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Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, June 13, 1903 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1903 drf1903061301 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, June 13, 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] VOI4IX. ]STO. 141. , CHICAGO, SATUBDAY, JXJ3STE 13, 1903. PRICE 5 CENTS A Good Steeplechase. A GOOD STEEPLECHASE. * The moderating weather of yesterday was instrumental in drawing out a large crowd to Harlem, the best attendance of the week ( being present. There was no stake race up for solution, but the card was well made up ( throughout and was productive of a good day's sport. The principal attraction was the steeple-chase handicap over the short course in which a field of twelve faced the starter, . not a horse on the card dodging the issue. The race was remarkable from the fact that the entire field went over the course without , a horse falling, the only mishap occurring at the fifth jump, where Somersault ran out. Crest proved to be much the best and simply played with the field. She is a- grand jumper •and one of the best seen here in a long time. She led from start to finish, winning easily by five lengths from Allegiance, which beat Ninos a head for second place. Allegiance ran well until just after turning for home, Tvhere he began to tire. Ceylon and Beana ran well up to the fourth jump. The opening race, a dash of five furlongs for two-year-olds, proved to be an easy thing for Ort "Wells, held as second choice in the betting. Freckman, off well in his stride, showed the way to the head of the stretch closely attended by Toltec, but when straightened out for' home the latter fell away beaten. In the final eighth Meade brought up Ort "Wells and he had little trouble in passing Freckman, winning going away by three lengths, the latter finishing the same distance before Frank Carr for second place. An unwieldy field of fifteen faced the barrier in the second race, a six furlongs dash for three-year-olds and upward. The winner turned up in Bay Wonder, against whose chances as good as 6 to 1 could be had. Off in front well in his stride, he led from start to finish, winning handily by a half length from Sarah Maxim, which finished two before Best Man for second place. Sarah Maxim was crowded out of position at the start, losing ground, but made up the lost space in the final half and was running past horses fast at the end. Best Man made up much ground and ran an impressive race. Irene Mac tired when a sixteenth out after making up considerable ground from a slow beginning. ' Mike Strauss met with much interference. My Surprise ran out at the head of the stretch when in a contending position. The fourth race, a dash of once around the track for three-year-olds and upward, witnessed the defeat of the favorite, Warte Nicht, supposed by the talent to be the best. Dan McKenna, showing improvement, led to the stretch, with Warte Nicht second, but here Jack Demund, which had always been lying within easy call of the winner, moved up fast and easily passed into the lead winning by two lengths from Serge, which beat Dan McKenna the same distance for second place. Serge finished with a rush. Dan McKenna was well spent when entering the final eighth. Warte Nicht ceased to be a serious contender just after turning for home. Prodigal Son showed a little early speed. The fifth race, a dash of six and a half fur-* Jongs for three-year-olds and upward, resulted In another surprise, Wainamoinen, the even money favorite, failing to finish inside of the money. Glassfull proved to be-the . best, putting up an excellent performance. Uranium, 'displaying a sharp turn of * ( ( . , speed, showed the way to the head of the stretch, with Wainamoinen second. When a furlong out it appeared as if Uranium would prevail, but in the closing strides Glassfull came with a rush, winning by a half length, Uranium finishing one before Ontonagon for second place. The last named ran an impressive race, making up much ground from a slow beginning and finishing resolutely. Wainamoinen faltered badly in the sharp, last sixteenth struggle. Headwater rallied in the last eighth and finished going fast. The concluding race, a dash of a mile and seventy yards for three-year-olds and upward, witnessed another defeat for the favorite. Galba was made a 2\ to 1 first choice, but second was the best he could do. Blue-mint, showing much speed, led all the way and had enough left at the finish to stall off Galba's determined challenge, winning by a nose, with Milas third, four lengths back. Galba stood a long drive through the stretch but could not quite get up. Sherry appeared to have a chance just before turning for home, but fell away beaten when well straightened out for the finish. Goldaga showed early speed. The track was in excellent condition and fair time was made in the various races. Local Turf Gossip. . LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. The M. Lewis Clark Stakes for three-year-olds at a mile and a furlong, with a gross value of $3,500, for which a fine field of eleven of the most prominent American Derby candidates is carded, will be run at Harlem today. The variety of weights in the field is due to the various allowances. If all eleven carded start, the race* will be worth $2,880 net to the winner, and with two added starters he would win $3,005 net and then would incur a penalty of three pounds in the American Derby. The probable starters and riders are as follows: Banter, 117, Crowhurst; Savable, 112, C. Gray; JEarly, 112, J. Winkfleld; Linguist, 112, Henry; Gregor K., 109, P. Phillips; Bernays, 109, T. Knight; Gilfain, 109, J. William; Bad News, 106, Landry; Estrada Palma, 105, H. Booker; The Picket, 105, J. Reiff; Manru, 105, Helgesen. M. H. Thichenor & Co.'s string of horses, including the American Derby candidate Flocarline, in charge of trainer H. C. Riddle, arrived Thursday from the east, and is now quartered at Washington Park. All the horses stood the trip well and appear to be in grand form. Jockey Otto Wonderly, who is under contract to ride for the stable, also got in yesterday. It was reported that C. R .Ellison had made P. Dunne an offer of $3,000 for Glassfull which was refused. L. N. Hodges, the owner of Ontonagon, Is reported to have stood to win $40,000 had the horse finished first. He placed a sufficent sum on the horse to show to leave him a profit of $1,800. Jockey Dominick left last night for St. Louis, where he will ride Lendin in the Derby. Jockey Coburn who will ride Au Revoir, went to the Mound City Thursday night. The judges excused Sidney Sabath from ! starting in the last race, it being reported to them that the horse was sick. Dick Welles' debut as a three-year-old on a Chicago racetrack will be keenly watched, and as many tickets have been written on him in the Derby future books, there is much interest in his race today. Judge Himes is a doubtful starter in the $700 handicap, and Prince of Endurance is not of Derby caliber. Brooklyn Form Chart. ! BROOKLYN FORM CHART. GRAVESEND, N. Y., June 12, 1903.— Fourteenth day. Brooklyn Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. Weather cloudy, track muddy. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Secretary, H. D. Mclntyre. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. About 3"4 Mile" 5900 added- 3-year-olds and upward. 39(3(3 7 FIR|T11RACE— Ind Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C~P~ (39570) ASCENSION W 4 111 3 l2 l2 l3 14 Gannon C Oxx 5 51 5 3-5 395003INVASION ■ ws 5 103 2 2& 3J 2* 24 N Lewis J K Garnet 30 50 40 10 33899 BRIXTON ws 4 9S 4 4« 4s 4s 311 Travis M Murphy 100 100 100 30 S93252T. MUSKETEER w 5 110 5 33 22 3« 4* Fuller Mrs F Farrell , 2-5 2-5 1-3 out (39120)BAIKAL wb 3 94 6 a- 5* 5ls 510 A Br'nnanJ A Tennant 30 30 30 6 (R9327)DAMON ws 3 107 1 64 64 64 6l O'Neil R H McC Potter 30 60 50 10 395083OSGOOD W3 94 7 7 7 7 7 Larson W M Barrick 6 12 12 2J Time, 12g, 25, 50g, l:12g. Winner— B. f, by Ben Strome— Adora (trained by C. Oxx). Went to post at 2:30. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second the same. Ascension displayed brilliant form in the going and her race today emphasized the decided improvement in her form over any previous year. From a lucky start she quickly went to the front and easily retained her lead to the finish, being much the best today. Invasion ran a great race and for a furlong held the winner, but was crowded back on the turn, then came again in the stretch and was an easing up second. Brixton, which was badly ridden and bearing out on the turn, raced prominently throughout and at the end was going fast on his own courage. The Musketeer got away poorly and ran an inexplicable race. Mud was formerly his forte and it may be that he has changed in that respect. Baikal showed up well and can do better. Damon and Osgood fell out of contention early. Scratched— 39619 Operator, 116; (39328)Roue, 113; 38951 Petra II., 107; 39570 Interval. 104; Beau Gray, 103; 39538 Navasota, 102; 39619 Eva Russell, 97; 3G1063Mabcl Richardson, SG Corrected weights — Baikal, 94. Overweights — Invasion, 2 pounds. Ascension, show, out. Invasion, show, 2* to 1. Brixton, show, 8 to 1. *? O £* i * Q SECOND RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. fj \J \J\J (D Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners' O H C P~~ S94193RIVER PIRATE WB 3 91 2 l2 l2 in l3 13 H Cal'hanP Belmont 4 4^ 4 2~T 39450 HERMIS wb 4 106 1 2« 2' 2" 210 22° Rice E R Thomas 1-3 1=3 2-7 out 3954PSTAMP. GROUNDw 3 86 33 3 3 3 3 McCaf'ty J Dunbar 6 8 8 6-5 Time, 12, 23|, 47g, 1:13*. 1:40|, 1:47&. Winner— Ch. c, by Pirate of Penzance— Harebell (trained by F. McCabe). Went to post at 2:55. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. River Pirate stamped himself a wonder in the going under light weight. He was hurried along from the start and forced a phenomenal pace. In fact, no such fast running has ever been recorded, track conditions considered, and yet he sustained it throughout with such pertinacity that the favorite, when called on in the last quarter, could never get to him. Hermis, on which Rice evidently had waiting orders, trailed for six furlongs within striking distance and he was held under a choking pull for six furlongs in spite of the terrific clip, but when called on he failed to make good, although closing up a considerable gap on the winner in the final furlong. He ran with hood and blinkers for the first time in his career. Stamping Ground was lost in the first sixteenth. Scratched— 39573 Carbuncle, 110; 39450!Water Boy, 106; 39543 Daisy Green ween, 91- su. 39644 av\n* Colonsay, 91; 39356 Tugai Bey, 91; 39447 Ancke, 86. RQf\f\Q THIJP, RAC.?r;5„ 1-2 furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. The Hanover QaUUt/ Stakes. $1,500 added. Net value to winner $2,325. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39575-LUMINOSITY w 102 6 -73 3" V- 14 Lindsey R W Walden 30 50 ^ i?— S93SS LATHER ON w 97 5 6* 6* 41 2* Haack Goughacres Stbl 15 40 40 8 389533GREENCREST w 105 2 2" 41 3* 34 T Burns F R Hitchcock 4 4 3 1 393552NAMEOKI ws 102 1 4" 5j 51 4* Fuller F FaYreTl is* 2 7-10 39599 MIDSHIPMAN w 105 7 8 8 7* 52 W Hicks P Belmont 100 100 60 15 39572 VAGARY ws 97 4 34 24 2" 6« Redfern E R Thomas 15 30 30 8 (3S295)BATH BEACH w 104 8 14 1* 64 7* O'Neil N BenSon S-5 8-5 7-5 1 2 396232MISS NANCY wb 89 3 53" 7J 8 8 Cornell H F Meyer 15 30 20 7 Time, 12, 231, l:02g, l:09g. Winner— Blk. f, by Albert— Luminous (trained by R. W. Walden) Went to Post at 3:20. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Luminosity, which was apparently outrun to the stretch turn, commenced to close at that point with such rapidity that she found herself in the lead when the field was straightened I out for home. She finished out gamely and ran an extra goo^d race LaTh^ron clSed at the end with a tremendous rush. Greencrest raced next to the inner rail throughout and was in close quarters. Badly crowded on the turn, he put up a game race and but for excessive effort to keep the early lead might have won. Nameokrs^ltafna^ wS bad and he limped to the post and under the circumstances his race was a good one" Mid? shipman is steadily improving and closed up a big gap from the half and may be a rood one. Vagary suffered from too strenuous early competition. Bath Beach bKr and, after racing into a lead, collapsed completely. got but away iway Daaiy Scratched— 39355 Wizard, 102; 39621^0^61^, 97. Overweights — Midshipman, 1 pound. ' ahoSl^L^^^fe^,^*^.1^' 3 tQ Greencrest' sh™» X to 2. Nameoki, 396 70 TOU^g a"d 70 VardS- ^■^O-ddid-S-year-oIds andU^ Ind Horses AWtSt& % %, StrFin Jockeys Owners O H o t» " (39571) RED KNIGHT wb 3 98 2 1" 2* 2" -p 33 1* Haack t g D.n^int, ■ , „ 39294 COLONEL BILL wb 4 120 1 22 1* l2 1= 2* Gannon L V Bell P f r * M-10 (39573) HERBERT wb 6 114 3 4= 3" 32 2* 32 Odom W C Rnllin* L: I _* I E sjissw a is i s v a n s &'rP!!T V I ¥ T s gfcus a j s ?t r r r r nt&j » & s. I ^ Time, 12i, 24*. 36, 48g, l:01g, 1:15^ lYitl 1^461 30 100 100 30 Winner— Ch. c, by Knight of Ellerslie— Belle Daly (trained bv T Fravlln^ w & 50st PI*0- At P°st 1 minute- Start^ good". Won T driving second the «m, Bill at the half. He appeared beaten on the far turn but stuck to hf f wni-iT^+vr U010n,eI able gameness, finally wearing, the leader dZn^ierj^e^ Wretch ^1^^ ~" " ~~ CONTINUED^ OK FIJTH PAQH ~ BROOKLYN FORM CHART-CONTINUED. undoubtedly the best and is a crack colt. Colonel Bill forced the pace from the start and ran under a pull for nearly seven furlongs, appeared like a sure winner throughout and only failed in the last fifty yards. Herbert was bothered on the first turn after getting away slowly. Odom was at him early to keep up and the hot pace had a tendency to make him sulk. At the end, however, he was wearing the others down and closing strongly. Torchlight maintained a fast and steady pace throughout and was going resolutely at the finish. Injunction had no chance with his incompetent rider and requires vigorous handling. Ink is a good colt, but runs sluggishly and no small jockey can do him justice. He finished like a cyclone. Scratched— (39357) Ethics, 98; 39205 Dr. Saylor, 89; 396683Stamping Ground, 85. Overweights — Red Knight, 3 pounds. Red Knight, show, 1 to 3. Colonel Bill, show, evens. Herbert, show, 1 to 4. ' £{0^» FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (S9451) HIGHLANDER ws 4 114 6 41 4" 52 4a l1 Haack R T Wilson Jr 2 13-613-51 395433SETAUKET wsb 4 108 5 5s 5* 43 2J 23 Fuller T D Sullivan 8-5 8-5 7-5 3-5 39619 LOCKET wsb 4 103 1 1° l6 l8 1* 3h T O'BrienW C Daly 60 60 60 20 396222ARDEN WB 5 10S 2 31 3-' 21 33 4s J Martin G Chandler 6 10 10 3 39529 WHEELER B. ws 3 101 7 6" G2 6- 64 5" McCaf'ty S Jackson 20 50 50 20 38999 ROUGH RIDER wsb 6 105 9 10 92 9 8l 6l W Hicks P S Roberts 10 20 15 6 39511 KINGRAINE W 5 108 4 72 74 S2 71 74 N Lewis J A Bennett 10 20 15 5 38780 SILURIAN WS 5, 100 3 2* 21 34 5J 8" Robison F Farrell 20 25 15 6 315973BAD PENNY ws 5 110 10 84 84 7" 93 93 Larson H L Tiemann 10 20 12 5 2f.2362BAKER WATERSw 3 98 8 9 10 10 10 10 Farlev F Clarkson 20 50 20 8 J3570 MARY WORTH w 4 100 11 11 11 11 Pulled up.Rice A M Worth 30 100 60 20 Time, 12, 24, 49, 1:14, 1:44J, 1:50|. Winner — B. c, by Ben Strome — Henrietta (trained by T. E. Healy). Went to post at 4:25. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won handily; second easily. Highlander appeared to sulk following the fast pace and looked fairly beaten at the half, but turning for home, he suddenly raced up next to the inner rail and unexpectedly flashed into view with a good lead a sixteenth out. Setauket got away poorly and was bumped and carried wide on the first turn, then went after the pacemaker too early and vigorously. All these things combined beat him. Locket beat the barrier and made the most of his advantage. He nearly succeeded in making a runaway race of it, but collapsed in the last furlong. Arden was always prominent and tired at the end.' Silurian went a good six furlongs. Scratched— 39511 The Regent, 103; 39 5 9 63Scoffer, 97; 39596 Dark Planet, 96 : 396223Cor-uscate, ' 92; '39543 Ithan, 86. Highlander, show, 1 to 2. Setauket, show, 1 to 3. Locket, show, 8 to 1. SIXTH RACE— 5"8 Mile' 51,000 added 2-year-olds. Allowances. €$96 7 '2l Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ 39C213MORDELLA ws 109 2 Vfi 53 2" 14 Bullman J W Schorr 3-5 4-5 7-101-1 3957G LIDA LEIB w 104 3 4* 31* 41 22J J Martin G H Whitney S 10 10 "1 S9421 SIR WALT w 104 5 54 4" 31 32 Gannon Oneck Stable 10 ?0 20 B" 39575 INQUISIT'VE GIRLws 104 4 li m HI 4' O'Neil S Paget 5 6 31 1 39418 FLORIZEL w 109 1 22 21 54 5s Fuller T Monahan 5 7 7 8-5 S9482 HONEY BOY ws 104 6 0 6 G 6 J Math'wsJ H Carr 20 40 40 8 Time, 12g, 24|, 50, l:03g. Winner — B. f, by Russell — Memoria (trained by G. Walker). Went to post at 4:50. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Mordella trailed the pacemakers to the stretch and finally wore them down after a lot of hard work on Bullman's part.At the end she came away with great ease. Lida Leib disputed every inch of the last quarter with the winner and ran in greatly improved form. Sir Walt came along at the finish and dropped into third place. Inquisitive Girl got away poorly, displayed a lot of early speed, but failed to stay and evidently disliked the going She is a grand looker and will make good on a fast track. Florizel beat the gate and went a fast half. Scratched— 39482 War Times, 104; 39576 Wild Thistle, 101; 38729 Sterling Belle 104 Mordella, show, out. Lida Leib, show, evens. Sir Walt, show, 8 to 5 In'auisitive Girl, show, 1 to 2. Page [2] HANDICAPPING AT A GLANCE 33£a Anyone can pick the winners through this mode of handicapping. Now a success. DON'T PLAY THE ALSO BANS. A complete lesson in handicapping sent by mail FOR $1.00. tiri lllll) 84 Metropolitan Block, ' Fn nLLLmAn 1 ■ U. 163Bandolpb8t Chicago i j Glassful, 4-1. Gibson's solving CONTENDER, won. Backed off the boards, "overfed favorite." backstretch •'rough riding" don't go. Keep cool. "Keep you hats on." (Gibson knows where he stands.) Washington Park is near. 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Orders for advertisements can be left at the St. Louis office for telegraphic transmission. Detroit Office — 139 Grlswold Street, Prank E. McDonald, Agent. On sale at 9:00 a. m. Cincinnati, O.— W. S. Manna, General Agent. At New Orleans, La.: H. J. Holle, 641 Commercial Place. O. E. Hill, 108 St. Charles Street. At Memphis, Tenn.: R. M. Mansford Co. E. H. Clarke & Bro. At Milwaukee, Wis.: Plankinton Hotel News Stand. Frank Mulkern, 3rd & Grand Avenue. At Nashville, Tenn.: Duncan Hotel. Chicago, Illinois, June 13 190S. Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. Chambers, Chicago. Captain J. M. Brown was killed at Garfield Park in September 1892. In the second race at St. Louis, June 8, Lustig and Leopard were coupled in, this newspaper as the Schreiber entry, not knowing that Leopard had passed from Mr. Schrei-ber's ownership. The Schreiber entry was backed extensively In handbooks at various places. Lustig won at 9 to 1, with Leopard favorite at 2J to 1, second. The equity of the case is this: Backers of Schreiber's entry ? are entitled to be paid a winning bet at the " probable odds that would have been laid if *' the two horses had been coupled. This as '- near as it can be calculated would have been • 8 to 5, with coupled place and show odds In proportion. This in reply tb many queries t about the case, no more of which will be .» answered. H. J., Chicago. The parlay on Zoroaster and Montana Peeress should be paid on the L latter1 only. ' J. F. G., Chicago. Red Raven is a ch. g, 3 by Flying Dutchman— Elizabeth H. j, J. C. X., Chicago. Your query has already j been answered in this newspaper. ' M. B. W. Lyne is the correct spelling of ; his name. ! L. M. K., Chicago. You are certainly en- J titled to payment, but if the alleged bookmaker refuses to pay it Is difficult to see how you can remedy the situation. Wolff, Chicago. Otter Tail's last race was at Detroit, July 30, 1902. Foley, Chicago. Articulate won ten straight races here last year. i j Harlem Form. HARLEM FORM. The form of Saturday's Harlem fields is : First Race— Old Hutch, Six Shooter, Mary La-vana. Second Race— Peter Paul, Don Domo, J. P. May-berry. Third Race— Savable, Gregor K., Bernays, Fourth Race— Dick Welles, Burnie Bunton, Epicure or Skilful. Fifth Race— Monarka, Dr. Stephens, Hermencia. Sixth Race— Gin Spray, Cogswell. CompaBS. Seventh Race— Alee, Sir Faust, Poor Boy. Harlem Entries. HABLEItl ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. 'Apprentice allowance. SiRuns well in mnd, First Race -7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 39321 Vulcain 6.... 112 705 390O7 Jiminez 5.... 112 725 361052Six Shooter 5.. ..112 785 38S24 Old Hntch 4. ...110 7M) 35886 Conundrum '5....109 680 37616 Jim Clark © 5.. ..109 725 39019 Felix Bard 6.. ..109 715 39352 The Bobbv © ... 6.. ..104 670 39592 Prince of Endurance . 3.. ..103 715 .19639 Santon 3.. ..103 675 39256 Orfeo 3.. ..1C0 675 39 892Mary Lavana 3.... 98 725 387503Fading Light 3.... 98 710 39619 Merryflight ... ... 3.... 90 675 MistresB Joy, b. f, by Requital—Kitty Clive. 3.... 90 Second Race— 1-2 Mile. 2- year-olds. Allowances. S95372Gns Heidorn 115 610 33616 Manshak. 115 690 39616 J. P. Mayberry 115 690 (S9503)Peter Paul £».... 112 700 39593 St. Paula 112 680 39616 Don Domo 112 695 393163Patsy Brown 112 650 Atlantico, b. c, by Vinctor— Ata-lanta II 105 39513 Alice Morgan 102 625 Tapiola, b. f , by The Commoner — Catalpa 102 39613 Annora J 102 625 .38533 Miss Veracity.... 102 650 Third Race— 1 1-8 Mll»s 3- year-olds. Allowances. The M. Lewis Clark Stakes. $2,000 added. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. .39U73Banter ©....117 680 (398n)Early 112 715 ( 39567) Savable 112 750 39534 Linguist ©....112 730 39534 2Qregor K *....109 735 (S9299) Bernays 1 9 735 39534 Gilfain ,1C9 700 391052Bad News . .. /. 106 705 .39l742Estrada Palma 105 7C0 35063tThe Picket 105 7G0 396173tManru 105 690 t Middleton & Jungbluth entry. Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-yoar-olds and upward. Allowances. (39019)Nitrate 5.. ..109 675 a96S92Skilf ul m ■ . . . 3 .... 107 685 39565 Logan's First 4.... 102 600 360513Schwalbe . 4.. ..102 670 S9533 Mayor Johnson Ifc.... 4... .100 650 39514 Burnie Bunton 5.. ..100 700 295362High Chancellor .... 3.... 95 675 (39240)Dick Welles - 3 ... 96 .750 39639 Epicure £».... 3 ... 95 701 31028 O terTail 3 ... 93 ......600 39351 Orsius 3 ... 92 .... 675 Fifth Race 1 1-8 Mile*. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 39534 Monarka 5.... 112 750 (39S38)Hargis 4.. ..108 725 (39350) John McGnrk 5 . ...105 715 (39165)Judge Himes 3.. ..102 710 39538 Dr. Stephens ft.... 5.. ..101 740 39592fThHne ft.... 4.. ..100 725 396^9 Epicure ft.... 3.... 98 740 38873fMajor Tenny ft ... 4.... 97 710 39)673Hermencia . .. ft ... 6.... 95 740 fS. C. Hildreth entry. 81xth Bace-1 1-2 MU*s 3-year-olds and upward Selling. 396182Cogswell ft.... 5.. ..109 703 (39507)*Hayward Hunter., ft ... 4 ...105 685 39618*Gin Spray ft.... 6 ...103 725 396183*Compass ft ... 5.. ..101 700 39618*Moor ft.... 5.... 99 685 395073Caxton 3.... 93 675 J94143»Springstead ft.... 3.... 86 ,670 39486 Miss Eon ft.... 3.... 86 685 Seventh Race— 1 Mile, 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 32316 Little Tim. 5.... 109 650 3 j, j ' ; ! J 39594 Senator MattB 7....1C9 350 39566 Bard of Avon ft.... 5 ...1C9 705 39445 Do Madgo ft.... 6.. ..107 660 39566*C. B. Campbell ft ... 5.... 106 710 391193*Alee ft.... 6.. ..104 725 39289 Rollick II 4.. ..103 675 39638 High Carnival. ... . ft ... 4.. ..103 675 38044 Sir Faust 3.. ..102 715 (39188)D. L. Moore ft.... 3.... 98 7fi0 S95052*Modicum 3.... 96 700 (S9610)*Onr Bessie © ... 3... 95 690 (39351 jPoor Boy .... 3.... 9i 715 39569 Mauser... ig ... 3.... 92 685 39139*Dr. Leland 3 ... 88 600 Page [3] Detroit Form. DETROIT FORM. The form of Saturday's Grosse Pointe fields is: First Race — Marshal Ney, Probable, Lil-lianette. Second Race— Nuptial, Emma C. L., Weird. Third Race — Frank Mc, On the Quiet, Insolence. Fourth Race— Silk Cord, Port Royal, Wire In. Fifth Race — Sir Gallant, Fitzbrillar, Joe Lesser. Sixth Race— Larkspur, Radford, Sarilla. Detroit Form. DETROIT FORM. Detroit, Mich., June 12. — The horse seeming to have the best chances in Saturday's races are: First Race — Marshal Ney, Ocyrhoe, The Globe. Second Race— Nellie Bawn, Little Duchess II., Premus. Third Race— Frank Mc, Insolence, On the Quiet. Fourth Race — Streett entry, Pugh entry, Reservation. Fifth Race— Delagoa, Carl Kahler, Sir Gallant. Sixth Race— Sarilla, Advocator, Bean. T. K. Lynch. Detroit Entries. DETROIT iSNTBIES. Probabilities : Waathsr cloar ; track good, 'Apprentice allowance. ©Buns wall in mud, First Race— 5 8 Mile. 2-jear-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Ago. Wt. Hdcp. (3955S)Blue Darter 121 ....690 (39633) Ocyrohe 115 ....710 (39175)Mizzen Mast Ill ....715 (39406)The Globe 10S ....710 S9C55 Handmore 10G ....G90 39633 Toomany 10G ....G95 39G55 Diamontina 103 ....705 29C333Ro\vland M 101 ....700 S9G11 Probable 101 ....720 39C552Batts 101 ....715 39G55 Marshal Ney 101 ....725 39G33 Lillianette 98 ....715 39345 Shylock 9S ....095 39554 All Good 9S ....700 39G55 Miss Fleischmann 9S ....705 Second Kace— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Sallinc. (39G35)Little Duchess II 5.. 115 ....705 (39237) St. Wood 7. .110 ....710 39G5G2Weird 8.. 110 ....715 39153 Ed L £■.. 9. .109 ....710 3499G Prince Zeno S..107 ....710 39GG0 Premus 5. .107 ....705 39422 Emma C. L 5.. 105 ....720 39423 Harlem Lane 5.. 105 ....716 395G2 Maru 4.. 105 ....700 (39G5G)Nellie Bawn 4..103 ....705 395S7 Nuptial 4.. 103 ....725 39242 Springwater 3.. 101 ....705 39140 Allliu ....... 5.. 100 ....700 39G12 Hallucination 3.. 97 ....705 35633 Helen Oakford 3.. 92 ....700 Third Race— 1 Mile. 3- year-olds and upward. Sailing. 295S7 Baird G..108 ....710 29498 Argonauta 5.. 103 ....705 35073 Rengaw 4.. 101 ....700 (39301)Frank Mc 4.. 101 ....725 (39008) Insolence 4.. 94 ....715 39555 On the Quiet 3.. SS ....720 Fourth Race— 1 1-8 Miles 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap, The Campau Stakes. Value $2,500. (39G57)tPort Royal 4.. 112 ....740 (395SG)Reservation 3.. 109 ....730 39634!!}Silk Cord 4..10S ....750 39559 Wire In 4.. 105 ....735 S95603Dubious ►£ •. 4.. 103 ....725 3965SsAutolight 5.. 103 ....720 (39247)Flintlock 4. .103 ....725 (395G0)Merriment 4.. 102 ....715 (39547)tFonsoluca 4. .100 ....720 39G58 First Chord 3.. 95 ....715 3958GstBirch Broom 3.. 94 ....735 395S62Luralighter 3.. 92 ....730 S9C5S Tancred 3.. 90 ....730 IS. W. Streett entry. tJ. W. Pugh entry. Fifth Race— G 1-3 Fnrlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (39G09)Joe Lesser 5. .116 ....715 38628sCarl Kahler 5.. 116 ....710 S95832Delagoa 4 .. 4.. 109 ....715 (39587)Golden Cottage 4--. 4.. 107 ....710 29331 Khaki 5.. 104 ....705 391163Soothsayer ►{«.. 3..103 ....700 (39631) Sir Gallant 3.. 96 ....725 39583 Glennevis 3.. 9G ....G95 395SG Bob Franklin 3.. 91 ....G90 3949G2Fitzbrillar 3.. 91 ....720 (39G32)Pluck 3.. 91 ....705 29G57 Little Boy 3.. 88 ....G95 Sixth Race— J/ 1-8 Mile r. 4- year-olds and upward. Ssllinar. 39G3G Advocator 5.. Ill ....710 39C362Radford *«.. C..1U ....720 39GS3 Terra Incognita ►£■.. 7. .111 ....700 39501 Zonne HE*.. 6. .111 ....710 39557 Animosity ►£ .. 5. .109 ....700 39G352Curate 4.. 107 ....705 39G322SariIla HK- C..106 ....715 39434*Pearl Finder .\ 4.. 105 ....710 (39G59) Larkspur G..104 ....725 39301 Colonel Anderson i .. 4. .104 700 29GG0 Bean i ..^- ... St. Louis Form. ST. LOUIS FORM. The form of Saturday's St. Louis Fair Grounds fields is: First Race — Goudy, Ben Hullum, Wiedemann. Second Race— Miss Crawford, Don Alvaro, Old Stone. Third Race— Kisme, Pharoah, Tony Lep-ping. Fourth Race— Au Revoir, Monsieur Beaucaire, Claude. Fifth Race— Lady Strathmore, Taby Tosa, Prince Richard. Sixth Race — Hilee, Sweet Dream, Jake Weber. Seventh Race— Sceptre, Maverick, Tempt. St. Louis Form. ST. LOUIS FORM. St. Louis, Mo., June 12. — The horses seeming to have the best chances in Saturday's races are: First Race— Goudy or Dr. Kammerer. Second Race— Miss Crawford or Mafalda. Third Race — Kisme or Eugenia S. Fourth Race — Monsieur Beaucaire or Au Revoir. Fifth Race— Lady Strathmore or Taby Tosa. Sixth Race— Sweet Dream or Jake Weber. Seventh Race— Orleans or Flash of Night. R. J. Collins. St. Louis Entries. ST. I.OUIS KNTK1ES. Probabilities : Weather cloudy ; track fast. •Apprentice allowance. ©Huns well in mud. Flist Race— 3-4 Wile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, lad. Horses, color, sex & pedigree Wt. Hdcp. 391133King's Pet ►} •• 7..109 ....700 39G51 One More 5.. 109 ....710 (39579) Wiedemann «£.. 6.. 109 ....715 1G559 May Tavis 6.. 107 ....705 3S5S93Ben Hullum 4.. 107 ....720 396492George Fabb 4. .104 ....700 396543Clinton B G..104 ....700 39550 Herodes 4.. 102 ....705 3SS94 Landseer ./,. 4.. 102 ....715 39579 Intent 6..102 ....710 S95S23Dr. Kammerer i .. 3.. 101 ....705 Harplithe, b. f, by Aero-lithe — Kate Harper 3.. 94 3SSS9 Goudy 3.. 91 ....725 39649*Sabinal 3.. 86 ....705 3S745*Hook Se Oka 3.. 84 ....700 Second Race— 5 1-3 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Bel Coer, b. c, by Carlsbad— Semper d'Or 10S 39G272Mafalda 105 ....715 39G02 Check Morgan »f ..105 ....710 (39650)Miss Crawford .- 105 ....725 39G023Don Alvaro 103 ....720 39G02 Old Stone *..103 ....715 39G02 Loniana 100 ....700 39G50 St. Agnes II 100 ....710 39G022Matt Wadleigh ►fr.-lOO ....705 39G25 Folies Bergeres 100 ....710 39578 Don O'High 100 ....700 Third Race— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward, Soiling. Cnd, Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (393G7) Pierce J. ►£ .. 4.. 108 ....715 39582*Pharoah ►£«.. G..107 ....720 3960G Dawson ►£ .. 4.. 105 ....710 3S633 The Fiddler 5.. 104 ....690 39649 Socapa ►*«.. 5.. 104 ....695 39552 Eocrys : 5.. 104 ....700 39C0GsTammany Chief * .. 5..104 ....705 39G512Venus Victrix 4. .103 ....710 39G053Sardian 3. .103 ..k.695 39365 Second to None 6.. 102 ....690 (390S9)Kisme 9.. 102 ....725 39582 Eugenia S 7. .101 ....705 39278 Tony Lepping 4.. 99 ....715 39577 Kubelik 3.. 93 ....C95 39G54 Mrs. Wiggs 3.. 89 ....700 Fourth Race— 1 1-3 Miles. The St. Louis Derby. $5,000 added. 395SG Claude ^..125 ....735 396172Au Revoir 119 ....750 39553 Jack Young »fi..ll9 730 (39G52)fMonsieur Beaucaire 119 ....740 39534 Lendin 115 ....705 395803Deutschland ►£'..115 ....730 (39G53)Bas d'Or r --112 ....735 39G173Manru 110 ....720 39G532tSioux Chief ^..110 ....730 |W. W. Darden & Co. entry. Fifth Race— 1 Mile and 30 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 39G043Lady Strathmore 5. .115 ....750 39G29 Maud Gonne 5.. 112 ....735 (39G29)Taby Tosa 4..103 ....740 39G78 W. B. Gates 7.. 99 ....725 395533Edgardo ►£ .. 6.. 99 ....730 39629 Macy 9.. 90 ....725 39337 Petti john 3.. 90 ....730 39G29 Prince Richard 6.. 88 ....735 Sixth Race— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, (39G03) Hilee 7. .111 ....725 39340s Jake Weber 6.. 107 ....715 36357 King's Court 4.. 107 ....700 39630 Aules 4.. 105 ....710 (39556) Sweet Dream 5.. 103 ....720 (39630) Vestry 3.. 96 ....715 390S8 Bear Creek 3.. 92 ....705 3960G2*Chickasha 3.. 85 ....700 Seventh Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 39551 Joe Goss 6. .117 ....705 39G03 Lynch 4. .107 ....690 39552 Broodier 4.. 107 ....695 39432*Dr. Scharff 4.. 106 ....710 39G30 Dr. Burns 4.. 104 ....710 (39492)*Tempt ►£«.. 5.. 104 ....715 39579-Dr. Clark 6.. 104 ....715 39G7G2*Orleans ►!«.. 5.. 102 ....715 39340 Style 3. .102 ....705 39628*Flckle Saint 5. .102 ....700 (39577)Sceptre 3.. 99 ....725 (39243)Lady Vashti 3.. 96 ....700 395772Flash of Night 3.. 96 ....700 395773*Maverick 3.. 95 ....720 39523 Dotty Shute 3.. 94 ....705 Brooklyn Form. BROOKLYN FORM. The form of Saturday's Gravesend fields is: First Race— John A. Scott, Astarita, Ingold. Second Race— Lord Radnor, Draughtsman, Victor. Third Race— Harangue, Magistrate, Jacquin. Fourth Race— Merry Acrobat, Golden Maxim,. Whorler. Fifth Race— Valour, Bronx, Mimon. Sixth Race— Zoroaster, Rockey, Bar Le Due. Brooklyn Form. BROOKLYN FORM. New York, June 12,— The horses seeming to have the best chances in Saturday's races are: First Race— John A. Scott or Ingold. Second Race— Lord Radnor or Goldray. Third Race— Harangue or Magistrate. Fourth Race — Merry Acrobat or Golden Maxim. Fifth Race— Valour or Harbor. Sixth Race — Zoroaster or Tioga. H. Forsland. Brooklyn Entries. BROOKLTX EKTK1ES. Probabilities : Weather cloudy ; track heavy. ® Runs well in mud. First Race— About 3-4 Kilo All Ages. Handicap. Und. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 362862Unmasked G..127 725 (39291) Northern Star 4.. 126 ....720 3953S Astarita 4".. 3..11G 740 (39144) Stevedore 4.. 116 ....735 395383St. Finnan G..111 ....730 39G432John A. Scott 3.. 110 ....750 39619 Ingold 3 . .109 ... .735 (39595) Cap tivator 3.. 109 ....725 89450 Contend 5.. 107 ....730 39570 Interval 3.. 107 715 39595=Miss Dorothy 3.. 104 735 3S9032Toledo 2. .103 ....730 38463 Viviani }«.. 4.. 100 ....700 39595 Orloff 3.. 98 715 3953S Futurita »f».. 3.. 9S ....725 Second Race— About 2 1-2 Milt s. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap, ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree, Wt. Hdcp. 39539 Judge Phillips 5..15G ....670 390243Hark Forward 5.. 151 ....670 396202Goldray ►J... 4.. 147 ....G85 396203Lord Radnor 4. .140 ....700 3S0743Strikalight 7. .136 ....075 39G20 Perion S..13G ....GS0 Islander, br. c, by Domingo —Java 4.. 135 34354fFoxhunter 4.. 135 670 39620 Draughtsman 7. .133 690 392313Victor 5.. 133 ....685 39539 Fabius ►!«.. G..130 6S0 tFormerly Mackey. Third Race— About 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. ' The Tremont Stakes. $2,500 added. (39571) Magistrate ~ 129 740 Alliance, b. c, by Isidor — Greenwich 115 39293 Jacquin 115 735 Gettysburg, ch. c, by Ham- i burg— Bettie Blaise 115 I (39623)Harangue 4... 115 750 39293 Sir Carter 112 ....720 395102Dimple 112 ....730 Fourth Raco-1 1-3 Miles. j The Brooklyn Derby. Value $10,000. Ind. dorses. Aga. VU. Hdcp 392642Whorler lis .. 735 1 395982Merry Acrobat *..118 750 1 (39323) Golden Maxim 118 . 740 39074 Flying Jib .J... 118 ....725 Fifth Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses,color,sex& pedigree. A. Wt. Hdcp. 395423Sacredus 114 695 39G4S2Harbor i«..107 ....715 39645 Any Day 103 ....690 39645 Bruceville 102 ....700 39295 Sailor Knot 102 ....690 39599sBronx ^..102 ....720 (39542)Mimon 102 ....720 39648 Bob Murphy 102 ....715 39645 Pleasant Memories 102 ....700 (39452) Valour 102 ....725 39621 Gold Ribbon 101 ....710 396452Listaway i .. 99 ....710 39072 Sterling Belle 99 ....695 Dr. Reis, gr. g. by Rainbow— Kittle H 99 396453Sweet Tone 94 ....715 Sixth Race— 1 l-8 miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39671 Kingraine 4... 5.. 106 ....715 39600 Carroll D 4"-. 4.. 104 ....710 39071 Arden »K. 5. .101 ....705 395742Zoroaster : % .. 7. .101 ....725 39511 Rockey 4. .100 ....720 391243Lord Advocate 3. .100 ....705 39G002Bar Le Due i .. 4.. 99 ....715 3904S Imperious 4".. S.. 98 700 39390 Spring Silk 3.. 91 ....'695 396473Tioga %... 3.. 91 ....710 39624 Royal Pirate 3.. 8G ....700 3959G Nic Longworth 3.. 84 ....695 LEXINGTON 33ND ST. AND MICHIGAN B*.VD. C II I C A G O High ^ ^^op 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. 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. 0DDS- I ODDS. ODDS. HnPE„ ' , . Horses. Horses. . 1et 1st 2nd 9 3rd - 1st 2nd 3rd let 2nd Jro A£"on 150 75 Grantsdale ..... 200 100 50 Onatas 50 25 12 ilhJ™;i; 1^ Im 9^ £e£r?e ?ibbs •• 500 250 123 Orlando 600 300 150 Albemarle 1000 500 2o0 Geheimniss 300 150 75 Olefiant 200 100 50 AJflo 500 250 125 Gold Bell 40 20 10 Orly H. 100 50 Alfredo 700 350 175 Governor (Dead.) -125 Otter Tall 1000 500 250 Americano 40 20 10 Grey Friar 500 250 Philo 7., . . .V.V." (D^d.)^ Au Revoir 12 0 3 Gilfain %s 50 25 12 P'mast'r Wrirfit 1M m Authority 1000 500 250 Gypzene 200 100 50 P of Endurance 50 2S if Bad News 60 30 15 G?egor K 15 8 4 Prince Eugene 300 150 75 Bardolph 60 30 15 Harry 500 250 125 Red Raven 200 inn In Baron Knight 1000 500 250 H. Chancellor.. 12 6 2 Rightful 60 30 \\ Bob Franklin 200 100 50 Irish Lad -4 2 1 Requisition mt Bas d'Or 100 50 25 Incubator 80 40 20 Rave ^ ik ^ Bob McLean 30 15 8 J. Sid. Walker. 100 50 25 Sidney '6! 'Love" 100 50 J Bonnie Burr 100 50 25 Janeway 200 100 50 Sigmund . 200 100 M Bourbon 50 25 12 Jack Orr 80 40 20 Spencer Reif"*" $n inn m Banter 60 30 15 Jackfull 40 20 10 Santon 300 ^ to Benvolio 1000 500 250 Judge Himes ... 60 30 15 Shooting Staf' ' ' 150 7? ™ Beaugard 200 100 50 Jack iKr Young 60 30 35 Simon 60 30 1R Bernays 20 10 5 Lacy Crawford. 300 150 75 Sir Hugh " 500 250 l5c Canyon 200 100 50 Lem Reed 300 150 75 Sen Morrison" m^v Cash Boy 50 25 12 Lyman Hay ... 300 150 75 Skilful 4 ik 0 « Captain Arnold 40 20 10 Lendin SO 40 20 Savable 4 I f Capable 200 100 50 Linguist 15 8 4 Serge 100 En w Chamblee 200 100 50 Ld. of the Vale. 00 30 15 Sun Gold m v Claude 25 12 6 Ld. Touchwood. 400 200 100 Sh- F^ust 2$ 100 11 Collonade 60 30 15 Mackey Dwyer. 30 15 8 Standard Bearer 500 I™ i^ Creolln 500 250 125 Mexican ........ 60 30 15 The Don 100 2£n ^ Dan McKenna 100 50 25 Mindora 300 150 75 The Picket w in ^ Dauphin 400 200 100 Manru 100 50 25 Tom Mavbin*'*'' £ Dick Welles 12 6 3 Malory 400 200 100 Triad *" 500 250 1?2 Dupont 50 25 12 Monia ^ 200 100 50 Trapezist 1000 snn Discharged 1000 500 250 Merry Acrobat.. 100 60 25 Toploil 8 ^00 im Early 12 6 3 Mons. Beaucaire 40 20 10 Valeat 1000 Km Estrada Palma .... 30 15 8 McGee 100 50 25 Von Rouse so 4n ^ Foxy Kane 300 150 75 M. Blumenthal.., 60 30 15 Watoma Jo 1^ rn First Mason 200 100 50 McGowan 50. 25 12 Wm Sherrv %n i^ rn Fore and Aft 20 10 5 Navasota 200 100 50 Witfuil £ ^n ik P. A. Bullock 300 150 75 Novelist 1000 500 250 Woodlake fin In ^ Flocarline 25 12 6 Ontonagon .....1000 500 250 Y^rdarm .I.. "if 60 30 15 PAY OR PLAY ^lotfL^n3 suj,Ject to change without notice. Remittances will cz-i 1 . should be made payable to Smith Porrv -c n\ »rv.i ^ r 260 State St,. Chicago, by Express or P. O. Money Order ^ New York rt.^A ^,he. EmPlre. Registered Letter. Write "SbS WaSted ?n ^f^±ai?Se^r names and address 1 Aoente United States and Canada. Write for informal ' QuStlon See^K^ Page [4] Harlem Form Chart. HARLEM FORM CHART. J CHICAGO, ILL., June 12, 1903.— Sixth day. Harlem Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. } Weather clear, track fast. - J Presiding Judge, Col. A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, M. Nathanson. { Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. Recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. « *? €\dL*~l FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third. ! UyUDl 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P £9258 ORT WELLS W 101 71 5l 4- 3'1 l3 T Meade J A Drake 3 31 3 6^5 39564 FRECKMAN W 104 l»k 11 lu lh 2s J Reiff J C Milam & Co 2 3 2 4-5 39535 FRANK CARR W 101 41 2l 3l 41 3ll S Bonner F Cook 10 12 10 4 38630 TOLTEC ws 10S 2nk 4nk 2 » 2uk 42 Adkins N J Tharp 8 9 8 3 38884 ESHERSON W 112 81 7h Sl 51 a1 H Booker C R Ellison 4 12 8 3 39613 AWAY RIGHT WB 98 C" S2 7nk 71 Cu Robbins Mrs E Brewster 15 20 20 8 BILL WALTERS W 102 3nk 3nk 61 G1 lh P Phillips C B Campbell G 10 S 3 39613 NEL. CROMWELL w 991 5L 6s 5uk Sl Sh L JacksonT H Stevens 8 - .10 10 4 ALLISTA w 102 9* 10 10 10 92 Shilling J Mannion 20 30 20 8 3*589 MANDY LEE W 9S 10" 9° 95 9l 10 Webb C DeWitt & Co 30 GO GO 20 Winner— Ch. c, by King Eric— Tea's Over (trained by E. Wishard). Went to post at 2:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Ort Wells came- fast through the stretch, easily wore down Freckman in the final sixteenth and was going away at the end. The latter tired fast when challenged by the winner after showing speed. Frank Carr was well beaten when a sixteenth out. Toltec ran well for four furlongs. Bill Walters showed a little early speed. Scratched— 39589 Owasca, 98; (39564)Auditor, 112; 395642Requimis, 105; 395S9 Croppie, £8; 39613 Shades of Night, 98. Overweight*— Nellie Cromwell, 1} pounds; Freckman, 3. Ort Wells, show, 3 to 5. Freckman, show, 1 to 2. Frank Carr, show, 2 to 1. 'JO/'CO SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third" Qt/DD^ 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses AWt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 35783 BAY WONDER 3 95 l1 ink jot jut Ferrell J F Newman 6" 7 6" 21~ 39536 SARAH MAXIM w 3 103 12" 102 8nk CI 22 A Hall C E Mahone 3 16-53 3-2 3C017 BEST MAN W 4 10S llnk Hnk 9nk 71 31 C Gray H J Scoggan 15 15 10 4 3S0443*IRENE MAC W 3 88 13i 12s 6nk 3l 42 Reed H Dernham 7 10 10 4 39472 A. DOUGHERTY W G 110 141 142 101 91 5h J Reiff E Corrigan 10 17 15 6 394723MIKE STRAUSS W 6 115 10l 131 HI Sl G1 Shilling J U Strode 10 20 12 6 3S590*EGG NOGG w 3 101 2uk 6"k 7nM)l 72 J Booker S G Morton 6 16 15 6 (39565)*MISS MAN'RS WB 3 103 S"k 91 131 HI 8h C Davis J C Milam & Co 12 17 15 6 35)257 HOWENDOBL'R W 4 108 71! 7l 121 121 9* J WilliamF Stanley & Co 15 17 15 7 38683 PEA RIDGE W 3 103 4nk 42 41 41 10nk P Phillips H N McTyeire 20 40 30 12 39533 G TWOSHOES W 3 94 61 3h 31 2"kll1 Helg'sen J G Calkins & Co6 12 10 4 395C5=HICK. CORNERS W 3 10G 5uk 5uk 5"k 5nk122 L JacksonC E Waters 15 25 20 8 DOLTON ws 5 10S 14 15 143 141 131 McC'rthy G W Lawrence 20 60 60 25 SS9933*MARCO ws 3 90 9' Sl 15 13l 14* Treanor B Butler 10 17 15 G 371833MY SURPRISE WB 3 97 3nk 22 23 15 15 Adkins Mrs L Clayton G S 7 3 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 24g, 4S£, l:15g. Winner— B. g, by Lord Dalmeny — Faithless (trained by H. S. Newman). Went to post at 3:00. At post 7 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Bay Wonder, off flying, displayed much speed and easily stood off Sarah Maxim's determined challenge in the last hundred yards. The latter was crowded out of position at the start and lost ground, but made it up fast in the last half mile and was passing horses fast at the end. Best Man came with a rush at the end. Irene Mac began slowly, but made up ground fast in the last quarter. Mike Strauss met with much interference. My Surprise ran out at the head of the stretch when running along in a contending position. Scratched— 261972Flaunt, 112. Overweights— Goody Twoshoes, 1 pound; My Surprise, 1; Best Man, 2. Bay Wonder, show, 3 to 2. Sarah Maxim, show, 4 to 5. Best Man, show, 2} to 1. QQ£» r» O THIRD-RACE^Short Coursed Steeplechase. Pursed &500-$75~~ to-second; O t/UDO $25 to third. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind~Hprses A Wt St 3 6 9 12 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 139615) CREST w 6 1G5 lnk l1 Is Is l7 l7 l5 Owens W H Daniel $8-5 11-62 9-10 3S984 ALLEG'NCE ws 5 135 3nk 2' 26 2° 23 2ll'2n J Carter H I Marshall 15 16 12 4 3SG15 NINOS ws 9 133 7nk 42 32 310 312 3»u 310 Hueston J S Bratton f2 21 11-51 S96153H. PAXTON W 7 134 81 (51 G2 4 4 4« 4s 431 Hayes J H Young 6 8 8 2i (39473)DR. NOWLINw 6 139 H2 93 7nk 7s 51 Gl 51 McAul'fe J Fleming & Co 3 5)1 5 2 (39518)BEANA WS 7 140 2nk 53 58 51 6« 5" 6' S H Pet'rsJ S Bratton |2 21 11-51 39615 ITACATIARA w 4 125 10nk 8* 920 83 83 S3 72 S JohnsonW M Walker 20 30 20 S 39352 PAULAKER w 5 130 4nk 7= 83 930 930 930 S1! Zeno Mrs R Bradley 30 GO 50 20 39615 CEYLON W 6 143 51 31 4" Gl 73 7l 915 Mattier S C Hildreth $S-5 11-52 9-10 3440G GOLD. LINK w 7 138 12 12 12 11 11 11 10u Eggerson E Horton 20 40 30 10 (32800)ALVA II. ws 6 132 9l 10'' 101310h 10h 10h 11 Cairns G Cochran 10 50 30 10 3S993 SOM'RSAULT w 4 130 61 ll10 Ran out. C Wilson S S Tracey & Co20 60 50 20 t t Coupled in betting. Time, 3:31. Winner — Ch. m, by Seashore — Forget Me Not II. (trained by S. C. Hildreth). Went to post at 3:30. At post 7 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second driving. Crest is a splendid jumper, ran to her best form and made the field look cheap, fencing clearly and winning as her rider pleased. Allegiance tired in the final eighth after showing well over the infield. He pulled up lame. Ninos came fast at the end and would have been second in a few more strides. Helen Paxton showed scant speed on the flat. Beana and Ceylon showed some early speed. Somersault ran out at the fifth jump. Hildreth & Daniel entry, show, 2 to 5. Allegiance, show, 2 to 1. J. S. Bratton entry, show, 1 to 2. Ninos, singly, place, 2 to 1; show, evens. Beana, singly, place, 6 to 5; show, out. Ceylon, singly, place, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. Crest, singly, place, 7 to 5; show, 7 to 10. Q Q / * (• A FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $500; $75 to second; $25 to third. Q t/DQ rx: 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St *4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39534 JACK D'MUNDwsb 4 113 7nk Gl 3* 321 l1! 1-' C'whurst S S Bender 7 10l0~ 4~ 39504)SERGE W 3 97 3" 3h 51! 5h 4nk 22 Helg'sen E Corrigan G 6 5 2 39567 DAN M'KENNA ws 3 97 2h l2 lh 1" 2nk 3" C Davis J C Milam & Co 10 25 20 7 295923WARTE NICHT ws 3 97 Gu 4nk 21! 2* 3l 4 » Adkins P Wilkerson 3-2 2j 25 4-5 39617 ILMARINEN w 3 901 5* 8 7" G* 6h 51 S Bonner Talbot Bros 12 12 8 3 39569 FLOYD K. w 3 93 lh 5h 8 8 7nk 6l J WilliamS C Hildreth 4 6 5 2 38594 AMUR w 5 108 8 7" 6U 71 8 72 C Gray J A Drake 5 61 6 2 395902PRODIGAL SON W 3 89 4" 21 42 4nk 51 8 Robbins W Burke 6 9 8 3 Time, 25§, 50|, 1:14J, 1:41|. Winner — B. h, by Longstreet — Honeymoon (trained by S. S. Bender). Went to post at 4:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. x Jack Demund was not called on until just before turning for home, where he easily went to the front and won well in hand. Serge came with a rush at the end. Dan McKenna ^ showed improvement and displayed much speed, but tired fast in the last eighth. Warte Nicht was well beaten when turning for home. Floyd K. ran a dull race and probably needs a soft track to run to his best form. Prodigal Son showed some early speed. Corrected weights — Ilmarinen, 88. Overweights — Jack Demund, 1 pound; Amur, 3; Ilmarinen, 2}. Jack Demund, show, 8 to 5. Serge, show, 4 to 5. Dan McKenna, show, 3 to 1. Warte Nicht, show, 2 to 5. QQ£»£» K FIFTH~RACFi — 6 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $500; $75 to second~$25~t~tiTird. Q tJ\J\J fj 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horse3 A Wt St \j % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ 395042GLASSFULL ws 3 97 4" 6l 4:l 4»1 12 Helg'sen P Dunne '. 4 4 21 7-10 395662URANIUM wb 3 100 7 H l1 lnk 2l S Bonner H Dernham 8 13 12 4 352842ONTONAGON 3 100 10 9* Gl 52 3» A Hall L N Hodges 20 100 100 30 39349 WAINAMOINEN W 4 105 81 31 21 21 4b H Booker Talbot Bros 1 7-5 6-5 1-2 ' 39592 HEADWATER W 7 109 G" 4"k 51 63 53 Adkins H L Jones 31 51 51 8-5 (SS54G) AVOID ws 3 95 21 21 31 31 G7 Reed D A Honig 8" 17 15 4 S9590 THE DON w 3 101 l" 7" 10 81 7" P PhillipsS S Tracey & Col5 30 30 10 35686 SMALL TALK wb 3 97 9nk 10 9l 9l 8l J WilliamC H Hayden 40 100 100 40 36330 EVA'S DARLINGw 5 107 3" 51 7l 72 93 Robbins Arthur & Brewer40 60 50 20 ££060 ZELLA KNIGHT w 4 105 5" 81 8l 10 10 L JacksonW A Blagg 50 75 60 20 Time, 23g, 48g, 1:14, l:20g. Winner— B. g, by Mirthf hi— Belle Hoyt (trained by F. Hanlon). Went to post at 4:30. At post 10 minutes. Start fair. Won handily; second easily. Glassfull moved up rapidly in the final eighth and finished going fast. Uranium showed much speed and tired only in the closing strides. Ontonagon came with a rush at the end after making up ground in the last half. Wainamoinen tired when the pinch came. Headwater rallied in the final eighth and finished going fast. Avoid showed much early speed. Scratched— 34331 MIrance, 97. Overweights — The Don, 1 pound. Glassfull, show, 1 to 3. Uranium, show, 3 to 2. Ontonagon, show, 10 to 1. Wainamoinen,- show, 1 to 4. J } J { « ! Q/^vr»/3£ SIXTH RACE^ — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purse $400; $75 to second; $25 to tJt/DuD third. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (39594) *BLUEMIN T w 4 100 4nk l2* 1-' l2 I2 1° Robbins L Marion & Co 5 (I 6^ 2 3S617 GALBA wsb 3 97 71 5s 3»1 21! 22 2* Helg'sen E Corrigan 2 3 13-51 S9591*MILAS WS 4 105 3nk 3l 52 3b 41 32 Adkins F Farrar & Co 4 7 4 8-5 394423CANYON W 3 104 G" 71 71 8 8 4l_ H Booker G C Bennett&Co 4 7 G 2 3&537*GALANTHUS wb 5 109 8 61 6nk 52 51! 5nk Treanor Mrs J Coffey 8 12 10 4 (£9502)*SHERRY W 3 89 5h 4ck 41' 42i 3h 62 C Davis J Woods 4 5 41 9-5 39594*HARNEY ws 5 112 2" 8 8 72i G2 72i J Booker W Mulveil 8 25 20 7 S95942GOLDAGA ws 4 114 lh 2" 2h 6nk 7nk 8 Dugan W Burke 6 20 15 6 * Apprentice allowance. Time, 25g, 49g, 1:15=, 1:43, 1:47J. Winner— B. m, by Likely— Blue Maid (trained by L. Marion). Went to post at 5:05. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Bluemint showed the most speed throughout, but had to be driven out to the limit to stall off Galba's determined challenge in the last hundred yards. The latter was under keen punishment in the last eighth, but could not quite get up. Helgesen stopped whipping him in the closing strides and went to hand riding. Milas finished going fast. Canyon about ran his race. Sherry was well beaten when turning for home. Goldaga ran well for five and a half furlongs. Scratched— 39569 Lord Touchwood, 89; 394753Sidney Sabath, 92 (1:55 p. m.). Overweights — Goldaga, 1 pound; Canyon, 4. Bluemint, show, evens. Galba, show, 1 to 2. Milas, show, 4 to 5. St. Louis Form Chart. ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. ST. LOUIS, MO., June 12, 1903. — Thirty-sixth day. St. Louis Fair Association. Spring Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. 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. FIRST RACE— 3"4 Mi,e- Purse ?300- 3-year-olds. Selling. 39(3 73 Jnd Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P SOGlij^GEORTUGA w 90 9 71 51 33 ln Gullet J K Hughes 2 2 2 3-5~ 39463*BURLAP w 92 1 3" 3l 25 25 L, Wilson J Burrows & Co 2 2 2 9-10 39525 D. DASHAWAY ws 100 7 6l_ 61 42 31 M Lowe W McLemore 10 15 15 6 CARDWELLTON W 10G G 42 41 5X 43 F Smith U Z DeArman 8 S 7 21 39303 SAPERE wb 104 8 8l 8l 71 5s J SheehanJ A Broschart 15 30 30 10 39108*EDITH MACK w 93 2 22 2l 62 65 Wolff J Griffin & Co 15 25 25 8 3957/ KITTIE FLYER w 95 3 11 11 lh 7s J H'nessyM J Whalen 4 5 5 8-5 39061 EMMA MEYER w 95 5 9 9 82 81B Bridwell P H Hickey & Col5 30 30 12 ♦HOWARD P. 97 4 51 72 9 9 Shea W W Benson&Co20 30 30 12 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 13i, 25, 49, 1:15}. Winner — B. f, by St. George — Tortuga (trained by W. McCarthy). Went to post at 2:35. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Geortuga was off badly and weakly handled, but went around the field, came with a rush through the stretch and won in the last stride. Burlap ran an improved race for him, but tired near the end. Duke Dashaway ran a good race for him. Cardwellton went fairly well. Kittie Flyer showed speed to the stretch, where she quit badly. Scratched— 396533Ranchman, 109. Overweights — Sapere, 4 pounds. Geortuga, show, 1 to 3. Burlap, show, 2 to 5. Duke Dashaway, show, 3 to 1. ^ECOND RAGE— 4 1'2 Furlongs. Purse $300. 2-year-oldlT Selling. 3^674: Ind Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ S9578 DEER BIRD 95 4 l3 l3 1» McKin'y S Lazarus 10 10 9 4 S9398*BESSIE B. w 93 2 31 31 23 L Wilson W H Rexford 10 12 12 5 (S9551)SWEET MYRTLE W 103 G 2»1 2»1 31 Wolff Mrs M Cates 3 5 4 0-5 3939S ALAMODE ws 93 3 5l 4s 42 Bridwell J W Fuller 20 20 8 4 3!)G01*ORIA w 93 5 42 5l 5* Gullet B Schreiber 10 15 15 G (C9G01)LADY RAY W 10G 8 Gl 61 6s AWBook'rR E Watkins 7-5 S-5 7-5 1-2 39G01 UNTRUE w 101 7 82 72 75 C Bonner Wilson Bros 20 30 30 12 SPC25 BOATSWAIN W 101 9 71 S3 82 Higgins T A Gay & Co 30 40 40 15 39625 ENIGMA w 101 li 10l 9l 93 J SheehanO L Aycock 7 10 8 3 39551 BILLY JACKSON wb 103 12 ll1 10* 10l Earl R R Rice 20 . 40 40. 15 39602 INSTRUMENT W 101 1 91 111 H2 W Wats'nJMcAllester & Col5 20 20 8 39C013LILA NOEL w 95 10 12 12 12 D Wish'rdMartin & Patton 10 15 15 6 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 12, 24}, 49}, 56}. Winner — B. f, by Deerslayer— Ollie Bird (trained by C. White). Went to post at 3:03. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Deer Bird showed the most early speed and was well ridden, but was tiring at the end and barely lasted. Bessie B. ran to her best form. Sweet Myrtle tired and was poorly handled. Alamode was cut off soon after the start, closed up ground and was possibly best. Lady Ray is a slow beginner and shows best in a small field. Scratched— 39601 Sextette, 101; 39G01 Hoedown, 95; 39551 Canossa, 90. Overweights — Enigma, 3 pounds; Billy Jackson, 3. Deer Bird, show, 2 to 1. Bessie B., show, 2 to 1. Sweet Myrtle, show, 3 to 5. Lady Ray, show, out. THIRD RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Allowances. SOOTS Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (39627)J. W. O'NEILL w 107 3 l3 Is 1-' lnk Troxler E Trotter 1-2 1-2 1-3 out (39010)KILO w 107 2 2» 22 23 215 L Wilson T P Hayes 4 5 41 7-10 (3942S)R. AND REASON ws 107 1 42 35 3* 31 W Wats'nA C Bernays t5 8 7 1 39602 LORD HERMENCE w 110 G 6 6 51 41 F Smith J F Daniels & Co60 60 CO 25 39109 BRILLIANTS W 110 4 3h 41 6 53 B'champ Turney Bros 20 50 50 10 39C02 MAXROSE wb 107 5 51 51 42 6 AWBook'rJ Duffy |5 8 7 1 tCoupled in betting. Time, 13, 25, 49, 1:02. Winner— Ch. c, by Peter McCue — Tern (trained by E. Trotter). Went to post at 3:38. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. J. W. O'Neill showed his usual superior early speed, but was tiring and just lasted long enough to win under a vigorous finish. Kilo finished gamely and was rapidly overhauling the winner at the end. Rhyme and Reason was an easy third. Maxrose was given an easy race and can do better. 4 Scratched— (3957S)Lustig, 110. Kilo, show, out. The entry, show, out. Rhyme and Reason, singly, place, 6 to 5; show, out. Maxrose, singly, place, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. 396 T6 FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $600. 3-year-olds and upward. Han- Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ 395S1 SANT. VENTURA w 5 98 3 l2 l2 l3 l3 W'n'ght F W Holtgrewe 6 10~~ 10~3 S96032ORLEANS ws 5 93 6 52 51 42 21 L Wilson R R Rice 8 13 13 4 39581 MABEL WINN W 4 100 8 61 33 21 31 Gullet W V Conran 6 10 9 3 30400 F. WENTKER w 4 104 4 2» 2" 32 41 J SheehanB Schreiber 4 6 6 2 S962S2ELASTIC W 6 12i 1 41 G2 61 51 Dale L Lemp & Co 3-2 3-2 7-5 1-2 S9G28 MISS MAE DAY w 6 107 2 7 l 73 71 G5 Troxler W W Elliott 4 41 41 8-5 3962S J. SID. WALKERWS 3 95 7 8 42 52 710 AWBook'rW W Darden&ColO 12 12 5 (39581)KINDRED wsb 6 119 5 3" 8 8 8 B'champ E & L Bohlman 6 13 13 5 Time, 13, 24}, 48, 1:14. Winner — Ch. m, by St. Leonards — Ventnor (trained by G. Holtgrewe). Went to post at 4:12. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Santa Ventura showed the most early speed and was served by a mixup at the three-eighths, in which Kindred, Miss Mae Day and Elastic were all taken back sharply. Orleans was free of this interference and was second through good luck. Mabel Winn ran in improved form, but was off badly. Father Wentker ran his race. Elastic, Kindred and Miss Mae Day were all in contending positions at the time of the accident. Overweights — Father Wentker, 2 pounds; J. Sidney Walker, 3. Santa Ventura, show, 7 to 5. Orleans, show, 8 to 5. Mabel Winn, show, 8 to 5. Elastic show^out; 1 FJFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling. " Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 393073DEERHUNTER w 97 3 41 31 3»1 U Calvit S J Charles 3 3 II-54T5* 39336 HELEN HAY ws 95 6 52 5" 43 25 Higgins J C Tucker & Co 20 50 40 1* 39397*KIT CUT A DASH 95 4 31 2' 2» 31 Gullet N B Tichenor&Co3 18-518-50=5 39523 FERONIA w 98 2 22 43 5* 4* Weickert I. Simpson 12 15 15 J (3S793)HEMLOCK wsb 105 1 . 1* 1* l3 5h AWBook'rR Jones & Co 8-5 11-511-51 S9654 CRESSIDA ws 95 5 Gl 6* 6* 62 Bridwell J C Cahn 8 12 12 4 39307 MARCHIONESS w 95 S 81 8= 8« 7* W'n'ght F W Holtgrewe 10 30 30 10 39605 N'TH WOODCOCKws 102 7 7* 7 1 7" 810 C Bonner R C Farris & Co G 10 10 4 3S919 THE WIZARD w 103, 9 9 9 9 9 B'champ JMcAllester & Col5 20 20 8 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 13}, 24}, 49, 1:15}. Winner— Ch. c, by Deerslayer— Georgie M. (trained by S. J. Charles). Went to post at 4:45. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second easily. Deerhunter "was reserved to the stretch, where he came fast and finished with great game-ness. Helen Hay displayd marked improvement and was gaining on the winner with * every stride at the end. Kittie Cut a Dash about ran her race. Hemlock showed speed, but tired as though short. Feronia was a keen contender all the way. Marchioness got off badly. Deerhunter, show, 1 to 2. Helen Hay, show, 5 to 1. Kittie Cut a Dash, show, 7 to 10. Hemlock, show, 1 to 2. SIXTH^RACEP-1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. 396 '78 Ind Horses AWtStM Vz % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 391S63*EDA RILEY ws 6 101 4 31 3" 43 3" lnt Wolff K D Orr 7 10 10 4 (S9605)LUNAR w 6 104 2 2* 23 23 23 2° W Wats'nG'mb'rts&Powers 3-2 3-2 7-5 3-5 396303*KAFFIR wb 4 105 3 14 l3 l1! lnk 3i L Wilson J D Dearing 21 5 4 5-C (39G06) CHERISHED wsb 5 99 6 G 6 G G 4« Bridwell P J Nolan 6 6 6 2 29629 W. B. GATES WS 7 109 5 5* 5= 5s 5h 5 Earl R R Rice 12 12 10 5 395563*BARONET ws 5 105 1 4* 4* 31 41 6 F Smith J F Daniels & Co4 5 4 7-5 •Apprentice allowance. Time, 12£, 24$, 49}, 1:15}, 1:41}, l:45f. Winner — Ch. m, by Cayuga — Edith, by Long Taw (trained by K. D. Orr). Went to post at 5:15. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Eda Riley showed improvement, was well rated to the stretch and finished fast under .the whip. Lunar ran a good race and was well ridden, but tired in the stretch run and should have won. Watson was probably careless and did not see Eda Riley and knew that he had Kaffir beaten. The latter showed the most early speed. Cherished ran a good race and would have been second in a few more strides. W. B. Gates ran a bad race. Baronet ran poorly for his new owner. Eda Riley, show, 2 to 1. Lunar, show, out. Kaffir, show, 1 to 2. Baronet, show, 3 to 5. Page [5] Detroit Form Chart. DETROIT FORM CHART. DETROIT, MICH., June 12, 1903.— Fifth day. Detroit Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. Weather clear, track slow. Presiding Judge, Joseph A. Murphy. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary, C. C. Westfall. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. 39679 FIRST RACE— 7-8 Mile. " Purse $300. 3-year-olds. Selling. ~ Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39607 ROSEWATER w 105 3 l2 l3 l2 l2 l2 D Hall Ward «£ Harlan 4 — 8 — 8 — 3 — 395S5 DECORATION wb 112 2 3°" 21 24 22 2* T Walsh H C Schulz 8-5 13-513^5 896593JOHN J. REGAN ws 111 7 5nk 4* 33 3° 3« C Kelly %J J Marklein 6 6 6 2 39562 JERRY ws 112 8 7 51 6* 4n* 4" Blake G W Cook 8 20 '0 C 39424 SENOR sb 112 4 21 31 41 5s 5°* First W Steuve & Co 10 10 10 4 S9608?DR. MOODY wb 107 6 4» 6n* 5| 61 G* Munro Miller & Finch 10 15 15 5 ?' ^BEN LEAR w 107 5 6l 7 7 7 7 Battiste Finn & Ross 2 2 8-5 3-5 39442 JELSI w 105 1 8 8 8 8 8 Roman'li E Corrigan 20 30 30 12 Time, 25J, 51$, 1:17J, 1:30}. Winner— Ch. f, by Watercress— Rosette, by Joe Hooker (trained by S. P. Harlan) Went to post at 2:31. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same Rosewater was never in trouble, set her own pace and was never fully extended. Decoration showed improvement over his recent races and always held the others safe' John J. Regan ran his race. Ben Lear ran poorly. Scratched— 39612 Ma'mselle, 109. Rosewater, show, 7 to 5. Decoration, show, out. John J. Regan, show, evens Ben Lear, show, out. • 39680 SECOND RACE— 3"4 Mlle- Purse *300- 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St *4 % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39514 ANGEA W 5 107 1 l2 l2 l2 l3 C Kelly J W Pugh 6 — 8 — 8 — q — 39660 ANGLESEA wb 6 114 S 4" 41 32 21 Wickline E E Farley & Col5 20 20 8 39632 HORSA wb 5 112 2 51 21 23 3" J O'Con'r H McCarren Jr 10 10 5 2 39632*THE BR, DEMONws 5 102 11 8 52 52 4* W Daly W S Laird 21 41 41 2 39391 EUFALLA w 3 94 3 32 31 4* 5s Roman'li Tholl Bros 15 15 10 4 PENELA w 6 107 12 9 9 7 61 Munro E Corrigan 8 12 12 5 36376 JACK M'GINN ws 5 112 5 1 1 P 7' Sullivan W Hoffman 12 12 12 5 39514 S. P. COCHRAN w 5 112 6 6h 8 8 8 R Will'msW H Crawford 10 20 20 8 3P359 JOHN DRAKE ws 5 109 7 10 10 9 9 Preston W McConnell 15 15 12 5 39514sHONEYBROOK w 4 110 15 11 11 10 10 First W Steuve & Co 30 50 50 20 34423 SWALLOW TAIL w 3 94 14 14 14 11 11 J Walsh C M Waters 15 30 30 10 ■■ ' gg 394243*GOO GOO w 3 94 9 12 12 12 12 F Bliss Hickey Bros 21 3 3 6-fi 39378*WALBROOK wb 3 91 13 13 13 13 13 Edwards F Foster 20 40 40 12 33496 LORNE w 3 96 4 2* 6* 14 14 Croghan N Dyment 15 30 30 10 38515 FINE SHOT 6 109 10 15 15 15 15 Lorlnz Dunlap & Co 20 20 8- 4 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 251, 51, 1:17. Winner — Ch. m, by Devotee — Miss Dixon (trained by J. Hall). Went to post at 3:05. At post 7 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second driving Angea showed the most speed throughout and was never bothered Anglesea ran in suddenly improved form. Horsa showed speed, but tired at the end. Goo Goo was Dockett 3 all the way. Eufalla ran a fair race. Angea, show, 8 to 5. Anglesea, show, 4 to 1. Horsa, show, evens. Goo Goo, show, 3 to 5. 39681 TTwaTH-angapC°"rSe- Steeplechase. Purse ?400. 3-year-o'lds and Ind Horses A Wt St 3 6 9 12 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ (31597)TOM CURL ws 5 145 1 l3 l3 l3 l2 14 1= McGov'n W M Webb ■ ! 4 4 i — 394072BILLY RAY ws 4 135 5 3* 3* 3* 32 33 2* Sw'llwell H R Marshall 4 4 4 Ik 39231 GOULD ws 9 153 2 5 5 5 5 4°* 32 Doane J Schladt t3 3 11-W10 39561 ARIUS w 6 148 3 2* 21 2-" 2* 21 4" Taylor J E Lane 9-5 9-5 ±f£k 896102C. CONOVER "W7 143 4 4= 43 4° 4« 5 5 Bowser J Fox 3 1 ' 0 tCoupled in betting. Time, 3:03. Winner— Br. g, by Stuyvesant— Seapolette (trained by W. Webb). Went to post at 3:35. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same ?°F 9U£ w^s m3ver m trouble and there was no apparent effort on the part of those behind him to do any better than they did. Billy Ray outran Gould at the finish. GouTd trailed his field until his rider got ready to make a showing. Arius quit badly No show betting. 39682 ^wari? ^mSr1 mie and 70 Yards* Purse ?40°- ^- Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 396093BANK STREET ws 3 102 4 5 32 31 22 l1 Munro R F Mpvpr* nr n=- o r 396573SCORTIC wsb 4 107 2 21 4* 4 31 22 J Walsh Mackenzfe Bros 21^ l£Jl££* (39636)KILMORIE WB 3 98 3 3^ 5 5 5" 3"* J oyCon*r J W Pugh 2 ! 39587 HONOLULU ws 4 106 1 1* l3 lnt ?o a* 11 43 T Walsh H C Schulz 10 19 395S6*JAMES F. w 3 84 5 41 2^21 4^5 W Daly M J Daly 5 f f U •Apprentice allowance. Time, 241, 51, l:17i, 1:44, 1:48. Winner— B. c, by Troubadour— Brigerta (trained by R. F Meyers) Went to post at 4:08. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the samp Bank Street came very fast in the homestretch, caught Honolulut ring Ind came way without much effort. They were weak efforts on both Scortic and Kilmorie but ^he former drew away easily in the stretch. The latter was never urged until in the last eighth, where O'Conner began to ride him. Too much use was made of Honolulu in the ^l^V^f^Vst ffrle.1^ diSplayed hiS USual early s^" 39683 FIFTH RACJS-1 MI,e- purse ?30°- 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.' Ind Horses AWt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H o p ' (3P612)T. STEWARDESSW 4 102 2 l2 1= 1* l3 li D Hall C A JohnsnnAv^n ; c « £ - 385S3 EARLY EVE w 4 102 10 82 43 32 21 2* Sullivan WsAG T^r J 7 7 o\ 39081 F. WILLOUGHBY w 3 87 S 91 82 6* 52 3* McDon"d W F SehiSf in in L $ 39609 GLENWOOD w 5 111 3 32 3* 2* 31 42 J ffOon r H McCarren Tr 7% 1° 1° 39658 BENCKART w 5 108 1 7 5«* 53 4^ 53 Munro G W Cook If I \ tl 39G073F. A. BULLOCK etaotao 76' U 6™ 6= Roman'li Baker & Gpntrv il \r. I f5 39406 DISCUS W 3 92 11 11 10 10 7 7 M Johns'nP P Dod.S 7 n \x I c 39278 TER. INC'GNITAwb 7 108 9 10 9 9 8 8 Battiste Finn & C is 1* ?l I"5 39631 HOPEDALE ws 4 100 4 22 23 41 9 9 Kennedy Mrs E Harris ion inn im 4n 3SG43 J. H. SLOAN wsb 4 111 5 4" 11 11 11 10 D GilmoreR F Mevtrs % & Pnl^ 9n f 394863LUIGART wsb 3 92 6 ^6- ' 7^ U ^ Paf ^? I C°f g g J Winner— B. f, by Aloha— Mrs. Stuart (trained by C. A. Johnson) n,t.^nt l° post at 4:35v 4* post 3 mInutes. Start good. Won handily second easilv The Stewardess was much the best, had things all her own way and finished wllf hi iRLBg'SFSSFSl » so?pg?o0umnda ,aStS^S^Sns^l&^ Overweights— F. A. Bullock, 3 pounds; Hopedale, 2. « The Stewardess, show, 6 to 5. Early Eve, show. 6 to 5 Flora Willrme-Titw o * i Glenwood, showJL to 2. J3enckart, show, 2 to 5. Discus, show, ' 3 S 5. y' ' t0 1' 39684 -SIX™ RACB=¥Tr2 furlongs. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Allowances. ' Ind Horses AWt St % StrFin ' Jockeys OwlSiri O H C P 355S4ZARKEE w 10S 9 7 8 7 Battiste J L Booker 15 15 12 5 39633 LOUISE? MEINING w^ 105 f f % ? 1 38055 IeSl^OONE Zf^Z 1? 5°, S ^ ^fene. 12 S g , Winner— B. f by Orsini— Lydelia (trained by S.' P. Harlan). Went to post at 5:08. At post 5 minutes. Start fair Won Pn^iiv- tv,^ Tempe J. was lucky at the start and displayed the most early snled anrt won dJSf Siam^ in reserve. Laura Ireland was also away well at the start and to ^ the belt of «,J * Artimesia hung on gamely and ran a good race. Council was aTtanlipl ,,r ? at the +1,2 h^ start ""fflgfflg his stride- Belltoone ^fSoWiS show?TtoJ5: Sh°W' 1 tP 2- ^ Ireland ShOW" 6 to 5- Artimesia, show, 3 to 1. CouncD, Racing Dates Of 1903. RACING DATES OF 1903. Fair Association (St. Louis).... May 2-June 27 Brooklyn Jockey Club (Gravesend) , May 28-.Vune 17 Harlem (Chicago) June c-19 Detroit, Mich june 8-20 Hamilton, Ont June 9-13 Coney Island J. C. (Sheepshead Bay).. ••• June 18-July 7 Washington P. ^ (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 Kinloch Park (St Louis) Aug. 13-29 Hawthorne (Chicago) Aug. 17-29 Coney Island Jockey Club Aug. 29-Sept 12 Highland Park (Detroit) Aug. 29-Sept 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 14-26 Westchester Racing Ass'n Sept -8-Oct 10 Harlem (Chicago) Sept 28-Oct 3 Fair Association (St Louis) Oct S-M Worth (Chicago) f Oct Ml Brighton Beach Oct 12-24 Latonia, Ky...." Oct 2 hNov. 26 Queena County Jockey Club.... Oct 26-Nov. 6 Lakeside, Ind .....Nov. 2-14 Metropolitan Jockey Club Nov 7-14 Washington, D. C. (Bennings) Nov.* 16-Dec E Crescent City J. c. (New Orleans)..... Nov. 26-Dec U Important Stake Dates. IMPORTANT STAKE DATES. M. Lewis Clark Stakes, Harlem, 111.. June 13 St. Louis Derby, St Louis June 13 Tremont Stakes, Brooklyn, N. Y....June 13 Brooklyn Derby, Brooklyn, N. Y June 13 Suburban Handicap, Sheepshead Bay, m., ,' J'"' • June 18 Tidal Stakes, Sheepshead Bay, L. L.June 20 American Derby, Washington Park. .June 20 Frontier Stakes, Highland Park, Mich... , 'y"lL • June 22 Oakwood Handicap, Washington Park Great "Tv'iai StakesV'*Shee^Shead" Bay*. 27 Lawrence LawrPn?p^¥ 'W^°8ton *Park.":3S& } Realization, Sheepshead Bay, Brlfj t0li '. '. ^^'apV ' ' Brighton* ' ' Befchf 7 L I?. °r Stakes- Brighton Beachf Canadian ' Derby," ' Fort ' Erie ' Ont ' " " 'j^i £ ii Washlngto? 'parklju ^^Handlcap. y 18 Hyde Park Stakes, Washington Park Brighton 'Derby,' Brighton* Beach' L rTnfc- al Englewood Stakes, Washington Jark-jffi^ I Saratoga Handicap, Saratoga NY aS?-^ 3 Sta3ieS' SheSead L I... Brighton' Cup, ' BrVghton' Beach,' ' L." LOct S Page [6] T T 1 STAKES AND SPECIAL EVENTS. Harlem — Saturday, June 13". M. Lewis Clark Stakes, $2,ooo T -4 added; 3-year-o!ds. 1 1-8 miles. i^J \J WJlVVI^ \r Monday, June 15. Petite Stakes, $1,500 added; 2- year-olds 4 1-2 furlongs I 1 1 1 |^ Thursday, June 18. Austin Selling Stakes, $1,500 X K~JL \ J added. 3-year-olds and upward. I I-I6 miles HARLEM PARK Wednesday, June 17. The Derby Trial, $1,500 added; Chicago 3- ear-olds. I 1-8 miles. Spring Meeting, June 6th to 19th SM,"te mbl (TWELVE DATS) _ TRAIN SERVICE six or more races daily, Special Illinois Central t^i^^A^A^^S-iii ' How and flalgted St.; returning, first train BEGINNING AT 2:30 P. PA. after iiftli race; others after last race. Iflito Cirnot ClnuntriH leaving Clark and take Stc, stopping at all loop Ldl\C OlIGGl LlcVdlCU stations, leaving Randolph St. at Fifth Ave. 14 minutes later, direct to track without stop, at 12:37, 13:19,12:55, 1 :01, 1:07, ■ I • • r~* jl n ft i V r\ n & t r\ r\ 1: 3, 1:25, 1:37 and 2: 7. Returning, first train after fifth race, stops at all Admission: First Day $ 1 .50; Other Days $ 1 .00. race' stoppi^at a^a- a- Turn If id C* ElnntrSn l"rom "Van Bnren and State Sts. direct to track with-1 WCll III 01. Lluulllu outcliance from 12:30 to 1:15 at short intervals. music by banks cregier's orchestra. Metropolitan Elevated ^rJSriSi^ and VanBuren 8t-at to40tllJ^ve*couneet*I1''^v*'''1 surface electric direct MadiSOtl St Cable M. fiathanson, Sec'y, 8.15 Merchants Loan and Trust Bldg. Fare on Specials, Round Trip, 25 Cents , I The A Handbook of Figures If a • Beyond Comparison ' American SpOrting An Official Compen- dium of Records Manual . _ (COPYRIGHTED) - Summaries by Experts now on sale. f on the Past Year's Doings : = £.5 "■' ■ ■;V^' -: v -" •a*— ,: Edited by 30© In Paper s , F. B. BRUJNELL, ' 50c in Soft Morocco Daily Racing Form Publishing Co. : 124-126 FIFTH AVENUE CHICAGO 19 0 3

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