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Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, May 9, 1903

Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, May 9, 1903 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1903 drf1903050901 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, May 9, 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] Au Revoir's Fast Mile. AU REVOIR'S FAST MILE. Worth is certainly being favored with good ] •weather for its spring meeting, and the attendance thus far has been all that could be desired. By far the largest crowd of the ' week was present yesterday and was well ; Tepaid, for the racing was contested throughout, and was productive in several instances of close and spirited finishes. The feature race of the day, the fourth, a handicap purse of $600 for three-year-olds and upward, resulted in somewhat of a surprise, and was also a source of keen disappointment to those that had backed Autumn Leaves, undoubtedly the best horse in the race at the time. This fast filly was thought by the talent to be the best and was the medium of heavy backing, but got off "badly and failed to finish in the first three. The winner turned up in the lightly-weighted Ahola which was lucky in getting away in her stride to a bad start She tiptoed the field for the entire distance and was never headed winning in a hard drive by a head from The Lady, which beat Bra-shee a half length for second place. Ahola stood a last sixteenth drive well, but was tiring at the end. The Lady showed much improvement and is rounding into her best form. Emshee was interferred with at the turn for home and hardly got clear sailing until a sixteenth out, from which point he closed up ground fast. If You Dare ran to his best form and finished going fast. Autumn Leaves was fiat-footed when the barrier went up and was practically left at the post. Robbins, however, went on with her and persevering throughout, closed up a big gap, finishing lapped on If You Dare. Many had been led to believe by the showing made here by Au Revoir at this meeting that he hardly cared to go - over seven furlongs, but he gave the lie to this opinion by winning the third race, a spin of one mile •for three-year-olds, in a big canter. Lin-■guist was regarded as much the best, being held at about 8 to 5 in the betting, but he Tan a dull race and failed to finish in the first three. To a good start The Don, showing his customary speed, led by a fair margin until just after entering the last quarter, where he fell away beaten, retiring in favor of Au Revoir, which moved away from the field fast in the final furlong, .winning in a canter by two and one-half lengths from Soothsayer, which beat Mimo a nose •on the post for second place. Soothsayer •did some bumping while running next to the inside rail at the last sixteenth post. Linguist •was pocketed while going down the back-•.stretch and swung wide when turning into the stretch, losing much ground. He was sunder punishment in the stretch and tired •fast in the last sixteenth. This race should •do him much good. Thane had an easy race of it in the fifth, a mile and seventy yards dash for four-year-olds and upward. Dr. Stephens was suffered to set the pace for the first seven furlongs, •where Thane, which had been running along -within easy call of him, was called on and went to the front in a few strides winning as his rider pleased by three-quarters of a length from Dr. Stephens, which beat Caliban three lengths for second place. The last named ran a promising race for a horse that had not started in. months, and bears watching from now on. An unwieldy field of thirteen started in the day's opener, a six furlongs dash for maidens three-year-olds and upward, the ] ' ; winner turning up in the heavily backed favorite Irby Bennett, which really made those back of him look cheap. He ran The' Rabbit into early submission and then came away with ease, winning by four lengths from Merryflight, which finished three before The Rabbit for second place. Merryflight, off poorly, ran an excellent race being much the best of all but the winner. The Rabbit showed speed for five furlongs. Feby Blue retired beaten just after turning for home. Don Domo was easily the best of a field of six two -year-olds in the second race, a four and a half furlongs scramble. Off well in his stride he led from start to finish, winning well in hand by two and a half lengths from Determination, which beat Capitol eight for second place. The race was strictly a two-horse affair. Lord Tennyson, Miss Hortense and Crusoe were caught napping when the barrier went up and by the time they had gotten into their full stride were practically out of the race. The last race of the day, a dash of one and one-sixteenth miles for three-year-olds and upward, went to John A. Clarke", with Will Sherry second and Bonnie Lissak third. Betting was heavy throughout the day and the track very fast. ' Morris Park Form Chart. MORRIS PARK FORM CHART. WESTCHESTER, N. Y., May 8, 1903. — Second day. Westchester Racing Association. Spring Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Secretary, H. G. Crickmore. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. t Q Q K O FIRST RACE— 1 1-2 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (Over O GO fJ JZi 6 hurdles.) The St. Nicholas Hurdle Race. $1,000 added. Net value to winner 31,095. Ind Horses A Wt St 1 3 5 6 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 35884 SEMINOLE ws 5 151 7 S 8 6" 58 2* l3 G Wilson F A Clark 15 40 40 10 (3S038)GOULD ws 9 155 1 V 25 1" 4" 515 23 Hunt J Schladt 4 6 6 2 3S476 OHNET 6 155 4 l1 U 24 1* 4* 34 Songer M J Maloney 6 7 7 2 355702M'G. PRINCE ws 6 155 2 72 73 52 2^ 33 4S0 Heider Albemarle Stable 10 15 15 5 3S645 B. BATTLE ws 6 158 8 51 5*5 7* 68 6 512 Donohue E Pergoli 4 6 6 2 36436 ANDALUSIAN 4 141 5 6»* 61 8 7 7 6 "McCre'ry G F Johnson 15 20 15 6 349162BIG GUN ws 6 155 ' 3 45 4* 32 32 14 Fell.Mara S Allen 7-5 8-511-101-2, 33561tCIGAR ws 4 141 6 31 3* 4" 8 Fell. Brady C Pfizer 30 100 60 20 t Added starter. Time, 2:51. Winner — B. h, by Iroquois — Ossuta (trained by P. Meaney). Went to post at 2:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Seminole trailed for half the journey, and being saved while going up the hill on the back-stretch made good with a winning stretch run and scored a lucky victory. Gould was excessively used early in the race and tired and was swerving in the stretch run. Ohnet, after forcing the pace for nine furlongs, was crowded against the fence on the inside losing a half dozen lengths, but recovered ground rapidly at the end. McGrathiana Prince, from a rearward position on the backstretch, was raced up the hill into prominence and was tiring and swerving in the last quarter. Big Gun was best and drew clear of the field, an apparent easy winner, at the last hurdle, where he fell. Scratched— 33936 Arian, 141. - Overweights — Ben Battle, 3 pounds. ....... Seminole, show, 4 to 1. Gould, show, evens. Ohnet, show, evens. Big Gun, show, 1 to 4. t Q Q PT t SECOND RACE— Last 3-4 Withers Mile. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and OOOuQ upward. Selling. v Ind Horses A Wt St % % StrFin Jockeys Owners • O H C P 34338 HIGHLANDER wsb 4 114 3 15 l2 1* l1 T Burns R T Wilson Jr 4 4 3 1 3SS043MINOTAUR wsb 3 99 1 4s 43 2* 24 J Martin F Farrell S-5 2 2 7-10 38641 ANDRATTUS wb 5 102 4 2* 2* 31 31 Haack A Shields 8 20 15 5 38725 PITTACUS wb 3 86 6 5" 5" 45 44 DeSouza G Forbes 10 15 10 4 3SG75 SISTER JULIET W 4 104 5 6* 62 55 . 54 Fuller W J Smith 6 6 6 2 a5926 MERCER ws 6 107 2 35 35 62 62 Wond'ly Prospect Stable 4 5 5 2 3SS04 MERRY MAKER W4 105 7 7777W Hicks H D Brown 15 50 50 15 Time, 12i. 24£. 48g. 1:14. Winner — B. c. by Ben Strome — Henrietta (trained by T. E. Healey). Went to post at 3:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily; second easily. , Highlander looked a trifle high, but far outclassed his field, forced the early pace, drawing clear at the half and thereafter was alternately easing up and hand ridden and nearly all out at the end to beat the fast coming Minotaur. The latter appeared unable to get out of close quarters until in the last furlong, when he finished fast under the whip and ran a game race. Andrattus followed the winner's pace closely for five furlongs, then went wide on the stretch turn losing much ground, but gamely disposed of the others after a long stretch drive. Pittacus, poorly ridden and improving his position in the last half, was going fast at the end. Sister Juliet was poorly handled and well up at the finish. Mercer displayed a good turn of speed, but failed to stay and was probably short. Scratched— (38833) Satire, 115; 38522 Attila, 106. Overweights — Merry Maker, i pound. Highlander, show, 1 to 2. Minotaur, show, 1 to 3. Andrattus, show, 2j to 1. THIRD RACE— Last 7-8 Withers Mile. 3-year-oldiT Allowances. The OOOOtc Larchmont Stakes. $1,500 added. Net value to winner $1,605. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 32016 INGOLD w 112 4 l1 l1 l2 l2 1" Bullman A Featherstone 12 12 4 7-5 * 35903 BRIGAND w 115 10 8" 9 6h 34 225 Hoar J Galway 20 50 40 12 35G21 LOVE NOTE ws 110 8 5h 35 22 2" 35 H Mich'ls E O Pepper 15 20 20 6 32913 AKELA w 112 6 74 55 4h 43 44 T Burns Oneok Stable 20 20 15 5 TRISTESSE w 110 9 3& 74 74 55 5* T Walsh R W Walden 30 60 60 20 32767f DAUPHIN W 115 2 6" 81 8l 72 62 J Daly J E Madden 25 12 12 5 , 364S62tINK ws 115 5 10 61 3* 6l 73 Odom T Monahan 15 15 7 2 3870G L. KNIGHTHOOD w 110 1 91 10 10 10 8s Cochran Lotos Stable 30 50 40 12 35767 NEEBURBAN w 110 3 42 4" 5* 84 92 J Martin Osceola Stable 20 30 30 10 (3S434) CONTUSION ws 117 7 2* 23 9 9 10 O'Neil E D Morgan 4-5 9-104-5 1-3 tAdded starters. Time, 12§, 24, 49, l:14g, 1:27|. Winner — B. c, by Ingoldsby — Radiance (trained by J. Bauer). We"nt to post at 3:25. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second the same. Ingold made the running well in hand to the stretch, where he came away with a rush ap- , parently an easy winner, but was unexpectedly driving hard at the end and was probably short. Brigand, away poorly, closed a big gap and finished with a rush and was probably best today. Love Note outran all but the winner for the first six furlongs, but was tiring . and swerving badly at the end and should be improved by the race. Akela was making up ground fast at the end. Tristesse overcame a lot of interference in the first furlong and on the stretch turn and her effort was a good one. Dauphin is a- good looker and Is reported to have worked fast and should improve greatly. Ink is also worth remembering. Contusion fell lame while running well and is probably broken down. ' Scratched— 38807 Colonsay, 125;. 34885 Barnstormer, 115; 38828 Castalian, 112. Corrected weights — Ingold, 112. Ingold, show, 7 to 10. Brigand, show, 7 to 1. Love Note, show, 3 to 1. Contusion, show, out. _ ■ QQQfTK FOURTH RACE— Last 1-2 Mile Eclipse Course. $1,000 added. 2-year-oldiT OOOUQ Maidens. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P * 3S6732HIGHBALL w 109 1 1" l2 Is Bullman Gayoso Stable 7-6 3-2 7-5 3-5 ' GRENADA w 104 5 3* 2" 2* Fuller S Paget 10 12 12 5 LUXEMBOURG w 110 3 55 4" 34 Hoar H M Ziegler 15 15 10 4 SIR WALT wb 104 6 65 61 4" H Mich'ls Oneck Stable 30 50 50 20 'ANYWAY ws 104 9 42 55 51 Wilk'son E D Morgan 30 30 20 8 DOLLY SPANKERwb 194 11 9 8l 6s Gannon F P Keene 5 6 « 2 ALLINDA w 104 7 71 71 72 Wond'ly Prospect Stable 15 30 30 12 ■ . 38400 E. C. RUNTE 107 4 11 11 8 Feicht G F Jenkins 50 100 100 40 386762YO SAN w 107 8 2* 34 3 Jenkins Pleasance Stable 15 15 15 6 (CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE, MORRIS PARK FORM CHART-CONTINUED. 3S805 COAL. BL'K LADYwb 107 10 10 10 10 T Walsh Pepper Stable 50 100 100 40 BLUISH TV 107 12 12 12 11 Haack Goughacres Stbl 15 20 15 6 LILLIANETTE "W 104 2 S1 9 12 O'Neil N Bennington 15 20 20 8 JOCUND w 107 1G 13 13 13 Hend'son T Hitchcock Jr 15 20 8 3 GANANOGUE w 104 14 14 14 14 Shea It »T "Wilson Jr 20 40 40 15 HANDS UP w 107 15 15 15 15 Cochran Lotos Stable 15 20 20 8 MONADNOCK w 107 13 16 16 16 J Martin J Fleischmann 10 15 15 6 Time, 47. Winner — B. c, by Ben Strome — Strychinia (trained by J. W. May). Went to post at 3:55. At post 3 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily; second driving.. Highball received a lucky start and After a long drive to retain the lead he came away fast in the final sixteenth. Grenada was a prominent contender throughout and his race was a good one. Luxembourg was closing up fast at the end and probably unlucky to lose second place. Sir Walt, Anyway and Dolly Spanker ran well and finished close up. The others were beaten off and pulling up. Dolly Spanker is a grand looker and appeared out of place in such a short sprint, but closed a tremendous gap from a bad start and was running faster than the leaders at the end. Scratched — Mimosa, 104. Corrected weights — Luxembourg, 110. Overweights — Highball, 2 pounds; Yo San, 3; Coal Black Lady, 3. Highball, show, 1 to 4. Grenada, show, 2} to 1. Luxembourg, show, 2 to 1. Q Q Q K /'» FIFTH RACE — Last 7-8 Withers Mile. $1,000 added. 4-year-olds and up- tjQOOD . ward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St & Vz % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 364SS CARBUNCLE wb 6 111 2 41 4h 5 2" 1* T Burns 11 T Wilson Jr 3 4 8-5 1-2 (3S581) STEVEDORE wb 4 110 5 1" in l1! I1! 2* Bullman G E Smith 11-103-26-5 2-5 3S785 FLY. BUTTRESSwb 4 113 1 5 5 4* 31 32 Odom M J Cavanaugh 6 8 8 2 3S522 PAUL CLIFFORD W 5 111 3 2*5 32 2" 4» '4° Gannon L V Bell 4 12 10 3 3SS06 DUELIST WSB 5 111 - 4 31 2h 3ll 5 5 Hoar F Farrell 10 20 20 5 Time, 12|, 23|, 48|, l:26g. Winner — B. g, by Stuyvesant — Garnet (trained by T. E. Healy). Went to post at 4:24. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Carbuncle trailed next to the rail to the stretch where he finished fast under a vigorous ride, outstaying Stevedore after a long drive. The latter from a poor start quickly raced into a long and apparently winning lead, and although tiring after ill-timed and excessive early use, fought out the issue unexpectedly gamely. Flying Buttress, which went the longest way around on the turns, was overhauling the leaders at the end and ran an extra good race. Paul Clifford followed the fast pace closely for six furlongs and ran in improved form. Duelist retired early in the race. Scratched— 388063Locket, 118; (38833) Satire, 114. Carbuncle, show, out. Stevedore, show, out. Flying Buttress, show, 7 to 10. OQQKI7 SIXTH RACE— Withers Mile. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. OOOO i Selling. ' Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3S8072EMBAR'SSMENT w 3 100 11 6" 71 6" 41! lh Wilk'son H T Griffin 6 7 6 2 38785 LD. ADVOCATE w3 S8 3 2" 41 31 H 21 J Daly O L Richards 30 40 40 15 3825S K. OF THE G'TERw 9 105 4 l1 HI 1" 21 34 Byer F S P Randolph 15 30 30 10 3S460 SHOWMAN W 3 85 5 7* 81! 7" 51 41! McCaf'ty D Spaulding 20 25 25 10 3S582 REMORSE wb 4 107 10 31 3l in 3" 51 O'Neil H M Mason 3 18-531 7-5 (3S730)PAST ws 4 97 9 41 2" 51 6* 61 DeSouza G Forbes 6 S 7 21 3S705 EARLY EVE w 4 104 15 15 9 8l 81 72 Sullivan Capitola Stable 30 60 60 20 3S258 WHEELER B. / w 3 9S 14 10 10 10 10 81 Haack S Jackson 10D 100 60 25 38675 AGNES D. w 5 109 8 9 6h 9 9 91! J Martin E Morrell 10 10 7 21 38730 DR. RIDDLE W6 110 21111111110 Bullman G Gardner 8 15 10 4 3S4722FARMER JIM ws 3 102 7 5ll 5J 4" 71111 Wond'ly M H Tichenor 8 10 10 4 3S705 H. L. COLEMAN w 4 107 0 13 13 12 12 12 T Walsh J Frayling 50 100 100 30 3S7253PAGEANT wb 3 "98 13 14 14 14 14 13 Fuller Mrs M C Lyles 4 4 31 7-5 36190 ANAK W 4 107 12 12 15 15 15 14 W'bury F Thayes 30 30 25 10 38643 HIST ws 3 90 1 81 12 13 13 15 D O'Con'rW C Daly 30 100 100 40 Time, 12g, 24g, 35g, 482, l:01g, 1:14|, 1:41. Winner— Ch. c, by Knight of Ellerslie — Flash in the Pan (trained by H. T. Griffin). Went to post at 4:50. At post 3 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second the'same. Embarrassment, away in the rear division, steadily improved his position and a lucky opening in the stretch enabled him when with clear saling to overhaul and pass Lord Advocate in the last fifty, yards. The latter was always a prominent contender and when a furlong out assumed command and his rider was probably caught napping right at the end by the winner. Knight of the Garter rushed into the lead early, but fell away when straightened for the finish. Showman was a good horse badly messed about. Remorse looked high in flesh and ran as if short and can do much better. Past worked through a rough journey under a bad ride. Early Eve closed a tremendous gap. Agnes D. looked far from fit and will improve. Embarrassment, show, 6 to 5. Lord Advocate, show, 7 to 1. Knight of the Garter, show, 5 to 1: Remorse, show, 4 to 5. Pageant, show, 4 to 5. TOIj. IX. ]SrO. 111. CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MAY" 9, 1903. PRICE 5 GENTS Local Turf Gossip. LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. Jockey Coburn left last night for Louisville, Ky., where he will ride the Bennett entry Sanctum in the Nursery Stakes, to be decided today. H. N. McTyerie arrived yesterday from Nashville, Tenn., with the following horses: Charley Thompson, Carrie I., Pea Ridge, Uncle Ruben and Frances Yowell. M. Jordan reached Worth yesterday from Baltimore, Md. His four horses, including Fingal, will arrive today. Merryflight, which started in the opening race yesterday, is reported to have worked recently by moonlight six furlongs in a fraction better than 1:14. Evidently some one else besides her owners shared the secret of the great flight of speed she had shown in her workouts, for the price posted against her chances was a small one, considering that in her only previous start she had been left at the post. In yesterday's race she was again away poorly, but chiefly on account of jockey Robbins' slowness at the barrier. The midget rider was also responsible for the failure of Autumn Leaves, her stable companion, she being practically left. Had they both been sent away on even terms it is more than likely that they would have won their respective races. Bmshee, which was heavily backed in the fourth 'race, was nearly thrown down at the stretch turn by The Lady. Otis on the former was about to make his run and attempted to go through next to the inside rail, but Pirrman on The Lady pulled in, forcing Otis to pull up to keep from going down, and effectually destroying Emshee's chances. Linguist's poor performance yesterday was a disappointment to a number of his admirers who had imagined him to Have a chance in the American Derby. His trainer, W. Phillips, could not account for the horse's bad showing other than to say- that he attempted to run out on all the turns. The Orland Stakes, at one mile, which is carded for decision today, contains a goodly number of horses with pretensions to class (Continued on fifth page.) LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. (Continued from first page.) and should result in a spirited race and a close finish. Lord Tennyson, Miss Hortense and Crusoe, Avhich started in the two-year-old race, showed their lack of schooling to the barrier, and shied when starter Dwyer released the gate, causing them to be practically left at the post. Jockey Henry permitted his mount Mimo to swerve when about to draw his whip and bump Soothsayer. The latter in turn caromed into The Don, which was nearly thrown down by the mishap. Page [2] ISSUED EVERT DAT. DAILY RACIHG FORM PDB. CO. PUBLISHERS OF WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN. Entered in* the Post Office at Chicago as second class matter. 124 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. A Daily Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. Editor and Proprietor, F. H. Brunell. Associate Editor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Brunell. COPYRIGHTED. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1903, by Frank H. Brunell, in the office of the Librarian of Congress at "Washington, D. C, U. S. A. [The chart and index numbers and track form of Dally Racing Form must not be used. They are copyrighted daily and will be keenly protected.] Chicago, Illinois, Mat 9, 1903. John A. Clarke, Extra, Won Ail Revoir. Extra, Won Don Domo, Extra, Won Irby Bennett, Extra, Won Thane, Extra, Won THE LADY, "Good." EHSHEE, "Not Much," Five Out of Six at Worth. PETTIJOHN. AIMLESS, HENRY BURT, HII.EE And Other Extra Winners. SENSATION FRIDAY— "Oh, Yes." SENSATION SATURDAY — " Sure, Mike." Three Extra Killers Today at Worth. BIG ODDS. I^-Buy Your Sheets Early Today*^2 Supply May Be Exhausted. J55-I wire EXTRAS anywhere in U. S. and Canada on receipt of WEEKLY SUBSCRIPTION $2.50. Full sheets and specials on Worth and all tracks on sale at 11 sharp. PRICE, 50c DAILY, $2.50 WEEKLY. On sale at Saratoga, Palmer House, Sherman, Kuntz-Remmler's (both places), Berghoff, Grand Pacific and news stands Madison, Clark and Washington streets. R. L. Gibson's pQ(feKial 130 Dearborn St.. Suite 316, Third Floor. AHOLA SPECIAL 8=1 This is another of our sensational Plunge Bets Given to all our clients. 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OFFICE: 315, 167 DEARBORN STREET AND RED HOT STAND AT RAGE TRACK* NOTICE— All losing: special sheets exchangable free for any advertised special. ATTENTION--! ADVERTISE ONLY ONE HORSE EXTRA SPECIAL WINNERS. $2.00 for each LONE HORSE SPECIAL or six for $10.00. Wired any part of the world. For out of town service address MAIN OFFICE— 91 Lincoln Ave., Chicago, 111. 'Phono Dearborn 3031. COL. J. C. WOOTERS, MANAGER. Bunco Broncho Information Company St. Louis Form. ST. L OUIS FORM. Tho form of Saturday's Fair Grounds fields is : First Race— Death, CreBsida, Kiss Quick. Second Race — The Black Scot, Chorus Boy. Kisme. Third Race— Kilo, Don O'High, Matt Wadleigh. Fourth Race— South Breeze, Ponrquoi Pas, Macy. Fifth Race— Louis Wagner, Frank Bell, Nickey D. Sixth Race— Sweet Dream, Fugurtha, Hie Away. Seventh Race— Beana, Scortic, Kingstelle. St. Louis Form. R. J. Collins. ST. LOUIS FORM. St. Louis, Mo., May 8— The horses eeeming to have the best chances in Saturday's races are : First Race— Zirl or Cressida. Second Race— Kunja or Kisme. Third Race— Don O'High or Ascot. Fourth Race— Sigmund or South Breeze. Fifth Race— touis Wagner or Nickey D. Sixth Race— Mollie T. or Jerry Hunt. Seventh Race— Scortic or Eda Riley. R. J. Collins. St. Louis Entries. ST. LOUIS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track good. ♦Apprentice allowance. ©Runs well in mud. First Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. HorBOB. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 388W3Death 8.... 115 725 36006 Ladas 7.... Ill 695 S8621 Lasso 6.. ..109 700 35819 Meddlesome 7.... 107 710 34982 Alalia 5... .107 695 38840 Zirl 4.. ..107 700 38748*Bnrgoyne 6... .107 705 38821 Kiss Quick 6....105 710 38649 Crime 3.... 101 710 38797 Indian .Cherry 3... .101 695 38769 Goudy 3.... 93 715 (35072)Lady Vashti 3.... 93 710 38816*ImmortelIe 3.... 88 705 38291*Cressida 3.... 86 720 36916 St. Vitus 3.... 85 705 Second Race— 1 Mile and 30 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 38796.. Pharoah 6... .111 710 (38657}The Black Scot © .... 6 .... 108 725 38772 Whitmore 6.... 105 695 38821 Pay the Fiddler 7.. -.105 705 38816 Varner 4... .104 690 38707?ChQrus Boy 7. ...103 720 36009 Kisme 9....1uS 7xu 387973Blue Grass Girl 3 .... 101 695 388213*Free Pass 6.... 99 710 , 38816*First One 6.... 98 700 S63843*Kunja. 7.... 98 715 883162*Margie S 4.... 94 705 38821 The Wizard 3.... 91 700 38844 Judge Cantrill 3.... 88 695 37547*Pathos 3.... 83 ..v..710 Third Race— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (88658) Kilo .' 107 725 38466 J. I. Mack 105 705 38744 Loniana 102 710 3879420ra McKinney 102 705 388413Matt Wadleigh 102 .715 38865 Ascot...... 102 .115 886772Don O'High 102 720 Fourth Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. The Mississippi Valley Stakes. $1,000 added. 88842 Kaffir *— -109 ...... 720 S877!3Macy 9.. -.108 735 : (38795) South Breeze 5....105 ......750 38820 "Miss Mae Day 6....10S 710 38772 Helen Print 4....100 735 ; (38747)*Sigmund 3.... 96 "0 ' 388422*Pourquoi Pas 3.... 80 ......740 * " Fifth Race— 3-4 MUe. 3-year-olds and npward. Allowances. 35857 Nickey D. ....... .... 7....114 .— ..'35 (38731)Louis Wagner 4. ...112 7E0 k.. (35840)Frank Bell 7.. ..Ill 740 zm2 Santa Ventura 5....109 725 356053 Alice Turner © ... 5....109 730 37717 Mattie Spencer 4.. ..107 720 38559 Dentschland 3.. ..100 735 387113Chamblee 3... .100 730 Sixth Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-y ear-olds and up ward , S ailing. (38708)Hie Away 6.. ..113 715 388452Jerry Hunt 7....111 710 38845 Mike Strauss 6.. ..109 710 38845 Dr. Bcharff 4. ...109 715 387482Dr. Clark 6 ...109 705 388183Mollie T 4....107 705 38685 Siphon 4....105 690 36017 Landseer St.... 4.. ..105 705 (S8797)Custus 3.. ..105 695 379702Mistie 3.... 105 690 388202 Welcome Light * .... 3 .... 104 700 3884' 3*3 Weet Dream 5.... 102 725 38748*Fugurtha 4.... 98 720 38557 Centie 3.... 97 700 38769 Stub 3.... 93 695 Seventh Race— 1 3-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and npward, Selling. 38733 Ecome 7.. ..108 700 388212Fon Spray 5.. ..105 710 (38796) Kingstelle 5.. ..105 715 38710 Tammany Chief 5.. ..105 700 38771*Eda Riley 6.. ..104 715 S82102*Daddy Bender 3.. ..103 705 3E652 Beana 7.. ..103 725 (38821)Dawson 4.... 101 710 386802*Scortic 4.... 98 720 Worth Form. WORTH FORM. Tho form of Saturday's Worth fields is : First Race— Oronte, Zibia, Sister Kate II. Second Race— Don Domo, Milkirk, Away Right. Third Race— Durnell & Herz entry, C. B. Campbell, Little Scout. Fourth Race— Hildreth entry, Dnrnell & Herz entry, Sarah Maxim. Fifth Race— Burnie Bunton, Golden Rule, Stem Winder. Sixth Race— pmdurman, Goldaga, Compass. Worth Entries. WORTH ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear ; track fast. ♦Apprentice allowance. ©Runs well in mud. First Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 38778 Joe Martin 6.... 116 700 38666 Doeskin 4. ...109 650 38803 Urchin 6.. ..107 660 387982Alfio - 3... .106 700 (38471)Sister Kate II. 5.. ..105 710 38606 Theory 7.... 105 690 386062*Zibia 4. ...102 715 38774*Annu 5....100 685 38576 Illuminate 4.... 100 690 (38169) The Forum 3.... 98 680 350722 Euf alia 3.... 95 685 (38720)*Oronte 3.... 93 ......725 38798*3afegnard 3.... 92 .710 (38774) *Marlin 3.... 90 705 34376*Anna Beall 3.... 86 600 Second Race -5-8 Mile. 2-yoar-olds. Allowances. (38847)Don Domo 112 7C0 (38775) Lady Free Knight 112 670 (38822) Jerry Lynch Ill 665 (38800) Milkirk Ill 685 38822 Trapsetter 100 6M) 38800 Soldier of Fortune 100 640 38754 Away Right 97 680 386653Shades of Night 97 635 Third Race— 1 Mile and 100 Yards. 3-year-olds and npward. Handicap. 388242|Nitrate 5....110 730 3872l3Flying Torpedo © ... 5.... 106 700 (38801) fPotheen ©.... 4.... 106 685 38753tC B. Campbell © .... a.. ..105 710 388243Little Scout ©.... 4....105 705 38721 Felix Bard. ©.... 6.... 98 .. . 700 388492JThe Lady ©.... 6 ... 97 750 S87773Bondage ©.... 3.... 95 700 38577 Oklahoma Belle ©.... 3.... 80 600 +S. C. Hildreth entry. jDnrnell & Herz entry. Fourth Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. The Orland Stakes. $1,000 added. 387762+Favonius ©.... 7....109 745 3880l3$Rolling Boer ©.... 5... .105 745 (38824)tt*Huzzah ©.... 4.... 105 725 (38801 JtPotheen ©.... 4... .103 720 38777tMajor Tenny ©.... 4.. ..102 750 387533iScotch Plaid ©.... 8.... 99 745 388272Sarah Maxim ©.... 3.... 95 740 (38802)*Annie Thompson .. ©.... 5...-. 92 730 38751*Dodie S , ©.... 4.... 88 .710 38698tt*Rankin ©.... 3.... 86 725 (38823)John J. Regan 3.... 80 740 tS. C. Hildreth entry. iDurnell & Herz entry. ftJ. Arthur entry. Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile, 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (38752)Golden Rule ©.... 6.. ..122 705 38776 Vnlcain ©.... 6....115 675 387522Bnrnie Bunton ©.... 5.. ..110 725 38722 Stem Winder ©.... 3....105 700 34379 Soldier Boy 3.... 97 6E0 36759 Hindi ©.... 3.... 85 700 Sixth Race— 1 3-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 3877920mdurman ©.... 5.. ..108 725 38803 Zonne 6.. ..107 690 (38710)Compass ©.... 5.. ..107 700 385803False Lead ©.... 7... .104 650 38826 Gin Spray ©.... 6.. ..104 675 38S033*Goldaga . ©.... 4.... 98 715 38755*Springstead.... ©.... 3.... 84 " 650 Page [3] Getting Ready At Latonia. GETTING READY AT LATONIA. : The Latonia officials are confidently look- ^ ing forward to the best meeting held at their . track in recent years, and horses are arriving daily in considerable numbers. Several important western stables will start their • horses for the first time this year at the La- '' tonia meeting, Baker & Gentry and Oots \ Bros, in particular. Of recent arrivals at 1 the track the Enquirer of yesterday says: 1 "The colonization of Latonia for the spring \ meeting which is to open one week from • "Wednesday next was augmented yesterday 1 by the arrival of forty-three horses, the prop- ] erty of Clay Bros., Oots Bros., Baker & 1 Gentry and W. J. Young. 1 "Besides the three-year-old bay gelding i Monsieur Beaucaire, by Sir Dixon— Ollie 1 Glenn, there were seven two-year-olds in the i outfit of Clay Bros., which came up from ; Louisville during the night in charge of the colored trainer, French Brooks, and were taken off the cars about G o'clock. Flying Ship, Paris and Dungannon, having stake engagements, were left at Louisville. The following are the two-year-olds in the string: Lady Amelia, br. f, by Ben Brush— La Col-onia. Lonsdale, br. c, by Flying Dutchman— Ollie Dale. Memories, br. f, by Sir Dixon— Merdin. Nisbal, ch. f, by Hindoo— The Niece. Outcome, b. f, by Sir Dixon— Ollie Glenn. Bewitcher, ch. f, by The Commoner— Janie Clay. Sallie Catlett, ch. f, by Flying Dutchman— Magna Charta. "Of this lot Memories, Outcome, Sallie Catlett and Lady Amelia are entered in the Clipsetta Stakes, Paris and Lonsdale are in the Harold Stakes and Lady Amelia, Paris and Lonsdale are candidates for the Cincinnati Trophy. "Oots Bros. —Howard and Edward — brought up ten head from Lexington, and they are the best looking lot of horses that ever occupied a stable on anybody's racetrack. There are three eligibles to the La-tonia Derby in this stable, but that does not necessarily mean that they will all be seen in colors on the opening day. First Mason, the chestnut son of First Mate— Manola Mason, consequently a half brother to McChes-ney, is the one which will most likely represent the stable in the Derby if he can be got ready. He has grown into a nice looking horse, and has the appearance of a weight carrier, but Mr. Oots says that he has not sent him a mile in his work as yet. Novelist and Moyle are the other eligibles. The fromer is really the best looking three-year-old in the barn. He worked a mile yesterday afternoon, kicked out, in 1:4S, and the track was in fine condition. "Moyle is a great big horse, but his legs appear faulty enough to prevent any such rushing as it would now take to get him ready for the Derby route ,by the 20th. The brag horse of the collection is a dark gray two-year-old colt called Turando, by Far-andole— Turtle Dove. He is of good size, well shaped, quick, but not nervous, and they say he is lightning in action. Ho comes here with five-eighths in 1:025 over the hard track at Lexington to his credit. He is a candidate for the Harold Stakes. In addition to these the string contains Axares, Owen More, Extol, Almanzo, Darnivon, a three-year-old chestnut colt by Blanton— Brigazee, and Murmur, a two-year-old filly by St. Flor-ian— Mollie Pitcher. This string got in about C o'clock and were put away in the barn facing the five-eighths ground. "The strings of Baker & Gentry and W. J. Young came up on the same train from Lexington. They were loaded in the Bluegrass City at C o'clock yesterday morning, and at 10:30 they were off the cars and in their stalls. The Baker & Gentry string is in charge of the well-known trainer 'Jack' Baker and numbers thirteen, of which nine are two-year-olds, as follows: Marseilles; b. f, by Sir "Walter— Lou Dudley. Artimesia, br. f, by Albert— Annie Layne. Flo Manola, ch. f, by St. Florian— Manola. May Combs, b. f, by Charaxus— Merry Maid. Silk Maid, b. f, by Esher— Kate Pelletier. Fred Lazarus, b. c, by Charaxus— Sanci. Henry "Waite, ch. c, by Hermence— Han-selle. Marshal Ney, b. c, by Dr. Rice— Glenore. Fritz, b. c, by Scorpion— Linderlette. "In addition to these are the three-year-olds, F. A. Bullock and McLaughlin, the latter by "Wagner— Flora Thornton. He 1 was thrown out of training as a two- : ^ . • '' \ 1 1 \ • 1 ] 1 1 i 1 i ; year-old, and has never been to the races. He is a fair looking colt, but 'Jack' says he don't call for much. Then of course, there is G. W. W. and J. "W. Rhodes. The former looks in fine shape. Last year he caught pneumonia while en route to Louisville, and it was not until late in the summer that he was able to race. J. "W. Rhodes has grown into a great big horse, and looks like he might be useful in handicaps. He is entered in the Brewers' Handicap along with F. A. Bullock, and he will be a starter if he can be got ready. The horses are all in good health and look trim. The two-year-olds are a clean-limbed lot. The raciest looking one of the outfit is the filly Artimesia. She along with May Combs, is entered in the Clipsetta Stakes. Marshal Ney and Fritz are candidates for the Harold Stakes. The former is the better looking colt of the two. For the Cincinnati Trophy May Combs and Marshal Ney have been named. May Combs is a likely looking little miss which has shown a half around 50 seconds, which is stepping some at Lexington, considering the condition of the track." Louisville Form. LOUISVIIXK FORM. The form of Saturday's Louisville fields is: First Racs— Bensonhurst, Fleuron, Promus. 8econd Race— Esherson, Commodore or Sararose. Cardona. Third Race— Incubator, Bad News, Gold Bell. Fourth Race— Banctnm, Advantage, White Plnme. Fifth Race— Helen Paxton, Kin?Galong,Dagmar. Sixth Race— Rampooza, Banana Cream, Lombre. Louisville Form. T. K. Lynch. louisviixe: fork. Louisville, Kit., May 8.— The horses seeming to have tha best chances in Saturday's races are: First Race— Lovable, Bensonhurst, Premns. Second Race— Sararoso, Esherson, Cardona. Third Race— Incubator, Bad News, Gold Bell. Fourth Race— Sanctum, White Plume,Advantage. Fifth Race— Dagmar, KingGalong, Helen Paxton. Sixth Race— Flaneur, Banana Cream, Binehelio. T. K. Lynch. Louisville Entries. LOUISVILLE KNTRIE3. Probabilities : Weathar clear ; track fast. ©Runs well in mud. First Race-3-4 Milo. 3- year-olds and upward.- Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 35998 First Chip 3.. ..110 730 V8112Red Hook 4... .109 725 38787 Ed Bradley 3.... 108 ......710 38298 Chickadee 4.. ..107 720 38169 The Pride of Surrey. 4....106 725 (*8815) Bensonhurst 3 105 750 388 « Fleuron 6.... 105 740 388l.r 2Premus 5.. ..102 735 38174 Lovable 6.... 102 730 38737 Easter Boy 4 .... 102 720 38834 Bridal March 3.... 91 735 Second Race-5 8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigreo. Wt. Hdcp. 38810 Rainland 115 730 (38786) Esherson 115 750 38763 Requisite 105 720 38810 Rose King 105 730 38810 Commodore 105 740 Helgerson, b. c, by Falsetto or Henry Young— Lady Jim Gore. 105 387653 Sararose 97 735 38789 Big Goose 97 730 38S14 Soufrieio 97 720 387893Cardona 97 735 Third Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Colts and Geldings. Allowances. Ind. Horse3. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 37628 Gold Bell ©....115 735 36105 Incubator ....115 750 31917 Lendin ' ©....115 720 38:963Handspinner © ...112 715 38740 Bad News 107 740 fourth Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. The Nursery Stakes. Value $3,000. 38810 Prince of Pilsen 115 730 (38723)Sanctum 115 750 (38765) White Plume 112 735 S87S82 Prince Silverwmgs Ill 720 38810 Commodore Ill 725 38810 Huckleberry Finn Ill 730 38786 Batts Ill 710 S87632Advantage 118 740 Fiftli Race— Full Course. Steeplechase. 4- year-olds and upward. Selling. 387662Dagmar © ... 8.. ..150 685 387123 Helen Paxton 7.... 146 700 38856 Daryl 6.. ..144 685 3883S3King Galong 9.... 144 690 38835 Hurry 5.. ..132 675 Sixth Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward, Selling, 387162Flaneur 5... .111 705 387913 Wine 8ap 3... .109 695 38623 Choice 5.. ..109 700 -.8839 Little Duchess II... 5.. ..107 690 38812 Handcuff 7....10* 700 363823Sly Maid 4 .... 103 710 38767 Locust Blossom Sf ... 8. ...103 700 S88«5 Binehelio '. 4. ...102 710 388S9 Altona 4. ...100 .705 387882Lombre 4 9/ 715 38060 Moranda 5.... 94 ......715 388123Rampooza 3.... 89 725 388122Banana Cream. 3.... 84 720 Morris Park Form. MORRIS PARK. FORM. Tha form of Saturday's Morris Park fields is : First Race— Clarion, Lady Uncas, Himself. Second Race— Lorillard entry, Paget entry or Sailor Knot, Mimon. Third Race— Race King, Nameoki, Rusk, Fourth Race— Lux Casta, Elsie L., Demurrer. Fifth Race— Colt entry, Clark entry, Imperialist. Sixth Race— Articulate, Old England. Seventh Race— Barbara Frietchie, Lord Turco, Dark Planet. Morris Park Form. H. Forsland. MORRIS PARK FORM. New Yoek, May 8.— The horses seeming to have the best chances in Saturday's races are: First Race — Blackstock or Durazzo. Second Race— Cyprienne or Extralaw. Third Race— Nameoki or Race King. Fourth Race— Mizzen or Lux Casta. Fifth Race— Judge Phillips or Auto. Sixth Race— Old England or Articulate. Seventh Race— Rosancoor Rockey. H. Foesland. Morris Park Entries. MORRIS PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. © Runs well in mud. First Race— Last 3-4 "Withers Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind. Horses. Ago. Wt. Hdcp. (3858i)Blackstock 4... .126 725 34977 Gay Boy .' 4.... 114 7o0 (S8783)8accharometer 3.. ..Ill 735 38282 Bon Mot 4.. ..110 720 (.'.8785) Himself 5.. ..105 735 35068 Clarion 3.... 105 7E0 35885 Lady Uncas 6.... 98 740 36084 Interval 3 ... 97 730 386123Cinquevalli ©.... 3.... 93 725 36363 Sparkle Esher 3.... 90 -. 715 38372 Durazzo 3.... 90 720 (38163) Turnpike 3.... 90 705 38756 Mamari 3.... 86 735 Second Race— Last 4 1-3 Furlongs. (Eclipse Course.) 2-year-olds. Selling, Ind, Horses, color, sex & pedigreo. Wt. Hdcp. (388C9)Mi s Nancy . ....105 725 (38646)3ailor Knot 102 735 387602Cyprienne 101 730 Soisa 101 382383Pleasant Memories ICO 725 38727 Bronx 99 715 Royal Window, b. c, by Rose Window— Royal Hydro 96 Shylock, b. g, by Pontiac— Portia 93 38370 My Mate 96 715 Ogalala, ch. f. bylsidor— Gualala 93 ......... 38784 Circulator 7... 95 720 38782 2+Extralaw 94 740 Hopeful Miss. 92 O'er the Rhino, ch. f, by Prince of Monaco— Imperial Duchess. 91 (38133)iCyuttica 91 7t0 (?8552)tAny Day 91 740 (3S676)Mimon j 91 735 38782fMiss Shylock ...91 725 +3. Paget entry. jP. Lorillard entry. Third Race— last 5-8 Mile Eclipse Course. 2-year-olds. Selling. The Bouquet Stakes. $1,500 added. 388292Nameoki 112 740 38729 Wotan 105 725 \ F83843Flo Bob 104 730 387823\Vizard 101 735 Hopeful Miss.. 98 ......... 38554 Albertola 98 725 (38782)Race King 98 750 Destiny, b. f, by Lissak— Mary C. 98 38829 Longspur 97 720 Greencrest, b. g, by Goldcrest— Ethel Green 94 387822fExtralaw , 92 735 Rusk, b. c, by Russell— Nuska ... 92 38525 The Brown Monarch 92 .-710 Hobson's Choice, b. or r. f, by Meadowthorpe— Topsy III 89 38782fMiss Shylock 89 735 fa. Paget entry. Fourth Race— Eclipse Course. 3-year-olds and upward. The Toboggan Handicap. $2,500 added. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 34672 Mizzen 3.. ..112 780 - 888313Lux Casta 4.. ..Ill £00 387032Demurrer 5.. ..104 780 (38383)Elsie L 4....103 790 388282Royal Summons 3.... 98 775 38027.Huntressa 4.... 97 ......750 38728 Invincible 3.... 97 780 385723 Cin que valli 3.... 95 750 35571 Parisienne 3 95 740 38728 Wealth 5.... 93 775 38806 Illyria 3.... 93 760 (36472)Florham Queen .... 3.... 88 720 38612 Ondurdis 5.... 84 700 Fiftli Race— About 2 Miles 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. The New York Steeplechase. $1,200 added. Ind. Horses,color,sex&pedigree. A. Wt. Hdcp. 34939 Mystic Shriner 8.... 153 670 35818iPlohn 6....153 685 382392tWalter Cleary 6.. ..153 .690 3S358fLavator, 7... .153 700 (3845l)Imp«rialist 6.. ..153 675 35764 Perion 8....153 665 36452 Judge Phillips 5.. ..153 675 358313 Ad jidaumo 5.... 146 685 (3a88l)tYelp 5. ...146 680 (38832) Betsy Ross 5 144 6J0 36358 Silver Twist 4.. ..132 ......680 (35818) Grandpa 4.... 132 650 Auto, ch. c, by Salvator— Aura II 4. ...132 .• fj. W. Colt entry. ;F. A. Clark entry. Sixth. Race— "Withers Mile. Special. $1,000 a corner, SI, 500 added. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt, Hdcp. 3883120ld England 4.... 118 .795 38831 Herbert 6.... 117 785 38831 Articulate 5.. ..112 800 Seventh Race— "Withers Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (38833) Satire 5. ...118 710 388S3 Rockey 4.. ..106 705 38833 Tenagra 4....105 700 3638S Nick Long worth 3....105 .695 33521 Maratrisa 4.. ..101 700 34579 Frank McKee .... 4.. ..101 695 387052Ernest Parham...... 4.... 101 715 387302Rosanco 8. ...101 705 3E8« San Andres 5.... 99 710 38857 Wheeler B © 3.... 99 *705 3878) Barbara Frietchie... 5.... 99 .i....725 383713Lord Turco 3.... 90 720 38807 Dark Planet 3.... 83 715 38780 Petit Bleu 3.... 89 710 38371 Athelrose 3.... 86 700 Dick Spaw 3.... 84 ^SJt^ COMMISSIONS ACCEPTED FROM $2.00 to $1,000. /jBl^Sk^Iw, C °' SM,TH H. A. PERRY "BUD" WHITE C. H. COLBY /SlMri^^^^\mm^\ Members of the Western Turf Association. WS^WiHt SMITH, PERRY & CO., W^^^^f/MfMii THE EMPIRE, 260 STATE ST., CHICAGO, ILL. '"^^M^lr' Long Distance Phone Bank Reference Union Trust Harrison 244. Co., Tribune Bldg., Chicago. ^^ggfcf^ Future Book on the American Derby 1903. ODDS. ODDS. ODDS. Horses. Horses, Horses. 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd Action 100 50 25 Grantsdale 150 75 40 Onatas 40 20 18 Ahola 50 25 12 George Gibbs .. 300 150 75 Orlando 100 50 25 Albemarle 800 400 200 Geheimniss .... 150 75 40 Oh^ant 150 75 40 Alfio 200 100 50 Gold Bell 100 50 25 Orly II SO 40 20 Alfredo 500 250 125 Governor (Dead.) Otter Tail 1000 500 250 Americano 60 30 15 Grey Friar 100 50 25 Philo (Dead.) Au Revoir 25 12 C Gllfain 60 30 15 P'mast'r "Wright 80 40 20 Authority 500 250 125 Gypzene 150 75 40 P. of Endurance 125 60 30 Bad News 100 50 25 Gregor K 30 15 8 Prince Eugene. 300 150 75 Bardolph 40 20 10 Harry 300 150 75 Red Raven .... 200 100 50 Baron Knight 1000 500 250 High Chancellor 30 15 8 Rightful 40 20 10 Bob Franklin 300 150 75 Irish Lad 40 20 10 Requisition .... 300 150 75 Bas d'Or 400 200 100 Incubator 50 25 12 Ravel 50 25 12 Bob McLean 40 20 10 J. Sid. "Walker. 80 40 20 Sidney C. Love. 80 40 20 Bonnie Burr . 200 100 50 Janeway 50 25 12 Sigmund 125 60 30 Bourbon SO 40 20 Jack Orr 500 250 125 Spencer Reif ... 80 40 20 Banter 80 40 20 Jackfull 80 40 20 Santon 150 75 40 Benvolio 600 300 150 Judge Himes ... SO 40 20 Shooting Star.. 100 50 25 Beaugard 1000 500 250 Jack Young .... 60 30 18 Sinner Simon... SO 40 20 Bernays 50 25 12 Lacy Crawford. 150 75 40 Sir Hugh 400 200 100 Canyon 100 50 25 Lem Reed 200 100 50 Sen. Morrison.. 300 150, 75 Cash Boy CO 30 15 Lyman Hay .... 200 100 50 Skilful 40 25 10 Captain Arnold .... 50 25 12 Lendin 100 50 25 Savable 6 3 3-2 Capable ..... 500 250 125 Linguist , 20 10 5 Serge 200 100 50 Chamblee 100 50 25 Ld. of the Vale. 40 20 10 Sun Gold 100 50 25 - Claude 40 20 10 Ld. Touchwood. 500 250- 125 Sir Faust 400 200 100 Collonade 50 25 12 Mackey Dwyer. 30 15 8 Stand'rd Bearer 300 150 75 Creolin 200 100 50 Mexican 40 20 10 The Don 60 30 15 Dan McKenna 60 30 15 Mindora 200 100 50 The Picket 40 20 10 Dauphin 250 125 60 Manru 200 100 50 Tom Maybin ... 400 200 100 Dick "Welles 30 15 8 Malory 200 100 50 Triad 200 100 50 Dupont 60 30 15 Monia 800 400 200 Trapezist 1000 500 250 ' Discharged 600 300 150 Merry Acrobat.. 60 30 15 Topsoil 100 50 25 Early 25 12 6 Mons. Beaucaire CO 30 15 Vaelat 400 200 100 Estrada Palma .... 300 150 . 75 McGee *. 80 40 20 Von Rouse 30 15 8 Foxy Kane 150 75 40 M. Blumenthal.. 200 100 50 "Watoma 150 75 40 First Mason 200 100 50 McGowan 50 25 12 "Will Sherry .... 200 100 50 Fore and Aft 30 15 8 Navasota ....... 200 100 '50 "Witfull 25 12 6 1 F. A. Bullock ..... 200 100 50 Novelist 1000 500 250 "Woodlake 80 40 28 Flocarline SO 40 20 Ontonagon 500 250 125 Yardarm 50 25 U * , PAY OR PI AV Quotations subject to change without notice. Remittances i M. I Un i l—r\ I . should be made payable to Smith, Perry & Co., The Empire, 260 State St., Chicago, by Express or P. O. Money Order, New York or Chicago Exchange or Registered Letter. Write names and address legibly. Agents Wanted in every town In the United States and Canada. Write for information. Quotation sheets sent on application. Page [4] Louisville Form Chart. LOUISVILLE FORM CHART. LOUISVILLE, KY., May 8, 1903 Sixth day. New Louisville Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. ' "Weather clear, track fast. ' Fresiding Judge, C. F. Price. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary, C. F. Price. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. FIRST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling. gggp^g Ind Horses A Wt St % % % .StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 38811 LITTLE CORKER W 110 6 35 2nk 3l l1 R Will'msB Johnson 15 20 20 C 3S101 AMOROUS ws 109 1 1* l3 15 2nk Stevens G Klueber 10 10 S 3 3G215*FLORA BRIGHT W 102 7 51 53 4* 35 B Davis W F Schulte 4 9 8 4 3S718 MAXETTE w 107 4 2- 35 2nk 48 Castro Mrs A Castro 5 5 3 7-5 3S471 D'NDS AND R'BIESw 107 10 8 6nk 52 55 Mclnt're C T Waltring&Co7 9 9 3 3S787 GUARDIAN WSB 112 8 4h 41 6h 65 Conley Herman & Co 5 8 8 4 38762 NEEDFUL W 1111 9 9 7 7 . 7 J Wkf'ld J James 8 10 10 4 34320 D. HAWTHORNE W 107 5 65 8 8 8 Scully J P Banahan&CoS 8 6 25 3S811 FLAUNTESS TV 107 11 11 9 9 9 Lindsey W Bosler & Co 5 55 5 2 262S0 GLEAM LIGHT WSB 109 12 12 10 10 10 Schilling T J Murphy 30 30 30 12 34471 T. L. RIDDLE 109 3 10 11 11 11 Helg'sen O C Scott & Co 10 10 10 4 - 361S2*ABSCONDRESS 102 2 7 12 12 12 Lyne T Settle & Co 30 30 30 12 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 24$, 49J, 1:02, 1:08$. "Winner — Ch. g, by Ban Chief — Alethia Allen (trained by B. Johnson). "Went to post at 2:31. At post G minutes. Start good. "Won handily; second driving. Little Corker was well ridden. "Williams waited with him until straightened out for home before making his run. He finished fast and caught Amorous tiring at the end. The latter was off well in motion and was under a hard drive all of the last furlong to stall off Flora Bright. The latter outgamed Maxette when it came to a drive. Scratched— 38713-Kim, 109. Overweights — Little Corker, 1 pound; Needful, 2}. Little Corker, show, 3 to 1. Amorous, show, 3 to 2. Flora Bright, show, 2 to 1. Max-ette, show, 3 to 5. SECOND RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. ^ 0 '- Ind Horses A "Wt St % & % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P ' (36401) SILK CORD W 4 107 4 l2 1° Is l3 1= Lindsey J "W Pugh 8-5 2 9-5 1-2" RED COMYN WS 4 110 5 3nk 22 2™ 2™ 2" J Wkf'ld P Dunne 9-5 9-5 3-2 1-2 23739 FLORIZAR wb 6 111 1 5 5 420 35 33 Castro H J Scoggan 15 30 30 6 3S787 BARD OF AVON w 5 113 3 43 32 31 4-° 425 H Booker C R Ellison 8-5 11-52 1-2 34815 THE GEEZER w 7 108 2 22 4* 5 5 5 E Ellis W H Sayre GO 100 100 30 Time, 241, 49, 1:141, 1:41}. "Winner — Ch. c, by Lazzarone — Gold Mint (trained by J. Hall). Went to post at 3:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won in a canter; second easily. Silk Cord made a show of his field, displayed a high order of speed and was never in trouble. Red Comyn ran well, was under a hard drive all of the last quarter and finished fast and [ gamely, but could never get to the leader. Florizar was crowded back at the first turn and [ dropped out of it in the first half, but made up a lot of ground in the last quarter and pulled [ up sound. Overweights — Red Comyn, 3 pounds. Silk Cord, show, out. Red Comyn, show, out. Florizar, show, evens. Bard of Avon, show, out. THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling: , jnd~ Horses AWtSt% % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 387G2 J. GREENBERG W.112 4 l3 l3 l2 l3 R Will'msJ Fay 3 3 2 1-2 3S718 BROOKSTON w 109 5 4nk 35 2h 2l Stevens C A Johnson &Co 30 60 GO 15 CAPT. DUCKADO w 109 2 2" 2" 5nk 3nk Helg'sen J B Lewman 12 16 16 4 (3S739)POOR BOY w 109 8 8 G2 42 4h J Wkf'ld P Dunne 4-5 1 9-103-10 ) 32S70 GRACE BANTA w 107 6 65 52 31 5l Lindsey J W Pugh 30 50 50 15 38790 GOO GOO W 10S5 3 3» 7 6« 61S Conley Hickey Bros 25 30 30 8 3S739 LAMPSHADE s 107 1 7 8 8 7 Pott'ring A Furst 60 100 100 30 3SS15 PHIL ESHER wb 109 7 5l 4l 7 ,8 Castro F B Van Meter 12 12 9 2 Time, 24, 49, 1:02*, 1:09*. Winner — Br. c, by Julien — Old Miss (trained by J. Fay). Went to post at 3:30. At post 6 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second driving. Jake Greenberg was off flying, showed the most speed all the way and was never in trouble. Brookston saved ground at the turn into the homestretch and was under a drive all of the s last furlong. Qaptain Duckado finished fast and would have been second in a few more ! strides. Poor Boy was left at the post and closed a big gap. He ran into a pocket at the s far turn and Winkfield pulled him up and went all around his field. He was easily best and 1 would have cantered home had he got off. Scratched— 36236 President, 112; 38411 Rococo, 109; 3S837 Shogun, 109; 351152Our Sallie, , 107; 38736 Versifier, 107. Overweights— Goo Goo, 1} pounds. Jake Greenberg, show, out. Brookston, show, G to 1. Captain Duckado, show, 8 to 5. Poor Boy, show, out. • -J^ FOURTH RACE^-3-4 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Handi- Ind Horses A Wt St % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (38443)HENRY BURT w 5 112 2 22 22 15 1- C'whurst C E Rowe 2 2 2 7-10 ) 38787 JIMINEZ W 5 110 1 3l 3l 31 21 J Wkf'ld P Dunne t3 4 4 7-5 SS787 KEN. CARDINAL w 3 90 4 G2 64 4» 32 Helg'.sen T C McDowell 5 5 3* 4-5 3S7872BUMMER II. W 4 101 7 7 7 65 4" Scully C A Johnson&Co 4 5 41 3-2 38813 GOLD. WISHES W 6 100 G 53 5nk 51 5Dk B Davis 1' Dunne f3 4 4 7-5 88737 HARLEM LANE W 5 102 3 15 lh 2- G2 A Finley W Steuve & Co 10 20 20 G 387G4 GRAND MARY W 3 85 5 4U 4* 7 7 Reed W F Schulte 10 15 15 4 tCoupled in betting. Time, 24}, 4S, 1:14*. Winner — B. h, by Bersan — Katharine Bassett (trained by C. E. Rowe). Went to post at 4:05. At post. 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Henry Burt went to the front when Crowhurst was ready and came away without great ; effort and was only cantering in the last fifty yai'ds. Jiminez finished fast and outgamed [ Kentucky Cardinal in the final drive. The latter is a slow beginner, had to go all around [ his field to get up and cloesd a big gap, Tjut tired when called on. Harlem Lane was speedy • for five furlongs. Overweights — Jiminez, 4 pounds. Henry Burt, show, out. The entry, show, 1 to 2. Kentucky Cardinal, show, 7 to 10. : QQQAO FIFTH RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Colts OOOO^a and Geldings. Allowances. Jnd Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 387S63PLAY BALL w 107 1 14 1- lh Helg'sen S S Brown 4-5 4-5 7-10out E 3878G MERRY PIONEERws 107 4 4« 48 2h Scully E F Welch & Co 9 12 10 3| QUEST W 112 2 25 25 32 J Wkf'ld P Dunne G G G S-5 3S7SG EMP'R OF INDIA W 107 3 3«k 3l 46 Mcln'rny W T Shafer 10 10 10 3 COPFERFIELD w 112 6 5« 53 54 C'whurst J W Moore & Co 5 G G 8-5 MIZZEN MAST w 112 5 6 6 6 Roberts W Gerst 20 40 30 8 Time, 24*. 49, 5G. Winner — Ch. c, by Handball — Florence M. (trained by R. Tucker). Went to post at 4:38. At post 4 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second the same, riay Ball showed much early speed, but was tiring at the end and had to be hard ridden to ) stall off Merry Pioneer. The latter came with a rush at the end, finished going very fast t and was catching the winner at every stride. This is a good colt. Quest will improve from 1 this race, came wide into the homestretch and tired under a drive. Copperfield looked big r when going to the post. Scratched— 38810 Huckleberry Finn, 107. Merry Pioneer, show, 6 to 5. Quest, show, 3 to 5. : \ SIXTH RACE^-1 1"8 Miles- Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling; • Ind Horses A Wt St St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ • . (38791)AIMLESS WB 4 105 2 l1 l1 l2 11 l1 15 Scully J S Rothert 3 55 5* 7-5" 38812 DR. HART w 4 99 3 G1 64 5" 5» 4* 23 Heidel Mrs M Goldblatt 10 15 15 5 3S812*ROLLICK IL W 4 92 5 72 7* 61 4l 2^ 3l Reed E Corrigan 8-5 9-5 9-5 7-10 } (38767) ADELANTE WB 5 113 8 5h 5nt 31 2l 3"k 4nk J Wkf'ld W & J Carroll 8-5 11-53-2 7-10 D 38788 FAIR LASS ws 3 97 1 4* 4* 2" 3 » 58 5™ Helg'sen F A Bigden & ColO 20 16 5 38791 PRESGRAVE w 5 107 6 31 3nk 7 . 65 63 65 C'whurst J C Ferris Jr 15 15 10 3 38766 CREEPER WS 6 1075 4 2" 24 4- 7 7 7 E Ellis W H Sayre 50 100 100 40 S. A. B. ws 4 110 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 Conley S A Brown 20 50 50 15 r * Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 50}. 1:16}, 1:42, 1:55}. * Winner — B. f, by Florist — Julia Magee (trained by J. S. Rothert). Went to post at 5:10. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. . Aimless showed the most speed all the way, but was driving to the limit all of the last fur-lv • long to stall off Dr. Hart. The latter finished fast and was wearing the winner down at the i y end. Rollick II. closed a big gap, had to go all around her field to get up and tired when l ' called on in the last sixteenth. Adelante tired in the stretch drive. Overweights — Presgrave, 4 pounds; Creeper, 1}. Aimless, show, 1 to 2. Dr. Hart, show, 2 to 1. Rollick H., show, out. Addante, show, v ' put. r L \ Worth Form Chart. ' '- ' [ [ [ , ) s ! s 1 , ) ; [ [ • : E ) t 1 r : • • . } D . • i l ' WORTH FORM CHART. WORTH, ILL., May 8, 1903.— Ninth day. Worth Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, J. F. Morse. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Edward Jasper. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. • QQ/«£* FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. O O O \jc \J 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St y± % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3S44G-"IRBY BENNETT W 3 105 3°k 2* 23 1» 1* Domin'k G C Bennett&Co 8-5 8-5 6-5 1-2 SS0S0 M'RRYFLIGHT wb 3 95 13 5* G1 33 23 Robbins C Hellebush 4 5 5 2 3SS27 THE RABBIT wb 4 102 lnk l1 l"k 2«k 35 Grimes G B Havill 20 30 30 8 3S798 FEBY BLUE W 3 95 55 4nk 3B 55 4* J Baker C B Campbell 5 10 10 4 3S637 OLIVILO w 3 9S 65 825 5l 4°k 5" P Phillips S Guggenheim 10 25 25 10 TEMECULA w 4 102 2°k 3li 45 95 G» J McC'thyP Sheridan 30 GO 50 15 3SG052ROSIE DILLON w 3 100 9* 125 115 6nk 72 Ferrell J F Newman 10 15 15 G 3S750 DISCORD w 3 102 12nk 9nk 9nt12nk S1 C Kelly J F Hacker 10 25 20 8 38363 COURAGE w 3 95 7nk 105 8- 7h 9l J William B L Miller 15 60 50 20 3S750 HEDERA ws 3 103511s 71 71 10nk102 Henry E Corrigan 4 8 8 3 3S515 SIR CLAUS w 4 104 S»k 115 124 85 ll3 W Austin J A Lewis 15 30 25 10 3G352 VIOLA ALLEN W 4 102 45 G4105 115 12* J Walsh F D Meister 30 GO 60 20 3S617ANTI TRUST w 5 100 10nk 13 13 13 13 J Boyd W Walker 15.75 50 15 Time, 242, 49£, l:15g. Winner — Ch. c, by Cayuga — Memoria (trained by H. McDaniel). Went to post at 2:30. At post 3 minutes. Start bad. Won in a canter; second easily. Irby Bennett was much the best. He ran The Rabbit into early submission and then came away on call winning as his rider pleased. Merryflight ran an impi-essive race. She got off flatfooted, but made up ground fast in the final eighth. The Rabbit showed much early bpeed, but tired in the last eighth. Feby Blue was well spent when turning for home. Temecula showed a little early speed. Scratched— 3S8233Fullback, 105; 3S774 Mr. Bender, 97. Corrected weights — Discord, 102. Overweights — Olivilo, 1 pound; Hedera, 3}. Ii-by Bennett, show, 1 to 3. Merryflight, show, evens. The Rabbit, show, 4 to 1. 9QQ/J P7 SECOND RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. $75 to second; $25 to third? QOOtt 6 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ 3S7232DON DOMO w 109 lnk 15 l1 125 Ferrell J F Newman 1-211-2011-201-4 DETERM'NATION w 105 3s 2» 28 2s Domin'k F Cook 4 4 4 1-2 3S395 CAPITOL ws 100 2°k 3* 35 3nk R Ezell L H Ezell t6 13 12 2 LD. TENNYSON w 111 45 48 4* 4* Coburn G C Bennett&Co 5 10 12 2 3S732 MISS HORTENSE w 100 G 5* 53 58 P Phillips J Mannion 20 50 40 12 CRUSOE W 108 55 6 6 6 B'k'n'th L H Ezell iQ 13 12 2 tCoupled in betting Time, 24g, 49§, 55. Winner — Gr. g, by Rancocas — Faithless (trained by O. S. Newman). Went to post at 3:00. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won in a canter; second easily. Don Domo was easily best and the result was never in doubt. Determination showed much speed and ran an impressive race for a first start. Capitol finished well and outstayed Lord Tennyson in the last sixteenth struggle. The latter, Miss Hortense and Crusoe got off flat-, footed and by the time they had gotten into their stride had no chance. Scratched— 3S6692Salto, 103. Overweights — Lord Tennyson, 3 pounds. Don Domo, show, out. Determination, show, out. The entry, show, 1 to 2. Capitol, singly, place, 2 to 1; show, 3 to 5. Crusoe, singly, place, 3 to 1; show, 8 to 5. == »QQ/j Q THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $500; $75 to second; $25 to third. g_J QOtrO 3-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ 3S7552AU REVOIIR WB 103 5 3" 43 3" 31 125 A Hall G C Bennett&Co 2 12-52 — jHT 3S7763SOOTHSAYER w 100 4!l 5 5 5 5 2n J Walsh Lamasney Bros 7 75 7 2 3SG9S2MIMO w 1035 3" 22 24 2* 2"k 335 Henry P Sheridan 7 10 8 2 (38719) LINGUIST w 110 2" 421 3nk 4" 45 43l Domin'k F Cook 7-5 3-2 3-2 1-2 387553THE DON w 103 lb l2 15 13 P 5 P Phillips S S Tracey & Co 7 12 12 3 Time, 25, .493, 1:15|, 1:403. Winner— Ch. c, by De Beauvoir — Bon Voyage (trained by H. McDaniel). Went to post at 3:30. Off at once to a good start. Won easily; second driving. Au Revoir was not called on until entering the last quarter, where he easily assumed command and won as his rider pleased. Soothsayer came with a rush in the last eighth running next to the inside rail and under a driving finish nipped Mimo on the post. He interfered with The Don at the last sixteenth post, but not enough to change the result. Mimo stood a long stretch drive and ran a good race. Linguist was well beaten when turning for home. where he swung wide losing ground. He was probably not quite ready and the race should do him good. The Don was well spent a furlong out after showing much speed. Little pace was set in the first six furlongs. Overweights — Mimo, 3} pounds. Au Revoir, show, 1 to 5. Soothsayer, show, 3 to 5. Mimo, show, 7 to 10. Linguist, show show, 1 to 4. ' QQ /To" ~FOUR"THRACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $600; $100 to secondT"$50^to~teFd^== UU±t/ 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St % Vz % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P " 3SS01 AHOLA w 3 92 l«k P 14 14 l^ W Knapp Mrs R Bradley jj — G 55 8-5 3S722 THE LADY w 6- 9S 435 4» 41 31 25 Pirrman Durnell & Herz G 6 6 2 3S753 EMSIIEE wan 4 107 3»k 3" 3»k V 3»k Otis G Henshal 2 3 13-51 3S722 IF YOU DARE wb 5 103 2»k 24 2* 2^ 4* P Phillips R H Brown 5 6 5 2 3S753 AUT'N LEAVES w 4 99 7 5° 5» 45 512 Robbins C Hellebush 2 2i 11-57-10 (35122)RED TIP w 4 90 52 7 7 7 63 J Booker C DeWitt & Co 20 50 50 15 3SC39 MAYOR JOIINS'Nw 4 95 C - 65 64 6«k 7 R Taylor L Marion & Co 20 50 50 15 Time, 24g, 492. 1:14. Winner— Br. f. by Aloha— Mrs. Stuart (trained by F. Rector). Went to post at 4:00. At post 3 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second the same Ahola, off flying, showed keen speed throughout and withstood The Lady's challenge in the last hundred yards with great gameness. The latter ran to her best recent form had no mishaps and finished going fast next to the inside rail. Emshee was badly cut off just be- fore turning for home and did not get clear sailing until in the final eighth, too late to bo of any advantage. . He finished going fast. If You Dare ran to his best form, showed keen speed and only tired in the closing strides. Autumn Leaves was probably best and could not have lost with an equal break. She was practically left at the post, but was persevered with and closed up a big gap in the last half, but tired in the closing strides. Scratched— (3S752)Golden Rule, 122. Ahola, show, 3 to 5. The Lady, show, 7 to 10. Emshee, show, 1 to 2. Autumn Leaves show, 1 to 3. ' QQQKA FIFTH RACE^-1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purse $500; $75 to second; "$25~to" l)OOt?V third. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ 3S7212THANE w 4 105 2"k 22 2- 2"k H 13 Domin'k S C Hildretn 7-107-101-'' out (3S753)DR. STEPHENS W 5 112 l»k 1^ li l-k 2^ 23 Coburn C E Waters 7-5 12^511^1-4 3G728 CALIBAN w 4- 98 3 3 3 3 3 3 Pirrman Durnell & Herz 5 9 8 3^ Time, 24i, 50, l:14g, 1:40£, l:44g. Winner — Ch. g, by Atheling — Stonecrop (trained by S. C. Hildreth). Went to post at 4:30. Off at once to a good start. Won in a canter; second easilv Thane was not called on until entering the last quarter, where he easily passed into the lead and won as his rider pleased. Dr. Stephens showed speed and ran a good race but was thoroughly beaten when entering the final eighth. Caliban ran only a fair race ' He was evidently short and the race should do him much good. SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles"T"Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. UOOu 1 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St V* % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P ~ 3S779«J. A CLARKE wb 4 103 7J 5Pk 53 42 22 H Robbins J Arthur 3~~5 — 41 r r 38798 WILL SHERRY w 3 93 2"k 4" 3°k 2* 14 2°* J Booker C DeWitt & Co 20 20 l\ R (38779)BON. LISSAK WS 5 109 G°k 33 44 3" 32 3* B'k'n'th Ezell & La"zarus 1 13-10G-5 1-2 38S02*MERAN ws 4 96 5" 2°k 2»k 535 4* 42 Treanor H Demham 20 CO GO 20 38141 ESSENCE ws 6 105 S 7* 6* 64 65 5* C Bell D F Cox 20 50 TO $ 38724 ALEE wb 6 107 4»k 14 11 lh 55 6»k Domin'k F Cook 3 3 mi 3S721*EL GHOR w 7 110 l"k G* 7" 7*2 71" 7" Sinclair J J Greely 15 20 20 7 3SG70 MISS LIZA w 7 103 3nk 8 8 8 S 8 Grimes G B Grimes (rec) ' 15 20 ^0 7 1 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 25. 49g, 1:15, 1:41, 1T47. Winner — B. c, by Boundless — May Bee (trained by J. Arthur). Went to post at 5:00. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second drivintr John A. Clarke moved up, fast when turning into the last quarter and outstayed Will Sherrv in a hard last sixteenth drive. The latter ran a good race, but faltered noticeably in the closing strides. Bonnie Lissak was pocketed badly at the turn for home, but closed ud fist when she got clear sailing. Meran showed early speed, but tired fast when a furlontr out Alee showed his usual speed, but maintained it for only seven furlongs. The others were never serious contenders. Scratched— 38799-O'Hagen, 107; 38S033Goldaga, 99. John A. Clarke, show, 1 to 2. Will Sherry, show, 2} to 1. Bonnie Lissak, show out ' ' *" Alee, show, 1 to 2. Page [5] St. Louis Form Chart. ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. ST. LOUIS, MO., May 8, 1903. — Sixth day. St. Louis Fair Association. Spring Meeting. Weather clear, track good. Presiding Judge, P. A. Brady. Starter, A. B. Dade. Secretary, John Hachmeister. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. 33304: FIRST RACE— 3'4 Mile- .Purse $400- 3-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St *j % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3S7693BUDWEISER ws 102 1 21 lh l1 1" D Hall J C Cahn 6-5 8-5 8-5 1-2 38769 LD. M'LBOURNE WSB 107 2 H 22 2* 21 T Dean S S Bender 11-54 4 '1 38769 CURSUS ws 102 3 4nk 41! 4s 3nfe Daviss'n W McLemore 6 7 7 21 3S588 ANZEIGER ws 97 5 31 3= 31! 4° L Wilson B Schreiber 15 15 15 6 38621 DOTTY SHCJTE ws 105 4 5" 52Q 52° 52S W Waldo H Pechman & Co4 4 13-54-5 38465*PRINCE ADLER W 95 6 6 6 6 6 Wolff K D Orr 15 50 50 20 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 13$, 24}, 49}, 1:16}. Winner — B. g, by Buckmaster — Missouri IE. (trained by J. C. Cahn). Went to post at 2:36. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Budweiser was given a very good ride and that won for him. He showed speed, was a sharp contender throughout and finished resolutely. Lord Melbourne was lucky and ran a very good race. Cursus was allowed to drop out of it at the three-eighths post, but came fast in the stretch and was wearing the others down. Anzeiger was off badly and ran a winning race from where he got off. Budweiser, show, 1 to 4. Lord Melbourne, show, 1 to 2. Cursus, show, evens. Dotty Shute, show, 2 to 5. SECOND RACE— 1-2 Mile. Purse 5400. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. 33865 Ind Horses A Wt St *4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3S5653RADIUM w 110 1 lh 11 11 D Austin T P Hayes 21 21 8-5 7-10 3S770 R'ME AND R'SON W 110 3 22 2* 2» Dale A C Bernays 6 10 10 4 3SS412ASCOT ws 105 2 3* 53 3» W Waldo W O McGuigan |7-5 2 9-5 3-5 BILL KNIGHT W 110 11 61 6" 4» Woodw'd H A Engman 10 10 8 3 3S346 SPLINT w 110 5 4h 31 55 WHWood R F Meyers 15 40 40 15 THE FARRIER w 113 6 5» 4" 61 H Munro J W Briggs S 25 25 10 387922LONA S. w 110 9 71 71 73 Bayless Pratt Bros 6 15 15 6 LUSTIG w 113 7 91 101 8* Donovan B Schreiber 6 20 20 7 37915 N ANN AN w 110 8 81 S1 92 A Weber W O McGuigan fl-5 2 9-5 3-5 38792 BESSIE KIRBY w 105 10 11 11 10s L Dean S J Adams & Co 10 30 30 12 38792 ANNA HARDY w 110 4 102 9s 11 D Vititoe C F Brown 8 15 15 6 tCoupled in betting. Time, 12}, 24}, 49}. Winner — B. f, by Russell — Silverstone (trained by C. Latham). Went to post at 3:06. At post 2 minutes. Start poor. Won easily; second the same. Radium broke smartly and was waited with in front. Rhyme and Reason challenged her at the sixteenth post, but Austin let out a link and Radium easily drew away. She is a big stout filly and looks like a good one. Rhyme and Reason ran a good race and showed improvement. Ascot finished fast as usual and will probably beat good ones over a longer distance. Bill Knight ran a good race and will bear watching. Scratched— 388172Pinky B., 105; 387923Bessie B., 105. Radium, show, out. Rhyme and Reason, show, 8 to 5. The entry, show, out. THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling. 3886(3 Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (38820)PETTIJOHN WS 107 3 4" 3nk 3* 1* T Dean Stubbs Bros 5 10 9 3 3S8203BARKELMORE ws 105 6 61 6b 51 2nk L Wilson W S Price 6 10 9 3 3S7692H'NG DERVISH ws 102 4 31 48 4s 3* C Bonner L Lemp & Co 4 10 9 3 38472 B'FUL AND BEST w 100 2 22 23 1" 4" Dale J Bondy 21 3 3 6-5 3S709 ON THE QUIET w 105 1 5B 5s 61 5nk Munro S E Parmer & ColO 16 16 6 (34858)KIT. CUT A DASHw 100 5 11 1» 22 6*1 D Hall B C Bunbury 3 4 31 7-6 37306 MA'MSELXiE ws 105 7 7 7 7 7 Sing-ton S W Streett&Co 4 4 4 8-5 Time, 24}, 49}, 1:16. Winner — Ch, c, by Dorian — Quadruplet (trained by E. Stubbs). Went to post at 3:34. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Pettijohn waited behind the leaders to the stretch, then came on fast and won easing up. Barkelmore ran in greatly improved form under capable handling. Howling Dervish ran a good race under a weak ride. Beautiful and Best and Kittie Cut a Dash showed speed and tired. Ma'mselle's race was not her true form. Pettijohn, show, evens. Barkelmore, show, 7 to 5. Howling Dervish, show, 6 to 5. Beautiful and Best, show, 1 to 2. Kittie Cut a Dash, show, 7 to 10. Ma'mselle, show, 4 to 5. 38867 FOURTH: RACE— 1 MIIe- Purse $500. 4-year-olds and upward.' Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St Vx % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 37051 JACK DEMUND WB 4 103 4 3nk l1! la Is H T Dean S S Bender 2 41~1 I 387492FLINTLOCK w 4 102 3 5 5 5 48 2" Battiste Finn & Ross 3 5 41 1 (38749) SAMBO WSB 4 108 5 45 4s 48 34 33 D Hall P M Civill 3-2 3-2 4-5 2-5 38746 BENGAL ws 5 102 1 21 3n* 22 22 425 W Waldo C E Burnett & Co5 7 7 2 3SS163DR. CARRICK ws 5 107 2 1-* 2* 3b 5 5 Benson S T Smith 40 60 60 12 Time, 25}, 50, 1:15}, 1:42}. Winner — B. c, by Longstreet — Honeymoon (trained by S. S. Bender). Went to post at 4:03. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Jack Demund was pocketed for the first quarter, but when clear he showed great speed and opened a big gap. He was tiring near the end and may have been a shade short. Flintlock closed up a lot of ground from a bad beginning and came fast in the stretch, but was tiring at the end. Sambo scarcely ran his race and was probably made too much use of in the early stages. Bengal went well for seven furlongs. Scratched— 38796 Pharoah, 107. Overweights — Flintlock, 2 pounds. Jack Demund, show, 1 to 3. Flintlock, show, 1 to 3. Sambo, show, out. 38868 F^gIuiRACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards- Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 387712CHAPPAQUA -wb 7 114 3 l5 l8 Is l8 1* D Hall P M Civill 2 31 31 1 (38771)JOE LESSER w 5 107 2 33 3s 31 2" 2" L Wilson H D Beams 1 1 9-101-3 3S795 BEN CHANCE WS 6 108 4 4 4 4 3* 3* Munro R M Westerfield 5 7 7 6-5 387953W. B. GATES W 7 107 1 21 2" 2" 4 4 Earl . R R Rice 5 5 4 1 Time, 25, 50}, 1:15}, 1:43}, 1:48. Winner — Br. h, by Iroquois — Hilda (trained by P. M. Civill). Went to post at 4:36.. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. There was a crowding match at the first turn, in which Joe Lesser all but fell down. Chap-poqua was free of interference, quickly gained a long lead and had no trouble in maintaining it. Joe Lesser ran a good race after recovering his stride. Ben Chance ran to the mark. W. B. Gates showed speed, but tired in the stretch. Scratched— 387972Outlaw, 98. No show betting. 38860 SIXTH RACE— 7"8 Mile' Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C ~P~ 3S7723HILEE wb 7 106 7 1* 1° l8 l8 l15 D Hall W W Elliott 8-5 8-5 3-2 7-10 287962NEAREST W 8 99 5 51 5nk 51 51 2* L, Wilson J K Hughes 2 3 13-54-5 385432MILAS ws 4 107 8 710 7" 61 6* 31 Sheehan F Farrar & Co 10 20 20 6 387722ICICLE . w 5 106 1 32 3« 22 2« 4* W Wats'nG'mb'ts&Powers 3 3 3 1 (3868DMONOS wsb 5 104 6 2* 2* 32 41! 58 Bridwell P J Nolan 8 10 8 3 30486 SALINE ws 5 106 4 4s 4s 48 31! 63 Benson W Gaskins 30 100 100 30 34019 BLUE SEA ws 4 104 2 61 62 720 710 7s Donovan Pons & Haider 30 60 60 20 38318 ROCHESTER WB 6 105 3 8 8 8 8 8 Earl R R Rice 40 60 60 20 Time, 13, 24}, 48}, 1:15, 1:28. Winner — B.h, by Himyar — Grace Lee (trained by W. W. Elliott). Went to post at 5:04. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won in a canter; second handily. Hilee broke in his stride, showed much the most speed and won as his rider pleased. Nearest was cut off at the start, but fully ran her race. Milas closed up well in the stretch under an indifferent ride. Icicle quit, cold as usual. Monos' legs are in bad condition. Scratched— 38772 Our Lady, 104; 388202Welcome Light, 98; 38793 Escanaba, 98; 38797 Bet-muda, 93; 38648 Crime, 93. Hilee, show, 1 to 3. Nearest, show, out. Milas, show, 3 to 1. Icicle, show, 1 to 2. Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. Morse, Cincinnati, O. It was an error of oversight. La Goleta ran a mile and seventy yards at Worth, October 23, 1902, in l:43i, and that is still the track record. J. K. S., Chicago. You are right. The statement that "Snapper" Garrison had not ridden jumpers was a mistake. He rode in steeplechases in 1899. Subscriber, Chicago. Beau Ormonde did not win at a mile during the last racing season in California. Myers,' Chicago. No. They are different horses. One is Dolly Grey, the other Dolly Gray. Jockeys Handicapped. JOCKEYS HANDICAPPED. Daily Racing Form will publish from time to time a table of the rating of the jockeys riding east and west, based on their performances in the saddle. The best riders at each track will be given the uniform rating of 100, and from that point the others will be graded down according to their estimated relative skill. For a difference of five points between the jockeys three points change in the handicap figures assigned the horses in any race must be made. Only riders frequently jn the saddle will be given a place in the tables. The following is the rating of the jockeys now riding over the various tracks: Eastern tracks — Jockeys. Pet. Jockeys. Pet. Shaw 100 Wilkerson 85 Bullman 100 Pickering SO Burns, T 100 Frasch 80 Odom .'...100 DeSouza 80 Martin, J 95 Austin 80 Fuller 95 Boiesen 80 Gannon 95 Pollak 80 Wonderly 95 O'Brien, T 80 Cochran 95 Larson 80 O'Neil 95 Barnett . 75 Daly, J» 90 Reddington 75 Hoar 90 Callahan, H 75 Robertson 90 Daley 75 Hicks, W 90 Farley 15 Rice 90 Lewis, N 75 Miller, J 85 Connell 75 Shea 85 Feicht 75 Beauchamp 85 McGovern 75 Creamer 85 Jones, J 75 Haack 85 McNichol 75 Waterbury 85 Williams 75 Michaels, H 85 Booker 75 Walsh, T 85 Tooman 75 McCafferty 85 Walsh, E 75 Western tracks— Winkfield, J 100 Wood, W. H. 80 Reiff, J 100 Bridwell 80 Henry 100 Austin, D 80 Dominick 100 Bonner, C 80 Robbins 95 Kuhn, C 80 Birkenruth 95 Winslett 80 Waldo, W. 95 Ellis .....80 Helgesen 95 Conley 80 Battiste 95 xLines, A 80 Kelly, C 95 Hall, H 80 Crowhurst 95 Ezell, R 80 Booker, H 90 .Treanor 80 Boland 90 Watson SO Williams, R 90 Dion 75 Dale 90 Rutter, I 75 Dean, T 90 Lorenz 75 Troxler 90 Hewitt, F 75 Rutter, F 90 Boyd, J 75 Scully 90 Forrest 75 McJoynt 90 Grimes 75 Lindsey 90 Bell, C 75 Landry 90 Finley, A 75 Earl 90 Bliss, F 75 Otis 90 Davis, B... 75 Gray, C 90 Dieterle 75 Singleton 85 Wallace 75 O'Brien, T 85 Thompson, F 75 Vititoe, D 85 Kinsler ....75 Donovan 85 Higgins 75 Walsh, J 85 Wilson, E 75 Howell 85 McKinney 75 Phillips, H 85 Sheehan 75 Hall„ A 85 Sayers .75 Smith, R 85 William, J.... 75 Booker, J 85 Hennessey ,J 75 Booker, A. W 85 Woodward 75 Castro 85 Maddux 75 Wilson, L So Lyne 75 Munro 85 Webb 75 Phillips, P 80 Embry 75 Murphy, R 80 Stille 75 Baptiste SO Stevens 75 Baker, J 80 Bayless 75 Daly, W 80 Higgins 75 Major 80 Russell 75 Schilling 80 Gullet 75 Weber, A 80 Mahon 75 Romanelli 80 Sinclair 75 Mclherny 80 Ferrell 75 Reed 80 Pirrman 75 Hall, D 80 Hunt 75 Davisson 80 Roberts, L 75 Donegan 80 Wishard, D 75 MONTHLY FORM BOOK. The Form Book for April is ready for sale, and includes the racing of May 2. Paper; cover, $1.00; leatLer cover. $1.50. Page [6] SPRING MEETING OF THE WORTH JOCKEY CLUB Racing to May 22, Inclusive. Orland Selling Stakes May 9. Admiral Stakes May 14. .... I SIX OR MORE RACES DAILY, BEGINNING AT 2:30 P. M.. MUSIC BV BANKS CREGIER'S ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION $1.00. WABASH R. R. Special Trains Leave Dearborn Station, Polk Street, as Follows: 7:15, 9:15, A. M., 12:20, 12:40, 12:55, 1:05, 1:20, 1:35, 2:05 P. M. All trains stop at 22nd, 41st and 63rd Sts. All trains daily except Sundays. Returning, one special train will leave Worth Race Track ea:h day after the fifth race; all other trains immediately after close of last race. Tickets may be purchased at aDy of the above stations to Worth Race Track and return for 25 cents. 4 O^T^I^^ 6:05, 8:C0 a.m. ,1:25, 2:30, 2:50, 6:10 9:17 p m. daily, except Sundays, and regular Sunday suburban trains to Chicago Ridge at a.ao a.m., i.zd, ^.60, b:iu, y;l7 p.m. Conveyances connect with electric cars at Mount Olivet, direct to track. *^»s" "'ub° a" Special Sunday train leaves Chicago at 9:15 a.m., returning from race track at 1 :00 p. m. Fare tor Round Trip on all Race Trains 25 Cents. EDWARD JASPER, Secretary, Room 30, 170 E, Madison St. Chicago The A Handbook of Figures . American Beyond Comparison Sporting An Official Compen dium of Records Manual , (COPYRIGHTED) , Summaries by Experts now on sale. on the Past Year's Doings Edited by ' 30g in Paper P- H. 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