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Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, October 28, 1906

Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, October 28, 1906 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1906 drf1906102801 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, October 28, 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] THE PRICE OF THIS PAPER IS FIVE CENTS EVERYWHERE. PAY NO MORE. VOL. XII. NO. 258. : OTTTCAfH), SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, li0. PRICE 5 CENTS Washington Form Chart WASHINGTON FORM CHART. BENNINGS, D. C, October 27, 1906. Second day. ''United Hunts Racing Association. . Autumn, Meeting. (3 .day g.-V Weather clear; track last. . . Presiding Judge, W. P. Riggs". Starter; J. H. Bradford, Jr. Secretary; Thomas H Smith. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race Indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. pTQ T O FIRST RACE About 7-8 -Mile. Virginia Handicap. $200 added. 3-year-olds and" up- O l ward. Gentlemen Riders. Net value to winner $230. Ind """Horses AWt PP St , StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P S 65222 SACANDAGA 4 142 8 5: A '42 4 2 13 Mr Mabee D W Mabee Jr 10 12 12 4 2 41231 THE BUCK 5 140 4 3 2? 2 2l l1 23 Mr C KerrT Hitchcock Jr 10 20 20 C 2J 65227;RATHOWEN 5 155 7 4 5 5 5 5 3' Mr TuckerChelsea Stable 2 4 4 1 1-2 50S58 SATIRIST 10 llf)" 1" Z 3 3' 3 31 41 Mr D KerrC Laughlln S 12 12 4 2 JOHN G. CAVANAGH 6 142 3 I" no lio 12 41 5 Mr Har'sonMr McMurtria 20 50 30 8 3. 64781 BULWARK 4 148 6 Left, at the post. Mr C Sm'hJ Duffy 1-2 1 7-101-3 out G15S2 FOXY 4 140 5 Left at the. post. Mr Dugan J L.Dugan 10 20 12 4 2 C3272 KNIGHT OF WESTON 4 142 2 Left at the post. Mr Green J V Lemaire 3 8 8 2J 1 No time taken. Winner Ch. g, by Royal Emblem La Tosca -(trained by E. H. Hanna). W?nt to post at 2:00. At post 12 mluntes. Start bad. Won driving: second the samer third easily Sacandaga was reserved close up in the early running and, coming fast in the stretch, got up to win drawing clear. The Buck ran well and finished? gamely. Rathowen was deficient in early speed, but finished well. John' G. Cavanagh showed much the most early speed, but quit badly. The others refused to lireak. Scratched (05222) Orillatnme, 148; Cpiutoman, 138; C2031 Paeon, 150. K Q SECOND RACE About 2 i.2Miles (iTsoj S 149.) Grand" Military Steeplechase.. . O O kj O $500 added. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Gentlemen Elders. Net- value to winner $350. Ind Horses AWtPPrit 4 8 12 16 StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P S THE VIRGINIAN 6 163"l 2 1 1 1 2 .2 l10 Mr From't J J Kelly 9-209-201-3 Out . HUMMINGBIRD 6 163 2 1 2 2 2 l10 ll 2 Lieut M" tin I S Martin S-5 ll-511-5out No time taken. Winner Br. g, by Torchlight dam auknown (trained by J. J. Kelly). Went to post at 2:31. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won all out. The Virginian fell after going one turn of the field, but was remounted and overtook Humming Bird at the last fence. The latter Is a splendid Jumper, but had little speed. , . Scratched Dixie; 152. d O PC A THIRD RACE About 3 1-2 Miles. (7:2315150.) Great United Hunts Steeplechase. Ot) t) $1,500 added. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $1,020 '' and $200 Cup. Tnd Horses AWtPPSt 6 12 18 24 StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 (65225)WOOLGATHERER 8 148 2 2 3 3s 3l 3-' l1 1 Ray Hampton Stable 652232NORTHVILLE 4 137 1 3 4 4 4 4 2 21" Dupee J J Moran G5042PURE PEPPER' 7 144' 4 4 11 lb 2 2 35 3 Soffel H S Page ? 65012 DICK ROBERTS C 146 3 1 2 22 ll 15 4 4 Mr J O'B'nC Pfizer . . No time taken. - "t Winntrr B g-; by Juvenal--Born Fool "(trained by S. Veitch). , - - - Went" to post at 3:05. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won all out; second easily. Bound Brook Was a 0 to 5' favbrite,' but just before post time became very sick in the paddock, was excused, bets were refunded arid no neW book made. The race was a hot contest all through, with Woolgatherer drawing1 away in the last half mile to win ridden out. Northvllle Is a good green steeplechaser, went well throughout and easily disposed of Pure Pepper. The latter was close up for over two miles, then tired badly. Dick Roberts seemed the winner for two and a half miles, then fell lame. Scratched C5225Bound Brook, 154; 63153 Ruth's Rattler, 14C; C5252The Buck, 130; C4708' Pioneer. ' 134. . . - VfT Qpjpj FOURTlTltACE About 3 1-2 Miles. (7:23 i 5 150.) Orange County Hunt Steeplo-O tJ ( O O chase. $300 added. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Hunters. Gentlemen Riders. Net value to winner $200 and $200 Cup. Ind Horses AWtPPStG "l21824 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C PS (65224) GYPSIC. 8 170 3 4 3 3 3 21 2s l1 Mr J O'B'nJ J O'Brien 1-2 4-5 4-5 1-3 'out 65102 LANDSLIDE 8 170 11 2l 2 2 3 3 23 Mr Sp'ricerG G Morrison 4 6 6 1 out 65224 ANNA BRUCE 4 165 4 3 lh 1J I2 1 1 3 Mr Clark P Evans 2 3 3 7-10out 6S224'CRESSET 7 170 S Refifsed. Mr D KerrE Kernochan C 10 10 8-5 out No time taken. Winner B. g, by Kingston My Gyps (trained by A. Wheeler). Went to post at 3:27. At post 10 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second easily. Gypsic caught Anna Bruce tiring a half mile from home and drew away, but bad to hustle along at the end to stall off Landslide. The latter finished gamely after dropping out of contention. Anna Bruce fenced well, but . failed to stay. Cresset refused the plank fence. Scratched C5227 Richelieu II., 1C5. CtKQ tfi FIFTH RACE AboutSMilesT (4l0251CoT) Manassas Steeplechase Plate.-$300 UOJOU added. 4-year-blds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $240. Ind Horses"""" AWtPP-t 3 6 9 12 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C. PS 65223 ADAMS 4 1417 1 41 4 31 2 H 1 Dupee Cullaloo Stable 2i 2J 2 4-5 2-5 652233CALOORHATCHEE 5 140 3 5 6s C' 5l 4 420 240 H Lewis Mr McMurtrle 3 3i 3J 6-5 3-5 54165::WESTOWN 13 151 4 3 1 1 1? H 28 340 Mr D KerrO E Hayes 6 10. 6 2 1 65223 LIFFEY BANK G 158 1 4 31 3l 4: 6 ' 5? 4 Bowser J R Townsend 10 10 , 10 4 2 COMMONWEALTH 12 159 2 6 5 51 6 5s G 5 Robinson C R Hoff Jr 10 20 20 8 3 65223 MOUNT HENRY' 4 147 6 7 7 7 7 7 - 7 Th. rider.Soffel H S Page 10 15 15-6- 2 65223IALLEGIANCE 9 151 5 2 2' 2 2' 3s. 3 Th. rlder.H'sfnMrs C V Tupper 8-5 9-5 9-5 3-5 out No time taken. Winner Ch. g, by Balgowan Theresia (trained by W. Garth). Went to post at 4:12. At post 0 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third the -.same. Adams was much the best, fenced well, tok the lead In the last round of the field and was going :away at the end. Caloorahatchee went in improved form and had no contention for. second place. Westown howed superior early speed, but quit badly in the last half. Allegiance was going well when he lost his rider, " but could hardly have beaten the winner. Scratched (C5223)Follow On, 143; 05254 Northvllle, 144. Overweights Mount Henry, 5 pounds. " ' ftPJO Pk7 SIXTH RACE About 1 1-2 Miles. Metropolitan Club Cup. $200 added. 3-year-olds JJ ZJ I and upward. Allovvances. Net value to winner $235. Ind Horses A wTpPSt St M Str Fin Jockeys Owners VP :H : U P IT" (65227) PETE DAILEY 4 151 1 1 4 4 3 3 2 1 Mr C Sm'hHampton Stable 7-5 7- 7-5 1-2 out 65222THE COLONEL 3 133 5 6 5' 5- 5- 4s 3 2 Mr TuckerOakley Stable 3 4 3 1 1-2 63364 GAME COCK 5 154 3 3 2 2 -li 11 lh 3" Mr D Kerr J R Townsend 4 4 3 1 1-2 (65222) ORIFLAMME 3 142 2 4 1 1 2- 2J 43 4 Mr Nicolls T E Mannlx 2 4 4 6-5 1-2 65223 ILLICIT 6 144 7 5 31 3l 4 5" 5i 5 Mr Clark UplandStockF'm 15 20 20 7 3 DRESSMAKER 5 15142G 6 G 6 6 G Mr J O'B'nL V Froment 10 12 12 5 2 65252 KN'T OF WESTON" 4 154 G Left at the post. Mr Green J V Lemaire 15 15 15 5 2 No time taken. Wioner B. g, by Longstreet Punka (trained by S. Veitch). Went to post at 4:40. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second the same. Pete Dalley was reserved to the last half mile and, after cutting Game Cock off on the home turn, came on nnd won going away. The Colonel moved up fast in the last half and outstayed Game Cock for second place. The latter showed the most speed for a mile, but tired in the deciding drive. His rider claimed a foul against Pete Dailey, but it was not allowed. OrlCamme went a good mile and tired. Scratched 05256 Mount Henry, 144; hr.227 Captain Hayes, 144; C5222 Bcnlala, 151; Corotoman, 136. Keator Refuses to Run: Frank Farrell's "Sucker Horse" Burns Up Thousands of Dollars IvEATGlt REFUSES TO RUE; PRANK JTARRELL'S "SUCKER HORSE" BURNS UP THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. Miller Is . Hissed and Weeps Frank Gill Wins the . Lynbrook The Southold Goes to ' Coy Maid. New York, October 27. Gorgeous autumn weather innl one of the most interesting cards of the fag ad of the season attracted a big crowd to thp Jamaica track this afternoon. The best racehorses i'W in training, including the stars of the juvenile (tad all-aged division, were engaged in the Lyn-bi-cok and Southold Handicaps. Both features W"-rc won by comparative outsiders in Frank Gill ami Coy Maid and J. L. Mv&inuis, who controls' tuo destinies of this distinguished pair, successfully tgiuecred a double-barrelled killing. With Miller up, Keator was considered only a f -maIity in the opening race. The plungers eagerly incepted 3 to G about him. Davy Johnson bet -1-1,000 at 11 to 20 and Frank Farrell nearly as u uch. Keator refused to break and was left standing still at the start. The big crowd was literally paralyzed at the sight. For the first time in his ireer ' Milter was hissed and, it is said, wept Milerly afterwards in the seclusion of the jockeys' fjifJosure. Bookmaker George Rose this afternoon announced his retirement from the. local' ring. The California layer' is reported to be ?l6o,000 winner on' the sensop.. To the surprise of 'his .friends and business, tu-fcoeiates, Mr. Rose has declared New York -as his w.-sldence find, having gone through the formality hi registering, will stay over to cast his vote for IItig)ies,; the Republican nominee, for governor. Richard Dwyer, the noted western starteraml M. H. Tichenor, of Chicago, were visitors at Jamaica May. Hunt Clubs Have Great Sport HUNT CLUBS HAVE GREAT SPORT, I Washington,' D. C, October 27. Splendid crosscountry racing marked the second day of the United Hunts meeting at Beunlngs. The weather was perfect, the course in superb condition and almost 1,000 persons were on hand. The attendance included all of the smart hunt clubs along the Atlantic seaboard and they gave the fifteen books in lipe all the business they could handle. For the principal race there was no betting at post time. Bound Brook, the choice in the ring, was taken violently sick just before the race was called and could not start. It was decided to refund the money that had been wagered on the race and make no further attempt to book on it. Wpolgatherer won after one of the most sensational steeplechases seen all season, the four starters running closely bunched throughout. Victor Froment, of New York, won the Grand Military- Steeplechase .with The Virginian, riding the last turn of the field with a broken collarbone. Ills mount fell, after going six furlongs and Humming Bird, the only other -starter, took a big lead. Mr. Froment remounted and catching the leader tiring in the stretch beat her home without difficulty. The Hampton stable won two races again while Billy Garth scored his first success of the meeting- 'with Adams. A niilftary steeplechase has een added for Monday, making seven races for the Hosing day. Will Allow Mrs. Bergen $50 per Month WILL ALLOW MRS. BERGEN $50 PER MONTH. New York, Octolwr 27. Mrs. Marty Bergen, widow of the once-noted Jockey, has been notified by iljq Jockey . Club stewards that they will allow her $30 a month- for six months. This money will come aut of the fund for disabled jockeys, much of which at least $10,000 came from her husband, who paid .many large lines to the various racing associations during the years he was prominent as a rider. The racing rules do not provide for any such case as that of Mrs. Bergen, who was left in ' destitute condition by the sudden death of her husband. The action of the Jockey Club stewards vas therefore all the more commendable. The amount, small as it is, will help materially to yrry her over tho winter. By the time spring wrnes round, she will have a chance to make proper provision for herself and children. The allowance to jockey Fuller is 25 per mouth for ope year, Instead of $100 per month as was published. ' Tarantella's Fame as a Matron TARANTELLA'S FAME AS A MATRON. Lexington, Ky., October 27. Lady Tarantella, which -got out of the maiden division at Brighton Beach October 3, Is the tenth winner produced by Tarantella, she also being the dam of Pentecost, Handsel, Penury, Souchon, La Creole, Sandpiper, Gulden, Fontanelle and Lubin. Five of her produce aro stake winners and all by different sires. Tarantella ia twenty-oue years old, but is still bale and utfnrty at Hamburg Place. There ia a cbeetnut yvnrllng colt out of her by Plaudit at Hamburg Place and also a weanling chestnut colt by the Futurity winner Yankee.. She was mated to Ogden, inotber Futurity winner last spring. Tarantella vms sent to this country when a yearling by Alfred Withers, of London, and Dr. J. W. Neet bought tier for $400. She never raced. Dr. Neet sold her to J. E. Madden after she had dropped her first jiUid winners. Bad Weather, but Good Sport at Latonia: Tartan Wins with Ease-Pretension Shows His Heels to St. Joseph-John Dillon's Steeplechase BAD WEATHER, BUT GOOD SPORT AT LATONIA Tartar Wins With "Ease Pretension Shows His 'Heels -to St. .Joseph John, Dillon's Steeplechase. Cincinnati, O., October 27. The weather was cold and disagreeable today. Consequently the attendance -at Latouia was light.- Those who did go to the track, however, saw some good racing. The card was;'pne of the best of tile .meeting. John Dillon's victory hi the steeplechase was due to Rejectable's mishap lit the final obstacle. Scops broke down at ;the nintji jump. Pretension had things practically his'-owa. 'way in' the third' race" and won as' his ride? please frojn the heavily, backed St. Joseph, which again was the recipient of a bad ride. Tartan had lit tlfe' difficulty in winning the mile and one-sixteenth race. . Incidentally he made good the convictions st close: observers- that he could have won : yesterday. Oratorian was bid up to $1,000, an advance of $200, but was: retained.. Howard Lewis', trainer for J. E. Wldener, is here In .quest of horses for steeplechaslng. He has .made, offers for Mcllvaln, St. Volma ,and Joe Coyne. Kitty II. was. badly cut down' and will probably have to be destroyed. Marihorean was also cut down in the second race and may be a long tlnie oiit of .training. Steve L'Hommedieu created excitement by attempting to take the betting away from the combination book on! the third race by laying even money against Pretension to win and St. Joseph " to show, lie handled .a good bit of money on the proposition and lost heavily. cook May Ship Yearlings to the Coast COOK MAY SHI? YEARLING'S TO THE COAST. Lexington, Ky., October 27. Fred Cook's-fifteen yearlings, now at the Kentucky Association course, in charge of Charles Dodson, will likely be taken to California by trainer .BUlhillips whoa.;the-laa account, had concluded to campaign his older horse'if on the coast the coming winter. The Cook yearlings have gone through a mild case' Of distemper in the last week and none of them has been recently doing much fast work. Phillips originally intended to leave the youngsters here all winter in'Dodson's care, and he will carry out this program yet If he decides within the next week or two to abandon his California campaign, which he is liable to do as hastily as he conceived the idea of going to- the far West a week ago. Cook will book In California the coming winter and that fact may have something to do with Phillips' movements with the big stable. Two of the yearlings Dodson first took for Phillips turned out to be of "such little promise that they have been shipped to Louisville and will be broken to harness and used as driving horses. A colt by Ben Stroine out of' Marie Shanklln, has worked the best of the lotj going a quarter in :23. He is a half brother to Copperfleld and Benckart and was. foaled the property of a local doctor. Phillips bought him privately.- New Soil on Oakland Track NEW SOIL ON OAKLAND TRACK. San Francisco, Cal., October 27, The prospects for the coming season of racing grow brighter with each succeeding day, and it now looks- as if the class of horses will be the best since- the turf war between the Oakland and Tranforan tracks. The entries close next Monday, and this will, give an additional line on the eastern stables that contemplate racing here. All the big stables that raced here last season will be again represented. There will be also many new stables, Including .those of Sam HiUireth, Enoch Wlshard, C. E. Durnell, Green B. Morris, S. McXaugkton, and J. T. Muir will swell the list of the new comers, and it looks as if Oakland stakes will get about 125 horses from New York, while the middle west should be good 'for 150 more. Jim Grant, the new superintendent of the California Jockey Club tracks, Is at bib post at Oakland, having returned from New: York last Monday. The Oakland track has been reclayed and appears to be in fast condition. It has a soft dressing and should be admirably adapted" io horses that have doubtful underpinning: To Instruct Farmers in Breeding TO INSTRUCT FARMERS IN BREEDING. New York, October 27. There is .a , movement on foot by the turf authorities, of this state to engage two competent men who are familiar with' the most potent strain of blood in thoroughbreds the various families that have proved most successful as-the progenitors, of speed, endurance, bone and substance to Instruct the farmers of New York state the best and most , profitable way to breed-horses. The plan now under consideration is to send two veterinary surgeons throughout the breeding districts and by means of illustrated lectures to show the farmers the best stallions to breed their cold-blooded mares to. . - Some Yearlings Recently Named . SOME YEARLINGS RECENTLY NAMED. Golden Pearl is the name of the yearling half brother to Water Pearl. Golden Pearl is a chestnut colt' by Golden Garter, out of Pearl V. He is thS property of A. J. Joyner, "who paid ll, 000 for'him at the sale of J. B. Haggtn's Rancbo del Paso youngsters at Shoepshead Bay In June, being one of the four yearlings to bring over $10,000 this year. Fred Burlew has claimed Chapultepec as the name for the yearling half brother to De Mund. Cha-pultepec is a bay colt by Gerolsteln GrncJoslty. Burlew paid $2,550 for him. Chapultepec Is the name of the strongly fortified hill, lying two miles west by southwest from the City of Mexico, which was takan by the United States in 1847, during the war with Mexico. For the brother to Bill 'Curtis, Burlew has claimed the name of Reelit. Being by Plaudit, out of Strathreel, this youngster, which brought $3,000 at the Sheepshead Bay sales, gets his name from a combination of the names of his sire aud dam. Burlew probably expects him to live up to the name. If he can reel It off as fast as his sire could he will certainly be no disappointment. Rose, of Ben Strome has been claimed by T. L. Watt . as the name for the yearling filly by Ben Strome, out of Daisy Rose. This Is not a good name. There is too much of it. J. J. Walsh calls the chestnut colt by Henry of Navarre Sheunamere, Henry Navarre, merely dropping the word of from the sire's name. This is bad. In after years it is apt to create confusion.. Lord of the Vale to Race at Bennings LORD OF THE VALE TO RACE AT BENNINGS. Now York, October 27. August Belmont has decided to make one more effort to get a good race or so from Lord of the Vale, the winner of a Saratoga handicap. The- erratic Hastings horse has been shipped from Babylon, Mr. Belmont's Long Island place, to Washington, and when John Whalen goes to Bennings presently with Okenite ho will take tke horse up. Lord of the Vale was sent to Babylon last summer when It became evident be was In no humor for more racing. He has since had the run of the paddocks and his owner hopes he has Improved in temper. Ascot Park Stakes to Close ASCOT PARK STAKES TO CLOSE. The Los Angeles Jockey Club Is In the field with its usual annual offering of attractive stakes, the conditions of which will be found elsewhere In this issue of Daily Racing Form. They close for entries Thursday, November 1, and those owners who design racing their horses at Ascot Park and have not as yet made their entries have little time to spare. The delightful winter climate of Los Angeles makes it an exceedingly comfortable and healthy winter, abiding place for men and horses alike and, to the owner of good horses, there Is held out In these stakes abundant recompense for a trip to the pleasant land of sunshine, flowers and fruit. All ages and classes of horses are skillfully provided for In this stake list and they should receive the most liberal patronage. Exercise Lads Are Promising EXERCISE LADS ARE PROMISING. Lexington, Ky., October 27. 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Racehorses In tralnlngr . cast-offs, from som big racing establishments, were sold:' in the paddock at Jamaica today. P. S. P. Randolph paid the highest price of the sale, $2,800 for August Belmont's. Rosemount, considered a splendid three-year-old prospect. The summary: PROPERTY OF B. R. THOMAS. Quadrille, b.g,. 4, by Rapallo Court Dance; W. Shields 1,700 Flyback, ch.- g. 4, by Requital Daisy Rose; R. A. Smifli 500 St. Bellaue. ch. g, -1, by St Gatien Bellane; Jack Rowe 100 Yearling, ch. g, by Boanerges Gelida; F. W. Heaiy ...... .v.;:;.;.,..'.;.... loo Yearling, b. f, by Hennence Bal Masque; C. W-. Jaekson 50 PROPERTY OF AUGUST BELMONT. Rosemount, b. c, 2, by Hastings Lady Rosemary; IV S.--P. Randolph .....' 2.S0O Glamor, ch. f, 2, by Hastings Glory; A. C. McCafferty '.... 2,150 Curriculum, blk. g, 2, by Hastings Carlotta; J. Delapey ........ . 1,000 PROPERTY OF W. H. LAUDEMAN. Hogah; b. c 8, by Goodrich Arabella; G- Gllden , 50 PROPERTY OF JOHN CHENEY. Progress; ch. g, 3, by Giganteum--Renovah; Brownleigh Park Stable 1,500 . Byruiu,' ch. g, 2, by High Order Summer Shower.; L. Lawrence 200 Corlnne, b. f, 2, by Greenan Soliloquy; II. Lawrence .......... .". 100 PROPERTY OF SYDNEY PAGET. Mexican Silver, b. g, 2, by Indio Sliver Wave; L. Block V 1,950 Red Garter, ch. g, 2, -by Golden Garter; Fiilsalara; C F. Clark 700 . .. PROPERTY OF ACKLAND. Park Row, 1). g, 3, by Mirthful Skyscraper; ' cash ..: 100 Thomas L., b. c, 2, by ScorpiomPocahontas; C. -y. Jackson ......... 45 Bllldoti ma. ch. c, 2, by Merry Day WIll-o'- the-W.Isp; Cash 2o PROPERTY OF MESSRS, DAVIS & WEBBER." , . . (X Jis.?olve partnership.) Wreniie. I. i 3, by Huron Tominle Bell; Mi Douovau 1,000 Astral II.. b. c, 3, by Azra Mistral; Jr. Donovan ....v........... 700 Gamliol. ch. g. 2. by Sliver Fox Musmee; Klrktjcld Stable 500 Dallas Meeting Best in Texas History DALLAS MEETING BEST IN TEXAS HISTORY. Dallas, Texas, October 27. What is conceded! ..to be the best meeting ever held In Texas closed, today With a banner crowd. One of the features of the meeting was thJ starting of Arthur McKnight The majority of the horses will be shipped to San Antonio., George Baldwin, W. A. Porter and other, horsemen will go, direct to Los Angeles to freshen up" for the winter,, .campaign. Long shots were in-evidence today. Next year will see a big.,reachjng out fora better class of horses. It Is probable that a nqw...steel grandstand, new. statics and .$400 purses will be the program for 19P7. JHilge Murphy,, wlp will do the handicapping and judging at Pimllco and Bennlngs, left tonight for Baltimore. Perry is Ill at Louisville PERRY IS ILL AT LOUISVILLE. Louisville, Ky October 27. H. J. Perry, who was ruled off the turf during the meeting .at Chur.chUl Downs on the charge ot .having induced Joqkey Obert to pull Coruscate at, Latonia, Is. seriously ill at St Anthony's Hospital. He has a disease of the heart due to excessive smoking. Answers to Queries ANSWERS TO. QUERIES. CommunicatJoiis'wlthout names and-addresses - of-senders wilj:npt be answered or noticed. . L,. C.; V., IlPaK N. Y. Did not receive it .- rllirli, Chi,cag9, ( ;If your bet was. a place bet on Hector,, naming him, it won. E. -T. C..r Xoxington, Ky. D. lost his straight bjjt.and has, a, dr.Tvy, for the "as far back" bet. It is manifest the --.flatter was meant for a place or show bet, as might happen. Telegraphic Form TELEGRAPHIC FORM. I The horses seeming to have the best chances in Monday's races are: Jamaica New York. October 27. . ; X Royal Breeze, Ben Strong, Jim Leonard. 2 Penrliyn, 'Stamping Ground, Lindale. 3 7-Jacpblte, Voorhees, Ben Ban. 4 Frrik Gill, 'Adoration, Oraculum. TiT-Pnud, Ocean Spray, Columbia Girl. G PresalnarlSthmping ' Ground, Lady Savoy. H. Forsland. . . Latonia Ciiifimiall, ' October 27. - 1 .TOhii Kaufman. The Golden Bird, Charley War.l; 2 Alsoho, raicdioird, King Pepper. ! .3-Daithuhi, Manfred, Whippoorwlll. . 4 Lady Jocelyii,- Evander, John Dillon. Wexford. Charlatan,' Mcllvaln. G Miss Rillie, Elliott, Sanction. J. L. Dempsey; . Latonia Entries and Form LAT.OrvlIA ENTRIES AND FORM. j!.it9iiifa.'.jS."t4ponnd :An!'xiG. eood - rider's, average, worth, is3 pounds f Ejpbabilltles: "VVcather. clear; track fast Racing starts at,2;0O'pf m. , XRuns well in mud... Superior mud runner.' First Race Mile." ' 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind: Horses. A. W.t Hdifp. , C521G5... Capet- .......101..X.'725 05191 Ouardi , . . .'89 715 65232 John Kaufman .. :. .'. .110. . X,. .710 (01770) . ,.Cahore - 101 JT05 05229,. . .Inta'glis . .'. . 1 . . . . : . . .101. . . . ."".700 05210": . . .Charley Ward . . . :107. . X . .700 , 0519 13... The Golden Bird .104. .X. .095 052291. . . Veneto .r. : 101 :C95 C510SJ...Alta McDonald 104.. X.. 095 ; 05229.... Dulzura , 101... ...090 05155. . . .Sau Atdo 104. . x . .090 ' ((UG81) . . . Abington 107. .GS5 . 04903 Jessamy 107. . X -0SO , 05210. . . .Jay .Swift 104. . X - .075 G3110 Berryman 99:. X.. 050' 02911 Money Maker 101.. X.. 050. Second Race 3-4 Mile. Srycar-olds. and upward. Selling. ' 0"228"...Kinff Pepper 8. .103. . X. .725 (05195)... French Nun ;!. .101. . X ..715 (05228)... McChbrd . . 4. .105. . X . .710 (0521S)... Salvage 4..11X.....705 05195 Posing 3.. 104.. X.. 700 02131. . .-.Goldway , 3. .100 700 05217-'... Intense 4..100..X..'fi9V 05182s... Sorrel Top 4.. 105.. ..095 G5l31:...Alsono 0. .113. . X ..095 0522S5... Field Lark 3.. OS.. X -.090 (C520S)... Lieutenant Rice 4. .101. .. .690 049112...Bon Mot 7. .104. . X . .090 C51S2 Matador 4. .112. .. .GS5 C524S Nqnie Lucille 3.. 104.. ..075 G5219... Marvel P. 3. .108. .. .075 65108 Governor Qrman ........ 3. . 108.. X.. 605 - Third Ra.c.e-r-1 Mile. .. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (05231)... DartKula 4.. 99.. X.. 725 (k.157. . . . Joe Lesser S. .104. . . .710 05233 . . .Bed- Thistle 5. .10!) . . X . .700 04042 Wlllowdene .". 4. .107. .. .095 05233 Ravlana . , "4 . . 104. . . .090 052.TJ Manfred 4.. 107. 690 (05217)... Gladiator 4. .104. . X . .090 05251 WJilppoorwlll 4. .112. . X- .083 05231 Dungannon 5. .104. ....675 G5157.... Happy Jack II 4. .107. . . 075 05205 Percy Green 4. .104. . X . .070 05192 Sam, Craig 7.. 102.. X ;. 0O5 04920 Kleinwood 5. .107. .. .660 05228 The Thrall 4.. 107...... 050 05221 Knowledge 5. .109. ...050 05231 Falkland , . 5. .104. .. .050 Fourth Race Short Course. ' Steeplechase. 3-year-olds.-and upward. Handicap. 05220... Frank Me 7. .138. . X . .700 (05250V. . .John Dillon 3. .140. .... .695 65194.... Evander 7..13S..X..C90 (65220) ... Lady Jocelvn G. .150. . X . .6S5 (03947)... Are Light 4. .157. . X . .GSO 05217 Dawson 7. .150, . ffi. ,0S0 05194 Onyx II 0. .135. . ffi. .075 &5158 Sam Hoffhelmer 4. .15S, . X . .070 C5220J...Plea 5.. 132 .IwQ. &5158 Barnes 4,. 130 050' Fifth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 05170 Wexford 4. .107. . X . .750 05230 Auditor 5.. 97.. X.. 730 64781 Jetsam : 4. .100. . X . .715 C52305 ... Joe Coyne . . 01. . X . . 710 05251 High Bear 3.. 91.. X 1.710 (05230)... Mcllvaln 4. .105. . X..710 G524G.... Pentagon 3.. 01.. ..705 (05209)... Be(sterl!ng 4.. 07.. ..705 0509S..., Charlatan 3. .101. . X . .705 (G5251)...Oratorian 3.. SS. ... . ..700 05230. . ..Debar .................. 3.. 9G,.X..700 Sixth; Racel 3-8 Miles. 3Tycar7oidsiind upward. Selling. (C514G) . . .Miss Rillie 5. .Ill: .. ;725 (G510G)...Ferrbniero 3.. 9G;.....720 (05233)... Elliott 0. .114. . . .715 C5209... Postman G..1Q7..X..710 05233 Helgerson 5.. US.. X.. 705 05221 Moccasin Maid 3. . 94. .X. .090 0524G Mae Lynch 3.. 94..X..6S5 65209 Sanction 4. .101. . X .0S0 65192 Follow the Flag 3 . . 94 . . X . . 075 Jamaica Entries and Form JAMAICA ENTRIES AND FORM. -J - n i PrDbabilitiesr Weather clear; track fast' Racing starts at 2:0d p.m. (phlcago time 1:00 p.m.) XRuns well in mud. Superior mud runner. First Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. Lul. Horses. A. Wt Hdcp. (f55()f)2)...Ben Strong-- 07......72.-; 05109 "...Royal Breeze ' 08. . X .720 (04g:3)...W&scme Ways 05 715 05150.... 'Blue Dale 95.. X.. 715 05215 Vtllngton 90. . X . .715 05177 Flowawny 101. . X . .715 05199 1'uibrella 90. . X . .710 rt0."5 Beggar Maid 95 ..710 6512! MurliMisa 90. .X.. 710 65177 Big Store 05. .X.. 705 04977.... Alia Farola 90.. X.. 703 -. i 05210 Jim Leonard OS.. X.. 705 05.150. . .Tudge, Davey 162. . X . .700 6112S...iH?ntditialden ..i... 90..X--700 Gold' TJeQgv, ell. c, by Gold- , -'fluchi-Aliatrah 00 : '' -W$W--l 1-W Miles. -yearVoidSauul upward. Selling. G52:jG3...Beriryhn ...'.'. 3.. 03.. X.. 725 57030... . Master of Craft 4.. 110 720 65149 Panique C 08 715 05212?, .StAmping -Ground 0. ,10S. . X . .715 01781s . . , Luckett- v-.., -100 . . X 715 6509:!.... Palm Tree 4.. 100. ...,.715 G.-1244'UJnilnlo ,, 4.. 103.. X.. 710 0499S...ifit.vEstephe ..i 3.. 98.. X.. 710 04997.. TiJMiperorqf-Itldla 5: . '103. .. ., .710 65234.... Prince Erejlorjck .... 3.. 93.. X.. 710 65240. .. .Consideration' 5. .103. . X . .703 04073... -NoVena ; 4. .103.. X ..703 CS1S0.... . .Auiwssin .. .'i?;. -. . . 4. .101. . X . .705 05149, .. .John l'AIlearn 5.. 103 700 04223.,.. Bright Star 3.. 90...... 700 64S32. . .VDiamontl Flugli 4. .103. . X . .700 05236 G::Xj. M. A .1.. 93...... 700 G4S06. . ...Water Pansy -G.'.IOS; . X . .690 65230... .'.Sunreine ..;.'.?. .' 3. . 93. . . . . .690 . ,- --.. 'vTiird Raie 3-4 Mile. ! ' v 3jjrufrOlfls. Handicap. 65080..., ..Fortunate OS.. X.. 730 05141. . .,fPater ,.-(.-. .112. . X . ,740 , 0O1882;.:. . Jacqhite , .. . 20, . X . .735 632012 . . . Voorliees. . . v. : . . , : .119. . ... .733 G400S. . .Slickaway .102. X . .733 052412 Glvonni.italerlo 100. . X 733 05174 Optician .103. . X . .730 0j125.... Comedienne 123.. X.. 730 04370 Jack Dolan ...111..X..725 65200.... Ben Ban .j.. 110.. I,.., 725 04039 Ava .. .. 88. . X, .720. 04899. . . .Monterey 7i. ",".101". '.SC. .'720" 64704. ... .'EorieT.. Hand -. . . . . 88. ... -720 -.:o''. :r.Eour.th; Racer. 1:3 -Swiangj. -Remsen Handicap. $.1,500 .added. " 2.-year-oIds. (05069) . . .Momentum '."'. , .113, . X . .750 ..(05213).. ...Oraculum ,, ... . , .5 . ill5,r.,X . .740' 04974. . .Ellicott , .112. , X . .735 03210. a Botanist ioo; . x .-'.735 (03242) . . .Prank Rill ... .104. . X . .735 05242... Eddie Ware -.110.. X.. 730 04704. . . .Killiec'rankie 'M...., .730 .05213 . . .Belfast . Ill . X i 1 70 G52421. .'.Adoration ... ....... . . .US, . . . , .-,723 , 65163... '.Killaloe .'J .1 . .".114. . X ,..725 05173s . . .Fantastic ' .7. , l ; .100. . X . .720 03150 Acrobat . . . .-. ... ,:. ... , 02. . X . .713 , Fifth Racer-1 1-16 cMiles. ' Fillies, Mares and Geldings. , 3-year-olds and iipyard. Selling. G4747 . i. Druid ....... . . . '. . . . .,.".'4.103, . ffi ...723 G518C!. : .Colombia Girl .'. .' 75, V 08. . X . .720 05149.... Panique ." 5.. 05...... 715 03009 Tipping 3., 09.;.-... 713 05041.... Barori Eshcr 4..100..ffl..715' 03I98S-. . .Grand; Dnchess . . ..: 4. .103.- .X . .71-3 C5190: . . .Ocean" Sprfly . ....... 3.. !04l... 710 , 64997. .V. Emperor: of India ....... 5.. 103-., 710 04249.... Pirate Polly , 4.. 103., X-. 705 . 05214.?.. -.Red Light ....... 5;. 10'3.. X.. 700 (64911)... Itnma 3. . .90. . X . .700 65235s ...Nellie -Burn -. 3. . 00. . X . .700 05137 O. K. 87. ....093 05241s. . .RatheriRoyal ..... . . 4.-.107. . X.GOO Sixth Racep-rl 1;16 Miles. ' S-yeinvoids 'arid upward. Handicap. 57636. . . .Master of Craft 4. . 120. 750 -63201... vBryan .................. 4.. 112;;. ..740 05200..., Belle "of Bequest ....... 3.;114iX..735 (05212)...Cressina 3..125..X..735 05212-.. . Stamping Ground G..115. . X ..7:?5 -.. ,Delphle 4. .115. . x . .730 ; 65212. . .Lady Savoy '.. 4. .123. . X . -720. Indexed Summaries of Minor Racing OF MINOR BACING. DALLAS, TEXAS. Dallas, Texas, October 27, 1906. Thirteenth day. Weather clear; track fast. QOQ First Race 7-8 Mile. Purse $300. CJtly year-olds and upward. Selling. To - winner $225. In!?,(H?rs9 Wt Fin Jockeys C P S SIS'Capitano 109 m Morgan 2 1 1-2 814 Kate Zitt 107 2s Moriarity f 2 1 813 T. J, Powell IOC 3 Welnhohl 5 2 1 .' Tim'e;'l:2f). 824 Fanny, 1Q7; 825 Cadillac 100; S22.Tliora Le. 100; 8302The Plains, 114; S02Crescert6n,-? 109; 812 -Klng'4 Court, 107; . 830 Anne Davis, 102; ' 790 Ed Mer-rilt, 102, also, ran. Scratched All Wool, 97; Jack Witt, 98; Castle-gegory, 101; Marlmbo, 101. -i, 5"LO Second Race 5-S Mile. Purse $300. 3-OxU year-olds and upward.. Selling. To winner $225. Index Horses Wt Fin Jockeys CPS (812)Miss Affable 99 lh Martin 7 25 1 S24 J. W. O'Neill 109 2 Cherry' 2J 1 1-2 830 Rolet 103 3 King 10 4 2 Time, 1:01. (SlS)Rengaw. 100; S04 Frank Bell. 103; 70G3Ban Collin's, 108; (814) Invasion, 100; 833 Pity, 100; 816J Jimalortg, 103; 834 Vlrgie Withers. 104 : 824 Jaci: Kercbeville,. 100; 823 Ruth Nolen, 101, also ran. Scratched Virginia Beach, 100; Dr. Hollls, 101; Lpcullus, 103. QA t Third Race 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 2-QT.I .year-olds. Handicap. To winner $225. Index Horses Wt Fin Jockeys CPS 827 Pompadour 90 1J Martin 10 4 2 (827)Jacom6 11G 2 Cherry 2 J 1 2-5 : j'Lady Allece 10S 3 Weinhold 3. 1 1.-2 Time, 1:15. ' S27 Alamo, 94;. 827 Balcshed,:108: S27 Rose Hart, 105; S17JMerry Leap Year, 104; S27 Ballston Boy 00. also ran. Scratched Baker Paul, 95; Tres .Toll, 109. QJ9 Fourth Race 1 .Mile. Purse $300. 3-vJtl year-olds and upward. Allowances. To '""' winner 225. Index Horses Wt Ein. Jockeys CPS (772)Hallie Shermanl09 Is Singleton '1 1-2 out 834 Annie Sanford 97 2' Martin C 2 1 837 John Nolan ' 97 3 Heaphy 7 21 6-5 Time, 1:43. .' 825'Dr. Nash, 103; 828 Jackson Day, 103; 83S Sliy Buck, 106; 8.1S Ed Bishop, 100; S33 James R. Ward, 07; Grade B., 97; also ran. , Scratchedr Fred Kraft, 109. $3zLQ Flfth Race 1 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-QfcO olds and upward. Selling. To winner $225. ' Index Horses" Wt Fin Jockeys CPS (S10)P. of Woodstock9d H Truman 6 2 1 (SSDFlavigny 90 2' Cline ' 2 1 1-2 8343Josie's Jewel 97 3 Preston C 2 1 Time, l:4U. S24 Avoid, 102; S13?Ternus, 100; S24 Yon Win, 90; Jiin Medlin, 102; S2S Cursus, 101; 7S33San Primo, 103; (813)Scalplock, 100; S20 Sand Storm, 100, also rati. . Scratched Pacheta, 99; Merry Pioneer, 102. A A Sixth Race 3 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $3t)0. 8 JL JL 3"-yea'r'-bIds 'and upward. Allowances. To winner $225. Index Horses Wt Fin . Jockeys CPS 824Toots' Mook 101 l"t Singleton 7-10out S35 Aaron J. 112 2 J Cherry 5 3-2 out (S32)Haughty 107 3 Collins C 2 1-2 Time. 1:09. ' S323Joe Wooten, 107; '772 Billy Paterson, 109; .1. E. Barkley. 112. also "fan. Scratched Dr. Mack, 107. Latonia Form Chart ' . - . LATONIA FORM. CHART. 'COVINGTON,-KY., October 27, 1906.Slxih day.. Latonia Jockey Club. Fall .Meeting (24 days). Weather cloudy; track gqed. (15. hooks oh.) ;;-;'Pteslditi.-'yud Ghrles 'F. 'Price.' "-Starter," 31 J. Holtnlan. Secretary, John B." Dillon. u '..s.Bacingi sthrtSiaf2:00 p.1 m. ..W indicates whipi S spurs; B blinkers jEigures in parenthesis following the -distance.. of, gach; race. indicate track record, age of horse and -weight carried. O R O A C FIRSTRACE X Mile. (1 :39J 4-r-f00.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Q,O Ja,fcJ ;. .ScRing. Netiyalue to winner, $300. , Ind Horses AWtPP.St yj Str Fin Jockeys -Owners -O n C P S C519G.NOBL w 3 102 11 7 5J 2" 1 F Button Martin & West 15 30 25 10 5 (2i83INGOL'IiHR-IFT w. 5 109 2 S 1 lh 23 1J 2s Lloyd J H Baker 2 2 8-5 4-5 2-5 65192 RUBY "RIGHT y 3 102 12 5 6s CJ 3t 3- 3J Moreland J H AVoodford 8 15 15 C 3 63DS3.A.THENA w 5 111 6 G S Gt 4 45 W Gannon F Gering Jr -3 5 5 2 1 :63209 MAE liYNCH wh 3 102 8 10 10 10 9 CJ. 5 C Morris J McClernand 8 12 10. 4 8-5 6S2C4 LIGHT-BURN w- " 104 5 3 21 TA 7U fn C3 t) Boland L Lemp 15 15 15 C 3 650SS PENTAGON wn M 103 14 3 710 $07 W Fischer G Howard S 13 13 5 2i C5193 CORTE wri 3 100 7 1 9 25 5 75 8 Wishard W Gerst 15 25 23 10 5 65217 DON. IUENT ' wn .1 106 10 9 SJ 95 Si 10- 9 A'buchon "Wr J Donohuo 20" 20 12 G 2J 65133 TAif O'rSHANTJRIt wn 6 111 4 2 41 3& 4h 93 10 T Taylor C C McCafferty 30 50 40 15 S ' C4433 LIBATION ' " w 3 102 9 Loft at the post F Keyes .T V Smith 10 25 1 25 10 5 (60999)TRENOliA ' w 3 103 3 Left at the post. D Austin J T Combs .7 10 10 5 . 2J : Time, 243, 492, 1:15, 1;42J. Winner Br. c, 1y Governor Foraker Clara Meatier (trained by G. Webb). Went to post at 2:00. Ac post 5 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second and third the same. Noel, ayfay .welLa'nd given a good ride, followed' the leaders closely In the early stages and, standing a hard drjyifhrpugH the sitretch, outgamed Ingolthrlft in the closing strides. The latter showed the most early sn.cedr.and, appeared a certain winner In the stretch, but tired slightly In the llnal stride. Ruby Right ran, a .good racc.and wag going gamely at the end. Athena closed a big gap. from a poor beginning ahd'tinisJ(ed;TaSt. . Me, Lynch got away porly and was never, dangerous. Cortez tired, fast after going a half; Tarn O'SU'ariter quit In the last quarter. Libation and Trenola we're in a tangle at 'the start. Scratched (05120) Hadur, 405; 65231 Judge Traynor, 106; 6520S1Ruiloba, 102: 05217 Chanlda, 111. Over.elghtsLIghtburn, 2 pounds;. Cortez, 4; Don Irent, 1. Ci K. O A 17 SECOND RAGE-3-4 Milo. (l:12i3100.) Purse $M0.2-y7arolds7Vllowances. OLO.y tr: I Net value to winner 300. Ind Horses AWFPPSt Vi & Str Fin Jockeys Owners '" O II R P S 6ol833CHASE . wn 104 i 4 2i 2J 2'iKD Boland T Kiley S-5 2 7-5 1-3 out (651S3) STILL ASLARM" W 101 9 5 5S 5ot 31 2H C Morris J B' Respess 7-107-107-10dut 63216 JMARMOREAN wn 92 G 1 45 ll l2 31 Swain W A Smith 10 30 30 6 2 65204 GOLP. PHEASANT wn 94J 4 6 Gt 63 43 4 D Riley C Bowman 10 25 25 7 3 651S1 SPIDER. WEB. w 58 2 3 3h 45 5s 5 Huestis Y E Walsh 15 30 30 G G-3 C3450:BEAU BRUMMEL. w 92 ' 7 7l 7 61 G"s Goedike John Markloin 30' 60 50 12 5 FRANCES SHANLEY W 88J 3 9 9 9 SI 75 W Ott H Leachman 60 200 200 60 CO 62S14 "MJlRGARET WELLS W S7 7 S 8'J Sat 9 S2 Smart W Walls 30 200 200 40 15 61S29KITTY.il. W 90 5 2 ll 3J 72 9 F Burton F J Kelly 30 100 100 40 15 ' ; . - Time, 23, 4Ss, 1:15. Winner B. g, by Ivantakn Rochelle (trained by T. Kiley). . Wrent;.td "i)ost at 2:29. At- post. 3; m'nqtes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. .Chase, luckjr throughout 3and showing improvement, was a sharp contender for the first 'half-and, saving ground- iritdthe streteli, flnished gamely and won holding ids own. Still Alarm, badly ridden and taken wide most of the way, was much the best and, with better handling, would have won. Marmprean showed tlicu most, spe.etl Xor the first halfi then tire.d and began boring out and Interfered sharply with StlU Alarm..' (JOldeji Pheasant came from a long way back In the last quarter and finished fast. Kitty IE, flrert badly after going a good guarter. 1 : ;0yerweltfgll-0o1den Pheasant', pounds; Spider Web, 1; Frances Shanley. lj; Kitty IL. 3. M3T railRD RACE 3-4 Milel (lll2i ;5 10O'.5Purse: $500. 3-year-olds and upward! OcJt 'jt'O " 'Allowances. Net valiie' to winner $400. Ind Horses, AWtPPSt K . ?4 Str Eln Jockeys Owners O H O P S (65170)PRETENSION wn 5 111 G 2 H li l2 l2 W Fischer E A Chinn 2-5 1-2 1-3 out ,652193ST. JOSEPH W 3 94 1 3 4h 5 42 25 J Carroll M" .1 Daly G S 6 4-5 out G3207:HECTOR. . . wn 3 ICG 4 1 3- 3' 25 32 Moreland Hall &. Marshall 4 8 8 G.-5 1-4 - G5144 NONIE ' LUCILLE wsn 3 94 3 4 2J 25 3l5 4'1 T Taylor C C McCafferty 13 30 30 S 2 (63219)STONERJ HlLTi - wsn 3 97 2 5 5 42 G8 512 Swain J Everman 10 20 20 5 6-5 64366 TEAMSTER wsn 3 97 5 G 6 6 6 6 Huestis S T White 100 300 300 100 30 "" ' . Time, 24-. 49, 1:14 J. . ... W4nnr--B.-gT-by-Orlflamb Vanity (trained by P. T. Chlnn). Went to post at 2:53. At post, 7 minutes. Start good. AVon easily; second driving; third the same. Pretension outclassed the others, took a 'good lead at once and won as his rider pleased. St. Joseph 'was slmtlled far back. In the first quarter and was forced to go wide into, the stretch, but finished going gamely ' uhderweak handling 'and would have been a sharp factor with better handling. Hector had no" mishaps and tired- badly after going a half. Nonie Lucille showed improved form " and was well up with the : leaders hi the early running. Stoner, Hill ran poorly and can do much better. Teamster Was outclassed here. - - . Scratched 04273 nazelthorpe, ' ' 91; 05179 Laily Esther, 98; (05218iSalyage, ' 09; 63195 Posing, 94; 05073 Verlbest, Ot ; ' jT'O A 6k FOURTH RACE 1 1-1C Miles. (l:45j 1104.) Purse $700- All Ages. Handicap. ;0 .tJf :icF Net value to winner $550. Ind Hors.es.i . . VWTPPSt M A ?4 Str Eln Jockeys Owners 0 H CPS C5230'TARTAN mi 4 109 3 2 li Is l2 l2 l2 D Austin Mrs H Brolaskl 6-5 7-5 1 9,-20out , (65192)NAT B. wsn 4 103" 2 4 35 3J 2' 22 2 W Fischer G Hendrie 5 .51 55 3-2 3-5 ' (63136)SHINING'-STAR W 4 9o 1 1' 21 21' 3s 32 33 T Taylor H C Riddle ' 6 10 S " 3 4-5 65122 GOLDMATE wsn 3 106 5 3 43 45 41 4s 43 "UTlshard G Hollo - 4 4 4 1 1-3 651792THE CLANSMAN V 3 93 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 C Morris T W Moore 8 10 S 21 1 .Time, 24, 48j, 1:14, 1:40. 1:47$. Winner Blk. c, by Oddfellow Lady Augusta (trained by J. Powers). ;pnt"fo-j5ost at 3:20. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Tartan, under good handling, ran as if he outclassed 'the others and was never in serious danger of defeat, winning with plenty in, reserve. Nat B. was a close contender most of the way and finished going gamely. Shining Star, .running forwardly for the first three-quarters, began tiring on the stretch turn and then cariie again in the final furlong. Gdldmate was poorly ridden and can do much better, WJshard allowing hlpa to trail the others far back until hooelessly beaten, when he began driving hard and closed up soine .ground. The Clansman was caught in the barrier " and was practically left at the post . Scatche(If-(C51353'SlihHie Adams, 111. Overweights Goldhlate, 3 pounds; The Clansman, 1. , . ,- A'Pv O K Ci FIFTU RACE About 1 3-4 Miles. " Steeplechase. " (3:26J 6131. ) Purse $400. J tJfjmf, 3:j'ear-plds and upwan'J "Handicap. Net value to winner $300. Ind . Horses A"WtPEST3 5 8 10StrFl Jockeys "Owner3 7 O" H 0 P S 60622JOHN DILLON ws 3 13S 5 1 Is l2 It 2" 1" 1 Archib'ld Mrs W Webb 4 4' 2 4-5 2-5 K5134 BANK HOLIDAY" w.4 5 142 7 G 53 52 512 015 3s 2 J Ford F E Hoerter , 13 20 M S 3J 63220" SCOPS 4 130 8 7 7 32 4t2 3' 2l tJ12 O'Neill F Brown x 15 15 15 6 25 63220 HENRY ACH WS 4 132 5 S 2 2 3 4s 410 42 McKiri'y G H Neal SO 75 0 20 S 6503SBAVENO w 3 123 G 8 0 0 Cf G 5 5 "Morrison- Corrigiin S 15 15 5 23 63194" REJECT ABLE w 4 13S 2 3 4 45"2ts 1 Fell, Boyle .CHak" 3 3 11-54-5 2-3 C31943MAVERICK W G 147, 4 4 32 Ran out. Yourell W P Copping 3 4 31 6-5 3-D C503S WEBERFIELDS W 4 133 1 2 Ran .out B Russell W Gorst 20 30 30 8 4 Time, 3:35i. 1 AVinner 15. .c, by Maceo Merry Nell (trained by A. Noble). Went to'post at 3:42. At postl minute. Start good. Won cantering; second easily; third the s,ame. John Dillon, running to his best form and favored by a good ride, set the pace throughout, feuced'cleanly and, after Rejectable met with a mishap, came away and won a lucky victory. Bank Holiday trailed the others hopelessly far back and had scant chance until Scops fell lame. The latter ran a game race and would have been a sharp contender but for breaking down at the ninth jump. Henry Ach ran fairly well, but tirpd after going one round of the field. Baveno fenced poorly and showed bad form. Rejectable, showing improved form, was a certain winner until he met with a mishap at the stretch hurdle, where be bolted to the inner rail when taking the linal obstacle and threw his rider. Maverick was a close contender until he ran out. Weberflelds ran into the main track after the start. Scratched 65220 Wabash, 132. Overweights Rejectable, 1 pound; Weberflelds, 3. 75"fOKfl SIXTH RACEl 1-16 Miles. (l:45j 4 104.) Purse $400. 8-year-olds and upward. OQ JL Selling. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 'A W 9i Str Fin Jockeys j Owners O H O P S 65172'ORATORIAN w 3 102 1 2 2 2 22 2a In W" Fischer J B Dunn 3 5 4 8-5 3-5 65196'SINCERITY BELLE W 4 103 4 5 7 7 7 41 2 D Boland M D Miller 8 12 12 4 8-5 (65221) FONSOLUCA W 7 109 2 1 4 4 3 5 3 Wishard J W Pugh 3 4 2 4-5 1-2 649S9 GRANADA w 3 105 3 3 l1 l2 15 lll 4' Huestis JH Shouldice 10 10 5 2i 1 651362HIGH BEAR wb 3 109 7 6 54 6 5& 31 54 Mountain J R Wainwright 4 4 4 2 1 65233 CREPPS BECKHAM ws 3 105 6 7 6' 5 6 6 6s D Austin E Alvey 6 10 10 4 S-5 65230 WHIPPOORWILL WB 4 110 5 4 31 3 J 4 J 7 7 F Keyes J H "ioung 4 10 9 3 S-o Time, 25, 51, 1:17, 1:43s, 1:50. Winner Ch. g, by Ogden Betsy Brocck (trained by .T. B. Dunn). Went to post at 4:07. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Oratorian, running gamely throughout, was reserved from the fast pace in the early stages, moved "P resolutely after going three-quarters and, finishing with reserved speed, just lasted long enough to outlast Sincerity Belle. The latter, much the best, was shuffled back soon after the start and apparently knocked hopelessly out" of it, but closed a big gaD and. finishing fast, was unlucky to lose, lonsoluca, poorly handled, ran a winning race and, as the race was run, should have won. Granada ran a- good race and, with stronger handling, would have been right there. High Bear was in close quarters- most of the way and ran fairly well. Crepps Beckham can do much better. Whippoorwill had no mishaps. Overweights High Bear, 2 pounds. . Page 3 Latonia Entries and Past Performances for Monday, October 29 Latonia Entries and Past Performances for Monday, October-2 WEATHEB CLEAR. TRACK FAST. h . FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. (l:12i 3 100.) Index Course Dist Time T'ck Wt St M Vi StrFin Jockeys Best Company . OUARDI, ch. o, 2, by St. Leonards Splendour (J. H. Baker). Weight today 99. 65191 Latonia 3-4 1:15 fast 101 6 10 4 3i 4 Lloyd Tauager, Crafty, The Golden Bird. 65182 Churchill D 7-8 1:27 fast 95 3 6 4 4 3a 3' Lloyd Still Alarm. Tanager, Lady Vimont. 65035 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 100 2 12 13 HI H12lLloyd Laura E.j EarlofLelcester,MyBessie. CAPER, b. f, 2, by Ballyhoo Bey Thespia (J. B. Respess). Weight today 101. 65216 Latonia 3-4 l:16g slow 102 1 3 4 53 21! Wishard Refined, Alyth, Charley Ward. 650S4 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 101 5 5 7 4" 3l C Koerner L. Conductor, Tom Dolan Camp. 65047 Churchill D 5 1-2 f l:07g fast 991 3 4 5 62 31 C Koerner Chase, Light.Conductor, Tom Dolan. DUXZURA, b. f, 2, by Altamax Dulcie Larondie (E. L. Fitzgerald). Weight today 101. 65229 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:093 fast 106 7 6 7 91 9' Jenkins Emma V., Buren Arnold, Veneto. 63119 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 104 13 14 13 131 lSJJenkins Judith Louise, Hereafter, Refined. 64999 Churchill D 5-S 1:004 fast 101 16 16 16 16 16" M Preston Laura E., Nedra, John Kaufman. INTAGLIS, br. f, 2, by Ingoldsby Mary Bess (T. W. Moore). Weight today 101. 65229 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:09 fast 105 13 13 11 ll1 11" A'buchon Emma V., Buren Arnold. Vcueto. 64999 Churchill D 5-8 1:00 fast 101 14 9 9 4 4 J Hicks Laura E., Nedra, John Kaufman. 64784 Ky. S. Fair 5 1-2 f l:10g hvy 100 7 10 13 12l.Hl2U Hicks Boserrian, Affinity, La Thorpe. 3 AN ARDO, ch. o, 2, by The Greek Typhoon (T. J. McHale). Weight today 104. 65155 Churchill D 5 1-2 f l:09g hvy 110 10 10 10 9 6" W Fischer Refined. Alyth. Nedra. 65132 Churchill D 7-8 1:274 fast 99 4 5 6 5 61 5 W Fischer Still Alarm, Tanager, Ouardi. 65119 Churchill D 5 1-2 f'l:07g fast 105 11 10 7 7- 78 D Boland Judith Louise, Hereafter, Refined. THE GOLDEN BIRD, ch. f, 2. by First Mate Amy Robsart (J. McDonald). Weight today 104. 65191 Latonia 3-4 1:15 fast 97 1 2 7 41 3 Moreland Tanager, Crafty, Ouardi. 65181 Latonia 5 1-2 f l:07g fast 96 8 C C 51 67 Moreland ToraDolan, Beaut.Mayo, J.Kaufmaii 644S5 Latonia 5 1-2 f l:0Sg fast 96 10 7 8 6l 53 Scoville Graudlta, Dornionde, Sis. Huffman. JESSAMY, ch. f, 2, by Falsetto Thelma (C. L. Forsythe). Weight today 107. 64903 Douglas Pk 5 1-2 f 1:111 hvy 105 3 4 4 51 7" J Hicks Montalban, Livius, Fleeting Star. 64850 Douglas Pk Ab 3-4 1:122 mud 102 0 S 4 5- 5' J Hicks Melntyre, FleetingStar. BonVivant. 64800 Ky. S. Fair 5 1-2 f 1:12 mud 98 3 5 3 21 2s J Hicks Plausible, Gracchus, Nedra. ABINGTON. br. e. 2, by Toddington Abilone (E. A. Chinn). Weight today 107. 64681 Windsor 5-8 1:03 fast 102 4 2 2 2ki' W Fischer Dulcie, Tom Anderson, Grafton. 64567 Windsor 5-8 l:0li fast 102 6 7 7 4t 31 J Foley Eva Iser, Benevolej. Mirabel. 64512 Windsor 5-8 l:03g fast 108 8 3 5 3a 41 Tadlock Hanoway, Eva Iser, Rome. BERRYMAN, ch. c, 2, by Bathamptoh Salva Cea (M. A. Swigert). Weight today 99. 63146 Latonia 5-S l:03g hvy 98 5 5 5 4J 41 M Preston La Veita, Ovelando, Lexoline. 63099 Latonia 4 1-2 f 57g hvy 108 10 5 81 7s D Austin Pink Star, Montalban. C. Mitchell. 6269S Latonia 4 1-2 f -544 fast 101 6 5 31 33 A'buchon "Zal, Alveston, Seven Bells. VENETO, br. f, 2, by Masetto V enice (W. P. Reardon). Weight toJay 101. 65229 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:094 fast 105 9 7 5 61 31 Moreland Emma V., Buren Arnold, Calita. 64888 DouKlas Pk Ab 3-4 l:15g hvy 9S 12 13 14 10 9.leGrasen Gracchus, Nedra; Clamor. 64363 Latonia 5-S 1:01 good 97116 16 16 16 161F Perrett Still Alarm, Hebnutb, Decklaw. "' MONEY MAKER, br. f, 2, by Prince of Monaco Sue H. (Mrs. J. C. Milam). -Weight ;today 101. 62911 Latonia 4 1-2 f 57 slop 1071 1 4 52 510 Troxler Moselle, Froward, babble? 627S8 Latonia 5-8 1:02 good 105 5 5 5 51 5 D Austin Mlldrene, Miss Lida, Levia. 62717 Latonia 4 1-2 f 54 fast 107 6 3 31 37 Troxler Friction, KingLeopbldi-AnnaRusklp. CAHORE, b. f, 2, by Griffon Becky Sharp (Mrs. J. C. Milam). ... Weight today 101. 61770 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 42g fast 115 2 1 l1 l5 Sewell Bcnevole, Duskston, A. Itoseniieltl 61718 Oaklawn 1-2 49 fagt 102 3 2 2o 4 J Harris DeOro, Montgomery, EdwInT.lVyer at.ta M'DONALD, b. c, 2, by Sanders Golden Hopes (J. R.' Taylor). Weight today 104. 65103 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:0S fast 102 5 5 5 4h 4l Wishard Lady Vimont, Nedra, Sallie Sutor. ' 64999 Churchill D 5-8 1:00 fast 104 7 S 8 51! 545 Mountain Laura E., Nedra. John Kaufman. 64766 Ky. S. Fair 5-S 1:041 hvy 105 4 7 5 Cn 41 C Morris Jessainy, Uuskinetta'," Surething. fAY SWIFT, ch. c, 2, by Ornament Independence (F. M. Arthur). Weight today 104. C521C Latonia 3-4 1:161 slow 100 2 1 2 3 651 Foy Refined, Caper, Alyth. 65191 Latonia 3-4 1:15 fast 103 9 3 2 52 7 Foy Tanager, Crafty, The 'GoldeHjBlru'. 65155 Churchill D 5 1-2 f l:09g hvy 110 1 3 2 31 512 W Gapnon Refined, Alyth, Nedra. HARLEY WARD, b. g, 2, by Deerslayer Annie P. (S. J. Charles') Weight, today. !107. 65216 Latonia 3-4 1:161 slow 97 5 7 7 7 4s F Burton Refined, Caper, Alyth. 65151 Latonia 5 1-2 f l:07g fast 96 1 8 8 9s S8 F Burton TomDolan, BeautMayo, J.Kaufmaii 649S6 Hamilton 3-4 1:15 fast 97 5 7 6 51 3 Truman Fire Alarm, Reside, Poneniah. fOHN KAUFMAN, ch. c, 2. by Handspring Carlotta C. (W. Carroll). . Weight', today 110. . 65232 Latonia 3-4 1:142 fast 110 1 3 3 3 41 Nlcol Lexoline, Tanager, Grace Kimball. 65206 Latonia 5 1-2 f l:10g mud 109 6 4 1 Is 1 Nlcol Grandita, Elksino, Edltll'M 65181 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast 105 5 7 7 61 325 Mountain TomDolan, Beaut.MayoV.SpId. Web. SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:1253100.) FIELD LARK, b. t, 3, by Toddington Salverine (J. W. Puyhl- Weight today 98. 65228 Latonia 3-4 1:144. fast 97 2 2 2 1 21 T Taylor McChord. King Pepper, The Thrall. 54181 Latonia 3-4 1:142 fast 105 5 5 5 6 6'oiNicpl Lacene, Miladl Love, Inspector Girl 640S5 Latonia 3-4 1:152 slow 101 5 C 5 62 51 Treubel Princlpia, Intense, Lacenet . c'RENCH NUN, br. f, 3. by The Friar Vivandiere (J. H. Baker). Weight today 101. 65195 Latonia 3-4 1:142 fast 9T 6 5 4 Si l1 Lloyd King Pepper, Daring, Posing. ' 65131 Churchill D 3-4 1:14 fast 97 S 8 9 6n 541 Lloyd Fair Calypso. Alsono, Oasis. 65072 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 101 4 4 5 5 31 C Morris Ethel Day, Mansard, Mini. ' N TENSE, br. I, 4, by Ingoldsby Sankara (C. W. Mooro). Weight1 today 103. 65217 Latonia 1 1:45 slow 110 3 11 1 21 21 Nlcol Gladiator, Daring. Lansdowu. 65152 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 102 9 9 9 -8 V J Hicks Martius, Sorrel Top, Revolt. 65136 Churchill D 1 1:412 fast 1041 4 7 9 7 lla 11 A'buchon Shining Star, High Bear,," Marllus. 10ND2 LUCIXLE. ch. f, 3, by Bradwardine Duchess of Kilwarlin (C. C. McCafferty). Weight today 104. 65248 (See Latonia chart in this paper). , . , 65144 Churchill D 3-4 1:14 mud 104 4 5 4 5 6ilC Koerner Harding, Miss Leeds, Daring. '65072 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 104 8 10 10 10 8" Moreland Ethel Day, Mansard, French Nun. POSING, br. f, 3, by Maceo Remember Me II. (J. B. Respess). Weight today 104. 65195 Latonia 3-4 l:14g fast 99 3 3 2 21 42 W Fischer French Nun, King Pepper, Daring. 65159 Churchill D 3-4 1:171 hvy 114 3 3 2 2l 4!1 W Fischer Toboggan, Clifton Forge, Falkland. 65048 Churchill D 3-4 1:14 fast 10312 10 7 71 4' Moriarlty Martius, Oasis, Clifton Forge. M'CHORD, ch. c, 4, by Gotham Addio Mc. (E. Alvey). Weight today 105. 6522S Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 106 3 3 4 21 1 D Austin Field Lark. KingPepper, TheThrall 55310 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:101 fast 108 1 11 21! 6 A W B'kerShotGun, HamburgBelie, "RaceKlng. 35057 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:11 slow 114 4 4 3 3l 3 W Knapp D'Arkle, Bank, Captain, Rob. OVERNOR OBMAN. b. c, 3, by Gaylad Tessie (J. B. Dunn). Weight today 108. 65163 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast IOC 6 3 3 4" 5S1 W Fischer Harding, Salvage, Lady Carol. S5133 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:061 fast 991 1 1 3 5J 55 W Fischer Frontenac, Funiculaire,. L. Esther. 34912 Hamilton 5 1-2 f l:07g fast 111 2 1 1 11 11 W Fischer Robust, Ossineke, Cicely. lATADOR, br. o, 4, by Masetto Soncy Last (K. Bpence). Weight today ll2. 651S2 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 111 7 S S 71 S'l Nlcol Martius, Sorrel Top,:1 Revolt. 65144 Churchill D 3-4 1:14 mud 114 1 3 3 31 41 D Austin Harding. Miss Leeds. Daring. 55023 Churchill D 3-4 1:15 good 115 2 3 4 31 3JJ Nlcol Potter, Orderly, Miss Anxious.. JOLDWAY, b. c, 3, by Goldfinch Waitaway (E. Corrigan). Weight today 100. 62131 Lexington 3-4 1:14 fast 106 S S S S S Nicol Suzanne Kocaraora, Judex, Gay Boy 61823 Nashville 7-8 1:30 fast 90 4 8 S 7 S S10 Harrigan .Tosette, Lieutenant .Rice, Orderly. 61624 City Park 3-4 1:15 fast 112 1 2 4 3J Is Nicol Dr. .Mack, Self Reliant, Oleasa. LIEUTENANT RICE, b. e, 4. by Dr Rice Bottina (J. Arthur). Weight today 101. 6520S Latonia 3-4 1:171 mud 105 11 4 3 :!? I5 R Harris Stella Eicbburg, Ruiloba. Operator. 65168 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:0S fast 101 10 10 10 92 9" II Harris Harding, Salvage, Lady Carol. 65097 Churchill D 3-4 1:13 fast 105 10 10 10 10 S:l R Harris Platoon, Garrett Wilson, L. Esther. CING PEPPER, ch. g. 8, by Kantaka Genevieve (J. H. Slack). Weight today 103. 65'2S Latonia 3-4 1:144 fast 107 7 6 6 41 3i Swain MeCliord. Field Lark, The Thrall. 65195 Latonia 3-4 l:14g fast 104 1 11 ll 2l Mountain French Nun, Daring, Posing. 64991 Hamilton 3-4 1:15 fast 102 Left at the post. Gaugel Cicely, Frank Collins, Baby Willie. ON MOT. b- h, 7, by Fitz James Queen's Tasta (L. L. Lamar). Weight today 1C4. 64911 Hamilton 1 1:424 fast 101 1 3 7 6 45 21 C H ShiH'gnaina. Oratorian, Knowledge. 54S0G Toronto 1 1-S l:54g fast 104 6 2 1 2 In 41 C H Shlll'gC. Walworth,. Camhridge.Reservation 64742 Toronto 1 1-16 l:48g fast 98 5 6 7 S I1 t C H Shill'gGrauada, Anna Day, Request. 60RREL TOP, ch. f, 4, by Hermence Sunny Locks (I. B. Fitzgerald) Weight today 105. 651S2 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 104 6 6 4 3n 21 Jenkins Martius, Revolt, Don Fonso. 65095 Churchill D 3-4 1:134 fast 107 7 6 6 4nfe 3 Jenkins Alsono, Airship, Oasis. 65023 Churchill D 3-4 1:15 good 106 8 7 G SI S81 Moreland Potter, Orderly, Matador. 4ARVEL P., b. t, 3, by Plaudit Milcah (W. S. Price). Weight today 10S. 65219 Latonia 3-4 1:16 slow 102 3 2 1 2a 341 Johan's'n StonerHill, St.Joseph, "FairCalypso. 65207 Latonia 3-4 1:152 mud 92 1 1 2 2nt S5 C H Shill'gMarthaGormau, Hector, Wee Lass. 65168 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 106 S 7 6 82 79 Johan's'n Harding, Salvage, Lady Carol. SALVAGE, b. c, 4. by Salvator1 Meriden (W. F. Walter). Weight today 111. 65218 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:0S2 slow 110 1 11 l1! I2 A'buchon Pr. Brutus, Ingolthrift, Lady Carol 6516S Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 99 2 2 2 l1 2'1 J Carroll Harding, Lady Carol, Auroceiver. 1 65131 Churchill D 3-4 1:14 fast 1091 5 3 3 ll5 132uU Daly Fair Calypso, Alsono, Oasis. ALSONO, ch. g. 6, by Altamax Sonomis (E. J. Gildersleeve) . Weight-today 113. 65131 Churchill D 3-4 1:14 fast 113 9 4 4 1 2a Mountain Fair Calypso, Oasis, Toboggan. 65095 Churchill D 3-4 1:131 fast 113 1 11 la l2 Mountain Airship, Sorrel Top, Oasis. ? THIRD RACE 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and .upward. Selling. (1:39 4100.) DARTHTJXA, ch..f, 4, bv Pirate of Penzance Deception (J. B. Respess). Weight today 99. 65231 Latonia 7-8 l:E8g fast 111 3 11 1 l2 l1! Nicol St.Noel, Eer.Cramer, JudgeTrayuoi-. 63176 Latonia 1 1:45 hvy 102 6 4 4 3 6 719lTreubel Pinaud, Proteus, Dr. McCluer. 3S207 Latonia 104 3-4 hvy 1:214 6 11 U U HlHuesman A.Virginia, Sor. Top, S. Rocambra. RAVI ANA ,b. f, 4, by Ravelston FloTian (M. D. Millar j. Weight today .104. 65233 Latonia 1 l:42g fast 103 4 3 4 3 3nt 5 W Fischer Elliott, Red Thistle, Don-Fonw. - 65205 Latonia 1 1:45 mud 104 5 4 3 . 3 3a 25 Mountain Katie Powers, Red Thistle, Revolt. 65156 Churchill D 1 1:461 hvy 107 2 1 4 3 l1 Is W Fischer Percy Green, Oliver, Eular. JOE LESSER, b. g, 8, by Whitney Hermie (C. E. Patterson). Weight today 104. 65157 Churchill D 1 1:46 hvy 107 4 9 10 10 72 S8 Mountain St. Tammany, Rolla, Lansdowu:- C50SS Churchill D 1 l:41g fast 1051 5 5 5 4 4a 47S Mountain Whippoorwill, Ben Shaw, Sanction. 65036 Churchill D 1 1:411 fast 109 XL 11 11 9 92 61 D Riley Auditor, Pacifico, Whippoorwill. DUNGANNON, b. m, 6, by Dungarven Distress (C. H. Knebelkamp). Weight today 104. G5231 Latonia 7-8 l:28g fast 111 5 5 6 G 61 &! J H Pres'nDarthula, St. Noel, Bernle Cramer. 65205 Latonia 1 1:45 mud 104 2 3 7 7 7 72U H Pres'nKatle Powers, Raviana, RedThistle. THE THRALL, br. c, 4, by G. W. Johnson Silver Bell (F. Garrett). Weight today 107. 6522S Latonia 3-4 1:144 fast 109 6 5 5 3nk 4: Nlcol McChord, Field Lark. King Pepper. 1 64750 Ky. S. Fair 3-4 l:15g fast 107 11 12 8 51 81 H Hunter French Nun, The Pet, Dresden. 1 6467S Douglas Pk Ab 3-4 1:122 hvy 106 4 7 S S1 S11 Wishard M. Johnson, J.W.O'Neill, Haughty. ! MANFRED, ch. c, 4, by Maddalo Percita (J. Walters). Weight today 107. C5233 Latonia 1 l:42g fast 106 5 2 3 4 51 43J D Boland Elliott. Red Thistle, Don Fouso. ' 64646 Windsor 1 1-1C 1:4S2 fast 101 6 4 4 1 1 1 Kunz Miss Karl, Geo. Vivian, Mag Nolin ' 645S6 Windsor 1 1-4 2:03 fast 104 7 6 5 3 2i 2l Kunz Knowledge, Neva Welch, p.Vivian iLEINWOOD, ch. h, 5, by Hermence Mandolin EC. (J. W. Forman). Weight today 107. r 64926 Douglas Pk lm 20y 1:482 mud 115 9 6 4 5 62 7lAbuchon Barkelmore, Gauze, Scalplock. 64S89 Douglas Pk 1 1-16 1:522 hvy 108 7 1 1 2 2l 2J A'buchon Corrigan, Joe Lesser. Katie Powers. OiOWLEDGE, . r 6. by FQlgrane Minerva (J. H. 8houldice), Weight today 109. " 5221 Latonia 1 1-16 1:514 slow 102 4 4 4 4 6 6 Huestis Fousoluca, Rebounder, Joe Coyne. 65184 Latonia 1 1-16 1:48 fast 104 4 3 3 4 4s 351 Huestis Gold.Mlneral.Oberon, MoccasinMatd. ! 64969 Hamilton 1 1-2 2:351 fast "94 3 2 2 C 6 5" Huestis BlueBuck, Reservation, Factotum. ; SAM CRAIG, ch. h, 7, by Eon Vigiline (W. V. Conranl. Weight today 102. ' 65192 Latonia 1 1:401 fast 10S113 13 11 11 ll12 9lelGullett Nat B., Albula, Ostermah. 64491 Latonia 1 1-16 1:48 fast 106 1 5 6 6 51 42 Gullett Postman. Tarp, Belden. 64471 Latonia 1 1:41 fast 106 11 11 10 8 51 5 Gullett Docile, TheEnglishraan, Moc. Maid. ; PERCY GREEN, b. g, 4, by Sir Walter Bessie V. C. (M. Oschner). Weight today 104. 65205 Latonia 1 1:45 mud 104 3 1 4 5 5 510Foy Katie Powers, Raviana, RedThistle. 65156 Churchill D 1 1:461 hvy 107 6 5 3 4 21 22 Foy Raviana, Oliver, Eular. 65U1 Churchill D 1 l:41g fast 109 7 2 3 5 6 S!Foy Bitter Brown, Docile, S. Rocamora. FALKLAND, b. g, 5, by Falsetto Fright (E. J. Gildersleeve). Weight today 104. 65231 Latonia, 7-8 l:2Sg fast 111 S 8 7 7 7s 610 W Allen Darthula, St. Noel, Bernie Cramer. 65204 Latonia 3-4 l:17g mud 119 1 8 6 3a 35 W Allen Simon Kent, Toboggan, Arabo. 65159 Churchill D 3-4 1:172 hvy 119 10 13 9 61 35 C H Shlll'gToboggan, Clifton Forge,; Posing. 1LADIATOR, b. 0, 4, by Handspring Heliopolis (F. W. Schmidt). Weight today 104. 65217 Latonia 1 1:45 slow 105 6 5 5 3 la U A'buchon Intense, Daring, Lansdown. 65192 Latonia 1 1:40 fast 102 G 8 G 5 4 4 A'buchon Nat B., Albula, Osterman. I 64421 Latonia 1 1:431 hvy 109 8 12 12 11 101 UlHoffler Redcoat, Loretta H., Sherrill. t WIXLOWDENE, oh. c, 4, by Goodrich Mary Graves (Oots Bros.). Weight today 107. P 64942 Louisvillo 3-4 1:18 hvy 109 9 9 9 9 9'lMountaIn Marvel P., Matador, Tarp. n 643S8 Windsor 6 1-2 f 1:08 good 106 8 7 7 5 41 J Dealy Amador, J. W. O'Neill, F. Collins. 64324 Fort Erie 3-4 1:152 good 1S9 10 10 10 5J 5!i Wishard Sharp Boy, Rfilndance, Neryator. 1. HAPPY JACK IX, I. 0, 4, by Halma Eally San (J. Arthur) . Weight today 107. is s 65157 Churchill D , 1 1:4C hvy 110 13 8 11 11 U2S C Koerner St. Tammany, Rolla," Lansdowp. 63847 Latonia 3-4 1:16 slow 111 6 S 6 3 3" Nicol Mint Boy, Princlpia, Lansdowu. 03403 Latoala, ll:lli hvx 103 1 i i A i 4iTjubel atiQesrficJr BiCartcrij.P!.M'ybjty. -f'x : ,r : : : : : : ;; REDTHISTLE, ch. gr, 5, by Knigh t of the Thistle Furlano (A. K. Milier). Weight todav 109 (233 Latonia 1 U42i fast 111 3 4 2 2 2 2'J C Fisher Elliott, Don Fonso. Manfred. STn itoni'm 11:431 mud 109 7 0 2 2. 4U 3'J W Fischer Katie Powers, Itaviana, Itevolt. to-lW Churchill D 1 1-S 1:5S hVy- 110 '1 12 2' 4i 5' W Fischer Lazell, Belleview, Arthur Cummer iPPcP0RTWILI" b- - 4 h Shapf ell Singing Bird (J. H. Young). Weight today lis'. (.iJ.il (fji-e Latonia chart hi this raper). riS Lltonft , , , ,ast 101 5 1 r' 0 fi csi F Keyes Mcllvain. .Toe Coyne, Tartan. CjIOO Churchill D 1 1-16 1:434 fast -103 Oil 1 l'J 1 C Koerner Shining Star; Oratoriau, High Rear. FOURTH RACE Short Course. Steeplechase. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (2:57g C 14S.) P-?T:?F Wk' B b-v Eontiac Magdelano (J. S. Brattori). Weight todav 135. J1'1? ton!a Ab 1J 3:2Sg fast 133 3 4 5 G G G'ojMcKln'y Dell Lcath, Frank Mc, Maverick. "Hl E i-S;:SJ8Jf ,13i 4 2 2 2 3 3" Major Ben Shaw, Manzano, Fabian. G.J10 Churchill D, S C 2:52 fast 133 G 4 4 4 4" 4" Dayton Ben Shaw, Dr. Keith, Scops. EVANDER. or. g, 7. by The Greek Peril (T. Meagher). Wei"hfc todav lis &ton AlVl Sast V 5 1 2 4 4?a 4'' W Walker Dell Leath. Frank Mc, .Maverick rv, 25- Church D S C 2:ooi fast 140 4 1 1 1 4' 4 W Walker Lady Jocelyn, Urcolin. R(jMtabie t02o Churchill D S C 3:013 good 13G 10 Ran out. W Walker Creolln, Dr. Keith, MadSe. JOCELYN, ch. m. 6. by Pirate of Penzance Belle Gwift (C. A. Holt). Weight today 156. 7 J,ftonh 13 3:3Cg slow 14G 111 2 2 1' Archibald Frank Mc, Plea, Scops. 5 ,ure4 JS SS5:25??st 144 1 1 1 2 2i 35 Archib'ld Creolln, Dr. Keith, Plea. GoOSC Churchill D S C 2:oul fast .131 3 G 3 2 l'i 1 Archib'ld Creolln, " Rejeetable. Evander. ARC LIGHT, ch. o, 4, by Shapfell Goldsoal (J. Arthur). Weight todav T57 G3317Latonia S C 3:02 fast 149 3 4 5 3 3 H Yourell Dalesman, Subador; Full of Fun Laton a Ab 13 3:34s fast 140 4 .4 4 2 1 P Yourell Ohio King. Profitable, Dalesman 63S69 Latonia Ab 13 3:3C3 good 130 3 5 3 1 l 1 Yourell Subador, Modredlaw, ghawiWnd." PLS' Vs h 5' b3r JPirato of Penzance Argument (J. J. Greely). . Weight today 132 fc,aton ft,, r. A&S?2:?$!?l0?'JiK 2 6 4 3 32 36 W Walker Lady Jocelyn, Frank Mc, Scops !2Jhurc R Sl as "2 0 2 4 4 .44"T Casey Creolln. Dr. Keith. Ladv Joeelvn 60OSG Churchill D S C 2:oo fast 132 8 5 5 5 5 5 T Casey Lady Jocelyn, Creolln. Uejectable. FRANK .MC., b. g, 7, by Fonso Mabel Duffy (J. W. Pugh). Weight todav 133 ' Latonla Ab 13 3:352 slow 13G 3 7 G 1 li 2 Yourell Lady Jocelyn. Plea, Stops. S'.'1. onia A 2:2 fast 137 1 5 4 3 3 2 Yourell Dell Leath. Maverick, Evander 64468 Latonla S C 2:u9 fast 132 7 5 4 2 2i 3 Yourell Subador, Wool Dealer, John Dillon i9 ,?ILL? ' c; 3 K7ceo Merry Nell (Mrs. W. Webb). Weight today 140 G.i2;0 (See Latonla chart in thlrt paper). C30C2 Churchill D. F C 3:531 fast 134 1 1 1 2 2s 2 Archib'ld Dr.Keith. B. Holiday. Littlp Wolir C303S Clfurchill D S C 2:55H fast 13S 2 5 4 4 4 4'JArchlb'ld GSU VoClln Jny' DAWSON, b. g, 7, by St. Andrew or Masio Faster (G. H. Noal). Weight today 150 5 ilAi i1?"!? . 5lovv 1,2 14 14 Pulled up.D Riley Gladiator, Intense. Daring. K E0rJ Sr e S -J 52 " 4 4 4 48 41 McKln'y Trenct tncMere, SlgmundTBal'castle C392 Fort Erie S C 3:46 fast IdG 3 6 5 5 5" 4" McKJn'y Manzano, Lulu Young, Gipsano. SAM HOFFHEIMER, ch. c, 4, by Ornament Full Hand (W. Gerst). Weight tcdav 158 "i1!!! R S 2:54S hv? 2 j G 4i 0 O Rice Ben Sliaw, Manzano, Onyx II. r?S2 lUrcLl S 3:SL fast IjS 5 S C 53 .6". i Shaw, Dr. Keith, Scops. , ClSCa Churchill D. S. C, 2:5S slow 1C0 5 3 3 G 7 7" Garic Maverick, Sigmund. St. Volma. S-f-?!?3, h- c 4 Riloy Bessie Barnes (E. Corrigan). Weight today 130 GurclUll p S C 2:54s hyy 132 G 4 4 4 S; S E MorrisonBen Shaw, Manzano, Onyx II. i.1- Kansas C y 7-S 1:E slow 110 1 C G G 6,s G,s E MorrisonDr. Roberts, Gleeman. Foby Blue. 54014 Kansas City 1 1:483 hvy 111 2 1 2 4 4 4" E MorrisonAra, Envoy, Ascot Belle. ' FD7TH RACE 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and -jpward. Allowances. (l:30i 1 100.) ORATOR1AN, cb. o. 3, by Ogden Betsy Broeck (J. B. Dunn).. Wcitrhi weignt todiv today ss 88. 03231 (See Latonla chart in this paper). C3172 Churchill D 1 1-1G i:47g fast 2'J 3 3 3 2 2J 23 W Fischer Auditor,' Gold.Mineral ColBartletr 65124 Churchill D 1 1-1G 1:4S fast 99 1 1 1 3 2i m VT PIscher Mam-Cam, &lCvSSn PENTAGON, ch. t. 3. by Octagon Mischief (G. Howard). Weight weint todav today qi 91. C324G (See Latonia chart in this paper). rim w.ndtnr1 D ' ? i.:SS ?SJ SS1! 1 I ? A 1J;915forgian3 WhJppoorwIll. Ben Shaw, Sanction. 64G47 Windsor 1 1:393 fast 92 S S 7 5 4 4' Moreland Bryau, The Borglan, Chanida. DEBAR, b. c, 3, by Algol Sistar (H. Shannon). Wcitrht tddmr or G5K0 Latonia 1 1:41?. fast 94 7 Pulled up. D Riley Mcllvain Joe Covne Tartan (V5170 Churchill D 11:404 fast 103 9 S 7 C 8 V C lmer1tea avMi iirtn W Latonla 7-8 l:31g slop 10S 4 4 4 3 2S 2J E Roblns'nMatador" AlajS'nJ2rtU Un.He5?j BESTERLING, b. c. 4. by .Lord E sterling Lucrece (Mrs. S. Reid). Weicht todav 07 03203 latonla 1 1-10 1:51 J mud 111 2 1 1 1 1 H Moreland Lutie Mac :Postman inction G3133 Churchill D 5 1-2 f ltOCJ fast 9S 10 10 10 S' 8"JMoreland Fronte nac Funicuh h-e L Fst'hnr G1CS1 Crescent Pic Ira 70y l:43g fast T03 3 4 4 C 4 5 Bedell AurSter. Tvoi,!; Joe Lesr CHARLATAN, b. c, 3, by Matt Byrnes Acidalio (W. Gum). Weitrht todav "ini G309S Chur?liill D 1 1:40 fast 101 10 9 S S 1- 7 Mountain nannlbal Bev" Pretension AMiv ,', G4JS3 Chui chill D . 1 1.4oJ slow, 2G 14 4 1 1 1 Moreland Envoy, Omar Khavyam, Joe' Coyne WEXFORD, br. o, 4, by Woolsthorpe Miss Young (E. Dcaly). Weicht todav in- C31T0 Churchill D 1 IMOi fast 122 7 8 8 7 ( C J Dealy Pretension ir-innlbil llv rt-?, ' (..rOTiO -Churchill -D 1 1.-32 fast 11 0 12 2 1 l'J 1' J Dealy KlOtros, Han. Bey. ArthiirCiimnior JOE COYNE, b. s, 3, by King of Coins Come Quick (C. C. McCafferty). Weipht tcdav oi iS2: Iitunltt 11 MIS fast S3J 4 1 1 1 l2 2'J T Taylor Mcllvain, Tartan Auditor CKBl Latonia 1 1-1G I:51i slow 103 G 2 3 3 3i 3J Mountain Fonsnluc: Heboll r m IUnlt, C51 IS Churchill D 11-1G 1:504 mud 103 2 3 2 3 s 2" C Koorner Ania 'Say, IMlo Mac HIGH BEAR, b. c. 3. by John Bright Leora (J. R. Wainwright). ' ' Weic-ht tnv qi' 91. weignt today !3231 (See Latonla -chart in this paper). G31"fr Churchill D 1 1:41S fast 10G 13 13 12 11 41 2J Mountain Shin. Star Martius Gold G3109 qllurchill D 1 1:41a fast ' 93J G 5- 5 2 '4l 4" J Hunter Hector, MblivL" Azora 6 AUDITOR, b. h, 6, by Esher Alcestis (R. Tucker). wP,v,- o-r (5230 Latonia 1 1:411 fast 103 3 3 3 3 4' 4"-l Nieol Mcllvain, Joe Covne Tnrtan G3172 Churchill D 1 1-16 1:478 fast 109 1 1 1 1 l 1 Nicol Oratorian. (?bld MineVal Col Bartllt G312G Churchill D 1 1:413 fast MS 3 2 1 1 lb G' W McIn'reShining star, uh JETSAM, blk. c, 4, by Buck Massie Castana (R. H. McC.' Potterf. ' AVeiirlit nfl,V inn GT47S1 Brooklyn 1m 70y l:45i good 10S 15 15 11 11 li'i 8" W Miller Flyback Bri-e LuokPtt 60430 City Park 101 1 1-1G fast 1:474 C 4 4 4 ' 6 G"i W McIn'reGIlfain Tte Jieam C0127 City Park 100 lm 70y fast l:43g 2 9 9 4 -4 4 Ashw'rth Bo" Mot. j&rtaa Granada'. M'lLVAIN, b. c, 4, by Bend Or Sierra Leone (J. C. Fcrriss, Jr.). Wci-ht tndiv im; G32:M Latonia 1 1:412 fast 100 2 2 2 2 2J Moreland Tm nomn " TnWnlv i. 7 5 C.100 Churchill D 1 l:41g fast 103 7 7 C 5 Vzon? ' 2'J D B and Hec t or H i "h licar G303S Churchill D 11:40 fast 102 2 3 4 3 3i 3Jf D Boland Ha&lBey? SESTH RACE 1 3-8 Milc3. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (2:10J 1107.) KOCCASIN MAID, b. f, 3, by Sempronius Little Indian (W. C. Soott)., Weight tndav n r.3221 Latonia 1 1-1G l:51g slow 1)7 5 0 li fi 4 5 Moreland FoiUohieo Potom, w r ?. y ' CM Itoniit 1 1-1C l:4S fast 101 7 12 9 C 5 4 Hicks Smf mjS: C'7T' 05120 ghurchlll D 1 1:42J fast 103M 11 12 11 S 7JMoumSfn lladur'-Kto' Girl', M&ntof& MAE LYNCH, ch. f, 3, by Jean Beeaud Fannie Taylor (J. McClernand). Weight tn,i,v w' tr.l'lii (See Latonia chart in tills paper). weigni t0aay ji. Cf.209 Latonia 1 1-1G 1:512 mud 95 G 5 5 5 5 5"lSwain ' Besterling Lutie Mac Post 63113 Churchill D 1 3-8 2:20g fast 93 7 7 C 4 4) 31 R Fisher Elliott! Analfaf Iimibfe HELGERSON, b. g, 5, by Falsetto or Henry Young Lady Jim Gore (J. C. Fcrriss, Jr.). G32G3 Latonia 1 1:422 fast OS S 910 10 9 9"JW Ott Elliott, Red ThistlTnn 8, G314C Churchill D 2 3:34? mud 99 G 5 5 G 5 5JW Ott MissIlilllP C3112 Churchill D 1 3-S 2:208 fast 103 C G S 8 8 8ii)Boland &tt l ll'1imv' POSTMAN, ch. g, 6, by Fenelon Elora (K. G. Baldwin). Weitrht -dnv in-7 G52C9 Latonia 1 1-16 1:512 mud 1C9 3 3 3 3 31 3i Nipol Besterling Lutie Mai s,L, 03160 Churchill D 1 1-8 1:58 hvy 108 8 7 G 7 7 6 C Koerner Lazel , Bellel-iew Arthur Si C3124 Churchill D 1.1-16 1:48 fast 104 3 7 S 7 4v 4i Moreland Oraiorian, Arihur Ciimmcr LazeB ELLIOTT, ch. h, G, by Racine Aurelia II. (M. J. Dalyi Weicht todav 114 C5233 Latonla 1 1:422 fast 111 2 G 5 5 4'i in J Daly Red Thistle Don Fonin Arnnfrmi' 03140 Churchill D 2 3:342 mud 110 3 1 3 3 4" 4-rlJ Daly MtasIMlIc AlTlnllS: 63112 Churchill D ). 3-S 2:202 fast 109 3 4 2 1 V lj"j Dal Sffi Mac LynctSnffaSSahie FOLLOW THE FLAG, br. f, 3, by Handspring Louise Lee (W. A. Kirwan). Weicht tndav u 05192 Latonia.- 1 1:40J fast S3 12 11 10 7 11 7" Huestis Nat B.I Albula Ostennan talSG Churchill D ' 1 1:461 hvy 101J10 Pulled up. F Keyes Baviana, Percy Grwn Oliver G337G Latonia 1 1:413 fast 90 9 D 9 9 9 9" Orega? Qaecn CaroUn?, Dudley "irnus FERRONIERE, b. f, 3, by G. W.Johnson La Valliere (J. H. Youn ). Weirht todav'or. OniM Latonia 1 l:41g fast 93 G 6' C 5 H Vh C II Shill'gSin. Belle, Lady Ethel 1) Music G.1DG0 Churchlir D. 3-4 1:17 slow 99 14 14 14 14 14" F Keyes Intense, Itntai vat Oasis 62835 Latonia 1 l:41g fast SO 13 13 13 13 13 ' 13 Orcgar Dudley Rubinon, ' The Pet' SANCTION, b. c, 4, by Sir Dkcon The Widow (J. Arthur). weitrht tn,w mi C030J) latonia 1 1-16 1:313 mud 101 5 4 4 4 410 4i R Harris Besterling, Lutie Mac Postman 63148 Churchill D 1 1-16 1:504 mud .107 9 9 11 12 12 9 Mountain Anna Day! Joe Coyne Crowshnl'p 63112 Churchill D 1 3-S 2:20g fast 100 S 9 7 G 6 58J R Harris Elliott, Anna Day? Mae Lynch. MISS RILLIE.' h. m, 5, by Wadsworth Mary Graves (F. Cook). Weleht tnflv in 65116 Churchill D 2 3:3ig mud 108 2 3 1 1 1 13 Nicol Mamie Algol. Inuimunable pfiintt 63073 Churchill X 1 1-2 2:31J fast 102 1 10 6 4 25 21 C Koerner Elliott, Shining S A m ta C433S Coney Island 1 1:392 fast 95 9 9 9 8 7' C"l H Smith Carew, CoIumhiaGirli . L.J.'lIayman ... . , ' ' ' . . , ' ' ' Jamaica Form Chart JAMAICA FORM CHART. JAMAICA, I. X. October 27, 1906. Sixth day. Metropolitan Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting (11 days). Weather clear; track fast. (230 books on.) Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell7StarterrMars Cassidy. RaclngSeeretary, W. C. Edwards. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. CT C Tr FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile! (1:12 3 920 $700 added. 3-year-olds' and upward. OOJtv Selling. Net value to winner $700. Ind "Horses" AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O PS (635027ALENCON ws 4 100 7 2 1 1 1 13 Jas Hen'syJ Phillips 10 12 10 3 8-5 65175 GAMBRINUS WSB 4 104 8 3 3 3 21 2 F Swain W Gerst 5 7 6 7-5 3-o 64648 EDNA JACKSON w 3 100 15 5 6 4 3i 3a Koerner B'leighParkS'ble 8 12 10 3 7-o 62044 CHIEFTAIN WSB 4 93 3. 8 91 71 73 41 G Burns G Moore 40 oO 20 S 4 65082 AZELINA w 4 100 1 12 41 6l 5l 51 J Harris T E Crist 50 50 50 lo S 64877 RIGHT AND TRUE WB 6 103 12 7 2a 2a 41 6 R McDan IT M Cassidy 10 15 lo 5 2 62854 EMERGENCY wb 5 110 2 4 p 5 61 7a Garner J H McCormlck 15 20 20 7 3 65053 WORKMAN WSB 4 98 5 1 8 S 8 8 C Boss T D Sullivan 40 50 GO 15 S $756 LUBBITi WB 4 108 4 6 7 9 91 9 Sewell J Lowe 40 50 50 20 10 65137 PEGGY w 4 98 10 9 111 102 102 10 Liebert A Molinelll 300 300 300 100 50 62756 COLOSSAL wsb 4 97 9 10 101 ll1 Il HI Beckmah G. F Johnson 40 50 50 20 10 64 DAN CONNORS wsb 5 100 13 11 13 12 12J 121 Finn F G Vose 100 150 100 30 15 64430 LACKEY WSB 3 99 6 13 12 13 13 13 J J. Walsh P Jackson 100 200 100 40 20 65082 CONSIDERATION WSB 5 104 14 14 14 14 14 14 C'mmins HKVlngut 40 50 40 15 7 65188 KEATOR WB 4 100 11 Left at the post W Miller F J Farrell o-5 3-5 1-2 1-5 out Time, 13, 24. 36, 4SJ, 1:14. Winner Ch. g, by St. Carlo Gold Lace (trained by J. Phillips). . . Went to post at 2:00. At post 11 minutes. Start good for all but Keator. Won driving; second and third the same. Alencon outbroke and outpaced his opponents all tho way and won a lucky race in a hard drive. Gambrinus was messed about, dwelling too long at a critical moment on the stretch turn and in a belated rush,, failed to get lip. Edua Jackson worked through a rough early Journey and was coming fast at the end. Chieftain, away poorly, closed a considerable gap. Azelina was crowded out at the start and made up a lot of ground afterwards. Right and True failed to stay and may have been short. Emergency showed early speed and is about due. Workman was shuffled to the rear at the start. Luretta took the longest way around. Overweights Luretta, 3 pounds; Peggy, 1; Lackey,4; Consideration, 4; Colossal, 2. rigr C A - SECOND" BaIdE 11-16 Miles. (1:45J 4 105 $7W added. 3-year-dlds and upward OOStfc-l Selling. Net value to winner $G50. Ind Korses AWt PP St VVz Str Fin Jockeys .Owners O H 0. P S 65174 ONATAS WB 6 106 1 9 6 5l 31 2 IS W Miller E R Thomas 1 7-5 7-5 i-2 1-4 C5149JGIVONNI BALERIO WB 3 100 2 2 I'll1 In In 2'1 J Harris Mrs J Curl 6 6 5 9-5 4-5 64187 RATHER ROYAL WSB 4 108 9 4 31 25 2 3l 33 Sewell R C Nelson 30 40 30 10 5 65089 SUFFICE W 4 108 4 3 5l 7 41 4l 41 W Knapp J T Muir 20 20 15 5 2S 651872DELPHIE WB 4 105 6 7 41 4n 51 51 5l R Powers M A Healey 3 31 13-51 2-5 6518S CADICHON w 3 97 3 1 2a 31 6l 6 6 Bllac U Z DeArman 5 8 7 21 0-5 65151 JUNGLE IMP w 4 106 8 S 9 9 7& 71 71 Garner Mrs J B BrannonlO 20 15 6 21 65137 YADA WSB 4 101 5 5 7 6 9 8 8 Nutting W Cahlll 20 40 30 10 5 65202 ROBADOR V w 4 106 7 6 8' 8 S& 9 9 Cmmlns M Kraus 20 40 30 10 4 Time, 12, 24g, 37, 49, 1:02, 1:15, l:42g, 1:4S. Winner B. g, by Top Gallant-Sister Molly (trained by W. Shields). Went to post at 2:34. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Onatas away badly, rapidly improved his position and won out under a terrific stretch drive. Glvonnl Balerio made the running from the start and, patiently waiting in front, was able to put tip a game end struggle staying the journey unexpectedly well. Rather Royal maintained forward and persistent pursuit of the pacemaker throughout in a good effort. Suffice, shuffled back on the first turn, closed up steadily afterwards and finished a fast going fourth. Delphie, from a forward position In the early running, unexpectedly quitJn the last quarter. Cadlcuon can do better. Yada is in poor form,, apparently. Scratched 65137 Brush Up, 106. Incorrect weight in entries Suffice, 100. d. K O A O THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile (l:12-3 92.) Lynbrqok Handicap. $1,500-added. OO 2-year-olds. Net value to winner $1,710. "Hid Horses AWt PP St Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S 65161FRANK GILL wb 102 2 1 21 1 1 l1! Notter J L McGinnis 8 12 7 21 7-5 65091 ADORATION WB 110 6 4 4l 4a 2" 2nk W Miller R T Wilson Jr 31 31 16-56-5 3-5 65163 TOURENNE WB 120 7 6 52 2h 31 3 Horner F A Forsytho 2 3 3 1 1-2 65091 EDDIE WARE w 107 4 3 3 5 4 4 Sewell M H Tichenor 8 10 7 2 7-5 (65210)THEY'RE OFF WB 111 3 2 la 3a 51 51! Shaw B'leighParkS'ble 13-531 21 1 1-2 65116 GOLD LADY w 100 8 8 61 61 61 61! C Ross A L Aste 12 20 15 6 3 (65163)OKENITE W 111 5 7 8 8 7a 7 T Clark A Belmont 10 20 15 5 21 65203P'NCE FORTUNATUS W 95 1 5 7 71 8SR McDan' 1H B Duryea 30 50 50 15 7 Time, 13, 24s, 36, 48, 1:13. Winner Ch. c, by Collar Ravello II. (trained by J. I: Smith). Went to post at 3:00. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won in a canter; second driving; third the xame. Frank Gill Is in rare form, broke fast and maintained close pursuit of the pacemaker from the Ftart, forged into the lead on the last turn and won pulling up. Adoration ran within striking distance of the pacemaker from the start and finished with a game, but belated, end rush. Tourennc got away poorly, but moved up to the leaders on the last turn and, under punishment, put up a game stretch struggle, earning third place in a grand race. Eddie Ware ran prominently to the last turn, where he commenced to fall back and was an easing up fourth. They're Off, from a flying start, forced a terrific pace, but tailed to stay. Gold Lady got away poorly and gained ground . steadily, but was a little outclassed here. Okenlte fell out of It early. Scratched C51272W. H. Daniel, 120; (65213)Oraculum, 104; C5173!!Fautastic, 105; 65213sBelcast, 110; 135150 Acrobat, 90; Lee Harrison II., 115. Incorrect weight In entries They're Off, IPS. : ?Br 0" TO FOURTH RACE l 1-16 MileT (1:45J 4103.) Southold Handicap. $1,500 added? lO All Ages. Net valve to winner $1,640. . Ind Horses AWt PP St Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 651763COY MAID w 4 113 2 1 3 13 lh In in Garner KenllworthStable 5 6 5 2 1 65153 DOLLY SPANKER WB 5 103 7 7 4a 31! 2s 2 2' W Miller R T Wilson Jr 5 0 4 8-5 4-5 65153 OXFORD wb 4 116 1 2 63 6 3s 3 3 Horner J McLaughlin 3 4 11-51 1-2 65200 ORILENE w 3 100 5 5 5a 5n 4'3 46 4" J Harris J Curl 6 7 7 21 7-5 C5176ZDISHABILLE w 4 127 6 8 71 7 5n 5 5h W McGeo G C Bennett 6 8 7 21 7-5 6512SSGRAPPLE WB 4 116 S 4 2n 4a 6a 6a 6a Shaw F J Farrell 4 7 6 2 6-5 65187 FISH HAWK w 2 92 4 3 11 2a 7 7 7s C Ross Palestine Stable 15 25 20 6 3 65176 OSTRICH to 5 107 3 6 9 8 8 8 8 W Knapp J T Mulr 20 25 20 8 4 C5176 CEDERSTROME WB4 90 9 9 81 9 9 9 9 Notter R W Nelson 30 40 30 10 G Time, 12, 24, 3(5$, 48. 1:01, 1:13, 1:40?, 1:46. Winner Br. f, by Kingston Bonnie Gal (trained by J. I. Smith). Went to post at 3:29. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Coy Maid is in grand form, set the pace throughout and, shaking on one after another that essayed to pass her, outstayed Dolly Spanker in a last terrific quarter mile struggle. Dolly Spanker, suddenly improved and thrown in at the weights, was reserved within striking distance of the" pacemaker for the entire Journey, but could never quite get un. Oxford, shuffled back on the first turn and about alternately being pulled up and sent along, was not able to get up at the end, hut was best. Orilene was outpaced from the start, but finished a good fourth. Dishabille, overweighted and out of place on this track at the distance, was never a serious contender. tJrapple showed a flash of early speed, but soon dropped ut of serious contention. Fish Hawk ran a gamo race for a youngster, but was outclassed. Scratched 64792 Ormonde's Right, 104; 60125 Graziallo, 100. Overweights Cederstrome, 3 pounds. 7 Cyi A F1FTH RACE-1 1-4 MUes. (2:004101.) $800 added. 3-year-olds and upward. 13 O k 4fc TjC Handicap. Net value to winner $6S5. Ind "Horses "XwtPPSt St str Fin Jockeys Owners , O H O P S 65187 TOM. WADDELLWB 4 112 4 5 1 1 V 1 1 1 Horner M Clancy 3 31 16-5C-5 1-2 65176 GOOD LUCK w 3 124 7 3 3l 3 33 3 2" 2 Sewell M H Tichenor 3 4 31 7-5 3-5 C5149 LINDALE WB 4 102 1 2 41 43 2 22 31 31 Jas Hen'syJ Galway 30 30 20 8 4 65202CHIMNEY SWEEPw 4 112 2 6 6& 6a 6s 6 6 4s - J Harris Mrs J Curl 3 31 16-56-5 1-2 65176 ANGLER w 4 119 3 1 2a 2a 43 4l 5- 51! Garner J D Odom 3 .3 2 4-5 2-5 C5187 BANKER w 4 103 6 7 5a 5a 6s 5l 4a 61 Cmmins A Stokes 40 50 50 15 7 C3198 WOODSMAN WB 4 107 5 4 7 7 7 7 7 7 Finn T A Fullum 15 20 15 6 3 Time. 25, 37, SO, 1:03, 1:16, 1:29, 1:42, 2:07g. Winner B. g, by Magian Frantic (trained by J. Hynes). Went to post at 3:54. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Tommy Waddell quickly established a long lead, was never headed and won with plenty to spare. ' Good Luck held a good position from the start, was waited with overlong before making his best effort and could never get up. Llndale, after going the first quarter, maintained nearest pursuit of the winner until Jn the last furlong, where he was passed by Good Luck and is very fit. Chimney Sweep ran sluggishly from the start and never got within hailing distance even of the front division in the early running, nltbougb gaining slowly in the stretch. Angler commenced to lose ground at the end of half the journey and was soon hopelessly out of it. Banker ran moderately well. Woodsman ran as if waterlogged. Scratched 65106 Bad News, 120. iR K Ol K SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (1:12 3 92.) $700 added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. OO 5 Jb O Special Weights. Net value to winner $700. 'ind " HoreeB rAWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O' !H C P S C5115 YORKIST w 109 4 1 13 l2 1 l3 Finn T W Coulter 3 4 3 6-5 3-5 65203'JOHN J. ROGERS WB 112 10 3 33 32 22 21 Garner M L Hayman 5 6 31 7-5 7-10 65101REBA STONE W 113 12 13 Sa 6a 3'1 3s J Martin J Freeman 2 31 2 1 3-5 65164 MANANA W 109 9 6 01 5s 41 42 J J Walsh G E Dudley 15 20 20 8 4 65197 CAMBYSES WB 112 11 14 13l 71 6 52 J Harris L Block 30 40 40 15 7 65164 JOBSTOWN w 109 13 10 9a 92 7a 6a W Miller P Jackson. . 8 10 10, 4 2 65197 CHARLES G. GATES WB 112 1 2 4a 4a 5n 7a Jas Hen'syE R Bradley G 7 7 21 7-5 65203 SOPHIE CARTER WB 109 2 8 10 101 10s 82 R McDan'lAlbemarle Stable 20 25 25 10 5 BABBLING BROOK w 112 6 11 122 8a 91 91 Olandt J E Seagram 20 50 15 6 3 65203 TURBULENCE wb 109 7 15 15 15 15 10n Brussel D Gideon 30 50 40 15 7 65203 TUCKERNUCK w 112 3 9 111 12 ll2 11s Horner R W Nelson 30 40 40 15 6 65203 CAPTIVE WB 109 8 5 2l 21 81 12n T Clark J H McCormlck 50 100 50 20 12 64816 CYCLOPS w 112 5 7 &n liu 12a 13 W McGeo J J Walsh 50 100 100 30 15 65104 LITTLE MINISTER w 112 15 4 71 13 13 14 C'mmins S J Doggett 30 30 20 8 4 65101 PRETTY MICHAL w 109 14 12 14 14 14 15 W Doyle W Showalter 100 100 100 40 20 Time, 13, 25, 37, 49, 1:15. Winner Br. g, by Kingston White Hose (trained by T. W. Coulter). Went to post at 4:25. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won In a canter: second easily; third the same. Yorkist, from a flying start, drew out at once, spreadeagled the others and was pulled up In the last furlong. John J. Rogers, from a good start, was in close pursuit of the pacemaker from the start and seemed anchored when the winner began his stretch sprint, but put up a game effort. Reba Stone got away badly and leisurely closed a big gap into an eaBy third. Manana finished well, but is best In mud. Cambyses, away very poorly, made up a lot of ground and Is improving. Jobatown had a rough Journey and is a- slow beginner. Charles tJ. Gates unexpectedly failed to stay after showing early speed. Babbling Brook, a good looker, made up ground in the middle running and can do better. Captive being raced Into condition and is worth remembering. i)venvcJsht6 Beba Stone 4 pounds. , , , , .., 1 ? 1 1 ! ' ' r " ! ; ' ; I t P n 1. is s Page 4 Jamaica Entries and Past Performances for Monday, October 29: - Jamaica Entries and Past Performances for Monday, October 29. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. (1:121392.) Index Course 'DistTime T'ck Wt St StrFin Jockeys Best Company WINSOIIE WAYS, b. f, 2, Ity Star Shoot Winsome III. (W. Clay). Weicht tndiv cie C1S33 Brooklyn 5 1-2 f 1:0S2 fast 97 3 3 1 V- l W Miller Slippery, Allofavor Gild G4210 Saratoga ' 5 1-2 i 1:07 fast 99 9 G C 51 V RLowo Beggar Maid? MintberH " Eudora 3741 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:031 fast 97 11 11 9 9' G' Hagan ChSseaway, Athens! El Dorado. JUDGE DAVEY. ch. c, 2, by Giganteum Cuirass (C. De Witt). Weicht tnrtnv mo G3130 aelmont Pk 6 1-2 f 1:162 fast 10G 7 7 9 9 9" W Knapp Lady Vera. Temaceo IIvnerlmT,. 63369 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 107 C 6 6 7' 7J L WilllamsEstimate, Clements; Vlowawav C3537 Coney Islands 1-2 f 1:07J good 107 13 10 9 9H S1 W Knapp Monfort, Frank Lord. Black Mate. BLUE DALE, br. g. 2. by Faverdale Blue Jacket (J. H. McCormick). Weicht todnv 63150 Belmont Pk 6 1-2 f l:lCg fast 91 G 5 C 7; 7?JC Ross Lady Vera, Temaceo IlVirlmle 65069 Belmont Pk 3-4 l:Hg fast 97 9 9 9 9' g H Alex Momentum Monfort Do lieDoll'ars 65003 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:072 slop 103 12 12 12 124 1214 H Alex Loring, OrAcE. BIG STORE, ch. c, 2, by George Kcssler Drowsy (E. Wishard). Weight today 95 63177 Jamaica 3-4 1:141 slow 93 2 4 5 61 7cJGarner Oraculum, Clara Huron. Roy Breezp 04S2S Brooklyn 5 1-2 f 1:072 fast 107 10 11 11 11 HiGarner Roseniount. Vails Arlnio G1537 Coney. Island 11:40 fast 90 4 3 3 4 5s 5 Garner R.Water, Montgomery, S.W.Johnson BEN STRONG, h. o. 2, by Ben Strome Georgia Kinney (L. A. Cella). Weight todav 97 03092 Belmont Pk 5 1-2 f 1:061 fast 22 5 11 1 14 F Swain Ace" High, Roy .Breeze. L Vincent 050S1 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:132 fast S9 3 4 4 5 5 F Swain Oraculum, Baringo. Lady Vera C4595 Coney Island 5 1-2 f 1:061 fast 108 3 5 5 5b. 4J Troxler Royal Lady, Stray, Tilelng. ' UMBRELLA, b. f, 2. bv Boa Brush Gingham (W. C. Daly). Weight todav 90. 65199 Jamaica D 1-2 f 1:03 good 104 12 10 10 10 10" McGrath Belcast, Waterhurv, Royal Breeze 65129 B61inont Pk 7-S 1:2G fast 97 6 5 5 3 6' Ci Yorke Orphan Lad, Gild. Black Mate 65092 Belmont Pk 5 1-2 f 1:061 fast S3 3 4 5 5 Gi G Burns BenStrong, Acelllgh, RoyalBre'eze. ALTA FAROLA. b. f, 2, by Faraday Altivola (J. H. Carr). Weight today 36. 64977 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 99 10 13 13 13' 13' Noone Colonel Jack, Pungent. Mintheria. C1S3S Brooklyn 5 1-2 f 1:0S fast 101 11 11 12 13' 13 Olney B.of Iroquois, DonnaElvint.Umhtelia 64018 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:10 mud 107 5 2 1 Is l1 G'mmins Suada, Kestrel, Plausible. ARLINGTON, ch. g, 2, by Royal Flush III. Secretive (F. G. Calhoun). Weight today 90. 6;".215 Jamaica 5-S 1:022 mud 108 4 2 2 7l 78 Sewell Molesey, Jennie Wolfs, Hancock. C3173 Jamaica 5 1-2 f 1:0SM slow 99 4 4 4 61 5i Horner Baringo, Fantastic. Sallv Preston. 62X84 Brooklyn . . 5-S :02H fast 103 5 5 5 5' 51U T Duma Misgivings, Manila. Garters. BEGGAR MAID. b. .f,'.2. by Hambu rg Hary C. (W. A. McMahus). Weight today 95. 03055 Belmont Pk ,'5-S 1:012 mud 93 3 u 5 7 71 Heff'nan Air's. Glenham. Vauuero. G4372 Coney Island 5 1-2 f 1-109' fast 101 9 9 9 ll 11 W Miller Eudora. Yorkist1. Fish IlaWk. 61210 Saratoga 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 99 1 1 1 lb 1 V," Miller Mlntberia, Eudora, Lucy Marie. JIM LEONARD, b. c. 2, by St. Leonards Indifference (F. W. Soeley). Weight today 98. 0 .210 Jamaica 3 1-2 f 1:DS1 mud 107 0 l 6" 6'JNotter They're OIT, Moutgomerv. Botaliist. fAW Coney Island 3-4 1:1GR mud 112 9 9 9 12 12 W Dugan Fish Hawk. Malacca. El Dorado. 63396 Brighton B 3 1-2 f 1:0S slop 102 3 1 1 IS 2'1 Notter Flowaway, Roswell. Phibrella. ROYAL BREEZE, b- c. 2. by Itov al FlUsb III. Breeza (P. J. Dwyer). Weight today 98. 63199 Jamaica 5 1-2 f 1:0S good 102 7 7 3 3& 3 Jns Ilrn'sj Belcast, Watcrhuiy. Wootatartli . m177 Jamaica 3-4 1:141 slow S3 3 3 3 35 3'1 Jas Hen'syOraculum, Clara Huron, Piownwav. mm Ilebnont Pk 5 1-2 f l:0GjJ fast 97 8 3 4 3l 2- Jas Hen'syBenStrong, Aeelligh, Lady Vincent. GOLD LEDGE, ch. c, 2, by Goldfinch AUanah (R. A. Smith). Weight today 90. First start. . I iJ5"Af - c, 2. by AUoway Florio (E. R. Bradley). Weight today 101. HiA JaraicJ: , . 3-1 1:141 slow iOO 9 0 4 4 4J Noone Oraculum Clara Huron, Rov.Breeze 6$3 Soht 1 Vfi, SSt 'i 5 S CU &l G"" Black Matof62" ... fc0G3 Be fcelmont PJt 3-4 1:148 fast MS 7 7 P 7-' Herbert Momentum, Monfort, DollieDollars. . MARIEOSA, oh. f, 2, by. Lard Esterling Becky Sharpo III. (A. Weir). Weicht todav "0 loltEeS1 f I S 5 t i4iTCTr OPhan Lad,:GIId, B"ack Mate."0, &010 Bri"htnn "f Us 1? , ' ? ?? " Alex Oraculum, Batingo, Lady Vera. frt,m. Aoi P 97 11 2 2 1 13 lh Earner Herman, Jobstowu. Lally. , HANDMAIDEN, b. f, 2, by Hand some Boroussia (A. Lansman). Wcieht todav no 11Hara:sa 5 1-2 f 1:10 good 92 5 6 13 14 14'HNutting Plausible' MIntberh TIWInB " EU S0!? 5 1"2 f 1:0S2 S00(1 32 8 5 5 411 s'- Nutting neina" Fish niw" : Gun 61G37 Oakland 5-S 1:02 fast 106 2 8 8 7' 6J W B'hananBlanche C !., BImdalfe.PImkim. SECOND RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. (1:4514103.) ' ?.0.RATI0N' 5 Watercress Pensa (H. K. Vingut). Weicht todav 103 C240 (See weignt today 103. .Taihaica chart In this" paper). S2f2 -T,111 Pk H:3Slfast 91 4 3 3 3 8b 10t:jHorrier . Optician, Dekiber PininiiP TSnv T a. , S;4.1-1 fast 110 15 11 11 H2 9iJ Martin TeacrW, mmB&lfVottVna ' (lelam Weight today 103. 63lJ? 5elmont Plt 1 l:40i fast 102 5 3 3 3 4b 6J W Miller Colum Girl fi iinini or. .i 64781 Brooklyn lm 70y 1:451 good 103 4 7 S 8 7 7 W Knapp FXf1vltS-CattlQn ' cTEa P.ANSY, br. g, 5. by Watercress Pansy (J. Shannon). Weicht 'tndv ihi Toronto 11-8 l:51g fast 109 7 9 9 11 11 11 J Daly C.Walworth CaniK. ? ' 647oG Toronto 1 1-S 1:54H fast 106 4 9 10 9 oh 4 J Lee BlueBuct fwifce'iJicservslllon TOr0m - 11-1:504 fast 108 2 6 3 4 4 AHEARN, b. B 5, by Fro, sno-Memory II. (J. Boyer). Weight todav 1 n't Belmont Pk 1 1 :40i fast 102 Left at the post. Biiac Colum Girl G pl,i lei S-Caruthers y., ' 630S2 Belmont Pk 1 1:381 fast 99 19 19 19 19 19 19jHagan OntlSia DeknlS? ,' W19 Brighton B 1 1-16 1:484 hyy 103 8 5 5 6. 6 6Ij HarVis SSLncre,' Anna ' . LUCKETT, blk. g, 6, by Bolero Hollie Brown (J. J. O'Flaherty). wlfi andarln i ln'n 64781 Brooklyn lm 70y 1:431 good 9S 8 6 3 3 3b 3'5 Freishon Flvbacl- I!n- nnS,Uday 100' 54033 Coney Island 1 1-S 1:532 fast 103 7 4 3 3 3' 3 Horner Leon Joe n5f K' w , . S1376 Coney Island 3-4 1:121 fast '103 G 5 5 45 Son Quadrille? bcri TartaD' ?,9-l'i.?h' f' 4' ty The friar Sister Monica (W. A. Chanler). Weicht to'dav mi C493 Erighton B 3-4 l:13g fast 103 7 7 7 74 78 Walker Teacress Nihlin- nofi f ? ifj.fi? ZSS17" lm 70y 1:451 good 103 5 2 9 10 10? lowjR m'lVfy' Ttt m a 1,47 Brooklyn 11-1648 fast 103 S 8 11 11 11 umr McDan'lAnneta Lady." 15n, id" Edith .Tame, , ST. ESTEPHE. b. g, 3, by Octagon St. Eudora (M. L. Hayman) wifpi, 7 n. 64D38 Brighton B- 3-4 1:13 fast 108 S 7 7 7h 7'Cfos Slv Ben Sivlnr 8, b by Plaudit Damo 34.V-SS:1::S- (Virginia ' ' ' Stable). Weicht tnd,v mi BTiSim S' 7;s Tfast 3 i SJ 4h 4,1 "ey a'"' KscSS SS0St lK "gff? WftiSSoS" Away Ingolthrtrt' 9' SUPREME, b. c, 3, by Previous-Miss Longford (R. Minton). W , gWi Jamaica 11-8 1:55 good 95 11 11 7 4 4J 6'i Engi'der Johnstown Ph,lf3 . x Ta7 3- 63211 Jamaica 3-4 1:151 mud 110 4 6 6 6' 6W Miller A Wt p ' r.TM.te T1Tc,lr!iJ'n- ftTnt Pk Hraat 110 6 8 9 '6 60 5iCoale,,ler UMwKtobS1'111''- ' EfS,-TaEE ch' c' 4' Emblem Saranac (E. R. Bradley) vJ' Jt , C5093 Belmont Pk 1 3-4 2:57g fast 93 5 A G 7 10 10 Herbert DNhnhllta i J01'.'0 10C' 63029 Belmont Pk 1 1:392 fast 106 13 10 10 10 10J 10 W Knapp Macv l 'rinSnI.dC,?',M,,SsCawfo,rd HTraooynCRAr?6oChi VJklt fLneosf 'nfvlwih Buttl.nc MS,USH' lIllcS Vras'nOYl01 T5-4?'- WSit today 103. MJ81 Brooklyn lm 70y l 45J good 9S 13 10 10 9 9J 5"c Wr:t;B-64707 Coney Island 3-4 l:12g fast S8 9 9 9 9 85C Rosa Z , sSnLnSCt . STAMPING GROUND, b. m. 6, by Lamplighter-Elsie (F. R. Doctor) ' S WeichT ' .12 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:C01 mud 120 2 3 3 2 Jl 2 Koerner VrIm Pift r S,ht e.03ay 103' ,n, iSoney Is,and 1 1-2 2:44. slop 101 2 1 1 5 5 6 R SfcDan'lffit iiovf r In. Lady SaTr' PENRHYN, b. g, 3. by Planudes Laurel (E. Wishard). wm41, 65236 Jamaica 11-8 1:55 good 102 3 1 1 2 2? 3'i H Cochran Tnhnotnxrn , .. isht today 95. PANIOUE. b. g. 5, by Plaudit-Setfast (J. Rowan). -M.i.e.uicalrc, 1 1 Hamburg. 63119 Belmont Pk 1 1;40J fast 102 6 10 10 7 71 7 P.russel rliim ' ri.i n t, Y SH touay 9S-650S3 Belmont. Pic 1 1:381 fast 93 5 6 G 5 3 Era 1 n?. i Si P'S".0-, Ilalo;rrio' S-Caruthci 64918 Brooklyn 1 1-10 l:47g fast 103 2 1- I 2 2 3 BruS E?"1 bct?Ia?f, Jr'r, . ?RINCE FREDERICK, b. c. 3f by His Highness-Georgia Frederick (5 El Pa,S7-63234 Jamaica 3-4 l:13gl5ood 103 12 .' G rlFinn Inth? vl'to ei-" today 93. 55149 Belmont Pk 1 lrfOJ fast 102 ll 15 15 13 Hi 164Homer ColnS c$$ 'i0?0'-649SS Brighton B 3-4 1:13 fast 111 1 0 6 5 431 Game? S v ln hdSlT' s-w HS1-0?0- S-Car"t"s G. X M,, br. c, 3, by Giganteum-Servilia (T. D. Sullivan) " 17', , ' j5236 Jamaica 11-8 1:55 good 100 9 S 4 5 5 4J las Hen-wTniwn .Weight today 93. 65198 Jamaica 1 1-4 2:0Sg Rood S9 3 1 3 3 6 7 Bradv aU,ontc I'enrhyn. :2SS3. Brooklyn 1 1-16 l:49s fast S6 9 9 9 5 4 H Qy SafC'aS: THIRD "RACE 3-4 Mile, year-olds. Handicap. ' (1 :12i 392.) ' V TACOBITE, b. g, 3, by Golden Garter Flora Mack (E. R. Thomas) TO . , 631SS Jamaica , . 3-4 l:13g S16W107 6 5 5 2 21 Horner Rvo p,,.."-today 120. 63037 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:13 mud 122 1 5 G 6 in HorSer lr 'r-Z'.h , 64997 Brighton B 3-4 1:123 fast 100 3 1 1 I H Horner GambAnus mhtla' PI Fish nSS?' m Monet. ?ren T, ?an- VOORHEES, b. c, 3, by Solitaire It-Carnation II. (1, Bennington). "f.; 53201 Jamaica 3-4 V.m good 121 2 2: 11?. 2 "ta u(,w.,Te,8l,t to-day U9' J.5I25 Belmont Pk C 1-2 C 1:171 fast 96 6 2 1 2 li Tas hISPm -'15 etA lBryan" r, , WS96 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:11. good 10 4 6 5 6 5 Jas SsyF Lor lffia'naffiD,' ACK ..DOXAN, b. c, 3. by Eontiac-Charma (J. PhiUlpsV. : r , Sir,??11;"-,,, 64370 Saratoga, 3-4 1:131 good HO 5 7 r, GJ 41 T Arfcrtin Weight today 111. 54094 Saratoga 3-4 1:121 fast 114 7 6 G 4 U H'bkfnd SanfarA TR8' AnnCta LaUy' 53534 Fort Erie 11-4 2:11 fast 122 5 3 3 3 2''; !fW Davis Pe?Pr Stor lfV'n V' t OPTICIAN, b. c, 3. by Deceiver-Spectacles (Oneck BtabW. " S ' iT 65174 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:49J slow 100 4 1 1 1 7 7" R Lowe Tl,n Tvl, wir1' 105' 126 Belmont Pk 1 1:3S fast 97 2 1 3 3 i r owo r? 52ii5f J-iS ivhf rer"S- C30S2 Beimon.t Pk 1 1:3S1 fast .88 p S 2 2 fs J. g Er,' Pa'n ,e' San,dl- 3LICKAWAY. h. c, 3. by Sanders-Born Fool (J. Hynes). VvS f' G499S Brighton B 3-4 1:13 fast 110 4 11 3 3 "W Miller Slv Hp We!lght J?Qay 103' 64914 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:11 fast 106 6 4 3 3 5 C'mm ns Firebra?.d ttnpf1,- 54743 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:10 fast 106 G 9 9 9 giGaer18 LotoPteffidImnte fORTUNATE, br. c, 3. by Sempronius-Web of Fate (W. Gerst) 5l , to07 Latonia 3-4 ifcj fast 6 4 4 8SS "iK'mS,, AVA. br. f, 3. by Atheling Kava (R. W. Nelson). - 4 tJ! ? SlrllnloS B ISSsf lull G " ifc" bTO 629S6 Brooklyn Ab. 3-4 1:13 slop 93 1 2 3 vhTi" 'l l' COMEDIENNE, ch. f. 3, by Plaudi t-Hasine Elliott (J. T. Muir). S k T 63125 Belmont Pk 6 1-2 1-1:17 fast 114 6 S S V Dfi VMri,oM Pr,v fv17, 125' d4S62 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:101 fast US 3 5 5 5 54J Dillon PntouUe Shit? tnK amesha-M760 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:10 fast 109 4 2 2 2 1 DlltoS bSVaterJfeHin i?ATER, ch. gj 3. by Fatherloss-Aurine (T. Hitchcock. Jr.). wtVt ? i 55111 Belmont Pk 1 1:393 fast 101 2 2 2 2 W W Miller fWfstpnt i?Meifht tod,f,y 112' 55105 Belmont Pk G 1-2 f lrisf fast 105 1 4 4 7 85Garnep O vford iL l?n nl', r""";-S50S0Bbln.ont.-Pk 1 1:39 fast 112 1 3 4 4 4-34-SecU HotToddy? feSth lte ymi'h BEN BAN, ch..g, 3. by Ben Strom e-Ban Amy (H. B. Duryoa). WKt ll nn G3200 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:4S1 good. 102 3 5 5 6 6 6i R McDan'lHot Tml.lr Tloln,,?. 5 toda7 110- S153 Belmont Pk 7-S 1:25 fast 100 1 1 1 3 3S R McDan'lDKhnliUli. 7?nnn t I3?! 63105 Belmont Pk 6 1-2 f 1:181 fast 100 4 5 5 3 2. R McDan'lOxford! B'kdale 3rV0NNI BALERIO. br. c, 3. oy Pontiae Pandora (Mrs. ir.-.u canaora lJttrs' J J' uur1 Curli a i Wejght (!5241 (See Jamaica chart in this paper). . today 100. LONE HAND, b. g, 3, by Solitaire II Magdalenas (S. Allen). W BB 041 Brighton B 1 1-1, S S? ifc SIS! i WE"bowS FOURTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Remsen Handicap. 2-year-olds. (l:0fJi 4 12C.) ORACULUM, b. c, 2, by Sorcerer Hanoverine (G. M. Odom). . Trr;T,i. 55213 Jamaica 3-4 1:141 mud 104 1 11 11 W MHler Belcast Torln- Jfw0?37 115, H5177 Jamaica 3-4 1:141 slow 102 1 1 1 lb" 1SJ W Miller PinHiinmn i7i. m .Ir" C30S1 Belmont Pk 3-4 l:13g fast 96 4 1 1 11 NottPr nnrif.l ADORATION, ch. f. 2. by Orhament-Excellent (R T wllson Jr ) ' ' 7 wuson, Jr.). C5242 (See Jamaica chart In this paper). Weight today 113. S5091. Belmont Pk 3-4 1:141 fast 115 4 5 5 6J 6"iL William?W tt hii rr ... , SliJoTTo bS' Veda4 fr 1 3 1 Vi " 2 D , -ESton- B- llfJgS? n?UChe535T0TV(JkerdiBterbury Altud" U2' W71 Toronto Ml' fnct hi o o oi JueriiLr uaieruury, Altuda. Uoii Eurmue. GlioTey'UndSl-Ifl . J SJ Si 5 ISSSS 5031 Beltnont Pk 3-4 1:141 fast 10S 10 9 -vv S 7 7s T TTirrt rr ni i m M91G Brooklyn Ab 3-4 lilOJ fast 109 7 6 6 7J 7JJ hSS s Kcn"k?I?Ln I,Lau' i o'TiV rW. Yntl'Ck SOTANIST, br. c, 2. by Boanerges-May B. II, (A. L. Aste). X 35210 Jamaica 5 1-2 f 1:084 mud 112 3 3 2 3' 3 J MartinT'lo flir -ir.lsht to A 10G' r H078 Beltnont Pk 3-4 1:14 fast 126 G 5 4 4 mJ jn,l?erjFJ. G.George 64014 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:08 mud 110 2 2 2 1J 1J -?nLaaraCA; "Vibu' 'aLLiECRANKIE, ch. f. 2. by Kilmarnock-Kildeer (M. Goldblatt). Woiiht tld on Ky'is-land 5 iJI g SS 1 ! ? ? U tSST SSnJ ifetV' 2' 34 liS9 (7H-7P- rWwil.iamsOken.te KcntnchK W"" i496 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:11 good 100 3 3 3 3i 2'S Koerner Kwuk 1 owf Mnl'ifnr (ii J fra l1011, 4B38 Coney Island .3-4 1:133 fast 114 3 4 4 2S 1- Koefto Court Dressf' Kenny? t to Ya nkeeG iri " ' TUM. c, 2. by Sorcerer -Balance II. (Newcastle Stable). Wofeht todw 111" iE?0BASTk,r J I'" fasl 07 1 1 1 11 14 " S' T SfrS.cba WffiW I' IflNotter Or.cn.um Lorin-otl W 1U' is :;.fii sir n (i f g- : Sat 5 5 .$ ins Hen'syTourenne, Philander; Sewell. -t, nsi Be mont Pk 3-4 4 l'm 1.111 rout in 111 k 5 4 2 2 2'i Shaw Adoration. Pope Joan. Glamor rvji??01 .?o"',r-8Uo n. (J- McGinnis). ; Weight today 104. (kj24 (See Jamaica i-i eliart In this paper). wcif.uk muay Xiu mi Belmont Pk 3-4 l.:15S slap llO I 2 2 3a 3; J Martin Vnlls Morrill tr Ab 3-4 JlOl fast 1O0 S Fell. KvlMS olsTbarls, Fantastic r-?-nnAT' f'r,?' b7 Bassetlaw Syrienne (H. K. Vingut). Weirht todav 92 FIFTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Fillies, Mares and Geldings. --.Soiling. (1:43 i - J RED LIGHT, ch. m. 6. by Tammany-Halo (P. J. Millett) t, , , , Weight todayOD3. , '"li .TaiMHIca ' 1 1-lfi t:S0rmurl 1US 7 S S 4 4J.6" Kngl'rlcr Brass. Nibllefc, Dehnure. Wt , f.l55S cSnov Island 1 1:394 fast 98 7 S 7 0 5U Kocrner Carew, ColumblaGlrl, L.J.IlayTOn. G3333 Latonia 1 1:33 fast 101 C 7 7 7 S SJM Preston Harding. Mcllvain, J. L. Inglls. J RATHER ROYAL, br. fr, . by.-JBrince of MonacotCrowned Queen (R. C. Nelson). Weight today 107. , " " 05241 (See Jamaica chart inrthislpnpert) . - ., I ,,,- G4187 Fort Erie 7-8 l:2C3.fast 103 4 6 6 6 7 7l?iShea La Lomle, aickle, Harollcar.. , 6402S Fort Erie 7-8 1:2$J good 102 1 6 5 5 a CJ Shea S. Plume. G. Lnnmel, IlannlbalBej , TIPPING, b. f. 3, by The Bailor Prince Saluda (J. :H. -McAvoy). , Whisht today 99. ( C5009 Brighton B 1 1-1C l:49i slop 07 G 4 4 '4' 5b 5 Garner Sonoma" Belle, Hyperion, W es. C4S50 Brooklyn 1 1-1G :4Si. gopd 03 5 5 3 2 li l?. Garner Wes, Kyy, BiUIe of request. - - G4S31 Brooklyn 1 .1-1G li481'fasi'104 Z 78 8 8; 6"JSc.yell True Vi115, .e,s. Uaitid Water. , - DRUID, ch. f , 4, by Sir Dixon Merdin ( J.. A. yrernbQTg). ' w.'oitf tp$Ssr '?03, 1 64747 Brooklyn 1 1-181:48"- fast ' 103- 7 G 3 2 2 2 Horner - Anncta Lady, Edith Jalnes, Ma vlgiry 64000 Brighton B 1 1-1? l:4Si slop 101 4 11 1 I3 l'l Horner Hyperion. J. McCaber Red Leat. j 63SS0 Brighton B 1 1-1G 1:4GJ fast 101 4 3 1 1.1 1" Horner Misf lUllie, Grev.llla, palyay. f : OCEAN SPRAY, b. f, 3, by Oddfellow Ethel Thomas (J. H. Morris). . Weight today 94. 1 G31SO Jamaica 3-4 l:13g slow 103 5 5 5 5 5 Engl'-der. Suffrage. Bertha E-., Sister Frances 1 64431 Saratoga 1 l;41i good 9110 1111 15 15 14'"JL ChandlerCplunibla Girl, .Bryan. Cadichon. B433S Saratoga ' 1-1-8 1:37 slow 91 "4" 4 4 6 Gj '5si K Lowe Sonoma Uelle, porrlgan, WaterDog. BARON ESHER. br. g, 4, by Esher Ollie Dixon (J. R. Pynel. . Weight today 100. 1 (SOU Belmont Pk 1 l:39g fast 102 '3 13 13 12 12l U7i Finn, S.ILHarris. J. Lyle. Chlra. Sweep. 64390 Saratoga 7-8 1:29 slop 103 Left at the post. Finn Bertha E., Broadcloth. Phalanx. 62052 Aqueduct .11:43 slow 102.-11 8. 8 1Q .10 10, Hayes Ebony, ParUville. Jaueta. RAMA, b. f, 3, by Riley Hattio Harris (Brooklyn' Stable). , Weight today 90. C4911 Hamilton 1 1542J fast S3 G 1 1 1 1J JJ Goldstein Bon Mot, Oratorlan". Knowledge. 64S54 Hamilton 5 1-2 f 1:0S fast 100 5 & 8 . S S"l B Davis. G. Orman, Blue Coat, -N. Bumppo. 02167 Elrhlico 1 1:42 fast 101 7 6 C 7 Gl 5 T ChandlerPeter Paul, Boy. Window. Azelina. EMPEROR OF INDIA (See Second. Race). . ' Weight today 103. GRAND DUCHESS, ch. f, 4. by Giganteura Sup.drb.IL (G. Moore). ' ' ' Weight-today 103. G519S Jamaica 1 1-4 2:QS1 gQod 99, 1 3-2 ' . 2 23 W Millpr Bragg, Mchittredge. r Sononla -. Belle. 64801 Brooklyn 1 1-1G 1:481 good 103 1 1 .11. 11, U UiWhite Ed Ball, Annera Lady, John Lyle. -C2143Pimlico 1 1-S l:35i fag.t 109 3. , 4, 3.. ; 3 ; 3 E Walsh Rn.th,W., Teter. Paul, Trapezist. EIRATE POLLY, ch. f, 4, bv Pirate of Penzance Kog'mo (F. F. Lyne). - Weight -today 103. G4"19 Saratoga 1 1:391 fast 104 11; 9 3' 9' 9! 9s Koerner Ocean Spray, Graceful, Memories.; 04037 Brighton B 1 1-1G 1:47 mud 106 3 8 Id 1Q 11 10"iKocrner King Cole, Bed Leaf, Wrenne. C35'43 Cp'ney Island 1 1-16 1:50 good 105 4 2 2 3 4i 4i W Knapp Onatas, Belgravia, A. Muskoday. PANIOrJE (See S.econd Race). ' , Weiglit today 9. COLUMBIA GIRL, ch. m, 5. by. Loyalist JSalaire. (J., M. .Johnsonl. Weight today 98, . 651S6 Jamaicq. 1 1-16 l:4Sg slow 98 2 1 3 2 2s 2J Van DusenMacy Jr., Johnstown, iDelmore. 65149 Belmont Pit 1 1:401 fas.t 10Q- 3 G- 5 2 2J l1 Van DusenG.- Balerio, S. Caruthers, A. Smith. 050C3 Belmont Pk 7-8 1:29 fast 92'10 9 9 9 9 8" It Lee Gambrinus, Beutschlana. Runnels. NELLIE' BURN, ch. f, 3, by Fatherless Generine (G. L. JtichardsV. Weight today 90. G5255 Jamaica 1 1-lG 1:49J good 90 2 2 2 2 3 " 31 G Burns Sister Frances, Watersrass. 0filSi Jamaica 1 1-lG 1:4S slow 93 3 3 5 C 7 7l;!JNotter Macy Jr.. Columbia Girl, Johnstown 6fiffl4 Salem 3-4 1:15 fast 9G 1 t 3. ,3 2 -2" Wiley Society Bud, Slickaway, Isadaiajv O. K., b. g, 3, by Handsome Boroussia (T. Bejlingham). , , Weigh't today .87. 65137 Belmqnt Pk " I i:39J tost' 107 rills l2T2"siW Mc'Gee Welbourne, True Wing; 'John Lyle. 64504 Coney Island 1 1-S l:54i mud 94 3 1 2 .C 8i 718iHarty Onatas. Bight Uoyal, Neptunus. 63999 Brighton B 1 1-16 l:50g slop 107 1 1' 1 1 1" lg W McGee Left, Tarlac, Park Row. SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. S-yearJvJsn upward; Handicap. (1:458 4 IfiS.) ORESSINA, b. f, 3. bv Watercress Carina (A.-J. Joyne'rV Weight today 125. 65212 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:504 mild 122 1..2- il 1: !?: W- Miller Stamp.Ground; Palette, LadrSavoy. GolSf Jamaica 1 1-lG 1:49J slov.' 120 7 5 4 4 4 3 Horner Garnish, Delimie. Tommy Waddell. 6512G Belmont Pk 1;1:3S fast 95. C: -4. '2, 2 2? VI Horner Ginette, Lady Tarantella, Optician. LADY . SAVOY, b. f. 4, by Morion Lady Ayr. (W. Gerst), Weight today 123. 65212 Jamaica 1 1-lG 1:504 miufl 126' 3 l' l 3 3V 4s-J Jones Cressina, StampingGround, Palette. 65178 Jamaica' 1 1-16 l:49i slow 113 2 2 2 2 2s 2 R McPan'IOvJlene, Bivouac. C507O Belmpnt Ek 11-10 1:46 fast' 115 4 414 '4 ' Bi .fiMjj Martin Guid.Star, Sail.Boy,; MIssCrawford. BELLE OF PEQUEST. ch. f. 3j bv Flambeau Gretch,en' (Ri H. McC PotterV Weight today 114. C52O0 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:4Si good 100 G G"2 5 7 " 79 G Boss Hot Toddy, Belmere, Zienap. C30GS Belmont Pic 1 1:3SS fast 102 5 4 4 4 2 22 G Ross Zlcnap. Brook. NympU. Consistent G5044 Belmont Pk 1 1-16 1:471 slop 93 2. 2 1, 1 Is I6 & Ross Leon. J. Ilayinan, Athlete. Nemesis. DELPHIE. br. f: 4. bv Athcling Liffey (M, A. Healey). Weight today 115. 05241 "(See .Tamnica chart in Uiis paper). " 65187 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:431 slow HO "2.1 3 3 3r 2 W Miller Garnish, Cressina, Tommy Waddell 6187G .que'duct . 7-8 1:27 fast. 103 6 7 7 7 7i 7?. Powers Broadcloth, JaekMQKeon.WaterDog BRYAN, ch. g, 4, by The Commoner Ursula (Brooklyn Stable). Weight today 112. 65201 Jamaica 3-1 1:1,4s good 111 4 4 4 4. A3' Sewell Monet, Voorhecs. Alhletf, 64988 jiamllton 1 1:41' fast 120 2 1 1 1 2 zn ii Davis Soloji Shingle. Gigariighter.MassivQ. C4968 Hamilton 7-S l:2Gg fast 102 2 2 2 2 2s 21 B Davis Garrett Wilson. Scnrfell, Knripldes. STAMPING GROUND (Sea, Second Race). "1 Weight today 115. MASTER, OE CRAFT (See Second Race). Weight today, 120. Page 5 LATONIA LATONIA I will he at Latonia Race Track for tho balance of the meeting, which ejids Xovember 17, and my clients will receive some gilt-edged information each day. Patrons will receive information or. a horse that goes for the money next Tuesday and, barring an accident, will win easily. Also one on Thursday that will be a good price. Both these good, things will be at least 10 to 1. My last wire "was on October 20 and no System play since that date. . Special One-Horso Wire from tho track. Wired in Code., Under receipt of your order for wires I will send code by return of mail. . Chicago patrons who have not got my Code can get one by calling at my office, 5CJTifth Ave., Chicago, Room .COO. ' THE E. J. M. SlYSTElto A BIG SUCCESS! MY SYSTEM PLAYERS ARE COINING MONEY. From Aug. 28th to Oct 20th th System Shows a Net Profit of $3,M.OO III $3,MM HI OK MY UANDICA.PPIK. $ 5 . O O FO R SIX R. A CI N G D A Y S. No Single Wires Suit. I handlo One Track only and wire One Horse only each day not two or three, and if one wins, claim it as my-special. EX - JOCK EY MARSHALL, STAG H O T E L ' initials e, j.- CIN C i N N ATI , OHIO JOE BATES GRAVESEND, N. Y. YESTERDAY I WIRED: Yorkist, 4-1, Won If you want to. win, subscribe to '-'Texas" Bales' information at once. My information is the talk of tho track. Clients ore getting WINNERS day after day. .uy clients are winning and so can you. When you subscribe tr my Information, you arc getting dally -advice- direct from a trainer at the track. RECORD FOR ONE MONTH If ybu have not tripd my Information, do so a,t once and become a winner. Look' at my Record for the past month and see if it does not pay to follow me: Qct. 2 "YORK 1ST 4-1 WON Oct. 26 LOTUS. !)-5 WON Oct. JSC MOLESEY 8-1 AVON Oct. 24 BELCAST 30-1, AVON Oct. 23 BYE ... 12-1 AVON Oct. 20 AVAILS .1 9.-5 AVON Oct. 19 PHILANDER 4-1 2nd Oct. 18 GLENHA.M 8-5 WON Oct. 13 SKWELL ....3-1 WON Oct. 12 WINKING HAND... 3-1 AVON Oct. .11 VOX POPULI 7 5 AVON Oct. 10-DR. GARDNER 8-5 WON Oct. U L. J. HAYMAN 16-1 2nd Oct. 8 BALLOT 3-5 AVON Oct. C-NANME HODGE ... 5-2 ArON Oct. 5 ORAGULUM 4-1 2nd Oct. 4 SLY BEN 8-1 AVON Oct. 3 TEACRESS 8-5 WON Oct. 2-OXEOBD 7-1 2nd Oct. 1 ELECTIONEER 18-1. WON Sept. 29 OXFORD 20-1 WON Sept. 28 BLONDY 8-1 1VON Sept. 27 WOOLWICH 8-1 AY ON If you desire winning information like tills, I give you due notice that I will have some grand good ones for the Jamaica meeting. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY Of this week will certainly be grand WINNING DAYS for my' clients. Wednesday one goes that will he at least 10 to 1, and a stable mate at 0 to 1. Thursday a trick that a certain stable w.lli "cut loose" for a well known plunger at 5 or' G to 1. Friday one that Will come to life at long odds that no doubt will cause a lot of "scnndal." "It's already in to the few that are next to the trick. It's from a stable that makes few mistakes when they bet. Information wired early each morning. ONE BEST BET, $10 WEEKLY Remit by Money Order or Registered Letter when sending your subscription. No single day wires sent. TURF REPORTER'S S FECIAL Rv 31 !4, 59 DcarbojrxL Street, Chicago. Monday's Special:" 77.97.80.85-96-91.94. Entry List: 5-601-G02.609-658-668. Adoration l Second was our advertised 2.00 Extra Special. We expected and would have had a much bettor price had it not been for the numerous scratches. As per 'OUR GUARANTEE, which WE WILL MAKE GOOD, would ask all subscribers to this special to send us their MAIL address, unless wo already have same. T. C. Wood & Co., R. 312, 59 Dearborn St., Chicago WOOD'S Plliiis. DAILY FORM LETTER Iffnj Room 312 wMlf ' 59 Dearborn Street $i Dally . $4 Weekly YESTERDAY OUR LETTER GAVE: CHASE -. 2-1 WON PRETENSION 1-2 WON ORATORIAN 5-1 WON GAMBRINUS 7-1 2nd GIVONKI BALERIO 6-5 2nd COY MAID G-l WON HADUR (Special) .....Withdrawn MONDAY XX SPEClftL XX MOV RELIABLES! FOR TRACK. POOLROOM OR HANDBOOKS. THURSTON'S Turf Guide Book will average for you 99 p'r cent, of all the horses played through It orl will forfeit $50. THINK IT OYER! Iflfthyear before the publin.and no. party to date has rvex challenged my Guarantee To the cobtrfiry, X hold tliou sands of testimonials from those that are now using saun; Also endorsed by Ohlenco Daily (tuclnc Form and Ken York Uornlne Telegraph as It E 11 A 11 l.K. Gentlemen It you are a loser.nnd wish to regain yourself, rend for a copy at once. Size of b:ok llxC, and will b f ei,t iii plain cover, : staled and regitterf d, upon receipt of 82 on. I). A. TI1URSTON, Publisher. Uept C, 7 8 Bennett Bldg., Detroit. Mich Heference: Any ilercintL'e Aencr. NATIONAL KACLNG liJKVIEW NO. 211 lioom 11 7. 71 llcorborn Street. Chlrniro, III. YESTERDAY'S SPECIAL LOST. 1.00 PER MONTH, 25 CENTS PER COP.T (Plione rSl Central.) , SUBSCRIBE FOR DAILY RACING FORM. 5 Oct. li",. FAIR CALYPSO.. i5-l "WON Oct. 32. LEXOLINE 12-1 2ntl J t fct.lO. ZAMHE5I 8-fi WON Oct. 23. TAN AGEK 3-5 WON J I . Oct. 1 C: (mATQKIAN J)-2 WON Oct. 23. HANDZAKRA .... scratched I J 1- Oct 17 TANAGER .. . -l 2nd Oct. 24. JOHN KAUFMAN 2-1 WON I ' lOjct. 18 MISS RILLJE 2 1 WON Qct. 25. DARING ..4-1 3rd i Z Oct. 18. WELROURNE 8 1 AVON Oct. afi, DEUCE scratched I I Oct. 10. SUFFRAGE 7-10 WON Oct,2. CLARA HURON.. 7-1 WON J 8 Oct. 20. ZIPANGO 8-5 2nd Oct. 2G. BURKN ARNOLD fl-2 2nd B 5 Oct, 20. VAILS -7-5 WON Oct. 27. KEATOR left at post I j ' l - ! ...... I j A $10 bet on horses sent out dinting- week ending Oct. 20 won $380.00 I A $10 bet on horses sent out during- week ending Oct. 27 won. . . . .$130.00 Total profits on a $10 bet...' ,$310.00 " Our information comes from owners direct from the tracks. " ! " ' ' ' . ' ONLY ONE OR TWO HORSES DAILY. NEVER WORE THAN TWO. !! $5.00 FOR SIX BACINO DAYS Wo do not car to- maka a lot of Hot Air" promises. "Of oiuj tlili wo arc 9 ARSO.LUTELY POSITIVE." During this week our information wilt excel the record made by us since wo cpmmpncod operations. W Both our New York and Latonia correspondents have been writing us. about "pros- V . 9 poctive coups" to bo puljed off at remunerative odds. It is getting protty close to wintor W 9 and owners that have laid by very little, now must do or die. 9 , " WE WILL i RE NEXT TO THE LIVE ONES." g i Ma '-or Wire Us $5 00. Subscribe Now. Delay Costs You Money. 1 S The Name of Every Horse is filed with the Daily Racing Form Every Noon, S I CASSIDY& CO., I TURF EXPERTS, S .Suite 608-,- 171 Washington Street Chicago, Ul-gl Saturday, John J. Rogers . . ; . 7-2 2nd Friday, Clara Huron . - . . . . 7-1 Won Thursday, Fonsoluca . - . '. . . 2-1 Won Wednesday, John Kaufman . . . 8-5 Won NO SELECTIONS LQST MONDAY OR TUESDAY. Tomorrow I have a fairly good one, Mi Toesday next I will put over one of the bfest thijigs I have iiafl for some time. I am in the deal myself and you know what that means. r 1 $5.00 FOR SIX WIRES ill I I 83 85, 119 ta Salle St., 'T JL 1 SmoT CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Oct. 20 AUDITOR. ...... 4-1 WOW Oct. 19 SUZANNE J. 8-1 Lost Oct. 18 HARDING V'' 710 W0N Oct. 17 STILL ALARM .... !..... 8-5 WON Oct. 1G ORATORIAN ..W. 9-2 WON Oct. 15 INVINCIBLE 60-1 Lost Oct. 13 AUDITOR ; 7-5 WON Oct. 12 LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR 7-2 WON Oct. 11 ELLIOTT 25-1 WON Oct. 10 PONTOTOC 30-1 Lost Oct. 9 WEXEORD 7-1 WON Oct. 8 MISS LEEDS 7-2 WON Oct. 6 POTTER 15-1 WON Oct. 5 MORENDO 2-1 WON Oct. 4 BENSONHUR'ST 6-1 Lest Oct. 3 CHARLATAN 1-2 WON Oct. 2 MARTHA GORMAN 3-5 WON Oct. 1 MARVEL P. 2-1 WON The above Bill Lester & Co. wired tUeir clients during the eighteen days ot the Churchill Downs meeting. This statement cm be veriiied by Daily Itacing Form and Louisville Courier-Journal. Good ones in view at Latonia for the following days: MONDAY'S SLEEPER I can assure tiirlltes will be the sensational trick of the day. Should tin can from start to finish at the long juicy price of 12 to 1. TUESDAY One 1 have an interest in. lie lias the speed and stamina to run rings around the rest of the field and Is ready for the fray. 20 to 1 should be the price on this cinch. WEDNESDAY A hummer, fit and ready, nicely placed, and all things are attended to. Should breeze all the way at about ir to 1. Here is your opportunity and don't fail to take advantage of it. What 1 give you is the goods at a price with stable connections betting a bunch. 1 am strongly connected and can convince the most skeptical person with a short trial. BILL LESTER & GO. Suite 37, SO La Salle St., Chicago, III. Tel. Main 2928. -Owners and Trainers. TFPMC' $2i0 DAILY, OR f Lm.iX Iff .Dim $10 FOR 6 WIRES. Established 1890. Before the public every day. Wovor Misrep- resent. j REYNOLDS S. CO. Horso Owners and Expert Handlcapper3. It. 510, 111 Dearborn St Chleutrp $1 Dally. 95 Weekly 20-1 pec.ial For Wednesday that will deliver the goods to a cortaiuty. Last week's oiie-bo'st-bet rerord: 3 win-iif rs, 1 lospr-.and 2cratcbo?. 02 per cent, wiuners this year. If you want an absolute certainty that brings I largo roturns, subscribe al onco to this series. A WUUDERFUL Week after week, year after year, The NOXALL SYSTEM is undoubtedly the most wonderful winning system that was ever invented. This copyrighted system enables you to win with small capital with astonishing success at any track, handbook or poolroom. It is a conservative system and a consistent winner, and losing Is impossible. It Is wortli thousands of dollars to you-during the season, for vou cannot go wrong. It is simple to operate and easv to follow. You do not gamble your money, but make conservative investments, therefore you are bound to WIN. The system is practically a gold mine for those who are satisfied with making not more than eight or nine plays a week on any track vou operate. This system lias received nothing but the most favorable comments from those who have operated it with wonderful success year after year, and they would not part with the knowledge this svstem book has given them for many, many hundreds of dollars. It will give you more in re-" suits than handicapping, selections and information combined. After you receive the book there is no further expense attached to it, nor any othrr selections required except those that the system gives you for a play. SEND TOR fREE B00KIET Then vou will know all altout the particulars and what it will do for a player who follnws It. It guards against persons overbetting themselves. The selections are not based on selections, jockeys, weights, odds, track conditions, distances, favorites, etc. No doubling, handicapping or "doping" is required. It can be operated with a small capital at any track, poolroom or with a handbook. This is the only system that was ever sold with a guarantee to refund your purchase money at the end of thirty days' trial if a loss could be shown. This alone should convince yon of our confidence in It. Past results will prove It a big money maker. So investigate the Nosall System at once. NDXAIL SYSTEM, GRAVESEND,- N. Y. ONE HORSE-OWE RACE Is what our SPECIALS consist of. MARIMBREN, 30-!, 3rd. OUR SATURDAY'S ADVERTISED LONGSHOT. Given One-Three for a Good 3et. FRIDAY, OCT. 2Cth SPECIAL scratched THURSDAY. OCT. 25th FONSOLUCA .. .. 2-1 won v DNESDAY. OOT. 2ith. SPECIAL tcratched TUESDAY. OCT 23rrt ....TANAGKR 3-5 won MONDAY, OCT 22nd TOSI DOCAN.... 3-2 won SATURDAY. OCT 20th....SOLLY M 7-5 won UEMEMER. our Phenomenal Clocking Syftem. combined with tlielnfideStblolnforinatlon.ecabltsusto furnish only tlin BEST INSIQE INFORMATION. Therefore, if you aie . KHttsIlrd with ONE irood bet a day. subscribe AT ONCE for our ONE-HOKSE WIRE, and reap the benefit of our GOOD THINGS. Monday af Latonia. A SURE WINNER. This ONE will bo at a good price, acd will Gallop home, as he is in pink of condition and ready to run tho race of his life. Wednesday and Thursday TWO PRIVATELY PREPARED GOOD THINGS. ATTENTION : These two hcrsr n have b?en working In lightning-fast t me. and will he lmvily pUyni io the .ut-of-town pooT-ro-nna. DON'T MISS THEM ir i ou tro loser, as hero is a GRAND opportunity to RECOUP YOUR LOSSE-J. All Specials can be verlllsJ by Chicago Dally IU?tnsr Form. Termo: S3 for I ilny; SIO for 0 days. " MAIN OFPJOB, 3JtC, 1G7 OEAUBORN ST. I THE B. B. INFO CO FhXto0g8Ri'188 ; J SUBSCRIBE FOR DAILY RACING FORM. Page 6 Los Angeles Jockey Clu b $300,000 in Stakes and Purses. -ASCOT PARK No Purse Less Than $400.00. STAKES TO CLOSE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1906, FOR THE W MEETING OF 1906-1907, BEGINNING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1906. LIBERAL ADDED MONEY TO ALL OVERNIGHT EVENTS, THE JONATHAN CLUB HANDICAP. $1600 Added. third. Weights to be announced three days prior to the day of the race. Winners of other tkan-a eellins A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TW0-YEAR-0LDS AND UPWARD AT THE TIME OF CLOS- Prse 3fter -Nvelghts are posted, to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be run Saturday... TanW 10. ING. Entrance $10, $40 additional to' start: $1,500 added, of which $300 to the second and $200 to .the c-AWT. .vrirW.n . , vf 9 a Furlon&' third. Weights to be announced three days-prior to the dav of the race. Winners of other-than a selling THE bAJNia. AflirA HANDICAP. $1500 Added.' purse, after the announcement- oC the weights, to carry 0 ibs. extra. To be run the opening day, Tlmrsr A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD AT EHE TIME OF CLOS- day, November .29. One Mile and a Sixteenth. iNG. Entrane $10, $40 additional to stirt; ;$1,5Q0 added, of which $300 to the aecond and $200 'to the THE SANTA CATALINA SELLING STAIfES. $1350 Added. third. Weights to ip announced thtee days"prior to the day of the race. Winners :of other than a selling A SELLING SWEEPSTAKES FOR TKREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD AT THE TIME OFCXOS- purse' ifter the weights are ported, to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be run Saturday, January 20. ING Entrance $10, $40 additional to start: $1,250 added, of which $25p to the second and S150 to th0 c . . . . . , The Brooks Course. third. The winner to be sold at auction. Those enteral to bo sold for $3,000 to carry weight for age; int. AbLOl OARS. $1500 Added. if for less, 1 ib. for each $200 to $2,000; tl-on 1 lb. for each $100 to $500. Winners of a race of the value a SWEEPSTAKES FOR THREE-YEAR-OLD "FILLIES'OF 1907 (now two-year-olds). Entrance $10, of $900, or -two races other than .selling purses, after the dosing-of this stake, not to be rted for less 540 additional to start; l,500 add'd, of which $300 to the second and $200 to the third. Weight 115 lbs thanl,200.. Starters, with selling prices, to be named through the entry box at the .ual hour of closing, '-or winners of a. sweepstakes, ot three races other than selling purses after January il, 1907, to carry 5 lbs the day before the race, and those so named to be liable for the starting fee. To be run Saturday;; Decern- xtra; non-winners of a race of $500 in Value at any time, t- allowed 5 lbs.; maidens, 10 lbs. .To be run ber 8. x Seven F-nrlongs. Saturday, February 2. . One MUX THEmVEESIDE SELLING STAKES. $1500 Added. THE ASCOT HANDICAP $3000 Added. INGA faSJosltm the SW tottb A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWOTEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD AT THE TIME OF 0L03- Sffii nt n,? on rrS Pntorf.,1 S ii VS to c7trve?ht for W If fok ING. Entrance $10, $50 additional to start; $.3,000. ;added of; which $500 to the pecondand $300 to the Sdl WlnfnDf -yS ?to TO? thel lb for each $100 i SC00 Kers with Stfprtee, to bb thlrd- Weights to be imnounced ttve days prior fo" the 'doyoV the race! Winners 5f a sweepstakes, or of named through eSwhf !heu?ua houfof dosiS?the o S before 'to'racand tfoJe s'narned 'MvV' value' after announcement of the weights, to carry 5 lbs. extra To 1 run Saturday to be liable for the starting fee, formerly a handicap. To be xtm Saturday, December 15. One-Mile.- ebruatr. WOTronftr, nff 1w! , . mt ltd a Wer, THE WOODLANDS STAKES. $1500 Added. THE CALIFORNIA CLUB HANDICAP. $1500 Added. ; a watjttpat) iwttjp!T atcfs FOR TWO.YEA.R.ofns Pntrnon' 510 40 additional t'o ' startf- A SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS, (now -yearlings). $500 of the added money donated by rtoVi& W DicSr'i11 a SelHnS PUCSe' aftCr e Weight9 Kf&fi of ids.. . carrj carry o. extra... ,ao . , , , two times, 5 lbs. additional. Starters to be named, through- theTentry box at the uskial hour of closing Uie ,. . . THE ROSE SjbLLlftU hTAKb!)! wiTri?.! $2000 Added. , , , day before the race and all so named tb.be liable fox tb,e starting- fee. To be run Saturday. February 1C. A SELLING SWEEPSTAKES FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD AT THE TIME-OF CLOS- - . . . . , Four Furlongs. ING. Mr. George Rbsc donates $1,000 of the added money. -Entrance $10, $40 additional to start; $2;000 THE ASCOT JjEJBY. $3000 Added. which and to the third. The winner to be sold at auction. Those " added, of $300 to the second $200 en- mirvvwimtvv-a vno ntmm? vwa firii''fAvt 4ann . iAax ntm n -A ... tered to be sold for $4,000 to carry weight for age; if for less, 0 lbs. for each $500 to $2,000; then '1 1 . A.SWSITAKES OB, PS"? ':.nawi-p1.-. addi' for each $100 to SS00. ' Starters, with selling prices, to be named through the entry box at the vsual; hour 4i ol to;.start? $2;000 added, of .which $:0C to toe second and $250 to the third. Winners of a sweep- of closing, the da before the race, and those so named to be liable for the starting fee. To be run Tucs .stakes of the value of $1,500 in 1907, 3 lbs; of .two of 900, or one of $2,000, 0 lbs. extra. Non-winners day January 1 " One Milo and a Sixteenth', of a sweepstakes-in-1900 and 1907 allowed 5 lbs;y mai(iens, 14 lbs. Allowances not accumulative. To be THE HOLLYWOOD HANDICAP. $1500 Added. . Frid' SANT4l BAKtf AltA -STA'feES $1000 1000 Added A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD AT THE TIME OF CLOS- , iZT , 7 , INO. Entrance $10, $40addltlonal to start; $1,500 added, of which $300 to the second and $200to'the A x SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS (now yearlmgs). Entrance $10, $30 additional JJtiI to start: third. Weights to be announced three days prior to the day of the race. Winners of other than a selling ?1.Q0Q added, of which $200 to the second and $100 to the Uiirdr Horses which have run three or moe purse, after the announcement of the weights. to carry 5 lbs. extra. Formerly a mile and a sixteenth, times and have not won three races allowed 3 lbs.; two, 5 lbs.; beaten maidens, 12 lbs. To be run To be run Saturday, January 5.fc One 'Mile!. Wednesday, February 27. Four and One-Half Furlongs. THE CO RONADO BEACH SELLING STAKES. $1500 Added. THE ASCOT CUP. $1500 Added. A SELLING SWEEPSTAKES FOR TW0-YEAR-0LDS AND UPWARD AT THE" TIME OF. CLOS- A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD AT THE TIME OF CLOSING. Entrance $10, $40 additttsnal to start; $1,500 added, of which $300 to the second and $200 to the mo' T n.ran,ce R. adJiIt,?aJ to 8lart A silver -cup and $1,500 added, of which $300 to the second third. The winner to be sold at auction. Those entered to be sold for $3,000 to carry weight for age; if n1 $200 to the third, the fourth horse to save starting fee. Weights to be announced five days prior to for less, 3 lbs. allowed for each 500 to $2,000; then 1 lb. for each $100 to $500. Starters, with selling tLe daJ" of the race. To be run Saturday. March 2. Two Miles, prices, to be named through the "entry box at the usual hour' of closing, the day before the race, and those' THE SANTA UIONICA'STAKES. ' $1000 Added. so named to be liable for the starting fee. To be run Saturday, January 12. One Mile and a Sixteenth'. . ,. n . . , ' . . ,., . . . tlPnn . . A SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS (now yearlings). Entrance $10, $30 additional to start; THE, PASADENA HANDICAP $1500 Added. $1,000 added, of which $200 to the second and $100 to the third. Non-wiuners of a sweepstakes allowed A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD AT TEE TIME OF CLOS- 3 lbs.; and if such have not won four races, 5 lbs.; three races, 7 lbs.; maidens, if never placed in a ING. Entrance $10, ?40 additional to start; $1,500 added, of which $300 to the second and 200 totbe sweepstakes, 12 lbs. To be run Saturday, March 9. ' Five Furlongs. All Communications Should be Addressed to J. W. BROOKS, Manager, Nos. 510-511 Bradbury Bldg , Los Angelas, Cal. NEW CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB THOMAS H. WILLIAMS, President . . OAKLAND PERCY W. TREAT, Secretary The Following Stakes Will Close October 29, 1906: OPENING HANDICAP, $2,000 Added. A handicap for three-year-olds and upward at time of closing. CALIFORNIA OAKS, $2,000 Added. For three-year-old fillies of 1907 (now two-year-olds). $60 to -$00 to start $10 forfeit- $2,000 added, of which $400 to second and $200 to third. Weights to be published start; S10 forfeit; $2,000 added, of which $400 to second and $200 to third. Winners of a stakes for two- iionday. Novemler 12, 190(5. To be run Saturday, November 17, 1906. One Mile, year-olds In 1900, after the closing of this stakes, or for three-year-olds In 1907, to carry 5 lbs. extra. THANKSGIVING HANDICAP, $2,000 Added. A handicap for three-year-olds and upward at time of that have .not won at any time a stakes of $1,500 or two stakes of any value in lOOfl-1907. allowed closing. $00 to start; $10 forfeit; $2,000 added, of which $400 to second arid $200 to third. Weights to 5 lbs-? maidens, .12 lbs. To be run, Saturday, February 2, 1907. One Mile and a Sixteenth, be announced three days prior to the race. Winners of other than a selling purseafter the announcement PALACE HOTEL HANDICAP, $2,000 Added. A handicap for two-year-olds and upward at time of of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be iuu Thursday, November 29,. 1900. One Mile and a Furlong, closing. . $00 to start; '$10 forfeit; $2,000 added, of which $400 to second and $200 to third. Weights to CROCKER SELLING STAKES, $2,000 Added. For three-year-olds and. .upward at time of closing, be announced three days prior to the race. Winners of. other than a selling purse after the ,announce-?60 to start; $10 forfeit; $2,000 added, of which $400 to second and $200 to third. The winner to be sold ment of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be run Saturday, February 9, 1907. One Mile and a Furlong, at auction. Those entered to be sold for 53,000 to carry weight for age. Allowances: 1 lb. for each $200 .TT-T. -,. ... . . .. . ... . to $2,000. then 1 lb. for each $100 to $500. Winners of a race of the value, of $900, or of two races other ?ALIf0EA DERBY, $2,500 Added. Three-year-olds of 1907 (now two-year-olds). $75 to start; than selling purses after the closing of this stakes not to be entered for less than $1,200. Starter's to be ?J? -'orf P00 ?dded- ,of which $500 to second and $250 to third. Winners of a stakes tor two-year-named, with selling price, through the entry -box the day preceding the race, at the usual time of closing, 0W3 in 1900 after the closing of this stakes, .for three-year-oldsin 1907, to carry 5 lbs. extra. Others and those so named wiU be liable for starling fee. To be run Saturday,' December 8, 1906. One Milb. have, not won t,jl.ny tll"e a st?es ',f.52'000' or tw0 races of S1'000 each aUoH;p,?, 5 maidens, 12 lbs" To be run Frlda February 22, 190,. One MJe and a Quarter, PACIFICUNION HANDICAP, $2,000 Added.-A handicap for two-year-olds at time of closing. $00 to start; $10 forfeit; $2,000' added, of which $400 to second and $200 to third. Weights to be announced WATERHOUSE CUP, $3,000 Added. A handicap for two-year-olds and upward at time of closing, three days prior to the race Winners of other than a selling purse after the announcement of weights $75 to start; $10 forfeit; $3,000 added, of which $000 toxsecbrid and $250 to third; the fourth to save start-to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be riin Saturday, December 15, 1906. One-Mile, rng fee. -Weights to be announced three days prior to the race. Winners of other than, a selling parse CHRISTMAS HANDICAP. $3,000 Added. A handicap for three-year-olds and upward at time of clos- ter tbe announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs; extra. To be run Saturday, March 2, 1907. tag. $75 to start; $10 forfeit: $3,000 added, of which $600 to second and $250 to third. Weights to be Tw0 and One-Quarter Miles. announced three days prior to the race. Winners of other than a selling purse after the announcement of THORNTON STAKES, $2,500 Added. For two-year-olds and upward at time of closing. $60 to start; weights to carry 5 lbs. extra To be run Tuesday, December 25, 1906i One Mile and a Quarter. 510 forfeit; $2,500 added, of which $500 to second and $300 to third; the fourth to 'save starting fee. NEW YEAR HANDICAP, $8,000 Added. A handicap for two-year-olds and upward at lime of closing. Three-year-olds to carry So lbs.; four-year-old3107 lbs.; five-year-olds, 114 lbs.; six-year-olds and over, 115 $00 to start; $10 forfeit; $2,000 added, of which ;$400 to second and $200 to third. Weights -to be an- lbs., usual sex allowance), .This stakes will be reopened-15 days before the date It is to -be run for, nounced three days prior to the race. Winners of other than a selling purse after the announcement of - entries to be received at $50 each; $75 additional to start. To be run Saturday, March 1G, 1907. announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be run Saturday, January 5, 1907. Seven Furlongs. ' . Four Miles. FOLLANSBEE HANDICAP, $2,000 Added. A highweight handicap for two-year-olds and upward, at ' time of closing. $00 to start; $10 forfeit; $2,000 added, of which $400 to second and S200 to third. The Following 8 takea for Two-Year-Olds of 1907 Weights to be announced three days prior to the race. Winners of other than a selling nprse 'after the ' announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be run Saturday, January 5, 1907. Seven Furlongs. fQC COR PNTRIPQ DPrPMRPD IQflR fUK tIN I nICO UCOtlVl Ottt lUO. Added. For two-year-olds and of WUVpC O, ANDREW SELLING STAKES, $2,000 upward at time closing. $00 to start; $10 forfeit; $2,000 added, of which $400 to second and $200 to third. The winner to be sold at cnn.jjj' . ,i , Dn, e.-Jr-o .i t, t v x auction. Those entered to be sold for $3,000 to carry weight for age. Allowances: 1 lb. for each $200 r&uT,STAKES, $1;500 Added. For fillies i two-year-olde 1 (now yearlings). $50 to start; $10 forfelt; to $2,000; then 1 lb. for each $100 to $600. Winners of a' race of $1,000. or of three races other than -pOO added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Non-winners of a sweepstakes allowed 8 lbs., selling purses after the closing of this stakes not to be entered for less than $1,200. Starters to .be a5d,Jf suu imve mo Fon three rac3 5 lbs-; two race3' 8 lbs.; maidens, If never placed to -a sweepstakes, named, with selling price, through the entry-box the day preceding the race, at the usual time of closing, x- lDS- To run February 10, 190. One-Half Mile, and those so named will be liable for the starting fee. To be run Saturday, January 12. 1007. UNDINE STAKES; $1,500 AddedFor colts and-geldings two years old (now yearlings). $50 to start; bix and one-Half Furlongs. 510 forfeit; $1,500' added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Non-winners of a sweepstakes LISSAK HANDICAP,, $2,000 Added. A handicap for two-year-olds and upward at time of closing, allowed 4, lbs., and If such have not won three races, 7 lbs.; two races, 10 lbs.; maidens, If never placed $00 to start; $10 forfeit; $2,000 added, cf which $400 to second and .$200 to third. Weights to be an- in a sweepstakes, 13 lbs. To be run March 9,190". One-Half Mile. nounced three days prior to the race. Winners of other than a selling purse after the announcement of . . , , , " . " , . . .... o weights to carry 5 Ibd. extra. To be run Saturday, January 19, 1907. One Mile. BLL STAKE8, $2,000 Added. For two-year-olds (now yearlings). $60 to start; $10 forfeit; $2,000 BURNS HANDICAP, Value $10,000.-A handicap for two-year-olds and upward) at time of -closing. KK Wjt'S aTloweTslbs olace '8 Ibs" maiden's lfever Entrance $20 each; $30 additional for horses not declared out by 4 m. on second day following swSakes Ks riS A ' ' rianl p. an- P placed to a sweepstaues, X- IDs. To 10 be be run March March Si, U07. 1907 Four Four and and On One-Half e.Half Fi Furlongs, oouncement of weights; $100 additional for starters. The Club to add an amount necessary to make the gross value of the race $10,000, of which $2,000 to second arid $1,000 to third. Weights, to be announced GEBHARD HANDICAP, $2,5)0 Added. For two-year-olds (now yearlings). $90 to start; $10 forfeit: live days prior to the race. Winners of other than a selling purse after announcement of weights to carry $2,50 added, of which $500 to second and $200 to third. Weights to be announced three dayB prior to the S lbs. extra; if handicapped at less than weight for age, 7 lbs. extra. To be run Saturday, January 26, race. Winners of other than a selling purse after announcement of weights to carry 6 lbs. extra. To.be 1007. One Mile and a Quarter, run March 30, 1907. .s. ..." ...... Five-Eighths Mile. NOTICE The Rules of Racing adopted by the PACIFIC JOCKEY CLUB govern all races. Entries for any of these Stakes will be received only with the understanding, and on the agreement of the subscriber that all claims and objections In relation to the racing shall be decided by the Racing Stewards preeent or those whom they may appoint, and their decisions upon all points shall be final. In all Selling Stakes beaten horses are subject to claim unless otherwise In the conditions. In races for All Ages, horses shall carry weights according to their ages at 'the time the race Is to be run. Commencing January 1st, 1907, will be given two or three races each week for two-year-olds. . PERCY W. TREAT, Secretary. Many Overnight Handicaps and Specials with from $500 to $1,000 adde will be, given. No purse less than $400. RACING OPENS NOVEMBER 17. 1906. Addraas Entries and Communioatlans to PERCY W. TREAT. Sec'y, Inalasid Track. San Franalsea. Cal. Turf Exchange; ALL RACES. DIRECT WIRES. 2 Special Trains on Illinois Central R. R. 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