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Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, January 18, 1907

Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, January 18, 1907 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1907 drf1907011801 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 18, 1907 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1907 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] k D?\rinnf$im~)\ FnriD I y (\Ul ]y\ggHMl w 'I J \ VOL. XIII. NO. 16. CHICAGO, FBIDAY, JAXUARY 18, 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS Alma Dufour's Fast Time.: Runs a Mile and a Quarter at City Park in 2:05 3-5. ALMA DUFOUR'S FAST TIME. ' / A. RUNS A MILE AND A QUARTER AT CITY PARK IN 2:05 3-5. i o of Lee Crest Also Establishes a New Track 7| Record for Three-Eiqhths of a Mile — (1 Jockey Mountain Is Injured. , t n New Orleans, La., January t7. — With the assist i mice of IkC pacemaking of Judge Post, whirh R(M of the first mile in 1 :3Sj, two fifths of a second I t tter than the record -breaking mile of Minnie Adams on Tuesday, a new track mark was set at h City Park this afternoon by Alma Dufour in the mile and a quarter handicap that served as the fea- • lure f the program of seven races. Kdward {'or- ■ ligiiu's marc won the race easing up hi —: »-"•*. which lowered the previous record l y four tilths of a sec- jj ond. Had there been anything to give her argu- t incut at the finish she might have made even a better a record. Five started and Alma Dufour was favorite, with Peter Sterling second choice and Judge Post * next in demand. Mamie Algol and Big Bow being not at nil considered in such compauy. It was a I fair test Tor Judge Post, a three-year-old. at such a distance and the Kurlew & O'Neill colt received quite as much credit for the manner in which he sei the pace and carried Peter Sterling at a clip ( that was entirely too much for him. all of which f was just to the liking of Alma Dufour. After the . first mile Judge Post tired. Alma Dufour went to j the front and in the last quarter had it all her own • way. Burlew has long claimed that Judge Post , Is as good, if not better, than Juggler, and this race ( seems to justify that belief, so far as racing at a j distance up to a mile is concerned. Here the three-year-old was a very tired colt and. having lost his whip. Hennessy was forced to the use of his rap as a persuasive to keep Judge Post going to save second . place when he staggered at the finish. ( Another new track record was set when Lee Crest, making his debut in the two year-old race, ran the . three-eighths of a mile in IB seconds. This youngster was a surprise even to Fred Burlew. Jockey Mountain, who had announced his intention oi going to Hot Springs, will not be able to attend the oi ening of that meeting. While riding Anna Day in the first race he met with an accident that will lay him up for some time. Turning into the stretch in a good position Mountain was forced to take his mount back to go around the leaders and there Anna Day fell. Mountain's right forearm was broken, in addition to the twisting of bis left thumb, from which he suffered greatly. For misbehavior at the post in the sixth race jockey Mitchell was suspended for two days by the starter. ^ Jamestown Track Site. JAMESTOWN TRACK SITE. Norfolk. Va., January 17. — The plan to hold a race meeting during the Jamestown L'xposition, which will open in April, is rapidly taking form. Kx-('ongressmau Young and his associates have purchased for .$15,000 thirty-five acres* of land on which the track is to be built. They Have paid half of the money. The Jockey Club will lie asked to sanction a meeting of eighteen days with the privilege of continuing longer if patronage justifies it. The site selected is on the road from Norfolk to Jamestown, being seven miles from this city and threo miles from the exposition grounds. It is easily reached by electric em Jockey Mountain's Bad Luck. JOCKEY MOUNTAIN'S BAD LUCK. Jockey George Monn'aiii. \\ hose home is near this ' city, has had more than one Ikiv's share of bad [ luck since he bus been riding at New Orleans. In t Ik* latter part of December lie was struck in the eye with a clod. January 5 he was jammed into , the Bean at the Fair Grounds and had his foot hurt. January !t F.nfin fell with him at City Park. . aud yesterday at the same trick Anna Day took a tumble ami broke his right arm. If there is such 1 a thing as a "hoodoo," Mountain MM to nave connected with it. Swindlers Are Sentenced. SWINDLERS ARE SENTENCED. New Orleans, La., January 17. — J. F. Barrett and N. C. Collins, who were convicted of having used 1 the Fnited States mails with intent to defraud the ? public by inducing certain persons to invest in an 1 alleged Co-operative Turf Association, were called ' liefore Judge Parlange today for sentence. Both 1 defendants made earnest pleas for clemency. They ' were sentenced to one year in the Parish Prison 1 and fiucd $3M each and arc to remain in jail until ' the fine is paid. Who Won the Suburban in 1887 ! WHO WON THE SUBURBAN IN 1887? (an you name the winners of any of the inqiortant ■ races of this country from memory alone'.' If f you cannot you need a copy of the American Racing Manual for l'.wj". jt gives the winners of all the , important stakes year by year. Likewise it tells I you who rode them: the weight carried, what they . earned; the time they made and the horses that t finished second and third. See advertisement on j the last page of this paper. First Foal at Elmendorf. FIRST FOAL AT ELMENDORF. Lexington, Ky., January 17. —Charles Berry man, manager of J. B. Haggin's Elmendorf Stud, reports a the first foal of the season at that noted place. It is a chestnut colt by Dieudouue — Beadly, by y I Bassetlaw. ' ' Another Deluge at Los Angeles.: A. Muskoday Likes it Sloppy-Atkins to Sell His Horses-Ryan Not Wanted. ' / A. i o of 7| (1 , t n i I h • ■ jj t a ANOTHER DELUGE AT LOS ANGELES. R Muskoday Likes It Sloppy — Atkins to Sell H His Horses — Ryan Not Wanted. Los Angeles. Cal.. January 17. — The heaviest rain that has fallen here in years deluged Hie track Q today and kept the attendance down to a handful ,.. the regulars. It fairly poured down all after-noon, making the colors of the jockey's difficult to distinguish. What little interest there was. centered in the fourth Mar, a free handicap for j three year olds and upward at one mile, which was taken by A. Muskoday in hollow fashion. He yimply », reveled iu the water, never leaving the result in ^ doubt. The betting was light and spiritless, with the books having a shade the better of it. _ J. P. Atkin will sell his entire string now racing . to here within the next week. , The entry of All Right will lie accepted from now { on. He was barred several weeks ago from starting on account of refusing to break. _ It is rumored here tonight that J. J. Ryau of get-rich-quick notoriety, who has been visiting the t track during the last week, will lie asked to stay . away. King Edward's String of Racers.: Richard Marsh is Training Twenty-Four for England's Ruler-All Grandly Bred. * I ( f . j • , ( j . ( . ' [ , . 1 1 ? 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ■ f KING EDWARD'S STRING OF RACERS. ' Richard Marsh Is Training Twenty-Four for England's Ruler — All Grandly Bred. i Richard Marsh has In training at Newmarket for ■ the campaign of 1!M)7 at the meetings iu England i sixty-five horses, of which twenty-four are the r property of King Edward IV. the largest string he I I] lias had in training since he has worn the crown. v The other horses iu trainer Marsh's establishment, r which is known as F.gerton House, are the property " of Lord Wolverton. Mr. Arthur James. Mr. J. W. t Lanareh and himself. "The Royal team is headed by the aged Rainfall and the six-year-old Coxcomb, next to which in I oint of age come the four-year-olds Mores and Cheverel.'' says London Sporting Life. "Several ' of the three-year-olds were mentioned in dealing with last yea:': PMBttB, iind the .-■■l ring is completed by the Inclusion of thirteen Juveniles, each of which was bred at the Royal Stud. Eight are by Persim- , mon, two by St. Simon, and one each by Ladas, Florizel II., and Diamond Jubilee. Thus It will be seen that the same strains which have been maintained, in recent years are again in strong evidence, and it is this fact alone which makes one afraid to prophesy any great improvement in the racing ability of the King's horses. Perhaps they will at last rise to the occasion, yet the fact remains that, although Persimmon has sired any number of good stock for other owners, he has never yet given His Majesty anything within measurable distance of himself as a racehorse. Of the thirteen youngsters Peridone is an own nVother to Zinfandel, and this one. at least, should race. Then there are a half sister to Victoria and an own sister to Slim Lad, and it is quite time that the dam of the latter, the beautiful Laodamia. produced something useful. Maid of Norway, an own sister to Nulli Seeundus, has already been before the public, under melancholy circumstances, she lK'ing the filly which shied at a | assing motor recently, thereby causing fatal injuries to ker rider." The following is a list of the King's horses : FOIR-YEAR OLDS AND FPWARD. Rainfall, br. h. aged, by Clwyd — Deluge. Coxcomb, b. h. t . by Kilcock — Gaiety. Mores, b. c, 4. by Ladas — Medora. Cheverel, ch. g. 4. by Persimmon— Cheverouny. THRICE YEAR-OLDS. Slim Lad. br. c. by St. Simon — Laodamia. Isograph. b. g/*"by Isinglass — Amphora. Perambulator, b. e, by Persimmon — Spyglass. Cynosure, ch. g. by Cvllene — Nenemoosha. Victoria, b. f, by St. Simon — Meadow Chat. Alexandra, b. f. by Persimmon — Ambleside. Osella, b. f, by Orme — Kcila. TWO -YEAR-OLDS. Court Plaster, b. c. by Persimmon — Courtly. Perspective, b. c. by Persimmon -Spyglass. Perrier. b. c. by Persimmon — Amphora. Pcridore, b. c, by Persimmon Medora. Maid of Norway, br. f, by St. Simon Nunsudi. Persian Lilac, br. f, by Persimmon---White Lilac. Lady Wayward, br. f. by Ijidas -Vane. Simpatica. br. f. by St. Simon — Laodamia. Perdrigon. b. f. by Persimmon— Meadow Chat. Perolina, b. f. by Persimmon — La Carolina. Bay filly, by Florizel II. — Chatelaine. Chestnut filly, by Persimmon — I.och Doon. Golden Amber, ch. f, by Diamond Jubilee — Ambleside. In racing King Edward has had a long spell of disheartening luck, such as would have caused many another enthusiast to transfer his allegiance to ► other pastimes. Last year bis horses returned him i only $1.'!,940 in prizes. The only winners were ! Cheverel. which took the Newmarket St. Leger and I later another ra v at Sandown; Victoria, which i scored in the Greet Surry Foal Plate at Epsom, and I Hsella. victorious in the Hurst Park Foal Plate, which was worth $5,t 75. Nulli Seeundus, Which made his debut iu the Derby, was the greatest disappointment. He is now racing over the hurdles with distinction and it is possible that he will come back to carry the royal colors successfully on the fiat. Sandy Greeker a Good Prospect , I . t j a y I ' ' SANDY CREEKER A GOOD PROSPECT. Washington, D. C. January lT.-'—Two of the best t looking three-year-olds at Bennings are John i Pangle's Sandy Creeker and Meddlesome Boy. Sandy r Creeker was rather a hard luck youngster last season, - but lie came to his own at Bennings, all right, and bids fair to prove a more than useful colt this s year, especially in mud. Sandy Creeker has put t on close to 100 pounds sinee racing closed, and 1 will show better development when next he sports s silk. Meddlesome Boy has also grown and filled 1 out. Frank Somers. Pangle's cross -country horse, , is albo wintering well. Funning Water Wintering Well.: Has Developed into a Grand Looking Mare-Suburban Her First Engagement. R H Q ,.. j », ^ _ . to , { _ t . ' i ■ i r I I] v r " t RUNNING WATER WINTERING WELL. \ Has Developed Into a Grand Looking Mare — Suburban Her First Engagement. New York, January 17. — Tom Welsh's stables at Gravesend house more than one horse that Is practically sure to be heard from this season in a big way. Naturally Running Water is the most promin- J out. This good filly wound up the season with victory in the Hdgemere Stakes and was one of the best and most consistent performers of 1JKMJ. She won seven races after the Newcastle Stable paid $25,000 for tier and Content at Saratoga, six of them lieing stakes. In winter quarters Running Water has thickened . ami spread into a really grand looking mare. She retired sound, and the Newcastle Stable can look I bee with great confidence as one of the stars of r the coming season. Running Water showed last . fall that all distances are alike to her and that, . she Is a splendid weight carrier. She was not . named for the Brooklyn, her first important engagement being the Suburban. This would indicate that she will not he hurried, but that her earlier races will be preparatory to the Sheepshead Bay race, always providing, of course, that the weight assigned her is satisfactory. She is the mainstay of the stable and the older division, but In J. C. Core, McCarter and Momentum the stable has a trio of three vear-olds that will i surely prove useful if nothing more, and it would be little surprise if J. C. Core is much more than merely useful. He Is a very fast horse, and has Improved so much with his long let-up (he was retired very early), that he is sure to take a high . place among the sprinters at any rate. Momentum. while onlv a plater, is a consistent one, as his record of eleven winning races last year will show. McCarter may not be quite high class, but is liable to keep the topnotchers busy to beat him. England's Eight Big Handicaps.: Entries to the Spring Events Are in some Instances Numerically Disappointing. ' , ► i ! I i I ENGLAND'S EIGHT BIG HANDICAPS. Entries to the Spring Events Are in Some Instances Numerically Disappointing. The latest London exchanges bring the entries received January 1 to the eight big handicaps to be run in England the coming spring, and likewise the information that the showing, numerically, in some instances is most disappointing. The Lincolnshire Handicap of 1,000 sovereigns, one mile straight, to be run at Lincoln. March 19, has forty-five entries, which is five less than the number received in 1S98, the lowest in nine years. The Queen's Prize Handicap, 1.000 sovereigns, one mile and a half, to be run on the Round Course at Kempton Park, April 1, received only twenty-eight entries. . The Newbury Spring Cup Handicap of 1.250 sovereigns and a cup valued at fifty sovereigns, one mile straight, to be run at Newbury, April l."{, received thirty-five entries. The Great Metropolitan Handicap of 1,000 sovereigns, about two miles and a quarter, to be run at Epsom Downs, April 2.X. received forty-one entries, seven more than last year. The City and Suburban Handicap of 2,000 sovereigns, about one mile and a quarter, to be run at Epsom Downs. April 24. received forty-three entries, twenty-one less than last year and the lowest In i nine years. The Great Jubilee Handicap of 3,000 sovereigns, ' one mile and a quarter over the Jubilee Course, to he ,run at Kempton Park, May 11, received forty entries, thirty-four less than it had in 1001, its Ix-st year, and equal with the number it had in 1808, the worst year in the last nine. The Chester Cup Handicap of 2,500 sovereigns and a cup valued at fifty sovereigns, nearly two miles , and a quarter, to lie run over the Old Cup Course at Chester, May 8, received forty-nine entries— decidedly better than last year when it did not • fill at the original date of closing. The Manchester Cup Handicap of 2.750 sovereigns and a gold cup valued at 250 sovereigns, one mile and a half, to be run over the Cup Course at Manchester, May 24, received fifty -four entries. Commenting upon these numbers, the Sporting Life says: "Race course managers have little cause i' to be jubilant. Regarded from the numerical standpoint, the entries for the Spring Handicaps are ■ disappointing. There is a falling off nearly all 1 round, and in one or two cases the deficiency is » quite unaccountably pronounced. If only we could i be sure that the numerical strength of the entries for the Great Metropolitan aud the Chester Cup P could be regarded as conclusive evidence of a growing disposition to foster racing over two miles s or more we might, in spite of all that tends to the e contrary, be well satisfied with the state of things s with which we are today confronted." A. D. Payne's Farm in Virginia. t i r - s t 1 s 1 , A. D. PAYNE'S FARM IN VIRGINIA. "At his A nulla Farm, near Charlottesville, Va., A. I). Payne has 500 acres of the best blue grass in Albemarle County, watered by running streams in every field and paddock. The land is hilly, giving youngsters every chance for muscular development, aud his are allowed to run in the open from sunup to sundown, with three meals a day regularly," says the Morning Telegraph. "At the Payne farm are the young stallions Merryday and Cherry Pit, both by the same sire, Eolus, out of imported mares. Merryday has only had seven public performers, and four have been winners; while Cherry Pit is a full brother to the great Morello. He has also twenty-nine highly bred mares, by Masetto, Luxamore, King Ernest, Jim Gray, Hagioscope, Knight of the Garter, Charaxus, Eon, Requital, Wanderer, The Chevalier, liossington, Eolus, Quicklime and oilier aires." M' Bride's Narrow Escape.: Jockey is Thrown High in Air, but is Not Injured by Fall. \ J . I r . . . i . M'BRIDE'S NARROW ESCAPE. JOCKEY IS THROWN HIGH IN AIR, BUT IS NOT INJURED BY FALL. Jamming in the Two-Year-Old Race the Cause — Hilo de Oro Carries the Williams Colors to Victory. Oakland, Cal.. January 17. — Jockey Joe McBride had a miraculous escape from death or serious Injury whMe riding the favorite. Albia. In the first race at Oakland today. H. T. Griffin's filly forced the pace during the early running, but was suddenly hemmed in and bumped in the final sixteenth by the fast coming Raleigh on the outside aud College Widow on the Inside. This pair succeeded in forming a wedge when nearlng the finish and McBride was forced to pull up sharply with Albia. The two offenders nine together with a crash. Albia, not quite clear, was thrown to her knees and her jockey was sent flying through the air. He turned a complete somersault and fell flat on his back right in the path of the oncoming trailers, everyone of which successfully cleared the prostrate rider. It was probably the most thrilling and spectacular fall ever witnessed on a race course. That McBride was not killed outright seemed almost beyond belief. Many horror stricken spectators screamed aloud and several women fainted. Besides a severe shaking up, he sustained a slight cut on the back of his head. The foul committed by Raleigh was palpable and apparent to the veriest novice, yet the original placings were quickly confirmed, there was no Investigation and as far as known no one was punished or held responsible. The injured jockey was not able to appear in his owu behalf and no effort waa made to get his version of the affair. Tom William's black and orange racing colors were seen in front for the first time in more than a decade in the second race, when Walter Miller landed Hllo de Oro a winner for his employer. From a time standpoint the race was the slowest ever decided over this course. Duruell backed Baker heavily, but Baker did not take kindly to the going and could do no better than third. Barney Schrelber will ship Banonica. Fred Mul-holland and a half-dozen others of his string to Ascot Park, where they will be campaigned until March IS. Not Likely to Repeal Present Law . NOT LIKELY TO REPEAL PRESENT LAW Commenting upon the introduction of a bill to repeal the Percy-Grey racing law in New York state, which was introdiuvd in the legislature at Albany, Tuesday, the New York Sun says: "I'nless Governor Hughes should send a special message to the legislature urging the repeal of the Percy -Gray law it is not at all likely that the bill will go through. The amount of money secured from the racing associations last year was so large that the fair associations will have more money than ever before for distribution next spring." Ascot Park to Close March 13. i ' ASCOT PARK TO CLOSE MARCH 13. Lea Angeles. Cal., January 17. — In quashing a rumor to the effect that the Los Angeles Jockey Cluli was considering an extension of the present meeting at Ascot Park, Manager Brooks said: "The meeting will close on March 13. as was originally intended. There will lie no extension. The matter lias not been considered." To Plate Horses in Germany. , • TO PLATE HORSES IN GERMANY. New Orleans. La.. January 17. — Fred Alberts, known around the racetracks as "Dutch" arrived here this morning from Los Angeles. He is on his way to Germany, where he goes to join the stable of Baron Springer. Alberts was engaged by George Walker to do the plating for the Springer stable. Another Walker for Germany. i' ■ 1 is » i ANOTHER WALKER FOR GERMANY. _ , — , — . Los Angeles. Cal.. January 17. — Trainer J. R. Walker will shortly sever his connections with the establishment of J. J. Walsh. Walker has engaged to train the horses of Baron Wernberg in Germany this year and is to report for duly March 1. Saratoga Association's Officials. P a s e s SARATOGA ASSOCIATION'S OFFICIALS. The lioard of directors of the Saratoga Racing Association held a meeting at the Windsor Arcade in New York. Tuesday, and elected Francis R. Hitchcock, president: Harry Payne Whitney, vice-president, and Andrew Miller, secretary and treasurer. Faust Bill to be Heard Tuesday. FAUST BILL TO BE HEARD TUESDAY. Nashville, Tenn., January 17.— Arguments for and against the Faust anti betting bill will have a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee next Tuesday uighf. Just off the Press. JUST OFF THE PRESS. The American Racing Manual for 1907 Is readr for distribution today. Contains all the records of the turf. Many new features. Bigger and better than ever before. See advertisement on last page of this paper. No person interested in racing should be without a copy of the Manual. Councilman Mullen Buys a Colt. COUNCILMAN MULLEN BUYS A COLT. Lexington. Ky.. January 17. — Councilman Michael Mullen, of Cincinnati, has bought of John E. Madden the two-year-okl chestnut colt by Pentecost, dam Batyajj, by Falsetto. Trice $1,500. Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM I . ISSUED EVERY DAY. _ MM RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO. \m - 124 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. K Publishers of THE AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION CALENDAR I Official organ of THE AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION. A Dally Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. - Editor and Proprietor, F. H. BrnneU. Associate Editor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Brnnell. Entered in the Post Office at Chicago •■ second 1 class matter. - SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS. ; TERMS. Per Month f 1.50 Half Year 0.00 »ne Year 17.00 The above rates are for single copies as sealed I letters— tirst -class mail. Dalit Racing Form Publishing Co. prefers to send | ■ingie copies as first-class mail In all cases. Local subscriptions — outside the down-town district—will be declined at other than first-class mall I matter rates. Subscriptions must be paid in advance. : To be- considered and answered, all queries to , Dally Racing Foraa must be sent over the full name , ■ad with ad Areas of writer. The names and addresses are subject to a local and foreign directory test. . ST. LOUIS, Mil., OFFICE, 19 NORTH BROADWAY. If. T. Murphy. General Agent. •(Local and Long Distance Olive 1188.) Back numbers and monthlies supplied. . CINCINNATI, ( .. OFFICE. 7 EAST SEVENTH ST. \V. S. Manns. General Agent. (Telephone Canal 1327-Y.) Back numbers and monthlies supplied. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. JANUARY 18. IMC Ornament Eighth in the List. ORNAMENT EIGHTH IN THE LIST. In the list i.r successful sires in America in 1900 Ornament stands eighth, it being his fourth year as one of the twenty leading stallions. Ornament is the property of Messrs. Headley & Norton and he stands ai Mr. lieadley's Beaumont Stud near Lex-bagtoa, K.v.. where he was bred and foaled. Ornament is now thirteen years old. He is a chestnut hone ami stands nearly sixteen hands high. His sir- la order ami his dam Victorine. by Onondaga. In th-ee years on the turf he won twenty races and $88,906 Charles T. Patterson inrnght a half interest In him as a yearling from Hal P. Headley and trained him throughout his two and three-year-old years and pail id' his fourth year. He was taken to Memphis in the spring of 18M M be put in condition for the Meeting at Montgomery Park, but lie contracted ■ bad rase of distemper and it was not until next to the last day of the meeting that he was able to Man. He made ids debut by winning a purse raie with all ease, lining to the post favorite at ."■ bo "i. That race was run the last Friday in April, and the following Tuesday saw him victorious in the Melbourne Stakes and the following Saturday he won the Kentucky Fntority. He was shipped to Oakley Park and entered for a purse race. ''Hickey" P.unn. who was riding him, got Into a wrangle with starter PettlngW and taking advantage of the fad thai be was on a 1 to 4 shot, deliberately took ornament back, gave him his head and attemnted to break down the Starting barrier. The rubber was st,, in and threw the eoH bark on his haunches. After thai l'.unn eonld not get Ornament to face the banier Finally the rubber was removed and the star) effected. Ornament won the race, but his disposition at the post was mined. Ever afterward jockeys ha 1 trouble in getting Ornament to line up Car the start, but otherwise he was and still Is a mill mannered, gentle horse. His next start was in the Kindergarten Stakes at St. Louis and . there he met liis lirst defeat. He was all but left ( at the post. He finished third at the same track in the Champion Stakes and was then taken east. He won the tiist half of the Double Event: finished ■ ml to Winged Foot in the Oral Trial, and then heal her for the second half of the Double Event, lie was si i oiid to Ogden in the Futurity, but turned I the babies n him In the 1 latl.ush Stakes. He ended his two-year-old \ear by running unplaced in the Great Eastern Handicap. Ornament went into winter quarters at Memphis and began his three year old career — a most brilliant one — by winning ■ parse race at Montgomery Park. He was then taken to Louisville to get his final ■work for the Kentucky Derby, in which he was i i e. en i neck by Typhoon II. Following this he licked Dr. CSatletl Car the Clark Stakes; took the Latonia Derby from F. F. V.; gave Boanerges weight and a beating for the Hlmyar Stakes; avenged his defeat iii the Kentucky Derby by running Typhoon II. off ids legs in the St. Louis Derby; licked Tillo for the Oakley Derby; was left at the ( post the next lime out and following this Flelsch-maii beat him for the Buckeye Slakes. Mr. Patterson then bought Mr. Headley's interest in the col: and took him to Saratoga, but he was not raced there-. Patterson concluded that the Detroit Derby would lie a Cinch for him, so he shipped back to the west and -ot it. He started him also for the Cumpau Stakes, but Men crejth beat him. the differ-em-e in Weight being twelve pounds to t lie favor of .Moii.Tcilh. Six days later he was at Sheepshead Bay where he showed his heels to Cleophus, Voter and) Hasting! la the Anton Handicap. Next he xvon the Twin City Handicap, but failed in the effort to give Hen Holladay twenty-three pounds, Batch Skater twenty three pounds, and Ben Eder twenty eight pounds and a beating for the Autumn Cup at two miles. He finished fourth in a sensational race. His next out was in a eondition race in Which he finished seeond to Hastings. He won the Brookwood Stakes from Sunny Slope and then Ben Brash Ix-at him for the Second Special at waig'nt for age. This ended his three-year-old year. As a four-year-old Ornament had the post of honor in all the big handicaps. For the Montgomery Handicap he was beaten kg Salvable, to which he was giving ■ year and nineteen pounds, but he won the t ounlry Club Handicap. Shortly af tjer this Messrs. Heudley and Norton, with the I . _ \m - K I - 1 - ; I | I : , , . . view of finishing the racing season with' him and 1 then retiring him to the stud, bought the horse from „ Mr. Patterson and shipped him to trainer James I Roue at Morris Park. He won the Brooklyn Handicap with 127 pounds up and Tod Sloan riding. Ben 4 Holladay, Sly Fox, Tillo, Don de Oro, Semper Ego, , Osaka and On Deck were behind him. For the Suburban there was a delay of fifty-two minutes at t the post. The field numbered fourteen and Ornament was conceding so much weight that the jostling and the worrying wore him out. He finished 1 unpla.-ed. Tillo winning. Seni| er Ego second and Ogden i third. He finished third for the Long Island Hajidieap. whieh was won by Ogden. to whieli he was conceding r twelve pounds. He ended his turf career by winning " the Brighton Handicap, giving Tillo two pounds. He entered the stud at Beaumont farm in the spring of ls.i»W and his first erop of foals, an even dozen, came In 1900 to race in 1902. Here is I the record of the performanees of his get on the , turf in 1866: ORNAMENT, eh. h. (1.S94), by Order— Victorine, by Onondaga. Horse. Age.Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Pup. Amt. Adoration 2 It 2 ."'. :: 3 $12 ST.", :, Aletheao 2 12 o :: 4 5 2025 -, Always Faithful ... .", :: 0 o o : . Auto Hood 4 2 O O O 2 — Bauble .'I IS O 4 3 11 27.". Beaufort :: 7 l ■ i j fjm Bill Phillips :: 23 4 :: l ir. 3.870 ' Brie a Brae :: 4 o o 1 :: ;,-, Buford 2 f, o O O i, Bugler .". 14 1 1 2 M 4oo I 'rip 2 2(1 .". 4 S 9 1 ,866 Diamond Chain ....:: 1 (I O 9 1 .. Fthelbytha 8 .". I) O 1 2 HO ( Callavaut :: 9 2 2 1 4 13,100 Golden Green 4 :: o i o 2 .".o .lay Swift 2 IS 9 2 2 14 200 •lenmol :t 0 ll (I ( t; John Carroll 4 2:: s :; :: «• 0.920 Jurors 4 9 o 6 o 9 -— ■ Kickshaw 0 9 2 3 1 8 1.688 Killkare 3 5 (• 1 (I 4 12." King's Daughter . . . :: 11 .". O 1 5 7. .",9." Lady Cay Spanker.. 2 7 O 2 1 4 I2." . Mamie Lloyd 2 1 9 0 9 1 - Mary Priinin 4 9 1 2 1 ." .".11 Masquersder :: 1 0 o o i Mildred I 5 19 O (► 2 S M * May O'Bryao 2 2 (I (l O 2 Merllngo 3 .14 0 5 0 17 2.C40 1 Mitre 2 M 0 0 0 M Monfort 2 21 s r, :: .-, 11.92.5 Moonvine 2 23 :'. 3 :; 14 880 ' Mr. Dingle 0 8 9 (I g . My (Jem B 2S 2 2 2 22 !K .". Nightmare 4 I o 0 9 1 -— Orient .". 27 1 2 2 22 .".(Hi 1 Oionte I (* 1 2 1 2 5M Orpheum li I 9 ll 9 l Philanthropist 4 2 0 i 9 2 Picaroon 4 '.» 1 o n s 22.". Princess Oral 4 P.* :; 2 3 1 1 2. 01.". Ijuindaio 4 8 0 9 2 ! M Redstart 3 .". 9 1 1 :: B0 Rei.lmooie 5 24 4 .". 4 11 2.9:!4 Koyal onyx 2 .". ll (I o .", Sam lloffheimcr ... 4 12 .". 1 9 0 1,3TB Sheriff Bell 0 2.". 1 :: :: is 550 Silver Star 2 14 9 i o 14 Ida Bailey 2 2 ll 8 2 Stroller (! 2 0 » (» 2 Suburban Queen . . . (! 2 (I 9 (I 2 The Prodigal 5 .". 9 9 9 .", Thracian 2 .". 9 0 9 .", Trajan 4 3 9 1 9 2 90 Treasure Seeker .... 2 21 1 4 1 1". 550 Tsara 3 19 2 2 5 12 871 Widow's Mite 0 22 :; 4 1 14 1,150 Willdo 2 15 9 9 9 1.". . Total 055 72 70 71410 $80,902 Fifty-eight starters; twenty-three winners. Notes Of the Turf. . ( NOTES OF THE TURF. There is talk of a short meeting at Richmond, Va.. this spring. The New York Sun says the poolrooms in the metropolis have been hit for over $45,000 this week. Billy Pinkerton. it is said, has an interest in the two-year-olds S. C. Hildreth is racing at Oakland. "It is doubtful." says the Morning Telegraph, "if there is a better looking three year -old at Gravesend than Frank Gill. The best of the two year-olds owned by Burlew & O'Neill are wintering at Gravesend in charge of trainer Joe Kelly. Frank Lord has l een treated by Dr. Sheppard for a slight 1k w of the tendon In one of his forelegs. It is said that he will stand training. Frank Taylor Will train Belcast this year. It is expected that he will also handle the seven horses of the Patchogue Stable, now running out at the Preakness Farm. Jack Martin's riding at New Orleans has been so poor as to incite general comment. However, he is not the first jockey who has fallen down In his work just after taking a wife. "I intend to turn Bearcatcher out for a year," said Garnet Ferguson to the San Francisco Chronicle. "The only chance for the old horse is a long rest. This may help him, but I have my doubts." It is said at New Orleans that Burlew & O'Neill are little better than even on the winter. Their horses have won something like $20,000 since the opening of the season in the Crescent City, but it is claimed that this has been lost to New York pcolrooms on horses that they regarded as cinches, only to find them failures. Telegraphic Form. I i ( TELEGRAPHIC FORM. The horses seeming to have the best chances in Friday's races are: City Park— New Orleans. La., January 17. 1— Miss Leeds. Babe B.. Tyrolian. 2 — St. Valentine. Zienap, John Carroll. 3 — liens, Penrliyn. Roval Breeze. 4 — Glorifier, Phil Finch. Orbicular. ."(--Bouviac. Belle of the Bay. Ensley. O — Lady Ellison. Devout, (Juiiin Brady. 7 — Goldproof, Alsono, Bureu Arnold. J. L. Dempsey. Ascot Park —Los Angeles, Cal., January 17. 1 — Katie Rains. Orena, Bendaga. 2 — Azora. Li lie B., Foncasta. 3 — Colonel .lack. Lord Stanhope. Klancer. 4 — Rodolfo. Sais. Ding Dong II. ■" — Succeed. Elizabeth F., La Gloria. 0— Phil igoe. Otto Price, Gold Heather. ' E. F. O'Malley. ( Oakland— Oakland. Cal.. January 17. 1 — Burnolette. Princess Wheeler, Santa Ray. 2 — Lazell. Lillitus. Cheripe. .". — Lucian. Nine Spot, Rotrou. 4 — Neaion, Collector Jessup, Hector. 5 — Van Ness. Nonie Lucille. David Boland. 0 — St. Eluiwood, Grace G., Grace St. Clair. H. Forsland. New Orleans Entries and Form. NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES AND FORM. ( For differences in weight add or deduct I 5 points to the pound. An extra good rider's average worth it 3 pounds. ( zzzzzz 6 Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Racing smarts at 2:00 p. m. XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Fillies and Mares. lad. Horses. A. Wt. Hdcp. ' 88450' . . . Miss Leeds 4 . . 106. . X . . 72.". 8508 1 . . Ala Russell 4 . . 104 . . X . . 720 (08360). . .FavoriU 4. .104. . X . .TIB 06360 Field Lark 4. .104. . X . .710 . 60379 Posing 4.. 99.. x.. 710 ~A 66360* ... French Nun 4. . 99. . X . .705 f 66337 Babe B 4. .104. . X . .09.". *. 00599 Tyrolian ;".. .108. . X . -08.". I 05534 Telepathy 4. .104. . X . -0S0 05724 List less 4. . 104 67.". 61 66158 Mafalda 0. . 108. . X . .070 U 66360 Snow Ball 4. .107. . X . .670 « 06380.... Ossineke 4. .104. . X . -000 63 1 „ I 4 , t 1 i r " I , :, -, .. ( . - * 1 ' 1 60450 Lady Carol 4. .104. . X . .650 05920 Ever Near ,-.« 5. . 108. . X . .025 Second Rac£ — 7-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (904 17). ..Emergency 0. .105. . X . .750 04009 John Carroll 5 . . 1 15 . . x . . 745 664:;o;l. . .St Valentine 0. .1 15. . x . .740 00435-. . .Goldmute * 4. . 109. . X . .735 00453 Zftnap 4.. 107.. x.. 735 60431! Gsimara .'. . 5. .108. . X . .730 86458. . . .Pasadena 5. .108. . X . .730 84435 Granada 4. .105. . x . .725 88430 ohiyesa 4. .100. . x . .710 836x7. . . .Cobsaoaa 4 . . 195. . x . .795 Third Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year olds and upward. Allowances. (68463}. . .Lens ::. . so. .X. .750 66453*. . .Penrhyn 4. .191. . x . .73ii (66304) . . .Pinsticker 4. .101.. X ..733 00.539. ... Morales ;; . . 89..X..1J8 0037s Rickey 4. .191 . . X '. .72 (65683)... Dr. Spruill .".. .1(17. . y . .715 66J0D* . . . Royal Breeze 3. .166. . X ..TOO 66264 Tern's Kod B. .164. . X . .666 09155. .. .Hocus Pim-us 4.. 99. .X..C.75 (•( 3(;l Vmatlor 4..101..X .959 6C39S That's What 4.. 1(14 (125 Fourth Race — 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. I 00435 1 .. .Glorifier 5..1(»7 759 O0417:. . .Phil Finch 0. .1 11 . . x . .749 00473:l .. .Orbicular 4..166. .X..TS5 66475*... Marvin Neal 4.. 07. .X.. 735 00473. .. .Missouri Lad 4. .100. . X . .729 Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile. S year olds and upward. Selling. (WKMs^. . .Prince Brutus 5. .1 11 . . x . .725 05460*. . Hadur 4.. 190 .\ 729 66137. . . Belle of the Bay 3. . 67. . . .715 (H..399. . . .Tichimingo 4. .101 .... .7111 00342 Coldzone 4. .1(0 . . X . .710 05204 Speedmaker 4. . 194. . X . .795 86437 P.ouviae 3. . 63.. X.. 700 06342 Knsley 4. . 191 . . X . .709 00300. .. .Sai-saparilhi 4.. '.»!». . X 665 ((0245 odd Trick 3.. 87.. X.. 866 05327 Plebeian 4. .101. . x . .075 66843 Young Reminder 4. .1(11 970 82775. ...Little Ceorge 3.. 88. .X.. 666 864S6.... Rough Head 4..KH imki Sixth Race — 1 1-16 Miles. 4 year-olds and upward. Selling. 66476*. . .Devout 5. .112. . V . .725 00455 .. .Gold Coin 4. .103. . X . .736 (06438)... Dr. McCluer 4. .195. . y . .715 66406 Helltliefilt C... 192.. X.. 719 oo.«.si 1 . . .Quiiiii Brady 4.. 166. .X.. 716 00370 ... Delphie 6. .106. . X. .766 86418*. ..Lady Ellison 5. . los. . ® . .799 66381 . . . . Lacache 7. .102. .X 685 66462*... Bulwark 5..HM. . X . .885 0(J41s Nine 6. .la*. . X . .696 Seventh Race — 5-8 Mile. .". year olds and upward. Selling. 08380*... Goldproof 4. .1 11 . . x . .725 66366*. . Airship B. .106. . . .729 88396*... Alsono 7. .197. . X . .715 63665 \uditor 6..168..X. .719 66376 Wild Irishman 5. . 19:;. . © . .705 88376 Come on Sam 4..M6. . ..70S 06245*... I'.ureii Arnold .",. . 87. . . .700 (00245 1 ... heck law :;. . 8ft.. X.. 700 0247S I. Kd Crillo 0..197 Too 06364 The Thrall "...los 709 0017.3 Florentine 5. .105. . X . .095 00299. . . .Chieftain 5. .100. . X . .(WO 61638 Percy Clark 7. .109 075 02062. . . Charles MeKee 5. .1(15 005 63666. . . .Mingita 4. .KM . . X . .050 Oakland Entries and Form. OAKLAND ENTRIES AND FORM. Probabilities: Weather clear: track muddy. Racing starts al 1 :4( p.m. (Chicago time 3:40 p.m.) XRuns well In mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race— 5-8 Mile. 4 year olds and upward. Selling. lad. Dorses. A. Wt. Hdcp. (003IKI) . . .Burnolette 4..118..X. .725 003(i9 .... The Reprobate 5 . . 1 19 . . x . . 729 00312 Sid Silver 7. .119. . X . .715 00447-.. .Princess Wheeler 5 122. . X . .715 005 U Black Sam 4. .115. . X . .715 86366 Santa Ray 4. .118. . X . .710 66409 Vngleta 5. .117. . X . .719 68964. . . .Dr. Bcharff x. .119. . y . .795 86332 Nettie Hicks 4. .113.. ■ . .7(»5 66504 (irenore 5. . 119. . / . .700 66485 The Missouriau 5. .114. . X . .700 Bright Albert, eh. g. bv Albert Kver Bright. . 4 120 Second Race — 1 1-8 Miles. 4 year-olds and upward. Selling. 66486*. ■ .Lazell 5. .loo. . . .725 0041(1-'. . .Trapsetter 6. .112.. X.. 720 00407 . Cheripe 6. .163. . X ..715 86467 Sinner Simon 7. . Kltl. . X . .715 86467 Briartborpe 0. .199. . . .719 86447. ...Royal Red 5. .109. . x . .71(1 004S5. ...If, A. Powell 5. .112. . X. -705 00485-. . . Lillitus 5. .166. . X ■ -791". 86466. . . .Canejo Hi. .107. . X . .700 00419 Leila Hill 5. .107. . X . .095 06400 — Bill Perry 4 . . 194 ojri 4 — Third Race — 1 Mile and 50 Yards. 4 year-olds and upward. Selling. (Ml 12s *., .Lucian 6. .107 x 725 (66448) .. .Nine Spot 7. .105. !©' [720 88485. Briers 7. .100. . x . .715 (66466) .. .Jim Peadergnst 4. .i«e. . x . .710 K1U07 Rotrou 4. .107. . X . .766 68661 Ink 7. .110. . x . .700 (.0411 Dan 1 8. .100..X..6H 01299 Frank Woods 10. .107. . X . .690 Fourth Race— 5-8 Mile. 3 year-olds and upward. Handicap. 06672* . 'Neaion 4. . 1 10. . x . .786 (,0315. .. .Collector Jessup 0. .111 . . y . .745 66429.... Keetor 4.. loo..©. 749 66024*.. Fireball B. ,126. . X . .746 04052 : . . ..I01 uml 6. .119. . X . .735 •C F. Durnell entry. Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile. 4 -j ear-olds and upward. Selling. (66361)... YAH Ness 8. .166.. 6): .723 00412 •.. .Nonie Lucille 4. .K 7. .© . .729 001 17 . David Boland 5. .164. . X . .713 (004S5 1 . . . Yellowstone I . . 1 12. . X . . 719 00404 Mice Cary 7.. 517 . . X . . 795 86806. . . . Ilersain B. .167. . X . .786 O02!»0 Rolla 4. .166. . . .095 3P28S. ...ch ippaaaa 11 . .102 866 Sixth Race — Futurity Course. (179 feet less lhan 5 4 mile.) 3-year-olds. Allowances. (66488) .. St. Elmwood 112..X..750 (04.S97I. ..Blondy 112. .X 745 86486* . . .Plausible 1o9. . X . .735 66363*. . .Grace St. (lair 107. . x . .725 (60363). . .Grace G K17.. x . .725 66118 Seven Bells 112 799 Los Angeles Form Chart. ' ( ( ( 6 ' . ~A f *. I 61 U « 63 LOS ANGELES FORM CHART. (ASCOT PARK.) LOS ANGELES, CAL., Thursday, January 17, 1907. —Forty third day. Los Angeles Jockey Club. Winter Meeting (99 days). Weather wet: track sloppy. (22 books on.) Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter. Richard Dw yer. Secretary. John Boden. Racing starts at 1:45 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following tiie distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. d £* A i\£i FIRST RACK- Futurity Course. (299 feet less than 5 4 mile. 1 (1:09 — 2-90.) 0042r»lfO Parse 8408. 3 year olds. Selling. Net value to w iunei ■ S325. " Ind Horses AWt PP St *4 V-i "i Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S 663^'G DERDOM W 91 S 1 L- l1 l1 1* M Preston J L Holland 10 10 7 2i «-.". 00401 LIV'IUS w JOS 7 4 7i 7' i| 6* C Koerner V "Wallhauser J 4| 4* 8-5 4-5 6M8POTTO PRICE ws 100 :l 3 fa ! • 3* V\ J Harris W A McKinney 8-5 :!'. : ,\ 7-5 1-2 WHOPKAXI.ADA -w '.«; '.1 2 :."t 4- 3J 4a Kent T o'Hearn 4 4 kj 6-5 3-5 K481 MAXIM CORKY ws :*! I : '.» !» 71 5* "Wiley .1 W Blalock 20 50 30 10 4 66187 8KYLIQHT wsn S9 0 7 (il 8] 8* b»k IF brand Sd wart ii Stock 50 100 100 30 20 68263 VINOUS IN I W it.'f 2 8 S- 8*k si 78 Ilarty F.lmwood Farm 20 40 40 12 5 06463 .MM l.i:«)XARD wit 81 •"• I 4'- V 4* 8* K McDan' I H Mason 0 I 2J 0." 3-5 00103 Hl'XSl'M WB 92 1 5 31 S» :• I Bllinstil W K Trapp 20 60 60 20 10 Time. 1:151. Winner— B. g. by Filigrane — Belle of Butte (trained by F. Regan). Went to post at 1 :4S. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second the same; third easily. Derdoin. showing sudden improvement, got off Hying and showed (lie most speed all the way. but had to 1m-driven out to the limit in the closing strides. Livins began slow h . 1. 111 made up ground fas' in the Baal eighth and would have won in a few more strides. Otto Price followed Dcrdoni closely to the stretch, out tired in the closing strides under keen urging. Bunlada ran well and linishcd gamelv. The winner was entered for $500: no bid. Scratched-66311 *Ph0 Igoe. 104: 66362 Ray Kgan. 104: 00440 Barry Flower. 86; 00425 Baseline, 97; 66311 Klsie A.. 88; 00440 Royal Ascot. 105. Overweights -Riinsuiu. 5 pounds: Vinorsini, 4: Maxim Corky. 5: Jim Leonard. 2. i^aQ/fOT SrX'OND RACF 3-8 Mile. CU".— 2-112.) Purse $ 1(H). 2 year olds. Ailowane -s. OUTCl/ § N 'l value to winner ?325. Ind Horses AWtPPStU % *j Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S~ C6421:: 'REST()\ ■ -3*1 7 0 41 1] C Koerner II T Gritlin *1 6-5 1 1-3 out 0045M SWEKT-TA1RR VI! MM 1 2 5" » D Boland .1 .1 Walsh t6 7 7 2 4-5 (;0!27:,KARLY TIDE w 181 6 7 1;' 3' H McDan'lH T (Jrittln »1 6-5 1 1-3 out 66421 BENDAGA w 108 3 1 ::'. 4»k .1 Harris .1 Curl 10 10 7 2J 1 1,1: !"'..'-B(M)( J F.K RED w 10S 4 5 1' 5' M Preston . I F Newman 3 5 2 5-5 out 00421 SAl'CY M. win". 2 3 2' 0! W Fischer J J Walsh t« 7 7 2 4-5 00304 TI'RXAWAY w 105 S 4 1* 73 Neubert K C Watkins 15 30 30 10 4 68307 EL MI'CHAC'HA ws 108 5 S 8 8 Keogh E .1 Baldwin 20 50 30 10 4 *tCoupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time. 25. 37. Winner — Br. g. by Prince Pepper — Cherub (trained by W. 1*. Maxwell). Went' to post at 2:13. At i ost 5 minutes. Start good. Won hiving; second the same; third haudily. Creslou was away well and came fast through dose ipiarters in the final sixteenth, but had to be driven out to the limit to stall off Sweet taire's challenge. The latter was pocketed in the stretch, but got through in the final hundred yards and finished like a flash. Farly Tide closed a gap and, under "he whip, finished resolutely. Bendaga lired in the last lium'.red yards. Booger Red showed the most early speed, but quit in tiie stretch and ran a bad race. Saucy M. showed speed, but failed to stay. r /^/|QO THIRD RACF 3-4 Mile. (1:12; d 107.) Purse ?490. 3 year olds and upward. V"V"5jbt_FC7 Allowances. Net value to winner $525. Ind Horses AWt~PP~St~U ', ■ ~%~Str~Fin Jockeys Owners O H fj 6* • 66478*PANTOUFLE w 4 104 0 1 S* 2* ll 13 A W B'kcrL A Bonsack 4 7 5 9-5*7-10 S6308*PON DOMO W 8 161 1 5 4- 4B 3* 2- M Preston J F Newman 6 10 10 2 4-5 (0G30S)PLATOON wn :, HI 5 2 1?. 1? 21 3'. R McDan'lC C Gill 8-S S-." I 1-2 out 8S2S4 DON HAMILTON w 4 106 2 3 5" 6*» S* 4* 1 Boland W W Elliott 2J 5 5 8-5 7-10 («5981)60rjD SIFTER wn 4 106 3 0 2'. 6* 4* 5'- C Koerner E Peters 4 6 6 2 4-5 60423 Dl'STY MILLER 'Wsb 0 112 44 0066D Riley O Van Dusen 20 30 30 10 3 Time. 25, 50, 1:101. Winner — Br. f. by Ben Brush — Fairy Slipper (trained by L. A. Bonsack). Went to post at 2:43. At post 10 minutes. Start goads Won handily: second easily; third Living. Pan-toufle followed the leader closely to the head of the stretch, where she shook off Platoon and had enough left to withstand Don Doruo's challenge. The latter, under keen urging all through the final eighth, dosed up gradually, but tired in the last lew strides. Platoon set a hot pace to the stretch, then tired as if short. Don Hamilton finished well, but ran far below his true form. Gold Sifter was raced into exhaustion in the first half. Scratched -05741 Mintia. 109: 00151 Crasscutter. 104; 00270-Ampedo, 97. Incorrect weight in entries Dusty Miller, 115. aQaQ/IQQ POI RTH RACK-1 Mile. 1:3 C— 1—100.) Purse 85(H). 3 year-olds and upward. \J \J tfc & •_/ Handicap. Net value to w inner $400. Ind Horses AWtPPStV4 '2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 66423 A. MCSKODAY WB 5 108 1 2 21 P I1 I* 1« 1) Riley Mrs G W Dodge 3-2 2 7^Tl-Tout rO.»C,)MERLIN'GO WB 4 101» 4 3 : n 4' 4- 3- 2'. (' Koerner T M Cassidy *21 2?. 3-2 2-5 out 66272 VAR1ETBS s 5 103 2 1 41 35 3' * 3* M Preston .i Curl 4" 6" E 3-" 3-5 66309 SUPREME COURT wsb i 101 j i j' i* i- 0^ l'» Brussel C Van Dusen S 1] 10 3 6-5 Elmwood" Farm 10 25 25 8 3 t W Fischer B ||P ^'-■.ipi-tt/i w 4 io"i || (MllREENO w7, I T I 4 14 P f- 4 6 R McDan'lT M Caasidy *2i 2* 3-2 2-5 out •Coupled iu betting; no separate place or show betting. Time. 25. 60, 1:11. 3. 1:45. Winner— Ch h. hv Meadow thoriie— Black Bessie (trained by (J. W. Dodge). W n to post at :i:20. Off at W to a gnat rtllt Won easily: second timing: third tt.e same. . A. Mnskod v reveled in tlie sloppy L-oing. easily held his opponents -afe all the way and wfon cantering. Merlins,." ran well and moved np steadily in the stretch nod finished resolutely, but was no match for the winner Varletes faltered when an eighth out. but rallied in the tinal sixteenth ender the. whip and tin-ished ganiclv. Creeno tired fast in the tinal quarter after running well to the str.?:ch. Scratched — (HMOS3 Platoon. 104. Overweights--Groeno. 2 pounds: Merllngo. 2j: Cello. 4j. „ ~£*££~m* f\f\ PnnraRACB— l~w£i. (IJB— 4— 1W0 Pairse $400. 4-year-olds end upward. O O O \jKj Selling. Net value to winner g.'tto. Uul Horses AWtPPSt % % 94 Str Fin Jockeys Owners «) H C P S nt|66*ASTRAL wit 4 104 2 2 21?. 1» V- 1* l1 T) Riley M Donovan 1 1 1 1-2 out ,;,;„, UAVONTRLLU8 V 4 IN 4 5 3b 3' 2' 2s 2" W Fischer Elmwood Farm 4 I o 3-1- SZtDtiTDtp -„.„ 4 it p. 3 l'i 2-S 31 3i SUM Preston L Landry 3 31 3J .-lOout 6^ BLA^KPRINCE W.5MS 6 6 6 V? f f R^an'U R Pyne 6 5 6 M 3-5 65810 CALOX w) H 1 1 61 « 6 6 5* Callahan J W Deal 64 MMH U 66237 'BUSHWHACKER WB 4 106 0 4 41 «4» 4J 6 W RiJey A Becker 60 60 oO 20 6 Time, 25J. 51',. 1 : ITS. l:4i. Winner— I!, c. bv Azra— Mistral (trained by M. Donovan). Went to poet it :; 44 U post 1 minute. Start good. Wort nandily: second easily: „,,,,, thud handily. .,„ Istral raced Bauble Into early defeat and. running out into an easy lea.'., held Avontellus sale all through ih. tin 1 1 eixhtfa The litter was uselessly under severe punishment all through the hnal eighth and lin-ished rrnlatflj Bauble Showed speed, hut tired badly In the last eighth. Black Prince, under punishment, finished "fast. The winner was in for $500; no bid. ... _ . _ _. _.. Scratched- 48072*1 Told You. 101; 00439'Ero Pyro, 109; 000S9 Johu H., 00; „.,„. 00328 Toiler, ini 104; 00422 I.adv Chiswell. 104. o\ ei weights Tl null whacker. 6 ponnda. f%f+ p?f\~% SIXTH HACK -3-4 Mile. (1:121— (!— 107.) Purse $400. [Tycar ohls jind upward. O O O V/ J- Selling. Net value to winner $325. lnd Horses AWtl'l'St U 4J ?4 Str Flu Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 6640IREVOLT "107 4 1 4- 3'' 1 !• J Harris V Gilbert E E 21 7-102-5 66073 0. WALWORTH Wl 4 IN 7 I 5' 5 ° 3' 2» Finn E Wright IS 36 30 10 4 t 980 V1DI \ B ■ I MS 1 4 3'? 2' 5" 8* Harty J R Tyne IS 60 bO 20 10 ,v',s,, VL1 FRION w :; Mi 2 1 a Ji 2- 43 R McDan'l.I .1 Walsh 7-10b-5 6-5 1-2 out 66-71 GOVERNOR ORMANwB 4 106 S 8 V 4' 41 S* W Fischer . I B Dunn 1 I b 8-5 3-5 66271 REDWOOD II. 4M I 7 «*••*• f** ?"i]m"\ (J ^V'l0' l?222»2 Braanel smith .v Co ••" 390 _oo bo o- 2d \riiri'(i\ w :: M I !• 8 9 '.' 7-" ogssi RAIN CLOUD w I IM 1 E V (".' 6h S« C, Nichols Smith t Martin Mt Mt M» Mt St il-. L\CENE \\n 1 Ml I I 7= 7?. 7ii f D Riley Denny Bra 7 7 6 2 4-5 Time. 24). BO, 1 :17. Winner Ch. m. bv St. Carl.. — Anarchy (trained by V. Gilbert). Went I. post at 4:K At DOBl 6 minutes. Start |Ood. Won driving; second, ai.d .«,_,*, third (lie same. ReroM followed the earlv leaders .IomIv to the tinal quarter. Where she overhauled Allerion ; ■ml. under a band ride outstayed Chancellor Walworth. The latter moved up fast on the turn and. la a long stretch .i.hc finished resolutely, bu! was not quite food enough. Viola B. ran well, but Jell away last in the iniil eighth. Allerion showed the m -t early speed, but was done for in the timl, sixteenth, 'jovernor Ori.ian ran much below bis true form. . ,_. Scratched r,r,ii x, Boyal Boawe, M9; 86198 I ;-die Wroiismaii. 107; 88H8 I'erdiKion. MM; 000(0 _v_, Pink Garter, l 7. Orerwelshtg Allerion. :; pouads. ■ Los Angeles Entries and Form. LOS ANGELES ENTRIES AND FORM. Probabilities: Weather clear: track muddy. Racing stalls at 1:45 p.m. (Chicago time 3:45 p.m.) XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3-8 Mile. 2 year olds. Selling. lad. Horses. A. Wt. Hdcp. oo.'iol-.. .Katie Rains 1(»7..X..725 6642] . . Gigana 192 72( 68421 . . Orena 194. .X . .715 00497. . . .Bendaga 195 79.5 00459. . Harvey Clark 1*7 71111 r,iU2i Gladys c |68 768 l.ackfoot. be. c. by Lackford — Shoes 1 1|5 si. Buret a, i . f. by st. Dory — The Heroine '. 97 Second Race — 1 Mile. 4 year-olds and upward. Selling. 1 00422 i . . . Azora 4 . . 194 . . X . . 725 (00409i. ..Markie Mayer 4.. 161.. X.. 736 01777 ..Hippocrates 0. .111 . . X . .715 (06478)... Foacasta 0. .111. . x . .715 68442*. . .Woadthorpe 5. .114. .x . .719 66257* .. .Cardinal Barto 5. .ill. . x . .710 66482 Kinsman 5. .114. . x . .795 06424*... Luereee B..166 795 66482 L|lle B 4.. 166.. X.. 765 06105 George B. Milner 4.. 199 7(H) 86476 Resale Weltiy 7. .166 095 66486* . . . Hesinages 4. .191. . X . .095 0051(1 Rostof 5.. 111. .X . .090 Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Allowances. (66386) . ..Zethus 197.. X. .759 0040 1J. .Lord Stanhope 194. .x.. 745 66366. . . .Norfolk 197 749 004.SO Colonel .lack 1(17.. X.. 749 (00441 1.. M. R. Langhrey 167. .X.. 739 (06481 1 . Item aw 104.. X . .759 (00445) . .Com moil Sue 102. . X . .725 66480*. . .F.lauccr 106. . X . .725 66033 Extranet! 192 719 05945. . . . Vadilo Hr7 700 *R. 1. Miller entry. Fourth Race — 1 Mile. 4 year-olds and upward. Selling. 66330* . . Freesias 6. .1( 5. . X . .725 66439 Thora Lee 5. . 105 729 66476*. ..Sais 6. .110. .©. .715 (0,0402). ..Rodolfo 0.. 119.. X.. 719 66476. ...Ding Dong II 5. .119. . x . .719 06462. ...Prince Magnet B. .126. . X . .788 86483 ... Sheriff Bell 7 . . 110. . X - .700 Fifth Race — Futurity Course. (200 feet less than 3-4 mile.) 4-year-olds. Selling. (00271 )...La Gloria 105. . X . .750 1 (.('.tit: 1 . . .Succeed 103. .x . -74n 05741 . . Mintia 107. . X. .755 05704 .... Mandarin 166. . © - 735 (66406) . Critic 1( 4 7-39 00442 . . . . Slv Ben MB. . X . .723 00425 .... Klizabet h F 100. . X . . 725 Sixth Race — 3-4 Mile. 5 year olds. Selling. 86666* . . Otto Price 104 725 002! »'-•... Ray Egan 104 720 66311*.. Phil Igoe 107 715 66463.. ..Long Nick 104..X.-71H 66463*. ..(odd Heather 192. .X.. 795 66383 Culliver 194. .X- 7(»9 00255 Taos 99 709 Today's Best TODAY-S BEST. Al Aa ol Park Azora, second race. At Oakland Van Ness, tit'th race. At .'i-'. Orleans Lena, third race. Beat of : in- day Lens. Minlia is due and iikiv pav at good odds in the tit'ih Ascot. Page 3 Oakland Form Chart. OAKLAND FORM CHART. (OAKLAND) OAKLAND. CAL.. Thursday. January 17. 1907. Fifty third day. New California Shxkcf I lub. Winter Meeiing (aboat 180 days). Weather cloudy; track sloppy. (88 books on.) rie~i.lhig Judge. B. C. U.-iq Starter. .1. J. Holtuian. Secretary. Percy W. Treat. Ka.ing starts at 1 :40 p. in. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in jiarenthesis following the distance of each raee indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. Ef/tO riKsr BACK 3-8 Mile. (384—8 US.) Parae 8400. S-year-eUa. Selling. ('•j£J |30" I Ju Nel value to winner $325. lu.i "Horses- "" AWtl'l'St^ % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 6 H O P S "rALBIGH w M» 8 « 2' iaj HcIntyreKeene Bros 10 M a I b-5 COLLEGE WIDOW « W» 1 4 S'l 2- L WilliamsS C Hildretb A b 4 2 41 I* T Clark Oakland Stable % ■% S I Si •!■• HRATHRR ' SCOTT w WJ :• 1 wl;! 1! ut uvyki; ■ I H 7 S 7^ 44McChUa J Hlnote 40 M 40 15 7 66426 RHINESTONE « VM •' ■• •'•' -'i K Lugan L T Lee 48 48 2;. S I 6644S IKI^H MIKF. w 112 E :* ♦•- S1 T Sullivan B 6chreiber 13 12 12 E 2 CREATION a IM I 8 8 7- W Miller T H Williams 6 15 IS 6 3 ..if, TEA RATH W8 199 4 b» 9 8« J Hunter T H Stevens IS 2.. 25 S 4 SANTA JUANITA ' W 109 W 2 1" I A Brown J F CtUTord 38 88 bo UJ | 68J70IALB1A 1»» - 3 I*FWLJ McBride H T Grlflha s-5 3 .s-5 7-101-3 Time. 23t, 38. Winnei (li e. bv BaSKthtW Craeine (trained by C H. Keene). Wenl to post at 1:15. At post C. minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and thud the same. Kil. lata broke well from :m outside position and was quickly in forward contention and wore the leader down bat finished borlnc orer to the inside. College Widow was off Batfooted on the inside, but closed iq. In ;, twinkling and. challenging in the last furlong, pat up a game finish after suflcrmg trom serious bumping and is ■ grand looker. Heather Scott was shuttled hack quickly, but came fist from the rear Mid finished going fastest of all. War Sawyer made up considerable ground from a bad start. Rhinestone wa- well ap at the end. Irish Mike is'still green and looks high, had no chance at the start and is worth i mbering. Creation was green and broke slowly, but closed a gap. Scratched 05445 Orchota, looJ £* /» BT /\o SECOND BACB 5-8 Mile. (80| 2 100.) Pane $408. 3-year-olds. Maidens. UUOUO Betting. Net value to winner $325. lnd Horse- Afft i'P St %" % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 8EM7 Mil i BE K » 112 8 I 2'J 2** 1* 1*| W JUBer T II Williams 4 \\ 3* 7-5 7-10 i.i ■• I'.l Cl'li: \ WSB 1' 2 .".7 7*7 EM -" I.vcurgus I' Wilk.-rson M bO 60 20 10 6£3S8:ELLA TRUE I M8 2 2 T- 1° t* 3* T Clark E J Ramsey 2 I I 6-5 1-2 61920 C\I ENDAR a lrt7 3 4 34 5h 3= 4° .1 Hunter P Zimmer 4 12 12 4 2 BAZZINI W« K0 1 1 4"1- 6i fi- ,",h T Sullivan Iteality Stable 88 81 60 20 8 8E4C5aJOTFlTl nM 4 8 .".; i'^ ih 8* .1 McIntyreW H Travers ".331 1-2 B8407 SHARPER BAWN m K0 8 S 6J 33 7 72 McClain Engart&Stockton M» MO 10) 50 25 66273 KAROl Yl w 101 S S S S 8 I* T Rice Kt-eiie Bra 25 38 30 10 ( POINSETTI4 w 1"7 7 9 9 9 9 9 A Brown W B Jennings 2^ 18-531 3-2 4-5 Time. 24. 52i. 1:084;. Winner B. c. bv Altamax Kay of Cold (trained by H. K. Rowell). Went t . ]« st at 2:13. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won driving: second and third the same, ililo de Oro. from a forward start, ran in close pursuit of Klla True and drew out fast right at the end. Bertie a., sway badly, closed ap steadily and finished like ■ shot, showing great Improvement. Btta True raced Into ■ long lead earlv. bat nail badly in the last furlong. Calendar finished with i rusu after being shullle.l bark on the tar timi. Bazzini showed moderale early speed. Joyful ran a bad race. I'oin-seiiia i i line looker that broke and ran green and dh-liked the going, but has shown fast private trials. The u inner was entered lor $400; no bid. Scratched DOOM Prince sas I.eal. K'2: 00277 Nopeey, 104. In.orreet weights iii entries — Ella True, 104; Calendar, 104: PoiuseUia, 104. Orerweights ESUa True, 2 pounds. £W~* E?f\ I THIRD BACB 5-8 Mile. (" !•] — 2 -100.) Purse £400. 4-year olds and upward. 13 O JJVf ~t Selling. Net value to winner $32T». iTid Horses AWtl'l'St U ^ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S bi::v l: \T1I . K WS 7 18818 4 2«* 2* 2^ l»t A Brown Walker&McKin'p 3 5 5 2 1 G6488JAKE WARD 8184 11 l2 1* lh 2t E Dugan L T I^ee 8 8 6 2 1 i ■ FROLIC wn 4 112 2 6 41 4'J 3'J 3'i T Sullivan F J O'Rourke 12 15 12 5 2J 66464 GRENORE W» 6 MO 8 8 3J 31 4'J 4nk Van'bout W R Campbell 10 15 IS 6 3 68331 BLACK SAM w I KO 4 11 7 b?. 6' •"- J Hunter Selma Stable 8 12 12 4 2 664S4 PROCRASTINATE -tvnio M9 S 2 61 5i 5nt I* W Miller Vancouver Stable 6-5 6-5 1 2-5 1-4 66331 GOLDEN WINK w I 1 107 3 S 51 7 7 7nk J MclntyreT S Childs 12 M 20 6 3 i :. DR SCHARFF m t Ut 11 M S S S Ss Ixiague H Mack 88 81 30 S 4 66389 EDUAR'DO WE 188 9 5 9 9 8 9"' L WilliamsII Stover 20 20 30 12 6 58824 BILL MACKAY "■ 112 E 9 10 10 10 10 C Miller Sir rraNevadaSta 58 100 50 20 10 37089*SULITELBCA w 7 148 7 7 11 11 11 11 T Clark 1 Morehouse 10 30 30 12 6 •Went in entries u Suit Klma. Time. 2:!J!. 51. 1:04*. Winner B. g. by Rev el Santa Anita— l'lorilla (trained by P. McKinnip). Went to past at 2:';5. At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. I'atidor ran in forward contention throughout and got up to win in the la t stride under a vigorous finish lake Ward ontbroke and ontpaced the others decisively but, under a weak finish, swerved into the deep going right at the end. PYoHe ran in close attendance on the pacemaker all the way. but was crowded at a critical moment in the stretch and is in extra good form. Crenore. after prominent contention, tired ri^'lit at the end in the Worst going. Black Sam, suddenly improved, go! away poorly and closed a big gap. Procrastinate was sore and totally unfit to race, (i olden Wine was never dangerous. The others were beaten of). The winner was entered for 8400; no bid. Scratched 08818 '-'oundly. 108. In.orreet weights in entries Golden Wine. 108; Sulitcluia, 107. Orerweights -Dr. Scfaarff, 1 pound. _0 / • 5T f\ ££ FOURTH RACK 7-8 Mile. il:2.".l— :: 88.) Parse 8400. 4 year olds and ipward. ' OUOl O Selling. Net value to winner $:i2o. lnd Horses AWtl'l'St K • % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 68391 INVADER "■ HN 8 E 4*1 8» lnt 1* 1° L WilliamsH Stover M 3) 20 6 2 (66411)Jj4ETLAKATLA w c 108 •'. 8 «»i fi1" 8* 2* T Snllivan W Darker 2 4 4 6-5 8-5 •6373'BAKER v.u .". llo l 2 E*| S'l 8** 0* S| W Miller CE Durncll | I 7-5 1-2 1-4 66447 POTRERO GRANDE s MC 1 1 ::-i 2h~ 3- El I J Hunter W Walker to KO 280 25 lf» 66332 HBRSAIN ass ■ M8 7 1 I* 1- 2- 8* ".'; A Brown R R Rico Jr 8 12 12 4 8-5 66391 PRESTIGE wa 5 MS 1 1 2*4* 0* 8** •*• Baxton Fleur de Lis Slu.; I 11-54-51-3 68279 Ri:Y DARE WB 9 189 4 7 8 8 S 7l 7i T Clark \Y H Hawke 88 68 bo 15 8 ■ B OPTIMO wa 8 M7 . 6 7-'. 7-' 71 8 i J MclntyreK Niderassor 3'J K»t 1W 40 10 Time. 2r *. 51 h. 1:1*. 1:33. Winner Ch. h, by Kuher Peiseen (trained by H. Stover). Weni to iM.vt ;(l 3:00. At post ". minutes. Start fair. Won in a canter; second driving; third the same. Invader showed astonishing speed, quickly overhauled the Hying paeemaker. passed her on tic far turn, won off by himself and i- raced inconsistently. Metlak.-tla. away badly, closed an immense gap in liie worst going. Raker, shut off :it the start and on the first turn, seemingly labored m the going and Wan unable to get up. but eainc fast right at the end. Potrero Grande was a forward and game contender for six furlongs. Hersain anlffclj drew out into a big lead, but quit badly in the last quarter. Prestige ran nearly and had no chance with his bad rider. The others were always beaten off. The winuer was entered for $r (H»: no bid. Overweight- In.a.ler. 1 pound; Metl.ikalla. 1; Hersain. 1: gey Bare. 2. f* f* fr (\f* FIFTH RAVI 1 Mile. (1:384 8 -UT.) Purse $400. 4 -year olds and upward. OUul'O Maidens, selling. Wet aalne to winner 8338. Ind^ Dame AWl IT* BM4 % fMteFta Jockeys Owners O H C P S S6SMSTALAMUND Wsa 4 U4 7 E I'iT*! 1* IS U A Brown T E Mcl.aughlinl 1-63 13-54-5 13 66467*JAKE MOOBE u 1 103 1 1 If 3* 21 X" 2"' .1 Hunter W Walker 9-5 9-5^-5 7-101-3 •8486 VINCENTIO WS 1 IM 1 6 7 7 5'" :;'.'. S3 T Sullivan G Stephenson 7 10 in :: fi-r. 6*148 GET-RICH-QUICK a 4 MS ! 9 6*1 bj 4ut 48" 4"' W Miller St Carlo Stable | 31 16-53-2 4-5 •6331 TICK iN wn i l"7 8 4 2» 2» 3- 54 510 .1 MclntyreC C McCafferty 15 lb 16 6 2 •6675 BLACK JOE W 6 107 2 2 V 5h 7 b3 b- Hanbv Maple Stable 50 Phi loo 40 12 •6486 II.MATAR w 4 MB E 7 * S K 7 71* T Rice Keene Bros 16 bO bO 20 8 66148 81CTON a 4 MS 1 :; 4*) 4 | b» S g» L WllliamsT H Stevens io 88 86 10 4 66464 CANTOONE w b 11(» 6 8 9 9 9 9 9 Van'hout W Galbraith 68 100 100 30 10 Time. 27. 83|. IT'.'i. l:4*7|. Winner B. .-. by Altamax -TaBnda (trained by T. F. Mel.iiugblin). Went to post at :i:2." . At (Mist 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. TmImiiiih.I. front ■ tying Start, made the running throughout . but just lasted the journey under a vigorous finish, .lake Hoase ami ll.ufootcd at the start, but closed up rapidly on the inside and appeared the winner in the last sixteenth, but stumbled into defeat right at the end. Viueentio. away pooilv, closed a gap. Cet-rich-qnick angered from crowding at the start and interference on the first turn, then tanned up at the half and retired quickly. Tejon showed early speed. Sicyon ran prominently to the tar turn. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Scratched — 88881 Santee, 110. Overweights — Sicyon. 3 pounds: Cantoone, 5. f* £* 8T f\ n SIXTH RACK -1 Mile. (1*384 i U7-) Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward. UUuU i Spoei.d Weights. Net value to winner $400. lnd Horses AWtPPSt % */» % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (484888FTJLIJBTTA Wsit 4 10ft 5 3 4nk 411k 3« 3« ink W Miller H W Hoag fi-5 11-511-53-5 out H.t.tM-, (MANDATOR ws 4 109 | ] L'nk 21 2* 21 2° .1 MclntvreKeene Bros 6-5 7-5 b-5 2-5 out 6b469 EARL ROGERS wa 4 109 3 2 1' l'J l'i H i'« L WilliamsS C Hildreth 3i 4 a 1 out fifil.^ RIGHTFFL tvb f 114 6 J J 6 43 4" 4nk T Clark R R Rice Jr 50 60 50 12 4 66374 EDITH JAMES w 4 1"4 ' 1 6 53 52 ~. \ 510 5-" Hanby H T Griffin 40 60 60 20 4J 66449 EL PRIMERO KB 4 106 4 4 3=J 3' 6 6 6 A Brown E J Baldwin 20 100 100 20 5 Time. 26?. 52i. 1:17*. 1:44§. Winner— Ch. c. by Mirthful— Etta (trained by II. W. Boag). Went to iKist at 3S 'i. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second the same: third easily, lttlletta, after being reserved within striking distance, closed np rapidly in the stretch and finally won . out under a powerful finish: Mandator, after close pursuit of Earl Rogers under the whip, fell back at a critical moment, then came again and probably was best. Karl Rogers set a terrific naea and held on for seven furlongs, but suddenly tired and quit. Rightful trailed far back early and made up ground in the last half. Edith James wants a dry track. El Primero showed early speed. Sera tched — 00409 Hedge thorn. 100. New Orleans Form Chart. NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. (CITY PARK.) NEW ORLEANS. LA., Thursday, January 17. 1907.— Twenty-second day. City Tark Jockey Club Winter-Meeting (00 daysi. Weather clear; track fast. (34 books on.) Presiding Judge, Francis Trevelyan. Starter. Mars Cassldy. Racing Secretary. George H. Kuhl. Racing starts at 2:00 p. ni. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures iu parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. fi fi A QO FIRST RACK— 1 Mile. (1 :3S|— 1— 110. ) $400 added. 4-year-olds and upward. 00*3:0 417 Fillies and Mares. Selling. Net value to winner $37.5. lnd Horses~~ A Wt PP'st "4 ^~% Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 66888 DONNA w 4 104 5 6 4h 61?. 73 41 lt Jas Hen'syT Clyde 6 10 10 8J 1 (64237)ORRINE w 4 104 7 7 5i 41 4& 3U 2'i Lloyd J S Ward b 12 12 4 2 66435 LOl'. MACFARLANwsb 5 110 1 8 S 8 6& 5'J 3l Nicul W'ford&Buckner 4 4 1S-51 1-2 664383LADY CHARADE w 4 104 3 1 63 X*\ 8 62 4J W Mcln'reJ Arthur 15 30 30 S 3 S626o*LIMERICK GIRL wsn 5 109 8 5 31 S* 2l 2l 51 Hogg F Goring 15 16 15 5 2 66432*RUSTLJNG SILK w 4 104 4 3 2J ink lj Ink 6h R Lowe J C Milam 5 10 10 2' 1 66121 ANTIMONY w 5 110 6 4 7* 5h 51 7 7 J Martin C DeWitt 15 50 50 12 5 66360 ANNA DAY w 4 104 2 2 \\ Z\ 31 Fell. Mountain E Corrigan 1 1 4-5 1-3 out Time. 25. 49.', 1:15, l:41g. Winner — Ch. f, by Donovan Mota (trained by A. G. Weston 1. Went to post at 1:59. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily; third the same. Banna broke slowly and was interfered with several times and forced to come to the outside in the homestretch, then came on fast and outstayed Orline in a hot finish. The latter was in a goad jM sition all the way and ran a good race, but tired at the end. Louise Macfarlan was outrun for the first Ihree-quarters, but finished with a rush. Anna Day showed superior early speed, but was taken back and s.ne.l to the turn for home, where the hoped for opening next to the rail failed to come and whin Mountain tried to come to the outside of the leaders the filly crossed her legs and fell. Rustling Silk showed the most speed to the stretch, but found the route too long and quit under a pull. Limerick Girl ran well for three quarters. Entered for 9080; no bid. Scratched— 00419*PoUy Prim, 104; 05511-Mollie Donohue, 104. Orerweights — Louise Macfarlan, 1 pound; Antimony, 1. /JO i QH SECOND RACK— 3-4 Mile. (1:13—4—97.) $400 added. 3 ycar-ohK Selling. O O 'i \l \3 Net value to winuer $405. lnd Horses ~ AWt l'P St~^j~ \~ 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P~S bhl7b BCD HILL WaB 109 7 1 4n 21 81 1-i Q Swain F T Darst 12 20 20 S 4~ " 66384 GARGANTUA w P 3 13 3* 41 4.' 2& J Johnson M GoMblatl lo :;o 30 12 6 663S4*KAI8BRHOFF v\ n KM 2 6 8* V 5' 5l Lloyd G H Holle b IE IS E 8J 66437 /.ICK ARRAMS ■ 1"* 4 2 1*| l" I1'. 4* Mitchell B Schreibcr 8 15 IE 6 I bb437 DE ORO WB M0 b 4 8* 8] 2^ 5' J Daly S T White L'1; lS-51S-." b-5 7-10- 66437*BLUE DALE wb loo 12 11 \ - !» 72 b"k Jas Hen'syW Kunze 2 3 13-511-lo;'.-5 66375 CAMP A IGNEB Wit 103 11 12 13 III .' 7* Garner O L Richards 3 16-516-56-5 3-5 DH432 GOLDBSS a 1671 s 9 It1 lo- 11- s- Troxler E Corrigan 6 15 15 6 3 66318 PRINCE HANOVER w 16816 5 71 81 61 91 Beckman E S Gardner lo 8$ 25 10 5 66451 BNTRE vol's wn 9S I 8 El 5l 8" Ml R Lowe .1 A Bykea lo 10 10 4 11-5. 66285 SCHROED. MIDWAY w MO E 7 sh 9A lo1 ll1 W Mcln're.f Shannon 2" bo bo 20 M 66136 DORIC wr. ME :» lo IO" I21 12' 12U Mandcr.s P King 38 7'. 75 36 15 10 MARX ELLEN WB MS 13 18 12» 13 13 13 Van DusenS O Powell 20 loo 100 48 20 Time. 23*. 4S4, 1:14*. Winner Ch. C, 1 X Orituar -Young Thistle (trained by G. V. Tains). Wenl to post at 8:80. At |H st 8 minutes. Start gt« d. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Bud Hill was in a goad position all the way and. in a last rnah through the stretch, drew out and won gatng away. Gargaatna ran forwardly throughout and finished gamely. KaiserhotT closed a big gap iu tie last quarter and finished with a man. Znk Abrams was speedy, but failed to stay. De Oro ran undei-a pull for three furlongs, but tired in the final drive. Campaigner is a slow breaker, got oft very nearly and had no ehsncc after the start. Blue Dale was interfered with all the way, but did not lun his race. Entered for 8800; no bid. Scratched 08375 Solly M.. 108. Overweights ( Jobless, 41 l ounds. /»nt A1 THIRD BACK— 3-8 Mile. (XJ— 2— 109.) Purse $500. 2 vear dds. Allowances. ODt *ty_JL Wet ralne t» winner 3400. lnd 'Horses AWt I'P St M Vj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S LEE CREST •wilt 9 3 *• U Jas Hen" syl.urlew \: O'Neill 10 15 15 6 3 6b35S:Wt)RK-A-DAY V 118 13 2 3' 2't J l ee J Garson 6 H 9 3 3-2 BRAWNEY LAD w 111 11 l1 3*. AV R W'k'rT B Morris 20 50 50 15 8 66415 LADY HAPSBURG W 111 10 4 4'i 4" W MclnreH McCarren Jr M 30 20 8 4 68434 HANN1S w 114 11 E b1 E'l J Martin 1 M Henry 15 M 20 8 4 66377 MONTBERT w 111 11 7 8- b'i R l/iwe W H Snyder 8 M 9 4 2 66434 l.ADV FRANKFORT w 111 8 6 5» 7' .lohan's'n J C Milam 20 50 50 12 b 66377 ROSE DAI.Y w 111 12 '.» !•- 8- J Daly J Q Brawn 15 25 25 12 7 66377 WATER COOLER ar 114 b 11 71 : '■ Lloyd W F Bryaon 13 15 IS b 3 (66434) REBEL QUEEN W IIS S 10 lo* loU Hagan H Gardner 3-217-1017-1(19-101-2 • ADA C WALKER w 111 15 12 ll" 11* Nicol W C Overton E 8 S 3 8-5 CONVENIENT will S 13 12*12= Garner Mrs R W Walden 5 10 10 4 2 DORSA w 114 7 14 13J 13 1 Dominick G H Holle 8 15 IS 6 3 FIGELDA will 2 15 14i 14- Troxler W F Schultc 10 30 30 10 5 E. M. FRY w 111 4 '. 15 15 Mitchell B Schrtiber 15 15 7 SJ 6-5 Time, 11;, 23£, :i." (new track record). Winner — B. e. by GolictWt Grace Lee (trained by F. Burlew). Went to post at 3:08. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the vime. I.ee (rest broke well after following Brawney Lad closely, passed him in the stretch and ontgajned Work a Day at the end. The latter was hard ridden all the way and ran a fas:, game race. BrawaeT Kail's showing was excellent, as be is big and ran green. Montbert. crowded at the start, closed h gap and was then eased up. Lady Hanabnrg ran in improving form. Ilaniiis finished fast and close up. Rebel Queen did not run her race, was not away well and was never a factor. ^ift/1 QO FOIRTII RACK 1 1-4 Miles. (2:(Kii— .".— 117.) Purse $000. u-year-olds and rpward. OOit/ £i Handicap. Net value to winner $500. lnd Horses A WtPPSt St % Vz % Str 1 In Jockeys Owners O H C P S W454-ALMA DC FOUR V 6 MO 3 2 3- 8" 2'. 2* Isk 1»| Garmr E Corrigan 7-104-5 3-4 1-5 out bbllb'JUDGE POST 3 94 4 1 D D 1- 1- 2* 2- Jas Hen'syKurlew & O'Neill 4 5 5 9-101-3 658672MAMIE ALGOL W 5 95 5 5 5 S 4'. 4'. 4= V Van DusenF M Smith 12 20 20 5 6-5 6S454*PET. STERLING w 4 100 2 4 23 2= 3' 3- 3- 4= AV Mcln'reA Brown 2 12-512-53-5 1-6 66452 BIG BOW W E 'J7 1 3 4l 41 5 5 5 5 Pickens G AV Scott 30 75 75 15 5 Time, 24, IS-;. 1:121, l:"s*. 2*06| (new track record). Winner — B. m. by Artillery — Swanhilda (trained by J. Collins). Went to post at .1:27. At post 2 minutes. Start good. AVon easily; second and third the same. Alma Dufonr was well ridden and reserved behind Judge Post to the stretch, where she challenged and, after a brief struggle, won going away. Judge l'ost set a terrific pace for over a mile and tired in the stretch, but kept on resolutely. Mamie Algol ran the race of her career and was closing up ground in the last quarter. Peter Sterling was ranked along from the start and ran a good mile, but tired badly and seems in poor form. Big Row's showing was good considering his opposition. Scratched — (00475)Orly, loa; 00475-Flavigny, 84. iQt^v/lQQ PH'TH RACK— 5-8 Mile. (84)4—3—108.) Purse $400. o year-olds. Special Weights. 00*J: \j O Net value to winner S'lOO. "lnd Horses AWt I'P St 'j '~ 3t Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (66413)SPIDER AVKB wb 107'. 5 2 IX I'll1 l1?. Troxler AV E AValsh 4 7 6 8-5 4-5 6C318*8AGAPANAK wb 107 12 5 6" 43 4- .'. Wishard J Perkins lo 25 25 10 5 6C227 PIERROT wr. 110 13 S 3'-" 3'' 31 3n Hagan J McAuIiffe 8 10 8 3 3-2 bti!.".3 KEMP RIDGELEY w 110 11 9 8- 5h 5U 42 AVarren AV S AVilliams 8 13 13 5 2J 66156 PARAGON w 110 7 7 41 b2 62. B" R Lowe M Goldblatt 15 15 10 4 2 (.6416 ELFALL wit 107 8 6 71. 92 8- 6» O'Leary Mrs M C Lyles 8-5 3 21 6-5 7-10 6631S JOHN ADAMS w 110 2 4 61' 71 7] 7i Nicol F Cook 6 6 3 7-5 7-10 65827 DOROTHY M. wb 105 6 11 2* 2» 21 H W R W'k'rP Johnson 15 50 50 15 8 65958 DOC KYLE Wan 119 MM M« 8s H 9- J Lee V Hollar 20 40 40 12 6 66885 DRUD3N wn llo : 12 93 10* 10'. 10* Garner J AV Forman 8 13 13 5 2J 66339 LALLY w 110 3 1 li" 11 iV- IV. J Daly J McLaughlin 12 30 30 10 5 CAPTAIN TAYLOR w 110 4 13, ll1 122 121 122 Mitchell AA' A Kirwan 20 20 12 5 2*. C6176 TRES CHIC w 105 13 13 13 13 13 A Morgan BCVonSchlemmer 20 60 60 25 15 Time. 388, 48, 1:00*. AVinner — Rr. f. by Woolsthorpe — Spider (trained by J. T. Alengel). Went to post at 4:00. At i ost 4 minutes. Start good. AVon easily: second driving: third the same. Spider Web outbroke the others and. setting the pace fast throughout, won going away and is an improving filly. Sagapanak was hampered iu the first half mile, but got clear, stood a long drive well and finished gamely. Pierrot was always in the front division, but was tiring at the finish. l-.ifall was in a jam all the way and did not show his usual early ngeed. Kemp Ridgelcy ran well and finished fast and close up. Paragon ran a fairly good race. John Adams ran poorly. Dorothy Al. ran prominently to ttu stretch, then tired badly. Rally was seriously interfered with in the first few strides and was cased up. Scratched — 06481 Anna Ruskin. 105; 88843 Handspike, 1 7. Ovcrwcights—Spidcr AVeh. 2J pounds. dfi/tCk/i sixth rack 5-8 Mile. (5!»i— 0— 108.) Pane 3008. 3- ear ahfc. KaeeJal Weights. lJU'±*J'± Net value to winner 8308. lnd Horses^ AWtPP~StU '2 ^7*trFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S '16245 SOPRANO WB MS t 4 1- 1* 1' 1 ". \Y R AV'k'r '. Borkel 8 12 12 4 11-5 G4585*PLANUTE ws lb) 8 7 2'1 21 --' 2' .1 Daly E Corrigan 6-5 8-6 8-5 4-5 2-5 66395 D1NI0MOCK w 1'F, |o ;» :,' ..- )'. ;;i Uojrd \\ !•' Scbulte 4 7 7 2 6-5 bK.i:, TAUNT ws io:. :, :, 3". ::' :;• 4'. Troxler T B Crist s 10 10 4 2 S6324*JOHN KAUFMAN a 11" 11 11 lo" 8»| 7' 51 Johan'.s'n AV S Price i. 88 30 10 5 68267 OUR OWN a MS 1 I 71 7' b1" but pickena A A Reilly 2" bo 88 20 10 85681 NELLIE RACLNE w Ma 14 14 81 12* M1 71 Bilac A G Weston lo IS IS b :: 66324 GRANDITA w 105 8M ll1 1 ». si s1 Pen'gaat c E Brosios 12 25 25 7 81 66375 SHARONOWANA w 197 6 8 9' 91 91 91 A'an DusenG AV (/lark Jr 20 .".0 M 20 10 66375*HIGGINBOTHAM w 107 2 2 l" 41 5- lo-' .las Hen'syC F Fox 6 6 lS-»b-5 7-10 (68363)ZANLIBB w MB 12 12 12^ 11' 112 11a R Lowe C C Van Meter 8 M M 4 2 66249 ROSE MARION ■ MS 13 1 b1 bi 12' 12H .1 Bee AV C Overton 1 E SE 8E 1" 5 8M82 LADY MA1A a MS 7 13 13l 13' 13' 13- G Swain A\' P Red M 48 40 15 8 05143 QUAGGA w 110 16 14 14 14 14 Mitchell J Arthur M 60 60 20 10 Time, 22% »('.•:. 1 :0o. Winner — B. f. by Seinpronius Sweet Singer (trained by R. Oeanady). Went to Mat at 4:.'!7. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second eas;ly: third the same. Soprano, usually a slow breaker, was oft with a rush and. setting a fast pace. Opened a big gap ipii.kly, but tired in the stretch and was only kcid to her work by a free use of the Whip, i'lauut" was l needy, but tried to run out all the way and finished very fast. Pincmock had a rough Hip. bit got deal in the stretch and was a fast going third. Taunt van well to the stretch and tired. John Kaufman closed a gap. Higginbotliam showed speed, but was cut off on the far turn. Scratched— 08384 Montellmar, 1"'7. ■QsCJ/lO PT SKVFNTH RACK 7-8 Mile. (1:381 8—100.) $100 added. :; year olds and upward. DOtt \j tJ Selling. Net _va lue to winner i?.".7r.. lnd Horses AWtPPSt K % ^4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 66304 J. AV. O'NEIBL WB 6 MS E I 21 21 2" 2' Is* .las Hen'syK Trotter 7 10 10 4 8-T (66395)RESIDE WB I M I 1 4i 4' 4'i l'i 2" Huestis L L Lunar 6 7 6 2 1 66400*FLORIZEL W 6 Mi 8 3 3' 3"i. ::* 4- 3' Skervin H McCarren Jr 5 12 12 E 11-5 (66432)JERRT C. WB 5 MS M M 9' 73 6- 3'' 4- J Johnson T ■ Mannix 8 15 15 6 3 68457 TOM MANK1NS s b 107 4 8 S» B* El ."•' B» F Keyes T A Gay P 1:, 15 5 2 66457*GOLDWAY w 4 102 7 7 5J 61 7* 7" b* Garner E Corrigan 4 4 9-5 4-5 9-20 86881 ST. NOEB w 6 9S :• 9 10 10 9' :•' 71 Lloyd J I- Strode 12 12 12 5 2 66456 REBO 11 b 109 2 4 1& 1 ' Ink 65 y R hmve M Goldblatt 8-5 8-5 3-2 1 1-2 '.-^ 'l .1. D. DUNN ws 3 89 8 8 8" 9" 10 10 9' Goldstein A Bellew 30 40 40 15 8 66376 KARA w 4 110 1 5 71 8' S' S' 10 J Daly M J Daly 15 30 30 12 7 Time. 23?. 47 J, 1:131, 1:27. AVinner — Ch. g. by Peter McCue — Tern (trained by B. Trotten. AA'ent to post at 5:07. At post 2 minutes. Star; good. Won driving: second and tiiird the same. J. W. O'Neill followed Rebo closely to the stretch and. when the latter quit badly, managed to outstay Reside. The latter was in tight quarters all the way down the ba^kstretch and. finishing fast, should have won, but Huestis could not help him any at the end. Florizd ran well throughout rnd iiung on gamely In a driving finish. Jerry C. was pinned in next to the rail in the last furlong and. with clear going, might have won. Rebo ran a fast half and quit badly. Goldway ran a bad race. The winner was entered for $500; no bid. Scratched— ( S64:!.S)Dr. McCluer, 104; 00419 Society Bud, 98; 00337 Monterey, 107; 00342 DcLXkinps, 100; 00177 Tinker, 98. Page 4 New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Friday, Jan. 18. New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Friday, Jan. 18. \ t i WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAIT. & Second Race [2nd New Orleans] SECOND RACE— 7-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (1 :2i;j— 5— 100.) OHIYESA, br. f, 4, by The Commoner— Tulla Fonso (A. Brown). Weight today 100. . 6C436 City Park 2.-4 1 :13J last aa 5 4 S 4' 6s Beckman Tudor, lieadowbreeae, St. Valentine. ( MM] City i'ark 5 1-2 f 1:071 good 101 ii 5 5 S* 48 Van DuaenToboggan, Frontenac SootbernCroaa i MMS !•". Grounda 5 1-2 f 1:07] fast 105 a 10 8 8- 78 1) Austin Palloday, Tudor. Ilnslcy. EMERGENCY, b. g. G. by Bathampton — Criaia (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 105. | t.t.ll", Citj I'ark 7-s 1:2(',? fast I114 :: 3 3 3 2' 1" Hagan Meadowbreeze, I'liil Pinch, Devo.it. t 66440 Aqueduct 3-4 1:144 fast MS S 2 2 1! P Finn Mintia. Reticent. Battlea\e. 1 C5375 Aqueduct 6 1-2 f 1:204 fast 105 E 3 3 31 4" Garner Edna Jackson, Teaeress, Azelina. ( ZIENAP. b. f. 4, by Florist— Alleviate (W. F. Bchulte). Weight today 107. ( iw 153 City Park 3-11:134 fast M7 a t; 5 A- 4*} Troxler Lens, Penrhyn. Belle Strome. 1 •6307 City I'ark 1 1 J01 fast 07 2 3 I 2 J* |*| Lloyd Juggler, Peter Sterling. A. Dufour. i M1M F. Grounda 3-4 1:134 fast MO 5 11 30 M 7*1 Lloyd Juggler, Rusk, Charlie Fastman. GAMARA. b. g, 5, by Sorcerer — Pixy (J. P. Devlin). Weight today 108. 1 66436 "it \- Park 0-4 1:134 fast HI 4 5 4 i\ ' ."'! J Martin Tudor. Meadowbreeze. St. Valentine. 1 66400 Ctty Park 1 t:«M teat 1!2 I I 5 « 0* fi,u J Martin, Goldmate, Royal Breeae, Florizel. 1 OMMCtty Park 1 1:404 fast aa 3 4 4 3 3« M Pen'gast Envoy, Debar, Lucy Young. ST. VALENTINE, b. h. 6. by Himyar— Bracelet (A. P. Ginter). Weight today 115. | 6*436 Ctty I'ark 3-4 1:134 fast 110 7 7 7 51 3= Mountain Tudor, Meadowbreeze. Foxmead. | M378 City Park 1-4 1:13* teat MC 5 C 4 31 l'l Mountain Alencon. J. L. Inglis. Meadowbreeze 1 0(284 F. Grounds 11:40 fast 113 5 6 5 4 3- 3 J J Martin Orbicular, Missouri Lad, Tern's Rod GRANADA, br. c, 4, by Giganteum — Alexina (J, H. Shouldice). Weight today 105. 66435 City I'ark 1 1-16 1:4*J fast M 3 12 4 4* 6* Farrow Glorifier. Goldmate, .las. Reddick. 60410 City I'ark 1 l:3Sf fast 103 7 3 4 4 4] 4*1 Mountain Wes. Consideration, Polly Prim. ajH7 City Park 0 1-2 f 1 :0a slow 311 7 12 11 101 8*1 F Perrett John Peters, Luzarion, Donna. COBMOSA. b. c. 4, by Sempronius— Celia (W. Whelan). Weight today 105. , 6S627 Benninga 7-8 1^0| good Ml 12 12 IS 15 ]« 14 Hagan Workman. Belle Strome. Azelina. , (SMS Benninga 7-Sl:»» slow M4 IS IS IS 1G 16 lti J DennisonRather Roval. New York. Scarlell. MSM Bennings 7-S 1 :2S*. mud 91 S S 8 8 S 8 "lBilac Firebrand, Anna Smith, Hooray. PASADENA, b. h, 5, by Ben Strome— Blue Bells (A. C. McCafferty). Weight today 108. 66453 City Park 3-4 1:13} fast 1M u 7 ti 5»k B»J Mountain Lens. Penrhyn. Belle Strome. 50117 !•'. Grounda lm70yl:52 hvy M8| t 11 1 2" 2= F O'Neill PhilFinch. Katl"Powers,K.Ellsw,l!i. MM7 F. Grounda 1 1:00J ftrry MS 112 1 1- 1- F O'Neill Ph. Finch, GohlF.namel, Mon. Maid GOLDMATE, ch. c, 4, by First Mate— Gold Wing (G. Hollel. Weight today 109. 66425 City Park 1 1-16 l:46t fast 104] 1 2 2 2 2»t 21 Mountain Glorifier. James Reddick. Grevilla. OMMCtty I'ark 11:401 fust M7 5 « 3 2 1- I3 Mountain It. Breeze, Florizel. Mazie O'Neill. 65830 F. Grounds 11:44 mud 104 5 3 5 5 5 518JD Austin Charlatan, St. Valentine, L. Ellison. JOHN CARROLL, ch. h, 5. by Ornament — Spanker (E. Corrigan). Weight today 115. G40O Fort Brie 1 1 :4n fast 124 1 fi 5 E 5« 4* J Daly GoldEnamel, S. Plume, Peter Paul. 64060 Fort Erie 1 1-16 1:40*. slow 124 4 2 2 1 ll 1'IW Fischer AlumDufour, Crowahade, P.Sterling 05927 Lutonia 11:41 fast 122 2 4 4 4 21 l | Nicol Maj. T.J. Carson, Braden. G. Heidorn Third Race [3rd New Orleans] THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (1:13 4 Wt.) LENS, b. g. 3, by Star Shoot — Queen Dixon fP. Dunne). Weight today 86. C6453 City Park 2-1 1:134 fast sa 3 2 2 2- I' R Lowe Penrhyn. Belle Slronie, Zienap. 0S027 Churchill n S 1-2 f 1:071 good 115 3 2 2 21 4*1 Nicol Western, Miss Onlcioua, Tim. Wen. MEtB Douglaa Pk E 3-2 f l:uijj fast Ml i 2 1 11 1* A'buchon Salnrida, Timothy Wen. Bitter Miss HOCUS POCTJS. b. f. 4. by Horoscope— Bellfleld II. (O. W, Deppelar). Weight today 99. 66155 P. Grounda 5 1-2 f 1:07| fast IOC Left at the post. Hogg Frencli Nun. Bal« B.. Ticliimingo. 66748 Benninga 1 1 :424 fast M3 1 7 lo M M 10»lHorner Cederstrome. New Yerk, Chalfonte. u".ih;:; Benninga 7-s 1 :3o fast a: li; It; 14 12 12 11 Coleman Society Bud, A. Smith, Cinchona. AMADOR, ch. g, 4, by Tipstaff— Tablet (W. G. Bartel). Weight today 101. 66361 City I'ark 5 1-2 f 1:071 good 107 E ; t; 0?i S*l G Swain Toboggan, Frontenac, SouthernCross 65631 Latonia 5 1-2 f l:10g good 102 a ll) 10 10- lo" F Keyes Goldproof, Black Art, Bert Osra. i,."433 i.atoiiia 0 1-2 f 1:074 fast loC 10 S 9 72 715JJenkins Revolt, Salvage, Auditor. PINSTICKER. ch. g, 4. by Luckv D»g— Bonnie lone (L. F. Piper). Weight today 101. 66304 K. Grounda 3-4 1:14 fast MS S 4 3 21 1- Pickens Kohinoor, St. Noel, Lady Henrietta 66200 F. Grounda 5 1-2 f 1:10 hvy MS 3 s 5 M 11 Bilac Foxhall, Chieftain, Favorita. 66M3 F. grounda 3-4 1:154 good Ml 1 14 14 14° lO" Truman T.M'kins, Consideration, G.Adelaide THAT'S WHAT, b. h, 5, by Woolsthorpe— Mamie B. (A. C. Roux). Weight today 104. 66308 City Park 5 1-2 f 1 :054 fast M4 S s a !» 8 7 Jno ConleyCoUoquy, Glamor, Charlie Eastman. 68212 P. Grounda 1 l:43f hvy M I C 7 7 7 78nl.Ino Conley Missouri Lad. II. Scott. Polly Prim SO073Clty Park 5-S 1:04 slow 112 7 7 7 7 581 Nicol II.ofHyacintli, Red Ruby. IUJ.Arn. DR. SPRUILL. b. h, 5. by Dutch Roller— Mabel D. (C. R. Ellison). Weight today 107. 6S883 City I'ark 1 1-16 1:504 slow 114 12 2 2! 11 li Jas Hen'syOrandPuchess. Ponaotoca, Mr. Jack 65811 F. Grounda 1 1-M 1:47 fast 110 3 4 2 2 V 2'1 Jas Hen'syMissouri Lad, Florizel. llarmnkis. SS776 P. Grounds 1 1 :33g fast 1101 12 3 3 33 3* Nicol Juggler, St. Valentine. Devout. MORALES, br. c, 3, by The Commoner — Sewing Girl (W. H. Fizer). Weight today 89. MHO City Park 7-S 1 :2S4 slow 3 05 ti G G t; 7s 71U1-Seder Beau Brummel, Glamor. Tudor. Ctiiai F. Grounda 3-4 lav- fast lo3 5 1 1 1 11 Seder Chase, De Oro. Gold Circle. 60I4O F. Grounda 3-4 1-134 fast 106 1 11 l'l l'l Seder SliToddiugton.tioldCircle, SenWater . ROYAL BREEZE, b. c, 3, by Royal flush III.— Breeza (Burlew & O'Neill). Weight today 100. 06400 City Park 1 1:401 fast 87 ti 5 1 1 2»k 2] Brady tioldmate, Florizel. .Mazie O'Neill. 08338 City I'ark 3-4 1:15k slow a5 5 3 4 6l 9»! Jas Hen'syltalbert, Goldproof. Refined. ajOJjS Ctty Park ll:46ghvy 103 3 2 2 1 22 21 Jas Hen'syJacomo, Morales, Frank Flesher. RICKEY, b. g, 4, by Greenan— Limes (W. J. Donohue). Weight today 101. 60378 City Park 3-4 1:13* fast '•'■'', 4 4 C 0 B* Engl'der St. Valentine. Alencon. J. L. Inglis. 6C338 City I'ark 3-4 1 :15g slow aa ti 8 6 6} 4*| McD'm'tt Ralbert. Goldproof, Refined. 0M07 Ctty I'ark 7-S 1:324 hvy a9 4 3 2 2 33 43 Garner Glamor, Missouri Lad, Debar. PENRHYN, b. g, 4, by Planudes— Laurel (E. J. Gildersleevel. Weight today 101. 00453 City Park 3-4 1:134 fast 1M 2 1111 21 Minder Lens, Belle Strome. Zienap. MHO City Park J-4 l:laf fast 101 E 111* l'l T Taylor Alsono, Airship, Ticliimingo. •10337 City I'ark 5 1-2 11:09 slow 1101 3 1 3 12l ll'UN'icol John Peters, Luzarion, IKmna. TERNS ROD, ch. g, 5, by Nimrod— Tern (W. EaganL Weight today 104. 66284 P. ('.rounds 1 1:40 fast 102 7 8 0 7 6"t (•] R Rice Orbicular. Missouril.ad. St. Valentine 60213 F. Grounds 1m 70y 1 :4S4 hvy 102 4 4 3 2 3^ S*j ■ Rice Dromio. Hannakis. Bernie Cramer. 0(150 F. Grounds 1 1-10 1 :474 fast 102 7 2 2 2 1 » l1 Bilac Huntington. M. Pioneer, Lem.Girl. Fourth Race [4th New Orleans] FOURTH RACE— 1 1-3 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (1:53— C— 102.) MARVIN NEAL, ch. c, 4, by Inspector B.— Katie Ellerslie (L. F. Piper). Weight today 97. IIB475 City Park 1 1-S 1:531 fast 104 4 4 5-4 4' 3*1 Bilac Orlv. Plavlgny, King F.llswovtli. OMMCtty I'ark 1 1-10 1 :40J fast Ma 10 3 7 4 2* V J Martin Dr. McCluer. Fvie Greene, Lena .). COM3 City Dark 1 1-8 ISO] good Ml 0 12 10 0 10- 7«1 Bilac Reliounder. ITavigny. Scalplock. GLORIFIER, ch. h, 5, by Hastings— Glory (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 107. M435 City I'ark 1 1-16 1:461 fast M4 6 3 1 1 1- I1 Garner Goldmate. James Reddick, Grevilla 63641 Brighton B 1 1-4 2:03? fast 108 6 5 3 2 3i 42i Wishard Ram's Horn, First Mason, Tokalon C348S Coney Island 1 1-4 2:054 fast 109 9 6 5 5 2J 23 Wishard Sir Huon, Cederstrome, Ram's Horn PHIL FINCH, ch. g, 6. by Goldfinch— Philiatia (W. 8. Williama). Weight today 111. 00417 City Park 7-8 1:20» fast 113 4 5 5 5 4l 3- J Martin Emergency, Meadowbreeze, Devout 6635a City Park 1 l:41g good 120 3 11 1 2° 21 Warren Envoy, Charlatan. Lucky Charm. 66231 F. Grounds 1 l:41g good 112 5 2 1 1 lh ll Warren II. Watterson, Besterling, Jacomo. MISSOURI LAD, b. g. 4, by Top Gallant— Margaret Allen (F. Cook). Weight today 106. f!6473 'itv I'ark 1 1-10 1:454 fast 106 5 4 4 4 4-i 4- Garner Beau Brummel. Juggler, Orbicular 662S4 P. Grounds 1 1:40 fast 103 8 2 1 1 2» 21" Lloyd Orbicular. St. Valentine. Tern'sRod 66212 F. Grounds 1 1:401 hvy 107 5 1 1 1 1= l4 Garner Harry Scott, Polly Prim, Grevilla. ORBICULAR, ch. c. 4, by Smile— Orbed Maiden (J. J. Murray). Weight today 109. 0M73 City I'ark 1 1-16 1:45ft fast MO 4 2 3 2 3- 31 Mountain BeauBrummel. Juggler. Mis. Lad. fi«2S4 F. Grounds 1 1:40 fast 1041 6 5 3 2 P' 1 Mountain Missouril.ad, St.Valentine, T. Rod. 66157 F. Grounds 1 1:394 fast 104 3 3 3 3 3i l2 Mountain M. Adams, St. Valentine, Juggler. Fifth Race [5th New Orleans] FIFTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (.ViJ— G— 108.) ODD TRICK, b. f, 3, by Griffon — Queen of Trumps (G. R. Hamilton). Weight today 87. 00245 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:074 fast 02 4 3 4 5' 47 Bngl'der Decklaw. No Quarter, Buret) Arnold. 00211 F. Grounds 5-8 1:03 hvy 97 8 2 3 f t*| Jas Hen'syS. Mincemeat. Brittanby. D.Sliauley 66136 F. Grounds 6 1-2 f 1:07J fast Wi 8 4 4 84 07 A Morgan Toy Boy, Spiou, Deckltiw. \ t i & LITTLE GEORGE, b. c, 3, by Boanerges— Africa (G. Holle). Weight today 89. t.2775 Hamilton 4 1-2 f .. 55. fist, lw6 2 7 5- 0"1 J McL'hlinKamsaek. Tom Gilroy, ITlksino. 60429 City Park M0 3 1-2 f fast 414 2 2' 3l Obert Odd Trick, Blue Dale, Mclntvre. 00347 City Park 104 1-2 hvy 514 5 3 3' 4* W Cole J. Treen. Belle of the Bay, B.Vlilg SARSAPARILLA, br. f, 4, by Dr. Sam— Hazel (T. Ryan). Weight today 99. 06300 F. Grounda S 1-2 f 1:07* fast MS 0 5 5 S**0* J Ryan Pallodav. Tudor, Busier. 05732 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 93 3 0 4 55 65 J Kyan Marvel"P., Ancestor, Fsterre. 656SS F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1 :0Q . fast 104 4 9 9 9l 97 G Ryan Miss Ferris, Pulque, Verdant. j ENSLEY, ch. c, 4, by Woolsthorpe ^Bracket (W. Gerst). Weight today 101. '.0342 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:0»| slow 104 7 3 12 13 12J» Andress Reticent. Pollv Prim. Ticliimingo. 08300 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1 :074 fast PK) 7 11 1J 3s Lloyd Pallodav. Tudor, Excitement. 6 62S53 Hamilton 3-4 1:19 hvy 101 2 7 8 8* 811 J McL'hlinDraco. Caper Sauce, Sweet Flavia. ■. ! PLEBEIAN, b. g, 4, by The Com moner— Lollie Eastin (W. F. Knebelkamp). Weight today 101. ! 65327 I^itonia 3-4 1:14? fast 102 4 12 5 7*1 D Austin Daring. Bensonhurst. Bazil. C52s3 latonia 3-4 1:144 fast 114 2 S 8 6» ll'»lMoreland Toboggan, Revolt, Nun's Veiling. 65208 | latonia 3-4 l:17g mud Mil 7 7 11 M' lo30 J H Pres'nLieut.Rice, Stella F.iehburg. Ruiloba. , GOLDZONE, b. c, 4. by Goldfinch — L'Amazone (J. G. Brown). Weight today 101. '0342 City Park 5 1-2 f 1 :0M slow 1M 4 I 1 2* 4*1 Seder Reticent. Pollv Prim, Ticliimingo. 05127 Latunia 3-4 1 :15a fast 10S 3 74 12' 12131H Larsen Ruiloba. St. Noel, Inspector Giri. | 65228 Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 103 1 11 10* 10' Wishard McChord, Field Lark, King Pepper. i ■, HADUR. b. c, 4, by Huron — California (E. Corrigan). Weight today 106. SS4M latonia 1 1:41?. fast M 2 4 3 1 1- 2h C Morris ShiningPtar.PiratePollv, I.Merimee 65387 Latonia 1 1-10 1 :47jj fast 105 2 11 1 1» 3'i A'buchon Athena. Golden Mineral. Waterl.ake | 052,49 latonia 1 1-16 1:474 fast 103 2 2 3 3 41 4=1 Wishard Gladiator, Arabo, Henry Watterson. , J BELLE OF THE BAY, ch. f, 3, bv Ballyhoo Bey— Leisure (C. F. Fox) Weight today 87. 66437 Ctty Park 5-s l:00f last Ml » 5 5 0 ti* Garner Tom Dolan. Bonart, Blue Dale. j 66390 City I'ark 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 87 3 3 G ti1 5»i G Swain Rusk. Goldproof. Belle Strome. | 66176 F. Grounds 5-8 1 :01J fast 104 7 I 4 41 3^1 Garner S.Minceiueat, B.Vertress, Bri'.tanby , f BOUVIAC, ch. g, 3, by Himyar — Brooch (E. S. Gardner). Weight today 93. 66437 City Park 5-8 lKMf fast 33 2 1 1 E] 5*1 Beckman Tom Dolan. Bonart. Blue Dale. 633M Windsor 5-8 1:004 faat 100 5 2 1 5- 5» B Smith Charlie Gilbert, De Oro, Louisanne | 03.13 Windsor 1-2 484 fast 111 7 5 51 G» J Foley Jerry Sharp, Attention, T. Gilroy. • i YOUNG REMINDER, ch. c. 4. by Reminder— My Friend (Guggenheim & Hall). Weight today 101. 66342 City I'ark 5 1-2 f 1 :08| slow Ml 2 2 3 12: 12-- Jas Hen'sy Reticent, Pollv Prim, Ticliimiie,... J 03352 Fort Krie 3-4 1:15 fast 35 S 11 11 11 ll11 Hodges Amador, Gauze. Petit Due. | 63S95 Fort Erie 3-4 1:144 fast 111 5 4 5 10 S101J Dealy True Boy, Mina Gibson, Perdition. ROUGH ■ HEAD, br. c, 4. by The Greek — Cachuca (A. Cartwright). Weight today 101. 66456 city Park 5 1-2 f IMS fast K I 7 s 8 S-- Lilac Rusk, Butinskie, Miss Leeds. TICHIMINGO, ch. c, 4. by Oddfellow— Annie Clark (John Marklein). Weight todav 101. 003S3 City I'ark 3-4 1 : 131 fast 101 8 0 4 .".- 4* G Swain Penrhyn. Alsono. Airship. 00342 City I'ark 5 1-2 f 1:0s? alow M5 3 0 4 2- 35 Mountain Reticent. Polly Prim, Gohlzone. ; 1.0210 V. Grounds 3-4 1:14 fast M4 4 3 E 51 6,! .las Hen'sy.Matador. Lady' Vashti. Ralbert. SPEEDMAKER, b. c, 4. by Sempronius— Elsie D. (Evers & Meyer). Weight today 104. , 05204 Latonia 3-4 1:171 mud 117 4 1 3 8" ll»*|NIcol Simon Kent. Toboggan, Falkland. 65040 Churchill I 1 1-16 1 :4S1 fast 38 9 7 6 7 M 10,*|Swain Missouri Lad. Dudiev. Athena. 64905 Douglas Pk lm20yl:50 hvy 107 3 11 4 51 8"4Moriarity J. P. Mayberry, High Bear, Veto. ] PRINCE BRUTUS, ch. g, 5. by Brutus— Princesa (M. J. Daly). Weight today 111. MOM City I'ark 5-8 1:03; hvy 110 M 7 7 A\ 3 W Daly Nedra. Gold Circle. Minot. f \ 65218 LattoniB 5 1-2 f l:08g slow 110 2 2 2 2* 2- J Daly Salvage, lngolthrlf t. Lady Carol. 65123 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:064 fast 109 2 4 6 7i 7'* J Daly Frontenac, Funiculaire. L. Esther. Sixth Race [6th New Orleans] . ( i | t 1 ( ( 1 i 1 1 1 | | 1 SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling, ll :!.".» — 3— M.) 3 LACACHE, ch. g, 7, by John Cooper — Whileaway (A. B. Maginnia). Weight today 102. J 0SM1 City Park 1 1-10 1:473 Tast MS S 0 7 9 I« 5=J Pickens Quins Brady, Beecher, Foreigner. 00343 City Park 1 1:421 alow 100 2 5 « 5 5' 6- Pickens Society Bud, Gold Coin, St. Noel. ; 66250 F. Grounds 1 1-4 2:034 fast 99 9 2 2 2 2'i 2t Pickens Lena J., Merry Pioneer, Pekaber. GOLD COIN, b. c, 4, by Goldfinch— Daramba (W. H. Schaut). Weight today 102. ' 66433 City Dark 1 1-10 1:40.? fast MS 4 2 2 2 2'7. 3'.1. W Mcln'reMerrv Belle. Delmore. Scalplock. 663M Ctty Dark 1 1-10 1:461 fast 106 2 2 1 2 71 7'° W Mcln'reMarvinNeal. Dr.McClner.EvleGreme CG343 City Park 1 1 :42* slow 102 4 2 3 2 21 2 » W Mcln'reSociety Bud. St. Noel. tHadiator. 3 BULWARK, br. g, 5. by Lissak — Rose Standish (J. Duffy). Weight today 108. 00452 ' City Park 11-10,1:47 fast M7 s s 5 5 41 S*| j Johnson Grosgrain. Brookston, Sanction. 66303 City I'ark 1 1-8 1:542 good 103 8 8 S s 71 ** .1 Johnson Reliounder, Flavlsnv. Scalplock. * 60159 F. Grounds 1 1-16 1:474 fast 111 0 3 9 8 91 11'"1J Lee Tern'sRod, Huntington, M. Pioneer. ] LADY ELLISON, b. m. 5, by Wools thorpe— Amabel (C. R. Ellison). Weight today 108. 0041s ' City Dark 1 1-4 2:07 fast 1117 ill 1 2' 21 Jas Hen' ay Padre, Merry Pioneer, Lemon Girl. j M37S City I'ark 11:42 fast 113 7 3 4 2 2'JU Jas Hen'sypelphie. H. of Hyacinth, Roseboro. ' S6284 F. Grounds 1 1:40 fast 93 3 3 4 5 4"" o'J Jas Hen'syOrbicular, MissouriLad, St.Valentine ] NINE, ch. g, 5, by St. Julien— Maiy Malloy (R. Porter). Weight today 110. 66418 City i'ark 1 1-4 2.-07 fast 106 10 5 7 3 11 11 's J O'Brien Padre, Lady Ellison. Merry Pioneer 64599 Douglas Pk 1 1-2 2:304 fast 104 1 3 3 3 5 511 Cherry MamieAlgol, Whippoorwill, Cashier. 64565 Douglas Pk lm 70y 1 :464 fast. 101 C 6 6 6 6 612 Hudlin SavoirFaire. Whip'rwill, G.Mineral. BELL-THE-CAT, b. h, 6, by Calrsbad— Lady Loyal (J. H. Baker). Weight today 102. 66400 City Dark 1 l:40f fast Mo 7 7 7 5 B' 5" Lloyd Goldmate. Royal BreeUe, Florizel. 64498 Windsor 1 1-S 1:54 fast 307 4 7 5 6 51 4* Hogg Reservation, Monte, S arecrow. 64228 Fort Erie 11-4 2:08 fast 101 7 7 6 6 C2 21 Wishard Clianida, HanoverHornpipe, Rbinock DR. M'CLUER. b. g, 4, by Gerolstei/i— Misfortuna (P. M. Civil)). Weight today 105. 66438 City I'ark 1 1-8 1:53* fast Ml 13 1 1 l2 1= Mountain E. Greene, L.Charade. Lampadroine 66396 Ctty Park 1 1-10 1 :46J fast 1M 5 I 4 3 M* 2 Mountain Marvin Neal. Fvie tireene. I^-na J. 66305 F. Grounda lm 7oy l:45g fast 96 S 9 10 10 10* 7°1 Van Dusenllarmakis, Daring, P. of Woodstock QUINN BRADY, blk. c. 4, by Bannockburn or Sain— Eatella (J. P. Mayberry). Weight today 108. 66381 City I'ark 1 1-16 1:471 faat 107 12 4 2 2 Dill Lloyd Beecher, Foreigner, St. Noel. 66232 P. Grounds ttn 70y 1:4a good 110 11 5 3 3 2» 1 ' A Martin Gauze, EL Bosworth, Frank Flesher 60195 F. Grounds lm My 1:45 fast 102 8 5 3 3 3» 5:*A Martin II. Watterson, Florizel, PofW'dstock. DELPHIE, br. m, 5, by Atheling— Liffey (M. A. Healey). Weight today 109. 00376 City Dark 11:42 fast 112 5 0 7 4 2»k 21 R Powers L.Ellison. H. of Hyacinth, Roseboro 002SO F. Grounda 3 1-10 1:47R fast 112 2 5 7 0 6'' 541 R Powers Adbell, Ia»iiioii Girl. Scalplock. 6624S F. Grounds 1 1-10 1:404 fast 101 3 2 3 5 51S 5° R Powers L. Charm, St.Valentine. J. Reddl'k DEVOUT, ch. h, 5, bv Piety— Aggie Marden (P. Dunne). Weight today 112. 06476 City Dark 7-S 1 :274 fast 110 S S 3 2 D **] Nicol Wes. Creel. Oberon. 60417 City Park 7-8 3:20?; fast 10S 5 4 4 4 5 4-1 Mountain Emergency, M'dowlireeze, PhilFinch 66303 City Park 1 1-S l:54g good 1121 112 3 5'i a5 Nicol Reliounder, Flavigny, ScalpLck. Seventh Race [7th New Orleans] , , . SEVENTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. ff)| • 108.) BUREN ARNOLD, b. f. 3, by The Commoner— Satellite II. (F. Cook). Weight today 87. 60245 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1 :074 fast at! ti 5 5 4- *ft A Martin Decklaw. No Quarter. Odd Trick. 66136 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:074 fast 100 4 3 3 21 4"i Garner Toy Boy. Spiou. Decklaw. SB06B City Park 5 1-2 f l:07jj fast 102 7 3 4 71 ll11 Jas Hen'syMorales. Chase, Solly M. MINGITA. br. c, 4, by Dr. Rice — Boundaway (W. F. Schulte). Weight today 101. 63609 Salem 7-S 1:271 fast S3 5 5 5 5 5 5*| Garner Xeotunus, Mescal, Peter Knight. 63509 Salem 1 1:45 fast M 2 1 I 2 2- 1" Garner Thespian, Subtle. CHARLES MKEE, gr. h, 5, by Tom Nichols— Grisi (L. V. Bellew). Weight today 105. 62002 Memphis 3-4 1:171 fast 102 1 4 3 51 431 Johpn's'n Joe Levy. Mrs. Annie, Tokioka. 6181C Crescent Pk 1 1:424 fast 104 ti 4 3 13 10' H1:!lJohan's'n Deslion, Tennis, Banposal. 61754 Crescent Pk 3-4 1:141 fast MS 5 ti ti 32 431 Johan's'n Selected, Allista, St. John. AIRSHIP, ch. h, 5, by Flying Dutc hman— Falaiae (P. Dunne). Weight today 105. 66300 City Dark 3-4 l:13gfast 114 0 5 0 4' 3- Nicol Penrhvn, Alsono, Ticliimingo. 65905 Citv Park 3-4 1 :14g good 106 3 3 3 33 3» A'buchon Retio. Toboggan, Auditor. 65847 F. Grounds 3-4 1:16 slow 112 1 11 l" t M* Nicol Columbia Girl, Auditor, Matador. ALSONO, ch. g, 7, by Altamax — Sonomia (E. J. Gildersleeve). Weight today 107. 0,0333 City Park 3-4 1:131 fast Mti 7 4 3 2'i 2'J Mountain Penrhyn. Airship, Ticliimingo. 06M4 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14 fast 112 9 ti 8 71 6° Minder Pinsticker, Kohinoor. St. Noel. 00137 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14 fast 114 2 4 5 31 M'D-Minder Rusk, Alencon, Ralbert. AUDITOR, b. g, 6, by Esher— Al lcestis (R. Tucker). Weight today 109. 65305 Citv Park .".-4 1 :14g good M4 4 7 0 4' 45 L Smith Rebo. Toboggan, Airship. 65S47 F. Grounds 3-4 1:16 slow 113 2 2 2 2' SO. H McDan'lAirsliip. Colombia Girl, Matador. C5750 F. Grounds 1 1:411 fast 105 5 5 5 5 41 4* R McDan'IDr.SpruIll. Han. Bey.TheEngllsman. CHIEFTAIN, b. g, 5, by Meddler— The Lioness (W. C. Price). Weight today 109. 00233 I-". Grounds 2-4 3:134 fast 105 9 s 5 5- 44 Noone C. On Sam, Dapple Gold, J. Peters. 002*13 P. Grounda 5 1-2 f 1:10 hvy MS a 4 4 4t l'l Noone Pinsticker. Foxliall. Favorita. 60027 City I'ark 5-S 1:03 hvy 104 13 7 6 4- 4H Garner Salvage, Kilts, Wild Irishman. GOLDPROOF. b. c. 4. by Goldspinner — Glimmer (C. E. Hamilton). Weight today 111. 063SO Citv I'ark 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast 111 4 2 2 2' 21 Nicol Rusk. Belle Strome. Ralbert. 60238 Citv Park 3-4 1 :15jj slow 110 1 1 I 2- 21 Nicol Ralbert. Refined, Rickey. 60190 F. Grounda 3-4 1:14 fast 130 1 11 1* D Nicol Tom Manklus, Conjuress, Oasis. DECKLAW. b. f, 3, by Bedeck— L ula W. (C. E. Brosius). Weight today 95. 00245 F. Grounds S 1-2 f 1:074 fast Ml 2 2 1 1- D Jas Hen'syNoQuarter. BurenArnold, oddTric'it 60130 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:07J fast 39 9 9 5 31 32 .las Hen'syToy Boy. Spion, Buren Arnold. S0033 City I'ark 5-S 1:031 hvy 94 5 4 7 7' 7» G Swain B. of the Bay. Blue Dale, Western. WILD IRISHMAN, b. h, 5, by Bowling Brook or Filigrane — Correction (J. Phillips). Weight today 103. 60373 Citv Dark 3-4 1:14s fast 102 5 5 5 01 S'UDowe Miss Leeds. Florizel. Reticent. 66227 F. Grounda 3-4 1 :14J good 1M 7 7 8 0* llt*|Surrow Woodsaw. Lady Henrietta. Pity. 60027 City Park 5-S 1:03 hvy 112 3 2 3 S 3-'l Jas Hen'sySalvage. Kilts, Chieftain. FLORENTINE, b. h, 5, by Ben Str ome— Florio (C. C. Van Meter). Weight today 105. 00173 F. Grounda 5-S 1:014 fast 114 6 12 12 Si» 0*1 Van DuaenKobinoor, Luzarion, John Peters. 65732 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1 :0S fast M5 7 S 11 121 13" Mountain Marvel P., Ancestor, Fsterre. 65039 Churchill D 3-4 1:14 fast 106 S 7 4 51 610 Mountain Miss Leeds, Airship, Frank Bill. J. ED GRILLO. b. g, 6. by The Commoner — Merry Nell (J. C. Ferris*, Jr.). Weight today 107. 62478 Louisville 3-4 1:161 fast 103 2 11 41 5*1 D Poland S. Rocaniora. Inlerlight, Usury. 62418 Louisville 5 1-2 f 1:084 fast 104 3 2 2 2'i 3'i D Boland Lady Anne, Lady Esther. Airship. 62259 Louisville 5 1-2 f 1:094 good 122 7 1 1 2'1 11 D Boland G.Wilson. PreeiousStone.Wetierflelds THE THRALL, br. h. 5, by G. W. Johnson— Silver Bell (F. Garrett). Weight today 108. 66304 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14 fast 113 15 12 11 11* M* Troxler Pinsticker. Kohinoor. St. Noel. 65544 Latonia 3-4 1:151 good 111 8 3 11 M1 9" W Gannon Daring, Simon Kent, Lord Dixon. 65493 Latonia 3-4 1:154 fast 122 0 5 3 3 2" W Gannon KingPepper, RedThistle, J. Garner. COME ON SAM, b. c, 4, by Dr. Ma cBride— Sia Vic (G. L. 8hughart). Weight today 109. 0037ii Citv Dark 3-4 1:141 fast HO 4 2 2 J'l 4*1 Nicol Miss Leeds, Florizel. Reticent. 66209 F. Grounda 3-4 1:131 fast MS 5 2 1 l'l I1 Mountain Dapple Gold, J. Peters, Chieftain. 66209 I". Grounda 5 1-2 f 1:10 hvy 107 1 2 2 C C4 E Wilson Pinsticker, Foxhall. Chieftain. PERCY CLARK, b. h, 6, by Percy-Jennie Clark (T. B. Morris). Weight today 109. 61938 Nashville 3-4 1:141 fast 109 3 3 6 33 9' lMunro J. Ed Grillo, St. Noel. Magic. 61857 Nashville 5 1-2 f 1:11 hvv 107 3 4 4 410 494 D Austin CliftonForge, Goldzone, B. Handsel. 61736 Nashville 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 111 5 9 9 92 9,41D Austin Adare. Gambrinus. Salvage. Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Friday, Jan. 18. Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Friday, Jan. 18. WEATHER CLEAR, TRACK MUDDY. First Race [1st Los Angeles] FIRST RACE— 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. (3." --2— 112.) Index Course Dlst Time T'ck Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeya Best Company HARVEY CLARK, b. g, 2, by Panmure — Ignoramus (F. E. Clark i. Weight today 107. 60459 Ascot Park 3-8 37 hvy 107 7 5' a-T I) Riley Magazine. Booger Red. Kismet Jr. BENDAGA, b. c, 2. by Ben Strome— Beldaga (J. Curl). Weight today 105. tH'i4!»7 (See Ascot Park chart in this paper). 66421 Ascot Park 3-8 363 good 110 7 71 9" A W B'kerKismet Jr.. Booger Red. Creston. 6C307 Ascot Park 3-8 36i slop 110 3 4- 3» A W B'kerMugazine, Crestou. Katie Rai.i.i. ORENA, ch. f, 2, by St. Maxim— Addie Mills (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 104. 00421 Ascot Dark 3-8 363 good M7 a a1 7"lBrussel Kismet Jr.. Bmiger Red. Crestou. 66364 Ascot Dark 3-8 36J slop 105 7 41 3"i C Koerner Martha Jane, Katie Raius. Gigana. GLADYS C, ch. f, 2, by Andinus— La Sinaloa (Oakwood Stock Farm). Weight today 102. (.0421 Ascot Dark 3-8 M| good 107 s 11 ID" H Smith Kismet Jr.. Booger Red. Crestou. 003O7 Ascot I'ark 3-8 36i slop 107 13 13 13-'1W Fischer Magazine, Creston. Bendaga. KATIE RAINS ch. f, 2, by Balgoiv an— Mauch (B. Schreiber). Weight today 107. U6364 Ascot Dark 3-8 301 atop 110 2 11 21 Kent Martha Jane, Orena, Gigana. 66307 Ascot I'ark 8-8 30} slop 112 5 I* 4'° Kent Magazine, Creston. Bendaga. 06234 Ascot Park 8-8 36} slow 107 3 1* l5 Kent Kismet Jr., Magazine, Velnia C. LACKFOOT, br. c, 2. by Lackford— Shoes. Weight today 105. First start. GIGANA, ch. f. 2, by Giganteum— Troyana (Mrs. J. M. Cooper). Weight today 102. 00421 Ascot Park 3-8 303 g"od M7 1 41 41 .1 Harris Kismet Jr.. Booger Red. Creston. 66304 Ascot Park 3-8 301 slop 103 C 6" 4'-lCoane Martha Jane, Katie Rains, Oreua. 60234 Ascot i'ark 3-S 36J slow 107 15 15 15"aA W B'k'rKatie Rains, Kismet Jr.. Magazine. ST. DOREEN, b. f, 2, by St. Dory— The Heroine. Weight today 97. First start. First Race [1st New Orleans] FIRST RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year-olds and upward. Fillies and Mares. Selling. (1 :05J — :t— 04.) Index Course Dist Time T'ck Wt St U Vz % StrFin Jockeya Best Company POSING, br. f, 4. by Maceo — Remember lie II. (J. B. Respessl. Weight today 99. M379 City Park 8-4 1:14? fast li 7 I -. a a a'UTroxler Miss Leeds. Florizel. Reticent. eajaa City Park 7-8 1 tag*, good Mil ('. 3 4 4- 1*1 J Ferris Favorita. French Nun. Lena J. KISS F. Grounds B 1-Jj 1 1491 fast 112 U 9 3 41 4- Mountain French Nun. Babe 1'... Tichimingo. LISTLESS, oh. f, 4. by Voter— In differenc»( W. C. Daly). Weight today 104. 63724 Benninga :;-4 1 :],"i fast ss 7 377 0T1 Q Bums Temmeraire, Elenap. Belle Strome. BStlS Benninga 3-4 l:15fgaod as 5 ti 7 0 o'DG Burns Zienap, Oraculum. Pollv Spanker. 05417 Aqueduct G 1-2 f 1:20 fast SS E 3 4 4s 4" G Burns Fortunate, Zienap, Batt'lea\e. TELEPATHY, ch. f. 4, by El Rio Rey— Diablita (W. F. Knebelkamp). Weight today 104. MM Latonia 11:444 good W 7 4 4 3 11- ll' F Burton Game, Bappy Jack II.. Tot Leaner. BUM Latfontat 5 1-2 f 1 : 7*. fast MM 1 2 3 35 C» F Keycs Belltoone, Field I.ark. French Nun. M3B8 Latonia 3-4 1:14;! fast M3 10 11 11 ll1 1321lFoy Optional, Lay son. Mareo. OSSINEKE. b. f, 4. by Cesarion— Theora (W. Whelan). Weight today 104. fiKtso City Park 5 1-2 f 1:07 fast !*7 !» 10 10 10 10 *JGoldsteln Rusk, Goldproof. Belle St roine. 054m: Dimlico 3-4 1:17 mud MO 1 1 1 Is 1- Hagan Akbar, Broadwav ;irl. B. Bouncer. 65374 Pimlico 3-4 1:151 fast 104 4 1 1 1" 5»J Koerner NoTTumper, Wit!. Mite, J. Hampton BABE B., ch. f, 4, by Pontiac— Madelaine (Hennessy & Welsh). Weight today 104. ■Q37 City Park 5 1-2 f nW Blow 102 5 5 .". 71 MR 1/nvo John Peters. Luzarion, Donna. «.o 4 F. Grounda 3-4 t:M fast loo t; 7 6 8** ."."•! A Martin Pinsticker. Kohinoor. St. Noel. MISS F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:07| fast Mi I 4 E ti2 2 A Martin French Nun, Ticliimingo. Rosing. MISS LEEDS, ch. f, 4, by King Gold— Sidda Hallow (E. Corrigan). Weight today 106. 66156 Ctty Park 5l-2f1:oti fast M 2 4 3 3". 3* Garner Rusk. Butinskie. Alencon. 66378 Ctty Park 3-4 1 :14g last lor, 1 1 1 1* 1= Mountain Florizel. Reticent. Come On Sam. MM* City Pat* 5 1-2 f l:08g slow loS 12 4 11 11* 10IS H I,arsen Reticent, Polly Prim. Ticliimingo. TYROLIAN, b!k. m. 5. by Tammany — Yodel (C. Schawacker). Weight today 103. 66399 City Park J-4 1:131 fan t 102 2 8 8 I" 5" W MoIn'rePeiirhvn. Alsono. Airsliip. MjM )•'. Grounda B 1-2 f 1:M livy PC, 10 12 10 S'^ll'i Lloyd Pinsticker. Foxliall. Chieftain. IMF. Grounda 3-4 1:144 fast *W 1 1 1 1** S'l Mitchell Pallotlay, Frontenac, Gentian. EVER NEAR. ch. m, 5. by Terrifier— Dispatch (W. Bancroft). Weight today 108. MM* City I'ark 3-4 UVH ftut Ml 5 7 7 7* 7,:illVn'gast M'dowbreeze. St. Valentine. L. Esther ems City Park S-8 1 M| slow Mft I ( 1 B| 4*1 MorreH en. F.astiuan. Mutiiiis. Lucy Young. C0020 City Park 107 7-8 fast 1:2S4 4 C C C C" 7,u J Finn Lythelist, The Only Way. B. Carter FRENCH NUN, br. f, 4, by The F riar— Vivandiere (J. H. Baker). Weight today 99. MM»Clty Park 7-8 1:281 good M 13 4 3 2' 2"fc Lloyd Favorita, Lena .L. Anna Dav. MISS F. Qroonda E 1-2 f 1 :07* fast Ml 2 2 2 ink ih Lloyd Bake B., Ticliimingo, Posing. (M41 City Park 5 1-2 f DOtijJ fast 103 12 11 7 SI CU Lloyd Goldproof, Come On Sam, Favorita. FAVORITA, br. f, 4, by Faverdale — Nikita (Mrs. D. B. Cook). Weight today 104. SUM City I'ark 7-8 I ;28j gOoA W4 2 2 2 1 li l»k Mountain French Nun. Lena .L, Anna Day. M2M F. Grounda 7-s 1 :274 fast Ion a s .". 4 B * 7*1 M B WoodFlortael, Telegrapher, Kittie Piatt. Mam F. GroOAda 5 1-2fl:10 hvy Ml 4 7 7 5" 4- M Woods Pinsticker, Foxhall, Chieftain. FIELD LARK. b. f, 4. by Toddin^ton — Salverine 'J. W. Pugh). Weight today 104. 66360 City I'ark 7-8 1 :2s?, good M4 4 11 2 31 T,3 ITogg Favorita, French Nun, Lena J. BSBM Latunia 1 1:4S| hvy at 1 2 2 2 2j 43J C Morris St. Noel, Adesso. Trenola. €5512 Latunia 3-4 1:14* fast 102 5 8 4 2' l1 Lloyd Conjuress, AgnesVirginia, BelUoone. ALA RUSSELL, ch. f, 4, by Russell— Aala Lala (M. L. Hayman). Weight today 104. GS681 Benninga 3-4 1:17 fast Ms' 2 11 l'l :!' Bngl'der Killochan. 1'iubrella. Donna Flvira. 6M1S liennings 2-4 1:17)9 good aj i 1 2 7 10 Beckman Zienap. Oraculuin, Dollv Spanker. &k ;4 Crescent Pk 100 5 1-2 f fast 1:074 3 2 3 3* C7} Digging Dr. Coffey, Proteus, Usury. LADY CAROL, b. f, 4, by McNeil — Canella (G. Holle). Weight today 104. 66436 City Park ." 1-2 flaw fast M •", 3 5 5' 7" A Martin Busk. Butinskie. Miss Leeds. 68049 City I'ark 3-4 1:17ghvy 10 S D S C"k r ''J Troxler Goldproof, Bertha V... Gauze. C.W41 City I'ark 5 1-2 f l:00jj fast MB 4 6 5 41 75J Troxler Goldproof, Come On Sam, Favorita. SNOW BALL, br. f, 4. by Peep o' Day— Rain Drop (W. Holler). Weight today 107. 66360 City I'ark 7-8 1 :281 good 104 13 13 12 M a= *»| H Lowe Favorita, French Nun, Lena .1. (£620 Benninga 7-S 1:294 good aa 7 s S 8 & a13 Horner Clialfonte, Killochan, Scarfell. («".4^2 Plmlico 1 1:471 mud M7 4 2 1 1 1° 1' L Smith KiameshalL, Marksman, Waterway MAFALDA. b. m, G, by Russell— Soprano (W. Hutchison). Weight today 108. 68158 F. Grounda 2-4 1:134 fast 111 « 8 8 8 a 8'* iMcMahon PhilFIncb, BelleStiome.I.advVasIni MM* City I'ark u-8 1 :0."» livy M I S 7 71 ;",« F Burton Salvage, Oak Grave, Kilts. ■an Pimlico 3-4 1:17 slow 115 10 10 10 10 lO'-lClare Blue Coat, Cadichon, Baby Willie. j 6 ■. ! ! | , | ■, i | , J j | , f | • i J | ■ ; , ] f \ 3 J ; ' 3 ' * ] ' j ' ] Page 5 Second Race [2nd Los Angeles] SECOND RACE — 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 1 1 ::s -1 -100.) WOODTHORPE. ch. h. 5, by Meadowthorpe— Woodbena (R. H. Harris). Weight today 114. tua As,.. i Park l 1:1-1 -slop leg 2 I I I ^nk |i| Kehoe L.i.r Life. Col.Bronston, Tahf Cos*. MMI Ascot Park l l:45f slop 11] l : l l iJ M M Preston Avoatelras, Sals. Foacasta, MM Aaoot Park lm 50y l :50 slop M7 ll-- I* J1;. M Preston Elizabeth i'.. aaora. Gentle Many. HIPPOCRATES, br. g, 6. by Lissak— Hanoana (C. Van Dusen). Weight today 111. 61777 Oakland 1 1-16 1:4S fast 110 I I 2 3 3" 3'J T Sullivan Bcknighted, Head Dame, Critical. 61702 Oakland 1 1-4 11:073 fast 100 3 1 1 1 1J 1J T Sullivan Northwest, Roy croft. Fisher Boy. FONCASTA, ch. g, 6, by Fonso— Lucasta (J. Curl . Weight today 111. i 6*47* Ascot Turk 1 1:441 slow 106 4 2 1 1 1! 1! M Preston Jack Adams. Sais. Needful. j M4K2 Ascot Park 8-4 1:1*1 hvy 110 4 4 6 6« 3*1 M Preston Rodolfo, Betsey, Btotsatl. 604"j Ascol Park 3-4 1:161 slow lol " 8 S 61 4* Gargan Cotillion, Col. Jewell, Mountebank. ( GEORGE E. MILNER. b. g. 4, by Free Knight — Quesada (J. P. Atkin). Weight today 109. ' MM5 Ascot Park 7-8 l :2Sj I slop i"t 3 :: i 7 7 7-° C Koerner Merlingo. Cignrlighter, Hill Curtis Mill-Ascol Park 1 1 :41J fast IM 4 3 I I 3* 3« C Koerner Line ofl.ife. Merlingo. PrinceCliing. MM* Ascot Park 3-4 1:143 fast H» 3 1 9 8' Ml A W B'kcrT.George. IT fUf « Beaut. .* Best. LUCRECE. b. m. 5, by Brutus— Belle of Palo Alto (J. Coffey). Weight today 109. j at424 Ascot Park 1 1:4.;; good MS l I S :: 41 3*1 Brussel Mountebank. Niblick, Marys .Clare. t MSI Ascot Park lmS*yl:M fast M7 l 4 4 :; 2«* 2* Brussel Niblick, Lord Provost, sunrav. ( 6*217 Ascot Park 1 1:43 Mftp Ml C .". 4 4 41 I*.C Koerner Col. Bronston. S. Christian. Sherry. . AZORA. b. f. 4. by Falsetto— s euka (E. WaylamD. Weight today 104. ,' 6*422 Ascot Park 1 l:4::ig IMS 5 :: 2 1 1' T Brosael Jetsaaf, Markie Mayer. Win. Wa.s. , tscol Park 7-8 I Ml slow IM 3 "• E I H I" Brnssel Critic, Confessor, sir Carutaere. ( MSB Asoot Park lm Sty 1 :."■■• slop KnJJ S 9 I 4 4" 2n D Poland Elizabeth!''., Woodtborpe. Q. Harry ( MARKIE MAYER, br. g. 4, by Previous— Bonnie May (R. Bauer). Weight today 101. ( 66460 Ascot Pail; I I !'■! livy 1»4 .". 7 5 4 S* lh It MeDan'lDesinagCS, Avontellns. Comedian. i 05432 Ascot Park 1 1:431 g IMC 7 7 4 5 4' 1*1 Talbert Azora, .letsain. Mtaaoaw Ways. t •MM Ascot Park BrC2:07fstop 97 i 4 3 4 **• 4** Talbert LosAngeleno, Reservation. Frees, as , KINSMAN, br. h, 5, by Borgia— Roma II. (Elmwood Farm). Weight today 114. i \- I Park 1 1:434 slow MI .", S 5 B M 0* Kutiz Confessor. Clandestine. Bill Curtis, t 004C2 Ascot Park 3-4 l:Mf hvy IM I 7 7 7 7' =1 Kunz Rodolfo, Betsey. Foacasta. \ col Park 1 1:43 Slow M7 "77 C ft 1' Kunz Koinoinl.o, Roiuan Boy. Saiaaalsj | ROSTOF. br. g. 5. by Governor Foraker — Minnie's Last (H. L. Jones'). Weight today 111. i G6310 Ascot Park ! 1-16 1:52 slop IM I ( (i ; I 8*»lKent F.UtabethP., 0 Jraaatoa. Clandestine | SIMS Ascot Park Br C 2:031 alow M2 17 7 6 *»• S" Mortality Planet, Gentle Harry, Graphite. i (S72 Ascot Park 1 1:4:: last US ■ I I I I- *■ .1 Harris Bill Curtis, Tangible, it Wilda. CARDINAL SARTO. br. h. 5. by Roggy — Tyrona (Blasingame Bros.). Weight today 111. . 6*257 Oakland 3-4 1:1*1 slow MS s 7 0 P* 3*1 A Wright V San. Batidor, Bw agger. I 81743 Oakland 7-8 1:281 fast MS M 14 14 II 14 14 Minder Gloomy Gas.Mogregor, H.M'Gowaa. t SMS Oakland 1 1:42J fast 1 is 4 5 5 4 41 0s Minder Maj.'lVnny. 15. of Passage, J .Jewel. BESSIE WELFLY. ch. m, 7. bv Kingstock— Ville Marie (Carpenter & Xenyon). Weight today 109. t • •!.• Ascot Park l l:44fslow 103 suss g« 7'* Callahan 1' -asta. Jack Adams. Sais. • S1102 Asc t Park C 1-2 f 1:2-' Blow MS M I 10 S C: Chandler My Surprise. Phy*. Hagerdon. ( S817 A col Park 3-4 1:141 fast MS 11 13 11 1"! »'• J Clark The Major, Prince Cfclag, Pay*. LILIE B., ch. f. 4, by Margrave — Ingarra (C. E. Rogers). Weight today 104. t i fark 1 1:431 stow 1«J :• I I I S' 4»1 J Carroll Confessor, Clandestine, BUI Curtis, t C6422 Ascot Park i 1:431 k l 10S 4 4 o « *» o'i Kunz Aaara, Jetsaat, Markte Mayer. tscot Park 3-4 1:13 last IM :» 0 s s1 5-j Kunz Aaora, Betsey, Lotta Gladstoae. DESMAGES. br. g, 4. by Tarroola — Linda Dichamounix (Smith & Martin). Weight today 101. i i£460 Iscot Park 1 1:4*1 hvy ■,- 2 4 1 1 I" P G Nichols Mark.Maver. Arontellus, Comedian ( CSI Kseoi Pari: ," 1-2 f 1 :1"'. slop 105 it 11 11 '••' BnJG Nichols Common Sue. Avakm, Black Kyea ( 6*402 Ascot Park IM 1:1*1 *k»W M I 5 4 3J :•'- U Nichols Cotillion. Col. Jewell. Mountebank. ■ Third Race [3rd Los Angeles] THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Allowances. ( 1 :»*P — I— 10.*}.) NORFOLK, b. c, 3. by Goldfinch— Empress of Norfolk (J. R. Pyne). Weight tcday 107. t;..:.o'. Ascol Park 11:4". slop K illl Ej :«-■■ R McDan'lDasty Miller. W. II. Carey, Arbao. ' 66252 ^scot Park F4 C 1:11 fast 117 J 111* 1 » R McDan'lAIrs, Greaao, Bed Garter. Vscot Park 3-4 1:131 Cast M6 1 1 1 l3 1* It McOan'lDr. Crook, Pep. * Salt, B.T.Frvar. | J. R. LAUGHREY. ch. c. 3. by Sir Dixon — Daisy Rose (Atkin & Porter). Weight today 107. I 6*441 Ascot t'aik 5 1-2 f 1:091 slop ''* * - ' ''' ]j M Preston Standorer, L.of tbelleatb, LaChata. Si ■ \:.-t Park 7-si::n slop 112 4 4:; ;: 31 IH C Koerner AriaM. Judge Nelson, Cat Jack. i 6*216 Asoot Park 7-8 1:301 slop MS 4 4:: 1 l1 211 C Koerner Zetboa, Merrill. Bed Garter. RENRAW. ch. g, 3. by Bassetlaw— Isleta (Mrs. R. I. Miller;. Weight today 104. I K64N1 \s.-t Park S-l 1 15J slow M 1 111- 1- M Preston R. Pance. Vir. Loiaaine. .1. Nelson. ; 6*401 Ascot Park ■"• 8 1:M slow 1"7 :: ! 2 3'- ^' C Koerner Creeno. Kilter. Illusion. MIS Asoot Park 3-4 1:10 alow IM l l l i3 l1 C Koeraer Bd.T.Iryer, JadgeNelcon.R'dDanee. i ' YADDO, blk. c. 3, by St. George — Foneda (Mrs. C. F. Rockett). Weight today 107. I ■ : Ascot Park S 1-4 1 laMl Mow IM 3 6 7 7 7-:JKermath Black Mate, Col. Jack. Jersey Lady COMMON SUE. b. f. 3. by The Commoner— Suisun (J. Curl). Weight today 102. ' • 1, Asoot Carl: 5 1-2 1 1:1"'. slop » 1 1 1 1 '■ ]■ M PreStOB Avaloii. Black K.ves. Illusion. 6*031 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:11| fast 111 4 a 5 6 C'0 E Walsh Adoration. Fantastic. Pope Joan. SMS Brighton B 3-4 l:12| fast V i I 2 2 2J V \V Miller Omit Press, Barhary Belle. Clamor. COLONEL JACK. b. c. 3, by Pess ara— Middy Morgan (W. H. Holland). Weight today 107. bS490 Ascol Park 5 1-2 1 14*1 alow 1U 3 4 4 :.'_ 5» P.ulhnan San Alviso. Jersey Lady, Btaaeer. 6*348 Ascot Carl, 7-8 1:31 slop irj 2 0 I 5 *J ::s 1 Kilcy Aiitno. Jadge Nelson. J.RXaaghrey M270 UKSOl lark 3-4 1:141 last IM 1 4 4 4' P|C Koenwr Ariiuo. Aaipedo, land Stanhope. LORD STANHOPE, b. c. 3. by Stanhope II.— Lerete (C. F. Clark). Weight today 104. 6*4*1 Ascot Park 1 1-1*1:50 h\y MS l ! ! :'. ::' -1' Finn Arimo. w. II. Carey, l.ivius. i.i./m; Ascot lark 7-8 1:291 hvy loy j 3 4 2 8" 2' Flan Zethaa, Judge N.lson. St. Bdgar. 6*270 Ascot Park 3 4 1:14] fast i"7 :: :; 3 3" 34 Plan Arlaai. Aaipedo, Zcthus. ZETHUS, b. c. 3, by Previous — Cirmencita (R. Bauer). Weight today 107. 6*386 \s.t Park 7-8 1:291 hvy 112 14:; 1 1*1' C Koeraer L. Stanhope, ,L Nelson, st. Rdgar. 6*299 Ascot Park 3 1 1:141 fast 1":» "• S I 2' l1 R MeDan'iWaterlmry. Greeao, San Alviso. 6*270 Ascol Park 3 4 1:141 fast IM I 7 (J .V f»l Talbert Arimo. Anipedo. Lord Stanhope. ELANCER, b. f, 3. bv Wagner— F airoun (Denny Broi.). Weight today 102. \ . i Park : 1-2 i :.":•'■ slow ;.«i :, :t :; 21 1*1 1 Riley San Ahiso. Jersey Lady, Allerion. MM1 Ascot Park 3-4 1:17 Slop Ml 2 1 1 11 l"to Riley Phil Igoe, Airs. Kound Dance. 06252 Ascot Park F" C 1:11 fast 112 7 2 4 4* 5"'1D Itiley Norfolk. Airs. Greeao. EXTRANELL, ch. f, 3. by Hock Hocking Jr.— Esteinell (F. W. Bryant). Weight today 102. MO I Ascol Park 5-8 1* fast 1"". l io I* la" l**lNeubert Dr.Crook, SLofR'nyBsede^tt.AMaaa. B. I. M i 1 If! entry .1. K. I.aimhny and Item aw. Fourth Race [4th Los Angeles] FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (l:::s' t |tm.) SHERIFF BELL, b. h, 7, by Ornament— Louise (W. D. Millard) Weight today 110. 66482 A t Park 1 l:43J slow 107. l ." S 7 8 8*« Kehoe Confessor, Clandestine, Bill Curtis. 6*329 Ascot Park ImSOylJO slop M7 E 6 1 S S* MT11 Harris i:ii-/.ahetli P., Azora. Woodtborpe. • I Calk 3-4 1:17 slop 110 7 7 7 7 7 4 T., Xichols Btoessel, Mazapan. Betsey. SAIS, br. h, 6, by St. Blaise— Gentility (Mrs. J. Blute). Weight today 110. 6*479 Ascot Park 1 l:44f««owM8 2 1 ! 2 I :"• .1 Harris Poaeaata, -lack Adams. Needful. 6*365 Ascot Park J 1:451 Slop 112 I 3 ! - 3:l ": J Harris Woodthorpe, Avontellns. Foacasta. MSI Asoot Park lm My 1:4* last IM •". ti 6 6 61 718 J Harris Nildick, Laereee, Lord Provost. RODOLFO, ch. g, 6, by Amigo— La Maroma (Mre. W. J. Speirs) Weight today 110. 6*4*2 Ascot Park 3-4 1:1*1 hvy '"7 3 1 l Pi4 H Smith Betsey, Faaeasta, Stoessek SSI I Ascol lark 11:4*1 slow IM 12 1 2 s4 I1'- J Harris Uncle Deary, Baabie, Sherry. S63S8 A cot Park 3-1 1:171 slop MO) 1 IIP P* J Harris Caaoptaa, Astral. Bauble. THORA LEE, b. m. 5, by Rancocas — Nothing (J. Randolph). Weight today 105. 664 • Vscot Park 5 1-2 f 1:111 slop 1*7 11 12 12 12 7*1 W Riley llirtle. Givoanl Balerio, Kro Py.. SM72 Ascot Park 1 l:4l| fast MS 7 1*10 '* S* S»*|I* Jackson I.ineofLife, iToldVoii. UWroaaaiaa, MM* Ascot Park 2-4 PP. fast MS M 11 11 11 1'i-Hl, Jackson SirCarutliers, Alllila K. I.ineofLife. J?RINCE MAGNET, b. h, 5. by Magnet— Yerba Buena (I. H. Miller). Weight today 110. 0*462 Am t lark 3-4 1:1*1 hvy 113 I :: 3 -"■' 5»1 J Harris Etodolfe, Betsey. Foacasta. M2M Ascot Park 3-4 1:16 fast IM 3 3 3 3;1 lj Pullman Tay. Ceorse. Foacasta, Wil. Gregg tJSMS Ascot Park 11:44 stow MS S 2 1 1 3^ 714Ut McUanlCentle Hairy, Moaatehank, Laereee DING DONG II.. b. h. 5. by Brutus— Nabette (Elmwood Farm). Weight today 110. 6*479 Ascot Park i l:44| sloa IM S 7 S I I s" \\ Fischer Foacasta, Jack Adams. S;iis. 0*444 Ascot Caik BC2M slop IM 222 3 J" ::,T W Fischer L. Angeleao, Reserratlon, J. Little. ■634* Ascot Park ln«50yl:50 slop no 7 4 2 2 21 l" W Fischer Ua. Henry. Mary B. Clark. Parro. FREESIAS, ch. m, e. by Hawthorne— Miss Mayma (R. Bauer). Weight today 105. ■6330 Ascol Park Br C 2:07J slop 97 4 I 4 :: ::: :;■ .1 Carroll L_Aageleao, Reserrattaa, M.Mayer. $ Ascot Park P.ri'2:"r.' Cast 1"". S S 7 « 4! 2*1 Bid. lie Los Aageleao, Kosaoaibo, BaMa. 6*253 Ascot Park Br C 246 fast MS) 3 44:: i- :;- Riddle PsIIIHaa. Los Aageleao, J. Adaau. Fifth Race [5th Los Angeles] FIFTH RACE— Futurity Course. (200 feet less than 3-4 mile, i 4-year-olds. Selling. (1:— 1 aft.) MANDARIN, ch. c. 4. by Rensselaer— Stately (W. D. Millard). Weight today 109. M7C4 Ascot Park 3 1 1 13] fast no 4 1 2 •"•" 7 :M. Nichols Suptime Court. Don Domo, Toupee. 6."il4'i Belmont Pk I N CaM M 8 S 6 6 S 8*1 C Boss Consistent. Bobbie Keane, Bivouac. •3082 Belmont Pk 1 l:Mj fast M* M 13 13 13 123 .S'U.) Harris Optician, Pekaher. Pankpje. SLY BEN, ch. c. 4, by Ben Strome— Sly Nun (D. Kelly). Weight today 105. 6*442 Ascot Caik I 1:431 stop IM 3 3 1 3 4- :-"lM Preston I.ineofLife. CoLBroaston,Wdtbor,»e 6*403 Ascot Park F PIP slow 112 3 2 2 2-' 2" M Preston Succeed. L. of the Forest XwoBills. M2S7 Aaoot Park 6 1-2 f 1 j*7| fast las I 2 I 2- 2- C Koerner VonTronip. L.oftlieH'tli.L.tihMlst'nc CRITIC, blk. g. 4, by Previous — Mintage (R. Bauer). Weight today 104. ;t;tin; Ascot Park i-s 1:29J slow i"7 8 7 S :: 41 1 Talbert Confessor. Sir Caratbers, Aaora. 6*287 Vscot Park j 1-2 f i :"7t last ME 8 :♦ 7 ~ 8"lFinn Voa Troinp. Sly Ben, L.of tbeHeath 0*128 Ascot 1'ark 7-S 1:3U last M7 : 6 6 I l1 1*1 Talbert Avontellns, Bonian Boy, Comedian. ELIZABETH F., gr. f, 4, by St. Maxim— Fairy-day (C. Merkel) . Weight today 100. 6*423 Ascol Pari; 1 1-1* 1:481 g 1 '■'■■ 1 2 1 5 S* '■ ' Keat Ifolesey, Cicely. J. F. Doaohae. ■MS Ascot Park lm y 1 :.~.'i slop ]o7 2 2 1 1 I'll" W Fischer Aaara, Woodtborpe, Geatle Harry. SIM I Aaoot Park 1 1-lii 1 :.".2 slop Ml 321 1 1J1 V C Ross Col. Bronston, Clamlesl ine. Cotillion. MINTIA, b. c. 4, bv Kinley Mack— Florentia (R. E. Offutt). Weight today 107. 6..741 Ascot Park 6 1-2 f 1:221 good 110 4 4 4 34 I*»|C Ross Creston Boy. Judge Treen. Molesey. •6607 Aqueduct 3-4 1:14| stow Ml 2 1 1 11 l" W Miller Vaaietes. BouMot. Prince Frederick. 65468 Aqueduct 6 1-2 f 1:23 slop 102 8 8 S S 8,7JJas Hen'syl'r"'rederick. SocietyBud. lircluand LA GLORIA, ch. f, 4. by Woolsthorpe— Sister Monica (J. P. Atkin). Weight today 103. 0*271 Ascot Park F C 1:1* fast ! 2 1 111- l4 M Preston Kscalante. Right &True, Gov.Omian (.i;17'J Asc.t Park 3-4 1:1''. sh.]) MI 4 111- 341. C Koerner Succeed. Revolt. Aaora. MM3 Ascot Park r.-S 1:01 fast 1"0 2 4 4 43 P)A W B'kerAll Black. Sly Ben. La Chata. SUCCEED br. f, 4, by Bamaby or Glencally— Plot (J. M. Stokes). Weight today 103. 6*403 Ascot Park F C 1:111 slow MI 1 1 1 l8 1« AV Fis. her Sly Ben, L. Of tbeForest, Two Bills (M4S Aaoot Park F C 1:121 sl''» IM 2 1 1 l6 1* D Riley Allerion. Col. Bronston. H Ca/.ador. M2M Aaoot Paik 3-41:15 fast 110 7 6 3 51 4HU Riley Azora, Betsey, Lotta Cladstone. Sixth Race [6th Los Angeles] SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (1:121— G— 107.) PHIL IGOE. b. c, 3, by Sir Dixon— Alpena (J. P. Atkin). Weight today 107. '.«:.]l Ascot Park 3-4 1:17 slop lo4 1 2 2 210 2uk C Koerner Klaneer. Airs. Round Dance. M100 Ascot Park 5 1-2 f 1:091 slop 10." 4 3 4 31 3=1 C Koerner Susannah, Dulcinea. Allerion. 66107 Ascot Park G 1-2 f 1:0^1 fast 10.7 3 3 3 3J Sjk C Koerner Blaucer, Niippa, Domiuus Arvi. GULLIVER, ch. c, 3, by Prince of Monaco— Lilliputian (T. 0. Webber). Weight today 104. SM83 Ascot Park 3-4 1:17 hvv :*7 1 S 8 71 714 Braaael R, Dance. I'inikini. Little Minister. 00344 Ascot Park 3-4 1:1*1 slop i*'4 4 io ll ll*'»ll**pW Fischer B'dDaaee, VR-Lonaine, Saaaaaab, MCS3 Asoot Park F C 1:11 fast 1"3 3 8 8 S S18iBrussel Norfolk, Airs, Greeno. OTTO PRICE, br. c, 3, by Sain— Canagnes (B. Schreiber). Weight today 104. ;04'.h; (See Ascot Park chart in this paper), 064-.". Ascot Park 5 1-2 f 1:093 SO°d 109 4 2 1 in 21 H Smith St.ofRunnymede. I'imkim. Baseline ■ •MS Ascot Park 5-8 1:041 slop 104 6 5 5 51 71!MI Smith KingAhub, St. Edgar. I.ittleMiniste:- •Ml* Aaoot Park FC 1:111 fast 107 I 1 3 4J »10 H Smith J.R.Laugurey, LadyKltty. St. Edgar r TAOS, ch. g. 3. by On Deck— Mintage (R. Bauer). Weight today 99. 062".'. Ascot Park F C 1:121 fast 102 11 12 12 SJ G1" Talbert Remember, St. Albans. Happy Rice B 06100 Ascot Park 5 1-2 f 1:091 slop 97 6 7 7 6J 0"?.Talbert Susannah. Dul -inea. Phil Igoe. 06110 Ascot Park F C 1:111 fast 102 9 11 11 10' 781 Talbert J.R.Langhrey, LadyKitty. St.Kdgar r RAY EGAN. b. c, 3, by Royal Flush III.— Canta (W. W. Finn). Weight today 104. 00292 Ascot Park 5 1-2 f l:0ft| fast IM 1 2 2 2» 4*1 Kehoe Allerion. Banlada. Joan of Are. MIS Ascot Park 5 1-2 f 1 :«sj fast 105 1 11 l4 2'1 Kehoe Ed. T. Fryer, Banlada. Lit. Minister r 66071 Ascot Park 5-8 1:011 fast 103 3 2 2 2^ 4"1H Smith Dulcinea, Renraw, Bi£ Store. LONG NICK. b. g, 3, by Longstreot— Nickname (J. Curl). Weight today 104. 06403 Ascot I'ark 3-4 PIS', hvy 107 :. G 4 41 4°1 M Preston Pimkiin. Gold Heather. Banlada. 6C42.7 Ascot Park 5 1-2 f 1:093 good 104 12 12 12 ]2-"12la Gargan St.ofRuiinymede. O. Price, Pbakim. . 66363 Ascot I'ark 7-8 1:321 slop l' 2 7 3 6 8 8 S" Gargan St.Alhnns. S.ofBun'niede. (i. Ledge. . GOLD HEATHER, ch. f, 3. by Goidcrett— Heatherbell (C. Van Duten). Weight today 102. MM Aaoot Park 3-4 l.isj hvy 106 - :: I I* 2l U Riley Pimkim. Banlada. Lsag Nick. 664-5 Ascot I'ark 5 1-2 f 1:093 K""d Ml I I S 4»" •••IFlna St.ofBunnvmede, O. Price. Piaiklni. . tl.L^i Abcot I'ark 3-1 1;17 hvy 97 0 4 3 5'1 6" D Riley R. Dunce, I'imkiiu, Little .Muiiner. Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Friday, January 18. Odkiand Entries ami Past Pertermances Tor friday, Janiary 18. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK MUDDY. Second Race [2nd Oakland] ' | I i I ; i ' I ' SECOND RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1 :.-,l \— 4— 105.) TRAPSETTER, br. h, 6. by Falset tc— Lady Trappist (G. W. Chandler). Weight today 112. 6*410 Oa* rl 11-8 2^1 mini IM 7 11 1 2- 2-1 I Irahani Lone Wolf. Briarthoi i.e. JakeMoose I Oakland 1 1-M VJSH atop 112 4 1.; 4 ;.4 3-1 K Dugan Botrou. Lelta Hill, If. A Powell I IS2 1 Oakland 1 1-S 1:55 fast 110 E 5 9 9 9 9-= A Brown Ray. Chestnut. Bearskin. M. A. POWELL, ch. h, 5, by Faverdale — Burgonet (C. C. McCafferty). Weight today 112. 66485 Oakland 3-4 1:17| hvy MS 2 :: I 7' B"1L WilliamsYeUowstoae, LOliras, Meada 66466 Oakland 7 1-2 1 1:4" hvy 112 1 3 :: 3 2- 2J Sandy JbnPendergast. Cbestnat, DanielC K4M Oakland F C 1:14ft mud IM 1 5 5 61 *» L WilliamsY'lowstone, Proe'stiuate.Hedegth'n. LAZELL, ch. g, 5, by Lamplighter — Luzelle (W, Walker). Weight today 109. 6*48* Oakland ImMOy 1 :"l 1 hvy M2 4 5 S 1 «• ::• Horner Mandator. Dorado. Magrahe 128 Oakland 11:45 hvv loo 4 S 5 5 44 21 J Hunter Dorado. Lucian. Byrotierdale 6557* Oakland 1 1:441 slop 104 7 7 7 7 51 4,41J Hunter Beeehwood, Salable, Botrou. BRIARTKORPE, br. g. 6, by Meadowthorne — Bramble Leaf (McGettrick & Cryiler). Weight today 109. 664*7 Oakland 1 1-1* 1:531 hvy Wl 1 I 8 7 7 7 * Loagne Hooligan, Jake Maes*, Swagger 66410 Oakland l l-s 2:'«i mud M7 8 4 3 3 3- 3* Loaaaje Lane Wolf. Trapaetter, Jake Maaaa 0*334 Oakland 1 1-M 1:531 atop M 0 s s 8 8 7,01T Sullivan Rotrou, Leila Hill, Trapaetter. LILLITUS, b. h, 6, by Brutus — Lillita (H. E. Rowell). Weight today 109. 6*485 Oakland 3-4 1:17| hvy IM I 7 2 3' 2' Sandy Yellowstone. Meada. M. M.BoWdlsh IMS Oakland 5 1-2 1 1 :09ft mud M:» 7 . I .".' S*» Sandy Karl Rogers, Bell Reed. Batidor. SINNER SIMON, ch. g. 7. by Sin. pie Simon— Mary Banjo (M. R. Williams). Weight todav 109. 664*7 Oakland t 1-16 l:53f hvy M7 5 2 2 8 8 8" Flannery Hooligan, Jake Moose. Swagger. 6*410 Oakland 1 1-S 2:"0 mud 107 3 5 4 4 7- 7*»1L WilllamsLone Wolf. Trapsetter. Brtartb'pe. 65843 Oakland lm 50y 1 :441 fast M7 4 5 0 s & 83ui\V Knapp Water Pure. Fury. Magrane. ROYAL RED, b. g, 5, by King William II.— Tillie S. (Wallace & Hastings). Weight today 109. 00447 Oakland 3-4 1:171 Slop IM 1 6 7 5" 71T1T Sullivan Sh. Lad, PVessWheeh r. Y'lowstoue 66390 Oakland lm50yl:50 mud !":» 5 E 0 4 4»M" Rettig Sir Carter. Talamuud. Cberipe. 6*278 Oakland 1 1-10 1:512 slow 107 9 0 0 6 7t» 7'- A Wright Hooligan, The Only Way. SirCarter CANE JO, ch. m, 10, by Royal Flush — Lady Emma (J. J. Ellerd). Weight today 107. 66466 Oakland 7 1-2 f 1:40 hvy M7 :» 9 8 7 7 6'° Kirsch'm .T.Pendergast. M.A.Powell. Chestn't 66410 Oakland 1 1-S 2:01 mad MB M 8 I E P* S»l Kirsch'm Lone M'olf, Trapsetter. Brlarth'pe. •MS Oakland ImMylil mud SI 2 s 8 s s- 9-' 'lKlrscb'm Mr Carter, Talamuud, Cberipe. LEILA HILL, ch. m, 5, by Riley— Lula W. (E. Belmont). Weight today 107. 66410 Oakland 1 1A 2:'» mud M3 S 1" M 0 (ak *j*l Oriswold Lone Wolf. Trapsetter. Brlaetb'pe. 66334 Oaktand 1 1-M 1:53* stop M3 7 7 7 E 1* 2*1 Oriswold Rotrou. Trapsetter, M. A. PowHi. K278 Oakland 1 1-10 1:5 is slow 103 11 s 7 7 01 4; Oriswold Hooligan, The Only Way, SirCarter BILL PERRY, ch. c. 4. by Deering— Mandolina (W. Walker). Weight today 104. 664** Oaktand 7 1-2(1:4* hvy IM 8 7 1 8 8 V .1 Hunter J.Peadergast, M.A.Powell. Cliestn'f '..;:: :l Oakland 0 1-2 1' 1 :11ft slop M7 7 0 0 :■'- 3'- J Hunter Swagger, Vineentio. Black Sam. 65785 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1 :0SJ fast M4 7 9 9 9 8'° Brussel Midmont. Mina Gibson. Black Sam. CHERIPE, br. m, 6. by Cherry Pit— High C. (W. St. Vincent). Weight today 102. 6«M7 Oaktand I 1-1* l:53f hvy W0 8 I S S 4'1 41! Galindo Hooligan, Jake Moose. Swagger. 66390 Oaktand lm yl:5o mod MI 14 3 3 21 3- .1 McBride Sir Carter. Talamuud. Roval Ked. Mill Oaktand 1 1:44ft hvy M3 4 4 4 2 2' 2'1 W Miller Lucian. Cloche d'Or, Dora 1. Third Race [3rd Oakland] THIRD RACE— 1 Mile and 50 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:42—4—110.) INK, blk. h, 7, by Hermence — Flutter (J. Stowe). Weight today 110. 66S1 Oakland I 1-2 1 1 ::-'.: mod IS 7 s 8 I |" A Browa Fan Ness, Shady Lad. C. Wittman. 61*23 Oakland ll-sl'O la.-t HO * 3 1 1 1*1 1*1 Minder Badly Used. Calculate. Kubelik. 59213 Oakland 1 1-10 1:S slow IM 7 7 7 0 63 V* Graham Northwest, Gateway, tlloomy Oaa. FRANK WOODS, b. g. 10, by Gano— Aunt Betsey (Garden City Stable:). Weight today 107. t:i.'H9 Onkiand 1 1-8 2:001 slop M7 4 9 10 7 M lo-" K Robins'nPrestano, Easy Street. El Plloto. (0*27 Oakland lo2 1 1-2 slop 2:391 6 3 6 6 6 6-- W Sullivan Invictus, Nine Spot. Expedient. ROTROU, ch. g, 7 by Rousseau — Tillie Andrew (Murphy & Truitt). Weight today 107. 00407 Oakland 1 1-1* l:53f bvy MC I 1 I I 0; 0'1 (i'raham Hooligan. Jake Moose. Swagger. 66408 Oaktand 7-8 1:22 mud MI 2 5 S 4 3*121 Horner Meada, Jim Pendergast. SirCarter. 6*334 Oakland 1 1-M 1:534 slop Ml 13 2 1 P* 1«|.A Wright Leila Hill. Trapsetter. M. A. Powell. LUCIAN, br. g, 6. by St. George— Mai Fai (W. H. Hawke). Weight today 107. 6*428 Oakland 11:45 hvy M4 :: 2 :: 2 2* 3*1 Graham Dorado. I.azell. Bvr.merdale. 66314 Oakland ll:44fthvy MS :: 1 1 1 1- 1*1 Graham Cberipe. Cloche d'Or, Dora I. 00171 Oakland Is* 6*7 1:10 h\ y 1";; | ;, 0 0 0 0-:lGraham Baker, Neptunus. Avoualis. NINE SPOT. b. m. 7. by Hastings —Nineveh (C. C. McCafferty). . Weight today 105. •■•.II - Oakland lm 50) l:S*i atop M8 I I I li ; 1" I Hunter Alma Boy. Lone Wolf. Judge. ". Oaktand 1 1:45ft stop MS 3 0 S Pulled up.T Sullivan Gov. Davis, Cheers, Crowsbade. 6 1 259 Oakland 1 1-2 2:::l!j hvy 110 0 0 4 4 4' 4"1S Bonner DustyMiller, Harbor, Leila Hill. JIM PENDERGAST. b. g, 4. by Suin — Goldina (T. A. Davies). Weight today 102. 664*6 Oakland 7 1-2 f 1:40 hvy 1*4 * I I I 41 I] F Wilson M. A. Powell. Cbestnat, Daniel c. ROM Oakland 1-8 1:32 mad MS 3 2 3 :'. 2* 3-1 K Wilson Meada. Rotrou. Sir Carter. BRIERS, b. m, 7, by Perblaiso — Bramble Leaf (Fleur do Lis Stable). Weight today 100. 66485 Oakland 3-4 1:171 hvy '"2 I I 9 I* 8* Buxton Yellowstone. Lillhus. Meada. 6*261 Oaktand 1 l-S 1:~\-; slow M3 2 7 7 7 7 014 Buxton Yoladav. Iras, Orclian. 6*207 Oaktand 1 1-4 l:12t hvy 10:: 6 5 4 :; I,**2*1'W Miller baa, Elie, Jerusha. DORA I., b. m. 8, by Eagle Plumo — Froila (J. Ryan). Weight today 100. 66411 Oakland 1 1:40 mml M2 2 2 4 0 0C 591 McRae Metlakatla. Swagger. Kogo. 66314 Oaktand 11:44ft hvv M 2 3 2 4 43 4"lMcRae Lucian. Cheripe. Cloche d'Or. 66284 Oaktand C 1-2 f 1:24ft sloji 98 2 3 3 3'1 3s Mcliae Laura F. M.. M. A. Powell. Swagger Fourth Race [4th Oakland] FOURTH RACE — 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (.V)J— 2— MP. | FIREBALL, ch. h, 5, by Ben Strome— Sly Nun (C. E. Durnell). Weight today 120. .Oakland 5 1-2 f Pes hvy 117 4 I 3 3- 3*1 W Miller Shot Gun. Col. .Tessup. St. Francis. •58*0 Oakland F C 1:10 good 112 3 2 2 2s 1*1 W Miller St. Francis. Itomaine. Col. Jessup. BSSM Oakland 3-4 1:13 fast 110 1 11 l-'l 21 W Dugan Mary F., Bomaine. l'rincess Titania NEALON. br. c, 4. by Sain — Sister Josephine (C. E. Durnell). Weight today 116. 6*372 Oakland lmlOOy 1:*M Stop IM S 5 5 4 2' 2- Horner Joe Covne. Corrigan. Clamor. 6*336 Oakland 3-4 1:10 slop hn 5 3 2 1] 1-1 W Miter Grace St. Clair. Sainrida. Wee Lass MM3 Oakland 7-8 1:27ft mud 122 1 3 3 3 in l5 lledfern Boloman, Sir Russell, Fulletta. COLLECTOR JESSUP. b. h, 6, by Bel Demonio — Crimea (J. A. Murray). Weight today 111. 6*315 Oaktand 7-S 1 :26g hvj 122 4 5 7 1 B* 4"! Horner Proper. Joe Coyne, Tony Faust. 66200 Oakland 3-4 1:15 sl.w MS 2 1 1 l1 l4 Horner Mary P., Soufrlere, Miss omcioug. 6187 Oaktand V C 1:11 hvy Ml 1 2 12- t*g Horner Tony Faust. Lisaro, F. W. Barr. JOCUND, ch. h, G. by Mil thful— Flower Dellis (W. B. Jennings). Weight today 110. 64652 Coney Island 1 1:391 fast 114 0 8 9 7 51 V L WilliamsIIot Toddy, Cloven-rest, Don Royal. 04059 Coney Island 1 1-16 1 :47g fast 120 5 4 4 4 4- 4" L, WilliamsSailor Boy. Grapple Tartan. 04oO4 Coney Island 1 1-S 1:54ft mud Ml 8 8 5 4 4- 4'J Finn Ouatas, Right Royal. Neptunus. HECTOR, ch. g, 4. by Handsome — Tchoupetoulai (Hall & Marthall). Weight today 106. ISIS Oaktand ( 1-3 f 12131 hvy Ml s '■'■ '■' V S* .1 Hunter Rapid Water. Joe Coyne, Barlelgh. 66353 Oakland 3-4 1:13 slop 102 1 1 1 1* 1*1 J MclntyreMary F., Ocean Shore, Van Ness. M2M Oaktand 3-4 1:16 mod 105 1 0 6 0 0*1 J McBride Mansard. Saiurida, Shady Lad. C. i:. Durnell entry -Fireball and Nealon. Fifth Race [5th Oakland] ■ r B r r . . . FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:12—0—118.) YELLOWSTONE, ch. g, 7, by Re y el Santa Anita— Florilla (T. E. Brophy). Weight today 112. 6*485 Oakland 3-4 1:171 hry 111 4 4 4 2*1 l4 A Brown I.illitus. Meada. Miss M. Bowdlsli. 00447 Oakland 3-4 1:17ft slop 112 3 4 4 4° S^i A Brown Sh. Lad. P'eessWIieeler, I). Boland 004"9 Oakland V C 1:1*1 mud 110 5 6 4 2l ll A Brown i'locrastinate. Hedgethorn. An^-leta VAN NESS, br. g. 8, by Loyalist— Ada B. (8. C. Hildreth). Weight loday 109. 60391 Oakland 6 1-2 f l:22j| mud 10S 3 1 1 I'll' L WillaimsShady Lad. C. Wittman, Prestige. 66253 Oakland 3-4 1:15 slop 104 2 4 4 4'1 4"! Sandy Hector. Mary F.. Ocean Shore. 66243 Oakland F C 1:111 hvy 105 2 2 11= 1- W Miller Banposal, Burleigh. Mechant. HERSAIN. b. m. 5, by Sain— Hesne ria (R, R. Rice, Jr.). Weight today 107. (Iiioo:, (See Oakland Chart in this paper). 06332 Oakland 3-4 1:17 slop M7 4 2 3 5- 5* Sandy Prestige, Metlakatla, Santa Ray. 06258 Oakland 3-4 1:1:5ft slow 107 3 11 l'J l4 W Miller J. Ward. Cock Sure, Mrs.Matthews G0184 Oakland 3-4 1:16ft hvy 108 1 11 D 2' J Sandy Escamado, Marie IL, M.M.Bowdish NONIE LUCILLE, ch. f. 4. by Bra dwardine— Dacheis of Kilwarlin Weight today 107. 66412 Oaktanfl F C 1:12ft mud 1"7 2 2 2 3'# 1*1 L WilliamsBanposal. Lisaro. Boloman. 6*352 Oakland FCl:H|atop IM 7 2 1 1; 1« J MclntyreBatidor, Dr. Sherman. Roseoe. MS* Oakland 3-4 l:15g slow 1 3 5 1 2 5J 5-1 Horner Eseauiado, Tocolaw, El Primero. DAVID BOLAND, b. g. 5. by Tenny— Ella Boland (C. C. McCafferty ). Weight today 104. 0.:i47 Oakland 3-4 1:17ft slop M9 5 3 3 P «• L WillhunsSh. Lad. P'eessWIieeler, Y'lowstoue ''427 Oakland 5-8 1:03| hvy M9 2 4 4 3'i 3*1 D WilliamsTemaceo. Red Bill, floodlight. '0223 Oakland W C l:13g mud 10» 7 3 2 2f 221 L, Fountains'. Lucille, Magrane, Andrew Mack. CHAPPAQUA, br. h, 11, by Iroquoi s— Hilda (P. M. Civill). Weight today 102. SSI Brooklyn lm My 1:40 fast 11112 12 12 12 12 12-' F O'Neill Wildl'irate, DaisvGreen, N'th Brook ::^9!7 1". Grounds lm My 1 :45J fast 110 5 4 4 3 3'1 S^lC'whurst J. Deniuml. Port Royal. Flintlock. ROLL A, b. g, 4, by Russell — Naoma (W. Walker). Weight today 109. SMS Oakland 1 l:44g slop 99 1 1 1 1 U 4"JJ Hunter Andrew Mack. EarlvIIours. Rotrou. 60262 Oakland 1 1:44ft slow 98 1 1 3 3 3* 3" Horner Fulletta. Magrane.MlssMay Bowdlsli 66189 Oakland 1 1:45 hvy 99 1 3 4 6 7 6'» J Hunter Anvil, Hooligan Ray. ALICE CARY, b. m, 7. by Trapjean— Abbie F. (Fleur de Lit Stable). Weight today 97. • 0464 Oakland F " 1:14ft hvy 9s 5 1 1 1] 41. • Buxton Bogohama. Roval White. Dotterel. 65S59 Oakland 1 1:42 gobd MS 3 3 1 1 1* 3i Buxton MonaeoMaid. Cloched'Or, Allopath. 6o767 Oakland 7-S 1:271 good lol 8 8 8 7 4-« t* Buxton Prestige, Lustig, Ralph Vouug. First Race [1st Oakland] i j ( ' j t ( . ,' , ( ( ( i t , i t | i | i . I t t • ( t t i ( ( ■ FIRST RACE — 5-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (." '.) I— 2—100. ) Index Course Dist Time T'ck Wt St *4 Vt % StrFin Jockeys Best Company PRINCESS WHEELER, br. m. 5. by Colonel Wheeler — Princess Noretti (W. P. Fine). Weight today 122. t«447 Oakland 2-4 1 :17ft slop Ml I 1 1 U 2'1 Rettig Shady i.ad. Y'lowxtone. D. Roland. 6*2*8 Oakland PClMJsay 107 1 4 4 5 * 2*| Rettig P.iunolette. Procrastinate, M'kntla. MZn Oakland 3-4 l:'.Gi slow 105 8 8 8 8 8 Rettig Triumphant, Roseoe. The Reprobate BRIGHT ALBERT, ch. c, 4, by Albert — Ever Bright (Van Loan & Bradford). Weight today 120. First start. DR. SCHARFF. ch. g. 8, by Donald A. — Missouri II. (H. Mack). . Weight today 119. CCkVM (See Oakland chart In this paper). 6C3S Oakland S 1-2 1 1:0*1 mod tm E 4 ,", G4 0'ni/ague Earl Rogers, Bell Reed. Batidor M 149 Oakland P C 1:1*1 atop J": 4 "10 1P0114- I^oague Bell Reed, Metlnkatla. Hersain. SID SILVER, b. g. 7. by Siddartha — Silver Bangle (H. Stover). Weight today 119. 6*312 Oakland E 1-2 f 1:11 hvy W7 2 4 s S**M**»J Hunter Dr. Sherman. Bell Reed Jake Ward. 66257 Oakland 3-4 1:1*1 alow IM 2 2 3 5* 7'-i.I McP.ride Yo San. Batidor, Cardinal Sarto. 0':107 Oakland 0-8 1:04ft hvy 129 4 1 1 l^ 21" L AVilliamsP'cess Wlweler, Minio. M. A. Powell GRENORE, ch. g, 5. by Rubicon — Anita (W. R, Campbell). Weight today 119. cc.mh (See Oakland chart In lliis paper.) 6*4*4 Oakland !•'(' l:HJhvy IM G G 9 9' S* Conway Bogohama. Roval White, Dotterel. S6»M Oakland 5 1-2 f 14S] slop MO 4 2 1 Ink 3:1 I.. WilliamsDavid Boland, Jake Ward. Hersain. THE REPROBATE, ch. g, 5, by Inverness — Sauteuse (Hall tc Marshall). Weight today 119. 663M Oakland FCl:13tsk p MS 3 2 2 31 S'- J MclntyreHiirncdette. Procrastinate. P. Wheeler 66332 Oakland 3-4 1:17 slop Ml 2 4 2 41 4" Horner Prestige. Metlakatla, Santa Rav. 16312 Oakland E 1-2 f 1:11 hvy 107 1 I 1 | 47 W Miller Dr. Slierman, Bell Reed JakeWard. SANTA RAY. ch. f, 4. by St. Avonicus — Ray of Gold (J. F. Clifford). Weight today 118. CMS Oakland F C i:i::j slop M* I i :. P* «« a Brawn BaTaolette.Procrasttaate, P. Wheeler 6*332 Oakland 1-4 1:17 stop 107 1 3 4 M ::4 A Brown Prestige, Metlakatla. TbeReprobaM 8MM Oakland FClU2)hvy IM 6 3 3 3-'l M A Brown Banposal, Lord Nelson. Silver Sue. BURNOLETTE, ch. f. 4, bv Banuockburn— Ravolette (S. L. Buttner). Weight today 118. MPS Oakland FCl:13fslop MS ! 1 1 1*1 1 ' .1 McBride Procrastinate, P.Wbeeler.M'ttakatta 66184 Oakland 3-4 1:1*1 hvy W3 4 .". 0 8IU 8' '•• Graham Eseauiado, Hersain. Marie H. o w;7 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1 :2.'J slow IM 4 E 4 54 5° i Sandy I^»r,i Nelson. Pav. Boland. SU-Carter ANGLETA, b. m, 5, by Sain — Sister to Uncle Bob (B. Schreiber). Weight today 117. SS4S Oakland FCl:14£mud MS G :: I t«a 4*1 Grabam T'lowstone, Proc'sttoatejedegtb'a. 6*1*7 Oakland :.-s i:04ft hvy 129 1 2 3 41 5-1 W Dugan Prtacess Wheeler. s.Silver. Mima. 66132 Oakland 5-S l:01g slop 104 S 6 7 8 82llJarrett MarionRose, DavidBoland.LauraF.M BLACK SAM, ch. g. 4, by Rancocas — Heeley (Selma Stable). Weight today 115. r,c,.\ 01 ,see Oakland chart In this paper.) 6*1 ; Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:111 slop H'» 4 4 4 41 4121W .TobnsonSwai;ger, Vlneentio. Bill Perrv. SS3 Oakland I -I 1 Ml slop 115 4 4 3 31 21 \V Johnson Titus IL, Joe Goss. Soundly." THE MISSOURIAN, b. g. 5. by Free Knight— Lillian (L. T. Lee). Weight today 114. 1 kland 3-4 1:17| hvy IM 7 2 7 9 - \K Dugan Yellowstone. I.illitus, Meada. 663.)' Oakland F C 1:138 slop pio 0 0 7 Oh 8' 'JK Dugan Nome Lucille, Batidor. Dr.Sberiuan MSI Oakland 6 1-2 f 1 :24ft slop 99 7 5 E 01 «*» R Dugan Laura F. M.. M.A.Powell. Dora I. NETTIE HICKS, ch, f 4, by Rubi-con— Lulu R. (G. Burger). Weight today 113. 66352 Oakland P C 1:13| slop MM 8 I » 7" H Davis Nooks Lucille, Batidor, Dr.Slierman 65621 Oakland 5-8 l:01g fast 114 3 9 9 9 9" Halleran Judge. K. M. Brattain. Jake Ward. 601G0 Oakland 109 6-8 fast 1:02 4 2 2 1"* 5» W Dugan Salutolat, SIzz, Lovey Mary. Page 6 Sixth Race [6th Oakland] SIXTH RACE — Futurity Course. (170 feet leii than 3-4 mile.) 3-year-olds. Allowances. (1:03—3— 1 110.) ST. ELJTWOOD, b. c, 3. by St. Sy mphorien— Installatrix (Sobra Vista Stable). Weight today 112. ■MM Oakland 3-4 1:17 hvy 107 :: 1 1 1* V- Graham F. MuHiollaud. Huerfano. V.l'opuli. 66275 Oakland 5-8 l:02g slow 112 6 5 1 l2 13 W Knapp F. Neugent, Aftermath. Mitre. 46076 Oakland 5-8 1 :02J slow 113 5 5 6 6°k 7'= W Knapp Ingham, Como, F. Neugent. BLONDY, ch. c, 3, by Ingoldsby— Hif alutin (W. B. Jennings). Weight today 112. 64897 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:111 Kood 97 1 2 1 I1 Is C Ross El Dorado. Roval Breeze. Vnquero. i 64J62 Brooklyn 6 1-2 f 1 :08f f ast 102 5 6 6 31 32i C Ross Frank Lord, Oraculum. Tlleing. 64630 Coney Island 7-8 1:26 fast 102 10 4 4 4 4& 54J Finn Dainty Dame, Monfort. Bariugo. SEVEN BELLS, cb. c, 3. by Farad ay— Notre Dame (T. P. Hayes). Weight today 112. 65119 Churchill D 5 1-2 f 1:07§ fast 106 12 12 12 123 1217JJ Foley Judith Louise. Hereafter, Refined. CV)15 Churchill D 6 1-2 f 1:08 fast 100 7 10 13 13 IS'-iGriffith Froward. Ladv Vlmont. Affinity. 64377 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 106 5 5 5 53 58 Griffith Bonart, Triumphant, Demo. PLAUSIBLE, ch. g, 3, by Plaudit— Ida Pickwick (E. Dealy). Weight today 109. M;iB9 Oakland 7-8 1 :S0§ hvy 94 1 1 1 1 1% 2- R Davis TeBiaceo. OoeanShore. Karl Holers. 6*430 Oakland 1 1-1G VM hvy 9S 3 1 I 3 3l o'h Kirsch'm Fulletta, Gov. Davis. Graphite. 66298 Oakland 1 1-16 1:51 slop 94 2 2 1 2 2£ h'h Kirsch'm Clamor, Gateway. Neptunus. GRACE ST. CLAIR, ch. f, 3. by Bedeck— Sunol (J. E. Hoppas). Weight today 107. 66393 Oakland 3-4 1:M| mud Ml 2 1 1 1J 23 Sandy Grace G.. Sainrida. Johnnv Lyons. 66336 Oakland 3-4 1:16 slop 92 4 1 1 23 22£ Sandy Nealon, Sainrida, Wee Lass. 66222 Oakland 3-4 1:184 mud 100 4 11 11 lDk Sandy Blagg, F. Neugent. Eudora. GRACE G., ch. f, 3, by Albert — Mountain Madge (H. W. Hoag). Weight today 107. 66393 Oakland 3-4 l:16g mud 107 3 3 I -'- V Graham Grace St. Clair. Sainrida. J. Lvons. 6C20S Oakland 3-4 1:15* hvy 111 6 4 5 62 718JA Brown Woolma. Ocean Shore. Cauique. 66116 Oakland 3-4 1:16J mud 105 6 5 3 3J l'J A Brown Blagg, Clamor, Sainrida. The Campaigners in 1906. THE CAMPAIGNERS IN 1906. f (Continued from issue of January 17.) Horse. A-c.Sis. 1st -d. .", l. Cup. Anil. O. B. Cauiplxll .s 7 0 1 1 S $ 180 Oabia 4 11 n :; 4 4 1!7 ) Caldegraiii :: 1 1 o o O ;;7."» Clliochon 1! 1 "J U » 'Z SIO ("adiclum :: .".1 s in r, s 3,60S CadlHac :: 13 1 1 1 V2 4 K OnMR 2 t 1 O 1 4 ."2", Cafaraforas I 12 1 2 1 8 2. .".so ralahasli :; 24) l •_ :: n 1,085 Calculate t 4 9 o i :: 2". Calendar 2 :; t l 1 2 35 California hing :: 21 •; 2 l 12 1,815 4'Hlita 2 8 » 0 1 7 2.". Call* 2 2 • 1 1 •".(• CaUaglian 1 •! 2 O (» 2 1,125 Taller 7 *.t 2 t 1 2 2,r.:'.0 t'almar 2 « » 1 1 4 7."i t'aloorahateliee 5 s | 1 | 4 830 CMMdgc : :: » 8 « ."■ n BBS rainhvscs 2 is 1 1 O 18 42.". a 111 Me 2 21 4 2 1 J4 1,225 OJUBB 2 17 2 2 2 11 Simi Campaigner 2 2 » 2 2 .". 1". 1,385 «'Hiiajoharie i It 2 1 .': K 750 Canejo *.i IM* 1 1 1 17 is:, • 'aiiique 2 1 2 8 1 1 813 Cannon Ball 8 17 2 2 1 12 883 Canteen 5 2 1 8 » 1 Mil Caatreaae :: 8 1 "1 58 • 'any on ♦» 13 2 2 ." ti 1,073 Capable 8 t; o 8 1 ." 25 Caper 2 is :; :; 3 :t 1,400 Taper Sauce I 19 2 .'! ."1 S 7.VI Capercailzie 4 13 2 » 2 !t ti.V. Capilanazo 4 8 2 4 50 Vapitano 4 ::7 1 8 .". 22 1,806 Caprice s n» o 1 : joo • apt a in Boh 4 23 » 4 '.» 3,030 Captain Burnett ... 3 12 1 4 1 »i :.." Captain Hush :: 32 .". »" ."'. is 2,113 Captain Kmerich ... 2 7 1 O 1 ."» '.t.'^i Captain Hale 2 25 8 2 2 21 14) Captain Haves 7 13 4 2 O 7 1,880 Captain Jarrcl .... 2 1". O 1 :; 11 ISO Captain MacCormick 2 18 1 o 1 14 : 2.". Captain Nerotb. 4 :• 0 o 1 8 2." Caqueta 3 ."t 2 0 1* 1 BOO Cardigan 7 ". 2 (I 2 1 873 Cardinal Sarto 4 !• 1 1 1 « 42.". Careless ."1 22 2 3 2 1" 07.". Carew : 1«; 4 :: 1 B l.:i7i Carlist 2 1 i 1 2 1 »"..". Carnival ." 13 B 1 1 11 BK» Caronal 6 ;;" 1 B 2 .".2 BOS Carrick 3 4 8 • 1 3 2". Carrie Francis 3 2 8 • 1 1 2". Carthage :: S 2 1 O 2 67". c.irv :: 13 1 2 1 0 1,003 Cascine .". 2S ". 2 2 21 1,305 Cashier 4 .« 4 :: r. IS 1 .77." CassaiKlra :: 21 1 2 2 1« 1,088 Cassini 3 .". » 1 O 2 2.".0 Castor 4 It 1 o ."! .". isu Cataline .". .". :: 8 0 2 07.". Catechiso •; O 1 8 B ." Catherine K :: 10 » 1 IS ltw Cavatina 2 8 1 n (I 7 --' C.iM- Adsmn 2 it 2 •» 2 ". 1,880 Caz.id'.r 6 22 8 :! 4 7 2.S7.", Ccilerstrotne 4 47. 2 ." .". 33 4,040 Celehratioii ti 33 :: « « IS 1,490 i elcres 4 28 2 2 2 14 800 Cello 3 2 (i O 1 1 :.o Oerra Santa S 8 :: 4 0 1 1,510 chabiis .-. 23 1 :: 2 lit :,2r, Chactas ^ 7 0 1 8 V i'halfonte :: 11 1 :: 2 B 7'.to Cliainl.lee « 3* 4 4 O 22 1.17.". Chaml.let 2 18 1 0 4 10 .VK) Champ Clark :; 12 1 1 8 10 ::7". Cliamplain .", 13 1 t 2 12 1.140 Champs Flysecs •". 2 1 8 1 O 700 Chancellor 2 S 1 0 0 7 300 Chancellor Walworth :i 32 14 4 2:: 838 Chandler 2 10 2 1 1 1.". BBS Chandos .'! B 1 2 1 4 1.1O0 Chanida ."» 29 :: 2 I 21 B37 Chanlay ." 12 8 4 2 « :'.7r. chantniv :: 8 2 0 1 :; «7.". Chapalia .". 2 8 1 l 1 7.". «liara\vind 8 17 1 1 4 11 1,570 Charlatan ;: 30 8 4 4 lti 3,315 Charlie Dickw.n 4 7 1 (t 11 8 388 Charlie Kastnian ... :: ::.". 17 11 tl 1 8,120 Charlie Gilbert ... 2 17 8 4 2 .". "..72.". Charles Edward ... 2 S 1 2 0 2 s, pis Charles Bhrood .... «'. ''■ 8 114 113 Charles G. Gates... 2 11 8 1 1 M 100 Charles Green 3 '.1 2 1 2 4 7". t Charles I. Lee 2 18 2 it 1 7 2.". Charles L. Stone ... 2 21 8 4 21". 258 Charley 3 B 2 ." 1 1 2.2ft", Charley Mil. hell . . 2 12 1 1 2 S «25 Charley Paine 2 7 0 0 2 r Bfl Charley Thompson . 7 18 •" li :: .". 2. '.».". Charley Ward 2 ::s 1 r, 7 2.", PSB Chase 2 24 4 7 2 11 1.0." O Chaseaway 2 10 1 1 O S 2.s7o Chatelaine .". 11 1 0 it lit 7". Chauncev Olcott ... ."{ 28 :: 2 is 29.". Cheers 2 4 1 1 1 1 40n Chcripe 23 0 8 2 17 4 ni Cherry Blossom .... :! .", 11 | 2 :: -".0 Cherry Fighter li 2 It 1 O 1 7it GtMOMt 1 20 l 2 1 17 123 Chickadee 7 13 2 2 ." 4 87r. Chief Bush 4 B '» 1 2 .". 188 thief Deputy 5 13 11 11 2 11 ."11 Chief Hayes .: 1 1 1 2 2 8 Mhi Chief Millikin 4 12 1 ti 2 B 358 Chief H'Haver 2 4 11 It I :; 25 Chief Witlmau :: 1i :: 1 1 11 l.lt."Mt ( hieftain 4 14 2 11 1 II : .s;, Chimney Sweep .... I 32 •" 7 II 11 3,845 Chippewa :: 11 1 :: 2 .". BBS I'lorolale Drop .... 2 8 1 8 I 1 325 Cholk Hedrick 4 :il 11 8 ■". 12 4.47.". Christine A i; lit :; 1 4 12 1,275 Christniastide 2 :: 1 8 o 2 323 Chrysolite 1 1 1 11 8 :: B50 Chult !t H» 1 1 o s 125 Ch-ely ;; L'l! 1 7 2 W 1,880 Cigarlighlcr 4 2 .". 4 1 l t 2.47". Cinchona :: ti it 8 1 ." 88 Cinna :; 9 1 11 I 1 1,015 Citrona 2 12 8 2 1 9 :-,ltO Clara Dee 1 19 11 2 1 18 183 Clara Union 2 11 :; 1 O lit :: 285 Clare Russell 2 19 .". 7 2 ". 12.4lti claremont .". 4 1 it it :; ::i)it Clark c.riflitii :: 8 :'• 1 1 I 8,840 Clamor 2 22 2 '.'• 4 13 810 Clandestine 1 ] i 1 •; 1 2 07:". class Tieailer ti 1". 1 2 :: 8 S28 Classis 8 10 It 1 2 7 14.". Clements 2 30 4 7 4 !•" 3.930 Clifton Boy 7 8 It 1 11 7 7.". Clifton Forge 7, 21 s 7 I B 2.97.". Cliipie 1 22 1 2 1 is 4sit Cloche (l"l»r li 1J 2 2 2 8 81X1 cioistercss :; li l 2 :: B 888 Cloten ti .". it 2 1 2 225 cioudlight I 9 :; l 2 :; 1,133 Clover Hampton ... I 11 1 it 2 11 3SO Clovercrest :: 1 ] 1 it 2 I.KtO Clyde .". 19 4 1 1 4 1,428 Clvileo 4 29 li 4 O 111 2.600 Cohmosa 3 :tt 3 1 2 26 849 Coco 2 18 O 1 1 ]« 7". Cock Sure 3 17 2 3 4 8 06.". Coeur de Lion 4 8 0 2 1 B 125 Coligny 6 8 1 3 1 3 3.915 Collector Jessup ... 5 IS 1 8 3 6 1,225 Collin George 5 8 0 0 1 7 25 Colk.nade 6 4 2 0 0 2 888 Colloquy 2 12 6 3 O 3 2.550 Colonel' Bartlett 3 34 5 10 5 14 3.043 Colonel Bronston . . 3 18 4 1 4 0 1.455 Colonel Jack 2 16 4 2 O 10 2.853 Cojonel Jewell 8 6 0 9 ! 5 25 Colonel Jim Douglas 4 27 1 1 5 4 7 C'.: ~-0 Colonel Snupauu ... 4 7 1 0 U ti 225 Clonel White 4 13 3 2 0 8 1.275 Colonial Girl 7 11 1 1 1 8 2,190 Colonist 8 28 3 4 1 15 1.455 Colossal 4 S 1 2 2 3 1.149 Colombia Girl 5 28 s s 5 7 y.oss Come In 8 7 0 (I 1 6 litit Come On Sam 3 18 2 2 2 10 971 (''•median ." 11 9 1 2 8 150 Comedienne :; 15 4 :: 2 6 4.4:M» Comic Opera 4 22 I l 0 17 1.4 ni Comillo ;; 8 • 1 i 4 725 Commandant 4 9 It 1 :: 5 425 Co lent :; 1:; (I 1 1 11 loo Conimida 2 15 ] 5 :: li 830 Comniondale 7 3 (t 9 2 1 ISO OoaUMdOtC Anson .. 2 :'. 1 9 II 2 BBS CoouMdore Fontaine ." 5 :; 6 it 2 2.179 OoouBodure Tinin ..2 24 it 9 :; 21 in.". Common Sue 2 9 1 1 2 5 1,883 Coaunaoe : 11 it 1 0 10 7-". Coiniiiunipaw 2 M 1 1 s 230 C'-nio 2 «i 1 •_ 1 .-, 4.-,r Computer 2 I 1 1 1 1 880 Concert :: 23 7 2 :: 1:: 4.480 Conde :: .".:: 5 7 5 16 2,053 Confederate ." s 9 9 1 7 nut Confessor 4 11 5 :: 1 5 1,800 Conger 6 6 O 9 1 5 Conjures* 1 17 1 2 :; 11 5»;2 Conorer lit 4 2 o 1 1 1,530 Conqaest 4 2 .0 11 1 1 urn Conrled 1 7 o 4 o :: :ihi Consideration 5 19 1 2 2 11 883 Consistent :: is :; 2 2 11 5,283 Conspiracy 5 2 9 1 9 1 1 1 Hi Consueio 4 26 7 8 0 13 3,313 lout, .ill :; 7 1 1 i 1 9,850 Contractor :: 7 8 2 9 5 120 Convent liell 2 5 9 2 9 :: 199 Convillc 2 19 1 2 2 2 ."..I."..". Convolo 3 II 4 2 2 :\ 1,725 -Copper 5 I 1 I it 2 spt Cora Prlee 2 is 2 1 0 15 1,500 Corn Blossom 1 13 1 3 5 I 1.775 Corrigan 7 ".1 7 1 9 11 S.sii.". Corns, ale 6 ".4 6 4 S 16 "..920 Cotillion 4 41 7 6 1 27 2,550 Cottage Maid 6 11 1 2 1 7 175 Cottonlown 3 19 8 5 2 1 it. 729 C.urant I 13 9 1 1 11 75 Court Dress 2 6 5 1 9 9 31,094 Court Martial 3 21 1 6 2 12 1,580 Cousin Kate .'! II 2 1 2 6 975 "Covina 4 S 2 1 9 5 675 C.v Maid 4 17 5 2 :; 7 15,000 Crafty 2 12 2 2 2 6 809 creel :: 89 9 :: .". 1:: 3.1 10 Creole Cirl 2 21 1 2 1 17 175 Creoiia 6 22 5 :: 1; s I.'.mki Cressina 3 33 B 3 4 7 6,195 Cresset 7 .". O 9 1 2 59 Crestfallen 7 6 0 1 2 :-. 155 Crestoa Boy 3 15 1 o 2 12 873 Crigli 5 9 9 1 1 7 75 Crimson Clour 2 9 9 9 1 s loo Crip 2 26 5 4 S 9 1.960 Critic 3 5 1 1 0 :: 373 Critical 4 12 6 2 1 3 2,225 Croix d'Or 7 S 1 o o 7 Iso Crosscut 2 11 o o 2 12 B0 I i-owshadc "• ::7 S 5 9 15 32300 Croxton 6 5 0 1 2 2 17". Cnuados 7 1 1 o 9 0 100 cull 3 is ?, :: 1 11 983 Currant 8 2 9 0 1 1 25 Curriculum 2 14 :: 1 9 19 3.700 ( ust us 6 lo :t 9 11 7 909 cm Glass 3 11 9 1 9 M 75 Cutter 4 28 s B 4 9 4.501 Cyclops 2 19 2 9 it S 650 Cygnet 6 39 9 2 ;'. 25 225 The following were unplaced in all of their races: Horse. A. Sts. Horse. A. Sts. Cackler 2 4 Choice Operas ... 4 4 Cadet II 2 5 Chryslalis 3 1 Caesar Augustus. 3 1 CimiuevaUi 6 1 Caithness 7 2 Circus 7 5 Cakee 2 1 Clara Carlo 3 3 Calox 3 4 Clara Demming. . 2 1 Calabria 4 1 Clara Dougherty. 5 1 Calcutta 6 5 Clara II 2 2 Calmness 4 4 Clara Maxim ... 3 3 Caaardo 3 1 Clar'ce Montague 5 3 ♦Candling 0 2 Claude Duval ..2 1 Canopiau 3 2 Clausulo 3 2 Canopy 3 2 Clear Night .... 3 6 Canto Beach .... 2 2 Clemenciu 2 1 Cantoone 5 1 Cloeanthus 6 1 Cap 4 3 Clover Croft 4 1 Capias :i 4 Cloverlan.t li ti Capnadoda 2 1 Chrrernook 3 9 Capstan 2 1 Cloves 5 1 Captain Johnson. 4 4 Coalinga 7 1 Captain l'orsee ..5 1 Conic still 2 19 Captain Kidd ... 3 1 Codex 5 2 Captain Pearson. 2 2 cognomen 5 :: Captive 2 5 Colour d Or 2 1 Captor 3 6 Colleen Dhas 4 1 Cardinal Wolscy. 6 4 Collision 4 6 Cardona 5 6 Colonel B. 1'alniar :'. S Chreah 2 1 Colonel I' 4 1 Carl Kahler .... s 1 Colonel Rapper t.. 4 li Carmagnole 3 5 Colonial Lady . . 3 7 Carniarta 2 3 Coltness 2 6 Carols :: :; Conbnry 2 4 Caroline \V :', 5 Com'dorc BaStl'ad 3 2 Carrie 1 2 3 Commonwealth .. 7 %1 Caacahel ? lo Compact 2 *i C of Diamonds. 3 2 Companion s 2 Casperdine :; 7 CnsapCMattai ... 2 s Catherine II 2 1 Comus :: 1 Cay 5 1 'onclave 5 li i/az/.a :: 1 Conjecture 2 4 Czaiaphinc 4 2 Conjurer 5 4 Coeilia 2 7 Contend 8 9 Cedrie .". 1 Contentment ....:: 1 Cclsis 2 9 Coiitcslec 2 1 Censor s •_• Contestrix :: i Censns 2 7 Conundrum 8 S Champion lo 1 Convolvulous ....:; 1 Changeable :: :: Coolie 2 1 Chaplain 2 2 Coon o I Chappel Boy .... 5 1 Coi.ney K 2 2 chappy :: :: Can Coetz s 2 Charlie Fisher ... 5 1 Cora King 2 1 Charles Clifford.. 2 9 ("order II 11 I Charles McKee ..1 19 Careen 5 :: Charley Heeiiey ■ - 2 :: Osrt Hill 2 8 Charatlam :: 5 Corliss :; 4 Charivari 2 1 Coronation :; .-, Charrada 2 4 Coraleaaa 4 2 Charier dak .... 3 1 Cortez :\ 8 Chasse lialere ..1 1 Countersign 2 1 Chalhyra .". 7 Country 2 1 Chaffer 2 1 Country Lad :: 4 Cheek Morgan ... 5 4 Counly Clerk .... 2' 6 Checkers ^ 2 Courier 4 5 Chelsea '■'• 2 Court ma id (i 1 Clicmisliy :: .", Cousin Carrie ... 8 :; Chert Amie 4 1 Covvl.oy o 1 Cherival 4 2 Cracfcenthorpe ... 2 1 Chernex 4 1 Creodmoor i 1 Cherryl.ird 4 1 Creole Jim B 7 Chlanti 2 3 Crepps Beckham. 3 5 Chiearra 4 1 Crescerton 7 3 Chicklets 2 •:: Culian Star 2 8 Chieo -J 4 Cuehillo 2 1 Chief Aloha 6 S Cuddlcdoon 2 5 Chief Archibald.. ." 3 Cumberland Lass. :: 1 Chihuahua 2 1 Curd Gilloik 8 5 Chileno 0 1 Curley May 2 2 I 'hilhowee 2 1 Curly Jim :: :i China Alley 3 1 Cursus 6 2 Chinax :: 5 Cutaneiais 2 9 Chinola 2 :; (.yclops II 2 1 ciiispa :{ s IUtso. Age.Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Amt. D. G. Taylor 3 19 0 0 1 0 $ 25 D. L. Moore 6 3 0 0 1 2 25 D'Arkle 4 10 1 0 0 0 325 Dainty 6 7 1 2 1 3 1,998 Dainty Belle 2 1 0 1 0 O 100 Dainty Dame 2 13 5 1 1 6 2,235 Dairy Mairl 2 8 0 1 1 6 100 Daisy Frost 2 14 1 2 0 11 520 Dalesman 6 26 4 6 9 16 1.5.5ft Dan Bradley 2 14 2 2 2 8 S'.Ml Dan Hulire 2 10 0 2 1 7 425 Dau Collins 7 10 2 0 1 7 675 1 i Dan McKenna 6 27 4 8 4 11 1.917 1 Dance Music 4 19 3 2, 3 11 1,130 ] Dandelion 4 14 v« . %r © " 4 30.7:10 1 Dangerous Girl 3 4 O O 1 :; 25 1 Daniel C 3 31 2 6 3 20 1,145 Danknli 2 8 0 1 0 7 60 I Daasease 4 11 0 2 0 9 188 Dapple Gold 5 24 1 7 3 13 1,002 Itargin 5 23 4 3 B 11 1.S47 Daring :; 50 7 . 9 7 27 8,155 Darthula 4 8 2 0 O 6 600 ] Daruma 3 27 8 4 4 11 3,550 Dashawav 2 9 8 1 1 4 2,195 Dave Lewis 3 S 0 1 0 7 60 Dave Sommers 7 IS 1 0 4 S 499 Dave Stahl 4 14 8 3 2 6 1.175 David Boland 4 16 5 4 2 5 2,080 Dawson 7 30 4 0 7 10 2.460 Davtime 3 7 0 0 2 5 70 Dazzle 4 16 2 1 1 12 724 De Mund 2 12 4 4 2 2 3S.0(Xt De Oro 2 40 5 12 5 is 3,620 De Keszke ., 7 19 : , 4 0 :: 1,873 Debar 3 39 9 9 7 14 5,025 Declmo 0 17 8 2 4 s 1,250 Deeklaw 2 19 l l 4 4 507 Decoration 6 28 2 3 9 15 smk) Dekaber 6 19 1 8 3 12 955 Del Carina 4 .lit o 5 2 23 550 Delagoa 7 9 0 3 1 5 195 Deicanta 4 s 1 5 1 1 3.925 Dele Slrome 2 10 1 0 0 9 888 Dell I.ealh 5 29 2 0 0 IS 000 IVlla Thorpe 2 2:! •■ 5 4 11 1,373 Delmore 3 49 5 7 7 21 ::.174 Delpnle 4 18 1 •"- 5 s 1.083 Demo 2 24 4 6 2 12 1.709 Demon 5 9 1 2 2 4 575 Demurrer B 11 l o 2 s 310 DenlgTc 2 7 o 1 1 5 75 Denote Densmore ... :: 14 1 2 1 10 850 Depends 4 B 1 9 1 8 #88 •Desha 3 8 8 1 o 5 142 Deshon 4 2 1 9 it i :ioo Deuce :: 4 1 2 1 9 979 Dentsehland 8 24 7 ■". :: ft 4,855 Iteuxtemps 8 25 1 7 1 13 2,020 Deront 4 ::7 8 7 7 IS 4.358 Dewey 7 18 li 2 2 8 2,130 Dexterlt] 4 •" o l o 2 5 i Diamond 4 12 6 4 it 2 4,115 Diamond Flush 12:: 0 1 2 28 12". Dick Shanlev 2 11 9 2 2 19 ISO Di.k Wilson 3 12 1 •" 2 6 550 Diel. .1(1 2 15 1 9 1 13 UNI Hi leas 4 S 1 o 9 7 225 Dtoemock 2 5 o 1 1 3 s:. Ding Dong II I 16 1 1 11:: 375 Diana Ken 2 8 t 1 1 6 7no Disaster 2 :i 9 0 1 2 199 Discernment :: 16 9 9 2 11 76 Dishabille 4 24 19 :! 4 7 19.120 Disobedient •" 11 0 :'. 1 7 575 Dissent 2 S 9 1 9 7 208 Distributor . .". 13 :: 1 9 9 1,025 Divider 6 5 9 9 2 3 225 Dixie Andrews . . . . I ::s 1 I 5 28 725 Dixie .lane 2 9 9 9 I 5 19 Dixie I.m.I 1 17 I 2 9 11 1,420 Divielle I lo It 1 1 S 75 Doc Craig 2 12 1 I o lo 373 Doc Kyle 2 17 1 1 o 12 59". It...- Wallace 1 l". 9 1 2 lit loo I ile 5 45 8 3 9 27 2,250 Dod Anderson ■"■ in 2 9 1 13 659 Doeskin 7 29 n 1 1 is 199 Doliuda 5 79 1i; 20 13 21 6.383 Dollie Dollars 2 17 5 2 2 8 3,963 Dollie WiethoC ... Hi 9 1 2 O li 425 Doily Spanker 5 28 4 •" 5 II 4,890 nominator 2 19 9 1 it 9 12". Dominna Arvi 2 7 n it i 6 2.". I on Domo 5 4:: 7 12 S 16 3. 615 l)on Enrique 2 1". 1 4 3 7 ."..72.'. Don Fonso :: 29 5 2 4 9 1.860 Don Hamilton :: 4 2 1 0 1 3.400 Don Irenl .". 19 1 o 2 7 356 Don Royal ' 4 t 1 9 it :: 1,020 Donna 3 15 2 1 1 S 1.195 Donna KlTira 2 15 :: 1 2 9 2.150 Don't Ask Me 7 22 4 2 2 11 1.873 Don't You Dare .... 7 32 2 3 2 25 BBS Dora 1 7 is 9 9 1 17 25 Dorado 4 19 1 4 2 12 795 Dorasette 4 8 0 1 7 ... Dormonde 2 .". o 2 6 3 125 Dorothy M 2 88 l •" 4 22 67:: Dotterel 6 1 8 1 9 :: 75 Double 4 2s 5 5 :; 15 2,255 Doubt 2 9 9 1 9 8 111 Doaro 0 :: 1 0 1 1 1.045 Draco 3 13 2 9 it 11 525 Drage Kid 4 .". 1 1 9 1 289 Dragon B 9 1 1 8 159 Dreamer 4 .". 2 9 1 2 lis". Dresden 1 21 1 4 :: 13 865 Drexel 1 16 2 2 3 9 1.159 Dromedary 7 6 1 1 2 2 1.265 Dromio 4 19 :: 9 l 15 1.925 Dr. r.ur.h :i 24 1 2 1 29 475 Dr. Coffev :: 15 :: 3 4 5 1,472 Dr. Cr.M.k 2 14 1 4 1 B 559 Dr. Dan 4 14 1 9 1 12 82B Dr. Frank 2 s 2 9 0 li 800 Dr. Gardner 3 16 19 l 1 4 10.499 Dr. Hart 7 39 1 4 3 22 675 ■ 1 rtr. Heard 3 17 0 0 3 14 111 [tr. Hollls 3 8 1 4 0 3 025 r. J. F. Aitken ... 2 6 0 0 1 5 25 [tr. Keith 3 8 1 3 1 3 550 r r. Lee Huffman ..221001 300 Dr. Leggo 4 IS 5 5 0 8 11,555 Dr. Logan 3 6 0 4 1 1 225 Hr. Mack 3 20 0 4 3 13 579 Dr. McCarty 3 14 2 2 5 5 525 Dr. McCluer 3 32 3 7 5 17 1,664 Dr. Meany 3 2 0 0 1 1 25 Itr. Natal 9 19 4 3 1 11 1.5W Itr. Roberts 6 2 0 9 1 1 25 Dr. Boot 2 13 0 0 3 10 75 Dr. Sherman 8 16 0 3 4 9 259 Dr. Shorl. 7 7 0 3 2 2 2.:.". Dr. Sprulll 4 17 3 3 4 7 1,699 Dr. Turner 3 7 0 0 2 5 59 Dr. Wang 4 9 1 1 2 5 425 Dr. Weather 2 8 o 1 0 7 60 Dr. Young 3 13 0 0 1 12 25 Itruid 4 13 8 3 1 4 3,429 Di-uien 2 7 1 0 0 6 888 Dry Dollar 2 IS 2 1 2 13 888 D. of Montchello. . . 2 IS 9 0 3 15 10:; DncbeSS of Dantzic. 2 3 9 It 1 2 25 Duchess Ollie 5 IS 2 1 1 14 675 Dudley 3 30 4 2 8 16 1,550 Duelist 8 22 0 0 1 21 25 Duenna 3 7 0 1 1 5 85 Daesaa 3 15 o 0 l 14 23 Duke of Kendal ... 6 25 .i -\ 2 17 2.465 Duke of Orleans 2 13 2 2 3 6 S25 Duhiin 3 3 0 0 1 2 125 Dubie 2 S O 1 0 7 88 Dub inra 2 IS 2 :i 1 12 1.545 Diimfoiind 2 2 O o 2 9 150 Dun. la 11 4 s O 0 1 7 .".:: Dungannon 5 28 9 5 3 29 898 Dunning 4 19 4 1 9 5 1.275 Dunseverrick 4 7 2 :i 1 1 1,219 Dunvallo 2 15 1 6 1 19 9S5 Durbar 5 19 2 5 6 6 1,698 Dnskston 2 I o it l :: 25 Dusk'.- 5 22 0 5 4 IS 475 Dusty Miller 5 25 5 6 2 12 2.979 Duleh Barbara 4 6 1 :i 9 2 2.62.. Dutiful 5 15 6 1 3 5 2.170 The following were unplaced in all of their races: Horse. A. Sis. Horse. A. Sts. It. W. Flvnu ... B 13 Dick Shaw :'. 2 D.i.ia 2 2 Digby Bell 7 8 Dainty Maiidic... 2 2 Discus 6 1 Daisy Broach . . . . :'• '•'• Disturber II. ..4 4 1 la is'y Wagner . . 5 2 Diver 11 I Dalvay 5 2 Dixieline 7 2 Dame Fortune ... 2 4 D'llrniont 3 7 Dan Bailey 2 3 Do lta Me :i 2 Dan Connors ... 5 9 Band 2 1 Dandng Kid Jr. 9 r. Dolly Gray ti 2 . Dancing Nun ... 1 5 lX.lly Varden ... 5 2 Dandle BeBe ... s t Daoainla 11 1 Dnnoacara 2 1 Don Alvaro 5 l D.inusia 5 1 Don Caesar 4 1 Daaaador 1 1 Don Carlos 4 1 Darabow 2 6 Don Gascon 3 1 Dalian 2 1 Dan Jolly 2 1 Darin 2 i Don Bonny 2 l Dart I 2 Dona I la mil ton ..2 1 Datight •"■ •"! Donna Anna .... 2 ."i D..\en|K.rt 6 S Doric 2 lit David Hopkins.. :: 1 Doron 2 2 De Crammout ... 4 5 Dorothy 3 1 De Shaimo 2 2 Dorothy Dodd ... t 7 Deacon 2 :: Dorothy I. •"'. 3 Death 11 :: Dorothy Sett ..2 4 IK-bonair 2 1 Dotage 4 4 Deceitful Lady . . :'. 1 Doubloon 2 1 Decoy 9 4 Dosrapatriek .... 1 2 Deep Water .". 1 Dr. Crocket 6 1 Deerhaator 6 2 Dr. Dfx 3 4 Defend .". 2 Dr. Grantham... 2 2 Del Coronado ... 4 19 Dr. Hellswort.i . . 3 2 Delco 4 2 Dr. Holscher ... 6 2 Delhi 5 :; Dr. Kismet 2 2 Delighted •" l Dr. Koch :: 1 Delia A 5 2 Dr. Lee 2 3 Delia D 2 6 Itr. McClendon. . . 2 1 Delscbosa 6 7 Dr. IUlcv 8 13 Delude 3 2 Dr. Hitter 3 2 Demas .1 6 Dr. Itowell 5 :i Demijohn 2 1 Dr. Boyal 4 3 Dennis Dundoii . . . 2 2 Dr. Sharp 7 1 Dennis Sullivan . :t 9 Dr. Sharper 2 4 Deiiiom 2 6 Dr. Stephens .. S 6 Deny 4 1 Dr. Swartz 4 2 Descend 3 " Dr. Windell 3 4 Descent 8 4 Dreadnanght .... 2 3 Desert Chief B ■". Iheamland 3 9 Desio 5 :'. Dressmaker 5 2 Desmages :i 8 Drina 3 1 Destiny 5 2 Drone 4 1 Detest 6 3 Dronelike 6 1 Dcviltrec 3 4 Drusie Smith ... 2 1 Devonshire 5 5 Dufheld 2 1 Diablo Gold 3 5 Ifke of Richelieu 7 2 Diamante 6 i it. of Grasslands * 1 Diamond Betty.. 4 2 Duke .1 Mayen.e 3 2 Diamond Chain.. :: 1 Dulwelier 2 14 Dick Brown .... 3 1 Dulzuri 2 5 Di.k Finnell ... 2 1 Dundreary 5 1 Di k Kcdd 3 4 Dutch I.ass 2 1 Diek Bolterts ... 6 4 •Dean. (To lte con tinned I. National Racing Review No. 458 Room 87, 71 Dearborn Street. Chl -»*o, 111 Yesterday's Special, ORLINE, 12-1, 2nd fl.OO PER MONTH. 25 CENTS PEE COPY. I READY TODAY! i| The American Racing Manual for 1907 |; \ BOUND IN LEATHER: BOUND IN PAPER: j . From Newsdealers or this Office . . 50 Cents From Newsdealers or this Office . . 30 Cents c| i* By Registered Mail 60 Cents I By Registered Mail 40 Cents S | DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO., i| 124 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. 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