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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, May 21, 1903 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1903 drf1903052101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, May 21, 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] ^M/npCtt form i VOL. IX. lETO. 1X1. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, MATT ai, 1903. PRICE 5 CENTS The Latonia Derby. THE LATONIA DERBY. The Latonia Derby has always been a race much coveted by -western owners and numbers among its winners many famous racehorses. Its tabulated history is as follows: Year. First Wt Second. Wt Third. Wt Time. Val. 1S83 Leonatus 110 Drake Carter 107 Lord Raglan 111 2:411 $2,850 1884 Audrain 110 Fallen Leaf 105 Buchanan 110 2:42 3,860 1885'Bersan 118 Lepanto 118 Lord Coleridge .118 2:422 4,080 3886 Silver Cloud 118 Blue Wing 118 Montana Regentll8 2:40 3,810 18S7 Libretto 118 Jim Gore 121 Montrose 124 2:381 4,390 18S8*Los Angeles U0 White 112 Galifett 121 2:381 4,270 1889 Hindoocraft 115 Come to Taw 118 King Regent ...112 2:41 4,300 1890 Bill Letcher 115 Riley 124 Avondale 112 2:43 5,380 1891 Kingman 128 Dickerson 117 Poet Scout 112 2;451 4,540 1S92 Newton 117 Ronald .....117 (two starters)... 3:14 3,760 1893 Buck McCann 117 Boundless 128 Midway 112 2:44 4,470 1894 Lazzarone H7 Pearl Song 117 Selika 120 2:51 6,555 1895 Halma 127 Free Advice 117 Basso 117 2:345 6,720 1896 Ben Brush 122 Ben Eder :i22 Loki 122 2:40 J 12,290 1897 Ornament 127 F F. V. 114 Endurance 114 2:351 8,740 1898 Han d'Or 114 Plaudit 127 (two starters)... 2:321 7,620 1899 Prince McClurg 122 Deering 114 Ways and Meansll5 2:36 J 6,925 1900 Lieutenant Gibson ....127 (Walkover) 4,715 1901 Hernando H4 Gaheris 110 Judge Redwine.. 114 2:351 4,985 1902 Harry New 114 South Trimble 114 Martin Burke... 110 2:383 4,390 1903 Woodlake 114 Bad News HI Tancred 114 2:363 7,035 ♦After a dead heat with White. Improvements At Hawthorne. IMPROVEMENTS AT HAWTHORNE. Extensive improvements have been made at the Hawthorne track this spring, all of which are not yet completed. Patrons of the track will perhaps be disappointed in not finding the famous Cicero course as fast as In the past. An inch and a half of sand has been placed on the track and this will perhaps tend to make it from a second to a second and a half slow. A mile in 1:42 will be exceptionally fast. Ninety carloads. of sand have been placed on the inside track, making it even in wet weather a safe course to work over. The promenade in front of the grandstand has been entirely relaid and raised some two feet, thus making a good view of the races from every point of it possible. An asphalt flooring has been laid about the refreshment booth. The entrance has been considerably Improved and is now the finest of any racetrack in the city, while new dressing rooms have been arranged for the benefit of the ladies, and the restaurant fixed up in a manner to make it a model place of its kind. Beau Ormonde's Fast Mile. BEAU ORMONDE'S FAST MILE. Despite the fact that yesterday's card was of an off-day quality, the usual large attendance was on hand at Worth and witnessed some excellent racing. It was marked by a very fast mile in the fourth race, an owners' handicap purse of $700, for three-year-olds and upward, the distance being covered in 1:38 flat, which equals the mark made by Orimar at Washington Park two years ago. Of the five scheduled to start Rankin was the only absentee. Beau Ormonde was made an even money favorite with Golden Rule second choice. The latter acted kindly at the post and broke with the field. He shot to the front at flag drop and opened up a gap of one length, an advantage which he maintained until well straightened down the backstretch, where Beau Ormonde moved up fast and passed into the lead near the half mile post. He retained his advantage until just after passing into the final quarter, where Huzzah moved .up on even terms with him. From the last eighth post to the wire they fought it out stride for stride, Beau Ormonde winning by a nose with Golden Rule third four and a half lengths back. Beau Ormonde never flinched for a moment in the strenuous last sixteenth struggle and ran as true as an arrow. Huzzah stood a ishes .of the year thus far took place in the I second race, a four and a half furlong scramble for two -year-olds, three of the field passing under the wire in so close an order that none but the judges were in a position to say which finished first. Peter Paul, on the strength of his good showing some few days ago with Dick Bernard, was made a 6 to 5 favorite, but many fancied Manshak and he was well backed at 9 to 5. To a good start Manshak rushed to the front and displaying a great turn of speed opened up a gap of two and a half lengths. Entering the last quarter, however, St. Paula and Peter Paul began to move up fast on him. When a sixteenth out it appeared as if Henry might be able to hold Manshak together to the wire, but the colt began to falter when hard pressed. In the closing strides Peter Paul and St. Paula closed up on him and in a stirring finish Peter Paul got his nose in front, with Manshak the same distance before St. Paula. Peter Paul was slightly cut off just after turning for home, but closed up ground fast when he got clear sailing. St. Paula rallied in the last sixteenth and finished going fast. Tom Rees ran well for three furlongs. The time, 54 seconds flat, was two-fifths of a second faster than the previous track record. The day's opener, a dash of six furlongs for three-year-olds,* resulted In a victory for Tom Maybin, the well backed second choice. Filly Deck led by a fair margin up to the run for home, where Tom Maybin passed into the lead and held Floral Wreath safe all through the final sixteenth, winning handily by a neck, with Hindi third, one length back. Hindi was pocketed badly just before turning for home and was again pocketed for a short spell when opposite the last eighth post She finished going fast when she got a clear path. Merryflight showed well for four and one-half furlongs. Filly Deck was well beaten after showing speed for five furlongs. Zibia had little trouble annexing the purse of the third race, a dash of six furlongs, to her owner's credit Carrie I. acted as pacemaker for the first five furlongs, where she began to tire and it was an easy thing for Zibia to pass her, winning well in hand by one length from Sister Kate II., which finished three before Carrie L for second place. Sister Kate IL ran in much improved form, (Continued on second page.) long stretch drive and showed great game-ness. Golden Rule was thoroughly beaten when turning for home. Flying Torpedo sustained the terrific pace for a little over four furlongs and then fell away beaten. One of the closest and most exciting fin BEAU ORMONDE'S FAST MILE. (Continued from first page.) making up ground rapidly in the last quarter and finishing going fast. Carrie I. had enough when opposite the paddock gate. Lola L. finished strongly and bears watching from now on. Merciful fell and broke her neck after running a short sixteenth. John A. Clarke had an easy time of it in the fifth race, a dash of one and one-eighth miles for three-year-olds and upward, winning in a canter by five lengths from Dutch Carter, which finished one and one-half before 3Ioor for second place. Bonnie Lissak went well for six furlongs and then fell away beaten. The concluding race, a dash of once around the track*, for four-year-olds and upward, proved to be an easy thing for Omdurman, which easily passed into the lead when .Moroni, the pacemaker, tired In the last eighth, winning going away by five lengths from Moroni, which just lasted long enough to beat the fast finishing James J. Corbett a head for second place. Dyxona, the favor-• ite, bowed a tendon during the race and was eased up in the last quarter. Morris Park Form Chart. MORRIS PARK FORM CHART. WESTCHESTER, N. Y.f May 20, 1903.— Twelfth day. Westchester Racing Association. Spring Meeting. Weather clear, track fa3t 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. •^0000 FIRST RACE— Eclipse Course. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St *4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39003 INVINCIBLE w 3 106 4 41 4*5 1* 12 Gannon Albemarle Stable 4 5 44 7-5 39052 ILLYRIA w 3 98 1 l1 11 2» 2l D O'Con'r W C Daly 8-5 2 3-2 1-2 (SS930)REMORSE wb 4 110 2 6 3* 3s 3« O'Neil II M Mason 8-5 13-521 4-5 38904 PIPE w 3 89 6 5l 6 41 42 Schoen G A Muller 100 200 200 40 38974s GENERAL PRIG wb 3 98 5 3h 51 5* 54 Durham H B Durham 6 7 41 7-5 39003 ONDURDIS w 5 85 3 2l 2" 6 6 McCaf'ty G F Johnson 30 50 40 12 Time, 1:11J. Winner — Ch. c, by Himyar — Bracelet (trained by R. W. Walden). Went to post at 2:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Invincible finished fast through the last furlong and Gannon's vigorous ride enabled him to outstay the poorly ridden Illyria in the last strides. The latter forced the pace throughout and cleared the last ridge with an apparently winning lead, but swerved into final defeat. Remorse was closing up fast at the end. Pipe trailed far in the rear until he struck the level, where lie was gaining apparently. General Prig went up to the leader when a furlong out and swerving under punishment fell out of it. Ondurdis went a good five furlongs and may have been short. Overweights — General Prig, 1 pound. Invincible, show, 1 to 2. Illyria, show, out. Remorse, show, out 39097 SEC^D s"iuE— Last 4 1-2 Fur,on9s Eclipse Course. $900 added. 2-year- Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C "P~ 39023 MIMON w 87 3 1*1 l2 1*1 Robinson F Farrell 21 21 9-5 7-10 38855 BLUISH wb 97 4 21 24 2»* Haack Goughacres Stbl 8 10 7 21 39023 ANY DAY w 86 1 4* 31 3*1 McCaf'ty P Lorillard 5 6 41 8-5 390233MISS NANCY w 102 6 63 4" 41 E Walsh W C Daly 8-5 3 13-51 30023 SAILOR KNOT w 104 5 51! 5s 5* Cochran H F Meyer 5 9 8 3 3SS77 O'ER THE RHINE w 86 2 32 6l 61 W McCr'y II K Vingut 20 100 100 40 3S676 ALL COLORS w 89 7 72 72 72 W'dst'nd Gayoso Stable 20 40 40 10 3S878 T. BR. MONARCH wb 101 8 8 8 8 Fisher R W Walden 20 50 50 12 Time. 53g. Winner — Ch. f, by Ben Strome — Over the Water (trained by F. D. Weir). Went to post at 3:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Mimon was lucky, won all the way and was best. Bluish was swerving badly in the last furlong, but going fast withal. Any Day fell in behind the leaders into a hopeless pocket on the level stretch. Miss Nancy, away poorly, came from a long way back in the last furlong and was going very fast at the end. Sailor Knot is evidently out of place in short- races. Scratched— 39001 Gold Ribbon, 98; 38757 St. Roche, 94. Overweights — Mimon, 1 pound; All Colors, 1. Mimon, show, 1 to 3. Bluish, show, 7 to 5. Any Day, show, 4 to 5. Miss Nancy, show, 2 to 5. QQAQQ THIRD RACE — Last 5-8 Mile Eclipse Course. $900 added. 2-year-olds~ Oi7\Ji70 Maidens. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners Q H C~P~ 39001 GOLD RIBBON W 100 2 1* 1*1 1*1 HI Fuller R T Wilson Jr 3 (5 — 5 — 2 — 3S784 BALLYCASTLE WB 97 4 32 41 32 2" J Martin H K Vingut 4 5 2 4-5 RED LIGHT w 94 1 2" 5* 2" 31! Hend's'n F R Hitchcock 10 30 20 8 39002 FORTUNEHUNT'R w 97 9 61 64 61 42 Haack P S P Randolph 6 8 8 3 3S611 GRAND VITESSE W 89 6 4* 3* 5l 52 McCaf'ty P Lorillard 3 4 4 7-5 MATINEE GIRL v? 104 5 74 7* 74 6" J Miller D Gideon 15 30 30 10 35001 ALPINE w 91 8 8 8 8 7" Larson Eagle Stable 15 30 30 10 38952 LORD HAVEN wb 107 7 9 9 9 82 J Math'wsH B Durham 10 20 20 8 3S903 SIR WALT wb 94 2 5* 2» 41 9 Connell Oneck Stable 4 4 4 8-5 Time, 1:00. Winner — Ch. f, by Golden Garter — Arnette (trained by T. E. Healy). Went to post at 3:25. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Gold Ribbon was in front throughout, always held his field safe and is above the ordinary Ballycastle ran unkindly and swerved in and out of close quarters until right at the end when he came on true and fast. Red Light ran a fast and game race and only lost second place In the last stride. Fortunehunter must have been greatly handicapped with his rider's ill advised and continued use of the whip. He was responding gamely, however, and should improve. Grand Vitesse looks better than she races. Sir Walt quit badly and is evidently a pronounced non-stayer. Scratched— 38975 Montpelier, 107; 387S4 Circulator, 97; Sais, 97. Overweights — Gold Ribbon, 1 pound; Alpine, 2. ''».••--.».. Gold Ribbon, show, evens. Ballycastle, show, 2 to 5. Red Light, show, 4 to 1 Grand Vitesse, show, 4 to 5. Sir Walt, show, 4 to 5. ^QOQQ FOURTH RACE— About 2 1-2 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances? ZJ*J\JtJtJ The Meadowbrook Hunters' Steeplechase. $1,000 added. Net value to winner $1,030. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 8 12 16 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P " 38832 TCHULA ws 4 147 4 4* 4* 2* 35 3* 1* G Green T Hitchcock Jr — 3~~ 1 — 2 9-10 38S32*K. SP'TTSW'Dws 5 161 3 2' 22 l2 14 14 2» Donohue W J Price 15 30 30 10 32021 M. HARRISONws 4 137 2 3* 34 3* 21 2* 3" HSWilson J E Widener ±13-513-511-59-10 33259fCHAMPION wrs 7 166 8 6* 6* 4* 4* 4* 4" Mr HarrlsW C Haves 7 15 12 5 35848 G'VARLOCH ws 5 166 10 9 9 7 5 5 5 B'nhardt C Pfizer 12 30 30 10 38832 T. VIRGINIAN 4 149 1 52 52 5* FelL Finnegan J E Widener ±13-513-511-59-10 36470 SOLOMON ws 5 153 5 8" 8" 6" Fell. Dehllng J W Appleton lo 30 30 10 3S832 ZENUS ws 6 153' 9 V- V- FelL Mr Clark H S Page 3 5 5 2 32335fMEAD. LARKwslO 168 6 1B 1" Bolted. Mr Batjer L Batjer 15 20 30 12 337473tADJUTOR ws 6 167 7 Refused. Mr VanS'kG Van Schaick 8 20 15 6 * fAdded starters. ±Coupled in betting. Time, 4:52J. Winner— B. f, by Longstreet— Taffeta (trained by C. Kreman). Went to post at 3:55. At post 1 minute. Start1 good. Won easily; second the same Tchula raced under restraint within striking, distance of the leaders until she struck the1 main track, where she cantered into the lead winning with a lot in reserve. Kate Snotts-wood eventually took up the running, maintaining a good stout pace nearly throughout fenced well and held on gamely at the weights. May Harrison was a^prominent contender- CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAQK, MORRIS PARK FORM CHART— CONTINUED. throughout. Champion, which was easing up at the finish, was left far behind when the front bunch started down the hill to the wire. The Virginian was not dangerous when he fell at the end of nine furlongs. Zenus fell at the Liverpool when going the first time around. Nobody hurt. Scratched— 27394 Osprey, 132. Corrected weights— Tchula, 147; Zenus, 153. Tchula, show, 1 to 2. Kate Spottswood, show, o to 1. The entry, show, 1 to 2.. tr%f\-i r\r\ FIFTH RACE — Withers Mile. §1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. OUJLUU Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 390503SYRLIN ws 8 107 3 l1! I1* l1 H lh Feicht J Robertson 6-5 7-5 6-5 1-2 3SS06 ELLA SNYDER w 3 100 1 44 32~ 2* 24 24 J Martin I Prank 6 10 10 3 38999 K. OF T. G'TER wb 9 110 4 21 2* 31! 3l 35 Byers P SP Randolph 5 6 5 8-5 3S930 CINCINNATUS wb 3 100 7 62 4* 4* 4* 42 McGov'n T McGoyern 10 15 8 3 39050 SCOFFER wsb 3 105 8 8 71 5l 52 53 Gannon F H Milden Jr 4 5 5 8-5 389542ANAK wb 4 110 5 5* 51 61 64 64 Theims F T Hayes 20 50 30 10 3S730 JUSTICE wsb 4 110 £ 31 64 74 72 7s Fuller D Shea 12 25 20 8 38999 SHOWMAN w 3 100 6 73 8 8 8 8 McCaf'ty D Spaulding 12 2o 20 8 , Time, 13, 251, 51, 1:16^, 1:42. Winner — Ch. g, by St. Saviour — Cassie (trained by J. Robertson). Went to post at 4:25. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Syrlin was lucky, raced into the lead at the start and easily held his field safe for six furlongs when he suddenly commenced to tire and only just got home. He has pulled up lame in his work recently and is in a bad way in front. Ella Snyder showed sudden improvement, easily held a forward position from the start and when straightened for home she closed up with a rush and was wearing the winner down at the end. Knight of the Garter ran kindly all the way and was going the fastest of all in the last sixteenth. Cincinnatus failed to stay in the final run to the winning line. Scoffer ran like a sulkgr. Anak must have a skillful and vigorous rider as he is a horse of moods. Scratched— 38999 Pittacus, 97; 36930 Pastoral, 95. Syrlin, show, 1 to 5. Ella Snyder, show, 7 to 5. Knight of the Garter, show, 4 to 5. O f\ T f\~i SIXTH RACE— Last 7 1-2 Furlongs Withers Mile. $1,200 added. 3~year- \j JL \J X. olds and upward. Highweight Handicap. Ind Horae3 A Wt St *4 % %, StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 389793GRAND OPERA WSB 4 135 5 2" 1" lh 11 l1 Fuller G E Smith 6-5 8-5 7-5 3-5 38998 COLONSAY w 3 108 6 62 4 4 31 22 2* H Mieh'ls W C Daly 15 25 25 8 3S907 FLY. BUTTRESSwb 4 115 2 34 32 41 5* 3h Minder M J Cavanaugh 8 12 10 4 39051 LORD BADGE ws 4 116 S 8 71 7* 4* 4*- Haack W L Oliver 6 8 7 21 39003 S AC CH' OMETER W 3 125 1 lh 21 21 34 54 Wond'ly W D Babcock 6 12 10 4 SS-9'6 FIRST CHORD wb 3 100 7 72 6l 51 611 64 Sullivan Capitola Stable 12 20 10 4 38''56 TUGAI BEY W 3 107 4 5h 51 6l 74 7s J Martin O L Richards 3 4 11-54-5 3S974 SPARK ESHER wb 3 105 3 41 8 8 8 8 Shea R T Wilson Jr 15 30 20 8 Time, 12g, 24, 491, 1:141, l:27i, 1:34£. Winner— Blk. c, by Wagner— Bonnie Bird (trained by W. C. Smith). Went to post at 4:55. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. . Grand Opera quickly moved up from a rearward position at the start and gamely forced the i pace and always had something in reserve, which enabled him to come away right at the i end. Colonsay loomed up a dangerous contender when a furlong out and finished out the i journey in game fashion. Flying Buttress came fast at the end and luckily saved third I place. Lord Badge, away poorly, improved his position throughout and finished fast. Sac-charometer - failed to stay after giving the winner a strong argument for nearly seven furlongs. . . Scratched— (36136) Oom Paul, 132^ 39052=Young Henry, 130; 33806 Fred Ackerman, 115; ' 390725St. Sever, 108; 382413Blue Victor, 104. Grand Opera, show, 2 to 5. Colonsay, show, 3 to 1. Flying Buttress, show, 8 to 5. Tugai Bey, show, 2 to 5. Page [2] MILYBACINSFORWS ISSUED EVERY DAT. DAILY RACING FORM PDB. CO. PDBLI8HEE8 OF WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN. Hntered in the Post Office at Chicago a* boc-pnd 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. 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Orders for advertisements can be left at the St. Louis office for telegraphic transmission. Detroit Office— 139 Grlswold Street, Frank E. McDonald, Agent. On sale at 9:00 a. m. Cincinnati, O. — W. S. Manns, General Agent. At Minneapolis, Minn.: M. J. Kavanagh, 50 S. Third Street. Local Turf Gossip. LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. Little Scout is now the ante-post favorite for the $10,000 Hawthorne Handicap, which is to be run at the Cicero track Saturday. Since his .good race in the Powers Handicap the Bennett four-year-old has been backed freely, and his price has been cut steadily from 30 to 1 until last night 6 to 1 was the best to be had. If Coburn gets down to weight he probably will be allowed the mount, but Henry McDaniel will not stand for an ounce of overweight. Glen Water has been backed into second place, at 8 to 1. Hernando stands steady at 10 to 1. Wyeth has been cut from twenties to 10 to 1; so has Gregor K, and Linguist is on the same mark, his price having been reduced from 15 to 1. Lucien Appleby's price has been shaved from 50 to 40 to 1, on account of $100 being bet on him after his good showing in a sprint two days ago. Pat Dunne's English horse, Red Comyn, Has been well backed this week and is looming up as a dangerous competitor. Several loads of sand have made the track at Hawthorne slow and heavy, and a mile in 1:44 is considered good work. Plenty of rolling and harrowing is expected to make some improvement before the opening day. Yesterday morning Hargis worked a mile at Hawthorne in 1:49, and Little Scout in 1:52. The Lady stepped five furlongs in 1:09; Sav-able reeled off a half in 511 seconds and Skilful in 52 seconds. Harry New's mile in 1:46 was the best work done by any of the Hawthorne Handicap, horses. At Worth Favonius was sent an easy mile in 1:45; Banter six furlongs in 1:173. Sam Fullen was worked at Worth by A. Forbes slowly in 1:47. Trainer R. Tucker got in yesterday with Capt. S. S. Brown's string of twenty head. Horsemen's badges for the Hawthorne meeting will be distributed at 2 p. m. today in the secretary's office at Worth, and at Hawthorne Friday morning. No badges will be issued Saturday. Entries for Saturday's races at Hawthorne will be received up to 11 a. m. Friday at Worth by Secretary Jasper, who will serve as entry clerk at the Chicago Jockey Club's meeting. A representative of the club will be at Hawthorne until 11 a. m., and another will be at Harlem until 10 a. m for the same purpose. Entries for next Tuesday's $800 handicap, and for the $500 steeplechase to be run the same day, will close at Hawthorne Saturday morning. W. H. Ford's Merciful, which started in the third race, fell before she had gone seventy yards and was apparently dead before she struck the ground. The accident was peculiar, no horse being near her at the time she fell, consequently she could not have met with interference. Jockey W. Knapp, who rode her, said that she went down in a heap, without any apparent cause. The rider escaped unhurt. Harry Beck is on the ailing list and will not be started for some time. Mr. Milam recently refused an offer of $2,500 for the horse. It was announced yesterday that jockey S. Bonner, who rode some creditable races in California, would ride Lendin in the Hawthorne Handicap. Dominick was .too ill to accept mounts yesterday, suffering from cramps. S. C. Hildreth shipped all his horses yesterday from the Worth track to Harlem. Jockey A. Hall, who has been under contract to ride for Hildreth, has been released and will ride in future free lance. Jockey H. Phillips, who rode Beau Ormonde in the handicap yesterday, was recently released by his contract employer, J. Arthur, and will in future ride free lance. Frank J. Bryan, the new presiding judge at Hawthorne, will arrive in Chicago today from Latonia, where he went to see the running of the Derby at the conclusion of the Louisville meeting. Lester Reiff arrived in Chicago yesterday from California, and is expected to remain here during the summer. Worth Form. WORTH FORM. Tha form of Thursday's Worth fields is : First Race— St. Paula, Soldier of Fortune, Ed Gninzbnrg. Second Race— Mies Hume, Automaton. Carrie I. Third Hace— Rolling Boer, Bondage, Soothsayer, Fourth Race— Gregor K„ An Revoir, Dan Mc-Kenna. Fifth Race— Don Domo, Dick Bernard, Peter Paul. Sixth Race— Frank M., Alee, Dodie S. Worth Entries. WORTH ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear ; track fast. ♦Apprentice allowance. 4iRuns well in mud. First Race— 4 1-2. Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp, Golden Boy, ch. c. by Tammany —Victorious .....114 39042 Soldier of Fortune 110 660 390«2Ed Guinzbnrg 110 .650 39091 Tom Rees 110 640 38994 Shades of Night 107 615 39042 Elie 107 635 S89943Bernice 107 ......625 390423Belle Juan 107 625 S90913St. Paula 107 700 39042 Establish 104 600 38453 Ida Davis 101 600 Second Race— 3-4 Mile. 3- year-olds and upward. Selling. i Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 38945 Joe Martin 6.. ..114 680 390432Automaton 5.. ..112 720 38210 Worthington 4.... Ill 660 86017 Best Man 4....108 ......660 39066 Goal Runner 7.... 105 640 39043 Angelo 3.. ..102 670 387782Miss Hume 4.... 102 725 39043 Alflo ... 3.. ..100 685 390923*Carrie 1 6.... 98 700 39092*Annu 5.... 98 665 38993 Goody Twoshoes 3.... 97 675 39090 Annola 3.... 95 625 S90202Gns Lanka 3.... 92 685 39043*Onyx II 3.... 89 695 39043*Lulu Glaser 3.... 84 675 Third Race— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 390693 Rolling Boer 5....105 750 390592fBondage 3.... 98 74"i 38995+Rankin 3.... 93 720 390682Soothsayer 3.... 93 740 39021 Charley Thompson .. 4.... 92 725 39068 Prodigal Son 3.... 85 720 t J. Arthur entry. Fourth Race-1 1-16 Miles 3-year-olde. Allowances. The Calumet Stakes. $2,500 added. 39019 Banter ©....119 6E0 390163Gilfain % 115 675 389952Prince of Endurance 115 650 89019 An Revoir 115 735 390683Dan McKenna S ...115 690 (39069) Gregor K ©....112 ......750 39092 Mauser ©....112 635 Fifth Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses,color,sex&pedigree. A. Wt. Hdcp, 39045 Don Domo ....118 700 (39018)Dick, Bernard *....112 695 ( 39091 ) Peter Paul © .... 109 695 (38043)Elwood 104 660 Foresight, ch. c, by The Commoner—Provident 100 38992 Ralph Young 100 600 Sixth Race— 1 Mile and 70 Tarda. 4- year-olda and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (38913) Cogswell 5....111 670 390712Alee © ... 6.. ..Ill 710 38997 Silver Fizz ©.... 6.. ..109 680 39047 Ida V 5....109 640 390713Goldaga ©.... 4....105 675 38924 Spurs ©.... 7....104 660 390102Urchin ©.... 6.. ..104 675 389972*Dodie S ©.... 4.. ..100 700 39070 Prince Webb ©.... 4....100 . ..66S S90473»Frank M © ... 5 ... £9 725! 3909a*Ermack ©.... 4 93 660 39047*Bluemint © ... 4.;.. 93 68Q. Established 1890 Pet. Paul 7-5 Won Before the . . . ... public every fl^g 2-1 WOll Huzzah 4-1 2nd eSfrak Dmti'rnian 4-1 Won QfWfflmfa SPLIT BET jf^Hf Dyxona — nfwKaw ST" 1,01713 mm Jerry Hunt 2-1 Won J^P Zirl Withdrawn We Never Misrepresent. nTf Onr clients received the above yesterday. 5 to 10 to 1 SPECIAL TODAY at WORTH. This one is ready money. Remember, we survived when all others failed, which is surely proof of our ability to pick winners. Terms for best bets at Worth and St. Iiouis : $1 DAILY, $5 WEEKLY or $5 for 5 winning: specials. Wired at 10 a. m. Delivered to any city address before 12 m. REYNOLDS & GO. 6th Floor, 119 Dearborn St., Chicago. Also on sale at 12 m. at news stands in Saratoga and Sherman House hotels and stands at Clark and Madison sts., restaurant 4253 South Halsted st. Ed's $2.00 Special f*1 an\,S°?,J*iv9js:in » Position to know of one or two -EXTRA GOOD THINGS" to be uncovered weekly. No charge made for any special that will not net yon a profit of 3 to 1 I HAVE ONE FOR MONDAY AT HAWTHORNE. Addr.ss El)-S $2.00 Special It4,3 4 OUT OF 6 RAN FIRST YESTERDAY at good odds (am in wonderful form). SI. 00 S^SS5% FOR 50c. including my advance American Derby selections SffS^JK&l?* system' Surprising information. NO GUESSING. For sale at Knntz-Remmler's 305 Wabash Ave. C. W. LAPHAM, 5534 Cornell Ave.. Chicago. L. E. SLOSSON & CO. EXPERT HANDICAPPEBS. Office: 1 1 9 and 1 2 i LaSalle St., Suite 30. Sheet on sale at Palmer Houhb, Sherman House, Saratoga and Morrison Hotel news stands; also at main office. TERMS: $1.00 DAILY, $4.00 WEEKLY. Tom Maybin, 9 to 5 Won Peter Paul, 6 to 5 ffon Zibia, 8 to 5 Won Beau Ormonde, 3 to 2 Won We gave the above winners at Worth yesterday. Peter Paul ILWon Zibia, Cannot Lose, . . . won Beau Ormonde, won Tom Maybin, Place, Strong won John A. Clarke, Place, Strong won Omdurman, ™^"b.n°?.h; worn Mimom, Tciiula, Grand Opera, Syrlin, lllyria, MORRIS PARK. Maltster, Extra, St. Louis. . . . Won Bad Hews Safe Place Derby, Rail. land Extra wort* THURSDAY^™ 4 TO I EXTRA 2ND RACE 10 TO I EXTRA 5TH RACE AT MORRIS PARK SENSATIONAL WINNERS EVERY DAY. £§F"I get information from best owners and IT have the (acknowledged) best handicapper of racing in the U. S. ^F"Call at Office and -will put you on the-Winning Side. S^~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. 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Bunco Broncho Information Company OFFICE i 315, 167 DEARBORN ST. AND RED HOT STAND AT RACE TRACK. Page [3] Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. C N., Chicago. As in both cases cited by you, Rankin was scratched. Your two wagers were draws. Worth, Chicago. • Your parlay, Lady Free Knight, place, and Don Domo, place, won on the former and was void on the latter, as no place price was laid against him. The bookmaker who claims you lost does not understand the business. Morris Park Form. MORRIS PARK FORM. The form of Thursday's Morris Park fields Is : First Race— Tribes Hill, Morokanta, Baikal. Second Race— Morris entry, Nameoki, Strephon. Third Race— Cranesville, Eloim or The Guardsman, Hist. Fourth Race— Rosetint, Rigodon, River Pirate. Fifth Race— Stevedore, Mary Worth, Locket. Sixth Race— Articulate. Zoroaster, Carbuncle. Morris Park Form. MORRIS PARK .FORM. New York, May 20.— The horses seeming to havt the best chances in Thursday's races are : First Race— Remorse or Kickshaw. Second Race— Stalwart or Morris Stable. Third Race— No form. Fourth Race— River Pirate or Rosetint. Fifth Race— Stevedore or Mary Worth. 8ixth Race— Articulate or Zoroaster. H. FOESLAND. Morris Park Entries. MORRIS PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Sf Runs well in mud. Firit Race— tast G 1-3 Furlongs. (Withers Mile.) 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (39050) Tribes Hill 4... .108 750 390963Remorse 4....1C8 735^ 38974 Biserta 4.. ..105 715 38643 Annie Grace 4....103 70C 38804 Morokanta 6.. ..105 740 38951 Eloim 6.. ..103 730 38954 Fonsolee 6.... 103 720 39074 Red Knight. 3.. ..101 730 390502Baikal 3.... 95 735 38999 Tioga 3.... 90 72a 38992 Kickshaw 3.... 87 735 89072 Blue and Orange 3.... 87 730 Second Race— Last 4 1-2 Furlongs. (Eclipse Course.) 2- year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, box & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. (J8829)tRapid Water 119 740 (38878lRace Knag 119 '30 38S302tPrecioDB Stone 117 750 3?8782Nameoki -. ..115 735 Stalwart, ch. b, by Meddler— Melba, by Mortemer 112 39073 Strephon 112 735 £9073 Rockaway 112 730 390013 Vagary 109 735 |G. B. Morris entry. Third Race— last 5 1-3 Furlongs. (Withers Mile.) 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39072 Sadducee * ... 6....107 ......710 f9Ti2 Blue and Orange 3.. ..104 ......705 38926 The Guardsman 3.. ..104 715 38951 Eloim 6.... 100 720 J9072 Royal Pirate 3.... 97 705 ?.93i2 Hist 3.... 92 715 39075 Caterpillar 4.... 92 690 3^991 The Laurel 6.... 90 700 38675 Cranesville 3.... 88 725 Josslyn 3.... 86 32122 Thoughtless 3.... 86 705 Fourth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. (Over the Hill.) The Pocant'ico Stakes. $2,000 added. 3- year-olds. Allowances. 39026 River Pirate 126 735 (39051) Rosetint ©....118 750 38414 Flocarline ©....118 725 39074 Rigodon 116 740 39374 Duke of Kendal 116 710 Fifth Race— Last 7-8 "Withers Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 388562Stevedore 4.. ..118 750 3905S3McWilliams Sf.... 5... .110 725 388263Locket 4.... 107 735 39076 Lord Advocate 3... .104 725 39050 Mary Worth 4.. ..102 740 36950 Pastoral 3.... 87 720 Sixth Race— 1 1-8 Miles. (Over Withers Course.) 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 387853Circus 4....114 700 (38881) Articulate 5.. ..114 750 39J532Carbuncle 6... .111 730 38978 Surmise 5.... 110 720 39027 Zoroaster 7.. ..107 735 (36136)Oom Paul 4... .107 730 St. Louis Form. Sr. LOUIS FORM. The form of Thursday's Fair Grounds fields is : Tirst Race— Imboden, Tiomaine, Billy Jackson. Second Race— Centie, Stub, Dotty Shute. , Third Race— Flora Levy, Dr. Kammerer, Eocrys. Fourth Race— Scorpio, Sylvia Talbot, Hilee. Fifth Race— Josie F„ W. B/Gates, Joe Lesser. Sixth Race— Brown Vail, Ladas, Pharoah. St. Louis Form. ST. LOUIS FORM. St. Louis, Mo„ May 20 —The horses seeming to have the best chances in Thursday's races are : First Race— Imboden or Tiomaine. Second Race— Centie or 8hot Proof. Third Race— Sapolio' or Flora Levy. Fourth Race— Santa Ventura or Sylvia Talbot. Fifth Race— Josie F. or Joe Lesser. Sixth Race— Cherished or Our Lady. R. J. Collins. St. Louis Entries. ST. LOUIS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather threatening; track heavy. •Apprentice allowance. © Runs well in mud. Fiist Race— 4 1-3 Furlongs. 2- year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (S9086)*Imboden ©....109 725 (3S938)Tiomaine 103 720 38714 Sweet Myrtle 101 705 (39084)Billy Jackson ©....100 715 38962 Maggie Work 100 710 39084 Collin George 98 710 39084 Red Monarch 95 700 Second Race— 5 1-3 Furlongs. 3- year-olds. Selling. 38470 Sapere ©....107 705 J8769 Ed Bishop 105 700 i91103Cressida 105 715 38748 Marchioness 105 705 9088 Sardian 105 710 $8797 Pointsman 102 695 39108 Neversuch 102 690 S9088*Stub 102 720 38916 Katie Cromwell 100 700 S9U0 Shot Proof ©....100 705 *.889i*Centie... ©....100 725 39108 Signora Pierson..... 100 69i 39035 Lady Vashti 100 710 39015 Dotty Shute ©....100 715 S9l08*Anzeiger ©.... 97 705 Third Race— 1 Mile and 30 Yards. 3- year-olds and upward. Selling. 38772 Jessie Y 5.. ..110 700 35936 Eocrys ©.... 5.. ..108 715 39085 Chopin 7.... 106 710 S9112 El Caney ©.... 6....1C6 715 38889 Bnrgoyne ©.... 6.. ..103 710 38988 Raetus ©.... 8.. ..103 700 38527 Nan Dora 7... .101 705 59C85 Tuck Paw 4.... 97 710 3906l*Flora Levy ©.... 8.... 96 725 S8769 Dr. Kammerer ©.... 3.... 91 720 ?8987 General Dix 3.-.. 91 700 39085 Sapolio 3.... 88 705 Fourth Race— 3-4 Milo. 3-year-olds and upward. The Country Club Handicap. $1,000 added. (38722)Scorpio ©.... 6.... 119 750 i90873fNickey D 7 111 730 ('9038)Sylvia Talbot ©.... 3.. ..108 740 90382Hilee ©.... 7....103 735 39C642Pettijohn ©.... 3.... 100 730 3904f.tEvening Star ©.... 4.... 94 715 39C872Santa Ventnra 5.... 94 735 fJ. Griliin & Co. entry. Fifth Race-1 1-1G Miles. 4- year-olds and upward. Selling. 388682* Joe Lesser ©.... 5....112 715 S91113*W. B. Gates ©.... 7. ...108 720 36030 Chandoo 4.. ..106 700 S93412*Josie F ©.... 4.... 104 725 S8943*The Way ©.... 4....103 715 38991*Georgia Gardner.... ©.... 5.... 98 710 Sixth Race— 1 Kile and 30 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (39041)Pharoah ©.... 6.. ..109 715 38990 The Black Scot ©.... 6.... 108 705 390373Ladas ©.... 7.. ..108 720 38890 Pay the Fiddler ©.... 7.. ..103 710 39041 Lunar 6... .107 703 38919 Sarilla ©.... 6.. ..103 700 390853Dr. Carrick 5....1C6 705 c9:89*Dominis ©.... 8... .103 .......695 38683 Pirateer 3.... 100 715 39D89*Our Lady 5.... 99 705 388943*Fugurtha ©.... 4.... 97 710 A91122*Brown Vail ©.... 7.... 96 725 38990 Cherished ©.... 5.... 96 710 Latonia Form. IATONIA FORM. The form of Thursday's Latonia fields is: First Race— WTeird, Honey brook, Jane Oaker. Second Race— Port Warden, Jim Ferrin, Circular Joe. Third Race— Khaki, Promus, Lovable. Fourth Race— Advantage, Dorice, Stumpy. Fifth Raca— Milas. Wall About, Altona. Sixth Race — Vogue, Captain Dnckado, Flora Bright. Latonia Form. LATONIA FORM. Covington, Kt., May 20.— The horses saeming to have the best chances in Thursday's races are : First Race— Vouch, Ethel Davis, Jane Oaker. Second Race— Port Warden, Lampadrome, Marvin. Third Race— Khaki, Lovable, Premns. Fourth Race— Stumpy, Advantage, Maudette. Fifth Race— Altona, Anglesea, Belle of Worth. Sixth Race— Captain Dnckado, Flora Bright, Sanor. T. K. Lynch. Latonia Entries. LATONIA ENTRIES. • Probabilities: Weather showery ; track fast. ©Runs well in mud. First Race— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-oldB and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses,color,sex&pedigree. A. Wt. Hdcp. 36385 Craven 5.. ..115 690 35286 Prince Light 4... .112 '. 695 38688 North Wind 4... .112 700 36268 Vouch ©.... 4.. ..Ill 710 36052 Sweet Charity 6....1C9 695 36365 Onanetta © ... 6.. ..119 705 Blackmore, b. c, by Blue Wing— Mona 4.. ..109 S62693Ethel Davis ©.... 7.. ..109 715 388llHoneybrook © ... 4.. ..106 720 38996 Weird 8... .105 725 .'8982 Rosy M 5....103 700 38883 Easter Boy 4. ...103 705 £9055 Jane Oaker 4. ...101 715 Second Race— 4 1-3 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Colts and Geldings. Marvin, ch. c, by Hindoo— Queen Regent Ill 390592Port Warden Ill 725 Turrando. gr. c, by Farandole— Turtle Dove Ill Gay American, b. c, by Gay Lad —Celerity .....Ill 38968 Jim Ferrin Ill 720 Probable, b. c, by Ben Holladay — Vivandiere Ill C. E. Williams, b. g, by Kantaka orMeadowthorpe— Basita 108 39059 Ristper 106 705 38968 Lampadrome 106 710 390C9 Scipio 1C6 705 38786 Circular Joe 106 715 El Donoso, ch. c, by Boanergos — Crennan 105 38958 Jovial C. 105 700 Third Race— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward/ Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (38982)Premus 5. ...Ill 720 38631 Quiz ©.... 5. ...Ill 70b (27980)Remark 5.. ..Ill 7-0 36268 The Boer © ... 5.. ..Ill 710 386J93Cotton Plant 9.. ..Ill 705 3908J Little Duchoss II.... ©....* 5.. ..109 7G0 387182Khaki ©.... 5.... 106 725 3E614 Little Gem 4.. ..105 715 38536 Velasquez ©.... 5.... 105 700 3i2683Tomptress... 5.... 104 710 S89562Lovable ©.... 6... .103 715 3:9823Harlem Lane 5. ...103 710 Fourth Race— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. The Clipsetta Stakes. $1,000 added. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. (39057)Stnmpy 118 725 I (38886)Advantago 108 7E0 (38986)Dorice 107 730 39C05 Lyrist 103 725 Maudette, b. f, by Tenny— Maud L 103 Silk Maid, b. f, by Esher— Kate Polletier 103 Fifth Race— 1 Mile and OO Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39080 Anglesea 6.. ..Ill 710 36342 Wall About ©.... 5.. ..106 720 22213 Prince Lief Jr 5.. ..103 715 390302Altona 4.... 102 715 38887 Hurry 5.... 101 705 39041 Milas 4.. ..100 725 36145 Belle of Worth; 4.... 97 705 Sixth Race— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horsos, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp, 39006 Senor 105 715 39004 Kilmorie 102 710 (39054) Captain Dnckado 102 720 35916 Easy Trade 102 7C5 Rocroy, b. c, by Hitnyar— Monto Rosa 102 36128 Artist ©....102 705 (387l8)Vogue - 100 725 36320 Special Tax ICO 710 390542Flora Bright 100 715 31811 Murmur ©....100 700 Homba 1C0 35133 Fabula 100 700 Reliable Partie? desiring quality— not quantity— who are in a position to place a bet on something good— WHEN IT IS GOOD— can secure some satisfactory information occasionally on the Chicago races by communicating with DAK1EL STOKER, f.88.6.^!^.^ I LEXINGTON I 33ND ST. AND MICHIGAN BLVD. 8 C H I C A Q O I. Class European. Absolutely Fireproof. Rates: $1.00 Per Day and Up. "With Bath : $3.00 Per Day and Up. Special rates during racing season, convenient to transportation to all tracks. GEO. B. ROSS^ Proprietor. FUTURE BOOKS JAMES O'LEARY. 4183 S, H aisled St., - Chicago, III. FUTURE BOOKS ON AMERICAN DERBY Brooklyn, Suburban, The Harlem-National and the Hawthorne Handicaps. WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS. Long Distance 'Phonos Yards 638 and 654. COMMISSIONS ACCEPTED FROM $2.00 to $1,000. C. O. SMITH H. A. PERRY "BUD" WHITE C. H. COLBY. Members of the Western Turf Association. # SMITH, PERRY & CO., THE EMPIRE, 260 STATE ST., CHICAGO, ILL. Long Distance Phone Bank Reference Union Trust Harrison 244. Co., Tribune Bldg., Chicago. Future Book on the American Derby 1903. ODDS. ODDS. ODDS. Horses. Horses. Horsos. • 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rn Action 150 75 40 Grantsdale 150 75 40 Onatas 30 15 8 Ahola 80 40 20 George Gibbs .. 300 150 75 Orlando 100 50 25 Albemarle 800 400 200 Geheimniss 200 100 50 Olefiant 150 75 40 Alfio 250 125 60 Gold Bell 60 30 15 Orly II SO 40 20 Alfredo 600 300 150 Governor .-. (Dead.) Otter Tail 1000 500 259 Americano 60 30 15 Grey Friar 125 60 30 Philo (Dead.) Au Revoir 20 10 5 Gilfain 20 10 5 P'masfr Wright 80 40 20 Authority 500 250 125 Gypzene 150 75 40 P. of Endurance 40 20 10 Bad News 40 20 10 Gregor K 20 10 5 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 15 8 4 Rightful 40 20 10 Bob Franklin 400 200 100 Irish Lad 40 20 10 Requisition .... 300 150 71 Bas d'Or 200 100 50 Incubator 50 25 12 Ravel 30 15 8 Bob McLean 40 20 10 J. Sid. Walker. 40 20 10 Sidney C. Love. 80 40 20 Bonnie Burr 200 100 50 Janeway 50 25 12 Sigmund 150 75 40 Bourbon SO 40 20 Jack Orr 150 75 40 Spencer Reif ... 80 40 20 Banter 60 30 15 Jackfull SO 40 20 Santon 150 75 40 Benvollo 600 300 150 Judge Himes ... 80 40 20 Shooting Star.. 100 50 25 Beaugard 1000 500 250 Jack Young .... 60 30 IS Sinner Simon.. 100 50 25 Bernays ~ 30 15 8 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 50 25 12 Lyman Hay .... 200 100 50 Skilful 60 25 12 Captain Arnold .... 60 25 12 Lendin 80 40 20 Savable 6 3 8-2 Capable 500 250 125 Linguist 25 12 6 Serge 200 100 50 Chamblee 100 50 25 Ld. of the Vale. 40 20 10 Sun Gold 50 25 12 Claude 30 15 8 Ld. Touchwood. 300 150 75 Sir Faust 300 150 75 Collonade 60 30 15 Mackey Dwyer. 30 15 8 Stand'rd Bearer 300 150 75 Creolin 200 100 50 Mexican 20 10 6 The Don 60 30 15 , Dan MoKenna 60 SO 15 Mindora 250 125 CO The Picket 40 20 10 Dauphin 250 125 60 Manru 200 100 50 Tom Maybin ... SO 40 20 Dick Welles 20 10 5 Malory 200 100 60 Triad 300 150 75 Dupont 60 30 15 Monia 400 200 100 Trapezist 1000 600 256 Discharged 600 300 150 Merry Acrobat.. 60 30 16 Topsoil 125 60 30 Early 40 20 10 Mons. Beaucaire 60 30 15 Valeat 500 250 125 Estrada Palma .... 300 150 75 McGee 60 30 15 Von Rouse 30 15 8 Foxy Kane 200 100 50 M. Blumenthal.. 100 50 25 Watoma 150 75 4« First Mason 200 100 50 McGowan 50 25 12 Will Sherry .... 200 100 58 Fore and Aft 30 15 8 Navasota 200 100 60 Witfull 25 12 B F. A. Bullock 200 100 50 Novelist 1000 500 250 Woodlake 60 30 15 Flocarline 80 40 20 Ontonagon 500 250 125 Yardarm 20 10 5 PAV OI2 PI AV Quotations subject to change without notice. Remittances r M I \J ri i L.M I . should be made payable to Smith, Perry & Co.f 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 th« United States and Canada. Write for information. Quotation {sheets gent on application, Page [4] Worth Form Chart. ~ r WORTH FORM CHART. WORTH, ILL., May 20, 1903.— Nineteenth 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. *yf\f\f\/~\ FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. f5\J\J\J\J 3-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St *4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3S970 TOM MAYBIN W 110 luk 2nk 2uk 21 lnk Henry Durnell & Herz 2 ' 11-50-5 3-5 34500 FLORAL. WREATHw 105 4»k 4 i 3»i 1* 2i B'k'n'th W R Baker & Col5 20 15 0 389G9*HINDI W 110 3i 3l 4li 4* 3l° Otis G C Bennett&Co 1 S-5 3-2 1-2 3SS4G2MERRYFLIGHT wb 110 5" k Gl 021 Gl 45 C Gray C Hellebush 4 G G S-5 3623S ANNOLA WS 105 S S 8 73 5l J Baker G A Robertson 20 150 100 30 39044 NAUFRAGE W 105 Gl 5l 5nt 5U 01! P Phillips Mrs E Brewster 30 150 100 30 38752 FILLY DECK • W 105 2»k l1! I1 3l 7s II PhillipsJ M Smith G 10 8 3 3S532 JET W 105 7l 75 71* 8 S A Hall W P Reardon 20 100 100 30 Time, 24, 4S§. 1:14. Winner — Ch. c, by Lord Esterling — Welcome (trained by C. E. Dm-nell). Went to post at 2:30. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won liandily; second easily. Tom Maybin, always within easy call of the pacemaker, responded with a rush when called on in the final eighth and finished going fast. Floral Wreath tired palpably" when challenged by the winner, but ran a good race. Hindi was badly cut off just before turning for home and also had to pull out when opposite the final eighth post, but finished going fast when she got clear sailing. Merryflight was thoroughly beaten after running four and a half furlongs. Filly Deck showed speed, but only for five furlongs. Tom Maybin, show, 1 to 3. Floral Wreath, show, 2j to 1. Hindi, show, 1 to 4. q Q AA"| SECOND RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to thirdT Q \J\J\J JL 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horse3 A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3901S2PETER PAUL TV 109 4* 47 431 ln W Knapp Mrs R Bradley G-5 7-5 6-5 2-5 3S9713MANSHAK w 112 3"k 121 l1! 2° Henry R H Brown S-5 S-5 S-5 1-2 3S9942ST. PAULA w 109 2"k 22 2* 3* C Gray K I Weil & Co S 17 15 31 39018 WM. WRIGHT WB 112 1"* Gnt 52 41 P Phillips J E Cushing 30 40 20 G 3S9G8 TOM REES W 109 G1! 3nk 31 5l Otis G B Watkins 30 GO GO 15 3SS00 KATIE POWERS vr 109 5nk 5l Gl G7 A Hall W P Reardon 10 25 20 5 39042 RICEFUL wb 97 7 7 7 7 Robbins Mrs E Brewster 30 GO GO 12 Time, 23g, 47g, 54. Winner — Br. g, by Aloha — Eminence (trained by F. Rector). Went to post at 3:00. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. P*eter Paul was slightly cut off when a furlong out, but closed up fast when he got clear sailing and just got up in time to win on the post. Manshak showed much speed, but tired palpably in the closing strides. St. Paula rallied in the last hundred yards and finished going fast. Tom Rees was right there up to the last eighth post, where he fell away badly beaten. The others were never serious contenders. Scratched— 38992 Glisten, 109. Peter Paul, show, out. Manshak, show, 1 to 5. St. Paula, show, evens. • rirvQ O THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. Ot/Utf ^ 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3S990*ZIBIA W 4 106 01 2l 22i 2* l1 Webb C DeWitt & Co 2 2 7-5 7-10 3S996 SIST'R KATE ILws 5 104 5»k 4l 4»k 4l 23 A Hall F J Hall G 11 10 4 35996 CARRIE L W G 104 3nk l1 l3 l2 32 Otis H N McTyeire 6 9 8 3 3S731 LOLA L. W 3 9S1 71 521 5l 5U 4" P Phillips J Mannion 15 75 GO 20 3S43S*MAUSER WB 3 102 2 » 721 7* Gl 5nk J Booker E Winters 5 6 5 S-5 3S51G*THE CAXTON w 5 99 lh G1 G3 7" G1! Robbins J Arthur G 13 12 4 3SS70*ANNU WB 5 99 4"k 33 3»1 31 730 J WilliamW G Johnston 6 S 7 3 3S719*CRUCERO w3 SO 9 SSSSH PhillipsJ Roach 30 40 20 S 3S945 1MERCIFUL "W 3 93 Sh Fell. W Knapp W H Ford 30 100 100 40 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 23g, 472, 1:13|. Winner — Ch. f, by Pontico — Mary Warren (trained by C. DeWitt). Went to post at 3:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Zibia closed up fast in the last eighth and won as her rider pleased. Sister Kate II. came ■with a rush at the end and easily wore down Carrie I. The latter showed much speed, but was well beaten when a furlong out. Lola L. ran a fair race and bears watching hereafter. Annu ran well for five furlongs. Merciful fell dead after running a short sixteenth of a mile. Scratched— 39071 Henry of * Trastamare, 10G; (39020)About, 102; 39044=Safeguard, 101; 3S921 Oscar, 99; 38945 The Cedars, 95. Overweights — Lola L., 3J pounds. Zibia, show, 2 to 5. Sister Kate II., show, S to 5. Carrie I., show, G to 5. O AAA * FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $700; $100 to second; $50 to third. YjxJij O 3-year-olds and upward. Owners' Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (3S899)B. ORMONDE 5 85 lu 2l lnk l2 l1 ln H PhillipsE L Kripp 1 11-101 2~Hi 390193HUZZAH W 4 83 4 3" 3nk 3* 221 241 Robbins J Arthur 4 4 1G-53-5 3904G GOLDEN RULE W G 100 2" l1 24 2& 3ll 31! Henry Durnell & Herz 3 3 14-51 (3902DFLY. TORPEDO s5 813u 4 4 4 4 4 H And'sonEzell & Lazarus 5 12 11 3 Time, 25g, 49g, 1:14, 1:38. Winner — Ch. h, by Ormonde — Miss Brummel (trained by A. Forbes). Went to post at 4:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Beau Ormonde and Huzzah fought it out sharply all through the last eighth, the former outstaying the latter. Beau Ormonde never flinched for a moment when challenged and ran straight as an arrow. Huzzah stood a long stretch drive and showed great gameness. Golden Rule fell away beaten just after turning for home. Flying Torpedo could not stand the terrific pace for more than a half mile. Scratched— 3S995 Rankin, S3. Beau Ormonde, show, out. Huzzah, show, out. Golden Rule, show, 2 to 5. O AAA A FIFTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. Q \j \J \j 4c 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 390173*J.A.CL'RKE WB 4 98 61 3nk 3" 31! 2*1 25 Is Robbins J Arthur 21 4 1S-57-5 39070*D. CARTER W 6 9S 51 11 l2 l3 l2 l1 21! H PhillipsJ Phillips 6 20 20 G 3S995 MOOR W 5 103 2nk 4l 6h 4* 51 41 31 Henry Durnell & Herz 3 31 1G-5G-5 39021*P. OF AFRICAW 5 102 3nk Gl 7 5* 4* 5l 4°k Webb C DeWitt Sz Co 10 10 8 21 39017 BON. LISSAKws 5 105 4nk 2"k 2" 2" 3* 3* 5*1 B'k'n'th Ezell & Lazarus G-5 3 13-51 * S9047 EL GHOR W 7 100 lnk 5,J 5h 7 Gl 6° G10 'J William J J Greely 6 9 5 2 35997 M. MOORE w 5 101 7 7 4' GJ 7 7 7 J Boyd W Walker 30 100 100 30 •Apprentice allowance. Time, 25J, 492, 1:15, 1:41, l:53f. Winner — B. c, by Boundless — May Bee (trained by J. Arthur). Went to post at 4:30. At post 3 minutes. Start good.* Won in a canter; second easily. John A. Clarke moved up fast in the last quarter and easily passing Dutch Carter when a sixteenth out won eased up. Dutch Carter showed much speed, butvtired fast when challenged by the winner. Moor finished going fast and bears watching hereafter. Bonnie Lissak was well spent when turning for home. She is not consistent and probably does better in mud. El Ghor was never a serious contender. John A. Clarke, show, 3 to 5. Dutch Carter, show, 2J to 1. Moor, show, 3 to 5. Bonnie Lissak, show, J. to 2. O f\ f\ O K SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. ** Oyi-?yO 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39047*OMDURMAN wb 5 111 lh 3l 2nk 32 21 1B J Booker W Walker 2i~^4 18-5G-5 38803*MORONI W 8 111 7uk l1 11 l1 lnk 2" Robbins J Arthur 5 16 15 6 3S9213J. J. CORBETT WSB 5 116 Suk G»l 4nk 42 42J 3l A Hall P W Hedges 15 20 15 6 3S398*LEO NEWELL W 5 108 3" 2nk 32 2" 3l 43 Treanor F T Wood 8 10 9 4 390"0 ARIGATO w 4 107 11* 9l 71 Gu 51 5h Henry W G Mathews 15 15 6 2 38997 LIMELIGHT "W 7 113 2" 4* 51 71 S21 6l C Gray N M Vedder 30 GO 50 15 38r»97 TIBS WS 4 107 5" 10l 10" 9i G»k 71 Otis S J Dunlop & ColO 15 12 5 3Sni8*ERMACK TV 4 102 4* 5» Gll 5* 7nk Snk II PhillipsR G I^ansing 20 GO GO 20 3S9^1*ANCHOR W G 108 lO^ll1!^ 81 lll 9«k J WilliamB J Cunningham 15 40 30 12 3«6l7 ESSENCE WS 6 113 12 12 11= 12 91 103 C Bell D F Cox 10 30 15 6 2S9G1*KING BERMUDAW 8 108 91 7nk 91 lll 12 ll" Sinclair II Levengood 20 150 100 40 t38C09)DYXONA w 5 113 0»» V 8^ 10M01 12 P Phillips J E Cushing 2 13-5216-5 •Apprentice allowance. Time, 25s, 50, l:15g, 1:41b. Winner— Ch. h, by Oddfellow— Birdseye (trained by W. Walker). Went to post at 5:00. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Omdurman came fast in the stretch, easily wore down Moroni in the last eighth and won as his rider pleased. The latter showed sudden improvement, displayed keen speed for six : and a half furlongs and tired only when challenged by the winner. James J. Corbett came i with a rush at the end toward the outside rail and would have been second in a few more i strides Leo Newell appeared to have a chance when turning for home, but faltered badly ' ' when the pinch came. Arigato ran a dull race, showing but scant speed. Dyxona bowed a . tendon and was eased up all through the last quarter. 'Scratched— 3G580 Loone, 113; 389243Gracious, 10G; 39047 Ida V., lll. Omdurman, show, 3 to 5." Moroni, show, 3 to 1. James J. Corbett, show, 3 to 1. Dyx-ona, show, 3 to 5. St. Louis Form Chart. : i i ' . ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. ST. LOUIS, MO., May 20, 1903. — Sixteenth day. St. Louis Fair Association. Spring Meeting. Weather threatening, track heavy. 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. I39108 ^IRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3S9S7 SCEPTRE W 107 2 Is Is l10 l10 D Hall B C Bunbury 21 3 13-51 390G1 GEORTUGA W 110 G G2 G2 31! 23 Daviss'n J K Hughes G 6 6 2 3S797 JEAN GRAVIER W 107 10 7h 7" 51 32 W Waldo M Young 5 10 S 3 39035 SABINAL W 102 3 3l 2h 23 42 L Dean G W Scott 10 20 20 8 3SG47 MILKY WAVE W 110 1 2" 3l 41 5" C Bonner J B Lawson 15 20 15 G 35157 SIGNORA PIISRSON 105 7 l1 42 7l G3 Munro M P Mattingly 20 30 25 10 371GG "VINE LAND W 105 5 52 51 612 712 Battisto Finn & Ross 7 15 13 5 ♦EDITH MACK 110 13 9l 9'i Si Su Gullet J Griflin & Co 10 40 40 15 3S437 D. DA S 1 1 AW AY W 105 8 10 11s 10- 9'= M Lowe W McLemore 15 20 20 S 39011* ANZEIGER ws 97 12 S1 S3 91 102 L SpencerB Schreiber 3 4 4 8-5 33734 ARAXES W 107 15 11 101 Hi H8 D Vititoe C M Barrow 30 50 50 25 3S9SS NEVERSUCH WS 104 14 14 14 12 12^ J SheehanW O McGuigan 15 20 20 S LUCIUS M. W 112 11 12 12= 13 133 C Martin LMBl'kem're&Co 20 GO CO 20 3595S MAUD DURBIN W 10S 4 13 13 14 14 Troxler G R Williams 30 30 30 12 35957 KIM w 102 9 Lost jockey. D Austin T P Hayes 10 15 15 G ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 13, 24J, 50, 1:03J. Winner — B. g, by Gallantry — Santa Rosa II. (trained by B. C. Bunbury). Went to post at 2:34. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Sceptre broke fast in the good going on the outside, took a long lead in the first quarter and was never in danger. Geortuga came fast in the heavy going and was plainly best of the others. Jean Gravier was off badly, given an easy ride and ran an impressive race. An-zeiger was cut off twice and did not run his race. The others had no mishaps. Overweights — Neversuch, 2 pounds; Lucius M., 2; Maud Durbin, 3. Sceptre, show, 3 to 5. Geortuga, show, evens. Jean Gravier, show, 3 to 2. Anzeiger, show, 4 to 5« SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $500. 2-year-oids. Allowances. g 0,-^^0 Ind Horses A Wt St M. Vz % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P MAJOR PELIIAM W 10G 2 21 22 2* H T Dean II A Engman 2 2 3-2 4-5 39036 OLD STONE w 111 5 l2 l2 11 21 Troxler M P Mattingly ' 3 5 5 S-5 3S915 GUS HEIDORN W 111 3 42 31 3* 3« Kelly B Schreiber 3 5 5 2 3S9G42ORA M'KINNEY W 103 4 6s G12 43 4 c F Smith J F Daniels Sc Co3 4 1S-51 39012 BURROWS W 10G 1 3"k 5l 5° 510 D Austin Hinde & Baker 15 50 50 12 BRILLIANTS 106 7 52 7 G12 Gc0 Donnelly Turney Bros 10 25 25 S (379G9)SART. RESARTUSw 103 G 7 4s 7 7 L Wilson A C Bernays G 10 10 3 Time, 13i, 25, 50, 1:04*. Winner — B. c, by G. W. Johnson — Strathmaid (trained by J. Ross). Went to post at 3:07. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Major Pelham, a highly tried colt, ran in behind Old Stone to the stretch, then came along like a good racehorse, but had to be driven" out to win. Old Stone, under a good rider, displayed vast improvement and fully ran his race. He might have done better if he had* not been used up in pacemaking. Gus Heidorn saved ground on the stretch turn and closed up ground while running in the heaviest going. Ora McKinney was pinched off at the start. Brilliants was off badly. He is a great, big colt, green and said to be highly tried. Sartor Resartus ran out on both turns. Scratched— W. P. Palmer, 103. Major Pelham, show, 2 to 5. Old Stone, show, 4 to 5. Gus Heidorn, show, 7 to 10. Ora McKinney, show, 1 to 2. linn ~t f\ THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. OtyJLJLU Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39*0052MIKE STRAUSS ws 6 122 4 7* 5h 23 1-' Daviss'n J U Strode 5 6 41 9-5 36037*DETEST w 3 100 3 43 4l 3" 2nk D Austin Haley Bros & Co 5 7 6 2 390353*CRESSIDA WS 3 95 9 S2 Si 53 31 Shea J C Calm 4 6 6 2S 3S4G5*SHOT PROOF w 3 .95 6 ll 1* l3 41 L Wilson H D Beams & Co G G 41 8-5 3SGS1 C'NTESS CLARA W 5 114 2 3" 3" 4* 5l Dale N B Tichenor 5 6 G 21 3S9G6 MOLLIE T. B 4 117 1 2l 22 7" 63 Sayers F A Pope 3 6 51 2 39015 OPTIMO w 4 114 7 53 72 S5 71 W Waldo H Robinson 6 10 10 4 37S50 VENUS VICTRIX w 4 117 5 6" 6" 61 SIC Troxler E W Baxter 15 25 25 8 3S963 THOTH w 4 114 S 9l 91 9U 912 Donnelly Turney Bros 15 20 20 S 3S963 BON. ESTHER w 4 112 10 10 10 10 10 Cogswell J T Sells & Co 20 50 50 15 3S987 SANDWICH w 3 102 Left at the post. C Bonner E S Gardner 15 50 30 12 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 50}, 1:04, 1:11$. Winner — Br. g, by Iroquois — Gipsy (trained by J. U. Strode). Went to post at 3:38. At post S minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Mike Strauss was well ridden in the fastest part of the track, handled his weight well and won going away. Detest fully ran her race. Cressida, poorly handled and running in the heavy going, closed up fast through the stretch and ran a good race. Shot Proof was off badly, rushed _to the front and excessively used in the first half and allowed to swerve into the heavy mud near the rail in the stretch. Mollie T. tired. Optimo got away badly and failed to improve his position. Scratched— (39011)Fickle Saint, 115; 39037 Zirl, 107; 390612Val Verde, 100; 3S9S7 Martin Brady, 97. Alike Strauss, show, evens. Detest, show, evens. Cressida, show, 6 to 5. QQ1 1 1 FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purse $600^ 3-year-olds and~up^ Q \j JL X JL ward. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St % Vz % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (3S9S9)MALTSTER W 5 102 3 2« H l3 Is 1" Hlggins T A Gay & 'Co S-5 2 9-5 4-5" 3S9G52KAFFIR wb 4 100 1 l2 27 2* 2ll 21 Daviss'n J D Dearing 21 41 41 7-5 3S9G5 W. B. GATES W 7 10Q 7 4l 45 4° 3l 32 D Austin R R Rice . 0 15 12 5 3SS92 SOUTH BREEZE ws 5 10S 2 7l S« 5" 52 4* T Dean J C Calm 5 10 S 3 39040 ALICE TURNER ws 5 103 5 3* 3l 3l 42 5nk C Bonner Martin & PattonO 10 S 21 3S940 BEN CHANCE ws 6 101 8 S1 71 6s Gs G5 Munro R M Westerfleld G .6 G 21 390G2 P'CE RICHARD wb G 92 6 9 9 9 71 710 Calvit L M Holmes&Co 20 GO GO 20 33931 KANSAS LILY w 4 92 9 Gl 5nk S* S5 S10 McKin'y S L Cheney 15 30 30 10 3G02S DR. HOLSCHER 3 90 4 5nk 6nk 71 9 9 M Lowe G C Baker 20 30 30 10 Time, 25, 51, 1:15}, 1:434, 1:4SJ. Winner — Br. g, by Autocrat — Miss Longford (trained by T. A. Gay). Went to post at 4:12. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won pulled up; second handily. Maltster revelled in the going, went past Kaffir when they straightened up on the back-stretch and won going away in impressive style. Kaffir, poorly handled, was rushed to the front and then taken back in the heaviest going, but came fast in the stretch and about ran his race. W. B. Gates liked the track and ran one of his best races. Alice Turner was well placed, but ran a very dull race in her own going. Ben Chance had bad racing luck. Scratched— 3S9672Orris, 97; 3SS922Pourquoi Pas, S3. Maltster, show, 1 to 3. Kaffir, show, 3 to 5. W. B. Gates, show, 2 to 1. ^ 39112 FIFTH RACE — 7-8 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selfing"; Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 390G5MERRY HUNT W 7 102 G 4l 42 2U 23 ll L SpencerB Schreiber 2 2 9-5 4-5 390G54BROWN VAIL s 7 97 2 31 31 l3 lnk 2* Wolff C E Burnett & ColO 15 12 5 39041 MONOS WSB 5 107 7 2l 2nk G1 5* 312 Troxler I' J Nolan 5 5 5 9-5 39065"LYNCH w 4 102 5 Gl 61 32 32 4° D Austin J C Calm 4 5 5 8-5 35958 EL CANEY WB 6 107 S 71 71 5nk 9l 5lc T Dean R R Rice 10 10 S 31 3S98S WHITMORE ws 6 101 12 10l 10- 9'» S2 62 F Smith H T Batcheler 30 30 30 12 3S991. K. BARLEYC'RNwb 7 104 10 9° 912 S" G3 7" D Vititoe A Bellew & Co 15 15 15 6 3!)0G5 LELIA BARR WS 5 102 4 l1 ll 4nk 72 S9 Munro S Pack & Qo 10 15 13 5 34828 CAPT. HAMM ws 7 104 3 S2 S" 10° 102 9= Higgins J W Fuller 10 30 30 12 39011 ARANSAS W 4 97 IS 12 12 11 11 101 J Henn'sy F Walihauser 50 100 100 40 38718 BIRDWOOD W 4 102 1 14 14 14 14 ll2 Kinsler J C Davis & Co 30 100 100 40 35674 REGATTA W S 112 9 11 11 12 12 12* C Martin J T Rogers & Co50 50 20 9 30356 AMOTE ws 4 102 11 13 13 13 13 138 Daviss'n W Cockrell 50 50 40 20 3S991 STRINGTOWN ws 4 102 14 5l 51 7« 4" 14 Benson C Carroll 60 100 100 40 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 13*. 26, 50J, 1:17, 1:31. Winner — B. h, by Servitor — Innocence (trained by W. Whelan). Went to post at 4:41. At post 4 minutes. Start poor. Won handily; second easily. Jerry Hunt was in his own going, picked up his horses leisurely and wore Brown Vail down in the stretch run. Brown Vail, in perfect condition, found the going suited her, but tired at the end under a very bad ride. Monos ran a good race on a track unsuited to him. Lynch quit as usual. El Caney was going well when cut off. Lelia Barr showed speed, but tired in the going. Overweights — Regatta, 4 pounds. Jerry Hunt, show, 2 to 5. Brown Vail, show, 2J to 1. Monos, show, 7 to 10. ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. I oril ~i O SIXTH RACE — 1 3-16 Miles. Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Q V JL JL Q Selling. . . Ind Horses A Wt St St % % % StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 39085 CAST IRON ws 4 108 6 21 21 l3 l1 l6 1* Troxler RE Watkins 6 7 6 2 390392*JOHN BULL w 5 98 8 3" 3" 4* 2°* 2* 2» D Austin U S Wishard&Co3 4 4 1 390S9*KING'S PET w 7 101 7 81 8s 91 4" 4* 3nk L Wilson G H Chambers 12 20 15 6 39039 1. MAYOR wb 5 101 2 C* 6» 71 3* 3* 44 Munro J D Brown & Co8 12 £2 4 39039 KUNJA w 7 104 1 lb 11 2* 9nk 6» 5« Daviss'n J K Hughes 6-5 6-5 6-5 3-5 3S9S82*H'BOROUGH ws 6 96 4 51 51 62 56 5° 62 L SpencerO Laycock 4 6 6 2 39039 CHARLES D. w 7 101 10 19 10 10 10 7* 71 Jost F G Altman 20 20 16 7 3S967*ICE ws 6 96 5 7* 7* 82 6= 8* 8" Cormack H Mack 40 150 150 40 38990 LUNA MINOR w 4 102 3 41 41 31 8" 9s 91 T Dean L Z DeArman 10 13 13 5 3S98S*FIRST ONE s 6 94 9 92 95 51 71 10 10 Bybee Rice Bros 20 30 30 1 2 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 26}, 52}, 1:17. 1:46*. 2:07*. _ Winner— Ch. c, by Hastings— Carrara (trained by R. E. Watkins). Went to post at 5:13. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Cast Iron found the track exactly to his liking, showed much speed and made every post a winning one after shaking off Kunja. John Bull ran to his best mark. .King s Pet, off badly, had a rough time in getting through, but persevered and outgamed Irving Mayor at the end. Kunja was going well when she dropped out of the contest at the half mile post, ahe others were anchored in the going. The judges are investigating Kunja s race. Scratched— 38919 Sarilla, 104; 39041 Varner, 102. Overweights— Cast Iron, 3 pounds; John Bull, 2; Luna Minor, 3. Cast Iron, show, evens. John Bull, show, 3 to o. King's Pet, show, 3 to 1. t^„„^ Kunja, show, out. _ Page [5] Latonia Form Chart. LATONIA FORM CHART. MILLDALE, KY., May 20, 1903. — First day. Latonia Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. Weather cloudy, track fast. Presiding Judge, Charles F. Price. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary, E. C. Hopper. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. _ FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. »j ^ T Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockey3 Owners O H C P~ 3SC552JACK RATTLIN ws 4 1081 3 2h l1 1* l1 Landry Gorman & Bauer 21 21 11-54-5 (32032)ALLAN-A-DALE W 4 114 6 31 3nk 32 21 C'whurst T C McDowell 31 31 21 1 (38912)BENSONH'RST ws 3 99 2 11 22 21 3a Reed J W Schorr 4 6 5 8-5 387372WHISKEY KENGwb 4 114 4 44 43 44 4nk Stevens C A Johnson&Co 21 3 21 6-5 34312 MANSARD w 3 99 7 56 56 56 55 B Davis G J Long 30 100 100 30 36°71 GLENWOOD w 5 116 1 7 61 7 62 J O'Conn'rH McCarren Jr 60 200 100 30 364032FIRING LINE w 4 114 5 6l 7 62 7 C Kelly A Furst 30 60 30 10 Time, 241, 47f, 1:14}. Winner— B. c, by Spendthrift— Intacta (trained by L. V. Bellew). Went to post at 2:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won ridden out; second the same. Jack Rattlin is in good form, showed great speed and wore Bensonhurst down while rounding the far turn, but was hard ridden in the last sixteenth to stall off Allan-a-Dale. The latter had a rough trip, was bumped into and cut off soon after the start and again at the far turn, but came fast through the stretch. Bensonhurst ran his race and had no mishaps. Whiskey King did not show his usual speed. Throw his race out. Scratched— 38574 Antolee, 103. Overweights— Jack Rattlin. 2} pounds. Jack Rattlin, show, 1 to 3. Allan-a-Dale, show, 1 to 2. Bensonhurst, show. 7 to 10. Whiskey King, show. 3 to 5. SECOND RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. g"igpJ~QTj Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 390313FONSOLUCA w 4 104 2 1" 4nk 31 21 l1 Lindsey J W Pugh 4-5 9-109-10out 3S996*JOHN J. REGANwb 3 89 6 4* 21 H 3* 21 Reed J J Marklein 4 41 41 6-5 389572KEN. CARDINAL w 3 106 3 53 51 5l 53 31 C'whurst T C McDowell 6 7 7 2 36236 LUIGART wb 3 97 1 6* 61 41 41 4* S Bonner J H Baker 30 60 50 15 3S7152GRAND MARAIS wb 4 105 4 7 7 7 61 52 Helg'sen G Hendrie 5 6 5 8-5 MOYLE w 3 100 7 2l l1 21 l1 61 J O'Conn'rOots Bros 25 75 75 15 36401 FRD/OL w 4 105 5 3l 31" 6l 1 7 McQuade Gass & Morgan 50 75 75 15 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 24}, 50, 1:15, 1:43. Winner — Ch. g, by Fonso—Lu casta (trained by J. Hall). Went to post at 2:58. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. The winner was much the best, had a rough trip and was crowded back in the first half and Lindsey had to go all around his field to get up, but the horse finished fast in the stretch run. John J. Regan ran well, but was used up in chasing Moyle and tired when it came to a hard drive. Kentucky Cardinal was bumped into while rounding the first turn and was I . i i i I - . . ' _ in close quarters until on the far turn, but saved ground at the turn into the homestretch and outgamed Luigart in the final drive. Moyle ran well to the stretch and was eased up when beaten. Scratched— 39 0583Love's Labor, 114; 38483 Golden Light, 105; 389132Aimless, 100; (38834) Mary Glenn, 96; 36320 Special Tax, 92. John J. Regan, show, 1 to 2. Kentucky Cardinal, show; 7 to 10. O C\ -\ f\ A THIRD RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Colts and Geldings." tJ \J JL U ti: Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 390282RAINLAND w 113 3 3l 2* 2l ll J Reiff Mrs M Goldblatt 4-5 1 1 1-2 3902S3BRANCAS w 113 5 6° 31 lh 22 Roberts W Gerst 4 5 5 7-5 3S911 REQUISITE 108 1 21 1" 34 3nk Helg'sen S S Brown 5 6 6 2 387842HERITAGE w 106 2 l1 41 42 44 Scully J Fleischmann 6 8 8 21 JAPAN w 106 6 5" 510 5™ 58 C'whurst T C McDowell 7 10 10 4 MARSHAL NEY w 106 4 4" 62 62 68 J O'Conn'rBaker & Gentry 25 30 20 8 DR. RUTLEDGE w 108 7 7 7 7 7 Hend's'n S C Wagner 30 60 30 10 Time, 24}, 50, 1:03. Winner — B. c, by Rainbow — Fable (trained by M. Goldblatt). Went to post at 3:28. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Rainland ran unextended all the way, came wide at the turn into the homestretch and was under restraint all of the last sixteenth. Brancas began slowly and closed a big gap, but was tiring badly at the end and swerved across in front of Requisite and Heritage in the last sixteenth. Requisite was in close quarters at the end and was crowded to the inside fence. Heritage was also interfered with. He showed early speed, but tired and the r&ca should improve him. Rainland, show, out. Brancas, show, 1 to 2. Requisite, show, 7 to 10. QOI f\K FOURTH RACE— 1 1-2 Miles. The Latonia Derby. $2,500 added. O \J JL \J O Net value to winner $7,035. Ind Horses A Wt St St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39007 WOODLAKE ws 114 7 4i 2* 31 34 34 l1 C'whurst T C McDowell 10 10 7 21 (38885)BAD NEWS w 111 5 11 14 l2 ll 22 24 B Davis W'dford&B'ckner 31 31 3 7-5 3S937 TANCRED wsb 114 8 31 34 22 24 ll 32 Helg'sen S S Brown 4 4 18-53-2 390323JUDGE HEVIES w 127 4 52 52 5l 54 510 4" H Booker C R Ellison 4 8 8 3 39058 GOLD BELL w 114 6 62 62 4* 4* 41 5* R Will'msJ F Schorr 7 7 7 21 3SS88 RAMPOOZA ws 110 3 8' 8" 61 61 64 61 J W'kf'ld P Dunne 10 12 12 5 M. BL'NTHAL w 110 9 9 9 710 710 710 720 J Reiff E Corrigan 6 7 6 2 36110 SAIL. DREAM w 114 2 2" 41 810 820 820 820 C Kelly R'tledge&Stevens 25 30 20 8 36366 TOM HALL w 114 1 72 71 9 9 9 9 Ellis W H Sayre 75 100 60 20 Time, 24|, 50}, 1:16}, l:43i, 2:09, 2:36}. Winner — Ch. c, by Candlemas — Bracegirdle (trained by T. C. McDowell). Went to post at 4:01. At post 7 minutes. Start poor. Won handily; second easily. Crowhurst avoided the early pace with Woodlake, waited with him for the first mile, moved him up while rounding the far turn and with the colt finishing fast outrode Davis when it came to the final drive. Bad News showed much early speed, but was used too much in setting the pace and tired when called on for a final effort. Tancred moved up fast at the turn into the homestretch and appeared like the winner at the furlong post, but tired when the deciding drive came. The weight anchored Judge Himes. Maxey Blumenthal ran very green, reared back when the barrier went up and was practically left. Rampooza ran poorly. Tom Hall trailed along in the rear all the way. Woodlake, show, 7 to 5. Bad News, show, 7 to 10. Tancred, show, 4 to 5. 39100 FIFTH RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allow- Ind Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ GERANIUM w 110 5 2* 14 14 C'whurst T C McDowell 6 10 10 4 390053JENNLE MOORE w 110 2 1" 22 23 J Conley W C Overton&Co8-5 8-5 1 1-2 38754 CASSIE SCHULER w 107 3 31 31 3" C Kelly J J Marklein 8 12 10 4 OGAWAI w 110 1 63 4" 4°* Helg'sen J G Greener&Co 31 5 5 2 MAY COMBS wllO 4 41 52 5« Landry Baker & Gentry 6 10 10 4 MY JANE w 110 6 52 62 64 Hend's'n S C Wagner 15 30 30 18 PHAEDRE w 110 7 7 7 7 Scully MrsJFleischm'nn 6 15 15 5 TAMM'NY QUEEN w 110 Left at the post. J O'Conn'rH McCarren Jr 10 25 25 10 SUE W. w 110 Left at the post. T Knight J T Weaver 6 10 10 4 Time, 231, 49}, 56}. Winner — Br. f, by Lazzarone — Gaillard III. (trained by T. C. McDowell). Went to post at 4:39. At post 4 minutes. Start poor. Won easily; second the same. Geranium ran a good game race, had to go all around her field to get up, fought it out gamely with Jennie Moore all of the last furlong and was going away at the end. The latter showed early speed, but tired at the end. ,Cassie Schuler made up a lot of ground in the last quarter and outgamed Ogawai in the final drive. Tammany Queen and Sue W. wheeled when the barrier went up and were left at the post. Geranium, show, 2 to 1. Jennie Moore, show, out. Cassie Schuler, show, 8 to 5. 39X07 ^rXgHli:RAC:E— 7 1"2 Furlon9s- Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 353543SORTIE WS 5 99 7 41 5* 61 2* 1°* Helg'sen J Naylor & Co 6 6 4 3-2 390082FRANK MC wb 4 99 11 71 9« 44 31 2" Lindsey J W Pugh 1 6-5 6-5 2-5 35206 G. W. W. w 5 1101 8 108 108 8* 51 3* Conley Baker & Gentry 7 12 12 5 (38812)*INVICTUS w 5 104 6 6^ 72 7* 64 42 B Davis F Gabriel 6 8 8 3 36234 COL. ANDERSON WS 4 102 10 91 6» 9 9 51 Roman'li J H Baker 30 40 40 15 3G3652WELSH GIRL w 4 103 1 2^ 4* 5n* 7 61 B'ch'mp J R Hand 10 10 7 2 3S632 TUFTS w 4 105 9 11 11 10 10 7 S Bonner C McCafferty 30 50 50 26 S6382 JOHN* DRAKE ws 5 102 2 5"- 1» 3°* 1" 8 C Kelly M McConnell 20 40 40 15 38802 BALLOON wsb 5 97 12 12 12 12 11 9 Scully ABMcGinnis & Col5 40 40 15 36369 NELLIE BAWN w 4 100 4 31 21 1» 4" 10 J O'Conn'rH McCarren Jr 10 12 12 5 36384 ST. BLUFF w 5 1051 5 l1 34 2" 8 11 McQuade W A Webb & Co 10 40 40 15 33095 PHOSPHORUS w 5 102 3 8*- 8" 11 12 12 E Ellis - W H Sayre 30 100 100 38 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 23}, 49, 1:16, 1:30, 1:37}. Winner — Br. h, by Himyar — Favoress (trained by J. Naylor). Went to post at 5:11. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second the same. Helgesen rode a good race on Sortie, escaped the early interference and saved ground at the turn into the homestretch, but had to stand a long hard drive to stall off a challenge from Frank Mc. The latter closed a big gap, but tired after catching the leaders. Lindsey had him on the inside for the entire trip. G. W. W. ran a winning race from where he got off, had an outside position at the post and was off tangled up. Tufts got caught in a jam at the start and was knocked out of the race. This one is worth remembering. Nellie Bawn and St. Bluff were used up in setting the pace. Overweights— G. W. W., 3} pounds; Welsh Girl, 3; St. Bluff, 3}. Sortie, show, 7 to 10. Frank Mc, show, out. G. W. W., show, 2} to 1. Racing Dates Of 1903. RACING DATES OF 1903. Worth (Chicago) April 29-May 22 Fair Association (St Louis).... May 2-June 27 Westchester Rac'g Ass'n (Morris Pk.)May7-27 Latonia, Ky May 20-June 16 Toronto, Ont ' \....May 23-June 6 Hawthorne (Chicago) May 23-June 5 Brooklyn Jockey Club (Gravesend) May 28-June 17 Harlem (Chicago) June 6-19 Detroit, Mich June 8-20 Hamilton, Ont June 9-13 Coney Island J. C. (Sheepshead Bay).. June 18-July 7 Washington P- U (Chicago)... June 20-July 18 Highland Park (Detroit) June 22-July 11 Delmar Park (St Louis) June 29-Aug. 12 Brighton Beach , July 8-25 Fort Erie, Ont July 14-Aug. 26 Hawthorne (Chicago) July 20-Aug. 1 Metropolitan Jockey Club July 27-Aug. 1 Saratoga Racing Association Aug. 3-28 Harlem (Chicago) Aug. 3-15 Klnloch Park (St Louis) Aug. 13-29 Hawthorne (Chicago) Aug. 17-29 Coney Island Jockey Club Aug. 29-Sept 12 Highland Park (Detroit) Aug. 29-^ept 19 Harlem (Chicago) Aug. 31-Sept 14 Delmar Park (St Louis) Aug. 31-Oct 2 Hawthorne (Chicago) Sept 15-26 Toronto, Canada .......Sept 17 — 26 Brooklyn Jockey Club Sept 14-2g Westchester Racing Ass'n Sept -8-Oct lt" Harlem (Chicago) Sept 28-Oct» Fair Association (St Louis) Oct S-31 Worth (Chicago) Oct 5-31 Brighton Beach Oct 13-24 Latonia, Ky Oct 24-Nov. 36 Queens County Jockey Club. ...Oct. 26-Not. 8 Lakeside, Ind Nov. 2-14 Metropolitan Jockey Club Nov. 7-14 Washington, D. C. (Bennlngs) Nov. 16-Dec. I Crescent City J. C. (New Orleans) Nov. 26-Dec X LOCAL FORM BOOKS. Sheets for pocket form books of local racing can be found at the following Hotels sad Newsstands at 9 o'clock nightly: Auditorium Hotel, Victoria HoteL Wellington Hotel, Gt Northern HotaZ, Saratoga Hotel, Palmer House, Grand Pacific Hotel. Sherman House, • Windsor-Clifton Hotel, Majestic Hotel, 22 Qulncy Street, ..; R. M. Guthru, 853 Van Buren Street, \ Gore's, 365 W. Madison Street, " f; H. Fash, 516 W. Madison Street \t J: J. J. Bastain, 989 W. Madison Street, Fitzpatrick, 154 B. 22nd Street, \ Dusenbery, 105 X. 18th Street. H Page [6] SPRING MEETING OF THE WORTH JOCKEY CLUB Racing to May 22, Inclusive. CALUMET STAKES MAY 21. SIX OR MORE RACES DAILY, BEGINNING AT 2:30 P. M. ; MUSIC BY BANKS CREGIER'S ORCHESTRA. ' ADMISSION $1.00. % WABASH R. P. 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 Ste. All trains daily except Sundays, Returning, one special]train will"Ieave WorthiRaceJTrack each day after the fifth race; all other trains immediately after close of last race. Tickets may be purchased at any of the above stations to Worth Race Track and return for 25 cents. Regular suburban trains to Chicago Ridge at 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 9:45 a.m., 1:25, 4:35, 6:10, 9;17 p.m. Conveyanceslconnect with electric cars at Mount Olivet, direct to track. Special Sunday train leaves Chicago at 9:15 a.m., returning from race track at 1 :0Q p. m. Pare lor Round Trip on all Race Trains 25 Cents. EDWARD JASPER, Secretary, Rooi 30, 170 E. Madison St. Chicago The A Handbook of Figures I a • Beyond Comparison American SpOrting An Official Compen- dium of Records Manual (COPYRIGHTED) v o • B ■ f~ 1 Summaries by Experts * on the Past Year's sale. now on Doings •' J x ■ £5 • ■ r^**** Edited by 30g in Paper F. B. BRUNELL, 50g in Soft Morocco t Daily Racing Form Publishing Co. — : — 124-126 FIFTH AVENUE GHIQAGO 19 0 3

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