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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, November 8, 1906

Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, November 8, 1906 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1906 drf1906110801 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, November 8, 1906 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1906 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] VOL. XII. NO. 267. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1906. PRICE 5 CENTS Minnie Adams Falls Lame: Cook's Double Derby Winner Takes the Feature Race at Latonia MINNIE ADAMS FALLS LAME. COOK'S DOUBLE DERBY WINNER TAKES THE FEATURE RACE AT LATONIA. Joe Coyne's Running Evokes Judicial Action-Favorites and Outsiders Break Even Henry WatteTson in Form. Cincinnati, 0., November 7. Minnie Adams, at & short price, won the feature race, but onlyafter a hard struggle to wear down the leaders In the early stages. Her seeming lack of speed during the first half caused a belief that her defeat was imminent, and wailing expressions from those who had backed her were heard in many quarters. Nicol, who rode her, however, using good judgment, sent her along sharply after rounding the stretch turn and wore down the leaders In the final drive, winning comfortably. Her failure to display more speed during the ' race, and the close victory she achieved was explainable by the fact that she pulled up very lame. Joe Coyne's failure to show good form and Telegrapher's good race were the surprises of the race. The latter was a 100 to 1 shot, and managed to get up in time to beat out Old Stone, coupled in the betting with Mortlboy as the Goldblatt entry, in the last stride for second 'place. Judge Price was dissatisfied with the running of Joe Coyne and had C. C. McCafferty before him to explain. The latter attributed the horse's poor showing to the fact that he sulked. Judge Price rtold the -owner that in future all ther horses from his stable would have to show more consistency If he wanted to race at this track. Favorites and outsiders split the card during the afternoon, Minnie Adams, Belden and Henry Watter-son, the latter recently acquired by James Arthur, being the choices that were successful while Gold-proof, Tsara and The Golden Bird came to the rescue of the bookmakers. Large fields were again in evidence, excepting In the third race and crowding was again in vogue. Intaglis came to grief by falling In the second race, however, his rider, F. Burton sustained no Injury by his tumble. Judge Price announced today that Messrs. Grainger and Winn, who composed the investigation committee with Price to look into the Flscher-Dunn-L'Hommedieu case will arrive here tomorrow, whea a decision in the case will be handed down. Malvina, carded as a starter In the fifth race, was ordered withdrawn by the judges for lack of identification. Starter Holtman, unaware that the horse had been scratched, kept the field at the post until one of his assistants, who he sent over to locate the horse, was made acquainted with the fact that the filly had been withdrawn. Further depletion of bank rolls among the bookmakers forced a pair of the layers to withdraw from the ranks. George Hendrie, principal owner of the tracks that comprise the Highland Park circuit, was among the visitors. Windshield, which finished third, was recently purchased at auction for $50 by John Ferriss, Jr. An offer of $500 for him was refused. Jockey T. Taylor was fined $25 by the starter for disobedience at the post Jockey F. Burton was fined $25 by the judges for foul riding In attempting to carry Windshield wide in the fourth race. Joe Young has purchased at private terms from E. Fitzgerald, Uncle Henry, which he will race this winter at New Orleans. Most of the horses comprising the string of Fred Cook have gone amiss. Tom Dolan and Missouri Lad, both which were worked last night pulled up lame, and now Minnie Adams will have to be shelved for some time to enable her to recover from the lameness that she sustained today. Aqueduct Favorites Win: All but One Reward Backers and the Exception Breaks a Track Record AQUEDUCT FAYORITES WIN. ALL BUT ONE REWARD BACKERS AND THE EXCEPTION BREAKS A TRACK RECORD., Jacobite Easily Best in the Woodmere Stakes Dr., Dix Falls and Injures Jockey Hennessy Miller Takes But Two. New York, November 7. Exquisite weather, high class racing and undiminished attendance are the present prevailing conditions at Aqueduct. The only stake fixture was the Woodmere, a selling affair at seven furlongs. E. R. Thomas' three-year-old Golden Garter gelding, Jacobite, masquerading as a selling plater was opposed by the bonafide article and, consequently won the race with ridiculous ease. Sewell, who rode him never once looked ahead to see where he was going after making the turn into the stretch, but for over three furlongs of the closing stage of the journey kept locking back and "kidding" the other riders unmercifully. Five favorites, four of them at odds on, were successful during the afternoon. Miller took the last two races after suffering four straight defeats, one of them being on Sally Preston at 7 to 10. This one failure discouraged many Intending bettors from taking any chances on Aster d'Or and Suffrage at the meagre odds quoted about them. W. K. Thomas and C. Pfizer, two prominent European turfmen who employ American trainers on the other side. Xash Turner and J. C. Campbell, respectively, were visitors at Aqueduct this afternoon. - A bad looking accident occurred In the fifth race. The horse Dr. Dix, a -well backed, good thing, after traversing a furlong jumped on horses in front of him and fell Injuring himself so badly that he had to bo destroyed. Jockey Hennessy, -who was knocked senseless from the fall, revived shortly afterwards and escaped with only a severe shaking up. It was thought at first the light weight rider was killed and the spectators were greatly excited until' assured to the contrary. Supreme was seriously cut-down at the time of the accident and was at once pulled up. The poolroom men seem to have the best of It in their struggle with the Plnkertons at the track. They built their steel tower until it was seventy-five feet high. There was no further attempt to screen off the view with canvas sails, but the heliograph was working all the afternoon with no apparent effect. Tennessee Horsemen Elated TENNESSEE HORSEMEN ELATED. Memphis, Tenn., November 7. Returns from yesterday's election showing that General M. R. Patterson. Democratic candidate, will be next Governor of Tennessee, caused jollification among turfmen at Montgomery Park and throughout the state today, as General Patterson was looked on as not being an enemy of the sport which has been conducted in this state for many years. With the next legislature in accord with the governor-elect, horsemen pretend to see the last of a bitter fight which has waged in this state for three years, in which the so-called reform following at one time threatened to annihilate all forms of horse racing. It Is said on good authority that without fear of hostile legislation to racing O. K. G. Billings and a following will again resurrect the harness racing which was noteworthy here, for many pacing and trotting records were made at the famous "Two-minute" track. Humo to Race at New Orleans HUMO TO RACE AT NEW ORLEANS. New York, November 7. W. H. Snyder will take the good horse Humo to New Orleans for the winter meeting. Humo has not raced since last year, but appears to be in good condition, now and Mr. Snyder will enter him for the Crescent City and City Park stakes. Humo at his best would be a valuable acquisition to the racing material at the southern tracks. Southern Cross, which was. one of the best sprinters at the Fair Grounds last season and took second money in the Carter Handicap, Is going along well again and will bear the Snyder colors again during the winter. Kirkfield Stable's Youngsters KIRKFIELD STABLE'S YOUNGSTERS. Although a dozen of the Klrkfield Stable horses have been sent to California, a big band of yearlings remain at home to be educated and watched over by trainer Wliyte, while preparing for next year's campaign. The contingent now at .the Woodbine track consists of War Whoop, Wickllght and Kirk-field, and the two-year-old fillies Scotch Pebble and -Scarlet, in addition to the following yearlings: Saskatoon, ch. c, by St. Simonian Agnes. Sherrlng. b. c, by Griffon Pertinent. Chestnut colt, by Mazagan Eurle. Bay colt, by Bridgewater Little Mary. Chestnut colt, by St Simonian Florry Myers. Bay colt, by St Simonian Westmeath. Bay filly, by Griffon Irvana. B. f, by Mazagan Aunt Jennie. Chestnut filly, by Sir Dixon -Kismet. Shlmonese, ch. f, by Martlmas Lyddite. The Linlte, ch. f, by Gold Car Peeweep. Dialogue, ch. f, by Martimns-r-Roslna Vokes. Natty Nan, ch. f; by DerWentwater Amah. Wire In and several home-bred yearlings are already -at Klrkfield, Some Exciting Finishes at Pimlico Track: Weirdsome, Doo Kyle and Hooray Get Home First by Noses-Koerner Comes West SOME EXCITING FINISHES AT PIMLICO TRACK. Weirdsome, Doc Kyle and Hooray Get Home First by Noses Koerner Comes West. ' Baltimore, Md., November 7. This was the sixth day of the fall meeting here and the interest among the people seems unabated. This ia probably due to the fact that a majority of the favorites and the well backed horses have won. As a result the public have had much the best of it and slowly but surely they have cut down the number of books. Originally thirty of the layers were on, but this afternoon there was a falling off and only twenty-three were in line when booking time came. The fact that it was the day after the election affected the attendance some, .but not enough to be plainly noticeable. Probably nearly 4,000 were on hand when the second race was called. The features were the Country Club Selling Stakes and the Elk-ridge Hunt Club Steeplechase for qualified hunters. Both races were run over tracks that were faster than they have been before during this meeting. In the Country Club, Weirdsome came very near equalling the track record held by Bobble Kean made last fall. He ran a mile: and a sixteenth in 1:481, just a quarter of a second behlnd'the mark. Weirdsome was ridden by Hagan and that lad put up one of the best finishes of his career. He waited with his mount until in the final furlong, then came with a rush and caught. Anneta Lady in the last stride, getting the decision on the nod. The latters race was an excellent one, put making the pace told on her. The finish for the Country Club was not any better than, those in the first two races of the day, spirited contests . landing Doc Kyle a winner by a nose from Meddlesome Boy and in the. second Hagan getting Hooray home a nose in front of Belle Strome. Despite the fact that Houlihan rode one of the rawest races seen in some timei in the Pimlico steeplechase, Tuesday, it is more than likely that he will escape much easier than the general run of observers thought. The policy of the Jockey Club in covering up scandal seem to have permeated the ranks of the National Steeplechase and Hunt authorities. The race will probably be passed up. It seems that the matter was simply an effort of Houlihan to bumpi the negro rider Bowser. Both riders were roughing It and before they realized it both were clear of the Liverpool and out of the course. This appears to be the opinion which the stewards entertain. Jockey Koerner, who has been riding for Al Weston here, and who promised to be the star rider of the meeting, leaves tonight for Latonla. He is under contract to W. O. Joplln and the latter wired the lad that he had five mounts for "him Saturday. He will not be a loss . to the meeting for there is plenty of good riding material here, considering that most of the fields are confined to twelve horses. , Jockey Bllac will' remain on the ground for the remainder of the meeting. Today when he came to weigh In for the' opening race, he was Informed that the stewards had suspended him for that time for the ride on Euripides, when that horse was disqualified. John Pangle sold his filly Sea Water to John Munday. Jockey Coane will be unable to ride for some time to come. It developed that his arm was broken In two places when he fell from Roly Poly. Radtke Still in Difficulty RADTKE STILL IN DIFFICULTY. There seems to be considerable doubt as to Radtke's status, when his Jamaica suspension came to an end it was assumed that he was at liberty to take mounts, but it seems that such is not the case. Concerning his case the New York World says: "Herman Radtke will not ride again in the east this fall. His term, of suspension by the stewards o the Jamaica race track caused the young rider to go west in order to have a vacation before the winter season on the Pacific coast begins on Thanksgiving Day. His suspension practically remains in force, although the stewards of the Jamaica track have no jurisdiction over the present meeting at the Aqueduct course. If the Jamaica officials had merely suspended Radtke and not referred, his case to the Jockey Club for further consideration his punishment would have ended with the last race at "Big Tim" Sullivan's track. But the recommendation for a final decision of the jockey's case served to keej) this suspension alive, and unless the Jockey Club takes some action he stands debarred from riding. "The consistent form of Tommy Waddell since Radtke rode him and the horse's game struggle under the whip tend to refute the claims of the jockey's friends that Radtke did not hit the horse because he had been warned that to do so would cause him to sulk. No horse ever stood punishment in better style or showed more courage than Tommy Waddell when he defeated Tileing. The latter seemingly had the race in hand a furlong from home, while Tommy Waddell Was apparently beaten and had to make up four lengths on his opponent. This he did under the potent influence of Sewell's whip, and passing the winning post he was a half length in front "It is probable, from all that can be learned regarding the action of the Jpckey Club stewards, that the turf authorities will keep the jockey cn the ground for the remainder of the year, but that they will renew his license on application in the spring. Radtke had borne such an excellent reputation for honesty up to the time of his suspension that most turfmen think that in the face of no direct evidence eonecting him with fraud the continuation of the present punishment for Ms poor ride on Tommy Waddell is sufficient. During this period, horsemen declare, Radtke would have time to reflect on many of his past actions and that it would serve to cure him of a bad temper, which is his most . grievous fault." The Vanderbilt Horses in France THE VANDERBILT HORSES IN FRANCE. The return of William Duke on a visit brings freshly .to mibd the great success he achieved" iu France this year with the Vanderbllt horses. It also suggests that it is a matter of real regret that Mr. Vanderbilt's splendid establishment is not located in the country of his birth instead of a foreign land. Could his powerful stable be landed intact in New York to take part In next year's racing in the east it would add an element of extraordinary Interest to the American turf. For Mr. Vanderbllt this year Prestige won the Prix de St Cloud, the Eugene Adam Stakes, the Prix du Prince de Galles, the Yictor Stakes and the Seymour Stakes. Maintenon won, the Hocquart Stakes, the Lupin Stakes, the French Derby, the Prize of the President of the Republic, the Long-champs Stakes, the Grand Prix de Deauville and the Prix de Consell Municipal; Terburg, the Blangy Stakes, the Prix de Ville d'Avray, the Observatolre Stakes and the Vieuxpont Stakes; Malta, the Coeur-volant Stakes and the Prix Arc de Triomphe; Luin-Ineuse, the Prix Chamln de Fer; Maroc, the Prix Gulliver; Pimlico, the Prix de la Ville; Aracia, the Prix Conseil-General, and Madge, the Yacowlef Stakes. Trainer Duke has presided over the Vanderbllt tralnng quarters about five years. His first venture abroad was as a horse owner of his own account in England and France, but he gave tills up, and within a year from the time he took hold of the Vanderbllt horses he made the stable a leader in France. The Vanderbllt stud is at the Haras de Vlllebon, about twelve miles from Paris, and the training ground is at St. Louis de Possy, twenty-two miles from Paris and about six miles from the great race course of Maisons Laffitte. At the training ground are two tracks in a private inclosure, one a prepared earth course on the style of those In this country, and the other a turf course a mile and a quarter In circumference. The stables are of the most modern structure and there Is every comfort and convenience for the horses and their attendants. Racing in France Is vastly different from the sport as it is conducted here, and though the big prizes there attract about the best horses In the world the running of two-year-olds is so restricted that horses of that age lo not get a chance until August, and then they compete for prizes that are not big enough to tempt the cupidity of owners. With the restriction on the youngsters selling events for older horses have an Important part In French racing, and the greatest turfmen in France patronize them. Horses of an extremely high class run in the selling races, and the Vanderbllt stable has lost several through their being claimed. Canadian Stables for California Racing: The Kirkfield Stable and J. J. Walsh Send Big Strings to Take Part in Coast Events CANADIAN STABLES FOR CALIFORNIA RACING. The Klrkfield Stable and J. J. Walsh Send Bi Strings to Take Fart in Coast Events. Toronto, Ont., November 7. Toronto owners will be pretty well represented in the racing at Los Angeles this winter. The Klrkfield stable shipped twelve head for the City of the Angels on Saturday, and Mr. J. J. Walsh of this city sent on twenty-two last week from New York. The Kirkfield lot went" in charge of J. J. O'Flaherty, who will race them during the winter. They were Charle3 El-wood, Mortlake, Cicely, Judge Nelson, Kamsack. Kirkfield Belle and Lord Rosslngton, besides the following yearlings: Chestnut filly, by Bridgewater Dingle. Bay filly, by Faverdale Southwlnd. Bay filly, by Griffon Miss Rye. Bay filly, by Dr. MacBride Rathleen. Bay filly, by St. Dory The Heroine. The first three youngsters have all shown quarters as good as 231 seconds. It is expected that most of the California lot will be disposed of, and only a few will be seen here again. The other Klrkfield horses, about twenty, will winter at Klrkfield. Mr. J. J. Walsh is the other Torontonian who sends a big string to Los. Angeles. His horses are trained by John R. Walker, who was for so long with Mr. Seagram. Almost all of his charges are yearlings, Mr. Walsh having bought nineteen youngsters at the various sales ' this summer. Following the California season the stable will be shipped direct to Toronto to await the opening of racing at Woodbine, and three or four head that have been left in New York will join them here. Johnny Walker is a very capable trainer, and with all this material, at his command it cannot be doubted that he will cut considerable figure in next year's Woodbine results. Mr. Walsh is just now in town preparing for the winter in California. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. Jack Rowe's good filly Cora Price will be raced at New Orleans next winter. Harry Kuhl secured entries right and left at Aqueduct for the City Park Stakes, and counts on a total of nominations far in excess of last winter. Waterbury will be well engaged in Ascot Park Stakes, and being a fast and Improving young horse, Is likely to be one of the stars of the coming meeting. Jockey Ranch, who was expected to return to this country with Mr. Vanderbilt's trainer William Duke, remained some time in viewing the wonders of London before sailing for his native land. Surveillance had worked a haU ji 47 with 123 pounds up two days prior to the race in which Sally Preston defeated her at Aqueduct Monday, which accounts for the heavy backing awarded the filly ' that day, , . . Coney Island Stakes to Close CONEY ISLAND STAKES TO CLOSE. Elsewhere in this Issue the Coney Island Jockey Club advertises a list of stakes bound to enlist the attention and patronage of all owners of horses good enough to compete for stake honors. Entries will close November 15, so no great space of time remains for consideration of conditions before making, nominations. The list embraces a number of the most valuable and famous events of the American turf. Including the Lawrence Realization, Annual Champion, Tidal and Great Filly Stakes. Western owners of good horses have scanty chances of winning anything more than cheap purses in their own section and perforce must look to the east. To all such the Coney Island Jockey Club tenders an Invitation to engage their horses in the rich events now offered . and they should not be slow in accepting; Maher's Remarkable Achievements MAKER'S REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENTS. D. Maher, in winning his first Cambridgeshire, added one more to his mavellous tale of victories In big races in England this season, the list Including the Jubilee on Donnetta, the Derby on Spearmint, the Oaks on Keystone II., the Manchester Cup on Bachelor's Button, the Gold Cup on the same horse, the Eclipse Stakes on Llangibby, the Liverpool Cup on Chaucer, the Great Ebor on Golden Measure, the Duke of York Stakes on Polymelus . 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It is already evident that all the winter tracks will have fully as many, if not more, horses than they can provide with stall room and all around the outlook is for excellent racing at- New Orleans, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Climatic conslder-actlons induce many owners to view the latter city favorably and, unless some who have been put down as Intending to .-make their winter ' quarters at Ascot Park change their purpose, the racing there will be superior to that of past seasons. Concerning horsemen expected at Ascot the Los Angeles Evening News of a recent date said: . - ' ' "Although the 'opening of Ascot- is nearly one month in the future a sufficient number of the leading horsemen of the country have applied for stable room to guarantee the success of the winter meeting at the county course, and the only source of "worry to Manager Brooks at this time Is to find stable room for the belated applicants. Several of. the large eastern stables have delayed their applications uiitJl-jUl "gtable rmls' exhausted, and aCtlVc preparations forb"uilding stables 'ate-''Mow in progress. , ' "Every train from the east is bringing horses to Los Angeles and before the end of the. week it is probable that there will be more than OOOiiorses,; stabled at the track. Manager Brooks has received'" several letters and telegrams from prominent New-York horsemen asking for stable room, and added quarters have become ,a necessity that the desirable class of horsemen who have delayed making appli cation may be taken care .of. "George J. Long, proprietor of Bashford Manor, near Louisville, and owner of Sir Huon, one 'of "'the biggest stake winners of the' metropolitan "leason, . unloaded fourteen horses at Ascot this morning. Sir Iluon is not one of the n'umber"v-"but' 'several high-class performers, are included 'in the shipment.' "Frank .Regan is expected, to arrive tomorrow with his stable and that of J. L. Holland, for whom lie trains. In this shipment are Confessor, Master-' son,' Kilter--and Oarsman. The ' shipment includes ten horses. " "Alex Shields, the greatest trainer of the. day' and partner of E. R. Thomas in the ownership of Goi Between, winner of "the 'Suburban and other big-stakes at New York, and Halifax, which is believed; to be one of the few sprinters able to givevRoseberi.j an argument, will bring sixteen horses to Ascot for tHe winter campaign. .... Go . Between . arid" .... 'Halifax ' will be among the number. "C. Bowman, bookmaker and-horseman, also will ship a large s'tring of high-class horses at once. The Bowman string is under the management of Phil' Chinn, brother of Kit Chinn, and includes Pretension, Tanager and Golden Pheasant, all winners on; the eastern circuit. ,-.;; "J. F. Newman has asked for accommodations! for sixteen horses, Including Don Domo, and wlllj ship immediately from his Texas ranch. He has; had a prosperous season in the east arid will" bring several good horses Jn addition to the string 'he raced at Ascot last sensori.' "J. J. Walsh and his string of twenty-nine horses are expected to arrive this afternoon, as Manager ' Brooks had a telegram from him, sent from La Junta, . Colo. notifying him that he expected to arrive today. In Ills shipment are several good performers and he has liberally patronized the several ! '" 1 stakes. . "W. T. Anderson has a large string already stabled at Ascot having- arrived- several days' ago. ' In his stable' are several ''ifep" ones, but his last! season's crack, Fustian, probably is yet the best: horse of his lot. Anderson -was' one of the leading' winners on-'the Canadian-'circuit during tlie suram'eV' ' ! ' " 1 : season. . '!J. A. Bennet notified Manager Brooks this' morning that he would ship twelve horses to Ascot ; Thursday, and would follow ten days later. Bennet owns -many good-ones, but Flip Flap "prfcbably is his best performer. ',, "Frank Kelly, who lias been .threatening to race: at Ascot for two or three years, finally gratified' racegoers and the management by asking for" stable ' room for his cracks, .which" include Jetsam, Duicinea, Kitty II. and two two-year-olds by Knight of tlie Thistle. 1 "R.' S. Davidson will be among the new faces at Ascot next season. He lias' a large stable, headed by Euripides, a winner in the east. "Barney Schreiber will start his horses for the coast Thursday and the" Ascot -division should "arrive . by Monday. "Butch" Covington will be in charge of the division to be raced at the county track." England's Good Two-Year-Olds ENGLAND'S GOOD TWO-YEAR-OLDS. "Just as, no Sysonby lias turned up among the three-year-olds in America this year, so in England, despite Spearmint's Grand Prix victory, the run of klts and fillies of that age has not been phenomenal. On the contrary the year has been more noteworthy for vagaries than consistencies," says "Pop" in the Toronto .Sunday World. "Spearmint went wrong, or rather suffered injury after his French triumph. Sir Daniel :Coopcr's Flair early went to pieces. Lord Derby's Oaks winner, Keystone II., has proved of inoderate calibre. tThe st. Leger winner, Troutbeck, does not appear to be much more than a good, honest, consistent performer, but of ho startling merit Tlie Two Thousand Guinea winner, Gorgos, early proved little better than a spasm, and, in fact, all down the line the season has been marked by a total- absence of stars. As regards two-year-olds, the situation is very different. In tlie front ranks across tlie water some real cracks have been developed in Traqtiair, Slieve Gallion, GalvanI arid Polar Star, each of which in turn has held the palm. Unhappily, and I say 'unhappily' because in the circumstances it is a real misfortune, the last-riamed, a chestnut colt owned and bred by Colonel Hall Walker, who is running Major Eustace Loder very close as an owner of high-class horses,iy Pioneer (son of Galopin" and Moorhen, dam of Gallinule, sire of Pretty Polly) out of Go On, a mare that was sold five years ago as a six-year-old for ninety quineas, by Isosceles Springthorn, has no classic engagements next year, although he was given two dozen engegements for the present year. "Polar Star has won no fewer than twelve races off the reel, and retires into winter quarters with an unbeaten record, his last performance being in the Criterion Stakes at the Houghton meeting at Newmarket, when he beat Major Eustace Loder's GalvanI, both carrying 130 pounds, the Duke of Westminster'; Dutsy .Miller and Leopold de Rothschild's Sequin. An English correspondent speaks of Polar Star, whose sire, , Pioneer, was seventeen when he got' him out of a $450 niare, and Was standing at twenty guineas, having never previously distinguished himself, as being rather straight in his hocks, but possessing a fine burst of speed and. gnuid sjamlga,' In tue Orerlon, ' jumping off at ' t-. .i. . . ' ... . :-. ; - once,' 'lieheld Galvanb at bay all the way, winning' in decisive style by a couple of lengths.. Dusty Miller, which finished third, Is a good-looking colt, but it is feared that he is only moderate. He is own-brother to "Rydal Head, and perhaps lie may improve next year. The performance of Polar Star was in every sense a brilliant one, and whilst Colonel Hall Walker was naturally delighted, the greatest praise is due to Ills trainer, W. T. Robins-son, who, ever since the colt was a yearling, has implicitly believed that he would prove ' to be a horse far above the average in capacity. His judgment has been fully justified by results, and possibly If Robinson's opinion of the colt" were published to the world, few1 would be found credulous enough to agree 'with' liini. Anyhow, :Polar Star retires Into winter quarters absolutely unbeaten! He certainly docs not possess the' length and scope of GalvanI, -jwid while disclaiming any wish to depreciate his. 'unbeaten merits, 1 shall be surprised If Major Loder's colt does nbt prove to be the better three-year-old.' Robinson; the trainer, won on the same day wjtli Mimosa, a two-year-old by Santol, and with James, a three-year-old by Oriflamb." "Little Joe" Notter's Rise "LITTLE JOE" NOTTER'S BISE. Its a far cry from a little stable lad at .$13 a : month to a jockey commanding a salary of ?S,000 a year, but Joe Notter, a Brooklyn lad sixteen years ' old, has spanned ' this gulf Inside of " Tour months and today owns a fine home in one of the: best residential sections of Kings County, says the New ; York World. ; ' "Little Joe" weighs less than ninety -five pounds. He is a chubby lad, with short legs that scarcely reach below the flaps of his saddle. His face is-a Veritable looking-glass "of mirth." Ilii eyes fairly dance a metis twinkle' at 'all' times,. Ills lips1 are parted in a grin of delight and his freckles are bsually puckered up yito wrinkles caused by his: .. . good nature;:, : ! The only time that Notter is not laughing, and playing pranks is when he is on the back of a race-mad thoroughbred. Tlicri lie throws to tlie : winds liis frlyqlity and becomes as steady as the: 'swing of a clock's pendulum. He listens attentively 'to the riding" Instructions of the- turfmen who employ him and forgets all else in his desire to pilot ills mount home a winner. T Little Notter's skill in the saddle Is the product, of long tuition by his employer, Jack McGinriis. He is considered by many horsemen the ' lad who is destined to play the' part next year of Walter Miller's greatest rival for- the honors of the saddle. Wowly but steadily he caine into the limelight of jturf publicity by riding winners at long odds. His frequent success with horses that were at big prices' soon earned for him the racetrack title of "the long-shot jockey."- He rode many more of these, kind of horses to victory than Miller, and his employer, who backs his mounts religiously is $10,000 winner Qnjjtlie season. '. Notter ' will continue in McGInnis's '.employ for another year. The latter signed him three years ago. to ride his horses until 190S. After the contract; "ends the boy will "probably sign to ride the horses belonging to a rich owner. He will be able to do light weight, 100 pounds, for several years. This Is. a valuable asset to a jockey with skill and will euable .him to command a. high salary. r Important Canadian Betting Decision " IMPORTANT CANADIAN" "BETTING" DECISION. j"jf ""r "" V v At Toronto three out of live judges of the Court of Appeals have upheld the conviction against J. S. Saunders and others for conducting gaming houses at the Woodbine raqetrack. These three judges have expressed their opinion that betting booths such as have existed at the Woodbine fell within the terms of the section of the criminal code prohibiting gaming houses. In effect the decision is that in future there can be no betting in booths at any racetrack in this country, though no restraint has actually been placed' on the act of betting itself. Mr;' Justice; Garrow, one of the two' dissenting judges, expressed the opinion that tlie object of-the legislature had apparently been to reserve race courses of incorporated associations as places where betting might take place without the' participants being subject to any penalty. On this account he thought any move to eliminate such betting had better lie made through the legislature. Chief Justice Meredith thought that the'epnviction should be quashed because the defendants were riot the keepers of disorderly houses in the facts as related. The decision will doubtless be taken' to the Supreme Court. Concerning the decision the Toronto Globe of -Monday says: "Now that a majority of the Court of Appeals has decided that tlie methods of bookinaking ! in' vogue throughout Canada are not legal, the bookmaker will have Jo change his methods or .go out of business. He will probably adopt the former alternative, unless there is an appeal, which will, ; no doubt, be taken, as the court was divided in the opinion given on Saturday. The question of the legality of betting on race courses was not before the court. As Mr. Justice Garrow remarked In his opinion,1 the trend bf legislative movement is all in favor of that. He probably had in mind the bills now in the British Parliament and the legislatures of Victoria and New South Wales, providing for the suppression of street 'and shop betting. In all of them race courses are exempted, arid Mr. Herbert Gladstone, the' British Home Secretary, has stated that is the policy of the "" n bill in England." 1 - ( - Phillips Ships to City Park PHILLIPS SHIPS TO CITY PARK. Jack Phillips has shipped ids string of fourteen horses to City Park. Phillips-has been greatly disappointed in Jack Dolan, but believes the horse will come back to his form at New Orleans. He hopes to have Farrell, the midget rider, who was put under the ban on the northern circut, restored to good standing and predicts that the lad will make good in a' big way. Racing Dates for 1906 RACING DATES FOR 1906. Latonia Jockey Club, Covington, Ky., October 22 to November VJ. ' Maryland Jockey Club, Baltimore, Md., November 1 to November 14.. : Queens County Jockey Club, Aqueduct, N- Y., November 3 to November 15.' : Washington Jockey Club, Bennlngs, ' P. C, November 10 to December 1. , u New California Jockey Clnb, Oakland. Cal., November 17, 1006, to about .May 15, 1907. ; Los Angeles Jockey Club, Ascot Park, Cal., November 20, 1906, to about March 13, 1907. CRESCENT CITY JOCKEY CLUB, NEW ORLEANS. ' November 24 to PecerriDer" 8 (13 Vlays). Diecember 24 to January 5 (12 day's). January 21 to February 2 (12 days); February 18 to March 2. (12 days). March IS to "March" SO 112 days) : Baltimore Form Chart BALTIMORE FORM CHART. ' '" ' (P'lMLlCO.) PIMLICO, ME., November 7, 1906 Sixth day. Maryland Jockey Club. Fall Meeting (12 days). f -'.-'- r ; '" ' Weather clear; track fast. (23. books-on.)' . Presiding Judge, Frank J. Bryan. Stf-rter, A. B. Dade: Secretary; W. P. Rlggs. " Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. ' Figures in parenthesis following' the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse arid weight carried. -- d A lrr FIRST RACE & 1-2 Furlongs. (l':07i C 99.) $400 added. H-year-olds. Maidens. jQOob.V 1 Special W'eights. Net value to winner $360. !Ind Horses AWtPP St 4, xk Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 4d332DOC KYLE wn 110 S 2 in Vh Vh U J Lee C W Richardson 21 13-513-51-5 1-2 65332 MEDDLESOME BOY w 107 5 6 61 CJ 7 2"t J DennisonMrs L S Farigle 10 20 15 C 21 GSoSt'JUNE TIME wb 107 2 5 21 21 3H 3n Engl'der J Garson 5 G 3i 7-5 7-10 653R2"DIEBOLD 110 9 3 5 4'J 2& 4i Mercado A L Aste 10 15 15 G 3 65350 DAN KALI we 110 1 10 3ii 3'S M 51 O'Brien W Huffman 10 20 15 6 2. 6531S MONKEY PUZZLE "Wii 110 -4 0 10 10 5 6s J -Johnson E W Lagerroth 7 6 2 7-5 64452 GEORGE B. WD 110 3 S 71 8J 7 Hagan G Beckett .7 7 6 2 G-5 6518!) QUEEN- OF KNIGHT w 107 11 7 71 8l 9J 84 Miles H Angarola 30 40 .40 15 6 65318CX)MMODORE THEIN W 110 7 1 "4S 51 61 S2 J Walsh J J TWackessey 10 15 15 6 21 65368 THE GALLOPER w 107 10 4 9- 92 10 10 Nodrie P T 'Pumphrey 25 40 40 15 C 'BERWYN . w 110 6 11 11 11 11 11 Koerner T Clyde 10 23 20 S 4 TiniCi 24i, 49, l:02t, 1:09. AVUiner Br c, by Fatherless Miss ItUodie (trained by W. Hollar). Went to post at 2:17. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Doc Kyle showed the most speed all the way, but in the filial furlong tired wheni Meddlesome Boy closed iip and Lee had "all he eould do to make him last long enough. Meddlesome Boy was outrun for the first three furlongs, then made up a lot of ground and finished fast and 'gaining. June Time showed; speed", but tired from racing after the winner. Diebold ran well, was; best and would have won with a competent riier. Darikali ran a fairly good race and might liavg Iieen closer up but for" some Interference. Scratched 05318 Cambyses, 110. . C&'K A SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. (l:13i 1114.) $400 added. "3-year-ohis and upward. fjOxUO Selling. Net value to winner $355. 'lud Horses AWtPP StVi Vz Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P -S " (6535DHOORAY wb 3 115 2 2 2'1 2i 2'1 lh Hagan A X. Asto 1 1 1 out 65065 BELLE STROME w 4 122 7 3 1- Is 1J 22 J Johnson Arverne Stable C S 8 21 4-5 65211 CADICHON w 3 112 5 4 41 31 3nt 3'1 W Riley U Z DeArman 8 12-10 3 1 6536D3KILTS w- 4 125 3 5 51 A 4'1 4 J "Walsh M Welsh 15 20 15 4 7-5 65353 KN'T" OF RHODES w 9 112 4 7 7 6"-5 O'Leary P M Burch 12 23 25 8 4 65333 HYPERION w 4 122 1 1 3nk 5nk 5& 620 J Lee G C Smithson 13-513-513-54-5 out 65369 CONTENP WB 8 122 6 C 7 61 7 7 Barnett D Reynolds 60 100 100 30 15 Time, 21, 49, 1:15. ; ' Winner Ch. c, by Plaudit Readina (trained by C. II. Diebold). Went.to post at 2:37. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Hooray ran in a forward position all the Way and wore Belle Strome down In the last few yards under a liard drive. -The latter showed superb speed, set a good pace, held on gamely at the end and would have woii'if better lidden. Cadichou ran in improved form and finished gamely. Kilts ranwell and would have been third with a good ridsr up. Knight of Rhodes began slowly, but finished fast. Scratched 65351 Quadrille, 117; 05354 Blue Coat, 125; 647S7 Akbar, 120; OS457 Cedric, 117. Incorrect .Wight In entries-Contend, 117. R. A AO 'THIRD RACE 1 1-1C Miles. (l:4Si 1108.) The Country Club of Pimlico Stakes. v O O rxAJ&y Value $1,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $725. nd Horses . AWt PPSt4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Q-H' OPS (65352) WEIRDSOME "W 6 100 2 2 55 4J 32 21 in Hagan D L Holden Jr 4 6 4 8-5 9-10 65351 ANNETA LADY w 3 103 5 3 31 lh l1! I1 23 Koerner C W Richardson 2 11-59-5 3-5 out 65390'GREVILLA tvb 3 93 0 4 6s 6 6 52 3 Engl'der E 31 Mitchell 7 12 10 4 S-5 653132BRYAN w 4 108 3 5 22 22 21 32 4 W Riley U Z DeArman 4 6 5 8-3 7-10 (65317)THE CLOWN w 3 110 7 1 4 3 42 4 5& J Lee G Brown Jr 2 2J 21 4-5 2-5 653182NOBLESSE OBLIGE w 4 105 J 6 l2 5' 5'1 62 6 J Walsh Oakley Stable 50 100 60 20 8 65333 NONSENSE w 3 93 477 7777""J Schaller Mrs R Bradley 20 40 40 12 5 Time, 24, 49, 1:14, 1:41 J, 1:48J. Winner Ch. g, by Atheling Maggie Weir (trained by E. II. Hanna). Went to post at 3:04. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. .Welrdsouw closed up very gamely in the last sixteenth and, catching Anneta Lady tiring, got up, in time to win out. ririeta Lady had rib mishaps, set a fast pace for the best part of the. distance and hnng on well in a good race. Grevilla was saved, from the early pace, came with a rush at the end "and would have won in a few more yard. Bryan was. prominent .for-over seven furlongs, then tired and was eased up. Tlie Clown tired when called on in the. stretch. Scratched Co40S Hyperion, 10S; 05390 Sonoma Belle, 100; 05390 Euripides, 93; (05373)BelIe of Jossa-mlne. 105. FA l f FOURTH RACE About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. (4:23--l.r.S.) $500 added. O tt iL-J 4-year-olds and' upward."- Allowances. Hunters. Net value' to winner '$48ti. tnd " Horse's AWtPPSt3 6 9 12-StrFln Jockeys Owners - -- Q JVC p S 5S633.1T.ELLEARE ws 5-15S 10 ",2 1 Ink 1? ii to Savage1' Mr 'SIcMurtrie 6 6 "5 "2 "6-5 652762MOUNT, HENRY W 4 137 9 6 3 32 5 53 2 2 Soffel H S' Page . 15 30 20 8 4 (,53?73J:ni;TELLUS' ' WSS1 7 I if ? 3i 2i 3' ? Rogan I .FOX v. .2 1I-5JH1 ?"5 ' 1 1 .' 62119 KIRKLEVINGT'N TV 7 165 8 8 5 5s 2k 4s 5'J 45 Moon E Crozier 5 10 10 4 2 51S13 ESSEX WB 3 137 5 4 7 7 6 31 4 5 A Hewitt D Green 10 15 10 4 2 653713MY GRACE w 5 151 15 4s 4. 4' 6" T520 6 Robinson Oakley Stable 8 10 8 3 S-5 (65255)GYPSIC ws S 160 2 3 6' 6 8' S 8 72B Mr O'BrienJ J O'Brien C 10 8 3 8-5 632733OTHO VAUGH TVs 5 IBS 3 10 9' 9'5 75 7 7'i S G "Wilson F II Von Staden 10 15 10 4 2 64937 PALEFACE w 5 144 C 11 10 10 9 Pulled up. A'sberger R S Sloane 30 CO 60 20 10 GS45S FLARA w S 163 4 9 S ' S8 Fell. Mr Atk'sonA B Atkinson 20 40 30 15 7 B53S9 RUEENS W 8 165 11 7 Fell. E Heider H Joyce 6 15 15 6 3 Time. 4:32. Winner B. g, by Sykeston Dew of June (trained by A. Allen). Went to post at 3:44. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and tbird the same. Toll-fare bandied 'its weight well, fenced finely and, showing much the most speed, won eased up. Mount Henry came from a long way back,- improves with Tracing and will be a good steeplechaser. Nutellus tired under his big weight. Essex fenced in 2ood Style, but is a half-breed and probably not a stayer. Kirk-levington had no mishaps. Gypsic pulled up lame. Itubens fell at the third jump, Flara at the fifth and Paleface was pnlled up at the ninth. Overweights Flara. 3 pounds. CtZ'A'l l FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (1:07J 3 09.) 400 added. 2-year-olds. Fillies. O Q -bJL JL Selling. Net value to winner $3G0. ' ' Ind Horses - AWtPPSt 34 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C PS 65314 SUSANNAH w" 99 1 3 l3 1 1 1 J Johnson K C Bates 30 40 30 12 6 65372 LUCY MARIE TV 109 4 8 71 45 4' 2b Koerjier J J Mackessey 3 31 .3 G-5 3-5 C4771 LAURA A w 104 2 4 2 2l 3' 3l Noone G Connell 11-52J 2 9-102-5 65372 EMINOLA w 109 S 10 10l 10s 61 4 JL.ee Mrs R Bradley C 7 .C 2 .1 GSSSoWANOY w S6 9 1 4 51 51 5'1 EnKl'der J Garson 3 6 5 2 1 65314 BETTIE LANDON ws 99 11 6 31 3 2 62 J Walsh Oakley Stable 20 25 25 10 5 653SS DAIRY MAID -S9 6 2 5b 7 7J 71 J Schaller Joe -West 40 100 60 20 10 637372MISS JERSEY w 99 7 .7 61 61 8 8'j Hagan M Welsh 10 40 30 12 6 651S9 SILVER POINT 94 3 5 11 11 11 9 Mercado A L Aste 40 50 50 20 10 C5372 NELLIE RACINE w 99 . 5 9 81 S2 91 103 Jno Hen'syM Jordan 10 45 15 6 3 ' 65314aBLACK FLAG tvs 104 10 11 Si 9 10 11 Clare W Chamberlain 8 "12 10 4 2 Time, 12i, 24, 40, 1:02, 1;00. Winner B. f. by Filigrane Carooua (trained by R. J. Walden). Went to .post at 4:10. At post-5 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Susannah begun quickly and obtained a winning lead in the first quarter, held her advantage, but tired and was all out at the end and -doing her best to stall off the rush of Lucy Marie. The latter was best and would have wou with an even break and no interference, closed up very fast at the end and would have been in front in two more strides. Laura A. ran in a good position all the way and finished gamely, but could never get up. Emlnola, worth remembering In the same company, closed a big gap. Bettie Landon rhowd ppeed, but quit In the stretch; Scratched -G53CS Willetta, 00. K A l O sHth RACE 1 Mile. (1:40? t 105.) f400 added. 3-year-olds and upward. y) Qb JL JU Selling. Net value to winner $350. ' "ind Horses " AWtPP 'St & Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C PS 65370 IVANHOE w 4 104- 2 1 1' 1 l2 l'J 11 J Johnson Arverne Stable 8 10 G 2 4-5 65370 BLUE BUCK tvb 5 104 3 3 3b 2b A- 41 2.'1 J DennisonMrs W Keating 3 4 31 1 1-2 (61911) RAMA wn 3 87 6 . 6 .4 31 3b 3b 3b Engl'der U Z DcArman 7-5 7-511-101-2 out 65351 SINGING MASTER W 5 104 5 7 52 a'J 2b 21 43 Jno Hen'syM Jordan 8 12 12 4 8-5 653742WIDOW'S MITE wb 6 99 1 2 62 62.- 51 52 53 Noone Queen City Stablel3-53i .31 1 2-5 65374 PARKVILLE TVB 5 107 7 5 ? 7 7 7 62 O'Brien C Hill 20 40 30 10 4 65333 EDGELY tvb 4 104 4 4 2 4b C' 6 7 R Head P Gallagher 15 25 20 7 3 Time, 24, 491, 1:14, 1:42'. Winner Ch. g, by Hermence Georgia Kinney (trained by T. E. Mannlx). , Went to post at 4:45. At post G minutes. Start good! Won driving; second and third ths same. Ivanhoe showed the most speed all the way and ran in much improved form, hung on well under a hard drive and won holding his own. Blue Buck ran in a good position all the way, was going fast" at the end and can beat tfcls.sort when at his best. Rama had no mishaps and ran well, but was all out at the end to beat Singing Master. The latter made up a lot of ground and moved up on the stretch turn into, a contending position, but tired in the stretch run. Widow's Mite can do much better. Scratched (65394)Chippewa, 90; G53702Chyfonte, 99; 01950 Vagabond. S7. Page [3] New York Form Chart NEW YORK FORM CHART. (AQUEDUCT.) AQUEDUCT, Li I., November 7, 1906. Fourth day. Queens County Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting (11 days). Weather clear; track fast. (210 books on.) Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassldy. Sccratary, F. Rehberger. Racing starts at. 2:00 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distauce of ach race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. : Ci K " Ci FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. (1:12 3 110.) $800 added. 2-ycar-olds.v Allowances. O O O V Q Net value to winner $700. Ind'H'o"rses AWtPP St 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 6521C2MONTGOMERY w 112 11 5' 2b 11 Notter F A Forsythe 7-5 8-5 6-5 2-5 out (651S5)MAIN CHANCE w 113 6 5. 3 21 3 21 Shaw J E Seagram 8-5 11-52 3-5 out C5343FISH HAWK TV 109 7 3 21 in 1& 3l Sewell Palestine Stable G 10 10 21 4-5 65294 LINNEPEE w r97 3 4 53 & 54 4nk R- McDan'IDelaware Stable 40 60 30 8 4 C5324 CONJECTURE w 94 4 2 1& 3 4l 5 W Miller Newcastle Stable S 15 12 4 7-5 63328 YORKIST TV 104 2 7 7 7 G2 6 R Wilson T W Coulter- 12 20 15 5 8-5 G5333 BIG STORE wB 99 5 6 6s 61 7 7 A'an DusenE Wishard 30 40 30 8 4 Time. 14, 20, 50, 1:14$. Winner Ch. c, by Pessara Montgomery Cooper (trained by R. Colston). Went to pest at 2:01. At post 1 minute.; Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Montgomery, from a. good inside forward; position, failed repeatedly In attempts to come through next to the rail in the stretch, but finally secured a late opening and drew up like a flash to win drawing clear. Main Chance b;gan slowly, but closed un rapidly on the outside, joined the leaders in the stretch and gamely earned second place in a tierce closing drive. Fish Hawk set the pace until in the last couple of strides, where lie was headed, but ran a .superior class race. Linnepee was well up from the start and : goiug fast at the end. Conjecture helped to force the pace and tired in the final sixteenth. Yorkist, away poorly, trailed for five furlongs and then closed up with unexpected speed. Scratched (G53G1) Sally Preston. 109; (G5338)Royal Ben, 107; .05282 Willdo. 94. Incorrect weight In entries Conjecture, 104. . Overweights Main Chance, 1 pound. nQQO SECOND RACE 1 Mile. (1:38 3 1QG.) $S00 added. All Ages. Handicap. OtlO vO Net value to winner $710. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 653G02MARTIN DOYLE - w 4 110 4 3 4l 4l 3h 15 Is Jas Hen'syA Turney 4-5 6-5 7-101-4 out C2693 LD. OF THE VALE wb 6 117 6 5 1' 11 2h 2l 23 J Jones A Belmont 10 15 12 4 S-5 65323 SAILOR BOY wsb-4 90 5 4 2& 21 11 32 3 G Burns W C Daly 10 15 15 4 S-5 6506S SINGLE SHOT w 3 104 1 7 6' 6 61 6' 4& W Miller W Clay 5 8 7 2 4-5 G52S9 WORKMAN ws3 4 92 3 1 51 51 51 55a C Ross T D Sullivan 30 50 40 10 4 65343 CONSISTENT w 3 95 7 2 31 3' 4'1 4i 61 Notter T L Watt 4 5 4 1 2-5 65137 O. K. -WS3SS2677777 Harty T Bellingham 50 100 100 30 15 Time, 13, 24, 37, 49. 1:11J. 1:40?. Winner B. g, by Captain Sigsbee Ls Wanda (trained by A. Turney). Went to post at 2:27. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won in a canter; second driving; third the same. Martin Doyle, after being shut-' off repeatedly in the early running, came along on the qutsido in the stretch and made good with a great rush. Lord of the Vale, fresh and good, forged into the lead early and: in a do the running to midway of the stretch before he succumbed, dropped back suddenly and then came again. Sailor Boy rail forwardly for seven furlongs and seemed sure of second place when beginning the Inst sixteenth, when he suddenly quit. Single Shot was badly outpaced for the first half, but finished gaining. Workman was a close up fifth, showing big improvement. Consistent essayed to make the running, but failed to stay and ran a bad race. ' Scratched--G53433Monet, 104. I pT Q Q.T7 THIRD " RACE 5-8 Mile Straight. (592110.) $700 added. 2-year-olds. Fillies. OQO t; 1 Selling. Net value to winner $750. Ind Horses AWtPP St -,4 v Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 65302 JERSEY LADY w 103 12. I2 1 1 1 Finn J R Pyne 6 8 6 2 1 (653GDSALLY PRESTON wb 108 3 1 22 22 2 2' W Miller M A Healey 4-5 1 7-101-4 out 65325 LADY KARMA w 108 5 5 31 31 3n 33 W Doyle D Gideon 30 40 30 10 5 64361 NEOSKALEETA wb 108 13 8 71 5l 42 4 Notter J L McGinnis 20 60 40 12 C , 65324!IRVINE w 10S 6 3 4l 4& 5& 51 R McDan'lH B Duryea 15 20 15 G 3 6533S GRACE GEORGE wb 10S 11 4 51 7& 72 61 Beckman Delaware Stable 30 50 40 12 6-652S2 WATERSPEED TV 103 8 6 6b "61 61 72 Marshall H K VIngut 15 100 100 40 20 65142 ROLLICKING GIRL "W 10S 12 7 8 Si 81 8?. Myers L A Burns 20 50 40 12 C C53043DOLLIE DOLLARS W 103 10 12 13 9l 9 9s C Ross C T Hcnshall 5 6 4 6-5 -3-5 62629 ROSALIA wb 103 ' 7 13 12 101 10 10 Drolette F A Forsytho 15 40 30 10 G 65361 JAI ALAI W 103 2 9 92 m 111 ll2 Jas Hen'syW M Scheftel 20 40 40 12 6 65325 LA ROSE w ICS 9 11 11 12 12 12 W Mcln'reH T Griffin 30 50 40 12 G STEPPINGSTONE- w 10S 14 10 10113 13 13 Van DusenJ R Kcene 20 50 40 12 6 QUINCE' wlOS 4 14 14 14 14 14 Sewell T Hitchcock Jr 30 30 20 6 3 Time, 59. Winner Ch. f, by Hamburg Lady Agnes (trained by E. Van Kuren). Went to post at 2:50. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Jersey Lady, suddenly improved, quickly established a. long lead and- maintained it to the end, winning off and was much the best. Sally Preston .was always in nearest pursuit ;of the winner, but could never get up. Lady Karma, a fine looker, secured a lucky start, :ran prominently throughout, finished a fast going third anil is very prpmising. Neoskaleeta, away poorly, came fast from the rear and is worth watching. Irvine showed early speed, but was not good enough here. Grace George finished well. Water-speed Is improving and finished well up and going fast. Dollle Dollars was nearly lert. Scratched G5324 Donna Elvira, 103: G5324sBelle of Iroquois, 10S; G5325 Alta Farola, 103; G5215 Bromina, 108; 05324 Illusion, 103; G53G1 Viva Voce, 108. . pT QQQ FOURTH RACE--7-8 Mile. (1:2G 3 101.) Woodmere Stakes. $1,000 added. J UOu O 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $1,125. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 65322;JACOBITE WB 3 110 6 3 l3 I3 l3 l3 l2 Sewell E R Thomas 1 1 9-102-5 out 65290 KEATOR tvb 4 100 1 2 31 33 4l 2i 2 Beckman F J Farrell 7 15 15 4 8-5 65343'MONET wb 5 112 2 1 2l 21 2& 3ll 33 Finn J HVMcCormick 5 9 8 21 1 653393WES wb 3 107 3 6 4 51 3b 42 4 W Miller F Brown 4 5 5 6-5 2-5 (65342)ED BALL W 6 102 5 5 5 4l 5 5 51S C Ross J A Bennot 5 5 4 1 1-2 6535D ALBERT F. w 3 103 4 4 6 6 6 6 G Jas Hen'syP J Dwyer 15 40 40 10 3 Time. 12i, 24J, 3G. 4Sj. 1:13J 1:202. Winner B. g, by Golden Garter Flora Mac (trained by A. J. Joyner). Went to post at 3:27. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won in a canter; second driving; third the Fame. Jacobite broke flatfooted, but established a long lead in a twinkling and, running unextended, dimply played vith those behind him. Kentor ran in forward and game pursuit throughout, but nnavall-lngly. Monet ran prominently all the way and was tiring right at the end. Wes broke slowly and was Fhut off early in an effort to wait with him and failed" to make any impression in a belated stretch effort. Ed Bail was badly outpaced from the start and ran a bad race. Albert F. was sore and far outclassed here. Scratched (G5359) Athlete, 103; (C5370Dreamer, 105. FqQQ FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. (1:3S 3 10C.) $700 added. 3-year-olds and upward. UtOtU Maidens. Selling. Net value to winner $750. ind Horses AWtPP St & Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 652792ASTER D'OR w 3 100 11 7 8 Sb 51 1& l2 W Miller Mr Madison 4-5 4-5 7-101-3 out 65279 HOW ABOUT YOU tvb 3 93 8 4 3b 3i 2b 2b 2 J C Ross J Fitzslmmons 10 20 15 4 8-5 65279s COMEDIAN w 3 100 1 1 4 41 4b 31 33 Finn C F Clark 10 15 12 4 2 65279 SADLER wb 3 95 13 2 6b Cb 6 61 4b H Alex L O Appleby 8 15 10 3 7-5 64996 KING HENRY w 3 97 5 5 21 2' 3b. 5 1 53 R McDan'lA, Cefalo 20 30 20 8 4 G4978 BLUE PIGEON WSB 4 97 15 8 51 73 81 7b 6' T Mahon J W Colt 20 30 30 10 4 63S9S SNOW KING w 4 107 2 3 lb 11 lb 4b 71 W Doyle A S Snyder 20 SO CO 12 6 65236 LADY AVIS w 3 97 9 13 10 11 11 91 Si Schilling J F Hale 50 100 100 30 15 65187 BIZZY IZZY wsb 4 93 12 6 72 5 71 S1 S- Beckman J Bennett 30 30 20 8 4 65U3 ON THE EVE wb 4 97 '3 12 123 9- 92 102 10 G Burns G Henry 50 60 60 20 10 64799 LEFT TVsb 3 102 7 10 92 102 102 11 ll3 W Mcln'reT A Church 20 20 20 8 4 65211 ELTOPIA w 3 97 10 11 ll2 12 12 12 12 Notter Hamilton Stable 20 40 30 8 4 64727 BILL COZIER W 4 97 14 14 13 13 13 13 13 F Swain J L Allen 50 100 100 30 15 G499S DR. DIX w 3 97 4 9 Fell. Jas Hen'syW W Darden 30 50 10 4 2 65259 SUPREME w 3 109 G Pulled up. Sewell R Minton . 20 30 SO 8 4, Time, 13i, 25, 30!,. 49?. 1:15, 1:42?. Winner Br. c, by Octagon Astoria (trained by J. Whalen). Went to post at 3:5G. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Aster d'Or broke slowly and was reserved under a, pull and badly messed about in consequence through the first half, but gradually wore the leaders 'Jown in .the stretch and won going away, now Abo;it You ran prominently throughout and gamely stood a hard closing drive. Comedian was always in forward and game contention. Sadler finished fast when too late. King Henry essayed to force the pace, but was badly messed nbout in the stretch and lost out under a bad ride. Blue Pigeon made up ground in the last half, fsnow King quit badly in the last quarter. , Lady Avis was nearly left and made up considerable ground. Scratched G530GsStolc, 97; G5113 Frills, 97; G530C.Tarlac, 100; 5C3S0 Star of Beverley, 100: G497S 'Adaline It., 10.'!- . - '- . OWWeigts-L?fti ? pounds; gwpr?W9, , ; ,- ,,. , ,, d A CC SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (1:12J 3 110.) $800 added. 3-year-olds. Fillies. - O tJ fc.w J Allowances. Net value to winner $720. t . Ind Horses AWtPPSt U Vt 34 Str.Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P. 8 (65190)SUFFRAGE will 6 4 lb is l lJ Wr Miller J RKeeno i-2r3-5-9-20out (65235)SISTER FRANCES tvb 103 5 5 4 2b i'l 23 Finn A Baker S-5 21 11-52-5 out 65029 SILVER WEDDING- wb 103 4 3 23 3 32 33 Notter J J O'Flaherty 40 100 60 10 G 64232 MOLLIE DONOHUE WB 103 11 3b 4 4 4 C Ross J Hynea 20 50 40 5 2 G52S03BIVOUAC W 103 2 2 6 52 5 58 W McIn'reA Belmont 10 15 15 21 4-6 '652S9 MARY B. CLARK tvb 103 3 6 G? G G G R McDan'lW H Chambers 20 50 40 6 3 Time, 13, 24R, 49, 1:14. - ' . ' ' - ;! Winner Ch. f, by Voter Queenston (trained by J. Rowe). Went to post at 4:25. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won in a canter; second driving; third the same. Suffrage outclassed the others and was very fit today, got away flatfooted, but dashed quickly Into the lead and made the running throughout hard held. Sister Frances also suffered nt the start-; -xas then sent along in an unavailing effort to overhaul the leader, tired at the end in 'consequence and was' drivlns hard to save second place. Sliver Wedding ran forwardly from the start, was crowded back when'.Tlfur long out and came again at the end arid finished wearing Sister Frances down foe second .'place. Mollie Donohue ran prominently for five furlongs and is in good form. Bivouac was nearly left and " had ho chance with a bad rider. . - Scratched (G5300)Crcsslna, 100; 05320 Commune, 103; C530G2Markle Mayer, 10S; C5211IClolstercss. 99; C5200 Ava, IPG; G5270 Miss Gllff, 97. . , . ; . . u. Latonia Form Chart LATONIA FORM CHART. (LATONIA.) COVINGTON, KY., November 7, 1906. Fifteenth day: Latonia Jockey Club. Fall Meeting (24 days). - Weather clear; track fast. (10 books on.) Presiding Judge, Charle3 F. Price. Starter J. J. Holtman. Secretary, John B. Dillon. .-tt Racing start's at 2:00 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs, B bNnkers. - Figures -Iriparenthesl8 following the distance or 'each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried.- 'y.-.u-(!S' d f Adl FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. (1;12 3 100. Purse $4Q0 3-ycar-olds and upwards OOEiV 1 Selling. Net value to winner $300. " !lnd Horses AWtPP St 'A Str Fin Jockeys Owners Q H C .P. 8" C5307 TSARA " ty 3 97 1 3 I'l l 1- 1 F Burton S Hudson 15 20'. 15 .6 -4 - 653C3 ADBELL tvb 5 105 5 14 S"" 3b 3b 2'1 A'buchon Mrs M Goldblatt 2 .14-521 6-5 3-5 G5327 FUGURTHA w 7 97 11 4 3b, 4 4b 31 J Smith W V Conran . GO GO -6,0 20 -10 65363 LIGHTBURN W 3 99 9 2 6b 5b 53 43 F Keyes L Lemp 3 5 14-56-5 1-2 63331 QUEEN ESTHER tvb 4 102 10 6 9'5 6 7 5b Swain W A Smith 15 20 20"7' 3 G520S OLIVER w 3 100 2 5 2b 21 21 6 Moreland H Herendcen 6 9 8 :21 fi-5 652S6 ANNIE BERRY tvb 3 92 13 7 51 75 61 71 Goldstein J Mclennan 30 50 50 20 10 65363 BAZIL ws 4 105 14 10 13 910 81 Wishard W Gerst v 15 20 20 8 4 652S8 BERNIE CRAMER wb 4 106 4 12 ll2 12 ll1! 9 Seder H -J Harris 30 30 20 5 4 65314 SHIPWRECK ws 3 97 7 1 4 S' 9 101 Lloyd C P Kennedy 50 CO GO 20 10 65327 D'ORMONT tvb 3 97 15 9 10' 101 81 111 T Taylor Oots Bros 8- 15 15 6 t 6508S JOE SHIELDS w 3 103 G 13 7b 14 123 12 Hogg J B Riley 40 40 i40 15 8 65327 FLOSS S. wn 3 97 12 11 14 11 132 13 Johan's'n J McDonald 15 25 25 & 4 651S0KISS V tvb 3 97 3 S 12 13 14 14 R Fisher G -B Smith 20 20 20.8 4 65309 IARONE TVB 3 27 8 15 15 15 15 15 Morris Sallee&L'cklelter 10 10 :i0 4 2 . Time, 24J, 4SJ, 1:14J. . v Winner Ch. f, by Ornament May Hempstead- (trained by S. Hudson). Went to post at 1:59. At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second driving; third. the same. Tsara, showing her best form, was a forward contender from the start and, taking a long lead aftcr.gpinff a quarter, woii all the way with plenty in reserve. Adbell, practically left at the post, closed a' blg 'gap steadily, finished fast and. with a better send-off, could not have lost. Fugurtha ran surprisingly: well and finished gamely. Lightburn ran a poor race and failed to show much speed. ' Queen Esther Caine. from a long way back in the stretch and showed improved form. Oliver tired badly after going. ?a bilf. D'Ormorit was noorly handled and had scant chance. ' i? Scratched052G9 Follow the Flag, 97 Overweights Lightburn, 2 pounds; Bazil, 3; Bernie Cramer, 4; Joe Shields, 3. f A fC SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. (1:12J 3 100.) Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Selllngr ' UtlatUil . Net value to -winner $300. :-':- Ind Horses r AWtPPSt Yt. y, Str Fin Jockeys Owners: O H C V 8 G5326 THE 'GOLDEN BIRD tvb 100 4 13 13b. 7nt 4 11 Lloyd J McDonald 1 30 -"30 -8 4 -653663IDALIA TV 106 1 4 1 11 2 D Austin Mrs J C Milam 21 3 Z 6-5?3-5 65362 SPIDER WEB TV 103 7 7 11' 9b" G'l 31 F Keyes W E Walsh 20 50 60 15 '8 i 63343 BEAUTIFUL MAYO TV 97 15 2 5 4b 3b 4h C Morris J Arthur 2 2 2 4-5 2-5 6534S GARGANTUA TV 106 9 3 2' 3h 6b 5 A'buchon -Mrs M -Goldblatt 6 6 5 2 1 65326 BONNIE KATE w 97 8 11 12 10' 10' 6b Johan's'n J Walters 30 30 20 .8 4 65108 POSTER flIRL w 94 2 G 6b 11 7 7 Goldstein G Holle 20 50 40 15 ,8 65345 BEAU BRUMMEL tvsb 97 13 12 9 Sb 91 S3 Goedike John Marklein 20 30 30 '10 6 633KG HANDSPIKE TV 94 10 1 4b "gnk S 91 T Taylor W C Overton 30 40 30 12 1! 62S91 VIPSANIA TV 97 3 5 31 2 2b 101 Huestis S Hudson 15 30 30 8 4 6i366-FRENCH EMPRESS TVS 97 5 10 10b igi llh yi Moreland W F King 10 15 15 6 8. 65264 CAHORE TV 94 14 8 7b 61 12 12' R Fisher W C Scott 25 30 12 6 65345 CAMILLE Tvb 100 11 14 14 133 133 135 Swain W A Smith 15 15 05 ' .1 65345 NANCY HART TV 106 13 15 15 14 14 14 Seder D L Peterson 25 40 '40 rlS S 65362 INTAGLIS TV 94 6 9 S'l Fell. F Burton T W Moore 20 " 50 50.18 .8 Time, 24R, 49g, l:15i. Winner Ch. f, by First Mate Amy Robsart ( trained by W. Wells). Went to post at 2:25. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. . The Golden Bird, showing greatly improved, form, gained steadily on the others from a bad startaad, coming with a rush through the stretch, got up to win in the final strides. Idalla, away well in, motion, showed the most early speed, but tired slightly near the end and will improve. Spider Web, staudJng'ia hard drive gamely, finished going fast and at a. longer distance would have-won. 'Beautiful. Mayo.,ranylls-appolhtingly md can do much better. Gargantua tired badly In the .closing drive. Bonnie. Katerana good race and closed a big gap. Vipsanla was a forward contender in the .early stages and, better ridden, might have been closer up. Intaglls was caught In a jam on the first turn and fell. " - . ; , Scratched G47SS Salvisa, 94. t J Overweights Bonnie Kate, 3 pounds; Nancy Hart, 3. d K A f Q THIRD RACE 7-8 Mile. (1:25 3 104.) Purse $500. All Ages. Allowances.- POtUD Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses AWtPP St V. Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 (65347)MINNIE ADAMS W 3 114 5 3 3b 31 31 2' 1 Nicol F Cook 3-101-3,1-4 out 65148 TELEGRAPHER wb 3 95 3 4 42 41 5 3 2" Moreland W M Majlory ' 40 100 100 20 , 3 653S3 OLD STONE wn 5 109 2 1 11 21 lb 11 31 A'buchon Mrs M Goldblatt10 20 . 20 9-5"out 64S97 MORTIBOY W 2 771 1 2 2J 11 2 4 42 J Connolly Mrs .M Goldblatt10 20 '20 9-5 out (65328WOB COYNE wb 3 101 4 G 5 5 4J 5 5 T 'Taylor C C McCafferty 4 5 5 2-5 but Counled in betting. Time, 24, 49. 1:14J. 1:27. : "Winner B. f, by Cesarion Bretzel (trained by W. E. Phillips). Went to post at 2:47. At post 5 minutes. Start fair. Won handily; second driving; third the same. Minnie Adam3 got away in a tangle and was saved from the early pace, then took the lead when called ion in the stretch, but had to do her best near the end. Telegrapher ran a good race, saved much ground ' all the way and. finishing gamely under hard urging, got up In the final stride. Old Stone, away" fully ;in motion, forced the early pace and tired near the end. Mortiboy showed speed. Joe Coyne ran -a badvrace" -and can do much better. " 5 Scratched J53472Noel, 92; (G53G4)Dr. Spruill, 109; (05296) Tanager, 85. Overwelghts Mortiboy, 3 pounds. Old Stone, singly, place. 2 to 1; show, 1 to 4. Mortiboy, singly, place, 4 to 1; show, evens. CiK i fi FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. (1:391 4100.) Purse $400. ' 3-year-blds and upward. ; ' - OOtibMrfc ' Selling. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWtPP St 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H OPS 65319 BELDEN ws 3 103 3 1 Sb 6b 6 2b l2 Lloyd J Gass 21 3 3 6-5' 3-5 653633RUILOBA w 3 100 5 10 6 3h 3'1 31 22 F Burton G W Innes 5 5 18-57-5 7-10 63304 WINDSHIELD w 3 103 2 3 lb 1' 11 lb 33 R Fisher J C Ferriss Jr 15 20 .20 : 8 " 4' 65266 JOE LESSER w 8 109 7 4 3b 2'1 2b 5b 4'1 D Austin C E Patterson 5 5 4 2 1 65382 PERCY GREEN ws 4 109 S 6 4b 81 4 62 5b Hogg M Ochsner 20 25 25 10 G 65221 KNOWLEDGE ws 5 109 12 14 9' ll3 62 41 6' Mountain J H Sho'uldlce 20 25 25 -8 4 6520S2STELLA EICHBURG W 3 100 13 2 21 5b 9' 71 72 Moreland R H Clark 15 15 12 4 2 653S7 DUNGANNON w 5 109 1 5 11 102 103 8 S3 F Keyes G H Knebelkamp25 30 30 12 6 65004 PRINCE OF PLESS ws 3 98 9 12 101 12 11 9 9 Wylie J S 'Bratton 20 25 25 .10 6 64134 GLOBE RUNNER wb 3 100 1G 13 13l 9' 123 102 102 Goldstein F W Schmidt 60 75 75 30 15 64061 PETER BECKER W 3 95 15 9 51 4b 7111111 Huestis S T White 60 100 100 40 20 64719 JUCORA " W 4 109 14 7 7 71 SI 13' 121 A'buchon P T Weir 20 20 20 8 4 65312 ANTIBIA W 3 104 11 S 122 14 142 142 135 W B'hananMrs T D Forsythe30 - 40 30 12 G G33003D. G. TAYLOR wsb 3 100 4 15 15 153 153 15s 14s Swain B J Ossenbeck 5 8 8 3 7-5 65012..QUICKRICH wb 3 100 10 1G 1G 132 132,122 15'2 T Taylor F B Respess 25 25 23 10 G G5157 HAPPY JACK II. wb 4 112 G 11 14 16 16 1G 16 C Morris - J Arthur 15 20 20 6 '4 Time, 25, 49J, 1:151. 1:42. Winner Br. c, by Handspring Allie Belle (trained by J. Gass). s. "VYent to post at 3:14. At post G minutes. Start bad. Won driving: second and third the same. Belden had a rough trip and had to weave his way through the compact field and gained steadilyr'.anu'. going fastest near the end, wore down the pacemakers with case and won drawing away. Rulloba, badly handled and allowed to swerve repeatedly, was probably best and ran a- good race. Windshield, nway well, showed much speed for the first three-quarters, but suffered from slight Interference and tired iii'the final strides'. J:;e Lesser had to overcome a lot of interference and ran a good race, Percy Green-'mn' -surprisingly good race for him. Knowledge had no mishaps. Stella Elchburg quit badly after" going a quarter. D. G. Taylor, timidly ridden, was taken back on the first turn and had no chance .thereafter. Incorrect weight in entries Windshield, OS. , - . Overweights-Antibia, 4 pounds. Ci K A f PC FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (1:1233100.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. - PQ .fcUO Selling. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWtPP St Vi . Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P. S 65367 GOLDPROOF tvb 3 103' 6 6 3' 42 21 1 Hogg C E Hamilton 6 7 7 21 6-5 653302IDA DAVIS W 5 102 4 1 1J 1 1 23 T Taylor J S Ward 21 21 2 4-5 2-5 652S33NUN'S VEILING wsb 3 104 9 7 51 51 41 3 D Austin Denny Bros 6 7 7 3 6-5 65295 AGNES VIRGINIA ws 4 102 3 10 71 61 5 41 F Keyes S M! Henderson 8 15 15 6 . 3 (65327) DARING WB 3 109 2 9 8 7b Gl 51 W Allen E J Gildersleevo G 15 15 6 -3 65331 INTENSE w 4 102 11 5 9' 8 9 62 C Morris T W Moore 12 15 .15 6 3 65344 POSING w 3 10G 5 4 4b 3b 31 7b Seder J B Respess 6 7 7 21 6-5 6531G LORD DIXON w 4 104 1 2 6' 9' 8 81 W B'hananA Fcnnoll 25 75 50 0 10 65136 HAMILCAR ws S 101 10 8 102 10 10' 91 Moreland W S Laird 12 12 10 4 2 653632BENSONHURST ws 6 104 8 3 2b 2b 7b 10. A'buchon J W Brlggs 5 G 4 8-5 7-10 65344 RLUSTER w 3 112 7 11 11 11 11 11 H Larsen E Corrigan 100 150 150.40 25 Time, 24, 49, 1:14. Winner Ch. c, by Goldspinner Glimmer Glass (trained by J. W. Hall). Wont to post at 3:44. At post 7 minutes. Start bad. Wou driving; second and third the same. Goldproof ran to Ids best form, was in close quarters during the first half, but saved much ground when turning into the stretch and, finishing gamely, outstayed Ida Davis in the closing strides. The latter "was away running and 'took a long lead at once, but tired badly at the finish. Nun's Veiling camq frctri' a long way back and showed improved form. Agnes Virginia closed a big gap and went; well throughout. Daring also ran a good race and will show to better advantage on a soft track. Posing tired badly; after going -i half. Lord Dixon ran fairly well. Bensonhurst ran a bad race and quit after going a quarter!' Scratched C53S4 Optional, 107; G53SC2WhippoorwilI, 109: 05349 Sincerity Belle, 102; 65218 Tinker, 97; 62409 Malvlna, 107. . - . r. OverweightsGoldproof, 1 pound; Nun's Veiling, 3; Posing, 5; Lord Dixon, 2; Bensonhurst, 2; Blus-ter, 3. Ci K A fCi SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. (1:3914100.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward." ' OUXVU Selling. Net valua to winner $300. - v Ind Horses AWtPP St 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H CPS 653493HEN. WATTERSON tvb 3 97 9 2 I'll3 l2 l3 11 C Morris J Arthur 2 2 7-5 3-5 1-3 65313 HENRY O. wsb 4 103 5 4 41 41 4 22 2 Moreland W K Ball 3 18-518-56-5 3-5 65349 MOCCASIN MAID ws 3 91 3 12 51 Gb 6b 41 32 R Fisher W C Scott 15 20 20 7 3 65284 DR. YOUNG w 3 89 1 11 lib 10 7 71 41 Jno ConleyH B Hildebrand 40 60 60 25 12 65344'FRENCH NUN w 3 961 6 C i 5 51 5 51 Lloyd J H Baker 6 6 4 8-5 4-5 65285 PENTAGON tvb 3 103 2 13 61 71 121 91 6 Hogg G Howard 20 GO CO 20 8 652S8 LIDDON wb 4 109 12 3 101 9 9' CI 7'1 D Austin T F Morris 6 8 8 3 3-2 G5300 SNEER w 5 98 8 1 2b 2b 21 31 8' F Burton M Burton 100 100 100 40 :20 653SG RAVIANA w 4 104 14 14 12' 12b nt ut 91 A'buchon M D Miller 10 12 12 G 24 63283 THE LAUREL WS 9 103 10 10 71 111 13b 10 102 Huestis J E Richardson 30 50 GO 20" 10 65349 LUTIE MAC w 3 94 7 9 8' 81 81 12' U T Taylor Oots Bros 10 12 12 5 21 65327 ALL BROWN WB 3 94 11 7 14 14 10 131 121 Swain W A Smith 30 50 50 20 7 65193 BOURBON NEWS W 3 97 4 5 3b 3b 3 8113 Johan's'n J Hergenrether 40 75 75 25 12 65327 SKYTE w 3 94 13 S 13 132 14 14 14 F H'brand Martin & West 40 60 60 25 12 Time, 245, 50, 1:151, 1:41. Winner Ch. c, by The Commoner Pretence (trained by J. Arthur). Went to post at 4:14. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same; third driving. Henry Watterson ran as If he outclassed the others, went into a long lead from the start and was neve" seriously menaced, winning with plenty in reserve. Henry O. was sharply impeded In the early stages and finished with a rush after getting clear. Moccasin Maid, away poorly, ran n good race arid made up considerable ground. Dr. Young came fast near the end. French Nun tired badly near the end. Liddon had a rough trio. --'v-fe - Scratched 64926 Kleinwood, 109. , " ' Page 4 Latonia Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, November 8 ' Latonla Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, November 8, LATONIA. - N WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. FIRST RACE 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward, Celling. (1:3914100.) Index Course Dlst Time Tck Wt St StrFln Jockeys Best Company - FALKLAND, b. g, 5, by Falsetto Fright (E. J. GDdersleeve). Weight today 119. 6S3S2 Latonla 3-4 1:168 fast 113 15 14 14 14' 14SW Allen Layson, Jigger, Eenian. 63231 Latonla 7-8 1:288 fast 111 9 8 7 7 7? G1" W Allen Darthula, St. Noel, Bernle Cramer. 65204 Latonla 3-4 1:178 mud 119 1 8 6 3h 34 W Allen Simon Kent, Toboggan, Arabo. C5159 Churchill D '3-4 1:173 hvy 119 10 13 9 5i 35 C H ShlU'gToboggan, Clifton Forge, Posing. MINT SAUCE, b. g, 10, by Minting Jennie B. (W. H. Leonard). . Weight today 119. C5385 Latbnia' 3-4 1:134 fast 97 11 11 11 11 ll24Jno ConleyM'dowbreeze, Dr.Leggo, L.Henrietta 65309 Latonla 1 1-8 l:54g fast 10r C Fell. J CorinollyDndley, Belden, Gladiator. 65288 Latonla. 11-16 1:478 fast 102 r 4 10" J Connelly Jetsam. Elliott, Lutie Mac. C4847 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:15 fast 119 12 10 10 10 9" D Boland S. Huffman. Bensonhurst. Sonny. , 64204 :Fort Erie 5 1-2 1 1:082 fast 107 11 10 12 121 1218 C H ShlirgGallithea, P.FloweMI., Broad.Girl. LADY LAVISH, b. m, 5, by Knigbt of the Thistle Squander (M. F. Martin). Weight today 119. C53SS:Latoriia . 3-4 1U3! fast 103 13 12 12 11 ll8i Moreland Toboggan, Whlppobrwlll, Matador. 651951 Latonla 1 1:418 fast 10C 9 9 9 9 9 9" A'buchon Ferroniere, Sin. Belle, Lady Ethel. 65123 Churchill D 7-8 1:28 fast 107 2 11 12 12 10 104 A'buchon Harding, Clifton Forge, Revolt. 65000 Churchill D 3-4,1:144 fast 10S1 2 7 7 8l 97 Nlcol FrenchNun, PetitDuc, Nun'sVelling. VIOLIN, br. f, 4, by Charade Viola E. (L. Walker). Weight today 119. 58122 Latonla 3-4 1:198 hvy 97 10 8 7 61 64McD'm'tt Lieut. Rice, Gold. Bell, Magistrate. 56001-Indianapolis 11:42 fast 94 9 8 12 12 12 12" J Dealy G. Gown, Mld.MInstrel, Dimgannon. (ItriNCY, blk. g, 6, by Burlington Mattie Amelia (Mrs. W. Roush). Weight today 119. 652S7 Latonla 1 1-1C 1:478 fast 105 12 J2 12 11 11" llJMlnder Athena, Golden Mineral. Hadur. 65254 Latbnia ' 1 1:43 fast 107 11 12 11 8 84 43 Mountain The Mate, Belden, Arabo. 57214 Latonla lm 50y 1:518 v 96 8 7 8 7 85 8" G'dchlld Dungannon, Danube, JiinTyrrell 57177 Latonla 7 1-iS f 1;43-mud 97 2 3 3 5 51 714G'dchild Apple, Sister Lillian, Jim Tyrrell. GLADIATOR, b. o, 4. by Handspring Heliopolis (F. W. Schmidt). Weight today 119. 65349 Latonla 1 1-16 '1:474 fast' 107 1 6 9 6 2 In A'buchon Arabo, Henry Watterson, Hadnr 65309 Latbnia 1 1-8 1:542 fast 105 3 4 2 1 11 31 A'buchon Dudley, Belden, Gamester. 652G6 Latonia , 1 1:418 fast 108. 6 4 3 3 2 2l A'buchon Darthula, Red Thistle, The Thrall. 65217 Latonla 1 1:454 slow 105 6 5 5 3 l2 11 A'buchon Intense, Daring, Lansdown. 65192 Latonia 1 1:404 fast 102 6 8 6 5 .4 4" Abuchon Nat B., Albula, Osterinan. HAPPY JACK II.. b. c, 4, b'y1 Hal ma Sally "Ban (J. Arthur). Weight today 122. C.5404 , (See Latonia chart in this paper). , 65157 Churchill D 1 1:464 hvy 110 1 3 8 11 11 11" C Koerner St. Tammany, Rolla, Lansdown. 63847 Latonla 3-4 1:164 slow 111 6 8 6 31 3 Nlcol Mint Boy, Princlpia, Lansdown. LUCKY CHARM, br. c, 4, by Lucky Dog Charm (Evers & Meyer). , Weight today 122. 65349 Latonla 1 1-16 1:474 fast 105 9 5 6 9 81 8" Seder Gladiator, Arabo, Henry Watterson. 66300 Latonla 1 1:41 fast 106 7 8 7 5 5" 54 D Boland Merry Belle, Martius,- D. G. Taylor 65208 Latonla 3-4 1:178 mud 114 6 5 9 9 S" D Boland Lieut.Rice, StellaEichburg, Ruiloba 62641 Latonla . . 3-4 1:13 fast 104 5 6 4 6l 48 D Austin Gambrlnus, Free Booter, Roscoe. HENRY 6., br. jr. 4. by Charade Fruit of the Loom- (W. K. Ball). Weight today 119. 6540)3 (See Latonia chart In this paper). 6&312 Latonia 1 1-16 1:471 fast 104 3 1 1 1 2 44 D Austin Athena, Minnehaha, The Mate. 62277 Memphis 1 1-16 1:49 fast 103 9 7 7 7 61 6 J DennlsonTernus, Hyacinth, Docile. 62224 Memphis 1 1:444 mud 94 8 7 7 5 51 44 Jphah's'n Hortensia, Our Sister, F- Favorite. JOHN ioYLE, b. g, 5, by Little Minch Lemon Blossom (W. H. Fizer). Weight today 119. 653S2 Latonia 3-4 1:168 fast 112 3 4 3 41 lliSeder Lavson, Jigger, Fenian. C4S17 Ky. S. Fair 3-4 l:lSg hvy 106 2 6 C .7 724Seder Ingolthrlft, Sp'dmaker.MissAnxious 64767 Ky. S. Fair 3-4 1:188 hvy 109 2 4 6 4& 44 Seder Jay Ward, Phlora, Miladl Love. 64510 Douglas Pk 3-4 i:i8 hvy 104 Left at the post. Seder Allista, Percy Green, Optional. GAY MINISTER, ch. h, 6, by Prime Minister Miss Alice (J. C. Ferriss, Jr.). Weight today 119. 65231 -Latonla 7-8 1:288 fast 106 8 10 9 9 94W Ott Darthula, St. Noel, .Bernie Cramer. 661S4 .Latonia 1 1-1C 1:48 fast 99 9 11 12 10 91 9" W Ott Gold. Mineral, Oberon, Knowledge. 65111 Churchill D 1 1:418 fast 104 9 10 10 10 10 1024W Ott Bitter Brown, Docile, S. Rocamora. FRANK BILL, br. g, 4, by Sorcerer Favorine (L. Bergen). Weight" today 119. 65384 Latonla' 3-4 1:144 fast 112 10 11 8 7l V D TUley Conjnress, Red Thistle. St. Noel. 65830 Latonla 3-4 1:134 fast 104 7 8 7 8 7 D Riley Toboggan, McChord, Ida Davis. 65228 Latonia 3-4 1:144 fast 102 12 12 11 11 11 W Fischer McChord, Field Larlr, King Pepper. 65208 Latonia 3-4 1:171 mud 107 5 2 2 2& 6 Wlshard Lieut.Rice, StellaEichburg, Ruiloba. BERNIE CRAMER, b. 0, 4, by Bob Miles or King 'Lee Zerida (H. J. Harris). Weight today 119. O5401 (See Latonla chart in this paper). ' 65255 Latonla 1 1-16 1:478 fast 108 2 7 4 3i 4" Mountain Jetsam, Elliott, Lutie Mac. 65231 Laltonla 7-8 l:28g fast 111 2 10 8 5 31 34 Mountain Darthula, St. -Noel, Judge'Traynor 65192 Latonia, 1 1:404 fast 102 7 9 7 6 61 5" W Fischer Nat B., Albula, Osternian. FENIAN, ch. h, 5, by St. Leonards Helena (P. T. Weir). Weight today 119. 653S2 Latonla 3-4 l:16g fast 113 7 5 5 5n 34 Jesse CMey Layson, Jigger, Esterre. 65284. Latonia 1.1:43 fast 107 12 1112 12 14 14s A'buchon The Mate, Belden, Arabo. . . 64713 Douglas Pk Ab 3-4 l:10g fast 109 11 12 10 101 91 D Vitltoe Lady Ethel, Nona W., Yo San. 64486 Latonia 1 1:414 fast 10SJ10 6 7 11 1110101V1D Vititoe Red Thistle. Moretido. MIkidi Love. ARABO, ch. g, 6, by Nomad Charm (T. D. Sullivan)'. Weight today' 122. 65349 Latonia 1 1-16 1:474 fast 105 4 1 1 1 ll 2" D Austin Gladiator, nenry Watterson, Hadur 65284 Latonia 1 1:43 fast 110 8 6 7 4 5h 31 W B'hananThe Mate, Belden, Quincy. 65204 Latonia 3-4 l:17g mud 122 7 7 8 7s 44 Wlshard Simon Kent, Toboggan, Falkland. 65065 BelrhOrtt Pk 7-8l:29 fast 93 111110 10 101 10" Reldel Gambrlnus, Deutschland, Runnels. 64S90 Sdratoga 7-8 1:29 slop 111 4 6 6 8 8 9JW Kriapp Bertha E., Broadcloth. Phalanx. HANDY-BILL, oh. o, 4, by Handspring Billetta (J. R. TaylorV Weight today 122. 65284 Latonla 11:43 fast 110 14 15 15 15 15 15 2 T Taylor The Mate, Belden, Arabo. 65231 Latonia 7S l:2Sg fast 114 7 7 9 10 10 10?4T Taylor Darthula, St. Noel. Bernie Cramer. 65012 Churchill D 1 1-4 2:08 fast 110 2 1 3 8 9s 8" Nlcol Morendo, Inflammable, Mae I.ynch. $4961 Churchill D. 1 1-8 1:582 slow 106 4 7 8 9 9 9JJ McCrthyG. Mineral. Chamblee. Jofe Lesser. " ; SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (1:1233100.) LADY ARION, ch. f. 2, by Cesarion Lady Ellerslie II. (W. A. Smith). Weight today 94. 6512$ Latonla 5 1-2 f 184 fast 107 5 3 3 31 14 Swain Miss Alert, Nedra, Beau Brummel. 65147 Churchill D 5 1-2 f l:0Sg mud 102 5 7 5 6s 6" Wlshard M.Officious, Light.Cond'ctor F Fanot 66047 Churchill D 5 .1-2 f l:07g-fast 101 L 2 2 3t 64. Swain . Chase, Xight. Conductor, Caper 64714 Douglas Pk 4 1-2 f 54 fast 102 4 9 9 9"1M Preston Bitter Miss, Voting," Sir Mincemeat 64564 Douglas- Pk 5 1-2 f 1:09 fast 107 5 7 7 61 6 Moriarity Demo, Warner Griswell, Quagga. " GRACE .KIMBALL, b. f, 2, by Greenan Lorius (H. J. Sargeant). Weight today 94. 65366 Latpnla. 3-4 1:1 fast 95 1 1 U H T Taylor Chase, Idalia, French' Empress; Go846Latonia 3-4 1:H; fast 79 6 4 3 31 21 Goldstein Pretension, Lady Esther. Minot. 652S7 Latonla C 1-2 f 1:08 fast 97 5 5 5 31 34 Goldstein Lexoline, Hattie Rodman, Idalia. 65232 Latonia . 3-4 l:14g fast ipo 10 4 4 4l 34 W Fischer Lexoline, Tanager, John Kaufman. ROSE MARION, br. f, 2, by Handsome Redound (W. C. Overton). Weight today 94 65383 Latonla 7-8 1:284 fast 92 7 6 6 6 4l 6V1 Huestls Caper, Mary.-Orr, Tanbark. 65326 Latonla 5 1-2 f 1:084 fast 97 1 6 G 62 64 D Riley Lady Arion, Miss Alert. Nedra 62392 Louisville 4 1-2 f 56g f ast 97 9 9 9 9" C Morris Billy Vertress, Voting, Electorlne. ttPANGO, b. o, S, by Admonition Misa C. (L. Jones). Weight today 97. 65366 Latonla 3-4 1:144 fast 105 7 9 9 10"lFoy Grace Kimball, Chase, Idalia. 65171 Churchill D 3-4 1:144 fast 102 2 4 3 31 22 C Koerner Light. Conductor, Electorine.L. Wool. 65099 Churchill D 3-4 1:14 fast 106' 5 7 5 3.4 31 W Mcln'reChase, Bitter Miss, Electorine. SIR VAGRANT, b. c; 2, by Handso me Florence W. (Mrs. J. C. Milam). Weight today 101. 65362 Latonla 3-4 l:14g fast 104 3 5 5 5 34 D Austin Miss Alert, All Ablaze, Nedra. 65299 Latonla 3-4 1:143 fast 1021 4 2 2 6' 7" D Austin T. Dolan, Marmorean, J. Kaufman. 64002 Latonia 5 1-2 f l:0Sg fast 100 1 4 5 5s 44 Griffith Webber, Gromobol, Beaut. Mayo. TANAGERt ch. f, 2, "by Goldfinch Brillar (E. A. Chinn). Weight today 102. 65296 Latonia 7-8 l:2S4 last 103 1 1 1 1 1 , l A'buchon K.Leopold, AUAblaze, Charley Ward 65232 Latonia 3-4 l:14g fast 103 2 1 2 2l 21 D Austin Lexoline, Gr. Kimball. J.Kaufman 65191 Latonia 3-4 1:15 fast 97 2 1 1 l1 1J CH Shill'gCrafty, The Golto Bird, Ouardh MISS ALERT, ch. f, 2, by Handsp ring Hattie Vaughan (J. W. Bell). Weight today 94. 65362 Latonia 3-4 1:148 fast 991 6 4 4 1 Johan's'n All Ablaze. Sir Vagrant Nedrif 65326 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:084 fast 100 4 4 4 41 24 F Keyes Lady Arion. Nedra. Beau Brummel 64981 Churchill D 5 .1-2 f 1:09 slow 9S 7 8 8 8 8" Perkins Redgauhtlet, Gr. Lafseri.M.Officious RED OGDEN, ch. c, by Ogden Golden Girl (A. D. Steele). , ' . Weight today 94. First start.' . , ; GOLD CIRCLE, b. g, 2, by. Goldfinch Kissing Ring (T. D. Sullivan). Weight todav 94 65055 Belmont Pk 5-8 1:014 mud 99 11 10 10 10 lliHorner Airs, Glenham Vaauero 65043 Belmont Pk 5 1-2 f l:07g slop 104 10 1Q 10 8" Garner Smil. Tom. Roll. Girl Miss Snooner 60957 Crescent Pk 5-8 1:034 good 10S 5 6 10 61 34 W RobbinsJudge Davey, Friction, MIntberia. TODDY HODGE, b. c, 2, by Inverness Mrs. Lane (J. B. Todd). Weight todav 97 65348 Latonia . 3-4 "1:148 fast 9G 9 9 7 7 6 Lloyd Tom Dolan, Electorine, Marmoreaji. MORALES, br. 0, 2, by.Tho Commoner Sewing Girl (W. H. Fizer). Weight todav 101. 64124 Latonla 5-8 1:02 good 102 5 6 7 8 7i2lSeder Ovelando, Marmorean Sir Geoftrv - 64005 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 105 5 3 2 2i3 Seder Ovelando Bottles Bitter Bo? 63965 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:0S4 fast 102 3 3 2 2 3 Seder Lens, Fair 'St -DeUa Trpe, LEXOLINE, bUc 0, 2, by Laokford Mettie O. (J. McDonald). Weight todav 112 65366 Latonia 3-4 1:144 fast 111 9 6 SJ 74W Gannon Grace Kimball, Chase1 Idali i 65287 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:0S fast 102 3 3 2 22 14 A'buchon Hattie Rodman, a Kimball. Idalia 65232 Latonia ; 3-4 l:14g fast 103 3 . 2 1 H H Foy , Tanager, Gr. KlmliltT KaufmaS: THIRD "RACE 1 Mile. 3-year-oIds and upward. Allowances. (1:39J I 100.) NOEL, br. c, 3, by Governor Foraker Clara Meader (Martin & West). Weieht todav 88 65S47',Latonla 1.1:394 fast 94. 5 2 2 2 . 24 2J F Burton Minnie Adams, Debar. Tartan ' 65286 Latonia 1 1:408 fast 98 9 3 3 1 .1 1 F Burton Minnehaha, .Albula. Rebounder 65246 Latonia 1 l:42g good 102 7 5 4 1 22 In F Burton Ingolthrlft, Ruby Light Athena. PZRATE POLLY, ch, f, 4, by Pirate of Penzance Kosmo (F. F. Lyne). Weiirht todav 97 65305 Jamaica 1 1-4 2:09 hvy 9S 1 1 1 1 3 3 Finn Chimney Sweep Linda!" (XOnS Jamaica 1 1-16 1:48 fast 103 4 4 4 3 3 4 2 Koerner Delmore, A. Muskoday. ilallowmas 64249 Saratoga 1 l:39g fast 104 11 9 9 9 9 9 Koerner Ocean Spray, Graceful Memories. 64087 Brighton B 1 1-16 1:47 mud 106 3 8 10 10 11 10lKoerner King Cole, Red Leaf VfrcSie 63543 Coney Island 1 1-16 1:50 good 105 4 2 2 3 41 44 W Knapp Onatas, Belgravia, A; Muskoday. GRANADA, br. o, 3, by Gigantoum Alexina (J. H. Shouldice). Weight today 98 65364 Latonla 1 1:294 fast 95 2 3 3 4 Huestls Dr. Sprulll, Shawaria, Auditor. 65311 iatonla 1 1:401 fast 101 1 3 3 3 3& 34 Huestls Nat B.. Auditor, Darthula. 65251 Latonla 1 1-16 1:504 good 105 3 1 1 1 14 44 Huestls Oratorian, Sincerity Belle, Fonsoluca WHD3P00RWn.L, b. c. 4.- by ShapfeU Singing Bird (J. H. Younel. Weight today 100. 653S6 Latonia 3-4 1:134 fast 114 9 5 5 41 21 W Gannon Toboggan, Matador. LleutenantlUce S?1011.13- -1 f 00d H? 4 3 3 4 7 7" F Keyes Oratorian, SiucerltyBeUe, Tousoluca 65230 Latonla . 1 1:414 fast 101 5 4 5 6 6 64 F Keyes Mcllvain. Joe Covne. Tartan B51Q0 Churchill D 11-16 1:4S4 fast 105 5 1 1 1 14 11 C Koerner Shining Star, Oratorian. High Bear. MAMIE ALGOL, b. f. 4, by Algol Miss Mary C. (F. M. Smith). Weight today 104. S!ur-C!-!!! P, 1 :16 1:t7.8 fast Jil 2 8 6 S 6b 6 D Boland Auditor, Oratorian. Golden Mineral. Llurc R r 3:?iiinu.d Hi I St 4 3 23 D Bolahd Miss Riine, Inllanimable. Elliott. 6irj98 Churchill D 1 1:40 fast 97 8 8 9 9 9s 911 Johan's'n Hannibal Bey, Pretension, Mcllvain THE CLANSMAN, ch. c, 3, by. Ornii a Becky Sharpe III. (T. W. Moore). Weight today 91. 65S64 Latonla 1 1:394 fast 104 6 5 6 74 D Austin Dr. Spruill, Shawana. Auditor. 65328 Latonia 7-8 l:26g fast 95 4 4 3 A 4 3 Moreland Joe Coyne, M. Gorman. Old Stone. 65249 Latonia 1 1-16 l:47g good 93 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 C Morris Tartan, Nat B Shining Star. MARTIUS, ch. g, 6, by Flying Dutchman Cadma (F,- Goring, Jr.). Weight today 97. 6E300 Latonia 1 1:41 fast 111 1 3 2 2 2 ' 22 W Gannon Merry Belle, D.G.Tavlor, Ingolthrlff t 65182 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 110 2 3 6 E2 U W Fischer Sorrel Top, Revolt. Don Fonso. 651S6 Churchill D 1 1:418 fast 110 12 10 10 8 5h 3 W Gannon Shin. Star, HighBear.Gold. Mineral. 65073 Churchill D 1 1:402 fast 97 3 3 3 2 2o 2 JVIoreland The Borgian, Azora, High Bear. NAT B., ch. c, 4, by Maddalo Mary Cowan (G. Hendrie). Weight today 100. 65311 Latonia 1 l:40g fast 1051 5 5 2 2 21 11 D Boland Auditor, Granada. Darthula. 65249 Latonla 1 1-16 l:47g good 105 4 3 3 2 2- 2' W Fischer Tartan, Shining Star. Goldmate. A6192 Latonia 1 1:404 fast 105 5 1 1 1 1 1 C H ShiU'gAlbula, Ostcrman, Gladiator. 04933 Hamilton 1 1-16 1:53 hvy 103 1 1 1 1 1' 1' C H Shill'gGilpln. Nonsense. Toots. (4856 Hamilton 5 1-2 f .1:084 fast 104 8 7 G 6 54 Hogg Scarfell. Oleasa, Baby Willie. DEBAR, b. c, 3, by Algol Sister (H. Shannon). Weight today 103. 65364 Latonia 1 1:394 fast 98 7 6 5 5 T Taylor Dr. Spruill. Shawana, Auditor. 65347 Latonia 1 1:394 fast 94 4 3 4 3 31 3 T Taylor Minnie Adams, Noel, Tartan. 65L'30 Latonia 1 1:414 fast 94 7 Pulled up. D Riley Mcllvain, Joe Coyne. Tartan. (K170 Churchill D 1 1:404 fast 102 9 9 7 6 8J 7 C Koerner Pretension, Hannibal Bey, Tartan, ', FOURTH RACE 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (1:2523101.) i . ...... HECTOR, ch. g, 3, by Handsome Tchoupetoulai (Hall & Marshall). Weight today 97. 65385 Latonla 3-4 1:134 fast 99 .3 2 2 21 42 Morclapd M'dowbreeze. Dr.Leggo, L.Hejiriqtta 65310 Latonia 3-4 1:134 fast 104 3 2 2 2a G Moreland L.- Henrietta'.' Hazelthorpe. S." Hill. 4B24S Latonla 3-4 1:141 good 106 1 3 3 21 34 Moreland Pretension, St. Joseph, NonleLucllle 207LatdnIa 3-4 1:151 mud 107 2 2 1 1 2' Mountain MarthaGorman, Marvel-P., WeeLnsa 4 GOLD ENAMEL, ch. c. 4, by Maddison Enamel (M. D. Miller). Weight today 100. 65310 Latonia 3-4 1:134 fast 103 8 8 8 7 712 Swain L. Henrietta, Hazelthorpe, S. Hill. 65145 Churchill T 7-8 1:2S4 mud 100 5 6 7 7 7 7121W Fischer Hanlbal Bey. Dr. Spruill, Devout. 65122 Churchill ,D ' 3-4 1:13 fast 105 9 8 8 8 7"1W Fischer Meadowbreezc, Mlltiades, Envoy. ICEADOWBREEZX, b. c, 3, by Meadowthorpe HI Wind (J. Arthur) Weight today 110. 65385 Latonla 3-1 1:134 fast 105 4 3 3 34 It Mountain Dr. Leggo, Lady Henrietta, Hector. 65310 Latonia 3-4 1:134 fast 106 5 5 4 3h 44 R Harris L. Henrietta. Hazelthorpe, S. Hill. 652S5 Latonla 3-4 1:134 fast 107 1 1 1 14 21 C Morris Ethel Day, Stoner Hill, St. Joseph. 65179 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:064 fast 112 4 4 2 2U 3 C Morris G.Wilson, T.Clansman, LadyEsther. ST. JOSEPH, ch. g, 3, 'by Riley Clara White (M. J. Daly). Weight today 97. 65383-Latonia 3-4 1:134 fast- -96 5 6 7 5l 54 J Carroll M'dowbreeze, Dr.Leggo, L.Henrietta 6o2Sa Latonla .3r4 1:134 fast 94 4 5 5 54 44 J Carroll E. Day, Meadowbreeze, Stoner Hill. lton 3-4 1:141 good 94 3 4 5 42 22 J Carroll Pretension, Hector, Nonle Lucille. 6o219 Latonia 3-4 1:16 slow 97 o 4 2 in 21 J Carroll Stoner Hill, MarvelP., FairCalypso. LADY HENRESTTA, b. f, 4. bv Previous Ho Peep (Mrs. M. Goldblatt). Weight today 10G. 65 P! ' " 3-4.1:134 fast 107 2 1 1 11 34 A'buchon Meadowbreeze, Dr. Leggo, Hector. 6310 , Latonia. 2-4 1:134 fast 103 1 11 1 in A'buchon Hazelthorno S Hill Meadowbreezo 64924 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:19 mud 102 7 4 6 9 94A'buchon Platoon Hector Marvel P 64S49 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:14 mud 93 2 1 1 14 Ink Moreland Hnnnibal Bey, LaPucelle. 'L.Esther. CARTAN, blk, c, 4, by Oddfellow LadyAugusta (Mrs. H. Brolaski). Weight today 115. 65347 Latonia ' 11:394 fast 117 2 5 3 4 4 44 D Austin Minnie Adams Noel Debar. IISM fast 110 1 2 2 2 2$ lh D Austin Minnie Adams GoWmate; JoeCoyne. atonla 1 , t 1-16 l:4(g good 109 2 1 1 1 l2 l2 D Austin Nat B.. Shining Star. Goldmate. 65230 Latonia " 11:414 fast 103 1 5 4 4 3h 3 Wlshard Alcllvain Joe Coyne - Auditor. 65170 Churchill D 1 1:401 fast 112 8 0 5 5 3 32 Nicol Pretension. HannYbal Bey. Dollnda. FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. All Ages. Selling.' (1:002100.) TANBARK, ch. f, t, by Tanzmeister Olga Nethersole (Hueston Bros). Weieht todav 80 65383 latonia 7-8 1:281 fast 92 9 98 7 54 3". Swain Caper. Mary Orr Emma "v 65345 Latonia 3-4 1:15 fast 9G 14 9 10 92 i4Moreland Crafty JohnKuufma IvinL'Trf.nnnl1 64970 Hamilton 3-4 1:144 fast 97 3 7 7 6-t 8"1F Burton Javanese, D KyTe Ponemnh P 64S94 Hamilton 5-8 1:01 g fast 106 6 G 5 42 4s F Burton Miss Cesarion Tanager, loless. FAY, b. f, 2, by Blue Devil Fairio Queen (W. A. Smith). Weight todav 88 65206 Latonia 5 W f 1:102 mud 105 2 1 2 5t 9 Swain John Kaufman Grandft-i Fiki.m 5143 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:08. good 103 S ' 7 9 W 8'4Wishard Solly M? Mtk, AHm Martha. 64428 Saratoga 5 1-2 f 1:10 good 97 9 10 10 13 13'4R Lowe Plausible, Mintberia, Tilelng. WESTERN, oh. c, 2, by Handsome Independence Day f Evers & Meyer). Weight todav ll Lt0nL!VT. l'S, iasL 1 I 1 1 3 7h 10UMountain Caper, Mary Orr. Tanbark. ' ffi ?Urcy 5 5i $aSl HI ? 5 9 102 1010 Mountain Chase, Bitter Miss, Zipango. r5Urcj! 5 21 :E&St,,aJ f I 8 71 , 8'JR. Fisher Mar. Gorman, Hann. Bey, Goldmate 6a027 Churchill D 5 r, 1-2 f l:07g good 103 2 3 3 2J V- Mountain Miss Officious. Timothy Wen, Lens! REUBEN, b. g, 3, by Lavono Sist er Mary (G. Ganter). Weight today 103 f w.t0?la C 1? :S54 S1? o12,10 104D Riley Belltoone. Field Lark FrenNun! 61701 Windsor 7-8 1:28 fast 9S 3 2 2 2 21 3s Swain Merry George Georef Ppmr Vn H3Pnr li-?":5'?si ll I 012 12 12M2" Goldstein Bab7wira? 'Geo?gf PerryAlbu A1DUla- a 64609 Windsor 1 1:11 fast 89 5 2 2 2 Jt 5: Swain Conde. Monte. Zelinda. AMADOR, b. c, 3. by Tipstaff Tablet (J, H. Eoyd) Weifht todav mn G43S8 Windsor 5 1-2 f 1 :081 good 96 4 5 3 2S 1' Swain J W O'Neill F Collins xtnuXL ,5, 642S6 Fort Erie 3-4 l:13g fast 91 5 4 2 3 Swain Presti-e Sharn Bov vX iPr,em; We C H $ HJ fast 3 5 9 82 If Ireland mlan dFling? Fomead'BonnleRe 640o2 Fort Erie 3-4 1:161 slow 102 2 1 1 5b 7 W Fischer Orderly, Oleasa. Richard Jr MALVINA, b. f. 4, by Russell Nuska (E. C. Crockett) ;' WpiVJif Weight mo today 109. 05405 (See Latonia chart in this paper). 62409 Louisville 1 1-1G 1:511 fast 97 9 10 9 11 10i ll24Heff'nan The Encllshmin Tnio rfain ,62293 Louisville 3.4 1:16 good 107 4 7 7 51 64 B Miller Ufmttn,, 619SG Nashville 7-8 1:274 fast 104 C 4 4 5 6' 6 B S Smith Outwal, Lady -Jocely Kara yj9lTH' , b' & B tT Esher Allcostis (R.. Tucker). Weight tcdav 111 til 2 i iifol S2. Z 1 1 1 1 1. 5 sDe,,Arustin vrrS?" Ktonla ; 11:398 fast 97 1 1 1 1 12 2?i C Morris &SuaSVXmaln. BLACK ART; br. c, 4, by Sorcerer Hue (W. L. Mower). Weieht todav 112 64466 Latonia 3-4 1:15 fast 107 1 1 2 Si 10"jp Keyes Esterre Ladv Ethel Dp IcSth 3-4 1:164 hvy 107 2 5 5? Sorrel fatonla 3 61F Keyes Ton lnsnrctor Girl Elud 64333 Latonia 3-4 1:184 hvy . 109 6 8 11 10 101E RoblnS'nF?ank Bill; Miss Anxiom 'zhida?' ?!?A' b' f 2' by Falsetto Sevill a (W. H. Fizer). Weieht todav S7 6o362 Latonia .3-4 1:148 fast 106 6 3 2 31 44 Seder Mis Alert All Ahto?sV vl.n, 65326 Latonia 5 1,2 f 1:0S4 fast 102 2 1 1 1 32 D T Austin Lauv Arion Ml Alwr bSSJJ?'; 65155 Churchill D 5 1-2 f l:09g hvy 107 3 1 1 2 310 D aSSiS Rennedf AlWh, Lally'vimont 61 ?-AS,ATPANAK' ch' & 2' DT St. Blaise Souveraine (S. K. Hughes). Weicht tnv 65308 Latonia. 5 1-2 f 1:088 fast Hutstis hi S ' 97 9 2 2 22 5 Craftv Arffnl iww 63621 Latonia 5-8 1:02 fast 107 15 14 14 142 1524GrTfflhS A1U McDonalu. dI Hybrfd -iSSSI?J:ED' ch f 2' b? Rapallo Superfine (E. A. Chinn). Weieht toJv o; pSD sMWBs I ill P"lslffilt 65119 Churchill-D 5 1-2 f 1:078 fat 104 G 4 I 41 34 J Lei JuUh Lo'uls"', rUteTAlyth PLEBEIAN, b,. g, 3, by The Commoner Lollie Eastin (W. F. Knebeikamn). Weieht tofTnv mi 65327 Latonia 3-4 1:148 fast 102 4 1 2 5 7" D Austin Daring Berisonhii 6SS3 Latonia . 3-4 1:144 fast 114 2 S S 61 llMortland Tofen, Revol Nun's Veilinir 6o20S Latonla- 3-4 1:171 mud 1041 7 7 11 10' 10" J H Pres'nLIeutRiep StPiinfPwVh,,ro-. n!,nS; 61624 City Park; .31:15 fast 109 12 12 12 12 11 Farrow Goldwar br 5 61345 City Park 341:16 fast 94 6 1 6 14 14" Orega Annie BerrJ" PulquVSDundalant' B.VAN BELLE, ch. f, 4, by Forest Keturah (F. W. Torreyson). Weight todav inn 6327 Latonia 3-4 1:148 fast 104 .14 15 14 14 13 Minder Daring Bensonhurst Bazil 63751 Latqn a 3-4 1:151 fast 101 11 11 10 10 1221C Morris Blucher Ci"Set MaM Winn 63247 Latonia 3-4 l:14g good 87 12- 12 12 101 1011 F H'brandJL Redon L Slkn Bewmh..r,f 63072 Latonia 3-4 1:20 hvy 103 5 2 5 51 6jPen'gast Oak Grove Earlv HiVs t 62961 Latonla 3-1:184 mud 105- 8"SPen'Iast A? Virginia, TTipleSWer. akGrove REVOLT, . ch. m, 6, by St. Carlo Anarchy (V. Gilbert). Weieht toflv -iin 65363 Latonla 3-4 1:14. fast 119 2 2 2 24 lh- Foy . Bensonhurst nnn? r ' 65307 Latonia 3-4 l:Ml fast 107 10 11 10 101 84 F 'brandGoUlproof Kin" 652S3 Latonia 3-4 1:144 fast 120 4 4 2 24 2 E MorrisSnSK: ' Vmh vcSSg. v' MLXAGE'.1'' 4- by Salvator Meriden (W. F. Walter). Weieht todav 112 eo Laton a, ,. v 3-4 1:134 fast 111 1 11 i 21 .A'buchon McChord, King Penner VoTiS 6o218 Latonla 5 1-2 f l:08g slow 110 1 1 1 14 1? A'buchon Pr Brutus i lbithrift Ti 65168 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:03 fast 99 2 2 2 li '24 J CarroH Hiding! "S"!1 SIXTH RACE 1.1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:45; 4 io-1.) ' PENTAGON, ch. f. 3. by Octagon Mischief (G. Howard). ; w,viit nv on Weight today 96. 65400 (See Latbnia chart in this paper). 65288 Latonla 1 1-16 1:47? fast 99. 8 9 722 F Burton Jetsam Elliott Tntio t 6524G Latonia . 1 1:42? good 105 4 3 7 10 S- 7 W Fischer Noel inSrih RifbvMBhr 650S8 Churchill D 1 1:418 fast 96 12 9 8 8 9 ll4Moreland AVhippoS WA?ER LA5, b' c 3' by What-er-lou Queen's Lako (Mrs. N. B. Davis). Weight todav qq 65387 Laton a 1 1-16 l:47g fast 97 1 2 2 2 2 1 44 Moreland Athena, Golden Mineral HadSr 6o2S4 Latonia 11:43 fast 101 6 9 9 10 11? 11 C, Morris The Mate Belden Arnhn 64314 Latonia Zri 1:164 good 100 15 15 15 15 15'" W' strand Lightburn Sen Mi 641S2 Latonia 7-S 1:28 fast 101 8 9 9 S 82 8" Scoville Oddoletta R Thistle T&kWor 61816 .Crescent Pk 1 1:421 fast 93 14 14 14 10 81 6 D Riley SM!mJBuB0llWl,lr, 61652 Crescent Pk lm 20y.,l:41 fast 10019 1112 12 ll2 1H2 L Jones Docile? Dapple Gold Rd Raven CLARA DEE. br. f. 4. by St. Julien Marie C. (Oot3 Bros.). Weight tnrfov in 63873 Fort Erie 1 1:404 fast 105 5 3 3 6 10 101' S Foley Scarecro VSi 11 v!fL,.n 63732 Fort Erie 7-8 1:284 fast 105 6 3 5 8 62 74 Swain CaperSef JXa?'E. EfmN, ch. (?. 8, by Lamnlighter Emma Pickwick (J. Arthur). Weight todav 102 SH,Laton!a' 1 W6 1:471 fast 100 12 12 12 12 12 11 "JR Harris Gladiator. Arabo Ilenrv' Witters 63968 Latonla 1 1-2 2:368. fast 104 4 2 2 2 31 32 C Morris Cashier ThrGddHv Cotillion 63851 Latbnia 11-16 1:50? slow 105 7 7 7 5 41 44 C Morris Stroud Postma Pln-iml 63727 Latonia 1 3-8 2:221 slow 102 4 5 5 3 21 2C Morris M.Algol, The OnfvWay, Cashier 3INCERITY BELLE, :ch. f, 4, bv Handsome Sincerity fK. D. MUler. Weight todav 102 65349 Laton a 11-16 1:471 fast 102 11 9 8 7 51 5 Swain Gladiator, Arabo. Henry Watterson ISSJ J011!3- 1 ,141 fast 5 9 7 G 74 64 F Keyes Elliott, Uncle Henry" Rebounder 6o286 Latonia 1 1:408 fast 107 13 11 11 8 6- 54 Mountain Noel, Minnehaha, fibula. MERRY BELLE, b. f, 3, by Fatherless Merrymaid (Mrs. M. Goldblatt). Weight today 96 g : S ???T T. S EUT,ton Dr. .Spralll. Shawana? Auditor 6o300 Latonla 11:41 fast 94 4 1 1 1 l2 l2 T Taylor Martins D G Tnvlm- Tn.'nitiiriff 65208 Latonia 3-4 l:17g mud 102 8 10 7 S 5" J. ConnollyS llNIERE, b. f, 3, by G. W.Johnson La Valliere (J. H. Young ). Weight todav 102." 63367 Latonia ' .11:41 fast 102 S 7 5 4 34 F Keyes Minnehaha L Ethel St 65269, Latonia. 1 3-8 2:22 fast 96 8 5 6 5 62 6'4C H ShiirgMissIllllie Sanction MocciInMnld 85196 Latonia 1 1:418 fast 93 6 6 C 5 H 14 C H ShiirgSin. Belle, Tdy Ethel S Music " TRENOEA, ch. c, 3, by Trentola Paoli (J. T. Combs). Weight todav 102 !5f"?aton!a 11:408 fast 103 6 13 13 11 13" 132 A'buchon Noel, Minnehaha, Albula 65246 Latonia 1 1:422 good 103 Left at the post. D Austin Noel. Inolthrift Ituhv tApM 60999 City Park 1 1:448 good 115 4 3 1 1 1 Ink D Austin Cant Bush Be"onia Clovefnk- 60838 City Park 1-1-16 1:481 fast 114 6 4 5 4 45 11 D Austin Woggle Bug enclkre UtouSn 60743 City Park 1 1:448 mud 96 G G 6 C 515Gritllth G ioldici f DelpbJe. BSk H. KNOWLEDGE, h. r. 6, by Filigrane Minerva (J. H. Shouldice). onouiai. Weirfit weight todnv today in? 102. W404 (See Latonia chart In this paper). !a J'fJ1 fl0w J25 ! 1 i 4 C 69 Hestis Fonsoluca, Rebounder, Joe Coyne. 6olS4 Latonia 1 1-16 1:48 fast 104 4 3 3 4 4 34 Huestls Gold.MIneral.Oheron, MoccashiMali iTHENA, br. m, 5, bv Halma Jessie Leo B. (F. Gering, Jr.). Weight todav 108 6o387 Latonia 1 1-16 1:478 fast 10G 3 4 4 4 31 H Seder Golden Mineral. Hadur Water I -iko 65312 Latonla 1 1-16 1:478 fast 107 6 6 4 4 14 l1 Seder Minnehaha The 1 W5'i:l?S faSt. I?? 2117 - 50 Ireland Jetsam. Eillott! Lutie Mac!y Gj24G Latonla 1 1:428 good 111 6 7 3 6 42 4 W Gannon Noel. Ingolthrlft Rubv Lleht- 650S3 Churchill D 1 1:42 fast 107 7 10 9 7 8' 8 W McInfreLady E?hel. S. Rocamora. Intense. New York Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, November 8 New York Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, November 8. AQUEDUCT. w WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. ' J FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Handicap. (1:1243110.) Index Course Dlst Time T'ck Wt St Y StrFin Jockeys Best Company ORACULUM, b. o, 2, by Sorcerer Hanoverine (G. M. Odom). Weight todav 128 65340 Aqueduct 5-8 594 fast 122 3 4 4 42 44 W Miller BarbaryBelle, Waterburj'. FMmkGill 6o261 Jamaica 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 115 2 1 2 21 2 Shaw Frank Gill. Ki laloe Eddie Tware 65213 Jamaica 3-4 1:144 mud 104 1 1 1 14 1 W Miller Belcast, Loring. RbyalLadv 65177 Jamaica 3-4 1:144 slow 102 1 1 1 m 14 W Miller Claralluron. RoyalBreezplFlowaway SIR TODDINGTON, ch. c, 2, by Toddington Osculation (F. Burlew). Weight today 110 -que,duct 5"S "H9i fast 112 7 7 7 7 74Jas Ilen'syBarbaryBelle, Waterbury, FrankGill 62633 Brook yn 5-S 1:018 fast 102 4 1 1 1 V Jas Hen'syCommunlpaw . BaytwJeoIlTuhoe SSS ?r?ok!ynT,, 5"S 1:Sy fast 112 7 2 2 4 41 p 'Neln Oraculum, Tourenne7 Ky Beau. 62591 Belmont Pk 5-S 59 slop 110 3 3 3 3 34 F O'Neill Okenite. G. S. Davis. Philander. MINIOTA, ch. c, 2, by Locohatchee Monita Hardy (L. A. Barnes). Weight today 107 ViamaicaT,, , "i i,,ud 112 2 2 2 vs 23 Horner Purslane. Dunvallo. Umbrella. l04 Belmont Pk 6 1-2 f 1:198 fast 112 1 3 3 42 4 W Knapp Hardshot, Linnepee. Herman. jo067 Belmont Pk .3-4 1U6 fast 110 S 6 6 61 5" L Smith Vox Popull, Hardshot. Herman. UMBRELLA, b. f, t, bv Ben Brush Gingham (W. C. 'Daly). Weight today 100. S? Aquedyt't 3-4 1:141 fast 103 14 11 11 101 84 Yorke Royal Ben, Cora Price. Belcast. 6o291 Jamaica 3-4 1:152 mud 109 3 3 3 4 44W Miller Purslane. Mlniota, Dunvallo 6o25S Jamaica 3-4 1:144 fast 90 11 10 4 41 4"'G Burns Royal Breeze, Ben Strong, Mariposa '$ iav"aIca 5 1-2 f 1:2? ?00(1 104 12 10 10 102 lO'o McGrath Belcast, Waterbury, Royal Breeze. 65129 Belmont Pk 7-8 1:26 fast 97 6 5 5 5 6 64 Yorke Orphan Lad. Gild. Black Mate. ELLICOTT, b. c. Z. bv Toddington Duchess of Towers (J. H. Madigan). Weight today 116. 63261 Jamaica 5 1-2 f 1:0S fast 112 1 6 6 6 64 Horner -Frank Gill, Oraculum. Killaloe S!3?4 Sr,ehtn B. 5 1-2 f 1:064 fast 115 C 5 3 3 Koerner Waterbury, Altuda. Don Enrique. 47..ToronJ,o '-'- :;J-4 1.U31 fast 114 .3 2 2 2 in Koerner Main Chance, De Oro, Char.Gllberr. GENERAL 'SHERMAN, blk.' 0. 2,' by Sir Dixon Duchess of 'Montrose (Delaware Btable). ; Weight today 109. 65161 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:154 slop 102 G 5 5 51 5" Bnissel ' Vails, Merrill, Frank Gill. 65067 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:16 fast 110 5 3 3 3u 4' Horner Vox Popull. Hardshot. Herman. 65021 Brighton B 3-4 1:15 hvy 102 1 3 3 4 G"lBrussel Ariino, Barlngo, Fish Hawk. L AMOUR, ch. g, 2, by Golden Garter Amourette (A. Molinelli). Weight today 105. C535S Aqueduct 3-4 1:141 fast 96 13 10 10 i WIG Burns Beauclere, Ben Strong, Airs. 63957 Brighton B 3-4 1:14 fast 96 14 14 14 15 15" J Bergen Orphan Lad, Somnus, Shackle. 63616 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast 102 3 2 5 6J 6 W McGee Frank Lord, Al Powell, Jaunty. 63522 Coney Island 6-8 1:011 fast 99 4 3 3 3- U Horner Athens, Citrona. Xmas. SECOND BACE About 2 1-2 Miles. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling, (Stll-S 151.) ORTHODOX, ch. h, B, by Don do Orc-Ortegal (T. Hitchcock, Jr.), "Weight today 143. 65339 Aaueduct Ab 2 4:222 fast 138 1 4 4 5 5 5"lPalmer Y. Christy, Sandalwood, Waterford. 65102 Belmont Pk Ab 3 6:32 fast 155 5 1 1 1 1" 2n Ray Oleroso, Gypslc, Landslide. 64954 Brighton B Ab 2 4:13 fast 133 6 3 3 3 7 5" Palmer Bound Brook, Rus. Sage, Allegiance J 64859 Brooklyn Ab 2 3:54 fast 150 7 4 3 4 Fell. Ray NuitBlanche. WoodRule, Rus. Sage. 6 TOM COG AN, br. g, 6, by The S.ailor Prince Vestal (C. F. Clark). Weight today 143. 65293 Jamaica 11-16 1:51 mud 103 1 4 4 4- 4 4" Finn L. J. Hayman, E. of India, Sly Ben. ? 64555 Coney Island Ab 2 4:09 fast 148 3 10 5 4 3i 31BlGall'gher Expansionist, .Caller, Vestment. 642S9 Saratoga Ab 21 5:281 slop 148 3 4 3 Fell. Gall'gher Pirate, Waterford, Pure Pepper. I 64084 Brighton B Ab 2 4:29 mud 159 3 1 1 1 1 1 Gall'gher War Paint, N.Amsterdam, Come In 6 WOOD RULE, ch. c, 4, by Norwood Norma (B. McLennan). Weight today 135. 3 C5114 Belmont Pk Ab 3 6;17 fast 131 4 4 6 6 6 6J01Kelleher Bound Brook, Caller, Adams. 6 64S68 Brooklyn Ab 2 3:54 fast 140 4 1 2 2 2 21 Donohue Nuit Blanche, RussellSage, Courier. 5 M799 Brooklyn 1 1-16 1:48 fast 98 11 11 10 10 10 1033lBeckman Nemesis, Stoic, Miss Ogden. 5 SANDALWOOD, b. g, 4, by Sandri ngham Branch (Seminole Stable). Weight today 135. I 65339 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:221 fast 132 3 1 1 1 2l 2& Heider YamaChrlsty, Waterford, Rus.Sage; 6 64727 Brooklyn Ab 2 3:50 fast 134 10 Fell. Walcott Garterknot, Waterford, Com'andant 5 64448 Saratoga Ab 2 4:311 good 134 1 2 4 2 25 2i Pending Allegiance, Llgero, C. B. Campbell. ( 64391 Saratoga Ab 2 4:31 slop 135 4 4 6 5 6100524 Pending Paul Jones, Belligerent, Waterford. 6 ' ' PAULAKER, b. g, 8, by Aloha Pink H. (R. Black). Weight today 138. C 58433 Pimlico Ab 2 4:251 fast 143 4 2 5 4 Fell. J Kelly Swamplands, Sev. Ward, Croxton. C CS352 Pimlico Ab 2 4:20J fair 138 111 1 21 2 Finnegan Amur, Caloorahatchee. But. Ladle, j C f THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. Bellerose Stakes. 2-year-olds. Selling. (1:121 3 HQ.) f BELCAST, b. c, S, by Belvidere Lucasta (F. W. Seeley). Weight today 102. ; C5338 Mueduct 3-4 1:146 fast 102 4 3 3 32 3"i Notter Royal Ben, Cora Price, Flowaway. , 65213 Jamaica 3-4 1:141 mud 102 3 3 2 21 2 Notter Oraculum, Loring, Royal Lady. 65199 JaiSalct 5 1-2 f 1:08 good 102 3 1 1 1 l'l Notter, Waterbury, RoyalBreeze.Woolstartle 65092 StFk 5 1-2 f lioG! fast 97 10 8 8 8 7 Notter' BenStrong, AceHIgh, RoyalBreeze. MONFORT, oh. o, 2, by Ornament Eleanor (R. T. Wilson. Jr.). . , ... w,ej?ht ioh 65069 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:148 fast 97 4 3 3 32 23 Brussel Momentum. ,r DollieDolIars, CI.Hurori 64723 Brooklyn 5 1-2 f 1 078 fast 97 8 7 8 6 2 Notter Momentum, Royal Breeze.FishHawk 04630 Coney Island 7-8 lS fast 107 12 3 3 3 3' 2' W Miller Dainty Dame, Baringo, Mintberia. UMBRELLA (See First Race.) Weight today 99. , MOMENTUM, br. c, 2. by Sorcerer Balance II. (Newcastle Stable). . Weight today 102. 65261 Jamaica 6 1-2 f 1:08 fast 113 3 4 3 0 51 W Miller Frank GUI, Oraculum, Killal. 65069 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:148 fast 97 1 11 Is Is Garner Monrort. Dollle Dollars, ClaraHuron C4795 Brooklyn 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast 97 2 1 1 Is l2 W Miller Royal Lady, RoyalBreeze. Oraculum : LORING, br. f, 2, by Bowling Broo k Argenta (F. Brown). ' Weight today 99. 65304 Jamaica. C 1-2 f 1:08 hvy 105 1 2 2 25 VI Notter Barbary Belle, D. Dollars, lantastlc 65213 Jamaica 3-4 1:141 mud 102 5 0 4 4 3J Finn Oraculum, Belcast, Royal Lady. 65005 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:071 slop 104 3 . 2 1 1 l1 Finn Oraculum, Gallant Dan, Lady Vera. 64916 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:101 fast 101 3 5 4 .4 4 Finn KentuckyBeau, G.S.Davis. Fantastic LEE HARRISON II., ch. g, 2, by Ben Strome Janet Gray (P. H. McCarren). Weight today 99. First start. FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Fillies and Mares. Selling. (1:3 3 10C.) GRAND DUCHESS, ch. f, 4, by Giganteum Superb II. (G. Moore). Weight today 100. C5262 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:481 fast 103 2 1 1 1 H 1' W Miller Tipping, Panique, Red Light. 65198 Jamaica 1 1-4 2:0Sg good 99 1 3 2 2 2 23 W Miller Bragg, McKIttredge, Sonoma Belle. 64301 Brooklyn 11-16 1:481 good 103 1 1 11 11 11 H21iWhite Ed Ball, Anneta Lady, John Lyle. LOTUS, br. f. 3, by Watercress La Fleur (Patchogue Stable). Weight today 110. 65322 Jamaica 3-4 1:13 good 115 2 2 2 21 12 Notter Jacobite, Ben Ban, Zituiap. C5290 Jamaica 3-4 1:141 mud 109 1 J. 1 1 l4 Notter Bertha E., Edna Jackson, Keator. 65234 Jamaica 3-4 1:132 good 110 2 11 l4 l5 Notter Bertha E., Quadrille, Mlntia. NELLIE BURN, ch. f, 3, by Fatherless Generine (G. L. Richards). Weight today 93. 65262 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:4S1 fast 90 7 7 S 8 71 76 G Burns Grand Duchess, Tipping, Panique. 65235 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:491 good 90222 2 3 31 G Burns Sister Frances, Watergrass. 6SUS6 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:4Sg slow 93 3 3 5 6 7 7"JNotter Macy Jr., Columbia Girl, Johnstown MART MORRIS, oh. f, 3, by Vict ory Furlano (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 88. 65234 Jamaica 3-4 1:131 good 107 8 7 7 6t 7'nGarner Lotus, Bertha E Quadrille. 64934 Brighton B 3-4 1:121 fast 106 9 9 9 91 99i Garner Dr. Gardner, Adoration, Penarris. 63862 Brighton B 1 1-16 1:461 fast 93 8 5 6 6 6& 6 Horner Embar'sment, EarlR'gers, Hyperion ' DELPHEE, br. f. 4, by Atheling Liffey (M. A. Healey). Weight today 101. 65278 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:48 fast 103 S 8 6 6 G' 6 R Powers Delmore, P. Polly, A. Muskoday. 65241 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:48? fast 105 7 4 4 5 51 54 R Powers Onatas, Givonnl Balerio, 11. Royal. 65187 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:491 slow 110 2 1 3 3 32 22 W Miller Garnish, Cressina, Tommy Waddell 61876 Aqueduct 7-8 1:27 fast 103 6 7 7 7 71 714 Powers Broadcloth, JackMcKeon.WaterDog. WINNING HAND, ch. f, 3, by Royal Flush III. Bena (Mr. Earle). Weight today 94. 65077 Belmont Pk 1 1:41 fast 101 1 2 2 2 1 lll R McDanMCloisteress, Frills, Lady Avis. 64998 Brighton B 3-4 1:13 fast 108 3 3 3 41 51 J Harris Sly Ben Saylor, Slickaway. 64953 Brighton B 3-4 1:13 fast 103 1 11 2 24 R McDan'IMiss Ogden, Clolsteress, Jessamine. COLUMBIA GIRL. oh. m, 6, by Loyalist Salaire (J. M. Johnson). Weight today 96. 65321 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:481 good 99 4 3 4 3 2& 2 Van DusenLuretta, Delmore, Givonni Balerio. 65262 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:481 fast 98 4 . 5 6 5 8 81 Van DusenGrand Duchess, Tipping, Panique. 65186 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:481 slow 98 2 1 3 2 2 2 Van DusenMacy Jr., Johnstown, Delmore. 65149 Belmont Pk 1 1:401 fast 100 3 5 5 2 21 l1 Van DusenG. Balerio, S. Caruthers, A. Smith. LURETTA, ch. f, 4, by Hermence Itinerant (J. Lowe). Weight today 103. 65321 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:481 good 107 1 2 2 2 ll ll Sewell Cbl.Girl, Delmore, Givonni Balerio. 65240 Jamaica 3-4 1:14 fast 108 6 7 9 95 981 Sewell Alencon, Gambrinus, Edna Jackson. 62756 Belmont Pk 1 1:381 fast 101 10 12 12 12 12 12" Brussel Telephone, Neptunus, Just So. 62532 Brooklyn 1 1-16 1:471 fast 101 14 10 11 13 13 13" Sewell Benevolent, Angler, Jack McKeon. 61295 Oaklawn 1 1:40 fast 100J 4 3 3 3 34 l2 Sewell K. Ellsworth, Pontotoc, Cutter. TIPPING, b. f, 3, by The Sailor Prince Saluda (X. H. McAvoy). , , Weight today 95. 65303 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:501 hvy 103 8 9 7 6 3 2 Brussel Gold Coin. G. Ralerip; Hallowmas. 65262 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:482 fast 99 6 3 3 3 31 21 Garner Grand Duchess, Panique; Red Light 65009 Brighton B 1 1-16 1:49 slop 97 6 4 4 4 6 5 Garner Sonoma Belle, Hyperion, Wes. 64899 Brooklyn 1 1-16 1:482 good 93 5 5 3 2 11 in Garner Wes, Rye, Belle of Pequest. STAMPING GROUND, b. m, 6, by Lamplighter Elsie (F. R. Doctor). Weight today 103. 65379 Aqueduct 1 1:401 fast 96 12 9 9 7 6n 31 C Ross Dreamer, Suffice, Xuckett. 65263 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:471 fast 115 3 3 4 4 3& 3s Koerner Cressina, B.of Pequest, M.of Craft. 65212 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:501 mud 120 2 3 3 2 2l 22 Koerner Cressina, Palette, Lady Savoy. 57480 Coney Island 1-1-2 2:44 slop 104 2 1 1 6 62 62 R McDarflRight RoyaL Leila, Possession. FD7TH RACE 6 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Handicap. (1:19J 4 100.) LOTUS (See Fourth Race.) Weight today 126. VOORHEES, b. o, 3, by Solitaire II. Carnation II. (N. Bennington). Weight tcday 108. 65356 Aqueduct 3-4 l:12g fast 105 3 2 4 43 4 Jas Hen'syRosehen, Zienap, Gambrinus. 65301 Jamaica 3-4 1:15 hvy 109 2 2 2 H H Jas Hen'syJ. Dolan, Gambrinus. Watergrass. 65260 Jamaica 3-4 l:13g fast 119 3 6 6 41 461 Jas Hen'syOptician.v Slickaway, Jack Dolan. 65201 Jamaica 3-4 1:141 good 121 2 2 1 H 2 Jas Hen'syMonet, Athlete, Bryan, FORTUNATE, br. e, 3, by Sempronius Web of Fate (W. Gerst). Weight today 100. , 65319 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:48 good 98 3 2 1 1 in l Horner A. Muskoday, Macy Jr. Novena. 05260 Jamaica 3-4 1:132 fast 98 8 8 8 S1 5 Beckman Optician, Slickaway, Jack Dolan. 65089 Belmont Pk 7-8 1:25 fast 115 12 12 12 12 7& 719 R McDan'lSewell, Grapple, Penrhyn. 63371 Latonia 7-8 1:292 mud 100 5 6 3 5 52 34 Obert Miltiacjes, Cottontown. Concert. SPECIAL LICENSE, ch. c, 3, by St. Leonards Runaway Girl (R. S. Wood). Weight today 90. 64039 Brighton B 3-4 1:141 mud 88 8 10 7 62 1013JL ChandlerAvlston, Cederstrome, Varietes. 63959 Brighton B 3-4 1:121 fast 103 15 14 15 15 15" Brussel Robin Hood, Van Ness, WaterTank. 63707 Fort Erie 6 1-2 f 1:201 fast 97 1 5 6 6 6" W Fischer Gold Enamel. Tickle. Ch.Eastman. JUGGLER, br. c, 3, by Hamburg Elusive (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 119. 62630 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:122 fast 115 4 9 8 8l 8"JLyne Aeronaut. Tiptoe, Oxford 62450 Belmont Pk 1 1:381 fast 123 2 6 6 6 3 58i H'brand Accountant, Bohemian, C. Griffith. 57635 Brooklyn 114 Ab 3-4 fast 1:102 3 4 4 4 44 Redfern Pegasus, Kuroki, Voorhees. ZIENAP, b. t, 8, by Florist Alleviate (W. F.'Bohulte). Weight today 102. , 65356 Aqueduct 3-4 1:122 fast 95 2 4 2 2 221 W Miller Roseben, Gambrinus, Voorhees. 65322 Jamaica 3-4 1:13 good 97 7 7 7 6b 4' Brussel Lotus. Jacobite, Ben Ban. 65200 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:481 good 96 2 4 1 4 4H 3 Horner Hot Toddy, Belmere, Orilene. 65153 Belmont Pk 7-8 1:25 fast 97 3 4 6 2 2 22 W Miller Dishabille, Ben Ban, Incantation. BATTLEAXE, b. e, 3, by Hamburg Xela (H. K. Vingut). - Weight today 97. , 64039 Brighton B 3-4 1:141 mud 93 6 6 8 Si 7 J Harris Aviston, Cederstrome, Varietes.' 63743 Brighton B 3-4 1:13 fast 98 ,3 7 7 6l 51 Finn Rye, Hot Toddy, Robin Hood. 63542 Coney Island 3-4 1:141 good 99 5 4 4 41 4"iHomer Rye, Mandarin, Earl Rogers. 63219 Coney Island 3-4 1:14 fast 108 8 7 8 8l 421 J Martin Ironsides. Ben Ban. Confederate. LISTLESS, ch. t, 8. by Voter In difference ( W. O. Daly). Weight today 95. 65278 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:48 fast 90 6 3 3 7 8s 817 Yorke Delmore, P. Polly, A. Muskoday. 65214 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:501 mud 90 0 5 5 7 72 7" G Burns Bragg, Niblick, Delmore. . 65190 Jamaica 3-4 1:132 slow 103 2 4 4 4 4" McGrathj Suffrage, Bertha E., Sister Frances ' SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:451399.) GRAND DUCHESS (See Fourth Race.) Weight today 103. ' JOHNSTOWN, br. c, 3, by Clifford Frolicsome (J. Curl) . Weight today 96. 65278 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:48 fast 107 9 9 9 9 71 7" C Ross Delmore, P. Polly, A. Muskoday. 65236 Jamaica 1 1-8 1:55 good 95 8 4 3 1 l2 Is C Ross Chalfonte, Penrhyn, G. L. M. 651S6 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:482 slow 93 6 5 6 5 3& 3 Drolette Macy Jr., Columbia Girl, Delmore. 64631 Coney Island 1 1:402 fast 110 9 6 8 7 51 511 T Clark B.ofJ'samlne, LTr'nt'la.Cloister'ss 3 HALLOWMAS, ch. o, 3, by St. Leonards St. Cypria (J. M. Johnson). Weight today 100. 65359 Aqueduct 1 1-16 1:47 fast 106 2 1 1 2 22 23 Garner Athlete, Wes, California King. 65303 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:501 hvy 107 2 7 8 5 51 42 Sewell Gold Coin, Tipping, Givonni Balerio. 65278 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:48 fast 101 3 6 8 4 42 44 Van DusenDelmore, P. Polly, A. Muskoday. . 65080 Belmont Pk 1 1:39 fast 117 2 0 6 6 6 512 J Martin Hot Toddy, Security, Pater. LEONARD JOE HAYMAN, ch. g, 3, by Linden Crotchet (M. L. Hayman). Weight today 100. . 65293 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:51 mud 90 4 1 1 1 Is 1 Engl'der Emp. of India, Sly Ben, Tom Cogan ,i 65044 Belmont Pk 1 1-16 1:471 slop 93 3 1 2 2 22 25 Engl'der Belle of Pequest, Athlete, Nemesi3. 64882 Brooklyn 1 1-8 1:562 mud 99 1 1 2 5 7 7"1C Ross Woolwich, Bragg. Neptunus. 64765 Brooklyn 1 1-16 1:481 fast 99 2 1 1 1 11 l1! H'therton Sonoma Belle, Woolwich. Soc. Bud. DELMORE, oh. o, 3, by Goldfinch Brillar (Mrs. L. Harris). Weight today 98. 65321 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:481 good 106 8 7 7 7 41 31 H Alex Luretta, Columbia Girl, G. Balerio. 65278 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:48 fast 98 1 2 2 1 l2 l3 Jas Hen'syP. Polly. A. Muskoday, Hallowmas. 65214 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:502 mud 98 4 3 2 2 33 321 Garner Bragg, Niblick, Merllngo. 65186 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:482 slow 91 1 4 1 4 41 48 H Alex Macy Jr., Columbia Girl, Jobnstowu 64998 Brighton B 3-4 1:13 fast 106 5 4 4 6& 6'1 H Alex Sly Ben Saylor, Slickaway. ONATAS, b. g, 6, by Top Gallant Sister Molly (E. R. Thomas). Weight today 106, ' 65342 Aqueduct 1 1-16 1:471 fast 103 3 5 4 2 24 21 W Miller Ed Ball, McKIttredge. Caronal. 65241 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:482 fast 106 9 6 5 3 21 13 W Miller G. Balerio, Rather Royal. Suffice. 65174 Jamaica 1 1-10 1:492 slow 106 3 5 4 6 61 581 Jas Hen'syJohn Lyle, Calif. King, Merllngo. 65137 Belmont Pk 1 1:391 fast 100 13 11 8 8 61 41 Noone Welbourne, True Wing, John Lyle. .. 65058 Belmont Pk 1 1-16 1:46 mud 108 8 8 7 6 5l 331 L WilliamsBelmere, B.of Jessamine.Hallowraas a EMPEROR OF INDIA, br. g, 5, by Prime Minister Sarah Kimbro (W. A. Stanton). Weight today 103. I ' 65293 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:51 mud 103 2 3 3 3 320 2" W Miller L. J. Hayman, Sly Ben, Tom Cogan 65259 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:492 fast 103 1 2 5 3 l2 1 W Miller Llndale, Consideration. Aucassln. 64997 Brighton B 3-4 1:122 fast 105 1 7 7 71 7121W Miller Jacobite, Gambrinus, Fish Hawk. , JUNGLE IMP, br. e. 4, by Pirate of Penzance Marmora (Mrs. J. B. Brannon). Weight today 106. : 65241 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:482 fast 106 8 9 9 7 71 710 Garner Onatas, Givonni Balerio, R. Royal. 65151 Belmont Pk 1 1-2 2:331 fast 107 5 7 7 6 7 7" Radtke Outcome, Palette, Angler. 65058 Belmont Pk 1 1-16 1:46 mud 106 7 7 5 7 8 81C Ross Belmere, Belle of Jessamine, Onatas. L 65034 Belmont Pk 1 1-8 1:521 fast 101 2 5 5 4 4" 341 C Ross BadNews, Mar. Doyle, Cederstrome. , PALETTE, b. t, 4, by Ben Brush Bonnie Lee (G. L. Richards). Weight today 103. 65281 Jamaica 1 1-8 1:541 fast 94 4 5 5 4 44 4"1 G Burns Macy Jr., McKIttredge, Nemesis. 65212 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:501 mud 118 5 5 4 4 4 3 W Doyle Cressina, Stamp.Ground, LadySavoy 65198 Jamaica 1 1-4 2:082 good 99 8 8 5 7 81 8'1 Notter Bragg, GrandDuchess, McKIttredge. JOHN LYLE, br. r, 4, by Lamplighter La Poupee (W. H. Laudeman). Weight today 105. 65202 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:49 good 103 5 4 2 3 31 31 W Miller Young Davis, Chlm. Sweep, Nemesis 65174 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:492 slow 106 2 4 5 2 ll l2 W Miller Calif. King, ;Mcr,lihgo, S.Caruthers s 65137 Belmont Pk 1 1:391 fast 103 1 1 1 1 l 321 W Miller Welbourne, True, Wing. Onatas. HUNTINGTON, b. g, 6, by Buck Massie Ethel S.II. (W. A. Winant). Weight today 104. . C493S Brighton B 1 1-4 2:06 fast 108 3 5 C 5 52 5 L WllllamsRed Friar, First Mason, Tartan. 6479S Brooklyn 1 1-4 2:07 fast 96 2 4 3 3 32 31 Garner Lancastrian, Our Sister, Ebony. 64730 Brooklyn, 11-16 1:48 -fast SS 8 8 8 8. SA 6 Francis L.J. Hayman, Jas. Eeddlck, MacyJr. Page 5 Baltimore Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, November 8 J 6 ? I 6 3 6 5 5 I 6 5 ( 6 C C j C f f ; , , : , , , . ' ' 3 . . ,i ' .. a I ' : L , s . i Baltimore Entries and Past Performances for Thirsday, November 8. PIMLICO. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. FIRST RACE 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances. (1:2S 4 115.) Index Course Dlst Time T'ck Wt St V. Vt StrFin Jockeys Best Company JOSXE HAMPTON, ch. f, 3, by Bathampton Josie Rood (J. Johnstone). Weight today 107. 65374 Pimlico 3-4 1:151 fast 102 6 6 5 5& 381 Heff'nan NoTrumper, Widow'sMite, ArbyVan 65077 Belmont Pk 11:41 fast 101 4 3 3 4 8 8" Brussel Winning Hand, Clolsteress. Frills. 569S3 Providence 5-8 l:01g.fast 104 2 7 7 81 12" Roman'll Venus, Kumiss, Nellie Burn. 56866 Providence 5-8 1:011 fast 97 7 3 3 4l 441 Roman'll Speed Smith, Changeable, Lackey. ELEANOR C, b. f, 4, by Marco Tidbit (B. Waters). ... Weight today 107. 65318 Pimlico 1 1:451 hvy 112 10 10 10 10 10 10" Barnett Hera, -Noblaete- Oblige, Com. Thein. KIAMESHA II., b. f, 3: by Clifford Aranza (J. Grace). Weight today 107. 65374 Pimlico 3-4 1:151 fast 97 2 4' 6 71 7" OYBrlen NoTrumper, Wid. Mite, J. Hampton 57225 Saratoga 5 1-2 f 1:081 fast 99 6 6 6 63 4"1L Smith , Whimsical, Tangle, VI O. 57055 Saratoga 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 113 3 1 2 32 V Redfern Molly Brant, Dol.Spanker, Cairngorm CHERIVAL, b. c, 4, by The Bard The Dawn (W. P. Stewart). Weight today 107. 65353 Pimlico Ab 2 4:311 fast 135 3 6 6 6 6 6"1lHeider Follow On, Northville. Rathowen. 54037 Pimlico 5 1-2 f 1:081 fast 113 10 10 10 10 10 Dangman IndianFlower, M. March, Two Step COUNTRY LAD, b. g, 3, by Lord Esterling Rustic II. (E. W. Moore). Weight today 107. 64927 Hamilton 3-4 1:18 hvy 105 5 6 5 6 5s McCarthy Wabash, Hanthorne, Kamerun. 64754 Toronto 3-4 1:141 fast 107 3 3 4 51 7 J Lee Byzantine, Kamerun, Malnie Etta. C4343 Fort Erie 7-8 1:271 fast 100 2 5 6 7 7 7" F Burton Alsono, Sharp- Boy, Reticent. SNOW BALL, br. f, 3, by Peep o' Day Rain Drop (J. H. Conover). Weight today 107. 65394 Pimlico Ab 3-4 1:151 fast 113 5 8 6 & 55 Hagan Chippewa, The .Saracen, Benevolent. 64953 Brighton B 3-4 1:13 fast 103 4 4 4 62 510lHagan MissOgden, Win. Hand, Clolsteress. 63865 Brighton B 3-4 1:132 fast 102 12 12 12 10 10" H Cochran Cressina, Pythla, Mollie Donohue. 63670 Brighton B 3-4 1:151 fast 110 8 3 3 61 6 H Cochran Suffrage, Tipping, Miss Ogden. JIG MUSIC, b. f, 4, by Hornpipe High (R. W. Neilson) Weight today 107. 57684 Toronto 5 1-2 f 1:10 good 107 4 5 5 3l 44 Foley Vinctides, Hindoo Prince, Nesto. WATERWAY, b. c, 3, by Waterlevel Runaway (J. E. Lane). Weight today 107. 61814 Washington 7-8 1:31 fast 103 5 4 2 2 3l 5" Roman'll Riggs, Adonis, Tarlac. 61748 Washington . 5-8 1:05 hvy 91 11 11 11 7& 710 T Chandler Donna, High Brush, Llgero. 61429 Washington lm 40y 1:50 good 89 6 4 4 6 52 428 R McDan'l Nonsense. Zany. Kuro. GARMENT, b. f, 4, by His Highne ss Chemise (W. M. Corcoran). Weight today 107. 65334 Pimlico 1 1:413 good 105 4 4 4 4 4 44JHagan Welbourne, Optician, Grazlallo. 58355 Pimlico 1 1-16 1:50 fair 107 5 4 8 9 7 710 Wishard Gambler, Nob. Oblige. Alum Water. 54124 Pimlico 3-4 1:191 mud 101 2 4 6 7 4 Klenck MamleMarch, HattieDay, Ir.Brady. LITIGANT, b. f, 3, by Contract W ild Duck. Weight today 107. First start. POQUESSING, br. c, 3, by Knight of the Thistle Octa Reed. Weight today 107. First start. SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (1:1354114.) ' . CHARLES I. LEE, ch. c, 2, by Sanders Orletta (S. Murray). v Weight today 107. 65368 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 10S 11 11 12 12 1230 Holmes Win. Ways, L. Vincent, B. Blnford. 61848 Crescent Pk 3 1-2 f 431 slow 99 2 1 l3 l3 Obert Baleshed, Friction. ZIck Abrams. 61785 Crescent Pk 1-2 491 good 118 2 1 l2 11 Ollphant Salnzilla, Gothollne, Bud Hill. 61712 Crescent Pk 1-2 49 fast 110 4 4 ink 531 Bedell Dorothy M., Dry Dollar. La Vernita LORD BOANERGES, ch. c, 2, by Boanerges Peggy from Paris (E. W. Lagerroth). Weight today 115. 65372 Pimlico 3-4 1:141 fast 112 7 1 2 61 381 J Johnson Orphan Lad, Gold Lady, Lady Vera 64974 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:061 fast 115 7 S 7 7 7s Schaffner Waterbury, Altuda. Ellicott. 64828 Brooklyn 5 1-2 f 1:072 fast 112 11 9 9 7l 7 Schaffner Rosemount, Vails, Arimo. 64744 Brooklyn S 1-2 f l:07g fast 114 3 2 2 21 32 Schaffer Fantastic, Dan Bnhre. Arimo. CMINOLA, br. f. I, by Aloha Eminence (Kn. R. Bradley). Weight today 104. 65411 (See Pimlico chart in this paper.) 65372 Pimlico 3-4 1:141 fast 109 9 11 11 11 510 J Schaller OrphanLad, GoldLady, L.Boanerges. 65336 Pimlico 5 1-2 1:093 good 102 2 2 2 23 l'l Bilac Nancy, Betsy Blnford, St. Jeanne. 65314 Pimlico 5 1-2 f 1:10 hvy 96 5 6 6 71 9lU Schaller Tudor, Black Flag, Killochan. BOTANIST, br. c, 2, by Boanerges May B. II. (A. L. Aste). Weight today 115. 653S8 Pimlico 3-4 1:151 fast 117 1 11 l1! I1! J Leo Tudor, Baringo, Black Chalk. 65210 Jamaica G 1-2 f 1:081 mud 112 3 3 2 31 3s J Martin They're Off, Alontgomery, G.George 65078 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:14 fast 126 6 5 4 41 4"lHagan George S. Davis, Stray, Toddles. 64014 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:08 mud 110 2 2 2 11 11 J Martin Laura A., Fantastic, Tourenne. TUDOR, b. c, 2, by Atheling Kisbern (T. Clyde). Weight today 107. 653S8 Pimlico 3-4 1:151 fast 114 4 4 2 24 21! Koerner Botanist, Baringo. Black Chalk. 65350 Pimlico 5 1-2 f 1:081 fast 105 2 1 1 ll Is Koerner Nellie Racine, T. Wrestler, C.Adsum 65314 Pimlico 5 1-2 f 1:10 hvy 105 4 1 1 12 1 Koerner Black Flag, Killoehaii, RoundDance ' 63410 Buffalo 5-8 1:032 hvy 105 1 2 2 3s 31! Roman'll Triumphant, Town Topics, Flip. 632S5 Buffalo 4 1-2 f 56 slop 112. 2 2l 11 Roman'll GoldNote, TonyBonero, BonVivant BETSY BINFORD, ch. f, 2, by Merryday Lizzie Truex (W. Chamberlain). Weight today 104. 6536S Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 105 6 4 4 38i J Lee WlnsomeWays, L. Vincent, Il.Juinp'er 65336 Pimlico 5 1-2 f 1:093 good 102 3 1 4 3t 3s Noone Eminola, Nancy, St. Jeanne. 64738 Toronto 5 1-2 f 1:072 fast 111 7 9 8 5l 812JB Davis Reside, Fire Alarm, Irene A. 64702 Windsor 6 1-2 f 1:071 fast 103 7 5 5 3nfc Ink B Davis Gracchus, Miss Martha, Fleet. Star. ORPHAN LAD, blk. g, 2, by Fatherless Eottre (D. Dunlop). Weight today 112. 65372 Pimlico 3-4 1:141 fast 114 3 3 1 l2 l8 J DennisonGold Lady, L. Boanerges, LadyVera 65152 Belmont Pk 1 1:40 fast 107 5 4 4 5 51 33 W Knapp Montgomery, Philander, Toddles. 65129 Belmont Pk 7-8 1:26 fast 106 4 3 3 2 11 l1 W Miller Gild, Black Mate, Mariposa. 65069 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:142 fast 107 7 6 6 61 6" Radtke Momentum, Monfort, DollieDolIars. BELDEMO, b. g, 2, by Bel Demonio Morbid (W. Shields). Weight today 107. 65332 Pimlico 5-8 1:03 good 100 6 4 5 4s l1! Noone Doc Kyle, Diebold, Brittanby. 64958 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:072 fast 412 8 11 11 ll2 11"1L WilllamsL. Vincent, Landsman, Gargantua. 64777 Brooklyn 6-8 1:012 good 100 13 12 10 102 1011 Jas Hen'syAce High, Rappahannock, Yorkist. 64375 Saratoga 3-4 1:15 good 117 3 4 4 5 5" J Jones Conville, Grimaldl. Yankee Girl. 64178 Saratoga 6 1-2 f 1:08 fast 100 1 11 1J1 23 W Miller Killlecrankie, Smll. Tom. Hyperbole THTRD RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:071399.) MAFALDA, b. m, 5, by Russell Soprano (W, -Hutchison). Weight today 107. 65369 Pimlico 3-4 1:143 fast 109 11 6 6 62 6'1 J Lee Niblick, Anna Smith, Kilts. 64990 Hamilton 7-8 1:28 fast 104 9 9 6 6 63 34 F Burton Gay Adelaide, Plantagenet, Albula. 64972 Hamilton 3-4 1:14 fast 98 4 3 1 1 2 F Burton Reticent, Ruth W., Oratorlan. 64932 Hamilton 3-4 1:141 hvy 103 5 3 3 32 3T F Burton Kilts, Herman Johnson, Ruth W-i ROLY POLY, b. f, 4, by Knight of the Thistle Seraphine (H. A. Griswold). Weight today 102. 63390 Pimlico 1 1-16 1:49 fast 94 2 Lost rider. Coane Euripides, Away, Ddhua. 5C9S2 Providence lm 40y 1:44 fast 100 8 5 8 7 63 618 J Hend'sonBouvier, Deshon, Second Light. 56911 Providence lm 40y 1:46 fair 100 2 3 4 4 71 5s J Hend'sonVerness, Bouvier, Fifl. DIXIE ANDREWS, b. f, 4, by Aloha Dixie Lee (Mrs, R. Bradley), Weight today 107. 64324 Fort Erie 3-4 1:152 good 95 9 9 9 9l 9s J Schaller Sharp Boy, Raindance, Nervator. 64242 Fort Erie 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 104 1 ,5 7 7l 75 J McL'hlinMar. de Carabas, Butlnskle, Teddy. 64172 Fort Erie 1 1:41 good 93 4 7 7 8 8 81 T Seaton Dolinda, Ingolthrift, Jungle Imp. 64111 Fort Erie 5 1-2 f 1:091 hvy 98 10 8 9 91 8 T Seaton Blue Coat, Oratorlan, Left Guard. MAXEY MORE, b. g, 4, by Golden Dawn Chemica (W. E. Bailey). Weight today 107. 65355 Pimlico 1 1:431 fast 109 11 10 10 10 10 7llJMHes Hanthorne, K. of Weston, Toots. 55471 Hamilton 5 1-2 f 1:122 hvy 94 4 4 3 5 8 J Malln LoveNote, Young Henry, G. Perry. R5433 Hamilton 5-8 1:031 slow lOfi B 6 6 62 B Jas Hen'svMonochord. The World. Colonist. JERRY C, b. c, 4, by Resplendent Hlbrock (T. E. Mannlx). Weight today 107. 57037 Saratoga 7-8 1:272 fair 99266 3 3i10 J Mclntyre Geranium, Fustian, Right & True. 56497 Brighton B 3-4' 1:132 good 107 6 3 3 22 33 W Knapp Dreamer, numo, Fleur de Marie. STONEBROOK, br. c, 4, by Bowling Brook Mary Stone (W. Jennings). Weight today 107. 65354 Pimlico 3-4 1:17 fast 130 3 3 3 3l 59i Mr Black Simp.Honours, Racine II., Thomond 64991 Hamilton 3-4 1:15 fast 102 9 11 10 10 10" W Fischer Cicely, Frank Collins, Baby Willie. 64854 Hamilton 5 1-2 f 1:03 fast 106 3 6 3 71 1081 Hogg G. Oman, Blue Coat, N. Bumppo. 54037 Pimlico 5 1-2 f 1:081 fast 107 3 4 4 6' 812 Miles ,Ind'uFlower, MamieMarch.TwoStep FELIX MOZZES, br. h, 5, by St. Felix Annona (J. Burrows). Weight today 110. 65354 Pimlico 3-4 1:17 fast 131 6 8 S 61 6lMr Lee Simp.Honours, Racine II., Thomond .64985 Hamilton " 3-4 1:15 fast 100 12 8 7 72 53 F Burton GolUEnamel, Operator, Miss Gaiety. 64S56 Hamilton 5 1-2 f 1:081 fast 109 4 4 4 42 68 Perrine Scarfell, Oleasa, Baby Willie. 64740 Toronto 3-4 1:132 fast 114 2 9 8 81 9" Mountain Bert Osra. Blue Coat, Gar. Wilson. CALMNESS, ctf. f, 4, by St. Blaise Quietly (Mrs. L. S. Pangle). Weight today 107. 65374 Pimlico 3-4 1:151 fast 109 11 10 10 6l '6101J Dennison NoTrumper, Wid. Mite, J. Hampton 65351 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 106 3 4 7 71! 715 J Dennison Hooray, Scarfell, Incantation. 50907 Bennings 5-8 1:031 mud 99 8 1 1 11 24 J J Walsh Tarpon, Critical, Scarecrow. 50S59 Bennings 5 1-2 f 1:092 fast 89 2 3 2 2l 22 J J Walsh Winchester, Bravery, Chlm. Sweep BLUE COAT, b. o, 4, by Ben Strome Blue Jacket (C. C. Sewell). Weight today 110. 65354 Pimlico 3-4 1:17 fast 137 1 . 1 1 21 4T1 Mr Davis Simp.Honours, Racine II., Thomond 64S76 Hamilton 3-4 1:13 fast 107 4 5 5 31 H J Foley Fustian, Gay Adelaide, Ossineke. 64854 Hamilton 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 117 2 1 1 1 21 J Foley G. Orman, N. Bumppo, J. Adams. JACK ADAMS, b. g, 5, by Jackson Athalie (R. S. Davidson). Weight today 102. 65369 Pimlico 3-4 1:143 fast 104 6 5 5 52 4 Bilac Niblick, Anna Smith, Kilts. 64972 Hamilton 3-4 1:14 fast 103 7 7 6 4l 55 J Dennison Reticent. Mafalda. Ruth W. 64S54 Hamilton -5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 109 6 4 5 43 421 Goldstein G. Orman, Blue Coat, N. Bumppo. 64245 Fort Erie 6 1-2 f 1:202 fast 101 6 4 7 61 641 J DennisonHIghlandFling, Foxmead.BonnieRee ORTON DOBBIE, ch. m, 6, by Kingston Lemon (E. C. Cowdin). Weight today 107. 6S1G9 Morris Pk Ab 5-8 l:04g good 155 1 2 2 l1 451 Mr V'ntineStepAway, Tramotor, Edna Tanner. 5S127 Morris Pk Ab 5-8 good 160 1 3 3 31 23 Mr HarperEd. Tanner, Step Away, Tramotor. ' MAMIE MARCH, ch. f, 4, by Ben Strome Lackawanna (J. E. Kirby). Weight today 107. 63334 Pimlico 3-4 1:17 fast 130 9 10 10 11 10l8lMr Th'baldSimp.Honours, Racine II., Thomond 5S3S7 Pimlico 7-8 1:29 fast 113 3 5 7 7 61 614 J Dwyer Hyperion, Verness, Widow's Mite. 58337 Pimlico 7-8 1:291 fast 110 3 2 2 7 7 6lMiles Verness, Burn.Glass, R.Hempstead FOURTH RACE About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward.' lAllowances. (4:231 5 158.) ALLEGIANCE, ch. g, 8, by Uncle Jess Fidelity (Mrs. C. V. Tupper). Weight today 143. 63316 Pimlico Ab 2 4:381 hvy 152 4 5 5 2 210 24 Slaught'r G'terknot, SeventhWard, B.Waddell 65272 Washington Ab 2 fast 160 2 2 2 1 l10 12 Lieut M'tinWestown. 6C256 Washington Ab 2 fast 151 2 2 2 3 32 Th.riderHuest'nAdams, Caloorahatchee, Westown. JOHN G. CAVANAGH, br. h, 6, by Lord Hartington Adria (Mr. McMurtrie). Weight today 144. 65252 Bennings Ab 7-S fast 142 1 1 1 1 41 5l4lMr Har'sonSacandaga, The Buck, Rathowen. OH PROMISE ME, br. f, 4, by Savilc Lady Brooke (H. Craven). Weight today 132. 65371 Pimlico Ab 2 4:3SS fast 137 0 7 5 4 415 41 Robinson F. Somers, Merry Maker, My Grace. FOLLOW ON, b. m, 6, by Singeint on Edna May (D. K. Kerr). Weight today 150. 65353 Pimlico Ab 2 4:311 fast 145 5 5 5 3 l1 11 Mr D Kerr Northville, Rathowen, B. Waddell 65274 Bennings Ab 3 fast 162 1 1 1 1 2 11 Mr D KerrPure Pepper. r 65223 Bennings Ab 2 fast 143 2 3 2 1 l3 l2 Mr D KerrAllegiance, Caloorahatchee. Adams. SEVENTH WARD, b. g, 5, by Hollander Maggie Ward (J. J. Brady). Weight today" 150. 65353 Pimlico Ab 2 4:311 fast 147 6 2 3 4 5" 5"lHewitt Follow On, Northville, Rathowen. 65316 Pimlico Ab 2 4:381 hvy 155 7 4 4 3 35 3" Houston Garterknot, Allegiance, B. Waddell. 6ERY WADDELL, b. g, 5, by Aloha Pink H. (E. L. Talley). Weight today 140. 65353 Pimlico Ab 2 4:3U fast 139 1 1 1 2 2! 41 Rae Follow On, Northville, Rathowen. 65316 Pimlico Ab 2 4:3S1 hvy 155 6 6 6 4 42 425 Bowser G'terknot, Allegiance, SeventhWard 649S7 Hamilton Ab 2 4:152 fast 152 1 3 4 3 5 526lMcKin'y Knobhampton, Fr.Somers GoldRun 64929 Hamilton Ab 21 5:14 hvy 161 1 3 3 3 3 313 McKin'y J.Randolph, Gold Run, Fr. SomersI 64873 Hamilton Ab 2 4:202 fast 148 3 1 1 1 Ink lj McKin'y J. Randolph, S. Parmer, Knobh'pton FRANK SOMERS, ch. g, 5, by St. Blaise Kola (J. F. Hynes). Weight today 150. 65371 Pimlico Ab 2 4:381 fast 150 7 5 4 2 22 in Hueston M. Maker, MyGrace, Oh Promise Me 65318 Pimlico 1 1:451 hvy 112 3 5 4 4 41 5"1J Lee Hera. Noblesse Oblige, Com. Thein. 64987 Hamilton Ab 2 4:152 fast 138 5 6 2 2 24 28 Hogan Knobhampton, Gold Run, S.Parmer. 64948 Hamilton Ab 1 3-4 3:262 good 149 2 1 2 2 2 22 Hagaa .GoldRun, S, Parmer, Cap. Hayes. NORTHVILLE, b. g, 4, by Clifford Thrilling (W. GarthJT Weight today 140. 65391 Pimlico Ab 21 5:271 fast 147 2 Refused. Terry PurePepper, Rathowen, H. Baylor. 65353 Pimlico Ab 2 4:311 fast 140 4 3 4 5 4s 21 Dupee Follow On, Rathowen. Bery Waddell 65275 Bennings Ab 3 fast 148 2 2 1 1 1 1 Terry Setauket, Adams. 65254 Bennings Ab 31 fast 137 3 4 4 4 2l 24 Dupee W'gatherer, PurePepper, D.Roberta FIFTH RACE 1 3-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (No track record). r HOLLO WAY, b. o, 3, by St. Gatien Miss Maggie (M. F. McDonald). Weight "today 94, 65370 Pimlico 1 1-16 1:483 fast 112 11 Lost rider. Koerner Reidmoore, Chalfonte. Tavannes. 63718 Brighton B 1 1-4 2:062 good 93 4 5 5 5 5 4T Hagan Bed Friar, Miss Rlllie. Lancastrian 63592 Brighton B 3-4 1:132 fast 101 C 6 5 5 5'J Hagan Halifax. Bat. Stole -:. 62123 Jamaica lm 70y l:46j fast 108. 7. I I I 6. SV). KobblaaWates Dos, LUlU, "Beldmoore, jJl FACTOTUM, br. g, 3, by Handspring Benefactress (G. W. Cook). Weight today 102. G5373 Pimlico 1 1:42 fast 11C 1: 3-3 3 2 2 L Smith Belle of Jessamine, Simple Honours. 65333 Pimlico lm 40y 1:16 Rood 103 C 5 4 4 23 21 L Smith SonomaBelle, Thistle Do, Hyperion. 64963 Hamilton 1 1-2 2:251 last -S3 4 3 3 2 2 3 F Burton Blue Buck. Reservation. Cambridge WINIFRED A., br. f, 3, by Sir: Dixon Blue Mass (As L. As'te). -. . r" Weight todayilOl. 65355 Pimlico 1 1:435 fast 102 7 S 6 4 3 V Hagan" Hantliome, K. of Weston. Toots. 6519S Jamaica 1 1-4 2:0Sjj good 97 5 7 S 9 9J 9S Horner Braj;s, GrandDnchess. McKIttredse. , 6480G Toronto 1 1-S 1:548 fast 102 4 6 8 S 10 101" Koerner C. Walworth. Cambrldge.Keservation 64756 Toronto 1 1-S 1:542 fast 37 1 .2 5 7 11J 13" Jno Hen'syBlucBuck, Cambridge, Reservation. REIDMOORE, ch. c. 3. by Ornament Desayuno (W. Shields). Weight today 99. 65370 Pimlico 1 1-16 1:4S3 fast 103 4 2 2 . 2 1& 1 Noonc Chalfontc, Tavannes, Sir Caruthers. 64155 Saratoga 1 1-4 2:0Si slop 111 2 3 3 3 3 3" Shaw Uallavant, Mohhwk II. -" 63795 Brighton B 1 1-16 1:4SJ slop 95 7 7 6 6 7J 712JNopne Gold Coin, Voladay, Lord Badge. 63697 Brighton B 1 1-16 l:4Sg slop 96 5 6 6 6 3J 2 Noone Tyron, Novena. Tuomond.; SATIRIST, ch. m, 10, by Juvenal Laura Gould (C. Laughlih). Weight today 108. 6327P Bennings Ab 3-4 fast 149 2 4 4 4 2l Mr D KerrOriflamme, Tlie Buck, Philander. i 63252 Uennlngs Ab 7-S fast 143 2 3 3 3 31 4"JMr D JCerrSacandaga, The Buck, Rathowen. BOKOMA BELLE, ch. m. 5, by Star Ruby Sonoma (T. E. Mannix). Weight today 111. 65390 Pimlico' 11-16 1:49 fast 113 7 6 6 5 5" 5" J Johnson Euripides, Away. Donna. 63333 Pimlico lm 40y 1:46 good 111 4 6 6 5 3l 1J J Johnson Factotum, Thistle Do,- Hyperion. 1 651PS Jamaica 1 1-4 2:0Sg good 99 6 5 4 4 4J 4'J J Johnson Bragg, GrandDuchess, McKittredge. 65174 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:492 slow 106 7 7 7 7 61 6a J Johnson John , Lyle, Calif. King, Jlerllngo. , TAVANNES, b. c, 3, by Ben Holla day Himyance (C. C. Smithson). Weight today 94. 65370 Pimlico 1 Irl6 1:4SJ last S'J 2 6 ,5.4 4l 3"h Engl'der Reidmoore, Chalfonte. Sir Caruthers . 63473 Buffalo 1 1-16 l:43g fast 100 2 2 2 2 21 3'I Koerner Embarassment, Delmore, Rhinock. , 63316 Buffalo 11-4 2:131 hvy 100 3 3 3 2 1 1 P Riley The Bprgian, Slngaway. .... PLEASANT DAYS, b. c, 3, by Buddha Palmy Days (L. Block). Weight today 102. 65394. Pimlico v Ab 3-1 1:155 fast . Ill 3 - .Ji- 10 . . P 41 Bilac Chippewa, The Saracen, Beneyolent. 65337 Pimlico 7-S 1:29 good 111 9 S S 9 Sl S" Murphy S. Caruthers, Incantation, A. Smith. : 65317 Pimlico 11:44 hvy 93 7 7 7 7 7 7!(iMurphy The Clown, Graziallo, Optician. -6130S Sai-atoga 1 l:42i slow 91 S 6 6 6 7s 7" Whitley Woolwich, Neptunus, Aucassln. REVEILLE, ch. h. 6. by Golden Dawn Harmony II. (L. Peters) Weight today 111. 65394 Pimlico - - 11-16 1:49 fast 100 5 5 5 6- 6 6" Noone; Euripides, Away, Donna. -. 64990 Hamilton 7S 1:2S fast 107 10 10 io' 10' 10 10U Phillips GayAdelaide, Plantagenet. Mafalda 04911 Hamilton 1 1:42J .fast 105 11,1111 11 11 101SP Burton Rama. Bon Mot, Orutorian. , 64706 "Windsor 7-S l:2Si Last 107 1 S S 10 11 11" Pen'gast Don Fonso. Orderly, - Reticent. SIXTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. (1:07399.) DAISY FROST, ch. f, 2, by Dr. Hasbrouck Tuilleries (W. B. E. Lockwood). Weight today 107. 61959 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:06! fast 109 . 6 3 C SI 101 L "WilHamsMnia Chance, Algelonc, Liunepee., 64777 Brooklyn 5-S 1:011 good 97 2 S 12 12l 12" Nott,er Ace' High. Rappahannock, Yorkist. C4394 Saratoga 5 1-2 11:10 slop 99 5 S 8 7& 10I0Koerner Animus, Russell X., Plausible. 64293 Saratoga 6 1-2 f 1:03 slop 107 3 5 5 12 12:!lC'rhmIns They're Off, Lally. Pr; Fortunatus. MILLSTONE, ch. g, 2, by Royal Flush III. Tessa II. (F. Wagner). Weight today 107. ' 65332 Pimlico 5-S 1:03 good. 97 12 12 .12 12 12 Murphy Beldemo, Doc Kyle, Diebold. 63S17 Salem 3-4 1:17 fast 105 5 3 2 2 Z- Tadlock l'ohgente Belle, Carlist, Marceline. 63765 Salem 5 1-2 f 1:0SJ fast 109 2 1 1 2 22 Tadlock Simon D., Pohgenie Belle, J.Wade. BRITTANBY, ch. c, 2, by Atheling Octavia (T. Clyde). Weight today 110. 65332 Pimlico 5-S 1:03 good 103 4 1 1 .lb 4i Koerner Beldemo, Doc Kyle, Diebold, 615S1 Washington 4 1-2 f 5SJ fast 107 3 8 8 6s Roman'li Town Topics, Mary CustisJol)stown 61520 Washington 4 1-2 f 59 slow 102 4 . 3 2J 25 Roman'li Campaigner, Strongarm, Powderhorn 61394 Washington 4 1-2 f 5S slow 110 9 9 9 6" Riley Computer, Bathmaria, Campaigner. WILTON LACKAYE, ch. c, 2, by St. James Keeps (F.A. Ware). Weight toaar'llO. 64610 Coney Island 5-S 1:01 fast 112 12 13 14 14i 14" H Cochran Joe Miller, Sen. Clay, Common Sue. 62359 Belmont Pk 4 1-2 f ' 56 fast 112 11 13 13b 1315JT Burns McCarter, Moyea, W. H-; Daniel. 62051 Aqueduct 4 1-2 f 66 slow 10S 13 14 14 14 Roman'li Clements. Mlrza. Economy. PRIVATE STEWART, ch. c; Zt by Aloha Mrs. Stuart (Mrs. R. Bradley) Weight today 110. 65332 Pimlico 5-8 1:03 good 100 3 9 9 SJ 10" T ChandlerBeldemo, Doc Kyle. Diebold. r 64970 Hamilton 3-4 1:14 J fast 95 12 12 12 12 12" T Seatori -Javanese, Doc Kyle, Pohemah. 64607 Windsor 5-S 1:02 fast 108 13 13 13 13 13IJJF H'brand.Tul:Gentzberger, H.Patch, SIcamous 645C9 Windsor 5-S 1:001 fast 105 7 10 10 10 10?iJ Schaller .Eutre Vous, Attention, Pedro., . . 62505 Toronto 4 1-2 f 57g fast 93 5 8 8i 7"JSchaller My Eessle, Relna Swift, JerrySharp: WATERFALL, b. c, 2, by Watercress Vernette (J. W. Howard). Weight today 110. ' 64S42 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 ' l:10g fast 95 13 13 13 125 9.1 Engl'der Frank Lord, Killochan. Tileing. 61732 Brooklyn C 1-2 f 1:09 fast 110 4 6 7 51 55 Engl'der Com.Anson, Troublemak'r.Br.Nettie 64C30 Coney Island 7-S 1:26 fast 97 7 8 S 10 10i ll12 Freishon Dainty Dame. Monfort. Baringo.. EL TOVAR, b. c. 2, by St. Leonards II. Miss Loise (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 110. 03092 Belmont Pk 5 1-2 cf l:06g fast 107 20 19 19 19 20" Rddtke BenStrong, Acelligh, KoyalBrceze. 64919 Brooklyn 5 1-2 f l:07g fast 115 11 11 11 U1 llJShaw Gild, Glenham, Herman. 64666 Coney Island 5 1-2 f l:0Sg good 105 8 12 13 122 1210 Horner Vaquero, El Dorado; Gargantua. WAYSIDE, ch. c, 2, by Isidor Frolicsome (J. Sanford). Weight today 110. 64253 Saratoga 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast -112 8 9 9 122 12iHorner Tourenne, Fish Hawk, Lally. (54191 Saratoga 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 115 15 15 15 15 15JHayward PopeJoan, Paumonok. SIrW.Johnson . MONKEY PUZZLE, ch. c, 2, by Ben Holladay Plumage (E. W. Lagerfoth). Weight today 110. 413407 (See Piinlico chart in this paper.) 65318 Pimlico 1 1:451 hvy 9S 5 9 7 6 6s 7" Smith Hera, Noblesse Oblige, Com. Thein. -NORWINA, br. f, 2, by Norwood Irdis (J. E. Xane). Weight today 107. 615S1 Washington 4 1-2 f 5S fast 104 2. 4 7 78J R McDan'lTown Topics, Mary Custis, Jpbstown 61456 Washington 1-2 51 hvy 110 9 9 9 9 Miles Woodwitch. Bathmaria, Havana.; GARTERS, b. g, 2, by Golden Garter Miss Prim (J. Hurley). Weight today 107. 653SS Pimlico! 3-4 1:151 fast 94 2 3 - 4 5 5,emeff'nan Botanist, Tudor, Barlngo. 65332 Flmlico 5-8 1:03 good 97 S ' 3 "3 52 58J Jno Heh'syBeldemo, Doc Kyle, Diebold. 63517 Coney Island 5-8 1:011 fast 101 10 10 9 9J 18 W Miller Souinus, Gallant Dan, Anna May. 62SS4 Brooklyn 5-81:021 fast 109 1 1 2 3 S'J Baird Misgivings, Manila, " Yankee Girl. VILLAGE KING, b. c, 2, ,by Hand some Village Pride (C. Woodford). Weight today" 110. 65043 Belmont Pk 5 1-2 f l:07g slop 107 12 12 12 .16. 11" Hagan Smil. Tom, Roll. Girl, Miss Spooner 64595 Coney Island 5 1-2 1:06J fast 97 12 12 12 15 9" Hagan Royal Lady, Stray, Tlleing. 63957 Brighton B 3-4 1:14 fast 104.11 13 13 14 450 Sewell Orphan Lad, Somnus, Shackle. Page 6 THE CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB .Shcepshe'''Bay" N. Y. 571 rFifth iwl jpf m I Thursday, Nov. I5tb, L9I6. For the June teeteg, lif . THE FOAM, $2,500 ADDED. FOR TWO YEARS OLD (NOW YEA RUNGS)'. By subscription of $10 each, the only 11a-'r biHty ifvdeclaigd:by May 1, 1907V or $'30 if left in after that date. 'Starters; $50.'aadi-tional. 52,500 added.'bf which $400 to second and $200 to third- fFiye Turlgs? ?T , 1 THE SURF, $2,500 ADDED. FOR TWO YEARS OLD (NOW YEARLINGS). By subscription of 10 each, the only lia-bility if declared by iMay lj 1907. ?$2500 added, of which" 400to second aridf$2o6 to third. " "V M " : Flye' and a' Half sF urfong. ' mr the June if F?f, " p$. THE TIDAL, $20,000. FOR THREE YEARS OLD (NOW YEARL'I N GS) . By subscription of $25 each, the only "-r liability if declared by May 1, 1907r; or $75 if declared by November a, 1907, or'f$100iif declared by February 1, 190S, or 200 if left in after the last 'mentioned date. 'Starters, $250 additional. $15,000 to winner, $2,500 to second, $1,500 to tJiird, $500 to niDmittatpr af winner, $300 to nominator of second and $200 to nominator of third. y:uZ-h: One Mlje and a Quarter. THE LARjEICE REAjLIZATIOrsT, $10000 ADDED. FOR THREE YEARS OLD (NOW YEARLI NGS). Yearlings nominated by November 15. 190G. $1 50" each, or $75 if declared by November 1, 1907. Starters, . $250 additional. .$10,000 added.; The second to receive twp-thirds of starting fees and $1,500, th'e,third one-third of starting fees and $750. The nominators of the winner, second and ihiril horses to receive $600, $300 and $100, respectively. One Mile and Five FurlorigsH :: ' ' &4X THE MERMAID, $3,000 ADDED. FOR FILLIES THREE YEARS OLD (NiOW "YEARLINGS). By subscription of $10 each. ' "' the only liability'.if declared by;May 1, 1907; -or $25 if declared by February lt'lppsV pr $50 if left in after -last mentioned date; Starters, $50 'additional, $3,000 added, of which $700 to second and $300 to third. One f Mile anB'a'FMrlorjgv For the Autumn Meeting:, THE GREAT FILLY, $5,000 ADDED. FOR FILLIES TWO YEARS OLD (NOW WEANLINGS)1 By'subsbriptipn of $5 each, tho' : only liability if declared by November 1, 1907; or $25 if declared by May l,i1908; 'ori$50 if declared by July 15. 1908; or $100 if left in after last mentioned dike. Stajfters $15p additional. $5,0J)0 added- of which $1,250 to second, $750 to thirdl $3J)0 toh6mVnat6r of winner, $200' t6 riominator of second and $100 to nominator of third;"' Six Furlongs:' '.'! ' ' " ..'.'. - '"- . For tfe AHmP 4fti, 1907, and After. THE ANNUAL CHAMPION, $25,000. , i . . . . FOR HORSES NOW YEARLINGS. By subscription of $10 each, the' only liability if de-clafed-by vfylay 1, 1907, $30 if by July 15, 1907, $60 .if by November 1, 1907, $75-ifby F.ebruary .1, .1908,. $100 if by July 15, 1908, or $200 if left "in after: the last mentioned date. For horses now two years old. By subscription of $200 each, the only liability if declared by July 15, 1907. .: - . rr STARTERS $100 ADDITIONAL. 520,000 to winner, $2,000 to second, $1,000 to third, $1,000 to nominator of winner, $650 to nominator of second and $350 to nominator of third. - The entry of a horse for this race entitles the horse to start for the race when three years old1 and :each 'year thereafter on payment of $100 starting fee in each eventir " ; " "Two Miles and Quarter. For the June Meeting, THE LAWRENCE REALIZATION, $t0,00(j ADDED. FOR NOW WEANLINGS. By subscription of $10 each, the only "liability if declared by Novembdr 1, 1907, $30 if by November 1, 1908, or $75 if left in after last ?nentione'd date. Starters, $250 additional. $10,000 added. Second to receive $1,500 "of ' added money and two-thirds of starting fees; third $750 Of added money and one-third! of starting fees. Nominators of winner, second and third to receive $500;' $300 and??10b, respectively. Yearling entries close November 15, 1907. '- . One Mile and Five Furlongs. Entries to be addressed to the CLERK OF II IE COIJRSK. jm cw island mm club, 571 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY. Winter Track Politics WINTER TRACK POLITICS. "Naturally the California tracks have made inroads on New Orleans. Hundreds of horses and scores of turfmen, billed for the Crescent City a month ago, are nOw heading toward the Golden Gale," says a New York letter to the Memphis Commercial Appeal. "On the turf, as well as in commercial lines, old-time conservatism does not pay these days. . Perhaps the most striking coup brought off was the luring away of Sam Hiidretli and his big stable from the Louisiana winter field to San Francisco, Cal. It took three weeks of talking" in the paddock by day and about the Imperial Hotel corridors at night on the part of an agent before Sam finally broke away from the Fair Grounds, where he has been racing and spending 50,000 eacli winter, to the far west. Hildreth has already shipped to Oakland' thirty-one head with Guiding Star, winner of the last Crescent City Derby; Security, Rapid Water and old Van Ness, all New Orleans favorites, in the Hildreth special palace horse cars. Jockey Knapp will ride for him. Getting Hildreth to San Francisco was quite a thing, when you consider that his presence in any town during three mouths of racing means a turnover among the city's merchants, theaters and hotels of almost $100,000. "Hildreth has always an entourage of big bettors and a staff of twenty highly paid employes. As' soon as "Boots" Durnell's reinstatement was announced, Williams and Scanlan nailed him for Oakland, too. It Is supposed Durnell has the financial support of John W. Gates. He will take twelve useful horses west late this "Week, with Arthur Redfern as his jockey, the latter agreeing to make 105 pounds for Durnell by December 15. These two big stables might have gone south instead of west with a little timely persuasion. Los Angeles is liable to steal Alex Shields from the Fair Grounds, too. However, New Orleans is in for one grand winter of racing and all-round sport. Mr. Nathanson says every stall at the Fair Grounds has been let. while he expects about thirty bookmakers to declare in on Thanksgiving Day." Jockeys Handicapped JOCKEYS HANDICAPPED. Dally Racing Form will publish from time to time a table of the rating of the- jockeys riding on American tracks, based on their performances in the saddle. The best riders will be given the, uniform rating of 100, and from that point the others will be graded down according to their estimated relative skill. For a difference of five points between the Jockeys, three points change in the handicap figures assigned the horses in any race must be made. Only riders frequently in the saddle will be given a place in the tables. The following is the present rating: Allen, S .75 Kinney 75 Allen, W 85 Koerner 90 Alex, II SO Knaack 75 Andress. A 75 Knapp, W 100 Archibald, A 75 Knopf 75' Armstrong 75 Kunz 80 Aubuchoii 95 Lauby 75 Austin, D 95 Lee, YJ 75 Austin, J 75 Lee, R 75 Baird 85 Lenahan 75 Baker, C ..75 Liehert 75 Baker, J 75 Lloyd 75 Barnett. J SO Locke 75 Battiste, F 80 Lowe, R. 60 Beckraan "75 Lutes 75 Bedell . 85 Macoy, R. ...1 SO. Bell. C 80 Mahon. T. .... 75 Bergen, J 75 Mangus .'. 75 Bergman 75 Mara. W 75 Deny 75 Marslers 75 Bezanson ". 75 Martin,' J 100 Bllae 80 Martin, A 75 Blair, R .....75 McCarley. ."..75 UMWtt ' f " ' m m 75 McCarthy ,,,,,,, , J5 Boiesen 75 McClain 75 Boland, D i.... 90 McDaniel, R 1 83 Bonner, 8 85 McFadden, F 75 Booker, A. W 85 McGee, W 85 Booker, C SO McGovern 75 Bredin 80 Mclntyre, J. 80 Bowden 75 Mclutyre, W. ......JO Brentman 75 McLaughlin'; J. 85 Brussel 80 McNamara 75 Buchanan, W 95 Miles 80 Burns, G. 80 Aliller, W. ........100 Burns, W 75 Minder 90 Burton, F SO Moore, R .... 75 Carroll, J 75 Mor.eland 85 Carson 75 Morgan 75 Chandler, L SO iMoriarity SO Chandler, T 75 Morris, C 85 Cherry 90 Mountain 05 Clare 75 Murphy, C 75 Clark, H 75 Alurphy, J 75 Clark, T 90 Murray, W 75 Clausen. 75 Myers 80 Coane 75 .Newman 75 Coburn 90 Niblack 80 Cochran, H 85 Nicol 100 Coleman 75 Noone ,"'80 Conley J 85 Notter 80 Connelly 75 Oliphant 85 Crane 75 O'Maboney 75 Crimmlns 85 Oregar 85 : Davis, B 80 Oils 85 ' Davis, W 95 Ott, W . 75 Dealy, J . . 80 Parker, C 75 Dearborn 75 Pendergast 80 , Dennison, J 75 Perkins 80 Dlllas 75 Perrett; F 80 Dillon 80 Perrine 85 Domlnlck 95 Perslnger 75 Donegan 75 Peters, L 75 Douglas 75 Pickett. R 75 Doyle, W 75 Pope, S 75 Drcyer 75 Pottering 75 Dugan, W. 95 Powers, R. 75 Englander 75 Preston, I 75 Feicht 85 Preston, M 85 Ferris 75 Quarrington 75 Finch 75 Radtke 100 fnn RO Uavnnr 7s Finnegan, J 75 Reidel 75 Finnegan, W 75 ReHly 75 Fischer, W-. S5 Rice, E 80 Fisher, C. 75 Riley, D. 75 Fisher, R 75 Robinson, E. .t 95 Fitzgerald 75 Rosen 75 Flannery 75 Ross, C SO Foley, J 85 Rowan 75 Francis 75 Russell, J 75 'Gannon, W. 90 Sandy 75 Gargan 75 Schade 80 Garner 90 Schaller, J. 75 Garner, F. 75 Scoville 80 Garvin 75 Beaton, T 75 Garwood 75 Seder 80 Gaugel 75 Sewell 95 Gerdes 75 Shaw ...100 Goedike - 75 Shea SO Goldstein "80 Sheridan 75 Gordon 75 Shilling, C. H 80 Graham 75 Smart 75 Griffith 80 Smith, B. 80 Gullett 75 Smith, C ..75 Hagan SO Smith, L 00 Hall, D 00 Sobel ....75 Hammond 75 Sperry .., 75 Harrigan 80 Springer SO Harris, C 75 Steele, T 75 Harris, J 85 Sterckx 75 Harris, R 75 Stille SO Harty SO Stokes 75 Head, R 80 Swain 85 Heffernan 80 Swain, F 75 Helgesen 90 Taylor, T SO Heunessy, James ... 85 Tesch ; 75 Hennessy, John .... SO Thomer 75 Herbert SO Thompson, A 75 Herman 75 Travers, W. ....... 90 nicks, J 80 Troxler 95 Hildebrand 100 Truman .....80 Illldebrand, F SO Van Dusen 80 Hodges, W. ........ 75 Vanderhout SO HolHer 80 Vititoe. D 73 Hogg 65 VoDgrafeu 75 Hollander 75 Walnwright 80 Horher S3 Wulshj A. 80 Hudlln 80 Walsh,, E. , 85 fluestls 73 Walsh, J. J go Hunter, H. 75 Walsh, P 75 Hunter, J. 75s Walters, J. 75 Jackson, Harvey ... 80 Wedderstrand 80 Jenkins 75 White 75 Johanessen SO Whitely 75 Johnson, A 75 Williams, B 80 Johnson. J .'. 75 Williams, J 75 Jones, J., 90 WilJ!nm. L IT. Jost. P. 80 Wilson, n. S3 KoUer 75 Wishard .80 Kelly, J 75 Wylie" 75 Kelly, M 75 Yorke 75 Kent SO Young, A ....75 Kermath 75 Zurborp , 75 p7.MtuiMiiMMt 9 -r zr-hs " 43 : Page 7 Important Stake Dates IMPORTANT STAKE DATES. Roslyn Stakes, Aqueduct, if. -Y. .......... . .Nov. .9 Queensboro Steeplechase, Aqueduct, N. l'...Nov. 10 Beldame Stakes. Aqueduct', N. Y....' Nov. 10 Edgemerb. Handicap, -Aqueduct, N. Y Nqy. 10 Bay view ilandlcap, Aqueduct, N. Y."- .'Nov. 12 Stonybrook Stakes, Aqueduct, N. Y Nov. 13 .Oakdale Stakes, Aqueduct,' N. Y..'...v. Nov. 14 Nassau Stakes, Aqueduct, N. Y .iNov. 35 Opening Handicap, Oakland, Cal Nov. 17 Inaugural Handicap, Crescent Park, New Or-. " "' leans. La Nov. 24 Thanksgiving Handicap, Oakland! Cal. .Nov. 20 Jonathan Club Handicap, Ascot Park, Cal... Nov. 29 Thanksgiving Handicap, Crescent Park, New 'Prleans. La Nov. 29 Crescent City Stakes, Crescent Park, New s Orleans. La Dec. 1 Santa Catallna Stakes, Ascot Park, Cal Dec. 8 Crocker Stakes, Oakland, CalT;....... Dec. .8 Preliminary Derby, Crescent Park, New Or - " leans. Liu ;...Dcc. 8 Initial- Handicap, City Park, New Orleans La .'. . .;r. . . .Dec 13 Test Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La":".. Dec. 15 Riverside Stakes, Ascot Park, Cal,.... .Dcc-.M3 Pacific Union Handicap, Oakland, Cal. .. . Dec. -15 Planters Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La.Dec. 19 Cypress Handicap, City Park, ' New4 Orleans, La. Dec. 22 Gentllly Stakes Crescent Park, New Orleans, La .......Dec. 24 Christmas Handicap, Oakland, CaK. ....Dec. 25 California Club "Handicap, Ascot Park, Cal; .-Dec. U5 ' Christmas Handicap, Crescent Park, New Or-" leans. La. Dec. 25 Speed-Handicap, Crescent Park, New Orleans,". La. .............,...v..Dec. 29 " Stakes Dates of 1907. Rose Stakes, Ascot Park, Cal......... ......Jan. 1 New Year Handicap; Oakland- Cal. . Jan. 1 New Year Handicap, Crescent Park, New Orleans. La." ... -.Jan. 1 Follansbee Handicap, Oakland, Cal. Jan. 0 Magnolia Stakes, Crescent .Park, New Or-- leans, La. '.'......'....... '..".' Jan. 5 Hollywood Handicap, Ascot Park, Cal Jan. 5 Old Hickory Stakes, City Park, New Orleans," La." '. .......Jan. 8 Andrew Stakes, Oakland, Cal....... :...Jan. 12 Coronado Beach Stakes, Ascot Park, Cal.... Jan. 12 Tulane Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La. Jan. 12 Cosmopolitan .Hotel Hurdle, Clty; Park, New ; Orleans, La. .:.....-..... ..'Jan. 10 Llssak'llandicap, Oakland, Cal .-. .JHn. 19 Pasadena" Handicap, ,Ascpt Park, Cal.. rjan; 19 King Cotton Stakes City Park, New Orleans," Lar . ......... .Jan. 19 Burns' Handicap, Oakland, Cal Jan. 20 Santa Anita Handicap, Ascot Park, Cal .Jan. 20 Merchants Handicap, Crescent l?ark, New' ' Orleans, La. . 5 v. . . . i .Jan. 20 Premier Stakes, Crescent Park, New Orleans, La .Jan. 30 Ascot Oaks, Ascot Park. Cal ......Feb. 2 California Oaks, Oakland, Cal... .I'eb. 2 St. Charles Hotel Stakes, Crescent Park, New Orleans',' La. .'i X T.-VFeb. 2 Lagarde Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La Feb. 4 Ascot Handicap, Ascot J?ark, Cal Feb. 9 Palace Hfctel Handicap, Oakland, Cal Feb. 9 Heaslip Clip. City Park. New Orleans. La... Feb. 0 Rex Handicap, City Park,"New "Orleans! La'. ."Feb. 12 Gnnst Stakes, Oakland,' CUi. I'?.. . . .Feb. 10 Woodlands Stakes, Ascot Park, Cal Feb. 10 American Turf Association Handicap, City -1 ' Park, New Orleans, La. ....Teb. 10 California Derby, Oakland, Cal Feb. 22 Ascot Derby, Ascot Park, "fal -Feb. 22 Santa Barbara 'Stakes, Ascot Park, Cal. . . . . .'Feb. 22 Martha Washington Stakes, Crescent Park, ; 1 New Orleans, La.' ...i...... v.... .a... .Feb. 22 Bush Cup Handicap, Crescent Park, New Orleans. La. .Feb. 23 Carnival Stakes, Crescent Parky New Orleans, ' ;Iia; '. . .'.:..... ,'". . . . .-.':;V:'".v:-'.v.:':T..Feb. 27 Waterhouse Cup, Oakland, Cal. ......... ...March 2 Ascot Cup, Ascot Park, Cal March 2 " New Orleans City Railway Handicap, -Cres- cent Park, New Orleans, La.- :.....:. .March 2 National Stakes, City Park, :New Orleans, La. r. . . ... . . . . . . March -0 , Undine Stakes, Oakland, Cal......,:. ....March 9 Santa Monica Stakes, Ascot Park, Cal..... March 9 ; -Pickwick Steeplechase, City Park, New Or-.j -,. " learis. La. March 9 Louisiana Stakes, City Park, Now Orleans, i La. ...March 13 ) Thornton Stakes, Oakland, Cal March 1G v City Park Derby, City Park, New Orleans, ' ' -La. 10 ':!...':... JIarch 'Rosebud Stakes, Crescent Park, New' Or-""' ; ':.. leans, Ln. ....... ...i..... ...March 20 - 'Crescent City Derby, Crescent Park, New ' Orleans, La. r. -March. .23 Bell 'Stakes, Oakland, Cal . .MardiS Gcbhard Handicap. Oakland. Cal March 30 Audubon Stakes, Crescent Park, New Or- : leans, La March 30 Magnolia Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, ' La f April 3 1 Lyric Handicap, City Park, New Orleans, La.Aprll G : Juvenile Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La.Aprll 10 . Ladies Stakes, City Park. New Orleans, La.Aprll 13 ' Orleans Handicap, City Park, New Orleans, ); La April 13 The Saratoga Association mmz Office: The Windsor Arcade, Forty.sixth Street and Fifth Avenue, $ew York Chy. iyi '? " Al. V. r ' ' Race Course: Saratoga Springs, F. R. HITCHCOCK, president. : : : : H. P. WHITNEY, Vice President. : : : : ANDREW MILLER, Secretary and Treasurer. STAKES FOR 1908 AND 1909 TQ CimZ ON MQNDM, NOVEMBER 12, 1906. THE SPINAWAV, for Billies ... . . . . $10,X)jOO FOR FOALS OF J906. : : : : : : : 1 : : : : RUN IN i 908. v ' TH E HOPEFUL (estimate ) $ 30,000 PRODUCE OF MARES COVERED IN J906. : : R.UIvr J909. Breeders Should Note This Stake. Breeders Should Note This Stake. THE SPiEuWAyW HOPEFUL for 1909 j- - Estimated Value $30,000. - OF $10 000 For Fillies. Two-vear-olds. Foals of 1906. IJy subscription of $10 each, for tlie produce of mares covered in 1900, the only forfeit ir struck out ; by November 1. 1U0S. If left in after November 1, 100S, a further subscription of ?50 each; and If left Br subscrlntion of $5 each, the only forfeit If struck out by November 1, 1007. If left In after Jn. after "tlay 1, 1000, a further subscription of $100 each. Starters to pay S250 addltlopal. " The Saratosra November, 1, 1007; a further subscription of $ir each; and if left in after-Jfay 1; 100S, a .furtlier sub- Ussi)ciatirn to ald'T,C00. The second h'rw to receive $2,000. the third horse $1,000. and the owlier at wrlptioh of$50 each. Starter to pay .?1."0 additional. .The Saratoga AssM'iatIon to fjuuraiit'ei' life gros " ImV'or eiitrv of tlie mare pi-odiiciiij the winner $1,000 out of the stakes. Colts, 12 X tlllies aiid seld- vUlue if thR'hice li be$10.000,' of '"vhlcli tUe eeorid horse"- tUn 11 receive $1,000 and the 'third hdrse $.r)(M). Jut's, lift Ills. Winners of two; races of $:t,G00. or one or $5.(KX. to carrv lbs. extra; of two of $5,000. The noinlhator'of "the 'whmei'''to ' receive $.r.00 out of tile stakes': "Winners of a riftje ofthe Value of $5,000 or one of.$i,(K)0, 8 lbs. extra. 'Horses n.t having won S2.500 allowed 4 iba.; of $1,000, '7 llis'. If a niare to curry :, lbs. 'extra; rof -Jtwo of .'$."i,000 or .one of ) $7,500, 0 His., extra; Noii-wlilne5. of.' 4-..r0() allowed 4 In tliis -iddke drop her foal before the 1st of Jaimary, 1007; or-If xhe have a dead or morevthan-one foiil, lbs.; of $1,000 7 lbs. By filing with the Saratoga Association on or before November 1',-1907, an accepted or is lmrreu, tlie entry of such mare is void. By tiling with the Saratoga Assoclationi;prior to November transfer ofitue engagement -1 ln this stake, ..... the'.nouiiuator.-will , be released from . further liability. 1, .190S,: an accepted transfer of the produce, with its engagement In this stake, the original nominator mi- fcu, r,... -.--j-jy-e ANPMAHAI.F rTOLQNG?. wJIl bv rt'leafrpm'fqrth" . . .---...-' . :- - ; ' Telegraphic Form THLEGR ATOIC FORM. I The liorses seeming' to nave Hie 'best chances In" Thursday's races are: Aqueduct-1 Kow York,, Novcmlwr 7. 1 Oractiium, ElH'cotC Ml'nio'a 2 Sandalwood, Tom Cogan, Orthodox. i 'Wtarlugj Monforr, ;fomeiituuii: ' ' ' 4 Lotus, Tipping, I.uretta. G Iiotus, Zienap, Voorhees. 0 Leonard Joe Hayman, Onatas, John Lyle. -ill. Foreland. Latonia Cincinnati, Novemlcr 7. 1 Arabo, Oladiator, HcnryO. 'J Grace Kimball, Jiliss Alert, Tanager. ;j ueliar, Grifnrtda," 'Noel. , !" 4 Tartan, St. Joseph, Meadowbreeze. 5 Salvage, "Western.' ReiirieiL " ' 0 Sincerity Belle, Athena, Ferroniere. 'v ---'J.'."!. Dempsey. Pimlico Baltimore, November 7. 1 Josie Hampton, Garment, I'leanor C. 2 Botanist, Tudor, Orphan Iiad.:t.- 3 Blue Coat, Dixie AndrewsKprlon Dobbie. 4 Northville, Follow On, Frank; Somers. 5 Iteidmoore, Factotum, Sonoma'elle. ' 0 Village King, Monkey Puzzle, Waterfall. Tl' ill' O'Connor. Latonia Entries and Form LATON1A ENTRIES AND FORM. For differences in weight add or deduct 5 points to tho pound. An extra good S rider's average worth is 3 pounds. reliabilities: Weather clear; track fast. 'Racing' starts at 2:00 p. in. , ' ; XRuns well In mud. Superior mud runner. First Race 1 Mile. 4-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdcp. (OThM!))... Gladiator 4. .119. . X . .725 ()5:'.4i);:...Arabo G. .122. .. .713! GrilOG"... Henry 0 4. .119. . X ..705 OT:S0 Lady Lavish C. .119. . X . .700 05401 Bernie Cramer ; 4. .119. . X . .095 (J52S4 Handy Bill 4. .122. .. .095 5.-iS4.... Frank Bill 4. .119. . X . .000 WUS21... Fenian ". 5. .119. . X . .090 05404.... Happy Jack II 4. .122. . . .GSO 05CM9.... Lucky Charm 4. .122. . X . .CSO 03SS2 Falkland : 5. .119. .. .075 G5:iS7 Quincy 6. .119. . X . .075 G5SS2. . . ..Tohn Doyle 5. .119. . X . .073; 07.231 Gay Minister 5. .119.. 070 053S5 Mint Sauce '....10. .119 050 58122 VioJIn 4. .119. . X . .025 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (52!M) . . .Tanager 102. . X . .725 05:560 Zipango 97. .X.. 715 (05300)... Grace Kimball 94. 710 (05320) .. .Lady Arion ;..... 94. 705 C33GG Lexoline ".'.'... . . .'. . .112. . X . .095 : (05:502)... Miss Alert , 94 090 04124 Morales .... .101 GSO C5055 Gold Circle . .... 94..X..C75: 053023... Sir Vagrant 101.. X.. 050 053S.". Rose Marlon 94 .025 C534S. .Toddy Hodge ; 97. . 025. Red. .Ogden, -eh. c, by Ogden Golden Girl ..;......'... 94 Third Race 1 Mile. 0-ycar-olds and up.ward. Allowances.' j 05:147s . . .Noel ". 3. . SS 750 053.84 . . . ..The Clansman 3 . . 91 . . . . . .730 (05311)... Nat B. 4. .100. . X . .725 05305'... Pirate Polly 4. . 97. . X . .720 05172. .. .Mamie Algol 4. .104. .. .710 S3S0.. .Vhippoorwill , 4. .100. .,X . .705 05300 . . .Martliis . .1. ..... 9J. . X . .705 05304. . . .Debar . . V. 3. .103. . X . .700 05304 Granada 3.. OS.. X.. 090 Fourth Race 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 053S5.....St. Joseph 3.. 97.. ..750 053S5 Hector 3.. 97. ...745 05347 Tartan 4.. 115.. X.. 740 653S5) .. .Meadowbreeze 3. .110. . X . .735. !053lbl . .'.Golunamel .V. . ."' . .! .. .. '4. .iOoV. X -.725 053.S5J..Lady .Henrietta ,. 4. .100. . X -725. ' Fifth Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. I . All Ages. Selling. - I 053S3. .. .Western . ... 2.. 91..X..725 (05303) . . .Revolt 0. .110. . X -720 ,053W 3 ... Auditor ...... '. ... 1 ..... i ' fi . .1 1 1 . . X . 'l0 052051 . . .'Salvage ...... w .'; . .'. . . 4 . .1 12. . . .715 ,tV.34'4 uJuben ......... ..': 3..ijp3. . X . -71.0 ;3:5S3-. . .Tajibark .... .:V. . $..j.V. . 2. . . $0. . X . -710 0529.9.... Relincd ...-..J?..! 2.. 95. ...700; (OliiSS) . . .Amador . . . ...... .. .. . . . '3. .105. . X ..085 05302 Nedra . . . 2. . 87.. X. -075 .05327 I'lebelan . . . 3. .103. . X . .075 055127. ...Sylvan Belle 4. .ICS 070 05200 Fay 2. .' SS. . X . .000 01400 Black Art 4. .112. . X . .070 G210n..'..Malvina 4. .109. . X . -GoO 0530S. , . .Sagapajiak .. 2. .KS8...... . . .025 Sixth Bace 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (053S7)... Athena i 5..10S 725 ,055549 Sincerity Belle 4. .102. .X. .720 05307s... Ferroniero' 3.. 102 715 '05304.... Merry Belle 3.. 00. .X.. 710 tC52S0. . . .Trenola 3 . .102. . X . .7oJ ,0500 Pentagon 3.. 9....700 05349 'Little Klfcin .. S.. 102.. ..090 0540 1 Knowledge 5 . . 102 . . . . 090 0537 Water Lake 3.. 99 070 01091 Clara Dee 4.. 102...!... COO New York Entries and Form NEW YORK ENTRIES AND FORM. Probabilities: Weather clear track 'fast. Racing starts at 2:00 p.m. (Chicago time 1:00 p.m.) iXRuns well in mud. Superior mud runner. First Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Handicap. ' ' Ind. Horses. -A. Wt. ndep. 05201 Ellicott i .110. . X . .725 05291 .. .Miniota - ' 107. . X . .720 ; 05340 Sir Toddington .110. .X-. 715 05340 Oraculum -.120. . X . .7iC i C533S Umbrella .100. . X . -710 051G1... .General Sherman .....109 705 ,05358 L' Amour .'. ... i 105 700 Second Race About 2 1-2 Miles. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 055539 '...Sandalwood '4..135 700 Xg393... .Tom Cogan G. .143. . X . .090 5S433. .'. .Baulaker S..138 085 1 05$39 Orthodox 5. .143. . X . .0S0 OjfEl Wood Rule 4. .1553 075 Third Race 3-4 Mile. Bellerose Stakes! $1,000 added. 2- year-olds. Selling.- 05201 Momentum . ... .......... 102. . X . .750 (05304) . . .Loring ; ,99. . X . .740: 05009. . .Monfort .'.102. . 735: 0533S3. . .Belcast 102. . X . .735 05338.... Umbrella 99.. X,. 715! Lee Harrison II., .'eh. g, by j Ben Strome jJanct Gray... 99 4." Fourth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward.1-Selling. Fillies and Mares. (05322) . . .Lotus .'. 3. .110. . X . .750- (03321) . . .Luretta .: . . 4. .103. . X.. .740 (03202)... Grand Duchess 4. .100. . X . .733 05303... Tipping 3. . '95. . X . .735 05234 Mary Morris 3.. SS..X..735 ' G5rai.V. Columbia' rl'..y. . ?.?5.T botVx .'CtsV G555793...Stiimping Ground 0.. 103.. X. .730 (05077) .. .Winning Hand 55.. 94 725 05202 Nellie Bum ... ..,.,3.. 93. .X. .720 C327S Delphie' 4. .101. . X . .720 Fifth Race 6 1-2 Furlongs. 3- year-olds. Handicap. (J55550 . . .Zienap . .;. !.rt : . .102. . X . .750 (05319) . . .Fortunate .100. .... .740 03350 Voorhees l(5s. . X .35 04039 Battleaxe 97.... -..735 (03322) . . .Lotus 120. . X . .735 C2030 Juggler '. 119. . X . .730 G527S Listless 95 723 G405 Special License . 90..X..710 Sixth Race 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 055521 . .Delmoro 3.. OS. . X .725 j 55202)... GrandDuchcss 4... 103. . X . .720 ;iS52!)ii)... Leonard Jpe'&ayman 55. .100. . X . .715 035542... Onatas 0. .100. . X . .715 05202'... John Lyje 4. .103. . . .715 032S1 Palette 5. .103. . X . .710 (85293. ..Emperor'of India ....... 5. .103. i X . .710 .03278 Johnstown ..I 3. . 90. . X. .T10 05339... Hallowmas . 3. .100. . X . .703 03241 Jungle Imp 4.. 100.. ..TOO C493S Huntington C..104 700 Baltimore Entries and Form BALTIMORE ENTRIES AND FORM. Probabilities:' Weather clear; track fast. Racing starts at 2:15 p.m. (Chicago time 1:13 p.m.) XRuns well in mud. Superior mud runner. First Race 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds" and upward. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses. A.. Wt. Hdcp. 035574s... Josie .Hampton 3.. 107 .700 03394 Snow Ball .... 3.. 107 095 03374 Kiarriesha H 3.. 107 090 03551S... .Kleanor 'c. 4.. 107 090 01S14 .Waterway 3. .107 090 04927.... Country Lad 3.. 107; GS5 .055553 cW'rival 4.. 107 CSO r7CS4 Jig Music ., 4.. 107 GSO 05334 Garment "4 . , 107 GSO ' Litigant, b. f, by Contract" AVihl puck" 3.. 107 Poriuessing, br. cr by Knight of tile Thistle Octa ; Reed 1 1 . 3.. 107 . Second Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds! Allowances. (05372)... Orphan Lad 112...... 725 (C33SS) . . .Botanist. 115. . X . .720 035K5S...Tdor .- 107.. X.. 713 .03411 Eminola ; . . .104. . X . .713 (053552) . . .15eldemo 107 710 05308?.. . Betsy Blnford .104.. X . .710 03372s... Iord IJoan'erges .113. VX.703 C5308 Charles I. Lee ; .107. X . .700 Third Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. v . - 4-year-olds and. up ward. Selling. 05354.... Blue Coat 4. .110. . X . .725 03509.... Mafalda u. .107. . X . .720 03334.... Felix Mozzes 5.. 110 715 05!54...'.Stohebr6ok ; ... 4.. 107 713 :C53G9 : . . .Jack Adams -3 . .102. 713 04324 Dixie Andrews .......... 4. .107. . X -.710 5S109s. ..0rton Dobbie G.. 107.... . .710 v 57037 Jerry C : v4 . . 107. . X . . 703 05355..,. Maxey More 4 ...107 700 G55J54. .. .Mamie March 4. .107. . X . .095 05374 .... Calmness 4 . . 107. ..... (590 03390. . . -Roly Poly 4. .102.- 090 Fourth Race About 2 Miles.:- Steeplechase. , 4-year-olds -and, upward. Allowances. (C3333) .. .Follow On C..150.. 700 G3391 Northville 4. .140. . X. .095 03310,.. Allegiance 8.. 143 090 (03371) .'. .Frank Somers -5. .150. . X . .090 03252 John G". Cavanagh G. .144 GS5 05353.... .Be'ry Waddell 5. .140, . X . .GS3 05371 Oh Promise Me 4.. 132.. GSO 035533 Seventh Ward C..130 G50 Fifth Race 1 3-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upwardi' Selling. 05373... Factotum : ...7:5. .102 725 r05?"P. . . jTavannes, .3 . . ,94 . . X . .720 ; (C55'570) . .'.Reidmoore ....'3.. 99, .X... 715 0355.90 Sonoma Belle -3. .111. . X . .715 05390 Reveille 5. .111. . X . .710 05270. . .Satirist 10. .10S. ., . . .710 05370 Holloway ;.. 94.. X.. 710 05394 Pleasant Days 55. .102. . X. .7031 G5355...'. Winifred A. 3. .101. .X . .705 Sixth Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. . 05332. -..Brittanby .- 110 725 05407 Monkey Puzzle 110 720 04S42. . . TWaterfall 110. .... .715 05092 El Toyar 110 715 03332 Private Stewart 110 710 05332 Millstone 107 710' 1 , ; -,. i ) v ' ; - ' : ' 1 : . ' ); 7 053SS Garters 107.. X.. 703 G4!)59. . . . Daisy Frost .107 705 05043.,!. Village King .lio "700 04010 Wilton Lackaye" .310. . .Vi -700 01381 Norwina 107 .70 04233 Wayside 110. . . .-. .095 Page 8 TURF EXCHANGE ALL RACES. DIRECT WIRES. 2 Special Trains on Illinois Central R. R. Leaving Randolph Street at J2:30 and Ui5 p. m., stopping: only at Van Buren, 39th and 63rd Streets. Returning trains at 4:45 and 5:25, making above stops., Roby street cars on yellow line also make close connections. ROUND TRIP - 50 CENTS JACOBITE won, I - I Nov! 2, FORTUNATE won' '. '. 4-1 Nov. 3, SIMPLE HONOURS won 2-1 -35SS mimnn ni.iunri PLUNGE! PLUNGE! mi. 5, orphan lad won . . . 4-1 Thursday, a Speed. Marvel. Open tlie Strong Box NOV. 6, BOTANIST WOn .... 3-1 225 DEARBORN ST. fkM A J O D 00 DA,LY TELR69437HARR. "1 initials f!. $5.0 0 WEEKLY Aster d'Or, 4-5, won Gargantua, Lost. The only two horses sent out on Wednesday. "Our Information Comes Direct from the Track." ONLY ONE- OR TWO HORSES DAILY. NEVER MORE THAN TWO. $5.00 for Six Racing Days Within a day or two we will cnt one loose at a price that will make the bookmakers gasp, and wonder what is to happen next. Subscribe now while yon get the chance. " Thus far we have made good every promise. The name of. every horse is filed with the Daily Racing Form Every Noon CASSIDY CO., VTUHF EXPERTS, Suite 608, 171 Washington Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. NATIONAL RACING REVIEW NO. 360. Boom 87, 71 Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111. Yesterday's Special Lost. 1.00 Per Month. 25 Cents Per Copy. 'PHONE, 3581 CENTRAL. TURF REPORTER'S SPECIAL R. 312, 59 Dearborn Street, Chicago. Thursday's Special No. 750. Entry List: 3-10-13-707-710-750-751-700-701-703-771-774. REYNOLDS & CO., Horse Owners and Expert Handicappers. Room 510, 114 Dearborn St., Chicago $1.00 DAILY ...... $5.00 WEEKLY Established 1890. I Yesterday our one best bet Before the puhlio wa8: jr ASTER D'OR. WON . . . 4-5 . J JSM1iSS) Remember, one horse a day 1 JsWMbbSSbK is our specialty, and that we Iff 'Mfwr are tne only nrm thafc has MjJralP made good with a one-best-WaMF bet proposition. 62 per cent. Ir'iWmm winners this year. Progres-IWi'fUl sive and flat-bet players are i'rWx making big profits every IfcSJuW week. We never give a long EET string of losers that puts the . average bettor out of com-We Never Misrep- mission. Rarely do we go resent, two days without a winner. WOOD'S CTfTj DAILY FORM LETTER xarjf 59 Dearborn Street $1 Daily .'. $4 Weekly YESTERDAY OUB LETTER GAVE: Montgomery... 8-5 won Adbell 14-5 2nd Martin Doyle.. 6-5 won Minnie Adams. 1-3 won Sally Preston.. 1-1 2nd Balden., 3-1 won Aster d'Or 4-5 won Ida Davis 5-2 2nd Sister Frances. 5-2 2nd Henry O 18-5 2nd XXX SPECIAL TODAY XXX THE AMERICAN RACING MANUAL io cent! in leather. DALLY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO., 124 Fifth Ave., Chicago. I IPAILYI j IRI A C N iGl IFORMI ' PUBLISHED BY DAILY RACING FORM PUB. CO. I - 124 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. CITY PARK JOCKEY CLUB NEW ORLEANS, LA. STAKES TO BE RUN FOR AT THE WINTER MEETING 1906-7 ENTRIES TO CLOSE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1906 OPENING DAY, DECEMBER 10, 1906. Racing every two weeks alternately with the Crescent City Jockey Club until April 13, 1907. Liberal Purses and overnight Specials for horses of class. Steeplechase and Hurdle Racing throughout the season. THE INITIAL HANDICAP, $1,500 Added. For all ages. $10 each to enter; $25 additional to start. THE REX HANDICAP, $2,500 Added. For then three-year-olds and upward. $10 each to enter; $40 $1,500 added, of which $350 to second and. $150 to third. Weights to appear five days before the race, additional to start. $2,500 added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Weights to appear three Winners after announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be run December 10, 190C. One Mile, days before the race. Winners after announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be run February 0ne H,1 and Furon THE TEST STAKES, $1,000 Added For all ages. $10 each to enter; $40 additional to start. $1,000 tttf autprtpaw ttth-p accnPTarPTnw rri-Kmrm-D to nnn iaa j t. added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Winners this year of k Vace of $5,000 to carry 4 lbs.; .S t?nS?-rtHSS;0t 2',AAi''lrJ three'yTS iintLup; of one of $10,000. 7 lbs. penalty. Non-winners of a race of v $1,500 . this year allowed 5 lbs. . To be run d jioo & tot flftfL ?tn J2 'Lf d; f whIch $400 to Oseco"d' 250 ? thlrd ana to December uecemDer 15 io, 1906 ajuo. six 2.arj0nj,s uriongs. fciuu fourth; the fifth horse to save his stakes. Weights to appear February 9. Winners after an- nouncement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be run February 10, 1907. Three Miles. THE PLANTERS' STAKES, $1,000 Added. For two-year-olds (foals of 1904). $10 each to enter; THE NATIONAL STAKES, $1,000 Added For two-year-olds (foals of 1905). $10 each to enter- $40 $40 additional to start. $1,000 added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Winners of a stakes to additional to start. $1,000 added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Winners of two races to carry 3 lbs.; of two or more stakes, 7 lbs. penalty. Others, non-winners of three races, allowed 7 lbs.; carry 5 lbs. penalty. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. To be run March C 1907. Three and One-Half Furlong?, of two races, 10 lbs.; 'maidens, 13 lbs. To be run December 19. 1900. Seven Furlong Out of the Chute. THE PICKWICK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, $1,000 Added.-For then three-year-olds and upward. THE CYPRESS HANDICAP, $1,500 Added. For three-year-olds and upward. $10 each to enter; $C5 $5 each to enter; $25 additional to start. $1,000 added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third-additional to start. $1,500 added, of which $350 to second and $150 to third. Weights to appear three Weights to appear five days before the race. Winners after announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. days before the race. Winners after announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be run December extra. Three or more horses In entirely different interests to start, or the race may be declared off. To 22, 1906. Mile and a Furlor.g. be run March 9, 1907. Full Course. THE OLD HICKORY Oajch aJKW apSr 1hreeaXs before towce! ' Wtaitter announcement tJliext - be carry ljbs- Maldens ad To be run March 13. 1907. Three and One-Half Furlongs. ruiVjanuary S 1907. mle anfl a Quarten THE QITY PARK DERBY, $5,000 Added.-For three-year-olds (foals of 1904). By subscription of $100 each, half forfeit, or only $25 if declared out on or before February 1 (money to accompany the THE TULANE SELLING STAKES, $1,000 Added. For then three-year-olds and upward. $10 each to declaration); with $5,000 added, of which $750 to second, $300 to third and $100 to fourth horse. Non-enter; flO additional to start. $1,000 added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. The winner to winners of a race of $1,000, or three races of any value, allowed 5 lbs.; maidens, 10 lbs. To be run March be sold at auction. If entered to be sold for $3,000, to carry weight for age; If for less, 1 lb. allowed for 16, 1907. Mile and a Quarter, each $200 to $1,400; then 1 lb. for each $100 to $800. Starters with selling price to be named through the THE MAGNOLIA SELLING STAKES, $1,000 Added.-For then three-year-olds and upward. $10 each entry-box the day before the race. To be run January 12. 1907. one mile. tQ enter. ?4Q a(1(mlonaj t0 start- ?1 000 a,ide(1( of wnlch $20o to second -and $100 to third. The winner THE COSMOPOLITAN' HOTEL HURDLE HANDICAP, $1,000 Added. For then three-year-olds and to be sold at auction. If entered to be sold for $2,000, to carry weight for age; if for less, 1 lb. allowed upward $5 each to enter- $25 additional to start. $1,000 added, of which $200 to second and $100 to fpr each $100 to $1,000; then 2 lbs. for each $100 to $700. Starters with selling price to be named through third. Weights to appear five days before the race. Winners after announcement of weights to carry 5 tue entry-box the day before the race. To be run April 3, 1907. Seven Furlongs Out of the Chute, lbs. extra. Three or more horses In entirely different interests to start, or the race may be declared off. THE LYRIC HANDICAP, $1,000 Added. For then three-year-olds and upward. $10 each to enter; To be run January 16, 1907. Mile and a Quarter Over 5 Hurdles. $40 additional to start. $1,000 added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Weights to appear the race' Winners after announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be jmi THE KING COTTON STAKES, $1,250 Added.-For then three-year-olds and upward. $10 each to A J0" enter; $50 additional to start. $1,250 added, of which $250 to second and $100 to third. Winners in i' . , . ,. , J.' 1900-7 of a race of $7,500 to carry 5 lbs. nenalty. Non-winners In 1900-7 of a race of $3,000 allowed 3 THE JUVENILE TTT - ca,.OTC STAKES, $1,000 Added. ,AA A For two-year-olds (foals of 1n... 190a). $10 t, each to enter; $40 lbs ' of a race of v SI . 000 , 7 lbs . To be run January j 19, 1907. One Mile, additional to . start. $1,000 added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Winners of a stakes to ' carry 5 lbs of tW() or more staijes 8 lDS penalty. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. To be run April 10, 1907. THE LAGARDE SELLING STAKES, $1,000 Added For three-year-olds (foals of 1904). $10 each to Four Furlongs. enter; $40 additional to start. $1,000 added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. The winner to be THE ORLEANS HANDICAP, $1,000 Aided For then three-year-olds and upward. $l(feach to enter: sold at auction. If entered to be sold for $2,500, to carry weight for age; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for $40 additional to start. $1,000 added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Weights to appear each $100 to $000. Starters with selling price to be named through the entry -box the day before the race, three days before the race. Winners after announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be run To be run February 4, 1907. One Mile. April 13, 1907. Six Furlongs. THE HEASLL? CUP, $1,500 Added. A handicap for then three-year-olds and upward. $10 each to THE LADIES' STAKES, $1,000 Added.-For fillies two years old (foals of 1905). $10 each to enter; enter; $05 additional to start. $1,500 added, of which $350 to second and $150 to third; the fourth horse $40 additional to start. $1,000 added, of which $200 to second and $100 to third. Winners of a stakes to to save his stakes. Weights to appear February 2. Winners after announcement of weights to carry 5 carry 5 lbs.; of two or more stakes, 8 lbs. penalty. Malden3 allowed 5 lbs. To be run April 13, 1907. lbs. extra. To be run February 9, 1907. Two Miles. p Four Furlongs, The fall names of all members of racing firms must be noted on entry blank. More tban two horses may be nominated for Selling Stakes, bHt only two can start. Address Nominations to Racing Secretary, City Park Jockey Club, 612 Hennen Building, New Orleans, La. English Turfmen Grumble at Starting ENGLISH TURFMEN GRUMBLE AT STARTING. Over in England they are still debating the "starting problem" at a furious rate. We had enough of it here following the introduction of the Australian starting device, but in the main followers of the turf in this country have lost sight of the matter. In the home of the thoroughbred it is different, as witness the following from a recent edition of London Sporting Life: "In the last issue of the 'Racing Calendar' I noticed the simple announcement that A meeting of the Jockey Club will be held at Newmarket in the Houghton Week. I wonder whether any member of the club will have the courage to initiate a discussion on the question of the starting gate, with :i view to bringing about some alteration of the present unsatisfactory system. That owners are dis satisfied anyone who goes racing continually ia aware, but somehow or other owners seem chary of making any move in the matter, and until the subject Is brought before the stewards of the Jockey Club there seems little chance af any amelioration of a system which has ruined more horses for racing purposes in the last few years than bard ground, while the number that get kicked, left at the post, or whip round Increases daily. Surely a trial could be given to some other method of starting. Again and again I have suggested a trial of a walk-up start, and owners have also expressed a wish for such a trial. Frequently ws see a walk-up start, but then it is only allowed to one or perhaps two in a field of horses, and as a rule it Is the unruly horses who get the benefit of this as, for instance, in the case of St. Luke at the last meeting at Newmarket. Occasionally we even see a horse canter up, as in the case of Troutbeck in the start for the St. Lcger at Doncaster.

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