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Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, July 10, 1903 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1903 drf1903071001 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, July 10, 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. 164. CHICAGO, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1903. PRICE 5 CENTS The Conqueror II. In Form. THE CONQUEROR II. IN FORM. The usual excellent sport was given to patrons of "Washington Park yesterday afternoon. The intermittent showers of the night before had little effect upon the track, which was almost at its best and fast time was registered in the different races. The feature event of the afternoon was the Midway Stakes, a dash of one and one-eighth miles for three-year-olds and upward, with $2,000 added. Speculation on this race was spirited, Hargis and John McGurk dividing first choice honors, being held at 8 to 5, but heavy backing of the former caused the latter's price to recede to 21 to 1 at post time. The race resulted in a big surprise, The Conqueror n., against whose chances as good as 25 to 1 could be had, proving an easy winner. To a good start, Schwalbe at once assumed command, and passing the stand the first time was a neck before Hargis, with Vincennes a close third and John McGurk last. Down the backstretch Schwalbe still retained a fair lead with little change in the others* positions with the exception that The Conqueror II. had displaced Vincennes Jn third position. Turning for home j Schwalbe began to falter and Hargis had little trouble in passing into the lead. The latter appeared the winner when a furlong out, but here The Conqueror II. moved up on even terms with him and after a little shaking up won easily by one and a half lengths, Hargis finishing a half before Gold Bell for second place. Hargis tired fast in the final sixteenth when challenged by the winner. Gold Bell closed up ground fast in the final quarter and finished resolutely. Schwalbe finished a fair fourth, but was well beaten when turning for home. John Mc-Gurk's race was a sore disappointment to his many backers. He moved up into a contending position just before entering the stretch, but unaccountably tired fast when the pinch came, finishing absolutely last. He can do much better and the race should be thrown out in future caculations. The time, 1:53, was only fair. The stake was worth $2,555 to the winner. The day's opening race, a dash of one mile for three-year-olds and upward, brought aj rather poor field of thirteen to the barrier. Mary Glenn was made an even money choice and certainly won as the odds indicated she should. Off well in her stride, she tiptoed the field all the way, winning in a big canter by five lengths from Mezzo, which beat Bard of Avon the same distance for second place. Mezzo began slowly, but made up ground rapidly in the last quarter and was much the best of the others. The second race, a spin of six furlongs for three-year-olds, resulted in a big surprise, The Crisis, a rank outsider in the betting, winning in hollow fasbion. Sidney C. Love was thought to be the best, being made an 8 to 5 favorite, but ran a poor race, finishing outside the first three. The Crisis, favored with a running start, at once shot to the front and displaying much speed throughout was never headed, winning in a big canter by three and a half lengths from Bardolph, which finished a half before Birch Broom for second place. Birch Broom was pocketed badly in the first half, but moved up fast when she got clear sailing in the last quarter and finished resolutely. Sidney C. Love was never a. serious contender. J. Sidney "Walker showed early speed. Bragg is certainly one of the most consistent of the horses that have run at "Washington Park this year. He was entered Vi / j against a pretty fair field in the fourth race, a mile handicap for three-year-olds and upward, but proved equal to the occasion and was a handy winner at the end. First Epicure and then Jack Rattlin led, the latter turning into the stretch a half length before the former with Bragg third. Jack Rattlin was the first to falter and for a moment Epicure appeared toNhave a good chance to win, but in the lasu hundred yards Bragg got to him and outstayed him to the wire, winning by a half length, Epicure finishing the same distance before Jack Rattlin for second place. Huzzah showed in improved form, finishing going fast and is worthy of serious consideration hereafter. Monsieur Beaucaire showed a fair race and is due to win a bracket soon if .placed with judgment. Of an unwieldy field of two-year-olds that went to the post in the fifth race, a five furlongs scramble, Nannie Hodge, held at 35 -to 1 in the betting, was easily the best. She ran My Jane into submission by the time the head of the stretch had been reached and then easily came away, winning by two and a half lengths. My Jane beat Handsome Florry one length for second place.. The latter finished going fast. Saito and Sweetie had no chance after the barrier went up, owing to the start, which was bad. The last race of the day, a mile dash for three-year-olds and upward, was marred by Silk Cord, the favorite, bucking when the barrier went up and refusing to run. Moabina, heavily backed, led, after the first quarter had been run, to the head of the stretch, where Father "Wentker moved up and easily wore her down in the final eighth, winning by one length from Evelyn Byrd, which finished the same distance before Kunja for second place. Sheepshead Bay Statistics. SHEEPSHEAD BAY STATISTICS. The great meeting at Sheepshead Bay ended Tuesday with the record of being the means of distributing $281,675 among winning owners, the imposing daily average of $16,569. Thanks to the magnificent Africander, the Hampton Stable is far in the lead in the list of winning owners. Those who stand credited with having won $1,000 or more rank as follows: Owners. Amt. Owners. Amt. Hampton Stable$42,650 G. F. Johnson.... $2,850 E. R. Thomas... 22,510 M. Murphy 2,665 W. C. Whitney... 19,185 T. Hitchcock, Jr.. 2,640 G'ghacres Stable.15,670 H. J. Morris ......2,180 J. B. Haggin ....12,525 H. M. Ziegler ....1,910 A. Belmont 11,080 J. Fleischmann ...1,865 F. Farrell 9,835 Mexican Stable... 1,855 S. S. Brown 9,650 J. E. Widener ...1,690 J. W. Colt ......... 6,9S0 Columbia Stable.. 1,680 J. E. Madden ....6,895 A. T. "Wilson, Jr.. 1,480 A. Shields 5,775 J. A: Drake 1,433 T. Crooks 5,460 J. L. McGinnis ...1,390 O. L. Richards.... 5,180 J. W. Schorr 1,375 "W. B. Jennings... 4,700 J. A. Bennett 1,370 J. G. Follansbee.. 4,505 W. B. Leeds 1,295 W. C. Rollins ....3,730 W. C. DeB. Lopezl,290 W. C. Daly 3,720 F. J. Lantry 1,270 "Westbury Stable. 3,700 H. E. Rowell ...^1,260 Mr. Chamblet 3,660 R. "W. "Walden ...1,250 F. P. Keene 3,485 P. M. Civill 1,155 S. Paget 3,460 F. M. Kelly 1,050 P. Belmont 3,450 J. R. Keene 1,040 Osceola Stable ...3,050 J. Burkhard 1,030 J. P. Kraner 2,967 W. M. Scheftel ..1,020 A. L. Aste 2,910 C. P. "Waterhouse.1,020 "With such rich events as the Suburban and Realization to his credit Africander was an easy first in the list of winning horses with the two-year-old Pulsus second. Horses that won $1,000 or more were: Horses. Amt. Horses. Amt. Africander $42,650 The Virginian... $1,690 Pulsus 20,670 Toscan 1,680 Shorthose 14,550 Young Henry ....1,660 Inflexible 11,555 Baseful 1,630 "Water Boy 9,630 Shot Gun 1,600 ~ (Continued on second page.) SHEEPSHEAD BAY STATISTICS. (Continued from first page.) Horses. Amt Horses. Amt. Douro 6,530 Florham Queen... 1,550 Conjurer 5,900 Savable ... 1,433 : Tip Gallant 5,460 Colonsay 1,360 Goldsmith 5,250 Hunter Raine 1,350 Blues 4,S30 Bonnibert 1,300 Beldame 4,360 Articulate 1,290 Daisy Green 4,305 Surmise 1,280 : Gallant 4,270 Dr. Saylor 1,270 Race King 3,900 Bon Mot 1,260 Aristocracy 3,800 Tribes Hill 1,190 Herbert 3,730 Roehampton 1,180 Land of Clover ...3,460 Kingraine 1,170 : River Pirate 3,450 Fire Eater 1,140 . Broomstick 3,400 Dublin 1,120 Injunction 3,210 Tugai Bey 1.0S0 Golden Maxim ...2,967 Thorneycroft 1,050 : Lady Uncas 2,850 Monsoon 1,050 Irish Lad , 2,700 Rigodon 1,040 Leader ..2,600 James "V 1,035 Andy Williams ...2,565 Highlander 1,030 . Nameoki 2,410 Payne 1,039 ' Hamburg Belle ...2,225 Sweet Tone 1,020 Charles Elwood... 2,000 Wotan 1,020 Lady Potentate... 2,000 Whorler 1,000 Raglan 1,895 George Odom rode in good form during the meeting and led in winning mounts with H. Michaels second. The riding record of the ; meeting was as follows: Jockeys. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Unp.Tot. Odom 17 10 4 27 58 i H. Michaels 9 4 4 27 44 T. Burns 8 11 6 29 54 Redfern 8 11 6 40 65 O'Neil 7 5 20 36 68 ; Haack 7 4 " 8 26 45 Bullman 6 10 5 24 45 Gannon 5 10 6 26 47 W. Hicks 4 1 2 5 12 ' Rice 3 3 1 11 18 McCue 3 1 3 7 14 Hoar 3 1 2 8 14 Fuller 2 2 1 6 11 Larson 2 2 1 9 14 Connell 2 1 1 20 24 McCafferty 2 0 ' 0 31 83 Cochran 1 3 4 29 37 Creamer 1 2 4 19 26 O'Brien 1 2 0 8 11 Boiesen 1 1 0 10 12 Hodges 1 0 0 1 2 Smithson 1 0 0 1 2 R. Johnson 1 0 0 2 3 Farley 1 0 0 3 4 Minder 1 0 0 5 6 Brighton Beach Form Chart. BRIGHTON BEACH FORM CHART. BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y.f July 9, 1903.— Second day. Brighton Beach Racing Association. Summer Meeting. "Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Secretary, J. Boden, Jr. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W Indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. ' 4:023X FIEST RACE_5 1-2 Furlongs. $900 added. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St M ' % % StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 40109 AGNES BRENNAN w 104 2 l1 11 la l1! "W Hicks A Simmons 8-5 2 8-5 4-5 40109 MOHAVE w 103 7 3* 2^ 21 22 O'Neil P M Civill 4 41 18-57-5 4015S SHORT CAKE w 102 5 8 6* 4* 3l Fuller W L Oliver 8 10 8 3 40136 HONEY BEE wb 95 4 5* 31 3* 43 Redfern S Paget 8 10 10 4 40083 SAILOR KNOT ws 106 3 71 71 55 52 H Mich'ls H F Meyer 7 10 10 4 40136 KINGCRANE w 104 1 2" 4* 6* 61 J Math'wsH B Durham 50 100 100 40 39842 PRINCE OF ELM WB 102 6 4" 5* 7* 7* B'champ J H Carr 30 60 60 28 SAN REMO w 9S 10 9 81 8s 8= H Cal'hanP Lorillard 30 100 100 40 OINTMENT w 90 11 10 10 10 93 E "Walsh \V C Daly 60 100 100 40 39916 HOCEO wb 10S S 61 9 9 103 Bullman C P "Waterhouse 6 10 10 4 HIGHWIND w 101 9 11 11 11 11 Haack S Deimel 30 30 12 5 Time, 122, 23|, 48J, 1:01, 1:07|. "Winner — B. f, by Dr. MacBride — Annul (trained by F. Burlew). "Went to post at 2:30. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second the same. Agnes Brennan got away in her stride and was leading well in hand until right at the end, where she ran out and was only straightened out in time to get home. Mohave made up ground quickly from an indifferent start, rushing through on the inside and closing up strongly was wearing the winner down fast in the last sixteenth. Short Cake took to the extreme outside after having been crowded at the start and was rapidly making up ground in the last three furlongs and ran a cracking good race. Honey Bee was pocketed early, but showed pronounced quitting proclivities. Sailor Knot can do better. Kingcrane tired after following the winner's pace closely for three furlongs. Hoceo has heretofore shown a distinct predilection for muddy going. Scratched — 10034 Miss McKenna, 103; Monochord, 103; 39743 Tomcod, 102. Overweights — Mohave, 1 pound; Short Cake, 4; Hoceo, 1; Highwind, 1. Agnes Brennan, show, 2 to 5. Mohave, show, 7 to 10. Short Cake, show, 8 to 5. 4:0232 SEC0ND RACE— 3-4 Mile. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A "Wt St & % % StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 35983 COUNTERPOISE WB 103 1 2* 2* 23 1" Fuller J L Holland 12 20 15 4 (40035)SHOT GUN ws 110 5 l1 11 1" 23 Odom "W B Jennings 2-5 1-2 9-20out 39447 ROSETINT wb 111 3 33 32 33 T Burns J Boden 5 5 4 4-5 4010S TAM O'SHANTER WB 100 7 6* 41 4* 421 Gannon J R Keene 20 25 25 8 39646 GRAVINA w 111 2 5l 51 51 51! Haack G B Morris 10 20 20 7 400S42ADIOS w 96 6 4 61 63 6* McCafty Osceola Stable 15 15 15 4 36395 RIGHT CROSS w 101 9 71 71 71 7* Creamer W Scott 100 300 300 100 39771 FAULC'NBRIDGE WB 106 8 8 8 8 81S O'Neil A "W Fox 10 20 20 5 CAPPAMORE w 100 4 9 9 9 9 Frasch H Neice 100 200 200 80 Time, 12, 23g, 47, 1:13. "Winner— Ch. c, by Bathamp ton— Balance II. (trained by S. Smith). Went to post at 2:55. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second easily. Counterpoise has trained remarkably well from his promising two-year-old form and practically forced the pace throughout. Although apparently outrun on the far turn by Shot Gun he quickly drew up on even terms and outstayed him in a long and desperate struggle in the stretch. Shot Gun may have been short. He was undoubtedly unlucky to lose, was backing away from the barrier when it was raised, ran lapped on the winner under a choking pull to the half, where he took a slight lead which he held to the stretch, still fighting for his head, where he began to tire unexpectedly. Rosetint is still a very bad actor at the post and got away none too well, under a drive early to get up she tired at the end and was lucky to save third place. Tam o'Shanter closed a big gap from a bad start and when gaining fast failed to get through on the inside in the stretch and was compelled to •pull up and come on the outside. Gravina ran in improved form. Adios held on well when the pace was phenomenally fast. Scratched— 40183 St. Daniel, 106; 40183 John A. Scott, 106; (36068)Mamie Worth, 101; 39766 Squid, 98; 39538 Navasota, 96; 40084 Stamping Ground, 96. Corrected weights— Gravina, 111; Adios, 96. Overweights— Shot Gun, 3 pounds; Tam o'Shanter, 2; Cappamore, 4. Counterpoise, show, 7 to 5. Rosetint, show, 1 to 3. 4:023^1 THIRD K-A-C13— 3-4 MIIe $1,200 added. 2-year-olds. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St & % %, StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 40160 JIM KELLY ws 121 3 l1 l1 l1! 12 McCue F A Jones 5 6 31 1 (40038)JOCUND W 126 5 43 3ll 3* 221 T Burns T Hitchcock Jr 8-5 2 2 7-10 401602PENTAUR w 123 1 2h 21 2& 3s Bullman J W Schorr 2 13-521 4-5 40134 MONADNOCK WB 115 4 5 5 4* 4s Redfern J Fleischmann 6 8 6 2 3S782 NINEPIN w 117 2 3l 41! 5 5 Minder A Belmont 10 15 15 4 Time, 12g, 24J, 48|, 1:14. Winner — B. c, by Dr. MacBride — Alabana (trained by F. A. Jones). Went to post at 3:25. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second easily. Jim Kelly suddenly made play for the lead on the inside, which profited him considerably, as the others were inclined to waiting tactics. When turning for home he easily-shook off Pentaur's challenge, but was driving to the limit to stand off Jocund at the end and ran a fast and game race. Jocund got away badly and had to be sent along from the start, but one of the rear ones getting continually in his way, he failed in his efforts to get through on the inside and came around and finished with an electrical rush, but failed to get up. Pentaur had no mishaps, but was not good enough and failed to stay in the final stretch run. Monadnock is a rater and finished at the same steady clip he maintained throughout. NInepin ran prominently to the stretch. Jim Kelly, show, 2 to 5. Jocund, show, 1 to 4. Pentaur, show, 1 to 4. _^ /I AO /I FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds. Allowances. The Seagate 4fcvJ^af 4i: Stakes. $2,000 added. Net value to winner $3,015. Ind Horses A Wt St St % % % StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 401832RIGODON WB 121 4 4 4 4" 1" lh ln Gannon J R Keene 7-5 12-513-67-10 400372PROPER w 119 1 2» 21 1" 2h 22 23 Odom W B Jennings 7-5 7-5 1 2-5 401873DR. SAYLOR ws 121 3 lh 1" 31 '4- 3h 3" O'Neil F J Lantry 15 30 30 4 400622FIRE EATER wb 116 2 3h 3h 2h 31! 4 4 Bullman A Belmont 4 4 3 4-5 Time, 12J, 25, 50g, l:15g, 1:40J, l:53g. Winner — B. c, by St. Gatien— Minuet (trained by J. Rowe). ' ~ " OOXTIXUai) OM FIFTH tXfkM ^ BRIGHTON BEACH FORM CHART-CONTINUED. ; "Went to post at 3:55. At post 1 minute. Start good. "Won driving; second easily. ' Every one started out with the evident intention of waiting on one another. Rigodon, ) early placed, fell in behind the other three, which ran in front like a chariot team and, : suddenly rushing into the lead on the inside, stole a winning lead, which he retained gamely . to the end. Proper T*as at a great disadvantage in eventually being forced to go out after * the first furlong and make the pace and found himself unable to cope with the winner in t the final sprint, but was probably best today. D£. Saylor never had a chance with the first ; two and fell away when the real racing began, but got up and outgamed Fire Eater for third place. The latter was choked into defeat when Bullman placed him in the early running and he sulked in the last quarter. It seemed as if he could have easily led his field for six furlongs and by a wide margin. Scratched — 402103River Pirate, 126; 401872Mackey Dwyer, 118; 401103Colonsay, 118; 40135 ; Tugai Bey, 116. \ Overweights — Proper, 1 pound. Rigodon, show, out. Proper, show, out. Dr. Saylor, show, evens. Fire Eater, show, out. \ FIFTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. 4:023 Ind Horses AWtSt% % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C~P~ ' (400S7) DAMON wsb 3 104 3 l1! 13 13 11 l2 O'Neil R H McC Potter 4 5 5 2 40137 COURTENAY wsb 4 100 7 & 5h 4ll 2l 2* T Burns J A Bennett 2} 3 11-51 401373ARDEN ws 5 106 2 2" 2" 31 44 3" Cochran G Chandler 6 8 7 25 401372DARK PLANET WB 3 104 8 61 81 5l 7* 44 H Mich'ls O L Richards 15 20 15 6 39815 ALL SOULS wb 3 102 14 14 9 S2 8l 51! Fuller J J Mackessey 10 12 8 3 40137 NEITHER ONE wb 4 101 12 31 3s 2ll 31 6h Creamer M Krauss 40 50 50 20 40137 M'WILLIAMS WS 5 110 11 81 7" 71 5" 7* Pick'ring T E Mannix 20 80 30 10 40058 SIR FLORIAN w 7 109 1 41 41 fi* 6" 81} Bullman F Regan 8 8 8 3 40163 BAR LE DUC b 4 107 13 12 11 10 9 91 Schoen J P Lambert 15 25 25 10 38241 ALSIKE w 7 100 4 10 10 11 10 10* Haack C Mack 30 50 50 20 40110 BOB HILLIARD WS 3 101 15 15 15 15 15 11 Connell J W Smith 15 20 15 6 319792EL MIDO W7 108 511 12 12 12 12 Rice F M Rorke 20 40 40 15 23450 POST. BAILEY wb 6 103 10 13 13 13 13 13 Frasch T Leash 100 100 100 40 379002NET. REGENT w 6 101 6 7" 14 14 14 14 Redfern Mrs R J Miles 6 10 8 3 39481 ELOIM wb 6 101 9 9 61 9 11 15 McCaf'ty W D Sewell 20 30 30 10 Time, Hi, 24J, 481, 1:141, 1:41J, 1:471. "Winner — Blk. c, by Nomad — Rosalie (trained by F. Burlew). . "Went to post at 4:25. At post 4 minutes. Start good. "Won easily; second the same. Damon was lucky at the start and led throughout, coming away fast when straightened for home and is an improving colt. Courtenay, a slow beginner, worked through a very rough early trip and ran into a bad pocket up the backstretch, and when with clear sailing came too late and fell away in the final drive. Arden was prominent for six furlongs and quit badly at the end. Dark Planet, badly messed about, closed up fast at the end, having made up considerable ground in the last half. All Souls, nearly left, closed a tremendous gap. Neither One showed improved stamina. Scratched— 39511 Rockey, 112; 39100 Cincinnatus, 89. Overweights — All Souls, 2 pounds; McWilliams, 5; Alsike, 2; El Mido, 1. Damon, show, evens. Courtenay, show, 3 to 5. Arden. show, 7 to 5. • a aq »j SIXTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. $900 added: 3-year-olds and upward. Maid-* ens. Allowances. ■ Ind Horses A Wt St & % 34 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P . 40185 CARD. WOLSEY ws 3 107 5 32 2* l1! l3 l2 Gannon F P Keene 3 4 11-54-5 40108 WILLI'MSTEAD ws 3 110 4 4b 5& 2h 2h 2b Boiesen M F Dwyer 50 50 40 15 40162 IRASCIBLE ws 3 110 S 9 61 31 32 31 Redfern J Fleischmann 8-5 2 9-5 4-5 40163 POLITE wb 3 107 31 11 11 10 51 4* Fuller T D Sullivan 15 15 10 4 39941 AMINTE wb 5 105 7 6" 71 41 41 5" Daley G H Avery Jr 20 60 60 20 40108 SPRING SILK ws 3 112 3 711 91 6l 63 6° McCue R Clarke 10 12 10 4 32167 DUNCANNON w 3 110 10 10 10 71 11 7" H Mich'ls Mexican Stable 30 30 30 12 3S434 EAST KELSTON w 3 107 13 13 12 12 12 8* Walker W Brown • 100 150 150 60 35708 WHITE CREST W 4 107 2 21 31 51 8h 9s Haack Goughacres Stbl 15 20 20 8 400122SENTINEL WB 3 108 9 51 41 S11 9 101 Rice J Galway 4 8 8 3 VARTRAY w 3 107 12 12 13 13 13 ll3 Creamer W C Daly 100 150 150 60 4010S MEDAL w 3 105 6 81 8h 11 11 121 O'Neil J E Madden 8 10 8 3 40014 SIR ELLERSLIE w 6 107 1 lxi 13 9 10 13 Cochran C Pfizer 100 150 150 60 39961 JOLA w 3 105 14 14 14 14 14 14 Barbee E Paarman 50 60 60 20 Time, lit 241, 49, 1:15|, 1:42, 1:481. Winner— Br. c, by St. Leonards— Hampton Belle (trained by J. Rowe). Went to post at 4:55. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. Worf easily; second driving. . Cardinal Wolsey was easily the best, got away well and after indulging the leaders up the i backstretch went to the front in a stride or two when given his head and finished out an l easy winner. Williamstead was a close up contender throughout on his own courage and I outstayed the favorite after a long stretch drive. Irascible is a slow beginner and Redfern l plied the whip industriously throughout, not escaping considerable interference. The colt t gave it up unexpectedly in the closing drive and is eveidently overrated. Polite closed a i big gap from a bad start. Aminte went well and is a consistent performer for what he i can dof Spring Silk again found the distance too short and the big field militated seriously r against his chanoes. Duncannon is a fine looker with a good private reputation. Sentinel I is el non.~sto.yGr Scratched— 40108 Wyefield, 108; 39741 Kingpost, 107; 39984 Lord Sterling, 107. Overweights— Spring Silk, 2 pounds; Sentinel, L ... . Cardinal Wolsey, show, 2 to 5. Williamstead, show, 8 0i,_ to 1. Irascible, show, „ 2 * to 5. r - Page [2] ^■■■■IIII^JMIH I..llll.ll..in........l.^g~»^««^ DAILYRACING FORM ISSUED EVERY DAT. DAILY RACING FORM PUB. CO. PUBLISHKBS 07 WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN. Entered in the Post Office at Chicago aa *ao-ond class m&tter. A Daily Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. Editor and Proprietor, F. H. Brunell. Associate Editor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Brunell. 124 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. COPYRIGHTED. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1903, by Frank H. Brunell, In the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C, TJ. S. A. [The chart and index numbers and track form of Dally Racing Form must not be used. 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Frank E. McDonald, Agent. On sale at 9:00 a. m. Cincinnati, O., W. S. Manns, General Agent. At San Francisco, Cal.: Foster & Orear, Market Street Ferry News Stand. At Kansas City, Mo.: Ricksecker Cigar and News Co., Ninth and Walnut Streets. At Memphis, Tenn.: R. M. Mansford Co. E. H. Clarke & Bro. At Milwaukee, Wis.: Plankinton Hotel News Stand. Frank Mulkern, 3rd and Grand Avenue. - At Toronto, Ont.: George McSweeney, Iroquois Hotel. C. T. Pendergast, Palmer House. At New Orleans, La.: H. J. Hollis, 641 Commercial Place. O. E. Hill, 108 St. Charles Street. At Nashville, Tenn.: Duncan Hotel. At Minneapolis, Minn.: M. J. Kavanagh, 50 S. Third Street. At Denver, Col.: Hamilton & Kendrick, 906-912 17th Street. Ai Buffalo. N. Y.: New Tifft House. Chicago, Illinois, July 10, 1903. Local Turf Gossip. LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. John A. Drake and Enoch Wishard returned yesterday from New York, where they had been to see the running of Savable in the Realization Stakes. Savable and High Chancellor were left in the east. H. T. Griffin has sold to H. Gardner & Co. at private terms the three-year-old colt Jove, by Logic— The Slashes. Barney Schreiber recently sent to Saratoga, to be rested there until the opening of the races, the horses Geheimniss, Lacy Crawford, Crimean, and nine highly tried two-year-olds. The horses are in charge of H. Brandt. Silk Cord, which was favorite in the closing race, after breaking away from the post with the rest of the field, propped after going twenty yards and refused to run. Bragg continues to show marked improvement with each race, and when at his best with light weight up is a strong factor in any company. Immediately after the running of the last race constables served warrants on bookmakers O'Leary, Weller, Cartwright, Yaeger, Summerfield, Pesch and Redon, charging them with gambling. The bookmakers were taken to Justice Woods' court, where bonds of *$200 were arranged for them by Attorney Rogan, and they were immediately released. The constables arrived at the grounds during the afternoon, but made no attempt to molest the men until after the races, very few persons being aware that the bookmakers had been placed under arrest. John McGurk's performance in the Midway Stakes was a great disappointment to his owner, P. Dunne. T. C. McDowell, recently sent to his farm near Lexington, Ky., the horses Bourbon, Oneida, Pleasant Girl, Batton and Marvin, where they will be turned out until fall-. Middleton & Jungbluth's horses, including The Picket and Santon, will be shipped to Saratoga the latter part of the current meeting. Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. A., Cincinnati. Do not use Indianapolis races. Mincowsky, Cincinnati, • O. Betting as quoted was correct. C. E. B., Chicago. Time at Chicago and Detroit is the same. F. G. B. The parlay was void as to Gold Bell and won on Santon place. Inquirer. A bet made on one horse of an entry, in a handbook, is decided by the running of that horse alone. Argonaut, Toronto, Ont. The rejuvenated I Bennings track will have an advanced rat ing in the Manual of next year. It is now fully 875. Se far this year Africander has won $59,055. Being sound and heavily engaged, he appears destined to a prominent place In the list of great winners. Phil. M., Cincinnati. The prices on Savable and Allan-a-Dale were correctly given. Subscriber, Chicago. Jim Clark was 7 to 10 to show, July 6. J. Miller, Chicago. If the bet on Mrs. Frank Foster was at closing odds or average odds, or was to be paid at ticker quotations, it is a draw. If it was at highest quotations it was a loser. F. R. Henry, HI. There is no such book that we know of. Handicappers work on various systems and devise their own books of figures and comparison, based on the daily running of the horses. C. W., Chicago. You are entitled to your money back on Gold Bell. Your bet at the time it was made was plainly on the second race and as the horse was scratched there is no question that the bet was a draw. So far western two-year-olds are disappointing. A number are speedy and weight-carrying performers, but none stands out as being of surpassing excellence. Perhaps the Hyde Park Stakes may introduce a real star. Racing Dates Of 1903. RACING DATES OF 1903. Washington P. (Chicago)... June 20-July 18 Highland Park (Detroit) June 22-July 11 Delmar Park (St Louis) June 29-Aug. 12 Brighton Beach July 8-25 Fort Erie, Ont July 14-Aug. 26 Hawthorne (Chicago) July 20-AugI 1 Metropolitan Jockey Club July 27-Aug. 1 Saratoga Racing Association Aug. 3-28 Harlem (Chicago) Aug. 3-15 KInloch Park (St Louis) Aug. 13-29 Hawthorne (Chicago) Aug. 17-29 Coney Island Jockey Club Aug. 29-Sept 12 Highland Park (Detroit) Aug. 29-Sept 19 Harlem (Chicago) Aug. 31-Sept 14 Delmar Park (St Louis) Aug. 31-Oct 2 Hawthorne (Chicago) Sept 15-26 Toronto, Canada Sept 17 — 26 Brooklyn Jockey Club Sept 14-2t Westchester Racing Ass'n Sept -8-Oct 16 Harlem (Chicago) Sept 2*-Oct J Fair Association (St. Lquis) Oct. S-^ Worth (Chicago) Oct. 5-S? Brighton Beach Oct. 12-2 Latonla, Ky Oct 24-Nov. 2- Queens County Jockey Club.... Oct 26-Nov : Lakeside, Ind Nov. 2-l Metropolitan Jockey Club Nov. 7- * Washington, D. C. (Bennings) Nov. 16-De«. J Crescent City J. C. (New Orleans) • Nov. 25-Dec ff; Important Stake Dates. IMPORTANT STAKE- DATES. Young Handicap, Washington Park.. July 13 Brighton Junior Stakes, Brighton Beach, ' L. I .;. juiy ii Canadian Derby, Fort Erie, Ont July 14 Wheeler Handicap, Washington Park. July 18 Hyde Park Stakes, Washington Park July 1$ Brighton Derby, Brighton Beach, L.LJuly 2S Englewood Stakes, Washington Park June 25 Saratoga Handicap, Saratoga, N. Y..Aug. 3 Futurity Stakes, Sheepshead Bay, L- 1 Aug. 29 Brighton Cup. Brighton Beach. L. I.Oct II Washington Park Form. WASHING rON PARK FORM. The form of Friday's "Washington Park fields is : First Race— Gregor K„ Glassfnll, Bad News. Second Race— Runnels, Sylvia Talbot, Waina-moinen. Third Baca— Helgorson, Nannie Hodge, Cognomen. Fourth Race— Orsina, Airlight, Esherin. Fifth Race— Alee, Alma Girl, Little Elkin. ' Sixth Race— Antonins, Louisville, C. B. Campbell. Washington Park Entries. WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIE8. Probabilities: Weather cloudy; track muddy. •Apprentice allowance. ifcBnns well in mnd. First Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olde and upward. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp, 320322Inventor i iin 7 ?n 35281 Piederich 5 109 650 K,£ank Mrf "•• 5""109 '•".'•650 {4015i)Gregor K 3....101 750 401782Bad News s 99 74? 1 S3Ti0^Chl"f 3.... 97 J::::.™ J 401543Lendin s 07 eon (»9486) Rosamond 3 97 660 , (40126)Gl«jssfall s...: 95 '".'.'.'.ul ] *— " "*!g!?f^*"*T'""*"—.»TVww^*.».iMi. at, ||,B|,|^-¥rt)l t |t ( e A Second Race— 3-4 MUlei. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind. Horses.color.sex&pedigree. A. Wt. Hdcp. loi522Headwater '."I 7""io9 68? Salvia Talbot L^ICS V.V.'Jlo dyyjs Wainamoinen 4. ...105 700 Red Raven, ch. g, by Flying .Dutchman— Elizabeth H. 3. ...10? 40176 Mary McCafferty „ . S....101 ..... .'685 Third Rac«— 5-8 Mile. 2- year-olds. Selling. 40105 St. Paula 107 fio0 40076 My Gem Jni 2£ (40101)*Helgerson. ins 700 S)N?nme Hodge .:::::::::ios ::::::69o (38352) Mmgore in* rhk 402013Cognomen 99 ill 40201 Banwell 93 40125 Ondon . .. of 40101 2Dnngannon 97 40101 Eery Waddell .. ."I. 95 ggQ 40153 My Ester "i: I". 95 I^go 4012o*Gayoso c* «n 40180*E1 Corteza ] 93 «S 39185*Louis Kraft 9, cm 39954*Croppie .\ 91 SSSI 40029*Gayaso ""V."" 90 '.^.(ibO Fourth Race — I Mile and 50 Yards. 3- year-olds. Selling. S^rte-Nicht"" ©-..112 690 lnTn1JS^nn • © .-.112 710 401013Galba fu 1Di fiir 39909*3ir Hugh . £ 2gg 401813*Orsina .. * 10* 35? SfsfW Touchwood : *.::.io5 ::::::bSo 40177*Mirance """m'".'. 95 "^"go Fifth Race— 1 1-1 c vru»8 3-year-olds and upward, Selling. S T,ar^ * 4- — 100 695 401i9 Alma Girl ju i a* 71«: 40156*Little Elkin 5*" 94 710 402C6*Aleo S. s" 94 7S5 " 40202 Banana Cream 3.!.." 82 '"i"^^ Sixth Race— 1 1-J6 syii^s. S-yaar-oldH and upward. Selling. 401812* \ntonius « Nre v i S Captain Arnold i."! 1..": 99 :"Y. ?5o (401(9)Miracle II ft 4 99 fi9^ 40181*LouisviHe \ V'" *" gg 710 2i? 399713*Carat 4 93 402C6*C. B. Campbell . . 5 " 94 700 WCharl.ylhon.peon.. S.." 1'"'. 94 :.":."$5 S*ly0lPByrd ® — 7— 92 690 402i6*Pirate 3 ... 88 685 NOTICE. Persons transacting business with thl» newspaper are earnestly requested to make out all drafts, checks or money orders uniformly to the order of Daily Racing Form Publishing Co. Similarly correspondents and other ..'persons who may have occasion te communicate with Dally Racing Form on matters pertaining to such topics as art treated to Its columns should lnvariablx address Dally Basing Form PubUshinc Ce. I MONTHLY FORM BOOK. The Form Book for June is ready for sale, and includes the racing of June 27. Paper cover, $1.00; leather cover. $1.50. TADEMA — HAVAfjfl CIGARS — i'fie Choice ef Sportsmen and Connoisseurs W. F. MONROE 141 DKAKBOKK ST., TRIBUNJB BI.DG. CHIC.-1GO, 1JLL,. Wholesale and Retail Distributer The Wizard Expert Handicapper. Play My System and Ton Win Every Day. My System Free to all Clients. PRICE 50c DAILY. Santon 20-1 won Blissful! 6-5 won Peter Paul 2-1 won GregorK. 13-10 won AI!an-a-!)ale2-5 won Peter Pau! 4-5 won Modicum 9-5 won John Peters 9-5 won Miracle II. 5-2 won Haviiantl 7-2 won Aggie Lewis 5-1 won Flo Bob 5-1 won Mary Glenn I-1 won Bragg, place won The above were our winners for the last four days. System won §220. For sale at THE WIZARD OFFICE, 443 * N. CLARK ST. and at 81 S. Clark St., suite 39, and Bace Track entrance. Also for oale at Kuntz Keminler & Co.'s, 305 TVabash Ave. "AM IN GRAND "FOKM." I M PORTA NIT gS&SS™ Sn $2 SPASM TEST SS«V°S nNaBHEilkTP?CI/L^ELECTED and THREE r LONG b HOT or doubtful races at Washington Pn£- M£lled.,tho °f^am? BEFORE to patrons within 3C0 miles. (Regular price $1.00 daily, in-3ludmg my wonderful betting SYSTEM C. W.llLAPHAM 5534 ?SiBSot.ATE- Telephone Hyde Park 5833. Look -Brother-Read STANDS THE TEST OF TIME. Now acknow-edged by experts to be the GREATEST METHOD or playing the races ever devised. Complete ?1.00. No stamps. Send now. F\ Bu Shon, Dayton, OhioJ Page [3] Brighton Beach Form. BRIGHTON BEACH FORM. The form of Friday's Brighton Beach fields is: First Race— Montana King, Sacredus, Knob -hampton. Second Race— Sambo, Homestead, Belle of Troy. Third Race— St. Finnan, Illyria, Operator. Fourth Race — Thorneycroft or Bon Mot, Flying Jib, Himself. Fifth Race— Divination, Possession, Mar-mee. Sixth Race— Tribes Hill, Rostand, Past. Brighton Beach Form. H. Forsland. BRIGHTON BEACH FORM. New York, July 9.— The horses seeming to-have the best chances in Friday's races are: First Race— Montana King, Sacredus, Sandhurst. Second Race— Ethics, Thorneycroft, Homestead. Third Race— Flying Buttress, Duke of Kendal, Ingold. Fourth Race— Flying Jib, Bon Mot, Thorneycroft. Fifth Race— M. Theo, Divination, Possession. Sixth Race— Tribes Hill, Rostand, Kingraine. H. Forsland. Brighton Beach Entries. BRIGHTON BEACH ENTR2ES. Probabilities: Wstith«r clear; track fast. St Buds wall In mud. First Race -3-4 mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigreo. Wt. Hdcp. 40207 Montana King 112 ....750 3993S Bob Murphy ^..112 ....730 (3S521)Knobhampton . 112 ....735 40207 Graziallo 112 ....730 401822Wotan 112 ....725 40182 Sandhurst 112 ....720 (40212) Sacredus 109 ....749 39388 Latheron »f--102 ....735 39G69 Midshipman 102 ....720 Topic, b. c, by On Deck-Bonnie May 102 40212 Sais 102 ....725 40212 Great Crossing 99 ....720 Second iiace— 1 1-8 Miles 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. Ind, Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp, 401G33Circus 4.. 112 ....730 39574 Water Tower 4.. Ill ....720 40U02Thorneycroft 5..10S ....735 397G9 Ethics 5.. 108 ....730 (40209) Homestead 4.. 106 ....740 401SG Sambo 4.. 103 ....750 401103Colonsay 3.. 102 ....725 40209 Belle of Troy 7. .101 ....735 40058 Lord Advocate 3.. 9S ....720 40163 Cogswell 5.. 98 ....725 40163 Justice 4.. 96 ....715 40183 Turnpike 3.. 94 ....710 40057 Early Eve 4.. 91 ....715 Third Race— 3-4 Mile.: 3-year-olds and upward. HigLweight Handicap. BlOl^Duke of Kendal 3.. 125 ....715 K01SG Duelist 4-.- 5.. 125 ....710 ¥ 38974 Wealth 5.. 122 ....710 f 40187 Operator 5.. 122 ....715 40133 Saccharometer 3.. 121 ....705 39G92 St. Finnan 6.. 120 ....725 401S3 Ingold i .. 3.. 119 ....700 401833Illyria 3.. 109 ....720 40062 Flying Buttress 4*-- 4.. 107 ....705 39327=Many Thanks 3. .106 ....700 40133 Knight of Harlem 4.. 105 ....G90 39741 Midnight Chimes 6.. 104 ....695 40058 King Carter 3.. 100 ....C90 Fourth Race— 1 1-4 Miles 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 37754 Warranted % .. 5..12G ....700 400623E,on Mot ►£ .. 4.. 124 ....720 401102,J/liorneycroft 5.. 121 ....725 401G22tHimself 5.. 119 ....715 401G2 W. R. Condon 4"-- 3.. 116 ....705 39964 Brigand 3.. 115 ....710 400392Flying Jib HK. 3.. 113 ....715 40187tDaly 5.. 113 ....710 40135 Tugai Bey 3. .112 ....700 tW. C. Daly entry-Fifth Race— 5-8 3Xile, 2-yoar-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp 40160 My Sister 105 ....G95 39200 Lady Badge 105 ....700 Marmee, ch. f, by Mirthful-Pride of Montrose 105 Sunny Side 105 40158sDivination 105 ....725 401073M. Theo 105 ....715 39794 Margaret 0 105 ....705 38G76 Mrs. Bessie Fullum 105 ....690 40107 Pristina 105 ....715 39SG33Possession *. 105 720 Sea Gate 105 397943Yo San *.-105 ....710 40010 Black Socks 105 ....C95 38784 Magic Flute 105 ....710 40107 Salada 105 ....700 40107 St. Roma 105 ....705 Sixth Race— i 1-16 Miles. S-yaar-olds and upward. Boiling. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 4018G Kingraine 5.. Ill ....715 39100 Anak 4. -.111 ... .700 39511 Rockey 4.. Ill ....70o 40087 Cardigan 4.. 108 ....700 36490 Henry Clay Rye 5.. 106 ....710 40187 Lanceman 5..10G ....690 40209 Tribes Hill 4. .106 ....725 40087 Early Eve i .. 4. .101 ....705 40211 Syrlin 8.. 101 ....710 35297 Unterock 8.. 100 ....70o. 40235 Dark Planet 3.. 99 ....700 40087 Rostand 3.. 99 ....720 40236 Spring Silk 3.. 99 ....700 40211 Our Nugget 3.. 97 ....710 36002 Eva Mine 4.. 9G ....695 402093Past 4.. 96 ....715 40099 Decoration * 3.. 94 ,...695 Highland Park Form. HIGHLAND PARK FORM. The form of Friday's Highland Park fields is: First Race— Rusioni, Sammie Mac, Helen Oakford. Second Race— Not Wisely, Glenwood, Pro-sador. Third Race— Caybon, Caloorahatchee, Irene Cross. Fourth Race-^Soothsayer, Harding, Lura-lighter. Fifth Race— Flaneur, Fairbury, Oconee. Sixth Race— Artist, Kite, Springwater. Seventh Race— Ethel Davis, The Stewardess, Jigger. Highland Park Form. T. K. Lynch. HIGHLAND PARK FORM. Detroit, Mich., July 9.— The horses seeming to have the best chances in Friday's races are: First Race — President, Rusioni, Helen Oakford. Second Race — Glenwood, Not Wisely, Pro-sador. Third Race — Probable, George James, Caybon. Fourth Race— Harding, Reservation, Lura-lighter. Fifth Race— Fairbury, Fortunatus, Oconee. Sixth Race — Reeves, Homily, Lome. Seventh Race — Jigger, The Stewardess, Ethel Davis. T. K. Lynch. Highland Park Entries. HIGHLAND PAEK .ENTRIES. I'robabilitioa : Woathor clear ; track fast. •Apprentice allowance. © Bunn tt*11 in mnd. First Race -3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. Cnd. Horses, color, sex fe pedigroe. Wt. Hdcp. 401502Rusioni 105 725 39131 Easy Trade 102 ....715 40219 Tribesman 102 700 Ella Richards, ch. f, by Major Richards— Edenlate 100 3994S Aliene F 100 ....705 39254*President 100 ....700 40150 Annola 100 710 40219 Sammie Mac 100 ....720 40150 Filly Deck' »f«..100 ....705 40221 Helen Oakford 100 ....715 (second Race- 1 1-8 iwiUs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, [ad. Horses Age. Wt. Hdcp 4024S John Drake »f 5.. 109 ....715 40222 Handcuff 7. .105 ....710 40222 Prince Zeno 8.. 102 ....700 401903Glenwood 5.. 101 ....720 (10194)Prosador 3.. 98 ....715 4024S Not Wisely 3.. 91 ....725 Third Kace-fl-8 Mile. 2- year-olds. Allowances. fnd. Horses, color, sax «Jb pedigreo. Wt. Hdcp 40220 George James J...10S ....710 40195 Zarkee 108 ....700 40096 Lochgoil 103 ....705 40174 Probable 103 ....715 Diaphanous, b. f, by Halma — Elsie Ban 103 39177 Lobenetta 100 ....705 40223 Seven Oaks 100 ....700 39S79 Splint 100 ....710 40174 Dick Ripley 100 ....715 10145 Caloorahatchee 100 ....720 401713Irene Cross 100 ....715 401453Caybon 100 ....725 Fourth Race— 1 1-8 Miles. 3- year-olds. Handicap. lad. Horses, i Age, Wt. Hdcp. 39S78 Reservation 4... 118 ....705 401723Soothsayer ^..llO ....725 (40245) Harding 109 ....720 40146 Luralighter 10G ....715 39S542Little Boy 4«..102 ....710 40147 Flora Willoughby ►f.-lOl ....715 40050 Neeburban ... 95 705 39147 Ancke 90 ....700 Fifth Itace— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 401222Benckart 5. .117 ....710 39997 The Irish Boy 5.. 107 ....700 40199 Flaneur 5.. 107 ....725 40224 Fairbury ►{«.. 5.. 107 ....720 39543*Ivernia 4.. 106 ....700 40170 Annu 5.. 105 ....705 401753*Oconee 6.. 100 ....715 354932*Circus Girl 3.. 98 ....710 40224 Fortunatus 3.. 9G ....715 Sixth Race-3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds nnd upward. Selling. 4014G Springwater ..- f ..110 ....715 40194 Homily 107 ....705 401503Kite 105 ....720 38750 Reeves ►K-IOS ....710 39680 Lome ►K-102 ....715 400992Artist • +..102 ....725 39950 Tribes +..100 ....700 39377 Monida 100 ....710 34312 East Indian 97 ....705 39756*Ruth Vause 95 ....700 Seventh Race— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (40121) Nuptial 4. .118 ....710 (40198) Ed L 9..112 ....705 (40224) Jigger 4.. 110 ....715 40095*Rustic Girl 5.. 107 ....705 (40124)*Ethel Davis 7. .105 ....725 39417 Rene 3.. 104 ....700 401993The Stewardess 4.. 103 ....720 400503Barnacle 3.. 99 ....715 36255*Commena + .. 4.. 98 ....700 Delmar Park Form. DELMAR PARK FORM. The form of Friday's Delmar Park fields is: First Race— Quaker Girl, Ora McKinney, Benton. Second Race— Dr. Clark, Alrio, Macbeth. Third Race — Ingolthrift, Turrando, Lord Hermence. Fourth Race— Mary Lavana, Maud Gonne, Poseur. . Fifth Race — Pierce J., Orpheum, Kittie Clyde. Sixth Race— D. L. Moore, Bear Creek, Jerry Hunt. Delmar Park Form. R. J. Collins. DELMAR PARK FORM. St. Louis, Mo., July 9.— The horses seeming to have the best chances in Friday's races are: First Race— Enigma, Rhyme and Reason, Tom Rowe. Second Race— Caelana, Dr. Clark, Macbeth. Third Race— Ingolthrift, Turrando, Hoe-down. Fourth Race— Poseur, Mary Lavana, Maud Gonne. Fifth Race— Eugenia S., Pierce J., Charles Ramsey. Sixth Race— Ciales, Custus, Blue Grass Girl. R. J. Collins. Delmar Park Entries. 1 DELHAR PAKK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Waathar clear; track fast. "Apprantice allowance. © Huns well in mnd. First Race— 4 1-2 B'urlongs. 2-year-olds. Soiling. Ind. Horses, color, sox & pedigroe. Wt. Hdcp, 40190 Tom Kiley 117 ....690 3S025 Ringwalt 10S ....G95 401132Quaker Girl 106 ....725 3974S Tom Rowe 104 700 3S490 Alcom R. 104 ....705 4018S Rhyme and Reason +..104 ....710 40188 Lila Noel 100 ....715 39797*Thunderation 98 700 *Glenesher, b. c, by Esher— Glensetto 9S 4018S3*Benton 95 ....715 4021G*Enigma 95 ....710 401GG2*Ora McKinney 4'.. 95 ....720 Second Race— 6 1-2 Farlnne». 3-ysar-olds and upward. Sailing, [nd. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp 37917 John Grigsby 6.. 109 ....710 (40165)Macbeth 4.. 107 ....715 40238 Dr. Clark 6.. 106 ....725 399G9 Carrie Hope 4.. 104 ....700 Clara Woods 4.. 104 40090 Stub 3.. 102 ....710 40215*Lynch 4.. 101 ....705 40139 Little Corker 3.. 97 ....715 37404 Caelana 3.. 95 ....710 1 40115*Alflo 3.. 95 ....720 36236*A Convict 3.. 95 ...,700 35932 Red Ola ^. 3.. 95 ....700 Third Race— 5-8 Mile. 2-ysar-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horees.color.sex&pedigree. A, Wt. Hdcp. tMillbrook, ch. c, by Charade-True Blue II Ill Tootsey Mack, br. f, by Sir Walter— Katie of the West... 108 399203Lord Hermence »..107 ....715 40164 Turrando 106 ....720 40216 Wigwam 106 ....710 401643Ingol thrift 106 ....725 40188 Mengis ^..106 ....715 40190fFoxy Grandpa 106 ....705 40188 Hoedown 103 ....700 40113 Frank Collins 103 ....700 40190 Scalper ;....103 ....710 • 40213 Anna Hardy 9S ....705 f T. P. Hayes entry. Fourth Race -7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 40165 Golden Glitter 4..105 ....705 40116 Miss Mae Day 6. .105 ....710 (40117) Maud Gonne 5.. 105 720 (401S9) Poseur 41-- 3.. 95 715 39S32 Mary Lavana £.. 3.. 85 ....725 Fifth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Sailing. 40192 Charles Ramsey 7. .109 ....700 (40193) Pierce J 4.. 107 ....725 40094*Kittie Clyde 4«.. 6.. 106 ....715 40118 Hanan ►£«.. 7. .105 ....705 40218 Dawson 4"-. 4. .103 710 402182*Eugenia S 7.. 102 ....715 40193*King's Pet 7. .100 ....700 401922Orpheum «*■.. 3.. 96 ....720 Sixth Race— 6 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward, Belling, T40144)Be True : 7. .114 ....715 39S242Ladas 7. .111 ....705 40093 Lord Neville 4"-. 8.. 109 ....700 (40217)Fickle Saint 5..109 ....710 40217 Reducer 8..106 ....705 402173Ciales 4. .106 ....710 39SS6 Jerry Hunt 7..106 ....715 40218 Virgie d'Or 5.. 104 ....700 (40114)Bear Creek 3.. 102 ....720 40056*D. L. Moore 3.. 97 ....725 4023S*Custus 3.. 97 ....715 (40090)Blue Grass Girl 3.. 95 ....710 FROM CALIFORNIA AT AUCTION. FROM KENIUCKY AT AUCTION. THOROUGHBRED YEARLINGS Under Management of Fasig-Tipton Co. This Evening, Friday, July 10th, AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP AT Union Stock Yards, Chicago. THESE YEARLINGS, THE PROPERTY OF MR. A. B. SPRECKELS, NAPA STUD; MR. A. L. FERGUSON, WINDEMERE STUD, AND MR. GEORGE C. GRADDY, DAYTONA STUD, ARE FROM WINNING FAMILIES — MOSTLY FROM PRODUCING DAMS AND BY St. Andrew, Brutus, Hammon, King Midas, Bassetlaw. Ravelston, Crighton, Puryear D., Libertine, Top Gallant, Eberlee, The Judge. rionday, July 13, 8 o'clock p m. AT UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO, THE YEARLINGS FROM Mr.W. S. Barnes' Melbourne Stud, Kentucky. These Yesirlings are by PRINCE OF MONACO, HAND SPRING, JIM GORE, RAINBOW, HEN BRUSH, WAGNER AND OTHER FASHIONABLE SIRES. SALE OF HORSES IN TRAINING IN THE SADDLING PADDOCK, WASHINGTON PARK, THURSDAY, JULY 16th, AT NOON. THE ENTIRE RACING STABLE OF M. H. TICHENOR & CO. WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION. The stake winners Flo Bob, Flocarline, Waswift, Farly, Sidney O. Love, Elsie L., Caviar, Cambrian ; the winners Semper Vivum, Harry, Foxy Kane, Farmer Jim, and the maidens Flower King and Carmelita. FOR CATALOGUES WRITE Fasig-Tipton Co,, Transit Honse, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Page [4] Washington Park Form Chart. WASHINGTON PARK FORM CHART. CHICAGO, ILL., July 9, 1903.— Seventeenth day. The "Washington Park Club. Summer Meeting. "Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, J. P. 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. Af\C)CyK FIRST RACE — 1 Mile. $600 added; $100 to second; $50 to third. tlZW__ __ Q 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 40176*MARY GLENN w 3 91 20k l2 121 l2 l1 Is L Wilson Gorman & Bauer C-5 7-5 9-102-5 40131*MEZZO w 3 85 8" 8l S1 2nk 24 2s J Booker H T Griffin 12 20 16 5 40077 BARD OF AVONWB 5 105 7" 4* 41 52 41} 31 Wond'ly C R Ellison 12 25 20 6 402022HOT ws 4 103 12" 9* ll2 8l 5nk 4& R H'nd's'nL Thompson 6 10 8 21 40177 ANNA BEALL w 3 88 10nk101 7nk 3s 31! 52 W Knapp J L Slaughter 20 75 60 20 40152*BEST MAN W 4 9S 5h ^WO"" 61 Cl 03 Adkins II J Scoggan 7 8 6 8-5 40056 SLAP DASH w 5 105 90k 6ll 5nk 92 8l 7" Cantwell Durnell & Herz 40 200 200 60 40152 ZELLA KNIGHT W 4 101 4" 3l 6nt12i- 9* 8* H PhillipsW A Blagg 12 15 12 4 40179 L. CHORISTER w 5 103 13 13 13 13 12l 91! Schwartz Rold Bros 60 200 200 60 39S81 LATSON wb 8 105 6» 71 9l 7nk101 10l Henry Mrs M Goldblatt 12 60 50 20 40032 FULLBACK W 3 93 lh 5nk 2nk 41 7l 111 Bobbins J Arthur 20 75 60 20 39908 ED ADACK wb 5 105 3nk 21 3l 103 11& 121 C Gray W Cahill & Co 8 20 20 6 40131*MR. TIMB'LAKE W 4 100 11* 111 12* llnk13 13 B Davis F M Arthur 50 100 100 30 •Apprentice allowance. Time, 25|, 49|, l:15g, l:40g. "Winner— B. f, by Teuton— Thistle (trained by R. McMillan). "Went to post 2:30. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. "Won in a canter; second easily. Mary Glenn was in a soft spot and simply played with the field, winning as her rider pleased. Mezzo moved up fast just before turning for home and ran away from the rest of the field in the last quarter. Bard of Avon finished going fast, outstaying Hot in the closing strides for third place. The latter began slowly, but made up ground fast in the final quarter. Anna Beall tired when a furlong out. Fullback and Ed Adack showed early speed. Scratched — 40179 Marcos, 106. Overweights— Mr. Timberlake, 2 pounds. Mary Glenn, show, 1 to 5. Mezzo, show, 2} to 1. Bard of Avon, show, 2 to 1. 4 AOO^i SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. $800 added; $150 to second; $50 "to third. [ 4r:V/-- £Ky 3-year-olds. Allowances. \ Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 40127 THE CRISIS w 107 l1 l1 l1! I2* 131 Adkins Talbot Bros 10 20 15 5 401773BARDOLPH WB 112 7uk 32 221 23 21 Landry Gorman & Bauer 6 8 7 2 40157 BIRCH BROOM ws 112 5nk 8 73 6s 32 Helg'sen S W Streett&Co 10 13 12 4 40079 SIDNEY C. LOVE w 112 2" 62 51 5l 41 "Wond'ly MHTichenor&Co 7-5 9-5 8-5 7-10 40102 FIRST CHIP W 112 4 = 4nk 4nk 3nk 5nk J "W'kf 'Id P Dunne 4 6 51 • 9-5 400562ORFEO WB 109 3nk 71 8 71 6s Treanor C Lind & Co 6' 6 41 8-5 39958 J. SID. "WALKER w 112 Gnk 21 31! 41 7° AWB'ker W "W Darden&Col5 50 40 15 39934 AMERICANO w 112 8 5uk 62 8 8 T Knight E J Baldwin 10 17 15 5 Time, 24g, 48, l:13g. "Winner — Ch. f, by The Commoner— Miss Leaflet (trained by H. Talbot). "Went to post at 3:00. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won in a canter; second handily. The Crisis showed a great turn of speed, and tiptoeing her field all the way, won as her rider pleased. Bardolph ran to his best form and met with no mishaps and finished going fast. Birch Broom was pocketed badly in the first quarter, but moved up fast in the stretch when she got clear sailing and finished resolutely. Sidney C. Love ran a dull race and was never a serious contender. Orfeo, cut of position at the start, was never a contender thereafter. J. Sidney Walker ran well for a half mile. Scratched— (40176)Mary McCafferty, 107. The Crisis, show, 2 to 1. Bardolph, show, 4 to 5. Birch Broom, show, 2 to 1. Sidney C. Love, show, 2 to 5. A O T THIRD RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. The Mid- ttU _S __ I way Stakes. $2,000 added. Net value to winner $2,555. Ind Horses A Wt St St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 40104*T. CONQ'RILwb 6 103 8 4l 32 32 3»» 3l l1! H PhillipsB Vincent 15 25 20 8 40129SHARGIS WSB 4 111 4» 21 2l 2* 22 11 21 Henry E Corrigan 2 . 21 8-5 3-5 40128 GOLD BELL ws 3 93 5nk 5* 51 72 63 61! 3l Reed J F Schorr 15 15 10 4 401292*SCHWALBE W 4 96 30k lnk l1! ll H 21 41 L Wilson B Schreiber 7 10 8 3 (39959)VTNCENNES W 7 105 7nk 31 41 in 8 5"k C Gray J A Drake 5 10 8 3 491062ROL. BOER wsb 5 108 1* 7s 7" 8 8 7nk 6l T Knight Durnell & Herz 12 20 20 7 (40131) *C. ARNOLD W 3 88 6* 61 61! 4nk 5nk 5nk 7l J Booker C R Ellison 20 20 20 7 (40054)*J. M'GURK wb 5 100 2nk S 8 5^ 421 41 8 Adkins P Dunne 2 13-512-54-5 •Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 50, 1:15, 1:41, 1:53. Winner— Blk. h, by Sir Dixon— Repeat (trained by B. Vincent). Went to post at 3:40. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. The Conqueror II. moved up fast when turning for home and easily passed Hargis when a furlong out, winning as his rider pleased and going away. Hargis was always a contender, but tired fast when challenged by the winner. Gold Bell came with a rush at the end , after making up much ground in the final quarter. Schwalbe was done for just after turning for home. Vincennes finished resolutely and ran to his best form. John McGurk fell away badly beaten in the final eighth. He can do much better and the race should be thrown out of future calculations. The Conqueror II., show, 4 to 1. Hargis, show, 1 to 3. Gold Bell, show, 8 to 5. John McGurk, show, 2 to 5. - A fW O Q FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. $1,250 added; $20"~0 to second; $100 to third" _b\_/__ __ Q 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (40204)BRAGG WSB 4 102 G 5l 41 2& 4& 11 W Knapp J Curl 21 2* 11-54-5 (40129) EPICURE W 3 105 51 ll 2»1 32 2" 21 Adkins A T Dobson 2 2% 21 4-5 (40130) JACK RATTLINws 4 102 1* 2* l"k 1«" V- 31 S Bonner Gorman & Bauer 2* 2i 2~ 7-10 40126 HUZZAH W 4 100 3" 6 3h 421 311 4l Robbins J Arthur 8 15 15 5 40031 M. BEAUCAIREwb 3 97 2" 4" 6 6 6 5nk AWB'ker W W Darden&ColO 15 12 5 38976 ELSIE L. w 4 9S 4°k 32 51 51! 5" 6 Helg'sen MHTichenor&Co 8 10 8 3' Time, 25i, 49g, 1:134, i:39g. Winner — B. c, by Siddartha — Cantatrice (trained by J. Curl). Went to post at 4:10. At. post 4 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second driving. Bragg began slowly and moved up gradually while going down the backstretch and got to Jack Rattlin and Epicure when a furlong out. From here to the wire he showed game-ness under a hard drive and was gradually going away at the end. Epicure stood a long stretch drive gamely and outstayed Jack Rattlin in the last sixteenth struggle. The latter tired perceptibly when the pinch came. Huzzah ran in improved form, finishing going fast. Monsieur Beaucaire ran an excellent race and bears watching from now on. Esie L. tired fast when the pinch came. Overweights — Monsieur Beaucaire, 5 pounds. • , Bragg, show, 2 to 5. Epicure, show, 2 to 5. Jack Rattin, show, 1 to 3. A f\(T% 61 O FIFTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. $600 added; $100 to second; $50 to third. 4b U_- JU \j 2-year-olds. Selling. __ ! Ind Horses . AWiSt*4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 400532*NANNIE HODGE W 88 2* 2°k 21 23 121 L Wilson W W Darden&Co3 41 31 3-2 i 400762MY JANE w 96 3nk l1! ll lnk 2l R H'nd's'nS C Wagner 8 12 10 4 40105 H'SOME FLORRY w 95 51 42 4U 4i 331 T Meade J A Drake 6 8 8 3 4O076sWM. WRIGHT WB 102 4"- 32 31- 3°k 4* P Phillips J . E Cushing 20 25 20 8 400052*SALTO w 97 81 7nk 71 5*1 51 Adkins D S Fountain 5 7 6 2 NET. DUTCHMAN W 92 10* llnk 9" S1 61 S Bonner W'df'd&Ev'rman 20 60 60 20 39857*DARRO ws 90 lnk 6* 5nk 71 74 H PhillipsChinn & Forsythel5 20 15 6 39812 SUS. CHRISTIAN W 91 9* g^lO1 61 81 W Knapp Mrs R Bradley 8 15 15 6 40105 SWEETIE WS 105 ll1 10s ll2 103 98 Henry E Corrigan 31 4 11-51 40076 SAUERKRAUT WSB 95 12 12 12 11* 102" Helg'sen S W Streett&Co 10 12 10 4 40005 CARMELITA w 91 61 S1! 81 9* 111 Robbins MHTichenor&Co 15 40 30 10 37371 SPENCERIAN wb 91 7* 5nk 63 12 12 Reed Mrs H Dernham 50 60 60 20 •Apprentice allowance. Time, 23g, 47g, l:00g. Winner— Ch. f, by Rossington— Mrs. Lane (trained by W. W. Darden). Went to post at 4:40. At post 6 minutes. Start poor. Won easily; second the same, i Nannie Hodge came away easily after turning for home and won much as her rider pleased. My Jane tired fast when challenged by the winner, but was best of the others. Handsome Florry came with a rush at the end. Wm. Wright ran out at the head of the stretch "while running in a contending position. But for this he would have been closer up. Salto had no chance after the barrier went up and the same may be said of Sweetie. Scratched— 39763 Honest John, 94; 39589 Miss Mollie, 88. Overweights — Darro, 1 pound; Nettie Dutchman, 1; My Jane, 1. • Nannie Hodge, show, 7 to 10. My Jane, shoT", 2 to 1. Handsome Florry, show, 3 to 2. Sweetie, show, 1 to 2. vl C\^i *-2f\ SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. $600 added; $100 to second; $50 to third" 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St *4 Vi % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 40057*F. WENTKER w 4 103 G"k 41! 43 2Dk 23 l1 L Wilson B Schreiber 15 20 12 5 40131*EVELYN BYRD w 7 98 1* lnk 21 33 32 21 J Booker F C Moshier & CoG 8 7 21 39935 KUNJA W 7 103 SI 10* 11 9nk 61 3» AWB'ker W W Darden&Co20 25 25 10 MOABINA "W 4 105 2"k 3* lnk l2 13 4l Helg'sen J Ownbey 5 8 4 3-2 39908 ONTONAGON B 3 103 1C* 11 10* 7nk 71 52 A Hall L N Hodges 10 15 15 6 40032 URCHIN w 6 105 3nk 71! 5nk 4nk 44 6s Henry D F Cox 15 20 15 6 40007 AVOID WS 3 100 7nk 6" 73 6Ii *5nk 7* Adkins D A Honig 8 8 6 2 400T7SFELIX BARD w 6 105 4nk 931 Snk 81 8l 82 Wond'ly T Kiley & Co 5 8 8 3 4G077 ALENE ABB'TTwb 5 103 5nk Snt 91 lO^lO1 91 W Knapp Mrs R Bradley 15 30 25 10 40033*BLUEMINT W 4 98 9" 5nk 6nkll 11 10* H PhillipsL Marion & Co 8 12 10 4 40056 F. LADY ANNA WB 3 91JU 2l 3h 5a*'9* 11 S Bonner C C McCafferty 20 40 40 15 40181 SILK CORD wb 4 110 Left at the post. T Knight J W Pugh 21 31 3 6-5 •Apprentice allowance. * Time, 25, 49, 1:141, 1:41. Winner— B. c, by Sain — Caroline Hamilton (trained by W. Whalen). Went to post at 5:15. At post 5 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second handily. Father Wentker easily wore down Moabina in the final eighth and had enough left to stall off Evelyn Byrd's determined challenge in the last sixteenth. The last-named finished going fast and was much the best of the others. Kunja came with a rush at the end, nipping Moabina on the postl The latter tired palpably in the last eighth after showing much speed. Fair Lady Anna showed speed for six furlongs. Silk Cord bucked when the barrier went up and refused to run. Scratched— ^10102 Alice Dougherty, 103; 40102 Marlin, 89. Overweights — Fair Lady Anna, 1$ pounds. Father Wentker, show, 2 to 1. Evelyn Byrd, show, evens. Kunja, show, 5 to 1. Moa-bina, show, 3 to 5. Silk Cord, show, 3 to 5. Delmar Park Form Chart. DELMAR PARK FORM CHART. ST. LOUIS, MO., July 9, 1903. — Tenth day. Delmar Park Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather clear, track good. Presiding Judge, P. A. Brady. Starter, A. B. Dade. Secretary, J. Hachmeister. Racing starts at 2:30_p:_ni. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. 4:02 SI FIRST HACE— 7'8 Mile- Purse $300. 3-year-oWs and upward~Selling: Ind Horses A Wt St y4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 40064*LEGATION W 4 95 7 33 33 3ll 3l 1" Howell M P Mattingly 6 12 10 4 37743 GREAT STAR ws 5 100 1 2* 2nk 25 2* 21 Wilkins N J Catlanotta 10 12 10 4 40041 LILLIE LONG ws 3 101 4 6s 68 62 5* 31 Higgins Barnes & Hall 15 15 12 5 4C1G9 CERTAIN WS 6 109 2 l2 l2 1" 1" 4* Bell J W Winkler 6 6 4 2 (39747) *PAMPLONA WS 4 100 11 92 9* S& S2 52 Cormack T O McBride 3 5 41 2 40189 J'NE BECKHAM WS 3 91 5 8l 82 71 71 G3 Bybee J L O'Neill 8 20 20 8 34094 POYNTZ wsb 5 107 3 4* 4* 4" 43 73 D Hall J McDowell 6 10 9 4 38534*HATTIE DAVIS W 4 95 10 101 101 9i 102 83 Liv'gston W A Rinehart 15 30 30 12 39S44 FAQUITA WSB 4 100 9 ll1 ll2 102 9»1 92 C Bonnet J B Mitchell&Co 6 6 6 2 3S685 SIPHON b 4 102 8 5l 5^ 51 G3 10* Kinsler J & C Davis & ColO 10 10 4 23S99 LADY OBEY w 4 100 6 71 7nkll5 ll1 ll3 F Smith W M Lynch 10 15 15 6 39577 EDNA LOWE w 3 94 12 12 12 12 12 12 Gullett C A Lowe 10 25 25 10 •Apprentice allowance. Time, 13*, 25, 48}, 1:16}, 1:30}. Winner— Br. f, by Jim Gore — Briganza (trained by G. P. Mattingly). Went to post at 2:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Legation avoided the early pace, came fast under pressure in the stretch and just got up in time. Great Star ran a good race, but his rider almost fell off in the stretch. Lillie Long closed up fast in the stretch run. Certain tired under the weight. Pamplona ran a winning race from where he got. off. Poyntz tired after showing early speed. Overweights — Certain, 5 pounds; Edna Lowe, 3. Legation, show, 2 to 1. Great Star, show, 2 to 1. Lillie Long, show, 2} " to 1. Certain, show, _evens. 4:02 33 SECOND RACE— 7-8 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. STfiingT Ind Horses A Wt St % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 4C1S9*CUSTUS w 3 99 7 53 5« 21 l1! ll F Smith J F Daniels & Co4 4 2* 1 101G92DR. CLARK wb 6 104 5 41 4l 3* 3s 22 Troxler W McLemore 8-5 2 9-5 7-10 35174 ALSO RAN II. ws 7 104 4 1* U l1 23 3° D Hall S Pack & Co 8 1G 16 7 39750*MORRIS VOLM'Rws 6 102 1 31 3" 51 4» 41 Gullett M T Morse 15 20 10 4 39410 H. OF TR'MAREws 8 110 G S 8 S 712 53 J Gannon J U Strode 6 20 20 8 401392C'NTESS CLARA W 5 102 S 21 2nk 41 5* 6nk Earl N B Tichenor 5 10 8 3 10045*CHICKASHA w 3 SO 2 61 61 62 8 71! Bridwell W P Reed 15 20 20 8 40124 MAGHONI w 3 91 S 7* 7" 7nk 6ll 8 Higgins Finn & Ross 31 5 5 2 •Apprentice alolwance. Time, 12}, 25}, 49, 1:15}, 1:29J. Winner — Ch. g, by Frontman — Popgun (trained by C. B. Daniels). Went to post at 2:58. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second easily. Custus began slowly and was cut off on the first turn, then went around his field fast and won in a vigorous drive. Dr. Clark ran a good race throughout, but was all out at the end. Also Ran II. set a fast pace, but swung wide when turning for home and bore out in the stretch run. Morris Volmer ran an extra good race and finished going very fast. Henry of Trastamare was going fast at the end. Countess Clara went well for a half. Maghoni ran a bad race. Scratched— 4013S Axares, 111; 398S6 Jerry Hunt, 110; 40093 Lord Neville, 107; 401693Im-petuous, 96. Custus, show, 1 to 2. Dr. Clark, show, 7 to 20. Also Ran II., show, 3} to 1. THIRD RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $400. 2-year-oldiT^eHing. 40239 Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39943 J. W. O'NEILL w 106 2 l2 l2 l2 l1! Troxler E Trotter 11-55 4 6-5 (40U3)MAG NOLIN w 110 4 38 3« 23 2« Bell Haley Bros 2 2 8-5 3-5 (89993)*PERLA w 102 1 2nk 21 32 3Dk Shea J C Ghio ' 8 10 8 21 39993*KILO w 100 3 4h 4" 510 4nk D Austin T P Hayes 2 2 2 7-10 10113*DR. CARTLEDGE W 98 G 512 51S 4°k 530 F Smith J F Daniels & Col2 20 20 6 37969*ACHE w 95 5 G 6 G 6 Swain J D Dearing 50 100 100 30 * *Apprentice allowance. Time. 12}, 24i, 4S}, 1:02}. Winner — Ch. c, by Peter McCue— Tern (trained by E. Trotter). Went to post at 3:28. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second easily. J. W. O'Neill broke very fast, assumed a winning lead In the first half and never was in trouble. Mag Nolin did not get to going well until she went a quarter, then closed up ground but Bell swung her wide into the stretch and lost fully five lengths in turning for home. Perla showed early speed, but tired. Kilo ran a dull race and can do better. Dr. Cart-ledge ran well from a bad beginning. Scratched — 10042 Matt Wadleigh, 10S; 40140 Imboden, 106; (401SS)Ocyrohe, 103; 40190 Hugh McGowan, 100; 40113 Atlas, 95. J. W. O'Neill, show, 1 to 2. Mag Nolin, show, out. Perla, show, 4 to 5. Kilo, show, 2 to 5. A f\*) /t f\ FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. The July Selling _eV/-_ tdbV7 Stakes. $1,000 added. Net value to winner $1,340. Cnd Horses A Wt St & % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~" (40192)*HELEN PRINT W 4 9S 3 7* 71 61! I1! F Smith J F Daniels & CoS 12 10 4 " 400G7=CROIX D'OR w 4 101 2 62 6» 42 2^ Higgins W Mulkey 10 15 15 6 401672FRANK BELL w 7 113 4 4* 2«k 2} 3nk H Booker J W O'Neall 31 5 41 9-5 (40116)SANT. VENTURAW 5 101 7 2^ l2 1-' 42 W'n'ght F W Holtgrewe 5 5 41 9-6 40167 HILEE WB 7 103 G 5*1 32 3* 5K D Hall W W Elliott 4 5 4i 2 40167*BRIDGE w 4 99 5 31 42 51 63 D Austin J S Bratton&Co 10 20 15 6 3S7SG*EVEA G. W 4 94 S 8 8 8 7« Shea Mrs J Coffey 8 20 15 6 101i 7aSCORPIO b G 114 1 lnk 5l 71 8 Troxler E Trotter & Co 2 2* 11-51 •Apprentice allowance. Time, 13, 24J. 50, 1:15. Winner — B. f, by Argyle — Mannetta (trained by C. B. Daniels). Went to post at 3:58. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Helen Print began slowly, but came with a terrific burst of speed when she got clear going in the stretch, passed the leaders in the last fifty yards and was going away at the end. Croix d'Or went well throughout and seemed to have the race won until Helen Print drew up. Frank Bell did his best and had no mishaps. Santa Ventura broke behind the field and rushed to 'the front in a hurry, but tired. Hilee seems to have lost his form. Bridge tired. Evea G. did not display great speed at any part of the race. . Scorpio went well for a quarter, then retired. Helen Print, show, 2 to 1. Croix d'Or, show, 3 to 1. Frank Bell, show, 4 to 5. Scorpio show, 1 to 2. ' 40 2 4: 1 FIFTH~I^E=T"MTle ana^7O-Yard~Furee~$600~3~^^ Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ 101412JACK YOUNG w 3 103 4 32 21 37 33 l"k Shilling G C Baker 2 — 2 — 2 — 4=5* W142 DE RESZKE ws 4 102 3 43 33 2» 2» 2" Calvit R E Watkins&Co4 6 G 2 101423POURQUOI PAS w 3 93 2 l°k l"k l-k 1" 32 Higgins J K Hughes 4 4 16-51 100942KENOVA w 5 90 1 2& 42 4& 4« 4" Bridwell T T Cromwell 3 4 16-51 101GS3KANSAS LILY w' 4 92 5 5 5 5 5 5 Liv'gston S L Cheney 8 10 8 3 Time, 13, 25i 50J, 1:16}, 1:42}, 1:47}. Winner — Br. c, by Lamplighter — Johnetta (trained by H. R. Baker). Went to post at 4:28. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Jack Young was hustled all the way and was in close quarters through the stretch but butgamed the others in the last fifty yards. De Reszke ran in much improved form and was was always a keen contender and showed a tremendous burst of speed in the stretch Pourquoi Pas ran well throughout and stuck to her work gamely in the stretch. Kenova was cut off on the first two turns and lost much ground, but closed up fast In the stretch and would probably have won with an even break. Kansas Lily ran poorly. Jack Young, show, 1 to 3. De Reszke, show, 4 to 5. Pourquoi Pas, show, 2 to 5. Ken-ova, show, 1 to 2. ^J_024:2 SETH.BACE-1 1-8 MUes. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St & % % StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 401422*T. MESS'G'R WS 6 105 2 ll ll 1" 2nk 2» V- Shea A Bellew & Co 1 6-5 6-5 2-5 40192 H'SPINNER wsb 3 102 3 4* 42 312 3s lnt 2°* Scully J Wambsgans 4 5 41 3-2 400G9 GIN SPRAT w 6 102 4 31 3l 22 lnk 3* 3} Louden J W Berthurum 12 12 10 3i 40118*BARONET W 5 100 1 2* 2= 4" 4™ 4" 4s F Smith J F Daniels & Co6 10 8 2 401182*PATHOS wsb 3S85555555 Bridwell P J Nolan 3 31 16-51 ♦Apprentice allowance. ' Time,»14}, 26}, 51}, 1:17, 1:43}, 1:57$. "Winner — B. V, by Upward — Irene H. (trained by A. Bellew). "Went to p st at 4:58. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily; second driving. The Messenger was always well in hand, came on fast in the final eighth and won drawing away. Handspinner ran a good race and endured a long stretch drive with gameness. Gin Spray ran a j good race under pressure all the way. Baronet finished well. Scratched — 4 218 Ida- Penzance, 98; (40118)Neversuch, 94. The Messenger, show, out. Handspinner, show, 3 to 5. Gin Spray, show, 6 to 5. Pathos, show, 2 to 5. Page [5] Highland Park Form Chart. " HIGHLAND PARK FORM CHART. DETROIT, MICH., July 9, 1903.— Sixteenth day. Highland Park Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. • Weather clear, track fast. • 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^MiIe. Purse $250. 3 -year-olds and upward. Selling. ^_Q24:3 " Ind~Horses AWtSt% % % StrFin .Jockeys Owners O H C P - 39409 HEATHER BEE WS 3 95 6 l1 l1! 14 11 J Walsh Mackenzie Bros 4 5 4 2 AM7Z dynasty w 5 118 7 31 4n* 22 2i Donovan J B Jones i & A b-o SIrAVELMENT w 3 110 9 4? 31 3} 31 Pieratt A GBlakely&Co 5 5 5 2 S?S^nLARICK wH nSI ? ? I "ScSde 5 £ MeWco £ 1 I I 40121 FADE PmENY to 4 115 4 \ 2 U V H Wilson Sherman & Bailer20 30 30 10 SfEPIDEMIC W 3 105 3 6^ 51 41 7 T Dean J J Mackessey 2 2} 21 1 38241 FLUKE wb 6 110 2 5-* 62 8 8 Kennedy J Fox . 15 30 30 10 40098 BELLE OF LYNNw 3908 9 9 9 9 M Johns'nT C Dolan 10 15 15 6 S Bn^LY BOTLES w 5 110 11 11 10 10 10 J Miller F W Torreyson 10 15 15 6 400722 GEORGE PERRY w 3 100 12 12 11 11 11 Croghan N Dyment 10 12 12 4 40128 HORSA wb 5 105 1 10 12 12 12 , Coniey H McCarren Jr 10 10 10 4 Time, 24, 48i,-1:14*. Iroquois— Sister Tenny (trained by J. Nixon). Winner— B. or br. c, by „„„„„ Went to post at 2:47. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Heather Bee was off weli in motion and sot all his own pace, but had to be shaken up at Se end'to stall U ff Dynast?. The latter was coming very fast but . Donovan was of little and had no mishaps. Black Dick was off none his race assistance to her. Ravelment ran too will Ind made up rnu^h ground, but his impost was too much for him. Epidemic quit ln HeatnrertCBee?nshow, eVens. Dynasty, show, 3 to 5. Ravelment, show, evens. Similar, show, evens. Epidemic, show, 1 to 2. ; ' ) : . * t ; ; \ \ ' • ■ . . i l I l t i i r I - " • • " " - 4:024:4: SEC0N:D RACE-5'8 M,,e' Purse $250. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % 94 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 401452ORDERLY w 100 2 1* l2 l3 1*1 Donovan J Fleischmann 21 21 2* 1 (40047)THE GLOBE ws 105 3 3"* 31 3l 24 J Walsh N Dyment 2 2 2 4-5 40148 TWO PENNY ws 100 6 5* 2°* 2} 3" Paul J H Baker 4 4 4 8-6 401742TENNESSEAN w 105 5 6s 4} 4* 4°* T Dean F Bruhns & Co 8-6 8-5 7-5 3-5 39927 GAME COCK wb 103 7 7 «1 5} 5s H Wilson J E Lane 20 30 30 10 40027 T. G. S'BROUGH w 100 4 4} 5l 6* 61 C Kelly J J 'Marklein 6 8 8 3 40195 WISEACRE w 105 1 2l 7 7 7 Castro J R Croker 10 20 20 8 40195*SOSON w 97 8 8 8 8 8 Travers L S Sire 20 30 30 10 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 23}, 48, 1:02. Winner— B. g, by Order— Little Lady H. (trained by M. Welsh). Went to post at 3:16. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Orderly got away flying and was never in trouble. The Globe and Two Penny fought it out all through the stretch and the former had the advantage of the best rider. Two Penny hung on gamely. Tennessean did not Tun to his true form. Scratched— (40096)Rowland M., 107; 40195 Shylock, 100. Corrected weights — T. G. Scarbrough, 100. Orderly, show, 1 to 2. The Globe, show, out. Two Penny, show, 7 to. 10. Tennessean, show, out. 4:024:5 THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses , A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (40172)HARDING 3 94 5 5 5 43 31 I2 M Johns'nF Bruhns & Co 3-5 3-5 1-2 out 34684 RED ROBE 4 107 4 42 31! 2» 22 2* Munro G Hendrie 2 11-611-51-2 40197 HOPEDALE 4 104 2 1* 1* 1* 1*1 31 Castro Mrs E Harris 10 15 15 4 4C196 TIOGA 3 84 1 21} 22 3 4* 41 D Boland W L Lykens 6 8 8 3 40196 DRUMMOND 4 99 3 33 41 5 5 5 J Walsh J W May 4 5 5 8-5 Time, 24J, 48}, 1:13J, 1:40}. Winner — B. c, by Blazes — Miss Alice (trained by F. Bruhns). Went to post at 3:38. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second the same. Harding was ridden a waiting race, came away when called on in the homestretch and won going away. Red Robe appeared high in flesh and ran a good race considering his condition. Hopedale was made too much use of in the first seven furlongs and had nothing left when the pinch came. Tioga showed early speed. Drummond does not seem to be anywhere near her best form. Scratched — 101222Benckart, 111; 401963Glenwood, 104. Overweights — Drummond, 2 pounds. Red Robe, show, out. Hopedale, show, 6 to 5. 4:024:0 FOURTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $250. 2 -year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St *4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 40145 FLO MANOLA ws 110 2 lll l2 l3 11 J Walsh J H Baker & Co 2* 3 3 I (40002)BELLE DODSON W 110 4 2* 2* 21! 23 M Johns'nR P Dodson&Co 6^5 7-5 7-5 1-2 40120SLYRIST w 110 3 6 5* i- 33 Coniey W F Schulte 2 2 7-5 1-2 40073 ANNIE ROBINSON w 103 5 4s 33 31 42 Forrest E W Moore & Co 10 20 20 6 40174 RHOEBE w 103 6 51 4} 5s 512 J Boyd WT&GHTownes 6 8 8 3 BONNE CHANCE w 110 1 31 6 6 6 Burton G A Robertson 20 30 30 10 Time, 24, 48}, 1:02. Winner — Ch. f, by St. Florian — Manola, by Macaroon (trained by J. H. Baker). Went to post at 4:00. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Flo Manola showed the most speed, but was tiring at the end and Walsh had to do his best to get her to last long enough. Johnson on Belle Dodson dropped his whip when he tried to draw it and had to finish hand riding. Lyrist began slowly, but made up ground on the far turn and finished fast. Annie Robinson was swerving all over the track fn the stretch run. Scratched — 10223 Seven Oaks, 110. No show betting on first three. ^QC^/J.^ FIFTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses , A Wt St St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C ~P 40170 NEL. BAWN w 4 104 1 l3 l3 l3 l2 l2 l2 Donovan H McCarren Jr 6 10 10 4 402223MALAY W 7 109 5 52 o1 63 41 42 23 T Dean M T Miles 2 21 21 1 40173 JERRY wb 3 95 0 3l 3»1 V-\ 22 21 3ll M Johns'nG W Cook 10 12 02 5 40173»LOU REY wb 7 109 2 8 8 8 6»1 51 42 J Walsh J C Ferris Jr 7-5 8-5 8-5 3-5 402003BELLCOURT w 7 99 7 7 7 7 7 63 51 Croghan N Dvment 5 5 5 2 40123 K TATIUS WB 4 107 8 C2 63 5* 53 7 63 J Miller CTWaltring&Co 10 10 10 4 4019S3BLACKMORE ws 4 100 3 41 41 41 31 31 7 Castro V Hughes & Co 4 4 3 1 40119 H'BROOK wsb 4 104 9 9 9 9 9 8 8 First W Steuve & Co 15 20 20 8 40026 INCANDESC'NT 7 99 4 21 21 31 8 9 9 H GilmoreW Littrell & Co 10 10 10 4 27703 MHDLO WlO 106 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 H Wilson Sherman & Bailer20 30 30 12 Time, 25}, 50}, 1:15|, 1:42}, 1:55$. Winner — Ch. f, by Tammany — Wood Violet (trained by H. McCarren, Jr.). Went to post at 4:24. At post 6 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second the same. Nellie Bawn got away running, showed the most speed and was never in trouble. Malay wore down Jerry in the stretch and got second place without much effort. Jerry showed improvement, but tired in the last sixteenth when challenged. Lou Rey was pocketed the greater part of the journey. Blackmore quit after showing speed for a mile. Midlo acted badly at the post, wheeled when the barrier went up and was practically left. Scratched — 10123 Magnetic, 101; 40049 Jelsi, 90. Nellie Bawn, show, 8 to 5. Malay, show, 1 to 2. Jerry, show, 2 to 1. Lou Rey, show, out. Blackmore, show, 1 to 2. 4:024:8 SIXTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 401732*C. AND'SON W 4 96 2 2" 2n* 21 32 ln* l1! Paul J H Baker & Co 2 21 21 1 (40199) SNARE w 3 95 8 & 51 5l 41 21 2* M Johns'nJ J Marklein 8-5 2 2 4-5 (40098)J. COLLINS W 3 97 3 4» 4nk 3* 2°* 31 31 Pieratt/ • P M Burch 6 10 10 4 40173*JOHN DRAKE w 5 101 7 3l 31 41 53 55 45 Forrest M McConnell ' 6 8 8 3 40124 EASTER BOY w 4 106 6 l1 l1 ll 11 4* 5nk T Dean G W Hovey 6 10 10 4 381953*J. M' CARTE Y w 5 99 5 7 7 7 7 7 65 Nagel W L Hazelip 6 10 10 4" 40173*NOT WISELY W 3 97 1 63 63 62 62 6° 7 Hyams A Furst * 3 4 4 8-5 40119*ARGONAUTA WB 5 94 4 8 8 S 8 8 8 McD'n'ld J Fox 15 15 31 2 39974*MEGOWAN W4 90 9999999R Martin J N Middendorf 15 20 20 8 *Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 50J, 1:155, 1:41J, 1:55}. Winner— B. c, by Scorpion — Quintella (trained by J. H. Baker). Went to post at 4:50. At post 4 minutes. Start good for all but Megowan. Won easily; second the same. Colonel Anderson wore down Easter Boy while rounding the far turn, raced him into subjection and won under pressure from Snare. The latter made up a lot of ground at the turn into the homestretch, but tired after getting up to the leader. June Collins had to fight it out with John Drake for third place. Not Wisely was poorly ridden. Argonauta displayed but scant speed and was never a serious contender. Scratched — 40199 Mandamus, 104. Colonel Anderson, show, 1 to 2. Snare, show, out. June Collins, show, 2 to 1. Not Wisely, show, 4 to 5. Argonauta, show, evens. /i Af) /{ Q SEVENTH RACE — Short Course. Steeplechase. Purse $300. 4-year-olds ^izXJ jU ^iz *y and upward. Selling. ' Ind Horses A Wt St 3 6 9 12 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P " 401513DARYL w 6 138 4 32 32 2s l3 l5 l8 Pemb'fn W F McLean 21 2} 2} 4-5 40200 FARADAY JR.W 5 134 5 4* 4s 31 210 2" 2" Schill C T Waltring&ColO 10 10 4 401512C. CONOVER ws 7 138 66 5 4 3 3 3 Bowser J Fox 6 6 6 2 40000 GOV. BOYD " ws 8 13S 3 21 23 l3 Fell. Gayor W S Laird 4 6 6 2 402002CUBANITE w 4 128 2 l2 Is Ran out. Higgins C J Murray 4 4 4 2 400512L. FARAND'LEw 7 138 1 5l Fell. Dolan T C Dolan 3-5 3-5 3-5 out Time, 3:44i. Winner — B. h, by Darebin — Griselda (trained by W. F. McLean). Went to post at 5:10. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Daryl laid well up with his field all the way, went to the front when ready and won as his jockey pleased. Faraday Jr. had an easy time getting second place after the other three were out of it. Captain Conover fenced poorly. , Governor Boyd fell at the twelfth jump. Cubanite ran out at the seventh jump. Lord Farandole fell at the fifth. Daryl, show, out. Faraday Jr., show, 8 to 6. Captain Conover, show, 2 to 3. Cubanite^ show, evens. LOCAL FORM BOOKS. Grand Pacific Hotel, Sherman House, Windsor-Clifton Hotel, Sheets for pocket form books of local rac- Majestic Hotel, 22 Qulncy Street, M. Guthru, 853 Van Buren Street, lng • can be i,* found at the following Hotels tt,, and* m w Gore,s MadIson streetf News stands at 9 o'clock nightly: H. Fash, 516 W. Madison Street, Auditorium Hotel, Victoria Hotel, J. J. Bastaln, 989 W. Madison Street, Wellington Hotel, Great Northern Hotel, Fitzpatrlck, 154 B. 22nd Street, Saratoga Hotel, Palmer House, Dusenbery, 106 B. 18th Street. Page [6] - — -THE — — — Washington Park Club Races. I - Commencing Promptly at 2:30 P. M'. *'■.'. V -■■** 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 connect^ CENTRAL RAILROAD— Express and Local Trains. leaving Loop at Congress Street and stopping only at 22nd and 31st Streets, arriving at * i i u * • i^t.^i^cx*.- 51st street in twenty minutes. All regular express and local suburban trains, leaving Randolph Street from 12:00 noon CABLE AND ELECTRIC LINES. to 2:45 p. m., have loop service direct to the grand stand. In addition, express trains direct State Street and Cottage Grove Avenue Cable Lines, connecting with all South Side to the grand stand, with no stops south of Van Buren Street, carrying parlor cars, will cross-town lines, direct to gates. Calumet Electric Street Railway to South Park Avenue and C3rd Street. leave Randolph Street at 1:10 and 1:30 p. m. . & agBM««»«MiMPBi— ■nmnw «■■— an imiiimibm— bm» imii ■iii'iiw ■■mi 1 1 n wiim umi n. mm i i irmii nmimniiMniimim n »i »m mi uMiiirwiTwrarniiiiimiiifTi — mi inrnmnmr rim i nmr; i ,niu im—imiiiti ! The A Handbook of Figures I I a • Beyond Comparison ; I American SpOrting An Official Compen- . dium of Records Manual . . (COPYRIGHTED) ^ « p- Summaries by Experts sale. ' on the Past Year's ; now on Doings j r^oJ^ Edited by ' 30« in Paper F. B. BRlsJNELU 50e in Soft Morosoo Daily Racing Form Publishing Co. '- : — 124-126 FIFTH AVENUE GHIQAGO 1 9 0 3 ■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^

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