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Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, July 8, 1906

Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, July 8, 1906 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1906 drf1906070801 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, July 8, 1906 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1906 $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] QJ TOii. xn. isro. 162. Chicago, sukpay, july s, 1906. price 5 ceistts Accident In the Feature: Dandelion Falls with Jockey Miller In Race for Commonwealth Handicap ACCIDENT IN THE FEATURE. DANDELION FALLS WITH JOCKEY MILLER IN RACE FOR COMMONWEALTH HANDICAP. Sir Huon the" Winner Go Between Is Withdrawn Jockey Club Allows the Hitchcock Protest-New York Racing News. Xew York. July 7. Jockey Walter Miller, the idol of metropolitan racegoers, had a miraculous escape from le!ng killed at Sheepshead Bay this afternoon when Dandelion, the favovite, went down at the h.ead of the stretch in the race for the Commonwealth Handicap at a mile and a quarter. A half dozen horses were immediately behind Dandelion when the accident occurred, and that both horse and rider escaped without sustaining even so much us a scratch, was considered wonderful. The accident was due to foul riding on the part of Brussel on Cederstrome and Dyne on Cairngorm. . These two formed a wedge into which Dandelion was forced. It was at the critical and deciding moment in the race, "Miller being intent on niakng his final closing sprint after having held Dandelion in reserve for the tirst mile. Experts agree that with clear sailing, the unlucky Hitchcock horse would have won. As it " was. Sir Huon, showing vast improvement over Ids preceding effort, scored the victory. The westerners backed Kam's Horn on the strength of a recent sensational trial, and jockey Perrine came in for general execration for his inferior handling of that horse. Aside from the big race, the card was one of the best of the meeting. The weather was ideal for racing and a crowd estimated at 35,000 persons was in attendance. Miller's vigorous ride was chiefly responsible for the success of the Belmont filly, Misgivings, in the Vernal Stakes. The heavily supported Soprano was badly messed about by Hagan. Court Dress withdrawal in tills nice occasioned general regret. Miller again distinguished .himself by landing the last race, over the grass course with the much Im-provctl- Kntree7imtting it all over his formidable : ' rn Itadtke, on Relgravia. The latter claimed foul against the winner, -which was not allowed. Jockey Eugene Ilihlebrand. just . returned from a successful career at Buffalo, was heartily welcomed at Shepsliead Bay today. He was to have ridden Kiiiiecrankie in the Vernal Stakes, but trainer Rogers elected to scratch her and place his dependence on her stable mate Killaloe, which, by the way, is the first foal out of Jinks, the full sister to Mesmerist, to race. General surprise was occasioned in turf circles over the withdrawal of Go Between at the last moment from the Commonwealth Handicap. F. K. Hitchcock's protest against the eligibility for this race of the celebrated Meddler five-year-old was sustained by the Jockey Club stewards who had leen appealed to as the court of last resort. Their ruling covers the entry of the Shields horse for this race only. Mr. Shields voluntarily withdrew him from the Bay Ridge Handicap, down for decision next Monday, owing to the excessive weight he is called upon to carry and also to avoid any possible con-llict with the turf authorities. He has been advised that Rule 57 of the Rules of Racing covers 'the case and that by the payment of the usual fee, said to be $10 for each stake or handicap, the entry of Go Between will 1k corrected. Ormonde's Right may not start again this season. Far West was claimed for $2,090 out of the last race on Friday by Frank Kelly. There were some new developments in the Bun-dooran case today; it seems that a man named J. !. Dorsey had trainee! the horse before he was brought east and pending the issuance of a trainer's license, had turned him over to Henry narris to handle. The stewards of the Jockey Club took action today in his case and ruled him off the turf. Today's meeting of the stewards of the Jockey Club was held in the apartments of James It. Keene in the Waldorf-Astoria and was attended by Mr. Keene, August Belmont, J. H. Bradford, F. R. Ilitchcock, H. K. Knapp and F. K. Sturgis. Five Favorites Are First at Latonia: Big Crowd Enjoys the Sport-Nicol Rides Threa Winners-John Carroll is Beasten FIVE FAVORITES ARE FIRST AT LATONIA. Big Crowd Enjoys the Sport Nicol Rides Threa Winners John Carroll Is Beaten. Cincinnati, O., July 7. The attendance at Latonia today, in view of the fact that there was nothing particularly attractive aliout the card, was surprisingly large. It was withal a pleasure hunting crowd and they seemed to have found what they were looking for, and dollars In addition, for five favorites were successful. Jockey Nicol returned from his brief visit to Chicago this morning and rode three winners. He might have had another had he been willing to hazard the rather uninviting opening that was afforded in the final furlong of the handicap race. However, he didn't take the chance and John Carroll, counted best by the speculators, finished third to Braden and Lady Esther. The defeat of John Carroll was a disappointment to the followers of the Corrigan colors, but there was some salve in the fact that la the previous race Alma Dufour had scored brilliantly, running the mile in l:39j. Only sixteen bookmakers drew In at today's ( allotment of stands. This was a decrease of four. Four field books were also In line today. There Is considerable complaint from speculators over the failure of most of the books to accept wagers of any consequence at the prices quoted ou their slates. The judges started an investigation today of the running of Harefoot in the steeplechase of yesterday. Among those quizzed was trainer Pierce, who has the horse in charge. He stated that Harefoof ran his best races with light weight up and also added that the horse bled badly on his return to the stable. J. H. Baker will ship his stable to Fort Erie tomorrow. C. Gill, now at Kenilworth Park, has wired for stable room here. Debar was worked after the last race three-quarters in impressive style In 1:14. Windsor's Spring Meeting a Success: Pendergast Rides Four Winners on the Closing Day Special Horse Train to Fort Erie WINDSOR'S SPRING MEETING A SUCCESS. Pendergast Rides Four Winners on the Closing Day Special Horse Train to Fort Erie. Delroit, Mich.. July 7. -Racing came to an end at Windsor this afternoon. The meeting has leeii a most successful one. The attendance on. the whole was large and the contests were keen. The only drawback was the poor service furnished by the Windsor Street Car Company. The racing today was of high order, the finishes being close and the lest horses in four of the races scoring victories. .Tocke.v Pendergast was in the limelight, riding four winners'. This boy has improved greatly and if he can keep up his present form, will be much in demand. What was perhaps the best race of the day was the handicap for three-year-olds and upward at one mile. Benvolio, the winner, ran a splendid race. He was always a keen contender and wore down Old Slone in the iinal strides, snatching a victory right at the finish. Mose Goldblatt and jockey Aulmchon will leave fof Cincinnati tonight. Goldblatt's horses will remain here until their owner decides where lie will race. Aubuehon will remain at Latonia until such a decision has been reached. A speenl train of express cars filled with horses will leave Windsor tomorrow morning for Fort Erie, arriving in the latter place in the afternoon. New York Starts In Two Races at Salem: Wins One Snd Finishes Second In the Other-Holds Track Record for Te Mile JJEW YORK STARTS IN TWO RACES AT SALEM. Wins One and Finishes Second in the Other Holds Track Record for the Mile. Salem, N. H.. July 7. G. L. Richards' seven-vear-oid horse. New York, started in loth the first and fourth races at Rockingham Park today. He finished a fairly good second to Ostrich in the first it seven furlongs and then went out and won the handicap, the feature of the card, running the mile hi 1 :), a new traek record. The seven furlongs race was only a warm up for Xew York. In the handicap Penrhyn made the pace to the half mile post, when New York assumed the lead and won with two lengths to spare. Palette was a good second, two lengths In front of Penrhyn. The latter faded away when turning for home and thereafter was never a factor. Oxford could never get "'suniuef H.a!HarrIs furnished the closest finish of the day. winning by a neck over Gloriosa. The latter made a game effort, but was not quite good ",TJie'lother races proved dull and listless, the winner In each proving his claim to superiority long ln'forr the finish. . . Jockey Chandler arrived here today from Buffalo. Jockey liildebraud has returned to New York. Bufffalo Form Chart BUFFALO FORM CHART. BUFFALO, N. Y., July 7, 190G. Thirtieth day. Buffalo Racing Association. Summer Meeting (30 days). Weather clear; track fast. (25 books on.) Presiding Judge, Frank J. Bryan. Starter, W. Murray. Secretary, John Boden. ' Racing starts at 3:15 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures iu parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. d Q A O Q FIttST RACE 1 1-16 Miles. (1:40392.) $400 added. 3-year-olds and upward. DOtbtO Handicap. Net value to winner $370. Ind Horses AWt PPSt Vl StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C PS 63154BOBBIE KEAN wb 5 120 2 1 1J l1 1 l2 Is C Bell C C Smithson 7-5 S-5 7-5 2-5 out (63406) ROYAL WINBOW W 5 102 5 3 2 2ll 2'S 2' 2 Koerner Mrs W Keating 4 5 5 6-5 1-3 (G3179)JACK DOL.AN w 3 112 1 4 4 3h 3 3 3 Roman'li J Phillips 7-5 S-5 8-5 2-5 out (63346) SIL.VERSKIN wb 4 110 4 5 5 5 5 4" 4s Schade W T Brinkworth 15 30 20 7 7-5 C340C PETER PAUL. WS 5 94 3 2 31 4 41 5 5 H Alex Mrs R Bradley 30 30 30 S 2 Time, 24, 4S, 1:13, 1:39?, 1:45J (new track record). Winner B. h, by Flatlands Lizzie M. (trained by W. Garth). Went to post at 3:10. At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second the same. Bobbie Keau showed a tremendous flight of speed, set the pace throughout and was never in trouble. Royal Window was always in nearest pursuit, ran a fine race and had no opposition for second place. Jack Dolap ran under restraint for the first three-quarters, but tired and was all out when called on for a final effort. The other two cut no figure. Scratched C3348Monacodor. IPC; G3470 Saladin, 95. nQJ AA SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. (1:12, 5 105.) $400 added. 2-year-olds. Selling. O O 4fc & j Set value to winner $350. Ind" Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P B 63375sBLONDY w 105 S 1 3' 3 3'J 1 'C Bell J DeArman 4 41 41 S-5 7-10 (63375)GRACE KIMBALL. w 105 6 2 W ll IS 2" C Ross H J Sargeant 4 5 3A 7-5 7-10 (63407) AFFINITY WB 103 7 6 5 5" 6i 3 J Lee M Nicoll S 10 8 2 1 (63379)TEMACEO w 109 2 5 4 4 41 41 O And' son S Lazarus 4 4 21 6-5 3-5 63472LADY VERA WB 10S 5 4 23 2 2 5i L, Smith W Garth 10 12 12 5 2J 63407 BOGUM W 102 1 3 6& 6 5 6 Koerner J O Keene 4 5 5 S-5 7-10 6343S3COMMODORE THEIN W 107 3 S 8 8 8 7 J MclntyreJ J Mackessey 30 60 CO 20 8 63471 ALLTNE CUMMINGS w 99 4 7 75 72 "i- 8 Schade J S Hawkins 15 30 30 10 4 Time, 23, 47t, 1:12. Winner Ch. c, by Ingoldsby Ilifalutln (trained by U. Z. DeArman). Went to" post at 3:45. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third easily. Blondy ran under reserve to the stretch, then came on with a rush and. passing Grace Kimball, won in "a canter. Grace Kimball showed the most early speed, but was hard pressed by Lady Vera for five furlongs and tired in the stretch. Affinity came like a flash from the rear in the stretch and would h.ve been second in another stride. Temaceo ran a good race. Lady Vera ran a fast live-eighths and tired. Scratched (G3472)Elllcott, 110; G34382Dr. Wentker, 102. Overweights Blondy, 2 pounds. d Q PC ff '-TIIIRD RACE 1 Mile and 40 Yards. (1:4241047) $400 added.- 3-year-olds and" OOOwU upward. Selling. Net value to winner $360. ' Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (63470)RACINE II. ws 3 100 3 4 21 2 2' 1 lh J Lee W S Diffenderfer 12 20 20 6 2 63441sTHOMOND W 4 114 5 6 4 5 55 4 2' W Davis W F Presgrave 2 3 3 4-5 1-3 (63233)AUSTRALINA SB 5 106 4 1 51 4& 41 21 3s Koerner R S Davidson 4 4 3 1 2-5 (63441) NONSENSE ws 3 97 2 2 3 3' 31 3fk 4 H Alex Mrs R Bradley 6 S 7 2 1 63443 MIDAS wb 3 101 1 3 Is Is ll 5s 5l J J Walsh G E Dudley 12 20 20 8 4 .U9RQHfeV -jsMaw-UOS. 6 .56 6 6,6.. I' 'Clark . Q. T "Henshall.-S-S-S 7-5 1-2 out Time, 24i, 4S. 1:13, 1:41?, 1:43s. Winner B. c, by Racine Silver Grey (trained by J. Hook). Went .to nost at 4:15. At post 1 minute. Start good for all except Thomond. Won driving; -econd easily; third the same. Racine II. followed Midas closely to the stretch and, taking the lead, finished gamely, but barely stayed long enough. Thomond was started behind the others, closed a big gap and, gaining steadily, would have won in another stride. Australlna ran a good race, but tired in the stretch. Midas showed the most early speed, but failed to stay. Pronta ran an unaccountably bad race. Nonsense quit. Scratched (03409) Earl Rogers, 104; C334SsMonacodor, 101; (C3473) Embarrassment, 111; 03413 Pro-gramme, 91; C3441 Duke of Kendal, 113; C3443 Fair Light, 104. OOKAl FOURTH RACE 5-8 Mile. (1:0012122.) Genesee Stakes. Value $1,000. 2-year- O O OjLFJL olds. Selling. Net value to winner $075. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 6294G ORPHAN LAD WB 103 3 4 4' 4 3J Ik Koerner D Dunlop 3-2 3-211-102-5 out G.-i375LUCY MARIE w 96 2 1 3 2t 2l 21 C Ross J J Mackessey 2 21 21 4-5 out eSlOT'CRIP s 99 1 3 l"k n it 3s Roman'li J M Johnson S 15 15 4 7-5 C3177SWING TING wb 101 4 2 21 3 4' 4" Schade J S Hawkins 6 6 6 2 3-5 633262DE OBO W 104 5 5 5 5 5 5 L, Smith S T AVhite 3 5 5 7-5 1-2 Time. 242, 4S2, 1:002. Winner Blk. g, by Fatherless Eostre (trained by V. Garth). Went io post at 4:40. At post 2 minutes. Start good for all except De Oro. Won driving; second tlie same; third easily. Orphan Lad was outrun In the early stages, but came through the stretch with :i rush and got up to win In the last stride. Lucy Marie ran well and should have won, but nor rider was overconfident and rode a bad finish when challenged at the end. Crip showed the most early speed, but tired in the final furlong. Wing Ting quit and Is not running to her true form. De Oro was practlcnlly left and had no chance. Scratched (li3102)Gromoboi, 102; C3410JTudor, 97; C3499 Lady Vera, 104; G3471sSweet Kitty, 94; 03408 Schroeder's Midway, 102. Q KiO FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (1:0(5 4114.) $400 added. 3-year-olds and upward. UOOU Selling. Net value to winner $3S0. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P a 63230'ALENCON W 4 106 12 1 2& l'l Is l4 G Ross J Phillips 6-5 6-5 1 1-2 out 62994 PHILADOR WSli 3 107 1 8 4 :i6 3" 2 C Bell W G Orem 20 50 50 20 10 03378 AKBAR WB 3 112 3 4 6 4l 41 3"k W Dugan P Straus 8 8 8 3 7-5 62331 MISS POINT W 3 97 4 2 3h 51 5l 4 T Mahon H Flippen 20 60 50 20 8 63442'LORD AINTREE w 4 114 5 5 S2 7 6l 55 W Davis J F Schafer S S 8 3 S-5 62070 BRIBERY w 3 102 6 12 10s 12 10 6 Kent A L. Austin 10 10 6 2J 7-5 6337SSINGING MASTER w 5 106 11 7 5nt 2J 2& 71 II Alex M Jordan 15 20 20 8 4 61744 MASSADA W 4 109 7 9 12 11 12 8s T Clark C T Henshall 20 30 30 10 5 6322S MAFALDA WB 5 111 10 10 7h 91 ya 9J E Walsh J O Keene 12 15 15 6 3 6322S-PROSPERO wsb 3 107 2 3 lh 8l 11 10 J Lee W M Scheftel 3 4 4 8-5 4-5 63004 AMERICA II. W 3 102 8 6 91 10 SI 11 J J Walsh G E Dudley 40 60 60 20 10 63228 OSSINEKE w 3 102 9 11 ll"k ci 7"tl2 Koerner W Whelan 10 12 12 6 3 Time, 23 1, 485, 1:07. Winn-r Cli. g, by St. Carlo Gold Lace (trained by J. Phillips). Went to post at 5:17. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won cantering; second driving; third the same. Alencon waited on Prospero to the middle of the turn, then drew away and won in -i canter. Pliilador ran a surprisingly good race, was well up all the way and gamely withstood a challenge from Akbar. The latter finished fast and would have been second in another stride. Alencon was slightly cut down after passing the wire. Miss Point and Lady Alntree finished fast and close up. Brlberv closed a big gap. Singing .Master and Prospero showed speed, but failed to stav. Scratched 425! Jake, 114; 02S03 Father Catcliem, 99; 0337S Pinta, 97; C3005 Selected, 109. Overweights Akbar. 5 pounds; Mafalda,2. ftQ f?AO SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. (1:40 3 92.) $400 added. 3-year-olds and upward. UOuUQ Selling. Net value to winner $335. Ind Horses" AWt PPSt A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P a (63443)PERRY M'ADOW w 4 109 4 3 1 l"t m H l2 Koerner C W Richardson 3 4 4 1 out 63441'SECRET WB 3 95 5 5 5 5 4s 3s 2& II Alex J C Ghio 2i 31 31 1 out (E323S)SUNRAY W 4 102 2 1 3 21! 2 2J 3s C Ross C A Ross- 4-5 4-5 7-10out 63413WATER PANSY w 5 109 1 4 4J 3 3 4l 4s J MclntyreJ Shannon 10 20 20 5 8-5 63470 HEAD DANCE ' WSB 4 112 3 2 2U 4s 5 5 5 T Clark C T Henshall 6 10 10 3 7-10 Time. 24J, 49g,. 1:14, 1:40s. 1:462. Winner Br. c, bv Top Gallant Ccil B. (trained by V. Hollar). Went to post at 5:44. At post 10 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Perry McAdow threw bis rider while at the post and ran away through the stable yards, but when caught and brought back for the race, took the lead at the start and, holding it, won going away. Secret closed a big gap and finished fast after being knocked off his stride at the start. Sunray ran out at the head of the stretch when going well and apparently the winner. Water Pansy showed speed, but tired. Head Dance can do much better. Scratched C3500 Nonsense, 101; (03233) Australlna, 107. Kenilworth Park Meeting a Success: Balance on Right Side of Ledger-Oephan Lad Wins Genesee Selling Stakes KENILWORTH PARK MEETING A SUCCESS. Balance on Right Side of Ledger Orphan Lad Wins Genesee Selling Stakes. Buffalo, N. Y., July 7. Today "marked the closing of the most successful meeting that has ever been held at .Kenilworth Park. The treasurer reports that instead of a deficit, lie 1ms a balance on the right side of the ledger. The usual half holiday crowd' todays -was-iric;iased -j-elarga- n!jrojp.r..iik Canadians taking advantage of the excursion of the Toronto Athletic Club. A special train was run from Toronto to Buffalo. The feature of the card was the running of the Genesee Selling Stakes for two-year-olds, while only five youngsters went to the post, It was a race from start to finish. Orphan Lad was installed the choice of the public and It was due to the skill of Koerner that those that backed him cashed. The colt under his urging finished with a terrific rush and got the verdict by a head. With riders reversed, Lucy Marie would have won. Racine 11. repeated his performance of yesterday and won by a narrow margin from Thomond. whicn was let off In the rear of the others under instructions of the judges, it lieing dangerous to the other starters. Had he gotten away on even terms he would have won easily. Alencon, in the fifth race, won in a canter and as lie was pulling up, one of the horses in the rear jumped on him, cutting him badly. Perry McAdow got mixed up in the barrier In the last race, unseated Koerner and made a 'tour of the stables before he was caught, but his wanderings did not seem to affect his speed. He got off In a good position and made every jost a winning one. Sunray, the favorite, might have won, but when lie got tb the head of (lie stretch he bolted to the fence and finished on the extreme outside. The Bard's ,Mating for 1906 THE BARD'S MATING FOR 1906. Lexington, Ivy., July 7. The Bard, now located at Woodburn Stud, was mated to fourteen mares this season. He is now twenty-four years old. One of the noted mares bred to him this year was Los Angeles, now twenty-one years old. She has at her side a handsome chestnut suckling colt by him. She is owned by J. T. Chauley a wealthy contractor of Jersey City. Other breeders who sent mares to The Bard this year were Karl Jungbluth and Perry Belmont. August Belmont wrote William Steele, who has the great horse in charge for A. J. Cassatt, that had lie known t-arlier The Bard was in Kentucky, he would" have sent several mares to him. No Chang for Racing at Detroit NO CHANCE FOR RACING AT DETROIT. Detroit, Mich., July 7. John Hachmeister was a visitor at Windsor during the afternoon. He denies-that his presence here has anything to do with arranging for a meeting at Grosse Pointe. Such a thing is impossible at this time owing to the vigorous war being waged on all kinds of gambling games by Prosecutor Hunt. Mr. Hachmeister says that he came here to look over the track and arrange for some needed repairs and other little things nee-essary around the plant. The track will be kept In good repair, but there will Ihi no racing there for some time to come. Mr. Hachmeister returned to Cincinnati tonight. Walker May Bring German Horses Here WALKER MAY BRING GERMAN HORSES HERE. Memphis, Tenn., July 7. George Walker may campaign a half dozen of the best horses of this season on the German turf In America next year. In a letter to relatives in this city Walker says he is trying to induce Herr Weinberg to consent to liis bringing over Fels, Festino, Zenith and three or four others of the string with which he has been so successful. Fels is the champion three-year-old of this year. He won the German Derby. Festino is a four-year-old, a good handicap horse and a weight carrier. Will Sell Brown Horses next Fall WILL SELL BROWN HORSES NEXT FALL. Lexington. Ky.. July 7. The question of the dis-posltton of the thoroughbred holdings of the estate or the late Captain S. S. Brown has lieen settled. All of the horses have been consigned to the Fasig-Tipton Company, of New York, and will be sold next fall. The horses In tra iling and yearlings will be auctioned at Sheepshead Bay In September and the stallions, broodmares and weanlings will be sold In this city. November 20-29. Will Hear Appealed Case Tuesday "WILL HEAR APPEALED CASE TUESDAY. Cincinnati, O., July 7. The appeal of the Kentucky Raciug Commission from the decision of Judge Evans at Louisville, whereby the commission was enjoined from interference with the Douglas Park Jockey Club in the matter of racing dates, will be heard In the United States Court of Appeals here Tuesday next. " Sharkey In the Toils SHARKEY IN THE TOLLS. Cincinnati. O., July 7. "Colonel" Lawrence P. Sharkey Is in trouble again. This time he. is under arrest on complaint of a colored woman, who says he induced her to give him money to bet on races which he claimed were "fixed."- Salvator Recovers from Colic SALVATOR RECOVERS FROM COLIC. Lexington, Kv., July 7. Salvator, J. B. Hag-gin's great horse, which was sick with colic early tliis week Is now out of all danger. His sickness caused much concern at Elmendorf where he is still regarded as king of the stud. Salvator is twenty years old and this was his first sickness of a serious nature for years. Presents for Trainer and Jockeys PRESENTS FOR TRAINER AND JOCKEYS. "In commemoration of the success of his home-bred horses. Dishabille and Ethon, In stakes at Sheepshead Bay, July 4, Geo. C. Bennett will forward his check to trainer Charlie Mulholland for a handsome amount, wliile jockeys Sewell and Jack Martin will also bo remembered," says the Memphis Commercial-Appeal. "It was the first time the Bennett silks Aad been returned winner of two stakes in the same day-Mr. Bennett was busy receiving congratulations yesterday from friends. A telegram was also received from 'Mickey' Shannon, who trained Dishabille for her first stake triumph In the Junior Championship at St. Louis In 1904. It was the first victory In a stake for a Bennett home-bred product and likewise the first stake winner 'Mickey' had ever sent to the post. It was through the solicitation of 'Mickey' that Mr. Bennett refused to part with Dishabille for a small consideration and when she showed her heels to the eastern owned cracks Wednesday, 'Mickey' -was among the first to wire Mr. Bennett. 'Your pea vine hay will be worth $100 per bale from now on,' wired 'Mickey, which meant that the substitute offered by Shelby county breeders for the famous blue grass as a diet for thoroughbreds may advance in value since tha home-breds won in New, York." Kinleydale Dies at Salem KINLEYDALE DIES AT SALEM. Salem, N. II., July 7. KInleydale, the three-year-old bay son of KInley Mack Berrledale, for which N. Dyment the Canadian turfman, paid $11,000 last year, died of pneumonia at Rockingham Park today. The horse caught cold on the way here from Buffalo. Nothing but Routine Business NOTHING BUT ROUTINE BUSINESS. Cincinnati, O., July 7. President M. J. Winn of the American Turf Association was at Latonia today. He says that nothing but routine business will be transacted at the meeting of the governing body next Tuesday morning. Page 2 Windsor Form Chart WINDSOR FORM CHART. WINDSOR, ONT., July 7, 1906. Eighteenth day. Highland Park Club. Spring Meeting (10 days). Weather clear; track fast. (8 hooks on.) Presiding Judge, Charles F. Price. Starter, Rlclnrd Dwycr. Secretary, Walter O. Parmer. Racing starts at 2:30 yi. in. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of eacli race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. Y Q -I f FIRST RACE 7-8 Mile. (l:OJ 1 103.) Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Xy Q JL J Maidens. Allowances. Net yalue to winner .51125. " Tn Horses AWt PPSt M StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 C3200 DENSIK DEXSMORB W 3 103 5 3 2 2l 2 21 Is Minder Oots Bros 25 2J 21 1 1-2 62355 GLEN LONELY WSB 3 96 13 S 4 3 31 31 2 McClaln J Clay 20 30 30 S 4 C3449 ANCIENT AV1TCH W 3 101 14 10 l'i Is 1 11 31 Bilac M D Miller 10 13 13 C 3 C3234PROFORMA W 3 101 2 2 3 41 4i 4 4 Kunz T It Ryan 2 2 2 4-3 out C27S6 MADEHEN W 4 103 9 C 7 10s 6 7 5s A'buchon G W Innes 3 3 3 C-3 3-5 C3234 MAX Ws 3 9S S 9 5l 5h 5 6 6 Hogg J U Strode 10, 13 13 C 3 C3102 DOC "WALLACE W 4 112 12 11 CS 7" S" 51 7 Mountain E Burnett G 6 6 2 6-3 G3335 BRADAVARLIN AVB 4 107 11 14 S 11 13s 14 Si J McL'hlinE Trotter 15 15 15 6 3 63231 MASSEY W 3 101' 4 7 91 6 T& 8s 91 Swain J F. Nichol 6 10 10 4 2 LEFT GUARD WS 3 103 7 12 10l Sl 91 9l 101 Niblack E D Blassco 20 20 20 S 4 G30.1S J. II. MONTGOM'Y wsb 3 101 3 4 13 SI 11 13 11' Goldstein E L Talley 20 CO 30 12 6 62071 W. W. PIERCE W 3 9S 6 5 12 14 14 12 12s Pen'gast J Evennan 10 10 10 4 2 C3159 SQUEEZER ws 4 110 1 1 11 13 121 111 13s E Baker G Turcott 10 15 15 C 3 G3153 MISS EBERLEE W 4 110 10 13 14 12 10' 101 H J Foley P McIIale 15 15 15 G 3 Time, 25, 49. 1:15?, 1:231. Winner Br. f, by Ogdcn Wamsutta (trained by W. E. Oots). Went to post at 2:40. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won ridden out: second drivhig; third the Fame. Densie Densmore, off well, was kept close to the leader and was under punishment in the final sixteenth, but was going away at the end. Glen Lonely ran a good race, was in forward-contention all the way and outgamed Ancient Witch for second placel Ancient Witch, off badly, was taken right to the front and made the running, but tired badly in the last sixteenth. Proforma had no mishaps. Madeiien met many interferences and will improve. , Overweights Densie Densmore, 2 pounds. JOKI t SECOND RACE 5-8 Mile. (1:001 2 112.) Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Selling. QOQ JL. JL Net value to winner $225. Ind Horses . AWt PPSt & StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P S 63430 ARNO wn 100 4 7 d 5'J 3 1 Pen'gast ' C S Wilson 111 2-5 out 632C6 FRENCH EMPRESS WS 100 5 3 2l 2 21 21 C II Shill'gL L Lamar 10 12 12 4 2 C34J0CHARLEY WARD w 100 3 5 31 31 4 3 Truman S J Charles 10 10 S 3 7-5 63390 KILDARE ivs 103 7 G 41 4" 5 4 J Foley E Lawrence G 8 S 3 7-5 G3450 LADY BATEMAN wn 100 2 1 1 1 l1 51 Swain A D Steele 5 5 5 2 4-5 63434 IMPOSITION W105 1 4 71 61 710 6 Kunz G Ganter 3 3 3 1 1-2 63454 MERRY LEAP YEAR w 103 S 2 5h 710 61 7s W Fischer J Burttschell 6 6 6 2 6-5 63390 HELEN H. III. W 100 G S S S 8 S Bllac F Valentine 15 20 20 8 4 Time. 23J, 49J, 1:02. Winner Ch. c, by Masetto Synia (trained by C. S. Wilson). Went to post at 3U)S. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Arno Is a flow beginner and apjieared hopelessly out of it on the backstretch but. saving ground on tin; stretch turn, went to the front quickly and won well in hand. French Empress showed a line turn of speed and easily held second place safe. Charley Ward finished fast. Improving with every rice, and is due soon. Klldare is rounding to and finished with a rush. Lady Bateman made the runnins and tired from It. Imposition, shullled back shortly after the start, was not persevered with and can do better. The last two were never factors. Scratched C3450Beau Brummel, IPS. AO f n V THIRD RACE Short Course. (3:307148.) Ontario Steeplechase. Value $1,000. 13 O O JL S 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $075. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 3 6 9 12 StrFln Jockeys Owners O H: C PS C63323)DAWSON ws 7 150 1 4 4'1 2h 2 1 1 1 McKin'y G H Neal 21 3 3 1 1-2 63112TCT THE MERE w S 133 6 7 7 7 5s 4 3 2l Corbley A L Poole 15 15 10 4 S-3 63267 MANZANO W G 126 7 1 21 l10 1 2l 2l 3 Graham F Fox 15 20 20 8 4 03433 LULU YOUNG ws S 137 5 2 11 3s 3s 31 4 4s McIIenry J Burttschell 21 21 21 1 1-2 63325GEARHOLM s 5 150 3 5 5' 41 4 5' 510 5 Rao C Campbell 2 2 2 4-5 out 0S325 SAM PARMER ws 7 155 4 6 6 5J G' 6 6 G Rice Sherman & BailerG 7 7 21 3-2 63424 GOLD RUN ws 4 127 2 3 31 G5 7 7 7 7 Pierce R J Laughlln 3 3 3 7-5 7-10 Time, 3:35 (new track record). Winner B. g, by St. Andrew or Maxio Easter, by VIcksburg (trained by G. II. Neal). Went to post at 3:35. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second ridden out; third driving. Dawson was best, went to the front when his rider was ready and, despite a blunder over two of the jumps, had no difficulty in maintaining his forward position. Trenct the Mere trailed for awhile, thou made up' ground gradually and finished witli a rush. Manzano was raced at a fast clip in front ami was very unruly. Is a good juniper and can win, but tired badly in the final strides. Lulu Young was in contention throughout and was pinched oil when entering the main track, otherwise would possibly have finished third. The last three were never dangerous. AoFlQ FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. (1:391 4 102.) Purse .$400. 3-year-olds and upward. DOl) JL'O Handicap. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P S ' C233SBENVOLIO ws 6 9S 4 5 4 4 3l 31 1& Pen'gast E Dealy 8-5 8-5 8-3 1-2 out 53291 OLD STONE wn 5 105 3 G l'J 1 1 l'J 2 A'buchon Mrs M Goldblatt 5 7 7 3 3-2 63420 ST. TAMMANY w 7 1031 6 2 6 51 41 5 S J Foley J U Strode 3 31 2 1 1-2 G3327 GOLDMATE wsn 3 9S 2 1 2h 21 2li 2' 4 Kunz G Holle 2i 31 31 6-5 3-5 (63423)RON MOT ws 7 108 1 3 5M 5' 41 510 C H Shill'gL L Lamar 3 3 21 4-5 out 634S3JBROOKSTON W 6 S5 5 4 3' 3H 6 6 6 Bilac W V Ellcry 10 15 15 5 2 Time, 24, 49, 1:144. 1:4 U. Winner B. h, by Bend Or Sierra Madra (trained by E. Dealy). Went to post at 4:05. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Ben-volio. well ridden, was reserved for the final effort, was clear of Interference throughout and. catching Old Stone twenty yards from the finish, beat him out by a narrow margin. Old Stone is in good form, set a stilt pace and only succumbed in the final strides. St. Tammany finished with his belated rush and wearing the leaders down. Goldmate, after being in contention all the way, rather unexpectedly quit in the final sHteenth. Bon Mot was outrun at all times and did not run his race by any means. Scratched (G:U20)WilIowdeue, 101; 03420'Major Daingerfield, 115. Overweights St. Tammany, 3j pounds. AQFI vl FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (1 :12j 3 SC.) Purse $300. 3-yeartolds and upward. QOO JL-TC Selling. Net value to winner $225. Ind Horses AWt PPSt A StrFln Jockeys Owners O H- C PS 63479ST. NOEL ws 5 99 6 1 3& 3' lu 1 Pen'gast J U Strode 111 2-5 out 63452 SUNNY BROOK ws 5 111 4 6 4 4" 51 21 A'buchon Watters&Malc'm 2 21 21 1 2-5 63335 TRAPPIST w 4 93 5 2 2'1 2 21 31 Swain J F Nichols 20 20 20 8 4 633S7 SANS COEUR w 4 102 3 4 1& li 3' 4& J Foley A A Gates 4 4 4 8-5 4-5 63359 ORO VIVA wsb 6 102 2 7 S 5l 71 51 Kunz E J Gildersleeve 10 10 7 3 S-5 633S7 LUXEMBOURG w 5 106 8 5 5 6 9s 6 Mountain II I Sexton 20 30 30 10 4 63424 OGONTZ Ws 5 97 1 3 71 71 12 71 Goldstein E L Talley 30 50 50 20 10 6341S ALBULA w S 102 11 S 6 S 41 81 Truman W II Leonard S 8 8 4 2 63479 FANNETTE w 5 97 12 12 11 9 81 9' F Burton F C Adams 10 12 12 5 21 63335MAG NOLIN w 5 97 9 10 10 10 1U 101 Malin E W Moore 5 .5 5 2 1 630S3 FRANK CARR W 5 99 10 9 91 HI 10' 11' Hogg A P Agnelly 30 40 40 15 6 63360 VENATOR W 6 99 7 11 12 12 6 12 Bllac M D Miller 20 40 40 12 6 Time, 24, 4S1, 1:145. Winner B. g, by. St. George Nan (trained by J. U. Strode). Went to post at 4:33. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won cantering; second ridden out: third driving. St. Noel was much the best, got ofT well, was taken to the outside and reserved, went to the front when called on and was never really extended. Sunny Brook ran forwardly all the way, but was ridden out in the final strides after losing ground on the stretch 'turn. Trappist was in contention ihrough-out and ran a good race. Sans Coeur made the early running, but tired. Oro Viva, badly messed about, finished with a rush. Mag Nolln's race was a joke. She can do much better. Scratchcd57525 Governor Shaw, 91 ; G3120 Chathyra, 98. " Overweights Luxembourg, 4 pounds. . (Qpr- SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. (1:4G 3 101.) Purse $350. 3-year-olds and upward. QQU JLtl Selling. Net value to winner $275. Ind Horses AWt PPSt Vz StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P S 63421 AMBERITA wn 5 102 2 1 1 1 V l5 1 Kunz E J Gildersleeve 4 4 4 S-5 4-5 631SS FOXMEAD w 5 103 7 2 6J 4l 4 41 2 C H Shill'gL L Lamar 2 2 2 4-5 out 63359 SCARECROW w 4 100 4 8 7h 2 2 51 3" Hogg P Gallagher 10 15-15 6 3 G33S9 WIDOW'S MITE " w 6 111 5 G" 5 GU 51 31 41 J Foley J Carruthcrs 5 5 5 2 1 634S3RAVIANA w 4 98 1 5 4 3 31 -21 5 Bllac M D Miller 5 5 5 2 1 C34S2 BERY WADDELL w 5 97 Z' 3 9 9' S'J SI 6 Goldstein E L Talley 20 20 20 S 4 6341S J. I. MC wsn 5 10S 9 4 2l 5 61! 6 7 J McL'hlinWatters&Malc'm 10 15 15 G 21 6323S INJUNCTION W G 101 C10 S5 71 9 9 S A'buchon Mrs M Goldblatt 7-5 8-5 S-5 3-5 out 63239 FLORA DE VOSS WS 5 100 S 9 10 10 10 10 91 Truman W Murray 50 100 100 30 13 63269 SAND w 4 95 10 7 31 81 7 7 10 Connolly Mrs J L Booker 15 20 20 8 4 Time, 24j. 49i. 1:141, l:41i, 1:481. Winner Ch. m, by Balgowan Miss Baker (trained by J. S. Merchant). Went to post at 4:59. At post 3 minutes. Start straggling. Won cantering; second easily; third driving. Amberita, oft' in her stride, spreadeagled her- opponents In the first quarter and was in hand throughout. Foxmead, always In forward contention, lost ground on the stretcli turn, but eunie again and was much the best of the others. Scarecrow met with considerable interference and finished fast after being straightened out. Widow's Mite was hard ridden all the way and was tiring fast at the end. Injunction was away tangled up and, failing to improve his position, ran as if sulking. Scratched (U34S2)Arab, 97; 03453 Winchester, 105; 03JS2 Fr.i Fillipo, 100. Overweights J. I; Mc, 3 pounds. ftQPklft SEVENTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (l.:12 3 SO.) Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upwird. XJ tJfJ JL vl Selling. Net value to winner $225. ind Horses AWt PPSt & StrFin Jockeya Owners O H :C P S 634S4 RUILOBA w 3 100 3 4 31' 31 11 11 Pen'gast G W Innes 3 4 4 S-5 4-3 63418 REDWOOD II. w 3 103 6 3 10 61 31 21 J Foley A D Steele G G 6 2 G-5 C3265 FAIR CALYPSO w 4 95 9 9 12' 7 51 3 Hogg G Howard G G G 2 1 6332MONTE CARLO wn 6 109 10 S 21 2 41 4 'Mountain G W Foreman 3 31 31 7-5 7-10 (63421) EDGELY w 4 109 11 6 71 S1 G 5l J Egan P Gallagher 15 15 15 G 3 G3484 OPERATOR w 8 109 12 2 9l 9 Si 61 Truman T F Bornman C 7 7 3 3-2 63323 JIM BEATTIE w 4 99 5 13 13 13 13 7 G H Shill'gC C Evans 50 50 40 12 6 63233sGOVERNOR ORMANws 3 98 2 12 4l 41 7 81 W Fischer J B Dunn 6-5 6-5 1 2-5 out 63332 YOUNG REMINDER w 3 92 1 1 11 11 21 91 Swain S Guggenheim 15 15 15 6 3 6332SMERILENE w 3 86 7 7 Sl 51 9 10' F Burton J Nixon 10 12 12 5 SS 63453 NERVATOR w 6 111 4 5 51 10s 12 11 Kunz T H Ryan 15 20 20 S 4 63360 JUDGE RICHARD ws 4 107 13 11 11 12 11 12 W Murray.! Egan 30 40 40 12 G 4S6S1 POND w 5 102 8 10 61 11 10 13 McClaln J Arno 30 GO 60 20 10 Time, 21, 4SJ, 1:11?. Winner Ch. c, by Box Panchita II. (trained by G. AV. Innes). Went to post at 5:28. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won ridden out; second driving; third the same. Ruiloba was oft well and kept in n contending position and, saving ground on the last M'rn, went to the front and was hard ridden in the final strides. Redwood II. closed a big gap after moiling early Interference and finished fast. Fair Calypso came from away back and was wearing the leaders down at the finish. Monte Carlo had no mishaps. Governor Ormau was always outrun. Young Remlulcr showed speed. Scratched C3479 Miriam W., 97. Ovcrweigltts Governor Orman. 3 pounds. Coney Island Form Chart CONEY ISLAND FORM CHART. SHEEPSHEAD BAY, L. I., July 7, 1906. Fifteenth day. Coney Island Jockey Club. Spring Meeting (17 days). Weather clear; track fast. (300 books on.) Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassldy. Secretary, C. Fellowes. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, R blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age ofhorse and weight carried. ftSAft FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile Main Course. (1:123107.) $1,200 added. 3-ye:r-olds and UrJttOU upward. IUghwelght Handicap. Net value to winner $1,055. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S MfS'SPr?1!?- WB 4 113 11 3 2 21 lh J Martin F B Van Meter 3 3 13-51 1-2 S5 ?1IE HODGE w 5 117 10 1 11 H 2 2 Radtke AV AV Darden 6 S 7 21 6-5 So JACKSON w 3 109 6 2 31 3 3 3' Jas Hen'syN Bennington 7 12 12 5 21 VARIETES ws 4 105 8 4 41 41 4 4 W Knapp J Curl 20 40 40 15 7 D,IAMOXD PLUSH wn'4 90 7 5 6 51 5 5' Brussel R AV Nelson 30 40 30 10 G J!n.fi!xlNCE HAMBURG wb 4 129 1 7 Si W Gs 6 Lyne H P AVhltney 2 31 16-56-5 7-10 lJJiSihlj PHILLIPS wn 3 100 5 G 51 71 71 7 Horner R T Wilson Jr 12 20 20 S 4 ?1TPIMY WADDELL ws 4 110 2 10 10 Sl S' Sl W Miller M Clancey 7 10 6 2 6-5 JiS?2i,AJ?KLntTA wn 3 111 4 9 9 9 9 9 Shaw F J Farrell S 15 9 3 S-5 SJSER w 3 93 3 11 11 11 10' 10 Finn J E Madden 40 100 60 20 10 6329S CONSIDERATION WB 5 95 9 S 71 10 11 11 Hagan H K Vingut 30 40 30 10 6 Time, 13, 24J, 3CJ. 48J, 1:13s. A inner Ch. f, by Handsel Elzarra (trained by F. It. Van Meter). AAent to post at 2:30. At post 3 minutes. Start straggling. AVon driving; second and third the same, iianuzana broke fast, as usual, on the outside, ran alongside Nannie Hodge under a pull until on the last luni, whore she. slowly headed the latter and won drawing clear. Nannie IItfdge outbroke the others and fcet a sizzling pace and, relinquishing her lead only after a game struggle, earned an easv second place tuna Jackson, also favored at the start, fell back at the half, then closed up again and at the end was "owing her own In game style. A'arictes maintained an unexpectedly forward position and finished well diamond Flush ran in improved form. Prince Hamburg broke flatfooted and was shullled to the rear eirly and closed a big gap in the last half. Bill Phillips went well. Tommy AVaddell was knocked to the reir at the start and had n chance thereafter. Arkllrta got away very badly. Scratched 330iGrenade, 127; 03455 AVatergrass, 95; 02909 Blytheiiess, SS. Overweights Ticker, 3 pounds. fi Q A Q f SECOND RACE Short Course. Steeplechase. (4:03 1152.) $1,000 added. 4-year-UUTCQU olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to wiuuer ?S10. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 S 12 15 StrFin Jockeys Ownere O H C PS BpRiGOIFXEUR ws 4 113 5 S 4 4' 2 2 2' 1 Veitch Hampton Stable 3 18-516-56-5 " 3-5 (61S44)GARRETT w 4 134 7 6 21 i 1 1 H 2' E Heider T Hitchcock Jr 4 5 5 i riS SxVHc 4 133 1 4 H lj 3' 4io 3' 3 Holman BonnieBrookS'ble 6 10 8 3 7-5 G2ub9 DICK ROBERTS Ws 6 144 4 3 7 7 61 5 4 '48 Hayes C Pfizer 6 l" 10 4 5AZA.G,, W 6 160 2 2 31 31 4 3 5 5 Rodrock AAr Shields VA 16-51Vil T 57763 C. B. CAMPBELLws S 143 3 1 S S 7 7 6 6 C McAfee Mrs E Wilson 30 100 100 20 1?" 57303 IKE WS7 143 G 5 5 5' 5 6 7 7 Slone J W Colt 8 S 5 o i 62,30 DESCENT ws G 132 S 7 6' 6' Fell. G Smith A J Devereaux 30 100 100 30 12 Time. 4:00s. A inner Ch. g, by Goldfinch Fleurette (trained liv S. A'eltch). ANent to post at 3:0u At post 1 minute. Start good. AVon easily; second and third the same Gold-fleur, admhab y ridden and always ; within striking distance of the iiaceSer? 11 allv wore X la ter down In the dosing furlong on the flat. Garrett displayed superior speed and fenced well but was mule too much use of In pacemaklng nnd tired right at the end, but Is very promising, liahn hdd Sn in Improved ftyle today and scored a lucky third. Dick Roberts was always outpaced and at no time was lie StX th'ereand lln very1haT'rorm,llle giDS4tbe SeC"d ar0UDd aDd new SOt int0 "rious d O A Q T THIRD RACE 5-3 Mile Futurity Course. (58 2 115.) Vernal Stakes. $2,000 Q Q bQ i added. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Xct value to winner $4.510. Ind Horses AWt PPSt 4 M, StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S C33322MISGIArINGS wn 110 11 5 5b 5 21 11 W Miller A Belmont 5 5 41 S-5 4-5 62779'SOPRANO Wit 1&7 5 1 l1 IS V 21 Hagan A L Aste 3 31 13-ul 3-u 62735 ALTUDA w 107 6 3 31 21 31 3 Troxler G "J Lone 15 15 10 4 2 633343BARINGO av 107 3 6 6' 6 4 41 W Knapp E 11 Bradley 7 12 10 4 2 62709 SAGHALIEN avb 110 4 7 7k 7" 51 51 Horner J C Cooley S 15 12 4 - 631643YANKEE GIRL w 107 8 11 10l 102 7" 6 Jas Hen'syC R Ellison 20 20 20 7 o AIENTHA W 107 2 2 2 4s 61 72 Radtke J R Keene 5 6 4 S-u 4-a KILLALOE W 107 7 0 9 91 91 8' J Martin H P Whitney 7 S 7 21 7-5 G3274SFANTASTIC wn 107 9 4 41 3" S 91 Sewell F R Hitchcock S 10 10 4 2 G31132DULCINEA W 107 1 S S' S1 10 102 T Burns R H McC Potter 30 40 40 15 7 f.3274 GRACE GEORGE w 110 10 10 11 11 11 11 L WilliamsDelaware Stable 30 40 40 15 7 Added starter. Time, 59. Winner B. f, bv Dieudonne Miss Darebin (trained by .T. Rowe). Went to post at 3:35. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Misgivings maintained a good position from the start, but was in close quarters and it was only when straightened for home that she singled out of the ruck and. finishing fast, won drawing clear. Soprano set the pace until in the last furlong, when Hagan nearly fell oft on perceiving Misgivings range alongside and is a go-id filly. Altnda ran forwardly throughout and stood a game closing drive. ISariitgo came rroni the rear and finished like a evelone. Saghalieu closed a big gap from a poor send-off. Yankee Oirl, a slow beginner and shuttled far to the rear, inade up ground rapidly in the last quarter. Mentha ran prominently, but tired as if short. Fantastic likes mud. Scratched (02770 'Court Dress, 122; oat-'w'Killiecrankie, 10"; 03274 Bird of Paradise, 107. -J04QQ FOURTH RACE 1 1-4 Miles. (2:04 S 4112.) Commonwealth Handicap. $10,000 UOttOO added, ."-year-olds and upward. Xct value to winner .$12,900. Ind Horses AWtPPSTst StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3 03300 SIR HUON w 3 110 2 3 S1 S2 S'2 G'5 5s Is Troxler G J Long 12 15 15 C 3 G33y6'GLORIFlER wn 4 109 C 9 61 61 5" 5" 21 2H AVishard L V Bell 10 12 10 4 2 633CGH-EDERSTROME Wli 4 92 5 2 2 2'i 2' 21 3' 3' Brussel R W Nelson 50 CO 50 20 10 G329S RAM'S HORN W 4 10S 7 5 71 7" 61' 71 6 4" Perrine AV S "Williams S 10 10 4 2 63396 CAIRNGORM WB 4 118 1 1 1h 11 11 11 11 53 Lyne S Paget 5 C 2 6-5 C339G2VON TROMP WB 4 102 4 S 5h Ch 41.1. 31 4" C Radtke J R Keene 3 4 3 1 3-5 03092 PROPER W 6 116 S 4 41 4" 7" S3 7 7 L.AVilliamsW B Jennings 6 12 10 4 2 63092 TOKALON w 5 117 3 7 9 9 9 9 8 S J Martin J "W Fuller 7 S 0 2 6-5 630922DANDELION w 4 113 9 0 31 31 3! 41 Fell. W Miller F R Hitchcock 11-53 14-51 1-2 Time, 12e, 241, 305, 49, 1:011, 1:14, 1:27, 1:40, 1:53 J, 2:051. . Winner B. c, by Falsetto Ignite (trained by F. Coyne). Went to post at 4:05. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Sir Hnon, away well on the inside, was luckily placed from the start, was slightly shuttled back at the half, but came on steadily on the outside and. in a brilliant stretch sprint, got up to win going away. Glorifier slowly improved his position and, saving ground throughout, got up for second place in a surprisingly fast'streteh sprint. Ccderstronie ran in close pursuit of the early pacemakers from the start, went wide on the last turn and then was pulled over and swerving into the others and was a lucky third. Rani's Horn, badly messed about in the first half, finished with a belated rush and was as good as the winner. Cairngorm mistakingly set the pace and failed to stay, tiring badly in the last furlong. Von Tromp, nearlv left, made up ten lengths on the outside in the middle half, was carried out on the last turn and tired right at the end. Proper dropped out. at the half and ran a bad race. Tokalon was outpaced from the start. Dandelion appeared like the winner when he fell hi the stretch. Scratched -G3.".003The Quail, 104; (S302)Go Between, 124. Corrected weights Cederstrome, 92. Overweights Vou Tromp, 2 pounds. " O A On FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs Futurity Course. (1:0412122.) $1,000 added. 00t07 2-year-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $S70. Ind Horses AWt PPSt j V StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 03425 FLOWAWAY w 99 13 3 21 2 H 11 Finn W H Brown 8 10 6 2 6-5 fi3:7 BLACK MATE WB 102 1 G 5'' 41 3' 2s W Miller F W Seeley 3 31 13-51 3-5 6-r44 JACINTA W 99 6 4 1& in 2 33 Brussel P Wimnier 10 10 10 4 2 63425 MOLESEY WB 94 7 1 3" 31 4' 41 Myers J R Keene 10 15 12 5 3 63397 EL DORADO WB 97 12 2 4' 51 51 5s S Pope P Belmont 100 200 200 SO 40 0T'15 KILTER w 10S 3 S 71 71 61 61 L WilliamsJ L Holland S 10 10 4 2 CEOT BEN STRONG wr. 107 14 13 13 Si Si 71 Haj?an L A Cella 4 7 6 2 1 rt3"'77 CLEMENTS W 102 2 9 6h 61 7n Sl Horner H Gardner S 12 10 4 2. 614"". PUNGENT w 103 S 7 5 101 9n 9' AV McGee G C Bennett 10 12 12 5 3 :'709 MINTBERIA AV 103 10 C 8l 9i 10 10s T Burns J E Madden 6 15 15 6 3 03405 HALTON WB 102 15 11 12 12 11 ll3 Radtke Virginia Stable 10 10 8 3 7-5 03397 ZEBEDEE WB 102 5 15 14 14 12 12 Kermath R T Wilson Jr 100 300 300 100 50 03302 EL CAP1TAN WB 102 4 10 lflh 13 13 133 Sewell C A Mezger 20 30 25 10 0 G"301 NETTIE CARITA w 99 11 12 11s ll2 14 142 Jas Hen' sy Delaware Stable 50 100 100 30 la CHAPLAIN W 94 9 10 15" 15 15 153 Preston C Oxx 100 100 100 40 20 C30G4 JOS. LOUISE DALY w 94 16 16 16 16 16 10 Clare W C Daly 200 300 300 100 50 Time. 1:05?. Winner B. c, by Alloway Florio (trained by R. Tucker). AVent to post at 4:35. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second and third the same. Flowaway, on the inside, ran lapped on the pacemaker to the stretch, where ho drew clear and appeared to be winning easily, but was suddenly brought to a drive t stall olT Black Mate's rush. The latter got away slowly and worked through the others, was carried wide on the turn and finished like a cyclone, but failed to get up. Jacinta made the early running, but tired right at the end. Moiesey. shuttled back on the turn, came again at the end and was a fast going fourth. El Dorado finished close up and going well. Kilter came from far in the rear and worked through a very rough journey. Ben Strong was nearly left. Pungent got away poorly. Scratched 02100 Quagga. 102. Corrected weights Ben Strong, 10". d O A OA SIXTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles on Turf. (1:531097.) $1,200 added. 3-year-olds and y Q 4fc Xj J ' upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $1,010. . Ind" Horses AWtPPSt St "4 h StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S C34302ENTREE wn 3 114 4 6 62 61 G& 42 l11 1" AV Miller F Johnson 4 5 4 8-5 4-5 C336G TART N wsit 4 102 G 8 71 71 3' 22 3s 22 Horner Mrs H Brolaski 4 5 3 1 1-2 (03420) BELGRAVIA w 3 110 2 3 ll l2 l2 l2 2J 3' Radtke J R Keene G 10 8 3 8-5 03430 MAXNAR WB 4 109 7 5 5' 55 7' 72 51 4& Finn R A Smith 8 10 10 4 2 03335 CARONAL wsk t 87 5 9 8' 8' S' S3 71 53 G Burns AV C Daly GO 00 60 20 10 CSO BAD NEWS w 6 124 8 2 3l 32 43 52 4" 6s W Knapp E R Bradley 6 8 8 3 S-5 CnCfi'QKENADE WB 5 126 3 7 9 9 9 9 9 72 Perrine J H McCormick 6 8 8 3 8-5 K33CG AGILE w 4 11S 11 41 4 52 62 6 8 J Martin AV H Brown 3 5 4 8-5 4-0 G33C33MANDARIN av 3 109 9 4 21 22 2l 32 S1 a Shaw F R Hitchcock 10 12 10 4 2 Time. 12?, 24. 37, 50, 1:02. 1:15?, 1:28!, 1:42, 1:54. Winner Br. c, by Plaudit Fillet (trained by T. McCreery). AVent to post at 5:00. At post 2 minutes. Start good. AVon driving; second the same; third pulling up. Entree broke in close quarters and was carried wide on the first turn, made up ground rapidly on the outside In the middle half and challenged Belgravia in the stretch, outstaying her after a hard tussle and Miller was then nearly caught napping by Tartan right at the end. The latter, away poorly, ran around on the outside on the turn into forward contention at the half, fell back at a critical moment ard then came again with a belated end rush and just failed to get up. Belgravia was rushed into the lead early and excessively used to make the pace and tired right at the end. Maxnar, badly messed about in the early running, was coming fast in the stretch. Caronal, away poorly and outpaced for the first half, made up a lot of ground. Bad News failed to stay after running forwardly for seven furlongs. Agile ran poorly and was never dangerous. Grenade, pulling up repeatedly in the first quarter, never had a chance with a bad ride throughout. Mandarin quit badly. 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In like manner, it Is not Mr. Belmont who is honorary member of the English Jockey Club, but the president of the Jockey Club of New York." Monday's Best MONDAY'S BEST. At Sheepshead Bay Dolly Spanker, second race. At Latonia Funlculaire, third race. At Rockingham Park Wee, first race. Best of the day Dolly Spanker. Just So is fast and might prove a surprise in the fifth Sheepshead at long odds. Alex Shields Gets Stalwart and Hermis: Pays $11,000 for Former and $4000 for Latter-Yearlings Bring a Low Average ALEX SHIELDS GETS STALWART AND HERMIS. Jays 11,000 for Former and $4,000 for Latter-Yearlings Bring a Low Average. New York, July 7. Following the sale of yearlings at Sheepshead Bay today Hermis, Stalwart nnd Advance Guard were sold to dissolve a partnership, between Edward It. Thomas and Alex Shields. Mr. Thomas owned a half interest in Hermis and Advance Guard nnd a three-quarter interest in Stalwart. The sale paddock was crowded when the horses were led Into the ring. The first horse was- Hermis, for which Mr. Thomas paid $00,000 and the opening bid was $2,300. It rose steadily until Hie figures reached $4,000 when the one-time champion was knocked down to Alex Shields. The good performer Stalwart, was the next and the horse looked grand. The opening bid was $5,000 by Shields and with A. J. Joyner as a contender, the 'figure reached $S,000 and T. C. McDowell made ' jt .$9,000. Another hid of $1,000 and then William Wallace said $11,000 at which price the Meddler Jiorse was knocked down. Wallace -acted for Alexander Shields. The last of the trio was Advance Guard and, starting with a bid of .$500, the price rose to 1.500 at which price A. J. Joyner secured the old Champion long distance racer. Yearlings from the Kindergarten and Melrose Studs, and other breeding farms to the number of thlrtv-one were sold. Prices ruled very low, the lot bringing $S,125, or an average of .$202 per head. The summary: PROPERTY OF MESSRS. J. W. COLT AND W. L. POWERS, NEW YORK, i Chestnut colt, by Tristan Philippa; J, W. Colt; ........... ,,,,,, ? 025 i PROPERTY OF MR. C. B. HAWKINS, MIDWAY, KY. Bay filly, by Lissak Anne Evans; A. Thompson 400 Bay filly, by Blues Prevent; AV. II. Snyder 350 Chestnut colt,- by' Handsome Queen Beluga; W. H. Snyder C25 PROPERTY OF; DR. J. D. NEET, KINDERGARTEN STUD, VERSAILLES, KY. Chestnut filly, by Handsome Ado; S. S. Bender 100 Bay colt, by Handsome1 Annie G.; Louis Williams 125 Brown filly, by Handsome Austerity; R. E. Palmer 100 Chestnut colt, by Handsome Doreen; Louis Williams 125 Bay filly, by Handsome La Bruja; W. Gum 250 Bay or brown filly, by Handsome Redound; Louis Willhims - 125 Chestnut filly, by Handsome The Jewess; R. E.. Palmer 100 PROPERTY OF MR. W. L. POWERS. NEW YORK, Country Club. hr. c, by Lissak Adeek; J. II. MeCormick 375 Chestnut colt, by Belvidere Isen; Ed. Cassiu 175 PROPERTY OF K. P. SHIPP, SUNNY SLOPE STUD, MIDWAY, KY. Chestnut filly, by Blues Merry Merrick; J. R. Cash 400 Bay or' brown colt, by Gaylad Braxy; J. P. Evans 100 Bay colt, by Blues Chlone; J. R. Cash 200 Bay coif, by Blues Concha ; Thomas Welch 430 Bay filly, by BluesCorvette; W. S. Fanshawe 200 Bay colt, by Sanders Falomacita; II. T. Griffin 400 Bay or brown filly, by Lissak Glensctto; W. S. Fanshawe 100 Bay colt, by Blues Isccrnc; II. Gardner 325 Chestnut colt, by Blues Leetta; Fred Burlcw " . 625 Bay colt, by Trentola Mildred; Charles Case 100 Bay colt, by Handsel Vandora; J. R. Cash 375 PROPERTY OF MR. WILLIAM STEELE, LEXINGTON, KY. Bay filly, by Linden or Belvidere Mcrcl. . J. R. Cash 25 Bay colt, by McDowell My Ladylike; J. P. Evans 50 PROPERTY OF MR. GEORGE H. WHITNEY, MELROSE STUD, LEXINGTON, KY. Chestnut filly, by St. Maxim Addle Mills; II. Gardner 75 Bay filly, by St. Maxim Cotton Queen; Ivan Fox 550 Chestnut filly, by St. Maxim High Tea; J. R. Cash 175 Chestnut filly, by Farandole Peggy R.; W. Shields f00 Bay filly, by Farandole Work; J. Garson .. 100 "Lucky" Baldwin is Again Ill "LUCKY" BALDWIN IS AGAIN ILL. Dispatches from Winnipeg, Manitoba, say E. J. Baldwin, the noted California turfman, is seriously 111 at Fort Rouge. He has been there for two months. His trouble is a disease of the heart. His physicians, it Is said, have forbidden the presence of any one save his nurse, fearing that the slightest agitation might prove harmful. A message from Los Angeles confirms the dispatches from Winnipeg as to the aged horseman's condition and says that his friends in California are really alarmed. Denver Woman Gets a Dream "Hunch" DENVER WOMAN GETS A DREAM "HUNCH." Freda Buckman. a chambermaid at the Shirley In Denver, is credited with having won $1,000 at Overland Park last Tuesday as. the result of a dream in which she saw a chinaman and a racehorse. Among the entries for that day was Prince Chlng. She backed the six-year-old' son of Pagan Shing Ching. He won in a canter. She will use the money to lift a mortgage on the farm of her parents in Oklahoma. Telegraphic Form TELEGRAPHIC FORM. The horses seeming to have the best chances In Monday's races are: Coney Island New York, July 7. 1 Anna May; Somnus, Compensation. 2 Dolly Spanker, Old Faithful. Belle of Pequcst. 3 J. C. Core, Royal Breeze, Botanist. ' 4 Rowe entry, Eugenia Burch, Logistilla. 5 Monet, Ironsides, Edna Jackson. 0 Umbrella, Golden West, UiA of Langden. 7 Lancastrian, Angler, Onatas. H. Forsland. Latonia Cincinnati, .Tulv 7. 1 Field Lark. Prhicipia, Agnes Virginia. 2 Demo, Tulip, Anna Ruskln. 3 Funlculaire, Alma Dufour. Harding. 4 Frank Mc, Sigmund, Stoddard. r Toppy Girl, Mayor' Johnson, Oak Grove. 0 Ida Davis. Oasis. Minnehaha. 7 Hubbard, Little Elkin, Stroud. J. L. Dempsey. Rockingham Park Salem. July 7. 1 King's Gem. Court Martial. California King. 2 Big Store, Macedonian, Millstone. 3 Wes, New York, Neptunus. 4 Royal Lady, Humming Bee Gleeful. 5 Ostrich, Afric Jewel, Kunisliaw. 0 Ireland, Water Thrush, Frauk Green. " ' ' T, K, Lyn.cU,. Page 3 Rockingham Park Form Chart ROCKINGHAM PARK FORM CHART. SALEM, N. H., July 7, 1906. Ninth day. New England Breeders' Club. Inaugural Meeting (21 days). Weather clear; track fast. fNo sanctioned betting.) Presiding Judge, Joseph A. Murphy. Starter, A. B. Dade. Clerk of the Course, A. McL. Earlocker. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. AV indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. bOKAl FIRST RACE 7-8 Mile. (1:28 t lblT) $200 added. 3-year-olds and upward. OOO VtJb .Selling. Net value to winner $190. Ind Horses AWt PPSt Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners Trainers 0341G OSTRICH B 5 111 G 5 G1 41! 3J l2 l3 Garner T Sexton .1 Hynes 034 132NEW YORK w 7 111 5 S 9 82 63 r,i 2 AV AViley G L Richards F Jjightfoot 1.3416 COURT MARTIAL ws 3 95 2 7 CI 51 51 3J 3 J Carroll N Dyment J Dyment 02390 HATTIE CARR W 4 106 1 2 S1. 32 4l 4& 41" Notter J F Hall .1 Gritlin 634453MESCAL 3 M 4 1 IS 1" H 5' Sheridan J Griffin J Grillln 03447GALLOPOFF WR 4 110 7 9 71 72 7 7 Cli J Daly M J Daly M J Daly 0344S AVATER THRUSH W 3 94 9 4 21 2l 21 G2 710 Noone J M Cohen F T Miller CTIIG MARIUS CAIUS w 3 100 8 3 4n 6l S10 8s S8 W Mcln'reMrs AV Gleason AV Gleason (iSSRl ELEAN. GOODRICH w 3 97 3 G 81 9 9 9 9 G AVilliamsWBELockwood J Carroll Omitted from entries. Time, 24J, 49, 1:14, 1:27J (new track record). AViuuer B. h, by Order IMuniage. AVent to post at 2:30. At pst 2 minutes. Start good. AA'on easily; second driving; third easily. Ostrich wore the leaders down while rounding the far turn, took command at the furlong post and was going away at the end. New York began slowly, but closed a big givji and finished with a rush. Court .Martial ran well and shook off Hattie Carr in the stretch run. AVater Thrush and Mescal were used up in setting the early pace. Scratched (C3292) King's Gem, 95; G33S1 Subtle, 101. Overweights AVater Thrush. 4 pounds; Eleanor Goodrich. 2. Qpr f ?t SECOND RACE 1 Mile. (1:405102.) $200 added. ::-year-olds and upward. O OuUu Selling. Net value to winner $170. jpd Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners Trainers 57402 IRELAND B 91 3 3 31?. 1 11 l1 U Garner J A Drake E AVishani (62292)KING'S GEM SB 102 1 1 2J 3" 4 32 2'J Tadlock E A Chinn V T Chinn 63413 LILITA ws 100 4 4 4 4 2l 2'1 3'1 C'mmins AV F Schulte R P Brooks U32S4 'NELLIE BURN W 97 2 2 1& 2'i 31 4 4 AViley G L Richards F Lightfoot Time, 25, 501, 1:10, 1:41. AVinner B. c, by Contestor Soon Ban. AA'ent to post at 2:55. At post 1 minute. Start fair. AA on easily; second and third the same. Ireland always held his opponents safe and was well in hand for the entire trip. King's (Jem dropped back while rounding the far turn, but came again in the last quarter and finished gamely. Lilita made a determined effort on the turn into the homestretch, but tired under punishment in the last furlong. Scratched C34153Afric Jewel, 92; 03474 Isadalsy. 102. - r Q AH THIRD RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (1:00 2 107.) $250 aduedT" 2-year-olds. Handicap. OOOUD Net value to winner $230. Ind" Horses AWt PPSt U 31 StrFin Jockeys Owners Trainers 033S2 PERCENTAGE w 115 11 l3 l2 Is l2 C'mmins MrsRAA'AA'alden R J AValden 03112 CAPTAIN HALE WS 95 2 2 2 2 2 2 J Carroll M J Daly M J Daly Time, 25, 505, 1:02, 1:(K). AA'inner Ch. c, bv Compute Palmy Days. AVent to post at 3:22. At post 3 minutes. Start good. AVon easilv. Percentage was under restraint all the way and w.ls only cantering at the end. ' C Kfn FfJURTn RACE 1 Mile. (1:40-5102.) Hampshire Handicap. A'alne $1,000. DOOU I 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $075. Ind" Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners Trainers C35042NEW YORK w 7 97 2 4 2 22 2' 1 l2 AViley G L Richards F Lightfoot G3 1 1 4 2PALETTE w 5 95 4 1 3 33 33 3 22 Notter G L Richards F Lightfoot (5S043)PENRHYN wn 3 114 1 3 1" l2i 11 2U 3 Sperling J A Drake E AVishard (CK)OXFORD WB 4 110 3 C 4 4 4 4 4 J Daly J McLaughlin J McLaughlin .Ti G. L. Richards entry. Time. 24, 4l, 1:14, 1:30 (now track record). AVinner B. h, by Sir Modrcd Memento. AVent t post at 3:50. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easilv; second and third the same. New York moved up fast while rounding the far turn and drew awav without great effort in the last eighth. Palette outlasted Penrhyn when it came to a drive. Penrhvn set a terrific pace, but tired after going six furlongs. Oxford sulked all the way. Scratched 452341 Red Knight, 102; 01157 St. Joseph, 95. Overwelghts Penrhyn, 4 iouuds. . J Q ST f Q FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. (1:392797.) $200 added. 3-year-olds and upward !30tJvO Selling. Net value to winner $105. Ind" Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners Trainers (03413)SAM. H. HARRIS wb 4 106 1 3 lb in 11 ll la C'mmins P II Sullivan J Carroll 03474'GLORIOSA TVB 6 101 2 2 3i 4 4 32 2 Garner J L McGinnis J I Smith 63113 MONTEBANK WSB C 101 4 4 4 3 21 21! 32 Noone Mr Chetiand T Wilson 03147 CROIX D'OR AT 7 105 3 1 21 22 3" 4 4 Notter J F Hale J Griliin Time, 25, 49, 1:15, 1:42. AVinner B. c, by Sir Walter Lindula. Went to post at 4:13. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Samuel TI. Harris raced Croix U'Or into subjection In the first half and then stood oil challenges from Montebuuk and Glori- i osa. The latter came fast in the last furlong and was wearing the winner down at the end. Montebink ran in much improved form and was a keen contender to the stretch turn, but tired under punishment in the stretch. Scratched 03477'Thesplan. 101. d. O rvA SIXTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (1:001 2" 107.) $200 added. 2-year-olds. Selling. DOOw Net value to winner $1S(). Ind Horses AWt PPSt V4. Vs StrFin Jockeys Owners Trainers (633S2)MOMENTUM WB 104 3 7 l1! 1 l2 Is AV Mcln'reNewcastle Stable F McCabe 03412 JIM LEONARD WB 101 1 2 3'i 31 21 21 Notter J L McGinnis J I Smith 63259 BALLSTON BOY WB 92 S 4 43 4'5 41 3'i Garner J A Drake E Wishard 634752SCOTIA BELLE W 98 2 1 2" 21 31 41! G- Williams AVBELockwood J Carroll 63417 ROCKINGHAM w 95 4 6 5 5" 5 5,u J Doyle J Hynes J Hynes C34442BIG STORE w 96 5 3 7l 7s C1 61 Tadlock C Bowman P T Chinn 63078 HARRY JAMIESON Wsb 101 7 5 G2 G2 7s 7a AViley N Dyment J Dyment 63444 HIRAM we 101 6 8 8 8 8 8 C'mmins J AV Henning M Byrnes Time, 241, 49i, 1:08. Winner B. c. by Sorcerer Balance II. . AVent to post at 4:40. At post 2 dilutes. Start straggling. Won easily; second and third driving. Momentum sprinted away from his opponents in the first quarter and, opening a winning lead, was well in hand in the last furlong. Jim Leonard easily disposed of Scotia Belle when it came to a drive, but was doing his best at the finish to stall off Ballston Boy. The latter finished fast. The last four were as good as left at the post. Latonia Form Chart LATONIA FORM CHART. COVINGTON, KY., July 7, 1906 Third day. Latonla Jockey Club. Summer Sleeting (33 days). Weather cloudy; track fast. (20 books on.) Presiding Judge, M. X. Macfarlan. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary. John B. Dillon. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. AV indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of eacli race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. AOi HI FIRST RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (1:002100.) Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Selling. DUtrt JL Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWt PPSt 'A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 63432 FRANK FLESHER w 108 7 2 3 32 22 l1 E Robins'nJohn Marklein 7-5 9-5 7-5 3-5 out 63336 WEBBER W 102 5 4 2t 1" l'l 2 Treubel AV A Smith 4 8 7 2 4-5 63432 HELMUTH WB 1031 9 1 l1 2 3' 32 D Austin B Schreiber S 15 13 31 8-5 633692POSTER GIRL w 99 4 6 5 41 4 43 Perkins AA" Gerst 2 21 Hr57-101-3 C3432 LADY VIMONT W 103 10 8 7i C G 53 D Roland J Huffman 15 'JO 20 S 21 63400 HANDSPIKE w 95 3 3 4 5 6 6h J Hicks AV C Overton 40 CO 60 20 S C333G VESME AV 95 8 5 G 71 7 75 D Riley C E Brosius 100 100 100 30 10 63020 LADY EMILY AV 95 G 7 8t0 S' S" S15 M Preston R Bowers 40 60 50 15 6 03269 LEONARD L. WB 98 2 9 9" 910 9 9 C Morris R Ar Gillespie 50 50 25 S 4 C3372 TOLLGATIIERER W 10G 1 10 10 10 Pull. up.Gullett M A Swigert 40 100 100 30 15 Time, 233, 472. 1:01, 1:07. Winner Ch. c, by Marius II. Bohemian Lass (trained by John Marklein). AVent to post at 2:30. At post 4 minutes. Start bad. AVon handily; second easily: third the same. Frank Flesher, well handled, broke fully in motion, kept close company with the leaders in the early stages and, responding well to punishment in the final furlong, outgamed AVebber through the last sixteenth. AVebber ran a good race and was right there all the way. Uelmuth also showed improved form, but was favored by racing luck. Poster Girl got away in a tangle and closed a gap, but had scant chance with the start. Lady A'imont was also away too poorly to cut any figure in the result. Leonard L. and Tollgatherer were practically left. Scratched tSSSUO Bittersweet, 95. Overweights Webber. 1 iound; Helmutli, 2j. O A OO SECOXD RACE 7-8 Mile. (1:25J 3 104.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. O 04fcjLy Selling. Xet value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C PS' G34013WEE LASS w 3 90 11 S 21 ll 1 11 l'l M Preston Hall & Marshall 1111-2 out 63467 THE LAUREL W 9 101 5 9 62 62 5 3 21 C Fisher J E Richardson 12 15 10 4 S-5 63222 MAVERICK WB 6 103 2 1 10l 7 61 GJ 31 D Boland W P Copping 20 20 30 10 4 C3431 STILLHUNT w 3 92 9 6 4l 3 21 2' 4h Heft'nan O G Parke 4 4 4 6-5 3-5 63461 SCOTCH DANCE WB 5 106 12 7 5l 5s 4s 4& 51 D Austin J Queenan 10 13 10 4 2 G3431 MARCO w 6 104 10 4 31 4i 7 7 Gi E Robins'nJ Arthur 15 20 15 5 2 627S4 PRINCE OF PLESS wn 3 95 6 5 lt 21 32 5"t 72 C Morris J S Bratton S 10 10 4 3-2 G3399 DOESKIN W 7 101 13 10 9nt S2 10 81 F Jost J C Tuckar 30 30 25 8 4 5742S D. G. TAYLOR w 3 93 4 13 121 10 12 101 91 D Riley C M Jaeger 30 50 40 15 8 63340 SAGO WB 3 92 7 12 11s 9 Sl 91 101 R Fisher F M Arthur 100 100 100 40 20 G2674 PAULINE BOYLE w 3 90 3 2 81 13 13 12" 111 T Taylor W H Glore 50 150 100 40 20 63278 MAZZLE TOY WB 3 95 S 11 V ll2 ll1 ll1 12s Perkins U S Beaver 20 30 30 10 5 63095 FRANK BALLARD WB 3 95 1 3 13 12' 9"il3 13 Oregar Hayes & Shepp'rdr.O 75 60 25 12 Time, 24, 4S, 1:14, 1:27. AVinner Ch. f, by Albert Scotch Lassie (trained by A. Hail). AA'ent to post at 2:5S. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Wee Lass was away in a forward position and, assuming the lead at once, raced the early contenders into subjection and won well in hand. The Laurel broke in a tangle and had to overcome a lot of interference, came wide into the stretch and was going fast at the end. Maverick began slowly and finished with a great burst of speed. Stillhunt tired suddenly under poor handling in the final strides and should have been second. Scotch Dance ran a good race tinder strong handling. Marco and Prince of Pless tired badlv in the last quarter after early prominence. Scratched 03404 Cambridge, 92. Overweights Marco, 1 pound; 1). G. Taylor, 1. d. Q A O Q THIRD RACE 1 Mile. (1:353107-.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. y QtJbf O Allowances. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWt PPSt K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P a C34022ALMA DUFOUR W 5 111 2 1 21 32 2U 21 1! Nicol E Corrigan 3-5 7-109-20out ' 619S1 SHAAA'ANA w 5 102 9 3 1' l2 l2 1 21 Treubel Talbot Bros 15 20 20 6 2 (G319S)HARRY SCOTT w 3 106 8 4 G 63 53 32 33 D Riley Lockart Bros 12 40 20 G 2 63339JJOHN L. INGLIS w 3 SS 4 5 3ni 2l 33 4 43 Oregar AV H Fizer G G 6 7-5 1-2 63339 MARSHAL NEY WB 5 106 1 8 4'i 42 4 52 53 E Rice J W O'Neall 40 75 50 15 5 63147 MISS DOYLE AVB 5 102 6 2 Sl P 63 6h 63 D Austin P J Millett 20 25 20 7 2. 63434 THE ENGLISHMAN w 4 107 5 7 7H 71 S 71 71 D Boland W A Smith 20 75 60 15 5" 63371 TOM ROBERTS wb 3 104 7 6 S 8 7" 8 S E Robins'nApplegate&Cot'n 10 10 9 2 4-5 63339 MAJ. T. J. CARSON W 5 106 3 Left at the post. A AV B'kerMrs E M Ross 10 25 25 5 S-5 Time, 24, 49s, 1:14, 1:39;. Winner B. m. by Artillery Swanhilda (trained by W. AA'halen). Wenf to post at 3:34. At post 1 minute. Start bad. AA'on easily; second driving: third easily. Alma Dufonr, in her present form, was much the best and, aided by a skillful ride, wore down Shawana in the final furlong and won well in hand. Shawana showed a high order of speed and stayed well in the final drive. Hsrry Scott closed a big gap steadily from a poor beginning and finished going fast. John L. Inglis was close up in the early running, but tired badly after going three-quarters. Marshal Xey ran a fairly good race. Tom Roberts can do better. Major T. J. Carson was unprepared when the start came and was left. Scratched 03405 Belden. SS. Overweights Shawana, 1 pound; Miss Doyle. 4; Tom Rolerts, 3. d O A fk A FOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (1:121 3 103.) Purse $000. 3-year-olds and upward. 034fc Handicap. Xet value to winner $450. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 62939 BRADEN AV 4 105 6 1 32 3'1 2U in D Austin T P Hayes 7 17 15 3 4-S 62516 LADY ESTHER w 3 90 4 4 2'i 2'1 in 2 M Preston P J Jones 7 12 11 3 4-5 63371 JOHN CARROLL WB 4 123 2 2 5nk 41 4 31 Nicol E Corrigan 1-2 3-5 3-5 out 63307 MEADOAVBREEZE avb 3 92 7 G l"" l" 3"k 4h C Morris J Arthur 13 35 30 7 3 G3022 TOCOLAAV WB 5 105 1 5 6' Ci 61 5 W Allen J Madison S 12 12 3 6-5 (63197)MATADOR WSB 4 104 3 7 7 7l 7s 6 E Robins'nK Spence 15 40 SO 8 3 (632S0)MART1US w 5 114 5 3 4H 52 5 73 D Hall F Gering Jr 7 S 6 1 1-2 03371 RALBERT WB .4 112 S 8 8 S 8 S D Riley C C McCafferty 15 60 40 15 5 Time, 24;, 48J. 1:13. Winner B. c, by Woolsthorpe Edith Belmont (trained by T. P. Hayes). AVent to post at 3:50. At post 3 minutes. Start good." AVon driving: second and third the same. Braden, away well and skillfully handled, was reserved in the early running and. culled on strongly on the stretch turn, responded gamely to a hard drive, gradually wearing down Lady Ksther in the' final strides. The latter forced a fast pace all the way, raced Meadowbreeze into subjection and stojl the final drive well. John Carroll, much the best, was sharply cut off soon after the start and. when going fast in the stretch and wearing the leaders down, Xicol had to pull him back when Braden bore over, then finished going fast and would have won in a few more strides. Meadowbreeze showed a good flight of speed and ran in much improved form. The others were beaten off throughout. d Q A Ci K FIFTH RACE 5-8 Mile. (1:00; 2 110.) Purse $400. 2-vear-olds. Allowances. UOtttQ "Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWt PPSt Vz StnFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 (63305)OLD HONESTY w 110 6 2 in is 11 11 Nicol A L Darnaby 2-5 1-2 1-3 out (614R7)LENS AV 111 4 3 31 2 3 2?. E Robins'nP Dunne 2. 5 4S 4-5 1-2 634003DELLA THORPE WB 102 5 5 2' 33 2l 3'" D Austin AV A Smith s" 10 9 1 1-3 ROYAL BOND AV 99 1 1 42 42 42 42 T Taylor S Hudson 50 150 100 .30 10 62714 SIR VAGRANT W 99 2 G C f3 54 5 Perkins J D Neet 25 25 1G 3 7-10 G3305 HYBRID AV 99 3 4 51 6 G 6 HefTnan J Arthur 100 100 100 25 7 Time. 24s. 4S. 1:011. AVinner B. c, by Previous Mamie Doyle (trained by A. L. Darnaby). AVent to iist at 4:24. At post 1 minute. Start good. AVon easily; second and third driving. Old Honesty, much the best, assumed the lead at otiee and was never seriously menaced. Lens, hard ridden all Hie way, seemed to tire badly on the stretch turn, but came again and wore down Delia Thorpe in the -closing drive. Delia Thorpe ran forwardly from the start and seemed a certain winner in the stretch, buf tired unexpectedly. Royal Bond broke fully In motion and showed a brief flash of speed. Sir Vagrant broke slowly, was poorly handled and can do better. Overweights Delia Thorpe, 3 pounds. d. Q A CkCt SIXTH RACE 7-8 Mile. (1:2533104.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. IJJ Selling. Xet value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWt PPSt Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S C2621 QUEEN CAROLINE WB 3 90 7 2 l2 H l3 l2 l2 T Taylor W F Cisco 30 30 30 12 0 G34312BITTER BROAA'N W 3 96 13 9 C Ct C 6l 2 Perkins J C Calm S 10 10 4 2 63436 THE ONLY AVAY wit 4 104 9 4 2h 3a 4 3& 31 D Austin B Schreiber 12 12 S 3 7-5 63433'CYGNET w 6 102 3 1 3 2t 21 2 4H AV Allen S H Kunz S 15 12 5 2. 61S642BULLFINCH WB 5 109 5 7 7l 7"" S1 71 51 E Rice J AV O'Neall 5 S S 3 3-2 634233AArHOA BILL w 5 112 6 S Sl S"t 72 6i Seder Ar Gilbert 5 S 7 3 3-2 632213DR. TURNER WSB 3 102 12 G 4& 5'i 51 81 72 Treubel S Hudson 21 2.A S-5 4-5 1-2 C31012MAYOR JOHNSON w 7 106 S 3 51 4H 3 4-i S3 E Robins'nL Marion 4 41 4 3-2 7-10 G3370 MOGREGOR ws 4 101 2 11 102 91 11 9l 9 D Riley C C McCafferty 30 50 40 15 S 63399 YUMURI wr. 3 90 11 13 13 13 1- ll2 10 M Preston AV Gerst 30 30 30 12 6 03231 LIBATION w 3 92 4 10 ll1 11 102 10l ll2 C Morris J AV Forman 10 15 13 5 2. 02S90 SELF RELIANT w 3 9S 1 12 12 12' 91 12' 12h Heff'nan F Blrtel 30 40 40 15 S" 62377 ST. JOE w 3 92 10 5 9l 103 12 13 13 R AV'str'ndP Faut 100 200 200 SO 40 Time, 24. 4S;. 1:14;, 1:271. AA'inner B. f, by Montana Kruda (trained by A. Bellew). Went n post at 4:49. At post 2 minutes. Start good. AVon easily; second and third driving. Queen Caroline was rushed into a long lead from the start and, maintaining it for the entire trip, held tiie others safe all the way and won with plenty in reserve. Bitter Brown moved up steadily all the way and finished going fast The Only AVay was crowded repeatedly and ran a good race. Cygnet had no mishaps and tired fast after going three-quarters. Bullfinch closed a big gap from a slow beginning and ran a f ilrly good race. Dr. Turner ran poorly and can do better. Mayor Johnson had a rough trip and was epeaedly bumped Into. AA'hoa Bill closed a big gap from a slow lwginning. Scratched 03373 Larone, 101. Overweights Dr. Turner, 1 pound. fiQ A n SEA'EXTn RACE 1 Mile. (1:3831071.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upwaid. QQtbt? I Selling. Xet value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 (63437)CAPTAIN BUSH wn 3 109 S 2 1U 1 1U l'l in Nicol - C Heifers 4-5 11-101 1-2 out 6343G2GRANADA av 3 102 2 S 7'i G'5 2'1 2'1 22 F Perrett J II Shouldice 7 10 10 3 1 63310 DUDLEY ws 3 91 9 7 62 4' 43 Snk T Taylor S Hudson 10 10 5 S-5 4-5 (63436) CAPITANO WSB 4 109 5 4 S 3k 3'5 43 D Austin K D Orr 31 4 4 1 2-5 634042PROTEUS wn 3 102 4 5 S" 4' 62 51 5& E Rice J W O'Neall S 13 12 4 7-5 633992DOCILE wn 5 104 7 1 3' 2"k 52 63 G5 Seder Lockart Bros 50 -60 60 20 10 63374 TERN US av 3 100 G 6 9 9 S' 8- 7 M Preston N C Nuckolls S 15 12 3 6-5. 63436 REVEILLE WB 5 107 3 9 S"k S'l 73 73 8" Treubel L Peters 30 50 40 12 5 G3399 UNCLE JAMES w 3 103 1 3 41 71 9 9 9 W Allen S H Kunz 100 300 200 40 20 Time, 25, 49J. 1:15, 1:41. AVinner B. c, by Jim Gore Sue II. (trained by F. W. Doss). AA'ent o post at 5:17. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. AA'on easily; second driving: third the same. Captain Bush, aAvay running and clear of interference, showed the most speed all the Avay and won going away. Granada, off poorly, made up ground steadily and held the others safe in the final drive. Dudley had to go wide all the way and was bumped repeatedly by Capitano. The latter ran a fairly good race, Proteus was caught in a jam after passing the half. Scratched 03430 l'iuaud. 90: 03105 Bugler, 101-.G3399 Tiller, 102. Overweights Uncle James, 2 pounds. Page 4 Eastern Racing of This Week EASTERN RACING Of THIS WEEK. The splendid Sheepshead Bay meeting will conic to an end Tuesday and the midsummer meeting of the Brighton Ilea eh Racing Association will open Wednesday afternoon. It will be a racing week replete with Interest and in its course two of the greatest events of the year, the Lawrence Kcaliza-tion and the $2:5.000 Brighton Handicap, will pass into turf history. The main feat tire at Sheepshead Rav tomorrow will he the running of the ISay Ridge Handicap at a mile hurt a quarter, the names of the probable Ktarters appearing in tills issue of Pailv Racing Form. Tuesday, the last day of the June meeting, will bring nlxnit the decision of the second half of the Double Event and the valuable Lawrence Realization. All of the crack two-year-olds that contested the Jirst half of the Double Kvent are of course eligible for the second half and n list made up of Oraii, Water Pearl, Charles Edward, Ktlion, Ballot, Peter Pan. .Superman, Sewell, Bat Masterson, Faust and Fauinonok will probably furnish the winner. The Lawrence Itealization is the crack event of the east for three-year-olds and should he contested this year by an unusually large tield of speedy young horses. No three-year-old stands out alone this year as Sysonby did last year and while the championship is yet to lie decided there is no reason apparent why Accountant, Arklirta, Kuroki, Bohemian, The Quail, Ormondale, Vendor, Inquisitor and Perverse should not go to the post with outside possibilities in Bridgeman, Clark Grithth, Entree. Kast End, Jacobite, Ilolscher and Penrhyn. Unluckily Sir . Huon and Flip Flap are not eligible and Timber is reported laid up because of an Injury. Seemingly no less than ten should start and a line race is in prospect. At its first running, this event had nine starters. This has twice been equalled, but never exceeded, so that if ten starters should muster at the barrier, it would be a new mark in Lawrence Itealization history. Last year only four started, but then the all conquering Sysonby stood in the way. The opening clay ,nt Brighton Beach will be marked by the running of the Distaff Stakes for two-year-old fillies at live-eighths and the Brighton Mile for three-year-olds and over. Engaged in the Distaff are such speedy young things as Court Dress. Soprami, Clare Kussell, Dulcinea, Beinay, Adoration, Rarbary Belle, Barihgo, Froward, Saghalien, Yankee Girl and Dollie Dollars, besides a long list of dark ones, among them being Onnondale's more than half sisler Belle of Ormonde, a bay lilly by Orsihi Santa Bella. The Brighton Mile Is a weight for age affair and with Santa Catalina,' Flip Flap. Minnie Adains, Tokalon, Whimsical, Hamburg Belle, Security, Kuroki. Bohemian, Ormondale, Tradition, Halifax, Inquisitor, Bain's .Horn and Gallavant all ellgble, it Is apparent that, if the day is fair and the track at its best, a rapidly run mile will In? reeled oft. The Jamaica Stakes, a selling dash of six furlongs for three-year-olds and over will lie the feature of Thursday's racing. Aeronaut, Halifax, Diamond, Glorifler, Nannie Hodge, Dreamer, John Sumlskl, Pantouile, Sly Ben, Security, Burleigh. Delagoa,. Toots Mook, La Sorciere, Inquisitor. Fireball and Alencon being among the speedy ones nominated. Friday's program is. wholly of purses. Besides the Brighton Handicap, the Punchestown Steeplechase will be run off Saturday afternoon. It Is over the short course of about two miles with Champs Ely-sees, Flying Buttress. Kernel, Sandhurst, Jimmy Lane, Alamansor, Grandpa, Tom Cogan, Phantom, Black Hussar. Pontotoc, Ben Crockett, Balzac, Game Cock and Couimondale among the timber toppers engaged. The Brighton Handicap being of the guaranteed value of ?25,000, is the most valuable American handicap and Is sure to he contested by a fine field made up from Go Between, Barn's Horn, Dolly Spanker. Perverse, Inquisitor, First Mason, Cairngorm, Ormondale. Kiamesha. Merry Lark, Bull's Eye, Dr. Leggo. Kuroki. Bohemian, Dandelion, Hamburg Belle, Whimsical, Tokalon, Knight Errant, Agile, Flip Flap, Tiptoe and Glorl-lier. There is material for a grand race here, but it is not likely that Broomstick's record made in this event, of 2:02J for a mile and a quarter, will be eclipsed. Coney Island Entries and Past Performances for Monday, July 9 Coney Island Entries and Past Performances for Monday, July & WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. FIRST RACE 5-8 Mile Futurity Course. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. &S 2 lift.) Index Course Dist Time T'ck Wt St U & StrFin Jockeya Best Company VINTON, ch. c, 2, by Sabine Julia Magee (G. J. Long). Weight today 109. G29GS Latonia 5-S 1:05 mud 102 4 3 5 71 73i T Austin Boserrian, Billy Vertress, Moselle. 62S61 Latonia 4 1-2 f 55g fast 107 11 S S1 6J Troxler Lcxoline, Montalban, Crackcrithbrpe. ANNA MAY, b. f. 2, by King Erie Fig Leaf (P. J. Rainey). Weight today 103. G3362 Coney Island 5-S 1:02 slop 10D 1$ 16 1C 17 17 Radtko J. C. Core, Smiling Tom. Yorkist. 63115 Coney Island 5-8 1:001 fast 107 0 4 7 7 7" Itadtke Bed River. Okenite, Ken. Beaii. 62590 Belmont Pk 4 1-2 f 54 slop 103 5 C 8 6 Itadtke W. Pearl, Royal Breeze, Wood witch ZEBEDEE, ch. c, 2. by Boanerges Martyre (R. T. Wilson, Jr.). Weight today 102. G34S9 (See Coney Island chart in this paper). GS397 Conev Islands 1-2 f 1:091 hvy 112 10 9 9 10 10 Kermatli Al Powell. Jaunty, Judge Davey. 6303S Brooklyn 5 1-2 f 1:0S1 mud 107 3 G C 31 3lsJW Knapp Yankee Gun, Arimo, Judge Davey. GARTERS, b. g, 2, by Golden Garter Miss Prim (W. H. Snyder). Weight today 101. 628S4 Brooklyn 5-8 1:021 fast 109 1 12 3 3S Baird Misgivings, Manila. Yankee Girl. G2S34 Brooklyn 5-S 1:028 fast 99 4 2 3 3' 3J Baird TheB.ofBright'n.R'ssellT., Lachesls 6270S Belmont Pk 4 1-2 f 522 fast 96 2 4 4' 2 Baird Monfort, Halton, Rappahannock,. PLAUSIBLE, ch. c, 2, by Plaudit Ida Pickwick (Oneck Stable). Weight today 101. G3S01 Coney Islands 1-2 f 1:07 fast 103 4 3 3 3J 7" W Knapp Gold Lady, Elfall, Molesey. 62513 Brooklyn 5-S 1:024 fast 93 5 3 G 51 Ssi Baird Momentum, Athens, El Capitan. 6244S Belmont Pk 5-8 1:02 fast 96 1 2 2 31 3J W Miller Donna Elvira, Monfort, Halton., GALLANT DAN, b. c, 2. by Inspector B. Balance All II. (S. J. Doggett). Weight today 97. 63302 Coney Islands 1-2 f 1:073 fast 103 12 12 12 12 11 Finn M. Stella, K. of Ivanhoe, M. Banns. C2311 Brooklyn 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast 107 7 G 7 7 7lclNottcr Gretna Green, Convllle, T. O'Toole. SAM RICE, ch. c, 2, by The Commoner Prettiwit (Delaware Stable). Weight today 102. G2529 Brooklyn 5-S 1:011 fast 107 11 10 10 10 1016JH Cochran Clements, Fay, Anna May. BEAUCLERE, b. g. 2, by Salvator Phida (M. Hirsh). Weight today 107. G3302 Coney Islands 1-2 f 1:074 fast 107 G GO G& 51 L WilliamsM. Stella, K. of Ivanhoe. M. Banns. 62727 Belmont Pk 5-S 592 fast 102 S 12 14 15 15 W Knapp Jaunty, Loyal, Gold Lady. EL CAPITAN, ch. n. 2, by Ethelbert Morganatic (C. A. Mezger). Weight tcday 102. K'ASD (See Coney Island chart in this paper). 63302 Coney Islands 1-2 f 1:074 fast 102 7 5 4 6 Gls Horner M.Stella, K. of Ivanhoe, M. Banns. G2955 Brooklyn 5-S 1:02 fast 103 7 8 S 61 5"i W Knapp Eddie Ware, Acrobat. Yankee Girl. SOMNUS, blk. g, 2, by Peep o'Day Best Wishos (W. Gall). Weight tcday 99. G3I25 Coney Island 5-S 594 fast 10S 4 2 2 2" 325 J Martin J. 0, Core, Frank Lord, Flowaway. G2533 Brooklyn 5-S 1:002 fast 104 S 4 4 4l G Garner B.Masterson, Computer. C. G. Gates LADY VINCENT, b. f, 2, by St. Blaise Lady Violet (A, Belmont). Weight today 94. 62SS5 Brooklyn 5-S 1:01 R fast 109 S 9 10 10 10lRoscn Ky. Beau, Dinna Ken, Jacinta. G2727 Belmont Pk 5-8 592 fast 92 3 5 5 3J 4i Rosen Jaunty, Loyal, Gold Lady. 62649 Belmont Pk 5-S 592 fast 111 12 12 10 10 10laU Jonca Botanist. Charles Edward, runky. MORTIBOY, b. c, 2, by Albert Counterbrcezo (T. J. Gaynor). Weight today 97. 62301 Jamaica G-S 1:024 good 102 4 G 6 6' S:s Bcckman B. Dance, Clements, Hlgginbotham. 62209 Jamaica G-S 1:03 fast 102 5 5 5 10 12 Roman'll Killochau, Arlington, Estimate. COMPENSATION, br. c, 2, by Handsome La Amo (RV K. Vingut). Weight today 105. G324I Coney Island 5-5 1:01 fast 107 "S G 5 4J 41 Bedell Capt.Emerich, Umbrella, J. C. Core 63093 Coney Island 5-8 1:00 fast US 5 3 3 33 S'4 Bedell Geo. S. Davis, Alctheuo, YankecGlrl 62113 Belmont Pk 5-8 1:00 fast 101 10 10 10 9 910 Sewcll McCarter, Clare Russell, Bemay. KNIGHT OF IVANHOE. b. c, 2, by Bridgewater Cold Wave- (C. R. Ellison). Weight today 106. G3302 Coney Islands 1-2 f 1:074 fast 105 3 2 3 2 2 Sewell M. Stella. M. Banns Woolstartle 63217 Coney Islands 1-2 f 1:0GJ fast 115 10 S 9 9l 9'5JT Burns Ethon, Misgivings, Belcast. WINSOME WAYS, b. f, 2, by Star Shoot Winsome III. (W. Clay). Weight today-99. 63331 Coney Island 5-S 1:02 fast 110 9 14 14 14 14lsiBrusscl Jaunty, Miss Strome, Baringo. NIGGER MIKE, b. c, 2, by Shapfoll Gertrude (J. J. Kenney). Weight today 102. C3362 Coney Island o-S 1:02 Slop 112 12 9 S S 9 Perrino J. C. Core, Smiling Tom, Yorkist. G301S Brooklyn 5 1-2 f 1:091 mud 112 7 3 5 52 5'5 Baird Allowinaise, Malacca, Alpenmarclien PARAGON, b. c, 2, by Meddler Soncy Lass (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 102. 63241 Coney Island 5-S 1:01 fast 103 6 7 7 9t 6 Hagan Capt.Emerich, Umbrella, J. O. Core " EUDORA, b. f, 2, by Plaudit The Hoyden. Weight today 99. first start. . MARGARET OF WESTON, ch. f, 2, by Sir Knight Miss Rose. Weight today J 94 First start. . MAUD M'G.y br. f, 2, by Orsini Lady Marion. Weight today 106. I lrst starr. SECOND RACE 1 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Allowances. (1:;:7J 3 101.) RIGHT ROYAL, blk. c, 4, by Rapallo Mrs. Dolanoy (M, L. Hayman). Weight todav 111. CS047 Belmont Pk 111 2 1-4 fast 3:57g.2 2 3 4 4 42 Perrine St. Bellanc, Ostrich, Bedonin 696S Belmont Pk 107 1 3-4 fast 2:592 4 2 4 4 3'J 2j P O'Neill St. Bellane, Outcome, Bedouiii. OLD FAITHFUL, b. c, 3, by Hamburg Semper Fidelo (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 106. GJjU, Coney Island 3-4 1:144 fast 118 O S 3 3' 2J Lyne F. Premium. Ballotta. Water Tank. OtSlG Coney Island . 1 1:392 fast 107 7 8 S 9 9' 7 J Martin Gloritier, Heasllp, Sin-le Shot G.,143 Coney Island 1 1-S 1:57 slow 110 4 4 2 3 6 6'U Martin MissCrawford, SallorBoy, Dishabille ROSE OF GOLD, ch. f, 3, Top Gallant Golden Rose (Waldcck Stable). Weight todav 99 62139 Belmont Pk 1 1;40 fast 99 1 4 4 5 5 3" Wishard Bull's Eye, Bat. Glvonnl Batoio C23G0 Belmont Pk 7-S 1:27 fast 110 4 2 2 3 3 2? Lyne Belmere, Red Eye, Cinua E404 Coney Island 11G 3-4 mud 1:15? 5 6 7 7 7" Lyne Run. Water, Sue Smith, SingleShot BELLE OF PEQUEST. ch. f, 3, by Flambeau Gretchen (R. H. McC. Potter). Weight todav 99 2'r1 onc7, IsIand t Vk faS 100 G 2 1 2 2 7 Horner Kuroki, Running WaR?r? Flip Flap 63015 Brook yn 1 1-1G 1 :492 mud 1 10 3 4 5 4 4' 4JHorner Far West, Cederstromc. Bull's Eye 62932 Brooklyn lm 70y 1:4 fast 9S 3 4 2 3 5J G'i Horner Logislllla, Moonshine, Coy Maid SIMPLFLIFE, b. f, 3, by Wood Moss Weenatchic. Weight today 99. ESS1? SPA1PFE' tr: ? V Kingston Lady Gay (R. T. Wilson. Jr.). Weight today 108. SSoney Ts an(J 11-?,1:H,vy 105 2 2 3 4 53 5"iW Miller Dishabille, Von Tromi," Glorifier Sncy TS an, , ll:37g fast 113 6 C 7 3 3 GH Brussel Inquisitor, Von Tromp, Ha lif ix 63092 Coney Island 1 1-1 2:054 fast 107 5 3 3 2 5h 7 C'mmins Go Between, Dandelion. ColoniaiGirl cB.LJIST0NI;1)c, 3' 1,7 Sir -on Bonnio Blue II. (P. J. Dwyor). Weight today 104. rwo ney. ISlana , , ,1 :m fast 112 H 1 7 6 Si 6i Sewell Bat. McKittredge, King llenrv C30G9BrooK yn 11-16 1:52 slow 112 6 5 3 3 4' 4J W Miller Single Shot, Nathan Hale Savior 62960 Brooklyn lm 70y 1:461 fast 112 10 8 7 7 7' 5 F O'Neill Stimulant, RoyalSccptre Conquest ?0SHINE; ' f; 3. hy Peep o'Day Makallah (T. t. Watt). Weight today 104." g Is'aml 11:39 fast 103 3 2 2 2 3 4 Nottcr Gloritier. Heaslip, Single Shot lmfr00 yn lm 70y 1:432 fast 97 2 1 1 2 2J 2' Brussel Logistilla, Coy l Aid. Miss Crawford 62S0S Brooklyn lm 70y 1:404 fast 103 2 1 1 1 V Ink Notter K. Henry, Royal Sceptre, Bayonet WATER TANK. b. g, 3, by Watercress Duchess of Kendal (F. B. Lemaire). Weight todav 101 .nCy ?S!amJ , ?1 V-ll fast 113 1 5 2 4 45i W Kna,D v- Brcmium, Ol.lFaithful, Ballotta. ?75 Coney Is and 1 1-S 1:522 slow 90 1 2 3 4 4" 4' W Miller F.Mason. Garnish. Ormonde's Right 63191 Coney Island 1 1:394 fast 93 2 3 3 2 2'i 2' Notter Rye, Kllngsor, Our Sister. B?YA,N' ch" E' tv Tno Commoner Ursula (G. B. Morris). Weight todav 108. SSiy Sarl XL 1 't l:2 4 3 3 1 l'J2n Nicol Alma Dufour, DebarTGoldmatc. fSj5 lty Park HO lm70y slop 1:503 1 1 1 1 1- 1 Nicol Dclphie. Luralichter Sh iw'inaL 6S903 City Park 112 7-S fast l:2Sg 3 2 2 1 1 1 Nicol Baron Esher' Layson, PauPe. THIRD RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs Futurity Course. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (1:0142122.) PDI WARE, Ch. c, 2. by The Commoner Penitence II. (M. H. Tichenor). Weight todav 122. 61 Brooklyn 5-S 1:02 fast 118 4 5 2 m 1J Lyne Acrobat, Yankee GifkArima C0EE ?h; B',2 Garrv Hermann Purity (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 119. w ?B nn1 2i , W fast 109 1 1 1 1'' 12 W Miller Frank Lord, SomnusT Flow-away. 63362 Coney Is and 5-8 1:02 slop 109 5 2 2 1J l'i Sewell Smiling Tom, Yorkist Hardshot ISland 5"8 1:01 fast 109 3 4 4 11 32 L WilllamsCapt.Emcrich', Umteella.CnKtioii ZiSst E' chc' 2' ty Alvescot La Gascogne (G. J. Long). Weieht todav 112. a S"S 1:: SlP 112 15 11 11 121 l2"iTrr J- C Core. Smiling t5" Yorkist r??1, BSEEZE. v b. c, 2. by Royal Flush III. Breeza (P. J. Dwyor). Weieht today 112. 2fe;Il?U,1 5-S 1:00 fast US 17 IS IS IS IS L WHIIamScS.1 Aietheuo.ankeeGirl SPF1?? tr- f-i2,,by, Galore Phantom Belle (F. R. Hitchcock). Weight today 109. b J J' Vk'ASi (hoc Coney Island chart in this paper). G3274 Coney Island 5-S 1:02 slow 114 3 5 5 4h 3'J Sewell Jer,.v T-irlr Toddles I! irin"o 62487 Brooklyn 5-8 1:02 fast 102 4 4 4 41 G'J W Miller & KhmcU SaSalient' Grace George OKENITE, ch. s, 2, by Hastings Orient (A. Belmont). Weieht todav 123 SIS &lvJn ,aDd II i-oS't l"9 21 ? ? hyhhlnsl Wr. Ken. B?2u. ItoSSoint! G2S04 Brooklyn 5-S 1.02 fast 122 3 3 1 1 lb Radtke Killlecrankie, ClareRussell. Toddles! M'CARTER, b. c,. 2, by Knight of the Thistle Candle (Newcastle Stablel Weieht todav IP? gj&'Sssi&v 5 l'l S i$ Ssl ? si ih s: i!!er Gret' reen, JSVffi 62412 Belmont Pk 5-S 1.00 fast 37 5 r 3 1 2 m W Miller Clare Russell! Bemay, Monfort. LINNEPEE, b. c. 2, by Gold Heels Agnes Morancy (Delaware Stable). Weieht todav llo 633C2 Coney Island 5-S 1:02 slop 112 10 12 12 11 11" Horner .T. C. Core Smllln-Toni Yorkist 62217 Coney Islands 1-2 f 1:06J fast 115 4 G C 4 4s Baird :il10 Miislv I elrast 63140 Coney Island 6-S 1:002 slow 114 4 4 G C G' Balnl Oran. Supernmn, ' Ariiuo. MONTGOMERY, ch. c. 2, by Pessara Montgomery Cooper (F. A. Forsythe). Weieht today 112 S3 Coney Islands 1-2 f l:u9 slop lis 3 3 3 3s 31 J Martin Dasbawav, D.Enrinue. G. Sherm in '" rI Sfney, ,Is,andi Vll M taSt. 115 7 7 7 7 7JRadtke Ethon. Misgivlngs.Belcast? C2334 Memphis 4 1-2 f 5oi fast 113 4 3 2J 1 Domlnick Jack Atkin? Tres .Toll. .TudgeDavey. ?TH0N5 V' S 2' by Martagon Ondulee (H. P. Whitney). Weieht today 112. 6-MQ Coney island 5-8 l-.oog siow ill 5 5 4 4 46J Sewell Oran, Superman, ArUntf. 111 1 1 ' ' ' -"- " I - ' . lUiw. J.jr-niiU, BOTANIST, br. e. 2. .by Boanerges May' B. II. (E. Ghelardy). Weight today 122. 63332 Coney Islands 1-2 f 1:074 fast 115 3 1 1 1 1J Hagan Misgivings. R; Breeze. Fountaifinlite 629o7 Brooklyn 5 1-2 f 1:0S fast 102 4 2 3 35 2 Hagan ClardRussell, Master Lester.-Pierrot GEORGE S. DAVI8. ch. c. 2, by Sombrero Bellane (G. S. Davis). Weigfif today 117. C31G1 Coney Islands 1-2 f 1:072 fast 123 C 5 6 G 9' Horner Peter Pan. Panmonbk, Yahkcc" G1H 63093 Coney Island 5-S 1:00 fast IIS 1 2 2 23 Is Horner Aletheito, Yankee Girl, Piinkv. 62859 Brooklyn 5-S 1:01 fast lot 2 3 3 2" 3 Horner Fountainblue, B.Masterson.Oraculum PURITAN GIRL, b. f, 2, by Yankd c Victoria IV. (IL- P, Whitney). Weight' today 10tf rirst start. SEA SALT, b. f, 2, by Rapallo Breakdown. Weight today 109. First start. . . . GRAND VEDETTE, b. g, 2, by Lon street Eastcrling (R." T. Wilsonr Jr.). - Wclgfit today-109. ilrst start. II. P. Whitney entry Purilan Girl and Marathon. FOURTH RACE 1 1-4 Miles. Bay Ridge Handicap. 3-ycar-olds and upward. (2:l)4j 1112.) GO BETWEEN b. g. 5, by Meddler Indigo (A. Shields). Woight today 126; (i:SS (See Coney Island chart in this paper). 63092 Coney Island 1 1-4 2:034 fast 116 S 7 6 3 21 lh Shaw Dandelion. Colonial Girl, Agile. 63041 Brooklyn 1 1-S 1:551 mud 116 G 6 5 5 2 l'J Shaw Proper, Maxle Witt, 'Oxford. FIRST MASON, ch. g, C, by First Mate Manola Mason (C. E. Rowe). Weight-today 112. 63275 Coney Island 1 1-8 1:522 slow 112 5 3 2 2 2 1 J Martin Garnish. Orm'de'.sRight. WaterTitnk 62149 Jamaica 1 1-1G 1:474 fast 115 8 6 G G 9 9 J Martin Merry Lark, O. Right E Burch 5S177 Jamaica 106 1 1-16 fast 1:474 4 4 2 2 2" 2' Sewell Kiaiuesha, BCnvolio, Ai Muskod&yl BEDOUIN, b. c, 4, by Meddler Lizzie Mdntroso (E. W; Jewettl; Weight' today 105; 63243 Coney Island 1 1:372 fast 107 9 8 8 8 S G Wishard Inquisitor, Von Tromp. Halifax 63116 Coney Island 3-4 1:122 fast US 7 5 G 6 4J L WilliamsK'g'sD'ghter, Pr.nambUrg.Roseben ?AMo??,N'' 41 l7 B,5torAunt TeM (W B' Williams). Weight today 113. 0.1488 (See Island ,- Coney chart in this paper). 6329S Coney Island 3-4 1:122 fast 128 10 10 9 9 9 Perrine Aeronaut, Handzarra. Tintoe.-62o50 Brooklyn 1 1-16 1:47 fast 113 6 6 5 5 3& 6J Perrine Blandy; Oxford. Proper. COLONIAL GIRL. b. m, 7, by Meddler Springtide (C. E. Rowe). Weight today-115; S22x Sncy, Island J 1-1 2:036 fast 113 9. 9 9 7 & 3i Sewell Go Between,' Dandelion, Agile: 627SO Brooklyn 1 1-4 2:064 fast 114 5 7 7 9 51 V Sewell Go Between; E. Burch Cairngorm;-EUGENIA BURCH, b. m, 6, by Ben Strome The Humber (Mrs. L. Curtis); Weight- today liar. SJJ Brooklyn 1 1-4 2:062 fast 120 3 2 2 2 2 21 C'mmins Samson, Oliver Cromwell Agile 627S0 Brooklyn 1 1-4 2:064 fast 109 7 8 S .2 li 25 C'mmins Go Between, Cairngorm; Von Tromp LOGISTILLA,- ch. f. 4. by Locohatchee--Ssary (B. C. Hildreth). Weight" E 1 today loaay llu 110. a'llUO (See Coney Island chart in this paper). 63169 Coney Island 1 1-16 1:47 fast 103 3 3 2 2 U 1 W Knapp Mandarin, Far West Jack McKeon 52932 Brooklyn lm 70y 1:452 fast 112 6 5 3 1 V 1 W Knapp Moonshine. Coy Maid. MissCrawford BLANDY, ch. c. 4, by Hastings Belinda (A; Belmont); Weieht today 108 63366 Coney Island 1 1-8 l:53g slop 117 C S 4 5 7 7'JLyiio A. Muskoday. Grenade CedPrs'tromV 62981 Brooklyn 1 1-16 1:492 slop 123 3 3 2 4 4" 5U J Jones Mandarin CranKS. EntriS. C. E. Rowe entry First Mason and Colonial Girl. FIFTH RACE 6 1-2 Furlongs Main Course. 3-year-olds' and upward. Handicap. (1:18 ii 10".) BONET, ch. h. 6. by Ben Strome Midrost (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 114 S9'JJoney Isl-na 1 1:40 fast 113 3 3 2 2 2- 2'J J Martin Tiptoe. Bohemian. Telephone. 6,94 Coney IslandG 1-2 f 1:22 livy 120 5 G 4 3 35 Horrier Bill Pliilllps. Verlbest Firebr-mil 6329S Coney Island 3-4 1:123 fast 112 12 8 7 5' 4' Horner Aeronaut, Handzarra, Tipfoe! IRONSIDES, b. c, 3, by Meddler Hanoana (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 112 6313G Coney Island 1 1:40 fiftt 114 5 5 5 4 GJ 5J Lyne Tiptoe, Monet Bohemian 512 Soney Island 3-4 1:14 fast 115 3 4 4 15 lt Lyne Ben Ban, Confederate Battleaxe 62375 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:11? fast 100 8 10 9 9 8JJas Hon'syClark Griffith, Tiptoe? oYfbrd? FLAXMAN, br. c, 4, by Rough and Ready -Mistral (M, Tennes). Weieht r today 1OT 53057 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:11 slow" 118 1 5 5 7 8' 9' Odom D'Aikle. Bank JlcChord 54S0GT"air Grounds 3-4 1:15 fast 98 7 6 5 4H 6 Faden F.Favorite.N.M.Hay.HowDervish JUST SO, ch. g. 5. by George Kessler Verily (S. Hexter). Weight todav 105 6S430 Coney Island 1 1-16 1:49 fast 103 4 1 1 1 2U 5' W Knapp Belgravia. Entree Sailor Bm-63245 Coney Island 1 1-16 1:46 fast 97 2 1 1 1 1& 2J Horner Entree! Far West' Te enhone 6311S Coney Island 1 1-16 1:464 fast 105 4 1 1 1 2'i 2' W Knapp Tartan', Telephone, Jack McKeon BALLOTTA, ch. f, 3, by Voter Ell T. (J. R. Keone). Weieht todav 103 ' 63435 Coney Island 3-4 1:114 fast 111 7 4 1 1J 3 Radtko F. Premium, OldFaithfuI W Tanl-62331 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:094 fast 102 15 14 13 13 13" Sewell Keator, Shot Guti StoHtne 56S19 Brighton Bch 107 5 1-2 f fast 1:08 3 2 1 li 1 R .McDan'ltClosl MAMONB FLUSH ch. f. 4, by St. Julion Golden Tide (R. W. Nelson) Weight today 90 eiSai jw. G.14S5 (See Coney Island chart In this paper). xooay Coney Island6 1-2 f 1:22 hvy 88 3 3 5 63 6i Brussel Bill Phillips, Veribest Monet 6306G Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:114 slow S9 4 2 2 3 35 Brussel Monet, Sewell, Nannie Hode ?.?.M-MX. WADDELL. b. g. 4, by Magian Frantic (M. Clancy). Weight today 110 nu. (KJ4ST1 (See Coney Island chart in this paier). wraay Vr Soney ls!an5 3"4 VA2i fasl 112 9 9 8 71 7 Brussel Aeronaut, nandzarra. Tiptoe- 6316S Coney Island 11:39 fast 110 6 3 2 4 4J 8s J Martin Grenade, Dainty. Von TtoSp' ARKLIRTA. ch. c, 3. by Arkle--Loyalirta (F. J. Farrell). Weight todav'l 12 18 1IZ' toa&7 C-MS5 (See Coney Island chart In this paper). 63142 Coney Island 1 1:412 slow 93 1 2 1 1 l'l 1' ff Miller Druid, Angler Memories 63012 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:112 mud 106 1 2 2 H l'i W Miller Brush Up, Brookda VaV ert ?.D.A ,lKSOV, ch. f, 3, by Watercress Aroette (N. Bennington). W6ight todaV 111 wuigni aay i". (K11S5 (See Coney Island chart in this paper). 6329S Coney Island 3-4 1:122 fast 115 4 2 3 3!i 5J P O'Neill Aeronaut. Handzarra Tlnfw. 62691 Belmont Pk 1 1:391 fast 121 2 1 1 1 l'i 3'I F O'Neill Pefrse,' PMt7l5oton 5A?lIi&VAMT ch- c 3 tv Ornament Spanker (R; T. Wilson, Jr). Weieht todav -lav gonc.y lsIand l r4 Jast 6 5 3 45 4' H'brand Vendor, Voorhees, Awouritlnt 5.299 Saratoga 118 3-4 fast 1:132 7 7 7 6' 6'SJRedferh Tangle? Juggler, RVveS? ,0,DIENHE.' ch f' 3' by Plaudit Maxino Elliott (J. T. Muir). Weight today 104 m?1.' ch. ' 8,V OgacnSemaphbre (J. E. Maddon)'. Weight s todav1 today B2- bz. (See Coney Island chart in this paper). 63331 Coney Island 1 1-S l:54g fast 109 6 8 9 9 9 9' Jas Hen'syO. CromweU. O'Rourke. Woodsman ?'lNG' h' e 3' by Previous Lida H.- (W. C. Daly). 1 Weight todav bb 6313G Coney Island 11:40 fast 85 S 8 8 8 Sl 8" G Burns Tiptoe. Monet Bohemfari 63394 Coney Is and6 1-2 f 1:22 hvy S8 7 7 7 7 71G Burns B Hi Ph I lllps? Verlbest Mone t 63298 Coney Island 3-4 1:122 fast S6 11 11 11 11 ll' G Burns Aeronaut, Handzarra, mptoe." SIXTH RACE 5-8 Mile Futurity Course. 2-ycar-olds. Maiden. Selling. (5Ss 2 115.) SSS:IPF,E''i,)f:,c'.2' Jy Fatherless Miss Rhodie (Mrs. R. L. Rogers) Weight today 106 62!?7 Belmont Pk 5-S 592 fast 100 10 10 12 12 13" II Cochran Jaunty. Loyal, Gold" Ladk lSrooIyn 5i?:,Jast 89 s 75 4' 6' II Cochran Master Lester! Frnk Lord, Solly M 613 Brooklyn 5-8 1:024 fast 93 2 5 5 4' 61 H Alex Momentum. Athens, El Capltan. SF LANGDEN, b. c, 2. by Algol Lass of Langden (W. W. Dardeh). Weight today 104. SSlSoncy Island51-Sn:2I iast 9 7 7 6" W Miller Gold Lady. ElfalLMblesey" G29i Brooklyn 5-S 1:02 fast 100 S 7 7 V 7'i Garner Eddie Ware Acrobat Y,ntw nii-7 62S39 Brooklyn 5-S 1:01 fast 104 13. 9 7 71 7" BalrQ Foimtainblue, B Mon? G S DavH STANDARD OIL (See Third Race). Weight today 104. XMAS, ch. c, 2, by Nick Housewi f o (J. L. Holland). Weieht todav 102 sS y" PI JaSt 101 13 13 12 1Sl 13'T BurllK Al Powell. Black Mate HdlWn 5r5?5 Brooklyn G-8 1:001 fast 112 4 4 3 3' 3'i T Burns Ballot Red R ver Yinkep rZ 62513 Brooklyn 5-S 1:024 fast 102 15 12 13 13 15 Wiley Momentum? Athens, El CapUan! GOLDEN WEST. b. f, 2, by Golden Gartor Aurania (P. H. McCarron). Weieht todav 04 63314 Coney Island 5-S 1:01 fast 9115 14 14 13 12' Rowan Capt.Emerich Umbrelll T r Porp StT.ind faS J 10r H 1l1S,11SiC'm,""ns ToaSDut-In "s 60OIG Brooklyn 5-8 1 1:034 -mi mud h 11 114 5 k 5 2 2'i 2J J Martin Hyperbole, Adoration, Manila? SWEET EILEEN, ch. f, 2, by King ston Prohibition II. (Wi C. Daly). Weiehf todav 04 S Sono,y. lsland:; V2 1 1-074 fast 94 11 13 13 13 13 G Burns M. Stena IC of Ivanhoe M B Jnnl' 6303S Brooklyn 5 1-2 f l:08g mud 90, 9 8 8 9 9"iJa3 Hen'syVankee Gun. Arimo, Judg DaTey: L' AMOUR, ch. c, 2, by Golden Garter Amourette (S. Paget); Weieht todav G3244 Coney island 5-8 1:01 fast 103 9 3 3 3 7riIorner Capt.Emerich, UmbTeTllfj a C6re frtraRXLLA, b. f. 2, by Ben Brush Gingham (J. R. Koone). Weight today 103. 0 BrooHvn and 11 V-nS ?J5 Z ? '? 9 2! 1 Wishard C.Emerlch, J.C.Ciire. CompenLtion. SIS? Jf Loring. MagnaStella.WlnifredTarpey 529S0 i-J!u Brook lirooKljn yn 5-S 5-S 1 -02 r 1 1.02s slop 93 5 5 5 4'i 4 Myers Fay, Jaunty, Donna Elvira. APrNBY' bTrc' ?' b? ??eP 'O'Day Princeton Girl (A. Albright. Jr.). Weight today 106. Zl l8lanrt "81:02 S!0p 11211 13 14 15,15 Brusso1 J- C. Core, Smiling Tom, Yorkist. ALTA FAROLA. b. f, 2, by Faraday Altivola (J. H. Carr). Weight todav 99 62u47 Brooklyn 5-8 l:03g fast 109 4 5 3 3' 3'i Radtke Mlria, Garters. MTsglvingS:- 4.THENS, b. c, 2, by The Greek Ruralia (G Krause). Weight tnrfnv no lKonytnpk r11:?St 9,2 3 4 4 r4 ll SirToddington, 0,m'pf" bXU'. t.2727 iselmont Pk 5-8 59g fast 92 4 1 1 5J 7 Horner Jauntv Loval Gold i.nn 52629 Belmont Pk 4 1-2 f 524 fast 92 12 7 7 7'JHorncr Moiifwt, Jaffit Gr '3WLIi1!CE b' B' 'oyStanhono IL Fairy Queen (D. Gideon). Weight today 101. grook yn 5-S 1:02S fast 109 14 14 9 9 9'!Wishard Misgivings: Manila Garters 627S3 Brooklyn 5-8 l:01g fast 100 4 11 11 S S' Wishard Oraculum, Tonrcnne Ky Betu 62151 Jamaica 5-8 1:02 fast 109 8 8 8 8 SlRoman'li Sewcll. Umbrcl?r Meriill. FIESSER, ch. c, 2, by Deceiver Lydia II. (W. S. Price). im WOWUCt Vt' n55J Iast 109 12 HI!" Jtin Mexican' MVBfickMaW?MocS: WARE, ch. , f. 2. Ornus Mrs. by z Snccd (E. A. Ware). Weieht tndav n4 CJ301 Coney Island; 1-2 f 1:07 fast 91 11 li 11 u 13 Alycrs Gold Lady. Elfall. ' iSS? AGRA-, b- f. 2. Fathorloss Eolide (J. H. McAvoy). Weieht today J)4 HS- Sne,y, ls,and 5"S 1:M fast 99 ! I2 12 12 H'HJas- Hen'syToddles Dulcinea MKs Sfrn 29S0 Brooklyn 5-S l:02g slop 93 6 6 9 9 9" Noone pay Jaunty Bonna Elvira 2209 Jamaica 5-8 1:03 fast 99 13 13 13 13 10 Pieratt KUlochin IVlrngtotf. Eltlmte; rBo. WIG' ch' : 2' by Griffon Laurel (D. C. Johnson). Weizht todav 07 32 Coney Island 5-S 1:01 fast 102 1 S 11 11 9" W Miller Capt.Emerich Umbrella J C Core Brooklyn C-S 1:01? fast 93 1 3 3 3h 3" J. J Walsh SlMh'lKMafi- 32ol3 Brooklyn 5-8 1:024 fast 102 8 8 9 10 11" Radtke Momentum, Athens'! Ei ckplthn. first sYart' ' 2' by Hawkswick Award (J- L- Rohinson). Weight today 99. P&tJtort.2' FirSt Mate-Wavel8" (C littlcficW); Weight today 102. f' 2' by Greenan-C0rditc- SL ' Weight today 96. "lr'strt.151'- ' 2' by Mesmerist-Bonnio May- Weight today 105'. SEVENTH RACE 1 3-4 Miles on Turf. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.' GJ:0.;s iiw, WOODSMAN, b. c, 4, by Sir Dison Ollie Glenn (W. Clay). .... . G3331 Coney Island 1 1-S 1:54! fast 109 8 7 S 8 5J 3'1 W Knapp O. Cromwell ()'Rniiri 1, ?5L. I -.6500 .2S0S Brooklyn lm 70y 1 :46J fast 10S G 11 11 11 S 7" T Burns Moo. shlnp K II rr 'W w- Brighton Bch 110 1 1-1G good 1:49 10 10 10 12 11 SJ Lyne Aln. LP .ANCASTRIAN. b. c. 3. by Kingston Royal Rose (C. R. Ellison). mt1ZI Y a Vt,' 63395 Coney Island 1 3-4 3:12i! hvy 113 3 3 3 3 3' 1 W Miller Priority O Crr,n,vii ? i K3.-K Coney Island 1 1-2 2:311! fast 101 1 1 2 3 2'- 1J W Miller Our S stet r"?3'01 63220 Coney Island 1 1-2 2:332 fast 95 7 7 7 6 4' 4 W Miller Angler! Gfent n hJSI ONATAS, b; h, 6, by Top Gallant Sister Molly (E. R. Thomas). UVH lnA 63160 Coney Island 1 1-1G 1:30 fast 109 5 5 4 2 1' 1 Shaw Sir Curuthers wi t s 367 Coney Island 1 1-16 IMS? slop 10S 5 3 3 2 25 2i W Knapp Joln T Lyle Lady Ellison ' Wta J5311S Coney Island 1 1-16 1:464 fast 109 9 10 11 11 lib UiShaw Tartanf Just So ' Te&on? OTNTINGTON. b. g. 6, by Buck Massie Ethel S.II. (W. A. Winant). Weieht todav 101 '3?307 Coney Island 1 1-16 1:4S2 slop 10S 10 5 5 S S' 8''IJ Martin John Lvle Onatas Ladr ElSlorf o3220 Coney Island 1 1-2 2:33g fast 106 5 5 5 5 3' 3i L WlIliamsAngler, O enecho LaucastHan J3194 Coney Island 1 1:40? fast 115 G 4 4 4 7 7 Jas Hen'syFancy 'Bird, Stimulant? SL s"orris. $H9?ITY- ch c4'. ty Henry of Navarre St. Priscilla (W, C. Daly ). Weieht' today 103 C3&S Coiwy island 1 3-4 3:lffl hvy 95 4 1 1 1 lh 2-' V.5 Burns Lancastrian, O Cromwell 1 Llndall 63220 Coney Island 1 1-2 2:3.11 fast 101 S S S 8 S" S O Burns Angler Glenecho Tlrnitlneton 13017 Brooklyn 11-16 1:52 muu 101 12 12 12 12 11 11 C'boneau UelT&b&T'mnlBn AiSS?38' 1)' c' 4' ty Hindoo Alga (J. D. Odom). Weieht todav 107 SI Soney Island 1 1-16 l:4Sg slop 107 11 10 7 7 6J Gl Sewell John Lyle Onata Lady Alison 63220, Coney Island 1 1-2 2:33? fast 106 1 4 3 2 li 1 Sewel Glenecho Huntington Iutastrlan 63142 Coney island 1 1:41J slow 106 S 4 4 4 3J 3 Sewell 'DnmO KLINGSOR, b. c. 3, by The Pepper True as Bteel (W. J. Harding;). Weight. today 102. I 63191 Coney Island 1 1:39 fast 103 5 4 4 4 3 3' ff Knapp Rye. Water Tank. Our Sister. G3094 Coney Island 1 1-1C l:4Sg fast 107 C 7 6 8 43 4 Wishnrd Benevolent, Pr.Fred'k, Lnncastrlan. C2931 Brooklyn 1 1-1C 1:49 fast 107 4 2 2 2 2" 2l J Martin Benevolent, Lancastrian, M.Nomlnee LEILA, ch. m. 5. by Knight of Ellerslie Fatima (C. F. Clark). Weight today 05. 63333 Coney Island 1 1-2 2:31?, fast 97 a 5 3 2 G' G83 Finn Lancastrian, OurSister, Samson. C3220 Coney Island 1 1-2 2:33 fast 99 9 6 G 4 53 5 Finn Angler. Gleneclio, Huntington. C3143 Coney Island 1 1-S 1:57 slow 100 6 C C 4 4s 43 Finn MissCrawforil, SallorBoy, Dishabille : Page 5 Latonia Entries and Past Performances for Monday, July 9 Latoila futrles aud Past PerJormances for. Mondiy, July 9. WEATHER CLEAE. TRACK FAST, FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Fillies and Mares. Selling. (1 :llJ ; 1(KJ.) Index Course Dist Time T'ck Wt St StrFln Jockeys Best Company MILL BONG, b. f, 3, by Kismet Juanita (C. C. McCafferty). Weight today 95. C3197 Latonia 3-4 1:202 hvy 99 3 6 5 8s" 8 M Preston Matador, Frlnclpia, Itoscoe. 62S62, Latonia 3-4 l:14g fast 91 2 2 2 31 7 M Preston Lady Carol, Concert, Ethel Day. FLOTILLA, ch. f, 3, by Golden Garter Mythic (S. K. Hughes & Co.). Weight today 95. C3221 Latonia 3-4 1:18 slow 10SJ 1 15 7" 8i Nicol Larone, Lady March, Dr. Turner. C20S1 Lexington 3-4 1:15 fast 100 4 2 2 3& 4"lKoerner King's Daughter, Anna Day. Tsara. 6G100 Latonia 106 5-8 fast 1:012 3 4 4 63 5" Hoffler Antllllan. MilUades. Anita. ALMA GARDIA, ch. f, 3, by Rancocas Faithless (J. F. Newman & Son). Weight today 95. 6313G Latonia 1 1:118 slow S7 5 1 1 2 3 333 M Preston Capitano, Granada, Wil. Newcomb. C3373 Latonia 3-4 l:lSg mud 10S G G 5 3! 3'f. M Preston Malleable, TheMate. PreciousStoiiP G3279 Latonia 7-S l:27g fast 99 4 2 2 1 1 2' M Preston Begonia, InspectorGirl, LadyMarch. FIELD LARK, b. f, 3, by Toddington Salverine (J. W. Pugh). Weight today 95. G1592 City Park 7-S 1:29J fast 107 3 2 1 1 1 1 Harrigan Erie Greene; Puliiue.' America II. 61502 City Park 5-S 1:03; good S3 3 1 1 21 2i Swain Miss Point, Dr. Mack. Matlils. C0S40 City Park C 1-2 f 1:08 fast 103 1 10 10 9J 93 W Mcln'reMeadowbreeze. Dr. Mack. Oratorlan LACENE, b. f, 3, by Ingoldsby Rose Lady (Denny Bros). Weight today 95. C3119 Latonia 3-4 1:192 mud, 101 1 4 5 10 10 D Austin Zinda, Ililona, Lady March G3074 Latonia !-4 1:191 hvy 96 9 8 7 GJ 6 Perkins Oasis, Nonie Lucille, Ag. Virginia 629CG Latonia 3-4 1:18 J mud 102 8 4 6 51 3' D Austin Nonie Lucille, Oasis, Lady Carol. GLOBE RUNNER, ch. f, 3, by His Highness Nellie Bly (F. W. Schmidt). Weight today 95 G336S Latonia 3-4 1:144 fast 10S 4 9 10 103 12" D Austin Granada. Bluclier, Hector. 63119 Latonia 3-4 1:192 mud 96 Left at the post. Oregar Zinda, Hilona, Lady March. G2966 Latonia 3-4 1:181 mud 92 11 10 10 10s 10' C Morris Nonie Lucille, Oasis, Lacene. WEE LASS. ch. f. 3, by Albert Scotch Lassie (Hall & Marshall). Weight today 95. (EM!)'.! (See Latonia chart in this paper). 63101 Latonia 3-4 1:1S hvy 90 7 5 2 3 3' M Preston Principia, Mayor Johnson. Zinda. 63310 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast S9 10 8 7 6' 4 M Preston Ethel Day, Nonie Lucille, Ililona. YACHTING GIRL, b. f. 4, by St. Andrew Iscara (H. McCarren, Jr.). Weight today 95 63131 latonia 1 1:42, slow 93 10 8 S 7 61 73 F Perrett Doctor Dan. Bitter Brown Oberon 6324G Latonia 3 1:424 good 101 8 9 11 9 12 12'3F Perrett The Only Way. Dalesman. Arachne" C3121 Latonia 1 1:49? mud 97 5 2 2 3 6' 93 F Perrett Hubbard, Prestige, Tiller. LIZZIE M'EEAN, b. f. 3, by Ornus Victoria (S. H. Kunz). Weight today 100. 63463 Latonia 7-S l:27g good 90 1 7 7 8 SI OJT Taylor TopsyRobinson, Revolt. Tom Crowe 63310 Latonia 1 1:40 fast S9 7 1 1 1 11 810regar Monochord, Capitano. Proteus 63217 latonia 3-4 l:14g good 90 2 ( 2 S 2! Oregar M. Redon. Bensonhnrst. Joe Shields INSPECTOR GIRL, ch. f, 3. by Inspector B. Sewing Girl (W. H. Fizer & Co.). Weight today 100. 634G3 latonia 7-8 1:27? good 92 14 15 11 11 11 11IC Morris Topsyltobinson, Revolt, Tom Crowe 63373 Latonia 3-4 1:1SS mud 10S 7 5 6 8s 713. Seder Malleable, The Mate Alma Gardia C3279 latonia 7-8 l:27g fast 103 3 1 1 2 3' 3 Seder Begonia, AlmaGardia, Lady March.' LAURA HUNTER, b. m, 6, by Longstreet Vavasour (J. R. Allen). Weight today 106 G3463 latonia 3-4 1:151 good 112 5 2 2 23 4 Otis Clyde. Labor. Zinda. 6330t Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 10G 3 2 1 43 43 A "W B'kcrS. Rocamora. Granada, Topny Girl. 63197 Latonia 3-4 1:205. hvy 104 5 3 3 5s 6 D Austin Matador, Principia, Roscoe. FRIVOL, ch. m, 7, by St. Charles Jilt (J. Gass & Co.). Weight today 106. 6346G Latonia 1 1:42 good 101 4 2 2 2 2s 2 F Jost Ida Davis, Mamie Algol Bill Carter 62416 Louisville 1 1:44 fast 107 4 9 7 9 10 10" B Miller Dr. McCIuer, Tinker, Minnehaha 623G9 Louisville 3-4 1:151 fast 109 14 14 14 12 10' B Miller Precious Stone, Foxmead, Harding. PRINCIPIA, ch. f, 3, by Hastings Priceless (T. P. Hayes). Weight today 108. 63401 Latonia 3-4 1:18 hvy 91 4 4 1 1 1J C Morris Mayor Johnson, Wee Lass. Zinda 63197 Latonia 3-4 1:20? hvy 91 4 2 2 1& 2' Griffith Matador. Roscoe, Mayor Johnson. 63143 Latonia 3-4 1:18 hvy 90 3 2 2 1 l'J Griffith J.P.Mayberry, B.Brown, ToppyGirl. AGNES VIRGINIA, br. f, 4, by Sir Dixon Fair Penitent (S. M. Henderson). Weight today 109. 63074 Latonia 3-4 1:19 hvy 110 4 2 4 33 333 Nicol Oasis, Nonie Lucille. Lady Carol. G29G1 Latonia 3-4 1:181 mud 103 1 1' 1 1 is D Austin Triple Silver. OakGrove. Comment. 62S62 Latonia 3-4 1:142 fast 107 11 12 12 8' S53 D Austin Lady Carol, Concert, Ethel Day. ZINDA, br. f, 4, by Woolsthorpe Ella F, (J. McClernand & Co.). Weight today 109. 63163 Latonia 3-4 1:151 good 117 1 6 7 5 3S3 Donegan Clyde. Labor, Laura Hunter 63401 Latonia 3-4 1:18 hvy 101 G 14 4 4'J D Austin Principia, Mayor Johnson. WeeLass 63312 Latonia 1 1:422 fast 10S S 3 2 6 9l 914 D Riley W. Newcomb, Dr. Hart, Augur. BELLTOONE, b. f, 3, by Lettoon Isabel (W. H. Glore). Weight today 111. 63101 Latonia 1 1:43ft hvy 103 3 1 1 1 IS 7s T Taylor Bitter Brown, Proteus Dr. McCIuer 63309 Latonia 3-4 1:13? fast 101 4 2 4 6' 7" Obcrt Oasis, Harding, Garrett Wilson. 63119 Latonia 3-4 1:192 mud 1103 7 3 3 9s 9 S Bonner Zinda, Ililona, Lady March. SECOND RACE 5-8 Mile. 2-ycar-olds. Selling. (1:00H 2 110.) BANELLEN, ch. f, 2, by Bannockburn Ellen (B. Schreiber). Weight today 97. 62256 Memphis 1-2 501 mud 99 5 11 11 11" .Tohan's'n C.M'Cormick. M.Cesarion T Gilroy 62131 Memphis 4 1-2 f 5S slow 99 3 1 Ink 3J Schado Jacomo, Madonna, Baneful 61910 Memphis 1T2 51i fast 103 13 13 13' 13" Schade Margaret Morris, Madonna. Runsum. DEMO, b. g, 2, by Bel Demonio Caloocan (P. J. Millett). Weight today 97. G3432 Latonia G-8 1:012 slow .09 S 9 2 4& 4 Obert Camp. Bottles. Edith M. G3336 Latonia 5-8 1:011 fast 103 2 2 4 71 7' M Preston Margie. Camp. John Kaufman 6322u Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:12 slow 99 1 2 2 4 4 M Preston Frank Flesher, La Thorpe. Webber. OUTCRY, ch. c, 2, by Handsel Salute (T. H. Stevens & Son). Weight today 97. 632S2 Latonia G-S 1:021 fast 97 5 3 3 8' 10'JC Fisher Helmutli. Elected Jay Swift 620S0 Lexington 4 1-2 f 55 fast 102 10 11 10 9" T Taylor Camillc. Beau Brummcl, Alyth. HEIRLOOM, b. c, 2, by Tanzmeister Real Lace (F. M. Arthur). Weight today 97. Si Loujsvilic 1-2 502 good 107 12 12 11 10'J Dealy Billy Vcrtress, Webber, Solvent 62196 Lexington 5-8 1:04 mud 103 8 9 8 8 5"JW Allen ChocolateDrop. G C Gradilv Tierner 61905 Nashville 4 1-2 f 65g fast 103 4 6 6' 6 R Pickett Zal, Pali -Fagot, G' DhscWrcr. JUDITH LOUISE, b. f. 2, by Macoo Marioni (J. B. ResDess). Weight today 97 6330S Latonia 5-S 1:011 fast 105 S 9 9 9' 10'- Van'bout Mildrenc, L. Conductor. A. Ruskin. TULIP, blk. f, 2, by Boanerges Meddlesome She (W. E. Walsh). Weieht today Q7 63132 Latonia 5-S 1:011 slow 93 1 2 9 S' 7' M Preston Camp, Bottles, Edith M. VESME. ch. c. 2. by Vesuvian Guess Mo (C. Brosius). Weicht weigni today voaay 97 J7. IK!4!tl (See Latonia cliart fit this paper). 63336 Latonia - n-8 1:01 fast 103 10 9 9 9 10lVan'bout Margie, Camp Joim Kaufman 63196 Latonia 5-S l:07g hvy 97 8 7 10 101 12'iPcrkins Bonavcnture, Poster G?rl Jlildrei.e. ANNA RUSKIN, b. f, 2. by Ruskin Anna Chamberlain (H. McCarren, Jr.). Weight today qq 63432 Latonia . 5-S 1:01 slow 97 11 7 3 5i 5J F Perrett "Camp. Bottles. Edith M 63369 Latonia G 1-2 f 1:082 fast 100 5 2 2 5' 7 F Perrett KrankFIeslic'r Pfor CiVi 6330S Latonia 5-8 1:011 fast 97 7 5 4 3 3 F Permit lma"lu!'ctu"Y. Plffil JAY SWIFT, ch. c, 2, by Ornament Independence (S. Hudson). Weieht today 100 63W0 Latonia G-S 1:01 hvy 9S 4 1 1 2J 4 T Taylor Dainty Dame Friction i I)olHTI,,,r,,'n S Mon a C-S 1:02 fast 10fi C 5 4i 3U T Taylor Helmutl., Elected Ladv Vim, nt' 63196 latonia 5-8 1:072 hvy 102 4 . 4 4 G 7'5iT Taylor Bonavcnture. Poster GirJ Mildrenc H9HTTNING CONDUCTOR, ch. c. 2, by The Commoner Morna (T. P. Hayes). Weieht todav inn" 63308 Latonia G-S 1:01 J fast 103 3 1 1 l2 2J D Austin Mildrcne, AnnaRuskmT F Fleshe"" i.TH0RPE' ch by Woolsthorpe L Furnier (T. Kiley). Weieht today 104 Jton a S m f't 95 12 12 12 1S ll"iOregar FrankFlesber, Posted 'Slrl Elected 6322.. Laton a 5 1-2 f 1:12 slow 97 7 7 6 52 Oregar Frank Flesher. Webber Demo 63174 Latonia 4 1-2 f 57 hvy 109 6 8 5 7r D Hall Frank Flesher, Edith M Stmvlarm 1F)?W! hT' U 2' Charade-Avalanch (J. R. Taylor & Co.). Weight today 7 104. J-aton -a G-S 1:01 slow 102 14 14 11 9tl0" E Rice Camp. Bottles, Iitlf M 63174 Latonia 4 1-2 f 57 hvy 109 1 7 7' 6"! T Taylor Frank Flesher Fdltli i 5HHinrm 63120 Latonia 5-S 1:032 mGd 97 4 3 2' 2" T Taylor Mildrcne, Wcbter WMtcm PVENTURE, b. c. 2. by Sore erer Forseen (Hall & Marshall). Weight today 107 SJ'n a 5-S 1:011 good 9D 1 4 4 4 G M Preston Bud Hill. Zlpango Javanese S2Jon a C-S 1:01 hvy 103 5 G 6 G Gi E Robins'nDainty I) .me. Friction DellaThorne 6333S Latonia G-S 1:021 fast 102 4 6 5 5s 5s E Rico C. Mitchell, Selene B Bitter Miss IteliPstart.011' f' 2 hy Cesarion Franccs Booker. Weight today 97. Wrrt?t ' 2' by Euskin-BrusseI"- Weight today 100. ftatWrt. c' 2' ty Thc Elcctor-Gayety. WeJght today 100- THIED RACE 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (1:252101.) F4GtST.0NE' h c' 3' Ay.J111"011 SiIver Ban (Mrs- A- p- Wilson). Weight today 91 G3222 Latonia 7-S 1:301 slow 92 S 8 9 9 9" 7' Oregar T Crowe Pmtr.ua ii,T.V,. t, i "isV"Ie ge f i J 109212 14 14 14 14"iH'm JniS'nAZUoZZ & Case" E742S Latonia 96 5 1-2 f fast 1:091 3 5 4 G 5 L WilliamsEcliptlc, Prince Glran StVolma ?JIEtH NfTHANIEL. chl,c' 8 hv Oddfellow Valoria (J. M. Lloyd). Weight today 95 632S1 Latonia 1 1-1G 1:46? fast 101 4 2 2 2 7 7" D Austin Orly. Brancas Tlio M?,.t Y 6319S Latonia 1 i:a hvy 99 3 6 G G 6 6"JJ Hicks Harry Scott? Bedford Brancas 63047 Latonia . 1 1:43 mud 94 G 9 8 9 9 9" Pen'gast The Minks, John U IiWlis ra EE.SN'S H0D' ch' 8T' 4' by Nimrod Tern (W. Eagan). Weieht 'today 97. C319S Latonia 1 l:4Sg hvy 102 7 5 5 5 7 7" E Rice Harry Scott Bedford Brancas G3022 Laton a 7-S l:26g fast 96 8 6 6 6 B- 5i E Rice Col..LI)ouglas Devout Cottont'own G28S8 Latonia 1 1:401 fast . 96 2 2 2 3 3 3" E Rico D-BarbaT Maj.T!j .ED, LIGHT- chl m 5 y Tammany Halo (P. J. Millett). Weieht today 97 S Hon!a 11:391 fast 101 6 7 7 7 8 8JM Preston Harding Mcllvain J L Tm'Iis rHon a 1 1-16 l:4GJ fast 101 5 7 7 G 6J C M Preston Orly. Immm The' Minks " t?m'f , VX1-161:47 fast 105 2 3 1 1 12 15 M PTeston St. Tammany, Florizel, ionochord. t . b' ' 4- ty Himyar Frogmore (E. S. Gardner). Weight today 97. IS ;;f if v I sssls HARDING b. h, 6, by Blazes Miss Alice (J. B. Respess). " WBiv,f nAw qq 63339 latonia 1 1:391 fast 103 3 1 1 i J4P Treubel Mcllvain T L Tn'!i r r'f? 63309 Latonia 3-4 1:131 fast 115 5 3 3 2h 2 Treubel Oasis SST'L h3":H 1 ia 1,.'Treubel . TirASSSSS-. S4TI(' SlJZglF-" . b (F- 6erine' Jr0- Weight today 09. 632S0 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 112 1 11 HJ 12 X Hall fiarr'twn,n t 1 r, , ,r. r. 62318 Memphis 3-4 1:15 fast 112 1 3 4 6 31 Oliphant iZtvmi0' UNCLE HENRY, b. c, 4. by Gorman-Nina F. (E. L. Fitzgerald). weteht taflkv 100 63371 Latonia 7-S 1:29? mud 103 2 2 7 8 7' 7 D Boland MIKln.w .. 1Wo,Sh,t, to.day ,100' 63232 Uatdllia 1 1-1G 1:4SJ good 114 4 4 5 2 V. Ink D Hall SI J I .lQS . '" 1 M",' ' .W,V V.'.'.'""'"."' 63150 Latonia 1 1:441 hvy 111 2 1 1 1 H 1 g Nrl.l. 'i,be Gadily. 63281 Latonia 1 1-16 1:40 fast 105 6 4 5 5 5' PI 5 SoiaSd Orly "'Brancas'" ' The Minks''1 N?' GUS HEEOORN, b. h, 5. by Balgo wan Charmion (J. Arthur). ' Wnieht to'flay 10G Uia S-llh'r S 5 l Cottontown, The". S"0" ,63047 63047 Latonia Laton a 1 1 145 1.4aJ mud mud 1OT 109 -s fi 6 r G r C 7 riz 7" C Morris lce. The Pbcrt Minks; llarry John Stephens. L. Inglis, Roscoe. Ara. 5UFPXrBb' m 5.. oy Artillery Swanhilda (Corrigan). Wsieht today 109 weignt toaay lua. 0349.T (See Latonia chart in this paper). 63402 Latonia 1 1-S 1:572 hvy 113 5 3 2 2 23 2? Nicol Brannn: uim,tM pPin nrn.i C3122 Latonia 1 1:461 mud 113 7 S 8 7 CNico! MJ&.lE&n. FOURTH RACE Short Course. Steeplechase. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (2:572 C1 18.) JOLO, ch. g, 9, by Fon Tom Ella Noa (N. Wagner). Weieht today 13" A ?? 31 fv ' V, f J,neS S,R,""nJ- F' osmeyTr sWBht. C nays Latonia iaioma a L. :W livy 13o Lost I rider. Lawless 1'rnnt iirnt irv.wi PHiKnura. 65004 Latonja 127 SCh2 5 6 4 4- 61J Llhtsput. oS?x it' STODDARD, b. c, 4. by Mont d'Or Athomise (W. Gerst). Weight today 138. 63219 Latonia Ah 12 3:33 good 138 1 2 3 3 3 3 Gaiic St. Enoch, Frank Mc. Dunning. 63200 Latonia Ab 1J 3:37 hvy 12S 7 3 2 2 l3 l'J Garlc Gould, Class Leader. Picktimc. 629G4 Latonia S C 3:09J mud 136 S 7 6 G 5 5"lGaddy Dunning, Signal Light, Modrcdlaw. ST. ENOCH, .b. cr 6hy Tithonus Vestige (J. C. Forriss. Jr.). Weight today 138. 63306 Latonia Ab 13 3:26 fast 13S 1 1 2 2 21 3" W Gaylor Snowdrift, WarChlef, Port Warden 63249 Latonia Ab 1 3:33 good 12S 3 4 1 1 1 l'J W Gaylor Frank Mc, Stoddard, Dunning WEIRD, b. g, 11,, by Grayson Willie Stiff (J. C. Ferriss, Jr.). Weight today 141. G330G Latonia Ab 13 3:26 fast 144 3 4 5 S 8 85 R Ryan Snowdrift, War Chief. St. Enoch. G239S Louisville S C 2:51 hvy 142 4 4 5 6 510 5 W Gaylor Subador, Best Man, Rejectablc 56132 Highland Pk 14S S C hvy 3:49 1 2 3 5 5l"5st Ryan Sam Parmer.Springwater.Gearhqlm JIM BOZEMAN, b. g, 13, by Major Ban Bessie (L. Noble). Weight today 139. GO 100 City Park 136 1 1-4 good 2:2GI 6 Lost rider E Miller Parnassus, Class Leader, Charawind 6ES32 City Park 13G S C fast 3:11 3 4 3 3 Fell Lawless Jim Crow, Oliver Mc, Charawind 5S253 Latonia 134 C II C hvy S:37 2 3 3 5 6l 6" C Johnson Lord Radnor, J. E. Owens, Gould. 3IGMUND, b. g, G, by Balgowan Kennesaw Queen (B. Schreiber). Weight today 140. G3t64 Latonia Ab 13 3:29? good 12SJ 5 2 2 1 2'J Is J Russell F.Priesmeyer, Sig. Light. Outshine' 62762 Latonia S C 3:061 hvy 132 1 Fell. Casey Otis L.. Lights Out. Port Warden 6271G Latonia S C 3:03 fast 130 9 Fell. T Casey Itacatlara, Harefoot, St. Enoch. SNOWDRIFT, b. m, 6, by Bassetlaw Snowdrop (S. Olscn). Weight today 142 63403 Latonia S C 3:00i! hvy 113 7 5 4 2 3 4"JJ Russell Frank Mc. Pirate. Fred Prlesiiiover 63306 Latonia Ab 13 3:26 fast 131 4 2 1 1 1 1 V Porter War Chief. St. Enoch, Port Warden 63098. Latonia S C 3:02 hvy 133 1 1 1 1 2- 31 V Porter Plcktime,, ChanlayrDuniiing. FRANK MC, b. g, 7. by Fonso Mabel Duffy (J. W. Pugh). Weight today 145 63403 Latonia S C 3:002 hvy 130 4 2 2 4 1 1 Yourell Pirate, Fred Priesmeyer. Snowdrift 63219 Latonia Ab 12 3:33 good 125 4 3 2 2 2 2'1 Yourell St. Enoch. Stoddardi DunX" 5S0G6 Latonia 100 1 good 1:43110 10 7 7 10 10" Swain Gravina, St. Tammany. Turra'ndo. OHIO KING, ch. h, 7, by Irish King Fenella. by Regent (W. F. Taylor). Weight today 149. 61593 City Park 1 1-4 2:191 fast 15G 5 4 Fell. McCIain Lord Radnor, Itacatlara Subador 61315 City Park F C 3:56 fast 149 5 1 1 1 l' 1" McCIain J. E. Owens. Little Wally. Madoc. J. C. Ferriss, Jr., entry St. Enoch and Weird. FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:1223103.) OAK GROVE, b. f, 3, by The Roman Rival (J. C. Ferriss. Jr.). Weight todav 92 63231 Latonia 3-4 1:14 good So 7 10 10 10' 10"JR Fisher Harding, Revolt. Ida Davis ' 63072 Latonia 3-4 1:20 hvy 87 8 1 1 1 1 R Fisher Early Hours, Tinker, Triple' Silver. SHIPWRECK, b. e, 3, by The Greek Amelia Fonso (C. P. Kennedy) Weight today 94 63217 Latonia 3-4 1:143 good 91J 5 G 10 9' 9 Griffith M. Redon, L. McLean. Bensonmirst 63170 Latonia 3-4 1:182 hvy 9S 4 2 6 10' 10''?.Potfring IlappyJackll.. Malleable irnllov 62428 Louisville 3-4 1:15 fast 1003 2 2 2 3 4'1 F Jost John TL. Inglis, Sallle B. B.. Skyte! OBERON, ch. c, 3, by King Gold The Wraith (J. McClernand & Co.). Weight today 94 63431 Latonia 1 1:42 slow 92 9 5 G 4 43 3J D Riley Doclor..Dan. Bit. Brown Stillliim 63104 Latonia 1 1:431 hvy 93 S 9 9 8 7' 43 D Riley Bitter Bro wn, Proteus i "r. Met h er" 632S4 Latonia 1 1:411 fast 89 6 4 5 6 C3 4 D Riley Rubinon, Dr McCIuer, The Mate. HECTOR, ch. g, 3, by Handsome Tchoupetoulas (Hall & Marshall). Weieht todav 4 6336S Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 110 3 G 4 4J 3 M Preston Granada. Bluclier Luctillus .' 63304 Latonia 3-1 1:142 fast 96 1 4 6 8' 9-3 M Preston S. Rocamora, Granada TonnV Girl 63247 Latonia 3-4 1:14? good 9S 3 2 5 12' 12 M Preston M. Redon, L. McLean, Bensoiihurst! SEA MATE, ch. c, 3, by First Mate Clear Sea (Denny Bros.). Weieht todav 04 63368 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 110 15 14 14 14 14 Oregar Granada. Bluclier. Hector G2S91 Latonia 3-4 1:152 fast 100 3 2 11 15 15" A'buchon The Mate. Interlisht Tonnv Girl 62S10 Latonia 3-4 1:15? fast 112 4 2 5 73 10'lOtis Minnehaha, Pinaud. Ferronlcre TOFPY GIRL, br. f, 3, by Top Gallant Eltrovia (W. M. Fields, Jr.). Weieht today 38 6330t Latonia 3-4 1:143 fast 100 7 3 2 3' 35 D Austin S. Rocamora, Granada L llmiter 63247 Latonia 3-4 1:141 good 90 4 3 3 4' 5'1 T Taylor M. Redon, L. McLean? Bensonhursr THE MATE, b. 0, X, by First Mate The Chough (W. A. Smith & Co.) Weieht today 17 G3373 Latonia 3-4 1:1SI mud 113 S 7 7 23 23 E Robins'nMalleable, A.Gardla Preeioutstom. 63284 Latonia 1 1:411 fast 102 5 2 2 2 23 3' Treubel Rubinon, Dr. McCIuer Oberon 63170 Latonia 3-4 l:18g hvy 101 6 9 8 GJ 55 Obert IlappyJackll., Malleable, SharpBoy BOURBON NEWS, b. c, 3, by Cesarion Colleen Rhue (J. Hergenrether). Weieht today q7 63201 Latonia 1 1:49 hvy 94 S 7 G G 7'" G' Perkins Lansdown. Dr. Burch Piatt 63051 Latonia 1 1:4S mud 97 6 4 G 4 33 5J E Rice La Fayette. Minnehaha Proteus C2637 Latonia 3-4 1:142 fast 100 10 3 4 6 S'-JH Wilson Matador, Windshield. Presentation. " JOE SHIELDS, b. c, 3. by Handspring Miss McLaughlin ' (J. B. Riley). Weieht today 101 J33467 Latonia 1 1:411 good 99 3 2 2 3 3 43 Perkins Josie'sJewel, Gladiator I)r M-CIupi-G3247 Latonia 3-4 1:141 good 9SJ11 9 6 5' 43i Obert M. Redon, L. McLean Insonlnirst 62733 Latonia 3-4 l:17g mud 1011 7 6 5 4 3T D Austin Ingolthrlft, Interlight. We'berneld'" " TALAMUND, b. c, 3, by Altamax Talluda (T. E. McLaughlin). Wei-'ht today 101 62S91 Latonia 3-4 1:152 fast 102 10 15 15 141 lliPotfring The Mate, Interlight Tonnv Glr! 62539 Louisville 3-4 1:152 fast 110 2 8 8 8 8iOtIs Malleable. WladsS. Wee Lass. LARONE, br. c. 3. by Tithonus Valeriana (T. P. Hayes). Weieht todav in? wejgnt today 102. 03490 (See Latonia chart In tills paper). 63373 Latonia 3-4 1:182 mud 110 5 9 9 9 8" D Austin Malleable. The Mate Almn fimli-i 63309 Latonia 3-4 l:13g fast 100 9 S 6 73 6''JD Austin Oasis, Harding, GaTOttWIIsoMI AUGUR, ch. g, 4, by St. Leonards Seeress (S. W. Streett & Co.). Weieht todav lm 63135 Latonia 1 1:412 slow 102 1 9 7 5 63 5 E Rico Capitano, Granada. Alma Gnrdl f ' 63342 Latonia 1 1:422 fast 103 10 9 9 7 3i 333 Treubel W Newcomb, Dr.Hart J l Mnvli 'rr'v 62277 Memphis 1 1-16 1:49 fast 107 7 G 6 5 43 45 .J Conley Ternus, Hyacinth, iJocile" fNFLAMMABLE, ch.. gr. 4, b Donald A. Mob-Ka-Hi (F. Hart & Co.). Weieht todav ini 63461 Latonia 3-4 1:112 good 112 S 5 6 53 33 D Roland Potter. St. Denis HilonV 63399 Latonia 1 1:462 hvy 103 3 3 3 2 2' 47 D Roland Early Hours, Docile Loiibrlclit 63337 Latonia 1 l:41g fast 105 12 9 9 9 7' G53 B -Rico Reveille. The Laurel, Ihgoif MARCO, br. g. . by Ben Ali Satuzza (J. Arthur). Weieht todav inv weignt 10j. g:H!2 (See Latonia chart In this paper). today 63431 Latonia 1 1:12 slow 104 6 G 5 G G3 5'3 E Roblns'nDoctor Dan. Bitter Brown ()!r 63337 Latonia .1 1:412 fast 107 14 12 14 14 133 13" C Morris Reveille. The Laurel, S"oll MAYOR JOHNSON, b. g, 7, by G. W. Johnson Daybreak (L. Marion & Co.). ' Weieht weignt today todav' ins 105. 340G (See Latoniacbart in this paper). Si2iHtonia 3-4 1:18 hvy 1013 2 2 3 23 23 E Roblns'nPrincipia, Wee I,3ss Zinda 63337 Latonia 1 1:41? fast 107 2 1 2 4 6' 7 D Hall Reveille, The Laurel Lochgoll ' BENSONHURST, ch. r 6. by Ben Strorae Irvana (J. W. Briggsl. Weieht todav ins Lafona 3i fast, J06 !? 1 3 ",n- D Botand S- "ocamora. Granada, Tonnv Girl' 63247 Latonia 3-4 1:142 good 103 1 1 1 1U 3'3 D Boland M. Redon. L. McLean Joe ShlVl N 62S39 Latonia 3-4 1:142 fast 106 1 2 2 73 5' Obert Lizzie McLean, : Citanelne. SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:1213103.) MINNEHAHA, ch. f, 3, by Jack Point Amyntas (W. H. Robinson). Weieht todav o? 63463 Latonia 7-S 1:272 good 93 4 2 4 4 4' 4'3 M Preston TopsvRobinson, " Revolt " Tom I Wn 63374 Latonia 1 1:462 mud, 91 3 5 6 G 51 6". .J Hicks Hapi v.Tackll B carter M-iMlVn G3202 Latonia 1 1:481 hvy 95 3 3 4 6 6' 6iOregar La Fayette J. K. F., Knowledge ?tost?art.Ch' S' S' hy ThC Commoner Maud Ward (p- Dunne). Weight today 94. McCUTCHEN, ch. c, 3, by Charade Triolet (E. Alvey). Weieht todav 04 SSS at?nIa S- 1:144 BOOtl 10s 3 2 2 3h 47 D Austin Revolt. Reuben. Priiiclnl-i 62600 Lou sv lo 3-4 1:1S1 hvy 101 3 2 2 4' 7" D Austin Julia M.. Pi tkin LiSek Girl 62o31 Louisville 3-1 1:15? fast 107 7 6 8 8" S'3 D Austin Minnehaha, LcLS? 1 (S,rol. HEINE, b. c, 3, by Sandringham Lady Godiva (C. Straus & Co.). Weieht trdnv w 63231 latonia 3-4 1:14 good 93 4 2 4 6 73 Griilith Harding, Revolt Ida IHvis iSSSto slrnihw H ?i! S 5IC0 ,Mc,5? '. CapHant Marsh' Redon b-ibJ 6763 Latonia 3-4 1.1(2 nvy m 10j 4 4 4 53 58J D Austin Mohave, '; Banposal, Gauze. OASIS, b. f, 3, by Commando Skim (K. Spence). Weieht tnrtv inn 63133 Latonia 3-1 1:14 slow 102 1 2 2 33 6'1M Preston Nonie Luclllo rS 63309 Latonia 3-4 1:132 fast 94 1 1 1 l' I3 M ?reson lar 632al Latonia 3-4 1:14 good 91 11 4 6 7 8 M Preston Harding, Revolt. Ida Davis ' ?l(P:0VE ir' c' 3- Contestor Flores (C. C. McCafferty). Woieht today 101 63453 Latonia 7-S 1:272 good 106 5 4 3 3 33 333 D Riley ToivRobiiion Revolt v?n?fi. 1 on!a 3-4 l:14 fast 107 5 G 4 43 V M Prclon ll'vfS1' 63222 Latonia 7-8 1:302 slow 99 3 1 1 1 l2 Is Obcrt Proteus.' II jack IL, ' Scotch Dance FLORIZEL. b. g, 6. by Juvenal Florentia (H. McCarren, Jr.). Weieht today 104 ' EE Lat0" 1 l-W 1:4S3 slow 101 3 2 2 G 8 8 F Perrett Cant. Bush Adesso T Gold Mineral SH0n a 1 1:462 mud 103 6 6 S 7 8" 8'JF Perrett HappyJackil B Carter Vr,t"uL; ' t0nIa 1 1:412 faSt 109 4 8 6 7 7i 99 F PerreU Whiprwili; Huzzah, wiewcom',; ch-- B' 8' Montana The Task (D. W. Rogers). Weight today 105 C3tg Latonia 3-4 1:151 good 114 S 7 6 4 h E Robins'nClvde, Zinda Laura Hunter C137S City Park 1 1-1G 1:47 fast 112 3 1 1 2 3 7" J Dealy X El iott S'. fZ ltr ,0hnn 61289 City Park 1 1:411 fast 108 1 3 5 4 4 33 Oregar tote? Kilted Branton. ?'Tl, ? S' ty St- Andrew Is mailia (H. Herendeen & Co.). Woieht today ID'S 1t0ni5 , s"4 1:13 00d 114 13 13 13 11" D Austin Clyde, Labor Zinda lny Sar C 3-4 1:152 fast 108312 11 13 133 14333G Shilling CliftonForge, Lo?dDixon F Uuntinc 6150o City Park 5-8 1:032 good 107 11 15 13 133 13'3 Harrigan Favorlta, Josctte? Sheen' UunUaK 5?, tAVIS- h' m' 5' by G- w Johnson Preference (J. S. Ward). Weight today 103 63466 Latonia 1 i:42 good 101 1 1 1 1 1 i Oregar Frivol, Mamie Algol illll cfrter 63340 Laton a 3-4 1:14 fast 100 1 5 4 7' 533 Oregar Ethel Day. Konte Lucll e Hilona C32al Latonia 3-4 1:14 good 103 9 6 3 3 3 Oregar Harding, Revolt, Dod Anderson e 3i im gsr mi 3 1 ? s & A-iieS Kite?1 LSSLar GoL-SSF?LL' - B, 6, by Mirthful Belle Hoyt (L. Jones). Weieht today 105 rf?J?eTVin 106 3-4 faSt 1:16211 0 9 9h 10" Nico1 M.A:i'oweilovina . Cu MUlfken. mSEF?8?-- br f ' by Ingoldsby-Sankara (C. W. Moore). Weight today 105 P1"'11 1 l:3J slow 92 4 3 3 3 63 63 J Hicks Concert. The Jlinks Col J Dou-Hs' I3"? Laton a 3-4 1:17 hvy 107 6 8 8 73 63 J Hicks Nonie Lucille Roscoe I K D-fvli t2t . J 3"4 1:18 hvy 36 4 3 7 7 7" J Hicks Ralbert, Harry Stephens,' Roscoe. iPS- A spOTT, ch. h, 6, by Russell Bengaline (Jones & Lusk). Weight today 108 rwLltf?nia, 3-4 1:151 good 117 4 3 3 B Dominick Clyde, Labor Zinda? 7 ?7c ?akIanS c-8 1:012 fast 110 8 8 8 73 6 Brussel The Mist Pellu m E M Br-itKh, 53278 Ascot Park 3-4 1:123 fast 106 3 2 4 53 5'' Helgesen Workman. Fireball', Blue Colt ' REVOLT, ch. m, 6, by St. Carlo Anarchy (V.. Gilbert). Weieht today 111 go 51 m fastdno i 3 1 1 4I3 sr. ""ssss.srS IS ' ELASTTpT. 3-4 1:14 e0dlU 3 3 2 21 2 N1C01 HardiW rSai t F ? h 9 . by Golaen , Garter Miss Modred (L. Lemp & Co.). Weieht today 120 igSs 5li1ii&SK Wl II HTctley 62300 Memphis 7-S 1:28 fast 114 1 1 1 1 Is l3 J Conley Dargin, Stilihunt, Revolt. SEVENTH RACE 1 3-8 Miles. 4-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. (2:19J 4 107.) cFr?1!0' ch ' oy Kingston Merry Dance (L. A. Bonsack). Weight today 98 fl on a 1 1:41? fast 103 7 6 7 0 4h 4' D Riley Reveille, The laurel iwh-olT fiwS V2n a 1 1:m fast 102 8 6 S 8 S' 73 F irbrandMonocliord. Capitano Proteus ? 1 1-16 1:484 good 97 6 5 6 6 7 7 D Riley . UncleHenry, sS&tlThZlzrt. PTTc: SS?E. ch. in, 5, by Knight of Ellerslie Beloved (E. McCluskey & Co.). Weieht today ion Gou.OLaton a 1 1-2 2:33? fast 100 7 7 7 7 7 73' E Rice Hubbard. Little Wki 1 llan.lv Hill' r7 H" a. 1 mud 108 I4 11 1310H,5iGarwood Hubbard, Prestige Piiler ttJ J. a 1 1-2 2:46 mU1 101 " 5 4 5 5,0 5" A'buchon Swiftwln'g, LitUeElkin! HandyBill. p".-1. . ELKIN, ch. g, 8, by LamDlighter Emma Pickwick (J. Arthur). Weieht toAnv in? frrl l'a on !l 1 1-16 l:4SJ slow 101 5 S S S 63 6'' C Morris Capt. Bush. Adesw. Gold Wner ,1 r'S? Laton a 1 1-2 2:352 fast 1011 3 4 4 2 2' 2' E Robins'nnubbard, Ilandy Bill Gleeui'ni r?;r0n'a 1 1"S 1:58 S'0U' 103 8 8 8 4 4' 47 Hcre'nan Hubbard! I)r?McCIuer. ilongbright. !"trr t 7" c 4 ty Lamplighter -Julia May. (E. Corrigan). Weiht todav 101 fiSj- U?nia 1 1: Rood 107 S 9 9 9 85 S" D Riley Ida Davis Frivol I Mamie U-ol 3E ,?.S!iS88 8!!! f S fSlPSS t&S&S. t . . ly Free lJBlit Sarah Davis (W. Dennis & Co.). Woieht today 10S 6Mei5ffi ViMSTt ?lol? U, ?! J.T ''"V"' Oranad'ihnalhfrd'ia3, 6-!17n i n n u i H-12-13i 1 7 l:U$ i . ir h I !? Ji 9 7 6 5 Coburn W. Newcomb. Dr. Hart, Augur. vy 104 7 5 7 9 S S"3T Taylor Fonsoluca, Little Elkin, Invictus. Sf; o. g, 5. by Joe Norwood Nellie Gray (W. E. Suggs). Weieht today 114 63121 Latonia 1 1U9 rod 103 8 3 4 1 I3 Is NiQOl U? WUeMB;: Page 6 Coney Island Entries and Form CONEY ISLAND ENTRIES AND FORM. For differences in weight add or deduct S points to the pound. An extra good rider's average worth is 3 pounds. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Itaclns starts at 2;30 p.m. (Chicago time 1:30 p.m.) XEuns well In mud. Superior mud runner. First Race 5-8 Mile Futurity Course. 2- year-olds. Maidens. Selling. Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdcp. C3425J...Somnus 99 725 03302s... Knight of Ivanhoe 100 720 C33C2 Nigger Mike 102 715 C3244 Paragon 102 715 C28S4:l. . .Carters 101. . X . .715 CMS!) El Capitan 102 710 K1244 Compensation 105 710 t3362 Anna May 10:S 705 K3301 Plausible 101. . X . .705 02885 Lady Vincent 04 705 CK134 Winsome Ways !)9 700 CiiftOo Vinton 100 700 C34S9 Zebedee 102 700 03302 Gallant I)an 07 (2)5 G2301 Mortiboy 07 095 02529 Sam Rice 102 090 G3302. . . .Beanclere 107 COO Kudora, b. f, by Plaudit The Hoyden 99 Margaret of Weston, ch. f, by Sir Knight Miss Rose 94 Maud Mc G. br. f, by Orsini Lady Marlon 100 Second Eace 1 Mile. 3-ve.ir-olds and upward. Allowances. 0339(5 Dolly Spanker S. .108. .X ..750 5S047 Right Royal 4. .111. . X - .740 03455... Old Faithful 3.. 100 735 G014!)...lSryan 4. .108. .. .735 (3428 Helle of request 3.. 99.. X.. 730 O24393...ltose of Gold 3.. 99 -725 03210 Moonshine 3.. 104. .X-. 720 (53455 Water Tank 3.. 101 705 03114 Bluestone 3.. 104 700 Simple Life, b. r, by Wood Moss Weenat- chie .. 99 Third Race 5 1-2 Furlongs Futurity Course. 2- vear-olds. Allowances. 03140... Marathon ....112 725 03459 '...Royal Breeze 112. .X.. 720 (03332)... Botanist 122 715 (02955).., Kddie Ware 122 r715 03115s... Okenite 123. .X.. 715 033G53 . . .Montgomery 112. . X . .710 03104 George S. Davis 117.. X.. 710 (03425)... J. C. Core-..'....... 119. .X.. 710 .C34S7 Fantastic . . . .". . 109 705 02511 McCarter 122 705 03302 Arcite 112 700 033(52 Limiepee 112 700 (53104 Standard Oil 112 090 Puritan Girl, b. f, by Yankee Victoria IV 109 4 Sea Salt. b. f, by Rapallo Breakdown 109 Grand Vedette, b. g, by Ijongstreet Easterllng .... 109 n. P. Whitney entry. Fourth Race 1 1-4 Miles. Bay Ridge Handicap. $2,500 added. 3- vear-olds and upward. ' 03243 Bedouin 4. .105. .X . .750 (G3092)...Go Between 5. .120. .. .740 (03275).. 'First Mason 0. .112. . X . .735 02958' ... Eugenia Burch C. .113. . X . -7:55 (03109)... Logistilla 4. .110. . X . .730 03002s.. 'Colonial Girl .. 7. .115. . X - .730 0348S Ram's Horn 4. .113. . X-.725 C33CG Blandy 4. .108. . X . -725 C. E. ltowe entry. Fifth Race 6 1-2 Furlongs Main Course. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. C3450'... Monet 5. .114. . X -.750 0345G Ironsides 3.. 112 740 G34S5' . . .Edna Jackson 3.. Ill 735 03430 Just So 5.. 105.. X-. 735 (i3485 Tommy Waddell 4.. 110 735 03485 Arklirta 3. .112. . X . .735 55057.-.. Flaxman 4. .100. ...730 57514 Gallavant 3. .109. .. .730 (J31385... Comedienne 3. .104. . X . .730 034S5 Diamond Plush 4.. 90.. X.. 725 03455... Ballotta '- 3.. 102 720 034S5 Ticker 3.. 92 700 03450.... Warning 3.. 90.. X.. 090 Sixth Race 6-8 Mile Futurity Course. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. C32 14s... Umbrella 103.. X-. 725 028:53 Athens 99 720 03244 Baytwig 97 715 03244 L'Amour 99 715 03113 Shule Agra 94 710 03301 Lad of Langden 104 710 02727 Doc Kyle 100 705 (52905 Xtnas ; 102 705 02385 Fiesser 102 705 02884 Turbulence 101 700 403244 Golden West 94.. X.. 700 03334 Alta Farola 99 095 03302 Sweet Eileen 94 090 03302 Allonby 10(5 090 03104.... Standard Oil 104. . . . . .000 03301 Floware 94 090 Fish Hawk, br. c, by Hawks- wiek Award 99 Tos, b. c, by First Slate Wavelette 102 Citrona, br. f, by Greenan Cordite 90 Dr. Lee, br. c, by Mesmerist Bonnie May 105 Seventh Race 1 3-4 Miles on Turf. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (03400)... Onatas 0..108..X..725 0S3G7. .. .Angler 4. .107. . X . .720 OltlOl'.-.Klingsor 3. .102. . X . .715 U3331... Woodsman 4.. 98 715 (G339S)... Lancastrian , 3. .111. . X . .710 C33G7 Huntington C..101 705 03398... Priority 4. .103. . X . -700 0.3335 Leila 5.. 95.. X.. 700 NOTICE! NOTICE! A Ten -Dollar Flat Bet on my ONE-HORSE WIRE since May 5 shows a net profit of $841 $841 LATONIA LATONIA TUESDAY TUESDAY I have word from my man at the track on a horse that goes for the money Rain or Shine. This horse will be a good price and barring accidents will win in a gallop. Also one from CONEY ISLAND Tliis is Getaway Day and I will hand out one that has been under cover all season. This horse will be as good as Kuroki, which I gave my patrons and which won at 0 to 1. This horse will be at least 10 to 1 and you get it Free with my Latonia One-Horse Wire. THURSDAY THURSDAY One that is as good as in. This horse will be as good a tiling as Topsy Robinson, which won at 5 to 2. Brancas won at 3 to 4. Advertised Special for the Fourth of July Handicap and others. SATURDAY SATURDAY I will band out one that goes in the Fourth Race Rain or Shine. 'nils horse has worked fast enough to beat tne best and will be at least 5 to 1 and barring accidents will win in a gallop. This horse I have bad a line on the past month and my man informs me Is in the pink of condition. Every horse I wive away is fit and ready and trying and with an even break will get the money. My New York Wire I give away Free with my Latonia One-Horse Wire. Special One-Horse Wire from my man at the track. Wired In Code. Under receipt of your order for wires I will send Code by return of malL 'Phone Main 1293. $5.00 FOR SIX RACING DAYS NO SINGLE WIRES SENT. I handle One Track only and wire One Horse only each day. EX-JOCKEY MARSHALL, Ream 609, 56 Fifth Avenue, Chicago Initials E. J. IMPORTANT! I want to communicate immediately with a select few who will bet at least 50 to a race and divide the winnings with me, at the same time deducting losses if any. "Cannot afford much notoriety." Do not answer this add. unless you can comply with terms. Am no piker and not an ordinary tipster. References required. B. Sultzbach, P. 0. Box 39, Sheepshead Bay, N. Y. I SUBSCRIBE FOB DAILY RACING FORM. TEXAS RACING CIRCUIT SAN ANTONIO INTERNATIONAL FAIR, . . . SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. . . . Dates: October 30-November ll, inclusive, $25,000 PURSES AND STAKES $25,000 HARNESS STAKES: RUNNING STAKES: EDGEWOOD DISTILLING CO. STAKE- TEXAS BREEDERS' STAKE (5 furlongs) .$1,000.00 Trotting, c 2 :35 class $1,000.00 For 2-year-olds, bred by members of the Texas Thoroughbred Associat n. THE INTERNATIONAL STAKE - LONE STAR BREWING CO. STAKE Pacing, 2:20 class 1,000.00 (l mile) 1,000.00 THE ALAMO STAKE For 3-year-olds and upwards. Trotting, 2:18 class 1,000.00 SAN ANTONIO BREWING ASSOCIATE? TION STAKE (0 furlongs) 1,000.00 at T5Tnr oTa kv lainf ?-15- Fr a1 i-acinj,, z .1- class 1 i,uuu.uu 000 00 DR FREDERICK j. FIELDING STAKE Purses $500 for 2:08, 2:25 and 2:15 class pacing. (1 1-10 miles).., 1,000.00 Purses $500 for 2 :12, 2 :24 and 2 :40 class trotting. For three-year olds and upwards. M. N. MACFARLAN, Presiding Judge. STAKES CLOSE AUGUST 1. WRITE FOR ENTRY BLANKS. RUNNING PURSES, 36$3O0.00 EACH. J. M. VANCE, Secretary, San Antonio, Texas. ftTJ AC TDAIACDCF daily excursions til I Ui fftlrEfwjC ON LAKE MICHIGAN. Leave Barry's dock, foot of East Michigan St., at 1:15 p. m., touching at Government- pier off South Chicago at 2:30, taking on passengers from 92d St. S. S. Lena Knobloch leaves 55th St. pier at 2:0C, transferring passengers to Traverse off that point. Patrons who cannot take passage on the Traverse at 1:15 down town or the Lena Knobloch at 55th St. at 2:00, may reach the Traverse later hy taking thii launches at U2d St. bridge, South Chicago, for Government pier, at which Traverse will touch alwit 2:20. RETURN TRIPS will be made as follows: S. S. Lena Knobloch will debark passengers for 55th St. pier at 4:30 and after last race, making a second trip to 55th St. The Traverse will touch at the Government pier at 5:00, from which launches will transfer passengers speedily to 92d St., South Chicago. Following last race. Traverse will proceed to her dock down town as heretofore. ROUND TRIP 50 CENTS, covering full passage at all points. Bus line has been established between corner Randolph St. and Wabash Av. and Barry's dock. Service every ten minutes, last bus leaving at 1:00 p. m. sharp. SATURDAY THE DAILY HANDICAPPER GAVE Eight selections to finish in the money, among which were SIR HUON . . . 15-1 WON EDNA JACKSON, 12-1, 3rd BY MAIL, $5.00 A MONTH. OF YOUR NEWSDEALER, 25c. A COPY. VICTOR KNOX & CO., R. 505, 59 South Clark Street, CHICAGO, ILL THE NOXALL SYSTEM Greatest Winner on Earth for the Norall System players. Winning Steadily at Buffalo, Sheepshead and Latonia. Stop losing you "can win every week as many others do. Don't be skeptical thinking you cannot beat them. Let me prove It for you. Iteinember, the system does not permit you to play every,; race. The number of plays are limited. Some days there are no plays. Below will be found the statement for the last' half of June (15 days), June 15 to 30. The number of plays given at each track, the number of bets won and lost, also tlie percentage of winning plays: STATEMENT JUNE I5th-30th. NEW YORK TRACK 21 HORSES PLAYED " YoS"62.2-3 p. ct. BETS WON BUFFALO TRACK 25 HORSES PLAYED loYo360 per cent. BETS WON LATONIA TRACK 34 HORSES PLAYED - ll Yo54 per cent. BETS WON Is this not a remarkable record that no Ilandi-capper can show" The average of winning bets at all tracks was 00 per cent. Where is there another system that can equal this? The lirst part of June was the same. The Xoxall System always WINS. Make- no mistake, but secure a copy at once, and you will WIN. Just think of a system that you know that you are going to heat them. The wonderful (copyrighted) Noxall system can be operated with a small capital and it will earn big profits. With the aid of the system you can pick your own winning bets. It is the only guaranteed system that Is sold. We send you this system for thirty days' trial and refund your money if a loss can he shown. TRACK, POOLROOM, OR HANDBOOK with equal results. It can be applied to any track and is simple to operate. It gives an average of about nine plays a week at any one track. It is entirely different from any other system, and Is published in hook form, containing racing charts, with demonstration, etc. SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET and investigate this wonderful system and stop losing. The NOXALL SYSTEM requires no tips, selections, handicap figures, and the plays are based on an entirely new theory. The success of this system tells you how beating the races has been solved. Address NOXALL SYSTEM Y. - - GRAVESEND, N. daTA. THE ILLINOIS WSY Itoom 688, 835 Dearborn St. Tel. Harrison 1876. ALMA DUFOUR (Special) WON GO BETWEEN (L. S. Special) Scratched The limit on Monday's Specials. The're in good odds. 2 SPECIFIED BPECIALB GUARANTEED j On this proposition you can't lose; will average 70 percent, winners the year round. Can prove it to be the best and sure3t and most profitable system In ex.stence. Last week's record 6 won MONDAY'S CORKER WEDNESDAY'S WHIRLWIND Kay 8.1 money. 10 to 16 to 1. Both good as gold. Don't fail to get on. OUR CLIENTS GET THE COIN-DO YOU? Saturday, Brighton Handicap one that will make your hair curl. Another biir surprise. Owner's money will go on in chunks and they simply cannot lose V ill forfeit TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS If we did not give Tokalon. 80.1. for the Brooklyn and !o Between, 8-1. for the Suburban. Here is another pippin for Saturday that will positively romp all around the Held and win easily-odds from 10 to 20-1. Our fee for this horse is S3,00. including two other fecials-except to thosu of our clientele who remit 83 00 for weekly subsciiption. Start today a banner week for specials and by Saturday you'If have a roll to plunge on the BRIGHTON HANDICAP WINNER. Don't miss this week's bank tonic YOU WILL KNOW ME! I am the brother of ex-Jockey Joe Sherrer. Do you want winning Information! Dj you want to know wben tho stable are out to win and the proper commissions bring placed! If so, writo me at once. I want HO MONEY IN AOVANUE. EUGENE SHERRER, F. O. Box 1938, New York, S. Y. YESTERDAY'S TURF REPORTER'S SPECIAL was: WEE LASS 1-1, WON . $639.00 Is what a $20.00 straight bet won since June 1. Monday's Special No. 820. Entry List: 807-S08-809-81.4-817-820-9-852-863-869. The cost is only $1.00 per month; 25 cents per copy. Can you afford to be without it at ten times the price? T. C. WOOD & CO., Pub. Boom 312, 59 Dearborn St., Chicago, 'Phone, Central S825. Yesterday's Sheet Gave: Entree 1-1 won Frank Flesher.... 8-5 won Alma Dufour 9-20 won Bobbie Kean...... K-5 won Captain Bush 6.5 won Perry lie Ado w... 4-1 won Sunny Brouk 3-1 2nd Soprano 3-1 Jnd Black Mate 3-1 2nd The Laurel 12-1 2nd I.ens 4-1 2nd Grace Kiinuall.... 1 -1 2nd Boys, there is nothing to it. Subscribe at once and quit losing. tO-1 SHOT MONDAY. 15-1 TUESDAY. Terma: 81.00 Daily, $3.00 Weekly. POLK, Room 64, 92 La Salle St., Chicago. Turf Exchange YPS1LANTI, MICH. Trains leave MICHIGAN CENTRAL DEPOT, Detroit, at 1100 and 1I4Q p.m. ( 1 BIG KILLING In introducing myself to yon. I wish to state that, while I impart turf information, I am not a tipster, and in order to prove my reliability 1 accept No Advance Fee for my information. To profit myself I must give you winners, so do not fail to communicate with me at once. There are four horses which are being saved for a killing the cIo;irg days ot the present Sheepshead meeting. I am personally and intimately acquainted with the owners and trainers of these horses It you will agreo to my terras 1 can make you money, so do not fail to write or wire me at once. Just try me. If I don't make good, quit. THAT'S ALL" Geo.P.Schultz,m Nassau St, Suite 41 A.Naw York J ROW IS YOUR CHANCE. Durinf- the month of JULY AND AC (JUST, ONLY, I will reduce the priceof my 1- X- II. HANIUOAP SYSTEM from 6.00 to $s.) (Think ot it!) and is worth $100.00 to any partv that would like to do his own handlcapDiup This BVsTISM is a wonder of the age for LOXG8IIOTS and thorter-prlce horses, and is also not complicated, and one can handicap any race in three minutes time, also operate with small or large capital. Many Handicap Systems that cose $3a.0O to si.0O cannot make any better showing. There is no reduction on my Turf Guide Book, sold at 8.VW. MY NKIV SI5C0TCKF EIUTION will ba ready in September. Thousands of testimonials received by me the past seven years for my Turf Guide Book and 1 & H. Handicap Sjstem Now is your OPfOitTUNlTY. as my ad. does not appear every day. D A THURSTON, Publish! r, Dept C, 7-8 Bennett Bldg , Detroit, Mich. Reference: Any Mercantile Agency. SAFEGUARD SYSTEM. 25 Limited Number to be Sold 25 Guarantee winner. Price S5. Copj righted. Only those with $100 capital sitUfltd with daily winnings ot $6.00 need call or write. A. 15. Shaw, 49 W. Congretn St.. Chicago. I'UC ADT fit UIUUIUP By George Lawton. Ht An I Uh WINNINh ?rnb8Si tains new handicapping methods, new systems Makes bet-tin,; safe and sure. Hmall capital easily wins. Circular free. LAWTON PRESS, 2 Dept., 108 Fulton St., Hew York. NATIONAL RACING REVIEW'S SPECIAL NO. 221 Room 37, 71 Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111, Yesterday' Special, 1IANIIZAKKA, 8.1, won. SI Winner out of 159 Starters. Our3 horse daily wire, $5.00 per week, WINS EVERY DAY. Latonia Entries and Form LATONIA ENTRIES AND FORM. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. XRuns well in mud. Superior mud runner. First Race 3-4 Mile. , 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Fillies and Mares. Ind. Horses. A. Wt. ndep. 030743... Agnes Virginia 4. .109. .. .725 03119 Lacene 3.. 95.. X.. 720 (5r!43(!'...Alma Gardia - 3.. 05.. X.. 715 (03492) ... Wee Lass 3.. 95.. X.. 710 (01592)... Field Lark 3.. 95..X--705 03197 Mill Song 3.. 95 700 03403... Zinda 4. .109. .. .700 03404 Belltoone 5. .111. . X...095 03308 Globe Runner 3.. 95 (585 03431 Yachting Girl 4.. 95..X..CS0 (53403 Laura Hunter 0. .IOC. .. .080 (i34G5 Lizzie McLean 3. .100. . X . .075 03405 Inspector Girl 3. .100. . X . -075 (03401 )...Principia 3. .108. . X --075 0340(5... Frivol 7. .10(5. . X - .070 03221 Flotilla 3.. 95 000 Second Race 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. C330S... Lightning Conductor 100 725 (S3432 Anna Ruskin 99 715 G.-5432 Avendow 104. . X . .710 02250 Baiiellen 97 705 03400 Jay Swift 100.. X.. 705 (53432 Demo 97 700 03432 Tulip 97 700 03309 La Thorpe 104.. X.. 095 ("2251 Heirloom 97 090 03308 Judith Louise 97 075 031(52 Bonaventuro 107. . X . .075 (53282 Outcry 97 050 (53491 Vesme 97 025 Liphardt, br. c, by Ruskin Brussels 100... Helm, br. c, by The Elector Gayety MOO Section, ch. f, by Cesarion Frances Booker 97 Third Race 7-8 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Allowances. 03307... Funiculaire 4.. 97. .X.. 750 (03339).. .Harding 0.. 99 740 (03493) . . .Alma Dufour . .... :':'. : . . -5. .10!). . X . -735 03339... Mcllvaln 4. .104. . X . .725 03494.... Martins 0.. 90.. X.. 715 03339.... Red Light 5. . 97. . X --700 53281 Peter Nathaniel . . 95..X..6G5 03198... Tern's Rod 4.. 97.. X.. 000 03371 Uncle Henry 4. .100. . X . .050 03434.... G us Heidorn 5. .100. .. .040 03222 Flagstone - 3.. 91 COO Fourth Race Short Course. Steeplechase. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 01593 Ohio King 7.. 149 700 (53403 Snowdrift C. .142. . X . -095 03249 '...Stoddard 4.. 138.. X.. 085 C330G..St. Enoch 5.. 138 075 (03404)... Sigmund C. 140.. ..005 (03403)... Frank Mc 7. .145. . X . .000 0330(5. . . 'Weird 11. .141. . . .050 03404 Jolo 9.. 132 (525 00400 Jim Bozeman ..13..139 02o J. C. Ferriss, Jr., entry. Fifth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 033GSS... Hector 3. . '04.. X. .725 03373... The Mate . 3. . 97. . X . .720 03401... Inflammable 4. .103. . X . .715 03304... Toppy Girl 3.. 90... .710 03407 Joe Shields 3. .101. . X . -710 03373 Larone 3. .102. . X . .710 03251 Oak Grove 3.. 92.. X.. 705 G3492 Marco 0. .105. .. .705 (53490 Mayor Johnson 7. .105. .. .705 (53431... Oberon 3.. 94 700 03247.... Shipwreck 3.. 94 085 03430 Augur 4. .103. . X . .080 G330S ..Sea Mate 3.. 94 075 03201 Iiourlwm News 3.. 97.. X.. 075 0.-5304 Bensonhurst 0. .105. . X . .(575 02891 Talamuud 3.. 101 000 Sixth Race 3-4 Mile. 3- year-olds and upward. Selling. (G34GG)...Ida Davis 5. .103. . X . .725 03405 Minnehaha 3.. 92. . X . .720 03433 Oasis 3. .100. . X . .715 03123 Glassfull C. .105. . X . .710 (53224 Intense 4. .105. . X . .710 C34G5...Tom Crowe 8..101..X..0S3 (53400 Cygnet 0. .105. . X . .080 03401 Elastic 9.. 120.. X.. 075 03405. .. Revolt G. .111. . X . .070 03251 Heine 3.. 97.. X.. 0(55 0340:'. John A. Scott 0. .108. . X . .005 C27S9 McCutchen 3.. 94 0(50 (53403... Labor 8. .105. . X. .000 0.3437 Florizel 5. .104. . X - .050 03403 Ayr 5. .105. . X . .050 Kepler, ch. g. by The Commoner Maud Ward 3.. 94 Seventh Race 1 3-8 Miles. 4- year-olds and upward. Selling. 03437 Little Elkin 8. .102. .. .725 (03370)... Hubbard 5. .114. . X . .715 03430. . . .Stroud 4. .108. . X . -710 (53337 Cotillion 4.. 98.. X.. 705 034(50 Drexel 4. .103. . X . .095 (5343(5 Dalesman 0. .107. . X . .075 (53370 Glisten 5. .100. . X . .050 Salem Entries and Form SALEM ENTRIES AND FORM. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Racing starts at 2:30 p.m. (Chicago time 1:30 p.m.) XRuns well in mud. Superior mud runner. First Race r7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdcp. C3413...Wes 93.. X.. 725 (03477) ... California King 93 720 03503... King's Gem 90.. X.. 715 03178 Lester L. Hayman 101.. ..710 03504... Court Martial 90.. X.. 705 03505 Nellie Burn 90. . X . .700 C33S4 Cull 93 700 Second Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. G3444... Vinegar Bill 96 700 G3509 Big Store 99.. X.. 090 03444 Yale 99 0S3 (03478) . . .Macedonian 114 0S5 03380 Millstone 9G CSO Third Race 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 03413... Wes 3.. 8G..X.-725 (03508)... Samuel H. Harris 4. .10(5. . X . .720 (03447)... Neptunus 5.. 103 715 (03507)... New York 7. .100. . X . .715 (53508... Glorlosa 0. .101. . . .710 ((53477)... California King 3.. 80 710 C3505...Lillta . 3.. 9S..X--705 (0344S)... Modest 4.. 103 700 G350S...Montebank 5. .101. .X . .700 Fourth Race 5-8 Mile. Charmingfare Stakes. Value $1,000. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Selling. 03320 Royal Lady 94 723 C3440... 'Humming Bee 9!) 720 03440... 'Gleeful 99 715 J. W. Henning entry. , Fifth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (03504)... Ostrich 0. .116. . X . -725 03415... Afric Jewel 3.. 94.. X.. 720 63477 Kumshaw 0.. 88 700 Sixth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 03504 Water Thrush 3.. 103 ..725 G341G Brait 3.. 105 720 G344S... Frank Green 4. .105. . X --715 (53415... Afrlc Jewel ' 3.. 103 715 03504 Marius Cains 3. .105. . X - .710 (5344S.... Sister Belle 3.. 103 710 03353 Peter Knight 4.. 105 705 03383.... Will Win 3.. 103 T05 (03503)... Ireland 3.. 105.. 700 57183.... Redstart 3. .105. . X-.700 U. H. R. A. Applies for Dates TJ. H. R. A. APPLIES FOR DATES. The United Hunts Racing Association, at an informal meeting held a few days ago, decided to make application to the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association for fall racing dates. The Initial meeting hist year at Morris Park so far exceeded the expectations of the promoters that the association is more than anxious to continue.

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