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Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, August 5, 1902

Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, August 5, 1902 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1902 drf1902080501 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, August 5, 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] " VOL. Till. 1STO. 186. CHICAGO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1902. " PRICE 5 CETS Western Jockey Club Action "WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB ACTION. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Stewards of the Western Jockey Club was held on " Monday, August 4. I Disqualification of the following persons and horses was removed : H. Chappel, owner; Henry Heed, trainer; the horses Fanny Blazes, Bonny Maid, Lady Esses, North Land. y William Kinchloe, owner; the horses Captain Lowrey, Kenneth, Jr. I. W. O'Bourke, owner; the horse Egyptian Princess. Horses Dandy H property of F. J. Dodgon. St. Sidney, property of E. Dolson. Owners and trainers M. Leigh, M. Mills, E. A. Stringer. Jockeys C. Blair, E. Brewer, W. Gaylor, Bacing official W. F. Bruen. The following applications for reinstatement were passed to the next meeting of the Board : Paul Warren, H. L. C. Moore, Estil Ward, C. F. Brown, W. P. Reed, E. Foucon, D. E. Lindsey, Thomas McKinney. ' i Applications of J. M. Barker & Co. and H.I. Mar- shall for removal of disqualification of the horses High Tone and King Galong, respectively, were passed to the September meeting. i Application for reinstatement of jockey Thomas McNickle was referred to the Chicago Jockey Club. , Application for reinstatement of jockey George -Schill was referred to the St. Louis Fair Associa- ( tion. i The following applications were denied Baker & 1 Guncheon, T. L. Pierce, A. E, Turner. Applications of E. W. Hammond and F. T. Nash for reinstatement of the horses Zanono and Harry Bennett were denied. A protest against the payment of a forfeit against Ballyhoo Belle, filed by J. Will Forsyth, was denied. It was ordered that all licensed trainers against whom forfeits have been lodged be notified that unless the forfeits are paid on or- before the first day of September their licenses will be revoked. Bills for services rendered to injured jockeys were approved and ordered paid. The list of officials submitted by the Kinloch Park Jockey Club was approved as follows : Ralph Orthwein and Alexander Konta, racing stewards. E. C. Hopper, presiding judge and handicapper. W. R. Letcher and Wilson Hunt, associate judges. J. J. Holtman and Richard Dwyer, starters. Clem Creveling, racing secretary. George Rowe, clerk of scales. Thomas Nepper, paddock and patrol judge. C. Doyle and John S. Bratton, timers. Joseph D. Lucas was appointed official steward to represent the Western Jockey Club. LICENSES GKAXTED. Trainers H. Partington, G. W. Scott, W. Shar-rard, C. Blackmore, E. A. Caldwell, Hart Dernham, W. P. Fine, A. L. FiBk, J. C. Flanagan, H. S. Gear, E. Gray, C. M. Haverly, Charles Holt, M, House, J. B. Jones, John Kane, G. I. Landon, W. C. Long, M. P. Mattingly, E. D. McSweeny, Charles Mengle, M. T. Miles, E. F. Miller, W. H. Mosby, W. F. Myers. H. H. O'Dair, Edward Peters, I. E. Powell, R. R. Rice, P. G. Spoth, William Stueve, E. R. Swarthout, O. Tuggle, John Turley, J. H. Valentine. John "Walker, A. J. Wallace, I. WToil. F. Whitlock, E. "Wilkinson, Jack Williams, Bert Wood, J. Worthun, J. J. Young. Jockeys-A. Alarie, C. Bell, E. Berry, C. Blair, A. W. Booker, J. D. Brown, J. Carter, H. Chapman, N. Dosh, C. Dowler, J. Fisher, W. Fitzmaurice, F. Gisborne, E. Haverly, W. Johnson, W. Matthews, , P. McGovern, W. A. McKinney, R. Prince, C. E. Howe, G. N. Sayers, H. A. Beamands, W. Tonsall, , F. Valentino, W. Valentine, J. W. Wickline, O. Winslett. Apprentices R. Bates, F. Bistle, H. Breed, J, " I y Bridwell,"B. Davis, C. R. Dunn, W. Gaylor, W. Ei Haack, P. C. Havill, H. McDonald, E. Nero, G. Schenck, C. A: Smith, F. Smith, R. Taylor. The following applications for license were passed for future action : Trainers James Brown, G. Coleman, W. Walker. Jockeys W. Murray, T. Powers, W. Sheedy, J. Vogt. Apprentices C. Collins, E. T. Hayes, H. Pittman, W. Watkins. The following applications for licenses were denied: Trainers George R. Bradley, J. R. Hand. Apprentices T. Garrison, J. Heim. It was ordered that licenses be granted jockey Charles F. Kuhne and apprentice Conrad Schneider, and that they be issued upon receipt of applications made in proper form. The license of apprentice W.Hunt' was revoked. Saratoga's Opening i i , ( i 1 , , SARATOGA'S OPENING. Saratoga, N. Y., August 4. That Saratoga is destined to become the Mecca of the American turf where the great racing interests of the future will center once a year to watch their respective cham- : pions battle for supremacy is assured. The enormous crowd of devotees which journeyed to the magnificent race course completely filled the new grand stand with its seating capacity of six thousand. About seventy layers cut in including "Kid" Weller, who was, however, not permitted to do business by order of the stewards. He sat behind Joe Ullman during the afternoon and presumably engaged in posting prices and was not molested further. Jim Davis, of California, was also a newcomer. Almost every prominent turfman in the country was present, among which were John W. Gates, John A. Drake, Senator O'Brien, J. W. Schorr and Charles Bush from the west; W. Hendrie, president'of the Canadian Jockey Club, and August Belmont, chairman of the Jockey Club, and a large following of the fashionable world from New York, Newport, Long Branch, Bar Harber and elsewhere, including Washingfon, D. C. The running of the western champions, Articulate and Judith Campbell, was brilliant. So much so that in the case of the last named W. C. Whitney has already made overtures to her owner for her possession, having offered $20,000, and it is probable that her nest appearance will be in the colors of the American Newmarket. R. C. DeB. Lopez' little colt, Articulate, held his own in a fierce final furlong drive today against the gigantic Advance Guard, which is about the highest praise that can be bestowed upon him. The volume of betting today was comparatively light, moro noticeable on the part of the western contingent from which so much was expected. Senator McCarren probably dropped $50,000 on the day by the defeat of Mackey Dwyer and Bluff. The last named was plunged upon for a stupendous sum, only to be downed by the westerner, Vin-cennes, which carried a commission (presumably Drake's) of $3,000, which was entrusted to Sol Lichtenstein. He only placed a moderate wager of $1,000 on Articulate, which receded in the betting. As an echo of the operations in the Brighton ring Saturday, Club Commissioner Fellows offered Wheelock $5,000 at evens on Major Daingorfield, which was accepted. A moment later Wheelock called Fellows back and requested him to go out and inform his people that he was in humor to lay against him indefinitely, with the result that another $15,000 was forthcoming from the same quarter, and probably the largest single wager on a horse race in recent years was registered that day. Bookmaker Wheelock had a phenomenally suc-, cessful day betting on six straight winners and a hundred thousand dollars was a conservative 63ti-, mate the ring placed upon his winnings. Roehampton has bowed a tendon and will be re-, tired for the season. Saratoga Form Chart : ! SARATOGA FORM CHART. SARATOGA, N. Y., August 4. First day. The Saratoga Association. Bummer Meeting. Weather clear : track fair. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. indicates whip, 5 spurs. blinkers. i FIRST RACE 7-8 Mile. ?700 added. All Ages. Allowances. g-J-j Ind Horses A Wt St M Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (388341HERMIS R 3 110 1 21 32 21 1" 12 Odom H M Ziegler 8-5 2 7-5 3-5 33994 MONOGRAPH RSI 4 119 6 41 4 3 3 21 O'Connor R Bauer 6 8 7 3 33529 MAUD GONNE 4 114 -4 11 11 1h 2 32 J Martin Turney Bros 20 30 15 6 S35523SOUTH TRIMBLE fi 3 110 3 5 71 71 5h 43 Lyne J A Drake 15 20 20 8 336813GOLD CURE 3 116 13 7 5 5h 6h 5" Bullman J E Seagram 20 30 30 10 33991 SWEET TOOTH H 4 119 5 31 2 41 4 6 Rice L V Bell 15 40 40 12 3S5593THE RIVAL R 3 110 8 8 9 9 91 7h Redfern J E Madden 4 5 5 2 28897 TRIBES HILL W 3 110 9 9 10 10 10 81 T Burns S Sanford & Son 10 15 15 5 33944f PORT ROYAL BSB 3 107 7 61 61 8h 8h 91 Shaw J R & F P Keene 10 12 10 4 31890 UNMASKED R 5 116 2 10 8 6" 7a 10 L Smith J G Lyman 10 15 12 5 31893 TENAGRA R 3 105 10 11 11 11 11 11 Cochran G Borkel 100 150 150 50 33705 REMORSE R 3 110 12 12 12 12 12 12 Wonderly J B Haggin 15 25 25 8 (25228)MINERVA tf 3 105 1113 13 13 13 13 L Jackson WBJennings&Co30 100 100 30 30258 SAN NICHOLAS R 3 116 Left at the post. Landry Burns&Waterh'se 10 25 20 8 fAdded starter. Time, 12. 21, 49, 1 :15, 1 :28. Winner Ch. c, by Hermence Katy of the WeBt (trained by C. Hughes). Went to post at 2 :15. At post 6 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily ; second driving. Hermis held a prominent position throughout and came away decisively when straightened for the wire, but was unexpectedly brought to a short drive when a sixteenth out to stand off Monograph. The latter closed up very strong in the stretch and rah in greatly improved form. Maud Gonne displayed brilliant sped, but was indulged bythe winner. South Trimble went remarkably well. Gold Cure broke badly and tired after going" a fast middle half. SweetrTooth showed marked improvement; Tribes HillTisibly lacked condition. Remorse got away badly and was easing up through the stretch. Scratched 333812The Musketeer, 119; 34039 Clonmell,110; Loquacious, 107. Hermis, show, 1 to 4. Monograph, show. 7 to 5, Maud Gonne, show, 3 to 1. Q A 1 l PC SECOND RACE Full Course. (About 2 1-2 Miles.) 4-year-olds and upward. AUow-O 'tab JL JL O ances. The Ballston Cup. Hunters' Steeplechase. Value to winner $800 and $150 in plate. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 8 12 16 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (33259)BOROUGH R5 5 162 3 21 22 21 21 23 11 Barry J E Widener 2 13-52 3-5 332592SELF PROTECT'NR 7 166 2 12 11 15 115 16 21 Page H S Page 7 8 6 2 27881 ROCK STORM R 4 132 4 31 31 33 82 3 3l00Qreen T Hitchcock Jr 2 11-511-57-10 32881 GYPSIC HS 4 142 1 5 5 5 5 5 4 Dayton C Pfizer 30 60 60 12 335823SOMERSET R 5 162 5 42 4 48 4" 4l5Fell.Mara Kelly & Hill 3 31 3 1 Time. 5:24. Winner B. g, by Bramble Semper Cara (trained by H. Lewis, Jr.) Went to post at 2:45. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily: second the same. Borough, skilfully ridden and saved for the first two miles, won right on the post through Barry's superior finish. Self Protection is steadily improving, was excessively used early and held on gamely at the end. Rock Storm is very promising and but for inexperience in going through the field would have won, as he made good on the flat, but just failed to get up. Somerset was trailing and an apparent contender when he fell. Borough, show, out. Self Protection, show, 1 to 2. Rock Storm, show, out. Somerset, show, out. A 1 d. THIRD RACE 5 -'& Furlongs. 2-year-oldB. Allowances. O 4lr JL JL O The Flash Stakes. Value $5,CO0. Net value to winner $6,095. Ind Horses A Wt St jj Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (31752) JUDITH CAMPBELL R 112 4 1 11 U H Bullman J V Schorr 21 13-52 4-5 33338 CHARLES ELWOOD W 122 7 62 61 2 21 Wonderly J B Haggin 10 20 20 8 (33282)SERGEANT R 112 2 3h 22 31 31 T Burns F R Hitchcock 7 8 8 3 (33448) SPARKLE ESHER ft 112 5 51 51 4" 4 L Jackson R T Wilson Jr 10 15 15 6 (33992)AFRICANDER R5 122 6 41 41 51 51 J Martin Deimel & Dwyer 21 31 3 1 340S8 TANTALUS CUP iff 115 1 11 10 10 61 Brennan J G Lyman 20 60 60 20 33357fSHORTHOSE II 115 10 82 82 71 72 Landry GoughacresStablelO 20 20 8 337503RIVER PIRATE W 122 8 72 71 6 82 Odom S S Brown 6 8 7 21 (34038)fGIMCRACK W 115 3 2n 5" 8 9 Shaw JR&FPKeene 6 8 5 2 GLENDALE ft 115 11 91 9 9 10 Troxler G J Long 60 100 100 30 339413MUZIO BSB US 9 10 11 11 11 O'Connor W Showalter 10 15 12 5 fAdded starters. Time, 11, 23. 48, 1 :01s, 1 :08. Winner Br. f, by Esher Reflection (trained by J. Y. Schorr). Went to post at 3:15. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second handily. Judith Campbell was easily best, led throughout and was only called on in the last furlong, then came away strongly. Charles Elwood finished fast and ran a grand race. Sergeant was crowded at the end and dropped back only to come again with a rush in tho last hundred jards. Sparkle Esher was a contender throughout. Africander, next to the rail and pocketed to the stratch, with clear sailing was fast overhauling the leadors. Tantalus Cup was crowded back at tho start and closed a big gap. Rivor Pirate, away badly and carried very widely on the turn, finished with a tremendous rush. Gimcrack followed the winner's fast pace closely for the first half and was going well in hand, but unexpectedly tired in the last quarter and can do better. Scratched 33478 Mizzen, 129; 340863Monte Carlo, 122; Old Fort, 115. Judith Campbell, show, 1 to 2. Charles Elwood, show, 4 to 1. Sergeant, show, 8 to 5. Africander, show, 1 to 2. . Qn 1 PT FOURTH RACE 1 3-1G Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. " Q4Jb JL JL t The Saratoga Handicap. Value SIO.OOU. Net valne to winner, $6.800. Ind Horses A Wt St St M. Yi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (33968) FRANCESCO W 3 99 5 51 52 2n 22 2 13 Michaels C F Dwyer 4 4 3 75" 33504 HERBERT BB 5 118 11 8 82 7" 71 61 25 L Smith W C Rollins 8 15 12 5 (33528)ARTICULATE R 4 119 1 31 3" 51 5 4h 3u Lyne G A Davis 7 10 8 4 339682ADVNCE GUARDS 5 120 10 11 11 10 9h 71 4h N Turner Caruth'rs&Shields6 8 7 3 332113CARBUNCLE R 5 98 6 7 7" 9 81 81 5 L Jackson R T Wilson Jr 20 25 20 8 (3358i)BLUES M 4 124 3 2" 21 13 12 lr 6 J Martin F Farrell 21 3 13-51 34064 ETHICS KS 4 95 9 10 10 8 6h 5" 7 Wonderly C F Dwyer 4 4 3 7-5 (33609)ROXANE R5 5 103 7 4a 4 43 31 31 8 Shea P Ryan 6 7 5 2 339943NONES W 4 110 8 9 92 11 11 10 92 Odom P Ryan 6 7 5 2 (33921)LORD PEPPER fill 4 92 2 1 1H 3a 4 9 -10 Redfern Pepper Stable 30 40 40 15 33005REINA H 4 108 4 62 62 6a 10 11 11 O'Connor A Featherstone 10 12 12 4, fAdded starter. JHCoupled in betting. Time, 11, 24, 47, 1 :135c, 1 :39&, 1 :52&, 1 :59. Winner B. c, by St. Maxim Frances S. trained by R. Miller). Went to post at 3 :45. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Francesco is a crackerjack, patiently waited on Blues to the stretch, where he went to the front like alflash and was easily best at the weights. Herbert, nearly left, but favored by cuppy going, gradually closed an immense gap and finished like a whirlwind. Articulate put up a first-class performance at the weights and stuck to his work in remarkably game fashion at tha end'to stand off Advance Guard and Carbuncle, which were closing up very fast. Advance Guard was handicapped by the soft going as against Articulate and Carbuncle, both being particularly favored by it. Blues quit in the last furlong after going a fast mile and will improve. Ethics, nearly left, disliked the track, but ran a great race. Rox-ane was used up by following Blues. Nones is in bad form. Scratched 34016 Ten Candles, 115; (28951)Chuctamunda, 108; 33179 Pentecost, 106; 33584 Water Cure, 100. Dwyer entry, show, 7 to 10. Herbert, show, 2 to 1. Articulate, show, 2 to 1. Blues, show. 3 to 5. -j FIFTH RACE 5 1-3 Furlongs. $600 added. 2-year-olds. Selling. g yj g Ind Horses A Wt St M Yt . StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 33448 WANNAKEE US 94 5 U 11 11 1 Henderson F R Hitchcock 30 50 40 15 340652DARK PLANET N 102 6 3 3h 3h 2" Martin O L Richards 8 12 12 4 334482QLORIOSA RB 104 4 2' 2i 2i 32 L Smith Columbia Stable 6 7 5 8-5 337912LOUISE COLLIER N 101 7 ii 4i 41 42 Mclnerny Mrs J W May 50 100 100 40 (33856)DR. SAYLOR W5 112 8 7i 71 5i 5 Doggett F J Lantry 10 20 15 5 (34042)MACKEY DWYER HI 107 1 5 5h 7i 6" T Burns P H McCarren 3-5 4-5 1-2 out 33336 KICKSHAW W 109 10 6 6h 6 7s Brennan N Bennington 20 25 25 8 33208 NEVERMORE Rfj 97 9 82 82 8h 81 Shea A Miller 20 30 20 8 337942SHERIFF BELL ft 107 11 11 9 9 91 Cochran J Fay 15 40 40 12 34063tORLOFF R5 94 12 12 10 10 102 Waugh J R & F P Keene 10 20 15 6 832872CHRISTINE A. H 103 2 9 11 11 11 Lyne J F Smith & Co 20 30 20 6 34013tANNA DALY f 94 3 10 12 12 12 Creamer W C Daly 40 100 100 40 tAdded starters. Time, 11, 23, 48, 1 1 :Q&H- SVihner Ch. f, by Bathampton Unadaga (trained by W. P. Burch). Went to post at 4 :15. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Wannakee is much improved, received a lucky start, made the most of the advantage and sustained a high order of speed gamely throughout. Dark Planet finished well and wore Gloriosa down atthe end. The latter ran well and was probably short. Louise Collier was a good filly incompetently ridden. Dr. Saylor tired in the deep going. Mackey Dwyer was beaten early in the race and thereafter suffered from costly interference. He ran like a sulker, probably due to crowding at the start. Nevermore finished strongly. Orloff was nractieally left at the post and closed a big gap. Scratched 34038 Joe Cobb, 110; (33922) John A. Scott, 107; Russell Garth, 102 ; Cavalier, 102 ; 335573 Yardarm, 97; 34017 Eva Russell, 96. Wannakee, show, 7 to 1. Dark Planet, show. 2 to 1. Gloriosa, show, 7 to 10. SIXTH KACE1 Mlle' S600 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. S1119 Ind Horses A Wt St X & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (33723)VINCENNES l 6 103 8 9 71 41 2" 1 Lyne J A Drake 8 12 10 4 (34041)BLUFF HB 4 111 3 31 3h 21 11 28 T Burns P H McCarren 2 21 8-5 1-2 (38954VDRUMMOND N 3 101 7 81 81 5 4" 3 Mclnerny W H May & Son 20 30 12 5 32912 FIVE NATIONS W 3 101 6 5h 41 3h 3 4 J Martin F Farrell 8 15 12 5 (34018) FRANK M'KEE R5 3 107 9 11 9 9 71 5 Redfern Car'thers&ShieldslO 12 8 3 33309 GUESS WORK H 4 96 1 21 1h Ih 5h 61 RHenders'nFRHitchcock 20 20 15 6 33755 LEE KING IB 5 105 5 6h 6h 6" 61 71 Murphy J S O'Brien SO 100 60 20 32114 FONSOLUCA m 3 108 2 7 5" 71 8 8" L Smith J G Lyman 30 100 60 20 33556 KING'S FAVORITE R 4 101 4 11 'H 81 9 92 Cochran T Hitchcock Jr 20 100 100 30 33926 PHILIPPINE IS 5 108 10 41 10 10 10 10 Conley W Hueston 15 30 20 8 335592KILOGRAM I 5 115 11 10 11 11 11 11 Brennan N Bennington 6-5 2 2 9-10 34018 HANDICAPPER N 5 106 12 12 12 12 12 12 Creamer W C Daly 15 20 15 6 33839 ARAK HI 4 98 13 13 13 13 13 13 Johnson J A Busteed 100 100 109 40 33462 EINU3 HS 5 103 14 14 14 14 14 14 L Jackson Wilde & Co 100 150 150 80 Time, 13, 24, 49?g, 1 :15, 1 :40M-Winner Br. g, by Victory Illisee (trained by E. Wishard). Went to post at 4:50. At post 5 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second easily. Vin-cennes came from a long way back, finished very strongly and caught Bluff napping at the end. The latter apparently held the race safe throughout and was best. Drummond gradually moved up on the extreme outside and was a good horse at the end. Five Nations ran as if short and is in great form evidently. Frank McKee, nearly left, closed and immense gap. Guess Work displayed brilliant speed and held on well. Kilogram broke slowly and ran a dull race. He could never get up and probably sulked. Scratched 338533 Plohn, 110; (33537)Ohnet, 110; 339263Mercer, 108; 34039 Clonmell, 106 ; 33630 Flying Buttress, 106; 33465 Brandy Smash, 106; 340153Lady Sterling, 97; Host, 91. Vincennes. show, 8 to 5. Bluff, show, 1 to 4. Drummond, show, 2 to 1. Kilogram, show, 1 to 2. Page [2] JAILY RACING FORM ISSUED EVERY DAT. WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN OFFICIAL OEGAN OF THE WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB. 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Boving, 418 Central Avenue, Local Turf Gossip LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. Rose Tree, which won the Garden City Stakes yesterday, is the first horse in the Corrigan stable to score brackets in a stake for the ex-master of Hawthorne since his return from England. 4 Jockey Ranch complained to the judges after the fifth race that jockey Helgesen, who rode Scarlet Lily, had crowded into his mount on the first turn. Judge Hamilton fined Helgesen $25 and cautioned the rider against future rough riding. C E. Durnell claimed St. Cuthbert, which finished second in the first race. The price he had to pay for him was $1,570. G. C. Bennett's horses will be sent to St. Louis to race at the coming Kinloch Park meeting. P. J. Gorman arrived yesterday from St. Louis. He only shipped Jack Rattlin and Jim Clark to Chicago. The former started in The Garden City Stakes yesterday and Jim Clark will be a starter in The Maywood Handicap, which will be run at Harlem Saturday. Jockey W. Hunt, who had the mount on Porphyr-ogene in the steeplehase, had his collar bone broken when the horse fell at the Liverpool jump. Ravensbnry, the winner of the closing race, entered to be sold for $600, was bid up to $900 by R. McMillan. S. C Hildreth, his owner, retained him by an additional bid of $100. v Jockey Battiste came down from St. Louis to ride Jack Rattlin in The Garden City Stakes. The rider returned to the Mound City last night. Gossip of the Turf GOSSIP OF THE TURF. As a result of a decision rendered Friday by the stewards at Brighton Beach, Mara, the steeplechase jockey, may accept any mountB he sees fit to in future. They held that the contract with Joseph E, Widener is void, it not having been registered with the Jockey Club or the National Hunt and Steeplechase Association. Mara has not ridden for more than a week, J. Howard Lewis, the trainer of the Widener stable, having set him down. The contract provided that Mara could not accept outside mounts without the permission of the stable, and an effort was made to enforce the provision. Mara appealed the matter to the stewards, and Mr. Widener was requested to give his version and produce the contract. The stewards saw the document, and after learning from Mr. Crickmore that it was not registered informed Mara that he was not bound by the agreement. Mara says that he will now accept outside mounts. Robert L. Baker, of the racing firm of Baker & Gentry, has purchased from Mrs. J. B. Ferguson the entire Kingston stud of 250 acres together with two stallions, brood mares and sucklings for $36,600. The stallions are St. George and Prince Royal. St. George is the sire of Lucien Appleby. Aladdin, South Trimble, Lady Wadsworth, Brissac and the two-year-old winners this year, Mamie Worth, Dolly Gray and Step Around. Prince Royal is the sire of the eastern Oom Paul, Merry Prince, Yankee Doodle, Dr. Walmsley, W. B. Gates and the frequent two-year-old winner Seize. Harlem Form HARI.E1VI FORM. The form of Tuesday's Harlem fields is : First Race Vestry, Belle Mahone, Maolis. Second Race Huzzah, Emathion, Zyra. Third Race McChesney, Flora Pomona, Talpa. Fourth Race Gonfalon, Little Scout, John Bright. Fifth Race Pericles, Adirondack, Goodman. Sixth Race Bab, Ravensbury, Queen of Dixiana. Harlem Entries HAELEM ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear ; track fast. Apprentice allowance. First Race 5-8 Mile. " "" 2-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. S40112Maoli& 115 670 34011 Lady Churchill 115 680 340113Penance 115 675 Dodona. b. f, by Henry of Navarre Detection 106 34011 Hattie Walker 106 675 Adios, b. f, by St. Florian Bonnie Bird 106 30849 Versifier. ....106 625 Smyrna 106 Countess Reasoner 106 Aylmer Bruce, ch. f, by Deceiver Katharine Bassett 106 33152 Apple Sweet 106 650 The Fisher Girl, b. f, by Outlook Irene IV 106 34011 Vestry 106 700 34011 Belle Mahone 102 685 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Ind, Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 34056 Inspector Shea 107 710 33963 Emathion 104 715 34080 Huzzah 103 725 32728 Red Tip 103 710 33304 Lingo 102 700 31885 Emma A. M 102 700 33153 Leneta 102 625 337533Zyra 102 710 339832 Jane Holly 102 695 33983 Postillion 100 650 323812Golden Glitter 98 700 Third Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds, Allowances. 34084 Corrigan Ill 700 (340S5)Huachuca 108 700 336002Herodiade 107 750 33091 McChesney 103 660 (33624)Lass of Langden 102 705 34058 Talpa : 102 725 33276 Flora Pomona 102 730 Fourth Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 340602John Bright 7.. ..114 ......715 340073Gonfalon 5.... 108 725 34084 Silurian... 4.. ..102 705 33725 Omdurman 4.... 100 700 34035 Dewey 3.... 98 695 339343Little Scout 3.... 98 715 34055 Albert Enright 4.... 97 660 34035 Piederich 4.... 97 710 34084 John A. Clarke 3.... 89 710 33624 Illuminate 3.... 86 705 " Fifth Race 5 1-3 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. (34008)Miss Manners 107 650 83696 Siloam 106 650 34057 Pericles 106 700 340573Almaric 105 640 33724 Goodman 105 678 336723Flocarline 105 650 34108 Senor 105 ......640 (34057)Lampoon 103 670 34057 King Dodo 103 675 33895 Overlace 102 625 33794 Adirondack 100 685 3S895 DuPage 100 600 34057Rankin 98 660 33057Vestia 95 660 Sixth Race 1 Mile and 100 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 33901 Guy H 4.. ..110 715 340123G. W. W 4. ...110 ....:.685 34080 Chorus Boy 6.... 107 700 84009 Annie Thompson 4.... 105 680 34C80 Marion Lynch -. 5.... 104 695 340092Bab 4.. ..103 725 34080 IdaV. 4.... 103 675 33302 Dark Secret 3.... 97 675 (34U3)Ravensbury 3.... 97 720 34056 Ultruda 3.... 94 650 340853Rollick II 3.... 92 685 33875Temper 3.... 92 600 34056 Somersault 3.... 92 640 (33915)Queen of Dixiana 3.... 92 715 Reynolds & Co. 63, 119 DEARBORN ST. WALTER CLEARY, 5 TO 2 DICK WELLES, 7 TO 10 ROSE TREE, 12 to I j Our clients received the above yesterday. Our advertised special was withdrawn. TODAY TODAY 8 to 20 to 1 shot special. This one will win off by himself. Remember 80 per cent, of our advertised specials go through on a fast track. TERMS $1 DAILY; $4 ANY SIX DAYS. Delivered to any city address before 12 o'clock and for sale at news stands southeast and northwest corners Clark and Madison Sts. L'ETRENNE, 8-5. DICK WELLES, 4-5. BON MOT, 6-1. EXTRA SPECIAL. SCARLET LILY, 5-2. TAMMANY CHIEF, BOTH WAYS, 30-10-5. The above were given to my patrons yesterday. At Saratoga, Judith Campbell. TODAY TWO GOOD THINGS. Wednesday extra special winner 10 to 12 to 1. This one will be wired to all my paid-up subscribers. Price $2.00. I also expect one good one from my men at Saratoga, VIC BRITTON, 225 Dearborn St., Rooms 539-40, 5th Floor. Note We expect to have our racing stable in operation within ten days. How to Beat the Races SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS IN THE TVOBID. Thompson and Co. SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK. SPECIAL INFORMATION Safe betting propositions on one or two races each day furnished careful investors and wired at 11 a.m. Terms $1.00 per day. All correspondence confidential. Address J. A. GOODWIN, Gen. Del. Chicago. Race Track Information Bureau SUITE 500, 363-267 DEARBORN ST. 'PHONE HARRISON 3689. TERMS: $1.00 DAILY. $4.00 WEEKLY. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS WIRED AT 9 A. M. TAMMANY CHIEF, 25 to I to Win, 10 to I Place, 5 to I for Third, was the good thing all our patrons received Monday. All our patrons were instructed to play Tammany Chief one-two-three. Only an accident prevented him from winning. TUESDAY AT HARLEM the feature of our three-horse wire will be a 15 to 1 good thing, has improved 20 pounds since its last start. Handicapper, bookmaker and public will overlook this one entirely, will have a good rider up ancLbarring accident should win easily. We will name two other good ones on our Form Letter. The odds should be 4 to 1 on each. Monday our Form Letter had L'JStrenne second, Dick Welles, first, Sidney C. Love second, Burnie Bunton and Rose Tree both second, Waswift first, Bon Mot second, Tammany Chief first, Ravensbury second. Wednesday we have a 20 to 1 shot on tap. This one has been in special training for throe weeks to win this particular race. Complete Form Letter, Printed, Ready at our office at U a.m. Also sold at the Great Northern, Grand Pacific, Sherman and Wellington Hotels; cigar stand in. rotunda Adams Express Building, 185 Dearborn St. ; news stands on northwest and southeast corners of Clark and Madison Sts. ; Eolman's cigar store, 37 State St. ; Eolman's cigar store, 267 Dearborn St. Page [3] Saratoga Form SARATOGA FORM. The form of Tuesday's Saratoga fields is : First Race Alsono, Boutonnierre, Forward. Second Race Conundrum, Zoroaster, Mosketo. Third Race Showman, Belmont entry, Michaelmas. Fourth Race Gunfire, Hatasoo, Josepha. Fifth Race Sadducee, The Musketeer, Clorita. Sixth Race Himself, Daffadowndilly, Colonel Bill. Saratoga Form SARATOGA FORM. Saratoqa, N. Y August 4. The horses seeming to have the best chances in Tuesday's races are: First Race Forward or Alsono. Second Race Conundrum or Mosketo. Third Race Yardarm or Flying Jib. Fourth Race Gunfire or-Lux Casta. Fifth Race The Musketeer or Sadducee. Sixth Race Morningside or Sombrero. H. FORSLAND Saratoga Entries SARATOGA ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 335833 Cinquevalli .....115 730 332993fljgh Chancellor 115 ......730 33281 Wax Candle 115 720 337463Decoration 115 725 (33881)Cincinnatus .'. 115 720 33161 Lady Albercraft 112 735 S2477 Squanto ...112 715 334462Alsono 112 750 33965 Scoffer 103 715 332812Boutonniere 103 740 34116 Old Fort 103 720 Grantsdale ......103 Guy Park, b. c, by Potomac Argo 103 Bassania, br. c, by Bassetlaw Napa 103 33729 Hilarity 100 715 Grey Friar, gr. g, by St. George-Una B 100 Empress of India, b. f, by Top Gallant Dolly Varden 100 Dazzling, ch. f, by St. Leonards Splendour 1C0 340382Forward 100 735 Second Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 3406I2Zoroaster G....110 720 337712Hans Wagner . 3....103 705 33tl13Conundrum 4.... 102 725 3i966 Mosketo.... 4.. ..101 715 34041 Locket ..' 3.... 94 710 32907 Musidora 3.... 89 710 Third Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Apprentice Jockeys. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp Farcraft, ch. c, by Farandole JennioS 112 33192 Showman 112 725 33922 Mr. Dingle .112 705 33414 Ornature 112 710 32016tFlying Jib 112 720 33281 Leader 112 710 34038 Michaelmas 112 715 34118f Yardarm 112 715 Medal 109 ......... Dainty 109 Parisienne, br. f, by Watercress Touche Pas 109 Molly Brant, ch. f, by Clifford Ballyroe 1C9 A. Belmont entry. Foui tli Race 1 1-1 6 Miles. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. The Alabama Stakes. Value $5,0C0. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (S34l7)Gunfiro 124 800 (33905) Hatasoo .' 123 790 34037 Feme Sole 121 775 339443Lux Casta 116 780 33966 Bessie McCarthy 116 735 (33728)Josepha 116 780 325752Plum Tart 116 720 33905 Barouche 116 ......7.'0 340412Par Excellence 116 745 31937 Mary Aorth 116 750 Fifth Race-3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 333942Bellario 4.. ..113 730 33235 Bel vino 4.... 112 720 S4114 The Musketeer 4.. ..Ill 740 (34067)Belle of Lexington 5.. ..108 735 34037 Sadducee -.. 5.. ..108 750 SsClorita 4.. ..106 735 34015 Anecdote 4.... 105 715 33678 Roue 3.... 99 720 34119 Flying Buttress 3.... 97 730 34119 Clonmell 3.... 97 715 33191 Delagoa 3.... 92 725 Sixth Race 1 1-8 Miles. S-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 34117 Ten Candles 5.... 116 720 (33991)tSombrero 3.. ..110 730 33504 Morningside 4. ...110 725 337052Highlander 3.. ..109 730 (31064)tHimself 4.. ..108 750 28933 baughuawaga 3.. ..107 725 33535 Colonel bill 3.. ..105 7 334193Lanceman 4.. ..100 ......720 34C61fCuspidor 4.... 97 715 340643Numeral 3.... 95 735 3326UJanice 4.... 95 725 337793Daifadowndilly 4.... 90 740 B. Morris entry. ?G. W. C. Daly entry. Delmar Park Form DELMAR PARK FORM. The form of Tuesday's Delmar Park fields Is : First Race Little Master, DeBlaise, Maria Elena. Second Race Jack Young, Barnacle, Doc Mayor. Third Race Clonsilla, Gallantrie, Censor. Fourth Race Ethylene, Stuyve, Miss Golightly. Fifth Race El Caney, Optimo, Hucena. Sixth Race Josie F., Taby Tosa, Leenja. Delmar Park Form DELMAB PARK FORM. St. Louis, Mo., August 4. The horses seeming to have the best chances in Tuesday's races are : First Race Joe Lesser or Little Master. Second Race Jack Young or Doc Mayer. Third Race Gallantrie or Clonsilla. Fourth Race Miss Golightly or Gorman's entry. Fifth Race Hucena or Bengal. Sixth Race Varner or Josie F. R. J. Collins. Delmar Park Entries DELMAR PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track heavy. Apprentice allowance. First Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. 8elling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. S40443Ono More 4.. ..102 705 340702Joe Lesser 4.. ..102 710 33995 DeBlaise 6. ...102 720 32S02 Poaches 4.... 101 710 33910 Claude Walton 4.. ..100 700 13886 Little Dutch G.... 98 G95 31070 Hi Kollar 6.... 98 715 34047 Elsie Barnes 8.... 91 705 34099Bro"Hler 3.... 91 700 2C92M aria Elena 8.... 89 715 Bonnie Esther 3 89 33885Little Master 3.... 86 725 Second Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds, Selling. 339713Doc Mayor. ....104 715 34023 Floyd K 104 700 31043 The Advocate 103 710 34C693Jack Young.... 103 725 34069 Lazarre 101 710 34C93 Deerhunter 100 705 33996 Barnacle 100 720 3971Crutchfiold 99 700 33927 St. Vitus 98 710 339712Dr. Kammerer..... 98 715 Third Race-3,4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. &3951 Censor 4.. ..110 715 (339l4)Clonsilla 7.. ..105 725 33916 Tenny .Belle 4.. ..104 705 33267 Ben Beach 5.. ..103 690 34024 Masterful 4....103 705 34n943Frod Hessig 4.. ..103 710 33997 Wiedemann 5.... 102 710 34121 Sam Lazarus Esq 6....J01 700 34022 Santa Ventura 4.. ..100 715 3412l2Flop 7.... 98 710 34048Gallantrie 3.... 96 720 3S972Has Gift 3.... 89 705 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (34096) Ethylene 3.... 112 750 335742Stuyve 3.. ..112 740 337753rEroma 4.. ..109 735 (34124) Miss Golightly 4.. ..109 735 :i40962iJchwalbe 3. ...105 730 (3104l)Elastic 5. ...ICO ......715 31974 Yellowstone 3.... 96 730 34022 Blueblaze 4.... 95 710 3402 Miss Dora 3.... 80 735 fP. J. Gorman ontry. Fifth Race 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward, Selling, 34097 El Canoy 5.. ..110 725 (34099)Bengal 4. ...109 710 34094 Mr. Pomeroy 4.. ..104 715 34098 The Phoenecian 7.... 103 705 31095 Navarino 3. ...103 700 34048 Sweot Dream 4.. ..101 710 34C992Hucena 3.... 94 715 (34U21) Optimo 3.... 92 720 Sixth Race 1 1-1C Miles. 3-year-olds and upward, Selling. 3404733Wordsman 8 ...112 710 38615 Guide Rock 7. ...Ill 705 31047 El Ghor 6. ...107 700 33762 Orlandine 5.. ..107 695 33917 Brown Vail 6. ...107 ......700 33512 Revoke 7.. ..107 705 33425 Saragamp 4 105 690 340472Varner 3. ...102 710 3;tf882Taby Tosa 3.... 102 720 34(95 Bacchus.... i 3.... 102 715 340972 Josie F 3.... 97 ......725 3l09iLeeDja 3.... 95 715 Highland Park Form HIGHLAND PARK FORM. The form of Tuesday's Highland Park fields is : First Race Lady Kent, The Mirage, Aden. Second Race Spinet, Lorina, Questor. Third Race-Brief, Mint Bed, Uledi. Fourth Race Lome, Enhance, Optima. Fifth Race Obstinate Simon, Picador, Secundus. Sixth Race Brandywine, McManus, Sauber. Highland Park Form HIGHLAND PARK FORM. Detroit, Mich., August 4. The horses seeming to have the bost chances in Tuesday's races are : First Race Irish Jewel or Himtino. Second Raco Lorina or Stunts. Third Race Uledi or Brief. Fourth Raco Lome or Gorda. Fifth Race Obstinate Simon or Picador. Sixth Race Yasodhara or Sauber. T. K. Lynch. Highland Park Entries HIGHLAND l'AKK ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear ; track fast. 'Apprentice allowance. First Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 340763Irish Jewel 5.. ..112 710 34U532Himtiue 6.. ..110 715 33347 Butch Miller 4... .107 690 (34100)Great Star 4.. ..105 705 34006 VVobdchuck 3.. ..103 700 34078 Commoua 3.. ..103 705 31078 Basilous 3....103 700 33S893Juliu Juukin 3. ...103 710 (34028)The Mirage 3.... 103 720 340782Aden 3....103 715 33692 Cormac 3.... 100 695 340493Lady Kent 5.... 1C0 725 34078 Baccie 3.... 100 690 S41033Dynasty 4.... 100 700 S40282Circus Girl 3.... 98 710 33982Miss Chapman 3.... 93 705 Second Race 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 340753Sir Gallant 113 715 34005 Stunts US 710 340542Lorina 102 720 (34127)fSpinet 102 725 34026 Questor 101 715 341013Springwater 101 710 84O02tSemper Primus 98 705 84127 Maggie O 98 700 34101 Will Shields 98 ...... 705 34101 Lady Draper 98 695 34002 Sly Boots 98 695 tW. W. Lyles entry. Third Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 33137 Uledi 4.... 107 715 S40522Brief 4.. ..105 725 (34027)Bill Massie 4.. ..104 715 33047 Rossfame... 3.... 96 710 (34076)Mint Bed 3.... 91 720 Fourth Race 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. 34054 Lady Gallantry 106 715 Friday 105 33618 Plunger 104 710 34054 Optima . 102 715 34054 Caelana 98 705 34050Gerda -. 97 710 34054 Swallow Tail 98 700 34054 Enhance 96 720 33981 2Lorne 95 725 3U293Exapo 94 7C0 Fifth Race 1 1-4 Miles. 3- year-olds and upward. Selling. (34104)Obstinate Simon 6.. ..109 725 34104 Picador 4.. ..107 720 (34079)Secundus 4 104 715 34074 Pretty Rosie 6.. ..103 ......705 33979 Bellcourt 6.... 101 700 34104TheWay 3.... 88 710 Sixth Race Short Course. Steeplechase. 4- year-olds and upward. Selling. 83616 Brandywine 10.. ..153 700 340303Sauber 7.... 150 685 341063Terry Hanger 6.... 150 680 33617 Brahmin 6.... 144 685 316032Arius 5.... 142 ... . 670 33820 Yasodhara 5.... 140 670 34106 Pat My Boy 4. ...138 675 34106 McManus 4.... 130 690 MONTHLY FORM BOOKS. 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JOCKEY CLUB K j Form Sheets and Entries Ex-ALL TRACKS pertly Indexed ARE FULLY RE- Telegraphic, Correct, Con-PORTED cise, Comely. ex k Training News a Specialty. I 0ur 0wn Presses Be-24-126 tt a fore the Chicago Dailies. FIFTH AVENUE 1 1 CHICAGO , , SUBSCRIPTION PBiCK ONE MONTH, $L5 A SIX MONTHS, 7.50 XX ONE YEAR, H.00 I SENT AS FIRST-CLASS IIAJGC. I IN PLAIN ENVELOPE. . . . ' - ,, --i- , Page [4] Harlem Form Chart HARLEM FORM CHART. CHICAGO, MX., August 4. First day. Harlem Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter. RichnrdDwyer. ' Racing starts at 2;30 p. m. indicates whip, 5 spurs, B blinkers. O A "I f T7 FIRST HACK 3-4 Mile. Purse $100; 75 to Becond; $25 to third. Q4cJLvJ I 3-year-olda and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St M K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (34007)L'ETRENNE 4 100 7 3 38 21 11 BirkenruthE Corrigan 8-5 8-513-103-5 f38738ST CUTHBERT II 6 107 2 U U 11 22 Coburn E Trotter 4 51 5 8-5 33898 WINTER 6 106 51 71 42 41 31 T Knight JBRespess 10 20 15 6 340833ANDES W 6 105 4 5h 71 65 41 Otis J Arthur 6 61 6 2 35937 LAKE VIEW BELLE W 4 1031 82 6 51 51 51 BeauchampW W Darden&Co 10 25 20 8 33700THEORY W 6 1031 1 22 211 32 6 Buchanan S C Hildreth 4 9 8 3 ' 275'9 MONTANIC W 5 99 31 4h 6b 721 71 Helgesen C E Durnell 15 50 40 15 339602DODIE S. W 3 94 6 9 9 9 85 Calbreath S G Morton 15 30 30 10 30593 MAGI ISB 3 100 9 80 82 8 9 Hoar W E Applegate 10 15 10 4 Time, 23, 48. 1 :13. Winner B. f, by En thuBiast Vanquish (trained by E. Corrigan) Went to post at 2 :S0. At post 7 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. L. Etrenne finished stroDgly, coming through next to the inside rail in the final eighth. St. Cuthbert ran to his best form and had no mishaps. He bore in several timos in the final eighth, but not enough to prevent L'Etrenne from winning. Winter made up ground in the last quarter and finished resolutely. Andes finished with a rush and ran to his best form. Theory was well spent in the final sixteenth". Magi appeared to be nowhere near up to a good race. St. Cuthbert was claimed by C. E. Durnell for $1,570. Scratched 31055 If You Dare, 109; 340072Carl Kahler, 106; 33726 Rag Tag, 98; 33983 Emma R., 102; 340552Della Ostrand, 102. . , , Overweights Dodie S., 1 pound ; St. Cuthbert, 1 ; mL Theory, 11 ; Lake T ,r- View t, Belle,'ll. i L'Etrenne, show, 1 to 4. St. Cuthbert, show, 4 to 5. Winter, show, 21 to 1. - q A "I f Q SECOND RACE 5-8 Mile. Purse $100; $7a to second; $25 to third. 4Jb JL J O 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St jj K & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 31031 DICK WELLES H 111 1 Is l2 l3 1 T Kuight J B Respess 3-5 7-109-201-4 336982SIDNEY C. LOVE W 108 21 22 21 22 22 J Ranch MHTichenor&Co 5 9 8 8-5 33934 MIRANCE W5 9S 3 7h 51 4 32 W Waldo Mrs R Bradley 50 60 60 12 33059 BAY WONDER M 105 6h 31 1 3 31 43 Prior J F Newman 25 50 50 10 (83986) WATOMA N 107 52 45 ii 55 52 Coburn G J Long 5 6 5 1 3S986JTOM COGAN W 103 71 52 61 62 6H Buchanan S C Hildreth 12 25 25 5 340312SENOR W 99 830 61 7H 73 V Hoar A Simons 50 100 100 20 JOVE jj 91 4a 830 820 815 8S Wilkerson H T Griffin 50 150 150 40 OVER LAND AND SEA R 88 9 9 9 9 9 Helgesen J C Yeager & Co 60 60 50 15 Time, 23, 47, 1 :00. Winner B.C. by King Eric Tea's Over (trained by J. B. Respess). Went to post at 3:00. Oil at the first break to a good start for all but Over Land and Sea, which was virtually left. Won in a canter; second easily. Dick Welles simply played with his field and was never extended. Sidney C. Love displayed keen speed and maintained ahout an even gait throughout. He was much the best of the others. Mirance finished strongly. Bay Wonder tired rapidly when a furlong out. The others were never serious contenders. , . , . Scratched (34031)St. Minor, 96; 32327 SBrookston, 96; 33933 Gold Bell, 108; 33331 Josette, 105; 33724 Au Revoir, 108. Overweights Senor, 3 pounds; Bay Wonder, 5; Watoma, 2. Dick Welles, show, 1 to 10. Sidney C. Love, show, 3 to 5. Mirance, show. 5 to 1. O A "I Afl THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. The Garden City QbXUt? Stakes. $2,000 added ; $100 to second ; $200 to third. Net value to winner, $3,340. Ind Horses A Wt St M V4 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (33917) ROSE TREE R 6 106 4i 3 31 21 H Birkenruth E Corrigan 5 12 12 4 (337561BURNIE BDNTON W 4 110 3h 2 25 12 26 Dominick J F Newman 5 51 5 2 S35002WAINAMOINEN W 3 98 2" 5 5H 41 3 J Hicks Talbot Bros 8 12 12 5 (3370DTOAH III 4 110 71 6 41 5H 41 Coburn P Dnnne 3 31 14-56-5 S39173tA. D. GIBSON W 4 107 10" 111 10a 61 5a BeauchampW WDarden & Col5 35 SO 8 34083 ELSIE L. f 3 91 121 141 121 ill 61 W Knapp M H Tichenor&Co 15 SO 30 10 340072CARL KAHLER W 4 97 8 13 13 9a 7a Helgesen Hatfleld&Ownbey 20 30 25 10 33675 HEADWATER H 6 106 91 71 7a 7" 81 T Knight H L Jones & Co & 10 10 4 (34022) JACK RATTLIN H 3 108 6 4i fil 1C" 91 Battiste P J Gorman 6 15 12 5 S3936tJIMINEZ 4 107 15 15 15 141 101 Blake F J Kelley 10 15 12 5 34058 BUMMER W 6 104 14 10 1U 13" 111 Buchanan C A Johnson & Co 30 50 50 20 33961DEATH B5 7 114 m 121 9 81 12 Slack H Robinson 12 15 15 6 34007fCONSTELLATOR 5 106 111 8 n 121 132 Hoar T H Ryan 15 40 30 12 34083 MONEY MUSS Hi 4 103 51 12 11 31142 J Ranch F T Wood 12 25 20 8 312892JOE FREY H 4 110 131 91 8 15 15 J Woods J W Schorr 12 50 40 15 t Added starters. Time, 23, 47, 1 :12. Winner B. m, by Bona Vista Fanny Relph (trained by E. Corrigan). Went to post at 3:35. At nost 7 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Rose Tree ran an impressive race, coming with an irresistible rush at the end and wearing down Burnie Bnnton in the closing strides. The latter showed her usual turn of speed and ran to her best form, but simply could not beat the winner. Wainamoinen came with a belated rush at the end and finished strongly. Toah tired fast when the pinch came. Money Muss was well spent by the time the last eighth post had been reached. The others were always outrun. Scratched 33936 Otis, 104; 38899 Scorpio, 105; 33276 Flora Pomona, 97. Overweights Headwater, 1 pound. ,.,,. . Rose Tree, show, 2 tol. Burnie Bunton, show, evens. Wainamoinen, show, 21 to 1. Toah, show, 3 to.5. Qi -I -1 f FOU RTH RACE Short Course. Purse $500 : $75 to second ; $25 to third. O'-fcXXv 3-year-olda and upward. Handicap. Steeplechase. Ind Horses A Wt St 3 6 9 11 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (31033)WAL'R CLEAR YH5 5 142 21 21 31 li 1 1 1 J Johnston J W Colt t21 3 9-5 1 34033 OLD FOX 6 134 41 12 21 210 220 23 212 Hayes C A Johnson&Co 5 - 61 6 2 339623 FALELL A 6 143 5 5t 51 36 31 3U 31 H S WilsonC Hak & Sons 5 6 6 2 34033 CAPT. CONOVERRS 6 127 10 9 8 42 48 410 47 Carter Mrs R Bradley 25 40 SO 10 34033 ICENI ft 4 130 3 81 9a 730 63 51 510 Q Wilson G Lanka 30 60 50 20 33826 ADA S. G. N 3 125 85 611 4a 5 52 68 615 Corbley Mrs J M Hoffman 15 40 40 15 32877 ANCHOR IS 5 130 lisoioio 71 61 750 715 78 Herting J C Yeager 15 40 30 12 GREEK DOLL'RRS 3 128 9a 11oh75 975 950 910 81 A Jackson J D Hooe & Co 21 3 9-5 1 34083 GLOBE II. fib 7 135 61 4 10" 830 820 85 930 c Kelly J Brenock 15 SO 30 8 29938 L. CHESTER'LD 8 138 12 12 12 12 10 10 10 Lloyd A il Linnell & Co 6 20 20 8 34033 PORPHYROG'NERS 5 128 72 31 1H Fell. Hunt H McCarren Jr 5 9 9 4 (339621HELEN PAXTONfl 6 142 1" 71 63 Threw rider. Worth'gtonE R Rodgers & Co4 7 7 21 fCoupled in betting. Time, 3:32. Winner B. g, by Candlemas Kanawha (trained by G. R. Tompkins). Went to post at 4:05. Off at the first break to a fair start. Won in a canter; second easily. Walter Cloary was much the best, assuming an easy lead just before reaching the ninth jump and gradually moving away from the field thereafter. Old Fox fenced cleanly and was much the best of the others. Falella ran her race. The ride on Anchor was a joke, the boy having all he could do to keep his seat. The horse showed willingness and speed. Porphyrogene fell at the ninth jump and Helen Paxton threw her rider at the same obstacle. Scratched 33962 B. G. Fox, 132; 33899 Scorpio, 132. Overweights Greek Dollar, 3 pounds ; Anchor, 5. The entry, show, 1 to 2. Old Fox, show. 6 to 5. Falella, Show, evens. . 01111 FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse $500; $75 to second; $25 to third. O 4fc X JL X 3-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St M Vt 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 340353BON MOT H 109 5 2" 2 2 2 11 J Woods H E Rowell 5 51 5 4-5 (33934) WASWIFT W 109 2a la 12 11 u 28 J Ranch M H Tichenor&Co9-201-2 7-201-8 339612MARCOS K 110 1 4n 41 31 32 312 Dominick W Burke 10 25 25 4 346562LOU WOODS W 102 3n 5 5 4 48 42 Blake C K Burdeau 20 40 40 10 (34058)AUTUMN LEAVES RS 104 4a 33 3" 5 5 5 Fitzm'uriceC Hellebush 5 9 9 3-2 Time. 21. 49 1 :15, 1 :10. Winner B. c, by Fitz James Queen's Taste (trained by H. E. Rowell). Went to post at 4:35. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Bon Mot, ridden to perfection, moved up fast when turning for home and easily wore down Waswift in the last eighth. The latter showed speed, but tired palpably when challenged by the winner. Marcos was well spent after running seven furlongs. Autumn Leaves' race was a joke. She ran well for only a half mile. Overweights Lou Woods, 1 pound; Marcos, 3. Bon Mot, show, 2 to 5. Waswift, show, out. Marcos, show, 4 to 5. t? A t t O SIXTH RACE 1 1-1 G Miles. Purse $500; $75 to second; $25 to third. JL. X J-l 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St hi V StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C V 339362SCARLET LILY K 5 93 2a 13 i i H H Helgesen S S Tracey & Co 2 2 2 35 31058 FA VONIUS K5B 6 103 Sx 23 22 415 3 2. J Ranch Burne&Waterh'se 2 2 2 7-10 34010 ORONTAS W 5 101 5 42 48 3a i& 32 Blake G W Cook 8-5 11-52 3-5 34058 ED ADACK H5 4 100 1 33 3 2a h 410 J Hicks J T Stewart & Co 10 17 17 4 34010 STAR COTTON V 5 98 4 5 5 5 5 5 J Bakpr H A Cotton 20 100 100 25 Time, 25, 1 :14, 1 :40, 1 :16. Winner B. m, by Jim Gore Red Veil (trained by S. S. Tracey). Wont to post at 5:05. Off at the first break to a good start. Won in a cantor; second hatdily. Scarlet Lily was much the best at the weights, and the result was never in doubt. Favonius outstayed Orontas in the last eighth struggle. The latter appears to bo in his best form. Ed Adack was thoroughly beaten when a furlong from home. Ho appears to run best in soft going. Star Cotton was out of place. Scratched 34082 Frangible, 98 ; 34085 Aleno Abbott, 93. Overweights Orontas, 3 pounds. Scarlet Lily, show, 3 to 10. Favonius, show, 3 to 10. Orontas, show, 1 to 4. Qj 1 1 Q SEVENTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $400 ; $75 to second ; $25 to third. O rdb IIP 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St Ya Vt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 340E92RAVENSBURY ty 3 97 la 41 42 3 21 11 1 T Meade S C Hildreth 4 4 31 7-5 34012 TAM'NY CHIEF USB 4 104 1H 10 ICh 101 102 5 23 Helgesen A Simons 12 15 15 6 (33938)HAY'D HUNTER W 3 96 12 12 11121150 71 6 3h J Walsh C K Burdeau 5 5 3 6-5 32852 MIRACLE II. VI 3 100 2a 1 21 2H 11 23 4n J Ranch MHTichenor&Co 5 8 7 21 34059 LINDEN ELLA KB 5 103 9 91 95 82 91 81 0 Birkenruth C A Johnson & Co 10 12 10 4 34085 L. CHORISTER f 4 102 8" 6 5a 41 41 31 -61 Hoar S L'Hommedieu 5 8 7 3 3:935 PEAT VJ 8 109 5a 3a la 12 32 41 7a Prior Curtis &Dernham8 15 15 6 33937 LITTLE EL KIN M 4 105 10 81 83 9 5h 7 83 Otis J Arthur 30 30 20 8 34009 ROYAL PENNY 4 108 3a 71 7a 61 81 91 9 J Hicks L Hart 20 20 15 6 34036 GAWAINE (j 4 107 4a 2a 3a 5 6 101 101 T Knight W E Cotton & Co 12 13 12 4 340363PAPA HARRY It 7 105 6 52 63 7" 11151115H12 J Baker H A Cotton 40 50 50 20 34059 HOPEFIELD I 3 92 7 112 12 12 12 12 12 Ezell G Lanka 100 200 200 80 Time, 24, 49, 1 :15. 1 :41, 1 4. Winner Blk. c, by Lissak Leonatus mare No. 2 (trained by S. C. Hildreth). Went to post at 5:35. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Ravensbury came away in the last eighth, but had to be hustled out in the closing strides to stall off Tammany Chief's determined bid. The latter showed a form reversal and simply cannot be guessed. Hayward Hunter finished resolutely. Miracle II. was well spent just after turning for home. Linden Ella made up ground fast in the final quarter. Lady Chorister got into a jam in the last eighth and got out too late to be of any benefit. Peat showed early speed and has evidently gone back. Scratched 34083 Mr. Phinizy, 108. Ravensbury, show, 7 to 10. Tammany Chief, show, 3 to 1. Hayward Hunter, show, 3 to 5. Delmar Park Form Chart DELMAR PARK FORM CHART. 8T. LOUIS, MO., August 4. Thirty-first day. Delmar Park Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather clear: track heavy. Presiding Judge. P. A. Brady. Starter. A. B. Dade. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. I indicates whip. 5 spurs. B blinkers. FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $100. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St & Yt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 340233PICKLE8 II 104 1 210 2'0 23 13 Donesan L b" Young & Co 6 8 7 2 339732MUDLAVIA KS 109 3 8 35 3a 2 Dale J P Banahan & Coll-511-52 1-2 340432A. LARK US 103 5 4H 41 4 3 Tompkins .7 M Barker & Co 20 20 20 7 (340231GEHEIMNISS W 112 2 1 11 1" 4io T Dean BSchreiber . 9-101 9-102-5 34013 LITTLE GIANT $ 104 4 55 520 520 550 T O'Brien T Whalen & Co 15 20 20 7 PRINCE YEREMI WB 112 6 6 6 6 6 Greer Goodlow & Co 60 " 100 100 40 Time, 12, 21, 5H. 1:201. Winner B. f, by Buckmaster Pickup (trained by L. F. Young). Went to post at 2:36. At poBt 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Pickles was favored by the going and was well ridden. Mudlavia was allowed to drop out of it in the early part, but came fast in the stretch. A Lark closed fast under a very incompetent ride. Gehiemniss had speed for a quarter, but evidently does not relish mud. Little Giant ran a bad race. Scratched 34093 Model Monarch, 103. Overweights PicWes, 4 pounds; Little Giant, 4; Prince Yeromi, 4. Pickles, show, 3 to 5. Mnd'avia, show, out. A Lark, show, 2 to 1. Gehoimniss, show, out. SECOND KACE .6 1-2 irurlongs. Purse $i00. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St M Vt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34073 POLLY B1XBY U 5 102 4 21 22 21 H Scully J O'Neill 12 20 18 7 340732FLOP RSB 7 99 5 6 3nk Ik 23 Sayors U Z DeArman 3 4 18-56-5 338133TOM COLLINS KB 7 117 10 4a 51 32 3" T O'Brien Fizer & Co 8-5 3 13-L6-5 3407.3HALMIS I 3 95 2 5 42 5h 48 A W BookerJ Lafferty & Sons 15 30 30 12 31070 PREDOMINATE US 3 100 1 9n10 73 52 T Dean A Cahn 10 12 12 4 34019MARGARET STEEtiES 4 97 6 7 7 61 R2 Phillips J O'Dowd 15 40 40 15 34073 SAM LAZARUS ESQ. W 6 110 3 "1 la 41 73 Dale F M Arthur 4 4 3 6-5 339952MONA B. HB 6 102 9 10 9a 92 83 Tompkins O W Boardman 8 15 15 6 33807 M ADA BELL f 3 100 7 31 61 82 91 Fauntleroy S Phillips 10 17 17 7 33931 CURD GILLOCK KS 4 104 8 8a 8a 10 10 Donegan R R Rico 15 20 20 8 Apprentice allowance. Time. 12. 25i. 511, 1 :19. 1 :26i. Winner Br. m, by Falsetto Barbiche (trained by J. O'Neill.) Went to post at 3:03. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Polly Bixby was well ridden, revelled in the going, was in hand all the way and won at her ease. Flop ran a good race under a bad ride. Tom Collins was bIow to begin, but closed ground and ran a game race. Halmis did well under a very inferior ride. Sam Lazarus Esq. stopped when pressed. Mada Bell cannot run in the mud. Scratched 33993 Miss Guido. 102; 31C682Any thing, 93. Overweights Sam Lazarus Esq., 3 pounds; Mada Bell, 5. Polly Bixby, show, 3 to 1. Flop, show, 3 to 5. Tom Collins, show, 3 to 5. Sam Lazarus Esq., show, 3 to 5. THIRD RACE 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses , A Wt St M Vt M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 340933MOCKERY R 110 2 2 23 2 12 Watson H M Ziegler 3 ji 4 6-5 (34069)FLASH OF NIGHT WS 110 1 1 H la 2 T-Dean W W Elliott 2 3 12-57-10 33996 MARCHIONESS Hi 110 5 42 38 33 31 Downing Haley Bros 8 12 12 4 31020 LADY PHILUR W 100 3 5 5 4 48 Earlo Wells & Co 10 15 12 4 134020) MISS KNICKERB'KERiJ 110 4 31 4a 5 5 Dale G Summers 1 13-1013-103-5 Time, 13, 23, 371, 52, 1 :)6. Winner B. f, by Pirate of Penzance Romana (trained by L. Christy). Went to post at 3 :30. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Mockery, true to her breeding, revelled in the going, though a bluff to scratch her in the morning made a price about her. Flash of Night ran a good race, though she failed to show her usual spaed. Marchioness and Lady Philura ran their races. Miss .Knickerbocker was penned in the Worst going on the rail and did not ran her race. Scratched 339293Makeda, 110; 34r692Pourquoi Pas, 110; S39432Avoid, 110. Mockery, show, 2 to 5. Flash of Night, show, out. Marchioness, show, 6 to 5. Miss Knickerbocker, show, out. 6 FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse $500. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. g "j g End Horses A Wt St M X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (33998) WAX TAPER KS 5 118 3 3 3 3 3 11 Donegan R R Rice 6-513-10U-101-3 (31072) TICKFUL KS 5 1C0 2 1 12 15 16 215 T Dan Fizer & Co 1 11-1011-101-3 34C96 FOUND H 6 98 1 210 212 28 2 3 Scully J Huffman 5 7 5 6-5 Time, 14, 25. 50i, 1:18, 1:16. Winner B. h, by Candlemas Utility (trained by R. R. Rice). Went to post at 3:59. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won cleverly ; second easily. Wax Taper liked the soft going, came fast in the beat of it when givpn his head and outgamed TicUful in the run home. It is likely that Wax Taper's form has been skillfully covered up and that he is better than his recent races show. Tickful was ridden in the deep going next to the rail and tired in the run home. Found is far from her best form. -j 6 FIFTH RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse $10U. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. g yj j Ind Horses A Wt St H 1 X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (338lO)MISS GOLIGHTLY KS 4 105 3 H 11 la la ink T Doan Fizer & Co 1 1 3-5 3-10 34022 HAINAULT 3 97 5 45 415 22 22 2 Scully J Barrows 8 12 12 3 340963 FATHER WENTKER 3 103 4 3 2" 3I 310 315 T O'Brien B Schreibor 7 7 6 3-2 310723VAN HOOREBEKE K 5 104 1 2 3 415 48 4 Donegan R R Rice 7 12 10 3 34071 SAMBO RS 3 100 2 5 5 5 5 5 Fauntleroy S W Streett 4 6 6 3-2 Time, 13, 25. 50, 1 :18i, 1:31 i. Winner Br. f, by Loyalist Tarantula (trained by W. Fizor). Went to post at 4 :29. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second cleverly. Miss Golightly was in her element and was well ridden. Dean outrode Scully in the stretch run and to that Miss Golightly owed her victory. Hainault cami to life in a hurry and ran a brilliant race under a weak ride. Father Wentker, under a very bad ride, ran a race in going opposed to him. Van Hoorebeke ran a very bad rare. 8ambo's effort was a joke. Miss Golightly, show, out. Hainault, show, evens. Fathor Wentker, show, 1 to 2. -jp SIXTH HACK 1 l-i Miles. Purso $301). 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St H hi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 33932 KUNJA K5 6 99 4 2 2 1" 2! 12 11 Earlo JNMillor&Co 4 6 6 2 33976 RUSSIAN N 5 4 99 5 31 31 31 31 2a 2 T Dean Graves & Innos 7 7 5 8-5 (31073) MORRISVOLMEHW 5 104 2 6" 6a 7 63 41 3U Morse M J Morse 7 7 7 2 (.34047)B'd WALKAWAY W 4 104 1 11 1" 21 11 3 4 Donegan S B Burnett 13-56 6 2 340452ELSIE BRAMBLE W 7 104 6 51 51 53 5 5 5io T O'Brien Fizjr & Co 6-5 6-5 1 1-2 32856LILLIAN REED KS 6 94 3 4 41 4 4" 620 630 AWBooker C O'Connor & Co 20 60 60 15 33760 LICH HJ 7 101 7 7 7 6 7 7 7 Enos M Rice 30 80 80 20 Apprentice allowance. Time, 111, 27, 5 1, 1 :20J. 1 : 31r 1 :43i, 2 :02. Winner B. m, by Kehama Brigazee (trained by J. N. Givens). Went to post at 5:01. At post 2 minutes. Start gond. Won cloverly; next two easily. Kunja was the best and received perfect handling. Russian ran his race. Morris Volmer was cut off at the start. Elsie Bramblo was cut off and interfered with twice. Lillian Reed stoppad as though short. Burnett's Walkaway labored in the going. Scratched 34098 The Phoenician, 101; 31C92Ladas, 101; 34093 Bollo Simpson, 99; 33930 First One, 91; 33914 Hurry, 92. Overweights Burnett's Walkaway, 5 pounds; Elsie Bramble, 5; Lich, 3. Kunja, show, 4 to 5. Russian, show, 7 to 10. Morris Volmer, show, evens. Elsie Bramble, show, out. Page [5] Highland Park Form Chart HIGHLAND PARK FORM CHART. DETROIT, MICH,, August 4. Eighth day. Highland Park Club. Summer Meeting. Weather clear ; track fast. Presiding Judge, Francis Nelson. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m. H indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers, FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-old3. Maidens. Selling. g 0 Ind Horses A Wt St & K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 32562 GAYHILiDA WSB 102 3 3s 32 3i 1 Minder J E Lane & Co 5 5 5 2 33840 DIANORA II. H 102 2 2i 2H 22 2h Castro C J Gibbons 5 5 3 6-5 34078RAN AFTER ft 104 1 11 12 11 5 C Kelly Mrs A Bartley 8-5 2 2 4-5 31970 RIO BAMBA ftl 104 5 41 4h 41 4" Gormley G Hendrie 10 10 10 4 329873LIZZIE LOY Id 97 4 7 7 61 5" D Gilmore W H Sayre 10 10 6 2 33095 LITTLE ROCK HS 107 8 8 8 8 62 Irven E W Fitzgerald 15 15 15 6 32987 CRISSCROSS N 105 6 61 51 7 7 Ellis D Stephens 10 10 10 4 33840 IMPRESSIVE W 107 10 10 10 10 8 Perry N Dyment 15 15 15 6 33818 COLONEL ANDERSONI5 109 9 9 9 5i 9 McClnsky J H Baker & Co 2 3 3 6-5 34001 LINORA N 102 12 12 6" 9 10 Sheedy J Galway 20 40 40 12 33768BLACK DEATH S 102 11 11 11 11 11 Preston J S Frazee 20 40 40 12 338402WINIFRED NORWOOD N 107 7 5a 12 12 12 Adams W L Hazelip 4 6 6 2 33840 MOLLIE WILSON U 106 13 13 13 13 13 Hopkins W G Somerville 30 40 40 12 Apprentice allowance. Time, 24, 48, 1 :15. Winner Br. f, by Atheling Lady Stamford (trained by W. Garth). Went to poBt at 2 :55. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving and all out ; second the same. Gayhilda won because she was handled best. Minder nursed her along carefully and outrode CaBtro and Kelly when the finish came. Dianorall. outgamedRan After when it came to a drive. Ran After was off well in motion at the start and had every advantage. Rio Bamba ran a fair race. Colonel Anderson ran a dull race and is a rank in-and-outer. Little Rock closed a big gap and finished very strongly. Scratched Big Bondholder, 107. Overweights Crisscross, 3 pounds ; Mollie Wilson, 4. Gayhilda, show, evens. Dianora II.. show, 3 to 5. Ran After, show, 2 to 5. Colonel Anderson, show, 3 to 5. SECOND RACE 5-8 Mile'. Purse $250. 2-year-olds. Allowances. g-jfy Ind Horses A Wt St M Yt ZA StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 340773SPINET W5 108 5 41 41 31 1H Irven W W Lyles 3 4 4 1 337892GOREY WS HI 2 32 31 41 21 Minder J W Forsyth 4-5 4-5 7-10 out 34050 IMMORTELLE 85 -107 1 22 23 1 31 Steele R B Hayes 6 10 10 3 34050 FIRST MASON USB 108 7 62 53 51 41 B Sullivan Oots Bros 2 2 2 3-5 34026 NAVIGATOR 104 4 5 62 66 5 McClnsky Brown & Peters 40 40 15 5 34050 SAMMIE MAC W 101 3 1 1h 22 62 Lowe W McLemore 40 60 60 15 34002 MAGGIE O. H 101 6 7 7 7 7 Kinsler J J Ogles 40 60 60 15 Time, 24, 49, 1 :02. 1V Winner Ch. c, by St. Leonards Harpsichord (trained by W. W. Lyles). Went to post at 3:25. At post 6 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second handily. Spinet took the shortest way, came with a rush next to the inner rail, wore down the leaders and was going away at the end. Gorey was outran in the first part of the race and was taken wide when coming into the stretch and passing tired horses at the finish. Immortelle showed striking improvement. She and Sammie Mac raced each other into exhaustion. The latter quit badly when overtaken. First Mason did not run his race. Scratched 33138 Tom Hall, 108. Spinet, show, out. Immortelle, show, evens. First Mason, show, out. THIRD RACE 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and.npward. Selling. g-jg Ind Horses A Wt St & K 36 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 340792LADY OF THE WEST 7 100 6 71 61 4 31 1" Alarie J C Ferris Jr 3 3 2 4-5 34104SCORTIC W5 3 86 8 13 1H 13 12 2h D Gilmore Robinson & LeachlO 10 6 2 340783ILLOWAHO W 3 91 3 41 3 8 5 32 C Kelly W H Ketchiman 2 11-511-51 34025 EASY STREET I 3 101 5 8 51 22 21 43 Minder N Dyment 2 3 3 6-5 34076 FIRING LINE H 3 103 4 6 7 61 4" 53 H Wilson A Furst 6 10 10 4 34076 BELLA I 3 95 7 52 2h 31 62 66 Sheedy J Galway 10 15 15 5 33980 ROTTERDAM W 8 1101 1 2k 41 7 7 7 J Boland J Hendricks 3 5 5 2 33980 BEAN B5 3 100 2 3b 8 5" 8 8 Adams W S Laird 10 15 15 5 Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 501, 1 :161, 1 :42, 1 :481. Winner Ch. m, by Chorister Daphne (trained by J. C. Ferris, Jr). Went to post at 3:55. At post 7 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Alarie brought Lady of the West through the field in the last sixteenth and won in a hard drive. She was messed about all the way and had to be much the best to win. Scortic was raced into exhaustion in setting the pace and weakened when the final drive came. Illowaho came strongly in the last sixteenth. He was cut off a couple of times and knocked out of it when rounding the far turn. Bella showed speed and improvement over her last race. She and Rotterdam were cut off on the first turn. The field ran closely bunched for the entire journey and there was a great deal of interference. Scratched 339582Tiffany, 96. Overweights Easy Street, 5 pounds ; Rotterdam, 31; Bean, 2. Lady of the West, show, 1 to 2. Scortic, show, evens. Illowaho, show, out. Easy Street, show,3 to 5. FQURTH gACE5 1-g Virions8' Pnrse $250. 2-year-olds. Selling. 31129 Ind Horses A Wt St M H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34050 ENUE W 1031 3 Ih 12 U 12 Gormley J Walters 111 out 34077 ONYX II. HB 105 1 2h 21 31 21 Minder Brown & Peters 2 2 2 7-10 34075EXAPO ft 98 5 4H 41 2n 31 Kinsler J J Ogles 40 50 50 15 338162NIGHT OWL W 105 2 31 31 41 42 C Kelly S E Parmer 21 3 3 1 34002 DUKE DASHAWAY ft 103 4 51 55 5 56 Lowe W McLemore 40 60 60 15 34050 WOOLSACK B5B 103 7 7 7 7 6 Irven W W Lyles 6 10 10 3 34005 ALCONA . 103 6 62 6 61 7 Smith L N Hodges 10 10 10 4 Apprentice allowance. Time, 24, 49, 1 :02i, 1 :09. Winner Br. g, by Lamplighter Inconnue (trained by J. Walters). Went to post at 4 :25. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second handily. Enue was best, went to the front without much effort and won as his rider pleased. Onyx II. was taken wide in the Btretch, but it had no effect on the result. Exapo's improvement was sudden. He hung on gamely, but Kinsler could not help him any when it came to a drive. Night Owl ran his race and had no mishaps. Scratched 33138 Tom Hall, 108; 34101 Bank Street, 103; 34101 Gold Bride, 95. Overweights Enue, 31 pounds ; Woolsack, 3. Enue, show, out. Onyx IL. show, out. Exapo, show, 5 to 1. Night Owl, show, 1 to 2. FIFTH RACE O 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $2L0. 3-year-olds. Selling. g-jQ Ind Horses A Wt St M Ys & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 32322 CAPTAIN FORAKER 105 9 82 71 41 13 Irven T H Stevens 21 6 6 2 (34003) BINEHELIO W 102 1 10301010 62 2 Minder W F Schulte 8-5 8-5 8-5 3-5 34076FRIVOL H 92 8 5 51 83 31 Preston R F Meyers 3 5 5 2 34078 DR. HART BS 105 10 61 4 3" 4h Ellis Mrs M Golablatt 6 6 6 2 33755JINGLER H 97 2 7 8 51 5" Treanor S Judge 6 10 10 4 34049 BLUE RIDGE W 108 4 32 31 7 62 ERobertsonJ Robertson & Co 10 10 8 3 34078 THE COMMON HS 105 3 1 23 21 7 McClusky J H Baker & Co 15 20 20 8 (34025)WORTHINGTON SB 91 6 2111 1 8 D Gilmore Littrell & Co 4 4 4 8-5 32635 JIGGER R 99 5 9 9 9 9 W'inwright Wheeler & Co 6 10 10 4 (34078)8IPHON IB 102 7 42 61 10 10 R Steele J J Marklein 4 6 6 2 TITHONER H 111 11 11 11 11 11 J Boland H G Speth 15 20 20 8 Apprentice allowance. Time, 23i, 481, 1 :14, 1 :21. . Winner B. e, by Governor Foraker Parisa (trained by T. H. Stevens). Went to post at 4:55. At post 6 minutes. Start fair. Won easily ; second driving. Captain Foraker was much the best, had to go all around his field to get up, came away without much effort in the run home and was going away at the end. Binehelio was off tangled up and was shut off and knocked out of it at the start, but closed a big gap and finished with a rush. Frivol went wide at the home turn, but came again when straightened out. Worthington tired badly. Dr. Hart ran in improved form under whip and spur. He did not carry them the last time out. Overweights Dr. Hart, 3 pounds; Blue Ridge, 2. Captain Foraker, show, evens. Binehelio, show, out. Frivol, show, evens. Worthington, show, 4 to 5. , SIXTH BACKX MUe' Fnrs8S250' 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 31131 Ind Horses A Wt St & Yx & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34079 MANDAMUS 1 5 103 3 81 71 3" 2 12 Minder H J Perry & Co 4 5 5 2 34006 LEMUEL S S 100 4 71 3" 22 11 2" Adams R F Meyers 6 6 6 2 33977 MEGGS MB 7 105 2 6 51 71 5 Si Dangman G H Marlmann 10 15 15 6 33720BRISSAC flj 3 92 1 22 21 41 42 4h C Kelly J J Marklein 6 6 6 2 338923ANNIE LAURETTA 7 103 7 Ih 12 Ih 31 5 M Johnson R P Dodson & Co 3-2 8-5 8-5 3-5 340762CHOPIN W 6 108 11 10 10 9 61 61 Alarie J C Ferris Jr 2 2 2 4-5 340742VOUCH H 4 105 8 4" 41 51 7 7 Irven E W Fitzgerald 6 6 6 2 34079 BOIDLE S 4 108 9 9 9 61 8 8 ERobertsonE G Brown & Co 6 6 6 2 338913LADY SILVER j 4 105 5 5 8 8 9 9 McClusky J H Baker & Co 15 20 20 8 34100 EASTER BOY 3 97 6 31 610 10 10 McDonald Robinson & Leech 40 40 40 15 33623JAMES FITZ R 3 92 10 11 11 11 11 11 D Gilmore Irons & Thornby 10 15 15 6 -Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 49, 1 :16, 1 :4H. Winner Ch. m, by El Rio Rey Miss Grant (trained by H. J. Perry). Went to post at 5 :22. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Mandamus was outrun in the first part of the race, but made up a lot of ground when rounding the far turn, caught the leaders tiring in the run home and came away easily at the end, Lemuel was used up in chasing Annie Lauretta and tired in the last sixteenth. Meggs finished strongly and would have been second in a couple more strides. Chopin was in a pocket moBt of the way and finished strongly when he got clear in the run borne. Annie Lauretta showed much speed, but tired. Lemuel's owner waived apprentice allowance. Scratched 33767 Baronet, 108; 33957 Teucer, 1C8; 34104 The Way, 100. Corrected weights Lemuel, 100. Overweights Boidle, 3 pounds ; Lady Silver, 2. Mandamus, show, evens. Lemuel, show, 6 to 5. Meggs, show, 3 to 1. Annie Lauretta, show, out. Chopin, show, 2 to 5. Corrigan's Day CORRIGAN'S DAY. Harlem started its midsummer meeting yesterday with a splendid card and a big gathering. The feature attraction of the day, the Garden City Stakes, was taken in impressive fashion by Ed Cor-rigan's fast mare Rose Tree, which ran one of the fastest six furlongs of the year negotiating the distance in 1 :12 and beating so fast a sprinter as Burnie Bunton. Fifteen of the fastest horses now in training in the west faced the barrier, making the field unwieldy but Dwyer got them off to an excellent start with Death, Wainamoinen and Burnie Bunton thefirst three off. Nearing the first quarter Money Muss darted to the front and opened up a gap of two and a half lengths, with Burnie Bunton four in front of Rose Tree and the rest well strung out. There was little change in these positions until just after turning for home, where Money Muss fell rapidly away beaten and Burnie Bunton assumed what appeared a winning lead. In the laBt sixteenth Rose Tree moved up fast and coming with an irresistible rush gradually wore down Burnie Bunton, beating her easily to the wire by one length with Wainamoinen a poor third. The last named finished stoutly, nipping the tiring Toah a head on the post for third place. The latter tired perceptibly in the closing strides. A. D. Gibson was moving fast at the end. The race was strictly a three-horse affair throughout. The stake was worth $3,340 to the winner. Ed Corrigan's consistent sprinter L'Etrenne, the favorite in the betting, took the day's opener without much trouble. St. Cuthbert, closely attended by Theory, set a hot pace for five furlongs, but in the final eighth Birkenruth brought up L'Etrenne with a rush and, getting through next to the inside rail, won handily by a length. St. Cuthbert finished second, two and one-half lengths before Winter, which finished fast, beating Andes out a half length for third place. Theory tired fast in the last eighth. Dick Welles, which runs to his best form on a fast track, was in an easy spot in the second race, a dash of five furlongs. At flag-drop he rushed to the front and simply ran away from the field, winning by four lengths, not fully extended, from Sidney C. Love, which beat Mirance two and a half for second place. The last named finished strongly. Bay Wonder showed speed, but tired badly after running four furlongs. Watoma showed scant speed and ran nowhere near to the form she is known to possess. Over Land and Sea was practically left at the post. Walter Cleary is probably the best and most consistent jumper that has performed here this year. He took the short course steeplechase with ridiculous ease, gradually going away from the field after the ninth jnmp had been taken and winning(in a big canter by line lengths. Old Fox was much the I best of the others, finishing second twelve lengths in front of Falella. The jockey that rode Anchor was the cause of much merriment among the spectators during the race. He clung on for dear life and rolled all over the horse, which showed speed, and was so exhausted in the final eighth that he slipped off the horse's back just after passing the wire. Porphyrogene fell over the ninth jump and Helen Paxton lost her rider there. The greatest surprise of the day was the defeat of Waswift in the fifth race, Bon Mot beating him handily. Waswift was held at 2 to 5 in the betting, but even at these short odds was heavily backed. He led for seven fnrlongs, where"Woods brought up Bon Mot and after a short brush in the last sixteenth, gradually drew away winning by a length. Marcos finished a beaten-off third. He tired fast in the laBt eighth. Autumn Leaves ran a bad race and was only a contender for a half mile. Her race was too bad to be true and should be thrown out of future calculations. Scarlet Lily, with her light impost, took the sixth race in a canter by four lengths from Favonius, which beat Orontas a half for second place, Scarlet Lily showed much speed and the result was never in doubt. Ed Adack was a keen contender for almost a mile, but quit badly when the pinch came. Orontas moved up fast when turning into the last quarter, but for some unaccountable reason tired palpably when hooked with Favonius for the second place struggle. Ravensbury took the finale by a neck from Tammany Chief, which finished three lengths before Hayward Hunter for second place. Tammany Chief's reversal of form was surprising. Miracle II. gave up the struggle when the pinch came and the same may be said of Peat. A crowd of at least 10,000 was present and witnessed a splendid day's sport. The track was at its best and fast time was made throughout the afternoon's sport. Bonnibert's Race BONNIBERT'd RACE. LaBt Wednesday, Bonnibert, running at Brighton Beach, put on record a grand performance at a I mile and an eighth, which was thus described by Charles E. Trevathan in the Morning Telegraph : "Frank Farrell's Bonnibert, four years old, by Albert Bonnie Ola, ran a mile and a furlong yesterday at Brighton Beach in 1 :51 fiat, and becomes, through that performance, the champion horse of the country at the distance. "The previous record for the route was 1:51, held jointly by Water Cure and Roehampton, each of these accomplishing the feat in his three-year-old form. Water Cure set the mark in 1900 with 100 pounds on him. Roehampton followed the next season with 94 pounds on him. Yesterday's per-, formance is so far and away beyond the runs made by these two that there is no possible comparison "When a horse of any age takes up 120 pounds and breaks a record he is alone. Record holders who have carried no more than a feather in their record performances are not to be seriously considered. But 120 pounds in these days is a racehorse's weight, and Bonnibert took up that load and set a mark which will stand for a long time. "That all three of these runs were made on the Brighton Beach track further substantiates the oft repeated statement that it is the fastest racecourse, in the east, if not in the country. "This Bonnibert race was worth traveling miles to see. He had no picnic in the finishing of his record-breaking purpose. He had another good horse looking him in the eye when he got to the wire. Tom Kenny, that overnighter of recent excellence, was right there with him, and the backers of Kenny had no grumbling word after they saw what he had made Bonnibert do to beat him. " It was a great race from the break to the wire. Contend was a wild horse at the post, and when the barrier lifted to a fair break Contend shot out in front to make it a quarter race. The pace was terrific from the first. The furlong was put down in 12J seconds, the quarter in 23, the three furlongs in 35 and the half in 4875. At that point Contend was still leading, with Bonnibert, Tom Kenny and Ten Candles a length apart behind him. "Almost immediately after passing the half mile ground Martin began to move Bonnibert to the front, and at the middle of the turn Bonnibert and Contend were on even terms. Then Bonnibert took a commanding lead. The pace at which he must have run around the second turn was awful, for, with Contend doing a mile in 1 :38, this fellow was able to close a length of daylight and to finish: the quarter with a clear lead of two lengths. It was by that margin that he entered the stretch. "Contend was done when the straight was reached, and Tom Kenny made a try to catch the leader. The pace had told upon Bonnibert, and at the end of the mile he was willing to go home. Martin sat down and began to ride him hard. Tom Kenny was coming from behind with a rush. There was a ding dong finish between these two, Bonnibert lasting out to win by half a length. Tom Kenny was gaining on him every stride in the final hundred yards,. Contend was third. "It was a horse race to rouse the most phlegr--matic observer, and yet Bonnibert did not get so great a hand as is frequently given to a close fit winner of a selling race. It will be some time before another one comes along that will take up such weight and run such a race, and Bonnibert must be called a high class horse. His race makes him a possibility in any sort of company at Saratoga. Tom Kenny ran a smashing race himself, though he had up but 105 pounds. He cannot be overlooked in the subsequent proceedings at the Spa." Racing Dates of 1902 RACING DATES OF 1902. Butte, Mont June 21 August 30 Delmar Park (St.. Louis) Jnne 30 Augnat 11 Highland Park, Detroit July 28 August 25 Saratoga, N. Y... August 429 Harlem (Chicago) August 4 10 Kinloch Park (8t. Louis) August 14 2 Hawthorne (Chicago) August 18 SO Windsor, Ont August 25 September 27 Sheepshead Bay, N. Y August 30-Septamber IS Buffalo, N. Y August 30-September 22 Harlem (Chicago) September 111 Delmar Park (St. Louis) September 1 M Hawthorne (Chicago) September 1521 -Brooklyn, N. Y .September 15 October i Toronto, Ont September 27-October 4 Harlem (Chicago) Beptember 29 October I Morris Park, N. Y Octobar 8-K Worth, HI October 7 November 1 Latonia, Ky October 25 November 22; Aqueduct, N. Y October 27 November 8 J Lakeside, Ind November 8 at Washington (Bennings).... November!- Page [6] HARLEM JOCKEY CLUB HARLEM PARK, CHICAGO. Summer jneetlng-12 Days-August 4 to 16. Six or More Races Daily, Beginning at 2:30 P.M. ; Special Illinois Central - stakes and special events. Lake Street Eleiated trains leave Randolph St. at 12:30, leaving Clark and Lake Sts., stop- 1:00, 1:15 and 1:40 p.m., stopping at ping at all loop stations, leaving Van Buren, Park Row, Halsted St. Randolph St. at Fifth Av.14 minutes SiAln:rndflftrricefoSinrf'a?feSf Thursday, August 7. Youngster Stakes, $1,500 added; 2-year- !?? -S last race. Olds " 5-8 mile. 1:36 and 2:11. Returning, first train after fifth race stops at all stations; Turnlffh Qf Ulflntrin other trains after last race, stopping lWeiM oli MGllllO Saturday, August 9. May wood Handicap, $1,500 added; at Ashland Ave. and misted st. SSl"Et Pn" from 3-year-olds and upward. 1 mile and I00 yards. Metropolitan EMM Madison St Cable Sffi.iSiSJ1111 Btfc to 40th Ave., connecting with sur- STEEPLECHASE RACES MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY. . CsrflnilCBfl DftI,,iT,;M on face electric direct to track. YBX OH SpeCialS, KOMlO lNp, 25C. ADMISSION $1.00. 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