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Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, October 28, 1903 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1903 drf1903102801 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, October 28, 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] Q VOL. IX. "NO. 25S. CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1903. PRTCft 5 CENTS Our Bessie Again OUR BESSIE AGAIN. The racing at Worth yesterday was characterized by the downfall of favorites, but one, Tokalon, being able to finish first. Surprises bobbed up frequently during the day and the public fared badly in its battle with the bookmakers. The most important race of the day was the fourth, a dash of one and one-eighth miles, for all ages. Bondage was made a 13 to 10 favorite on account of his good showing with Luralighter last Saturday, but second was the best he could do, being compelled to bow in submission to Our Bessie, well ridden by Ferrell. Contrary to expectations the latter went to the the front at flag fall and apart from being headed by Nitrate for a short space, when running down the backstretch, remained in front all the way, winning by a neck in a drive from Bondage, which beat Cursus six lengths for second place. Bondage was slow in leaving the post and was far out of the contest in the first six furlongs, but just after passing the far turn he moved -crp-rapidly getting close to the winner in the last hundred yards. He responded gamely under punishment, but the winner was just a little too good for him. Cursus had little trouble in outstaying Dr. Stephens in the last eighth struggle for third place. The latter ran well for a mile and then tired palpably. Nitrate was thoroughly done for when turning for home. The first race, a dash of five furlongs, for two-year-olds, went to Clifton Forge, well backed by a "wise few," and held as second chpice in the betting. He assumed the lead as soon as the barrier went up and was never headed thereafter, winning in a drive by a neck from Don Domo, which finished five lengths before Prince Silverwings for second place. Don Domo finished resolutely under vigorous urging but could not quite get up. He was probably a little short and the race should do him good. Prince Silverwings easily outstayed J. P. Mayberry in the last eighth struggle for third place. "Wainamoinen, backed from 12 to 8 to J., easily took the second race, a dash of one mile, for four-year-olds and over. "Whiskey King, showing much speed, led for the first five furlongs, where "Wainamoinen passed him easily and was never afterward headed, winning by two lengths from Charley Thompson, which finished two before Potheen for second place. Charley Thompson finished resolutely and was much the best of the others. Potheen made up ground fast on the far turn, but tired perceptibly in the l:ist sixteenth. Ethylene ran a dull race, falling away badly beaten when turning for home. She can do better and the race should be thrown out of future calculations. "With Henry McDaniel scratched in the third race, a dash of six furlongs, for three-year-olds and over, Ocean Dream was thought to be much the best and was made an even money favorite, but second was the best she could do, the winner turning up in Mary McCafferty, against whose chances as good as 7 to 1 could be had. Never Fret, asr was to be expected, led for the first five ifurlongs and then tired, giving way to Mary McCafferty, which finished going fast next to the inside rail and beat out Ocean Dream a head, the latter beating Never Fret the same distance for second place. Ocean Dream broke flatfooted and appeared to have little chance in the first quarter, but moved up rapidly in the last half and would have been returned the winner in a few more strides. Zibia ran in improved form and bears watching hereafter. Tokalon had things all her own way in the fifth race, a five and a half furlongs sprint, for two-year-old fillies. She was held at 2 to 5 in the betting and won as the odds indicated she should. She led from start to finish, winning in a canter by four lengths from My Gem, which beat Aggie Lewis a head for second place. "Witchcraft ran a poor fourth. She showed scant speed throughout and was never a serious contender. The last race, a dash of one mile, for four-year-olds and over, proved to be an easy thing for Jim Hale, well ridden by Ferrell. Trentham led for five furlongs and then Dutch Carter took the lead, but when a furlong out he was easily passed by Jim Hale, which won as his rider pleased by three and a half lengths. The struggle for second place was sharp in the last sixteenth between Mary Moore and Frangible, the former outstaying the latter and passing over the line a neck in the lead. Good Ones for Sale GOOD ONES FOR SALE. Dr. A. C. Bernays, of St. Louis, has decided to send his racing string under the auctioneer's hammer at the St. Louis Fair Grounds next Saturday, and a number of horses well worth the attention of owners now in Chicago will be disposed of. Five beautifully bred yearlings, of which Dr. Bernays expects great things next year, are in the band to te sold. One, the imported filly by Hilare Zona, went a quarter on the Fair Grounds track in 24 seconds at her first speed essay. The breeding of these youngsters is set out in the advertising department of this issue, and they are strongly commended to owners who desire to strengthen their stables for next year. Local Turf Gossip LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. Jockey Mclntyre, who rode Bondage in the fourth race, told Starter Dwyer after the finish, when questioned by the latter as to why he did not break with his field, that he had done so but the horse, after taking a few strides, began stopping and seemingly did not want to run. Bondage has in his last three starts been off badly and this has been chiefly his own fault on account of his unwillingness to leave the post. Dr. Stephens was also away badly and his rider H. Phillips claimed that the horse would not break. Both horses will in future be barred from starting at Worth until properly schooled to the barrier. Jockey W. Robbins, who was recently released by J. Arthur, will ride for J. J. Mc-, Cafferty for the remainder of the current meeting. F. Cook's horses will be shipped after the meeting closes at Worth to Latonia, where they will be raced until the close there and then be shipped to Louisville, Ky., where they will be wintered. W. D. Twyman will ship his recent purchases, Ocean Dream, Beneficent and Moor, to Latonia next Thursday. C. R. Ellison's horses will be shipped next Friday to Latonia. Jockey Ferrell rode three winners, one sec-and and had one mount unplaced yesterday. Ethylene ran a poor race yesterday and can do much better when in good form. On the other hand Wainamoinen displayed decided improvement, went to the front when called on and won eased up. (Continued on second page.) LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. (Continued from first page.) W. D. Twyman who recently purchased Mary McCafferty from S. C. Hildreth and then lost her to J. J. McCafferty in a selling race, had to taste a little more of the bitter that is found in racing. Shortly after McCafferty took the filly from him, Twyman purchased Ocean Dream. Yesterday Twyman is reported to have backed his new purchase for several thousand dollars and had to see Mary McCafferty beat her out by a short head. Jim Hale, after a number of attempts, finally managed to make good. His performance, however, was nothing sensational. Aqueduct Form Chart AQUEDUCT FORM CHART. AQUEDUCT, L. I., October 27, 1903 Second day. Queens County Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Secretary, F. Rehberger. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Zj. 248(3 FIRST RACE 6 1-2 Furlongs. $700 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Sell- Ind Horses A Wt St StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 423S6 ICING PEPPER ws 5 108 3 42 3" 21 1& Fuller F Farrell 6-5 2 2 4-5 3S460 ALPACA wb 6 105 2 l1 l1 1- 2 DeSouza A C McCafferty 40 100 100 30 423142VAN NESS wb 4 110 4 3ll 44 3" 3& W Fisher J W Schorr 21 13-511-54-5 42293 P'CESS TULANE W 3 105 S 51 51 4l 44 Wilk'son II T Griffin 8 10 10 3 42441 MARY STREET ws 3 100 10 10 10 71 51! Higgins A Featherstone 6 8 7 21 420323BISERTA ws 4 110 12 11 11 11 62 Redfern J Galway 20 30 30 10 4395G2DRAMATIST WSB 3 10S 6 71 7 8 71 T Burns J" E Seagram 12 20 20 7 41430 PRESENTATION W3 105 7 9 9 10 8 H Mich'ls 1' M Rorke 30 100 100 30 42442 CLONMELL wsb 4 108 1 8 S 9 9 Farley A Simons 50 100 100 40 41997 EVA RUSSELL w 3 105 9 61 61 6h 10 Gannon Hampton Stable 15 25 25 8 42274 R'T AND TRUE wb 3 105 11 12 12 12 11 O'Brien Lynwood Stable 15 40 40 15 3G503 MOUNT HOPE wsb 3 110 5 22 21 5h 12 J W'kf'ld M McMahon 30 150 150 60 Time, 12g, 24g, 491, 1:15, l:22g. Winner Ch. h, by Kantaka Genevieve (trained by F. D. Weir). Went to post at 2:00. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. King Pepper, skillfully and unexpectedly reserved today in the early running, steadily wore the leaders down in the long stretch run, closing up with a rush in the last few strides and winning right on the post. Alpaca, in great form, forced the pace throughout and was only beaten out in the last stride after having run everything but the winner into submission. Van Ness requires a stronger jockey and little Fisher could hardly do him justice in the closing drive. He got away well and followed the early pace closely, being interfered with in the last furlong. Princess Tulane closed up ground steadily after getting away poorly and at the end was going faster than anything in the race. Mary Street, pulling up at the start and having a rough journey, closed a tremendous gap Biserta made up a lot of ground in the stretch and evidently likes this track. Eva Russell was repeatedly interfered with and timidly ridden while in close quarters. Scratched 424032Namtor, 10S; 42403 Our Nugget, 105; 42314 Foxy Kane, 103; (42092)Irene Lindsey, 95. Corrected weights Van Ness, 110; Biserta, 110; Clonmell, 10S; Mary Street, 100. Overweights Mount Hope, 2 pounds. King Pepper, show, 2 to 5. Alpaca, show, 15 to 1. Van Ness, show, 2 to 5. A O A Q H SECOND RACE 1 Mile. $700 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 4iO Fillies, Mares and Geldings. nd Horses A Wt St StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 4?274 GRAVINA ws 3 100 6 6l 31 2" lh O'Brien F DeRuiz 2 3 13-51 42163 SWEET ALICE wb 3 106 1 31 11 3h 21! 21 T Burns Pleasance Stable 3 4 31 6-5 423S4 ELLA SNYDER WB 3 90 4 21 2& lh 32 32 J Jones I Frank 3 4 11-54-5 41576 MILADI LOVE WB 3 90 5 lh ll 41 4h 41 Brunner E W Heffner 15 20 20 7 423G7 ST SEVER ws 4 103 2 5l 5l 5l 51 51 Redfern H R Schaffer 10 15 15 5 42423 BLUE VICTOR ws 5 103 3 41 7 61 61 62 M'holl'nd T E Mannix 10 12 10 3 4234S BEVERLY ws 3 102 7 7 6l 7 7 7 H Mich'ls J Galway 10 15 15 5 Time, 13, 25, 501, l:15g. l:41g. Winner B. f, by Golden Garter Pink Cottage (trained by F. De Ruiz). Went to post at 2:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Gravina trailed her field in the early running and made good with a brilliant stretch run. Sweet Alice, after getting away running, was quickly taken up and reserved for the long stretch sprint, in which she showed to advantage, finishing very fast and was wearing the winner down at the end. Ella Snyder fell away5 badly right at the end after forcing the pace for nearly six furlongs, but was pinned in next to the rail in the closing drive and interfered with, after which she sulked. Miladi Love was a prominent contender almost throughout and held on well to the finish. St. Sever closed up considerable ground in the straight run and showed sudden improvement. Blue Victor was poorly ridden and swerving all over the course near the finish. Scratched 42333 Hoodwink, 107; 42333 Medal, 106; (42092)Irene Lindsey, 105; 42441 Conundrum, 105; (42333)Wild Pirate, 104; 423SS5Carbuncle, 103; 42370 Kinnikinic, 103; 42314 Oclawaha, 103; 42441 Payne, 100; 424412Gaviota, 100; 423703Charmel, 90; 42292 Squid, 90; 42257 Cranesville, 90. Overweights Sweet Alice, 1 pound. Gravina, show, 2 to 5. Sweet Alice, show, 3 to 5. Ella Snyder, show, 2 to 5. THIRD RACE 58 MIIe' $700 added- 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. 4:24:88 fnd Horses A Wt St StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 423662SILVER DREAM W 106 4 11 l1 l1 11 Fuller J Garson 8-5 9-513-103-5 4M24 M THEO wb 112 2 4" 41 21 T Burns J McLaughlin 10 15 12 5 42387 KOMOMBO w 97 3 3h 2 2h J Jones A Featherstone 8 12 12 5 42406 ANCESTOR w 97 5 4h 51 51 4k A Br'nnanG W Newton 8 15 15 5 4'M06 DUSKY w 97 7 7h 6 61 5n Farley A Simons 30 50 50 15 (4240DDIMPLE w 112 9 611 7" 71 6h Redfern E R Thomas 3 4 3 1 42437 ALGONQUrN WB 97 8 8 8 8 71 W Fisher P Belmont 12 30 30 10 42387 MISSING LINK w 97 1 2h 3h 3h 81 Creamer Mrs L A Barnes 10 10 10 4 4,093 ESHER LEAF w 97 6 9999E Walsh W H Snyder 100 100 60 20 42369 COLLEEN BAWN W 112 10 10 10 10 10 Force F P Keene 12 20 20 8 42312 BANDERILLA w 97 11 11 11 11 11 D O'Con'r W C Daly 60 100 200 80 42387 PALETTE wb 105 Left at the post. Red'gton Boston Stable 6 15 12 5 Time, 1:01J. Winner B. f, by Henry of Navarre Golden Dream (trained by J. Garson). Went to post at 2:55. At post 5 minutes. Start bad. Won handily; second easily. Silver Dream is evidently a good filly, led throughout under restraint, Fuller riding her a confident looking race and came away quickly when challenged at the end by M. Theo. The latter ran a fast and game race, moving with a fine rush in the closing strides. Komombo was a sharp and prominent contender throughout and finished a game third. Ancestor turned for home wide and although inadequately handled finished like a cyclone. Dusky finished a close and fast going fifth. Dimple got away badly arid was compelled to come on the extreme outside, but finished going fast. Algonquin closed up at the end like a whirlwind and ran a great race. Colleen Bawn showed soreness in her preliminary and never had a chance at the start. - Corrected weights Colleen Bawn, 112. Overweights Silver Dream, 1 pound. (Continued on fifth page). AQUEDUCT FORM CHART CONTINUED. Silver Dream, show, 1 to 3. M. Theo, show, 2 to 1. Komombo, show, 2$ to 1. Dimple, show, 3 to 5. A O I QO FOURTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds. Allowances. The Nassau b-ittOt Stakes. $1,000 added. Net value to winner $1.030. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 42441-GAVIOTA ws 111 2 3 3 3 3 lh Fuller Miss M Oliver 6 10 8 6-5" 423133STOL. MOMENTS W 117 3 2l 2h 2 lh 23 Redfern F P Keene 1 6-5 11-5 (42422)ROSTAND w 120 1 in V- 1 22 3 Odom Hampton Stable 1 6-5 6-5 1-5 Time, 12g, 25. 515, 1:16, 1:42, l:49g. Winner Ch. f, by Crighton Nellie Bell (trained by W. Li. "Oliver). Went to post at 3:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Gaviota trailed the other two to the stretch, where she fell away, only to come again right at the end and catch the others tiring badly. Stolen Moments went right up to Rostand in the early running and outstayed him after a long and terrific struggle through the stretch and was caught napping and unprepared for the winner in the closing strides. Rostand evidently is not partial to weight, as he tired and swerved out in the last sixteenth. He was at a great disadvantage in making the running, however, and his race was really a good one. Scratched 42463sEmbarrassment, 120; (424G5)Wild Thyme, 107. FIFTH RACE 5-8 Mile. $G00 added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allow- zJ-jtOO Ind Horses A Wt St Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 42437 BRIARTHORPE wb 107 2 2i 21 2- 1" Sailing Pepper Stable 30 30 15 6 4223S RIVERDALiE "wllO 3 1J 1 lh 2- Bullman ManhattanStable 3 3J 2 1 423S7 B. OF PORTLAND w 107 4 Z- 3 3 32 Boiesen A Soeller 15 20 15 6 423S3 ALFORTEN WB 110 1 5 5J 5l 4h N Lewis J A Bennett 20 20 15 6 42437 THE BOWERY wb 110 5 4h 2& 4l 52 Gannon F J Lantry 6 10 10 4 423S3 STRIKE-A-LIGHT w 110 7 Gh 6h Gu Gi T Burns J E Seagram 20 30 20 8 41937 SOUTHAMPTON wb 111 8 9 S S 7 W Hicks P Belmont 30 40 40 15 39418 PARKVILLE w 110 0 7 7 7 8 J Wkf'ld G Graves 30 200 200 60 424013NISKAYUNA w 107 9 S 9 9 9 Treubel AV H Snyder 10 12 12 5 39262SGRAND VITESSE w 107 11 11 11 11 10 F O'Neill P Lorillard 6 10 10 4 42352 SNEER w 107 1C 10 10 10 11 Fuller W Huston 5 7 G 2 COPPELIA w 107 13 13 13 13 12 Waugh F P Keene 15 40 40 12 4C717 GOLD'NMALLOW wb 10S 12 12 12 12 13 H Cochr'nE D Morgan 10 12 10 4 42260 GANANOGUE wb 107 14 14 14 14 14 Redfern R T Wilson Jr 12 15 12 5 GARNISH w 110 15 15 15 15 15 H Cal'hanEagle Stable 30 100 100 40 BUSTER W 107 16 1G 16 16 16 Frasch A Lakeland 30 200 200 60 NEPTUNUS w 110 17 17 17 17 17 Hyland J Hynes 30 100 100 30 42366 ST. ROMA W 107 18 18 IS IS 18 H Mich'ls Oakwood Stable 20 40 40 12 3S552 DUNCAN wb 107 19 19 19 19 19 Farley A Simons 30 60 60 20 BIG MORGAN w 111 20 20 20 20 20 N Will'msJ Sternberg 50 100 100 30 Time, 1:01J. Winner Blk. or br. g, by Meadowthorpe Bramble Leaf (trained by M. T. Danaher). Went to post at 3:55. At post 5 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second easily. Briarthorpe, lucky at the start, ran a remarkably fast and game race, winning on his own courage and may be of more than average caliber. Riverdale held a slight lead to within fifty yards of the finish, where he tired, but stuck it out in improved style. Belle of Portland only gave way in the last half dozen strides after having run lapped on the leader from the start. Alforten, swerving all over the course, landed a close fourth. He has worked very fast trials. The Bowery finished going fast after having been pocketed through the last furlong. Coppelia is a beautiful looker and will be heard from. Scratched 41121 My Alice, 107. Corrected weights Belle of Portland, 107. Overweights Southampton, 1 pound; Goldenmallow, 1; Big Morgan, 4. Briarthorpe, show, 4 to 1. Riverdale, show, 3 to 5. Belle of Portland, show, 4 to 1. SIXTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. $800 added. All Ages. Handicap. 2C Ind Horses A Wt St St & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 423SS2 CARBUNCLE ws G 106 1 4" 4l 21 22 22 1-' Redfern R T Wilson Jr 8-5 2J 8-5 1-2 424232TRIBES HILLws 4 102 4 31 32 13 lh lh 2h Higgins W R Midgely 8-5 9-5 8-5 1-2 (42315)SABOT w 3 91 5 2" 2" 31 32 38 310 H Cal'hanA Molinelli 10 12 10 3 42465 WARR'NT'D wsb 5 93 3 5 5 41 43 4s 4s Creamer T E Mannix 6 12 10 2J 41478 F'HAM QUEENw 3 100 2 lh lh 5 5 5 5 J Jones Bristol Stable 4 S 7 2 Time, 14, 261, 51g, 1:16, 1:42, l:54g. Winner B. g, by Stuyvesant Garnet (trained by T. E. Healy). Went to post at 4:20. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Carbuncle, superbly ridden, got away running, but was immediately taken back and reserved to the stretch, where he decisively outstayed Tribes Hill and Sabot, both being poorly ridden, however. Tribes Hill was sent out to make the running early and that beat him, as the going appears to be difficult and excessively tiring at the end. Sabot is a superior class filly and a rare stayer on today's performance, got away badly and was rushed up on the inside in the first quarter and then shut off on the far turn, closing up very fast at the end and would have been second with a stronger finish. Warranted is in poor form and fell away completely in the last quarter. Florham Queen was simply indulged with the lead for three furlongs. Scratched 42311 Duke of Kendal, 115; 424S92Stolen Moments, 103; (42333) Wild Pirate, 102; 42465 Lord Badge, 93; 42441 Ethics, 90. Corrected weights Florham Queen, 100. Overweights Sabot, 1 pound. Carbuncle, show, out. Tribes Hill, show, out. Sabot, show, evens. Page [2] dAilyrscinq form ? " ISSUED EVERY DAY. DAILY RIGING FORM PDB. CO. ?UBIiI8HKK3 07 WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN. Entered in the Post Office at Chicago as second clans matter. Editor and Proprietor, F. H. Brunell. Associate Editor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Brunell. 124 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAQO, ILL. SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. Subscriptions Must be Paid In Advance. TERMS: Per Month $1.25 Half Year 7.50 One Year 14.00 The above rates are for single copies as sealed letters first-class mail. Dally Racing Form Publishing Co. prefers to send single copies as first-class mail in all cases. Local subscriptions outside the down town district will be declined at other than first-class mail matter rates. To be considered and answered all queries to Dally Racing Form must be sent over the full name and with the address of the writer. These names and addresses are subject to a local and foreign directory test. St. Louis, Mo., Office 19 N. Broadway, Basement. M. Murphy, Agent. On sale at 8:30 a. m. Daily Racing Form can be delivered to any address in St. Louis. Back numbers can be promptly supplied. Orders for advertisements can be left at the St. Louis office for telegraphic transmission. Detroit Office, 139 Grlswold Street. Frank E. McDonald, Agent. On sale at 9:00 a. m. Cincinnati, O., W. S. Manns, General Agent. Brighton Beach Statistics BRIGHTON BEACH STATISTICS. The twelve days of the recently closed Brighton Beach meeting resulted in the distribution of $113,217 among the winning owners, a daily average of 9,435. Those credited with winning $1,000 or more rank as follows: Owners. Amt Owners. Amt. E. R. Thomas... $18,783 R. T. Wilson, Jr.$l,815 S. S. Brown 5,967 Columbia Stable.. 1,815 J. G. Follansbee.. 5,050 J. McCue 1,730 Hampton Stable. .4,805 L. Kempner 1,630 W. B, Leeds 4,560 J. "Worth 1,610 J. A. Drake 4,355 J. W. Schorr 1,475 F. Burlew 4,015 J. Sanford 1,385 C. F. Hill 3,105 Mrs. L. Curtis ....1,270 L. "V. Bell 2,830 A. Featherstone... 1,225 W. A. Chanler ...2,750 F. Clarkson 1,090 A. Miller 2,510 J. E. Madden 1,090 Pleasance Stable.2,480 T. D. Sullivan ...1,070 J. E. Widener ....2,435 R. H. McC. Potterl,050 M. L. Hayman.... 2,200 J. Garson 1,005 F. Regan 2,030 Hermis was easily the leader among the winning horses, those which won $1,000 or more being: Horses. Amt Horses. Amt. Hermis $9,830 Orthodox $1,700 Audience 5,841 Daisy Green 1,700 Stalwart 4,558 Oarsman 1,630 Uurstbourne 3,260 Mamie Worth ....1,610 Gay Boy 3,105 Dimple 1,470 Hello .... 3,010 Maj. Daingerfield. 1,300 'Salvatella 2,750 Eugenia Burch... 1,270 Wotan 2.700 Caughnawaga ....1,210 Ocean Tide 2,490 River Pirate 1,190 Divination 2,435 Golden Drop 1,090 Enright 2,435 Mab. Richardson .1,090 Astarita 2,125 Nevermore 1,080 Rostand 2,030 Young Henry 1,030 Unmasked 1,730 Moon Daisy ......1,000 1 Redfern was In good form at Brighton Beach and led the winning jockeys by a slight margin over Fuller, the riding record of the meeting making the following showing: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2nd. 3rd.TJnp. P.C. Redfern 44 11 3 6 24 .25 Fuller 45 10 8 6 21 .22 F. O'Neill 33 8 6 5 14 .24 Higgins 42 7 1 8 2G .16 W. Hicks 28 6 7 5 10 .21 Odom 17 5 5 2 5 .29 T. Burns 29 5 3 1 20 .17 Gannon 31 . 4 4 5 18 .13 J. Jones 31 2 5 2 22 .06 C. Smith 4 1 0 0 3 .25 Houbre 5 1 1 0 3 .20 Coburn 6 1 1 1 3 .17 Finley 7 1 0 0 6 .14 Connell 12 1 1 0 10 .08 Wilkerson 14 1 2 0 11 .07 W. Fisher 19 1 1 3 14 .05 DeSouza 21 1 4 2 14 .05 H. Michaels 36 1 3 3 29 .03 Gossip of the Turf GOSSIP OF THE TURF. A new string of horses which will carry their colors for the first time in 1904 has just arrived at Memphis. They belong to C. C. Christie, the Kansas City broker, who has hankered for running horses since his friend and partner, E. E. Smathers, achieved success with McChesney. There are nineteen nicely bred and good looking yearlings in the Christie string, which is in charge of D. Benson, a former trainer and driver of har- ness horses. Another newcomer to turf patrons in 1904 will be H. L. Coleman, a wealthy Memphian. who has accumulated enough of the world's financial goods to risk a handsome investment in the purchase of a score or more of Kentucky yearlings. Trainer Frazier has already developed one youngster with speed enough to cause the tongues to wag about a quarter having been negotiated in less than 23 seconds. He is a bay, by Ben Strome, sire of the champion Highball. Worth Form WORTH FORM. The form of Wednesday's Worth fields is: First Race Big Ben, Alfredo, Niaxus. Second Race Alfred C, Pronta, Fingal. Third Race Hayward Hunter, Brief, Tancred. Fourth Race Dick Bernard, Wm. Wright, Palm Reader. Fifth Race Grand Opera, Ancke, Sidney C. Love. Sixth Race Sir Hugh, Ledus, Eva's Darling. Worth Entries 1 WORTH ENTRIES Probabilities: Woathar clear; crack fast. ApprsnMco allcmnnca. f&Bana tt11 in mud. First Rut-e 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olda. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 423793Alfredo ...112 720 42291 Jot St... .109 650 42100 Floral Wreath 109 700 42379 Big Ben .. 109 725 42431 Marlin 109 685 42361 Calcutta 109 705 42379 Gilfain 109 700 424173Niaxus .. 109 705 (38691) ClansuB .. .. 105 670 Frontenac. b. c, by Kingston 8ylva Belle 105 42251 "Begone . 102 685 42291 Rosie Dillon 102 650 42414 Boundary .... 102 665 The Bwitzer, b. c. by Volante Doloroso 102 42024 Tawas 102 600 Second Race 1 Kile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind, Horsas. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 424163 Alf red C 6 ...107 725 42413 James J. Corbett.... 5... 105 675 42417 Gnlathee , 7.... 105 675 42416 St Simonian 8... .102 680 42436 Fingal . 9... 102 715 424612Blnemint 4,... 102 685 42456 Marshalsea 4.... 102 705 42 4162 Pronta 4.... 102 720 42271Tom Kingsley. ... . 8....- 97 675 42413Oscar 5.... 97 600 42206Fonrleaf C 7.... 97 710 42413Atheola 4.... 97 610 42461Aleue Abbott 5.... 97 685 42416Alee 6.... 97 710 Third Race 1 1-4 Miles. 3-jear-olds and upward. Selling. 42460 Eda Riley 6...;111 700 424362Brief 5.. ..105 715 42359Hayward Hunter.... 4. ...102 725 42460 El Ghor . 7.... 99 685 42460 Lampoon i ... 3.... 95 695 42460Tancred .. .. 3.... 94 705 424143Sarah Maxim .... 3.... 92 675 424613Sidney Sabath 3 ... 90 660 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Handicap. (42323)tDick Bernard ....123 725 (42435)Wm. Wright T 110 720 4248ifWitchcraft ....109 675 42435 Rainland 107 ..... 705 (42231)Orderly ... 106 690 (42457) Soldier of Fortune .. 103 665 424843Aggie Lewis ....103 710 424353The Hebrew 98 710 423453Palm Header ... 98 ..... 720 42341 Badger Girl .... 95 ; 670 42396 Pat flammon 92 680 tE. E. Smathers entry. Fifth. Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-y ear-olds and upward. Allowances. 42S43Grand Opera 4 ...115 ......750 J2230)LittleBoy. 3.... 110 700 Isffn l9?" 5 .. 107 ..... 725 42459 Fairbury 5.... 107 700 (42380)Carat.r. "... VJoi 735 j29GregorK ... 3 .. 105 730 42362 Stnyve & ... 4....104 730 (42342)Thane 4 .. 102 . 725 42481 Ethylene 4. ...102 725 (42458)Ancke . 3 ...100 745 42433 Sidney C. Love ... 3 ...100 740 423423C. B.Campbell 5 .. 97 .i.TlS Sixth Race-G 1-3 Knrlone 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. !i?i2?v's 5arline 5.... 107 715 4,Z41d Lady Radnor 4 .. 107 690 J2461 Nellie Bawn 4 .. 107 675 42362 Premus 5 107 .. . 710 S e,dns - 5 " 107 720 ?f,naFd ... 3 . . 106 . 675 i99w MrHnh 3 -104 725 iww 42322 Morendo ... 3 .. 104 . 640 42364 Angelo 3 .. 104 690 424o62Zyra 4... .104 710 41597 Hickory Corners .... St . 3... .102 705 424133Ponca 3... .102 710 42207Anna Beall ... . 3.... 97 650 42022Dodona 3.... 97 675 424153Qoodman 8.... 3 ... 97 660 O-K SELECTIONS THE BEST IN THE MARKET. 6 Winners, 8 Scratches, 15 horses In the money. LITTLE SCOUT (to win), won at.... ..4 to 1 ALMA DUFOUR (to win), won at 3 to 1 GRAVINA (to win), won at 11 to 5 SILVER DREAM ( to win), won at 6 to 5 CLIFTON FORGE (to win), won at 2 to 1 TOKALON (to win), won at 2 to 5 $1 A DAY. $5 A WEEK. On sale at 11 a. m. Ready for wire at 10 a. m. 'Phones Central 4282-5018. SUITE 23-24 95 WASHINGTON ST. FRENCH SURETY SYSTEM WON OVER $700 IN 12 DAYS Jwthii?, last QQtinS Brighton Beach. $50 made 510 daily at Morris Park. Losing almost impossible, bmall capital makes big money. No charge for this system if not successful. Full particulars free by mail. FRENCH SURETY SYSTEM, P O Box 207, Gravessnd, Brooklyn, N. Y. K9tabiihedi89o M, McGAFFERTY 7-1 Before the public WON very day. 4 TOKALON 2-5 WON j SANETOMO I-1 WON JPCV wor onr 0i things PfflmmbA yesterday. Wm TODAY vsVuvV we have two more cinch-txre es tnat wil1 08 afc good l!- oddB- &f) Terms: ($1.00 Daily. tr ( 5.00 Weekly. W Never Mlo- Specials included, or $2.00 represent. for 2 actual winning spa- cials. Wirod at 10 a. m. REYNOLDS&OO J Gth Floor, 119 Dearborn St., Chicago. UTONIA INFORMATION! Our clients received the following Tuesday: ALMA DUFOUR 3-1, SANETOMO 9-10, WON We do not handicap races and send short priced horses. Our information comes direct from our dockers at the track. OUR TWO-HORSE WIRE $1 DAILY OR $5 WEEKLY. On sale at 7 Arcade, Cincinnati, O. Cincinnati dockers Information Co. 1933 STATE AVE., CINCINNATI, O. RICHLY BRED YEARLINGS TO BE SOLD AT St. Louis Fair Grounds ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, '03. Dr. A. C Bernays will dispose of his entire racing stable and calls especial attention to the following extremely promising yearlings: IMP. CHESTNUT FILLY, BY ST. HILARE ZONA, BY DONCASTER. BAY COLT, BY LONGSTREET MA BELLE, BY CHARAXUS. BAY COLT, BY HURON TAFFETA, BY GREAT TOM. BAY COLT, BY TITHONUS TASSEL, BY GREAT TOM. BROWN COLT, BY IMP. CRICHTON SWEET CAKE. The Zona filly is by a son of St. Simon; her dam was by the Derby winner, Doncaster; her grand dam by the famous Buccaneer, and her great grand dam by the Derby winner, laniel O Rourke. No better bred yearling was ever imported and she has been highly tried. The Taffeta colt is in the Futurity. The Tassel colt cost $1,025 at the Belle Meade dispersal sale. These youngsters are all of great promise and are to be sold only because their owner is to retire from the turf for a time. All are to be sold at auction to the highest bidder. I 1 SCOTCH PLUME, SO to I WON ALL. GOLD, 7 to a WON were the two good winners with which I opened the AQUEDUCT meeting. Now is the time for you to be with me, turfites. Day after day and week after week I have been putting these good things over and why not? Being a Foreman of a racing stable, and being up and doing at the break of dawn, watching the preparations of the different stables, enables me to furnish you with these two good things each day. My record at BRIGHTON BEACH demonstrates beyond a reasonable doubt that my Information is a winning one. $5 Straight at Brighton Won $330.00. Opt. Two Good Bets. Won. Lost. 12th. WOTAN, 3 to 1, WON; ASTARITA, 3 to 1, WON $30.00 13th. CAITHNESS, 15 to 1, 2D; OARSMAN, 4 to 1, WON 20.00 $ 5.00 14th. STROLLER, 6 to 1, 3D; RAIDER, 15 to 1, 2D....... 10.00 15th. ST. DANIEL, 12 to 1, LOST; SOURIRE, 4 to 1, WON 20.00 5.00 16th. TOI SAN, 5 to 1, WON; PEEPER, 7 to 1, 2D 25.00 5.00 17th. REDMAN, 30 to 1, LOST; AUDIENCE, 1 to 1, WON 5.00 5.00 19th. WOTAN, 3 to 1, 2D; ASCENSION, 15 to 1, 3D 10.00 20th. BAD NEWS, 5 to 1, WON; STROLLER, 6 to 1, WON 55.00 21st. UNMASKED, 6 to 1, WON; DIVINATION, 10 to 1, WON 80.00 j 22nd. M. RICHARDSON, 5 to 1, WON; NAMTOR, 6 to 1, 2D 25.00 5.00 23rd. BOLINA, 7 to 1, WON; MAMIE WORTH, 2 to 1, WON 45.00 24th. POL ROGER, 8 to 1, WON; SALVATELLA, 6 to 1, WON 70.00 $375.00 $45.00 You will notice that in mostly every case my good things have finished in the money, and if you should be unable to take advantage of my daily racing wire, I would advise you to forward me $25 and I will place $5 straight to each one of my selections, mailing you my selections each a. m. Thereby you will be notified of your daily play in advance. When operating for you I charge nothing for my information, but simply deduct 20 per cent of the net weekly winnings. Therefore, to get anything for myself, I must make you win. Winnings will be mailed you at the end of each week's play; also itemized statement. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, For Wednesday one of the best long good things that have been put through thH fall at the probable odds of about 25 to 1. For Thursday two good ones at about 6 1 each that should easily win. For Friday one at about 10 to 1, and the other aboH 3 to 1, and these look to be already in. For Saturday a long one at about 30 tb which will be my grand special of the week. Don't fail to subscribe at once for theiH good ones. -H My terms for information are $2 per day; $5 for three days. Special Terms fH I the entire AQUEDUCT meeting (11 days), $10. Mail orders telegraphed at 7 a.H Address ! A. FOREMAN, POST OFFICE, CONEY ISLAND, N Page [2] DAILYRHG1NG FORM ISSUED EVERY DAY. DAILY RACING FORM PDB. CO, ?UBIiIBHEE3 07 WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN. Entered in the Post Office at Chicago as second class matter. Editor and Proprietor, F. H. Brunell. Associate Editor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Brunell. 124 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. Subscriptions Must be Paid In Advance. TERMS: Per Month 5 1.25 Half Year 7.60 One Year 14.00 The above rates are for single copies aa sealed letters first-class mail. Dally Racing Form Publishing Co. prefers to send single copies as first-class mail in all cases. Local subscriptions outside the down town district will be declined at other than first-class mail matter rates. To be considered and answered all queries to Dally Racing Form must be sent over the full name and with the address of the writer. These names and addresses are subject to a local and foreign directory test. St. Louis, Mo., Office 19 N. Broadway, Basement. M. Murphy, Agent. On sale at 8:30 a. m. Dally Racing Form can be delivered to any address in St. Louis. " Back numbers can be promptly supplied. Orders for advertisements can be left at the St. Louis office for telegraphic transmission. Detroit Office, 139 Grlswold Street. Frank E. McDonald, Agent. On sale at 9:00 a. m. Cincinnati, O., W. S. Manns, General Agent. Local Turf Gossip LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. (Continued from first page.) W. D. Twyman who recently purchased Mary McCafferty from S. C. Hildreth and then lost her to J. J. McCafferty in a selling race, had to taste a little more of the bitter that is found in racing. Shortly after McCafferty took the filly from him, Twyman purchased Ocean Dream. Yesterday Twyman is reported to have backed his new purchase for several thousand dollars and had to see Mary McCafferty beat her out by a short head. Jim Hale, after a number of attempts, finally managed to make good. His performance, however, was nothing sensational. Brighton Beach Statistics BRIGHTON BEACH STATISTICS. The twelve days of the recently closed Brighton Beach meeting resulted in the distribution of $113,217 among the winning owners, a daily average of 9,435. Those credited with winning $1,000 or more rank as follows: Owners. AmL Owners. Amt. E. R. Thomas... $18,783 R. T. Wilson, Jr.$l,815 S. S. Brown 5,967 Columbia Stable.. 1,815 J. G. Follansbee.. 5,050 J. McCue 1,730 Hampton Stable.. 4,805 L. Kempner 1,639 W. B, Leeds 4,560 J. Worth 1,610 J. A. Drake 4,355 J. W. Schorr 1,475 F. Burlew 4,015 J. Sanford 1,385 C. F. Hill 3,105 Mrs. L. Curtis ....1,270 L. -V: Bell 2,830 A. Featherstone... 1,225 W. A. Chanler ...2,750 F. Clarkson 1,090 A. Miller 2,510 J. E. Madden 1,090 Pleasance Stable.2,480 T. D. Sullivan ...1,070 J. E. Widener ....2,435 R. H. McC. Potterl,050 M. L. Hay man.... 2,200 J. Garson 1,005 F. Regan 2,030 Hermis was easily the leader among the winning horses, those which won $1,000 or ' more being: Horses. Amt. Horses. Amt. Hermis $9,830 Orthodox $1,700 Audience 5,841 Daisy Green 1,700 Stalwart 4,558 Oarsman 1,630 Hurstbourne 3,260 Mamie Worth ....1,610 Gay Boy 3,105 Dimple 1,470 .Hello 3,010 Maj. Daingerfield.1,300 'Salvatella 2,750 Eugenia Burch... 1,270 Wotan 2,700 Caughnawaga ....1,210 Ocean Tide .2,490 River Pirate 1,190 Divination 2,435 Golden Drop 1,090 finright 2,435 Mab. Richardson .1,090 Astarita ..2425 Nevermore 1,080 Rostand 2,030 Young Henry 1,030 -Uunasked ........1,730 Moon Daisy ......1,000 's,. R4frn was in good form at Brighton Beach and led the winning jockeys by a slight margin over Fuller, the riding record of the meeting making the following showing: Jockeys. M'ts. 1st. 2nd. 3rd.Unp. P.C. Redfern 44 11 3 6 24 .25 Fuller 45 10 8 6 21 .22 F. O'Neill 33 8 . 6 5 14 .24 Higgins 42 7 1 8 26 .16 W. Hicks 2S 6 7 5 10 .21 Odom 17 5 5 2 5 .29 T. Burns 29 5 3 1 20 .17 Gannon 31 . 4 4 5 18 .13 J. Jones 31 2 5 2 22 .06 C. Smith 4 1 0 0 3 .25 Houbre 5 1 1 0 3 .20 Coburn 6 1 1 1 3 .17 Finley 7 1 0 0 6 .14 Connell 12 1 1 0 10 .08 Wilkerson 14 1 2 0 11 .07 W. Fisher 19 1 1 3 14 .05 DeSouza 21 1 4 2 14 .05 H. Michaels 36 1 3 3 29 .03 Gossip of the Turf GOSSIP OF THE TURF. A new string of horses which will carry their colors for the first time in 1904 has just arrived at Memphis. They belong to C. C. Christie, the Kansas City broker, who has hankered for running horses since his friend and partner, E. E. Smathers, achieved success with McChesney. There are nineteen nicely bred and good looking yearlings in the Christie string, which is in charge of D. Benson, a former trainer and driver of har- ness horses. Another newcomer to turf patrons in 1904 will be H. L. Coleman, a wealthy Memphian. who has accumulated enough of the world's j financial goods to risk a handsome investment in the purchase of a score or more of Kentucky yearlings. Trainer Frazier has already developed one youngster with speed enough to cause the tongues to wag about a quarter having been negotiated in less than 23J seconds. He is a bay, by Ben Strome, sire of the champion HighbalL Worth Form WORTH FORM. The form of Wednesday's Worth fields is: First Race Big Ben, Alfredo, Niaxus. Second Race Alfred C, Pronta, Fingal. Third Race Hayward Hunter, Brief, Tancred. Fourth Race Dick Bernard, Wm. Wright, Palm Reader. Fifth Race Grand Opera, Ancke, Sidney C. Love. Sixth Race Sir Hugh, Ledus, Eva's Darling. Worth Entries WORTH ENTKIES Probabilities: Woathar clear; crack fast. "Appneniico alkmanca. 'SRana Trillin mad. First Kme7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 423793Alfredo ...112 720 42291 Jot ....109 650 42400 Floral Wreath 109 700 42379 Big Ben 109 725 42131 Marlin 109 . 685 42361 Calcutta 109 705 42379 Gilfain 109 700 424173Niaxus .- 109 705 (38694) Clansus .. 105 670 Frontenac. b. c, by Kingston Sylva Bella 105 42251 Begone . 102 685 42291 Rosie Dillon 102 650 42414 Boundary .... 102 665 The Switzar, b. c, by Volante Doloroso 102 42024 Tawas 102 600 Second Kace 1. SP.ile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horsas. Age. Wt. Hdcp. 424163 Alfred C 6 ...107 725 42413 James J. Corbett.... 5... 105 675 42417 Galathee , 7. ...105 675 42416 St Simonian 8.... 102 680 42436 Fingal . . 9.... 102 715 424612Bluemint 4....102 685 42456 Marshalsea 4.... 102 705 42 1162 Pronta 4.... 102 720 42271Tom KiDgsley. ... . 8....- 97 675 42413Oscar 5.... 97 600 42206Fourleaf C 7.... 97 710 42413Atheola 4.... 97 610 42461Aleue Abbott 5.... 97 685 42416Alee 6.... 97 710 Third Race 1 1-4 Miles. 3-jsar-oldg and upward. Sailing. 42460 Eda Biley 6...;111 700 424362Brief 5. ...105 715 42359 Hay ward Hunter.... 4. ...102 725 42460 El Ghor . .... 7.... 99 685 42460Lampoon Sf ... 3.... 95 695 42460Tancred 3.... 94 705 424143Sarah Maxim 3.... 92 675 42t6133idney Sabath 3 ... 90 660 Fourth Race 8-4 Mile. 2-year-olde. Handicap. (42323)tDicl Bernard ....123 725 (42435)Wm. Wright , 110 720 4248tfWitchcraft ....109 675 42435 Bainland 107 705 (42231)Orderly 106 690 (42457)Boldier of Fortune & .... 103 665 424843Aggie Lewis ....103 710 42435SThe Hebrew 98 710 423453Palm Reader .. 98 ..... 720 42341 Badger Girl 95 ; 670 42396 Pat flammon 92 680 fE. E. Smathers entry. Fifth Race 1 Mile and 70 Tarda. 3-yaar-olds and upward, Allowance. 42343Grand Opera 4 ...115 750 2230)LiU e Boy 3....110 700 2f81 Benckart 5 .. 107 ..... 725 fj59 Fairbury 5.... 107 700 iGregor K ... 3 .. 105 .730 ffJ62 atnyve ... 4. ...101 730 (42342)Thane 4 ... 4 102 725 4281 Ethylene 4.. ..102 ::.I..725 5o7o8lA?cka 3. ...100 745 42433 bidney C. Love ... 3 ...100 740 423423C. B.Campbell 5 .. 97 ::"...715 Sixth Race-G 1-3 Furious. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. pEva's Darling 5....107 715 ToT ha& ?,adnor 4 .. 107 690 Nellie Bawn 4 .. 107 675 42362 Premus 5.... 107 710 S iaf'nafd ... 3 . . 106 . . 675 S ?rlr Hnf h 3....104 725 4sHlore,ndo -.3.. 104 610 42364 Angelo up.... 3 .. 104 .. 690 424562Zyra 4... .104 710 41597 Hickory Corners .... g . 3 102 705 424133Ponca 3.... 102 710 42207Anna Beall .... 3.... 97 650 42022Dodona 3.... 97 675 424153Goodman 9f.... 3 ... 97 660 O-KSELECTIONS THE BEST IN THE MARKET. 6 Winners, 8 Scratches, 15 horses in the money. LITTLE SCOUT (to win), won at. .....4 to 1 ALMA DUFOUR (to win), won at 3 to 1 GRAVINA (to win), won at H to 5 SILVER DREAM ( to win), won at 6 to 5 CLIFTON FORGE (to win), won at 2 to 1 TOKALON (to win), won at 2 to 5 $1 A DAY. $5 A WEEK. On sale at 11 a. m. Ready for wire at 10 a. m. 'Phones Central 4282-5018. SUITE 23-24 95 WASHINGTON ST. FRENCH SURETY SYSTEM WON OVER $700 IN 12 DAYS S.4, last mooting of Brighton Beach. $50 made 510 daily at Morris Park. Losing almost impossible, small capital makes big money. No charge for this system if not successful. Full particulars free by mail. FRENCH SURETY SYSTEM, P O Box 207, Gravessnd, Brooklyn, N. Y. E8tabii9hedi89o tf, McGAFFERTY 7-! Bofore the pnblic WON every day. 4 TOKALON 2-5 WON j SANETOMO I-1 WON fZvSM't V yro our good things PwMM yesterday. l TODAY SlIvV wo nave two more cinch-VAVewA os that will be at good S!My Terms: ( $1.00 Daily. tpj 1 $ 5.00 Weekly. We Never Mia- Specials included, or $2.00 represent. for 2 actual winning spa- cials. Wirod at 10 a. m. REYNOLDS St CO I 6th Floor, 119 Denrborn St, Chicago. LATONIA INFORMATION! Onr clients receivod the following Tuesday: ALMA DUFOUR 3-1, SANETOMO 9-10. WON "We do not handicap races and send short priced horses. Our information comes direct from our dockers at the track. OUR TWO-HORSE WIRE $1 DAILY OR $5 WEEKLY. On sale at 7 Arcade, Cincinnati, O. Cincinnati Clockers Information Co. 1933 STATE AVE., CINCINNATI, O. RICHLY BRED YEHBLINGS TO BE SOLD AT St. Louis Fair Grounds ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31,03. Dr. A. C Bernays will dispose of his entire racing stable and calls especial attention to the following extremely promising yearlings: IMP. CHESTNUT FILLY, BY ST. HILARE ZONA, BY DONCASTER. BAY COLT, BY LONGSTREET MA BELLE, BY CHARAXUS. BAY COLT, BY HURON TAFFETA, BY GREAT TOM. BAY COLT, BY TITHONUS TASSEL, BY GREAT TOM. BROWN COLT, BY IMP. CRICHTON-SWEET CAKE. The Zona filly is by a son of St. Simon; her dam was by the Derby winner, Doncaster; her grand dam by the famous Buccaneer, and her great grand dam by the Derby winner, mniel O Rourke. No better bred yearling was ever imported and she has been highly tried. The Taffeta colt is in the Futurity. The Tassel colt cost ?1,025 at the Belle Meade dispersal sale. These youngsters are all of great promise and are to be sold only because their owner is to retire from the turf for a time. All are to be sold at auction to the highest bidder. SCOTCH PLUME, SO to I WON ALL. GOLD, 7 to! WON were the two good winners with which I opened the AQUEDUCT meeting. Now is the time for you to be with me, turfites. Day after day and week after week I have been putting these good things over and why not? Being a Foreman of a racing frT ii?'an "emS up and doing at the break of dawn, watching the preparations of the different stables, enables me to furnish you with these two good things each day. My record at BRIGHTON BEACH demonstrates beyond a reasonable doubt that my information is a winning one. $5 Straight at Brighton Won $330.00. Oct. Two Good Bets. Won. Lost. 12th. WOTAN, 3 to 1, WON; ASTARITA, 3 to 1, WON $30.00 13th. CAITHNESS, 15 to 1, 2D; OARSMAN, '4 to 1, WON 20.00 $ 5.00 14th. STROLLER, 6 to 1, 3D; RAIDER, 15 to 1, 2D....... 10.00 15th. ST. DANIEL, 12 to 1, LOST; SOURIRE, 4 to 1, WON 20.00 5.00 16th. TOI SAN, 5 to 1, WON; PEEPER, 7 to 1, 2D 25.00 5.00 17th. REDMAN, 30 to 1, LOST; AUDIENCE, 1 to 1, WON 5.00 5.00 19th. WOTAN, 3 to 1, 2D; ASCENSION, 15 to 1, 3D 10.00 20th. BAD NEWS, 5 to 1, WON; STROLLER, 6 to 1, WON 55.00 eist. UNMASKED, 6 to 1, WON; DIVINATION, "10 to 1, WON 80.00 22nd. M. RICHARDSON, 5 to 1, WON; NAMTOR, 6 to 1, 2D 25.00 5.00 23rd. BOLINA, 7 to 1, WON; MAMIE WORTH, 2 to 1, WON 45.00 24th. POL ROGER, 8 to 1, WON; SALVATELLA, 6 to 1, WON 70.00 $375.00 $45.00 You will notice that In mostly every case my good things have finished in the money, and if you should be unable to take advantage of my dally racing wire, I would advise you to forward me $25 and I will place $5 straight to each one of my selections, mailing you my selections each a. m. Thereby you will be notified of your daily play in advance. When operating for you I charge nothing for my information, but simply deduct 20 per cent of the net weekly winnings. Therefore, to get anything for myself, I must make you win. Winnings will be mailed you at the end of each week's play; also itemized statement. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. For Wednesday one of the best long good things that have been put through this fall at the probable odds of about 25 to 1. For Thursday two good ones at about 6 to 1 each that should easily win. For Friday one at about 10 to 1, and the other about 3 to 1, and these look to be already in. For Saturday a long one at about 30 tb 1, which will be my grand special of the week. Don't fail to subscribe at once for these good ones. My terms for information are $2 per day; $5 for three days. Special Terms for the entire AQUEDUCT meeting (11 days), $10. Mall orders telegraphed at 7 a..m. Address A. FOREMAN, POST OFFICE, CONEY ISLAND, N Y. Page [3] Latonia Form LATONIA FORM. Tho form of Wednesday's Latonia fields is: First Race The Goldfinder, Lovable, Olo-netz. Second Race Antolee, Chickadee, Drum-mond. Third Race Galba, Eva Moe, Mr. Rose. Fourth Race Oudon, Circular Joe, Rhyl. Fifth Race Serge, Flora Bright, Vestry. Sixth Race First Attempt, Naulahka. Amorous. Latonia Form LATONIA FORM. Covington, Ky., October 27. The horses seeming to have the best chances in Wednesday's races are: First Race Sanctissima, Lovable, Miriam W. Second Race Arachne, Menace, Chickadee. Third Race Galba, Eva Moc, Islip. Fourth Race Circular Joe, Oudon, King Nutter. Fifth Race Flora Bright, Kilmorie, Vestry. Sixth Race Naulahka, Flying Girl, Grand Mamie, j T. K. Lynch, i i Latonia Entries LATONIA ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Apprentice allowance. F.uns well in mud. First Race 3-4 Mile. j .".-year-olds and upward. Selling. : Ind. Horses. Age.Wt. Hdcp. : 42229 Oconee .. 6.. 104 705 42127 St. Wood 7.. 102 710 42205 Manzano .. 3.. 99 700 36424 The Goldfiinder 4.. 99 725 42181Onanetta .. C. 99 705 ' 42474 Jake Greenberg 3! . 97 710 42273 Merryflight 3.. 94 700 42474 Grand Mary .. 3. . 94 715 40552 Mrs. Wlggs .. 3.. 94 ....700 41550 Lovable .. 6.. 94 720 4278 ;vunam W. - 3.. 94 70" 42303 Olonetz 3.. 94 715 42455 Sanctissima 3.. S9 700 Second Race 7 1-2 Furlongs. ; ; 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. ! Fillies and Mares. i i 4210SArachno .. 5.. Ill 710 4247Chickadoe .. 4.. 109 720 42180 Lady of the West S..107 705 i42503)Antolee .. 5.. 107 725 j (41295 iMenace 5.. 106 ....710, 42447 Sting .. 4.. 103 715 (42131) Drummond .. 4. .103 715 42479 Locust Blossom 4'-- S..105 705 41220 Little Emmy 4.. 102 700 4224S Behoove .. 3..102 715 42455 Goo Goo .. 3.. 100 710 34495 Four Tens 3.. 95 700 Third Race Short Course. I Stee -ifv 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 42023 Mr. Rose G..149 685 (J2477)Eva Moe 6. .145 COO 41SGS Galba .. 3.. 138 700 11052 Percy R .. 8.. 135 G80 424"7sItacatiara .. 4.. 132 085 -.'.9332 Islip .. 7. .130 G75 42177 Faraday Jr .. 5.. 125 GSO Fourth Race 5-3 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Colts and Geldings. 42178Circular Joe ..110 720 42452 Marlboro 110 710 42452 Oudon ..110 725 41891 Ben Fonso 103 715 39363 Cohassett 102 705 Seagraves, b. c, by Sayre Queen Leger 102 Major T. J. Carson, br. c, by Faverdale S w e e t Bye and Bye 102 41795 King Nutter 102 700 42478 Barney Dreyfuss 102 710 42475 Rain of Gold 102 705 41175 Rhyl 99 ....715 41483 Henry Lyons .. 99 (00 Fifth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. 422SGIGuadalquiver 103 705 42155 On the Quiet ..102 710 41694 Serge ..101 ....725 42476 John J. Regan ..101 700 42178 John Coulter ..101 05 42451 Kilmorie .a01 710 42316 Vestry .. 99 715 (42169)Sister Lillian . . 99 715 (42476)Flora Bright ..99 .20 Lubin 99 42451 Barney Burk 9 00 Sixth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 41193Ran After 4.. 109 700 42455 Amorous 3.. 104 71o 40427-Prince Light .. 4.. 102 705 3G400 Waninta ,.. 4.. 99 ....700 41S49 Caterpillar 4.. 99 10 (42474 )Naulahka .. 3.. 99 ....720 42204 Governor Sayres .. .. 5.. 99 70; 41813 Grand Marais 4.. 99 ....700 42474sBarkelmore 9 15 42273 Lola L 3.. 94 ....70j 42053 First Attempt .. 3.. 94 72o 42414 Fair Lady Anna... .. 3.. 94 10 41996 Flying Girl ...-69o St. Louis Form ST. LOUIS FORM. , The form of Wednesday's Fair Grounds fields Is: First Race Lady Vashti, Happy Chappy. Ed Ball. Second Race Shellmount. Helen Print. Howling Dervish. Third .Race Jigger, Burke Cochran, Hetzel. Fourth Race! Old stone, Lady Free Knight, XUo. Fifth Race Cogswell. Laseo, Neversuch. j Sixth Race Weird, Mocorito, Fugurtha- St. Louis Form ST. LOUIS FORM. j St. Louis, Mo., October 27. The horses seeming to have the best chances in Wednes- ' day's races are: First Race Ed Ball, Lady Vashti, Happy Chappy. Second Race Helen Print, Will Shelly, Maghoni. Third Race Jigger, Hetzel, Burke Cochran. Fourth Race Lady Free Knight, Radium, j Lord Hermence. , j Fifth Race Neversuch, Lasso, Cogswell. Sixth Race Tngol thrift, Check Morgan, ' Weird. I R. J. Collins. St. Louis Entries ; ! ; i i j I ST. LOUIS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. j 'Apprentice allowance. Runs well in mud. : First Race: 3-4 Mile. j 3-year-old.s. Allowances. j Ind. Horses. Age.Wt. Hdcp. 42497 Hudson ..105 710 ! 42449 Sardian 105 700 41943 The Advocate 105 700 4160S Cressida -.102 705 42199 Review t 102 700 41042 Silver Fringe 102 715 42497 Feronia 102 705 413S8 Style ..102 715 42318 Ladv Vashti 102 725 42316 Chickasha ..102 700 42316 Marchioness 102 703 I I 42390 Mary Clark ..102 710 39S72 Happy Chappy ..102 720 42391sEd Ball ..102 715 j Second Race 7-2 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 38601 Shellmount 4.. 110 725 41793 Senator Beveridge. .. 5.. 108 700 42338 Tempt .. 5.. 103 705 42473sHelen Print 4.. 105 720 42146 Bernota .. 5.. 103 710 42469 Will Shelly .. 3.. 103 700 42376 Model Monarch ... .. 3.. 103 ....700 42394 Valeat 3.. 103 705 42412 Little Corker 3.. 100 695 42336 Susie Letcher 4.. 100 690 141079 Georgie Day 3.. 100 C90 j 423163IIelen Play .. 3.. 100 705 42426 Hindi 3.. 95 710 42336 Maghoni . . 3.. 95 715 424113Howling Dervish 3.. 95 715 ( Third Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards. j 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 42426 Water Tower 4.. 109 700 ! 42429 Burke Cochran .. 3.. 105 720 42496 Jigger 4.. 103 725 42445 Hetzel .. 3.. 99 ....715 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Handicap. 42446 Old Stone .. ..11S 750 424453Lord Hermence 105 j . . .725 424112tSpencerian .. ..104 ....735 424272Mendon 103 725 (42444)tLady Free Knight 100 740 424443JKilo 96 735 42410 Excentral . ..94 730 42426iRadium . 90 ....720 : H. Dernham entry. ' . j T. P. Hayes entry. Fifth Race 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selilng. 42473 Larry Wilt .. 4.. 104 705 j 42412 The Way .. 4.. 104 715 1 42447 Morris Volmer 6.. 104 710 42473 Cogswell .. 5.. 98 725 42473 Baronet .. 5.. 96 710 (42473)Lasso 6.. 96 720 (42449)Neversuch .. 3.. 96 715 42447 Exnpo .. 3.. 87 705 j Sixth Racs 6 1-2 Furlongs. All Ages. Selling. i 42430 Weird .. S..109 725 '424453Joe Goss .. 6.. 109 715 42445::One More 5.. 109 710 42126 Ladas .. 7.. 109 705 42334 Chorus Boy .. 7.. 109 710 42471 Mocorito .. S..109 720 (410G7)Fugurtha .. 4.. 104 715 42338 Lady Chariot .. 3.. 100 700 42443 Crime .. 3.. 100 705 ' 42427 Kingsboro 2.. 95 690 42444 Haven Run .. 2.. 95 710 42411 Ingolthrift .. 2.. 95 700 40871 Check Morgan .. 2.. 92 705 42409 Allegrette .. 2.. 92 695 Aqueduct Form AQUEDUCT FORM. I The form of Wednesday's Aqueduct fields Is: First Race Ice Water, Contusion, Merry England. Second Race Wotan, Reliance, Flammula. Third Race Young Henry. Moharib, i Hello. Fourth Race Sourire, Juvenal Maxim, For Luck. j Fifth Race Early Eve, All Gold, Wild Pirate. , ! Sixth Race Oarsman, Futurita, Stonewall. Aqueduct Form AQUEDUCT FORM. New York, October 27. The horses seem- ing to have the best chances in Wednesday's J races are: First Race Merry England, Ice Water, Contusion. j Second Race Wotan, Flammula, Molinos. j Third Race Hello, Moharib, Tribes Hill. ! Fourth Race Juvenal Maxim, For Luck, , Sourire. ' Fifth Race Wild Pirate, Ethics. All Gold. Sixth Race Oarsman, Futurita, Stonewall. i H, Foreland. Aqueduct Entries I j j ( j ! AQUEDUCT ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. 'Apprentice allowance. Runs well in mud. First Race 6 1-2 Furlongs. All Ages. Handicap. Ind. Horses. Age.Wt. Hdcp. 42462 Astarita .. 3.. 126 715 42442 Ice Water 4.. 115 725 424423Contusion 3.. 112 720 42420 Merry England 3.. Ill ....715 39390 Labor 5.. 106 700 424413Locket .. 4.. 100 705 42101 Hiawatha 100 720 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 2- year-olds. Allowances. 42421 Ostrich 110 735 (42383)Reliance ..110 740 (42421)Wotan ..110 750 42466 Escobar 107 725 42401 Wizard 107 720 423S73FlammuIa 107 730 42464 Molinos 105 730 42029 Ruby Ring 102 720 42352 Highwind 100 710 42329 Silverfoot 100 715 42402 Hiawatha 100 720 Ikke, b. c, by Sir Walter Faustine ....100 Third Race 1 Mile. All Ages. Handicap. 42442 Young Henry .. 5..12S 750 424912Tribes Hill 4. -.117 730 42422sColonsay .. 3.. 108 720 42415 Lord Badge .. 4.. 107 735 (42404)Hello 2.. 107 735 42423 Lord Advocate .. 3.. 100 715 42404 Moharib .. 2.. 9S 740 42190 Longspur .. 2.. 95 715 Fourth Race 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. The Bellerose Selling Stakes. $1,000 added. (42464)Juvonal Maxim : 117 740 42424 Monet ..106 720 142424 Bob Murphv ..105 720 (423S7)For Luck 104 735 42312 Emergency 102 725 42424iToi San .. 99 735 42424 Sourire .. 99 750 (42406)Blytheness 96 730 42466 Eagle .. 94 735 42465 Mordella .. 94 725 42366 Florizel '. 94 ....715 Fifth Race 1 1-8 Miles, 1-year-olds and upward. Selling. 42333 Hoodwink . . 4.. 106 71f. (42463)All Gold 6.. 106 720 42441 Ethics 5.. 106 710 (42405 Early Eve . . 4.. 103 725 (42276 McWilliams .. 5.. 103 705 42463 Highlander .. 4.. 102 710 42365 Bar Le Due 4.. 102 700 (42333)Wild Pirate .. 5.. 9G 715 Sixth Race 1 Mile. 3- year-olds. Allowances. 42120 Akela 113 710 (42311) Oarsman ..113 760 42441 Hyland --H0 720 42441 Payne ..V)7 715 42333 Medal 107 715 42388 Bob Hilliard ..107 ....710 42423 Stonewall 106 ....730 424203Futurita ..105 740 42463 Drop o'Rye 103 700 42292 Squid 98 ....705 Important Stake Dates IMPORTANT STAKE DATES. The Bellerose Stakes, Aqueduct, L. I. .Oct. 28 The Chicago Ridge Handicap, Worth. Ill , Oct. 29 The Edgemere Stakes, Aqueduct, L. I OcL 29 The Alpine Stakes, Worth, 111 Oct. 31 The Final Stakes, Fair Grounds, St. Louis Oct. 31 The Cincinnati Hotel Autumn Handicap, Latonia, Ky., Oct. 31 The Oakdale Handicap, Aqueduct, L. I OcL 30 The Bayview Handicap, Aqueduct, L- I OcL 31 The Woodmere Stakes, Aqueduct, L. I Nov. 2 The Covington Autumn Stakes, Latonia, Ky Nov. S The Election Day Handicap, Aqueduct, L. I Nov. 3 The Babylon Handicap. AqueducL L. I Nov. 4 The Roslyn Handicap, Aqueduct, L. I Nov. 5 The Stonybrook Stakes. AqueducL L. I Nov. 6 The Kentucky Autumn Steeplechase, Latonia, Ky., , Nov. 7 The Club Members' Cup, Latonia, Ky., Nov. 14 The Opening Handicap, 'Oakland, Cal Nov. 14 The Avondale Handicap, Latonia, Ky. Nov. 1 The Thanksgiving Handicap. Latonia, Ky. Nov. 2(5 The Inaugural Handicap, New Orleans, La, Nov. 26 Tho Thanksgiving Handicap, Oakland, Cal Nov. 56 The Magnolia Stakes, New Orleans, j La Nov. 28 The New SL Charles Hotel Stakes, j New Orlenas, La. ....Dec 5 Tho Preliminary Dei by, New Orleans, La, Vllllljj( Publishers of the Official Organ of the Western Jockey CluJ All the Turf ( ) AH TradJfj News Per- IZZZZZZ " are Fullyl fZfl TTTTTTT Reported 1 Edited 1 Daily " Esa Racing JSa Form I J F$ I 3 i I I II I 1 I Telegraphic Subscription Price Off OiM Correct ONE MONTH 7. $ 1,25 y ONE YEAR . . . 14.00 DaiUeJ 8ENT AS FIRST-CLASS MAIL f fl IN PLAIN ENVELOPE H Daily Racing Form Pub. Co., 124-126 Fifth Ave, Chicago, Page [4] Worth Form Chart WORT FQ&U OH ART. WORTH, ILL., October 27, 1903. Twentieth day. Worth Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. "Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, John F. Morse. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Edward Jasper. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. No recall flag used. W Indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. A.') 4 Q.Cl FIRST RACE 5-8. Mile. Purse $500; $75 to second; $25toThird! TCa-dbOU 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners 0HCP 424352CLIFTON FORGE w US 2nk 1241414 lnkGray L S Sire 5 5 11-52-5' 419922DON DOMO W 122 luk 2-J 224 2 25 Ferrell J F Newman 3-5 1 9-102-5 42435 PR. SILVERWINGSw 10G 61 52 53 4s 32 L Wilson Talbot Bros 5 8 7 S-5 42236-'J. P. MAYBERRY WB 10G 5uk 3l 3-J 34 44 Robbins C R Ellison 10 30 30 6 42325 FATH. TALLENT w 113 3"" 7 ll 5 55 H PhillipsF Cook 20 GO 50 10 41420FALERNIAN "WB 105 4" 43 02 0" G Wond'lv S S Brown 20 25 12 3 42250 MADOC w 100 71 GJ 72 V1 74 Adams T H Ryan 100 300 200 SO 42396 WM. PARRISH 103 S 8 8 S 8 J Booker S G Morton 100 300 200 80 Time, 23, 47g, 1:00J. Winner Ch. c, by Handsome Illisee (trained by J. P. Devlin). Went to post at 2:15. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Clifton Forge was at his best, showed high speed throughout and withstood Don Domo's determined challenge in the final sixteneth gamely under vigorous urging. The latter finished resolutely but was not quite good enough. He was probably a little short and the race should put him on edge. Prince Silverwings easily outstayed J. P. Mayberry in the last sixteenth struggle for third place. The latter tired fast in the last sixteenth. Scratched 12341 Badger Girl. 103; 423453Palm Reader, 118; 42236 Enverite, 100. Overweights Madoc, 3 pounds. Clifton Forge, show, out. Don Domo, show, 1 to S. Prince Silverwings, show, 1 to 2. A Q 1 SECONDRACE-rMiIeTPur.se $500;$75 to second; 25 to third. fcTrOJL 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C P 42417 WAINAMOINEN b 4 102 3" 2J 2" i- 1 1 Ferrell Talbot Bros 4 12 S 2 (4241G)C. THOMPSON WB 4 110 4k 5s 3-' 2" 2 2 D Hall E Trotter & Co 6 9 S 9-5 42433 POTHEEN W 4 102 51 G G 6 4ut 32 Adkins S C Hildreth 4 5 41 1 42?302BENCKART w 5 110 2" 3" 5s 51 54 44 Adams G W Cook 15 15 12 4 42417 WHISK'Y KINGwb 4 101 6 P- P 1 3"k 5ut J Booker C A Johnson&Co S 15 13 5 424342ETHYLENE w 4 110 l"k Is 4l 4" G H PhillipsR M Hennessey 4-5 1 3-1 1-1 Time, 24 J, 4S, l:13g. 1:40. Winner B. f, by The Commoner Matilda (trained by T. H. Talbot). Went to post at 2:40. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same Wainamoinen showed sudden improvement, assumed an easy command after the first five furlongs had been run &nd simply played with .the field thereafter, winning as her rider pleased. Charley Thomposn finished resolutely and was much the best of the others. Potheen made up ground fast on the far turn, but tired slightly in the closing strides. Benckart was thoroughly beaten when a furlong out. Whiskey King ran well for six furlongs. Ethylene ran a dull race tiring badly In the final eighth. She can do much better and the race should be thrown out of future calculations. Scratched 1243PIvernia. 110; 40155sJack Demund, 101. Overweights Potheen, 1 pound. Wainamoinen, show, 11 to 10. Charley Thompson, show, 3 to 5. Potheen, show. 2 to 5. Ethylene, show, out. 4 A Q THIRDRACE3-4M I leT-Purse$500r$75to second;-$25 to third. 'tO 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 Vz StrFin Jockeys? Owners O HCP (42415)M. M CAFF'TY wb 3 10G 4uk 4 41 31 1" Robbins J J McCafferty 21 7 7 24 423G120CEAN DREAM w 3 102 20 5l 524 54 2 Pollak W D Twyman G-5 7-5 9-102-5 (42432)NEVER FRBT wb 6 107 54 14 1 11 34 Adams M Loewnsfn&Co31 4 3 6-5 42415-STEM WINDER w 3 103 P 34 2k 21 44 H PhillipsF T Wood 4 7 C S-5 4227PZIBIA W 4 102 C 6 6 6 5:s4 J Booker C DeWitt & Co 12 30 25 S 42415 CARDWELLTON W 3 105J 3Dk 21 3S1 41 C D Hall U Z DeArman 12 20 15 3 'Apprentice allowance. Time, 23, 46g, l:l"g. Winner B. f, by Sensation Sieve (trained by J. J. McCaffeity). Went to post at 3:05. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Mary McCafferty saved ground by taking the inside when turning for home and finished resolutely under vigorous urging. Ocean Dream broke ilatfooted and was far back of the in the first quarter, but made up ground fast thereafter and finishing with a rush buld have won in a few more strides. Never Fret showed much speed but tired in the nsing strides. Six furlongs is farther than he cares to go. Stem Winder as usual tired lien the pinch came. Zibia ran In improved form and bears watching hereafter. Car1-lllton was thoroughly beaten when turning for home. I Scratched 42233 Sir Hugh, 103; (42431) Henry McDaniel, 102; 12413 Harvester. 100; 42131 Iader lie Mahone, 97. Overweights Cardwellton. 2J pounds. fMary McCafferty, show, 4 to 5. Ocean Dream, show, out. Never Fret, show, 1 to 2. lo lQ O FOURTH RACE 1 1-8 MlIesPurse $700;$100 to second;-$50 to third. jLt -i-Q tJ All Ages. Handicap. d Horses A Wt St St Vt XA StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 12SS0-OUR BESSIE w 3 101 lnk 1" 24 11 1' 14 lnk Ferrell J F Newman 4 4 3 1 42434sBONDAGE w 3 96 7" 7 6nk 6nk 52 23 2 J MclnfreJ Arthur 6-5 7-513-101-2 423S0 CURSUS ws 3 93 51 22 32 52 Gl G2 32 M Lowe W McLemore 10 40 30 S 42433 DR. S'PHENSw 5 97 6nk 6nk 7 4Bk 3l 4uk 4l H PhillipsC E Waters 24 34 3 1 42434 NITRATE WB 5 102 2" 4i lh 24 24 SI 5 Adkins C E Durnell 7 15 12 4 (42436)AIRL1GHT w 3 95 3" 3h A- 34 44 51 64 J Booker JHMcD'm'nt&Co S 20 15 G 42231 MER'MENT ws 4 97 44 5 5l 7 7 7 7 Robbins G W Cook 15 20 20 8 Time, 25J. 403. 1:112, 1:402. 1:53. I Winner B. f, by Lord Dalmeny Bessie Bisland (trained by H. S. Newman). I Went to post at 3:30. At post 3 minutes. Stait poor. Won driving; second easily. Our tBessie showed speed throughout and stood off Bondage's determined challenge in the final sixteenth with great ganieness. The latter began slowly as usual, but moved up fast when turning for home and finished resolutely, but was not quite good enough. Cursus ran a ?ood race, finishing going fast. Dr. Stephens tired fast in the final eighth struggle. Nitrate as throughly beaten when turning foe home. Airtight ran well for seven furlongs. ; Scratched 4245S Postmaster Wright, 92; 424SFPotheen, 97; 42434 Major Tenny, 104; 42342J J. B. Campbell, 103. ! Our Bessie, show, 2 to 5. Bondage, show, out. Cursus, show, 4 to 1. Dr. Stephens, show, to 5. I I Q I FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $500; $75 to second; $25 to third, i ! T 'x Otfc 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. ! i ridHarses A Wt St lA Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners O 11 C P 42396)TOKALON w 115 2-k lrl!J l:i 1J D Hall G W Scott & Co 2-5 2-5 7-20out fj232 MY GEM wb 103 lDk 2s 2-'4 23J 2h Pollak J S Barbee 7 25 20 3 V2287)AGGIE LEWIS w 112 1& 3J 33 3'i 3a AVond'ly S S Brown 4 9 9 3-2; 435 WITCHCRAFT w 115 3rk 512 515 4s 41 Gray E E Smathers 5 6 5 7-10 1341 BELLE JUAN w 103 51 4s 4nk 512 5s Ferrell J F Newman 100 200 200 30 965 KATIE POWERS W 103 6 6 6 6 6 Robbins W P Reardon 40 100 75 20 j Time, 23, 47g, 1:0G?. Winner B. f, by Tammany Enid (trained by G. W. Scott). 1 Went to post at 4:00. Off at once to a good start. Won in a canter; second driving. ; bkalon was easily the best, showed high speed throughout and won as her rider pleased, y Gem ran a surprisingly good race, showed speed and stood a last sixteenth drive gamely. ; Xgie Lewis closed up ground rapidly, running next to the inside rail in the final eighth, .d finishing resolutely, would have been second in a few more strides. Witchcraft showed ant soeed and appears to be of no present account. i My Gem, show, 4 to 5.Aggie Lewis, show, 2 to 5. Witchcraft, show, 1 to 1. ! n i 0 SIXTH RACE-1-Mi le Pursr$500; $75 to second;-$25 to third. -4t50 4-year-olds andupward.Allowances. if" Horses AWt St V4 Vz 34 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P I a JIM HALE ws 5 9S Si 73 7-"l 5s 24 l3i Ferrell A C Jones &, Co 4 S 7 2J i IT MARY MOORE w5 OS 2" 4nk 52 4nk 34' 2nk L Wilson W Walker 6 7 6 21 ; K FRANGIBLE W G 9S 51 Gl Gak 72 5- 32 Schwartz Rold Bros 30 75 40 15 i iireA w 6 9S 3h 2" 4 s 3s 44 42 Daviss'n Mrs M Goldblatt 7 7 5 2 Tn'PH CARTER s G 98 9uk 32 2i l1! 1 51 H PhillipsJ Phillips & Co 7-5 2 9-5 4-5 ; MAOTiAMUS wsb G 99 7k 9Dk 9- 9-' 92 G" Wolff H J Perry & Co 10 17 15 6 I B'tpp 4TINSON w 4 101 CMO15 S2 S S4 74 Robbins WMSanford&Co 10 100 CO 20 TTAn PRESTON W 7 99 ' 1" 8- lOlOlO1" Sl J Burton rJGarrigan&Co 20 25 20 S I BARD BURNS WSB 5 102 10s 52 3 6k 7 9 Adkins D S Fountain 4 S 7 21 . BaiTREOTHAV W4 102 I'- 14 14 2k 64 10" Pollak P McGrath 10 12 10 4 baIRD wb 6 101 11 11 11 11 11 11 M Lowe W Duggan 10 -25 20 8 j rUA Time. 25g. 50J, l:15t 1:412. ! SVinner B. g, by Piccolo Rillito (trained by C. Soyd), iit to nost at 4:25. At post 13 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second driving. Jim Eflhowed improvement and Ferrell reserved him until entering the last quarter, where Koved I tin fast and easilv passing Dutch Carter when a furiong out. won as his rider Kcd Marv Moore stood a long stretch drive, just lasting long enough to get second Fr?nsible closed up ground rapidly in the iln-il quarter and would have been second Hfew more strides. Jena tired fast in the last eighth struggle. Dutch Carter appeared the winner when turning for home, but faded away in the final eighth. Trentham ran wpIP for five and one-half furlongs. Overweights Harry Preston, 1 pound; Trentham, 4; Mandamus, 1; Bard Burns 1 Jim Hale, show, 6 to 5. Mary Moore, show, 6 to 5. Frangible, show, 7 to 1 Dutch' Carter show, 2 to 5; . ' St. Louis Form Chart ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. ST. LOUIS, MO., October 27, 1903 Twenty-first day. St. Louis Fair Association. Fall Meeting. Weather clear, track fa3t Presiding Judge, P. A. Brady. Starter, A. B. Dade. Secretary, John Hachmeister. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. 4:21:92 FIRSnRACE6 1"2 rlongs. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward SelN Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 42303 ELIZA COOK ws 4 105 1 ll Pi l2 Pi J Math'wsPratt Bros io15l'; 421'13-JOHN II. ws 6 105 10 10 73 5- 24 C Miller J B Givens&Co 8-5 8-5 85 4-5. 4242G JIMALONG ws 6 109 7 7- 4 34 33 Haack F F Lewis 3 31 31 6 42300 LEGATION W 4 105 5 42 3k 41 l1 Heidel M P Mattingly 25 30 30 S 404S0 MYNHEER W 6 111 8 SI S2 7 52 Jost J G .Altaian 4 6 G k 42372 ZIRL w 4 105 2 2 V 2'4 6 F Smith J F Daniels&Co 8 10 10 4 4:469 LA ROUGE w 5 110 9 Gl 5nk 6 7 J SheehanT Flahertv & Co6 S 8 3 422G5 TOM COLLINS wb 8 110 4 32 6l 8l S4 R H'd'sonE & G WBeck IS 'D 20 S . 424U9 HINDOONET wb 7 108 3 94 10 10 9- Louden W Creath 15 0 0 ? 42354 TENNY BELLE w 5 105 6 5" 9' 9s 10 Calvit J K Hughes 15 15 15 C Time, 12, 24J, 48, 1:35, 1:22J. Winner B. f, by Bob Jacobs Belle C. (trained by E. Pratt). Went to post at 2:0S. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won ridden out; second the same I Eliza Cook got away well, had all the racing luck and just lasted long enough to win John I II. was off absolutely last, had to run around the entire tield, closed up fast in the stretch and j was best. Jimalong also ran a slashing good race, after getting away badly. Legation flinched under pressure at the end. Zirl tired and quit at the finish. La. Rouge ran a bad Overweights La Rouge, 5 pounds. Eliza Cook, show, 2 to 1. John ll., show, 2 to 5. Jimalong, show, 3 to 0. 4:2 rLj3 SECenm"KACE5 1"2 Furlon3S- PmSQ ?300" iTycar-olds": 'Maidens? Ind Horses A Wt St & z StrFin Jockeys Owneri O H C P 422G2LUCIAN w 107 4 2k P 11 P DAustin"TBDickerson&Co 4413 1 42;9BL'Gi.E HORN w 103 1 32 3s 3 2"k Crawt'rd P M Civill 10 '0 20 R 423o3BANDILLO s 9S 2 1' 22 3Dk Howell C Schawacker 12 12 10 4 ! 4242oTOiI OLNEY s 98 10 7 6 4 Liv'ston S'nd'sMunfd&Co 10 15 15 G ; 4L'4(SKITTIE HARLAN W 100 5 6nk G1 I5 5l Weickert W G Bartlett 20 30 SO V ! 42407 JLVTINEE GIRL W 103 6 5ll 44 51 G2 Sayers L Johnson 6 9 9 4" 423S9GOi.LSLOT W 101 11 IP 10' 10- 7 Foley A W Pen-in "1 1 i 423S9 PORT WARDEN W 110 3 10s IP 12" SI J SheehanW Gerst 10 10 9 3' i 423S9 THANK HEAVENws 100 12 121 12 lil 94 C Miller R H Clark 7 7 7 3 423.MJTOWER wb 10G 9 13'"13' 13- 10" W Men'syR E Watkins&CoG 15 15 0 ! 42425 BENTON wb 100 S 4k S2 11s Calvit NBTichenor&Co 25 30 30 10 i 42S71AL. FAITHFUL s 101 13 Sl 9" 9l 12s Brown CPKennedy&Co 40 GO 60 30 i 31M57 PARACAMPH ws lO-i 7 73 52 7"k13 R H'd'sonS Penn 20 50 50 20 ! 42425 BILL RYE ws 1(H) 11 14 14 11 14 Boyd J W Riggs 100 10-3 100 40 j Apprentice allowance. Time, 121. 24. 50. 1:02, 1:09. Winner B. c. by St. George Mai Fai (trained by L. B. Dickerson). I Went to post at 2:40. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easilv; second driving. Lucian broke running, outraced Bandillo in going the first half and coming fast through tho Ftretch, won going away. Bugle Horn could not keep up with the pacemakers on the back-stretch, but finished fast. Baidillo ran to his best form under a weak ride. Tom Olney got off badly. Goldspot ran a bad race and her entry will be refused in future. P. l . Civill bid up and bought Lucian for $800. j Overweights Bugie Horn, 2 pounds; Port Warden. 4. ' ! Lucian, show, 1 to 2. Bugle Horn, show. 1 to 1. Bandiilo, show, 2 to 1. Goldspot. show 3 to 2. 4: 2 4: ) 4rTHIBrngACE 61'2frurlon9s" I'wi-se?300. 3-year-olds and upward." Ind Horses A Wt St & hi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 422G3LACACHE WB 3 95 3 P l2 l2 l2 Howell A B Maginnis&ColO-1212 5 42415OPTIMO ws 4 1C0 6 41 2-' 22 2" Foley Mrs H Robinson 9-5 2 9-5 7-10 39243 ST. VITUS w 3 100 1 3" 34 3 32 C Miller J C Tucker & CoCO 100 100 40 42i0S ZELI-A KNIGHT w 4 10? E a1 G- 62 41 Linton L T Lee & Son 12 12 10 4 42372 BEAR CREEK ws 3 100 4 24 4l 4s 5- McKin'y 11 T Batcheler 8 12 12 4 ! 4237G:iAXARES wb 4 103 8 Sa S2 73 D Austin 1 Hammond G 6 5 2 ! 4140S PEPPER DICK w 4 105 2 G"k 5ak 5h 7s J Math'wsMcCov & Bennett3 5 5 7-5 : 42J99Bl DWEISER ws 3 95 10 10l21012 912 Sh Perkins J C Cahn 12 20 20 S SWoT-RUE: ws I'lOO 7 72 7'4 8" 9s Liv'ston C A Whitman 30 30 30 10 , 413SG DR. KAMM'RERwsb 3 103 6 912 9 101 10lc Calvit J E Basquil&Co 20 20 20 S i 4.113 COMMENA W 4 105 11 11 11 11 11 Sayers W L Hazelip S 12 12 5 Appivr.tice allowance. Time, 12$, 25. 51, ,1:16, 1:23. Winner Ch. c. by John Cooper Whileaway (trained by J. W. Howell). I Went to post at 3:10. At post 5 minutes. Start poor. Won easily; second driving. . Lacache got off ilying, tiptoed her tield and won eased up. Optimo ran under keen pressure all the way, was tiring at the end. and just lasted long enough to save second place. St. i Vitus was going fast at the finish. Zrlla Knight had no mishaps. Bear Creek ran a dull i race. Axares g.ot off badly and about ran his race. Pepper D.ek seems to have gone off. I Lacache, show, 2 to 1. Optimo, show,'2 to 5. St. Vitus, show, 15 to 1. 24:5 FOLI1lTJR-XCE 1 1"16 Miles- Puree $600. 4-year-olds and upward. Han" Ind Horses A Wt St 4 Ms 94 StrFin Jockeys Owners QH C l 423562LITTI.E SCOUT wb 4 115 6 5l 5s 4" 3 P J SheehanG C Bennett&Co 3 31 3 1 4242S3B. M'CARTHY wb 4 99 5 6 6 G 42 2" D Austin T Kiley & Co 3J 5 5 2 424303K1NGSTELLE W 5 SO 3 lh S 2s 2Dk 31 Perkins D J Sullivan 12 12 S 3 4l';i923CROIX D'OR w 4 105 1 3a 2s lnk l2 4i Foley V Mulkey 18-518-514-51 421973TAB TOSA W 4 103 2 I3 4" 5l4 5s 5io Sayers S B Burnett 31 34 3 1 12430 PROSP'R LA GAIws 5 91 4 2'1 1" 3s 6 6 Boyd J S Bratton 10 12 12 4 Time. 121, 243. 50. 1:151, 1:42, 1:4SJ. ! Winner Ch. c, by Lamplighter Little Indian (trained by H. McDaniel). Went to post at 3:43. At post. 2 minutes. Start poor. Won handily; second driving. Little Scout received a vigorous ride, finished fast and got up just in time. Bessie McCarthv also finished resolutely and overhauled Kingstelle in the last stride. The latter, favored by the weights, ran to her best form and hung on with unusual gameness. Croix d'Or set a corking pace, but tired in the last sixteenth. Taby Tosa seemed dangerous at the stretch entry, but suffered from a weak ride. Prosper La Gai went well for a half only. Scratched (4242S)Flintlock, 112. Little Scout, show. 1 to 2. Bessie McCarthy, show, 9 to 10. Kingstelle, show, evens. Croix d'Or, show, 2 to 5. Taby Tosa, show, 1 to 2. FIFTH CE 1 M ' le. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upwardr7vilowances. 4 4. J 15 Ind Horses A Wt St A Vs. 94 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (1241S)PETTIJOHN ws 3 100 "3 3nk 6 4 2"k V- C Miller Stubbs Bros 21 3 2 7-10 420J7SADA N. W 5 107 2 5 2 34 V- lnk 21 Calvit Gohld&Fr'kson 4" 4 4 6-0 12128-ALADLIN W 4 110 1 41 4nk 5l G 3aK J SheehanG C Bennett&Co 2 11-511-54-5 12449-CAPT. GASTON ws 5 107 G 6 5nk C 5s 4 R H'd'sonD L Snow 10 15 12 4 (12L3)STAR GAZER s 6 107 5 2b 14 l2 3" 51' Sayers J A McConnell 25 CO GO 20 12MS2JIGGER w 4 107 4 lb 2" 2" 44 C J Math'wsWHWheeler&Co 6 7 7 21 Time, 264, 51L l:17i, 1:43. Winner Ch. c, by Dorian Quadruplet (trained by E. Stubbs). Went to post at 4:12. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second easily. Pettijohn was waited with to the half mile post, then moved up on the outside and won going away. Ada N. received a weak ride and hardly ran to her best form. Aladdin caught a tired field in the stretch and was running past horses at the end. Captain Gaston had no mishaps. Star Gazer made the pace on sufferance. Jigger had all the speed choked out of him and jockey Mathews was set down. Overweights Pettijohn, 2 pounds. Pettijohn, show, 9 to 20. Ada N.. show, 2 to 5.Aladdin, show, 2 to 5. slXTH"rvCE34 ,-v,i,e" Pise$400. 3-year-oltlsT-Allonces. Jr2 Jbli T Ind Horses A Wt St Va 94 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 42445 LOLLY GRAY w 107 1 4' P 14 D Austin T P Hayes 8-5 2 S-5 7-10 41091 D. L. MOORE ws 102 5 2 1 2'4-Foley A G MeCampbclUO 12 12 4 42449 SECOND MATE W 110 S . 6Bk 6s 34 J SheehanM Young 10 12 12 4J 12445 SID SILVER w 107 2 34 32 I2 Howell J J Ogles 25 25 25 10 42394 FERONIA w 102 4 7- 5 5nk Donegan J McClernand 40 100 100 40 422G3 MAY. GRAHAM ws 102 10 92 9- 6s Sayers J O'Neill 14 3 1 4111G PRINCE EUGENE ws 105 S 1 2nk 71 Boyd C Doyle 30 GO 60 20 42171 RED OLA WB 107 9 10"" S2 S'- Crawf'rd C Gustin 20 GO 60 20 2280 DENZIL w 107 7 8s 10s 9s Calvit W Fields & Co 8 8 7 3 41648 HUDSON wsb 105 6 5s 7 10J Liv'ston W P Gorsline 30 30 20 8 42447 PEARL, DIVER w 107 11 11 11 11 C Miller S L Carlisle & ColO 16 16 6 Time, 24, 4Si, 1:15. "Winner B. f, by St. George Palmetto (trained by T. P. Hayes). "Went to post at 4:46. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won ridden out; second the same. Dolly Gray was saved to the last sixteenth and came with a great rush at the finish. D. "L. Ztfoore was hard ridden all the way and was tiring at the end. Second Mate, outrun in the first part of the race, was coming fast at the finish and would have been second in a few more strides. Sid Silver displayed marked improvement. Heavy fog prevented the horses from being distinguished at the half-mile post. Scratched 424G9 "Will Shelly, 105; 4231S Gus Lanka, 102. Dolly Gray, show. out. D. L. Moore, show, 2 to 1. Second Mate, show, 2 to 1. Mayor Graham, show, 1 to 2. Page [5] Latonia Form Chart LATONIA FORM CHART. LATONIA, KY., October -27, 1903. Third day. Latonia Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, Charles F. Price. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary, E. C. Hopper. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 2JC Ind 'Horses A Wt St 4 Vs. StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 404003QUIZ w 5 113 1 112 !i ii ii g Bonner C C McCafferty 9-5 9-5 6-5 1-2 42249 KING ROSE wb 3 105 2 2 32 54 2s W Wats'nHickey Bros 3i 4 4 3-2 41776 BANANA CREAMsb 3 98 5 CJ 72 3 3J Herbert E R Bradley 10 12 12 4 40197 HARLEM LANE WB 5 107 6 52 4i 2 43 Lindsey II Good 15 20 20 6 BALL HORNET W 3 104 9 8 6 7 5k Hoffier W S Williams . 5 7 7 21 42204 T P OF SURREY v 4 103 3 3 52 6s G3 Hodgson W S Laird 12 13, 12 4 ?422W)KATHERINE R.WB 4 103 4 42 2" 4 7 Munro F A Hart & Co 15 15 15 6 41843 TI& METEOR wb 3 102 7 7 8 8 8 Minder R A Downing 30 40 40 15 TOM iujvl HALL uaxoj W3 104 8 9 9 9 9 Donovan Pet's'n&B'heckel 20 60 60 20 Private time, 25, 49, 1:16. Winner Br h by St. Florian Queenstown (trained by C. C. McCafferty). Went to post at 2:17. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Ouiz was never in trouble, showed the most speed all the way and was only cantering at the end Kins Rose came fast at the end but swerved over towards the inside rail at the sixteenth uost Banana Cream began slowly, but closed a big gap and outgamed Harlem Lane when it "came to a drive. The Pride of Surrey can do better. Overweights Tom Hall. 1 pound; King Rose, 5. Quiz, show, out. King Rose, show, 7 to 10. Banana Cream, show, 2 to 1. SECOND RACE 1 Mile. Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. L11 Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 42i ADELANTE wb 5 101 2 7" 5" 311 21 1J Lindsey W & J Carroll 5 8 8 3 amr SATrrpV; ws 4 99 3 4s 4" 2 lnk 2l S Bonner Gorman & Bauer 6-5 9-5 9-5 4-5 42455 CmCUS GIRL w 4 104 1 21 3 4 4 3ll Mount'n W H May & Son 15 20 20 8 422043 CHANTERELLE wb 4 94 7 1 1 1 3 42 Paul Doyle Bros 12 15' 15 6 42455 FLEURON wsb 6 105 8 8 7 51 51! 51! T Dean J J Zurborg & Co6 6 5 2 42451 COL. AND'RSON ws 4 10S 5 6h 8 8 8 6s Donovan E W Fitzgerald 6 8 8 3 . 42210 DO MADGE W 6 104 4 51 6" 7 7 7 Hofiler J Mannion 5 6 5 2 4247G3FLANEUR wb 5 101 6 31 21 6J 6 8 First J Maiden 10 15 15 6 Time, 25, 50, 1:16, 1:44. Winner B. g, by Florist Donna Sol (trained by W. Carroll). Went to post at 2:41. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second all out. Adelante began slowly but closed a big gap and drew away without much effort in the stretch run. Satchel is overrated. She made up a lot of ground while rounding the far turn, but was tiring badly at the end. Circus Girl and Fleuron fought it out all through the last quarter the former staying best. The latter closed a big gap but tired when the final drive came. Flaneur ran poorly. Chanterelle was used up in setting the earlv pace. Scratched (41295)Menace. 110; (42412)Leenja, 106. Adelante, show, 6 to 5. Satchel, show, 2 to 5. Circus Girl, show, 4 to 1. 42500 T'tlanceslACE 5 12 Fur,ongs- Purse ?400- 2-year-olds. Fililes. -Allow- Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 422322ALMA DUFOUR wb 103 3 5 4 3" l3 J Baker E Corrigan 2T1 37T (42454)LIDA LEIB w 106 2 41 31 21 2 Hodgson G H Whitney 5 5 5 8-5 422S9 ALLISTA w 112 1 23 2- 42 31 Hoffier J Mannion 5 8 8 3 424542SILK MAID w 103 5 3h 52 53 43 S Bonner R K Lewis & Co2 2 1 1-2 42454 LYRIST w 109 8 10 7l 61 52 Minder W F Schulte 15 20 20 8 42410 ATLAS w 100 6 78 63 72 6" W Wats'nC Schawacker 20 20 20 8 42393 MOULIN ROUGE w 101 4 lll 1 1 72 A W B'k'rE S Gardner 8 20 20 8 ROLL OVER w 100 7 91 10 9l S1 Bailey J B Respess 25 100 100 40 42227 NETTIE E. w 100 9 6l SI 10 91 Sallard C Lacroix 50 100 100 40 3S061 RACHAEL WARD w 103 10 Si 92 81 10 Scully J Fay 30 100 100 40 Time, 24, 48, 1:08. Winner B. f, by Artillery Swanhilda (trained by S. Williams). Went to post at 3:10. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second handily. Alma Dufour got away tangled up and had to go all around the leaders to get to the leader and came wide into the homestretch, but drew away without much effort in the stretch run. Lida Leib ran a good race and outgamed Allista when it came to the deciding drive. The latter was much used in chasing the pacemaker in the first half and tired. Moulin Rouge showed early speed and set a fast pace, but quit when the pinch came. Silk Maid was outrun all the way and was never a sharp contender. Lyrist was as good as left. Scratched 40582 Hermoine, 103; 42366 Ruth Parrish, 100. Overweights Moulin Rouge, 1 pound; Rachael Ward, 3. Alma Dufour, show, 1 to 2. Lida Leib, show, 4 to 5. Allista, show, 6 to 5. Silk Maid, show, out. 4:2501 FOURTH RACE 3-4 MI,e- Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 424532BARDOLPH wb 3 105 6 21 23 21! 11 S Bonner Gorman & Bauer 7-5 85 65 2-5 42255 REDAN wsb 4 113 1 11 l2 11 26 J Reiff E Corrigan 8-5 21 21 4-5 422313BEN HOWARD WB 4 116 5 6s 4nk 31 32 Hoffier S T Jacob 12 15 15 5 424552TAX MAN W 4 106 2 51 3 42 4 Feicht L P Sharkey 8 12 12 4 42453 HILEE W 7 113 4 31 51 65 51 A W B'k'rW W Elliott 5 7 7 2 42320 MISS MANNERS wb 3 102 3 4nk 6s 5s 615 C Davis J C Milam&Co 10 20 20 6 40434 SPECIAL TAX W3 106 7 7777W Austin W Wells & Co 40 60 60 20 Time, 24, 50, 1:14. Winner B. c, by Mirthful Bermuda Dance (trained by R. T. McMillan). Went to post at 3:37. At post 6. minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Bonner took Bardolph back while rounding the turn out of the backstretch, then brought him along fast, wore Redan down in the last furlong and outgamed him at the end. Redan showed the most early speed and set a fast pace, but his weight told on him when the final drive came. Ben Howard began slowly, had to go all around his field to get up, but finished fast and outgamed Tax Man for third money. Tax Man ran fairly well. Hilee can do much better. Scratched 42316 Vestry, 98. Bardolph, show, out. Redan, show, 2 to 5. Ben Howard, show, 2 to 1. A OfCO FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Allowances. tfc50J5 Colts and Geldings. Ind Horses A Wt St y. StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (42377) SANETOMO w 110 2 42 l1 l3 Is Minder W'df'rd&Ev'man 4-5 9-104-5 2-5 4452 COMMODORE WB 107 4 lh 34 22 2" S Bonner J Welch & Co 5 7 7 2 424523MARSHAL NEY W 103 1 6nt 7 7 31! Munro Baker & Gentry 4 8 8 2 R. AND TUMBLE w 103 7 7 51 51 4 J Baker E Corrigan 15 30 30 8 424522H'BERRY FINN W 107 3 3h 41 43 51! Hoffier Forsythe Bros 5 7 7 2 42452 ARMORER W 103 5 2nt 2ni 32 63 Roman'li W S Williams 6 7 7 2 39176 MERRY PIONEER w 107 6 5 6l 61 7 Findley E R Bradley 20 30 30 10 Time, 23, 4S, 1:01, 1:0S. Winner B. c, by Satsuma Catharine the First (trained by J. Everman). Went to post at 4:10. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Wen galloping; second driving. Sanetomo made a show of his field, displayed a high order of speed and drew away cantering, after racing Commodore and Armorer to defeat in the first half. Commodore hung on gamely through the last furlong and just managed to last long enough to stall off Marshal Ney. The latter, as usual, began slowly, but closed a big gap and finished fast. Armorer quit in the last furlong, after going a good half. Sanetomo, show, out. Commodore, show, evens. Marshal Ney, show, 4 to 5. 4:2503 SIXliRACE 1 Mile and 50 Yards. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C "p 42431 ANTOLEE w 5 105 G 4 31 31 21 1 S Bonner C C McCafferty 8-5 8-5 6-5 1-2 424512BRIERS wsb 3 98 7 8 & 41! 3nk 2ok D Boland J C Ferris Jr 3 31 31 1 42229 BAFFLED wsb 6 105 3 2s 22 2 4s 31 Donovan E W Fitzgerald 6 9 8 3 42455 GALLAWATER WB 3 94 5 1 l6 lr 1 4s Roman'li C L Railey 30 30 25 8 422052BEAN ws 5 99 1 71! 72 62 6 & Hodgson W S Laird 20 30 30 10 424553EASY TRADE w 3 89 S 62 43 51 51 61 Paul H McCarren Jr 6 6 6 2 42357 PATHOS wsb 3 97 4 5h 8 72 7B 72u Bridwell 1' J Nolan 30 40 40 15 42453 BEAUCAIRE WSB 3 106 2 31 5h S 8 8 C Kelly A J Bresch 30 40 40 15 Time, 24, 49, 1:15, 1:42, 1:47. Winner B. m, by Lettoon Anvolee (trained by C. C. McCafferty). Went to post at 4:35. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Antolee was outraced in the first half and Bonner did not hurry her along, but she came around her field on the far turn and finishing fast, outgamed Briers when it came to a drive. The latter began slowly, but closed a big gap and finished in close quarters next to the inside rail. Baffled was hard ridden all the way and got third place because Romanelli ,on Gallawater eased up in the last sixteenth to keep from putting Briers against the fence Gallawater showed surprising early speed. Scratched (42451)Mint Bed, 109; 42451 Kilmorie, 96. Antolee, show, out. Briers, show, 1 to 2. 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