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Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, August 20, 1902

Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, August 20, 1902 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1902 drf1902082001 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, August 20, 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] YOL. VTTI. TO. 199. CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, AUGTIST -0, 1902. PRICE 5 CENTS Surprises at Hawthorne SURPRISES AT HAWTHORNE. Pat Dunne was much in evidence at Hawthorne yesterday, winning with John McGurk and Silurian and getting good prices against both. The former won the feature event of the day, a free handicap purse of $700 for three-year-olds and upward at one and one-eighth miles. He was held at 18 to 5 in the betting and was well backed by the talent. Orontas, at 2i to 1, was well liked by many, but ran a dull race and has evidently trained off. To a good start Scarlet Lily at once rushed to the front, opening up a gap of five lengths while going down tho backstretch, with Favonius second and Jimi-nez third. Little change occurred in these positions until well into the stretch, where Jiminez fell away beaten and Orontas moved up. Coming down the last eighth Scarlet Lily still had a lead of a length over John McGurk, which had begun to make his run along in here. He got on evens terms with her when opposite the paddock gate and beat her handily to tho wire by a neck. Orontas finished third five lengths back. In the closing strides John McGurk always held Scarlet Lily safe, Walsh drawing a fine finish purposely. Orontas tired badly under punishment in the last eighth Btruffglo. -. Jiminez was right there, for a mile, but be is nowhere near the good horse he was last year. Favonius showed well for seven furlongs. Silurian, showing much improvement, took the fifth!race,'a dash'of seven furlongs, in handy fashion at odds of 10 to 1. Joe Frey, closely attended by Constellator and Duelist, showed the way until well into the stretch where he tired fast. Along about the last eighth post Silurian under a vigorous ride by Winkfleld moved up fast winning easily by fa half length from Rolling Boer, which bat Headwater a half for second place. Rolling Boer cams with a great rush at the end after making up much ground in the last quarter. Headwater finished strongly under punishment and displayed sameness. Joe Frey tired fast under punishment in the last eighth and appears to be nowhere near himself. The day's opener, a dash of five and one-half furlongs for two-year-olds, resulted in a stirring finish between Lady Jocelyn and Airtight, the former winning under a skillful and persevering rido by Winkfleld. First Belle Graham and then Adios showed the way, ;the latter havinga lead of two lengths at the last eighth post, but here Lady Jocalyn, under strenuous urging, closed up gradually, winning in a fierce drive by a head from Air-light, which beat Adios a half for second place. Airlight saved ground by going next to the inside when turning for home and finished with great gameness. Adios showed to good advantage, displaying keen speed throughout, but she tired just a trifle in the closing strides. Flocarline, fancied much by the talent, ran a somewhat indifferent race. She fell away apparently badly beaten just before entering the final quarter, but rallied in the last furlong and finished rather strongly. Belle Graham showed a flash of early speed and bears watching. Despite the fact that Lucion Appleby was thought little of by the wiseacres and was as good as 4 to 1 in the botting in the second race, he put up an impressive performance, beating the heavily backed favorito Wainamoinen in handy fashion. Hargis and Wainamoinen ran lapped for the first quarter whero tho latter fell away beaten and Wainamoinen assumod what appeared to be a winning lead, holding an advantage of three lengths over the field in tho final eighth, but here Lucien Appleby moved up with a rush and easily passing her won as his rider pleasod, by two lengths. Wainamoinen beat Bra?g two lengths for second place. Autumn Leaves showed well for six furlongs. Water Edge was right there for almost seven furlongs andbears watching. Judicious proved to be best of an unwieldy bunch in tho third race, a dash.of seven furlongs. Aules, closely pressed by Rod Tip, held command for six furlongs, whero Judicious, which had always been well up moved up fast and passed into the lead, winning easily by three lengths from Matin Bell, which beat Emathion one for second place. Matin Bell was possibly the best. She was pinched out of position soon after the start and receded to last place while going down the backstretch, but in the final half she began to pick up the field gradually and finished with an impressive burst of speed after making up much ground. Red Tip showed improvement and was a sharp contender for six and a half furlongs. Aules tired fast when the last eighth struggle came up. The last race of the day was marred by the leaving at the post of Hayward Hunter, well backed by the smart set. He was standing still when the flag went down. The winner turned up in Little Elkin, which ran a remarkably good race. Down the backstretch he was apparently hopelessly beaten off, but moved up fast in the last quarter, winning by two lengths going away from Edith Q., which finished the same distance in front of Ravens-bury for second place. Edith Q. showed much improvament, and bears watching from now on in the same kind of a field. Ida Y. and Crest showed much speed. A crowd not nearly so largo as that of the first day was present and enjoyed a fair day's sport. The track, although in apparently good condition, is deceptive and is fully three seconds slow, owing to long disuse. It will require two or three days more of good waather to bring it around to its best shape. Noties from Saratoga NOTES FROM SARATOGA. Saratoga. N. Y., August 19 C. H, ("Butch") Thompson died here this morning after a lingering illness of years. He loaves a large estate, the bulk of which was made out of the profits of the famous "White Elephant" poolroom on Broadway, near Thirtieth. It was generally supposed that Inspector Byrnes and Al Smith were associated with him in that enterprise. H. M. Ziegler's useful colt, Bar Le Due was claimed out of the first race today by Father "Bill" Daly for $1,550. In the fifth race H. C. Schulz claimed W. B. Condon and J. L. Holland got Shrine by the same process. Julius Fleischmann gave Irritable away after his breakdown and his new owner, a veterinary surgeon by the name of Johnson, will take him to Canada for breeding purposes. A. Featherstone backed his colt Arsenal very heavily to win the last race of the day and the winner of the Metropolitan Handicap gave evidence of his early good form, but failed simply because he was not "keyed" up for such a bruising race on a difficult and tiring track. Gossip of the Turf GOSSIP OF THE TURF. The yearlings, the property of T. C. McDowell, which are being broken at Ashland, are a fine looking lot, probably the best collectively that Mr. McDowell has ever owned. Thoy are bred as follows: Chestnut colt, by Ornament Kitty Clive, by Macduff. CheBtnut colt, by Sir Walter Aggie M., by King Ban. Chestnut colt, by Juvenal Semper Paratus, by Stratford. Bay colt, by Cayuga Antelope, by Harkaway. Bay colt, by Charade Mago, by Onondaga. Bay colt, by Requital Our Flag, by Double Duke. Chestnut colt, by Salvator Monardo, by Candlemas. Black colt, by Onondaga Marie Docca, by Pirato of Penzance. Bay filly, by Requital Kanawha, by Mortemor. Bay filly, by Sir Walter- Virginia Dare, by Duke of Montrose. Bay filly, by Pirate of Penzance Longshore, by Longfellow. Princess Wildwood. ch. f, by Prince of Monaco-Bamboo, by Pat Malloy. Chestnut filly, by Order Madrilene, by Fonso. Bay filly, by Order Maria D., by Lisbon. Bay filly, by Wadsworth Dorothy Jordan, by Kingston. Bay filly, by Lazzarone Gaillard III., by Strach-ino. In addition to the above Mr. McDowell has the following yearlings in training at Sheepshead Bay: Chestnut colt, by Hindoo Queen Regent, by Regent. Brown colt, by Sir Dixon High Degree, by Hia Highness. Chestnut colt, by Ornament Hutoka, by Reform. Mrs. James B. Ferguson, her son, Garnet Ferguson, and his wife, have loft Lexington for California, taking with them the thoroughbred horses which were attached by Phil T. Chinn, son-in-law of Mrs. Ferguson. Among the best of the yearlings aro the following: Black colt, by St. George Gadabout, by Wanderer; brother to Step Around and Step About. Chestnut colt, by St. George Fanfare, by King Ernest ; brother to Vohicer. Chestnut colt, by St. George Trophy, by Alarm ; brother to Lady Wadsworth and half-brother to Wadsworth. Brown colt, by St. George Sallie McAllister, by Zorilla; brother to Miss Ames. Brown colt, by Lamplighter Easter Girl, by Deceiver; half-brother to Easter Boy. Chestnut colt, by Prince Royal Nervine, by Kan-taka; half-brother to Nervura. Chestnut colt, by Prince Royal Intrusion, by Hyder Ali. Bay filly, by St. George Una B., by Monarchist; sister to Colonel Eads, Josephine and Grey Friar. Black filly, by St. George Palmetto, by Virgil; sister to Dolly Gray. Chestnut filly, by St. George Free Will, by Friar Rush. Brown filly, by St. George Eva Z by Harry O'Fallon. CheBtnut filly, by Handball Bessie, by The 111-Used. Bay' filly, by Rainbow Report, by Jim Gore or Kosciusko. A dispatch from Lexington says that S. Phillips, trainer for Fred Cook, has bought of Milton Young, McGrathiana Stud, tho brown yearling colt by Pirate of Penzance Belle Swift, by Enquirer or Iroquois, for $1,750. He also bought for $5,CO0 of J. V. Shipp, Sunny Slope Stud, the yearling chestnut colt by Knight of Ellerslie Lady Lou, the yearling bay colt by Florist Pocahontas, and four other yearling colts and fillies, three of which are by Victory. He also purchased two yearling colts ofLon Jones of Louisville, both by Florist, at a private figure. Phillips was accompanied by Hiram Scoggan, who aided him in selecting the youngsters he bought for Cook, who proposes to have an extensive racing stable out in 1903. Robert Baker, the steering end of the firm of Baker & Gentry, Lexington, Ky., is determined that there shall be no "pole moving" on his domain. When Baker came into possession of the Kingston Stud, a couple of weeks ago, thoro were some telephone poles on the place. Tho telephone company which had its wires strung on the polos sent a gang of workmen out to Kingston last week with instructions to remove tho shorn pines. Baker objected to the proceeding, contending that when he purchased tho noted breeding establishment ho had received a deed to everything on it, even to the hencoops and their contents. The workmen in. sisted and he had them arrested. They wero released on bond and he hadijthem arrested some more five times more. Baker argues that if the pole holes belong to him he is likewiso the owner of everything that is in the holes. Patrol Judges PATROL JUDGES. At Saratoga five patroljjudges have beeh appointed in addition to the one in service from the outset of the meeting. This is done in a determined effort to have the jockeys under strict surveillance at all points of a race and thereby practically do away with rough and foul riding. Commenting on the matter a letter from Saratoga to Daily, America of Monday says: "The determination of the stewards of the Saratoga meeting to immediately instituto a system of race supervision for the suppression of rough riding is generally applauded by turfmen and turf followers here. There has been more polo game work among our jockeys here than there was at any of the earlisr meetings. The chanoes of Acefull and Grantsdale in the United States Hotel Stakes and of Whiskey King in the Delaware Handicap on Saturday were ruined by the crowding and bumping they came in for. Poor little Arthur Redfern was so severely disabled by being carried into the fence on Whiskey King that he could not ride again during the afternoon. Col. James E. Peppor had to scratch his filly. Bounding Beauty, from the maiden race, which came last on the card. Redfern was in such pain he could not ride. Dublin, the horse Lucien Lyne rode in the Delaware, crowded Whiskey King into the fence at the turnout of the backstretch and Redfern's left foot was caugnt between the Kan-taka colt's side and the top rail. Several of his toes were bruisea. "Lyne acknowledged when called before the stewards that Dublin had been responsible for Red-fern's misfortune. The Atheling colt, he said, bore in on Whiskey King in spite of his (Lyno's) efforts to keep him straight. He, no doubt, spoke the truth, and the action of the stewards in suspending him for four days was not popular. It was felt that they had picked out one of the cleanest and most inoffensive riders here to make an example of, after overlooking the rough work of a lot of notoriously rough young scapegraces. "The patrol scheme the Hon. William Collins Whitney suggested last week will probably be put into affect. The other members of the governing board of the Saratoga Association agree with Mr. Whitney tLat the best way to punish the reckless jockeys is to station watchers at various places along the course and accept their reports without question. Mr. Whitney's system would have been put in operation earlier if men qualified to undertake the onerous job had been available. " No man is more put out than Mr. Whitney over the recklessness of the jockeys here, and his own prize broncho buster, Master Tommy Burns, will feel the weight of Mr. Whitney's authority unless he mends his ways. If this scheme of a general patrol proves effective at Saratoga, there is little doubt that it will be adopted at tho metropolitan tracks. Some of the big stables will lose the. serv. ices of riders .they pay big salaries to, at times when jockeys aro most needed, but everything will work out fairly in tho end. There will not be so much acrimonious talk after the running of big stakes, and public form will become more reliable. So far as public form goes, rough riders are as dangerous as jockeys who pull horses. A horse may a3 wall be pulled as carried out at a turn or cut off at the start, or jammed against the rail in a drive through the homestretch." Local Turf Gossip LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. J. C. Milam shipped to Kentucky yesterday the two-year-olds Dan McKenna and Jack JJrien, to be turned out on one of tho stock farms for the season. C. Cella and L. Arado, two of the stockholders in the Fair Grounds and Delmar tracks in St. Louis, were visitors at the track yesterday. Capt. J. H. Bees, formor presiding judge at Hawthorne, Memphis and New Orleans, waB a visitor at OONTUfCID ON SECOND FAQB, LOCAL TUBF GOSSIP. (Continued from First Page.) the track yesterday and was kept busy during the afternoon shaking hands with his numerous acquaintances. The captain intends to remain in Chicago for the" next few days, then go on to Pittsburg to look after some of his business affairs. He again stated yesterday that he would never again serve in an official capacity on a race track. The racing at Hawthorne, beginning next Monday, will commence daily at 2j). m. Sidney Bender will ship three yearlings and two two-year-olds, which he secured at Saratoga, to Harlem Thursday. The horses in part belong to Vic Britton and will race in the name of Britton & Bender. Page [2] aiLY RACING FORM IBSUED KVEBY DAY. WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN OFTICIAL ORGAN OT THE WE8TEHN JOCKEY CLUB, EDITOE AKD PEOPEIETOE, F. H. BBUNEIili, Associate Editob Clinton C. Riley. Seobetaby, Mbb. F. H, Bbunell, Entered In the Post Office at Chicago as saoond clais mattar, DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO. A Daily Reflection of the American Turf b.r Telegraph. COPYBIGHTED 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 indox numbers and track form of Duly Racing Fobu must not be used. They are, copyrighted daily and will be keenly promoted. 1 34-126 FIFTH AVE., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. TERMS: ' Per Month $1.25 Half Year., 7.50 One Year.... 14.00 The above rates are for single copies as sealed letters first-class mail. Daily Bacing Form Publishing Co. prefers to send single copies as first-class mail in all cases. Local snbscriptions ontside the down town districtwill be declined at other than first-class ail matter rates. Sobscbiptions Must be Paid in Advance. To be considered and answered all queries to Daily iaoing Fobm mnst be sent over the fall name 2nd with the address of the writer. Those names ind addresses are subject to a local and foreign directory test. St. 'oois, Mo., Office 19 N. Bboadwat, Basement. M. Muephy, Agent. On Sale at 8:30 a.m. Daily Racing Form can be delivered to any address in St. Lonis. Back numbers can be promptly supplied. Orders for advertisements can be left at the St. Lonis office for telegraphic transmission. Cincinnati, O. W. S. Manns. General Agent. Detroit Office 189 Gbiswold Street. Feane E. McDonald, Agent. On sale at 9 :00 a.m. At Hot Spbings, Ark. : F. C. Boving, 418 Central Avenue. At Denver, Col.: Hamilton & Kendbioe, 906-912, 17th Street. At Nashville, Tenn. : Duncan Hotel. Milwaukee, Wis. : f lankinton hotel news stand, fhank mulkeen, 3rd & grand avenue. At Buffalo, N. Y. : New Tifft House. At Ban Francisco, Cal. : Foster & Obeab, Mabeet Street Ferry News Stand. At Toronto, Ont. : George McSweeney, Iroquois Hotel. Q. T. Pendebgast, Palmer House. At Hemphis, Tenn.; S. M. Mansford Co. S, H. Clarke & Bro. At Kansas City, Mo. : blckseceeb clgab and news co., ninth and Walnut Stbeetb. At Butte, Mont. : Kkefe Bros., Post Office News Stand. Chicago, Illinois, August 20. 1902. I Derby and St. Leger DKKBY AMD ST. 1EGER. The Derby and the Doncaster St. Leger have been won by the same colt twenty times since ISOO. The first one to win the double event was Mr. Wilson's Champion, by Pot Huncamunca, by Highflyer,in 1800. In 1818 Lord Clifden's Surplice, by Touchstone Crucifix, by Priam, won, followed in 1849 by Lord Eglington's The Flying Dutchman, by Bay Mid-dleton Barbelle, by Sandbeck. In 1850 Lord Zetland won with Voltigeur, by Voltaire Martha Lynn, by Mulatto. In 1853 Bowes' West Australian, by Melbourne Mowerina, by Touchstone, won.'SIn 1864 Mr. W. I. Anson won with Blair Athol, by Stockwell Blink Bonny, by Melbourne. In 1865 Count de La Grage's Gladiateur, by Monarque Miss Gladiator, by Q Gladiator, won. Mr. Sutton was successful in 1866 with Lord Lyon, by Stockwell Paradigm, by Paragon. In 1877 8ilvio, by Blair Athol Silverhair, by Kingston, won for Lord Falmouth. In 1881 Mr. P. Lorillard won with the American-bred Iroauois, by Leamington -Maggie B. B by Australian. In 1885 Melton, by Master Kildare Violet Melrose, by Scottish Chief, carried 6ff the prize for Lord Hastings. In 1886 the Duke of Westminster won with Or-monde, by Bend Or Lily Agnes, by Macaroni. In 1889 the Duke of Portland's Donovan, by Galopin Mowerina, by Scottish Chief, was the winner. Sir F. Johnstone was successful in 1891 with Common, by Isonomy Thistle, by Scottish Chief. In 1893 Mr. H. McCalmont's Isinglass, by Isonomy Deadlock, by Wenlock, won. In 1895 Lord Rosebery's Sir Visto, by Barcaldine Vista, by Macaroni, won. In 1896 King Edward VII., then Prince of Wales, won his first Derby with Persimmon, by St. Simon Perdita II., by Hampton. Mr. John Gubbins won in 1897 with the Irish-bred horse Galtoe More, by Kendal Morganette, by Springfield. The Duke of Westminster was again successful in 1899 with Flying Fox, by Orme Vampire, by Galopin, and in 1900 King Edward VII. won with Diamond Jubilee, by St. Simon Perdita II., by Hampton. Of the above named nine have also won the 2,000 Guineas the same year i. e., West Australian, Lord Lyon, Gladiateur, Ormonde, Diamond Jubilee, Flying Fox, Common, Isinglass and Galtee More. Gossip of the Turf GOSSIP OF THE TURF. The status of the English jockeys from March 7 to August 4 is as follows : Jockeys. Mounts. Won. Lost. W. Lane 340 261 79 D. Maher 212 169 43 J. H.Martin 291 248 43 W. Halsey 313 272 41 tF. Hardy 252 213 39 M.Cannon 195 161 34 G. McCall .." 280 247 33 W. Bray. .-. 199 167 32 J. Childs , 179 159 20 J.Dalton 90 71 19 K. Cannon 187 168 19 H. Randall 142 124 18 fJ. E. Watts 138 122 16 H.Aylin 160 144 16 J. McCall 118 103 15 C. Yarnell .......144 130 14 M. Aylin 108 96 12 fT. Dixon 59 48 11 fW. Griggs 100 89 11 C. Jenkins ..106 95 11 American jockeys. t Apprentices who can claim the five-pound allowance in handicaps and selling races. The new course of thn Buffalo Jockey Clnb at Kenmore is nearing completion and the management has not been sparing in expense. When the plans for the clubhouse were shown it was stated that the estimated cost would be $50,C00, and it has beon increased, until now it is stated that it will be greater than $80,000 and it will be the finest clubhouse in this country. Washington Park has long laid claim to the finest clubhouse on any track, and there is not the least doubt but that of the Kenmore course will be its equal. It has the benefit of all modern improvements and the style of architecture is much more artistic. Work on the clubhouse and track is being pushed along rapidly and all will be in readiness for the opening of the meeting. August 30. It is said that the official count devoloped that upward of 17,000 persons the biggest crowd of tho year saw the races at Saratoga last Saturday. Twelve thousand was the general estimate. The association is out of debt now. It owed only $25,000, counting all tho outstanding bills for improvements at the end of the first week of the ' meeting. With good weather this week and next the association will make between $80,000 and $100,000 clear, and have a surplus after paying a 5 or 6 per cent, dividend to stockholders with which to make further, improvements and to add to the attractiveness of the stake book for next season. A prominent New York politician is responsible for the statement that the question of racing at Saratoga will be one of the issues before the legislature next winter, and that there is a probability that the great game at the Spa will be killed by that body. It would be a shame to wreck such a plant as that at Saratoga, but it is quite well understood in the east that much of its future depends on the action of the Jockey Club with reference to dates for the new track at Jamaica. Hawthorne Form HAWTHOBNE FORM. The form of Wednesday's Hawthorne fields is : First Race Alene Abbott, Wild Oats, Mackey. Second Race McChesney, Nellie Waddell, Talpa. Third Race Pericles, Prince of Endurance, Ves-tia. Fourth Race Caliban, Nitrate, Hildreth entry. Fifth Race Scotch Plaid, Layia, Alee. Sixth Race Little Elkin, Lizella, Compass. Hawthorne Entries HAWTHORNE ENTKIEJs. Probabilities: Woather clear : track fast. Apprentice allowance. First Race 7-8 Mile 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 25825 Carnelian 4. ...117 695 34432 Russellton '. 4 .... 114 650 34355 She Wins 4.. ..112 710 21697 Light Wind 5.. ..112 '.'.'.'.'.'.600 31901 Siesta 4.... 112 600 343542Alene Abbott 4.... 112 725 34354 Mackey 3.. ..110 715 34409 Temper 3.. ..110 650 34355 Ran After 3.. ..107 675 29354 Wild Oats. 3.. ..107 "..715 34205 Frank Mc 3 107 700 34409Hopefield...v 3.. ..105 00 34355 Herse 3.. ..105 630 34354 The Rabbit 3.... 105 700 34354 Blessed Damozel 3 105 705 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 3-yoar-olds and upward, Allowances. 335993Sernicolon 6.... 114 665 343803McChesney 3.. ..113 750 29875 Georgie 6.... 112 680 34383 Little Duchess II 4.... 112 .... 625 34283 Nellie Waddell 3.. ..110 715 34331 Herodiade 3.. ..110 675 (34108) Jane Holly 3.. ..108 675 34408 Talpa 3.... 108 700 29258 George Fabb 3.... 107 600 34185 Golden Glitter 3.. ..105 685 Third Race 3-4 Mile. 2-yf?ar-oldr. 8llin 341813Joe Buckley 108 670 34358 Prince of Endurance 106 685 33124 Pennant 105 665 (34358)Philo , 105 660 343582Egg Nogg 103 675 343583Pericles 103 700 34136 Adirondack 100 650 34282 Whiten 95 600 34358Vestia 90 675 Fourth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 34408tAlard A -ina 7v 339203tSearcher '. 4 ""l07 """'705 344082Brulare 7:" 106 700 34380iNitrate , 4 105 710 342872Caliban s '.V. m 725 34431iStrangest r qi 3EvaRice , 7...: 93 33935 Thurles 7 " 09 7ftn tS. C. Hildreth entry. CV K. Burdeau entry. I1C. E. Durnell entry. Fifth Race 7-8 Mile 3- year-olds and upward. Selling. 34262 Frank M 4 .... 107 665 34113 Royal Penny.... 4....IO6 '.'"."ffi 343o9 Kazan 4 infi 7m (34359)Scotch Plaid 7.."'l05 5 llpQ ?fsence 5.. ..103 675 343o9 Alee ; 5. ...103 705 34257 Cherries 4. 103 650 34257 Fridolin 4.. ..101 660 344092Dark Secret 3.... 99 H" 1690 (34355)Emma A. M 3 93 700 34157 Preetorius 3 96 705 34210 Declaimer 3.." 95 """."".650 Sixth Race 1 1-2 Miles. 4- yar-oldaand npward. Selling. 34287 Lizella 7 no 710 34433 G.W.W 4...!l05 ::;"-695 (34384)Compass 4 103 '7m (34433)Little Elkin 4 "lOO 7 33677 Brutal 4.. ..100 """ere NOTICE. Parsons transacting business with this newspaper are earnestly requested to make out all drafts, checks or money orders uniformly to the order of Daily Baoing Form Publishing Co. Similarly correspondents and other persons who may have occasion to communicate with Daily Baoing Form on matters pertaining to such topics as are treated In its columns should invariably address Daili Bacing Form Publishing Co. Reynolds & Co. 63, 119 DEARBORN ST. Qur Sheets Filed Daily at the Daily Racing , Form Office. Lady J celyn, 9-5, Won Wainamoinen, 8-5, ran 2nd (Carried 4 pounds over). Aules, 10-1, unplaced Orontas, 5-2, ran 3rd Joe Frey, 8-5, unplaced Little Elkin, 4-1, won The above were our straight horses yesterday. We advised a good stiff bet be placed on Little Elkin. This one was given a sixteenth of a mile the worst of the start and, even with this handicap, won handily. TODAY we have two certainties, including a likely 10 to 1 shot. Give us a trial and be convinced that we are the most consistent tipsters in the business. 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. LADY JOCELYN, 2-1, WON; JOE FREY, 2-1, LOST; were our extra specials yesterday. My patrons also received to win LITTLE ELKIN. 4-1, WOK. Today No 2 Grand Extra Special comes off. This one will be 4 or 5 to 1 and should win easily. If you are not on my extra special list give me a trial by sending me 2.00 each and I will wire you my extra specials aB they come off during this week. Remember one comes off today and there will be two more to come off. One of these grand extra specials will be 30 to 50 to 1, on Saturday, August 23. Daily information sheet mailed by special delivery. Rates $5.00 weekly. Ex-Jockey Yic Britton, Suite 539-40, ?25 dearborn St. -FOUETH VEAR. NO. 769. POWERFUL PUWLMAN SPECIAL. " TUESDAY -JUDICIOUS, 10 TO 1, EXTKA LIMIT. Lady Jocelyn, 2 to 1. Little Elkin, 4 to 1. 2FMy great three-horse daily wire dazzles dope fiends, frenzies tricky tipsters. WEDNESDAY 20 TO 1 SHOT. JUST AS EASY AS JUDICIOUS. My sheet on sale at 11 a.m. at Saratoga, Sherman, Thn Kuntz-Remmler's and news stand.- Madison, Clark and Washington Sts. 50 cents daily, $2.50 special delivery or wire weekly. Address RL. GiriSON, care of The Washington, 61st St. and CottHge Grove Ave., Chicago. DAILY SPECIALS THREE TO FIVE DAILY with Form Letter Handicap. $1.00 daily, $5.00 any six days. The Turf Handicap, 253 S. CLARK ST., - CHICAGO, ILL. How to Beat the Races SEM FREE TO ANY ADDRESS IN THE WORLD. Thompson and Co. SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK. P. O. BOX 179. Race Track Information Bureau SUITE 500. 263-267 DEARBORN ST. 'PHONE HARRISON 3689. TERMS: $1.00 DAILY. $4.00 WEEKLY. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS WIRED AT 9 A. M. First Race Hawthorne 15 to 1 Shot. This one has worked fast enough to beat anybody's horse, handicap division not barred. Our information On this one comes from sources that seldom, if ever, fail. The chances are that the bookmakers will lay as good as 40 to 1 on our good thing in the first race the opening betting. If you want to get aboard the very best long shot that we have had this year, don't fail to get this one today. Third Race 1 0 to 1 Extra Special Good Thing This one is in great form, having worked three-quarters of a mile in 1 :15 for this race. We are sublimely confident that it will gallop home. Remember, that we are the oldest and most reliable turf bureau in the west. We can beat anybody giving out winners. We bar nobody, whether they live at the track or in town. 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. 18fi Dearborn St., news stands on 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 Wednesday's Kinloch Park fields is : First Race Trauer.Nollie Bawn, Hi Kollar. Second Race Verify, Master Mariner, Joe Qoss. Third Race Schwalbe, Colonial Girl, Alice Turner. , Fourth Race Ida Ledford," Chorus Boy, Eda Riley. Fifth Race King's Lady, Crime, Agnes Mack. Sixth Race Bab, Meddlesome, Found. Kinloch Park Form R. J. Collins KINLOCH PARK FORM. 8t. Louis, Mo., August 19. The horses seeming to have the best chances in Wednesday's races are: First Race Cora Havill II. or Trauer. Second Race Banco or Master Mariner. Third Race Schwalbe or Colonial Girl. Fourth Race Ida Ledford or Eda Riley. Fifth Race Crime or Agnes Mack. Sixth Race Ciales or Found. B. J. Collins. Kinloch Park Entries KINLOCH PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather cloudy; track slow. Apprentice allowance. First Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. : 34144 Hi Kollar 6.. ..117 715 31972 Kilimandscharo 3.... 115 700 33364 Aureate 7.... 114 690 34274 Brown Vail 6....112 715 32833 Cora Havill II 6.. ..112 710 33263 Free Girl 4.. ..112 690 33040 Hopedale 3.. ..112 695 34316 The Mormon 3.. ..112 710 333303Trauer 3.. ..110 725 33507 Chaminade 3.. ..110 7C0 342692Nellie Bawn 3.. ..110 720 34070 Quicksilver Sue 3. ...105 705 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (U'66)Joe Goss 5.. ..114 715 33783 Ranco 5.. ..114 705 343t562Verify.... 7.. ..114 725 34396 Barklyite 3 112 7f0 (34440) Beauty Book 5.. ..112 710 34243 .Elsie Bramble 7 .... 112 695 34198 Revoke 7.... 112 705 34244 Palmetto 3.. ..110 710 31912 Tros 4.. ..109 69i (34342) Master Mariner 7.... 109 720 34415 Likeness 4.. ..107 715 34418 Miss Wandelohr 3.... 105 700 Third Race 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 343962Lunar 5.... Ill 700 34345 Zazel 5. ...Ill 715 (34345)Kittie Clyde 5.... Ill 710 34315 Alice Turner 5. ...Ill 715 34419 Brief 4... .109 705 (3406) Colonial Girl 3.... 98 720 34369 JosieF 3.... 98 705 (31419)Schwalbe 3.... 98 725 Fourth Race 1 1-1 6 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 34414 Wall About 4... .107 710 34416 Kentucky Babe.... 5. ...107 705 344202ftliBsion 5.. ..106 710 S44163Chorns Boy 6.... 106 720 (3S313)Ida Ledford . 5.. ..105 725 33714 Eda Riley 5. ...104 715 34371 Nettie Regent 5.... 104 705 34t233Salinda 7.... 99 715 S44182Learoyd 3.... 99 695 3378S .Little Arrow 3.... 96 700 34344 Gleczen 3.... 96 710 34371 Jane Oaker 3.... 91- ......7C0 Fifth Race-5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. (34421)Crime 107 720 34313 Agnes Mack . 107 715 34421 King's Lady 103 725 34U23Goudy 102 710 S4442 Helen Hay NO 690 (31U7)Budweiser .100 715 Savond, ch. c, by Order Lucy B. 99 (34370)Barnacle 99 710 3t3672Velcome Light 98 700 341213Easy Trade ..... 98 705 3U173Lady Cnyuga .94 700 31EG7 Doc Mayer 92 705 Sixth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Aare. Wt. Hdcp. 312223Ciales 5.. ..109 715 34009 Henry of Trastamare 7.. ..105 705 31419 Found 6.. ..103 715 31391 Lasso 5.... 103 700 285l33Meddlesome 6.... 101 720 31021 Crosby 7.. ..101 710 34342 Invictus 4.... 99 700 34262 Bab 4.... 99 725 34-96 Lennep 7.... 98 705 31418 Bodie S 3.... 90 710 Highland Park Form HIGHLAND PARK FORM. The form of Wednesday's Highland Park fields is: First Race Dusky Secret, Mary Milden, Plunger. Second Race Jelsi, Gold Bride, Reeves. Third Race Prince Zeno, Obstinate Simon, Wunderlich. Fourth Race Edinborough, Irish Jewel, Chap-paqua. Fifth Race Ontonagon, Trapezist, Sir Gallant. Sixth Race Rottgrdam, Rice, Similar. Highland Park Form T. K. Lynon HIGHLAND PARK FORM. Detroit, Micit., August 19. The horses seeming to have the best chances in Wednesday's races are: First Race Dusky Secret or Will Shields. Second Race Gold Bride or Maggie O. Third Race Obstinate Simon, or Lou Rey. Fourth Race Irish Jewel or Edinborough, Fifth Race Trapezist or John J. Regan. Sixth Race Oconee or McWilliams. T. K. Lynch. Highland Park Entries : HIGHLAND PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear ; track fast. 'Apprentice allowance. First Race 4 1-2 Furlones. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 34447 Mrs. Frank Fostor 109 705 34423 Duke Dashaway 107 710 34375 Luigart T. 107 690 34101 Bank Street.... 107 710 34301 Plunger 107 715 34373 Dusky Secret 104 725 34349 Miss Trappean 104 695 34176 Tampa 104 700 34325 Castus 104 705 34349 Eddie T .104 710 343733Mary Milden.. 104 700 81423 Will Shields 104 715 Second Race 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp Oronte, br. c,- by Ornament Judith 112 Silk and Satin, b. f, by Eon Sample 109 34224 Friday 1C9 670 33847 Jelsi 109 700 33163 Tambourine Girl 109 675 34224 Lansdown 109 680 34375 Reeves 107 685 34301 C. F. Cook 107 685 34301 Tribesman..- ....104 680 34373 Maggie O 104 .675 32925 T L. Riddle 1C4 670 343732Gold Bride 104 690 Third Race 1 1-2 Miles. 3-yaar-olds and upward. Selling Ind. HorseB. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 313502Secundus 4.. ..109 710 34425 Lou Rey 6.. ..106 705 331653 Wunderlich 4.. ..106 715 31426 Senator Beveridge 4 104 705 31304 Picador 4.. ..104 710 31S97KingD 5.. ..103 700 34280 Pretty Rosie 6.. ..103 705 344242Obstinate Simon 6. ...103 720 31350 Sir Ellerslie 5.. ..101 690 3t?97 LaGorta 4.... 99 695 34126Prince Zeno 7.... 98 725 34X29 Peter T 3.... 93 690 31350The Way 3.... 88 715 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (31403)Edinborough 5. ...116 ......725 342792Irish Jewel 5.... 115 720 (28190)Chappaqua 6.. ..113 715 33297 Belgrave..... 6. ...113 705 34377 Haidee 4.. ..Ill 710 33489 Lady Berkeley..... 4.... Ill 715 34226 The Bronze Demon.... ..... 4.. ..108 710 340492Pharley Thompson .... . 3.. ..106 700 34374 Binehelio 3.. ..106 705 343523Annie Lauretta 7.. ..106 710 (34223)Cormac .....V S...V106 700 342753Gayhilda 3....104 695 31150The Mirage 3.... 99' 705 Fifth Race 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 34449 Lorina..... 109 705 (34325)Spricgwater 107 715 (34250jOntonagon 107 725 l34301)Trapezist 104 720 34423 Sir Gallant 104 715 (34376)Caolana. 104 710 344492A11 Souls 104 705 34147 John J. Regan 104 ......710 34075 Require 102 695 34349 Woolsack 101 700 34373 Claristina 99 695 Sixth Race 6 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. S44272McWilliams 4....U2 705 31427 Rotterdam 8.. ..110 725 34427 Billy Dean 4.... 107 695 34427 Rice 6.. ..107 720 34401 Loka 5. ...105 700 34127 Prue Wood 4 . ..105 695 341033Carrie I, 5.. ..105 715 34427Oconee 5... .105 710 34S50 Bean 4.. ..105 700 34228 Axares... 3.. ..103 710 34397The Geezer 6.... 102 705 34105 Similar ..3....100 715 34401 Bella 3.... 98 710 31329 Commena 3.... 98 705 Saratoga Form SARATOGA FORM. The form of Wednesday' Saratoga fields is : First Race Redpath, Moor, Belle of Lexington. Second Race Filon d'Or, Inspector Stevens, Fulminate. Third Race Whorler, Grantsdale, Acefull. Fourth Race The Rival, Daly, Huntrossa. Fifth Race Wannakee, Ella Snyder, John A, Scott. Sixth Race Mosketo, Honolulu, Wissendene. Saratoga Form H. Foesland SARATOGA FORM. Saratoga, N. Y August 19. The horses seeming to have the best chances in Wednesday's races are: First Race Bluff or Slipthrift. Second Race Widener Stable or Filon d'Or. Third Race Whitechapel or Whorler. Fourth Race Rival or Huntrossa. Fifth Race Mary McCafferty or J. A. Scott. Sixth Raco Mosketo or San Andres. H. FOESLAND. Saratoga Entries SARATOGA ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track slow. First Race 7-8 Mile. All ages. Highweight Handicap. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 33797 Wyeth ; '. 3.. ..132 715 289863Rockwater 3.. ..121 725 3488 Redpath 5.. ..120 750 34187 Wealth 4.... 117 735 312642Bluff 4.. ..116 730" 3 1187 Bello of Lexington . ....... 5 . . 112 ...... 735 33781 Setauket 3.. ..112 725 34C903St. Finnan 4. ...107 720 34.385 Slipthrift 3... .107 ......730 (31S61)Moor 4. ...107 740 31187 St. Barnaby 3.... 104 725 31291 Hans Wagner S....104 720 34316 Baronche 3.. ..102 730 343852Torchlight 3.. ..102 720 Second Race Short Course. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. ( 27553) Fil on d'Or 6.... 158 7C0 340142Inspector Stevens 6.. ..153 690 32317 Fulminate 6.. ..149 ......685 34014 Marylander 6.. ..146 670 34389 Somerset 5.. ..143 680 33657 Perion 7.. ..143 675 25759 Westown 9....143 685 33418 The Abbe C....143 670 (S4S86)Eophone 5....141 680 341633Zyno 5.. ..140 ......665 325132Inkerman 5. ...140 670 341632Knfa 5.... 158 675 343133 Victor 4.... 135 670 Third Raoe 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. The Grand Union Hotel Stakes. Value $10,000. Ind. Horses, color, box & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 34387 Maxnic. 125 775 34387 Whitechapel 122 770 84387 Judith Campbell 122 780 34X87Charles Elwood 122 770 34339 Tantalus Cup 117 750 (34lS5)Acefull 117 780 S4410 Athelroy .-.117 750 343142Qrey Friar , 114 760 3SC6S Merry Acrobat . ....110 740 34587 Sailmaker 110 775 334782Whorler -....110 800 Loipsic, br. c, by Hamburg Lu- casta 110 34S87 Grantsdale 110 790 34164 Bounding Beauty 107 740 Fourth Race 1 3-8 Miles. 8-year-olds and upward, Handicap. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 34439JHuntressa 3... .106 735 34S64 The Rival 3.... 95 750 34187 Janice... 4.... 92 735 31414 Daly 4.... 93 740 Fifth Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. 34240 Dark Planet 103 705 34541 Dramatist 108 710 (34288) John A. Scott 108 715 84092 Amorous 108 703 S4413 Fullback 108 695 84240 Claude 1C8 700 34341 Tom Maybin ...108 ......710 (343il)Mary McCafferty 105 715 34288 Christine A - 105 690 34413 Sir Preston 105 700 (34413)Ella Snydor 105 720 33989 Glorious 105 6S0 32708 Dr. Hagyard. 105 710 34240 Louise Collier 105 700 31390 Captivator.... r.i. ...... .. ... .1Q5 ..1595 i 33336 Turnpike 103 705 34341 Warte Nicht .'. 103 700 34438 Wannakee .. 100 .... ..725 32704 Ancke 100 ......710 34288 Petit Blou 100 705 Sixth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward, Selling, Maidens Jockeys. 343152LeeKing..... 5.. ..103 710 34385 G. Whittier 31. ..100 ..,...7e0 34361 2San Andres ....4.... 99 715 34139SMosketo 4.... 98 725 34434 Loone 4.... 98 ......705 33356 Blanche Herman 3.... 97 700 34290 Honolulu 3.... 95 ......720 343363Rossignol 3.... 94 ......700 34411 Wissendine 3.... 86 715 Racing Dates of 1902 RACING DATES OF 1902., Butte, Mont J une 21 August 30 Highland Park, Detroit.. July 26 August 23 Saratoga, N. Y.... August 4 21 Kinloch Park (St. Louis) August 14 SO Hawthorne (Chicago) August 1880 Windsor, Out., August 25 September 27 Sheepshead Bay, N, Y August 30 September 11 Buffalo. N. Y ..August 30 September 22 Harlem (Chicago) September 1 II Delmar Park (St. Louis) September 1 3 Hawthorne (Chicago) September 1527 Brooklyn, N. Y September 15 October 4 Toronto, Ont September 27 October 4 Harlem (Chicago) September 29 October 8 St. Louis Fair Grounds October 1 81 Morris Park, N. Y October 6 28 Worth.Hl October 7 November 1 - Latonia, Ky October 25 November 22 Aqueduct, N. Y October 27 November 3 Lakeside, Ind November 8 3f Washington (Bannirucs) November 1B3I MONTHLY FORM BOOKS. The Form Book for July is ready for tale- anfl iacludes the racing of July 31, Paper cover, 1 1 Uather cover. SI. f0. AMERICAN SPORTING MANUAL. The American Sporting Manual of 1902 contains all racing records at large, revised and complete up to the end of 1901; four handicapping system! with directions for their practical application, a table showing how to compute bookmaking per. centagas. track records of all the rncngnized traeki of the country, the western and eastern scales of weights, tables showing the comparative speed of tracks, a complete list of pugilistic contests of 19C1 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 oil xtlas ni bi!l!ria. I in l "fj" IDaliy Racing Form! W THE TURF PDB8mBa I I NFWS PFRFFPT OF TnjG official orgai of xhi II ly edited.. ,. I WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB 1 I Form Sheets and Entries Ex- - I ALL TRACKS pertly Indexed I ARE FULLY RE- Telegraphic, Correct, Con- j ' 1 PORTED ..... cise, Comely. j 1 Training News a Specialty. J i I j Off Our Own Presses Be-1 j I 3 24 - 5 2 6 j fore the Chicago Dailies. I I FIFTH AVEHUE ' . I j 8 H IS AS 9 , E I SUBSCRIPTION IPSKM j r j ONE MONTH, Mf M SIX MONTHS, 7.SO XJ34 i ! ONE YEAR, 14.00 I a r-B j SENT AS lffIR3T-C7LA33 iiAEL 1 I IN PLAJDK ENVJKLOPB. ... R Page [4] Hawthorne Form Chart HAWTHORNE FORM dHART. CHICAGO, IX,Ii., August 19, 1902. Twenty-fifth day. Chicago Jockey Club. Midsummer Moating. Weathor clear; track good. Presiding Judge. Francis Trovelyan. Starter. J.J. Holtman. Racing etatta at 3-15 p. m. 8 indicates whir, 5 spurs. 1 blinkers. Qyj J OQ FIRST RACE 5 1-3 Furlongs. Parse $400; 75 to second ; $25 to third. Oti:&:0 2-year-olds. Fillies Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St M Y M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P '(3i2'9)LiADY JOCELYN 8 108 61 61 2U 21 1h JWinkfield J S Ward 8-5 2 9-5 7-10 343342AIRLIGHT W 112 2" S 43 S" 21 T Knight S S Brown 6 10 7 21 (34SIOUDIOS VI 105 5H 22 H 12 31 Coburn F Gray & Co 8 12 8 3 34603FLOCRLINE i 108 1 41 5 51 45 J Ranch MHTichenor&Co 8-5 2 9-5 3-5 83S54 BELLE GRAHAM W 105 3 1h Rn 4 5 Buchanan J E Cushing 8 13 13 4 34306SCHICAGO GIRL 106 7 7 7 7 61 Prior G B Havill 20 60 60 15 34358 PURE DALE W 108 4" 62 6 62 7 Birkenruth Mrs L Griffin 20 40 40 12 Timo, 241, 49S, 1:091. Winner Ch. f, by Pirate of Penzance Belle Swift (trained by J. S. Ward). Went to post at 2:15. Off at the first break to a good start. Won with the first three driving to the limit. Ladj Jocelyn began slowly, but moved up gradually on the leaders when turning for home and finished resolutely under a powerful ride by Winkfield. Airlight saved ground by going next to the inside rail in the last eighth and finished stoutly. Adios stood along stretch drive with gameness. Flo-carline fell away apparently badly beaten just before turning for home, but rallied in the last eighth and finished strongly. Belle Graham retired well beaten when a furlong out. She had shown speed up to this point. Scratched 34358 Vestia. 105; 342S23Maxetto. 105. Overweights Chicago Girl, 1 pound. Lady Jocelyn, show, 1 to 3. Airlight, show, 4 to 5. Adios, show, evens. Flocarline. show. 3 to 10. tf 4 4 f)Q SECOND RACE 1 Mile. Purse 5600; $75 to second; $25 to third. tJrJtrXiJ J 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. jnd Horses A Wt St M . Y X StrFin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P (3438DLUCIEN APPLEBY 8 S 105 1h 62 61 5 31 12 Huchanan S C Hildreth 4 5 41 6-5 342312 WAIN AMOINEN i 3 99 4 21 1b HI 13 22 Birkenruth Talbot Bros 6-5 7-5 7-5 7-10 31333BRAGG BSB 3 105 3 51 31 2a 43 321 J Ranch J Curl 4 5 44 6-5 33699 ADELANTE B 4 105 7 7 7 7 5" 42J Coburn W & J Carroll 15 15 10 3 34S812AUTDMN LEAVES ftS 3 100 5 41 42 4 7 5" FitzmauriceC Hellebush 12 17 17 6 S42033HARGIS W 3 100 21 In 5 6" 61 61 J Walsh P Dunne 8 13 11 4 340563WATER EDGE BB 3 97 61 321 22 3H 2 7 Helgesen Rutledge&Stevens30 60 60 15 Time, 251. 491,1:161, 1:431. Winner Ch. c, by St. George Levee (trained by S. C. Hildreth). Went to post at 2:45. Off at the first break to a rather poor start. Won easily; second the same. Lucien Appleby ran as if he outclassed his field and, when called on at the head of the stretch, moved up fast and came away without much of an effort. Wainamoinon showed her usual speed and was much the best" of the others. Bragg ran consistently, but tired slightly in the last eighth. Autumn Leaves ran well for six furlongs. Hargis showed early speed. Water Edge was right there for six and a half furlongs and bears watching. Scratched 34380 Flying Torpedo, 113; (34407)Little Scout, 108. Overweights Wainamoinen, 4 pounds. Lucien Appleby, show, 1 to 2. Wainamoinen, show, 1 to 3. Bragg, show, 3 to 5. i A O f THIRD RACE 7-8 Mile. Purso$400; $75 to second; 25 to third. QtirtfrOx. 3-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horse3 A Wt St H. Yi U StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 340553JUDIOIOUS 8 101 6" 4 4 4 2a 13 Winslett E Corrigan 10 12 10 4 (34210) MATIN BELL B5B 101 2 12 11a .lis 6 21 Helgesen C Lind 4 51 5 2 34262 EMATHION W 110 31 3 51 5 31 31 JWinkfield P Dunne 6 6 3 7-5 34!06 RED TIP El 112 71 2 2n 2 41 41 T Knight Hermann&Cassin 8 11 10 4 32579 AULES H 105 51 11 11 1 1 51 Coburn 8 S Brown 5 10 9 4 (34382)LASS OF LANGDEN H 107 1U 6H 3 32151 61 Treanor C E Dnrnell & Co 12 15 15 6 (343781SOMERSAULT IB 101 101 51 61 63 1H 71 LAJacksonS S Tracey & Co 30 50 50 15 34032 LEVIATHAN ft 103 4" 10" Id 8a ioi 81 Birkenruth Ezell & Lazarus 7 15 15 6 (34205)TOM KEENE R 106 12 111 12 91 lis 91 Blake J S Ward 8 8 61 21 34230 ERNEST PAR HAM W 106 91 7 S10 810i Buchanan T D Sullivan 8 8 7 21 33094 TOMMY FOSTER U 108 8" 81 9 7 91 lis Hothersall A P Ddyle 20 50 30 10 34210 LOU WOODS B 109 I" 9 7a 12 12 12 J Ranch C K Burdeau 9 15 15 6 Time, 25, 50, 1 :161, 1:301. Winner B. f, by Hawkeye Discreet (trainsd by E. Corrigan). Went to post at 8:15. Off at the first break to a good start. Won easily ; second the same. Judi-eionsr always well up, came away with ease in the last eighth when called on and won as her rider pleased. Matin Bell was pinched out of position soon after the start and fell away to last place while going down the backstretch, but moved up fast when she got clear yailing and, passing the field rapidly in the last quarter, finished with a great rush. Emathion lost ground when swinging into the stretch, but made it up in the last quarter and was going strongly at the end. Red Tip tired fast in the last sixteenth. Aules showed much speed, but fell away beaten in the last eighth struggle. Lass of Langdon ran wall for six furlongs. Scratched 34157 Proetorius, 103 ; (29354) Corinne Unland, 105; 343832Haydon, 106. Overweights Aules, 2 pounds. Judicious, show. 21 to 1. Matin Bell, show, evens. Emathion. show, 7 to 10. Q A A O "I FOURTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $700; $75 to second ; 525 to third. gJJcx:Q JL 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St St H. hi ?i StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (34082)JOHN M'GURK RB 4 101 2 53 43 42 31 21 1 J Walsh P Dunns 2 31 3 1 34259 SCARLET LILY I 5 100 1 13 15 1112 H 25 Helgesen S S Tracey & Co 4 5 41 2 34259 ORONTAS 8 5 108 6 6 6 55 510 H 35 Blake G W Cook 2 13-521 1 342332JIMINEZ B 4 110 51 3" 21 2h Sr 4 Birkenruth F J Kelley 3 4 31 1 343813FAVONIUS l 6 112 41 21 21 33 41 55 53 J Ranch Burns&Waterh'se 7 11 10 4 34384 STRANGEST ft 8 6 95 3 41 51 6 6 6 6 Winslett C K Burdeau 12 13 13 4 Time, 241, 50, 1 :161, 1 :42i, 1:541. Winner Ch. g, by Wadsworth Preference (trained by P. Dunne). Went to post at 3:45. Off at the first break to a good start. Won handily; second easily. John ilcGurk was easily outrun in the first seven furlongs, but began to move up fast when turning for home and wore down Scarlet Lily in the last sixteenth. The latter showed much speed, but tired palpably when the pinch came. Orontas appeared to have a chance when entering the final quarter, but tired badly in the last sixteenth. Jiminez ran well for a mile. Favonius was thoroughly beaten when turning for home. Strangest can do much better and hit race should not be taken seriously. John McGnrk, show, 1 to 2. Scarlet Lily, show, evens. Orontas. show, 2 to 5. Jiminez, show, 1 to 2. Q A A i? 6) FIFTH RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse 400; $75 to second; $25 to third. O rjCXZtJ 21 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses ' A Wt St H H X StrFin Joekeys Owners O H C P S13113SILURIAN R 4 108 71 53 L 51031 H J Winkfield 1' Dunne 10 13 12 4 S33012ROLLING BOER f) 4 109 6 6 6 71 610 21 Buchanan 8 C Hildreth 5 5 4 8-5 34261 HEADWATER 8 6 114 51 43 42 31 2" 331 T Knight H L Jones & Co 4 8 7 21 34261 JOE FREY 8 3 109 Si la 1 1 1 421 J Woods J W Schorr 3-2 2 3-2 7-10 34232 CONSTELLATOR H 5 106 4" 2 2a 211 42 52 J Ranch T H Ryan 13-531 3 6-5 843313DUELIST U 4 114 2 33 S 4 510 Gn Birkenruth Chinn & Forsy the 5 9 9 3 3S862 DO MADGE t 5 107 1" 8 8 8 7 730 Prior J Mannion 20 60 60 15 35915 RUSSELLTON B5I 4 106 8 71 71 6 8 : Winslett J Griffin & Co 30 200 200 40 Time. 241, 491, 1:151, 1:29. Winner Br. g, by Belvidore Virgie D. (trained bF P. Dunne). Went to post at 4:15. Oil at the first break to a fair start. Won easily ; second tho same. Silurian showed vast improvement. He began slowly, but moved up fast in the last quarter, and, under a vigorous ride, finished with firmness. Rolling Boer came with a rush at the end after making up much ground in the last quarter. Headwater faltered slightly in tho last sixteenth struggle. Joe Froy sprawled badly under sharp punishment in tho last eighth. .Constellator showed early speed and bears watching. Duelist ran well for five and a half furlongs. Scratched 34359 Kazan, 109; 34383 Little Duchoss II., 104; 32997 Automaton, 109; 31113 Gawaine, 106; 338513Major Dixon, 106; S43072Emma R., 104; (34S59)Scotch Plaid, 114. Overweights Silurian, 2 pounds. Silurian, show, 21 to 1. Rolling Boer, show, 4 to 5. Headwater, show, 6 to 5. Joe Frey, show, 1 to 3. Constellator, show, 1 to 2. Q A A O Q SIXTH RACK I 1-4 Miles. Purse $400 ; 5575 to second; $25 to third. 4Jb4g:(J O 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St M K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (34357)LlTTLEELKNlB 4 101 6a 9 9 9 J) 83 12 Kobbins J Arthur 4 4 4 6T 34036 EDITH Q. f.l 4 104 2" Si 31 5 en 41 22 Donnelly W R Bakor A Co 20 40 40 15 343572RAVENSBURY H 3 100 5 61 73 62 5n 2x J" Helgesen S C Hildreth 4 4 3 6-5 34287 G. W. W. H 4 109 3 83 81 0 72 73 5" 41 Prior Bakor A Gentry 6 8 7 2 34383SIDA V. W 4 104 71 21 2i 23 2W 61 5 J Ranch R Smith 6 10 10 3 33274CREST H 5 102 1" 72 li 1 1 1 6? Ezell Ezell fe Lazarus 20 20 9 3 S4359SBANI8H K 6 1 09 9 5" 51 Si 3 21 71 J Woods CDoWitt&Co 6 10 9 3 340S5 MISS LIZA 6 107 51 41 61 4H 41 71 81 Blake G B Grimes (Rec) 6 20 20 6 34354 JACK DOYLE ft'SB 108 4 12 4 8 8" 9 9 Winslett B Butler 30 100 70 20 31235 HAY. HUNTER jjf 3 97 Left at the post. J Walsh C K Burdeau 4 5 5 9-5 Apprentice allowance. Time, 2ii, EOi, 1 :16, 1 :4i, 2:101. Winner Ch. g, by Lamplighter Emma Pickwick (trained by J. Arthur). Went to post at 4:45. At post 4 minutes. Start fair for all but Hay ward Hunter, which was left standing still at the post. Won easily; second tho same. Little Elkin bad to be much the best to win. He was beaten off down tho backstretch, but moved up rapidly in tho last half, and at the end was going away fast. Edith Q. finished strongly and was much tho best of tho others. Ravensbury tired fast when the pinch camo. Crest was well beaten when a furlong out. Banish ran well for a milo. j I Little Elkin, show, 3 to 5. Edith Q., show, 6 to 1. Ravonsbury, show, 3 to 5. Kinloch Park Form Chart KINLOCH PARK FORM CHART. ST. LOUIS, MO., August 19, 1908. Fifth day. Kinloch Park Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather clear ; track slow. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Racing starts at 2 :35 p. m. indicates whip, 5 spurs, B blinkers. FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (34420) BEAUTY BOOK W 5 102 7 4a 32 33 1 Hoar H A Cotton 3 5 5 2 (34418)HAS GIFT ft 3 95 3 12 12 13 2 Scully D Schneider 8 10 10 4 34371 TEMPTRESS W 4 108 5 3 48 42 33 McCann G J Long 10 15 12 5 343422FLOP SR 7 99 2 23 23 2" 42 Sayors U Z DeArman 3 3 3 1 34368 LITTLE LOIS H 4 102 9 9 7a 53 52 J Miller G Gill 8 20 15 6 31295 TEKRALENE W 5 105 6 5 62 81 62 Davisson J U Strode 10 30 30 12 34295 DUELA M 3 90 8 10 10 91 710 c Bonner Stubbs Bros & Co 7 15 10 4 31070 GRACIOUS K 4 104 4 71 5k 61 8 T Dean P McGuire 7 10 8 3 34347 MODERATOR WS 3 95 10 8 81 10 93 Neely MrsMCLyles&Co 8 15 15 6 342443LAURA G. G. W 5 105 1 6 9a 73 10 Battiste W C Christy 16-55 5 2 Apprentice allowance. Time, 13, 251, 38, 541, 1:061, 1 :19. Winner Ch. m, by Pirate of Penzance Miss Booker (trained by H. A. Cotton). Went to post at 2:35. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Beauty Book was favored by the soft track, was well ridden and finished strongly. Has Gift showed early speed, but tired at the end. Temptress ran a good race and might have won had not McCann allowed her to swerve in the stretch. Flop tired. Duela never had a chance from where sho got off. Gracious could not run well in the going. Scratched 34341 Glenzen, 106; 34144 Broodier, 97. Overweights Gracious, 2 pounds. Beautv Book, show, evens. Has Gift, show. 2 to 1, Temptress, show, 2 to 1. Flop, show, 1 to 2. Q 4 4 A "I SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse 300. 3-yoar-olds. Maidens. Fillies. O tt tt tt X Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St & ya StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34344 DOESKIN US 112 3 21 23 28 12 C Bonner Martin & Patton 6-5 2 8-5" 4-5 34169 KILRUSH N 107 1 31 3a 4" 21 Donegan W H Billings 10 25 20 8 34368 ANYTHING W5 112 7 98 7a 31 3 Battiste W Mulkey 6 10 8 3 34270 TUCK PAW W 113 6 83 88 62 4U Fallehy FGeringJr 10 50 40 12 33949 LEGATION W 107 10 61 1 53 5 8 Otis A Belle w A Co 6 10 10 4 34368 LUNA MINOR 5 H2 9 1H 101 88 66 Sayers U Z DeArman 6 10 8 3 33931 LOCA W 107 11 41 43 73 71 Scully J D Lucas 10 10 10 4 33109 ALICE HOP US 107 2 5 6 91 81 McCann C P Kennedy 6 15 15 6 29627 ROSECOURT W 112 5 71 93 105 93 J Mathews J S Bratton 3 10 7 2 34394 ROBERTA G. WS 113 12 12 12 1H 10 Tompkins A G Goodlow & Co7 12 12 5 34144 BONNIE ESTHER N 107 4 18 110 13 us Hoar Pierpont & Bollew6 10 10 4 25133 OLIVE STREET 15 B 107 8 10" 111 12 12 T Dean Lemp & Co 12 20 20 7 Time, 12, 25, 37, 521, 1 :C61, 1 :20. Winner B. f, by Freeman Theckley (trained by J. Martin). Went to post at 3:06. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily ; second and third driving. Doeskin was well away, nicely ridden, caught Bonnie Esther tiring and won easily. Kilrush ran an oven race. Anything, off badly and carried wide on the turn, ran a winning race. Leaation had speed and closed fast, but was eased too much after Otis had seen Bonnie Esther so far in front. Luna Minor wants a distance. Loca was off badly and closed ground in the heaviest going, but tired from the effort. Overweights Roberta G., 1 pound; Tuck Paw, 1. , Doeskin, show, 2 to 5. Kilrush, show. 4 to 1. Anything, show, 3 to 2. THIRD RACE 5 1-8 Furlongs. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Selling. gjJ2 Ind Horses A Wt St M Y . StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 344212MAGHONI II 105 5 21 23 11 U J Miller Mrs M Goldblatt 8-5 2 13-103-5 343922FLOYD K. W 108 2 31 4 43 21 J Mathews T B Watts & Co 10 12 12 4 34421 GOUDY BS 108 1 1" la 23 31 T Dean R W Marks 4 10 10 3 33973 WOLFRAM W 108 9 8H 72 6 iH Battiste T Kiley 3 5 4 6-5 343673JOHN COULTER N 105 6 42 3 3 510 A Wober Brewer & Co 15 30 30 10 31093 MODEL MONARCH R5 108 4 73 61 73 62 BeauchampJ T Weaver & Co 8 12 10 4 IN DOUBT H 105 7 6 81 81 73 A Moll B Schreiber 30 200 200 60 34370 HELEN HAY W 105 3 51 51 52 815 Hoar J C Tucker & Co 20 50 50 15 (34298)ST. VITUS H 108 8 93 910 915 9s Scully E Jabine 7 15 12 4 33911 ROBERT G. LANSING JtB U8 11 llioilioioi 108 Ransom W L Lansing 4 15 10 4 34392A CONVICT W 103 10 10 105 112 us Sayers U Z DeArman 30 80 80 20 33995 LITTLE ISAAC W 105 12 12 12 12 12 C Prichett E B Holloway 30 100 100 20 Apprentice allowance. Time, 121, 251, 511. 1 :04i, 1 :12. Winner B. f, by Russell Mamie O. (trained by M. Goldblatt). Went to post at 3 :40. At post 6 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Maghoni broke smartly, raced Goudy off his feet, came on and won at her leisure. Floyd K. ran an even race and out-gamed Goudy for the place. Wolfram closed stoutly under a very easy ride. John Coulter ran well for a half and is probably a fair colt. Model Monarch ran a bad raoe. Robert G. Lansing was very sore. Maghoni, show, out. Floyd K., show, 2 to 1. Goudy, show, 6 to 5. Wolfram, show, 3 to 5. 0 4 4 4 0 FOURTH RACE Sliort Course. (About 1 1-2 miles.) j4fc4fc4fcO 4-year-olds and upward. Steeplechase. Tho Bratton Handicap. Value $500. Ind Horse A Wt St 3 6 9 12 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3439S2FEARFUL 5 5 127 2 2 2 11 18. 13 15 Egerson P McGuire 2 12-52 3-5 318 10 GOV. BOYD W5 7 144 3 38 3 2 212 2S 212 Slater W S Laird 1 8-5 8-5 3-5 34393 GRANDAD W5 6 129 4 41 415 38 3iooi03iooLyon3 J N Miller&Co 15 20 20 5 33099 WEE DOLLIE BS 7 129 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 D McCue W F Redmon 15 15 7 2 34393 NINOS H5 8 135 1 11 1" Bolted at L'pool.MCoughlin J S Bratton 2 5 4 6-5 Time, 3:12. Winner Br. h, by Burlington Rosella (trained by E. Williams). Went to post at 4:18. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second tho same. Fearful, a clever and safe fencer, had speed, fenced confidently and appeared a winner at all stages. Governor Boyd was badly ridden, allowed to flounder at his fences and was generally mismanaged. Grandad showed improvement. Ninos was going well when she bolted and hit a wing. Scratched 34 6 Porphyrogene, 138; 343933Terra Incognita, 131 ; 31009 Chiquasabog, 130 : 27290 Sublimity, 127; 34393 Zack Phelps, 125. Overweights Grandad, 3 pounds; Woe Dollie, 4. Fearful, show, out. Governor Boyd, show, ont. Grandad, show, 2 to 1. Niuos, show, 1 to 2. FIFTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $30C. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. g Ind Horses A Wt St M V4 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 344193JESSIE JARBOE H 6 103 4 15 13 18 n 12 J Miller Mrs M Goldblatt 6 6 8r5 4-5 314162STAR COTTON H 5 101 1 21 33 23 210 Hoar H A Cotton 4 15 12 4 34S69 COL. BALLANTYNE Rj 4 106 6 41 2 38 3a 31 BeauchampJ H Robbins 10 10 5 2 31345 SATIN COAT H) 4 102 3 Si 4 43 45 41 Daviseon Lowe & Waters 10 10 10 4 343953SOUTH BREEZE 85 4 99 8 10 81 5 5 55 Battiste J C Cahn 3-2 4 4 8-5 34S95CHERI8HED KB 4 92 5 63 71 83 82 62 Bridewell P J Nolan 6 16 16 6 342353 MAJOR MANSIR HS 5 105 9 8a 10 10 10 7 Otis A Simons 6 15 12 4 34395 MENACE W 4 92 10 94 51 62 6a 8 C Bonner Fiznr & Co 3 8 7 3 33422 WALL ABOUT J5 4 102 7 7 92 92 9 95 J O'Connor H McCarren Jr 6 30 30 10 34272 NAVARINO W 3 95 2 5 61 75 72 10 Scully E Jabine 10 10 10 4 Apprentice allowance. Timo, 13, 261, 53, 1 :191, 1 :46. 1 :53. Winner B. m, by Eothen Ida Glenn (trained by M. Goldblatt). Went to post at 4:52. At post 2 minutes. Siartgood. Won easily ; socond the sams. Je39ie Jarboe showed much the most early speed, led throughout, had something left when ohallengod at the stretch head and drew away in the last furlong. Star Cotton ran a good race and finished well. Colonol Bal-lantyne tired in the stretch run. Satin Coat ran poorly. South Breeze was given a weak ride. She needs a vigorous rider to make her do her best. Tho samo applies to Cherished. Scratched 31419 Found. 99; (34419)Schwalbe. 96. Jessie Jarboe, show, 2 to 5. Star Cotton, show, 2 to 1. Colonel Ballantyne, show, ovens. South Breeze, show, 4 to 5. SIXTH RACE 3-4 Milo. Purse $100. 3-year-olds and upward. Soiling. gp Ind Horses A Wt St W Y atrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34344 FEDERALIST KB 5 104 5 41 42 43 11 Scully J cj Hratton 6 8 1 7 343232TOM COLLINS KB 7 110 2 25 3 h5 23 Walsh Fizer & Co 3 5 5 8-5 343442SINF H 4 111 3 11 13 1 3 BeauchampJ F Dockery 3 3 2 3-5 33487 PHAROAH W 5 110 8 8 72 52 41 Gloason W Brant 10 40 40 10 33985 CERRO SANTA W 4 104 4 32 2" 23 5a Hoar Mrs FP Jones 15 20 8 3 34S91 BLUEBLAZE W 4 110 6 61 63 6 6 Otis KDOrr 6 10 9 3 33735 PARNASSUS H 3 100 1 72 8 71 V C Bouner J W Nixon 7 12 10 3 34257 LIKENESS W 4 105 7 5 5 8 8 Battiste H Robinson 21 31 31 6-j Timo, 13, 241. 531, 1:18. Winner Ch. g, by Kantaka Saddncee II. (trained by H. Flipp'en). Went to post at 5:15. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily ; second tho samo. Federalist was well rated behind tho earlv pact, saved ground when the loaders swung wide into the stretch and won at his rider's leisure. Tom Collins ran a go d race and finished well. Sintt was run into exhaustion by Tom Collins and quit in tho stretch. Pbaroah ran an excelleut race and will probably win presently. Cerro Santa showed a good turn of spoed. but tired as if short. Likeues s was given a very easy ride. Scratched S34413Jerry Hunt, 104; 34146 Masterful, 101; 344'203Merops, 1 '4; 3 23 Vnlasqnez, 104. Federalist, show, evons. Tom Collins, show, 4 to 5. Sinfi, show, out. Likeness, show, 3 to 5, Page [5] Saratoga Form Chart SARATOGA FORM CHART. SAKATOGA, N. T., August 19, 1902. Fourteenth day. The Saratoga Association. Summer Meeting. Weather cloudy : track slow. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. H. Pettingitl. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. ft indicates whip, 5 spurs. 8 blinkers. 444 FIRST RACE 1 1-8 Miles. $600 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St M Yi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (34389) KILOGRAM WB 5 n5 3 31 3 11 V li 1 Odom L Waterbury 2 11-52 1-2 34414 BAR LE DUC W 3 101 2 5h 62 42 21 23 25 fiedfern H M Ziegler 3 16-516-51 345622BES. M'CARTHY WB 3 98 5 41 4" 2J 31 Si 33 L Jackson Dubois&Marryatt6 7 7 2 34238 TRUMP flR 3 101 7 2a 2 31 4 42 40 Creamer W C Daly 10 20 15 5 (34291)LOONE W 4 103 4 72 73 68 5i 5 5 Henderson P J Miles 12 20 15 5 31291 LiADY STERLINGS 3 93 6 6 5 5 66 612 630 Rice L V Bell 6 7 4 9-5 34362 MAY J. IK 3 86 8 8 8 78 72071271 Taylor W T M'Grath 100 300 300 100 33990 L. FISHERMAN WB 4 1C6 1 11 11 8 8 8 8 O'Connor Miss M Oliver 15 20 20 6 Time, 13. 26, 514, 1 :. 1 -M, 1 : '. Winner B. h, by Rayon d'Or Lady Kidbrook (trained by W. Karrick). Went to post at 2:15. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second easily. Kilogram is in rare form, drew to the front at the half and, being skillfully nursed, just laBted long enough to win. Bar Lie Due was crowded on the rails early, made up much ground on the far turn and finished gamely, but just failed to get up. Bessie McCarthy, handicapped by the going, failed to stay, but displayed fine speed and is very good and will baat good ones on a fast track. Trump got away badly and is a non-stayer. Loone evidently disliked the mud. Lady Sterling is in bad form. Lone Fisherman quit after going a good half. Scratched-342642Bluff, 111; 3436l3Frank McKee, 93; 34264 The Pride of Surrey, 93. Kilogram, show, out. Bar Le Due, show, 1 to 2. Bessie McCarthy, show, 4 to 5. Lady Sterling, show, 4 to 5. SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. $700 added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 44) Ind Horses A Wt St M Yt 3A StrFin Jockeys Owners O ii C P 34387 ACE FULL W 105 2 In 11 13 15 Redfern J E Madden 3 16-08-5 7-10 34363 NINE SPOT W 102 6 62 5 31 22 Rice A Belmont 15 40 40 12 343603OLEFIANT W 114 5 3" 3 43 3h Landry J F Smith & Co 4 4 3 1 33560 T03CAN W 110 1 23 2 2 412 L Smith Columbia Stable 3 4 3i 1 34363 BRIDESMAID II. W 102 9 82 82 63 5 Michaels W J Smith 50 1C0 100 30 337542SAVABLE IN 117 4 41 4h 53 63 Hewitt J A Drake 6 20 20 6 SUBDUE N 102 7 51 6" 7nh 7 Wonderly J B Haggin 8 30 30 10 33386 OSGOOD H 105 3 71 71 82 8 J Daly W M Barrick 20 100 50 15 MESMER W 105 8 9 9 9 9 O'Connor A Featherstone 6 15 10 4 Time, 12, 24, 50, 1 M. Winner Ch. c, by Mirthful Myrtle Harkness (trained by J. E. Madden). Went to post at 2:13. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won ia a canter; second easily. Acefull, a phenomenon in mud, forced the pace for the first half and drew away in the stretch as if the othrs were anchored. Nine Spot closed up with a rush at the end and must be above the average. Olefiant ran well in hand for the first half, but failed to stay. Toscan quit after racing a fast half with the winner. Bridesmaid II., away very badly, closed up an immense gap, and, tiring in the last quarter, was eased up. She is a grand looker. Savable. evidently short, was close up for the first half and retired in the stretch. Subdue showed much speed early and was eased up in the stretch. Mesmer palpably lacked in condition. Scratched-(31360)Shorthose, 117; 342383Blue Ribbon, 110; 34339 Tantalus Cup, 110; 31339 W. R. Condon, 110; 313392Flying Prince, 105; 34314 Bellgardo, 105; Orpheum, 105; 323232Merry Reel, 102; 34164 Amaryllis, 102. Acefull, show, 2 to 5. Nine Spot, show, 5 to 1. Olefiant, show, 3 to 5. Toscan, show, 1 to 2. 440 THIRD RACE 7-8 Mile. 5600 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St M Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 342112BRANDY SMASH B 4 109 3 Is 12 li In in shea VV T Ryan 10 12 9 3 31037 LADY RADNOR WB 3 91 5 2a 21 22 2- 2" Redfern W Karrick 3 3i 11-51 32236 TODDY WB 5 100 7 72 4h 4k 3i 3 L Smith Buckley & Bailey 5 6 6 2 34S62 LOCKET WB 3 104 6 3h 3h 32 4 41 DO'Connor W C Daly 12 20 20 8 (33990)ROUGH RIDER WB 5 110 11 91 81 8i 5 5 Bronnan P S Roberts . ' 6 10 8 3 34361 TEN AGRA WJ 3 99 10 61 6 71 71 61 L Jackson G Borkel 20 50 40 12 34365 KING'S FAVORITE W 4 98 2 8h 7k 63 6h 7 Cochran T Hitchcock Jr 8 10 8 3 34139 MUSIDORA W 3 90 9 5i 51 5 82 83 H CallahanP Belmont 20 40 40 12 31361 BOASTER W 3 104 4 12 10 10 10 91 Michaels F A Pope 6 10 8 3 34291 PAUL CREYTON W 3 106 13 11 11 11 11 102 T Burns H M Ziegler 6 12 12 5 343153GOLDEN COTTAGE W 3 94 1 4 9 91 9"113 J Daly M J Daly . 10 20 20 8 (33990DELMARCK WB 4 111 8 101 12 12 12 122 Landry J McGeehan 6 12 12 4 (33406) APPOINTEE WS 3 10112 13 13 13 13 13 Henderson J Wilde & Co 20 40 30 12 Time, 13, 25, 37, 50, 1 :03&, 1 :16, 1 :31. Winner Ch. c. by Ben Strome Mint Julep (trained by W. T. Ryan). Went to post at 3:15. At post 5 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second the same. Brandy Smash got away running, made most of his advantage, and being particularly favored by the going stuck to his work unusually well. Lady Radnor fell back when a furlong out and came again right at the end and finished strongly. Toddy closed with a rush and ran a good race. Locket ran in improved form. Rough Rider closed a gap. King's Favorite was knocked back at the Btart, moved upon the far turn and then retired in the stretch. Scratched 343653Sadducee. 114; 34264 Filiform, 110; 3433123aniAndree, 104; 34291 Potente, 104; 313152 Lee Kine, 104; 17555 Haifa Hundred, 103; 34315 Anecdote, 100; 34336 Cogswell, 100; 34214 Early Eve, 99; 34211 Satirist, 95; 34U1 Guess Work, 93; 34434 May J., 84. Brandy Smash, show, 8 to 5. Lady Radnor, show. 1 to 2. Toddy, show, 6 to 5. "-2 I A '-t T FOURTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles 3-yeur-olds and upward. Handicap. fy-Jcrx: O I The Merchants' and Citizens' Stakes. S3.000 added. Net value to winner, $5,950. Ind Horses A Wt St St M Yi & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34U72HERBER T WB 5 122 4 41 31 11 15 Ji 11 L Smith W C Rollins 1 1 9-101-4 343383KEYNOTE WB 3 95 3 5 5 5 43 26 210 Cochran J G Follansbee 10 12 10 3 34388 WHISKEY KING WB 3 104 1 l 1k 2 2h 32 33 Redfern Pepper Stable 10 15 15 5 341173ARTICULATE W 4 123 2 2 2 3 31 41 48 Odom G A Davis 2 16-53 4-5 (34117)FRANOESCO H 3 109 5 31 4a 411 5 5 5 Michaels CFDwyer 5 8 7 8-5 Time, 13, 26, 50, 1 :17, 1 :41. 1 :56. Winner B. h, by Albert Bonnie Ola (trained by W. C. Rollins). Went to post at 3:45. At post 5 minutes. Start bad. Won easily ; second the same. Herbert outclassed the field in the going. He broke slowly and was crossed on the first turn, but with an amazing burst of speed he took the lead in the first quarter, then sulked in the stretch and was sent along sharply to beat Keynote. The latter had trailed and closed a big gap in the last half and loomed up dangerously when a furlong out, after which Herbert drew away strongly. Whiskey King cut up badly at tne post, ran a flse break of a quarter, and failed to stay after forcing the pace for the first half, but is steadily improving. Articulate was overweighted, tired in the last quarter and was under pressure throughout. Francesco was nearly left and unable to stride freely in the going. Scratched (31267) Advance Guard, 124; 34388 Dublin, 114; (342S9)Roxaue, 113; 34239 Hyphen, 110; 34388 Reina, 106; 342672Sombrero, 106; 343882Knight of.Rhodes, 103; 3436l2Caughnawaga, 105. Herbert, show, out. Keynote, show, evens. Whiskey King, show. 6 to 5. Articulate, show, 1 to 3. 34.4.38 FIFTH BACE5 1-2 Fnrlo"gB- $600 added. 2-year-olds Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St M Yi & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34192 GLOKIOSA WB 103 2 li 1 1 1 L Smith Columbia Stable 3 5 5 2 34339 W. R. CONDON l 107 3 32 2nk 23 26 Redfern J L Holland 8-5 2 6-5 3-5 (34240JSHRINE ff 103 1 2" 33 33 31 Cochran H C Schulz 6 10 10 3 34288 ALICE CARY W 99 8 72 61 5" 41 L Jackson S McNaughton 8 15 12 5 34341 SQUANTO WS 106 9 5" 52 66 51 1! Bums H Applobaum 8 15 12 4 34341 MOUNT HOPE W 101 4 42 46 41 65 Rice W T McGrath 12 25 25 8 343413 WANN A KEE W 99 6 62 7 7 72 Henderson F R Hitchcock 6 6 6 2 HYMETTUS WS 109 7 9 9 81 81 O'Connor A Featherstone 6 20 20 8 LATROBE W 105 5 81 83 9 93 Brown W M Barrick 50 100 100 40 34012 EMBARRASSMENT R 112 10 10 10 in 10 Landry HT Griffin 10 25 25 8 Time, 11, 23, 48, 1 :01, 1 :0&. Winner Ch. f, by Hastings Glory (trained by E. II. Hanna). Went to post at 4:15. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Gloriosa led throughout and gamely stood off W. R. Condon's rush at the end. The latter had been saved to the stretch, where he came fast. Shrine drew clear of the others in the last farlong and was an easythird. Alice Cary and Squanto both made up ground from indifferent starts. Wannakee tired early. Hymet-tuB is a good looker Scratched Reckless, 105; 34240 Dark Planet, 104; 34341 Warte Nicht, 104; (34288) John A. Scott, 101 ; 348902Ithan, 99; 34288 Petit Bleu, 97. Gloriosa, show 4 to 5. W. R. Condon, show. 1 to 4. Shrine, show, 8 to 5. 44.0 SIXTH RACK 1 Mile. $700added. All Ages. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St M, Yx StrFin Jockeys Owners O K C P 34267 CARBUNCLE WS 5 111 5 3 3i 21 1 1" Odom R T Wilson Jr 2 3 13-54-5 (34415)HUNTRE3SA WS 3 99 4 21 2 11 21 21 Cochran Buckley & Bailey 3 5 4 6-5 34239 ARSENAL WB 3 107 2 5 43 32 33 36 O'Connor A Featherstone 8 15 10 3 (34364)ZOROASTER R 6 105 3 4 5 5 5 420 Redfern A Shields 8-5 9-5 8-5 3-5 343613HIMSELF WSB 4 100 1 11 U 41 41 5 Daly W C Daly 6 10 8 2 Time, 13, 26, 51, 1 :17, 1 :29&, 1 :43. Winner B. g, by Stuyvesant Garnet (trained by T. E. Healy). Went to post at 4 :45. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving ; second handily. Carbunolo, particularly favored by the difficult track, under a powerful ride ran a good race and outstayed Hunt- ressa. The latter ran a remarkably game race after ill judged and excessive early use. Arsenal trailed the leaders under a pull for six furlongs, but failed to stay at the end and was evidently short, but is in good form again. Zoroaster was crowded on the backstretch and fell out of contention, but could hardly have made good without the interference. Himself forced the pace for six furlongs and then quit. Scratched (26024)Lady Schorr, 120; (34289)Roxane, 115; 34239 Hyphen, 112; 33229 La Goleta, 112; (34188) Colonel Bill, 107; (34338)Cunard, 106. Carbuncle, show, 1 to 3. Hnntressa, show, 1 to 3. Arsenal, show, 7 to 5. Zoroaster, show, 1 to 4. Highland Park Form Chart HIGHLAND PARK FORM CHART. DETROIT, MICH., August 19, 1902. Twenty-first day. Highland Park Club. Summer Meeting Weather cloudy ; track fast. Presiding Judge, Francis Nelson. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m. indicates whip, 5 spurs, B blinkers. 444.0 FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St M V 2 StrFitf Jockeys Owners O H C P 34377 JAKE WEBER WB 5 114 6 21 2H 1H H Hayden P M Civill . 4 5 5 2 343773EMMA C. L. WB 4 107 5 4H 3h 2h 21 Preston D V Grace & Co 8 8 4 8-5 34377 IOLA W 11 112 2 1h In 3 31 Minder Lamasnev Bros 4 6 6 2 34055 ARATOMA W 7 114 3 31 52 41 41 Ellis Moore & Co 10 15 15 6 343973KING'S PET WS 6 109 1 61 63 7 5 C Kelly J H Baker & Co 4 4 4 8-5 34372 HIMTINE W 6 117 9 51 41 51 6 Kane W L Hazelip 8-5 2 2 1 34397 SORTIE 5 4 114 8 7 7 62 7 Irven E Corrigan 6 6 6 2 34424 DR. CLARK 5 114 4 8 8 8 8 Howell WMcLemore 6 10 10 4 33730 BEN VIKING WB 6 117 7 Broke down. CunninghamM Shea 10 20 20 8 Apprentice allowance. Time, 24. 49, 1 :15. Winner B. g, by Kingston Carmencita (trained by P. M. Civill). Went to post at 2:56. At post 11 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Jake Weber was best, went to the front when called on and won as his rider pleased. Emma C. L. ran a good race, wore down Iola in the stretch and was going away from her at the finish. Iola showed speed, but tired in the run homo. Himtine is seemingly of no account at present. King's Pet had no apparent mishaps. Ben Viking broke down badly. Scratched 34427 Rice, 114; 314032Angea, 112; (34372)Dynasty, 112; 34200 Fairy Dell, 112; 34372 Iris, 107 ; 34300 Junaetta, 107. . Jake Weber, show, evens. Emma C. L show, 4 to 5. Iola, show, 6 to 5. King's Pet, show, 4 to 5. Himtine, show. 1 to 2. " SEC0ND RACE 5-8 Mile. Purse $250. 2-year-olds. Selling. 3 4. 4. 4. 7 Ind Horses A Wt St jj Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (34227)tJOHN J. REGAN 101 4 63 3i 1" 1h C Kelly Rudolph & Co 6 (5 (5 2 3432831MMORTELLE lfrjj 97 1 2nk 21 22 2 O'Neil R B Hayes 3 3 3 6-5 34328 DUMONT ' WS 104 7 5 6 62 3 WainwrightJ H Baker & Co 21 3 31 7-5 (34393)ONYX II. 1 104 5 7 7 3" 4 Irven Brown & Peters 4 5 5 2 (34373)FLORA BRIGHT W 103 8 8 8 8 51 Minder W F Schulte 6 6 5 2 33959EMIR 5 93 9 9 9 9 61 Stille E Corrigan 8 10 10 4 34375 MEXICANA W 103 6 " 4 51 7 7 Doyle F Frisbie & Co 2 21 21 1 34349 LORNE W 96 2 31 41 E 8 Louden N Dyment 3 3 3 6-5 MRS. FRANK FOSTER W 102 3 11 11 4h 9 J Jones J W Panglo 15 25 25 8 Apprentice allowance. tDisqnalified for foul. Time. 24, 491, 1:011. Winner Br. f, by Pirate of Penzance Ella F. (trained by R. B. Hayes). Went to post at 3:33. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won handily ; second driving. John J. Regan came with a rush in the last quarter, wore down his field and won going away. He bore in on Immortelle in the last fifty yards, pinning her against the rail and was disqualified and the race given to Immortelle. Dumont was outrun in the first part of the race, but finished very strongly and caught Onyx II. and Mrs. Frank Foster tiriDg. Mrs. Frank Foster showed the most early speed but tired as if short. Mexicana showed but little speed. Lome quit badly. Scratched 34349 Woolsack. 94. Ovorweights Lome. 2 pounds. Immortelle, show, 3 to 5. Dumont, show, 4 to 5. Onyx II., show, evens. Mexicana, show ' 1 to 2 Lome, show, 3 to 5. 34.4.4.3 THIRD RACE 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances." Ind Horses AWt St Yt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34399 CIRCUS HS6 3 93 4 22 36 3" 2i 12 C Kelly W T Baldwin & Co 10 10 8 ji 34399 ZONNE WB 5 107 2 42 43 4104102a Gormley M Stowe 2 3 3 1 343273CRIMEAN 3 100 5 33 2 23 32 33 O'Neil T P Hayes 1 1 4-5 out 34400 SILK CORD W 3 100 3 13 HI 12 12 410 Adams J W Pugh 8-5 2 1-2 34350 OR ME W 7 100 1 5 5 5 5 5 Finley P H Jones & Co 30 50 50 10 Time, 24, 481, 1:141, 1:10, 1:17. Winner B. c, by Charaxus Ninone (trained by W. T. Baldwin). Went to post at 4:40. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Kelly went to-work on Circus from the start and hustled him along all the way. He came away from the others in he stretch under a hard drive. Zonne showed wonderful improvement and a disposition to run which has been sadly lacking in his last few races. He caught Crimean tiring in the run home and raced him into subjection. The latter did his best. Silk Cord showed a high order of speed, but was under a choking pull and fighting for his head all the way and when called on had nothing left Scratched 337173Advocator, 103. Circus, show. 4 to 5. Zonne, show, 2 to 5. Silk Cord, Bhow, out. 34:4:4:9 FOURTH RACE 5-8 Mile. Purse $250. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St H Yi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P " (34375) R G L GOOD 110 4 45 4 S 32 GoFmley G M H-Tndrfe 2 3 3 4-5 34S032LORINA W 107 2 21 3a 4 4 Tastro W T Baldwin&Co 5 6 6 2 34250 WILD WAVE 8 107 3 2-225 W Jennings 4 4 4 6-5, Winner B. c, bv St. Andrew Daniella (trained by M. Welsh). Went to post at 4:30. At post .3 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second easily. St Daniel" showed the most early speoa, was tiring in the run home and was doing his Dest all of thn laf fnriAn,; to stall off All Souls. The latter came very fast under the whin in the stretch and wa Swearing the wn? ner down and would have won in twenty yards more.. F. G. Good ran to his form, was well ridden and had no mishaps. Wild Wave quit in the stretch. Lorina was raced into exhaustion in the first three-Scratched 33978 Orlando, 105. No show betting. 34:4:50 F1FTH RACE-78 Mile- lnjeSJoU. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind" Horses A Wt St hi Y 3A StrFin Jockeys Owners b H C P ' (34348) FANNIE BLAZES N 3 102 4 41 3k 3 11 11 H Wilson H ChaDDall . is k " 344012BLUE RIDGE 3 97 1 7 7 52 3" 21 Feicht J Robertson fe Co I 4 I ? (34J79)STAFF I 4 102 6 1" li la 42 D Gilmore T H Stevens 4WW! nnf (34397)CURTSEY B 4 111 7 5nk 4 2 2 46 MindT JJlIa&&rn' 31422 WORTHINGTON SB 3 102 3 23 21 4 53 5 J Jones Littrell & io 10 11 I"5 33490 HANDCUFF 6 '12 2 6 5a 7 7 61 Alarie J CForrSjr 10 k n I 34280 ST. SIDNEY WS 6 112 5 3 6i 63 62 7 Hayden S T Hopkins uopkins.& & U-0 Co'O 30 n 30 n I 8 Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 491, 1 :15, 1 :29. Winner B. f, by Peytonia Augusta (trained by J. Redd). Went o post at 4:58. At po-t 3 minutes. Start fair. Won handily; second easily. Fannie caught Curtsey and Staff on the far turn, raced them into exhaustion in the stretch and Blazis the run home with someth.ng left at the end. Blue Ridge began slowly, but came very fast came inThesYretch awav in and was passing tired horses while running on the outside afl the way Staff was raced into exhaustiSn by Worthington and Curtsey and made a wide turn into the homestretch exnaustion 314?5CScortfc(l77(.31427)FeSSyF',107; 34279 Ethel Davis 104' 34422 Siphon, 102; 29203 Bourbon King, 102; Fannie Blazes, show, 7 to 5. Blue Ridge, show, 1 to 2. Curtsey, show, out. 34:4:51 BIXTH BA(JE1 Mlle FnrBe$250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St M Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P ' (34401)ILLOWAHO WS 3 101 3 211 2H 1 U H Adams W H Ketchiman 3 a r.k 7 m 332703ALGIE M. W 4 102 2 32 3 32 2" 2 O'Neil T P Haves 3 " 343743FRIVOL WS 3 86 4 41 41 41 4 35 D Gilmore RF Meyers fi fi I 95 34279 JOHNNY M'CARTEY I 4 39 5 51 51 56 56 4 C Kelly W L Hazelin fi n i 343972ALL SAINTS M 4 102 1 H 1 22 31 5 R Steele JELane& Co 3 31 L 3 4302 JUSTICE il 3 101 6 6 6 6 6 6 Minder M Shea 8-5 2 2 U Apprentice allowance. Time, 24i, 49, 1 :14, -1:411. 4"5- Winner Br. c, by Iroquois Sif, Jr. (trained by H. Stover) Went to post at 5:27. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Illowaho Adams waited with him until in the last quarter before making his move, shook off All Sainf wac-best, the run home and came away at the end. Algie M. ran a good race and will bl'hard to beat on. She tired when caught by the winner and was probaW a bit short. Frivol was oh the outeuia from now alT the way and finished strongly. All Saints quit in the last furlong. outside all. Scratched 34401 Captain Foraker, 101. showYo 5' ShW' Ut Alei6 -M" ShW' 4 t0 5' F"V01, shW' eTOnS- AU 8aints' show 3 to 5- Jnsticev Page [6] lEJglGmGflQD JOCKEY GLUB1THT11 FINEST IN THE WEST. Si Mid-Summer Meeting, Anga&t 18 to 30. l!"! Music by Cicero Orchestra Band. ILLINOIS CENTRAL Stake Events. 1 SPECIAL ELECTRIC CARS j Trains leave St. at 9 :30 , Kandolph a.m leave state and Van Buren Sts. at 18:50, 1 van ll!ni:itekdil?itogK August 21. The Mid-Summer Selling Stakes, 3-4 mile; 1:00' 1:10 and 1:30 p-m- pps omy Ashland Ave. Keturninsr, lirst train after C 000 added Cnal and Halsted Sts ' Ashland and fifth race; others after last race. Do not 7, J, 11 a . . Ocden Aves., direct to track in 40 minutes. stop at shiand Ave. August 23 The No-thern Handicap, 11-4 miles; Wednesday and Saturday only. Q B j n $5,000 added Trains leave Union" D.pot'at 13:15, 1:15, AllgUSt25 The IrOqUOiS Handicap, V mile; $1,500 I :S5 and 3:15 p.m.. stopping at ICth St., added M UrlitH 6 if 0 P 0 1 1 IS 11 -CBp CXPfBSS Ti IIHIS Blue Island and Western Aves., returning c j vj vj r r alter races. ; leaving Pacific Ave. at 13:59, 1:11 and THE METROPOLITAN m-oonior-hn Dap 1:23 p1"' stoppls: " u 5t"a on S5, j MONDA Y.THURSDAY, SATURDAY. STr '"k 38 from ADMISSION $1.00. Fare lor Round Trip on Special Trains 25 Cents, SHERIDAN CLARK, Sec'y, Room 403 Monadnock BnMngTI I jl & -fi. fi. Sc. fi. & fi. fc lj THE 1 I 2 3L 3 2 Z 2 i J j 1 f i "ZH"'' - ? Hflmerican Sporting JlTaiiuaTFor 1902." II j L (COPYRIGHTED.) I 1 I jl I I J IimaJ LaJ ImmJ I Running, Trotting and Pacing. Um m Ii--J 1 BBS The Pngillsttc Record of 1901. Handicapping and BookmaMng Tables. I , i E I BEYQilS COMPARISON (FITS HAKBICAF TABLES WITH JS.) .'. OF RECORDS ..Mil I Summaries Du Experts on tfle Past Year's Doings. 1 jfc.-. Il-IJI f i see h. 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