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Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, January 4, 1903

Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, January 4, 1903 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1903 drf1903010401 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, January 4, 1903 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1903 $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] ' ' ' v VOX,7lxrKO. 4. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JASTTAKY 4, 1903. PRICE 5 CENTS Money Won Last Year - . MONEY WON XAST TEAK. Daily Racing Form Foday lays before its readers the first carefully prepared statement that has ever been published showing the total yearly winnings of the thoroughbred in the United States as a whole. The period covered is the year 1902, from January 1 to December 31, inclusive. In the main the figures are official, but one item is an estimate that is more likely to be too small than too large. That is the allowance of .. 5250,000 to cover such meetings as Dallas, Los Angeles, Denver, Sacramento and the host of fairs and small meetings of various descriptions, at which purses are offered for the runners. I The -imposing, the surprising, feature of this tabulation is that it reveals the magnificent total of $4,662,424 as the gross earnings of the horses that raced over the tracks of the "United States in ,1902. This is at least a million dollars more than any expert would have named at an off-hand estimate, and is impressive evidence touching the vitality and iU'5iof of the; -American -'turf. Thn various racing fields contributed to this total as follows, in order of importance: New York (inc. Saratoga) $1,798,975 Chicago 786,305 St. Louis : 426,475 San Francisco 417,624 New Orleans 248,185 Washington 122,455 Latonia 121,010 Butte 113,950 Buffalo 75,950 Memphis 73,925 Louisville ...7..... 68,360 Charleston , '. 61,825 Highland Park v 42,405 Nashville 20,025 Providence 12,300 Newport .. 11,730 Little Rock .. 10,925 i Miscellaneous (estimated) 250,000 Total $4,662,424- Aside from this colossal aggregate, American owners participated extensively in Canadian racing, the returns from the recognized meetings being as follows: Fort Brie (two meetings) ..$ 81,270 Toronto (two meetings) .. 55,477 Windsor (one meeting) 43,215 Hamilton (one meeting) 10,015 Total 1 $189,977 By dint of industriously campaigning from San Francisco to New York and back again, the veteran trainer and owner, Green B. Morris, enjoys the satisfaction and fame of heading the list of winning owners- of 1902. His margin over the Chicago owner; John A. Drake, is not a great one, but is sufficient. The $92,120 of the Drake stable was nearly all won by two horses, Savable and Wyeth. F. C. McLewee & Co., who rank third, won their $84,730 with their two magnificent racers Gold Heels and Major Daingerfleld. August Belmont's fine total of $77,466 was won by horses of his own breeding. One thing stands out plainly enough in the list of winning owners, and that is that S. C. Hildreth would nave been the leader had he retained the horses he sold to D.urnell & Herz, the money they won for the latter firm, added to his own credit of $71,375, being more enough to have enabled him to lead Green B. Morris. Owners whose liorses made satisfactory returns last year were those of J. W. Schorr, Barney Schrei-ber, Whitney & Duryea, G. C. Bennett & Co., L. V. Bell, S. S. Brown and P. Dunne, nd also the one-horse stable of Mrs. L. Cur-tis. The stables of Messrs. J. R. & F. P. j Keene, W. C. Whitney, A. Featherstone and i J. B. Haggin won respectable sums, but because of their big strings and many disappointments were all probably on the losing side. A little analysis will show that western stables make a good showng. Of the thirty-seven stables that won $25,000 or more twenty-one are western owned, and in this Green B. Morris is credited to the east, when as a matter of fact he might with equal propriety be credited to the west. The table following gives the winnings of all stables credited with $5,000 or more: Owners. Amt. Owners. Amt. G. B. Morris $93,350 J. H. Baker & Co..$10,420 J.A.Drake 9.2,120 J. Burrows 10.S9D F. C. McLewee &Co84,730 J. Curl 10,215 A. Belmont.. .77,466 P.Belmont 10,110 S. C. Hildreth 71,375 A.H.&D.H. Morrisl0,060 J. K. & F. P. Keene64,871. Mrs. K. Bradley.... 10,015 J. VV. Schorr 60,310 V. L. Oliver 9,900 V. C. Whitney 59,781 G. W. Cook 9,897 B. Schreiber 56,458 J. J. McAlester .... 9,191 Whitney & Dnryoa.56,030 D. 8. Fountain 9,625 G. C. Bennett & Co.50,220 F. Cook... 9,588 L. V. Bell 48,445 J. F. Schorr 9,570 S.S.Brown 46,845. W. H. May & Son .. 9,496 A. Featherstone.. .45,280T F. A. Clark 9,400 P.Dunne ..42.797 E.J. Baldwin. 9,S93 J. B. Haggin 41,960 L. Waterbury...;.. 9,40 3Qrii!s&'Vaterh'uso41.j85 H. E. Howell. . 9,311 Darnell & Herz.... 38,667 G.C.Baker. ...... 9,320 M. H. Tichenor&Co 36,699 S. S. Tracey & Co . . 8,9 10 F. R. Hitchcock ...35,890 H. Arthur 8,902 C. R. Ellison 34,616 Buckley & Bailey.. 8.85 E. Corrigan 32,427 J. S. O'Brien ...8,729 J. B. Respess 31,92(5 Chinn & Forsythe.. 8,720 F. Farrell 31,760 G.A.Davis 8,695 Fizor&Co 30,329 S.G.Morton 8,520 J. E. Madden 29,845 Diemel & Dwyer.. . 8,510 W.C.Daly 29,290 J. H. Carr 8,445 W. B. Jennings&Co 28,719 J. C. Milam & Co .. 8,151 G. F. Dwyer .27,950 Martin & Patton. .. 8,t9J Ezell& Lazarus.. .27,809 Lotos Stable. 8.065 Goughacres Stable.27,462 J. W. O'Neal & Co. 8,050 C. H. Mackay 26,965 P. J. Dwyer 8,030 S.Sanford& Son.. .26,670 W. M. Barrick 7,915 Carruth're&Shieias26,382 J. T. Stewart & Co. 7,758 T. P. Hayes ..26.230 K. D. Orr 7,742 J. Fleiechmann ... 25,910 H. M. Ziegler 7,605 Pepper Stable 25,610 M. Clancy 7,580 J. G. Follansbee. ..24,940 Mrs F. Farrell .... 7,570 R. T. Wileon, Jr... .24,272 R. F. Meyers 7,542 Mrs. L.Curtis 23,755 J. C. Ferris, Jr 7,470 Talbot Bros 23,620 J. J. MacKessey. .. 7,470 A. Shields 22,765 H. C. Schulz 7,400 A.Miller ....22,595 J.F.Newman 7.370 E. J. Arnold & Co.. 22.354 J. C. Oahn.... 7,330 W. H. Ketchiman. .21,664 W. O'B. Macdon'gh 7,296 A. L. Aste 21,430 Hatfield & Ownbey 7,285 P. J. Gorman .... ..21,295 W. S. Laird 7.124 A. Simons ..20,209 W. M. Hedges 7,120 J.Arthur 20,030 N. Dyment 7,085 H. T. Griffin 19,977 W. F. Schulte 6,980 C. T. Boots 19,128 D. Gideon 6,95 M. J. Maloney 18,380 W. L. 8tanfield .... 6,930 C. Young .. 17,95 L. Lemp & Co . 6,845 J E. Widener 17,787 G. Miller 6,805 P. H. McCarrcn.... 17,405 G. J. Long 6,747 Mrs. M. Goldblatt.. 15,545 P. J. Miles 6,740 T. H. Stevens 15,415 W. M. Hendrie 6,735 H. S. Page 14,960 W. M. Rogers 6,7 0 J. G. Lyman 14,655 T. Carey - 6,725 W. C. Rollins 14,475 E. W. Fitzgerald. .. 6,670 H. Robinson 14,442 T.Hitchcock 6,6 5 G. Hondrie 14,325 C. K. Burdeau 6,607 R. R. Rice 14.250 Osceola Stable 6,520 P. Ryan 14,455 P. S. P. Randolph.. 6.500 J. U. Strode 14,100 S. E. Parmer & Co. 6,475 C. Lind & Co 14,097 J. E. Lane 6,460 E. Trotter & Co ...14,132 J. A. Bennett 6,435 W. W. Darden&Co. 13,845 J. E. Gardner 6,410 Albemarle Stable.. 13,805 8. W. Streett 6,235 O. L. Richards ....13,595 T. H. Ryan 6,050 T. C. McDowell.. ..13,578 G.Summers 6,022 J. E. Seagram 13,375 F. D. Weir 5,890 J. P. Kraner 12,710 W. W. Elliott 5,805 J. K. Hughes .12,710 W. L. Sayre 5,715 Turney Bros 12,496 J. G. Lang 5,685 M. Finlen & Son.. .12,430 C. Oxx 5,635 J. R. Keene 12,290.. G. Mule . .. .... .. 5.619 F. T. Wood 12,046 P. M. Civill.... ... 5,f.9 J. Worth 11,915 J. F. Barrett & Co.. 5,568 J. J. Marklein & Coll,627 E. Morrell 5,560 J. 8. Bratton 11,400 H. McOarren Jr.... 5,555 J. Robertson 11,305 Daniels & Co 5,543 Columbia Stable. ..11,140 W. P. Magrane 6,440 N. Bennington 11,010 G. F. Johnson 5,395 J. F. Smith & Co.. .10.985 C. E. Waters 5,207 J. J. McCafferty.. .10,950 W. M. 81oan 5,169 R. Smith 10,905 A. J. Joyner 5,115 C. A. Johnson & ColO.889 W. T. Baldwin 5,080 H. Wehmhoff 10,815 R. P. Dodson 5,065 J. W. Pugh 10,695 J.L.Holland 5.065 Lamasney Bros.. ..10,693 Mr. Chamblet 5,050 J. Galway 10,630 Mrs. J. Coffey 5,025 H. B. Durham 10,500 A speedy weight-carrying and staying three-year-old Major Daingerfleld is the leading winner among the horses of 1902. His splendid total of $57,685 was gallantly won and he was probably the best three-yearold of the year, although that is a matter the admirers of Hermis and McChesney consider open to debate. A two-year-bid, the Futurity winner, Savable, comes second, with $46,100 to his credit. Third, fourth and fifth places are also filled by two-year-olds, two splendid representatives of the four-year-old and upward class in Gold Heels and Advance Guard, being sixth and seventh in the winning list. That the richest prizes of the turf are for the two-year-olds and three-year-olds is amply demonstrated by the fact that of the twenty leading winners of the year only four were four years old or more, Gold Heels, Advance Guard .Blues and Flying Torpedo, the other sixteen winners of the twenty being nine three-year-olds and seven two-year-olds. The table following gives the winnings of all horses that won $4,000 or more, and furnishes decidedly interesting reading: , Horses. A. Amt. Horses. A. Amt. Maj. Daingerf'ld3 $57,685 Red Robe 3 $ 6,265 Savable. 2 46,100 Glen Water 3 6,2o5 Irish Lad .2 42.7J0 Searcher 4 6,170 Mizzeu 2 32,056 Cinquevalli 2 6,160 Grey Friar 2 27,410 Golden Harvest. 4 6,140 Gold Heels 4 26,120 Prince Blazes .. .7 6,119 Advance Guard. 5 25,275 Peaceful ....5 6,XiU Hermid... ....... 3 i:4,290 Meltonian 2 6,085 Wyeth 3 23,575 Wealth 4 6,035 Blues.... 4 23,330 Cameron 3 6,030 Flying Torpedo.4 20,785 Huutressa.... .. .3 5,985 Eugenia Burch.. 2 20,545 Injunction .... ..2 5,96j Sombrero ;.3 20,440 Philo 2 5,877 Lucien Appleby.3 19,890 Smoke 5 5,877 Old England ....3 19,165 Blipthrift 3 5,180 Aladdin 3 16,86a Jack Young 2 5,7&0 McChesney 3 16,050 Little Scout 3 5,695 Lord of the Vale2 15,825 Lord Qnex 3 5,t6i) Francesco 3 15,615 Kenilworth 4 5,635 Acefull 2 15,630 Satire 4 5,630 Artvis...... 2 15,435 Scorpio 5 5,60 Herbert 5 14,475 Quatre 2 5,61U Otis 3 14,005 Monte Carlo ....2 5,590 Girdle 2 13,135 Carbuncle 5 5,583 Plater 2 13,120 Dazzling 2 5,560 Dalesman 2 13,U41 Oom Paul 3 5,560 Hatasoo 3 13,025 Sir Voorhies....2 5,530 Corrigan ...3 12,870 Mexicana ......2 5,195 Masterman. 2 12,720 St. Cuthbert ....7 5,417 JuJith Uampbell2 12,685 Renald 3 5,410 Geo. W. Jenkins 4 12,550 If You Dare 4 5,416 Skilful 2 12,i00 Ethylene ..3 5,693 Hurstbourne .. .2 12,310 Dublin 4 5,382 Africander 2 12,315 Gold Cure 8 5,375 John Bright 7 12,205 Charles Elwood. 2 5,365 Gunfire.... 3 12,115 Misj Mitchell. ..6 5,360 Self Protection.. 7 12,110 Kilogram 5 5,360 Hunter Kaine... 3 12,045 Federal 6 5,55 Articulate 4 11,905 Belle of Lex'ton.5 5,235 Colonel Bill 3 11,900 Dr. Stephens....4 5,182 Lady Albercraft2 11,010 St. Finnan 5 . 5,175 Mexican 2 10,890 King Hammon..2 5,U0 Ethics 4 10,760 Potente 7 5,105 Krishna 2 10,634 Mackey Dwyer. .2 5,105 Sidney C. Love. .2 10,b95 Scotch Plaid....7 5,097 Toab 4 10,115 Sadducee 5 5,075 Duster.... 2 10,055 Delagoa .... ....3 5,165 Astarita 2 9,9o5 April Shower .. .3 5,t05 Arsenal 3 9,920 Right and True 2 4,995 Harry New 3 9.920 Clorita 4 4,995 Himself 4 9,835 Jack Demund. ..3 4,985 Hyphen 3 9,800 Alard 4 4,945 Eouic 4 9,765 Dr. Kiddle 5 4,905 Circus ...3 9,250 Golden Maxim. .2 4,890 Dick Welles 2 9,145 Brunswick , 3 4,890 Cunara 3 9.080 Allan-a-Dale ....3 4,850 The Rival 3 9,023 Miss Golightly,.4 4,840 Schwalbe 3 8,.40 Muresca . .. ..3 4,807 Sevoy 7 8,490 Whitechapel ....2 4,800 Zoroaster 6 8,465 Royal 4 4,180 Igniter 3 8,395 Sylvia Talbot .. .2 4.775 Wiid Thyme ....2 8,490 Illowaho 3 4,760 River Pirate 2 8,350 Fire Eater 2 4,760 Six Shooter 4 8,245 Waswift 3 4,155 Wainamoinen...3 8,125 Dixieline 3 4,720 Homestead 3 7,99J Major Mansir...5 4,715 Mamari 2 7,835 Bon Mot 3 4,7i0 Reina 4 7,800 Foundling 3 4,695 Jordan.. 3 7,770 Autolight 4 4,685 Uossignol 3 7,170 Brulare 7 4,675 Argregor.. 4 7,655 Rosetint.. , 2 4,670 Colonnade ......2 7,645 Lord Badge 3 4,670 CONTINUED OK TUIED PAGE, MONEY WON LAST YEAR. (Continued from First Page.) Horses. A. Amt. Horses. A. Amt. Flocarline. 2 7,607 Roxane... 5 4,625 Molly Brant.... 2 7,515 Siddons 4 4,625 Andy Williams. .3 7,146 Kolling Boer. ...4 4,610 Stem Winder... 2 7,570 South Trimble. .3 4,600 Nones 4 7,300 Gold Money 2 4,580 Swiftmas .7 7,285 Linden Ella 5 4,550 Par Excellence.. 3 7.250 Janice 4 4,522 Scintillant II. ..6 7,210 Runnels 3 4,510 Maxnic ;...2 7,150 Burnie Buntoa..4 4,505 Gold Bell 2 7,145 Bonnibert .. ..4 4,493 Bragg 3 7,105 Inspector Shea..3 4,467 Death 7 7,075 Alsono 2 4,455 Hermencia 5 7,065 John Peters 3 4,440 Hurst Park. ... 2 7,010 King Pepper ... 4 4,415 Gegor K 2 6,915, AlgieM 4 488 Sargeant 2 6,9)5 Vulcain 5 4,370 W.B.Gates 6 6,890 Ed Adack 4 4,355 The Musketeer.. 4 6,880 Martie Lewis ...2 4,V0 defiant 2 6,875 Grand Opera.. ..3 4,350 Eva Russell 2 6,820 Obstinate Simon6 4,825 Stuyye 3 6,820 Interval 2 4,280 Clonmell 8 6,810 Frangible 5 4,205 Viticennes 6 6,fc00 L. Strathmore ..4 4,185 Jack Rattlin... 3 6,775 Moabina 3 4,180 Merry Acrobat. .2 6,680 An Rovoir 2 4,166 Early 2 6,5E5 Watoma 2 4,150 Frank Bell 6 6,545 Mabel Winn. ....3 4,135 Rose Tree 6 6,493 De Reszke. ... ..3 4,130 Port Royal 3 6.490 Topsoil 2 4,111 Flora Pomona. .3 6 475 Jim Clark 4 4.110 Scarlet Lily 5 6,450 Nitrate 4 4,1C5 Geheimniss .. ..3 6,25 Bisimr Sun 4 4,102 Je.te Jarboe...6 6,415 Mal.'ory 2 4,099 C. B. Campbell.. 4 6,405 Terra Firma ,...3 4,095 John McGnrk...4 6,361 Toscan 2 4,060 The Lady . .w ... 5 6,350 Edgard o 5 4 ,040 Merito 5 6,30s Heno 3 4,035 Gloriosa 2 6,300 South Breeze.... 4 4,010 Abe Frank 3 6,275 Rock water 3 ' 4,0C0 Cliuc anunda ...4 6,265 Visitors to Long Beach appreciate ths fine cuisine of the restaurant which is in connection. We will not give away hot sandwichos with each bet in order to meet competition, but an "extra hunch" will more than compensate those who patronize the best managed, best equipped turf exchange on earth. Harlem's Stake Offering HAELEM'S STAKE OFFERING. A $10,000 stake is offered by the Harlem Jockey Club to be run on the opening day of the spring meeting this- year. This announcement was made yesterday by Secretary Nathanson, ,in connection- with, a list of twelve important events to be decided at Harlem Park during the spring and ; summer meetings, the entries to which will close February IS. The $10,000 stake is practically a new one, although it retains the name of one of the feature fixtures of the Harlem Jockey Club the Harlem Stakes. As remodeled, the event is built upon the lines of the Brooklyn and Suburban Handicaps, and its value is the same as those two stakes have been until this year. Heretofore the Harlem iHan-dicap has been at the distance of a mile ai.-J,-an eighth, with $3,500 added; and last year, with its entrance and starting fee$, it was worth $5,585, and was won by John Bright. In its new form the Harlem National Handicap is at a dlstantfMawafHjBggaHaa tflKHHHHHHBHHHHHHMM warranted in believing that it, will, its value will be increased next year to $15,000. It is the hope of Secretary Nathanson to further, increase the value to $25,000 in the third or fourth year of the existence of the Harlem National. The weights for the Harlem are to be announced :March 16, and declarations are due April 6, two months before the race is to run. It is probable that future books will he opened on the Harlem, as upon the Brooklyn, Suburban and American Derby. The list of twelve spring stakes announced, for Harlem Park is the same as 'last year, excepting the big handicap. Next to it in importance is the Twentieth Century, which has the. same added money ($5,000)', with an estimated gross value of $7,700. Last year the stake was won by tne .English horse Scintillant II. in the American record, time of 1:57 2-5. This eyent will be run on Monday, September 7, as the Labor Day attract tion at Harlem Park. Another feature which does not appear in the list because of being an over-night, event, is' the. Derby Trial Special, which, as its name indicates is designed as a test for the eligibles for the Derby, being run three days before that race. The list of twelve spring stakes, is composed of five for three-year-olds and upward, the Harlem National, Twentieth Century, Chicago, Austin and Garden City;two , for three-year-olds, the M. Lewis Clark and Riverside; and five for two-year-olds, the Petite for fillies, the Graduate for colts, and the Youngster, Proviso and Junior, None of the twelve events has less than $1,500 added, and the smallest estimated value- of any one of the number is $3,000. The subjoined table presents the salient points of -the twelve stakes to close February IS: . FOE THEEE-YEAE-OLDS AND DPWAED. Stake. ' Dist. Added. Val. Harlem National Hand'p.l 3-16 $7,000 $10,000 20th Century Handicap... .1 3-16 5,000 7,700 Chicago Stakes 1 2,000 3,500 Austin Selling Stakes 1 1-16 1,500 3,200 Garden City Handicap 3-4 2,000 3,600 FOE THEEE-YEA E-OLDS , M. Lewis Clark Stakes.... 1 1-8 $2,000 $3,300 Riverside Selling..... ......1 1,500 3,000 FOE TWO-YEAB-OLDS. Petite Stakes 9-16 $1,500 $3,000 CONTINUED ON THIBD PAQH. t H ABLE SI'S STAKE OFFERING. (Continued from First Page). Stake. x Dist. Added. Val. Graduate Stakes 5-S 1,500 3,000 Youngster Stakes... 5-8 1,500 3,200 Proviso Selling Stakes.... 11-16 1,500 3,200 Junior Handicap 34 1,500 3,200 Estimated. Besides the increase in the value of spring stakes as shown by the foregoing table, the value of each of the fall stakes will be increased in value ranging from $250 to ?1,000. The fall stakes will close as heretofore in July. Not only has the club increased the added money of. its list of fixtures, but a substantial increase is promised for the purse and over-night r.vces. During the forty-three days of racing at Harlem Park in 1903 the racing association expects to distribute at least $200,000 in stake and purse offerings. In the list of stakes to be opened and closed in the summer, provision will be made for the steepelchasers. With only two weeks' racing assigned to it preceding the month of August the Harlem Club deemed it inadvisable to offer special prizes for the spectacular form of the sport. The race meetings preceding and following the Harlem spring meeting for the most part do not include steeplechasing in the list of attractions. The better class of cross-country material therefore, could not be expected tc I come for so short a period, to be idle before and after the short interval of racing at Harlem. Later cross-country racing will receive special attention and liberal offerings will be made for this class of performers. - "With ihe announcement of the twelve stakes .to close February IS entry blanks will soon be distributed to the horsemen throughout the west. Later in the month Secretary Nathanson will make trips to the east and south for the purpose of interesting the own-'ers of high-class, thoroughbreds in the rich program which the club he represents has to offer.L If he weather is at all propitious he expects the Harlem spring meeting to open with a hurrah as well as a big $10,-' 000 feature race, besides the M. Lewis Clark ' .Stakes, the Derby Trial and three or four other stakes. Page [2] WINNERS Two good Things Each Day a Specialty. Monday, Whiskey King, 7-5 won J-rnliere d'Or, 5-1 won Tuesday, Tern Cogar, Scratched Naulahka MM 3rd Wednesday, The Major, 3-2 won Harry New, 9-5 2nd Thursday, Corrigan, 5-1 won Maghori, 15-1 2nd Friday, Glennevis, 1 0-1 2nd Greyfeld, 5-1 wan Saturday, John Pelers, 1-2 2nd Nigrete, 1-2 2nd "Not More than Two Horses Each Day." M. A. W LKER, 167 Dearborn St., Suite 503. CALIFORNIA. Telegraphic - Selections. Suite 708, 225 Dearborn St., Chicago, IlL ALL WON. Precious Stone, Jim Gore II., Silver Fizz, Alice Gary. Again our wire gave correct information, just as it usually does. Tuesday Tuesday " . . 15 to 3D to I Shot. ! This is one of the best horses at the coast and is j keyed up to the highest possible notch. There is i only one chance in a hundred of him losing. We also hwe another of the same order that has been held for a fast track. Terms for Handicap Sheet with Safest Bets Marked, $1 Per Day, $4 Weekly. Also for sale at news stand southeast corner Clark and Madison Sts. , . 23 STRAIGHT WINNERS in 3 WEEKS out of 48 selected races played, with 1 odds 4-5 to 5-1. Scientific Handicapping versus Guessing i No connection whatever with get-rich-schemes or bookmakers, nor do I handle commissions. (Absolutely HONEST information for the public.) "Am in GRAND form." The present COST prices wil jt be continued only to JAN. 19th, as our list of ne?' 'M customers is about full. i -3 REGUl AR PRICE DURING WIN rER SEASt M THREE SELECTED racos at California or N Orleans. Selections mailed (TO REACH) subscr -H ers "within 350 miles of Chicago" the morning lH the races for 25c DAILY, $1.00 WKEKI Either track. Send for FREE sample sheet of t prising results. C. TV. LAPUA31, Suite 8b. ' 21 Quincy St., Chicago. V RACING INFORMATION AND HANDICAP BUREAU 78 La Salle Street. Boom 5. Phone 1407 Main. TERMS: $1 IJAILY, $4 WEEKH, MAJOR TENNY I gave this good thing as special on Saturday to my clients. Next Tuesday I have two more that will win at 'Frisco. I also-gave Belvino anH Goldone on Friday as my specials. I will telegraph these two to any part of the country EX-JOCKEY MARSHALL 119BETiOKN REYNOLDS & CO. 119 EBTOKN 1 Terms for Handicap Selections and Best Bets $1.00 Daily, $4.00 Weekly. BEFORE THE PUBLIC EVERY DAY. Winners Given the Past Week: SATURDAY. Marcos, 20-1 ; The Lady, 7-5; Rankin, l-i. FRIDAY. Star and Garter, 4-1 ; Fake, 5-2. THURSDAY. Wosketo, 12-1; Philo, 12-1. WEDNESDAY. Bard of Avon, 7-1 ; Potheen, 3-5- 1 TUESDAY. Latson, 5-1 ; Marcos, 8-1 ; If You Dare, 5-1. MONDAY. Whiskey King, 2-1 ; Major Tenny, l-l. Over 500 of our regular clients will verify the above, Also filed daily at the Daily Racing FormJ Western Union and Postal telegraph offices. Monday we have Two Cinches. Odds from 4 to 10 to 1. Tuesday the best thing of tho New Orleans meeting will be cut loose with odds from 15 to 40 to 1. Tuesday 6 to 15 Extra Special. Thursday Grand Extra Special 8 to 30. 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The famous mare Catherine of Navarre, 3am of Terra Firma and full sister to Henry f "Navarre owned by Captain S. S. Brown, of Christiansburg, Ky., was booked Friday to the young sire Hawkswick, owned by H. T. Oxnard. This is the first mare booked to the good son of St. Simon, out of Plaisanterie, and Captain Brown visited "Willamette stud, the place of Colonel John B. Ewing-, to inspect him before mating. Len Marders, the Lexington trainer, has decided to move his racing string to Memphis and put them into training for the early spring racing. He has about ten head, including some promising two-year-olds and a few aged campaigners. He will leave about the 10th. The track at Montgomery Park last Friday morning presented the appearance of a duck pond but trainers took advantage of the middle field and exercised for the first time this year a few prospective candidates for western derbies. Trainer Brazier, who is handling Skilful, Charley Ellison's three-year-old son of Mirthful, had his colt out and gave him strong gallops over the turf and hills that form the Montgomery Park steeplechase course. Skilful' s first start will be made at the Memphis meeting in a purse affair. "He will not be prepared for the Crescent City Derby," said Brazier, and as he is not entered in the Tennessee Derby, the indications are that Ellison intends reserving Skilful for the American Derby. Other colts likely to be prominent factors in the betting in the winter book on the Chicago Derby were out and sent over the grass course in strong gallops. Rightful, half brother to Endurance by Right, from John W. Schorr's stable, and three other colts from the same barn, including Janeway and the maiden colt Stromonit, were given gallops. Another American trainer has been engaged to go to Austria. This time it is Frank Van Ness. The nobleman who has secured his services is Baron Blaskovits. The baron's string of racers is well known in France, Austria and Hungary. His stud farm is near Buda Pest. Jockey Yancy, who formerly rode for J. Follansbee, will go abroad with Van Ness and ride the baron's horses. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. J. R., Chicago. You are mistaken. The straight price against Mauser was 5 to 1, and Daily Racing Form did not quote any show odds. M. J., Chicago. You can back one horse of an entry if the bookmaker consents. What race won by Lady Strathmore do you refer to? She won several races at St. Louis. A. B. C, Chicago. Correct show odds against Jerry Hunt, December 31, 4 to 1. New Orleans Form NEW ORLEANS FORM. The form of Monday's New Orleans fields is: First Race Thane, Itacatiara, Whangdoodle. Second Race Major Tenny, Peat, Montanic. Third Race Ahumada, Maghoni, Barkelmore. Fourth Race Scotch Plaid, Marcos, Witfull. Fifth Race Scorpio, Tom Maybin, Mrs. Frank Foster. Sixth Race Flora Levy, Rankin, Lou Woods. New Orleans Form T. K. Lynch NEW ORT.E AN"! V t KJtt. New Oeleans, La., January 3. The horses seaming to have the best chances in Monday's races are: First Race Thane, John Potter, Judge Du Relle. Second Race Major Tenny, Montanic, Peat. Third Race Maghoni, Barkelmore, Robert G. Lansing. Fourth Race Witfull, Scotch Plaid, Potente. Fifth Race Scorpio, Mrs. Frank Foster, Tom Maybin. Sixth Race Rankin, Pyrrho, Lou Woods. T. K. Lynch. New Orleans Entries NEW OKIiKAWN ENTBIKS. Probabilities: Weather cloudy ; track heavy. Apprentice allowance. IHuns well in mud. First Race 7-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 368262Thane 4....U9 ......725 38826 John Potter .. ... 5.. ..109 700 368S2 JudweDu Relle ... 4.. ..106 695 36697 Itacatiara 4. ..,103 715 Madenia "... '4 .. 10? .s6758 Whangdoodle 5.... 103 700 36843 Prince Webb 4.. ..103 683 36843 Maxille i .. 4.. ..101 690 36491 Lindie 5.... 101 625 Second Race- 1 Mile. 4-year-oldB and upward. Selling. 36915 Wunderlich 5.... 132 680 368U Ecome 7....130 700 3P848 Gautama ... 5.... 130 685 (WW) Montanic ... B....127 715 369U3Poat ... 9.. ..127 720 86809 Bussellton 5....127 60 36661 Willurd J 5....127 650 368812Lord Neville 5 ...127 690 36861 James Fitz 4.. ..122 610 35914 Major Tenny 4.. ..122 725 36899 Rlue Ridge 4... .120 665 36896Insolence & ... 4.. ..115 700 Third Ruce 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Allowances. 368962Robert G. Lansing 5 ...112 675 368973Abumada 112 725 36S802Maghoui ...107 710 3&S9i Blanco (....107 ......680 36709 Barkelmore ...107 685 36916 Springstead .. ...103 675 36895 Crutchfleld ....103 670 36898 Anzeiger ...103 675 36894 Offset 98 660 36860 Pastoral 98 ......600 Fourth Race 1 1-16 Miles, 3-year-olds and upward, Handicap. 369123Potente 8.... 118 710 36914 Scotch Plaid ifc.... 8... .106 725 36912 Major Mansir 6.. ..105 710 36914 Harry New 4.. ..105 700 (V.9I4) Marcos 4....100 720 (36880)Witfull 3.... 98 720 Fifth. Race 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and npward. Allowances. 368783Scorpio ... 6.. ..121 725 36649 Jim Nap 5. ...110 ......675 Ji2i34 Corblett's Bay 6.. ..107 ......680 30V.21 Florham 4... .101 , 650 28612 Nimbledown 4.. ..101 600 36S653Tom Maybin 3.... 97 710 (s6916)Mrs. Frank Foster. 3.... 92 700 3367623ilver Fringe 3.... 88 .675 36877 Apple Sweet (.... 3.... 88 690 , Sixth Race 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling:. ?6899 Swordsman 9....112 675 i (86743)Vesuvia 5.... Ill 670 3691t Pyrrho ... 4.. ..107 7P0 36RS2 Chickadeo 4... .105 ......700 368l83Loftsr 6... .105 68' 352r63The Way 4.. ..105 680 36895 Lou Woods 4.... 102 710 368993Bean . ... 5.. ..102 675 36898 Welcome Light 3.... 91 665 368lLeenja ... 4.... 93 .695 (3911)Rankin 3.... 92 715 368952FloraLovy 3.... 77 720 Long Beach Turf Exchange is recognized as the best equipped and best managed turf exchange in America. Unrivaled railroad facilities, commodious appointments for the comfort of players have brought the attendance up' to a point which has never been attained previously by any other turf exchange. We shall maintain this' high standard by laying liberal prices. Competition has no terrors for the management of Long Beach. Page [3] New Orleans Form Chart NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. NEW ORLEANS, LA., January 3, 1903. Thirty-third day. Crescent City Jockey Club. Winter Meeting. Weather cloudy; track sticky mud. Presiding Judge, R. W. Simmons. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Secretary, Sfieridan Clark. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. No recall flag used. R indicates whip, $ spurs, B blinkers. FIRST KACK 7-8 Mi,e Purse $100. 3-year-olds and upward. Soiling. " 36011 Ind Horses A WtSt X K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (36845KANKIN R 3 91 8 51 7i &h 21 Hi Redfern J Arthur 4-5 1 4-5 1-3 (36S61)PYRRHO R5 4 104 4 75 62 72 43 23 Pollak Lowe & Hacker 3 3 3 4-5 36832 PEAT R 9 1C6 5 4 5" 61 5 31 Otis H Dernham 12 15 15 5 31661 KATIE GIBBONS R 7 102 3 12 21 1U 1 4 Helgesen B L Shaw 40 50 50 12 3,814 tlOABlNA K 4 104 2 3 43 41 3 5 J Walsh J Ownbey 8 12 12 3 368822FLANECR IB 5 102 7 63 1h 23 6 6 .H Gilmore J Maiden 8 13 12 3 S6649MIM NAP H 5 102 1 2 3" 3h 7 7 Preston S T Hopkins & ColO 60 60 15 13301 OVERBOARD R5 7 110 6 8 8 8 8 8 C Wright J T Morris 40 1C0 100 40 Apprentice allowance. Time, 26H, 51. 1 :19, 1 :35. Winner-B. c, by Miser Ray o'Light (trained by J. Arthur). Went to post at 2 :90. At post 3 minuteB. Start fair. Won easily; second the same. Rankin outclassed his field, but had to be much the best to win. He was bumped into at the start and cut off and knocked back on the backstretch, then had to go down in deep going to get to the leaders and was hustled along all of the last furlong to stall off Pyrrho. The latter closed a big gap and fini-hed fast. Peat was cut off on the backstretch and his rider had to pull up. Afterwards ho was on the outside all the way. Katie Gibbons carried Flaneur over into the deep going while rounding the far turn. Scratched 36881 2Lord Neville, 102 ; 36881 Dandie Belle, 99. Overweights Peat, 2 pounds; Overboard, 3. Rankin, show, ou-t. Pyrrho, show, 1 to 3. Peat, show. 7 to 5. SECOND RACE 1 Mile. Parse $100. 4-year-blds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St & Vt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (S686()HONOLULU R5B 4 107 3 12 IS i ,2 15 Uelsoien 11 C Schulz 5i Ei 1 S6347)JOBN METERS ft 4 110 2 2. 23 -J 2" 22 Buchanan S C Hildreth 3 5 8-511 201-4 C?6828)POTENTK R 8 111 1 520 520 3 38 315 Rice P H McCarren 3 4 4 9-10 Mm HANOVER QUEEN R 4 1C0 4 4h 4 4, 410 jio Scully RWWalden&Sons20 60 60 12 348S2 REGISTRAR S 5 109 5 5 33 t30 515 51 O'Neil J H Deavenport 40 250 200 40 3679i2ilAJOR MAN3IR RB 15 106 6 6 6 6 6 6 Gannon A Simons 10 20 20 4 Time, 26, 52, 1:18, 1:17. Winner B. g, by Star Ruby Baby (trained by H. C. Schulz). Went to post at 2: (1. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Honolulu got away well in his stride, cut the corner at the turn into the backstretch and then took the outside path, showed the most sroed and was never in trouble. He was given a vigorous ride at the end and drew away decisively. John Peters was well in hand to the far turn, where Buchanan took him in the middle of the track in the deep going. Potente closed a big gap and finished on the inside. It was a two-horse raco all the way. Major Mansir sulked. He was worked out a mile and a half. Scratched 26884 Echo Dale, 114. Honolulu, show, 1 to 3. John Peters, show, out. Potente, show, 1 to 4. 360 1H TlllKD KAUE a 1X11 e PnrsoS-Oj. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. lad Horses A Wt St M K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C F 357102THE LADY W 6 120 1 21 m 11 13 Redfern Durnell & Herz 4-5 6-5 6-5-1-2 368452FARMER JIM RS 3 92 6 1" 25 23 23 Mclntyre SC Hildreth 4 4 11-53-5 36S29 PL Y LIKE KB 4 95 2 52 3" 410 Fuller E Trotter 7 7 6 3-2 36878 TELA MON W 5 112 5 3 4 S 4 Buchanan S C Hildreth t4 4 11-53-5 368613 LADY ALBERTA R 4 96 7 6h 6 6 io J Walsh J Ownbey 10 11 10 3 3666D3LDY. BROCK WAY R 4 9U 4 42 53 5 6 Moran Lfger& Brown 50 60 60 20 286S8 PERCY R. R 8 95 3 7 7 7 7 Helgesen W H Kindall 50 100 100 20 tCoupied in bettinEr. Time, 2.', 51,1:19. Winner B. m, by Kingston Soville (trained by C. E. Durnell). Went to post at 3:00. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. The Lady outbroke her fteld and was kept on the outside pth until turning into the homestretch, where ehe saved ground and fiuished in the middle of the track. Farmer Jim was used up chasing the winner and was tiring at the end. He finished on the inside in the deep going. Playliko outgamed Telamon when it came to a drive. Lady Alberta came to the extreme outside at the turn into the homestretch and finished fast Scratched 357J72W. J. Doboe, 113; S65542Jack Demund,107; 36878 If You Dare, 1C0; 368"6 Kaloma 93 ' " Overweights Lady Alberta. 3i pounds. The Lady, show, out. The entry, show, out. Playlike, show, 3 to 5. Q1 A FOUBIH KAOJS-i 1-1O men. 3-year-olds and upward. v J J JL tjb The Audubon Handicap. 31.000 added. Net value to winner. $1,350. Ind Horses A Wt St H Y 5 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (S6813) MARCOS R 4 95 5 62 71 7" 7" Ih Scully H Dernham - 10 15 15 5 (S6826) MAJOR TENNY R 4 98 6 7 n 82 8 21 Creamer 8 C Hildreth 30 50 50 15 (368ll)SCOTCH PLAID I 8 106 1 3 2H 1 3 Redfern Mrs C E Durnell 3 4 4 8-"5 367612LITTLE SCOUT RB 4 102 9 8 61 51 2 43 Helgesen G C Bennett & Co 31 4 4 8-5 365542 JACK DEMUND KB 4 107 4 41 4 3- 61 51 Gannon S S Bender 10 10 10 4 (36S97)ST. TAMMANY R 4 100 7 51 51 61 31 61 Davisson J U Strode 15 '5 25 8 368632HARRY NEW RB 4 105 8 2U 1 1 9 7 Otis CR Ellison 4 7 6 2 36778 BEN CHANCE RS 5 103 2 9 9 9 51 8 Munro R M Weaterfield 10 10 8 4 (368.9) WHISKEY KING 4 106 3 1 22 4 41 9 Fuller C A Johnson & Co 5 5 5 " Time, 25, 51, 1:18.1:47, 1:54. Winner B. c. by King Lee Espanola (trained by H. Dernham). Went to post at 3 34. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Marcos outrun for the llrst six furlongs, then came to the outside at the turn into the homestretch and wore was th2 leaders down in the stretch run. but was driving to the limit at the end to stall off Maior Tennv The latter closed a big gap in the last quarter, nnistnd faBt and would have won in a few more strides Scotch Plaid was used up in chasing the leaders and barely managed to last long enoneh to etall off L-ttle Scout. The latter was tiring after closing a gap. Harry New, Whiskey King and Jack Demund quit when the pinch came. Marcos, show, 2 to 1. Major Tenny, show, 8 to 1. Scotch Plaid, show, 4 to 5. Little Scout show 4 to 5. ' 36015 FIFTH fiACB1 1-3 dIile8- PurSQ $m- 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St X. H 3i StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (36862) POTHEEN R 4 107 4 51 51 3u 31 2 V Buchanan Mrs S C Hildreth 8-5 5 5T S68623GEOR.GRDNEB5 5 102 5 13 13 u 12 n 23 H Gilmore E & G W Beck 10 10 8 2" (?6846)LATSON B 7 105 6 3 3- 22 21 31 3" Fuller Mrs M Gold blatt 7-5 mi? in? 36879 WUNDERLICH R'5 5 102 1 41 4 46 410 12 41s Boiesen R 8 Hartley '0 '0 1 ? 3878GL. CHORISTER rl 5 103 2 6 6 5 L 53 56 J H Graham J P Krewer 10 11 11 S68143IRVING MAYOR HS 5 97 3 21 21 6 6 6 6 Treanor Lee Brown 20 M 30 du 30 o R b Apprentice allowance. Time, 2S&, 54, 1 :22, 1 :50M, 2:18, 2-18 Winner B. c, by Patton Diana (trained by S. C. Hildreth). Went to post at 4:01. At post 5 minutes. Start .good. Won easily; second the same. Potheen -under reetraint for the first mile. Bucuanan kept him in the good going airthe way. He caught v?a3 Georgia Gardner tiring in the stretch run and came away in the last furlong. Georgia Gardnnr hH lot of early speed, but tired in the final drive. Lataon was ridden all over the track? Falfar toof him from the outside to the inside a couple of times. Wunderlich cut the corner at the turn into the home u lu' mB and finished stretch in the deep going, Scratched 36899 Swordsman, 106. Potheen, show, out. Georgia Gardner, show. 7 to 10. Lataon, show, out. 36016 SIXTH RACE3"4 M11- Pnrs8$". 3-year-olds. Allowances. ' Ind Horses . AWtSt h Yt X StrFin Jockeys" Owners 6 H P P 358172MKS. FRANK FOSTER R 104 1 1 Hi 12 11 Roafern F Foster ok' 36877 SUBURBAN QUEEN KB 104 2 2 23 21 J 3 Fuller C A Johnson & Co fi I to 36S803QLENDON RSB 104 3 32 31 3 310 Gannon A Simons 8 s 9 "? 36878 KING DODO 1 101 6 61 61 4 4 Fisher F Jackson & Co 'm 5 s wssss&n s a 1 & s r n lass, i s ? s 33314 GOLD URIUE , 83 " " " ?Z.2 K, :;&,h Winner Ch. f, by Ben Stroma Princess Revenue (trained by F Foster) Went to post at 4:36. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won handily,' second easily Mrs Frant Foster was off well in motion and led unextended in the first five-eighths but nnnTnpnf Hir & stretch run and Redfern had to ride her hard in the last f urlongTo stall off SubKE QueS The latter ran a good racs and had no mishaps. Glendon came to the outside at the tnrn intn hA hni. u and lost a lot of ground. Rosy Posy was slow to get going and was cut off on the hack" backstretch. tr75Jh Qmestretch Scratched-3683 srom Maybin, 115; 33893 Anzsiger, 1031 3d779 Kiwasa 100 Overweights Glendon, 1 pound; St VitU9. 3. ' Mrs. Frank-Foster, show, out. Suburban Qen, show, 1. to 2. Glendon, show, out. Newport Form Chart NEWPORT FORM CHART. Kl JKT, KY., January 3, 1903. Thirteenth day. Queen City Jockey Club. Winter Meeting. Weather cloudy ; track sloppy. Presiding Judge, Clem Creveling. Starter, P. Chinn. Secretary, James II. Nixon, . Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. ft indicates whip, 5 spurs, B blinkers. ?0(6 FIRST RACE 1 Mile. Purse $200. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. jlnd Horses A Wt St M Yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P hmi FRKE GlllL H5B 5 112 2 11 1$ 14 1U 1H Goodyear Baker&Lambers'nl5 15 15 6 2S8J5 TAT GARRETT N 7 112 1 21 2i S 2 230 Walker B McCann 8-5 8-5 8-5 3-5 I3S9072TITLE W 8 114 3 Si "33 2" 31 J 35 R Steele T A Davies 2i 3 3 1 fs6359 RANDAZZO WSB 8 114 6 53 43 45 4 4 Downing H Hyle 6 8 8 3 :3G907 DR. LOVE JOY R5 4 104 7 6 6 61 5 5 E Irvin R Gainas 8 8 8 3 .8C910 HART D. R 5 117 8 8 51 51 61 6" Cunn'gham O Cunningham 8 8 8 3 :;36889 TRIPP KB 4 104 4 7 7 7 7 72 Kelly O Dempsey 4 4 4 8-5 I S6906 NANNIE GOODRICH W 4 102 5 42 8 8 8 8 D O'Noal J Bahusen 6 12 10 4 Time, 26, 53, 1:23. 1:32. Winner B. m, by Free Knight Emma Manley (trained by J. Baker). Went to post at 2:03. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Free Girl took f kindly to the sloppy going and, assuming an early lead, held her field safe for the entire journey. 'I Pat Garrett did his bett and was much the best of the others. Title mad his move at the six furlong post, but found the distanco too far. The others were never serious contenders. Overweights Pat Garrett. 3 pounds; Randazzo. 2; Tripp, 5. Free Girl, show, 3 to 1. Pat Garrett, show, ont. Title, show, 1 to 2. Tripp, show, 4 to 5. BEUONJ:) aACB 1-3 Mile i'nrso $250- 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 13 6 0 5 4: f Ind Horses ' AWtSt M K X StrFin Jockeys Owners . O H C P '368912FRANK KESINGER R 3 116 3 li li Hi Bishop F H Kesinger 4-5 6-5 6-5 1-2 368932DR. HASSMAN R 8 129 1 221 21 21 Rooney W Hyle ' 2 2 2 3-5 t 368562RINGLEADER KB 6 129 2 32 3U 31 J Mountain Mrs L Ward 3 3 3 6-5 368753BERNIE . R 6 129 4 515 48 45 Rogers F Trentman 15 15 15 6 369102HEKMOSO R 8 140 5 45 53 510 Leigh T Leigh 4 6 6 2 36352 WATERTON R 5 140 6 6 6 6 Blair J Griffin 15 15 15 6 Time, 26, 52i. i Winner B. c, by Bob Tucker Nellie Belle (trained by F. H. Kasinger). Went to post at 2:30. At post 4 minutes. Start good for all-but Waterton. Won easily; second (driving. Frank Kesinger found the weight and distance to bis liking and held the field safe all the way. "Dr. Hassman is apparently not partial to heavy going and refused to do his best. He swerved across Ringleader in the final fifty yards. Ringleader could not concede the weight. Waterton refused to 'break. The others, except Hermoso, wore handicapped by the going. ! Scratched 36910 Dunsbro. 125. ' Frank Kesinger, show, out. Dr. Hassman, show, out. Ringleader, show, 1 to 2. THIRD RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds. Selling. 30025 Ind Horses A Wt St K Yt 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P i 36873) BOITTIE RSB HO 3 35 12 15 112 Fitzma'ricaJ O Wilson 3 3$ 3j 1 13SS93HQUINCY V 110 6 51 41 33 331 2 R Steele J A Nixon 21 21 21 6-5 i73 L1SKA W 108 1 11 32 221 21 311 Cunu'ghamC M Jaeger 2 3 3 6-5 m DR. CARR ' R 110 2 41 6 6 6 42 Mountain W J Luzader 4 4 31 6-5 k)f?9) MABEL HURST R 102 4 21 211 4 42 52 D O'Neal N B Davis 4 10 10 3 .SOLVER I 105 5 6 53 52 51 6 Goodyear B McCann 10 10 10 3 'Sisqualified for foul. Time, 26, 5"i, 1 :231, 1 :'6. vinuer B. g, by Bolero Addie Irene (trained by J. C. Wilson). 'Tent to post at 2 :59. At po3t 1 minute. Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Boittie was "the best, took kindly to the sloppy going and spreadeagled his field. Liska was best of the others, ;is carried wide by Quincy when entering the stretch and repeatedly bumped in the stretch run. le latter interference Quincy was disqualified. Liska was placed second and Dr. Carr tbird by the jji. Dr. Carr labored in the heavy going, but came along close to the rail in the stretch run, saving ii ground. Mabel Hurst quit early. Scratched E69C6 Joe Fields, 91. ."Overweights Solver, 3 pounds. Boittie, show, 1 to 2. Liska, show, 3 to 5. Dr. Carr, show, 3 to 5. Quincy, show, 3 to 5. F0URTH RACE 5-8 Milc Pnrse $200, 3-y8ar-ld8 and upward. Selling. xt Horses A Wt St H, Yi $ StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (3688)ADA RUSSELL ft 8 115 1 HI Hi 12 Hi Bishop T P Lloyd -4 5 5 3-2 (36873)ORRIE GOAN HI 5 117 4 52 52 52 2 Mountain J Stephens 1 1 4-5 2-5 36858 HI KOLLAR fl 7 117 3 2" 21 21 3 Gaines A Hatchett 6 6 5 2 (36910)MARCH R 8 115 2 4li 41 41 45 Burris J S Brownlee 2 2 2 1 (36907) PEARL MENDEL R 3 99 6 6 6 6 515 D O'Neal J Bahusen 6 7 7 2 36891 LADY LUSK R 3 1021 5 31 31 31 6 Fitzma'riceH Greenfield 8 10 10 4 Time, 25. 53i, 1:051. Winner Ch. m, by Kosciusko Elsie B. (trained by T. P. Lloyd). Went to post at 3:30. At post 8 minutes. Start bad. Won ridden out; second driving. Ada Russell, off well in motion, was favored by the going and held a safe lead all the way. Orrie Goan labored in the going and did not run his race. Hi Kollar showed improvement, but faltered in the closing strides. March was shut off at the turn when making her move and could not make up the lost ground. Scratched 36910 Trombone, 117; 36909Ben Boy, 117; 32973 Mijs Louise, 99. Overweights Lady Lusk, 31 pounds. Ada Russell, show. 3 to 5. Orrie Goan. show, out. Hi Kollar, show. 3 to 5. March, show, 2 to 5. F1FTH KACE 1 Mlle Parso S20O; 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 6027 Horses AWtSt M, & StrFin Jockeys Owners O M C P. -iEORGIENA R 4 105 2 11 12 Ut 11 it Goodyear H Greenfield 10 10 10 4 MARCY RB 5 114 5 4" 21 22 21 25 Downing L J Kuss 3 3 3 1 FUCINO 8 114 6 78 5 41 31 32 Fitzma'riceJ Schwarzandahl 6 6 6 2 "LORIA R 3 911 4 8 8 8 7 48 E Irvin Baker&Lambers'n2 2 2 4-5 ITTLE RULER R 6 114 1 62 6& 6 8 52 Rooney J Bahusen 10 10 10 4 AND FLEA R 4 107 8 52 7 7 4H 611 Cunn'gham CM Jaeger 3 6 6 2 m MIDDLETON R 7 117 7 2H 41 51 62 720 Mountain W Brown 3 3 6-5 1-2 NNIE J. tf 7 113 3 35 31 31 5i 8 Bnrrill C Walton 10 10 10 4 Time, 26, 55, 1 :2U, 1:51. .ier B. f, by St. Florian Favorine (trained by H. Greenfield). t to post at 4 :C0. At post 3 minutes. Stirt fair. Won dri- ing; second easily. Georgiena, fav-y her pull in the weights, set the pace and won with something to spare. Marcy, tangled up at t jo start, made up ground fast, but could not quite get to the winner. Fucino ran in improved form and bears watching. Nannie J. quit at the end of six furlongs. Overweights Georgiena, 3 pounds; Floria. 41; Nannie J., 1. Georgiena, show, 3 to 2. Marcy, show, 1 to 2. Fucino, show, evens. Floria, show, 2 to 5. Tom Mid-dleton, show, out. Newport Form NEWPOKT FORM. The form of Monday's Newport fields is: First Race St. Sidney, Little Rita, Trombone. Second Raco The Phantom, Dr. Carr, Mabel Hurst. Third Race Hermoso. J. J. T., Frank Kesinger. Fourth Raco Battus, Dr. HaBsman, Golden Maid. Fifth Raco Guide Rock, Facade, Julietta B. Newport Entries NEWPORT ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track heavy. Runs well in mud. Tirst Race 5-8 Mile. 4-jar-olds and uprrard. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 36910 St Sidney 5.. ..105 700 36907 Simon '. 4.. ..101 670 36923 Raudazzo ... 8. ...100 680 36893 Little Rita 7.... 100 690 36907 J. V. Hays 6.. ..100 685 36910 Trombone 8.... 97 685 36875 Allaire 4.... 95 675 36923 Dr. Lovejoy 4.... 93 .670 Second Race 1-3 Mile. 3-yar-olda and upward. Allowances. (36926)Ada Russell 8.. ..115 685 26657 Exmoor 5.. ..113 675 36910 Dunsbro 4 .. 119 680 368913Ths Phantom 3.. ..106 700 ?69G5 Dr. Carr 3.. ..101 690 32973 Miss Louise 3.... 99 675 36925 Mabel Hurst 3.... 99 685 Third Race 1-2 Mile. 3-yar-old8 and upward. Allowances. 36)24 Hermoso 8 ...125 700 S6J09 Suave 6.. ..123 685 S yat9t0Q 5....120 670 36b26 March o 19n r4 369092J.J.T 7 120 369243Ringleader . ST." " s" in """Ha 36909 Little Emmy '"'nn (3:92l)Frank Kesinger ...."J s.'I'.lM ."""SS Fourth Race-5-8 Mile. 3- year-olds and upward, Selling, 36923 Hart D 5 . ro 670 '69242Dr. Hassman 8 117 fiqn 3687-.2Battus 5 117 """wn "6890 Rotha am 369062Qolden Maid 4 "ill rs 3S8933William F.II 4"" 'ins """fiRn '6890 Daleswyth 4 91 36927 Floria. 3;;:: ""III Fifth Race 7-8 Mile. 4- jaar-olds and upward. Selling. 3F.9 8 Facade 7. ...112 . 690 ( WS)Guide Rock (.... 8 .. 112 700 36908 Old Hnss 4 V rtk 369082 Julietta B 5 "no g- 36908 Lady Midas ... 4 107 680 36S89 C. P. Jonos 7.. ..101 !!!!!!o75 Expanse will not be spared by the management of LoDg Beach, nor liborality in the matter of prices, to keep the patronage up to the highest possible point. Don't ba misled by the promises of others. In point of transportation facilities, and, high class appointments for the comfort of players, Long Beach far surpasses every turf exchange in America. Remember that Long Beach and "long odds" are synonymous. A .A Page [4] Tennessee Breeders5 Association1 NASHVILLE, TENN. Stakes to be Run Between April 22 to May 2, AND TO CLOSE SATURDAY, JANUARY 17. THE CUMBERLAND DERBY $3,000 Added. A sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1900); $10 to accompany the nomination and $100 additional to start. The Club to add $3 000 of which $500 to second and $250 to third,, fourth to save stake. Colts to carry 122 lbs fillies and geldings 117. Winners of a race at any time of $3,000 value when carrying weight for age, 5 lbs. extra. Allowances: Those not having won a race at any time of the value of $1,500, 5 lbs; of $1,000, 7 lbs.; of three races of any value (selling purses excepted)) ID lbs-maidens, 15 lbs. One and One-eighth Miles. ' THE CITIZENS' HANDICAP $1,500 Added. A handicap sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward; $10 to accompany the nomination, and $10 each if not declared and $40 additional to start, with $1,500 added, of which $300 to second and $150 to third. Weights to appear before Saturday, February 14, at noon, and declarations to be made on or before Saturday, March 7. The winner of a race of-the value of $1,000 after publication of weights are announced, or the winner of three races of any value (selling purse races excepted) to carry 5 lbs. penalty. Such penalty not to exceed scale of weight if handicapped at less Those weighed at scale or more than scale weight by the handicapper will not be subject to a penalty. One Mile. THE CARTER MEMORIAL $800 Added. (Named in memory of the late John J. Carter.) A selling sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward; $5 to accompany: the nomination, and $40 additional to start. The Club to add $S00, of which $200 to second, $100 to third Those entered not to be sold to carry 5 lbs. extra. If entered to be sold for $3,500 to carrv weight for age; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each $500 to $2,000, then 1 lb. for each $900 to $1,400, then 1 lb. for each $100 to $300. Starters and selling, price to be named through the entry box the day preceding the race, and those so named are liable for the starting fee ' One Mile and Seventy Yards. THE AVON DALE STAKES $1,000 Added. A sweepstakes for two-year-olds; $5 to accompany the nomination, and $10 additional to start. The Club to add $1,000, of which $900 to second and $100 to third. Winners of a sweepstakes to carry 3 lbs. extra (selling stakes excepted). Allowances: Noa-winners of a sweepstakes, 5 lbs.; non-winners of two races other than selling races, 8 lbs.; maidens, 12 lbs. Five Furlongs. "' THE BELLE MEADE STAKES-$1,000 Added. For two-year-old fillies; $5 to accompany the nomination, $40 additional to start. The C lub to add $1,000, of which $200 to the second and $100 to the third. Winners of a sweepstakes, 3 lbs. extra; of two, 5 lbs.; maidens allowed 5 lbs. Four and a Half Furlongs. THE GERST HANDICAP $G00 Added, will be an over-night event for three-year-olds and 1 upward. Seven-eighths Mile. M Ail Purses and Overnight Events will be for $300 and upward. 1 NOTICE TO NOMINATORS. I Entries for these stakes will be accepted only with the understanding, and upon the I agreement of each. nominator that the decision of the Executive Committee or those whom fl they may appoint to act as stewards or judges, with respect to all questions relating to the racing, or the interpretation of the conditions of stakes and the eligibility of starters shad m be accepted as final. ENTRANCE FEES MUST ACCOMPANY NOMINATIONS BETTING RING WILL BE OPEN TO ALL BOOKMAKERS. 1 Address ,U communications to ' j yy RUSSWURM, SeC'y, NaSllVflle, TeMI.JI CHARLES F. GRAINGER, PRESIDENT. CHARLES F. PRICE, SECRETARY AND MANAGER. Louisville Club , Jockey v, 7 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. X' ptF JT"!' Stakes to Close January 15, 1 903 Jlfer iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinaaviiiiiiBannaaiiin3aiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Kentucky Derby, Stakes Nursery Stakes, $6,000. Three-year-olds. fOP $6,000. Two-year-olds. Kentucky Oaks, SnHno Clark Handicap, J L 1 1 1 I ' ADDEa $3,000. Three-year-old Fillies: $W $1,500 Three-year-olds and up ward. Debutante Stakes, MPPtiHP Bashford Manor Stakes, 1 UI ADDED- ADDE- $1,000 Two-yea-old Fillies. $1,000 Two-year-old colts & geldings Frank Fehr Stakes, 15 Days 10 Stakes Juvenile Stakes, $1,000 AD?iEree-year-olds and upward, gelling May 2d tO 19th, 1903 $1,000 ADDE- Two-year oMs. Selling. Blue Grass Slakes, , Steeplechase Handicap, NO lSe LCSS ITOn $1,000 ADDED' Three-year-olds. $4UU $1,000 ADDED' Address Entries and all Communications to CHAS. F. PRICE, Secretary and Manager. Stakes to Close STAKES TO CLOSE. Arkansas Jockey Club, Little Rock, Ark Coney Island Jockey Club, Sheepshead Bay. L. I Jan. 5, 1903 Brooklyn Jockey Club, Gravesend, L. I.. Jan. 5, 1903 Brighton Beach Racing Association. Brighton Beach, L. 1 Jan. 5, 1903 Washington Park Club, Chicago, 111... .Jan. 15, 1903 New Louisville Jockey Club, Louisville, Ky.. ...... . .Jan. 15, 1903 Tennessee Breeders' Association, Nashville. Tenn Jan. 17, 1903 Fair Grounds Association, St. Louis, Mo Jan. 17,1903 1 Page [5] NOTICE. Persons transacting business with this newspapot ara tarnostly requested to makeout all draftsi chicks or money orders uniformly to tha order of Daily LIaoing Foem PoumsniNa Co. Similarly correspondents and other persons who may hare occasion to communiccta with Daiit Raging Foem , on mattera portaiuing to such topics as ara treated n its columns should invariably addrssr. Daid HAOINO FOBH PDBIiIBHIKG Co. HOW WE'VE BEAT FiW FOUR YEARS Most interesting particulars by return mail. 1 How our copyrighted plan makes every day a win- ' ner at either track or poolrooms Th's is no "jolly." Will send you indisputable and unquestioned proof with personal references and testimonials in strict confidence. "Our plan gets the 'bookies' ' money." Write at once. "MY SYSTEM" CO., HEW OBlEftNS, U. Mario Lavigne ...TURF BROKER... PLEASANTON HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Commissions of $5 and. upwards exe-cutd accurately for 5 percent of the net winnings. NO CHARGES ON LOSING COMMISSION?. LORILLARD TURF EXGHflJGE Opens Jan. 5th, 1903, , W'NTHE'i'i- ACTUAL RUNNING TIME SL rflUl oU . " 40 MINUTES. 3 Do Not te Misled by OUSr UNION DEPOT, Canal anil Adams Sts. Adveriisemenis . . UNDER THE SAME OLD MANAGEMENT. Excellent Accommodations. Liberal Prices. 1st Train .12:40. 2nd Train 1 :05. 3rd Train 1 :25. Returning at 4:45, 5:45 and after last race. ROUND TRIP 25 CENTS. Ingleside Form Chart F INGLESIDE FORM CHART. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., January 3, 1903. Forty-third day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting. Weather clear; track slow. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter. Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 2;05 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, 5 spnrs. B blinkers. FIRST RACE 7-8 aiile. Purse 5W0. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 3(3)1 7 Ind Horses A Wt St yt U StrFin Jockeys Owners O E C P 36766a J 1 ttl (JORE II. ft5 8 115 4 n In 1h 214 H J Ranch G Webb 6-5 6-5 1 2-E 369 5 TING A LING 6 1C6 1 21 31 221 1b 2i Bell G F Smith 10 50 50 12 36816 HAN DPRESS ill 8 111 5 4h 42 3i 31 3i T Burns W P Magrano 4 5 4 1 (S6819)BONNIE LISSAK W 5 1C6 3 31 51 41 43 48 Birkenruth Ezell fe Lazarus 21 21-54 6-5 36815 KEY HOOKER HB 7 105 2 5 21 5 5 6 Lewis T E Latta 20 50 SO 12 36866 ALMS GIVER IB 6 105 6 6 6 6 6 6 Minder W D Randall 4 9 8 21 Time. 25, 52, 1 :18i, 1 :31i. Winner B. g, by Gorman Dolly (trained by G. Webb). Went to post at 2 :C2. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won easily ; second driving. Jim Gore II. outclassed the field, was lucky at the start and made the most of his advantage. He slowed down on the stretch turn and then came away like a flash at the end. Ting a Ling suddenly improved and followed the winner's pace closely throughout. Handpress was away poorly, but gradually improved his position and finished with a rush. Bonnie Lissak traversed the deep going to the stretch. Alms Giver ran a bad race. Scratched 36836 St. Rica, 105 ; 36834 Arthur Ray, 108. Jim Gore II., show, out. Ting a Ling, show, 5 to 1. Handpress, show, 2 to 5. Bonnie Lissak, show, lto 2. SECOND RACE 5 1-3 Furlongs. Purse $100. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 3 0 Q 1 8 Ind Horses A Wt St M K 3 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C 36819 NUGGET HSR 4 100 7 6io 4n t L Woods C T Patterson 10 10 41 8-5 3685324ZARINE K 4 105 4 21 2" 31121 Minder R Wilson 7-5 8-5 1 2-5 368322PAT ORAN KB 5 102 3 31 13 h 31I Donovan F Jones 6 10 61 21 36388 JULY GIP US 7 107 1 51 63 52 41 Lewis Kirk & Co 50 60 60 20 3659HELKARN W E 102 5 76 76 6 53 J Daly W H Griseim 10 20 20 6 (S6866)MIKE MURPHY W 4 103 2 12 5h 4h 68 W Waldo J Neil 5 7 7 2 36853 IRilA A. RS 4 S6 8 8 8 8 71 Connell W Kronnik 10 20 20 6 COLLIS US 4 103 6 4h 3H 72 8 Waterbury G Binger 60 80 80 30 , Time, 251, 52, 1:111. Winner B. c, by Goldcrest Spaldie (trained by C. T. Patterson). Went to post at 2:31. At post 4 minutes. Start bad. Wou easily; second driving. Nugget suddenly improved, and, nearly left, closed a tremendous gap and was much the bast. Azarine had a rough journey the first quarter, otherwise lucky, failed to stay and ran a bad race. Pat Oran is a non-stayer. July Gip and Elkarn were both closing well at the end. Mike Murphy was seriously interfered with on the far turn and disliked the going. Scratched E6900 Hellocole, 107; S6802 Bogus Bill, 107; 36299 Bacchus, 103; 35832 Teufel, 98. Overweights Nugget, 4 pounds; Azarine, 4. Nugget, show. 4 to 5. Azarine. show, 1 to 5. Pat Oran, show, evens. " TliIKD RACE 3-8 Mile. Purse $100. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 3g929 h Ind Horses A Wt St M Yt & StrFin Jockoys Owners O H C P (36884)PREr!lOU3 STONE N 114 3 211 121 Bullman G B Morris fl-211-201-2 1-4 36S812ROWENA W 108 2 33 22 J Ranch Burns&Waterh'se3 19-531 7-10 RAPID WATER 1U 1 Hi 3H Donnelly G B Morris fl-211-201-2 3 3S884 ANNIE MARIE A 105 4 4 4 C.Kelly W L Stanfield 30 60 50 12 S6884 SAMAR W 108 5 510 520 Minder G K Rider 6 13 13 21 PUNCTILLO W 114 6 6 6 T Burns W B Jennings&Co 5 12 12 3 tCoupled in straight betting. Time, 121, 24, 361. . Winner B. c, by Star Ruby Anarchy (trained.by G. B. Morris). - Went to post at 2:58. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won easily ; second the same. Precious Stone ' away flatfboted and bolted on the turn, losing ton lengths, cantered home after being straightened ad fur outclassed the field. Rowena pulled up on the turn to prevent being carried hopelessly out by e winner. She came through on the outside like a cyclone and was easily second best. Rapid Water as away well and was a sharp contender for second place a sixteenth out, made a promising debut if and is evidently another good one. Annie Marie and Samar were closing fast. Punctilio is a grand looker but was practically left. J Precious Stone, show, out. Rowena. show, out. 1t.Jttt. Rapid Water, show, u 6 to 5. r S t O r FOURTH RACE 1 Mile anil 50 Xards Purse 100. 3-year-olds and upward. iihYlZK) Selling. : Ind Horses A Wt St M H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 36851 SILVEK rTlZZi SfS 6 11)7 2 5i 411 21 7 Birkenruth Ezell & Lazarus 1 1 9-102-5 36868 DARK SECRET flSB 4 102 3 11 121 15 121 28 O Kelly C Lind & Co 20 40 30 10 36781 OSO 6 1C9 5 7 7 4i ."n 32 J Ranch F D Black 8 11 11 3 3669" DIGBY BELL AB 4 104 6 62 61 5 5 43 W Waldo W M Sloan 4 .4 4 5-5 S6681 WILLIAM F. U 6 107 1 4 31 63 65 f Carson J Kane 100 100 100 30 36868 SAM LAZARUS ESQ. R 7 107 4 22 21 31 4h 62 Minder Arthur & Co 6 10 10 3 36765 ooioi auiu.. ALMAR1C BS 3 87.7 3" 5h 7 7 7 Reed J F Schorr 10 10 5 11-5 Time, 251i, 1 :181, 1 :46. 1:49. Winner Ch. m, by Silver Fox Toniquo (trained by M. Garrity). Went to post at 3:22. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won driving; second easily. Silver Fizz fell out of the race at the first turn and closed a big gap in the last six furlongs, finally wearing Dark Secret down in the last few strides. The latter displayed unexpected speed in going he dis'ikes and will give a good account of himself on a fast track. Oso trailed the field the -first six fnrlongs and, under a strong and skillful ride, finished fast. Digby Bell ran poorly. Scratched 369022Star Cotton. 1C9: (36902)Goldone, 105. Corrected weights Oso, 109. Silver gizz. phow. out. Dark Secret, snow, .i to 1. Uso, show, 6 to 5. Digby Bell, show, 3 to 5. t FIFTH RACE 7-8 JUile. Purse $41)0. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St , Y StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C V 36803 DECOY 6 1C8 2 12 12 14 i J Ranch G Miller Si 128 3 36871 2NIGRETTE 3 83 4 3 32 22 21 22 Connell W B Jennings&Co 6-5 7-5 6-5 1-2 368682PARSIFAL 5 105 6 61 61 a" 52 33 Birkenruth J D Fitzgerald 8 15 15 4 36786 KESIN 4 105 5 21 2 4n 32 41 Minder Coher&McKenniplO 10 8 21 f385n HUNGARIAN 7 111 3 41 4 3 41 56 T Burns G W Miller 21 3 1V57-10 36867 DOTTEREL 3 88 8 73 71 61 62 6 W Knapp F J O'Rourke 8 16 16 6 36851 KICRUM BOB 6 103 1 55 5 71 8 72 Reed Elks Stable 15 30 30 10 36853 HOMAGE 5 106 7 8 8 8 71 8 Waterbury O P Romigh 10 30 30 12 Time, 25, 511, 1 :19, 1 :32. Winner B. g, by Deceiver Nantucket, by Onondaga (trained by G. Miller). Wont to post at 3:14. At post 3 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second easily. Decoy showed remarkable improvement, forced the pace throughout and sustained his speed unexpectedly well. Nigrette followed the winner's pace closely, was ridden all over the track in the stretch and appeared a sure winner, but Connell was caught napping in the last few strides. Parsifal was away badly and closed a tremendous gap. Resin was in the worst going throughout and was always prominent, but was tiring in the last few strides. Hungarian had no mishaps and ran a bad race in going apparently to his liking. Dotterel was away poorly. Decoy, show, 7 to 5. Nigrette, show, 1 to 4. Parsifal, show. 3 to 2. Hungarian, show, 1 to 3. SIXTH RACK 5 1-3 Furlongs. Purse J400. 3-year-olds. Selling. (3 5 Ind Horses A Wt St M Yt U StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 368Y7 ALICE OAKY SB 102 5 S3 12 j4 j3j Connell S McNaughton 2 2 8-5 3-5 3685220NYX II. KB 109 3 21 21 2i 22 C Kelly Brown & Peters 2 14-514-59-10 36856 GUIDA fi 102 2 7 51 42 3 Reed A B Soreckels 7 10 10 4 36665 ED LILBURN 112 7 6n 41 32 46 T Burns W P Magrane 6 7 7 2 36S652GLADYS BELL 5 107 6 11 61 63 3 Minder A W Coffey 4 4 4 8-5 36837 MAUD MULLER W 107 4 3 3 5h 610 W Waldo Mrs Miller 40 100 100 30 36510 NABUCO W H2 1 4 7 77 Bullman W D Randall 20 30 30 10 Winner B. f, by Trappean Abbio F. (trained by S. McNaughton). Went to post at 4:22. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Alice Cary, away poorly, gradually closed up and took a long and winning lead on the far turn, which she retained to the end without urging. She was much the best and is greatly improved. Onyx II. forced the pace and stuck to his work gameiy, and was the best of the others. Guida is very uncertain, finished out the last quarter fast and got up in the last stride to secure third place. Ed Lilburn ran well, but tired right at the end. Gladys Boll retired early and ran a bad race. Maud Muller showed early speed. Scratched 36765 Gillie, 1C9; S666(20ro Viva, 112. Alice Cary, show. 1 to 4, Onyx II., show. 1 to 3. Guida, show, 2 to 1 : Gladys Bell, show. 3 to 5. To Students of Form TO STUDENTS OF FORM. A large proportion of the horsos now running at San Francisco took part in the sixty days racing at Butte, Mont, last summer. Knowledge of their performances there is of great value to students o form who are following the course of racing at 'Frisco. Daily Racing Foem has prepared a table of the Butte racing in compact style which is for sale at 10 cents. It will be mailed to all who may apply on receipt of the sum nani'ed. i Oakland Entries OAKLAND ENTRIES. Probabilities: Waather clear ; track slow. gRnns well in mud. First Race ,5 1-2 FurlonjjB. 3- yoar-olds and upward. Sailing. Ind. Horsos. Aga. Wt.- HdcD. 369-0 Ben Magon.. 5. ...116 ..... 690 ( 6677) Sol Lichtenstein.... 4. ...113 720 H6641 Young Morello 3 ... 5.... 113 705 369 5 Educate ... 5.... 108 ......710 MUs Dividend. 8....1C8 700 (6918)Nugget B ... 4.. ..107 725 359 H Marco Polo 7 ... 107 690 367P8 Tyranus 4... .106 710 36330 San Lution (Jl ... 4. ...106 695 "66 i0 Mr Dingle 4 ... 3.. ..104 715 36883 Rud Hynicka 4.. ..103 693 S6903 Stunts 3.... 97 705 31925 VictoriaS ... 4.... 96 715 369013Tamm 3 ... 94 700 Second Race 1 1-8 Miles. 4- year-olds and upward. Selling. 36902 Lone Fisherman .... 5i ... 5.... 105 710 (36914) Greyfeld ... 7.. ..105 725 6481 El Pilar 4 .. 103 7i 0 366193Imporious ... 8 .. 102 720 36750 Reana ... 7 .. 1C0 710 ( :6902)Goldone 4 .. 6 .... If 0 715 35917 Bonnie Lissak ... 5... .100 715 6701 AUAbout 4....100 705 3680 3Nannie Nolan 5....100 7(0 368.3 Louwelsea 4 ... 93 ......715 Third Kace- -7-8 Mile. 4 ra?r-ldD and nr".TO, Sailing, SPoaceful ... 6 ... 113 735 (3 9!7)Jim Gore II ... 8 ...107 ......730 368853Jrretiere d'Or 4 ...107 725 (i6871)Qniz ... 5. ...107 ......7j5 36885 Fairbury ... 5.... 106 730 36887 Nellie Forest 5.... 105 .....715 368363Blackthorn ... 4.. ..104 720 3C824 Light Ball 5... .104 715 36904 Constellator 6 ...103 ......740 (36714)Maggie Felix 6.. ..102 725 368693Princess Titania 5.... 101 70 (3688')Botany ... 4.. ..101 725 3688r2Jim Hale 5.. ..100 ......735 36886 El Rio Shannon 6 ... 98 ......720 267692Milas 4 ... 98 730 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-yeax-olde. Allowances. 86817 Iredeus 9 ...110 730 368882;'ylvia Talbot ....108 735 (?fT.48)Gravina ....108 750 36886 Claude ....107 730 3901 2Andrew Ring 107 725 36837 Clausus.... 107 720 (36751)Lady Jocelyn ....105 735 338372Honiton . ..102 ...i..740 Fifth Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward, Sailing. 36834 Amasa 8 ..117 705 36802 Gibraltar ... 8.. ..116 715 3R871 Edinborough ... 6. ...113 710 367983Karabel ....7....1U ......705 ('6Mi)t. Phillipina ... 4... Ill 715 3803 Nat Goodwin ... 4 .. K9 ......6C5 36533 MiesRemsen 8.. ..108 690 36519 Parizade 4.. ,107 710 ?6t6 Our Pride .... 4 ...103 ......700 36r60 Fort Wayne ... 3.... 100 725 36819 Cousin Carrie .... 5.. ..100 ......710 3'871 Hudson ... .... 3.... 97 7 5 35667 Rucolic 3.... 96 7C0 368523Naulahka 3.... 95 720 Sixth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Soiling. 3r543 Searcher 5.. ..109 750 33801 Albrt Enright 5.. ..107 725 368872Illowaho ... 4.. ..107 735 3688730rfeo ... 3.... 95 735 3S820 Byronerdale ... 3.... 89 740 36832 Esherin ... 3.... 80 730 Ingleside Form H. Forsland INGLESIDE FORM. San Francisco, Cal., January 3. The horses seeming to have the best chances- in Monday's races are : First Race Nugget or Sol Lichtenstein. Second Race Greyfeld or Imperious. Third Race El Rio Shannon or Qaiz. Fourth Race Gravina or Claude. Fifth Race Fort Wayne or 8t. Phillipina. Sixth Race Illowaho or Byronerdale. H. Foesland. Oakland Form OAKLAND FORM. The form of Monday's Oakland fields is : First Race Nugget, Sol Lichtenstein, Mr. Dingle. Second Race Greyfeld, Imperious, Goldone. Third Race Princess Titania, Constellator, Peaceful. Fourth Race Gravina, Honiton, Sylvia Talbot. Fifth Race Fort Wayne, Naulahka, St. Philli-pina. Sixth Race Searcher, Byronerdale, Illowaho. Page [6] The Washington Park Club" CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Stakes to Close Thursday, January 15, 1903, for the Summer Meeting of 1903. Beginning Saturday, June 20th, Ending Saturday, July 18th. Overnight Handicaps SI, 250 and upward. No Selling Purses Less than $600; Other Purses $700 and Upward. CflD TUDCC VCAD fll flQ CftR TUDCC VC4D 01 tlC AWP1 MPWARII to the second and $200 to the third horse, and $200 to the third horse. A winner of a rUn InnCC-I tAn-ULUO. run InnCt-I tAn-ULUO AHU UrWAni1. Weights to be announced three days before stakes of the value of $1,000 to carry 3 lbs.; of j, THE AMERICAN DERBY $25 000 Added THE MIDWAY STAKES, $2,000 Added. A the race. A ' winner of any race after the two such stakes, 5 lbs.; of three or more such A sweepstakes for three-year-olds' $95 to ac- selling sweepstakes for three-year-olds and up- weights are posted to carry 5 lbs. extra. One stakes, 7 lbs. extra. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. pnmnanv thp nomimtinn nriditionnl to ward; $10 to accompany the nomination, $25 Mile and a Furlong. Five Furlongs. rt-frt OOf l aflflPfl of ' whlrh OM to thqtS additional for naming to start; $2,000 added, of THE GREAT WESTERN HANDICAP, $3,000 THE MAYWOOD STAKES, $2,000 Added, ond and 5000 to the third horse A which $400 to the second and $200 to the third Added. A sweepstakes for three-year-olds and A sweepstakes for two-year-olds; $10 to ac- n thrpp vpAr niri tnVp! nf thp vilnp of 000 horse. Weights, 5 lbs. above the scale. The upward; $10 to accompany the nomination, $50 company the nomination, $50 additional to to Srry 3 lbs of two such stakes or one of winner to be sold at auction. Those entered additional to start; $3,000 added, of which $750 to start; $2,000 added, of which $400 to the $5 000 5 lbs of three or more three-year-old to De sold Sor $5,000 to cary full weight; if for to the second and $250 to the third horse, second and $200 to the third horse. A winner tnirU nf th'f viIiia nf onn pnph 7 lhq pxtri $4,000, allowed 5 lbs.; then 3 lbs. for each $500 Weights to be announced three days before of a stakes of the value of $1,000 to carry 3 Maidens allowed 7 lbs To be run the first to $3,000; then 1 lb. for each $100 to $2,000. Win- the race. A winner of any race after the lbs,; of two such stakes, 5 lbs.; of three or j tv, mo0Hnn- n'np AfHn inri i Wiir ners of a stakes this year, after the closing of weights are posted to carry 5 lbs. extra. One more such stakes, 7 lbs. extra. Maidens al- xuJ culmAM c! ' , entries, and prior to June 7, when carrying Mile and a Half. lowed 5 lbs. Five Furlongs. THE SHERIDAN STAKES, 4,000 Added. wejght for age or more, not to be entered for THE YOUNG HANDICAP, $5,000 Added. For THE EDGE WATER STAKES, $2,000 Added. A sweepstakes for three-year-olds; ?10 to ac- less tnan 5400; after June 7, $5,000. Starters, three-year-olds and upward; $10 to accompany A sweepstakes for two-year-olds; $10 to aceom- company the nomination, 5 additional to with seiiing prices, to be named through the the nomination, $75 additional to start; $5,000 pany the nomination, $50 additional to start; start; $4,000 added, of which $1,000 to the sec- entry box at the usual hour of ciosing the added, of which $750 to the second and $250 to $2,000 added, of which $400 to the second and -ond, and $o00 to the third borse. A winner 01 day prior to tne More than two can be the tnird norse. Weights to be announced $200 to the third horse. A winner of a stakes a tnree-year-oid staites ot tne value or $i,&uu to named by the same owner, but only two in three days before the race. A winner of any of the value of $1,000 to carry 3 lbs.; of two fnn r iV?3"' i sucn stake or one ot the same interest can start; but the start- race after the weights are posted to carry 5 such stakes, or of the Lakeside, Kenwood or ?4,0U0, o ids.; ot tnree or more tnree-year-oia ins fees must be paid for all named. One lbs. extra. One Mile, One and One-half Fur- Maywood Stakes, 5 lbs.; of three or more such stakes of the value of $1,500 (selling stakes ex- Mile and a Furiong. longs. stakes, 7 lbs. extra. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. cepted), or of one of the value of $',000, 7 lbs THE AUBURN STAKES, $2,000 Added. A THE WHEELER HANDICAP, $7,500 Added. Five and a Half Furlongs. exra- Maidens allowed 7 lbs. One Mile and seiiing sweepstakes for three-year-olds and A sweepstakes for three-year-olds and up- THE QUICKSTEP STAKES $2,000 Added, a Quarter. upward; $10 to accompany the nomination, $25 ward; $10 to accompany the nomination, $125 A sweepstakes for two-year-olds; $10 to accbm- THE ENGLEWOOD STAKES, $2,000 Added, additional for naming to start; $2,000 added, additional to start; $7,500 added, of which pany the nomination, $50 additional to start; A sweepstakes for fillies, three-year-olds; $10 of which $400 to the second and $200 to the $1,000 to the second and $500 to the third horse. $2,000 added, of which $400 to the second and to accompany the nomination, $50 additional third horse. The winner to be sold at auc- Weights to be announced three days before $200 to the third horse. A winner of a stakes to start; $2,000 added, of which $400 to the sec- tion. Those entered to be sold for $4,000 to the race. A winner of any race after the to carry 3 lbs.; of two stakes, 5 lbs.; of three ond and $200 to the third horse. A winner of carry weight for age; for $3,000, allowed 5 lbs; weights are posted to carry 5 lbs: extra. One or more stakes, 7 lbs. extra. Maidens allowed a three-year-old stakes of the value of $1,500 to then 2 lbs. for each $500 to $2,000; then 1 lb. Mile and a Quarter. 7 lbs. Four Furlongs. carry 3 lbs.; of two such stakes, 5 lbs.; of for each $100 to $1,000. Winners of a stakes THE HYDE PARK STAKES, $7,500 Added, three or more such stakes, or one of the value this year, after the closing of entries, and FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDSi A sweepstakes for two-year-olds; $10 to accom-of $5,000, 7 lbs. extra. Maidens allowed 7 lbs. prior to June 7, when carrying weight for age, pany the nomination, $100 additional to start; One Mile. or more, not to be entered for less than $3,000; THE LAKESIDE STAKES, $2,000 Added, A $7,500 added, of which $1,000 to the second and THE DREXEL STAKES, $2,000 Added. A after June 7, $4,000. Starters, with selling sweepstakes for fillies, two-year-olds; $10 to ac- $500 to the third horse. A winner of a stakes sweepstakes for three-year-olds; $10 to accom- prices, to be named through the entry box, at company the nomination, $50 additional to of the value of $1,000 to carry 3 lbs.; of two pany the nomination, $50 additional to start; the usual hour of closing, the day prior to the .start; $2,000 added, of which $400 to the second such stakes, 5 lbs.; of three or more such $2,000 added, of which $400 to the second and race. More than two can be named by the and $200 to the third horse. A winner of a stakes, or of the .Edgewater Stakes, 8 lbs. $200 to the third horse. A winner of a three- same owner, but only two in the same inter- stakes of the value of $1,000 to carry 3 lbs.; of extra. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. Six Furlongs, year-old stakes of the value of $5,000, or of est can start; but the starting fees must be two such stakes, 5 lbs.; of three or more such THE LAKE VIEW HANDICAP, $2,000 Add- 1 three or more such stakes of the value of $1,500 paid for all named. One Mile and Half a Fur- stakes, 7 lbs. extra. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. ed. A sweepstakes for two-year-olds; $10 to each, to carry 5 lbs. extra. Non-winners of long. Five Furlongs. accompany the nomination, $50 additional to two three-year-old races of the value of $1,500 THE OAKWOOD HANDICAP, $2,500 Added. THE KENWWOD STAKES, $2,000 Added, start; $2j000 added, of which $400 to the sec-each, allowed 3 lbs.; of one such race, 5 lbs.; A sweepstakes for three-year-olds and up- A sweepstakes for colts, two-year-olds; $10 to ond and $200 to the third horse. Weights -to of one of $1,000, 8 lbs.; of one of $500, 12 lbs. ward; $10 to accompany the nomination, $50 accompany the nomination, $50 additional to be announced two days before the race. Six Maidens allowed 17 lbs. One Mile. additional to start;- $2,500 added, of which $400 start, $2,000 added, of which $400 to the second Furlongs. uDCPIftf NHTIPC No entry will be received for any of these stakes except upon this condition: That all disputes, claims and objections arising out of the racing, or with, respect to UlLUiML ISUI SUE the interpretation of the conditions of any stakes, nhall be decided by the Racing Stewards pr sent or those whom tliey may appoint, and their decisions upon all points shall hv final. Please note that the entrance fee must accompany nominations. Turfmen falling to receive entry blanks can obtain them by application lu r ihw secretary, to whom all communications should be addressed, or at tlie office of the Daily Itacing Form. JAMTCS HtWltU, 8ECHETARY, SIXTY-FIRST ST. AND aOUTH PARK AVE , CHICAGO. Brooklyn Jockey Club OFFICE, 399 FULTON ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y. RACE COURSE, GRAVESEND, L. I. , SSf.B'"G TO CLOSE ON MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1903. J FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. The May Stakes. -fS . , , i ci-nn If for less, 1 lb. allowed for each $100 down to $1,000. Half of selling surplus to go to the owner of the 1 TUp RrnnHvn HanHirn with SIO 000 added (Estimated Value $17,500), second horse and the other half to the Race Fund. Selling price to be stated throHgh the entry-box ' ine DrOOKlyn ndnUICdp, Willi 4IV,UUU C1UUCU For three-year-olds and up- when entries close on the day preceding the race. The winner of any stake race at the meeting not to be ward : $200 each, half forfeit, or only $15 if declared by February 20; with $10,00 added, of which $2,000 entered for less than $2,500. About Six Furlongs. to the second and $1,000 to the third. Weights to be announced February 2. One Mile and a Quarter. ., wi- . and each, $15 forfeit: with $3,000 FOR i WO-Y EAR-OLDS c. Ctoloc For three-year-olds upward; $50 1 1 W l LMn WLUg, The Standard MaKeS idded, of which $500 to the second land $250 to the third. Weight forage. One Mile and a Half . The 1 ' ClOVer StakeS PS-Wri 6arS o1a ; H5 .each, $10 forfeit; with $1,500 adde4, of TuTRnM Hanrllran For three-year-olds and upward; $50 each, or only $15 if 'VT FnVlniS which $2d0 to the second and $150 to the third. Non-winners of $1,000 The DrOOKdale Handicap tho with allowed 7 lbs. Five Fnrlongs. declared by2p. m. on the day preceding race; $2 500 added, of which $100 to the second and $200 to the third. Weights to be announced by 12 m. on the Tf-.fi ManhanSP.r Stakes Fo w0.:oar:old3; $23 each, $10 forfeit: with $1,503 added, of dav before the race. Winners after announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. One Mile and a ' 1 ' ' ,a' " ,'ullVl , " , w,ulcl1 $2a0 to the second and $15Q to the third. Non-winners of Furlong $1,000 allowed 7 lbs. Five and a Half Fnrlongs. TU p,rl.,0., HanHiran For three-year-olds and uy ward; 550 each, or only $15 if Up HanDVPr Staked For two-year-olds; $J5 each, $10 forfeit; with $1,500 added, of which I he I rKWay nanalCap declared by 2 p.m. on the day preceding the race; with $2,500 MIC f lOIIUVCl OCOtVCi $250 to the second and $13U to the third. The winner to be sold at added of which $100 to the second and $2G0 to the third. Weights to be announced by 12 m. on the third auction for $i,000. If for less, 1 lb. allowed for each $200 down to $ J,003; then 1 lb. for each $100 down to dav be'foro the race. Winners after annouocement or weights tacarry 5 lbs. extra. One Mile and a $1,030. Half of selling. surplus to go to tho owner of the second horsa, and the other half to the-Hace Sixteenth Fund. Selling price to be stated through tho entry-box when entries close on the dav preceding the race, -ru M 4l C l,o For threo-year-olds and upward; $25 each, $10 forfeit; with $1,500 added The winner of any stake race at the meeting not to be entered for less than $,000. Five and a Hn If I he rlyrtle MaK.eS of Which $250 to the second and $150 to the third. The winner to be furlongs. sold at auction for $5,C0O. If for less. 1 lb. allowed for each $200 down to -$2,C00 ; then 1 lb. allowed for fhp Redfnrd Stakf; For two-year-olds; $25 each, $10 forfeit; with $1,500 added, of which each $100 down to $1,000. Half of selling surplus to go to the owner of the second horse, and the other ul'ul yl y " , , $250 to the second horse and $150 to the third. The winner to be half to the Race Fnnd. Selling price to bo stated through the entry-box when entries close on tho day sold at auction for $V,03. If for less, 1 lb. allowe t for each $100 down to $1,000. Half of sailing surplus H Tirneadine the race The winner of any stake race at the meeting not to be entered for less than $1,000. to go to the owner of tho second horse, and the c ther half to the Kace Fund. Selling pries to be stated OneMile and Seventy Yards. through tho entry boxwhen entries close on the day preceding the race. Tho winner of any stake race TU P QtUc For three-year-olds and upward ; $25 each, $10 forfeit; with $1,500 at the meeting not to bo entered for less than $2,500. Five Fnrlongs. I he r ltCnOgUe OldKeb added, of which $250 to the socond and $150 to the third. The CTCCTDI ITrU3 A O C OTA lrc winner to be sold at auction for $3,500. If for less. 1 lb. allowed for oach $100 down to $1,000. Half of Ol tLrLLUflAOL O I ArLo. Kfo Tne Empire State ster-pieonasa Handicap. Jsinr any stake race at the meeting not to be entered for less than $2,500. About Six Furlongs. day precJ fche racfJ . with $2i50 addod) of wMch $lQ0 t0 IVd $203 to the third: eightalo POR THREE YEAR OLDS be announced three days before the race. Full Course, About Two Miles and a Half. stake. Foth",.., olc, larLu soo aa.d,o. The Greater How YorK StwpiMjMSB Handicap. iSiSszsfSl&bEsGi Th I ne RmHwav DlOaGWdy OlaKCb. which $500 to the second and $250 to the third. Non-winners of p.m. on tho day preceding the race; with $1,500 added, with $250 to the second and $150 to the third $10 000 allowed 5 lbs of $5,000, 8 lbs. ; of $2,500, 12 lbs. ; of $1,000, 15 lbs. One Milo and a Sixteenth. Weights to be announced three days before tho race. Full Course, Abont Two Miles and a Half The Preakness stakes. $Fu TUB Kensington stBBDlBoliasB Handicap. Sfirsft&& Si nn added of which $250 to the second and $150 to the third. Weights, 8 lbs. bolow the scale. Non- ceding the race; with $1,500 added, of which $250 to the second and $150 to the third. Weights to be winners of $l,CO0 allowed 10 lbs. ; maidens. 15 lbs. One Mile and Seventy Yards. announced three days before the race. About Two Miles. In making up'the program for the Spring Meeting of 1903 the Stakes and Hiindicaoa will be so arranged as to give owners an opportunity , to run without sacrifice of int. reBt. The Club reserves tLe right to start any or all of the races announced with or without the aid of a starting J device. Nominations should be addreesed to the Secretary, 399 Pulton Street, Brooklyn, N, Y. I H. D. Mclntyre, Secretary. Philip J. Dwyer, President. !

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