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Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, March 30, 1902

Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, March 30, 1902 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1902 drf1902033001 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 30, 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] Some Big Wagers. SOME BIG WAGERS Some heavy transactions in the OLeary future books have been recently recorded Old England in particular having been strongly supported for the American Derby The principal wagers received during the past week on the American Derby and Brooklyn and Suburban Handicaps were as follows AMERICAN DERBY DERBYAbe Abe Frank 12000 to 1200 from various places Arian 15000 to 300 from Chicago Arsenal 24000 to 400 from Chicago Blennenworth 10000 to 200 from Memphis Cameron 10006 to 200 from New York City Corrigan 12000 to 300 from San Francisco Dixieline 17500 to 350 from New York City Heno 10500 to 700 from Philadelphia Hyphen 9000 to 300 from Pittsburg Leonora Loring 15000 to 200 from New York City CityMemnon Memnon 8000 to 200 from Chicago Old England 30000 to 1OCO from various places Pentecost 16000 to 800 from various places Runnels 6000 to 600 from various places Waswift 16000 to 300 from Lexington LexingtonBROOKLYN BROOKLYN HANDICAP HANDICAPBanastar Banastar 12tOOO to 300 from Jersey City Blues 12000 to 1500 from New York City Herbert 6000 to 400 from Brooklyn Ten Candles 7500 to 250 from Boston Water Cure 9000 to 300 from San Francisco The Rhymer 8000 to 400 from New York City Black Fox 6000 to 200 from Lexington The Regent 4500 to 150 from Sheepshead Bay Flywheel 10000 to 250 from New York City Flora Pomona 15000 to 150 from Memphis MemphisSUBURBAN SUBURBAN HANDICAP Water Color 4000 to 500 from New York City Gold Heels 7200 to 600 from Boston McMeekin 7500 to 250 from Sheopshead Bay Advance Guard 6000 to 400 from Toronto Baron Popper 6250 to 250 from Baltimore Blue Girl 9000 to 300 from New York City Chilton 10000 to 250 from Brooklyn Northern Star 15000 to 100 from New York City The Annual Champion. THE ANNUAL CHAMPION The Coney Island Jockey Club has published the list of eligibles to the 25000 Annual Champion Stakes two miles and a quarter which will be run at Sheepshead Bay September 13 Perusal of the list brings out strongly the fact that misfortunes of one sort and another have so depleted the elder division as to give the threeyearolds a great chance to carry off this rich prize Ballyhoo Bey Chacornac Commando Ethelbert Udrim Jean Beraud Mesmerist Streamer and The Parader are all illustrious names and all sound and well would furnish a grand field for such a race but all have fallen and their being still eligible avails nothing Still good ones are left in and the following list of Horses Age Achilles 3 Alcedo 5 Andalusian 3 Arthur Behan 5 Azile 3 AzileBaron Baron BaronBedlam 3 BedlamBelle Bedlam 3 Belle Daisy 4 Blackmore DaisyBlackmore 3 BlackmoreBlennenworth Blennenworth 3 Brunswick 3 3Caimanera Caimanera 4 4Chacornac Chacornac 5 5Charley Charley Moore 5 5Chiquasaboq Chiquasaboq 5 5Commando Commando 4 4Constellator Constellator 5 5Crescent Crescent City 3 3Cunard Cunard 3 3De De Reszke 3 3Dorothy Dorothy B 5 5Dr Dr Parish 5 5Ellen Ellen Wood 6 6Eonolide Eonolide 5 5Ethelbert Ethelbert 6 6Flourish Flourish 3 3Gautama Gautama 4 4Glengar Glengar 5 5Goldsmith Goldsmith 3 3Hakim Hakim 3 3Handwork Handwork 4 4Harry Harry Brennan 3 3Hell Hell Do 5 5Hyphen Hyphen 3 3Ildrim Ildrim 5 5Irving Irving 5 5Ivy Ivy Dean 4 4Joo Joo Wheeler 5 5John John W Patton 5 5Kilogram Kilogram 5 5King King Bramble 5 5Kinglete Kinglete 6 6Labor Labor 4 4LAiglon LAiglon 3 3Lanceman Lanceman 4 4Lord Lord Oglesby 5 5Luck Luck and Charity 3 3Magnanimous Magnanimous 3 3Maid Maid of Harlem 6 6Major Major Daniels 3 3Master Master Joe 5 5Matthew Matthew 4 4Medford Medford 5 5Missionary Missionary 5 5Moon Moon Daisy 3 3Metacolt Metacolt 3 3Northern Northern Star 3 3Nugget Nugget 3 3Ossary Ossary 6 6Palatial Palatial 5 5Peninsula Peninsula 3 3Price Price 2 2Prince Prince of Delight 4 4ReydelRio ReydelRio 6 6Rock Rock Storm 4 4Rose Rose of Ormonde 5 5Scannel Scannel 6 6Smile Smile 4 4Sisquoc Sisquoc 5 5SteelDiamond SteelDiamond 5 5Sun Sun Shower 3 3Telescope Telescope 3 3The The Conqueror 4 4Tho Tho Conqueror II 5 5Tho Tho Parader 4 4The The Weaver 3 3Toddy Toddy 5 5Trump Trump 3 3Vitellius Vitellius 4 4Wullie Wullie 5 5Zoroaster Zoroaster 6 Horses A AAdvocator Advocator All Green Arada Atelog Ballyhoo Bey Beau Ormonde Bellario Billy Moore Black Vigil Blinkidle Brigadier Cablecliff rT7rvCablecliff h rT7rv Carroll D Chareola Chilton City Bank Compute Contend C Rqsenfeld Corbina colt Disguise II Douro Elkhorn Emporium Esseno Favorito Frankfort Gazabo Gold Cure Gold Spinner Hammock Hands Across Heathsville Hipponax Igniter Intruder Isia Jean Beraud John G Ford Japonica King B King Hanover Knight of Rhodes RhodesLa La Borgia Lamplighted Lenox Lothario Lux Casta Magno Major Daingerfield DaingerfieldMajor Major Dixon Matchim Mayor Gilroy Mesmerist Mondoro Mortallo Mott Neata Norford Norwich Oremus Pactaria Pat My Boy Pretonius Prince Charles Prince of Melbourne MelbourneReminder Reminder Rockton Rubris Sharpshooter 1 Slipthrift Squire Quinno Streamer Suqualak Templar The Golden Prince Tho Puritan Tom Kenny Trialmore Vassal Dance Victrix horeo Yankee Good Racing At Hand. GOOD KACING AT HAND With the curtain raiser at Little Rock disposed of the stage of western racing is cleared for the more impressive action that will follow at Mem ¬ phis Little Rock disclosed what may prove to be a good twoyearold in G C Bennetts Mallory and also served to show that Wax Taper is likely to run up to his undeniably fine form of last year yearThe The Memphis meeting is always important and marked by high class racing and exceedingly good management It always serves to introduce two yearolds that subsequently play important parts in the racing of their year and the meeting now at hand will probably bo up to the standard in that interesting particular Reports are rifo concern ¬ ing the excellence of youngsters in the stables of G C Bennett J W Schorr P Dunne T C Mc ¬ Dowell and other owners and it is quite possible that the Gaston Hotel Stakes next Wednesday will be themeans of bringing out one or more colts of the Abe Frank type Last year it fell to Schorrs CharlesJW Meyer with Brannigan second and Abe Frank fourth Subsequent racing showed the lat ¬ ter to be much the best race horse horseThelmeeting Thelmeeting opens tomorrow with a well filled card of six races with the best Now Orleans per formerslcouspicuous and likely to prove winners of their fair share of the days contests The Mont ¬ gomery Handicap is naturally the center of interest and the fact that sixteen horses have been named to start shows that an unusual number of owners cherish high hopes of landing the rich prize Two such high class horses as Waring and Wax Taper as starters servo to invest the contest with an unusual measurejof importance and their respective per ¬ formances with 124 pounds up will bo carefully con sideredby all admirers of the thoroughbred From present indications the Montgomery of this year will be well worth a journey to witness Oakland Form Chart. OAKLAND FORM CHART CHARTOAKLAND OAKLAND CAl Marcli 29 One hundred and twentyseventh day New California Jockey Club ClubWinter Winter Meeting Weather clear track fast Prasiding Judge Joseph A MurpKy Starter J J Holtman Racing starts at 210 p m H indicates whip 5 spurs H hood O I O T FIRST RACE 1 Mile Purso 409 4yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St M Vi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 31368 FREE LANCE W 8 114 2 4 1 12 12 l L Jackson WHKetchiman 6585111012 31014 1031046PHIL THE GAFFER R 4 107 7 32 51 62 21 21 Seo J H Simpson 15 30 30 10 31046PHIL ARCHIBALD W 4 110 1 2n 41 31 3 3H Troxler J M Crane 2i 4i 4 75 30189 MEADOW LARK ftij 10 111 3 61 62 51 41 46 J Ranch Elmwood Farm 10 15 15 7 31046 994311642NED NILGAR ff 6 111 5 7 7 7 52 51 Foucon MrsPE JonesCo8 994 311642NED DENNIS BS 8 111 4 H 22 2 6 61 Conley Piedmont Stable 4662 31201 IRATE ft 4 105 8 8 8 8 8 72 Rowan BfingtonMcAtee20 20 20 8 30578 BOB PALMER fjl 4 107 6 52 8 41 7 8 Hoar S Judge 15 30 30 10 Time 25 50 1 16 1 42 BabcockWont Winner 42Winner B h by Cavalier Lady Alice by Babcock Wont to post at 2 12 At post 2 minutes Start good Won easily second handily Free Lanca took command on the backstretch and the result was thereafter never in doubt He is in good form and steadily improving The Gaffer made an unexpectedly good showing on the fast track and finished fast Phil Archibald ran dully in the first part of the race and failed in the stretch when called on He is possible stale from recent mud racing and should improve Meadow Lark is fresh and improved and gave an unusual display of early speed and but for a very wide stretch turn might have been second Nilgar is strictly a mud runner Ned Dennis ran well to the stretch only Free onlyFree Lance show 1 to 4 The Gaffer show 5 to 1 Phil Archibald show 3 to 5 O I O t S SECOND RACE 12 Mile Purse 400 2yoarolds Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St M Vt 3i StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C 31240 ALSONO US 110 5 32 21 1 J Ranch BurnsWaterhse6 10 6 95 312401SYLVIA TALBOT IS 95IS 115 4 1 12 22 Troxler B Schreiber 65 65 91013 309952HIGH CHANCELLOR N 91013N 113 2 5 5io 31 Conley Chinn Forsythe 2 1851851 312403LIZZEE RICE W 1851851W 112 3 42 42 4 Foucon W L Stanfield 6 15 15 6 5882S09952SECCO 31218ARABO HS 113 1 2 32 5 515 L Daly W B Jennings 5882 S09952SECCO 105 6 666 Winslett G W Scott 100 100 100 40 40Time Time 111 24 48 Winner SonqmisWent 48Winner Ch g by Altamax Sonqmis Went to post at 238 At poet 3 minutes Start fair Won driving second easily Alsono off in his stride displayed brilliant and enduring speed gradually wore down Sylvia Talbots apparently win ¬ ning lead in the stretch finishing very strongly but was probably lucky to acore as th e latter stumbled right at the end She is in fine form and ran to her best mark High Chancellor brok e flatfooted and closing a wide gap from the far turn responded to the whip in the stretch with a rem arkable burst of speed and was going fastest at the end Lizzie Rice finished well under an incompetent ride Arabo whan apparently secure of third place in the last furlong swerved into the fence under the whip and was practically pulled up in the last sixteenth Scratched sixteenthScratched Levant 108 108Overweights poundsAlsono Overweights Lizzie Rice 2 pounds Alsono show 4 to 5 Sylvia Talbot show out High Chancellor show 2 to 5 O I O fc rT THIRD RACE 78 Mile Purse 400 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St H Vt 2 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 4658631167SSCHL 312212L1MELIGHT H 5 6 106 6 2 2 21 11 11 Troxler W P Magrano 46586 31167SSCHL FOR SCANDAL W 4107 3 6t 61 6 51 22 Stuart J Weber 65656512 312163EL 65656512312163EL PILAR JJ 3101 5 3i S 4 2 32 J Ranch BurnsWaterhse 8 10 6 2 30437 NOVIA fl 7 104 7 42 4 3 4 4 Brodien J G Brown Co 20 30 30 10 30911 THE HOODOO W 4 101 8 5 71 5 61 52 Hoar T H Ryan 15 30 12 6 30854 DAWSON 3 90 1 8 8 8 7 61 W Knapp W B Sink Jr 15 20 20 8 308893INOCENCIA ft 3 98 99 9 9 8 7 L Daly GW Baldwin 12 30 30 10 31164 SILVER FIZZ ft 5 104 2 7 5 7 9 81 Gisborn P Corrigan 6 10 10 4 30240 ST RICA H 4 103 4 1H H IB 3 9 L Jackson J P Atkin 6652 Time 6652Time 231 50 115 128 Winner 128Winner IIWent B g by Quicklime Soubrette II Went to post at 3 06 At post 3 minutes Start fair Won easily second the same Limelight was shuffled back on the far turn and came very wide into the stretch but when a furlong out had the others decisively beaten School for Scandal broke slowly and ridiculous waiting tactics with a resultant rough journey afforded her scant chance although she finished fast El Filar was always prominent but failed to stay at the end Novia is good and fast and with a bad jockey up showed plenty of speed but made a wide turn and tired at the end The Hoodoo went well for five furlongs Dawson sluggish and a rater was crossed at the start and had no chance St Rica displayed her old time speed and was evi ¬ dently short and should improve improveScratched Scratched 29936 Porous 105 312162Lief Prince 104 312873Morengo 104 Overweights 104Overweights Novia 2 pounds Limelight poundsLimelight show 7 to 10 School for Scandal show out El Pilar show 4 to 5 Q 1 Q O Q FOURTH RACE 1 18 Miles 3yearolds O JL O A O The Pacific Union Handicap Value 2000 Ind Horses A Wt St St M K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 313113COMMR FORSTERH 100 5 41 42 32 32 14 H L Daly J F Schorr 15 30 30 7 31288THE GIVER HIS 107 3 31 31 42 43 21 2 J Ranch Elmwood Farm 45 45 7101S 31219 WATER SCRATCH M 107 1 22 23 21 21 3k 3 Troxler G Summers Co 233 12 3126t2ESCALANTE USB 103 4 In li H H 41 45 Ransom E J Bald win Col5 40 40 10 31256 75Added ROYALTY W5H952555555L Jackson W B Sink Jr 455 75 54Winner Added starters Time 25 51 1 16 1 42 1 54 Winner PeninahWent Ch c by Linden Peninah Went to post at 3 39 At post 1 minute Start good Won driving second easily Commissioner Forsterin good form and lucky throughout cleverly stole a winning lead on The Giver and held it under ¬ pressure The Giver was given a sleepy and inefficient ride and made up a half dozen lengths in the lasfc quarter and was catching the winner fast Water Scratch is evidently a nonstayer as ho tired badly after going a good seven furlongs Escalante displayed unexpected stamina after making the running under a choking pull for almost seven furlongs Royalty trailed throughout and lacked speed and con ¬ dition but will do to watch watchScratched Scratched 31101Homestead 125 Overweights poundsCommissioner 125Overweights Royalty 2 pounds Commissioner Forster show 3 to 2 Tho Giver show out Water Scratch show out Q 1 Q Q FIFTH RACE 1 34 Miie Purse 400 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St H Vs K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3126miILEE m 6 106 2 1 13 13 12 Troxler W W Elliott 4 4 4i 75 31147JPRINCE3S 7531147JPRINCE3S TITANIA W 4 101 4 3 21 23 2 L Jackson C Young 2 12511591D 31082 THE PRIDE W 6 106 3 41 41 31 32 J Ranch T H Ryan 852 2 45 CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAQE OAKLAND FORM CHARTCONTINUED 30339 MILAS W 3 IPO 6 62 51 42 42 L Daly W B Jennings ColO 12 12 5 5303273FRANK 303273FRANK BELL W 6116 5 52 61051 5 Foucon J W ONeall Co 10 20 20 7 29865 GLENDENNING 3 100 1 23 31 4 65 6 Fauntleroy Montana Stable 7 10 10 5 5660 ELLIS GLENN 4 113 7 7 7 7 71 Frawley McGuireHughes 100 100 100 40 25630 INTEE FIDO H 4101 8 8888 Brodien E M James j 10010010040 10010010040Time Time 24 484 1 134 Winner B b by Himyar Cjrace Lee LeeWent Went to post at 414 At post 6 minutes Start good Won easily second the same Hilee won decisively from start to finish and outpaced and outstayed the field from a luckjr start and is in great form Princess Titania ran well up from a good start and put up a gamp but futile effort in the stretch She particularly favors feather weight The Pride somewhat worn out from bad breaks while at the post was unable both to keep up or finish well He should improve and was probably short Milas closed quite a big gap from a flatfooted start and can do better Frank Bell was overweighted Glen denning runs like a nonstayer He showed fine speed but quit badly at the end endScratched Scratched 312193Sly 110 31258 Slap Dash 103 312572John Peters 97 30369 Moabina 90 90Overweights Overweights Milas 1 pound Ellis Glenn 3 Intrepido 1 1Hilee Hilee show 3 to 5 Princess Titania show 2 to 5 The Pride show 2 to a SIXTH RACE 78 aiile Purse 400 3yearolds Selling 31330 Tnd Horses A Wt St M Yz H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 31256 ILLOWAHO BS 110 7 33 l 11 14 15 L Jackson W II Ketchiman 4552 31256 VASSALO W 109 5 2 34 35 2 21 Conley BurnsWaterhse 3 34 2 45 31 ° 21 LENTO B 110 2 51 6n 7 55 3u J Ranch Neil Blazer 5 10 10 2 31256 D WIGHT WAY JI5H 9t 6 41 52 4 42 43 Fauntleroy V Gilbert 15 30 30 8 8311992PRESTANO 311992PRESTANO Bi 107 3 6 4U 2 3 55 L Daly J Conway 45 65111013 31185 PIRATE MAID B5 103 4 Hi 2 51 61 6 Stuart G W Chappell 30 60 20 8 31164 LEGAL MAXIM jH 107 1 7 1 61 7 7 Hoar H L Jones Co 15 20 15 5 Time 25 51 1151128 1151128Winner Winner Br c by Iroquois Sif Jr JrWent Went to post at 4 43 At post 1 minute Start straggling V on easily second handily Illowaho suddenly improved and off in his stride crossed the entire field at the start and made the running He was apparently in difficulties in the stretch but unexpectedly drew away and won cantering Vassalo from a lucky start was well placed but tired badly in the stretch Lento gradually closed a big gap from last place in three furlongs and is strictly a rater Dwight Way went well througlumt Prestano was crossed at the start and fell hopelessly out of contention but raced into prominence in a quarter of a mile and then tired badly Pirate Maid showed early speed Legal Maxim was interfered w th at the start and put out of business businessOverweights Overweights Vassalo 2 pounds poundsIllowaho Illowaho show evens Vassalo show 1 to 3 Lento show evens Prestano show out f fDily Dily VOL VIII STO 77 CHICAGO SUNDAY MABCH 30 1902 PRICE 5 CEKTS Page [2] OAILYRACINGFORM ISSUED EVERY DAY WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN BULLETINOFFIOIAIi OFFIOIAIi DEGAS OF OFTHE THE WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB JRDITOS AND PSOPEIBTOK F H BRUNEUI BRUNEUIASSOCIATE ASSOCIATE EDITOB CUWTON C KILET SECBETABY MBS F H BEUNELI ti d in the Post Office afe Chicago as second class matter DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO A Daily Reflection o the American Turf by Telegraph COPYRIGHTED ttiod 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 Clkt chart and index numbers and track form of DAILY RACING FORM must not be nsod They are copyrighted daily and will be keenly pro ¬ tected 14120 FIFTH AVE CHICAGO IIJLINOIS SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS TERMS TERMSPr Pr Month 125 125Half Half Year 750 750OnoYear OnoYear 1400 1400Ih Ih above rates are for single copies as sealed Utters firstclass mail mailDaily Daily Racing Form Publishing Co prefers to send fiO al subscriptions outside the down town dis ¬ trict will be declined at other than firstclass mail matter rates CHICAGO ILLINOIS MABCH 30 1902 Memphis Form. MEMPHIS FORM MEMPHIS TENN March 29 The form of Mon days Memphis fields is First Race Death Charles W Meyer Sevoy SevoySecond Second Race Breakspur Maverick The Don DonThird Third Race C B Campbell Harry Wilson Mr Phinizy Fourth Race Waring Nitrate Brigade BrigadeFifth Fifth Race Pearl Mendel Princess Tulane Sixth RaceSam Houston Miss Edd Somersault Memphis Entries. MEMPHIS ENTRIES Probabilities Weather clear track heavy heavyFirst First Race 58 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Allowances AllowancesInd Ind Horses Age Wt Hdcp 30885 2J31160Death Sovoy 1 2J 31160Death SJ8 Sll943Sir Christopher 6 110 foO n 31338 Little Jack Hornor J1S 5i 5i310603Echo 310603Echo Dale f J rf2 28622 Ampere I 27554 Theory S2 rm 280933Ed Austin 5 5JS JS 295 26818 Charles W Meyer 3 97 i5 i5Second Second Race 13 Mile 2yearolds Selling SellingInd Ind Horses color sex pedigree Wt Hdcp 31123 The Don 118 625 625311232Maverick 311232Maverick 115 6oO 6oOMorris Morris Vehon blkc by Pirate of ofPenzance Penzance Carmen 103 Tom Cogan br c by The Sailor SailorPrince Prince Vestal 108 31176 Rosanco 108 600 600312762Breakspur 312762Breakspur 108 00 00Poor Poor Boy b c by Requital Little Barefoot 103 Third Race 1 Mile Mile3yoarolds 3yoarolds and upward Helling Ind Horses Ape Wt Hi Hi31254VE1 31254VE1 Caney 5 115 311312 Mr Phinizy 6 113 31197 Ida Ledford 7 112 30852Trobor 7 109 30988 Egyptian Prince 4 108 28755 Prince of Africa 4 107 31175 Gautama 4 105 31159 Poyntz 4 105 28961 C B Campbell 4 103 31195 Free Admission 4 102 31196 Jackanapes 7 101 31121Glade Run 4 100 312992Harry Wilson 1 3 97 31179 King Tatius 3 89 31195 Memo Wastell 3 86 Fourth Race 1 11G Miles Miles3yearolds 3yearolds and upward The Montgomery Handicap 2000 added 31253 Wax Taper 240452 Waring 29385 Vulcain 308S43Malay 6 107 710 71029599Flying 29599Flying Torpedo 4 107 685 685309882Nitrato 309882Nitrato 4 105 735 735312532Brigado 312532Brigado 6 102 730 29276 Walkenshaw 8 100 715 715311062Scarlet 311062Scarlet Lily 5 100 700 30815 Nobleman 5 100 685 28718 Silurian 4 100 710 71029387Searcher 29387Searcher 4 98 730 31179 Lou Woods 3 94 675 6752958Barouche 2958Barouche 3 94 710 710311G3Lady 311G3Lady Wadsworth 3 92 675 31141 Circus 3 87 705 705S S C Hildreth entry entryFifth Fifth Race 12 Mile 2yearolda Allowances AllowancesInd Ind Horses color sex pedigree Wt Hdcp Lovo Wisely b f by Onoko Piquante by Iroquois 105 Airs and Graces br f by Jim JimGore Gore Lady Jack I105 Judith Campbell br f by Esher Reflection 105 Francia ch f by Burlington Ffanconia 105 312763 Pearl Mendel 105 700 Vestia 700Vestia br f by St Leonards Mere Hill 105 30604 Princess Tulane 105 670 670Laura Laura A M b f by Ben Strome Stappella 105 Lorina ch f by St Florian FayS 105 Philo b f by Dungarvin Xal lapa 105 Louise Collier b f by Wagner Violotte 105 Barnes entry entrySixth Sixth Race 58 Mile 3yearolds Maidens Selling 30671 SamHoueton 102 725 725Cork Cork b c by Kingstock Babotte 99 30288 Bill Logan 99 625 30902 Tripp 99 650 29062 Brissac 99 705 28707 Leviathan 98 695 31277 MissEdd 97 720 30934 Herness 97 700 31057 Somersault 97 710 24340 Lampover 97 675 675Skyflyer Skyflyer b f by Prince of Mon ¬ aco Blue Devils 97 QLEARYS FUTURE BOOK BOOKAMERICAN AMERICAN DERBY BROOKLYN AND SUBURBAN HANDICAPS HANDICAPSWrite Write for quotations Commissions handled on alj races Long distance telephones Yards 628 and 654 654JAMES JAMES OLEARY 4I8389S HALSTEDSt HALSTEDStCHICAGO CHICAGO IM IM IN MEMPHIS starter this season you reaany unaersiana wny uanuicainjers uuu uu alf V vr and why genuine inside information is necessary for pool room players to beat mempnis mempnisMy My Information Costs You Nothing Nothingin in ndvnnce I am THE ORIGINATOR of this method of doing business although several have imitated SyffiS Bnty arTof continued prosperity prove MY CLIENTS GET THE MONEY and are hon St with me as all I ask is that you bet 2 for me on the horso I wire you and remit promptly Treat mo lairfy and you will receive CHERRY RIPE STABLE INFORMATION I only wire when sure as asI I Cant Afford to Send Losers LosersaCyJonlyJdemand aCyJonlyJdemand is that you enclose 40c in your first letter to insure mo against loss by refusal of telegrams telegramsFred Fred Ernest Memphis Tenn TennP P 8 Will issuemy new code daring the Memphis meeting HOW 20 EARNS 6 EVERY BAY Got facts and figures Come behind the curtain in 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and also specify same on my weekly sheet Turf followers should not he without my weekly sheet At a plunce you have the condition of the horse BEWARE OF IMITATORS us 1 am the ORIGINATOR of this entirely new system of furnishing weekly information to patrons in advance I will GUAUiNTKE MY AVEKKJV SPECIAL INFOR ¬ MATION SHEET Money refunded to any one if they can prove that it does not give satisfaction TO CONVINCE YOU of the merits of my new system of furnishing you with the proper information I will mail you my weekly information sheet containing the namo3 of the horses which are progressing in their morning trials UNKNOVN TO THE PUBLIC and many of them nonstarters also of those which are being especially prepared to win at good odds the coming week I will also send you tha names in advance of those which I am waiting to be cut loose at long odds to enable you to look them up before betting your money on them I will also keep you posted during the week on any extra good ones and wire 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properly placed is often overlooked both by Bookies and Public and the probable odds on each Trick will bo 10 or 12 to 1 1My My reputation as a reliable Turfman is well and favorable known to all EASTERN TURFITES but as I will operate at the WESTERN TRACKS this season I will take this opportunity of establishing myself to WESTERN TURFITES offering THIS THREE DAYS INFORMATION INFORMATIONAT AT YOUR OWN TERMS TERMSpayable payable AFTER THESE THREE TRICKS HAVE WON This enablesboth the SMALL and LARGE bettors to get in on this Killing when the Flags fly and the Bugle sounds Therefore submit me a reasonable proposition as your immediate patronage is most earnestly desired and the only real proof of the PUDDIN is in the eating Address ExTrainer G H James P O Box 122 Memphis Term Race Track Information Bureau BureauSUITE SUITE 500 263269 DEARBORN ST TELEPHONE HARRISON 3689 RATES 3689RATES 100 DAILY 400 SIX DAYS SELECTIONS AND SPECLVLS SPECLVLSBoundlee Boundlee Nearest Henry of Trastamare Toscari The Hoyden The Giver The Pride Prestano Prestanowere were the winners our clients received on our Form Letter Handicap Saturday SaturdayFive Five Hundred and SixtyFive Dollars 565 Made last Week by 750 Weekly Clients of the Race Track Information Bureau BureauWe We Sold Our Information to 1GOOO Individuals During the Twelve Months Ending March 39 1902 What was in it for them MUST he in it for you youWhy Why and How the Race Track Information Bureau Exists ExistsBefore Before its advent the casual racegoer had no means of guaging a horses ability to win a race except his own judgment while the regular was compelled to depend upon handicap figures Real inside information based upon the fitness of the horses as determined by their workouts was a priceless commodity gathered and possessed by a few noted plungers only It was denied the regular and the general public THE RACE TRACK INFORMATION BUREAU has received its support from some of the bestmen connected with racing Owners of stables seeking unbiased information which they could obtain from no other source were the first to give us their support but the rank and file of the general racegoer have been our staunchest supporters We contend that the existence of the Race Track Information Bureau has contributed very largely to the confidence which the public has now in the running turf It has made it possible for the ordinary racegoer to onjoy a day at the track without feeling that he is the prey of the bookmakers Our selections of probable winners are based on the workouts of the horses as witnessed by our trained experts If the races were not honestly run and the horses were not allowed to repeat in public their work in private the Race Track Information Bureau could not pick one winner in twentyfive and then only by accident Our inside information will cost us nearly twice as much during the coming season as it did last year and boiled down the whole question is one of money plus brains WE KNOW WE HAVE ONE WE THINK WE HAVE BOTH BOTHWe We will Name Two Ten to One Shots at Memphis on our Card Monday MondayFORM FORM LETTER HANDICAP ON ALL RAGES ON SALE AT 9 AM AMAlso Also sold at cigar store rotunda Adams Express Building 185 Dearborn St Kolmans cigar store 267 Dearborn St news stand northeast corner Van Buren and Dearborn Sts Not sold on race trains Page [3] Little Rock Form Chart. LITTLE ROCK FORM CHART CHARTMTTLE MTTLE ROCK AKK March 29 Sixth day Arkansas Jockey Club Spring Meeting MeetingWeather Weather clear track good Presiding Judge H C Bateman Starter A B Dado Eacing starts at 230 p m W indicates whip 5 spurs H hood 31336 FIEST RACE 34 Mile Purse2cO 4yoarolds and upward Selling A WtSt J4 Vi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 31255 BOUNDLEE H 5 110 1 5H 41 31 1 Singleton B Schreiber 71045 45 ont 31278 SIR GATIAN BH 6110 2 42 3 21J2 Dominick A L H M Rogers4 4 4 65 312742LIZZIE 65312742LIZZIE A H5 4 105 3 H li li 3 Helgeson E Whalen 2i 3 3 1 31277 LA SPARA RS 5 108 4 61 21 4i 42 Lindsay R W Marks 8872 31230 FRANK PEARCE ftS 5 110 6 777 SSK McGinn M A Stephenson 10 10 10 4 31250 GEORGE B COX W 7 113 10 10 8 51 63 Otis S Regan 10 15 15 6 31255 ST DAVID W 4 110 5 2 6i OH 7 Coburn Fulmer Martin 5883 31227 TEMPSE BS 7 108 9 9998 Bell J K Hughes 30 30 20 8 312743BIRDIE STONE W5 4 105 8 8 10 10 9 Davisson E J Arnold Co 15 15 15 6 31273 MILDRED S fiS 4 103 7 31 5n 8 10 Earlo H Lazarus 50 50 50 20 Apprentice 20Apprentice allowance Time 25 49 1 17i Winner 17iWinner Br g by Boundless Parolee ParoleeWent Went to post at 2 35 At post 5 minutes Start fair Won driving second the same Boundleo was rated along until on the home turn where he came to the outside in the good going He was hustled along but finished strongly and was going away at the end Sir Gatian ran a good race and is becom ¬ ing good He hung on gamely when it came to a drive Lizzie A showed speed and ran in much im ¬ proved form La Spara ran well wellScratched Scratched 31298 George H Kotcham 110 3129SLady Curzon 108 Sir 108Sir Gatian show 3 to 5 Lizzie A show 2 to 5 3133 fT SECOND RACE 12 Mile Purso 2SO 2yearolds Selling Ind Horses A Wt St H 1A K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 31276 LADY GALLANTRY 12 li ISK Lindsay J J McAlester 65 32 32 out 312283MAUSER 312283MAUSERTHE 22 2k 21 Singleton B Schreiber 34465 THE ADVOCATE 31 32 35 Coburn G C Bennett 34345 31211 BIRDSLAYER 53 53 4i R Prince S J Charles 30 50 50 15 312282DUKE DASH AWAY AWAYFLORIA 41 42 50 Otis WMcLemore 111 out FLORIA 666 Davisson J U Strode 10 50 50 15 Apprentice allowance Time 12 24 37i 51 Winner 51Winner ClydeWent Br f by Gallantry Zola Clyde Went to post at 303 At post 11 minutes Start straggling Won driving second the same Lady Gallantry was off Hying and never headed but she was tiring in the run home and after trying to bear out was driving to the limit to stall off Mauser The latter stumbled and went to his knees just as the winning mark was passed The Advocate began slowly but made up a lot of ground and ran like a colt that likes a route The last three were as good as left Floria was very green at the barrier and kept rearing back as it went up upScratched Scratched 31228 Fancy Model 100 100Mauser Mauser show out The Advocate show 1 to 3 31338 THIRD RACE 5 12 Furlongs Purse 250 3yearolds and upward Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 31214 CARL KAHLER W 4 103 3 22 32 IKK IH Gormiey HatflldOwnbeyf2 2 2 710 312133HUNTRESSA 710312133HUNTRESSA W 3 95 7 61 53 4 22 W Waldo W McLemore 75 85 85 35 312523LADY 35312523LADY ALBERTA W 3 95 4 5n 62 63 3 Earle HatflldOwnbeyf2 2 2 710 31213 HAINAULT 3 107 5 43 4H 51 41 Dominick J Burrows 4652 312522FATHER 4652312522FATHER WENTKER B 3 105 2 23 2i 2 5i Singleton B Schreiber 2 2 85 710 71031275LITJACKHORNER 31275LITJACKHORNER 5H 6115 1 12 IH 32 61 Lyno W H Richardson 4 6 6 85 31212 ORLA 5 3 95 6 8 8 7 75 Helgeson E Whalen 30 30 30 10 31250 RAGNAROK II W5 4 101 8 7i 7 8 8 Bell M A Stophenson 60 100 100 30 fCpupled in betting Time 24 49 1 02 1 09 Winner 09Winner Br c by His Highness Lilita II IIWent Went to post at S38 At post 5 minutes Start good Won driving second easily Carl Kahler wore the leaders down while rounding the far turn but was under a drive all through the last furlong and just managed to last long enough to stall off Huntressa The latter was outrun in the first half but finished very strongly and would have won in another stride Lady Alberta was interfered with at the furlong post and had to pull up and come to the outside Father Wentker and Little Jack Horner were used up in setting the pace fast fastScratched Scratched 31251 Stringtown 97 97Overweights Overweights Hainault 2 pounds Ragnarok II 3 3The The entry show out Huntressa show out Father Wentker show out O 1 Q O O FOURTH RACE 1 Mile 4yearolds and upward Selling O L O O t The Bob Furth Stakes 500 added Value to winner 650 Ind Herses A Wt St M 1A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 31214NEAREST W 7 101 2 li li li 1 li Bell J K Hughes 22212 31232 W B GATES W 6 107 1 21 21 23 22 2 Coburn G C Bennett 1 651110out 31278PLEAD 651110out31278PLEAD W 4 90 5 5 53 4 33 33 Helgeson J Burrows 75 85 32 12 312533EDGARDO 12312533EDGARDO WS 5 105 3 4 3 32 4 41C Lyne J Burrows f75 85 32 12 312972CURD 12312972CURD GILLOCK BS 4 105 4 3n 4 515 515 515 Dominick R R Rice 10 15 15 5 31214 CHOICE B 4 104 6 6 6 6 6 6 Lindsay E J Arnold Co 20 30 30 10 fCoupled in betting Time 26 51 1 16 1 44i 44iWinner Winner B m by Knight of Ellerslie Dearest DearestWent Went to post at 407 At post 3 minutes Start good Won handily second driving Nearest showed the most speed all the way She kept W B Gates close company to the stretch turn and drew away in the run homo W B Gates ran well but found the journey a bit too far and was driving to the limit at the end to stall off Plead The latter was ridden all over the track and swerved to the extreme outside in the run home Edgardo went fairly well wellNearest Nearest show out The entry show out 31340 FIFTH RACE 78 Mile Purse 250 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St M lz StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 31214 ORLEANS W 4 104 3 21 2n 22 2U 12 Lyce J Burrows 2 2 85 35 31230LOONE 3531230LOONE 4 99 8 5 51 6 3 2 L Smith P J Miles 34465 31278 CHICKADEE W 3 95 5 8 71 73 6 31 Earle HatfieldOwnbeyS 4 4 65 31301ALGIE 6531301ALGIE M WS 3 95 7 7 8 8 7 43 Helgeson W Weir 65 65 65 12 31273 NORA D S 3 76 1 31 3H 41 42 5n Houbre M A Stephonson 100 300 300 50 31297 SIR KINGSTON BH 5 ICO 2 lU 13 13 H 6 Gormiey Mrs R L Rogers 10 20 20 8 31277 THE BE DEMON WS 4 98 4 42 42 SH 5 7 Lindsay W S Laird 5 15 15 5 31250 FRED HESSIG WS 4 107 6 6 6 51 8 8 Dominick R R Rice 10 16 16 6 Apprentico allowance Time 24 49 1 16 1 30i Winner 30iWinner Br f by The Chevalier Florine FlorineWent Went to post at 432 At post 8 minutes Start good Won easily second driving Lyne waited with Orleans until in the last quarter when he took command withoutmuch effort and quickly drew away in tho run homo Loone closed a big gap from a poor start but was driving at the end to stall off Chickadee Tho latter made up much ground and finished strongly Helgeson trailed along in the rear with Algio M until the race was over She was running past horses at the end Sir Kingston led on sufferance to the stretch where he tired Fred Hcssig did not run his race Scratched313012B raceScratched313012B G Fox 103 31300Censor 102 102Overweights Overweights Orleans 3 pounds Sir Kingston 3 Fred Hessig 2 10 show 1 to 2 Chickadee show 1 to 2 Al O I QJ jj SIXTH RACE 1 Mile ami 70 Yards Purse 250 3yearolds and upward Ind Horses A Wt St H 2 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P P312783H 312783H OF TRASTAMAREHj 7 106 4 41 31 1 Hi 12 Davisson J U Strode Co 853 3 T 313013PAY THE FIDDLER g 6 106 7 9 9 8 73 2 Gormiey L Landry 4662 312733FLORRIE 4662312733FLORRIE S S 3 80 1 72 72 63 61 Si W Waldo B O Kennedy 10 30 30 8 31278 TEA GOWN W 4 lOi 8 62 6 51 41 41 Lyne Cole Co 332 45 3125t 453125t MISSILE B 3 91 3 m 2 32 2n 5 Earle R W DeNeffe 6 10 10 4 3129S2COGSWELL W 4102 6 5 5 4 5 61 L Smith P J Miles 85 85 65 out 312543FRANK out312543FRANK JONES S 3 83 2 31 11 21 3 7 Helgeson J R Stanton 4 6 62 31298 HUTCH MILLER B5 4 102 9 8 8 9 8 8 Lindsay Curry La Flore 10 30 30 10 31297 JOHN G FORD 5 106 5 2 4 7 9 9 McGinn Duffy Behan 10 50 50 15 Approntice 15Approntice allowance Time 25 50 1 16 1 44i 1 49K 49KWinner Winner Br g by Fonso Reveal RevealWent Went to post at 503 At post 3 minutes Start good Won easily second driving Henry of Tras tamaro is in good form went to the front when his rider was ready and won easing up Pay the Fiddler came very fast at the end and got second place in the last stride Florrie S was crowded back whn rounding the first turn but made up lost ground and finished gamely Tea Gown was bumped into and crowded in the last furlong Cogswell did not run his race by any means Scratched meansScratched 31300 Syncopated Sandy 97 Overweights 97Overweights Tea Gown 4 pounds Henry poundsHenry pf Trastamaro show 1 to 2 Pay tho Fiddler show 3 to 5 Florrie S show 8 to 1 Tea Washington Form Chart. WASHINGTON FORM CHART WASHINGTON D C March 29 Fifth day Washington Jockey Club Spring Meeting MeetingWeather Weather cloudy track heavy Presiding Judge Clarence McDowell Starter Mars Cassidy Racing starts at 3 00 p m Kf indicates whip 5 spurs H hood O t O l Q FIRST EACE 34 Mile Purse 759 3yoarolds and upward Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St V Vi ZA StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P W 6 120 1 li 13 12 12 Odom FJKittlemanCo 6883 312702ALACK 3 91 4 5 4 21 21 Creamer A Belmont 3 3 1651 1651312832KING 312832KING BARLEYCORN Wjj 6112 3 23 23 3 = S Landry J W Colt 2 3 85710 31281 MAN O1 WAR ft 3 101 2 31 31 45 46 Wonderly O L Richards 24475 29506 BATYAH W 3 96 5 4a 5n 52 55 D OConnorW C Daly 8 25 25 8 31236 HAMPSHIRE H 4 118 6 6666T Burns Mrs E Bradley 8993 Time 8993Time 13 26 52 119 119Winner HopWent Winner B h by Phoenix Glen Hop Went to post at 304 At post 4 minutes Start good Won easily second the same Cormorant always at home in muddy going showed the most speed raced King Barleycorn into exhaustion and drew away in the stretch and had something in reserve at the end Alack ran an eighth in a false start after breaking through the barrier He was poorly handled but his race was a good one closing up much ground in the last quarter but was staggering at the end King Barleycorn had no mishaps and showed speed but could not stand the early pace set Man o War performed poorly He was hard rid ¬ den in the stretch but could not get up Scratched upScratched 29529 Cheral dOr 120 313043Princess Otillie 113 113Cormorant Cormorant show evens Alack show 3 to 5 King Barleycorn show 1 to 2 Man o War show 3 to 5 3132O SECOND RACE 4 12 Furlongs 400 added 2yearolds Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St M 4 X K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 312343TOSCAN W 110 2 231234MOECA 1 12 Hi Bullman A Belmont 45335 31234MOECA 110 1 1312342FIEST 2 23 2s Landry GoughacresStable35 45 71013 312342FIEST CHORD WH 110 3 3CHARLOTTE 320 320 330 Odom RWWaldenSons 46665 CHARLOTTE NEWMNWS 107 4 45 48 4io King GB Walters 30 10060 15 31268 PRINCE HOADLEY W HO 5 555 Wonderly Lotos Stable 6 15 15 3 1 Time 11 51 58 Winner Ch c by Hastings Toscana Went to post at 330 At post 3 minutes Start good for all but Prince Hoadley Won easily second driving It was a twohorse race all the way and the winner is a promising youngster Toscan and Morca raced together for three furlongs when Morca weakened leaving Toscan to go on and win The latter was being eased up in the final strides Morca is speedy but was used up early and quit in the last sixteenth First Chord finished strongly and would have been second in two more strides He ran a good race and made up a lot of ground Prince Hoadley shied when the barrier went up and was practically furlongScratched left Wonderly sent him on and went a fast furlong Scratched 312683Money Lender 110 110Toscan Toscan show out Morca show out First Chord show 1 to 3 THIRD RACE 1 12 Miles Over 6 Hurdles 400 added 4yearolds and upward 31321 Maidens Allowances Ind Horse AWtSt 1246 StrFin Jockeys O H C P 29481 J A WARNEE W 4 137 4 22 2 11 12 H Carson E D Morrell 3 3i 3i 65 31269 TAMARIN W 5150 1 41 6 6i 43 46 48 26 Finnegan C Barker 10 10 6 2 313073FARRELL W 7 151 9 7 71 2i Si 22 310 R Taylor Mrs R Bra Bradley 4 4 1151 31238 HOP SCOTCH W 6 151 8 5n 4n SH 22 Si 412 Donohue M Hogan 10 10 5 2 27614 SILENT FRIEND B 5 147 5 3 3 5 6 52 55 Mr Harris C M Harris 20 20 12 4 31237 IDLE WAYS K 4 140 2 8 83 83 7 78 66 Johnson J Borkel 10 30 30 10 29529 CHEVAL DOR W 5 154 6 1 IH 7i 8 83 70 Saffell Nagle Mannix 10 30 30 10 285592PR PLAUSIBLE US 6 151 79 9 9 9 9 8 J Taylor JKGarnett 10 30 30 8 31284 MANGO WS 6 147 3 61 51 62 5 62 9 Ray G W Cook 15 15 10 4 4Time302 Time302 Time302Winner Winner Ch g by Tattler Delaware Went to post at 3 55 At post 6 minutes S Sgood good jumper and showed speed but was tiring badly at the end being all out Tamarin cleverly handled finished strongly and would have won in a few more strides Farrell was third because of his speed he losing ground at all the jumps Hop Scotch weakened under pressure after showing well for most of the route routeScratched Scratched 31284Water Alone 135 135J J A Warner show 3 to 5 Tamarin show 6 to 5 Farrell show 1 to 2 31322 FOURTH RACE 34 Mile 500 added 3yearolds Allowances Ind Horses A Wt St 4 V X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 312363THE HOYDEN ill 1 2 2H li 12 Odom AHDH Morris 65 75 45 25 31281 TRUMP WH 116 3 3WS 12 lii 2 2 Brennan W C Daly 5662 56623H 312813CARROLL D WS H9 2 2WS 3H 33 36 3 Landry W T McGrath 85 1352 45 312712RENDEZVOUS WS 101 4 4W 41 53 46 410 Rice s N Holman Co 12 25 20 7 31302 FLO RUSSELL W 101 6 6WD 55 43 55 51 Murphy F A G R Hanby 50 10060 20 312842INKLING WD 101 7 7W 777 62 Shea G Selleck 12 15 15 4 31238 RIGHTAWAY W 111 5 6 63 61 7 T Burns O L Richards 15 30 30 10 Time 10Time 13 25 52 118 Winner B f by Esher The Maid by Erdenheim ErdenheimWent Went to post at 430 At post 2 minutes Start poor Won easily second driving The Hoyden was best went to the front when Odom BO desired and was only cantering at the end Trump displayed his usual speed and hung on gamely in the stretch when Carroll D challenged but was ont to the last ounce Carroll D at homo in the mud ran a good race under punishment but could not get up The others are not much with the exception of Rightaway which is not anywhere near his form formThe The Hoyden show out Trump show evens Carroll D show 2 to 5 O I O 6 O FIFTH RACE 78 Mile 400 added 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St M yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O 31237JILLUMINATE WH 3 92 1 11 11 11 11 11 J JDaly Daly Mrs L Curtis 2 2S12792LOCKET 3 3 65 S12792LOCKET W 3 92 4 4 3 2 2n 23 2 Creamer W C Daly 6 6752 312792GOLD FOX 6112 5 2n 2n 3u 41 32 Landry Murray Hill Stbl 2 1351151 29519 PLAYLIKE 3 86 3 6a 5i 5 3 4 Shea W H Sands 10 10 4 85 31103 BEGGAR LADY 4 98 9 9H 9 9 71 53 Rice H Corwin 30 60 60 20 312722FILIBUSTER 8 100 8 5 62 61 6 63 McNichols E F Myers 15 25 25 8 31279 THE EOGUE 4 101 7 85 72 71 8 72 Hicks C Barker 20 20 10 3 31284WATER ALONE 4 105 2 3i 43 42 51 8io T Burns Mrs B Bradley 5883 31279 ASTERY W 3 841010 10 10 93 910 DOConnor JDHooe 15 100 100 30 31283 THERMOS fU 5 105 6 7 8 8 10 10 Booker G C Johnson 15 40 40 12 312723FLARA 4 101 Left at the post Hodges E Murray 40 100 100 30 Apprentice allowance Time 13 25 = 6 51 1 18 1 32 32Winner Winner Br o by His Highness Shining Light Went to post at 455 At post 2 minutes Start bad Won handily second easily Illuminate off running was never in trouble Daly rated him in good style and had plenty in hand at the end Locket likes the mud and ran a good race under a drive through the stretch but could not get up Gold Fox got away well and was speedy in going he dislikes Playliko tired Beggar Lady made up a big gap and was gaining at the end The Eogue can do better betterScratched Scratched 313193King Barleycorn 109 29569 Rough Rider 107 31271 Dr Korber 100 30830Gray Morn 98 98Overweights Overweights Illuminate 2 pounds poundsIlluminate Illuminate show 3 to 5 Locket show evens Gold Fox show 2 to 5 Playlike show 4 to 5 SIXTH EACE 1 Mile and 10O Yards 400 added 3yoarolds and upward 31324 Handicap Ind Horses A Wt St M Yt StrFm Jockeys Owners O H C P 312692WOODTEICE ODTRICE M 5 116 5 4 42 3 21 1 Odom R J Lyles 66465 66465riDTcv manfiinHARLEY riDTcv MOOR Mnnwp H 5H8 1 2 23 U IH 22 Bullman T F Coles 656591025 656591025IH 312693LAMP OLEE IH 4 115 4 11 11 2 31 3a Landry W T McGrath 3772 31105 PHILMA PiULrMA iAvxu PAXTON W 4 187 3 5 5 5 4 42 Booker T E Mannix Co 15 15 15 4 31238 OHNET W 5 115 2 3 31 43 5 5 T Burns M J Maloney 3 4 3 1 1Time Time 12 25 53 1 19 1 48 1 54 WinnerCh g by Wood MossCantatrice Went to post at 5 25 At post 1 minute Start fair Won driving second easily Woodtnce was skillfully handled Odom avoided the early pace and waited to a furlong from homo before making his run and Woodtrice responded gamely and caught the leader a few strides from the finish under a hard drive Charley Moore was speedy liked the going and was under restraint in the first part of the race and appeared to be the winner a furlong from home but hung in tho final strides Lamp O Leo prob ¬ ably needs a race or two more before he will be at his best He showed speed but tired after going six furlongs Philma Paxtons performance was a good one Ohnet can beat this kind when he is good but he iirod after going a half halfScrat Scrat hed31236Himself 126 29387 Orontas 125 313072Lou Rey 121 31319 Baiyah 110 312822Fonso 312822Fonsoncaj ncaj t r1 1 oore show out Lamo o Lee show 7 to 10 Ohnet show out Page [4] MONTHLY FORM BOOKS The Form Book for March is ready for sale and includes the racing of March 29 Paper cover 1 bather cover 150 i PEDIGREE BLANKS On linen paper artistically edged in colors ruled and arranged for six generations of sires and dame of individuals and their ancestors Ten cents each 100 per dozen 350 per hundred No owner of a stallion should be without a supply supplyDAILY DAILY BACING FORM 124126 Fifth Avenue Chicago 111 NOW BEADY BEADYThe 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 bookmaking 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 df great value to all who desire to keep track of the records of healthy sporte of all kinds 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 Jockeys Handicapped. JOCKEYS HANDICAPPED HANDICAPPEDDAILT DAILT RACING FORM will from now on publish each week a table of the rating of the jockeys rid ing at each track based on their performances jn the saddle The best riders 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 skill For a difference of five points between the jockeys a corresponding five points change in the handicap figures assigned the horses in any race must be made Only riders fre ¬ quently in the saddle will be given a place in the tables The following is the rating of the jockeys now riding over the various tracks At Oakland Jockeys JockeysJackson Jackson L Ranch J Hoar Ransom Vititoe D Ma thews J McGinn Troxler Conley See Stuart Knapp W Woods J T Hennessey Flick Fauntleroy Winslett Burlingame Howson Tullet Romero Bozeman DalyL Kelly Yickery Spargnr Ezell Sheohan Logan E Gisborn Treanor Collis Jockeys JockeysAdams Adams Dunn Brodien Waterbury Smith Donnelly E Peterson Homer Ross Gatliff Walker J McCarthy J JGatley Gatley Prior CrosthwaitePrior Crosthwaite McDermott Jackson L A ABurke Burke Wallace Parmelee Bell Earle Webster Gannon Dyer DngganW DngganWDyer Hoffman McKonna Trower Rowan Woods J Turner N Coburn Winkfield J Lyne OrBrienT Dominick Waldo W Williams R Smith L McJoynt Lindsay Otis Gormley Robertson Minder Walsh T Dupee Aker Waldo J Helgeson Meade T Slack Weber A Miller J Dangman Rice J Gilmoro Dade Davisson Bell 80 Singleton 80 Logue 80 Munro 80 Hope 80 Boyd 80 Wilson H 80 Wilson W 80 Bassinger 80 Young 80 Hayden 80 Earle 80 Rice Bi 75 Houbre 75 Jones A 75 Prince R 75 Lampard 75 Ellis 75 Wallace 75 Maiar 75 Lowe 75 Murray W 75 Pritchett 75 Battiste 75 Dean L 75 Watson W 75 Durban 75 Ellig 75 McGuire 75 Bullman Burns T Odom McCue Wonderly Blake Landry Miles Booker Daly J Creamer Brennan Murphy R Thompson G Henderson M Seaton Shea Dart Cummings Anderson Hall Danzig McNichols Hicks Morris Richardson OConnor D King Rice Hodges Washington Entries. WASHINGTON ENTRIES Probabilities Weather clear track heavy Apprentice allowance allowanceFirst First Race 58 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Allowances AllowancesInd Ind Horses Age Wt Hdcp Hdcp31279Alpaca 31279Alpaca 5 107 725 31302 Ninonia 4 106 700 31323 The jRogue 4 106 715 31267Obliged 71531267Obliged 4 104 720 29606 Happy 3 94 715 312673Rona 715312673Rona 3 92 710 26897 Belle ofMilford 3 92 700 29084 Donna Honora 3 92 705 705Second Second Race 12 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Maidens Allowances AllowancesInd Ind Horses color sex pedigree Wt Hdcp Hdcp312803Mystic 312803Mystic Belle 99 725 Springbook 725Springbook 99 31268 Miraculous 99 710 31303 Mary Milden 99 705 Weirds9me 705Weirds9me ch g by Atheling Maggie Weir 99 Rosetint ch f by Hastings Lady Rosemary 99 31280 Enhance 99 720 31268 Squid 99 715 715Third Third Race About 2 12 Miles Steeplechase Steeplechase4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Allowances Ind Horses Age Wt Hdcp Hdcp282543Champion 282543Champion 6 170 685 31235sfKlondyke 68531235sfKlondyke H 8 156 680 31283tHand 68031283tHand Vice 4 149 690 31321 Silent Friend 5 149 675 312S5Arius 675312S5Arius 5 149 700 H 700H I Marshall entry entryFourth Fourth Race About 3 12 Miles 6yearolds Allowances Hunters Steeplechase SteeplechaseInd Ind Horses color sex pedigree Wt Hdcp Twilight b g by Torchlight Blue Cap 168 Royal Stag 163 Hari Kari b g by Tecum Tecumseh seh dam unknown 161 17214 Lemoon 155 Masterpiece 155 The Hawk 145 Rooster Taragondam ch g by Taragon dam unknown 145 Fifth Race O 12 Furlongs Furlongs3yearolds 3yearolds Allowances Ind Horses Age Wt Hdcp 31322 Rightaway 106 700 31281 2Meistersinger 106 720 720313232Locket 313232Locket 106 715 313063Lac 715313063Lac 106 710 710312SlEssene 312SlEssene 103 725 31322 Rendezvous 94 715 715Sixth Sixth Race 4 13 Furlongs Furlongs2yeeroHs 2yeeroHs Selling Ind Horses color sex podigreo Wt Hdep 31280 Tribesman 107 715 31234 Blueand Orange 102 720 312SO 720312SO Julia Lyston 99 725 Juggernaut ch c by Star Ruby Tyranny 97 31320 Charlotte Newman 96 710 710Seventh Seventh Race 1 Mile and 60 Yards Yards4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Soiling Ind Horses Age WJ Hdcp Hdcp3132J3LampoLeo 3132J3LampoLeo 4 114 715 313072LouRey 715313072LouRey 6 110 710 31319 Hampshire 4 106 690 31307A11 69031307A11 Saints 4 105 725 31269Handicapper 72531269Handicapper 5 102 700 31324Philma 70031324Philma Paxton 4 96 705 705312822Fonsoluca 312822Fonsoluca i 3 90 720 Washington Form. WASHINGTON FORM WASHINGTON D C March 29 The form of Mondays Washington fields is First Race Alpaca Obliged Happy HappySecond Second Race Mystic Belle Enhance Squid SquidThird Third Race Arius Hand Vice Champion ChampionFourth Fourth Race No form formFifth Fifth Race Essene Meistersinger Locket LocketSixth Sixth Race Julia Lyston Blue and Orange Tribesman TribesmanSeventh Seventh Race All Saints Fonsoluca Lamp oLee Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF To show what a race the Saratoga Cup ought to be this year the following are noted in the list of entries Flywheel Garry Hermann Advance Gnard Baron Blues Bonnibert Water Color Her nando Dr Barlow Gold Heels Heno Compute Pentecost Herbert Nones Douro Chilton Prince of Melbourne Yankee Blue Girl and Goldsmith GoldsmithThe The following have been declared out of the Car ¬ ter Handicap which is the opening attraction at the coming meeting at Aqueduct Roehampton 126 Irritable 122 Potente 117 Bon Mot 103 The Hoyden 102 Champagne 100 Enright 98 98There There is a rumor afloat among turfmen that J G Follansbees noted fouryearold colt Roehampton has become a roarer The colt is working daily at Morris Park and his trainer says that there is nothing serious the matter with him himThe The twoyearold filly Miss Petticoat by Domingo Alcestis by Hindoo for which Henry E Zeigler of Cincinnati had refused 10000 has gone wrong at the Kentucky Association course and will be turned out The filly worked a quarter in 22 sec ¬ onds last fall fallJohn John W Schorr has shipped Streamer to Lexing ¬ ton to go into the stud at John B Ewings Willam ¬ ette Farm Gossip Of The Turf. GOSSIP OF THE TURF August Belmont who is responsible for the exist ¬ ence of the Bonnings raco track paid a visit to Washington last Thursday and so satisfiedrwas he with the outlook that he immediately began mak ¬ ing liberal changes His first move was to have posted a notice that on and after March 29 all purses of 300 would be increased to 400 After looking around the paddock and clubhouse in ¬ specting things Mr Belmont paid a visit to the cheap field He saw possibly a dozen occupants in the stand Seymour Butler was with him and they spoke of the present poor outlook of the field stand paying the expenses of the gatekeepers Their con ¬ versation was overheard and Mr Belmont inti ¬ mated that he saw no prospect of the field paying unless there were one or two bookmakers to attract attention As matters now stand it is surely a drug on the market and it may be predicted that in the near future there will be more to interest the patrons than the dry occupation of watching the The San Francisco Examiner of March 25 has this to say of Jockey Willie Knapp about one of his re ¬ cent victories on Frangible Little Knapp for so small a boy put up a mar ¬ velous ride in a mile and a sixteenth handicap yes ¬ terday He went away from the post whipping and kept at his horse nearly all the way around finally winning in a drive from Janice the 1 to 2 favorite Frangible was at 25 to 1 in the betting Knapp evi ¬ dently had very clear instructions as to how to ride the race and he followed them He outran the field to the first turn so as to get the rail position and then hugged the insido of the track No one could have ridden the horse better At the head of the stretch he looked beaten but Knapps whip kept him at his work and in the final drive his advan ¬ tage in weight helped him Janice might have beaten him at that if Position had not crowded her all during the run through the stretch She man ¬ aged to beat Position by a very narrow margin for second place Saratogas full list of stake entries for 1902 in ¬ cludes the following prominent western nomina ¬ tors Burns Waterhouse E J Baldwin G C Bennett Co Burlingame Stock Farm Prince Poniatowski J P Chinn Fred Cook John A Drake H B Durham C R Ellison E S Gardner George Hondrie W B Jennings Co W H Laudeman J B Lewman Liger Brown W H McCorkle W OB Macdonough Middleton Jung bluth W J Price P Ryan J W Schorr W Sho walter W Williams Henry M Zicgler It is many years since there have been so many western stables and of such high class besides engaged at Sara ¬ toga W C Whitney was quoted as saying several days days ago that in his estimation Nasturtium stands one chance in a thousand of winning the Epsom Derby that tho colt had not been withdrawn but that the matter rested entirely with trainer Hug gins Mr Whitney was also quoted to the effect that ho had learned that Nasturtium had improved in health but was so far gone that it would take a couple of months before he could begin hard train The Parader. THE 1 AKAI EK Judge Burke in Morning Telegraph of March 26 has this to say about The Paraders diseased hoofs It is now a certainty that tho turf will know The Parader no more There have been cases known in fact of horses dying from diseases of the feet Whether or not tho Realization winner is in danger of death cannot be made known at this dis ¬ tance from the scene of his sufferings sufferingsHe He is now at Lexington Ky where tho inten ¬ tion was to devote him to stud purposes If how ¬ ever he is in physical pain from the condition of his feet ho will of course be humanely treated treatedIt It was tho opinion yesterday of an expert who whosaw saw him in January that his feet can with good goodcare care be cured the bulging or convex hoofs driven drivenback back and the horse thereafter have comparative comparativecomfort comfort The lamentable condition of this good goodJiorse Jiorse 4s due to inflammation settling in his feet and as the exudation was bound to have a vent the convex hoofs were the result resultHis His case is whatjs known as one of drop soled hoofs Normal hoofs are concave or somewhat in the shape of a cap Then there are cases of flat footed hoofs next como the convex hoofs The Parader had such hoofs from the cause above stated inflammation settling in tho feet Should he re ¬ cover and there is no reason why he should not with care thoro is no fear of tho disease being trans ¬ mitted for it is not hereditary hereditaryA A better fatewas kdeservedlby thislgood colt His early retirement is agreatloss to the turf and to his owner Never was anloasier victory than his race in theWithersJn which hejmado mincemeat of Bonnibert Bellario and All Green GreenHe He was under a tremendous pull for a great part of that event No doubt he was trying to run out on the turns Near the end he seemed to be a wild colt for he darted away again after Bonnibert seemed about to catch him The going that day was much to his liking for he fairly reveled in it itAt At Saratoga a month after he had won tho Realization from the ailing Commando ho ran in tho rich Saratoga Handicap and showed a great performance for he was fearfully messed about yet finished in front of Blues to whom he was con ¬ ceding six pounds In that same stake Tom Welch saw his charge Blues run a race which qualified him to win whenever ho started again againBlues Blues had almost as rough a deal in the course of it as had Tho Parader tho Welch told the writer two days before tho Travers that ho expected to win it with the son of Sir Dixon because of his display in the Saratoga Handicap Still there might have been a different story but for The Parader getting off poorly and as it was he was going much stronger at the finish than either Blues or Dublin which beat him two heads only onlyBut But it is possible that even theh The Parader was suffering from foot trouble The culmination is now apparent in his retirement from the turf Ante-Post Betting. ANTEPOST BETTING Below will bo found tho latest quotations of odds laid against the American Derby candidates by James OLeary of this city and Joseph F Ullman Dorses OLDll OLDllAbe Abe Frank 10 10 10AHanaDalo AHanaDalo 20 20 20Allie Allie Virgie 100 200 200Anna Anna Elliott 50 200 200Arian Arian 50 75 75Balm Balm of Gilead 200 300 300Baron Baron 30 30 30Bessie Bessie Spahr 40 60 60Blackthorn Blackthorn 300 500 500Bon Bon Mot 100 200 Charles W Moyor 40 50 50Corrigan Corrigan 40 40 40Cunard Cunard 30 60 60Dewey Dewey 100 100 100Dr Dr Burns 50 100 100Emshee Emshee 100 100 100Enright Enright 100 300 300FromagedoBrie200 FromagedoBrie200 300 300Gold Gold Seeker 30 30 30Heno Heno 15 12 12H H L ColemanlOO 100 100Homestead Homestead 25 30 30Hot Hot 200 500 500Huzzah Huzzah 100 200 200Igniter Igniter 40 50 50Inspector Inspector Shea 75 100 100Jack Jack Demund 100 100 100Jed Jed 100 100 100J J W Rhodes 100 200 200Keynote Keynote 75 100 100Leonora Leonora Loring 75 75 75LordQuex LordQuex 40 60 60Lucien Lucien Appleby 50 50 1 Memnon 40 40 40Merry Merry Maker 100 200 200Northern Northern Star 200 200 200OomPaul OomPaul 30 30 30Oweriton Oweriton 100 100 100Picquart Picquart 200 200 200uaker uaker 50 100 100edTip edTip 40 75 75Runnels Runnels 10 12 12San San Nicholas 60 100 100Sombrero Sombrero 30 40 40St St Tammany 150 200 200The The LedaeanSOO 500 Tom Keene 300 500 500Waswift Waswift 50 60 60Wyeth Wyeth 25 SO Besides his Derby book OLeary quotes tho fol ¬ lowing odds on the Brooklyn and Suburban Han ¬ dicaps BROOKLYN HANDICAP Horses Wt Odds OddsBanastar Banastar 127 20 20Blues Blues 124 8 Bonnibert 122 12 12Garry Garry Hermann 120 20 20Ten Ten Candles 119 30 30Advance Advance Guard 117 15 15Lady Lady Schorr 113 50 50Caviar Caviar 112 25 25His His Eminence Ill 30 30Elkhorn Elkhorn 109 30 Black Fox 109 30 30Argregor Argregor 107 40 40End End by Right 106 25 25The The Rhymer 106 20 20Kamara Kamara 105 40 40Toddy Toddy 103 30 30Trigger Trigger 103 40 40Reina Reina 102 60 60Pentecost Pentecost 100 12 Monograph 100 30 30SadieS SadieS 98 60 60Flywheel Flywheel 97 40 40Contend Contend 95 100 100Petrall Petrall 92 75 75Ethics Ethics 92 50 50Flora Flora Pomona 90 100 SUBDEBAN HANDICAP Horses 1 1Banastar Banastar Alcedo Gold Heels Ballyhoo Bey Garry Hermann HermannHernando Hernando Roehamptou Silverdale Dr Barlow Autolight His Eminence EminenceBlackFox BlackFox Six Shooter Baron Pepper Mischievous Alard Scheck ScheckBlue Blue Girl Toddy Trigger Flying lorpedo Monograph lorpedoMonograph Chilton Wealth Dixieline All Gold Port Royal Keynote Northern Star j Horses OLUll OLUllAladdin Aladdin 40 60 60Alibort Alibort 100 100 100Andy Andy Williams SO 75 75Archie Archie 200 300 300Arsenal Arsenal 60 60 60Barouche Barouche 200 200 200Belles Belles Commoner 75 80 80Blackmoro Blackmoro 50 100 100Blcnnenworth Blcnnenworth 50 50 50Cameron Cameron 50 100 100Compute Compute 30 50 50Cruzados Cruzados 15 20 20Dark Dark Secret 100 100 100Dixielino Dixielino 50 50 50Ed Ed Austin 75 75 75Endur Endur by Bight 20 20 20Escalanto Escalanto 50 200 200Glen Glen Water 100 200 200Hargis Hargis 50 75 75Hermis Hermis 50 50 50Henry Henry Zitt 50 50 50Hopedalo Hopedalo 100 500 500HunterRaine HunterRaine 75 100 100Hyphen Hyphen 30 30 30Indian Indian II 100 100 100Inventor Inventor 100 150 150Jaubert Jaubert 30 30 30J J V Kirby 40 50 50Kaffir Kaffir 100 200 200Larry Larry Young 50 60 60Leroyd Leroyd 200 500 500Lou Lou Woods 200 200 200McChesney McChesney 10 15 15Merriment Merriment 75 100 100Nellie Nellie Waddell 75 75 75Old Old England 30 30 30Otis Otis 50 50 50Pentecost Pentecost 20 20 20Prowl Prowl 150 500 500Red Red Hook 75 ICO ICORemorse Remorse 200 2CO 2COSambo Sambo 10Q 200 200Slipthrift Slipthrift 50 40 40South South Trimble 40 50 The Giver 75 100 TimD Jr 300 500 Trialmoro 150 150 150Water Water Boy 100 100 Horses Wt Odds OddsAlcedo Alcedo 125 12 12Herbert Herbert 121 15 15Hernando Hernando 120 20 20Roehampton Roehampton 118 15 15Dr Dr Barlow 113 30 30Irritable Irritable 112 50 50Autolight Autolight 112 30 30VaterCure VaterCure 110 30 30Brigadier Brigadier 109 25 25Baron Baron Pepper 107 25 25Mischievous Mischievous 106 50 50Alard Alard Scheck 106 40 40Gulden Gulden 105 60 60Carbuncle Carbuncle 104 50 50Tho Tho Regent 103 30 30Flying Flying Torpedo 102 40 40Lanceman Lanceman 100 30 Oom Paul 100 25 Chilton 99 40 Wealth 97 100 All Gold 97 60 Port Royal 95 40 Keynote 92 40 Northern Star 90 150 150Maximola Maximola 88 200 200Alsike Alsike 86 100 Horses Wt Odds OddsWater Water Color 127 8 8Blues Blues 124 12 12Bonnibert Bonnibert 123 15 15Herbert Herbert 121 15 15McMeokin McMeokin 121 30 30Ten Ten Candles 119 30 30Advance Advance Guard 117 15 15Dublin Dublin 114 30 30Lady Lady Schorr 113 60 60Water Water Cure 111 30 30Elkhorn Elkhorn 109 40 40Brigadier Brigadier 108 25 25Heiio Heiio 107 15 15Argregor Argregor 106 40 40Tho Tho Rhymer 105 30 30Kamara Kamara 104 40 40Carbuncle Carbuncle 103 60 60Withers Withers 103 75 75Reina Reina 102 60 60Gold Gold Seeker 100 25 25OomPaul OomPaul 100 25 25Pentecost Pentecost 99 20 20SadieS SadieS 98 60 60Flywheel Flywheel 97 40 40Arden Arden 97 25 Page [5] Charleston Form Chart. CHARLESTON FORM CHART CHARLESTON S C Marcli 20 Eightyseventh day Charleston Racing Association Winter Meeting Weather threatening track heavy Presiding Judge Harry Tupper Starter John P Roach Racing starts at 300 p m FIR FIRST RACE 4 13 Furlongs Purse 100 3yearolds and upward Selling 31331 Ind Horses A Wt St M Vz StrFin Jockeys O H C P 31246FANNIE KNOX 3 92 3 31 11 12 FEaston H L Johnson JohnsonIK 24 4 4 65 31265 CELLV 6 108 1 IK 23 21 Powell J Bowers 45432 31190GRATIA 5 108 4 45 SH 32 Roouey F D Davis 85 85 32 12 31294 ST BISHOP 3 102 5 5a 54 51 41 D Hall Bacon Co Co2H 2331 31136 SACKHEN a 102 2 2H 41 54 W Stewart J R Hand 66432 31262BARNEY F 5 110 6 666 May H Higginbottom 24 24 21 1 1Time Time 261 53 59i 59iWinner Winner B f by Appomattox Montvale MontvaleWent Went to post at 3 38 At post 3 minutes Start poor Won easily second driving Fannie Knox Tyent to the front when ready and won as her rider pleased Celia had an advantage at the start and well handled lasted longer than usual Gratia had no mishaps St Bishop and Barney F were pulling up at the start and were practically left leftScratched Scratched 30341 Lucy 108 31246 Me 92 92Overweights Overweights St Bishop 5 pounds poundsNo No show betting 31332 SECOS SECOND RACE 34 Mile Purse 100 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St M V StrFin JoCKeys Owners O H C P 3131420HIO KING 3 99 4 33 33 11J 11 Roonoy H Cheek 333 710 31294 VINCE 4 107 5 21 14 21 23 Patton E E Ragner 5552 31314 GRACE WILSON 4 105 2 54 51 41 3 Leer J S Brannon 6883 6883312632ONOMASTUS 312632ONOMASTUS 6 113 1 11 22 314 4 May J R Hand 45 45 45 out 31314 TAVA HARRIS 8 108 6 61 61 54 53 J Lynch J Lynch 5662 31293 JOE GAMMAGE 6 110 7 8 8 6 62 D Hall W A Fay 4 44 44 2 31034 CLARRIS 3 100 8 7 7 71 72 V Stewart S T Gaines Co 10 20 20 8 31189 CAPITOLIA 6 108 3 41 4 8 8 Paretto J B Berry 815 15 6 Time 26i 534 1 22 22Winner Winner Ch c by Irish King Fenella FenellaWent Went to post at 438 At post 10 minutes Start good Won easily second the same Ohio King was the best and had to be to win He suffered from much interference and was nearly thrown down on the turn Vince was prominent in the false breakaways but ran a good race Grace Wilson ran gamely and got third place in the final stride May on Onomastus kept whipping Grace Wilson over the head in the mishapsScratched last sixteenth Onomastus had no mishaps Scratched 31317 Laroquoise 110 31314Lauras First 105 312462Pudge 94 31318 Rosie R 94 Corrected weights Clarris 100 100Ohio Ohio King show out Vince show evens Grace Wilson show 7 to 5 31333 O O O O THIRD RACE 78 Mile Purse 100 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St M 1A i StrFiu Jockeys Owners O H C P 312473 FRANK B 9105 1 11 23 m H 2 Powell J R Hand 1 1 7 10 out 31264 CERTAIN 5 105 4 31 1 21 2 2 D Hall Homo Stable 2 2331 312643SIR KENNETH 6 108 2 24 34 41 41 3 Tattorsall W D Jones 2331 312952QUEEN 2331312952QUEEN L 6 101 5 5 41 3 314 43 W Stewart R Johnson 85 8524 24 24 1 31264 LADY AINTREE 5 105 3 42 5 5 5 5 Rooney W C Siiodgrass 3 3 85 12 Time25K52 12Time25K52 120 1344 1344Winner Winner GlenelgWent Ch g by Spokane Golden Slipper by Glenelg Went to post at 4 47 At post 3 minutes Start good Won easily second driving The race had all 4he appearance of a shoo in and the judges declared all bets off and ruled Tattersall who rode Sir Kenneth off the track The latter if allowed to do so would have won off by himself Scratched himselfScratched 313163Deadly Night Shade 98 98Overweights Overweights poundsNo Sir Kenneth 3 pounds No show betting O j Q J FOURTH RACE 58 Mile Purse 100 4yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St H 1A 5 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C 31295 SAMIVEL 7 90 1 H 13 15 12 p Easton G W Neal 3 4 4 710 312472BETTIE 710312472BETTIE B II 7 102 2 23 23 21 21 W Stewart W F Walter 35 45 45 out 311913CORDER out311913CORDER II 7 98 3 35 35 32 32 Rooney S Johnson 75 75 45 out 31172 WELSH GIRL 4 99 4 4 4 4 4 B Haygood J R Hand 4 061 Time 061Time 25 511 1 05 05Winner Winner PlentyWent B g by Eberlee Plenty Went to post at 520 At post 2 minutes Start good Won easily second handily Samivel much favored by the going went to the front at will and raced Bettie B II into submission in the first half Cordor II did not seem to be able to extend himself as well as usual Welsh Girl would have been a sharp contender with any kind of handling handlingScratched Scratched 31034 Passaic 101 30261 Dandie Belle 100 100No No show betting 31335 K FIFTH RACE gs Purse 100 3yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses A Wt St yz StrFiu Jockeys Owners O H C P 313162INTENT 5 108 1 15 15 is D Hall WCWestmoreland75 2 6512 31208LAKE 651231208LAKE FONSO 6 108 3 31 2n 2 Povell Z Cooper 652 45 31291 GLAD HAND 6 108 2 21 31 31 Tattersall Kerr Capps 4 7 7 24 312492LADY 24312492LADY HAYMAN 4 104 5 53 4 41 Rooney H Cheek 4 4 21 45 31188VENTORO 4531188VENTORO 6 110 4 42 51 52 B Meyer J G Myers 22245 31173 GRACE 6 108 6 666 Paretto Eteen Turner 6652 6652Time Time 26 52 58 58Winner Winner Br m by Inspector B Nettie Kent KentWent Went to post at 601 At post 18 minutes Start fair Won easily second driving Intent had a small advantage at the start and favored by the going was never fully extended Lake Fonso was car ¬ ried wide cm the turns by Glad Hafld The latter tired in the run home Lady Hayman did lot like the going Ventoro was bumped into several times timesScratched Scratched 310532Tambourine II 92 31295 Latch String 92 92Corrected Corrected weights Intent 108 Grace 108 108No No show betting O 1 Q O ftr O SIXTH RACE G 12 Furlongs Purse 100 3yearolds and upward JLOOO JL 5 Selling EXTRA RACE Ind Horses A Wt St K H H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C R 31248VKINGFDL 5 115 3 H 12 12 IKK May E A Massart 33235 33235312943EMIGRANT 312943EMIGRANT 3 101 4 34 314 32 21 S Johnson D Murphy 24 4 4 1 31317 HATTIE DAVIS 3 99 1 24 21 2 314 Rooney W A Rmohart 65 65 65 out 31295 ECONOMIC 4 110 2 4444 W Stewart J R Hand i 451 45 out outTime Time 26 52 J 1 20l 1 28 Winner Ch h by Kingston Useful Went to post at 636 At post 1 minute Start good Won driving second handily Kingful had the speed of his field but tired at the end under the heavy impost Emigrant wasvigorously ridden and stood the punishment gamely HattieDavis faltered at the end Economic was slightly interfered with on the last turn but this cut no figure in the result No show betting Oakland Form. OAKLAND FORM OAKLAND GAL March 29 The form of Mon ¬ days Oakland fields is isFirst First Race Windward Fridolin Light Ball BallSecond Second Race Nigrette Guida Lizzie Rice RiceThird Third Race E M Brattain Rbsewar Evander EvanderFourth BernaysFifth Fourth Race Position Janice Dr Bernays Fifth Race Miss Mae Day Narra G Goal Runner RunnerSixth Sixth Race Marshal Neil Limelight Lena Charleston Form. CHARLESTON FORM CHABLESTON S C March 29 Th form of Mondays Charleston fields is First Race Emigrant Jim Scanlan Deadly Night Shade ShadeSecond Second Race Oricius Millstream Virgie O OThird Third Race Olea Capitolia Give and Take TakeFourth Fourth Race Onomastus Mollie Brooks Joa Gammacre GammacreFifth Fifth Race Passaic Lake Fonso Ventoro Oakland Entries. OAKLAND ENTRIES Probnbilities Weather clear track fast Firrt Race 1 Mile and 50 Yards Yards4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Selling Ind Horses Age Wt Hdcp 31244 Ting a Ling 5 102 700 31308 Windward 6 101 725 7253ll873Fondo 3ll873Fondo 4 100 705 31287 Whaleback 6 99 690 30979 Pencil Me 4 99 700 31130 Gold Baron 6 98 690 690313083Satan 313083Satan 5 98 715 31256 Mythrox 3 98 703 31308 Captivate 4 97 710 710312443Fridolin 312443Fridolin 4 96 720 31221 Light Ball 4 94 715 31184 Invictus 4 93 695 695Second Second Raco 13 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Selling Ind Horses color sex pedigree Wt Hdcp 30925 Horatius 109 735 73531286Donami 31286Donami 108 730 31326 Lizzie Rice v 105 735 735S1183Nigrette S1183Nigrette 103 750 750312S6Guida 312S6Guida 103 740 740Trix Trix 102 31309 Fire Dance 100 720 31286 Ellie E 98 700 31309 Sabinal 98 705 31240 Josie Wheelor 98 710 710Waxette Waxette b f by Altamax Cozette 98 Third Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds Selling Ind Horses Age Wt Hdcp 30924 Senator Bruce 112 700 31256 Rubino 109 703 31285 Killdoe 109 700 30945 Evander 109 71 31261 E M Brattain 109 7 31330 Legal Maxim 109 700 31327 Inocencia 107 710 31285 Malaspina 107 705 29880 Rosewar 107 720 30841 Phyllis 107 710 31217 Evea G 107 715 31062 I O U 104 700 700Fourth Fourth Race 1 116 Miles 3yearolds and upward Handicap Handicap312202Janice 312202Janice 4 111 740 740312882E1 312882E1 Rio Shannon 5 165 730 31259 Position 5 102 750 31220 Colonel Ballantyne 4 99 720 72031260Dr 31260Dr Bernays 7 99 735 735312192Bragg 312192Bragg 3 98 725 31290 MacGyle 5 97 735 735Fiftli Fiftli Race 5 12 Furlongs 4 3TCRrolds and upward Selling 31290 Sir Hampton 5 112 730 730312853King 312853King Dellis 5 112 725 725311872SkipMe 311872SkipMe 4 107 715 31260 Oscar Tolle 4 107 720 31241 Do Capo 7 107 700 31199 Midnight Chimes 5 107 720 720313272School 313272School for Scandal 4 107 735 31290 Ada N 4 107 715 31258 Kittie Kelly 5 107 710 71031S61NarraG 31S61NarraG 4 107 740 740311692Miss 311692Miss Mae Day 5 107 750 30311 Goal Runner 6 104 735 735Sixtli Sixtli Race 1 Mile and 50 Yards 3yearolds and upward Selling 31287 Marshal Neil 4 108 725 725313l33San 313l33San Venado 7 106 710 31132 Wolhurst 8 106 705 31201 Einstein 7 103 700 700162532Plan 162532Plan 7 1103 705 705312582Lena 312582Lena 8 102 715 71531327Limelight 31327Limelight 6 101 720 31242 Gawaine 4 100 695 31288 Bernota 4 99 715 312873Morengo 312873Morengo313303Lento 6 98 710 313303Lento 3 97 690 31186 Constable 3 91 700 Charleston Entries. CHARLESTON ENTRIES Probabilities Weather clear track fast fastFirst First Race 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling id Horses Age Wt Wt2633Haco 2633Haco 8 117 1335Intent 5 115 331 St Bishop 3 108 3163Deadly Night Shade 3 106 3133542Emigrant 3 103 31294 Jim Scanlan 3 103 31318 RosieR 3 101 313183Lady Riley 3 101 Second Race 1 110 Miles 4yearolds and upward Selling 31291 Millstream 7 104 31314 Lizzie Tello 6 99 31226Oricius 4 97 31317 Virgie O 7 95 313323Grace Wilson 4 95 31225 Delia Ceo 4 95 Tlnrrt Race 5 12 Furlongs Furlongs3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling 31225 Give and Take 5 110 31171 Olea 5 108 312932Nellie Fonso 5 108 31332 Capitolia 6 108 312452Johnny Brown 5 106 31265Canrobert 5 106 31263A Bride 4 104 318312Celia 6 104 313143John W Dahney 3 94 Fourth Race 6 12 Furlongs Furlongs3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling 31332 Onomastus 6 Ill 31311 Brahmin 6 Ill 31156 Henry Hammond 4 108 31332 Joe Gammage 6 103 313152Nellie C 4 103 31315 Mollie Brooks 3 92 Fifth Race 58 Mile 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1400SENT SENT AS FIRSTCLASS MAH IN PLAIN KNVBLOPE THE flmerloan Sporting jnamial For 1902 COPYRIGHTED 3L3L3L3L Running Trotting and Pacing HANDBOOK OFFICIAL The Pugilistic Record of 1901 OF FIGURES Handicapping and Bookmaking Tables TablesFIVE BEYOND COMPARISON OF RECORDS FIVE HANDICAP TABLES WITH KEYS Summaries By Experts on tfle Past Years Doings JSIMTJSD us IT H UKUrnsLi DAiiYRACiHGFORMPUBcoIi24i26FiFTHAVECHiCAGO 50c in Soft Morocco The Melbourne Stud LIMITED TO THIRTY APPHOVED MAKES MAKESPROPERTY Mandspring PROPERTY OP P J DWYER IOO Handspring von the Great Trial Tremont Double Event both renewals Foam FoamBillow Bil Withers and Carlton Stakes Brooklyn Derby etc Chestnut horse standing 161 hands high By Hanover My Favor ¬ ite by imp Rayon dOrv Handsprings oldest get were twoyearolds in 1901 He has had but Biz starters three of which Merriment Meditation and Major Daingerfield are high class winners and one of his other starters which only twice raced ran second in one of his starts in company of stake class Hand ¬ out of a daughter of the grand imp Rayon dOr who won on the turf no less than 122140 and showing wonderful ability to go any distance and to carry any sort of weight Handsprings second dam was by the successful sire imp Glen Athol a ion of Blair Athol winner of the Derby and St Leger and he out of Blink Bonny by Melbourne and she won both the Derby and Oaks and grandson of both Pocahontas and Queen Mary and sire of the Derby and St Leger winner Silvio and the great Prince Charlie prob ¬ ably the fastest horee that ever ran in England Handsprings next dam is by none other than the great and only Glencoe Going back to Rayon dOr we find him oufeof a mare by the son of the immor ¬ tal Touchstone the foundation stone of nearly all perfect pedigrees and her second dam was old Poca ¬ hontas herself by imp Glencoe Thus combining several times over the wonderful Glencoe blood Any breeder stinting a good mare to Handspring has a chance to produce the greatest horse that ever lived and his stud fee is certainly a very low one taking everything into consideration considerationRainbow Rainbow 5QBrown 5Q Brown horse 163 hands high foaled 1890 by Longfellow dam Buff and Blue by War Dance Rain ¬ bow won the Brooklyn Derby and many other races in which he defeated the best horses in training and during his threeyearold form worked a mile and a half trial in 2 36 over the Coney Island track Eainbows dam Buff and Blue is by War Dance one of the best of Lexingtons sons out of the famous old matron Reel by imp Glencoe Buff and Blue also produced Bright Phoebus winner of the Realization Stakes Monita Hardy Sister Geneva dam of Carnero and other winners His second dam Balloon was one of the greatest IODJ distance race mares ever seen in this country and produced the famous brood mare Ballet Rainbow is one of the finest thoroughbred stallions in America and sold Jor 8200 as a yearling Rainbow made his first season in the stud at Melbourne in 1900 but he was Btinted to a few mares before that and from those services he has had seven starters every one of which hasbeenretnrned a winner including the three high class performers Menace who won eighteen races a greater number than any other threeyearold filly in training in 1901 Wealth a threeyearold filly who iQ her first and maiden start forced the noted Futurity winner Ogden then an older horse to run a mile under 1 40 to beat her a head and Percy F a several times stake winner For 1902 Rainbow is limited to thirty mares of which twenty will be his owners ownersSt St JtlHOn LIMITED TO THIRTY MARES 5 O OOwn Own brother to the stake winners and successful sires Prince of Monaco and St Carlo Chestnut horse 16 hands high foaled 1891 by imp St Blaise Carina by Kingfisher St Julien was a stake winner and raced with success as a two and threeyearold winningThe Larchmont Stakes 34 in 1 12 and other races and was beaten a head by John Copper in the Yreeland Handicap 78 in 1 28 St Julien was only stinted to a very few mares previous to going regularly in the stud at Melbourne in 1901 yet he has sired the flying Myrtle Dell who made a track record as a twoyearold in 1901 Sard Seething St Dean Kabyle Princess Julien Blonde Grayson etc Mr Barnes thinks St Julien fully the equal of his full brothers St Carlo and Prince of Monaco He is a sure foal getter having twentyeight mares in foal from a aservice service of thirtythree last year He is also a J J jjsjjisi j j j jhorse horse ae there is in Kentucky Jinn Gore Private PrivateBy By Hindoo dam Katie by imp Phaeton Sire of Beau Gallant The Goldfinder Amelia Mayx Beau Ideal Moncreith Gorman Knowles Donna Seay and many other stake winners and great campaigners campaignersPrince Prince of Monaco Private PrivateBy By imp St Blaise dam Carina by Kingfisher Site of Fancy wood Blennen worth Monarka Precur tarts in England in 1901 Colbert and many other winners winnersThe The Melbourne Stud now consists of five stallions and 108 of as finely bred young matrons as can be befound found on any single breeding farm in this country The mares are now kept on eight different farms and andthe the yearlings on four different farms far apart and yet within a few miles of Melbourne for it is my lied opinion that strictly highclass race horses can be bred with more succes if kept apart in small ts rather than banded together in large numbers numbersMares Mares kept in box stalls well bedded down the charges will be 10 per month when running on onrass rass 3 which must be considered a very low price considering the established reputation the Tiel Tielournd ournd Stud has for the care of its stallions mares and all thoroughbred stock It is a practice at the theMelbourne Melbourne Stud to try the mares three times a week until the first of June and after that time every day dayuntil until the season closes July 1st which is a guarantee that every mare will be got in foal if care and andattention attention will accomplish this end Dsual return privilege if horse is alive and in my possession y For catalogue and further information address W S BARNES Proprietor Lexington T y

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