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Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, October 31, 1902

Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, October 31, 1902 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1902 drf1902103101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, October 31, 1902 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1902 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] " VOX.. VIII NO. 26 1. CHICAGO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1902. PRICE 5 CENTS Flocarline's Stake FLOCVELINE'S STAKE. The ideal racing weather that prevailed at Chicago Eidge yesterday drew oat by far the largest attendance of the week at Worth and the many patrons of this popular track were rewarded for their visit by witnessing a splendid day's sport The feature event of the day was the Chicago Ridge Handicap, a dash of one mile for two-year-olds with $1,503 added. Secretary Jasper's work of adjusting the weights was clever, three of the field of five finishing closely together. The Cook entry, consisting of Linguist and St. Minor, was made a 18-10 favorite, but third was the best it could do, Flocarline.fwinning by a noss on the post from Gold Bell, which beat Linguist a half length for second place. To a splendid start St. Minor, displaying much speed, shot to the front and, opening up a big gap, held command for the first six fur-longsjwhere he tired and fell away beaten, Gold Bellj assuming command. In the last eighth the last named :appared the winner, but in the final sixteenth Coburn brought up Flocarline, which -wore'downlQold Bell in the closing strides, getting up'in time to win on the pose. Gold Bell tired just a fibeda the .end litasuist swung a little wide when turning for home, but when once straightened j loeed up ground fast and finished stoutly. Gregor K. was right there up to the last eighth post, but save up the struggle in the sharp action of the last sixteenth. St. Minor was thoroughly spent when turning for home. The stake was worth $1,820 to the winner. Golden Rule is certainly a sprinter of high class judging from his impressive victory in the fifth race, a dash of five furlongs for all ages. He negotiated the distance in 59 seconds, which is one-flfth of a second faster than the previous track Esark. King Pepper, displaying a great turn of apeed, led by a comfortable margin up to the last eighth, where Buchanan brought up Golden Rule strongly and he had little difficulty in passing into the lead winning easily by one length, King Pepper beating Federal three and a half lengths for second place. King Pepper tired fast when, the pinch came and pulled up slightly lame. Federal, badly outrun for the first half mile, made up ground fast in the last quarter and finished resolutely. Ahola was never in hailing distance. The third race, a dash of one and an eighth miles and a free handicap for all ages, went to Bossie McCarthy, heavily backed by E. J. Arnold, who is said to have cleared up $20,000 on the mare's vie-tory. Scarlet Lily was made a strong favorite, but failed to run better than thiid. She led by a slight margin up to the run for home, where The Lady easily passed into the lead and appeared to be an easy winner in the last eighth, but Bessie McCarthy moved up fast along hero and wore her down in the closing strides, winning going away by one and half leDgths, The Lady beating Scarlet Lily one longth for second place. The Lady tired fast when the pinch came and simply could not concede the weight. Scarlet Lily was done, for when entering the last quarter. The others wore never in the hunt. The day's opening race, a five and one-half furlongs scramble for two-year-olds, proved an easy thing for Au Revoir, the 1 to 4 favorite. As Fort Wayne was scratched there was nothing to carry him aloDg and he simply played with the field. He led from start to finish, winning eased up by three lengths from Angelo, which beat Sarah Maxim a mock for second place. Angolo moved up fast when turning for home and steadily wore down Sarah Maxim in the closing strides for second place. Tho latter, as usual, showed much speed, but tired slightly at the end. Dodona ran well for four furlongs, but was well spent when entering the last eighth. She appoars to run to her bost form on n fast track only. Leash waB all entangled at tho start and had no chance by the time sho got into her stride. " The'.'Bennett stable repeated "its victory in the first race when Herodiade passed over the winning line first in the second race, a dash of six furlongs for three-year-olds.Y Off in front Herodiade opened up ajbig gap on the field and held tho lead through-out, winning as his rider pleased by one length from Count 'Em Out. which beat Pronta two and a half lengths for second place. Count 'Em Out was much the best of the otbera. Pronta made up much ground in the last'quartor and finished resolutely, just getting up in time to nip Jaubert on the post for third place. SBalmrof Gilead finished running fast. The others were never serious contenders. The last race of the day, a dash of one mile and seventy yards for three-year-olds and upward, went to the consistent Huzzah, which beat Scotch Plaid a half length, the latter finishing the same distance in front of Marcos for second place. Marcos was badly pocketed in the last sixteenth and had to be pulled to the right to get a clear path after which he finished strongly. Gawaine ran in improved form. The betting was brisk and by far the heaviest of the week. Saratoga Stakes j SARATOGA STAKES. Entries to a renewal of the greatest stakes offered by the Saratoga Association will close Monday, Novembsr 10, the events to close being: The Great Republic, guaranteed value, $30,000. To be run in 1935; 1 1-4 miles. The Hopeful, for two-year-olds in 1935, mares subscription, $5,000 added; estimated value, $40,000: 3-4 mile. The Spinaway, for fillies, two years old in 1904, guaranteed value, $15,000, foals of 1902; 5 1-2 furlongs. Aqueduct Form Chart AQUEDUCTI FORM "CHART. AQUEDUCT, Ii. I., October 30, 1903. Fourth day. Queens County Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting. Weather cloudy : track slow. Presiding Judge. Clarence McDowell. Starter. Mars C'assidy. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. 8 indicates whip. $ spurs. I b'inkers. FIBST BACE 6 1-3 ur'ong' $800 added. 2-year-olds. Handicap. ) 3 9 8 Ind Horses A Wt St & K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 35904 HUKST BOURNE JM 122 2 26 23 12 13 J Martin J Fleischmann 4-5 1 8-5 1-4 (S5l7t)COLONNADE IB 115 1 U Hi 25 23 T Knight JBRespess 4 4 4 1 35927 STAMPING GROUND flS 107 8 4i 31 4 3a Redfern Dunbar & Co 8 10 8 2 35952 ANCKE H 102 3 6i 41 51 41 Rice L S Sire 15 15 15 S 35934 GOLD MONEY W 110 4 51 5 3a 5 O'Connor P H McCarren 8 12 10 21 (15954) UHHILE IS 99 5 7116116 6a Cochran Lotos Stable 15 40 40 10 34055 COLONSAY W 90 7 811 82 72 7 DO'ConnorW C Daly 1C0 SOO 300 100 3Y79 TUGAI BEY IS 91 9 9 9 81 8 Waugh O L Richards 40 100 103 30: 35813 FIRST CHIP Hi 104 6 31 7H 9 9 CrosthwaiteM Young 20 40 40 12 Time, 11, 23, 41, 1:01 ,1:0 Winner B. c, by Indio Flora Hurst (trained by T. Welch). Wert to post at 2:15. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won easily: second the same. Hurstbourne outclassed his field, vent after the pacemaker, which set a very fast pace, and was under pressure to get up, which he did a furloDg out, coming away with ease. Colonnade beat the gate and made most of his advantage, but was tiring rapidly in the last furlong and swerving out. He is a very fast colt. Stamping Grou d, away badly and forced to race around the field on the turns, closed up with a rash at the end. Ancke ran fast and gamely and is a good filly over a distance. Gold Money ran a dull race and is not in good form. Chicle and Colonsay were both going well in the stretch. Scratched (3f927)dt. Daniel, 113; (35983)Nevermore.'lll; 319832W. R. Condon, 1C9; 35981 Knight of Gnld. 102; 35927 First Chord, 102; 359303Earl of Warwick, 98; 35507 Hackensack, 95; 85203 Baikal, 93; S5366 B. Doyle, 93. Overweights Tngai Bey, 1 pound. Colonnade, ghnw. 1 to 2. Stamping Ground, show, 4 to 5. . . i?CCVOO SECOND HACK l i 8 Miles. All Ages. Weight for Age. ' 0077 The Edgemere Stakes. $1,000 nddd. Net value to winner, S920. Ind Horses A WtSt frt a H -fr wtrUn .lurhwys nwnmg O H C P - 35981f.LLAN Rl 2 88 2 22 2H 22 22 2ii 1 Kedfern F M Kelly 3 4 ltt-53-5 (3595 0ANDY WILLI'MSUi 3 118 J H 11 11 13111 25 Lyne A Shields 3-5 3-511-20 out 1 3i933 ROSrilGNOL 48 3 115 3 3 S S 3 3 3 Spencer O L Richards 3 5 5 7-10 tAdded starter. Time, 13, 2652, 1:17 1:4 , 1:56. Winner B. g, by St. Andrew Allannah (trained by F. M. Kelly). Went to post at 2:35. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Allan waited on Andy WilliamB to the last quarter, where he ranged alongside the overconfident Lyne and finally beat him oat in the last stride and ran a game race. Andy Williams made a slow pace hard held and seemed a sure winner almost ihroughout. but was caught napping at the end. Rossignol showed some speed, but fell away on the far turn and was beaten off. Scratched 35984 Dr. Riddle, 126; 359803St. Finnan. 123; 35889 Jim Clark, 123; (35907)Hunter Raino, 118; 35904 Hnrstbnnrne. 91. ' THIRD RAWS 7-8 aiile. $700 added. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St U Vt 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners U H C P 35927 CINCINNATUS W 101 6 11 H 11 11 H' McFadden M F Dwyer 15 la 12 4 35930 SCOFFER ft 107 3 4" 22 31 3 2 O'Connor F H Milden Jr 3 41 41 8-6 359 TO DARK PLANET I$B 107 7 61 31 52 42 33 Minder O L Richards 10 15 15 6 35888 SQUID ft 99 2 2a 51 2a Ta 41 E Walsh W C Daly 20 40 40 12 35741 D1NKSIE S 98 10 10 10 10 61 51 Michaels A L Aste 8 10 8 4 35927 FARCRAFT BSi 95 5 3a 4a 4 5a 6 Shea R T Wilson Jr 40 50 50 IS 1 35366 B. DOYLE 1 107 11 81 8 91 7 71 Lvno J L Holland 10 10 8 3 33476 IRENE MAC II 91 8 5a 6a 6a 81 8 Mclntyre A Simons 60 100 100 40 352033EPIDEMIO IS 93 1 91 9 8U 9 9 Boiesen H C Schulz 10 15 15 6 35182 FRAN KLYN C. HI 99 20 17 16 14 10 40 Gannon Kraus Bros & Co 50 50 50 20 ' 3 719 HARRISON R 101 12 12 12 12 14 11 J Martin M T Danaher 5 6 31 8-i 359 .0 PAGUd HI 93 9 11 11 7a 12 12 Callanhan A J Joyner & Co 20 30 30 12 34413 ALHAMBBA fl 93 16 13 13 13 13 13 Hyland J P McQnaid 40 100 10D 40 35741 PONCA 15 93 4 7 71 11 11 14 Force J R & F P Keene 15 20 20 8 35509 DUN LUCE M 93 15 14 14 15 15 15 Barbee J H Carr 50 60 60 2S 34042 BLUE DELFT gjl 101 18 16 17 16 16 16 Rice A C McCafferty 10 12 8 4 35741 GILLIE U 93 13 15 15 17 17 17 Creamer Miss M Oliver 40 100 100 40 337 -4 BKN CHALICE Iff 11114 18 18 18 18 18 T Knight J S O'Brien 15 30 30 10 349'6 FULLBACK B 104 17 19 19 19 19 19 Cochran W C Patterson 15 30 30 10 359542 BARKELMORE IS 101 19 Fell. Waugh R Clarke 10 15 15 6 Time, 1, 48, 1:14,1:28. Winner Ch. c, by Ornament Errma Primrose (trained by R. Miller). Went to post at 3:10. At post 4 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second the same. Cincinnatus secured a lucky start, led throughout and gamely stood off Scoffer's strong challenge at the end. Tho latter would probably have won but for swerving and halting under pressure and O'Connor was forced to hold him together in the last furlong to keep him straight. Dark Planet came strongly at the end. Squid failed to stay; Dinksie, away badly, closed a big gap. Farcraft can do better. Overweights Franklyn C, 1 pound; Ben Chalice, 1. Cincinnatus, show, 2 to 1. Scoffer, show. 9 to 10. Dark Planet, show, 3 to 1. Harrison, show, ovona. gQQ-j FOURTH KAOIS 1 Mile and 7.0 Xards. jsauo added. All ages. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St M H & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (35929)GLEN WATER H 3 120 4 fia 5a 5a 5a 1h Mclnerney lurney Bros 3 4 4 7" (35903) FLYING JIB N 2 97 7 8 83 815 6" 23 Redfern A Belmont 3 4 4 7-5 358533 HERMENCIA i 5 105 8 7a 4a 31 2 31 Lyne W Cahill 4 4 11-59-10 35907 CIRCUS M 3 100 6 41 2h 11 H 4a T Meade J G Lang 12 20 20 6 359293UARBUNCLE R 5 114 9 6a 71 2a 3a 51 Shea R T Wilson Jr 5 6 6 21 358 4 PAR EXCELLENCE 3 91 2 1 31 7a 71 61 Waugh A Simons 6 7 7 21 3f929 DALY I 4 1C6 5 2u 1h 4a 4a 72 Cramer WCDaly 20 25 20 8 3589 JIM CLARK SB 4 95 3 3a 61 6a 815 820 J Martin R Kane Jr 15 20 20 8 (35504)ETHICS W 4 120 1 9 9 9 9 9 Michaels MF Dwyer 10. 25 20 8 Time, 12, 25, 49, 1 :I6, 1 :t3, 1 :16tf. Winner B. c. by Wawekus Feronica (trained by A. Turney). Went to post at 3:10. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Glen Water, easily bst, was lucky and had clear sailing and finished strongly on his own courage. Flying Jib, wh-ch br ike slowly and had a rough trip, ran a very game race and all but got up under Redfern'a superb fluish. Hormencia ran well, but failed to stay in the hard, final furlong drive. Circus, a good c ilt, requires a vigorous and skillful jockey to get the best results, and really had no chance with T Meado, who could not hold him together. Ho was badvy messed "about at the end. Carbuncle quit risht at the eud. Par Excellence apd Daly tired badly after forcing the pace. Throw out Ethics' race Scratched -( 35937) Huntr Raine, 119; 35982 Potente, 113V 3597 Prediction, 90. Overweights Par Excellence, 1 pjnnd A Qlfn WatT. show. 7 to 10 Flying Tib, sbow, 7 to 10. Hnrmenvw, qhow, jl j, OOifTlSUED ON FIFTH PACS. AQUEDUCT FORM CHART-CONTINUED. FIFTH KACE 6-8 Mile- $600 added. 3-yoar-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Selling:. 36002 Ind Horses A Wt8t M H 8trFin Jockeys Owners O H C F 3M62 MAY J. R 88 5 2h 24 Si 1H Anderson J McLanghlin Jr 30 200 100 40 LADY FAN US 93 6 41 51 1 2H Et dfern H Harrison 8 12 10 4 NIGHTINGALE IS 95 3 11 Si 51 3 Michaels H K Vingut 4 4 21 1 M159 STELLA W. if 102 9 61 11 2 4h King Mrs S J Lawler 15 20 20 8 3S708 VIRUINU GRACE M 93 1 311 41 41 51 J Martin MrsAJGoldsbor'h6 10 21 1 S4015 EVA MINE R 93 7 81 811 8b 61 Creamer Mrs E J Levy 20 60 60 20 32287 INKLING IS 91 4 71 71 1" Vi DOTonnorT Monohan 0 60 60 20 35830 FISHEB 93 11 10 10 10 81 M Johnson G K Kendall SO 60 60 20 35816 SINGING NYMPH I 9 10 9 92 92 92 Waugh G W Vandeveer 40 40 30 12 3J9-92ACE OF SPADES 93 12 11 12 11 10 McFadden J A Bennett 2 5 5 2 OBEDIENCE IS 96 2 12 11 12 11 Boiesen Mrs BE Fisher 20 40 40 12 35362 fONTENIX IS 99 15 15 15 14 12 J Daly J Stanley 10 15 12 5 35101 FLOSSIE F. n 92 13 13 13 13 13 Shea F S Foster , 12 15 15 6 LITTLE JULIA T. I 96 16 16 16 15 14 T Meade E M Sherman 12 25 25 8 36229 ORRISS I 93 14 14 14 16 15 Force J B Beach & Co 15 50 50 20 27166. GULF STREAM R 93 8 51 61 61 16 HCallahan A Franche 30 60 60 20 Time, 12, 24, 50, 1 :03. Winner B. f, by Ben Strome Bambino (trained by J. McLanghlin, Jr.). Went to post at 4 :05. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Woa easily ; second the same. May J. practically forced the pace throughout, saved ground on the turns and drew away strongly at the end. Lady Fan appeared like the winner when a furlong out, but tired. Nightingale was crowded into the fence in the last sixteenth. Stella W. made up much ground from an indifferent start, but quit at the end. JEva Mine finished well. Scratched 35622 Tact, 93. Overweights Obedience, 3 pounds; Fontenix, 2; Flossie F., 1. May J., show, 20 to 1 ; Lady Fan, show, 21 to 1. Nightingale, show, 1 to 2. Virginia Grace, show, lto2. S1XTH KACI; 1 mie and 10 Yard8, $6UOaad'ed- Alleges. Allowances. 36003 Ind Horses A Wt St 34 K StrFin . Jockeys Owners O H C P 35197 BERNAYS W 2 90 4 63 41 42 21 11 Redfern J B Respess 7 7 6" 2 S59;72JACK O'LANTERN KB 2 9i 2 12 13 13 m 6 J Martin T F Mulry 8-5 2 11-101-2 S5906 R1GHTAWAY AS 3 110 1 2h 21 31 3" 31 Minder O L Richards 40 100 100 30 35507 HACKEN8ACK 2 92 7 5h 10 10 42 42 Shea Weston Stable 6 12 12 4 35931 ALSIKE Kg 6 113 8 7 63 61 5- 51 Miles W C Daly 50 60 60 20 35888 TOM. LAWSON HI 2 91 9 91 72 7h 7b 61 Force Oakwood Stable 8 12 12 4 3591,6 GOLD BRAID 3 107 6 41 l 53 6b 72 Boiesen J Garson SO 60 60 20 35930 WAR CRY II 2 93 5 3 31 21 86 815 Creamer E K Wheeler 50 1C0 100 30 35953SBARODCHE IB 3 107 3 81 9 9 8 98 Lyne W H McCorkle 2 13-521 4-5 33966 EDWIN KENTON IB 3 11010 10 81 810 10 Gannon EMcGray 40 100 100 30 Time, 12, 24, 4s-, 1 -.16, 1 :42, 1 :46&. dttSfecSBh Winner Ch. c, by Wadsworth Modjeska (trained by J. B Respess). eS-wassssstfiSKes Went to post at 4 :30. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won handily ; second easily. Bernays was seriously interfered with on the first turn and was pocketed to the far turn, but with clear sailing moved up with rare speed and finally wore Jack o'Lantorn down at the end and won going away fnst. Jack o'Lantern, away in his stride, led under a pull for the first mile, whon he commenced to tire badly aLd was evidently not keyed up for so long a journey and can do better. Rightaway showed improved speed and held on well. Hackensack, outrun in the first half, closed a big gap and is a stayer, but prefers mnd. Alsike went moderately well. Barouche was cut down on the first turn and fell out of it. Scratched 289'5 Knight of the Garter. 116; 35888 Gallant Smith, 9J. Overweights Jack o'Lantern. 3 pouuds; Hackensack, 2; Tom Lawson, 1. VVt rrrrT" Bernnys, show, evens. Jack o'Laitrn, show, out. Rightaway, show, 10 to 1. fBarouche.show, 1 to 3. Local Turf Gossip LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. The finish in the Chicago Ridge handicap was one of the closest witnessed during the current meeting and reflects groat credit on Secretary Jasper's ability as a weight adjuster. There will be an auction sale in the paddock at Worth before the racing begins on Saturday when the following horses, the property of various owners, will be off ered : King Barleycorn, Limelight. Silurian, Merops, The Don, Knightbanneret, Leo Newell and Filly Deck. King Pepper was heavily backed by his stable and its followers, they figuring that if King Pepper was good enough to defeat Golden Rule in the mud which is decidedly unfavorable going to the Kantaka horse, he should prove an easy victor on a dry track. King Pepper set a very fast pace for the first four and one-half furlongs and was going steadily when he suddenly faltered and seemingly tried to stop. The reason was apparent when the horse returned to the stand as be was quite lame, evidently having met with the mishap before trying to quit. Jockey Coburn was again in ovidence yesterday and easily carried off the riding honors as out of four mounts he landed three winners and one third. Two of tho winners, Au Revoir and Herodiade, came from the stable of his contract employer, G. C. Bennett. The Worth record for five furlongs was yesterday lowered in the fifth race by Golden Rule and the new mark set at 58. This is within two-fifths of a second of the American record for a circular course made by George F. Smith, as a four-yeaf-old, carrying ICO pounds, on the Bay District track, San Francisco, March 7, 1895. E. J. Arnold fe Co. are reported as having won a large sum by the victory of their entry, Bossie McCarthy, in the third race. Jockey Coburn will leave here for San Francisco Saturday evening to ride free lance there during the coming winter. Yesterday he signed a contract to ride for George C. Bennott from March 15 to OOKTINUBD OB SECOND FAQS LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. j (Continued from First Page.) t November 15 of next year for the salary cjT $12,CC0 and the usual fees. Ho may come east injtime to xide in the Crescent City Deiby. Durnell & Heras have repuichased Boiling Boer. - 1 ? Page [2] JIlYRflGINGFORM ISSUED SVEBY DAY, WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN B&terad in the Post Oflica at Chieago as saoond alass matter A Dally Baflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. DAILY BACINQ FORM PUBLISHING CO. COPYRIGHTED attred according to Act of Congress, in tho year 1902, by Frank H. Brunell, in tha offlct of the Librarian of Oongross at Washington, D. C, TJ. 8. A. HThe chart and index numbers and track form of Qxmi Baoing Foem must not be nsed. They ai copyrighted daily and will be keenly pro-tatted. orrioiA.1, oegak or SHE WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB. Editor and Proprietor, F. H. Brdnkll. Associate Editor Clinton C. BhiET. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. 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Dhtroit Office 1S9 Griswold Street, Frank E. McDonald, Agent. On sale at 9 :00 a.m. At Hot Springs, Ark.: F. C. Boving, 418 Central Avenue. At Denver, Col. : Hamilton & Kendriok, 906-912, 17th Street, At Toronto, Ont. : George MoSweenby, Iroquois Hotel. G. T. Pendergast, Palmer House. Milwaukee, Wis. : Plankinton Hotel News Stand. Frank Mulkern, 3rd &; Grand Avexub. At San Francisco, Cal. : Foster & Oreab, Market BtbbbtFbsry Nbwb Stand. At Butte, Mont. : Keefe Bros., Post Office News Stand. At New Orleans, La. : H. J. Holle, 641 Commercial Plaob. Thomas F. Gessnee, 108 St. Charles Street At Kansas City; Mo. : Biokbecker Cigar and News Co.. Ninth and Walnut Streets. At Buffalo, N. Y. : New Tifft House. At Memphis, Tenn. ; B. M. Manbford Co. E. H. Clarke & Bro. At Nashville, Tenn. : Duncan Hotel. Chicago, Illinois, October 31 1902. Gossip of the Turf GOSSIP OF THE TURF. A dispatch from Nashville to the Enquirer of yesterday says: "Enoch Wishard, with the Drake stable, arrived at Cumberland Park today and went into winter quarters. Among the horses in the collection was Wyeth, winner of the American Derby; Savable, winner of the Futurity; Von Bouse, Bunnels and some fourteen others. Wishard will at once collect hH yearlings in Kentucky and briDg them to Nashville. He wi'l have thirty head in training this winter. The horses of George Hendrie, of Detroit, including Bed Bobe, winner of the Cumberland and Canadian derbies; Khaki, Springwells, Talala and others also arrived at Cumberland Park today for the winter. The stables of John J. Greener, Thomas P. Hayes, Tom Stevens, H. I. Marshall, Frank Bruhns, Harry Franklin and others are expected at the close of the meetings at St. Louis and Worth this week." Worth Form WORTH FORM. The form of Friday's Worth fields is: First Race Esherin, Monia, Vestia. Second Race Chickadee. Matin Bell, Iraaa's Choice. Third Bace Georgie, Automaton, Bummer. Fourth Bace Constellator, Waswift, Andes. Fifth Bace Boiling Boer, Felix Bard, Hoodwink. Sixth Race Blessed Damozel, Leo Newell, Tke C ax ton. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE XUBf. W. C. Whitney has purchased in England Lady Min, brown mare, foaled 1897, by Ladas Lady MintiDg, by Minting, her dam Virginia Shore, by John Davis ; and Bambling Katie, bay 'mare, foaled 1897, by Hampton Barmaid, by Galliard, her dam Loch Garry, by Blair Athol. The stabling accommodations at Fort Erie will be incroased by 250 stalls for next season's racing. Mr. B. A. Waite, the noted architect, has completed plans for the new club house, and many other improvements will be nada for next year. Mr. E. S. Gardner, Avondale Stud, Saundersville, Tenn., has purchased the chestnut colt King Hanover, three years old, by Hanover Lady Agnes (Cara Mia), by St. Blaise, her dam Carita, by III Used, and will place him in the stud. William Qerst, Nashville, Tenn., has purchased from Mrs. E. L. Israel, Thorndale Stud, the brown yearling filly by Lamplighter Dahabiah, by Kingfisher, and the yearling bay colt by George Kinney Mainsail, by The Chevalier. The suspension of Mose Goldblatt, inflicted at Buffalo, has been revoked by The Jockey Club and he is again in good standing. J. O'L., Chicago. Vincitor was 6 to 5 to show. Racing at Manilla RACING AT WANILLA. They had a race meeting at .Manilla in September. It probable would not be considered much of a race meeting here, but in our far-awav possessions it did very well. The following report sent to the Spirit of the Times serves to show the style of the sport, and suggest that some cast-off thoroughbreds from this side will probably turn up at Manilla eventually and introduce a higher order of speed: "The program at the Pasay track, September 7, 1902, of the Manilla Bacing and Athletic Association meeting, was pulled off without a hitch and proved to be one of tho most satisfactory day's racing offered the public in somo time. The starts were good without an exception and not one of the usual kicks was to be heard that has marred the sport in the past at this track. "The mudlarks had their inning as the track was very hoavy and muddy, but the fields were very evenly classed and the results show that the handi-caDper needs no schooling in his art. Espera finally succeeded in winning his maiden race in fair time after half a dozen false breaks; Whitman a bad second. Espera getting off in front was never headed and passed under the wire under a strong pull. Maruuca, a new horse, was third. Tho second event was like money from homo for Achilles, which made the other entries look like a lot of farm horses. Although pocketed at the start he quickly got clear of the bunch and simply ran away from tbem, passirg under the wire five lengths to the good Ames, ou Viscaya, tried to catch the runaway, but the Dest he could do was to beat out Carbcugh for the place. After the race Mr. F. W. Prising, the owner of Achilles, was seen reading the riot act to his jockey for his careless way of riding, and no doubt the next time he has a mount he will; mend his ways. "The China pony race had any number of 'good things' that could not lose, Sy Sua being touted all over and played to a standstill, but at the finish was unable to deliver the goods, being beaten a length by The Egg, which came through the stretch like a whirlwind. Sy Sua under a hard drive managed to nose out Umpire for the place. Had the distance been a quarter more Umpire would have certainly won, as he finished very strong, while The Egg and Sy Sua were all out. "Five horses faced the starter in the foreign race. Mabel T. was scratched and a new one by the name of Whistling Rufus was substituted. At the first break Blue Dick bolted and threw his jockey, giv- ing him a severe shaking up. The horse was sent to tho post with another jockey, and this time they all broke together with Whistling Bufns a head to the good. Ames, his jockey, kept him in front of the bunch, hard pressed by Robinson on Cliquot, the favorite. On Cliquot's past performances she looked all over a winner, but Whistling Rufus showed his heels to her at the finish with Wait a Bit third. "The nine entries in the fifth race all started. Billy Boy, Ecstacy and Minuto, even choices, which at the finish were beaten by Syd, which has always run well in heavy going; Minuto getting the place from Billy Boy in the last stride with Ecstacy fourth a head away. "The sixth race, tho feature of the day, had seven starters, five of which had waiting orders, and made their run in the stretch, and as usual, resulted in all of them being beaten, as Kabkad. clung to the rail at the start and was never headed, winning by four lengths ; Nip second and Gloria third, therrost close up. "The seventh race had among the entries and starters The Egg, winner of the third, and he was not figured by the wise ones as having a chance or even starting, but when the board went up he was Dot scratched, consequently one had his 'doping' to do all over. Lengthy seemed to have the race well in hand until within fifty yards of the wire, when The Egg shot out of the bunch and showed he was a very good egg still, beating Lengthy by half a length, which beat Longstreet two lengths for second place. A few of the club house contingent played Longstreet as if it was all over but the shouting, but they have another guess coming. "The attendance was good, 1,203 people taking chances on getting drenched as they did on Saturday, as the weather looked anything but favorable for a good day's sport. Summaries: "First Bace, half a mile, maiden ponies Espera won, Whitman second, Mamnca third. Nino, Chinli and Bonlette also ran; time, 1:09. Divi-dents, $16.20 and S13. "Second Race, four and one-half furlongs for native ponies Achilles won, Viscaya second, Car-bough third. Magaidan, Primavera, Boadbil and Agnsan also ran ; time, 1:17. Dividents, $19.20 and $12.20. "Third Bace, three-quarter mile handicap for China ponies The Egg won, Sy Sua second, Umpire third. Wing Wing and Noble also ran; time, 1 :12. Dividents $27.80 and $10.60. "Fourth Race, special, four and a half furlongs for foreign horses Whistling Rufus won, Cliquot second, Wait a Bit third. Tattletale and Blue Dick also ran ; time, 1 :04. Dividents, $11.20 and $7.60. "Fifth Race, five-eighths mile, handicap for native ponies Syd won, Minuto second, Billy Boy third. Ecstacy, Lengthy, Mister. Mandy, Lintic and Vernadito also ran; time, 1:26. Dividents, $35.60 and $7.60. "Sixth Race, one mile and a quarter for native ponies Kabkad won, Nip second, Gloria third. Bornis, Tuck, Tecumseh and Alplaya also ran; time, 2 :57. Dividents, $27.60 and $12. "Seventh Bace, selling, four and a half farlongs The Egg won, Lengthy second, Longstreet third. Tip Top, Jaon, La Buyo, Buchi and Zafiro also ran ; time, 1 :18. Dividents. $26 and $11." POOKKT FOKM BOOKS. Sheets for Pocket Form Books can be found a the following hotels and news stands at 9 o'clocV 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 Avo. 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 . Tho American Sporting Manual of 1902 contain all racing records at largo, revised and complstt up to the end of 1901; four handicapping systems with directions for their practical application, a table showing how to compute bookmaking per-csntagas, track racords of all tha racotrnisad traokt of the country, the western and eastern scales of weights, tables showing tha comparative spaad of tracks, a complete list of pugilistic contests of 1901 of any consequence, trotting and pacing racords at all distances and a list of tho new 2,:15 trotttnof 1901. Also a complato record of parformancss nt all ftylai of hillinrHB. Reynolds & Co. 119 DEARBORN ST. Our Sheets are Filed Dally at the Daflj-Racintr Form Office. Bessie McCarthy, 5-1, Won Au Revoir, 2-5, Won Cincinnatus, 15-1, Won Our clients received the above winners yesterday. TODAY we have two more grand specials at Worth. The odds will be from 4 to 10 to 1. We also have another long shot winner at Aqueduct. 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. RaceTrack Information Bureau SUITE 500, 263-269 DEARBORN ST. 'PHONE HARRISON 3689. TERMS: $1.00 DAILY. $4.00 WEEKLY. The Feature of Friday's Three Horse Wire will be a 15 TO I SHOT-A SURE WINNER. Saturday getaway day good thing 15 to 40 to 1. The best long shot of the year. Onr three horse wiro has proven an enormous success. It has made a great hit, because Jst. It gives only three good things daily. Sud. You are not trying to beat the card you play your horses, pocket your winnings and quit for the day. 3rd. It requires lees capital and there is no chanci of getting-a string of losers. 4th. Caihiug on two and sometimes three races a day is an easy matter on this plan. Think this over. It will appeal to your good judgment. Thursday's Winners: Herodiade, Flocarline. Sold at cigar stand, 185 Dearborn st. ; cigar store, 267 Dearborn et.; nows stand southeast eonar Clark and Madison sts. and Sherman and Grand Pacific Hotels. Worth Entries WORTH ENTRIES. Probabilities: Waathar clear; traek fast, 'Apprentice allowance. Runs well in ma4. First Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Aga. Wt. Hdep. 35921 Aurie B ....110 650 35915 Monia ...110 MS .15969 Vestia ....110 678 34 HO Corsica 105 625 3.'969 Whiten .. 105 675 35920 Esherin ....105 700 35860 Countess Reasoner 105 600 'Second Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-yaar-olds. Sailing. 35616 O'Hagen ...108 699 359143Bst Man ...108 693 (15879)Chickadee ...106 725 35896 Tom Wallace ....104 625 3981 Nat Eggleston 102 650 3? 879 Landseer ...102 685 35969 Prue ...102 675 359lfl3Matin Bell ... 97 ......720 35922Irma's Choice .... 97 700 Third Race o 1-3 Furlongs. 4-year-olda and upward. Sailing, 35918 Automaton .... 4.. ..112 736 (1'8t2)Ledos ... 4....1C9 675 35922Bummer ... 6....108 720 (358 16) Alfred C .... 5.... 105 710 35847 Annie Thompson .... ... 4.. ..105 680 359703David S ... 4.. ..105 660 35776 MissShanley ... 5.. ..105 665 35914 Limalight 6.. ..105 675 33l2'Oscar ... 4... .100 690 35918Georgie 6. ...ICO 725 Fourth. Race 7-8 Mile. All Ages. Handicap. 3?9722Waswift .... 3.. ..114 728 S58612Constellator 5.... S7 725 (35851)Carl Kahler 4 ... 95 710 359J13Andes .... 6 ... 91 720 (35917)Prince of Endurance .... 2 ... 88 700 Fifth Race 1 Mile. All ages. Allowances. 3.c899 Rolling Boer ... 4.. ..114 725 3ri9212Dr Stephens ... 4. ...114 705 3f921 Callarit ... 4 111 695 3'9l63FeUxBard ...... ... 5....111 715 35896 Inspector Shea ... 3....1C8 5"0 3 92l3Hi odwink .... 3.. ..105 710 35919 Allie Virgie 3.. ..100 ......650 35900 Barca ... 2.... 90 705 359712Jackfull ... 2.... 87 ......705 Sixth R:ee 1 1-4 Miles. 3-ysar-olds and upward. Selling. (35949)Silver Fizz .... 5... .K9 65 358?8 Egyptian Prince 4 ... 105 670 3?.715Loo Newell .... 4 ...104 710 3;7I5 False Lead ... 6.. ..102 665 35971 Croesus ... 8 ...102 ......625 35824 Durroll 4.... 102 ......600 35997 Ida V .... 4 ...102 685 35925 Sarilla 5.. ..102 .700 .15881 Big Injun .... 4.. ..102 6S0 ?5973 Do Madge ... 4. ...102 705 35881Blumist .... 4.... 97 ......650 3578iHnb Prather ... 6.... 97 ......625 359693The Caxton ... 4 ... 97 ,710 35879 Gnldaga ... 3.... 93 66 3597aBlessed Damosel.... ... 3 ... 88 725 Page [3] Gossip of the Turf ,' , , , , , I I I GOSSIP OF THE TUBS'. Daring tho racing season now drawing to a close a man oaa the biggest plunger on the American turf, who lost everything in speculation in the betting ring within tho last ten years, has managed to get on his financial feet again chiefly through the performances of one horse running in his interests. Though nobody can name the exact amount, it is generally belioved that Michael P. Dwyer has won close to $100,000 through the victories of his four-year-old colt Ethics. It was on the opening day at Aqueduct lasc April that Ethics won the Carter Handicap at odds of 20 to 1. Mike Dwyer and his son Charlie cleaned up a good round sum, and when the colt won again at Aqueduct on April 29 they added to their funds in a liberal manner, says an exchange. Then came three victories at Gravesend, all netting a big profit in the ring for the Dwyers, father and son, after which the winning of the Thistle Stakes by Ethics at Sheepshead Bay on June 23 was a further chance to increase the bank roll. On July 8, at Brighton Beach Ethics captured the Jamaica Stakes and was heavily backed. He was also successful a week later, and while coupled with Francesco, he was victorious on July 28. Then on August 1 the colt finished in front once more, Mike Dwyer getting on about $10,000 at 2 to 1. Francesco and Ethics were coupled in the Saratoga Handicap, which the former won, the odds being as much as 4 to 1. It was on September 17 at Sheepshead Bay that Dwyer bet $10,000 on Ethics and saw the colt beaten by a nose by Merito because of a stupid ride by Cochran. But the former plunger made up the loss when Ethics won at Gravesend on October 4, backed to the extent of nearly $10,000 at 9 to 5. Foreign engagements hold no allurements for Jockey Willie Shaw. He has just turned down a very flattering offer to ride in Russia nest year, and has signed with his old employer, George E. Smith, for another season. Shaw did not know just whom the offer was from, but tho terms named were liberal and would have been very tempting to any boy who cared to join Cash Sloane, Joe Piggott and Mitchell in the Czar's country. Shaw preferred to stay here, and as Mr. Smith, the man who is responsible for Shaw's development, wanted his services, the matter was soon settled. Shaw's contract with James R. Eeene expires with the close of the season and will not be renewed. He will go to California after the close of the Aqueduct meeting and will ride for Green B. Morris during tho season there. This will he. Shaw's first trip to the coast. He will be in good hands, as Morris' stable promises to be one of the best there, and Shaw should come very near repeating O'Connor's record of last winter, when he was at the head of the list of riders. So far there has been no rider engaged for Mr. Keene'b American stable next season, unless he elects to take advantage of the clause in his contract with Lucien Lyne, which gives him the right to claim the boy's services for either his American or English stable. The prospects of the two strings early next season will no doubt influence Mr. Eeene in his decision. The fact that Shaw will ride for Mr. Smith again next season, may be taken as an indication that the latter's racing stable will be enlarged before the flags fly at Morris Park next May. Daily America. A recent issue of the Buffalo Times says : " Just now all eyes are on Eenilworth, and the public is asking what is to become of the handsome track just north of the city limits. It is not likely that bo valuable a racing plant will be allowed to lie idle, yet the gates may remain closed. Certainly the Buffalo Racing Association will not be given dates by the Jockey Club until it pays the horsemen their purses, the jockeys their fees and officials their salaries. This comes from headquarters and there is no doubt. about it. "The officers of tho Buffalo Racing Association are still confident that they will be able to straighten out its affairs and settle all claims in time to secure dates and give a meeting next summer, though not on as elaborate a plan as was at first anticipated. The public is watching anxiously and trusts that the hopes of the Buffalo Racing Association may be-realized. On the latter's action depends the future of racing in Buffalo. "Verily the managiment of the Buffalo enterprise was of the worst possible kind, the program was absurdly liberal for a new club, and the conditions of the races announced, very badly drawn. A much more attractive program could have been arranged for little more than half the amount announced. There was some horrible bungling 6omewhere." Statistics compiled from the Bulletin Official, or French Racing Calendar, place M. de Saint Alary at the top of the list of winning owners with something over 31,200 to his credit. He is followed by M. de Bremond with 19,000; M. Caillault next, with 17,410; then M. Camilla Blanc, the owner of Retz, 16,C8D; Viscount d'Harcourt, 12,200; M. Edmond Blanc, 9,630; M. W. K. Vanderbilt, 3,930, and the winners of over 8,0C0 are closed by Baron do Schickler, who claims 8,610. Up to October 6 winning English sires whose get had won over 5,000 were Persimmon, eight, winner of 16,810; St. Simon, seventeen winners of 52,317; Isinglass, eleven, winnerj of 22,616; Carbine, fourtoen, winners of 18,790; Ayrshire, eighteen, winners of 12,423; St. Florian, ten, winners of 10,100; Gallinule, thirteen, winners of 6,952 ; Royal Hampton, nine, winners of 6,952; Common, eight, winners of 5,242; Childwick, thirteen, winners of 5,930 ; Sainfoin, ono, winner of 5,827 ; St. Frusquin, nine, winners of 3,723; Kendal, twelve, winners of 5,215; Blairfinde, six, winners of 5,169. St. Louis Form ST. LOUIS FORM.. The form of Friday's Fair Grounds fields is: First Race Burke Cochran, Hetzel, Henry Mc-Daniel. Second Race Fon Spray, Eva's Darling, Antolee. Third Race Charles D Hengist, Oudenarde. Fourth Race Hayes entry, Schwalbe. Fifth Race Maggie Felix. Icicle, Ed L. Sixth Race Linden Ella, Kisme, Sambo. St. Louis Form ST. LOUIS FORM. St. Louis, Mo October JO Tha horses saamlng to have tha bast chancas in Friday's races arc: First Race Henry McDaniel or Bas d'Or. Second Race Eva's Darling or Clonsilla. Third Race Oudenarde or Chandoo. Fourth Race Hayes entry or Schwalbe. Fifth Race Maggie Felix or Mayor Johnson. Sixth Race Linden Ella or Erne. B. J. COLLINS, St. Louis Entries 8T. LOUIS ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weathsr clear ; track fast. 'Apprentice allowance. ftRuns well in mud. First Raco 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp, 35911 Sailor's Dream ...118 7C0 35875 Henry McDaniel 113 715 (35932) Action ft... 1C8 705 35555 St. Vitus .. 1C8 695 360042 Monsieur Beancaire 108 710 36001 3 Burke Cochran ft ...105 725 359'82Immortelle 1C5 705 359352Bas d'Or ......105 715 359'j9 Budwnieor & . 105 700 S59-8 Barnacle ft ...105 710 (3:;97ft)Lazarre. ft ...105 710 (S&:04)Hetzel ....105 720 Cloverland, b. c, by Flatlands Lucky Clover. 103 35912 Dr. Holscher 103 690 Hecond Race 7-8 311 le. 3-jear-olds and upward. Sailing. Ui Morses. Asra Wt. Hdcp. 60:.92Antolee .... . ft... 4.. ..Ill 715 i9JS3Fonrleaf C . i 6 ..111 7H- ir8912Eva's Darling 4. ...107 720 .6 r.93Fon Spray. ft ... 4..107 725 3:892 Prne Wood 4 ... 105 693 51975 Clonsilla ft ... 7.. ..105 IV 35890 Fessy F ... ft ... 8. ...105 695 35892 Sweet Dream 4.... 105 705 35915 Lady Curzon 5. ...105 710 360052Precisely ft ... 3.. ..103 700 359752B.azel H .... 5.... 105 705 35191 Sue Johnson ft.... 5.. ..100 700 35908 Lynch ft ... 3. ...100 710 35874Duela ft.... 3.... 95 705 Third Race 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 35702 Tros-.i 4.. ..107 710 35936 Sunro 4.... 107 695 35933 Wiedemann ... 5.... 107 700 35960 Lofter ... 5.. ..107 710 36009 Charles D ft ... 6.. ..107 725 35816 Mission ft ... 5.. ..107 705 (358!9)Hengist ... 4.. ..107 720 35979Ondenarde ft ... 4 ...105 715 3595720handoo" 3.... 101 705 3595fi3George Fabb 3.... 98 ......690 359573Ermack ft ... 3 ... 98 700 35957 FlorrieS ft ... 3.... 98 715 (35874)Tenedos 3.... 93 710 35957Traner ft ... 3.... 93 705 Fourth Race 1 1-16 Miles. 3-yaar-olds and udw d. Sailing. The Final Stakes. $1,C00 added. (35893)tLady Strathmore... . .... 4....1C9 750 359153Schwalbe ft ... 3.. ..100 735 3560?fJordan ft ... 3.... 96 740 36007Found 6.... 90 730 tT. P. Hayes entry. Fifth Raco 3-4 Mile. 3-yaar-olds and upward, Allowances. 35935 Elastic ft ... 5.. ..112 710 35977 Delagoa ft ... 3.. ..104 715 35961 Hobart. ft ... 6. ...102 693 35977 Kindred ft ... 5.. ..102 705 (3e006)Ieicle ft.... 4.... 99 720 35912 If YouDnre ft ... 4.... 99 715 (35933) Lady Idris ft.... 4.... 99 710 (35978) Maggie Felix 5.... 99 ......725 35820 OrrieGoan ft ... 4.... 99 695 (35961 )Santa Ventura ft.... 4.... 99 710 (16006)Ed L ft.... 8.... 99 715 (35956) (Jolonel Maffitt ft.... 3.... 97 705 (35908) Mayor Johnson ft ... 3.... 91 700 35977 Dr. Scharff ".. ft.... 3.... 91 705 Sixth Race 1 1-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 3:9113Sambo ft ... 3.. ..105 715 J6006 Gin Spray 5.. ..100 690 35950 Iny ictus 4.... 1C0 700 360C9 Kisme 8.. ..100 720 35913 Orris 5.... 100 690 3f.9793Linden Ella. ft ... 5.. ..1(0 725 (15979)Erne ... 3.... 94 715 35979 Leflare ft ... 3.... 94 710 Latonia Form IiATONIA FORM. Cincinnati. O., October SO Tho horses soeming to have the bost chances in Friday's races are: First Race Birdwood or Me Sah Che. Second Race Nick Longworth or First Mason. Third Race Declaimer or Frank Mc. Fourth Race Trocadero or Sardonic. Fifth Race Belle Mahone or Makeda. Sixth Race Lombre or Nellie Bawn. T. K. Lynch. Aqueduct Form AQUEDUCT FORM. , The form of Friday's Aqueduct fields is: First Race Savoy, Young Henry, Harry New. Second Raco Right and True, Ithan, Turnpike. Third Race Belle's Commoner, Cameron, Maud Gonno. Fourth Race Ellison entry, Examiner, Jack o'Lantern. Fifth Raca Brunswick, Early Eve, Ban Andres. Sixth Race Courtenay, Moon Daisy, Bedlam. Latonia Entries LATONIA ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear ; track good. Apprentice allowance. Runs well in mud. First Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. Gus Berkeley, b. c, by Audrain Annie Tarr 6.. ..101 27899 Lady Midas 3.... 101 670 Megowan 4.... 101 29445 St. Bluff 4.... 101 700 35699 Ruby Ray ft ... 3....1C1 680 349923Lizzie Loy ft... 3.... 101 690 34675 Me Sah Che 3.. ..101 683 35986 Chiquasabog ft... 5.. ..101 680 35331 Indian II 3.... 101 685 3248 Flossie's King 3.. ..101 675 27996 Hazel Ray .. 4.... 101 650 29114 Owana 3.. ..101 670 35264 John W. Patton 5... .101 680 36010 Birdwood ft ... 3.... 101 615 Second Race 5 1-3 Furlongs. 2-yoar-olds. Colts. Allowances. S481SFirst Mason ft . . . 1C8 713 31704 Pageant 108 ......725 35801 Spinet ....105 710 352.'9 Quincy 105 695 S59 92Nick Longworth 103 720 34998 Horatius 1C3 715 Date Mitchell, ch. c, by Bob Miles Queen Bee II 103 Hopewell 103 359"9 John E 103 700 35956 Model Monarch 103 705 35753 Harold Keeling ...1C0 710 35939 Lee Ridley 100 ......700 .35919 Nath Woodcock 100 70" 35939 Odran 100 695 Third Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses. A?. Wt Hdci 35910 Kilimandscharo ft .. 110 70" 35988 Frank Mc 102 720 35987 Floret .- ft . 102 710 35724 Dawson w 102 715 36i 1 Cotumena f .: 99 705 (c6015)Declaimer 99 ... , 72.5 35987 Palmette ft ... 97 715 Fourth Race 1 1-4 Miles, 3-year olds and Pfd. allin 35962 Pressrave ft . 4 ...109 710 35962 Pay The Fiddler.... ft 6. ...109 .715 (3E988)Trocadero .... ft . 3. ...106 72 35914 Creeper 5....105 70C (34772)Tammany Chief 4....105 710 35S94 Admetus ft ... 8. ...105 705 35911SocnnduB 4.... 104 715 359 112Pat Garrett ft ... 6.... 97 700 35962 Facado (.... 6.... 97 7C0 35914 Branch ft.... 7.... 97 710 36015 Hcortic f ... 3.... 94 715 338733Sardonic 7.... 92 725 Fifth Race 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. 35875 Ponrquoi Pas ft ...115 710 35963 Two Lick ...115 715 35918 Lampshade. 115 705 35918 Sanctiseima 110 700 35961 Adios '. 110 720 S5942 Belle Mahone 110 705 357' 9 The Crisis 110 725 35963 Lady Matchless ft ...107 700 359613Makeda 103 715 35758 Naulahka. ...103 715 33138 Miss Gould 103 690 35963 Georgia West 103 710 32529 Lady Hasbrouck 103 695 35990 Sonna 103 690 Sixth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. 35962 Nellie Bawn ft....lG7 710 359382Moderator 105 715 359882Brissac &....102 720 859S8 KingTatius ft ... 99 7co 33781 Lombro 99 7,,5 35987 Mint Bed 99 700 34511 Wiseendine 91 705 35987 Kilrush ft ... 91 715 NOTICE. Daily Racing Foiiii is a publication which ii built by its staff from day to day. Its "form" and tho number of its charts are copyrightod. Tho chart numbers are so arranged that lagal Identification is easy of proof, Tho selections and hand! cap figures attached to ontries ars arranged on tbi same basis. Tha latter ennas from tha work of fom exports aftor tha telagravo recaipt of charts end entries. All psroons are warned not to ues said chart or Index nnzabers, lalootions or handiest flsurea. NOTICE. Persons transacting businoss with this newspapar are earnostly requostsd to make out all drafts, checks or money orders uniformly to tho order 0' Daily Racing Fosu Publishing Co. Similarlj correspondents and other persons who may hav occasion to communicate with Daily Racing Foem on matters pertaining to such topicB as are traatd in its columns should Invariably address Da.il Racing Fom Publishing Co, Racing Dates of 1902 RACING DATES OF 1903. St. "Louis Fair Grounds October 1-31 Wor'th. 111 October 7-November 1 Latonia, Ky October 25-November 22 Aqnoduct, N. Y October 27 November I Lakostdo, Ind f November 1-15 Washington ( Beunlng) November 10-29 Oakland and Ingleside, Cal Nov. 15 Dec. 31 New Orleans, La........ November 27 Decembw 31 " Aqueduct Entries AQUEDUCT ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear ; track fast. Runs well in mud. First Race 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward, Handicap. End. Horeos. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 35980 The Musketeer 4... .123 .730 (35931)Unmasked 5....121 . . ..735 35295 Demurrer A.... 4.. ..119 730 (3588)tSevoy .... 7.":il6 i:": 359852Lord Badge 3.... 114 " . 720 35980 YtUDg Henry 1 ... 4.. ..114 Y'. UO 35483 Belvino 4....112 .....!725 35123 Harry New 3. ...112 735 '59853 FTuntrossa g....i07 725 359552Himself 4....102 715 35830 Ben Battle 5.,.. 93 """710 fRuns as Syrlin. Second Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling, fnd. Horses, color, Bex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 33986 Glendon. ...no 710 Duke of Kendall, b.c, by Sir Mod- red Duchess of Kendall. 107 .... 35888 Miss Dorothy 107 7f 35SS0 Bight and True .!l02 35930 Cruachan in son 3r,933 The Guide . ..".'.102 .b95 R5507 Semper Vivax .. 102 690. " " 3593C3Earl of Warwick ft 102 710 35888 Gallant Smith ft ...102 I!."." ."705 " 35507 Ithan ft 101 '72QM 355t.7 Albany Girl ft . 99 "'Jm 359 W Niaxus 09 jH 33208 Wilhelmina 99 "iH (35616)Tnrnpike ...97 '.HHI 35749 Watkins Overton 97 J". .,715 .35954 Pittacus 95 ......700 Lady Mistake 94 JJ".".... Third Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-yaar-olds and upward, Alfowances. Ind. Horees. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (35935)Articulate ft ... 4. ...126 730 (35980) Bonnibert...., 4.... 124 735 35980 Surmise 4.. ..Ill 715 33179 Belle's Commoner.. S....108 "!!!'750 (-35982)Cameron .... 3.. ..108 ..... 740 3595320om Paul ft.... 3....105 7.J0 35985 duntressa ft ... 3.. ..105 . 725 39852Lord Badge 3... .105 ..""725 35953 Extinguisher 3.. ..103 ......720 3J980 UaudGonne ft.... 4. ...103 735 35928 Waterton 4... .101 ....."700 359512Lady Sterling. 3. ...1C0 ...!..7S0 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. The Lynbrook Handicap. $1,000 added. 358502Lady Albercraft S....120 725 3f.927 Mackey Dwyor it ...115 730 (35983)NeTermore ft ...114 740 359o5 Joe Cobb ft ...112 730 .158503Miladi Love ft ...ill '. 720 35983 Leipfic. iog 725 3581fCaptain Arnold i ...104 ..!!!!710 359813Lyman Hay ....102 1750 359553J5xaminer ft 100 IK 35998 Chicle . . 97 720 S60032jBck VLant?rn ft':." 93 i;:: tC R. Ellison entry. Fifth Race-1 Mile and 70 Tarda. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 35926 Fonsolee ft ... 5 . 102 710 .(,?Brn?swick 3 100 750 35819 Snark ft ... 4.... 99 725 359ol San Andres 4 9 ivi 35928 The Talisman ft ... s'.W'. 93 720 SI83!130 3 9' .".'''730 o5951 Past 3 91 ron sraariy Eve ft ... a.::: 90 ::::::74o 359ol Musidora ft ... 3.... gg ......733 . Sixth Race 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances. 35362 Tho Dancer 3... .108 700 351582Courtenay ... 3....1C8 795 35852 Leslie Bruce 3.. ..105 '"""690 33857 Dr. Korber " 6 105 695 2S6C2 Francois "... 3 ""lTO 690 ""'' ifMoon Daisy ft... 3....105 3a93l Dachshund 4 ... 4 ...105 705 33101 Broadstreet 3. ..105 """7nn 35458 Aminte 4:".105 ns 35458 Colonel Rue 5 105 7nn 35852 Bedlam ".. 3:;;:io5 """715 34191 Moroton 5 105 """fion ' 35622 Tact . 3. ! 105- "Y'705 21314 Dalesworth 3".".105 W.W.Wim Aqueduct Form AQUEDUCT FORM. New Yoek, N. Y., October SO. The horses seeming to have the best chances In Friday's race3 ' are: First Bace Unmasked or Sevoy. Second Race Watkins Overton or Turnpike. Third Race Cameron or Oom Paul. Fourth Race NeVermore or Joe Cobb. Fifth Race Brunswick or Early Eve. Sixth Race Courtenay or Moon Daisy, H. FOOSLAND. Latonia Form LATONIA FORM. The form of Friday's Latonia fields is : First Race St. Bluff, Lizzie Loy, Indian II. Second Race Pageant, Nick Longworth, First Mason. i Third Race Declaimer, Frank Mc, Dawson. Fourth Race Sardonic, Trocadero Secundns. Fifth Race The Crisis, Adios, Naulahka. Sixth Race Lombre, Brissac, Modorator. Page [4] Latonia Form Chart LATONIA FORM CHART. BlIIJLD ALE, KY October 30, 1902. Fifth day. Latonia Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting. Weather clear ; track good. Presiding Judge, C. F. Price. Starter. J. J. Holttnan. flaring starts at 2:00 p. m. I indicates whip. 5 spars, blinkers. FIR8T BACB7"8 JUIle iurs0 m 4-yar-ldB and upward. Selling. 30010 Ind Horses A Wt St M V, X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 35938 JIGGER R 3 104 5 61 4i 41 li 1" Helgesen Wheeler & Co 4 7 7 2 35910 LOCUST BLOSSOM R 7 1C9 6 3" 11 11 21 2 H Booker F W Torreyson 6 6 5 2 8f.9UJOHN DRAKE J$ 4 99 7 41 92 3 3" S3 Neeley D V Grace & Co 8 15 15 6 359W2ALTONA H 3 106 13 13 13 7 4h 41 Hothersall J J Younker Jr 3 3 3 6-5 34395 TOM GILMORE RS 5 112 8 9 51 21 5" 6 O Aker J J Wh'tesides 6 15 12 5 35910 GLENZ EN N 3 10511 2h 7 51 61 61 Gleason Hickey Bros& Co 20 40 40 15 35962 GRAY DALLY IS! 4 104 4 8 10 61 7 7 H Wilson Mrs G Opdyke 15 30 80 12 35301 MAID OF HOPE R 3 99 3 7 31 8 8 8 Lindsey W Miller fc Co 20 40 40 15 858033NEW AMSTERDAM 3 99 9 51 8 9 9 9 Romanelli L Landry 6 8 7 21 35934 BIRD WOOD 3 93 14 14 61 10 10 10 J Daly Mrs E Brewster 4 5 5 2 34711 JOE VAIL R 4 107 1C 10 11 11 11 11 Castro H Dodson 30 100 100 40 35941 FERGUS M'CUDDY 8 4 104 12 12 12 12 12 12 Scully O Tyler 40 60 60 20 28998 NAP'N BONAPARTE IS 7 112 2 11 21113 13 13 Gormley J Bchwarzendahl 20 50 50 20 355243CHANTON 851 5 102 11 Fell. Preston C Hak & Sons 10 20 20 8 Apprentice allowance. Time, 251, 50, 1 :16i, 1 :S2. Winner Ch. g, by St. Jnlieh Princess Himyar (trained by J. Wheeler). Went to post at 2:10. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second the same. Jigger had to go all around his field to get up and was driving to the limit at the end after fighting it out with Locust Blossom all through the last furlong. The latter showed early speed, but tired at the end. John Drake was crowded back in the run down the backstretch and had to go around the leaders to get up. He finished strongly and bears watching. Altona closed a big gap in the stretch run. Chanton fell at the sixteenth post. Gray Dally was sore when going to the post. Napoleon Bonaparte showed early speed. Overweights Glenzen, 31 pounds. Jigger, show, 6 to 5. Locust Blossom, show, evens. John Drake, show, 3 to 1. Altona, show, 1 to 2. SECOND RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Colts. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St k X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (35919) BOB FRANKLIN I 105 3 1" 11 11113 C Kelly LBDickerson 12 15 15 6 359633JOE BUCKLEY X 111 1 21 31 21 22 Ellis Mrs A D Worley 8 10 8 3 35845 ANTAGONIST R 105 10 41 51 62 31 J Daly W J Donohue 8 8 5 2 (35916)SINNER SIMON R 108 6 61 41 41 41 Dade Gorman & Bauer 8-5 8-5 3-2 7-10 S59162SOOTHSAYER R 102 2 31 21 31 53 H Booker Lamasney Bros 7 8 7 21 35916 ORPHEUM R 102 5 5" 61 5 61 Mountain H M Ziegler 8 8 8 3 D'ARCY R 102 7 7 7 7 7 J O'Connor J S Rothert 30 E0 50 15 35151 CHARLIE SCOGGAN W 102 13 13 9 8 8 Helgesen G Lindenberger 30 40 40 15 3i939 BARON KNIGHT R 102 8 8 8 9 9 D Boland H Eades 40 40 40 15 (35S82JCHAMBLEE 11 115 9 9 10 10 10 Irven S E Parmer & Co 10 12 10 4 (34981)BAKfiR WATERS S 108 11 11 11 11 11 Scully F Clarkson & Co 10 12 12 5 34816 HAND ORGAN R 102 12 12 12 12 12 H Wilson C H Williams 40 60 60 20 BARNEY BURK W 105 14 14 13 13 13 B Wood Seller & Co 50 60 60 20 35966 ROSANCO R 105 4 10 14 14 14 Gormley J Robertson & Co 40 60 60 20 Time, 24, 50,1:03,1:101. Winner Ch. c, by Russell Morning Bride (trained by L. B. Dickerson). Went to post at 2 :37. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Bob Franklin showed the most speed all the way won easing up and was never in trouble. Joe Buckley did his best and was hustled along all the way. Antagonist saved ground at the tnrn into the homestretch, hung on gamely when'the pinch came and ontgamed Sinner Simon when it came to a drive. The latter ran below his best form. Soothsayer did not run his race, but was pinched off in the run down the back-stretch. Scratched 359163 Harding, 105. Bob Franklin, show, 3 to 1. Joe Bnckley, show, 3 to 2. Antagonist, show, 4 to 5. Sinner Simon, show, ont. THIRD RACE 1 Mile. Purse $4t0. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. rgQj Horses A Wt St X hi X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P Hd ?HARGIS R 3 97 1 H 11 H H 13 Helgesen P Dunne 3-2 3-213-10 out mm GLEN WOOD 4 103 2 2" 33 32 21 2 J O'Connor H McCarren Jr 10 12 12 4 MbRIKF I 4 100 5 73 73 41 43 S Lindsey Mrs M Goldblatt 2 21 2 3-5 (35943)ADEN 3 103 4 31 2" 2 S2 41 H Booker Brown Peters 8 8 8 21 35727 GOLDEN GLITTER W 3 94 3 511 &h 53 52 55 J Daly C W Moore 30 40 40 12 35687 MAJOR DIXON I 5 100 8 8 8 710 710 62 ReddingtonJ T Stewart & Co 8 10 8 21 S59i9 DRUMMOND R 3 94 7 61 61 6 61 715 C Kelly WHMay&don 12 15 15 5 3J940 LONG I 3 94 6 42 41 8 8 8 R Martin Austin & Sargent 40 100 100 40 Time, 25, 01, 1 :171, 1 :43i. Winner Ch. c, by Hanover Extra (trained by T. McGee). Went to post at 3:05. At post 2 minutes Start poor. Won easily; second handily. Hargis outclassed his field today, was never in trouble and was under restraint all through the last furlong. Glen-wood was hustled along all the way, came again at the end and ontgamed Brief when it came to a drive. The latter was cut off and interfered with when rounding the first turn. Aden found the route too far and tired. Major Dixon and Drummond were practically left at the post. Scratched 15188 Jeff, 104: 359412Pat Garrett, 10.1. Glenwood, show, 3 to 2. Brief, show, out. FOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile. $MW added. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St K K X StrFin Jockeys Owners OHO 35915ZYRA R 3 97 6 fcx 21 21 HI Helgesen G J Long 8 10 10 4 35965 LADY KENT H 5 101 2 41 3" 31 2 Ca.-tro W L Hazelip 8 10 10 4 35964 CARRIE I. 5 90 3 11 H 1" 3" Pirrman S E Parmer & Co 50 60 60 20 S5U7 OUR JESSIE R 3 93 10 10 7 61 42 C Kelly Arms'g&Harding 15 20 20 6 (35965)ALBULA R 5 113 8 51 5h 61 511 H Booker Lamasney Bros 31 4 31 6-5 (35891) BRIDGE R 3 98 4 211 42 411 611 8cully J d Bratton 8 12 12 4 345672ST HERA R 3 11)8 1 .7 8 7 7 Lindsey J W Pngh 6 10 10 4 35810 jIMINEZ 158 4 112 5 8 6" 8 8 J WinkfteldP Dunne 2 2 3-2 1-2 3E915 RUBUS S 3 90 9 61 9 9 9 Houbre Chinn fc Forsythe 12 15 15 5 35620 OPERATOR R 4 119 7 9 10 10 10 H Durham H B Durham 20 20 15 5 fOmitted from entries. Time, 24, 491, 1 :16. Winner B. f, by Azra Aunt Anne (trained by W. Hopkins.) Went to post 3:50. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Zyra had to go around the leaders to get up, shook off Carrie I. in the stretch run and was poin away at the end. Lady Kent saved ground at the turn into the homestretch, was under a drive all of the last furlong and rut-gamed Carrie I. when the pinch came. Carrie I. was used up making the early pace with Bridge. The latter quit badly in the stretch run. Our Jessie came with a rash on the extreme outside in the last furlong, and would have been second in a few more strides. Albula, Jiminez and Rubus ran poorly and can all do better. Overweights Lady Kent, 4 pounds. Zyra, show, 2 to 1. Lady Kent, show, 3 to 2. Carrie I., show, 5 to 1. Albula, show, 3 to 5. Jiminez, show, out. . FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St 34 Yt X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S5983LAUKA F. M. 11 103 3. 2 V l 1' O Kelly J J Marklein 8-5 8-5 7-5 3-5 35963 SPECIAL TAX 11 106 5 6" 31 32 23 A Hall J H Baker & Co 6 7 7 2 35963 LOUISE COLLIER I 104 1 U 2 22 3 Lindsey W H May & Son 10 15 15 6 (35723) MISS KNICK'RBOCK'RR 108 2 7h 71 42 4 Troxler G 8ummers 10 10 8 3 34273 MOCKERY R 102 11 5i 41 51 5 Mountain H M Ziegler 12 20 20 8 35C9D SMYRNA R 102 10 10 82 61 6 Alarie Clay Bros 30 40 40 15 359422 MAXETTE R 95 13 41 61 7 7 H Booker M J Shannon 8 10 8 3 359423MISS EON N 97 14 31 5a 82 8 Honbre J B Lewman 7 7 6 2 35818 SEAL 8POTTS R 100 12 12 11 11 9 J O'Connor G Linderberger 15 40 40 12 33138 BE3SIE SETTLE R 100 6 9 10 10 10 Helgesen Settle & Co 20 20 15 6 35933 HIDE AND SEEK R 104 7 11 12 12 11 Castro W& J Carroll 15 25 25 8 319 12) BRIDAL MARCH R 104 4 81 92 91 12 Pirrman R J Hiner 6 15 15 5 358M)3iNSTAR R 100 8 14 14 14 13 J Daly Ward & Harlan 10 12 10 4 THIXIE DIMLING RSI 100 15 15 15 13 14 Scully J R Farris & Co 20 40 40 12 35963 PURE DALE R 100 9 13 13 15 15 H Wilson Mrj L Griffin 40 40 40 15 Apprentice allowance. Timo, 24, 501, 1 :l". Winner B. f, by Ben Strome Stapella (trained by J. J. Markloin). Went to post at 3:57. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Laura F. M. raced Louise Collier to exhaustion in the first half and came away without great effort in the stretch run. Special Tax was on the outside all the way, caught Louise Collier tiring in the stretch and finished strongly under a drive. Louise Collier showed speed and hung on longer than usual. She was off well in motion. Miss Knickerbocker made up a lot of ground in the last quarter. Mockery and Miss Eon showed early speed. Overweights Miss Knickerbocker, 2 pounds. Laura F. M., show, out. Special Tax, show. vens. Louise Collier, show, 3 to 1. SIXTH RACU 7- Ainu, furbe Uu. a-year-olds and upward. Selling. I Horses A Wt St H. K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C V S59W DISCLAIMER 1 3 99 6 2' o it 21 Ht J Daly J M Ward 10 20 20 8 a. 3594320PTIMO 3 104 4 63 51 5" 61 21 Scully E F Welsh & Co 31 4 4 7-5 I 359Q82DAVE SOMMER8 IJ 3 101 1 3 2 41 1",32 Houbro W W Elliott 4 6 6 2 35760SIPHON Rl 3 -94 8 41 4H 3a 31 4 C Kelly J J Marklein 4 4 4 7-5 359S7SCORTIC 5 3 99 5 8 8 8 71 51 McDonald Roninson&Leach 10 15 15 5 35987 GONFALON 'BSE 5 110 9 7h 6" 63 51 61 H Booker H Robinson 6 6 21 6-5 35635 MISS SOAK N 7 104 2 5a 72 72 82 7 Castro W L Hazelip 6 30 30 10 35895 KOHN WREATH RS 4 104 7 1" HI 42 8 Dade J Brinkman 6 7 7 21 359622QUIDE ROCK R 7 109 10 9 9 9 9 9 Seamands FW Johnson 10 20 20 8 357C8 RESOURCE RS 4 112 3 10 10 10 10 10 A Hall J H Baker & Co 30 50 50 15 Apprentice allowance. Time, 25. 50, 1 :18, 1 :301. Winner Ch. c, by Deceiver Ada IV. (trained by J. S. Ward). Went to post at 4:25. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Declaimer was a contender all the way, shook off Kohnwreath in the stretch, run and was going Hway at the finish. Optimo finished strongly after being crowded back at the turn into the backstretch. Dave Sommers was used up chasing the leaders and was tiring at the end. Kohnwreath' tired and quit in the last eighth after showing a good turn of early speed. Scratched 35684 Chopin, 107; 859193Adelante, 1C6; 34511 WTissendine, 104; SE913 Lysbeth,99. Declaimer, show, 3 to 1. Optimo, show, 3 to 5. Dave Sommers, show, evens. Siphon, show, 3 to 5. Gonfalon, show. 3 to 5. Worth Form Chart WORTH FORM CHART. WORTH, IIX., October 30, 1902. Twenty-first day. Worth Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. Waather clear; track fast. Presiding Jadge, J. F. Morse. Starter, Richard Dwyer. No recall flag U3ed. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. t Indicaoa whip, 5 spurs. I bllntcars Q KQQt) FIRST RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. O O J W 2-year-olds. Allowances. ' Ind Horses A Wt St & K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 359242AU REVOIR Rl 113 31 H 11 H 13 Coburn G C Bennett & Col-3 1-3 1-4 out 35968 AN GELO N 110 1 E" 43 31 2 Buchanan J D McMiilan&Co8 16 16 21 35971 SARAH MAXIM RJ 110 4" 22 231 22 331 Hoar C E Mahone 6 11 10 21 35783 DO DONA R 110 61 31 3 41 411 Donnelly M Haber & Co 12 15 15 3 35947 OUR BESSIE R 110 75 6a 61 5a Battiste J F Newman 8 25 20 3 359453COMPUTATION 11 113 5" 4 5r 5 63 Otis G Mule 25 60 50 7 35337 BROOKSTON R 113 75 61 73 8 7" P Anstet C A Johnson & Co 30 100 100 30 359203LEASH R 110 8 8 8 71 8 T Butler LLevy 20 50 50 6 Time, 23, 48, 1 :0. Winner Ch. c, by De Beanvoir Bon Voyage (trained by H. McDaniel). Went to post at 2:05. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily ; second driving. Au "Revoir simply played with the field and won as his rider pleased. Angelo moved up fast when turning for home and finished strongly, wearing down Sarah Maxim in the closing strides. The latter showed mnch speed, but tired a trifle in the last fifty yards. Dodona tired rapidly in the last eighth. Onr Bessie appears to be of little present account. Leash was all entangled at the start and had no chance by the time she got into her stride. Scratched S5924!Fort Wayne, 113. Angelo, show, evens. Sarah Maxim, show. 9 to 10. QQQ'-i SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $400 ; $75 to second ; $25 to third. OuttO 3-year-oIdg. Allowances. fnd Horses A WtSt jj H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3594S3HERODIADE R 110 1 15 131 12J i Coburn G C Bennett & Co 21 3 3 I 357633COUNT 'EM OUT RB 110 3" 32 21 21 22 Hoar M Foster 12 12 10 4 35893 PRONTA R 107 6a 6a 63 53 3 Otis T Carey 4 5 4 8-5 358963 JAU BERT no 2 2" S3 32 4 Battiste CDeWitt& Co 4 4 31 6-5 35896 BALM OF GILEAD H 110 51 4a 4a 42 5 Buchanan Mrs M Abadie 21 3 13-51 35847 ROSE OF MAY RS 107 4" 73 73 6h 65 S Bonner CCMcCafferty&Co30 40 20 8 358 42 KING'S COURT $J 107 8 52 52 7 7" W Hicks J B Mitchell & Co 40 75 60 20 J58962LOU WOODS R 107 71 8" 85 8N 810 JHGrahamC K Bnrdeau 12 20 20 6 35663 MARY PINE R 107 9 9 9 9 9 J Baker Mrs T D Ewart 60 100 100 30 Timet2S.47,l:i;i. Winner Ch. c, by Hanover Druidess (trained by H. McDaniel). Went to post at 2:35. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Herodiade showed the most speed and as never in trouble, winning well in hand. Count 'Em Out finished resolutely and was much the best of the others. Pronta made up ground fast in the last quarter and finished strongly, getting up in time to nip Jaubert on the post. The latter tired in the closing strides. Balm of Gilead stood a long stretch drive with ganieness. Scratched S5969 I. Samelson, 110; 35636 8erpent, 110; Elance. 107; 35807 Frances M., 107. Herodiade. show, 1 to 2. Count 'Em Out, show, 8 to 5. Pronta, show, 7 to 10.. Jaubert, show. 3 to 5. Balm of Gilead, show. 1 to 2. Q K QQ A THIRD BACEi 1-8 Miles. Purse $6 JO: $75 to second; $25 to third. O fj : All Ages. Handicap. tnd Horses A Wt St St M Vi X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (376)BES.M'CARTHY'l 3 99 3" 24 33 3 35 36 VI Battiste E J Arnold & Co 41 5 18-56-5 (35946)THE LADY R 5 117 la H 22 22 22 1 21 Buchanan Durnell & Herz 7-5 13-52 7-10 359 462 SCAR LET LILY R 5 101 4" 31 la 1 1 21 3T Otis S S Tracey & Co 6-5 3-2 3-2 9-20 35916 VULCAIN RSI 5 101 5 43 41 42 46 4 U BirkenruthEzell & Lazarus 4 8 6 3-2 35822 C. BALLANT'NERS 4 95 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 Pieratt J H Bobbins 50 100 luu 1C0 "u 30 " Time, 25. 49 1 :15, 1 :IC, 1 :53. Winner B. f, by Chorister Citronella (trained by T. Kiley). Went to post at 3:05. Off at once to a good start. Won easily ; second the same. Bessie McCarthy steadily wore down The Lady in the last eighth struggle and won going away. Buchanan placed The Lady while going down the backstretch, where she would have gone to the front. He did not call on her until turning for home, where she responded gamely, but could not concede the weight to the winner. 8carlet Lily tired rapidly when the pinch came. The others were never serious contenders Scratched-(35899)Lncien Appleby, 123; 35946SFelix Bard, 100. Overweights Vulcain, 1 pound : Bessie McCarthy, 2. Bessy McCarthy, show. 1 to 3. The Lady, show. 1 to 4. Scarlet Lily, show, out. QOX" F0?JH BACE-l Mile. 2-yearK)lds. The Chicago Ridge Handicap. $1,500 added"; O fJ fJ J t-l $300 to second : $150 to third Net value to winner, $1,820. Ind Horses A Wt St K K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 35737 FLOCARLINE R 112 5 i 4" 41 2 1 Coburn M K Tichenor&Co6-5 3-2 3-2 1-2 359472GOLD BELL RS 105 4 3 .32 2a U 2 Hoar J F Schorr 6 8 8 11-5 (35300) LINGUIST R 119 2 43 5 5 5 31 Buchanan F Cook 7-5" 3-2 7-5 1-3 359003GREGOR K. R 114 1 21 22 33 3 43 Battiste WM Hedges &C06 9 7 8-5 358812ST. MINOR R 102 S" 12 13 n 4. 5 Robbins F Cook 113 7-5 3-2 "lan 7-5 1-3 tCoupled in betting. Time, 24, 48, 1 :U. 1 :4 Winner Ch. f, by St. Florian Carline (trained by G. W. Poole). Went to post at 3 :35. At post 2 minutes. Start excellent. Won driving; second the same Flocar-line was rated along carefully for the first five and one-half furlongs where Coburn called on her and she responded with speed and courage, wearing down Gold Bell in a desperate last sixteenth struggle, just getting up in time to win on the post. The latter appeared the winner when a furlong out, but tired just a shade in the closing strides. Linguist swuDg a little wide when turning for home, but when ooce straightened closed np ground fast and finished strongly under a vigorous ride. Gregor K. ceased to b.i a contender when a fnrlong out. St. Minor showed much speed but had enough when entering the last quarter. Scratched 35737 The Don, 103; 3C992 Our Besie,100. Floe irline, show, out. Gold Bell, show, 7 to 10. The entry, show, out. Linguist, singly, place 3to5 show, out. St. Minor, singly, place, 8 to 5; show, out. 1 ' 'QQft FIFTH RAClfi-fi-8 Mile. Purse $100; $75 to second; $25 to third. . gj J kJ J All ages. Allowances. - Ind" Horses A Wt St H Vt X StrFir. Jockeys Owners O H C P 358972GOLDEN RULE R 5 110 Ih 2? 29 2 U Buchanan Durnell & Herz 7-5 8-5 3-' "-'5 (35S97)KING PEPPER ) 4 110 2 n 11 1 23 Hoar F 1) Weir 8-5 9-5 3-' 2-5 (35921) FEDERAL R 6 110 3a mi .31 31 3? Cohurn H I Saxton 2 3 1.3-51-' 35845 AHOLA S 2 92 4 4 4 4 4 Robbins Mrs R Bradley 50 60 50 10 Time,2iJ, 47, Winner Ch. g, by Golden Garter Lucille Murphy (trained by C. E. Durnell). Went to post at 4 :05. Off at once to a good start. Won easily ; second the same. Golden Rule moved up steadily on King Pepper in the last quarter and had him beaten when a sixteenth from home The latter showed a great turn of speed bnt tired fast in the last eighth struggle. He pulled up slightlv lame. Federal, badly outrnn for the first half mile, finished strongly. Ahola was never in the hunt No show betting on first three. SIXTH RACK-l Mlie auu 7 OYards. Purse, $100; $75 to second; $25 to third. CJ tJ J J I 3-year-olds and npward. Selling. tnd Horses A Wt St M Yt X StrFin Jockeys Owners OH CP R 3 97 sk Hi 41 31 31111 Kobbius Curtis Dernham 2 1651 iT (SSg-'SCaTCH PLAID R 7 107 2 1 In l 2 W Hicks Mrs C E Durnell 8-5 2 8-5 3-5 35925 MARCOS R 8 101 1 21 32 42 42 32 Donnelly W Burke 7 10 9 3 35925EVA RICE KB 7 93 4" 3U 21 21 1 21 4U JHGrahamC K Burdeau 7 9 8 3 35847GA WAINE R 4 96 5a 4 52 53 6 51 i Pieratt W E Cotton & Co 8 8 .3 6-5 3588? IDA V.. R 4 101 6 6 6 6 5 6 J Baker R Smith 20 40 40 8 Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 49, 1 :15, 1 :41, 1 :45. Winner Br. c, by Hermence Complete (trained by H. Dernham). Went to post at 4:35 Off at once to a good start Won handily ; second driving. Huzzih moved an fast in the last quarter and outstayed Scotch Plaid in the last sixteenth struggle. The latter tired per-ceptibly in the last thirty yards. Marcos was badly cut off at tho last sixteenth and had to swing to the right for a c!ear path. He finished strongly. Eva Rice tired fast when the pinch came. Gawaine ran in improved form. Scratched-359252Peaceful, 115; 3i8512Constellator, 108; 31335SGuy H., If8; 35944 Limelight 103-S,Suen ! Trastamare, 101; 35925 Star Cotton, 101; 10770 Albert Lee, 101 ; (35879)Chickadee, 98; ' ' Boaos-'lne Gaston, Bo. Hnzzah, show, out. Scotch Plaid, show, out. Marcos, show, evens. Gawaine, show, 1 to.2. Page [5] St. Louis Form Chart ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. ST. L.OU1S, MO., October 30, 1902. Twenty-sixth day. St. Louis Fair Association. Autumn Meeting. Weather clear ; track fast. Presiding Judge, P. A. Brady. Starter. A. B. Dade. Racing starts at 2 :00 p. m. B indicates whip, 5 spurs, 8 blinkers. FIRST KAOE-5 l-a ITurlongs. Furse 400.' 2-year-olds. Allowances. " "36004: Ind Horses A Wt St & Yt li StrFin Jockeys Owners o H C V 15791 HETZKL IS 111 2 42 4 3 12 W Waldo BSchreiber 11-521 21 1 859ll3MON3'URBEATJCAIRElf5 HI 3 1" 21 1H 21 Louden W W Darden & Co 3 31 31 6-5 (32769)fBDRKE COCHRAN 1(8 1 23 13 22 33 H Watson D L Snow 7 8 6 21 S5fc7 NIMBLE NAG AS HI 6 51 62 61 4V Fauntleroy W L Lansing 15 20 20 8 S5958BKE AKER H 108 9 61 51 4b 52 Downing GH Shearer & Co 5 8 8 3 85891 LEXINGTON BESS XI 108 5 31 31 Eb 6 C Bonner W M Brnmfield 15 15 10 4 85873DR. K1ER ESB H5 8 82 78 78 78 Dale G C Baker 7 8 7 2 FORRAY R5 104 7 7" 8 6 812 Crabb H P Johnson & Co60 ISO 150 40 VIOfETTA RS 107 4 9 9 9 9 Watson J E Brewer 30 60 60 "0 fFoimerly Cochran. Time, 12, 241, 48, 1 :01i. 1 :l)8i. Winner B. c, by Balgowan Astolat (trained by H. Brandt). Went to post.at2:l0. Off at the first break to a good start. Won easily; second the same. Hetzel vras best ridden, ran a fast race, came through the stretch with a rush and was given a good finish Monsieur Beaucaire ran to the mark. Burke Cochran was given a bad ride. Watson never took hold f his head and almost fell off in the stretch. Nimble Nag ran in improved form. Scratched-(3592)Action, 111; 35978 The Advocate, 111 ; 35794 King Dodo, Hi; 35909 Dr. Kammerer 111; (35974) Light Opera, 103. ' Overweights Dr. Kier. 4 pounds. Hetznl, show. 1 to 2. Monsieur Beaucaire, show, 1 to 2. Burke Cochran, show, 6 to 5. 36005 SECOND RACE 6 1-2 Jb'urlougs. Purse $3C0. 3-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St M H 5 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3S892PAKNASSUS R 107 3 1 1 1 1 W Waldo J W Nixon 1 6-5 4-5 ont 859 6 PRECISELY IS 115 4 5" 75 51 2- Dale G C Baker 4 5 5 8-5 J59?.62Lt GATION IS 102 5 412 21 22 31 D Vititoe A Bellew 7 10 10 21 3589uHERODE3 B5 102 2 21 43 41 C Bonner N Boyd 7 7 7 5 35908 LOCA R 102 8 81 E 31 58 Louoen J D Lucas 15 15 15 6 359C8 PROFESSOR NEVILLEBS 102 9 71' 61 75 6 Crabb H P Johnson & Co 30 SO 20 8 3591LM ARIA ELENA R 97 6 3 42 6 72 Bridwell J C Gbio 60 80 80 0 3593 BROODLER IS 107 7 93 96 gn 810 Phillips A C Bernays 40 100 100 30 85958 AMENTUM IS 104 1 6" 8 9 9H Fauntleroy Goodlow & Co 100 200 2C0 60 S5936LADY IN BLACK ft 5 91 10 10 10 10 10 Luehrs Cottrell & Patton 60 60 60 "o u Apprentice allowance. Time, 12. 211, 49, 1 :15, 1 :22. Winner B. g, by Portland Dryad (trained by J. W. Nixon). Went to post at 2 :37. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Parnassus held the race eafe throughout, was always in hand and much the best. Precisely was well handled and ran to his best form. Legation ran a good race, but was tiring at the end. Herodes tired. Loca showed speed, but the effort to get np beat her. Scratched 3593 Cadet, 102. Overweights Precisely, 5 pounds; Amentum, 2. Precisely, show, 3 to 5. Legation, show, evens.- 36006 THISD KAC15 7"8 Mlle' P1"59600- 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St M hi X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3o9:vm 1UL.E R 4 104 1 12 13 js i j Watson Gumb'rts&Pow'rs 1 11-101 2T 35P61 ED L. H 8 105 6 41 ? 2 23 15-j- Fauntleroy H Pechman & Co 7 10 10 3 8J9512AULES R 3 95 3 21 2" 31 35 32 J Walsh Sanderf&Muuf'rd 4 5 5 8-5 35. 9 GIN SPRAY S 5 100 5 62 63 66 66 4o C Conner Dayton & Co 30 30 16 6 (3E9)LADA8 KB 6 K5 4 52 5 M 43 5" W Waldo OWBoardman&Co6 10 10 3 S?9373 RED APPLE R 4 108 7 7 42 53 f.5 612 Louden E Trotter & Co 4 5 5 8-5 355 iCKALA IS 3 ltO 2 31 7 7 75 71 Crabb J P Ranahan&Co40 100 1C0 20 OROFINO V. S 7 108 8 8 8 8 . 8 8 Fell J S Brownlee 100 150 150 60 Apprentice allowance. fDoad heat; purse diviaed. Time, 12, 211. 481. 1 :15. 1 :271. Winners Icicle, cb. g, by Hanover Theora (trained by J. Powers). Ed L., ch. g, b' by Lycunraa nrgus Mary B. (trained by H. Ppchman). Went to post at 3:01. At post 4 minutes. Start good. The first two wero driving hard. Icicle showed gmat early speed and led to the last eighth, then woakened when challenged. Ed L. ran a good race and Fauntleroy rode the best race of his lifo on him. Anles showed speed, but tired in the stretch' run. Gin Spray t-howed decided improvement. Ladas and Red Applo can do better. Ov rweights Kala. 2 pounds. IcicK show, out. Ed L.. show. 6 to 5. Aulee, show.7 to 10. gQiy J?ODRTH RACK 1 aiile ana 7 0 Yards. Purse $6C0. All ages. Handicap! Ind Horses A Wt St 14. ?i StrFin Jockeys Owners Q E C P (rt;y JJ t K XuUNU R 2 o 6 2 2 i3 )x w Waldo UOHaknr 3-2 21 21 4-5 Sl9692LAfY CRAWFORD IS 2 92 3 11 Hi 12 11 2 C Bonner B 8chreiber 21 4 8-5 3-5 (359 7)THE MESSENGER IS 5 93 4 51 58 51 53 31 Crabb A Bellew & Co 12 20 20 6 S57733PORT ROYAL R 3 115 5 41 311 32 31 41 Dale S W Streett 5 10 10 3 85935 V1RGIE D'OR 1 4 102 2 6 61 6 6 5" Louden J McDowell 8 8 6 2 35839JFOUND 6 98 1 31 43 41 43 6 Phillips J Huffman 5 7 7 21 Time, 1H, 24, 481, 1 :Hi. 1 :40, 1 :45. Winner Br. c, by Lamplighter Johnetta (trained by G. C. Baker). Went to post at 3:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. This was strictly a two horse race from start to finish. Jack Young finished strongly and was best ridden. Lacy Craw- ' ford showed great speed but was tiring at the end The Messenger liked the weights and ran a grand race for him. Port Royal showed improvement but was overweighted. Virgie d'Or showed plenty of early speed and was running easily when she was struck from the rear and cut down, causing her to quit. Found about ran her race. Overweights Port Royal, 2 pounds. Jack Young, show, ont. Lacv Crawford, show, out. The Messenger, show. 2 to 1. 0QQg FIFTH RACK 1 Mile. Purse $100. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St hi H 8trFin Jqckeys Owners O H Q P 35937 BENGAL IS 4 119 3 32 21 21 21 W Waldo C E Burnett & Co 6-5 6-5 4-5 2-5 ' 35581 TABY TOSA IS 3 100 2 56 45 32 31 2b J Walsh 8 B Burnett 4 8 7 2 358-i82DOESKIN R5 3 100 5 12 13 5 13 31 C Bonner Lowe & Hacker 3 3 13-54-5 3f-978 LUNAR 85 5 109 1 2b 31 48 46 48 Watson Gumberts&Pow'rs7 12 12 3 35918 BLUEMINT 3 100 7 75 65 51 58 56 R Taylor L Marion & Co 25 50 50 15 35954 LINGO B 3 100 8 8 71 78 7? 61? Louden E Trotter & Co 12 30 30 8 SPRAY OF PEARLS R 3 105 6 4b 52 6 63 72 Fell Dayton & Co 60 200 200 50 34637 SKILLMAN (SJ 7 104 4 6 8 8 8 8 Phillips L Kavanaugh 30 75 75 20 Time, 13, 25, 50, 1 :16. 1 :121. Winner Ch. c, by Ben Strome Begum (trained by C. E. Burnett). Went to post at 4:01. At post 4 minutes. Start' good. Won easily; second driving. Bengal ran a good race, was the best and was well handled. He could have won by a greater margin. Taby Tosa Unished well and ran a fairly good race, but can do better. Walsh laid out of it too long with bis mount. Ddeskin showed speed for over six furlongs, bat tired in the run home. Lunar was bumped and refused to extend herself. The others were outclassed. Scratched 35978 Pinochle, 101; 35510 Hanan, 101. Overweights Spray of Pearls, 5 pounds. Bengal, show, out. Tab Tosa, show, 4 to S. Doeskin, show, ont. g0QQ(jl SIXTH KACKX Jl-lO Miles. Parse $4u0. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. nd Horse A Wt St M Vi M. StrFin JockeyB OwnerB Q H C P 357702JOE LESSER IS 4 104 2 1b 2h 11 l 12 Fauntleroy H D Beams 6" 10 10 4 35P602ANTOLEE IS 4 102 1 45 3H 2" 2 22 Dale D A Honig 13-53 13-56-5 359603FON SPRAY 1 5 4 107 6 21 Hi S5 3 55 W Waldo Dayton & Co 3 3 3 359 62CHABLES D. R 6 107 5 63 65 68 68 43 Louden FGAltman 5 6 51 8-5 3'82iHUCENA IS 3 93 3 5b 52 5 43 52 C Bonner Fizar&Co 12 12 9 3 35936 KISME IS 8 104 7 36 46 42 5h 68 Watson Gumb'rts&Powers4 6 6 2 3593VOUR LADY IS 4 105 4 7 78 78 73 71 Fitzm'uriceJ N Miller & Co 30 SO 30 10 35916LITTLE LOIS 4 99 9 9 81 81 83 86 Bridwell G Gill SO 80 80 20 ' 34861 GREY FORGE 5 104 8 8 9 9 9 9 J Walsh W C Hutchinson 30 100 100 30 Apprentice allowance. Time, 121, 241, 491, 1:151, 1:42, 1:49. Winner B. g, by Whitney Hermie (trained by H. D. Beams). Went to post at 4 :32. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Job Lesier was much the best, showed speed throughout and was going awlay from his field at the end. Antolee ran well, but found her impost too heavy. Fon Spray ran in improved form under a good ride. Kisme ran a bad race. Scratched 35979 Urchin, 113; (35836)Morris Volmer, 107; 35836 Maria Bolton. 101: 358232Tda Penzance, 102 ; 35957 Blocker, 104. Overweights Antolee 2 pounds. Joe Lesser, show, 3 to 2. Antolee, show, 3 to 5. Fon Spray, show, 1 to 2. Jockeys' Chances JOCKEYS' CHANCE j. Several times The Spirit has drawn attention to the excellent chances a capable and well-behaved light-weight boy has of making name and fortune as a jockey. Never were chances so bright as at the present time. Several leading boys are "suspended" or otherwise disposed of, and any boy who will satisfactorily toe the line of honesty and capability today has a raro chance. There is a tremendous demand. It has never been filled, probably never will be, and only about one boy in every ten thousand has wit enough to see this great opening and take advantage of it. On an average eighty different boys are riding at a meeting around New York, but how many of them are to be classed as competent, honest, straight or worthy of any attention by public or owner? Yet there is $20,000 in the purse for the premier lightweight jockey of 1903, and there is only one boy in sight at present. It is to be hoped that this matter will be more plainly placed before the rising generation, and that the stewards and other officials of the various associations will outline some scheme that will give the boys a little "better grade of example than has been the case of late years. The lateetistep along thi3 line, while rather stringent and severo on those punished, establishes a precedent which cannot fail to bear rich and valuable fruit, although the examplo of punishment is far behind and far inferior to the demonstrations of palpable chances of success, as a popular educator and reformer. As to the boys who have had the chance and miserably failed to make the most of it. there are the "suspended" boys, drawing princely salaries and the ball of success at their feet, only needing an occasional tap to keep it moving. Yet they did not think it worth while. Two winters ago Cochran and Dale were on the tongue of everyone connected with racing. These two were riding at New Orleans, tieing for the jockey prizs there, and almost made a dead heat for it. Dale dropped out within three months of the close of the Crescent City racing and passed up to the sage brush, practically. Cochran remained here, and under McCafferty's care developed into a fair and promising boy. Last year he was third on the list at the metropolitan tracks, only headed by O'Connor and Shaw. Cochran rode 432 mounts and had fifty-seven wins, but of these thirty-three came before the close of Brighton Beach. Then he went ail to pieces. Finally McCafferty became dissatisfied, ceased to employ the boy, at last letting him go. Even after getting the chance of his life to ride for W. C. Whitney this year he had' hoT the wisdom to grasp it. Mr. Whitney personally gave him a sound talking to, with the result of two wins, followed by twenty-nine consecutive losers. ' His contract expires November 1, and it is safe to wager that Cochran senior will not be filing applications from millionaires to study at his leisure. Another problem is Redfern, who came hero last fall, absolutely unknown, introduced and "fathered" by the Pepper stable. Ho rode fifteen mounts at the 1901 Brooklyn fall meeting, winning two and then winning five races in forty-seven mounts at Morris Park. He continued working along that line. Always doing his best which has always been good up with ihe crows exercising with a clear brain and an appetite, attending strictly to business, riding good, well judged races with a steady improvement in every detail, en til there was an offer of $15,000 for the reversion of his contract, and $20,000 for the boy, not inclusive of tho usual winning and losing mount fees made for his services and declined, and then the figure placed on his services was said to be $50,000. There is success within reach of any decent boy! Their more or less complete failure may be avoided by any boy who can understand and apply a very pertinent object lesson. Spirit of the Times. 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 muBtbe 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 - . $8.00 PER ANNUM; $2.50 FOR SIX MONTHS. ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPrjCATlON. Address: H. A. BUCK, Publisher, Windsor Arcade, New York City. Principal Foreign Events in 1902 PKINCIPAX FOREIGN EVENTS IN 1903. Old Cambridgeshire Handicap Friday, Oct. 31 Liverpool Autumn Cup. Friday, Nov. 7 Derby Cup Friday, Nov, 14 Manp.hastarjJovamhnr Handicap Saturday. 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