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Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, June 23, 1903 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1903 drf1903062301 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, June 23, 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] \ ^^^^^^^ 1 VOL,. IX. ]STO. 149. CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JUTSTE 23, 1903. - PRICE 5 CEKTS Incidents Of The Racing. T. J. Gallagher. INCIDENTS OF THE RACING. The track at Washington Park yesterday-was slushy without being sloppy. There was no water visible on the surface and the going was soft but not holding. Patrons of the ring experienced trouble picking choice mud performers, but in each of the events there was a pronounced favorite. In the first race Patsy Brown, played strongly, proved a poor selection. He ran unplaced and did not even encourage his backers at any point. Lord Touchwood and Lucien Appleby, respectively mediums of plunges on the second and third races, were beaten in head finishes. In the last three races Flying Ship, Sylvia Talbot, and Serge, which were supported by an abundance of what is termed wise money, proved worthy of the esteem in which they were held. Throughout the first race Touchstone led the two-year-olds that faced the barrier in that event. He won cantering by over three lengths in the very good time, considering the track, of 501. Pirate, a 15 to. 1 chance, got the verdict in the second race because Lord Touchwood was pocketed from the middle of the back-stretch to the last furlong post and in the end had to squeeze through between Bar-rica and the rail, while Pirate, on the outside, had clear sailing. Little Bobbins, who rode the favorite, moved up to Barrica, the leader, in the backstretch and tried to pass on the inside. L. Jackson, on Barrica, checked the move and Lord Touchwood had to drop back alongside of Pirate, ridden by L. Wilson. The latter took care of the favorite until it was time to make a move to win. Bobbins made a drive to get through at the head of the stretch, but Wilson forced him behind Barrica, the latter being close to the rails. Finally, when Pirate challenged Barrica, Robbins made a desperate drive, sent his horse through on the inside of Barrica and then gave the winner a hard contest, the finish being so close that many expected to see the favorite's number posted. The surprise of the day was the defeat of Lucien Appleby by Schwalbe. Barney Schreiber's filly led throughout. The favorite closed with her coming into the final quarter, but she carried him wide when straightening out and secured an advantage of a length. Henry drew his whip, when there were three-sixteenths to go and Appleby gamely stood a long drive. The filly, however, lasted long enough to win by a head. A mile and seventy yards event for three-year-olds, the fourth event on the card, resulted in a romp for Clay Brothers' filly Flying Ship, carrying 107 pounds. Epicure, packing 122, was easily second. Barney Schreiber's colors reached the goal in front for the second time during the afternoon when Sylvia Talbot won the fifth race, at six furlongs. She made all the running and won as she pleased. John Peters was lapped on her and Skilful was a close third at the end of a half mile. A few strides afterward she had a lead of three lengths and there was no semblance of a contest at the finish. John Peters weakened in the last eighth and ■was beaten out by Skilful and Fleuron. Ed Corrigan's Serge captured the last race, a selling event of a mile. Harry led around to the homestretch, entering which Serge was in a pocket, with Belle Mahone ov tside of him. Bonner, on Serge, would net stay pocketed. He forced out Belle Malic ne, went through and was up with Harry Ik fore a hundred yards of the homestretch i ■ had been traveled. Thereafter the result was a foregone conclusion . The Picket has a filling on the inside of the pastern joint of his left fore leg and a couple of small scars on the joint. The swelling extends up the leg about three inches, but would hardly be observed by anybody excepting an experienced horseman. Carroll Reid, who trains the winner of the Derby, discovered that the leg was filled when the colt was taken back to the stable after his record breaking victory. He immediately applied antiphlogistine and bandaged the leg. Sunday morning a veterinary who was called refused to pass an opinion, but directed that the application of antiphlogistine be continued. Yesterday evening, by request of Carroll Reid, John Rodegap exabined the filling. After the leg had been washed clean he made a critical inspection of the enlargement. He found neither inflam-ation nor soreness. When he rubbed and pressed with considerable weight against the affected spot there was no sign of sensitiveness, the colt paying no attention whatever to the investigator. "It doesn't worry him, but it does worry us," said Reid. To this Rodegap added: "No, he is not a bit sore. He didn't care what I did and I tried to see if I could make him betray evidence of pain. There is no bowed tendon and the only trouble is that he may have ruptured the sheath of a ligament. He may have been kicked or may have struck himself, but the injury does not appear to be serious. At that it is one of those little things that cause Apprehension." The reports that eastern turfmen had made an offer for The Picket was denied by Carroll Reid, As he was leaving Rodegap called attention to the fact that The Picket was in stable K, in which Spokane had a stall when he won the Derby of 1889. T. J. Gallagher. Lucien Appleby Beaten. LUCIEN APPLEBY BEATEN. The steady downpour of rain up to one o'clock yesterday afternoon rendered the going at Washington Park sloppy, ' although there was bottom enough to get a good foothold. Even with this unfavorable condition the racing was good and was productive of some close and exciting finishes. The most important race of the day was the third, a dash of one and one-sixteenth miles for three-year-olds and upward. Lucien Appleby, on his known liking for the going, was made a 9 to 10 favorite, but ran a most disappointing race succumbing to Schwalbe, against whose chances as good as 7 to 1 could be had. To a good start Schwalbe at once shot to the front and displaying much speed throughout was never headed, winning in a drive by a neck from Lucien Appleby, which finished five lengths before Air-light for second place. Lucien Appleby closed up on Schwalbe when turning for home, but the latter outstayed him in a stirring last eighth struggle. Airlight tired fast when the pinch came and the same may be said of Hoodwink. Sylvia Talbot certainly is a high-class filly in a muddy track. She had no trouble whatever in annexing the purse of the fifth race, a six furlongs dash for three-year-olds and upward, to her owner's credit Off well in her stride, she assumed command at once and displaying keen speed throughout really made the field look cheap, winning by three and a half lengths from Skilful, which fin-Ished three before Fleuron for second place. (Continued on second page.) LUCIEN APPLEBY BEATEN. (Continued from first page.) Skilful, swung wide when turning for home, jlosing some ground. Fleuron easily outstayed John Peters in the last eighth. The latter showed much early speed. The first race of the day, a half mile sprint for two-year-olds, resulted In an easy vic- ' tory for Touchstone. Off well in his stride, he assumed the lead at once and was never , headed, winning as his rider pleased by three and. a half lengths from Atlantico, which beat out Stumpy one and a half lengths for \ second place. Atlantico made up ground rapidly In- the final eighth and finished going fast. Stumpy tired palpably in/the closing strides'. v I The second race, a dash of one mile for three-year-olds and upward resulted in a close finish, Pirate and Lord Touchwood passing over the line on even terms, none but the judges being in a position to separate them. Pirate won by the shortest of margins, Lord Touchwood finishing one length before Barrica for second place. The last named led until entering the last sixteenth, where Pirate and Lord Touchwood closed up on her. It appeared for a moment as if Lord Touchwood, next to inside rail, would win, but Pirate finished resolutely and nipped him on the post. Barrica faltered just a shade in the closing strides. Pyrrho moved up after entering the last quarter, but fell away badly beaten when a sixteenth out. Flying Ship had little trouble in proving her superiority in the fourth race, a dash of one mile and seventy yards for three-year-olds. She fairly revelled in the going and led the field from start to finish, winning as her rider pleased by two and a half lengths from Epicure, which beat Lendin ten for second place. Epicure ran a good race considering the weights. Both Lendin and Hmarinen appeared unable to extend themselves freely in the going. The concluding race, a dash of once around the track, for three-year-olds and upward, proved to be an easy thing for Serge. Harry, with but 87 pounds up, showed the way to the homestretch, where he tired fast and fell away beaten giving place to Serge. The latter then came on under slight urging, but had the field well beaten in the final sixteenth, winning by a length and a half from Adelante, which finished two before Mr. Dingle for second place. Adelante made up ground fast in the lasti eighth. Mr. Dingle came with a rush at the end, nipping Harry on the post for third place. The crowd was the largest ever seen, following a Derby attendance, and this despite the unfavorable track and weather conditions. Should no rain fall today the track will dry fast, but still be slow. Washington Park Form Chart. WASHINGTON PARK FORM CHART. CHICAGO, ILL., June 22, 1903. — Second day. The Washington Park Club. Summer Meeting. Weather cloudy, track sloppy. k Presiding Judge, J. F. Morse. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, James Howard. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W Indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. QAQ pr rj FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile. $700 added; $100 to second; $50 to third. O t/OtJ I 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St *4 Vz % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39812 TOUCHSTONE w 100 1* 14 1* 14 Adkins W A Blagg 4 5 5 2 39763 ATLANTICO w 108 64 42 4* 24 S Bonner E J Baldwin 10 15 15 5 (39129) STUMPY w 115 4nk 2s- 22 3n" H Phillips J Fay 5 10 10 4 39411 HELGERSON ws 105 2nt 7* . 54 41 Henry P Dunne 10 12 10 4 3961C3PATSY BROWN w 115 3nk 31 3* 55 Domin'k F T Wood 6-5 7-511-101-2 DARRO ws 118 S 8 6« E Will'msChinn&Forsythe 20 75 60 15 (39613) GOLD PIECE w 115 7nk 55 61 72 Helg'sen S S Brown 6 10 8 3 39564 VIRGINIA BOY wb 105 5nk 6°k 8 8 Shilling Mrs R Bradley 20 30 25 8 Time, 25|, 50g. Winner — Ch. g, by Bonnie Joe — Belle Decker (trained by R. H. Blagg). Went to post at 2:30. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won in a canter; second easily. Touchstone, off well in his stride, took kindly to the going and showing much speed won as his rider pleased. Atlantico came with a rush at the end and_was much the best of the others. Stumpy tired palpably when the pinch came after showing early speed. Helgerson made up ground in the stretch and finished strongly. Patsy Brown was not well ridden and beaten just after turning for home. Gold Piece appeared unable to extend herself with freedom in the going. Scratched— 397882Gus Heidorn, 118. Overweights — Helgerson, 2 pounds. Touchstone, show, evens. Atlantico, show, 2 to 1. Stumpy, show, 8 to 5. Patsy Brown. show, 3 to 10. . . - . 5hO Q SECOND RACE — 1 Mile. $600 added; $100 to second; $50 to third. — ~ ~ I J Ot/OuO 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % StrFin Jockeys ' Owners O H C~P~ 39569*PIRATE w 3 87 6* 21 36 2l 33 ln L Wilson M Blardone & Col5 15 12 4 398372»L. TOUCHWOODw 3 87 4°k 34 24 3» 2°k 2* Robbins J Arthur 6-5 7-5 6-5 1-2 2859S BARRICA w 6 109 2^ V- 11 1= l1 3" L JacksonE Park 50 75 60 15 39716 PYRRHO ws 4 110 3h 4l 4l 4* 4* 4* H PhillipsJ F Hacker 6 10 9 3 3976o*MISTRESS JOY w 3 90 5nk 6* 6nt 62 5* 51 J Booker T C McDowell 4 61 6 2 39506 EL GHOR w 7 111 1 = 5& 5s 55 6s 6s Domin'k J J Greely 6 9 8 2S 39508 SHOGUN wsb 3 95 7* 7* 710 715 710 71S S Bonner E C Reynolds 4 7 6 2 39516 JENA w 6 109 S 8 8 8 8 8 Timms Mrs M Goldblatt 20 30 25 8 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 27, 52, 1:19, l:46g. Winner — B. g, by Pirate of Penzance — Gallop (trained by M. Blardone). Went to post at 3:00. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Pirate took kindly to the going and standing a long stretch drive just got up in, time to win on the post. Lord Touchwood faltered slightly just before turning for home, but rallied in the final eighth and finished gamely under a strong ride. Barrica ran a good race, showing much speed, but faltered just a shade in the closing strides. Pyrrho tired fast in the final eighth. The others were never serious contenders. Scratched— 39S37 Hot, 107. Overweights — El Ghor, 1 pound. Pirate, show, 8 to 5. Lord Touchwood, show, 1 to 4. Barrica, show, 6 to 1. :«{ Q O pr Q THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. $800 added; $125 to second; $75 to third. OvOtJt/ 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39/38 SCHWALBE w 4 105 4 1* 14 V- 1* 1* L Wilson B Schreiber 6 7 6 39787 LUC. APPLEBY w 4 105 3* 34 34 2* 2* 2* Henry Durnell & Herz 7-101 9-101-3 39534 AIRLIGHT w 3 96 1* 4 4 4 3& .31 Helg'sen S S Brown 3 41 41 1 39786 HOODWINK w 4 100 2nk 24 24 3" 4 4 J Booker S G Morton 5 7 6 7-5 Time, 25g, 51g, l:17g, l:45g, l:52g. Winner— Blk. f, by Sain— Gratitude (trained by W. Whalen). Went to post at 3:30. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second easily. Schwalbe revelled in the going and stood a long stretch drive. She carried Lucien Appleby out when turning for home. The latter was under keen pressure all through the last quarter, but the winner held him safe all through the last sixteenth. Airlight was bumped Into by Hoodwink at the start, losing her stride. She tired all over in the final eighth when running next to the inside rail. Hoodwink faltered a shade in the closing strides. Scratched— (39786)McChesney, 122; 39685 Jiminez, 109. Overweights — Airlight, 1 pound. No show betting. iiOQftn FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. $700 added; $100 to second; $50 Q t/ODV to third. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St 34 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P ' 397852FLYING SHIP w 107 2" l2 }i 14 1* 14 Helg'sen Clay Bros 7-5 8-5 3-2 1-2 39639 EPICURE w 122 1" 24 24 2* 2« 2" S Bonner A T Dobson 9-5 21 11-53-5 39701 LENDDST wb 112 3°k 34 34 3* 3* 31 Domin'k F Cook 3 si 31 « 39664 ILMARINEN W107 444444B Davis Talbot Bros 10 12 10 3 Time, 25g, 51g, l:17g, 1:45|, 1:50. Winner— B. f, by Flying Dutchman— Phalia (trained by W. Clay). Wen to post at 4:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won in a canter; second easily. Flying Ship was much the best, holding her field safe at all stages and winning as her rider pleased. Epicure ran a good race considering the weights. He had no chance to beat the winner and was not persevered with to any extent in the final eighth. Lendln • tired after the first five furlongs had been run. Hlmarinen appeared unable to extend herself freely in the going. Scratched— 39764 Collonade, 112; 39639 Santon, 112. No show betting. t QQ£»1 FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. $700 added; $100 to second; $50 to third. O *7Q\JJL 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~" 39S092SYLVTA TALBOT 3 106 3Bk l2 H 14 14 L Wilson B Schreiber 7-5 8-5 7-5 1-2* 39833 SKILFUL ws 3 111 11 21 . 34 34 2? Helg'sen C R Ellison 3 3 JM*i 39489 FLEURON wsb 6 119 5° 44 42 4* 3* Landry J J Zurborg & Co60 100 Tootn (37268) JOHN PETERS w 4 122 & 3* 22 21 4* Domii?k S C Hildreth T 7 7 27796*CAVIAR w 6 124 4°* 5" 5" 5« 52° Wond'ly MHTichenor&Co 10 10 5 8-5 x 39509 JOE MARTIN w 6 124 6 ^ 6 6 6 P Phillips S S Tracey & Co 15 20 20 8 Winner — Ch. f, by Balgowan— Parolee (traine'd by W. Whalen). ' OOHTIinjKD OK MTTH F-81, V WASHINGTON PARK FORM CHART-CONTINUED. Went to post at 4:30. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. "Won easily; second the same. Sylvia Talbot revelled in the going and the result was never in doubt. Skilful ran well and was easily best of the others. He swung wide when turning for home, losing a little pround. neuron wore down John Peters in the final sixteenth. The latter moved up fast just before turning for home, but faltered when the pinch came. Caviar ran a dull race and | was never a serious contender. Joe Martin wheeled as the barrier went up and was F virtually left. I Scratched— 396143Golden Hule, 121; (37609)L'Etrenne, 119; (39G88)Dick Welles, 111. L Sylvia Talbot, show, out. Skilful, show, 2 to 5. Fleuron, show, 6 to 1. m QQ W) SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. $600 added; $100 to second; $50 to third. E, Q \y O Q j£i 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. ■ Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P ■ 39740 SERGE ws 3 103 3" 3nk 321 32 H 14 S Bonner E Corrigan 21 31 3 6-5 ■ 392392*ADELANTE wb 5 106 5nt 7nk 6nk 5s 4nt 22 L Wilson W & J Carroll 10 15 15 6 ■ 39S0S*MR. DINGLE ws 3 97 81 831 4* 41 5* 3" Adkins D S Fountain 5 5 41 8-5 ■ 268132*HARRT wsb 3 87 0"k l3 1= l3 2* 44 Robbins MHTichenor&Co 6 10 8 3 ■ 395462BELLE MAHONEw 3 102 2* 221 23 221 3nk 5* Helg'sen S K Hughes & Co6 12 10 4 ■ 39537*PRINCE BLAZ'Swb 8 106 9 9 9 73 6nk 6* J WilliamDurnell & Herz 6 7 5 2 ■ 396913*ALEE wb 6 106 7nk 61 72 62 7" 71* H PhillipsF Cook 4 5 41 8-5 ■ 39835*THE FORUM w 3 95 4nk 4h 51 S8 8s 8s J Booker M D Miller ' 6 10 8 3 ■ 395443J. GREENBERG W 3 105 lh 5s Snk 9 9 9 L JacksonJ Fay 15 40 30 10 ■ 'Apprentice allowance. Time, 251, 51§, l:18g, 1:47. ■ Winner — B. c, by Sir Modred — Baby (trained by S. Williams). ■ Went to post at 5:00. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. ■ Serge moved up fast turning for home and easily wore down Harry in the final sixteenth. ■ Adelante came with a rush at the end after making up ground in the final quarter. Mr. ■ Dingle finished fast and just got up in time to nip Harry on the post. The latter showed ■ much speed, but tired fast when a furlong out. Belle Mahone was beaten when turning ■ for home. The others were never serious contenders. I Overweights — Mr. Dingle, 1 pound. I Serge, show, 3 to 5. Adelante, show, 2j to 1. Mr. Dingle, show, 4 to 5. ; Page [2] ISSUED EVERT DAY. DAILY RACING FORM PUB, CO. PUBLISHERS OF WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN. •■ntered in the Post Office, at Cki««*o aa second class matt»r. "Ta4 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. COPYRIGHTED. Entered according to Act of Congxeas. In Ttne year 1903, by Frank H. Brunell. In the - office of the Librarian of Congrwa «t Washington, D. C U. S. A. _ TThe chart and Index numbers and track form of Dally Racing Form must not bo used. They are copyrighted dally and vrill be keenly protected.] A Daily Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. Editor and Proprietor, F. H. Brunall-Assoclato Editor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Bruntll. SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. Subscriptions Must be Paid In Advance. 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Linguist, Qregor K. Fifth Race— Americano, 8tuy ve, Evening Star. Sixth Race— Haviland, Lord Melbourne, Modicum. Washington Park Entries. WASHINGTON PAKE ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track heavy. 'Apprentice allowance. li&Rnns well in mad, First Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. HoretB. Age. Wt, Hdcp. 39642 Sea Lion ® ... 7 .. 108 705 598T7 Latson 8.. ..105 700 39765 Amur 5. ...105 725 (S9j49)North Wind 4 ...104 655 39537 Marcos 4.. ..104 690 397803Little Duchess II. .. Sf ... 5.. ..103 680 S9891 Do Madge 6....103 685 39565 Lady Chorister 5. ...103 700 39858*Pyrrho 4.... 99 705 398 VJ* Brownie Anderson.. 6.... 98 685 398582*Lord Touchwood... 3.... 85 710 Second Race— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. HorBes,color,sox&pedigree. A, Wt. Hdcp. (39836)Copperfiold 118 685 l39739jProceeds 118 690 397E9 Toltec .113 690 39«843Firbane ..113, 665 3973U St. Paris 9 ...113v 675 Fox Lake, b. c, by Water Level— Vigilette 113 39788 Beneficent.. ....113 650 39759 Walter Duffy *....11S 665 S91752Rainland 113 690 (39554)Bugler .. ©....113 660 39730 Town Moo* I*.... 113 6 10 39836 Potor Panl ©....110 700 Third Race— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. The Lakeside Stakes. $2,000 added, (S9444)Shawana 118 675 S98362Advantage 118 695 (39713)tBadger Girl 118 695 (38825)+Lucy E. S 118 665 (38843)tOrient 118 665 (39797)tAnne Davis 115 695 388972Shaitan ©....115 640 39788 Lady Freo Knight 115 675 (39788)QliBten... ©....115 695 89713 Handsome Florry 115 690 (S9238)3ilk Maid.. 115 700 39836 Liberty Bell 110 665 S97133Memories ...110 685 Alice Commoner, ch. f, by The Commoner— Alice Brand 110 t tJ. L. Slaughter entry. ?T, P. Hayes entry. Fourth Bace— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39598 Waswift ©.„. 4.. ..107 ......750 (398321 Gregor K ©.... 3... .104 725 39787 Thane ©.... 4.... 100 725 39834 Linguist ©.... 3.. ..100 725 39832 Glassfull ©.... 3.... 99 720 398323Bondage © ... 3.... 97 ..:...725 S9832 Esherin ©.... 3.... gs 705 398S2 Mary Lavana ©.... 3.... 92 675 Fifth Bace- 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 39861 John Peters ©.... 4....122 680 39040 Brnlare ©.... 8.. ..119 705 39199 Trinity Bell ©.... 5... .114 715 397552Balm of Gilead © .... 4 .... 112 675 39325 Foxy Kane -.. ©.... 3....111 685 39688 Mayor Johnson © ... 4.... 109 665 39736 Stuyve ©.... 4.... 109 720 (39462)Stand Pat ©.... 3....108 665 398333Evening Star ©.... 4.. ..107 720 39639 Americano ©.... 3.... 101 725 Sixth Bace— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olda and upward, Sailing, 39604 Kunja ©.... 7.. ..107 705 89835*Love's Labor 6.... 104 690 (39716)Alice Dougherty.... ©.... 6.. ..103 690 (39835)Warte Nicht ©.... 3 ...101 685 39366*Galanthus.... ©.... 5 ...100 710 39432 2* Jerry Hunt © ... 7.... 100 680 398353*fi. B. Campbell ©.... 5... .100 690 S97892*Haviland © ... 6.. ..100 725 (39789)*Modicnm 3.... 98 7J5 (39536) Lord Melbourne.... © ... 3.... 90 720 (39808)Orsina 3.... 90 715 Established 1890 Q/JllffA fj Q Before the public DuIkU I L every day. 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ILL. desiring quality— not quantity— who are in aposi- tion to place a bet on something good— WHEN IT WholfisalB and Retail Distributsr fo^Ba^a\^B^i!^c^nw^m^^ — _ — QflNiEL STOKER 4826 SBStSS.^ MILLER & GRAY n i n i 4- Chicago-TUBF EXPE RTS — New York T R R M R S S R R R I I fl 11 S BOOM 18, 122 LA 8ALLR ST, CHICAGO. I UUI I U V W M U |U U 1 1 U 1 1 O 50 Cents Dally, $2.50 Weekly. My information comprises the THREE VERY Bad Racing Luck ^^^t^^L^^ Nearly all our first choices were scratched. $ I Dally. $5 Weekly. "Wired Anywhere. Tuesday at Washington Park two good mud- 4TUE INDIUM" 167 DEARBORN ST., 1fr?8 D?n^m^S thein "it IfJlLilAll, Boom 411. , , . r-i Five Actual * Specials $3.00. Actual winners ,.. . ' . . only counted. Wired to any part of U. 8. ZZ^ Z I Sheets on sale, 11 a. m., at office, news stands iJllT* Splppf inriQ Clark and Madison, Michigan and Randolph, Cot- ^V^XV-.V^UIWIAO W Qtoraand 61st St. and main gate at race track. m g^gjj hy Opg^, MQ\m\m. j "Rflw *iia*«im" Only syetem beatine the Onr sheet is filed with the Daily Racing Form belli V tiVSIHm races every day!! Freo fore noon nyery day. For selections and terms mj vjuiuiii booklet, full particulars call at office. No extra charge for specials, how $20 earns $6 daily. L. C. WOODS, L. C. W. CTftftJICVP PH 185 Dearborn St., Suite Box G. P., Chicago. Ol Mil it I & UU. 003. Phone 5308 Cent. FREE TIPS ! Are you playing the WINNERS? Do you know there are sources of obtaining ADVANCE" INFORMATION on the condition of the horses when it is the intention of the trainers to send their horses "OUT TO WIN" which the average bettor has not the opportunity to obtain. I have received so many requests for a trial wire of my DAILY PADDOCK SPECIALS that I take this opportunity to show you the kind, of WINNING INFORMATION I wire to my clients each day, and that I am in reach of information that others cannot obtain. Whether you are a winner or a loser, let me convince you how easy it is to win big money when you have the right kind of information from inside sources; also the real value of a STABLE TIP. I have TWO STABLE KILLINGS that are going to come off at odds of about 15 to 1 /on Thursday, June 25th, and Saturday, June 27th. They will start in races on the above dates and have been specially prepared for the above dates and the stable has every confidence in their winning both EVENTS. In order to demonstrate that GOOD. STRAIGHT INSIDE STABLE INFORMATION can always be had by subscribing to my DAILY TRACK WIRES, I will send you the name of the horses on the above dates if you will agree to remit my fee (TWO DOLLARS) immediately after the horses win. To take advantage of the above FREE TIP in advance address at once, W. J. Fuller, P. O. Box 205, Gravesend, N. V. TOUCHSTONE, 6 to i , Advertised Extra Special, Won. SER6E, 3 to I, a Good Thing, Won. SYLVIA TALBOT, 2 to 1 , Won. LORD TOUCHWOOD, a Place. SGHWALBE, 8 to I, a Place. FLYING SHIP, a Place. today Washington Park today A 6 to 15 to 1 Extra Special. Thursday an 8 to 12 to 1 Extra Special. NOTICE— In event of above specials not finishing: 1—2—3 purchased sheets' are exchangeable regardless of other winners on Form -Letter Handicap sheet. ATTENTION— Specials for sale at all cigar and rod hot stands at race track. TERMS: $2.00 for each ONE HORSE EXTRA SPECIAL WIRE or six for $10.00. For out of town, service address PRIVATE OFFICE— 94 Lincoln Ave., Chicago, Hi, 'Phone Dearborn 3031. COL. J. C. WOOTEBS, MANAGER. Bunco Broncho Information Company OFFICE: 315, 167 DEARBORN ST. 'PHONE CENTRAX 6138. Page [3] Coney Island Form. CONEY ISLAND F'ORM. The form of Tuesday's Sheepshead Bay fields is: First Race— Goldsmith, Astarlta, Olympian. Second Race— Agnes D., St. Sever, King-raine. Third Race— Moharib, Whitney entry, Monsoon. Fourth Race— Haggin entry, River Pirate, Invincible. Fifth Race— Polite, The Regent, Bar Le Due. Sixth Race — Articulate, His Eminence, Dr. Saylor. Coney Island Form. — t CONEY ISLAND FORM. New York, June 22.— The horses seeming to have the best chances in Tuesday's races are: First Race— City Bank or King Pepper. Second Race— Ethics or Highlander. Third Race— Whitney entry or Monsoon. Fourth Race— Haggin entry or River Pirate. Fifth Race— Tioga or Courtenay. Sixth Race— Mackey Dwyer or His Eminence. • H. Forsland. Coney Island Entries. CONEY ISLAND ENTRIES. Probabilities : Woathar clear ; track good. Runs well in mud. First Race— 3-4 Mile. (On Main Track.) 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 3S9053Olympian 5. .118 ....735 39619 Operator 5.. 118 ....730 39793 City Bank 4.. 118 ....725 334793Goldsmith 4.. 118 ....750 396192King Pepper i .. 5. .115 ....730 302S62 Unmasked 6.. 115 ....720 39793 Yardarm 3. .105 ....725 39741 Sir Voorhies 3.. 105 ....720 397193Toscan i .. 3.. 105 ....730 S9416- Cinquevalli ►{«.. 3. .105 ....710 39719 John A. Scott 3.. 105 ....735 39745 Sentinel 3.. 102 ....700 39353 Sweet Nell 3.. 100 ....725 39570 Interval 3. .100 ....720 39S17sAstarita 3..100 ....740 Second Race— 1 1-8 Milts. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling:. Ind. Horses, color, box & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 398C8 Carbuncle G..U5 ....730 397C9 Ethics HK. 5. .106 ....725 39S393Kingraine 5..104 ....735 (39G47) Agnes D 5. .103 ....750 397G92Highlander i .. 4.. 101 ....730 39819 Thorneycroft 5.. 100 ....720 (39C00) Knight of the Garter.. 9. .100 ....735 Pass Book, b. c, by Order —Utility 3.. 9S 39819 St. Sever 4.. 97 ....740 39819 Royal Pirate 3.. 86 ....720 Third Race— Last 5 1-2 Furlongs. (Futurity Coarse.) 2- year-olds. Allowances, The Surf Stakes. $2,500 added. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. (39S40)fInflexible 129 ....790 39840 White Plume 119 ....760 (38521)tKnobhampton 118 ....775 39840JPrecious Stone 118 ....780 39S40*tMimosa 115 ....780 39840 Gallant 114 ....760 39816 Brooklynite 114 ....750 398143Yellow Hammer 114 ....775 31*792 Moharib ' 114 ....800 396093Greencrest •£•••111. ....750 39S403Monsoon ......Ill ....790 tW. C. Whitney entry. , %G. B. Morris entry. Foarth Race— 7-8 Kile (Futurity Course.) 3- year-olds. Allowances. The Swift Stakes. $2,000 added. 39S392Duke of Kendal 121 ....730 39264 Rigodon 118 ....720 39147 Brigand 118 ....715 298432Mackey Dwyer 116 ....735 39793 Yardarm Ill ....715 39741tSir Voorhies Ill ....725 398412tCharles Elwood Ill ....750 39744 Merry Acrobat 4*..1U .-..730 i (39741)Illyria HK.U1 ....725 ; 39841 River Pirate r ..lll ....740 i 39718 Invincible Ill ....735 396G83Stamping Ground *..106 ....730 i tJ. B. Haggin entry. Fifth Kace— 1 Mile. 3-year-old8 and upward. Selling. Apprentice Riders. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt, Hdcp. , 3C3S6 Peacock 3. .106 ....690 , 39191 Cardigan 4. .103 ....695 392662Past 4.. 102 ....715 Beau Gray, ch. c, by De Beauvoir— Barbara Gray. 4. .102 39697 Bar Le Due 4.. 102 ....715 ; 39815 Scoffer 3.. 100 ....700 38954sThe Talisman ►£»•- 4.. 98 ....705 39769 Courtenay * .. 4.. 96 ....715 396973Tioga 3.. 96 ....710 39511 The Regent 5.. 95 ....720 39501 Flara 5.. 95 ....705 39771 Polite 3.. 94 ....725 ; 39619 Reformer 4.. 93 ....700 39791 Dark Planet 3.. 91 ....715 39570 Step Away 4.. 91 ....705 39050 Bobbinet 4-.. 3.. 85 ....710 Sixth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. (On Turf.) 8-year-olda and upward. Handicap. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39793 Articulate *.. 5..126 ....750 39793»Hunter Raine 4*.' 4..123 ... .725 / 39793 His Eminence *.. 5..115 ....740 398432Mackey Dwyer HK. 3. .108 ....735 39291 Flying Buttress 4..100 ....725 (39795)Colonsay 3.. 98 ....730 39767 Dr. Saylor 3.. 97 ....735 St. Louis Form. ST. LOUIS FORM. The Form of Tuesday's St. Louis Fair Grounds fields is: First Race— Getchel, Mengis, Instrument. Second Race— Kittle G., Goudy, Saline. Third Race— Wreath of Ivy, Check Morgan, St. Agnes H. Fourth Race— Taby Tosa, Kaffir, W. B. Gates. Fifth Race — The Black Scot, Orleans, Tempt. Sixth Race— Eugenia S., Castake, Dawson. St. Louis Form. ST. LOUIS FORM. St. Louis, Mo., June 22.— The horses seeming to have the best chances in Tuesday's races are: First Race — Getchel or Mengis. Second Race— Gas Lighter or Be True. Third Race— Wreath of Ivy or Check Morgan. Fourth Race— Kaffir or Jack Young. Fifth Race— Orleans or Hook Se Oka. Sixth Race— Pierce J.or Broodier. R. J. Collins. St. Louis Entries. i ; i i , , ; ; ST. LOUIS ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather cloudy ; track heavy. 'Apprentice allowance. £6 Runs well in mud, First Race— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree, Wt. Hdcp. 39748 Muscoyoir 118 ....705 39S20 The Farrier 106 ....700 ♦Bell the Cat, b. c, by Carlsbad—Lady Loyal 104 39012 Two S 103 ....700 39748 Collin George ^..103 ....705 39522 Castlegregory 103 ....710 39772 Getchel 4/..103 ....725 39748*Little Pirate 101 ....715 39S22*Mengis 98 ....720 ♦Short Stop, ch. f, by Joe Norwood— Golda 95 39S20 Instrument 93 ....715 Second Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward, Belling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39800 Be True 7. .109 ....710 39800 Mollie T 4.. 108 ....715 39846 Tenny Belle 5..107 ....700 39579 Saline 5.. 106 ....715 394613Pay the Fiddler 4-. 7. .106 ....705 39431*Our Lady 5. .105 ....705 39S002tKittie G. 6. .104 ....725 39844 Oakling 4.. 104 ....695 39605 Thoth 4.. 104 ....705 398253Almanzo 4. .103 ....700 39523 Gas Lighter 3. .102 ....715 39484 Mr. Dooley 3.. 102 ....690 39649 Catherine Knox 4.. 97 ....690 3984624Goudy 3.. 93 ....720 39846*Helen Hay 3.. 92 ....695 Third Race— 5 1-3 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 398473Check Morgan 4.. 112 ....720 (39775) Wreath of Ivy 10S ....725 397753St. Agnes II 108 ....715 39S69 Ora McKinney ^...103 ....705 398202Princess Lucille ^..103 ....715 Fourth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (39848) Taby Tosa 4..109 ....725 39701 Jack Young HK. 3.. 105 ....71& 39S723Kafllr 4.. 102 ....720 39874 W. B. Gates 7..101 ....715 Fifth Kace— 7 1-8 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward, Selling, ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. (39844)^The Black Scot 6..111 ....725 35754 Benham 9. .111 ....710 39750 Tom Crabb 4. .109 ....700 39603 Lynch 4. .109 ....705 (37766)Lord NCville 8. .109 ....715 39751 Countess Clara 4.. 5.. 109 ....700 (39824)*Orleans 4". • 5.. 109 ....720 Lady Adalene, br. f, by Charade— Bounida 4. .107 39178 Extol 3..106 ....710 39494*Peaches 4-- 5.. 104 ....700 3979S*Professor Neville 4.. 104 ....715 39825*Tempt 5. .104 ....715 39700*Venus Victrix 4.. 102 ....705 394644Luna Minor 4. .102 ....700 39724 Hook Se Oka 3. .101 ....710 Sixth Race— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39798 Dr. Carrick 5.. 108 ....700 (39821) Chandoo 4... 4. .108 ....700 397002Pierce J 4-.. 4.. 108 ....710 39777 Broodier 4.;105 ....705 39824 Dawson i .. 4. .105 ....715 39752 Castake 4*.. 8.. 100 ....720 39698^King's Pet 4/.. 7. .100 ....690 398493Margie S 4.. 98 ....695 39821^ Joe Doughty T.. $8 — 715 39747 Nan Dora 7.. 98 ....690 397773*Eliza Dillon 4.. 98 ....710 39821 Lasso 6.. 98 ....69o 398212Eugenia S 7.. 93 ....725 39821 Neversuch 4'- 3.. 87 -...690 39821 Hegira 3.. 85 ....705 Highland Park Form. HIGHLAND PARK FORM. The form of . Tuesday'3 Highland Park fields is: First Race— Filly Deck, Maxette, Camem -bert. Second Race— Laura Ireland, Outfield, Nettle E. Third Race— Autolight, Scortlc, Leflare. Fourth Race— Flora Bright, Artist, Geisha Girl. Fifth Race— Moroni, Arachne, John Coulter. Sixth Race— Insolence, Sortie, Binehelio. Highland Park Form. HIGHLAND PARK FORM. Detroit, Mich., June 22.— The horses seeming to have the best chances in Tuesday's races are: First Race-rFilly Deck, Demi Tasse, Maxette. Second Race— Laura Ireland, Outfield, Nettie E. Third Race— Scortic, Autolight, 'Leflare. Fourth Race— Artist, Flora Bright, Briers. Fifth Race— Arachne, Oil in the Can, Prism. Sixth Race— Binehelio, Sortie, Curate. T. K. Lynch. Highland Park Entries. HIGHLAND PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather cloudy ; track heavy. 'Apprentice allowance. ©Bans well in mud, First Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. End. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39484 Woolsack 105 ....700 39804 Stephen Lilliard 103 ....705 39526 Ravelment 103 ....715 39224*Camembert 100 ....715 39656 Maxette .. 98 ....720 39607 Annola 98 715 39090 Filly Deck .. 98 ....725 39S023Fiorenza 98 ....710 39S02 Demi Tasse 98 ....705 39757^Diamonds and Rubies 93 ....710 (second Race— 1-2 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 39505 Outfield 107 ....720 396842Laura Ireland 4/.. 106 ....725 Game Cock, blk. c, by Black Cock— Valorous 105 397533The Globe 104 ....710 39497 Blackberries 103 ....705 Deon Lee, b. c, by Scorpion-Louise Lee 102 .. 38908 Nettie E 99 ....715 Third Race— 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39683 Benckart 5. .102 ....710 39708 Autolight 5..100 ....725 (39781)Scortic 4-- 4. .100 ....720 (39681)Tom Curl 9.. 97 ....700 39829 Leflare ►}«.. 4.. 97 ....715 Fourth Kace— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. 39875 Black Dick 5.. 115 ....705 39517*ChanterelIe : 4.. 105 ....715 39779 Sly Boots 4» 3..105 ....710 39266 Geisha Girl 3..103 ....715 39189 Briers 4".. 3.. 103 ....700 39544 Rusioni 3.. 103 ....700 39488 Flora Bright 3.. 103 ....725 39424 Artist 3.. 100 ....720 Fifth Race— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 39083 Arachne 5..111 ....720 39591 Moroni HK- 8. -110 ....725 34905 Similar 4.. 107 ....705 39488 Jigger ■. 4. .105 ....715 398283Nellie Forest 5.. 105 ....710 39209 Pat My Boy 5. .103 ....690 39422 Rosy M 5.. 100 ....700 39083 Buckley 4.. 100 ....690 39557 Clarena 4.. 100 ....695 39733 Has Gift 4.. 9S ....710 39S53^Prism % .. 3.. 96 ....705 39544 John Coulter 4-. 3.. 96 ....715 39S04 Prosader 3.. 92 ....700 39470*011 in the Can 3.. 87 ....705 Sixth Kace— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and npward. . Selling. 39545 Binehelio 4..107 ....715 39506 Curate 4/.. 4. .107 ....705 (39853)Sortie 5.. 102 ....720 39710 Bean 5.. 100 ....705 39855a*Presgrave 5.. 97 ....710 (^^♦Insolence 4/.. 4.. 94 ....725 39549*Ruby Ray 4".. 4.. 88 ....715 398023Kiwasa 3.. 86 ....700 39484*Not Wisely 3.. 78 ....710 Detroit Statistics. DETROIT STATISTICS. The Detroit meeting, which closed Saturday, was productive of $35,170 to owners who raced their horses there, a daily average of $2,930. Owners credited with having won $300 "or more rank as follows: Owners. Amt. Owners. Amt. G. Hendrie $4,015 Mrs.J.M.Hoffman$. 505 Tholl Bros 3,115 Ward & Harlan . 500 J. W. Pugh 2,450 W. H. Robinson.. 50C W. F. Schulte ...1,590 C. Hak & Sons... 50C N. Dyment 1,575 J. W. May 475 E. Corrigan 1,360 Mrs. F. Simons... 45C J. H. Baker 1,050 J. J. Marklein ... 450 AV. Gerst ..' 925 J. R. Croker 425 M. C. Moore 925 W. S. Laird 400 H. C. Schulz 825 Mackenzie Bros... 400 S.E.Parmer&Co.... 750 P. M. Burch 300 S.W.Streett&Co.. 650 M. J. Daly 300 F. Foster 645 Hickey Bros 300 C.A.Johnson&Co. 625 W. F. McLean ... 300 S. S. Brown 600 Moore & Strauss. 300 H. D. Beams .... 600 W. Steuve & Co. 300 R. F. Meyers 600 W. M. Webb 300 Baker & Gentry.. 525 R. M. Westerfield 300 His victory in the International Derby put Reservation at the head of the list of winning horses, those that captured $300 or more being: Horses. Amt. Horses. Amt. Reservation $3,985 Insolence $450 Luralighter 2,640 Shrine 450 Silk Cord 1,440 The Stewardess . 450 Easy Street ......1,395 Fonsoluca 430 Sardine .1,330, L^^^^^^H Batts ..............1,315 Se^^^^H Branch 925 Ki^^^^^H Fore and Aft .... 700 Ed^^^^^l Mrs. Frank Fost'r 645 D"^^^^^H Joe Lesser 600 BJ^^^^^^H Golden Cottage ..*. 525 B^^^^^^l Pluck : 525. A^^^^^H Little Luchass II. 505 Curate 500 j^^^^^^H Larkspur 500 J^^^^^^^^l George James .... 475 ^^^^^^^^H Bank Street 470 ^^^^^^^H Handmore 450 ^^^^^^^^B The riding record 0*^^^^^^^H Munro .^^^^^^^H J. O'Connor .^^^^^^^^B D. Hall ■■■■■■■I J. Walsh ^^^^^H T. Walsh ■■■■■■■I Forrest .VBWBhBhJ Romanelli '^■■■■■■1 Battiste *wAYAH McDonald 3 ■■■■■■ D. Gilmore 3 ■■■■■■ Helgesen 3, ■■■■■■ H. Gilmore 3 ^ll «J C. Kelly 2 M T. Dean 2 IT J. Miller .2 i Of J. Daly 1 jjt 4 J Sullivan 1 it M Stille 1 1\ M Cantwell 1 IV **m Donovan 1 1) fl Burton 1 Lorenz 1 01 Roberts 1 OL:,''"] Henry 1 Qm^jm [The Haggin Sale.] THE HAGGIN SAti^^J The sale of yearlings fron?^^^H Rancho del Paso opened ^/vVAVJ Sheepshead Bay paddoc& e^^^H Tipton Company. While thVAV_V unfavorable, there was a S^wAVfl Twenty-three youngsters wi^^^H for $16,375, an average of $712. V_V_J Mr. Easton, the auctioneer; Mr. Haggin had originally, ir^^H sell any fillies this year, but his mind within the past /non^^^H ing to the first decision, fJj^^^H lowed to run loose until ^aVAVpVJ ment, and did not present ^j^^^^H ance as they would if tar1!-^^^^^^ time with the colts. Sev ^AVAVAVJ the start were passed, , -LBVaVaVJ The result of the sale &F^^^^H Bay filly, by Indio— Abra^AVAVAVJ Bay filly, by July— Aigre^ AvAVAVJ Bay colt, by Indio— AllaneiJ^^^^H Chesnut colt, by Torso-SvJjwjM Burlew ***M«eVAYAI Chesnut filly, .by Montaha-^sAVAl W. D. Sewell ^^^H Bay filly, by Darebin— AnnifVBVH D. Wilson "TWeVeVei Bay filly, by Golden GartelVAVA] P. Lorillard "'eVAVJ Bay colt, by Montana— Baby^V—V—J Bay filly, by Sir Modred or/^AJftVJ — Barbary Maid; not th^apBVJ Brown filly, by St ^.n^ejaVAVJ passed iflVAVAl Chestnut colt, by St. Ga^JHHH Sydney Paget r.:.. jB| Bay filly, by Golden Garter— Senl Pierce Bay filly, by Montana— Beryl; XM Sewell ....1:..^ Bay filly, by Star Ruby— Bethl«Utt ;' there I Bay filly, by Golden Dawn? or "terra Blithesome; passed ...... ...^Jp.. Bay filly, by St. Andrew— Bltfej jQr J. L. McGInnis ,*..■... Brown filly, by Orslnl— BombeUfJ passed ,...r.™.^i.,J Chestnut colt, by St. Gatleh— bMbA Sydney Paget Bay colt, by Prospector— BreeBABj Smith Chestunt colt, by Sir ModrecVAVJ S. J. Lawlor ***fllH Bay colt, by Hiero — Brittanla^^H Griffin Bay colt, by St. Andrew or GcTBAVJ ter— Bundoora; R. A. SmithflBV Brown or black colt, by Del. Pas BB". G. B. Morris "V*"eVeVJ Chestnut filly, by Del Pasot-CswA| A. Smith -.-(••••■ffJ Brown filly, by Watercresar-CBBM * P. Lorillard .l;.Tft Chestnut filly, by Bassetaaw^^H passed Bay colt, by Golden Davh— W. D. Sewell .J^^^^M Bay Ally, by Orsini— Chifl^^H Clarkson Bay colt, by Maximo— Circ^^^^^H Bay filly, by Maximo— Cl^^^^H passed '"^p^p^i^iB Chestnut colt, by Golden ter; P. S. P. Randolph Bay filly, by Abercorn— Col'^^^^H Bay colt, by Goldfinch— C^^^H Sydney Paget Bay filly, by Bassetlaw— Cu^^^^^B Bay filly, by Del Paso— Dane^^^^H Bay colt, by Star Ruby— Df^^^^B Aste **"iL ^^^^H Chestnut colt, by RousseSva^^^H G. D. Wilson ..._V ^^^H Page [4] St. Louis Form Chart. LOUIS FORM CHART. , 1903. — Forty-fourth day. St. Louis Fair Association. Spring Meeting. Weather threatening, track sloppy. l. Brady. Starter, A. B. Dade. Secretary, John Hachmeister. p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. ing. AWt St Vi % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P w 103 3 4l 21} l8 Louden T P Hayes 15 15 15 6 w 103 2 3" 3i 2* W Wats'nT H Stevens 3 4 18-57-5 w 95 1 l1! 1} 3i Bridwell W H Rexford 4} 5 5 8-5 w 95 6 22 43 4l Wolff Martin & Patton 7 8 8 3 w 101 5 8 7= 5* F Smith J F Daniels & Co 8-5 8-5 8-5 3-5 w 95 7 55 5* 6s Gullett H A Engman 10 15 15 6 WB 109 8 73 8 7nk H'z'wood C Strauss & Co 20 20 20 6 W104 4 62 6} 8 F'ntleroy J Huffman 10 13 13 5 3. Time, 25, 50}, 57}. ma — Jessie Lee B. (trained by S. M. Marsh). 1. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving, track to her fancy, came with a rush in the stretch and won going e best, apparently. Canossa finished resolutely and outgamed Bessie B. got off flying and carried her field at a fast clip into the in the last eighth. Ora McKinney floundered in the going. She i a soft track, grette, 106; 396012Pinky B., 106; 39398 Marjorie Brewer, 103; Black I Boyle, 100; 39723 Bush Smith, 100; Ophelia Martin, 95. m, 4 pounds. Canossa, show, 3 to 5. Bessie B., show, 7 to 10. Ora McKinney, D RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Selling. "AWt St y& % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P wb 97 6 1* l8 l10 1* Bridwell J N Miller 4 4 4 7-5 ws 97 2 2i 23 33 2* Wolff C E Burnett C 9 9 4 ws 102 4 4* 31 21 3* C Bonner J C Cahn 6 7 6 2 w 97 3 3l 5s 6* 42 Shea J C Tucker & Co5 9 9 4 WB 102 S 5s 42 55 53 Higgins F H Hickey & Co20 30 30 12 w 106 9 9U 6k 41 02 Ellis S F Langel & Co 6 12 12 5 w 102 5 7h 71 88 72 W'n'ght F W Holtgrewe 15 20 20 8 w 97 7 8} 85 78 88 Bybee J K Hughes 20 75 75 30 w 97 1 6nk 9l 98 91 Gullett H T Batcheler 8-5 9-5 9-5 4-5 ws 102 11 10 10 10 10-P Benson M J Whalen 20 75 75 20 !T. ws 102 10 11 11 11 11 Calvit Barnes & Hall 20 40 40 15 2. Time, 25, 49}, 1:17}. igarven — Adele (trained by J. B. Givens). . At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. ?d fondness for the soft track and fairly spreadeagled her field, but I and all out at the finish. Centie improved in the mud, was a vay and beat Cressida for second place hands down after a short the stretch to the sixteenth post. Cressida ran well for a half, n the barrier at the start and given an easy race, mia, 102; 39825 Dolly Hayman, 102; 3975FMrs. Wiggs, 102. 39846 bt, 4 pounds. Centie, show, 2 to 1. Cressida, show, evens. Lou Beach, show, out. RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Allowances. "AWt St & % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ WB 110 1 2* 22 23 1° Bell 11 A Engman 3-5 4-5 2-3 out 3/w 105 2 lnk l1 U 2* W Wats'nW A Kirwan&Co 2 21 21 1-2 Sw 100 4 3" 3h 31 31! Wallace A C Bernays 12 17 17 5 ! w 103 5 410 4° 42 48 F Smith J F Daniels & Co30 40 40 12 w 100 C 5s 5s 58 515 Bridwell T H Stevens 7 9 9 2 wllS 3 6 6 6 6 Gullett P J Carmody 12 , 20 20 8 Time, 25}, 51, 1:04}. lverse— Statuette (trained by J. Ross). !6. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won driving; second easily, shind Matt Wadleigh to the last sixteenth, then came through next the post by the narrowest of margins. Matt Wadleigh got away to the mark and might have won under a more vigorous finish, lever get to the leaders. Comora labored in the going, i Mankins, 115; 389643Jehane, 105; 39820 Bradley Bill, 100. , out. Hast du Gesehen, show, 2 to 1. ?H tidicap. RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $600. 3-year-olds and upward. A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H -C P W 5 100 3 42 4s 2" l1 Higgins T A Gay & Co 3 3 11-54-5 w 5 102 5 lnk l1} l2 21 W'n'ght F W Holtgrewe 2 11-511-54-5 B 4 99 6 6° 61 51 3- M Lowe J D Dearing 6 8 8 2J 3 80 1 22 22 33 4nk Howell G C Baker 20 20 16 6 ra 4.111 7 7 7 65 51 Sayers R E Watkins&ColO 20 20 6 ib 6 117 2 31 31 41} 6s Bell E & L Bohlman 3 6 6 2 w 6 95 4 53 53 7 7 Bridwell F F Lewis 10 10 10 3 Time, 25}, 49}, 1:17. ltocrat— Miss Longford (trained by T. A. Gay). . At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second the same. I improvement, was much the best, waited on his horses to the ugh with a rare burst of speed and won going away. Santa Ven- m behind, carried her field over the first half like a steam engine, challenged by Maltster at the end. Kaffir, outraced in the first d fast. Happy Chappy ran a good race under a novice. Kindred Ra-r59774lMaud Gonne, 109; 39676 Miss Mae Day, 107; 37817 Fourleaf C, 90. Bfihts— De Reszke. 4 pounds. ^Bishow. 2 to 5. Santa Ventura, show, 2 jto 5. Kaffir, show, 4 to 5. H RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P • W 5 102 7 6ll 611 51 42 lnk F Smith J F Daniels & Co5 12 12 3 R w 4 96 6 21! 2* 28 l2 22 Weickert C W Moore 4 6 3 1 I WB 4 91 1 Is 1° l3 2" 31! Wolff O L Aycock 50 100 100 20 I ws 6 102 2 4" 4" 3nk 31 41 C Bonner A Bellew & Co 3 31 31 1 3 W 4 102 4 7 7 68 610 55 Shea J W O'Neall 12 13 13 5 w 4 96 5 53 5s 43 51} 62S Bridwell F Einstein 4-513-1013-101-2 • WB 4 98 3 3s 3h 7 7 7 Benson C Carroll 50 100 100 25 Time, 25}, 51}, 1:18}, 1:45}, 1:51. r Prince Royal— Little Vag , (trained by C. B.. Daniels). 4:10. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily, itely last and was rated behind his field to the last eighth, where he Ing the tired pacemakers in the last sixteenth, won from Golden Glit-. Golden Glitter ran a good race and hung on gamely. Called Back rovement. The Messenger about ran his race. Hucena has been i a bad race. Prince Richard, 111; 39850 Aules, 109. ^ens. Golden Glitter, show, 1 to 2. Called Back, show, 8 to 1. The I ? 2. Hucena, show, out. . . TH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling! " A Wt St Vl % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P WSB 5 109 3 l2 11 l3 l3 lx Bell T E Crist I 7-5 7-5 3-5~ wsb 4 104 2 2* 3l 2l 28 216 W Wats'nW McLemore 4 41 4 1 3 91 1 ,3s 21 35 3l 3,h Calvit S J Charles 4 5 5 7-5 W 7 104 4 4h 5 4nk 4s 4lE F Smith R R Rice 4 4 3 1 EC w 5 104 5 5 41 5 5 5 Louden T H Stevens 10 16 16 4 Mice. Time, 25}, 52, 1:17}, 1:45}, 1:52}. Faverdale— Eccola (trained by T. E. Crist). 4:43. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily, the- running under restraint and just had enough left to win under a Leonid chased the winner gamely and had him straight at the finish. »sed the others in the going. Deerhunter was tiring all over at the mid have been third in another stride. Cenova, 106; 39848 Edgardo, 103; 39776 Eda Riley, 101; 39848 Josie F., 92. nid, 4 pounds; Deerhunter, 2. . out. Leonid, show, 2 to 5. Deerhunter, show, 2 to 5. W. B. Gates, Highland Park Form Chart. • • HIGHLAND PARK FORM CHART. DETROIT, MICH., June 22, 1903.— First day. Highland Park Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather wet, track heavy. Presiding Judge, J. A. Murphy. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Secretary, W. O. Parmer. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. 30875 FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses AWt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (3985DTWO LICK w 3 94 2 11 V- 11 H McD'n'ld Hickey Bros 21 21 2J 4-5 39732 GOLD. COTT'GE w 4 119 5 2l 2nk 23 22 J O'Con'r W S Laird 5 5 5 2 39456 FIRING LINE WS 4 105 4 62 4* 33 3n T Dean A Furst 7 10 10 4 (39757)SHRINE ws 3 103 1 42 5} 5* 4* T Walsh H C Schulz 1 1 1 out 39346 BLACK DICK wb 5 107 6 3h 32 42 5nk Nelson R Neville 30 40 40 10 (39559)FANNIE BLAZESw 4 105 3 51 7 7 6l H Wilson H Chappell 10 10 10 4 39532 MOD. MONARCH w 3 94 9 6 6 6* 7 Forrest C O Hanway 30 40 40 10 394982PRODIGALITY S3 103 S 7888 Buckley J J O'Flaherty 30 40 40 12 39115 ONYX IL ws 3 91 10 9 9 9 9 L JacksonB S Brown 10 20 20 8 2G653STHE IRISH BOY w 5 109 7 82 10 10 10 J ConnellyJ J Gilmore 30 50 50 15 NANCY DEY wb 3 91 12 11111111 W Daly J S Williams 30 50 50 15 S9006 FADE MENY ws 4 100 11 12 12 12 12 Donovan Sherman&Bailey 30 50 50 15 Time, 27}, 54}, 1:23. Winner — B. f, by Wagner— Sallie Marshall (trained by J. Hickey). Went to post at 2:35. At post 10 minutes. Start fair. Won handily; second easily. Two Lick displayed a lot of early speed and found the track exactly to her liking. Golden Cottage was easily the best of the others, but he was weighted too heavy to beat the winner. It was close for third place. Firing Line got it in the last stride. Those that finished behind Shrine were seemingly a bad lot. Scratched— 39755 Delagoa, 105; 39189 Briers, 94. Corrected weights — Two Lick, 94. Two Lick, show, out. Golden Cottage, show, 4 to 5. Firing Line, show, 2 to 1. SEC0ND RACE— 1-2 Mile. Purse $200. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 39876 Ind Horses A Wt St % % 34, StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3SC113ST. JUVENAL w 114 3 1- 1* I"* T Walsh H C Schulz 21 21 21 7-10 39S312BLUE DARTER WB 107 2 23 22 2* Castro A P Doyle 3 3 21 4-5 (39827)HANDMORE W 112 4 32 33 3* D Hall J H Baker 7-104-5 4-5 out 39S05 BELLE DODSON W 97 6 5s 5s 4s M Johns'nR P Dodson&Co 12 15 15 5 39558 FRANK SOMERS W 100 5 42 41 55 Pieratt A G Blakely & Co40 40 30 10 38938 BECKY BRIGHT s 97. 1 6s 6" 620 WHWo'd R F Meyers 40 50 50 20 MALAKOFF w 107 8 7 7 7 Fletcher J Fleischmann 50 100 100 30 LUSTY ' ws 104 7 8 8 8 Sullivan WT&GHTownes 40 50 50 15 Time, 26}, 52}. Winner — Ch. g, by Juvenal — Florence Breckenridge (trained by R. Brooks). Went to post at 3:15. At post 5 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second easily. St. Juvenal displayed early speed, stood a hard drive gamely in the last sixteenth and lasted just long enough. Blue Darter finished going fast and was catching the winner at every stride. Handmore swung wide into the homestretch, thereby losing ground. The others were never serious contenders. Scratched— 398272Miss Fleischmann, 104; 39497 Blackberries, 97. St. Juvenal, show, out. Blue Darter, show, out. 30877 THIRD RACE— 1 1"8 MI,es" Purse ?300- 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St & & % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 31'531 CHERUBIM w 3 112 5 1" 1" l1! lll U l1 Pieratt A G Blakely & Col2 15 15 5 398562BAFFLED w 6 100 6 3" 31 3l 21 2' 21' Donovan E W Fitzgerald 2 2 9-5 7-10 3S«0-'*LOU REY wb 7 98 8 &- 8- 53 4uk 4l 32 D Boland J C Ferris Jr 3 31 31 G-5 S9G56 EASTER BOY W 4 94 2 22 22 2nk 5* 5™ 4nk McD'n'ld G W Hovey 30 60 60 20 39856 ST. BLUFF W 5 102 4 4* 42 43 3ll 31 5s Cain J M Middendorf 30 30 30 12 39S072DISCUS W 3 95 9 51 51 6l 7 8 61 M Johns'nR P Dodson & Co4 5 5 2 39391*Q. STREET ws 3 84 7 7 7 7 S 63 7 Hyams A Furst 40 50 50 20 39729 G. W. W. ws 5 101 3 9 9 8 62 7 8 T Dean J H Baker & Co 10 15 15 5 (39S56)*BRANCH w 8 110 1 6' 62 9 9 9 9 Forrest M C Moore 7-5 8-5 8-5 7-10 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 25}, 53}, 1:21}, 1:51}, 2:07}. Winner — B. f, by Buddha — Conjectrix (trained by A. G. Blakely). Went to post at 3:38. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Cherubim revelled in the going, set her own pace and was going away at the finish. Baffled had no mishaps and about ran to her best form. Lou Rey closed up much ground and finished going fast. St. Bluff displayed early speed, but tired in the stretch run. Scratched— 39683 Benckart, 117; 39549 Wallabout, 108; (39853) Sortie, 105; 39683 J. H. Sloan, 103; 39209 Pat My Boy, 101; 39803 Senator Beveridge, 98; 39549 Ruby Ray, 89. Cherubim, show, 2 to 1. Baffled, show, out. Lou Rey, show, 3 to 5. Branch, show, out. onOffQ FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8*Miles. 3-year-olds. Allowances. The Frontier QaO O Stakes. Value $2,000. Net value to winner $1,405. Ind Horses A Wt St St % % % StrFin Jockeya Owners O H C P 39834-'CLAUDE ws 127 1 23 25 21S l2 l3 l10 J Daly M J Daly 4-5 111-3 S37573SIR GALLANT s 110 4 l1 l2 H 210 28 24 D Hall J H Baker 5 5 4 1 3! S292BANK STREET w 117 3 4s 410 3uk 3° 310 33 Munro R F Meyers 5 6 6 2 39V0S3RESERVTION ws 125 5 5 5 5 5 5 48 J O'Con'r G Hendrie 11-52} 2} 4-5 398293SOOTHSAYER W 117 2 35 38 42 430 4s 5 J Walsh Lamasney Bros 12 12 12 4 Time, 25}, 52}, 1:21, 1:48}, 2:03}. Winner — B. c, by Lissak — Lida H. (trained by M. J. Daly). Went to post at 4:12. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won in a canter; second easily. Claude indulged Sir Gallant with a lead until well around the far turn, where he went to ttye front and fairly cantered away from his field. Sir Gallant was favored with light weight, ran a good race, but was doing his best at all stages. Bank Street was always outrun. Reservation was under restraint and laid out of contention too long, but was going strongly at the end. Soothsayer tired fast after going well for the first mile. Scratched-^(39498) Ayrshire Lad, 127; 39875 Shrine, 109; 396823Kilmorie, 114; 398545Little Boy. 107; (37619) By Ways, 102. Claude, show, out. Sir Gallant, show, 1 to 2. Bank Street, show, 3 to 5. Reservation, show, 1 to 3. FIFTH RACE— 4 1"2 Fionas. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Selling. 30870 Ind~Hor3es A Wt St ^ % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 36831 JIM FERRIN wb 96 5 H I3 1* J O'Con'r J J Marklein 4 4 2 1 39753 CAL'RAHATCHEE W 98 6 3" 3* 2h M Johns'nJ Fox 8 12 12 4 ORDERLY w 105 2 2* 2h 31 Fletcher J Fleischmann 20 50 50 15 39705 PROBABLE ws 103 4 5l 41 4nk J Miller J Ziegler 8-5 2 2 4-5 398273BAYVIEW W 96 3 63 51 5} Stille D J Kilby 3 3 3 6-5 39778 LOUISE MEININGwb 97 8 7 7 610 Burton J J Drumm 20 20 20 8 394S5 ORPHA w 96 7 4h 6l 7 R Martin Mrs L Landry 20 20 12 5 39519 LEETO w 99 9 8 8 8 J Walsh W F Schulte 6 8 8 3 394973SPLINT w 96 1 9 9 9 WHWo'd R F Meyers 6 10 10 4 39485*MISS ODDITY w 91 10 10 10 10 McMull'n Doyle Bros 30 30 20 8 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 26}, 53}, 1:00}. Winner — Ch. c, by Russell — Sunny Locks (trained by J. J. Marklein). Went to post at 4:40. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Jim Ferrin displayed the most speed, was taken the shortest way around and finished going fast. Caloorahatchee and Orderly fought it out all through the stretch and the former lasted the longest. Probable was always outrun and had no mishaps. Scratched— 39208 Iole, 102; 39611 False Entry, 101; 39730 San Marino, 100; 39527 Irene Cross, 96. Jim Ferrin, show, 3 to 5. Caloorahatchee, show, 2 to 1. Orderly, show, 8 to 1. Probable, show, 2 to 5. Bayview, show, 3 to 5. QQQQA SIXTH RACE— Full Course. Steeplechase. Purse $300. 4-year-olds and Ot/OOU upward. Handicap. Ind Horses AWt St 4 8 12 16 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 396813*GOULD W 9 144 3 3s 310 l2 1B l8 l12 Bowser J Schladt t3 31 31 6-5 39612 HIEAWAY w 6 132 1 l2 ll 2nk 210 210 220 Hagan W F McLean Jl 6-5 6-5 3 39681 ARIUS w 6 139 5 610 620 4l 32 310 38 Gaylor J E Lane 2} 3 3 6-5 396812BILLY RAY ws 4 138 6 2r 21 3l 42 48 420 Sw'llwell K R Marshall 4 4 2} 1 (39G10)DARYL ws 6 159 4 510 520 580 520 550 5* P'mb'ton W F McLean tl 6-5 6-5 2-5 39681 C. CONOVER W7 140 7 7 7 7 6 6 6 Kennedy I Fox |3 3} 3} 2 358032CUBANITE w 4 130 2 4* 4} 58 Ran out. J Carter C J Murray 10 12 12 4 t t Coupled in straight betting only. Time, 4:54}. Winner— B. g, by Eolus — Lady Grace (trained by I. Fox). Went to post at 5:06. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Gould was easily the best. He came away at the second turn of the field and was never in trouble thereafter. Hieaway fenced well for a green one and ran a good race. Arius appeared to labor all the way and did not seem to like the going. Daryl ran below his best form. Cubanite ran out at the sixteenth jump. Gould, show, 1 to 2. Hieaway, show, 7 to 5. Arius, show, 1 to 2. Billy Ray, show, 1 to 2. Daryl, show, out. Captain Conover, show, evens. Page [5] Coney Island Form Chart. CONEY ISLAND FQftfca CHART. SHEEPSHEAD BAY, L. I., June 22, 1903. — Fourth day. Coney Island Jockey Club. Summer ; [ Meeting. Weather cloudy, track fair. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Secretary, C. Fellowes. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m*. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. QQQftQ FIRST RACE— Last 5 1-2 Furlongs Futurity Course. $900 added. 2-year- \j OQO olds. Allowances. . Ind Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39792 PULSUS ws 115 2 l2 14 l3 l5 Rice E R Thomas 5 5 31 7-5 , (39794)JAMES "V. ^sb 123 1 4h 2& 21! 22 McCue M Murphy 31 5 4 8-5 : 397463POSSESSION wb 112 11 11 9 7* 31 Gannon C Oxx 2 3 21 1 39794 FALERNIAN ws 115 5 54 42 4" 4" Odom S S Brown 20 30 20 8 39816 BASS w 115 7 31 33 34 5h Simms G B Morris 30 100 100 30 39540 POL ROGER ws 115 8 71 71 51 61 Cochran Weston Stable 30 30 20 8 SHAFER ws 115 10 81 8l 8l 72 W'bury H M Ziegler 40 60 60 20 S97942DUTIFUL w 115 3 2" 5h 64 81 Bullman J W Schorr 5 7 6 2 IQ 39794 MODRED ws 115 9 10 10 10 9= Haack J B Haggin 12 15 15 6 397683MOHAVE wsb 115 13 61 6" 9l 10 J Martin J Fleischmann v 12 15 15 6 39794 RAGLAN w 112 12 9 11 11 11 O'Neil J E Madden 10 15 12 5 39794 MONTPELIER w 115 14 14 14 14 12 Shea R T Wilson Jr 50 100 100 30 39200 BALLYCASTLE WB 115 6 13 13 13 13 Cr'ghton H K Vingut 60 60 60 20 ROYALTON w 112 4 12 12 12 14 Larson J H Carr 30 100 100 40 PAUL. DERINGER w 112 15 15 15 15 15 J Math'wsOakwood Stable 20 100 100 30 Time, l:05g. Winner — B. c, by Top Gallant — Glen Hop (trained by J. E. Madden). Went to post at 2:30. At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won in a canter; second easily. Pulsus broke in his stride and, instantly taking the lead, he showed the way unextended throughout and in the run through the stretch could not be restrained back to his field. _ His race was high class and he is evidently all that is claimed for him. James? V. was always the runner up and finished an easy second. Possession, invariably a slow begin- • ner, clewed a tremendous gap. Falernian and Bass showed improved form in the race and they may be forthcoming in their class. Pol Roger, a grand looker and highly tried, was a prominent contender a furlong from the finish and held on gamely in the final drive. ;' Shafer finished close up and is worth remembering. Dutiful stripped light and was gaunt i and drawn today. Modred was repeatedly interfered with. Raglan was practically left, is a beautiful filly and will give a good account of herself. Scratched— Bound Brook, 115; 39746 Harbor, 115. Corrected weights— Royalton, 112. * Pulsus, show, 4 to 5. James "V., show, evens. Possession, show, 3 to 5. Ci A SECOND RACE— 1 Mile. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. 3C\Q aOptt Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3; 4502WATER BOY W 4 111 3 11 lb 14 1* 1° Odom J B Haggin 3-513-203-5 out 39541 FIRE EATER wb 3 99 1 2& 21 23 2s 22 Redfern A Belmont 7-5 8-5 8-5 out 397912ORLOFF wb 3 100 2 3 3 3 3 3 Creamer W C Daly 20 40 30 3 Time, 12g, 2ih 481, 1:143, 1:42J. Winner — Br. c, by Watercress — Zealandia (trained by A. J. Joyner). Went to post at 3:00. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won pulled up; second easily. Water Boy approaches high class as a four-year-old. In going decidedly against him, he found little difficulty in going to the front in the first furlong and was cantering hard held for the remainder of the journey. Fire Eater was particularly favored by the cuppy track, but succumbed after racing with the winner for the first quarter and tired so badly that he had all he could do to save second money. Orloff displayed a good deal of early speed and kept at it gamely. Scratched— 33387sRoehampton, 112; 397953Rightful, 111; (39790)Shot Gun, 111; 396003North Brook, 106; 39 6 683Stamping Ground, 94. Overweights— Water Boy, 1 pound. OAOP er THIRD RASE — Last 5-8 Mile Futurity Course. 2-year-olds Fillies. Allow -rtt/OUO ances. The Rosebuds Stakes. $1,500 added. Net value to winner $2,225. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (39510)HAMBURG BELLEw 120 2 l2 14 l2 l2 O'Neil S Paget 1-2 7-107-103-10 S97902TEPEE w~105 4 61 61 3l 2" T Burns F R Hitchcock 12 15 10 21 (39720)OCEAN TIDE ws 120 5 3* 2& 24 3s Bullman P H McCarren 15 20 20 5 39720 DUSKY wsb 105 7 7h 71 41 43 J Martin Mexican Stable 6 9 8 2 39621 GLAD SMILES W 105 3 84 84 51 5* Dangm'n J L McGinnis 100 150 150 50 390253FICKLE w 110 1 2h 31 61 6° Redfern Oneck Stable 30 60 60 15 (3S014)MEMORIAM ws 111 G 54 54 7* Odom W B Jennings 6 7 6 6-5 39262 GANANOGUE w 105 S 9 9 9 81 Shea R T Wilson Jr 100 150 150 40 ANCESTOR ws 105 9 4h 4& 81 9 Connell J E Madden 20 50 50 15 Time, 59g. Winner— Ch. f, by Hamburg— Isiac (trained by A. -J. Joyner). Went to post at 3:30. At post 6 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Hamburg Belle was leading by a wide margin throughout, but always appeared to be doing her best and was certainly all out at the end and tiring. Tepee ran a game race, trailing the leaders for three furlongs. She closed up very fast in the stretch and finally outstayed Ocean Tide after a long, driving finish. The latter is of the improving kind and may develop into one of the best of her sex and year, held on wonderfully game at the end after an early drive to outrun the winner and her race at the weight was a fine one. Dusky got away badly and ran green almost throughout and finished very fast and had something in reserve. She is a fast filly and will improve. Glad Smiles made a promising debut and is bred to be more than useful. Memoriam had no mishaps and ran a bad race. She is reported to have worked six furlongs in 1:14 flat and can do much better. Ancestor seemed f blS Scratched— 39816 Adel Trebla, 110; Fine Fleur, 105; Lady JLindele, 105; Lady Prudence, I 105; 39814 Ruth Parrish, 105. Overweights— Memoriam, 1 pound. _ _ _. , , . Hamburg Belle, show, out. Tepee, show, 3 to 5. Ocean Tide, show, n 2 to -I 1. O fVO r* r* FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile on Main Track. $900 added. 3-year-olds and Ob/OOD upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 75)766) VAN NESS wsb 4 115 1 1" l3 1* 1* Redfern W M Barrick 1 1 4-5 2-5 W SROOTAOT) WS 3 105 7 3* 34 3* 21 Fuller M F Dwyer 10 15 12 4 S DAMON wsb 3 105 2 2* 2* 24 34 O'Neil R H McC Potter 30 30 30 10 VwTOS MOROKANTA w 6 110 4 8" 6" 4* 44 J Martin E J Miller 20 30 30 10 isilsn^RHEELS WS 3 95 8 5» 5* 5* 5 » Connell T Hitchcock 30 50 50 15 17172DA1SY GREEN "ws 3 99 5 7" 8" 6* 61 McCafty Mexican Stable 6 7 6 2 «LO\VLT ws3 87 9 10 10 7* 71 H Cal'hanO, Fellows Jr 15 25 25 8 *?97CC BRIXTON w 4 100 10 11 94 84 8" Haack IS Murphy 12 12 12 4 IrcRfi^rcASION ws 5 109 12 9l 7" 91 91 T Burns J K Garnet 12 15 15 5 ^B7fit WFNELLA ws 3 93 11 12 12 10 10* Wilk'son A M Covington 50 100 100 40 1 'SSl STAR ANT) G'T'RWB 3 104 3 4* 4* 11 11* Adams H F Meyer 20 40 40 12 ; , : 36027 DACHSHUND w 5 109 6 61 11 12 12 J Jones J T Dehasseline 100 200 200 80 39322 ARMEATH wb 5 108 13 13 13 13 13 JBE Mich'ls A L Aste 8 15 12 5 Time* 12, 24|, 481, 1:141. Winner— Blk. g, by Loyalist — Ada B. (trained by W. M. Barrick). Went to post at 4:00. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won in a canter; second driving. Van Ness is nearly a high-class sprinter and his form this season is far above his showing in any previous year. He acts like he was up to any distance, assumed command at the start and, after 'racing into a winning lead on the turn, he finished easily, pulling up. Rostand steadily improved his position and at the end, after following the winner closerV -for the first three furlongs, finished out the race gamely. Morokanta was going well in the last furlong. Silver Heels ran a good race. Daisy Green was interfered with on the far turn and finished fast. Lowly closed up much ground. So did Brixton, which got away poorly. Scratched— 396192King Pepper, 114; 39563 Cassville, 103; 364402Trump, 103; 39570 Court-maid, 99; 39120 Annie Grace, 98. Overweights — Damon, 2 pounds; Benella, 3. Van Ness, show, out. Rostand, show, 8 to 5. Damon, show, 4 to 1. FIFH?nd\capE— 1 316 MHeS' ?1,20° added* 3-vear-°1(is and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St St % Vz % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ 39793 BONNIBERT WB 5 115 2 42 42 3" 21 • l3 14 McCue G F Johnson 3" 3" — 1U61 — 39769 BON MOT w 4 104 7 7 7 51 43 21 22 Gannon H E Rowell 4 4 4 8-5 39560 A. WILLIAMSwb 4 114 1 2* 2" 44 34 4* 3" Odom, A Shields 4 10 10 4 39644 SURMISE w 5 103 6 6" 6& 7 51 51 4* Haack H J Morris 10 10 6 2 39793 HIMSELF w 5 10S 4 1* 14 13 14 3" 5* Redfern W C Daly 6 7 7 21 39670 CIRCUS wb 4 92 5 51 52 6" 7 6s 68 Creamer J G Lang 30 30 15 6 398182SAMBO w 4 114 3 31 32 2»- 64 7 7 O'Neil P M Civill 5 5 18-57-5 Time, 12|, 25fc, 38, 50J, 1:03, 1:16J, 1:29*. 1:54|, 2:01i. Winner — Ch. h, by Albert — Bonnie Ola (trained by A. S. Prior). Went to post at 4:30. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second the same. Bonnibert, hard held, was patiently rated close in behind th'e early leaders and when called on flashed into the lead on the stretch turn, coming away with plenty in reserve. Bon Mot, practically left, went after his field and gradually improved his position, saving ground throughout and finished out the last quarter fast, ran a remarkable race and would probably have won wfth an equable start. He is in great form, but an incorrigible bad actor at the post. Andy Williams, in the preliminary, stumbled and threw his exercise boy and galloped once and a half around the track before being caught. It may have taken something out of him. In the race he figured prominently throughout and put up his usual game fight at the end. Surmise closed up well at the end after having dropped out of it on the turn. Himself failed to stay. Circus is all at sea in the hands of a small boy. Sambo quit after following the pace closely for six furlongs and is difficult to guess Scratched— 397902Blackstock, 123; 39793 City Bank, 113; (39203) Sergeant, 110. Bonnibert, show, 3 to 5. Bon Mot, show, 4 to 5. Andy Williams, show, 2 to 1. Sambo show, 4 to 5. ' '^Qft^R SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles on Turf. 3-year-olds and upward. The~Grailf Oc/O OO Selling Stakes. $1,500 added. Net value to winner $1,780. Ind Horses AWt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (39843)LEADER w 3 97 2 2h lh 12 lh 1" H Mich'ls W B Jennings 4=5 4-5 7-101-4 39769. TRIBES HILL w 4 95 1 12 22 24 22 24 Larson J L McGinnis 6 8 8 7-4 39S18 CARBUNCLE wb 6 98 4 4 4 4 4 32 Haack R T Wilson Jr 3 4 18-59-l\ (39815)NEVERMORE w 3 86 3 33 3* 32 31 4 H Cal'hanW B Leeds 3 6 6 6-5 Time, 12|, 254, 51, 1:18, 1:44, 1:601. Winner — B. c, by Maxio — Pas Seul (trained by W. B. Jennings). Went to post at 4:55. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Leader forced the pace throughout and appeared beaten as they straightened out for home, but Michaels outfinished Larson on Tribes Hill in the final drive and scored a luck victory. Tribes Hill is a good and consistent horse and stuck to the winner closely from start to finish but, running on the outside, went wide on the turns and practically finished out the race on his own courage. Carbuncle trailed far in the rear, being palpably outrun or-sulking, but when beginning the last quarter he moved up with surprising suddenness. Nevermore raced well throughout and finished with something in reserve, Callahan being inadequate to the occasion. Scratched— 398673Andy Williams, 116; (39203)Sergeant, 105; 398672Bon Mot 101* 39819 Lord Advocate, 86; 39697 Bar Le Due, 96; 397692Highlander, 96. Overweights— Leader, 1 pound; Carbuncle, 1. No show betting. Local Turf Gossip. 1 LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. | 1 E. J. Arnold, the reputed head of the cooperative style of bookmaking, which went to smash last winter, and who recently^ surrendered to the police authorities of St. Louis and is at present under bonds, was a visitor at the track yesterday. His presence there was communicated to the club officials and they informed him he must leave the track and must not in future attempt to enter the grounds. J. Baker arrived yesterday from Detroit with F. A. Bullock, J. W. Rodes and six two-year-olds.' J. W. Gates backed Caviar in the fifth race and was responsible for the odds being cut down from 10 to 1 to 5 to 1. J. B. Respess, when questioned yesterday concerning the report that Bernays was a very sick horse, stated that the horse was practically as well as ever, with the exception of a light fever, the result of a chill which the horse had while being cooled out after his race in the Derby. Mr. Respess remarked in conclusion that Bernays would be as well as ever in a day or two. Ex-jockey F. Leigh, who was suspended by Judge Murphy at Detroit, pending further investigation into the Sarah Black ringing case, was at the track yesterday and received a telegram during the afternoon from Judge Murphy to the effect that he must return at once to Detroit for the purpose of clearing himself of complicity in the case. Jockey -L. Wilson, who rode Pirate, Schwalbe and Sylvia Talbot to victory yesterday, has only been riding since last December, and since his debut in the saddle with colors on, has piloted, including yesterday's mounts, seventy winners. He first began attracting notice towards the close of the meeting at San Francisco, where he had ridden sixteen winners. At St. Louis, since the beginning of the racing, he has won forty-four races and was considered the best lightweight riding there. He has ridden Sylvia Talbot twelve times, of which nine times she was returned a winner. The announcement that Claude had won the Frontier Stakes at Detroit by fifteen lengths caused considerable discussion in the paddock among the horsemen. Some contended that had the track been soft last Saturday, Claude would have won the Derby easily. Others; were of the opinion that with | 1 better racing luck he would have won. All were unanimous in their belief that Claude is one of the grandest specimens of "wear and tear" racers ever seen, not even barring "Pa" Bradley's Traverser, which was continually shipped around the country to fill engagements. Racing Dates Of 1903. RACING DATES OF 1903. Fair Association (SL Louis).... May 2-June 27 Coney Island J. C. (Sheepshead Bay).. June 18-July 7 Washington P. ~ (Chicago). .. June 20-July 18 Highland Park (Detroit) June 22nJuly 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. 3-2S Harlem (Chicago) Aug. 8-15 KJploch Park (SL Louis) Aug. 13-29 Hawthorne (Chicago) Aug. 17-29 Coney Island Jockey Club Aug. 29-Sept. 12 Highland Park (Detroit) Aug. 29-SepL 19 Harlem (Chicago) Aug. 81-Sept. 14 Delmar Park (SL Louis) Aug. 31-OcL 2 Hawthorne (Chicago) Sept 15-28 Toronto, Canada Sept 17 28 Brooklyn Jockey Club Sept 14-S6 Westchester Racing Ass'n Sept -8-Oct 10 Harlem (Chicago) Sept 28-Oct » Fair Association (St Louis) Oct 3-D. Worth (Chicago) Oct 5-tl Brighton Beach Oct 12-24 Latonia, Ky Oct 24-Nov. 26 Queens County Jockey Club.... Oct 26-Nov. 6 Lakeside, Ind Nov. 2-14 Metropolitan Jockey Club Nov. 7-14 Washington, D. C. (Bennlnga) Nov. 16-Dec. t Crescent City J. C. (New Orleans) • Nov. 2$-Dec. & NOTICE. Dally Racing Form Is a publication wUek is built by its staff from day to day. Its "form" and the number of its charts are copyrighted. The chart numbers are so arranged that legal identification is easy of proof. 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