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Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, November 28, 1906

Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, November 28, 1906 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1906 drf1906112801 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, November 28, 1906 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1906 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] ' " Duty ' VOL. m NO. 284. CHICAGO, "VVEDJSTESDAY, NOVEMBER, 28, 1906. PRICE 5 CENTS Cederstrome is Set Back: Carries Banker to the Outside and Miller's Claim of Foul is Allowed CEDERSTROME IS (SET BACK. CABBIES BANKEB TO THE OUTSIDE AND MILLER'S CLAIM OF FOUL IS ALLOWED. Coming on the Heels of Saturday's Incident, a Yell of Disapproval Is Raised Oxford Versus Protension a Possibility. Washington, D. C.November 2". In the closing race at Bennings today, a handicap at one mile and a quarter, Banker and Cederstrome came together again in a long stretch drive and Cederstrome got the decision by a close margin, only to be set back on Miller's claim of foul. The case was similar to their meeting in the Bennings Special last Saturday, except that today Cederstrome carried Banker to the outside, while in the previous race Banker had carried Cederstrome to the inner rail. Cederstrome led to the stretch, but soon after he straightened away for home Miller brought Banker tip with a rush and joined the leader a furlong out. Banker got on almost even terms with Cederstrome when the latter bore out and carried Banker to the outside fence by the time the judges' stand was reached. Saturday Daly's claim of foul against Banker was dismissed and today a crowd gathered around the stand at once in anticipation of a claim from Miller and anxious to see how the stewards would handle the. case. Miller made a claim as soon .as he had weighed out. The stewards allowed his claim and disqualified Cederstrome much to the chagrin of a majority of - the crowd, as Cederstrome was well supported while Banker went very badly in the betting. Many of those who saw the two races at once set up the long yell tbat Miller was being favored by the- stewards and that there was no more reason to disqualify Cederstrome than to have set Banker' hack "In "the Bennings Special. There has been a great deal of talk about the favoritism shown Miller by the officials and it is unfortunate that this should happen right at the end of the season to confirm the belief that Miller is favored. But the fact that Cederstrome was the aggressor last Saturday and that he clearly prevented Banker from winning today is overlooked. Long fjiots had an inning today, Society Bud, at fiO to 1; G. L. M., backed from 100 to 1 to 30 to 1, fttid Lnretta, at 12 to 1, taking- the long end of the purses in their respective races. Cabochon and Lady Karma were the winning favorites, while Banker was a hike warm second choice. Cabochon, Which was voted a "moral" for the second race and held at a short price, had to lie nursed carefully by Miller to reach the goal and cannot be much. A special race has been proposed for Saturday between Oxford at 130 pounds and Pretension at 120, the distance to be seven furlongs. Phil Cuinn, owner of Pretension is anxious that the race be arranged and says he will make a side bet of 1,000 on Ills horse. Nothing was decided upon today, but it Is not unlikely that the race will be arranged. Hildreth Parts Company with Knapp: Defeat of Gypsy King the Direct Cause-Davis is Suspended for Five Days HILDRETH PARTS COMPANY WITH KNAPP. Defeat of Gypsy King the Direct Cause Davis Is Suspended for Five Days. Oakland, Cal., Novemler 27. There exists a well founded local belief that no racehorse, however superlative his class, can escape at least one beating on California tracks. In the past a long procession of equine stars in their day have met their Waterloo here. This very fact kept the majority of the speculatively inclined public from betting on Gypsy King in the fourtli race at Oakland today. In the light of the recent victories of the Hildreth three-year-old, metropolitan layers would have held him at 1 to 10. Here he was at 7 to 10 and neglected by all save his owner, whose commission ran into five figures. Gypsy King could do no better than finish fourth in slow time. A charitable view of Knapp's ride is that lie was rattled. After his horse's failure Sam Hildreth stopped long enough on his way to the stewards' stand to inform the reporters that lie had released Knapp. "I will not ride him on my horses in future," he said, adding, "that boy would break the Bank of England." The stewards later on announced that a five day suspension had been meted out to It. Davis for cutting across In front at the start with Martinmas, causing the favorite to pull up. Afterward Knapp pulled him up a half dozen times of his own accord. Jockey Eugene Hildebrand's riding days are nearly over. Today he said that he would retire at the end of this season. "I intend to get together a stable of ten horses for a campaign on the Pacific Coast, principally at Seattle next summer," he explained. "I am getting too heavy to ride. It took a lot of hard work to reduce to 100 pounds today and it Is very weakening. I own two youngsters already. They are in Georgia just now." C. B. Durnell Is due at Oakland tonight with his big shipment of racers. "Canada Jack" Atkins' string arrived during the day. Morendo was bid up from $500 to $700 and retained. Banished Persons Are Not Welcome: Jockey Hall and Bookmaker Davis Are Denied Admission to the Fair Grounds BANISHED PEBSONS ARE NOT WELCOME. Jockey Hall and Bookmaker Davis Are Denied Admission to the Fair Grounds. New Orhnws, La., November 27. Judge Frank .7. Bryan intend fo keep disqualified persons, off the Fair Grounds and announced today that jockey 1). Hall and bookmaker James Davis would be denied admission here in future. Both these turfmen were mixed up in the Hall-Ferrell-Adkins-Davls affair at Oakland in the winter of 1002 and were ruled off by the Pacific Jockey Club. Davis and Hall were reinstated by the American Turf Association, that is, In Davis' case the turf management ignored his presence. Hall, however, has been riding on American Turf Association tracks with the consent of the license committee. "There Is no desire to make an example of these parties," said Judge Bryan. "It S merely an intention to enforce a rule of all turf organizations to refuse privileges to persons ruled off by recognized authorities." Kiamesha is Fired and Blistered KIAMESHA IS FIRED AND BLISTERED. I Washington, D. C, November 27. -Kinmesha, the four-year-old brown daughter of Esher and He-llectlon has been fired and blistered. William Kar-rick, her trainer, attributed her somewhat unsatisfactory racing last spring and summer to a bad growth on her leg and to the fact that she was hurried unduly. An nmhltiouK campaign will 'not be planned for her next season. Mr. Knapp will not try to win any great handicaps with her. He will save her for sprinting up to a mile, for which Kbe seems to be especially gifted. No Extension of Shreveport Meeting NO EXTENSION 0 gHREVEPORT MEETING. There was to have been an nstensioii fit the meeting at Shreveiiort, Lfl;, ihn-v ditysMonay, Tuesday and Wednesday but it rained so hard foi(Jay that the management, acting upon the advice of Presiding Judge Macfarlan, abandoned the project anil dt'Cjnred the meeting at an end. Van Dusen Ships to Los Angeles VAN DUSEN BHIP8 TO LOS ANGELES, ftflkland, Cal., November 2L With tll exception ft hitF -M,ller which will start in tlu Thanksgiving Handicap at the local track, the horsed in fiur stable of fSDurks Van Dusen have been shipped io Los Angeles. . , . .- Hot Fight is in Store for Reformers: New York's Racing Interests Will Not Stand Idly by When Percy-Gray Law is Attacked HOT FIGHT IS IN STORE FOR REFORMERS. New York's Racing Interests Will Not Stand Idly By When Percy-Gray Law Is Attacked. "New York, November 27. The Jockey Club has kept faith with the public and with the lawmakers. It has respected a court order in the District of Columbia and, as usual, intends to act wholly within the requirements of the law. But racing men say that the Jockey Club, acting in good faith, will not stand idly by when renewed attempts are made to kill racing in this state. The enemies of racing say that they will have a forceful movement under way before the legislature convenes In January. They seek to combine the church element, with the Jerome crusade, with possible hacking from Governor Hughes, and they predict an easy victory. The legislators, however, know probably what the repeal of the Percy-Gray law means. While it could not close the racetracks, it would hamper the betting public to such a degree that the attendance .would be cut down materially. But even then a way would soon be devised by which betting would thrive again under new conditions. In fact, a prominent lawyer the other day outlined a new scheme to The Sun's turf writer on these lines: "Suppose the Percy-Gray law Is repealed; what will happen then? Why, there'll be a new shift in the cards. The tracks will remain open, the horses will run and the public bet. just the same but under an entirely new plan. Players will have to establish credit with layers away from the tracks. That is to say, a man before going to the races can hunt up Sol Liclitensteln at an advertised oflice In the city and place a certain amount, say .$100, with him. Sol takes his name, credits him in his book with the century and then both go to the track. The man picks out three different bets during the afternoon and makes them with Sol, who sees to it that his customer does not overplay himself in the event of losing. If a winner, the player meets Sol in town after the races, or rather the next day, and the account is settled in full.; Persons who know the bookmakers will not have to make such deposits, but the rank and file wlll. How linen, can"'anyVoTlyvgeta conviction of Sol for violating the law? He receives no cash from the customer at the track, makes only a few notes and that is all. But the law will not be repealed without a hot fight, young man; so it is not necessary to make new plans so early. There are "various ways to get around the problem, however, when the time comes, if it ever does." Illinois Racing and Betting ILLINOIS RACING AND BETTING. state's Attorney John "J- Healy is credltedy'with having said within two days past, "I am in favor of racetracks and have never opposed them. I do oppose gambling on the tracks, however, and will while I am state's attorney for Cook county. Gambling cannot be legalized in Illinois by the state legislature, Robert E. Burke or any one else. Racing is all right; gambling is all wrong." Tills amounts to stating that Illinois law makes betting illegal and that as a sworn officer he will do his duty in prosecuting offenders violating the statutes providing penalties for betting transactions. The statement that racing is all right is super-liuous. Racing is as legal as selling fnerchandise. But constructing and maintaining a racetrack is expensive. 'Purses and stakes to attract good horses call- for large sums of money. The officials and minor employees must he paid for their services and that calls for more money. All around conducting racing is a costly business. It cannot be carried on without reimbursing revenue. As the sport has been conducted that revenue is derived from fees for admission, from concessions for selling refreshments, from the sale of programs and, directly or indirectly, from betting privileges. In the east little direct revenue is derived from betting. But the great crowds that throng the New York tracks go there mainly to bet and at $3 for admission, pay the bulk of the receipts of the racing organizations in gate money. Thus in an indirect way it is betting that pays the bills, for. few of the people who go to view the decision of a Suburban or a Futurity would be in attendance If they did- not know perfectly well that they would be able to back the horse of their fancy. In the west the bookmakers as a rule pay $100 per diem for the privilege of conducting business and this constitutes a direct revenue from betting that goes far toward meeting the expenses of the sport. Again as In the east, the people who attend go to the track to bet, It may be on only one horse or It may be on several, but at any rate as well as desiring to see the beautiful creatures run they fully expect and desire to bet they can pick a winner or two. Also, as in the east, the majority would not go to the track at all If they did not expect to combine speculation with observation. The obvious and truthful deduction Is that high-class racing cannot he maintained without the support of the revenue derived in one fashion or other from betting. Carter II. Harrison demonstrated this to perfection when he wrecked Washington Park. There is no getting away from this. And Mr, Healy is probably right when he says 'gambling cannot be legalized In Illinois by the state legislature." The Supreme Court decision in the Swigert case points that way strongly. There have been decisions In other states that wagering on a horse race is not gauibllnr. But that Is not very pertinent In Illinois In the face of the decision referred to. In the course of time there will again be Chicago racing. But it will be, as It has been in the past, through tolerance only. Austria's Most Noted Steeplechaser AUSTRIA'S MOST NOTED STEEPLECHASER. Austria leasts of a steeplechaser which rivals tlie records of the great Mauiip". Cloister or wry f the famous Grand KaUPiml winner?- Tlp wip t)f the animal is Rtzkakas, an old seldlng by Ntrinzlan. and ids owner is llerr Victor von Mantiier. According to the Allgemelne Snort Zeitung, a Vienna sporting paper, Rezkakas has taken part in the Damon Preis at Pardubltz for the last six years, and iias won it five times from l!)Ol to 1905 inclusive. This year's fixture took place only recently and the axloin that "Youth will be served" was demonstrated imcp more in tl'P PW 0f- Itpzkakas. He met Ills match in Mystery, a.n unsexei sou of Al-thorp, belonging to Lieutenant llregant. 4 Layers Recoup Losses: Missouri Lad and Juggler the Only Winning Choices at New Orleans LAYERS RECOUP LOSSES. 9 MISSOURI LAD AND JUGGLER THE ONLY WIN-. NING CHOICES AT NEW ORLEANS. Easterners Land Four Races Dry Dollar and Cannoq. Ball Win for Sullivan Rnbaiyat Dies of Lung: Fever. New Orleans, La., November 27. The bookmakers had an inning today and recouped a goodly portion of their losses. Outsiders scored in four of the six races, Missouri La'd and Juggler being the successful short priced horses. The card was an ordinary one, but the sport resulting, was keen and finishes in four of the races were close and exciting. The eastern contingent was active to the extent of four winners. Of these Archie Zimmer, trainer for T. D. Sullivan, took the first two with Dry Dollar at 20 to 1 and Cannon Ball, liberally supported at G to 1. Jack Sheehan parleyed $40 on the pair and cleared nearly $4,000 by their victories. Pat Dnnne furnished two of the beaten favorites In Bonart and Airship. Both were ridden by Nlcol. His handling of these horses was listless and called forth unfavorable comment. He was not all at fault on, Bonart, however, as Austin, on Idalla, Interfered sharply with his mount. Austin was cautioned by. Judge Bryan. Fred Cook gave away the stand he had and bet heavily from the ground today. He averaged 3 to 2 for a $1,000 commission on Missouri Lad and quit the day with a handsome profit. J. C. Milam received word from Memphis this afternoon that his colt Add, Jr., by King of Coins Century, had died from lung fever. Rubaiyat, in the E. S. Gardner string, died here last night o lung fever. Jockey Aubuchon has severed his connection with tho Capo stable and -will lu the" fnture"ride as a free lance. Jockey Dale was suspended for three days by the starter for misbehavior at the post. Jockey J. Foley was suspended for three days by the judges for foul riding. Jockey Swain will do the riding for W. A. Klrwan during the remainder of. the whiter. Steeplechase jockey Tom McHugh arrived here today from Louisville, where he has been confined in the hospital as the result of an old injury, necessitating two operations. The injury was sustained by a fall on Galba at the last Hawthorne meeting. The horse broke his neck at the time. C. It. Ellison's horses arrived this morning from. Memphis and are stabled at the Fair grounds. J. H. Baker arrived at City Park with nine horses that he shipped here font Lexington, Ky. S. S. Tracey. got In from Bennings with his stable. The Grand Consolation Winner THE GRAND CONSOLATION WINNER. There is considerable Interest attaching to the future career of Monfort since he won the Grand Consolation. Each prior winner of the most valuable Bennings event proved a racer of merit in subsequent years. It remains to be seen if Monfort is to follow In their footsteps next year. Lord of the Vale won the first Grand Consolation. That he was a high-class racehorse his fast Saratoga Handicap and other victories In the best of company attested. Orthodox was the second winner and was a crack three-year-old, his mile in 1:3S at Aqueduct, leing now the record at that track. Next in succession was Dandelion and all students of turf lore know that this fast and game son of Hamburg was in the front flight of the handicap cracks of 1906. Last year the fleet filly. Flip Flap, was the winner and tills year she classed with the best of her sex and age. All in all Monfort will have to be a smart three-year-old if he is to be accredited as classing with the previous winners of the Grand Consolation. Monfort, a chestnut colt, by Ornament Eleanor, began his racing career in a purse at four and one-half furlongs at Aqueduct, April 26, and at 40 to 1 In the betting, ran third to Mexican Silver and Black Mate in :55J. His first success was at Belmont Park, May 30, when he won a purse at four and one-half furlongs by six lengths In :52 from Jaunty, Greeno and fifteen other youngsters, setting a new track record. June 4, at the same track, he won another purse at the same distance by six lengths from Garters, Halton and four more in :52g. At Slieepshead Bay, June 27, he won at five and one-half furlongs In 1:07 from Frank Lord, Black Mate and twelve more. He won by a length. July 10, at the same track and same distance, he again won and singularly enough Frank Lord was again second and Black Mate third. He beat Frank Lord three-quarters of a length. Thirteen ran unplaced and the time was l:07i. Then he ran several times unsuccessfully, until at Brighton Beach, July 23, he finished second to Tourenne in the Undergraduate Stakes and was awarded the race when Tourenne was disqualified for fouling. Tourenne had only won by a head, and the good youngster J. C. Core was third. It was Monfort' s first success in a stake race. After that he did not win again until he began his successful career at Bennings, but he nearly always finished in the first three. His last race prior to being taken to Washington was in a dash of six and one-half furlongs at Aqueduct for which he was heavily backed by his owner and friends, but ran third to Main Chance and Acrobat. This had the effect of abating confidence In him and he started for thp Grand Consolation an S to 1 outsider, but won In gallant fashion by three lengths better than Orphan Lad, -with the 0 to 0 favorite, Tourenne, third. In view of the fact that the track was muddy the time, 1:282, compares favorably with any previous record for the race. Since then the colt lias won two purses, but these races have been run so recently as to require no comment. Except in the Undergraduate Monfort has been ridden by V. Miller in all of his victories. He is a very fast colt and there Is no reason why he may not prove a stayer. His record Is now as follows: Starts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Amt. 21 - S 5 3 a $11,925 Persimmon Leads Sires in England PERSIMMON LEADS SIRES IN ENGLAND. The English flat racing season closed Saturday last with the meeting at Castle Irwell, and -toward the end there was an exceedingly close contest between the winning sires. According to the latest sporting exchanges Persimmon jumped into the lead rather suddenly, owing to the racing of Keystone II. For several months Ladas, Carbine and Gallinule were close together, and it was the opinion that one of the trio would finish at the top. Only the sum of about $500 separates Persimmon and Ladas, but the latest reports were that little as the money appeared Ladas conld hardly make it up. Persimmon's total is $99,0S5. Lord Derby, who leads the winning owners' list, has Increased his total, it being now $155,533. Most of this fine sum has been contributed by his grand filly Keystone II., which is at the top of the string; of winning horses with $64,150. Major Eustace Loder Is in second place with a total of $SS,745, and his percentage is higher than that of Lord Derby, for his figures were made by twenty horses In forty-three wins, while Major Loder had only seven horses and eleven wins. As Irish and French meetings are not tallied on the English list, Major Loder loses the $50,000 won by Spearmint in the Paris Grand Prix, which with about $5,000 won in Ireland put his grand total close on $144,000. Colonel Hall Walker is in third place, with $71,675, the result of twenty-four races won by seven horses. "Earthquake Ticket" is Cashed "EARTHQUAKE TICKET" IS CASHED. All of the winning tickets written at Oakland, April 17, the day preceding the San. Francisco earthquake have not been cashed. A man showed up with one last Saturday. It wa3 written in the Berkeley Club, which was backed at the time by Edwin Gaylord of Denver. He hunted up the owner of Rubric and got his money. It is said that there are scores of tickets still out and it is expected that they will be turning up at intervals throughout the season. Answers to Queries ANSWERS TO QUERIES, Communications without names and addresses of senders will not be answered or noticed. W. H. W., Danville, 111. No. J. T. G., Chicago. Where a horse Is named to run in two races a bet made on it without naming the race attaches to the first race in which it starts. It. E. II., St. Louis, Mo. It would be a remarkable bookmaker and oue to patronize exclusively who would allow money won on a horse to be put back, bu that horse la tte same race and win agalu Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM ISSUED EVERY DAY. BaiLrRINGjgRMyULlSHlMGG Publishers of THE AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION CALENDAR Official organ of THE AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION. A Daily Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. Editor and Proprietor, F. H. Brunell. Associate Editor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Brunell. 124 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. 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KOLMAN BROS., 267 DEARBORN STREET. UNITY BUILDING, 75-81 DEARBORN STREET. How Tommy Knight Came to Mr. Respess HOW TOMMY KNIGHT CAME TO MR. RESPESS. Though his days as a jockey are at an end unless, perchance, he should take a mount in a highwelght race or develop a fancy for steepleehasingt which is not considered probable Tommy Knight is still in the employ of .1. B. Respess. lie perforins the duties of the stable foreman and not infrequently exercises horses. Some day it is expected that he will be the trainer of the Respess establishment. He has a berth with his employer as long as he wants it. This story of how the boy came to him was told by Mr. Respess to the Cincinnati Enquirer recently: "My horses were over at the old iS'ewport racetrack and one evening, when I was bound for the kitchen, I came across a little lad sitting on the 'ground, crying as if his heart would break, I asked what was the matter and between his sobs I learned that he had been abandoned by some man who .had a stable of horses and had to sell them and skip to avoid the sheriff. "He told me his name was Tommy Knight and that his parents were living at Lexington, Ky., and I. after a good deal of persuasion, got him to accompany nie to the eating place. Though he was repeatedly urged to sit at the table and eat with us, ho wouldn't budge, and when I finally Insiste.l that he niusf eat, he said: 'Boss, I don't belong at the table with yousc; I'm a colored boy.' "That'vaU a surprise to me, as I thought that he was white, and so he waited until we were through and then he sat down and ate. I sort of took a fancy to him, and when I went to Lexington to the sales I 'ooked up his mother and took a contract on his services. "Whu,t a rider he turned out to be is well known. With ajl.xi that he could be trusted and never was there a Suspicion liiat he. was anything but honest. "Besides this he was so faithfuj. If I went out and took him along and happened to fall into a card game or any sort of gambling, when I left there would be Tommy on the outside, curled up asleep waiting for me. He has been a good boy to his folks, and there will always be a place for hlni with me. He has saved a good deal of money and will never want." Fined for "Cheating the Handicapper" FINED FOR "CHEATING THE HANDICAPPER." The Austrian representative of the London Sportsman tells of an occurrence at Vienna that is apt to impress Americans who are opposed to having finishes intentionally drawn fine, though there are few jockeys of this day and time who are really capable of what in the days of Isaac Murphy, "Snapper" Garrison and Willie Martin we were want to call artistic. "I went over to Vienna last Sunday to see the Austria Prels," says the Austrian correspondent, "and it so fell out that a certain jockey won a race hands down by a neck. The stewards of the Austrian Jockey Club called the jockey before them. 'You won by a neck, couldn't you have won any further?' they asked. "The jockey was delighted that he had found himself on such a good horse, and replied in a practical tone: 'I had always got them beat sir; I could have won by as far as I liked.' "The retort of the stewards to this astonished him, as, if delivered in England, it would astonish an English jockey. 'Then, that shows you were trying to cheat the handicapper, and you are fined 10.' I have no sort of wish to criticise the action of the Austrian Jockey Club stewards, but the jockey in question had no notion that in doing what he did he had done anything wrong. "A jockey in Austria was fined 5 by the stewards because he was not out one morning before breakfast to ride exercise, and on the whole the jockeys there appear to be treated somewhat drastically." Brown Buys Pick of the Senorita Mares: With Broomstick and Garry Hermann as Sires, He Will Continue the Establishment BROWN BUYS PICK OF THE SENORITA MARES. With Broomstick and Garry Hermann as Sires, He Will Continue the Establishment. Lexington, Ky., November 27. The second day of the Fasig-Tipton Company's sale opened with the consignemt of the estate of the late Captain S. S. Brown and with it came confirmation of the statements recently made by Daily Racing Form to the effect that W. Harry Brown would buy the pick of the offerings and continue the stud which his brother had established at Senorita Farm. Three stallions and twenty-two broodmares from this noted farm passed through the sales ring and all save four The Friar, Clementina, Monadour and Rheta were knocked down to Mr. Brown. The stallions, Broom-.stiek and Garry Hermann and nineteen mares, eleven of them with weanlings, were sent back to the farm this evening. Max Samnelson will continue as manager of the farm. He will leave about December 1, for a fortnight's hunting in Alabama and upon his return will settle down to the business of breeding, with the hope that he can produce such another crop of yearlings as were sold at Sheeps-head Bay this year. Mr. Brown, as will be seen from the summary of the sale, was forced to pay handsomely for the royally bred stud matrons. Harry Payne Whitney, Andrew Miller and Frank C. Bishop were the contending bidders. It was the latter who forced Mr. Brown to go to $14,G00 for the stallion Garry Hermann. The only mare in the lot for which Mr. Whitney succeeded in outbidding Mr. Brown was Monadour, a good racer in her time and dam of Lampoon. Following the consignment from Senorita Stud came that from Oakwood Stud, offered by the estate of the late C. F. McMeekin, who was killed in the wreck at Salisbury, England, July 1. Sallie of Navarre, the dam of Salvldei-e, was he mare most eagerly sought in this lot. She went to Harry Payne Whitney for $10,000. The stallion Wools-thorpe, which was the joint property of Milton Young and Mr. McMeekin, went to Mr. Young for $500. Followiug the McMeekin consignment came that of the estate of John E. McDonald, who met death with Mr. McMeekin. The stallion Rensselaer, for which Mr. McDonald had a particular fancy, was purchased by Harry Payne Whitney for $100. The total number sold was 110. They brought an aggregate of $121, S10, an average of a fraction more than $1,107. The summary: PROPERTY OF THE ESTATE OF S. S. BROWN. Broomstick, b. h, 5, by Ben Brush Elf; W. II. Brown $3,500 Garry Hermann, br. h, S, by Esher Silk Gown; W. U. Brown 14.G00 The Friar, ch. h, 11, by Friar's Balsam Lizzie Baker; D. Benson 350 Ascot Belle, ch. m, 4, by Esher Amy Davenport; W. H. Brown 4,000 Audience, ch. m, 5, by Sir Dixon Sallie McClelland; W. H. Brown 12,000 Clementina, b. m, 15, by Rayon d'Or Clemency; T. Welsh 600 Esteem, ch. in, 4, by Childwick Hestia; W. H. Brown 950 Ethel Lee, b. m, 12, by Whistle Jacket-Marmora; W. H. Brown 3,000 Ethel Pace, br. m, S, by Troubadour Sunbeam; W. H. Brown 500 Flocarline. ch. m, 0, by St. Florian Carline; W. H. Brown -.. 4.C0O Lollle Eastin, b. m, 14, by Bishop Dublin Belle; W. II. Brown 350 Monadour, clu m, 10, by Troubadour Mona; II. P. Whitney 4,500 Performance, b. ni, 12, by Troubadour Matinee; W. IJ. Brown 5.C00 Peninah, b. nn 15, by Bonnet Rouge Tay Pearl; W. H. Brown 500 Ravello, ch. m, 10, by Sir Hugo Uiico Guid; W. II. Brown 3,800 Rheta, br. m, 0, by Lamplighter Senorita; Milton Young 300 Reckon, ch. m, IS, by Pizarro Perhaps; W. II. Brown S.OOO Run of Luck, br. in, 0, by Wagner Fair Fortune; W. H. Brown 5,000 Senorita, b. m. 20. by Prince Charlie Gondola; W. II. Brown 2,700 Semper Vivum, b. m. 0. by Rossiugton Semper Idem; W. II. Brown 300 Thirty-Third, br. m, 4. by Sir Dixon High Degree; W. H. Brown 3,000 Vivandiere, foiv m. 15, by Troubadour Eu- konla; W. H. Brown 100 Verona, br. in, 12, by Spendthrift Varina; W. II. Brown 400 Wayward Lass, b. m, 4, by Sir Dixon Lady Wayward; W. H. Brown 2,050 Sue Smith, ch. m, 3, by Masetto Ethel Lee; W. H. Brown 600 PROPERTY OF M. SIMPSON. Purity, b. m, 11, by Deceiver Becky Sharpe; F. C. Bishop 3,500 Marie Decca, b. m, 9. by Pirate of Penzance Becky Sharpe; J. N. Camden, Jr 1,100 PROPERTY OF THE ESTATE OF C.F. M'MEEKIN. Defosse, b. m, 0, by Janissary Reformation; T. L. Carpenter 1,050 Pink Rose, ch. m, 7, by Fonso Daisy Rose; T. J. Carson . 000 Miss- .McMeekin, b. m, 5, by Fonso Daisy Rose; F. Forsythe 200 Magi, b. m, 7, by Simon Magus Miss Nannie; Milton Young 300 Speedlines, b. m, 7, by Fonso Joanna; J. W. Hughes 100 Devotee, b. in, 14, by Hindoo Mecca; J. S. Stoll 300 Sarno. br. m. S. by Badge Wanton; J. W. Hughes 125 Frequent, br. m, S, bv Fonso Golden Reel; A. B. 'Hancock .... 150 Amelia Stralhiuoiv, b. in. 9. Strathniore Amelia P.: W. T. Mitchell 100 SI. Sophia, oh. nr. lo. bv St. Floriau Princess Palatine; J. V. Hughes 150 Hazeldean, b. m. 11. by Harden Edwards Workmate!' Milton Young : 200 Lillian Fonso, ch. m, 11, by Fonso Lillian lieu trice; Milton Yomig 17T Cereta, ch. m, 10, by Prince Royal Kana-; wha; F. C. Bishop .. 1.S00 Armoury, b. m, 10, by Morion Nada; H. P. Headley 1.O50 Sallie of Navarre, ch. m, 8, bv Henry of Na- varre Sallie McClelland; II. P. Whitney 10,000 Nantucket, ch. m, 13, by Onondaga Red Dress-; Breeders' Association 50 Daisy Rose. b. m, 14, by Esher Fac Simile; J. H. Lewis 1,200 Lucasta, ch. m. 15. by Hayden Edwards Japonlca; Cleveland Simpson 350 Recess, ch. m, 17, by Hopeful or Barnes Minnie Mac; Breeders' Association 50 Lillian Beatrice, b. ni, 17, bv Glengarry Dublin Belle: Milton Young 500 Falerna, ch. in, 18, bv- Falsetto Lerua; Milton Young '.v 100 Ethel R., br. m, 4. by Pirate of Penzance Right Wild; Milton Young 150 Woolsthorpe, b. h, 18. by Tibthorpe Light of Other Days; Milton Young 500 Bowling Brook, b. h, 11, by Ayrshire Vacation; D. Benson 250 PROPERTY OF ESTATES OF C. F. M'MEEKIN & J. E. M'DOXALD. Spenola, b. m, 15, by Spendthrift Sinaloa; Breeders' Association SO Onvirlace, ch. m, 1C, by Onondaga Virginia Wallace: L. Blum 110 Chestnnt colt, weanling, by Woolsthorpe Onvirlace; C. AV.- Moore 150 Carline. ch. m, 21, by King Ban Lady Caroline: F. J. Gormerly . 25 Chestnut filly, weanling, by Woolsthorpe Carline; Fred Forsythe 110 Grenadirre, br. m. 21, by Spendthrift Bombazine; Mr. Burrier , . 25 Brown colt, weanling, by Woolsthorpe-'- Grenadiue; Tom Welsh 550 Vibration, b. 111, 17, by Muscovy Vibrate; Breeders' Association 45 PROPERTY OF ESTATE OF J. E. M'DONALD. Interval, b. m, G, by Fonso Intermission; L. Blum 125 Carrie .Ton?s, b. 111, 4. by Requital Intermission: 3. S. Boudo 225 Heliopolis. b. m, 20, by Sir Modred Lulu; G. D. Wilson 75 Old Pal. b. 111. 7, by Quicklime The Belle; L. P. Tarlton 200 Bettie Gray. b. m, 10, by Fonso Bettie Blaise; Fred Forsythe 200 Chestnut filly, weanling, by Woolsthorpe Bettie Gray; Ben Woods 105 Belle of Troy, ch.: in, 10. by" Fonso The Belle; narry Payne Whitney 2,700 Chestnut filly, weanling, by Woolsthorpe Belle of Troy; J. S. Boude 225 Lady Algy, b. m. 9, by Candlemas Enquiry; J. W. Hughes 175 Brown filly, weanling, by Rensselaer Lady Algy; O. H. Chenault 125 St. Veronica, ch. m. 14, by The Ill-Used Trinket; A. K. Doty '. . 225 Brown colt, weanling, by Woolsthorpe St. Veronica; O. II. Chenault 100 Sultaness, b. in, 10, by St.- Blaise Sultana; J. W. Hughes 125 Brown colt, weanling, by Rensselaer Sultaness; O. II. Chenault 00 Emma Pickwick, ch. m, 10, by Mr. Pickwick Emma: A. K. Doty 175 Chestnut colt, weanling, bv Rensselaer Emma Pickwick: O. II. Chenault 135 Rensselaer, ch. h. 12, by Hayden Edwards The Belle; II. P. Whitney 400 PROPERTY OF R. II. ANDERSON. Alcestls, b. in, 12, by Hindoo Mary Mc- Gowan; E. B. Knox: SOO Laiupover, br. m, 7, by Lamplighter Tea's Over; W. T. Ryan 700 Marion G., ch. ra, 1G. by Harry O'Fallon Betty Wilson; J. II. .Morris 100 Fig Leaf, b. m, 12, .by Martenhurst Orange Leaf; A; L. Ferguson 550 Hanoverine, ch. m, 13, by Hanover Sister Geneva; A.. L. Ferguson 4C0 Paradise Won. blk. m, S, by Prince of Monaco Merry Thought; A. L. Ferguson 150 Trusty, br. in, S, by Tea Tray Faithful; E. B. Knox 000 High Society, br. m. 12. by Oneko British Blue Blood; W. TV Mitchell 100 Dry Run. br. ni, 8, by Riley Pike's Peak; Breeders Association 95 Virginia, b. m, 1G, by The Jacobite Sappho; Breeders' Association 50 Euchre, ch, m. 4, by Governor Foraker Hanoverine; Garret Watts 130 Metallic, ch. m. 5, by Gotham Free Silver II.: W. T. Mitchell 105 Katie Ross, b. m, 1G, by Aretlno Glen Hop; Breeders' Association S3 PROPERTY OF A. ALBRIGHT, JR. Abbey Dell, ch. 111, 7. by Farandole Chatter Box II.; Sam Gilbert 130 Strayaway. b. m. 9. by Knight of Ellerslie Galliard; William Wilder 12o PROPERTY OF W. L. POWERS & B. VILEY. Coraza, b. m, 9, by Meddler Corazon; Fred Forsythe 500 PROPERTY OF W. LAKELAND & W. L. POAVERS. Salniera. ch. m, 11, by Salvator Chimera; J. H. Morris 500 Chestnut colt, weanling, by Goldcrest Salniera; J. H. Morris 400 Hazeina, ch. 111. 14, by .Ills Johnson Ban Hazem? Hart Brown 100 Chestnut colt, weanling, by Goldcrest Hazema; O. II. Chenault 235- PROPERTY OF E. L. DAVJS & AV. L. POWERS. Ophirdaie, b. f, 4, by Ben HOlladay Berrie- ' dale; C. L. Harrison 1,300 Subdue, . b. m, G, by Star Ruby Repressa; Hart Brown 225 Opodeldoc, b. m. 10. by Candlemas Meadow-brook; AV. L. Hutchinson 125 PROPERTY OF J. AV. COLT & AV. L. POAVERS. AA'hipcord. br. m, 7, by ' Discord Sonnet; Breeders' Association 45 PROPERTY OF THE ESTATE OF G. A HEADLEY, Independence, ch. m, 15, by Glenelg Impudence; Breeders' Association C3 Hanoletta, ch. m, 14, by Hanover Bonaletta; Charles Pearson 140 Favorite, b. m, 14. by Favor Miriam; Breeders' Association 50 Pauline Derringer, ch. jn 5, by Kingston Sultaness; II. P. Headley 175. Ave Maria, b. m, 7, by Bellarmlne Sister Superior; H. P. Headley f 140 A'irglnia Ki'nnev, b. m. 19, by George Kinney Virginia; T. J. Gormerly 40 Ascertain, b. in, 17, by Aristldes Noire; Breeders Association 40 Schonowe, blk. m, 5, by Clifford PIseco; AV. L. Hutchinson 100 Sister to Reporter, br. m, 13, by Enquirer Bonnie Meade; AV. T. .Mitchell 100 Orangeade, b. m, 12, by Order Lakeshorc; O. H. Chenault 100 Thoughtless, br. m, 0, by Ornament Happy Sally II.; o. II. Chenault 325 Orletta, ch. 111, 9, by Order Hanoletta; O. II. Chenault 200 Shasta Lily, b: 111, a, by Clarendon Go-lightly; C. Mason 150 Easterling, b. m, 9, by St. Andrew Easter; O. II. Chenault 125 Scarlet Sage, b. m, 0, by G. W. Johnson Hymnal; M. J. Farrls .. 103 Tenletta, ch. m, S, by Teuny Hanoletta; Rancocas Stud 125 Happy Day, br. 111, 7, by Maxim Happy Ten; Breeders' Association 103 PROPERTY OF BEAUMONT AND LA BELLE FARMS. Lady Judith, b. m, 15, by Highland Chief-Erin Go Bragh; Breeders' Association.... 55 Chalmettc, b. m, 8, by Merry Hampton Golden Horn; L. Blum 125 Cloella, b. in, 18, by A'nlour Ella; Breeders' Association 00 Orizaba, b. m, 18, by Bend Or Dourauue; Breeders' Association S3 Hawthorne Princess, ch. m, i), by Albert Maid of Kent II.; L. Blum 130 Marfll, ch. f, 4, by Ornament Orizaba; T. J. Carson 200 Maid of Kent 11., ch. 111, 14, by Onondaga Kempie; Breeders' Association .VS PROPERTY OF T. P, HAYES & II. I'. HEADLEY. Korea, ch. m, 4, by Raeburn Ulla; T. J. Carson . 200 YEARLINGS, PROPERTY OF MILTON "YOUNG. The following fifty-one yearlings from Milton Young's McGrathiana Stud were sold last night: Bay colt, by Russell Farandola; William Gerst 275 Brown filly, by Gallantry Logwood; Edward Frye 130 Bay filly, by Sorcerer Minnie Alphonse; Polk South 110 "Bay filly, bv Salvator Corro Boree; Polk South : 115 Bay filly, by Sorcerer Jean; C. Pangrifz. ... 133 Chestnut colt, by Lackford Runaway; J. McDonald - 275 Brown colt, by Sempronius Kindlna; Howard Oots 250 Chestnut colt, by Lackford Serapa; J. McDonald 250 Bay colt, by Sempronius Magnificent II.; Howard Oots 400 Black colt, by Heno Bonnie Sorte; J. McDonald 275 Chestnut colt, by The Friar Mischief; L. Blum - .... GO Bay colt, by Ccsarion Julia May; Polk South 275 Bay colt, by Cameron Handover; Edward Frye 123 Chestnut filly (half sister to Braneas), by Ethelbert Bracket; AVilliam Gerst , 375 Bay filly, by AA'agner Mallow; J. McDonald 175 Bay filly, by Gallantry Hurrah; Polk South. 175 Black Ally, by Cesarion Device; .E. H. AVag- ner - 175 Bay filly, by Gallantry Fontanella; T. F. Kelly 150 Bay filly, by Sorcerer Tagati; E. Rice 100 Bay filly, by Pirate of Penzance Diana; Edward Frye 140 Chestnut filly, by AA'oolsthorpe Lady Aurinda; AA'lllIam Gerst 225 Brown Jilly, by Cesarion Carrie II.; T. F. Kelly 150 Bay filly, by Sempronius A'iolante; E. S. Rice 115 Bay filly, by Lackford Beads; R. G. West-more 110 Bay filly, by Cameron Canella; W. T. Mitchell 100 Bay filly (ii twin), by Cameron Delphine; AV. T. Mitchell 90 Bay filly, by Ethelbert Strathlou; AV. T. Mitchell GO Brown filly, by The A'irginlan Winged Sandals; AAr. T. Mitchell 100 Bay filly, by Hernando Hebrew Maid; AV. T. Mitchell S5 Chestnut Ally, by 1'hoeulx Glen Waltz; AVilliam Gerst 1S5 Bay filly, by Lackford Mrs. Manton; AV. T. Mitchell ......... " ...... 50 Bay filly, by AA'oolsthorpe Piazza; Mode Nic-ol 52.5 Bay filly, by The Virginian New Jersey; AV. T. Mitchell 25 PROPERTY OF OTHER OAVNERS. Bay colt, by Cesarion Make Haste; James Ross 135 Chestnut colt, by The Friar Flamingo; "William Gerst 525 Bay filly, by Sempronius Racemede; C. Pan- gritz 200 Chestnut filly, by Salvator Crlbbage; Polk South 125 Bay filly, by Blue AVing Miss Richmond; AA'llIiam Steele 113 Bay colt, by Lamplighter Moccasin; AA'illiam Gerst 00 Bay colt, by Pirate of Penzance Melton Mowbray; T. AV. Moore 300 Chestnut filly, by Henry of Navarre Nantucket; Breeders' Association G5 Brown filly, by Lamplighter Seldom; AA'. T. Mitchell 90 Chestnut colt, by Lamplighter Paroxism; AA'. T. Mitchell 110 Bay colt, by Lissak Ace of Hearts; Milton Young 1.1C0 Gray colt, by Griffon Clarissa Harlowe; E. S. Rice 200 Bay colt, bv Griffon La Calera; E. S. Rice.. 323 Bay filly, by Lissak Barbara Gray; D. B. Mitchell 225 Bay filly, bv DeBeauvoir Bon A'oyage; Kimball Patterson . 300 Bay filly, by Lamplighter Janet Gray; Polk South 225 Chestnut filly, by Lamplighter Lady Bal- gowan: AV. T. Mitchell 110 Chestnut filly, by Handspring Myrtelus-; AVilliam Gerst 225 Oakland Form Chart OAKLAND FORM CHART. (OAKLAND) OAKLAND, CAL., November 27, 1906. Ninth day. New California Jockey Club. AVInter Meeting (about 150-days). Weather clear; track fast. (31 books on.) Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. m. W Indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. Ct KC T EC FIRST RACE 5-8 Mile. (5912109.) Purse 400. 2-year-olds. Selling. KjtJ Q 1 J Net value to winner $325. lud Uorses AAVtPPStVj Sir Fin Jockeys Owners O II CPS 65597:lGEMMELL ws 103 9 3 11 1 V 1 A Brown S Polk S S 6 2 4-5 61803 GALVESTONIAN w 112 3 2 3'i 2nt 21 2? J MclntyreEl Primero Stablela 100 00 20 S 6S610 ALTA SPA w 103 1 4 2"t 4nt 3i 3n Sandy H C Ahlers 12 30 30 12 4 G5597MAJUON ROSE w 100 11 5 5 35 41 4 C Ross Ii SChreiber 2 2 3-2 3-5 3-10 (65597) SEA'ENFULL ' 110 7 7 41 5- o1 5S E Robins'nH Stover 2 2i 2i 4-5 1-3 G5397 PELIGROSO w 103 12 9 8 61 Cl 6n Graham A' P Magrane 10 15 15 5 2 6mo BAN LAD A w 103 4 C 0l 71 7l 1- Brussel T Proctor 10 15 10 4 3-2 61574 WEATHERFORD w 109 6 8 ' 7i 8l SI L AVilliamsAA' B Jennings 15 50 50 20 S C3609 KOROSILANY w 100 3 1 9 9 9 9 T Rice Keene Bros 30 100 100 40 15 61S03 FAIRYSTREET wi; 109 2 12 10 10 10 10 J Hayes AV P Hayes 30 100 100 40 15 O:c09 BERTIE A. s 103 10 11 11 11 11 lll G Bullman P AVilkerson 20 60 60 20 10 SILVESTRO w 107 S 10 12 12 12 12 A Harris J C Yeager 50 100 100 10' 20 Time. 23 j, 4S. 1:01. AVInner Ch. g, by Rubicon Okuste (trained by B. Polk). AVent to post at 1:43. At post 2 minutes. Start good. AA'on easily: second driving; third the same. Gemniell quickly ran into .a long lead and sprcadeagled his opponents like a good one. Galvestonian maintained nearest and most persistent pursuit of the winner,and is promising. Alta Spa also ran prominently throughout and shows steady improvement. Marion Rose was sluggish in tire early stages and closed up fast in the stretch, but finished securely pocketed and should have been second. Sevenfull got away badly and apparently quit at the "end. Pellgroso, away badly, closed a big gap. AA'eatherford was also away poorly. Kotosllany was shuJlled to the rear at the start. Overweights Sevenfull, 1 pound. 0rr7 SECOND RACE Futurity Course. (170 feet less than 3-4 mile.) (1:002110.) OfJO J O Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. . Ind Horses ' AWfPP St M & Str Fin "jockey3 Owners O H C P S 6563SCLANDESTINE : w 4 111 0 5 5'?. 4'J 2U In H'brand Keene Bros 7-3 9-5 8-5 4-5 2-5 6C6G0 TIM HURST w 4.109 4 2 2k Ink n 25i F AVilson T A Davies 10 12 10 4 2 63639 LITTLE GREGG w 6 111 7 6 7J 7 5' 3n Rettiff Nippon Stable 10 25 25 8 4 G1014 DISTRIBUTOR w 5 HI 3 3 l" 2 3'J 4 L WlllIamsF J Neil 10 15 15 6 2i 61078 DR. SHERMAN ' : w 8 111 2 7 Snt 8? S 55 Leeds " J E Hoppas 30 40 40 12 5 61922 LITTLE BUTTERCUP s 4 111 1 4 4 5J 4J 6J T Sullivan H Stover S 10-10 4 2 POLITIC w 4 111 5 9 6a 6 6a 7 A Brown J B Pixley 15 30 30 12 6 Cu6t9:!HERSAIN wsu 4 111 S S 9 9 9 S1 Brussel It R Rice Jr 21 3 3i 6-5 3-3 61S06PICKAAA'AY wn 6 111 1 3'' 3& 71 9 Sandy A J Jackson S S 5 2 1 Time. I:l0g. , AA'inner Ch. g, by AVoolsthorpo Emma Pickwick (trained by J. O. Keene). AVent to post sit 2:00.. At post 1 minute. Start lair. AVon driving; second and third the same. Clandestine began slowly, but steadily improved bis position and won out in the last stride of a game stretch drive. Tim Hurst ran a good race and finished gamely. Little Gregg, away badly and shutlled to the rear early, closed a big gap in the last quarter and finished with a great rush. Distributor was speedy, but probably short and tired right at the end. Dr. Sherman was going fast In the stretch. Hor-sain, nearly left, ran a fast middle half and quit. Pickaway showed earlv speed and was palpably short:. Scratched C559UMiss May Bowdlsh, 111; G3G22 Dr. Howell, 111; G3Q21 Th MJssouriau, 100, P? r r7 VI THIRD RACE l 1-1G Miles. (1:45 5 10S.) Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. 000 I Selling. Net value to winner $325. ' 1 ud Horses AWtPPStyj, Vz Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H G S (G5613)MORENDO w C 110 1 S G?. 3l 32 1 li?. E Bobins'nD Conley l 6-5 1 2-5 out C35992DR SHORE iva 7 109 4 3 22 21?. 2i 21 2n J MclntyrcW H McNames G 13 13 5 S-5 65,99 RAY ffa 7 109 9 G 42 4 4t 3h 3 W Knapp W Durkcr 10 23 25 S 3 63643 HARBOR sb 5 107 3 4 1 1 IS 4 41 Kir'sch'm J J Ellerd G G 51 S-5 7-10 655S6 CLOCHE D'OR w 6 109 2 9 7 CI 5 51 5h J Hayes J Armstrong io 30 25 10 4 CE59S BYRONERDALE W G 109 7 1 3nfc 7h 7h G"t G Wiley J M. Crane 4 4 31 6-5 1-2 655S93LONE WOLF tvs 4 109 S 7 S S C 7 7 Brussel R R Rice Jr 10 30 25 S 3 C151" ROYAL RED w 4 110 G 2 5J 5 8 8 8 Lawrence W Hastings 30 100 100 2o 12 5S771 KERMIT tvs 7 110 5 5 9 9 9 9 9 Alarie M J Pierce 40 40 15 G 21 Time, 24H, 49, l:15fr. 1:42, 1:4SJ. Winner Oh. g, by Crescendo or Brioso Berna, by Fetterlock (trained by E. Dealy). Went to post at 2:32. At post 8 minutes. Start strangling. Won easily; second driving; third the Pime. Morendo got away poorly from being held by an assistant starter, but moved up rapidly and saved ground on the first turn, overhauled the leaders on the last turn and won as his rider pleased. Dr. Shorb was always in forward pursuit of the leaders and finished a very game second. Ray Is Improving and finished with a rush. Harbor, from a llying start, made the early running, but bolted on the far turn. 1 hen came again and ran a cracking race. Cloche d'Or got away badly and made up ground. Uyronerdale was shuffled to the rear early and ran a poor race. Scratched G5013 Bonar, 109. Overweights Morendo, 1 pound; Royal Red, 1; Kermit, 1. fi rT Q FOURTH RACE G 1-2 Furlongs. (1:18J 1950 Purse $C00. 3-year-olds and up OuU I O ward. Handicap. Net value to winner $450. - :nd Horses AWtPP St M, Vz Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S C5C44 ROMAINE ws G 103 5 5 2 1 121 V- J MclntyreW Scharetg 4 6 51 6-5 1-3 C5G00 RUBRIC TTit 4 105 4 G 3k 3k sh o'l Sandy E Gaylord 4 9 9 21 1 G5G142MARTINMAS W C 105 3 2 oh 4 42 3i R Davis E J Ramsey 3 51 5 1 1-3 (.MOO PONTOTOC -w 4 90 6 4 14 2"h 2" 4h C Ross Keene Bros 15 40 40 10 21 G5024)GYPSY KING WB 3 107 1 1 G 55 5" 5" W Knapp S C Hildreth 3-5 7-103-5 1-3 out G00S4 SAN REMO AVE 5 100 2 3 41 G G 6 A Walsh Applegate&Cott'n 50 200 200 50 10 Time, L'32., 47s, 1:12$, 1:20. Winner R. g, by Rrulus Hazel D. (trained by J. M. McNames). Went to nost at 3:01. At post 1 minute. Start fair. . Won easily; second driving; third the same. Romalne forged into the lead in the first quarter, sel a fast pace throughout and was going away at the end. Rubric, suddenlv improved with blinkers on, ran in forward contention from a bad start and finished well. Martinmas essayed to overhaul the pacemaker, but failed and tired at the end. Pontotoc established an early lead and ran lapped on the winner for. five furlongs, then tired. Gypsy King was taken up at the start and again at the half, on the last turn and In the stretch. His race should be thrown out. San Rcmo showed early speed. - KT C rT C FIFTH RACK 1 Mile. (l:3Si 1117.) 400 added. 4-year-olds and upward. OOD J t Selling. Net value to winner $390. ' "ind Horses AWtPP St & lA Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S or,6133DUTIFUL wn 5 110 11 7 3h 13 12 ll lh Lawrence W St Vincent 2 3 3 6-5 1-2 G1SGS LIBERTO w 5 107 7 5 Gl Gl 61 o1 2 Brussel E J Baldwin 20 20 20 S 4 GG6413W. B. GATES wlO 107 2 1 12 32 4l 3i 32i A Brown B R Rice Jr G 13 12 5 2 C35S9 INVADER 4 107 3 8 7h 7 7"k 7& 4" C Ross H Stover 10 15 15 6 3 05599 REEVES wn G 107 4 4 22 421 3"t 2'1 51 Sandy F B Littleton 40 GO 60 20 10 05599 .TERUSIIA w 4 107 9 3 4h C1 51 41 G-'l Graham W R Engstrom G 15 15 5 21 53465 LADY FASHION w 4 107 10 10 10 10 8 Sl 71 Leeds A C Foster 50 100 100 40 20 05576 PRICKLES WS 4 107 G 6 8 8 9 9 S T Sullivan H E Magill G 10 9 4 2 G5C25SPET1T DUC ivi) 4 105 8 11 51 22 22 5"k 91 J Hunter W Walker 8-5 9-5 9-5 4-5 2-5 G55S9 MAI LOWERY w 5 107 1 2 9 9 10 10 10 W Smith T A Davies 12 1G 15 G 3 G1201 EL CHIHUAHUA "W 7 107 5 9 11 11 11 11 11 J MclntyreE Bedenbeck 10 10 8 4 2 Time, 25J, 50i, 1:104, 1:42. Winner Gr. g, by Faraday Slipalong (trained by W. St. Vincent). Went to post at 3:27. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Dutiful, from a slow start, got into the lead on the backstretch and held sway to the end in a game finish. Liberto elosed up in the last half and going like the wind, but was tiring at the end. W. B. Gates was a forward and game contender throughout. Invader, away very badly, closed a big gap. Reeves loomed up ' menacingly on the last turn, then tired. Jerusha, badly interfered with, closed a big gap in a good effort. Petit Due was nearly left. Scratched C5(il2 Orehan, 102. ( RT f OC S I XTH RACK 3-4 Mile. (1:12 G 11S.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Allowances. OODOU Xet value to winner $325. - lnd Horses AWtPP St & Vz , Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (C5590)SIR EDWARD s 115 5 1 l1! I3 l2 l2 Graham G M Van Gorden G-5 8-5 3-2 3-5 out CS6023ST. FRANCIS w 108 1 5 5 21 2 22 J MclntyreMaple Stable 4 41 41 6-5 2-5 (G022LISARO wb 108 2 3 42 o 5 35 Brussel E J Baldwin 3 3 21 7-101-4 65G262.T. C. CLEM 105 3 4 3& 42 3l 41 Rettig Nippon Stable 20 25 25 5 1 C.V.GG SIR RUSSELL TV 105 4 2 2b 31 4nk 5 Sandy E Gaylord G. 7 7 2 3-5 Time, 21s, 48. 1:13?. Winner B. c, by Eddie Jones Motto (trained by G. Van Gorden). Went to post at 3:.r4. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Sir Edward, from a Hying start, won all the way never seriously menaced. St. Francis, from a flatfootcd i-tart and pulled back, elosed an Immense middle gap, but could not get up. Lisaro, after being messed about and shuffled back, finished like a cyclone through the stretch. J. C. Clem is a fast horse and finished close up. Sir Russell is improving and about due, showed great speed and is best in mud. Page 3 Washington Form Chart WASHINGTON FORM CHART. (BENNINGS.) BENNINGS, D. C, November 27, 1906. Tenth day. Washington Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting (14 days). Weather clear; track fast. (04 books on.) Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Secretary, H. G. Criekmore. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures In parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and, weight carried. f fi f O FIRST RACK 7-S Mile Columbia Course. (l:2oj 2 110.) $100 added. 3-year-olds. DODOO Selling. Net value to winner $500. . Ind Uorses AWTPPSt K Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S 65605 SOCIETY BUD w 90 12 1 4l lh li Vi Is Simmons O L Richards 40 60 60 20 10 C5G05 ANNA SMITH w 96 16 8 31 4& 21 21 21 J Johnson W Stockton 15 25 20 8 4 65G27 CINCHONA wb 9S 10 5 21 3 4H 31 31 Horner Mrs D S Dryer 20 30 10 4 2 K605 KING'S GEM wb CG 7 G 51 5l 52 41 41 W Miller E A Chinn 3 4 4 8-5 4-5 G5579 MIDAS wit 103 G 11 9l 71 6l G1 5 Liebert G E Dudley 100 200 200 SO 40 G5C20 GENTIAN w 93 15 7 6l 6l 31 51 G& Yorke W C Daly 30 GO 50 20 10 65594SCHIPPEWA w 104 8 9 81 81! 8l 81 7& J Lee W H Mosby 5 G 4 8-5 1 (655SDHOORAY wb 101 9 10 10 10 9s 9 81 Hagan A L Aste, 3 4 18-57-5 7-10 G5G05 BABY WILLIE w 90 1 2 14 11 11 10 92 J Schaller Mrs R Bradley 30 50 40 15 6 (65429)REIDMOORE wb 101 13 3 1& 2& 71 71 10 Noone W Shields 8 8 7 21 7-5 G5605 HOCUS POCUS wb 95 14 16 16 14 12 12 11 Coleman O W Deppeler 30 50 50 20 10 C3519 ANNETA LADY wb 100 2 15 15 15 14 13 12 O'Brien C W Richardson 12 20 15 6 3 655S1 TRANSMUTE wb 90 5 4 71 9 10 11 13 Engl'der J Lowe 6 10 S 3 S-5 CCC20 LADSARION wb 97 4 13 11 12 13 14 14 Bilac J Garson 15 30 20 8 4 C5549 LAWSONIAN wb 9S 11 12 12 13 15 15 15 Notter Mrs R W WaldenlS 30 25 10 5 C5G20 AKBAR w 100 13 14 13 16 16 16 1G M Murphy W Elwood 40 60 60 20 10 Time, 13, 25, 3S, 502, 1:1Gj, 1:30. Winner Br. f, by Sempronius Spaldieniore (trained by J. McLaughlin). Went to post at 2:04. At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Society Bud raced to her best form and was never far from the leaders, soon forged into the lead and, keeping it, won going away. Anna Smith was always in forward contention and outstayed Cinchona in a hard finish. The latter ran well, is Improving and may score soon. King's Gem was well ridden and did his best. Gentian and Ueidmoore both quit badly after showing some speed. Hooray was in close quarters throughout and can do much better. Midas closed a gap and finished well. Scratched 05549 The Clown, 100; C5G05 Benevolent, 9S; G5G1G Kiamesha II., 90; G5G27 Bettie Bouncer, 97. Overweights Anna Smith, 1 pound; King's Gem, 1; Midas, 5; Chippewa, 1. d K d. d A SECOND RACK 3-4 Mile Columbia Course. (l:I3g 2 10tT) $-100 added. 2-year- DOOOt: olds. Maldons. Colts. Special Weights. Net value to winner $390. "ind Horses AWtPP St & Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 S C5G03 CABOCHON wb 112 3 2 31 22 l1 l2 W Miller J R Keene 3-5 4-5 2-5 out C5C03 PIERROT , wb 112 4 1 11 21 22 R Wilson J McAuliffe 20 20 15 5 9-5 CcG29 BLUE BOOK W 112 7 3 2& 32 35 315 Beckman J F Carroll 20 30 30 7 3 65603 SHERIDAN wb 112 9 S 5l 52 41 ' 41 Horner J C Nally 40 40 30 6 21 65C292NARELLE wb 112 8 9 41 4" 5 5: J J Walsh J McLaughlin 21 '41 4 4-5 1-3 G5629 TUCKERNUCK w 112 5 7 9 9 71 61 W Doyle R W Nelson 12 20 15 4 7-5 C5C4S DANKALI w 112 C 6 S2 S1 S2 7& J Johnson W Huff man 20 GO CO 10 4 G5T.95 MONKEY PUZZLE w 112 2 5 61 61 61 82 Notter E W Lagerroth 15 25 20 6 21 ' 65C03 EL TOVAR wb 112 1 4 72 71 9 9 Miles J Johnston 30 30 25 7 3 Time. 13e, 25. .37;, 49S, 1:15?. Winner B. c, by Disgnise Bonnie Gem (trained by J.fRowe). Went to post at 2:33. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won ridden out; second the same; third easily. Cabochon was reserved to the stretch, then came away from his opponents, but his race was by no means an impressive one, for lie was doing his best and, with a less energetic ride, would have been Deaten. Pierrot showed a good turn of early speed and was always second best. Blue Book raced well and may improve. Narelle can do much better. The others are of little account. d K. Ci d ft TIIII" RACE l 1-16 Miles. (1:4743117.) $500 added. 3-year-olds and upward. DODDO Selling. Net value to winner $470. "ind Horses AWFPP St Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 1? S 6361S2G. L. M. wb 3 89 3 1 11 l1 I1 11 lh Brady T D Sullivan 50 100 30 5 8-5 (.65617) ONAT AS wb 6 108 6 7 55 4i 31 2l 21 Noone E R Thomas 3 5 5. 4-5 1-3 636162RED KNIGHT WB 6 111 7 3 2 31 42 3l 3l W Miller H Mason 1-3 2-5 1-3 out G5C272AZELINA w 4 99 4 5 3'1 21 21 43 41 J Johnson C C Smithson 12 15 12 2 3-5 G561C DEKABER wb 6 99 5 4 41 53 5 52 G3 Horner W H Holloway 12 20 15 3 1 C5G32 OCEAN SPRAY wn 3 91 2 2 61 63 62 62 69 Engl'der J H Morris 20 40 30 7 21 65445 HAN. HORNPIPE w 4 94 1 6 7 7 7 7 7 Bilac G Connell 50 200 60 15 6 Time, 12J, 25s, 3SJ, 51, 1:05, 1:1SH, l:45i, 1:51. Winner Br. c, by GIganteum Servilla (trained by G. T. Miller). Went to post at 2:55. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. G. L. M. ran a remarkably game race and. after cutting out all the pace, had enough left to withstand the resolute challenge of Onatas. The latter closed a gap and finished resolutely, but appeared to tire right at the end. Red Knight ran poorly, closed a gap in the stretch, but also tired right at the end. Azdina followed the leader closely to the stretch, where she quit badly. The others were never contenders. Scratched 05017 Luretta, 103; G5G49 Leonard Joe Ilayman, 110; (C5G20)Chalfonte, 101; 05031 Voladay, 97; G5G05 Fiat, 102. C PC Ci ft d FOURTH RACK 3-4 Mile Columbia Course. (1:1322107.) $400 added. 2-year-O O O O O olds. Maidens. Fillies and Geldings. Special Weights. Net value to winner $490. Ind Horses AWt PP St Vt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S G53973LADY KARMA w 109 4 1 1 l2 22 l1 Notter J J Hyiand 7-5 8-5 8-5 7-102-5 C56033OLD COLONY w 109 10 9 41 42 lh 25 Bilac J E Madden 8 12 7 21 7-5 C52S2 MARY HALL w 112 2 3 33 31 3l 3'i W Doyle F C Frisbie 50 200 100 40 20 C5603 JUNE TIME wb 109 12 10 8l C' 41 4s S Dickson J Garson 20 30 30 10 5 C5G29 ARLINGTON wn 109 S 8 5l 51 G'l 51 Hagan F G Calhoun 8 15 12 5 21 C5G03 DISSENT wn 109 5 2 2'1 22 5l 6l W Miller R H McC Potter 3 4 31 7-5 3-5 C56293 AMBUSH . wb 109 7 4 61 7l 71 72 Horner P Belmont 4 S 7 21 G-5 654S4 MAMMYMOO WB 109 G 7 71 8l 8l 81 Christian Oakley Stable 100 200 100 40 20 C5603 GRACE CAMERON wit 103 13 6 10 10 10 9'1 Engl'der P H McCarren 40 100 CO 20 10 65G29 MILLSTONE W 109 3 5 92 9 91 10 Mercado F Wagner 10 20 15 G 3 65595 MANANA wn 109 9 14 13 12 12 11 Liebert G E Dudley 10 30 25 10 5 C3539 PLUSH wb 109 11 13 12 11 11 12 J Johnson R W Nelson 30 50 50 20 10 C5530 SPHINX wb 109 1". 15 11 13 13 13 R Wilson T E McCartney 30 40 30 10 5 C5G03 RYE BOY wn in 14 12 14 14 14 14 Noone J D Odom Jr 40 100 60 20 10 C5G'9 SWIFT GIRL WB Vr3 1 11 15 15 15 15 Kelly Mrs E A McGuirelOO 200 100 40 20 Time, 13J, 20, 38, 503, l:lGs. Winner Blk. f, by His Highness Karma (trained by J. J. Ilyland). Went to post at 3:24. At ixist 9 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second easily; third the same. Lady Karma showed the most speed in the early stages, but was doing her best at the end and. with riders reversed, Old Colony would probably have won. The hitter ran an Impressive race, but Bilie was of little assistance in the final drive. Mary Hall ran a good race and will do to remember. Dissent had no mishaps and quit badly in the stretch. June Time closed a big gap from a bad beginning. Ailington ran fairly well. Scratched G5G29 Loudoun Light, 109; G5470 Neoskaleeta, 109; G531S Jobstown, 109; C3GSS3Accumulate, 109; G5G03 Nettie Carlta, 109. OvenveJsuts Mary Hall, 3 pounds, . . I Ci FZCiCl H VW RACK 1 Mile and 40 Yards Columbia Course. (1:42s 3 102.) $400 added. O O O O 4 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $500. Ind Horses AWtPP St ',4 34 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H CPS C5G17 LURETTA w 4 OS 11 0 7 2 2 2 1 Engl'der J Lowe 10 15 12 5 21 (G5G05)RATHER ROYAL B 4 105 G S 3 32 31 3 2i Beckman R C Nelson 7 12 10 4 2 C5627 DELPHIE wit 4 103 7 7 Si G G1 41 31 J Powers M A Healey 15 20 15 G 3 65632 GRAND DUCHESS wn 4 101 2 1 11 41 41 5i 42 J Leo W S Price S 15 15 6 3 65663 HOORAY wb 3 104 4 5 41 51 Vik 6 51 Hagan A L Aste 7 10 8 3 8-5 C3605 FLIMNAP wb. 3 9S 12 10 61 71 7l 72 61 J J Walsh W Huston 15 20 12 5 21 (65627)WORKMAN wsb 4 113 9 2 21 l1 ll l1 71 W Miller R Angarola 8-5 9-5 1 1-2 1-4 C5C32 PANIQUE wsb 5 105 8 9 11 11 9 81 8'1 W Doyle J Bowman G 15 12 5 21 655423WEIRDSOME wb G 103 10 11 10 10 SI 10 92 Horner D L Holden Jr 6 7 4 7-5 3-5 C5554 HOLLOWAY WB 3 9S 5 12 12 12 12 ll 10 Notter M F McDonald 20 30 30 10 5 G5G20 JUDGE WHITE wb 3 93 1 4 51 81 10 9 11 Kelly W L Maupin 15 30 30 12 6 C5G27 PLANTAGENET W G 101 3 3 91 9l 11 12 12 Bilac W Jennings 20 CO 30 10 5 Time, 13, 252, 37J, 50J, 1:04. 1:17$, 1:43?, 1:40. Winner Ch. f, by Hermence Itinerant (trained by J. Lowe). Went to post at 4:01. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Luretta closed an early gap and, after racing Workman into defeat, gamely withstood a resolute challenge from Rather Royal. The latter was always In the front rank and finished well, but could not get up. Delphic came resolutely through the last stages of the race and her performance was ,a thoroughly good one. Grand Duchess showed speed, but tired badly at the end. Miller made his move too early with Workman and lie tired badly under his weight. Hooray was never a serious contender. Scratched 65GG3 Reidmoore, 97: G5G492New York. 101; (G5G32) Emperor of India. 110: G5G49 Andrew .Alack, 101; G5G322Ivanhoe, 112; C5C27 Yada, 101; (C5583)Blue Pigeon, 105; C5G30 Pleasant Days, OS; G5G05 Winning Hand, 95: G5G1G Kiamesha II., 101. Overweights Grand Duchess, 1 pound; Panique, 2. CX. Z d d Q SIXTH RACK 1 1-4 Miles. (2:11 4 123.) $000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. OOOOO Handicap. Net value to winner $500. Ind Horses A WtPPSl St 14 2 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 656302CEDERSTROME wb 4 98 2 2 l2 l2 Is l2 l1 lh Horner P. W Nelson 7 7 5 7-5 7-10 (65630)BANKER w 4 9G 7 1 5 5 41 4'1 41 2' W Miller J J Moran S-5 4 4 6-5 3-5 C5C172SOLON SHINGLE w 5 106 3 5 2& 2& 2 3 2h 3'' Christian W O Gardiner 20 30 15 4 8-5 C5G312ORMON. RIGHT WB 5 121 8 4 31 31 3l 23 31 4l Notter J Boden 6-5 8-5 1 1-2 1-4 65630 PALETTE W 5 95 4 7 73 7 G2 52 62 51 Beckman G L Richards 10 12 10 3 7-5 656083CARONAL wb 6 85 1 3 8 8 8 7J 71 6s Yorke W C Daly 20 50 40 12 6 65G0S2BULWARK WB 4 95 5 8 41 41 5'1 63 51 72 J Johnson J Duffv 10 15 10 3 7-5 (65276)PETE DAILEY w 4 92 6 6 61 G2 73 8 8 8 T ChandlerC H Smith 50 100 30 12 G Disqualified for foul. Time, 25i, 38, 51, 1:04, 1:174, l:31j, 1:44J, 2:11 (new track record). Winner B. c, by Belvidere Lady Hawkstone (trained by J. Fitzsimmons). Went to post at 4:2G. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driivng; second and third the name. Cederstrome quickly went into the lead and set the pace throughout, but swerved in the stretch and bumped and carried Banker out with him, for which he was disqualified. Banker was skillfully reserved and saved to the stretch, then came on fast. Solon Shingle ran a good, game race at the weights and only tired in the final sixteenth. Ormonde's Right was a contender to the stretch, where, his big weight told. Palette ran fairly well. Scratched 55G30 Angler, 107; G5GG53Red Knight. 115. Incorrect weight in entries Ormonde's Right, 120. Overweights Caronal, 1 pound; Bulwark, 1. New Orleans Form Chart NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. (FAIR GROUNDS.) NEW ORLEANS, LA., November 27, 1906. Third day. Crescent City Jockey Club. Winter Meeting (Ct days). Weather cloudy; track fast. (25 books on.) Presiding Judge, Frank J. Bryan. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary, Martin Nathanson. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures In parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. ClKCmCk PIKST RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (1-.05J 4 112.) $400 added. 2-year-olds. Selling. OOUUt Net value to winner $340. Ind Horses AWtPPStM, & Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 65532 DRY DOLLAR wb 105 G 7 72 5- 1 l2 Oarner T D Sullivan 12 20 20 6 21 65119 BONART w 110 3 2 31 41 42 2l Nicol P Dunne 6-5 8-5 3-2 3-5 1-4 G5634 ANNA RUSKIN W 100 8 8 8 8 71 33 Goldstein H McCarren Jr 12 15 15 5 3-2 619S72BLACK BURN wb 103 5 1 4i 31 31 41 C Morris Mrs T Capo 40 60 60 20 S 65003 ZANLISS w 103 7 G 5l 6l S 5l Mountain C C Van Meter 30 60 50 15 7 600923JACK HARDY W 100 4 5 Gl 71 5t G2 Truman R N Vestal 30 60 50 15 7 (65555)NEDRA WSB 105 2 4 lb 2" 21 71 Seder W H Fizer 4 5 5 3-2 3-5 (65532)IDALIA w 107 1 3 2 li 61 8 D Austin Mrs J C Milam 2 2J 11-57-101-3 Time, 24, 49?, 1:014, 1:0SJ. Winner B. g, by-Masio Dare Dollar (trained by A. Zimmer). Went to post at 2:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Dry Dollar, showing suddenly improved form and well handled, closed a big gap in the first quarter and. taking the lead in the stretch, won well in hand with plenty in reserve. Bonart, pocketed early and forced to be taken wide nearly throughout, ran well and finished going gamely. Anna Rusk in, shuffled back soon after the start, closed a tremendous gap and was probably best. Black Burn ran a good race and forced the pace for the first half before tiring. Nedra and Idalia raced each other into exhaustion in the first half and both tired in the last quarter. Incorrect weight in entries Idalia, 105. d K d f SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. (1:12$ 5 107.) $400 added. 4-year-olds and upward. GOO 1 V Selling. Net value to winner $345. Ind Horses AWtPPStK Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S C5633 CANNON BALL WB G 106 1 2 ink 12 12 int Garner T D Sullivan 5 6 (j 2 1 G5637 INVASION w 9 98 3 1 32 22 22 22 A Morgan F J Pons 20 20 20 8 4 65131 AIRSHIP w 4 1101 9 4 5"t 3nt 31 3i Nicol P Dunne 3-2 8-5 7-5 3-5 l- 65531 MATADOR WB 4 10S 2 7 63 4"k 41 4- Troxler K Spence 5 6 C 2 1 62992 FOREIGNER w 5 103 5 3 72 72 5"k 52 Foy P M Civill 10 20 20 8 4 61G5S LACACHE ws G 98 8 5 4 C1 Gnk 6l Bl'enthal A B 'Maginnis 20 GO GO 20 10 C53S4 MARCO wb 6 98 G 8 S2 S3 S5 7 A Martin J Arthur 15 20 20 8 4 57842 FAY TEMPLETON w 4 106 4 9 9 9 9 8k j Foley A B Campbell 40 75 75 30 15 (C4990)GAY ADELAIDE , w 4 105 7 6 2 5l 71 9 Jas Hen'syE Richardson 3 3 3 6-5 3-5 Time, 24, 49, 1:14 J. Winner Br. h, by Artillery Golden Horn (trained by A. Zimmer). Went to post at 2:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Cannon Ball broke fully in motion and, escaping Interference, set a fast pace all the way, tired slightly near the end, but won with something to spare. Invasion was in a forward position from the start and, despite weak handling, finished going gamely. Airship, taken wide most of the trip, closed up ground and finished fast. Matador had no mishaps. Gay Adelaide ran a bad race and can do much better. Foreigner finished well. Overweights Airship, 1 pounds; Fay Templeton, 1. Ct PC C T l HI RDRACE 1 Mile. (1:397123.) Purse $500. 3-year-olds7SelIing; Ut0 1 JL Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses AWtPP St Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (6563S)MISSOURI LAD ws 111 4 2 23 22 23 2 H Nicol F Cook 8-5 2 6-5 1-2 out 656332QUINN BRADY wb 99 G 4 l3 l3 l2 li 2"k Jas Hen'syJ P Mayberry 8-5 2 2 3-5 out 6563S2ODD ELLA wb 102 2 5 33 3 3 33 3 A Morgan F J Pons 3 5 5 6-5 1-2 C23532LENA J. w 96 1 1 6 6 53 4 4 R McDan'lW A Watkins 20 30 25 8 21 G5157 BITTER BROWN wsb 9i 5 3 4 4 4 5 52 Goldstein J C Cahn 15 15 15 5 9-5 64623 LADY CHARADE W 99 3 6 53 52 6 6 6 C Morris J Arthur 12 30 30 S . 3 Time, 24 j, 49, 1:15, 1:41. Winner B. g, by Top Gallant Margaret Allen (trained by W. E. Phillips). Went to post at 2:57. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same-Missouri Lad ran as if lie outclassed the others, was reserved in the early stages, then wore down the leaders when called on and won going away. Quinn Brady showed superior early speed and took a long lead soon after the start, then tired fast after going three-quarters, but outstayed Odd Ella at the end. The latter ran fairly well and had no mishaps. Lena J. trailed the others far back 1n the early stages and closed a big gap in the last quarter. Scratched G54532Hallowmas, 10G. CtK.CtU FOURTH RACK 3-4 Mile. (1:12 5 107.) Purse $500. All Ages. Special Weights. OUU I M Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses AWtPP St & Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 62630 JUGGLER wb 3 108 2 3 4s 4 43 11 Jas Hen'syBurlew & O'Neill 9-107-5 6-5 1-2 out (65637)TOBOGGAN wsb 6 112 9 4 lh li 11 22 Nicol S W Streett 21 3 3-2 2-5 out 654592AUDITOR w 5 112 5 1 52 5 5 3 R McDan'lR Tucker 8 15 12 4 8-5 65637 RUSK wsb 5 112 8 5 3 31 3h 4h Van DusenJohnson & DodsonS 15 12 4 8-0 65634 POMPADOUR w 2 92 3 2 2 2nk 2"t 5 A Martin R E Watkins 40 40 20 8 2 e4SS73EXCITEMENT wb 3 112 6 7 S3 72 Gl Gl Cherry E Trotter 15 30 30 10 4 64143 RIAN wb 5 112 1 9 9 9 9 71 C Morris J Arthur 50 100 100 40 12 59442 B'ORMASTER WB 5 115 4 C 6U 6 71 8-k Diggins C M Hollenback 30 50 50 15 7 47607 SIR W. TtOLLINS w 4 112 7 8 71 S2 S2 9 J Foley A B Campbell 60 100 100 40 15 . Time, 24, 48$, 1:134. Winner Br. g, by Hamburg Elusive (trained by F. Burlew). Went to post at 3:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Juggler, away forwardly, suffered interference in the early stages and had to go wide into the stretch, but finished fast and gamely wore down Toboggan with ease and was restrained through the last , sixteenth. Toboggan set the pace fast in the early stages and took a clear lead on the stretch turn, but tired when hard driven. Auditor came fast at the end and finished wearing the leaders down. Pompadour showed a good order of speed and will improve. Rusk tired after early prominence and will also improve Scratched C52902Bertha E., 10S. Overweights Excitement, 1 pound. Ct K Ct T Q FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (1:12 5 107.) $400 added. 4-year-olds and upward. OOO I O Selling. Net value to winner $340. Ind Uorses AWtPP St H Vz Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 65637s ALENCON w 4 100 2 4 l2 1 11 It Truman J Phillips 21 4 4 6-5 1-2 (65559) MARTIUS w 5 1101 G 1 5nk 4'i 4t 21! Nicol F Gering Jr 3 7 7 2J 1 C56372CUTTER W 4 111 5 2 21 2h 2"t snt D Austin Mrs T Capo 3-2 S-5 G-5 1-2 out C5G37 J. W. O'NEILL wb 5 100 3 5 6 Gl 52 41 A Martin E Trotter G G 6 2 4-5 65379 CONSIDERATION wb 5 107 4 3 3 32 33 5nit It McDan'lR Tucker 15 SO 25 9 31 6563G WOODSAW Ws 4 109 1 6 7 7 7 62 L Smith W H Snyder 20 30 20 8 3 65636 LADY HENRIETTA w 4 109 7 7 41 51 62 7 Jas Hen'syMrs M Goldblatt-G 6 5 2 4-5 Time, 24, 4Sg, 1:134. Winner Ch. g, by St. Carlo Gold Lace (trained by II. Phillips). Went to post at 3:57. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Alencon, running to his best form, dashed into a long lead from the start and won all the way, but had to Ie hard ridden at the end to outlast Martins. The latter came with a belated rush through the stretch and was probably best. Cutter tired after close pursuit of the winner in the earlv stages aiul would have-been beaten for third place in a few more strides. J. W. O'Neill came away fast through the stretch.. Consideration ran a good half before tiring. Scratched (G5G52)Whippoorwlll. 10S. Incorrect weight in entries Lady Henrietta, 10S. Overweights Martius, 1J pounds. Ct K Ct H A SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. (1:397123.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling. O tJ O I rk Net value to winner $300. lad Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 65633 BITTER HAND w 93 8 4 1' l2 l2 l2 l3 C Morris L Cahn G I 4 S-5 4-5 6530G3STOIC W 97 4 2 3'1 22 22 23 2 L Smith W H Snyder 3 G G 21 G-5 G563G3MERRY BELLE wn 92 10 5 51 31 32 33 33 F Burton Mrs M Goldblatt 8-5 21 11-51 1-2 63704 HENPECKED w 91 3 3 2h 43 41 4l 4.1 A Martin J Robertson 30 30 30 12 6 61691 MR. SCOTT WB 97 2 6 62 6 6 5 52 Garner A A Reilly 20 40 15 6 3 654452CONDE W 107 5 1 4"k 51 51 6 6nk J Foley J A Sykes 4 G 5 2 1 65547 DR. YOUNG w 90 13 11 ll2 81 8l Sl 71 Jno ConleyH B Hildebrand 20 40 40 15 8 G4679 REDCOAT w 107 11 9 9 7 7l 71 S1 J Dale J Hickey 30 40 40 15 7 65638 GLOBE RUNNER wb 93 1 13 121 111 101 9l 91 T Taylor F W Schmidt 15. 15 10 4 2 01S49 MAHOGANY w 103 9 S Sh 10 9l 101 10 L Scott T J Harrison 30 30 30 10 5 61232 MARVIN NEAL wn 99 7 12 13 92 ll1 ll2 ll3 II Alex L F Piper 20 30 20 12 4 65635 HAND BAG w 93 12 10 102 122 122 123 123 P Walsh W Short 30 60 50 20 1(3 G563S DUESSA w 90 G 7 7l 13 13 13 13 A WilliamsS W Streett 30 30 20 S 4 Time, 25, 50, 1:15, 1:41. Winner B. g, by Bitter Root Free Hand (trained by L. Cahn). Went to post at 4:25. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Bitter Hand, lucky and away in a good position, dashed into a long lead from the start, kept it and won with plenty In reserve. Stoic followed the winner closely and stood a hard drive through the stretch gamely, but was not good enough to beat the winner today. Merry Belle did her lest, had no, mishaps and is possibly staling. Henpecked ran a good race. Mr. Scott ran well and was in close quarters most of the way. Conde tired after going three-quarters. Globe Runner was given a bad ride and can do much better. Overweights Stole, 1 pound; Redcoat, 5, , Page 4 Washington Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, November 28 Washington Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, November 28. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile Columbia Course. All Ages. High-weights. Selling. (1:1332107.) Index Course Dlst Time Tck Wt St & StrFln Jockeys Best Company PABKVILLE, ch. h, 5, by Knight of the Thistle Almora (C. Hill). . Weight today 121 65412 Pimlico 1 1:42 fast 107 5 7 7 7 7 6i O'Brien Ivanhoe, Blue Buck, Kama C5374 Pimlico 2-4 1:'15J fast 112 12 11 11 11 12 J Lee NoTrumper, Will. Mite, J. Hamilton 649S3 Hamilton 3-4 1:15 fast 100 3 11 ink 41 J Foley GoldEnamel, Operator. Miss Gaiety. THE CURE, br. h, 5, by Dr. MacBride Dislike (0. W. Deppcler). Weight today 121 03527 Bennings 7-S l:29i good 102 19 14 7 9 10 12 Coleman Workman, Belle Strome, Azelini ' G5537 Bennings G 1-2 f 1:23 slow 113 11 11 11 10 7"J Coleman Niblick, Vnda, Toscan. BELDEMO, b. g, 2, by Bel Demonio Morbid (P. Cannon). Weight today 95 6351S Pimlico 5 1-2 f l:10i slow 107 1 11 11 l1! Jno Hen'syDaisy Frost. Black Flag, Eminola ' 63467 Pimlico 5 1-2 f 1;08 fast 102 2 1 1 1 21 Noone Lady Vincent, Laura A., LuevMarl? 63332 Pimlico 6-8.1:03 good. 100 6 4 5 4 VI Noone Doc Kyle, Dlebold, Brittanby. JIM LEONARD, b. c, 2, by St. Leonards Indifference (F. W. Seeley). Weight today 93 ' 65506 Aqueduct 1 i:41g slow 98 5 2 2 5 5l 5liNotter Beauclere, Judge Davey, Reside 6533S Aqueduct 3-4 1:148 fast 102 10 9 8 S3 S81 Notter Beauclere. Ben Strong, Airs 65277 Jamaica 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 9S 7 1 1 3s 31 Notter Sally Preston, Ace High, Hancock TANAGER, ch. f, 2, by Goldfinch Brillar (E. A. Chlnn). Weight today 89 65G29 Bennings 7-S 1:29 good S9 1 1 1 5 51 59 Schilling Chalfonte, Killochan, Scarfell G5494 Latonia 1 1:402 fast 104 5 2 2 2 2 2 A'buchon BeauBruinmel, Caper.TheGoldenRInl G5420 Latonia 3-4 1:138 fast 103 2 6 6 4at 3'1 W B'hananGrace Kimball, Lexollne, Zipango. ' ALA RUSSELL, ch. f, 3, by Russell Aala Lala (M. L. Hayman). Weight today 108 C5G13 Bennings , , 3-4 1:15? good 9S 1 1 2 7 10 Beckman Zienap. Oraculum, Dolly Spanker' CO0G1 Crescent Pk 100 5 1-2 f fast 1:Q7 3 2 3 31 6'1 Diggins Dr. Coffey, Proteus, Usury. 69739 Crescent Pk 101 5 1-2 f Xast 1:09 1 1 1 2s 2 Moesel Dr. Coffey, Joe Colson, Miss Leeds. BOTANIST, br. c, 2, by Boanerges May B. II. (A. L. Asto). Weight today 100 G5G0G Bennings 3-4 1:16. slow 97 C G 5 4 3l0JBilac LeeHarrisonlL, Belcast, Blue Dale" G356D Bennings 3-4 1:151 mud 112 2 3 3 3 310 Hagan L. Boanerges, Landsman, Umbrelli' 65426 Pimlico 3-4 1:143 fast 115, 5 3 4 3 3 J Lee Orphan Lad, Tudor, Lord Boanerges UMBRELLA, b. t, t, by Ben Brush Gingham (W. C. Daly). Weight today 85 63619 Bennings 3-4 1:16 good 93 C 3 3 6 681 J J Wralsh Landsman. L.HarrlsonII.,Bri"htRnv' G5591 Bennings 3-4 1:161 slow 90 2 3 2 21 4 Notter Monfort, Nancy, Donna Elvfra G5369 Bennings 3-4 1:152 mud 109 7 5 4 4 4" Horner L. Boanerges, Landsman, Botanist. H. L. FRANK, ch. g, 5, by Mariner Plum eri a (J. O'Toole). Weight today 122 65567 Bennings 6 1-2 f 1:23 mud 123 G 7 7 5i 5 Schilling Barlngo, Yorkist, Tudor. 632S5 Latonia 3-4 1:13 fast 99 2 2 3 43 51 C H Shill'gE. Day, Meadowbreeze, Stoner Hill. FELIX MOZZES, br. h, 5, by St. Felix Anhona (J. Burrows). Weight today 121 G5303 Pimlico 3-4 1:171 hvy 90 4 4 4 1 4JBiIac Optician, Emiuola. .Lady Vera C5127 Pimlico 5 1-2 f 1:081 fast 110 11 11 11 H u Klenck JackAdams, OrtonDobbie, BlueCoat. . SNOW KING, b. g, 3, by Sandringham Blissful (A. S. Snyder). Weight today 118 G3G05 Bennings 7-S 1:30 slow 110 13 12 12 IS IS IS Miles Rather Royal. New York, Scarfell G35S3 Bennings 11:43 mud 103 4 4 4 G 6 6" J Taylor B. Pigeon, Noblesse Oblige. B Izzv' 63507 Aqueduct 3-4 l:14g slow 110 5 2 5 6l 7" W Doyle Mintia, Varietes, Bon Mot. DONNA ELVIRA, br. f, 2. by Ethelbert Old Madrid (P. Belmont). Weight today 9G G3591 Bennings 3-4 1:168 slow 96 3 2 3 3 331 Horner Monfort, Nancy, Umbrella 65324 Jamaica 5-8 l:02i good 100 6 5 4 51 4 Horner Cora Price, lrvlne.Belle of Iroquois BETSY BINFORD, ch. f, 2, by Merryday LixzU Truex (W. Chamberlain). Weight today 94 65620 Bennings 7-S 1:291 good 84 12 11 11 12 12 12 T Mahon Chalfonte, Killochan. Scarfoll 65591 Bennings 3-4 1:168 slow 95 6 6 6 6 6,s Biiac Monfort, Nancy, Donna Elvira' 63462 Pimlico 5 1-2 f 1:082 fast 104 7 8 7 51 3 J DennisonKillochan, Nellie Racine, Gold Note. NELLIE RACINE, ch. f, 2, by Racine Bona Vera (M. Jordan). Weight today 90 65606 Bennings 3-4 1:16 slow 91 2 3 4 51 5HT ChandlerLee Harrison II., Belcast Botanist 65462 Pimlico 5 1-2 1 :0S2 f ast 104 3 2 2 in 2'i Jno Hen'syKillocban, BetsyBInford, GolclNote. TOSCANj ch. h, 6, by Hastings Toscana (E. A. Whitmey.) Weight today 11G G5649 Bennings 7-S l:28g fast 10S 5 5 5 4 4'J 5 Liebert Belle Strome, New York Scarfell' 65617 Bennings lm 40y 1:45 good 107 2 5 5 5 5 510JJ J Walsh Onatas, Sol. Shingle. L of the Vale ' 65571 Bennings lm50yl:4S mud 107 4 4 5 6 S 85 Liebert Ivanhoe, Grand Duchess, Delphie. KILLOCHAN, br. c, 2, by Kilmarnock Mis3 Buttermilk (F. McCabe). Weight today 88 65620 Bennings 7-S 1:291 good S7 5 5 5 3 2h 2 G Burns Chalfonte, Scarfell, Gentian 65382 Bennings 3-4 1:16 mud 9S 4 4 4 3b 331 P. McDan'IMonfort, Oraculum. Arlineton 65462 Pimlico 5 1-2 1:0S2 fast 107 4 6 4 21 l1! J Johnson N. Racine, BetsyBinford, Gold Note ALEGRA, b. f, 2, by Contract V esta'Iia (C. C. Hall). Weiirht todav R G51C2 Pimlico 5. 1-2 f 1:0S2 fast 104 6 9 6 8' 9' Hagan Killochan, N. Racine Betsy Binforil 65372 Pimlico 3-4 1:141 fast 109 10 10 10 10J 11" Jno Hcn'syOrphanLad, GoldLady L Boanere! 64323 Fort Erie 5-S 1:021 good 103 4 4 5 73 71 Mountain Minot, Glimmer, Black Flag. GEORGE G. HALL, ch. g, 2, by St. Leonards Illogical (A. Weir). Weight today 98. First start. SECOND RACE 1 Mile Columbia Course. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. (1:40' 4 107.) NARELLE, b. o. 2. by Gerolstein No Name II. (J. McLaughlin). Weiirht vvoignt tnd-iv toaay iho OoGiU (See Washington chart in this paper). 65629 Bennings 5 1-2 f 1:10? good 110 7 5 5 A- 2 S Dickson Temirieraire, Ambush Millstoup 65595 Bennings lm 70y 1:49 slow 112 2 2 2 4 6 7UR McDan'lEconomy, Sally K., Ambush. TURBULENCE, b. g, 2, by Stanhope II. Fairy Queen (J. J. Hyland). Weiirht today iq 65606 Bennings 3-4 1:16 slow 106 10 12 S 7 61W Doyle Lee Harrison II., Belcast Botanist 65454 Aqueduct G 1-2 f 1:218 fast 105 12 10 10 10 10 W Doyle Adellnette, Judge PMt, Beta Stone AMBUSH, b. g, 2. by Ben Brush Ionis (P. Belmont). Weieht tndii- no ' (GliOG (See Washington chart in this paper). w"gnc tooaj j. 63i'.29 Bennings 5 1-2 f 1:101 good 107 5 3 3 3! 3 Horner Temmeraire. Narelle MilHtono QS595 Bennings lm 70y 1:49 slow 109 1 1 1 3 3 3 Horner Economy, Sally K., Mauana. MAMMYMOO. br. f, 2, by Mentone Irish Lass (Oakley Stable). Weieht todav )Q 99. vveignt toaay (k-.0(!(i (See Washington chart in this paper). j?4S4 Pimlico 1 1:461 mud 92 0 4 8 9 SJ 8 Brooks Gold Lady, nigh Jumper Barinn 6314S Pimlico 1 1:402 fast 90 3 1 2 3 4' 5" Brooks Lady Vera, B. of VsSne A Lady SOPHIE CARTER, br. f. 2, by Ian Stanhope Gato (Albemarle Stable). Weieht todav m 63B03 Bennings 7-S 1:32 slow 106 7 7 6 4 5 5 O'Brien S.Creekcr, Rappahaiinofl- OMl'lm' C6245 Jamaica 3-4 1:15 fast 109 8 10 10 10 S"JU McDan'l Yorkist, J. J. Itogers itpM Stnnn" 65203 Jamaica 3-4 1:151 good 107 8 7 7 4 45 R McDan'lItoyalBcn, J.j.APr ltanatna MAN AN A, ch. f. 2. by Kilmarnock Edith Gray (G. E. Dudley). Weiirht inAv qo weignt 99. today (-(!( (See Washington chart in this paper). Jennings lm 70y 1:49 slow 109 S 5 G G 4J 4s J J Walsh Economy, Sallv K Ambnsh ' 65506 Aqueduct 1 l:41g slow 93 7 9 10 10 10 lOJDrolette Beauclere. Judge Davey Reside K: b- f' 2. y Mirthful Unsightly (J. E. Madden). Weitrht todav' 1Q C3G1G Bennings 1 1:43 good S7 3 2 2 2 3 3" Bilac Agile Red KniHit rI,Wc 65595 Bennings lm 70y 1:49 slow 109 6 6 7 2 2 2' Bilac Economy unfi NlSnnf 65291 Jamaica 3-4 1:151 mud 115 1 4 5 5 5iSewell pSrsTan,' Miniota,' Dnvallo JOBSTOVN, ch. g, 2, by Locohatc.iee Areola (P. Jackson). Weiirht today QH 6o31S Pimlico 1 1:451 hyy 100 6 7 S S 7.v S Noone Hera. Noblesse Obli-e ComoTr,' 032-13 Jamaica 3-4 1:15 fast 109 10 9 9 71 6'iTV Miller ? Yorkist J T ni?!' t?k' i? " C5164 Belmont Pk 7-8 1:28 slop 92 11 10 10 9 7J 53 Brussel Bea& ?-?.IGT B0Y ch c' Z' by Siar Bright Gay Girl (S. Emery). Weiirht today 102 65619 Bennings 3-4 1:16 good 94 7 5 4 3 3 6 Burns Landsman. L. Harrison 1 ! VpIi- Aqucluct 3-4 1:153 hvy 93 1 4 5 5 5 J Powers Frank Gill. OracK Pnr.hnP fltT Ci "'J115. 'V'0 15 15 " 15 Finn nvallo, Judg'ePolrRapp b 2' o by Maxio ???ELf" s' Nayada (A. J. Joyner). Weieht today no 65603 Bonn ngs 7-S 1:32 slow 106 17 17 17 13 10 9 Horner S.Creekcr, Rappahannock- OldrnU.v 65341 Bennings 6 1-2 f 1:233 slow 102 9 9 9 7S 7" Horner Adelinctte 65470 Aqueduct 5-8 1:021 slop 93 7 8 7 f 7 Horner Rockingham; Fire OalPlaud JUMPER, cH. g. 2, by Hornpipe High C. (R, W. Nellson). Weiirht todav 65393 Bennings lm 70y 1:49 slow.109 9 7 4 5 V 5 Miles Economv Sallr K S, , 634S4 Pimlico . 1 1:461 mud 9S 2 1 2 2 lh 2U Bilac Gold Laiir Barln-o ThMn 653GS Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 102 12 5 5 5 45 J Johnson Wk T. Ways. Vincent B Blnlwd WILLDO, b. f, 2, by Ornament Annie C. (R. W. Nelson). Weiirht n,w qq ' C5619 Bennings 3-4 1:1G good 90 S S S S S"iBilac Landsman. L Harrloi II Briifnv 63395 Benn ngs lm 70y 1:49 slow 109 5 S 8 7 7' 6'5 W Doylo Economy" 'sm lv ?v AmbMh 6o541 Bennings 6 1-2 f 1:231 slow 102 4 G 6 Ci CiBeckman Adellnette, BflttaiW. Slle K????' c,h; f;,2-.by ayal Stag Nono (R. H. McC. Potter). Weight today 99 weignt toaay aa. ti.OOG (See Washington chart in this paper). 6cG03 Bennings 7-S 1:32 slow 106 15 13 13 11 13 13 Beckman S;Crecker Ramnlmnnnnt- m,iri 65161 Belmont Pk 7-8 1:28 slop 84 2 4 4 4 2t 2'- C Ross Beauclere', Ser& Ple?iS? W" SPHINX, br. f. 2, by St. Serf Lady Invarcauld (T. E. McCartney). y'" Wpiis-lit tno 00 Weight today 99. l-MCGli (See Washington chart in this paper). 5 1 -II iiUMi; 14 14 13s il ri'&& FINANCE ch. g, 2, by Compute-Festa (Mr. Earle).' Weight today 99 64,0 Aqueduct 5-S 1:021 slop 94 6 9 9 8 8" Beckman Rockincham Fi Zi 615S3 Washington 4 1-2 f 58 fast 90 4 6 6 63 Williams AlPow THIRD RACE 13-4 Miles. Dixie Stakes. 3-year-olds. Allowances. (3:0033110.) S0-11' ' 3 b7 Lamplighter Princess Lorraine (W. Shields) Weieht todav I2fi 65130 Belmont Pk 1 1-2 2:331 fast 118 5 3 4 3 4 33 J Noone Woodsmm Piirnrn, t 1 7 03103 Belmont Pk 1 S-16 1:5S3 fast 119 6 7 7 6 6' ' Noone T wSn r S nLWe 65020 Brighton B 2 1-4 3:391 hvy 111 3 4 3 2 1 14 NoSne FHpnape Cl' f-JItJFh ,3- hZSto George-Queen of Liars (J. H. Stathen). Weight today 113. 600W Benn ngs 1 1-2 2:4o slow 113 2 3 4 3 4 4 Notter Nemesis, Winifred A Sinle Shot Cooo2 Bennings 3-4 1:15 mud 108 4 G 5 5 5SNotter Watergras L Trantplln r tviiiiI" 6344S Pimlico 1 1:402 fast 103 5 4 3 2 2' 2oJJ Johnson LadrVcra?'AnU L ?VJPSS h- c 3- by en Holladay Himyance (C. C. Smithson). Weiirht today 116 6o4S.. Pimlico 11-16 1:31 mud 99 4 3 4 4 4 3" Ewrl'der Brvin ?rnmm., 1 in n77 V 63429 Pimlico 1 3-16 2:02 fast 94 1 6 5 5 4 4 Enfl'de? SS mLtUnva " Vil'& 65370 Pimlico 1 1-16 l.:4S2 fast 99 2 G 5 4 41 3J Engl'dlr lleidSoore, Clu.lfon "Mr Caruthers v NEMESIS, ch. f, 3, by Meddler-Hessie (Mr. Lee). . Wej-ht toZ 11T 65G30 Bennings 1 1-2 2:41! good 102 2 4 1 4 3J 5 Horner Banker. Cedcrstron.o Dilnt 65393 Bennings 1 1-2 2:45 slow 113 ' t7wJ? 1 ' 4 2 1 1 1 is Horner Winifred s imf G5359 Aqueduct 11-16 1:47 fast 103 4 5 5 5 53 5iH Athlete, Hallowm; Wesf eSSamln FOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile Columbia Course. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (1:1031.' 107.) "B.A.ln?Y CREEKER, ch. c. 2. by Aloha Turca (Mrs. L. S. Pangle). Weiirht todav lis 618 Benn ngs 5-S 1:031 fast 9S 10 S S 8 6'i Beckman Berkeley, Ile-al LVl 63603 Bennings 7-S 1:32 slow 109 2 1 1 2 in m Schilling ItVnnVli-itiiiont m rAim?,? onr.m - G55S0 Bennings 5 1,2 1:102 mud 107 10 9 9 8 S Hagan5 LMm TED, b. c, 2, by Pcssara Leostrata (F. A. Forsythc). Weiirht tnrfnv 11s 6361C Bennings 1 1:43 good 90 7 4 3 1 2 6?.Xotter A"ile Red Kni-ht V, 1 F ' 63341 Bennings 6 1-2 f 1:231 slow 110 5 5 5 5 i'Notter Adellnette Bri tanbr Nnren: 63433 Aqueduct 7-S 1:271 fast 101 14 12 12 9 Si 7" Horner Molescy Beauc live, AwobS t JIM LEONARD (See First Race). . Weight Sy 115. 2lS TRS0ST- ch f. 2. b Dr- Easbrouck Tuilleries (W. B. E. Look wood). Weight todav 112 6..64S Bennings 3-S l:03g fast 104 12 16 16 16 13 J Lee Berkelev I!,-!! M Sn,, ,?5 63318 Pimlico 5 1-2 1:10 slow 96 4 2 2 3'i 2J Engl'der Beldenio vinl' v?1',1'." 0- 65467 Pimlico 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 104 7 3 4 6l 7:J J Walsh KS' VlnS 6.?nnKDsPLAY' 3131'faof1 f? n(,cl(.v . t today 110. 63629 Bennings 5 1-2 f l:lo good 110 11 11 li S It W Ion Ten merai rt N- rel n ' Z,T Aqueduct 5-S 1:02 slop 108- 3'J It Wilson Ilancock Troubleinak SALLY K. (See Second Race). Weight toda 107 BRITTANBY, -,04s ch. c, 2. by Athcling Octavia (T. Clyde). Weight iJL 11s' ( li. nnings 5-S 1:03 fast 115 1 6 G 10 9 Creamer Berkelev Ite-al 1 -u lisoFimUco38 ll-ifillrnudlJU fiS?." ptlxS,. bjiw i lmuco & 1-- r l.uj. mud 112 1 1 1 1 1 Creamer Med'someBoy, Grum.Soph, Millstone .EMMERAIRE, b. g, 2, by Ballyho o Bey Miss Hamburg (C. Oxx). Weigh todav lis "T-nnS 5 1-2 f 1:102 flood 110 1 111 V W Miller Xarclle. Ainltu-h MlUsto 65 39 Be mont Pk 5-S 5S2 fast 103 13 11 10 10J 10!P. McDan'lH igg nl othaX l'ire O nal Hancock 6,104 Belmont Pk 6 1-2 f 1:191 fast 112 7 8 8 9 9iyas Hen'syHarushot. Unnepel Herman. DIEBOLD. b. c, 2, by Hammon Endeavor (A. L. Aste). Weight todav 115 G.V.U Bennings 6 1-2 f 1:233 slow 110 7 S S S S' Hagan Artelinetlc Britlaiibx- x S C.r.146 Pimlico r, 1-2 f 1:09 fast 102 3 4 4 3'J 1 Hagan iV nk li i' ?v,t UT.107 Plj.,lico 5 1-2 f l:09J fast 110 3 5 4 2uJ n Merfado DocICyl'e. MeUd'es? BYRUM, ch. g, 2, by High Order Summer Shower (L. Lawrence). Weight tod w 107 G373S Salem 5 1-2 f 1:0SJ fast 99 3 2 2 34 3 W McIn'reRoval Ladv lvih sT.llv Ar 636T.9 Salem 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast 94 5 5 4 4-t 5 C SheflieM K HOWARD SHEAN, b. c, 2, by Hermence Itinerant (J. C. Nally). Weight today 110. 65115 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:121 fast U2 10 8 U ll1 12"iDillon Zambesi, Landsman. Glenham. 65092 Belmont Pk 5 1-2 f 1:062 fast 104 19 18 IS 17 17 Dillon BenStrong, Acelligh, ItoyalBreeze. FIFTH RACE 1 Mile Columbia Course. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Special Weights. (1:403 1107.) k BIZZY IZZYj b. 0, 4, by Arkle Diminutive (J. Sennett). Weight today 111. 655S3 Bennings 11:45 mud 101 5 5 5 4 3 3i Nutting B.Pigeon, NoblesseOblige, G'terknot 65399 Aqueduct 1 1:423 fast 95 6 7 5 7 S1 9j Beckman Aster d'Or. HowAboutYoii.Comedian 651S7 Jamaica 1 i-ig imsi slow 110 6 6 7 6 6 C Ross Garnish, Delphie, Cressina. MARK MEDDLE, b. c. 3, by St. Leonards Lady Gay (J. J. Hanohan). Weight today 103. 65647 Bennings 7-s i:2Sg fast 103 7 7 7 7 7 7 S Dickson Firebrand. Welbourne. Bivouac. 652 Pimlico ll:47i mud 110 2 5 7 7 7 7 Boiesen Snow Ball, KiaineshalL, Marksman 653d5 Pimlico 1 l:43i fast 10o 10 7 S 8 SJ 9JNoone Hanthorne, K. of Weston, Toots. CARMAGNOLE, ch. c, 3, by Farandole Aleta (Oneck Stable). Weight today 103. 65279 Jama ca 3-4 1:14 fast 9S 9 9 10 10 10"R Lowe Chandos, Aster d'Or. Comedian. 62176 Jamaica 5 1-2. 1:098 mud 101 1 2 3 51 67 R Lowe Mel.Nomlnee, GivonniBalerio,L.Flea KING HENRY, ch. g. 3, by Sir Dixon Sallie of Navarre (A. Cefalo). Weieht today 100. 65632 Bennings 1 3-ic 2:051 good 96 5 S 4 5 3H 4i Beckman Emp. of India, Ivanhoe Winifred A. G3596 Bennings 1 3-I6 2:051 slow 87 7 6 6 6 63 68J G Burns Agile, Dainty Leonard Joe Hayman 65523 Aqueduct 1 i-iG 1:51 slop 92 4 4 4 4 2J 2" G Burns Leon. J. Hayman? DekabVr, Suffice. FRILLS, ch. f, 3, by Locohatcheo Furbelow (H. J. Morris). Weiirht today 100 65511 Aqueduct 1 1:42 slow 9S 4 5 5 4 4" 4 C Ross Transmute, M. Donohue Cloisteress 65113 Be mont Pk 1 1:391 fast 107 8 7 7 12 12 12JJas Hen'sySaylor, Gypsy King? Deuce 65077 Belmont Pk 11:41 fast 101 2 4 4 3 3 33J Jas Hen'syWln. Hand, Cloistfress. Lady Avis. MARSTER, b. g, 3, by Fatherless Ecstre (W. T. Towries). Weight today 100 65533 Bennings im C0y 1:48 mud 107 4 .2 2 2 3 2J J Lee Tarlac, Marksman, Waterhearer. ' NOSSE OBLIGE, b. f, 4. by Meiitoho Laura Davis (Oakley Stable). Weight today 108. 635S3 Bennings 1 1:45 mud 9S 6 6 G 5 2-k 2 Brooks BluePIgeon, Bizzy Izzy, GaSnot 65523 Piml co 1 1-2 2:42 slow 110 C 10 7 10 6 G"JJ Walsh Pleasant Da vs lfaei 63409 Pimlico I 1-16 1;4SJ fast 103 6 1 5 5 6'6JJWalsh WeiXme. A HOW ABOUT YOU, ch. c, 3, by Woolsthorpe Nantucket (J. Fitssimmons). Weight today 103. 65436 Aqueduct 1 l:40g fast 110 6 6 5 6 6 6" C Ross Herodotus, Deuce, Waterhearer 65399 Aqueduct 1 l:42f fast 9 4 3 3 2 2h 2 C Ross Aster d'Or, Comedian, Sadler? 6o2,9 Jamaica 3-4 1:14 fast 98 S 2 4 4 4"JC Ross Chandos, Aster d'Or. Comedian. WATERHEARER, ch. g, 3, by Watercress Margerique (J. A. Weinberg). Weight today 100. 65503 Bennings im 60y 1:48 mud 107 1 3 4 4 4 4?J Notter Tarlac, Marster, Marksman. 6o436 Aqueduct 1 l:40g fast 107 1 3 3 3 3 3 hotter Herodotus, Deuce, Markie Mayer. CLOISTERESS, ch. f, 3, by Carlton Grange Claire (L. Waterfiury). Weight tcday 100 Pjl 6 1-2 f 1:23 mud'99 9 7 6 4h 4J Bilac Red Knight, Bohemia, Lone Hand. qUUCJ Y-fl, 3 l0Y I 3 2 3 31 3 Notter Transmute, Mollie Donohue. Frills 6o449 Aqueduct 3-4 1:141 fast 105 8 9 9 8 Vh B Smith Emergency Mintia, Reticent. MARKSMAN, ch. g,. 3, by Octagon Lady Margaret (E. T. Pumphrey). Weight today 100. Senn nss 6 1-2 1:23 mU(J 3 XI . 14 14 14 14 T CHandlcrUed Knight, Bohemia, Lone Hand 6ooo3 Bennings lm60yl:4S mud 107 2 1 1 1 2l 3!J J Johnson Tarlac, Marster. Waterhearer. 6o520 PimlicQ im 70y 1:501 slow lOo 2 11 1 1J 23 J Johnson Kiamesha II., Waterway, Garmeni. BOB EDGREN, b. g, 3, by Longflight Felicitie (P. Straus). Weight today 100. Slii? 5amil,ton 1 142 fast 107 7 6 6 6 6 6JM Murphy Emb'r'sment. Euripides, Fosmead. 64S07 Toronto 1 1:428 fast 107 2 2 2 2 2 3i M Murphy Orpen, Mamie Etta, Butwellf IXTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (l:54j 7 112.) VOL ADA Y, b. c, 4. by Faraday Alti Vola (W. Cahill). Weight today 106 6o631 Bennings lm 70y 1:431 good 104 4 4 4 4 4 418 Beckman Oxford, Pretension, Ormonde'sRi-ht 635S1 Benn ngs 11:43 mud 107 5 5 5 4 2& 22 Beckman Hooray- Dekaber, Homelander 65o42 Bennings 1 1:438 slow 101 6 6 6 6 5 4 Beckman' Woolwich, Ivanhoe, Weirdsome. IVANHOE, ch. g, 4, by Hermence Georgia Kinney (Arverne Stable). Weight today 103 65632 Bennings 1 3-16 2:061 good 113 1 1 1 1 ij 2J J Lee Emp. oflndia, Winifred! K Henry 6uoil Bennings lm 50y 1:43 mud 109 9 6 6 4 1 l'J J Johnson Grand Duchess, Delphie New York 63542 Bennings .1 1:438 slow 103 12 1 1 21 2 J Johnson Woolwich, Welrorae Voladay NEW YORK b. h, 7, by Sir Modred Memento (G. L. Richards). Weight today 101. Bennings 7-S l:2Sg fast 10S 1 4 3 2 3 2' J Hagan Belle Strome, Scarfell L .T Ilavman G3007 Benn ngs 1 1:421 slow 107 3 4 4 4 2 2 J J Walsh D. Spanker, Avannteer Water ra" 65603 Bennings 7-8 1:30 slow 109 0 3 3 2 2' 2M J Walsh Rather Royal? Scarfen, King'sGcm BLUE BUCK, br. g. 5. by Royal Stag La Tour (Mrs. W. Keating). Wei-ht todav 98 Wik ?fnSS lm o;f mud ,t J S 2 10r 10n 12??Twser anhoe. Grand Duchess, Delphie. 6ou23 Pimlico 1 1-2 2:42 slow 110 11 7 G 6 5l S15iJ Lee Pleasant Days RacinoII Factotum 65504 Pimlico lm 40y 1:4S1 hvy 102 5 5 5 5 4 4"iHagan IvanhJe? Widow's Mite,' Cadichom NELLIE BURN, ch. f, 3, by Fatherless Generine (G. L. Richards). Weight todav 90 65632 Bennings 1 3-16 2:061 good 90 3 4 7 7 6$ 6A G Burns Emp. of India Ivanhoe Winifred A 6560S Benn ngs 1 1-4 2:121 slow S8 3 4 3 4 4 5G Burns Beauclere" BulS Caronal 633S1 Bennings 11:43 mud 99 8 7 7 G 6S 5 Pohanka Hooray, Votadn Dekabe" ET.IPEROR OF INDIA, br. g. 5, by Prime Minister Sarah Kimbro (W. A. Stanton). Weight today 103. 65632 Bennings 1 3-16 2:061 good 103 4 G 6 4 2 14 W Miller Ivanhoe, Winifred A Kin" Henry 65418 Aqueduct 1 1-16 1:4S1 fast 103 1 4 4 3 2U 22 W Miller Delmore, Hal ownias.'' jfeown 65293 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:51 mud 103 2 3 3 3 3 2 W Miller L. J. Havman, Sly Ben. Tom Co-an CHALFONTE, ch. c, 3, by Star Shoot Magna Charta (A. L. Aste). Weisht todiv'qR 65620 Bennings 7-S 1:291 good 99 2 3 3 2 l3 l3 Hagan Killochan, Scarfell, Gentian 65579 Bennings 6 1-2 1:23 mud 108 4 4 10 10 10" Hagan Red Knight. Bohemia Lone Hand 65519 Pimlico 3-4 1:17 slow 113 8 8. 7 6' 4' Hagan Blue Coat, Cadichon, Baby WHlIel RED KNIGHT, oh. h. 6, by Knight of Ellerslie Bello Daly (H. Mason). Wehrht weignt today toaay lOl iui. C50C5 (See Washington chart in this paper). Bennings 1 1:43 good 115 9 9 9 8 6 Hagan Agile, Sally K.. Cederstrome 65579 Bennings 6 1-2 1 :23 mud 115 1 3 2 l1 1 R McDan'lBoheniia, Lone Hand? Cloisteres! PLEASANT DAYS, b. c, 3, by Buddha Palmy Days (L. Block). Weieht todav rt 65630 Bennings 1 1-2 2:41S good 105 7 3 7 7 7 7o Schilling Banker, Cederstrome? Dainty 6o607 Benn ngs 1 1:42 slow 100 6 6 6 6 G 5' Schilling D. Spanker, New Yrk, Avaunteer 6oo71 Bennings lm 50y 1:48 mud 102 8 10 10 8 G 5i Bilac Ivanhoe, Grand Duchess, Delphie Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, November 28 Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, November 28. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. FIRST RACE Futurity Course. (170 feet less than 3-4 mile.) 3-year-olds. Selling. (1:093110.) Index Course DIst Time Tck Wt St M StrFln Jockeys Best Company TAVORA, b. f, 3, by Balgowan Nance O'Neil (H. Mack). Weieht todiv 11? S8? Oaklana 3-4 1:141 fast 107 4 4 5 4 3J L WilliamsFrcd, Bent, Silver Sue I'm Joe 63611 Oakland 7-S 1:2SJ fast 107 1 1 1 1 li 15 L WiliiamsAtkins I'm to Vlm Rnf 65573 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 109 1 3 4 54 J tBriatGnv m. 'oS Fvid Bent, IADORA, ch. f, 3, by Sir Walter Jhansi McKenna (H. E. Rowell). Weiirht today 11" 61772 Oakland 7-S 1:281 fast 105 1 5 7 9 93 9' J Clark Rusticate Rustic Ladv 'JVinn 61249 Oakland 7-S 1:30 J mud 107 8 5 3 2 31 7' B Powell kely& A,AY? ch- f' 3' by st Avon icus Ray of Gold (J. F. Clifford). Weight todav 107 Sa,k an; 3"4 1:15i fast 106 S s 9 810 L Fountalnlledgethorn.C.WitUnfn' B Thatcher 61746 Oakland 3-4 1:15 fast 107 G 5 6 5- 51 L FountainLisaro, Jillett, Iledgethorn. RAMONA, blk. f, 3, by Hamilton II. Cricket (D. Zelinsky). Weight todav 107 60635 Oakland . 3-4 1:162 slow 101 4 4 6 6 6E Robins'nCock Sure DiekWilsnii 60340 Oakland SI 5 1-2 f slop 1:07 G 6 4 5 6 W Smith Tocolaw IiK Md?' GraSfST" 57722 Toronto 102 5-8 fast 1:01 3 7 7 fli 7J W Daly ComeOnSam? Daring, Mi Anxious. SS5N L,4M0' 3' by Oddfellow Kinda (A. J. Jackson). Weight todav 107 5SS19 Oakland 110 3-4 fast 1:15 6 8 9. 8 T-'Loague ErQneRec? fee? Mary. SOUTHERN LADY, b. f, 3, by Kismet Eilcena (J. T. Collins). Wei-ht todav 107 SSaH!an1 3-4 1:151 fast 96 C 10 10 12 12iClifford Hedgcthorn.C.Wittman ETtatclior 01667 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:09 fast 107 5 10 11 10 7" Clifford tUaUma."'.U.S AVONALIS, blk. f, 3, by St. Avonicus Physalis (Rancho del Rio Stable). Weight today 107. fei 2a.k an 3"4 1:123 fast m 4 2 2 22 22 J MclntyreGypsy King, Fred Bent Watchful 61G3SOak and 1 1:421 fast 102 1 7 6 6 61 6'Graham Toniltoberts, J.IC V Merrv-4-rou d 60637 Oakland 3-4 1:162 slow 103 3 7 G 6 47 T Clark Bantam, Ta KcUmM PEPPER-POD, b. f, 3. by Ben Holladay Peppergrass (W. L. Oliver). Weiirht todav 107 61225 Oakland lm 20y 1:441 slop 100 2 6 6 7 7 7 Rice J. K. F Pentagon Fvolil 61141 Oakland 5-8 1:042 hvy 100 5 9 7 5 1" Rice Marie II Liura Vin Sui Chester 61048 Oakland 1 1:46 mud 9S 1 1 1 2 4 7" Graham Quickrlci, PeMagon, Fred Ben" I.Y51J 1 ,f 3 by Governor Foraker Fancy Free (T. H. Stevens & Son). Weight today 107 61453 Oakland 1 1:422 good 102 9 10 10 10 103 9JE Hayes Tomltobcrto LadvKh IiitSv 01274-Ohklaml 5 1-2 1:10 hvy 104 10 8 8 8 S' FountainCazazzTcapta GET-RICH-QUICK, ch. f. 3, by St. Cnrin Dprechotn. (St. Oarl St-le). Weieht today 107 fiRnl :?aStt 105 6 7 6 5i 514 B Powell Oasis, Miss Topsy? Wit. 61640 Oakland F C 1:10 fast j,3 S 7 7 V- v3'K jjavis Hector, Martinmas, Royal Rogue. SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:12 G US.) J?,?? BPJ,k -ir" r' 4'. by Blitzon Sue B. (Greenameyer & Bobb). Weight today 103. C5159 Churchill D 3-4 l:17g hvy 119 12 7 0 81 71 J Dealy Toboggan, Clifton Forge Falkland 65123 Churchill D 7-8 1:28 fast 1121 8 5 5 10 12 12JJ Dealy Harding7 Clifton For-e Revolt 64750 Ky. S. Fair 3-4 1:151 fast 111 2 S 11 9U 13iH Larsen French The Pet. 'Drlsden.' ME ADA, blk. f, 4, by Figaro Afamada (C. Winchcll). Weight todav 109 61356 Oakland 5-S 1:031 hvy 9S 5 3 1 1 1 Rice E.Barrymore.Lit Buttemm Melar MJOaWand 5-S 1:012 good 9S 4 3 7 S3 71 Barrettt Meringue? L Bimbo Pr?' wheeler 60626 Oakland 3-4 1:161 slow 103 5 4 4 51 31 Rice Mimo. Sylvia Talbo?.' Mlmon. LUCRECE, b. f, 4, by Brutus Belle of Palo Alto (J. Coffey). Weieht todav y 109' 9 r!r &E?Sd 11?lSHan Sis f s,s- Kna Moren(l0' wn, iT,? ffi. nRoko uSilfolM 2 I I I CS SJWKnapp Miss M. Bowdish, Crigll, Meringue. 61924 Oakland 1 1-16 1:492 fast 107 9 4 5 7 7 7" J J WalshBonar, Gloomy Gus, Easy Street. -Y,?' D m' 6- ty Ben Strome Stapclla (W. M. Caine). Weight today 109. 1118,1 ol f nnS I I i V f, T Sullivan B.M.IIrattaIn. VanXcS ChinuLune r 1 1 w v ? .1 ?i Brown C.IIedrick, Petit Due, Militarj' Man. 61o26 nfiOk Oakland nnd F C 1:121 slop 10S 1 a 4 2 Ink u i l, FountainLordNelson, ShadvLad, T.O'Sbanter f1;.1???13, ch 4' by st' Carle Moldene (D. Zelinsky). Weight today 109 Satoria 31 4 i R?Wns'nliurlcigh. Military aiS? ManLrT' n-C76 Huib Latonia 1 1:42 fast 96 13 15 13 13 13 12131.A. Walsh Liberty Mo Falkland MUnll T,ovf 641S3 Latonia 7-S 1:281 fast 107 10 11 13 12 1 13"B nooLytah.iSion LIBERVALE, b. g, 5, by Libertine Bridal Veil (G. Burger). Weight todav 109 05658 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 111 6 3 0 7 7" A Brown E.M.Brattain VaiiNe . Vl mdiiu. 421S7 Oakland o-4 1:1a fast S3 6 2 1 2 31 T Butler Lamoric, Cracko, Dundrearv. DOCTOR ROWELL, b. h, 5. by W ernberg Leap Year (G. P. McNeil) Wei-ht todav 109 S!&EJan? SI i'tJ a8J 1U 6 4 3 4l 51 T Sullivan Goldeii Rule, Jliino, MaHe H. lnau a I'lVfc fast I 3 3 I 457 C'thwaite Ananias, Hatewav. jack : Little 4.j3o3 Oakland 5 k 1 1-2 f .1:101 slow 110 0 6 5 5U 31 F Kelly Rluesca, Whoa Bill, Lady Usk ?R,Tr" ' 5' 0by Maxip Ladybug (J. H. Brannon). Weight today 109. GotoS Oakland 3-4 1:13s fast 103 5 5 3 5 51 A WilliamsE M Brattain VinS ClniXstw 63361 Oakland 3-4. 1:14 fast 101 10 9 9 9 9" A Will omsBurlel'h 60129 Ascot Park lm 50y 1:46 fast 110 0 5 4 4 5 8" I Powen" hu"!KdiSSate S-7,:II?FHIDE' ch- m' G' by St- Carlo Santa Cruz (J. E. Hoppas). Weight today 109 65 6? oak and ?1 -1 r1 7 Shady Lad. UvrJAU' SIS 5-1 l8 Prk 102 5 4 4 G 9 Sf" 5f L0SNE fi.?'t flo1 GSania7 "rBori,1' E' LSiatt Ho-la 1M' 61U70 Oakland 1 1;412 fast 106 4 5 5 S 3 G F Sullivan Dewey! Pgy ONcal Bwar. ?BBEN, br. f, 4. by Atheling Lu stro (W. Walker). Weieht todav 104 Baffin, d nit? i 1 1 4;ijtt ?rh'11? 3-4 l:14g fast 1,0 8 6 5 7'JIO1'' J Hunter Roy 1 Si MdiLov SuzLne i.MS?T?V0,' ch' m ?',by?15din-rMiss Goldleaf (Fleur do Lis Stable). Weight today 104. 6o(.21 Oakland 5-S 1:011 fast 114 7 5 5 Out g Buxton .Tud-e V Ar Ur.,th h TniTuwi 5S941 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:0S2 fast 107 3 8 8 8" S" Reed KntoN'i mw l" lo-S mfntor 8.' 5SS23 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast 107 6 10 6 Ul!iRe1d Coufcarte, fcastS THIRD RACE 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (501 109.) elO3 Oakland01"' ' 2" 374 Sf-t ?1ceTLaTd3r "fe??..",11" Weight today 114. pis, .ifiiEii ? ? im&s FRED MULHOLLAND, blk. c, 2, by Bannockburn Miss Baker (B. Schreiber). Weight today 114. 05010 Oaklanil 5-S 1:011 fast 114 5 4 3 3 3 L WilliamsOeean Shore, Al LInillev,. Pasodella. C55S7 Oakland 5-S 1:011 good 110 1 2 2 2J 2 L WilliamsOccnn Shore, AI LindkV, Nappa. 65563 Oakland 5-S 1:02? fast 112 4 3 6 51 10l J Daly Tony Faust, Native Son, Melltah. CANIQUE, b. g, 2, by Canopus An gelique (J. Touhey). Weight today 111. 65G23 Oakland 5-S 1:01 fast 109 5 3 2 2? 1 .T MeBride Conio, St. Elmwood P Neiigent. 65563 Oakland 5.-8 1:023 fast 109 W 7 7 7 4 Alarie Tony Faust, Native' Son. Melitah. RED BALL, ch. c, 2, by Lieber Karl Marguerite A. (J. Coffey). Weight today 100. 65623 Oakland 5-S 1:01 fast 112 1 S S 9l 114JW Knapp Canique, Como, St. Elmwood. 65563 Oakland 5-S 1:02 fast 112 12 12 12 12 12'iW Knapp Tony Faust, Native Son Melitab. 60159 Oakland 114 3 1-2 f fast 42J Left at the post E Walsh Elindale, Palemon. Yankee Jim. ROALTA, ch. c, 2, by Altamax Miss Rowena (T. H. Williams). Weight today 109. 65623 Oakland 5-S 1:01 fast 112 S 7 7 7 6lsJSandy Canique, Como, St. Elmwood. ST. ELMWOOD, b. c, 2, by St. Symphorien Installatrix (Sobra Vista Stable). Weight today 109. 65623 Oakland 5-S 1:01 fast 112 7 4 3 3s " 3i Leeds Canique, Como, F. Neurit- BURNING BUSH, b. g, 2. by Lord, Dalmeny Minyon (Selma Stable). Weight today 106. 655S7 Oakland 5-S l:01g good 101 7 5 0 4J 511 W JohnsonOceanShore,F.Mulh'land Al Liudley C0629 Ascot Park 1-2 49 fast 100 13 7 9& S81 M Preston Kilter. Prosperity, Navarro. 60567 Ascot Park 4 1-2 f 55 fast 105 9 9 9 9 Dorsey Tom Gilroy, Native Son, Halton. AZUSA, ch. f, 2, by Woolsthorpe Active (W. M. Ryan). Weight today 106. 65609 Oakland 5-S 1:01 fast 110 4 113 3J Flannery Christuiastlde, Furze Pescadera. 61607 Windsor 5-S 1:02J fast 103 4 1 2 2i 4 C H Shill'gJul.Gentzberger, n.Patch, Sicamous L. C. ACKERLEY, ch. c, 2, by St. Carlo Lovelight (Ormondale Stable). Weight today 106. Mrst start. FURZE, ch. f, 2, by Nasturtium Julia Hanover (W. B. Jennings). Weight today 106. 65G09 Oakland 5-S 1:01 fast 110 9 4 3 2l 21 L WilliamsChristmastide, Azusa Pescadera. Brooklyn , 5 1-2 f 1:10 mud 112 2 4 5 55 51"L WilllamsSenatbr Clay, Philander Herman. 64..90 Coney Island 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 99 10 10 12 11 1H" R Lowe ElUcott, They're Off" El Dorado. COMO, br. g, 2, by Bedeck Calora (R. W. Marks). Weieht today 106. 05023 Oakland 5-S 1:01 fast 109 3 1 1 11 2 Lawrence Canique, St. Elmwood F" Neugent. G1045 Oakland 3 1-2 f 44 mud 109 8 5 li Powell Mendeu. Bonaventure' LVsen. 60697 Oakland 4 1-2 1 55? slow 110 3 7 S 8" Minder Grace G., Utica, Mabel Hollander. F. NEUGENT, b. g, 2, by Salvado Miss Alice III. (W. Scharetg). Weight today 106. 05623 Oakland 5-S 1:01 fast 110 10 6 5 5 4 Loague Canique, Como. St. Elmwood. FOURTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:451 5 10S.) TRAPSETTER, br. h, 5, by Falsetto Lady Trappist (F. J. O'Rourke). Weieht today 110. 65561 Oakland 3-4 l:14g fast 112 3 14 14 14 14 A Brown Burleigh, Military Man Mansard 09932 Oakland 112 7-8 fast 1:29 5 2 7 11 11 11 Radtke Supreme Court, E Bells Sacredus. 597S3 Oakland 110 1 1-16 mud 1:52 3 112 G10 6 Minder Invictus, Ray, Mr. Farnum. WATER CURE, ch. g, 9, by Watercress Lena's First (T. A. Davies). Weight today 107. C3641 Oakland 1 1-S 1:56 fast 101 5 5 3 3 2J In W Smith Jack Little, W. B Gates Benvolio 65612 Oakland 1 1:42 fast 102 6 6 6 6 6 55 L. Wilson Rolla, Harbor, Earl Roeri. BONAR, br. c, 4, by Governor Foraker Florimore (T. H. Stevens). Weieht today 107 65613 Oakland 1 1-16 1:4SJ fast 104 12 7 7 6 5& 5" Brussel Morendo, Lazell, Dutiful 65376 Oakland lm20yl:42 fast 107 12 10 7 G 52 5 T Sullivan Morendo. Gloomy Gus Gov Davis 61924 Oakland 1 1-16 1:493 fast 109 1 5 7 4 1J 1J B Powell Gloomy Gus, EasyStrect, Lansdown. LITTLE JOKER, b. g, 4, by Ducat Rose of Magenta (L. A. Wilson). Weieht todav 107. 63613 Oakland 1 l:41g fast 109 5 3 3 4 5 4 ,R Wilson Dewey. Military Man Rolla. 6o576 Oakland lm20yl:42 fast 107 6 S S S 8 8iU Wilson Morendo, Gloomy Gus Gov Davis 61S0S Oakland 1 1-S 1:543 fast 103 S 8 S S S S1 F Sullivan Graphite, Mogregor, Bonarl BEARSKIN, b. c, 4, by Rainbow Lady Scalper (W. R. Campbell). Weight today 107. 6S5S Oakland 1 1-S 1:56 fast 119 2 1 1 1 3 31 F Kelly Inflammable, JackLittle Byronerdale 599S3 Oakland 109 3-4 fast 1:15 2 8 10 S 6" Treuhel Quicfcrich, Frolic t ' Stoon 52SSo Oakland 99 1 fair 1:441 6 7 7 7 7 6 J McBride Calculate, Golden Buck, Alone. CHABLIS, b. m, 5, by Artillery Clicquot (D. Zelinsky). Weieht todav 107 S Poland 1 1-16 1:4S fast 112 4 2 3 4 52 5oje Robins' nlullammalile, Lazell! Duelist. a and. . 1 1:4U fast W9 6 9 9 9 S Sio E Robins'n.Tackfull. Dr. Shorb, MissM.Bowdlsh 6a562 Oakland lm 50y 1:44 fast 10S 5 7 S 7 7 8"1E Robins nByronerdale, Lazell Atkins JACKFULL, ch. g, 6, by Mirthful Blissful (G. P. McNeil). Weieht todav 107 2"a!:!and 1 1:41 fast 109 2 2 2 2 lnk c" T Sullivan Dewey, Military Man Rolla. 05599 Oak and 1 1:41 J fast 107 4 3 1 1 13 1 T Sullivan Dr. Shorn. Miss May Bow lish, Ray 63u62 Oakland lm 50y 1:444 fast 107 6 4 2 2 3nt 616 T Sullivan Byronerdale, Lazell, Atkins! LRAS, b. m, 6, by Moreno Panilla (W. Durker). Weieht todav 107 63641 Oakland 1 1-S 1:56 fast 101 7 7 7 6 EJ 5. Kirsch'm WateCuro, JackLittle i W B Gi k Si?2aJt aml V;1? Jas5 10511 Fel1- C WriKht Morendo. Lazell, Dutiful 61,01 Oakland 1 1-2 2:371 fast 99 6 7 8 S 8 6'JT Sullivan Red Light, Preservator, Leila Hill. FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. 4-year-olds, and upward. Selling. (1:3S1 1117.) MILITARY MAN, ch. h. 5, by St. George Fanfare IT. G. Ferguson). Weieht todav 104 65643 Oakland 1 l:41g fast 112 3 6 6 6 4 2U W Knapp Dewey. Rolla. Little Joker 635SG Oakland G 1-2 f 1:218 good 110 3 6 2 1-t 35 J McIntyroO IIedric Petit Dw Enri Ro-cps' 65561 Oakland 3-4 l:14g fast 112 6 2 2 3J 2' I WilliamsBurlelgh, Mansard St". Winlifride DORADO, ch. g, 4, by Amigo rame (E. J. Baldwin). Weieht todav 101 G53S8 Oakland F C 1:101 good 101 9 9 9 9 9' Brussel CollectorJessup VanNess Xmaino 61279 Oakland lm 20y 1:452 hv5 99 5 1 3 2 2'Mi W Kelly Gatewa Theo CaseMa"rano 61204 Oakland 1 1-16 1:4SJ gooa 107 4 1 1 1 3J 4i W Kelly HI CoTcap, Fisher By, Red Light. PRESTIGE, b. o, 4, by Previous Challie Howard (W. Walker). Weieht todav 96 C3639 Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 102 2 2 2 2 4H J Hunter - Shadv Lad, Hersain Alice Carv 635S5 Oakland 7-S 1:271 good 112 2 2 3 3 6J 6 H'y J'ksonOrchan, Mettakato?' MaMen. RALPH YOUNG, br. h, 5. by Oakwood Freyja (J. C. Turner). Weieht todav )G CJ;i Oakland 1 1-S 1-55J good 103 9 5 5 5 4J 2i Stewart Haviland. Orchan Alo-re-or 61113 Oakland 1 1-S 1:572 mud 110 4 3 3 3 G 4 T Stewart Leila mil Prestano Mo 6063S Oakland 1 1:441 slow 112 8 6 7 7 65 510 T Stewart Briefs, Lone Wolf Ra.0 DUELIST, b. g, 9, by Oddfellow Ella Duke (R. R. Rice. Jr.). Weieht todav 95 SHS1"? 1 1-16 1:4S fast 107 1 1 1 2 3 3J Brussel Iuflanmiable, Lazell Elie " 65612 Oakland 11:42 fast 10S 2 3 3 3 5 6 W Brown Rolla Harbor Pari Rvpri 65599 Oakland 1 fast 10S 9 6 7 5 9 9" A BrowS Jackful" Dr? Shori! MisfBowdish y,9'.c,h' e' 7' by Harvey Barbor Miggie (C. W. Chappcll). Weight todav 95 63614 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:212 fast 104 4 5 5 5 5' C'boneau BurleMi Martinm ftoh Kn 54271 Oakland 1 1-16 1:501 slop 112 S 6 7 S S SIF Kelly Gold. Ivv BrroSalP Snh oSSin 54146 Oakland 1 1-16 1:47 fast 105 2 1 2 2 21 4llL, FomWCntVM HCS b m ?'. by Trapnean Abbio F. (Fleur de Lis Stable). Weight today 90 6o9 Oakland 3-4 1:141 fast 99.10 10 7 7' 3' Buxton Shady Lad. Hersain Prestl-e 6357 Oakland 7-S 1:2S2 fast 103 2 G 0 4 41 51 Buxton Miss il. BowdihT Crigli' Meringue. S?!11; ,TH.ISTL"S S, 5, by Knight of the Thistle Arrowgrass (W. E. Applegate). Weight todavflO anfl 8low ud C C 0 5 5"' 5C0JE Kobins'nIUghtfulaniiockBolle -ofSa; , Hoolin oS991 Oakland 1 1-16 1:474 fast 100 5 4 4 4 5 5iE Robins'nCallaghan, Rightful, GraziXr SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (1:12 C US.) miW???? 5ING' c,hJ. h' I' .by Kantaka Genevieve (J. F. Winters). Weight today 112 5S6S4 Oakland 110 G 1-2 f slop l:20i 5 3 3 41 5lBozeman Judge, Graziallo, Briarthoroe AV?R,1) ,c 4' by Sir Mared ftuadrant (C. Switzer). Weieht todav 112 226 0akand J, ,Mt 112 3 2 1 1 31 3- Lawrence Blue Eyes. .7. C. Clem Ch , HedrJck Oakland i 1:41 fast 110 4 3 4 4 4' 21 A Kelly Blue Era T C r ffi Snc 11-16 1501 slow 105 8 8 9 9 9 S'7 R Davis LlbrVienf "BtackSi $9?,?SA?- oh- c' 4' by Brutus Gypsette (J. A. Gray). Weieht todav 112 r? an iiS 1 Xi slop 1:57 4 6 7 S S S?6reenfld Tarrigan, Major oSmy Invictus lo!S ?ak,,a"d 10J 1 fast 1:421 4 .2 2 4 6 Minder Mocorito Meistersiu" "V Mario T 59260 lngles.de 103 3-4 slop 1:151 9 - 7 V- 6 Loague SmtthF kine, Estraza!' El PHoto S0-?1,", b-,m "'' by EaErle Flume Froila (J. Ryan). Weieht todav 10q -?naCan? r,oH:j5 fast. 94 2 2! 9 9 9"lMcBrIdo Montana Peeress, Viona Pronla St f 1:09 Sd 124 4 2 4 43 3,i F Kel,y Blumcnthal7Alsono, Adirondack' SS.'rr. 0NT' br 4 ty Grammont Frolicsome (W. Durker). Weieht todav inq ol SSRSS 351 l':l7S X' U 'I 10r b3011' -Tudsc' K- M- B?5ff JakflS 108 '" 4 ll 12 " WU-i lanVSS-RWMi S.LAr?A ? m' T.oy Kingston Rhodesia (W. B. Jennings). Weieht tcdav 109 i3 ffl M 53? K 5Si II j:, I SSI! S-'S'S-lffiS , 11-16 1.491 slop 97 3 2 2 2 4 6J Brussel Beknighted, MagrAne, Briarthorpo t.w nf', chi c' 3 by Joe Terry Fuss (W. G. Yanke). Weieht today 108 0?kand ?1 ft ?r I Vt f-r McBride Pred Bent, SUver Su? Tavoru.108, 636 -slfast J J i , , 'b 1-2S" -l 6 S , 8 4 3s 3-1 Loague Tavorn. Atkins Almi Rov 690 Oakland 1 i:40g good 103 3 4 4 4 4 3'f Brussel Sir M ward. Standww. Bolonian. flCT Oakland ' ' 17 "l.?f?,?Tn?a?P? O'0")' Weight today 108. Mo! 2 4 3 7 7"lKunz Maj.Tcnny.BirdofPassage.J.Jewel. nrv 014. Oakland 1 1:422 good , 107 11 ,7 5 2 3 61 7"1L FountainTomRobefts, LadyKlngT Integritv. ffiS?1' -bi f V3V A Lady Hamilton (W. W. Elliott). Weight today 105. vr-o V-- Selmar k 1-2 f 1:11 fast n 1 2 1 is 2h Sewell Reiiuest Bl Pat Frenchie's VrZt oGUo Delmar Pk 5 1-2 f llSewIll Balmer 1:122 slow 104 1 1 1 V Buiolette, Codi Page 5 New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, Nov. 28 New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, Nov. 28. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Colts and Geldings. Allowances. (1U21 5 107.) Index Course DIstTime T'ck Wt St U . ?4 StrFin Jockeys Best Company ?CEPT, br. g, 2, by King's Counsel Picarona (W. S. Laird). Weieht todav 104 btoj winusor o-S l.OOg fast 102 3 9 9 8 S13iB Davis Entrc Vous, Attention, Pedro FmPIR,ATE,', chr f'2J by ?lrate of Fenzance Gladness (J. Mannion). Weight today 112 C4903 Douglas Pk 5 1-2 f l:llg hvy 112 9 S 7 7 8" Moreland Mont-ilban X lvin Twi w t; 64S50 Douglas Pk Ab 3-4 l:l2g mud 107 5 12 12 10fc 10JE Sco Mclntyre 'fIoII ineS ar "nS.VivJnr 61785 Crescent Pk 1-2 492 good 112 6 7 73 'Bedell6 Charles 1. te$&mrthS ?SITiDIT0M'' b',' 2;,by Lissak-Marquise (J. L. Hayman). Weight today 104 1M 5C9 6icTtyhparkn lis'"2 7 JJCTrt,n ancy- A1 lell, Ss loy 4 t oncs ""serrian. 11 T i Karama, Approbation. 59in wu City Clty Park iarK lis ns s-8 hvv nvy 3Sg w .. 5- 45J J Jones Baleshed, A. Rosenfleld, Bosurrian IVJPF BURROUGHS, br. c, 2. by What-er-lou Etta Gilroy (J. Huffman). Weieht todav 107 Latonia 5-S 1:011 fast 104 5 9 9 9' 9IV Boland ".Conductor P. Mavo K rid 63305 Latonia 5-S 1:0 fast 102J 5 9 9 95 9" D Boland Old Ilonestv Hnrnhl i) r VnVto" 6320 Latonia 5-S 1:0 good 100 9 J 9 8' S-JObert DalntyDanle. "bm&U&.HJ HXIE' b' c' 2' iy Filigrane Tonique (W. H. Snyder). Weieht todav 107 CaC55 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f l:07i fast 103 2 4 S 8' -8U L Smith Glamor Bpiii ltv,imfn?l r?7 GLENDOVEER, b. c, 2, by Glenheim Loo (R. N. Vestal). " Wpieht ma Ra,k!awn 41--'f 36IBOO.U12 s i ! 7 'Mountain Storm. Paradise shr 7 6176, Oaklawn 1-2 49g fast 103 7 fi 6 4 J DenrilaonlKia, iltes vtC Joxno TSFSF'. ch,' 2 by Vesuvian Gu ess Me (C. E. Brosius). Weight todav 104 6oo43 Latonia 3-4 l;16g good 102 13 10 9 9 SlJF Burton Sir Va-'rant Sn-'m'i.v,i 1!m7iv, V 6S3S3 Latonia 7-8 1:281 fast 92 6 5 7 11 10? 8"iR Fisher Caner Marv Oir Tanibark ' 63491 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:07H fast 93 5 6 7 7 7d Riley Fr?nk Fleahe? WcbS'lielmuth SPtCE NIPISSING. ch. c. 2, by Dieudonne Evanthe (A. A. Reilly). Weight today 107. BXont 5 '"I I '-I ? yi0Crn(:r Iicrkc,cy' MarathoS, sVwIyffi 65T9 Pk ! gSaM !:Ii:?Ig aS ir9 x9 VkSST1 BLACK ENAMEL, b. g, 2, by Water Color Darona (H. McCarren, Jr.). Weieht tnflnv m4 S g' I 5 5S 'x1? S'JS i?-"? ff ffl". RoaklnctWrSSSt.104-Jvy- i ar 5 o l-H i-- i i.obg last 96 7 13 14 U 14 14- F Pcrrctt Princess M-irln Unz-rinn riV..rH 63SS6 Latonia 6-8 1:02 fast 103 9 13 13 13 13" F Pcrrctt Froward. Avendo"? Helmuth I'.&'J- br e 2 by Bitter Root Sis (B. Vincent). Weieht todav loq 1$ " J ""iPerlcIns Friendship. Montalffi S" Jfo? e MemnlUs f mpi J8 . - i"2 ro, fast , J.5 3 3 2a 4 Mountain Dele Strome, Pungent. Cant Jarrel G21SG Memphis 4 1-2 f 5SJ slow 111 2 c 53 91 .1 Melhllnlmpcrtliience, (I. Duke, Ben Strong GP IRCLE. - 2. by Goldfinch Kissing Ring (T. D. Sullivan). Weight today 104.' fi.,,3o F. Grounds lm 70y l:13i good 82 4 3 5 5 5 5 Reidel Jnd-e Pot Dr Snruill ()i-iy 65316 Latonia 3-4 1:13? fast 102 6 4 4 4 4J W B'hananCo Uuv? LadAr o Morale C5420 Laton.a S-4 1:13 fast 96)9 7 5 8 ?Scho4e OffiW UliibftJllW ALLONBY, br. c, 2, by Peep o'Day Princeton Girl (A. Albright. Jr.). Weight today 107. 63522 Coney Island 5-S 1:01J fast 110 6 7 7 7i 71 J Martin L'Amour, Athens Citrona 63362 Coney Island 5-S 1:02 slop 112 11 13 14 15l 15 Brussel J. C. Core, Smiling Tom, i'orkist. L. S. B., blk. c, 2, by Moncreith Lorrannia (Mrs. T. Capo). Weight today 104. 6633 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 102 9 8 9 9J 9J Dclmater Glamor, Beau Brummel, Morales. MONERE, b. c, 2. by Bowling Brook or Sorcerer Wary (J. McCleraand). Weight today 107. 0;6o5 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f l:07i fast 105 6 3 3 41 5 J Dale Glamor. Beau Brummel Morales 6o363 Latonia 3-4 l:14g fast 1031-r 2 13152A'buchon Miss Alert, All Ablaze Sir Va-'rant Ci206 Latonia 5 1-2 f l:10g mud 100 7 5 6 9 10" W Fischer John Kaufman, Graudita, Elksino. ROYAL BOND, br. c, 2, by Kantaka Himyara (S. Hudson). Weight todav 107 63965 Latonia 5 1-2 f l:08i fast 99 G 6 6 6 6" T Taylor Lens, Fair Fagot Morales 634D5 Latonia 5-8 1:011. fast 99 1 4 4 4 412 t- Taylor Old Honesty, Lens, Delia Thorpe. SECOND RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-clds. Selling. (1:0511112.) ROBUST, br. c, 3, by Knight of the Thistle Olga (F. Curry). Weight todav 104 C4991 Hamilton 3-4 1:15 fast 102 5 S 6 S 6J Hogg Cicely. Frank Collins Babv Willie G4931 Hamilton 5-8 l:02g good 112 5 10 10 9 6 Hogg Kn'bh'pton, P. Col ins Cmiloliar e' 64912 Hamilton 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast 111 4 4 4 3 2i Hogg. Gov. Orman. Ossineke, Ccly. ASH WEDNESDAY, b. f, 3, by Emin Bey Shrove Tuesday (G. Knightheart). Weieht todav 104 SSSS? Grounds 5 1-2 f l:0SJ good 105 8 10 9 9 61 Daussat Optional. Quinn Brady Sneer 5S998 Crescent Pk 5 1-2 f l:l hvy 102 1 5 4 4TJ 5,s J Dale Marvel P., Etrena, Katherfne L 5S87o Crescent Pk 5-8 1:02 fast 101 7 5 5 9 9" Ahem Etrena, Letty, Tmuoehichi. SARSAPARILLA, br. f, 3, by Dr. Sam Hazel (T. Ryan). Weieht todav 104 61847 Crescent Pk 51-2 f 1:09 slow 91 5 9 S 7i 7'i D Riley Lady Henrietta. Maltster Itarlana Sl fflCrescentPk 3-4 1:151 fast 93 4 3 2 1 31 Moreland Stilibunt, B. of Owensboro Duessa" 61462 Crescent Pk 5 1-2 f 1:10. fair 10S 6 4 4 31 9iU Ryan Globe Runner. Loratta H?.' Skyte? P1NSTICKER, ch. g, 3, by Lucky Dog Bonnie lone (L. F. Piper). Weierit'Vnrtiv o'a C5633 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:032 good 101 9 'S 10 10 12 H Alex Optional. Quinn Brady Sneer 61789 .Crescent Pk 5 1-2 f 1:10 good 99 3 3 2 2 2i Johan's'n l of Woodstock M BeHe AWnre 61465 Crescent Pk 3-4 1:171 fair 99 5 4 4 G' 7 Johan's'n Paul, Limerick, ' King's Gem 5?S.I0 D 8- 3- br Previous Indian Fairy (W. H. Snyder). Weieht weight todav today 104 104. C5074 (See New Orleans chart in this paper). 63306 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:52 hvy 109 1 1 4 4 5 Z- Horner Homelander Markie Maver Adonio 6o236 Jamaica 1 1-8 1:55 good 97 1 6 0 6 61 5 W Miller 3omStmi VeiJ CUT GLASS, ch. f, 3, by Pirato of Penzance Belle Swift (P; Sapurin). Weieht todav 104 e633F, Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:081 good 1081 C 5 3 &. 13JW McGee Optional, Quinn IJrady, Sneer 6 .29 Crescent Pk 3-4 1:152 fast 100 6 2 1 V y R. Duncan Stillhunt, ltSwvSirmia'tina mi, Crescent Pk 5 1-2 f 1:03 fast 9o 5 9 10 5& G' Johan's'n M.Thanks, B.andOrange, Pancreatis VJ,?5.ANT' ch' c' 3' by Filigrane Veronica" (H. McCarren, Jr.). Weight today 104. (mlZ-r 5"? J:J2f ! ? J. J'W Pcnett Bertha E., French Nun, JI. Angel . 2J'y ar lHfast I 1 1 12 F Ferrett Champ Clark, Kara, Burnolette. E9313 city Park 8915 1-2 f slow 1:092 6 3 3 V- 7 F Perrett Bcnsonhiirst. Fr. Nun. WebeHfelds. PULQUE, ch. f, 3, by Cactus II. Livadia (J.- Griffin). Weieht todav 104 f iaiem l' 1 3 5 t 4 47 Sheridan Rebo. Plantagenet, Gloriosa. 63381 Salem 3-4 1:141 fast 99 5 5 5 5 5" W Mcln'reAzelina, Princ. Royal, .Miss Tro-an MISS FERRIS, ch. f, 3, by Bobby Beach Freddie Mitchell (H. T. Batcheler). Weight tcdav W 60751 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:111 hvy 102 S S 8 7 T Bit ffi jS' 60o9o Oaklawn 3-4 1:19 slow 9a 5 11 11 n Downing I. Samelson, Fruit, BaylawT BALSHOT, br. f. 3, by Balgowan Bagshct (J. C. Ferriss, Jr.). Weieht todav in C5011 Churchill D 3-4 1:141 fast 99 6 7 7 12l 13" R Fisher RovalLcend Aninfiir aIJ . iS -64921 Douglas Pk Ab 3-4 1:15 mud 104 '2 i 1 & S Boland Noel. Dr. Aan l&tV nne 64834 Douglas Pk Ab 3-4 l:10E good 99 3 i 4 9021R Fisher Posing; GrecrRoo. fdf Davis. THIRD RACE 7-8 Mile. All Ages. Special Weights. (1:2GJ 5 110.) DISCERNMENT, ch. f, 3, by Henry of Navarre Detection fP T. Weir -ro,;i,t j 6463S Douglas Pk lm 20y l:44g fast 105 13 13 EPiff 121T w5sh Minnehaha G V0"' 61816 Crescent Pk 1 1:42 fast 90 11 13 11 9 2 Vl Bilac Deshon Tenuis KannnnT 9 Way' ?0Y' b' c' 2' by Albert Counterbreeze (Mrs. M. Goldblatt). Weieht todav or 62ff Latonia 7-S 1:272 fast 110 6 2 2 2 6 7" A'buchon Miss Alert, Pink Star ?Craftv JSr SAUCE, b. S, 10, by Mmtmg Jennie B. (W. H. Leonard). Weieht todav 115 SF-.Groun(Is H-1G1:49 fast 99 6 1 7 8 9 9"lJno ConleyCol.Bartlctt Dr AlcCluer M 64 Laton a 1 1:42 fast 119 14 11 11 14 14 12lMinder Henry O Gladiator Ber Cramer 6o335 Latonia 3-4 1:131 fast 97 11 11 11 ll uJJno ConleyM?SowbreWe.S ?E&ZLY, br. g, 4, by Aloha Eminence (L. T. Waters). Weieht todav ll; 6o347 Laton a 1 1:421 ffbod 102 5 4 5 S 4 4" F Keyes Temple, Bcatrce K Globe Ruiiner eponLaton a 1 1:411 fast 102 10 7 9 10 101 10"JP Keyes Ida Merimee Henrv O ArllT 6o3S2 Latonia 3-4 1:161 fast 112 12 15 15 15 15iDearborn Layson, Jigger, Fenian" ?-7D5RrEB',br- f 2' by Woolsthorpa Spider (W. E. Walsh). Weieht todav 11 65631 F Grounds 5-S 1:012 fast 110 3 5 3 3' 31 Troxler Buren Arnold. Windfafl Qiihfce t0-iH on a ?i iast 1G 2 3 2 2J 32i D Astin Nedra. Bonnie Kate B lancer 6o402 Latonia 3-4 1:151 fast 103 1 11 9 6i S1 F Keyes T.Gold.Bird? IdaTIaf ' Bcaffi'lMayo SPONGE CAKE, br. c, 4, by Galore or Filigrane Lizzie Baker (A. H. & D. H. Morris). 51502 F. Grounds 7-8 1:27 fast 103 2 11 1 11 2t j Martin IC PHtt MiqsPott'fSl,!0? 113'i 51419 F. Grounds lm 20y 1:463 slop 9a" 1 1 2 3 5 6 Houbre U&kTw PLNK STAR, b. c, 2, by Pink Coat Mary Malloy (J. H. Woodford). Weieht todav 98 ConSLaton a 3-4 1:151 fast 103 11 11 9 9 SilD Austin Lexolinc, Lady Arion ? Crafty 6o439 Latonia 7-S 1:271 fast 102 11 3 3 3 4H 2' D Austin Miss Alert Craf tv Kin- T eonnM 65348 iatonia 3-4 1:141 fast 105 10 6 8 61 6 Seder Tom Dolan, HccfenMaSian. FOURTH RACE 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (1:007114.) MARY CANDLEMAS, ch. f, 2, by Candleblack Whisper Low (G. W. Scott). Weieht today 110 SSI Grounds 3-4 1:141 good 109 1 2 4 4V 51 Nicol Gild, Beau Brumniel Jhcomo 2?$Jiy Sar H2 f i fast 103 13 12'12"RLowe Teo Beach. Spider Web La ?' llih 61154 City Park 3 1-2 f 422 good 105 5 7 7 7U Dealy OddTrick, ' K.Leopoldi BeaBrummei COLLOaUY, b. f, 2, by Russell Latour (G. Holle). Weieht todav lib 6351G Latonia 3-4 1:132 fast 97 4 i 11 l Lloyd Lady Arion Mor-iles Gold 6114S Crescent Pk 4 1-2 f 55 fast 103 .4 2 2 2' Obert Frank Lord, S Marie FricUon 61054 Crescent Pk 1-2 491 slop 103 3 2 3k 1 Obert Bertmont. i'rlcUra. nclra LucaM DE ORO, ch. c, , by Don de Ore E. S. J. (S. T. White). Weieht todav 113 Hamilion 5 1-2 f l:07g fast IIS 1 1 2 31' 710 J Foley Glimmer, BmlnoIarCharleAVa-rd-64771 Toronto 3-4 1:132 fast 100 9 7 5 4 31 Pen'gast Ellicott Main Chance Ch-ir fMl iort W6S4 Windsor 5-S 1:03 fast 103 1 1 2 2i 41 Mountain Entre Vous, Mlnolf GmKiuiMM SLR TODDINGTON, ch. c, 2, by T oddington Osculation (F. Burlew). Weight today 113 0o340 Aqueduct 5-S 59J fast 112 7 7 7 7 7lsiJas Heh'syBarban-Belle Waterlnirv FnntfMti grlyn 5-S 1:01 fast 102 4 1 1 l j. Jjha Hen'syConmiumpaw BaytSc.oavanhS 62783 Brooklyn 5-S 1:01H fast 112 7 2 2 41 4 F O'Neill Oraculum, Touremie Kv Beau RN0,:LI, d. f, 2, by The Commoner Satellite II. (F. Cook). Weight today'llO. Grounds 5-S 1:011 fast 111 2 11 1 1 Nicol Windfall. Spider 1 Veb Quince 65326 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:081 fast 98 3 2 2 2 5 Johan's'n Lady Arion. Miss Alert Nedra 65229 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:092 fast 109 1 11 14 21 Nicol Emma v., V&etd. Callta ff FRESTON, b. f, 2, by Canopus Nell Preston (M. A. Healey). Weight today 110 65397 Aqueduct 5-S 591 fast 10S 1 2 2 2 2 W Miller JerseyLady, L.Kam NcoaSceto 65361 Aqueduct 5-S 1:00 fast 112 1 2 2 HI 11 W Miller Surveillance Jennie WplisTc trn.v" 65277 Jamaica 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 93 4 3 3 11'i W Miller ABhVsiZer' ?.CRJ,CE' b' f' 2 by The Elector Eva Rice (C K. Burdeau). Weight today 110. GoOol F. Grounds 5-8 1:012 fast 110 10 10 10 10 10?.Diggins Buren Arnold, Windfall, SpiderWeb SITTER MISS. br. f, 2, by Bitter Root Miwouri II. (J. C. Cahn). Weieht todav 110 63099 -Churchill D 3-4 1:14 fast 1111 1 1 1 11 2t Nicol Chase, Zipango, Electorine 63063 Churchill D 3-4 1:141 fast 103 1 11 1 1 D Boland Redgauutlet Gr S still via 64S66 Douglas Pk Ab 3-4 1:121 mud 83 3 3 2 4 6". Preston E& lYsCtKstart0SE' Ch' ' 2' ty Guid Boeticia (F- Cochran). Weight today 113. BALESHED, ch. c, 2, by Dr. Hasbrouck Cremorne (T. A. Gay). Weieht todav 112 20S6 Memphis 4 1-2 f 571 fast 110 4 2 2t lh W -McGee Bitter Miss Tres Toll KnS S203S Memphis 1-2 50 fast 103 4 2 31 35 W McGee Ect-to-Soo Flkno TrVj. 61909 Memphis 1-2 501 fast 114 1 1 21 1 W McGee IlSu FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Selling. (1:05J 1112.) ASHV?' f' 3' by Dr' MacBridc Discard (C. De Witt). . Weieht todav 104 01789 Crescent Pk 5 1-2 f 1:10 good 97 5 5 4 41 4 Bilac P of Woodstock I iSS 61733 Crescent Pk 3-4 1:151 fast 93 9 9 6 21 l1 Bilac At,blwvinu ?9?mC&' br' c' 3' by Lord Henry Perfidy II. (F. J. Pons). Weieht todav 10" " Bmp5.,s 7'8 1:3X slow 96 4 1 S 78 Mandera Lazell, Glen Gallant Renuiter S2S emp5;8 1 1:m fast 87 9 1 1 1 92 9"iManaerB toTOhade7scalDlo Celebration 63016 Memphis 5 1-2 f 1:09 fast 93 9 9 .9 9 8 Mahders SmcG SDLEH,ILI'IPS. ch. 0, 3, by Ornament Excellent (P. M. Civill). Weieht todav 110 & G,r,ounds 3i I:" Sod 103 IC 12 12 12 121C Fisher Belmere, Meadowbreeze atn Bev Br00Jtlyn AbH1:11 AV. fast 102 14 13 12 12112"jiFinn FU-ebrand. OnUclan 64307 Saratoga 7-S 1:28 slow 99 8 4 3 2 4' 4 W Miller Sir rSi, Generai Hale, Nealon S5Pl0BBAPY bl,k- c 3- by Bannockburn or Sain Estelle (J. P. Mayberry). Weight todav 111 (.0O1I juvuyj. vveigm xoaay 111. (See New Orleans chart in this paper). S33 GrQunds 5 1-2 f l:0Si good 10S 10 6 5 31 2nt D Austin Optional Sneer Glen Gillmt ?Semonk h1:3?sJ 91ili U lil lS'8iHeff'nan Op can October. Pan dque 6o041 Belmont Pk 1 1:392 fast 93 13 12 12 14 14 14" Whiteley S.H.Harris. J. Lyle. S" Sweep J?--4' ch f 3' by Ornament May Hempstead (S. Hudson). Weieht today 99 6o4,o Latonia 3-4 1:13? fast 104 11 3 2 21 73 T Taylor FieldLark RedThisMe Xiin'rvMi?A. 65459 Latonia 3-4 1:13 fast 93 9 7 6 S 81F BuiSn Tobo' K 6o401 Latonia 3-4 l:14g fast 97 3 1 1 l1 l3 F Burton AdbelH Fugurtha, Ligutbuni. MARGARET M. b. f, 3, by Woolsthorpe Espionage (A. Weber). Weieht odav 10R C1267 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 103 5 7 6 6 Oregar Oratorian FerrnnWS" Lll Lfh 606S4 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:0SJ fast 105 12 11 9 1212' Kocrner Anna Sinith Massive' Brie 6052S City Park 5 1-2 f 1:032 slow 105 3 3 5 6' 6" OregaV Nonie Lucille, ifara' Anmi 1 "mlth r-le P-f5? ?" b' 3' by G' w' Johnson Happy (Mrs. J. Phillips). Weight " todav 99 6o290 Jama ca 3-4 1:148 mud 105 5 5 2 2'i 2Jas Hen'syLotus. Edna Jackson Kcator 6o234 Jamaica 3-4 1:132 good 107 1 3 2 2 2' Jas Hen'syLotus. Quadrille. Mtattef SIXTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:32 3 115.) JENIAN, ch. h. 6, by St. Leonards Helena (P. T. Weir). Weieht todav 03 fcfjGP Grounds 1 1-16 1:49 fast 99 S 8 S 0 63 691 T Walsh Col.Bartlctt, Dr McClrer M Itelle 6ool, Laton a 1 1:421 good 102 9 6 6 6 5 5" T Walsh Templet Bcatri gToI.o R.mn uTJr ll:Soodl06U13 13 15 i 13 T Walsh Gauzl.'llappy Jack ftS er , JIE ALGOL, u b. f. 4, by Algol Misi Mary C. (F. M. Smith). Weieht todav lin GoLaton a 1 1-16 1:478 fast 102 6 7 8 S 7 51 C Fisher Tartan, Dr. Leg"o Nat j? ILaton'a 1 1:39 fast 104 8 8 8 8 5'1 3 C Fisher Nat 1) NwMi ir'ilt 6ol72 Churchill D 1 1-16 1:478 fast 114 2 8 6 8 6 D Boland Auditor, SorianGoldcn Mineral. fPJGK7? FAVORITE, b. m. 5, by Lamplighter Performance (C. B. Blume). Wei-ht today 97 r'i emp 1 S 1 1-16 1:19 fast 105 3 2 2 10 12 12J.J DennisonOur S, Lena j!; tfelstle -?JempLl s ll:4Umud 96 2 2 6 4 4S 3 Scoville Hortcns a Our Sister Honrv C If W-102 1 2 2 4 5' 5" SC0Vin 0dd Bannock Be'ilefSoyage V1VAX b',- 6- Ross ington Semper Vivent (G. J. Daussat). Weirht todav inn S?i!Jy Park 1 1-4 2:102 good 111 9 9 9 9 9 9 LIndsey Gravina Iole Blsnuo y SSyWk Ms 1 1 1 1 1 s sist-ss: CORNERS, b. g 6. by The Hero-Patti Tennyson (A. C. Roux). Weight -rR today 93 6o6ol F. Grounds 11-16 1:49 fast lot 1 5 4 4 4 4'5 P Walsh Col Bartlett PrliS ir ilm C179Q Crescent Pk 1 1-16 1:49? good 106 8 5 3 4 4 U L Vltitoe Ught Opera Rhvl P antu, 61683. Crescent Pk 1 1-S 1:53? fast 122 9 10 9 9 6 7'1 M MUrphy Safeguard, Gladiatorf Nones. rS.?2?.1" b",' 6' by Juvenal Florentia ' (H. McCarren. Jr.). Weieht todav 95 cloil LatS"dS ii:illSsta'2 Sfn MissouriLad. OmmU.vr&n rlniA i."JJona 1 J-" l01 JS u o 5 r r 6 6 S'JF Pcrrctt Postman, Marshal Nov Dudley rL 7:8 1:271 ff 1 m 4 4 6 7 G'J F Pcrrett Eh,de' ywin. MINi.JtAL. 1T ch. g. 5, by Golden Garter Tourmaline (J. Arthur). Weight today 09 r-?no glSI&K i i 3 !8S S ill's lUi SJffiSfe &?.?fLL' br- b- 6- by Flaudit Nahma (Mrs. M. Goldblatt). Weieht todav lni HS I ? Woom. KoS OpUoU01 f' S5, 24 f? Sh,en?r 65617 Grumls 5 1-1 JV-' i . , i--l i.)2 good 112 i 4 5 6 5 Schade Tolwegan. Cuiter. Meneoii 1 1S 1:544 faSt -105 111 1 11 21 A'buclion LuckyCharnVst.Tan0;Glail,atl,r HARMAKIS, -iJfL0- ch. u g. 6. by Albert Montvale (E. Trotter). Wei-ht todnv mi 0.635 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:45J good 104 1 4 4 4 4 4 E Rice Jud"e Post Dr Snruill Or v 04S1S Douglas Pk 1 1:402 fast 104 5 6 5 5 5h 2U E Rice Miltlade Phalinv ThnViiHUhmn,, 04S37 Douglas Pk ln70ylH5 good 03J 3 4 4 4 3 2'J C Morr3 TU h' QT Page 6 Telegraphic Form TELEGRAPHIC FORM. Tue liorws neemlng to have the best chances in Wednesday's races are: Bennings Washiugtoii, D. C, November 27. 1 Tanagcr, Killochnn, Tlic Cure. " Sally K., Narelle, Jobstown. I! Holscher, Nemesis. Belle, of Jessamine. 4 Temraer.iire, Work and Play, Sail- K. C Frills, Waterbearer, Bizzy Izzy. 6 Emperor of India, Red Knight, Ivanhoe. B. 0. Smith. Fair Grounds Now Orleans, La., November 27. 1 Moiiitc, IJoval Bond, J. .1. .Tr. 2 Cut Class, Balshot, l'.instleker. .'! Mortlboy, I'inl; Star, Spider Web. 4 Ittiren Arnold, Bitter Miss, De Oro. ri Qtilnn Brady, Bertha B., Abjure. G tiolden Mineral, Ilarmakis, Adbell. J. Ii. Dempsey. Oakland Oakland, Cal., November 27. 1 Tavora, Avonalis, Rav. 2 St. Winifrede. Peter J., Lucrece. 3 Canique, St. Elrmvood, Furza. 4 .Tackfull, Water Cure, Bonar. S3 Military Man, Alice Cary, Dorado. C I'm Joe, Rey del Mundo, Delagoa. H. Forsland. Reynolds & Go. 308 Wells-Fargo Bldg., NEW ORLEANS, LA. Terms: $5 Weekly One Horse a Oay Tuesday our one best bet was: MISSOURI UP, 2-1, WON , , I Monday our one best bet was: Established 1890. S6gi0 GLADIATOR. 6-1, WON Saturday we gave: t 0PTI0NAy-l,W0N Our one-best-beta-day series is the safest and most conservative of speculations. It wins steadily week after week, and requires little business. capital and no loss from Being constantly at the track and in a position to get tbe best information to be had, we can assure our clients of receiving a Wa Never Misrep- higher percentage of winners at resent. good odds than can be had from any other source. ONLY WEEKLY SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED. THE ISH-PA-MING SYSTEM I I Pays you $2.00 on each horse that does not run first, second or third. IN ADDITION IT WILL f FORFEIT $100.00!! 1 1 IF IT DOES NOT MAKE YOU A WINNER ON A FLAT BET. I PLAYS SOLD IN SERIES OF 800 UNDER THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: I C I I You subscribe to a series of 100 plays, agreeing to pay all telegrams, and bet $2.00 for me, according to instructions, it C II on each horse I wire you. and send me the WINNINGS the neit day. If the horse I wire you does not run ! I u 5 I ! first, second or third, I will send you $2 00, and if at the end of the series you are not a winner on a flat bet, ' I I WiLL FORFEIT TO YOU THE SUSV1 OF $100.00! j I BACK MY CLAIMS WITH COLO CASH. DO OTHERS? "NUF CED." I I C W. REUERB, 631 York Street, NEWPORT, KY. I EOiMAINE . . . 6-1 WON POSITIVELY THE ONLY HORSE WIRED AWAY BY ME TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. SHADY LAD . . . 15-1 WON POSITIVELY THE ONLY HORSE WIRED AWAY BY ME MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26. And the first wire from my man at the track. This is the kind of information that gets the money. OAKUAND . . . TOMORROW mJr "AKLAND . . . TOMORROW My patrons will receive information on a horse that will gallop home at a good price. I will also hard out one Saturday, December 1 that will be a long price. This is advance Information from my man at the track, who has been at Oakland the past six weeks and has a line on every horse in training there. He Js one of the best dockers in the business and has worked for me the past elfiht years and is also agent for one of tbe biggest stables now on the coast. If you want legitimate track information I get it. Every horse I wire away is fit and ready and trying and, with an even break, will get the money. THE E. J. M. SYSTEM A BIG SUCCESS! MY SYSTEM PLAYERS ARE COINING MONEY. I will publish in this paper the result of each week's play on my handicapping. D'ull particulars will be sent on request. $5.00 for Six Racing Days, Including Full Handicap Sheet : : : One Horse to Each Race. m SINGLE WIRES SENT. I handle one track only and wire one borso only each day not two or three, and If one wins claim It as my special TJiliEPIIONIS MAIN 1203 EX-JOCKEY MARSHALL, ROOM 609 56 FIFTH AVENUE CHICAGO, ILL. INITIALS E. J. NATIONAL RACING REVIEW Boom 87, Tl Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111. WEDNESDAY'S SPECIAL: Colorado, Modesty, Magic, Mineral, Sparrow. fl.W Far Month. 25 ConU For Copy. I TUKF JtKI'OltTEK'S 8PE01AI I ltoom 8 1. Dearborn Btreet, Chicago I Wednesday's Special: 48-60-55-80-42-50-67-71 (either race). Entry Lii-t: 100-101-100-111-116-10- 328-333-334- 338-341-151-150. MlltMliMmit81liMH0tO(tMl$Wfatlti 99999 ITURF EXCHANGE! SPECIAL FRISCO TRAIN 2:30 P. M. DAILY i : 3 trans on Htink Central leave Randolph St. at J 2:30, J X O :t anc 2: p m,f PP"1 at Van Buren, 43rd and t s k 63rd streets. Returning trains at 5:00, 6:00 and 6:45 S X p. m. Our 2:30 p. m. train for the express accommodation ! i of patrons desiring to place commissions on Frisco races. ' ' S ROUND TRIP : : 50 CENTS 1 WOOD'S imm DA1LY F0RM LETTER X o!p0 Room 312 vifcKr J 59 Dearborn Street Ur $1 Dally .. $4 Weekly; TODAY A XXX special XXX at New Orleans that should win easily. A LITTLE SOFT MONEY. THAT'S ALL. Turf Exchange YPS1LANTI, MICH. TRAINS LEAVE MICHIGAN CENTRAL DEPOT, Detroit, at 1 !00 and 114-0 p m. I KNOW, being: on tbe coast, of a couple of horses that will win, and will send them FREE ! Address, My Partner. J. M. WOODS. St. Charles Hotel. ClnctnrMI. 0. f SUBSCRIBE FOR DAILY RACING FORM. 124 Fiftb Aveaua. Cliic&go, IUU Washington Entries and Form WASHINGTON ENTRIES AND FORM. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Racing starts at 2:00 p.m. (Chicago time 1:00 p.m.) XRuns well in mud. Superior mud runner. - First Race 3-4 Mile Columbia Course. All Ages. Higliweights. Selling. Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdcp. (05518)... Beldemo 2.. 95 725 65(r20-...Killochan 2.. S8..X..720 65006s. . .Botanist 2. .100. . X . .715 05591s...Ikmna Elvira 2.. 90.. X.. 715 65507 II. L. Frank 5. .122. . X . .715 65020.... Tanager 2.. 90.. X.. 715 65615 Ala Russell 3. .103. . X . .710 65620 Betsy Binford 2.. 94.. X.. 710 05402 Alegra 2.. 85.. X.. 710 05019 Umbrella 2.. S5..X..710 05049 Toscan 0. .110. . . .705 65600 Nellie Racine 2. . 90 705 05503 Felix Mozzes 5.. 121 700 05005 Snow King 4.. 118 700 65506 Jim Leonard 2.. 93.. x.. 700 05627 The Cure 5. .121. . X . .090 05412 Parkville 5. .121. . X . .0S0 George . Hall, ch. g, by St. Leonards Illogical. 2.. 9S Second Race 1 Mile Columbia Course. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. 05010'.. . Sally K 99.. X.. 725 65004 Narelle 102 . . X . . 720 65003 Sophie Carter 99 715 05019 3 . . . Bright Boy . . . , 102 71-5 65600. .. .Ambush 99. . X . .715 05CGG Manana 99i.X-.710 05595 High Jumper 99 710 G50GG Sphinx 99 710 65318 Jobstown 99..X-.705 65600 Turbulence 99 705 650G6 Dissent 99.. X.. 700 05000 Mammymoo 99 ,700 65003 Maxwell 99 695 65019 Willdo 99 090 65470 Finance 99 090 Third Race 1 3-4 Miles. Diiie Stakes. $2,500 added. 3-year-olds. Allowances. 65130 . . .Holscher 120. . X . .750 65630 Nemesis 113.. X.. 740 05593. .. .Belle of Jessamine 113.. X.. 735 054S53 . . . Ta vannes 1 1 0 . . X . . 725 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile Columbia Course. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 05010 Ted 115 725 (05029) .. .Temmeraire 115 720 C50103... Sally K 107.. X.. 715 05C4S Daisy Frost 112 715 05541 Diebold 115 710 65048 Work and Play 110 710 05G4S. .. .Brittanby 115. . X . .705 65500 Jim Leonard 115.. X.. 705 65048 Sandy Creeker 115.. X--700 0373S By rum 107 095 05115 Howard Shean 110 090 Fifth Race 1 Mile Columbia Course. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Special Weights. 05579.... Cloisteress 3. .100. . X . .725 C5553:...Marster 3. .100. . X - .715 65511 Frills 3.. 100 710 65579 Marksman 3. .100. . X . .710 64S75 Bob Edgren 3.. 100 705 C5G47 Mark Meddle 3. .103 705 05553 Waterbearer 3. .100 705 05032 King nenry 3. .100. .X. .705 055S3J... Noblesse Oblige 4. .108. . X-.700 05279.... Carmagnole ::. .103. . X .700 65430.... How About You 3.. 103 700 6558:i3...BIz7.y Izzy 4. .111. . X . .003 Sixth Race 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 65665:l...Rcd Knight 0. .101. . X . .750 (05032)... Emperor of India 5. .103. . X . .710 65610... Now York 7. .101. . X . .735 056325... Ivanhoe 4. .103. .. .735 (03620)... Chalfoute , 3.. 98.. X.. 735 65571 Blue Buck . 5.. 9S..X..725 65032 Nellie Burn 3.. 90. .X.. 720 650313...Voladay 4. .100. . X . .715 05030 Pleasant Davs 3.. 93.. X.. 715 New Orleans Entries and Form NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES AND FORM. For differences in weight add or deduct 5 points to the pound. An estra good rider's average worth is 3 pounds. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Racing s.tarts at 2:00 p. in. XRuns well in mud. Superior mud runner. First Race 3-4 Kile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Colts and Geldings. Ind. Horses. A. Wt Hdcp. G1S(0 Glendoveer 104 725 C5G40 Judge Burroughs 107 720 01332 Robert Minton 104 71," C5G.-15.-...I.I. S. B 104 710 C5C"5 Monere 107 710 (XUiXi Elixir 107.. X.. 700 C3522 Allonbv 107 700 C30C,r Royal Bond 107 700 G4003 Glad Pirate V 112.. X.. 000 6r.03T Gold Circle 104. . X . .COO C41S0 J. J Jr. 10!) 075 C47Cfi Black Enamel 104 000 C5543 Precept 104 ..050 05204 Prince Nipissing 107 000 05543 Vesme 104. COO t Second Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Selling. C50741... Stoic 104., X.. 725 Co33 Pinsticker 99.. X.-720 G4991 Robust 104 715 C1S47 Sarsaparilla 104..X--710 C5011 Balshot 104.. X.. 710 C5033 Ash Wednesday 104 700 G0177 Verdant 104.. X.. 700 C3474 Pulque 104 700 G0751 Miss Ferris 99.. X.. 090 65C33 Cut Glass ; 104. .X.. 075 Third Race 7-8 Mile. All Ages. Special Weights. 6547S Pink Star 2. . OS. . X . .725 r.15021... Sponge Cake 4..115..X-."20 65439 Mortiboy 2.. 98..X..715 65547 Ed Early 4. .115. . X . .710 65C513... Spider Web 2.. 95 700 C5050 Mint Sauce 10.. 115 .080 C4C3S Discernment 3.. Ill 075 Fourth Race 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 65340 Sir Toddington 113. .X. .725 C53972... Sally Preston 110. .X.. 710 (6551G) . . .Colloquy 110. . X . .710 65099... Bitter Miss 110.. X.. 705 (620S0)...Baleshed 113 705 (65051) .. .Buren Arnold 110 700 64S91 De Oro 113 090 G5G34 Mary Candlemas 110., 0S5 65051 Electrice 110 050 Lucky Mose, ch. c, by Guido Boeticia 113 Fifth Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Seiliug. 05290... Bertha F. 00.. X.. 750 0503li Bill Phillips 110. . X,. .745 5071..,.Quinn Brady HI. .X. .735 52163 Tomocbiclil 102. . X . .730 65475 . . . .'I Va ra. !M . . . . 4 725 01207 Margaret M 100 710 01789 Vbjure '. 104. . X . .700 Sixth Race 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (65498)... Golden Mineral 5.. 09.. X.. 725 65C:!5 Harmakis 5. .101. . . .7io 65495 Mamie Algol 4. .110. .715 050:18 Florizel 5.. 95.. X.. 710 02279 Footlights Favorite 5.. 97.. X.. 705 65C52:!...Adlell 5. .101. . X . .705 60770 Semper Vlvax 0. .100. . X . .685 65050 Hickory Corners " C. . 93..X..0S5 05650 Fenian 5 . . 93 . . X . . 650 Oakland Entries and Form OAKLAND ENTRIES AND FORM. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast Racing starts at 1:40 p.m. (Chicago time 3:40 p.m.) XRuns well in mud. Superior mud runner. First Race Futurity Course. (170 feet less than 3-4 mile.) 3-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdcp. 05573 . . .Avonalis .- 107. . X . -725 03G393. - .Tavora 112. . X . .720 01S35 Santa Ray 107. . X . -715 61S33. .. .Southern Lady 107.. X-. 715 60635.... Ttamona 107 710 01225 Pepper-pod 107 705 59307 Queen Alamo 107 700 61453 Sicj-on 107. .X.. 700 01772 Iadora 112 695 01S34 Get-rich-qHk-k , 107 095 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 65561 Sheen 4. .104. . X . .725 05059 St. Winifride 6.. 109 720 65501 St. Denis 4.. 109.. X.. 715 05159 Sharp Boy 4. .109. . X . .715 65058 Laura F. M 6. .109. . X . .715 (61350)... Meada 4. .109. . X . .710 C5C5S Liber vale 5.. 109 710 G1S373... Yellowstone 7. .109. . X . .710 65613 Lucrece 4.. 109 705 C505S Peter J O..109 705 65622 Dr. Rowell 5.. 109 700 05621 Miss Provo 0..104 700 Third Race 5-8 Mile. ,v 2-year-olds. Allowances. G5C092... Furze 100 725 65023s. . .Como 100 720 6502:!'... St. Elmwood 109 715 (65023) . . .Canique Ill 715 65610, . .Gromoboi 114. . X . .710 650093. . .Azusa .100 710 05640'... Fred Mulholland 114 705 05023 Uoalta 109 700 05023 F. Neugent 100 700 055S7 Burning Bush 100 695 63023.... Red Ball 109 690 L. C. Ackerley, ch. c, by St Carlo Lovelight 100 Fourth Race 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 05643 Jackfull 6. .107. . X . .725 65613 Bonar 4. .107. . X . -720 (05641)... Water Cure 9..107 715 65041 Iras O..107 715 65643 Little Joker 4. .107 710 65002 Chablis 5.. 107 705 655C1 Trapsetter 5. .110. . X . .700 055983... Bearskin 4.. 107 700 Fifth Race 1 Mile. , 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. G5G59.. . .Prestige ; 4.. 9G..X..725 65643... Military Man ..... 5. .104. . X --720 056593... Alice Cary 6.. 90.. X.. 715 61203... Ralph Young 5.. 90.. X.. 715 050C23... Duelist S.. 95.. X.. 710 59004 Scotch Thistle 5.. 90. . X . .705 05014 Augie 7.. 95 700 C55SS Dorado 4.. 101 090 Sixth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 01775 Delagoa 7.. 109.. ..725 0013S3-.. Whiskey King 7. .112. . X . .720 '01921 Bey del Mundo 3. .10S 715 ! 01671 Dora 1 7. .109. . X . .715 05039 I'm Joe 3. .10S. . X . .710 56370... Don Hamilton .. 3. . 105.. x.. 710 650203. ..Baker 4.. 112 705 01639 Frolic 3..10S 705 7.9633. . . .Nabonassar 4.. 112 700 05621 De Grammont 4. .109. . X . .700 Injury Will Prevent His Riding INJURY WILL PREVENT HIS RIDING. J. Sullivan has probably ridden his last jumping race. He received an Injury to his shoulder while exercising horses at Santa Anita during the sum nier. San Francisco Chronicle. Important Stake Dates IMPORTANT STAKE DATES. Thanksgiving Handicap Oakland. Cal Nov. 29 Jonathan Club Handicap, Ascot Park, Cal... Nov. 29 Thanksgiving Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Nov. 29 Crescent City Stakes, Fair Grounds, Now Orleans, La Dec. 1 Santa Catalina Stakes, Ascot Park, Cal Dec 8 Crocker Stakes, Oakland, Cal Dec. 8 Preliminary Derby, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Dec. 8 Initial Handicap, City Park, New Orleans. La Dec. 13 Test Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La... Dec. 15 Riverside Stakes, Ascot Park. Cal Dec. 15 Pacific Union Handicap, Oakland, Cal Dec. 15 Planters Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La.Dec. 13 Cypress Handicap, City Park, New Orleans, La Dec. 22 Gentilly Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Dec. 24 Christmas Handicap, Oakland, Cal Dec. 25 California Club Handicap, Ascot Park, Cal.. Dec. 25 Christmas Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans. La Dec; 25 Speed Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Dec. 23 Stakes Dates of 1907. Rose Stakes, Ascot Park. Cal Jan. 1 New Year Handicap, Oakland, Cal Jan. 1 New Year Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Jan. 1 Follansbee Handicap, Oakland, Cal Jan. S Magnolia Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Jan. C 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, City Park, New Orleans, La Jan. 16 Llssak Handicap, Oakland, Cal Jan. 19 Pasadena Handicap, Ascot Park, Cal ,.Jan. 19 King Cotton Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La Jan. 19 Burns Handicap, Oakland, Oal .Jan. 20 Santa Anita Handicap. Ascot Park, Cal Jan. 26 Merchants Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans. La Jan. 26 Premier Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Jan. 30 Ascot Oaks, Ascot Park. Cal Feb. 2 California Oaks, Oakland, Cal Feb. 2 St. Charles Hotel Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans. La Feb. 2 Lagarde Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La. ... Feb. 4 Ascot Handicap, Ascot Park, Cal Feb. 9 Palace Hotel Handicap, Oakland, Cal Feb. 9 Heasllp Cup. City Park. New Orleans. La... Feb. 9 Rex Handicap, City Park. New Orleans, La.. Feb. 12 Gunst Stakes, Oakland, Cal Feb. 16 Woodlands Stakes, Ascot Park. Cal Feb. 16 American Turf Association Handicap, City Park, New Orleans, La Feb. 16 California Derby. Oakland. Cal... Feb. 22 Ascot Derby, Ascot Park, Cal Feb. 22 Santa Barbara Stakes, Ascot Park, Cal Feb. 22 Martha Washington Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Feb. 22 Bush Cup Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans. La Feb. 23 Carnival Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La. Feb. 27 Waterhonse Cup, Oakland, Cal March 2 Ascot Cup, Ascot Park, Cal March 2 New Orleans City Railway Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La March 2 National Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La March 6 Undine Stakes, Oakland, Cal March 9 Santa Monica Stakes, Ascot Park, Cal March 9 Pickwick Steeplechase, City Park, New Orleans, La March 9 Louisiana Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La March 13 Thornton Stakes, Oakland, Cal March 16 City Park Derby, City Park, New Orleans, La March 16

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