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Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, June 24, 1903 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1903 drf1903062401 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, June 24, 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] VOL. IX. 3sTO. 150. CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, JTOE 24, 1903. PRICE 5 CENTS Hot Springs Track Plans. HOT SPRINGS TRACK PLANS! "William McGuigan, of Hot Springs, Ark., arrived yesterday and went to "Washington Park where he sought Ed Corrigan in the paddock. "When Corrigan was informed that the visitor was looking for him he dryly, asked: "Has he the umbrella?" and added: "I want no ringers." The Arkansas statesman, and erstwhile turfman, had no trouble in establishing his identity, for he carried the same wet weather shield that he had when he sent Bannockburn to the post to win the Sheridan Stakes, July 4, 1898. He was welcomed after promising to be good while he remained and to visit Hawthorne last night. He took time to make a few remarks about the projected racing plant at Hot Springs. "Next winter," said he, "there will be racing at the greatest watering place in the world, a place that promises to be the leading resort of health seekers on any continent. The water down there is good for horses as well as men. Tou can't beat it. I sold the land to the representatives of the club. It consisted of eighty-five acres and work was begun on the ground with a view to having everything ready by December and to begin racing Christmas day. My idea is that it would be better to wait until about the middle of January, but I have no voice in the matter and can only suggest what I think best. "The plans embrace a mile course, with lines somewhat similar to the "Washington Park track, a chute of something over a quarter of a mile in length, which will enter the backstretch and give a chance to run races of seven furlongs or a mile, with only one turn; and a chute into the homestretch that will give an almost straight half mile for two-year-olds. The stabling will be first class, the grandstand will be of ample size arranged and located with special care for the comfort of occupants and a good view of the tracks, and the paddock and betting ring will be constructed on the most improved lines. Now that's all that can be said at present. "When racing begins come and see us." Bad For Phil. BAD FOR PHIL. New York, June 23.— George E. Smith's (Pittsburg Phil) entries were ordered to be refused in the future. It means a practical ruling off. This was announced officially after the last race today. The stewards have been in session for several days and this action was the result of their conference. Advantage's Lakeside. I ADVANTAGE'S LAKESIDE. I Yesterday's races at "Washington Parkwere \ run over a course that was neither wet nor \ dry. It was slow and somewhat holding in spots. Coming into the homestretch, riders who were in a position to make a choice of going invariably pulled out toward the middle of the track. feature of the card was the Lakeside Stakes, five furlongs, for two-year-old fillies. A field of ten faced the starter. •Thomas C. McDowell's Advantage, carrying 118 pounds, which included a penalty of three pounds, was the favorite, with Hayes & Jackson's Anne Davis a well supported second [The choice. John A. Drake's Miss Veracity ■was an added starter. The race resulted in .a 'head and head finish between four, the ;favorite being placed first, Glisten second And Memories third, with Miss Veracity a few, inches farther back and closing up strongly. Before the race T. P. Hayes ad vised Tom McDowell not to be too confident because he was about to start what he considered a Ally about as fast as any he had ever seen run. Anne Davis was away well and was contesting the lead for about three furlongs. Then she began to weaken. At the end she was last. Advantage showed the way into the stretch, but was challenged by Memories before fairly straightened out, while Glisten became a close third. Memories moved up to the favorite with a spurt that promised to secure the stakes. But she never gained the lead. Advantage would not yield and in a desperate struggle got home first. Glisten gained gradually in the last sixteenth and headed out Memories. Miss Veracity was green and did not stride well until late in the race. But she came by the stand like a filly of superior class. The history of the Lakeside Stakes is contained in the following table. Year. Horse. Wt. Star'rs. Value.Time. 1884 Wanda 107 18 $3,480 1:05 1885 Trance 107 15 3,310 1:06* 1886 "Wary 110 13_ 2,835 1:021 1887 Zuleika ............102 13 2,410 1:02* 1888 Princess Bowlingll2 15 3.2S5 1:02 J 1889 Daisy F. 112 11 3,020 1:011 1890 Philora 115 12 2,965 1:021 1891 Miss Knott 110 9 2,925 1:021 1892 Quiver 120 9 3,345 1:15* 1S93 Ellen 115 14 5,060 1:02 1894 Moderocio 115 12 4,820 1:06 1898 Black Venus ....118 9 2,280 l:00f 1900 Miss "Bennett ....120 9 2.210 1:02 1901 End. by Right ....122 7 2,540 1:00 1902 Pluck 115 9 2,720 1:01J 1903 Advantage 118 10 2,960 1:04| A handicap at a mile was thought to be an open affair. The public, however, selected Gregor K. as the best at the weights and the outcome proved the choice was correct. He led at every point and won without having been fully extended. Entering the last quarter Bondage was a close second, with "Waswift and Linguist in close attendance. In the run home Henry sat still on the favorite and the other riders worked hard. At the head of the stretch the field was well bunched, with the exception of Glassfull, which was a straggler. Lord Touchwood, a strong second choice, I won the opening selling race of a mile and seventy yards. He did not get off well, but little Robbins took chances, as he did Monday, when he was shut off and' pocketed trying to get up on the inside, and managed to escape interference. Little Duchess H. cut out the work and led for three-quarters. Swinging into the stretch rather wide, she left an opening, through which Lord Touchwood flashed and the race was over. John A. Drake's Amur, a false favorite, performed in an ordinary manner. S. S. Brown's Proceeds defeated Peter Paul by a nose in a five furlong scramble for two-year-olds. Peter Paul was quick to assume a commanding lead and looked all over a winner when Proceeds worked into second position half way around the turn. Beginning the stretch run, Proceeds drew up to Peter Paul's heels, only to find that Domi-nick had the Bradley gelding in hand. When let down Peter Paul resumed a lead of two open lengths and Helgesen had to begin urging Proceeds. The latter demonstrated that he was fit and game by sticking to his work with the result that he caught and beat Peter Paul on the post. Town Moor, third, was far back. Stuyve won the fifth race, at three-quarters of a mile. He liad to be hustled to overtake Evening Star and Americano and did not do so until he had gone more than a half mile. After getting into the stretch (Continued on second page.) . ADVANTAGE'S LAKESIDE. (Continued from first page.) he was ridden vigorously for a while and then went to the front and galloped In an easy winner. Four horses wehe well backed to win the sixth event. They were Warte Nicht, Or-sina. Lord Melbourne and Modicum. The latter was the best backed and his owner is reported 'to have taken a large amount out of the ring. "Warte Nicht and Orsina contested the lead until about three-sixteenths from the finish, where Modicum caught and passed them, eventually winning by five lengths. A veterinary examined The Picket yesterday morning and pronounced the swelling on the colt's left fore pastern as of only slight consequence. He said it would be gone in a few days and the injury which caused it would have no permanent effect. Carroll Reid says there is absolutely no truth in the reports that anybody is negotiating for the purchase of the winner of the Derby and, furthermore, that no price on the colt has been named to anybody. When Sam Hildreth was asked if he was trying to buy the horse for E. E. Smathers he replied: "I'd like to have him, but nobody has authorized me to negotiate for him. He's a good colt, worth having." These remarks aroused the Hon*. William McGuigan, who stood at Hildreth's side, causing him to gesticulate gracefully with his umbrella and say: "You bet, he's a good colt. I went over to the stable to see him and I know a good colt when I see one." General regret was expressed everywhere about the grounds when information that Johnny Reiff would have to undergo an operation on his skull. The popular little rider is conscious and clear-minded, but there is thought to be a gathering under his skull opposite the place where his head struck the ground. Ed Corrigan is satisfied with the boy's condition. Enoch Wishard is not. T. J. Gallagher. Coney Island Form Chart. CONEY ISLAND FORM CHART. SHEEPSHEAD BAY, L. I., June 23, 1903.— Fifth day. Coney Island Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather wet, track muddy. 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. 'JQQ Q fT FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile on Main Track. 51,000 added. 3-year-olds and up- Qt/OO I ward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 397193TOSCAN wsb 3 107 2 1" 1= 1-' 1* T Burns Columbia Stable 6 8 7 2 396192KING PEPPER wb 5 115 4 24 22 2* 24 Fuller F Farrell 2i 3 3 1 39S173ASTARITA ws 3 105 5 34 34 31 32 O'Neil Mexican Stable 2 13-62 7-10 394162CINQUEVALLI w 3 106 3 5 5 4& 4s Gannon W B Leeds 6 10 8 25 39719 JOHN A. SCOTT ws 3 105 1 4* 41 5 5 Redfern J W Schorr 13-531 16-51 Time, 12g, 24§, 491, l:16g. Winner — Ch. c, by Hastings— Toscana (trained by E. Hanna). Went to post at 2:30. At post 6 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. , Toscan showed his best form in, this race. From a lucky start he- forced such a pace that a fast horse like King Pepper could not keep up, coming away in the stretch with ease-King Pepper ran an unexpectedly game race after breaking fiatfooted and, being early outrun, as he was by the winner. Astarita got away poorly and finished sprawling and bespattered with mud. Cinquevalli could not keep up with this field in the first half, but finished well. John A. SCott failed in every particular and has possibly trained off. Scratched— 389053Olympian, 118; 39619 Operator, 118; 39793 City Bank, 118; 33479sGold-smith, 118; 362862Unmasked, 115; 39793 Yardarm, 105; 39741 Sir Voorhies, 105; 39745 Sentinel, 1 102; 39353 Sweet Nell, 100; 39570 Interval, 100. Overweights — Toscan, 2 pounds; Astarita, 5; Cinquevalli, L Toscan, show, 4 to 5. King Pepper, show, 1 to 3. Astarita, show, 1 to 3. John A. Scott, show, 2 to 5. „. 308 88 ^^lp RACE— 1 1"8 Miles. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St St % % % StrFin Jockeys , Owners O H C P 39819 TH'NBYC'FT ws 5 105 4 2l 23 22J 14 l3 l1 O'Neil F M Kelly 10 15 15 5 397692HIGHLANDER w 4 101 2 1* 1* 1& 2* 2* 2* Haack II T Wilson Jr 4-511-101 2-5 SS8393KINGRAINE ws 5 106 5 4* 41 43 41 3* 33 N Lewis J A Bennett 5 6 4 6-5 39S19 ROY. PIR'TEwsb 3 S6 3 Si 31 32 31 44 42 Connell Boston Stable 15 30 30 8 39819 ST. SEVER ws 4 97 1 51 52 5" 6* 5* 5& McCaf 'ty H R Schaffer 6 12 12 4 (S9600)K. OF T. G'Rwb 9 103 6 61 6* 65 5h 630 625 Byer P S P Randolph 5 5 4 7-6 PASS BOOK W3 100 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Fuller J B Haggin 20 40 40 12 Time, 26, 51g, 1:18. l:44g, 1:58. Winner — B. c, by Salvator — Brierfoot (trained by F. M. Kelly). Went to post at 3:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Thorneycroft stamped himself above the ordinary, practically forced the pace throughout and on the far turn came away from a good class horse like Highlander as if he were anchored, but was driving hard at the end to beat the latter. -Highlander was best, but was caught napping and finished in the wake of the winner's mud and was badly ridden. Haack was unable to pull him out from in behind Thorneycroft in the last furlong. Kin-graine got away poorly and Lewis failed to fc.ct promptly on the first turn. He closed up fast when too late. Royal Pirate was outclassed, but did his best and was in winning form. St. Sever has evidently trained off. Knight of the Garter probably sulked right from the Scratched— 39868 Carbuncle. 115; 39769 Ethics, 106; (39647) Agnes D., 103. Overweights — Thorneycroft, 5 pounds; Kingraine, 2; Knight of the Garter, 3: Pass Book, 2. Thorneycroft, show, 21 to L Highlander, show, out Kingraine, show, 3 to 5. Knight of the Garter, show, 3 to 5. QQQQQ THIRD RACE— Last 5 1-2 Furlongs Futurity Course. 2-year-olds. Allow^" Ot/OOt/ ances. The Surf Stakes. $2,500 added. Net value to winner $5,660. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (39840)INFLEXIBLE ws 129 1 21 21 21 H T Burns W C Whitney t7-5 9-5 7-5 3-5 S9S403MONSOON w 111 6 1' 1^ P 24 Gannon R W Walden 21 4 4 6-5 39S143YELLOW HAMMERw 114 4 64 74 51 3" O'Neil S Paget 12 15 15 5 39840 WHITE PLUME ws 119 5 41 44 44 42 B' champ C W Moore 20 50 50 15 S9840 GALLANT wb 114 3 54 3" 31 5= Bullman A Belmont 3 3 2 4-5 398402MIMOSA w 115 2 3* 51 .61 6* Redfern W C Whitney t7-5 9-5 7-5 3-5 39840 PRECIOUS STONEws 118 7 7 61 74 72 Simms G B Morris 12 40 40 12 39S16 BROOKLYNITE w 115 S 8 8 8 8 McCue J L McGinnis 30 40 40 10 tCoupled in betting. Time, 1:07. Winner — B. c, by Hamburg — Berriedale (trained by J. W. Rogers). Went to post at 3:25. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Inflexible outclassed his field, held a prominent position to the stretch, where he drew out and stood a long and game stretch drive and won going away. Monsoon, a superior filly in the going, developed great early speed today and held on with splendid pertinacity at the end. Yellow Hammer closed up with a rush at the end. White Plume finished close up and was a sharp contender throughout. Gallant had no mishaps, ran in the first flight for a half mile, but failed to respond in the final drive. Mimosa quit in the stretch. Scratched— (38521)Knobhampton, 118; 396693Greencrest, 111; 39792 Moharib, 114. Overweights— Brooklynite, 1 pound. Entry, show, out. Monsoon, show, 1 to 2. Yellow Hammer, show, 2 to 1. Gallant, show, 2 to 5. Inflexible, singly, place, 6 to 5; show, 7 to 10. QAQ AA FOURTH RACE — 7-8 Mile Futurity Course. 3-year-olds. Allowances. The €)Xj(DXj\J Swift Stakes. $2,000 added. Net value to winner $3,450. Ind Horses A Wt St hi Vz % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3.0841 RIVER PIRATE WB 111 5 2* 24 24 l1 14 W Hicks P Belmont 4 41 16-54-5" 39793 YARDARM ws 111 4 3* 3s 35 2s 23 Rice E R Thomas 5 7 6 2 398432MACKEY DWYER w 116 3 5 5 5 45 3« T Burns P H McCarren S 12 10 4 398412CHAS. ELWOOD w 111 1 l1 1* 1* 31 4* Bullman J B Haggin 4-5 1 1 2-5 (3974DILLYRIA ws 111 2 44 42 42 5 5 Redfern W C Daly 6 10 8 21 Time, 1:25. . Winner — Ch. c, by Pirate of Penzance — Harebell (trained by F. McCabe). * Went to post at-3:50. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won. easily; second the same. River Pirate followed the favorite closely to the stretch, where he drew to the front, apparently winning easily, but was unexpectedly driving at the end to beat Yardarm. The latter trailed for nearly six furlongs, closing up like a cyclone at the end. Mackey Dwyer, outrun early, was running faster than the field in the last furlong and at the weights ran a great race. Charles Elwood raced into the lead under a pull for five furlongs and then quit very badly and ran an unaccountably bad race. Ulyria was outclassed. Scratched— 39839*Duke of Kendal, 121; 39264 Rigodon, 118; 39147 Brigand, 118; 39741 Sir Voorhies, 111; 39744 Merry Acrobat, 111; 39 6 683Stamping Ground, 106; 39718 Invincible, 111. River Pirate, show,. 1 to 3. Yardarm, show, 3 to 5. Mackey Dwyer, show, 6 to 5. Charles Elwood. show, out. . " ; ! ' ' "~ ' COWTHfflD 0M TtrW^SSf^^^jm " " . CONEY ISLAND FORM CHART-CONTINUED. UfiQOT FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. $900 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ap-O O *J JL prentice Riders. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39501 FLARA w 6 97 5 42 23 H l2 1° Hodges B Murray 8 10 8 3 3S697 BAR LE DUC WB 4 102 7 62 3* 3* 2" 22 Schoen J P Lambert 21 3 21 1 . 39815 SCOFFER w 3 100 8 5* lh 2h 36 310 W M'land F H Milden Jr 10 15 15 5 S96973TIOGA wb 3. 98 4 3* 4* 4« 4= i« Farley W L Lykens 4 4 31 6-5 SS9543THE TALISMAN wb 4 98 9 9* 9* 61 52 51! Rollins Oneck Stable 12 20 20 8 39191 CARDIGAN W 4 103 6 82 7" 71 7= 6" G'dchild D Higgins S 20 12 5 39050 BOBBINET wsb 3 85 3 21 51 51 6" 71! Racine W C Daly 30 50 50 20 39511 THE REGENT w 5 95 2 7" 8Z 8s 8B 820 Foreman W Lakeland 6 10 8 3 , 39619 REFORMER wsb 4 93 1 l2 61 91B 91B 920 Travis J L McGinnis 10 12 8 3 , 39771 POLITE W 3 94 10 10 10 10 10 10 Leider T D Sullivan 12 25 25 10 I Time, 13, 25g, 516, 1:18|, l:45g. Winner — Ch. f, by Flambeau — Flam (trained by B. Murray). Went to post at 4:20. At post 3 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily; second the same. Flara quickly drew into the lead and, easily showing the most speed throughout, came away like a shot at the end. Bar Le Due got away well enough and moved up fast on the far turn, but tired at the end. Scoffer showed plenty of speed and had clear sailing throughout. Tioga was a prominent contender for the first five furlongs, after which she fell rapidly out of it. The others were hopelessly strung out, the race being a procession from the start. Scratched— 36386 Peacock, 106; 392662Past, 102; 39771 Beau Gray, 102; 39769 Courtenay, 96; 39791 Dark Planet, 91; 39570 Step Away, 91. Overweights — Flara, 2 pounds; Tioga, 2. Flara, show, 9 to 5. Bar Le Due, show, 1 to 2. Scoffer, show, 2J to 1. Tioga, show, 3 to 5. OCfcQOO SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles on Turf. $1,200 added. 3-year-olds and up-0\jO\J £ ward. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39767 DR. SAYLOR W 3 100 3 221 1*1 11 1" 1= Fuller F J Lantry 6 7 5 75" (39795) COLONSAY wb 3 98 4 33 32 31 31 23 Redfern W C Daly 3 4 21 7-10 3V 39793 HIS EMINENCE wb 5 115 1 4 4 21! 2" 31! Haack F Gebhard 8-5 2 9-5 3-5 ' 39793 ARTICULATE w 5 126 2 l1 22 4 4 4 Larson W C De B Lopez 2 21 21 4-5 Time, 27, 53, 1:20, 1:48, l:55g. Winner — Ch. c, by Rossington — Prevent (trained by J. McLaughlin). ■Cf Went to post at 4:45. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same, pi Dr. Saylor, running in a good position and next to the rail, made the most of a ridicu-ii lously slow early pace and, being called on when straightened for home, came away like g a shot. Colonsay, on which Redfern rode an over-confident and badly-judged ride in 1^ spite of the slow pace, made no move until on the stretch turn, where he was finally compelled to run on the outside of four horses and could never close up the long and winning lead stolen by the winner on the turn. His Eminence trailed under a choking pull and was outsprinted in the homestretch. Articulate has apparently developed into a confirmed sulker. When leading comfortably he fell away suddenly and, although he finished with plenty of speed left, he really had no chance with his light rider. Scratched— 397933Hunter i:aine, 123; 398432Mackey Dwyer, 108; 39291 Flying Buttress, 100. Overweights — Dr. Saylor, 3 pounds. No show betting. Page [2] * iiiiiifiiiiFOiM . ISSUHD EVERY DAT. DAILY MM FORM PUB. GO. FUBLISHEBS 07 WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN. stored in the Poet Offlc at CUeaso a» ond claw matt«r. CHICAGO. ILL. 124 FIFTH AVENUE, COPYRIGHTED. of Congreee at office of the Librarian rT?rcnS°and nUber. and trac* lTform of Dally Racing dally ana wm used. They are copyrishted be keenly protected^] ^^^^ A Daily Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. Editor and Proprietor, F. H. BrunolU Associate Editor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Brunei!. SINGLE COPY S CENT*. Subscriptions Must be Paid In Advanee. TKRMS: Per Month ' £-£5 Half Year ' The°abo7ee^aie^e; tor'"^' Wl« « nealed letters — flrst-claea man. Co. prefers to Form Publlshlno Daily Racing mail in send single copie* afl flrrt-claM ioca^BScrlptiona— outside the down town distrlct^wul be declined at other than first-class mail matter rate*. * so be considered and answered all Queries --Av-Dsllv Raclna Form must be sent oyer the full name and with the address of the writer. These names and addresses are \ subject to a local and foreign directory t test. ' On sale at 8:30 a. m. Dally Rsclng Form can be delivered to any address in St. Louis. Back numbers can be promptly supplied. be left at Orders for advertisements can the St. Louis office for telegraphic transmission. Detroit Office— 139 Grlswold Street, Frank E- McDonald. Agent. On sale at 9:00 a. m- Clnclnnatl, O.— W. S. Manna. General Agent. At Hot Springs, Ark.: F. C. Boving, 418 Centra^ Avenue. At Buffalo, N Y.: New Tifft House. At New Orleans, La.: H J. Holle, 641 Commercial Place. O. E. Hill, 108 St. Charlea Street. At Memphis, Tenn.: R. M. Mansford Co. E. H. Clarke & Bro. At Milwaukee, Wis.: Planklnton Hotel News Stand. Frank Mulkern,. 3rd & Grand Avenue. At Nashville, Tenn.: Duncan Hotel. , At Kansas City, Mo.: Rlcksecker Cigar and News Co., Ninth and Walnut Streets. At San Francisco, Cal.: Foster & Orear, Market Street Ferry I News Stand. , At Butte, Mont.: Keefe Bros., Post Office News Stand. Cnioxao, Illinois, June 24 1905. Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. James D., Chicago. Every possible precaution is taken to have the items you ask about correctly quoted. Sevrick, Chicago. Usually associations refund the amount bet in such cases as you inquire about. Whipple, Chicago. Brownie Anderson was even money to show. J. R. T., St. Louis, Mo. A. D. Gibson's place price was incorrectly given. It should have read 3 to 1 and 7 to 5 to show. M. Gerhard, Detroit, Mich. Joe Lesser was 3 to 5 to show, not 6 to 5, as incorrectly quoted. Washington Park Form. WASHING TOW PARK FORM, The form of Wednesday's Washington Park fields is: First Race— Luoien Appleby, Caviar. Brags. Second Haco— Allista, Copperfield, Marshall Ney. Third Race— Sam Fallen, Captain Arnold, Gold Bell. Fourth Race— Uranium, Mary Glenn, If You Dare Fifth Race— Collonade, Sidney C. Love, Aiflight. 8ixth Race— The Kentnckian, Semper Vivum, Flenrbn. Washington Park Entries. WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track slow. 'Apprentice allowance. ©Runs well in mud. First Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39861 Caviar 6. ...114 710 39785 Bragg 4... .110 ...1..705 398592Lncien Appleby 4.. ..110 725 39834 Fore and Aft 3.. ..107 700 Second Race— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses.color.ser&pedigreo. A. Wt. Hdcp. (39836)Copperfield 118 680 S9759 Frank Carr Ill 640 38932 Triumvir.; Ill 600 398052Marshal Ney Ill 650 Charlie Blade, ch. c, by St. Maxim —Charlotte Cushman Ill ■ • Sauerkraut, ch. f, by St. Leonards-Dutch Flag 108 39184 General Steward ©....108 640 S97842Allista . 108 700 Third Race— 1 1-16 miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. The Auburn Stakes. $2,0C0 added. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39786 Flying Torpedo 5.... 112 730 39785 Paul Whaley 5. ...110 710 39785tRolling Boer 5.... 107 7W 396883tNitrate 5....107 735 S97862dam Fullen 6....1U4 7 0 (SS^Vincennes 7. ...104 700 (39859)*Schwalbe 4....103 7.10 39786*Hnzzah 4.... 98 725 39834 Sinner Simon 3.... 91 710 S983* Gold Bell 3.... 90 740 39862, Harry 3.... 90 740 39835*Lampoon 8.... 83 720 39474 *Captain Arnold 3.... 8? 74 j fDurnell & Herz entry. i Fourth. Race— 3-4 Slllo. i 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 39591 Ed Adack 5....114 675 39566*If Yon Dare .. Sf ... 5 ...114 705 34768 De Blaise .. . 7... 114 685 39837 Hot 4.. ..112 660 39532 Sweet Billie ... 4....110 705 389733*Jaubert Qf.... 4... 110 7C0 39837 Ontonagon - . 3....1C9 685 S9835 Avoid . 5t ... 3.. ..108 690 39735*Uraninm ..... ...... 3.. ..104 725 39271*Mary Glenn §4 ... S....104 710 39505 Gns Lanka 3.. ..101 . ... 680 39712*Will Shelly .... 3.... 99 695 39565*Fullback 3.... 99 685 Fifth Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Allowanceis. (39862)Serge ©....110 700 (39764)Collonade . . 103 735 38099 SidDey C. Love © ...105 '.'.'.'.'.'115 398593 Airlight S....103 710 394602Big Ben 102 700 397642Sir Hugh ... [102 '..'.'."..700 Sixth Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (59472)Tha Kentnckian 7 119 7*25 ?«290 Fake m _ 5 u» 3986l3Fleuron 6....116 705 (S9837)Eva's Darling 7..... 5....112 . . . 67ri (36J30)Corinne Unland .... 4.. ..110 700 39823*Erema 5.. ..110 7C0 (S9533)*Mnresca 4....108 690 S62402*Evelyn Byrd 6. ...107 67.r, (39517)*Lovable 6... .107 665 39835 Semper Vivum 3. ...104 ..... 715 39712 Bay Wonder 3 . 101 690 NOTICE. ' Persons transacting business with this t newspaper are earnestly requested to mak« but' all drafts, checks or money orders unl-i formly to the order of Daily Racing Form . Publishing Co. Similarly correspondents and .other persons who may have occasion to communicate with Dally Racing Form oa b matters pertaining to such topics as art i i treated In Its columns should invariably \ . , sWMnmi Dalljr Baein* Form PubUahln* Co. NOTICE. Dally Racing Form Is a publication which 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. The selections and handicap figure* attached to entries are arranged on the same basis. The latter come from the wort of four experts after the telegraphic receipt of charts and entries. All persons are warned not to use said chart or Index numbers. sele«-tlons or handicap figures. i TADEMA — HAVANA CIGARS — The Choice of Sportsmen and Connoisseurs W. F. MONROE 141 DEARBORN ST., TRIBUNE BIjDG. CHICAGO, IIX. Wholesale and Retail Distributer . FOR SALE.. SALE OF THE TWO WELL KNOWN RACE HORSES, "PEACEFUL"AND "ETHYLENE," by Receiver of E. J. Arnold & Company. IN THjH district court of the UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIVISION OF THE EASTERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF MISSOURI. By order of the District Court of the United States, for the Eastern Division of the Eastern District of Missouri, the undersigned, Receiver of E. J. Arnold & Company, will sell at private sale, for cash, the following race horses, formerly the property of said Bankrupts: PEACEFUL, b. g, by St. Florian— Imp Serene. ETHYLENE, b. m, by Freeman— Ethel Gray. The above horses will be sold at private sale for cash to the highest bidder on the 26th day of June, 1903, in the City of Chicago, State of Illinois. The undersigned will receive sealed bids for one or both of said horses, such bids to be accompanied by a certified check for twenty per cent, of the amount of the bid. Bids should be addressed to the undersigned in care of Felsenthal & Foreman, Attorneys at Law, Room 1203 Title & Trust Building, Chicago, Illinois, where the same will be opened at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon of June 26th, 1903. Under the order, of the Court the Receiver has the right to reject any and all bids, if unsatisfactory, and to expose the horses at public sale on the same day in the City of Chicago, Illinois. And notice is hereby given" that if the Receiver does not receive satisfactory sealed bids for either of said horses, he will sell the same at public auction at the" "Washington Park Race Track, in the City of Chicago, to the highest bidder for cash, at 12:00 o'clock, -M., on the same day. SOLOMON L. SWARTS, Receiver of E. J. Arnold & Co., Bankrupts. Felsenthal & Foreman, Attorneys, Title & Trust Building, Chicago, III. if MM.. Only system beatinar the IVIV SVSIRm races everyday!! Free ISIJ UJfOlUIII booklet, full particulars how $20 earns $6 daily. 1. C. WOOD!?, L. C. IV. G. D., Chicago. Established 1890 [, TOUCflWOOtl 7"2 Before the public WON every day. lj Advantage 3-2 «^l^ Onr clients profited on \ the above good things (fwjlBljS^M yesterday. loday'sSp.- clal wil1 Di a £°0(i Pric» and w*n galloping. ^^fflip^hVv For resultB °f the past ^v0 wee'rs 800 oar adv. in ^S^T&gV the Chicago American WS^'ISi) and Daily Racing Form ^yapi»?' of Sunday, June 21, «^ Terms for best bets at Wo Never Mis- Washington Park : represent. $} p^j^ $5^^ SPECIALS INCLUDED. WIRED AT 10 A.M. REYNOLDS & CO. 6th Floor, 119 Dearborn St, Chicago. Miller & Gray Chicago— TURF EXPERTS— New York ROOM 18, 122 LA 8AM/K ST, CHICAGO. 50 Cents Daily, $2.50 Weekly. NOTICE— All private business is transacted throngh our agent, J.H. Barkly at office or race track LORD TOUCHWOOD 4-1 WON -«ODTCUM. f.-l WON GL1-TEN 8-1 2ND GKKOOK K., PLACE WON • GKTCHJEL 7 6 WON WREATH OF IVY 8-5 WON TABY TOSA ..2-1 WOK NOTICE— We only pick two horses to each race. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY we have a few more choice ones that will bo pnt over at Washington Park Thursday. 20 to 1. This hors improved twenty pounds from his last race. Don't miss this one. Sheets on sale, 11 a. m., at office, news stands Clark and Madison, Michigan and Randolph, Cottage Qrovo and 61et St. and main gate at race track. PeerlessSelections My information comprises the THREE VERY BEST BETS of the day. Eighty per cent, winners is my average. $t Daily. $5 Weekly. Wired Anywhere. "THE 107 5T-SPECIALIfiFORMATION INDIAN," ^1S£M ^^^^^ ON THE RACES. irff*^ °* Wired from our experts at — i3ite"=- the tracks daily. Get our selections today. No extra charge for specials. P PR 185 Dearborn St., Suite S7RM5CV iAilLc.l & bU. 603. 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 race3 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 Jiorses win. To take advantage of the above FREE TD? In advance address at once, W. J. Fuller, P. O. Box 205, Gravesend, N. V. Page [3] St. Louis Form Chart. I S ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. ptJpuiS, MO., June 23, 1963.— Forty-fifth day. St. Louis Pair Association. Spring Meet-i« : J ing. "Weather clear, track slow. ling Judge, P. A. Brady. Starter, A. B. Dade. Secretary, John Hachmeister. g starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. FIRST RACE — 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Selling. Fses (|g A Wt St % Vz % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P rCHRT, w 103 3 32 33 . 31 ]ns Higgins W S Price 6-5 7-513-101-2 L.L THE CAT w 104 2 1» lnk 2nk 2s Gullett H A Engman 3 41 41 2 TRUMENT s 93 4 23 2s l2 3s Bridwell J J McAlester&Co3 5 41 7-5 3TLEGREGORY w 103 6 58 5s 42 4s Jost F G Altman 10 15* 15 6 liLIN GEORGE w 105 1 62 62 72 52 W Wats'nU Z DeArman 10 16 16 5 'TLE PIRATE w 101 8 8 83 8* 62 F Smith J F Daniels & Col2 25 25 8 NGIS w 101 5 4* 4i 5* 73 Bell J A Abernathy 6 10 10 3 3RT STOP w 95 9 72 7i 6b 8s Shea W W Benson&ColO 30 30 12 B FARRIER W 106 7 9 9 9 9 Ellis J W Briggs 15 30 30 10 rentice allowance. Time, 14, 25}, 50, 1:05. er — B. c, by Governor Foraker — Parisa (trained by R. N. vestal). : to post at 2:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily, was in the best going throughout and well ridden and finished gamely. Bell the Cat m in the heavy going and showed speed, finishing resolutely. Instrument displayed for the going and did better than usual. Castlegregory ran a fine race in the lumpy ider a very weak ride. He is a good looker, acts like a good colt and will win in npany under a stronger rider, ched— 39748 Muscovoir, 118; 39012 Two S., 103. weigh ts— Collin George, 2 pounds; Mengis, 3. tel. show, out. Bell the Cat, show, evens. Instrument, show, 3 to 5. (\A SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. ies A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ LEN HAY W 3 94 10 9* 61 Is l4 Wolff J C Tucker 20 30 25 10 3 LIGHTER W 3 102 11 121 72 3» 2» Louden G C Baker 5 5 5 2 MANZO w 4 103 8 41 l1 22 32 F'ntleroy Oots Bros 3 3 3 1 TRUE WS 7 111 3 2& 2" 43 4" Kelly J E Basquil & Col2 12 10 4 R. LADY w 5 105 4 51 52 G" 52 Bridwell J N Miller & Co 10 10 10 4 UDY ws 3 93 2 luk 42 5s 63 Shea R W Marks 5 6 6 2 LLIE T. wb 4 10S 13 11* ll1 S1 7' Sayers F Gering 6 10 10 4 TTIE G. WB 6 104 15 15 142 333 8* W nVats'nA Phillips 3" 4 4 S-5 I T. FIDDLERWSB 7 106 5 6" S1 91 9s Bell J S Bratton 15 20 20 8 LINE ws 5 106 1 3 32 7- 102 Benson S T Smith 10 20 20 8 NNY BELLE w 5 107 7 71110s 102 ll1 C Bonner J K Hughes S 20 15 6 OTH 4 106 9 10l 123 ll1 12& Weber Turney Bros 20 30 30 12 [CLING w 4 104 6 S1 91 122 132 Higgins T A Gay & Co 20 30 30 12 . DOOLEY w 3 102 14 132 131 142 145 Calvit W J Young & Co30 60 60 30 TH'NE KNOX W 4 97 12 143 15 15 15 Liv'gsfn T Knox 30 100 100 30 rentice allowance. Time, 13}, 25}, 51}, 1:18}. ter— B. f, by Argyle— Manettie (trained by J. C. Tucker). : to post at 3:02. At post 5 minutes. Start poor. Won easily; second driving, lay was carefully ridden in the fastest going, came on the outside of the field, j ground gradually and ran past the tiring leaders in the stretch. Gas Lighter owly, but made up much ground, finished fast and was clearly next best. Almanzo badly and dashed to the front in a hurry, then tired from his effort. Be True was :ontender to the stretch, then tired. Our Lady ran in improved form in her favor-r. Kittle G. was practically left at the post, weights— Helen Hay, 2 pounds; Be True, 2; Thoth, 2. 1 Hay, show, 5 to 1. Gas Lighter, show, evens. Almanzo, show, 1 to 2. Kittie G., lQfT THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allow -J \j Q ances. rses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P REATH OF IVY w 10S 4 14 lnk l2 lnt Higgins W S Price 6-5 8-5 7-5 1-2 ECK MORGAN W 112 3 4* 4* 32 2* Kelly AL&HMRogers 21 4 3 4-5 AGNES IL -ws 108 5 3^ 32 2-* 3nk Bell J Duffy 8-5 16-53 4-5 A M'KINNEY W 103 1 5 5 43 43 F Smith J F Daniels & Col5 30 30 6 JESS LUCILLE WS 103 2 2* 22 5 5 Bridwell W J Young 12 15 12 6 Time, 12}, 25}, 52}, 1:04}, 1:11. ler -B. f, by Henry Young — Laurel Wreath (trained by R. N. Vestal), t ) post at 3:43. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily, of Ivy liked the soft track, set a fast pace, swung wide into the stretch, but had ift and came on fast when Higgins called upon her. Check Morgan was outrun Irst half, but Kelly cut across the track at the stretch turn and saved a lot of and came on fast. St. Agnes II. ran her race. Ora McKinney ran poorly. Princess showed speed for three furlongs. ith of Ivy, show, out. Check Morgan, show, 1 to 3. St. Agnes II., show, out. FOURTH^RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $700. 3-year-olds and upward" irses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (89848)TABY TOSA WS 4 109 1 21 2°k 22 23 l»k W Wats'nR B Burnett 8-5 2 2 1-2 3l)S723KAFFIR wb 4 102 3 l1! I10 l8 Is 2i° Higgins J D Dearing 6-5 8-5 8-5 2-5 ?J)701 JACK YOUNG ws 3 105 2 3nk 4 4 4 33 Bridwell G C Baker 21 21 11-54-5 3PS74 W. B. GATES WS 7 101 4 4 3* 3* 33 4 Earl R R Rice 10 10 8 3 Time, 25}, 50}, 1:17}, 1:44, 1:50}. Winner — Gr. g, by Le Premier — Grey Bess (trained by D. W. Kelly). Went to post at 4:10. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Taby Tosa was in the soft going for the first quarter and was thrown against the fence on the first turn, but gamely stuck to his work, maintaining a good position, closed up fast around the turn, caught Kaffir after a long drive and then won pulled up. Kaffir was used too much early, but maintained his speed well and was not beaten up to the last forty k yards. It was a good race for him. Jack Young can do better. So can W. B. Gates. No show betting on first three. * |39897 FIFgHliRACE— 7 1"2 FurIon9s- Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward? Ijnd Horses A Wt St *4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 33750 TOM CRABB ws 4 109 1 2l 2* 22 23 lnk Bell JJComerford&Co 8 15~1 3~~ C3982'l)*ORLEANS w 5 109 6 31 31 1"" l°k 22 F Smith R R Rice 2 21 11-51 3S178 EXTOL ws 3 106 7 72 78 31 33 3* W Wats'nOots Bros 3 31 31 6-5 39798*PROF. NEVILLE w 5 104 13 13s 13" 8* 5* 4s Weickert P P Johnston&ColO 20 15 6 39724 HOOK SE OKA ws 3 101 5 4" 4°k 4s 43 51 Calvit R C Farris & Co 8 15 12 5 39700'VENUS VICTRDC "W 4 102 11 12* 12" 111 92 6* Shea E W Baxter & ColO 15 13 5 39825*TEMPT w 5 104 10 ll1 111 101 81 73 Cormack H Mack 12 20 20 8 S9464*LUNA MINOR ws 4 102 2 lh H 51 62 8* Howell U Z DeArman 20 40 40 15 I1 (37766)LORD NEVTLLEwb 8 109 15 14" 14" 14-°12* 9* Bridwell F Einstein 5 10 10 4 J9603 LYNCH w 4 109 9 6" 6* 91 11s 103 Bonner J C Cahn 10 12 12 5 51 C'NTESS CLARA w 5 109 4 9l 9s 135 13s 11« Earl N B Tichenor 10 15 15 6 J S44)*THE BL'K SCOTw 6 111 8 8h 8" 61 7l 122 Louden E Wiley 10 15 15 6 ..91»P3ACHES 5 104 12 10» 10" 7" 101 13s Wolff M Bird 20 40 40 15 LADY ADALENEws 4 107 3 5l 52 12* 141B1420 Higgins W J Young & Co20 40 40 15 5724 BENHAM w 9 111 14 15 15 15 15 15 W'n'ght W H Leonard&ColO 50 50 20 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 25}, 51, 1:19, 1:39. ■Winner — B. c, by Resplendent — Punchy (trained by J. Kilgore). Went to post at 4:45. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second easily. . l?om Crabb was well away, given an energetic ride and a strong finish and just lasted long ; :nough. Bell's superiority to Smith told in the stretch run. Orleans ran her n\ce, but /as inadequately handled in the stretch run. Extol had a rather easy race. Professor Seville ran a sterling race under a weak rider. He will win presently with a good rider ip, as he has worked well. The Black Scot ran an impressive race to the stretch and was ! hen eased up. Tom Crabb, show, 8 to 5. Orleans, show, 1 to 2. Extol, show, 7 to 10. UQgQg SEXTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. . rd Horses AWtStStM, % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 9S212EUGENIA S. WS 7 95 1 51 53 43 3 2 22 11 Gullett W S Price 11=53 2l"T~ 97773*EL. DILLON wb 4 98 5 3" 3nk 5* 5= 5* 2" Bridwell J D Brown & Co 6 6 5 21 9777 BROODLER ws 4 105 4 l2 l2 l2 l2 l2 3s Wallace A C Bernays 10 20 20 8 3982DCHANDOO ws 4 108 6 4* 4" 3" 4" 41 4* W Wats'nS B Burnett 5 6 6 2 9798 DR. y C ARRICKws 5 108 3 2* 22 2°k 2" 3°k 53 Benson S T Smith 15 25 25 10 9821 NEVERSUCH w 3 87 9 6" G" 6nk 71 61 63 M Lowe J K Hughes 8 10 10 4 ' 37002PD3RCE J. w 4 108 12 71 72 8l ll1 81 7" Post H Robinson 4 4 31 8-5 3i*598»KING'S PET s 7 100 11 12 12 12 8* ll2 82 Wolff C W Chambers 20 30 30 12 36K21* J. DOUGHTY ws 7 98 7 9l 9l 71 91 92 92 Shea J P Hirth & Co 10 12 12 5 3J*4* 3MARGIE S: w 4 103 8 81 81 92 102 10* 10s Ellis J F Dockery & Col5 40 40 15 10752- CASTAKE w 8 100 210£10il0} 6* 73 ll2 B'ngame O W Boesecke 10 20 20 8 1 I 39824 DAWSON "W 4 105 10 ll1 11s ll8 12 12 12 Louden G H Neal .8 15 15 5 •Apprentice allowance. Time, 25}, 51, 1:18, 1:45, 1:584. Winner— Br. m, by Prince of Darkness— Inez, by Tension (trained ^ by R. N. Vestal). Went to post at 5:25. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Eugenia S. was given an energetic ride, but traveled in the heaviest going all the way. Gullett saved ground with her turning for home, but she was tiring at the end. Eliza Dillon was well ridden in the best going, but swung wide in the stretch. She would have won in a few more, strides. Broodier hung on gamely. Chandoo ran his race. Dawson has lost his form. Scratched— 39747 Nan Dora, 98; 39821 Lasso, 98; 39821 Hegira, 85. Overweights— Eugenia S., 2 pounds; Margie S., 5. Eugenia S., show, 1 to 2. Eliza Dillon, show, 6 to 5. Broodier, show, 4 to 1. Pierce J., show, 4 to 5. . Washington Park Form Chart. . ; ! . ' 1 WASHINGTON PARK FORM CHART. CHICAGO, ILL., June 23, 1903. — Third day. The Washington Park Club. Summer Meeting. Weather clear, track heavy. 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. QQDQ1 FIRST RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. $600 added; $100 to second; $50 to Q tj OO JL third. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St W % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39S58-'*L. TOUCHWOODw 3 85 5" C 32 21 l3 l2 Robbins J Arthur 4 4 31 6-5 3&858*PYRRHO ws 4 99 7h 7b 9h 71 41 21! J Booker J F Hacker 8 12 10 3 2S537 MARCOS W 4 104 3nk 4" 2^ 31! 31 3* Adkins H Dernham 15 30 20 S 397803L. DUCHESS II. w 5 103 2n* l1 l2 l1! 2l 4nk Helg'sen Mrs J Hoffman 12 15 12 4 39765 AMUR WB 5 105 10l 92 1012 8l 71 5* C Gray J A Drake 3 3 21 1 29642 SEA LION wsb 7 10S 8U 5* 61 61 6"" 6»* C Bell D F Cox 12 12 10 4 (39549)NORTH WIND w 4 104 1"* 2l 4nk 4nt 51 7* S Bonner C C McCafferty 12 15 15 G 39837 LATSON wb 8 105 6" 81 71 1012 91 81! Timms Mrs M Goldblatt 30 40 30 10 39691 DO MADGE ws 6 103 11 101 8nt 5h 81 910 Henry J Mannion 7 8 8 3 39837*BR. ANDERSON W 6 98 41 32 5nfc 9Dk10- 103 H PhillipsJ F Barrett £ C08 12 10 4 39565 L. CHORISTER w 5 103 91 11 11 11 11 11 Schwartz Rold Bros 30 60 50 15 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 25|, 52, l:19g, 1:48, 1:53. Winner — B. g, by Loyalist — Punka (trained by J. Arthur). Went to post at 2:30. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Lord Touchwood moved up fast turning for home and swinging to the center of the track, came away easily, winning as his rider pleased. Pyrrho made up ground rapidly in the last , half mile and finished with a rush. Marcos showed sudden improvement. He tired just a shade in the closing strides. Little Duchess II. had enough after turning for home. Amur / appeared unable to extend himself in the soft, lumpy going. North Wind showed a little / early speed. He was much used through the rear to get to his horses. / Lord Touchwood, show, 3 to 5. Pyrrho, show, 3 to 2. Marcos, show, 4 to 1. Amur, show, / A 1 to 2. _\J\ QQQQQ SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. $700 added; $100 to second; $50 to third. O (7U O 2-year-olds. Colts. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (S9739)PROCEEDS w 118 7"* 51! 3l 23 ln Helg'sen S S Brown 21 3 12-57-10 39S36 PETER PAUL w 111 5nk l3 1* l3 210 Domin'k Mrs R Bradley 7-5 8-5 3-2 3-5 39730 TOWN MOOR W 113 81 7"* 5l 60t 32 C'whurst W Gerst 20 60 50 15 3978S BENEFICENT W 113 4uk 9l 9l 81! 4" H PhillipsS C Hildreth 20 50 50 15 391752RAINLAND W 113 10nk 11 8nk 71 5^ Timms Mrs M Goldblatt 20 50 50 15 39739 ST. PARIS WS 113 3nk 4* 6°k 5nk 61! T Knight C Woodford 8 10 8 3 (39554)BUGLER w 113 11 10nk102 10* 7nk D Austin T P Hayes 20- 20 15 G 39759 TOLTEC ws 113 61 3nk 2nk 3nk 8nk Wond'ly N J Tharp 15 50 40 15 39759 WALTER DUFFY w 113 91 2" 45 41 9nk S Bonner O'Brien&Watson 10 20 15" 6 393S43FIRBANE w 113 2" 61 7nk 9nk10l° J W'kfld P Dunne ' S 20 10 4 FOX LAKE w 113 lnk 8- 11 11 11 Robbins C R Ellison 20 60 GO 20 Time, 24g, 491, l:04g. Winer — Br. c, by Pirate of Penzance^ — Fertile (trained by R. Tucker). Went to post at 3:00. At post 6 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Peter Paul showed a keen turn of speed throughout, but tired perceptibly in the closing strides. He was taken wide turning for home, losing some ground. Proceeds began slowly, but picked up ground fast in the last quarter and finished with a rush, nipping Peter Paul on the post. Town Moor tired very fast in the last eighth, after making up ground from .the head of the stretch. Beneficent showed some improvement. St. Paris showed a little early speed. Toltec was a keen contender for four furlongs. Firbane ran a dull race and can do better. Scratched— (39836) Copperfield, 118. Overweights — Peter Paul, 1 pound. Proceeds, show, 2 to 5. Peter Paul, show, 1 to 3. Town Moor, show, 6 to 1. OAQQ») THIRD RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. The Lakesid"e OoOOO Stakes. $2,000 added. Net value to winner $2,960. ind Horses A Wt St % Vz % StrFin, Jockeys Owners O H C P 398362AD VANTAGE W 118 lh 1" l1! lnk lDk C'whurst T C McDowell 8-5 2 3-2 3-5 (39788)GLISTEN ws 115 7l 61 5l 41 20k Domin'k F Cook 8 10 8 3 397133MEMORIES WB 110 2" 41 21 2* 3» T Knight Clay Bros 10 30 20 8 3S533tMISS VERACITY w 110 10 10 8* 61 4* C Gray J A Drake 6 15 12 5 39788 L. FREE KNIGHTwb 115 4nk 31 31 3nk 53 Helg'sen H Dernham 15 30 20 8 (33444) SHAW AN A w 118 81 91 91 8l 61 J W'kfld Talbot Bros 6. 8 8 3 * (39713)BADGER GIRL w 118 5"k 82 10 92 7" Henry J L Slaughter 20 20 10 4 3926S3fMAY COMBS W 110 91 7l 71 71 82 D Hall Baker & Gentry 20 30 25 10 39784tINTERROGATION w 110 Guk 5l 6l. 5" 93 J SheehanG C B4nnett&Co 40 60 60 20 (39797)ANNE DAVIS w 115 3nk 2nk 4" 10 10 Troxler Hayes & Jackson3 4 31 6-5 tAdded starters. Time, 24J, 51, 1:05*. Winner — Br. f, by Pirate of Penzance^ — Queenlike II. (trained by T. C. McDowell). Went to post at 3:35. At post at 6 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Advantage stood a long stretch drive and responded gamely under a strong ride. Glisten finished very fast, but faltered just a shade in the last few strides. Memories would not be denied and clung gamely to her work all through the last quarter. Miss Veracity began slowly, but moved up fast after swinging wide turning for home and came with a great rush at the finish toward the outside rail. She would probably have won in a few more strides. Lady Free Knight was beaten when a furlong from home. Shawana showed scant speed and appeared unable to extend herself freely in the going. Anne Davis showed but little speed. Scratched— (38825)Lucy E. S., 118; (38843)Orient, 118; 38897!Shaitan, 115; 39713 Handsome Florry, 115; (39238) Silk Maid, 115; 39836 Liberty Bell, 110. Advantage, show, 3 to 10. Glisten, show, 8 to 5. Memories, show, 4 to 1. Anne Davis, show, 3 to 5. ' FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. $1,250 added; $200 to second; $100 to third. O aOOT: N3-year-oIds and upward. Handicap. fnd Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (S9832)GREGOR K. W 3 104 2" 1= l2i H P H Henry W M Hedges&Co 21 13-521 1 SSS323BONDAGE w 3 97 C* 51 4" 4°k 2°k 2* Robbins J Arthur 8 10 8 3 39S34 LINGUIST wb 3 100 1L 2°k 521 68 4" 3* S Bonner F Cook 4 6 51 2 39598 WASWIFT w 4 107 7 3nk 2l 21 3nk 41 Wond'ly MHTichenor&Co 3 6 5 2 39787 THANE w 4 100 3" 41! 3l 31! 61 5* H PhillipsS C Hildreth 5 5 4 8-5 39832 ESHERIN ws 3 95 5nk 61 6« 5nk 5nk 6« Reed J F Schorr 7 10 10 4 39£32 GLASSFULL w 3 99 4nk 7 7 7 7 7 Helg'sen P Dunne 8 15 12 4 Time, 26J, 51, 1:161, 1:46. Winner — B. g, by Phoenix— Kola (trained by W. M. Hedges). i Went to post at 4:05. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second handily. Gregor K. was at home in the going, showed his usual keen speed and easily stood f£ Bondage's determined challenge in the last sixteenth. The latter finished going fast and was best of the others. Linguist faltered in the closing strides. Waswift was beaten turn-: ing for home, but stood a long stretch drive. Thane tired fast in the last eighth. Glass-r full ran a dull race and was never a contender. Scratched— 39832 Mary Lavana, 92. Gregor K., show, 1 to 2. Bondage, show, evens. Linguist, show, 4 to 5. Thane, show. 4 to 5. 9QQO K FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. $700 added; $100 to second; $50 to third. ' O t/OOtJ 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39736 STUYVE ws 4 110 4" 4" 4* 31 l3 C'whurst W Gum & Co 3 31~3 6=5" 39S333EVENING STAR w 4 107 3nk l2 PI l"k 22 J SheehanJ Griffin & Co 6 8 8 3 39639 AMERICANO w 3 101 7nk 3°k 3»k 2* 3" S Bonner E J Baldwin 4 5 4 8-5 39325 FOXY KANE w 3 111 8nk 71 5°k 5»k 4" Wond'ly MHTichenor&Co 6 8 8 3 39199 TRINITY BELLEw 5 114 6» 8» 8* Gnk 5* C Gray J A Drake -4 8 8 3 397552B. OF GILEAD ws 4 112 9 9 9 9 63 Munro R M Westerfield 12 30 30 10 (39462) STAND PAT w 3 108 5* 51 6l 71 72 D Austin Hayes& Jackson 10 15 12 5 39688 MAY. JOHNSON W 4 109 2nk 21 2" 4nk 8" P Phillips L Marion & Co 20 30 20 6 39040 BRULARE w 8 119 lDk 6l IK 8l 9 AWB'ker W W Darden&Col5 20 15 6 Time, 24|, 49g, 1:17 j. . Winner— B. g, by Stuyvesant— Katie B. (trained by W. Gum). Went to post at 4:35. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Stuyve moved up fast when turning for home and came away easily after a little shaking »$ up in the final sixteenth. Evening Star showed much speed and was best of the others. t\ Americano tired fast in the closing strides. Foxy Kane finished going fast and would have fee been third in another stride or two. Trinity Bell finished strongly. Mayor Johnson was lA well beaten when turning for home. %£ Scratched— 39861 John Peters, 122. m Overweights — Stuyve, 1 pound. |§ Stuyve, show, 3 to 5. Evening Star, show, 8 to 5. Americano, show, 4 to 5. pf AuQt* SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 5600 added; §100 to second; $50 to j& Ot?OUU third. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. « Ind Horses A Wt St *4 % StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P *t (39789)MODICUM ws 3 99 lDk 42 4* 42 32 1* Adkins D S Fountain 5 5 4 8-5 i£ (S9S35)WARTE NICHTws 3 101 3" 34 3* lh 1*5 2" W Knapp P Wilkerson 3 31 3 6-5 % (39S0S)*ORSENA w 3 90 5" 2nk 2" 28 2*1 3* Treanor C Lind & Co 4 6 6 2 f (39536)L. MELB'RNE wsb 3 95 8nk 6" 63 5* 43 4s Helg'sen S S Bender 3 41 4 7-5 '.P. 39835*LOVE'S LABOR 6 104 9 821 7nk 6s 62 52 B Davis C E Rowe 10 10 7 21 39666*GALANTHUS wb 5 100 2& l°k 1" 3°* 51 6" H PhillipsMrs J Coffey 12 20 20 6 II 39604 KUNJA w 7 107 7nk 72 6nk 7J 7nk 72 AWB'ker W W Darden&ColO 15 10 4 B 394322*JERRY HUNT w 7 100 4" 6h S« 8* 8" 8a L Wilson B Schreiber 10 20 15 6 5 (39716)A. DOUGH'RTTws 6 103 6nk 9 9 9 9 9 Henry E Corrigan 10 15 15 6 f i *Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 50g, 1:16J,- 1:45, 1:50. el*. Winner — B. c, by St. Gatien — Moderocia (trained by D. S. Fountain). 4. Went to post at 5:05. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. 6 Modicum moved up fast when turning for home and easily wore down Warte Nicht in the ft last sixteenth, winning as his rider pleased. The latter ran a good race, but tired fast ft when challenged by the winner. Orsina was well beaten after entering the last quarter. Is Lord Melbourne ran a dull race and was never a serious contender. Galanthus showed 6* some early speed. The others were never serious contenders. Scratched— 398353C. B. Campbell, 100; 397892Haviland, 100. ?(: Overweights — Modicum, 1 pound; Lord Melbourne, 5. £ Modicum, show, 4 to 5. Warte Nicht, show, 3 to 5. Orsina, show, evens. Lord Mel-& bourne, show, 4 to 5. Page [4] Coney Island Form. CONEY ISLAND FORM, The form of "Wednesday's Sheepshead Bay-fields Is: First Race — Hopeful Miss, Sweet Tone, Vagary. Second Race— Hermls or Blackstock, City Bank, Agnes D. Third Race — Eugenia Burch, Stolen Moments, Ada Nay. ' Fourth Race — Widener entry, Duke of Grassland, Meadow Lark. Fifth Race— Excentral, Luminosity, List-away. Sixth Race-vSir Walt, Gold Ribbon, Miss Shylock. Seventh Race— Hermis or Andy Williams, Flying Jib, Florham Queen. Coney Island Form. CONEY ISLAND FORM. New York, June 23.— The horses seeming to have the best chances in Wednesday's races are: First Race— Hopeful Miss or Sweet Tone. Second Race— Hermis or City Bank. Third Race— Eugenia Burch or Stolen Moments. Fourth Race — Meadow Lark or The Virginian. Fifth Race— Jennico or Listaway. Sixth Race— Miss Shylock or Sir Walt. Seventh Race— Hermis or Flying Jib. H. Forsland. Coney Island Entries. CONEY ISLAND ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather wet ; track heavy. &H Runs well in mud. ' First Race-5-8 Mile. (Futurity Course.) 2- year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 39S14 Hopeful Miss .£..115 ....750 39146 The Lady Rohesia 115 ....725 (39842)Sweet Tone ^..115 ....740 39768 Vagary 115 ....735 Marjoram, ch. f, by Hastings —Lady Marian 110 39S14 Ruth Parrish 110 ....720 Fine Fleur, ch. f, by St. Gatien — Fleurette 110 Indiscreet, b. f, by The Sailor Prince— Oppoponax .110 Semitic, ch. f, by Henry of Navarre— Semiramis 110 39794 Step Aside 110 ....720 39865 Gananogue ■♦ 110 ....715 Second Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. In«3. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39793 Hermis 4..126 ....750 397932Herbert 6.. 124 ....725 ' 397902Blackstock 4. .122 ....740 39769 Ethics HK- 5..107 ....725 39793 City Bank 4.. 107 ....730 39843 Akela 3.. 97 ....720 (39717)Locket 4.. 96 ....715 (39647) Agnes D 5.. 95 ....730 Third Race— 1 1-8 Milts 3- year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. The Mermaid Stakes. $1,250 added. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. (39646)Stolen Moments ^..121 ....740 35904 Eugenia Burch Ill ....750 395132DeKaber Ill ....730 Fair Rosalind, b. f, by The Bard— Heel and Toe ....Ill 39866 Daisy Green , *..lll ....720 35594 Ada Nay 4»..U1 ....735 38906 Athlana *..lll ,...720 Fourth Race— Full Course. Steeplechase. 4:year-olds and upward. Allowances. The Rockaway Cup. $1,500 added and Plate value $100. 39265 Jim Newman 7. .163 ....670 39C99 Meadow Lark 11.. 153 ....680 39099tThe Virginian 4. .150 ....700 35113tDaffadowndilly 5. .146 ....690 38110 Duke of Grassland 5.. 146 ....685 Almanzor, br. g, by Zouave —dam by Viceroy (h. b.).. 7. .136 tJ. E. Widener entry. Fifth Race— Last 5 1-8 Furlongs. (Futurity Course.) 2-year-olds. Selling. 39770 Luminosity ^..IIS ....720 39645 Rector .106 ....710 Monitor, b. c, by Rossington —Release II 106 39842 Listaway Hh.-lOS ....715 Lavish, b. f, by Knight SLady of the Thistle— Squander .\.104 Sterling Belle 103 ....700 Auf Wiedersehen 97 705 Soson, ch. f, by Handsome — La Creole 96 39842 Excentral 96 ....725 39842 Jennico 94 ....700 39842 Symphony 94 ....710 Sixth Race— Last 5 1-2 Furlongs. (Futurity Course). 2-year-olds. Selling. 39093 Lord Haven ..106 ....710 39770 Short Cake 105 ....700 .398422Miss Shylock 105 715 39576 Thistle Heather ..104 ....700 Hylas, b. g, by Meddler— \ Forget 104 38878 Albertola ■. 103 ....715 39449 Jig Step 102 ....705 398423Sir Walt 99 725 " 39621 Gold Ribbon 98 ....720 Tommy Rot, b. or br. c, by Owas— La Biche 97 ....... 39418 Hoceo 94 »..,TOQ- Seventh Race— 1 1-16 Miles. (On Turf.) 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances, Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 39793 Hermis i .. 4. .126 ....750 398673Andy Williams 4..126 ....730 39843sFlying Jib 3. .101 ....725 39766 Squid 3.. 98 ....700 39819 Florham Queen £.. 3.. 96 ....715 Highland Park Form. HIGHLAND PARK FORM. * The form of Wednesday's Highland Park fields is: First Race— Plum Tart, Animosity, Jerry. Second Race — Lyrist, Miss Fleischmann, Flo Manola. Third Race— Pluck, Binehelio, Malay. Fourth Race— Orderly, Dick Ripley, The World. Fifth Race — Zonne, Nellie Forest, Jane Oaker. Sixth Race— Cherubim, Prism, Flora Bright. Highland Park Form. HIGHLAND PARK FORM. Detroit, Mich., June 23.— The horses seeming to have the best chances in Wednesday's races are: First Race— Ma'mselle, Jerry, Animosity. Second Race — Lyrist, Miss Fleischmann, Jessie J% Third Race— Pluck, Binehelio, Honolulu. Fourth Race — Caloorahatchee, Orderly, Probable. Fifth Race— Nellie Forest, Annu, Zonne. Sixtli Race — Cherubim, Oil in the Can, Kiwasa. T. K. Lynch. Highland Park Entries. HIGHLAND PARK ENTRIES. Probabilitlea : Weather wet ; track heavy. •Apprentice allowance. giBuns well in mud. First Race— 3-4 Mile. S-year-olds and upward. Selling, [nd. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 397622Mrs. Grannan 5.. 115 ....700 398533Animosity 5.. 103 ....720 395573Plum Tart 4..101 ....725 39731 Jerry 3.. 99 ....715 39756 Megowan 4.. 98 ....705 39875 Fade Meny 4 „ 4.. 96 ....715 39612 Ma'mselle 3.. 91 ....710 39405 Maria Vaughn 3.. 90 ....700 Delo 3.. 87 Second Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. (39831) Lyrist ^...110 .-...125 39827sMiss Fleischmann 105 ....720 39527 Irene Cross 102 ....710 Jessie J., b. f, by The Hero — Gertie B 102 Rhoebe, b. f, by Eon— Emma, A 102 ... Flo Manola, ch. f, by St. Flor- ian— Manola 102 Third Race— 1 Mile. 3- year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. Ben Clark '. 4.. Ill 39549 Wallabout 5..108 ....705 398753Firing Line 4*.- 4.. 105 ....700 (39828)Star Gazer 6.. 105 ....705 398062Honolulu 4.. 105 ....710 39008 Lombre 4.. 101 ....700 39545 Binehelio 4..100 ....720 39618 Malay 4«.. 7--100 ....715 (39470)Marcellian 3.. 95 ....710 39875 Prodigality 3.. 85 ....715 (39780) Pluck 3.. 85 ....725 Foarth Race— 5-8 utile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. 39900 Game Cock ....112 ....700 39879 Bay view 109 ....710 398792Caloorahatchee 109 ....715 39879 Probable 107 .....710 S9S793Orderly 104 725 39827 The World »J«..101 ....715 39S79 Louise Meining ,.101 ....700 Pontiac 101 3S992 Dick Ripley 96 ....720 £ifth Race-3-4 allle. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 397833Rotterdam 9. .108 ....705 39710 Zonne 6.. 108 ....725 39453 Velasquez 5. .105 ....710 39315 Lieschen 4.. 103 ....700 398283Nellie Forest 5. .103 ....720 395172Jane Oaker 4-.. 4.. 101 ....715 39S282*Annu 4".- 5.. 98 ....715 Sixtli Race— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olda. Selling. 39875 Model Monarch .102 ....705 39488 Flora Bright 99 ....715 (39877) Cherubim 99 ....725 39903 Prism 98 ....720 39856 Neeburban 96 ....715 39903*Oil in the Can 94 ....700 39904 Kiwasa 93 ....710 39903 Prosador 91 ...-.700 36383*Bonnalie 86 ....705 St. Louis Form. ST. LOUIS FORM. The form of Wednesday's St. Louis Fair Grounds fields is: First Race— Tiomaine, Billy Jackson, Sweet Myrtle. Second Race— Flash of Night, Little Corker, Mint Leaf. Third Race — Ben Adkins, Rhyme and ^ Reason, Matt Wadleigh. Fourjth Race— Lady Strathmore, Maltster, Frank Bell. Fifth Race— Kisme, Pettijohn, Class Leader. Sixth Race— Oudenarde, Echo Dale, Baronet. St. Louis Form. | ST. LOUIS FORM. St. Louis, Mo., June 23.— The horses seeming to have the best chances in Wednesday's races are: First Race— Tiomaine or Livy. Second Race— Maverick or Flash of Night Third Race— Matt Wadleigh or Arnold K. Fourth Race— Frank Bell or Lady Strathmore. Fifth Race— Kisme or Aules. Sixth Race— Oudenarde or Josie F. R. J. Collins. St. Louis Entries. ST. LOUIS ENTRIES. Probabilities : Weather clear ; track slow. •Apprentices allowance, © Runs well in mud. First Race— 4 1-3 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree, Wt. Hdcp. 39748 Dan McCue 108 ....710 Lamont, b. c, by Tammany-Silk Stocking 10S Miss Buck, b. f, by Big Buck— Bottine 105 (38938)Tiomaine 105 ....725 Ophelia Martin, ch. f, by Verge d'Or— Dodette ..*........: 105 39 5Anna Hardy 105 ....705 39674 Billy Jackson *..105 ....720 39723 Wootsy Winierd ....105 ....700 39772 Bird Pond »r«..105 ....715 39772 Sweet Myrtle i ..105 ....715 39157 Aliens St. Luke 103 ....710 3S9S6 Coral Leaf 100 ....705 39772*Livy 100 ....700 39893*Little Pirate 98 ....710 39S69*Lila Noel 95 ....700 Second Race — 3-4 Mile. S-year-olds. Selling. * * Star Nova, ch. c, by Fon Tom —Ella Noa 114 39724 Budweiser 114 ....705 39488 Little Corker 114 ....720 39800 Harry Griffith 114 ....715 35771 Doc Mayer fr..m ....700 36383 Georgia West - 112 ....710 (39796)*Cardwellton 112 ....710 39488 Murmur *. »£..112 ....700 37302 Bal Poudre 112 ....705 38890 Blue Grass Girl 112 ....700 398252Mint Leaf ^..112 ....715 397242*Maverick 109 ....710 397243*Flash of Night *..107 ....725 39870*Mathilde 107 ....705 Third Race— 5 1-3 Furlongs, 2-year-olds. Allowances. 397252Arnold K .J...114 ....715 Serenity, br. f, by Lamplighter —Serene Ill 398223Hugh McGowan 105 ....710 39822 Rhyme and Reason £..105 ....720 39S222Ben Adkins »R.105 ....725 398712Matt Wadleigh i ..m ....715 39797 Brilliants 103 ....705 39893 Collin George ^...103 ....700 39S71 Lord Hermence .103 ....700 Fourth Race -3-4 Mile. S-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp (39823)Frank Bell 7. .118 ....735 396043Lady Strathmore 5. .109 ....750 39676 Miss Mae Day 6.. 107 ....725 (39S72)Maltster 5. .107 ....740 39786 Prosper La Gai 5..104 ....720 (39825) Poseur 3.. 100 ....730 39799 Pourquoi Pas i .. 3.. 90 ....735 Fifth Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. "Belling. 39S50 Aules 4. .109 ....700 39S0O Ida Penzance ■£«.. 5.. 105 705 (39846)Memphian 3.. 103 ....715 398503Kisme 9.. 103 ....725 396983Dr. Kammerer *.. 3.. 99 ....705 39S453*Pettijohn % .. 3.. 99 ....720 398733Called Back 4.. 97 ....705 39S01*Duela 4.. 96 ....710 39S00* Jessie Y 5.. 96 ....700 39845*Orpheum 3.. 90 ....710 39556* Welcome Light b.. 3.. 90 ....705 39486 Class Leader 3.. 86 ....715 Sixth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (39874)Echo Dale 5..109 ....720 39776aFather Wentker 4. .105 ....715 (39798)Oudenarde 5. .104 ....725 39800 Monos 5. .104 ....710 (39873) Baronet 5.. 101 ....715 39848 Landola 4. .100 ....705 39S48 Josie F 4.. 100 ....710 Important Stake Dates. IMPORTANT STAKE DATES. Oakwood Handicap, Washington Park June 21 Great Trial Stakes, Sheepshead Bay, L. I June Zi Great Western Handicap, Washington Park July 3 Sheridan Stakes, Washington Park.... July 4 Lawrence Realization, Sheepshead Bay, l. I July i Brighton Handicap, Brighton Beach, L. I July 8 Young Handicap, Washington Park. .July 11 Brighton Junior Stakes, Brighton Beach, L. I July 11 Canadian Derby, Fort Erie, Ont July 14 Wheeler Handicap, Washington Park.July IS Hyde Park Stakes, Washington Park ....July 18 Brighton Derby, Brighton Beach, L.I.July 2S Englewood Stakes, Washington Park June 25 Saratoga Handicap, Saratoga, N. Y..Aug. 3 Futurity Stakes, Sheepshead Bay, L. I Aug. 29 Brighton Cup, Brighton Beach, L. I.Oct, 12 MONTHLY FORM BOOK. The Form Book for May is ready for sale, and includes the racing of May 30. Papei cover, $L00; leather cover, JL60. The Haggin Sale. F THE HAGGIN SALE. H I A. L. Aste secured the, star of the secori^f day of the Haggin sale last week when h^H paid $7,100 for a colt by Watercress— Inquislt^H ive II. Among the bidders for the youngster^H were Sydney Paget and S. Deimel. .^H Forty-six yearlings were disposed of. fc^H $25,800, an average of $560. P. Lorillard pai^H the next highest price to Mr. A£te when^h^H bought a colt by Goldfinch—Harmony JX, fO]^| $4,000. Green Morris" secured a Star Ruby-^H Falsalara colt for $3,000. Bay colt, by Golden Garter— Darina:' ^1 G. B. Morris Brown colt, by Bassetlaw— Darlne; John .jj^B Chestnut colt, by Del Paso— Delecta; not there Bay filly, by Colonel Wheeler— Delicia; ^ M. Murphy . / 12I^H Brown filly, by Darebin— Demure; M. Murphy Chestnut filly, by St. Gatien or Montana ^| — Dixianne; passed mmW Bay filly, by St. Andrew— Ducette; not ^1 there ........J.1? mmm Chestnut colt, by Sir Modred— Duchess. H of Kendal; G. B. Morris 1,10^| Brown filly, by Watercress— Duchess 'of Towers; G. D. Wilson .\; 8C^H Brown filly, by Del Paso— Easter; G. D. " '^1 Wilson 10(^1 Chestnut colt, by Goldfinch— Eccentri- city; S. Deimel z.. 2;30(^| ' Brown filly, by Del Paso— Edith E.; G^ H D. Wilson '.. . lO^H Bay filly, by Maxio— Electricity; P. Lor- ^1 . illard 9 X^H Bay colt, by Orsini— Emigre; V. Holler.. '3ttH Chestnut filly, by The Greek— Ernestine; not there ; Bay filly, by St. Andrew— Extract; S. / ^1 Deimel l.lj^l Chestnut colt, by Star Ruby— Falsalara;. 'X^A G. B. Morris 3 OQ0^B Chestnut filly, by Montana— Fascination l,s^B III.;G. D. Wilson 1.' .40(H Chestnut colt, by Bassetlaw— Fedalma; ia^B John Fay .....i. 90^H Chestnut colt, by Prospector— Felicity;- "iH P. Lorillard '500H Chestnut filly, by The Greek— Fidelity; M. Murphy '"lOOH Bay filly, by Watercress— Firenze; not "5H there Bay filly, by Star Ruby— Firenzeta; not j I there ..y Chestnut colt, by Watercress— Flavane; ' :fl not there H Chestnut colt, by Goldfinch— Fleuretto ;*; 'J^B Sydney Paget \ 70oH Chestnut "colt, by St. Gatien— Flora ■ Hurst; passed ../ ■ Chestnut colt, by Rousseau— Fondle; G.. ifl D. Wilson I 4[^H Brown colt, by Darebin— Fritter; WJ fl Fessenden I 30^B Bay filly, by Del Paso— Gazalia; passed! I Bay filly, by Watercress— Gianetta; gL I D. Wilson .....I. 600*% Bay filly, by Indio— Glad Eyes; G. IX Wilson , 250 Bay filly, by Fresno— Gladiola; G. l! . Wilson ^ . ioo Bay filly, by Bassetlaw— Glendora; P. Lorillard 800 Bay colt, by Darebin— Glenlivet; P. Ryan 50oj '! Chestnut filly, by Goldfinch— Glenolia; J. J. McCafferty 800' Chestnut filly, by Primrose— Glenrose; G. D. Wilson .' 150 Bay colt, by St. Andrew— Glenthorn; P. Lorillard 1 000; Bay filly, by Indio— Golden Days; G. * Borkel 250] Bay filly, by Fresno— Graciosa; G. D. ' Wilson ioo Bay colt, by Darebin— Guenn; S. J. Lawlor i(4oo Chestnut filly, by Watercress— Hana; not there i.. Chestnut colt, by Goldfinch— Harmony II.; P. Lorillard 4,000, Bay colt, by Star Ruby— Hautaine; S. J. Lawlor im~ i}050j Chestnut filly, by Golden Garter— Heartless; S. Paget 5(X)j Bay colt, by The Greek— Heloise IL; J passed Bay filly, by Dorian— Hidalga; G. D. Wilson io^- Bay filly, by St. Andrew— Hyleden; G. D. Wilson 225 Brown or black colt, by Watercress-Inquisitive II. ; A. L. Aste ... , 7,100, Bay filly, by St. Andrew— Iscara; G. D. Wilson i oooj Bay filly, by St. Andrew— Ismailia; M. Murphy : ggo, Brown colt, by St. Andrew— Italian Beauty; R. A. S/nith 1,400 Chestnut filly, by Golden Garter— Joiza; G. D. Wilson 400 Bay filly, by Bassetlaw— Josie K.; M; Murphy 509 Bay colt, by St. Andrew— Jude; Columbia Stable...... 1,000 Chestnut colt, by Montana— Katie Fletcher; V. Holler 325 Chestnut colt, by Maximo or Mileslor- J Kaweah; G. L. Richards ........I...... 200 ! Bay filly, by St. Gatien— La Belle Julve; M. Murphy ESQ \ Page [5] Highland Park Form Chart. HIGHLAND PARK FORM GHART. DETROIT, MICH., June 23, 1903. — Second 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. FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds. Selling. '■ €59800 Ind" Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39656 MAXETTE W 98 6 32 2" 2l U H GilmoreMrs Q Castro 4 4 31 6-5 S9526 RAVELMENT W 103 5 82 82 3nk 21 Pieratt A G Blakely&Co 7-5 8-5 8-5 3-5 398023FIORENZA W 98 9 71 6h 42 31 McCPsky N Dyment 4 4 4 8-5 39484 WOOLSACK W 105 1 l1! I2 l2 43 H Wilson W W Lyles 15 20 20 8 '39757*D. AND RUBIES w 93 2 62 52 62 ox Forrest C T Waltring&Co5 5 5 2 33224 CAMEMBERT ws 105 3 21 32 51 61 Kingston W F McLean 30 30 30 10 39090 FILLY DECK w 9S 4 51 7 7 7 C Harris J M Smith 8 10 10 4 39804 STEPH. LILLIARDws 103 8 4" 4nk 8 8 J O'Con'r J Naylor & Co 4 7 7 3 39607 ANNOLA W 100 7 9 9 9 9 H Hall G H Roberts 20 20 20 8 39S02 DEMI TASSE ws 98 Fell. R Martin M F Martin 15 20 20 8 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 27, 55, 1:26. Winner— B. f, by Altamax— Cosette (trained by P. Egbart). Went to post at 2:45. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. " Maxette ran to her best form and lasted longer than usual, but had nothing much to beat. / Ravelment, after getting off none too well and falling back on the backstretch, gave her a stiff argument in the stretch. Fiorenza got third place because Woolsack was tiring. The } latter showed plenty of early speed, but tired as if short. 1 Corrected weights — Camembert, 105. Overweights — Annola, 2 pounds. Maxette, show, 3 to 5. Ravelment, show. 3 to 10. Fiorenza, show, 4 to 5. S^C0ND RACB — 1"2 M1,e" Purse ?250- 2-year-olds. Selling. ^ ' 30900 Ind Horses AWtSt^ % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 397533THE GLOBE ws 104 1 lnk lnk lh McCPsky N Dyment 2 2 2 7-10 39805 OUTFIELD w 107 5 31 21 22 Donovan D J Kilby 21 21 21 4-5 39(B42LAURA IRELAND w 106 4 51 46 3*1 J Miller J J Marklein 7-5 8-5 8-5 3-5 39497 BLACKBERRIES "ws 103 2 N 2s 31 42 J O'Con'r W T Ryan 4 6 6 2 GAME COCK w 105 S 41 51 5nk Nelson J E Lane 15 20 20 8 38908 NETTIE E. w 99 6 6° 62 6nk Pieratt W S Laird 10 15 15 5 DEAN LEE w 102 7 7 7 7 Paul J H Baker & Co 20 30 30 10 , Time, 26$, 54.- Winner— Br. f, by Courtown — The Duchess (trained by J. Dyment). f Went to post at 3:12. At post 3 minutes. Start poor. Won driving; second easily. l The Globe raced Blackberries into submission In the first quarter and then fought it out r with Outfield, outgaming the latter in the closing strides. Outfield stood punishment gamely and seemed to favor the going. Laura Ireland began slowly, ran around her field to the home turn and then turned to the inside in the deepest going. She lost a great deal of , ' ground by the bad ride. Blackberries showed early speed, but tired. Dean Lee was prac-tically left. No show betting on first three. i - * * 30001 THIRD RACE— 1 M,Ie- Purse $300. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses : A Wt St *4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners ' O H C P~ (39781)SCORTIC ws 4 100 2 1" 22 21 l°k l2 J Walsh Mackenzie Bros 3-6 7-107-10out 39708 AUTOLIGHT ws 5 100 1 31 33 32 33 2« Donovan W L Hazelip 21 3 "31 (3968DTOM CURL ws 9 99 4 2* lh 11 22 3» J O'Con'r W M Webb 5 6 6 £-5 39683 BENCKART w 5 102 3 41S 420 4*° 4« » 4«° J Thorpe G W Cook 4 4 '4 G-5 39829 LEFLARE W4 97 5 5 5 5 5 5 W Walsh E Corrigan 15 15 15 4 Time, 27$, 53$, 1:225, 1:51. Winner — B. f, by Scorpion — Voltic (trained by J. Nixon). Went to post at 3:35. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Scortic raced Tom Curl into submission, withstood the challenge of Autolight in the stretch run and at the end came away and won with something in reserve. Autolight was ridden a waiting race, but his brush with Scortic made him weaken at the end. Tom Curl fought it out gamely as far as he went. Benckart and Lefiare were never serious contenders The latter was not persevered with after the first quarter. Overweights — Tom Curl, 2 pounds. Autolight, show, 2 to 5. Tom Curl, show, 2 to 5. Benckart, show, 2 to 5. 30002 FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile- purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. " Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners Q H C~P~ 3Si£i SLY BOOTS wsb 3 105 1 i* ]« ja no Donovan D J Kilby l — jj — s — I — 39Slq-BROOKSTON b 3 100 4 43 31 32 23 WHWo'd C A Johnson&Co 10 12 12 5 39266 GEISHA GIRL w 3 103 3 22 2* 21 3°k McCPsky J J Mackey 2 2 2 4-S 39517*CHANTERELLE wb 4 105 0 51 52 6° 4* McMull'n Doyle Bros 5 6 6 2i 39424 ARTIST s 3 100 2 7 61 5nk 510 Paul J H Baker 6 8 8 4 39544 RUSIONr s 3 103 5 3= 43 43 6» T Dean W H Wheeler 10 12 12 5 39189 BRIERS wb 3 103 7 61 7 7 7 J O'Con'r J C Ferris Jr 8-5 8-5 8-5 7-18 39875 BLACK DICK ws 5 115 8 8 8 8 8 Nelson Ii Neville 6 6 5 2 tOmitted from entries. *Apprentice allowance. Time, 25$, 53, 1:21$. Winner — Ch. g, by Outlook— Volante (trained by D. J. Kilby). Went to post at 4:05. At post 4 minutes. Start poor. Won pulled up; second easily Sly Boots made a show of his field and came down the stretch pulled almost to a slow canter. Brookston caught Geisha Girl tiring in the stretch run. The latter had a rough trip and stumbled several times. Artist was doing his best, on his own courage. Paul was of little assistance to him. Briers had no chance from where he got off. Scratched— 39488 Flora Bright, 103. Sly Boots, show, 2 to 1. Brookston, show, 2 to 1. Geisha Girl, show, 2 to 5. Chanterelle, show, 6 to 5. Briers, show, out. 30003 FIFTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39083 ARACHNE ws 5 111 1 23 l2 l8 1* 12° J O'Con'r S T Jacob I i 4-5 jUt ' 39733 HAS GIFT ws 4 9S 3 l2 2" 22° 2" 23 H Wilson Sherman&Bailev 15 20 20 6 39591 MORONI w 8 110 2 3* 42 41 3l 31 Conley J Arthur " 2 2 2 3-5 39470*OIL IN THE CAN S 3 87 7 61 6= 53 41 41 D Boland J C Ferris Jr 20 25 25 8 39422 ROSY M. ws 5 100 6 5» 52 '68 68 5B WHWo'd H J Perry & Co 20 25 25 8 39083 BUCKLEY W 4 100 9 8 8 8 8 6nk J Thorpe I Earl 20 25 25 8 39209 PAT MY BOY W 5 103 4 4* 31 3* 5°k 7 H GilmoreJ J Gilmore 100 100 100 30 39853*PRISM WSB 3 96 8 7 7 7 7 8 McD'n'ld T G Watkins 4 4 4 6-5 32804 PROSADOR 3 92 59 9 9 9 9 Forrest Waltring & Co 30 30 30 12 •Apprentice allowance. Time, 26}, 52$, 1:21$, l:36i. Winner— Ch. m, by St. Saviour — Distaff (trained by E. Moore). Went to post at 4:58. At post 4 minutes. Start poor. Won in a canter; second easily. Arachne went to the front in the first sixteenth and from there on was never in trouble, winning as her rider pleased. Has Gift was lucky at the start, liked the going and had no trouble in securing second place, although eased up at the end. Moroni ran an Impressive race. Prism seemingly could not negotiate the going and ran a poor race. Scratched— 34905 Similar, 107; 39488 Jigger, 105; 398283Nellie Forest, 105; 39557 Clarena. ^ 100; 39544 John Coulter, 96. Has Gift, show, 2 to 1. Moroni, show, out. Prism, show, 3 to 5. 30004: SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile- Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses AWt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S9S06 CURATE ws 4 107 7 4& 32 3* 35 l1! J Miller C Hak & Sons 8-5 8-5 '8-5 3-5* S9484*NOT WISELY WS 3 80 £ 23 22 2- 21 22 Hyams A Furst 15 20 20 8 (39853)SORTIE ws 5 102 3 lh lh lh H 33 J O'Con'r J Naylor & Co 3 4 4 7-5 ' 39S022KIWASA w 3 86 4 5a 56 5» 42 4* H GilmoreJ Arthur 10 12 12 5 398552*PRESGRAVE S 5 97 8 7 62 63 7 52 D Boland J C Ferris Jr 4 4 4 7-5 (39S30)*INSOLENCE wsb 4 94 1 3* 4* 42 52 61 Forrest Mrs F Simons 21 3 3 6-5 39549*RUBY RAY W 4 88 5 61 7 7 61 7 McMull'n Doyle Bros 12 12 12 5 39710 BEAN ws 5 100 « 8 8 8 8 8 J Walsh W S Laird 6 6 6 2 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 26, 52$, 1:21$, 1:51. Winner — B. g, by Carlsbad — Genoa (trai^fiT by C. Hak). Went to post at 4:58. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Curate was waited with until in the stretch, where he came away as his rider pleased. Not Wisely ran a good race and was right there fighting it out all the time. Sortie tired from his early effort. Presgrave ran a dull race. Insolence seems to have lost her recent good form. Scratched— 39545 BInehelio, 107. Overweights — Not Wisely. 2 pounds. v * Curate, show, out. Not Wisely, show, 3 to. 1. Sortie, show, 7 to 10. Presgrave show 7 to 10. Insolence, show, 3 to 5. * ' * Local Turf Gossip. LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. S. C. Hildreth purchased yesterday from J. Burrows the contract for L. Wilson's services, paying the reported price of $10,-000 for the same. The jockey can ride at 67 pounds and is only a little over sixteen years old. Consequently Mr. Hildreth will have more than four years' service from the youngster. In addition to the price paid for the contract, it is reported the rider will receive $100 monthly and the regulation retainer for the mounts. C. E. Mahone purchased yesterday from P. Dunne Poor Boy at private terms. B. Schreiber disposed of the two-year-old Gus Heidorn to G. W. Poole-yesterday. Jockey J. Boland arrived yesterday from i St. Louis and will do the heavy weight riding for B. Schreiber during the current meeting. C. B. Reid, the trainer of The Picket, although assured by a veterinary who examined the horse minutely yesterday, that nothing serious is ailing him, announced that he would not start The Picket in the Sheridan Stakes, fearing, as he said, to take a chance of completely ruining the Derby winner. J. A. Drake's added starter, Miss Veracity, in the Lakeside Stakes, although acting decidedly green at the barrier and, during the running, finished with great determination, coming from far in the rear through the stretch run, and at the end it was only a matter of inches between the first four, with Miss Veracity going the strongest, and she left the Impression that had the race been a little further, the Drake colors would have been in the van. C. R. Ellison's three-year-old Judge Himes is not as seriously hurt as had been reported; The horse is still a bit sore as a result of his race in the Derby, but the ailment is slight and manifests itself only whenever the horse is given a bruising race over a hard track. AMERICAN SPORTING MANUAL. The American Sporting Manual of 1902 contains all the racing at large, revised and comr plete up to the end of 1902; five handicapping systems with directions for their practical application, a table showing how to compute bookmaking percentages, track records of aM the recognized tracks of the country, tke western and eastern scale of weights, taWe« showing the comparative speed of tracks, the racing statistics of 1902, giving amounts woa-by owners and horses and Jockey record, a complete list of pugilistic contests of 1902 of any consequence, \trotting and pacing record* at all distances and a list of the new 2:15 trotters of 1902. Also a complete record of performances at all styles of billiards. LOCAL FORM BOOKS. Sheet* for pocket form books of local rating can be found at the following Hotels oat Newsstands at 9 o'clock nightly: Auditorium Hotel, Victoria Hotel, Wellington Hotel. Gt Northern Hotel. Saratoga Hotel, Palmer House, Grand Pacific Hotel, Sherman House, Windsor-Clifton Hotel, Majestic Hotel, 22 Qulnoy Street, R. M. Guthru, 853 Van Buron Street, i Gore's. 365 W. Madison Street, * H. Fash. 516 W. Madison Street. \ J. J_. Bastain, 989 W. Madison Street. Fitzpatrick, 154 B. 22nd Street, Dusenbery, 105 B. 18th Street. 3 Page [6] THE Washington Park Club Races. Commencing Promptly at 2:30 P. M. Rain or Shine, Continuing Until Saturday, July 15. ADfllSSION $1.00. Box and Guest Tickets Now on Sale at Wellington Hotel (Rotunda). : , ■ TRAIN SERVICE : = — : ■ South Side Elevated Trains connecting: with all Elevated Roads via the Loop every 3 minutes. II iLLllNUIb | IMAIQ CtlN rFMTP ! 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