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Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, August 27, 1902

Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, August 27, 1902 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1902 drf1902082701 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 27, 1902 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1902 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] VOL. Yin. 205. CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 37 1902. PRICE 5 CENTS No Recall Works Well NO RECAMj WORKS AVECI.. The no recall flag system of starting worked considerably smoother at Hawthorne yesterday and with but few exceptions the starts were fairly good. As on Monday, what horses did not get away with the field was due to their jockey's lack of alertness when the barrier went up and not to any fault of the starter. With a little more schooling and the barring of refractory horses from starting, the new system issure to meet with unqualified success. The day was almost ideal for racing purposes and an unusually large crowd was present. The track was in excellent condition, Joe Frey running off a mile in 1 :39l, which is the fastest once around the circle that has been made here this year. It was in the fourth race, a free handicap for three-year-olds and upward at one mile. Joe Frey opened favorite, but the heavy backing of Jiminez, which was backed from 5 to 3 to 1, caused his price to recede to 3 to 1 at post time. To a good start for all but Artena, on which Birkenruth was caught napping when the barrier wont up, Jane Holly, closely attended by Lake View Belle and Jiminez, showed the way for the first sir furlongs, but along about thoilrst half-mile post Jxe. Frey displaced Lake "View Belle and turned into the stretch in third position. When well straightened for home Jane Holly and Jiminez showed signs of distress and began to tire, Joe Frey assuming command. The last named stood off Brulare's determined bid in the last eighth with ease and then came away, winning by one and a half lengths from Harry New, which beat Brulare three for second place. Harry New came with a great rush at the end and was much the best of the others. Brulare ran consistently and her race was good when the weight she carried is taken into consideration. She is probably the truest running horse that has raced here this year. Artena had no chance from where she got off.gjJiminez is nowhere near the good horse.he was last year. Had Coburn shown alacrity to get off in the first race, a dash of; five furlongs forltwo-vear-olds, Hindi, on which he had the mount, might have beaten Dodona. Buchanan,lon the latter, got a start of two lengths on thej field and. takine Jvigor-ous advantage of it, kept his mount in front all the way, winningga head on the post after la stirring last sixteenth drive. Coburn was slow in getting in action on Hindi, but after the first quarter had been run the filly moved up fast. In the last sixteenth he got on almost even turns with Dodona, but try as he would he could not get her head in front at the wire. He allowed Hindi to swerve against the winner in the last sixteenth, but the interference was hardly enough to change the re-sult.fSidney C. Love finished third two and a half lengths back. He was cut off at the laiat eighth when next to the inside rail, but would undoubtedly have been beaten by the first two Jwith clear sailing. Joe Buckley showed but scant speed and ran a dull race. He can do much better. Mary Glenn showed much early speed and is deserving of attention the next time she starts. The second race, a six furlongs dashin which a number of good sprinters started, went to Elsie L., well ridden by J. Ranch. He lay along with her in fourth position until just before entering the last quarter, where she moved up fast and easily wore down Evening Star in the last sixteenth, winning by two and a half lengths. Evening Star finished a half in front of Huachuca, on which Nellie Wad-dell was lapped. Evening Star displayod a keen turn of speed and probably ran the best race of her life. Huachuca came with a rush at the end, getting up in time to nip Nellie Waddell on the post for third place. The latter, off none too well, made up ground fasten the first half and appeared to have a winning chance when turning for home, but tired rapidly under a weak ride when the pinch came. Federal showed scant speed and was never a serious contender. Ho failod to show that final rush that has characterized many of his efforts here this year. L'Etrenne was always outrun, but was much hampered. John A. Clarke had to be much the best in the third race, a dash of one mile, to win. He was pinched out of position when the barrier arose and appeared to have little chance, but while going down the backstretch he made up ground rapidly and in the final eighth wore down Freetorius and Matin Bell, winning easily by one length going away. Preetoriu3 outstayed Matin Bell in the closing strides, getting second place by a short head. Matin Bell faltered when a furlong out and then rallied, finishing strongly. Marcos appeared anchored with the weight and altogether ran a listless race. Best Man, well backed by a few sharpshooters, never gave his backers the least hope for success. Somersault ran well for six furlongs. Rolling Boer was made a 4 to 5 favorite over the field that faced the barrier in the fifth race, a dash of seven furlongs. Buchanan laid along in fifth position with him until just after entering the run for the wire, where he called upon him and under a vigorous ride easily wore down those id front of him, winning by one length from Geyser, which b3c. Major Dixou three-quartets of -a lecgthrfor-second place. Geyser showed much improvement over his last race, finishing stoutly and- showing gameneBS under punishment. Major Dixon began slowly, but moved up fast in the final quarter and finished strongly. Harney displayed much speed and bears watching in cheaper company. Galathee was right there for six furlongs. George Arab showed a flash of early speed. The last race of the day, a dash of one and one-quarter miles, went to Ravensbary, chiefly through Buchanan's excellent judgment and strong finish. He did not call on Ravensbury until in the final eighth, where the colt moved up fast and gradually wore down Edith Q. and Caliban. He won by a half length under a vigorous drive, Edith Q. finishing a head before Caliban for second place. Edith Q. showed to good advantage, but the winner was just a shade too good for her. Caliban was undoubtedly the best but was handicapped by a weak ride. Adelante tired faBt after showing well for one and one-eighth miles. Lizella was never a serious contender and appears to be of no present account. The track was in excellent condition and fast time was made in the various races. In case of no rain it will be at its best today. Saratoga Gossip SARATOGA GOSSIP. Sakatoga, N. Y., August 26. A perfect day and track and a particularly attractive card served to draw out a large and enthusiastic throng today that filled the grand stand. The lawns and paddock presented the appearance of a fashionable garden party. It is not given to many to be present on an occasion rendered memorable by the victories of two such superlatively great race horses as Chnctanunda and Advance Guard. But few realized that their performances of today had shed additional luster on the American turf and were destined to be recalled with pride in after years by those fortunate enough to have witnessed them. It is a matter of regret to have to report the breakdown, through bowing a tendon this morning in work, of E. J. Baldwin's crack three-year-old Crnzados, by Emperor or Norfolk Atalanta II. The "Big Store," Ullman & Weller, laid many individual wagers, their shoots being (jovered with figures, againBt every starter but one in the fourth race today, that one exception being the winner, Red Knight. His name was written at the bottom corner out of the way, and but two bets were recorded against him, but they were fairly good ones $15,000 to $1,IC0 straight, $4,000 to $1,000 place and $2,000 to $1,000 third, made by "Pittsburg Phil," and the other bet by A. Alberts called for $10,000 to CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE. SABATOGA GOSSIP. (Continued from First Page.) $1,000 to win, $4,000 to $1,000 place and $2,000 to $1,000 to show. W. C. Whitney's large batch of yearlings recently .shipped from Kentucky has arrived here in good aondition. T. Monaaan, owner of BroadBtreet, was fined $100 by the stewards for being late in providing a jockey to ride the horse in the fifth race. He was scratched at the last moment. Early in the betting John A. Drake placed the modest wager of $3,000 at evens on Chuctanunda, when it was suggested that he had often riiked much larger sums on cheap selling platers and that here was the champion of the year in his class, piloted by a crack jockey, a small field and at his distance, that it was Jup to him to touch up the layers for an amountlworthyf of ;the occasion, he smilingly acquiesced and he not only acted promptly and industriously on the suggestion, but applied it with redoubled vigor in the next race, where Advance Guard particularly fulfilled all these conditions. The superbly bred two-year-old colt Meltonian by-Melton Argenta, fran a brilliant). and high-class race today, beaten a short head by C. B. Ellison's crack colt Skilful, and bids fair to improve into one of the colts of the year. His recent trial of six furlongs in 1:13 flat was pronounced by experts as particularly taking. Parisina, by The Pepper, a three-year-old filly, which is still a maiden, worked six furlongs last Saturday in 1 :13. At the banquet given Monday night to the directors t of the Saratoga Bacing Association by the President, Mr. W. C. Whitney, the financial success of the current year was informally referred to. It is calculated that this year's profits will exceed $130,000, as against $78,000 last year. The same divi dend declared last season will be paid to the stockholders and the surplus will be devoted to improvements projected in the immediate future.'! The membership seats in the Metropolitan Turf Association of F. Reardon, who welched and was expelled last summer, and of the late Butch Thompson and Ed Marks will be sold at auction at the regular meeting of the association next Friday evening. Saratoga Form Chart SARATOGA FORM CHART. SARATOGA, N. YM August 26, 1908. Twentieth day. The Saratoga Association. Summer Meeting. Weather clear ; track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. H. Pettingill. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. indicates whip, 5 spurs. blinkers. 34:579 FIR8T RACE 1 Mile. $600 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. " Ind Horses A Wt St jj X StrFin Jockeys Owners, O H C P 34486 ROUGH RIDER 18 5 111 5 1H 12 H 11 11 Brennan P S Roberts 10 15 12 5 " 34530 SATIRE U 4 112 3 31 22 23 2n 21 L Smith H R Schaffer 8 12 10 4 34411 BRUNSWICK W 3 97 6 4h 41 31 3H 3" PMcGovernW Keyes 20 25 20 8 34509 MARY WORTH IS 3 95 13 7 61 52 42 43 Shea J Worth 8 9 8 3 34463 SAN ANDRES A 4 107 9 8 h 6 61 53 T Burns F Stone 2 3 11-51 343613FRANK M'KEE ft 3 105 8 9 10 9 8 61 Redfern A Shields 5 9 8 3 33777 RIGHTAWAY Rfl 3 105 11 11 11 11 10 7i Michaels O L Richards 30 200 200 80 34336 COGSWELL W 3 4 109 10 12 12 12 12 8 J Daly P J Miles 10 25 20 8 345353LEE KING M 5 109 2 61 91 81 71 9 O'Connor J S O'Brien 3 4 31 6-5 345112KING'S FAVORITE Ifl 4 107 4 51 31 41 51 10 Cochran T Hitchcock 10 20 20 8 34463 BLANCHE HERMAN H 3 100 7 10 72 71 9 11 Rice F E Gardner 40 200 200 80 344833ROCK CLIFF W 3 109 14 14 13 13 13 12 Odom S Sanford & Son 10 SO 30 10 27238 EDGEFIELD H 4 112 1 2" 8 10 11 13 Kuhn T Costello 40 200 200 80 17555 HALF A HUNDRED 4 112 12 13 14 14 14 14 Conley Mrs C L Cook 30 100 100 40; Time, 12, 24J, 47, 1 :12, 1 :39. Winner Ch. h, by Knight of Ellerslie Emma Mac (trained by P. S. Roberts). Went to post at 2:15. At post 4 minutes. Start straggling. Won handily ; second easily. Rough Rider got away running, led throughout and ran a surprisingly good race. Satire, lucky and well handled, made good unexpectedly well and finished strongly. Brunswick is racing into condition and outclasses this field when entirely fit. He was a good horse, but had a poor chance with his bad rider. Mary Worth, nearly left, worked a rough journey and closed a tremendous gap in the first seven furlongs. She was a good filly today and should win soon. San Andres has lost her form and ran a dull race. Frank McKee is evidently moderate and favors soft going, Edgefield went well for a half. - Lee King rcn badly. Scratched 34166 Philippine, 112; 34191 Military, 112; (33695) Iridescent, 105 ; 34555 Filiform, 105 ; 34486 Lord Badge, 102; 34555 May J., 95. , Overweights Rough Rider, 2 pounds ; Rock Cliff, 4. Rough Rider, show, 21 to 1. Satire, show, 2 to 1. Brunswick, show, 4 to 1. San Andres, show, 1 to 2. Lee King, show, 7 to 10. lJgQ SECOND RACE 7-8 Mile. $700 added. All ages. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St & Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (34388)CHUCTANUNDA J 4 130 2 3a 31 23 13 HI Odom S Sanford & Son 7-1011-101 1-3 344112CLORITA H 4 110 3 2H 11 1 2 21 O'Connor L Waterbury 4 8 8 8-5 34530 SMART SET B 3 97 6 6 6 6 3h 32 L Smith W M Barrick 20 40 30 8 3374920LD ENGLAND W 3 115 1 In 2 31 4 4h T Burns G B Morris 4 4 11-53-5 (34458) B. OF LEXINGTON 5 5 107 4 41 '4a 4 51 5 Redfern Lotos Stable 6 12 12 3 340163CONTEND ft 4 114 5 56 5 5 6 6 Cochran T Monahan 10 40 40 10 Time, 12. 24. 47, 1 -13, 1 :26. Winner B. c, by Laureate La Tosca (trained by W. Hayward). Went to post at 2 :50. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won in a canter; second easily. Chnctanunda waited on the pacemakers to the stretch turn, where he flashed to the front in a twinkling and was easing up at the end. Clorita's was a brilliant and game effort and she is a good class filly. Smart Set closed a big gap in the last half and shows quick improvement and will be heard from hereafter. Old England quit under a pull after going the first half and was quite lame after the race. The others were far outclassed. Scratched 343882Knight of Rhodes. 116; 34560 Carbuncle, 112; 845302Rockwater, 105; 34530 Satire, 90. Chuctannnda, show, out. Clorita, show, 7 to 10. Smart Set, show, 2 to 1. Old England, show, out. Q A K Q1 THIRD RACE 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-oldB and upward. Handicap. Ijrttj O JL The Champlain Stakes. Value $3,000. Net value to winner, $2,325. Ind Horses A Wt St St jj Y 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (345331ADV. GUARD RS 5 129 1 4 4 3 3 2 11 Odom Cairthers&Sh'lds6-5 7-513-101-2 34530 DUBLIN I 4 112 4 21 21 21 11 11 26 Shea GoughacresStable4 5 4 6-5 343882K. OF RHODES 5 109 3 13 18 H 21 31 31 T Burns W C Eustis 5 5 4 6-5 34507 ETHICS jj 4 102 2 3 31 4 4 4 4 Michaels C F Dwyer 2 3 3 4-5 Time, 12 24, 48, 1 :12, 1 :38, 1 -.51. Winner Ch. h, by Great Tom Nellie Van (trained by A. Shields). Went to post at 3:18. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won handily: second easily. Advance Guard was lucky in being favored with a fast pace. Under a powerful and skillful ride he moved up on tho turn and wore Dublin down in the stretch. The latter, nearly left at the post and excessively used in taking the lead in the first half, drew away on the far turn and appeared almost a sure winner, ran a remarkable race and is in rare form. Knight of Rhodes boat the gate and made the most of the advantage in stealing a long lead on the first turn, but was quickly joined by Dublin. After a brush with the latter he succumbed but outstayed Ethics, which raji in bad form and is evidently stale. Scratched 34533 Herbert, 126, 34580 Old England, 108; 331933Dixieline, 105; 345b02Baron PeDDer. 99; 34484 Whiskey King; 97. No show betting. 34:582 FOURTH RAG1S 7-8 Mile S600 added. 2-year-olds. Belling. Ind Horses A Wt St M M & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34410 RED KNIGHT jj 97 5 3 32 2a 11 15 L Smith P S P Randolph 8 12 10 4 (34410)ORLOFF ft5 96 1 2 2kk H 21 2i Cochran E K Wheelor 3 4 16-56-5 34530 DR. SAYLOR W 102 2 715 61 51 3 31 Redfern F J Lantry 5 5 3 75 34462 WARTE NICHT 97 4 41 42 4 42 4 Wonderly J H Carr 8 12 10 3 34360 EXAMINER HI 105 3 6a 71572 55 515 T Burns T R Kane Jr 10 10 7 21 34341 DRAMATIST RJ 97 7 51 5 615 630 61 Rice J E Seagram 12 30 30 8 34510 MAMIE WORTH W 94 6 HI U 31 71 730 Shea J Worth 21 3 3 6-5 ,,,Pttt, W 90 8 8 8 8 8 850 Henderson F R Hitchcock 15 go 60 20 34462 CLAUDE RS 97 9 9 9 9 9 9 Michaels L Thompson 10 15 15 6 Time, 12, 21, 46, 1:12,1:25. Winner Ch. c, by Knight of Ellerslie Belle Daly (trained by J. Frayling), Went to post at 3 :45. At post 3 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second driving. Red Knight displayed brilliant and unexpected form over a distance of ground, was reserved to the stretch and made good in impressive fashion and won going away. Orloff stuck to his work well in spite of an early hard effort to follow the pacemaker's fast pace closely and was second best. Dr. Saylor broke flatfootod and lost ground in the first sixteenth, which he gradually made up and finished with a rush and is a stayer. Warte Nicht is best in mud but wont well throughout. Examiner is only of moderate caliber. Dramatist has lost his good form. Mamie Worth .cannot stay and quit at the end Overweights Orloff, 2 pounds; Nun, 1. Red Knight, show, 2 to 1. Orloff, show. 3 to 5. Dr. Saylor, show, 3 to 5. Mamie Worth, show, 3 tog. 34:5 S3 F1FTU RACE 1 Mile ?600 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt Ht H H otrFin Jockeys Owners o n U 1 3153Q2ROCKWATEK W 3 1U1 2 21 2! 2a 1 11 nedferu . a Sanford & don 7-iui-o a-i out 34316 BAROUCHE B 3 101 3 3 3 3 3 26 Wonderly W H McCorkle 10 20 20 2 341142MONOGBAPH U 4 116 1 li IH H 22 3 . O'Connor B Bauer 7-5 8-5 7-5 1-4 Time. 12, 24&, 1 :13, 1 :98& Winner Ch. f, by Laureate or Clifford One I Love (trained by W. Hay ward). Went to post at 4 :15. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Bockwater followed Monograph closely to the far turn and was apparently driving and beaten, when suddenly and unexpectadly the pacemaker quit and Bockwater shot into a long and winning lead which she easily retained to the end. Barouche went well and running well up throughout finished fast and is about due for a win. Monograph quit under a pull after goinefive furlongs. Scratched 345813Knight of Bhodes, 116; 38091 Cruzados, 106; 31986 Broadstreet, 103. SIXTii aACB5 1-a gurlong8' S700 added. 2-year-olds. Handicap. S 5 8 . Ind Horses A Wt St M Vi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 344853SKILFUL WE 126 7 41 2" 2" 1h Redfern C R Ellison 4 8 8 3 3S386 MELTONIAN 111 5 75 5 4" 2 Brennan J Galway 15 15 7 2i 310103COURTMAID I 98 6 3" 31 1" 33 Wonderly J H Carr 3 4 4 8-5 (S4485) JOHN A. SCOTT R 118 2 5i 6H 5" 4n O'Connor J W Schorr 5 12 10 4 344852SHORTHOSE HB 116 8 8 8 7" 51 Shea GoughacresStable3 4 16-57-5 (S4532)MOLLY BRANT fl 122 4 21 4b 6" 6 Odom S 8anford & Son 3 4 16-56-5 342183MONTE CARLO W 119 3 61 72 8 73 T Burns J G Lyman 8 15 10 4 34485 AMEBICANO W 112 1 1 1 3 8 Alexander E J Baldwin 15 20 20 7 Time, 11 23, 47, 1 :00, 1 :06. Winner B. c, by Mirthful Skadi (trained by C. B. Ellison). Went to post at 4:45. At post 6 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second the same. Skilful broke flatfooted, but worked his way through, and after making a wide stretch turn took command of affairs in the stretch and never relinquished his lead, running a remarkably fast and game race. Meltonian is greatly improved, closed a gap in the last half, finishing very fast and will develop into a crackarjack. Courtmaid is a fine filly and displayed a high order of speed and stamina. John A. Scott was badly interfered with at the half. Shorthose. practically left, made up fifteen lengths, running on the outside, and was best at the weights. Molly Brant was not good enough and overweighted. Americano showed speed, is being raced into condition and will be heard from. Scratched 33654 Mamari.116; 34410 Scoffer, 107; 34485 Sparkle Esher, 103 ; 32795 Gillie, 96. Overweights Courtmaid, 3 pounds; Americano, 1. Skilful, show, 6 to 5. MeltonianJ show, 7 to 5. Courtmaid, show, 4 to 5. Shorthose, show, 7 to 10. Molly Brant, show. 7 to 10. Page [2] MYRACINCFORM ISSUED EVEBY DAY. I WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN omoiiL okgam or THE WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB. Editor ahd Peopbietok, F. H. Beunkll. Associate Bonos, Clinton C. Bilky. Seoeetaet, Mrs. F. H. BronklIi. 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At Toronto, Ont. : George McSwekney, Iroquois Hotel. G. T. Pendeegasty Palmer House. Chicago, Illinois, August 27. 1902. 15tolShotToday This one has been especially prepared to win today's race. If you desire to make a profit on your bank roll you should not fail to get this one today. The 4 to 1 shot extra special which I advertised to come off today will start tomorrow instead. Ex-Jockey Yic Britton, Suite 539-40. 7.25 Psatborn St. If You Want to Win Money SEND FOR OUR PAMPHLET. MAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. Turf Information & Commission Co. HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS. P. O. BOX 186. Race Track Information Bureau SUITE 500. 263-267 DJCARBORN ST. 'PHONE HARRISON 3689. TERMS: $1.0O DAILY. $4.00 WEEKLY. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS WIRED AT 9 A. M. WEDNESDAY 10 to 1 extra special plunge for the limit bet. This good things starts in the first race, will have a good rider up and barring accident should win in a canter. It is just as good as BOSA DIAH, 7 to 1, WON, and wired to 1,200 patrons of the Bace Track Information Bureau Saturday. Third Race 5 to 1 Shot. Fifth Race 4, 5, or 6 to 1 Shot. Turf followers if you want three good things don't fail to send or call for these. They are in great form, will have good riders up and should win. Oldest, safest, most reliable turf bureau in the west. Try us-once and be convinced that what we advertise is absolutely correct. Form Letter on Hawthorne and Saratoga Races, 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 on northwest and southeast corners Clark and Madison Sts. ; cigar store, 37 State St. ; cigar store, 267 Dearborn St. We are the Most Consistent EJ JS fiJl tfk I 3k Our Sheets Filed Daily at the Tipsters In the Business. " Daily Racing: Form Office. 63, 119 DEARBORN STREET. Joe Frey 3-1 won; Rolling Boer 1-1 won; Elsie L, 12-5 won, Nellie Waddell6-1, both as one bet if odds CALIBAN, 4 to I, ran third; was handicapped by a bid ride; shoufd have won by a block. Our clients received the above good things yesterday. Tho two-year-old we advertised in Sunday's paper will be cut loose Thursday. This is one of the best colts in the west and will be dropped in a soft spot, whero he will have no trouble in winning. TODAY WE HAVE TWO ALMOST SURE WINNERS, including a likely 10 to 1 shot. We advise all our clients to call today and get in right. Bemember, we seldom make promises we do not fulfill. Terms $1 Daily, $4 Any Six Days Deliverod to any city address before 12 o'clock. Wired at 10 a.m. For sale at news stands southeast and northwest corners Clark and Madison Ste. Local Turf Gossip I.OOAI. TTJBF GOSSIP. JockeySBuchanan was suspended "for three days yesterday'bythe starter, for "all but his employer S. C. Hildreth, for attempting to beat the barrier on Best Man in the third race. Bavensbury, the winner of the last race, entered to be sold for $800, was bid up to $1,4C0 by J. P. Mayberry acting for C. B. Ellison. 8. C. Hildreth, the owner, bid $1,600 and retained the horse. Jockey Coburn Swas given a sharp lecture by Judge Trevelyan for rough riding in the first race on Hindi.f1 The rider claimed, that on account of his mount's mouth being sore, he could not control her. T. H. Byan was fined $50 for sending Flyer to the post before being schooled to the barrier. Lingo, which started in the. third race yesterday, will hereafter not be permitted to start at Hawthorne on account of her inconsistent running. Jockey T. Meade, who was injured by a fall at Harlem on Senor and taken to the Garfield Park Sanitarium for treatment, was yesterday at the track. He is still in bad condition and it will be several weeks before he will be seen in the saddle. Ontario Jockey Club Stakes ONTARIO JOCKEY CLUB STAKES. The stake book and program of the Ontario Jockey Club, the premier racing club of Canada, is to hand. The club is to be congratulated on the program, which is most attractive, for there are some valuable stakes to be run for, particulars of which are given in this iesue. The purses, with conditions which will suit horses likely to race at the meeting, have $100 for their lowest value, with entrance money in all cases to the winner. The date of the meeting, Saturday, September 27, is the most beautiful season of the year in Canada and the picture at the commencement of the program well represents the high character of the sport as conducted by the Ontario Jockey Club. The officials are: Judge, Alfred S. Post; Associate Judge, Francis Nelson; Stewards, Francis Trevelyan and A. Belmont Purdy; Starter, Mars Cassidy ; Clerk of Scales, F. W. Gerhardy ; Secretary and Clerk of the Course, W. P. Fraser. The ring is strictly an open one and tenders for the privileges of the same will be opened on Tuesday, September 2. The opening of the meeting follows the close of the new racing association at Buffalo, enabling horsemen to get comfortably settled at Toronto be-' fore the saddling bell rings for what promises to be the best meeting yet held by the Ontario Jockey Club. Hawthorne Form HAWTHORNE FOKM. The form of Wednesday's Hawthorne fields is : First Bace Wild OatB, Marshalsea, Leneta. Second Bace Headwater, Gonfalon, Zyra. Third Bace Pericles, Flocarline, Lampoon. Fourth Bace Topsoil, Sidney C. Love, Au Bevoir, Fifth Bace Leviathan, Beseda, Birdie D, Sixth Bace Lady Chorister, Emathion, Edith Q. Hawthorne Entries HAWTHORNE ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. 'Apprentice allowance. First Race 6 1-8 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdci. 32827 Touitiah 115 650 34554 Hopefield 115 675 34409 Ingoldsar 112 660 34505 Trust Deed 112 700 34409 Marshalsea . 112 ......715 29258 George Fabb 112 600 29354 Wild Oats 112 725 Bissett 112 34354 King's Court 112 675 34355 Ban After 112 .690 33919 Bosie Mac 110 ......690 34257 Faquita 110 685 Jessie McBride ....110 31956 Belle of Worth 110 600 315293Blessed Damozel 110 690 34257 Leneta.. 110 710 Second Race 6 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 345253Headwater 6.. ..117 725 34527 Scintillant II 6.. ..117 715 345043Qonfalon 5.. ..114 720 343312 Zyra 3.... 105 720 Third Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. (34454)Pericles 110 700 (34136)Lampoon ; 108 675 344793Flocarline . . 107 690 34454 Prince of Endurance 106 660 34454 Pennant v 105 .... ..670 33846 Senator Morrison 104 650 342823Maxette 99 ......650 34500 Whiten 99 640 34550 The Phantom 99 665 34858Sarah Maxim 96 650 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 2-yoar-olds. Handicap. 337543Early ....120 675 34108 Watoma 112 690 345733Sidney C. Love 112 695 344792Bheta 110 680 34479 Gold Bell . . . 110 680 345502Au Bevoir 109 695 34382 Topsoil 1C9 700 34183 Watkins Overton 108 680 345023Lady Jocelyn 107 688 341053The Picket 102 690 345503Adios 101 680 32816 Ethelreda 95 600 Fifth Race 1 Mile and 70 Tarda. 3-year-olds and upward, hailing 34549 Thurles 7.. ..112 715 34576 Lake View Belle 4. ...109 705 345492Beseda 5.. ..109 720 34549 Casava 4.... 107 ......650 33274 Babunta 4. ...107 700 34554 Birdie D 4.. ..105 720 344763Leviathan 3.. ..100 726 34549 Dark 8ecret 3.... 99 715 Sixth Race 1 1-2 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Sailing. 34578 Lizella 7.... 108 710 343573Lady Chorister 4.... 105 725 34578 Adelante 4.. ..102 710 345782Edith Q 4. ...102 715 34527 Leo Newell 4.... 98 680 34575 Altona 3.... 95 660 34529 Hayward Hunter 3.... 96 685 34549 Emathion 3.... 89 715- Page [3] Kinloch Park Form KINLOCH PAKK FORM. The form of Wednesday's Kinloch Park fields is : First Race All Gray, Trauer, Rengaw, Second Race Linden Ella, Major Mansir, Star Cotton. Third Race Jerry Hunt, Sinfl, Dodio S. Fourth Race Crime. Sinner Simon, Josette. Fifth Race Lennep, Henry of Tyrastamare, Guide Rock. Sixth Race Lady Contrary, Malaise, Loiter. Kinloch Park Form KINLOCH PARK- FORM. St. Louis, Mo., August 26 The horses seeming to hava the best chances in Wednesday's races ara : First Race All Gray or Postillion. Second Race Star Cotton or Major Mansir. 'l'hird Race If You Dare or Verify. Fourth Race Tom Cogan or Maghoni. Fifth Race Tickful or Guide Rock. Sixth Race Miss Mae Day or Loiter. H. J. Collins. Kinloch Park Entries KINI.OCH PARK ENTRIES. ; Probabilitias : Waathar clear : track heavy. 'Apprentice allowance. First Race S-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Sailing i Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. ; 31464 Trauer 112 720 34441 3Any thing ....107 715 : 34416 Postillion 1VJ 705 , 34068 Aransas 104 715 . 34169A11 Grav 102 72o 28817 Anna Elliott 102 70.? Mabel Richardson 102 .- 34164 rhaminade.... 102 710 War Rose, b. f, by Buckmaster Quickset 102 . 3'6l3Rengaw 99 71? 3S2l5Edna Knner 97 ......710 34141Bohnie Esther 97 700 Second Race 1 1-3 Milrs. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (34490)Terra Incognita 6. ..'.112 710 34391 King Barleycorn 6.... 112 715 34444 Major Mansir 8.. ..Ill 70 845882Star Cotton 5.. ..Ill 715 34490 Zack Phelps 4.. ..109 700 34541 Kentucky Babe 5.... 109 710 .'4467 Mis ion 5.... 106 705 34541 3Lindn Ella 5.... 104 72a 34i63Menace 4.. ..102 710 Third Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 34246 Censor.. 4.... 106 7W (34?37)If You Dare ...... 4.. ..106 715 34517 Eva's Darling . 4.. ..103 710 34220 Joe Doughty 6 . ..102 69? 345643Bummer 6....1P2 .7f0 33443JJerry Hunt 6.... 99 725 (3i514)Verify....i. 7..-- 97 710 345142Sinfi 4.... 94 720 34537 Erema.. 4.... 93 iOO (34589)Dodie S 3.... 92 715 345422 L.oca 2 SI 34514Tom Collins 7.... 90 705 Fourth. Race 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Handicap. 345862Tom Cogan 112 710 (34513)Maghoni Ill 710 33351 Josette 109 715 3397 Seize 107 690 (34489)Sanctissima 1F6 705 34586 Wolfram ....105 69o 34513 Crime 103 725 WU1 Shelly 103 705 34586 A Lark 102 705 34?.t523 Marchioness 99 710 (34586)Sinner Simon 98 720 (SVUffi)Lady Cayuga 97 700 84562 Budweiser 9t 715 34491 Deucefnll 80 105 Fiftli Race 1 Mile and 30 Yards. 3- year-olds and upward. Selling. 34?66 Henry of Trastamaro 7. ...115 720 34'902Merops AAl ? 34516 Tickful 5.... Ill (15 345173Lofter 5.... 110 i0n 34492 Guide Rock 7.. ..109 715 3(563 Wall Abont 4.... 109 705 34590 El Ghor 6.. ..108 69a 34542 Invictus 4.... 107 700 34517LenDep 7.... 102 725 34467 Learoyd 3.... 101 695 34542 Little Arrow 3.... 97 715 84464 The Mormon 3.... 94 710 Sixth Race S-4 Mile. 4- year-olds and upward, Selling. S45S5 Miss Mae Day 5. ...107 710 34218 Necklace 107 705 34019 Aline S 4.... 107 700 34561 Malaise 6.... 107 720 S448S Loiter 6.... 107 71a S4469 Lasso 5 3456l2Terralene 5....10 710 34121 Margaret Steele 4.. ..102 "05 31022 Lady Contrary 5.. ..102 (25 Saratoga Form SARATOGA FORM. Tha form of Wednesday's Saratoga fields Is : First Race Van Ness, Feme Sole, Eddie Busch. Second Race Filon d'Or, Inspector Stevens, Victor. Third Raco Eugenia Burch, Grey Friar, Grants-dale. Fourth Race Baron Pepper. Douro, The Amazon. Fifth Race Virgin Soil, Pan Zagloba, Old Fort. Sixth Race Loone, Bessie McCarthy, Mosketo. Saratoga Form SARATOGA FORM. Saeatoga, N. Y., August 26. The horses seemlno ' to have the best chances in Wednesday's races are : ( First Race Tribes Hill or Van Ness. Second Race Inspectqr Stevens or Victor. Third Race Grey Friar or Grantsdale. Fourth Race Baron Pepper or Sombrero. Fifth Race Virgin Soil or Sanford entry. Sixth Race Bessie McCarthy or Mosketo, H. FOHSLAND. Saratoga Entries ; i ; : , . SARATOGA ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race S-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Sailing. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp, 34482 Feme Sole 116 720 (34535)Drummond 115 705 345c8 Stevedore 110 700 34482 Tribes Hill 109 715 (34509)Van Ness 108 ......725 34509 flans Wagner 107 705 34579 Mary Worth 1C6 710 34555 Eddie Busch 106 715 34555 Filiform 106 675 34140 Valley Forge 105 705 24228 Orrissa 104 685 3455 The Pride of Surrey 103 710 34365 Joy Maker 103 690 32910 Lieschen 103 705 34C62 Parisina 101 695 34167 Biserta 101 700 3459 Honolulu 9R 715 34293 The Talisman 98 680 34555 May J 96 675 Second Race Full Course. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (34t59)Inspector Stevens 6... .158 695 3438623allust 7. ...156 690 34531 Filon d'Or 6.. ..150 700 33418 Headland 7.. ..141 685 345563Qalahad 6.. ..135 680 (34556)Victor 4.. ..135 690 34556 Inkerman..... 5. ...132 .-680 Third Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Handicap. The Albany Stakes. $1,CC0 added. ('4040)EugenIa Burch 118 750 (3446")Grey Friar.... 117 740 34559 Counterpoise 108 730 34532 Sailmaker 106 725 34506 Bellgardo 106 700 34339 Tantalus Cup 105 735 34532 Grant3dale 105 735 34532 Captain Arnold 103 725 3T9893Kentncky Rose.... 102 720 34532 Merry Acrobat 100 720 31410 Scoffer ... 97 715 34460 Bounding Beauty 97 705 34532 Jack o'Lantem 92 700 Fourth Race 1 1-3 Miles 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 34533 Douro 5 .. 126 740 (3448t)Sombrero 3.. ..121 730 345333Audy Williams 3.. ..114 725 3456' 2Baron Pepper 4.. ..107 7E0 34f582The Amazon 5.... 99 735 , 34589 Latson 6.... 98 730 i 34579 Cogswell 4 ... 95 725 Fifth Race 5 1-3 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Proper 112 ......... 34506 Bellgardo .11? 695 3t'9Cf01d Fort 112 715 31438 Embarrassment 112 705 338l Ink 112 700 32892 Jake Greenberg 112 .... ..690 34506 Pan Zagloba 112 720 34506 Farcraft 112 705 U4H2Sweet Alice K9 715 34462 Captivator 109 700 34557 Louise Elston 109 690 34534 Bright Girl 109 716 Unterock, ch. f, by Hamburg Petticoat 109 Marion Etta 109 34506fRockmart 109 710 345592Virgin Soil 109 725 33161 Lord Touchwood 109 705 fS. Sanford & Son entry. Sixth Race 1 Mllo. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 315C8 G. Whittier 3.. ..Ill 700 31558 Stevedore 8.... 108 705 34434 Lone Fisherman 4....1C6 715 34486 Lord Badge 3.. ..105 710 (34Hl)Bessie McCarthy 3.. ..105 720 344632Mosketo 4.. ..101 715 34509 Hans Wagner 3.... 99 710 34463 Loone 4.... 96 725 34555 May J 3.... 95 690 34E65 Joy Maker 3 ... 31 705 Windsor Form WINDSOR FORM. The form of Wednesday's Windsor fields is : First Race President, Jelsi, Murmur. Second Race Junaetta, Concertina, Insolence. Third Race Andes, Candling, Velma Clark. Fourth Race Imperialist, McManus, Pretty Rosie. Fifth Race Obstinate Simon, Secundus, Cast Iron. Sixth Race Emma C. L., Miss Chapman, Santa Teresa. Windsor Form ' WINDSOR STORM. Detroit, Mich., August 26. The horses seeming to have the best chances in Wednesday's races are : First Race John Carney or Dusky Secret. Second Race Carrie I. or Easy Street. Third Race Andes or Tchula. Fourth Race McManus or Imperialist. Fifth Raco Obstinate Simon or Secundus. Sixth Race Vouch or Scortic. T. K. Lynch. Windsor Entries "WINDSOR ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast. Apprentice allowance. First Race 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 34153 Exapo 110 695 84002 Tommy Knieht. 110 700 333993Melbourne Eclipse .110 715 S4170 Dusky Secret 107 710 34282 John Carney ....102 705 33989 President 102 725 84042 Dolly Hayman 99 710 33865 Bodell 99 705 34471 Tambourine Girl 99 695 34176 Semper Primus 99 705 34471 Lansdown 99 700 34310 Mayme 99 710 34278 Murmur 99 715 84471 Jelsi 99 720 Second Race 7-8 Mile.' 3-year-olds and upward, Selling. 34300 St. David 4.. ..107 710 33819 Cherry Wild .-. 4.... 107 700 34522 H. S. Tobacco 8. ...107 705 34522 Mr. Clay 6. ...104 695 34324 Madeline G 4.. ..102 700 84179 Princess Otillie 4.... 102 705 34475 Carrie I 5... .102 715 34567 Vituria 5.... 102 705 34128 Easy Street 3. ...100 710 345182 Junaetta 6.... 97 725 34547 Loka 5.... 97 695 34595 Commona 3.... 95 700 34494 Concertina S.... 95 720 345213Insolence 3.... 90 715 Third Race-6 1-3 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 34287 Annie Thompson 4.. ..107 700 344273Candling 5. ...102 720 34593SAnde3 6.... 102 725 31567 Cad Hazel 9.... 99 710 34547 Velma Clark 4.... 97 715 345202Annie Lauretta 7.... 97 710 34200 Fairy Dell 5.... 97 700 84518 LaGorta 4 ... 97 690 34E673TchuIa 3.... 90 715 Fourth Race Short Course. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 3457l2Imperialist 5. ...152 700 3457lMcManus 4.. ..142 690 33S97 Urganda 7....132 685 34402 Brandy wine 10.... 125 680 3457ltSirEllerslie 5.. ..125 675 34472 Pretty Rosie 6.... 125 685 28527tBoojum 4... .125 675 fC. Pfizer entry. Fifth Race 1 1-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 34545Handcnff 6.. ..105 710 (34515)f5ecundus 4 105 720 34569 G. W. W 4.. ..105 705 345693Obstinate Simon 6.... 99 725 345452Bellcourt 6.... 98 710 Jeanette 4.... 97' 34569Cast Iron 3.... 91 715 34594 The Way 3.... 87 715 Sixth Race 7-8 Mile. S-year-olds and upward, Selling. 34522 Harry Duke 10. ...109 700 344942Vouch 4... 109 710 34548 Ethel Davis 6... 107 700 345223J. J. T. 6... 107 715 34523 Fessy F.... 8.... 107 705 34520 BobDinsmore 6... 104 ......690 34383 Old Mike 6.... 104 710 34198 Bonnie Maid 5. ...102 ......705 34548Emma C. L 4....102 725 34596 Siphon 3.. ..102 705 (34422) Miss Chapman 3.. ..100 ......720 S4520Faith Ward 6.... 97 ..... inn 344972Scortic 8.... 95 ..... 710 84409SSftnta Teresa 3.... 90 Via NOTICE. Daily Racing Fohm is a publication which it built by its staff from day to day. Its "form" and tha number of its charts are copyrighted. Tha chart numbers ara so arranged that legal identification is easy of proof. Tha selections and handicap figures attached to entries are arranged on the same basis. The latter cnue from the work of four experts after the telegrap c reooipt of charts and entries. All persons are warned not to use said chart or index numbers, selections or handles figures. NOTICE. Persons transacting business with this newspaper are earnestly requested to make out all drafts, checks or money orders uniformly to the order of Daily Racing Form Publishing Co. Similarly correspondents and other persons who may have occasion to communicate with Daily Racing Form on matters pertaining to such topics as are treated in its columns should Invariably address Daily Racing Foem Publishing Co. MONTHLY FORM BOOKS. The Form Book for July is ready for sale, and includes the racing of July 81, Paper cover, tit lanthar rwar. SI 50, atario JocRey DluD TORONTO, CANADA. AUTUMN MEETING September 27 to October 4. Stakes to Close Thursday, Sept. II. THE TORONTO AUTUMN CUP HANDICAP. For three-year-olds and upward, by subscription of $5 each to the winner and $15 additional from starters, with $1,000 added, of which $200 to the second horse and $100 to third. Weights to be announced Wednesday, September 21. One Mile and a Furlong. THE SEPTEMBER STEEPLECHASE. For three-year-olds and upward. $800, of which $125 to the second horse, and $50 to third. By subscription of $ , with $10 additional from starters. Three-year-olds, 1S8 lbs. ; four-year-olds, 150 lbs.; flve-year-olds, 157 lbs.; six-year-olds and upward. 160 lbs. Winners of a race of tha value of $2,500, or of two races of the value of $1,000 each, to carry 10 lbs. extra. Non-winners this year of a race of the value of $700 allowea 5 lbs. If flve-year-olds and over, 8 lbs.;' five-year-olds and over that have not won a race of the value of $600 this year, or two races of any value, allowed 12 lbs. About Two Miles. THE MICHAELMAS HANDICAP. For two-year-olds. $300, of which $125 to the second horse, and $50 to third. Entrance $5, with $10 additional from starters. Weights to be announced on Wednesday' September 24 Six Furlongs. THE PHEASANT PLATE SELLING. For three-year-olds and upward. $700, of which $100 to the second horse, and $:.0 to third. By subscription of $5 ouch, with $10 additional from starters. Horses entered not to be sold to carry 5 lbs. extra. If for $)i.000, weight for age, then 1 lb. allowed for each 8250 down to $2,000; 1 lb. for each $100 down to $1,000, and 2 lbs. for each $100 down to $600. Starters to be named through the entry box on the day preceding the race at the usual time of closing of entries. One Mile and a Sixteenth. THE OCTOBER HANDICAP. For all ages. $750, of which $100 to the second horse, and $30 to third. By subscription of $5 each, with $15 additional from starters. Weights to be announced on Monday, September 29. Six Furlongs. THE JOCKEY CLUB CUP HANDICAP. For three-year-olds and upward. By subscription of $6 each to the winner and $ 0 additional from starters, with $l,0C0 added, of which $200 to the second horse, $100 to third, and $50 to fourth. Weights to be announced Thursday, Ootober 2. Two Miles. THE CHAMPION STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. For throe year-oldB and upward. $1,000, of which $200 to the second horse, and $100 to third. By subscription of $3 each, with $:0 additional from starters. Weights to be announced on Thursday, October 2. Three Miles. N. B. At le ist six races each day, with $400 the lowest value of any one raca, Entrance money in all purse races to the winner, W. P. FRASER, SECRETARY. Racing Dates of 1902 RACING DATES OF 1002. Butte, Mont June 21 August 3 Saratoga, N. Y August 428 Kinloch Park (St. Louis) August 1430 Hawthorne (Chicago) August 18 10 Windsor, Out., ...August 25 September S7 Sheepshead Bay, N. Y August 30 September 11 Buffalo, N. Y August 80 September 22 Harlem (Chicago) i September 111 Delmar Park (St. Louis) September 1 M Hawthorne (Chicago) September 1521 Brooklyn, N. Y September 15 October 4 Toronto, Ont September 27 October i Harlem (Chicago) September 29 October 8 St. Louis Fair Grounds.. October -81 Morris Park, N. Y Oetobar 6 SS Worth, HI October 7 November 1 Latonia, Ky October 25 November 22 Aqueduct, N. Y.. October 27 November I Lakeside, Ind November S 21 Washington (Bennings) November 19 3 Page [4] Hawthorne Form Chart HAWTHORNE FORM CHART. CHICAGO, Hit., August 2G, 1902. Thirty-first day. Chicago Jockoy Club. Midsummer Mwting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, Francis Trevelyan. Starter, J. J. Holtman. No recall flag used. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. I indicates whip. 5 apnrs. B blinkers. . Ol Kr7Q FIRST RACE 5-8 Mile. Parse 5400; $75 to second; 25 to third. QtfcO I O 2-year-olds Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St M, Yt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (341321DODONA W 105 12 1h 1h lu ih Buchanan MHaber&Co 10 10 7 3 (34'6o'l HINDI W 108 5 32 31 31 22 Coburn G C Bennett & Co 2 11-511-54-5 (343091SIDNEY C. LOVE R 118 31 4 4a 42 31 J Ranch M H Tichenor&Co9-5 11-511-54-5 34454 JOE BUCKLEY R 108 72 55 56 58 41 JWinkfield P Dnune 5 5 4 3-2 34502 KING HAMMON W5B 108 41 64 61 62 51 Donnelly E J Gehlbach&Co 40 50 50 12 33959 MARY GLENN W 105 2" 22 22 22 60 Helgosen M Doyle 12 16 15 6 34502 SANTON R 108 83 812 88 75 75 Bir!enruthMid't'n&Jungbl'thl2 20 20 6 34502 PRODIGAL SON R 108 6 7" 7 810 86 Gouin W Bnrke . 75 200 100 40 FLYER R 105 10 10 10 10 91 Vickrey T H Ryan 75 200 100 40 FLASH OF INJURY N 105 9? 910 912 gt 10 C Bell J C Yeager & Co 50 150 100 40 Time, 241, 481, 1:01. Winner B. f, by Henry of Navarre Detection (trained by J. C. Gray). , . , ., Went to post at 2:00. At post 3 minutes. Start poor. Won driving to the limit; second easily. Dodona, off flying, showed much speed, but had to be vigorously ridden in the last sixteenth to stall off Hindi's determined bid. Coburn showed lethargy at the post and did not get away with his accustomed Quickness. He allowed Hindi to swerve in toward the inside rail against the winner in the last eighth, but the interfering did not change the result. Hindi finished strongly. Sidney C. Love about ran his race. Joe Buckley showed scant speed. Prodigal Son, Flyer and Flash of Injury had no chance when thes"atched-34"28 Pure Dale, 108; 34234 Maolis, 105; (34502)Ahola, 112; 34183 Watkins Overton, 108; (345O0)Belle Mahone, 105. Dodona, show, 7 to 5. Hindi, show, 2 to 5. Sidney C. r Love, show. 9 A to 20. Joe T t. Buckley, 1 1 show, 1 7 n- to in 10. O A SrrTl SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $600; $75 to second; $25 to thira. QtfcQ i 4Jb 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St H Yt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34404ELSIE L. 3 93 In 42 3 3 121 J Ranch MHTichenor&Co 2 12-52 710 345052EVENING STAR R 3 96 2a 12 in 1 21 Sheehan J Griffin & Co 20 30 30 12 343822HUACHUCA RS 3 1051 81 82 82 63 8 J Woods G W Baldwin 12 20 0 7 344532NELLIE WADDELL R 3 95 6 3a 22 21 43 J Walsh T Carey 6 6 4 9-5 f341071LrETRENNE H 4 106 91 5a 5h 41 51 BirkenruthE Corngan 6 7 7 it 34404 FEDERAL R 6 111 4" 7 6 51 6 Buchanan H I Snxton 3-2 12-511-59-10 3145333EMICOLON ft 6 108 31 21 4 71 72 JWiukfieldS Guggenheim 20 50 30 10 (29354)CORINNE UNLAND R 3 98 11a 105 105 8a 81 McGovern E J Ryan 200 250 250 80 996923FADE MENY R 3 98 12 91 91 91 91 Ferrell J S Newman 100 150 ICO 40 33961 RUBUS S 3 95 7a 111 111 102 103 Donnelly Chinn & Forsythe 30 50 50 15 337'2 RED HOOK IB 3 100 ldi 12 12 115 mo Helgesen E R Bradley 30 60 60 20 9875 GEORGIE R 6 109 5" 6 71 12 12 Seaton D P Rodgers & Co 40 100 60 20 Time, 241, 48, 1 :13. Winner B. f, by St. Leonards Elsie (trained by G. W. Poole). . . . Went to post at 2:35. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Elsie L. was much the best at the weights and came away easily in the last eighth. Evening Star showed keen spoed, but was tiring fast at the end. Huachuca came with a rush at the end and nipped Nellie Waddell on the post. The latter tired rapidly when the last eighth struggle came up. Fed, ral failed to snow bis usual determined rush at the end and ran far below his best form. Semicolon suowed a flash of early 8P Scratched 34383 Money Muss, 105; 345032 Jane Holly, 98; Aggressor, 100. Overweights Evening Star, 1 pound; Huachuca, 21. , Elsie L., show, 2 to 5 Evening Star, show, 6 to 1. Huachuca, show, 21 to 1. Nellie Waddell, show, 4 to 5. Federal, show, 9 to 20. O A rT K THIRD RACE 1 Mile. Purse $100; $75 to second; $25 to third. OfcO I O 3-year-olds. Selling. : Ind Horses A Wt St M Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3450iSJOHN A. CLARKE W 101 8 61 oil 3a 33 l Robbins J Arthur 8 8 6 2 S45053PREETORIUS R 103 3" 11 11 1 11 2a BirkenruthT Licatzi 10 10 7 21 314302MATIN BELL R5B 103 41 3a 31 23 21 3 J Ranch C Lind 2 2 3-2 3-5 34111SMARCOS 1 112 2 51 61 8 51 41 JWinkfield W Hurke 4 7 7 21 260613BEST MAN R 103 61 4a 4H 51 63 55 Bachanan H J Scoggan 20 25 20 6 34r05 SOMERSAULT KB 101 1 21 21 42 42 6" Helgosen R S Tracey & Co 40 80 60 20 34409ALTONA US 101 51 8 7a 61 7 75 J Mclntyre Wnodf'd&Everm'nSO 40 40 15 (34409)LINGO R 108 71 71 8 71 8 8 Coburn E Trotter 31 41 31 6-5 Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 491, 1 :IS1, 1 :J2. Winner B. c, by Boundless May Bee (trained by J. Arthur). . Went to post at 3:10. At post 1 minute. Start good for all but John A. Clarke, which was pinched out of position. Won easily; second driving. John A. Clarke was much the best and had to be to win. Off poorly, he gradually improved his position throughout and outstayed Preetorius in the last eighth, going away at the end. The latter was tiring perceptibly in the closing strides after showing speed throughout. Matin Bell faltered for a moment when a furlong out and then rallied, finishing fast in the last fifty yards. Marcos finished stoutly. Best Man showed early speed, as did Somersault. Lingo showed scant speed and was never a serious contender. Overweights Lingo, 1 pDund. . John A. Clarke, show, 4 to 5. Preetorins, show, 6 to 5. Matin Bell, show, ont. Lingo, show, 1 to 2. q A er fT FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse J700; $75 to second ; $25 to third. QtlrO lO 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St M Yt 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 345273JOE KREY W 4 107 3a 41 31 32 41 Hi J Woods J V Hchorr 21 3 3 6-5 345'82HARRY NEW RB 3 107 51 52 52 4 53 23 Buchanan S C Hildreth 4 6 51 8-5 (34504) BRULARE R 7 112 62 62 62 5 31 32 J Ranch W W Darden&CofS JO 10 21 345032JANE HOLLY R 3 97 2" 11 la 1 11 41 J Walsh J C Yeagor & Co 6 6 5 2 344802ARTENA 5 4 100 7 7 7 62 6 51 Birkenruth E Corrigan 31 4 4 7-5 34525 JIMINEZ 11 4 110 4 32 22 22 2U 66 Coburn F J Kelly 3 4 3 7-5 34186 LAKE VIEW BELLE R 4 93 la 2t 41 7 7 7 Helgesen W W Darden&Cofo 10 10 21 fCoupled in betting. Time, 25, 49, 1 :14, 1 :39i. Winner B. c, by Belvidere Lady Hawkstone (trained by J. F. Schorr). Went to post at 3:40. Off at once to a good start for all but Artona on which Birkenruth was caught napping. Won easily; second the same. Joe Frey ran back to his last race and came away easily on call in the last eighth. Harry New finished strongly under a vigorous ride, but was not quite good enough. Brulare ran consistently, but tired perceptibly in the last sixteenth struggle. J me Holly ran to her best form. She took care of Jiminoz in the first six furlongs and was materially instrumental in making him tire when the pinch came. Artena had no chance from where she got off. Scratched 34455 Searcher, 106; 31525 Silurian, 100. Joe Frey, show, S to 5. Harry New, show, 7 to 10. The entry, show, evens. Artena, show, 7 to 10. Jiminez. show, 7 to 10. Brulare, singly, place ; 3 to 1 ; show, 6 to 5. Oj t;f7r7 FIFTH RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse f 400; $75 to second; $25 to third. OfcO i i 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St ! M X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S45012ROLL1NG BOER H 4 107 81 51 51 53 43 H Buchanan S C Hildreth 1 I 9-101-3 34307 GEYSER R 8 107 6a 61 31 33 3 2i JWinkfield J A Drake 6 7 6 2 345042MAJOR DIXON IS 5 104 2" 83 611 41 51 35 Birkenruth J T Stewart & Co 3 3 21 3-5 34501 HARNEY 4 107 4" 21 1 22 21 4 Sheehan W Mulveil 50 60 50 12 S45242QALATHEE R 6 107 3a 31 21 la la 56 Gouin W Ortlepp 20 20 15 6 34036 RADIANT HEAT SB 6 104 1010 4u 107 83 61 61 ReddingtonE Norris & Co 100 300 300 60 34524 GEORGE ARAB K 4 105 51 11 41 61 82 73 Seaton J Ralston 60 200 200 40 34335 FORM 4 102 7a 7a 71 Vi 1 81 J Mclntyre R Haley 100 300 300 50 31084 ST. SIMONIAN (K 7 112 1 9 81 91 95 S Coburn T H Ryan 7 50 40 12 31901 SIESTA IB 4 110 11 11 11 11 102 i()io He'gesen J Marston 20 200 100 20 33872 ROWLAND PRINCESS! 4 104 92 1C6 92 1C6 It 11 C Boll E A Pike & Co 100 300 300 100 Time, 24i,49J,l:15,SI:28. Winner B. c, by Dutch Roller Woodranoo (trained by S. C. Hildreth). Went to post at 4 :10. Off at once to a fair start. Won easily; second the same. Rolling Boer was not called on until in the last eighth where, under a vigorous ride, ho cam away hanrtily. Geyser showed great improvement over his last start, ran to his best form and finished stoutly. Major Dixon began slowly, but moved up fast when turning for home and came strongly in the closing strides. Harney showed much speed, but tired rapidly when a furlong out. Galathee was right there for six furlongs. George Arab showed early speed. Siesta was practically left. Scratched 34354 James J. Corbett, 107; (34r,76)Joe Frey, 107; 34524 Automaton, 107; 33274 Rabunta,10i. Overweights Geyser, 3 pounds; George Arab, 1. Rolling Boer, show, out. Geyser, show. 4 to 5. Major Dixon, show. 1 to 4. O A rT Q SIXTH RACE 1 1-4 Miles. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. JO Q 3-year-olds and upward. 8olling. Ind Horses A Wt St St M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3t5292KAVENSBURY W 3 105 4 3i 31 51143 .5 11 Buchanan SO Hildreth 4 4 4 85 345'9 EDITH Q. 18 4 104 Ja 41 41 4a 52 41 2a J Walsh W R Baker & Co 15 20 16 6 34503CALIBAN R 3 97 7 7 6 3 3a 3 S3 Treanor Durnell&Harz 3 3 11-51 34528 ADELANTE ffB 4 108 31 la 21 22 la 2a 43 Coburn W & J Carroll 3 3 13-56-5 34433 CREST B 5 106 51 2 12 11 21 la 5 Birkenruth Ezll & Lazarus 10 15 12 4 3459 LIZELLA 7 111 61 63 7 7 6 615 620 JWinkfield J Weber & Co 4 4 4 7-5 CALLANT R 4 106 2 55 51 6 7 7 7 Seaton C D Hutzlor 100 300 300 100 Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 491, 1:15, 1:411 2:07. Winner Blk. c, by Lissak Leonatus mare No. 2 (trained by S. C. Hildreth). Went to post at 4:40. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won in a drive; second the same. Ravens- bury, under a well-timed ride, came strongly in the last sixteenth and outstayed Edith Q. and Caliban in a hard drive. Edith Q. ran a good race and stood a long stretch drive with gameness. Caliban was undoubtedly the best, but was handicapped by a poor ride. He finished resolutely on his own courage. Adelante tired rapidly when the pinch came. Crest was right there for a little over a mile. Lizella could never get up. She is seemingly of no present account. Scratched-(34529)Little Elkin, 106. Overweights Adelante, 2 pounds. Ravensbury, show, 7 to 10. Edith Q., show, 21 to 1. Caliban, show, 1 lo 2. Adelante, show, 3 to 5. Lizella, show, 3 to 5. Kinloch Park Form Chart KIN LOCH PARK FORM CHART. ST. LOUIS, HO., August 26, 1002. Eleventh day. Kinloch Park Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather wet ; track sloppy. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Racing starts at 2 :35 p. m. indicates whip, S spurs, 1 blinkers. Q A K Q K tflRST RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. OabuOt) Fillies and Mares. Ind Horses A Wt St X Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34542 NELLIE BAWN 3 90 1 12 13 1 ih j5 Honbre H McCarren Jr 6 10" 6 21 34561 DOMINATE HI 4 97 4 41 4 26 2 212 Boyd L Marion & Co 7 15 12 4 34516 ORISIS J 3 90 7 61 52 42 33 33 Davisson F L Hibbard &C06 6 41 8-5 34540 LUNA MINOR IS 3 85 9 91 91 98 73 41I W W WoodU Z DeArman 8 10 10 4 34440 DUELA 5 3 87 8 81 81 82 61 52 C Bonner Stubbs Bros & Co 4 4 3 7-5 34542 LA ROUGE IS 4 97 10 10 10 10 91 65 W Waldo T Nepper 4 6 5 2 34188 SEETHI G I 4 102 3 3a 615 710 510 73 T Dean J D Sullivan 7 10 10 4 34221 LILLIAN HEED f 6 99 6 71 71 62 411 811 Battiste C O'Connor 12 12 10 4 34492 EIGHT BELLS 1 97 2 21 21 52 8 96 Scully J Izett 6 15 15 6 ANNIE ELLIS 4 99 5 5 3" 3a 10 10 Hoar Hill & Co 4 10 10 4 Time, 14. 27, 54, 1:21,1:351. Winner Ch. f, by Tammany Wood Violet (trained by H. McCarren, Jr). Went to post at 2:35. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Nellie Bawn was favored by the going, br ke quickly, soon established a winning lead and won easing up. Dominate also liked the going and easily held the others safe. Orisis ran a good race from where he got off. Luna Minor made up ground in the stretch. Eight Bells and Annie Ellis showed early speed, but both tired badly. Scratched 34218 Necklace, 97; 34464 Quicksilver Sue, 85. Overweights Duela, 2 pounds; Seething, 5; Lillian Reed, 2; Annie Ellis, 2. Nellie Bawn, show, 6 to 5. Dominate, show, 2 to 1. Orisis, show, 4 to 5. Duela, show, 3 to 5. Q I KQCi SECOND RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Colts and Geldings. O tJb tj O O Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St j Yt M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34217 SINNER SIMON R 103 4 43 la 21 la J Miller P J Gorman 6 15 4 7-5 344913TOM COGAN R? 1P8 2 11 22 11 21 OfiB A Simons 3-5 4-5 3-5 out 344912WILL SHELLY I 108 1 3a 38 38 310 T Walsh J B Lewman 3 10 8 21 34491 SAILOR'S DREAM IS 108 6 51 51 6 43 Hoar Haley Bros 20 20 20 6 335132FLOYD K. IS 108 5 610 610 41 53 T Dean T B Watts & Co 6 10 8 21 34442 WOLFRAM IB 103 7 71 71 75 615 Battiste T Kiley 4 8 7 2 34343 A LARK RS 108 8 8 8 8 7" Tompkins J M Barker & Co 15 80 80 20 34513 ST. VITUS R 113 3 2a 42 51 8 BeauchampA Jabine 16 40 40 15 Time, 121, 251, 52, 1 :0ii, 1 :12. Winner Ch. c, by Simple Simon Mary Banjo (trained by L. Bellew). Went to post at 3:05. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won driviog; second the same. Sinner Simon began well, was given a strong ride and caught Otis nappiDg on Tom Cogan. The latter seemed to be winning easily when an eighth out and Otis grew overconfident and eased him up. Will Shelly ran a good race and was right there all the way. Sailor's Dream liked the going and finished well. Wolfram was pulled up at the start. Scratched (34242) Baker Waters, 113; 34442 John Coulter, 105. Sinner Simon, show, 3 to 5. Will Shelly, show, 4 to 5. g p g rj TEIRB RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Fillies and Mares. End Horses A Wt St jj Yt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (?456i)LIKENESS 4 99 3 1 111 13 15 12 Hoar H Robinson 6-5 7-5 6-5 2-5 P4542 SVEET DHEAM 4 102 2 2 2 2 22 25 T Dean Gumbt's&Powors 4 10 9 3 34537 SANTA VENTURA RJ 4 101 5 43 48 31 310 310 Fanntleroy F W Holtgrewe 10 13 9 3 (34488)SATCHEL RS 3 90 6 51 51 51 4" 48 A Moll B Schreibr 6 10 8 3 34467 JANE OAKER 3 90 1 72 78 830 71 51 W Waldo Waltring & Co 12 20 20 8 (34464)BROWN VAIL R 6 99 9 81 0 820 71 51 63 Battiste E J Arnold & Co 4 8 7 2 34188 ADD R 4 97 7 6a 6h 6 6 73 Scnl y 8 G Morton 6 15 15 6 34465 MISS WANDELOR R5 3 90 4 3 31 43 850 810 Sayers Haley Bros 7 15 15 6 34243 ELSIE BRAMBLE R7 92 8 9 9 9 9 9 C Bonner Fiz,r&Co 6 10 7 2 Time, 14,26i, 53, 1:20, 1:341. Winner Br. f, by Likely Illisee (trained by A. Worley). Went to post at 3:34. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Likeness revelled in the going, showed superior speed throughout and won as her rider pleased. Sweet Dream was always an easy second and ran a good race. Santa Ventura did not show her usaal speed in the point and ran a dull race. Satchel is best on a fast track and went to the mark. Brown Vail was cut off at the start. Elsie Bramble was in her own going, but seemed to sulk and refused to run. Scratched 34566 Belle Simpson, 97; 34542 Temptress, 97; 34M0 Lou Hazel, 85. Overweights Likeness, 2 pounds; Sweet Dream, 5: Santa Ventura, 4; Brown Vail, 2. Likeness, show, ont. Sweet Dream, show, 6 to 5. Santa Ventura, show, 8 to 5. FOURTH RACK 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $750. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. gpjg Ind Horses A Wt St St H Yt H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 345 91JE8SIE JARBOE 6 U 1 1 13 16 is 18 J JVliller Mrs M Goldblatt 13-102 8-5 4-5 3419 12STAR COTTON R 5 97 6 51 53 41 3 S 22 C Bonner H A Cotton 6 6 4 7-5 34345 BEANA R5 6 107 5 31 32 31 2" 23 3 T Walsh Fizer & Co 3 8 7 21 34272 EDGARDO K 5 102 4 41 41 51 51 65 45 Hoar J Burrows 10 30 30 7 345412DIGBY BELL fff 3 92 2 61 6 63 65 5a 51 W Waldo W M Sloan 8 8 7 21 343452GLENWOOD M 4 97 3 2a 2" 2 4 4 61 J O'ConnorH McCarron Jr 8 20 20 6 34414 SOUTH BREEZE RS 4 102 .8 8 8 7 76 712 720 T Dean J C Cahn 4 7 7 2 (34540)LAST KNIGHT 3 94 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 Davisson A Simons 4 12 12 4 Time, 13, 251, 53, 1 :2ll, 1 :481, 2 :02. Winner B. m, by Eothen Ida Glenn (trained by M. Goldblatt). Went to post at 4 :07. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second the same. Jessie Jarboe showed much the most speed, led under restraint and had plenty left when Beana challenged at the stretch Lead. Star Cotton ran a good race and wound up with a rush. Beana tired in the stretch run. Edgardo ran his race. Digby Bell ran a bad race in his own going and seemed to sulk. Glenwood is not a mud rnnner and tired. South Breeze was off badly and hard ridden, but ran a bad race. Scratched (34564) Brigadier, 112 ; S4S692Felix Bard, 110; (345S9)Brief, 109; 34513Satin Coat, 100; 344922 Bengal, 98; 34539 Proiper La Gai, 99. Overweights Beana, 3 pounds ; South Breeze, 1. Jessie Jarboe, show, 2 to 5. 8tar Cotton, show, 7 to 10. Beana, show, 6 to 5. FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. g g 0 Ind Horses A Wt St H K X StrFin Jockeys Owners U H C P (34542)DODIE 8. 1 3 92 1 43 48 3 S HI W Waldo 8 G Morton 4 6 5 2 345123KISS QUICK RSI 5 97 5 12 1 18 is 2" Scully G I Landon 6 15 15 6 345403HAINAULT 3 91 6 8" 2a 21 21 38 Savers J Burrows 3 3 9-5 7-10 34516 NAVARINO 3 101 4 5 5 5 48 415 T Dean E Jabine 6 20 15 5 34542 LYNCH 3 97 2 28 3 4" 5 5 J O'Connor J C Cahn 20 60 60 15 34467 IDA LEDFORD I5J S 96 7 Fell. C Bonner Fizer & Co 2 4 3 6-5 31419IDA PENZANCE R 4 98 3 Fell. Honbre J O'Neill & Co 21 3 3 6-5 Apprentice allowance. Time, 13, 251, 521, 1:21, 1 :49. Winner B. f, by Charaxus Vigile (trained by S. G. Morton). Wont to post at 4 :34. At post 6 minutes. Start fair. Won easily ; second driving. Dodie S. was restrained to the stretch, then came on fast and won easily. Kiss Quick cut across the field at the first turn thereby gaining a big lead, but tired in the stretch run. Hainault was thrown back by an accident and made up ground, but tired and was weakly ridden. Ida Ledford jumped ovi r Tda Pei zanca when the latter fell and unseated her rider and running riderless finished first. Ida Penzance was crossed by Kiss Quick and fell. Scratched 345393Kittie Clyde, 109; 31539 Found, 101; 345113Liaden Ella, 101 ; 31516 Bab, 97; 34537a Croix d'Or, 91. Overweights Lynch, 1 pound. Dodie 8., show, evens. Kiss Quick, show, 3 to 1. Hainault, show, out. Ida LeJforJ, show, 1 to 2. Ida Penzance, show, 3 to 5. SIXTH RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. gJQQ tnd Horses A Wt St H Yt ii StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 343172FLOP ISB 1 U9 7 22 2 2 11 I U Sayers U Z DeArman 1 a 7-5 3-5 34M2 MEROP3 I 6 107 4 6 66 66 22 26 Ho r F D Weir 3-2 21 1 1-2 34514 PAPA HARRY R 7 107 5 41 41 41 45 JO Battiste H A Cotton 10 30 30 6 34563 GREY FORGE R fi 114 3 5a 8 8 58 4" T Dean W C Hutchinson 10 16 16 5 S4386 ALALIA RS 4 102 2 11 V U ?.s 520 C Bonner H Pechman & Co 10 12 12 5 34b68 EL GHOB R 6 107 6 7 5 5 6 6 T Walsh G W Curtis 8 12 12 4 34347 ANNIE OLDFIELD t! 7 112 1 3 3" 3h 7 7 McJoynt L Marion & Co 10 16 16 6 34368KATE FREEMAN fiB 4 100 8 8 7 7 8 8 Mahon J F Dockery 12 40 40 12 Apprentice allowance. Timo, 14, 26i, 53, 1 :20l, 1 :35. Winner B. g, by Coriolanns Freddie (trained by TJ. Z. DeArmau). Went to post at 5 :04. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second tho same. Flop broke badly and stumbled several times, but won joins away and was much the best. Merops, cut off at the start, closed up ground fast on tho backstretch and seemed a cortain winner when turning for home, but tired. Papa Harry was tho best of the rest. Annie Oldfiold and Alalia tired after showing early Flop, show, 1 to 3. Merops, show, out. Papa Harry, show, 2 to 1. Page [5] Windsor Form Chart WINDSOR FORM CHART. DETROIT, MICH., August 30, 1903. Second day. New Windsor Jockey Club. Summer Moeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Jndge, M. N. Macfarlan.- Starter, Richard Dwyer. . ' Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m. H indicates whip, 5 spurs. E blinkers FIRST EACE 3"4 Mile- fnrso 5250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 34591 Ind Horses A Wt St jj Vt & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (34543)H1MT1NE W 6 109 3 1 1 13 i Gormley. W L Hazelip 6-5 6-5 6-5 1-2 345482JAKE WEBER Rfi 5 108 1 3i 2 2h 2 Hayden P M Civill 2i 2i 21 4-5 345232DYNA8TY ft 4 106 2 2 32 32 33 Adams W T Washam Jr 4 4 4 7-5 34383 BOOMERACK W 4 107 7 6 51 43 43 Minder H Arthur 4 5 5 2 33109 NAT GOODWIN fl 3 103 5 4 42 5i 52 Doyle J C Milam & Co 15 20 20 8 33819 BLONDE GRAYSON W 4 104 6 51 62 6 62 McFadden B Hums 6 8 8 3 345472RICE BB 6 1081 4 7 7 7 7 Cogswell G W Carmack 6 8 8 3 Time, 231, 491, 1:141. Winner B. h, by Himyar Santine (trained by C. Mulholland). Went to post at 2:41. At post 4 minutes. Start poor. Won easily; second driving. Himtiue showed the most speed throughout and was never in trouble. Ho appeared to be tiring at the head of the stretch, but came away easily in the last furlong. Jake Weber was well handled and ran to expectations. He and Dynasty fought it out for the entire journey and the former lasted longer. Dynasty ran to his best form. Boomerack was away poorly and could not make up the disadvantage. Rice ran below his recent good form. Overweights Rice, 21 pounds. Corrected Weights -Blonde Grayson, 104. Himtine, show, out. Jake Weber, show, out. Dynasty, show, 3 to 5. SECOND ttACls5 1-8 JrtoPg8' Parse $250. 2-year-olds. Selling. 3dL502 Ind Horses A'WtSt St M K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 345192FLORA BRIGHT H 103 5 71 73 4" V Minder W F 8chulte 8-5 8-5 7-5 3-5 343492HELEN OAKFORD IS 107 4 1 1 1" 2" Irven D J Kilby 4 4 3 6-5 33971 LUCKETT Hi 101 3 32 3 3h 3" A Hall J James 10 15 15 6 34495MEXICANA 1 102 2 21 2 21 4" Doyle F Frisbie 2 21 21 4-5 34470 DUKE DASHAWAY IS 99 7 61 6" 52 51 M Lowe W McLemore 20 20 20 8 337913GEORGE PERRY x 96 6 41 41 61 61 Perry N Dyment 3 5 5 2 34349 WOOLSACK I 96 1 51 5 7 7 WainwrightW W Lyles 15 15 15 6 (34471)REEVES H 108 8 8 8 8 8 Abel Lamasney Broi 8 10 10 4 Time, 231, 491, 1 :01i, 1 :08l. Winner B. or br. f, by Florist Ouise Bright (trained byR. Brooks). Went to post at 3:11. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won handily ; second driving. Flora Bright ran a fine race. She waB cut off right at the start and had to go around her field to get up, came on the outside in the stretch, wore down the leaders and won going away. Helen Oakford was raced into exhaustion in setting the pace and tired in the closing strides. Luckett and Mexicana were crowded by Flora Bright in the final sixteenth and Lnckett had to pull up and go around. With clear sailing he would probably have won. Mexicana is improving with every race and should soon win. Reeves was cut off at tho start and Abel made no further effort with him. Scratched 32702 Qnincy, 96. Overweights Helen Oakford. 2 pounds. Flora Bright, show, out. Helen Oakford, show, 3 to 5. Luckett, show, 3 to 1. Mexicana, show, out. THIRD RACa1 Mile' Farse S300. All ages. Allowances. 3d593 Ind Horses A Wt St M H 8trFiri Jockeys Owners O H C P S45203ALGIE M. W5 4 103 3 l. 1h 1h ih k Gormley R P Dodson &. Co 3-5 3-5 3-5 out 34570JILLOWAHO S 3 112 4 2H 310 23 23 2 Minder W H Ketchiman 3 8 3 7-10 34230 ANDES B 6 104 1 3H 2b 310 32 3s Adams J Arthur 6 8-83 33717 WIRE IN IS 3 100 2 42 42 46 46 46 A Hall J Nixon & Co 4 4 4 1 34474 ALL SOULS IS 2 81 5 5 5 5 5 5 D Gilmore J J MacKessey 10 10 10 S Time, 27, 531, 1 :17i, 1 :431. Winner Ch. f, by Albert Johnetta (trained by H. L. Johnson). Went to post at 3:41. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won in a drive ; second easily. Algie M. and Illowaho hooked up after the former had disposed of Andes and raced as a team to the finish, Algie M. outgaming Illowaho in the final drive. Illowaho ran an excellent race, his weight considered. Andes dropped out of it after going a half mile, but had no trouble in getting third place. Wire In closed up strongly in the last quarter, after being outrun in the early stages. The rider on All Souls was napping when the barrier went up. Scratched 34569 Miss Liza, 102. Overweights Algie M., 1 pound. Illowaho, show, out. Andes, show, evens. Wire In, show, out. 31591 FQUHTH BACE1 1-8 Mlles' Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St & V StrFin Jociteys Owners O H C P 34497 PREtiGRAVE I 4 104 6 1 31 311 2 21 m Alarie J C Ferris Jr 5 6 6 2 (34520)FRIVOL IS 3 93 5 4 41 41 43 s 22 D Gilmore R F Meyers 1112-5 3456B2SEN. BEV'RIDGEISB 4 107 1 31 11 11 11 H 33 Gormley W L Hazelip 2 2 2 4-5 (34472)THE WAY I S 3 91 3 21 22 2" 311 43 4" Kinsler J J Ogles 6 8 8 3 (34494)MEGGS I5B 7 106 2 51 51 5 5 53 510 Minder G H Marlmann 3 3 3 1 32362 BARBEE IS 7 106 4 6 6 6 6 6 6 Hardy R E Watkins 40 100 100 30 Apprentice allowance. Time, 251, 51, 1 :17, 1 :44i, 1 :57. Winner Ch, g, by Preston-pans Katie Fletcher (trained by J. C. Ferris, Jr.). Went to post at 4:11. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Presgrave and Frivol fought it out all through the last eighth, and Alarie outrode Gilmore when it came to the final strides. Gilmore waited too long with Frivol. Had he made his run sooner she might have won. Senator Beveridge was all out from setting the pace and tired in the closing strides. The Way began to tire after going seven furlongs. Meggs can do better. Scretched-34569 G. W. W., 109. Presgrave, show, evens. Frivol, show, out. Senator Beveridge, show, out. Meggs, show, 1 to 2. 31595 FIFTH RACE7"8 Mile- Parse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horaes A Wt St 14. K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34518 LELIA BARR IS 4 107 3 Vi 12 11 12 11 Castro S Pack 10 15 15 6 34-205 FRANK MC. HI 3 105 13 92 91 4h 4 21 McQuade J C Milam & Co 15 15 10 4 34547 CHAR. THOMPSON jj 3 102 9 7- 5 52 51 3 A Hall H N McTyeire 3 4 4 8-5 34475 COM MEN A IB 3 100 8 41 41 32 2h 41 M Johnson R P Dodson & Co 10 15 15 6 34174 MAPLE I 5 107 10 11 10 9 61 5 Abel Lamasney Bros 10 10 8 3 34498 JULIA JUNKIN BJ 3 103 6 32 22 2" 3h 62 Gormley F Lightfoot 6 10 10 4 34426 BRISSAC IS! 3 102 7 2"3 6i 1 7 R Steele J.J Marklein 10 15 15 6 (30705) MISS SOAK B 7 107 4 52 61 7 8 8 Watson W L Hazelip 20 20 20 8 34572 HUZZA H B 3 105 2 8 11 8 9 9 Adams Curtis &Dernham21 21 21 1 34498 SLY MAID IS 3 10! 11 12 12 12 10 10 Doyle GBMarlmann&Cola 15 15 6 27799 MARTHA STREET B 5 107 1 10 8 11 11 11 FValentine G W Orchard 15 20 20 8 34518 IRIS IB 6 107 5 6 7 10 12 12 Ellis Mrs R L Rogers 10 15 15 6 34498 SIMILAR IS 3 102 12 13 13 13 13 13 Minder Robinson & Leach3 3 3 6-5 Time, 251. 50,1:171.1:30. Winner Ch. f, by Inspector B. Ada B. (trained by S. Pack). Went to post at 4 :43. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won handily ; second the same. Lelia Barr showed the most speed, was away luckily, raced Julia Jnnkin and Commena into submission and came away in the last sixteenth Frank Mc ran a splendid race, was away poorly, ran all around his field, closed a big gap and got up just in time. Commena weakened in the closing strides, allowing Charley Thompson to get third place in the last stride. Julia Jnnkin had enough after going six furlongs. Maple and Huzzah were cut off at the start and had no chance thereafter. Similar was eased np in the stretch. Scratched 33764 Trio, 103; S45213Insolence. 100. Overweights Frank Mc. 3 pounds; Jnlia Jnnkin, 3: Sly Maid, 2. Lelia Barr. show, 3 to 1. Frank Mc, show, 2 to 1. Charley Thompson, show, 3 to 5. Huzzah, show, 1 to 2. Similar, Bhow, 3 to 5. " SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. g Q 0 Ind Horses A Wt St hi X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34547BINEHELIO I 3 102 7 7 51 31 11 Minder W F Schulto 2i3 3 I 33568 ALMANZO B 3 95 3 1 Vi li 23 D Gilmore Oots Bros 4 4 4 8-5 34522 ARATOMA IS 7 107 1 Si 3 4 3" Irven J W Moore & Co 6 6 6 2 34422 SIPHON II 3 102 4 22 21 2" 4t R Steele J J Marklein G 8 8 3 34403 HIE AWAY I 5 101 2 4 41 5 56 Adams E Moore 8-5 8-5 7-5 3-5 34523 LADY BERKELEY I 4 102 6 65 7 6" 61 Perry N Dyment 3 4 4 2 33641 LUC RUST A 15 3 98 5 5H 6M 7 A Hall J Nixon & Co 40 40 40 15 34352 COMPETITOR li 4 105 Left at the post. Abel Lamasney Bros 10 15 15 6 Time, 24, 49, 1 :15. Winner Br. c, by Sabine Heliotrope (trained by R. Brooks). Wont to post at 5:11. At post 4 minutes. Starjt poor. Won handily ; second easily. Binehelio, always a slow brginner, made his run in the last quarter, wore down the leaders and won going away. Almanzo showed the most early speed, but faltered in the last sixteenth. Aratoma got third place by luck. Siphon was coming strongly in the last furlong and would have been second, but his rider's stirrup broke and ho had to cheok np. Hie Away ran a poor race. Competitor was practically left and his rider made no effort with htm. Lady Berkeley was never a couteuder. Overweights Binehelio, 1 pound; Aratoma, 3; Siphon, 1; Lucrusta. 3, Binehelio, show, 1 to 2. Almanzo, show, 4 to 5. Aratoma, show, 6 to 5. Hie Away, show, out. Lady Berkeley, show, evens. Futurity Anticipations FUTURITY ANTICIPATIONS. "The $60,000 Futurity will be run at Sheepshead Bay next Saturday afternoon, the event being the feature of tho opening day of the Coney Island Jockey Club's fall meeting. Turfmen are unanimous in the opinion that it will be the most interesting Futurity ever run, in view of the great number of high-class eligibles and the inability of any one to narrow the race down to one or two con. tenders. It was announced on Saturday that J. R. & F. P. Keene would probably send as many as five two-year-olds to the post, and that they would be ridden by Spencer, Shaw, Rice, Shea and Brennan. The Koene horses arrived at Sheepshead Bay late on Saturday night, and yesterday trainer James Rowo was making preparations to put the string of youngsters through their last paces. From present indications Rowe will send these two-year-olds to the post next Saturday : The chestnut filly, Dazzling, by St. Leonards Splendour ; the bay colt Flying Prince, by Ben Brush Fairy Slipper; the chestnut colt Hurst Park, by Kingston Editha ; the chestnut colt Whitechapel,by Chorister White Rose, and the bay colt Dalesman, by Ben Brush Innerdale. In addition to these cracks the Keenes have Tam o' Shanter, Prediction, Palmist, Duster, Injunction, Sir Launcelot, Toboggan, Clarion, Sur-bition, Gimcrack, Rigodon, Futurita and Biturica, who are also eligible. In a word, the Keenes have such a powerful string to select from that it will not be at all surprising if their representatives are favorites in the betting," says the New York Sun of Monday. "But when it comes to actual merit there is no two-year-old in the Keene lot which may be regarded as a sure winner of the Futurity. Daziling ran second to Irish Lad in the Saratoga Special and displayed such high class qualities that she has been selected by many as an excellent betting proposition next Saturday. It was a matter of common gossip that if Dazzling had not been interfered with in the special she would have beaten Irish Lad. While the Keenes have the largest number o probable starters in the big race, it must not be forgotten that John E. Madden, both directly and indirectly, will have a big representation at the post. In the first place . he intends to start his crack filly, Merry Reel, by Mirthful Amanda V., which has shown fast time in her work, and his recently acquired colt, River Pirate, by Pirate of Penzance Harebell. These two are sure to carry Madden's colors. In addition, Madden will have contingent interests in the running qualities of Whitney & Duryea's Irish Lad and Acefull,.R. T. Wilson, Jr. 's Mexican and C. R. Ellison's Skilful. He is training Irish Lad and Acefull. When he sold Irish Lad to Whitney & Duryea it was with the understanding that in the event of winning the Futurity, he should receive a certain percentage of the stake. The same stipulation was made by Madden when he Bold Mexican, Skilful and Acefull to C. H. Mackay. He only sold a half interest in Acefull. "Irish Lad will carry 130 pounds, a big impost for the race. He is by Candlemas Arrowgrass and has beon a consistently successful colt ever since Whitney & Duryea bought him. His latest triumph was in the rich Saratoga Special, a feat that will be remembered when the betting begins. Several layers said yesterday that Irish Lad would not open favorite on the slates, because of his weight, but that his price would be held down tight. Mexican, if ho does not show any signs of lameness between now and post time, is bound to be another public choice. He is a fine colt, by Mirthful Llandrinio, his last achivement being a superb victory in the $15,000 Produce Stakes at Brighton Beach. Skilful, by Mirthful Skadi, and Acefull, by Mirthful Myrtle Harkness, have both won at tho Spa in a way to warrant support for them in the blue ribbon event of tho year. "On actual work turfmen are at present very yweet on the chances of J. P. Kraner's speedy colt Golden Maxim, by Golden Garter Miss Maxim. At Sheopshead Bay on Friday, with 125 pounds on his back, this colt covered the Futurity distance in 1 :12. The time was taken by half a dozen reliable 'clockors,' who' say that the colt went on and finished the mile, eased np, in 1 : 14. On the strength of these figures there is no doubt that Golden Maxim will be backed at a price pretty close to the lowest quotation in tho ring. W. C. Whitney's colt Payne, by Meddler Mountain Range, the first of the racers bred at Mr. Whitnoy's establishment to win, is considered another factor. Payne ran a good race tho other day at the Spa and showed all the qualities of a high-class thoroughbred. "August Belmont will be represented by Mizzen, by Hn-tings Donna Mia; Fire Eater, by Hastings Fides and possibly Lord of the Yale, by Hastings Lady Violet. Mizzm,-early in the year, was considered a world beater, but he soon showed signs of staleness and hs been handled gingerly ever since. Deimel & Dwyer's Africander, by Star Ruby Afric Queen, is a sure starter and a good colt, too. Julius Fleischmann has a rattling performer in Hurst-bourne, by Indio Flora Hurst, and John A. Drake still believes that his eolt, Savable, by Salrator Strathflower, h s a . royal chance. A. Feather-stone's Mary Street may go, together with Miles Finlen's Hamburg filly, Mamari. "David Gideon believes he has the winner in Sovereign, a powerful son of His Highness Nettie, while the Goughacres Stable's Athel, by Atheling Retribution, is a whirlwind as far as work is concerned. J. B. Haggin is reported to havo a 'dark one' in Teddy Mack, a brown colt, by Candlemas Tongese, which has been showing marvellous time down in Kentucky. He will also start Sir Voohies, which ran third in the Adirondack Handicap on Saturday. Other probable starters are G. B. Morris' Artvis, by Golden Garter Memento; T. C. Mc- Dowell's Woodlake, by Candlemas Bracegirdle ; John W. Schorr's Onatas, by Top Gallant Sister Molly and L. V. Ball's Lady Albercraft. " Capt. S. S. Brown has a colt in his barn that will be worth remembering. It is Blue Ribbon, by Sir Dixon Bonnie Blue II., a full brother to Blue Girl and Bines, which has been improving every race and is now at his best. Mrs. L. Curtis' swift-footed filly, Eugenia Burch, by Ben Strome The Humber, which won the second half of the $15,000 Produce Stakes at Brighton, is another supposed factor being considered by many turfmon to be the best filly of the year. Tho Pepper Stable's Love Note, T. P. Hayes' Orlando and Jacob Worth's Mamie Worth are also possible contestants. Altogether it can be put down as certain that one of the biggest fields on record, possibly twonty-five horses, will go to the post. Horsemen hope that C. J. Fitzgerald will be able to resume his duties with the barrier on this important occasion, as starter Pet-tingill appears to have lost his grip with the jockeys at Saratoga, judging from the comment yesterday." AMERICAN SPORTING MANUAL. 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