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Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, January 4, 1907

Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, January 4, 1907 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1907 drf1907010401 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, January 4, 1907 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1907 $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] \/2d£/nff(Jh^For/n { VOL. XIII. NO. 4. CHICAGO, FRCP AY, JANTJARY7, 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS Work-a-Day Wins at 60-1: Garson's $100 Filly Triumphs over Youngsters at New Orleans. WORK-A-DAY WINS AT 60-1. GARSONS $100 FILLY TRIUMPHS OVER YOUNGSTERS AT NEW ORLEANS. Silverskin Is the Medium of a Biq Killinq — Probable Reversal of Form — Jockey Garner's Injury Is Serious. Now Orleans. I.a.. January 3.— The redeeming feature of the poor card at the Fair Grounds today was the excitement afforded close finishes. t'ntil Spion BMVal in the fifth, the followers of favorites li.nl not faivd the cashiers sinc-e New Year's Day, so Spion's victory was greeted with loud acclaim liy the puldic. I'nder the harrow and the roller, the "path" has lieon practically eliminated. A killing of huge proportion was made over the victory of Silverskin in the third race. On previous fatal the in to 1 p.isted against him at the opening aacaaai to lie a short price, luit the hettkag on him was terriffic and it was not long before the thirty bookmakers had cut the price to half the opening figure anil still the betting continued. Silverskin ran in greatly improved form and wore down Rustling Silk in time to land the money. The liooks also received a trouncing over the victory of F!a\igny in the closing race. The two-year-old race mis for fillies and intro-•ductMl several newcomers. Judging by the performance of all the starters it is safe to say that they are only ordinary and that nothing sensational •can lie expected of any of the youngsters that have .appeared here up to date. On the strength of her second to Whisk i'.room in the New Year's Day race, Grenise. coupled in the lietting with Kuhy Wick as the Rurlew & O'Neill entry was favored and the pair received steady support. Lattice, one of the YValdon bred youngsters, also had strong backing. The others were not considered seriously. Hazel M. was quickest in motion at the start and set the pace steadily until in tlie last seventy yards where siie tired slightly and permitted Work-a Pay. at B8 to I, to piss he- and win by a length. Rebel Queen also came with a good burst of speed and was a good third. Jules Garson, the owner of Work a Kay. did not concede act a chance and did mot hat on her. Troxler showed skill by winning on Florizel after he a pprared beaten. Troxlcr's other winning mount was on Silverskin. Lloyd also piloted two winners Spiou and I'lavigny. Jockey Truman, while rid-jujr Vesmo in the fifth race was struck in the eye with a c! h1 of dirt. He had to resign the mount on Prhle of Woodstock to IScekman. The injury to Jockey Garner s vnis to be more serious than it was at first considered. J. II. Me Cormick. to whom the rider is under contract, had the lad undergo an X ray examinat ion and it was fouml that all the ligaments around the ankle had been b.nl ly apra inisl. Monet has five broken ribs. Imt Or. Keough siys the horse is doing well and will recover. Kills, owned by M. Welch, is said to l e in a bid way and will probably have to be destroyed. Catch First-Past-Post Swindlers.: Old Latonia Trick is Duplicated at Los Angeles Handbooks Were Being Mulcted. CATCH FIRST-PAST-POST SWINDLERS. Old Latonia Trick Is Duplicated at Los Anqe-les — Handbooks Were Beinq Mulcted. Los Angeles. Cal.. January :;. For the last week many of the handliooks down town have Imcii sys teniat ically beaten by a coterie that has been waking at the track through signals. Seymour Bcutlcr. the IMukerton man in charge of Ascot Park, dis covered the plotter today, arresting a man name,l L. J. Smith, local electrician, whom he caught in the act of Hashing a signal from the rear of the grandstand to :i cottage Beat by. Big numbers were printed U-lwecu the pafH of the program and then spread out like an acoordeen and Hashed through the window while the man was apparently writing something on the reverse side. The men in the collage were also arrested. They had been tele phoning results downtown to a certain office (real which a quick rush was made around town to the various handbooks. Trainer Weds Jockey's Sister. TRAINER WEDS JOCKEY'S SISTER. Oakland. Cal.., January •'.. Miss Irene Knapp. a sister of W. Knapp. the jockey, was married in Oak land last night to William Ryan, a trainer for the Oakland stable. The ceremony was perlonned at the church of the Sacred Heart by Rev. Father Serda. Bath bride and bridegroom are rsidents of New Sack. . Answers to Queries. ANSWERS TO QUERIES. [Communications without names and addresses of senders will not t«e answered or noticed. J G. L., Chicago. It was I'osing. Milt. S., Harvey, 111. The wager on Indian II. lost. C. M. K.. Chicago. Please repeat the query. Being anonymous it was not preserved. John B., Detroit. Mich. Meadowthorpe was second to Ornament in the International Derby, run at Grosse Point, August 10, 1SD7. MoncreitU was third. J. W. F., Chicago. If it was distinctly understood between yourself and the other party that your bet was on Al Lindley in the first race at Oakland, the bet would be void as to him and be payable on the other two. Without that distinct Understanding the bet lost. Expect All Records to be Broken.: Big Entry List Rolling in for the Spring Handicaps New York Racing News. EXPECT ALL RECORDS TO BE BROKEN. Biq Entry List Rollinq In for the Sprinq Handicaps — New York Racinq News. New York, January 8. — l'p to four o'clock this afternoon fifty seven nominations had lieen received for the Brooklyn Handicap, entries for which closed :it midnight last night. This is considered a big showing for the first day and then- is every indica tion of heavy entries in all the important stakes. Assistant Secretary Smith of the Coney Island Jockey Club is sick and was unable to lie at his office today. No tabulation of the Suburban entris received had been made, but it was announced that the list was a heavy one. The same holds good for Brighton and there will be little surprise if the records for the big handicaps are broken. James B. Haggin still is the heaviest nominator to the Produce Stakes. He has made 2M entries to both the Futurity and the Brighton Produce of 1808. This is an increase from him. For the Hopeful, which closed in November he made 388 nominations. The unpaid forfeit list for 1888 was made public today. It amounts to .*2n.t;oO. or less than three-fourths of one per cent, of the total amount of money distributed to horsemen by associations racing under the jurisdiction of the Jockey Club. Trainer John W. Rogers will leave Saturday or Sunday for Aiken. S. C, to take active charge of the stable of Harry Payne Whitney. Save for the brief visit to the winter training ground at 4he time of the shipment of the establishment, Mr. Rogers has been dividing his time since the close of the season between the Brookdale Farm and his home at Westchester. D'Arkle is at Billy Garth's place in Virginia. Ills being schooled for jumping and Mr. Garth predicts for him a great career as a cross-country racer. Trainer Tom Welsh of the Newcastle Stable will leave next week for California. He expects to put in about six weeks on the coast. W. B. Applegatc, Jr., who has been on a hunting trip since the c]i»se of the meeting at Bennings. will leave for New Orleans shortly. There are only four staldes being wintered at Jamaica. The Bcverwyek Stable, in charge of Ben Beach, is one of them. William Faston, the auctioneer, has gone to England to spend toe winter. Some British Turf Facts. SOME BRITISH TURF FACTS. Isinglass won £280,675 in stakes. Gat wick racecourse was opened on October 7. 1881. Richest Derby - That of IMS, won by Lord Lyon, :,:a;.7.". . Croydon races were last held on November 2,1 and lit"., 1888. Flying Dutchman beat Voltigeur in a great match at York in 1831. Little Wonder (II hands 3 1- inches), was* the smallest, animal to win the Derby. Caller On (foaled 1888). — Won forty nine races, including thirty four Queen's Dates. Yemeni!. In isjs. at Ascot, won the Queen's Vase, the Golden Cup. and the Alexander Plate. Jockeys on the Hat receive live guineas for a win ning mount, and three guineas when unsuccessful. Olailiatcur. which won the Derby in lSti."i. has been the only Preach horse to prove successful in licit i lassie event. Ormonde was never defeated on a race course. The son of Bend Or and Lily Agnes ran sixteen times, and area $142,326 in stakes. Fordliiim (George) had his last mount in public on Aladdin at Windsor in August. 1884. His last winning ride was on Brag in the Brighton Cup of iss:j. Spearmint was bought as a yearling at Doncaster by Major Lodcr, for .fl." (N». As a three year old he won the Derby ($32,238), and the Grand Prize of Parte (S9$vM8). Kitchanar's weight was forty nine pounds in 1844, when he won the Chester Cup on Red Deer. At Ascot, four years previous, his bodily weight was twenty nine pounds. Victor Wild and Ypsilanti. the famous handhao horses, were aath bought out of selling plates: the former for $1,888 after winning at Portsmouth Park, and the latter for $2,100 subsequent to a victory at Hurst Park. Deuce of Clubs and Sea Song ran a dead heat twice in the Surbiton Handicap at Sandown Park in 1SSK. On being pulled out for the third time. Deuce of Clubs (ridden by Liddiard) defeated Sea Song (S. Loate.s up) by a neck. Starting gate — This appliance was first regularly introduced at the Lincoln Spring meeting in 1888, being then confined to two year-old races only. In 1881 is was extended to three year olds, and in the lollowing year to horses of all ages. Loates (T. ) rode live winners in succession at Windsor, on May 'i. 1S*»6, and Trigg the same number at Worcester, on Thursday. October 88, 1888. At Edinburgh, on Oetolier 3, 1902, Trigg rode the first five winners and was third in the last race. Doncaster must he regarded as the greatest yearling bargain ever recorded. Bought by Mr. Merry for $4,7f 0. the famous animal passed into the hands of Mr. Robert Peck for $50,000, and that gentleman made $20,000 on the deal when transferring the horse to the late Duke of Westminster. Isinglass won the richest prize ever run for on the English turf, viz., the Jockey Club Stakes of 1S94. which, with a surplus, was worth $56,510. Next in value comes the Prince of Wales' Stakes at Leicester In 1889. Donovan, the winner, took $55,000, the second $3,750, and the third $1,250. Jockey Collis Injured at Ascot.: May S. Falls with Him at First Jump La Gloria Shows Her Best Form. JOCKEY COLLIS INJURED AT ASCOT. May S. Falls with Him at First Jump — La Gloria Shows Her Best Form. Los Angeles. Cal.. January :'.. — What looked for a moment like a repetition of the killing of jockey lawis occurred in the steeplechase today when May S. fell heavily with Collis after taking the first jump. Collis was picked up limp and apparently lifeless and quickly removed to the hospital, where, after lxdng unconscious for quite a spell, he rallied fast. Although no Nines were broken. Collis ex-pt derated much IiIimxI and was undoubtedly hurt internally. The track doctor, however, does not re ganl his condition as serious. La Gloria got over the Futurity Course fast today, clearly showing that her forte is on ■ fust track. The wiseacres threw out her mud races and supported her almost to a man. The finish in the fifth race was of the hair raising kind, many believing that El Cazador had won. but in this case those best in a position to judge were positive that the judicial placing was correct. Colonel Jack grabbed himself badly while leaving the |M st. almost falling. His nigh front quarter was lacerated badly and bled profusely after the race. The injury should lay him up for some time. Line of Life is down with a high fever and doubts are entertained as to her recovery. Mutuel Betting in France. MUTUEL BETTING IN FRANCE. When bookmakers were barred from doing business in France little more than a year ago. confining speculation on racing to the mutuels, all smts of dire predictions were made as to the future of the turf in that country. It was freely claimed that racing would lose its popularity under the ex elusive system of mutuel betting. It is interesting, therefore, to note how the turf has fared during the period that has just closed the first full year of racing under the new conditions. When making a comparison liotween receipts .and profits in litOti as against 1888 it is sufficient to take the balance sheets of the five leading "societies" in France. These are the Societe d'Eneourage-mpnt. the Societe des Steeplechases de France, the Societe Sportive, the Societe du Demi-Sang and the Societe de sport dc rr.i.nT. The yartaaasahai af the societies named in Paris and the neighborhood, where most of the important racing is regularly held. There have been a few owners who have forsaken the turf owing to the "monopoly" control of betting, but there have been many newcomers to take their places. The opponents of the mutuels have frequently stated that the public did not attend meetings as much now as heretofore. In this statement they had truth on their side, but the falling off in gate receipts has only amounted to $40,000 for the whole year. The full turnover amounted to $1,830,000. so if one reckons the dethroned bookmakers who have not found it worth while to attend racing this past season the discrepancy is practically accounted for. It can thus be seen that (here is no diminution in the ordinary race going population. And w Ikii one comes to the marked increase in mutuel profits it eaa readily tie understood that lioth the Pleath government and the various race societies have cause for self congratulation. It must always lie recollected that the profits the race societies make do not g into private bands. They are all devoted to the advancement of racing, breeding, etc. The mutuels handled aliout $54^83,888 during the year, which shows an increase of about $7,110,000 on the takings in 1886. The government and the five societies named halve the eight per cent, deducted, the government's share licing about $8,188.-i» hi. ,,r nearly $238,086 more than in the previous year. This sum is expended on the |ioor, irrigation, etc. Only last week the government commissioners voted $888,888 for irrigation purposes in 'JliS districts. The remaining 1( 1 will be attended to shortly. The publication of these race statistics plainly point to the increasing success of crosscountry racing. The Steeptechaae Society and the Societe de Sport de Frainv the two big jumping bodies are the only two to show an increase in gate receipts. Then the Steeplechase Society (which has charge of Auteuil) has actually taken more money in gate receipts and in mutuel investments than the Societe d'Kncouragement. whose authority extends to Long-champ and Chantilly. In fact, the Steeplechase Society alone shows an increase of $8(888 in "gate" and $1,772,110 in mutuel money over last year. M. Kuan has frequently expressed himself of late as perfectly satisfied, and it would api ear that so long as the present prosperity remains in the French racing world bookmakers have merely a "long odds" chance of returning to their old haunts. Resides, they cannot compete with mutuel prices against outsiders. Named for the Big Handicaps. NAMED FOR THE BIG HANDICAPS. Oakland, Cal., January 3. — Logistilla, Nealon. Proper and Dr. Leggo have all l een nominated to the Brixiklyn, Suburban and the Brighton Handicaps. Nealon is also engaged in every stake of importance on the New York tracks. There is an unconfirmed rumor that the crack three-year-old Tony Faust has gone lame. Baldwin Visits Oakland. BALDWIN VISITS OAKLAND. Oakland, Cal., January 3.— E. J. (Lucky) Bald win was a visitor at the track today. The famous turfman waxed enthusiastic over his Arcadia race track project. The track proper will be one mile and a furlong with a seven-furlong straightaway out of a chute. He says that it will be ready for racing by next November, Angry Crowd at Oakland: Holtman Leaves Two Horses at the Post and They Hiss Him. ANGRY CROWD AT OAKLAND HOLTMAN LEAVES TWO HORSES AT THE POST AND THEY HISS HIM. Keene Wins a Biq Bet on Triumphant-Jockeys Williams and Rettiq Are Injured in a Spill. Oakland. Cal.. January 3. — Some r..ooo racegoers took part in a hostile demonstration against starter Holtman at the Oakland race course today. The hissing and yells of disapproval by the spectators continued for several minutes after the unlucky official returned to the judges' stand after the third race in which Golden Rule and Princess Wheeler were left at the post and the remainder of the field was apparently sent away in processional order. Close observers declared that all the horses were moving simultaneously ami in perfect alignment when Holtman released the barrier, but in such close proximity that they got in one another's way. Miller, on the Inside, stole away with Triumphant as if the others were anchored. Thurston, who had the mount on Golden Rule, is a novice audi his lieing left should not be taken seriously. Miller's riding continues to lie the star feature of the racing at Oakland those days, but the champion's beat efforts were unavailing on his employer's three-year-old Roalta. in the introductory race. Tlje disqualification of La Rose advancd him into second pine wilh Korosilany iii the race following, He succeeded in spreadeagling the opposition in tho third with Trktmphant and incidentally landed the greatest coup of the season for the owner, J. O. Keene. Miller earned a lucky third and second with Sir Carter and Baker hi the fourth and fifth respectively, winding up a strenuous afternoon's work with a brilliant victory on Escamado, by which the climax of popular enthusiasm was aroused. Rough riding had no share in the spills sustained by L. Williams and Rettig. Both jockeys were incapacitated from riding during the rest of tiie afternoon. Williams, who had many eaajagnaaata, was only slightly injured, but Rettig did aft escape so luckily, and may not be seen in the saddle for several weeks. Jockey Sandy, injured by a fall from Plausible on Tuesday, will resume riding tone. now. Teddy Robinson, one of the most reliable "money riders" in the country, attached for the past few seasons to Applegate & Cotton's stables, lias retired from the saddle anil leaves for Cleveland today, where he will attend school. St. Candelaria. a colt owneil by Tom Williams, met with an accident while schooling at the iKirii-L* yesterday and had to be destroyed. About the Two-Year-Olds. ABOUT THE TWO-YEAR-OLDS. Monlhert is a full sister to Rortmont. Bfeieh Byte, Harmakis. Albert Vale and Marzella. and ■ half sister to Hurry and l'.iiiny Knox. Mmitvalo. the dam of Montbert, is a half sister to Typhoon II., which won the Golden Rod Slakes, Westchester Handicap and Kentucky Derby. W. H. Snyder bought Monlbert for $888 al the sale of the Adelbert stud yearlings last July. Work a Day is the first foal of a lirst foal, for Work, her dam. was the first foal dropped by \ i. torious. Work a Day was bred by OcOTge H. Whitney in the Melrose slud and was sold to Jules liaison for $H»0 at the Slieepshoad Bay yearling sales last July. Nettie Miller is another $Hi0 filly. She was Knocked down for (hat sum to 1!. A. Fvers in tho paddock at Douglas Park in Scptemlier. She was bred in the Fleetwood stud and is a full sister to Girard. Her dam. Lula HcLaaa, is a full sister to l-ollic Eastin. which won (he Melbourne Stakes at Lexington and ran Handspun to a dead heat for the PeafW Stakes. Deceraaar, Violet IL. Libertyville, Husky and Raconteur are all from Ramho del Paso and were sold as yearlings at Slieepshoad Bay last June. Decorator is the firs' foal of Mariole. E. Wayland got him for $225. Violet II. is a full sister to Ohm-dare. S. S. Bender got her for $2iN» and afterward sold her to M. Roasleig. I.ilx-rtyville is a full brother to Coniilfo. He was knocked down to .1. O. Keene for $20O and later paaeed to Green B. Morris. Husky is a half brother to Oliver. S. C. Hildrelh got him for $888 and after he shipped to California in Noaeeahct sold the colt to Garnet Ferguson. J. 0. Keene paid $: 50 for Raconteur. Suspicion, the dam of this colt, is a half sister to Golden Days. Pink Rose, the dam of Magazine, is a full sister to McMeekin and a half sister to I'hhack. Magazine was bred in the Qal aoeil Stud and J. J. Walsh paid $S50 for him last September. He got Martha Jane out of the same consignment for $:' ih , Amelia Strathinore. the dam of Martha Jane, was a, good racer and her dam, old Amelia P., produce. l nine other winners — James Roddick, Captain Bob, Safety Light. Kmshee, Partridge, Amelia Fonso. Lillian Reed. Bronston and Potentate. Grace W. comes from the family of Lida Stanhope and Princess Bowling. She only brought $liH as a yearling. Marianna and Maid of Orleans are both by Orsini, and were bred at Menlo farm in California. They were both knocked down to W. B. Chapman at the sale in September, the former for $150 and the latter for $32o. Thev were later transferred to J. R. Pyne. Little Rough Riding at Ascot. LITTLE ROUGH RIDING AT ASCOT. Instances of rough riding this season have hern so few and far between that the exception proves as much of a surprise as the opposite condition excited last season. — Los Angeles News. Page 2 DAILY RAGING FORM ' ISSUED EVERY DAY. OAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO. Publishers of THE AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION CALENDAR Official organ of THE AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION. A Dally Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. Editor and Proprietor, F. H. Brunell. Associate Editor. Clinton O. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Brunell. 124 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. Entered In the Post Office at Chicago as second class matter. COPYRIGHTED. 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Today's Best. TODAY'S BEST. f! °»*""" Gateway, sixth race A ASCOt Ptet Waterbury, f,,,,,.,,, ,. At New Orleans orhiculaY. fourth race" Best of the .lay -Gatewav. Tl;:; 'r"l R.'hesia may prove a paver at good odds m the lilih Oakland. Standing of the Jockeys in 1906.: Miller Leads in Flat Races, Ray in Steeplechases and Mr. D. Kerr Among Amateurs. STAND.NG OF THEJOCKEYS IN 1906. Miller Leads in Flat Races. Ray in Steeplechases and Mr. D^KerrAmong Amateurs. The ,; ,o rnee.nl the principal tracks in „,e :""1 ,a!,"la- e0WW« in «"o -"arts r„ , • , WW, were utrldee: 0.4.-.2 races on the Sal 35s •^toetases for imofeuafcmal riders and tfty steeple -I'-- and tat races for gentle-en amateurs Tp .---j.r Joekey. riding m the ,, . (m tlw £ was ,.,,„. „„„„„,. ri(linf; .n sf , »«* M ,e nun,,,,. ,„•„„„„.,„„„ ,,,„.„ w;is races on the flat was 132: the winners of |sss than - ra.es n,,,,,,,,.ed2«M, ,'ss and, he non-winners of than tea race nunibered 404. Walter Mil!,.,-. wll„ was „„-,,, f(( ^ « M-I.M i..rl..ac. -th ,78 wins ou, or 888 moun . J • the head o, the list this year with the ffr„atest :i,,mh r -' "j « «vcf ridden by . j( ckev £ w ca in any year g, „,,„„,, g ^ ^ ^ 1MB, he rode „, im a per cent. winners-S per cent, improvement. M.ol who headed the list in M-K, and was second to Hi dobrand in MM, is again second in MM and witli the Unknot amiallajl of winners for the year Nicol, had he been able to ride on the last day of Me year, many boon of which were spent with a physician at N.-w Orleans, who was giving treat toon* to an injured loot, might have scored the ' two victories necessary to make his record .TOO. As it was bis 208 is one more than Uildebiand rode in 1904, and that was the best record In America un,il the coming of Miller in P.MKi. In three years Nicol has had 2.348 mounts and has ridden 017 winm 00. He is growing heavier rapidly, however, and this may ,»e his last year in the saddle in this country, if, indeed, he is able to finish out this year. The incorrigible Radtke. whose contract was sold by J. O. Keene to Paul .1. Rainey in the early spring for $25.0o(). and who was indefinitely ■Oaniadul in Septeonber, after honing been "on the ground" more frequently ,han any other boy during the year, is third in the standing. It is a great pity that he has no better disposition. Laveme Sewell. who lost his life through the falling Of Liclitmess at Aqueduct. November ! , ranked fourth. Next comes Charles- Koerner. a promising lightweight, followed in order by D. Austin and Aubuchon. with Garner, who by many turfmen at New Orleans, is expected to l e the equal if not the superior of Miller in the contest for jockey honors in lfH 7. E. Robinson. Mountain and McDaniel are the only other boys who rode over 100 winners. Here Is the list of the 12.3 riders of ten or ansae winners: Jockevs. Arts. 1st 2d. 18. Unp.P.C. W. Miller 13S4 3RS 300 1 * 407 28 D. Nicol si.'SO 2!t.c j^ft m 34-, ':*(o H. Radtke 7", 105 no ,12 MN .20 Sewell olead) 820 17! ,07 IOO -if. • ., c. Keener KM i.-,i 12M ,-ji 470 ,17 D. Austin m;7 142 133 14.", r.47 ,-, Aubuibon fes 1.-.4 11 , 104 472 V', Carner QOn ,2s 78 07 JOCi .23 E. Robinson 7" 0 120 1oo it:', 4.:, "17 Mountain 0S7 lis Kis ]01 ::i \\- R. Mevanlel 7:to kk! it.". 98 441 ,4 W. Knapp 7 »:: 99 117 114 MS Jg Cherry .",24 98 84 8!t 2.".:: 1'» M. Pies, on C,a-: 9, !,2 74 40:: !l4 Horner 801 ! .". s.! ,04 .",22 M ■ Swiiin 7*0 tM) 102 84 .".or 'v" L. Williams T.OS 87 70 OK 2k7i 17 Woreland 702 84 92 7". 4.-.1 .12 .1. Martin .Vf, 8:: Bg .-,1; ;\i\~, '17 W. Fischer .", ):', s:'. 75 70 365 14 C. Morris r.! 7.3 SI 70 4::.". ,, T. Clark 494 7, 0". r.l ::o7 .14 C. Ross 4 S f.7 07 4.". 2M 14 D. Bohind .",.",:: (;7 72 or. :;4!l !l2 i . smitii 4s:: M r.o 01 ::oo .14 'I'reul'cl 3SS 04 40 4s MR .1v •T- Harris r.21 S3 r, » fifj .3:::: .12 8hau 29S 01 40 ::o 10, .20 c. H. Shilling 4,8 :,: r.2 r.r. 2S2 .n W'. Dngnn 2n.". r.7 40 42 140 20 Troxler :«»s M 0 1 40 2.32 .14 .Tames Hcnncssv .... 404 !V4 ."^'. 4'.l 24.". 13 E. Ri e :. K .".:: 40 S3 ::4o .11 Grahani 3M M ::7 n; 21:: 14 w. McGee MS r^ 47 is 220 .14 Oherl 4.32 49 r,4 W 230 . 1 1 .1. I.ee :» 2 48 .",2 47 24.". .12 Wisharil 400 4s 4". 01 .312 .1i Hogg :ws 47 47 4.3 2.".1 .12 OrcL'-tr 412 41 4". 0", 2".S .11 L. Fountain 290 43 ."0 40 ir.1 .IS Kent 242 42 .32 2". 14.3 .17 F. Perrett 4:!8 42 .::► 37 320 .10 Kunz 44.". 42 .".l 40 3M .00 •I. Foley .347 41 45 .30 225 12 K. Bedell 255 40 39 35 141 .10 \V. Robhins 2.30 .39 37 45 100 .17 W. Melntyro :«»l ;a» 44 M 24s .10 Criflitli .'{02 35 20 41 MS . «» .1. Dennison 40!» 34 43 44 2M M Farrow 205 33 .".1 20 121 .10 Heffernaii .'182 .3.3 23 28 2s8 .00 A. W. Boakcr 2M .32 2S 28 1.3S .14 Harvey Jackson 240 .32 30 24 14S .13 B. Smith 220 31 25 2.3 141 14 Notter 225 .31 21 .34 1.39 .14 .T. Dealy .318 31 41 3T 212 .10 P. Ke.ves 3M 31 25 20 245 .00 F. O'Neill 102 M 27 24 si .10 F. Walsh 175 ::o 22 24 90 .17 Crimmins 273. M 27 :;7 179 .11 Seder 274 M 32 .32 iso .,1 I . Hall 175 20 IS 21 107 .17 Sandy 2M 2!* 28 34 1M .1.3 BomaoeUI 201 20 is 42 172 .10 J. Finn .374 20 Mt 40 275 .lis Brussel 440 29 54 50 .304 .07 I.vne 145 28 20 24 73 .12 J. Johnson 2x0 28 31 .32 108 .10 Perrine .301 28 31 40 202 .00 Seville .;iV2 2.8 54 S3 207 . :» T. Taylor 417 28 34 58 207 .07 .T. Daly 158 27 20 23 S2 .17 Hngaa 279 27 25 2.3 2 4 .10 J. Jones 280 27 3B M 101 .00 J. Mclntyie 207 20 :;0 31 174 .10 Pendergast .'v4." M 3r4 35 2."^ .OS Moiiarity MB 24 30 24 152 .lo John Hennessv 254 24 30 20 174 .00 J. Hunter 102 23 2S 17 124 .12 ( 'alius 205 23 22 29 1 31 . 1 1 Wiley 127 22 10 10 73 .17 R. Lowe 140 22 28 38 177 .15 S. hade 183 22 17 20 124 .12 Diggins 220 22 2!* 20 152 .,0 W. Davis MS 21 IS 14 5.3 .10 A. Brown 181 21 2.3 .32 MS .12 B. Davis 190 21 19 24 CM .11 J. Kellv 201 21 M 20 1.3s .10 Minder 220 21 18 23 15s .10 W. Hayes 187 20 17 21 120 .11 L. Jones 210 20 11 22 157 .lo , Hildebrand 2M 20 35 .30 142 .OS , J. McLaughlin 245 20 20 24 175 .08 D. Riley 330 10 28 35 248 .00 C. Bell 195 18 35 29 1U3 . «i J. J. Walsh 195 18 21 18 138 .00 Noone ". . 217 18 25 35 149 .OS Harrington 121 17 12 ,5 77 .14 Llovd 17.3 17 10 17 12.3 .lo J. McBride .82 10 15 ,1 40 .20 T. Chandler 202 10 15 17 15r .OS T. Sullivan 10.3 15 11 10 121 .00 T. Burns '. 17ft 15 27 Is no .os B. Powell 211 15 22 25 140 .07 Johannsen 248 15 15 21 Ml .00 Bilac 272 15 21 23 213 .00 F. Burton 281 15 M 25 221 .05 W. Allen Ml 15 30 M 284 .04 Euglandei 1.33 14 11 23 S5 Jo J. Schaller MB 13 W 23 155 .00 Kehoe 72 11 15 7 3ft .15 Tadlock »l 11 10 18 4.3 .12 Livingston 1.34 11 15 12 90 .08 , II. Alex 152 11 14 IS 10ft .07 1 W. Buchanan 158 11 2.3 1.3 111 .07 Helgesen KM'. 11 10 23 110 .07 Dominick 84 lo 7 8 50 .12 , H. McDonald 94 M 12 5 07 .11 Freeman 102 10 '.» 10 127 .00 , Monro l « 10 lo 17 120 .00 , Hudlin 197 lo s 20 150 .68 . Goldstein 253 10 10 31 100 . M Of the 192 steeplechase jockeys eighty-live won one or more raeeo, Nat Ray again heading the list. In 1905 Ray rode nineteen winners out of fifty-one mounts. He is unquestionably the most finished steeplechase rider ill America. Archibald, who is second in the list, shows vast improvement over his riding in 1905, when he piloted only four winners out of forty-seven mounts. Hoeston, who is third, was not in the list, of 1905. Dupee has shown some improvement, likewise McIIenry. It was E. Morri- I son's first year at cross-country riding. He did exceptionally well. Oaylor. who was second to Ray in 1905. took a big slump. Here is the list of the J eighty live winning riders: 1 Steeplechase 1 Jockevs. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Fnp.P.C. 1 Ray 53 is 12 13 10 .34 1 Archibald M 15 o 10 21 .20 1 Hoeston 00 14 IS s 25 .23 ( Pupee 89 14 15 10 44 .10 Mcllenrv 40 ,3 4 4 1ft .33 E. Morrison 42 13 9 3 17 .31 Rae .35 11 4 4 10 .33 Pemberton « •" ll 13 11 25 .17 Stone 35 lo 2 2 21 .2ft Caddy 48 10 5 4 2ft .21 I McKinnev 51 ft 11 M 21 .18 Terry 24 8 I 3 10 ..;: W. Henry 24 8 2 1 13 ...3 Gallagher 27 8 0 .3 10 .30 Soffel 28 8 3 3 14 .29 B. Russell 42 8 8 10 10 .10 j Owens 30 7 8 0 ft .23 Bovle 20 0 4 1 ft .30 Bodrock 17 r. 1 o 11 .30 Finnegun 22 5 4 3 lo .2.'. e Davidson 22 5 3 4 lo .23 J Oaric 23 5 1 2 15 .22 ■ Dayton 34 5 0 0 17 .15 Yourell 44 5 11 0 22 .11 l Lewis 12 4 2 2 4 .3.; W. O. Wilson If, 4 0 4 8 .25 « o Hice 29 4 7 I 12 .14 I McClure 3.7 4 4 1 2S .11 ( W. Gavlor 0.3 4 1 8 4.8 .00 J. Kelly 8 3 II O 5 .37 j. suiuvau 11 a a a 2 jh Slaughter 13 .3 4 5 1 .23 Palmer 13 3 3 1 o !'_'3 V. Porter 10 .3 o 5 s Jo Regan 21 ;:• , :: .3 12 .11 E. Kelly 2t *: 2 o lo .11 Donohue 23 3 7 2 11 .1:; Sobell 2-3 .3 I 2 17 .13 J. Ford 27 .3 5 O lo !ll S. Met lain 2ft 3 1 4 21 .In E Ileider 33 3 7 10 13 .(Hi R. Ryan 41 3 0 4 2S .07 Scion 7 2 O O 5 .20 Narvaez O 2 2 O 5 .22 Borage ll 2 4 o 5 .is T. Powers 12 2 O 1 ft 17 Tullv 1:; 2 3 1 7 .IS Garnetf 13 2 o :: s 15 J. O'Brien 17 2 2 1 12 J2 ',. Pierce 19 2 .". 3 11 JO G. B. Wilson 20 2 7 2 9 .10 F. Miller 20 2 3 3. 12 .10 Helder 21 2 3 4 12 .10 Holman 22 2 5 4 11 .Oft M. Pierce 23 2 2 5 11 .n9 Hogao : r 2 s 5 ft j.s T. Corbley M 2 0 8 11 .07 G. Williams 2 1 O o 1 50 s Veltck 3 1 1 o 1 .:!:: Mitchell 3 1 11 o 2 .3: Moon 3 1 n o 2 .33 Sutherland 3 1 O o 2 .33 Huston 4 1 1 1 1 .2.". Soneer 4 t 1 1 1 .25 Pvle 4 I O 1 2 .25 W'.moke 5 1 1 2 1 .20 J. Carter 0 I I O 4 .17 Graham 01 l o 1 17 T. McBride 0 I 1 o 1 17 Pemish 7 I 1 2 3. .11 Hutner 8 1. 2 3. 2 .12 C. Smith 8 12 1 4 .12 Waln.it 0 1 .". O 5 :11 Houlihan 9 1 2 2 1 .11 Klines 0 1 1 1 0 .11 W. Walker lo 1 o 2 7 .10 J Mnrphy 14 1 4 2 7 .07 E. Iluppe 14 1 1 2 9 .07 Kelleher 10 1 1 1 IS .lo Pollink 1ft 1 4 1 13 .1,5 Robinson M 1 2 4 1:: .OS s. Haejhee 31 1 2 2 M .1,5 Rlliaon 22 1 2 2 17 .0.". p.. w-er 2:: 1 2 1 10 .or O'Neill 20 1 3 7 15 .1,1 Mr. Dion Kerr beads the list of amateur riders for the year looo. he baring wo,, ten out of the tiriy raeeo arranged for gentlemen over the fenCCO am! on the flat. Mr. Cortland Smith ranks second and Mr. Thomas Tucker is third. Here is the list: Centleman Riders. Mis. 1st. 2d. 3d. Fnp.P.C. Mr. D. Kerr 39 ]o ]o s 11 .20 Mr. c. Smith 32 0 4 sir .11 Mr. Tocher 1:: 5 3 2 :: .38 Mr. L. Evans 10 3 1 2 4 J» Mr. Page 13. S 3 5 2 .23 Mr. Wright 5 2 1 1 1 .,0 Mr. Mal.ee 5 2 1 o 2 .44 Mr. A. Buck 7 2 2 o 3 .20 Mr. Devereaux 12 2 1 2 7 .17 Mr. Nicholson 15 2 1 1 v .13 Mr. Shaw 1 1 0 0 0 IOO Mr. Price 1 1 0 o o 1oo Mr. Midrflcton 1 1 S o o loo Mr. Hancock t 1 • 0 8 100 Mr. Graham I 1 9 o o n« Mr. Proment 1 1 o 0 o mo Mr. Henderson 2 1 1 o O .50 Mr. Higgina 2 1 o 1 o ..,t, Mr. C.h.Icv 2 1 0 1 0 .5o Mr. S. F. Davis 2 I O O I .5., Mr. Arnold 2 1 0 o 1 ..0 Mr. Martin .3 1 2 0 o .:::: Mr. C. T. Btraabenote 4 1 1 o 2 .25 Changes of the Grand National. CHANGES OF THE GRAND NATIONAL. The Liverpool Grand National Handicap is by common consent the leading steeplechase of the turf WSrkg, althOOgh it is not the most valuable. It is practically as well know 11 as the Fpsoni Derby to admirers of racing the world over. 'litis lends interest, to recent, changes in its conditions, of which an editorial in a recent edition of London Sporting Life says: "For the time lwing. however, interest is chiefly centered in the Grand National Steeplechase, mainly beeanoo the eaadttkmo governing this Mgblj popular even! have oniv more been revised. It will be the very general opinion that the alterations are decidedly for the better. No ane wili he disposed to quarrel with the executive for raising the value of the' prize from £2,750 to £3,000. The Grand Steeple, -base de Paris, decided at Aurenil in June, is worth £0,000, and we ought not to rest satisfied until our Blearier race under National Hunt Rules is brought more nearly into line with its counterpart in Fiance. However, it is something to know that the disparity is gradually being lessened. An extra £2M does not carry us very far, but every little helps. In Iftol the Grand National was worth £2,500, so that there has been a M per cent, advance in six years. If this rate is steadily maintained some of us may live to see the £3,000 goal reached. So far as the monetary cimdilioiis are concerned, the only other alteration is that the horse Itnisliin- fourth is to receive £T5 instead of £30 0a last year. "But the chaicre just alluded to is not by any means the im st material of the innovations that have b :, introduced. Hitherto the Male of penalties op ling against candidates for the Blue Riband of the 'Chase has not only keen of a complex character, but it has bad a most damaging influence on (he sport in general up to the end of March in sack season. Here are the conditions that governed the race last season: 'Winners alter the publication of the weights of any two steeple, haves of three miles or over to carry four pounds, of a handicap steeplechase of any value • •v.-r a disl. nice e\eeodii,g three miles, or of any steeplechl .• value 000 s..vs over any distance six pounds ,-\ *,; no penalties (or winners of steeple-el, ases eonfmed to maidens at starting: horses originally handicapped in ||,is race abate eleven stone. sewn j son, and under twelve stone to carry only hnlf of the foregoing penalties respectively, and if originally at twelve stone and op wards exempted from penoHlea.' This scheme was complex: nevertheless its meaning was plain enough to those who had iniiuals engaged in the ran' possessing even so much as half a chance of winning. They could not. afford to run Che risk of their horses incurring a penalty; ami so it came to pass that the managers of an eh mie llngi : s thane at flandown Tmd Kempt. ,11 had to be (.ireful when drawing up their programs. In this way every body suffered. The drawback is now. however, praclically removed. The new conditions read: 'A winner after publication of the aneighta of a handicap steeplechase of three miles and a I, all' or over to carry four pounds extra: winners originally handicapped at eleven stone or o\er 10 U- exempted from penalties." That is plain. straightforward, and sensible. Once the weights are published a horse engaged in the Grand National can. without injury lo his prospects, run in public as often as his OWBet chouses ill any races of les-dish. ace than three miles and a half." and there are not many event! in which the contestants are asked to traverse more than three miles: and even in these lew the belter class horses can compete without fear of the e. msequences. The probability is that we shall henceforth see a goodly 'proportion of the candidates for Liverpool lionirs doing Hie most strenuous part of their preparation in public, and interest in the great Aintreo race will lie heightened accordingly. ll will tie the finest ailveriiseinenl that could possibly lie procured, surpassing in that regard tec benefit derived from ante-post betting. "The regulation that horses handicapped at eleven atone or over shall he exempted from penultg is particularly valcalde. There is too great a tendency to crush goo.l horses wilii weight. II may !«• said tha! four pounds is not a very serious matter, but it means ., ienl over the four and a half miles at Ainlree. fipohlng back to last year's handicap for the Grand National the following were handicapped at eleven stone or over: Leinster. twelve stone seven pounds; Kirkland. twelve some live pounds; Drumeree, twelve atone; John M. P.. eleven sic.iie eight pounds; Roman Law. eleven stone five pounds: Phil May. eleven stone five pounds: Pal-lan ler. eleven BtOM two pounds; Aunt May. eleven stone two pounds; Comfit, eleven stone: Ranunculus. eleven stone. Then came Timothy Titos and BOOehOl Ogue at ten stone twelve pooanti each, of course, ii is coiieeival.Ie that a horse originally handicapped al ten stone twelve ponndo may earn a four pound penalty, an. I in that event he will be worse off than if he had. in the krst instance, received an extra two pounds. This anomaly might lie avoided another year by the insertion of a clause stipulating thai under sin h . i, cms!., SCOO ihc lease .shall carry eleven stone al A intree.'' Los Angeles Form Chart. , , , 1 , , , . I J 1 1 1 1 1 ( I j e J ■ l « I ( LOS ANGELES FORM CHART. ,.\s ', T PARS ) LOS ANGELES, CAL., Thursday, January 3. 1907.— Thirty first day. Los Angeles Jockey Club. Winter Meeting (!M) days). Weather clear; track fast. ( — 1 books an.) Presiding Judge. A. W. Hamilton. Starter. Richard Iivvyi r. Secretary, John P.odeu. Pacing starts at 1:45 p. ni. W indicates Whip, S spurs. 1; blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the OilMaeer • f each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. £*QG)Q(\ I'IPSI' K.VCF. Short Course. Steeplechase. (2:5tH 7 170.) Purse $400. I year olds DOaIDi/ and upward. Handicap. Xel value to w inner .$325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 1 3 5 7 StrF'in Jockeys Owners O II C P S^ »'i'l.v-l R. LOGAN ws 4 lis 4 I ::'""::' ""1- l8 1* P Koehier l: Schreiber «-5 «-51 1-102-5 out OB213 THADDEUS ws 7 138 3 3 2' 2* ::l :■» :■'» :'» T McBride M .1 Hayes :; i I I 7 10 ik!:.'satciiki, WS1S I maims :: 3 3 Warren \v Dewees G G 4 7-.", 1-2 (8213 htlSTLETON WIS Ml « 0 4 4 Kan out. l/niergan SantakfonicnStn *I0 IS IS G 2 E8215 \VM. PARRI8H w C 121 ! 1 Threw rider. ll. win .1 Leech 4 4 4 4 f. Z :. HSU MAY s. W8 133 .". 1 FelL Coltts JacksonAGitmnn *M 15 if. .". 1 •Coupled ill betting; in. separate place or show belting. Time. :;:(,::;. Winner— Br. g. by Sola Miss Howard (tral I by f. Vndtlock). Went to iiosi al 1:49. "ft al once to a good start. Won easily: second and third the same. Pr. Logan moved up into the lead after taking the fourth jump and. drawing awav. was ncvci closely approached. Thaddena fenced well throughout and was easily besl Of the other-. Satchel fenced vveil and tired after taking the fourth jump, but came on again after taking the sixth jump, htfcvtletou ran out at the fourth. William Parrish lost bis rider and May S. fell over the first jump. Incorrect weight it, entries Ma.v S.. 125. Overweights htmtleton, 5 pounds; William Parrish, 2. ftft07A SKCONl) HACK 3-4 Mile. (1:12; 0 107. j Purse MOO. .'IvcarohP. Allowances. OO^ a \J Net value ,0 winner $325. 1 ml Horses AWtPPSt M 'Z X StrWn Jockeys owners i ) H i ' l~ B SS127 AI'.IMO wit 310 4 2 ! ' 1 11 11 Pullman .1 .1 Walsh :: 4 . 4'. J.J :;.", G6127 AMPKIX) vv 1 in I 4 8* 2*J S* 2' 1) Poland G .1 Long ID St SO 20 6 (66143) LORD STANJIOPR wit Ml 6 3 ::: -l S* 3h Finn C V Clark 3 4 I A-:. 2-8 o; .:!,;,/.K'JHPS wn :io 1 !» 7- «' G« 41 Tnlbert R Bnusr I IS ■ 2 4-.". K127*COLONfiL JACK wn lb) si 4' P 4l :.'■ C Koerner W ll Holland s-5 S-5 1 2-5 out 66127 MAY L. N. w nr, ." 7 S" .".'. ,.s «*• Kehoe l» A Ross M S S s 4 CS1S7 STNALOA II. w '»■", 3 I ^: s- ja 71 \V Kelly E .1 Baldwin HkSMSMM 30 SS1S7 MISS 11IMVAK ■ SS 7 r. G" 7-1 .x,; s-" Prussel T (► Webber 100 S0O-2M SO St 64162 NAVARRO v no :» I 1 S :• :i Berry (i \V Baldwin MO Stt SW St 30 Time. 24}, IS,. 1:141. YV inner— Cb. e. by Solitaire II. Magdalenas (trained by .1. K. Walker). Went to post at 2:1S. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easilv: sec .1 id h indilv : third driving. Arinio set a sharp pace for the first half, shook off Ampedo when an eighth out. then came away easily and won in a canter. Ampedo ran in improved form and stood the last eighth drive gamely, holding Lord Stanhope safe through the final hundred yards. The latter was mud, nsed in 1 dlowing the winm is fast pa,,, and tired in the last sixteenth. Zethu-. as u--ual. began slowly, but made up ground fast in the last quarter, tnhihlng With a rush. Colonel .lack stumbled al the start, but recovered and was a prominent contender for live furlongs, then tired and ran below his true form. Scratched 002.52 Elaneer, 106; 00107 Irish Mail. 100. Incorrect weights in entries Lord Stanhope, 11(1; Sinaloa II., 105. Cifii~}^7 T THIRD RACK Futurity Course. (2oo feet less than 3 1 mile.) 1:0P 2 '.MM 004 4 _L Purse .fioo. 1 ycai (Ids and upward. Selling. Nel value to vv inn -r $32.".. I ml Horses AWtTPPSt" j~J ~'7~s t r~F i 11 J o7-k"c~v a ( twneta Q~l L~C P 8 ' , ;17:,!1.\ GLORIA am 1 SI t 1 V 1» 1- P If Preston .1 ,' Atkin 8-i U-51 1-57-101-3 60201 I'.SCAl.A.XTK 11 I 1,»7 G 4 J'| S* "; V .1 Harris VV .1 Soeirs 7-5 7-512-102-6 out 66002*RIG HT AND TIUKwsu 7 Hit 2 :. L' ; 2«i S* :!' R kfcDnn'lT M Cassi.lv I 6 G 7-5::.", (65984)00 V'RNOR ORMANWO IH'.'.s 3 1- 4* 0 I -'. W 1'isch.r.l B Dunn li 15 15 I 8-5 66073 HARDING w it 7 106.'. 3 7 :.' ."•' 6* ■'•'' 1 P.. land .1 Klein M SI SI 7 2J 66035 SRO l'YUU W S MS 7 3 f* i- f.-' •» Kehoe I) A Ross ltO Mt 1M 40 20 (64902) REDWOOD IL w I ST 1 8 7' 7- 7; 7,; C Rosa C hterkel St fett KM SI lo 60596 CAPITANAZO w 5 108 l li B 8 S t Barry G W Paldwin Gt MS MS M 20 Time. 1:10. Winner — Ch. f. by WoolatUorpc Sister Monica 1 trained by H. I. Miller). Went to jiosi at 2:52. At :,.,st 4 minutes, start good. Won easily: second and third the same. La Ohnla displayed SMnl speed thioiigbout. went into the lead at once, was taken the shortest route ami always held the race safe. Kscalaiite was always in closest, but unavailing, pursuit of the winner and imished fast and gamely. Right and True ran well, but tired in the last sixteenth from the terrific pace. Uovenmr Orasan ran well, but it was strictly a three horse race. The winner, entered for $70O, was bid up to.*!. 300 by J. P.. Pimti and bought in. Scratched 86741 Mintia. 08; 08201 Daruma, 113: 680S2 Don Duma, 11*. 0vei weights— Harding, 2] pounds; Cnpttanano, S; Fro Pyro, 4; Governor Orman, ?. OflQ7Q FOURTH. RACK 1 1-1G Miles. (1:45+-«— 1*2.) Purse $500. 4 year olds am, lpward. DUjJ 1 m Handicap. Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses AAYt PP St U c. "4 Sir Fin Jockeys Owners o" H C, P S M21I CBLXO w 4 Hi ! 7 Ct, V tU" 4?. i»k C Rosa Elnswood Fnrni 4 7 7 El 1 6(236 J. K. DONOHUE w 4 107 1 S V 7- 7« V L"f. .1 Harris R Wayland 4 5 3*. 0-5 T-M 6S2M UI'STY MILLER WSU « 108 7 4 4!, SI 2* 1" 3- C Gross C Van Uusen »fl 14-614-51 3-5 (StfJ8)A rARTETES s 5 10S 4 3 I* I1 VM 51 4« Gargan .1 Curl ," s s 3 S-l 66236 SUPREME COURT wan S 104 « 5 :.' .",- 6*7* •"l D Riley (' Van Dusen * 'h 14-514-.5L 2-6 6S026*LUBIN W7 112 3 9 !i I 8* & 6« r McDan'lW W Elliott sf 15 15 0 3 . 6*091 ORATORIAN w 4 Me 5 .', 1" £| 4- » 7 » W Fischer J B Dunn IS M 1". I 3 MOSt JETSAM w.", m I 1 U 11 p, sj s» M Preston F J Kelly ] , 10 0 SI 1 (Otl83)WOOOTHORPE wn 6 ^7 i 0 7' s3 !» !t it Talbert R II Harria M M SI 13 i 'Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. 'lime. 24'. Is,. 1:15.. 1:411, 1 :I7;. Winner — Ch. g, by Piccolo— Iubtallalrii. (trained by J. Nelsouj. Went to post nt 3:2.3. At post 3 luimilcs. Start good. Won NlllUftS second and third the snnie. Cello worked his way through a rough journey to the far turn, then moved np and got cl°ar when turning for home and. eoming on fast, got up in the last two strides. J. K. Ponohuo also elosed a big gap and came through fast in the last eighth, finishing gamely under the whip. Dusty Miller ran well and da-ln M into the lead when turning for home, hut tired in the closing strides. Varietes showed speed, hul tired In the hnal sixteenth. Jetsam showed superior early speed, but was thoroughly beaten an eighth out. Seratehed— 00235 -Niblick, 82. Overweights — Oratorian, 2f pounds. Ct£t^yr7€ FIFTH RACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. (13881 I Mt.) Purse $100. 3 year olds. Selling. O O ^ ( O Net value to winner B38B. Tnd Horses AWtPPSt't jjj « Str Kin Jockeys Owners O H C P S mwiJllWITil T. FRYER Wsb 112 6 2 6' 6= 61 1" C Koerner F Wallhauser 4 5 5 8-5 7-10 6616n2DDLONKA w 1»7 4 4 l1 l1 Is 2" M Preston F J K"lly 2 2 6-5 3-5 3-10 661803DR. I'P.OOK IN 7 5 1" 2" 2-" 3n A Archib'ldR B Allen 10 10 15 6 2 NMi el CAZADOB w BH 2 B V 4l Ift 41 Berry "• W Baldwin 4 6 6 2 1 66180-KRASODEIiO ws 104 1 7 1''- 7-i 41 f ' Harty T A Fullum 10 12 10 4 2 8Bf7UBIG STORE b 109 .". 1 41 3' 31 6s Finn J R Pyne 3 5 4 11-2 8H43 I'oMM IDA wb h 7 I ;: 31 Bft 7li 730 C Ross H C Lund 10 15 IS 6 3 64874)CAVATTNA w 107 3 8 8 8 8 8 R McDan'lE a Davidson 20 20 10 4 2 Time, 2D. 48}. 1 :0!l. Winner B. e. by Ju\cnal Speedy (trained by K. Wallhauser). Went to [M st at 3:53. At post ti minute-.. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Edwin T. Kryer seemed surely lioatcn for a half, but came through fast in the last eighth and. finishing like a shot, got up to win in the last stride. Dulcinea showed the most early speed a. id clung on tenaciously after exhaustive pacemaking. Dr. Crook ran in decidedly improved form and stood the last quarter drive gamely. Kl Cazador closed a gap and finished fast. Frascuelo was close up at the finish. Big Store tired in the final eighth. The winner was in for $088; no bid. Scratched 00120-Kay Kgan, MB; MM Cold Heather. 107; 00142 Oonzalcs. 100; 86M8 Ad Igoe. 112. /^/»4 rT /• SIXTH RACK 3-4 Mile. (1:121 -8 107.) Purs.- $400. 1 year-olds and upward. 00^5 I 4t Sidling. Not *-alue to winner $325. "ind Horses AWtP~P~St Vt Vz % St~Kin Jockeys Owners 0 H C~~P S (83689)1* OF THE Ft RESTWB 4 1M 6 1 21 l* l5 I2* C Koerner . I P Atkin 4-5 I 4-5 2-5 out BMW'THE ROUSTABOUT Bill I 4 ln 2-k 22 21 Singleton F Kraft 2 4J 41 7-5 3-5 mm REVOLT 7 113 1 6 In 4- 3- 310 Kehoe V Gilbert I I 2 1-2 out (,'.111 CLANDESTINE W 8 IN 5 I 5J P B* 45 D Law*aceC C Gill in m 25 4 6-5 ONI FIRM FOOT w 7 107 I 5 7 7 6' 52 W Smith \V J Speirs N 60 60 15 3 MM DAN COLLINS w 8 107 I 2- 35 32 4= 6* L Wilson Mrs K Maxwell N 60 60 20 6 66198 PROMINENCE w n 4 1041 7 7 61 62 7 7 Finn Hunter Stable 30 60 60 20 6 Time. 21 1, 40. 1:15. Winner Rr. g. by Octagon Lady Violet (trained by R. I. Miller). Went to jiom at 1:28. At ix st 1 miimte. Start good. \\' m easily: second driving: third easily. Lord of the forest forced the pace to the far turn, then dallied into a long lead, easily holding his oppon-cuts safe to the liiiKh. The Roustabout ama always prominent and. in a long stretch drive. Mni-aied reso-iutely. Revolt, under punishment, made up ground gradually through the final quarter and finished fast. Clandestine can do much better. Dan Collins showed early speed. The winner, in for $700, was bid up to $1,000 bv J. R. Di and bought in. Scratched maWPUae of Life, 107: (88333) Foarasto, 103; 88335 -'Niblick. 100; 01.217 Tajrte George, H 7; (88178)8ir (aruthers. 1"»1 : 88146 Search Me, 180; 88164 Mazapan. 102; 83TTT*TBhl 1 18 Bell, 110. Overweights I'rominence, 21 pounds. -t Page 3 Oakland Form Chart. '• '*% IjW'W** • OAKLAND FORM CHART. \ (OAKLAND) OAKLAND, CAL., Thursday. January 3, 1907. Forty tiist day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting (about l." 0 days). Weather cloudy: track slow. (."4 books on ) Presiding Judge. E. C. Hopper. Starter. J. J. Holtman. Secretary, Percy W. T'-eat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. in. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesix following, the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. £\C*£\rj p» FIRST RACK 5-8 Mile. (50 J— 2— 100.) Purse $400. 3 year olds. Maiden*. Colts tJOi^ 4 O "I'd Geldings. Special Weights. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 66076 ST. ELM WOOD wb 112 8 6 5"^ Ink 12 13 w Knapp Sobra Vista Stable8 10 10 4 2 M222*F. NUGENT w 109 2 4 3nu 41 32 2=1 Horner W Scharetg 111 2-6 out 62435 AFTERMATH w 109 5 2 23 21 2nk 33 A Brown W B Jennings 2 4 4 9-^3-10 65325 MITRE W 109 1 1 6» 51 4' 4'1 Lauby Minto Stable 10 25 20 8 4 66166'AL LINDLEY w 111 11 5 4«« M 52 52i Alarie J Touhy 15 20 20 7 66076 ROALTA w 112 12 3 1» 61 61 61 W Miller T H Williams 10 30 20 8 4 KOKOMO W 109 6 7 7° 72 73 76 Graham T H Ryan 20 20 15 6 3 66166 KARol.Yt w 109 7 8 S21 S2 S3 s« T Rice Keene Bros M MB M8 N 20) 66076 BURNING BUSH wsb 109 4 9 9" 9« 9" 96 .1 Hunter Selma Stable 20 20 15 6 3 66222 JOYFUL 109 9 10 M**M* M* M1 T Sullivan W II Travels 50 100 100 30 15 LURE O" GOLD W Wl 3 11 11 11 11 11 A Williams.! May 10 100 100 30 15 66222 CALMAR w si! 109 10 Threw rider. L WilliamsA J Jackson 4 4 4 7-5 3-5 Time. 23*. 40?. 1:081. Winner — B. c. by St. Symphorien — Installatrix (trained by \V. D. Randall). Went to post at 1:45. At | ost 1 minute. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. St. Klmwdod broke striding and moved up rapidly, went wide on the last turn, but drew out fast in the stretch, then tired and just lasted long enough. F. Neugent. from a flatfooted inside -tart, got qiii«+ly into forward contention, but was unable to quite get up after overcoming serious interference on the last turn. Aftermath ran well to the stretch, but tired slightly in the closing drive and is a supposed good one. Mitre dropped to the rear early and steadily improved his position in the last half. AI I.indlt-y showed early speed and unexpectedly quit at the end. Roalta, from a flyiug start, forced the early pact;, but quit and is still short. Kokomo was gaining fast in the last quarter. Overweights — Al Lindley, 2 ] ounds. ft^v')7ft SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (1:081 8 MH) Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling. OO^ I O Nrt value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPStVj jj % gtf I in Jockeys Owners O H C P S 659133GALYESTONTAN w 112 9 3 4h 8*1 3h In Graham El Primero StableS-5 8-5 7-5 1-2 1-4, 661S5*LA ROSE W 107 8 7 3' 23 2'nk 2J Horner H T Griffin 2 2 2 3-5 1-3. 66058 KOROSILANY W 107 5 5 5-'l 42* 43 3' W Miller Keene Bros 10 10 9 3 1 66203 ELLA TRUE s 102 6 I VI 1J 13 4' R Davis E J Ramsey 20 30 30 10 4 66203-COCO w 107 1 6 61 6" 5' 5* J Hunter Hall & Marshall 7 9 9 3 6-« 65S57 DUKE OF ORLEANS s 109 4 9 8' 9 9 61 J McBride H Stover 6 15 15 7 2.J DAVE WEBER w 109 3 8 9 82 1* 71 A Brown C C MeUafferty 20 60 60 20 IO I 66135 TETRAZZINI w 107 7 1 7' 75 S2 8'i T Sullivan T G Ferguson 100 100 100 40 2U ' 61637 MENDEX w 109 2 4 2= 5° 62 9 Rettig W P Fine 20 30 20 8 4 •Disqualified for foul. Time, 24. 52. 1:11. Winner — B. c. by Galveston — Dovey Montrose 1 trained by C. Winchell). Went to post at 2:00. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Galvestonian, from a striding start, dropped back quickly, but closed a big gap in the middle running, nnished fast and got up in the last stride of a terrific stretch drive. La Rose broke slowly, hut quickly got into forward contention, but tired and swerved in the last couple of strides and was disqualiti-d and placed last. Korosilany had a rough trip and. after gaining in the last half, was crowded to the inside-rail in the last sixteenth .and was lucky to be placed Ella True broke fast and set the pace. Irit was crowded out in the last furlong of a game and fast race. Coco finished will from a flatfooted inside start. Duke of Orleans got away poorly. Tetrazzini was palpably short. The winner, entered for $400, •vns bid up by F. W. Doss to 8808 and Iiought in. Scratched — 001 70 Peace dera . 107; 00058 Peligroso, 112. O-C* fc) rT rj THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. (1:12— «- -US.) Pane $400. 3 year olds and upward. DU^ I 4 Selling. Net value to winner $325. ind Horses AWtT'P St 'j jj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 66171 TRIUMPHANT w n 3 % 1 1 1U D V-h 1*1 W Miller Keene Bros 3 3 7-5 3-5 out ; B6233 ROSCOE w 5 109 9 5 8* 3" 36" 2'1 J McBride S Hardesty 8 8 7 21 6-5. 61308*THE REPROBATE w 5 107 I 2 V 2* 3* 3* J Hunter Hall & Marshall 6 9 9 3 S-» 65825 SACREDUS wsb 6 106 :, t p 4'^ 43 4« A Brown J McGrath 20 30 25 8 4 66221 NOPSEY w 3 89 8 6 66 8" 6* B* Kirsch'm H C Ahlers 4n it, 75 25 13 NM8 POTBNCIA w 7 Ml 3 I 42 5-' 5' 61 W Smith P E Smith 60 100 100 40 15 65685 ED LILBURN w 7 109 67 77 77 Graham W P Magrano 2 16-53 1 1-2 6622:: PR INC SS WHEELERw 5 105 7 8 8 8 8 8 Rettig W P Fine 12 15 15 6 2 66041 GOLDEN RULE b10 104 2 Left at the post. Thurston J V Kirby 4 6 4 2 9-10 Time. 24*. isi!, 1:1 ;J. J Winner — B. e, by Gerolstein — Erratum (trained by J. H. Raker). Went to post at 2:34. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won in a canter: second driving; third the J same. Triumphant outbroke and outstayed the others decisively and won pulling up. Roscoc ran well up from the start and finished with a belated rush into a fast going second. The Repr bate maintained close j and persistent pursuit of the winner for five furlongs and tired, was palpably short and is veiy pom I. Saeredus. also short, held his own all the ivay from a peat send-ofT. Poteneia ran fairly well. Ed Lilluuu was unable to raise a resectable gallop. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Seratehed— • i;2t 2-Magrane. 108; 88188 Sharp Boy. 100; 88288 Early Hours. 101; 05000 Eduardo, 100. Incorrect weight in entries Princess Wheeler, 108. " Overweights -Triumphant. 2 pounds; The Reprobate. 1: Princess Wheeler. 1. B^A07 Q FOIRTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (1:484—8—188.) Purse $100. 4-year olds and upward. " UU^ I O Selling. Net value to winner 8338. Tnd Horses AWt~P"PSt % jj ■%~Str~Fiii Jockeys Owners O H C P S " ' i.6!s:r-H(M)LlGAN ws 5 107 8 6 9-'i 5n 3' . 3.'. In Horner J Armstrong 8-5 8-5 3-213-201-3 66240 THE ONLY WAY Wn 5 102 1 3 33 22 2-; 1 ' | 2« .1 Hunter W Walker 8 8 8 3 3-2 M3M SIR CARTER WB 8 Ml 2 1 l3 P| 1] 8* 3| W Miller H B Rowell 4 5 5 9-5 4-". i MSN LEILA HILL wsb E h'3 5 11 S 7 7 6.\ 4-". Griswold B Belmont 6 10 10 4 8-5 • 66114 ROTROU ws 4 107 11 8 7 46 5« 5nt :.i A Brown Murphv&Truitt 6 7 7 21 6-5 6*181 CRIGLl ws 6 MS t 1 8| 3* 4-'. 4i 6- Mcntry G P McNeil 40 SO 80 30 10 8088 ROYAL RED ■ 5 107 M B B«» 6- 6-* 7n 7 A Wright W'lace.tHastings 8 13 12 4 8-5 661* -.IIM PENDERGAST ws 1 Pio 7 7 10 10 M 8 B« F Wilson T A Davies S M 2i 6 81 6S948 VIOOROSO Wa 7 M8 6 4 13 8 8 9 9 ll. Appleby Applegate&CotCn 60 M8 M0 M 12 66077 HI PI -ON AX. WaM M7 I 5 V 9 9 10 10' Graham L L Allen 30 100 100 30 15 661SS CANEJO slO 105 9 10 11 11 11 11 11 Kirscirm J J Ellerd 10 20 20 8 31 Time, 25L B0|, 1:104, 1:15. l:.Mji. Winner — B. g. by Pddie Jones —Hoolou (trained by J. Armstrong). Went to post at 2:5s. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Hooligan broke slowly and in close quarters, but steadily improved his poatttai in the « 't'st going an I a t got up in the last stride of a cyclonic stretch run. The Only Way. after la-ing reserved in close attend S ance on the pacemaker, drew to the front in the stretch, seemingly a sure winner, but swerved to defeat at the end. Sir Carter outbroke and outpaced the others for six furlongs and then tired, but showed big improvement. Leila Hill was shuttled back and nearly left, but closed an immense gap. Rotrou ran mod- 1 crntoly well for seven furlongs. Crigli failed to stay, but displayed eatly speed. Ro\ il Red was badly handled. Scratched— 00258 Pinaitd. 110. Incorrect weight in entries The Only Way. DM). Overweights- Leila Hill. 3 pounds. fiftiy^Ch EH'TH RACE— 1 Mile. (1 :3S?— 4— 117.) Purse $400. 4 year olds and upward. \J\J JZJ I *J Selling. Net value to winner 8398. ; Ind Horses AWtP~P~St \j W~% Str I in Jockeys Owners O H_C P_S ,i'i;,2-GR.VPHITE wb 5 107 4 2 23 22 2" 2' 1-1 C Miller SierraNevadaSta 8-5 21 21 3-5 1-4 66244 BAKER wb 5 HO 1 3 8* 31 3* 3« 2* W" Miller C E Durnell 1 11-101 2-5 out ' 66239-PRESTIGE WB 6 MB 6 1 I* 1* 1". D 3" J Hunter W Walker 7 7 5 7-5 1-2 , 6622i'-CLO('HE IVOR wn 7 106 I 6 3' 4'1 4" 4" 4n A Brown .1 Arnistronc 10 12 12 3 4-5 ' 66189-R.VY w S 100 2 7 7 6' 5» 5« B»« Kirsch'm W Darker 10 20 20 ( 8-5 66225 MiCIPL MTTLVANETwe 1 Ki7 5 4 61 7 7 fi3 67 J McBride P K Smith M ion ion 15 5 61839 REY DARE WsB 9 107 7 5 B* 5' 6nk 7 7 Oraham W II Hawke 40 100 100 30 6 Time. 38ft. 81ft, 1:18ft, 1:43ft. Winner -Ch. g. by GiNMlrich— Lignite (trained by F. T. Hinkey). Went to [ ost at 3:23. At post 3 minules. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Graphite, from a lucky start, was reserved in behind the leader to the stretch, where he won out going: away, but swerving all over the track. Raker broke badly on the inside and it took much effort to get him into a good position. Where he was reserved to the last turn, then finished fast, but could not get up at the end. Prestige outbroke the others and made the miming for six furlongs bv a wide gap. bill failed ■ to stay. Cloche d'Or, away poorly, ran in the deep going all the way and quit badly in the last sixteenth. Ray got away poorly and closed up considerable ground in the last half. Key Dare, prominent to the half. ; quit as if short. The winner was entered for $500; no bid. 1 Seratehed (0li1l5)Jackfull, 107. Overweights— Cloche d'Or, 1 pound. DDi) Q/^ SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (1:12—0—118.1 Purse $400. 4 year olds and upwatd. UU^OU Allowances. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWt PP~St 'A te % Str Fin "jockeys Owners O H C "p~S~" I (66IM1KSCAMADO ws 5 109 2 3 3« l2 Ink DJ W Miller H E Rowell 3-2 21 11-52-5 out 65624 TOCOLAW Wsb 5 112 1 1 4' 4« 2' 2'1 W Knapp .1 Madison 4 41 21-56-5 2-5 i 66148 EL PRIMERO ws 4 106 5 6 6 521 4' 32 A Brown E J Baldwin 20 200 200 40 10 65899 INSTRUCTOR ws 6 112 6 2 2" 6 6 4J Alarie H C Couse 20 200 200 40 fi (66223) N'ONTE LUCILLE w 4 103 3 5 Ink 2| 5s 5 J Horner C C McCaffertv 6-5 6-5 9-102-5 out 65219 WEE LASS W 4 103 4 4 51 31 3nk 6 Kirsch'm Hall & Marshall 6 20 20 6 8-5 Time. 23g. 48ft, 1:15ft. Winner — B. h, by Emperor of Norfolk — Esperanza (trained by II. E. Rowell). Went to i ost at 3:48. At post 8 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Fseamado, from a flying start, drew clear on the far turn and was boring out in the stretch, but won going away., Tocolaw, suddenly improved, rau in forward contention from the sti:rt, but failed to get up after I having been carried out br the winner, was short and will beat this kind hereafter. El Primen. away poorly, closed a big gap. was going like a shot at the end and is a good looker. Instructor, prominent for half the journey, dropped back and then came again. Nonie Lucille, after showing speed, quit badly and her race should be thrown out. Wee Lass, palpably snort, showed superior early speed, but tired at the end. i Overweights— El Primero, 1 pound, x-^-.^,.. ^ _^_._- , . New Orleans Form Chart. NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. (FAIR GROUNDS.) NEW ORLEANS, LA., Thursday, January 3, 1907. -Twenty third day. Crescent City Jockey Club. Winter Meeting (01 davsi. Weather clear- track fast. (38 btaha on.) Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary, Martin Nathanson. Raring 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. / * /"• to") r* Q FIRST RACK 5-8 Mile. (1:00—7—114.) $400 added. 3 year olds. Maidens. Fillies. UD^OO Selling. Net value to winner $3.80. I nd Horses AWtPPSt'- \ z ?t Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S NM8 ZANLOSS wit 1 K1 lo l ]h lb yr \a McAl'ster * C Van Meter M 15 15 6 3 GCOOPDINEMOCK wb M2 3 4 4"k 4 » Ink 2' Dloyd W F Schulte 10 10 7 3 8-5 66327 SPIDER WEB wb 10!) 9 2 21 32 3' 3- Troxler W E Walsh 2J 3 13-56-5 3-5 Mad JUNE TIME w 100 1 3 31 2'J 4= 41 Beckman J Garson 6 8 6 2J 7-5 L1NTIL.Y \\ lop .' | i;l E| 51 :,- D Austin J C Milam 10 20 20 8 4 ■tSM \'ILL\ WB 105 7 10 S1 8- 81 6H Andress W Gerst 20 30 30 10 5 MM LADY COVENTRY w M 4 5 7= 71 71 7h R Lowe W H Snyder 15 30 30 10 5 Hoc. FRUIT W loo 5 7 51 6"k 6- 81 Dickens J 8 McBride 7 7 6 2 1 IfASKER w •00 14 12 10= I* 9= 91 Goldstein II Gardner 15 25 25 8 4 MARY BUCHANAN W IN 15 I Ik lol 111 N* Mountain W A Kit-wan 12 12 9 3 8-5 SKKK'IA WIN 6 13 ll1 12J 101 lll Jas HensyH T Ratcheler 8 15 15 6 3 MM ADD1F. HAWKINS W H»0 13 11 13J ID 121 12l Truman J Hunch 15 25 25 8 4 MM SISTER IDA w H0112 15 141 151 14' 131 Nicol P Dunne 6 7 7 3 3-2 LAMIA WB loo 11 14 122 131 131 14- Van DusenG C I unnett 12 40 40 15 6 66191 MISS PARKER m m I 8 15* 142 15- 15'1 Man.l. i ■ M Day 20 30 30 10 5 63972 RHINE REGENTS wb loO 16 16 16 16 16 16 A Morgan F J Pons 8 25 25 8 4 Time, 24, 4S|, l:bl?. Winner — B. f, by Lissak — Zantippa (tr:iine l by C C. Van Meter) Wiiit to iH st at 2: H. At i ost B minute*. Start bad. Won driving: second and third the same. Zanliss. away running and showing imi roved form, set a fast pace from the start, stood a final hard drive gamely and outlasted Pinemock. The latter, much the best, was poorly l.andled, but ran well, finished ■:im and ua-. unlucky to lose. Spider Wei) tan fairly well, but tired after appearing the winner. June Time had no mishaps. Lintila will improve and put up a good performance. Dog Fruit had a rough trip and lias worked fast. Sister Ida was practically left at the post and not persevered with. The winner was entered for 8408; no bid. Overweight.-- .Mary Buchanan. 1 pound; Sister Ida, It i^nOA/1 SECOND RACK- 3-8 Mile. (88— •— 110.) Purse $400. 2 year-ol Js. Maidens. Fillies. OO^Odt Allowances. Nat value to winner $300. 1 n"(T Horses AWti'i'St U jj »4 Str Kin Jockeys Owners 5 H C P b WOKK-A HAY w 115 9 3 3- D J Lee J Garson 15 60 60 20 10 M22PHAZEL. If. w US 3 1 l'i 8* W R W'k'rMrs W P PerkinslO 15 12 5 2 6*229 REBEL QUEEN w 111 14 4- 32 Mitchell H Gardner 5 9 9 3 8-5 IfONTBERT w 115 2 6 72 41 R Lowe W H Snyder 12 30 30 12 6 IDA MAV a 11". 57 51 5'1 A'buchon J C Milam *8 10 10 4 2 N229HIREMSE w US I 2 8*8' Nicol Burlaw & O'N'eillt?^ 8-5 6-5 1-2 1-4 FLARNET w 115 I 5 61 71 I) Austin J C Milam *S 10 10 4 2 LUTE FOSTER m 11,10 8 1".'. ^i Hogg E Richardson 30 30 30 12 6 NETTIE MII.I.KR w US 4 1 I !''. Mountain Evers & Mever 12 25 25 10 4 Rl'DY WKK w 115 7 • ID 102 Jas Hen'sy Hurl, w • & t)' Ncillt7-5 8-5 6-5 1-2 1-4 66229 STAR OF WOODSTOCK w lll 14 14 14 11J Truman MrsWHFreenian 40 75 75 25 15 LATTICE a 115 11 12 12i 12' .1 Martin Mrs It W Wald •n2". 31 13-56-5 3-5 I.ADY HAPSBURG w 115 U 11 N U* Troxler H McCarren Jr M 16 15 6 3 rt-22'J Ll'LA D. ws H3 12 13 ll' 11 Dominick J Mannion 13 20 20 10 5 •tCouplod in betting: no separate place or show betting. Time. 12J. J3|, :;tiL Winner B. f. liy Karandole — Work (trained by K. Cromwell). Went to i oM at 2::ni. At ( ost 4 minutes. Start fair. Won driving: second and third the same. Work I D-i.v. running straight and true all the way. closed up ground from the start and. going gained at the end. was drawing away fast. Hazel If. broke fully in motion and saved much ground b\ a close turn, lint tireid slightly in the final drive. Rebel Queen showed good form and was going faster than the leiders at the end. will improve ami was probably best today. Montbort came with a tush in the last furlong and Ouisbed gamely. Ida May ran green and will show improvement. Greinse showed eirly speed, but tired last in Hie last furlong. Lattice had scant chance with a iaxir start. The others rau green and may show iinproveiueiil. Ovci .vei-lits— Lula It.. 2 pounds. ftAQAR THIRD RACK— 7-8 Mile. (1384—8—86.) Purse fit KJ. 3 year olds and upward. UO^Oi) Special Weights. Net value to winner $300. Ind" Hoi -cs' AAVt I'P St % '^ K~gjrjjii Joi-keys 0\"vtie"rs O H C P S t.6214 S1LVKRSKIN Wii5 1j5 11 8 4' 3' 3:i 3'?. 1"" Troxler W T DriiikworthlO 12 5 21 6-5 66173 RUSTLING SILK w 4 Pi9 E 3 Ink ink ]i 11 p D Austin .1 C Milam 2'. I 13-56-5 3-5 66046 LIMERICK GIRL wis 5 113 7 11 7"k r- 7i 5- 3h Hogg !•' G- i ing 25 H 40 15 6 66248 NUTWOOD wr. till 4 5 3l 43 41 21 41 Pickens H BlumeatbaJ 26 25 20 S 4 66210 OPTIONAL wit 8 113 8 7 2'1 22 & 4| 52 Nicol Mrs 11 Dernham 10 10 7 21 7-5 M 171 SEA WATER w n I 95 3 4 6' 6nk 62 61 6J Lloyd .1 A Mundy 2J 4 3J 7-5 4-5 ■81M FINERY w 3 95 9 13 ll2 91 s1 8^ 7nk Truman W E Suggs 6 12 12 5 21 66172 LA ELY wit 3 MO 13 12 81 82 91 72 81 Beckman .1 McLaughlin 6 10 10 4 2 .',lil REDCOAT ■ 1111 t, i; pii. mi. lo- :i- m 3 Dale J Hickey 15 30 30 10 6 64825 DEUXTElfPS WB 1 111 M I N 122 111 lo- in- .lohans'n W S ITico 10 35 25 S 4 I Ml VOLNEY ws f lis U K) l^i Hi yn yn ip T B CarterJ E IHikc 30 60 60 15 8 v MARY BRENT WB 7 113 1 2 13 13 13 13 121 Glasner K G Baldwin 15 60 60 15 8 BOM MISS DUSTIN w 4 109 2 1 .,- B* V 11] 13 Jas Hell'syW J Bryan 10 13 13 5 2 Time. 24. is. 1:14^. 1:2SJ. Winner Gr. g. by Kaiaday Katy did. bv King Ran (trained by G. Roland). Went to post mi 3:10, At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Silver: kin. raaalag in -ud. hilly improved form, followed Rustling Silk close up and. finishing- (hat under hard drive, got up in the Baal strides. Rustling Silk was lucky, broke fully in motion and showed the most speed ne.irl. all the wa.\. but tired after going three -quarters, but held on gamely to the end. Limerick Girl laaprored her poottkai steadily from a slow beginning and finished with a rush. Nutw.-.d tiled alter being ■ forward .ixitetider for the first half, optional was taken wide most of the way and tired in the stretch. Sea Water ran poorly. Lally was away too poorly to cut auy figure in the result. Snatched 88060 Falkland, 115; 68418 Blue i'ilate. ill. f\ f* 6 /* O FOURTH BACK 7-8 Mile. ( 1 :2.r.J - ■:;— 88.) Purse 8488. o-year old.s and upward. UU^UU Special Weights. Net value to winner 9888. Ind Horses AWtl'PSt Tt Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 66248 FLORIZEL w 6 115 2 1 l1 1' l2 l'i 11 Troxler 11 Mci'arren Jr 6 8 8^ li JTT 65535 TELEGRAPHER w 4 114 8 E 3*1 8* 8* 8* ** Mountain C E Patterson 7 10 E 2 1 (66175)K1TT1E i'LATT w 5 113 7 6 6' 72 C'i 4l 34 J Martin F J Pons 2 3 2 4-5 2-5 66231 JACOMO w n I 100 E 4 4' 31 2nk :fnk 4nk ,la.s Hen'syE Trotter 4 4 1S-56-5 3-5 66212 i'Ol.I.Y PRIM WH1109 4 2 56 6.'. 5 61 5h Abuehon (^Holle 5 6 6 2 1 KITS SOPHIE CARTER w :: 95 3 I 3' 41 71 7* V Englder H T Oxnard 10 10 8 3 3-2 66209 FAVOR! TA vr 4 MS • I Bi V 4' MI4M B Wood Mrs 1) B 'ook M 30 15 6 3 SMS DR HEARD WB 4 111 1 11 8" B* 8* 8« 8s WBWkHC T Gardner 2.5 ;*» M 13 6 J)TARLAC vv 4 114 B 7 M» M* M» 9nk o* M Murphy T Oilman M M 60 20 10 597M HORSERADISH w 4 111 11 8 72 Sh Eft M* M* J DennisonJ C Cahn M ;!*• 30 12 6 l'ROUD W 4 MB MM 11 11 11 11 11 Pen'gast C S Wilson 50 60 60 20 10 Time. o,j 4.)Si i : n p . 1:27J. Winner ]'.. g. by Juvenal Florenlia Grained by H. McCarren, Jr.). Went to po t at ::..;'.». At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. I lorizol. well handled and away running, ran to his best form and. standing repeated challenges in the early stages, stood the final drive gamely and held the others safe through the last furloui'. Telegrapher, probably best, had a rough trip and suffered from interference in the first half, finished gamely ind will improve. Kittle Piatt, away slowly, saved much ground on the turns, finished fast and pulled up la:::e. Jacomo tired after going well for three -quarters. Polly Prim was a sufferer from interfeiviue and can do latter. The others were away too badly to cut any figure in the result. f\Cl^Cir7 1HTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. (1 :12J— 5— 107.) Purse $500. 3-year-olds. Selling. \J \J tmA \J § Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses AWtPPStVj '.-,; % St. Fin Jockeys Owners O II CJ P S MM*SPION w 99 4 4 2' J 1J D D Lloyd J S Ward 11-513-59-5 1 D2~ M176 CAMPAIGNER vb 98 6 6 1» 21 T- 2l Beckman O L Richards 12 15 12 5 2 Mt74*REFINED w 107 2 7 9l 4J 41 3J Mountain W H Donohue 3 4 31 8-5 4-5 66176 MON'ERE -W 98 10 5 3n 3nk ;;J 43 Delaby J McClernand 30 30 20 8 4 66211 MISS BERTHA w 93 5 3 5'J 6J 61 5»k Goldstein J C Milam 20 20 20 8 4 66154»ZICK ABRAMS W 102 12 8 61 7nk 1\ 62 D Austin B Schreiber 10 10 10 4 2 66154 MALTA wb 96 11 2 43 51 5nu 7J Engl'der E S Gardner 20 20 20 8 3 662102JOHN KAUFMAN wb 103 3 11 7°i' S1 9nf S1 Johan's'n W S Price 8 15 li 6 3 659922VE»ME w 95 1 1 81 101 83 9nk Truman C E Brosius 15 20 15 6 3 66230 JUDGE BURROUGHS wb 107 8 13 ll2 ll2 111 10nk Troxler L Marion 10 10 10 4 2 61767 NISSA w 97J 9 10 12J 121 13l ll1 Pickens J Burttschell 50 50 40 15 8 £49^6 ENTRE VOCfl WB M 14 14 14 9h 106 121 A Martin J A Svkes 5 10 6 2i 6-5 £.5827 OUR OWN » 98 13 9 101 WR'1 3320 R I»we A A Reilly 20 30 30 12 6 62610 MISS SAGO ws 9S 7 12 13'" 8* 14 14 Marsters J Laughlin 60 60 60 25 10 Time, 23J, 48?, 1:14 J. Winner— Ch. g, by Cactus II. — Sardine (trained by J. S. Ward). ^ .Went to poet at 4:10. At poet 1 jaiaute. Start bad. .Won easily; second driving; tnkd tte same* I ' ; J J j " " ' i • a t S 1 ; ' , ' ■ ; 1 I i I i Splon ran as if best, forced and set a fast pace throughout, raced Campaigner Into subjection in the Kn\ naif and. eoming away on the turn. \\on well in hand. Campaigner broke fully in motion and showed :i good turn of speed, but was unc*ual.flor) eathig the winner. Refined, away in a tangle, closed a big gap and outgained Monere in the closing strides. The latter ran well, but tired in the closing drive. Miss; Bertha showed improved form and ran fairly well. Zick Abrams had no mishaps. Judge Burrofcghs was 1 away too poorly to be a serious factor. Entre Vous was practically left at the post. The winner was entered to be sold for $1,000; no bid. Scratched— 88188 Lucy Marie. 100; 0«17.r Anna Ruskin, OS. Overweights — Zick Abrams., 2 pounds; Nissa, 4^ /_» f% £% C* Q SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. (1:39 7— 12.1.) $400 added. 4-ycar-olds and upward. DUJlUO Selling. Net value to winner $3S0. ind Horses AWtPPSttt '.a~^~Str Fin Jockeys Owners HOP 8) _ M194*FtAVKTNT wb 4 100 4 10 9l 71 4i 32 In Lloyd R E Watkins 8 8 4 8-5 4-5 60213-HARMAKIS w 6 111 5 4 4» 32 21 22 V iMountain E Trotter 8 8 8 2 1 66195-''P. OF WOODSTOCK wb 4 104 3 5 Ink Dl l2 11 3« Beckman MrsWBFreeman 10 10 8 3 i-Z 6619(1 DAPPLE GOE-D w 6 106 11 6 71 61 52 42 41 A'buchon S B Billings U 20 20 8 3 66196 DOCILE w B 6 103 7 1111 11 11 9« 51 T Taylor Lockart Bros l. lo » h 3 66214=B11TER BROWN wsb 4 95 9 8 6nk 5n 61 6» 61 Goldstein J C Cahn 12 12 10 4 » (65418)DBLMORE w 4 110 2 2 22 24 3' 81 7nk Jas Hen'syMrs 1, Harris 3 6 6 ^J .»-» W190 OASIS s 4 M 1 1 5 1 4nk 72 52 8nk E Martin K Spence 10 10 10 4 2 66196 SOCIETY BUD wb I 93 6 3 10J 92 91 7l 91 A Martin J Mclaughlin 20 p 20 8 4 . 65996 GRANT ) DUCHESS wb 5 MB 8 7 3nk V 81 10' 102 Noone W C Price B B_N 1 I I 65902 VIRG1E WITHERS w 5 100 10 9 8' 10s 10' 11 11 F Burton D B Freeman 40 100 100 40 20 Time. 2D. IS?. 1:14s. 1:40. • J Winner— Br. f, by Hastings — Flavla (trained by It. K. Watkins). Went to post at 4:42. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same.. Flavignv ran to her U-st form, closed a tiig gap after going a half and. finishing gamely, got up in the-final strides. Harmakis ran forwardly from the start and appeared a certain winner on the stretch trrn,. but Mountain was overconfident and he lost out in the last few strides. Pride of Woodstock set the pace :nd showed a good turn of speed, but tired in the closing drive. Dapple Gold ran a good race and nn-ished fast after closing a big gap. Docile ran a fine race from where he got off. Bitter Brown had a rough trip all the way and can do better. Grand Duchess tried to bear out all the way. Oasis quit and can do much better. The winner was entered for 8800; no bid. Scratched— 08232*Gaaae, 102; t; ;214 Bitter Hand, 07; 0«2142Fonsoluca, 110; 000^7 Happy Jack H„ 103; (68087)BJetawaad, 118. incorrect weight in entries —Society Bud, 08. Overweights (J rand Duchess. I iiounds. . ____J.. Page 4 New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Friday, Jan. 4. New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Friday, jan. 4, WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. First Race [1st New Orleans] FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Selling. (1 :12J — 5—107.) Index Course Dist Time T'ck Wt St U Kj % StrFln Jockeys Best Company KNIGHTON, b. e, 4, by Knight of Ellerslie — Banana (W. Harris). Weight today 119. •6173 F. Grounds 5-8 1:011 fast IOS I 4 4 ]"-' 11 ""..las Hen'syKohlnoor, Laser! loha Peters. MM* City Park 3-4 1:20ft hvy 112 7. 1 1 21 .I2 Jas Hen'syRed Kul.v, Mr. Sn.it. Ch. Otoott. 83720 Belmont Pk 1 IdEf, fast 112 4 9 j I »» 7" Lyne. Belgrsvia, McKittredge, Bayonet. MISS WILLIE, b. f. 4, by Gorman— Nina F. Weight tcday 99. First Start. WOOLTESSA. b. c, 4, by Woolstho rpe— Contessa (J. Bunch). Weight today 101. 66141 K. Grounds i l . »:. fast : s B 4 5 6 s:i 7 ,s Truman H.Wsttersoa, AIh- Meyer, (ioldCuiu 61791 Nashville 3-4 1:141 fast 106 !♦ :t 8 Gl »'«lQullett Massle Toy, Larooe. Oesnya. 61629 City Park 7-8 1:27; fust :-7 7 C I 5 6- 0'-.las Hen'ayPat Bolter, Cepitano, Percy Clark. SONATA, b. 1. 4, by Sempronius — Lilith (P. Faut). Weight today 109. 66212 F. Grounds l 1:431 hvy 86 I 2 3 4 5* 6*»1A Morgan Missouri Lad. H.Scott. Folly l'rini 64839 Douglas Pk 1 1:431 COOd MB 9 7 7 C 11»«11»» Callus The Only Way, I'.it. Hand. Cauze. COUNTRY LAD. b. g. 4. by Lord Esterling— Rustic II. (E. W. Moore). . Weight today 101. 65425 Plmllcii 7-8 1:281 fast 107 8 'j 11 11 11 ll-':r. Smith Poqaesring.Klamesball.. J.H'inpton 6492i Hamilton 3-4 1 US hvy 103 .", 6 E Cl 5s McCarthy Wabash. Hunthorne, Kamerim. •wM Toronto t-4 i:H* fast Wt 3 3 4 &j 7U J Lee Byzantine. Kimeren, Mamie Etta. ETTA M,, b. f, 4, by Goodrich — Likewise (G. L. Shughart). Weight today 109. 63277 Memphis 11-16 1:49 fast !C s 11 ii n 11 H'-'iDuncan Tenuis. Hyacinth, Docile. 62110 Memphis 11:45 fast 96 IS IS 15 IS 14" 11*1 Duncan KUngsor. Rustling Silk, Bit. Brown 01S09 Memphis l 1:442 fast B M M l lo 6* 0s Bilac Celebration 11. Scott, Dade Henry. FLAGSTONE, b. c, 4, by Hammon — Silver Ban (W. J. Donohue). Weight today 109. 66173 F. Grounds 5-8 1:01 1 fast Ms 1 1 h li I3""14»»JL Smith Kohlnoor, Laaarkw, John Peters. 64463 Latonia 3-4 1:1.. £ lust no 9 n M ll«ft 7* Moriarity Ruby Right, Miladil.ovo. M. Johnson. THE GLAD CORSAIR, b. c, 4. by Pirate of Penzance — Gladness II. (W. J. Harding). Weight tcday 101. U1832 Oaklawn i:n 70y 1 :■•«!. hvy :■:. :. i 7 s 9' • 9' » Manders *\ Sater, A. Blong. K. Abyssinia. 61769 Oahlawn I 1:411 fast 93} 3 -i 4 5 :, 5'« liudiin Legatee, La venla True. O.G.Parke FAST MATE. b. m, 7, by First Mate— Fannie J. (W. M. Wells). Weight today 103. 65922 City Park 7-8 1:28 fast MS 4 I 8 '.i «» 9**lHelgesen W. Irishman, L.Dixon. Consideration 40500 Del „;!.• Pk 3-41:17 fast 192 t; 4 4 6" 7** M Lowe Kins Burnt, Jake. The Adfocate. MN»Kinloch l'k 2-4 1:141 fast 99 o I 6 C V M Lowe Maltster, rather Weather, Bridge. WILD INDIAN, b. c. 4. by Frederick William— Ratchet (S. T. Hopkins). Weight today 111. S6U64 City Park t 1:51! hvy W7 2 3 6 6 C 6-v.w Mcln'reMarvin Neal, Ladsari Creel. 45740 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f l :08ft fast 112 M io u n «*• D Austin Wood Claim, Verdant, Simplicity. DUESSA, or. f. 4, by Kingston — Semper Cara (S. W. Streett). Weight today 109. 65674 F. Grounds 11:41 fast 90 7 713 13 13 13**}A WilliamsBitter Hand, Stoic-. Merry Belle. 65638 F. Grounds 1 1:11? good 97 11 111 £9 M" B*| A WIUiamaMhwouriLad, OddElla, H.Wattersoa BELLE OF 0WENSB0R0. b. f. 4, by Sidbow— Golden Slipper II. (Mrs. F. Gillett). Weight todav 114. 65706 F. Grounds 3-4 1:141 fast MS 7 8 37 V 7*1 T Taylor King- WUda, Wood Claim, Violin. 61729 Crescent Pk 3-4 1:161 fast 95 lo 8 8 8] 2* Johan's'n stillhunt, Sarsaparilla, Duessa. 61648 Creso.-nt Pk 3-4 1:142 fast 110 G 7 10 C'k "' Johan's'n Sun Antoue. Amy Riley, Pill nan MADENIA, b. g, 8 by Prince of Darkness — Sue (J. J. Ogles). Weight today 110. 66118 K. Grounds 3-1 l : 141 fast 112 s ]i n n n Daussat Posing, Tsara, Fancy Dress. 37739 Crescent- Park 1 1:50ft hvy 112 7 6 7 7 7 7*T Phillips Bondage, Safeguard, Lady Mistake. ■37667 i-r.-sc.-nt Park 1 1 :16j mud 112 6 88 I 8 I Maddox Embarrassment, Bondage, WarCry. C. J. COX, b. c, 1, by Hotspur — Ethel Cox. Weight today 11G. Mist start. Second Race [2nd New Orleans] SECOND RACE — 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Colts and Geldings. Maidens. Allowances. (36 -2 -110.) TORO, ch. c. 2. by Hiero— Ducette (W. C. Price). Weight today 111. I,;--:, |.- Grounds ::-s 36! good 113 12 S* 91* Troxler Whisk Broom, Grenise, Hssel M. NO ENGINE, b. c. 2. by Hapsburg— Stannel (H. McCarren, Jr.) Weight today 115. I irst St:' 11 . SOUTHERN KNIGHT, b. c. 2, by Ute Chief— Quite Right (P. King). Weight today 111. 66229 I-'. Grounds 3-i 36ft g I IIS s 8' 8!" Manders Whisk Broom, Grenise, Hasel M. BEN BAKER, ch. g. 2, by John Baker II.— Nannie K. Weight today 112. First Start. JENNIE'S BEAU. b. c, 2. by Cameron— Jennie J. Weight today 115. First Start. ___ SABADO. Lh. c, 2, by Royal Flush III.— Sozodont (Builew & O'Neill). Weight today 115. i'h---i Start. '*a m BLUE LEE, ch. c. 2, by Blues— Lccta (Burlew & O'Neill). Weight today 115. First, Start. «i^ COUNT REINFERD, ch. c, 2, by Flambeau— Waste. Weight today 115. First Start. ANTOINE. blk. c, 2, by Lissak — Volyothen. Weight today 115. Ffrsl Stan. WATER COOLER, b. c. 2. by Wat ercolor— Beetle. Weight today 115. I'irsi Start. DICK ROSE, b. g, 2. by Sorcerer— Wavelet (.R. E. Watkins). Weight today 108. 66229 F. Grounds 1-8 SS! good 112 1 3k pj j Martin Whisk Broom, Grenise. Hssel H. FLYON, b. c, 2, by Fidelio — Bouadaway. Weight today 115. LIBERTYVILLE. b. g. 2. by Basse tlaw— Duchess Lucia (G. B. Morris). Weight today 118. 66229 !•'. «. rounds 3-8 JSfg 1 112 10 13' 12'»iJ Russell Whisk Broosa, Gremse, Hasel M. I'.oi-h-w ,v O'Neill entry- Sabado and Blue Lee. Third Race [3rd New Orleans] THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Handicap. (1:12|— 5— 107.) LUCY MARIE, b. f, 3, by Eon — Watita (J. J. Mackessey). Weight today 92. G6156 F. Grounds 7-8 1:271 fast 102 2 S 7 7. 7; 7Ti Tlilac Judge Post, Beau Brunuuel, Votlns 66104 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14| fast 106 7 4 6 ".- ."' Noone Spion, A. Rusk in, JudgeBurroughs. c:*;ri Bennlngs 1-4 1:16| good 90 :» I u 9 !'• T ChandlerZienap, Oraculuni, Holly Spanker. MORALES, br. c, 3, by The Commo ne: — Sewing Girl (W. H. Fizer). Weight today 111. 66191 ]•'. Grounds 3-4 1:14! fast 103 a I I I* '1 Seder (has.-. Be Oro, Gokl Circle. 66140 F. Grounds 3-4 1:131 fast WS 1 11 l»l 1 1 Seder SliToddlDgton.GoldClrele, SesWatet SssSS City Park 1 l:4S| hvy M4« 4 3 3 2 I* :,'■ Beder Jaconao, Boy. Breese, l-'r. FJesher. MORTIBOY, b. c, 3, by Albert — Counterbreezc (Mrs. M. Goldblatt). Weight today 103. 66030 City Park 7-8 1:311 hvy 118 4 4 3 I ::■ I »1 A'buchon Star Toddlngton, Allowmaise, l.allv. 60911 city Park 6 1-2 f 1:101 hvy 88 3 1 3 2- 1- Engi'der Monet, ;il«l, Minot. 65848 F. Grounds 7-8 1:29* stow ss 1 2 3 3 33 1* EngFder Bill Phillips, Monet. P.ofWosdstock VOTING, ch. c. 3, by Voter— Hon eydew lC. C. Van Meter). Weight today 98. 66249 F. Grounds 3-4 1:131 fast 100 s 8 8 8s S'^JMcAl'ster Jndge Bavey, B-Vertress, Brittanby 66156 F. Grounds 7-8 1 :27£ fast 104 :; 5 4 3 4' 3- Mountain Jndge Post, Bean Brummel.DeOrj 60110 F. Grounds 6 1-2 f 1:061 fast 96 S 4 5 41 4,J Beckman Csttoqary, Tudor, fantastic. MONERE, b. c, 3, by Bowling Brook or Sorcerer — Wary (J. McClernand). Weight today 93. (.ti2«'.7 (See Pair Grounds chart in this paper). 66176 1'. Grounds 5-8 1: Oil fast 107 S 12 12 in 71- J Dal- 8.11'Bseat, B-Vertress, B.oftheBay 66829 I-". Grounds 5-S l: Ci mud 1"! 1 2 2 3- 3° A'buchon Black Burn, Bertmont, FleetlngSta'r SWEET KITTY, ch. f. 3, by Todd ington— Mamie B. (Mrs. A. N. McQueen). Weight today 90. G.".7::i F. Grounds 5-8 1:02 fast w 7 7 8 S 8" A Martin Boaart, Baren Arnold, Dry Dollar €4:.::i Win. ism- 5-8 l.oij! fast 105 4 13 3' 2- Moreland Salvisa, French Empress 'Malta 64473 Windsor r 1-2 1 1:0*1 fast M I 1 l ::- 6s! Pen'gast Flee;. star, JesenldaeE^ G. Pheasant JUDGE DAVEY, ch. c, 3 by Giginteum — Cuirass (C. De Witt). Weight today 106. 66249 F. Grounds 3-4 1:131 fast 110 I ill1 PJ J Martin B. vertress, Brittanby, ;. Pirate 05506 Aqueduct 1 1:41| stow i"2 :: 1 l i. 2J 21 Finn Beauelere Reside Icrooel 66433 Aqueduct 7-s 1 :27i fast 107 ill .", 4- 4'1 Sewell Melesey, Beaaclere, Acrobat. COLLOQUY, b. f. 3, by Russell— Latour (G. Holle). Weight today 115 66193 F. dr.. uo. is 3-4 1:13} fast 99 I 1 I l«a 4'J Bilac Juggler, Rusk. Charlie Eastman 66119 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1 :061 fast 95 I i 1 1- I* Garner Tndor, Fantastic. Voting 6S904 City Park S-8 1:011 good 107 ' 2 1 P 13 Garner Boaart, Voting, Sally Preston. DE ORO. ch. c. 3, by Don de Oro — E. S. 3. (B. T. White). Weight today 105 OK. Grounds lm70y 1:4.11 good 104 2 2 2 2 l- 4*1 W B Wk'rF.li'all. Gild, Pompadour. 66191 I-'. Groumls ".-1 1:141 last 106? I 2 :: :::' 1 Mountain Morales, Chase, Cold Circle. 66156 I'. Grounds 7-S 1 :27e fast 105 4 1 2 2 3'i 1J Itofklliaa Jndge Post, Beau Bruiiimel,' Voting Fourth Race [4th New Orleans] FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile. 4-year-ckls and upward. Allowances. (1:30—7—123.) H0LL0WAY. b. c, 4. by St. Gatien — Miss Maggie (M. F. McDonald). Weight today 105 66247 F. Grounds 1 1:41 fast 102 ( .; 5 I 41 7'; Bngl'der BeauBrummel, Lady Ellison Darin" 66192 F. Grounds 1 1-16 1:461 fast 99 1 2 3 3 4:» 4 »iBilac Phil Finch. Min. Adams p Sterlln" 6S1S I-'. Grounds lm 70y 1:44| fast MH 7 3 2 2 2* 2* earner Debar, Nutwood. Delphle. ORBICULAR, ch. c, 4. by Smile — Orbed Maiden (J. J. Murray). Weight today 101 66157 F. Grounds 1 1:391 fast '"-1 3 " 3 3 31 1- Mountain M. Adams. St. Valentine higgler 06120 F. Grounds 7-8 1:251 fast 103 13 4 4 3= 3*1 Uelgesen Lady Esther. Juggler, Phil Finch' 65074 City Park ll:43|mndl07 4 4 4 4 S1* 4*1 Helgesen Uoldic, Besterllng, Old stone. SNEER, ch. g. 6, by Bathampton — Ironic (M. Burton). Weight today 95 C623B F. Grounds 5-S 1 :41 g 1 85 :. 9 4 :.-: i\"\F Burton Toboggan, Alencon, Meadowbreer.'" 65! S F. Grounds 3-4 1:161 slow 101 I 4 S 7,; 7"1F Burton Woodsaw. Operator. Happy Jack II c.:si2 !•'. Cr..ut:.is r. 1-2 1 1471 fast 991 * 4 4 4" 4,! P Hurton clamor, Bebo, Lady Henrietta. BESTERL1NG. b. h, 5, by Lord Esterling — Lucrece (Mrs. S. Reid). Weight today 107 C6231 F. Grounds 1 1:411 good 112 1 t 4 1 4" 3S1 Troxler Phil Finch, II. Waiters laconu 66121 F. Grounds I '1-16 1 :47l fast 109 14 14 IS 15 15 14" Hogg Allowmaise. St Valentine Gild ' SssSl City Park 1 1-10 1:52] hvy MO 2 2 3 4 31 in Garner Envoy, James Beddlck, Debar. MERCES. h. m. 5, by Atheling — Miss Doone (L. M. Holmes). Weight today 93 65918 City Park 7-8 1:28 fast 109 2 3 11 11 11 li-'' I) Austin Ancestor, La. -ache. Al.-or SSSOSCIty Park 5-8 1 :"::s stow 104 1 3 .". II .v\i Aostin Ch, Eastman, Mntlins. Lacy Yonag. LADY ELLISON, b. m, 5, by Wools thorpe — Amabel (C. R. Ellison). Weight today 93. 66247 F. Grounds 11:41 fas! lo.". 2 2 4 .". :.' 2- Mountain Beau Brumniel. Daring, Wes 65996 City Park 7-8 1:301 hvy ''"'■' 7 :: 3 4 4* r:-1 .las Hen'syDargin, Devout, Woodsaw. SS86S F. Grounds lm 70y 1:451 good 109 1 I 2 2 2:1 21 .las H.n-.syColdsmith, Kitty Piatt, Tinker. LADY ESTHER, b. f, 4, bv Lord Esterling — Miss Alica (P. H. Jones). Weight today 103. 66120 F. Grounds 7-3 1:25! fast 95 4 111 1- 1- Gamer Jnggler, Orblcalar, I'hil Finch. 66957 City Park 7-8 1:281 fast 994 4 111 l'l 1 1 Jas Hen'syJsek Dolan, PoOyPrlm, KrttJePlatt 15920 City Park 1-4 1:13| fast 96 4 3 4 41 2: '1' Taylor M'dowbreese, S.Valentine. Frontenac RATHER ROYAL, br. g. 5. by Prince of Monaco — Crowned Quean (R. C. Nelson). Weight today 107. 66122 F. Grounds 1 1:401 I'asi !»; 1111 1«$ 1« .las Hen'syHsrmakis, Pr. of W'dstoek, Devont 65869 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:461 good 108 2 2 I 3 1*1 1| Beckman Merry Pioneer, Harmakis. Oberoa. ST. VALENTINE, b. h. 6, by Himyar— Bracelet (A. P. Gir.ter). Weight today 113. 6624S I-'. Grounds I 1-16 1:461 fast IM 2 4 2 2 21 2» W R WkerL. Charm. J. Beddlck, Ftorlzel 66157 I". Grounds 1 1:301 fast HI 6 E S 4 43 3* Garnex Orblcalar, Min. Adams. Juggler 96121 K. Grounds 1 1-16 1^71 fast lit : 4 3 3 3J 21 Mountain Allowmaise, Gild, Harry Scot;. OBERON, ch. c, 4, by King Gold — The Wraith (J. McClernand). Weight today 98. 65954 City Hark 11:411 fast MS 9 C 5 4 3= l1 J Dale Roseboro, Goldway, Tsara. 65902 City Park 1 1-8 1 :55| good 104 12 1 2 V S*| J Dale llarinakis. Padre. Sealploek. BS099 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:46| good Mil 4 4 4 fi Gl 4- Noone BatherBoyal, M. Pioneer. Harmakis DR0MI0. ch. h, 5, by Lamplighter — New Jersey (W. H. McMulIen). Weight today 103. 66213 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:48| hvy MS •; 1 1 1 21 1" Bilac Harmakis. Tern's Bod, B. Cramer 66194 F. Grounds 1 1-2 2::'. U fast M I I .". lo M"10"»Bilac Shawana. Padre. Havigny. MISSOURI LAD, b. g, 4, by Top G allant— Margaret Allen (F. Cook). Weight today 105. 86212 I-'. Grounds 1 1:431 hvy 107 5 1 1 1 1- 1* Garner Harry Scott. PoBy Prim. Grevilla. 66102 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:441 fast 101 4 2 2 2 ll 1= Garner Jacomo, Debar, Knight of Iranhoe. 09967 City Park 7-S 1 :321 hvy 109 1 2 3 3 T- 21 Nicol Glamor, Debar, Rickey. VERIBEST, ch. f, 4, by Russell— Option (T. Kiley). Weight today 88. 66227 F. Grounds 3-4 1 :14| g I 102 11 10 10 11} 9"IBilac Woodsaw, Lady Henrietta, Pity. 66084 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:101 hvy 99 4 7 .". 4'J 2J Goldstein Tmlor, Ttchimlngo, Trepan. ■6437 Latonia 3-4 1 :ir.g fast IOS 13 10 9 lo1 9*ft Moreland Ruikma, St. Noel, laspector GirL TERN'S ROD, ch. g, 5. by Nimrod — Tern (W. Eaganl. Weight today 100. (,621? I-'. Grounds lm 70y 1:481 hvy 102 4 4 2 2 9* :'.:,i K Rice Brsmto, Harmakis. I'.ernie Cramer. 66159 F. Grounds 1 1-16 1:471 fast 102 7 2 2 2 |k ]' Bilac Huntington, M. Pioneer, Lem.Glrl. tCOSV City Park 7-8 1 :2CJ fast 102 7 9 9 S 71 7" K Kice Lady Esther, I. Dolan, Polly Prim. Fifth Race [5th New Orleans] FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (1 ::;'.»— 7— 123). GLAD PIRATE, ch. c. 3, by Pirate of Penzance— Gladness (J. Mannion). Weight today 103. 66849 F. Grounds 3-4 1:131 fast 103 5 7 I :: 4", u You,- Judge Davey, B. Vertress, Brittanby 66173 F. Grounds 7-s l:2*j fast ill lo 9 9 ! 9» 9»j Bilac JJtarrough, SniderWeli, SeaWater. 65731 F. Grounds 5-1 1:02^ fast 102 11 11 11 U 9* Goldstein Snada. Frank Fleslur, Monere. DRUIEN, ch. c. 3, by Meadowthome — Merry Wanderer (J. W. Morman). Weight today 103. 66245 F. Grounds 0 1-2 f 1:071 fast K'S 14 12 11 11- 9lt MouKain Decklaw, No Quarter, BurenAriioi.l. 66104 F. Grounds 3-4 1:141 fast l!2 2 2 2 64 lD'lMountaln Spton, Annn Buskin. Lncy Marie. 65|00 City Park 5 1-3 f l:09g good HO 3 1 1 la 1^ Mountain D-ul.t, Captain Hale. R,. Miuton. GOLDMINE KING, ch. c, i b^ tjlr Matt— Tululah B. Weight today 97. First .Start. SCHROEDERS MIDWAY, ch. c, 3. by Del Paso II.— Dansante (J. Shannon). Weight today 08. 66245 F. [rounds 5 h-t I 1:071 fast Me 15 15 j| 11 l4"ftU Murphy Decklaw, No Quarter. BurenArnohl. 66140 F. Grounds 3-4 1:131 fast 105 3 4 4 4' 5»1M Murphy Morales, ShToddington, GoldChrck. •0948 City l'ark 0-8 1:03* hvy 89 5 S 10 10l 9' A Morgan Nedra, Cold Circle, I'rinee Brutus. BROKEN MELODY, blk. £. 3, by Ruskin— Wagnet (R. Porter). Weight today 93. 66232 F. Grounds lm70y.l;48 good 90.7 U 1.1 i I' W Van DusenQnlnn Brady, Gauss, II. BasworUi. 66172 F. Gronads 7-8 1:28! fast li 7 4 3 .: 3 31 4S1 Mountain J. Burrongh, Spider Web, Sed Water. FIRE ALARM, b. g, 3, by Bathampton — Pandemonium (G. H. Neal). Weight tcday 99. C5921 City Park 11:42?. fast 100 3 2 1 I 4' 6*1 Jas Hen'syC. Ward. Anna Buskin. Associate. &*41 F. Crounds 3-4 1:15! Slow 99 7 7 6 a- 4*1 Goldstein K.of Ivanhoe, SirVagrant, G. Duke. 60956 F. QrouadS 5 1-2 f 1:0.£ fast Ml 11 10 11 11 12-' iT Taylor Clamor, Beau Brumniel, Morales. ROYAL BOND. br. c, 3, by Kantaka— Himyara (C. C. Van Meter). Weight today 99 66172 F, Grounds 7-8 1:291 fas! 112 1112 11 10 11' lo" Hogs J.Bnrrough. SpiderWeb SeaWater 66154 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14! fast M4 s s : :,- 9*1 Hogg Western, Chase 23ek llnassii 65845 F. Grounds 7-8 l:2»* slow 114 2 5 7 6 f* 6 -iMountaln Gold Circle, Gle'ndoveer, SpiderWeb WESTERN, ch. c, 3, by Handsome — Independence Day (Evera & Meyer). Weight today 110. 66330 F. Grounds lm 70y 1 : 451 good 103 3 I I 6 81 sl: '.P.ila.- Blfall, Gild, Pompadour. 661 54 F. Grounds 3-4 1:M?; fast 98 I E S !» Bi Lloyd chase. Zi.-k Ahrssss, Kaiserhoff. 66032 City Park 5-8 1^3f hvy '.'7 2 5 6 3J 1*1 A Martin 15. of the Bay, Bin.' Dale. Soprano LADY VIMCNT, b. f, 3. by Gold Heei;v— Hindoo's Dream II. (J. Bunch). Weight tcday 93. D62S2 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:48 good M 3 8 12 12 12) 12: ' .'.Truman guinn Brady, Gaase, n. Bosworth, G6154 F. Grounds 3-1 1 : lis fast 105 I 9 8 71 6*1 Mountain Western, Chase, y.iek Ahranis 65021 City Park 1 1 : 42* fast loo 7 7 6 6 1- S" A Martin C. Ward, Anna Buskin. Associate. L. S. B., blk. c. 3, by Moncreith. — Lorrannia (Mrs. T. Capo). Weight today 95. 66176 F. Grounds 5-8 1 Mi fast Ml 11 7 s si 6"fDelmater S.M'meat. P.. Vertress. B.oftheBay 65687 F. Grounds 3-4 1:15| fast 104 2 1 1 li 1» C Morris J. Burroughs, Cold Circle. Elixit 66055 F. Grounds 6 1-2 f 1:971 fast lo2 9 S 9 'Jh 99i Delmater Clamor, Beau Brumniel. Morales. IMPERTINENCE, b. f. 3. by Intru sive— Dot S. (G. C. Bennett). Weight today 97. 66154F. Grounds 3-4 1:14! fast 1"7 2 3 4 41 7,;1 W McGee Western, Chase, Zick Abrams G6958 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast M2 1 12 M 111 M»* Engi'der Morales, Chase. Solly M. 93919 Buffalo 4 1-2 f G5s fast 107 3 3 7- S10 AV McGeo Lady Vera, I.uey Marie, Kandyl. GARGANTUA, br. c, 3, by Giganteum— Aster (Mrs. M. Goldblatt) Weight today 10(1. 66173 F. Grounds 7-S 1:281 fast MX .". ;. 6 .". 5k 5* .las Hen'syJ.Burrougb, SpiderWeb, SeaWater. 98100 F. Grounds 4 1-2 t 55 fast 110 2 t 4 V Jas Hen'syToy Boy, Spider Web. Ooltness 65455 Latonhl 3-4 1:142 fast 104 11 C 7 9' 7* A'buchon E.Eimnniel, T.ColdenP.ini. Tanhark. HENRY BOSWORTH, b. c. 3, by Jim Gore— Melody (J. C. Milam). Weight today 106. 66232 F. Grounds lm 76y 1:48 g 1103 I 3 5 I 6' i Bilac guinn Bra.lv. Gaase. V. Ftoshec 66119 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:0S| fast 104 7 8 8 8 7'" L Austin Collouuy, Tndor Fantastic ESSMCity Park 5 1-3 f 1:101 hvy 89 .8 8 9 9 8" Boadwee Tudor. Tlcfaimingo, V'erihest. NANCY HART. b. f, 3, by John B right— Cascaret (D. L. Peterson). Weight today 98. 96230 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:451 good 84 8 8 8 8 I 9««i A Morgan Blfall, Gild, Pompadour; 66140 F. Grounds 3-4 1:131 fast 103 9 11 11 ]o- l"-'.'.ll Al.-x Morales. SirTuddington, Cohicirele 65845 F. Grounds 7-8 1:201 stow 90 SM 9 I 9l i -' H Alex Gold Circle, Glendoveer, SpiderWeb ASSOCIATE, ch. c, 3, by Smile— Society (J. J. Murray). Weight today 101. 65921 City Park 1 1:42* fast 103 1 i 4 2 3' 31 Helgesen P. Ward, Anna Buskin. Eva lser. 65849 F. Grounds 3-4 1 :1.".£ stow 104 8 9 9 9- 83 Helgesen K.of Ivsnboe, SirVagrant, C. Puke. KAISERHOFF. ch. g, 3. by Lord Esterling— Emma Holle (G. Holle). Weight today 95. G615#F. Grounds 3-4 1 :! 1;? fast 169 7 I :. 61 I* T Taylor Western, Chase, Ziek Abrams. 66100 F. Grounds 4 1-2 f 65 fast 103 10 !» 10* 9*1 Beckman Toy Boy, Spider Web. Gargantna. 66063 City l'ark S-S 1:951 hvy 11" 13 7 7 9b 3' Lloyd Spion, Excuse Me, Jane Time. Sixth Race [6th New Orleans] SIXTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:4$!— 4— 100.) LEMON GIRL, br. m. 6, by Madstone — Lodema (M. Deatherage). Weight today 103 6til59 F. Grounds 1 1-16 1 :47l fast M6 9 5 5 3 3' 4*1 Noone Tern'sKod, Huntington, \i Pioneer 65504 Pimllco lm 40y 1 :481 hvy 102 7 lo lo 9 »;'■' Jl'lMercado Ivsnboe, Widow's Mite Cadh-bon 65466 Pimllco 1 1-8 1 :.r.."i fast MOUI :'. 2 2 3- 35 Noone Grevilla. Ivaaboe, Blue 'Buck. RED LIGHT, ch. m, G, by Tammany — Halo (P. J. Millett). Weight today 10G C6231 F. Grounds 1 1:411 gooo. 103 2 .". :. i :. 5s* blinder PhllFineh, H.Watterxon, Besterllng 65509 Aqueduct 15-16 2:15 slow M 4 5 7 7 51 B1C Boss A. Muskoday, Palette. Sir Balnb 65433 Aqueduct 11:09 fast 19313 S S C 5i 5" iH McUan'lOrinomle's Right, Tarietes, Yada. JACK LORY. br. h, 5. by Top Gallant — Bonnie Bird (C. Schawacker). Weight today 101. 66232 F. Grounds ini fOy 1:48 good 112 13 13 13 hi 10} 8* Pickens Guinn Brady, Gaase. 11. Bosworth. 59291 Crescenl Pk 1 1-16 1:57 hvy 110 12 3 l P. 2- Feteht Sonoma Belle, Bonvier Kenton 59219 Crescent Pk 1 1-8 1^8! stow Ml 4 4 3 E 4' 4*1 W Hayes Nones, Los Angeleno, forward Hale. DELE STROME, ch. f. 3. by Ben Strome — Lindele (J. E. Murphy). Weight today 84. 66104 F. Grounds 3-4 1:141 fast 1"' '■" 1- 12 91 6»*1F Swain Spton. Anna Ruskin. l.u.v Marie 64428 Saratoga 5 1-2 f 1 :10 Rood 92 2 7 7 8- 9*1 Heffnan Plausible. Mintberla, Tllelng 64210 Saratoga r. 1-2 f 1 :07 fast 9u E 7 7 71 B*I Koeraer Beggar Maid. Mintberla, Bndors. AGGIE LEWIS, b. m, 6, by Pira:e of Penzance — Cicely (J. J. Ogles). Weight today 104 66196 1-'. Grounds lm 70y 1:461 fast 99 1 E •". 6 7i 8° Dan Mat Lacacbe, Sealploek Krla Lee ' ' 6233S Memphis 1 1:09] fast ItKi 14 5 C 71 07 Callus Sealploek. Paul. Secret ' 0222". Memphis 1 1-4 2:12 mud 96 2 4 5 C 61 711 BcovUto The Gadfly, Dol'imla, Mamie Algol. LANGFORD JAMES, br. g. 6. by Lamplighter — Louisiana (W. Kern). Weight today 110. 66232 !•'. Grounds Lm 70y 1:48 good 111 1212 8 7 71 6*1 Toung Quinn Brady, Gsase, ll. Bosworth. 66177 F. Grounds 1 1-10 1:461 fast l"7 S :: 4 5 4J B*» D Austin Lucky Charm, Dr McCluci- Leas 1* 60968 City Park 11:48ft hvy 100 7 .", 7 7 T» 5";:.KngiMer Gaase, L. Charade, D. MeKeana.' ADBELL. br. h, 6. by Plaudit — Nahma (Mrs. M. Goldblatt). Weight todav 111 66210 F. Grounds 6 1-2 f 1:241 hvy 1 20 13 3 2 l' 7s Jas Hen'syH. Lucas, J. Kan f man Pompadour it. 172. P. Grounds 5-8 1^)11 fast 122 11 8 7 61 4*1 R Lowe Kohh r, Luxation, John Peters 65846 F. Grounds 3-1 1:151 stow 10* 10 E 4 4- 6*ft A'buchon Woodsaw, Operator, Happy Jack II OMAR KHAYYAM, b. g, 4, by Himyar — Frogmoro (E. S. Gardner). Weight today 100 66175 F. Grounds I 1:41ft fast 103 S E 1 1 2- 2s Van DusenK. Plate Delphle, Kemp Ridgeley! 65041 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:063 fast MO 14 7 9 71- 8*1 Mountain Gotdproof, Come On Sam. Eavorita. 65828 F. Grounds 1-4 1:171 mod 190 5 5 f Sl 8si Mountain Daring, PlnstJcker, French Nun. BULLFINCH, br. g, 6. by Goldfinch— Vandalia (J. W. O'Neall). Weight today 106. 06196 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:461 fast 10914 14 13 13 13* 10*1 Pen'gast Lacacbe, Sealploek, Krla Pee. 66122 I". "'.rounds 1 1 :40g fast 91 7 4 4 4 7 1 l*JA Morgan R. Royal, Harmakis, Pr. of W'dstoek 15068 F. Grounds lm 70y 1 :47)* good 109 3 7 7 I 5L 5;l F Keyes Goldsmith, Lady Pllison. K. Platl. GREENCREST, b. g. 6. by Goldc. est— Ethel Green (Mrs. M. C. Lyles). Weight today 1U8. 66193 F. Grounds 3-4 1:13ft fast 109 8 M 11 U1 ll1* T Meade Jnggler, Busk. Charlie P.astmau. 57648 Toronto 1 1-1 2:051 fast 110 1 1 2 2 Sft .-.:l T si.- Ralph. Wire In. Gay Minister. 57593 Fori Erie 1 1:451 mud mi .". 4 4 4 4'* r- jj Miller Baby Ring, Amberita, Cberipe. SCALPLOCK. b. g. 4. by Oddfellow — Moya (P. King). Weight today 110. 66196 F. Grounds Im70y 1:46ft fast MS 1 :• 7 4 ::1 29 Manders Lacacbe. Brls T.ee. Each- Charade. 66123 F. Grounds 1 3-16 2 ^11 fast 1«8 9 2 2 4 4' 8" Manders Col. Bartlett. Flavigny, Hnntingtoo 66995 City Park 11-4 2:15 hvy li)5 5 2 .". 3 i- 410 Mountain Fonsoluca, Flavigny, Big Bow. HAPPY JACK II., b. h. 5, by Hal ma— Sally Ban (J. Arthur). Weight today 104. 66087 City Park 1 1-M 1:53ft hvy 104 3 4 4 E 5s ."'"Garner Klelnwood, Foreigner, Jungle Imp. 99059 City Park 1 1:47* hvy 103 1 6 2 1 li 1* D Austin Dr.McCluer. Lampadrome, Bon \l..t. 65977 City Fark 3-4 1 :1«S mud 107 1 5 4 43 4*1 C Morris St. Noel, Weed Claim. Laeache. MERRICK, ch. g, 4. by Golden G arter— Bianca (J. C. Milam). Weight today 103. 66227 F. Grounds 3-4 1 J4| good 199 8 5 5 5* -V' A'buchon Woodsaw, Lady Henrietta. Pity. 66175 F. Grounds 1 1:41ft fast 103 7 2 5 11 11 14"ftD Austin K. Piatt. O. Khayyam, Delphle. 66101 F. Grounds S-4 1:14ft fast 105 10 9 7 6- lla E Austin Palloday, Frontenac, Tyrolian. DELPHIE. br. m, 5, by Atheling— Liffey (M. A. Healey). Weight today 112. 66248 F. Grounds 1 1-14 1:461 fast I'd 3 2 2 ", :, - :,■• R Powers 1,. charm, St. Valentine, .1. Reddk-k 66175 F. Grounds 11:41ft fast MS 3 I 3 I E* 3' R Powers K. Piatt. O.Khayyam, K. Ridgeley 6613S F. Grounds lm Wy 1:40] Cast io7 244 4 4* 4*1 R Powers Debar, HoUoway, Katwaod. SAFETY LIGHT, b. h, 6. bv Lamplighter— Amelia P. (P. M. Civill). Weight today 102. 65814 F. Grounds 13-16 2:03 fast 999 l :t 9 6 5 29 Nlcol Padre, Gladiator, Lena J. 66758 F. Grounds 1 1-3 2:35ft fast Jo:: s r, 2 I 21 2' Garnet* I. it. Scout. F. Favorite, Mamie Algal. 65653 F. Grounds 1 1-4 2:08 fast ME ( 7 I I 3' 21 Mountain Gladiator, Oberoa, Little Seoul. MA2IE O'NEILL, b. f. 3. by Ogden— Fellide (R. E. Watkins). Weight today 84. 66154 F. Grounds 3-4 1:141 fast 1'" H Hi lo lo'. 5* A Martin Western, Chase. Zi.-k Abrains. 85813 F. Grounds 3-4 1:141 fast 99 8 S 6 4** 3*ft R McDan'lAllowniaise. Cold Circle, Pbaa.Llgbt 65773 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1 Mt fast 110 8 5 5 3U 2:1 Troxler Monere, H.ofMonlehello, Spi.le; Well Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Friday, January 4. Oakland Entries and Past Performances for friday, January 4. ____ i fi — ~ — — — — j WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK GOOD. • ' . ' ! '" ' ! : "i First Race [1st Oakland] FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (SOf— 2— 100.) Index Course Dist Time T'ck Wt St V\ \h. % StrFin Jockeys Best Company SHARP BOY, br. g, 5, by Blitzen — Sue B. (Greenmeyer & Bobb). Weight todav 119. 66168 Oakland F C 1:13ft hvy 106 4 2 5 9* 11**§A Crown Ch. Wlttman, Nsaie Lacille, i-lli-a. 65970 Oakland 1 l:44| stop MS •". 3 3 5 63 6** Lawrence Beeehwood. Salable. Kotroa. 65916 Oakland lm 59y 1:47ft Stop 104 3 2 7 8 8 8:u,iGrabam Avonalis, Gov. Davis. Eazell. QUEENCUP. eh. m, 7, by King Faustus— Or.tavia (P. G. Lynch). Weight today 119. 66149 Oakland F C 1:141 slop 104 2 :: :: 5"* 6'»1E Lynch Bell Reed, Metlakatla, Bersala. 37613 Oakland 5-8 1:01ft fast 90 5 3 :.' 4~ r,'! b Wilson Amasa, Troy. Quartre. 17480 Oakland E 1-2 f 1:M4 stow M0 4 2 t 4ft ."■•' Donovan Orsias, Oro Viva. Hell Heed. TITUS II.. b. g, 7. by Bloomsbary — Sister to Ruth Ryan (G. P. McNeil). Weight today 119. 65930 Oakland .". 1-2 f Cos.; slop MB 2 3 5 B'l 5*1 T Sullivan David Poland, Jake Ward. Creiiorc. 95896 Oakland F C 1:121 stop Hi 4 5 5 I 5' T Sullivan Laura F. M., Remain, RoyalRogne. S5861 Oakland 3-4 1:14 good 109 1 1 1 l«t 3- T Sullivan Golden Rule, clandestine, St. Denis. BILL SHORT, ch. h. 5. by Wood Moss— Gold Bangle fW. P. Magrane). Weight today 119. 90480 Oakland M0 2-4 mud 1:16ft 6 6 6 51 5'* Graham The Reprobate. Mini... Minion. 50099 Oakland 104 5-S stow 1:01 7 5 5 0* 4*ft R Wilson BlackArt, LilyGoldtng, I.aura p.m. 51122 Oakland 104 F C fair 1:121 1 3 5 i- 5" F SullivanG. P. M'N'ear, Bar. Bolsad, H. Bill JOE GOSS, ch. g, 10, by Lysander — Vandalight (Lewis & Sells). Weight today 119. 66094 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:22! mud 107 4 3 3 3) 4"i J Duggan The Mighty, Bell Seed, Hersaiu 66023 Oakland F C 1:13ft hvy MS •"« 7 7 5'J 4" J Duggan Hersain, Bell Seed, Marie H. 95061 Oakland 3-4 1:14 good M0 5 0 7 8* S * L WilliamsGoldenRnle, Clandestine, Titus II. SAM G., br. g, 6, by Rey del Sierras— Kathlene (L. L. Allen). Weight today 119. 66935 Oakland 5 1-2 t 1:08S sloy M0 I 7 8 8 S=-iW Smith Heetor, DeUtgOS, Hlgrett*. MELAR, b. m, 5,'by Foul Shot— Nora Ives (R. Gutter). Weight today 117, 66149 Oakland F C 1:14) Slop 109 7 8 S V' 7** Graham Bell Reed, Metlakatla, Hersain. 65858 Oakland 1 1:42* good IM E 4 4 S *•« 5*1 Sandy Susie Christian. Cberipe, hmbellts. 65744 Oakland lmlOSy 1 :5o* stow M0 5 I •" 7 7 I-'-" .V Drown Fury, Cone Wolf, IssbeUta. SOUNDLY, b. m, 9, by Wood Moss— Sound (A. IngersolD. Weight tcday 117. 66168 Oakland F C 1:13ft hvy 106 .". 7 6 6:: 71* Kirsch'm Ch. Wiliinan, Nonie Lucille. F.ll.a. 95966 Oakland F C 1:13J stop 109 1 1 1 li t".,\V Knapp .lake Ward. Bell Reed. Dr. Bhermaa 957S7 Oakland F C 1:12 fast 104 5 11 lak 3*1 Kirsch'm Distributor. Metlakatla. Sheen. MARIE H., ch. m, 5, by King William II.— Flamora (D. S. Fountain). Weight today 117. 66184 Oakland 3-4 1:16ft hvy 104 :: 2 2 2'1 3*J W Miller Escamado. Hersain, M.AI.Bowdisb. S6922 Oakland F C 1:13ft hvy 109 :: 2 2 2*ft 3 L FountainHerssin, Bell Reed. )os Gess. C5966 Oakland F C 1:I3| Slop llo 7 8 7 61 B*ft L FountainJake Ward, Bell Reed. Dr. Sherman EFFERVESCENCE, b. m, 6, by Bathampton — Effervescent (T. R. Linton). Weight today 117. 66051) Oakland F C 1:12ft hvy MS I S E 7". 7:' .1 Mcl'.ride ch. Wlttman, Dock Sure, Comill'o. 53727 Oakland 3-4 1:14ft fast Ms ,; :. n lo' lo" Wiley Dan Collins. Bedmont, Revolt. 53170 Oakland 3-4 1:141 fair W8 •". 3 I 4ft 7." j Jones Balfard, Laura F. M., ssawea. BLACK SAM, ch. g, 4. by Rancocas— Hecley (Selma Stable). Weight today 115. 66204 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:09 hvy 107 a :. S S* 7** A Brown Ctoadligbt, Sir Russell, Phalanx. 66167 Oakland 5-8 1:04ft hvy 124 5 C E 0»t 7: W JohnsonPrincess Wheeler, S. Silver, Mhno. 661 is Oakland S 1-2 1 1:11ft stop ill 8 6 1 2:: 27 W JohnsonBogohsins, Vlncentto, Bey Carlo. DE GRAMMONT, br. h. 5. by Grammont— Frolicsome (W. Durker). Weight today 114. 65841 Oakland 7-8 1:28ft fast 104 10 6 4 3 fa 7' Kirsch'm Yellowstone. Watchful. Alma Bov. 96769 Oakland FCM:11 good 1"!) 5 7 1 9* 4* W Knapp Mansard. Jake Ward, Mini... 67.621 Oakland 5-S 1 :01g fast 119 10 10 10 10 M *ftKlracb'm Judge, E. M. Brattain, Jake Ward. Second Race [2nd Oakland] SECOND RACE— G 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. ( 1 :isi— 4— !•."..) M. A. POWELL, ch. h, 5. by Faverdale— Burgonet (C. C. McCafferty). Weight today 107. 1=6262 Oakland 11:441 slow 106 4 3 1 I 6* l"J McBride Fulletta, Magraaa, Roll*. 16167 Oakland E-Sl:04fthvy 133 6 7 6 .".' 4- Diaasal Priacess Wheeler, S. Silver. Mimo. £•032 Oakland ft* C 138ft hvy 11". I 5 S 12 12 Lawrence Hersain, Bell Reed. Marie II. LAURA F. M., b. m, 7, by Ben Strome — Stapella (W. M. Caine). Weight today 10G. 66132 Oakland 5-8 1:011 stop 109 4 3 4 3*3* T Clark Marion Rose, David BoUsd, Judge. 65931 Oakland 3-4 1:18 slop lo: 2 12 1' 3 J A Brown Neptuuns, Jndge, Salable. 608LKJ Oakland F C l:12jj slop 11J 2 13 2j l1 W Knapp Hersain, Royal Rogue, Tim Hurst. SWAGGER, b. c, 4, by Ben Brush —Blue Grass Belle (F. Itson). Weight today 104. K62..T Oakland 3-4 1:161 riow MG M ! '■ 7- 4s C.raham To San. Batldor, Cardinal Sarto. 66130 Oakland 7 1-2 f 1:381 slop 107 1" 1" 1" 1" ] l»--".i Hunter nChthaahna, .1. Peadergast. Bxapo MfeS Oekl 1'1:49| atop M6 7 ii I t. 7 P*§A Brown CapiBurnett, PrinceNap, Tahuaead. POLITIC, ch. g, 5. by Gotham or Prime Minister— Clara Belle (J. B. Pixlcy). Weight today 104. 6SM8 Oakland 0 1-3 t 14Bi atop in 3 .". :. 7& .vie Robins' nSea Lad, Get-rich-quick. M. c.ii.s .n. 60670 Oakland V C 1:102 fast 111 '.» 6 6 61" 711 A Brown Clandestine, T. Hurst. Little Cress TAERIGAN. b. g, 7, by Trentola— Glen Ellen (McCarty & Flaherty). Weight today 104. 6117.". Oakland 2 3:35 slow HC 1 6 .". Pulled up A Wright Bvronerdale. Expedient, Leila Hill. OUS Oakland 1 1-S 1:572 mud 10S 6 9 9 11 10= 101" Hobart Leila Hill. Fresfano, Mogregor. «104: Oakland 1 1-8 1571 mud lo6 9 8 8 S 72 715 L FountainWenriek, Mr. l'arnuin, Cancjo. MERINGUE, b. m, 5. by Peep o'Day — Lemon (H. Green). Weight today 102. 85767 Oaklai I 7-8 1:271 good M7 :: 7 4 :: '. I. WllliarasPrestige, Lustig, Alice Cary. 664 \ oakiand S-4 1:141 fast '."7 i :; 11 H I : A Brown simdv Lad. Heraaln, AUc* Cary. | ,75 Oakland 7-8 1:283 fast 169 I 4 4 2 2' 3'?. .1 MclntyreMissSl.Bowdisli, Crtgtt, S. Christian. SNOW. ch. c. 4, by Resolute II. — Shapely (T. A. Davies). Weight today 99. .. a Oakland P C 1:13| mud M7 I I i :: ' . P Wilson X. Lucille, 1 . Boland, Magrane. ».. . . Oakland F C 1:1 ' i \ M I 7 7 6*1 4*1 F Wilson Ch. Wittman, Cock bare, Cassitto. . . ■ ■■_• ( akl:m t S 1-1 t 132| mad MG 4 4 7 '.' 8*lF Wils,.n Lord Nelson. Alma Bar, Cork Sure. THE MISSOURIAN, b. g. 5. by Free Knight— Lillian (L. T. Lee). Weight today 99. 16824 Oakland S-4 1:121 last M9 j c | o- ., -■}■; Dugaa Gypsy King, OoL Jessup, Cloadllght 65585 Oakland 7-8 1:27| good KM 112 8 I I - K Dugaa Orchan, Metlakatla, Madden. 88719 P. Grounds 5-8 1:M| slop 182 :? 2 2 8* 2: W Dugaa EtetsreHat, Dredua, Limerick Girl. BORA I., b. m, 8, by Eagle Plumo — Froila (J. Ryan). Weight today 9G. •" Oakland 2-4 1:15 mud 102 S .". E 5 5:,}McRae Van Ness. E. M. Brattaln, Judge. 66003 Oakland C l-j I' 1 :■::■'! livy 114 7 4 ". 41 8 » MoRae Hernia, Pacbuca, Cberipe. 65960 Oal land 1 1:42 good 1M 2 4 ,r. 4 4:- B»* I* WilliamsMonacoMaid. Ctofhed*Or, AlieeCary FRITZI rr.RRI, b. f. 3. by Gerolstcin— Hautaine (Keene Bros.). Weight today 87. 1-2 50 good 1":: I ■ • s'"!\V Allen Win;; Ting, L. Turner. Lady arton. KIM Memphis 1-2 51 stow 115 4 7 7* 814|Kelstcek Hereafter, K.ofIvaahoe, Bteeklock. atfttMensplUS 1-2 CO fast 110 12 12 12 1213 Keiszcek Expect to Sec, Elksin... Daloshed. Page 5 Third Race [3rd Oakland] THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Selling. (1:064—6—100.) CHEERS, b. g, 3, by Darebin — Rose of the Glen (Keene Bios.). Weight today 107. SSI ,Oakl 7-8 1:311 hvj mi 112 2 I* V \\ Miller Baebtborne, Johanj Lyons, La Rose ... r Oakland 6 1-2 1 1:241 hvy l«J 2 1 1 1J Is I. Williams Pasodelia, Avona, Alarie. . •! Oakland 1 1 1 : Is;, livy 1"7 1 7 I #* :» L WilliainsMaia, Al Lindley. .I.,hi,ny L.M.iis. PELIGilOSO. b. c, 3. by Altamax— Dangerous Maid (W. P. Magrane). Weight today 10G. . ((Oakland P C 1:131 hvy M7 7 7 I 7« o"M Iraham Mabel Hollander, i.i Bose, Lugano. 0MO4 Oakland P C 1:121 hvy Ml 9 I I I v; (Oraham Trimnphant. Gon.Bell, M.Hollander 85786 Oakland f l 2 1 1 :"7. | fast Ml I 9 I f"1" VI flriham M.Bose, Peerk Ml asi,BaiHnsi Banes PESCADERA. b. f. 3. bv Altamax— Sea Bass (H. E. Rowell). Weight today 105. 66170 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:09* hvy 109 1 1 2 V 6" W Miller Wool Sandals. Mediant, Kogo. 66112 Oaklai 1 5-8 1:021 mud 110 :: 1 1 l'Ji1 W Miller Furse, Bose Cherry, Ardenes. 65050 Oakland 6-8 1*21 mud MB l 11 2't 33 AV Miller Mrs.Mattbews, P*rleasLaas, Uomada MRS. MATTHEWS, ch. f. 3. bv Balgowan— Yantic (A. M. Covington). Weight today 105. (. • - Oakland I I 15| Blow 92 7 2 2 2J ! Kirsch'm Hersain. .lake Ward. Cock Sure. »...'■■ c 1 ]■• 1 • 1 .11- hvy 109 1 2 1 1* I' W Knapp Mabel Hollander, » Alarie. .... md 1-4 1:171 hvy M •"• 1 3 21 4° B Daaan Plaasible, Grace :.. Irhunpbaat. LA ROSE. 1). f. 3. by St. Leonards— Maid of Dorset (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 101. ; ;27 ; (See Oakland cnarl In this paper). 66185 Oakland 7-sl::i! hvy M4 J 2 1 1 3'1 41 Horner Bashthorpe, Johnny Lyons, Cheers. 66150 Oakland J-4 1:174 slop ]":! •"• 4 4 .". 4,; Horner Tawasentba, M.ll .l'lul.-r.'! 1 iiunph't. 0M68 Oakland F C 1:131 hvy Ml 2 22 2*| 21 Sandy MabelHoHaader, Logano, Peer.Laaa. LETITIA S.. b. f, 3, by Bassetlaw— Vita (P. P. Schiro). Weight today 101. 66170 Oakland S 1 1 1 1:091 hvy 112 H :» ;• :• 9*3 Lawrence Wool Sandals, Mediant, Kogo. A.V0NA. b. 1. 3. bv St. Avonuus— Orellana (F. Rose). Weight today 101. . Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:241 hvy 108 »■ 4 :. :.- 2*1 W Knapp Cheers, Pasodella, Aldric. .. • ■ . kland 5-8 1:021 mud 110 E 4 1 A\ .".,4l". Robins'nM.Matthews.P'rlessLass, Pesc'dera 65912 Oal 1 2-4 1:161 slop 108 2 :: 4 4S , w Knapp KorosBaay, Pasodella, Bashthorpe. KRUKA. eh. c, 3, by Altamax— 77 runa (W. Durker . Weight today 101. . iklund 5 1-2 f 1 :08i f ast 107 7 6 8 . V 4" Kirsch'm Galvestonian, Bnshthorpe, Avoua. : Oakland 5-8 1 "! Cast 112 1 10 : s' 7".'.T Sullivan Canique, Conto. St. Blmwood. 1 fO kland 5-8 1:0H good 10S s s 8 t'.j cm" Wright UceaaShore.P.MaBi'Iaad, Al l.indley HANDMAIDEN, b. f. 3. by Handsome — Boroussia (W. Cahill). Weight today 101. 1....1 Beni 5-8 1 '•: :isi 97 11 : 9 '. "■ n:'. Horner Berkeley, Begal l.a.l. Soprano. 1. ,. i i 2-4 1:16 mud 97 11 10 8 B 5' Beckman II Dorado. ( mbyses, Bmlnoia. .Jamaica 6-8 1KB g 1 95 11 i" 7 C" 5'} Beckman Piaad, Daiaty BeUe, Viva Voce. BERTIE A., b. f. 3, by All Green — Rillito (P. Wilkerson). Weight today 9G. 5-8 1:041 mud 111 hi J" 9 :.'• :• 'i: Walsh Rose Cherry, Calls, Parse. 66170 Oaklai 1 .".1 2 f 1:091 hvy 110 7 E ; 7 7,:; W Knapp W x.l Sandals. Meehant, K..l.'. . 65912 akla I 2-4 1:161 slop l"7 7 5 6 7 6"' Sandy KorosBaay, Pasodella, Bashthorpe. Fourth Race [4th Oakland] FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:381, 41 117.) FURY. ch. h, 5, by Crescendo— F 11 ria (G. P. McNeil). Weight today 109. .... • i.nd : 1 16 1 :■"•■..' mud 109 1 2 2 2 1" 2»J T Sullivan Beech wood. Cloche d'Or, Nabonassar 66005 Oaklai 1 inn;, hvy W9 I 0 :: :: ::- 2'*1T Sullivan Anvil. Salable, Talamoad. 65916 Oakland lm 50y i:i7is!..i HO 4 4 4 6 6s 0'- T Sullivan AvoaaUs, ;..v. I»a \ is. LaseB. ANDREW MACK, ch. h. 6. by Ch araxus— Generine (W. Cahill). Weight today 108. V C l:l2g mud 112 ; 1 7 74 1*5 Horner X. LadBe, 1). Boland, Magrane. 66115 Oakland 1 1:421 mud 103 4 6 6 I 6 6*1 Nutting Jackfull, Baker, Anvil I Oakland 7-8 1:98 livy 165 -s 8 s 7 £."^3* Nutting Shady Lad. Clandestine, Metlakatla LILLJTJS, b. h, 5, by Brutus— Li llita (H. E. Rowell). Weight today 105. u i FC 1:141 slop 10910 U H io M1* Sandy Bell Beed, Metlakatla, Hei 61292 Oak! 7-8 1^81 fair s; :. c . 7 7' 7** Sandy Graceful, Buchanan, Ed Sheridan. 64225 Oakland 1:03 slop 122 11 M 9 I-'1 ss McComas E. Beabold, Standard. Jerry Hunt. PACHUCA. oh. m, C, by Crighton— Therese (E. G. Switzer). Weight today 103. 66188 Oakland I 1:41 hvy 107 S ■; S 3 ::' I4! Horner Meada, ElChlhuahua. Yellowsl 66121 Oaklai 1 1 1-16 1:511 slop 104 2 3 3 1 6 IBrussel GovernorDavIs, Salable, Inflammable Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:22.: hvy 119 1 2 2-' 2- C MiUer Hersain. Cheripe, MIBer'a Daaghter ROTROU, ch. g. 7 by Rousseau — Tiliie Andrew (Murphy Sc Truitt). Weight today 100. o;27s. is.-.- Oakland chart In this paper). 86114 OakhuM 1 1-1S 1:611 mud ME 7 7 6 6 y- ."'".'.A Brown Invader. Oapt Burnett, Alma Boy. 65979 Oakland 1 1:441 slop 106 1 E E 4 P* 2*1 A Brown Beeehwood, Salable, Lazell. 11799 Oakland ll:42|fast 99 2 10 M 7 t* 4^ Lice Pat Joe, Bayal CoJafa, lategriry ELIE. ch. g. G. by St. Carlo— Jude (T. A. Davies). Weight today 100. 61 1 Oakland 1 1-8 1:58 low 99 I I I I'l 4*1 K Wilson Voladay, Iras, Orchan. 6620; Oakland 1 1-4 2:12| hvj 97 3 1 1 1 2 "* 1-" Wilson Iras. Briers, Jerasha. ■6114 akland 1 1-M 1:511 mud M4 18 7 7 ?» 7;:l P Wilson Invader, Copt Burnett, Alma Boy. DANIEL C. b. c, 4. by Del Paso II.— Flavina (E. Dealy). Weight today 100. 66257 kl 3-41:161 Left at the post. T Sullivan Yo San, Batidor. Cardinal Sarto. B6184 Oakland 3-4 1:M1 hvy MM 8 : I 9* 9*» Plaanery Bscamado, Hersain. Marie 11. 64227 Port rail- 1 1:391 fast 94 8 $ 1 S 8 S'- Moreland Away, Ingolthrift, I.a/.ell. JAKE MOOSE, b. c. 4. by Detrin,,— Onaetta (E. I. Hanson). Weight today 100. lOakl I 1-16 1:52 mud 103 S ."• 7 I ;" .: v Wright Beeehwood, Cloche d'Or, Pnry. roil:: Oaklai 1 1 1-M 1*4 mud 105 3 I I ■"• ••• 6»« J McBride Prince Nap, Leila, Hill, Nabonassar 6S895 Oakland I l:42| slop 109 4 5 9 ." 6' 1 *1L WIlliamsCap.Barnctt, PrinceNap, Talamuad. ROLLA. b. g. 4. by Russell — Naoma (W. Walker). Weight today 99. 1 1:441 slow ''• l l 3 3 2- 3» Horner PalletU, Magrane.MlssMayBowdish 66189 Oakland 11:45 hvy M 1 3 1 •• 7 6 * J Hunter Anvil. Hooligan Kay. 66131 Oaklai I 1 1-16 1:511 slop 109 :, 1 2 2 0- 7]7^.l Hunt r Gavel aor Da vis, SaMbM.Innanuaable EARLY HOURS, ch. (. 4. hy Peep o'Day— Pride of Waltham (H. R. SchafFer). Weight today 98. kland i : 1:16 hvj Ma I I I 6"» 6* Brossel The Mighty. Bell Beed, ¥0 San. 69964 w 1 3-4 1:271 fast :i7 2 6 7 .". 2- 2- ]■' iri.randK11l.aiv.il. Prank ('..llins. Oleasa. M6M . 1 2 4 1:14 fast 98 U 11 10 •" 8" f 111. rand POSlBg, Ktll.ai\at. Don't YiM Hare. Fifth Race [5th Oakland] FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (138] — 1-117.) YELLOWSTONE, ch. g. 7. by Rey el Santa Anita — Florilla (Brophy & Riley). Weight today 112. 66188 Oakland I 1:41 hvy II" 3 .. a I 4' :;■ .1 McBride Meada, ElChlhuahua, Pachaca. Oakland 3 I I 16j hvy 114 2 I 6 4;' l: ■'. !■" Kellj Marion Bose. Shady Lad, .In. lie. . Oakland 1 1 8 1:581 slop 112 I 1 2 1 l :: 1' K lly Invader, Chestnut, Leila Hill. EL CHIHUAHUA, ch. g. 8. by Rev el Santa Anita — Lady Diamond (E. Bedenbeck). Weight today 109. n Oakland hvy 107 5 4 4 2 2'. _'. \V Miller Meada. Yellowstone, fachnca. Si .1 ,i 7 1-2 1 1:281 slop 107 1 :: 2 2 1*| 1:: W Miller .1 . Peadergast, Exapo, sir Carter. . B Oakland 1 lit mad 107 7, 4 2 2 1*1 V Graham Cloche d'Or, Clandestine, Lane Wolf ROYAL WHITE, ch. g. 7. bv Royal Flush — Clara White (P. Glixman). Weight today 109. S6149 Oakland P C 1:141 slop 109 5 I 1 4- •*• Brussel ii.ll Beed, Metlakatla, Hersain. 1. .'-is Oakland 1 l:43|mudM2 8 7 8 s V 6ialGi Pickaway, Monaco Makl, Dorado. . 94 Oakland 3-41:141 fast 108 8 lt 10 10 W T Clark EM-Brattaia, CerroSaata, i.. Kale. HAINAULT, br. g, 8. by St. Carlo— Libbertiftibbet (J. Reavey). Weight today 109. SS257 Oakland 1-4 1 108 1 .". •'. »* 6* 1. Will lams Yo San, Batidor, Cardinal Sarta :•. 1 Oakland 104 lm50y slop 1:471 5 3 E E 61 6-1 w Knapp Dixie Lad. Laker. Chestnut. 1 Oakland MO 1 slop 1 :43J 3 2 3 2 2- 4'J AV Knapp Bd Sheridan, .la. kl till. Chief Bush. THE LADY ROHESIA. b. m. 6. bv Ingoldsby— The Governess (E. J. Hooper). Weight today 107. 65858 Oakland I 1:421 I I HO Pell. L WilliamsSusie Christian, Cheripe, Isabeiita. . B Oakland 1 1-16 1:521 hvj M7 5 4 3 2 1*12] E Robins' nCardinalSarto, EStreet, M.HoUaday 1 1. IO kland 1 1:431 mud MS 8 0 6 I 6* ..--M:: The Lieu ten' t, Shady Lad. Bacaaaan MANDATOR, b. c. 4. by Maddison— Flamingo (Keene Bros.). Weight today 107. 661 I Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:09! slop 107 7 077 7':,iT Ui.-e Banpoaal, Sir Russell, St. Frauds. 64219 Latonia 1 1-16 l:a3g mud '.'1 2221 1 1 1- Scoville Coraacate, Dodle, Nine. t4.7." Lal.nia 1 1:46J hvy '.»S 4 4 4 3 2'- 23 Scoville J. L. lagha, Miss Doyle, Wee Lass. BOGOHAMA. b. c. 4. by Rubicon— La Salinas (R. Flalierty). Weight today 107. Oakland 1 1:15] !' w 109 . 7 7 7* 7~l A Brown Hersain, Jake Ward, Cock Bare. C614S Oakland E 1 2 f 1:111 slop 112 I I :: V- 1' W Killer Bhtck Sam. Vincentio, Key Carlo. • • 1. akland ;. 12 f 1 :' VI slow 108 :» :» 8 I'l 2*1 IiOagUe .Ian.es M., Prince Nap. Mina Cil.son ANGLETA. b. m, 5, bv Sain— Siste r to Uncle Bob (B. Schreiber). Weight today 107. 67 Oakland 11 hvy 129 1 2 2 4'. 5*1 W Dugan Princess Wheeler, s. silver. Min... i Oakland ill slop KM E I 7 I s-'Uarr.tt MarioaBose, l avi.!l:..laiid.I.aural-.M . •Oakland E 1-2 f 1^71 slop 109 1 I .". 4' 2*1 .larr.tt B—hlah, Native Boa, Aad.B.Cook. LADY FASHION, eh. m. 5. by Prince of Monaco— Lady Jack (A. C. Foster). Weight today 107. ....kland 61-2 1 !-". hvj 119 2 .". 4 '■•- 5*3 A Brown Hersain, Pachnca, Cheripe. K94S Oakland 1 1:431 mud 107 7 9 7 7 .'■!• 5,'lGraham Pickaway, Monaco Maid, Dorado. I B Oal 1 i laUOOy 1:511 slow M9 7 1. 6 4 1*1 4" Leeds MaJorTeany, Nabonassar. Trapaettec DARTHULA ch. in. 5. by Pirate of Penzance — Deception (W. H. Hammond). Weight today 107. 66069 Oakland 7-8 1 SO] slop 106 1 3 2 2 S| 6" I. WilliamsMetlakatla, Cberipe. Pachaca. ..■•.Oakland lm 50y 1:451 slop M 4 2 3 4 6** SnlLend'wlg JackfaU, DoUnda, lntlaii.iiial.it'. 65767 Oakland 7-s 1:27* good ltd 13 3 5 i.1 7** Lend* wig Prestige, LastJg, Auce Cary. MISS MAY BOWDISH, b. m. 6, by Libertine — Phoebe F. (W. St. Vincent). Weight today 107. E6262 Oakland 1 l:44ls!ow '"• 8 I S '■ '■■"_ 1*1 Oalindo PaUetta, Magrane, Bella. ,,,; I.,, land 3-4 l:Ml hvy l"s ". 6 7 0- 4s Horner Ls.ainado. Hersain. Marie 11. 66149 Oakland K C 1:141 slop W* 12 12 12 12 13** L, WillhunsBeB Beed, Metlakatla, Hersata. BUSHTHORPE, b. c, 3, by Meado.vthorpe — Bramble Leaf (,T. E. Case). Weight today 95. 66262 Oakland 1 1 : 4 4 A -1 • • w 93 "• s % 0 V\ 5" Kirsch'm Pulletta, Magrane, Bolla. ,, 1 i-,,,,1 7-s |;2lg hvy i":i 4 3 I 1 I] 1 ' W Knapp Johnny Lyons. Cheers, l.a Bose. 66150 Oakland 3-4 1:171 slop 106 I I 2 2- •".' '| K Brown Tawasentha, M.Hol'nder.TMamph'L Sixth Race [6th Oakland] SIXTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Special V/cights. (1:461—5—108.) GATEWAY, b. h, 6, by Del Paso II— Seco (J. S. Wood'. Weight today 111. • ■- Oakland I 1 II 1:481 hvy '' I " :; - - -"' ::'' Sandy Logistnia, Sir Edward, Northwest 6t ''Oakland Un50yl:47 hvy Mi :: 1 1 1 1- l! sandy Bassa, Critical, Monaco Maid. i Oakland 3-41:151 hvy 109 E 4 5 t'l S'l Graham Clydeo, Kudora, DeSagoa. NEPTUNUS. b. g. 6. by Top Gallant— Glene (C. E. Durnell). Weight today 111. nd hn y 1 :47 hvy M 0 2 2 1 li; 1- Thurst. n Gov. Davis. Clamur, kf. Hollander. 66171 Oakland lm 50y 1:491 hv'v : o ill 1 1* 2) Tharaton Baker, Avonalis. PaUetta. 1. . ..hi i i-ir, i:i: J mud 95 :. 2 I 1 l* iu Thurst. .11 Dorado, Governor Davie, PaUetta. CROWSHADE, blk. g, 4. by Ogden— Lambent (W. Walker). Weight today IOC. H B5 Oakland 11:1". mud 99 212 2 2; 2*1 Horner Botosaan, Governor Davis, laip. Miss Oakland 1 i:4.-p i,vv |gj ;, j 1 | q J» .1 Hunter Alma Hoy. Tl aor dale. M Cil.son. M977 Oakland 6 1-2 f ! :2JJ slow 100 3 7 7 7 6*1 J Hunt.r Lord Xelson. DaV. Boland, SiiCarler BEECHWOOD. ch. g, 4, by Luckv Dog— Oddity CD. S. Fountain). Weight today 106. 56240 Oakland 1 1:421 hvy " 2 1111 I'l H Sandy Dorado. Alma Bay, Orchan. se224 Oakland 11-16 122 mud 105 2 111 V 1*1 Sandy Ctorke d'Or, I'niy. Nsl assar, 00012 Oakland 7 1-2 f 1361 hvy lir, 112 4 41 3'* L FotintainiJorei nor Davis, NeptUnas, K..II11. CLAMOR, ch. c, 3. by Gold Heels —Salvia (Keene Bros.). Weight today 97. 66244 Oakland lm 50y 1:47 hvy M 4 4 4 :: -"'- :; Horner NeptanM, :..v. Davln, U. Hollander 66K2 Oakland 1 1:441 stop so 7 7 7 7 7 6*1 Kirsch'm J. c. Clem. King Cole, Woohua. 9JUC OakJaad 3-1 IU64 mud Mi 3 a i 4"k. 21 W MUMr Croat u„ Blagg, BilarMja. 1 PLAUSIBLE, ch. %. 3. by Plaudit— Ida Pickwick (E. Dealy). . Weight today 94. 66242 Oakland PCl:lMhvy 94 S 4 .". 31! 7 '= Sandy Vim Xess. Banposul. Burleigh. 86125 Oakland 3-4 HlSLslpp 107 I 2 1 2*12* L WilllamsOeeanSbore, Cra.eSt.clair. Ceninudl 05985 Oakland :' 1.1 :i7jr'hAy, w I 21 1*1 1«1 W Miller Groio G Trliimnkaat MVa M*latiwa GRACE G.. ch. 1. 3, by Albert— Mountain Madge (H. W. Hoag). Weight today 92. 66208 Oakland 3-4 1:151 hvy 111 0 1 :. 0- 7»»1A Brown Woohua, Ocean Share, Canique. 66116 Oakland 3-4 1:161 mud 105 0 :, 2 2i I'l A Brown Blagg, Clamor, lis lipids 6C9Sj Oakland 3-4 1:174 hvy K a 3 3 3 2J 2'h A Brown l'luusihle, Triuuiphaut, Mrs.M'thews Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Friday, Jan 4. Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Friday. Jan. 4, " a WEATLER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. First Race [1st Los Angeles] FIRST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year-olds and upward. Special Weights. (1:f«V. — I— 10T,.) • Index Course E»ist Time T'ck Wl St !i M "i StrFin Jockeys Best Company LORD OF THE HEATK. ch. h, 5. by Brutus — Ledalia (Moormead Farm). Weight today 112. 96144 Ascol Park 5 1-2 f l:Mi slop Ji" 3 i 3 4' l! Kuns LaChata, Golden Boy, My Choice. 100 Ascot Cark 1 1-M 1:461 faa! MS 5 4 4 3 2* 2* Kunz Colonel Ruppert, LnsUg, Ara. SS279Aaoot Park 1 1;401 fast Ml 3 l l l i' 4G Kunz Pasadena, PusUan, fiflr VON TROMP, b. h, 5, by Ben Brush— Cinderella (W. A. McKinney). Weight today 112. Iscol Cark 11-16 1:48 sloa MSB) I E "6 Ht !',: .1 Harris A.Mnskoday, ClgsrH'ter, GargahX*. 66201 Ascot Park 5-8 1 :• 0| slow 1!.". 11 I S 8" 6* J Harris Katie X..us. Rscalante, Tools M.M.k 64251 Saratopa 1 1-4 2:07 fast 117 0 1 1 2 31 41 Radtke- Inferno, Vork. l^nl. Little Seoul. TOLLER, blk. c. 4, by Brutus— Nabette (Elmwood Farm). Weight today 108. 65942 Ascot Cark P C 1:121 slow 106 8 .". E 4" ni Kchoe Llsbla, Veritas Vlncit, Vandal*. S685C A 04 Cark 2-4 1:15§ tast M6 4 I :" I* 2l Kunz Perry Wlckes, Nothing, Comedian. 59252 Ascot Dark F C 1 :11£ fast MM '.» 4 :. •* 7" Kunz J. F. Don.. hue, I'epper p..d.S.Brinkley. SLY BEN. ch. c. 4, by Ben Strome— Sly Nun (D. Kelly). Weight today 108. 68201 Ascol Cark fi-S 1 :01J. slow 1 1" 7 4 2 2". 4"' 11 McDan'lKntre Nona, Rscalante, T....ts Maak 66109 Ascot Dark 1 1:42 fast 103 2 11 1 l 4*1 C KOerner J.P.Donohne. Niblick, Cnl Bmaaloa 68052 Ascot Dark 5-8 141 last Ml ■■ 1 I 2i 2:1 C Koerner All Black, La Chata, Don Bassa, FACTS, br. m. 6. by Yo el Rey— Miss Truth (E. Beatty). Weight today 10J7. ...in Ascol Cark :. 1 2 r l :]••'. slop 107 1 8 9 V 8** J Harris L.oftl.ellealh. LaChata, Go*n.Bey. 65910 Ascot Dark K C 1:121 slop M5 12 I I 7: in-1 Kent Mazapan, Bauble, Htrtle 85862 Ascot Park PCl:Mifast Ml E I ■ 7^ !'* Howard J:A.Marray, VimUavis.t resionHoy. JACK KERCHEVILLE. b. g. 4. by Gallantry— Lucky Star II. (Mrs. K. Maxwell). Weight today 105. Ascol Cark 6 1-2 f 1:091 slop 107 4 4 :: 2" 2* 1 Ril.-y Su. ed, l^.ne Han.!. Desmages. 66038 Ascot Park 5-8 141 last 109 6 .". 7 91 9»* W Plscher JamesA .Murray. L. ;iadstone,Betsey 95980 Ascol Park F C 1:111 fast MS s I 1| B n Riley (i.C.Milner, L.Uladstoiie.LiueolLife LOTTA GLADSTONE, b. f. 4. bv Jean Bereaud— Silk Stocking CB.. H. Harris). Weight today 103. ■ i tscoi ca.k :; ! 1:15 fast 104 i ill1 21.' R HcDanTAaota, Betsey, Sacceed Ascol Cark 3-4 1:151 slow 104 3 1 2 2* V R McDan'lCoofessor, Poncaata, Kl Bernado. 966 I AsCOi Caik F C 1:!"1 fast 1"'. I 1 I 21 2- R McDan-ll..ollliel"orest, Daruina, UwdPlOfSOt LA CHATA. ch. f, 4. by Amigo— Fame (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 103. Vscot Cark 1:01] Slow 110 1 _ 1 V 7 - \. Wils,.n Knlre Nous. Fsealanie. T.K.ts Mook 66144 Ascot Cark 5 1-2 f 1:MJ slop M7 E .". 1 lJ 2" W Kelly L.ofthell.aili. GokLBoy, MyOheltti. 66052 Ascot Cark 5-8 141 fast Ml :. 2 2 3- I* W Kelly All Black. Sly Ben, boa lioino. GOLDEN BOY. ch. h. 6. bv Tammany — Victorious (Orangevale Stable). Weight today 112. 66144 Ascot Cark 5 1-2 f 1:101 slop 113 I 1 2 2' 3*1 P Sullivan L.of thellealh. LaChata, .Mvt'hoi.-e. 6;961 Ascot Park 3-4 1:141 fast lie I :: 6 7.' «**|C F Su'vanLa Gloria, siv Den, L. Wroaaataa. 95952 Ascot Park F C l:Mi fast H2 7 M M V 9*HFinn .I.A.Murray, Y'ngDavis,CrestoaBoy. EL BERNADO, ch. g, 6. by Amigo — Hermosa (Oakwood Stock Farm). Weight today 109. 66198 Ascot c.nk 3-4 1:151 slow 104 7 :: 3 ::J 41".\v Fischer Confessor, L. Gladstone, Poncaata, Ascot Park 1-4 1:141 fast MS 2 2 2 2i 7* W Fischer Bevott, Betsey. Bologna. Ascot Park 5-8 141 fast ill 2 8 ! 7i 7,T Donovan JamesA .Murray, UGladstoae, Betsey MORTLAKE. ch. c, 4. by Royal Hampton — Proud Duchess (Kirkfield Stable). Weight today 108. G8CJ4 Ascol Cark 1 1-M 1:4*4 fast 94 I 3 2 2 4 4'- Q'ritiKt'.n Bryan, Reservation. Pinslsa 65998 Ascot C.nk 1 1 : 42' fast 103 0 2 2 3 43 5 *lQ'rington Euripides. Search Me. In. le Henry. 65907 Ascot Park lm 89y 1:49 slop MS 3 4 4 4 a11 51J Kent ItillCurtis, tJeiithdlarry.Mountel.auk THE IRISHMAN, b. c, 4. by Hamh urg— Ballyhoo (H. B. Wittenberg). Weight today 108. 65872 Ascot Cark 7-8 1:271 fast MS 9 10 M 11 l62*16,l!Singleton Varietes, Pantoafle, Kntre Xous. 65728 Ascot Cark 3-4 1:151 g 1109 I 111' l1 C Rasa Confessor. Sals, Lizzie Alhertine. E5097 ChurcfaUl D 2-4 1:11 fast M0 !l S 8 Sl Kl-'U Hunter Platoon, Garrett Wilson. I*. Esther. CRITIC, blk. g. 4, by Previous — M intage (R. Bauer). Weight today 105. .•I. Ascot Cark 7-8 t:M fast l", : o 6 :: l1 I'l Talbert Avontellus. Roman Boy, Comedian. 66002 Ascot Cark 6-8 141 fast 107 7 7 0 5* Is Talbert Don Doiuo. Bight and'l'iue. LaChata 65873 Ascot Cark 7-S 1:27* fast M6 2 12 12 V, 12' 127 U Riley Varietes, I'lintouuV. Kntre NOBS, AZ0RA. b. f. 4, by Falsetto — sseaka (G. J. Long). Weight today 103. i Cark 3-4 1:15 fast i .| I S 7 ::'. I1 T) Boland Betsey, Lotta Gladstone, Succeed. 66179 Ascot Cark 2 11:10 sktp l"l 3 I 4 41 4- R McOan'ISocceed, Revolt, l.a Ghate. 660S9 Ascot Park F C.l:Mi fast M9 12 U s 8 7r 1 Boland UoftbeForest, Danuua.L.tiladslone. BALLOTTA. ch. f. 4. by Voter— Ella T. (G. Connell). Weight today 103. 64809 Toronto 1 1:411 fast io:» 212 1 in 23 J Folev MeddBngDaisy, Taots, Luev Marie. 64758 Toronto 1 1-1C 1 : 47ft fast 102 111 2 3' 2*1 J Foley Sir Ralph. Wexford, ColuuosH. 64492 Windsor 3-4 1:13 fast lo4 .". 2 2 3s 4*i Van'bout GeMasate, La Gloria, Peter Caul. Second Race [2nd Los Angeles] SECOND RACE — Brooks Course. (73 yards less than 1 1-4 miles.) 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. i2 02. I :»T. ADONIS, b. c, 4. by Hamburg— Edith Gray (T. M. Cassidy). Weight today 109. Vscol Cark 1 1:43 slow 101 I 7 • 4 4:l c C Koern.-r Bannell, Bushwhacker, Mohar. 66183 Ascot Cark 1 1:45 slop M4 3 6 o 5 r,:. 2*1 C Koerner Woodtborpe, VIeaa, Marpessa. 16635 Ascot Park 7-8 l-JH that H5 21212 1 71 t* C Kaerner LadyChisweU, Avontellus, Vandalo. DING DONG II.. b. h, 5. by Brutus— Nabette (Elmwood Farm). Weight today 107. \ 1 Park BrO 2:081 slop 112 S 5 2 3 ::' 2- Hudlin Jack Adams, Bald... ikki. 66162 Ascot Caik 11:40 slop M6 2 7 4 o 0- 6*» Kunz Mountebank, Needfai, TarkeylMat. 66147 Ascot Cark Br C 2471 slop 109 7 0 4 4 61 5*1 Hudlin ( Seal leHarry, Jack Adams, l.euat.-e LOS ANGELENO, b. g. 8. by Rey el Santa Anita — Los Angeles (11. G. Bedwell). Weight today 104. 66253 Ascot Cark Br C 245 fast 107 •"•7 7 7 01 21 Finn Cotillion, I'reesias. Jack Adams. Ascot Caik 1 1-M 1:481 fast i'l Pell. Boyd Bryan, Beservatioa, Freeabta. SC947 Ascot Cark Br C 241 slow Mi 7. !» 7 3 2- 2l Singleton Salina. Van Hope. Civesias. BALDO. b. g, 8. by Balgowan — Cornet (C. P. Dye). Weight today 104. 66220 Vscol Park Br C 2481 slop 1":' 3 I 1 1 4s 8*1 C Grand .7a. k Adams. Ding Dong II.. Ikki. 00147 Ascot c.nk Br C 2471 slop 1"l( 0 :. :, :. E* 4,; C Grand GentleHarry. Jack Adams. Legatee 16051 Ascot C.nk Br C 2:04} fast M7 3 0 0 0 I 4s Spargur Legatee, Colillion. Gentle Harry. JACK LITTLE, br. g. 6. by Figaro— Guiltless (J. T. Robbins). Weight today 104. .02,1 Ascot c.nk 2-1 1:141 las- 112 11 11 :i 11- 10**lKent Bologna, Allerion. Caaoplaa. 66061 Oakland 11-16 1:51 hvy M7 7 .". 7 7 7 6* L WIlliamsBaker, Cheripe, Iras. 69925 Oakland ll:42fhvy Ml 4 E 5 7 6* 4'3 A Drown Dorado. Baker, Uberto. FREESIAS, ch. m, G. by Hawthorne — Miss Mayma (B. F. Hobart). Weight today 102. Vscot Caik BT.C245 fast 106} 3 1 I 3 1- ::- Kiddle Cotillion. Los Angeleno, .1. Adams. Ascot Cork 1 1:46 Slop 1"4 ! 4 .". I I 6»* R McJJttB'lWoodtborpe, Viona. Adonis. 66M8 Ascot Park 1 1-8 1: •'••" •1,- fast M I E E 4 7.1 5*1 C Grand Baton Bsber, Cotillion. Bearrvatlsa BARON ESHER. br. g. 5. by Esher— Ollie Dixon (J. R. Pyne). Weight today 109. caik 1 1-16 1 is slow 101 I 9 10 11 11 11"1C Koerner A.Mnskoday, CfgarU'ter, Gorgalete. 66145 Ascot Cark 1 1:4*1 stop 107 2 :. :. 4 4- 2" R McDan'lSirCaruthers, Pr. Magnet, SearchMe 66108 Ascot Caik 1 1-8 4:551 fast M E 3 2 2 1l 1*1 It M. Uan'lC..i illion. BtailVSthm, Van Hope. IKKI. br. h. 6, by Sir Walter— Faustine (A. G. Dunlop). Weight today 107. • • 1 Vscol Park Br C 2:08] stop 112 I 2 2 2 2; P C Koerner Jack Adams. Ding Dang II.. Laid.. 66161 Ascot Cark 1 1:441 stop 1M 10 M !t : 6« 4'* 1) Boland Lord Provost, Van Bane, Bauble. 66079 Ascot lark 1 1:43 fast Ins I S S 4 41 4sli Kehoe Lucrece, 1'arvo, Neatness. SHERRY, b. g. 7, by Uncle Jess — Reisling (C. Van Dusen). Weight today 104. 6621" Vscot c.nk l 1:45 stop 107 J I ". E 5* 4"".c Gross Col. Bronston, S. Christian, Lacrece 65613 Oakland 1 1-16 1:481 fast 110 3 4 2 4 4" 41* G'dchlld Morendo, I.az.dl. DntifflL 85589 1 .akland 1 1:4UJ good M7 2 E I I •".■ 4*1 G/dchttd BeavoUa, I.azell, Lone Wolf. INVICTUS. br. g, 9. by Inspector B.— Iowa (W. Gabriel). Weight today 104. • . Vscot C.nk Br 0 2:081 slop KH 2 4 E ■• '.'■:." A ArchftVkUack Adams, Din^' Dong II.. Bald... 66147 Ascot Caik Br C 2471 atop 97 1 4 I 6 7' 7"1A Arcbibl'dGentleHarry, .lack Adams. Legatee 66093 Ascot Park B C 245 fast M 7 9M I 8 1*1 A Ar. hil.'l.lSalina, Jack Adams. Sir Caruthei-. NEEDFUL, b. g, 7, by Mirthful— Nellie Osborne (A. G. Fanning). Weight today 104. 66163 Ascot Cark t 1:10 stop MS 14 2 :: 2- 21' 1 Claud Mountebank. TarkeyPoot.J.V.Kwby 66108 As.i.t Dark 1 1-8 l:SJ fast M 7 7 7 7 7:1 6*1 Hatty Baron Bsber, Cotillion, BeaerVatSon 66015 ASCOt Cark lm 59y 1:47, fast l"l 4 10 10 9 »' 7'-!^ Jackson MerHagO, Elizabeth!'.. Ch. Walworth KOMOMBO. blk. m. C, by Albert— Hoodoo (E. Wright). Weight today 97. Ascol Caik 1 1:421 Stow 102 7 7 I I 5] 5 * C F Su'vanEIbtabetb P., Niblick, Betvofr. 0017s Ascot Dark 2-4 1:161 stop 1"! 7 :» :» : 9*" Kunz Sir Carutbers, Betsey, Bate. 96144 Ascot Park 6 1-2 f 1:M$ stop 47 2 I I 7- .V •■'_ ' F Su'vanL.ofllielleath. LaChata, C.dd.ltoy. Third Race [3rd Los Angeles] THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:131— C—MV.) PRINCE MAGNET, b. h, 5. by Magnet— Yerba Buena (I. H. Miller). Weight today 113. -6302 Ascot Park 1 1:44 stow MS 6 2 1 1 2* 7;*'.it McDan'IGea tie Harry, Moantebank, Lacrece VII.". As.-.. t Cark l 1.44' slop 110 I 3 1 ! 8* t\ Kehoe SbrCarnthers, B. Bsber, Sean-u Me. •6036 Ascot C.nk 11:43 fast 110 2 11 1 l8 1=1 B McDan'lViona, Mountebank, Invielus. I'M JOE. ch. c, 4, by Joe Terry— Puss (W. G. Yanke). Weight today 110. 66077 Oakland I I ! r 1421 stow 48 2 1 2 ::■ 4" League Lord Nelson, Dav.Boland, BkCartef 69941 Oakland 5-8 1421 hvy "' :: :; | 2 \ 21 Laagae BlUMayham, Judge, CM. Brat tain. 85879 Oakland 1 l:4Wf Stop M S 4 G G G •*«• W Smith Don Hamilton. Mary !'., Cornwall. NATTIE BUMPPO, b. m. 5, by Buck Massie — Flora Dora (G. Connell). Weight today 107. 65724 Bennings 3-41:151 fast 104 ". 4 : 6* 7M'Uilac Teinnieraire. Zienap. Belle Stroine. 85486 Pimlico 8-41:11 mud lm S in 10 9 9" Miles Osaiaeke, Akbar, Broadway GirL 64: 4G Hamilton 3-4 1:14 J good 111 6 4 6 8 S'HM Murphy Toots Mook. Cicely, Reside. PERRY WICKES, b. h. 5. by Likely— Eugenia Wickes (E. S. Barnett). Weight today 107. 68253 Ascol Caik Br C 246 fast 47 ill 07 7- T Dean Cotlllton, T...s Aageleae, riiiatai 66056 Ascot C.nk 2-4 1:148] fast M7 4 : 11 9" 9*1 Callahan T.George, W.Gregg, BeaaLdcBeat. 85981 Ascot Park 8-4 1:141 fast M I I •", OJ 7.7' Harty Cold Siller. Man B. Chirk, Harding. ST0ESSEL, ch. c. 4, by Aintree— Claret (J. M. Stokes). Weight today 107. 66251 Ascot Cark 3-4 1:141 fast »7 9 N 1" 81 o'-'Mi Riley Botogna, Allerion. Caaoptaa. 66178 Ascot Cark 3-4 1:161 stop mi 0 I l 1] 5*1 M Preston Sir Carnthers, Betsey, Sate. 66124 Ascot Cark 2-4 1:1". fast N9 M 9 :» 8* :»"M) Riley B'tiful and Best, Bologna, Bauble. NUNS VEILING, ch. f. 4. by St. Angelo— Nun's Cloth (Denny Bros.). Weight today 105. v. vscot Cark FCl:Mtfast 49 2 7 0 40 5*1 D Riley L.oftheForest, Dai ui,ia.L..;iadstone. 69066 Ascot Cark 3-4 1:141 fast 1«'7 8 I 4 41 6*1 D Riley T.George, W.Gregg, l'eaut. & Beat. 95994 Ascot Cark 3-4 l:l." i fast. 1 C, :; 5 G 7.1' 2= D Riley Gar. Orataa, Oreatan Boy, Magaa. ANONA. blk. m. 5, by Pontiac— Luella B. (J. M. Stowe) Weight today 107. 66256 Ascol Park 3-4 1:15 fast 41 ! 2 I ."' .''' ' Roas Aaora, Betsey, Lotta Gladstone. 66124 Ascot Park 2-4 1:17. fast MS* 11 11 11 11* 11»*|C Boss B'tiful and Best, Botogna, Bauble. ssajg Ascot Cark 3-4 1:141 fast M3 7 7 1 9» U"1H Smith Revolt, Betsey. Botogna. MOHUR. ch. g. 4, by Goldfinch— Witchery (J. C. Russell). Weight today 102. \ . t Cark 11:45 slow '.c E 1 2 ! 2 i"it McDan'lAdonte, Bannell. Bushwhacker. 66035 Ascot Dark 7-8 1:291 fast 49 8 4 7. 10 101 HP'lGaraaa LadyChisweU, Avontellas, Vandalo. 65942 Ascot Park F C l:12j slow 102 2 1 1 It' S'HGargan Toller, Lisbia, Veritas Vincit. TAYLOR GEORGE, b. h, 5. by Register— Nena George (J. W. Blalock). Weight today 110. 6C217 Ascot lark 11:45 stop M7 111 1 2* E"1C ROSS Col. Bronston. S. Christian. UKRM 66178 Ascot Cark 3-4 1:161 slop lot 4 E fi C1 48 D Riley sir Carnthers, Betsey, Sais. 69056 Ascot Cark I 4 1:14? fast lo7 9 2 1 1= l1 C Koerner W. Gregg, Beaut. JkBest, G.E.Milner GRADEN. ch. h, 8, by Star Rubv — Falsalara (Olive Grove Stable). Weight today 110. 66201 Ascot c.nk " 8 1 41f stow 113 3 11 11 11 11"|C Grand r.ntro Xous. Rscalante, Toots Mook 00141 As.-. t Park 5 1-2 f l:i»i atop im 11 11 11 U* U**1W Plscher L.oftbeHeath. LaChata, c.idd.Koy. E38M Klntoch Dk E 1-2 f l:09g fast 113 7 G E 7.1 7.* Hartley I?. ofRoscrea.G.Ameri. an. W.Collier. FRANK V., b. g, 6, bv Nomad— Helen Wood (A. J. Oliver). Weight today 107. M162 Ase..t I 'ark 3-4 1:1."H slop 1 2 :• 10 ]o ,\^. s13?.rallahan Avontellus. VeritasVin.it. Vandalo 01 124 Ascot 1'ark 3-4 1:17. fast MO 12 12 12 M I'e-Hydchild B'tiful and Beat, Unburns. Daulde. WILLIE GREGG, ch. g, 6, by Register— Mary Gregg (E. E. Beatty). Weight today 107. 66124 Ascot Park 3-4 1:17. fast M9 I 3 4 f.1 7* Howard B'tiful and Best. Botogna, Baable, .. I \ scot Cark 8-4 1:149] that 107 7 8 5 31 21 Howard T. George.BeaaLtkBCSt, D.K.Milner 9MU ASCOt Cark 3-4 1:15J slow 109 2 3 3 21 G'h Howard Linda Rosa, I'r.Frederick, I'r.Ching. LYDIE WROUSMAN, ch. m, 5, by Verge d'Or— Walula (C. L. Mackey). Weight today 105. 00101 ASCOt Dark 1 1:44J slop 107 S o 4 4 9ukl0J-JR McDan'ILord Provost. Van Hope. Hauhle. 69972 ASCOt Dark ll:4ljfast lit". 4 2 4 4 43 313 It McDan'lLineofLife. IToldVtm. CrestonHoy. G0017 ASCOt Dark 3-4 1:151 fast 110 1 3 2 2l 35 Callahan Miss Martha. Fomasta. Lady KhBg. HIRTLE. b. m. 10, by Ophir— Littl Tuttle (D. Bridges). Weight today 105. 6617* Ascot Cark 3-4 1:161 stop mi ! S I S:; | * F H'l.rand Sir Carutliers. Delsey. Sais. 66146 Ascot Cark 0 ]-: l 1 :o!.; stop 1"7 .". 7. 7, .",' (;"'M'' H'brand Succeed, •'• KerchevUle, I-oiielland. GO^lo Ascot l'ark F C 1:121 slop lui 9 4 4 4* 311 Riddle Mazapan, Baulde, Veritas Vincit. FONCASTA, ch. g, 6, by Fonso— Lucasta (J. Curl). Weight today 102. fitt233 Ascot Park 1 1:45 slow Ml 7 2 1 1 I1 1* n:irp::in Put*, Sheriff Bell, Myrtle H. MM Ascot Park 1-4 1:1:1* slow Htt| 5 5 6 51 3'1 Ciargan Con lessor, L.Glaastonr, BIBeraado. 68056 Ascot Park 3-4 1:14| fast 102 11 11 10 11' 10ul Gargan T.Ueorge, W.ORBs* lUaut. & Hest. Page 6 Floods Delay Shipments. FLOODS DELAY SHIPMENTS. Hot Springs, Ark.. January 3. Because of the Baaded condition of the country hereabouts, slop incuts of horses from New Orleans for the meeting of the Oaklavwi Jockey Club, uliidi is open one month hence, have been deferred. Harry White has been appointed patrol and paddock judge at Oaklavwi. Telegraphic Form. TELEGRAPHIC FORM. The horses seeming to have the l cst chances m Friday's races ate: Fair Grounds New Orleans. La., January o. 1 Knighton. Duess.i. Flagstone. 2 No Engine, Dick Bose, Southern Knight. :; Morales. Jadge Darey, Colloquy. 4 — Orbicular. Missouri I ad. St. Valentine. .1 L. S. B.. Western, Royal Bond. b Dele Bt roast, Safety Ugtat, Mash O'NeliL J. L. IMaspsey. Ascot Park Lea Asgeita, OaL, lanaary .".. 1 Sly Ben, Lord of the Heath. I .oil a Cladstoiic. 2 Los Angeleno, I'rcesias. Baron Baker. :; \nona. Nun's Veiling, Paylor George. 4 — Waterbnry, Ureeno, Zethns. B Lord Prorost. Markie Mayer. Niblick. 0 — ABerlos, Banlada, Nappa. E. I". O'Malley. Oakland Oakland, pal . lannary X 1 Marie H.. Titus ll.. Joe Ooss. I Laura P. M . Snow. M. A. I'ow.ll. :'. Cheers. I. a Boar. Mr- Matthew.-.. 4- Andrew Mack. Pury. BoBn. .". Angleta. Mandator. B9 Chihualiiia. ti Qaatway, Clamor. Neptunoa. H. I'otslaud. New Orleans Entries and Form. NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES AND FORM. For differences in weight add or deduct 5 points to the pound. An extra good rider's average worth is 3 pounds. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Racing starts at 2: l0 p. m. XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Selling. Ind. Hors. a. A. Wt. Hdqi. 66141 Wooltessa 4..KU 72." 65706 Belle of Owensboro 4. .114 71.1 4S0«74....Duessa 4. .108 710 82277. ...Etta M 4. .10*. . X . .710 W)17:i. .. .Flagstone 4. .MM 7o:, 61832.. ..The Clad Corsair I. .MM 7o:. (i."i)2" Country Lad I..IOI.. .700 S8173 Knighton t..ll!».. BOO 60064 Wild Indian I. .111 673 66212. .. .Sou. na .'.. 4. .log. . X . .690 b.V. 22. . . last Male 7.. 103 135 66118.... Madenia 8. .110.. ..80O C. J. Co\. b. c bv Hot apnr Ethel Uoi 1. .lit; Mlaa Willie, b. f. by Cor man- Nina F 4.. 'M Second Race^ — 3-8 Mile. 2 yi ar olds. Malik M AllouanccS. Colts and Beldtags. No Engine, b. e, bv Hapabnrg Stanncl 113 66220 Dick Rose I' * H622!l ... Toro Ill 1 6220. . .Liberty villc lis 66229. . . .Southern Knight Ill Jennie's Beau. b. c. by Cam erofl Jennie J. I I •" •Saba.io. eh. c. bv Royal Flank 111. Hoaosont ll" •Bine Lee, ch. e. bv Blues l.ectta 11.1 Count Kcinlerd. ch. c. bv riainbeau Waste 11.1 Auloin,.. I, Ik. c. by l.issak Voiyotben 11.1 Water Cooler, b. c, by Water color Beetle 1 1.1 IB on. b. c, by lidelio I '.oil ml a way 118 Ben Baker, ch. s. by John Baker 11.- Nannie K 112 •BarktW iV O'Meifl entry. Third Race — 3-4 Mile. :; year olds. Handicap. HHHM'.O . . .Judge Davey H*' . . X • 721 bt.B.t:; .. .Colloquy 118 .711 «;t;2t:t Voting B8.. • ..710 66230. ...De Oro B "» 703 •8090*. ..Mortibov MS.. X.. 70S 661.16 Luev Marie »2. . X . .701 (66P.1l 1. ..Moi.'les 111.. X . 7oo MM Monere Bl 700 657o4 Sweet Kitty 90. . X . -6t)o Fourth Race — 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 1 66M7K ..Orbicular 4. .101. . X . .7.10 (66l2(ii. ..Lady Esther 4. .103. . X . .720 08248s. . .St. Valentine 6. .11.'!. . X . 71.1 (J6247-'...I.adv Ellison .1. . !•:;. . X . 71.1 (66212). . .Missouri Lad 4. .108.. X ..710 68231*... Besterllng .1. .167. .© . .7 C (63054)... Oberon *-• 08.. 063 6621.; . ..Terns Kod B..108..X ..000 (08213). . .Dromio 5.. 109. . :•: .000 (08123)... Bather Royal 5. .107. . X . .67.1 66247 Hollow-ay 4. .10.1. . X - .663 tW227....Veribest 4.. S8..X..060 6622S Sneer 6. . 08.. X. .028 61IUS Merccs 5. . Do. . X . .02.1 Fifth Race— 1 Mile. 3-year olds. Selliurf..' 08232. . . Broken Melody !»o 72.1 08232. . . Lady Vimont 03. . X . 71.1 00134 Kaiserhoff 08.. X.. 710 08230. .. Western 110.. x. .700 08232*. . .Henry Boeworta lot; oihi 88240 Clad Pirate KM.. X. -000 6.1021 ... lire Alarm 00.. X.. 883 80172 Royal Bond 80 083 68245 Schroeder'a Midway 00 088 08154 .... Impertinence '-»7 ;si 08172. . . .Gargan tea MM 078 03821*. . .Associate 101 67.1 66176 L. S. B '.►•" 071 06245 Druien KM 000 00280.... Nancy Hart oh 000 Co|. inline King, ch. c. bv sir Matt Tuliilah B 97 Sixth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. 8-year atda and upward. Beltbag. 08184 Mazie O'Neill "... M 723 00232... Jack Lory 5. .101..®. .718 601.19. .. .Lemon Girl 0. .ML.X..7M 80231 Ke l Light 6. .106. . x . .705 83814*... Safety l-ii-'ht 8. . MB.. X.. 108 08178*. ..Omar Khayyam 4 .100 786 08196*. . .S. alplo-k 4. .110..X. .180 88198 Bullfinch 8. .Km; 780 08210 . tdbeil 0. .111.. X.. 005 66227.... Merrick 4. .MM.. ..098 680R7 .. Happy Jack II 5.. 184..®. 008 86104 nrte stronie :;. . s4 c.s.-. 86248 Delphic .1. 112.. ..675 68193. . . .Creetieresl 0. . 10*. .©. .873 06196 tggle Lewis 0. .104. .X.. 630 08232. ...Langford James 6. . 1 1 . .© . .62.1 Oakland Entries and Form. OAKLAND ENTRIES AND FORM. Probabililics: Weather clear: track gssd. Radng si arts at 1 : 10 p.m. (OktcagV time 3:40 p.m.) Xlluns well in mud. ©Superior mud rimuer. First Race— 5-8 Mile. 4 year obis and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. A. Wt lb! p. 06184*... Marie H 5. .117.. X. .700 1 00201 Black Sam 111'... ■ . .09.1 65030 Titus II 7..11!».. . .090 86168 Soundlv 9.. 117. . X ..090 800A4 loe Coss IO. .119. . X - .685 661 68.... Sharp Boy 5.. 119.. - ..685 66149 Melar 5. . 117. . X . -080 660.19. . . PITcivesci'tice 6. .117. . X . .680 1 81841 Be Gramntont .1.114.. ..080 1 00480 Bill Short 5. .119. . X . .678 85035 Sam c 6.. 119 875 06140. . . .Qneeacna 7.. 119 670 1 Second Race— 6 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 86132*. ..Laura F. M 7.. MM.. X.. 723 06223 Snow I.. 09.. X.. 720 I O0202 M. A. Powell .1. .107. . ■• . .71.1 I 06095 Dora 1 8.. 08.. X.. 713 65624 The Mfcwoorlaa r... 00.. X.. 710 66257 Swagger 4. .104..X . .700 65767 ...Meringue 5.. 102 700 02211 Frits! l'crri .".. . S7 700 0117.1 . . .Tarrigan 7. .KM 093 03068 Politic .1. .104 mt) Third Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs. I a. ar obis. Seilin;;. 86185*... Cheers 187.. .72.1 66170. . Pescadera 105.. X. .720 86258 . . . Mrs. Matthew s 105. . . . 7 1 5 66276.. ..La Bone 101 710 06057 .Atom 101 710 68058 Peligroeo l w" '• 65830. . . .Krnka l"l 700 65648. . . .Handmaiden 101. . x . .098 06170 Letltia S 101 090 00221 Bertie A 90 taio Fourth Race — 1 Mile. 4 year -olds and upward. Belling. 00223 Andrew Mack 0. .MM. . X . 72.1 66261 Elic 6.. MM.. ..720 66262* . . .Rolla 4. . !»0. . x . .71.1 66188 Pachnca 6.. MM.. X.. 710 00224" . . .Purv .1. .109. . X • .705 602O5 Early Hours 4. . .x. . . .700 0027s Kotrou 4. .100. . X . .000 001 »... .I.illilns .1. .105 090 06257. ...Daniel C 4.. MM.. X.. 885 00221 lake Moose 4.. MM.. X . .000 Fifth Race— 1 Mile. ft-year-olda and upward. Selling. 00131 . . . Mandator I.. I07. . X . .72." 06188*. . .El Chihuahua 8. .109.. ..726 88262. . . .Miss May Bowdish 0. . 1(»7. . •' . 7lr. 00107 tngieta 5. .107. . X . .715 63838. ...The Lady Kohesia 0. .MR*. . X . .710 65T60 Darthula 5. 1 7. . . .7I« 88188* ... Velkxratone 8..112. . ..70:, 66257 Hainaull 0. .MM. .®. .705 68262 Bushthorpe ::. . 05.. X.. TOO 86258 Bogohama t. .107 006 86149 Royal White 7..1 9 (Bto 00009 Lady Fashion 5. .167. . X . .090 Sixth Race — 1 1-16 Miles. 2 vc.ii-obis and upward. Special Weights. 00296* .. .Gateway 0 .111.. -'..721 100241 1 . . .Neptunus 6. . 111.. ■ . .720 1 0O2 lo , . . Beechwood 4..IO0.. ..71.1 66244*... Clamor ::.. 97. .X. -710 06225*. . .Oowebade 4. .MM.. X . .705 002i:: Plausible .'J.. 91.. ■ ..70.1 68208 Grace O ::. . 92.. ..7O0 Los Angeles Entries and Form. LOS ANGELES ENTRIES AND FORM. Probabililics: Weather clear: track fast. Bachut Btarta al 1 . \~ p.m. (Chicago time 3:46 a.nu) Bona well la mud. ®8aprrior mud runner. First Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1-year-oMi and upward. Bpedal Weights. lad. Berses. A. Wt. Hdcn. i;:.v7:;. . . .The Irishman 1 . 108. . ■ . .72". I 66 1 2-1. . .Critic I.. 105 726 (661 III.. .Lord of the Heath .1. .112. . ■ . .71.1 66236 Von Tramp 5.. 1127. ..71.1 (66256). ..Asora I. .MM.. ..715 06201 Sly Ken I. .108. . X . .710 ; 6480* . . . Ballot ta I. .MM 7lo i^;i:»s 1:1 Bernado 0..MM 705 00201 . . . I.a ciiala I. .MM. . X . .7415 06236*... Lot ta Uladatonc 4. .163 7 h» (65942). .Toller I. .100 095 88146* lad; Kercberille 4.. MM.. ..80S ; 000.; I. . . . M01 tl ike I.. MM 098 I 86144*... Colden Boy 0. 112.. ..683 ! Willi lads 0..H 7 07.1 Second Race — Brooks Course. (7.: yard- less than I 1 1 nil U-s. Ixearolds and upward. Selling. 86253*. ..Los Angclcno S..I11I.. ■ ..726 0O2.;c. Baron Ejher .1. . 1O0. . 0d ■ -720 ', 06163*... Needful 7.. 101 71.1 1 1 1 1 08253* . . . rt-ccsias 0. .102. . X . .710 (66237) Vdonis 4. . 109. . X . .70S 002.11 Jack Little 0. . KM. . ©. .76.1 66220*. ..Ding Dong II 5.. MM.. X.. 700 08220*... Pablo S..164 700 86220 Ikkl 6.. MM.. X.. 008 08220 Invictus 9. .104. . X . .008 06217.... Sherry 7. .KM.. C..6B8 06233. .. .Komombo 0. . .97. . / . .0K Third Race— 3-4 Mile. 4 year olds and upward. Selling. (66233) . . .Foncasta 0. .102 725 00077 I'm Jcc 1..110 . ..720 ("►.1724. . . Nattie Bumppo 5.. K 7. . ■ . .71.1 00089 Nun's Veiling 4..IO.,.. . ,1". 00217 Taylor George .1.110 7lo 86251 Stoeasel 4. .107. .X.. 710 66202 Prince Magnet 5. . 118.. X.. 705 60101 ... l.vdio Wrousman 5. .MM.. ..70S 06124 Willh Crc-_- 0..MM..X..700 002.1:; Perry Wiekes 5.. MM.. X.. 788 06256 \nona • 5. .107 700 8620] Grades 8..1Mf..X..9J8 001 7S Hirlle KI..IOI. .X - .«i90 06162 Frank V 6. .107 OH 00237 Maker 1. .102. . y. . .075 Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile. :{ year-obis. Handicap. 08081 . . . . Waterbury 107 72.1 86270 May L. N K*» 720 86270 Zethus MM 711 662.~.2:. . .Creeno 16.1. . X . .710 00210. ...Kan Alvi-o ! 7.. ..7 .. 86254. . . . Royal Pen MM...X. 760 Fifth Race — 1 Mile and 50 Yards. 4 year oids and upward. Selling. 86183*. . .Viona «'•■ 107. . ■' . 72.1 66235*... Niblick 5..MM.. ..720 ooj.s Sais 6. .112. .©..715 0508O Markie Mayer 4.. oo. . ..7l 862H8 l.oi,l Provost 4. . 184.. X.. 705 00217*. . .Liu rece 1. .107 700 o:::i2::. . . .Suiuav 5. .100 7o 86108 MeGratklana Prince K . . io .» i^M Sixth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. I yi at obis. Selling. 06120*. ..Bay Egan MM 723 66251 ...Allerion 108.. - ..720 00! 12 .. .Lord Ros?ington K»7..X.-71.1 (66210) ... Virginia Lorraine 120 71.1 66210 Joan of Arc 102. . X . 710 86107 Maid of the Mill 102 710 60142 Oonzalos KCi 7( 5 OO210 Oohl Heather 187.. X.. 70S OOI sj Nappa 11.1.. X . .700 06255. . . .Straightaway KM 7o 86110 Royal Ascot KM 780 66I8O. . . . Kunsnm K 7 80S 06219 lolm Bruen KM 095 081O7.. ..Bans 102 005 06MM Kanlada K 7 088 imiH0HIHIimiMMiHM8HMMM«HHMtMM »M»M liTURF EXCHANGE! SPECIAL FRISCO TRAIN 2:30 P. M. DAILY trains on Illinois Central leave Randolph St* at 12:30, j 3 J: J 5 and 2:30 p. m., stopping at Van Buren, 43rd and * x 63rd streets. Returning trains at 5:00, 6:00 and 6:45 j p. m. Our 2:30 p. m. train for the express accommodation | ! ! of patrons desiring to place commissions on Frisco races* i I i ROUND TRIP : : 50 CENTS j 2———— — ———— — niiiinimciinmiiiinni Fourth Race [4th Los Angeles] FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Handicap. (1 :V2\— G— 107.) 2ETHUS. b. c. 3, by Previous — Carmencita (R. Bauer). Weight today 109. • W£i0 (See Ascot 1'ark chart in this paper). K6216 Ascot Park 7-8 1:30) alop 108 5 6 4 3 2* lh Tnlhert J. R.LaBfbcry, Merrill. Bed Garter. 66127 Ascot Park ll:4l|fast 1KU1111 10 71 4*1 Talbot Moltaey, Csaanel Jacfc, IfUshora. 66016 Ascot Park 7-8 1:29 fast HiS 7 7 5 2 2' l'J Tall.crt L'lnmer, San Alvis. . Treas.Seeker. GREENO. b. c, 3, by Greenan — Tongese (T. M. Cassidy). Weight today 105. 662.12 Ascot Park F C 1:11 fast 110 6 5 2 '.'.- ■■b C Koerner Norfolk. Airs. Bed Garter. 66143 As -ot Park 3-4 1:143 slop 10B :'. 1 1 V ::' «' Koerner I.MStanhope. JtdgeNelSMI, Illusion. 65962 Ascot Park 6-S l:0.'l fast Ms 6 3 2 1£ sV'i C Koerner Illusion, L. l'itzjrihbon. San All Mil. "MAY L. N.. b. f, 3. by Ossary— Plumeria (D. A. Ross). Weight today 100. *H;270 (See Ascot 1'ark chart in this paper). H»il_'7 Ascot Park 1 1:41J fast Km) 1 1 fi S 1_" 12-2 Kelioe Molesev, Colonel Jack, alllaBf ■ 61866 Oakland 5-S 1:01J fast 1"» 3 1 3 23 PI Graham Piinkim, Navarro. Tonv I'aust. 61773 Oakland 5-S 1:021 fast 109 1 1111 Ink p Phillips Saxonia, Tanana. Viileuieuse. WATERBURY, blk. c, 3. by Watercress— Queen Bess (R. F. Carman). Weight today 107. •S6091 Ascot Park 1 1:42 fast Mf 7 112 4h V -- A W B k« rSuprenie Court. V.ifieies. Mnlcsev. »sr.::77 Aqueduct 3-4 1:138 fast 113 2 11 1* 2 » Shaw Zaniliesi. 1. (iill. Smiling Tom. iof.340 Aqueduct 5-S 59J fast 112 2 2 2 2' 21 Shaw Bai ■har.vl'.elli", Prank GIH, Oiaculutu ROYAL BEN, br. c, 3, by Royal Flush— Bendorita (C. F. Clark). Weight today 101. ••'.i Ascot Park l 1:42 teat MS .143 3 S ] ("IFinn w. 11. Oarer. Tartan, afUaases. 66127 Ascot Park 11:11} fast W4 3 2 4 5 «i 6'» Finn Molesev. Colonel .lack. Milsliwa. 66091 Ascot 1'ark 11:12 fast 103 I I 5 4 G» K'^l'inn Supreme Court, V.uictes. Molesev. SAN ALVISO. b. c, 3, by St. Symphorien — Instigatrix (Elmwood Farm). Weight today 97. MM Ascot Park 7-81:301 slop W8 Bolted. Kuiu Eetbue, J. U. Langim v. Merrill. Uta Aaoot Park 1 1:411 fast MM 8 M 11 11' B"|Kuna atoteaay. Colonel Jack, Milsiiora. 660Jfi Ascot Park 7-S 1 ..:• fast 113 4 2 2 5 51 3'-i Kunz Zetlms, Klanccr. Treasure Seeker. FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 50 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:121-5 110.) T3AIS, br. h, 6. by St. Blaise— Gentility (Mrs. J. Blute). Weight today 112. MM Ascot Park f C 1:111 aktW Wl 2 ." 8 ft V .1 Harris Confessor. 11a. Sii-.inn.ili. 66178 Ascot Park 3-4 1:16J slop 107 3 3 8 .1} 35 .T Harris Sir Caruthers. Betsey, T. George. 65911 Ascot Park F C 1:12* slop Ml 2 3 2 1» l4 M Preston Ketropaw, perry Wiekes. Caaoplin, MIBLICK, ch. g, 5, by St. Gatien— Braw Lass (H. Mason). Weight today 109. MM Ascot Park I 1:423 Slow Mt 113 3 3' 2B It MoPanTP.liznlieth V. Belrolr, Uncle Henry S616." Ascot Park T-8 1:29] sl"p p.t t; 4 4 4 i- 4» R McDan'IMorlingo. Cigarliglit-r. Hill Curtis 66109 Ascot Park 1 1:42 fast M 4 2 2 I 2l 21 Kent .I.P.Donoliue, Col.l'.ronston. Slylien. LUCRECE. b. m, 5, by Brutus— Belle of Palo Alto (J. Coffey). Weight today 107. M217 Ascot park 1 1:1.1 slop 107 t; ;, 4 4 41 !«• C Koerner Col. Bronston, S. Christian, Sherry. 6K202 Ascot Park 11:11 slow MS 7 4 2 2 1» | }C Koerner UentleHarry, Mountebank, \ '.Davis 66070 Ascot Park 1 1:43 fast M 3 2 3 1 1» !• R McDanlParvo. Neatness, Ikkl. LORD PROVOST, ch. c. 4. hy Bathampton— Heart of Midlothian (J. R. Pyne). Wright today 104. •6623* Aso.t Park F C 1:11' slow ]nr, 7 7 7 7-1 "''- Finn Confessor. Ila. Siisaiinali. MS00 Ascot Park 1 1:42} aktW 9.1 111 2 H 4I"M P.iley Cigarligliter. Line of Life, I.ilie H. B6161 Ascot Park 11:411 slop 104 4 11 1 1-1- Finn Van Hop,-. HaiiMe. Ikki. M'GRATHIANA PRINCE, ch. g. 10. by Hanover— El Dorado (P. C. Donaleche). Weight today 109. ■66108 Ascot Park 1 1-S 1 :."..".} fast 93 3 8 S 8 81 9l-i'' Ross Karon Pslier. Cotillion. Beeerratloa 66072 Ascot Park 1 1:41} fast MS 8 S 7 7 71 S" .1 Smith l.ineofl.ife. lTol.lVou. L-Wroailll 66036 Ascot Park 11:42 fast 107 S 10 11 10 M" 913JJ Smith prince Magnet, Yioni. Mountebank. VIONA, br. m, 6, by Victory— Fiona (W. Sohubach). Weight today 107. inn Ascot Park 11:41 slop 104 4 3 3 2 2-n 2= Kehoa Woodthorpe, Adonis. Marpessa. 66124 Ascot Park 3-4 1:1.1 fast 109 E 8 7 lii 4' Kehoa B'tiful ana Best. Bologna, Bauble. 6»i36 Ascot Park 1 1:42 fast 107 3 4 4 3 21 2-J Kelioe PrinccMagiiot, Mountebank. Invictus SUNRAY, br. m, 5. by Potomac— Earmaid II. (C. A. Ross). Weight today 106. 63923 Brighton B 1 1-16 1 :4." i fast 96 6 7 6 6 8 S«* C Ross The Clown. Oarsman. Sir Ba— til. 63503 Buffalo 1 1-16 1 :46g fast 102 13 2 2 2} 3s C Ross P. McAdow, Secret. Water l'an.-.v. 63258 Buffalo 1 l:40g fast 95 1 1 1 1 l3 l5 C Ross D.ofKendal. Crestfallen. Pahl.igbt MARKIE MAYER, br. g. 4. by Previous— Bonnie May (R. Bauer). Weight today 99. MM Ascot Park FC 1:11} fast 97 11 11 11 lonk.sHTalb.it ;.B.Miln-r. L.GTdatone,J.K'ebeTille R.1»11 Ascot Park F C 1:12* slop 104 S 5 S I S'-» Kelioe Sais. Ketropaw, IVrrv Wb kes. «."S;01 Ascot Park 11:44 h\-y 102 4 7 4 4 5l 319 C Koerner J. P. Donohue, Ketropaw, P.aldo. 6th Race [6th Los Angeles] SIXTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Selling. 1 1 :iKU— 4— 10.'!.) LORD R0SSINGT0N, ch. c. 3. bv Invernen — Anne Evans (Kirkfield Stable). Weight today 107. M 142 Ascot Park .1 -8 1 :»-l si .p Ml 9 7 5 S" VI Sp.rrv Kenaw. Pr. Cnnvk. Pepper tt Salt. •66092 Ascot Park 3-4 1:11} fast 1 T S 8 8 8 8-- Q'rington Norfolk. Dr.Crook. Pepper & Salt. 16037 Ascot Park F C 1:103 fast 91 3 4 5 7= I" Q'rington L. Stanhope. UCasador, Bd. T.I'ryer ALLERION, ch. g, 3, by Falsetto or Sabine— Helga (J. I. Walsh). Weight today 109. MM Ascot Park 3-4 1:14* fast 99 5 2 1 U 24 M Preston Bologna, Canopian, sun Mark. (h6160 Ascot Park 5 1-2 f 1:09* slop 102 7 4 3 4" 4* D Riley Susannah. Duleinea. Phil Igoe. •MM Ascot Park 5 1-2 f 1:0S} fast M 2 I 5 V S»4 A W B'kerCol. Jack, Treas.S eker, BanAMstt. ROYAL ASCOT, b. c. 3. by Benroe — Palo de Rosa (Orangevale Stable). Weight today 104. MM Ascot Park V C 1:11ft Cast 1"7 7 8 7 Eft B" F Sullivan J.K.l.auclirev. LadyKltty, St. Edgar «012S Ascot Tark 1-2 49J fast I'M 8 7 6k 9'° Beder Esther B.. Bd Tracy, Game Bird. 60077 Ascot Park 1-2 49 fast 1M S 9 9 810JBorel Alonza, Napnagootis. Came Bird. GOLD HEATHER, ch. f. 3. by Goldcrest— Heatherbell (C. Van Dusen). Weight today 107. 06216 Ascot Park 7-S 1:3"} slop KB 1 2 2 .1 6 64K*C Cross Zethus. .1. R. Langbrey, Merrill. 61920 Oakland 3 1-2 f 423 fast 110 6 6 3*. 31} P Phillips Valoureusc. Pescadera, Q. Ailecne. 61 s66 Oakland 5-8 1:01* fast M I 10 10 91 9"T Sullivan May I.. N ., Pimkini. Navarro. JOAN OF ARC. ch. f. 3, by Victory— Lady Luke (Mrs. J. M. Cooper). Weight today 102. (MM Ascot Park 5 1-2 f 1:11} slop I07 7 12 4- 7-° M Preston V. Lorraine. St. Albans. Hap. Rice MM Ascot Park 5-8 l:o:i} fast Ml 1 4 4 5* 23 OOSJM Gonzales. Buna. Happy Rice. 6.1999 Ascot Park 5-8 1:02 fast 1 2 2 2 2 21 410 J Harris I.ordStanhope, Hazeline. L.Miiiistcr BUNA, ch. f. 3, by Solitaire II.— Centre Tip (P. C. Donaleche). Weight today 102. 66107 Ascot Park 5 1-2 f 1 :0S?. fast 1"2 9 9 9 9 S^ J Smith P.Ianeor. Phil Igoe. Kappa. MI74 Ascot Park 5-8 1*3} fast MM 12 12 M| I i .1 Smith Gonzales. Joan of Arc. Happy Bice. ri6890 Ascot Park 5-S 1:02| slop MftM 10 10 10 1013U Smith Jomc S., Dr. Crook. Bdw. T. liver. BANLADA. b. f. 3, by Bannockburn— Estelada tT. A. Heart). Weight today 107. MHI ASOOt 1'ark 1-4 1:11 tlow Ml S I 6 : : " B Hayes Rpnraw. E. T. Fryer, Judge Nelson MB Ascot Park 5 1-S I l:0sj fast l"i S 6 3 2- l»i B Hayes K. P. Fryer, Bay Bean, I.. Minister MM Ascot Park 11:42 fast M 5 6 7 5 51 5"i Harty Milshora, Merrill. I.ivius. NAPPA, b. c. 3. by Solitaire II.— Alma Dale (J. Coffey). Weight today 115. lotMSO Ascot Park .1 1-2 f 1:10] slop KB 6 .1 4 4" 4» R McDar.'l Prolific. Prascw do. Dr. Crook. •6H107 Ascot Park S 1-2 t l:Mft Cast 110 2 2 2 J- 3'ft R Mcllan ll'lancer. Phil Igoe, DomiMM Arvi. •66069 Ascot Park 3-4 1:14* fast 95 9 1 1 lh 6« W Kelly Revolt, Betsey, Bologna. VIRGINIA LORRAINE, b. f. 3. by Kismet— Virginia Dare (G. Summers). Weight today 110. MHI Ascot Park 5 1-2 f 1:11| slop M7 3 4 1 1| 1- R McDatriSt. Albans. II. Bice, Cold Ledge. 6R197 Ascot Park 5-8 \ .' -% slow 105 S 3 3 ::• V% B McDan'lL.Kitty, b.Fitsg'bon.St.ofR'nyniedo MM* Ascot Park P C 1:11ft Cast 1o7 11 7 8 7* 68 Cavan'gh J.R.I.aiighrey. LadyKltty, St.Bdgar STRAIGHTAWAY, b. c. 3. by Norford— Cynthia (A. Becker). Weight today 104. HMS5 Ascot Park F C 1:12ft fast M7 8 I I 13 13 -'..Narva, z Remember, St. Albans. Happy Rice MM Ascot Park 5-S 1:02 fast 110 12 12 12 12' 123"iXarvacz Dr.Crook, 8t.OfaVnj rmede, SI .Albans. JOHN BRUEN. b. c. 3. by Russell— Release II. (Doerhoefer & West). Weight today 104. '6219 Ascot l-ark .1 1-2 f l :113 slop M7 I 2 1 8* M**ftC Koerner V. Lorraine. St. Albans, llap. Rice GONZALES, b. g, 3, by Emperor of Norfolk— Tiffany (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 109. M 142 Ascot Park 5-8 1 ."-'*; aktp UK 8 S 4 3- ,1,;?\V Kelly Kenraw, Dr.Crook. I.'«i BossingtoD. ■M74 Ascot Park S-8 lHBft fast :• " I 3 11* l3 W Kellv Joan of •Arc, Sana, Happj Rice 66033 Ascot I'ark 5-8 1:02 fast 9S 7 .1 5 6' 5 " W Kelly Dr.Crook, St.ol'K 11. nclcS: .Albans. MAID OF THE MILL, ch. f. 3. by Kismet— Juanita (C. Kerr). Weight today 102. KM7 Ascot Park 5-8 1:021 slow Ma 7 s ) W S**lWhitem'n L.KItty, L.Fitagibbon, V.Lorraine. MM Ascot Park 5 1-S f 1:18ft fast 111 2 4 4 7* 8**ftWhitem'n GreenSeal, J.lt.l.au :hrev.l.ad\ Kittv MM1 ASOOt Park 5-8 1:02} fast 105 1 8 S 8 B^ftWhltem'n Illusion. L. I'itzgibbon. San Ahiso. RUNSUM. b. f. 3, by Kingston— Ha ttie Trowbridge (T. E. Cassin). Weight today 107. MM Ascot Park 5 1-2 f 1:1*1 slop M3 1 4 .1 :■•• 5" C Grosa Proiiftc, Fraseoelo. Dr. Crook. 619S7 Memphis 41 2 f ."73 fast 104 2 2 4h l*ft W MeCee Heliuutli. Black Burn. Dry Dollar. 61940 Memphis 1-2 51} fast 102 R 2 2= 3- L Jones Margaret Morris, Madonna. C.I. ar-.cn RAY EG AN. h. c. 3, by Royal Flush III.— Canta (W. W. Finn). Weight today 109. 6613 Ascot Park B 1-2 C 1 Ml Cast 106 1 1111 2 1 Keboe Bd. T. Fryer, Banlada, Lit.Minister Mm Ascot 1'ark 8 l^lft fast M3 3 2 2 2 4' 'II Smith Duleinea, Kenraw. Big Store. 66019 Ascot 1'ark 5-S l:0li fast 102 4 4 4 6« 5'= H Smith Proliiic, Halton. Comniida. I I ; 'k.TTIE PLATf Finished Third. On January 2 we gave Yo San . . 4-5 Won j On January 1 we gave Woodsaw . 12-1 Won OXLY ONE OR TWO HORSES DAHY. NEVER MORE THAW TWO, THE CASSIDY | SYSTEM GETS THE MONEY. "FREE TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS." " OUR INFORMATION COMES DIRECT FROM THE TRACK." | $5,00 FOR SIX RAGING DAYS 5 F Oakland and Mew Orleans only. ■raaaawwimnH aianwni.i.stioni i - otantammtsamx ON SATURDAY d our baby two year old starts. We •« expect as good a price as on Wood-* saw. Don't miss this good thing. SPECIAL OFFER: i Our daily one or two-horse M1B «f P" wire during the entire ^k g krw month of January fcr ■ . ^r ™ ^^ ^ We never 1ir 1 over three romcrndvc loalng ilnv«. : The iiimic of every horee fa tilod with the D.'.ily Bacinc Form every ucoii. CASSIDY 6 CO., : TUKF EXPERTS : : : | Suile 504, 171 Washington St., CHICAGO : ILLINOIS ; I ! TURF REPORTER'S SPECIAL 11. 31 », 59 Dearborn Street. Chicago. Fridays Special: 79-9153-88-47-93-97-101-14-Brooklyn. Entry List: 3-4-612-S14-615-661-665-6G6. ', RiATlOlsAL atACIMCi UKVIKW MO. 319. Stoom K7, Ti ::.ur!wn Street, (ibleasot 111. YesterduyV Spci-lul Lo»t $1.00 PER MONTH. 25 CENTS PER COPY. "Phone Central 3581. Look out for a wire from mc Saturday on one which I have a personal interest in, and I have every reason to believe we will win at a good price. W f^ $5 for Six OecasionaJs. OJP^|^ 1 I ^^ 84 85, 119 La Salle Street, JL 1 ^J CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

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