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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, October 29, 1903 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1903 drf1903102901 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, October 29, 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] , J jal YOJu. IX. NO. 259. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1903. PRIOE 5 CENTS Sidney C. Love's Fast Race SIDNEY C. LOVE'S FAST RACE. Worth is certainly having- a run of good weather in the closing week of its fall meeting, and the crowds continue to be flatteringly large. Although there was not a special feature race on the card yesterday, the six races offered were well balanced throughout and patrons witnessed the best racing of the week thus far. The most important race of the day was the fourth, a free handicap purse of $600, for two-year-olds, at six furlongs. The race was robbed of much of its interest by the withdrawal of Dick Bernard, but even at that a fair field of eight faced the barrier. "Wm. Wright was rightfully made a decided first choice and rewarded the confidence placed in him by his many backers, by winning easily. Aggie Lewis, displaying much speed, led until just before turning for home, where Wm. Wright, which had always been close to her, passed her easily and never left the result thereafter in doubt, winning as his rider pleased by two lengths from Palm Reader, which finished one and a half lengths in front of Aggie Lewis for second place. Palm Reader stood a stretch drive gamely and had little trouble in outstaying Aggie Lewis for second place. The latter tired palpably when the pinch came. The Hebrew showed some early speed. Wm. Wright is certainly a fast colt and should make a good three-year-old. Big Ben had things all his own way in the first race, a dash of seven furlongs, for three-year-olds. Off well in his stride, he at once dashed to the front and showing much speed throughout simply played with the field, winning easily by two lengths from Floral Wreath, which finished three and a half before Alfredo for second place. Floral Wreath finished going fast and was much the best of the others. Alfredo was pinched out of position when the barrier went up and appeared to be hopelessly beaten off when running down the backstretch, but made up ground rapidly in the last three furlongs and finished with a rush. Clausus and Calcutta ran well for five and a half furlongs. Pronta should have won the second race, a dash of one mile, for four-year-olds and over, but met with bad racing luck, third being the best she could do. The winner turned up in Bluemint, against whose chances as good as 6 to 1 could be had. Alfred C, showing speed, led for the first half, where he was displaced by James J. Corbett, the j latter holding the lead until well straightened out for the line, where Bluemint moved up fast and under urging beat him out a half length, James J. Corbett beating Pronta a head for second place. The last named was cut out of position when nearing the first turn and appeared to be hopelessly beaten off in the first half mile, but made up ground rapidly thereafter and finishing with a rush was fast wearing down the two that " finished in front of her. Atheola ran a good race for seven furlongs and then tired. Alfred C. was well beaten when entering the last quarter and has probably had too much of it lately. The mile and a quarter race, for three -year-olds and over, third on the card, proved to be an easy thing for Tancred, which showed some improvement over his last previous race. He indulged Sarah Maxim with the lead for the first five furlongs and then went to the front at call, simply spread-eagling the field thereafter, winning In a canter by six lengths from El Ghor, which beat Brief a neck for second place. El Ghor finished resolutely under a skillful ride. Brief came with a belated rush at the end. Hay-ward . Hunter ran in improved form and bears i watching hereafter. Sidney C. Love is a good little horse just ; now and is at his best. He took the fifth 1 race, a dash of one mile and seventy yards, for three-year-olds and upward, in an exciting ; last sixteenth struggle from Gregor K. The latter led by a good margin until turning for home, where Sideny C. Love gradually closed up on him and outstayed him in the last hundred yards, winning under urging by a head, Gregor K. finishing four lengths in front of Stuyve for second place. The race was strictly a three-horse affair throughout. The last race, a dash of six and a half furlongs, for three-year-olds and over, was taken by Ledus, well ridden by Ferrell. Do-dona led to the stretch, where Ferrell brought up Ledus from far back with a rush and had the field beaten when a hundred yards from the line, winning easily by two lengths from Goodman, which beat Zyra a head for second place. Local Turf Gossip LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. Mose Goldblatt was greatly dissatisfied with the ride put up by Adams on Brief in the third race, and had no hesitancy in informing the rider so in rather strong language after the finish. Later Goldblatt tried to have the judges substitute another rider on Rainland, but no available jockey could be thought of on such short notice, and he finally decided to let Adams ride, remarking at the same time that he could not ride the colt any worse than he did Brief. Later in the paddock another wordy discussion occurred between the owner and jockey, in which Adams said as he was leaving for the post on Rainland: "You can bet I'll ride this fellow all the way and whip him every foot of the route." True to his word, Adams drew his whip at the barrier's rise and never let up on the colt until in the last sixteenth, where he swerved slightly, and after straightening him out he began whipping again until the finish was reached. Goldblatt later complained to the judges with a request that they look into the matter. A special train consisting of thirteen Arms palace horse cars, two sleepers and two day coaches will leave Worth on Tuesday next for New Orleans. The owners that have made arrangements to ship their horses on the train are as follows. S. W. Streett, W. Hedges, J. F. Davis, J. Arthur, J. U. Strode, H. T. Griffin, S. S. Tracey, J. W. Dwyer, Moore & Strauss, L. Sire, E. Trotter, K. D. Orr, W. Walker, W. D. Bernhart, W. Burke, B. Butler, J. H. McDerment, L. Marion, R. M. Westerfield, T. Licalzi and J. Cochran. The majority of the jockeys who will go from here to New Orleans will leave on the train. Galathee was made the medium of a heavy plunge in the second race, and his odds of : 100 to 1 reduced to 15 at post time. The horse showed very little in the race to warrant the heavy backing. i Gregor K. ran in improved fashion and held on much longer than heretofore and forced Sidney C. Love, to which he was ! giving five pounds, to a hard drive to over- take him and barely beat him out. Boots & Hollenback have sold Sanetomo at private terms to Woodford & Everman. The Chicago Ridge Handicap, which is ' carded' for decision today, will afford race (Continued on fifth page.) LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. (Continued from first page.) goers a final glimpse of the best two-year-olds now racing on local tracks. The distance, one mile, should assure a fair test and give a good line on the stamina of some of the youngsters. Of those which will likely line up to the barrier Proceeds, carrying top weight, is the only one that has negotiated the distance successfully so far, but this by no means signifies that the, others cannot run well over a long distance of ground. Many horsemen are of the belief that English Lad is Proceed's equal over a mile route, and a number are of the opinion that Dick Bernard's great flight of speed should easily make him stick out a mile route. Aqueduct Form Chart . i ; 1 : i ! ' AQUEDUCT FORM CHART. AQUEDUCT, L. I., October 28, 1903,-Third 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. 4:2510 FIRST RACE-6 1-2 Furlngs- $800 added. All Ages. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St j y StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P sst sATHA i ai i v r ? r! vsffi f I ffiSr" i 1 1 1 15 w. . Time, 12i, 23, 48, 1:142, 1:21. Winner-Ch. c, by St. George Weknowit (trained by B. Littlefield). Went to post at 2:00. At 2 post minutes. Start good. Won eas ly; second the same vS7 En&Iand orced ihe Pace company with Astarita tq the stretch? where he came ,at the end, and drew out decisively to wl rVv-n win a fast and game race Contusion skillfully reserved in the early running and made good in cnseuTnce with a Slant Tnd unexpected rush at the end. Ice Water straightened moved up very fast when nut fnr Tno.a"dmidway of "ie str,et?h. sot on terms with thl winner. urfinSve affer ?nl? and S?vee seti, and nnished an eased up third. Troxier's explanation for way vmine Ice Water out of second place was that he was physically unable to' hold her head ud beinl 1?" f,rom excessive reducing. Astarita held a slight lead for half the journey when she tired all over, was overweighted and the deep going here lfd apparently does not a ee with atheabUPoftl5S " mile- HiaWatha fr nStSSTu Corrected weights Hiawatha, 95. Overweights Labor, 4 pounds. ita,hrow,'7nto110.d' ShW' 2 t0 5 Contusion' show' 9 to 10- Ice Water, show, 2 to 5. Astar-4:2511 SECOND RACB 34 Mile. 5700 added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P SL?H wllO 2 2 3; 1 1- W Hicks Hampton Stable 1-2 3-5 3-5 out SiHwULAMMULA W 107 3 41 42 4r 24 Hijrerins W H Kraft fi 7 a (423S3)RELIANCE wb 110 1 5? 5 5 F O Neill P. L Rose 4 4 4 l"5 42352 HIGHWIND wb 101 4 3- 1 2 4" Farley A Simon! 100 'OO tna 4rt 42421 OSTRICH wb 110 5 H 2 3" 5 Red'gton Boston Stable 20 40 In in 42401 WIZARD wb 107 6 G 6 . i. pX?1 gSgSSble 3 15 12 3? &RFOOT I I I I Snne11 SCr 100 200 200 40 4-JJ3 42329 bILVERFOOT w 103 7 i 8 8 S 8 Shea. R T Wilson -StabIe Jr 50 300 300 100 , lime, 13, 25g, 50, 1:14. Winner T. B. c, by Wagner Undecided (trained by R. Miller). Went to post at .2:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily Wotan beat the barrier and, being immediately outrun by Ostrich, he again moved up oii ""l and led his field home after a game struggle, although swerving all over the track Right at the end he appeared to be all out. Flammula trailed the leaders close up for five furlongs before she was called on, finishing with a tremendous rush and was wearing the Jhn h6 fd?mn in th? last.few strides. Her effort was a high-class one and she is probably the best filly now in training here. Reliance got away in his stride, but fell awav tothr rear in the early running, moving up very fast in the final drive and landed an easy third Highwind was a sharp contender for five furlongs, showing unusually improved form Os-iinnAio11 Haa V? tlie n.r,st furlons with an amazinl burst of spee but Farley was J-,nabfle f h0ld &m tosether in the long and trying stretch run and he fell away after a fast J?ot?dTlitSPnger,r be5mner' CmPlCtely Ut f the ce. luTme'S SgK'luiiWi1 RUbj' 102; Hiawatha, 100. Flammula, show, 1 to 2. Reliance, show, 2 to 5. 4:2512 THIRD RACE 1 Mile- ?300 .added. All Ages. Handicap. ind Horses AWtSty4 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 424C5 LORD BADGE wb 4 107 1 2J 24 1J 2- 1" Fuller W L Oliver 3" vT5 1 (42404)HELLO w 2 107 4 3 3 3? in 2 F O'Neill F Burlew 3 5 5 L 42422-COLONSAT wb 3 108 5 6 5 6 4 3 T Burns W C Daly 8 15 K S 42404 MOHARIB wb 2 9S 3 V M 2 3 4" W Fisher J W Schorr 8 8 6 2 42442 YOUNG HENRY wb 5 126 6 41 42 4 5J 5" Redfern E R Thomas 8-5 2 1-5 is 42423 LD. ADVOCATE ws 3 100 2 5? 6J 6? 6 J Jones O L Richards 20 30 30 8 42190 LONGSPUR wb 2 95 7 7 7 7 7 7 O'Brien R T Wilson Jr 20 40 30 10 , Time, 13. 25, 49, l:14i, 1:401. Winner B. c, by Badge Mocking Bird (trained by W. L. Oliver). YlJ Wf? at At Post 3 minutes. Start good! Won driving: second the sam t Lord Badge followed the early pacemaker closely to the stretch, where he forged to the Vtm!115 s1"11 nursed just .got home by a head in a brilliant finish, Fuller outriding O Neill on Hello The latter trailed the winner closely and after making a wide turn steadily wore him down and m a long and game effort just failed to get up? but ran i-lk? Perb7 colt- polonsay, under Burns' vigbrous efforts, made a close stretch turn and finished out unusually fast. Mohanb got away running and led by a wide margin to the far turn, where he commenced to tire and in the long run to the wire Fisher was unable t0 SieS&lgSf SSfT?1164 t0 Stay and at thG diStanCe WaS overweiIhatSedUnable showr:dtoa3dSe' ShW' 2 t0 5' He"' ShW' 4 t0 5 CoIonsay' show, 2 to 1. Young Henry. A fc Q FOURTH RACE 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. The -nerose Bellerose Sellinir aemng Stairs fatakes. bOlO $1.000 added. Net value to winner $1,280. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H? C P " 42312 EMERGENCY wb 102 3 ' 2i 1" 2" 1" Gannon L V Bell K K g r- (42387)FOR LUCK wb 104 1 1" 2" 1" 2 F O'Neill N Bennington 7-5 42424 MONET w 106 2 Si 31 3" 3 T Bums J L McGilnis 12 lv V 42424-"TOI SAN wb 99 5 4" 4J 54 44 O'Brien. Pleasanct Stable 8 8 R I (42406)BLYTHENESS w 97 4 5 5" 41 54 Higgins V Gideon I I s li 42466 EAGLE w 94 6 6 64 64 6- Snfiths?n Patchoge Stable 70 Irt ln & 42424 SOURIRE w 99 7 71 V 1 74 Starin JGarsci 10 ?k 42366 FLORIZEL w 94 S 8 8 8 8Z J Jones TMo"ahan 50 100 100 30 (Continued on fifth page). " AQUEDUCT FORM CHARTCONTINUED. 42424 BOB MURPHY w 105 9 9 9 9 9 Redfern J L Holland 12 20 20 6 Time, 1:001. Winner B. g, by Bathampton Crisis (trained by L. V. Bell). Went to post at 3:20. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Emergency outstayed For Luck after they had fought each other for the lead from .the start. For Luck went wide on the turn and that about beat her. Monet ran a cracking good race and after swerving badly when a furlong out was straightened out and closed up very fast. Toi San, away poorly, loomed up dangerously when beginning the final quarter and all her chances were destroyed when she was crossed and bumped for the remainder of the journey. Blytheness ran a good race. Eagle finished well. Sourire got away very badly and had no chance with a stable boy on her back. Scratched (42464) Juvenal Maxim, 117; 42466 Mordella, 94. Overweights Blytheness, 1 pound. Emergency, show, 4 to 5. For Luck, show, 1 to 4. Monet, show, 2 to 1. jf FIFTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. $700 added. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (42333)W. PIRATE ws 5 97 1 H l1 l1 Is l2 l3 Higgins F Bruhns 8-5 8-5 7-5 1-2 42463 HIGHL'ND'R wb 4 102 5 61 6s 6 5l 33 2 Redfern R T Wilson Jr S 12 12 4 42441 ETHICS ws 5 106 6 5l 51! 41 3l 2l 33 H Cochr'nHampton Stable 6 6 5 8-5 42333 HOODWINK w 4 107 2 3- 31 5" 63 4l 4 Fuller I' Farrell 21 3 11-54-5 42405 EARLY EVE W 4 103 4 2h 21 21 2i 5 5" Boiesen W B Grav 6 12 8 3 42276 M'WILL'MS wsb 5 104 3 4" 4" 32 4" 63 63 M'holl'nd T E Marinix 15 50 40 10 42365 BAR LE DUCwsb 4 102 7 7 7 7 7 7 7H Cal'hanJ P Lambert 30 100 60 20 Time, 13, 26, 50, l:15t, 1:42, 1:55. Winner Br. h, by Pirate of Penzance Right Wild (trained by F. Burlew). Went to post at 3:50. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Wild Pirate, lightly weighted and favored by the soft gding and distance of ground, went out at the start to make the running and nothing really ever got near enough to him to menace his lead, practically coming home alone. Highlander, suddenly improved, due probably to the cuppy tooting, finished with a tremendous rush and saved second place right on the post. Ethics, the distance and long stretch being in his favor, ran his race and was second best, but tired right at the end after a long and trying effort to beat the winner and, moreover, was caught napping in the last fifty yards. Hoodwink was sent along after Wild Pirate in the early running and the effort told on her in the stretch run. Early Eve went a good mile and followed the winner closely for that distance, but failed to stay. McWilliams finished well. Scratched (42403)A11 Gold, 106. Overweights Wild Pirate, 1 pound; Hoodwink, 1; McWilliams, 1. Wild Pirate, show, 1 to 4. Highlander, show, 2 to 1. Ethics, show, 4 to 5. Hoodwink, show, 2 to 5. SIXTHllACETM!le. $7Mlilde(L 3-year-olds. Allowances. 4T5 1 5 Ind Horses A Wt St Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 42423fSTONEWALL ws 106 2 5 53 53 lh lb Boiesen J M P Martin 12 25 20 11-5 (423li) OARSMAN wb 113 1 33 .31 3 3ll 211 Redfern L Kempner 1-3 2-5 1-5 out 42441 PAYNE w 107 5 41 4- 42 4l 31! Higgins S J Smith 6 8 8 6-5 42420IAKELA" w 113 6 2" 2b 2" 2& 4 Bullman Oneck Stable 10 20 15 2 42292 SQUID ws 98 3 l1 l1 lh 53 5s D O'Con'r W C Daly 50 150 150 30 42388 BOB HILLIARD wsb 107 4 6 6 6 6 0 Fuller T D Sullivan 12 30 25 3 tDisqualified for foul. Time, 13J, 25g, 501, 1:153, 1:421. Winner Ch. c, by Hastings Ortegal (trained by F. Burlew). Went to post at 4:20. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. The horses were placed by the judges: Oarsman, 1; Payne, 2; Bob Hilliard, 3. Stonewall liked the difficult going and, gradually moving up on the turn for home, finished with a great burst of speed, but boring into the rail, crowded the favorite and was disqualified. Oarsman, badly ridden, was taken up after beating the barrier and was repeatedly pocketed and interfered with and in the last fifty yards thrown against the fence, then pulling up, came around and just failed to get up and was much the best. Payne was waited with and made good with a fast stretch run, but was pinned in against the rail by Stonewall in the last fifty yards. Akela showed a lot of speed and after being prominent in the first stages held on well at the end, but bearing out, crowded Oarsman and was also disqualified. Squid finished a fair fifth, but was not placed. Bob Hilliard, which finished sin eased up last, was placed third. Scratched 42333 Medal. 107; 424203Futurita, 105; 42463 Drop o' Rye, 103; 42441 Hyland, 110. Payne, show, 2 to 5. Bob Hilliard, show, 7 to 5. Page [2] DAILY RflCtNGFORM ISSUED EVERY DAY. DULY RACING FORM PDB CO. PUBLISHERS Or WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN. Entered in the Post Office at Chicago aa second class matter. A Dally 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, CHICAQO, ILL. SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. 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, U. S. A. The chart and Index numbers and track form of Dally Racing Form must not be used. They are copyrighted dally and will be keenly protected. 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 mall. 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. i 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. At Louisville, Ky.: Chas. T. Dearlng, 356 Fourth Avenue. At Butte, Mont.: Keefe.Bros., Post Office News Stand. Chicago, Illinois, Octobek 29 1903. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. A. F. T-, Chicago. The bookmaker should pay your wager, having accepted the bet. H. W. R-, Chicago. Your wager on Grand Opera was a draw. G. T. D., Pullman, 111. Eets on the horse named stood and your wager lost. F. H. R., Chicago. Bud Embry won his first race at Newport, May 23, 1901. A. J. C, Chicago. The two horses were coupled through in the betting and we have no record of any separate betting. H. , Ottawa, 111. When a horse is "out" for place or show, as bet on, there is no action and the bettor is entitled to his money back. The Morris Sale THE MORRIS SALE. Horses in training and yearlings composing the stable of Green B. Morris were disposed of at auction at Brighton Beach Thursday, October 22, by the Fasig-Tipton Company in the presence of a large number of owners. Some good prices were realized, seventeen head going for $31,750, an average of $1,867. Rapid Water was the highest priced of the lot, John A. Drake securing him for $7,600. Edward Corrigan was a liberal purchaser. He paid $3,300 for Precious Stone and $800 for a Sir Modred Duchess of Kendal yearling. He also bid to , 7,500 on Rapid "WJater. A. J. Joyner, acting for Sydney Paget, took Boxwood on a bid of $3,800. James H. McCormick, as representative of P. Dunne, bought Golden Mineral for $3,000. The imported colt Slave went to R. W. Hall for $2,700. The full report of the sale follows: Artvis, ch. g, 3, by Golden Garter Memento; S. Murray $750 Gravina, b. f, 3, by Golden Garter Pink Cottage; F. De Ruiz 2,300 Gold Van. b. c, 3, by Goldfinch Van- dala; H. Fries 1,300 Slave, ch. c, 3, by Ayrshire L'Es- clave; R. W. Hall 2,700 Rapid Water, b. c, 2, by Rapallo Water Girl; J. A. Drake 7,600 Knobhampton, b. c, 2, by Bathampton Knobkerri; J. H. Bates 1,600 Precious Stone, b. g, 2, by Star Ruby Anarchy; E. Corrigan 3,300 Boxwood, br. c, 2, by Watercress Calve; S. Paget 3,800 Golden Mineral, ch. g, 2, by Golden Garter Tourmaline; P. Dunne 3,000 Bay colt, by Golden Garter Darina; W. L. Oliver 700 Chestnut colt, by Sir Modred Duchess of Kendal; E. Corrigan 800 Chestnut colt, by Star Ruby Falsa- lara; J. L. McGinnis 1,400 Bay colt, by Watercress Lumina; J. Corrigan 550 Bay colt, by Sir Modred Quadrant; E. Corrigan 100 Brown colt, by Del Paso II. Canta; M. Clancy 350 Bay filly, by Watercress Red Rose; J. McLaughlin 450 Bay colt, by Arkel Swift; Columbia Stable 1,050 Racers in Training Sold RACERS IN TRAINING SOLD. A sale of racehorses in training, consigned by Fred Burlew, James B. Haggin, Sanford & Sons, Perry Belmont and other owners, was held at Brighton Beach last Saturday by the Fasig-Tipton Co. Fair prices were realized. The highest priced one in the lot was Parisienne of the Haggin string, she going to A. J. Plicque for $1,800. Wild Pirate went to Frank Kelly for $1,500, and G. Newton got Ancestor for $1,300. Of the Sanford consignment, Champlain was the star, F. D. Weir buying him for $1,050. The full report of the sale follows: Property of James B. Haggin Parisienne, br. f, 3. by Watercress Touche Pas; A. J. Plicque 1,800 Property' of Messrs. Sanford Fort Plain, ch. c, 3, by Clifford Bar- barina; R. Baker . 1,000 Champlain, b. c, 2, by Gonsalvo Lillian Belle; F. D. Weir 1,050 Esperance, br. f, 2, by Grammont Nell Dale; M. Clancy 400 Resentment, b. f, 2, by Grammont Retaliation; H. H. Ham 50 Property of John A. Drake Handsome Florry, ch. f, 2, by Handsome Florry Myers; W. Hueston.. 400 Enue, b. g, 3, by Lamplighter Incon- nue; W. Hueston 400 Property of Fred Burlew Ancestor, b. f, 2, bv Plaudit Addie C; G. Newton 1,300 Wild Pirate, br. h, 5, by Pirate of Penzance Right Wild; F. M. Kelly 1,500 Muzio, ch. g, 3, by Order Queen's Gambit; W. Hueston 550 Lady Lake, b. f, 3, by Flying Dutchman Lady of the Lake; J. A. Garland 75 Hippias, b. c, 2, by Hamburg Butter-mere; J. Elliott 75 Property of Perry Belmont Midshipman, b. c, 2, by Top Gallant Occula; J. Honan 550 Ionian, ch. c, 2, by Ornament Ionis; T. Myers 25 Massapequa, ch. c, 2, by Magian Onondaga's Pride; J. Collins 100 Mephisto, b. c, 2, by Magian Flirt; J. F. Gleason 25 Magglore, b. c, 2, by Magian Silva Plana; J. A. Garland 50 Madrigal, b. f, 2, by Magian Makallah; A. J. Plicque 75 Property of William Lakeland Lena's Darling, b. f, 2, by Goldcrest Lena L.; M. Clancy 225 Property of S. A. White May Allen, b. f, 3, by Dr. Rice Mishap; F. A. Savage 50 Property of R. W. Neilson Union Guard, blk. c 2, by Tea Tray Ovid; J. H. Lubeke 25 My Sister, b. f, 2, by Dr. MacBride Sissieretta; C. L. Cook 35 Aminte, br. m, 5, by Farandole Summer Hours; H. Randall 100 Worth Form WORTH FORM. The form of Thursday's Worth fields is: First Race King Ellsworth, Elwood, Go Between. . Second Race Ivernia, Louisville, C. B. Campbell. Third Race Flo Bob, English Lad, Dick Bernard. Fourth Race Grand Opera, Our Bessie, Ethylene Fifth Race Scorpio, Golden Rule, Bummer. Sixth Race Henry McDaniel, Christine A., Sir Hugh. Worth Entries WORTH ENTRIES srobufeilitios: Wathr clear: track fast. " Aup.'sniics allowance. SBnns well in rand First Race 3-4 Mile. 2-jar-olds. Allowancas. "d otbo3, Atra. Wt. Hdcp. 42377 Go Between S....109 680 (42268) Formaster .".107 . 665 42507 Soldier of Fortune ....107 650 42a07 The Hebrew S....107 650 42l3o King Ellsworth 107 .... ..700 ?lwoPd ....103 690 iliSo Ananias 103 600 42484 Katie Powers S....100 625 423963Trogon ..!.100 ......eK Second Race 1 Mile and 100 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Soiling. (42161)Benson Caldwell... 5.. ..Ill 700 i2fl6Attila. 4 .. 101 705 421313Irvenia 4.. ..104 .. . 725 423423C. B. Campbell 5 .. 104 ..... 710 4236 Miss Liza 7 ...103 695 42a09 Lady Radnor 4 .. 103 700 33542 Jim Winn ... 5. ...103 685 42o09 Nolhe Bawn ft ... 4 ...103 705 42436 Compass ... 5 103 685 42480 Dntch Carter ... 6 ...103 ... 685 42134 Louisville 6 ...103 715 42461Frank M 5... 100 680 Third Race 1 Mile. 2-year-olds. The Chicago Ridge Handicap. $2,000 added. l42185)tProceeds.. A ...125 700 423973English Lad ....123 ..715 (42323Vpick Bernard ft.... 122 . . 715 42397 Flo Bob ft....H4 .."...725 42507 Rainland ft no 705 W$ foresight ft ...106 "".675 IBll ghawana ft-... 105 690 4237 Glisten ft... .103 700 42341iBadger Girl 98 660 42268iMayor David S. Rose ft.... 97 710 42268fEdward Hale ft.... 95 .... 705 tS. 8. Brown entry. jJ. L. Slaughter entry. Fourth Race 1 1-16 Miles All Ages. Handicap. 423433Grand Opera 4 ...115 750 401552Jack Demand ft.... 4.. ..105 . . 715 (42183)Onr Bessie 3 ...104 730 42481 Ethylene ft ... 4 .. 102 730 (42289) Auditor ft.... 2 ... 98 725 42508 Thane ft.... 4 ... 98 " 700 424813tPotheon ft .... 4 ... 97 . 710 42433 St. Tammany ft ... 4 ... 97 730 (42230) Little Boy ft ... 3 ... 96 .... 685 42344 Huzzah ft.... 4 ... 95 725 42485 Lee Stinson .. 4 ... 90 650 fSmathers & Hildreth entry. Fifth Race 5-8 mt 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (42398)Golden Rule ft ... 6... .125 ... . 715 42ra.verFr9t ft ... 6....113 705 (42459)Bnmmer ft ... 7 112 710 (42456)Mayor Johnson ft ... 4.. ..109 675 42400 Louis Wagner ft.... 4 .. 100 705 42459 Scorpio ft.... 6 ... 97 750 42482 8tem Winder ft.... 3 ... 93 700 Sixth Race 1 Mile 3-year-olds. EellinR, (42482) Mary McCafferty ft ...108 660 421142Glnnrice ft 102 .. .. 675 42509 Sir Hngh ft , . 102 ... 680 (42431 )Henry McDaniel ft.... 100 . 725 42364 Spec ft ... 98 640 41646 Courage . . ft.... 98 600 42509 Ponca ft . 98 660 42504 Boundary og mr; 2 Chicago Giri ft.:.: 98 :;::::625 42291 Jot ft.... 98 640- 42e4 Begone ft.... 98 665 42504Marhn 07 an 424602'Christine A ft.... 93 ""."ns- Established 1890 . Baforo the public . . """ Serge 5-2 JJL M-Engl'd 3-1 " mP vt9ie our good things KA yesterday. IF YOU WANT to be a winner don't over-: look our two good ones fl?'JV today; odds 4 to 8 to 1 NsfesfeJS cinches. Terms: ($1.00 Dally. 195.00 Weekly. Wo Never Hta- 3pecials inciadodi or 52.OO represent. for 2 actual winning sp- cials. Wired at 10 a. m. REYNOLDS & CO 6tK Floor, 119 Dearborn St., Chicago. LATONIA INFORMATION ! Our clients received the following Wednesday:' Arschne 3-1 wos, First Attempt 3-2 2nd. 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. OUR 200-H SHOT will win in the same manner as ATHLANA did Monday. Hopeful Miss lost Monday through bad racing accident and was also badly cut down. Tuesday our wire GRAVINA won, Wednesday our wire to two thousand five hundred read: MERRY ENGLAND sure winner at any odds. Here is where we know something, we again cleaned up and are on easy street, and we advise our patrons to get prepared for another in a few days and especially for Saturday 8 to 1 shot. Our Chicago trick has not yet come off but he is due any day, waiting for a soft spot. Also our Latonia trick. Our 30 to 1 shot will not now come off until Jamaica meeting, as it don't like the Aqueduct track. Subscribers who are paid up for past information will receive the name in advance mailed in plain envelope. CLOCK&RS' COMBINE INFO, P. O. BOX 103, GRAVESEND, N. Y. FRENCH SURETY SYSTEM WON OVER $700 IN 12 DAYS at this last meeting of Brighton Beach. $50 made $10 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. Gravesnd, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCOTCH PLUME, BO to I, WON and ALL GOLD, 7 to 1, won, were the two magnificent good things with which I was enabled to open the Aqueduct meeting most gloriously. Where can you secure such information except from me? Unfortunately, Rostand at 6 to 5, after leading all the way, was barely beaten out Tuesday, but turfites must concede a loser sometimes. 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 preoarations 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 21st. 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. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 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 to 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 52 per day; $5 for three days. Special Terms for the entire AQUEDUCT meeting (11 days), $10. Mail orders telegraphed at 7 a. m. Address A. FOREMAN, POST OFFICE, CONEY ISLAND, N Y. Page [3] Latonia Form LATON1A FORM. The form of Thursday's Latonia fields is: First Race Chanterelle, G. W. W., Bine-helio. Second Race Rian, Henry Waite, Scalper, j Third Race Bud Embry, Frivol, Circus Girl. j Fourth Race Miss Mae Day, Orfeo, Ben Howard. j Fifth Race Wreath of Ivy, Edna Shannon, Athena. I Sixth Race Quiz, The Goldfinder, King ! Rose. I Latonia Form LATONIA FORM. Covington, Ky., October 2S. The horses ! seeming to have the best chances in Thursday's ! races are: First Race G. W. W., Binehelio, Chanterelle. Second Race Salivate, Rian, Kern. Third Race Frank Mc, Frivol, Bud Embry. ! Fourth Race Red Raven, Carl Kahler, Ben Howard. j Fifth Race Annie Robinson, Edna Shannon, Iole. I ' Sixth Race Mosketo, Quiz, Banana Cream. T. K. Lynch. j Latonia Entries LATONIA ENTRIES. j Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. 'Apprentice allowance. 4Runs well in mud. First Race 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age.Wt. Hdcp. 42479 Malav 7.. 103 700 4191S G. W. W 5.. 103 720 42479 Justice 4.. 103 695 42479 Prince Richard C..103 715 41SS9 Myth 9.. 100 710 40247 Honeybrook 4.. 100 705 42479 Binehelio 4.. 100 715 42503 Bean 5.. 100 705 42479Free Admission 5.. 100 710 42225 Easter Boy 4.. 100 .'...700 42225 Dr. Riley 4.. 95 715 42499 Chanterelle 4.. 94 725 Second Race 3-4 Mile. . 2-year-olds. Allowances. I Colts and Geldings. ' (4217S)Kern 112 705 41S16 Henry Waite f.-.lOG 720 41S4G2Rian K.103 725 42452 Goldspink ...103 710 42452 Langford James 103 705 Chief Deputy, ch. c, by Sal- vator Monarda 103 41SS4 Scalper 103 715 42452 Salivate 103 700 Third Race 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (42503)Antolee 5..10G 715 40G092Zonne 6.. 103 700 42499 Flaneur 5.. 103 710 425033Baffled K- 6.. 103 715 42130 Branch 8.. 103 705 42499 Do Madge . 6.. 100 700 424793Frank Mc K . 4.. 100 710 42479 Frivol 4.. 100 720 424792Bud Embry 4.. 100 725 424'993Circus Girl ... 4.. 100 715 410522Lizzie A 5.. 9S 705 Fourth Race-j-3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Handicap. (41GS2)Miss Mae Day G..114 750 41744-Reservation ... 3.. 112 725 423072Tam o'Shanter ... 4-- 3..10S 730 425013Ben Howard .. 4..10G 735 424503Carl Kahler 5..10G 730 41993 Orfeo 3.. 102 ....740 424502Red Raven 3.. 100 735 421273Haidee 5.. 90 ....720 Fifth Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Selling. 42475 Alice Commoner 112 700 42377Vreath of Ivy ..10C 725 422833Athena K.10G .....715 42454 Eva Clair ..103 ....700 (41000)Iole 103 710 4229G Anna Hastings 103 700 42454 Annie Robinson 103 ....710 42475-'Mai Lowery 101 705 424543Miss Fleischmann $..100 715 424753Vallarambla 100 705 42475)Edna Shannon 98 720 41775 Apollinaris i.. 9o 710 Sixth Race 6 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling! (42479)Mosketo 4.. 5.. 105 715 42522 Oconee G..101 0o 42498 The Pride of Surrey 4".. 4.. 101 710 (42498)Quiz 5. .101 ...-725 425222The Goldfinder 4.. 101 U0 42523 Drummond 4.. 101 705 42372 Duela 4.-. 96 .'lo 422262Ed L. 9-- ao 424982King Rose 90 42202 Epidemic 91 424983Banana- Cream 3.. 91 '1" 42503 Easy Trade 3.. 8S 70o St. Louis Form ST. LOUIS FORM. The form of Thursday's Fair Grounds fields is: First Race Bugle Horn, Tom Olney, Ban-dillo. Second Race Pierce J., Caithness, Ora Mc-Kinney. Third Race Anno Davis, Footlights Favorite, Kiowa Chief. Fourth Race Brulare, Deutschland, Frank Bell. y Fifth Race Maltster, Pettijohn, Taby Tosa. Sixth Race -- Mr. Phinizy, Harry Beck, Emily Oliver. St. Louis Form ST. LOUIS FORM. . j St. Louis, Mo., October 28. The horses I seeming to have the best chances in Thurs-day's races are: j I First Race Bandillo, Tom Olney, Bugle j Horn. Second Race Bengal, Pierce J., Caithness. Third Race Anne Davis, Ben Adkins, Sanctum. Fourth Race Ed Ball, Lady Idris, Glen-nevis. j Fifth Race Pettijohn, Maltster, Croix d'Or. j Sixth Race Mr. Phinizy, General Prig, ! Harry Beck. R. J. Collins. St. Louis Entries .ST. LOUIS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Apprentice allowance. J-Runs well in mud. First Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age.Wt. Hdcp. 424933Bandillo '110 715 421932Bugle Horn 110 725 42493 Tom Olnev 107 720 42371 Bessie B 107 715 42407 Amberita 107 710 423S9 Capitol 104 705 42493 Always Faithful 100 700 142493 Tower f..l00 705 42493 Bill Rye 100 700 Second Race 1 1-16 Miles. All Ages. Selling. ! Hager L 4. .107 423362Landola 4.. 107 695 '42492 Mynheer 4... 6.. 107 715 42394 Pat Morrissey 4. 9.. 107 695 424973Second Mate 3.. 107 700 424732Pierce J 4.. 105 ....725 42473 Caithness 4.. 102 720 424093Elie 2.. 102 705 4244S Bengal 5.. 102 710 42520 Exapo 4-.. 3.. 99 705 42521 Ingolthrift 2.. 95 710 (42409)Ora McKinney ... 2.. 95 715 40091 Getchel .. 2.. 95 700 i Third Race 5-8 Mile. I 2 -year-olds. Allowances. , 424252Sanctum 10S 710 423012Columbia Girl ..105 705 42393 Ben Adkins 4.. 105 710 ! (42468)Our Lillie ..100 705 (42427)Anne Davis 4. .100 725 (42425)Toupee 100 715 (42407) Footlights Favorite 100 720 424702Kiowa Chief 100 715 j Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. ! 3-year-dlds and upward. Handicap. 424712Frank Bell 7.. 116 715 42471tBridge 4.. 114 705 (42391)Deutschland ..3.. 113 720 !421742Stand Pat 3.. 99 715 ! 42172-GIennevis .. 3.. 97 710 42392 Brulare 4"-. S.. 96 725 (4251G)Ed Ball 4-. 3.. 94 710 42390fRosecourt 4.. SS ..'..705 424713Lady Idris 5.. 83 710 i tJ. S. Bratton entry. t i Fifth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 4249G3Aladdin 4 . . 4.. 106 710 414S5 Crescent City 4. . 4. . 103 700 42495 Taby Tosa -.. 4.. 103 715 (42471)Maltster ..5.. 103 725 (42471 Lady Kent 4-.. G..103 705 1 42495 Croix d'Or 4.. 103 715 41915 Ray 4.. 4.. 103 710 (4249G)Pettijohn 3.. 100 720 424302Lev Dorsey 4.. 3.. 94 700 j Sixth Race 6 1-2 Furlongs. I 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 42473 Aules 4.. 4.. 107 710 42034 Crescerton 4.. 107 ....690 423542My Surprise 3.. 105 ....705 i 424472Emily Oliver 4.. 5.. 104 715 42340 The Four Hundred 4.. 104 710 42354 Kittie G 6.. 104 705 42492 Legation 4-.. 4.. 104 710 42321 Lady Draper 3.. 103 700 (42469)Harry Beck .. 4.. 4. .102 720 424693Mr. Phinizy 7.. 102 725 42354 Military 5.. 102 700 42497 Mayor Graham 3.. 100 710 41115 Armand 6.. 99 G95 421692General Prig 4--- 3.. 97 ....705 423543Aylmer Bruce 3.. 94 .,..715 Aqueduct Form AQUEDUCT FORM. The form of Thursday's Aqueduct fields is: First Race Gaviota, Rightful, Illyria. : Second Race Unmasked, Ernest Parham, Highlander. ! Third Race Orthodox or Julia M., Grenade, Crown Prince. j Fourth Race Hermis, Stolen Moments, Bonnibert. i Fifth Race Champlain, Clear the Arena, Ancestor. Sixth Race Namtor, Orthodox or St. Finnan, Sonoma Belle. Aqueduct Form AQUEDUCT FORM.- New York, October 28. The horses seem-j ing to have the best chances in Thursday's races are: J First Race Brigand, Girdle, Princess Tulane. j Second Race Unmasked, Ernest Parham, Nevermore. I Third Race Orthodox, Marjoram, Agnes Brennan. 1 Fourth Race Hermis, Stolen Moments, Bonnibert. I I Fifth Race Ancestor, Champlain, Algonquin. Sixth Race Orthodox, Namtor, Sonoma Belle. j H. Forsland. Aqueduct Entries AQUEDUCT ENTRIES. j Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Apprentice allowance. 4Runs well in mud. First Race 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. Handicap. j fnd. Horses. Age.Wt. Hdcp. (42489)Gaviota 120 750 424653Ahumada 4..117 730 42440 Rightful 115 740 42442 Girdle 113 ....730 424622Illyria 4... 113 735 42314 Muzio 113 725 (42243)Nine Spot 4... 112 720 424233Brigand Ill 735 42456 Princess Tulane 4.. .110 730 42163 Ringdove 4..110 725 40716 Chicle 108 715 Second Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 42275 Monograph 5.. 110 700 (42441)Unmasked 6..10S 72;. (42403)Ernest Parham ..4... 4.. 107 720 (42463)A11 Gold 6..10G 715 424633Meistersinger 4.. 4.. 105 715 42463 Stroller 4... 3.. 105 715 (42243)Nine Spot 4... 3.. 105 705 35158 Gorey 3.. 102 695 42141 Conundrum 5.. 102 710 425142Highlander 4".. 4.. 102 715 42314 Oclawaha 4".. 4.. 99 700 42457 St. Sever 4.. 4.. 99 705 424632Nevermore 4.. 3.. 99 710 42463 Potente 4.. S.. 94 710 42261 Princess H 5.. 94 695 Third Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Handicap. 423S62Grenade 125 735 424642Divination 121 730 424623Lady Amelia 120 725 424392Orthodox . . ... 4.. 108 750 (424G7) Julia M. .ffr. 4... 107 740 (42513)Emex-gencyfcii 107 735 42214 Crown Princti 107 735 424G4 Marjoram 4.. 106 730 (42437)Pol Roger ..103 725 424672Agnes Brennan 102 720 42421 Harangue ..102 715 42466 Cyuttica 98 710 .42467 Jasper 95 700 42421 Tomcod 93 730 41563 Adel Trebla 92 720 42029 Ruby Ring 92 725 Fourth Race 1 1-8 Miles. All Ages. Weight for Age. The Edgemere Stakes. $1,500 added. 42465 Bonnibert 4. . 5.. 126 730 (4236S)Hermis 4... 4.. 126 800 42491 Warranted 5.. 126 720 424892Stolen Moments ... 3.. 115 750 1 Fifth Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. j 2-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. 42279 Clytie 104 ....690 424673Conkling 104 710 42467 Matamoras 101 .. 700 421903Flag Officer ..101 710 42406 Reveille 4,--101 ....70S"- 42406 Berosa 101 ....700 42260 Monitor .101 695 Ghats, b. or br. c, by King Eric Red Cap 98 4229G Tomahawk as 705 42488 Esher Leaf 98 695 42467 Jasper 98 690 423S33Champlain 96 725 42488 Ancestor 96 ....715 42406 Dutiful 96 710 42467 Second Sight 93 ....695 424062Clear the Arena 93 720 42490 Grand Vitesse 93 705 42488 Algonquin 93 715 42467 Regian 93 700 J Sixth Race 1 Mile. I All Ages. Allowances. 35158 Gorey 3.. 115 705 42370 Contend 5.. 115 700 42456 Clonmell 4.. 115 710 ' 424032Namtor 4. .115 725 41552 Hugh C. Barrett 4.. 112 690 40376 St. Finnan 6.. 112 715 39292 Ben Battle 6.. 112 700 42457 Blue Victor 5.. 112 705 42442 Paul Clifford 5.. 112 710 42463 Allan 3.. 107 700 42403 Our Nugget 3.. 107 705 424392Orthodox 4.. 2.. 95 - 720 423S3 Sonoma Belle 2.. 92 715 420742Eclectic 2.. 92 705 Notice j NOTICE. . Persons transacting business with this newspaper are earnestly requested to make I 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 to communicate with Daily Racing Form on matters pertaining to such topics as ar treated in its columns should invariably address Daily Racing Form Publishing: Co. Racing Dates of 1903 RACING DATES OF 1903. j Worth, 111 October 3-31 Fair Association (SLLouis), OcL 3-31 Latonia, Ky Oct. 24-Nov. 26 ! Queens County Jockey Club ' Oct. 26-Nov. 6 Lakeside, Ind Nov. 2-14 Metropolitan Jockey Club ....Nov. 7-14 1 Oakland, Cal Nov. 14-Dec. 31 Washington, D. C. (Bennings) Nov. 16-Dec. 6 Crescent City Jockey Club (New Orleans), Nov. 26-Dec. 31 Publishers of the Official Organ of the Western Jockey Club All the Turf C AII Tracks News Per- rC34 are Fully RePrted I &&-.&& , I Edited -j : 1 1 2 ' ' ' ' Jul I " " Daily . FormSheets . . and Entries Lrain,n8 Ess Racing JSS Form 11 " T5 II S3 . II II II Telegraphic subscription Price off our Correct ONE MONTrT . $1.25 ?mtPres?!S S; S.X MONTHS . . 7.50 y ONE YEAR . . 14.00 D5 BENT AS FIRST-CLASS MAIL " i IN PLAIN ENVELOPE Daily Racing Form Pub. Co., 124-126 Fifth Ave, Chicago, IN. 'rf Page [4] Worth Form Chart WORT- FORM CHART. WORTH, JLL., October 28, 1S03. Twenty-first 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 6) pT FIRST RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse 3500; $75 to second; $25 to third. 4fc.-i (JUt 3-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St y Yi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P ; 42379 BIG BEN ws 109 4nk l3 l3i 1 l2 1 D Hall S W Streett&Co G-5 7-5 9-101-3 42400 FLOR. WREATH wb 109 91 5nk 4Dk 3nk 23 23i Birk'ruth W R Baker&Co 15 25 20 8 1 423793ALFREDO w 112 lIlk 9nk Si 7 85 3l R AVill'msBoots&Hol'nback 11-53 14-57-10 424173NIAXUS WB 109 Si 42 3k 5l 4"k 42i Gray S C Hildreth 7 20 15 G 42379 GILFAIN wb 109 5i Snk 7Dk S3 6"k 53 Ferrell B J Cunningham 7 12 10 4 42431 MARLIN SB 109 6uk 61 C1 Gh 7nk 6s Oliphant S S Bender 15 40 30 10 42361 CALCUTTA W 109 3nk 3nk 51 41 5nk 73 Adkins AVDBernh'dt&Co 20 75 , 00 15 (38694)CLAUSUS ws 105 2nk 2" 2 21 3nk Si H PhillipsT H Ryan 20 20 15 G 42414 BOUNDARY W 102 121 12151210115 10l 91 J Booker F M Arthur 100 300 200 SO 42251 BEGONE W 102 1-i 14 131 132 ll2 10s Daviss'n J U Strode 100 150 100 40 42291 ROSIE DILLON W 102 7"k102 102 93 9i 11 AVolff A J Hauser 25 75 60 20 THE SCHAVITZER W 102 13lk13h 14 11 12l 12i Robbins C E Durriell 25 75 GO 20 4024 TAWAS w 103illk 7" 9" 122 13l 13nk Adams W H White 100 300 200 SO FRONTENAC W 105 101 ll1 ll1 10nk14 14 Pollak J Griffln & Co 20 50 40 12 Time, 231, 4S, 1:132, 1:262. Winner Br. g, by Ben Strome Mint Julep (trained by S. W. Streett). Went to post at 2:15. At post S minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Big Ben was much the best, showed much speed throughout and never left the result in doubt. Floral Wreath closed up ground fast in the last quarter and finished resolutely. Alfredo was pinched off at the start and thrown clear out of the race. He made up ground rapidly in the final half and finished with a rush. Niaxus tired in the last eighth struggle. Calcutta and Clausus ran well for six furlongs. Scratched 42291 Jet, 109. Overweights Tawas, 1 pounds. Big Ben, show, 1 to 5. Floral Wreath, show, 4 to 1. Alfredo, show, 1 to 3. 7l Kf K SECOND RACE 1 Mile. Purse $500; 75 to second; 25. to third" QUO 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 Vn StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C V 4246FBLUEMINT w 4 103 2 31 4-' 2nk 2 11 D Hall L Marion & Co 4 7 G 9-5" 42413 J. J. CORBETT wb 5 105 4nk 22i 22 5nk li 2h Ferrell PWHedges&Co 30 40 30 12 4-41G2PRONTA W 4 102 5nk10ak 6s 4nk 4l 32 Daviss'n T Carey 2i 3 2 4-5 45413ATHEOLA W 4 97 7nk 41 3i 321 3l 43 J Booker WDBernh'dt&Co 20 40 30 10 42271TOM KINGSLEYwb S 97 9uk 62 51 G2 5Dk 51 L Wilson C A Johnson&Co 20 25 15 6 424163ALFRED C. w G 107 1" lnk lh l2 6nk G1 Robbins J J McCafferty 2 21 2 4-5 42436 FINGAL W 9 102 3nkll12105 S 72 73 H PhillipsM Jordan 5 15 12 4 42456 MARSHALSEA WS 4 103 Gut 7nk 7nk 72 S1 Sh Pollak J Brenock 10 40 30 10 42206FOURLEAF C. w 7 97 101 5nk 9nk103 10l 9 Wolff K D Orr 30 30 25 10 42417GALATHEE w 7 105 Snk S1 Snk 9l 93 10l Adams AV Ortlepp-i& Co GO 100 15 S 42461 AL. ABBOTT wb 5 97 111 9nkll20ll20ll20ll5() Nicol Mrs R Bradley 30 75 60 20 42413OSCAR wb 5 97 12 12 12 12 12 12 C Harris J M Smith 100 300 300 100 Apprentice allowance. Time, 24g, 49, 1:141, 1:41. AVinner B. f, by Likely Blue Maid (trained by L. Marion). AVent to post at 2:40. At post 2 minutes. Start good. AVon handily; second driving. Bluemint was lucky to get clear sailing throughout. She moved up rapidly when turning for home and finished resolutely under a mild drive. James J. Corbett took what looked like a commanding lead on the far turn, but tired slightly in the last sixteenth. Pronta was undoubtedly the best. She was pinched out of position at the first turn and appeared to have little chance in the first half, but after rounding the far turn, she made up ground fast and finished resolutely. Atheola tired fast in the last sixteenth struggle. Alfred C. was well beaten just before turning for home after showing early speed. Scratched 42416 Alee, 97; 4241G St. Simonian, 102. Overweights Marshalsea, 1 pound; Bluemint, 1. Bluemint, show, 7 to 10. James J. Corbett, show, 6 to 1. Pronta, show, 3 to 5. Alfred C, show, 2 to 5. ' A O fi THJRTTrACE 1 1-4 Miles. Purse 500; $75 to second ; $25 tothird. yb U f 3 yj O 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A AVt St St y & StrFin Jockeys Otvners O H C P 424G0TANCRED wsb 3 94 2nk 21! 2-'l 11 l3 l10 1B L AVilson V Hughes & Co 3 4 4 75 424G0 EL GHOR W 7 99 OS 3 34 32 32 22 2"k Ferrell J J Greely S 8 5 S-5 443G2BRIEF 5 105 lu C1 6-"i Gl 5nk 5i 3h Adams Mrs M Goldblatt 2 2i 9-5 4-5 42359H HUNTER w 4 103 51 S S S 71 Guk 43 Pollak C K Burdeau 10 13 12 5 42460 EDA RILEY w 6 111 45k 71 71 7nt S 7ni 5"k Robbins C C McCafferty 6 S 8 3 4''4143S. MAXIM av 3 92 3nk 14 l3 23 22i 3l 61 H PhillipsJ Phillips & Co 9 17 16 6 4r,460 LAMPOON W 3 95 8 5" 42 4l 4i 42 7i J Booker JHMcD'm'nt&Co G 15 15 5 S4613S SABATH w 3 90 -71 4Dk 51 5l 6ak 8 8 R Taylor M Sabath 20 20 15 5 Apprentice allowance. Time, 24g, 49, l:15g, 1:41, 2:063. AVinner Ch. c, by Troubadour Unadilla (trained by V. Hughes). Went to post at 3:10. At post 2 minutes. Start good. AVon in a canter; second driving. Tancred took command after six furlongs had been run and simply played with the field thereafter, winning as his rider pleased. El Ghor ran well and finished resolutely under a skillful ride. Brief made up ground fast in the last quarter and finished gamely. Hay-ward Hunter was going fast in the closing strides and is rounding into his best form. Sarah Maxim ran well for one and one-sixteenth miles and then faded away. Overweights Hayward Hunter, 1 pound. Tancred. show, 3 to 5. El Ghor, show, 4 to 5. Brief, show, 2 to 5. r- frf FOURTHRACE 3-4 M(e. Purse 600T $75 to second$25to third! 41: a QJ I 2-year-olds. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P ( 42435) AVM. AVRIGHT wb 110 5j 2i lh 14 1- Pollak J E Cushing 7-109-104-5 1-3 423453PALM READER ws 103 lnk 43 32 31 24 D Hall U Z DeArman 4 10 8 2 44843AGGIE LEWIS w 103 3uk l1 2- 2?. 32 Robbins S S Brown 3 4 3i 4-5 (42457) S. OF FORTUNE W 103 0nk 8 61 7J 42 Ferrell G AV Poole 4 11 10 2i 4'M35 RAINLAND w 107 7uk G- 5l 4uk 5U Adams Mrs M Goldblatt 12 35 30 S 42396 PAT HAMMON WB 92 S 7nk 71 Gnk Gli J Booker Mrs C E Durnell 20 150 100 30 4''4353THE HEBREW ws 9S 4nk 3l 44 54 "77 H PhillipsF Cook 10 25 20 5 (1003I) "" ORDERLY WS 10G 2ak 51 S S 8 D GilmoreS E Parmer&Co 20 150 100 25 x Time, 24, 47g, 1:13. AVinner B. c, by Boundless May Bee (trained by J. E. Gushing). AArent to post at 3:30. At -post 2 minutes. Start good. "AVon easily; second the same. AA'm. Wright was carried along fast by Aggie Lewis in the first three furlongs, but moved away from her when turning for home and easily held the field safe all through the final eighth. Palm Reader stood a stretch drive gamely and had little trouble in outstaying Aggie Lewis in the final sixteenth for second place. The latter showed early speed, but tired palpably ' in the last sixteenth. The Hebrew showed early speed. Scratched (42323)Dick Bernard, 123; 42484 AVitchcraft, 109; 42341 Badger Girl, 95. Overweights Palm Reader, 5 pounds. ( Wm. Wright, show, out. Palm Reader, show, 4 to 5. Aggie Lewis, show, 2 to 5. A 6 K.fQ FIFTIi-RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purse G00; $75 to second;-$25 to t5 OUo third. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St M Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P A42Z SIDNEY C. LOATEw 3 100 1 21 22 22i 23 lh Ferrell E G Stutte 13-204-513-201-4 4592GREGOR K. W 3 105 2nk 14 I2 Is 14 2 D Hall AV M Hedges&Co4 5 4 1 4"3G', STUYVE w 4 104 5l 3l 31 33 3l 31 Pollak F R Lanterman 6 10 8 2 1 (Aiao) THANE w 4 102 4s 41 44 43 4 41 Robbins J J McCafferty 3 7 6 7-5 42481 BENCKART W 5 107 3k 54 52 5l 52 53 Adams G W Cook 20 50 40 10 : IPffl FAIRBURY WSB 5 107 0 6 0 G 6 6 H PhillipsJ M Smith 20 100 SO 20 1 Time, 241. 4S, 1:135, 1:391, 1:431. Winner Ch. c, by Dr. Rice Constance IV. (trained by J. Arthur). Went to post at 4:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. AVon driving; second easily. Sidney C Love moved up fast on Gregor K. when turning for home and wore him down in the final sixteenth under vigorous urging. The latter showed much speed and finished gamely, but ' was not quite good enough to concede so much weight. He is at his best just now. Stuyve , ran a good race and was easily best of the others. Thane tired fast just after turning into ' thesltchUed423433Grand Opera, 115; (42230)Little Boy, 110; (423S0) Carat, 107; 424S1 Ethylene, ,102; (42458)Ancke, 100; 423423C. B. Campbell, 97. j Sidney C. Love, show, out. Gregor JCshow, 1 to 3. Stuyve, show, 9 to 10. a f. SIXTH RACE 6 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $500; $75 to second; $25 to third. 41: U O VJM 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. j ''Ind Horses A Wt St M StrFin Jockeys Owners P H C P ; 42431. LEDUS ws 5 107 10 10i 10 4i If Ferrell T H Ryan 2 18-53 7-5 L Ul;GOODMAN wb 3 97 71 8" 9i 3nk 2h J Booker H Darrow 10 15 13 5 1 -te6ZYRA wb 4 101 5 5J 3"k 2-k 33 Pollak B Vincent 4 4 1G-5G-5 KsiR HUGH w 3 101 8k 92 42i lk 4k Adkins. C E Durnell 6 6 3i 8-5 I fcAfiOT H CORNIS w 3 103il3 12uklli ll1 5 Birk'uth C E Waters 50 CO 30 10 lMSi NELLIE BAAVN w 4 107 ll 24 2' 9 64 D Hall U Z DeArman 10 10 8 3 BS'PONCA 3 102 2i - 3h 71 10nk 71 H PhlllipsS AV Streett&Co 8 8 6 2J 42364 SAFEGUARD W 3 105 6nk 7nk 8nk 8i Sl Daviss'n T Licalzi 40 50 40 15 42364 ANGELO w 3 107 4uk 41 5i 6uk 91 Gray J D McMillan&Col2 40 30 10 42415 LADY RADNOR W 4 107 Hi 13 13 13 10- Robbins J J McCafferty 30 40 40 15 42022DODONA wb 3 97 3nk lh l2 5i llnk L Wilson M Haber & Co 20 30 20 8 42322 MORENDO w 3 104 121 ll3 12i 121 12i J Mclnt'reD Connelly 100 100 60 20 42362 PREMUS ws 5 107 9 Gl 6a 7i 13 Adams Gh'mbers&J'bson 10 40 30 10 Apprentice allowance. Time, 24g, 49, 1:14,. 1:21. Winner B. g, by Brutus Leda (trained by T. H. Ryan). AArent to post at 4:25. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. AVon easily; second driving. Ledus began slowly ard appeared to be pocketed on the far turn, but'got through luckily when turning for liore and finishing resolutely under vigorous urging, had the field well beaten when a hundred yards from the line. Goodman made up ground rapidly in the final quarter, and finishing w.tli a rush, nipped Zyra on the post for second place. The latter appeared the winner when a sixteenth out, but tired palpably in the closing strides. Sir Hugh made a bold bid when turning into the final quarter, but was thoroughly beaten when a sixteenth from home. Nellie Eawn showed speed for five furlongs and then retired. Ponca displayed I early speed. Dodona ran well for five and a half furlongs and bears watching hereafter. Scratched 424312Ea's Darling. 107; 42207 Anna Beall, 97. Overweights Hickory .Corners. H pounds; Angelo, 3. Ledus, show, 7 to 10. Goodman, show, 2j to 1. Zyra, show, 3 to 5. Sir Hugh, show, 4 to 5. Latonia Form Chart LATONiA FORM CHART. LATONIA, KY., October 28, 1903. Fourth 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. AV indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. FIRST race 3"4 Mile- Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 4: t) 2l 2j Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 4i550 LOADABLE w 0 94 1 32 42 42 ll Colvin G Rowe 5 7 7 21" 33424 T. GOLDFINDER w 4 99 5 11 l1 11 22 Roman'li AV AVells & Co 5 7 7 21 42127 ST. AVOOD wb 7 102 G 41 3"k 2 34 Hodgson AV S Laird 10 15 15 6" 42474 J. GREENBERG ws 3 97 4 54 53 51 41 H GilmoreJ Fav 3 4 4 2 42303 OLONETZ w 3 94 9 8 S 61 5 George -AV J Donohue 20 40 40 15 42474 GRAND MARY w 3 94 3 2 4 22 3 2 62 D Boland AAr F Schulte 8 10 10 4 42229 OCONEE wsb 6 109 2 6l 7 7 7 Mounfn J H Baker & Co 8 10 10 4 42205 MANZANO w 3 99 10 9 9 S S Lindsey F Fox 20 30 '30 10 40552 MRS. WIGGS w 3 94 8 7 Gl 9 9 Feicht Turnev Bros 15 20 5 2 42378 MIRIAM AAr. 3 94 7 10 10 10 10 Herbert T H Shannon 5 7 7 . 2i 42273 MERRYFLIGHT W 3 94 12 11 11 11 11 Bridwell C Hellebush 8 15 12 5 421813ONANETTA W 6 101 11 12 12 12 12 R Martin J B Riley 20 40 40 15 Time, 241, 49, 1:15. Winner Ch. m, by Fortissimo Lucasta (trained by G. Rowe). AVent to post at 2:11. At post 4 minutes. Start good. AAron driving; second easily. Lovable wore down the leaders in the stretch run and outgamed them when it came to the final drive. The Goldfinder showed the most early speed and will bear watching, but tired a trifle at the end. St. AArood ran to his best form and had no mishaps. Jake Greenberg had no apparent mishaps. Olonetz finished fast after being outrun in the first part of the race. Grand Mary ran we'll to the stretch. Scratched 12455 Sanctissima. 89. -' Corrected weights Oconee, 109. Overweights Onanetta, 2 pounds. Lovable, show, 6 to 5. The Goldfinder, show, 6 to 5. St. AVood, show, 3 to 1. Jake Green-berg, show, evens. A O K O - SECOND RACE 7 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. rib O O Selling. Fillies and Mares. nd "Horses A Wt St 44 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 4210S-'ARACHNE w 5 111 2 1" 14 14 i lh Hofifer S T Jacob 31 3i 21 1 424762CHICKADEE w 4 109 G 24 34 2" 22 23 J AValsh T Hatfield 5 5 31 7-5 42180 L. OF THE AVESTw 8 107 7 9 S 5i 62 3l D Boland J C Ferris Jr 6 10 10 4 (41295)MENACE W 5 106 3 S 7 7 41 42 Roman'li P J Millet 6 8 5 2 4224S BEHOOVE W 3 102 1 7 4 41 31 51 A AV B'k'rW W Elliott 12 15 15 G 42455 GOO GOO ' w 3 100 4 10 9 8 7 6-' R Martin Hickey Bros 12 20 20 S (4213DDRUMMOND w 4 105 5 3" 5i Ci 5i 7 Mount'n AV H May & Son 12 12 S 3 41220 LITTLE EMMY w 4 102 8. 4i 2" 3 2 8 8 T O'BrienAA' H Glore 30 30 30 10 42479 LOC. BLOSSOM W 8 105 9 51 Cl 9 9 9 Minder F AV Torreyson 12 12 12 5 42447 STING W 4 105 10 6" 10 10 10 10 C Kelly C Schawacker 12 15 15 6 Time, 24, 49, 1:15. 1:28., 1:35. AArinner Ch. m, by St. Saviour Distaff (trained by E. AV. Moore). AVent to post at 2:40. At pose 3 minutes. Start good. AAron driving; second easily. Arachne showed the most early speed and raced Little Emmy to exhaustion in the first part of the race, but was doing her best at the end to stall off Chickadee. The latter came again at the end, and finishing fast, was wearing the winner down in the last sixteenth. Lady of the West closed a big gap, caught Menace tiring and outgamed her in the final drive. Menace was crowded back at the first turn and was in a pocket most of the journey. Behoove tired. Scratched (42503)Antolee. 107; 34495 Four Tens, 95. Arachne, show, 1 to 2. Chickadee, show, 7 to 10. Lady of the West, show, 2 to 1. A () T i7f TH I R D R A C E S hoF t Course. Steeple"chase. Pursp $Too7 3-year-oldsa.nd tftr a J -w t- upward. Handicap. Ind Horses A AVt St 3 6 9 12 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (42477)EVA MOE w-0 146 3 l1 l2 1:! l2 l2 1& Peters J S Bratton & CoS-5 8-5 6-5 2-5 4ii68 GALEA ws 3 13S 1 52 5s 3 2s 2; 23 Songer E Corrigan 6-5 8-5 3-2 1-2 424773ITACATIARA ws 4 132 2 3l 32 21 310 310 3t0 McHugh Slack& Kellen 6 10 10 3 39332 ISLIP AV 7 130 5 25 24 410 40 43 4" Mason G Schafer 10 20 20 G 42023 MR. ROSE w G 149 G 6 6 52 5 5 5 A'chib'ld J AV Riley 3i 8 8 21 41052 -PERCY R. W 8 135 4 4:! 4s G Bolted. G AA'ilson AV H Glore 15 30 30 S" Time, 3:04. AAMnner Ch. m, by King Eric Dutch Girl (trained by C. II. Douglass). AVent to post at 3:10. At post 3 minutes. Start good. AVon easily; second the same. Eva Moe raced lslip into submission in going the first turn of the field, but had to be hartl ridden in the last furlong to stall foff Galba. The latter got caught in a jam when going to the first jump and was crowded back, then closed a big gap, but the effort told at the end and he tired. Songer did not persevere with him when he saw he was beaten. Itacatiarn ran his race and pulled up lame. Percy R. bolted outside of the wing of the third jump. Scratched 42477 Faraday, Jr., 125. Eva Moe, show, out. Galba. show, out. Itacatiara, show, 4 to 5. - ! 6 O K FOURTH RACE 5-8 Mile. Purse- $300. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allow-j- jZJ tJ J ances. Colts and Geldings. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 4U75 RHYL w 99 G 3l 2" 23 14 T Butler E Corrigan 4 5 5 2 42452 OUDON w 110 3 1 14 lh 23 Minder Chinn&Forsvthe 3 4 3 6-5 41-:S:J HENRY LYONS w 99 8 , G"k 33 33 32 Bridwell D N Prewitt&Co 5 7 7 21 415.91 BEN FONSO wb 103 7 5h" 41 41 4 Roman'li G Eastin G 9 8 3 4 Vo'-'CIRCULAR JOE WHO 4 7 5" 5-' 53 Dieterle Gorman & Bauer 5 G G 21 43 95 KING NUTTER w 102 2 41 7 63 6s A AV B'k'rR'ledge&St'vens 15 30 30 10 42;o.' MARLBORO w 110 9 S 8 7 7 J O'Con'r H McCarren Jr 15 50 50 15 SE GRAVES w 101 1 2i Gh S 8 Donovan 'I Hums 20 20 2i 7-5 42478 B. DREYFUSS wb 102 5 9 9 9 9 Scully J Fay 15 30 30 10 4217S RAIN OF GOLD W 102 10 10 10 10 10 Hofller J AV Pugh 15 30 30" 10 Time, 24J, 49. 1:02. Winner Ch. c, by Riley Alary (trained by S. AVilliams). AArent to post at 3:37. At post 4 minutes. Start good. AVon easily; second the same. Rhyl wore Oudon down when rounding the turn into the homestretch and drew away without much effort in the last furlong. Oudon showed a good burst of early speed, but was made too much use of setting the pace and tired in the stretch. Henry Lyons got away tangled up, but ran to his best form. Segraves dropped out of it after going a quarter well and ran , ery green. Circular Joe ran poorly and was never dangerous. Scratched cC3o3 Cohassett, 102; Major T. J. Carson, 102. Overweights Segraves, 2 pounds. Rhyl, show, evens. Oudon, show, 3 to 5. Henry Lyons, show, 6 to 5. Segraves, show, 3 to 5. 42 5T( ) FIFTH RACETjVlTle. Purse $400. S-yeaFoTdiT! Selling. . ind Horses A Wt St Y StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 41694 SERGE ws 191 S 21 24 li 2 H J Reiff E Corrigan 3 3 11-51 (42470)FLORA BRIGHT w 99 2 Snk 6" 44 3 2" Roman'li AV F Schulte 3 4 3i 6-5 42178 JOHN COUNTER w 101 3 0l 3h 2i li 34 Hodgson A L Kirby 10 10 10 4 42451 KI1 MORIE wb 101. 7 3'J 4& 5 54 4k Hoffler J AV Pugh 10 15 15 6 , 42476 JOHN J. REGAN w 101 G 4 S3 8l Gl 54 C Kelly J J Marklein 10 12 12 5 42451 BAENEY BLRK w 97 4 71 7h G 7i 6l A T'mps'nT F 'Sellers & Co30 50 50 20 I LLB.N wb 101 1L 11 11 11 11 71 J Walsh N Weisenberger 10 40 40 15 (421G9)SISTER LILLIAN w 99 9 10 93 9 81 8 Lindsey AV P Reed 10 12 12 5 4231G VESTRY w 99 5 U lDk 3b 44 9i A AV B'k'rE S Gardner 3 5 5 2 4228C2GUADALQUIVIR w 105 1 51' G1 71 10 1 102 Munro B S Dimmitt 6 15 15 5 42455 ON THE QUIET w 102 10 9410lo10s 91 11 H GilmoreS E Parmer&Co 15 20 20 8 Time, 25, 51$, 1:15, 1:43. Winner B. c, by Sir Modred Baby (trained by S. Williams.). Went to post at 4:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won ridden out; second driving. Serge held his field safe all the way, raced Vestry and John Coulter into submission and drew away in the last sixteenth. Flora Bright was crowded back on the first turn, but made up a lot of ground and outgamed John Coulter at the end. The latter tired in the last fifty yards, was probably a bit short and the race should improve him. Vestry was eased up in the last furlong. Kilmorie tired when the pinch came. Overweights Lubin, 2 pounds; Guadalquivir, 2. Serge, show, 1 to 2. Flora Bright, show, 3 to 5. John Coulter, show, 2 to 1. 12527 SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses AWtSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 42455 AMOROUS w 3 104 1 62 5b 62 1" W Austin G Kluber 8 10 10 4 42053 FIRST ATTEMPT w 3 94 7 73 24 4s 2nk Bridwell J B Respess 0-5 6-5 6-5 1-2 41996 FLYING GIRL. w 3 94 5 4h 42 2 31! McD'ald Wdf'd&Ev'man 5 6 6 2J 424743BARKELMORE WSB 3 57 11 9 9 8 4h A W B'k'rW S Price 8 10 6 2 41813 GRAND MARAIS W 4 99 3 5h 7 7 53 Munro G Hendrie 15 20 20 8 (42474)NAULAHKA w 3 99 6 31 l2 in 61 Paul Ward & Harlan 5 5 5 2 404273PRINCE LIGHT w 4 102 2 l1 3h 3" 7 Hodgson W J Young & Co30 40 30 10 42204 GOV. SAYRES WS 5 99 9 11 11 10 8 Wickline J W Stewart&Co30 100 100 40 411932RAN AFTER ws 4 109 10 10 10 9 9 Lindsey- N B Kramer 30 30 30 12 42273 LOLA L. w 3 94 S 8 8 5" 10 H GilmoreJ Mannion 15 20 20 8 41S49 CATERPILLAR ws 4 99 12 12 12 12 11 T O'BrienMrs R L DeLisserlO 20 20 8 36400 WANINTA W 4 99 4 2" 65 11 12 Hofiler J W Pugh 20 30 30 10 Time, 24$, 49, 1:16. Winner B. c, by Shapf ell Amours (trained by T. Hatfield;. Went to post at 4:35. At post 4 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second the same. Amorous began slowly and was on the outside for the entire trip, but closed up fast in the last furlong and just got up in the last stride. First Attempt wTas hustled all the way and was used too much in racing after Prince Light in the first half and was tiring at the end. Flying Girl finished next to the inside rail and was in close quarters all through the homestretch. Barkelmore was away all tangled up and came very wide at the turn into the homestretch. Naulahka tired ' in the last furlong. Caterpillar was virtually left and closed a big gap. Scratched 42414 Fair Lady Anna, 94. Amorous, show, 2 to 1. First Attempt, show, out. Flying Girl, show, 6 to 5. Page [5] St. Louis Form Chart ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. ST. LOUIS, MO., October 28, 1903. Twenty-second day. St. Louis Fair Association. Fall Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. 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. FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Allowances. j Q Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 4239FED BALL W 102 2 43 3s ll l7 Calvit W Mulkey 7-107-107-10out 4P318 LADY VASHTI WS 102 4 61 6s 63 21 McKin'y H T Batcheler 3 3J 3 4-5 S9S72 HAPPY CHAPPY 102 7 22 22 2 3s C Miller G C Baker 6 7 6 2 41388 STYLE "WS 102 .9 72 5s 5& 41! Cross W H Shadley 30 30 30 10 42399 REVIEW "W 105 5 3h 41 4h 5 F Smith GR&AEFlowers 60 100 100 30 42497 HUDSON wsb 105 1 82 8l 81 6s Foley W P Gorsline 30 30 30 12 41943 THE ADVOCATE ws 105 11 ll5 91 9s 7" Liv'ston H W Wallhauser 60 100 100 30 41042 SILVER FRINGE WS 102 3 l3 l3 3s 81 Perkins E Dealy & Co 30 30 30 12 42316 MARCHIONESS 102 6 5nklll 71! 91 McGee F W Holtgrewe 50 100 100 30 42390 MARY CLARK w 102 10 i2soi22o122o107 Sayers W L Hazellp 12 12 10 4 42316 CHICKASHA w 102 13 9l 10s 11 ll8 Howell J J Ogles 60 100 100 30 41608 CRESSIDA w 102 S 101 7 10l 12 D Austin Pratt Bros 60 100 100 30 42449 SARDIAN wb 105 13 13 13 13 13 Plunkett T Wilson & Co 50 60 60 20 42497 FERONIA "W 105 Fell. Donegan J McClernand 20 30 30 12 , Time, 24, 49. 1:03, 1:15. Winner Ch. g, by Verge d'Or Niobe (trained by H. Avis). Went to post at 2:06. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Ed Ball was much the best, was waited with to the stretch, then drew away and won cantering. Lady Vashti made up ground in the stretch, but was given a very easy race and can do better. Happy Chappy ran a good race for the first half and then tired. Silver Fringe showed early speed. Overweights Review, 3 pounds; Feronia, 3. Lady Vashti, show, out. Happy Chappy, show, 4 to 5. 4:251 7 SECOND RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 424G9 WILL SHELLY 3 103 9 lh l1! l3 1 1- Crawf'rd T Kiley 25 25 20 8 424733HELEN PRINT ws 4 105 6 3h 3h 32 21 22 F Smith J F Daniels&Co 7-513-1013-101-2 42S163HELEN HAY w 3 100 4 ll7 ll7 7 6 31 Foley J C Tucker & Co30 30 20 8 424113HOW. DERVISHws 3 95 10 91 9J 82 5 41 Liv'ston L Lemp & Co 4 41 4 8-5 3SG01 SHELLMOUNT w 4 110 7 7h 6s 2" 3s 52 Linton GWentworth&Co 8 10 10 4 42394VALEAT ws 3 103 S 8l 8 61 9s 6 Gullett J Tevis 20 100 100 30 4233S TEMPT w 5 105 3 21 2" 4 41 72 Calvit H Mack 15 16 16 6 42412 LIT. CORKER wsb 3 100 3 14 14 lll108 8h McGee F W Holtgrewe 100 200 200 "60 42336SUS. LETCHER wb 4 100 5 51 7 71 Si 98 J Taylor J R Taylor 40 60 60 20 42146 BERNOTA w 5 105 12 61 43 5 7& 103 D Austin J McGeehan 9 9 6 2 42336MAGHONI w 3 95 2 41 5h 10nkll2 ll1 Perkins M L Conroy 20 20 20 8 41793 S. BEVERIDGE ws 5 108 11 10l 10" 122 12 12s Sayers W L Hazelip . 25 40 40 15 41679 GEORGIE DAY W 3 100 13 12 12" 131 132 33 Cassell Hughes Bros 30 200 200 100 42376 MOD. MON'RCHwsb 3 106 14 13l 13l 14 14 14 Louden C O Hanway 20 40 40 12 Time, 25, 49, 1:16, 1:29. Winner Ch. c, by Albert Susie Lasley (trained by T. Kiley). Went to post at 2:36. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Will Shelly regained his speed suddenly, was hard held all the way and was going away. Helen Print ran her race and had no mishaps. Helen Hay made up much ground and ran in improved form. Howling Dervish went well throughout. Shellmount tired after running well to the stretch. Valeat displayed improvement. Tempt was cut off at the start. J. F. Daniels bid up and bought Will Shelly for $700. Scratched 42426 Hindi, 95. Overweights Model Monarch, 3 pounds. Will Shelly, show, 3 to 1. Helen Print, show, out. Helen Hay, show, 3 to 1. Howling Dervish, show, 7 to 10. 4:2518 THIRD RACF, 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. IndHorses AWt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 4244SHETZEL wb 3 99 2 22 25 2s 22 H D Austin B Schreiber 2 31-511-51-2" 42429 B'KE COCHRAN w 3 105 4 4 4 4 3 24 C Miller D L Snow 5 51 51 3-2 42496JIGGER W 4 103 3 lnk l2 l1! lnk 320 Foley W H Wheeler&Co6-513-106-5 1-3 42426 WATER TOWER w 4 109 1 32 3ll 3" 4 4 Crawf'rd R E Watkins&Co6 6 6 2 Time, 12, 24$, 49, 1:16, 1:42, 1:46. Winner B. c, by Balgowan Astolat (trained by H. R. Brandt). Went to post at 3:06. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Hetzel was an improved colt today, was waited with to the stretch, then drew away impressively. Burke Cochran also ran a good race and showed improvement. Jigger showed speed, but quit badly and is uncertain and hard to guess. Water Tower showed early speed. Hetzel, show, out. Burke Cochran, show, 1 to 3. Jigger, show, out. 10 FOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $600. 2-year-olds. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 424272MENDON w 103 3 2" 2l 21 l1 C Miller A F Dayton&Co 3 3 11-51 42446 OLD STONE W US 2 31 l3 Is 2nk Heidel M P Mattingly 4 4 31 6-5 424112SPENCERIAN w 306 5 720 6 4 31 Calvit Mrs H Dernhamt4 6 6 9-5 424463LORD HERMENCE w 105 7 62 51 715 43 F Smith J F Daniels&Co 5" 8 8 21 424443KILO w 96 1 41 41 5 52 D Austin T P Hayes $4 5 5 8-5 (42444)L. FREE KNIGHTwb 100 6 5" 730 6 610 Sayers Mrs H Dernhamt4 6 6 9-5 42426 RADIUM W 90 4 l1 33 3l 72 Howell T P Hayes 4 5 5 8-5 42410 EXCENTRAL wb 97 S 8 8 S 8 Foley P J Miles 6 6 6 21 1 1 Coupled in betting. Time, 24 48i, 1:15. Winner Ch. g, by Dorian Pilonnisa (trained by A. F. Dayton). Went to post at 3:36. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Mendon leisurely followed Radium and Old Stone and swung wide into the stretch, then closed up fast and won with plenty left. Old Stone showed his usual speed, but his weight told when strongly challenged. Spencerian ran a good race through a tangled field, overcame much interference and would have been a close contender with better racing luck. Lord Hermence ran his race. Kilo was twice cut off. Lady Free Knight was given an easy race and will probably win presently. Radium showed speed for a half. Excentral wore blinkers for the first time, acted badly in them at the post and was practically left. Overweights Spencerian, 2 pounds; Excentral, 3. Mendon, show, 2 to 5. Old Stone, show. 1 to 2. Dernham entry, show, 3 to 5. Spencerian, singly, place, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. Lady Free Knight, singly, place. 2 to 1; show, 4 to 5. 4: 2 520 FIFTH RACE 1 1"8 Miles. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St 14 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (42449)NEVERSUCH w 3 96 7 31 3h 4 3nk 42 1 Calvit J K Hughes 7-5 8-5 8-5 3-5 (42473)LASSO W 6 96 5 4 41 31 41 31 21 Liv'ston L Lemp & Co 3 4 4 6-5 42473COGSWELL w 5 9S 3 7- 71 7nk 61 61 31 Foley , P J Miles 3 3 8-5 7-10 42447EXAPO ws 3 S7 6 2 22 21 22 lnk 41 Howell J J Ogles 40 40 30 12 42473BARONET w 5 96 1 63 63 61 72 52 51! W Hen'syW G Mathews 40 60 60 20 42473 LAR. WILT w 4 104 4 51 5l 5 5nk 7 62 Sayers T H Stevens 12 13 13 5 42447 M. VOLMER ws 6 104 2 1" 1" lnk lnk 21 71 D Austin J E Basquil 12 15 15 5 42412 THE WAY wsb 4 104SfeSS88SC Miller R H Clark 30 30 30 10 Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 50, 1:16. 1:43, 1:55. Winner Ch. c, by Mirthful Clymena (trained by W. McCarthy). Went to post at 4:05. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Neversuch was waited with under restraint to the last eighth, then came with a rush and won pulled up. It was a good race for him and he can beat better ones. Lasso did her best throughout and about ran her race. Cogswell was bumped all around the turn, but ran a good race afterwards. Exapo showed speed to the stretch, but tired as if a trifle short Baronet ran to his best form. Morris Volmer ran well for seven furlongs, then tired badly W. W. Darden raised Neversuch $400 over his entered selling price of $900, but he was bid in' Neversuch, show, out. Lasso, show, 2 to 5. Cogswell, show, out. 4:25 2 1 SIXTH RACE 6 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $300. All Ages. Selling. Ind "Horses A Wt St & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 424453JOE GOSS W 6 109 6 21 33 2- H Calvit F F Lewis 5 5 2" 42471 MOCORITO w .8 109 2 51 4 3" 2" Linton GWentworth&Co 10 30 7 3 424452ONE MORE wb 5 109 7 81 6s 41! 32 Crawf'rd J H Larue 8 10 10 4 42444HAVEN RUN w 2 95 10 101 75 5h 41 J Henn'syW Harris & Co 10 12 12 4 42430 WEIRD wsb 8 109 5 11 1 1" 53 F Smith J A Johnson 3. 3 2 1 42443CRIME wb 3 100 1 9h S1 7 6 D Austin J S Bratton 25 30 30 10 40S71CHECK MORGAN w 2 92 12 7" 101 101 7 Howell S B Burnett 6 7 7 3 4233SLADY CHARLOT w 3 100 S 33 2 63 S3 Liv'ston II A Engman 10 10 10 5 42411INGOLTHRIFT s 2 95 3 4 5 8h 9h Perkins G G Moshier&C66 12 12 5 42409ALLEGRETTE W 2 92 11 12 12 12 10l W Hen'syR E Watkins&Co20 30 30 12 (41067)FUGURTHA ws 4 104 9 61 ll2 92 31 Gullett W V Conran 8 10 10 4 42326 LADAS WB 7 109 13 11" 9& ll1 12s Louden J T Mengel 10 20 20 8 42334 CHORUS BOY w 7 109 4 13 13 13 13 Post Mrs H Robinson 15 20 20 8 Apprentice allowance. Time, 12. 24, 49, 1:15, 1:22 Winner Ch. h, by Lysander Vandalight (trained by F. F. Lewis). Went to post at 4:36. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second driving. Joe Goss was under a good rider today, followed the leaders to the stretch, then came through easily, but was driving at the end to stall off the rush of Mocorito and One More Mocorito was well handled throughout and finished fast and gamely. One More made up ground and ran to his best form. Haven Run ran his usual race. Weird showed the most speed to the stretch, but tired in the final drive. Scratched 42427 Klngsboro, 95. Joe Goss, show, evens. Mocorito, show, 8 to 5. One More show, 2 to 1. Weird, show 1 to 2. ' Dick Welles and Time DICK WELLES AND TIME. Cincinnati, O., October 28. Dick Welles will be sent against the record for a mile on a circular track tomorrow, between the third and fourth races. He will be paced by Redan, First Attempt and possibly another. Weight 100 pounds. Bridwell will probably ride him. Page [6] FALL MEETING OF THE WORTH JOCKEY CLUB - . MONDAY, OCT. 5, TO SATURDAY. OCT. 3 1 , INCLUSIVE. I . . 24 Days' Racing. Six or More Races Daily, Beginning at 2:15 p. m. Music by Banks Cregier's Orchestra. Admission $1.00. Wabash 1. K. Special Trains Leave Dearborn Station, Polk Street, as Follows: 7:15, 9:15, A.M., 12:20, 12:35, 12:50,12:58,1:10, 1:18,1:43 P.M. All trains stop at 22nd, 41st and 63rd sts. All trains daily except Sundays. Returning, one special train will leave Worth Race Track each day after the fifth race; all other trains immediately after close of last race. f Tickets may be purchased at any of the above stations to Worth Race Track and return for 25 cents. Regular Suburban trains to Chicago Ridge at 6:05 and 9:15 a. m. and 1:25, 2:30 and 2:55 p. m. Returning, special trains leave grand stand after fifth race and the others after the races. Sunday trains to Chicago Ridge at 9:45 a. m., and 1:25, 4:35, 6:10 and 9:15 p. m. Conveyances connect with electric cars at Mount Olivet, direct to track. FARE FOR ROUND TRIP ON ALL RACE TRAINS 25 CENTS. EDWARD JASPER, SECRETARY, ROOM 30, 170 E. MADISON ST. j ! The y American Sporting Manual COPYRIGHTED) ! NOW ON SALE. i . ; . ' 1 ' 1903 I A Handbook of Figures Beyond Comparison j j k j An Official Compen dium of Records Summaries by Experts on the Past Year's Doings Edited by 30m In Paper F.B.BRVNSU. SOtinSoftMorowo Daily Racing Form Publishing Co, ? 124-126 FIFTH AVENUE Q H I O AGO

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