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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, September 25, 1902

Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, September 25, 1902 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1902 drf1902092501 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, September 25, 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] YOJj, YHI. 230. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 19027" PRICE 5 CENTS Windsor Statistics TVINDiiOK STATISTICS. The Windsor meeting, which closed" yesterday, was the means of distributing $43,215 among the horsemen racing at that place, a daily average of $1,600. Owners credited with having won $300 or more rank as follows : Owners. " Amt. Owners. Amt. N. Dyment $2,035 Lamasney Bros $2,035 J.. C. Ferris, Jr; 1,745 J. C. Milam & Co.. .. 1,595 W. H. Sayre 1,435 E. W. Fitzgerald.... 1,305 J. E. Lane & Co 1,295 H. N. McTyeire 1,135 R. P. DodBon & Co. .1,105 W. L. Hazelip .1,085 A. Furst. 1,075 R.F.Meyers 1,000 E. M. Rudolph & Co. 910 P. M. Civill 885 W. McLemore 865 J. W. Pangle 840 J. J. Marklein 815 W. H. Ketchiman. .. 760 J. J. McAlester 725 D. Stephens 715 H. I. Marshall 685 T. P. Hayes 660 Curtis & Dernham. . 635 E. & G. W. Beck 615 E. Moore & Co 570 E. Corrigan 555 W. S. Laird 530 R. E. Watkins 505 Mrs. R. L. Rogers... 505 Robinson & Leach.. 485 J. W. Moore & Co. .. 485 C. M. Watters 470 H.Arthur ,.. 470 G. Hondrie 460 F. Frisbie 4E0 J. J. Ogles 430 W. F. Schulte 415 L. Landry 400 D. Egbert 400 J. Nixon & Co 370 D. J, Kilby 370 Oots Bros 360 J. A. Maxwell & Co. 350 S. T. Jacob & Co.... 315 A. Pool 310 Harding&Armstrong 300 The list of horses that won $300 or more during the course of the meeting reads as follows : Horses. Amt. Horses. Amt. Lome $1,055 AlgieM $ 855 Tremar 855 Mrs. Frank Foster. 810 Firing Line 745 Obstinate Simon.. . 700 John J. Regan 690 Hand Vice 685 Albula 675 Presgrave 675 Huzzah 635 Georgia Gardner.. . 615 Easy Street 600 Himtine 600 Lansdown 570 Imperialist 535 Bank Street 515 McManus 500 Scortic 485 Aratoma 485 Rustic Girl 470 Boomerack 470 Allopath 460 F. G. Good 460 Begone. 450 Charley Thompson 450 Ocie Brooks 450 Velma Clark 450 Sardine 440 Dolly Hayman 435 Jake Weber 435 Mattie Spencer 435 Nat Goodwin 430 Hinsdale 415 Mexicans 415 Orrie Goan 415 Tom Hall 415 Dusky Secret 400 Gerda 400 Pay the Fiddler.... 400 Illowaho . 360 Insolence 350 Autolight 350 Trenct the Mere ... 310 Frank Mc. 305 Miss Manners 300 Sly Boots 300 The riding record of the meeting was as follows: Jockeys. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.Total. C. Kelly 25 21 18 48 112 R. Steele 24 9 10 55 98 Irven 16 11 6 44 77 Gormley 11 13 6 46 76 Castro 11 11 15. 47 84 A. Hall 8 4 13 26 51 D. Gilmore 7 5 2 35 49 Alarie 6 13 7 35 61 Preston 6 6 9 54 75 A. Weber 4 4 4 27 S9 Ellis 4 3 5 24 36 Hotbersall 3 5 2 40 50 Minder 3 1 4 17 25 McQuade 2 8 5 25 40 McDonald 2 5 0 6 13 W.Doyle 2 2 2 31 37 M. Johnson 2 0 1 3 6 Adams 1 4 5 7 17 Cogswell 1 4. 1 16 22 Pierman 1 1 1 8 11 J. Jones 1 1 1 . 16 19 Kinsler 1 0 2 15 18 Finley.. 10 17 9 Alley 1 0 ! 8 10 McClusky 10 0 12 Aker...... .! 1 0 0 2 3 Blake 1 0 0 3 4 E. Mathews 1 0 0 6 7, L.Daly 1 0 0 6 j Brooklyn Form Chart BROOKLYN FORM CHART. GBATESEND, N. Y., September 24, 1902. Ninth day. Brooklyn Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting. Weather cloudy ; track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowall. Starter, C. H. Pettingill. ' Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. B indicates whip, 5 spurs. 8 blinkers. : FIRST RACE About 3-4 Mile. . $1,000 added. All Ages. Handicap. 35295 Ind Horses A Wt St & & & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 35126 THE MUSKETEER W 4 117 1 11 14 U U J Martin Mrs F Farrell 5 6 5 2 35126 CLORITA 5 4 102 2 22 23 2 21 Michaels L Waterbury 5 6 5 2 35218 ASTARITA S 2 92 5 32 32 33 '35 Redfern J G Follansbee 2 2 2 9-10 ' 35216 OPERATOR W 4 108 4 6 61 62 4h O'Connor H B Durham 5 10 9 3 352482DALY W 4 108 8 71 7 8H 5h Miles W C Daly 20 50 50 20 35216 B. OF LEXINGTON R3 a 100 6 42 4i 41 6 L Smith Lotos Stable 10 20 20 6 351872STAR OF THE WEST H 3 98 11 91 9 9 71 Cochran J E Madden 8 12 12 4 35126 DEMURRER WS8 4 116 3 5i 51 51 81 Landry JPKraner 10 20 20 6 (35216)YOUNG HENRY WSI H9 9 101 8H 7i 93 Odom A Shields 5 6 4 8-5 35165 DR. RIDDLE W 5 111 10 8i10 10 101 Doegett P H McCarren 15 50 50 20 29223 MARK LANE W 4 100 7 11 11 11 11 Rice GHoldsworth 500 500 500 200 Time, 11, 23. 48, 1 :10. Winner B. c. by Masetto Sis Himyar (trained by T. Welsh ).- Went to post at 2 :15. At post 6 minutas. Start bad. Won easily ; second the same. The MuBketeer, with weight off, beat the gate and made most of his advantage, easily retaining a safe lead throughout Clorita, also in well, was the chief contender throughout and ran a fine, fast race. Astarita broke flat-footed and being used up to get within striking distance of the leaders held on gamely and was probably second best. Operator broke slowly, lacked in early speed and has probably lost his best form. Daly ' ; closed a gap. Belle of Lexington was always outrun. Star' of theTWest, nearly left, made up much ground and finished strongly. Young Henry had no chance at the start and was outclassed at the weights. Scratched 35216 Schoharie, 99; 35187 Feme Sole, 97 ; 35127 Choate,96; (35101)Valley Forge, 95; 35126 Double Six, 88. Overweights Operator, 2 pounds. The Musketeer, show, evens. Clorita, show, evens. Astarita, show, 1 to 2. 1 SECOND RACE 1 1-16 Miles. $1,000 added. 3-year.olds. Selling. 35290 Ind Horses A Wt St M Y U StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34827 OLD HUTCH V) 106 5 2H 2U 21 In H Lyne C H Smith 1 6-5 9-101-3 35216 E3SENE M 98 1 H 11 11 21 25 Shea Milltown Stable 20 40 30 7 35221 BAR LE DUC USB 106 2 83 5" 52 3h 35 Redfern A Miller 8-5 2i 11-53-5 347912BOASTER M 110 8 9 9 72 5h 41 Landry F A Pope 15 25 20 6 35273 HOCKEY W 106 7 71 42 41 41 53 J Martin JFitzsimmons&ColO 12 12 4 34978 HOT W 106 4 5i 61 62 7 61 Michaels L Thompson 20 40 40 10 35127 THE REFEREE N 108 9 3 3" 3a 62 710 Brennan C White 8 12 12 4 35164 CHIRON M 98 6 61 81 85 8 83 O'Brien W C Daly 100 300 300 60 35164 MAY J. ft 98 3 41 72 9 9 9 W Miller W T McGrath 300 10001000300 Time, 12, 24, 49, 1 :15, 1 1 Winner B. c. by Wawekus Bink (trained by R. Smith). Went to post at 2:50. At post 4 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second the same. Old Hutch waited on Essene to the stretcht where he easily drew to the front and was much the best. Essene, away in front, made the running, well in hand, to the last furlong, where he tired but held on unexpectedly well. Bar Le Due broke flatfooted and closed a big gap, swerving badly under punishment at the end; Boaster, away poorly after being severely kicked at the post ran a good race. Rockey broke sideways and closed up ground, but failed to stay after going a good six furlongs and is not in good form. The Referee is a non-stayer. Scratched 351912Hunter Raine, 111. Old Hutch, show, out. Essene, show, 3 to 1. Bar Lo Due, show, out. K6)QT THIRD tt4.Clfi-6 1-3 JTurlongs. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Selling. ZJfjmlXJ I The Albemarle Stakes. $1,500 added. Net value to winner, $1,930. Ind Horses A Wt St & K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 35218 WILD THYME 1U5 1 31 2H m 114 L.yne A Miller 3 4 11-54-5 35128 LADY ALBERCRAFT M 100 3 U 13 22 JJ3 Rice L V Bell 4 4 4 8-5 351663SPARKLE E3HER W S 94 10 8i 6 42 3 Shea R T Wilson Jr 8 8 6 2 35166 COURTMAID W 99 4 2 3 32 4 Michaels J H Carr 12 20 20 6 350C62LADY JOSEPHINE N 99 6 42 42 5 5 Cochran S S Brown 5 8 7 2i (35165)GLORIOSA : 104 5 5 5i 62 63 L Smith Columbia Stable 8 10 10 4 35128 STAMPING GROUND US 93 8 71 71 71 73 J Martin E L Graves 4 5 5 2 (35249VUNTEROCK W 99 2 6 8 8 81 Boiesen M Finlen & Son 50 100 100 30 35097 FADING LIGHT 99 7 9 9 9 93 Shaw J R & F P Keene 30 50 50 20 35070 KENTUCKY ROSE RB 99 9 10 10 10 10 Redfren Pepper Stable 15 25 25 7 Time, 11, 23, 48J, 1 :00, 1 :07. Winner B. f, by Ben Brush Rose (trained by T. E. Healy). Went to post at 3:10. At post 3 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second the same. Wild Thyme moved up fast when straightened for the wire and won going away. Lady Albercraft forced a fast pace and appeared like winning on the stretch turn but tired. Sparkle Esher, nearly left, closed a big gap and is in great form. Courtmaid, always prominent, was beaten out for third place in the last stride, Lady Josephine failed to stay and is best in mud. Gloriosa was outclaBStd at the weights. Stamping Ground got away badly and was always outrun. Fading Light can do better. Overweights Wild Thyme, 1 pound. Wild Thyme, show. 2 to 5. Lady Albercraft, show, 7 to 10. Sparkle Esher, show, 6 to 5. 35298 FOUBTU KACifi 1 1-4 MWes. $1,200 added. All ages. Handicap. . Ind Horses A Wt St St M Vi 3A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (35250)A. WILLIAMS 3 104 2 3 3 3" 8 3 13 Lyne A Shields 85 2 9-5 out 351912HUNTER RAINE W 3 102 1 1 1" 21 21 21 2 Redfern H Wehmhoff 4 4 13-53-5 (35098) FRANCESCO 5 3 115 3 2 21 1h 1h 1h 3 Rico l V Bell 4-5 3-2 7-5 out v Time, 25, 49, 1:15, 1:42, 2:06. Winner Br. c, by Kingstock Carmencita (trained by A. Shields). Went to post at 3:45. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won in a canter; second driving. Andy Williams, t well in hand, dropped in behind the pacemakers, and, when called on in the stretch, came away like a flash and was much the best. He is about the most improved horse in training. Hunter Raine finished strongly and wore Francesco down at the end. The latter was probably short and can do much better. Scratched (35069)Hermis, 126 : 35231 Homestead, 111. 35200 FIFTH KAUi About 3-4 Mile. $1,000 added. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St K K StrFin Jockeys Owners QUO p 352202EVA RUSSELL US 112 2 1 1h 11 12 O'Connor J W Schorr 8-5 9-5 8-5 7-10 35220 TIOGA N 99 4 31 21 21 2 H CallahanP Belmont 20 25 20 8 15220 CHRISTINE A. j 99 1 2" 31 31 33 J Martin J F Bmith & Co 5 7 6. 2 RS&2 OOMTIWOBD O TIFTH IfAWli, BROOKLYN FORM CHART-CONTINUED. 35220 DARK PLANET HB 107 9 55 41 41 43 Redfern O L Richards 10 15 12 5 (35169)LORINA I 100 7 41 511 51 51 Cochran J G Lang' 8 10 8 4 35220 RINGDOVE IS 97 8 9H 911 ?h 6h Force J R & F P Keene 20 20 15 6 33925 SEMPER VIV AX Kg 105 10 7 71 8 7 Rice J P Kraner 12 20 15 6 35097 JULIA ARTHUR W 94 3 6 SI 6 8HE Walsh F M Taylor 100 200 200 80 35249 DUNLUCE I 99 6 8h 61 9 92 Michaels J H Carr 40 50 50 15 352203HAHRISON W 102 11 10 10 10 101 Boiesen M T Danaher 15 20 20 8 33105 CHICLE N 97 15 13 12 11 11 Brenner Lotos Stable 100 200 200 80 34826 MONIDA N 99 12 12 13 12 12 Creamer W CDaly 100 200 200 80 33503 WAR CRY W 102 5 11 11 13 13 Milburn E K Wheeler 100 200 200 80 35249 WITFULL W 94 16 14 14 14 14 Snyder J E Madden 40 50 50 20 33750 ATTORNEY KB 107 13 15 15 15 15 Lyne P J Dwyer 6 10. 7 21 35070 BURNING GLASS IB 109 14 16 16 16 16 Landry Mrs C Fellowes Jr 50 50 40 12 Time, 11, 23, 48, 1:11. Winner Ch. f, by Russell Eva Rogers (trained by G. Walker). Went to post at 4:15. At post 3 minutes. Start straggling. Won in a canter: second driving. Eva Russell took the lead at the start, forced the pace and was easing np through the entire stretch and much the best. She is a good filly. Tioga was always prominent and hold on gamely. Christine A. tired right at the end. Dark Planet, away poorly, made up ground. Lorina went well. Ringdove had no chance at the start, but closed a big gap and was easing up in the last quarter. Scratched 33448 Morca, 99. Overweights Burning Glass3 1 pound. . Eva Russell, show, 2 to 5. 'Tioga, show. 4 to 1. Christine A., show, evens. t PC Q ff SIXTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. tj OQUU Selling. Fillies and Mares. . Ind Horses A Wt St 34 H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 351653MERITO B 5 113 2 4h 5h 41 21 1h Lyne H B Durham 7-5 9-5 8-5 3-5 347943LADY STERLING US 3 98 1 11 H 11 11 26 Rice L V Bell 5 7 6 21 35164 ANIMOSITY N 4 103 7 7H 7h 51 53 31 Cochran A Miller 10 15 15 6 35251 ASCENSION W 3 92 10 81 6" 63 43 42 Snyder C Oxx 10 15 12 5 348872MARY WORTH ftS 3 94 3 2u 31 3h 3h 52 J Martin J Worth 5 5 5 8-5 35162 BISERTA fi 3 94 8 11 101 91 81 63 Michaels J Galway 15 30 30 10 350052GRAIL HI 3 96 5 61 81 71 711 75 Murry GoughacresStablelO 15 15 5 350403PAST IB 3 96 4 51 41 31 6n 86 L Smith G Forbes 6 7 5 2 35187 PRETORIA KB 3 94 11 10 11 10 91 93 Crosthw'iteA Featherstone 50 100 100 40 32568 WHITE OWL 3 91 6 3u 2 8h 10h 101 Kiernan D Kelly 100 200 200 80 34978 DESTITUTE US 3 94 9 9 91111 11 11 Redfern S J Smith 15 40 30 10 Time, 11, 24, 49J, 1 :15, 1 :41, 1 :15. Winner B. m, by Wadsworth Modjeska (trained by H. B. Durham). Went to post at 4 :40. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. vVon easily ; second the same. Merito, badly pocketed and repeatedly interfered with, when she gained clear sailing, closed up with a rush and was easily best. Lady Sterling has improved, led from a lucky start and held on well. Animosity, away badly, made up ground. Ascension was carried hopelessly wide on the first turn. Mary Worth failed to stay. Biserta closed a big gap. Grail had no chance after making a wide first turn. White Owl bolted' on the first turn, carrying the rear ones at the start with her. Scratched 35164 Ivernia, 94; 35296 May J., 94. Merito, show, 2 to 5. Lady Sterling, show, 7 to 5. Animosity, show, 3 to 1. Lucien Appleby's Good Race XUC1EN APPJLEBY'3 GOOD K4.CE. The track at Hawthorne yesterday was deep with slushy mud from the continued rains of the last two days, but despite the gloomy, inclement weather the crowd was much larger than on the day before. The most important race of the day was the fourth, a free handicap for three-year-olds at one mile. Lucien Appleby was made a staunch favorite, being held at 7 to 5 in the betting. He ran a splendid race and rewarded the confidence placed in him byahis many backers by winning handily from Jack Demund by a short half length. Corrigan finished third a nose behind Jack Demund. Robbins was slow in getting Corrigan into his stride and did not get to the lead until turning into the backstretch. Along in here he opened up a gap of three lengths on Jack Demund, but nearing the last quarter the latter closed up on him, the two entering the stretch on oven terms. About the last sixteenth Lucien Appleby gradually closed up on them and finishing strongly was gradually going away at the end. Jack Demund ran out slightly when nearing the half mile post ,., but recovered quickly. The first race, a dash of six furlongs for mares four years old and upward, went to an ontsider, Althea. Tea Rose III. led by a big margin to the stretch, but tired in the last eighth, resigning in favor, of Little Duchess II. and Lady Rice, but in the last fifty yards Althea closed up fast and won going away by three lengths from Ida V., which beat Little Duchess II. a head on the post for second place. The second race, a dash of seven furlongs for maiden two-year-olds, was simply a canter for Lord Touchwood, which ran Rankin into early submission and then came away without much of an effort, winning by eight lengths. Rankin finished second, five lengths before Senator Morrison. Rankin was much the best of the others a.id showed a decided liking for the going. Senator Morrison tired perceptibly after the first half had been run. Egg Nogg showed early speed, but tired fast in the last quarter. He was undoubtedly short and the race should do him much good. Wyola had little trouble in taking the third race a dash of one mile and seventy yards for three-year-olds and upward. Bedner, displaying keen speed, led by a good margin for the first half mile, where Wyola, which had been badly outrun up to this point, moved up fast and easily passed into the lead, winning by two and a half lengths from Lady Meddlesome, which beat Pirate's Queen a neck for second place. Lady Meddlesome was off flatfooted and was very slow in getting into her stride. Going down the backstretch she appeared to be hopelessly beaten off, but after the first six furlongs had been run, moved up rapidly, outstaying Pirate's 'Queen, in the last fifty yards' struggle. The latter stood a long stretch drive with gameness and finished resolutely. Compass was cut off at the first turn, losing ground. She saved ground by going next to the inside rail in the last quarter, but tired fast when the pinch came. Albart Enright ran well for six furlongs. The fifth race, a five and a half furlong dash for two-year-olds, was marked by several surprises, the red-hot favorite, Lady Jocelyn, finishing third, while Musical Slipper, which was beaten off the day previous, showed improvement and finished second. Hattie Walker, well off in her stride, showed much speed and, leading all the way, won in a canter by'two and a half lengths from Musical Slipper, which beat Lady Jocelyn three and a half for second place. Musical Slipper finished stoutly next to the inside rail. Lady Jocelyn labored heavily in the going all through the last quarter. She may havo been raoed too much of late. Hide and Seek showed a flash of early speed. Chicago Girl was never a serious contender. The last race of the day, a six furlong dash for three-year-olds and upward, was robbed of much of its interest by Moabina, the heavily-backed sec ond choice, running away two and a half miles when on hr way to the post. Her saddle slipped forward and J. Mathews was unable to stop her until she had run herself tired. She 'was led back to 'the paddock and another saddle substituted. This caused a delay of twenty-five minutes at the post. Little Jack Horner led from Scotch Plaid by a small margin in the first half, but when well into the stretch the latter came away without much effort, winning easily by five lengths from Orla, which beat Little Jack Horner one for second place. Moabina was given an easy ride, as she had no chance whatever after running away. Judicious ran well for a half mile. Page [2] THEGEORGIADERBY FOR 3-YBAK-OLDS AND UPWARD. OPENING DAY, OCTOBER 8TH, SOUTHERN INTER-STATE FAIR. ATLANTA, GA. . $300 added. 10 to accompany tho nomination; $25 additional to start. One Mile. Georgia Speed Handicap. FOR AM, AGES. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. $100 added. $10 to accompany tho nomination; $25 additional to start. Seven Furlongs. TWELVE DAYS RUNNING RACES. Five races a day. Purses $100 to $150. FOUR DAYS HARNESS RACES. The best throe in five. Purses $100 to $500. TOTAL PURSES $13,000. Atlanta Horse Show OCTOBER 14TH TO 18TH. $10,000 IN PRIZES. The famous 7th Reg't Cavalry U. S. Army will participate in special classes. For speed programs and prize lists write to FRANK WHfcDON, Secretary, Atlanta, Ga. PETERSON'S SELECTIONS ARE BEST Especially do I give "LONG SHOT" winners. BEST horse in each race telegraphed or THREE BEST in each face MAILED to any address at 9 p. m. day previous to running for $5 per week on any one track selected. Poolroom players given three tracks by mail for $12 per week. Address DETCDOnil room 30, hotel ienox, ru I LnoUll Chicago, ixx. Reynolds & Go 119 DEARBORN ST. Our Sheets are Filed Daily at the Daily Racing: Form Office. TODAY we have four certainties at Hawthorne; also two long shots at St. Louis. All of these outclass their fields and will win easily. Luo. Appleby 7-5, won; Scotch Plaid 2-1, won. Our clients received the above yesterday. With Moabina out of the way Scotch Plaid figured a cinch on our handicap sheet. Today will be an especially good one. Give us a trial and be convinced that there is a way of beating tho races. TERMS $1 DAILY; $4 ANY SIX DAYS. Delivered 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 Sts. WARNING ! I wish to warn the public and patrons of Edward R. Bradley & Co., tailors, 102 Madison St., Chicago, not to give or allow their measure taken for clothes outside of our place of business, as we have no agentB or representatives of any kind on this or any other race track, place or city. Anyone misleading or deceiving the public will bo prosecuted to tho full extent of tho law. When in need of clothes call at our placo of business and be measured by an experienced and competent cutter. ED. R. BRADLEY. 8 dC It's a Wise Mao that Saves Something for a Saioy Day. WE HAYE SAYED SOMETHING. Wo saved MURESCA for Tuesday and have two more in stock, one for Friday and a grand one Saturday, winding up our much talked of jubilee week. This weather is what we have been waiting for and we will make good now as we always have in the past Race Followers of America: You will make no mistake by sending at once for thoBO two grand specials that will win and win suro and be at grand prices. Remember we ask nothing in advance, only request you to bat $2.00 on each horse wired, remitting the winnings of same promptly to us. Send your name and address at once, enclosing 25 cents to insure acceptance of telegrams. Wo wish to state to our regular subscribers that we have a choice one for them tomorrow All business strictly confidential. Geo. W Eddy & Co., Suite 302-4, Medinah Temple, Chicago Race Track Information Bureau SUITE 500, 263-269 DEARBORN ST. 'PHONE HARRISON 3689. TERMS: $1.00 DAILY. $4.00 WEEKLY. Alrhea Backed from 1 5 to 8 to I was one of the good things that we gave to 500 followers in Chicago Wednesday. Thursday at Hawthorne, 2nd Race, 12 to 1 Shot. This one will have a good rider up and is a sure winner barriog accidents. We consider it as good as was Althea and wo think it will win just as easily. FREE, Friday's 10 to 1 shot if our good thing don't win the second race Thursday. Also sold at tho 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 stand 267 Dearborn St. The Racing Calendar OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE JOCKEY CLUB. Invaluable to Turfmen interested in Racing in the East and to Breeders Throughout the Country. As all registrations must be made direct'to The Jockey Club, the Racing Calendar as its official organ publishes earliest all such registrations of foals and names, and all announcements in regard to registration and naming, as well as the rulings and proceedings of The Jockey Club, entries to stakes of Eastern Eacing Associations, official summaries, stake announcements, declarations, dates, etc., and matters of interests to breeders and owners. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $5.00 PER ANNUM; $3.50 FOR SIX MONTHS. ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPIJCATION, Address: H. A. BUCK; Publisher, Windsor Arcade, New York City. A Highly Important Sale A HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE. A great sale of imported thoroughbred breeding tock will take place at the American Horse Exchange, New York, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, October 7 and 8 at 8 o'clock. It will include nearly one hundred head, all of the choicest lines of thoroughbred blood in the "English Stud Book, selected from the most prominent breeding establishments in England. Catalogues and all information can be obtained by addressing W. D Grand, American Horse Exchange, Broadway and Fiftieth street. New York. Particulars will bo found in the advertising department of this issue. Gossip of the Turf GOSSIP OF THE TURF. P. J. Carmody stated Tuesday that the proposed new race track which he is promoting would in all probability be located on what is known as the Scott tract, a section of land containing 150 acres, and situated on the Hall's Ferry road. The land is owned by John W. Scott, a well-known contractor, who lives at 1200 South Ewing avenue. The land on which the track is to be located lies on the bluffs which overhang the river at this point. It is north of Calvary cemetery. The land is level and needs but little grading. Mr. Carmody said that it was his intention to establish a plant somewhat similar to that of the Delmar race track and garden in that there will be a summer garden and theater just south of the proposed race track. There will also be a club house on the ground. Mr. Carmody thinks that as there is not any Bummer garden in the North End this part of the enterprise will be a remunerative one, jSpeaking of the possibility of his securing racing dates from the Western Jockey Club, Mr. Carmody said that he would not break ground for..his track until he knew whore he stood. "I do not think the Western Jockey Club will do anything save what is fight," said Mr. Carmody. "I want a fair share of dates, and I think the Western Jockey Club will grant them to me. If I should not cot them I think that I can get a state racing commission appointed to allot dates in this state. I will not do anything until I know just whero I stand on the date question. It will not take me long to build my track, as the ground is level and almost ready." St. Louis Bepublic. Walter Jennings has engaged jockey L. Smith to ride for him in California during the coming season. The contract goes into effect December 1, at which date Smith is due to report to his employer. Ho will remain in the west until April 1 next. Smith will bo able to ride at Morris Park, Aqueduct audj Bennings.', Ho would go to California earlier, but-is under engagement to David Gideon. He will lonly miss about two of the meetings out!there, however, as the season will not open until November 15. As Mr. Jennings will have forty horses intraining Smith 'will have' a good opportunity. Ho will receive a fine salary, but the terms' are private.ftThe riding ?of ifSmithThasfat-tractad much favorable attention this seasonJand he enjoys a largo following. Ho handles Herbert particularly wjell.Ifnecessary, he can ride at 93 pounds. , tiy iTr?V- ""'rr: . Hawthorne Form HAWTHORNE FORM. The form of Thursday's Hawthorne fields is : First Race Aladdin, Charley Moore, Archie. Second Race Foxy Kane, Lyman Hay, Hattie Walker. Third Race Topsoil, Flocarline, Gregor K. Fourth Race Crest, Captain Conover, Jennie Day. Fifth Race Rolling Boer, John McGurk, Caliban. Sixth Race Muresca, Ailyar, Chickadee. Hawthorne Entries HAWTHORNE ENTRIES. Probabilities: Waathor cloudy: track heavy. 'Apprentice allowance. First Race 1 1-16 Miles. 3-yaar-oldi and upward. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 31384 Alaska 7.... 112. 685 352673Automaton 4.... 110 700 35270 Irving Mayor 4. ...107 650 35150 Charley Moore 5.. ..107 7i0 35245 Callant 4.... 107 705 352313Aladdin 3.. ..105 750 35265 Serpent 3.... 100 695 35089 Archie 3.... 100 705 35089 All About 3 . . . . 97 660 350942Leviathan 3.... 97 705 Second Race 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horsos, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. (35242)tJndge Himes 115 675 350612tLyman Hay 115 690 (35293)Hattio Walker 112 690 318813Serge Ho 660 352443Foxy Kane . 110 700 33059 The Don no 675 35244 Prince of Endurance ..110 660 34260 Georgie West 107 600 35244 Vinctidos 107 650 35121 Capable 107 610 35242 San Sargassa 107 625 350O2 Albemarle .. 107 685 Dr. Worth II.. ch. g, by Dr. Has- brouck Mok-Ka-Hi 104 350613Mary Glenn 104 685 C. R. Ellison entry. Third Race 1 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. f35225)Gold Bell 110 690 (35269) Flocarline 107 695 (S5214)Gregor K 107 690 352442Topsoil 107 700 35029 Barca 105 675 349722St. Minor 105 685 35244 Watkins Ovorton 105 670 Fourth Race Short Course. Steeplechase. 3-yaar-olds and upward, Handicap. (35243) Crest 5.... 153 650 352433Captain Conover 6.. ..140 635 35243 Torreon 7.... 138 625 15318 Leadstono 5.... 135 600 352122filazo 6. ...133. 620 35243 Jennie Day 3.... 130' 630 Fifth Race 1 1-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 35246tRolling Boer 4.... Ill 725 34848 John McGurk 4.... 104 720 352703Leo Newell 4.... 95 700 35265fCaliban 3.... 92 715 35215 Star Cotton 5.... 90 705 fDurnell fc Horz entry. Sixth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-yaar-olds and npward. Sailing 35294 Beauty Book 5 .... 114 625 (35267) Ailyar 6.... Ill 710 (35l25)Lady Chorister 4.. ..109 675 (35268) Muresca..... . 3 108 ... . 7'5 34942 Alfred C 5.. ..108 675 352892Ida V 4....108 650 (35180)Pierce J 3.. ..106 625 351823Emma A. M 3.. ..105 685 35155 DodioS 3. ...105 675 35152 Haydon 3... .105 695 34999 Amirante 3... .104 685 35091Fairbury 4 103 660 35265 Benmora 3 102 650 31419 Meme Wastell 3.. ..102 675 S5270Chickadee '. 3.... 97 695 JULY RACING FORM I IBSUKD EYEBY DAT, WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN orrioiAL oegan or THE WEBTEBN JOCKEY CLUB, Editor and Peopeietoe, F. H. Bbunell. Associate Editor Clinton C. Biley, Seoeetaey, Mbs. F. H. Bbunell, ntarad in tha Poit Office at Chicago ai second alais matter, A Daily Baflaction of tha American Turf by Talagraph. 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Grand, Beckon-ham, Kent, and the American Blood Stock Agency, New York, John Hanning, Manager. CHOICE YOUNG STALLIONS, including GOOD MORNING, ch. colt, 1898 (winner of The Coventry Stakes of $9,000 at Ascot in 19D0, etc., etc.), by GALLINULE (sire of the St. Leger winner WILD-FLOWER and several other winners), out of BONNIE MORN (dam of KILCOCK and GOLDEN v MORN, a $28,000 vearling), by ROSICRUSIAN. Among the horses beaten by GOOD MORNING was YOLODYOVSKI. RUSKIN, br. colt, 1898, by ST. FRDSQUIN (son of ST. SIMON and ISABELLA), dam AMBLESIDE (dam of four winners), out of STRAY SHOT (winner of the Derby), by HERMIT. ST. LEONARDS, by ST. SIMON, dam WELFARE, by DONCASTER. WESTMINSTER, by BEND 'OR, dam BLUE BELL, by FAVONIUS. SELECT YOUNG BROODMARES by DONCASTER, MASK, OBERON, SPRINGFIELD, MELTON, AYRSHIRE, ST. SERF, TRISTAN and other well known sires in foal to English stallions such as SANFOIN, MERMAN, etc. , TWO-YEAR-OLD FILLIES (for stud purposes) by ST. SIMON, AYRSHIRE, ST. SERF, etc., and FOALS by MERMAN, ST. HILAIRE, MORION, PIETY, ENTHUSIAST and MELANION. For Catalogues and all Information, address W. D. GRAND, American Horse Exchange, BROADWAY AND 50TH ST NEW YORK. Gossip of the Turf IT ' . GOSSIP OF THE TURF. There is no doubt but the race meeting and fair which opens at Los Angeles, October 11th, to continue thirteen days, will bo one of the bost ever held in Southern California. J. W. Brooks, formerly of the California Jockey Club, who will manage the racing part of the two weeks' entertainment, states that the entries which closed Thursday of this week, contain the names of all the best horses, trotters, pacers and runners that are now on this coast, and there will be quite a number of runners from the east on hand and ready to participate when the meeting opens. The association has selected H. H. Egbert as presiding judge and F. E. Mulholland as starter. Both these gentlemen are well and favorably known to all race goers on this coast, the former having been race reporter on the Examiner for years, while Mr. Mulholland has held the same position on the Call. They have had experience in the positions they will occupy at Los Angeles. The Board of Stewards will be composed of Messrs. Willard Stimson, Q.L. Waring and J. W. Brooks. A. L. Cohen, of Fruitvale, will preside in the stand and do the starting for the harness events. Mr. Cohen has the confidence of the horsemen, and as he has a thorough knowledge of the rules and is fair and prompt in his decisions, his presence in the stand will do much to aid the success of the meeting. The Los Angeles track is said to be in superb condition, and as the entry list is very large, two weeks of high class racing will certainly result. San Francisco Breeder and Sportsman. Delmar Park Form DELMAR PARK FORM. The form of Thursday's Delmar Park fields la: First Eace Tom Collins. Alvin W.. Accolade. Second Race Wolfram, Harry Griffith, King's Lady. Third Eace Herodcs, Annie Elliott, Rose of Red. Fourth Race Nobleman, Miss Qolightly, Bill Maesie. Fifth Race Autumn Leaves, Fourleaf C, Ciales. Sixth Race Salinda, Josie F., Menace. Delmar Park Form BELMAK PARK FORM. St. Louis, Mo., September 21. The horsts seem-ing to have the best chances in Thursday's race? ar: First Race Tom Collins or Lofter. Second Race Wolfram or King's Lady. Third Race Herodes or Lynch. Fourth Race Mies Golightly or Nobleman. Fifth Race Lennep or Autumn Leaves. Sixth Race Josie F. or Salinda. H. J. Collins. Delmar Park Entries DELMAR PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather cloudy ; track heavy. Apprentice allowance First Race 7-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Am. Wt. Hdcp. S52772Tom Collins 7.... 112 ......725 , 85043 Lofter 3 l& , 352783Alvin W "" 22 2?2 i 35156 Monti . B... 6 ....102 715 i 34655 Necklace 8.... 100 710 ' 345)4 Charlie Bellows 5 J99 Wt 35D77 Red Vapor -"195 299 I 34889Accolade 4.... 98 715 i Second Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2- year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. : 35223 Dr. Kier 105 7C0 ? 35223 The Advocate 105 '05 ! 353033Wolfram 105 725 ! 35042 A Convict 105 '00 ' Maud Durbin, ch. f, by Freeman -Bettie Wirt 102 35192 Budweiser 102 715 5 35192 Harry Griffith 102 720 3 35192 Miss Eon 102 70a 85l9?Dr. Kammorer 100 710 I 350422King's Lady 97 715 a Third Race 0 1-2 Furlongs. 3- year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 35222 Moderator 113 710 D 55)95 Lynch 11 'ft 5 715 5 35103 Palmette -105 350412Hejods 10a '25 5 34637 Fugurtha J5 0 351933Lighthunt 103 0o 5 35253 Rose of Red ICO 715 5 352773Anna Elliott .100 720 Fourth. Race 3-4 Mile. 3-ysar-olds and upward. Handicap. . S514t3Bill Massie 4....108 735 3486033chwalbo 2""in2 H X (35196lNobleman... i,,r, " MiSSSMiss Golightly t""l ? 34897 Buccleuth ?""10i ? 35278 Blueblazo ? 5222 Amigari 3.... 8a iiu 0 Fifth Race 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. . (35'-82)Lennop I 111 (35191)Ciales 2"" Hi Sin 3528liTick(ul 5""Jii 2i? 25718 Virgie d'Or 4....10B 05 (3H61) Fourleaf C 6.... Kb 720 352822Has Gift 2 ??n 35195 Barklyite . l""m ?00 34922 Ovorstreet 3.... 103 .00 352792Doeskin.. 3... .100 710 S52003Autumn Loaves 3... .100 o 35015 Kala 3....100 00 Sixth Race 1 3-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 35227 Peter Duryea 5.. ..103 710 352582Salinda 7.... 102 725 352583 Josie F 3.... 97 720 35258 Oton Clay 3.... 93 700 35043Kunja 6.... 95 715 35077Menace 4...-. 92 715 Brooklyn Form BROOKLYN FORM. The form of Thursday's Gravesend fields is : First Race Drake entry, Mollie Brant, Toscan. Second Race Potente or Huntressa, Zoroaster, Black Dick. Third Race Cruzados, Old England, Colonel Bill. Fourth Race Chuctanunda, Morris entry, Her-mis. Fifth Race Trinity Bell, Duckoy, Oclawaha. Sixth Race Glennellie, General Mart Gary, Prince Richard. Brooklyn Form BROOKLYN FORM. New Yoek, N. Y September 24. The horses seeming to have the best chances in Thursday's races are: First Race Clarion or Drake entry. Second Race Zoroaster or Potente. Third Race Colonel Bill or Whiskey King. Fourth Race Hermis or Sombrero. Fifth Race Maltster or Maiden. Sixth Race Glennellie or Prince Richard. H. FORBLAND. Brooklyn Entries , , i i ' I i : ? ! ! ' 5 3 I a D 5 5 5 0 5 5 . X " ? ? 0 . BROOKLYN ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear ; track fast. First Race About 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Handicap. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (34672tSavable 126 800 35037 Hurstbourne .120 750 (34339)fHigh Chancellor 119 775 352182River Pirate 116 760 352l83Fire Eater 115 755 351282Molly Brant ......114 770 35068 Clarion Ill 750 (35095)Toscan .,..110 765 351863Nevermore 109 740 352473 Routonniere 102 760 35186 Jack o'Lantern 97 740 35247 Mart Mullen 95 735 319)8 Sentinel 90 730 35249 Illyria 85 720 fJ. A. Drake entry. Second Race 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 352523Zoroaster 6.... 110 735 (35248)Potente 7. ...106 750 35221 Black Dick 4.. ..101 ......730 352522Huntressa 3.... 91 740 35296 Chiron 3.... 89 720 Third Race About 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. The Parkville Handicap. $1,500 added. (35190)fColonel Bill 122 785 (34778) Cruzados 118 800 35232)i01d England ..118 790 351902iCunard 116 770 351313fleno 113 780 34886 Whiskey King 112 785 351263 1 Arsenal 109 780 3l9752Lux Casta 107 775 35165 Clonmell 106 770 (35162)fG. Whittier. .....106 760 (35165)De Reszke 102 765 (34821 JExtingnisher 100 760 (35276) UEmshee 99 750 f L. V. Bell entry. G. B. Morris entry, A. Featherstone entry, Fourth Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards. All ages. Allowances. (34793)Chuctanunda 4. ...128 800 (S5069)JHermis 3. ...120 775 352192friombrero .... 3.... 113 780 351902tCunard 3.. ..110 775 ( 352 18) Potente 7 .... 100 770 (35162WG. Whittier 3.... 98 765 339922Injunction 2.... 93 755 352712Hxaminor 2.... 85 760 351892Intervention 2.... 85 765 352713Erora 2.... 84 750 jQ. B. Morris entry. , 4L. V. Bell entry. Fifth Race About 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 31632 Rappenecker 4.... 112 730 35187SMalden 4. ...109 755 35162 The Black Scot 5.... 108 730 35187 Maltster 4.. ..107 725 35187 Neither One 3.... 107 720 351002Mac Ana 3.. ..107 725 35251 Duckoy 5.. ..107 740 329513Trinity Bell 4.... 105 750 351643Miss Buttermilk 3.... 105 730 31852 Ondurdis 4. ...103 720 34436 Musidora 3.... 100 715 35251 Oclawaha 3.... 99 735 35100 Silver Plush 4.... 98 710 Sixth Race About 3-4 Mile. 3-jear-olds and upward. Selling. 35191 Arden 4.... 114 700 352513Carroll D 3. ...112 730 35099 Stevedore 3.... 109 735 35251 Templeton .' 4.. ..107 720 31887 General Mart Gary 6.... 106 740 34337 Glennellie 4.. ..103 750 35187 Mixer 4.. ..103 725 35005 Prince Richard 5.... 101 735 35221 The Dancer 3.... 99 715 34C62 Singing Nymph 3.... 99 710 34736 Knight of Snowden 3.... 97 725 35296 May J 3.... 94 675 Jockeys Handicapped JOCKEYS HANDICAPPED. Daily Racing Fobm will from now on publish each week a tabla of the rating of the jookeys rid ing at eaoh track based on their performances In the saddle, The best riders at each track will be given the uniform rating of 100, and from that point the others will be graded down according to their estimated relative skill. For a difference of .five points between the Jockeys a corresponding five points change in the handicap figures assigned the norseB in any race must be made. Only riders frequently in the saddle will be given a place in the tables. The following is the rating of the jockeys now riding over the various tracks : At Brooklyn: Jockeys. Pet. Jockeys. Pet. O'Connor 100 O'Connor, D 75 Shaw 100 King 75 Odom 100 Hodges 75 McCue 100 Fisher.. 75 Wonderly 100 Curtis 78 Turner, N 100 Brady 75 Landry 100 Moure 75 Redfern 100 Johnson, R 75 Doggett 95 Carr 75 Cochran 95 Byer 75 Martin, J 95 Frasch 75 Lyne 95 Lorenz 75 Knight, T 95 Brien 75 Smith, L 90 Breen 75 Brennan 90 Jones 75 Troxler 90 McCafferty 75 Miles 85 Pollock 75 Michaels, H 85 Kiernan 75 McGinn 85 Travors 75 Miller 85 White 75 Daly, J 85 Weisse 75 Shea 85 Hughes 75 Conley 85 Thompson, M 75 Thompson, G 80 Force 75 Henderson, M. 80 Farley 75 Garrigan 80 Waugh 75 Creamer 80 Murry 75 Rice 80 Dixon 75 Kuhn 80 Creighton 75 Brown 80 Sullivan 75 Boiesen 80 Egan 75 Barbee 80 Hewett, P 75 Brussal 80 O'Brien 75 McGovern, P 80 Callahan, H 75 Dart 75 McCafferty 75 Cummings 75 Moran 75 Anderson 75 McFadden 75 Hall 75 Nelson . 75 Danzig 75 Blair 75 McNichols 75 Raymor 75 Morris 75 Gannon 75 Richardson 75 Hay ward 75 At Hawthorne : Caywood 100 Mclntyre, J 80 Coburn 100 Perlee 80 Buchanan 100 Henderson. R 80 Winkfield, J 100 Fisher 80 Simms 95 Bonner, S 80 Mathews, J 95 Gouin 80 Nutt 95 Pieratt 81 Williams, R 95 Hoffman 75 Blake 95 Murray 75 Bobbins 95 Mewes 75 Birkenruth . . 95 Wright 75 Jackson. U 95 Price, C ....... 75 Meade, T 90 Vignes 75 1 Narvaez, R.. 90 Burton 75 Donnelly 90 Hill, C. 75 Walsh, J 90 Ferrell 75 Helgesen 90 Arvin.. 75 Hicks, J 90 Mountain 75 Hoar 90 Ezell, R 75 Dean, T 90 Adams, W 75 Munro 85 Reddington 75 Bassingor 85 Brown. R 75 Sullivan 85 Kelly, C 75 Davisson 85 Sheehan . 75 Knapp, W 85 Reed 75 Prior 85 Graham 75 Wilkorson 85 Houston, F 75 Dade 85 Herbert 75 Bell 85 Baker, J 75 Wilkerson 85 Calbreath, C 75 Winslett 85 Goodyear 75 Steele, R 80 Bell. C 75 Anstet 80 Adkins 75 Seaton 80 Weinman 75 Mclnerny, J -.. 80 Havill 75 Vickrey......: 80 Hicks, W 75 At St. Louis : O'Neil 100 Downing 80 Dale 100 Kane, T 80 Otis 100 Gisbourne 80 Beauchamp 100 Higgins 75 Walsh, T 95 Wishard, D 75 O'Brien, T 95 Henson 75 Battiste 95 Jones, H 75 McJoynt 95 Hennessey, W 75 Earle 90 Lowe, M 75 Dugan 90 Howell, D 75 Mathews, E . 90 Hart, J 75 Daly, L . 90 Preston 75 Scully 90 Lampard 75 O'Connor, J 90 Mahon ...... ...... 75 Miller, J 90 ikahone 75 Ransom 90 Jackson, C 75 Waldo, W.... 90 Head 75 Louden 90 Garrison, T 75 Golden 85 Gaugh 75 Lines, A..... 85 McCluskey 75 Woods, J. T 85 Morris 75 Givens 85 Gregory 75 Morse 85 Assel 75 Enos 85 Wright, C 75 Weber, A 85 Gleason 75 . Daly. J 85 Hardy, B 75 Donegan 85 Whitaker 75 Watson 85 Young.... 75 Bonner, C 85 McKinney. 75 McCann 85 Mooney, W 75 Booker, A. W 85 Jones, W 75 Adams i 85 Dean 75 Fauntleroy 80 Leblanc 75 Smith, R. 80 Postel 75 Young 80 Pirrman 75 Snell 80 Williams, C .....75 Houbre 80 Her 75 Logue 80 Prince 75 Newcom 80 Tompkins 75 Phillips 80 Mathews, W 75 Rice, 0 80 Clopton 75 Thompson, M 80 Boyd 75 Murphy, R 80 Wickline 75 Narvaez, W 80 Bridwell ..... 75 Sayers 80 Mountain 75 Dowling 80 Haack ...75 Wallace.... 80 Neeley,E. ,...75 , Plunkett 80 Page [4] Hawthorne Form Chart HAWTHORNE FORM CHART. CHICAGO, ILL., September 24, 1902. Forty-fourth day. Chicago Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting. Weather wet; track sloppy. Presiding Judge, Francis Trevelyan. Starter, J. J, Holtman. No recall flag used. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. B indicates whip, 5 spurs, 8 blinkers. Q CT 61 Q O FIRST RACK 3-4 Jttlle. Purse $4UU; $75 to second; $25 to third. ) O i O Xj 4-year-olds and upward. Fillies and Mares. Allowances. Ind Horses AWtSt M Yi X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 84999 ALTHEA WS 6 1C9 3hk 6 6 42 ia Donnelly Mrs E Reynolds 7 15 9 3 851522IDA V. W 4 109 1 55 41 52 2 Coburn R Smith 8-5 2 3-211-20 55122 LITTLE DUCH'SS II. W 4 109 51 2h 21 21 3 Helgesen Mrs J M Hoffman 5 5 23-57-5 35180 LADY RICE W 4 109 6 33 32 3t 4U Adkins M Foster 15 25 25 7 85268 TEA ROSE III. W 8 109 4h 13 12J 13 58 JWinkfioldE Corrigan 31 5 5 2 85132 QUEEN ESHER ff 6 109 2 41 53 6 6 Dowler J W Faller 5 51 5 2 Time, 26, 51,1:211. Winner B. m, by Atlantic or Dutch Roller Blossom (trained by E. Reynolds). Went to post at 2 :00. Off at once to a good start. Won easily; second driving. Althea. badly outrun for the first half, made up ground fast in the last quarter and won going away as her rider pleased. Ida V. came with a rush in the closing strides and nipped Little Duchess II. on the post. The latter tired palpably in the last sixteenth. Lady Rico showed speed, but fell away beaten when a furlong out. Tea Rose III. displayed keen speed, but sustained it for five furlongs only. Scratched 35091 Mary Moore, 109. Althea, show, 6 to 5. Ida V., show, 1 to 4. Little Duchess II., 3 to 5. Q9Qfl SECOND RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse S40O; $75 to second; $25 to third. tJtJi lJVJ 2-year-oldB. Maidens. Colts and Geldings. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St M H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 35181 LORD TOUCHWOOD W 112 5 231 22 1h 15 18 Hoar Mrs A D Worley 3 16-514-51 35242 RANKIN. W 115 31 1" 11 29 28 25 JWinkfieldHermann&Cassin4 4 18-51 35181 SENATOR MORRISON W 115 2h 41 31 4? 31 351 JMathews C R Ellison 3 19-519-56-5 34622 EGG NOGG W 115 In 3h 45 3- 4" 410 Donnelly S G Morton 3 5 5 2 34998 GILFAIN WB HO 4h 5 5 5 5 5 Coburn P Tarbel 6 6 4 9-5 . Time, 13, 261, 531, 1 :21, 1 :3ti. Winner B. g, by Loyalist Punka (trained by A. D. Worley). Went to post at 2:35. Off at once to a good start. Won eased up; second easily. Lord Touchwood ran Rankin into submission in the first half and then simply spreadeaglod the field. Rankin was much the best of the others. He runs to his best form in the mud. Senator Morrison tired after running well up for four and a half furlongs. Egg Nogg was thoroughly beaten when turning for home. Lord Touchwood, show, 2 to 5. Rankin, show, 2 to 5. Senator Morrison, show, 9 to 20. Gilfain, show, 7 to 10. - THIRD RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purse 5400; $75 to second; $25 to third. t) tJ J JL 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St jj jj X StrFir. Jockeys Owners O H C P 35155 WYOLA W 4 105 61 5" 4i 1h 14 i2i Helgesen Woodf'd&Everm'n6 7 15 2 3303Q3L. MEDDLESOME W 6 98 71 8 8 73 61 2 Pieratt A G Blakely 3 4 16-57-5 352113PIRATE'S QUEEN M 4 93 31 2 21 43 33 3H Robbins J Arthur & Co 3 31 31 6-5 352153COMPASS WS 4 103 2n 421 6 51 2 42 Donnelly S G Morton 3 4 18-56-5 83964 HUB PRATHER WS 6 103 51 624 721 8 72 51 Munro J Arno ' 30 100 100 25 35267 ALBERT ENRIGHT N 4 105 4h 32 31 1 31 51 61 1 Davisson Mrs R Bradly 10 13 13 5 S52672BEDNER W5J 4 103 In 1 12 221 41 73 T Dean F W Dos3 6 10 10 4 352irFIHBUSTER W 8 98 8 71 6 62 8 8 Adkins S Judge 10 15 15 5 Apprentice allowance. Time, 241, 51, 1 :20, 1 :19, 1 :54. Winner Ch. f, by Wawekus Elizabeth H. (trained by J. Everman). Went to post at 3:00. At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won easily ; second driving, Wyola moved up fast when turning for home and easily held the field safe through the last quarter. Lady Meddlesome, off flatfooted, began slowly and was badly outrun in the first half, but she closed up ground fast in tho last quarter and finished strongly. Pirate's Queen stood a long stretch drive with gameness and flnishod resolutely. Compass was cut off at the first turn. She saved ground by going next to the inside rail in the last quarter, but tired perceptibly when a furlong out. Bedner showed much speed for six furlong?. Wyola, show, evens. Lady Meddlesome, show, 3 to 5. Pirate's Queen, show, 1 to 2. Compass, show, 3 to 5. . Q pf 6) Q 6) FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse $700; $75 to second ; $25 to third. O tJ A 2 J J 3-year-olds. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St Vt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (35246)LUCIEN APPLEBY W 123 1h 21 35 35 38 11 Donnelly S C Hildreth 6-5 8-5 7-5 2-5 3524I2JACK DEMUND WB 108 4 11 21 23 21 2 Coburn S S Bender 3 4 16-57-10 (35213)CORRIGAN HS B 119 2 32 13 1 li 315 Robbins Burns&Waterh'se 21 21 11-51-2 35092 MARQUE 100 31 4 4 4 4 4 L Jackson P Dunne 12 17 15 4 35265 WATER EDGE KB 102 Bolted. T Dean MHTichenor&Co 15 50 30 10 Time, 261, 53, 1:21, 1:481. Winner Ch. c, by St. George Levee (trained by S. C. Hildreth). Wout to post at 3 :35. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won handily; second driving. Lucien Appleby was hot called on until entering the last quarter, where he gradually wore down the two in front of him and finished resolutely. Jack Demund ran out slightly at the half mile post, but recovered quickly. He and Corrigan fought it out stride for stride all through the home stretch. Little Robbins was not strong enough to give Corrigan the vigorous ride he requires and he was slow in getting him into his stride in the first quarter. Water Edge bolted when the barrier went up. Scratched 352452McChesney, 126. Overweights Jack Demund, 1 pound. No show betting on first three. QKOQQ FIFTH RACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $100; $75 to second; $25 to third. QUUU 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St Vi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 35214HATTIE WALKER W 1071 1 12 i if uj Coburn J E Cushing 4 4 16-54-5 35269 MU8ICAL SLIPPER ft 105 31 2 31 2h 231 Wilkerson H T Griffin 8 20 17 6 352692LADY JOCELYN W 108 41 42 410 46 30 J Mathows J S Ward 6-5 7-511-109-'0 35269 HIDE AND SEEK W 105 2" 33 2 3 46 Helgesen W & J Carroll 5 10 9 3 351843CHICAGO GIRL W 100 61 7h 5" 5 521 L Jackson G B Havill 8 10 8 3 35184 COURAGE W 100 71 6 8 61 6H ReddingtonB L Miller 15 30 30 12 35181 GOODY TWOSHOES IB 100 51 53 6 75 712 Davisson J G Calkins 20 50 50 15 35184 HEDERA WB 100 8 8 7 8 8 Winslett E Corrigan 30 60 40 15 Time, 121, 25f, 511, l:lli. Winner Ch. f, by Boundless Cora Belle (trained by J. E. Cushing). Went to post at 4:05. Off at once to a good start. Won easily ; second the same. Hattio Walker, off well in her stride, simply ran away from the field, winning as her rider pleased. Musical Slipper displayed much speed and finished strongly next to the inside rail. Lady Jacelyn ran a dull race throughout and her showing was far belqw that of the day before. She labored hard all through the last quarter. Hide and Seek ran well for a half mile. The others were never serious contenders. 8cratched-(S466t) Belle Mahone, 105; 352ll3Vestry, 105. Overweights Hattie Walker, 2 pounds. Hattie Walker, show, 2 to 5. Musical Slipper, show, 3 to 1. Lady Jocelyn, show, out. QK()Qj SIXTH RACE-3-4 Mile. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. QO JmiJ rJc 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. . . Ind Horses A Wt St M H X StrFin Jocxeys Owners O H C P (35155)SCOTCH PLAID H 7 109 1" 22 Ih 12 15 Birkenruth H Gardner 8-5 12-51'-57-10 352410RLA 3 100 41 31 3h 32 21 Robbins E Whelah 7 8 6 21 35267 LIT. JACK HORNERWSB 6 1C9 2" 11 22 24 311 Prior H Richardson 8 16 16 5 35028 KINGBABLEYCORNftB 6 105 5 58 53 55 41 Hoar F D Weir 10 25 25 10 351852JUDICIOUS N 3 99 31 4 48 H 58 Winslett E Corrigan 3 41 4 8-5 34516 BEAUTY BOOK W 5 105 65 66 610 620 630 Helgesen H A Cotton 30 50 40 12 35120 MOABINA W 3 105 7 7 7 7 7 J Mathews F Phillips 2 2 9-5 4-5 Apprentice allowance. Time, 121, 25i, 521, 1 :20. Winner B. g, by Midlothian Mottle (trained by T. Licalzi). Went to post at 4 :35. At post 25 minutas. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Scotch Plaid ran Little Jack Horner into submission in the first half and then came away easily, running next to tho inside rail and winning as his rider pleased. Orla outstayed Little Jack Horner in the last sixteenth struggle. The latter showed his usual turn of speed, but was well beaten when a furlong from home King Barleycorn finished strongly and boars watching. Judicious ran well for about half a mile. Moabina's saddle slipped when going to the post and she rah away two and a half miles before she could be stopped. She was taken to the paddock and a new saddle put on. Scratched (35180) Pierce J., 104; (35125)Lady Chorister, 105. Overweights Little Jack Horner, 4 pounds. Scotch Plaid, show, 3 to 10. Orla, show, evens. Little Jack Horner, show, 2 to 1. Judicious show 3 to 5. Moabina, show, 2 to 5. 1 Delmar Park Form Chart deLmar park form chart. . ST. LOUIS, MO., September 24, 1902. Twenty-first day. Delmar Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting. Weather cloudy ; track heavy. Presiding Judge, P. A. Brady. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds. Selling. 35301 Ind Horses AWtSt M Vt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 81585 LUNA MINOR WS 107 3 52 11 13 13 Battiste U Z DeArman 5 6 4 8-5 85012TENEDOS WS 102 8 78 62 22 28 D Gilmore J W Miller & Co 10 12 12 5 83883 CATHERINE KNOX WS 107 10 103 i0s 31 31 T O'Brien T Knox 30 50 40 12 8525S3LEQATION WS 102 7 4 4i 5n 43 ENeeley A Bellew 2 3 3 1 85258 MAID OF HOPE W 107 2 3 52 4 51 J Miller M Miller 15 15 12 5 85012 ANYTHING WS 107 6 92 9 75 65 Scully J C Tucker & Co 6 10 8 3 82987 WHIFFIT N 107 9 81 81 6 78 Reeder . DCWolverton&Col2 15 15 6 S5012KILRU8H W5 102 5 12 3" 8h 83 AWBooker W H Billings 6 8 6 2 34169 R. Q. SMITH WS 107 1 2n 22 9 93 Louden Pierpont&Bellew 12 25 25 8 34269AMENTUM WS 102 11 11 11 118 103 FitzmanriceM Cates 60 60 60 30 S5194ROBERTA G. IS 102 12 12 12 12 116 Uridwell Goodlow & Co 60 60 60 30 33239 SOLO II. WS 107 4 65 7 103 12 FauntloroyF W Holtgrowe 40 50 50 20 Apprentice allowance. Time, 131, 25, 53, 1 :201. Winner B. f, by King Regent Night Shade (trained by U.'Z. DeArman). Went to post at 2:36. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily after a short drive; second easily. Luna Minor ran past her field while going around the turn and won easily, though she loafed and had to be driven at the end. Tenedos, badly ridden, ran a fine race under a very weak ride. Catherine Knox closed up much ground and seemed to l:ke the going. Legation was given a sadly weak ride. Maid of Hope tired. Luna Minor, show, 4 to 5. Tenedos, show, 2 to 1. Catherine Knox, show, 5 to 1. Legation, show, 1 to 2. QKQAO SECOND RACE 1 Mile ana 70 Xards. Purse 5300. 4-year-olds and upward. QOOU Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St jj y X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 34706 SAKAGAMP WS 4 103 3 3" 3" 5 32 16 E Mathews S J Charles 7 10 6 2 851943TOAD RAINEY WS 4 105 1 11 1 1" In 22 D Gilmore C J Mulholland 1111-2 85198 OUTBURST USB 5 113 5 6 6 4 46 3 Aker J McAllester 8 10 10 3 85224 PIRATE'S DA'GHTERWS 4 110 2 21 28 25 22 420 T Walsh J C Ohio 31 5 4 6-5 1 S5277SPURS R5B 6 109 6 52 41 58 6 515 E Neeley R R Rice 5 8 7 2 84891 ALBERTVALE WS 8 113 4 4 53 6 6 6 Donegan Graves & Innes 12 25 25 7 Apprentice allowance. Time, 131, 261, 53, 1 :201, 1 :49i, 1 :54i. Winner B. f, by 8ir Dixon Saraband (trained by S. J. Charles). Went to post at 3:06. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Saragamp waB at home in the going, came fast through the stretch and won at her leisure. Toad Rainey ran well, but tired from setting the pace under a weak rider. Outburst ran a fine race and closed up fast in the run home. Pirate's Daughter suffered through being restrained too much. Saragamp, show, 4 to 5. Toad Rainey, show, 1 to 4. Outburst, show, 6 to 5. Pirate's Daughter, show, 1 to 2. THIKD KACE 3-4 Mile Jf0"0600- 2-year-olds. Allowances. 35303 Ind Horses A Wt St Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C F 35225fED LAYSON WS 100 3 35 33 2H 1 W Waldo T P Hayes 4 8 7 9-5 (35255)HANDSPINNER SB 106 1 2" 1" Hi 2 A W BookerS W Streett & Co 6-513-1011-101-2 350112MUDLAYIA H 100 4 4 4 4 31 Scully J P Banahan & Co4 5 5 6-5 (35192) WOLFRAM' WB 103 2 li 22 3 4 Battiste T Kiley 3 3 12-57-10 fDisqualified for foul. Time, 13, 2&i, 511, 1 :19. Winner Br. c, by St. Leonards Distaff (trained by S. W. Streett). Went.to post 3:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. The first two were driving hard. Ed Layson showed much speed, made a fast move at the stretch turn and finished strongly. Waldo pulled out in the stretch and badly interfered with Handspinuer, for which Ed Layson was disqualified. Handspinner was in the deep going all the way to the stretch turn, but ran a good race and had something left at the end. Mudlavia ran to the mark. Wolfram quit when challenged. No show betting. F0PBTH KACE1 1-16 flliIe8, Parse$' 3-year-olds. Allowances. 353Q-L " Ind Horses A Wt St & & X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 352282RAVENSBURY W 103 1 12 13 H ii n y Waldo D J Sullivan 6-5 6-5 1 out - (35076)TABY TOSA W 100 2. 21 21 3 2n 21 AWBooker S B Burnett 6-5 14-514-53-5 85228 HUCENA WS 100 3 3 3 2 3 3 Battiste Fizer & Co 3 3 21 1-2 Time, 14, 26, 521, 1 :181, 1 : 47, 1 :54. Winner Blk. c, by Lissak Leonatus mare No. 2 (trained by W. C. Hutchison). Went to post at 3:59. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Ravensbury led all the way and came away quickly in the stretch when challenged. Taby Tosa ran a good race in the mud, but iB best on,a dry track. Hucena was in her element and ran her race. FIFTH RACE 6 1-2 'urIongrs. l"urse $400. All Ages. Selling. 35305 Ind Horses A Wt St & X X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S52253JACK YOUNG WS 2 95 1 8" i 3" 1 D Gilmore G C Baker 4 6 5 6-5 S51922MA'MSELLE S 2 93 2 1 1" H 28 AWBooker S W Streett 2 2 2 7-10 (3528DAULES WS 3 107 4 42 42 4 35 Battiste Sanders&Munf'rd 8-5 2 3-2 1-2 85224 THE BUFFOON HSS 5 113 3 2h 23 22 415 Louden J McDowell 20 20 16 6 85193 SINFI W 4 113 5 5 5 5 5 Dale J F Dockery 6 6 6 2 Apprentice allowance. Time, 13, 25, 51, 1 :18, 1 :25l. Winner Br. c, by Lamplighter Johnetta (trained by H. R. Baker) Went to post at 4:30. At poBt 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Jack Young ran a fine race, had the bad going all the way, came fast in the stretch ana was best. Ma'mselle was ex-' cessively used in making the pace, whereas she likes to run from behind. Sha ran a good race and finished strongly. Aules by no means ran his race. The Buffoon showed speed and ran well for five furlongs, then tired. Sinfl is apprrently of no present account. Scratched 352812Tickful, 119; 32009 Eeho Dale, 116. No show batting on first three. SIXTH RACE 1 1-4 jililes. Purse $JU0. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 35306 Ind Horses A Wt St St M K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 85137 TULARE 5 8 106 2 1h m 13 14 u n T O'Brien VY O Vivell 10 20 20 8 851603ERNE IS 3 91 3 3 3" 35 2 28 26 W Waldo J W Briggs 4 4 31 6-0 35197 ZONNE IB 5 1C9 8 21 32 2 33 31 312 Scully M Stowe 31 6 6 2 85197 SWORDSMAN WS 8 109 4 41 43 43 48 410 48 T Walsh Fizer & Co 8 10 6 2i 851373RUSSIAN WS 4 106 5 61 6 52 5'n 51 5 Donegan Graves & Innes 4i 10 10 3 35224KING TATIUS WS 3 91 6 5" 52 62 610 615 68 ENeeley Waltring&Co 25 25 15 31 (35137)ADMETUS WS 8 106 7 71 72 78 720 720 7ioOtis J Brinkman & Co 11-521 2 1 85227 ROCHESTER W5B 5 101 1 8 8 8 8 8 8 Battiste R R Rice 8 12 12 41 Apprentice allowance. Time, 12i, 261, 521, 1:181, 1:471, 2:161. Winner B. g, by Fresno Sophie (trained by W. C. Vivell). Went to post at 5 :05. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won handily ; second easily. Tulare ran a good race today and was a much improved horse, in marked contrast to his last out, when he was beaten off in mud by the same horses, Admetus beat him forty lengths when last out. Erne ran right to the mark. Zonne seemed like a winner at the half, but sulked. SwordBman is of no present account. Russian does not favor mud. Admetus seemingly could not extend himself and ran far below his true form. Scratched 352813Dandy Jim, 109. Tulare, show, 3 to 1. Erne, show, 1 to 2. Zonne, show, evens. Admetus, show, 1 to 2. Racing Dates of 1902 RACING IiATES'OJF 1902. Delmar Park (St. Louis) September 1 3t Hawthorne (Chicago) September 1527 Brooklyn, N. Y Saptember IE October I Toronto, Ont September 27 October 4 Harlem (Chicago) September 29 October I St. Louis Fair Grounds October 131 Morris Park, N. Y October 725 Worth, 111 October 7 November 1 Latonia, Ky October 25 November 22 Aqueduct, N. Y October 27 November I Lakeside, Ind Novombsr 821 Washington (Bennings) November 10 29 New Orleane, La November 27 December 31 POCKET FORM BOOKS. Sheets for Pocket Form Books can be found a the following hotels and news stands at 9 o'clock nightly : Saratoga Hotel. Palmer House. Auditorium Annex. Great Northern Hote Stratford Hotel. Victoria Hotel. Wellington Hotel. Grand Pacific Hotel, Lexington Hotel. Hotel Warner, 33rd and Cottage Grove Ave. Fitzpatrick, 154 22nd St. Dusenberry's, 105 E. 18th St, Gore's, 365 W. Madison St. . Fash's, 516 W. Madison St. J. J. Bastian, 989 W. Madison St. AMERICAN SPORTING MANUAL. The American Sporting Manual of 1902 contain! all racing records at large, revised and complata ap to the end of 1901 ; four handicapping systems with directions for their practical application, a kable showing how to compute bookmaking per centages, track records of all the recognized tracki of the country, the western and eastern scales of woights, tables showing the comparative spaed of tracks, a complete list of pugilistic contests of 1901 of any consequence, trotting and pacing records at all distancoa and a list of the new 2:15 trottariof 1901, Also a complete record of performances at all tiylai of billiards. Principal Foreign Events in 1902 j PRINCIPAL FOREIGN EVENTS IN 1903. Jockey Club Stakes (10,000 Thursday, Oct. 2 Prix du Consoil Munlcipale 8unday, Oct. 5 Imperial Produce Stakes Friday, Oct. 10 Duke of York Stakes Saturday, Oct, 11 Champion Stakes Tuesday, Oct. 14 Cesarewitch Stakes -. Wednesday, Oct. 15 Middle Park Plato.... Friday, Oct. 17 Cambridgeshire Stakes Wednesday, Oct. 29 Jockey Club Cup Thursday, Oct. 50 Dewhurst 1'late Thursday, Oct, 30 Old Cambridgeshire Handicap Friday, Oct. 31 Liverpool Autumn Cup Friday, Nov. 7 Derby Cup Friday, Nov; U Manchester November Handicap Saturday, Nov, 22 Page [5] Windsor Form Chart WINDSOR FORM CHART. WINDSOR, ONT., September 24, 1902. Twenty-seventh day. New Windsor Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather wet; track muddy. Presiding Judge, M. N. Macfarlan. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m. indicates whip, S spurs, i blinkers. 35307 FIRST RACE 5 1-8 FurIonss' PurB6$250' 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St hi X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 352853INSOLENCE: W 3 103 3 13 13 12 i Castro J A Maxwell & Co2i 3 3 1 35288 PRANCER 3 100 4 2 2 25 28 W Doyle F C Frisbie & Co 8-5 2 2 7-10 34175 PROVOST 4 104 5 5i 6 52 3" A Hall J W Pangle 10. 10 10 4 35285 WINIFRED NORW'D J 3 88 7 7 5i 3" 48 Preston W L Hazelip 6 6 6 2 352643RHINEWINE 5 5 101 6 31 3h 65 52 H Wilson P Henig 6 10 10 4 33793 JOHN POTTER 4 104 1 42 41 4J 620 R Steele E Moore 10 15 15 6 35264 LOYAL PRINCE IB 9 104 2 6 7 7 70 Irven . J H Valentine 21 2 2 4-5 34657 TELLMARCH 5 106 8 8 8 8 8 Gormley McBeth & Palmer 10 10 10 4 35285 LOKA H 5 105 Left at the post. Hothersall S T Hopkins 6 8 8 3 Time. 25, 501, 1 :13. Winner B. f, by Dungarven Kissengen (trained by H. Simon). Went to post at 3 :05. At post 11 minutes. Start poor. Won driving ; second easily. Insolence showed the most speed and, being well handled, lasted well and outgamed Prancer in the last sixteenth. Prancer was much the best of the others in the going. Provost cut the corner closely into the stretch and finished strongly. Winifred Norwood was badly ridden and should have been much closer up. Loyal Prince ran away a mile before the start. Scratched 35236 Vie Lamont, 101; 35174 Babe Hewitt, 101 ; 35146 Chopin, 112. Corrected weightB Insolence, 103. Overweights Prancer, 5 pounds; Provost, 3; John Potter,3; Loyal Prince.3; Tellmarch, 2;Loka, 4. Insolence, show, 1 to 2. Prancer, Bhow, out. Provost, show, 2 to 1. Loyal Prince, show, out. 35308 SECOND RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St 34, Vi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 35285 TEMPT W 4 109 6 6 52 21 1 R Steele T C Dolan 8-5 2 2 1 35285 MAGGIE W. R 4 109 3 13 13 li 21 Ellis J P Staderman 10 10- 10 4 349012K1D HAMPTON 15 4 106 5 3i 21 31 3h Gormley D Stephens 1112-5 34662RELOCENT 15 4 104 1 42 41 41 41 Preston W T Washam Jr 10 10 10 4 35236 VITURIA KB 5 101 2 51 6 6 53 S O'Neill -J Hendricks 6 10 10 4 35264 LA GORTA H 4 109 4 21 3 51 6 Cogswell A H Aldis & Co 6 8 8 3 35283 HENRY'S SISTER J 4 102 Left at the post. Castro E J Murdock 3 4 4 7-5 Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 531, 1 :15. Winner Ch. f, by Masterlode Temptress (trained by T. C. Dolan). Went to post at 3:32. At post 5 minutes. Start poor. Won easily ; second handily. Tempt revelled in the going, ran all around the field and won eased up. Maggie W. showed a fins turn of early spend and lasted longer than usual. Kid Hampton was well up in the first half, but lost ground by a wide swing into the stretch. Relncent was closing up strongly and would have been third in another stride. Vituria ran out on all turns. Henry's Sister would not break. Scratched (35285)Iris, 109; 35283 Assassin, 109; 35264 Old Phil, 101; 35283 Skipaway, 101. Overweights Kid Hampton, 5 pounds ; Henry's Sister, 1. Tempt, show, 1 to 2. Maggie W., show, 2 to 1. Kid Hampton, show, out. Henry's Sister, show, 3 to 5. THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 35309 Ind Horses A Wt St 34 Yi X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H CF" (35237) HIMTINE W 6 114 2 18 16 13 in Castro W L Hazelip 3-5 7-107-10 out 35261 WORTHINGTON W 3 105 4 22 23 23 23 Cogswell Littrell&Co 15 20 20 6 35288 JIM NAP fi 4 99 6 31 33 31 31 PreBton S T Hopkins & Co 10 10 10 3 35239 SISTER KATE II. N 4 104 3 4 41 42 41 A Weber W J Babbitt & Co20 20 20 5 (35261) FLANEUR IE 4 103 7 61 51 53 53 McQuade J Maiden 4 5 5 2 (35262) GEORGIA GARDNER 4 112 1 7 7 6 615 Irven E & G W Beck 5 6 6 2 34962POTASI HI 4 91 8 5k 63 7 710 D Boland S Pack 20 50 50 15 35288 DYNASTY ft' 4 104 5 8 8 8 8 R Steele W T Washam Jr 3 31 31 6-5 Apprentice allowance. Time, 251, 52, 1 :21. Winner B. h, by Himyar Santine (trained by O. Mulholland). Went to post at 3 :5S. At post 6 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second easily. Himtine showed the most early speed, but tired in the run home and would have baen beaten in another stride. Worth-ington showed a decided liking for the going and ran in much improved form. Jim Nap ran a fairly good race and had no mishaps. DynaBty ran far below her previous form and can do much better. Georgia Gardner does not like a sloppy track. Flaneur seemingly lacked speed. Scratched 351753 Annu, 103 ; 351193 Arachne, 103 ; 35283 Prince Light, 102; 35204 Little Rock, 101; 35207 Rotterdam. 99; 352833Cnstodian, 96. Overweights Sister Kate II., 3 pounds; Dynasty. 2. Worthington, show, 2 to 1. Jim Nap, show, 6 to 5. Dynasty, show, 3 to 5. A FOURTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $250. 2-year-oldB. j O O JL J The Premier Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St 34 V, & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 35237 SOOTHSAYER I 104 3 31 31 1h In a Weber Lamasney Bros 3 3 21 1 (35260) BEGONE I 108 4 52 1 32 2 Alarie Lamasney Bros Z 3 21 1 352632MRS. FRANK FOSTER N 111 2 21 2" 22 33 A Hall J W Pangle - 1 8-5 8-5 3-5 352653TOM HALL HS 106 6 6 5h 42 410 Irven W H Sayre 3 31 31 6-5 352603QOLD COCKADE IB 105 5 1 6 6 52 Pirrman H Blair 5 5 5 2 351452MEL.BOURNE ECLIPSES 104 1 41 41 51 6 R Steele E W Moore & Co 5 5 4 8-5 fCoupled in betting. Time, 251, 53,1 :12i. Winner Ch. c, by Horoscope Seeress (trained by D. Lamasney). Went to post at 4 :20. At post 7 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. It was a hard drive between the first three through the last quarter. Soothsayer lasted well and stood punishment gamely. Begone swung wide into the stretch, but finished strongly. Mrs. Frank Foster forced the pace in the early stages, was in the deepest going throughout and only weakened when the weight told. Tom Hall began slowly and finished with a rush. The others were never serious factors after going a quarter. Scratched 35284 Gerda, 108; 35284 The Forum, 105; 35208 Springwater, 99; 35208 Boittie, 90. Overweights Melbourne Eclipse, 5 pounds. The entry, show, out. Mrs. Frank Foster, show, out. Tom Hall, show, 3 to 5. Melbourne Eclipse, show, 4 to 5. , -j -j FIFTH RACE 1 1-10 Miles. Purse 5275. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. g Ind Horses A Wt St jj y StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 352393PRESGRAVE tf 4 105 4 31 3h 2 21 Hi Alarie J C Ferris Jr 2 2 2 4-5 (35286) BAFFLED j 5 97 5 62 51 51 3h 2" Irven EW Fitzgerald 3 3 3 6-5 352863SEN. BEVEHIDGE HSR 4 100 6 2H 12 11112 31 Castro W L Hazelip 3 4 4 8-5 352862MEGGS US 6 7 104 3 41 43 31 43 45 A Hall G H Marlmann 5 6 6 2 (35264)L. W. IB 8 104 1 1 21 43 55 53 A Weber JGSomerville&Col5 20 20 8 35262 BOIDLE IS 4 100 7 71 65 610 66 610 Hothersall E G Brown & Co 10 10 10 4 352622CLARENA t 3 102 8 8 8 7 7 720 Preston J C Cahn 21 3 3 6-5 35286 MAPLE 5 106 2 52 7 8 8 8 Abel Lamasney Bros 15 20 20 8 Apprentice allowance. Time, 26, 53. 1 :22, 1 :511, 1 :581. Winner Ch. c, by Preston-pans Katie Fletcher (trained by J. C. Ferris, Jr.). Went to post at 4:48. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won handily ; second driving. Presgrave, favored by the sloppy going, assumed command when Senator Beveridge tired and won with much in reserve. Baffled was badly outrun in the early stages, but saved considerable ground on the stretch bend, finished with a rush and got up in the last stride. Senator Beveridge showed more early speed than usual, but tired badly when called on for a final effort. Meggs had no mishaps. L. W. tired palpably after forcing the pace in the first half mile. Scratched 35148 Annie Thompson, 97. Overweights Meggs, 4 pounds; L. W., 2; Clarena, 5; Maple, S. Presgrave, show, out. Baffled, show, 3 to 5. Senator Beveridge, show, 4 to 5. Clarena, show, 3 to 5. -J 4 SIXTH RACE 5-8 Mile. Purse $250. 2-year-olds. Selling. g Ind Horses A Wt St li Vi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (35259JLANSDOWN 5B 103 7 52 21 H 13 Irven E W Fitzgerald 8-5 2 2 4-5 35284 SLY BOOTS K5 105 2 31 5 31 2" H Wilson D J Kilby 21 21 21 4-5 352593BODELL I 93 6 22 12 22 32 Preston Fox & McDowell 10 10 5 2 35178 TOMMY KNIGHT B5 101 3 41 31 41 41 Castro WL Hazelip 6 10 10 4 35259 ALCONA W 104 8 8 8 61 53 A Hall W T Washam Jr 15 15 15 6 35284 DR. CARR N 107 1 11 41 55 62 Gormley F Lightfoot 10 15 15 6 35208 WOOLSACK (J 106 5 71 7 7 71 A Webor W W Lyles 10 10 10 4 (35145)PRESIDENT BSB 106 4 63 65 8 8 Alarie J G Ferris Jr 8-5 8-5 7-5 1-2 Time, 26, b2i, 1 :06i. Wiuner B. c, by Russell Fancy Remnant (trained by E. W. Fitzgerald). Went to post at 5 :14. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Lansdown was much the best, ran all around his field and won eased up. Sly Hoots, cut off at the half mile, came fast at the end and got up in the last stride. Bodell showed much early speed, but was well Bpent after going a half mile. Tommy Knight was well up throughout and showed a liking for the going. President ran poorly. Alcona was running strongly at the end. Dr. Carr showed a flash, but weakened and was eased up at the end. Scratched 35284 The Forum, 108; (35284)Bank Street, 105; 35263 John Coulter, 105; 35259 Hindoo Prince, 98. Corrected weights Lansdown, 103. Overweights Alcona, 3 pounds ; Dr. Carr, 4 ; Woolsack, 3. Lansdown, show, 2 to 5. Sly Boots, show, 2 to 5. Bodell, show, evens. President, show, out. Local Turf Gossip LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. Jockey Munro was fined $25 by starter Holtman for breaking through the barrier with his mount, Hub Prather, in the the third race. J. J. Marklein with a string of seven horses, and J. C. Milam with four, arrived yesterday from Canada. The entry of the horse Water Edge will be refused in future by he Hawthorne officials until he is properly schooled at the barrier. Kit Chinn arrived at the track yesterday from. Butte, Mont., where he has been acting as starter. Mr. Chinn said the meeting was a success in every way except financially, due to the operations of four pool rooms in the town. Eastern Racing Features EASTERN RACING FEATURES. j Concerning incidents marking racing at Graves-end the New York Sun of Tuesday says : "While the betting on the Gravesend races yesterday was comparatively light, the bookmakers had far and away the better of the argument with the public, as the only winning favorite was W. C-Whitney'e Slipthrift, in the closing event. Long shots held high carnival. The third race was won by Unterock. a chestnut filly, by Hamburg Petticoat,, which was quoted at 100 to 1 all over the ring. The filly is owned by Miles Finlen, the copper millionaire, who named her appropriately Unterock because that is the German word for Petticoat, the name of her dam. The fact that she was sired by Hamburg made numerous players back her with small bets, one of the best winners beiDg a well-known tipster who cashed a wager of $8,000. Another 100 to 1 shot, W. C. Daly's Carroll D., finished third in the Jflf th race, beating Templeton, also quoted at 100 to 1 by a short head. Other horses to get inside of the money at big odds were Potente, 10 to 1 ; Mabel Winn, 8 to 1 ; Durazzo, 25 to 1 ; Bouton-niere, 8 to 1 ; Earl of Warwick, 10 to 1, and Stuyve, 8 to 1. Only twice before this season have horses at 100 to 1 or more won on local tracks. Francis J. Lantry's Dr. Sayfor at 100 to 1 and D. Snow's Captain Gaston,which was at one time 200 to l,gothome in front. Last year Hengist, 100 to 1, won, together with Dactyl, at the same odds, but the latter was disqualified for fouling. Charley White, the well-known boxing referee, had a good bet on Duckoy, 100 to 1, in the fifth race yesterday, and though the Brutus gelding did not materialize White said that he would continue to back him in races to come. "When Unterock passed into the lead i in the last stride a pale-faced little woman in the grandstand uttered a shriek, threw her umbrella away and sank down, gasping for breath. "'I got it!' she cried, as other women looked at her in amazement. 'I got it! But it was only a dollar!' "The messenger who had taken her bet came up presently mopping the cold perspiration from his forehead. He counted out $100 with an expression on his face as if ho was undergoing a severe surgical operation. " 'I laid against,' he growled to a friend, 'and I had to make a quick touch in the ring for the coin or climb over the fence.' "The selling race war broke out afresh yesterday. Before the races Alexander Shields bought Andy Williams from John W. Schorr for $2,500. When Audy Williams won the Sea Breeze Stakes, in which he was entered to be sold for $1,800, 'Father Bill' Daly bid him up to $3,000, Shields keeping the colt with an extra $5. P. J. Gorman brought Mabel Winn oast some time ago, and the filly was taken out of a selling event by Dn Bois & Marryatt. Re-) cently this firm sold her to Pierre Lorillard, Jr., for $2,100. Gorman then bought her back from Mr. Lorillard for $2,500 and when she won the fifth race yesterday, in which she was entered to be sold for $2,000, C. J. Kelly, acting for S. S. Brown, bid her up to $3,000 and got her. Stuyve, who ran second, was originally the property of Capt. Brown, but Gorman bought the gelding out of a race at St. Louis. Then W. T. McGrath claimed Stuyvo some time ago here and yesterday lost him, as 'Fath er Bill' Daly took him for $2,580. "As regards the victory of Potente it may be said that he went up in the betting. Senator McCarren stated that he had a small bet on him to win, but backed him extensively to show. When asked if Mabel Winn had a chance, her trainer said that he did not believe she could beat Sadducee. But she was played just the same, there being as much as 10 to 1 on tap in the ring. As she came down the stretch well in front a colored stable boy over in the infield raised a laugh by waving a towel frantically and leaping into the air as if on springs. With every stride of the filly the boy yelled and. went off into the paddock uproariously happy. "J. A. Drake's horses, South Trimble, Martin-Burke, Conundrum and Runnels, were all scratched. In explanation, trainer Wishard said that they were suffering from high temperature and needed rest. Drake, who brought a large party of friends to the track, was visibly disappointed, for he intended to put down some of his familiar jjwagers. "Andy Williams created a new recordjfor the Sea Breeze Stakes. He ran the distance, a mile and a sixteenth, in 1:47, the best previous time being 1:48, made by Ethics last year, when the event was first run. " L. V. Bell has decided to retire Alcedo, the Suburban Handicap winner of last yoar, to the stud at the end of this season. Alcedo was severely injurod in the Brooklyn Handicap, and trainer McCormick , has been unable to get him into his old form since then. Mr. Bell bought Alcedo a year ago last fall from Pat Dunne for $10,000. "It is said that Tommy Burns, the jockey whose license to ride on eastern tracks was recently-revoked because of constant misconduct at the post, has received an offer of $20,000 a year in salary, with expenses extra, to ride in Austria next season. Burns' contract with W. C. Whitney expires at the end of this year. "The Earl of Rosslyn watched the races yesterday from a private box. He laid against Sadducee in the fifth race, betting $70 to $100 with one of his . friends, and then put $100 on Mabel Winn at 10 to 1 to win. He backed Zoroaster in the last event. "Circus, the winner of the Montgomery Handicap early in the season at long odds, arrived at Gravesend yesterday from Buffalo, in the care of his owner, W. Baldwin; H. Robinson's Syrlin, formerly Sevoy, also arrived." MONTHLY FORM BOOKS. The Form Book for August is ready for sale, and includes the racing of August 30. Paper cover, $1; leather cover, $1,50. Page [6] r lSlGHICflGD JOCKEY CLUBg FINEST IN THE WEST. te Sl Antnmn Meeting, September 15 to 27. I'" Music by Cicero Orchestra Band. ILLINOIS CENTRAL. stake Events. SPECIAL ELECTRIC CARS Trains leave Randolph St. at 9:20 a.m., leave State and Van Bnren Sts. at;i2 :30, 13:45,1:05 and 1:30 stopping 12:15, p.m., T 1-:30,13:40 io.on n.Aioio and rn x 13:50p.m.(8topping; only at Van Bnren. 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