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Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, March 16, 1907

Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, March 16, 1907 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1907 drf1907031601 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, March 16, 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] VOL. XIII. KO. 5. CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MAKCII 10, 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS Derby Day at City Park.: O'Neill Limbers Up for His Ride on Judge Post. DERBY DAY AT CITY PARK. O'NEILL LIMBERS UP FOR HIS RIDE ON JUDGE POST. Finishes Second on Royal Breeze — Schreiber Wins with Another Sain Colt — Riders for the Derby Horses. New Orleans. La., March i" . in areaarattoa for his ride on Judge Post iii (he City I':i rk Derby |o-MRW, Frank O'Neill rode Royal Ittut in the tilth net this afternoon anil finished KC 1 to Rappahannock. He rode :i BpkadH race. Be had no .inline to win. Rappahannock Was best. He ottt-1 roke the olliers. opened :i long lead and retained il. merely cantering :it the finish. Tin- prograai ni m ordinary one. live of tlie race* being given over to tlie cheaper class of platers. Colonel Brady, another Sain eolt.' won tlie tirst race for Barney Seln eiber. • 'oloncl Brady brake none too well, lint when lie get to going he closed up rapidly, drew ;iway without gieat e.Neriion and won in a canter. While Gild, Allonliy and Temaceo ale raided for (he Derby to new, 1 hoy are classed as doubtful starters. Temaeeo pulled up lame after his work out Thursday, Rnrlew gave it out yesterday that GJM would not go. Allonliy is also entered in the first nee and this would lead one to believe that he i- probably intended for that contest. Mountain will ride Yankee Chi. Nieol will be on Pink Star. O'Neill on Judge Tost. .7. Daly on Planute. earner ..], Tileing and I.lo.vd on Tcninccei if he starts. Tilcing's final trial for the nee was a mile and a (ptarter Thursday in 2:1". first mile in 1:43}. Yankee Girl was worked out a mile and n |iiarter in her last, rare Wcitncsd n- in 'HiW. an.l Co. I. Ster wliiih was ■ ■tarter la the same rare with Yankee UlrL worked a mile ami a ipiartor in -in"-. lie araa eeteatag Vaakee Girl all thrnagh the last furlong. Teinaieo was sent a mile and a furlong Thursday morning in 2 "2. tirst mile in 1:17. This eolt is said to be troubled with museiilar rheumatism. .Indue I'o-C- final work for the race was Ma mile in 1:::'". when he beat Kmergcncy Monday. He has. of roarer, been galtapcd Btaee then, Plaaate'i final trial was in his race With. Wea, when he won at a mile and a sixteenth in l:lfi . tirst mlie in I :■'■ Frank I'leslier changed hands this innriiing. Frank Hart purchasing liim IT .1. .1. Marklcin tor |JH. .1. H. I.ewnian transferred to Beset Hayes the two year old Camus, I.ewnian still retains a half interest in the ."It. While I he l»erl..\ is Hie overshadowing point of interest the oilier races on tomorrow's card promise well, and in all. with sin-h boraee as Allonby. Tele-seope. Lucy Y ••nil-.:: t'-tcrjoy . Dr. Keilli. Kara: Bieafcea, dime Beat liar Brawney Lad; Judge Peat, Sir Toddtagtoe, Tileing. Allonby: Pasadena, John 1.. Inglis. IliM I. reds: Charlie Kastman. Coldprool. Morales: St. Noel, .lame- Keildiek and Pellindian among laaae likely to be sent to the post it should pre*e City Park's banner day. T. K. I.ynrh. Rhinestone is Disqualified. RHINESTONE IS DISQUALIFIED. Oakland. Cal.. March i:,. Aside from the di- |iialilieat ion of Rhinestone in the two year old nee, the racing today was featureless K. Pugan. Itliine stone's rider, was suspended for two week-. S. o ville also suffered a suspension of a week lor mis behavior at the post on The Reprobate. The weather was mild ami plea-anl: the track was neaily at its best and the attendance approximated in. nun. .lake Moose pulled up lame today and is not e\ peeled to start in the Thornton Stakes at four miles tomorrow. •loekey Kirsehba was not allowed to ride Adelia in the first race. This rider has liecii declared incotu pi lent, but may be allowed to resume riding. Tlie Card for tomoiTnw is for the slayers cvlu sively. a mile dash betas the aaccteet race on the program, of which the riilniinat ion is the four miles of the popular Thornton Stakes. Willi a net track probable and such good horses as Mahal llol lander, Fairystreot. Treasure Seeker: Funny Side. Crowshade. Corrigan: Huston, luliainniable. Iras: Dr. I.eggo. Mamie Algol. Miss Killie: Ink. Isniailian. Flaunt: Kapid Water. Yox i'opuli and Colleetor Jes sup studding the entries a least appears in stoic lot local racing enthusiasts. H. l'orsland. A. T. A. Members Meet. A. T. A. MEMBERS MEET. New Orleans. I.a.. March IS. —The American Turf Association held a short meeting at the St. Charles Unlet this morn in;;, those present being President M. J. Winn. Walter O. Parmer. Joseph Khinock. CampU'il Scc.it. BaWard Oorrhna, May Overton and Samuel F. Heaslip. Nothing of importance trans jiired at the morning session and the meeting was adjourned at noon. The license committee of the association! is meeting tonight and among other matters under discussion is the question of revoking the license of jockey W. Mclntyre. The session is a lively one. ^ Joe Ullman is Better. JOE ULLMAN IS BETTER. Oakland. Cal.. March IB, — Joe 1 llman is showing steady iinproveinent at (Jardner's Sanitarium, at Belmont, Cal. Dr. (.ardner said tonight ■ "Mr. rilmiin is able to take lioiirishiueut, sleeps at regular intervals, has no fever and is doing re markably well, both menially and physically. The patient is confined to his l»ed and kept in strict beclusi .-u.'' More Rough Riding at Oaklawn.: Two Jockeys Are Unseated-Shreve is Suspended-Hasty the Day's Surprise MORE ROUGH RIDING AT OAKLAWN. Two Jockeys Are Unseated— Shreve Is Suspended — Hasty the Day's Surprise. Hot springs. Ark.. March IB.— The raetag at Oal lawn today was generally tins.it islactory. In the main they were .jostling and bumping matches. The rough riding in the third and fourth ra.es was m,lst pronounced. The third race was at seven furlongs. The track at the starting petal for such races is thrown up to the outside, dipping toward the inner rail. This causes the horses to crowd, ami when the field is large there is invariably a jam a- they are sent away. Today there were lifteen horses starting. Skirvin was knocked ofT Marc.. and J. Heiinison was forced to pull up Chief Milli-kin. In future all races at seven furlongs will be limited to ten horses. At the start of tlie fourth tare Shreve. who was riding King Wilda. permitted his mount to bump into Calmcda and D. Kilev was unseated. Shreve was suspended for two weeks. The victory of Hasty over Hollow and Rustle in the third race was the most surprising incident of the day. Kecpiest was undoubtedly tin- beat in the closing race, but the judges want to know some whys and wheretores a- to her previous running. shilling will be permitted t ride the horses ol K. I.. Thomas, his pootrad employer. Qeed racing seem- aaaared tor to-aamow after noon by the presence of such good performers a-Shirley Uossniore. Manchester. Aunt Hala: Caraas, Skyward. Viperine: Docile. Princess tirna. Thistle Do: Savable. Hannibal P.ey. The Bear; Attila. Big Bow, Hendigo: Pen Strong, llawkama and laa Gray in the entry lists of the day. .1. I.. DemUscy. King of Mist Falls with Harris.: Jockey's Collarbone is Broken-Little Interest in the Six Selling Races. KING OF MIST FALLS WITH HARRIS. Jockey's Collarbone Is Broken — Little Interest in the Six Sellinq Races. l.os Angeles. Cal., March IS. The racing was marred today by a bad spill in the fourth nee, in vvhi-h hin-,' of Mi-I was thrown beavU] v i • ' I liar-is under him. Harris got up at once, but fell soon afterward and was carried to the scales room under tin- judges' stand, where upon exaniinat ion it was found that he wa~ suffering from a broken collarbone. He will not be able to ride again la some time. The card consisted of six selling races and was devoid of interest. Starter Dw.ver will leave here March .'V two days before the meeting ends, for New Orleans, where he is to start for two weeks, beginning April 1. at City Park. After that he will go to Oakland. The card for tomrrow proniaM well, many of tin best horses remaining here being named ;,, start, among them aach useful performer^ as Si-ier Julia. P.oogcr Bad, K erode; Taea, Hazeline. Baa Al varaclo: l.ydie Wroiismaii. Itauble. Sloessel: (odd ■pot, Avonielhis; Cilpiu. Cotillion. I.illie I'..: Orclio. Hiiii.i and Ptaj lit. P. F. oMalley. No Harm to Toronto Meeting. NO HARM TO TORONTO MEETING. Toronio. out.. March 15. -"I see no reason to HBppoee that the teceat decision in the Supreme Court will have any injurious effect on racing in Canada." said Secrlary W. P. Fraser id the On tario Jockey Club today. "The legality of betling is thoroughly established by this decision. The only petal at issue was the question id' liookruakers' siands. The stakes of the Ontario Jockey Club for I lie coming spring meeting at the Woodbhic cntiise have been substantially increased and when the proggeBl l ook makes its appearance, which il will in the ne\l few day s. overnight purses will also Miow an increase over previous years." Butler Goes into the Courts. BUTLER GOES INTO THE COURTS. New York. March l.V On the order of the Su pretne Court. BMaed at While Plains yesterday by Justice Mills, the Slate Pacing Commission is \ peeled to show cause tomorrow why il shoiilel not be ma luia in uscil to grant a Ib-onse lo the Finpiri' City track for a running rate meeting to lie held lliis year. The order was issued on the application of James Kussell Soley. attorney for James Batter. No advance information as to the State Pacing Commission's answer has lieon given. No Need for Troops, Says Green. NO NEED FOR TROOPS. SAYS GREEN. Little Kin k. Ark.. March lo.— The efforts of the reform element at Hot Springs to have state troops sent thi'ie to suppress In-tting at Oaklawn will fail. Geaeral Greea returned from Hot Springs today and reported to acting (iovernor Moore thai the Carland County officials are fully able and apparently willing to control the sit nation, and that there is no reason why the state militia should lie called out. Mrs. Kane to Bring Suit. MRS. KANE TO BRING SUIT. I/exiugtoii, Ky.. March l.V- Mrs. Hugh P. Kane is preparing to bring suit for damages for the death of the broodmare Fleeting Moments, ly Hanover — P.ennie Lee. by Clengarry. which died on the can while l eing shipped last year to Harrodsbtirg. It Is claimed the death of the mare was due to negligence on the part of the railroad peepte, More School Room for Stable Boys MORE SCHOOL ROOM FOR STABLE BOYS New York. March 15. — The directors of the Coney Island Jockey Club have instructed Superintendent Clark of tlie Sheepshead Bay track to prepare plans for an addition to the school house for stable boys on the Neck Road. Tlie classes are growing so rapidly that more room is a necessity. Two teachers are now employed and a third will come when there is more room. The Coney Island Jockey Club foots all the bills. The pupils are not even required V) furnish their books. There is nutuiug compulifory about a I tendance. Such methods are not needed. The boys are eager to learn. The itopular impression iu regard to stable lads is that they are a set of little rutlians, lacking good manners and all of the little niceties that go to make up the well behaved little gentleman that the American boy of this age is siipjiosed to he. This, like many other ideas of the turf, is entirely wrong. The first re|x rt on deportment turned in to A. J. Joyner. whose lads are pupils of the sceool. should dispel the idea of ill-maniiered little rutlians. The BBpart is signed by Miss Relle Maguire, the teacher, and reads: "Tear lioys are a credit to your training, as they know how and when to behave, and I want to thank you lac your assistance iu the work." Other trainers have received similar reaarta, and so far as deportment goes the school will compare favorably with any located in the best residence see tious of New York City, while the eagerness of the youngslers to tajie full advantage of the wel come, but limited, opportunities afforded them for self improvement is so sincere as to be almost pathetic. Hopeful as to Memphis. HOPEFUL AS TO MEMPHIS. Hot Springs, Ark.. March 15. The action .»f the Tennessee legislature giving Memphis the right to govern her own affairs has encouraged horsemen here to the lielief that the new Memphis Jockey (Tub will hold a meet Lug at Montgomery Park, beginning April 15. Good Health All Around. GOOD HEALTH ALL AROUND. New York. March 15. —Remarkably little shin and muscle soreness is observable among the horses this spring, and all of them api»ear to lie sound and healthy. Nothing even remotely suggesting au epielcinic of catarrhal fever has appeared. Thomas Wants Montgomery. THOMAS WANTS MONTGOMERY. Hot Springs. Ark.. March 15. — R. L. Thomas is ii ge, Mating with Fred Forsythe for the purchase mt Montgomery, Chinn & Forsythe's Crescent City Derby candidate. \ Harry M'Auliffe Loses His Sight. HARRY MAULIFFE LOSES HIS SIGHT. New York. March 1... — Harry MeAnlifie. who for twenty years has la-en one of the toeal group of racing reporters, was stricken blind about a inoutU ago. -• ... Los Angeles Form Chart. a . , . ■ -j LOS ANGELES FORM CHART. i \Se-llT I'AKK.) L0& ANGELF3. CAL.. Friday. March 15. 1907. -Ninety xecond day. Los Angeles Jockey club. Winter Meeting 'originally )(» days; extended to MS daysl. Weather clear: track fast. (22 books on. Presiding ludgc. A. W. Hamilton. Starter. Richard Dwver. Secretary'- Join Fexlcn. Racing starts at 1:48 p. m. W indicates whip. S fpurs. 15 blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following tlie distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. £*^7£*€fr7 FIKST RACK— 1 Mile. (1:^1-4-11)0.) Purse *400. J-year-olds. Selling. O I O O I Net value to winner fSS. lnd Horses AWtPPSt % V4 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S~" Si51!*TA06 wr. 104 7 6 U l2 ]».*. D I'JJt Preston J Curl 4-51 1 1-3 out 67342 OOLJD l.EDGB wu ml G S 71 ;!'.'. J.1. 8 | V C Ross OliveGroveStable 30 30 15 4 7-5 tiodL' IRISH MAIL ws nil s 4 3h 41 .V.'. V 31' H Smith R H Harris 7-5 'J-5 ! -5 1-3 out iot:U'MISS HIM YAK W MS - 2 a1' 1* ti' l. .' '. P Prrussel T « Webber St 50 15 4 3-2 S75S7 KXTRAN'KLL w HiL.' :'. I 1*5* V' ♦* Si H'brand K W Bryant Urn fntl HO L'5 12 S7512 MFRA'RKL a I'M 1 1 z' •;' 7' P H C C.rand .1 G Buss Mt 100 CI 25 5 87437 KITTY Me'AUTHY wit in.",'. K S 4h 8k gl] :,h 7" Kunz irange valeStalde !." L'O 20 5 6-5 67S64 VINORSIM W 1»- 4 7 S S S s S lludlin Ban wood Farm HH) 100 100 30 8 Time. X, S04, Lit'.'.. 1:41. Winner Cli ;;. bv (hi Deck Minlage (trained bv J. Carl). Went to ,mis. at 1:46 At post I minute. Start good. Won ea^ilv: second the same: third driving. Taos raced Mir.'tbi I into eaiiy ret irem "ii. . then assiiined the lead ancl easily beM his opponent ; safe all the way. (odd Ledge moved ipiukly into second place on the far turn and easily kept it. Irish Mall, in I tins; streteh BHre, tiie.l onh in the closing; strides. Miss Ilitnyar rtnished fast ami wculd hive tieeii third iu another stride. The vv inui ,• was in for $000; no bid. overweight - Klttj McCarthy, 9j poaada. £* Tl f* Q Q SKCOND RACK 1 1-16 Miles. tl:4.V -V MS.) Pane MM 4 year olds and upward. O • OOP Selling. N,.t value to winner $::2r.. lnd Horses AWt PPSt % Vj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S (67463)G1LPIN w " 112 2 2 1* 1- I'll1 l:;i D Holand H Hooker 7-". 3-2 7-5 3-G out 67540 PIQUET a ii 1"7 I 4 2- ." J _T 2L C Ross OliveCitoveStablc 2'. I I 1-2 out 67465s JET9AM WO S 112 4 1 9 3" 3* 3s 315 C Grand F J Kellev W S-S M M OWl 67267 D1NO DONG 11. W S 112 13 4 1114 iludliti BfanWOOd Farm Hi) 100 100 15 3 Time. Ml. MM. 1 :1b;. 1:42.. l:l!t|. Winner — C:i. h. by Juvenal Koa.niss (trained bv J. Hooker.). • Went to p"-l al 2:1 '. At pot :: minutes. Start good. Won easilv: second and third the •■•itie. Cilpiu. showing ., flash ed' '.is best fot in. dashed into the lead at once and -howing the most epeed throughout, alarayfl In hi Plqnet Safe. The latter ran in nearest pursuit all the way sad finished iceiliatelr. Jetsam was deficient in speed and ran I :ii-app aiiiting race. Dmg Dong II. was out of place. Tie winner was in foi *7(U: io id. Scratched U7I.1:; P.idvoir. 112. /jJryrjQO THIRD BACB 5 1-2 Furlongs. l:iif,' — 4_ io:;.) Patae S4M, J year olds. Selling. U I 00(1/ Mel value to winner $S3& lnd Horses ^WTPPSt Vt % 3j Str Fin "jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 67588 im:m i:m i :i:i; wa MS I I (' 4" #• l1 m aaaul Mrs G W Dodge M S 25 E 3-2 67538 VIRGINIA LORRAINE a Mi I 2 1" in l'. 2". J Harris C rtmaiiea 3 iti-5lti-57-10out 67S64*BIG STORK wu 100 4 1 2i 2 | 31 3'- M Preston J R Pyae 7 -107-103 5 1-4 out 86129 CHIOO w ;iS 1 5 5 5 5 4' Callahan W T Anderson lnO 1(H) 100 25 5 67214 SLIPPERY a M6 E 4 SJ :'.' 2" E H Smith L A Bonsaek E 7 7 s 5 7-10 67541 CAVATINA WB 93 2 Left at the post Blair J M Stokes 30 30 25 6 I Time. 2.V 4!»,;. 1:02, l:(Kt;. Winner ,!'" r l y I're-ions- Denis,. Itrilned U\ i: W H.ulgei. _ Went o post al 2:49. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily: second and thir.1 easily. Re ii inhei saddenl: Improreu, ran within staking distance to the bead of the eUetch, came laat e u ihe ga|- Mde and a n gradually gotag away under a '.and ride. Virginia Lorriine nhWWf a the most speed for a half mile, but tired under a gruelling drive when challenged by the winner. P.lg Store tired Irullv after turning tot boaw and was under punishment all through the final eighth Slippery bleii. Cav.itina le-fiis..|| p. break. The winner was to for S.TtMl: no bicl. £» Tl (\ d _r\ FOURTH rack— l Mile. (1:381—4 loo. i Pane fMB, 4-year alaa aad aaward. \J I OtcU Selling. Net value to winner .$325. lnd Horses AWTp'p St % V2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S ' 674SS WOODTHORPE wa 5 1M I i f 4-' 4" ".■ p C Ross K If Harris I 12 12 .". 2 67589 'DESM \C EJS u~ 1 I112 2 2 M 1i 2- V 2'. G Nichols Smith .Si Martin 2 I 3 1 1-2 t-7591»HRO PTRO w ME 1 1 V ;'.•■ 3" t- ::" Keogh D A Ross 15 M M M E lo-.'ic-XKTTINC WSMI 7 I E E* 5'-'. 3» I* Brussel .1 W Frank 1 I I I 5 7-10 67340 EL I'AISANn wa 5 1"7 t. s 7 7 7 7 V 1 Walsh .1 i; McC.rane 3u inn UNI 30 12 '.. e.l SEARCH MK W« 1 110 E T ti' tiK ti' ii' 'i' H Smith I. A Bonsaek 'i in 7 2'. ti-5 67540»ROBT. MITCHELL wa 5 M7 S 5 M 2* 1" » 7 M Preaton G Bommera H M l1. s-5 7-10 (67540) KING OP MIST wit i K 7 4 I Fell. .1 Harris p C Poaalecha 2i 3 3 1 1-3 Time. 24f, is'. 1:151. I :»2,. Winner (,.. h. by Meadowthotae— Woedbcaa (trained by It. H. Harris). Went to p..^; at .;:17. At iMist I minute. Start good. Won easily: s nil diiving: third the sane. \\ .KHliiioi ne was badly oiit|.-,ced for the first si\ fai hail.ll aad swung Wide .vheii entering the stretch, bit came on anc won with a splendid rush in the final eighth, passing De-niag- like 1 flash i.i the final .ihies. Desmag- - raced Robert Mitchell i retire aw al in the first si\ fartoaga, then -t MHl the last eighth drive g.iunly. but was unable to wilh.-'ind the wi r's rush. Kr Pvro slaved Miprisoigiy wtdl, but tired al the •nil aader the whip. Netting was in eleee qaartera next t the rail in the unl nJxteeath end ec.uhl not net throogh. King of Mist fell heavily just after the start through getttag int a jam. IT.c wiiu.ii was IE le.r $400; no bid. Scratched .'.7 f.o Lydio \\ roiisnim. 100; (.7117 Pyrrho. 102: li7.".! l Conns. pi2. Iiiicrrce t ,\,::ht in entries -Kro Pyro, K»" . fi^fi/i ~t in "ill Pack -7-8 Mile. 1 1 2.v t »».) Pane fMB. l-year-eMa aad upward. \J I UtI Selling. Net value to winner #325. lnd Horses "AWFPP~St~^4, hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ~ 0 H C P S 67092 ltll'.INON ws 4 I1.5 1 I 1- I* 2' 1-' 1 ■'. M Preston .1 K Newman 4 4 3'. I 5 2 5 67466 REVOLT a 7 II" 2 I B* lJ V 2' 2' 11 Smith V Gilbert 15 1 7 -loout— 67487 VIONA wu • in.".', ti 5 0 (i « (i 3* Kunz W Schubach M 20 2(i E 7-5 i.T.Vo-KAMO.N'A W I M7 E I 2J, 3- I" I'. P K.ogh D A Boss 4 5 5 7-5 1-2 67566 ROS1 NI NI WB I HHi' t 2 3'. .".-'. 5" .".(■ .".-'. Goodchild I. Coodchihl I"" HO MO 25 1. I.7.V.1I JOHN H. a 1 M6 I 1 II tl 2'. J* 1. C Ross J F Hale 10 10 10 2 7-101 T law, 25. !! ;. 1:10, l:2!l. WIl r I! g by l.e.,.| Halincny Bessie Pislaud (trained by H. S. N'Wiiiai). Weni to 90ei 11 3:48. *l post 1 aUaate. Start geMMl. Won easilv: second the same: third driving. Kui.inon ran behind John 11. for the jrst half, then dashed into an easy lead and held Revolt scfa with little tionbi.v tievoh niovt d an faal after turning for h but tailed to show her usual stretch rata. tiring palpably in the- Baal -iMeenth aad can do much better. Viona. in 1 sharp last siMeenth drive, out-•t ayeel Union). loin, n. showed speed, but failed to stay. The winner was run up from $000 to M00. and boiiglit in. ■Scratched 87016)Kedwood IL, 100. Overweight.- Ke.si Ni Ni. gj pnaadaj Viona. 2.'. 670/1 t) sixth pack -3--I Mile. (l:12|—0 io7.) Pane fMB. *-year-o las aad aaward. I XJrt^d Selling. Net value to winner .*::2.5. lnd Horses A YVTPP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8~" (6733S)TATLOR GEORGE wn 5 hut 1 2 3'. 3 P. l'| C Roaa B T Offutt 7-MT-Mg-S oat— 67564=ANTARA ■ I Mi I 1 » 4" 4- 2' 2- K.ogh C G Sutton ( $ g 1 4-5 (674871T1M HIRST W S 113 2 1 ]h V »* V Brussel p B Littleton S 8 6 3 2 3-5 67616-BOLOGNA WsitllOi 5 4 2- 2»1 4' 4'i Kunz B Wright 4 6 6 9-5 3 5 67591 MOHUR WB 4 l"l I fi t.; (i; .".". 5". (!■ Nichols.! C Fussell 5u M0 M0 M M (67592)INTERLUT E WB 0 Mi I I 7-' 77 1* fi". C Grand t; Murphv M M 30 S 3 a;;:,i;iiiM'\'s VEILING waa 4 Ml 7 7 5' E* 0* V M Preatoa Denny Bros 12 15 15 4 7-5 67613 KL VERIRAOO w fi 109 S 5 I I I s J Smith H 1 Marshall M0 300 300 M0 Ji Time. 24. M, 1:11'. Winner -B. g. by Register — N'ena tieolge I trained by C. A. Rossi. Went to past a; 4:IC. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won easily: seond the -ame: third hamlilv. Tav- lor George was reserved cms,, up umil taraiag for home, overhauled Tim Ilurs; when an ught!: itut. and won with MMBethiag to spare. Antara BMWed up fast alter eater tag the stretch an 1. finishing fast, was; Ba eaaj second. TUB Hurst showed the most speed for four and one half furlongs, then fell away fast. Bologna ran tar be taw her true form. "Tie winner was in for $000; BO bid. Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM I - ISSUED EVERY DAY. - DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CD. , = Publishers of THE AMERICAN TURF . ASSOCIATION CALENDAR Official organ of THE AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION. = A Dally Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. = Editor and Proprietor, P. H. Brunell. Associate Editor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. P. H. 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In point of numbers Ces-arion ranks nisi. He bis five winners of sixteen races ami .s-»;.S-1l'. Beep o'Day. however, leads in moue.v west. He lias tour winners of seven races aiid .$7,217. Mollis Montrose, the unbeaten daughter j of Cesariou. lias won the most raises. She has six to her credit. Martha Jane, by Prince Pepper; Creston. by Prism ot Melbourne: E. M. Fry, by ! Sain and Ida May. by Charade, each have five victories to their credit, in the following list the ] |., itoi niaiices and -winnings of the youngsters are 1 given to and including March 14, as wo!) as the price at which they were sold as yearlings, when j ■ ui li -..lie was made In audion: ALBERT, b. h. 25. by AJatrt Victor-Hawthorn Bloom. i Bars*. Sts.lst.2d.3d.Unp.Year.Pr. Won. Adrian 5 B O 1 1 $ 67.% $1,000 Mouther! u l l l 6 ,'X)0 500 ALTAMAX. b. h. 13, by Maxim— Altitude. Altadlee 2 l • o i 650 325 ; CreatJea 6 3 O O I 650 1,050 i BAl.GOWAN, b. h. 1!*. by Strathmore— TrTnkitat. Katie Kaius 10 2 2 2 4 800 I BANASTAR. ch. h, 12. by Farandole— Blessing. kfaaehestef 4 2 0 0 2 600 BANNOlKBi RN. br. h. 12. by Havdeti Edwards— Bet tie Blaise. Banonica 7 2 0 0 5 650 Banward 7 1 0 1 5 350 BASSETLAW. br. h. 17, by St, Simon— .Marquesa. College Widow .... 4 2 1 0 1 300 700 . Raleigh 5 1 O 2 2 425 375 1 Bl.NDoKAV «-h. li. 12. by Sir Modred— Oran. Princess Sue 10 1 0 0 9 600 375 j Shirley Rossniore ...5 2 | O 1 750 BLLES. b h. 9, by Sir DLxon— Bonnie Blue II. Blue Lee 12 3 5 1 3 625 1.619 BOANERGES, eh. h. 13, by Spendthrift — Llaudrinio. Braggart 2 1 0 1 0 200 330 . BOX, ch. h, 17, by Order— Pandora. Fare 10 1 0 1 8 325 Rebel Queen 10 1 0 2 7 100 350 . BRAW LAD, br. b. 13, by Eolus — Brown Beauty. ' Brawney Lad 10 1 0 4 5 455 ' I - - , = . = = = J _ - 1 j - 1 ' - ' . ■ : : . i ( j ! ] 1 j i ; i I . 1 j . . ' ' CAYUGA, ch. h, 20, by Iroquois— Letola. Boll Weevil 8 1 2 0 5 450 CESARIOX. b. h, 15, by Faustus— Cleopatra. Aunt Hala 9 2 3 2 2 750 Colonel Bob 4 3 1 0 0 1 010 Mollie Montrose 6 6 0 0 0 3,010 Prince Bowling 10 1 2 1 6 850 574 Whisk Broom -9 4 1 1 | 800 1.498 CHARADE, b. h, 18, by Ctiaraxus— Ada Belle. "Ida May 12 5 3 2 2 1,763 COMPUTE (dead), ch. b. 8, by Hanover— Reckon. Convenient 9 1 0 1 7 400 CONTESTOR. b. h. 10. by Galore— Conjectrix. Bess Ward 2 1 1 0 0 . 37r, FARANDOLE, ch. h, 26. by Enquirer— Waltz. Work a-Day 7 1222 100 500 FATHERLESS, b. h, 17, by Isonomy— Orphan Agnes. Erebus 5 2 0 1 2 600 r»50 Orphany 5 1 O 1 3 2,600 300 FILIGRANE. b. b. 11, by Galore— Fillet te. I-attice 13 2 2 3 6 1.09S FRANKFORT, b. h. 9, by Hanover— Lady Reel. Rew itched 5 1 0 1 3 500 32." FREE KNIGHT, b. b. 24, bv Ten Broeck— Belle Knight. Rhinestone 10 1 1 O 8 37.-, FRESNO, br. h, 21, by Falsetto— Cachuca. Billy Myers 5 10 3 1 200 400 Hiacko 2 1 0 O 1 550 325 GALLANTRY, br. h, 17. by Galopin— Jennie B. C. H. Shilling 6 2 1 1 2 500 645 Catherine F 6 1 O O 5 600 335 Dandy Dancer 12 1 5 O 6 135 883 GALVESTON, b. h. 10. by Galopin— Hainptonia. Galmoore 6 1 1 O 4 375 GEROLSTEIN. br. h. 12. by St. Serf— Geraldine. Bravoure 8 2 2 2 2 400 875 Memorize 5 1 :t O 1 800 475 GOLDCREST, ch. b. 14, by Bend Or— Princess iskra. Lee Crest 6 2 0 1 3 325 780 GOLDFINCH, ch. h. 18. by Ormonde— Thistle. Love of Gold 9 3 3 0 3 890 1.220 GOLDEN GARTER, ch. h. 19. by Bend Or— Sanda. Lady Hildreth 3 1 0 1 1 350 350 GOLDSMITH, b. h. 8. by Meddler— Kildeer. Lady Caroline II. . . 3 1 O 1 1 460 GREENAN. b. Ih. 12, by St. Simon— Sunrise. Hasty 7 10 0 6 225 225 GRIFFON, b. b. 10, by Galopin— St. Bride. Lawless 5 2 1 0 2 200 725 Sister Julia 3 2 0 0 1 450 650 HANDSOME, br. b. 15, by Hanover— Cinderella. Albia 8 3 2 1 2 250 1,100 HAPSBURG. br. h, 11, by Candlemas— Lady Reel. Lady Hapsburg .... 16 2 O f 9 700 HASTINGS, br. h. 14, by Spendthrift— Cinderella. Rosebloom 3 1 0 0 2 750 300 HAWKSWTICK, br. h, by St. Simon— Plaisantaire. Rubywick 11 1 2 3 5 500 630 HENRY OF NAVARBE, ch. h. 16. bv Knight of Ellerslie — Moss Rose. Karherine Murphy . . 6 10 0 5 50 300 HOLSTEIN, b. h, 9, by Hanover— Anna Gray. Hollow 9 3 3 3 0 1,175 INDIO, br. b. 13. by Chittabob— Mere Hill. Bonheur 6 1 2 1 2 400 450 KING HANOVER, ch. h. 8. by Hanover-Lady Agnes. Lute Foster 11 2 2 2 5 900 KING LEE. b. b, 17, by King Alfonso— Pauline Lee. Ziephen 11 3 1 4 3 1 ,500 KISMET, b. h, 16. by Melton— Klslerina. Kismet Jr 9 1 4 2 2 — — 575 LACKFORD, ch h. 12. by Juggler— Cailleach. Laekfoot 6 1 0 2 3 300 375 LISSAK, blk. b, 15, by Loyalist — Capability. Oscar T 3 1 0 0 2 225 300 LOXGSTREET (dead), b. b, 21, by Longfellow— Semper Idem. Margaret Randolph.. 9 10 2 6 200 287 MAZAGAN. b. b. 11. by Managon Maize. Aunt Rose 2 1 0 0 1 150 300 Magazine 9 4 2 2 1 850 1.525 I Mary Talbot 2 1 0 O 1 800 335 MEADOWTHORPE. b. h, 13. by Kantaka— Baby Courier Girl 3 1 O 0 2 150 225 ( Marlon Moore 1 1 0 0 0 200 J500 t MONTANA, b. h, 1», by Ban Fox— Queen. ' Gage Taylor 4 1 1 0 2 600 375 j MORENO, b. h. 12, by Morello— Laline. Barney Oldneld 6 1 0 0 5 325 « ON DECK, ch. h, 17, by Whistle Jacket— Semper Paratus. Coincident 11 1 0 2 8 100 350 t ORNAMENT, ch. h. 13, by Order— Victorine. ' Fandango 5 2 0 0 3 600 PEEP O" PAY. b. h, 14, by Ayshire— Sundown. Abbey 3 2 1 0 0 225 2,655 Dew of Dawn 12 3 5 0 4 100 1,987 Early Tide 7 1 1 4 1 250 2.6.50 Import 2 1 O 0 1 100 325 PESSARA, b. h. 19, by Pizarro— Sister Monica. Onda ..* 7 1 0 1 5 264 " PETER M'CUE, b. h, 12, by Rathnerod— Nora M. | Turnaway 8 1 2 0 5 425 PIRATE OF PENZANCE, br. h. 25. by Prince Charlie — Plunder. ' Great Pirate 5 2 0 O 3 200 700 ' Martha Jane 9 5 1 2 1 300 2.925 , PRINCE OF MELBOURNE, ch. h. 10, by Bramble— t Maid of Balgowan. i Gossoon 3 1 0 0 2 500 360 ' PRINCE PEPPER, ch. h, 9, by Kantaka— Golden Fleece. Creston 10 5 3 2 0 200 1,825 RANCOCAS. ch. h, 20. by Iroquois— Ontario. Booger Red 9 2 3 1 3 825 RAVELSTON. ch. h, 14. by Flambeau-Shannon Rose. Heather Scott 10 2 1 1 6 ■ 725 REV DEL SIERRAS, ch. h. 15, by Joe Hooker — 'Marian Pa.jaroita 7 1 2 2 2 475 REV EL SANTA ANITA, b. h. 16. by Cheviot— Alaho. Rey Hindoo T 2 1 0 0 1 325 , ROYAL FLUSH III., ch. b, 14. by Favo— Flush. Boas ..5 2 0 0 3 100 2.385 Firestone 4 3 1 0 O 1,100 1.350 ( RUSSELL, b. h, 19. by Eolus— Tillie Russell. J Rustle 6 4 1 1 0 1.600 1.198 ( Wllmore 14 2 2 5 5 600 875 t ST. MAXIM, ch. h, 16, by St. Blaise— Delilah. j Orena 8 3 2 2 1 75 175 t i SAIN. br. h, 13, by St. Serf— The Task. E. M. Fry 9 5 2 0 2 — 3 595 ^ Geneva S 2 1 O 1 0 328 t SALVATOR, ch. h, 21, by Prince Charlie— Sal ina. Salover • 3 1 0 0 2 800 325 SCINTILLANT II., b. h, 11, by Sheen— Satire. Belle of Kent 3 1 0 0 2 700 300 SIDNEY LUCAS, ch. h, 10, bv Top Gallant— Addie C. II. Adena 11 2 0 3 6 100 725 SIR HERCULES, b. to, 11. by Sir Hugo— Galopin mare. Gresbam 9 2 4 0 3 924 ' SOLITAIRE II., b. h, 11, by Ayrshire — Solesky. Albion H 7 1 0 0 6 325 Elvira M 5 2 O 0 3 500 655 ' SORCERER, b. h, 18, by Ormonde — Crucible. [ Dick Rose 9 12 0 6 350 528 i i ST. LEONARDS, ch. h. 17. by St Blaise— . Bella Donna. , Albert M 8 1 0 2 5 100 275 ti t STAR SHOOT, ch. h, 9, by Isinglass— Astrology, t Albert Star 1 1 0 0 0 225 Black Mary 8 13 13 550 740 TEMPO, ch. h, 12. by Whistle Jacket— On the Lea. ' Jockey Mounce .... 5 1 0 1 3 350 THE COMMONER, ch. h, 15, by Hanover — Margerine. Notasulga 7 3 3 0 1 4,045 THE FRIAR, ch. h. 13. bv. * iars Balsam-Lizzie Buk "r: - •Laura Clay 1 1 0 O 0 750 187 TODDINGTON. b. h. 9. by Melton- Mi nera. Raconteur 5 3 1 1 o .{50 1.145 WATBRCOLOR. blk. h. 9. by Watercress Sabrina. Capucine 5 '1 O O 4 380 •Dead heat at Oaklawn. February 4. Notes of the Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. Hermitage is getting a preparation for the Carter Handicap. Frank Weir is pointing Dr. Gardner f.rr the Excelsior Handicap. Henry Srtencer has Iteen granted a li.vnsc to ride on the eastern tracks. Handzarra. it is ex|tected by Frank Weir, will l e able to carry her speed further this year. S. S. Howland has htca appointed steward to represent the Jockey Club at the Penning spring meeting. The two-year olds entered for the Cincinnati Tr.'iiliy. to lie inn at the Latonia sprin.tr meeting, mimlter 130. Jack Goldsboroiigh intends to race Flip Flap in the weight for age races through the summer and fall in the east. Grapple will race at Aqueduct in preparation for the Metropolitan Handicap, in which he was victorious last year. Far West is in superb condition for his training. but it is not expected that he will be at his best Itefore the Belmont 1'ark meeting. Answers to Queries. ANSWERS TO QUERIES. [Communications without names and addresses of senders will not be answered or noticed.] R. K., Peoria. III. Stolen Moments place out. F. J. X.. Chicago. ITanute was even money place. Rop. Chicago. The parlay was void as to Ocean Shore and won on the other two. Dalton, Chicago. Even money was correct. There was a 1 to 3 favorite for first place. A. C. Chicago. The parlay won. being void as to Ocean Shore liecause no separate place price was laid. .1. II.. Coldwater. Miss. Von Tromp opened at f. to 5 and closed at 11 to I straight. I to 5 place, out to show. Andrew Mack opened and eftaatd at e\en money. L' to 5 place, show out. K. C. I'.. Milwaukee. Wis. Tom Cogan defeated Dick Welles in the Kenwood Stakes at Washington Park in 1902. Dick Welles was beaten once when a three-year-old. running unplaced in the Gardeu • ity Handicap at Harlem. Johnson. Wallace. White, et al.. St. Louis. Mo. At Oaklawn March M the track was damp but fast when the first race was run. good when the second race was run. ami muddy and slowing up as the other races came on in order H. E. S.. Toronto. Ont. Glen Roy won the first two-year-old nee of litnr, at the Fair Grounds. New 0* leans. O'Neill up. It was not the first two-year-old race of the year, however, the first being run at City Park twenty live minutes earlier, with Bales bed the winner and Nicol the rider. Condensed History of the Thornt on Stakes. CONDENSED HISTORY OF THE THORNTON STAKES. This afterno.n aU be marked by the thirteenth running of the Thorn! m Stakes, soie exemplar of the old time style of four mile racinir now in existence in this country. a a fixed annual cv -nt. N.ian.l in honor of Colonel Il.irry I. Thornton, predecessor of Thomas 11 Williams in tin presidency of the California lackey Club, it was first run in 1895 :.nd f'-ll to Wilbur Smith's sturdy Stayer, Gilead. with Pat Dunnes Hawthorne second. Since then it has steed high in the regard of San Francisco patrons of the turf and its remarkali'e popularity i an object leSMSI that should appeal to eastern raeteg oiganizations. Very spectacular and sensational have been some of the contests for the Thoiiiti.n. In ISM Star Ruby won through masterly jockeyship en the part of cool-headed Willie Martin. Gi!ca.'. an.'. Claudius raced ont far in front for three and a tntarter miles, while Star Ruby was actually uio.v than i half mile lielrn 1 l"f most of this distance and galloping along so slowly that he was a beak horse when he reached the turn into the backstutch in the fourth mil-. Then Martin sent him along three -quartets in 1:1 I] and \ oi Py twenty lengths. The race in is:t!». when The Rachel. ,r broke all records for s race at four miles, was another memorable contest. David Tenny. also running a great race and forcing the record breaking. Judge Denny in 189S. Porte in 1900 and Locochee in 1901 all ran grand races at tie distance. If no raiu falls » great contest -Inuld reward spectators this afternoon. Dr. Lefts*, Mamie Algal, Ramus and even Jake Moose are better racers than have started for the event since Siddons won in l.nc and if some horse !a sent out to make the pace fast, even 'I he Bachelor's record may be eclipsed. The lecord of the race is as follows: Year. First. Age. Jockeys. Wt. Second. Age. Wt. Third. Age. Wt. Val. Time. 1895 Gilead (4) Bergen. . low Hawthorne (5) 117 La Gascon (4). .104 $2,150 7:32 1896*Star Rubv (4) . ...W. Martin . MB Gilead (5) 117 Claudius (5) ...117 2.440 7:23J 1897 Schiller (4) Stoma . .109 Lobengola (5) 117 Tbornbill (0) ..118 2.440 8:04* 1898 Judge Denny (5) Thorpe .115 .Marplot |3 M The Bachelor(5)112 2.440 7:20j 1899 The Bachelor it!) ...Bullman.ll:: David Tennv (5) 115 Reolia (4| 104 2.375 7:16* 1940 Forte (5 Henry. .112 Twinkler (5) 115 Weller (4i ...109 2.:iS0 7:22J litOl Locochee (5) See. .112 The Bobby 4 108 Bangor (5) 113 2,380 7:23 1902 Sid-dons (4» L. Jackson .. 109 Lizella (7) Ill Bangor (6) 116 2.440 7:30 1903 El Rio Shannon (Ol.T. Knight .. 1 H l.earoyd |4) 108 An ilia (Gt ...111 2.010 7:28 + 1904 Veterano |4 J. Martin .. 109 El Rio Shannon (7) ..118 Sailor Knot (3). 86 2,. '180 7:37 1905 Grafter (7i W. Knapp..ll2 Veterano 15) 115 Horatius (5) .114 2.240 7:3"i 1906 Preservator |4| . ..W. Knapp..l05 Wire In (7) 11» Nine Spot (6). .111 2,283 7:32* ♦Run at Bay District track in 1889 and 1896. Oakland Form Chart. I ( t ' j « t ' " | ' ' , t i ' , ( J ( t j t i ^ t ' ' [ i i . , ti t t ' OAKLAND FORM CHART. (OAKLAND.) OAKLAND. CAI., Friday. March 15 1907.— One hundred and second day. New California Jockey GhJb. Winter Mieting '.about 150 day.s). Weather clear: track fast. »::2 books on). Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter. J. J. Holtman. Sei retary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. in. W indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Figures iu parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. r» rT £* O ~t FIRST RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. (l:18j — 4—95.) Purse $400. 4 year olds and upva-d. Xy 4 OO M. Selling. Net value to winner 8325. lud Horses AWtPFst M '/. % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P~3~ 60211 BYRON ROSE W 9 109 1 1 V 2*| 'J4 lh S'coville W S Burr.-ll 8J 3.J 3J I 1 67310 PADDY LYNCH Ws S 181 S 4 1»| Vk P'k f W Fischer ' Don' ll&t 'rysler 6 ti 6 3 8-5 tioS95 TEN OAK« WB ■"- 10s " E 4:1 :i4 34 :!" Korel \V L Aste 1", u'O L'O 8 4 tiCSSti POLITIC w 5 109 10 7 S'J E| 1" t»» K Graham . I B Pixhv S 12 12 E L'J titil49 IRISH JESW s 5 109 E 2 t] 4' 5' S"I R Davis Myers \- Paddock7 18 13 ti ■■ t'6204 QITNDARu w E lu9 7 9 7' ti1 fr' 0" A Brown .1 T Smith 4 ti El L'S 7 .". 65914 BABOW w E 107 Z '. 5"k 7"t 7' 7'i ■ Dugan W O'Brien 31 E8 M 20 10 85883 1ADORA w 4 107 S S 9'.1. Si S1 8} B'chanan .1 A Lynch ].", :;u 38 12 6 6588S MONSTER wsk 6 109 4 I 8"* 9 9 9 J Hunter .1 McGuire 6 10 10 4 2 66733 VIGOROSO ws 7 105 ti in In 10 10 10 Appleby O A Appleby in 25 25 12 ti ti.~966 JIMALONG 18 10812 12 11 11 11 11 Rettig ECkaMM 2E 2E E 2J :: 2 t-'SNff RUSTICATE W 4 112 11 11 1- 12 12 12 L WilliamsF McMah.n ti 7 7 3 8-5 Time. 23|, 49, 1:15. 1:22. Winner — Ch. g, by Ducat — Rose of Magenta I trained by R. O. Wilson.'. Went to |K si at 1:42. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling: Won driving: -ccond and third the Mint'. Byron Rose broke striding, followed the early pacemaker closely from llv- start and finally wore l.nn down at the eud. Paddy L.nch set the pace fast to the last stride before siio-uin! ing. Ten Oaks got into third place at ti.e half ami held it without urging to the end. Politic improy cl his eositjon. Irish .r» w quit after being prominent for a half. Quindaro got away poorly. The winner W»a entered ''or 8480; co hid Overweights — Yigoroso. 1 iiouud. -rjrr/^QO SC o\D RACE -4 1-2 Furlongs. (53-2—108.) Burse 8488b 2 year olds. Selling. O i OO^ Net value to w inner .$325. lnd Horses ~ AW7p~P~St ',4 \i % Str Fin Jockeys Owners i H C P~S~" 67:Sl*RHIN~KSTONK w 99 8 X 1»» I] l'J ■ Dugan 1. T Lee s 15 I 8J 6 :. 674S1)ADE.\.\ w 109 7 I 2»i 2* 2* L WilliamsW Darker 2 2.1. 2 . 1 12 (6753DADKIAN w 112 4 E H 3* 3* C Koerner \\ ( Joplin 8-8 2 9 5 4-5 2-5 66831 IMPORT w 107 9 9 4-'. 4* 4« Rettig F W Healey E 7 7 2 1 6 .". 67306 BROOKLEAF yv 107 :: _ 8* 8* Baa F Graham W E AMlegate 1". M I :: 8-5 66540 TAKABAR w 104 6 7 V 6 ti4 Scoville Keene Bros In 4tt 40 15 7 67531 GAGE TAYLOR 188 2 4 7 7 7n G McL'hlin.l M Crane 81 M ■ 12 5 67581 KATIE RAIN'S w 109 11 9 9 V't- W Fischer J B Dunn I IS 15 6 -\ (67556).IOCKEY kfOTJHCK W 106 5 3 S S 9 Borel .1 N M..iince PI 15 15 6 .'1 •Disqualified for foul and placed third. Time. 24 83g, 56ft. Winner — B^. f. by Sileey Lucas BakuaM II. (trained by W. Darker) Went to p tst at 2:10. At jiost 1 ininut*. Start good. Won driviiiL': seeoad ami third the same. Rhinestone bro!:e batlly. but joined the leaders on the outside and got into the lead midwav of the stretch, then finished Itoring over ar.d interfering with the twit choices, won going away and was oi-qualified and set back to third plac. Adena heljK'd force the pare, but was torced to pull up sharply in the last sixteenth, then rsSST on au.l Balahed a fast going seeoad. Adrian broke well in.l was .,iut ot early, came through on the inside where he was niuneil iu close to the .-ail all id' the last furl lg a!.d nad no chance -o get through. Iinimit. away badly and tmwiled oat on the I; st liirn. finished fast. Brook 'cat" was shuffled to the tear at the start and dosed u: ground iu the la-' e.iailer. The yviuu -r .vas filtered for $7«H»; no bid. Scratched — 87808* Baatler, 102; 37808 Bathasaat, l"4: fllrlhisdcs. 107. Overweights --Jockey .\. ounce. 2 pounds. fi7ftQQ THIRD RACE 7-8 Mile. (1 :2.V.— 3— 88.) Pane 8408. 4 year dds ami upw ud. O • DOO Selling. Net value to winner 8330. lnd Horses AWt~PP~St 'j jjj % StTFin" Jo -keys Owners 0 H~~C~~P~s" (67532)SPRING BAN Wa 4 188 I '-' S2 S- 4'1. 2U l"t Rettig M R Williams 4 4 16-57 5 7 10 6,260 GEO. P. M'NEAR w5 99 10 4 2* 2 1» lh 24 E Lynch P (i Lynch IU 10 8 :U 8-8 81 III' Mill MIGHTY \vb ti 107 :: 5 in in V :;- |B| ,\ Brown i' G Ferguson 6 5 11-511 f.l" 1-2 nS32*htIafO ws 7 106 12 s :;\ "i :: 4- 4- F Graham B Sheridan 15 15 15 ti 3 6ti7S2 EDCARDo wsit : iu4 6 i 6'. (ft tit 5'. B] W Fischer li Stover 38 30 15 ti :; 67211 HUGH M'GOWAN wn 6 105 9 9 ;."k 5'it 74 (i:: 8» (' Koerner H E Rowell 4 6 5 2 1 C7307 REALITY ws 4 105 1 3 9 9 8 7 7'i Lycurgus J B Armour 40 100 100 30 12 67032 FIDIA WB 4 99 8 6 7 7 9 9 8- Nutting W Cahill 50 100 100 30 12 67385 CAPTAIN Bl'RN'ETT B 4 104 11 10 10 10 ID 10 94 Buxton .1 McCarthy IS 20 20 8 4 65767 MERINGl'E WB 5 102 4 7 4J 43 Eak 8 10»k Scoville 11 Green lo 10 8 3 8-5 67183 BONNET ws 4 102 5 11 12 1^ 11 11 U| Gross C Yan Dusen L'O 3u 3D 11' . 66733 AVONELLA • 4 97 7 12 11 11 12 12 12 T Sullivan E .1 Ramsey 40 100 luO 30 12 Time. 21. 19J. 1:18ft, l:2sl. Winnor— Ch. 1 bv Handspring — Ten Ban (trained by W. Rogersi. Went to past at 2:33. At post t! minutes. Start straggling. Won driving: second ar.d third the s;,i ie Spring Ban was -huitled back to the rear early on the inside ami improved he/ posi:ion gr-dially on the outside, challenged ganielv in the stretch and outstayed George 1'. McN'ear finally. The latter regaiu'l ois speed suddenly, took the Itad in the first quarter ami set the pace to the iasl stride, finishing a ua.ue second. The Mig.ity. from a striding start, art the early puce, but dropped back at the halt .ml ra.i in close pursuit to the final sixteenth, where he tired as if short. Mimo ran well up under a pull fo/ tie first half, but lailed to staj. Eduardo was gaining in the last quarter. Hugh Mi-Cowan got a'vav pjorlv ami loomed up at the hal.. but tired in the stretch. Captain Burnett, nearly left, mad;- an some fmaail The winner yvas catered for $500: no bid. Overweights--Spring Baa, 1 pound; Mimo. 2: Hugh McGowan. 1: Reality, ' . £* rT £* Q /% Foil! 1'H RACE 7-6 Mile. (1:251 3— S3.) Pane 8408. 4 year tdds ami upt^rd. \J I 004: Selling. Net value to wiuner .$325. lnd Horses AWtPPStV4 y2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C^ P S 67582)THE REPROBATE W 8 381 8 6 I1 li 141*11 Scoville Hall & Marshall 8 13 13 4^ I 67607 ELEVATION ws 4 M8 5 4 8| 3*| ■ 34 3n Borel T A Fulluin 8 8 7 :' 7 S 674592FRED BENT ws 4 WO 9 8 4 ft 5» 8* Vt 3* A Brown WSchardg 6-5 9-5 9-5 7-102-5 ti7460-ALMA BOY w 4 105 6 9 9 9 8 4i 4« Fair J J quinlan 15 30 30 12 5 67582'MEADA w 5 lnti 3 2 ^i 6i E| 51 El F Graham H M Mason 12 25 25 8 3* t75til CADICHON w 4 104 7 7 3* |st 6J 8) ti-1 R Davis J W Blalock 3 7 7 2 8~5 (17560 GOVERNOR DAVIS Ws 4 109 1 1 7 8 7 7 7'i W Fischer R R Rice Jr 12 30 30 8 4 67534 SAHARA WB 4 105 3 5 8 7 9 9 81 C Koerner . I 1) Millin 2 3 3 6-5 3-5 b7358 HOLLA WB 4 102 4 3 5-' SJ 4J 8 9 J Hunter W Walker 8 10 10 4 8-5 Time, 24, 88ft, 1:15, 1:2«. Winner— Ch. g. by Inverness — Sauteuse (trained by L. F. Marshall). Went to posi at 3:02. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second ami third tLe safest The Reprobate outbroke und outpaced his opponents and. finishing resolutely, earned •» game rid i.y. Elevati m was hi close quarters on the far turn, but came like a shot in the stretch and wis pocketed at the end and go'ng fastes. of all. Fred Bent broke slowly and had a rough jonrnev in tbe middle running, challenge in the stretch and appeared the winner momentarily, but :jiit at the end. Mar* Boy trailed far in the rear to the stretch, where he finished like a cyclone and n-as cut off In the List hundred yards. Mcada, Sniffled la the rear earl v .at * I in-.- eanj well. ( -idi.-h.-n ^»y,,l ear* spc, 1. Sahara w ■ had race. R..lb, ran well to the "l***?*/. ' IV "•-I'o.W'- , :",,'r"1 %,|6e*: "* b,a" Betatehed a7683»Llttle Mirthful. HU: 67611 Salable. 80; il-thri-t.n-.. .».. 102. Oiiiniit|h.ta BhTattna a peaads; l'ml Bern*, 2r Alum Bay, 1; Mcada, 4: Sahara. ; ltolla. 3. I S* rr /"» O ET FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (IrtJGi— 6— 100.) Purse $400. frjaar. aftdB'aad ■aural* D f DOO Dprrlal Wcaghta. Net yahoo by wlaaar 8338. lnd Horses ~~~~ ~AWtlJP » » » j***?1*— *f*gg Owners 0__H_CL_I _ J_ J R Davis st"vcr 7-5 9-5 8-5 3 5 out CT4M-NATfVB SON glMl E 1 1* I3 I4 •?■ S MOM COOTEDEBATE w 1 ill I S J J 8* £ £ Q»wha«i W B Jennings v5 8 9-6 4 H , „-Miri'ir\ii'ii\\r wr 3 lot 8 3 31 "' 4 :; Eeovllle Keeae Braa 4 88-641 MM . r'-r . n I 3 21 » 4- W Flacher J B Dunn IS V, 7 u :.i v k \\ ?87iwVpesVader\ \ • ' i i • 8 ••' 6*1 •' ,lunUr •' w MaMox a fi so 9 fi ' Time — !ft. 49), i "' ;• TTaaam Hi g, by Gleaheiai Barter Jeaale (trained by B.Btorer)i • B minute*, start good. SVea m ■ canter: Becoad um ,.,-,,= nurd MfMi U.in t. mm -ii 3-28 \t i» -t Native Boa brok striding and after setting ■ sari* pace, drew eat a! the halt and. «;-mii1ii« fawn waa ] finished «,!■ ' l.-it l end distance, off Confederate broke slowly, but waa always aritbla striking ■ raah aad la la extra food torn. P. iumphani ran prominently -far throe farhaaga aad quit Barotaaa Oraaaa aaaared amtrlot early apced, then Ml back an the last turn and eaaaa aa agala at the end. j Peseadera shewed speed, bai is ■ n. n -taycr. . Btralriatd ic.r.i I il.is.uo. 114. ' , 3 pounds; Silva, 2. Oau mights — Peseadera, ( C7COC BIXTH RACK- - 1 Mile. (1 ::«! — 1-117.) l'urse f«H). 3-year oMs and up. raid. D 1 UOl) Special Wcfcjdita. get value to winn -r 1MB. ' ( T^d HoT^s AWtPPSt^ % %StrFln Jockeys Owners .0_H_C_P_S_ ct-4srtiit|-HY vv 5 lor, 1 1 l". " l'i 1- l'l n F Graham W B .Tennliigs '1 2 'Z 4 -fi out !1V \\ lutrw MU'K wsr 11 E I I V - . -"■ -i C Koemrr \\\ faliill 3 I ll-.-.7-lo„u. ^^TbUm wSfilll ! I U« 6*** «J I. Willisunsll K^ltowell ^ N |J MM ^ir-mMNNY'lAMNS WBSM6 I I g » I « *T LSST SJT S 2 :!" : ♦* 6 Keene K^-e Bwa 13 1. U 11 1 3 1 1 67985 rONTOTOC Wi I luS 6 5 5-' fHwyille Tiiuc. U.). 4!1?.. 1:13. 1:41- Winner-I'M. BV I'V Btar Riiby— -Heniera (trained by W. 15. Jennint;s). ....... W.'nt to i".- al :.-..:. Al post 1 minute. Start good. Won drivmv : BBCOaal and t nrd Jew*. Kui.v aTade toe rnnalns throughout and was .indisturi-ed in ihe (Vb atacea, l.m tired when challenged . nauitd to Mas rear too ion;:, moyed ap vn. in the btretcb not iu-t lasted the Joarney. Aadrew Mack, fasl the hwlde, and pmt tailed to set up. » ora Blossora was a rush on the tar turn and came thronsb on repeated!* take,, hack aad ■aMied a dlstanl third. Happy Kt.e was pt wdnenl tor pet en furl «fi and tired Onalty. Johnny I.y i - retired after being prominent for six turlon-s. ™ ."ontotoc failed to stay, but showed his rnaal early speed. Ser.itehed — t?3331PlaakiaB, '■ ": 61608 Oraiorian. IOC. Page 3 New Orleans Form Chart. NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. tCITY PARK.) NEW ORLEANS. LA.. Frieay. March 15. 1907. Party ^evontli day. t'ity Park Jockey Chah. Winter Meeting (00 day I. Weather clear: track slow and lumpy, t-1 hooks on.t | Presiding Jndge! Willi-.ii! Shelly. Start. r. Mars Ci^sidy. Racing Secrelaiy. Oenrge II. Kehl. R-.ein- -^tart- at ^ X1 p. in. W indnates whip, S spurs. 15 blinkers, ttpm in pawutbesis following I the fjataane al each rare indicate naik recwd. age of horse and weight earned. r- r»fca A fTrst RACK— Ml Mile. ( 17 i— 2-115.) Pane M00. 2 year-olds. Maidens. Colts t I Xy^i 4r and (ieldings. Allowance-. Net value to winner !t:»KI. J lnd Horses AWtPPSt]4 ^ % Sir Fin Jockeys Owners _°_H_C_P_S_ i cOLONhui iiit.VDY wTS 7 i R« i1 i2 J«a Hetf ayB Scteelber 10 is 15 6 3 « B h **■ » ^ok A M« 3* P«» t* ■77 AN -rflXK ws 111 hi 11 8J 2M4J ,.-,.,- ,..T-ri.-p SIR ITS IIS 1 1 1- 3*1 3*1 J L*e J c «-'»»n - ls-.dN-.w-., i-lU ,'■-Sa -M r'l !s wlOS 2 3 » at 4 T Taylor R 15 Hayes IE 15 15 6 3 - iKMiMNF will 4 4 t;1 5 5' L Jones \V C Overton 50 M 25 S 4 I V-V-K J E R Bradley i, M. 3* 10 5 to=4 v; V..Y will E I 11* 11' V Daly -; v -i •- XH1BP 113 S 'l '' I'itkett \Y F Bryaon 36 50 50 15 s " IU N 1 ^ T w •. 11 11 9 4'. V 84 W R WlfrW H Fizer 16 20 20 8 4 'irrcK W 115 ( 7 H s' ii Nicol P lHinne 31 1 WMH .-,,-1 uVmikt John Marklein !, IB 1., 6 3 -^ a 1 1 - 12 *n H 1"J B L avis ■-•-.'rt suv in w: is" in ll'lit'll^ Lloy.l WJDonohue 10 15 13 5 2J MAWrK,' KiimUF W 11 33 12' 13 12' Caugel J T Stewart 26 -0 50 ■ 10 ,7.:. llut: sull'l^r: WM013 S f J21 ^ TTOxter J E Murphy 20 30 30 10 a 'liroe. 121, 2- -. aor. • -• Winner Br. C. by Sain— Vlrgle I), (trained by L. Johnson). rood. Won easily; second — d ,,,•,,•■ third .drtring. Start 2 mlnntes. w ■ to oom at 2 (.5. u post CohM el 1 radv "h.ole slowly, but n.ove.l up fast, when settled in bit stride, enue thrMgh on the inside when .nteiin- the homestretcn and catching Bitter sir ttrbw, drew away artth a raah at the ejul. uitoine ..1( v,..i r ,,i ,,, ,.,,.r . ,Mr gtarl waa forced to go to the outside to get up and, tadahed very gamely. r.it'ter Sir "bowed" 'lb. "n. Ml early speed and was hard ridden tor the entire , up Caucus and Headline , showed -peed, -'rlaioloi was carried very wide when entering the boasestretch. Iruce got ott badly, but , ran a l r race Scratched— 67380 Caraseo, 112: 67536 Flyoti. 111. ( tverweigbt:- ltlue SluuMc. 1 l.oind. ___^^^^^^^^^===—=—=—====-=::^—:== ' £JO K SIX'ONI) R All: -7-8 Mile. 1 :2»5— ::— s7. 6400 added. I year-olds and upward. 6r- I O^O Selling. Net value to winner $375. I n;i Horses ~AWTPP St U V-i at Str Fin Jockeys Owners " 0 HOPS (MHIPPT I\CK H wn 5 lis 7 s 7' s- .V 1- V- (' Morris .! Arthur t; 12 10 4 2 .VsM\XONI\ a 111" - 3 2 I' 4'. 21 2'|C Booker R M Hennessey 12 38 M M S C7500 LADY GOODRICH W S MS 9 13 12« »* C 5' 3' Gauge! II Strode 20 25,25 10 5 - i i'v \ TKD ws 5 110 - •• !■* 11 2* 3* 4* Troxler 1 Brown 10 Sp l. I 3| ,--■■1 svi [v»x hit I E wan 5 108 l'l 8 1' 3* l" !'• 5» Uoyd F W Torreywm 12 20 it; S 3 .'-''= iCpV-mWt w 15 3 1 31. 21. 3nw.il .H. AY Hicks N Tamburcllo 12 20 17 7 3| r-A Vvur wa 4 U2 B 11 11« 10* 11* H 7* J Daiy M J DaJy 212111-51 1-2 '-".'n 8» W H Snyder ^o 25 20 b 4 y.d-N • SVTER w-r. 111211 5 8* ] 8' 8* K '• -^i\i Vmiu"vim i: wis 11013 7 81 5*1 ;\ 71 »'1J Lea A i) Pendleton 10 12 7_ 2i .15 :-:- kvp,. x -V • w5i081ftl0 1OJll*10*»'l0* B Dnvia w Bancroft 38 2,. 2.. 10 „ 67425 YOUNO REMINDER W 4 M7 5 1 5» V 8* U* 11* Minder S Cuggenbeim 20 38 38 U-0 ',-,.Fl.;,Nn w 4 lio 6 12 131 13« 13* 12* 12 Nicol E Corngan 2 3 2 4-6 2-6 K^rtMRSCOTT wo 4 107 t 9 M 12* 12*13* 13" Jas Hen'ayfiweeney st JoaweOJ «8 M IS s ,",, MHZ omCKRICH |1 isivi wit 4 112 1 11 it" 14 U it 1! T Taylor F B Reapeaa 30 75 7^ 25 13 Tji|i( l ., /n. ]17j l:31J W er— B. B. by Halma— SaBy Ran (trained by J. Arthur). , ., . . . . . Won easily : HCOad ml t .1 ml driving. W).MI t , .,t ••;;. v, port •; minutes. Stall BOOT. llii.pv lack ii was reserred far behind the leader- until making the tarn into the homestretch, where he . .'me tliro'i- ■. :e\l to the inside rail, tini-bed Ia-I and "on ging aw:iv. Max. Ilia, well up an 1 a teen contender 1. r the entire trip, araa carried wide when entering the home-lretch by r.\ tiled. Lady ;.«Nliic-b Buisbe. cantely nnder the whip and K evidently ronading Into good form. Exalted ran well to lb. ftreteh and tired in the tnal irhre. Sylvan BeBe and Verdanl were speedy, but failed to stay. Brail and Begoui-j ^'ot off badly. The winner was entered for 6400; no bid. Scratched ■'.:»: :• (Ji ••■! ■■ -rest. llu. UrerweigUti— Verdant, 1 peamd. ; PTCOC THIK1 RACE 7-8 Mile. H :2i; :; s7.) 6400 added. 4-year-oWa aad upward. \y I t3^0 Selling. Net ralae to winner .S::75. lnd Horses ^^^lrjFstj;_%_%~Str Tin Jockeys Owners 6 H C P S E756«»H. OFHYACINTH WB 4 11SM 8 2' 1« V- V V Nicol J 1 lemming 7-5 M 1 1-2 14 87003 NELLIE in UN a 1 1M l 1 l» 2-' 2* 2^ .:' Goldstein JGorarie) ' » « 2J ,-••„. \[, hi,;ii « 8 MS 3 5 71 6* 31 3'. 3- lord \\ \ lord M 80 68 20 ].i 6* 6* 4* Gauge! "• Howard P. B 25 s :.'_ .;-'. ■•v l-l'N l'l \ ;ii\ wsit 1 112 7 4 V 41' S7S00 Mo'NTERES u~ I 115 12 1" IF 71 41 41 5* J Lee A Spoons 4 j! a 2 1 67555 Gl KN'.'I VRE W8 1 IM 8 3 «'■ 5' 7- 7*161 B Davis W : K Dodda 10 15 13 5 2 S75O0 Mi'rili.uii. w (, no 4 7 5' 3' 6] 6* 7" Floyd J H Baker : 4. I M«-S 87500 IKll'IS 1'iilTS w I lio 5 B V 8' Bll si 8' Diggins » W l)e|ipeler lo l., 1.. „ • 87530 IITDGE TRAYNOB W 5 110 6 U M*12 111 H1 »* T Taylor F Hart 30 BO M 28 M Illss. l-STUMiv 1'Al.MA WB7 113 - ! I" 11*12 12 lo Wolff P Tan. 30 MOMO 40 20 1.7.7'. IHiKSli: \1»1SII wan I li: 9 8 8*8" M' M1 11- !'•• J ( tabu 12 30 .;, 10 .. 67524 MUNIS a 8 M6 1. 12 12 M S» 8' 12 F K. yes G L Shughart 12 58 50 20 10 Time. 24/. 60, 1 :16|, 1 :31(. Winner-C'i. e. bv High Order- lair Haven (trained by .1. 1 lemming). ,,,,.. Went to ! -i ai 3:02 Ai post 3 tniniiies. Start good. Won easily; second and third drlrlng. Heart of Hyacinth moved ap with a rush oa the extreaae outside in tin run dewn the backstreich, opened up a win, in- lead OB the turn for home and was well in hand all through the lest tiuloiig. N T • Burn off forward!] wa ■ game ..•mender at all atagea, but eaaM never gel to the winner. Ad High dropped int.. third place on the far tarn, but waa unable to Improve bis position in the last quarter. Loch-coll ran •• dull wet under ■ weak ride. Pentagon ran fairly well. M Mitercy close I B big gap earlv, tli-n tired The wlnn.v. entered for 6400. waa hid ap I" 8000 and bought in. Si tatched MOM Catter, H:'.: (17521 ■Htisted. 115: d.'.727 Rob l.dgren. Itli. /» ry £* C% r? FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. (1:38! 1 110.) 6400 added. .J year olds iu i i.puard. \) i 1£) £ 4 SeHliBJ. Net value lo winner .*31Tk 'lnd Horses-- AWtPPSt \j M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 6 H C P S 67575 folSMoSA wo 1 Ml'. 3 2 F~ H I* l'l1 Nicol WWhelan !' IS-518-58-M1-2 ,;---- ] !\iu\ i.i i; i va S 107" - 1 2* 2 2«* 2'. 2', J Lee -M Deatberage 8 II lo j^ 4 5 67503'M A RY MORRIS wa 4 MS 1 E 6* 3* | 3' 8' Garner J H MeCoraaJch 8-MJ 8-M8-6 oal 676tO FRANK FLESHEB w«B 3 91 1 1 3' 5" 4 I- 4* .Goldstein I" Hart 25 40 40 lo :'\ 67".7't Cl \ji| V'l'OR Wa 5 MS 5 3 f* 4' S» 6* ■■' Sb.a I'W £ I -.l Sclnuidt20 ... 7.. IS 11 g75n3 Kokl w 1 108 8 8 8* 6" 8** »■-'" 6U Jas Hen'syT 1) Martin 8 13 13 3 t E S7402IMONOCHORI era 6 M2 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Lloyd J II Raker ii 10 S 2_ M Time. 25?. : .. F17J. 1 :15.'. Winner — 11. e. by Senipraalas — ("elia (trained by B. Wbelaiil. Went to |.o-. :u 3:31 At in.-t 1 minute. Start stfaggliug. Won easily; second and third driving. OaaaaoaB a aa* begianer, rushed to the rraai oa the irsl tare and settlaa a fast pace, was ne/er in trouble at any Ctage 0 til* trip. Lei (iirl bad a kagth and a hall Ihe l.«.s .,f the Start, but was ta',,ell bach oi! the lii ■; 11110 .10.1 was doatng Op at the end under a hard drive. Maiv Morris ran poorly, wa-carried verv wi.l ■ when enteriag the horn. -tret, b and wa- haul ridden -11 of the la-t .pia-ler. Moao (hord was -ore when ^»u-' to the post and trailed BhaOg in the rear all the way. The winner, Battled lor 6600, araa b»-l up to $S00 and bongbt In Scratched 4f7B28 Dry Hollar. 93; 67003 Schoolmate, 10l». In.one.t weight in entrie- l'r.ink Fle-her, )S j. Overweight- Cotapoaa, 1 peaada, C7COO l'inil RACK— 3-4 Mile. 1 1 :12J — 4— 101. Pane $400. 3. veal .Ids. Special Weights. %y I 0^50 N« ' 'alue to winner 6300. ■ iTid Horses AWtPPSt '/t % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 67478 RAPPAH WNOCK wn 112 12 1 I2 I'll4 1* J Lee C F Fox 3-2 S 5 3-2 3-5 7-20 I C7478*ROYAL BREEZE w 112 7 5 S2 7^ 31 2» F ONeill I'.urlew \: ON. illL'l 31 21 9-101-2 (C7S5DSAGAPANAK a B 109 8 8 2'1 2'1 2 3" P/Dy J Perkins 6 7 5 2 4-5 67574*DOROTHY DUNCAN w 107 2 !t 5..k 41 6: 4' l*ickens (1 F, Parke ].r 4 40 15 6 87629 CHAMB1 IT wn 112 s 12 12 10- 7:! B"* Garner J H McFormick 15 25 25 S 4 67551 MAELSTROM wr. 112 4 7 7" 6"* 5' H- Troxler K R P.radby 10 25 25 7 3 67105 D1NEMOCK W 107 11 2 8* 3' 4"" V- Floyd W F Schulte 6 15 IS 6 2 6771 DR1 IEN W8B 118 8 10 lo- HI M* 8'1 J Daly J W Forniaa 10 30 30 10 4 67175 DOROTHY M wsn 104M0 6 8* 91 9l 9- L Jones I* Johnson 8S 168 158 60 20 85138 EDWARD EVERETT BT8B MB 5 1 4'. 0*8' Ml Yorke "W C Daly 25 200 200 80 40 67574*MOLLIE BALL w 107 6 8 6'- 81 11* 11* "W R W'k'rC T Gardner 10 M 20 8 8j 67175 MIMIC'S DAUGHTER W 107 1 11 11" 12 12 12 F Keyes R O Nelson 20 60 60 30 10 Time. 24?. OH, 1:17ft. Winner Ch. C by Kapallo — Aurfdia H. (trained by A. Sinionst. Went to po-i at 4:02 At iiost 5 minutes. Start pear. Won easily: second and third the satue. Rappahannock outbroke the others, opened a winning lead before he had gone a lurloiig and drawing away SB the stretch. *.\..n cantcing. Royal Rreeze. off forwardly. but outrun for the first .punter, worked his ~ way ap gradaalty and Inished gamely under a drive. Sagapanak pursued the a inner clo-cly to the stretch 1 Bad tired in the 'ii'al drive. Hineniock went well for I half and ipiit. Maelstrom met with 'nue'.i interference on the ha k-tret.h. t'hamblet ran a wlaalag race from a bad send off. Dorothy Duncan ran well. Scratched — R78BS* Doubt, lif.t; (J7424 Robert Miuton, 1P! : (50507-Prince Ahmed, 112. Overweight-- Dorothy M.. 2_t |K.unds. - tl7fvOQ SIXTH RACi:— 1 1-4 Miles. (gtOOl 0 100.) 0060 added. 4-jeai olds aad upward. D i D4»/ S. lliin'. Net value to winner fJBJi, 'lnd Horses A~WtPPSt~St \L. V» % sTr~Fln Jockeys Owners O H O P S 6767S BIMCER'Y BELLE w E b 4 E 9 s11. 8* 4". 21 2" p. Pickett W F Bryaoa 8 6 6 2 1 B7578*BVIE QBEENE w 4 102 6 8 I ■!. 7* 2* ::• 3* 8' Garaer .1 P Maytaerry 3 19-51N-5S-5 7-10 0 86886 GAMARA WB 6 886 7 7 41 F V l*J 1" 34 Poole J H BboaJdice 8 10 7 3 3-2 : 67530sBELIi-TIIE CAT WsB 6 101 4 5 lb 2- 6"k 4nk 41 4= Floyd .! H Baker 7 10 8 3 3-2 1 67505 A. CUMMER wn 5 109 2 1 51 4"k 5'. fi1 5J 6*1 Diggins H A Galth 10 25 20 8 4 67479 GAMESTER WB 4 107 & 6 2ft 3" 81 7s B3 tiuk T Taylor J (S Ferriss Jr 7 S 18-58-5 4-a i I J . , ] j . , ( ( . 67575 Is" OFT VALbKYw 3 lea; KM 41*. 'lo - 10 Snk S3 75 Shea J A Sykes 20 5*1 50 15 8 67lol SANCTION wn 5 1"-' 3 2 9' 9- 9' 10 lo 8- C Morris J Arthur 8 15 13 5 2S 87464 JUNGLE IMP wsn :, MB M 4 7'. 6" 6* 5.'. 7- 91 Jas Hen'sy.l B Braaaoa 5 :i ! | | | 675o! OR. DUCHESS w-u 5 106 9 3 8" 6* 7- 8J 9' 10 J Lee M Delaney 3 12 10 4 2 Time. 2Sft, 61ft, 1:1(1!. 1:44ft, 2:12 . Winner— Ch. in. bv Han. l-..me Sincerity (trained by W. O. Martini. Went to p...t al I — Al.i o-t 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving- second and third She same. Sincerity BeBe. U u-iial, dropped far back in the first quarter, but came fast on the out-ide on i be tota ".oi ol th' hack-lret.h an l wore (iainara down in the drive through tlie homestit tch. Kvie Gaceaaj was on the inside all the way and saved much ground on the turns, finished gamely under puoi-bni.-nr and waa catching the winner at the end. Catnara was much u-ed in setting the pace and tired in the last quarter. Gameiltcr was never dangerous. Dell the-Cat ran fairly weU. The winner was entered for 6500: no oi.l. Scratched— MS60 Cashier. 108; f!7.:7!» I.onghright, 105. Ineorr»'et w 'i:ht in entries — Gamester, inc. Overweight- -King of the Valley, 3j pounds. /^rT-rjQf^l SKVKNT'l RACK— 1 Mile. (1:3S» — 1—110.) 6400 added. 3 year olds and upward. \J 4 \jfy\J Selling. Net value to winner 8000. lnd Horses AWtPPSt %, Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 67884 AIRSHIP w 5 no.'. S 5 1* 1*| 1« 1- 1- Nicol P Dunne 3 8 6 BJ 1 67574 GOLDEN WAVE WB 3 88 3 1 31 2» 8* 3} 21 A-Martin R Tucker 4 4'. 3 B-611-88 67605 QUAGGA w8 88 5 I t.; :.' I1 4- 8| C Morris 1 Arthur -5 8 8 21 1 67479 HARRY STEPHENS w 5 MS 6 7 8 8 8 51 41 Gaugel J F Strode lo 12 10 4 2 67579 HENRY • wsn 5 109 2 8 7B 7-" 6* 6- 5 . Foy F W Torrey.son IS 30 25 8 4 67561 HIGGINBOTHAM wsn:: 81 I 2 ** gak 34 am o* Garner A Simons 6-5 3-213-103-3 1-4 67529 FIELDW1CK wit 3 88 7 4 fj 4n 5' 7s 7'1 Jas Hen'syE Schreiebr 12 86 88 lo 4 67528 DON IRENT WB 4 188 1 6 5 ti3 710 8 8 Lloyd W J Donohue 40 60 60 20 7 Time. 25, 50*. 1:10s. 1 :44S. Winner— Ch. g. by Fljiug Dutchman— Falaise (trained by F. Hanlon). Went to post at 5:00. At |iost 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second d.iving: thi'd the same. Aii-bip went 1 . the front on the tir-t turn, drew away on the hackstreteh and held the race -afe at all atagea. Qoftftea Ware mortd ap gamely on the turn into the homestretch. Int tired at the end under punishment. Qeagga ran well and finished gamely under the whip. HigrinlMitham ran paarfty and was oa the out-hie all the way. Harry Stephen closed a big gap and finished fast. The winner was entered for $400: no bid. Scratched— ».7.V»1 Gold Duke, 05; (17575"Cull. 108; 6743S*Yte Zeigler, 109; 67551 Pcl-ay 91. Incorrect Weights In entrie-— Airship. 00: Don Irent, 98. Overweights Air-hip. Z\ imhukIs; guagga. 6. Hot Springs Form Chart. | I t J i « I , , ' ■ I ~ 1 - 0 : 1 i HOT SPRINGS FORM CHART. tOAKLAWN.) HOT SPRINGS. ARK., F-iday, March 15. 1907.— Thirty fifth day. Oaklawu Jockey Club. Spring Meetin-. (00 .1 j •-. ) Weathc clear; track good. (7 haaka on). Pieaaaaag lu.lge. Ptaak J. Rryan. Starter, A. B. Dade. Secretary, E. W. Maginn. Racing starts at 2:15 p. in. W Indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race Indicate track record, age of horse and weight earned. P7lQ/1 Q FIRST 1." \CK— 1-2 Mile. (08 8 100.) Pane 6400. 2 year olds. Selling. O 6 O tt O Net value to winner $300. lnd Horses A Wt PP St % V* % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 67568 WATER LOCK W M 3 I l'l I2 1- Shrove fllahha Rros \ 6 6^ 2 l~~" 67418 MEADOWGREEN W 88 6 3 4'' :\- 8* F Swain P J Miles 6 7 7 2i 6-5 67543 FI.ARNEY W 88 7 9 8« 5' :;n P.utler .1 (' Milam 4 4 4 8-5 4-5 67243*ASTORIA BELLE w lot 5 8 10' 4 ft 4" A'buchon P T Chinn 7 7 7 21 6-3 67413 VICTOBENE HANNON W ! o 12 7 M 6* E» E Martin H Walker M 12 12 5 2ft 67513 BELLFLOWER W !« 2 4 7nt 6» 6- Pohanka W J Young 15 15 15 6 3 i;7:;: :: BXTRY w 98 11 10 ll2 8h 73 Knopf Sellee&LechlerUer 7 8 8 3 8-5 67344 SOIREE W 85 9 18 6U 8» 81 Skirvin Chinn Ac Forsythe 30 30 30 10 5 67243 SIS LEWIS w Mj 1 5 12 10 ' 8*1 Moreland 1 R Fitzgerald 10 10 10 4 2 67569 ETTA LOUISE W M8 8 11 • B* ^V 101 D Austin D T Morris 6 6 5 2 F5 67543*LEOTA KATHRYN w 93 10 6 5'1 71 11= Trueman W H Norton 2 2ft 21 1 7-2 67368 WHITE I'll. I. Y w 95 12 1112 12 G Swain Mrs 15 F. Shilling 30 50 50 15 6 Time. 12. 24 F SO, 40. Winner — Br. g, by Dr. Sam— Ka-y Sri1.- (trained by F. Stubl.-l. Went to po-t at 2:15. At post 2 minutes.- Start bad. Won ea-ily: second the same: third driving. Water Lack, away running and clear of interference, ran to his twst form and won all the way with plenty in ie-er,.'. Mea.lowgreen was light there throughout and also luck... Flarney had to overcome much interference and finished gamely. \-toria BeBe tired slightly near the end. Victorene Hatmou ran a good race and will Improve. Relltlow.r suffered from interference. I.eot 1 Kathrvn had a rough trip and was Biases! thown oa the Stretch turn. The winner was entered for .$300; no hid. Overweights — Sis Lewis, 4; pounds; Etta I oiii-e. 2. £* rj f* M d SECOND RACK -1-2 Mile. (48— S— HO.) Purse $400. 2-jear-olds. Selling. O I Kj'dtrX: Net value to winner $300. lnd Horses AwTpPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeyg Owners O H C P S .749:: HASTY W 101' E 3 2- 2- I* A'buchon H R Raker I 15 15 3 6-5 67509* HOLLOW WB MS 1 I l'l l" S»* I) Austin T P Hayea 4-6 9-103-5 out — I67443IRFSTI.F W 101 3 5 4l 3* 3* F Swain L A Cella 7-5 3-2 3-2 1-3 out 67M4 OSCAR T. W 103 4 4 5 41 4» Moreland C Paagrfta 10 15 12 3 1 67493 C. 11. SHILLING w M6 1 1 81 E 5 J Foley R L Thomas 8 16 16 3 4-5 Time. 12. 24. SSf, 4.Si. Winner — R. f. by Greenan — Loyalirta (.rained by II. R. Raker). Went to iM.-t al 2:47. \t post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Hasty, show inu saddta improvement, fallowed Hollow close up for the first three lurlongs and. Wearing him down in the final eighth, won with plenty in reserve. Hollow liegan with bis customary ipiickness and showed the most early -peed, but tired alter going three furlooL's Rt.stle wa- taken back Sharply bv her timid rider soon after the Start, then elosc.1 a big gap and wa- probably best. O-c-ir T. bad no mishaps, C. H. Shilling was badly handled and can do much better. The winner was entered fOI 8000; no Die!. Scratched— (77509 Lady Hansharg, 86; 07503 Margaret Randolph. 66, Overweights — Hasty, 1'. pound-. nPTO | pr I "HIRD RAt K--7-8 Mile. (1:27—4—122.1 Parae 6300. 5 ear old- and upward. O t D"xt) lloi-e- and Gelding.-. SeBhag. Net value to vinner 6833, lnd Horses AWTPPST',4 % % StTFin Jockeys Owners O H C~P~8"*" 611S1 ALBERT FIR W E 112 7 5 F P. 1h S* F J Foley G 11 Mailman 3 5 5 2 1 67272 BONEBBAKE « 5 M4 14 8 8* 7" 3' F 2} Bhreve (' B Campbell 2 -4. 8-6 4-5 2-5 67545*SIMON KENT W 6 104 8 7 2' 2". 2h 1» 3 * Dearborn J J Greeley I 1 1 8 5 7-10 67496 INCUBATOB hi: 7 112 6 13 51 5* B* 8* F C Fisher S Bern 10 15 18 6 3 67544 TENNYBURN wa 5 M9 12 U 21 :;i. » S1 5* Y..ung W 15 Rallies 15 20 20 S 4 67572 MATCH w- "• Ml s 6 pP : h 7- 8' 6ft Trueman W W Jenkins I 6 5 2 1 67545 T. JO w 5 110 1 2 4". 4L 8' 7«* 7". W Allen I R Fitzgerald 20 40 10 15 6 67348*DAN M'KFNNA WS 7 112 11 8 6" M- P .".'. B* M.r.land W S I.aird B I B 3 M 67572*LITTLE GIANT w 7 loft E 1 IP IP 83 9* 9' D Austin M J Whalen M 1o lo 4 3 67494 Pan: MAY wn 5 bll 3 ll 7'. 8* 10* 1" l»«J Butler 11 T Rat.heler M 13 13 S 21 67544*CAPTAIN KEROTH ws 5 M4 15 M 6] 8* 11* ll'll" Bailey II Hardeaty 15 IS M I 2 67488 J. B. BARKLEY w 5 112 4 1 13' 12-12' F; 12* Maadera F Wilson 68 SB m » 10 67570 J B. SHERIDAN W 5 188 2 8 14' P 13 13 13 G Swain G A Laaaberry 88 88 «•• 20 10 86045 CHIEF M1LL1K1N WB 5 112 M 15 15 Fulled up. J DennisonF J GllderslceTe 10 20 20 I 4 67572 MARCO WB 7 101 13 12 121 Lost rid. r. Skirvin J J Flaiuiigau 25 3tt 30 10 5 Time. 84ft, t'.t. 1 :l5f, 1' :2!i . Winner — Ch. h. by Albert — Balaam Fir (trained by G. II. Marlinaiil. Went to :...--. ,n 3:15. Ai .H.-t 3 minute-. Star! fair. Won driving: -ec.nd and thiid the same. Albert Fir. clear f interference, took a long lead at once and standing a hard drive gimcly through the stretch, always 'add the others safe. Boaehrake had ■ rough trip and was forced wale most of tin way. but finished fa-t and was probably best. Simon Keal ran fairly well and was right there through, ut. Incubator was bnky and had no mishaps. Teanybara tired in the last juai ter. Match was roughly treated throughout. Dan MeKenua had to l c pulled ap repeatedly and can do much better. There waa a big Jam sooa after the start in which SUirvin. on Marco, was unseated. The w inuer was eute'cd for S ::'M : no i.id. Scratched ;;414 Fred Mader. 100. Overweights — T. Jo. I pound. f* rj f* ft (\ POl Kill RACE— 3-4 Mile. 1 1 : 1 "2 i 5—113.) Purse $3 X). «-ycar-ohls and upward. O t OtO Selling. Net value to winner S225. ™ lnd norses AWtPPSt % %"~%~s"tr~F"!n~ Jockeys Owners O H C P S 67572 TOMOCHICH1 a t M3 E 7 7** V F P* Moreland F .1 Pons 7 9 8 I 8-6 67523 KING WILDA wn 5 lot :. 5 i;i. B* 31} 21 Bhreve Ii T Batcheler 5 7 7 21 6 5 67447 JAKE SANDEBS W 5 107 U 6 4' :!'.'. 2' 51. A'bochoa II McDaaiel 7-5 7-5 6 5 3 5 out ■ . :. PKni 1:1s wb 1 85 :: 1 511 Mi l'i 4- Batler J w ONeaU 2 3 7-Moa8 67598 SIB VAGRANT m 1 M 2 2 ::' F 5* B* Traecnaa J C Milam lo IS 15 6 3 67120 J. J. M"C. w I lo.: 1 :; p. lii (p 6- G Swain H lUruani lo 5o SB 15 6 67620 SEA VOYAGE WB 5 1*2 10 11 s'. M 7' 7] Dearborn J Hiiny 20 M 39 12 « .;7.".ll WOOL SOAP w I K13 (. s pi 10 gi SI J Conway C s Williams to to :;o 12 6 (67545)ALSONO w 7 I'd S 10 9' 8" 9" 9*J J Foley E J Gild. 1 sbeve 5 6 B SJ 6 5 67570 KIN ; HOPE W ! :*s 1 1 21. 21. lo 10 Knopf Mrs 15 F. Shilling lo 16 M "i 3 67545 GALMEDA w 1 nil 7 9 Lost rider. 1) Riley J H Jenkins 20 30 30 12 « Time. 21. M|, PI5. Winner— Br. .-. by Lord Henry Perfidy II. (trained by J. O. Holder). Went to p.--, :il 3:45 At po-t 2 minutes. Start goad. Won drivin-;: se. on.! aid third tic same. ToaMChiChi, Showing suddenly improved form and clear of interference, eaate With a rash through the stretch and area drawing away. King Wflda begaa slowly aad bad to -. arido into the stretch, out Baaahed K-o|ut(ly and v, a .xcaring the winner down al the end. Jake Sanders, away siowly. closed a lug gap and assumed the had ni..mcni:u ily. but tired and served in the Stretch run as it sh.u;. Protean tmi-iie.l fa-t and was ahnaat thrown several time- in addition to being poorly handled. Stt Vagrant had to he polled ap to kcrji from going down. King Hope was away in a forward position and ran fairly well for a half. J. J. M.c. -bowed tla most speed for a half and tired badly. The v inner was entered for $400; no bid. Scratched-';. 145 Prim ipia, OS; 07547 King Leopold, 05. f*r7£X/\ rT FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. (li»% I lOOl.) ParaetdOO. .'.year (.his. Selling. O i Oi7JC ft Net value to winner 8000. lnd Horses AW~tP~P St 'A % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S " 67347*MARIPOBA WB M 1 2 3 ". F 1* l1 1'^ Keating A Weir S-5 13-513-51 1-2 67598 DPI. WEBER wsn mi 4 i 4'. gj 3". 3- 21" DearborB Bailee dt Lechl't'r 6 s s 3 s-5 67572 THE 15. OF BRIGHT'NWB 98 2 1 I] V 2". 2.'. 8* Pohanka T E Crist 15 15 10 4 8 67588 GLENDOVEER ws M M 8 N 7t 7- 41 4'» G Swain R N Vestal 8 5 8-6 7 5 3 5 oat 67572 JOE COYLE a 88 5 5 7" 4" 6* 6« 6* F Swain P J Millett 10 12 12 I 8ft B7622*BROKEN MELODY w :.| a 9 10 8* 5* S» 6' Sbr. ve R Porter 8 6 4 8-5 4-6 675:u KATE M'CRACKEN a 91 7 8 80 V 8* 7» 7- llatdutt II Raaaahottom 30 50 68 15 7 67570 DON HART w 98 B 7 S* 6b 4" S' S1 Trueman C C Christie B M M 4 2 67422 CHARLEY HEENEY WB 98 3M 8* M 8* 91 8* Knopf Mrs P. F. Shilling 15 20 20 8 4 67598 MOONL'T MURPHY WB 93 B I 8" 6* M M 10 Butler J S Brat ton 10 12 12 5 2* 'Hme. 25. 40. 1:10ft, 1:43. Winner — Ch. f. by Lord Batei ling Reeky Bharpe III. Grained by J. Cheney). Weal hi po-t at 4:1 !. At po-t 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Maripo-a araa beat ridden. 1 an int.. the lead after going a quarter and. saving ranch ground \ hen tinning into the Stretch, stood the final drive ganielv and lasted just long enough. DalWCBet eh -ed a gap steadilv and finishing fast, gat up for -e.-ond [dace in the final stride. The Relic of Brighton was poorly handled and lo : ground all the way and with better handling would passably have won off by herself. Glendoveer. awav slowly, showed scant speed in the early stages, but clo-e.l a gap in the last half and can do much better. Joe Coyle ran a fairlv goad race. Rroken Melody ai:d Don Hart quit alter BOBadj three -quarters. The winner was entered for $400: no bid. scratched — S7004*Dahmra, o ;. aQ T Ci /l Q SIXTH RACK -1 1-16 Miles. ( 1 :40ft— 5— KM. ) Purse 6080. 4-ycar-aaa* and upward. D 1 OtcO Selling. Net value to winner $300. lnd Horses XwtPPSt % '^~%~Str~Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 67547 REQUEST w4 90 3 2 F F FA 11 1- Shrove WJ Young 1 1 15 2 5 out 6711S T. J. POWELL w 5 102 4 1 I*] P. 21 2- 8*1 Trueman A McKav 7 10 10 3 6-5 67.M1 LIEBEB GORE w 4 92 8 8 8* 3* 3". 31 3» Knopf n Bfeagel 12 20 20 x 3 87273 LAMPADROME W 0.M6 7 7 7 7 7 0 4- Moreland S A Re.khaui 4 5 5 6-6 4-6 6711S UfBODEN wi: 6 102 5 5 8* 8* 4» 8*1 5- E Martin M Ochsner x to :, -i l 67572-DR. HARP w 8 97 1 1 6" 6* 61 7 63 Dearborn O Johnson 3ft 8ft 31 1 1-2 67498 MRS. ANNIE w 5 100 2 3 63 6,: 5". 6* 7 Butler J Hiiny 5 6 6 2 4-5 Time. 25. 49!!. 1:155. 1:42. 1:18L Winner — Ch. f. by Rensselaer — Emma Pickwick Grained by W. J. Young). .Went to ]M.-t at 4:43, At post 1 minute. Start good. Won ea-ily: seeoul driving: third the same. Reqnc-1. show i ig improvement and much speed, ran as if she outclassed the others and only eahlerel throughout. Winning as her rider pleased. T. .1. Powell ran into a contending position after going a half unit Standing lami-'uneiit gaasely, held second plaee safe in the final drive. I.ieliei (iore ran fairly well and stayed re-olutely in -fie final drive. Laiopadrouic was kept far back In the early stages, hut chared a big gap and finished with a rush. Imboden tired after going three quant rs. Dr. Hart ran a bad race and can no uii.ch better. The winner was entered for $400: no bid. Scratched— 07 21 Sheraijitioaii, 107; (UTO^wSultry, 102; 07o2J Falkland, 97. Page 4 New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, March 16. New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, March 16, WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK GOOD. First Race [1st New Orleans] FIRST RACK— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-o!ds and upward. Selling. (1:121-4— 101.) Index Course Dlst Time T'ck Wt St l| % % StrPln Jockey* Best Company LADY MAIA. ch. f, 3. by Hermence — Margery (W. P. Reed). Weight today 97 67478 Cltj Park 7 8 ! -.Tit test ■ •'■ ■' ■' 3 I '•• »»*lFaiTOW J. L. Inglis, P.dlv Prim 1! Brace GC494 Oitj Park S41M Cast WS 13 U l '• 131 13"JG .Swain Sopraao, Plana te. Dinemock 6M63 Nashville 41-2 1 M teal M 0 7 7- 7" W Allen Mostenaaar, Primlw Uaa. B. Vcrtress ECONOMY, ch. f, 3, by Voter-^Fni gal (A. Simons). Weight today 101 67030 City Park 1 i:4U fast 97 I I 10 7 8* B'*iVaa DusenVcsme. 1'lre Mans. Reside 1X876 City Park l 1 : Of test IOC 11 11 I 1" I 7'1 Van DuseaCors. Price, Si. am. .'us Kalserboff vi.N_v.ciiy Park ^ 1 41ft alow MS I I l I 41 ::- Van DuaenCaptaln Hale, Doabt, Agra. ALLONBY. br. c, 3, by Peep o' Day —Princeton Girl (R. E. Watkins}. Weight today 100 67478 City Park 7-8 1:27ft test '"1 7 I s 8 7* 7"'. Lloyd J. L. Inglis, Pollj Prim R Breeze 67175 F. On 7-8 1451 test 106 I -1 E 7 6* C'H.loyd W.-s. oliiyesa. Blttei Miaa 67D64 City Park 7-4 1:27ft fast Ml I 4 ."• G r.1 it's W Mcln'reLens, Grace George. Golden Wave. AMABOR, ch. g, 4. by Tipstaff — Tablet (W. G. Bartel). Weight today 110 67836 F. Grounda E 1-2 f 1498 hry M 7 6 6 G'» 6'* A Martin Sir Toddington. Rusk, Joe Fallert C7i7t; F. Grounda 11 Uj test '.'" ft 5 4 D3 4s R Lowe HDaergency, Belle Strome Kohlnoor 87002 City Park I-tltfl fast M y 9 y 7 7= 8*| Huestis Paul Clifford, Bert Osra. Masonia SILVER FIZZ. h. m. 10. by Silver Fox — Tonique (G. Lanka). Weight today 111 46032 Kansas cm I I i 2:121 fast . .. it And'sonLoone, Poaeasta JineJer Kansa 11-16 1 51ft test 101 1115 Eft l« h And' bob B. a Tumble, si. Tam'ny. s. Tone. ORDERLY, b. g, 6. by Order — Little Lady II. (A. Brown). Weight today 113 67480 Cits Park 5 1-2 f 1471 test 105 1 2 7 7;. 7*1 Hogg Iflsa Leeds, Balesbed. PoaFng 671 . !•'- Grounds 5-8 1:12 slow 92 7 6 6 •- ■' R Lowe Toboggan, SirToddington Bouriac 67002 City Park 7-8 148 fast l".' liii 8ft 6* u I... we Paul Clifford, Bert Osra, Masonia CLIQUE, br. m. 5, by Sir Walter— Clio (Scott & Fraley). Weight today 115 67430 Cltj Park 3 i 1:13ft test 104 •• 8 I 8'1 8*1 Pickens Foxmead, Jerry c. Basil 67 71 l". Grounda 1 l 1:14 alow 10G If 4 8 I] 6* Plckena No Quarter. Alame Bert' Osra 67124 P. Grounda 1-4 1:14 fast 118 s I n M HI Plckena Spider Web, Paragon, Basil. CONSIDERATION, b. g, 6, by Watercress— Pensa (W. Morton.. Weight today 120 67524 Cltj V i. 3-4 1:1. teal 120 _ l 1 1** 2 * Lloyd lv. Bratas, Hasted, Ton afankins 67428 C tj Park 5-8 1:01 fast IM 3 :; 2 .'i :' w McIa'reTleblmlngo, Airship, Pr Brutus 6SW6City Park 1 1:411 test M3 ill 2 3- 4fi Beder GoUway, H. of. Hyacinth, Kan. LIMITED, ch. f, 3, by Reminder — Heart Breaker (J. McLennan). Weight today S7 K M Cltj Park .". sp.'i-1 rasl 100 8 7 12 9 8' C laorria Royal River, M. Bali, D. Duncan 67401 Citj Park 5-S 1:011 test 109 9 1" 10 11} 9M Farrow De Oro, WarnerGriswell Sagapanal 67029 City Park E 1-2 f 1 47ft test M I 7 13 i::1 13'J1T Taylor CaptTaylor, LlttieGeorge. Halbard. PAXTON. br. g, 3, by Alloway — Mauga (W. Gerstl. Weight today 103. 67451 Cltj l'ark : L48| fast 119 8 1 6 5» MTft W R Wk'rUttleGeorge, Fieldwlck, Maelstrom 67124 P. Grounds 3 I 1:10ft slow 108] 3 E 8 61 4*1 TroxJer Kalserboff, No Quarter, Royal Bond 67086 City Park 3-4 1:15 fast 1*7 5 6 4 :.-• 4-v J I Coltness, DInentock, De O ZICK ABRAMS. b. g. 3. by Service or Balgowan — Kennesaw Belle (B. Schreiber). Wciglit today 106. «MM v Oi .,i la ;: ) 1:18 hvy no 4 Pell. .1 Itertin G. Larsen. Hlgginbotham, Gauae '■' • P. 10 6 2 1 J 18 12"lSchles'er Tinker. Daring. Foreigner. 66 ; P. Grounda lm20yl:42 teat M E 2 3 2 3" 3* t; Bwaia Caaaaaigaer, Oberoa, Ancestor. LUCY YOUNG, br. m. 5. by Cesarion — Arragon (J. Laughlin). Weight today 111 66228 P. Croi 5-8 1 . 01 g 1 M B 6 7 R«» 81 '.M.u-t.rs Toboggan, Alencon, Meadowbreese. 8 i''it\ r.nk r. 1-3 f 1:10! hvy H 4 ■ 4 2 I" :•'■ kfarsters Tudor. TIchimuigo, Verlbest 66011 Cltj Park ."■ l - f 1:1"? hvy 96 6 5 ( 7 71*lMarsters Mortlboy, Monet, Gild. ANCESTOR, b. m, 6. by Plaudit — Addie C. (A. Tempest). Weight today 111. i 1 70j l:50j hvy 108 ( E 8 S 11 11 .la- Hen'syBelltndian. Oobaaoss, Basil. C7028 City Park 1 i s l-"'i fas! 14M 1 i' 1 1 2' 6*} Van DusenOberon, St. Noel, Betleent. City Park 1:281 test Ml 3 4 E 7 7- B» f - r \\- k'rCliftoa Forge, Asterisk. Greaaae. Al.(;OR, eh. g, 5. by Algol— Becky Sharps (P. Dunne). Weight today U.3. 61 • Cltj Park ! ■ • ■ I ■ Garner Barrage. Oak Grove, Kilts 65*14 Cltj P 7-1 28 test lu 6 4 I I 21 :; Nlool Ancestor, Lacache, Bed Raven. 65053 Chui hill 1 I 1 111 test 111 10 7 C 7 »" ll *|Nlcol Anna Bay, Moreado, Dr, Meany. TELESCOPE, b. g. 8, by Horoscope— Emma C. (C. E. Greenwood). Weight today 117. C; 'tin Park ■: 4 1 141 fasl 120 1" 1" 9 7 B*l !. Smith 1'r. Brntus. Consideration, Elnsted. 67426 City Park 5-8 1:001 test 120 3 1 .". 3j :::;l K aforrisonSoutb. Cross. Colum.Glrl Firebrand 66304 P. Grounds 8-41:14 test 110 13 14 14 14} 1413J.l Martin PlastJcfcer. Kobfj r. St. Nod. Second Race [2nd New Orleans] SECOND RACE — Full Coarse. Bteealechaae, 3-year-olds and upv.arl. Hindica-). i : .'.| 1 117.1 TORCHELLO. b. g. 7. by St. Gatien— Tortoia (D. R. Hyner). Weight today 128. ». t) Cltj Park si 2:57 test 134 8 .' 7 t 6* 6" Walcott Bsterjoy, Arabo, UghU out ii 'itj Park 1 1-81:58*. hvy 109 7 E E 7 7- ■*• W Cttmm'gSt. Noel, Artb. Cummer, 1.. Kllisoa. 660*5 P. Grounds 1 l 8 -: »• . hvy MS I 8 "• .". 6* 6*1 Pen'gast T.Englisbaaaa, Jangle Imp, Glisten HENRY A. SCHROEDER, b. g, 5. by Montana— Probability (L. F. Barthe). Weight today 134. 67550 City Park S C 2:57 fast 136 : 8 6 E 4- I* Pollock Bsterjoy, Aral.... Rights Dot, 67450 Cltj Park S C 3:00 test 139 s s 7 J , 7'*lPollock Aales, Subador Irabo. 67400 Cltj Park S C 3421 test 136 ii E 8 8 L'2 L'1 Pollock 1.. Wall.v. Naraa, Sartor Resartaa. LIGHTS OUT. ch. g, 5. by Pirate of Penzance — Gleam (J. T. Stewart). Weight today 138 C76U0 Cilj Park 8 C 3471 nkm ■ 2* Sourell Kara. Subador. Arabo. i. u City Park S C 2:57 Cast 138 3 2 2 :: 2*3" Youreli Bsterjoy, Arabo, Hen. A. Schroeder 67450 City Park S C 346 test 144 E 3 E S 4 4*1 Archib'ld Aales, Subador, Arabo. SUBADOR. b. g, 8, by Florist — Mary Louise (F. J. Douglas). Weight today 140 67600 Citj Park s c : "7 : s],.|, in ". ! 2 :: - \\ Gaylor Kara, Lights Oni Arabo 675 iiy Park SC2:5C fast 149 E 8 1 E O Rice Kara. Sartor Resartus, Harefool 67450 Citj Park 8 C 346 test 158 til l 1| V TooreJI aales, arabo, Ugata out. DOCTOR KEITH, b. g. 4. by Dr. MacBride— Lady Keith (J. P. Devlin). Weight today 150 ' icritj Park P C 3A4 fasl ill I -. 3 Lost rider. Dupee Si. Volma. Arabo, Creolin. 67375 Citj Park S C 345| test 127 6 5 3 1 1- I3 Dupee Incantation, Esterjoy, Port Worth 65134 Churchill D P C 3438 test 140 3 4 3 2 :is 2*1 Major CreoUa, Lady Jocelyn, Plea. PETER BECKER, b. g, 4. by G. W. Johnson— Faustine (F. A. Libby). Weight today 130 67520 i tj l" i. SC2:K fasl 132 6 l 6 7 «.--;A'liil.aM Kara. Sartor Beaarta* Haeefoot 65546 l atonia Ab 13 3:30| good 130 9 11 1 l1 23 Youreli Lady Jocelyn, Profitable Dawson 6SU5 Latoaia Ab 1] 3:298. teat 128 8 2 3 2 3* 4U Garic Harleqaia, War chief, i,. Jocelyn. CREOLIN, b. g. 7, by Riley — Miss Bowling (E. Corrigan). Weight today 13G Cityvark S 1 fasl 140 14 4 I •■' ". ' R afonisonEsterJoy, Arabo, Lights om 67502 City Park PC344 test 146 E i E 3 3 3" B MorrisonSt Vohaa, Aral.,,. Dr. Keith' 67060 City Park P C 346 fast 141 E 6 S 4 E*« 6* E MorriaoaRip, lacaatattaa, Goald. LITTLE WALLY, ch. g, 6. by Lam plighter — Restless (E. M. Dayton). Weight today 140 City Park SC2:56 fasl in 3 I ( 4 4* 4" Dayton Kara. Sartor Resartus Harefool 67400 City Park S C 342| test 137 I 1 :: 3 11 l' Dayton H-A.Schroeder, Naran, s Reaartus 87060 City Park P C 346 fast 14* M 7 4 3 :\- 4? Dayton . Rip, Incantation, Goald. ESTERJOY. ch. g, 6, by Lord Esteiling — Amaranda (W. Gerst). Weight today 147 67550 City Park S C 247 last 137 8 11 l H 1-' Gaddy Aral.... Lights out II \ Schroeder Citj Park PC344 fast 13413 2 2 Fell. Gaddy St. Volma, Arabo, Creolin 67375 City Park S C 3468 test 123 6 l 4 3 81 3" Gaddy Dr. Keith, IncaaUtion, Port Worth. KARA, b. g. 4. by Herald — Irene (M. J. Daly). Weight today 154. i City Park S( . nl • i 145 6 5 1 I 1« 1" .1 ICorphj Lights Oni Subador trabo Citj Park Si 2:56 fasl 136 7 2 2 1 1' 1» J Murphy s. Resartus, Hsrefoot, I.. Wallv. 67479 City Park 1 1:11? test M7 6 E E 88 ll1 ID". las CarroIlGoMway, OrUne, Roseboro. Third Race [3rd New Orleans] THIRD RACE— 1-2 M:!e. 2 year-olds. Allowances. (17: 1 11,.) CORA DUSANT. ch. f. 2, by Herbe rt— Iconoclast (D. L. Peterson). Weight today 101 67301 P. Urounds 1-2 EOf. slop 104J 7 7 I r. Diggins Gresham, Lattice, ('..in. idem Crounda 3 1-2 1! 44 slow ilO 11 i« 7 Diggins Lady Caroline II.. Greatse Baktlee 67100 P. Grounds 1 -' «9| hvy 103 8 S' 8" Lloyd Blue Lee, R. M. Fry. Lattice. PRESCATI. b. f, 2. by Masetto — Erogmore (E. S. Gardner). Weight todav 101 67549 City Park I l : f i-: last Wt B 8 9 8* \V R vTk*rGeaeva S.. Bonnie Hayes, Kmbay. MICKLETON MAID. br. f, 2, by Mincemeat— Alice Farley (Mrs. E. Harris). Weight today 101 ...ii... : Park ,2 1-2 1! 4:7. fast M8 I 6 .;: 9'* W R W'k'rBosebktom. Parisian ModeTDona 11 67249 P. Grounda 3 1-2 8 44 siowiu Left at the post atltcbeU Lady Caroline II., Grentse. Balolee. RELAPSE b. f. 2. by Dr. Rice— Re-Ccho (J. Arthur). Weight todav 101 67549 City Park 3 1-2 t 12 fast Ms 9 10 12' B*» C Morris Geaeva S. Bonnie Hayes Embay ' * • park 3 1 i I 428 test 100 S :• 7-i- : '•■ c Morris p. m. Fry, Ziepben, Drop Stitch 87325 P. Gi 1-2 E08 hvy 106 3 8 H M * L Smitn Elvira M., Dick Rose, Gremse. BUCKET BRIGADE, ch. c. 2. bv Goodrich— Piccola (E. R. Bradley). Weight todav 104 i City Park 3 1-2 f 431 slop 106 11 loj 6* Poj L. Foster, Dick RoaeTl»r Bowling' ... e Citj i i 3 1-2 1 4::? fast lis 2 4 B»| 2». Pickett Pr. Howling. BitterSir, Bayou Lark 67024 City Park 8 1-2 8 tit test M 7 7 7- 7*} Pickett Lee Crest. Whisk Brooat, Lattice. GENEVA S.. b. f. 2. by Sain — Derfargilla (B. Schreiber). Weieht todav 109 67549 City Park 3 1-2 t 421 test U2 I l p i Xi. .1 Boaaie Hayes, Embai Psr Model' 66974 City Park 3 1-2 8 4^ fast 1U, E ::■ 8*1 Jas Hea'syKlvtrs II., Greaaae, F.lna Matter. PRINCE BOWLING, b. c, 2. by Cesarion — Princess Bowling (0. Blanchard). Weight today 112 ■ »CHj I" rk 3 1-2 t ;:;i si..,, no s , i Diggina Late Foster. D. Rose, Drop Stitch! 67399 City Park 3 1-2: 428 test lis 4 ! 1' 1- Diggins B. Brigade, Bitter Sir, Bayou Lark 67325 P. Grounds 1-2 E6f hvy 106 I l ::\ 4* .las Hen'syEMra M., Dick Rose, Greaaae. PARISIAN MODEL, ch. f, 2, by L ackf ord— Frenchie (G. H. Holle). Weight today 101 68549 City Park 3 1-2 8 4-: las, lis i -,k .|- Hogg Geaeva S., Bonnie Hayes Embay. 6744»Clty Park 11-2 8 4:7. fasi 101 I 2 q » Hogg Bosebloom, Dona H., Lute Foster 66949 City Park 3 1-2 8 4-T. last 108 13 JJJ 12 U**18ed«r (ireshain. Princess S::e. Notasnlga. EMMA G.. b. f, 2. by Cactus II. — Laura Minor (M. J. Daly). Weight today 101 67376 Citj Park 3 1-2 8 428. test 100 7 7 B'l «" Jas CarrotlB. M. Pry, Ziepben, DropStltch Basaicttj Park 8 1-2 8 tit fast MM li' 13 12»» Jas Carroll M. Montrose, NoUsulga, Coincident ALISAN. eh. f, 2. by Shapf ell— Walnut (J. M. Henry). Weieht todav 101 67549 City Park 3 1-2 t 421 teal 108 13 13 13 12*« Poy Geaeva S.. Bonnie Hayes Embay H OClty Park 3 s Kf hvy US 1 71 31" Stille Bfcae Fee. Hazel M.. Rebel Queen. BITTER MAN. b. c. 2. by Bitter Root— Missouri II. (J. C. CahnL Weight today 10* H.v Fark tdop 108 13 K Keyea I.. Poster, Pi.-k Rose Pr. Bowling. 67526 ( Uj Park 3 1-2 1 IF. last 107111 11 ll,r- F .v M. 1 »oim Ihh . D.ofDaWB, HrawnevFa.! 67299 F Grounds 1-2 M slop M7 7 7 7* 6*1 Hogg P.raw. Lad, Pr. Bowttng, Pen Saul. COINCIDENT, b. f. 2. by On Deck— La Cheviot fW. H. Snyder). Weight today 109 67427 City Pari 411 fasl HE 6 8 6 6«*JL smith Notasalga, Black Mary, Klenhen '.. 'I ! rials I i EOf Slop 1"7 6 3 4*13* L Smith (ireshain. Lattice, Bitter Sir 67: • F. Grounds 1 4: mud M7 4 3 5 l»l R Low* Hew of Pawn, (ireshain. L. Foster. BRAWNEY LAD, br. c. 2. by Braw Lad — Cassilla (T. B. Morris). Weight today 101 67526 City Park 3 1-2 t 41". fasl Ml 5 3 8*1 J Russell M.Montrose, D.ofDawn. CatherlneF.' 'ity I'.'ilv 3 1-2 8 42| fast 112 3 4 4»1 6* W R Wk'rR. M. Fry, Ziepben, Drop Stitch 672M F. Grounds 1 1 M atop ME l 3 l1 1= W R Wk*rPr. Bawttag, B. Saad, Bayaa Lark. ZIEPHEN. br. c, 2, by King Lee^ — Alleviate (W. F. Schulte). Weight today 112 I Itj Pail. 3 i ii rasl us 2 8 3' Lloyd Notasalga, E. U. Fry, aatotee ;' fark :f 888 test 115 1 11" 1- NIcol Gresham, BayoaLark, BhtckMarv. i.. i . City Park 81-21 41J fast 123 4 :: 4'; 8*1 Lloyd NatasBbra, Black Mary. E. M. Pry. Fourth Race [4th New Orleans] FOURTH LACE— 1 1-i Mies. City Park Derby. 3-y»ir-olds. Allov.ance-. (24B|— «— lo'.i. i ALLONBY (See Firr.t Race). Weight today 112. PINK STAR. Ii. c, 3. by Pink Coat— Mary Malloy (J. H. Woodfordl. Weight today 117 City Park 1 1-8 1:521 fasl 87 1 4 4 i 4' 4: Goldstein Doaaa, Toas Dafas Yankee Girl 67452 City Park 1 1-16 1:46ft test M 6 4 4 4 8ft 8«J Goldstein St. Valentine Pasadena, Anna Day. R . i Itj Park 1 1:42ft test M6 1 .". E •"• 84 3* Beder S.TodtUagton, Rap'hanaock, C.Price JUDGE POST. b. g, 3. by Star Ruby— Aura II. (Burlew & O'Neill). Weight today 119. * ' Citj Park l 1:39ft fasl M 3 11 1 iu jh .las Hea'syEasergeaey, Besterllng 67471 City Park 3 1 1:13ft fast X 2 3 :: ::» 1» Jas Hen'syCoUoqay, Belle Strome Ofalyeaa 66492 City Park 1 1-4 3:o:g fast !i4 111 1 2* 3'1 Jas Hen'syA. Duf'our. M. Algol, P. Sterling. PLANUTE, ch. c, 3, by Planudes — Lute (E. Corrigan). Weight today 122. 67578 iiy Park 1 1 16 Pi.:' fa r 90 3 3 3 i 3' l1 B Lowe Gokknate, Wes Gargantaa 674 City P.uk :: I 1:131 fast l"4 s S 8 lb 8" Hogg Reticent, Tom Mankina, LocbgoiL 8738f City Park 8-4 1:14* fast 101 8 9 9 9=5 75 R Lowe M. George, K. Pepper, S. Midway. TEMACEO, b. c. 3, by Macy — Te?-Ky-Tee (C. E. Durnell). Weight today 122. 67440 \ •■ i Park 1 l;42 naad M7 12 2 ! 8* 8* ftft Preston J. II. LaaghTej krhaa l.iviu- 67184 Oakland I 1 I 2:10ft slop 117 7 7 I 1 I'ft l ft P Graham Vox Populi, OceanKbore W Saadaia Ml Oakland 1 1-8 144* fair loo r, r, 54 4' 3' Sandy Voknlay. Bteaad Water, Lofistllla. YANKEE GIRL, b. f. 3. bv Sir Dixon — Breakwater (C. R. Ellison), Weight today 112. 67552 City Park I 1-8 1:52ft fast 88 2 2 2 I l» 3* Biiac Donna, Tom Doftan. Pink Star. 87M3 City Park 11-8 1:53 fast W :. 2 2 2 2* 1- Goldstein TUeiag, Anna Day, Qraaaaia 67152 F. Grounds 11:41 good 87 2 3 5 5 4" 451 Bilac P. Sterling. St. Valentine, Fantastic | GILD, br. g, 3. by Giganteum — Alcyone II. (Burlew & O'Neill). Weight today 119 67203 P. Grounda 0 1 I f 1 468 test K 4 3 3 3* 3*ft Jas Hen'ayColloqny, Toboggan, Pasadena 66530 City Park 1 •! :3;i» Mst • US 3 3 3 3 2"t 3- Jas Hen'syJttggler, Alma 1 hi four. John Carroll 863MClty Park 1 1-4 2:0«;» slow 101 13 3 1 31 4' Jas Hen'syJames Reildiek. Coldie. A. Dufour. SIB TODDLNGTON, ch. c, 3. by Toddington— Osculation (Burlew & O'Neill). Weight today 122. 67501 City Park 3 4 1:12ft fast 113 2 1111 li Jas Hen' ay Morales, Spion, Refined 6737J i'ity l*ark 1 l:43j! fast 106 8 11 1 l3 l1 Jas Hen'syRappahannock. Pink Star. C Price. 87326 P. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:09ft hvy M 3 1115 1* Jas HensyUusk. Joe Fallert. Malalda.' TILEING, b. c. 3, by Hastings— Futile (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 122. 67403 City Park 1 1-8 148 fasl 88 i 1 ; 1 1* 2* Garner Yankee Girl, Anna Day, Granada. I-. Grounds 11-16 1:53 hvy 105 3 11 3 4-k 6 *ftGaraer Pasadena, T.Bngliahm'n.L.Navarre. City Park 1 1 S 1:53 fast M 1 2 2 3 l« l3 Garner V. Sterling, L. Navarre, Ohfyeaa. iiurieu ,v O'Neill eatry -Jaage Post, GIM and sir Tnddlaiiaa. Fifth Race [5th New Orleans] FIFTH RACi. — 7-8 MiPj. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 1 1 :•_'.::: -S7.) MISS LEEDS, ch. f, 4, by King Gold— Sidda Hallow (E. Corrigan). Weight today 92 87553 City Park 7-8 1:27 fasl 83 ill 2 8* 8*ft R L..we St. Valentine, Paaaaeaa.Cotaai.GirL •■ •■■ "ity Park 5 1-2 f 1:07ft test M 3 12 1«* 1«* Nicol Balesbed, Poaiag P.- or... 674 I City Park 3-4 1:13ft fast Ml 5 2 . 3 5J 43J R L«Vw« rtlTwarail. Jerry C. Kazil. MARVIN NEAL, ch. c, 4, by Inspector B. — Katie Ellerslie (L. F. Piper). Weight today 97. 67602 City l*ark 3-4 1:15( alop 98 6 5 5* 51«ftGaagel GlorMer. Wild Irlabaaaa, Uusk. 67202 F. (.rounds 2 1 1348 fast 103 2 E E 4 I** 1* Diggins MlssonrlLad, GayMinlster Cashier 67128 P. Grounds 13-4 348 slow 1 13 1 2 I Diggins Mali. .-any. Pr. Xaaag, Jaagftelaap. PASADENA, b. h, 6, by Ben Strome — Blue Bells (B. Vincent). Weight today 104. City Park 7-8 1:27 test h'l 7 7 E E 5* 2- F Keyea St. Valentine, MissLeeda. Cotam.Girl I..4..2 ity Park 1 16 1:46ft fast 186 1 3 2 2 2: 2»ft P Keyea St. Valentine. Pink Star, Anna Day 87352 P. Grounds 11 16 1:53 hvy M2 6 3 2 1 1 1 l'l F Keyea T.Eagllahm'n, I...Nav-re.Si.\ Tntine SALLY PRESTON, b. f. 3. by Cano pus— Nell Preston (W. Rodgers). Weight today 96. 67601 City Park 7-8 1:29ft slop 92 l 1 1 1 l* I* A Martin Lancastrian, Granada. Bill Carter 67475 City Park 5-8 1:00ft test 117 7 3 2 !»' IU A Martin Soprano, Cora Price. Catherine 11 ' 67204 I. Grounda 3-4 1:13ft test H 8 E 5 3- 2«* A Martin Helined. Papnk flsaft, Arabo. JOHN L. INGLIS, b. c, 4, by Giganteum — Bloomer (W. H. Fizer). Weignt today 102. 7553 City Park . - 1:27 test Ma 4 :'. 7 7 7 -" 7"), Hogg St. Valentine, Pasadena. MiasLeeda Bji478 City Park 7 8 1478 fast 113 2 3 2 fJS Ml« Nie.,1 P. Prim. KoyalBreece. T.HngHshman 37378 1 Ity Park I 1 146] test M8 8 6 8 53 4 Seder BelleBtrome, PolivPrim, ReUwnder. Sixth Race [6th New Orleans] SIXTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-o!ds and upward. Allowa:i. tea, (146ft— 3 '.Hi WESTERN, ch. c, 3, by Handsome — Independence Day (J. H. Shouldice). Weight todav 87 67327 F. Grounda 11-16 141 hvy ss :; ;; s :: 4' 4*1 Goldstein Pasadeaa, Doaaa Paiaaoa 67251 P. Grounda 3-4 1:15ft slow M 1 2 2 21 2* Goldstein SirToddington Gentian G Gears* 67102P. Grounds 1 1:44ft hvy 107 3 2 4 1 2- l* Poy Boaart, Voting. Knight of Ivanhoe! DEFEND, ch. g, 4, by St. Elorian— Millie Williams (B. F. Daube). Weight todav 9G Cjtj Park E • 1:06 teal M6 E I 4 4«* 5 IRoberts Prontenac, SoothernCross, Pentagon 674a 1 ity Park 5-8 141 fast 11', 8 . 7 .' 8' » Roberta Ttcnlmlhgo, Consideration, Airship - (City Park u-S 143ft stow M4 2 2 4 6 8" Lloyd en. Eastman. .Mutlins. Lacy Young. AKBAR. br. c. 4. by Atheling — Thistledown (W. Elwood). Weight todav qq 67554 City Park :iin fasl 113 10 10 I 6'ft 24 L, Smith Reticent. Basil. I^BlClifford 67480 City Park 5 1-2 f 147| test 106 8 12 12 11* 11* Farrow Miss Leeds Hales Posiac 87428 City Park B-8 141 test 119 5 2 3 3b 5*1 J Lee Tichlmlngo, Conslderattoa, . Airshi,.. BELLE STROME, br. m. 5, by Ben Strome — The Humber (R. E. Watkins). Weight todav 101 67477 City Park 3-1 1:138 test M8 1 1 1 I* 3«J NIcol Judge Post. CbllonuyTOhlyea/ City Park 3-4 lOfj fasl MS 1 111* F- Garner P. Prim. Rebonnder. J L In-lis 67176 P Grounds 3-4 1:13ft Cast 117 2 111' 2J W afcIa'reEmergency, Kohiaoor, Amador? SCOTCH DANCE, ch. h, 6, by Guido— Mazurka (J. Gueenan.. Weight today 103 ;T' ' ri,v 1'M11- r's|: :1S' 11:: : ,; ■ £ « 'LWoiit Prontenac, SoutbernCross, Peataaon 67426 City Park B-8 140ft test 123 8 7 7 7" 7'»K Purton Soutli.Cross. Coluin Girl Teles, e 87278 F Grooada 5-S 141ft stow 83} 5 3 4 8* 4'"JA. Martin Keator, Fancy Press. Sopraao. FRONTENAC, b. h. 7, by Kingst on— Sylva Belle (J. Griffin). Weight today 103. 67576 City Park 5 1 108 2 :: 1 3'1 2*1 Troxler South. Cross, Refined, Lady Esther 67528 City Park 5-8 1:00 last 113 2 1 1 1| ' 1' NIcol Southern Cross, Pentagon Donlrent 67504 City Park 5-8 Etft test M4 G S E 7 7*1 W R Wk'rGoWproof, JnggIer7Rnsk; CHARLIE EASTMAN, br. g. 4, bv Himyar— Brooch (E. 8. Gardner). Weieht todav 111 67T04Cltj Park ;. s 59ft test 111 :: 2 3* 4^ Farrow OoWproof. Jngglei Rusk OC700 K. Grounds 5-8 143ft mud 114 1 2 2 3 3" Van DusenHhunor. Pity 66568 P. Grounds 5-8 148ft teat US 4 3 4 31 43 Lloyd Eniergeney. To**a*araa, Monere. MORALES, br. c, 3, by The Commo ner— Sewing Girl (W. H. Fizer). Weight today 87 ' i; Park ;; I l 131 teal 1 BE 1 3 1 2«a 2ft Garner Sir Toddington. Spion. Refined KaS8 F Grounda 3-4 1:13ft g 1105 1 1 1 2* l- Bade* TDelng, Mortlboy, Jaeaasa, S6»10Clty Park 8-4 1!12| test 89 :» C 5 4' 4* Garner RPke.v. Lens, Pcnrhyn. LADY ETHEL, ch. f. 4. by Masetto — Great Hopes (B. Vincent 1. Weight today 97 •"''■' '•' Grounds Im 70y 1:46ft g M"4 F 11 11 II 13 13 »ftT Taylor RatherRoyal, M. Pioneer Haraiakls 65479 Latoaia 1 1:41| test :-7 :: 1 1 1 HI* T Taylor Henry O.. Adeaso, Water Lake • ''" Latonla 11:41 test M2 1 2 2 — 1* 2" T Taylor Minnehaaa. Ferroadere, St.Taauaaay SHEROD. Hk. h, 6. by Handspring— Mon Droit (N. M. Vetter). Weight today 100 I Citj Park .sun tasi 120 12 8 I 71 8*1 K MorrisonFancy Dress Tichlniii iJmericl City Park 130ft s ' fast 3:08ft 8 7 lo 'J 'J 8s* Porter Ohio Kin-. ItacatJara, JadgeNoUnJ 59820 City Park IM SChvy 3:34ft 5 13 5 I, rider Lawless Oliver Me, Cbaatey, Loagfio! DARGIN, b. g, C, by Sain — Florence Dickey (B. Schreiber). Weight today 103. 67576 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:06ft fasl Ms E 1 2' .las Efen'sySoutfaern Cross, Fi teaac Briar ii 67227 F. Grounds . 8 1:28{ mud Mft 3 4 1 2 24 2- I. .Smith Keator, Monere. Fenian 36778 City l'ark 3 1 1 d8ftj hvy 111 8 8 2 2- 2' J Martin GaftAproof, Lady Carol, Bine Kale. WILD IRISHMAN, b. h, 5, by Bowling Brook or Filigrane — Correction (J. Phillips). Weight todav 103 • ii.v Park 3-1 1:15 J stop '.'7 2 2 1 P* 2* Goldstein Clorifier, Rusk. Lens! 67480 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:07ft fast IM I S 3 3*6* Lloyd Miss Feeds. Balesbed, Poslax 67430 City Park :: I l:X3| fast Ml 8 0 :. 6" 8* Dowa Paxaaead, jerry c. BhaMJ. GOLDPROOF. b. g, 4, by Goldspinner — Glimmer (C. E. Hamilton). Weight today 108 67504 1 ip Park 5-8 58ft tesl 87 3 1 I 1- 1* R Dwe Juggler, Rusk, Charlie Eastman 66980 City Park 3-4 1:121 last 114 1 111- 1 J NIcol Formead, Uusk. Alraato. I K 7 CKy Park E-8 1:01* NOW 113 I 11 l»t l'-'l Xi,..l Rusk. Pity, Pinsii.ker Seventh Race [7th New Orleans] SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:48ft 8 888.) FIRE ALARM, b. g, 3, by Bathampton — Pandemonium (G. H. Neal). Weight today 91, 67603 Citj Park i i.F slop 87 6 2 i 3 3* 3»J Hnestifj Vesate. Verlbest, Frank Pleshec 67529 City Park 7 148ft tesl 10! 11 3 6 E 4' SJ Poy Solly M.. Schro. Midway lie on.. 67451 City Park S 1-2 f 148ft fast U9 M M 7 8ft 6*f Garaer LittleGeorge, FieMwlck, Maelstrom CORA PRICE, ch. f. 3, by First Mate — Embrace (J. Rowe). Weight todav 95 ' 67555 City Park 1 1-M 1:48ft fasl 93 866 7 : 8'* T Meade Warner Griswell. Delmore DoaM 67475 City l'ark 6-8 140ft tea* 117 4 . E ft** 3*ft Hogg BallyPreaton, Soprano, CatherineH 67377 City Park 1 1:42ft test Ml 6 4 3 3 1 1 Go List, -in S. Toddington. Rap*haaaock, P. Star FERRONIERE, b. f. 4, by G. W.Johnson— La Valliere (J. H. Young). Weight todav 103 67474 City Park 1 1:42ft tesl IM 14 14 14 11 11 14**lGaugel orient. Begonia Leaaoa Girl 65424 Latoaia 1 1-16 1:47ft test 166 1 E 6 E 43 11 A'bachoa Merry Belle. Atlu-na. Trenola. 65367 Latoaia 11:41 fast MB 8 7 E — 41 3*1 f Keyea Miaaeaaha, L. Ethel, St. Tammany. GAUZE, ch. g. 4, by Rensselaer — Grenadine (J. H. Baker). Weight today 104. 67355 P. Grounda 1 1-M 144 hvy MM 8 4 3 1 1- 1- Lloyd Reside, foasnlnn. Horseradish. F. Grounda 1m Wy l:Mft stow 103 1 .': Lloyd Grenade, Paul Clifford, I'.ellindiau. 67254 P. Grounds 3-4 1:16ft Slow 10* E 8 8 3*1* Floyd Malalda. Tiehiniin-o. Baz.il. FLAVIGNY, br. f, 4, by Hastings — Flavia (R. E. Watkins). Weight today 105. 67302 F. Grounds 11 4 2:12ft stop 101' :: 4 E E •»* 5' Becftnnaa Grace Larsen. Camesier. Fooaolaca 67228 P. Grounds lm 70y 1:48ft mud 103 4 r. 4 4 43 «*| Lloyd St. Noel, Reside, Delmore. ti7i7:t P. Grounds l l-s; 144| fast in; 9 12 10 11 s^ Gl Gaugel Dekaber, F. Oreeae, L. fttaeterlaa. 8T. NOEL, b. g, 6, by St. George — Nan (J. TJ. Strode). Weight today 108. S7604 City Park 1 1-8 1:58ft slop 107 3 1 1 1 p p Gaugel Grenade, J. Reddiek, I.. Crawford. 67530 City Park 11 I 2:08ft test 108 1111 I'ft 21 Gauge] Anna Day, Bell the Cat, Orline. 87275 P. Grounds lm 70y l:«6ft stow 112 2 s s a 7- 7* ftGa.agel Grenade. Paul Clifford, Bellindian. DELMORE. ch. c, 4, by Goldfinch — Brillar (Mrs. L. HarrisL Weight today 110. 67555 City Park l I 16 1:48ft test Ml 7 14 2 l» 2- Jas Hen' sy Warner Griswell, l»,.uhi. Reside. r732S I". Grounds lm 70y 1:51 hvy MS till 1* I* Jas Hen'sySln. Belle, S| geCake, J. McBrhie. 67275 P. Groaada lm 70y 1 :06ft stow M8 8 7 1 C 41 4" Bilac Greaade, Paal Clifford, Beliindian. BELLINDIAN, b. h, 5, by Belvidere— Lillian Lindsay ( J. S. Ward). Weight today 113. 67454 City Park 1 1 8 1 44ft fast 110 3 13 3 3= 2l NIcol Greaade, Evie (ireeiie. Dekaber. 67379 City Park 1 1 s 140] fast 110 13 3 3 2J l«ft NIcol Foreigner, Grenade, James Reddiek 67328 P. Grounds lm Wy 148ft hvy los 14 2 2 25 l1 Heekman Csbaaosa, Basil, Gaaaara. DOUBT, ch. g, 3, by Star Shoot — Mistrust (P. M. Civill). Weight todav 91. City l'ark 1 1-16 1:48ft fasl M 3 7 7 E 3» 3*1. Goldstein Warner Griswell, Delmore. Btoaftde. 07424 City Park 1 1:42) last 104 11 8 7 7 71 B*J McbTnon (Jobless. Qaagga, D. of Moatebelto. 67178 P. Grounds lm 78x146 fast so 10 12 12 c en li Goldstein Gargantaa, Btcaaasas, Qaaaaaa. SCHROEDER' S MLDWAY, ch. c. 3, by Del Paso II. — Dansante (J. Shannon). Weight today 99. 67529 City Park 7-8 148ft fasl 11" 9M B 3 2) 2 A Martin Solly M.. Fire Alarm. De Oro. 67380 City Park 3-4 1:14ft test I'd :• 7 7 4' 3*1 A Martin M.George. K. Pepper, D.ofMonteheUo 87324 P. Grounds 1 1:47ft hvy M8 11 S3 l l- ! • A Martin Golden Ware, Qaagga, Iroatoa. PRINCE BRUTUS, ch. g. 5, by Brutus— Princess (M. J. DalyL Weight today 104. 67554CRy Park 8-4 1:14 fast 117 1 3 r, •* »»• J Dal\ Reli.-eiit. Akhar. Bazil. 67524 City Park 3 1 1:14ft fasl IM 7 7 ". 3 l*a J Daly Consideration. Basted, T. Maukins. 87428 City l'ark E-8 1:01 fast IM 7 a 5 54 4'i W Daly TtchintlngO, Consideralion. 'Airship. RESIDE, b. c. 3, bv Resolute— Miss Eddie (B. C. Evans). Weight today 104. 07."."..". City Park 1 1 16 1:48ft fasl 'is 2 8 8 I 8* 4' Lloyd Warner Griswell. Defaaare, Douht. 67503 City Park 1 1 10 1:47 test 88 1 4 6 •". 2' 2»J Lloyd Donna, Mary .Morris. Oberoa. 67429 City Park 1 1-M 1:47| test Ml 2111 1- F Lloyd Kseft, S. na Belle, Kakarboff. POLLY PRIM. br. f. 4. by Pirate of Penzance — Kosmo (G. H. Holle). Weight todav 107. 67552 City l'ark 1 1 8 1:521 teat IM I 5,5 .". 5 B* Hogg Doaaa, Tom Dolan, Jfaakee GftrL 67478 City Park 7-8 1:27ft teat 107 6 6 "• 4 4^ *• Hogg J.L.Inglis. R. Breeze. T. englishman 87378 City Park I 11:14ft fast Fmi 3 .", :, 2*2* L Smith BelleStrome, Rehoun.ler. J. L, Inglls. GOLDWAY. b. g, 4, by Goldfinch — Waitaway (E. Corrigam. Weight today 109. S7575 Cltj Park 1 1 U l:48J test 112 6 .". 6 3 2! 2'. J Daly Auditor. Cull. Lemon Girl •717:' City Park 1 1:41ft test IM 2 3 L 1 l3 l3 NIcol Orfiae, Roseboro, Bnntlagton. 67102 City Park 1 1-16 1:48 fast MBft S 2 a 11 11*»10" J Daly Donna. MsaolbOTll. Fvie Hreene. JAMES REDDICK, b. c, 4, by Lamplighter — Amelia P. (C. R. Ellison). Weight today 112. 67604 Citj Park 1 1-8 1:58ft si 13 2 I 3 3 3* 3* Jas Ren'sySt. Noel. Cr.-na.le. Lacy Crawford. 67379 City Park 1 l-S 144ft fast ill 3 .". o 4 4] 4*1 Seder I'.ellindiau. Foreigner, Greaade. 67004 City Park ft 1-4 2:071 fast lo7 3 3 4 4 3" k 4"i Jas Hen'svMarvin Neal. A. Day, Brto Creene. Hot Springs Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, March 16. Hot SprlDQs Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, March 16 WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAIT. First Race [1st Hot Springs] * ' | FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile. 2-ycar-olds. Allowances. 1 !S-2— inn.) Index Course Dlst Time T'ck Wt St % % % StrFln Jockeys Best Company KATHERINE MURPHY, ch. f, 2. by Henry of Navarre — Grove Queen (H. R. Baker). Weight today 101. 67593 oak lawn 1 2 40 fast M7 8 f i 8** Mountain S. Bossatore, BoHWeevil, Orphanv. 0711:: iu Maun 12 Mft test los 3 7 6» 4*ft C H Shlll'gRastie, Toro, Rille Baaar 672K QakMwa 12 OBftg I'lM 2 4 4 ■■■ t*ft C II Bbiirglda May. CoL Bab, I1..11..U. MANCHESTER, ch. c, 2, by Banastar — Mansana (J. S. Hawkins). Weight today 117. 67569 Oak lawn 1 2 '.s- tesl IF ( 4 S'ft 4*ft C II BhiirgGreSl Pirate. Hollow, Aunt Hals. 66S940akiawa 1-3 4'. i fast lis 3 2 2- l'i D Austin Bess Ward. B. Bowlegs, Financier. Oaklawa 1- l4 Bwttar C. II. Shilling. aJbert M.. K. Henry. SHIRLEY ROSSMORE. ch. f. 2, by Bendoran— Tardy (J. C. Milam). Weight today 106. 67593 Oaklawn 1 2 40 fasl IM 1 1 1- l»ft D Austin Roll Weevil. Orpliany. No Engiile. i.O'.M'.i oaklawn 2 1 ! f Otft fast Ins 1 I 2 'ft 3*ft D Austin Hollow. Work a Ha v. Mary TallK.t. £6843 oaklawn 3 1-2 ft 44 hvy 888 I 1 1' 2U D Austin M. Moore, M.Randolph. Work a-Day EREHUS. blk. c, 2, by Fatherless— Helmwind (L. A. Cells). Weight today 109. .01 i.;wn 1 2 Mft mad ii". ". 4 4' .v Cherry Aunt iiaia. Wataga, Bewitched. 87419 Oaklawn 12 4S fast 112 8 0 4*ft 4*ft Cherry Ida May. Hollow. Fa.ly Hapsbarg. 67344 Oaklawn 1-2 Mft slow 112 1 4 31 1 Cherry 15. Bowlegs, Wstnga, Pandylianeer. AUNT HALA, b. f, 2. by Cesarion— Jennie Lee (C. S. Williams). Weight todav 106. 67569 Oaklawn 1-2 48ft fast IM ". t 4' ::; A'bochon Great Pirate. Hollow. Mamhester. B7518 Oaklawn 1 2 48| arad 104 1 2 2" l1 A'bochon Wataga, Bewitched, Toro. 074 is oaklawn 31 2 f 42 fast M8 2 3 1 I*| A'buehon Etlalyouise, Wataga, Meadowgreen ch. f. 2, by Box— Nepigon (G. W. Innes . Weight today 101. 0701s oaklawn l 2 40 mud in", l I F 1'.' I Foley S. Beckham, V. l.in.lsev. TtngFaag. 1FARE, 67543 Oaklawn .". 1 2 1 42-' s;.k„i un s 4 4 41* Moreian.l omia. Watnga, Leota Kathryau b.4is oaklawn 3 1-2 f 42 fast 105 7 5 5n* 5* F Burton Aunt Hala, Etta Louise, Watuga. Page 5 Second Race [2nd Hot Springs] SECOND RACE — 1 l-l« Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. il;li; 5 -100. 1 BKYWAiD, b. o, 4, by Sanders — Star Dreamer (J. J. Flannigan). Weight today 98. 67621 Oaklawn lm 70j 1:451 nod 97 3 4 ( " 4 5*1 Dearborn Jack Lory, Tivoiini. Heine Regent.-. 67520 oaklau n 1 1:42 mud 102 111 1 l1 l1 J Dearborn Lord Dixon, Matador. S. Boeamora. 67448 oaklawn 1 1-4- last IM Z I 7 9 1"! l.V Hasan Cmt, .Mrs. Annie. Mart Gentry. VLPERINE, b. m, 5. by Filigrane — Medusa (C. W. Givens). Weight today 101. 675M Oaklawn 1 1-M 1:4U food IN I S I 2 8) 2* Butler .lack Don. Lansdowh, Sultry. 67436 Oaklawn 34 1 Mf BaM '■' 16 1" 10 1"' Id14 Butler Sorrel Top. Ina Draw Miss Affable. 1738 Oaklawn lm 7'iy 1 :4'.ii' hvy IM 3 3 3 3 1J 3-J Butler J. l\ May berry. .Tack l.ory. 1 .m ilf. PETER KNIGHT, ch. g, 5, by Handsel— Maggie L. (W. Keating). Weight today 103. 67585 Oaklawn I 1 1:14 fast 161 Z 8 8 8 7'" Mountain Haughtv. P.en Strong. Sorrel Top. 67544 Oaklawn 1-4 1:16] |W»d 121 8 7 1 :"S 1' A'buehc.n Birmingham. CaptNeroth, \V. Soap I76H Oaklawn 11:42 fast IM 1 2 a 7 ]0'J 9'sJShreve Sultry, Wood Claim. Dr. Hart. MATADOR, br. h, 5. by Masetto— Soncy Lass (K. Bnence). Weight today 106. 67621 Oaklawn lm 7m I :4 ■' mod M Z S E 6 V a- K Martin .lack Lory. Tivoiini. Beine Begente. 6T'.2i oaklawn 1 1:42 mud 111 4 5 4 4 31) 3*) B Martin Skyward, Lord DKon. S. Kncainora. 6. 417 Oaklawn 7 I 1 38 fast Ml 14 2 1 41' 7°i E Martin Lord Dixon. Proteus. Kecpiest. CTIRSUS. b. g, 7, by King Eric — Eecenana (J. Burttsohell). Weight today 10S. 67633 Oaklawn lm 7"v 1:47) mnd 167 l I ■'. 1 l* 1' Moreland Snlirv. Laasdown, Prince of Pleas. 67446 Oaklawn 11:42 fast Hit 7 I I 8 a3 I1 Moreland Mrs. Annie. Mart Gentry, Sultry. 67413 oaklawn I 1-M' 1:4 | fast Ms 4 4 4 0 6 6*J Moreland Bendlgo, Kittle Piatt, 1. D. Dnnn. Third Race [3rd Hot Springs] THIRD BACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:431 -*— MM.) BCALPLOCK, b. g. 4, by Oddfellow— Moya (P. King). Weight today 98. 67573 Oaklawn lm 70y 1:45 faal 163 S J t S ■". S C H ShiirgThlstle Do, Tern's Bod, llarrvScoit. 67622 Oaklawn 13-16 2:68 mod 166 ill 2 2» ]• C H ShiU'gBendigo. Helgersoti. Big Dow. 67472 oaklawn 1 1 10 1 -17] fast 102 13 3 2 Zfl V C H Shlll'gHlgll Dear. Big Bow. Print ess Orna PRINCESS ORNA, b. m. 5. by Ornament— Princess Over (H. P. Headley . Weight today 105. 67472 oaklawn 1 1-M 1:47) fast li)2 :'. 2 2 :: 4 44 Critlith High Dear. Sealplock. Big Dow. 67421 Oakfaawa 3-4 l:14g fast 107 8 8 8 8 S'-'JGriffith I.adv Vasliti. X. Pilgrim. Calabash. MUE 'luii. hill I) 1 1-16 1:46| fast Ji 6 ! 2 2 2 » 3'i Griffith Minnie Adams, Shawuna, Dollnda. LORD DIXON, blk. h. 5, by Sir D ixon— Repeat (D. Buford). Weight today 102. G 73 Oaklawn lm 76; 1:45 fast mi 2 2 2 2 V 4') Moreland Tklatle Do. Tern's Rod, HnrryScott. 67530 Oaklawn I 1:12 mud IM E I 5 1*1 W Swain Skyward. Matador. S. Boeamora. 1,7417 oaklawn 7 8 1:28 fast Ml 7 i 6 I I'll* Moreland I'roteus. Request. Kiltie Piatt REINE REGENTE. cb. f. 3, b~ St. George — Miss Kingston (F. J. Pom). Weight today 84. 67621 Oaklawn lm 70j 1 IS : unci 86 E 3 1 4 3* 3 Shreve .lack Lory, Tivoiini. Matador. 674M Oaklawn 1 1:41| Cast v.t 2 l 2 :'• 1» 1*1 Bngl'der Docile, a. Baakln, I. P. Mayberry. 67444 Oaklawn E 1-2 C 1 :os» fast 114 2 :: :; :;-' :'.- J J Walsh Sweet Kitty, Thvodocia. Daskatoa. THISTLE DO, br. h, 6, by Knight of the Thistle — Princess Bijou (Mrs. C. E. Mabone). Weight today 89. Oaklawn lm 76j l IE fast i"7 3 11 3 -c li Mountain Tern's Bod, Harry Scott, LordDlxon 67221 oaklawn 1 1.1-,: slop M2 4 4 6 li 6' ."■""' Knopf TrT»s .Toll. Tern's Roil. Wing Ting. 67121 Oaklawn lm76y 1:44J Cast M6 111 l i» 1» Knopf Beldea, riorizel. s. Roeamera. DOCILE, br. in, 6, by St. Blaise — Docility fLockart Bros.D Weight today 94. 67466 Oaklawn 1 1:41) Cast 164 7 6 I S ■'■- 2". K Swain R.Regente, A. Raskin, J.P.Mayberrj 67423 Oaklawn 1 1 16 1:M| Cast 'is 12 1 4 5" S«i Bngl'der Bendlgo, Kittle Piatt, .1 . D. Dunn. 61 . ! Oaklawn I 1-M 1:47) good 184 4 6 6 6 3-' 1 | F Swain Flip, .lake Sanders. Shenaiiduali. Fourth Race [4th Hot Springs] FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. a-yc.r-olds and upward. Handicap. (1:12] S 113.) AUTUMN FLOWER, b. f, 3. by Dieudonne— Dashing (A. Weir). Weight today 84. 67546 Oaklawn • I i i ". good i»4 1 :: 2 _• Keating Pretension, flip. Chieftain. 67466 Oaklawn i 1-2 f 1 67| last hki :i :. 4 :•- !■ Keating Den Strong. Hawkama, Rose Hart. 67366 Oaklawn .,121 IMt 6jood MB 3 S 3 2| 2» Dearborn Tiiollni, Moonrine, Dose Bart. BEACON LIGHT, b. c. 4. bv Star Shoot— Tartlet '1 P. Hayes). Weight today 106. .. » Louisville '. 1 I2t fast M2 :. ■"• 4 1 I1 1" 1 Austin Melrrain, Comscate, KereheTaL 62M6 Louiavlila 1 1:42 K»»d M 4 1 1 1 I'll' liritlitli Kurtzmauii. P. Sterling, Kst. Dalina. 6M63 LouisviUs 1 142 good M .222 2 1- l*| c.ntlitii Dartag, Bannrr. foiawsil LADY VASHTI, ch, m. 7, by Bobby Beach— -Vashti CH. T. Batcheler). Weight today 102. 67521 Oaklawn 2.4 1 15| mud IM S E 3«s 3* Mountain Calabash, The Dear. Young Pilgrim 07421 oaklawn 2 I 1 16] last MS S U li f."t 1" C H SbiU'gY. Pilgrim, Calaliasli. Mike Sutton. 67126 Oaklawn 3-4 1:14 fast Ins 2 2 2 2" M Cherry TheDear. UekerUore, .1. D. Sheridan RAVABLE. b. h, 7, by Salvator— Strathnower (I*. T. Chinm. Weight today 112. 1.. ..1 Oaklawn ■• 1 :' f.l:U8] fast 11. S 4 4 :: ■ 3*1 A'buchon Omab .1 . Fleming. Invasion. 473S3 ('ones Island 1 1:38 fast 121 .". .". 6 : 0 i" V O'Neill D. Spanker. St. Valentine, Tobog'sn 672M Cbnej isian.l 1 1 181 ts t 124 2 111 2- 2» F O'Neill tira/ialio. IngoM llurst Park. HANNIBAL BEY, b. h, 5. by Emin Bey— Chula (H. R. Baker). Weight today 109. 67571 Oaklawn 3 I 1 13] fasl III 5 .". 4 4] ::•• -Mountain The Dear. Mike Sutton. Wins Ting. 67471 Oaklawn 3-4 1:133 Cast low 2 .". 4 21 i3 C H SniirgTres JoU, V. Pilgrim, Bedgauntlet. HAUGHTY, th. f, 4, by Handsel— Rumpoint (J. W. O'Neall). Weight today 94. 67 M Oaklawn tin fast M 4 3 1 3*1 !■ Cutler Ben Sir sag, Barrel Top, Balberl 67 M Oaklawn 3-4 1:14| Cast IM 2 1 1 1- I* Bttreve Sorrel Top. Belltooae, Ins Gray. THE BEAR. br. g, 3. by Bowling Green— Ella d'Or (Mrs. S. R. Lawrence). Weight today 105. 67571 Oaklawt Z 1 1 13] last M 2 111* l* 'H Shill'gM. Sntton, HannlbalBey, WingTinK. 67521 Oaklawn S-4 1 15| sand 166 4 1 I I* :■ C 11 SlUU'gCaUbasn, Lsdjr Vasfatl, V. Pilgrim. DON HAMILTON, b. E. 4, by Donald A.— Lady Hamilton (W. W. Elliott). Weight today 109. 66690 v Park .' 8 1:28 good IM S 6 '• ■ 5* 1*1 tAwrence Tartan, Mandarin. OrnMSMte's Bigbl 6663 \ • 1 Park J 1 41 good M 3 1 2 2 2-' 2* C Ross PaatuuBt, Qorgafete, Daraasa. PRETENSION, b. g, 6. by Oiiflamb— Vanity (P. T. China), Weight today 121. H'.kAij oaklawn ;, 1 2 f 1 :t 7 good 121 1 111* i' A'bUCbon Autumn Flower, Klip. Chieftain. 65728 BennincS I 1:414 fast 126 ; 3 3 3 l * 5*1 Horner Avaanteer, Lnretta, ltel.lu re. P. 1 hiii entry Savable and Pretension. Fifth Race [5th Hot Springs] FIFTH BACE— 1 3-4 Ililes. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (No track record.) BIG BOW, ch. g, 6. by Le Premier — Bess Owen (G. W. Scott). Weight today 102. I 17 oaklawn 11-2 1 :. fssl M6 2 2 3 2 ?• 2" Young Attila. Bendlgo, Helgeraoo. • . : Oaklawn 1 3-M ZM mud MS 4 14 4 4 4'*1 Young Scslploek, Bendlgo, Belgerson. 67472 Oaklawn 1 1 M 1:471 Cast M7 4444 ::-' :r- roung lli^u Bear, Sealplock, P'eess orna. ATTILA. th. e, 8, by Knight of Ellerslie — Furlano (W. McLeraore). Weight today 10J. t • oaklawn I 1 2 2:37 fasi 161 3 4 1 1 l»] 1' en ShiU'gBIg Dow. Bendlgo, Helgcrson. 67473 Oaklawn lm.'tv 1:45| Cast 163 S '• .". i; ..' 3S1 Pinch lieeciier. Adesao, Lanadown 63676 l-'ort la i- 2 8 M| fast 113 4 4 ^ 1 22 1- W Fischer Br. New. Tr. the Mere, Madehen. HELGERSON, b. g, 6, by Falsetto or Henry Young — Lady Jim Gore (J. J. Flannigan). Weight today 92. 67 ' oaklawn 1 1 2 2:37 fasi M 11224 6*1 Dearborn Atiila. l'.i^r Dow. Bendlgo. 675 'oaklawn l 3 16 2:69 mud us Z 3 3 .1 J* :;-'. Dearborn Sealplock. Bendlgo, Big Bow. 67373 Oaklawn 1 1-2 2:361 good 164 7 7 7 7 7- 7** Moreland Big Dow, Bendlgo, Match. BENDIGO, th. b, 6, by Lamplighter — Th* Henrietta (H. R. Baker). Weight today 105. '.. 17 oaklawn 1 1 2 2:37 fast n :i 4 3 14 3" : . Mountain Atiila. Big Bow, Hetgerson. Oaklawn 1 Z 16 2*3 mud IM 222 1 11 2» Mountain Sealplock, Helgeraoo, Big Dow. 1,7123 oaklawn 1 1-M l:46f fast MS 2 S .". E 2' 1- C H Shiil'gKlttie Piatt, J. D. Dunn. Athena. AGGIE LEWIS, b- m. 6, by Pirate of Penzance— Cicely (J. J. Ogles). Weight today 90. 1.. . Oaklawn lm 2flj 1:14 last 166 ll 12 11 7 71 6 | roung P. Labbock, Dr. Hart. Little Giant. 67465 Oaklawn 1 1:43 fast in.". 11 11 nt lu 6*16*1 foung Sultry, Wood claim. Dr. Hart. 83373 Oaklawn 1 1-2 2:36| good W7 2 3 2 3 5" 45i J Ryan Bit,' Dow, BesMigo, Match. Sixth Race [6th Hot Springs] SIXTH RACE— 3-4 M'!e. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:12] 5 — 113.) POTTER, b. h. 6, by Masetto— Porcelain (C. V. Muller). Weight today 114. 67545 Oaklawn 24 1:1« u-.«..l 124 :: 1 l i 21 .1 Foley Atsono, Simon Kent, T. Jo. 67476 Oaklawn 3 I 1:14| fast lot 4 1 1 i;1 8". .1 i,-0i,.v Sorrel Top, las Gray, Miss Affable. 67 12 Oaklawn 3-4 1:171 slow HE 6 6 12 12 l2'*:McFad'n Chieftain. D. McKenaa, Boaebrake. HAMILCAR. b. g. 4, by Sam Phil lips— Tin Cup (W. S. Laird). Weight todav 107. o;i4i 1". Gi ll:46tCast ion 11 12 12 12 11* UialBllac ll.Watterson. Abe Meyer, GoldCoia 6E364 City Park 1 1:41| Cast IM 6 MM !« Ml M*» B Davis Oberon, Koseboro, Gold way. 8GM5 Latonia I 11:14 Cast Ml 8 10 in M1 6*1 Moreland Qeidproof, Ida Davis. Nun's Veiling B. J. SWANNER, br. g. 4, by Knight of the Thistle— Heather (W. D. Warner). Weight today 105. 67523 Oaklawn . 8 1:311 mud 166 7 ". 1 1 1- ::- ciiiie Atlas. Balabot, Mart Gentry. 67486 Oaklawn 7-8 1:281 Cast 166 1 :; 3 3 31 .".' ' Shreve TyrOlisn, Abweo, Tennyburn. 67436 Oaklawn 3 1 1:14] Cast :u ;. 7 7 it1 7s Skirvin Sorrel Top. Ins Cray. Miss Affable. STORM, br. f, 3, by Boanerges— Derelict (P. J. Miles). Weight today 90. 67422 Oaklawn 1 1:41 East M E 6 7 6 6* 6* Batter Tyrolian. Beecher. Kin^- LeopoM. 67367 Oaklawn I 1 1 L7| stow M6 7 'J 9 73 7» F Burton Dr.L.Huffman, Chancellor, Mariposa 67122 Oaklawn 1 1:401 fast M6 3 4 5 5 W- G^J F Burton Flip, J. D. Dunn. Demo. BALLAD, b. f, 3, by Bute — Blanche of Deyan (A. Weir). Weight today 89. 67622 Oaklawn 6 1-2 f 1:16 niud 96 I 2 2 1*1 1»1 Shreve D. Melody. 17.11 1 D M.. M.Candlemas 1.. i ■: 1 lakiaw n 11:11 fast M s S s 8 71 7" Keating Tvrolian. Beecher, King LeopoM. 633M Oaklawn 5 I 2 f 1 :lo» hvy 1113 6 6 3 31 2-% Keating guintilla, Dulzura. Broken Melody. BEN STRONG, b. c. 3, by Ben Strome — Georgia Kinney (L. A. Cella). Weight today 98. '....'•.".OalJawii 2 I 1:14 fast :U Z 1 1 l« 8* K Swain Hattghty, Sorrel Top. Kall.erf. 67466 Oaklawn 5 1-2 C 1:67| Cast 116 2 i i lak {as Cherry AutumnFlower, Hawkama. RoseHaii M666 Oaklawn 6 1-2 C law Cast 112 1 11 14 14 Cherry Autumn Flower. Rose Hart, Storm. SUZANNE ROCAMORA, ch. m, 5. by Farandole — distance (G. W. Innes). Weight today 104. K it Oaklawn l 1:42 mud m:. _• :: t :; i« \-\ Bngl'der Skyward, Lord Dixon, Matador. 67476 Oaklawn Z i i 14. fast :t:t l » 8 8J I- Bngl'der Sorrel Top. Ina Gray, Miss Affable. 633M oaklawn 1 1:14 slow MS E f. 3 « 6' 7." Dutler Scalplo,U. J. Gamer, P. Knight. HAWKAMA. b. g, 3, by Hawkswick— Amaranth (P. J. Millett). Weight today 104. 67SM Oaklawn Z ! I 14] Cast ins il I 2 24 !" ■ Mountain Dr. li. Huffman. J. D. Dunn. Wlstartle S7518 Oaklawn Z 1 1:15 mud 168 ; 4 2 2* I1 Mountain Moontrtne, Dr. I.. Huffman. Wlstartlc 6T6M Oaklawn I 1 2 f 1 :H7* fast lnj I 3 3 3J 31 Trueman AutumnFlower. BStToag, Rosellart TOM MORGAN, ch. g. 3, by Donald A.— DolittU (J. S. Bratton). Weight today 92. 67366 Oaklawn 5 1-2 1 1:68*. good 165 II ll ll M1 7* Butler Tivoiini. Aut. Flower. Mssarlne. 666M Oaklawn 5 1-2 C I M Cast 100 I X 7 9* S13 Wvlle Black Burn. Nancy. The Dear. MM* Oaklawn 3-4 1:14J fast 97 7 9 10 10' 10'» W'ylie B.Strong, AutumnFlower. Rosellart BLACK PAT. blk. c. 4. by Sir Dixon— Duchess of Montrose (R. N. Vestal). Weight today 105. 66322 Cltj Park "• 1-2 t" l 6M hvj : 16 * 6 •"• .v 6** Lloyd Dsrgin, Athlete. GentJan. H7M Oaklawn B 1-2 C I 67] last 104 r. E 4 "- 3-1. .1 D.-nnisonCom-ert. All Black, Donnie Beg. 6MM Oaklawn 3-11:14 fast :«0 9 Z 6 6] 6* Spears loxhall, EL L. Frank. Aaron. I. INA GRAY. ch. f, 4, by Bowling Green— Mopsy (C. B. Campbell). Weight today 102. 6747V Oaklawn 3-4 1:14] Cast 86 ( :: :: 14 2* Bhfeve SorrelTop, MtesAffable, B.Boeamora •7368 Oaklawn 3-4 l:14f Cast Ml ■". I I 44 4*1 Cline Baaghty, Sorrel Top. Belltoone. 67172 Oaklawn :; i i lit] fast M6 2 2 1 1* V- Magna Baadeflo Garin C. BeUtoone. BELLTOONE. b. m, 5, by Lettoon— Isabel fW. H. Glore). Weight today 107. lo.l." Oaklawn . 8 1:27* j;.ki,1 lu; I 4 1 .". 7' s1 "'.Moreland Tivoiini. I'roteus. I'enrhyn. 67445 Oaklawn 1 I 1:15] Cast M6 2 1 1 1- 14 Dearborn Balshot, Ruth Nolea, Elude. 67M6 0akls ■ 3 4 1:11= fast MZ 1 I 2 2i 34 F Swain Haughty, Sorrel Top, lna Gray. ROSE HART, blk. f, 3, by Plaudit— Quiver (J. W. O'Nealll. Weight today 85. 67664 Oaklawn • 8 1:621 fasi 112 r, 2 1 1J 1*1 Mountain Dnlzura. Starglow, Taunt. 67666 Oaklawn E I 2 1 1471 Cast HW E I 7 7' 4SJ Shreve A. Flower. Ben Strong. Hawkama. 1, 1 oaklawn 5 1-2 C 146] good M3 !i 7 4 1] 45J Shreve Tivoiini, Aut. Flower. Moonvine. MISS AFFABLE, ch. m, 5, by Montana— Fascination III. (A. J. Freeman). Weight today 102. 67 '.oaklawn 7 s 1:31] mud 107 s 7 t. g !i |«« CH Shill'gAtlas. Dalshot. B. .1. Swanner. 67476 Oaklawn Z 1 1:14] Cast mt 2 4 4 2'. 84 C H Bhill'gSorre] Top. lna Cray. 8. Bocamora. ■33M Oaklawn I i 1:16] Cast MZ 4 5 7 7l P* Truesnaa Baaghty, Sorrel Top, BcBtesnc, CHIEFTAIN, b. g. 5. by Meddler— The Lioness (J. Hicks). Weight today 109. 675M Oaklawn 8 I 2 T IM j-''»h1 121 6 7 7 .",' 4" cherry Pretension, Autumn Flower. Hip. 67422 Oaklawn 1 i 11 fast pis 4322 H 5,; Moreland Tyrolian. Beecher, Kiiik Leopold. 1.. '.oaklawn 3 4 1:l«g)ivy 126 6 X 10 7^ 1*1 C Fisher AdesSO, Shenandoah. B— tltag Silk. OMAH J., ch. z, 5. by Bobby Beach— Mary Pease (Wright & Martin). Weight today 106 67570 Oaklawn .". I 2 f 1:081 fast 114 2 3 2 I1' I" Mountain Fleming. Savahle. lavsnlon. 67476 Oaklawn 3-4 1:14] fast mv :: 2 2 3". ti" Cherry Sorrel lop. Ina Gray, Miss Affable. t7420 Oaklawn I 1 I H last 10.". 2 1 1 1* V Cherry l.ucullns. Dandillo. Dr. hi l'less. Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, March 16. Oakland Entries and Past Performances Tor Saturday, March 16 WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. First Race [1st Oakland] FlHST RACL— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds. Selling. (1:431 .". D v » Tndex Course Dlst Time T*ck Wt St 'A % *4 StrFIn J ickeys Beat Company DUKE OF ORLEANS, br. g, 3, bv Albert— Bells of Orleans (R. R. Rice, Jr.). Weight today 109. b75«3 Oakland I I B] | «»\ IM I 4 ti G fc* S'!W Kischei i laiint. Ink, little Mirthful. 6745S Oakland 7-S l:23g good 109 10 10 10 10 9 9J» Sandy Mabel Hollander, ianana. Kogo. 67407 Oakland lm 20y 1:451 slop 104 2 3 5 5 4* 3- Sandy Happy Rioe, Fairystrect, Bogum. TREASURE SEEKEK. ch. c, 3, by Ornament — Money Box (H. Stover). Weight today 108. 67433 Oakland 7-R 1:28§ good 119 ti IV 11 s 8 7'» R Davis Mabel Hollander. Tanana. Kog* . r74"7 Oakland lm 20y 1 :4".i slop 107 2 2 2 2 6l 6T F Graham Hap. Rice. Fairvstreet. D.ofOrleans b73.".7 Oakland 1 1:43] fair lnfl 7 6 4 4 4"f 3;J L WilliamsHnppy Kiee, Bogum. Huerfano. TANANA, b. c, 3, by Maxio — Blithesome (Nome Stabled. Weight today 105. 67456 Oakland 7-8 1:3*3 good M6 0 4 2 2 23 2* C WilliamsM. Hollander, Kogo. Dlanehe C. 66357 Oakland 1 1:431 fair 106 1 Z I 2 2«* 6*1 C Koerner Happv Dice. Bognm, Treas. Seeker. G04M Oakland 5 1-2 f lul] hvy 112 7 7 7 7 712JE Lynch D.ofOrleans. Peer. Lass, A. Karenlna PELIGROSO, b. c, 3, by Altamax — ^Dangerous Maid (W. P. Magrane). Weight today 105. 67458 Oakland 7-4 1-J6J good M6 4 3 8 7 7 5**1F Graham Mabel Hollander Tanana Kogo 676S7 Oakland im My 1:4B good M I 3 4 4 ul 5l» W Kelly Salable. Ismailiau. Bogum. 66960 t akland lm 20y 1 :43i good 88 8 5 6 5 7 45 W Kelly Mgrette, Bogum, W. B. Dates. AXTA SPA, b. c, 3, by Altamax— Spainwar (H. C. Ahlers). Weight today 102. 67633 Oakland 1 l:M slop no Z ! Z L" 2- L WilliamsConvetit Bell. Derdom. Avona. 6747.8 Oakland 7-S 1 :2Sg good 11)5 8 7 5 6 51 6'» Borel Mabel Hollander. Tanana. Kogo. 67357 Oakland 1 1:421 fair 1U6 9 10 10 lo 10 in40 C WilliamsHuppy Rice, Bognm, Treas.Seeker. BLANCHE C, b. f, 3, by Sain — Malaise (S. Polk). Weight today 102. 675M Oakland 3-41:17 slop 1H4 s ; s s s14 T Clark Triumphant. Silver Dine. Calmar. 67453 Oakland 7-8 l:2Sg good 102 2 7, 4 4 4- « T Clark Mabel Hollander. Tanana. Kogo. 07333 Oakland 3-4 1:101 fair Ml 3 11 1*1 1U a Brown Dlmkiin. Duke of Orleans. Mediant. FAIRYSTREET, cb. f, 3, by St. Gatien— D. A. R. (W. P. Hayes). Weight today 100. 67407 Oakland lm My 1:45] atop Ml 138 6 2"f 2'J J Hayes Happv Rice. D. of Orleans. Banana. 6717.9 Oakland 1 1:45 slop 107 I 7 6 5 52 4» J Hayes Blanche C. D. of Orleans. Bogum. M8M Oakland 1 1-16 1:53 slow 91 7 3 6 7 7 7" J Hayes Hooligan, Black Prince, Isabelita. CONVENT BELL, b. f, 3, by St. Avonicus — Sister Modred (W. M. Caine). Weight today 100. 67585 Oakland 3-4 1:15 good M •; 4 4 6* 6*1 Buxton St. Francis. Mist\ si'ride. Gateway. 67833 Oakland 3 4 1:18 slop MS 1 1 1 1- 1- Scoville Alta Spa. Derdom. Avona. 67432 Oakland 8 1-3 f 1:23 good 106 6 1 2 2- 2J A Brown Vinton, Derdom, Miss Martha. FRITZI FERRI, b. f, 3. by Gerolstein— Hautaine (Keene Bros.). - Weight today 100. 67483 Oakland 1 1:43) Cast IM Z ". S 6 :,' .",'« Scoville Dave Weber. Kruka. Calendar. 67357 Oakland 1 1 :42J fair 101 14 6 6 7 713JScoville Happv Riee. Bognm, Treas.Seeker. 67085 Oakland 1116 1:50 mud 90 10 10 10 10 10 10" Scoville Byronerdale. Jake Mease, Hooligau. KOGO, br. f, 3, by Morte Fonse — Huronia (P. Albertson). Weight today 100. 67458 Oakland 7-4 1^8) good 167 : s s I, 3& 3*J Rettig M. Hollander. Tanana. Blanche C. 61367 Oakland 1 1:42] fair H'2 6 7 7 7 6= 58 Borel Happv Bice, Bognm, Treas.Seeker. 67331 Oakland 1 1:43] atop M6 5 6 7 E 3J 22 J McBride Happy Rice, G.Kilborn. Treas.Seeker MABEL HOLLANDER, b. f. 3, by Maxio— Circlet (W. Walker). Weight today 98. 67583 Oakland 1 1:43] good MZ 111 1 :.'•. 6*1 J Hunt.-r I'launi. Ink. Little Mirthful. 674M Oakland 7-S l:28g good 99 5 11 1 1- 1* J Hunter Tanana, Kogo, Blanche C. Second Race [2nd Oakland] SECOND RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Sellins:. (1:434 1—136.) BENVOLIO. b. h, 7, by Bend Or— Sierra Madra (H. W. ftoag). Weight today 114. 674M Oakland 1 1 16 1:47] fast 104 1 8 8 8 8 5'" Borel The Borgian. Northwest. .1. Moose. 666M Oakland l 1-4 3:16] mud M8 2 B I E 5** 4*1 A Brown Graphite, Chertne, Inaasassable. 88843 Oakland 1 1-s 143) hvy 8M 3 2 2 2 21 2J A Brown Avonalis. Draphlte. lntlauuiiable. BLACK PRINCE, blk. h. 5, by Lazzarone — Belle Air (M. Reis). Weight today 1*0. 67560 Oakland 1 1 iOC'.lJhvy 166 4 Z Z 2 2* 4 *11 WilliamsWatchful. Vinfentio. Iras. 67367 Oakland 1 12 2:4n-| slop 116 4 2 2 2 2" 2*1 L Williamsliraphite. lntlauuiiable. Driers. 67436 Oakland 1 1-M 1:43) good IM 1 8 Z 2 l2 i» L WBUanmRotron, Prince Magnet, ink. WASWIFT, ch. h, 7. by Wawekus— Nell Swift (J. C. Yeager). Weight today 110. 56916 Saratoga I 1:42) good M6 7 7 7 7 7^ 7" H'l.rand Dreenerest. V. Drigh, The Mighty. ."i. ;n Brighton B 1 1-M 1:47* fast mo l 6 6 .". M 8l* H*hrand Itsrtn s. Bead Dance, Tnlsiaj CORRIGAN, br. h. 8, by Sain — Ada Reese (H. E. RowellD Weight today 109. 67606 Oakland lm 100? 1:47 good Ml '• 6 * 6 ."■- 4*| I.eihe Bedford, Fisher Bay, The Borgia n 67534 Oakland 1 1 16 1:50 stop 103 I I 6 5 51 8 *ljfk«ndy Amlrew.Mack. N'igrette. TheBorglan EL PRIMERO, ch. f. 4, by Rey el Santa Anita — Arilla (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 108. 67332 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:09J fair IN 3 I I Z) l!i .1 MclntyreB. Alln-rt. Black Sam, Red Era. 66861 Oakland 3* C 1:14 slow ins I s s I 5* L WillianisKokomo. Avona. Mina Gibson. MM3 Oakland F O 1:14 madM7 3 3 4 6»* 61* L Williamslluerfaiio, Avona. Water Thrush. ORCHAN. br. g, 6, by Orsini — Princess Prodigal (E. J. Ramsey). Weight today 107. 67582 Oakland 7-8 1:26) good IM 8 8 8 8 I 6* B Davis The Reprobate, Confessor. Meada. 673M Oakland l 1:43 fair lm 2 I ., :. :.\ 4' R Davis Andrew Mack. Lnclan. BlaekPrince i.i. nv4 Oakland 1 14 2:12 fair Ml 6 3 2 3 3i i"\\i DsrvM Byronerdale, Jake Moose. NineSpot. BRIERS, b. m, 7, by Perblaise — Bramble Leaf (Fleur de Lis Stable). Weight today 105. 67507 Oakland 1 1-2 2:43) stop MW Z .". I ! V is C WilltamsGraphite, BtaekPrtnee, Inflsssmahki 67434 Oakland 1 1-M 1:48] good MG 7 7 '.i li ll :♦' ^ ..l Hunt.-r BlaekPrince, Botroa, PrinceMagnet 6M 17 Oakland lm My 1:46) slow 167 13 2 2 MP1A Drown .lake Moose. Kay, Orcliau. SAN REMO. ch. h, 6, by St. Blaise — Pretense (Applegate tc CottonD Weight today 105. 67583 Oakland I 1:43) good IM Z 3 Z :. 6** 4s A Walsh I'launi. Ink, Little Mirthful. 67466 Oakland 1 1-M 1:48] good IM 7 E E 5 # 5 *)A Wsdah 1 Told Von. Alma Boy, Hooligau. 67333 Oakland 1 1-M 1:3 good 1 112 3 4 2 4 4 ' | r. '»• a Walsh Vincentto, B. Prince, Natkaanasar. DANIEL C. b. 0, 4. by Del Paso II.— Flavina (E. Dealy). Weight today 103. 67558 Oakland 1 1-4 2:134 h\\ M6 E 6 Z Z ;- I* c Koerner Modtenm, Bill Perry, Bough Bidet 67X6 Oakland 11-4 2:11 fair m7 8 :. Z 4 :.;; 4' w I'isch. r ink. Huston. Potrero Grande. 67337 Oakland 1 1-8 1:58) fair ins 4 in s s E' B* L WillmmaLadf Psshtoa. rnltiro flisnds. Ink. GOVERNOR DAVIS, ch. c, 4, by Algol — Lady English (R. R. Rice, Jr.). Weight today 103. «:7»;::4 (See Oakland chart in this paper). 67560 Oakland 1 1 M 1:51) hvy 107 1 I 4 E 6- 6l6iW Fischer Watchful. Vincentio. Iras. 87135 Oakland 11-8 1:56 fair 107 3 3 4 E 4* 8**§W Kelly Jake Moose, llytonerdale. Moremio. FUNNY SIDE, br. m. 6, by Galore— Merriness (G. P. McNeil). Weight today 102. 67608 Oakland PC 1:13 goad IM v . 7" Mentry Phalanx, Curriculum. Detegoa. 67534 Oakland 1 1 M 1 M stop W 8 8 8 6 4- 4*1 Mentry AndrewMaek, N'igrette. TheBorglan 67486 Oakland 1-8 1^8) fast io7 15 4 6 7- I*) Monary Ruby, l'liaianx. I'm ill atom CROWSHADE, blk. g. 4, by Ogden —Lambent (P. G. Lynch). Weight today 100. 676b) Oakland I 1 K 1:43 | I N4 6 S :. 6 6« 6»1 E Lynch LacJan, Bightfal, F.d Sheridan. 674611 Oakland 11 IS 1:46) good M8 4 4 2 4 9 9IBJFJ Dyncll I Told Yoa, Alma Bov. Hooligan. 66910 Oakland 1 1:43 fair M 4 1 1 I 21 2" E Dym-h D. Diini, lMSheridan, Capt. Burnett Third Race [3rd Oakland] THIRD RACE — 2 1-4 Mdes. 4-year-olds and upward. Seliing. (S: .1 7 MM | HUSTON, ch. c, 4, by Wadsworth — Fonsie (T. H. Stevens). Weight today 110. 67436 Oakland 2 334) good 166 5 11 1 1A 2- C Kaerner Inflammable. Iras. \\. li. Dates. 67356 Oakland 114 2:11 tan- IM Z s 5 E 4 ■ L -3 C Koerner Ink, Potrero Grande, Daniel c 87283 Oakland 2 3:39* fair 111 5 5 5 4 3"" 4°i K Walsh Iras, Intlammable. Drafter. LONE WOLF, br. g, 5, by Prinoe Plenty— Tootie Nichols (R. R. Rice. Jr.). Weight today 107. 67535 Oakland 1 I I IM slop IM E 3 2 I D 1-1 \V Fischer Hooligan, Ed Sheridan. Isabelita 67466 Oakland 1 1-M 1:48] good M8 6 7 7 7 5« 4'" Sandy I Told Yoa, Alma Boy, Hooligau. 67258 Oakland lm My 1:45] fair lolt lo 10 10 lo lo 7" Bandy Vincentio, Fr. Magnet, I Told You. INFLAMMABLE, ch. g, 5, by Donald A.— Mok-Ka-Hi (O. F. Hume). Weight today 102. 675H7 Oakland 1 1-2 2:46) stop M2 8 I 7 E 4' ::- Qrote Graphite, Black Prince. Briers. 67435 Oakland 2 2:341 good M 1 Z I 11 :" 1- Greta Huston. Iras. W. K. Dates. 67385 Oakland 11 M 138 good 99 3 8 6 7 4"t 4- Grote B. Sheridan, Car. Sarto, Alma Boy. IRAS. b. m, 7, by Moreno — Panilla (W. Walker). Weight today 100. 67560 Oakland 1 I 16 1:51) hvy 161 Z E •'. I 4- 3'1 .1 Hunter Watchful, Vincentio. uia.-u Maes 67567 Oakland 1 1-2 2:40| slop lot 5 4 5 4 5" ."."' J Hunter Graphite, BlaekPrince, Inflammable 67135 Oakland 2 3:31g good M6 3 4 4 3 2* 3' J Hunter IiOlaunnable. Huston. W. B. Dates. Fourth Race [4th Oakland] FOURTH HA.DF — 4 Miles. Thornton Stakes, o-year-olds and upv.ard. Special Weights. (7:161 i'. 113.1 VETERANO. b. b, 7, by Rey el Santa Anita — Orange Leaf (Multnomah Stable). Weight today 115 67507 Oakland 1 1-2 2:46) stop IM 3 7 8 I 7 6 * L Jackson Graphite, BlaekPrince, Inflammable 67359 Oakland 2 1-4 3:591 fair l'»4 5 5 4 2 2»* 6* A Jackson Damns. Kdwin Gam. Miss Rillie. 8MM Oakland 1 1 :4 Ig mud 112 I I I I I 5'1 D Jackson Flaunt. Funny Side. St. Geergn Jr. DR. LEGGO. b. h, 5, by Puryear D. — Sevens (C. C. McCafferty). Weight today 114. 67584 Oakland lm 56} 1:44] good 114 112 1 ••) 1' C Koerner Bdwla Dun. Northwest. Mandator. 67510 Oakland I 1-4 2:09) stop 115 I 3 3 2 2* 2* C Koerner Edwin Gam, Ramus. Vox Popali. 67669 Oakland 1 1-4 3:66) good 113 7 6 7 5 4i 3* F Graham Voladay, \V. H. Carey, Nealou. GRAPHITE, ch. g. 5. by Goodrich — Lignite (Sierra* Nevada Stable). Weight today 112. 67584 Oakland lss 56y 1:44) good M 3 E S E S E"lBuxtOD Dr. Leggo, Edwin Gam, Northwest. 67507 Oakland 1 1-2 2:43) stop 107 6 11 1 1- 1 J C Miller Black Prince, Intlammable. Briers. 87416 Oakland 1 1-16 1:50* slop 107 4 6 6 5 W' 4^ C* Miller A. Mack. Mandator. Tlie Borgian. MAMIE ALGOL, b. m, 5, by Algol— Miss Mary C. (F. M. Smith). Weight today 109. ' 67662 City Dark 3 5:19 fast lu.", 221 1 l" l3 Troxler Cashier. Alma Dnfour, :. Minister. 66802 I'ity Dark 2 3:2.23 fast 1U5 I 3 2 I 2l 21 Farrow Alma Dufoiir. Orlv, A. Cummer. MEM F. Grounds 1 1-2 2:371 fast 106 4 7 5 5 3'J 2J Van DusenDig Bow. Brilliant. Helgersou. MISS RILLIE, b. m, 6, by Wadsworth — Mary Graves (Maple Stable). Weight today 109. 67516 Oakland I II IMi slop IM 1 E 5 E E E *lGrom BMwia Gam, Dr. Leggo, Damns. 673M Oakland 2 1-4 3:59fc fair lo5 8 9 8 6 65 Ml Gross Ramus. Edwin Dum, W B. Gates 67284 Oakland 1 1 I l:50?j fair 100 E 5 I 5 5 .a'^Sandy Dusty Miller. IMu in 611111. Ramus. RAMUS, ch. c, 4, by Governor Foraker — Emily S. (T. H. Stevens). Weight today 107. 07.",ln Oakland 1 11 2:i'9J slop MI 3 1 1 2 3' S«* F Craham Edwin Cum. Dr. Leggo, Vox Papal] 673M Oakland 1 1-4 3:591 fair MS 3 111 l-i l3 F Graham BdwlnGam, Miss Rillie. W.B.Gatea 67284 Oakland 1 1-S 1:56? fair 98 2 1 1 2 2j 3J Kirsch'm IhtalJ Mill* I. BMwhl Gasa, Avonalis. JAKE MOOSE, b. C. 4, by Deering— Onaetta (T. F. Buckley). Weight today 104. 67485 Oakland ll M 1:47] Cast 'n4 I 2 2 2 I* 8*) C Koerner The Borgian, Northwest. Sahara. 67361 Oakland 11:42 fair 102 2 I I 3 84 l*» C Koerner Dal. Salable. Bryan. 67261 Oakland 1 1-M 1:56) stow M4 13 2 2 l1 1" J Hunter And. Mack. Byronerdale. Hooligan. LOS ANGELENO, b. g, 8. by Rev el Santa Anita— Los Angeles (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 112. C7:{i'.:. Ascot Park 2 8:27] fast 102 14 1 1 I'D C Ross Tartan, Goldspot, BorgheM. 67315 Asc.t Dark 1 1 1 2:m.V fast M 3 7 7 7 B 32 C Doss Tarlau. W.H.Car.v. Ormd's Kight. M8U Ascot Dark 1 1 4 2:07'. fast 102 12 12 12 li 14 13=» w PtocherW. H. Carey, a. Maskoday, Tartaa Fifth Race [5th Oakland] FIFTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 1 1 :."il] 4 — MSx.) ROTROU. ch. g, 7 by Rousseau — Tillie Andrew (W. Murphy). Weight today 109. 67.".2.5 Oakland 1 1 I IM slop lliii Z j 4 .". .".* B * Sandy I^ ne Wolf, HooBgaa, Kd Sheridan. 67434 Oakland 1 1-M 1:48] good Ml E 6 4 4 2U 23 Sandy Black Prince, Prince Magnet. Ink. 17385 Oakland 1 1-M 156 good 102 4 13 5 J" 6' W Fischer E. Sheridan, Car. Sarto. Alma Boy. FLAUNT, b. g, 10, by Forester— Display (S. P. Tate). Weight today 109. 67583 Oakland 1 1:43) good IM :: 2 3 2 3 ) l'l C Koerner ink. Little Mirthful. San Berne, 672HI Oakland 1 1 I 1:59* rn.id 111 6 2 3 I Z) 4" A Brown W. B. dates. Isabelita. Alaric 67086 Oakland 1 l:44g mud 109 3 3 I 2 I1 l'i A Brown FunnySide. St.Deorge.Ir.. Vincentio. INK, blk. h, 7, by Hermence — Flutter (J. Stowe). Weight today 108. 67583 Oakland 1 1:43) good 112 1 E E 3 2*1 2 1 Borel Flaunt. Little Mirthful. San Kemo. 67434 Oakland 1 1 16 1:48] good 110 12 I I I 4= 4n Borel Bla-kl'rince. Dotroii. Drince.Magnet 67356 Oakland 1 1 4 2:11 fair 110 9 7 7 1 l'i 13 Borel Huston. Dotrero Grande, Daniel C. CHESTNUT, ch. h, 5. by Tim Toolin— Four Flush (Live Oak Stable). Weight todav 108. 673S6 Oakland 114 2:11 fair Do :. 1 4 7 8 S-ni.awr'm-e Ink. Ilust n. l'otrero Crande. 87367 Oakland 11 sir.sJ fair IM I E I I I 711 W Kelly Lady Fashion. Potrero Grande. Ink. 17258 Oakland I 11:17 slow 112 I 9 9 8 7niVanbout Hulford, Frolic. Water Thrush. TALAMUND, b. 0, 4. by Altamax— Tallud a (T. E. McLauehlinD Weight today 108. 67560 Oakland 1 1 -16 I :".! J h\ v Ml I 7 6 6 5= 5»*JG McD'hlinWalchfiil. Vincentio. Inn. 67431 Oakland 1 1-16 l:49g good DO 10 12 10 7 7= 7'-JO WilliaiiisDlackl'rince. Kntrou. PrinceMagnet B73M Oakland 1 1-1C 1:50J fair 112 15 5 5 5- 5'4 J McIntyreRotrou, L. Mirthful, CardiualSarto. REALITY, ch. f. 4, by Rensselaer — Fon Mate (Armour Sc Griffith). Weight today 105. oil:::: (See Oakland chart in this paner). 67507 Oakland 1 1-8 1 £8) fair lo? s 2 I 4 8* 6" Rettig I.adv Fashion, Potrero Crande. Ink. 66957 Oakland F C 1:111 good 124 3 5 5 8) I**»A. Brown Sheen. Nun's Veiling. Joe Doss. LITTLE MIRTHFUL, ch. g, 5, by Mirthful— Little Indian (Engstrom & Parker). Weight today 105. 67583 Oakland l 1:43) good IM s64 1 1 8* W OrahamFlaunt. Ink. San Kemo. 67331 Oakland 1 1 16 1 :5o'l fair in'.i 4 3 1 1 l1 3* Borel Botroa, CardiualSarto. Bl'k. Prince. 67222 Oakland lm 20y 1:48 slop lor. M 4 I 1 Is 1° Borel L. Fashion. Early Hours, Hainault. PRICKLES, cb. m, 5, by Knight of the Thistle— Medallion (H. E. Magill). Weight today 103. 67568 Oakland 1 1 I 2:131 hvv M7 : .". 6 :. 5' 6'" c WilliamsDaniel ('.. Modicum. Bill Perry. 67460 Oakland 1 1 16 1 :49g good 106 5 6 S 9 7 T»*|C Williamsl Told Vou, Alma Boy. Hooligan. 67356 Oakland 1 1-4 2:11 fair 106 4 2 1 2 2"* 513 C Willianisltik. Huston, Potrero Drande. ISMAILIAN, b. h, 5. by St. Andrew— Ismalia (H. R. Schaffer). Weight today 103. 67385 Oakland 11-16 1:50 good 107 6 2 s s s si'5 ~" Koerner E. Sheridan, Car. Sarto. Alma Bov. 67368 Oakland 1 1-8 1:57) lair Ml •". 11 1 i°J D J McBride Bonar, risbnasnssr. Vincentio. 67283 Oakland ImSBy 1:48 slow 107 7 2 2 2 V 54 F Graham Pr. Magnet, Rotrou, Vincentio. CLOCHE D'OR, cb. m, 7. bv St. Saviour— Belle d'Or (J. ArmstrongD Weight today 103. 67434 Oakland 1 1-M 1:43] good ME 2 s s E 6' 6*#)W Plscher BlaekPrince, Botroa, PrinceMagnet 67n85 Oakland 1 1 16 1:50 mud 107 6 9 8 X 8s 7* E Lynch Byruaerdale. .lake Moose, Hooligan. 66860 Oakland lm 2Hy 1:48 Mow M8 5 7 7 5 5l 3= Sandy BeyVare, Daniel C., Indainuiable. LAZELL, ch. g, 5, by Lamplighter — Luzelle (A. Koenigsberger) . Weight today 100. 67583 Oakland 1 1:431 good "M 9 9 9 8 8 «'" Nutting Flaunt. Ink. Little Mirthful. 66858 Oakland 1 1 16 1 53 slow im E Z 2 2 35 6" Nutting Hooligan. Black Prince, Isabelita. M816 Oakland lm38z 1:67 hvy MB 7 7 5 4 4s 3SJ Nutting I.uclan, Mel lakal la. Graphite, ISABELITA. b. m, 7, by Rey el Santa Anita— Teodol ina (J. M. Crane). Weight today 98. Oakland 1 1 Z M slop MS 6 4 3 4 4* 4' G McD'hlinl^uie Wolf, Hooligau. Kd Sheridan. 67283 Oakland 2 3:391 fair 100 2 4 4 2 2! 5:J G McL'hlinlras. Intlammable. Grafter. 67210 Oakland 1 i-8 1:591 mud 104 3 4 2 1 U 23 G McL'hlinW. B. Gates, Alaric, Flaunt. Page 6 Sixth Race [6th Oakland] SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicip. 1 ::s' — 1 -117.) "^f™ WATER. b. he. by Ran allo-Water Girl (8. C. Hildreth). Weight today 112. hihii Oakland .l_t l.n,. u hhI 11.' .. ., * 2 l" (* Koerner Llsaro L'trfiol l iv He.ior SJ?, 2"l!B,"J W2LVA*2* 11" 4 5 5 5 11 C Koerner Collector Jessup. Cloudligut Proper 67411 Oakland 7-8 1 301 slop 111 12 11 l'l L»j C K,. rm-r Martinmas. C'ol-nI!l»sM,,u p' '| S «?^f?T°^ JESSVP ,1!-,h.V?Vbv Bel Damonio-Grime. (J. A. Murray). Weight today 107. «2£2££ .^J=a)!! S ' :i " 1nk l* C WilliamsShot Gnn, Pr. Titania CtottdHcht 2mn&L££ .fAVSL^S !S - L 2 «* * c WllllamaRapid Water, ClowU&it Proper. t ,40» Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:07, slop 114 3 3 3 V 2-1 C Koerner Shot Gun. Hector. Mansard RUBRIC, ch. h, 6, by Mirthful— H erhrio (E. Gaylord). Weight todav 107 £2 £££3 , - 11:40*fair « 1 * I -' nn Sandy Hector. Vox PopuK rue ^r-Wn" 2S2£&£ lm50y 1:43, mud 102 13 5 4 4-4" W Miller Sir Edward. Edwin Gil Ramus mi Oakland 1 1-16 1:48, fair 104 S 2 /l 3 4« 4«J W Miller Dusty Miller. Sir Kdward Ramus ' F-FJF??8 TITANIA- »• "». 9. bv Matetto— Queen Titania (J. D. Millin). Weight today 98 KTil'VoakHn, uVSm-Z Sf J " '• E S1*^ '•••»«• •• Jessup. Sho, ;„„ CloudHgli . w'i-i V?;, ,°P ';: ! 6 • ! ! 4,,t 4 f Cranum Martinmas. R. Water. C. l'.lossom. i.,_...i .•-.OO^keto Oakland l c l:ljg slow 112 1 5 S 0 E 1 J MeFride VunNess. Grace (J.. GetseetorJemma (' SST^^f' Br; h,', ,6,,b,^ Far^ay— Katydid (W. T. Brinkworth). Weight today 98. S!5 i ,,k'""1 . '"' ]'"'{ :,i, k.hhI m :: I 7 7 7--' L WilllamsBedford, Fisher Boy The Borclan ",~M"- ■gF. OrOWNh 7-R 1:26, fast 107 Iti E I 6-4.1I.ee Wes. Granada. Oheron LI™. ,. faSt "■ 7 5 5 5 1J I'i-J^ea Tennis. Dr. Sprulll. TheEnglishman r »t ™t»-.k?m^ ' mnv4', !? 8ainTSister •» U"cl« Bob (W. Walker). Weight today 98. «£i lmlOOy Im I :« good MS .; :; i am • Koerner Bedford, Haher Boy , The Korgia,,. £2 IX i , , J1,1:4'* sll 1' '"" :; * X - L" -4 J Hunter Mandator. Happy Bice. C Blossom . •..4..1 Oakland 3 4 1:14* good 109 10 10 10 8 8»««C Koerner L. of the Forest, Ninette' Sea Lad" "^S Ch »• !• b,y.MaTUlfon-Neko™is E- J- Hamaey). Weight today 98. - • mm '"f ?, ! * 1 ! •i1!5RI,il™ «• Water. OnllM« IT. Titania f«kh 6 1 i -ri\*;S,0p 67OT6 ak- -R1Tr^faT IS f ! 2 6- ! 3 R Davis Sir BrilIar- Gateway. Kthel Day. y***" •-Sl-'C.fast IM 16 - 6 6 4= 2' R Davis Vox Populi, Gateway. Mary F. ' SifKi.S' *' a * b7 Handsome— Tchoupetoula* (HaU & Marahall). Weight today 98. . ssssS .rA^LSs! i 1 f Sl^ i^^c^e-^ctL^.t. SI^Z^- .. & 1-2 f 1.0,4 slop 113 1 2 4 4 3» W Dugan Shot Gun. Colleotor.Tessup, Mansard j •75M oSkffi^ C'l3i ^■IwL.^gf ^Ter, (T- S- Child8)- Wei*ht today 92- SiSS if g gf^««5ase.ese£ sr»JKr SLSSTL . * Sl°P 117 6 5 5 3 - 2'J Horner Temaceo. Ocean Shore. W. Sandals. SBPg^oiaiftd^S inv,e,^-,T.w?aic (Keene Bros-}- Wei^ht today 90- SSI Oakland LS « iJL. £SS 12 2 # ! •"';k ^; "i^oville St. Francis. Misty'sPride. (iateway. . «7!36 0akand uakland 7^ 7-8 i ] -•.«* ..8 f fair Z ?* 7 lOo .? 5 J . 4 3 ? ? 3i2JScoville E. M. Brattain. Sup.fourt. Magrane ( 4 4' 4rj Scoville. Jocund. Sea Lad. Fisher Boy. : New Orleans Entries. NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track good. Racing starts at 2:00 p. in. XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3-4 Mile. :: -year-olds and upward. Selling. tod. Horses. A. Wr. H(I,.p 67T.24... .Telescope 8..117..X 723 B7328 Ancestor ( !!lll x 7]"- «7."«2l -. . .Coneideratioa c. .130.'. x . .7li »hO.;o Economy :i..loi..x. 7 ", «ijJ»--'-AHonhy M..106 700 t ,4il. .. .Pax ton ;; ] •; y 7 h» l-L'vl • • • „!":''''•:, ••■ "::-• x aM WMi.s4 Zirk Abrams 3..10R..X .MM "J1.*"! J1'-"1; 5. .113. . X . . 6ST, ..;-''• • • ■ Alll,"1, ': 4. .no. . x . hs ,,i'--s '•"'• louug .-,. .in.. x. .«so t i4:.n. . . .( liipie 5.. 115 x «i7", 4WR2 Silver Fizz K .!lll"©*."673 R7S74. ...Limited :: »t v ,;-j 0717.S. . . Lady Mai.. t.. W. .' . . .' Si Second Race — Full Course. Steeplei-hase. •'! yeai tdils au l upward, ftiiidiiap. (67000)... Kara 4..154..X..7B8 (tu.i.iO) . . . Ksterjov 5 147 ' ,;,,- 67000*... Lights Out « . .LIS %'»;*-, 6J60O*...Subador 8..14».. am 677t30 Henry A Sctaroeder 5. 1341 k tiso 6J502....DT. Kei,!, 4..130..x! !«73 1 u, ,2., ...Little Wally (J..140 x U7-, 67S50 Creolin 7. .136..© 673 67323 Peter Becker 4..130..X. B70 ■896 Torcliello 5..12B..X. .630 Third Race — 1-2 Mile. 2 year-olds. Allowances. 67.W 7*. . .Ziepben 112» x 723 67300 Bucket Brigade ! !l M. ! x . 72t» 6i.i26*...Brawney Lad 10B"x"*71G 6734» Parisian Model 101.' "710 67390s ... Prince Bowling ip . 7,)-, 67427 Coincident ur.t. . y . .voi. I («iV»4U). .lieneva S -,,, T00 I I ( 67309 Bitter Man 104. .X.. TOO «l,:;7t . . . .Km m a (J IOI ! ! . . t;«K", «i7'« l . .Cora Dusant 101 »{--, .'■--I!! • • ■ 5eUp"*' K'1 636 ♦ ...lit . . .I'res.-ati HH flK 67449 MIckteton Maid 101 825 «,j4'.».. Alton 101 MM Fourth Race — 1 1-4 Miles. City Park Derby. .*.".. mmi a, bled. :{-year oMs. allowaaees. I 07 M»::-. . .TIJeIng 122.. ©..736 tjm tiii.1 tu x 74 »'\i-'2 » . . -Indge Post 11!) 745 (t!7".7s 1 . . . Planutc ' 122. . . ' . ' 740 67332 ... Yankee Girl . 1 12\ ! ! 7lo 67440s ... Temaceo 122 x 7;". ,iI;'"'7 ■••••''"k Star ..".HtC! x!'.7:::, (67501 ).. »Slr Toddiugton 122 v 7;-, 'i7hs Mb.iiby 112.'. ~ "7.;o ( ( "Burlew A: (CNeill entry. Fifth Race— 7-8 Mile. 3 \ mi ..his and apward. iiau.li.ap. (67691 )...KALLV PKKSTON 3 . .„;. . 7^, ' 7-"..v; loan L. Inglis 4. .162.. .74.". 67333' Pasadena 5. .MM.. X. .746 67333'... Miss i^ede I..22..X 733 I 67602. . . .Marvin Xeal 4.. !I7. . .; . .7:;o Sixth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. :: w ar olds and upward. Allowainvs 67304 rli.irlie Eastman 4. .111 7",o 07.-.7O Ihtrgin 1;. .10.:. .©..745 (6«304)...(:oWpro »f I. .ION.. ..740 6 477*. ..Belle strome 3.. MM.. X.. 746 67576' ... Front enac 7 i©3 735 67301 - . . . Mora les :;. ' .' 87. . x ! i 7.';:. 67602s ... Wild Irishman .-,. w.'.'. © '. 7:;o 67327. .. .Western :: s7 v ■;■ -, 67354' . . . Akbar 4. . W. . x ]\ 733 63869 Lady Kthel 4.. 07.. X. 723 67328 Scot eh Dance «..10:t..x 7!.-. 67528.. .Defend 4.. 00 700 67.;, 1. . . Sher.Ml 6..MW 650 Seventh Race — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (67604). ..St. Noel O..los..©..72.-, i ,..2! -. . Sihrocder"-. Midway .... ::. . !«».. 715 r.70( 4 ! la s Reddick 1. .112..©. .710 6760:;* ... Fire Alarm :;. . ;»i . . 710 (67355) . . .Game 4. .164. .©'.'.765 «:, I..1-. . . Bellin.lian 5. .113. .©. .705 67375s. .GoMway t. . NO 7,h» 6,..."...-' . . . Delmorp 4..HO. !x 7 V» 67302 Flavigny 4..105..X. 805 " _■•' ■ ■ ■ Doubt .•'... !»1 . . X . .tK»r, 67334 .... Prince Brutus 5..MM..X. '»ni 67.V 3. Reside 3. .MM.. X. .686 67552.. Polly Prim I. .107.. X . .880 ti. 1 1 1 . Kei roniere 4. . MS (i7r, 675.V, Oara Pri.-e :;. . ; .-,. . x . ..-,70 Hot Springs Entries. HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather .leai : tr.uk fast. Racing starts at 2:15 p. am. . Runs well in mud. ©ttopiltol mud runner. First Race — 1-2 Mile. I year i H . Allow am es. tod. Horses. A. Wt. Hdcp. (»;7".'.,.;i .. .Shirley Ronsmure MM..X. 72."i 6756B*...Aant Mala MW..X..726 67303. . . .Katnerine Murphv 101 . .X..726 67318 Krebus MO. . X . .71.-, 07..0! Manchester 117.. X.. 700 (•7018).. .Fare 101.. x.. 700 Second Race — 1 1-16 Miles. I vear-oliN and npward. Selling. "7»iU.': (ursus 7.. 108. .X.-125 • '.7.1S- . Vt|,crine 5. .101 . . X . .710 67681 . . . .Skyward 1. . s s. . x . .708 07»tti1 ... Matador .-.. . KHJ. . © . .700 0750.") Petes Knight 5. .MS. . X . .675 Third Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. :: year-olds and upward. Selling. 67484* . . . Docile ii. . ;»4. . X . .725 67472. .. .Princess Orna .",. . 105. . x . .710 (67373) . . . Thistle It . . «.W. . x . .70.', 67573 Scalpl.Kk 4.. 08.. X.. 740 6757.". . . .Lord Dixon 5. .102. . X . 6!»5 676213. . . Reine Kegente :;.. 84..X..60O Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile. 'I eai olds atid upward, llandirap. (67571). ..The Bear 3. .145. . X . .780 (87546) . .'Pretension ._ 0. .121 . . X . .745 67546-. . . Aut 11 1 11 11 Flow er . w. '.' .. *4 74.", 87321*. . .Lady Vashti 7..Kr2 740 67371* . . . Hannibal Bey 5. .160. .X.. 749 (67595). . .Haughty 4.. 04..X..74O (62870)... Beacon Light 4.. 106 7T, 07390* . 'Savable 7. .112 7::5 ■OOOO*. . .Don Hamilton 4. .100. .©. .724 *P. T. chiiin enir.v . Fifth Race— 1 3-4 Miles. 4 year olds and upward. Selling. C'.W . . . Bendigo 4. .146. . X . .728 l«70t 7 ...AUUa S..1W..X..715 I 1 67597s. ..Big Bow 5. .102. . X . .715 j ' »',7572 \ggie Lewis i. . 90. . X . .710 1 67597. . . . Helgerx.ii «. . 92. . x . .700 j Sixth Race — 3-4 Mile. :; ycar-obN and upward. Selling. . 67305s.. .BEX STRONG :'.. . 08 725 07470*. . .Ina Gray 4. .102. . X . .715 j ' 67540 Chieftain B. .240. . X . .710 J 1 67343*... Potter 0. .114.. ©..70S . . 67520 Suzanne Rocamora S. .144. . X . .745 ( 87398)... Il.iwkuna 3. .MM. . X . .763 , 67523*. ..B. .1. Swanner 4. .105. . X . .700 » 1 66322. ...Black Pat 4. .MM. . X . .700 , (67594). .Ko-c Hart ::. . 85.. X.. 140 , (67570)... Oman J 5. . loo. . x . -7oo 1 1 67523 ...Mis*. Affable 5. .102. . X . .095 67422. . . .Storm ::. . !M lis.", 66141 llamilcar 4. .M7. . X . .675 | 67547 Belltoone 6. .MW.. X..075 , * (67622) . . . Ballad ::. . 80.. .005 ) 07300. . aTm Morgan J.. 92. . X . .080 I Los Angeles Entries. 1 I I I ( I ( ( I LOS ANGELES ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast. Racing starts at 1:46 p.m. (Chicago time 3:49 p tu.i X Huns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2 vear-olds. Selling. tod. Ilors.-s. A. Wt. Hd.p. 67362 E00GER RED 110..X..725 (67587). ..Sister Julia 107 72o 67387 . ■ .Karoilo llo 715 67563' . ■ .Connie M 107 715 67587*. . . lalien 107 710 67587. . . Barney Oldlield 107 705 1:, 387. . . .Cigana 107 700 86421 . . .Wisteria Bud 107 0BS 67137. . . .Luke's Thrush 102 nor, i;,.".s7 Rosetinge ] »2 690 Bender, b. c. bv Basset law Miza 110 Second Race — 3-4 Mile. :; year olds. Selling. (67637). . .Taos 112 70O 07r,::9. .. .Cava t ina 110 005 67388. . . Hazelinc HO. . x . .000 67512. . San Alvarado 120 885 6659:; Xailzu 120...... 080 67616. .. .Audubon 117 670 Third Race — 7-8 Mile. 1 year olds and upward. Selling. 075N9 .. . Stoesscl 4. .107. . X. .725 1 87417 Bauble 4. .105.. X. -720 ; (87616) ... Redwood II 4. . 1 10. . x . .715 67V.I2. ... Pal ting .leiinie 7.. 97 715 67641 '...Revolt 7. .105. . x . .710 I 67366. ... Lydie Wraaaaaaa ■"... 07.. X.. 705 67011 ...Viona 6. . 97. .X..70O Fourth Race — 2 Miles. 1-year-oUa and upward. Selling. ' 67500* . . .(ioblspot i;. . 08 725 67316)... Avoniellus 4. .113.. X . .720 ' 67500* \donis 4. .100. . X . .715 I 07617 Vllopath S.. 08.. X. .705 1 67362 Roman Be* 4. .106 700 67512 Yellow KM 5. .100 006 Fifth Race— 1 1-8 Miles. 4 year olds and upward. Selling. (67390)... Cotillion 5.. MB.. X.. 725 : 67613.... Madden 6..I07 720 I (67638)... Gilpin 5. . lto. . X . .715 1 1(7390 Markie Mayer 4.. MM. . X. .705 , 67540. . I.ili - B I..M5..X ..703 ' 6761, Hi Col Cap 7. .107 740 ' Sixth Race — 7-8 Mile. ' :; year olds. Allow atiees. 64038. . . Tony Ronero I07. . X . .725 I 67438s... tirelio 107 720 , oisi'M ... Bma Hr2 715 67614*. ..Play Mt 107 710 : 67492 Rosemary D 1 rj 70:, I 671 13... Long Nick 104.. X..700 , 63167 I'ollgalherer 147.. X. .OK . 07538... Colorado Girl UK 806 Oakland Entries. I OAKLAND ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast. Racing si arts at 1:49 p.m. (Chicago time :;:lo p.m.l Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 1 1-16 Miles. :; vear-olds. Selling. I11.I. Horses. A. Wt. Hdep. 07407* . . . I'air\ street KM» 725 87383.. .Mabel Hollander 08.. X. -720 0745s 1. . .Kogo loo. . x . .713 67 15s-. . . Tana nit 105. . X . .715 67306. . . .Blanche C MS. .X.. 710 67385 Convent Bell MB.. X.. 714 67383 Duke ..r Orleans M0.. X.. 710 67C.V . .Treasure Seeker MB. . X . .705 675.::- Mia Spa 102 7o:, I'm 15s. . .Peltgroso 105. . X . .700 67483.... Iritzi Ferri 100 700 Second Race — 1 1-16 Miles. -1 year -olds and upward. Selling. 67634.... Governor Davis 4.. MB. .X.. 725 67382. .. .Orcfaan 0. .147. .©. .720 67560 Black Prince 5. . 1 10. . X . .715 (67338)... Daniel c 4. .10:;. . x . .715 67610 Crowshade 4. . 10O. . X . .715 67485. . ..Benvolio 7. .114. . X . .7DI 36916... .Waswift S..110 71 i 67583. ...San Iteuio 6..M6..X..7M 67609.... Corrigan 8. .MO.. X.. 745 (677t32)...K] Primero 4..1 kS 745 67507. ...Briers 7. .105. . x . .740 •7408 Funny Side 6. .102. . x . .700 Third Race — 2 1-4 Miles. -1 year olds and upward. Selling. 67307' . . . Inrlainmable 5. .192. . X . .725 (673331... Lone Wolf .-,. .107. . x . .720 67433*... Huston 4.. HO 715 67.560 = ... Iras 7. .100 713 Fourth Race — 4 Miles. Thornton Stakes. $2,500 added. .", -year olds and upward. Special Weights. 1670521. . .MAMIE ALGOL 5. . 109. . © . .750 (67384). ..Dr. Leggo 5. .114. .© . .715 i6i.;6n. ..Los Angeleno • 8. .112. . x . .740 07510 : ... Ramus 4. . 107. . x . .740 67485* . . ..lake Moose 4. . 104. . X . .7.'i5 67510 Miss Rillie 6. .MO..©. .720 67384. .. .Grapnlte 5. .112. . X . .71o 47607 Veteran* 7. .115. . x . .700 Fifth Race— 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year olds and upward. Selling. 67583. . Lazell 5.. M0. . X . .725 (6738:?). . .Flaunt 10. . 109 720 67583*... Little Mirthful 5. .105 715 67383 • . . . Ismailian 5. . 103. . X 715 07583*... Ink 7.. 108.. X. .715 67333. ... IsabeUta 7.. 9s..x..71o 1 R7333 Rolrou 4. .M0. . X. -716 67338 Prbkles 5. .MS. . • ..705 67454 Clo.-he d'Or 7. .103.. X . .705 Talammul 4. .108. . x . .700 I 676:::. . . Reality 4..10". (K)o I 167560 67U56....Chestuut 5..1O8..X..6801 • ,t ...' . Sixth Race — 1 Mile. • • o year olds and upwaid. Hainlicap. (67 II 1 1 . . . Marlinmas 7 9s. . .7:,,) 6761 1 ... Rapid Water V . \ 112 ,. ■■ 7 \T 67434 Poatotoe -. "... .-,. . 90 7 10 \ (67330)... Collector Jesaop . . . : 6. .107. . . 74o 87609 Silverskiu 5.. 08. .©..740 67611 Hector 4..9S..© .733 (67300) . . . Rubric .-,. .107. . x .755 87530*. . .Princess Titania ft.. 08.' .'(A.* .' 730 07009... Karl Rogers 4.. 9S X..730 6,510 Vox Popnli .[.. 02.. X.. 130 Bright Prospects for 'Chasing.: Belmont Park Stake Entries Forecast Great Sport-F. A. Clark's Four Jumpers. ' . (' . - • . j . ( : 1 j ' 1 j . j ' J . 1 . , » 1 , , 1 1 | , * I ) BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR 'CHASING. Belmont Park Stake Entries Forecast Great Sport — F. A. Clark's Four Jumpers. New York. March 15. — If the entiies ,.tu be taken as a criteria*, ereaa-eoaatry racing at Belmont Park this spring will be of a high order. The steeple Chase events have tilled wonderfully well. The Whitney Memorial re.-eived eleven ■ahaill|llil— two more than last year. The names of the sub ■crfhera have not yei been made public, but the] undoubtedly include all of the leading steeplechase owners. The name of Geed and Plenty, winner of the two former runnings of the event, will doubt less be found as one of Thomas Bttehceek, fc.'a eetrlea when the horses are named. .May 1. The conditions for the lace are not such as |., attract a big entry list, as the subscription is .v.mi. half forfeit. The conditions permit three harass i to be named tot ea.-h subscription on May 1. only one of which may start. Although the value of the winner runs from tf.OM to $10.1100. there is little inducement for a man to take a chance unless he has a horse of real nuality. The Whitney Memorial ; was established with the opening of the Belmont Park track, and the honors so far are all for Cood 1 and Plenty. Although training the sou of Baaatef ton was considered ti dubious question last spring. be was brought back to win Ihuu the Whitney Me inorial and the Grand National and there is goad reason to believe he will come back this spring even better than he was last year. To win the race again would put the cap sheaf on the mceesa ful career of the best steeplechaser thia country has seen in many years. The Grand National, second in value and impor- lance to the Whitney Memorial, received fori Ms entries: the International forty seven, and the New York Biirty six for the Meadow Brook Hunters' ten nominations have been made, but the number . will no doubt be considerably increased at the sec oud closing. May 11. as owners will have the op poitunity inei.ntiine to try out in public their horses holding certificates as hunter-. The entries have, been very heavy far all of the Westchester Stakes, as the following table will show : SPRING LVK.NTS. Maiden sti I.archiuont 55 Harlem ti7 Gaiety 82 Bayrheeter 57 Coainopolltan ;» Bouquet : 1 New Rodicllc 57 Van Nest .".:i Metropolitan si Toboggan Hli *Seeond closing. May 11. Serial Handicaps . . . M Laureate 'Jo Pocantico o'7 Jockey Club (1 'Amateur Cup s New Y'rk St'plechase M Intel national 47 Cra ml National .... H Whitney Memorial. . . 11 •Meadow Break 10 A 111 MM EVENTS. Nursery is Champagne 4s Jerome 17 Municipal 27 Belmont Prk Weight for Age . 9 1 ; I ' ' I 1 : I 1 , ' ' ' I , : I , . These five races will have a second closing in August. Increased entries for the Municipal and Belnioni park Weight for Age show the immediate results of the increase OC the values ,,f the events. Last spring the former received twenty Hire,, entries a: the March .losing and one in August, while the weight f,,i age la.-e received only ten entiies in March and closed with eighteen all told. I'. Ambrose Clark. Bishop Potter's son in law. who is in Luiope just now. is making preparations far an extensive Steeplechase canipaiirn at Saratoga. Mr. Clark has written the Saratoga Association to put four four year olds, for which lie paid good prices at Belmont Park last lull, in the four Sara toga Bteeptechasea, and he will, be writes, strive to have them on edge in August. The four steeplechase fixtures jM qaeattoa are the Saratoga. $5,0M added, the Shillelah. the BcTeTWyck, and the North American. The Saratoga, which was instituted last season and won by llerculoid under the silks of Charles Pfizer, is the most valuable ol this quartette. The North A merit an i- the second richest. It generally pays alxait S3JM0 to the winner. Bat. Bayonet, Old Faithful and McKittredge are the bersea Mr. Clark puts in the Saratoga moss ciiniry specials. Bat is a gigantic son of Meddler and Buela. for which Clark paid *l.:,'i'i; Old l.iiil, ful. a gelding by Hamburg, out of Semper Chicle. est him S1.1UU: MeKittridge. by Goodrich Ml la Mason, cost S4,0M, and Bayonet, by Handspring, out of Vollario. cost .fj.jon. Ba| .nl(| nl,| Faithful were bred by Harry Payne Whitney, and they bore his Klon Mae jacket and brown cap until they were s.1.1 to Mr. Clark. M.Kittiidge, a half brother to both First Mason and MeChesney. was raced by Herman It. pMiyea. and Bayonet, a half brother to The Picket, winner of the American Derby f tOM and the Brooklyn Handicap of M04, formerly Belonged to Middleton \ Juugbliith. Mr. Clark, who had some success with HUPS country horses a few years back, made a bigger investment when he Uuight these horses than be had before. Also be paid more fee undeveloped .steeplechase horses last season than did any other man in America. Since the racetracks of the east have instituted a string of takes -the Grand Na lional. Whitney Memorial. Empire State. Beacon. Brighton. Saratoga. Great Autumn and Champion -worth annually from $5,000 to $12,040 each to Unwinder, it is up to other fanciers of cross country sport to follow Mr. Clark's example. Eastern Horses Are Backward. EASTERN HORSES ARE BACKWARD. "'Lhc bersea at the Long Island tracks should lie three weeks further advanced than they are." says the Morning Telegraph. ••They are backward lie cause we have had snow and ice in the hist fortnight of February and the first two weeks of March that should have come in December and January. The seasons seem to lie changing ami many horse men are of the opinion that it would be advantageous to the horses to lop fifteen days off the front end of the regular racing season and add them to the tail end, making May I the opening day and December 1 the closing one." 1 • 3 Grand Specials $10 ONE STARTS TODAY. If two out of the three horses do not win. we return your money. Scratched, disqualified, or under 5 to 1 entitles you to another horse. (Hie starts in the Derby at New Orleans, March 23d; the other starts Monday. March 25th. All three specials will lie at good odds. WATCH OUR AD. NEXT WEEK ON OUR DERBY SPECIAL. Mesneiiffer Service Free. Tel. Main 1T«». E. L HOMMIDEAU & CO., Room 5, 45 La Salle Street, Chicago, 111. • • \ ^^^^^^^,^__ .___ | MAELSTROM . . 25 I, Lost i ' OJ waB ollr "ally One Home Wire Friday. . {, I THREE 1 | j J WINNERS I 1 | S5.00 | | i 2 TfiriAVC shaV ananas bathe wtonar el , , Z IUWHI O the I'erby and will be sold singly. ' I T. C. WOOD & CO., j | S 59 Dearborn Street. Chicago, III. { | J ESTABLISHED 1904. • i ; 1 ONE-HORSE WIRE M. HENRIE. TODAY 7s the DAY thai tin- beat thing r the nwetlng eaanee an*. I have been advertising this one for the past four days and consequent ly mj clients have had all the chance in the world to know of its coming off today. Thia has worked some of the most phenomenal trials of any boree at the track for the past three weeks, ii,. is a thorough racehorse and is earned) by an owner who is all there. Telegrams sent out by me as late as 2 p. m. M. HENRIE, 90 FIFTH AVENUE : : CIGAR STORE TERMS, $2.00. . A. LINDSEY :: $1.00 DAILY. Two Good Ones Today! RAPPAHANNOCK,0 8-5, Won YESTERDAY. I have one that goes in a three year old and upward race thai is specially wired' me for today and will be a l a u.mhI price. This one has started but twice in the last two months, and therefore is conditioned far today's performance, lie has heen in sensational private workouts. Is in the best of condition. This one will be backed in pootrooma to a ureal extent. Wires received hy me will be promptly answered. A. LINDSEY, 70 Fifth Avenue. TERMS: $1.00 Daily; $5.00 Weekly. $2.00 Occasional $2.00 TODAY MY $2.00 Occasional $2.00 GOES. A BIG COUP! It comes riirht from stable connections that very seldom rail. I think so much of this one that 1 guarantee it to run 1—2 or give you a $5.00 subscription to mv one-bor*e wire, and will Ban give my next 82.00 occasional, whisk starts Wednesday. This horte is in the pink of condition and has shown fast workouts, and with an even break should win easily. Don't fail to subsci Ibe. as this is the best ehaa.-e any turf adviser has given hi? clients for some time. It is a manner of advertising my ability to give winners, and I always nnd my clients my b. st advert Men Don't fail to get this one. My Regular wire will be include!. C. R. JAMES, Suite 50, 119 La Salle Street. • 1 OO dallj: #6.00 wccLly. as oo for o, . netoeml Wire— OOL on. ext occasional Wednesday. March 20th. Wonderful Winning System A col. consei vative method of playing the Mere wherein success is susmid. Vou are fully protected against "orerbetting." ir is simple, easy, requires only a limited capital and no knowledge of horses or handicapping. I guarantee that am man can, with live minutes study each day. plav and win. l-'or further particulars ad dream, I. R. WARN, 2719 St. Phi'ips St., NEW ORLEANS, LA. LONGSHOT FREE! In latest quotations for the Brooklyn this horse wna 100 to l.but there will be a big cut w hen I have told a fan go.,1 betters what I know. Write me how much you will bet and w hi I share you will give me and if I think you are the kind of a bettor that will profit by what I know nix,. it this horse I will -end you all the facts without charge. JOHN W. DOYLE, 6.a,esen„, L. I , New York. $2 THE ADVANCE AGENT $2 It will give you horses that are ready to win at a good price. It does not give twenty horses a week, but a few of the bent at the different tracks, so selected that two cannot moct in the same race Kvery horse reported should win one of his next two starts. Do away with | 111 a week specials and telegrams and get the winners for $2.00 a month, with every Monday's best bet thrown in Pub-ished every Saturday. H. J. OLMSTEAD, Suite 304, Loyal Guard Building. Detroit. Mich. Another Big Killing Saturday! This cinch should win as easy as Corn lilossom did Tuesday. BILL LESTER & CO. Suite 37. 90 La Salle Street. Chicago, III. Ttl. Main 2928. Owners and Trainern. $2 Daily, or $10 tor 6 Guaranteed Winners. Monochord, 10 -I, 7th was ,,,;,• i'ri.la.v special. We have two that should win easily. one for Monday, the 1Mb and one far Thursday, the IMst. We also have one that is all ready to U in and vil! be a sure thing w lieu entered. So rash your subscription at once. E. HALL & CO., 70«W. l«li St. Kansas City, Mo. AIRSHIP ... 8-1 WON wan my upeelal ymterday. TODAY we have one that will win just as easily as Airship did yesterday. This one worked fast enough to lieat stake horsos and is in with a bunch of ■ntllas platers. This one will win at a good price. DON'T FAIL TO OKT ON! JACK P. RILEY, OO Klftli Ave. Tel. Main 1740-Clcar Store. TERMS: 50 cents Daily; $a.5Q Weekly. National Racing Review No. 149 Koom 87 TI Dearborn Street CHICAUO, ILI,. Yesterday's Special. MARY MORRIS. 1 to 1. Third. Yesterday's One-Horse Wire Withdrawn. $5.00 Per Week. WHAT THE RUNNING HORSES DID IN 1906. A complete record of the performances and winnings of all horses racing last year. Price $1. Dally Racing Form Publishing Co., U4 fifth Avenue. Chicago. 111. TURF REPORTER'S SPECIAL R. 31*4, 50 Dearborn Street, Chicago. Saturday's Special: 75-80-81-86-13-91-77-43-92-90-97. Entry List; 1-12-804-810-815-816-819-821-822-850-8S2. 853-862.

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