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Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, August 19, 1902 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1902 drf1902081901 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 19, 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] VOX,. VIII. yp. 198. CHICAGO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1902. PRICE 5 CENTS Hawthorne's Good Opening HAWTHORNE'S GOOD O PEKING. The midsummer meeting at Hawthorne yesterday opened auspiciously, the pleasant weather drawing out one of the largest Monday gatherings of the season, bar Washington Park. The spacious grandstand, which is almost three times the size of the old structure, was filled to repletion. The building is not quite finished as yet, but probably will be in a few days. It is undoubtedly one of the prettiest and most commodious in the country and is a big improvement on the double-decker that was destroyed by fire last spring. Of the racing it must be said that the day's sport was fruitful of several big surprises, the victories of Little Scout and Jane Holly being the most notable. The former won the Speculation Handicap, a dash of one and a sixteenth miles for three-year-olds and upward with $1,500 added. Of the fifteen scheduled to start, eight dodged the issue, but the adding of Artena made up a field of eight to face the barrier. The Corrigan entry, consisting of Rose Tree and Artena, was made a decided first choice, being held at 6 to 5 in the betting, while as good as 10 to 1 could be had against Little Scout, To a poor start, in which Piederich was virtually left at the post, Roso Tree shot to the front, closely pressed by Hunter Baine and Harry New. Little change took place in these positions until well down the back-stretch, where Hunter Baine began to fall back and Corrigan moved up. Bose Tree still had a slight advantage when turning for home, where there was a general closing up, but in the laBt eight Coburn, who had always been lying within easy distance of the leaders with Little Scout, called on his mount and the colt responded with fine speed. In the last sixteenth Harry New moved up on even terms with Little Scout, the two contesting every foot of the distance to the wire, but Coburn's vigorous and determined finish prevailed, Little Scout winning by a short head. Harry New finished two lengths before Artena. The latter finished fast. Bose Tree was well spent when a furlong from home. Bon Mot ran a dull race and was never a serious contender. Piederich ran an excellent race from where he got off. Corrigan showed well for seven furlongs, but needs the mud or a soft track to run to his best -form. Hunter Baine appear to have trained off. The stake was worth $2,185 to the winner. Jane Holly, held at 50 to 1 in the betting in the fifth race, furnished one of the biggest surprises of the year. She has shown to poor advantage since her first start and really appeared to have but a remote chance on recent form. It was a dash of seven furlongs in which some good sprinters faced the barrier. Off well in her stride she rushed to the front in a bound and simply spreadeagled the field, winning in a canter by three and a half lengths from Brulare, which beat Gonfalon one for rsecond place. Brulare finished strongly, but simply could;not;cut downithe winner's lead whencalled on in$the last (eighth. Gonfalon'showeri toladvan-tage and is worthy of attentionjlfrom now on. Talpa was runningjfast at the end ana would have been third in another stride. ToahlsimDly could notjconcedolthe weight. Thejsteeplechase over the short course provedan easyjlthingf'for MacLaren, Jbnt Dr. Nowlin would probably have given him a jspiritedargument had he notibeen badlyijinterferea with by MacLaren in the lastilsixteenth, the latter cutting acrossflhim and compelling this jockeyto pull him up. Mac-Larenljled fromSatart to finish, jumping cleanly throughout and winning by one and half lengths, while Dr. Nowlin finished six before Captain Con-over for second place. Golden Link fell over the sixth jump, Old Fox over the nintn and Helen Pax-ton lost her rider over the last. The first race of the day resulted in a rattling finish between Federal and Elsie L., the former getting up in time to wiu by a short head on the post in a desperate driye. Elsie L. led for the first five and a half furlongs and appeared "the winner, but Buchanan brought up Federal under a resolute drive along in here and gradually wore her down. Nickey D. ran a poor third, tiring fast in the last eighth, up to which point ho had been a keen contender. Ahola, showing much gameness under a steady drive, proved to be the beBt of a field of two-year-olds in the second race, a dash of five furlongs. She laid along a close third to Goodman and Au Revoir until well into the last quarter, where she came away gradually and had an advantage of one length over. Au Bevoir at the end. The latter beat The Picket a half length for second place. Goodman ran in improved form and is worthy of consideration from now on. Jerry tired fast when the pinch came. The last race of the day went to th heavily-backed favorite, Lingo, which led all the way and won as her rider pleased by three and a half lengths from Dark Secret, which beat Santa Teresa one and a half for second place. A crowd of between 7,000 and 8,000 was present and enjoyed an excellent day's sport. The track, although hard and dusty, lacked springiness, probably on account of long disuse. In case of no rain it should be good and fast today. Saratoga Form Chart SARATOGA FORM CHART. SARATOGA, N. Y., August 18, 1902. Thirteenth day. The Saratoga Association. Summer Meeting. Weather cloudy ; track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. H. Pettingill. Racing starts at 2 :15 p. m. indicates whip, S spurs. 1 blinkers. g-JQ FIBST RACE 3-4 Mile. $700 added. 2-year-olds. Handicap. Ittd Horses A Wt St & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3434120RLOFF IS 102 4 1 11 1" 1 Cochran E H Wheeler 20 40 40 12 34288ALLAN R 111 3 51 51 2" 21 Odom J J White 4 5 4 8-5 LORD OF THE VALE B 115 8 3" 3" 4h 3 Bullman A Belmont 6 15 12 5 34387 WILD THYME j 110 5 71 61 3h 4 O'Connor A Miller 6 15 12 a 34238 ASTABITA f 118 7 2" 2 5 5 Shaw JGFollansbee 21 31 3 6-5 (34213) YARDARM If 123 2 41 4 61 61 Redfern J E Madden 4 4 21 1 34314 RED KNIGHT IS 109 1 8 81 81 71 Landry P 8 P Randolph "20 30 5 8 34314 SCOFFER R 102 10 10 10 10 8" J Daly -FHMildenJr 8 20 20 8 341922DR. SAYLOR R 107 11 91 92 92 92 L Jackson F J Lantry 20 30 30 12 34263 FOBWAED Rfl 100 9 61 7 71 10 Rice A Belmont 6 15 12 5 KRISHNA NB 115 13 13 12 11 11 Troxler W B Jennings&Co 15 30 20 6 34266 EMPRESS OF INDIA R 90 14 14 14 12 12 Murray Albemarle Stable 40. 200 200 60 34341 ANNA DALY RS 90 6 11 11 13 13 DO'Conner W C Daly 100 300 300 100 34337 ATHELROY IS 107 12 12 13 14 14 Brennan GoughacresStable20 20 20' 8 ROCKMART R 115 15 15 15 15 15 Wado SSanford&Son 30 100 100 40 f Coupled in betting. Time, 12H, 2b, 47, 59, 1 :12. Winner Br.-c, by Kingston Catherine II. (trained by J. Baker). Went to post at 2 :15. At post 4 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second the same. Orloff secured a lucky start, led throughout and stood a hard drive gamely in the final quarter. Allan saved ground on the inside stretch turn and finished very strongly. Lord of the Vale broke slowly, but went up to the. leaders pn the far turn, was carried wide and finished with a rush and is -probably-a good one:-Wild Thyme was closing up fast with clear sailing at the end. Astarita tired under the weight in the -last quarter. Yardarm broke flat-footed, losing many lengths in the first furlong, was compelled to race on the extreme outside throughout and was probably best. Scoffer closed a gap. Forward had no chance with the ride. Scratched 34339 Tantalus Cup, 112; 342663Captain Arnold, 112; 34360 Examiner, 102; 34390 Governor. 1C0; 33965 Kim, 99. Orloff, show, 5 to 1. Allan, show, 4 to 5. Entry, show, 2 to 1. Astarita, show, 3 to 5. Yardarm, show, 1 to 2. SECOND RACE 7-8 Mile. $600 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St M lA . StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34337 THE MUSKETEER 4 108 1 21 2h li u Hi O'Connor Mrs F Farrell 2 21 9-5 4-5 (34292)CLORITA R 4 108 3 32 31 32 2h 2H Odom L Waterbury 4 8 8 3 (34290JDELAGOA R 3 89 5 5 41 42 41 3 Waugh J R & F P Keene 10 15 15 6 341873KING PEPPER 4 105 8 11 1H 21 31 42 Kedfern Pepper Stable 4 5 4 8-5 34337 MAUD GONNE R 4 105 7 62 62 51 51 51 T Burns Turney Bros 12 20 "0 6 34292 SAN NICHOLAS R 3 99 2 7" 7h 6 61 6" L Jackson Burns&Waterh'se 20 30 25 8 34337 OBDNUNG R 6 108 6 4h 5h 71 7h 71 Bullman J W Schorr 21 16-53 l 33908 WISSENDINE H 3 89 10 93 92 92 93 8 Henderson H M Ziegler 30 100 100 40 33102 EDDIE BUSCH IS 3 99 4 82 82 82 8 92 Wonderly J H Carr 20 40 40 12 33257 BRUNSWICK I 3 96 9 10 10 10 10 10 McGovern W Keyes 100 100 100 40 Time, 12, 23, 46, 59, 1 :114, 1 :25. Winner B. c, by Masetto Sis Himyar (trained by T. Welch). Went to post at 2 :50. At post 8 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily; second driving. The Musketeer, favored by the soft going, broke running and indulged the pacemaker to the far turn, where he went to the front with great ease and was best. Clorita finished very strongly and ran a high class race. Delagoa finished fast and just got up in the last stride to beat King Pepper. The latter got away badly and displayed amazing speed in the first quarter and held on well after excessive early use. Maud. Gonne went well throughout. San Nicholas' race was a slight improvement over his last. Ordnung ran a dull race as if sore. Wissendine is worth remembering when placed right. Brunswick is far from fit Scratched-(32361)Dr. Biddle, 113; 34388 Swiftmas, 108; 34037 Isia, 108; 34290 Honolulu, 105; 342893The Amazon, 103 : 34114 South Trimble, 103: (34362)01d Hutch, 102; (34365) Clonmell, 95 ; 342653Huntressa, 94 The Musketeer, show, 1 to 2. Clorita, show, 8 to 5. Delaaoa, show, 3 to 1. King Pepper, show, 4 to 5. Ordnung, show, 1 to 2. Q 4 1 ft THIBD RACE 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds. Selling. O ti: CE: XI The Mohawk Stakes. 81,000 added. Net value to winner, $1,730. Ind Horses A Wt St St M K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P ' 343173PORT ROYAL RB 107 2 22 2U 2- 32 21 li Shaw J R & F P Keene 7-104-5 7-10 " out 34189 PEARL FINDER RS 101 3 31 3 32 21 11 2 Redfern Pepper Stable 5 7 7 34316 ANDY WILLIAMS R 108 6 6 6 5h 51 4H 32 Bullman J W Schorr 5 6 6 7-5 34290 BEN HOWARD R8 106 1 12 11 11 In 3h 4a Wonderly A Shields 10 20 15 4 34337 NUMERAL M 103 4 41 4 6 6 6 52 Rice P Belmont 10 10 8 2 34291 2FONSOLUCA RS 103 5 51 5h 4 41 51 6 Cochran J G Lyman 10 25 "5 6 Time, 12, 25, 49, 1:14, 1:40, 1:53. Winner B. c, by Kingston Maurine (trained by J. Bowe). Went to post at 3:20. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Wou easily; second driving. Port Boyal was reserved for the first mile and made good in easy fashion at the end. Pearl Finder moved up fast on the stretch turn and took the lead, but only on sufferance and was tiring rapidly in the last sixteenth. Andy Williams was left standing but went fter the field and closing a tremendous gap finished with a rush and was probably best. Ben Howard failed to stay. Numeral ran like a sulker on the backstretch but took a notion to run well in the last furlong. Fonsoluca was outclassed. ' Scratched 33415 Grand Opera, 110 : 33944 Do Reszke, 106; 331933Dixieline. 101; 34290 Honolulu 98. Pearl Finder, show, 4 to 5. Andy Williams, show, 1 to 2. ' -FOUETH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. $600 added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St h jj StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P- 34190 ELLA SNYDER R 107 10 51 5 1 Jh Odom I Frank 8 WH 5 342153SWEET ALICE 107 1 1 2" 2n 2 Henderson M T Danaher 6 10 8 4 34383 EPIDEMIC W 107 4 4 3h 31 33 Michaels H C Schulz 10 '0 15 5 ARCADE W 110 15 9 9 71 41 J Daly WBJennings&Co 10 15 15 6 34341 FARCRAFT 13 110 5 8 7" 6" 51 Landry H T Wilson Jr 30 50 50 0 34341 FORTUNATUS R 102 11 61 6 5" 61 Milburn E K Wheeler 100 300 300 100 34215 SIR PRESTON R 107 9 2 1h 41 71 O'Connor S Hyndman 5 6 4 8-5 34140 LEADER R 110 2 10 10 9 81 -Wonderly J B Haggin 10 12 8 4 34288 PENZANCE RS 107 17 17 12 10 9 L Smith Burns&Waterh'se 15 40 40 1' " 33696 DIAMANTE RSB 110 12 13 13 11 10 Shaw E J Baldwin 4 10 10 4 34240 BURGUNDY U 107 18 18 16 12 11 Boiesen P Belmont 100 100 100 30 32214 ALHAMBRA 1 107 S S 4 8112 T Burns W C Whitney 8 12 10 4 33033 MAYOR GRAHAM RS 110 13 14 14 13 13 Brennan FBurlew 15 20 12 5 34213 WHEKLER B. R 105 7 11 11 14 14 Bice Lotos Stable 15 0 15 6 34215 INSENSIBLE R5 110 6 71 8 15 15 L Jackson S McNaughton SO 60 60 "o 33778 DEMI TASSE R 107 8 12 15 16 16 .Eagan J G Lyman 100 300 300 100 31390 FULLBACK R 110 14 15 17 17 17 Bullman W T Patterson 7 12 10 4 BOSTON 107 16 16 18 18 18 Cochran F J Lantry 30 50 40 15 Time, 11, 23, 48 1:01. 1:07. Winner Ch. f, by St. Florian Esther.Cleveland (trained by W. Karrick). Went to post at 3 :50, At post 3 minutes. Start-fair. Won driving; second easily, Ella Snyder broke slowly and covered much ground in the first half, but being vigorously ridden beat the best horse in Sweet Alice The latter was weakly handled at the end. Epidemic was prominent in the first half and fell away in the last furlong. Arcade closed an immense gap. Farcraft, pocketed and messed about, ran a cracking good race. Fortunatus went in remark ably improved form. Sir Preston was excessively used in the first half and tired. Leader, crossed at the start, and a slow beginner, was carried hopelessly wide on the turns and is a coming good one. Scratched 34263 Avignon. 110; 33281 Ink, 110; 326092Princess Tulane, 107; 34314 Louise Elston, 107; 34288 Lass o' Linden, 107; 34092 Bright Girl. 107; 3305 Fair Lass, 107. Ella Snyder, show, 4 to 5. Sweet Alice, show, 2 to 1. Epidemic, show, 21 to 1. Sir Preston, show, evens. j FIFTH RACE 1 1-4 Miles. $800 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St St jj y & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H CT (34317)DOURO N 5 122 5 Li 51 5" 4i 2h Ih T Burns S Sanford k Son 2 2i 9-5 4-5 34364 BARON PEPPER W 4 100 1 1 Ih 1 11 i 2" Rice L V Bell ' 10 12 4i 8-5 34364 ETHICS M 4 114 4 6 6 6 6 3 3 Odom C F Dwyer 21 31 16-51 C3438)VBAR LE DUC BB 3 98 6 41 41 41 5" 6 4 Wonderly H M Ziegler 10 15 15 5 ' 34i85 DALY IS 4 96 3 2h 2" 2 2k 51 56 D O'ConnorW C Daly 15 30 30 8 (34316)PAR EXCEL'NCE ft 3 114 2 3h 3" 3 31 i 6 Bedfern Pepper Stable 3 5 41 7-5 Time, 12, 2i, 50, 1 :15, 1:42, 1 :54, 2 :06. Winner Br. g, by Potomac Zimora (trained by V. Hayward). Went to post at 4:20. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Douro and Baron Pepper are both proven stayers and high-class cup horses. Douro was superbly ridden, had clear sailing and a powerful finish won out for him. Baron Pepper, at a great disadvantage in acting as pacemaker and failing to force the pace, was best at the weights and going fastest at the end after falling back when a furlong out. Ethics, unlucky and compelled to race wide on the turn, put up a good, game race in going slightly against him. Bar Le Due is steadily improving and was, with Daly and Par Excellence, outclassed by the first three. Par Excellence was overweighted with this kind and fell away when the real racing commenced. Scratched 342642BlufF, 105. Douro, show, 1 to 4. Baron Pepper, show, 4 to 5. Ethics, show, 2 to 5. Bar Le Due, show, 2 to 5! SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. $600 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses ' AWtSt & hi & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 342653HUNTRESSA i 3 104 1 32 35 22 Ih 13 Cochran Buckley & Bailey 10 20 20 1 34117 BLUES M 4 119 3 11 1 11 23 23 Odom F Farrell 1-101-7 1-7 out 34337 EXTINGUISHER ft 3 109 2 23 22 38 88 3 Shea T Shields 10 15 7 4-5 343402OCTOROON W 8 3 92 4 415 420 420 430 4o Rice A Belmont 20 80 80 8 O. H. PERRY 8 104 55 5 5 5 5 Carr P Sands 50 500 500 100 Time, 12, 2i, 48, 1 :13, 1 :384. Winner Ch. f, by Pirate of Penzance Sayonora (trained by T. J. Buckley), Went to post at 4:45. At post 3 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily; second the Bame. Huntress, particularly favored by the soft going and in rare form, trailed to the stretch turn, where she moved np like a flaeh and easily downed Bines, which she caught tiring a furlong out. Slightly lame before the race the latter failed to stay, tiring suddenly in the stretch and was evidently short. Extinguisher, a fast horse and well in hand for six furlongs, failed to stay. Octoroon was far outclassed. Scratched 341142Monograph, 119; 842642Bluff, 119 ; (34265) Bunnels, 116; 312362Remors8, 109; 34364 The Rival, 109. Hnntreisa, show, out. Extinguisher, show, out. Saratoga Gossip SARATOGA "GOSSIP. Saratoga, N. Y., August 18. It was remarked today that the Farrell-Welch combination failed to put up Shaw, their regular jockey, on The Musketeer and Blues. His peculiar looking ride on Bon-nibert in the Delaware Handicap, won by Chuctan-unda last Saturday, it is rumored, is still under investigation by the stewards. E. K. Wheeler started his newly -acquired KingstonCatherine II. colt, Orloff, in the first race today and won him out ten times over. David Johnson lost a $20,000 wager today on Blues, on which he accepted 1 to 8. Blues was supposed to be a cartainty today, but the story tonight is that he has turned sore and sulky and will not work. The handicapper allotted Blues 130 pounds in the Citizens' and Merchants' Handicap to be run tomorrow, yet today Hun-tressa beat him when nearly everybody at the track thought the race a foregone conclusion and most of the betting was on the place horses. Bullman was suspended for one day and fined $30 for misbehavior at the post in the race won by The Musketeer, in which that horse made the best time on record over a track called circular, but which has a "chiite." The race was run in 1:25. The best previous time was made by Chuctanunda, on Thursday last, in 1:25, but some years ago Clifford ran the distance in the same time over the Sheepshead Bay course. Fifteen acres of land near the course here has been purchased by Mr. Whitney and will be devoted to the erection of stables sufficient to accommodate some 600 yearlings, the idea being that at least twice that number will be in future years sold here, the success of Charles Reed's yearling sale, as well as of Clarence Mackay's sale, encouraging the asso" ciation in this belief. Although money enough has been made at this meeting to declare a forty per cent dividend on the capital stock, only six per cent will be paid to stockholders, the remainder going for improvements. Much interest is felt in tomorrow's two-year-old race in which John A. Drake's Savablo will meet Flying Prince, Merry Reel, which Madden declares will win the Futurity, and Blue Eibbon, the colt which close observers say was badly hamperad by Irish Lad in the last furlong of the Saratoga Special. The rider of Baron Pepper in today's race claimed to the stewards that Burns, on Douro, had ridden him so close to the rail all the way through the stretch as to prevent him from turning, but the stewards dismissed the claim. In this race Mike Dwyer had 7,500 on Ethics, and the horse might have won but for coming out wide on the home turn. Page [2] AILY RACING FORM 1 ISSUED EYEBY DAY, t WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN ! - i 1 OITIOUL OEGAN OF THE WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB, EDITOE AND PBOFBIETOK, F. H. BKDNELIi. 1 Associate Editob Clinton C. Bilbt, Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Bbunelij. : Jtntered In the Post Office at Chicago as second class matter, DAILY BACING FORM PUBLISHING CO. A Daily Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. COPYRIGHTED Entered 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 U. S. A. The chart and index numbers and track form of Daily Raging Fobm mnst not be used. 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Starter Holtman, who wielded the flag at Kinloch Park prior to his arrival at Hawthorne, stated that the present meeting now going on at the Mound City is the best in the history of the club. The daily attendance there now is nearly double that of former meetings and seventeen books are catering 1 t ! i 1 1 to the wants of those who are speculatively inclined and are doing a good business. The acrobatic performances, that Helen Paxton has shown in her last four races were the direct cause of the suspension of E. B. Rodgers' stable by the Hawthorne judges yesterday. In addition to suspending the stable, jockey Downs, who rode Helen Paxton in the steeplechase yesterday, will not be permitted to accept any more'mounts for an indefinite period. Jockey Coburn was given a severe lecture by Judge Trevelyan after the second race for carrying Ahola out on the stretch turn. The rider stated that his mount had run out and that the mishap was unintentional. Jockey McAuliffe, who rode Dr. Nowlin and fin-' ished second in the steeplechase, lodged a com" plaint with the judges that MacLaren, the winner, had impeded his mount's progress after going over the last obstacle. Judge Trevelyan questioned the riders who had finished in the first flight closely and allowed the result of the race to stand, giving as his reason that the interference was not a sufficient cause to change the placing of the horses. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. John E, Madden is said to be very sweet on the work which Jockey Lucien Lyne is doing at Saratoga. Rumor has it that he is negotiating with Sanford C. Lyne, father of the lad, for a contract for next year. The present contract with John A. Drake doesn't expire until December 1. The get of August Belmont's stallion Hastings have won thirty-eight races and a total of $76,945 this season. Secretary James Howard of the Washington Park Clnb is at Saratoga recuperating and, incidentally, taking in the races. R. T. Wilson Jr.'s big colt, Flying Buttress, was taken out of the third race at Saratoga Saturday by M. J. Cavanaugh for $2,080. Twelve yearlings from Barney Schreiber's Woodlands Stud were sold in the paddock at Kinloch Park Saturday and brought a total of $6,925, an average of $577 a head. The top price was $1,500, paid by Albert Simons for the brown filly by Sain Jennie McFarland. Hawthorne Form HAWTHORNS FORM. The form of Tuesday's Hawthorne fields is : First Race Lady Jocelyn, Belle Graham, Flo-carline. Second Race Lucien Appleby, Wainamoinen, Bragg. Third Race Tom Keene, Tommy Foster, Corinne Unland. Fourth Race Jiminee, Orontas, Scarlet Lily. Fifth Race Constellator, Joe Frey, Rolling Boer. Sixth Race Little Elkin, Crest, Ravensbury. Hawthorne Entries HAWTHORNE ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear ; track fast. Apprentice allowance. First Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2- year-oldB. Fillies. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. I 343342Airlight 112 675 34358 Pure Dale 108 640 34?603Flocarline 108 685 (34229)Lady Jocelyn 108 700 342823Maxette ... 105 650 33554 Belle Graham 105 .... ..690 343063Chicago Girl 105 625 (34310) Adios 105 625 34358 Vestia 105 650 Second Race 1 Mile 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 34380 Flying Torpedo 4.. ..113 700 (S4i07VLittle Scout 3.. ..108 700 343313Bragg 3.... 105 720 (34381) Lucien Appleby 3 . ...105 725 33699 Adelante.... 4. ...105 705 342063 Hargis 3.... 100 705 34381 2 Autumn Leaves 3 ...100 705 310563WaterEdge 3 ... 97 ..... 650 342312Wainamoinen 3.... 95 720 Third Raco 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. 34206 Red Tip 112 665 34262 Emathion 110 685 34210 Lou Woods 109 660 33094 Tommy Foster 108 720 (34382) Lass of Langden 107 675 (34205)Tom Keene 106 725 343832Haydon .. 106 665 3230 Ernest Parham 106 695 (2935tCorinne Unland 105 705 34032 Leviathan 103 695 32579 Aules 103 675 34157 Preetorius 103 690 (34378)Somersault 101 650 (34210V Matin Bell 101 685 340553 Judicious 101 690 Fourth Race 1 1-8 miles. 3- year-olds and upward. Handicap. 3438l3Favonius 6.. ..112 710 342332Jiminez 4... .110 750 34259 Orontas 5.... 108 735 (84082) John McGurk 4.... 101 705 342S9 Scarlet Lily 5.... 100 780 34384 Strangest 6.... 95 710 Fifth Race 7-8 Mile. 4- year-olds and upward. Allowances. (34S59)Scotch Plaid 7 114 665 34261 Headwater 6.. ..114 670 348313Dnelist 4.. ..114 665 333012Rolling Boer .'. 4.... 109 680 34359 Kazan 4.. ..109 625 34261 Joo Frey 4. ...109 710 32997 Automaton.... 4.. ..109 640 33862 Do Madge 5.. ..107 660 i 3S915 Rnssellton 4.... 106 600 343113Silurian 4 ...106 675 34232 Constellator 5.... 106 725 34118 Gawaine 4.. ..106 640 3S6"jl3Major Dixon 5.. ..106 660 343072Emma R 5... .104 640 34383 Little Duchess II 4.. ..104 ......625 Sixth Race 1 1-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward, "ellin 343593Banish.... 6.!.. 109 690 31287 G. W. W 4.. ..109 680 34085 Miss Liza 6.... 107 675 34354 Jack Doyle 4.... 106 625 343833IdaV ... 4.. ..104 625 31036 Edith Q 4... 104 680 S3274Crest 5.... 102 700 (34157)Little Elkin 4 ...101 725 343572Rvensbury 3.... 100 695 34235 Hayward Hunter 3.... 97 ......695 Reynolds & Co. 63, 110 DEARBORN ST. Our Sheets Filed Daily at the Daily Racing Form Office. Ahola, 13-2; improves with every race; should win. Lingo, 8-5; pounds the best. Federal, I I; should win. Brulare, 4-1; should win. Piederich; 9-2; should win. The above were our straight horses yesterday. Piederich was given a sixteenth of a mile the worst of the start; but for this he surely would have finished first or second. Picking winners at Hawthorne is or never was a hard task for us. Under the careful eye of Judge Trevelyan horses are not allowed to run last one day and first the next. TODAY TODAY the good thing we advertised in Sunday's paper will be cut loose. Our track expert informs us that never in his twenty years as a practical horseman has he known of such a certainty. We also hava two cinches at Saratoga. TERMS $1 DAILY; $4 ANT SIX DATS. Delivered to any city address before 12 o'clock and for sale at news stands southeast and northwest corners Clark and Madison Sts. 6 to 1 Shot Today RAIN OR SHINE. This one is entered in a soft spot, where it should win easily. Yesterday my extra special LINGO won easily and was wired throughout the country by me to all my patrons. This was the only one I wired them. I will wire today's good thing to all. If you desire to get next to the proper winning information you should not fail to call and see me, and let me convince you that I am next to the real stable inside informatian. I am next to several other good winners this week ; one will be 50 to 1. Ex-Jockey Yic Britton, Suite 539-40, 225 Dearborn St. How to Beat the Races SENT FREK TO ANT ADDRESS IN THE WORLD. Thompson and Co. SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK. P. O. BOX 179. SPECIAL INFORMATION I am furnishing to a few careful investors right along. It only costs a stamp to find out about it. All correspondence confidential. It will piy you to get posted. For particulars address J A. Goodwin, Gen'l Del,, Chicago. - Race Track Information Bureau SUITE 500, -,-63-269 DJCARBORN ST. 'PHONE HARRISON 3689. TERMS : $1.00 DAILY. $4.00 TVEEKXT. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS WIRED AT 9 A. M. Three Good Things at Hawthorne Tuesday First Race, 3 to I Plunge for the Limit Bet. Third Race, 4 to 8 to I Plunge for the Limit Bet. Fifth Race, 4, 5 or 6 to I Plunge for the Limit Bet. Here are throe good things that are in great form, will have, good riders up, the track just suits them and barring accidents should gallop home. Turf followers, whether you are a winner or a loser, you cannot afford to miss these three good things. Form Letter on Hawthorne and Saratoga, Printed, Ready at 9 a.m. Also sold at the Great Northern, Grand Pacific, Sherman and Wellington Hotels; cigar stand, 185 Dearborn St. ; news stands oa northwest and southeast corners Clark and Madison Sts. ; cigar store, 37 State St. ; cigar store, 267 Dearborn St. Page [3] Kinloch Park Form KINLOCH PARK FORM. The form of Tuesday's Kinloch Park fields Is : First Race Flop, Moderator, Duela. Second Race Doeskin, Rosecourt, Luna Minor. Third Race Maghoni, John Coulter, Wolfram. Fourth Race Governor Boyd, Fearful, Terra Incognita. Fifth Race Schwalbe, South Breeze, Jessie Jarboe. Sixth Race Sinil, Likeness, Federalist. Kinloch Park Form R. J. Collins KINLOCH PARK FORM. St. Louis, Mo., August 18. The horsas seeming to have tha best chances in Tuesday's races are : First Race Beauty Book or Flop. Second Race Doeskin or Anything. Third Race Wolfram or Maghoni. Fourth Race Fearful or Ninos. Fifth Race Schwalbe or South Breeze. Sixth Race Parnassus or Jerry Hunt. R. J. Collins. Kinloch Park Entries KINLOCH PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather wot; track muddy. Apprentice allowance. First Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 34S71 Temptress 4.. ..108 715 34344 Glenzen 3.. ..106 710 31296 Terralene 5.. ..105 700 342443Laura G. G 5... .105 700 (34420) Beauty Book -.. 5. ...102 705 34070 Gracious 4.... 102 705 34368 Little Lois 4.. ..102 710 S43422Flop 7.... 89 72o 34141 Broodier '. 3.... 97 705 34347Moderator 3.... 95 720 (34418)Has Gift 3.... 95 710 34295Duola 3.... 90 715 Second Race 3-4 mile. S-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. "Allowances. 34270 Tuck Paw 112 C90 34368 Anything... 112 715 34344 Doeskin 112 725 3468 Luna Minor 112 715 34391 Roberta G 112 710 29627 Rosecourt 112 720 34144 Bonnie Esther 107 705 34169 Kilrush 107 695 33931 Loca . 107 710 25135 Olive 8treet 107 700 3S949 Legation 107 705 33109 Alice Hop 107 700 Third Raco 5 1-8 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 33911 Robert G. Lansing 108 705 S4421 Goudy 108 710 35973 Wolfram 108 715 34S922Floyd K 108 710 (34298)St. Vitus 108 705 84093 Model Monarch 108 715 83996 Little Isaac 105 700 34421 2Maghoni 105 725 In Doubt, b. f, by Foul Bhot or Little M inch Hattie C 105 S4'?67John Coulter 105 720 34370 Helen Hay 105 695 31392A Convict 103 690 Fourth Race Short Course. (About 1 1-2 Miles.) Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. The Bratton Handicap. Value $500. 31830 Governor Boyd 7.. ..144 700 346 Porphyrogene 5....138 680 S4393tNinos 8.. ..135 675 SiSOJSTerra Incognita 6.. ..134 65 34009 Chiquasabog 5.... 130 685 27290tSublimity 5.. ..127 680 3439J2Fearful 5....127 690 34393 Grandad 6.. ..126 675 84391 Zack Phelp3 4.. ..125 670 33099 WeeDollie 7.. ..125 670 fJ. S. Bratton entry. Fifth Race 1 1-1 6 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 34369 Colonel Ballantyno 4....1C6 700 342353Major Mansir 5....1C5 705 34419Jessie Jarboe 6.. ..103 715 34345 Satin Coat. 4.... 102 705 33422 Wall About 4.. ..102 700 344162Star Cotton 5.. ..101 695 34419 Found 9 22 'i 34395Sriouth Breeze 4.... 99 720 (S4419)Scuwalbe 6 725 34272 Navarino 3.... 95 710 S4395Menaco 4.... 92 715 31395Cherished 4.... 92 710 Sixth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 343442Sinfl f 1 '25 34391 Blueblaze 4.. ..110 700 33487 Pharoah 2""H2 liH 343232Tom Collins T""J12 iS2 34257 Likeness 7""iX, 2?9 33985 Cerro Santa ?-"-?2r 2?r 34344 Federalist 5.... 104 715 334433Jerry Hunt ? J2f ? S4146 Masterful 841?03Merops V-":XT ilS. 34323 Velasquez 292 33735 Parnassnp 3.. ..ICQ (05 Saratoga Form SARATOGA FORM. The form of Tuesday's Saratoga fields is: First Race Kilogram, Bluff, Loone. Second Raco-Oleflant. Maddou entry, Shorthose. Third Race San Andres, Sadducee, Early Eve. Fourth Raco Dublin, Reina, Advance Guard. Fifth Race John A. Scott, Ithan, Alice Cary. Sixth Racn Hnntrpssa. Zoroaster, Cunard. Saratoga Form SARATOGA FORM. Sakatoga, N. Y August 18 The horses seeming to have the best chances in Tuesday's races are: First Race Bluff or Bessie McCarthy. Second Race Flying Prince or Blue Ribbon. Third Raoe Toddy or Sadducee. Fourth Race Herbert or Advance Guard. Fifth Race John A. Scott or Wannakee. Sixth Raco Hyphen or Roxano. H. FOHSLAND' Saratoga Entries SARATOGA ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear : track fast. First Race 1 1-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (34389)Kilogram 5.. ..115 750 342642Bluff 4.... Ill 710 33990 Lone Fisherman 4. ...106 715 (34291)Loone 4.. ..103 735 34236 Trump 3. ...101 705 31414 BarLe Due 3. ...101 730 343622Ressio McCarthy S.... 98 735 34313Frank McKee 3.... 98 725 34291 Lady Sterling 8.... 95 730 34264 The Pride of Surrey 3.... 93 720 34362 May J 3.... 86 710 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 337542Savable 117 730 (34360)Shorthoso 117 ;735 343P03Olefiant 114 750 342383Blue Ribbon 110 735 31339 Tantalus Cup 110 .... ..730 33560 Toscan 110 720 34339 W. R. Condon 110 ..725 343S92Flying Prince 105 730 34314 Bellgardo 105 710 33386 Osgood 105 705 Mesmer, br. c, by Albert HoodoolOS Orpheum, b. c, by Ornament Blanche J. II 105 34387fAcefull 105 740 34363 Nine Spot 102 725 823232fMorry Reel 102 735 Subdue, b. f, by Star Ruby Re- preesa 102 34363 Bridesmaid II . ....102 715 34164 Amaryllis 102 700 fJ. E. Madden entry. Third Race 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, nd. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdep. 34365Sadducee 5.... 114 720 (33991) Delmarch .. 4.. ..Ill 700 (33990)Rough Rider 5.... 110 693 34264 Filiform 3.. ..110 675 342112Rrandy Smash 4. ...109 695 31291 Paul Creyton 3.. ..106 690 34361 2Sai Andres 4.. ..101 725 31FG1 Boaster 3.... 104 705 34291 Potente 7. ...104 710 34362 Locket 3.... 104 695 343152Lee King 5... .101 695 17555 Half a Hundred 4.. ..103 680 (33406)Appointeo 3. ...101 695 822S6 Toddy 5.. ..100 710 31315 Anecdote 4. ...100 ......705 34336 Cogswell 4.... 100 710 34361 Tnagra 3 ... 99 ,P85 34214 Early Eve 3.... 89 715 34365 King's Favorite 4.... 98 705 34211 Satirist 6.... 95 710 34Jl53Golden Cottage 3.... 94 715 34211 Guess Work 4.... 93 705 34067 Ladv Radnor 3.... 91 700 34139 Mnsidora 3.... 90 715 31362 May J 3.... 84 700 Fourth Race 1 1-8 MUfs. 3-year-olds aud upward. Handicap. The Merchants' and Citizens' Stakos. $3,000 added. (34267)Advance Guard 5.. ..124 780 3(1173 Articulate 4 ...123 770 S41172Herbert 5.. ..122 775 34388 Dublin 4....114 800 (34289)Roxane 5.. ..113 775 U239 Hyphen 3.... 110 770 (34U7)Francesco 3.. ..109 780 34!S8 Reina 4.. ..106 790 34267?Sombrro 3.. ..1(6 760 343882Knight of Rhodes 5.. ..106 770 343642Caughnawaga 8.. ..105 765 34388 Whiskey King 3.... 104 765 343383Keynote 3.... 95 780 Fifth Race 5 1-3 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling, fnd. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 34042 Embarrassment 112 700 Hymettus, b. f, by Sir Dixon Merdin.... 1C9 343S9 W. R. London 107 715 34341 Squanto 106 695 34192 Giorioso 106 700 Latrobe. b. c, by Rossington Helena 105 Reckless 105 34240 Dark Planet 104 705 34341 Warte Nicht 104 710 (34240)Shrine 103 695 34341 Mount Hone 101 715 (S4288)John A. Scott 101 725 34S4l3Vannakee 99 710 843902 Ithan 99- 720 31288 Alice Cary 99 715 34288 Petit Bleu 97 705 Sixth Race 1 Mile. All ages. Handicap. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (26024)Lady Schorr 4....120 725 (34289)Roxane 5. ...115 730 34239 Hyphen. 3.. ..112 735 33229 La Golota 7.. ..112 .... ..725 34267 Carbuncle 5.. ..Ill 720 34259 Arsenal' 3.... 107 715 (34188)Colouel Bill 3.. ..107 730 (34338)Cunard 3. ...ICC 735 (31'.6)Zoroaster 6. ...105 740 343613Himself 4.. ..100 725 (34415)Huntressa 3.... 99 750 Highland Park Form HIGHLAND PARK FORM. The form of Tuesday's Highland Park fields Is: First Raco Iola, Aratoma, Emma C. L. Second Race Emir, John J. Regan, Dumont. Third Raco Crimean, Silk Cord, Circus. Fourth Raco St. Daniel, Wild Wave, F. G. Good. Fifth Race Staff, Fannie Blazes, Curtsey. Sixth Raco All Saints, Justice, J ohnny McCartoy, Highland Park Form T. K. Lynoh HIGHLAND PARK FORM. Dbthoit, Mich., August 18. The horses seeming to have the best chances in Tuesday's races are : First Raco Jako Weber or Aratoma. Second Race Dumont or Immortelle. Third Race Crimean or Advocator. Fourth Raco St, Daniol or F. G. Good. Fifth Raco Staff or Curtsey. Sixth Race Illowaho or All Saints. T. E. Ltnoh. Highland Park Entries HIGHLAND PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Apprentice allowance. First Race 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 34372 Himtine 6.. ..117 715 S37S0 Bon Viking 6.. ..117 695 34427 Jako Weber 5.. ..114 705 34424 Dr. Clark 5.. ..114 690 34397 Sortie 4.. ..114 710 34055 Aratoma 7.... 114 720 34427 Rice 6.... 114 705 S41032Angea 4.... 112 710 (34372)Dynasty 4.. ..112 705 34377 Iola 11.. ..112 .......725 34200 Fairy Dull 5.. ..112 700 34397King's Pet 6.... 109 719 343773Emma C. L 4.. ..107 715 34372Iris 6.... 107 690 34300 Junaetta 6.. ..107 700 Second Race 5-8 Mile. 2-yoar-olda. Selling. 34328 Dumont 104 715 (34398)Onyx II 104 705 (3437S) Flora Bright 103 715 34S75 Mexicana . 103 700 Mra. Frank Foster 102 (34227) John J. Regan 101 720 34S283Immortelle 97 710 34349 Woolsack 94 705 34349 Lorno 94 710 33959Emir 93 725 Third Race 1 1-16 Miles. S-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 3499 Zonne 5.. ..107 710 337173Advocator 4.. ..103- 715 34400 Silk Cord 3.... 100 720 34350 Orme 7. ...100 705 343273Crimean 3.. ..100 725 34399 Circus 3.... 93 715 Fourth Race 5-8' Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (34375)F. G. Good 110 715 (34303)St. Daniel 110 725 343C32Lorina 107 710 31250 Wild Wave 107 720 343752A11 Souls 107 715 3S978 Orlando 105 705 Fifth Race 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 34280 St. Sidney 4.. ..112 705 S3490 Handcuff 6.. ..112 700 (34S97)Curtsoy 4. ...Ill 715 (34427VFessyF 8.. ..107 700 34279Ethel Davis 6.. ..104 715 (34279)Staf 4.. ..102 725 34422 Siphon 3.... 102 705 34422 Worthington 3.. ..102 700 29203 Bourbon King.... 3.. ..102 695 (34348)Fannio Blazes 3... .102 720 34401 2Blue Ridgo 3.... 97 710 34125Scortic 3.... 97 710 Sixth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 332703Algie M 4.. ..102 ......715 343972A11 Saints 4... .102 725 343023 Justice.. - 3.. ..101 720 34401 Captain Foraker 3.. ..101 710 (34401) Illowaho ..... 3. ...101 710 34279.Iohnny McCartoy 4.... 99 715 343743Frivol 3.... 86 705 Racing Dates of 1902 RACING DATES OF 1009. Butte, Mont June 21 August 30 Highland Park, Detroit July 26 August 23 Saratoga, N. Y August 4 SI Kinloch Park (St. Louis) August 14 SO Hawthorne (Chicago) August II M Windsor, Ont August 25 September 37 Sheepshead Bay, N. Y August 30 September II Buffalo. N. Y August 30 September 23 Harlem (Chicago) September 111 Delmar Park (St. Louis) September 13 Hawthorne (Chicago) September 16 S7 Brooklyn, N. Y September 15 October 6 Toronto, Ont ... ..September 27 October 4 Harlem (Chicago) September 29 October f St. Louis Fair Grounds October 131 Morris Park, N. Y October 6 88 Worth, HI October 7 November 1 Latonia, Ky October 25 November 22 Aqueduct, N. Y ....October 27 November I Lakeside, Ind ,. ..November 321 Washington (Bennings) November 10 SS MONTHLY FORM BOOKS. The Form Book for July in ready for sale, and includes the racing of July 31, Paper cover, &; leather cover. 81.50, AMERICAN SPORTING MANUAL. The American Sporting Manual of 1902 contain all racing records at large, revised and complete up to the end of 1901 ; four handicapping system! with directions for their practical application, a table showing how to compute bookmaking percentages, track records of all the recognized tracki of the country, the western and eastern scales of weights, tables showing the comparative speed of tracks, a complete list of pugilistic contests of 1901 of any consequence, trotting and pacing records at all distances and a list of the new 2 :15 trotters of 1901. Also a complete record of performances at all trl of billiards U i ii ii ii i IMyBacinoForml ' THE TURF I mmiR3 I HFW? PCRFFPT I OF TII:K official ojrgan or the ly editeo. . . ". I WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB Form Sheets and Entries Ex- ALL TRACKS pertly Indexed. ARE FULLY RE- Telegraphic, Correct Con- ! PORTED ..... r cise, Comely. I Training News a Specialty I I i Off Our Own Presses Be- ! 1 1 24 - 8 2 6 fore the Chicago DaiHes. 1 FIFTH AVENUE ! 1 8 I i CHICAGO , I , SUBSCRIPTION PBICX ONE MONTH, $125 S ' SIX MONTHS, 7.50 iOi ONE YEAR, 14.00 I 0 SENT AS ITIRST-fJLASS &IAXL 1 g IN PLAJJf EyVELOPE. . . I ' - - Page [4] Hawthorne Form Chart HAWTHORNE FORM CHART. CHICAGO, IIjIi., August 18, 1903. Twenty-fourth day. Chioago Jockey Club. Midsummer Matting Weather clear; track good. Presiding Judge. Francis Trevolyan. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. g indicates whip. I spurs. 1 bllpkers. O A A f A FIRST HACE 3-4 Mile. PurseSOO; $75 to second; $25 to third. j4cJbvJ4fc 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind florse3 A Wt St M H M StrFin Jockoys Owners O H C P 84182 FEDERAL . S 6 114 3" 4 5 S 1 Buchanan H I Saxton 0-5 6-5 7-101-3 (34'83)ELSIE L. '8 105 1 12 U 1 27 J Banch MHTichenor&Co 21 81 81 3-5 34'8SNICKEY D. I 7 114 2 21 2212" 3" Coburn J Griffin & Co 11-53 13-51-2 34083 COLONEL ZACK H 4 111 4 3 4 4 4 Ezell S Lazarus 100 SOO 200 50 Time, 241, 49, 1 :141. Winner Br. g, by Turlington or Kingston Forethought (trained by S. C. Hildreth). Went to poet at 2:15. At post 3 minutes. Start perfect. Won drivmg to the limit; second easily. Federal finished resolutely under a vigorous ride and just got up in time to win on the post. He was slightly cut off on the first turn by Colonol Zack. Elsie L ran to her best form and showed keen speed throughout, but was not quite good enough. Nickey D. tired when the last eighth struggle was on. Colonel Zack showed a flash of early speed. Scratched 34231 Marta Santa, 117. No show betting on first three. Q A A f pr SECOND RACE 0-8 Mile. Purse 3400; $75 to second; $25 to third. 04irti:vJO 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St M, hi H. StrFin Jockoys Owners O H C P (34379)AHOLA R 110 61 31 31 11 H Winslett Mrs B Bradley 4 6iv 6 2 83724 AU BEVOIR II 118 3" 2U 2h 21 21 Coburn G C Bennett & Co9-5 llT58-5 7-10 34229 THE PICKET Kg 111 7 61 5 58 3" J Ranch Mid'ton&Jungb'th5 16 13 4 84286 GOODMAN if 110 1 1 1" 31 41 Buchanan W Courtney & Co 5 8 8 21 (33989) JERRY 15 HI 6" 41 -1 5" Blake G W Cook 4 4 31 8-5 342602RHETA II 115 41 5a 62 62 6i T Knight S S Brown 3 7 7 2 SABDIAN B 111 2 7 7 7 7 J WinkfioldP Dunne -8 15 13 6 Time, 241,491, 1:021, Winner Br. f, by Aloha Mrs. Stuart (trained by T, F. Coles). Went to post at 2 :50. Off at the first break to a good start. Won handily ; next three driving to the limit. Ahola, always well up, came strongly in the last eighth and was gradually going away at the end. Au Bevoir hung slightly when turning for home, but rallied in the final sixteenth and finished fast. The Picket saved ground by being taken next to the inside when turning for home. He appeared to have a winning chance when opposite the paddock gate, but faltered in the closing strides under heavy punishment. Goodman showed mueh improvement and hung on longer than usual. Jerry stood a long stretch drive with gameness. He should do better soon. Bheta showed scant speed, as did Sardian. Corrected weights Ahola, 110. , , Ahola, show, evens. Au Bevoir, show. 2 to 5. The Picket, show, 2 to 1. Jerry, show, 4 to A 5. O A A f( THIED HACE Short Course. Purse $500 ; 875 to second; $25 to third. Q4r:4l:wO 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Steeplechase. Ind Horses A Wt St 3 6 9 11 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34258? MACLA SEN fi 5 189 1 12 1 11 11 12 Hi, G Wilson G Lanka 4 4 25 (PT 34308 DB. NOWLIN 5 140 3" 6 51 35 26 22 2 McAuliffe J Fleming & Co 12 30 SO 10 34356 CAPT. CONOVEBI5 6 ISO 71 41 21 5 5 4 31 Carter Mrs B Bradley 6 12 12 4 34207 L. FARANDOLE I 7 150 61 2 4 21 3 3 45 Dolan TODolan 4 5 13-56-5 S4308BRISTOL I 8 147 83 75 62 41 4 55 55 Zeno Mrs L Finney 4 8 71 21 84308 MAZO f 6 132 211 51 720 60 6 6 6 J Johnston J Sweeney & Co 12 15 10-4 (34308) HELEN PAXTONf 6 146 41 81 8 7 Threw rider.Downs E B'Rodgers & Co8 7 6 2 348082OLD FOX I 6 137 5 81 3 Fell. M Kelly O A Johnson & Co6 8 8 3 82219 GOLDEN LINK If 6 145 0 9 Fell. H 8 WilsonKahn & Co 12 30 25 8 Time, 2:591. Winner Ch. g, by Candlemas Verdict (trained by M. Garety). Went to pot at 1:20. Off at tho first break to a fair start. Won easily; second the same. Mac-Laren ran to his best form, showed speed throughout, fenced cleanly and won at the end as his rider pleased. In the last sixteenth he ran across Dr. Nowlin, causing the latter to pull up. The latter showed much improvement, fenced without a fumble and would undoubtedly have been a sharp contender at the finish had it not been for the interference. Captain Conover finished strongly. Lord Farandole tired in the last eighth. Helen Paxton lost her rider at the last jump. Old Fox-fell heavily over the eighth jump. Golden Link fell at the sixth jump. Scratched 33897 Heraldo, 130; 34S563Stamp, ISO. Overweights Mazo, 2 pounds. MacLaren, show, 7 to 10. Dr. Nowlin, show, 4 to 1. Captain Conover, show, 2 to 1. Lord Faran-dole, show, 7 to 10. I J f rj FOURTH BACE 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.- The Specula- I tion Stakes. $1,500 added ; $350 to second ; $150 to third Net value to winner, $2,185. Ind Horses A Wt Bt hi hi X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (34284)L1TTLE SCOUT II 3 105 4 7 71 61 1 1 Coburn G C Bennett & Co 5. 10 10 3 34259BHARRY NEW IS 3 101 2 Si 21 Z 31 22 Buchanan S C Hildreth 6 13 12 4 (34287)tABTENA f 1 4 102 7 51 5i 4 4 31 Winslett E Corrigan i7-5 7-513-101-2 342123 ROSE TREE j 6 105 5H 2 1 1" 21 41 BlrkenruthE Corrigan $7-3 7-513-101-2 34284BON MOT II 8 103 61 6 8 8 5 51 Prior H E Bowell 5 13 12 4 (84332) PIEDERICH f 4 93 8 8 621 51 61 611 Helgesen CDeWitt&Co 6 6 41 8-5 S43332COBRIGAN 151 S 105 S 4 41 31 8 7 J Ranch Burns&Waterh'se 6 10 10 3 34580 HUNTER BAINE 3 106 1 1 Si 7 72 8 J Wahh H Wehmhoff 8 10 7 21 tAdded starter. Coupled in betting. Time, 25, 501. 1 :15J, 1 :431, 1 :49i. Winner Ch. c, by Lamplighter Little Indian (trained by H. McDaniel). Went to post at 3:55. At post 4 minutes. Start poor, Piederich being virtually left at the post Won in a hard drive ; second easily. Little Scout ran the best race of his career, was cleverly rated aloag by Coburn, who made his run at the right time and rode him vigorously all through the last sixteenth. Harry New ran to his best form. He contested every foot of the last sixteenth, responded gamely, but was not quite good enough. Artena finished strongly. Bose Tree was well beaten whea a sixteenth from home, after showing keen speed up to this point Bon Hot ran well for only six f urlongg. Piederich ran an excellent race from where he got off. Corrigan needs the mud to run to his best form. Hunter Baine was a sharp contender for about seven furlongs. Scratched-(34S80)John Bright, 120; 34380 Nitrate, 103; 34S80Aladdin, 108; 84261 Joe Frey, 107; 34380 Flying Torpedo, 113; S42858Louisvillo. 102; 340582Ethel Wheat. 102; 34S07 Loo Newell, 98. Overweights Harry New, 1 pound; Little Scout, 2; Bon Mot, 2. Little Scout, show, 7 to I. Harry New, show, 8 to 5. The entry, show, out. Artena, singly place, 4 to 1 ; show, 2 to 1. Bose Tree, singly place, 4 to 5 ; show. 2 to 5. Q A A AQ FIFTH BACE 7-8 Mile. Purse $600; $75 to second; $25 to third. 3 3Zx:J O 3-year-olds and upward. Handioap. ' Ind Horses A Wt St hi hi X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34S57 JANE HOLLY I 3 90 61 11 11 1 15 li Helgesen J C Yeager & Co 30 60 50 15 84261 2BEULABE 7 107 31 52 31 U 22 21 J Banch WWDarden&CoS 31 81 6-5 34208 GONFALON 5 104 4 31 41 4L 41 3 Donnelly S C Hildreth t3 5 5 8-5 34284 TALPA I 3 98 1" 8 71 51 6 43 BirkenruthTalbot Bros 5 5 5 2 84385 ALBERT BNRIGHT 4 94 5 2 21 321 Si fis Winslett Mrs R Bradley 8 7 6 2 S42S3 JOHN A. CLABKE 1 8 90 9 62 6- 81 81 6 Bobbins J Arthur 80 60 60 15 34232 ALARD I 4 112 8 72 85 7 71 7 Buchanan S C Hildreth tS 5 6 8-5 34109 TOAH 4 117 71 4m Ml 61 61 81 J WinkfioldP Dunne 2 31 16-57-5 S4261DB. STEPHENS 4 105 2 9 9 9 9 9 Coburn C E Waters 8 9 8 8 tCoupled in betting. Time, 25, 49, 1 :15l, 1 :29. Winner Ch. f, by Sleipner Sena Boyal (trained by G. Withers). Went to post at 4:35. Off at the first break to a good start. Won easily ; second the same. Jane Holly ran a surprisingly food race, showed much speed throughout and won as her rider pleased. Bru-lare finished strongly. Gonfalon tired at the end and would havo lost third place in another stride. Albert Enright ran well for five and one-half furlongs. Toah simply cqnld not concede the weight. Dr. Stephens showed scant speed and can do much better. Scratched 34383 Joe Martin, 105; S4S80 Nitrate, 105; 34230 Andes, 100. Overweights Dr. Stephens, 2 pounds. Jane Holly, show, 7 to 1. Brulare, show, 3 to 5. The entry, show, 7 to 10. Toah, show, 7 to 10. Gon- falon, singly place, 4to 1 ; show, 3 to 2. Alard, singly place. 2 to 1 ; show, evens. O A A ff SIXTH BACE 1 Mile. Purse $100; $75 to second; $25 to third. OtL4l:U7 3-year-olds. 8elling. Ind Horses A Wt St hi hi M. StrFin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P $4262 LINGO I ICS 3 11 13 1 12 is J Ranch E Trotter 8-5 2 8-5 4-5 34137 DARK SECRET j 104 91 93 81 23 2 211 Helgesen C Lind 7 7 5 2 34S35 SANTA TEBESA I 89 4 71 51 41 82 31 Donnelly J D Clayton 7 20 15 6 34210 BOLLICK II. fi 104 IS 11" lis $3 53 41 BirkenruthE Corrigan 5 7 7 21 84287 ALTON A Bl 104' 11" 12 101 91 71 5 Bochanan W'df'rd&Ev'rmane 8 8 3 34283 INGOLDSAB I 108 6 41 2 i 41 63 T Knight Mid'ton&Jungb'th20 30 SO 10 S4'1CTEMPEB IS 99 2" 2U 9"10 1C 71 Pierott F W Doss 20, 20 9 4 S308 DAVID HABUM 101 6" 6i 4U 5 91 81 Winslett C D Shelhamer 40 40 SO 12 83896 BELLE OF MINCO I 99 101 103 si 63 6" 95 J Walsh A P Doyle 10 20 20 8 8J35528ENORA MARIA Bf 1C6 7 61 71 71 ! 105 Coburn R T McMillan 5-983 S43548HOPEFIELD I 98 1" 3 61 112 n us Ezell G Lanx-a 10 15 13 6 34205 'MABSHALSEA 101 8 Si 12 12 12 12 C Bell J Brenock 15 50 50 20 Apprentice allowance. Time, 251, 51, 1 :171, 1 :45i. Winner B. f, by Henry Young Lineage (trained by E. Trotter). Went to post at 5:05. Off at tho first break to a good etart. Won easily; second the same. Lingo was easily the best and th e result was nevor in doubt. Dark Secret showed much improvement and was easily the beat of the others. 8anta Teresa also ran an improved race, She stood a long stretch drive with gameness. Bolllok II. closed up much ground in the last quarter. Ingoldsar showed speed for six furlongs. It was a bad lot. Scratched 82583 Trocadero, 111 ; 34355 Ran After, 101 ; 31351 Blessed Damozel, 99. Overweights Ingoldsar, 8 pounds. Lingo, show, 2 to 5. Dark Secret, show, ovens. Santa Teresa, show, 3 to 1. Kinloch Park Form Chart KIN LOCH PARK FORM CHART. ST. LOUIS, MO., August 18, 1902. Fourth day. Kinloch Park Jockey Club. Summor Meeting. Weather wet; track sloppy. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter. Richard Dwyer. Racing starts at 2 :S5 p. m. indicates whip, 5 spurs, blinkers. FIRST RACE 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St & V, . StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 343713HUCENA 3 86 5 61 43 11 13 18 16 C Bonner Fizer & Co 8-5 8-5 9-101-2 S4S69 STAR COTTON HSB 5 106 7 32 3 2 210 212 230 Otis H A Cotton , 21 4 4 6-5 343952CHORUS BOY W5 6 106 4 51 61 56 43 3 3 Hoar H Robinson 4 4 4 3-2 32672 KENTUCKY BABEIS 5 107 6 76 712 750 62 68 412 BeauchampJ B Lewman g 50 50 15 343473LINDEN ELLA MSB 5 104 2 41 51 61 750 730 51 Dowler C. A Johnson & Co 3 10 9 3 34233 POSTILLION 3 9? 1 1 11 3 8" 41 65 Davisson J U Strode 15 30 30 10 (34368)T. MESSENGER Ws 5 106 3 21 22 4 5 52 7x0 McCann A Bellew & Co 3 12 12 4 34368!TAM'NY CHIEF USB 4 99 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Bayers U Z DeArman 4 12 12 4 Apprentice allowance. Time, 13i, 261, 531, 1 :20i, 1 :35, 1 :19, 2 :03. Winner B. f, by Wadsworth Susie Forbes (trained by W. Fizer). Went to post at 2:44. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily.; second the same. Hucena, a rare mudder, broke behind, but raced around and away from her field. Star Cotton ran a good race, but tired. Chorus Boy closed well. The Messenger does not like mud. Tammany Chief ran a bad race. Scratched 342S53MajorMansir, 106; 34371 Nettie Regent, 104; 34369 Josie F 91; 33109 MeSahChe,86. Overweights Kentucky Babe, 3 pounds. Hucena, show, 1 to 4. Star Cotton, show, 1 to 2. Chorus Boy, show, 7 to 10. g-fj- SECOND BACE 5-8 Mile. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St hi Yi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34367 BUD WE ISER IS 107 2 .110 112 is 12 J O'ConnorJ C Cahn 2 2 2 7-10 ANZEIGER 15 102 1 22 2 23 25 T Dean B Schreiber 5 5 Si 6-5 34343LADY CAYUGA g 94 7 8 71 5 3 Sayers . Burnett & Co 3 10 9 3 LED A MAY fi 99 6 3h 8 31148 Ransom J B Lewman 4 10 10 4 34392 M&RIAN S. I 99 8 511 43 42 52 Dowler C A Johnson & Co 6 15 12 4 34170 JENE FARRIS K 99 9 62 61 73 61 8cully W Mulkey 0 15 15 6 33538 COLOGNE II. 101 5 9 5 6 715 Donegan E&LBohlman 12 16 16 6 33390 APPLE BLOOM I 107 4 7 8 8 8 J Mathews L Simpson 6 10 10 4 34392 ZULMA R 99 3 4h Fell. W Waldo W M Sloan 10 15 15 6 BEAUGARD IS 106 Left at the post. Clopton W E Shipley 12 40 40 15 Apprentice allowance. Time, 121, 251, 51, 1 :C8t. Winner B. g, by Buckmaster Missouri II. (trained. by J. C. Cahn). Went to post at 3:16. At post 3 minutes. Start poor. Won easily, but all out: second the same. Budweiser got off running, got free of a tangled field and was never in danger. He was very weary at the end. Anzeiger ran an even race. Lady Cayuga, all but left at the post, ran a winning race from where she got off. It was a bad lot. Scratched 343923Burlap, 106; 32915 SueVius, 98. Overweights Cologne II., 2 pounds. Budweiser, show, out. Anzeiger, show, 3 to 5. Lady Cayuga, show, 6 to 5. THIRD BACE 1 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St hi K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34323 HAS GIFT 1 101 2 11 22 ii is i J Miller D Schneider 12 30 15 5 34395 LEAROYD I 101 8 71 62 68 f 5 22 Hoar H A Cotton 20 20 20 6 31316 CROIX D'OR 109 4 4 42 42 42 3 Battiste W Mulkey 6 10 8 3 34371 LYNCH 5 99 3 36 35 38 21 48 J O'Connor J C Cahn 8 8 6 2 33972 ELIZA DILLON IS 102 6 8 8 71 7 5" Wickline J D Brown 40 60 60 15 34391DODIE 8., S 104 7 5 515 58 5 6" J Calbreath9 G Morton 7-5 2 2 7-10 34171 MISS WANDELOHR I 94 5 2" 1 2 32 71 Sayers Haley Bros 10 10 8 3 33219 LEFLARE 109 1 61 711 8 8 8 Donogan E & L Bohlman 8 10 10 4 343472FOUNDLING H 112 Left at the post. T Walsh Fizer & Co 2 2 2 4-5 Apprentic allowance. Time, 131, 26, 521, 1 :23, 1 :521. Winner B. f, by Dr. Hasbrouck Pickup (trained by J. Huffman). Went to po3t at 3 :48. At post 1 minute. Start poor. Won easily; second the same. Has Gift, at home in the going, outstayed her field and won as her rider pleased. Learoyd, off badlyt closed very strong. Croix d'Or ran an even race. Lynch stopped. Dodie S. was off badly and was given an easy ride. Miss Wandelohr had sneed and liked the going, but stopped. Leflare ran a bad race. Scratched-(84347)Schwalbe, 107; 342952Lou Hazel, 106; 31846 The Mormon, 99. Overweights Has Gift, 1 pound x Eliza Dillon, 5; Miss. Wandelohr, 1. Has G ft, show, 21 to 1. Learoyd, show, 2 to 1. Croix d'Or, show, 6 to 5. Dodie S., show, out. Foundling, show, 2 to 5. Q A A l O FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward. O tt 4Jb JL J The Florissant Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St hi K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O. P (34S47)SCHWALBE H 3 98 1 1U 11 1U 1'- 12 T Dean B Schreiber 7-106-5 1 2-5 (34251) JESSIE JARBOE I 6 105 3 6 21 23 23 210 J Miller Mrs M Goldblatt fl 4 3 9-10 (34272)VARBO K 4 107 5 E" 52 41 41 32 BeauchampG W Miller 5 10 10 4 (34i95)IDA PENZANCE B 4 87 4 4" iH 31 31 4" Houbre J O'Neil & Co 13-53 3 7-10 34251 BBIEF j 4 108 6 6 3 56 55 58 McCann Mrs M Goldblatt i 4 3 9-10 343213FOUND 6 99 2 32 6 6 6 6 Battiste J Huffman 6 10 10 3 tCoupled in betting. Time, 131, 261, 53, 1 :22i, 1 :48i. Winner Br. f, by Bain Gratitude (trained by B, D. Williams). Went to post at 4:18. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily ; second the same. Schwalbn played with her field and won as she pleased. Jessie Jarboe ran a good race. Miller let go of her load to whip in the stretch and she stumbled there and lost ground. Varro ran a good race in going that he does not fancy. Ida Penzance could not get to the front and ran a dull race. Found cannot run in the mud. Scratched-(34S69)Jim Clark, 118; 34315 Peaceful, 110; 34345 Mynheer, 109; 34391 Marshal Neil, 105; 34315 Prosper La Gai, 95; 34371 Mission. 94. Overweights Schwalbe, 1 pound; Varro, 1; Found, 1. Schwalbe, show, 1 to 4. Entry, show, out. Varro, snow, 8 to 5. Ida Penzance, show, out. FIFTH BACE 3-4 Mile, rurse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St hi hi X "StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34366 BEAUTY BOOK I 5 117 2 31 is 13 12 BeauchampH A Cotton 6 9 7 21 S4371 MISSION IS 5 119 1 2" 22 2 ,26 Battiste J H Bobbins 6 10 7 21 34371 MEBOPS H 6 119 5 4H 5" 42 32 Hoar F D Weir 4 10 10 4 335433LOFTER SB 5 119 9 9 9 75 48 Otis T A Gay & Co 4 5 4 8-5 343428MALAISE N 6 117 3 11 3 82 56 T Dean B Schreiber 4 4 11-54-5 33566 MISS AUBEEY 4 117 8 58 43 5 62 McCann J F Dockery 8 4 4 2 84366 BATTUS fi 4 119 4 6 710 6 712 J Miller J W O'Neal & Co 6 10 10 5 34342 MAECO POLO 9 6 119 6 7 81 83 83 J Waldo W M Sloan 20 30 30 10 3S909 MENTO I 5 117 7 81 68 9 9 McJoynt G Kennedy 7 40 40 12 Timej 131, 26,541,1:21. Winner Ch. m, by Pirate of Penzance Miss Booker (trained by H. A. Cotton). Went to post at 4 :5S. At post 2 minute. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Beauty Book was well ridden and much the best as the race was run. Mission was always prominent, was easily second best today and ran a good race. Merops ran to the mark. Lofter was allowed to flounder badly in the early part of the race, but came fast when Otis took hold of his head. Malaise showed speed, but tired in the going. Scratched 84396 Henry Burt, 122; 84342 Judge Pettus, 119; 32958 Fickle Saint, H7. Beauty Book, show, 6 to 5. Mission, show, 6 to 5. Merops, show, 8 to 5. Lofter, show, 3 to 5. Malaise, show, 2 to 5. Miss Aubrey, show, evens. SIXTH BACE 5-8 Mile. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Selling. gJ Ind Horses A Wt St k H StrKin Jockeys Owners OHO P 34370 CBIME IS 103 4 4 43 41 1" Scully J 6 Brattou (5 12 12 4 33625 MAGHONI W 107 2 23 2 2 2 McCann Mrs M Goldblatt 21 3 2 4-5 (34193)EASY TBADE I 98 6 65 55 32 3 J O'ConnorH McCarren Jr 6 12 12 4 34217 FLASH OF NIGHT I 107 1 1" 13 13 4i Gisbourne W W Elliott 10 10 10 4 34273 GOUDY fi 106 5 S3 3 53 51 E Dean B W Marks 4 4 4 8-5 343703THE ADVOCATE jj 107 7 9 81 72 61 Garic H W Wallhauser 10 30 SO 10 (33592) FLOEA LEVY 15 95 3 51 91 65 71 C Bonner Martin & Patton 6 10 10 3 328112GOLD COCKADE 109 9 6i 71 81 81 Blair H Blair 10 40 40 10 (34282)KING'S LADY I 105 8 81 6 91 91 Otis A Simons 2 4 3 6-5 34318 FEBONIA I 104 10 10 10 10 10 Battiste L Simpson 10 30 80 12 MATHILDE BS 98 Left at the post. L Spencer B Schreiber SO 60 60 30 Apprentice allowance. Time, 121, 25i, 521, 1 :07. Winner 3. f, by St. Florian Beply (trained by H. Flippen). Went to post at 5 :20. At post 2 minutes. Start poor. Won easily ; second the same. Crime was well ridden, showed sudden improvement and won easily after overcoming a crossing by Maghoni, which was pulled across her at the finish. The latter ran a good race and finished stoutly. Easy Trade ran an extra good race. Goudy about went to the mark. Flora Levy disliked the mud and ran a bad race. King's Lady was given a very easy race and can do much better. Scratched 33939 Frances Porter, 98. Overweights The Advocate, 1 pound; Gold Cockade, 1. Crime, show, 2 to 1. Maghoni, show, 1 to 2. Easy Trade, show, 8 to 5. Goudy, show, 4 to 5. King's Lady, show, 3 to 5. Page [5] Highland Park Form Chart HIGHLAND PARK FORM CHART. DETROIT, MICH., August 18, 1902. Twentieth day. Highland Park Club. Summer Meeting. Weather clear: track fast. Presiding Judge, Francis Nelson. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m. R indicates whip, 5 spars. 8 blinkers FIRST HACE 7-8 Mile. Purse 5250. 3-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St H, hi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (S1275)MIS3 CHAP HAN $8 107 7 24 112 l U Minder Har'ling&Armst'g8-5 8-5 8-5 3-5 34101 CONCERTINA WS6 107 1 H 11 108 73 21 Hayden J E Lane & Co 5 5 5 2 342283CIRCUS GIRL- H5 107 3 51 43 33 2 3i Gormley G Hendrie 21 21 21 1 34318 CHANDOO WS 112 5 7 7 7 4" 4 Dangman T H Stevens 15 15 15 6 339582TIFFANY R 112 9 9 62 6 3" 51 Doyle J Flynn 3 3 3 6-5 313482LITTLE ROCK RS 112 6 4" 5 5" 82 61 Irven E W Fitzgerald 5 6 6 2 34228 WORTHINGTON HSR 109 4 33 31 4 51 7 ERobertsonLittrell & Co 6 10 10 4 33588 SLY MAID HS 107 11 10 10 8 9 8 Preston G H Marlmann 10 15 15 6 31329 SIPHON M 109 2 1h 25 21 61 9 R Steele J J Marklein 10 10 6 2 31223 AMAHAGGA R 109 10 8 9 9 10 10 Croghan N Dyment 40 100 100 30 34401 CLARENA R 109 8 6h 8 11 11 11 Cogswell JCCahn 10 15 15 6 Time, 241, 481. 1 :15i, 1 :29h Winner Ch. f, by Hermence Lune d'Or (trained by R. Minton). Went to post at 2:55. At post 6 minutes. Start poor. Won driving; second handily. Mies Chapman showed the most speed, but was hustled along all the way and was driving to the limit to stall off Concertina at the end. Tho latter ran by far the best race. She was off well, but dropped out of it and did not get to going well again until in the last quarter, where she came with a terrific burst of speed and was catching the leader at every stride. Circns Girl ran a good race, but faltered when the pinch came. Chandoo made up a lot of ground in the stretch. Tiffany tired in the run home. Little Rock was taken wide into the stretch. Worthington had enough after going six furlongs. Scratched 34329 The Common, 112; 34275 Derby Winner, 109. Miss Chapman, show, out. Concertina, show. 4 to 5. Circus Girl, show, 1 to 2. Tiffany, show, 3 to 5. SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 2-year-olds. AlimSrKKes. Ind Horses A Wt St jj 6 & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 342503FIRST MASON HSB 111 6 3 21 1 HI Gormley Oots Bros 1 1 4-5 out 343012PIRATE N 105 3 2" 1h 23 21 ERobertsonM Blardono 21 21 21 4-5 34319 JUDGE VOOREEES ft 106 4 4" 52 41 3 Minder Brown & Peters 4 4 4 7-5 34398 TOM HALL N 106 7 7 62 53 4e C Kelly W H Sayre 3 3 3 1 34303 SIR GALLANT RS 111 2 H 33 3 5" McClusky J H Baker & Co 8 15 15 4 34301 WILL SHIELDS ft 103 5 61 7 7 6 Croghan N Dyment 40 100 100 20 34325 DUKE DASHAWA.Y US 106 1 51 41 6 7 R Steele W McLemore 80 60 60 15 ' 34176 SWALLOW TAIL SI 103 8 8 8 8 8 McDowell Robinson &Leach60 100 100 30 Time, 24, 481, 1 :15. Winner Ch. c, by First Mate Manola Mason (trained by H. Oots). Went to post at 3:27. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. First Mason raced Pirate into exhaustion and came away without much effort in the last sixteenth. Pirate was in close quarters next to the inner rail in the run home. His rider claimed foul against First Mason, but it was not allowed. Judge Voorhees and Tom Hall fought it out for third place. The latter made his run too late and tired in the closing strides. Sir -Gallant quit in the final furlong, as if it was too far for him. Scratchd-343753Gorey, 111 ; 34825 Pathos, 111; 34319 Woolsack, 108; 343733Mary Milden,103; 343782 Gold Bride. 103; 34349 Miss Trappean, 103. Overweights Pirate, 2 pounds. Pirate, show, out. Judge Voorhees. show, 1 to 2. Tom Hall, show, 2 to 5. THIRD RACE 1 Mile. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St X H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34S503BAFFLED RSI 5 1041 5 21 21 22 li 11 Irven E W Fitzgerald 3 3 3 1 342513OBSTINATE SIMON 15 6 104 6 51 5h 41 32 2H C Kelly J J Marklein 3-5 7-107-10 out 34350 KINLOOH PARK S 4 107 4 3 31 31141 31 Dangman T H Stevens 5 6 6 2 34280 CHOPIN 11 6 107 2 7 7 7 52 41 Alarie J C Ferris Jr 10 12 12 4 34281 2SPRDNG HSB 5 104 S 6' 8 8 7 53 Minder W F Schulte 6 6 6 2 34397 BONNIE MAID R 5 102 1 12 1U 1 21 6" H Wilson H Chappell 10 10 10 4 38990 WATERTOV R 4 107 7 41 41 6" 8 7 Hayden E A Whitney 20 25 25 8 34041 DR. CLARK 15 59999 9 9 9 8 D Gilmore W McLemore 4 6 6 2 31750 PAY THE FIDDLER If 6 104 8 8 61 51 6" 9 ERobertsonL Landry 10 15 15 6 Apprentice allowance. Time, 25i, 501, 1 :16, 1 :4M. Winner Blk. m, by Top Gallant Plennie (trained by J. Fitzgerald). Went to post at 3:58. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won ridden out; second easily. Baffled showed speed today and raced Bonnie Maid to defeat in tho first six furlongs, but had to stand a long hard drive to stall off Obstinate Simon. Kelly's finish on the latter was a weak one. He tried to take him through an impossible opening next to the inner rail and got pinned in. There was no necessity for the manouvre, as he had clear sailing on the outside. Kinloch Park finished strongly. Sprung did not get to going well until the stretch was reached and closed up fast. Bonnie Maid was raced into exhaustion in setting the pace. Scratched-34403 J. J. T., 107. Overweights Baffled, 21 pounds. Corrected weights Waterton, 107. Baffled, show. 2 to 5. Kinloch Park, show, evens. FOURTH RACE 7 i- Ifurlongs. PnrBe $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 3 dL 5 Ind Horses A Wt St K Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C F" 34230 S-vRDlNE B 5 111 1 23 12 1 13 12 Minder E Corrigan 7-104-5 4-5 out 34V742FIRING LINE ft 3 105 3 41 3h 31131 2" H Wilson A Furst 4 4 31 1 ( 343291 LE M UEL RS 3 103 2 31 41 21 21 .12 D Gilmore R F Meyers 3 3 3 4-5 31401SCORTIC 3 93 4 11 2U 5 41 4h McDonald Robinson&Leach 5 8 8 2 34350 LOU REY R 6 110 5 5 5 4a 5 5 Alarie J C Ferris Jr 8 10 10 3 Apprentice allowance. Time, 24, 49, 1 :15, 1 : 5. Winner Ch. m, by Bassttlaw Sardonyx (trained by J. M. Davis). Went to post at 4:19. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Sardine showed much the most speed, went to the front in the first furlong and won as her rider pleased. Firing Line and Lemuel fought it out all the way through the stretch and the former lasted the longest. Scortic, ceased to be a contender after going a half mile and Lou Rey was never in it. Firing Line, show, out. Lemuel, show, out. 6 FIFTH RACK 1 1-16 Miles. Purse 250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St H Yt U StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (34304)FILIHUSTER US 8 102 9 10 81 71 41 11 D Gilmore R F Meyers 8-5 2 2 4-5 342802 BELLCOURT ft 6 105 2 6H 31 31 3" 2 Adams N Dyment 5 6 6 2 343013PRESGRAVE R 4 107 8 51 5 41 61 311 Alarie J C Ferris Jr 10 10 5 2 34174 SEN. BEVERIDGE HSB 4 105 10 9 9 9 8 4 Gormley W L Hazelip 4 4 4 2 (350) MEG GS HSB 7 107 6 8 7 8 51 51 Dangman G H Marlmann 3 4 4 8-5 34280 PRINCE ZENO R 7 102 5 7 61 51 7 61 H Wilson Logan & Van Ey 5 5 5 2 (S4324)VOUCH HS 4 10 3 410 69 7 Irven E W Fitzgerald 8 10 10 4 34254 BOIDLE H5 4 107 11 11 11 11 10 8 Ellis E G Brown & Co 10 15 15 6 34253 SLIPS ft 4 105 4 32 21 1 U 9 Minder W F Schulte 15 20 20 8 34J03BRISSAC HSB 3 89 7 11 111 21 21110 C Kelly J J Marklein 10 10 10 4 34253BACCIE 5 3 89 1 22 4a 10 11 11 McDonald Robinson &Leachl0 15 15 6 Apprentice allowance. Time. 24, 49. 1 :15, 1 :41i. 1 :481. Winner Ch. g. by Loogside Little Mollie (trained by R. F. Meyers). Went to post at 4:47. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won cleverly ;, second easily. Filibuster came with a rush through tho stretch under a vigorous ride and got up just in time. He was on the outside to the stretch turn, where he saved a lot of ground by coming through next to the inside rail. Bellcou'rt came away in the last sixteenth andot second place without trouble. Presgrave was taken wide into the stretch and finished strongly when straightened away. Senator Beveridge showed an unlooked for burst of speed in the stretch. Meggs was outrun in the first part of the race, but came fast in the last furlone. Slips and Brissac raced each other into exhaustion and quit in the stretch. Scratched 34304 Picador, 103; 31300 Lady Silver, 102; 34350 Tho Way, 9. Filibuster, show, 2 to 5. Bellcourt, show, 6 to 5. Presgrave, show, evens. Senator Beveridge, show, evens. Meggs, show, 7 to 10. ' SIXTH HACE 1 ir'A Jfurlongs. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. Helling. Ind Horses ' A Wt St K 34 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners ,0 H C P 34352 FESSY F. H 8 102 4 51 Ai 3f li Minder D Stephens 10 10 10 4 34374 M'WILLIAMS S 4 105 8 8 6' 51 2 ERobertsonJ Robertson S 3' 3 1 31377 2CA"NDLING' li 5 105 5 3 31 21 3" Hayden M Shoa " 4-5 4-5 7-10out 34352PRUE WOOD I 4 95 7 7 7 7h 4h C Kelly J J McAlester 10 10 10 4 34372 THE ELBA HS 4 100 6 6" 5" 6 5h Adams MStowe 6 7 7 2 31397 RICE HS 6 102 2 11 111 11 61 O'Neil G W Carmack 15 20 2C 8 3437230CONEE SB 5 100 1 2U 2 41 7 WainwrightJ H Baker & Co 4 4 4 7-5 34300 HART D. R 4 105 10 9 8 8 8 R Steele J B Frazee 10 10 10 4 34327 ROTTERDAM R 8 105 3 41 9 9 9 Irven J Hendricks 6 8 8 8 34254 BILLY DEAN R5 4 102 9 10 10 10 10 Finley P H Jones & Co B0 100 100 40 Apprentice allowance. Time, 231, 48, 1 :13i, 1 :20i. Winner Blk, in, by Masetto Peggy Woods (trained by D. Stephens). Went to post at 5 :22. At post 7 mmuteB. Start good. Won ridden out ; second easily, Fessy F. stood a long hard drive and hung on gamely under punishment. She was well ridden and saved ground at every turn. McWilliams was on the outside all the way, made up a lot of ground and finished strongly. It was a weak ride on Candling. Throw his race out. Rice showed a lot of speed but tired in the run home. Billy Dean waived apprentice allowance: Scratched 343242Ringleader, 102; 34403 Loka, 10J; 343523Annie Lauretta, 100; 34377 Jake Weber, 97. Corrected weights Billy Dean, 102. Overweights Fessy F 2 pounds; McWilliams, 3, Fessy F fhow, 7 to 5. McWilliams. show, 1 to 2. Oconee, show, 7 to 10. Mr. Whitney's Horses MB. WHITNEY'S HORSES. "Mr. Whitney paid $50,000 for Nasturtium to the former bootblack, A. L. Asto. Nasturtium wintered at Westbury and all the turf world knows that the son of Watercress is now a 'roarer' and will never race again. He paid $30,000 for Endurance by Right, 'the greatest filly since Miss Woodford,' and the sea fogs got into her throat and made a 'roarer' of her. Blue Girl had the Westbury influenza and narrowly escaped the fate of Nasturtium and Endurance by Right. The best yearlings that Mr. Whitney owned last year, horses with which he hoped to win many of the rich two-year-old stakes this year, fell sick and died at Westbury, so that any hope he may have had of winning the English Derby with Nasturtium or of sweeping the boards in this country, were blasted before the racing season began on either side of the Atlantic," says a Saratoga letter to the Sun of Friday. "This winter the Whitney horses will have winter quarters at Aiken, S. C, where Mr. Whitney has a winter place. He has a number of box stalls there, and many more will be built before it is time to send the horses to the stable for the winter. Aiken I is on high ground ; it is a place where people go in search of health, and Mr. Whitney sees no reason why it should not be a great place for horses. At any rate, it is bound to be better than Westbury. "Two of the famous wrecks of Westbury Nasturtium and Endurance by Right are now here. Nasturtium arrived from the Wheatley Hills yesterday and Endurance by Right, now a splendid three-year-old filly, an far as looks go, will leave here tomorrow for La Belle Farm, Mr. Whitney's Kentucky breeding establishment, where she will be installed as one of the matrons. This will be news to most turfmen, as it has been thought that the splendid daughter of Inspector B. might again carry the colors of her owner to victory. But after waiting patiently for several months, Mr. Whitney has become convinced that tke filly will never again have good wind, and so she is sleeping tonight for the last time on a racetrack. She will be shipped tomorrow morning by fast express to Lexington. It has not yet been decided with what sire she will be mated. " To Nasturtium Saratoga i serving as a health resort. He was Drought here to recuperate .after his severe illness of the past few months. When it was found, after he began training in England for the Derby, that bis -wind was seriously affected, Mr. Whitney ordered that he be sent back to this country and he arrived here in May. He was sent to Westbury and-shortly afterward he was taken with inflammation of the bowels., The pain he suffered was so intense that he became insane for a while, and in his delirium knocked himself about in the stall until he was bruised from head to tail. He is quite over his illness, but the marks of the self-pounding are still in evidence, and he looks little like the Nasturtium which won the Flatbush Stakes for two-year-olds at Sheepshead Bay last year. It was said at the stable this afternoon that if the colt is worked only at a trot his heavy breathing can be heard half way across the track. When he has fully regained his strength he will follow Endurance by Right to La Belle. "A number of yearlings bred by Mr. Whitney arrived here this week. Among the lot is a black filly by Hamburg which is regarded by those critics who have seen her as one of the finest yearlings ever seen in the north. She is almost the exact counterpart of her great sire. She has the short back, the well-rounded quarters and the great depth of shoulders and chest of Hamburg, and has even the forelegs that one who ever saw Hanover's greatest son can never forget. There is also among the yearlings a son of Meddler, bigger and stronger than the usual run of Meddler colts from which great things are expected. "Mr. Whitney beHeves that the trouble at Westbury has been. due, not to the Long Island climate, but to defective construction in his stable. It is too fine for thoroughbreds. The floors of the stalls are of brick. Brick holds dampness. In wet and foggy weather straw that had been put into the stalls bone dry at night would be found to be water-soaked in the morning. That meant, of course, that the horses had lain on wet straw for most of the night. The effect of wet weather on soldiers in camp is well known. Those who should know say that the effect is a hundred fold worse on racehorses. Mr. Whitney is to have the stable altered and he hopes that the existing .defects may be remedied. There , are Jhose, however, who say that the Wheatley Hills section ,pf Long Island is no place in which to winter thoroughbreds, no matter what sort of a stable they havp." Yearlings Sold IEABLINGS SOLD. At Saratoga Saturday the Fasig-Tipton Company sold the Fairview yearlings, property of Charles and A. J. Reid, for the satisfactory average of $926. The highest price was $5,000, which Capt. S. S. Brown gave for the bay eolt by Pessara Period, a half-brother to Comma and Semicolon. H. B. Duryea, who owns a half interest in the good two- year-old Irish Lad, purchased the filly by St. Blaise Seaweed for $2,400. Prices and purchasers were as follows : Property of Fairview Stud : Bay or brown filly, by St. Blaise Active ; Capt. S. S. Brown . $1,300 Bay filly, by St. Blaise Algae ; L. Waterbnry 550 Bay filly, by Rey del Rey Belle Dame ; W. O. Scully 100 Chestnut colt, by Rey del Rey Bellurbet ; F. A. Clark . . 300 Bay colt, by Pessara Coventry ; Alexander Shields 400 Bay colt, by PeBsara Diana ; L. Waterbury,. 1,150 Bay or brown filly, by St. Blaise Docility ; Capt. S. S. Brown 350 Bay filly, by Pessara Fedora II ; Sydney Bender -. 200 Bay colt, by Phoenix Genevieve; L. Water-bury 800 Bay or bron colt, by St. Blaise Gentility ; L. Waterbnry 1,800 Chestnut filly, by Sam Weller Gretna ; Mr. Hedges. 100 Bay filly, by Ressaura Instop ; chestnut colt, by St. Blaise Kolasi ; Alex Shields 800 Bay colt, by Diablo-Mary D. II. ; M. R. Sullivan 50 Bay filly, by Miser Masha; M. R. Sullivan... 50 Chestnut colt, by St. Blaise Medalion ; J. E. Seagram 1,500 Chestnut colt, by Pessara Middy Morgan; Capt. 8. S. Brown... 600 Bay colt, by Exile Miss Dance; T. Welch.... 700 Bay colt, by Pessara Period ; Capt. S. S. Brown 6,000 Chestnut colt, by St. Blaise Pretense ; A. J. Joyner 1,100 Bay colt, by Miser Red Bud ; J. E. Seagram.. 500 Brown filly, by St. Blaise Seaweed ; H. B. Duryea 2,400 Brown or bay filly by Miser Selina D. ; Capt. S.S.Brown 650 Bay colt, by Exile Seraphine ; W. O. Scully .. 700 Chestnut colt, by St. Blaise Siberia ; W. Hendrie 500 Chestnut filly, by St. Blaise Slander ;L. Waterbnry 500 Total $23,150 Average 926 Property of W. C. Franklin : Black colt, by Pessara Dora D. ; W. O. Scully 350 Bay filly, by Exile Tremola ; S. Bender 200 Gossip of the Turf GOSSIP OF THE TURF. August Belmont has. decided to winter a large portion of his racing stable at Garnet, g. C, next winter, instead of at his famous place at Babylon, L. I. While he will not entirely abandon the Babylon stables, on account of the fact that his father established them there, it is pretty safe to say that the end of Babylon as winter quarters for Belmont's great Btable is in sight. Every horse which is intended to campaign in the early Bpring next year will spend the cold months at Garnet, where Gloriosa, Toscan and Rosetint wintered last year, and doubtless the early success of these Hastings horses has influenced Mr Belmont in this decision. Mr. Belmont's stable at Garnet will be in charge of John Whalen, who looked after the few Belmont horses that wintered there last year, and it is believed that spending the frosty months in the balmy , air that blows through the southern pihos will do-much to send the horses, now in training, and the yearlings that will be two years old next springs north strong and healthy for the early campaign. There is a three-quarter-mile track on Mr. Belmont's place at Garnet, which is in grand condition most of the winter, and one which the horses from the Nursery Stud, Lexington, sons and daughters of Hastings, Henry of Navarre and Margrave, can" take their exercise on in the months when the days are short and can get their first preparation for the spring stakes. There will have to be a considerable enlargement of the stable accommodations in order to mako room for valuable stock that will be shipped there before the snow flies. Daily America. NOTICE. Daily Raging Fokm is a publication whicti 11 biilt by ips staff froni day tpvday. Its "forir" and the number of its charts are copyrighted. Tho ciart numbers are so arranged that legal identifi-cition is easy of proof. The eeloctions and hand!, cap figures attached to entries are arranged on the same basis. The latter come from the work of four experts after the telegra.c receipt pt charts and eatriej. 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