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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, March 14, 1907

Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, March 14, 1907 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1907 drf1907031401 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, March 14, 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] / DMiy a \Rdc/f%Qh& Form \ VOL. XIII. NO. 3. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, MAUCH 14, 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS Planute a Derby Factor: Corrigan's Colt Must be Seriously Considered for Saturday's Race PLANUTE A DERBY FACTOR. CORRIGAN'S COLT MUST BE SERIOUSLY CONSIDERED FOR SATURDAY'S RACE. Notasulqa Wins the Louisiana Stakes — Cashier Blonq Catches a Thief in the Bettmq Rinq. Now Orleans, La.. March 1.:.— Witli Pinnule to carry his eaten, Edward Oatiigaa holds a strong band fi r the City Park Derby. The Planudes three year aM showed his heels to Goldmate. Wes and others in the mile and ■ sixteenth handicap this afteni(H»n. The early pace was fast, the first five furlongs Ileitis vun in 1:00§. Lowe dropped Planute in In-hind the leaders after entering the baeketrefch and waited until on the turn into the homestretch hefore making a move. Straightened out for the final run he got Imsy and rianute responded with a great hurst of speed. He caught Wes at the beginning of the last sixteenth and then began to draw away, hut Lowe liad to ride hard to the end to stall off Goldmate. On this race Planute looms up as a strong factor for Saturday's Deny. He is apredy, can go Ihe route and is as game as any of the three -year-olds shown here this winter. In the feature race, the Louisiana Stakes for two-year-old. Xotasulga emphasized her claims for superiority by giving away weight to everything in I ho race, except K. M. Fry. and winning in the t-asiest possible fashion. She broke from behind but was in front before th«y had gone a furlong. Straightened out in the homestretch Hogg took hold of Xotasulga and had her under a stiff pull in the last sixteenth. K. M. Fry was the runner-up at the end. Sehreilier's colt showed much improvement over his previous race, when he was beaten off. Peter Blong. cashier for diaries Colla in the Bluff City Club, to-day captured the man who has boon ringing tiekels in the books at both tracks for the past two months. Just after the fourth race a man presented a ticket calling for $250 to $50 on Planute. Cashier Blong discovered that the number on the ticket had boon pasted and tried to grab the man. at Ike same time raising a cry for assistance. Tinman was immediately seized by men near and hold until the pawee arrived. He told them his name is .Mm Rogers and that he came from Maryland. In his packet* ware blank tickets, numlters. brushes, paste and acid. A week ago one of the cashiers paid a Ih-1 of $202. and the book was forced to make the amount good to the rightful owner when the good ticket was presented. The arrest of Bogers came near creating a panic in the belling ring. The big crowd wanted to mob him and it required the best efforts of three policemen to get the man into the City Park hastile. The executive beard af the Ajaaikaa Turf Association will decide who is entitled to the services of Jockey Pave Meal in the City Park Perby, the case having boon referred to them by the local officials. Jeekeyi Ba(g and l.owo won suspended for the remainder of the meeting by the starter tec disobedience at the post |a the second race. \Y. Foreman has ilepeacd of Plaint to Coorge Borkel. The price paid was KM. Charlie- Fastman spread his Beet while galloping this morning, and this caused his withdrawal from the third race. Continuation of the excellent racing that has characterized the present week seems assured for to morrow, such excellent performers as Fee Crest. Princess Sue. (iicin-e: Incantation. Kara, Araho; Columbia Girl, Warner Griswell. Sally Preston; Juggler. CHartter, Bu-k. Bally ML, Veribeet, hateai i . Anna Pay, Grenade. St. Noel; Tiohimingo. OMmM elation and Miugita appealing in the entry lists ol the day. X. K. Fyiich. Schilling down for Thirty Days: Griffith Gets Two Weeks-Beecher Has it Easy in Oaklawn Feature SCHILLING DOWN FOR THIRTY DAYS. Griffith Gets Two Weeks— Beecher Has It - Easy in Oaklawn Feature. Hot Springs. Ark.. March FT -The fit-Ids were small and the contests road in most of Ihe races at Oaklawn this afternoon. There was much rough riding. The judges punished jockeys Griffith and Shilling. Starter Hade reported that Griffith, riding Waahahfte, had deliberately eat off Katharine Mm phy. thereby practically destroying her chances in the opening race, Griffith was ■appended for two weeks. Just after the start in the last race. Shilling struck Dearborn with his whip. He was suspended for thirty days ami also had his badge taken up. Shilling had been engaged to ride Montgomery in the Oeeceal City Derby and he may Im allowed to lake the mount. The mile handicap was practically a gift for Beecher. He allowed the olhn* to sot ■ last aace for the first three ipiartors. but when called an he dashed into a long lead and won cantering.. The mile and* a half race brought alM.ui a sudden form reversal on the Karl af Atlila. In his buti start he was beaten off. Today he won as his rider pleased from Big Bow and Bendigo. Ben Strong was clearly the best in the third race, and his Be feat was due to had riding. At one time the colt was fully five lengths in front, but 1". Swain per sisted in racing him into exhaustion ami he had nothing in reserve to stall off the determined rush af Haughty in the last sixteenth. Shirley Bossmore showed a flash of her old form in the opening race and spreadeaglod the others, winning in a common canter. Jockey Manders claimed that Rose Hart fouled Bedrice in the second race. The judges denied the claim. W. K. Slade ran fairly well ami will show improvement. Jockey Mountain will leave for New Orleans tomorrow. Bacing up to the average is promised on the faee of tomorrow's card and. with such horses ars Fare. Ting Fang. Virginia Findsey; Merrilield. Spunky. Bewitched; Stolen Moments. Odd Klla. Fludo: Chancellor. Tl Fallal, Boine Bogente: Buren Arnold. Miss Oaaarlaa, Broken Melody; Sultry. Cur-sus and Anna Buskin in the entries, more BhM one hot finish seems in store. J. F. Dempsey. Los Angeles Form Chart - ' T _ LOS ANGELES FORM CHART. (ASCOT PARK.) FOS ANGELES. CAL.. Wednenduv, March 13, 1907 —Ninetieth day. Fos Angeles Jockey t inn. Winter Mooting loriginally to days; extended to M0 davs). Weather clear: track fast, (g l»ooks on.) Presiding' Judge. A.~ W.~Hamilton. sTartor, ltnhrird Pwyer. Secretary. John Boden. Racing sTarts at 1:45 p. tn. W Indicates whip. S spins. B blinkers. Figures in paienthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, ape of horse and weight carried. H7 P»Q7 FJRSTR V'F— 1-2 Mile. (dB—ft— 11S0 Pane 1MB. 2 year olds. Selling. O t OO I N«*t value to winner ?::2." . Ind Horses AWt PP St g % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 5 P S 17012 SISTER JULIA W'lM « 4 l3 1« I1 J Harris W T Anderson 2 IS 13 51 2-5 6731«*TAL lf5N m:i 4 R V !*| -.'. W Knapp B Bcbreiber S 1:! 1L' 4 8-5 67290 KAitOlHl w 113'. 7 « B3 4} 3 'k Bullman C F Clark 1-2 S-511-101-2 out S72M BARNEY OFPKIFFP W 11^" i 7 fi1 W 4JJ I) Roland A G Dunlop 7 7 6* 2 1 S7563 ROSETINGK 104 3 I :tnk U- E* Coane Mrs .1 M Ooopac ■•" 7.r. 75 20 8 S72M GI6ANA « Ion 2 2 4b 3h 65 Kunz Hunter Stable 15 25 25 8 3 'Toss -HARVEY CLARK wit 10a 1 1 7 7 7 M Preston I E Clark 15 16 16 4 7-5 Time. 24. 4!M. Winner- Ch. f. by Cl'l.Tob Sly Nun (trained by W. I Anderson). Went to post at 1 fN. At post K minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. Sister Jull.-i outbroke tne others, displayed superior speed through ut and won cMitering. Talien was always in nearest nOTMll and was under punlshtiicnt through the tinal sixteenth to withstand lsarodo'9 I'a.illcngo The latter was knocked off his stride as the barrier went up and began slowly bit closed up ground in the tinal ij.iartor and finished gamely. Barney Oldfleld came I rem far back in the final ■i^hlli ami linisheil with a rush. The winner was in for ?.r IO; no bid. Overweights Kill-xl . Ij pounds. ^^^__^_^^_^_^^^^^^^ O f7~pf QjQ~ NH»HD race 3-4 Mile" (I7«i— «— hflfT" Pnrae B4B8L 3-year olds. BriUng. O I 'JOkJ l*et value to winner ?::2.' . Tiid Horses AWt PP St 'A % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C ~T S_ 57442»NAlPPA Ws 109 :: 2 1" l| 1- 1-i W Knapp J Coffey 2 2 S 5 3 -5 out 1 67538) KING A'HAB u M 7 4 V 2" V 2-J Clausen J A Bennet 2i 4 H 6-5 3-5 67488 KIRK FIFED BELLI w M 5 6 V 4'J 4s ,'!- Blair J M Btokea 6 6 4 7-5 3-5 Oelm -WINSOME WAYS w : s 1 | t- 3J 31 41 M Preston Savage & Porter 1 I I 1 1-2 67512 HAZEl.lNE wi; 14' 2 5 6'-'6lr'5' 5" Talbf-rt R Bauer M M 50 15 5 67488 REMEMBER wit M I 1 -',b 5h 6,r- 6-" Brussel Mrs Q W Dodge M 30 SO 10 4 S7S38 ST. DHI.ul'F w 103 17 7777 Hudlin Elm wood Farm 50 100 100 30 10 Time. 24. 4S;. 1:1),. Winner R. c. by Solitaire IF— Altua Dale (trained by J. Coffey). Went to post at 3:23. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. Nappa got off flying and showed the most speed, shook off King Ahab after passing the far turn and easily hehj his opponents sate to the end. King Ahab suceuml ed to the winner in the first half and was under needless urging in the final eighth, but finished gamely and was best of the others. Kirk lie Id Belle ran well and outstayed Winning Waya in the final eighth. Winning Ways showed speed, but was tiring fast at the end. The winner was run Up from $700 to $1,000 bv C. 1\ Boots and bought in. Overweights — Hazelim . 1' pounds. ^ ?ZQC\ THIRD RACE 1 Mile. 1:::s' ft— IBB.) Purse $400. 4 year olds and upward. 6rj I %JKj\j Selling. Net value to winner $:!2."». lnd~*"Horses AWTp"p"~St yt % % Str FJn Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ tTIVI-MOINTER.VN-K TVlO 10) 6 3 3J 3nk 31 3i l1 C Grand T B Moots 15 16 16 5 2 f6748»RAJfA sr 4 107 4 7 5* 42 |« 4 2* J Harris Mrs K Maxwell 1 1 7-101-3 out (67562)DESMAGES ws 4 104 1 2 ll 2s l"k V 3h G Nichols Smith & Martin S '.I !) 2 4-5 67338*SUM MARK w s 5 107 2 1 V lh 2* 1* 4" J Clark J Pelter 2" 20 15 4 8-5 67540 C. WALWORTH wsb4 100 5 5 4i 5s 4i V 5- Kunz E Wright U 25 25 8 3 1.751; 1 STOEBSBL w 4 101 3 4 7 6h 7 «' 6» Blair .1 M Stokes :; :: 3 I 2-5 67412 CUE. BRONSTON w B 4 112 7 6 6h 7 6' 7 7 M Preston Hunter Stable 15 16 16 5 2 Time. 243. 40. 1:1) j. 1:411. Winner I'll % by Montana— Pert, by Glenelg (trained by C. G. Suttonl. ■Tent to post at 2:50. .\t |v st 1 minute. Start good. Won ban lily: second driving; third the s.nnp. Mountebank, after ru.ining within striking distance for the first six fnnongs. stole up last in the final eighth and, finishing resolut« ly. won going away. Rama, after a roasfh journey tor Ihe first six furlongs, came through fast in the final sixteenth and finished gamely under the whip. DvaaMUnM ran well and was under hard punishment In the last sixteenth, tiling only in tun closing strides. Sun Mark. in close quarters .ill throigli the filial sixteenth, tired at the end. Btoeaeel '-vis frequently cut off and given an incompetent ride. The winner was run up from $400 to tflOO by C. /.. De Annan and sold to him. £*ry KOfTl 1'" M U[iI UU'I:— M Miles. i2:::7-3—111.) Purse f-VH). 4 year olds an.! upw -,rd. D I l) %J\J Selling. Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses A~wrPPST~St U g 3^ Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S ' 6751C*OOTILLK N w 5 105 4 3 3h 3h | ft* 2- Ink H Smith E A Bonsack 6-5 6-5 ! -10:M0out 67516-1Cr()EDSI ()T w 6 102 3 4 l1 l2 1=3 l3 1| 2" Neubert A W Perrine 2 11-51 1 54-5 out 67.16 ADONIS WB 4 107 1 2 45 44 4h :;'.'. :|nk :^ Brussel Mrs C V Topper 20 10 40 8 2 67516 FREES! AS 6 105 2 1 Pi 2h 2'i2»k41 4i C Ross B F Hobart 4 5 5 6-5 1-2 S75K MARK1E MAYER w 4 107 5 5 El 5l 54 oh 5i 51 Talbert Mrs J Webber 6 15 15 5 2 67 12 BAM CRAIG wr, S 102 66666666J Smith V,' V Conran 20 40 40 8 3J Time. 20, 51:. 1:15. 1:43}, 2:10. 2:.'ld (new tra-k record). Winner Ch. tn. by Kingston Merry Dance (trained by L. A. Bonsack 1. ' Weal to post at :;:2I. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily second easily; third the same. Coiillion. after being named within striking distance until turning for l:_ me. moved up last and, overhauling Coldspot in the final sixteenth, held him safe in the closing strides under a gentle hand ride. 1,. 1 Id-pot showed the inosi sjieed tor one and one quarter miles, but tired in the final eighth. Adonis, 111 a long ntreteh drive, fini-bod gamely. Freesias ran well for over a mile, out fell away when euterlng the final quarter. The winner was run up from $500 to $1,000 by C. T. Boot.- and bought in. Incorrect weights in entries — Adonis, 101: Sam Craig, 101. f* fj PTQ"| FIFTH RACE— Futurity Course. 1200 reel less than : 1 mile.) (1:00 2-:»o.) O I ej tJ JL Purse |M0L 4-year olds and upward. Selling. Net value to wiener 2328. Ind Horses AWt PP St % ^ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 67527 JOE KEI.EEY W 5 109 4 2 P* 3J l1 1" Brusst-I W I Millard 7 10 10 4 2 67161 FRO PTRO w I 112 s :; P M Bj pa J Harris D A Ross 6 6 4A 2 4-5 67242 JOHN H. \V 4 lott 5 7 • 7' # 4» 3' C Ross .1 F Halo 12 12 10 4 2 h'.::s7 I. II. I, IAN AVIIES 5 Htftl2 1 4" «•' 5' )h W Knapp P McAuliffe 3 5 5 2 1 67537 MOHCK WI 1 104 6 4 3' P* 3h B» G Nichols J C Fusscll ■ 30 30 12 6 67.".::7 AVAXON w 4 112 2 6 6H 5- 6- i;i' M Pn-ston BOVonBofcbelen lo 12 12 5 2J B7ftt7 SUA VITA wn 4 107 !» S V 7- 7»k 7h C Grand OliveGroveStabla 20 30 30 12 « 67537»EUCKBTT wit 7 115'. 7 5 sn S1 8» S- Bullman J Malin 2 11-511-51 1-2 67i:;7 COMAS w 4 HKl 5 10 ;r- fi :)' :ii I) Roland H G Bedwell 15 20 20 8 4 6i,:i«7 FARVO w 1 107 1 11 10- 101 10'. PC Callahan W T Anderson 20 30 30 12 6 67161 PERDITION" ws 4 107 13 9 13 12' 11- 11- Kunz F Wall ha user 50 50 40 15 7 i7::s7 FAMARyl'l-; ws 6 112 10 111 IF n1 tP*lP* T Dean F Nivis-n loo 100 ino N 20 67387 BANNOCENCE w 4 109 11 13 12l 13 13 13 Dorsey SantaMouicaStbl 50 100 100 40 20 Time. 1:101. Winner Ch. g. by Onondaga Bpltndhi (trained by w. P. Mfflari). Went to post at 3:50. At jiost :; minutes. Start good. Won easily: second driving; third handily, ■loc Kclley raced forwardlv to the stretch, where he overhauled Fro Pyro and won as his rider pl-.ised. Fro Pyro showed the urns speed for the first half, but tired last in the final sixteenth and just lasted long enough. John IF, in a sharp last eighth drive, finished resolutely. Filliaa A\res made up ground gradually in the final qua-ter and finished gamely. Mohur tired fast in Uk haul sixteenth. The wiuuec was in for $40O; no bid. Scratched — BBMS Barito. 10!i; BBBJB Paul F, MB. ( tverweight s — Bucket t , 4* pounds; Lillian Ayres, 21. £»7 PJOt) SIXTH BACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. (POOA J 10:;.) Purse $)ot». ft year olds ami up- \J I Ot/^J w inl. Selling. Not value to winner $:;25. ~ Ind Horses AWt PP St V4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S~ C7487 INTERLUDE wit 6 1117 3 3 lh |wl II C Grand G Murpliv 2 2 9-5 4-5~2-5 66591 EE BERNA1K) w 6 107 9 5 2| 2» 2 2| II Smith akw ilStkRancli 95 2 2 1 1-2 K183 MARPKS8A ws ft Ml 7 4 3i P 2' 2| Kunz F Wallbauser 8 10 10 4 2 67.".66 PARTING JENNIE w ; m, 510 9.'. S'. 7h 4-' Jno CarroUJ .1 ConKer 6x83 8-5 6, Itl DAN COFFINS TVB S 107 S 1 U 4- I- 5" J Harris Mrs K Maxwell 4 6 6 2 1 66937 PROMINENCE wn 4 105 I 6 at 61 pjt 6' Dorsev Hunter Stable 2.0 30 30 12 R 66912 Ml ISKFTO w sb 9 107 1 7 71 H BJ 7- J Wa'ish .1 R Mel Irani- 20 30 30 10 5 67111 FASTER CARD WBll 107 6 2 4- 5*. H S T Dean II A Cotton 30 30 M 12 6 67537 APRIL'S PRIDE w 4 105 10 9 10'. p* p* 9.'. F H'brand\ Gilbert 100 100 UKi 40 20 67)11 WFFKEB w 4 107 11 11 11 10' WHO- I) Bfiland A Q Diinlon 50 50 50 15 7 67111 THORA FEE ws 5 MI 2 8 S^Ml 11 H M Preston J Randolph 12 12 10 4 2 Time. 241. 4S|. 1 :0tU. W inner- Br. g. by Aiheling— Octavia. by 111 -Used (trained bv ' G. Murphy). Went to ikisi at 4:10. At post 7 minutes. Start good. Won handily; sc.ond and third driving. Interlude got oft well and displayed the most speed all the way, s|„„,k off El Rcrnnlo after turning for home, but was brought to a mild drive in the closing strides. El Bemad J farced a sharp paco for the first half and faltered whin turning for home, but rallied and came last in the tinal sixteenth. Bklpieaa. in a long stretch drive, finished fast and gamely. Parting Jennie finished with a rush. Pan Collins i.uic when an eighth out. The winner was in for $400; no bid. Scratched— 07407 Bain Cloud. 10O; 00705 Satchel, 105; 07512 Yen ido. 107; B74Bft Libertinus. 110. Incorrect weight in entries — M -sketo, 101. Best Horses Are Leaving Ascot: Extension Will Give Poorer Ones a Chance to Pay Feed Bills BEST HORSES ARE LEAVING ASCOT. Extension Will Give Poorer Ones a Chance to Pay Feed Bills. Lap Angeles. Cal.. Hatch IX — A I I" miles, sky and mild weather brought out a big mid week dav ai-tendanee this afternoon. The card was one of the poorest oBBtbc meeting and the racing was devoid of interest. Many of the host horses are leaving here now, and nothing but the poorer class will be seen at the post for the next fifteen (lays. Owner C. T. Boots retaliated on those that have been bidding up his horses by boosting Nappa $300 over his entered selling price in the second race, atol Cotillion $:.0O in the fifth, hath horses being retained by their rospeetive owners. U. Z. I)e Ar man bid up Mountebank from *J0O to $000 and bought him. Robert Pjnkertou arrived to-day and will remain for a low days and then go to San Francisco. He will be in New Vork for the o| en-ing at Aipieduct. James Bodcn left last night for Boiiniiig with Ormonde's Bight. Niblick and Ked Knight. B. S. Pavidson leaves tomorrow with his string for Ben -uing. J. A. Bennet goes to Gravesend with his stable next Saturday, and \V. H. Holland leaves tin-same day with Colonel Jack for Oravesend. Assistant Secretary T. H. O'Conner left for New York this morning. Better than average racing seems in sight for tomorrow afternoon. The Burns Handicap winner and Von Tromp being in the fourth race, and with such olliers as Balnade. Billowv. Fonia; Madden. Tender Crest. Fotta Gladstone; Norfolk, Bed Bill, Red Garter; Tartan. Cello. A. Muskoday : Bevolt, Bologna, Interlude; Jack Adams, Joyner and Hi Col Cap should he able to furnish decidedly interesting s| ort. E. F, O'Malley. General Green to Visit Oaklawn: Will Make Report to Governor Moore as to Betting on the Races GENERAL GREEN TO VISIT OAKLAWN. Will Make Report to Governor Moore as to Bettinq on the Races. Fit lie Bach. Ark.. March IS.— After a conference with several of the members of the legislature this morning, ailing Governor Moore agreed to send General Green, commander in chief of the state militia, to Hot Springs to make an investigation of conditions there as to alleged violations of the Amis law. The mission of the head of the miliiia will bo to leak over the siluation and make a report to the acting Governor, if the conditions seem to warrant sending out the state troops, that will be Ihe next move against he Oahhtwa track. General Green departed for Hot Springs on a late train. Hot Springs. Ark.. March FT- Bookmaker Frank Henry, charged with having violated the Amis law i y accenting bets at OnkJnwn, was tried this nan ing in Justice- Smith's Court. He was found guilty and fined $lo. He at ear* appealed the ease. Joe Ullman Suffers Breakdown: Is Placed in Gardner's Sanitarium at Belmont, California, for Treatment JOE ULLMAN SUFFERS BREAKDOWN. Is Placed in Gardner's Sanitarium at Belmont, California, for Treatment. Oakland, Cal.. March FT Joe Fllman was taken lo Gardner's Sanitarium at Belmont day before \esterday. When he arrived in San Francisco from Fos Angeles Monday, he was met hy Mose Guust and Henry Aeb. who found him in a serious menial condition. Medical exports advised placing him in a sanitarium immediately at Belmont. Cardner's Sanitarium at Belmont, was called up by telephone this morning and the impiirer was in formed that the Now fart bookmaker's case is critical. "Physically. Mr. Ullman seems to be all right." said Ihe attending physician, "hut mentally he is in bad shape. Before he will tie himself again he will need a long rest. It is impossible to say how long it will tie before he will show marked improvement." Now Vork. March FT On receipt of a telegram announcing the serious condition of his brother. Cole lllman left here last night fiw California. Dr. Leggo Ready for the Thornton: Horsemen Predict Success for Him after Victory in Yesterday's Handicap DR. LEGGO READY FOR THE THORNTON Horsemen Predict Success for Him After Victory in Yesterday's Handicap. Oakland. Cal., March IT Today's a I tendance at the local course approximated 10.04)0. The weather was ideal and Ihe track good. An interesting fea ture on the card was the handicap at a mile and fifty yards, in which Pr. Leggo reversed his previous form with Edw.i- Gum. and beat him in decisive style, thanks to Koerner's vigorous handling. Mc-Cafferty's celebrated campaigner outclassed the others. After the finish he was worked out an extra quarter of a mile in the preparation for Saturday's long-distance fixture, the Thornton Stakes at four miles. Horsemen predict victory in that race for the big Pnryear P. five year old. Koerner. with rare skill, also piloted Orena to victory in the introductory sprint for two-year olds. In preparation for the Thornton Stakes, Veterano and Huston together did one mile and a half in I 2:40* ; pronounced good. Mamie Algol was sent a wile between the becund. ami thud races in 1.1&, and repeated the same distatice in l:42jj half au hour later. . Smiley Corbet! pulled up lame this morning and Ihe three cornered special arranged for next Monday iHtween him, Firestone and Raconteur has been declared off. S. 0. Hildreth disposed of Be Thankful. Billy Meyer, Gage Taylor and Billy Watkins to J. M. Crane to-day at private sale. With prospective good weather and a resultant fast track, Oa'kland racing is likely to improve fast, but for tomorrow nothing of extraordinary promise is in sight; still such fairly useful racers as Vespa, Follie L., Humero; Lord Nelson, Bonnie Reg. Elevation: Pelagoa. Phalanx. Curriculum; The Borglan, Fisher Boy, Tarp; Luxlan, 1 Tola Xou, LU Sheridan; Rapid Water. Fisaro and Ethel Pay are among the onirics and -the racing may turn out to be more interesting than now .seems probable. H. Forsland. Death of Bookmaker Evans DEATH OF BOOKMAKER EVANS. Oakland. Cal.. March 13. — 0. Evans, well known as a bookmaker, and for fifteen years in the employ of George Rose, died at Belvldere, California, this morning of chronic asthma. Rumored Deal for Buffalo Track RUMORED DEAL FOR BUFFALO TRACK. New York. March 13. — There is a rumor here that Ji seph A. Murphy is negotiating for control of the keuil worth Park track at Buffalo, , _, Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM ISSUED EVERY DAY. DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO. Publishers of THE AMERICAN TUBF ASSOCIATION CALENDAR Official organ of TFIE AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION. A Daily Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. Editor and Proprietor, F. H. BruneU. Associate Eilitor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Brunell. 124 FIFTH AVENUE. CHICAGO, ILL. 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New Orleans Form Chart NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. h'ITY PARK.) NEW ORLEANS. LA., Wednesday. March 13* 1907. Forty til lb da v. City Park Jockey Club. \\ oiler Meeting (60 days). Weather clear; track fast. (21 books on.) Presiding Judge. William SI.eHy. Starter. Mir- Cassldy. Baring Becretarj George II. Kuiil. Racing starts at 2:HO p. in. W indicates whip, S spurs, R blinkers. Figures iu parenthesis fillo.ving the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weigh) carried. Ct T PC ^7 A ' 1KSI' RA'i: 5-8 Mile. (301 0 lox 1 $100 added. 5 year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. 0 I O I rh Selling. Net value lo winner $37B. Iud Horses AWI PP St" '^~'/2~%~Str~Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P™8~" BEtTTVtOYAli RTVBR w Ml 1 1 » 4 I 2* U T Taylor .1 11 MoCormick 7-5 ** 7-5~7-187-20 1 TIT) Mold. 11; BALL, ar M0 13 7 ".' 8*3" 2' W R Wk'rC T Gardner 13 Jm 11 5 2J 67l7i DORCTHlf DUNCAN w 100 12 S V » A- :\ Bilac • • ( ; Parke t jM- s S-2 i;i-.i7.".-i-:ni-'IN a M 1 t l«* 11 I] 1-' it Lowe v Corrigan 4 ■" 7 1". r 3 C7424 c.oi.liKX WAVB wiM :: 9 W M| 7'. 3' .las ibii'svi: Tucker I n1 g q 6-5 S73M MASKER ITS WO 11 II 13 I3J P 61 Hogg S l^uiis 10 13 13 .". -'. 66975 I'.KI.I.i; MIXA hi: H»i 6 10 Ilk Ilk gk 7 Goldstein W Bancroft 30 M M M in 67401 I.I.MITHH w 100 lo 8 7' RJ1 V 8«| C Morris .1 McLennan M 01 H H N 67174 AUELA R. wit 10:: 2 2 n1 71 G] »' F Keyea B Schrelber s K r E -." 66119 ANNIE DONAHUE w 109 E 3 I .".-II1 10" A Martin W Mulkey 10 10 8 :: M 67401 ELiECTRICE B Ml 9 11 8J 9' Mi ill Gauge! C K Curd. an SB SB .".u uo In 1:71.1 BALTIMORE BELLE ws 100 8 13 II 8s 1-". I-" Lloyd r 1: Payne 12 19 99 I 1 17178 MARY BUCHANAN W8B 100 I 5 n' t',1 13» 13| A WlllfaunaW A, Kirwan 18 89 19 19 M 66975 MISS SAGO v MS 14 12 1-- II II 11 Coole J II Shouldlce 30 Hmj rmi 10 39 Tine.. 33 . IT'. 1 :0U. Winner B. f. by Brldgewater Cliaiict- Queen (trafased by 0. I.onie). Went to poet al £:«!. Al post :. minutes. Start gVOd. Won driviim: Second and third the same. Roval River (fo| oil forw'ardljr, bn! was oiiirnn for tlie first quarter, but came fast under the whip in Hie last eighth an 1 oulgsmed Mollie Ball in the til 1:1 1 drive. The latter ran well on t ' out id • ol the leaders all the wav. and c-overed more grodnd than tlie winner. Derothj lMiii.au. i'ckj auci well up from the start, was a name contender all tlie wav. Knfln showed the most earhr speed Mil ouii aaskr the whip. Annie Donahue gpl oil foruanlly and raced with the leach is until 111 the turn Into the noine stretch, then quit and was eased up. Golden Wave made up much ground. Tlie winner was entered foe $101: no bid. Scratched 0740.3 Kate Sperrv. 100. Overweights A Ida P... :.' pounds; Miss Sago, 2. /•rrprrrff' SECOND It., l-:-l 1-16 Miles. {U**% m.) |M0 added. Iv.arolds and upward. DmJ I O Sellins,'. Net value- to winner $373. Iud Hors 3 AWtPPStU~'/£ % Sti-T'in Jockeys Owners O H C F~S G7I.V. AffDITOB ITS Ml E 1 Is V V. 1- 1'. Nleol B Tucker 7 517 inn mi "r, "•• 3 («7479)GOLDWAY w 4 \\z s 1, :,ii ck :;u S| 1" .1 Duly B Cbr-rigan E 8 T' 2| I 3 67505 ft' LI. w4 in: 1 3 m g 4"Mn. ::" tlaugel .1 Griffin s 1.3 IE 11" :: I-.7I7I LKMON OIRL w I W7 1 1 S !«| 2 l". i' R Lowe M Dealherage 1; 1^ 8 :: 7-r, i;7.".ci3 bkait ws 4 lno •; g pi 3ek 711 .-,j :,-• ja.s OarrolIM .1 Dah gg gg 8 8 4 i;73o:.-COI'.M iSA wi-. 1 ins 11 11 7- ptp«l |P Rloyd \\ Whelan E I 3 | 7 7 10 67505 SINt 'KKI'I "V BBLLfi V 5 107 9 8 12' 11] .11- g 7 Foy \\ I" Bryson 15 89 Ju 7 :: •7402 GILFAIN wit. MJ 7 7 ::":i- 9s 9' 8»* slogs VI Cunningham 8 13 13 3 ■ I67505)KING KI.I^W'i iRTII nilll'.t 2 2 (* 7" . i;1. 7- »'l Troxler E Trotter in 99 gg g 4" 67306 CAiKONAL WSB 7 11J in m 11- 1:; |g 1-- lu- York W C Dalj 4o t;n gg l'ii 10 C7U1!* K. OF THE VALLEY W 7 loy IU 13 13 VP lo1 10- 11- J BJMS J A Sykes M 40 40 10 I — — ■ I III II y 67530 ORL1NE w 4 103 3 4 4 4 S= 11' 12s Jas Hen'sy.I S Ward 10 If 13 6 2J 67479 HORSERADISH WSB 4 105 12 12 103 10nM2' 13 13 F Keyes .1 C Cahn 20 40 40 15 8 Time. 24j!. 49g, 1:18. l:41g, 1:48?.. Winner — B. g, by Esher — Alcestis (trained by H. C. Riddlei. Went to post at 2:31. At post S minutes. Start cood Won driving: second and third the same. Auditor ran into the lead at the start and won all the way. hut was driving to the limit at the end to stall off Goldway. The latter not off fnrwardly. but was taken back for the first half and MUM fast and gamely in the stretch. Cull, away |x orly, closed a big gap and outstayed L.-mon Gill in the final drive. Tlie latter followed the winner closely until well into the homestretch, then. Uted. Bruit finished well. Gilfain can do better. The winner was entered for $500: no hid. Scratched— 07470 Harrv Stephens. HI4: 0750:! Grand Duchess, 111. T THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (1 :05s— 3— 1)4., I'm se $500. o year-olds aud upward. 6rf»f-/» 4 O 4 O AlUvances. Net value to wiuner $400. "ind Horses AWt PP St % M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 87S8S*80UTHERN CROSS w .". 10.". I 4 41 8*" 1- l'i R Lowe W It Snyder 6 5 J-i 4 5 13 out (67528) FRO NT EN AC v 7 169 I I ►* 6* 3'i 21 Troxler J Griffin 21 31 16-53-5 out 67501 REFINED W t 66 1 6 7 61 53 '£ * A Martin W .T Donohue 8 15 15 4 6-5 66416 LADY ESTHER W 4 99 5 3 5' 7 6* 4" I Taylor P H Jones 7-5 5 5 7-5 1-2 07227-DA RG IN WB6161 1 5 2* V 21 51 Jas Hen'syE Schreiber 1- 40 40 10 3 66644 MORT1ROY w3 M 7 1 l'i 31 4J 610 Goldstein M Guldblatt 15 30 30 8 2J 61071 RED QUEEN it 4 99 4 7 « 5"" 7 7 Lloyd J H Baker 15 60 60 15 7 Time. B|, 47*. 1:00. l:0fig. Winuer — Ch. g. by Watercress — La Flocha (trained liv W. H. Snyder). Went to post at 1:48. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second olivine: fluid the same. Southern Cross ran to 1 1 i — best form, went to the front on the turn into the homestretch and drew away under restraint. 1'iontwi . . after being outrun for the lirst half, finished last after creuing wide when entering the homestretch. Kctined finished with a great burst of S|ko 1 afler being crowded back at the start. Dargin and Mortlboy retired after setting and fore tag tlie pace to the stretch turn. Scratched— 07504-Juggier. 110: 07501 : Morales, 02; (07054)Lens, 104; 07151 Minot. 02; 075fM Charlie Eastman, 110. ^^^ f* rj p* r-f rj FOURTH RACE— 3 1-2 Furlongs. (41—2—110*.) Louisiana Stakes. $1,000 added. X) i O I I '-' ''"• ■ "his. Allowances. Net value to winner $1,070. "ind Horses AWt PP St % % ~% Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S i67427)NoTASI"I.GA w 120 4 I 11 l1 Hon A Hatnel 1 5 6-998 5 1-6 out S74Z7 I". M FRY w 123 .". 1 23 2' Jas Hcn'syl: Schreiber s 12 10 I :; ;, IS747 )ZIBPH1SN w 11s l I :;' 3'. ". Lloyd W F Scbulte 6 11 in 9-5 7-20 66679* W'TOINE ws 113 9 ;, 4'i 4& W K WkerMrs D B Cook 39 inn ]im 20 6 UOSUMBR w 113 2 4 6* 5" J Daly B Corrigan 20 100 100 20 4 6,277-ELI'E LEE ws 118 3 6 6 6 Nicol T Capo 5 6 6 4 5 out 'Added starter. Time. 11=. 2::. 36|, 41g. Winner IS. t. by The CamamBCC Toach Not (trained by A. Hamel). Went to | om :it ; ::s \t peel 1 minute Start good. Won easily: seeoad and third driving. Nota- sulga went to the leaders with a Mt anil, taking ninand before {Ui'tiim: into the honiosirctcl:. arai under a pull all of the last furlong. E. M. Fry outbroke the others and easily held all bu: tie winner -:it \ Ztiiihin went well, but was under punishment all of the last furlong to stall of? Aintoinc. Blue l.ee. awav in a tangle, trailed for the entire trip. Scratched 07170 Black Mary. 115. 87838 Drop Stitch. 110; 07170 Briteson. II.". £» rj f? rj £Y FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (1:141 4 OS.) Purse $ti(»0. ..year olds and upward. O I O I O Haadic: p. Net value to winmr MM. Ind Horses AWt PP St 'A '^ % Str Fin Ji ckeys Owners . O H C P S~ 6745.".-' PI. A Nl IE w 3 90 1 3 3= ■ 14 V V R Lowe E Corrigan 5 6 6 1 7-20 67026 (JOl.DMATE m 4 :0 2 2 P 6 41 V 2J Hogg G H Holle 5 12 12 9-5 3-5 6717f.)\VES wii 4 MN 5 E ink l2 l2 1' 33 Nicol A Hamel 2 5 I 5 1-3 1-7 out C7178H3ARUANTUA rl s" 4 6 2- 3= K& 4'J. 43 Goktatein M Goldblatt M M 60 12 3 .717s THE ENGLISHMAN W S mo 6 4 4". P. 53 5 5« Jas Hen'syE Trotter 7 15 IS X 5 2 5 67351 -GRA( i: LAR8EN W 3 SS 2 t 6 5.1. 6 6 6 Bilac C R Ellison 15 50 50 10 3 Tie -e. 21-. IS». 1:13] 1 :■••.'.» = . 1 :4GJ. Winner I'll. e. by I'iatiuilc- lute (trained by J. Collins). Went tn post at 4:00. ,\l post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving- second and third the same. Planute dropped in behind the leaders on the hackstretch and was rated ah.ng until well around the far turn, where h moved up to W'es. wore the latter down in the homestretch ind. finishing with a sr.'at bant 0 meed, g"t up hi the last tifty yards and won going away. Goldnate closed a big ;;ap in the last quarter and finished with a rush. Wee was much used in setting a very fast pace and tiled under the «vhip in the last furlong. Cargantua ran well. Tlie others were always outpaced. Overweight: — tioldinate, 1 imund; Wcs, 1J; (Jrace Larsen, 2. »^v7 ^v7Q SIXTH RACE -1 Mile. l:;wi— *— 110.) $400 added. 1-year-olds and upward. 13 4 3 I \j Sel'i-ig. Net value to winner $::40. "ind Horses ~ AWt PF St % »^ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ HEM FOREIGNER W 6 116 6 5 3» 2.1. 2- lt l1 McMahon V M Civil] 21 13 5l- 3 5 1-4 6", 5i 13 EV1E GREENE Wa 4 IIS 1 1 41 8* 3 i 3« 2n Nicol J P Mayberry 9-1013-101 2-5 1-5 67554 PACE CLIFFORD WB 9 121 7 I l2 l3 l2 V 36 Goldstein K L Talhy H 25 12 4 7-5 671(11 HENRY O WB E 121 z 4 5h 5f 53 4'J 42 Foy I" W Torreyson 10 30 30 7 3 1.7.1' 'CI. ADIATOR WB B m 5 6 62 31 41 53 .r»nk Llovd FWACJSchmldt 7 10 8 8-5 7-10 672(t2'CAY MINISTER wit I 121 4 7 7 7 7 63 63 T Taylor .1 C Ferriss Jr 12 25 25 7 2i 67554 DUE88A s 1 110 3 I 21 4 6* 7 7 A WilliamsS W Streett 15 30 30 8 3 Tine. 24*. 4Ms. 1:14*. 1:42. V."inrier — Ch. g, by I'liudit — llereu^c (trained by C. E. Brown). Went to post at 4:::c. At mat 1 minute. Start mad. Won driving: seco.id and third the same. Foreigner dronixil in behiad Paul Clifford until rounding the turn into the homestretch and moved no to the leader with a ru-h •night and oamed him after entering the homesttetch and drew away Well in Hand at the end. Evie (Jreene was taken back on the turn into the hackstretch and hnChed fast after coming through on the badde when entering the homestretch and outstayed Pain Clifford in the final drive. The latter set the early pace on sufferance, but ran a good race for him The others were beaten off. The winner, eatered for 8MB, was run up and bought by E. W. Schmidt for $000. Scratchd 07524 Airship. 121. 8^7 PIQA SEVENTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. (1:12-! 4—101.) $400 added. 3 year olds and upward. \J I (JOU Selling. Net value to winner $.»T(0. Did Horses AWfpp St Vt JA % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ ■7581 FOXMBAD W I 111 7 3 S 4» 2' l1 Nicol B C Eva* 11-106 5 4-5 1-2 1-4 C748HPOBING W 4 107i 6 7 6-" 6'i 3 2n Foy S Louis 6 9 S 3 3-2 878Z7 BI 1INSKIE WB E 110 I 2 1*| 22 11 3 J Lloyd W V Henderson 12 20 20 7 3 C73M RONART w I 100 15 41 31 42 41 Hogg I' Dunne 8 13 12 4 8-5 tofO.veoLTNESS wr. I pvj 9 I E 73 B*l 53 Bilac R E Watkins 6 7 6 2 1 •ra78*REBOUNDER W 5 114 8 4 9» 82 85 61* Troxler W C K Dotlds 15 30 30 10 4 673sn-KIN"t; PEPPER wn 9 KHI 5 9 U 5= 61 73 F Keves J B Respcss 6 10 10 4 8-5 (674('5iSPlDER WEB WB 3 99 3 S 21 V I3 83 Jas HensvW E Walsh 8 10 10 4 8-5 87455 EXCITEMENT WB 4 111 4 1 10 10 10 92 W R W'k'rE Trotter 20 30 30 10 5 67529 DE ORO wa 3 100 10 10 71 93 9- 10 Huestis S T White 8 20 17 7 3 Time, 2.;t, *7|, 1 : K»a. 1:14. Wimiei Br g. by Oaaoia— Good Friend (trained by R. C. Evansi. Went to pool at 5:07. At post I minute, start good. Won driving: aecaad and third the same, r'oxmead met with much Intel feieaeit in the first quarter and was sharply cut off and crowded back at the half mile posi. bat came around tin1 leaders on the far turn and won out with a great stretch run. Po.-ing i!i ~cd a KBB aiii! outstnjed l'.utinskie when it came to the final drive. The latter v. as much used in the ■rat three farloasa in aetttag the pace and tired, but held on gamely. Botiait ran well. Coltne-s waa clouded bark at the art and never dangeroiw. King Pepper and Spider Web showed speed. The winner, eatered tor 8888, waa bid up to $1,200 and bought in. Overwcigit's -Posing. 2; poaada. With the Trainers at Benning: Gossip of the Horses That Are Being Prepared for the Spring Meeting WITH THE TRAINERS AT BENNING. Gossip of the Horses That Are Beinq Prepared for the Sprinq Meetinq. Washington, D. • '.. March 1".- The heavy snowstorm of Sunday has since confined nearly all hands at Banning to shed work, but the prospects are for better weather and i: is safe to conclude, in light of the fact that there were many days of good weather and track for training o| erations. with full advantage taken, that the majority here will ln read] when the meeting o|mmis one week from Monday Aaseag the two year olds here. Dinner Stake and Nursery Slake youngsters are the busiest, .uid one of Bill] Garth's colts worked a half mile i:i .",'!_. seconds. This N the best work yet. although • atler Hall's Giles and Bnrgoo stepped a half mile in T._\ after being interfered with by some of the bene* coating between tneaa and the rails, causing tin in to swerve, nuking theirs a very good move Indeed. Of otker Dinner Stake candidates. Ed Hanna's Lady babel and George Howard's Billie Hibbs (leased from William Garth), hare shown remakably well. The last named, brother to Pater, does not lash much like the latter, as be is a brown witli a decided sway back. Mack on the same order as was the greal borne Tennj in that respect but lie moves jns| lik. Pater, with the same tip headed. Slashing way of going. The Ililchcck pair, the gelding Woodcraft and the filly Polaris, trained in John Madden's stable, also look well advanced in condition and have shown well in their work. Roth ate finely developed, impressive lookers thai are likely to justify their royal breeding. .1. \V. Dolt's ti 11 v Casual is also doing all that trainer Mike Daly is asking of her. The stable's other Hinnei candidate. Sir Relvidere, was sent home to Ocncsce last week. A. I . Parr's mare Fickle worked three quarters in 1:10. the Inst shown here vet. The Reverwyck Stable's Malacca and Berkeley stepped live furlongs in l:ol haiadily. and one of the pair is a certain Starter for the Benning Spring Handicap on the opening day. The two.veai olds in the stalde. Matches Mary and Tenancy, by Courtesy, are also going along in good style for their engagement in the Nursery Stake the second week of the meeting. of the topnolc hers. SaHidore. Dandelion. Tangle. De Mund. Horace E. and Oxford have all shown milch improvement since the* reached here, their daily gallops being all that haw been asked of them. I'e Mund and Horace K. are perhaps the furthest advanced of all. and they worked live furlongs in l:iil wilh the I' tench mare Glaette two days ago. GraslaDo and Lady Vera Worked in 1:04}. and one or both of the pair will start in the handicap. Oxford and .lack McKcon worked five furlongs in 1 :03. and Campaigner in half a second slower time. The gray horse litis wintered splendidly and promises to be better than ever this year. All of tile two year olds in the McLaughlin stable are useful looking, especially those that ran at New Orleans -(Jiieen Melha and Success. More useful schooling by the jumpers has shown Comssodore Fontaine. D'Arkle, Hyperion, Pioneer. Hub-inn and Gas Straus to advantage. T. S. Martin. at his last essay refused the Liverpool, but at a eCOUd trial goi over it. Rut Nortbvttle is an enigma, a« lie will alternately refuse and take jumps, but if Garth can get him to take more kindly to his business, this horse will win between the Hags, for he can jump well enough when be wants to and has speed cm the fiat, as well as weight- any ing capacity. Others of Garth's big bunch that have w iked fast in the last lew days are Sir Wilfred. 1:')4; Pater. 1:18: Orphan Lad. LIT; Anna Smith. 1:17, and Heas-lip, 1:0.".. The younger Garth attends to the division of- the stable that is quartered outside of the track, and as it is nearly a mile away from the main body, bis pedometers slow considerable footwork every twenty four boars. Jockey Rid. aids was thrown here on Friday and had bis arm broken while working a mare Theodore Cole is training for Dr. Talbert, Patrick Gallagher, the capable steeplechase ridel1, is back from Canada Bad is schooling Hyperion, Round Rrook and Cole's other .lumpers. Trainer Sam Holinan received on Saturday the two-je.ii old North Rritain. which his employer, Wilson ChaasbCi Iain, has leased from Edward R. ' Balrd for 1MB and MSB. Jockey Wisliard is here and will ride for the Chamberlain stable this season. William Shield-' lw o year old tilly 1-idv Plllell, by Toddington. seeins like the liest of bis Nursery candidates from the way she is doing her work. Of the older horses in the Shields stable. Quadrille is moving like a bird, and if he doesn't win some of the sprints at the meeting, all signs will come to naught. Holscher is going along slowly and seems perfectly sound. The Malik' of Heuderaoa & Allnult. from Maryland, readied lure Monday morning and managed lo find quarters outside the track. It includes the well known horse l'rcckiniin. Tom Raws, en and four others. Thomas Clyde's stable is en route from Salisbury, Md. The book program of the meeting, just issued, has been received with favor by the horsemen at the track. It calls for eighteen days' racing, the MB races carded including conditions for all classes of horses. As usual, the owner, trainer and jockey of the horse that wins the first race will each re (elve as a trophy a handsome silver mug. A letter received at Banning from Charleston says that the South Carolina Jockey Club has been organized and that a new mile track will lie built for a meeting this fall. The fatuous old Washington race-c oiirse, opened in 17S0, lias long since been cut up into building lots. No Voice for Tax Collector NO VOICE FOR TAX COLLECTOR. New York. March 1.1. — Horsemen have given Senator sfeCsU's pro|»osed amendment to the present racing law much consideration and the idea of having tile stewards for the several meetings appolnWd by the State Racing Commission appears to have the approval of the majority. The senator's notion about giving tlie State Collector of Racing Tax eo ordinate power with the Racing Commission in sack appointment, however, is not approved. Such a thing is considered preposterous. It is likely that Senator IfcCall will himself snggesl the striking out of that portion of his bill. Logistilla's Rest Beneficial LOGISTILLA'S REST BENEFICIAL. v San Francisco. CM.', March 13.— Sam Hildreth may give I.oglsiilla a race or two before shipping her east. She is looking good after a let up. Her last race was February lfi. Hildreth is also much 1 in -pressed with the looks of Tony Faust. He s.;v^ that the crack three year old was never in liner fettle than at present, but he is to be reserved for cash rn lacing. He raced last on February : . Taral Reduces at Abag TARAL REDUCES AT ABAG. Fred Taral. who is to ride Baron Springer's Ron Marche al 1 10 pounds in the Rathyany Plate at the opening of the Lincoln meeting in England Monday next, has been doing some hard work at Abag. Hungary, to get down to weight. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. Sir Voorhies and Captain F.incricli are now in Enoch Wishard's barn at Sbeepshead Ray. Trainer Claxoti baa arrived at Belmont I"*.rk from Goaben with the Brownlelgn Park Stable's string of twelve. Steeplechase Jockey Owens litis returned from It: e. He will ride as a free lance in the east the coming season. H. R. Duryea has a farm near Memphis ami it is said to lie his intention lo place Irish Lad and several mares there. H. Brown, who is to ride steeplechases in the cast this year, lias reported for duty to Adolph Wheeler al Renning. It is said thai Right Royal's bail ankles have yielded to Roger Million's treatment and the son of Rapallo is expected to race again this year. From Toronto comes a story to the effect that Tommy Walker, the former jockey, is heir to a fortune of Jf7«io, i «0 through the death of an uncle in Spain. "Father Rill" Daly is having the deuce of a time over the Rurns boys. The latest is that their rather lias taken them away from Daly again. They are now at Washington. It would lie well to keep an eye on Hartford Roy. Fair Annie. Wedding and Justine, two year olds in the stable of W. C. Daly, it is expected thai they will give good accounts of themselves at Benning. Answers to Queries ANSWERS TO QUERIES. [Communications without names ami addresses of senders will nor lie answered or noticed.] Marks. Chicago. It was a losing parlay. A. J. W.. Chicago. Anlara was 7 to 10. Wallace and Johnson, Si. Louis. Mo. Will investigate tlie matter. C. A.. I /on don. Ont. The opening straight price was 0 lo 1 : place 8 to S. Joe. S.. Chicago. Andrew Mack opened at even money and closed at R! to lo. Wm. C. Chicago. If you look closely you will probably discover what you seek. J. V.. Cincinnati. (». If you read the newspapers at tlie time you know tlie season. All we print is the facts. J. H. P.. Nashville. Tenn. Your parlay won unless the bookmaker had notille«l yon added starters ran for his book. S. II.. Chicago. Mollie Montrose lias won six races and has never been beaten. E. M. i'ry has nevfr defeated Notasitlga. E. A. 0,, St. Louis, Mo. Investigation shows that al the close of betting, out of thirty one luniks only two bad up a place price. Tokio club ami Fred Cook laying 2 to 1). William. Cincinnati. O. It is no question of "seeming.'' It is a question of fact and the difference is due to one horse being more strongly bucked place and show than the other. A little money counts heavily there. P. W. II.. Chicago. If Hie bet was made at ."i:07 it was in time. Iiecuuse while the horses went 1o the post at that time they did not begin to run until 5:11 Chicago time. This is subject to any understanding had as to tlie limit. E. K., Cincinnati, o. At the Lexington spring meeting of 1S7." . Ten Broeck ran unplaced in the Citizens' Stakes, for three year olds at two miles. WOp by Chesapeake, with Riv; Sandy second and O.vptls third. At the fall meeting of tlie same year, on the first day. he also ran unplaced in a sweepstakes at a mile and an eighth, won by Bob Wooley. with King Alfonso second and Katie Pearce third. Perhaps it is one of these two races you have in mind. New Orleans Entries NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast. Racing starts at 2:00 p. in. / Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdep. io7::oOi... Prince Bowling 110.. x . 723 (l',71 2-i l . .Convenient 10T». . x • 7'_' i (07*90). . .Lute I' osier 110. . X . . 720 074.00 •'. . .Mummy Dink lOT. . . X . . 7L" G790O. . . Finesse 107 713 07440. . . Oremse 100. . X . .703 o7::oo-. . .Bucket Brigade 10S 70". •#7320. . . Drop Stitch 106 700 07320. . Catherine F MM.. X.. TOO 07024 Black Hawk 108. .X.. 700 •#73L 0. . . .Ritter Man 108. . X . .683 •fRer.-. . . nick Rose 10.1. . x . .ffBS (#7400. . . .I.:i Saiuada 10S. . X --CB3 •#747); . . .Princess Sue 113 ONO 07277 Lee Crest Ill 073 Second Race — Short Course. Steeplechase. .". ycat olds ami upward. Handicap. (61333). .Kara 4 . .143. . X . .700 B7450. . Incantation 3.1:53 000 •',7323. . . .Siibador s. .144. . X . IBS 07*50*... Lights Out 0. .138.. X ..0X0 67550. . .Creoliu 7. . 136. . © . .073 •',732.3-'. . .Sartor Resartus 6.. 136 073 673QO-. . . Arabo 7. . 131 . . © . .073 0T323 . . Harefoot 3. .135! »;70 07323 ... Peter Becker 4. . RfO. . X . .070 G742f* Jackson Day !i. . 120 000 Third Race — 7-8 Mile, "year olds and upward. Allowances. 107473 ) . . .SALLY PRESTON ?... 02. . X . .725 • ►133.'',. . . Lancastrian 4. .103. . X . .71.3 0733:: . Columbia "iirl 0. .103. . X . -710 (0i333) .. .Warner (iriswell ". . 04. .x.. 703 O74o:; ... (.i.inada 4. .116. . X . .760 •VMtiO Rill Carter 5. .108. . X . . 073 07471 Lady Fouse 6. .103. . X . 050 Fourth Race — 3-4 Mils. ::.\carol.|s ami upward. Handicap. (6631 1 I . . .(.loi ilier 3.121..-'. .730 073IU-. ..In—hi- |-(. I.il'1... 710 073OI . . .Rusk •»..,.'.-... -ti.'. UXi. . 7:!3 (,0,«i34)...Lens . :;. . ol. . . .735 67480. ...Willi Irishman 3.. !I7..©..7:!0 (67202)... Marvin Neal 4.. 06.. X . .736 07477. .. .Winston j.. ff| G30 Fifth Race— 1 Mile, ."-year-olds and upward. Selling. 67329*. ..Fire Alarm H. . S7. .X..723 073ii:: Yesine :;.. S7..x.71"i •(07329)... Solly M .",.. 00. . x- 710 0,.VJO Lucy Marie :;. . 11:;.. ...703 IM308....Babe B 4.. 00.. ..TOO 07331 .... Frank Flosher .",. . 84 . . .700 O7o2! .. .Halliard :;. . n:: 1110 07.'!.3O;. . . Veribest 4.. BB..A..683 67329 Happy Jack II 5. .168. .©..0x3 H73.'M» Little Red 3. .103.. . .073 07331 Relsay g. , 87. . X . IJ30 Sixth Race— 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. I 0743 1) . . .G renade 0 . . 1 1 1 . . © . . 723 (07330). ..Anna Day 4..16P..X. 713 0'.:7!» lames Roddick 4 . . 1 13. . © . . 710 07333 I.acache 7.. 104. . X . .703 67300 Pal Bulger 6. .112..®.. TOO 073:;o-\ . .St. Noel 0. .107. .©. .700 07470. . . .Lacy Crawford 7. .109. . x . .603 07306 \mberjack 6. .112. . X . .660 07333 Monte . . 3. .112 073 Seventh Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year olds and upward. Selling. 67333s. ..Miss Leeds 4. .121 . . X . .723 07321 -' . . .Consideration 6. .120.. ..713 I0742.M. . .Tidiimimro I. .116.. 71o 0, Ml . . I'aiicy DreSS 3. .IIS.. ..7 I3 07380 Mingita 4. .110.. .ox 3 1.7433 Jood Player 5. .120.. ..073 07127 Raby P 0..11X 030 Oakland Entries. OAKLAND ENTRIES. Probabilities: Wealher clear; track fast. Racing starts at 1 : 40 p.m. (Chicago time .:: to p.m.) • Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race— 1-2 Mile. 2 year elds. Maidens. Special Weights. lad. Bones. A. Wt. Hdep. 66673*. ..Braggart 100.. . 7_'3 67336s. . .lliiincro 112. . X . .720 67331 ..KiiMler 112. -,..713 t»i 136s. . .I'ollic- 1 100 713 67481 '. .Vespa loj, 71,1 67206. ...San Gil HO 710 07430. . . .Mossback 112 70.3 67006 Galtrlx 112 703 67331 Mac-all 112 700 Burlingame, eh. g, bv Crom well, bv St. Blaise l.oltese 100 Mein Leibling. eh. f. by St. Leonards I.adv inver- 1 -.1 ii 1«1 Rl! Arlhiir Hyinan, c-h. C, by Lin-pvror of Norfolk — Bsper- anza 112 Second Race — 3-4 Mile. t year-olds and upward. Setting. (674.13)... Lord Nelson 4.. 113. . X ..723 007:.4 David Roland 5. .113. . X . .720 073..0-. . .Kiev. 1 lion i. .113. . X. .710 1.7 i.v.i Bonnie Beg 5. .113. .713 072X0 Princess Wheeler 5. .111. . . .713 67083 Sheen 3. .106. . .710 67S36 Doctor ScbaHt 8..113. rx . 710 07430. ... Iloisain 3.. 111.. '..703 67034.. El Chihuahua s . .11:: . ..700 (66730)... Miss May Bowdlsh 6 .111.. ■ . 700 oolos Distributor 0 .11."... ..TOO 67006. . . .Comiiro 4. . 1 1.". 0!i3 Third Race — Futurity Course. • 17o feel less than 3-4 mile. 1 3-year-olds and upward, special Wrights. 07101 Delagoa 8, .100. .©..723 674S63... Phalanx 5. .111.. X ..720 67233 Wee- I. ass 4. ,1 #4. . © . .71.3 67486s. ..Curriculum :;. . 07 71.3 63868 Rckersall 5. .111. . X . .710 67334 Fanny Side 0 .100 . 703 071. ix. . .. Bon Vivant ::. . 07.. ..7o 0731 1 . . . .Orator Ian 4. . loo 700 67437s. . .Burning Rush :;.. 97. .X.. 696 07237 Sibari 3.. MO 0SM 074X2. . . .Tetanus :;. . p., . . ■ . .000 Annie Kelly, b. f. bv oihellr, Rhtnrbecfc ... 4. .104 Fourth Race — 1 Mile and 100 Yards. 3-year olds and upward. Selling. 67S34*...Tba Borgian 3. .]•«;. ... .723 07301 : . . .Tarp 4 . . Us. . . . .720 I •17078. . . Silverskin 3. . 100. . © . .713 I 67334 Corrigan s.. ox.. ..713 87511s Karl Rogers 4. . lot . . - . .710 074x3. . . .Fisher Bog 3. . K13 703 07311 Bedford 4.. 101.. ,.700 Fifth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. 4 year olds and upward. Selling. 67300s... Lucian 0. . loo. . x . .723 (67400)...! Told You 4. . 100. . y . ,72o 67533s. ..Bd Sheridan • 3. .100. . x . .715 C.730O-. . . Vincentio 4. .112. . X . .710 67460 Crow-shade 4..104. . X . .706 67534 Anvil T..10B. . . .TOO 06735. .. .Cloverlaml 7.. 112 .096 07110 Rightful 7. .112.. ..000 Sixth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year-olds ami upward. Allowances. (674S4). ..RAPID WATER 6.. 112.. . .750 67484 Hector 4 . . 100. . © . .740 07360. . . . I.isaro 4. .HIS. . x . 7::3 (074011. . .Lord of the forest 4. .105. . X . .735 07.;x-_ ... Kibel Day 3. . 10.: 730 61200*... Frank FUttner 4..1o.x.. T20 Los Angeles Entries. LOS ANGELES ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast. Racing starts al 1 i" p at. (Chicago time 3:45 p. m.) XRuns well in mod. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2 year olds. Allow ames. Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdep. 07410 Ralnade 10x 723 07410. . . .Swagerlator 166 720 07310. . . . VlVlan May 103 713 67362 I-onia MS 71o 07 M1 . . . l'anlita 103 7 3 06787 Bey Hindoo His 700 07411! Billowy 10.3 SOS 07410 \tin Oarrick 166 000 \ Second Race — 3-4 Mile. 4-year olds aid upward. Selling. (60500)... ASTRAL 4. .IOS. . x . -725 67389.... Madden 6. .105 720 67214.... Lotta Gladstone I..103 713 67566s... Tender Crest 6. .106.. X. .715 07317 Traniotor 5.. 106. . X . .710 07 RSi Prince Frederick 4. .106. .X ..710 07366 l.ydie Wrousnian 5. . 103. . X . -71o 07201 Toller 4. .108 70.3 07203. . . .Neatness 4. .103. . X . .703 (67537). ..My Choice 4. .KKi. . ■ . .703 07407. ... Nattie Bumppo 5. .105. . X . .TOO 074x11 Berroir 4. . 10s. . . .606 07302. ... lluapala 6. .MS.. ..696 67412 llinle 10. .MS., 000 67286 Bl Verraco 6. .10(1 0x3 Third Race — Futurity Course. (266 feet les^ than 3 I mile.) 3 year olds. leUiag, (07::021...Red Bill 102 723 (67488). ..Red Carter M2..X..720 67488*. . .Norfolk 103. .... .713 07112 . . .Belchamber 102 713 67392s... Zelina loo 710 67892 .Illusion Km 703 63962 I'laylit 103 000 0730, Si. Or M6..X..6M Fourth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. 6-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 07240-. . .Kerc heval 4. . 112. . © . .730 67363s .. 'ftirlan 3. . 107. . v . .743 67514. ...J. C. clem 4. .166. . X . .743 (67314).. Ampedo 3. .163 740 67514s. ..Voo Ti-oinp ."..117.. -■ ..740 67115 Chimney Sweep .v. S3. . . .7:;.3 07403 Reservation 7. .163. .©. ,7::.3 67314s... Cello 4.. 04 7::.3 00x10 Lord Stanhope ::.. 03 . ..7:;o 07311 \. Muskoday 5. JOT.. ©. .736 i:. Wa.v land enlry. Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-year olds and upward. Selling. (67364). . .Bologna 3. .MS..X ..723 67367s... Otto Price ::.. 02. . ■ ..720 (073KN). . .Blumentbal 0..1O7.. .71.3 67139.... St. Albans ::. . 02. . . .713 6741 4s... Cock Sure 4..1o7.. ■ ..710 67340s... Robert Mitchell 3. . 107. . X . .710 073H -. . . Blots ::. . 66 70S 07312. . . . Esther P. ::. . 00 7«mi 67400 Revolt 7..103 . . .7*"i (67392)... Interlude 0. .102. . x . 7oo 07467.... Red wood II 4. .MB., X.. TOO 67342 Rim- Bottle ::.. 02.. ..606 67541 Little Gregg 7..H12 006 67312 Mirabel .",.. si 000 67437 VucIiiIh.h :: . . 02.... MB Sixth Race — Brooks Course. (T3 yards less than lit miles.) 4-year olds and upward. Selling. O74::o Lncrece 3.. 110 723 07362s. . .Joy net- 5. .116 720 67390 lack Adams 6. .121.. X. .716 07300 Mlopath X 11o. . x . .713 6728S Needful 7 .112 71o 67540 Prince Ching 7..112..X-.T05 67463 HI 1 "1 Cap 7. .112 7oo o73 12 '... Mc lira thia 11.1 Prince ....10. .112 7 K Hot Springs Entries. HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Racing Starts al 2:13 p. in. Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 1-2 Mile. 2 year aids. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Banes. a. Wt. Hdep. 0731:: Fare 165.. X . .723 07443. . . .Senator Beckham MB 720 67343... .Virginia Lindsey MB.. X.. 710 67393. . . .Tim; Fang loo 7 i3 67418 Dalnj Shine- 103 RM 67568. . . .Wine Merchant 106 000 07393 Mela May IOX 030 07.:ix. . . . Dais] Nash MS 030 Second Race — 1-2 Mile. 2 year olds. Maidens. Allowances. 67518s. . .Rew itched 10... . v . .;_ 3 • ;7::ix-. . .spunky 115.. X. -700 67543. . . .i:ih ra 103 073 67368. . . .Men ilicld 112. . . .07O 67443 Chilli ta lox 000 0731.;. . . . Balls MB 600 I.adv Krinv. br. f. bv Cesarion Stars 10S I.eona Koicsioicl. blk. f. by . Frankfort TboogbUess ...nix- Third Race — 1 Mile. 4 year Olds and upward. Selling. Fillies and Mares. 67022 Odd Ells 4. . 08. . X . 723 0i3,o... .Stolen Moments 7..1ox.. ..713 07303 Wood Claim 3..10:;.. • ..710 074 13 Blade 3. . os. . . .703 67523.... Lets Hull'v 1. . Ion. .© . o-.hi 67494*. ..Ruth Nolen 4..I0:: 073 67570 Ses Voyage 3. . 10.x. . ©. .0.30 073711. .. .Lola While 6.. 163 050 07101 ... .Carnation 4.. OS 625 Fourth Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (67347) .. .TWolfnl ."... so . ..723 (07407 1 .. .Chancellor .':.. 91.. X.. 713 (67496). ..Reine Regent e ::.. S4.. ■ ..7lo 67320s... Matador 5.. 00..©..71o (6754.8) lack Lory 3. .107. . © . .7o.3 67372 - ..Shenandoah 3. .104.. . .000 (67520)... Sky ward 4..M4.. X. .683 Fifth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. :; year-olds. 1'illies. Selling. 07310 BL'RBN ARNOLD 10S. -Y . 723 67422. ...Ballad 08.. X.. 705 |-.7:;i;:i. . . . Miss Cesarion OS. . . .TOO 07:213 Broken Meio.lv 10:;.. .,000 6739 1 Dusks-ton OS. . • . .083 67395. ..Mary ('andlemas MB 073 67444. ...Quint Ilia M8..X..670 67245s... Kdltb M MB.. .••665 67519 Nissa 06. . X - .666 07301. . .Taunt 1O0. . X . .0.3O Sixth Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. .".-year olds and upward. Selling. (67448) .. .( i'1-siis 7..1OT.. X..723 67548 Sultry I.. 00.. .713 0734.x. . . Snow l'.all 4. . 92. . X . .760 67406s. ..Anna Ruskiu ::. . S4 673 073 IX . . .I.aiisilown 7. .104. .©. .605 07347 Prince of Pleas 4..M2. . 000 67348 Falkland 0. . 101. .©. .0.30 Page 3 Oakland Form Chart. OAKLAND FORM CHART. (OAKLAND) OAKLAND. CAL.. Wednesday. March 13. 1907. -One hundredth day. New California lackey Club. Winter Meeting (about 15o days) Weather clear: track good. (81 book* en). Presiding Judge. E. C. Bopper. Starter. J. J. Holtman. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing -tarts at 1 :40 p. in. W indicates whip, S spurs. B hlinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the dlatOBCe of each race Indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. 8x7 P»Q1 FIRST RATI -4 1-2 Furlongs. (53—2—108.) Purse $400. 2 year-olds. Allowances. D I t)01 "et value lo winner $o2T . Ind Horses " AWtPP~St Y4 jj ?4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (C733DORENA w t*9 3 1 2'. I"1" 11 C Koerner W ( Joplin S-5 2 9-5 3-5 out 81888 LOVE OF GOLD will i 4 3'^ 3' V L WilliamsM Mark 4 6 41 8-5 3-5 (C73DALB1A w MO 1 2 1". 21 3* A Brown 11 T Griffin 1 _' 9 5 3-5 out 67431-KATIE RAINS w K8 2 2 6 6 4s W Fi.scher.l B Dunn 7 7 6 9-5 2-5 67431 ST. CHARLES w 112 5 5 .|nk :,nk .,- Rollerl W Fisher 188 889 38t 188 30 VRONSK\ tv 112 6 6 S"* 4- 6 Scoville Keene Bros 40 60 60 15 6 Time. 24. 40. 55£. Winner— Ch. f, by St. Maxim— Addie Mills (trained by W. O. Joplin). Went to )M st at 1:11. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the ^.inie. crena. from a striding (tart, ran in close pursuit of the pacemaker. \ore her down decisively m the stretch and stalled off lion of Gotd'l vigorous challenge. Love of Cold, well up throughout, went wide on the last turn, but closed up last at the end and ran a superior rare. Allih Bet th ■ early pare fast but failed to stay. Katie Rataa iraa ahaaaed to the rear on the last turn aad came au-ain in the stretch. _S t . Charles showed ■ ■■''! -) r ■■!. Vionsky tireil badly in the last furlong. PTQ » BEOOND RACE— 7-8 Mile. (1 -25J— .",— SS.) Pane $400. 4 year-olds and upward. 6^7 I tJOi-l Selling. Net value to wiuner $.!2o. Ind Horses AWt PP St \j \-. ^ Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S S74SSTHE REPROBATE w 5 109 7 4 2". 2' 1". 1| l| L WllliamaHall .Si Marshall 99 M 20 12 4 '. CONFESSOB w S 112 5 5 I.'. I* 2* 2*1 2* J Hunter J W BhUOCk 9-5 9-5 7-5 7-107-29 S8486 MI.ADA m E I '7 s li 3sk 5" 3* :'.'!. p* XV Eisrhrrli M Haaoa 8 20 20 S 2 87282 SHADY BAD WB C 189 1 3 7 8* 5* ••} 4*1 C Koeraer 1 F Buckley 9-5-'. U 57-1U2-5 67459 DR. SHERMAN w '.i lull 1 2 5- 6- 61 4nk 5nk y Oraliam .1 E Ropmu S 10 9 3 13-10 67:;n!t ORCBAN a 6 111 JSS 8 8 S 64R Davis E J Ramsey 15 25 20 8 3 67035 YELLOWSTONE w bb 8 112 6 7 6.'. 7 7' 5?. 7- Borel T B Brophy IS 20 20 8 3 672S2 PICKAWAY WB 7 109 3 1 1^ l«* 4«1 7** 8 C WilliainsA J Jackson 15 16 16 6 3 Time. 233. -,ii. 1 :l«jJ, l:2!)f. W inner— Ch. ^-. by Idmiiic-s Sauteuse (trained by E F. Marshall). Went to past at 2 88. At post 1 minute. Start mad. Won driving: second and tlip-.l the same. The Reprobate practical!] forced the pace from the atart, drew out in the stretrh Bad canse away from the favoritt s rhalleuce. rtHMTlBg remarkable iinproveinent. Confessor, after running in forward COBtoatlon throughout, tired slightly it the end. Meada was prominent all the way and gauiHv earned third place. Is extra good aad wenl ij le on the turns. Shady Lad broke slowly and iimvi d up rapidly ( ri the inside in the middle half, hut tired in the stredh and ran a bad race. Dr. Sherman was nevet dangerous. OrehaB, away |«M.rly. male up much ground and is worth remembering. T ellowstone seems in poor form. Pickaway showed speed, but quit at the half mile and will do to watch. The winuer wis catered for *. oo; no bad. Scratched (87332) El Prhaera, 100. Overweights Orrhaa, 1 pounds. ft7 PvttQ THIRD PACE -1 Mile. (l.'IKi— 4-117.) Purse $400. 3-year-ohis and upward. D I tJOO Selling. Net value to winner $.125. 'ind Horses AWri"PP~St % jj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 672P1 FLAUNT wslO Ui9 9 I 8*« | ] i-nk Ii| \n a KoernerS P Tate 3 4 4 8-5 7-10 67t:;4 ink waa T 112 2 i 5» EH 81 24 8*1 Borel .1 ■Iowa s 12 12 4 s-5 67334 -'LITTLE MIRTHFUL W 5 189 5 8 8*141 1-1 1' 8* F Graham Engst'iu&Parker 8 9 6 11-56-5 87489 SAN REMO b 6 107 7 2 33 2nk 5ni 4nk 4'1 A Walsh Applegate&Cofn 15 30 30 12 4 («7468)MABBL BOLLANDERw 3 M2 1 4 IS 1J 1$ 8*1 6«* J Hunter W Walker 3 2 3-213 101-2 1-4 66S..9 LAZE1.1. u I .. mi I 9 9 9 8 8 •*} Nutting A Koonigshergo«- 8 15 13 E 2J h7m JIM PENDERGAST W 1 184 6 6 7« 7« 7 72 7n^ W Smith T A Davtes 40 8t 80 30 12 67407 ALARIC WBB 1 94 8 5 S2 8J 9 9 S-'l .1 Hayes .T E Cas ]u % 89 8 4 67458 DUKE OF ORLEANS Wl I 181 4 7 4nk 6' 6' 61 9 W FischerK II Rice Jr. 10 15 15 6 13-5 Time. 25*. 5 ». 1:17. 1:484. Winner -B. g. by Forrsfer— Display (trained by E. F. Frederick ~on . W11 t to iiost at 2:3.;. At i ost 1 minute. Start strangling. Wihi eisiiy; serond driving: thirl *he snine. Fl.'iini, after clos» pursuit of the leaders from the start, drew out in the stretch and won decisively, ink shuffled hack early, closed up rapidly in the last half into a fasr going second. Little Mirthful, away badly, raced into a long lead at the half, but tired finally and prol.ably was unlucky to lose. San Remo was prominent for seven furlongs and tired Mabel Hollander set the pace for six furloncs and quit. Lazell was nearly left and closed a big gap. Alaric was knocked to the rear early. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. ' Scratched— 07400 Crov shade. 102: 67501 Cadiehon, 107; 07385 Captain Burnett, 105. Incorrect weight in entries— Alaric. SO. C'J PwQ/4_ FOIRTII RACE— 1 Mile and 50 Yards. (1:42—4—110.) Purse $1,000. 3-year olds \J 9 •JC3\t and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $800. Ind Horses AWt PP St Vt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P 3 6751(i2DR. LBGGO ws 5 114 1 1 l"k 2nW Ink L'2i l1 C Koerner C C McCafferty 7 5 7-513-1U9-20 out (t 7510)LDWlN SUM w 4 lli 4 4 2-1 I* Zk 1« 3« J Hunter W Walker I 17-517-59-10011 1 ■-1 * 67 4S52 NORTH WF-ST w 6 96 5 5 3t 32 3s 32 321 R Davis W Hawke 3 4 16-59-10 1-3 (67511 (MANDATOR w 4 91 2-2, 4* 4« 49 4" 410 Scoville Keene Bros 7 8 8 2J 4-5 (67507)GRAPHITE b 5 80 9 8 6' 5 5 5 5 Buxton Sierra Nev Stablel2 50 50 15 4 Time. 24j. 50, 1:161, 1:41*. 1:44J. Winner — B. h. by Pnryear D. — Sevens (trained by C. C. McCafferty). Went to post at 2:57. At post 1 minute." Start fair. Won handily; second driving: third the miiii". Dr. Leggo, from a striding start, practically set the pace all the way and drew out at the end with a rush. Edwin Cum ran lapped on the winner to the final strides, where he succumbed. Northwest, nearly left, ran head and head with fie pacemakers to the last turn, where she tired after an extra good race. Mandator -tas never dangerous. Graphite was outclassed and outpaced. Incorrect weights in er tries — Nortwest. 97; Mandator, 90. — — * i^\7 PvQPC FIFTH RACE— 8-4 Mile. 1:12—0—118.) Purse $400. 3-year olds and upward. Ol OOO Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWTPP St % Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S | en88*8T. FRANCIS 4 105 4 1 23 l'i l'h l'i Gross Maple Stable 2116-513-511-1011-20 67484 MISTY S PRIDE w 7 97 6 4 12 21 321 2l E Dugan Brannon & Kirbyli 6 13-51 3-5 (67208)GATEWrAY w 6 105 7 5 61 5=1 4'i 3» F Wilson J S Wood 8 13 8 3 8-5 (673S4)E. M. BRATTAIN w S 108 5 3 32 35 2nk 42i L WilliamsJ D Millin 5 7 7 2 1 (67533)CONVENT BELL s 3 S4 8 6 4l 4J 6= 0'- Buxton W M Caine 30 50 50 15 « 673842PON'TOTOC WB 5 109 3 2 52 6'i 5nk 6" Scoville Keene Bros 6 6 6 2 4-5 (61636)DICK WII^SON SB 4 105 1 7 7 7 7 7 Borel T E Brophy 100 100 60 25 10 670S4 NONIE LUCILLE w 4 99 2 Left at the post. Lycurgua C C McCafferty 6 10 10 4 2 Time. 24J. 49. 1:15. Winner Ch. Rubicon Not (trained J. — c, by — Why by Freter). Went to post at 3:20. At post 4 minutes. Start good for all baft Nonie Lucille. Won easily; second and third driving. St. Francis, from a striding start, ran in close pursuit of the early pacemaker and draw out on the last turn and won as his rider pleased. Misty's Pride set a stiff pace on the inside, relinquished the lead on the last turn and then held on very gamely. Gateway, away | oo;iy and inadequately handled, steadily improved his position and. finishing Uke a shot.' got up for third place in the last stride. E. M. Brat tain. [Kicketed and under a pull, was well up throughout and tired right at the end. Convent Bell ran prominently all the way, but tired finally. Pontotoc ran a bad race and dropped to the rear early. The winner was entered for $1,000; no bid. f*l-7 K QO SIXTH R AC I :— Futurity Course. (170 feet less than 3-4 mile.) (1 :09— 3-liO.) Xj I fj £j \J Purse 84*88, 3-year olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horse AWtPPSt K Vj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~~ (C758S)TRIUMPHANT wn 10s 6 1 1-'. 1- l'i 1' Scovillo Keene Bros Pi 25 25 7 9-5 671.:ii KUKUMO W 109 3 3 23 23 L-nk -_•» * Koerner T II Rvan 6-5 6 5 6 5 9 20out 67438*GRACE C. WB 189 1 6 6 3h 1-' 3" k F Graham II W Hoag 2 12-511 5Il-20out 67436 OCEAN SHORE w s 109 4 5 5h 4'i 3.'. 42 O WilliamsA F Elliott *4 5 18-59-1013 67::s2 GRACE ST. CLAIR W MM 5 2 2- 5-'i B* 5'" Borel J E Hoppas 99 20 20 6 S-5 67457 YANK WB M6 2 4 4 6 6 6 W Fischer Nriiy & Meigs *4 5 18-59-101-3 •Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time, 1:121. Winner— B. r, by Gerotsteia -Erratum (trained by (J. II. Keene). Went t« post at 2:57. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Triumphant, from a ilyi.ig start, won all the way and is much improved. Kokomo was in nearest pmsuit of the winner throughout, but failed to get up in a fast and game effort, (race G. got away poorly and dosed a big gap. Ocean Shore was mishandled all the wav. was civen a poor start, ruade up a Jot of groaad and finished with a belated rush. Grace St. Clair and Yank retired tally. . Overweights — Grace G., .T pounds; Grace St. Clair, 1. Hot Springs Form Chart. HOT SPRINGS FORM CHART. (OAK LAWN.) HOT SPRINGS. ARK., Wednes-lay, March 13, 1907. -Thirty third day. Oat BIBB Jc*-key Club. Spring Meeting (00 days). Weather cloudy; track fast. (7 l coks on. Presiding Judge. Frank J. Bryan. Starter, A. B. Dade. Secretary, E. W. Maginn. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. W Indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. «^»r7pra~_Q FIRST RACE -1-2 Mile. (48 8 188.) Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Allowances. O • OJt/O Net value to winner 8888; Ind Horses AWtPP St \j \k % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S i'6!tr.!-SlllRLEY ROSSMORB w 106 2 1 l2 l2 l'i D Austin J C Milan 6-5 8-5 S-5 7-101 3 674S9zBOLL WEEVIL w 106 3 2 2'.'. 2- 2J Shrove W H Norton 3 3 2 7-101-S 67493 ORPHAN? w 109 7 5 1" f* 3'i C H ShilTgL A Cella 3 5 5 2 4-5 67393 NO ENGINE w 106 8 7 51 4U 41 Moreland H MrCarren Jr 10 15 15 6 3 (7589 WASHAKIE WB 106 4 6 41 5- 5:1 Griffith G TV J Bissell 20 30 30 10 4 1-7468 WILLIAM BIS8ETT wn 993 6 8 6'i 6r' 6" D Riley P T Chinn 20 30 30 10 4 67419 MARGR'T RANDOLPHw 106 5 4 T- 712 7" Butler J S Hawkins 99 15 15 5 2J 67413 KATHERINE MURPHYw 197 1 3 8 8 8 Mountain II R Baker 31 4 4 7-5 3-5 Time, 12J, 23|. 49. Winner— Ch. f. by Bendoran - -Tardy (trained by J. C. Milam). Went to post at 2:15. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second driving: third the same. Shirley Rossmore. running to her best form, took a long lead at once and was never seriously menaced at any stage, winning eased up to a canter. Boll Weevil followed close tip for the first quarter, but tired in the stretch, although finishing fast when Shirley Rossmore was eased up. Orphany went well and was always the most serious contender of the others. No Engine closed a gap in the stretch. Katherine Murphy, away in a tangle, had scant .chance and was eased up throughout. Overweights — Katherine Murphy, 1 pound. £ rT fTQl SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. (1:00^—4-111.) Purse $300. 3 year olds. Filliss. \J I «J e^f rfc Allowances. Net value to winuer S225. Ind Horses AWt PP St % V- % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 67469 ROSE BAST W 112 8 6 2'i l1 l2 l'.». Mountain J W O'Neal] 7-5 8-5 S-5 1-2 out 67444 Dl'LZI'RA w 107 9 5 51 41 2-" 24 Dearborn I B Fitzgerald 12 15 15 5 2i 67119 STARS LOW w 112 10 7 3h 2 31 3! W Allen J O'Neill 30 30 30 10 5 67519 TAUNT Ws 112 3 3 41 62 4h 4l D Austin T E Crist 10 10 7 2 1 67219 REDRICE wn 107 4 4 1 31 B'l 51 Manders D T Morris 12 15 15 6 2J 67547 KATE M'CR.VKEN w 107 2 2 91 72 6h 6t» J Conway H Ramsbottom 30 40 40 12 5 674442THEODOCTA w 991 11 6' 5b 7l 7'i C H Shill'gChinn & ForsytheS-5 8-5 6-5 1-2 out 67444 ALLINE CUMMINGS W 112 6 10 8t 92 8 82 D Riley C S %Villiams 12 20 20 8 4 67444 SBLETA w 107 11 It 10- 10* ll»i 92 Williams H T Batcheler 30 40 40 12 5 (.7215 MISS HYNES ws 112 5 8 7l 82 91 1012 Young H J Henley 3(1 40 40 12 5 67519 DUSK8TON a 187 7 9 IP 1110112 ll2 Skirvin H McCarren Jr 12 15 15 6 3 67444 BOB'S PET w 112 12 12 12 12 12 12 Moreland O Pangritz 8 10 10 4 2 Time. 24. 4.8;*. 1:02£. Winner— Blk. f. by Plaudit— Quiver (trained by J. W. O'N'eall). Went to post at 2:44. At pest 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; secend driving; third the same. Rose Hait was well handhd aad clear of interference, dashed into the lead after going a aawrtci and, under a mild drive, drew away in the stretch to win with plenty in reserve. Dulzura, hard ridden all the way, saved ground on the stretch turn and finished artth a rush. Starglov forced the running almost throughout, but tired near the end. Taunt ran fairly well and was favored by gx d rating link. Bedrice was in close (piartcrs most of t'ie way. Theodotia was almost thrown soon after the start aud again suffered from interference en the stretch turn and can do much better. Scratched— 07422 Ballad. 107. Incorrect weight in entries— Rose Hart, 102. ft7PkQP[ THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. (1:12;-5— 113.) Purse $400. 3 year-olds and upward. O 1 t/t/tj Selling. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses ~ AWtPPSt V4. \*. &1 Sir Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~~ (67398)HAUQHTY W 4 98 4 4 t\ V 3". 1" Butler J W O'Neal] 21 Bj 31 1 2-5 97488*BBN .sTTRONG wn 3 94 5 3 1- I* V 2". F Swain L A Cclla 6-513-1013-105-5 out (671701.SORREE TOP w 5 102 I 7 6-' 63 41 2* Dearborn 1 B F'itzgerald 4 5 5 I 3-5 67371 RALRERT av it 5 112 7 1 2'?. 23 22 4' Trueman J C Milam 6 7 6 2 1 67 16 I-'I.IP WSB 3 99 8 6 5- 41' 5- E Shreve I King 5 S 7 3 6-5 97485*WOOD CLAIM w 8 189 6 8 71 74 71 61 Skir\in H MrCarren Jr 20 25 25 8 4 (675441PETER KNIGHT wit 5 107 1 2 8 S 8 71 Mountain W Keating 15 15 15 6 3 67496 MIDAS wsb 4 101 2 5 l'i 51 61 8 Keating G E Dudley 20 20 15 6 3 Time. 23J, 48H. 1:14. Win u r— Ch. f. by Handsel— Rumpoint (trained by J. W. O'N'eall). Went to iK st at 3:13. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: so -ond and third the same. Haughty, after being reserved in the early stages, moved up resolutely when called on i 1 the last quarter and. gaining with :-. rush through the final furlong, got up in the closing strides to win a iucky rare. Ben Strong, much the bo-t, was ezcesalTely urged in the first half and mi ed into exhaustion, tired badly in the last sixteenth ami had nothing in reserve to stall off Haughty. Sorrel Top. away [ oorly. saved much ground all the way mid finished fast. Ralbert tired fast after \oing a half. Flip had no mishaps and was outclassed here. The others were never daugerous. The . ■ inner was entered for $6 00; no bid. Scratched 0714s Inhr.lcn. l'-2: 87520* Matador, 110; 67348-Dan McKenna, 110; 67421 Alencon, 107; 07498 Mrs. Annie, 105; 07470 Black Art, 11(1. ft7 PkQft FOI RTM RACE 1 Mile. (1 :"!C— 4 --108J.) rurse $500. 3} ear olds and upward. O I »_9 fj \J llainlirap. Net value to winner $400. Ipd Horses AWt PP St hi % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O 5 C PS (67472") BEEi 'HER wit 6 997 2 1 33 «» 35 l2 1- C 11 Shi«»gS A Brrkham 8-6 8-8 1 2-5 out (87521)CALABASH w 4 101 4 4 21'. 2* 2' 2- 2" Bhrere .1 W O'Neal] 3 16-516-57-10out 67471 RL.TXJ.M NT LET W3 96 1 2 41 4°k 43 3' 3" Griflith 'lj P Hayes 2. 2'. 11-51-5 out W. K SI.ADE w4 95 5 5 5 5 5 4'.1. 48 Butler ." R Hand 10 10 4i 6-5 out 67571 DR. MACK wm; 1 103 5 3 I3 t'l l* 5 5 Moreland W H Norton 10 12 12 3 out Time. 21. ls:. 1:15. 1 :41|. Winner Br. h. by St. J-ilicn— Mary Bess itraiurd I y C. W. Bcatt). Went to iiost at 3:40. \t pool 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; seroiiu driving- third the sine. Bcerher ran as if he outcl.ts ed the others, trailed far bark for the tir-t half. la ' ed up fast when called on and, taking the lead on the s'lrtrh turn, won as his rider pleased. Calabas'i ran foi-vardly [real 'he Start, fait tired in the last ferloi»g and had to he hard ridden to save second plate. Redgaunllel dropped bark unexpectedly 011 the Srat talk, then closed a big gap gradually and. finishing fast, would have : een second in a few more strides. W. K. Blade is a good looker that has worked will and will improve. Dr. Mark cut across, in front of the others at tlie start and gained a big lead through this, but tired after going three-quarters. _^^^^^ £3rj tZ{\r7 FIFTH RACE 1 1-2 Miles. (2:355— 5— 10S.) Purse $500. 4-year olds and upward. O ( tj«7 I Selling. Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses A~\VtPPSt~St % Mi~^Str~Flii Jockeys Owners O H C~P 8~" R473*ATTILA w 8 101 3 3 4 4 1» I1 I'll1 C H Shiil'gW McLcinore 1 6-5 6-5 14 out 67522 BIG BOW w 5 M 2 2 B 21 21 » 8* -'h A'oung G W Scott 4 5 21 1-2 out 67522-P.ENDIGO wb 5 109 4 4 33 32 4 4 31 34 Mountain H R Baker 7-5 8-5 8-5 1-3 out 6752L"llELGER.SON wit 6 96 1 I I ' 11 2«J 3* 4 4 Dearborn J J Flannigan 8 15 15 2 out Time. 2»'., 52. 1:184, l:«S|, 2:IOi, o.;;7 Winner — Ch. g. by Kivght of Ellcrslir I'urlano (trained oy W. MiLemore). Went 'o post at 4:1!. At post 1 minute. Start rood." Won handily: second driving: third the same. Attila. showing sudden improvement and well handled, was reserved for the first mile, then dashed into the lead and won with nlenty in reserve. Big Row was a forward contender in the earl.. Mages, appeared soundly beaten on the' stretch turn, but -ame in the last quarter and. finishing gamely, got up fee second place in the final stride. Bendigo suffered from interference in Hie first mile and was forced to go wide into the stretch, tired slightly in the final strides and was uubtcky to lose second place. Helgerson led ou sufferance, but tan fairly well. Tlie winner was entered to? $500, no bid. C7 ^OQ SIXTH RACK-3-4 Mile. (1:138— 5— 113.) Purse 8300. 3-year-olds. SeKiug. XJ I Ot/O Net value to winner $225. Ind Horses AWt PP~St % Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ~Q H C P 8~~ 67519iHAWKAMA wins 4 6 51 2- 2'.'. Ink Mountain P J Milled l 1 7-101 :fout 675193DR LEE HUFFMAN w 999 5 5 lb 1- lh L'2 Dearborn G H Marlman 3 5 5 8-5 4-5 6:519 J. D. DUNN w 105 I 1 6'1 V 43 32 C H S'hill'gP King 6 8 8 21 6-5 67519 WOOLSTARTLE w 105 9 5 4'1 4h 31 4s F Swain L A Cella 3 5 5 8 5 4-5 67519 SIR VAGRANT w 105 1 2 56 3J 51 5J D Austin J C Milan 7 8 8 2J 6-5 67396 GI.ENDOVEER w 105 7 7 82 7" 62 6» Young R N Vestal 8 8 8 3 6-5 67519 MOONL'T MURPHY wb 102 2 4 7" 62 82 73 Butler J S Bratton 30 30 20 8 3 67469 SHARONOWANA w 97 6 9 21 81 7l 82 E Martin G W Clark Jr 30 60 60 20 S 67469 DULWEBER wb 105 8 8 9 9 9 9 Moreland Sallee & L'h'ter 30 30 20 8 3 Time. 23*. 4Sg. l:14-i Winner — B. g. by Hawkswiek — Amaranth (trained by J. S. Merchant). Went to post at 4:4.'{. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Hawkama was away slow lv and had to be hard ridden in the early stages to keep in a contending |K si-tion, hut stood the final drive gamely and outstayed Dr. Lee Huffman iu the closing strides. Tlie latter, away fully in motion, showed improved form and the most early speed and stayed fairly well in the final drive. J. D. Dunn began slowly and had a rough trip throughout, but finished with a rush. Woolsiartle tired fast after going a half and can do better. Gleudoveer, away in a tangle, had scant chance and ran, poorly. The winner waa entered for $500; uo hid. Scratched— 074'JOJAuua llubkiu, 06. _+ Page 4 New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, March 14 New Orleans Entries and Past Performances tor Thursday, March 14. u. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAIT. First Race [1st New Orleans] FIRST RACE— 3 1-2 Furlonps. 2-year-olds. Selling. (41— i.'— 110^..) Index Course Dlst Time T'ck Wt St % & % StrFln Jockeys Best Company CATHERINE F., h. f. 2, by Gallantry — Fashionable (R. Tucker). Weight today 101. OT.vji; ciiy Park 2 1 - t 413 fasj Ml l 6* i:': Jaa Ben'syM.Donohue, D.ofDawn. BrawneyLad ■9651 CUy I'ark 2 1 :' f 43} slow 99 7. :. 5* ."■ ' Boadwee Bine Lee. Bucket Brigade. Truce. 9(737 F. Qrounda :: 1 _ f 46J hvy ins i 2 f V Seder Lattice, Blister, Dick Rase. MAMMY DINK. b. f. 2. by Shaolell— Mor.o (F. McKenna). Weight today 105. (7499 Ctty Park 3 I :' f 121 f aal 115 2 l'l 2* .ins Hen'syLute Foster. Balolee, Florence \. I7M1 !' G inds 1-2 S0| atop 103 I 6 ,v 5'» W McIn'reGreaham, Lattice. Coincident. MSB r. Qrounda I 1-3 f 431 mud 107 (i 8 71 7* Mitchell Lattice, Dew of Dawn, Rabywlck. GREMSE, b. f, 2, by Frankfort— Calea (J. H. Young). Weight today 106. (T449 City Park 3 1-2 f 421 fast 113 3 l SI 5*1 Troxler Rosebloom, Parisian Model, Dona II 67227. P. Gr unda 1-2 Saf hvy 99 '■ 7 4^ ::- Gaugel Elvira M.. DickRoae. PrlnceBowling (7249 F. Qrounda 3 1-2 f 41 alow 104 1 1«' "ut Jas Hen'syLadyCarolinelL, Balolee, LaSamada BITTER MAN, b. c, 2, by Bitter Root— Misaouri II. (J. C. Cahn). Weight todav 103. 67526 City Park 3 1-2 1 fasl 107111 11 11'" Foy M.Donobue, D.ofDawn, BrawneyLad 67298 P. Gro 1 - B0 slop in; 7 7 7' (*| Hogg BraW. Lad, Pr. Bowling, Ben Sand. 67201 F. Grounds 4 1-2 t S5 fast 103 9 9 8= 7*1 Hogg Gresham, Blue Lee, Babywick. BUCKET BRIGADE, ch. c. 2. bv Goodrich — Piccola (E. R. BradleyL Weight tcday 108. (7399 Citj t 1-2 f 421 fast lis 2 4 "•L-J Pickett Pr. Bowling, BltterSir, Bayou Lark 67034 City Park 3 1 2. f 411 fast M 7 7 7- 7*1 Pickett Lee Crest. Whisk lircn.ni. Lattice 9J8S1 City Park 3 1-2 1 431 alow 102 4 " -i -- Pickett Blue Lac, Truce, Pick Rose. » PRINCE BOWLING, b. c, 2. by Cesarion — Princess Bowling (0. Blanchard). V/eight todav 110. • City Park :i 1 - f 4iM fast Ms 4 l' 1' 1- Diggins B. Brigade, Bitter Sir, Bay on Lark. '. Gi lunds 1 _' S0f h\-y 10S 2 4' Jas Eten'ayElvira M.. Dick Rose, Gremse. (7299 P. Qrounda 1 2 SO atop 199 G 2 :'.'• 2- Seder Braw. Lad. Ben Sand. Bayou Lark. LEE CREST, b. c, 2, by Goldcrest — Grace Lee (L. Goldstein). Weight today 111. 97277 P. Grounds I I 2 t 551 slow 113 s In lit'" n'-Mus Hen'svE.M.Pry, Bine Lee, I.. Caroline II. (7024 City I'ark 3 1-2 f 41?. fast lo4 2 l 14 r .las Hen' sy Whisk Broom, Lattice, Convenient 99901 Cit) Park 3 1 2 f 41] fast 112 1 3 31 .v-'.ins Hen'syM. Montrose, Notasalga, Coincident CONVENIKNT, blk. f, 2. by Compute— Contenta (C. E. Burnett) Weight today 105. (7125 I'. tin 1-2 49| slow 112 4 2 2s 1" Nicol Gremse. Lute Foster. Florence N. 974)24*: ;'. 3 1-2 f lis fast 10013 Z 2» 4*1 W R WftfrLee Great, Whisk Broom. Lattice. 99939 City I'ark 3 1-2 1 42 fast l I] 4 2 3* 3*1 R Lowe Ziepben, Black .Mary. Hannis. DICK ROSE, b. g. 2. by Sorcerer— Wavelette (R. E. Watkins). Weight todav 105. 67325 F. Grounds 1-2 BOg hvy mi fi 2 :" ' : W BcIn'reElvira M., Gremse, Prince Bowling. 17024 City Park 3 1-2 f 411 fast I" 4 4 4'. .v Bilac Lee Crest, Whisk Br Lattice. 96861 Cltj Pa k 3 1-2 t 4:;.'. si^w mi ti 4 4\ 4* \V MHn'reBIue Lee, Bucket Brigade, Truce. LA SAMADA, eh. f. 2. by Jack Point— Alice Ryan (J. H. Baker). Weight today 105. (7499 City Park 3 1-2 f 421 fast 115 7 s- 8"?.LJoyd Lute Foster. Mammy Dink, Balolee. 97449 City Park :: i : f 421 fasl 112 S 3 I' («• Lloyd Rosebloom, Parisian Model, Dona I! 67325 F. i.i unds 1-2 504 hvy 92 l I 61 (* Lloyd Elvira M.. Dick Rose, Gremse. FINESSE, b. f, 2, by Compute — Prestidigitatrice (P. J. Sullivan). Weight todav 107. (7290 F. Grounds t 1 2f 55 fast 101 I 7 1 5*1 A Martin Gresham, Blue Lee. Rnbywlck. 66566 F. Grounds 2 1-2 f 42 fast 101 4 6 7£ s;' -I Lee WhiskBroom, LuteFoster, BlueLee. 96X77 City I'ark 3-S 36* fast llo 3 2- 2 Engl'der Capu.iue, Hazel M., Ziephen. DROP STITCH, b. f. 2. by Toddington— Hosiery (S. T. White). Weight tcday 108. 67526 City i'ark 3 l 2 t 41| fast mi 7 **5«J Heustis M.Donoboe, D.ofDawn, BrawneyLad 97379 City Park :: l - f 42f faal 109 4 " 3' :;■ Hueatla E. M. I-'rv. Ziepben, Belle of Kent. (7277 F. Grounds 4 1-2 t S5| stow 199 '.» li ii ll**aBilac P.M. Fry, Blue Lee, L. Caroline II. BLACK HAWK. blk. c. 2, bv Pontiac— Pana (F. Burrows). Weight tcdav 108. (7024 Citj Park 3 i 2 i 411 fast 103 :• I : ■• s »iJ Lee Lee Crest. Whisk Broom, Lattice. 66679 F. Gi ut Is 2 1-2 C 461 hvy 112 6 (' 4*1 Van DusenLawless, C. Betaferd, Jimmy II. 96377 City Pa lc Id fast 113 6 lo1 9**13 Martin Capudne, flnnssr. HaasJ m. LUTE FOSTER, b. f, 2. by King Hanover — Lucy Blaze (E. Riehardson). Weight todav 110. 67499 Cit v Park 3 l It 421 fast 120 3 ::'.'. V L Smith Mammy 1 I i 1 1 . Balolee, Florence \. (7449 Citj Park 3 1 I t 421 fast 115 9 7 7^ 4«J Mitchell Rosebloom, Parisian Model, Dona II (7225 I". Grounds 1-2 * mud 94 5 S i- 31! Bilac Dew of Dawn, Gresham, Lattice. PRINCESS SUE, b. f. 2,bv Bender an— Palustre (Mrs. S. Doherty). Weight today 115. 67476 City I'ark 3 1-2 f 429, t ast H)7 9 7 6] 611 Troxler Ziephen, Gresham, Bayou Lark. (7200 F. Grounds 4 1-2 f BS fast mi in i; 61 6* Bilac Gresham, Blue Leo, Rubywick. i;7i",,~ F. ''.: punda 1-2 471 faal 117 11 li» 9* 9l* Dominick MolUe Montrose, Notasulga, Lattice Second Race [2nd New Orleans] SECOND RACE — Short Caexsc Steeplechase. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (2:8G I -13d.) JACKSON DAY, b. g. 9, by Register— Mamie Burns (J, C. Holbrook). Weight today 126. Citj Park 5-8 1:01 fast 129 10 '. 10 12 12*8JMcKin*y Tichimingo. Consideration. Airship. 07 City Park S C 2:581 fast I35J 8 4 » 9 9 9*»JGaddy Anles, T. G.Scarbrougb, S.Resartus (6433 City i'ark S C 3KKf fast 136 1 2 2 19 19 M** Pollock Dawson, Bnbadar, Plea. HAREFOOT, b. g, 5. by Applegate — Spider (L. F. Barthe). Weight today 135. 67525 Cit a I'ark S C 2:56 rasl 133 2 6 3 3 3* 3»' Pollock Kara, 8. Resartus, Little Wallv. (7375 Citj Park S C 3:051 fast Hi 2 1 1 S 5 5lclPollock Dr. Keith. Incantation, Esterjoy. 9(775 City Park S C 3:19 hvy 114 2 2 5 S B*» 6** Henry Kara. Anles, Pittkin. CREOLIN, b. g, 7, bv Riley— Miss Bowling (E. Corrigan). Weight today 13G. 67 City Park S C 2:57 fast 140 1 l I 1 B1 B" E MorrisonEsterjov, Aral".. Lights Out. 67502 Citj I'iiI, PC 3:54 fast 146 B 1 S 3 3 :: '■ V. MoniSonSt. Volma. Aral..., Dr. Keith. (7050 City I'ark' F C 2:56 fast ill r. G 5 4 5'" ,".'' E HorriaonRip, Incantation, Gould. LIGHTS OUT. ch, g, 5, by Pirate of Penzance— Gleam (J. T. Stewart). Weight today 138. 67550 City Park 8 C 2:57 fast 138 3 2 2 .". 2"i :;:; Yourell Esterjoy, Aran... Hen. A. Schroeder 67450 City I'ark S C 3:00 fast ill S 3 5 .". 4- 4*1 Archib'ld Anles. Snbador, Arabo. (7900 City i'ark S C 2:681 fast li! i; B :: I *' *« Archib'ld Anles. T. G.Scarbrougb, S. Resartus KARA, b. g, 4, by Herald— Irene (M. J. Daly). Weight todav 145. 67525 City Park S C 2:56 fasl 136 7 2 2 1 V 1* .1 Murphy S. Resartus, Harefoot, L. Wallv. 67479 City I'ark l 1:411 fast 107 6 5 S in n inn Jas CarrollGoldway, Oriine, Roseboro. (7494 City Park 1 1-16 1:481 fast WH 4 2 2 3 I* 1*1 J Daly Ivanboc, H. of Hyacinth, Sin. Belle PETER EECKER, b. g. 4, by G. W. Johnson— Faustine (F. A. Libby). Weight today 130. 67525 Citj Park S C 2:56 fasl 132 ( I 5 6 . 6**lA'hibald Kara. Savior Resartns. Harefoot. (K46 Latonia -\i ;:;.":::■.; - - ..1 130 :• 1 I 1 l1 23 Yourell Lady Jocelyn, Profitable, Dawson. (SS18 Latonia Ab U 3:29| fast 129 2 2 2 2 :\v 41* Garic Harlequin, War chief. L. Jocelya INCANTATION, ch. m. 5, by Horoscope — White Rose (M. B. Spalding). Weight today 135. 67450 S C 3:90 fasl 140 3 i i 4 :•' 5"! Walcotl Anles. Subador, Aral-. C7375 City Park S C 3:051 fast 117 8 3 2 2 2- 2= Archib'ld Dr Keith. Esterjoy, Port Worth. 67050 City i'ark F C 3:56 fast 137 s 1 1 2 2" 2** Walcott Rip, GoakL Little Waliy. SARTOR RESARTUS, b. g. 6, by Donald A. —Lady Taylor (J. Burttschell). Weight todaj 136. 67525 City Park S C 2:56 fasl 134 1112 2* 2; McK'ney Kara. Harefoot, Little Wallv. (74 Ity Park S C 3:02! fast 1::'' 7 l l 1 4" 4*1 Major L. Wallv. M. A. Schroeder, Naran. (7990 Citj I S C 2:581 fast 135 ■"• 8 i 5 V ■',' Vmirell Amies, T.G.Scarbrough, Lights Out. SUBADOR, b. g, 8, by Florist— Mary Louise (F. J. Douglas). Weight today 144. 67525 City Park St 2:56 las- 149 5 :'• I 5 .v :,-- Rice Kara. Sartor Resartus, Harefoot. (7450 City Park I C.3:09 fast 150 7 2 1 1 li 2' Yourell Anles. Arabo. Lights Out. V7 City I'ark S C 2:581 fast 149 1117 8l» 8'»W Ford Anles, T. G.Scarbrougb, S.Resartmi ARABO, ch. h, 7, by Nomad — Charm (T. D. Sullivan). Weight today 151. 67550 City Park 8 C 2:57 fast Us S 3 3 2 :'.'■ 2- Boyle Esterjoy, LigbtsOut, H.A.Schroeder 67502 City I'ark F C 3:54 fast 146 2 3 ! 2 2:"2'"' Boyle St. Volma, Creolin, I r. Keith. (7460 City Park S C 3:99 fast 159 2 7 2 2 2\ 3»1 Boyle Amies, Subador, Lights out. Third Race [3rd New Orleans] THIRD RACE — 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances, (1:26—3—87.) SALLY PRESTON, b. f. 3, by Cano pus— Nell Preston (W. Rodgers). Weight today 92. 67475 Cit: 5-8 l:00f fast 117 7 3 2 1»* A Martin Soprano, Cora Price. Catherine H. 67204 !' i 3-4 1:131 fast 93 8 .". E V 2 ■ - A Martin Refined, Dapple Gold, Arabo. 67104 !'. Gi n S 1-2 f 1491 hvy 192 7 I 2 ( B1* A-Martin Capt Taylor, Rickey, Mary Morris. LADY FONSE. ch. m, 6. by Morte Fonse— Lone Princess (F. W. Torreyson). Weight today 103. (7474 City Park I2| fast 109 12 11 10 11 ll1 MP'JNorris orient, Begonia, Lemon Girt. 67327 P. Grot nds I 1 16 1:51 hvy 196 l :. G 6 6 6* INorris - Pasadena, Donna, Paragon. (7253 F. Grounds 11 16 1:50 slow 97 9 8 8 9 9 9"" J Xorris St. Valentine, Tinker, LadyEUison. LANCASTRIAN, b. c. 4, by Kingston— Royal Rose (C. R. Ellison). Weight today 105. 67553 City i'ark 7-8 1:27 fast 165 ( 4 2 1 41 5*1 Jas Hen'sySt. Valentine, Pasadena. MissLeeds. 67426 City 5-8 1:001 fast 119 B S 4 B* 5'- .las Hen'sySonth.Cross, Colum.Girl, Telescope. (4898 Brooklyn 1 1-2 Zdd good 120 2 2 2 1 23 2- Jas Hen'sySed Friar, Angler, Jungle Imp. GRANADA, br. c, 4, by Giganteum — Alexina (C. E. Burnett). Weight today 11G. 67403 City lark 11-8 1:53 List 1"! 2 3 3 I * 4*1 Jas Hen' sy Yankee Girl, Tileing, Anna Day. C7353 F. Gr. i 1:461 hvy MM 1 3 :: 1 3* 3* Lloyd Keator, Besterllng, Light Note. 67252 F. Grounds 1 1:441 slow 119 2 2 1 1 l1 1' Hogg Light Note, Pasadena, Boaart WARNER GRISWELL, br. c. 3, b y Ornus — Sarah (P. Dunne). Weight todav 94. 67555 Citj I'ark I I 16 1:481 fast 91 111 1 2-L 1- R Lowe Delmore, Doubt, Reside. 67401 City i'ark 5-8 1411 fast m B 4 1 ::J 2" Nicol De Oro, Sagapanak, Bellmence. MKS Douglai Ik 6 1-3 t 1:0S fast 10S 4 S 8 82 814iCherry Bitter Miss, Timothy Wen. Mediant COLUMBIA GIRL, ch. m, 6, by Liivalist— Salaire (Johnson & Dodson). Weight today 103. 67553 City Park 7-81:27 fast 9J.s 224 1 3 1 4* L Smith St. Valentine, Pasadena, MissLeeds. 67426 City I'ark 5 . 1:001 fast lis 2 1 I 2*2* L Smith South. Cress. Telescope. Firebrand. (7175 !■". Grounds 7-8 1:2.".* toft 196 4 G G 4 4\ 4s Van l usenWes. Ohiyesa. Bitter Mis--. BILL CARTER, ch. h, 5. by Madd 310— Ellen D. (H. Thomason). Weight tcday 108. (3466 Latonia 11:42 good 112 6 .". 7 5 3* 4* C Fisher Ida Davis, Frivol, Mamie Algol. (3495 Latonia 1 1:412 hvy 108 7 2 2 3 2l. 2* F Jost 8rGeorgeJr..J.P.Mayberry, HJackll (3374 Latonia 1 1:49] mud ill 2 :; 3 4 2J 23 C Fisher HanpyJackli., Matabon. Lee Laud. Fourth Race [4th New Orleans] FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (1:12]— 4 — 101.) WINSTON, ch. c, 3, by Octagon— Callie Dozier (E. Rawlins). Weight todav 87. 67477 City Park 3-4 1:131 fast v7 3 r, 5 :. B'*lVesper Judge Post, CoUoquy, Belle Strome. 64156 Saratoga B 1-2 f 1:08 slop 95 14 14 14 14 14 Pickett .1. r. Core, Loring, Bkmdy. (SM4 Coney Islands 1-2 f 1*T| fast 115 19 19 M 18» U" W Mcln'rePeter Pan, Paumonok. Yankee Girl WILD IRISHMAN, h. h. 5. by Bowling Brook or Filigrane — Correction (J. Phillips). Weight today 97. (7489 Citj Park B 1-2 f 1:071 fast 108 I E 3 »■*«» Lloyd Miss Leeds. Baleshed, Posing 67430 City Park 3 I 1:131 fast 104 8 (1 :. (I1 (• Dowe Eoxmead, Jerry C. Basil. 96924 City i'ark :: 4 1 :i::;J fast 107 13 4 4 7* 191' Dowe BelieBtrome, Woodsaw, Pr. Brutus. RUSK, b. g, 5, by Russell — Nuska fE. Winters;. Weight today 103. (7504 City Park 5-8 B9f fast 101 7 I 3 2' ?,' Lloyd Goldproof. Juggler, CbarlieEastnian 67326 [•' ■ 5 1 2 f 1^)91 hvy ! s 1 2 2 3* 24 Lilac Sir Toddington, J. Fallen. Mafalda (7250 F. Grounds :; I 1 :K] slow 112 1 11 2 5*1 Bilac Excitement, Kleinwood, Marvel P. JUGGLER, br. c, 4, by Hamburg— Elusive (Burlew lc O'Neill). Wreight today 121. (7504 City I'ark 6-8 .".: * fast ill 9 7 7 » 2* Jaa Hen' sy Goldproof, Rusk. Charlie Eastman. (6530 Ctty Park 11:21*4 fast 112 3 3 1 1 l2 lUXicol Alma Pufour. Gild. John Carroll. Gi;i7:! city Park 1 1-1G 1:4a) fast 111 2 3 2 3 2i 2 Jas Hen'syBeaaBrammel, Orbicular. Mia Lad LENS, b. g, 3, by Star Shoot — Queen Dixon 'P, Dunne). Weight today 94. 67C44 City Park :■ 1:271 faal 9991 3 2 3 3 2= 1' Nicol Grace George. Vllonby, Gold.Wave t,i;:r.-.t Citj Park S 1-2 f 1:061 fast 98 2 5 S 3* n.'?. Van DusenToboggan, Sir Todd ington* Mlnot. 99993 City Park 3-4 1:13] fast M 4, 4 3 3} 3" R Lowe Orbicular, SirToddington. Toboggan MARVIN NEAL. ch. c, 4, by Inspector B.— Katie Ellerslie (L. F. Piper). Weight todav !)8. 67202 F. Grounds 2 1 13:59 last m:; 2 E .". 4 1*1* Diggins Missouril.ad. GayMinititer, Cashier 67128 i'. cr. eels 1 3 13:08 slow 100 li ;; 1 2 3* 2." Diggins Mahogany, Dr. Voung, Jungle Imp (3994 City Park 11 I 2:071 fast 198 ,.111 I'll* Digslna Anna Hay, B. Greene, .1. Reddick. GLORIFIER, ch. h. 5. by Hastings— Glory (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 121. (6511 Citj Park 1 1-8 1:55 fast W7 11 1 1 I1 l1 Garner Orbicular, Phil Finch. 96435 Citj Park 1 1-16 1:461 fast 104 ( I 1 1 1- ll Garner Coldinate. .lames Reddtck, Grevilla (SMI Brighton B 1 1-4 2:033 fast 10S 6 5 3 2 3h 4-J Wishard Ram's Horn. Flrsl Mas.,11, Tokaloa Fifth Race [5th New Orleans] FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:381 — 1—110.) FRANK FLESHER. ch. g. 3, b7 Marius II.— Bohemian Lass (John Marklein). Weight today 84. (7551 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:07J fast 112 12 12 9 m- 9* B Davis Sagapanak, Hyperbole, Vobooine. C(;:.7L P. Grounds 1 1:411 fast ]n4 11 12 m 11 14' l3"lJas Hen'syD. Strome, K. Ridgeley, L. Marie. (C537City I'.nk 1 1-K 1:47| fast 93 14 14 U 13 13* Il'HB Lowe Sea Sail, H. of Hyacinth, Cursus. BELSAY, b. g, 3, by Ballyhoo Bey— Frou Froa (E. Corrigan). Weight today 87. G7f.:.i City Park 5 I 2 f 1:071 fasi 11116 9 11 IP ll'"'. 1 Daly Bagapanak, Hyperbole, Voboonse. (MSI City I'ark 5 1-2 f 1491 fact 111 1 "J !» 11- 12" Nieol LtttleGeorge, Fieldwlck, Maelstrom 6702J City I'ark 5 1-2 f 1:07* fast U9 9 8 8 81 12-"iViiii DusenCupt.Tuylor, UttieGeorge, lialhard. SOLLY M., b. c, 3, by Griffon— Broken Vows (P. Dunne). I Weight today 90. 67529 City Park 7-8 1:281 fast 11" 1111 I'll* -Nicol Bchro. Midway. F. Alarm, l)« Oro. 67005 City Park 1 I 1:16 fast 1 to ( I :i 4*1 fi* Nieol Coitness. Dlnenaock, Do Oro. 69639 City Park 3 I 1:1-1.', Cast 113 2 5 5 'J' ►»• C'mmins Line Pale, Capt. Taylor, 1'ireAlariu. LUCY MARIE, b. f, 3. by •Eon-iwatit'a (J. J. Mackesoey). Weight todav 93. 67529 Ciiy Park i-S l:3RJ ia i [05 I 8 9 6 (| (• ll Lowe Solly M.. Siliro. Midway, P.Alarm. 6747S City Park 1-8 1:271 fast 96 2 2 4 5 ii1 6*1 A Martin J. L. Inglis, Polly Prim, R. Breese. (7155 F. Grounds 7 s l:2'.is (peed 194 113 3 l*g la A Martin Cora Price, Baneful. Dry Dollar. VESME, ch. g, 3, by Vesuvian — Guess Me (C. E. Brosius). Weight today 87. 67503 City Park l 1-19 1:47 fast 921 1 8 Jl' 1" 91 '.''' Gaugel Donna, Reside. Mary Morris. 67349 F. Qrounda 3-4 1:18 hvy I2| 4 G 6 G G" Gaugel Refloed, Bertmont, Excitement. (7930 City Park ll:41J'fast 99 3 5. 4 5 31 1» R Lowe Fire Alarm, Reside, Agra. FIRE ALARM, b, g, 3. by Bathampton — Pandemonium (G. H. Neal). Weight today 87. G, .".29 City Park 7 S 1:281 Cast 107 1! 9 6 5 I 3 1 Foy Solly M.. Schro. Midway De oro. 67451 City Park 51 i f 1:089, fast i*m 19 7 6j 6*1 Garner LtttleGeorge, Fieldwlck, Maelstrom C,74n., City Park 3-4 1:151 fast ins S S S 7:1 4- Ubyd Spider Web, Coltawa, Chase. HALBARD, b. g, 3, by Governor Fo raker — Pecos (P. M. Civill). Weight today 93. 67029 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:07* fast 91 7 11 0 C- :'.; Jas Hen'syCap. Taylor, lit. George, Roy.Bom] 66608 F. Grounds 3-4 1:141 fast 102 13 12 V 9' 8*1 McM'hon Narelle, Royal Bond, Gotholroe. 86567 F. Grounds 5-8 1:49| fast 98 10 9 8 S2 7s McM'hon Toy Ley. Prince Ahmed, Lllsmere. VERIBEST. ch. f, 4, by Russell — Option (T. Kiley). Weight today 99. 67350 F. Grounds 3-4 IrWl hvy 99 S 4 6 51 3*1 Gaugel Baleshed, Hig'nbotham, Imp'rt'nee. 66855 ' Ity Park 1 L1G 1:491 slow 981 3 C 5 E 4- r,5i Farrow AnnaDay, KlngElbJworth, Sanction. 66803 City Paik 2,-4 1:17s hvy 194 7 S G 9' 88 W Meln'reKxcitement, Prince Brutus. Basil. BABE B.. ch. f, 4. by Pontiac — Madelaine (Hennessy & Welsh). Weight today 99. 66508 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:061 fast K6 4 4 0 GS 12,:,iD Austin Miss Leeds. Lady Can) C.'ivorita 66337 City Park S 1-2 f 1.09 slow 102 5 i 5 7] 9*1 R Lowe John Petets. Luzariou, Donua. (8304 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14 fast 100 6 7 G 9*f|a Martin Pinstieker, Kohinoor, St. Noel. HAPPY JACK II.. b. h, 5, by Hal ma — Sally Ban (J. Arthar). Weight today 108. 67329 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:51 hvy KSi 6 6 7 10 9 9=' Nieol Delmore. Sin. Belle, Sponre Cake. 672S0 F. Grounds Un 70y 1:481 slow 104 14 2 2 8* 3*1 Lloyd Donna. Sonoma Belle, Hitter Hand. (7254 F. Grounds 3-4 l:Kf slow 112 9 0 9 7- 5*1 Rico] Gauae, Mafalda. Tichimingo. LITTLE RED, b. g. 5, by Ossary— Syrienne (W. C. Hutchinson). Weight today 105. 67330 F. Grounds lm 70] 1:58! hvy HO .". 3 6 8 8s s -■ w 1: Wk'n ;. Duchess, Abjure-, Pat Bulger 66761 F. Grounds 1 1-16 1:541 hvy ill 4 5 G C 7: 7"1W R Wk'rKa tie Powers, SmallLadv, Lit.Klkin 6Gw;S City Park 1 l:4Sl hvy loO 9 9 9 9 9 931 W Burton Gauae, L. Charade. I). McKenna Sixth Race [6th New Orleans] SIXTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1'Pifi 1 38.) LACACHE, ch. g, 7. by John Cooper — Whileaway (A. B. MaginnisL Weight todav 104 67.-.:... City I'ark 1 1-16 1:481 fast 107 6 5 5 8 81 9 !\V R Wk'rWarner Criswell. Deb e Ikunbl 67479 City I'ark 1 1:11* fast 106 3 3 3 4 9"*11«* Pickens GoWway, Oriine, Roseboro 0697C City Park 11:1!?. fast i'.| s S r. 4 «»* 6*1 Pickens GoUway, 11. of Hyacinth, Kara. ANNA DAY, ch. f. 4, by Riley — Hinda (E Corrigan). Weight today 109 67530 City I'ark 1 1 12:081! la-i 109 7 s 7 5 2- 1} Nicol St. Noel. Bell-the-Cat, oriine'. 6745: City Park 1 1 16 1:4(1 fast 92 1 E E ( 9 4* R Lowe Si. Valentine, Pasadena, Pink Star. 67f .2, City Park 11-8 1:51 fast M 1 E 4 1 4' 3s R Lowe Yankee Girl, TIMag, Granada. GRENADE, b. g, 6, by St. Gatien— Tarmoil (J. H. MeCormickl. Weight today 111. 67454 City Park 1 1-8 1:541 fast 106 1 S 2 2 1 P Garner Bellindian, L'vie Green, Dekaber. 67379 City Park 1 1-8 1:541 fast 110 5 1 1 2 2,' 3*1 Garner Bellindian, Foreigner, J. Reddick. 67275 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:4(1 slow 113 2, 2 2 2 l1 Is Garner Paul Clifford, Bellindian, Delmore. PAT BULGER, b. h, 5, by Prince Rudolph — Darksome (J. L. Thompson). Weight today 112. f-7500 City Park 7-8 1:281 fast 123 2 6 ( « 5 * 5* Troxler TheTbrall. Lochgoil. H.of Hraelnth 67404 City Park 11 16 1:481 Cast 114 5 1 3 4 5' ss Troxler Ivanboe, H. of Hyacinth, Kara. 67330 F. Grounds 1 m 7ny 1 ::,::;-; hvy 1(3 9 7 3 4 23 33?. Deckman GrandDucbess, P.Bulger, SmallLady JAMES REDDICK, b. c, 4, by La mplighter— Amelia P. (C. R. Ellison). Weight today 113. 67379 City I'ark 1 1-8 1:541 fast 111 3 E 6 4 4 . 4*1 Seder BeUindian, Foreigner. Grenade. 67un4 City Park 1 1-4 2:871 fast 197 3 3 4 4 3"k 4=* Jas Hen'svMarvin Neal, A. Day, L.vie Greene. 9(902 City Park 2 2::;:2j fast 109 1 4 3 4 41 518 J Martin Alma Dufour, Mamie Algol, Oily. ST. NOEL, b. g, 6, by St. George— Nan (J. U. Strode). Weight today 107. 67530 City Park 1 1 1 2:081 last 198 ! 1 I I 14 21 Gaugel Anna Day. Bell-the-Cat, Oriine. 67275 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:16* slow 112 2 S S S 72 7llJC,augel Grenade. Paul Clifford. BeUindian. 67228 F. Grounds Dn 79y 1:481 mud 119 111 1 1- 1*1 Gaugel Reside, Delmore, Plavigny. LACY CRAWFORD, b. g, 7, by Sain— Apozea (F. McKenna). Weight today 109. 67479 City I'ark 11:411 fast 111 114 s 81 9»*lTroxler Goldway, Oriine. Roseboro. 67402 City Park 11-16 1:48 fast ill 1 6 G 7 E« 7=J Troxler Donna, Monocbord, Kvie Greeae. 97303 F. Grounds 5-8 1:941 slop 105 1 2 2 31 t4 L Jones Duessa, Margaret M.. M. I onohuo. MONTE, b. h. 5, by Puryear D. — Break o'Day (S. Guggenheim). Weight today 112. 67.-..-.:. Ciiy Park l I i.;i:is' fasl ill 10 10 9 9 7' 5* Foy Warner Criswell. Delmore, Doubt. 66159 F. Grounds I 1-16 1:471 fast 105 12 12 11 9 81 6"; Van DusenTern'aRod, Huntington, M. Pioneer. C6122 p. Grounds 1 3-16 2. -Oil fast 107 10 11 it 10 M* 6"i Bilac CoL Bartlett, Plavigny. Huntington AMBERJACK, ch. h, 5, by Henry of Navarre — Aurata (J. Phillips). Weight todav 112. 67500 City Park 7-8 1:281 fast 11811 7 m 8 8* Bl» Dowe TheTbrall, Lochgoil, H.of Hyacinth 67379 City Park 1 1-8 1:541 fast 105 6 l 5 7 7'; 7,,; Dowe BeUindian, Foreigner, Grenade 6722s p. Grounds lm 70y 1:591 hvy 198 12 I 1 10 101 9"".U..vci BeUindian, Cobmeaa, I'.azil. Seventh Race [7th New Orleans] SEVENTH RACE— 5 1-2 Fe.ilongs. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1 :■'».■!— ?,— 94.) MINGITA. br. c, 4, by Dr. Rice^ — Boundaway (J. C. Shannon). Weight today 116. 67380 City I'ark 3 l 1:141 last 109 9 4 1 3] S« Uoyd M. George. K. Pepper, S. Midway. 67l.2 P. Grounds 1 1:441 slow 107 I I '■'■ 3 d 7 ' R Lowe Granada. Light Note. Pasadena. G7U02 City Park 7-8 1:28 fast UK) 3 2 2 f, fi* 9' ♦ Farrow Paul Clifford, Pert Osra. Masonla BABY P., b. m, C, by Peddler— Kitty L. II. (T. Wilson). Weight today 118. 67127 F. Grounds 5-8 1:02 slow '..:: s 7 7 (• S « T WUUamsToboggan, SirToddington, Bourne. 66.-.GS P. Grounds 5-8 1:001 fast 95 S I E V 7'° Bilac Emergency. Tol« tf:iii, Monere. 48423 F. Grounds 3-J l:2e^ hvy 107 3 2 2 21 713 J Booker Lady Charles. Codex, Pannette. CONSIDERATION, b. g, 6, by Watercress— Pensa (W. Horton). Weight today 120. 67524 City Park 3 I 1:14] fast 126 2 1 1 p* 2* Lloyd Pr. Brutus, Hosted, Tom Mankins. 67428 City Park 5-8 1:01 fast 120 3 3 2 2'J 21 \v Mcln'reTichimingo, Airship, Pr. Hruttis. 66976 City Park 1 1:411 fast 109 111 2 V- 4° Seder Goldway, II. of Hyacinth, Kara. MISS LEEDS, ch. f, 4. by King.Gol d— Sidda Hallow (E. Corrigan). Weight today 121. 67553 City Park 7-8 1:27 fast 92 111 2 2- 3*3 H Lowe St. Valentine. Pasadena. Colum.Girl. 67480 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:971 fast H8 2 1 2 P* D* Nicol Baleshed. Posing, He oro. 67430 City Park 3-4 1:131 fast 198 3 2 3 fi] 4*1 R Low* Foxmead, Jerry C. Bazil. TICHIMINGO, ch. g, 4, by Oddfe How— Annie Clark (J. C. Ferriss, Jr.). Weight today 11G. '.,12s city Park 5-8 1:01 fast 116 1 11 1' l1 T Taylor Consideration. Airship. Pr. Brutus, 67374 City Park 5-8 101 fast 116 3 12 2- 2 T Taylor Fancy Press. Limerick, Goldzone. 67254 F. Grounds 3-1 1:162 slow 196 1 1 1 li 3*1 T Taylor Gauze. Mafalda, Bazil, FANCY DRESS, br. m. 5, by Ben Brush— Costume (S. W. Streettl. V/eight today 118. 67480 City I'ark 5 1 2 f 1 :07s fast 194 9 7 5 4* 8* W R Wk'r.Miss Leeds, Bale-died, Posing. ..771 CUy Park 5-8 101 fast lis I 2 1 ]' l1 J Lee Tichimingo, Limerick. Goldzone. 67276 p. Grounds .". s L:Mjj (low 90 1 2 2 35 2'^ A WilliamsKeator, Soprano, Scotch Dance. GOOD PLAYER, br. h, 5, by Silver Fox— Best Wishes (R. E. Watkins). Weight today 120. 671.., city lark 3 I 1:131 fast 115 3 1 1 i» 8' Troxler Reticent, Planute, Tom Maakins. 67300 F. Groan. is 5-8 1:94 slop iiii.4 1 1 l.1. 1- Nicol Maj. Carpenter, EverNear, L. Danger 53451 F. Grounds S 1-2 f 1:08] fast 109 7 3 1 s 9'* Gannon « Gallopofr, Bonnie Reg, Bryaa, Hot Springs Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, March 14 Hot Springs Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, March 14 WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. First Race [1st Hot Springs] FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile. 2-ycar-olds. Maidens. Allowances. (48— 2— Ms).) fndex Course Dlst Time T'ck Wt St ** % *£ StrFln Jockeys Best Company DAISY SHINE, b. f. 2. by Ruskin II.— Miss Pepper II. (A. E. Hundley). Weight today 105. 67418 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 42 fast 195 2 12 ll 11 *1E Rice Aunt Ilala. Etta Louise. Watuga. 66868 Oaklawn 2 s 3d sioar 112 14 14* 14"'iEnsl'd.-r Fandango, Dandy Dancer, Uusile. WINE MERCHANT, ch. c, 2, by Hapsburg— Winepress (H. McCarren, Jr.). Weight today 103. 6756S Oaklawn 1-2 50§ fast 103 12 12 13 13"lSkirvin Albert M.. Rifle Ranse, Tore, 67443 Oaklawn 1-2 481 fast 99 E 5 m- l'|!" Skirvin Bustle. Toro, Rifle Range. 67214 Oaklawn 1-2 4»* mud lnti 6 7 7 7-4 Bkirvin KatherlneMurphy, Bxtry, Washakie VIRGINIA LINDSEY, br. f. 2, by Pirate of Penzance— Indigo ^H. R. Baker). Weight today 105. 67543 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 421 8"ood 98 5 5 7* 7*1 Griffith Onda, Watuga, Leota Ratiuryn. 67418 Oaklawn 2 1-2 f 42 fast 95 11 7 7- 7* Engl'der Aunt Ilala. Etta Louise, Watuga. 67243 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 431 mud 192 3 I •'.'-' ^ Rngi'der M. Randolph, A. Bala, AstorfaBeUe DAISY NASH, b. f, 2, by Monarch— Libbie (J. S. Williams). Weight today 105. 67318 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 431 hvy 106 12 12 12 12'*lDonvlts Boll Weevil, Spunky, Ride Range. 67243 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 481 mud 107 19 10 !P 'J'- J Ryan M. Randolph, A.Bala, AstoriaBelle META MAY, ch. f, 2. by Honshell— Susie Monmouth (H. Mengel). Weight tcday 108. 67333 Oaklawn 12 481 fast 1(8 E 12 12 iil4il)onvitz GreatPirate, B. Bowlegs, EthVBsnge FARE, ch. f, 2, bv Box— Nepigon (G. W. Danes). Weight today 105. 67543 oaklawn 2. 1 2 f 42| ^'.mkI ml 8 4 41 i'\ Moreland Onda, Watuga, Le.ua Kalhryn. 67418 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 42 fast 106 7 E I** 5* F Burton Aunt Ilala. Etta Louise. Watuga. (7243 Oaklawn 2, 1 2 ( 42? mud 102 7 1 7i 77i Knopf M. Randolph, A. Ilala, AstoriaBelle SENATOR BECKHAM, b. c. 2, by Star Shoot— Marie Decca (P. T. Chinn). Weight today 105. 67112 Oaklawn 1-2 481 fas; 194 4 s 6* 7" .1 .1 Walsh Rustle, Toro, Rifle Range. i.71'.)4 Oaklawn 12 481 fast H- • • !,J 8*1 A'buchon L. Bapshorg, D. Dancer, Plarney. TING FANG, b. f, 2, by Gallantry— Jane Grey (C. S. Williams). Weight today 100. 67393 Oaklawn 12 481 fast 1 -M » it 12 11' S^lCllne GreatPirate. B. Bowlegs. RifleRange C731S Oaklawn 3 1 ' f 42;i hvy Ms ; H K' 1"" Pen'gast • Boll Weevil. Spunky. Rifle Usage. 67218 Oaklawn 1 5 4% slop lis 7, S E 5** .1 J Walsh Ida May, Hollow, No Engine. Second Race [2nd Hot Springs] SECOND RACE— 1-2 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. (IS— 2— 100.) ELLORA, b. f, 2. by Mazagan— Proud Daisy (J. S. Hawkins). Weight today 105. 67543 Oaklawn .1 1 2 f 42-:; Rood 99 7 :• 9* 8*1 PuthT Onda, Watuga. Leota Kathryn. 67194 Oaklawn 1 2 4flf fast US 5 7 81 It'-'.Hutler L. Hapsburg, l . Dancer. Plarney. 67118 Oaklawn 1-2 49 fast 105 1 6 6- 6-'J Butler Bess Ward, Dandy Dancer, Hollow. CHULITA, 1). f, 2, by Kingston— C onrertina (D. T. Morris). Weight today 108. 67112 Oaklawn 1-2 4i,£ fast 104 11 11 11 11" J Foley Rustle, Toro, Ride Range. BEWITCHED, b. f, 2, by Frankf or t— Greenwich (R. L. Thomas). Weight today 105. 67518 Oaklawn 1 2 -is'; mud 101 3 " 3'1 3 1 C H Bhill'gAunt Ilala. Watuga, Toro. 67418 Oaklawn 2 1 2 f 42 fast KG 9 13 m1 10'* C n Bhill'gAunt Hala, Etta Louise, Wataga. 67994 Oaklawn 2 12f 42J fast ins 14 14 Ul 14'" Wishard Hasty, Aunt Hala. Orsha. MERRIFIELD, ch. g, 2. by Don de Oro — Budget of Fun (J. C. Milam) Weight tcday 112. •:776s Oaklawn 1 2 501 fast mi E 1 I-' 6*1 Griffith Albert M., Rifle Range, Toro. 67268 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 441 slow 112 S 4 42 4". D Austin C.II.SbiUing. Financier, WaterLeck 67093 Oaklawn 8 1-2 1 42J fast Mfl 1 1 2J 2J D Austin Oscar T., Erehus, Washakie. SPUNKY, ch. c, 2, by The Commoner — Endurance (S. P. Harlan). Weight today 115. 67318 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 431 hvy ms ( I 41 3' 1 Austin BollWeevll, RifleRange, EttaLottlse 67268 Oaklawn 2,121" 4*1 slow U5 10 s 77 5*1 Butler Oil. Shilling, Financier, WaterLeek BALLA, ch. f, 2, by Fatherless— E ocene (L. A. Cclla). Weight today 108. 67543 oaklawn 1 1 2 I (21 good lm 1; 12 12, 12,-" Cherry ciida. Watuga, Leota Kathrya LADY ERMY. br. f, 2, by Cesarion— Stars. Weight today 108. First start. LEONA BERESFORD, blk. f. 2. by Frankfort— Thoughtless. Weight today 108. First start. Third Race [3rd Hot Springs] THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. 4-yeir-olds and upward. Fiflies and Mares. Selling. (l:3s l 4 MBj.) SEA VOYAGE, ch. m, 5, by Pirate of Penzance — Gladness (M. D. Killer). Weight today 108. 1,77.7.. Oaklawn 5 1 2 f 1 :»sj last 112 '.' 9 7 6' 6".. I DenniaonOmah J.. Fleming, Savable. 66174 p. Grounds 7, 1-2 f 1 Mi fast mill H 11 ll U * Kelly Pity. Toboggan, Refined. 65864 F. Grounds 2 11:14 good 166 9 lo M 10" 10' 3 T Taylor Toboggan. M'lrecze. Sir ToddUfltOB. ODD ELLA, b. f, 4, bv Oddfellow— Ella Duke (F. J. Pons). Weight today 98. 67022 Oaklawn I i h, 1:491 last 101 9 ( 7 5 7* I' A Morgan T. J. Powell. Skyward. Tom Gilroy. 66871 oaklawn 1 1:431 stow 99 8 8 8 1 I (** Trneraan J. Lory, J.P.Msyberry, Peter Kaigbt. 6(797 Oaklawn lm 79y l:49i hvy KH) 7 f, 4 4 2- 3*1 A Morgan Tern's Bod, Florizel, Beecher. CARNATION, b. f, 4. by Aloha— Pink H. (J. Edgecombe). Weight today 98. 67 Of oaklawn I l:43f fast 96 111113 13 l9"«19t*|Shreve Little Rose. Woottessa, it. Noiea. 64665 Windsor 1 1:401 fast 85 1 J S I 8 SJli .1 Schaller Sunnv Brook. Rebeunder, Conde. 64,'jIO Windsor 3-1 1:151 fast 'Jo 5 ! D D- I" J Schaller (fatal HI Ni, Posing Auuie Bv-rry. STOLEN MOMENTS, br. m. 7. bv Kingston— Cerito (J. Hicks). Weight today 10S. 67370 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1 :08ft fast 110111 1 B 10* M'» OhSrry Omafa J.. Fleming, Savable. 67296 Oaklawn lm My 1 :47ft good MM I -J 2 2 11 -' C Fisher Belden, Matador, Bottle*. 95741 Beurdnga J 1:43ft fast in 6 6 s 4 7* l *|R Wilson Cederstrome, Now Vork, Chalfonte. LOLA WHITE, ch. m. 6, by Wbito — Loam (R. H. Tyhurst). Weight today 103. 67570 Oaklawn 5 1 -2 f 1:08 J fast 112 10 I" 10 8' i" Dearborn Omah .1., Fleming, Savable. LETA DUFFY, b. f, 4. by Charade— Line*** (P. J. Millett). Weight today 108. 63523 Oaklawn 7-8 1:311 mud 93 1 I E I B] S*| Trueman Atlas, BaJanot, B. J. Swauner. 67473 Oaklawn lm 70y 1 :!.".= fast On 4 3 2 3 6 6' Truuman Beecber, Adesso, Allila. 67346 Oaklawn 1 1:14 slow 105 12 2 4 4& 410 E Rice Scalplock, J. Gamer. P. Knight. WOOD CLAIM, hr. m. 6. by Contract— Woodlodge (H. McCarren, Jr.). Weight today 103. t ; , ." '. i." (Sep Oaklawn eharl in 1 1 1 i ~ paper). f.74!tr. Oaklav. :i 11:42 fast PHI 7 E 4 2 21.'. 2 1 Skirvin Sultrv. Dr. Hart. Athena. 67297 Oaklawn 1-4 l:16f rood 104 14 12 9 N V Skirvin Mm Affable, oasis. Balsaot. 67247 oaklawn 1 1:44| mud UN E 4 3 4 4l 84 Skirvin Viperine, RustUng Silk, Oasis. RUTH NOLEN. br. f, 4, by Gallantry— Charloie (G. R. & A. E. Flowers). Weight today 103. 674*4 Oaklawn 1 1:421 fast 95 2 2 2 2 :'.:: 3«1 Trueman Little Rose, Wooltessa, LieberGore. 17445 Oaklawn 3-4 l:16t fast I0S 3 I 2 »'l J'l G Bwaln Belltoone, Balshot Blade. 17231 Oaklawn i l:42f slop !7ft 3 1 4 E t; V Shreve Tres Jolt. Tern's Bod, Wlnf Tins;. ELUDE, br. m, 5, by Lissak— Elusivo (W. J. Young). Weight today 98. 87445 Oakla S-4 1:151 fast 10S 4 2 3 q 411 J Foley Belltoone, Balshot, Rntfa Noten. 67397 Oaklawn l 1:42 fast 99 2 2 2 I 4« B« Dearborn 8kyward, B. Waters, I'r. of Pless. 6,2:17 Oaklawn S-4 1:1C| good 105 11 6 I 0 9*i J Foley Miss Affable, oasis. Balshot. Page 5 Fourth Race [4th Hot Springs] FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olds aid upward. Selling. (1:43-— 5 — 10(5.) MATADOR, br. b, 5, by Masetto — Sonoy Last (K, Bnence). Weight today 99. 67520 Oaklawn 1 1:42 mud ill 4 5 4 4 3'ft 3*1 E Martin Skyward, Lord Dixon, s. Bocamora. 67447 Oaklawn 7-8 1:28 fast 104 14 2 1 4* 7*1 E Martin Lord Dixon, Proteus, Bequest. 67296 Oaklawn lm 79y 1:47ft good 169 :'• 1 1 1 3* 35 A'buchon Belden, Stolen Moments, Bottle*. SHENANDOAH, br. h, 5, by Lonprst-ect— Suisun (P. T. Chinn). Weight today 104. 67372 Oaklawn 1 I 6 1:47ft g 1 ""■ 222 2 4' 4' I» Austin Docile, PUp, Jake Sanders. 67323 Oaklawn 3-4 1:161 hvy 120 1 ill1 2« A'buchon Adesso, Bustllns Silk. Haagbty. 67373 Oaklawn 11 16 1:50| slow 109 ill 1 I* V A'buchon Bendlgo, Mr. .lack. Skyward. BKYWARD, b. c, 4, by Sanders — Star Dreamer (J. J. Flannigan). Weight today 97. 67520 Oaklawn l 1:42 mud 102 ill 1 l1 1". Dearborn Lord Dixon, Matador, s. Boei ra. C7448 Oaklawn 1 1:42 fast IOO 2 E 7 9 13] 13*' Hagan Cursus, Mrs. Annie. Marl Gentry. 67397 Oaklawn 1 1:42 fast 99 3 :: :: 2 1* 1' Trueman B. Waters, I'r. of Pless, ClearNigbt JACK LORY, br. g, 5, by Top Gallant— Bonnie Bird (J. W. May!. Weight today 107. 67548 Oaklawn 1 1 Ifi i:i ' good I0SJ 122 1 P i:: Mountain Viperine, Lansdown. Sultry. 6753) Oaklawn I 1:42 mod 112 3 2 :: 5 5'« 5,sJMountain Skyward. Lord Dixon. Matador. 67372 Oaklawn 1 1 M 1:47ft good 108 6 E .". E (i1 Bfft C H ShilrgDoclle, Flip, Jake Sanders. CHANCELLOR, b. c. 3, by Oddfellow— Leonatus mare No. 2 (R. L. .Thomas). Weight today 91. "67497 oaklawn lm 2«y l:43g fast 104 2 2 7 6 3= 1- C M ShiirgDeuio, Sea Water, Tivolinl. 67347 Oaklawn 3-4 1:17 J alow IU9 9 I I 2" 2* C H ShiU'gDr.L.HnlTman, Mariposa, J.Simpson 67219 Oaklawn S 1-2 t 1:10| slop 109 E E 4 8* 2' C H Shill'gM. Sutton, J. Simpson, Don Hart. TIVOLINI, ch. c, 3, by Mirthful— Flower Del'.is (L. A. Cella). Weight today 86. 67547 Oaklawn 7-8 1:21 9 9 8 1 :: •• 1J P Swain Proteus, Penrhyn. Prince of Pless. 67497 Oaklawn lm 20y 1:43| fast lttl 1 4 3 S 1* 4«1 Cherry ChaareBor, Demo, Sea Water. 67394 Oaklawn 51 2 f 1:09 fast ill 4 M 8 31 31 Cherry Jim Simpson, Hawkama. 1 Kyle. RLINE REGENTE, ch. f, 3, bv St. George— Miss Kingston (F. J. Ponsl. Weight today 84. 67496 Oaklawn 1 1:11-' fast 89 2 l 2 3 l'1 l'l Engl'der Docile, A. Raskin. .1. P. Msylierry. 67444 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:081 fast 114 2 3 3 :;- 3J .1 .1 Walsh Sweet Kitty, 'l'l kieia. Duskstou. 67319 Oaklawn lm 20y 1:441 hvy LOO 8 E 6 6 6* 6'*1A Morgan Flip, King Leopold, .1. I». Dann. Fifth Race [5th Hot Springs] FIFTH RACE— 5 1-2 lurlongs, 3-year-clds. Fillies. Selling. ( I :07- C - 12!. ) BUREN ARNOLD, b. f, 3. by The Commoner— Satellite II. (B. S. Home). Weight today 108. 67546 Oaklawn 5 1 2 f 1:07 Rood 104 2 I I 6s 7 .1 Conway Pretension, Antumn Flower, Flip. 67396 Oaklawn 5 1 2 f 1:071 fast 104 1 3 3 ::•'■ S"1F Burton Hyperion II.. The Bear, Kuuiculaire 67195 Oaklawn :: 1 1:1s] fast H7 :: 111} 5*ft G Swain sir Vagrant, lane Time, Ballad. DUSKSTON. br. f. 3. by Kingston— Dusk (H. McCarren, Jr.). Weight today 98. ;7.v.'l is.t Oaklawn chart in this paper). 67519 Oaklawn 3-4 1:15 mud 90 1 7 10 10* 101TlSkirvin Hawkama, M'vine. Dr. L. Huffman. 67444 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:08* fast 104 7 4 4 6} l Skirvin BweetKftty, Tbeodocia, B. Begeute. (17:120 oaklawn B 1-2 f l:18f hvy 108 6 M M Id 10*» F Swain QnlntUla, Dubtura. Ballad. MISS CESARION, ch. f. 3, by Cos arion— Julia May (C. Pangritz). Weight today 98. I 67369 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:08| good 103 2 1 6" 6' F Burton Tivolinl, Ant. Flower, Moonvine. 67095 Oaklawn 5 1 2 f 1:082 fast i"1 * 1 I 1* 5" ; Swain Tres .l"!i. Binondo, Mike Sutton. 65181 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast Ml :: 2 2 S' 7*1 C H Shill'gTomDolan, Beaut. Mayo, J. Kaufman QUINTILLA, br. f, 3, hv Pirate cfPenzance — Luzella (D. T. Morris;. Weight today 10S. 67444 Oaklawn 11-2 1 1:081 fas! 109 E 7 s 12 I2:v'.l Foley SweetKltty. Tbeodoela, B. Begi 67331 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:108 hvy l"s 1 111" 11 C H ShiU'gDubmra, Ballad, Broken Melody. 64H7 Latonia 1:171 hvy 97 9 7 0 5^ E*ft Obert Frank t'lesfaer, Demo, Bottles. BALLAD, h, f, 3, by Bute— Blanche of Devan (A. Woir . Weight today 98. 67422 Oaklawn 1 1:41 fast 84 8 8 8 s 7' 7" K. 'films Tyrollan, Beecber, King Leopold. 67320 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f l:10f hvy 103 s 6 :: 3\ 3*1 Keating Ouintllla, Dnbmra, Broken Melody. 87196 Oaklawn :' l 1:161 fast 102 r 4 3 B1 "-' Keating Nr Vagrant, .luneTiine, Sea Water. TAUNT, b. f. 3. by Toddington— Liane (T. E. Crist). Weight tcday 106. U7.V.H (See Oaklawn riiarl in Mis paper). 67519 Oaklawn 3 1 1:15 mud :« 7 s 7 9' 9,x}Pohanka Hawkama, M'vine. Dr. L. Huffman. 67469 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast IOO 7 7 I s1 9" Pohanka A. Plower, Ben Strong, Hawkama. 67119 oaklawn 5 1 2 f 1 :os;.; fast 103 3 . 2 2 2- 4*1 l'ohanka B. Arnold, 15. Melody, U. Begente. EDITH M., b. f. 3, by G. W. Johnson— Virginia Kinney (E, Horton). Weight today 103. 67245 Oaklawn 5 1 2 f 1:101 mud 98 S 5 1 4J :: ' . Dearborn Nancy, Bose Hart, Mariposa. 65533 Latonia 3 1 1:171 g l ;,s ' B 6 t; :' 'V :' Goldstein Idalia, Nedra, Grandita. 65206 Latonia E 1-2 f 1:101 mud 101 3 1 E 61 1" W Ott Joan Kaufman, Grandita, Elksino. NISSA, b. f, 3, by Jear. Bereaud— Nellie G. (J. Burttschell). Weight today 98. 67519 Oaklawn 3 i 1:15 mud 90 11 11 11 11 11-'"'. I Murphy Hawkama, M'vine, Dr. L. Huffman. 67444 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:081 fast 109 10 11 11 MM"''. I Murphy SweetKltty, Tl locia. R. Begente. 67245 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f l:10i mud 95 7 Vi 16 10- 7"i J Morphy Nancy, Hose Hart, Edith M. MARY CANDLEMAS, ch. f. 3, by Candleblack— Whisper Low (G. W. Scott). Weight today 103. 67395 Oaklawn I l:42| fast sT 6 7 5 E 8} ''■ Shreve A Bnskin, Sea Water, Joe Coyle. 67319 Oaklawn lm 20y 1:441 hvy M 5 3 I 4 4'. 4'". P Burton Flip. King Leopold, J. D. Dunn. 67647 Oaklawn lm 20y l:44t fast 86 4 4 3 3 :;; 4T1 Shreve King W'il.la. Shenandoah, I.. Duffy. BROKEN MELODY, blk. f, 3. by Raskin— Wagnet (R. Porter). Weight today 103. 67395 Oaklawn 1 1:421 fast ss 5 11 II 11 10J 6*1 P Swain A. Bnskin, Sea Water. Joe Coyle. 673! aklawn 51 2 f 1:101 hvy 108 7 4 2 21' 4ri. P Perrett QaintiBa, Dulznr.-i, Ballad. 671 1:1 oaklawn 5 1 2 f 1:081 fast 1"! 12 n (i 4 ' 2* V Perrett Buren Arnold, BetneRegente, Tattnt Sixth Race [6th Hot Springs] SIXTH RACE— 1 Mi:e ar.'l 70 Yards. 3-j'ear-olds and upward. Selling. (1:431 •" 1|h;-p ANNA RUSKIN, b. f, 3. by Ruskin — Ann» Chamberlain (H. McCarien, Jr.). Weight today 84. 67496 Oaklawn 1 l:41g faal 89 6 3 :'. 1 2'1 3* • Skirvin K. Begente, Docile, J. P. Mayberry. 67395 Oaklawn 1 1:421 fast M 7 2 2 1 1* 1". Skirvin Sea Water, J. Coyle, T.Bel.of Brighton 67369 Oaklawn E 1-2 f 1«1 good 103 12 12 12 II' ll'-'Skirvin Tivoiini. Aut. Flower. Moonvine. PRINCE OF PLESS. b. c, 4. by Donald A.— Sallie Woodford (J. S Urattor.'.. Weight today 102. 67547 Oaklawn i - "1 1061 5 7 7 :'. 4'J I" l Austin Tivolinl. Proteus, Penrhyn. 67420 Oaklawn S-4 1:16 fast 103 s 6 7 6» 4- Butler Omab J., Lucnllus, Bandilkv. 67397 Oaklawn 1 1:42 fast 107 111 1 21 3'1 1 Austin Skyward, If. Waters. Clear Night. SULTRY, ch. g, 4, bv Maxio — Torrid (W. McLemore). Weight today 99. 67548 Oaklawn 1 1 16 1:481 good 102 7 6 1; E 2* 4« C II Shill'gJack Lory, Viperine. Lansdown. 67495 Oaklawn 1 1:42 fast 102 2 111 l'l l'l C H Shill'gWood Claim, Or. Hart. Athena. 67448 Oaklawn 1 1:42 fast 104 9 12 10 11 S' 4*1 Finch Cursns, Mrs. Annie. .Mart (Jenny. FALKLAND, b. g. G, by Falsetto— Fright (E. J. GildersleeveK Weight today 101. 1 6734X Oaklawn lm 70y 1:49 slow 109 14 12 13 12 12 10" W Allen Lansdown Skyward, Dan. McKenna I 67147 Oaklawn 11-8 1:55 fast 109 3 3 3 I 8 8s" E Rice Imbodeti. Lindale, Lampadrmne. SNOW BALL, br. f, 4, by Peep 0 Day — Rain Dron (A. Jones). Weight today 92. 67548 Oak! ! 1 16 l:48J good 95 2 1 1 6 7' 8" Tin. man .!:o-k Lory, Viperine, Lansdown. 67448 Oaklawn 1 1:42 fast 102 12 13 14 14 14 14** D Austin Cnrsus, Mrs. Annie. Marl Gentry. 67398 Oaklawn S-4 1:148 fast 98 7 7 1 (i1 PI Engl'der Haughty, Sorrel Top. Belltoone. LANSDOWN. b. g, 7. by Russell— Fancy Remnant (I. B. Fitzgerald). Weight today 104. 67548 Oaklawn 1 1 16 1:481 - I M2 3 I :. 3 4- 3*5 Dearborn Jack Lory, Viperine, Sultry. 67473 Oaklawn lm 70y 1:451 fast 107 " 2 1 2 2» 4",.\ ; Swain Beecher, Adesi \11ila. 67348 Oaklawn lm70yl:49 slow 107 12 2 2 2- l^ G Swain Skyward, Han McKenna, Sultry. CURSUS. b. g, 7, by King Eric— Eecenana (J. Burttschell). Weight today 107. 67448 Oaklawn I 1:42 fas: [16 7 s s n .",-"• 1' Moreland Mrs. Annie. Mart Gentry, Sultry. 67423 Oaklawn 11 16 1:461 fasl 10E I i I (i 6 6*1 Moreland Bendlgo, Kittle Piatt, .1. 1 . Dunn. 67322 Oaklawn lm 70) 1:491 hvy 98 14 4 S 92 «' J Murphy J. P. Mayberry, JackLory, Viperine Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, March 14 Oakland LMries and Past Performances for Thursday, March 14 WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. First Race [1st Oakland] FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mi V. f year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. ( 17' — 2 H I Index Course Dlst Time T'ck Wt St % % % StrFln Jockeys Best Company GALTRIX, b. c, 2. by Galveston— Detrix (El Primero Stable). Weight today 112. 67 Oakland 3 1-2 f 42 fast 114 9 71 6' .1 McBride Pajaroita, Galmoore, Bardonia. 66711. Oakland 3 t-1 1 41Jinudll4 I 61 B'*1P Phillips Bacontenr, L. of Gold, Sandpiper. RUSTLER, b. c, 2, by Russell— Option (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 112. ;7".::i Oakland I 2 50j glop 105 I 3 3* 8*1 Muagr've Adrian, Wibnore, MacaU. 67386 Oakland l 2 691 fair i"7 i 4 41 ::4 Muagr've Galmoore, Husky, hisii Mike. 67156 Oakland 1 2 ." o slop 112 :: 7 6* 71* A Crown Wllmore, Gage Taylor. Adena. MACALL, ch. c, 2, by Maddison— Called Back (J. B. Dunn). Weight today 112. 67531 Oakland i 2 •"■ • -!"•■ UK :: 6 4" P' \V Fischer Adrian, Wilmore, Bustler. 67466 Oakland 1-2 49 good 112 1 4 6*1 «•• W Fischer Memorize. Sandpiper, Foille L. 67266 Ascot \:nk 12 49 fasl iu l ", B * 5*| W Placner Adrian, Beno Rebel, Laekfoot. HUMERO, b. c, 2, by Altamax— Humidity (T. H. Williams). Weight today 112. 67556 Oakland I 1-2 f 581 hvjr 0:7 5 3 2"1- ::- -\ Brown Jockey Monnce, Oronogo, Galmoore. 67256 Oakland 1-2 BOt slow 108 I 3 4' 3*1 Bandy Altiia. Memorize. Be Thankful. 6GS31 Oakland 8 1-2 f 431 hvy M6 1 92 7;3 W Miller WUmore, Heather Scott, Jack Paine MOSSBACK, b. c, 2, by Rubicon— La Salinas (H. Stover). Weight today 112. 67456 Oakland 1 2 49 good 11- 10 7 9 11" Borel Memorize, Sandpiper, 1'ollie L. 67281 Oakland 1 2 (91 fair 108 M s ft 5"1R Davis Albia, Pajaroita, Adena. 67106 Oakland 8 1-2 f 43] fair 113 9 11 W * B Davis Cane Taylor, Irish Mike, Wilmore. VESPA, ch. f, 2, by Rubieon— Motto (G. M. Van Gorden). Weight today 109. 67481 Oakland 12 481 fast 106 1 2 2i :'.'" W Fischer Adena, Amada, Mrs. Nugent. 81431 Oakland l 2 691 good 103 10 •; 7* I" B Davis Bacontenr, K. Cains. LadyHUdretb. FOLLIE L., b. f, 2, by Mimic— Sis tei Geneva (W. B. Jennings). Weight today 109. 674B6 Oakland l 2 49 good 109 s r, 3- :; } .1 Hunter Memorise, Sandpiper, Jeremiah. 67068 Oakland 1-2 481 good 104 9 9 9 •" A Crown Abbey, Martha Jane, Bravonre, 66981 Oakland 12 481 good 106 1 5 4i 4*1 A Brown UofOokLWaersberger, Leonardsdale BRAGGART, ch. c. 2. by Boanerges— Gelida (F. W. Hcaley). Weight today 109. (6673 Oakland 3 1-2 1 48fl slop 113 3 2- 3:i T Clark RkesabMT, Bitty Watklns, Creation. SAN GIL. b. g. 2, by Indio— Zuleika (Keene Bros.). Weight today 109. 67296 Oakland 1-2 50] mud 105 s s ',' 6"1T Rice Creation, Bravonre, Pajaroita. MEIN LEIBLING, ch. f, 2, by St, Leonards— Lady Invercauld (J. D. Millinl. Weight today 109. Vim start ARTHUR HAYMAN, eh. c, 2, by Emperor of Norfolk— Esperanza (E. J. Baldwin.. Weight today 112. J irs! start. BURLINGAME, ch. g, 2, by Croni well— Goltese (C. E. Durnell). Weirht today 109. First start, Second Race [2nd Oakland] SECOND RACE— 3 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:11—0 US.) LORD NELSON, ch. g, 4, by St. Carlo— Goodhope (Fleur de Lis Stable). Weight today 113. 67433 Oakland :: 1 1:151 6 1 i"'1 : 1111 l3 W Fischer T. Renrohste, Pelham. Dr.Skenuan 67282 Oakland 6 1-2 f 122J fair 101 .", ;; :: 2«* 3*1 Bandy Pal, I'r. Sherman. t"ie,l Beat. 671S1 Oakland S-4 l:tt| Slop lol 7 4 3 3" 3J Cuxton I'r. Titauia, Dr. Sherman, Judue. DISTRIBUTOR, ch. g, 6. by Crescendo— Reta (F. J. Neil). Weight today 113. Oakland F C l:l?Uivy:IH6 .6 • 3 3 4t" 5*1 W Miller ch. Wittman, Nonie-Lucille, Elba. 66022 Oakland V (* l:13ifTivy 1'2 « 4 4 3"t 5*1 A Brown Uersaia, Bell Reed. Marie H. '.."■ :•'. Oakland F C. 1:131 slop let 9 7 6 5* 4' Gallndo Jake Ward, BeU Keed. Dr. Sherman COMILFO, b. c, 4, by Bassctlaw — Duchess Lucia (Kerne Bros.). Weight today 113. 67060 Oak lam I 7-8 1:28 good 102 4 12 2 6' .'■' Scoviile Sliadv Lad, Tilus II.. Cap. Bameit 66082 onklami F C 1:IT| good 110 2 2 1 l3 l1 Scoviile Titus II., Judge, Dr. SeliartT. 66858 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:23 slow 102 4 12 5' 7 '« Scoviile Dr. Sherman, Judge, Santa Ray. EL CHIHUAHUA, ch. g, 8, by Rey el Sajita Anita— Lady Diamond (E. Bedenbeck). Weight today 113. 67034 Oakland lmlOOy IJ& fast p .; 1 6 j 7 9 9"1C Williams W^.Oa tea, Harbor, G P. McNear. 66885 Oakland ll:44gfair 107 Loft at the post. L WUliamsSaUbla. \V. 15. dates,' Uolla. 66888 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:23 slow mi s ( f g) u" Horner Dr. Sherman, Judge, S:inta Kay. BONNIE REG, br. g. 5, by Register— Bonnie Lee (J. W. Blalock). Weight today 113. 67469 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:22 good 110 5 3 2 2\ C ~ J Hunter Silver Sue, Fred Bent. Ilulford. 67116 Ascot Park 3 4 1:14 fast 186 4 111- la W Fischer The Mist, Critic, Nothing. 67015 Ascot Park 3-4 1:141 fast iu7 7 3 2 2i l'' C Koerner Glvonnl Balecio, Taxes, Sun Mark. DAVID BOLAND, b. g. 5. by Tenny— Ella Boland (Reality Stable). Weight today 113. 66734 Oakland :: 1 1:171 hvy W8 • '■ 6 T'»- 8 " W Miil-r Judge, Fin Joe, Princess Wheeler. 66655 Oakland 3-4 1:1*1 fair }"» 1 J 1 ';. ■'■'■ A Crown G. Rule. Ch. Wittman, Metl.ik:itl;i. 66398 Oakland 5-8 1:021 Slow 109 3 3 2 ,7; :,'■ J McBrids Su-armaid. Ruby. Dill Maybam. ELEVATION, ch. g, 4. by Dieudonr.e— Scotch Fir (T. A. Fullum). Weight today 113. G753C Oakland 5-8 1:031 slop 104 3 6 S 2'1 2*1 Harty Security, WbtskeyKing, B.Maybam. 67461 Oakland S-4 1:141 good 106 2 9 9 7 7::lHarty L. of the Forest, Nigrette, Sea Lad 67309 Oakland 1 1:43 fair 109 7 7 6 C 6s 6" Harty Andrew Maek, Lueian, BlackPrince DR. SCHARFF, ch. g, 8, by Donald A.— Missouri II. (H. Mack). Weight today 113. 67536 Oakland 5-8 1:031 slop 11" l 4 4 61 6,&1L. WilUamsSeearlty, Elevation, Whiskey King. 67310 Oakland F C 1:121 fair 129 10 10 8 ^ f C Koerner Judge, Aaron J., liersain. 67181 Oakland 3-4 1:161 slop 105 3 3 4 8 8UJJ McBride Pr. Titania, Dr. Sherman, L. Nelson MISS MAY BOWDISH, b. m. 6, by Libertine— Phoebe F. (W. St. Vincent). Weight today 111. 66750 Oakland 7-8 1:321 slop 107 E t 3 3 3' 1] W Miller Hainault, Baker, Sir Carter. 66715 Oakland 7 1-2 f 1:381 mud 101 ; 1" •• '•' 8** *ia|Oonway Watchfut Bogum, Santa Rav. 66485 Oakland S-4 l:17f hvy l"2 E 5 1 1"» 4° Galindo Yellowstone. Lillitus. Meada. HERSAIN, b. m, 5. by Sain— Hesieria (R. R. Rice, Jr.). Weight today 111. 67459 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:22 good 10S 3 1 6 S S'^Sandy Silver Sue. Fred Cent. Hull'ord. 67433 Oakland 3 1 1:151 good 107 6 2 2 2^ E*! Sandy L. Nelson. The Reprobate, Pelham C7310 Oakland F C 1:121 fair 127 4 12 ]»t 3' Sandy Jadg*, Aaron J., I!r. Sehartf. PRLNCESS WHEELER, br. m. 5. by Colonel Wheeler— Princess Noretti (W. P. Finel. Weight today 111. 672N6 Oakland 7-8 1:291 fair llo 12 1 1 D* 4Tl Rettig Northwest, Mum Gibsan, Sahara. 67181 Oakland 3-4 1:161 slop 107 2 1 ! 1*1 11 Rettig Dr. Sherman, Lord Nelson. Judge. 67083 Oakland 3-4 1:16| mud 122 1 2 3 31 2} Uettijr Elevation, l»r. Sherman. Dr. Scnarfl SHEEN, br. m, 5, by Atheling— Lustre (W. Walker). Weight today 10G. 670S3 Oakland 3-4 1:161 mad 112 "■ ;' -' -1' 8«*1J Hunter Elevation. P.Wheeler. Dr. Sherman 67056 Oakland :: 1 1:14 good Ml 3 5 B 41 67i .1 Hunter Misi v'si-ride, VaaKesa, B.M. Brat's 66957 Oakland F C 1:111 g 1117 1 11 1* V J Hunter Nun's Veiling, J. Goss, DeGranraiont Third Race [3rd Oakland] I THIRD RACE— Futur'V.' Course. (170 feet less than 3-4 mile.) 3-y:ar-olds and upw.inl. Special Weights. (1:«0 3 110.^ ECKERSALL. b. h, 5, by Grammcnt— Rose Prim (C. P. Fink). Weight today 111. 658ns Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast K/i E 3 4 4» 4J Sandy Burleigh, Don Hamilton, Joe Coyne. 65565 Oakland 11:412 fast 109 1 1 2 2 2' 2» J McBride Massa, Earl Rogers, Fisher Boy. PHALANX, b. h, 5, by Sam Lucas— Physal is (H. E. Rowell). Weight today 111. 67486 Oakland 7-8 1 :28ft fasl 110 3 11 1 V 2- Sandy Ruby, Curriculum, ifedgethorn. 66204 Oakland B 1-2 t 1:69 livy 112 7 6 ." 4J ::- Sandy Cloudlight, Sir Russell, II . Pride. 66099 Oakland B-8 lKMft mud 108 :: I 4 V '■','' Sandy Mansard, Ocean Shore, And.C.t'ook. ORATORIAN, ch. c, 4, by Ogden— Betsy Broeck (J. B. Dunn). Weight today 106. 67511 Oakland 1 1:441 slop 194 4 3 5 :. S .".- '\V Fischer Mandator, B. Rogers, Happy Blee. 67411 Oakland 7-8 1 :28ft slop 103 B 4 3 4 C 6'* W Fischer Martinmas, B. Water, r. Blossom. 67164 Ascot Park S-4 1:14ft slop 112 a 5 5 5 520JW Fischer Don Homo, Pantoulle, Mintia. DELAGOA, b. m, 8, by Kingston — Rhodesia (W. B. Jennings). Weight today 10G. 67461 Oakland 3 1 1:141 g 1 106 9 2 2 A- i'\ F Graham I., of the Forest, Nigrette, Sea Lad 67011 Oakland I 1 1:14 fast 166 2 2 2 2' 4n A Crown Sugarmald, Bthel Day, Pr. Titania! 66959 Oakland S-4 1:11 good 106 4 2 2 2- B*l A Brown Cloudlight, Blagg, Martinmas. FUNNY SIDE, br. m. 6. by Galore— Meniness (G. P. McNeil). Weight today 106. 67534 Oakland 1 1 16 1:50 slop :«7 s s s c, 4- 4*1 Mentry AndrewMack, Nigrette, TbeBorgian 67486 Oakland 7-8 1:281 fast 107 1 5 1 6 7- 7«1 Memry Baby, Phalanx, Curriculum. 67233 Oakland lm 20y 1:471 slop 102 s s s S 61 5:' Mentry Pal, Cardinal Sarto, W. B. Cntes. WEE LASS, ch. f, 4, by Albert— Scotch Last:* (Hall A Marshall). Weight today 104. R7235 Oakland 5-8 1:031 slop US 6 6 1 4] -V .1 Hunter Tarp, Instructor, Sahara. 67211 Oakland SI 2 f 1M mud 101 4 :'. 5 :,•'.".-■' Buxton Mansard, Katre Nous, Bell Coed. 67036 Oakland 7-8 1:26| fast 9o 5 3 1 3 6 6»» Seovillo Vox Popntt, Martinmas, Gateway., SIBARI, br. c, 3, by Santello — Mercedita (Myers & Paddock). Weight today 100. 67257. Oakland F C 1:13ft slow 110 7 7 7 7 6"lBorel John H. Bbeehan, Kraka, Avaaa. BURNING BUSH, b. g. 3, by Lord Dalmeny— Minyon (Selma Stable). Weight today 97. 67457 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:09ft good 109 2 2 2 2' 2s C WilliamsP. Neugent, Calmar, Tea Trav II. 67311 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:23ft fair 109 Left at the post. Gross Melitah, JohnnyLyons, Triamphant 17033 Oakland • 1-2 f 1:2U fast 9 j 10 s 7 7 7" Buxton Triamphant, Bosearo, Dors 1. CURRICULUM, blk. g. 2. by Hastings— Carlotta (S. Judge). Weight today 97. C74S6 Oakland 7-8 1:28ft fast 97 2 3 2 3 ::i V i: Davis Baby, Phalanx, Hedgetbora. ..7411 Oakland 7-8 1:28ft Slop 95 4 12 2 51 B« W Kelly Martinmas. B. Water, C. Blossom. 67241 Ascot Park S-4 1:14ft fast 11" 6 3 2 21 2* .1 Harris Slot' Kunnymede. Derdom. Elmdale BON VIVANT, b. c, 3. by Toddington — Aliena (Keene Bros.). Weight today 97. 67458 Oakland 7-8 1:28ft good 105 7 3 6 11 11 11 Scoviile Mabel Hollander. Tanana, K,.^,.. 66SS3 Oakland F C 1:14 fair 9:: m 12 12 12 12"iScoville Princess Wheeler, Frolic, liersain. 65597 Oakland 5-8 l.-OUi fast 114 1 7 7 7J 8s* H'braad Sevenfull, Marion Bose. Gemmell. TETANUS, b. f, 3. by Sir Hercules— Mar.jorie (S. L. Butler). Weight today 95. 674S2 Oakland a 1 2 1' 1:08 fast 110 12 9 L 6ft s'-'f Koerner Maud McG, (fancy W., Aveaa. 67381 Oakland B-8 1:011 g 1 l"7 2 7 . 5» 3*1 C Koerner Golden Sentiment'. Avona. Sachet. 67257 Oakland F C 1:13ft slow 105 n 10 9 5- 4; E Dugan John II. Sheehan, Kraka, Avona. ANNIE KELLY, h. f, 4, by Othe llo— Rhinebeck. Weight today 104. First start. Fourth Race [4th Oakland] 1 I FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile and 100 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, 11:14] — 1—110.) SILVERSKIN, gr. h, 5, by Faraday— Katydid (W. T. Brinkworth). Weigh: today 109. 67»rt8 F. Grounds 7-8 1:26ft fast 107 2 3 5 5 6 6'« J Lee Wes, Granada, Oberoa. 66953 City Park 1 1:40 fast 165 . E S E 11 1*1 J Lee Tennis. Dr. Spruill, TheKagUsluaan 66S52 City Park 1 1:413 slow 104 4 4 4 7 4ft 4B1 Bilac T.Engllshman, Pasadena, H. Royal. THE BORGIAN, br. h, 5, by Bruta s— Ledette (T. A. Davies). Weight today 106. 67534 Oakland 1 1 16 1:56 slop 103 6 5 3 :'. :'.'• S«l J Hunter AndrewMack, Nigrette. FanaySide. 67485 Oakland 1 1-16 1:471 fast 103 6 11 1 H 1" .1 Hunter Northwest, .hike Moose, Sahara. 67410 Oakland 1 1-16 1:501 slop 106 5 3 4 4 4i 3» W Smith Andrew Mack, Mandator, Graphite. FISHER BOY, b. h. 5, by St. Andrew — Illuminating (P. Wilkerson). Weight today 105. 67485 Oakland 1 1-16 1:471 fast 108 8 S S E 5- X**1L WllttamsTh* Borglan, Northwest. J. Moose. 67336 Oakland 7-s 1:28 fair 105 3 2 2 S S'ft 3*1 C Koerner Jocnad, Sea Lad, Pontotoc. 66985 Oakland 3-4 1:132 good 105 5 5 3 3' 3s A Crown Nonie Lucille. Van Ness, Gateway. EARL ROGERS, b. c, 4, by Sain— Sister to Uncle Bob (S. C. Hildreth). Weight today 101. 67.M1 Oakland 1 1:441 sh.p 105 :'. 2 I 2 21 2* J Hunter Mandator. Happy Hire. ('. Blossom. 67461 Oakland 3-4 1:141 good 109 lo 16 10 8 S'^IC Koerner L. of the forest. Nigrette, Sea Lad S7285 Oakland 3-4 1:151 fair 107 3 1 2 21 58 L. Williamsl'ontotoe, Collie Hollars. Neptunus. BEDFORD, br. c, 4, by Handspring— Carlotta C. (C. C. McCafferty) . Weight today 101. 67511 Oakland 1 1:441 slop 102 Left at the post. Lycurgoa Mandator, e. Sogers, Bappy Bice. 66184 Oakland S-4 1:16ft hvy lo4 9 3 3 31 6 *ftL. WilliamsEscamado, liersain. Marie II. '',] Oakland 3 1-2 f l:09g slop 104 6 7 6 6} 4'-iCrussel Baaposal, Sir Russell, St. Francis. CORRIGAN, br. h, 8, by Sain— Ada Reese CH. E. Rowell V Weight today 98. 67534 Oakland 11 16 1:50 slop 102 3 6 6 E 5' S"ftSandy AndrewMack, Nigrette, TbeBorgian 67359 Oakland 2 1-4 3 ^Oft fair 166 2 2 2 3 0* 7" Sandy Ramus. Edwis limn. Miss Rillie. Oakland 6 1 -2 f 1:23= slop no 4 5 5 5"' 5' 2 Sandy Kokomo, Lisaro, Sir Brillar. TARP, ch. f, 4, by The Elector— Escalade (W. F. Walter). Weight today 98. 67561 Oakland 7-8 1:29* hvy 103 15 4 I ll :: • Scoviile Corn Blossom, Bryan, Bolonian. 67::i'd Oakland l 1:42 fair IDS 3 6 Pulled up. Scoviile .lake Moose. Pal, Salable. 67235 Oakland E-8 1:931 slop 185 1 2 2 8*1 11 Scoviile Instructor, Sahara, Spring Ban. Fifth Race [5th Oakland] FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:4BJ— 6— 10t-.) CLOVERLAND, h. h, 7, by Flatland s— Lucky Clover (J. A. Murray). Weight today 112. 66735 Oakland 1 1:68ft Jury Hi 4 5 6 6 6 8*fftT Clark Jocaad, Com Blossom, Badors. 60674 Crescent Pk 2 3:34? fast ]n0 3 4 S S 83 9»lPerrine Cashier, Lonla Kraft, Nones. 60582 Crescent Pk 2 3:35 fast 100 2 4 3 7 8" 819 Perrine Cashier. Auruuiustcr. Paul. RIGHTFUL, ch, h, 7, by Pirate of Penzance— Early Morn (R. R. Rice, Jr.). Weight today 112. 67410 Oakland 1 1-16 1:50* slop 105 7 7 7 7 7 7" Sandy A. Mack, Mandator, The Borgtaa. 66544 Oakland 1 1-16 i:5og hvjr 110 4 4 4 4 52 6»*ftA Brown Voladay, Gateway, Beeckwood. 66507 Oakland 1 1:441 Slop HI 5 6 6 4 45 415JT Clark Pnlletta, Mandator, Earl Rogers. VINCENTIO, b. c, 4, bv Santello — Francesca II. (J. Stephenson). Weight today 112. 675«4» Oakland 1 I 16 1:511 hvy 115 7 3 :: 3 S'ft V C WilllamsWatchfuL Iras. Black Prince, 67383 Oakland 11-16 1:19 good 186 tl 5 4 2 2'i l"k O Willianisi:. Prince. NabonasSar, M. Lowrev. 67358 Oakland lm SOy 1:45ft fair lot; 4 4 4 2 8*ft 1] C WiUhunsPr.Magnet, 1 Told You, Baraalette. ED SHERIDAN, b, h, 5, by Sam— Laura Agnes (J. H. Hildcbrand). Weight today 109. 67535 Oaklaml 1 I 8 2:00 slop 109 3 112 3} ::■' .1 Hunter Lone Wolf, Hooligan, Isabelita. 67385 Oakland 11-16 1:50 good MS 2 5 I 3 3*ft U Sandy C. Stirto. Almti Boy, Inflammable. 67160 Oakland 1 1-16 l^Oft slop 10S 5 5 4 3 4- 3'" A Crown A. Maek, TheBorgiaa, Capt.Ituruett ANVIL, b. g, 7, by Brutus — Grandezia (C. E. Murray). Weight today 109. 67534 Oakland 11-16 1:50 slop 103 7 4 5 4 6« 7*» G Wright AndrewMack. Nigrette, TbeBorgian 67282 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:22ft fair UMi 2 4 4 7 S'-J.A Crown Pal, Dr. Sherman. Lord Nelson, 66784 Oakland lm 86y 1:481 mud 188 14 5 4 43 22 Sandy TbeBorgian, FunnySide, St.George.lr LUCIAN, br. g, 6, by St. George— Mai Fai (W. H. Hawke). Weight today 109. 67309 Oakland 11:43 fair 109 111 2 8» X 1 F Graham AndrewMack, Black Prince, Orcfaan 60S10 Oakland lm 20y 1:47 hvy 107 Sill 1- 1* F Graham Metlakatla, Lasell, Graphite. 66639 Oakland lmWOy 1:49| slow 105 4 11 1 l 13 Graham BdSbeiidan, Capt.l'.urn't. BlneEyes. I TOLD YOU, b. g. 4. by The Pepper— Ida Ford (W. 0. Joplin). Weight today 109. 67460 Oakland 1 1-16 1:49| good 106 2 1 I 1 l2 1' C Koerner Alms Boy, Hooligan, Lone Wolf. Oakland lm SOy l:4Sft fair 105 9 8 I E 4'-'.'. 3" C Koerner Vincentio, I'r. Magnet, Bwnolette. 66763 Ascot Park 1 L :42ft fast 107 s C 6 5 61 915 C Koerner Dewey, Cadlchon, Sheriff BeU. CROWSHADE, blk. g. 4, by Ogden— Lambent (P. G. Lynch). Weight today 104. 67460 Oakland 1 1-16 1391 good 183 4 4 2 I 9 9,*JE Lynch I Told Yon, Alum Coy, Hooligan. 66910 Oakland 1 1:43 fair 9ft 4 1 I 2 V -'• E Lynch E. Cum. I'.dSheridan, Capt. Burnett 66713 Oakland 11:46 muil 102 5 4 4 3 8*} 9) E Lynch I.one Wolf, WartC Nhht, Prestkfe. Sixth Race [6th Oakland] RACE— 5 1-2 4-ycar-olds and Allowances. SIXTH Fufttnss, upward. (1 :0." i. -ti --100.) RAPID WATER, b, h, 6, by Ran alio— Water Girl (S. C. Hildreth). Weight today 112. 67484 Oakland PC CMC fast 110 t S E 5- 1? C Koerner Collector Jessap, Cluadllght, I toper 1, 7111 Oakland 7-8 1:281 slop 111 12 11 l1} 2'| C Koerner Martinmas, CornBIossom, I* .Titania 67059 Oakland I 1 I 2:66ft good 109 1112 S 7U1L Wniiams Voladay, w. II. Carey, Dr. Leggo. HECTOR, ch. g, 4, bv Handsome — Tchoupetoulas (Hall * Marshall). Weight today 109. 67484 Oakland F C 1 : log fast 106 E 7 7 7 7'* Scoviile BapidWater, CoUessnp, Cioadllght. 67409 Oakland 5 1 2 f 1 :07A stop 113 1 2 4 4 P1W Oticaa Shot Cun. CollectorJessup, Mansard 67360 Oakland 1 1 :40ft fair 99 12 1 1 13 21- C pagan Bnbric, Vox 1'opuli, The Borgiaa. LISARO, br. c, 4, by Rey el SantaAnita — Seven Up (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 108. 67360 Oakland I I :40ft fair lol 7434 $S« 6» .1 Hunter Rubric. Hector, Vox I'opuli. 67236 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:23| slop llo ( 4 4 4* 2=1 I. WilliamsKokomo, Sir Brillar. IOthel Dav. 06857 Oakland 1 1-4 2:0S£ lair lo3 11 7 6 11 12 13 A W B'kerKercheval, LogistiUa, Sir Edward. FRANK FLITTNER, ch. c, 4, by Bannockburn— Derfargilla (P. Wilkerson). Weight today 108. 613 akland 7-S 1:293 slop I'd '• 6 7 5 ."..'. 3*J Weber Wee Lass, E. Thatcher, 1). Wilson. 61225 Oakland lm 20y 1:441 slop 100 4 7 7 6 B« 4" Weber .1. K. I'.. Pentagon, Frolic. 61048 Oakland 1 1:46 mud lol 9 S 8 S 71' 6*ft Weber Quirkrich, Pentagon, Kred Bent. LORD OF THE FOREST, b. g, 4. by Octagon— Lady Violet (M. B. Arterberry). Weight today 105. 674S1 Oakland S-4 1:14ft good lo7 4 1 1 l1 1" A Brown Nigrette, Sea Lad, Dektgoa. 67335 Oakland 3 i l:14g fair I'd 4 4 4 4 4*1 Kirsch'm Sir Brillar, Romiiine. Mansard. 6SS83 Ascot Park 3-4 1:14 fast lttl 5 5 5 5s 57 Keogh T. George, Betsey, Sir t'aruthers. ETHEL DAY. gr. m, 5, by Faraday— Ethel T. (W. F. Walter). Weight today 103. 67382 Oakland 5-6 1:04 good 107 7 '. 5 B ft f C Koerner Native Son. Sea Lad, I'.ill Mayhem, 67236 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:231 slop 186 1 2 3 3.'. 4,; Scoviile Kokomo, Lisaro, sir Brillar. 67101 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:21ft fair 105 6 6 5 5s 3« Horner Sir Brillar, Gateway, Oceau Shore. Page 6 Firenze, Queen of Haggin's Mares: Turf Career of the Illustrious Grandam of Water Pearl, Recently Dead I * FIRENZE. QUEEN OF HAGGIN'S MARES. Turf Career of the Illustrious Grandam of Water Pearl. Recently Dead. In the course of the last twenty years many fast and famous mares have graced the annals of American turf history. The names of Artful. Beldame. Imp, I.ady Amelia. Tanya. Hamburg Belle and Blue «.irl will readily occur to the present generation of admirers of racing as examples, but it is doubtful if any year In the past twenty produced the equal of Kirenze. She was a small mare, but every inch a high class racehorse, for which no distance or veight had terrors. She could sprint with sprinters nnd stay with the best of long distance runners, on dry tracks or wet tracks. It fell to her to lie actively racing when such great horses as Hanover, Kingston, Tenny, The Bard, Exile, Baceland, Riley. r»e Muth, Tournament, Eurus, Volante, Los Angeles ■ nd Tristan were in their prime and not one of them was decisively her master. Beaten now and then by such giants of the track she defeated them In turn and was almost as firmly intrenched in the affection of patrons of racing of her time as was the "Coal Black I.ady." Imp. a few years back. She was a hardy and enduring little thing. ■ true Olenelg. She raced actively and successfully for tdx years, beginning as a two-year-old in 1SS(J and running her last met in iv.ll. She was ■ bay, by Olenelg— Florida, by Virgil, and next to Salvator most beloved by Mr. Haggin of all the tremendous array of horses he has bred or bought and raced. Her first start was for a purse at Saratoga August 2. ISSt;. It was a five furlongs dash over a very heavy track and she won in 1:W from Beth Brocck. Losbia and three more. Purses were comparat ively ulim in those days and all that Kirenze returned liei owner in this initial success was $2M. It was an humble beginning of a subsequently brilliant career and a very busy career. A record of her successes in the big stakes of her time attests this latter feature amply and is interesting reading. These stakes fell to her; 1886. August 28 — At Sheepshead Bay, the Autumn Stakes; 3-4 mile $6.17,") September 2-" At Jerome Park, the Nursery Stakes; 3-4 mile 4,1150 18S7. June 4 — At Jerome Park, the Ladies' Stakes; 1 1 4 miles 2,070 June Hi — At ClttMUd, the Gazelle Stakes; 1 18 miles : 1,860 June 27 —At Sheepshead Bav, the Mermaid Stakes; 1 IS miles 4,:»40 July ft -At Monmouth Park, the Monmouth Oaks; 111 miles 3,540 August 18- At Monmouth Park, the West End Hotel Stakes ; 1 1-2 miles 3.070 October 11 — At Jerome Park, the Hunter Stakes; 1 :)-4 miles 2,130 October 13 — At Jerome Park, the Jerome Stakes; 1 3 4 miles 2,470 IMS. July 12 — At Monmouth Park, the Monmouth Cup : 1 3-4 in iles 2,r 7." July 21 — At Monmouth Park, the Harvest Handicap; 1 1-4 miles 2,193 August 2- At Monmouth Park, the Freehold Stakes; 1 12 miles 2,020 August 11 — At Monmouth Park, the Champion Stakes: 1 1-2 miles 4,373 August 25— At Monmouth Park, the Monmouth Handicap; 1 1-2 miles 5.383 September 6 — At Sheepshead Bay, the Average Stakes; 1 3 16 miles 1,975 Scptemt er 15— At Sheepshead Bay. the Great Long Island Stakes; 1 IS mile heats... 4,852 October 4 — At Jerome Park, the Manhattan Handicap; 11-4 miles 1035 October 8— At Jerome Park, the Battle Stakes; 1 3 16 miles 1.750 Oc tolier 9 — At Jerome Park, the Firenze Stakes; 1 1-8 miles 1.3S5 1889. June 29 — At Sheepshead Bav. the 'Knickerbocker Handicap; 1 :; S miles 2,025 July 11 — At Monmouth Park, the Monmouth Cup; 1 3-4 miles 2.175 July 20 — At Monmouth Park, the Navesink Handicap; 1 1-2 miles 2,105 July .'{0 — At Monmouth Park, the Freehold Stakes: 1 1-2 miles 1,250 Septemlier 5 At Sheepshead Bav, the New York Handicap; 1 12 miles 1.920 Septemlier 7— At Sheepshead Bay. the omnium Handicap: 1 1-8 miles 2,525 October 9 — At Jerome Park, the Firenze Stakes; 1 IS miles 2,100 1890. June 26 — At Sheepshead Bay. the Coney Island Cup; 1 12 miles 1.S50 June 2*— At Sheepshead Bay. the Knickerbocker Handicap; 1 3-8 miles 1,843 August 7 At Monmouth Park, the Freehold Stakes: 1 12 miles 2.125 September 3 — At Sheepshead Bay. the Twin City Handicap: 1 1-4 miles 3,735 September 1 1 — At Sheepshead Bay, the New York Handicap; 1 1-2 miles 1,563 1891. August 13 -At Monmouth Park, the Champion Stakes: 1 1-2 miles 3.750 In this recapitulation there is one feature that stands out strikingly. That is the comparatively tiinall values. Here, in the course of her career, this famous mare won thirty-two stakes. With some few shining exceptions they were the richest of her time, yet the combined value of this great array of fixed events won was but $80,622.50 in exact figures. In these days the same number of stakes won on the big New York tracks would almost certainly net at least double the sum named. When a two year old, Firenze started in eight races, of which she won five, was sc -ond twice aud once unplaced. After winning the purse at Saratoga she next ran second to her stable mate. Milton, for the Criterion Stakes, at Monmouth Park, with the King Ernest— Julietta colt third. August 11. her next start, she ran unplaced in a purse won by Montrose. At Gravesend. August 20. she won a purse at seven furlongs over a slow track in 1:311. defeating Ittiltla. Louise aud three more fillies. September 3, at (lie same track, she won from Butch. Pearl Jennings and two otliers at the same distance, in 1:2s,. Her til -1 important success was achieved at Sheepshead Bay. August 28, wheat she won the Autumn Stakes from Belvidere and Lady Primrose, with Oritiamiiic. Montrose. BradtVrd. Falstep and Koi d'or unplaced. It turned out to lie the most valuable stake won by her in the course of her long and distinguished career. Her campaign as a two-year old terminated Septemlier 25. when she won the Nursery Stakes at Jerome Park, witli Belvldere second and Santa Rita third. Belvidere was a good racehorse and last year came into renewed prominence as the sire of tiic crack twoyear-old, Salvidere. Santa Kila subsequently became familiarly known to Chicago patrons of racing in the colors of Tony Licaizi and was long the mainstay of (lie locally popular ••Watermelon" Stable. Kirenze was a brilliant star when a three-year-old and was never worse than third in any of her fourteen races in IKsy. She made her debut in the Ladies' Stakes at Jerome Park and prevailed over Klageolctta. Almy and ihrec other fillies. All carried 113 pounds. June 10, she captured the Gazelle Stakes at Gravesend, again defeating Klageolctta. with Maggie Mitchell third and three more unplaced. In both races Klageolctta was an odds-on favorite. She was a fine, fast filly and was only beaten a head at equal weights in the Ladies'. In the Gazelle she carried 103 to 113 on Firenze and this led her admirers to think she would reverse positions, but Firenze easily defeated her by two lengths. At Sheepshead Bay. June 18, she for the first time met the mighty Hanover and the little less formidable Kingston in the Swift Stakes at seven furlongs. The track was very heavy. Only the three started. All carried regulation stake weights, and Hanover ftm by tcu lengths, witli Kingston, second, ia I4fc At that tune Hanover was practically Invincible and this race was his sixth in a string of fourteen consecutive victories. A few days later Firenze won the Mermaid Stakes from Lady Primrose, Almy, Flageo-letta and Hypasia, easily running the mile and an eighth in 1:56, fast time then, and won by two lengths. Then she went to Monmouth Park and continued her clean sweep of the filly stakes by winning the Monmouth Oaks from Lady Primrose and Almy, then took a purse from Bradford and Belvidere at a mile and a sixteenth. August 13 she again tackled Hanover. This was in the Champion Stakes at a mile and a half, run in 3:38, but Hanover beat her three lengths aud Volante was third ten lengths behind her. Only the three ran and Firenze put up a good race. Five days later she won the West End Hotel Stakes at a mile and a half from Almy, with 120 pounds up. August 20 she triumphed over Hanover for the first time, but did not win the race. It was the Omnibus Stakes at one and one-half miles, track heavy. Old Davy Withers' Laggard with 118 pounds up won. Firenze with 120 was second and Hanover, 12S, third, Kingston, 118, and Esquimau, 113, ran unplaced. The time was 2:44, Laggard won by an inch and Hanover was a short head behind. It was a battle of giants and Hanover was a 1 to 2 favorite l'roin Monmouth she was taken to Saratoga and ran third to the western fillies Wary and Gri sette in the Pocahontas Stakes. Then she went to Jerome Park and won the Hunter Stakes, for tillies. and the Jerome Stakes for three-year olds. In this Hanover was her solitary opponent and an overwhelming favorite at 45 to 100 post odds. Ike distance was one and three-quarter miles. Hanover carried 125 pounds, Firenze 122. Hanover led to the last quarter, where the filly passed him ami won in a canter by* three lengths in 3:09J, extraordinarily last time lor that slowest of all slow tracks. After that Kirenze ran twice in stake races at Pimlico ami was second each time, first to Kingston at one and one eighth miles and then to Liudeu at a mile and a half. In 1SSS, Firenze was better than ever and a great celebrity. With 117 pounds up, she ran third to Elkwiiod and Terra Cotta in the Suburban, beateu a length and a half iu 2:07!. Outside of a purse. she won nothing until July 12 at Monmouth Park, where she won the Monmouth Cup at one and three quarter miles from Elkwood and Eurus in 3:08.1. Next she defeated Exile, Surinam, Eurus, Favor awl otliers in the Harvest Handicap, at a mile and a quarter over a heavy track. August 2, she won the Freehold Stakes at a mile and a half from The Bard in 2:34. The latter was a 2 to 5 favorite. Firenze carried 113 pounds. The Bard 120. Next she defeated Kingston and Sautalene for the Champion Stakes, one and one-half miles in 2:33, and won by three lengths. In the Monmouth Handicap she took up l'JK pounds and won cantering from Exile, 118; Belvidere, 121, and five more high class horses.' running its mile and a half in 2:36. At Sheepshead Bay. carrying 122 pounds, she ran away from Lelex. 102 12; Terra Cotta, 115; Montrose, 114; Wary, 101, and Brown Duke, 102. one and three-sixteenths miles in 2:02j. This was in the Average Stakes. Then she won the Great Long Island Stakes at one and one-eighth miles heats, with 125 pounds up, in 1:50. 1:56?. At Gravesend, Kingston beat her a length in the First Special and, with ninety-eight pounds up to her 126. Connemara defeated her by a half length in the Boulevard Stakes, one and one-half miles in 2:37. Then in succession she won a purse, the Manhattan Handicap, Battle Stakes and Firenze Stakes at Jerome Park. Raceland defeated her in the Grand National Handicap, it being her last race of the year. Raceland was always a troublesome opponent to the gallant little mare, defeating her several times in the following year. But Raceland was also a great racehorse. In 1889, she won the Knickerbocker Handicap from Eurus, the Monmouth Cup from Raceland, the Navesink Handicap, with 126 pounds to Inverwick's 102 and Tristan's 107, they finishing second and third: walked over for the Freehold Stakes, took the New York Handicap from Retrieve, the Omnium from Strideaway and the Firenze Stakes from Winona. Raceland defeated her in a purse at Jerome Park, the New York Jockey Club Handicap ami. for a second time in successive years, in the Grand National 'Handicap. In the Grand National ol 1888, Raceland carried 110 pounds to her 131. In 1889 it was Raceland. 126: Kirenze. 130. In fact, it was nothing but high weights for Firenze now, she carrying 129 pounds when she defeated such a fast horse as Strideaway. trlth but 112 pounds in the Omnium. Of her other unsuccessful races she was second to Hanover for the Coney Island Cup. to Kingston in the Average Stakes, and third to Los Angeles and Eurus in the Champion Stakes. and to Eurus anil Senorita in the Monmouth Handicap. Growing lietter with years. Firenze gave notable exhibitions of speed aud endurance in 1890. She ran unplaced iu the Suburban won by her stable comrade. Salvator. but in the Coney Island Cup she gave convincing evidence of her still unsurpassed greatness a-- a stay.-r by defeating Cassius and Tea Tray in a canter and running its mile and a half course in 2:33. Witli 128 pounds up, to Long-street's 113, she defeated him lor the Knickerbocker Handicap. In the Freehold Stakes she defeated Tenny at a mile and a half in 2:5.'!1. Tenny had previously beaten her iu the Eatontown Stakes at a mile over a heavy track. She shoived grand form in the Twin City Handicap at the Sheepshead Bay fall meeting, when, with 128 pounds up, she won from Tournament. Ill; Eurus, 119; Los Angeles. US; Rizpah. 97; Come to Taw. 110; Senorita, 117, ami Badge. 114. running the mile and a quarter in 2MI7. It was her last great triumph of that year. In 1881, she ran but three times and was then retired to the stud. At Monmouth Park she won a parse from Sir George, and a week later, with 120 p ds up, defeated Riley. 122. and Raceland. 125. for the Champion Stakes a I a mile and a half in 2:3si. she won by a half length and Uiley beat Kacclaud a neck. Her last race was in the New Tork Handicap at Sheepshead Bay. where, with 138 pounds up. she ran third to De Muth, 119, and Kronteirae. Hrj in. in 2:37*. In ail, the record of this extraordinary mare was: Year. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Clip. Amt. 1888 8 5 2 O 1 $12,575.00 1887 14 8 4 2 8 22,153.00 1V-SS 21 12 0 3 O 37.286.50 1888 21 12 6 3 0 21,065.50 1* Mt 14 7 3 0 4 14.510.00 1891 3 2 O 1 O 4.750.00 Total H 40 21 9 5 $112,342.00 Mr. Haggin fondly hoped his great mare would produce sons and daughters equal to herself in fleot-ness and stan ina. but had to submit to bitter disap poiutment. As in the case of other great racemares. too much campaigning told its tale and the nervous energy that might have told in reproduction, was expended in racing. She was first and for three successive years mated with her mighty stable mate Salvator and foaled Firenzita. Pearl V. and Hiero. None of these achieved fame on the racetrack, but Pearl V. as the dam of the star two year -old Water Pearl, that unfortunately died a few days since, gives evidence that Firenze's daughters will uphold her fame. Her only son, Hiero, is a young stallion at Elmendorf that may be heard from. Besides the two mentioned, Firenze has foaled several other fillies to other stallions than Salvator, Jockeys Handicapped JOCKEYS HANDICAPPED. Daily Racing Form will publish fcom time to time a table of the rating of the* Jockeys riding on American tracks, based on their performances in the saddle. The best riders will be given the uniform rating of 100, and from that point the others will be graded down according to iheir estimated relative skill. For a difference of five points between the jockeys, three points change in the handicap figures assigned the horses in any race must be made. Only riders frequently in the saddle will be given a place in the table. The following is the present rating: Alarie 80 Kirschbaum 80 Alex. H 80 Knaack 75 Allen, W 85 Knapp, W 100 Andress 75 Knopf SO Appleby 75 Koerner, 0 10O Archibald, A 75 Koerner, T 76 Aubuchon 95 Kunz 85 Austin, D 95 Larsen, II 85 Bailey 75 Lawrence 85 Barnett, J 80 Lett, J S5 Battiste, F 80 Leeds 75 Beckman 80 Leihe 75 Bedell 85 Llnderwig 75 Bergen, J 75 Lloyd 90 Berry 75 Loague 80 l'.ilac 88 Locke .t 75 Blair, M 75 Lowe, R 85 Boiesen 80 Lycurgus 75 Boland, D 90 Mabey 75 Booker, A. W 90 Malin, J 75 Booker, C 75 Manders 80 Borel SO Marsters 75 Boyd 75 Martin, A 85 Brady 75 Martin, E 75 Brooks IS Martin. J 100 Brown. A 95 McBride, J 85 Brussel 80 McCabe 75 Buchanan, W 95 McClain 75 Bullman 95 M Daniel. R 95 Burns, G 80 McGee, W 85 Burns, W 75 Mclntyre, J 85 Burton, B 80 Mclntvre, W 90 Burton, F 80 McLaughlin, G. ... 75 Butler SO McLaughlin. J 85 Butwell 80 McMahon 75 Buxton 80 McRae 75 Callahan 80 Meade, T 80 Callus 80 Mentry 75 Carroll, .las SO Miller. C 80 Carroll. John 75 Miller. W 100 Carter, T. B 75 Mllliano 75 Cavanaugb 75 Minder 86 Chandler. 0 75 Mitchell 85 Charboneau 75 Moesel 75 » 'berry 85 Moran 75 Clark, J 75 Moreland 85 Clark, T 90 Morgan, A 75 Clausen so Mtia.lt- 85 • line 7.". Morper 80 Coane 75 Morris, C 85 Conley. JoBn 85 Mountain 95 Conway, J 75 Murphy. J so Crlmmlns 85 Musgrave 75 Dale, J 80 Narvaez 75 Daly, J 85 Ncnbcrt 75 Daussat 75 Nichols, G 73 Davenport 75 Nichols, L 75 Davis, B 80 Nicol 100 Davis. R 80 Noone 80 Davis, W 95 Notter 90 Dean. T 80 Nutting 75 Dearborn 80 O'Brien, J 75 Delaby 75 Otis 85 Delmater 75 Ott, W 75 Dennison, J 75 Pendergast 75 Dickson S 80 Perrett K 80 Diggins 75 Phillips 75 Domlnick 95 Pickens 80 Dorsey 75 Pickett 75 Dowe 75 Pohanka 75 Downing 75 Powers, R 80 Drolette 75 Preston. M 90 Dugan, E 80 Quarrington 75 Dugan, W 95 Radtke 100 Duggan, J 75 Rcdfern 100 Enrnshaw 80 Reldel 75 Knglander 90 Rcttlg 80 Fair 80 Rice, E 8tl Farrow 75 Rice, T 75 Feieht 85 Riddle 75 Ferris, J 75 Rilev, D 80 Finch 75 Riley, W 80 Finn 85 Roberts 75 Fischer, W 85 Robinson, E 95 Fisher, C 80 Rollerl 73 Flannery 75 Rollin 75 Foley, J 85 Ross. C 80 Ford 73 Runham 75 Foy 80 Russell, J 75 Fountain. L 85 Rvan. J 90 I'rascii SO Sandy 85 Galindo 75 Schade 80 Gannon, W 90 Scott. L 75 Gnrgan 80 Scoville IS Garner 95 Seder 86 (iaugel SO Shea. J 75 Glasner 75 Sheridan 75 Goldstein 80 Shilling. C. H S3 Gordon 75 Shrove SO Graham. F 90 Singleton SO Graham. H 75 Skirvin .SO Grand. C S5 Smith, II SO Griffith 80 Smith, Henry 80 Griswold 75 Smith, J 80 Gross, C 75 Smith, L 90 Grate SO Smith, W 75 Gnllett 75 Spargur 75 Hasan 80 Sperry 75 Harris, J 90 Stille 80 Harty 80 Sullivan, C. F 75 naves, E 75 Sullivan T 80 Hayes, J 75 Swain, G 85 Heatherton 75 Swain. F SO Helgesen 85 Talbert SO Hennessy, James ... 90 Taylor. T 80 Hennessy, John .... 80 Thurston 75 Herbert 80 Troxler 95 Herman 75 Trueman SO Hicks, J 80 Van Dusen 80 Hildebrand, F 80 Vanderbout 80 Hogg 85 Walker, W. R 80 Holmes, R 75 Walsh. A SO Horner 85 Walsh, E 85 Howard 75 Wa Ish. J. J 75 Hudlin 80 Walsh. T 75 Huestis 75 Warren SO Hunter. J 85 Welch. R 75 Hyams 75 Wbiteman 75 Imes, R 73 Wiley 85 Jackson, Harvey ... 80 Williams, A 80 Jackson, L 80 Williams, c so James 75 Williams, L 100 Jarrett 75 Williams. T 73 Johanessen 80 Wilmot 75 Johnson. J SO Wilson, F 75 Johnson. M 75 Wilson, R 75 Johnson. W 7.. Wishard 80 "Keating SO Wolff 75 Kelly. K So Wood, M 75 Kelly. W 75 Wood. M. B 75 Kent 85 Wright, A 80 Keogh 85 Wright, J 75 Kermath 80 -Young. A 80 Keyes, F 80 Saratoga's Big Entry Increase 1 SARATOGA'S BIG ENTRY INCREASE. New York. March 1". — In the delayed mails from California were entries for the Saratoga stakes, which brings the total nominations to the fixtures for the meeting at the Spa far in excess of any previous year. Every race except one equals or exceeds last year. The single exception Is ' the I'alskill Selling Stakes, which shows a falling oft of four entries. The comparative list follows: l! Ott. sWf. Saratoga Handicap 04 08 Saratoga Cup 0 to Merchants and Citizens 47 M t hamplain 50 t;:; Delaware 64 7!) Amsterdam SI Kl Catskill 75 71. Saranac 47 . 57 1 1 uron SJ 72 Seneca 62 71 M'.hawk 40 50 Saratoga Special l!l 10 Adirondack !»2 !)2 Kentuckv 72 77 Troy 110 111 Albany 91 120 Totals 992 1.143 The American Racing Manual FOR 1907 EVERYONE INTERESTED IN RACING SHOULD HAVE IT. THE PRICE: BOUND IN LEATHER From Newsdealers or this Office . . 50 Cents By Registered Mail 60 Cents BOUND IN PAPER From Newsdealers or tijis Office . . 30 Cents By Registered Mail 40 Cents PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY Daily Racing Form Pub. Co. 124 Fifth Ave., Chicago. .■— ■ ' — ■■■ I .■■■ MM ■!■ WHAT THE EXTNNIN0 HORSES DID IN 1906. A complete record of the performances and winnings of all horses racing last year. Price $1. Dally Racing Form I'ubHahimj Co., 124 Fifth ATe&ue, Chicago, JU, 1907 :: 1907 Woodlands Stock Farm MR. BARNEY SCHREIBER, Proprietor. SAIN Private. Imported black horse, by St. Serf— The Task, by Barcaldine. A garni winner in this country and sire of such capital racers as Jack At kin. Nealon, Tony Faust. Deiitscliland. Corrigan. Schwalbe, (Mis, Gcheimniss, Otto Stifel. I'inkerton. Dewey, Lacy Crawford, Hersain, Sainrida and many other winners. BANNOCKBURN. Private. Brown horse, by Hayden Edwards — Bettie Blaise, by the Epsom Derby winner St. Blaise. A great racehorse in his day and. although but recently placed in the stud, already sire of Dr. ;ardnor. Horace V... Bannock Belle. Qulnn Brady. Banposal. Red Rill. etc.. etc. SIR HERCULES. Private. Imported bay horse, by Sir Hugo, dam by Galo-pin, second dam Miss Foote. by Orlando. Winner in Kngland of the Ascot Biennial Stakes. Trial Plate. I'cvcril of the I'cak Plate, Prince of Wales Cup and Richmond Plate. BALGOWAN. $50.00. Brown horse, by Strathmore — Trinkitat, by imp. Thunderstorm. Winner of the Hyde Park Stakes and many other important events and sire of Sofala. Sylvia Talbot, (Jus Heldorn. Katie Rains, etc.. etc. OTIS. $50.00. Bay horse, by Sain or imp. Foul* Shot— Laura Agnes, by Jils Johnson. Winner of the St. Louis Derby. Neptune Stakes and many other races. His tlrst season In the stud. Addiess. THOMAS SHELLEY . . Manager, Bridgeton. Missouri. || COBMOSA, 6-1, Lost jj j | was our Daily One Horse Wire Wednesday. | | I ■ 1 ' | I THREE I . ! ! |!| Wl N N ERS jj | | | $5.00 | J J ONE HORSE A DAY. j | T. C. WOOD & CO., ji l | 59 Dearborn Street. Chicago, 111. i i ! I ESTABLISHED 1904. j [ 3 Grand Specials $10 ONE STARTS SATURDAY. If two out of the three hordes do not win. we refund your money. Scratched or disqualified horses entitle you to another hois,.. One starts in the Derby at New Orleans. March 23d; the other starts Monday, March L".".. Am horse under o to 1 (hies not count. All three will be specials at good o.|ds. WATCH MY AD. NEXT WEEK ON MY DERBY SPECIAL. Kemit by 1'. O.. Express or Telegraph Money Order to E. L'HOMMIDEAU, Room 5, m La Salle Street, Chicago, 111. Til. Main H». $2 THE ADVANCE AGENT $2 It will (rive you horses that are ready to win at a good price. It does not pive twenty horses a week, but a few of the best at the different tracks, so selected that two cannot meet in the same race. Every horse reported should win one of his next two starts. Do away with $10 a week specials and telegrams and get the winners for $2.00 a month, with every Monday's best bet thrown in Published every Saturday. H. J OLMSTEAD, Suite 304, Loyal Guard Building. Detroit, Mich. LONGSHOT FREE! In latest quotations for the Brooklyn this horse wa* 1oo to l.but there will lie a big cut when I have told a lew good bettors what I know. Write me how luuch you »iil bet and what share you will give me and if I think you are the kind of a bettor that will profit b) what 1 know about this horse I will send you all the facts without charge. JOHN W. DOYLE, 6ravesei)d, L. I , New York. Foreigner, 13-5, Won was th |y hor-e sent out to our clients Wednesday. Today and Friday we will have two long ^h"|s tli.it will win: al Saturday the winner for the Derby. One-Horso Daily. TERMS: $5.00 WEEKLY; $1.00 DAILY. THE WESTERN, ROOM B 14, 81 WASHINGTON STUKKT. M. HENRIE ONE-HORSE WIRE, $2.00. SOUTHERN CROSS, 7-5, WON This horse was well supported by eastern con-lingenl, and odds were held lower than expected, liceause of scratches. I have one for Saturday. March It;, that will be at a good price aud will win as easily as Southern Cross did. « M. HENRIE, 90 FIFTH AVENUE. Communication by mail or telegraph. National Racing Review No. 75. Room 87 71 .Dearborn Street CHICAGO, ILL. YESTERDAY1 S SPECIAL WITHDRAWN. Yesterday's One-Horse Wire. NOTASULGA, 9 to 20, Won. $5.00 Per Week. __..■■■ . _ '- m. TURF REPORTERS SPECIAL R. 31S, 59 Dearborn St., Chicago. Thursdays Special: 58-75-60-67-72-53-49-56-71-38. Entry List; l-10-706i-711-719-755-7&9-7W, j Local News George C. Dennett says he never intends to part with Dishabille. When her racing days are at nn • •nd aha will go into the stud at his Tennessee farm.

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