crescent City Derby There is no doubt that in a financial way the meotiag has been eminently successful a fitting reward of more liberal offer ¬ ings in purses and stakes than had prevailed in the years preceding Except in the threeyearold division the class of horses running from day to day has been an improvement over former years also As to the Derby it cannot be said that it throws light on the important races to come for threeyearolds Lord Quex demonstrated himself the best of his age in training at New Orleans but that is not saying much in view of the trashy character of his opponents It is more than prob ¬ able that anyone of the first three in the California Derby could have won the Crescent City Derby yesterday and it is not probable that Lord Quex will cut much figure later on when required to meet horses of the caliber of Abe Frank and others of approximate merit meritMonday Monday the week long meeting of the New Louisiana Jockey Club will begin and it will be marked by some interesting racing the main feature of which will be the first four mile race run east of the Rocky mountains in many years It is fitting that the city which was the scene of the great races between Lexington and Lecompte and where Lexington set a time mark at four miles that stood intact for twenty years until lowered by Ms own grandson should revive this old time test of stamina and it is to be hoped the event will be renewed annually hereafter The end of this weeks sport will also be regarded as the end of what is deemed winter racing racingThe The Monday following March 21 will be the opening day of the meeting of the Arkansas Jockey Club at Little Rock While not of great import ¬ ance the Little Rock meeting is always of interest because of the glimpse of twoyearold form it gen ¬ erally affords many good ones having made their debut there and if S C Hildreth concludes to send McChesney over for a sharpening up gallop in the Arkansas Derby it will be invested with an unusual degree of importance this year It is always a pleasant and well conducted little meeting and quite a number of the horses that will be factors in the succeeding Memphis meeting will here make their first public appearance in the racing cam ¬ paign of 1902 1902The The California Jockey Clubs meetine at Oakland with continue on to April 26 For a long time past this influential racing organization has been in singularly ill luck in respect to weather rain and a resultant heavy track having militated against good racing for six weeks past Despite this draw ¬ back the racing has been good and the attendance satisfactory Up to March 6 over 307000 had been distributed among winning owners while up to March 8 the disbursements at New Orleans had amounted to some hundreds in excess of 206000 emphasizing the greater monetary importance of San Francisco racing At present the prospect is for betterweather and since the club has a number of important stakes yet to be disposed of this is an item of prime importance Yesterday the Thorn ¬ ton four miles were run in time that indicates a fast track by Monday and if no more rain falls the two yearolds that will come out to contend for the rich Western Produce Stakes next Saturday should score a fast record recordThis This is the most valuable stake of the California turf for twoyearolds It was taken over from the San Francisco Jockey Club by the California Jockey Club when President Thomas H Williams purchased Tauforan and Ingleside from Prince Poniatowski and his associates It had 136 original nominations at 5 each Sixtynine made the sec ¬ ond payment of 25 and eighteen the final payment of 75 These payments in addition to the starting fees and added money will bring the gross value to nearly if not quite 10000 and necessarily it is a prize keenly coveted by the owners of youngsters still eligible Of these Burns Waterhouse own four E J Baldwin three W OB Macdonough Elmwood Stock Farm A B Spreckels and Barney Schreiber two each and W B Sink the Montana Stable and Dr H E Rowell one each Its decision may reveal some such cracks as Cunard and Corri gan proved themselves last year Oakland Form Chart. OAKLAND FORM CHART OAKLAND CAI March 15 One hundred and fifteenth day New California Jockey Club Winter Meeting Weather clear track good Presiding Judge Joseph A Murphy Starter Richard Dwyer Racing starts at 210 p m QI OT FIRST RACE Futurity Course 170 feet less than 34 mile Purso 400 OLUy t 3yearolds Selling Ind Horses A Wt St H 1A 3A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H 30907 PARIZADE 100 4 12 12 IB ii J Daly D Cameron 6 13 13 4 30942JMALASPINA 99 7 6n 41 2n 23 J Ranch Mallowmot Farm 4 5565 30858 MONTANA PEERESS 99 3 2 21 31 81 L Daly J Coffey 50 60 60 20 31015 BASSENZO 110 9 77 61 45 L Jackson C J Foy 6883 31062MYTHROX 688331062MYTHROX 107 5 SH 5J 4n 51 Troxler Elmwood Farm 6 12 12 5 30978 20309943ST LEMUEL 100 1 51 31 51 61 Adams W H Ketchiman 50 100 70 20 309943ST PHILLIPINA 106 6 4 63 7 71 Birkenruth E Lanigan 65 75 45 12 80993 FLATTERED 101 8 8888 Hoar F D Weir 100 100 100 40 29489 PIRATE MAID 108 2 9999 Stuart C W Chappell 50 100 100 40 Time 40Time 1 13 PartisanaWent Winner 13Winner B f by St Carlo Partisana Went to post at 215 At post 1 minute Start good Won easily second the same Parizade broke quickly and soon took a winning lead gamely stalling off Malaspinas strong challenge at the end The latter closed up steadily on the outside and ran the best race of her career Montana Peeress ran in much improved form but was lucky to beat Baseenzo which got away very badly and closed a tremendous gap and was pocketed right at the end Mythrox faded away after being prominent for the first half St Phillipina seemingly lacked her usual speed and failed badly in the stretch Her race was too bad to be true trueScratched Scratched 310633Rubino 107 30841 Phyllis 102 310502Killdoe 101 S0924Va6salo 101 Overweights 101Overweights Lemuel 1 pound Flattered 4 Parizade show 2 to 1 Malaspina show 1 to 2 Montana Peeress show 5 to 1 St Phillipina show out SECOND RACE 13 Mile Purse 400 2yearolds Allowances Ind Horses AWtSt VA V2 5 StrFin Jockeys Owners O HOP 31012 BELL REED 113 2 IH 13 13 L Jackson W L Stanfield 7101571013 30995 HONITON 103 4 4 41021 Birkenruth WOBMacdonough4 5 5 75 31047GEORGIE WEST WESTVINCTIDES 110 3 33 31 32 Conley Chinn Forsythe2 2 2 12 VINCTIDES 105 1 21 21 4io J Ranch Elmwood Farm 15 15 15 4 31064 DUG MARTIN 101 5 510 58 56 Hoar L A Blasingame 10 20 20 5 31012 DUTCH PRINCESS 98 6 6 6 6 W Daly M Allman 30 100 100 40 Time 40Time 12 24 48 Winner 48Winner GentryWent Ch c by Captive Miss Gentry Went to post at 243 At post 6 minutes Start bad Won easily second handily Bell Reed decisively outbroke the others and had the race won at the start He is extremely fast and was best Honiton broke flatfooted but saved several lengths by making a close turn and finished well Georgia West broke fairly well but was outrun and carried very wide on the stretch turn She finished gamely enough Vinctides displayed a brilliant turn of speed and is promising The other two got off badly No show betting on first three 31099 THIRD RACE 1 18 Miles Purse 400 4yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St St H Vi 3A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 310463FR AN K WOODS 51031110 10 7 41 41 Is See Garden City Stbl 6 6 5 310183MORINEL 7 99 9 9 9 4 11 IH 25 Birkenruth M Storn 65 95 95 710 30746 FRIDOLIN 4 95 4 IH 11 11 21 2i 3 Winslett G W Scott 10 20 6 2 31032DUKE OF YORK 7 111 1 21 51 31 61 51 4 J Mathews I Morehouse 10 12 12 6 31032 BILLY LYONS 4 107 8 8 8 8 8 7 5 Kelly J B Bortana 20 30 30 12 31032 ELMER L 4 103 10 7 7 6 7 61 65 Ransom Klunder Burns 12 30 30 12 31045 MARATINE 4 97 3 3 31 51 32 3 73 Hoar OBrien Bros Col2 50 50 20 310462QOLDEN 20310462QOLDEN LIGHT 4 107 7 51 4n 21 5i 8 82 L Jackson R T Doepfner 444 85 30961 LA BORGL 5 99 5 61 21 10 9 9 93 J Ranch Elmwood Farm 10 20 15 6 310293KILLEEN 5 101 2 41 6 11 10 10 105 J Daly M Allman 30 60 60 20 31067 SENATOR MATTS 6 101 6 11 11 9 11 11 11 10 Bell H L Haskell 60 100 100 40 31067 MAJOR HOOKER 7 101 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 Stuart N M Jortall 50 50 15 6L Time 6LTime 25 501 1 17 1 44 1 561 Winner BetsyWent 561Winner B h by Gano Aunt Betsy Went to post at 311 At post 2 minutes Start good Won driving second easily Frank Woods finished with a rare burst of speed after having made up much ground but was lucky to beat Morinel The latter had a stormy journey and her jockeys overanxiety caused him to make his run too soon while making a wide turn and he was caught napping at the end Fridolin showed surprisingly improved speed and stamina Duke of York was not good enough at the weights and on a fast track Billy Lyons closed ground from the half Golden Light unable to stay the route was prominent for seven furlongs furlongsScratched Scratched 31049 Expedient 101 101Overweights Overweights Elmer L 3 pounds Frank Woods 2 2Frank Frank Woods show evens Morinol show 1 to 3 Fridolin show evens Golden Light show 4 to 5 Oil f f FOURTH RACE 4 Miles 3yearolds and upward Allowances O L L JU The Thornton Stakes Value 3000 Ind Horses A Wt St 1m 2m 3m 3im StrFin Jockeys Owners 30960SIDDONS 4109 1 1 25 2 is llo 150 L Jackson T II Stevens 1 I I o t 30458 LIZELLA 7 110 3 3 15 11 212 215 24 OConnor J Weber 65 75 75 out 310832BANGOR out310832BANGOR 6 115 22 3 3 3 3 3 N Turner BurnsWaterhse 4 5 51 Time 51Time 1 54 3 53 5 43 7 30 BuckmasterWent Winner 30Winner B c by Wadsworth Modjeska by Buckmaster Went to post at 337 At post 1 minute Start good Won easily second the same Siddonsa proved stayer leisurely trailed Lizella for the first two miles and went along about his business there after and was easing up through the last half Lizella was choked and hauled about until hor saddle ¬ slipped up on her neck She then worried herself into defeat and never had a chance but the win ¬ ner was evidently best Bangor ran poorly and sulked with the accelerated pace of the third mile and pulled up lame lameScratched Scratched 31048Picador 109 30893 Graylette 97 1 1 r t FIFTH RACE 1 11 C Miles Purse S500 4yearolds and upward O JL JL J JL The Auburn Handicap Ind Horses A Wt St M 1A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 30822 HOMESTEAD 3 114 3 41 3 41 11 1 L Jackson G B Morris T 5 05 j E E309442THE 309442THE FRETTER 6 105 5 75 5 3 21 23 Troxler F J ORourke 6 6 6 Li310C6 310653MAC GYLE 5 97 1 IH 2ll 11 3 3 J Ranch Elmwood Farm 3 4 31 Li 310C6 FRANGIBLE 5 93 4 31 41 52 52 41 W Knapp FDBoas 8 10 10 4 309443REDWALD 5 98 8 22 11 2H 41 5 L Daly WB JenninmiColO 15 15 fi 30793 JOHN MGURK 4 St 2 HEBoW 8 8 61 6 65 JDaly 10 30 30 10 30458 POSITION 5 114 7 5 = 6 7 7 7C Birkenruth D S Fountain 5 7 6 2 310S6COL BALLANTYNE 4 107 6 6 7 8 8 8 J Woods J Wilson 5882 CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE OAKLAND FORM CHARTCONTINUED Went fo post at 404 At post 1 minute Start good Won driving second easily Homestead outclassed the field and although swerving badly made good with a sensational rush in the stretch after being carried wide on the turn The Fretter fell in behind the pacemakers next to the rail and being lucky and perfectly placed finished in his best style Mac Gyle was at a great disadvantage in making the pace and was apparently beaten at the end of six furlongs but came again strongly right at the end TVangible is in rare form went well throughput and was going strongly at the finish Redwald displayed tremendous speed and has improved in staying John McQurk closed a big gap Position was short Colonel Ballantyne is best in mud mudOverweights Overweights Mac Gyle 2 pounds Redwald 3 John McGurk 1 Colonel Ballantyne 2 2Homestead Homestead show 2 to 5 The Fretter show 4 to 5 Mac Gyle show 3 to 5 O 1 I S SIXTH RACE 34 Mile Purse 400 3yearolds and upward Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St U Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 30944 JOE FREY 4 110 3 42 4H 2 is J Woods J F Schorr 85 85 65 12 12310G6VTHE 310G6VTHE GIVER 3 99 6 7 2u 3H 2 J Ranch Elmwood Farm 2 2 8512 30242 BEAU ORMONDE 4 110 1 IH If 11 31 Birkenruth WOBMacdonogh 12 12 5 30646 SEA QUEEN 6 108 7 61 5 4i 41 Stuart J A Lewis 10 10 8 3 31082 TRUE BLUE 8 110 8 887 52 Conley G Summers Co 8 12 12 4 431031EDINBOROUGH 31031EDINBOROUGH 5 113 5 51 6 52 65 J Mathews W H Ketchiman 10 12 12 4 30811 SHARP BIRD 5 113 4 3 7 8 7 Troxler A H Vivell 10 20 20 6 30490 VANTINE 5 107 2 2 31 62 8 L Jackson W M Rogers 10 10 10 4 4Time Time 12 25 491114 491114Winner Winner B c by Belvidere Lady Hawkstone HawkstoneWent Went to post at 4 26 At post 5 minutes Start good Won in a canter second easily Joe Frey is in rare form and on a good track outclassed his field Woods rode a confidentlooking race waiting for the stretch before coming away and practically cantered through the last furlong The Giver was shut off soon after the start but made up his lost ground fast after going very wide on the turn He favors a longer distance Beau Ormonde showed fine early speed and went well throughout Sea Queen and True Blue both made up ground steadily from indifferent starts Edinborough was going strongly at the end Vantine was evidently short and was eased up in the stretch stretchScratched Scratched 30696 Captivate 105 105Joe Joe Frey show out The Giver show out Beau Ormonde show 2 to 1 Future Book Wagers. j FUTURE BOOK WAGERS The following are the principal wagers in OLearys books on the American Derby Brooklyn and Suburban Handicaps during the past week AMEEICAN DEEBT DEEBTAbe Abe Frank 5000 to 500 from Memphis AllanaDale 8000 to 400 from Memphis Arian 10000 to 200 from Chicago Barouche 15000 to 100 from Lexington Bessie Spahr 8000 to 200 from Chicago Blennenworth 7500 to 150 from Chicago Dark Secret 15000 to 150 from Chicago Escalante 12500 to 250 from San Francisco Homestead 5000 to 200 from San Francisco Hyphen 15000 to 500 from New York City Inspector Shea 15000 td 200 from Chicago Keynote 11250 to 150 from Philadelphia Larry Young 10000 to 200 from Little Rock McChosney 5000 to 500 from New Orleans San Nicholas 12000 to 200 from Denver Wyeth 12500 to 500 from Chicago ChicagoBROOKLYN BROOKLYN HANDICAP HANDICAPBlues Blues 8000 to 1000 from New York City Herbert 7500 to 500 from New York City Advance Guard 6000 to 400 from Boston Dr Barlow 7500 to 250 from Providence Elkhorn 12000 to 400 from Pittsburg Carbuncle 15000 to 300 from Washington Toddy 9000 to 300 from Kansas City The Regent 6000 to 200 from Sheepshead Bay Sadie S 12000 to 200 from Brooklyn Keynote 10000 to 250 from Denver DenverSUBURBAN SUBURBAN HANDICAP HANDICAPBanastar Banastar 10000 to 500 from New York City Dublin 9000 to 300 from New York City Autolight 12500 to 250 from New York City His Eminence 15000 to 500 from New York City Blue Girl 12000 to 400 from Chicago Kamara 8000 to 200 from Baltimore Chilton 10000 to 250 from New York City Pentecost 15000 to 500 from Louisville Ky All Gold 7500 to 100 from Kansas City Contend 15000 to 100 from Philadelphia Coney Island Stake Dates. CONEY ISLAND STAKE DATES According to the Calendar the stakes of the Coney Island Jocky Club will be run off at its Sum ¬ mer Meeting in the following order orderSaturday Saturday June 14 Suburban Handicap Double Event EventTuesday Tuesday June 17 Foam Stakes StakesWednesday Wednesday June 18 Thistle Stakes StakesThursday Thursday June 19 Swift Stakes StakesSaturday Saturday June 21 Surf Stakes Tidal Stakes StakesTuesday Tuesday June 24 Sheepshead Bay Handicap Wednesday HandicapWednesday June 25 Zephyr Stakes Rockaway Cup CupThursday Thursday Juno 26 Spindrift Stakes StakesSaturday Saturday Juno 28 Great Trial Stakes Advance Stakes Beacon Steeplechase SteeplechaseMonday Monday June 30 Spring Stakes StakesTuesday Tuesday July 1 Long Island Handicap HandicapWednesday Wednesday July 2 Vernal Stakes Mermaid Stakes StakesThursday Thursday July 3 Equality Stakes StakesFriday Friday July 4 Double Event Realization Inde ¬ pendence Steeplechase Racing Postponed. RACING POSTPONED POSTPONEDCHARLESTON CHARLESTON S C March 15 Announcement was made at 2 p m that todays races were post ¬ poned During the early morning hours a heavy rain fell which quickly converted the track into a morass of mud The threatening aspect of the weather up to nearly race time it was thought would keep the attendance down and this was the cause of the postponement Todays entries were declared off and new ones substituted forMonday Page [2] Oakland Entries. OAKLAND KNTBOS8 Probabilities Weathor clear track good goodFirst First Raee 78 Mile 3yearolds and mjward Sellima Ind Horses Aga Wt 30838 February 31063 Mike Strauss 5iS 304383Ada N I 31084 Parsifal i 31045Our Lizzie I2f 30716 Ulloa 5J S10842Huachuca Si 31084 The Weaver 32t 31097 My throx i Jm 31084Lady Sterling l llZZ lZZ 31050akilldoe 9f 310973Montana Peeress 3 S4 Second Raee 1 1 Miles Over 5 hurdles 4yearolds and upward Handicap 31099 Duke of York 2JJ5 29814Auriffera 7 150 30835 Master Lee G13S G85 30489 Sea Song 4 135 675 30992 Sam Green 5 133 700 31045 Bonitary 4 130 675 675Third Third Race 13 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Allowances AllowancesInd Ind Horses color BOX pedigree Wt Hdcp Hdcp31098Bell 31098Bell Reed 118 750 750310472Arabo 310472Arabo Ill 730 80695 Gold Van 106 740 31098 Vinctides 106 715 715Deutschland Deutschland b c by Sain Der Derfargilla fargilla 106 80239 Estrellada 103 715 31079 The Phantom 103 720 72031079SFire 31079SFire Dance 103 725 725Darante Darante ch f by Crighton Candid 103 Fourth Race 1 18 Miles Miles3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling SellingInd Ind Horses Age Wt Hdcp Hdcp31049E1 31049E1 Mido 6 113 715 29918 Essence 5 Ill 715 715SllOUohn SllOUohn McGurk 4 109 710 7103096Q2Black 3096Q2Black Dick 4 109 725 725310492LoyalS 310492LoyalS 4 109 700 30959 Morengo 6 103 690 690SlOSOEveaG SlOSOEveaG 3 93 720 720Fifth Fifth Race 1 116 Miles Miles3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling Selling31065Impromptu 31065Impromptu 4 110 725 31083 Herculean 5 109 720 305083 Jim Hale 4 107 715 30238 Gawaine 4 99 705 30750 Commissioner Forster 3 98 715 715Sixth Sixth Race 34 Mile Mile4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Selling 31015 Wyoming 9 Ill 710 31082 Pope Leo 7 109 715 71531082Sweot 31082Sweot Tooth 4 108 725 31013 Gusto 5 105 690 31082 Dorian 11 102 710 710S0961tMaresa S0961tMaresa 4 98 705 70531082School 31082School for Scandal 4 98 720 30293 Kittie Kelly 5 95 715 30910 Eldred 4 94 695 30696 Captivate 4 92 705 31011 Bill Bohmanson 4 91 700 WESTERN TURF MOST SUCCESSFUL HANDICAPPER HANDICAPPERLord Lord Quex QuexWinner Winner of the Crescent City Derby Derbywas was specified by me on my weekly special information sheet as an extra special safe winner winnerrain rain or shine and also wired to all my patrons throughout the country for a agood good thing and also advertised in columns of this paper of yester yesterdaySaturdayin daySaturdayin advance as a good thing rain or shine GETAWAY WEEK LARGE DOINGS DOINGSAND AND MY TERMS WILL BE A SPECIAL OFFER 300 FOR BALANCE OF WEEK WEEKI I have several up my sleeve that will be cut loose at gosd odds on which I expect my patrons to reap a large winning on the closing day of this meeting on Saturday SaturdayFrom From here I go to Memphis Tenn and my terms will be in reach of all 50O weekly including all information My first issue of my weekly information sheet on the Memphis workouts will he on March 29 and for sale on Monday at the following places M ryr I f F TO HANDICAPPERS and those who 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NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART CHARTNEW NEW ORLEANS LA March 15 Ninetythird day Crescent City Jockey Cl b bWinter Winter Meeting Weather clear track heavy Presiding Judge R W Simmons Starter C J Fitzgerald Racing starts at 200 p m 31O9O Fm FIRST RACE 34 Mile Purse 300 4yearolds and upward Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St ii l J StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C 30033 BRAW LAD i 8 112 1 16 18 1 16 Odom J O Keene 85 85 85 35 35NCE 31022 IDA PENZANCE NCE 4105 4 21 21 21 22 Helgeson W Weir Co 6862 6862IN 31056 TENDERLOIN IN 5 109 5 5 62 5 31 Landry E Reynolds 4 5 5 2 30813 PALARM 6 109 2 4 4 3 41 T Walsh A Greenleve 12 15 12 5 30865 CORBEL 710710 10 SK 4 52 Lindsay E A G R FlowersSO 50 50 15 310773AARON 4 107 8 61 31 62 63 Otis S S Bender 4552 4552E 310262MONEY BACK 6 107 11 11 7 7 73 Lyne E J GehlbachCo 10 12 12 5 31004 BEGGAR LADY 4 1061 6 9 9 8 Hayden H Corwin 20 30 SO 12 30985 BRIGHTIE B 710813 8 8 8 96 Hothersall T C Stephens Co 20 25 25 10 31077 ANTE UP 4 105 7 7 10 10 106 GTbompsonW M Scheftel 12 20 20 30012 JIM W 6 6112 112 9 9 11 11 111 lit Slack Slack E L L Tally 15 15 12 5 31004 TERRALENE 5 107 12 12 12 12 12 Davisson J U Strode 20 50 50 20 20Time Time 121 25 50 1 18 18Winner Winner Br h by Eolus Brown Beauty BeautyVent Vent to post at 202 At post 15 minutes Start poor Won easily second the same Braw Lad broke running opened up a big gap in the first furlong and was only cantering the remainder of the way Ida Penzance was easily the best of the others saved ground at the stretch turn and finished well Ten ¬ derloin ran well but finished in the deep going in the last quarter Money Back was practically left at the post Aaron ran poorly Overweights poorlyOverweights Beggar Lady 11 pounds Brightio B li liBraw Braw Lad show out Ida Penzance show evens Tenderloin show 4 to 5 31O91 SECOND RACE 58 Mile Purse 300 2jearold3 Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St M Yi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 31005 LURALIGHTER 102 3 45 48 21 li Lindsay Tholl Bros 1 1 7101 31005 LITTLE GIANT 102 5 530969HONDA 32 22 1 2 Lyne D J Kilby 8 20 20 7 30969HONDA 102 1 2 32 415 33 Helgeson Tholl Bros 1 1 71013 30937 LIZZIE BROOKS 1061 4 4EXAMINER IK 11 32 415 Brennan R E Watkins 44212 EXAMINER 1071 10712 2 2Coupled 5555 Odom H T Griffin Griffinr 85552 Coupled in straight betting r Time 25 51106 Winner Br f by Lamplighter Lura F Went to post at 242 At post 6 minutes Start goo good Won easily second driving Luralighter is a slow beginner but she came very fast in the run home when she got settled in her stride and won draw ¬ ing away Little Giant ran a surprisingly good race and hung on stoutly in the drive through the stretch Honda ran well and finished strongly Lizzie Brooks was made too much use of in forcing the pace and tired in the stretch run runScratched31005Tqm Scratched31005Tqm Maybin 105 3C9373Maverick 102 102Overweights Overweights Examiner 21 pounds Lizzie Brooks 41 41Lurdlighter Lurdlighter show out Little Giant show 8 to 5 Honda show out Lizzie Brooks show out THIRD RACE 1 Mile and 7O Yards Purse 300 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St J4 Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners 30486JERRY HUNT HUNT310252BANISH 6 109 5 13 13 13 m IH T Walsh B Schreiber 310252BANISH 6 109 1 3 22 21 21 211 Odom C DeWitt Co 85 115115710 31040 CHICKADEE 3 94f 3 61 4 4 41 33 Munro HatfieldOwnbey 8 15 15 6 31058 DR CARRICK CARRICK31039ULGIE 4 1021 1021 7 4 31 33 31 4 42 Hope S T Smith 15 25 25 7 31039ULGIE M 4 98 9 51 53 5 53 5 Helgeson W Weir 21 21 2 710 30817 BEAN 4 99 8 8 63 62 6 66 Lindsay W S Laird 20 40 40 10 30744 PINAR DEL RIO 7 103 2 7 7 7 7 720 Lyne A Bellow 20 100 100 30 30165 MORONI 7 103 4 2 8 8 8 8 Otis James Arthur 10 30 30 10 30784 LORD HOWARD 8 1101 6 9 9 9 9 9 ERobertsonW aW B Smith 40 150 150 40 Time 40Time 24 J 50 1 18 1 44t 1 491 Winner 491Winner B h by Servitor Innocence InnocenceWent Went to post at 312 At post 1 minute Start good Won driving second easily Jerry Hunt was at home in the going and showed much the most early speed but was tiring at the end Banish finished strongly under a vigorous ride and would have won with a bit farther to go Chickadee was easily the best of the others It was a weak ride on Algie M and this was not her race Dr Carrick ran fairly well wellScratched Scratched 31044 The Way 92 31057 Monte Himyar 85 85Overweights Overweights Chickadee 41 pounds Dr Carrick 31 Lord Howard 11 Jerry 11Jerry Hunt show out Banish show out Chickadeeishow 2 to 1 Algie M show out Q 1 OQ FOURTH RACE 1 18 Miles The Crescent City Derby 2500 added O 1 J J O Value to winner 3 450 Ind Horses A Wt St St X Vt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 31042 LORD QUEX 122 7 6 51 11 1 11 111 J WinkfieldA Simons 32 32 131025 309013VASSAL DANCE 110 2 51 61 3 21 21 23 Otis Mrs L Griffin 15 20 20 6 30971 PROWL 115 6 3 11 51 SB 4 3 Landry J U Strode 4 5 5 85 30954 ST TAMMANY 115 4 4 3 21 4 31 4 J Miller J U Strode 4 5 5 85 309712 KAFFIR 115 8 7 4 41 31 61 5 McJoynt J D Dearing Bro 2 13513545 31007 D OF CONNAUGHT 115 1 1 2 6 ga 51 610 Slack TJMcHale 10 20 20 6 36834 CAST IRON 115 3 2 7 7 7 7 73 Lyne R E Watkins ColO 10 10 4 30971JMERRY MAKER 115 5 8 8 8 8 8 8 Odom Liger Brown 10 10 4 5 Cpupled in betting Time 25i 51 1 19J 1 46 200 200Winner Winner Br c by Ingoldsby Sankara SankaraWent Went to post at 347 At post 3 minutes Start good Won ridden out second easily Winkfield picked his going with Lord Quex moved up on the outside in the run down the backstretch and opened up a gap when rounding the far turn He had to be hustled along at the end to stall off Vassal Dance The latter finished strongly on the inside in the heavy going and with a better rider up would have been troublesome Prowl and St Tammany ran their races and had no mishaps McJoynt made two or three different moves with Kaffir and managed him unskillfully generally He should have been third Duke of Connaught broke down in the right foreleg Merry Maker was handicapped by the going Lord goingLord Quex show out Vassal Dance show 3 to 1 Prowl coupled show 3 to 5 singly 4 to 5 Kaffir show 2 to 5 Merry Maker show 4 to a FIFTH RACE 1 116 Miles Purse 400 3yearolds and upward Handicap Horses A Wt St K K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C 63DIGBY BELL 3 87 4 5 2 U 1 12 W Waldo WM Sloan 5 7 7 2 0 IDA LEDFORD 5 9513 1 3 32 21 22 Lindsay FizerCo 75858535 04JESSIE 7585853504JESSIE JARBOE 6 100 2 2 43 4 41 32 Lyne Mrs M Goldblatt 31 4 4 C1 0 EVA RICE 7 92 1 31 12 2 31 45 Helgeson C K Burdeau 8 10 10 3 40LOFTER 5 y2 5 Otis E Reynolds 2 21 21 710 710Winner Winner B g by Al Farrow Mary Roberts Went to post at 4 17 At post 1 minute Start good Won easily secondthe same DigbyBellwa at home in the going went to the front without great effort and was never in trouble Ida Ledford was well ridden kept in the good going and ran in improved form Jessie Jarboe came again at the end where furlongsScratched she caught Eva Rice tiring The latter ran well for six furlongs Scratched 31043Linden Ella 97 97Overweights Overweights Lofter 1 pound Ida Ledfbrd 21 21Digby Digby Bell show 3 to 5 Ida Ledford show out Jessie Jarboe show i to 2 Lofter show out 31O95 SIXTH RACE 34 Mile Purse 300 3yearolda and upward Handicap Ind Horses A Wt St Ji 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C 31024DEATH 7 122 3 12 l 12 is Slack H Robinson 12 35 35 out out310393BEN 310393BEN HULLUM 3 90 4 4H 31 3 21 W Waldo G W Innes Co 58885 31060 VELMA CLARK 4 98 5 5 4x = 5 31 Lyne W L Hazelip 21 3 3 35 30882 BOB BAKER 4 95 2 21 2n 2 41 Lindsay M Blardono Co 50 50 40 7 7310743DIVONNE 310743DIVONNE 4 90 1 3 5 41 5 Helgeson REMaddoxCo4 6 51 65 65Time Time 25 501171 501171Winner Winner B g by Charaxus The Alarm Bell BellWent Went to post at 4 40 At post 10 minutes Start fair Won easily second driving Death was much the best displayed fine speed and held the race safe throughout Slack steadily kept him in the best of the going Ben Hullum did his best and was hustled along all through the last quarter Velma Clark took the overland route and caught Bob Baker tiring at the end and got third place in the last few strides breakawaysScratched Divonne was used up at the post and was prominent in all of the breakaways Scratched 31074Albula 100 Ben Hullum show 2 to 5 Velma Clark show out Q J SEVENTH RACE 1 18 Miles Purse 300 3yearolda and upward Allowance Ind Horses A Wt St St X Yi 5 X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 592LOU REY 6 111 2 3 4 22 IK i 12 Odom J Foley 1 681 25 023LIT 25023LIT TOM TUCKER 4 98 7 62 6 4n 4 31 2n Lindsay F Goring 6772 06DWOODTRICE 677206DWOODTRICE 5 109 4 51 5 5S 55 41 35 Minder Mrs M C Lyles 31 31 3 12 310413MAJOR 413MAJOR 12413MAJOR MANSIR 5 111 8 8 8 8 6 6 4 Davisson J U Strode 8882 026REFLECT 8882026REFLECT 6 92 6 41 31 1 21 5 52 W Waldo L Hart Co 20 40 40 12 31043 43 AVATAR 5 93 3 21 1 3 31 21 610 GThompsonT D Sullivan 20 40 40 12 30921 81 JACKANAPES 7 92 97 7 7 7 7 71 Wallace B Hake 30 60 60 25 310783JOE DOUGHTY Moran Pfiffle 12 25 25 7 31044 PRINCE ZENO 7 89 5 9 9 9 9 9 9 Preston Logan Van Ry 20 60 60 25 Time 25Time 26 511 1 19 1 46 2 141 2 43 43Winner Winner B h by El Rio Rey Louise M MWent Went to post at 5 25 At post 3 minutes Start good Won easily second driving Lou Rey worked his way to the front on the backstretch and easily came away in the run home Little Tommy Tucker closed a big gap fought it out with Woodtrice in the stretch and just managed to last long enough to save second place The latter was gaining and would have been second in another stride Avatar finished on the inside in the deep going Major Maniir was handicapped by the going goingLou Lou Rey show out Little Tommy Tucker show 4 to 5 Woodtrice show out New Orleans Entries. NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES Probabilities Weather clear track heavy Apprentice allowance allowanceFirst First Bace34 Mil 4yoarolds aid upward Allowances AllowancesInd Ind Horses Age Wt H 31076 TraTersr 5 110 31021 Blocker 7 110 80830 Lancehim 5 110 310733Royal Penny 4 110 31090 Palarm 6 110 30870 Irma S 6 108 31090 Terralene 5 108 31077 Icon 4 107 31074 Gracious 4 105 31090 Beggar Lady 4 105 Second Race 1 Mile and 7O Yards 3yearolds Selling Selling310923Chickadee 310923Chickadee 110 EdFlonrnoy 105 30901 Lac 104 31044 The Wav 103 30818 MemeWastell 101 30953 King Ford 98 31073 Paul Bart 98 31057 Hard Heart 96 310732Rose of May 93 30934 Kentucky Muddle 93 31075 Insolence 93 31073Frank Jones 90 Third Race 1 Mile 4yearolds and upward Selling 31096 Avatar 5 108 3106l2Socapa 4 106 31043 El Moran 5 106 31023 Philma Paxton 4 104 31056 Judge Magee 6 103 31077 Robert Morrison 4 102 310563LarryC 4 102 31058 JimNap 4 102 31090 Briehtie B 6 101 30904Eight Bells 7 101 705 31081 Amoroso 4 97 67R 67R310SOAaron 310SOAaron 4 94 708 708Fonrtk Fonrtk Race 1 116 Miles Miles4yearolds 4yearolds and upward The St Patricks Handicap 1000 added added31007VfFelix 31007VfFelix Bard 5 115 695 31076 Lennep 7 108 70 30988VtBen 7030988VtBen Chance 5 103 695 310402Scarlet 695310402Scarlet Lily 5 102 700 31008 Henry of Trastamare 7 97 72O 31059 Barbara Frietchie 4 95 725 30956tSarilla 72530956tSarilla 5 93 715 310942tlda 715310942tlda Ledford 5 91 720 JFizer 720JFizer Co entry R M Westerfield sntry sntryFifth Fifth Race 78 Mile 3yearolds and upward Handicap Handicap31076Tom 31076Tom Kingiley 7 107 705 30918 Tom Collins 7 103 708 70831060Andes 31060Andes 6 102 690 310953Velma 690310953Velma Clark 4 96 710 30787 Petit Maitre 5 93 125 125S0938Amigari S0938Amigari 3 90 700 70031042Marcos 31042Marcos 3 87 695 695Sixth Sixth Race 1 Mile 4yearolds and upward Selling Selling310963Woodtrice 310963Woodtrice 5117 690 31092Jerry 69031092Jerry Hunt 6 112 705 70531078Sword8man 31078Sword8man 8 Ill 695 310582paythe 695310582paythe Fiddler 6 108 690 69030770Prestome 30770Prestome 5 108 680 680310922Banish 310922Banish 6 107 725 72531092Mordni 31092Mordni 7 106 660 310433Dr 660310433Dr Stephens 4 106 675 31061 Eugenia S 6 106 690 31092 Bean 4 102 660 31092Algie 66031092Algie M 4 101 675 31078 Homage 4 97 675 675Seventh Seventh Race 34 Mile 4yaarolds amd upward Allowances Allowances31090Braw 31090Braw Lad 8 113 72 S1075JTop 72S1075JTop Boots 5 110 685 31078 Poyntz 4 110 680 310042Dan 680310042Dan Paxton 4 110 695 31074 Chorus Boy 4 110 675 30952 Northumberland 6 119 650 30761 Wiedemann 5 110 701 310753Pillardist 701310753Pillardist 5 110 670 31022 Kiss Quick 5 108 675 675310562Iola 310562Iola 11108 700 New Orleans Form. NEW ORLEANS FORM NBW OELKANB LA March 15 The form of First Race Travers Royal Penny Icon IconSecond Second Race Rose of May Frank Jones Meme Wastell WastellThird Third Race Judge Magee Philma Paxton Socapa SocapaFourth Fourth Race Barbara Frietchie Ida Ledford Henry of Trastamare TrastamareFifth Fifth Race Petit Maitre Velma Clark Tom Kingsley KingsleySixth Sixth Race Banish Jerry Hunt Swordsman Seventh Race Braw Lad Wiedemann lola 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 Illinois Central Turf Exchange Commissions on all Races Stations S1 Train ThirdTrain R2 R2d Tralm ° d Third Train 3 Special Trains on Illinois Central Ry RyReturning Lv Randolph VauBuren 05VauBuren 20812th Bt St 105 168 135 138 208 2 05 12th St 110 140 210 Returning trains atr 445 and 606 pm 22nd 21239th 21022nd St 112 142 212 39th St 115 145 215 and after laat race 83rd 21583rd St 120 150 220 1 Grand Crossing 125 155 255 Kensington 255Kensington 130 200 230 New ExchangeOn Turf Exchange On St Paul Railroad Canal and Adams Streets ThA TAYiillnvi1 I 1st Train LiivesUiiiiDepit it 1250 pi A11U 1 116 UV1111U1U uOil lam 2 Trajl 05 3r Tri11 55 p I RjrtiriiiiigTniis it 445 545 iidiftir Hit rMi rMiflctual flctual Running Time TUlrtuFlf B Jfflmites ROUND TRIP 2B CENTS Page [4] Gossip Of The Turf. GOSSIP OF THE TURF In answer to an inquiry lately regarding his health Mr E J Baldwin spoke as follows Of course I am pretty well along in years but I think I am good for a number of years more yet My appetite is good and as soon as I get over this little spell Ill be all right again The secret of J6ng life is in taking good care of ones self selfIn In a little over a year Baldwin has transformed Santa Anita He has developed water installed primping plants and made all arrangements to se ¬ cure irrigation even in dry seasons During the present season Baldwin has sown 7000 acres to wheat and about 3000 acres to barley and other grain grainAlthough Although Baldwin makes much wine and brandy he takes the most interest in raising thoroughbred horses In the stud at Santa Anita still are such famous Derby winners as the Emperor of Norfolk and Eey el Santa Anita the former being 17 and the latter 11 years of age Both are the progenitors of many colts that have won distinction on the turf and each year increases the number and value of their get Baldwin considers his colt Cruzados at the present time the swiftest runner alive He is entered for this years American Derby DerbyAmericano Americano a full brother of Cruzados is deemed the most promising twoyearold colt in the Bald ¬ win stable He is entered for a number of races and is being trained with the expectation that he will be a record breaker The promise of the colt may be imagined when it is stated that Baldwin has been offered 12000 for him but he says he would not take 20000 20000Baldwin Baldwin owns at the present time about 300 thor ¬ oughbreds He will send east this year about four ¬ teen of the fleetest to participate in the big events of the year on the running turf Miracle II f rom Tichenor Cos stable set a new mark for the mile for the seasons work at Montgomery Park last Friday by negotiating the xoute in less than 145 The colt carried light weight but could have accomplished the work in faster time Word reached W H Fizer last Friday that a train on which his twoyearold Bill Nixon and the threeyearold Colonel Stone were being shipped to Nashville was caught in a cyclone while passing through Mississippi The train was stopped and the two horses removed from the car As a result of exposure both horses caught cold and it was reported Colonel Stone had died Later advices say this report was not correct but both horses are in a bad way THE flmerican Sporting manual For 1902 COPYRIGHTED 5555 Running Trotting and Pacing HANDBOOK OFFICIAL The Pugilistic Record of 1901 OF FIGURES COMPENDIUM Handicapping and BookmaMng Tables TablesFIVE BEYOND COMPARISON OF RECORDS FIVE HANDICAP TABLES WITH KEYS Summaries DD Experts on tile Past Years Doings EDITED BY FHBRUNELL DAILY RACING FORM PUB CO 124126 FIFTH AVE CHICAGO 50c in Soft Morocco Dallij Racing Form ALL THE TUBF PUBLISHE 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 ¬ 124 126 fore the Chicago Dailies FIFTH AVENUE CHICAGO SUBSCRIPTION PRICE PRICEONE ONE MONTH 125 SIX MONTHS 750 750ONE ONE YEAR 1400 1400SENT SENT AS FIRSTCLASS MAIL IN PLAIN ENVELOPE Charleston Form. CHARLESTON FORM FORMCHABLESTON CHABLESTON S C March 15 Th form of Mondays Charleston fields is First Race Gratia Harrison F Olea Second Race Mollio Brooks Vince Nellie Fonso Third Race Loyalty Stuttgart Good Knight F9urth Race Thicket Patchwork Salome Fifth Race Economic Agnes Clare Cathedral Charleston Entries. CHARLESTON ENTRIES Probabilities Weather clear track heavy First Race 4 18 Furlongs 3yearolds and upward Selling SellingInd Ind Horses Age Wt H 31085 Kingful 5 113 31052 Sackhen 5 Ill 30998 Sadie Southwell 8 Ill 31034 Olea 5 Ill 310523Qlad Hand 6 Ill 7 31086 La Carina 5 109 310522Alzora 4 107 31054 Mudder 4 107 310853Qratia 5 101 31086Harrison F 3 100 30580 Ohio King 3 100 Second Race 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling 31055 Hanno 4 112 31085 Vince 4 109 31071 Joe Gammage 6 109 30931 Nellie Fonso 5 107 31087 Tava Harris 8 107 31033 Chinooka 5 107 310512Lauras First 4 107 310863Mollio Brooks 3 100 TJiird Race 1 Mile MileOver Over 4 hurdles 4yearolds and upward Selling 31051 Brahmin 6 135 31051 Negoncie 8 135 31089 Good Knight 6 132 30982 Jessie Y 4 130 31039 Loyalty 9 127 31071 Stuttgart 6 127 Fourth Race 78 Mile 4yearolds and upward Selling Selling310553Salome 310553Salome 8 108 310202DandyH 6 108 31089 Ellison 4 107 310682Patchwork 4 105 310713Thicket 4 105 31055 Antagone 5 103 310892Oricius 4 102 31087 Grace Wilson 4 100 310203Welsh Girl 4 100 Fifth Race 78 Mile 4yearolds and upward Selling 31068 Dominis 7 107 31068QueenL 6 105 310882Grace 6 100 31051Elsie Venner 5 99 30984Economic 4 99 31052 Ordeal 6 99 31037 Cathedral 6 99 31068 Agnes Clare 4 9t 31070 Delia Cee 4 94