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Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, December 6, 1903 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1903 drf1903120601 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, December 6, 1903 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1903 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] VOL. IX. ISTO. 292- CHICAGO. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1903. PRICE 5 CENTS New Orleans Form Chart NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. NEW ORLEANS, LA., December 5, 1903. Ninth day. Crescent City Jockey Club. "Winter Meeting. Weather wet, track muddy. Presiding Judge, R. W. Simmons. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Secretary, Sheridan Clark. 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. Jnd Horses A Wt St StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 42967LEV DORSET TVS 3 101 2 25 3" 2k 1' W Hen'syW li Hazelip 9-5 31 3 &-5 430573IVERNIA W 4 102 8 5nk 6 68 25 Sinclair S V Abel & Co 3J 7 7 2i 42931 MARCO W 3 97 4 4 42 5nk 3 W R'bbinsB Butler 5 6 6 2 43020 SPEC ws 3 99 3 lnk l1 lnk 4 H PhillipsE C Reynolds 5 5 16-56-5 42947 TRISTESSE wsb 3 101 6 6 2nk 4 58 Lindsey R W Walden, 10 15 15 6 42909CIRCUS GIRL W 4 95 1 3nk 5" 35 63 Liv'ston Mrs W O Joplin 8 10 10 4 42843MODERATOR w 4 104 5 7 7 7 7 Sailing MrsMCLyles&Co 3 4 3 7-5 37473 JIM NAP ws5 10S7 8S88R Head S T Hopkins&Co 20 100 100 30 Apprentice allowance. Time, 24. 52, 1:192. Winner B. c, by Free Knight Columbia (trained by C. Mulholland). Went to post at 2:00. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second driving. Lev Dorsey ran along with the leaders to the turn into the homestretch, came wih a rush in the last furlong and was going away at the finish. Ivernia began slowly and had to go all around her field to get up and was under a drive all of the last furlong. Marco came fast at the end and outgamed Tristesse. The latter rushed through her field while rounding the far turn and then tired. Circus Girl and Spec tired. Scratched 42932 Van Ness, 114; 42716'Miss Gollghtly, 103; 42354 Great Star, 100; 43056 Fullback, 9S. Lev Dorsey, show, 3 to 5. Ivernia, show, evens. Marco, show, 4 to 5. Spec, show, 3 to 5. Moderator, show, 7 to 10. SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $500. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 430202TIOGA wu 101 6 3U li l2 l1 Sinclair S V Abel & Co 114-5 1-3 43001 BELLE MAHONE W 101 5 5 6l 21 2a J Mclnt'reJ Arthur 2 2 2 3-5 422O02G. TWOSHOES w 109 1 41 32 45 .35 H PhillipsM M Jonas 8 9 9 25 42038 IRENE MAC 103 4 1" 2ll 61 4 Shaver H Dernham 7 16 16 5 39078 HEROINE w 109 2 6 6s 31 53 R Head W H Martin 20 60 60 15 43001 FILLY DECK W 101 3 2h 5 51 6l C Harris J M Smith 10 20 20 6 43005 FERONLV 101 7 7 7 7 7 Hyams J McClernand 20 50 50 12 Time, 25g. 52, 1:20. Winner Br. f, by Tenny Ionis (trained by J. Devlin). Went to post at 2:30. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second easily. Tioga began slowly and had to go through next to the inside rail in the deep going to get up, but wore her field down in the first quarter and went to the front when rounding the far turn, then had to be hard ridden at the end to stall off Belle Mahone. Belle Mahone was on the outside all the way, came very wide at the turn into the homestretch and tired after getting to the leader. Goody Twoshoes came again at the end and outgamed Irene Mac. The latter moved up fast while rounding the far turn, but tired in the last furlong. Filly Deck seemed unable to extend herself in the going. Scratched 42722 Athlana. 109; 42722 Parisienne, 109; 430373Sweet Nell, 109. Tioga, show, but. Belle Mahone. show, out. Goody Twoshoes, show, 4 to 5. THIRD RACE 1 Mile. Purse $500. 2-year-olds. Allowances. jO " Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (42983)MISANTHROPE wb 105 2 l1 lxl 15 l2 l2 Helg'sen S S Brown 2 2 3-2 3-5 43021 WREATH OF P7Y w 10S 1 3k 4 25 31 2" H PhillipsW S Price C-5 31 35 1 , 41761aTOWN MOOR wsb 101 5 4 2 31 23 3s Niblack W Gerst 10 10 9 3 43059LOUIS KRAFT W 1045 4 & 55 58 & V- Minder E F Miller 10 13 10 4 42905 HOBSON'S CHOICEw 98 3 2nt 3nk 45 610 5B W Fisher J M Johnson 6 7 5 8-5 42565 COLLIN GEORGE WB 995 8 52 63 68 45 6 R Head Mrs S T Hopkins40 60 GO 20 43038 TAMARDC wsb 103 C 7 7 7 7 7 Gannon A Simons 10 12 10 4 42591 AL. FAITHFUL w 105 7 8 8 8 S 8 W Austin C P Kennedy&Co30 40 40 12 Time, 252, 52g. 1:211, 1:51. Winner B. f, by Miser Selina D. (trained by R. Tucker). Went to post at 3:01. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Misanthrope held his field safe all the way, rushed to the front in the first furlong, set his own pace and was well in hand for the entire trip. Wreath of Ivy was under a drive all of the last quarter and just managed to get up in time to nose out Town Moor. The latter ran well but tired in the last sixteenth and the race should improve him. Louis Kraft was handicapped by the going. Tamarix could not extend himself in the mud. Hobson's Choice tired in the last quarter and was not persevered with. Scratched (43021) Rainland, 116; (4296G)J. P. Mayberry, 10S. Corrected weights Wreath of Ivy. 108. Overweights Louis Kraft, 3J pounds: Collin George, 1$; Tamarix, 2. Misanthrope, show, out. Wreath of Ivy, show, 2 to 5. Town Moor, show, 6 to 5. 7T FOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. The New St. Charles fj'f ID Hotel Stakes. $1,000 added. Net value to winner $1,120. Jnd Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (43021) RAINLAND 123-! 3U 4 25 l1! Crawf'rd Mrs M Goldblatt 7-5 3-2 3-2 3-5 4S0212EXCLAMATION W 106 2 2 2 32 21! W R'bbinsS S Brown 5 5 5 3-2 (43019)MORNING STAR w 115 3 l1 l3 l1 3nk H PhillipsJ Phillips 5 5 5 8-5 (43040)MONASTIC IL w 123 5 52 52 41 4nk W Fisher J W Schorr 25 55 5 2 430032DUNCAN wsb 103 4 41 35 5s 5 Gannon A Simons 8 12 12 5 43006SFALERNIAN wb 106 7 7 7 7 6s Helg'sen S S Brown 5 5 5 3-2 43021SL FREE KNIGHT wb 115 8 6l 68 62 7 H Cochr'nH Dernham 12 20 20 6 42618 HIAWATHA ws 106 6 8 8 8 8 Stille M F O'Donnell 12 25 25 8 tCoupled in betting. Time, 25g, 51g, l:18g. Winner B. c, by Rainbow Fablo (trained by M. Goldblatt) Went to post at 3:39. At post 4 minutes. Start poor. Won easily; second the same. Rainland was off well in motion, but was outrun for the first quarter, but moved up fast at the turn out of the backstretch, was then cut off and knocked back and lost several lengths at this point. He came again when he found an opening at the turn into the homestretch and finished fast next to the inside rail, was well in hand at the end and going away from his field. Exclamation ran well and outgamed Morning Star when it came to the final drive. The latter showed the most early speed, but tired when the stretch drive came. Duncan lost ground by going wide at the turn into the homestretch, but finished fast and -would have been third in a few more strides. Monastic n. met with no mishaps and his weight anchored him in the going. Falernian "was outrun all the way. Scratched 42528 Trogon, 103. Corrected weights Monastic n.. 123; Morning Star, 115. Itainland, show, -out. Entry, show, 1 to 2. Morning Star, show, 7 to 10. No separato prices on Brown entry place or show. JgQrJTy FD7TH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward. Han- Ind Horses A Wt St St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (43004) POTHEEN wsb 4 106 ll2 l2 l1! 15 15 1" Gannon S C Hildreth 3-5 3-5 1-2 1-5 (42952)LIT. SCOUT wb 4 118 2 3 3 3 2 2 2 W Hick3 G C Bennett&Co 25 35 35 7-10 (43039)BEN CHANCE sGlOS 3 21 21 2" 3 3 3 Minder R M Westerfield 4 45 4 9-20 Time, 26, 53, 1:19?. l:46g. 2:00g. Winner B. c, by Patton-Diana (trained by S. C. Hildreth). Went to post at 4:05. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Potheen was at home in the going, showed much early speed and fought it out gamely when Little Scout challenged. They ran like a team all of the last furlong. Little Scout had his head in front twenty yards from the winning mark, but he weakened in the last couple of strides. Ben Chance tired after going six furlongs. Scratched 42968 Charley Thompson, 110. , jgQfJ'g SIXTH RACE 1 1-4 Miles. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 43004s AIRLIGHT W 3 92 7 51 o" 2- 24 2 lnk J Mclnt'reJHMcD'm'nt&Co 25 25 6-5 1-2 (43005) TRO'DERO wsb 4 105 5 31 35 lh lDk lnk 22 Crawf'rd V Hughes & Co 31 6 6 7-5 (42970)SIDDONS ws 5 110 2 8 8 8 6s 5l 32 Helg'sen T H Stevens 2 3 21 9-10 42745SID. SABATHws 3 78 6 4 4" 2 32 32 4nk J Dale M Sabath 10 18 18 6 430413ADELANTE wb 5 93 3 7 7 6 41 43 58 L Wilson W & J Carroll 6 20 20 6 43005 THE BOBBY ws 6 1041 S 6 6nk 4l 51! 7 63 Minder J J Ogles 10 20 20 7 430053MEDAL w 3 94 1 2" 2nk 5nk 7 62 7 Liv'ston T D Sullivan 10 10 10 4 43055 P. OF PROXY w 3 77 4 lh l1 7 8 8 8 Wishard Mrs U S WishardGO 100 100 40 Apprentice allowance. Time, 26, 54, 1:23, l:50i, 2:18g. Winner Br. f, by Lamplighter Sunbeam (trained by J. H. McDerment). I Went to post at 1:35. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Air- I light moved up to the leaders in the run down the backstretch, caught Trocadero tiring in I the stretch run and outgamed him in a sharp drive. Trocadero was much used, in setting 1 the pace and tired when the final drive came. Siddons dropped back in the first half and Helgesen never made a move on h'm until rounding the far turn, then came very fast in the last furlong and was catching the first two at every stride. The Bobby couldnot ex- i tend himself in the going. Medal was eased up in the stretch. Scratched 43041 Mynheer, 84. Overweights Sidney Sabath, 2 pounds; The Bobby, 34; Medal, 1. Airtight, show, out. Trocadero. show, 1 to 2. Siddons, show, 1 to 3. Washington Form Chart WASHINGTON FORM CHART. BENNINGS, D. C, December 5, 1903. Eighteenth day. Washington Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Startar, Mars Cassidy. Secretary, H. G. Crickmore. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. FIRST RACE 6 1-2 Furlongs. $500 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Han- Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 429S2 THE MAJOR w 3 111 6 3l 25 l1 l3 Hoar W H Chambers 20 30 20 8 43017 FUSTIAN w 3 106 9 10 SI 55 21 Fletcher Patapsco Stable 25 25 15 6 429633BUTTONS wb 3 122 10 55 41! 21 3h H Cal'hanE R Thomas t5 6 6 2 43015SCLOTEN wb 3 113 11 11 10 75 4h T Burns J E Seagram 21 3 13-51 427943ELSIE L. w 4 106 7 71 51 41 51 Wond'ly H R Schaffer 5 7 5 2 430343P. CLIFFORD wb 5 105 2 21 61 6l 61 H Mich'ls A Stokes 15 25 25 10 429952GLORIOSA w 3 10 i 4 81! 9 8 71 Roman'li Columbia Stable 12 15 10 4 43036 ICE WATER w 4 120 3 l1 lh 3 S1! H Booker F Bruhns 10 15 15 6 430173YOUNG HENRY WB 5 126 1 41 31 9 9 Miles E R Thomas 5 6 6 2 43036 ILLYRIA wb 3 109 8 65 71 10 10 Creamer W C Daly 15 30 30 10 430362MRS. F. FOSTER W3 103 5 9111111 J Walsh F Foster 7 10 8 3 4239S3CALLANT W 5 100 12 12 12 12 12 Krause C D Hutzler 30 30 25 10 tCoupled in betting. Time, 12, 24g, 49g. l:15g, 1:22. Winner B. c, by Midlothian Ella Smith (trained by W. H. Chambers). Went to post at 2:00. At post S minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. The Major was in favorably at the weights, came fast in the stretch and was under restraint at the end. Fustian received a poor start, but made up a lot of ground and finished fast. Buttons ran an excellent race at tho weights, but labored in the stretch under a drive. Cloten closed a big gap after being oft poorly. Elsie L. was a sharp contender to the stretch, then tired. Paul Clifford quit early. Ice Water showed speed, but tired. Scratched 428972Judith Campbell, 114; 42941 John Hughes, 110; 43031 Our Nugget, 107; 43031 Belle of the Ring, 107; 42917 Morokanta, 100; 43031 Valley Forge, 100. Overweights The Major, 2 pounds; Elsie L., 2; Mrs. Frank Foster, 3. The Major, show, 4 to 1. Fustian, show, 3 to 1. Entry, show, evens. Cloten, show, 3 to 5. TJTg SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. $400 added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 430353BILL CURTIS wb 107 5 71 l1 l3 l1! T Burns H T Griffin 2 2 11-2 43035 BRONX W 110 6 9 31 2 21 Hoar H R Schaffer 6 10 8 3 430352MAGIC FLUTE wb 107 3 311 51 3l 3l Feicht L P Sharkey 3 4 4 7-6 43033 THE BOWERY wb 110 7 l1 45 55 4& Miles F J Lantry 15 20 20 6 43014 MISS SHYLOCK w 107 1 10 95 65 52 H Cal'hanW D Babcock 15 20 20 8 42826 HALF HOLIDAY W 105 12 45 6& 7 61! Hohman J H Carr 100 100 100 40 43014 BELLECLAIRE W 107 10 81 2 41 72 H Mich'ls W M Barrick 7 10 10 4 . 42789 WAHPETA w 102 9 11 10 10 81 Treubel Mrs F S Jackson20 40 15 6 42960 TONAWANDA w 102 14 12 12 12 9l Klein W H Snyder 50 60 60 25 43014 MARY AUD w 107 4 2l 85 9" 101 Creamer Mrs T E Aud 15 30 30 10 43014 MOUNT'N BREEZEw 107 8 14 14 14 ll1 D O'Con'r Mr Ramsey 100 100 100 40 42830 SAN REMO wb .105 2 62 11 11 12 O'Brien W C Daly 15 20 15 6 42352 GOLD TIP w 107 13 13 13 13 13 Blake W Simms 100 100 100 40 42978 GAME COCK WB 110 11 5l 71 81 14 McFad'n J Kerr 100 100 100 40 Time, 13, 25g, 52, 1:171. Winner B. g, by Plaudit Stratln eel (trained by H. T. Griffin). Went to post at 2:33. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the- same,. Bill Curtis began slowly, but went up fast, took the lead quickly and had plenty to spare at7 ' the end. Bronx ran his usual good race and was under a drive to catch the winner, but could not get up. Magic Flute finished fast. The Bowery showed speed, but tired badly. . Half Holiday is worth remembering and ran a good race .Tonawanda finished well. Mary Aud quit badly. Scratched 43035 Ogontz, 110; 43051 Cantaloupe, 107; 43014 Cheripe, 107. Corrected weights Bill Curtis, 107. Bill Curtis, show, 1 to 4. Bronx, show. 8 to 5. Magic Flute, show, 3 to 5. " (Continued on third page.) WASHINGTON FORM CHART CONTINUED. LQCifiCk THIRD RACE About 2 1-2 Miles. Steeplechase. $500 added. 3-year-olds jjJJ tlr and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 8 12 16 StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 429973BILLY RAY W 4 147 5 51 51 62 21 lb 1 Kelly K R Marshall 21 3 2 4-q 42997 GYPSIC w 5 155 2 S 812 Slc 4s 210 210 B'nhardt C Pfizer tlO 15 12- 5 42961 MORR. CHIEF w 4 147 7 62 62 4s 3l 32 310 Mr TaylorP H Mordecai 4 6 4 7-5 42827 L. W'DLANDS wlO 158 8 4l 41 3l 62 54 41 Mr D KerrC H Hurkamp 15 30 30 12 42997 GOOD NIGHT w 5 155 6 7 73 1- 53 4 5 Schill G Merryman 20 20 20 8 42961 AILANTHUS w 6 15S 4 31 3l 5l 710 720 610 Dayton R P Smith 20 25 25 10 42961 RED HAWK w 8 15S 1 2 22 l3 1 62 7 Mr Evans T L Evans 10 20 15 5 42997 ILL USED w 7 158 10 10 10 95 8 8 8 Sw'llwell G Brown Jr 10 20 15 6 (42S63)TRAPEZIST W 3 132 3 l2 1 21 FeU. Robinson W L Maupin 21 3 11-54-5 42S81 PERION w 8 15S 9 9l 9" 10 Fell. Connelly C Pfizer tlO 15 12 5 tCoupled in betting-. Time, 5:16. "Winner B. g, by Lew Weir Jennie Dean (trained by D. Smith). Went to post at 2:55. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Billy Ray was easily the best, ran under restraint for the first mile, readily went up to the leaders when called on, outsprinted Gypsic on the flat in the last quarter and had much left at the end. Gypsic ran a fine race, fenced well and hung on gamely at the end. Mor-rellton Chief did his best. Red Hawk was made too much use of and tired badly. Corrected weights Gypsic. 155. Billy Ray, show, 2 to 5. Entry, show, 2 to 1. Morrellton Chief, show, 4 to 5. Trapezist, show, 2 to 5. lf rj f FOURTH RACE 3 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. The JJ I J Maximum Stakes. $1,500 added. Net value to winner $1,130. Ind Horsns A Wt 8t lm VA 2m 24 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 430002CARBUNCLE wb 6 111 2 3 3 3 3 Is l8 T Burns R T Wilson Jr 3-5 4-5 7-101-6" 43000 CIRCUS w 4 107 3 2- 2 22 lh 2 21 Taylor J G Lang G S S 1 I 429S2 RIV. PIRATE wb 3 110 1 1" 1" l2 24 3 3 H Cal'hanL V Bell S-5 2 9-5 2-5 Time, 29, 551, 1:20, 1:491, 2:17, 2:45, 3:42, 4:11S, 5:36g. Winner B. g, by Stuyvesant Garnet (trained by T. J. Healey). Went to post at 3:20. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Car- I buncle was rated in behind the others for two and a half miles, readily went to the front i on the stretch turn and won in a canter. Circus raced with River Pirate throughout and decisively outlasted him. The latter went a good two miles, but was a very tired horse ct the end Corrected weights Carbuncle, HI ; Circus, 107; River Pirate, 110. Zj.O'J FIFTH RACE 7-8 Mile. $500 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses - A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C 'P 42995 WAGER w 3 93 4 3" 31 lb lh lh Creamer S B Billings 15 20 15 6 43015 TOSCAN wb 3 10S 1 4" 4" 3h 32 22 T Burns Columbia Stable 2 2 2 4-5 4?0313MARY WORTH WB 4 95 7 5l 5" 51 21 34 O'Brien .T J Castles 10 15 15 6 43032 FARMER JIM wb 3 88 5 6" 61 Gu 41 4-' Feicht L P Sharkev C 10 8 3 43032 NELLIE FOREST w 5 95 S 71 7" 4s 7l 5b Pjeratt A G Blakely 10 15 5 2 43032 WIDOW'S MITE w 3 93 11 10 10 10 10 Gl H Cal'hanJ Lamle 20 30 30 12 42982 LD. ADVOCATE WB 3 99 2 11 11 11 11 71 Treubel O L Richards 30 50 30 12 43013 MANY THANKS w 3 90 3 2U 11 7 51 84 R'heimer G Austin 7 12 10 4 40621 ANNIE GRACE wb 4 90 6 lh 24 23 91 9 Schoen J Grace 50 100 100 40 43053 HYLAND wb 3 S9 10 9 9l Sh S1 10 Olandt J McGuire 15 15 15 0 42995 BL. AND OR'NGE W 3 S4 12 Sl Sh 91 61 11 W Miller Mr Cotton 10 10 6 2 42917 MOROKANTA w 6 99 13 13 13 13 13 12 Roman'li E J Miller 15 30 30 12 42999 MARGRAVIATE w 5 101 9 12 12 12 12 13 H Mich'ls F Brindle 15 20 20 8 430533UNTEROCK wb 3 103 14 14 14 14 14 14 J Walsh Mrs F S Jackson 10 15 10 4 Time. 12g, 241, 493, 1:152, l:29g. Winner B. g, by Wagner Favena (trained by S. B. Billings). Went to post at 3:45. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Wager showed speed and was in a good position throughout, finished gamely under the i whip and just got up in the last stride. Toscan saved ground on the stretch turn and appeared the winner when a sixteenth from home, but tired right at the end. Mary Worth ran in improved form and held on well under a drive. Farmer Jim ran a good race for six ; furlongs. i Scratched 43067 Elsie L., 110; 42964 Jingler, 95; 42995 Gorey, f'O; 419S3 Cloche d'Or, 85; 429S1 Profitable, 85. Overweights Wager, 2 pounds; Lord Advocate, 4; Morokanta, 1; Margraviate, 1; Unter-ock, 4. i Wager, show. 3?. to 1. Toscan, show, 1 to 2. Mary Worth, show, 3 to 1. A OA ("7 O SIXTH RACE 1 Mile and 40 Yards. $750 added 3-year-olds and upward. JcOXj i 4 Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (43036)D. OF KENDALwb 3 126 4 41 2 22 l1! I1 Blake E R Thomas t7-5 2 3-2 3-5" 43034)ARRAH GOWAN w 4 100 2 51 3" 32 31 21 H Mich'ls li M Taylor 10 20 15 6 (43000) WIRE IN w 4 101 5 lu I1! 11 21 34 J Walsh Kirkfield Stable 3 31 3 1 430162TREPAN w 3 105 3 3l G3 G 5nk 4s H Cal'hanE R Thomas t"-5 2 3-2 3-5 4S032 T. GUARDSMAN 3 99 7 24 41 41 42 5s Treubel J L Hicks 10 12 8 3 430003SAM CRAIG WB 4 1C7 1 64 53 55 6s 61 T Burns J Lynch 3 4 31 1 43016SCOLONSAY W3 110 67 7 7 7 7 Creamer W C Daly 6 S S 21 tCoupled in betting. Time, 13, 25, 50, l:15g. 1:425, 1:45. Winner B. c, by Sir Modred Duchess of Kendal (trained by A. Shields). Went to post at 4:15. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second the same. Duke of Kendal ran to his best form and handled his weight well, although he was tiring fast at the end and under the whip. Arrah Gowan finished fast, was gaining at the end and would have won in a few more yards. Wire In forced a fast pace from which he tired in the stretch drive. Trepan was shut out on the turn out of the backstretch. Sam Craig ran poorly. Scratched 430673Buttons, 124; 43070?River Pirate, 119; (42982)Mabel Richardson, 110; 42964 Wild Pirate, 107; 430672Fustian, 102; (43067) The Major. 100; 43071 Farmer Jim, 100; 43054Lady Potentate, 100; 43053 Rough Hider, 99 : 43049 Rightful, 97; 43067 Mrs. Frank Foster, 90. Overweights Wire In, 1 pound; The Guardsman, 1. Entry, show, 1 to 5. Arrah Gowan, show, 2 to 1. Wire In, show, 3 to 5. Sam Craig, show, 3 to 5. Page [2] DAILY RACING FORM ISSUED EVERT DAY. MILT RACING FORM PUB. GO, P0BLI8HEBB OF WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB BULLETIN. A Daily Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. ntered 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. COPYRIGHTED. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1903, by Frank H. Brunell. in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C, TJ. S. A. 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Saintly - 15-1 - Special - Won Padua, 8-1, Plunge to the Limit, Won Silver Fizz, 5-1 - Snecial - Won The above were given to win and to win only. If yon want winners at good odds come and see us We deliver the goods consisteutly day after day. For M nday We Have Two Hot Ones that will undnobtedh come home alone. The Prices Will b frm 5 to 15 to 1. WED VD VY iO to HO to 1 SHO C. This one is the most improved horse on the coast. He will be dropped in with a chiap lot, where his chancos of losing will be almost impossible, barring accidents. AS A TTAT 0NLY TO NEW PATRONS I rX I 3 specially selected Dnnpn pnoT bUai ! LV i 3 long shot-doubtful DfluCO mailed dflily the evening BEFORE to reach patrons in Cincinnati, Chicago and many other cities Mail () rnn n winners "straight" Me J)Z rUll 3 AT CALIFORNIA. . . . Kl GDLAK PKJCJE $1.00 DAILY. My customers are mostly MONTHLY subscribers, earn from $5 to $20 daily handling your own money with VERY small capital, betting my Grand 2-Horse "Long" Odds Betting System. Ont of six races Friday. Dfcember 4th, my patrons received .Achilles, ran third at 6-5 ) My Selection Miss Hetty, won at 2-1 Mieets mail- edwald, won at 3-1 I ed day BE- Honiton won at 7 10 f FORh to the Aunt Polly, won at.. .... 9-2 DailyRacing Lr Bernays, 2nd holce.tvon J Form. Races me ' week's U delected C. W. LAPHAM ".SSBJS. Wired to long distance customers. ED. HUSTIfl Member Western Bookmakers' Association. Turf Correspondent and Commissioner. M'CLOSKEY BUILDING NEW ORLEANS, LA. Win at New Orleans! 2 SPECIALS DAILY 9 WIRED AT 12 O'CLOCK. d Dally Wire and Letter Service. A telegram each morning, advising the Two Best Things of the daily program ; a regular weekly letter with information, advice and suggestion to subscribers; also privilege of inquiries and advice at will by wire or letter. 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HOWARD 180 Monroe St., CHICAGO The Wizard PRICE 50 CENTS DAILY. 2 Horse Special Telegrams $3 Weekly. Get my system and play the Two Specials each day and yon will always win. Some of the good things clients received this week : Alpaca 20-1 won King Croker 15-1 wor Lunlighter 15-1 won Bondage 7-1 won The Fretter 7-1 won Dr. Bernays 7-1 wor And 43 Other Winners and 22 Seconds. I only give two horses in each race one to win, one place. Card is filed at Daily Racing Form Office every day. For sale at the Wizard office, 443K N. Clark SU at news stands Madison and Clark and Clark and Randolph Sts. Dnvrlll JSm ( SIXTH FLOOR, 119 DEARBORN ST. Kcynoias ec Co., Phone 5154 Central. Delivered anywhere. Back "Sheets" on File for Inspection. SILVER FIZZ, 5-1, Won, Guaranteed Special. Yellow Tall, 2-1 2nd. Lev Oorsey, 4-1 won. Airtight, 6-5 won. Our clients profited on the above Saturday. J Established 1890 FoHo"wing are the results of our guaranteed specials the past two weeks B-f2rh-daPTblie INVINCIBr.K?.C;..4tll.:...l-2 WON JUDGE .'.WITHDRAWN everyday. SOLD. OF FORTUNE... 3-5 WON LED US 3-1 LOST 3rd: Nov. 26th: SAN NICHOLAS 3-5 WON LACY CRAWFORD ....6-1 WON GLENARVON 8-5 2ND SAN NICHOLAS. SCRATCHED Dec. 2nd: Nov. 25th: RAIN LAND 8-5 WON SOL SMITH 2-1 WON BOB HILLIABD 4-1 WON MATT HOG AN 4-1 LOST Dec. 1st: Nov. 24th: tDec. RAINLAND 8-5 WON PRINCE BLAZE 4 5-1 WON EXCLAMATION. 4-5 LOST BEN MAC DHCI 1-1 WON Nov. 30th: Nov. 23rd: MONASTIC II 2-1 3RD DOTTEREL 6-1 WON OEEGOK K WON LORD MELBOURNE.. .6-5 WON Nov. 28th: ARABO 7-5 LOST PERCENTAGE 63 BEAKCATCHER 4-5 2ND AVERAGE ODDS -.... to 1 We Never Mia- Terms: $1.00 Daily, $5.00 Weekly, specials inclnded. or $2.00 for two represent. actual winning specials. Wired at 10 a.m. Separate office for ladies. Also sold at news stands in Saratoga Hotel, Brand Pacific and Sherman House ; restaurant 4253 S. Halsted St. Oakland Form OAKLAND FORM. San Francisco, Cal., December 5. The horses seeming to have the best chances in Monday's races are: First Race Telephone, Bill Massie, Toto Gratiot. Second Race Abydos, Bombardier, Harbor. Third Race Constellator, Kittie Kelly, James J. Coibett. Fourth Race Tower of Candles, Glendenning, Double Six. Fifth Race Lord Melbourne, Glenarvon, St Winifride. Sixth Race Redwald, Horton, Frank Woods. H. Forsland. Oakland Entries OAKLAND ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. pRuns well in mud. First Race 7-8 Mile. All Ages. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age.Wt. Hdcp. 386042Judge Voorhees 3.. 112 ..700 430123Bill Massie 5.. 108 ..715 43061 Sisenvine 5..10S ..690, 42973 Wanderling 4.. 108 ..710 42746 El Piloto 5.. 103 ..725 42991 Toto Gratiot 3.. 102 ..715 42764 Conger 3.. 99 ..700 43044 Telephone ... 2.. 92 ..720 42936 Elie 2.. 89 ..705 Second Race 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. 42802 T. J. Cox 108 ..700 42990 Harbor .....108 -.720 42911 Instrument 108 ..705 , 43044 Bombardier 107 ..715 43029 Dargin 103 ..725 Mra02 Neko .........103 ..700 El Bernardo, ch. c, by Amigo ' Hermosa 103 ' Dundreary, b. c, by Colonel Wheeler Dulcie Larondie. .103 Presidio, b. c. by Hamilton II. Notice Me 103 430S0 Abydos 100 ..715 42874 Minimum 100 ..705 40670 Waterspout 100 ..710 Third Race 1 Mile and 50 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 38361 Cougar 5.. 112 ..715 430613Achilles 4.. 107 ..700 430483Constellator 6.. 104 ..725 43063 Tom Slavin 5.. 104 ..710 430S43James J. Corbett ... 5.. 102 ..715 42953 Lunga 4.. 101 ..700 43046 Gawaine 5.. 101 ..705 43047 Kittie Kelly 6.. 96 ..720 Fourth Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. i 3- year-olds and upward. Selling. 3S664 Ignacio 4.. 110 ..715 43079 Waterpower 4.. 110 ..720 (42335)Schwarzwald 4.. 107 t.725 3S570 Egyptian Princess 4.. 107 ..710 37226 F. W. Brode 6.. 107 ..735 38659 Brennus 3.. 106 ..710 3S659 Clivoso 3.. 105 ..730 43027 Albemarle .. 3. .103 ..725 42S59 Tower of Candles ... 5.. 103 ..735 3S270 Glendenning 4.. 102 ..740 40571 Double Six 5.. 102 ..750 430S3 Captivate 5.. 102 ..730 Fifth Race 7-8 Mile. All Ages. Selling. (43047) Somenos 3.. 112 ..715 4304S::Glenarvon 3.. 112 ..720 43066 Illowaho Hh..4..111 ..700 42938 Lord Melbourne 3.. 104 ..705 430103Heather Honey 3.. 104 ..710 427853St. Winifride 3.. 99 ..725 429112 Avenger 2.. 97 ..715 42911 Dorice 2.. 89 ..710 42957 Anirad 2.. S9 ..705 Sixth Race 1 Mile and 50 Yards. 4- year-oldB and upward. Selling. (43012)Horton 7.. 112 ..710 (43048) Frank Woods 6.. 109 ..710 43048 Harry Thatcher 6.. 109 ..700 (43027)Rollick .. 5.. 109 ..715 (43063)Redwald 6.. 104 ..715 42974::Silurian .. 5.. 104 ..705 429922Billy Moore 6.. 99 ..725 43030 Rosarie 4.. 96 ..720 Oakland Form OAKLAND FORM. The form of Monday's Oakland fields is: First Race El Piloto, Telephone, Toto Gratiot. Second Race Dargin, Harbor, Dundreary. Third Race Constellator, Kittie Kelly, James J. Corbett. Fourth Race Double Six, Glendenning, Tower of Candles. Fifth Race St. Winifride, Glenarvon, Avenger. Sixth Race Billy Moore, Rosarie, Rollick. Page [3] Oakland Form Chart OAKLAND FORM CHART. OAKLAND, CAL., December 5, 1903. Nineteenth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 2:05 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. jQC) jndH"orse3 A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 42895 SAINTLY w 6 108 1 14 14 13 13 D Hall T Crowe 6 10 9 4 42S59 FORT WAYNE WSB 3 106 5 33 325 44 23 W Knapp A Ross 8-5 3 2 4-5 43027 QUARTRE ws 3 101 7 6 5" 52 32 Foley E Tierney 6 7 7 2 r$78??STIR TOWERS ws 4 99 4 22 21 21! 44 J Lewis Stockton Stable 5 6 4 8-5 i26 WATERPOWER 4 111 2 44 G4 G3 51 See H Stover 4 41 41 8-5 49S37 PURE DALE 3 103 6 91 41 3" 6B Hend's'n Thomas&Reavy 15 20 20 8 43045 HELLAS w 3 109 3 73 81 72 73 L JacksonJ Creely 20 30 20 8 -w TIRAL s 5 101 9 5" 103 103 8h A Brown F Bouglisman GO 100 100 40 aw GOD OF NIGHT WS 5 104 11 105 9 9? 91 H Smith H F Parks 20 60 60 20 42989 EGG NOGG wb-2 9912 12 U2 ll4 10 J Booker S G Morton 15 20 20 8 43E53BEE ROSEWATER 3 99 8 8 7 82J11 Chandler J Nichols 10 15 15 6 43026 S. TOM TEDDLERws 4 111 10 U 12 K 32 Taly M J Daly 20 GO 60 20 Winner B. g, by Midlothian Angelique (trained by C. Pleasant). Went to post at 2:18. At post 13 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easiiy. Saintly very fit and on the outside, broke running, made most of his advantage and led throughout Fort Wayne, away flatfooted, ran in close quarters to the stretch, where he came like a flash when clear and was best. Quartre steadily improved her position, finished fast and ran a good race. Stirling Towers failed to stay after running in close attendance on the winner from the start. Waterpower had no mishaps, but tired in the final drive and may favor soft going. Pure Dale ran a good race after being interfered with in the early running. Egg Nogg had no chance at the start. Overweights Saintly, 2 pounds; Pure Dale, 2. Saintly, show, 2 to 1. Fort Wayne, show, 2 to o. Quartre, show, evens. Stirling Towers., show, 4 to 5. SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses AWtSttt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P .onns patiTIA ws 106 6 64 52 lh 1L W Waldo A Josephs 4 7 7 2 430083MLLITARY MAN wb 105 2 3" 43 34 2 J Martin T G Ferguson 8-5 2 2 7-10 S'ANtts ws 110 1 1 U 22 33 Reed J F Schorr 5 8 8 3 42972 EBONY w 106 3 24 24 4" 4 J Daly Hamilton Stable 2J 4 2 1 .',1 . ! . ,, ii ..Jiunw (4300S)CAPT. FORSEE w 110 5 4" 3h 52 55 See Alhambra Stable 4 9 8 3 4300S ALAMANSOR ws 102 7 71 731 7 62 Chandler D Williams 20 40 40 12 37578 FLEA wsb 107 4 5-'l 61 6l 7-' Otis V Gilbert 20 100 50 15 NORTHWEST w 107 9 9 S2 S5 8s B'k'ruth Clifford & Co 20 60 60 20 42S5G ABYDOS w 103 S S 9 9 9 Adkins P Ryan 6 8 8 21 429543SAMAR w 99 Left at the post. J Jones RaisinCityStable 15 40 40 12 Time, 23J, 48, 1:13. Winner B. g, by Maxio My Badge (trained by AV. M. Murry). Went to post at 2:54. At post 3 minutes. Start good for all but Samar. Won driving: second the same. Padua was best, got away slowly and moved up like a flash on the turn for home where, after a long drive, he gamely outstayed the others. Military Man, lucky and skillfully handled, trailed the leaders closely and at the end was wearing the winner down and will do well over a longer distance of ground. Ananias forced the pace throughout, ran a superior race and was pinned on the inside rail by the winner in the closing drive. Ebony, still big and high and not keyed up, tired in the stretch run after seriously contending for the lead in the first five furlongs. Captain Forsee appeared to be a serious contender when straightened for home, but failed to stay. Alamansor ran in improved form. Northwest ran green and was nearly left, is a good looker and will be heard from. Abydos can do better. Scratched (42936) Sol Smith, 110; (41912)Foxy Grandpa, 110. Overweights Padua, 1 pound; Ebony, 4; Abydos, 4. Padua, show, evens. Military Man, show, 1 to 4. Ananias, show, 6 to 5. Ebony, show, 1 to 2. tg THIRD RACE 1 Mile and 50 Yards. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward". Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 430433SILVER FIZZ ws 6 89 S 61 53 4h 1" 121 And'son G Lanka I I A 3T 429S9 SHELLMOUNT w 4 94 4 3h 31 14 23 2 W Knapp T Wellman 10 15 15 6 42S94 INVICTUS w 5 S9 7 72 T- S3 4& 33 Kunz Mrs F Gabriel 20 30 30 12 42992 I. O. U. wsb 4 99 10 SI 8 51 3l 431 J Martin C W Chappell 21 21 2 4-5 38361 MISS VERA w 6 102 6 5 4 03 71 6h 51 L Spencer V G Lynch 20 20 20 8 43030 THE LEDAEAN w 4 97 9 91 93 93 5 6-1 T Butler Boots&Hol'nback 15 30 30 8 42043 AUGIE ws 4 97 5 42 42 6 72 71 L JacksonCapps & Co 15 60 60 15 43066 CHILENO S 6 94 S 221 23 31 S2 S4 Cr'waite LABlas'g'me&Co 8 9 8 3 430252ALICE CARY ws 3 S7 2 1& 11 2 9 9" Connell 5 McNaughton 2 31 3 6-5 43043 ROSE OF MAY ws 4 S9 1 10 10 10 10 10 J Lewis Kirk & Co 10 12 12 4 Time, 25, 4S, 1:143, 1:404, 1:43. Winner Ch. m, by Silver Fox Tcnique (trained by M. Garrity). Went to post at 3:17. At post minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Silver Fizz, easily best, got away slowly, moved up gradually and took command in the J stretch, coming away like a flash at the end, was much the best and is in rarely good form. 1 Shellmount showed superior speed and ran in surprisingly improved form. Invictus closed j a big gap in the last six furlongs and ran in suddenly improved form. I. O. U., nearly left, I made up a lot of ground and favors soft going. Miss Vera went steadily throughout. J The Ledaean likes a cup route. Chileno failed to stay. Alice Cary, evidently not keved up for so long a journey, made the running for six furlongs and then quit. Rose of May is in bad form. Scratched 4295S Iras, 86. Overweights I. O. U., 5 pounds; Augie, 3; Alice Cary, 1. Silver Fizz, show, 7 to 10. Shellmount, show, 3 to 1. Invictus, show, 5 to 1. I. O. t.T., show, 1 to 2. Alice Cary, show, 3 to 5. 4:308 FOLIRTH RACE 1 1-16 M'les. Purse $600. All Ages. Handicap; Ind Horses A WtSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C F 4297G HORATIUS w 3 94 6 2-' lh l2i l-'l l8 J Booker J J McAlester 5 12 12 4 (42975)YELLOW TAIL w 6 113 4 53 34 34 24 23 King J Hackett 3 3 21 4-5 4302S2DIVINA W 4 119 3 34 52 5" 52 32i J Martin EI Primero Stable8-5 8-5 G-5 1-2 429943DUPONT v,' 3 92 5 6 6s G7 41 4h J Jones G B Morris 4 7 7 2 42994 VETERANO wsb 3 S7 1 7 7 7 64 5n And'son W C Vivell 12 25 25 8 43010 FOREST KING s 4 9S 7 4" 4" 421 32 6i W Dugan S J Jones & Co 8 12 11 4 429753ISHTAR ws 4 93 2 1" 24 2" 7 7 W Knapp A Josephs 4 8 8 2 Time, 24, 48, 1:13, 1:39, 1:45. Winner B. c, by Oddfellow Kinda (trained by E. J. Ramsey). Went to post at 3:43. At post S minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Horatius showed amazingly improved form, went out and took up the running on the back-stretch in spite of the fast pace and came home alone, was much the best and ran like a crackerjack. Yellow Tail broke flatfooted, but was otherwise lucky, saving ground on the first tui-n and made up ground fast at the half, but could never get up. Divina, a slow beginner, had a rough journey up the backstretch and in the stretch run closed up with a whirlwind rush. Dupont improved his position with astonishing rapidity from the half to 1 the finish. Veterano, after trailing his field, also closed up like a cyclone at the end. Forest King failed to stay. Ishtar ran as if short. Scratched (42976)Dainty, 105. Overweights Forest King, 2 pounds. Horatius, show, 3 to2. Yellow Tail, show, 1 to 2. Divina, show, 1 to 5. FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 4: 3 0 3 H Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P (42939)E. M. BRATTAIN W 4 110 2 24 22 24 1 Chandler J D Millin 31 31 31 7-5 430263SAD SAM 5 109 4 lh l3 121 23 Sherw'd H Green 31 6 6 2 43011 MARTINMAS WS 3 105 5 41 42 3h 32 Otis C T Henshall 3 4 2 4-5 (42991) BAY WONDER w 3 107 1 33 32 -i- 43 Ferrell J F Newman 5 5 5 2 (42937)JOCKEY CLUB wb 3 10G 7 7 64 5 51 W Waldo W Fisher 6 6 5 2 41427 HEADWATER w 7 108 3 51 5l G3 67 W Knapp H L Jones & Co 8 20 20 6 42975 CAPTIVATE wb 5 106 G 62 7 7 7 L JacksonP Hildreth 15 30 -30 10 Time, 23, 47, 1:13. Winner Gr. c, by Captive Leora (trained by J. D. Millin). Went to post at 4:13. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. E. M. Brattain, lucky throughout and skillfully handled, followed the leader closely from the ; start and wore him down in the stretch run, just getting up in the last stride. Sad Sam was inadequately handled. His rider lost the race by a clumsy finish. Martinmas was away poorly, but closed up in steady fashion throughout and finished running faster than the leaders. Bay Wonder was a good horse in the race and was a sharp contender throughout, tiring only in the last fifty yards. Jockey Club, nearly left, closed a big gap and might have won with an equal start and better handling. Headwater finished close up and will be heard from. Scratched 38270 Glendenning, 103; (42973) Pickaway, 9S. E. M. Brattain, show, 3 to 5. Sad Sam, show, evens. Martinmas, show, 1 to 2. TJg SIXTH RACE 1 Mile and 50 Yards. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St & StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 42545 HARRY BECK W 4 99 10 8" 72 74 21 l2 J Martin W Lynch & Co 5 8 8 3 42992 EL ORIENTE wb 5 99 6 21 34 H 3 23 W Knapp W J Speirs 21 3 2J 1 43009 J. J. CORBETT ws 5 102 8 42 2h 34 1" 321 J Booker P W Hedges 5 5 4 8-5 430463BURDOCK WS 6 98 4 l4 14 24 4 44 Chandler H F Parks 12 15 15 5 43047 CAMBACERES w 5 105 3 54 54 51 51 5n I Powell V Gilbert 4 5 5 2 42991 DOTTEREL ws 3 89 2 3h 41 43 62 62 Kunz F J O'Rourke 8 15 15 6 4S0462GALANTHUS SB 5 92 5 98 S21 S2 82 72 W Daly Mrs J Coffey 4 8 7 2 . 4S027 CANEJO wsb 6 97 7 6 4 621 6" 71 821 J Jones G B Morris 6 7 7 2 42991 OHIO GIRL wb 4 89 1 10 10 10 91 93 J Lewis 'Larsen&McBride 10 12 10 4 42940 P'NCE BLAZES wb 8 100 9 7 93 91 10 10 Foley . E Herz 8 20 20 8 Time. 24J, 48, 1:141, 1:411, 1:411. Winner B. g, by Jim Gore Melody (trained by J. A. Lynch). Went to post at 4:37. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Harry Beck steadily improved his position from a poor start and in the stretch run made good in impressive style. El Oriente ran lapped on the pacemaker from the start and. losing a lot of ground through a wide stretch turn, finished a fast going second. James J. Corbett, always a prominent contender, fell away unexpectedly in the final drive. Burdock 3howed a lot of speed in the early running and led his field for nearly six furlongs before he succumbed Cambaceres was not good enough. No mishaps. Dotterel was a prominent contender for six furlongs and failed to stay. Galanthus is a difficult horse to ride. Canejo got away poorly and loomed up in the stretch run, but tired in the final drive. Overweights Harry Beck, 2 pounds; Burdock, 4; Cambaceres, 3; Prince Blazes, 3. Harry Beck, show, 7 to 5. El Oriente, show, 1 to 2. James J. Corbett, show, 4 to 5. COAST FORM. From early last May until the end of October several hundred horses were running at meetings held at Los Angeles, Sacramento, and Petaluma, California, and Seattle, Washington. A unmber were credited with notable performances. All of these horses will take part in the San Francisco and Los Angeles meetings, and knowledge of their performances is necessary to those who wish to consider intelligently the relative merits of the horses that will be raced at the two cities named. Daily Rac ing Form has prepared a record of the racing at the two Sacramento meetings, the Petaluma meeting, the Los Angeles October meeting and the long Seattle meeting, and it is now ready for sale at 15 cents. FORM BOOKS READY. The monthly form book for November -will be ready for delivery on and after Monday, . Nov. 30. It contains charts of all racing from Nov. 2 to Nov. 28 inclusive, and is a necessity to all who keep close track of the performances of the thoroughbred. Page [4] Tennessee Derby and Oaks u- a TENNESSEE DERBY AND OAKS. Below will be found nominations in full to the Tennessee Derby and Oaks for 1904, also list of declarations out of each made May 1, 1903. The next declaration is due on or before January 2, 1904. To declare out of the Derby then costs $25, the Oaks ?20. The Tennessee Derby last season was worth $6,925 gross and with $700 to second and $300 to third, fourth to save stake, the net value to the winner was $5,625. In this coming season's list will be found some of the very best two-year-olds out this season. Of those that raced in the east Conjurer, Sweet Gretchen and Pulsus were stake winners in the best company. In the west Flo Bob, English Lad, Proceeds, Dick Bernard, Ed Tierney and Batts were all stake winners. Rockaway and Toledo, too, at times have shown form to give them a Derby chance. Judging by the past many of the good ones will be taken out of this race, yet it is a race made for a high-class horse, as there is neither a penalty nor an allowance. All carry their weight. Last spring this race was won by Claude after he had won the California Derby. This horse made himself famous as the winner of three Derbys, and finished second with 127 lbs. up in the American Derby, the winner carrying but 115 lbs. This horse's performances certainly antagonizes the idea that some trainers entertain that good horses should not be prepared for early events. The Tennessee Oaks for fillies, conditions similar to the Derby, no penalty or allowance, distance one mile, is a race for the best filly. Among the famous winners of this race the names of May Hempstead and Lady Schorr will be found. And this coming Tennessee Oaks will be one of, if not the richest, stake offered for three-year-old fillies in the west this coming season, should net the winner $4,000. Neither of these races has ever received the support from horsemen they deserve. Some of the prominent iUlies eligible to the Oaks are Audience, 3weet Gretchen, "White Plume and Shawana. following are the lists of eligibles to both ' The Tennessee Derby for 1904. Subscribed :o by G. C. Bennett & Co. A sweepstakes "or three-year-olds (foals of 1901). $150 each, $50 forfeit, or $10 if declared on or before May 1, 1903; $25 if declared on or before January 2, 1904. AJ1 declarations void unless accompanied by the money. $3,000 added, of which $700 to second, $300 to third, and fourth to save stake. Weights Colts, 122 lbs.; geldings, 119 lbs.; fillies, 117 lbs. Closed with 91 nominations. One mile and one-1 eighth. Bennett, G. C. & Co., ch. c, Glen Gallant, by Top Gallant Glen Belle; ch. c, Aubrey, by "Victory Lucy Adelaide; b. c, Lord Tennyson, by Tenny Whisperine; ch. c, Ken-nington, by St. Maxim Maid of Kent II.; ch. c. Merrie George, by St. George Margaret II.; br. c, King's Charm, by King's Counsel L Charm; b c, Falkland, by Falsetto Fright. Bernays, A. C, b. c, Brick Fowler, by Pirate of Penzance Lily B. Bradley, E. R., ch. c, Common Bird, by The Commoner Birdie T. Brown, S. S., b. c, Conjurer, by Sir Dixon Conjecture; ch. c, Lights Out, by Pirate of Penzance Gleam; b. c, Edward Hale, by Falsetto Miss Richmond; br. c, Proceeds, by Pirate of Penzance Fertile. Burns & "Waterhouse, ch. c, Rockaway, by Altamax Recreation; ch. c, Toledo, by Alta-max Talluda, Cook, Fred, ch. c, Fred Leppert, by Victory Bunch; ch. c, Little "Wally, by Lamplighter Restless; b. c, Dell Leath, by Florist Pocahontas; br. c, "Willie Newcomb, by Pirate of Penzance Belle Swift; ch. c, Frank Carr, by Knight of Ellerslie Miss Fonso; ch. c, English Lad, by Requital English Lady. Corrigan, B., b. c, Samurai, by Artillery Lucerne; bay colt, by Artillery Ethel VI.; brown colt, by Riley Sardonyx; br. c, Rough and Tumble, by Riley Helter Skelter; b. g, Retz, by Riley Miss Murphy; b. c, Novel, by Joe Norwood Lady Nell. DeWitt, C. & Co., b. c, St. Blue, by St. Domingo Bonnie Blue. , , Drake, John A., b. c, Van Esher, by Esher Van-a-Clar; ch. c, Ort "Wells, by King Eric Tea's Over; b. c. Turtle, by Scorpion Hygeia; b. c, Rudabek, by Wagner Linnie. Dunne, P., b. c, Quest, by Star Ruby Bethulia; br. c, Tryon, by Bassetlaw Troy-ene; ch. c, Lorenz, by Bassetlaw Bavaria; b. c, Lanark, by Hindoo Alarm Belle; ch. c, Firbane, by Fonso Mamie B. Ellison, C. R-, ch. f, Vestma Belle, by Cayuga Golden Reel; ch. c, King Croker, by Kingston Wantage. ,, . Fay, John, b. c, Ed. Tierney, by Montana F?zer, W. H., ch. c. Major Carpenter, by Russell Morna. Greener, J. G. & Co., ch. c, Estillade, by Lord Esterling Enfilade. Hildreth, S. C, b. c, Gayoso, by Hamilton II. La Salinas; br. c, Myron Dale, by Gay Lad Calamity Jane. Hayes, T. P., ch. c. Fenian, by St. LeonardsHelena; b. c, Bugler, by Ornament-Barbara Gray. Meyers, R. F., b. c, J. I. Mc, by Russell-Oral; ch. c, Rowland M., by Russell Spring- McDowell, T. C ch. c, Marvin, by Hindoo Queen Regent. , , , Pugh, J. W., blk. or br. c, m The Black Eagle, by Rainbow Ravenswing; b. c, Bright Arch, by Rainbow Ferona. Schorr, J. W., ch. c, Cloverton, by Esher Kitty Clover; br. c, Monastic II., by Handsome Adria; ch. c, Martius, by Flying Dutchman Cadma; ch. c, Pentaur, by Flying Dutchman Plantress; br. c, Moharib. by Esher Reflection; ch. c, Montebank, by Sir Modred .; Woodford filly; b. g, Oriel, by Order Al-1 bertina; gr. c, Dutiful, by Faraday Slip-along; ch. f, Fluella, by Flying Dutchman Falaise; br. f, Sweet Gretchen, by Flying Dutchman Battle Belle. Schreiber. B.. b. c, Otto Stifel. by Sain-"Wetumka; b. c, Miles Finlen, by Sain Highland; b. c Dargln, by Sain Florence Dickey, 'fscnulte? W. F., b. c, Batts, by Florist jrannle Willoughby; b. c, Idas, by Florist Smathers, E. E., b. c, Dick Bernard, by Florist Veronica. Stevens, T. H., b. c, Walnut Hill, by Fonso Florimore; b. c, Barkley, by Wads-worth April's Lady. Thomas, E. R., br. c, Pulsus, by Top Gallant Glen Hop. Tichenor, M. H. & Co., b. c, Flower King, by Florist Czarina II.; b. c, Flo Bob, by Florist or Bob Miles Gold Bird, i Waltring & Co., b. c, Rheingold, by Wagner Favena. j Willis, S. D., b. c, Glenfio, by St Florian Glenn's Pride. Williams, J. S., b. g, Clay Clement, by Monarch Hibernia Queen. Zeigler, II. M., ch. c, Don John, by Esher War Mantle; br. e, St. Giles, by St. Florian Mabel Duffy; b. c, Wayfarer, by Wagner Longalight. Thirteen declared May 1, 1903, at $10 each. Next declaration due January 2, 1904, $25 each. The following declared out May 1, 1903: Julian Yale, Falernian, Good Catch, Rian, Honest John, Elwood, Fox Lake, Preakness, Esherson, J. P. Mayberry, O'Malley, Soldier of Fortune, Foresight. The Tennessee Oaks for 1904. A sweepstakes for fillies three-year-olds (foals of 1901). $100 each, $40 forfeit, or $10 if declared on or before May 1, 1903; $20 if declared on or before January 2, 1904. All declarations void unless accompanied by the money. $2,000 added, of which $400 to second, $200 to third, and fourth to save stake. Weights, 117 lbs. Closed with 78 nominations. One mile. Arthur, James, b. f, Shaitan, by Free Knight Columbia; b. f, Tribune, by Free Knight Zella. Barnes, W. S., br, f, Bronzewood, by Rainbow Sara; blk. f, Shades of Night, by Jim Gore Preliminary. Bender, S. S., b. f, Mary Dunn, by Pessara Fedora II. Bennett, G. C. & Co., ch. f, Interrogation, by Charade-Moc Min. Brown, S. S., ch. f, Audience, by Sir Dixon Sallie McClelland; b. f, Miss McMeekin, by Fonso Daisy Rose; br. f, Revision, by Wads-worth Reveal; ch. f, Lamella, by Lamplighter Mona. Bradley, E. R., ch. f, Prado, by Russell Hira' Villa. Burns & Waterhouse, br. f, Rowena, by Altamax Picnic; b. f, Sweet Tone, by First Tenor Sweet Faverdale. Burline, H. H., b. f, La Chaperone, by Requital Anna B. Buschmeyer, C. F., ch. f, Miss Marconi, by Albert Elizabeth Klein. Brewster, Mrs. E., br. f, Riceful, by Dr. Rice "Unfaithful. Cook, Fred, b. f, Miss Mollle, by Pardee Miss C; ch. f, Glisten, by Knight of Ellerslie Beloved; b. f, Determination, by Rough and Ready Fatality. Corrigan, E., b. f, Virna, by Riley Vixen; br. f, Artation, by Artillery Innovation; br. f, Alba, by Artillery Eugenia III. DeWitt, C. & Co., ch. f, Mandy Lee, by St. Domingo Madonna II. Drake, John A., b. f. Miss Veracity, by Scorpion Truth; b. f, Matronia, by Esher Matron; ch. f. Handsome Florry, by Handsome Florry Myers. Ellison, C. R., ch. f, Vestina Belle, by Cayuga Golden Reel. Fay, John, b. f, Rachael Ward, by Inspector B. Piazza; b. f, Big Goose, by Tithonus In spec tress Fizer, W. H., b. f, Mildred L., by Ornament Katie Longfellow. Gorman & Bauer, b. f, Blue Pennant, by Rainbow The Brown Countess. Greener, J. G. & Co., br. f, Oaxaca, by Ornus Vittoria; b. f, Outwai, by Ornus Leonell; ch. f, Ogowai. by Ornus Becky Sharp III.; ch. f, Oviedo, by Ornus Patti Rosa. Hayes, T. P., b. f, Radium, by Russell Silverstone. Hayes & Headley, ch. f, Orient, by Ornament Bessie V. C. Kidd, F. P., br. f, Sararose, by St George Shadow Dance. Marklein, J. J., b. f, Miss Fleischmann, by St. Maxim Philopena. Moore, Charles W., ch. f, White Plume, by Order Virginia Moore. McDowell, T. C, b. f. Advantage, by Pirate of Penzance Queenlike H. (Dead.) Phillips, Mrs. J., br. f, Morning Star, by Loyalist Satellite II. Schorr, J. W., br. f, Sweet Gretchen, by Flying Dutchman Battle Belle; ch. f, Fluella, by Flying Dutchman Falaise; b. f, Walterine, by Sir Walter Carmencita; br. f, Vol to, by Dr. Rice Vol tine; br. f, Esca-lera, by Esher Fenella; ch. f, Excentral, by Esher Excellenza; ch. f, Mingore, by Esher Minty Gore. Schreiber, B., b. f, Semolina, by Sain Yankee Heiress; b. f, Winifreda, by Sain Laura Agnes; b. f, Caroburn, by Bannock-burn Caroline Hamilton; b. f, Testimony, by Sain Prize; blk. f, Signorina, by Sain Park Ridge. Schulte, W. F., b. f, Lyrist, by Florist-Miss AM; br. f, Flori, by Florist Peri. Shannon, T. H., ch. f, Aline Newman, by Halma Callie Dozier. Stevens, T. H., ch. f, Nellie Cromwell, by Wadsworth Fonsie; ch. f, Codex, by Wads-worth Fancy Free; b. f, Cardona, by St. Florian Wary. Striker, Louis, b. f, Humming Bird, by Wood Moss Countess Irene. Talbot Bros., b. f, Wainola, by The CommonerMatilda; ch. f, Shawana, by The Commoner Becky Sharp. Tichenor, M. H. & Co., b. f, Carmelita, by Linden Agnetta. Waltring & Co., b. f, Lida Vivian, by Deceiver Susie Kirwin. Willis, S. D., ch. f, San Marino, by Cayuga Lilith. Yeager, J. C. & Co., ch. f, Conceit, by Applegate Jane Gray. Young, Milton, or. f, Black, by Pirate of Penzance The 'Chough. Zeigler, H. M., ch. f, Totness, by Sir Dixon Marina; ch. f, Pirouette, by Faran-dole Giralda; ch. f, Lady Lavish, by Knight of the Thistle Squander; ch. f, Pristlna by Henry of Navarre St Priscilla. Six declared out May 1, 1903, at $10 each. Next declaration due January 2, 1904, at $20 each. The following declared out May 1, 1903: I Lady Thistle, Mabel Goode, Rilda, Dapper, Darebith, Pretty Peggy. New Orleans Entries NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather wet; track heavy. Apprentice allowance. 4Runs well in mud. First Race 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Colts. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age.Wt Hdcp. 430382Montebank 115 ..720 42323 Diaphanous 4..lll ..705 42435 Clangor m ..725 43075 Tamarix 108 ..700 43038 Sea Shark 108 ..715 43038 King's Charm 108 ..715 Second Race 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 429843Aladdin 4.. 4.. 107 ..715 430773Ben Chance 4.. 6.. 107 ..720 ,41216 Ben Hempstead 4.. . 4.. 104 ..700 43057 Fairbury 4... 5.. 104 ..705 41441 Hucena 4.. 4.. 104 ..700 43057 Past 4.. 99 ..725 Third Race 1 Mile. 3- year-olds and upward. Selling. 42906 Free Admission 5.. 103 ..710 43024 Will Shelly 3.. 102 ..705 43056 Barkelmore 4.. 3.. 100 ..700 430203Sarah Maxim 4-.. 3.. 98 ..715 430412Choice 4.. 5.. 98 ..720 (43074)Tioga 4.. 3.. 96 ..715 43024 Glendon 4-.. 3.. 96 ..710 (43024)Bob Hilliard 4.. 3.. 95 ..7.15 43020 Ma'mselle. 4.. 3.. 93 ..710 43056 Jove 4... 3.. 92 ..705 (42180)Artist 4. . 3.. 89 ..725 42225Claristina 3.. 89 ..700 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. All Ages. Highweight Handicap. 43022 Maltster 4... 5.. 120 ..740 43073 Moderator 4..4..113 ..720 38320 Blueblaze 4... 5.. 112 ..715 43056 Worthington 4.. 4.. 112 ..730 43076 Lady Free Knight... 4.. 2.. 106 ..735 43021 Cyprienne 4.. 2.. 106 ..735 430233Aggie Lewis .. 2.. 104 ..750 Fifth Race 6 1-2 Furlongs. 4- year-olds and upward. Selling. (36603)Leviathan 4... 4.. 109 ..710 38722 W. J. Deboe 4.. 5.. 108 ..710 430562Balm of Gilead 4-.. 4.. 106 ..715 41647 Fake 4-.. 5.. 106 ..705 (43041)Alpaca 4. 6.. 105 ..720 43057 Bard of Avon 4.. 5.. 105 ..725 (43056)Zyra 4.. 4.. 104 ..715 43042 Burgoyne 4.. 6.. 103 ..700 430023Mayor Johnson 4.. 4.. 103 ..705 42923Lovable 4.. 6.. 102 ..710 (43001)Little Jack Horner. 4... 7.. 100 ..715 43042Bean 4.. 5.. 98 ..700 Sixth Race 6 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 421503Macbeth 4.. 4.. 107 ..710 42965 Siddara 5.. 106 ..705 43042 Emma A. M 4--. 4.. 105 ..710 42988Mollie T 4".. 4.. 104 ..715 43005 Ida V. 4.. 5.. 103 ..700 43042 Half a Hundred 5.. 103 ..690 43056 Russellton 4. . 5.. 103 ..725 42934Baronet 4"-- 5.. 102 ..720 37836 Debenture 4.. 98 ..705 43041Pirate's Daughter... 4-. 5.. 98 ..700 42336Si Ah 4.. 98 ..710 42651Lee King 4"-- 6.. 9S -.715 j LYMAN T. HAY H. R. MORRISON PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. I HOT SPRINGS JOCKEY CLUB INAUGURAL WINTER MEETING January 1 to March 25, 1904. (SUBJECT TO APPROVAL BY THE WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB.) No Purse Less than $400. Betting Ring Open lo all , Reputable Bookmakers. The plant is in process of erection, is situated at beautiful Hot Springs, Arkansas. Rock bland trains to Grand Stand in eight minutes from the city. Every detail is being carefully looked into and the plant will be complete in every way. C limate unexcelled for winter racing. JOSEPH A MURPHY MARS CASSIDY PRESIDING JUDGE. 8TARTKK. New Orleans Form NEW ORLEANS FORM. The form of Monday's New Orleans fields is: First Race Clangor, Montebank, Sea Shark. Second Race Past. Ben Chance, Aladdin. Third Race Artist, Choice, Sarah Maxim. Fourth Race Aggie Lewis, Maltster, Lady Free Knight Fifth Race Bard of Avon, Alpaca, Zyra. Sixth Race Russellton, Baronet, Mollie T. New Orleans Form NEW ORLEANS FORM. New Orleans, La., December 5. The ! horses seeming to Iiave the best chances in Monday's races are: First Race Montebank, Diaphanous, Sea Shark. Second Race Aladdin, Ben Chance, Past Third Race Ma'mselle, Artist, Barkelmore. Fourth Race Aggie Lewis, Ladv Free Knight, Worthington. Fifth Race Mayor Johnson, W. J. Deboe, Leviathan. Sixth Race Russellton, Macbeth, Baronet T. K. Lynch. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. C. T. W., Chicago. Daily Racing Form is not responsible for the vagaries of betting at New Orleans or any other track. ' It prints reports from its correspondents just as they are received. Its correspondents are careful and reliable men and the quotations you ask about were those current at the track at post time. E. J. T., St. Louis. Had you been at the track all you could have obtained straight against Irene Lindsey would have been the coupled price, and you would have backed the entry. You could have backed the entry at St. Louis, but elected to back one of the entry alone and so lost. John, Chicago. If the bet was understood to be at ticker prices, the wager should be paid at the price quoted over the ticker. J. J. W., St Louis. No. The quotation was correctly printed. New Orleans papers give the same quotation E. H., Chicago. We are investigating to see if any mistake was made. Will say so if any is discovered. Roth, Chicago. Ancke was out for place and your parlay won if the other horse or horses won. O. N., Milwaukee, Wis. Buttons and Duke of Kendal belong to the E. R. Thomas Stable. P. W. D., Detroit ,Mich. Cambaceres was 3 to 2 to show, Nov. 30. Shelton. Big Massie and Bill Massie are both at San Francisco. W. S., Chicago. The quotations were received as printed. Fashion, Chicago. The wager on Witfull was a loser.