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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, March 21, 1907

Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, March 21, 1907 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1907 drf1907032101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, March 21, 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] T Duty T y^uC/n^L^^J 01 ID I VOL. XIII. NO. ti». CHICAGO, THURSDAY, MABCII 21, 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS Ziephen Wins Rosebud: Notasulga is Withdrawn to be Reserved for Eastern Events ZIEPHEN WINS ROSEBUD. ' ( NOTASULGA IS WITHDRAWN TO BE RESERVED FOR EASTERN EVENTS ! E. M. Fry Finds 126 Pounds Too Much — Colloquy Sets a New Track Record — Yankee Girl Victorious. New Oilcans. La.. March SI. — The withdrawal of , Beaaaalgs tmm tee Beoebud stakes, the feature af the program at the Fair orounds this afternoon. robbed that race of mutch af its tetereat. Notasal-ga's people concluded thai it woaM be no good tkteg to ask the lilly to carry IS pounds and run live eighth* of I mile at top speed n early in the seaaan. Thai have in view Mate eastern engage incuts .imi have decided to give her ■ let ap before shipping to New York. Blue Lee waa ahw scratched, hat W. II. Bay aet added htoatbert, which made si\ startera, W" i t ) i Ketasnaro eul the Ik ace Fact pair, i: M. Fry ami Geneva S . were well IBsed and the former was expected to redeem eoaae el ids recently loot laurels, 'ill.- IS panada, however, proved more thaa a ■traainr and In- waa never a ahagereaa -on tender. Bleahea, well rHira and displaying amea Bnced, was Hit- winner, lit- joined Coim ideht and Moatheri before they had gone twenty yards and the three raced head and brad! imiii on the turn out of the haefcatreteh, where Coincident, which was on the inside, was harply 'HI olT and ROWded hark. After entering tin- homestretch. Bephea drew away, but in tin- tinal far long Coincident gat to gotag avail! and. tin i-li inir with a -leal burst of BBCCd, Icreed I hard to ^.» to a drive on Bleahea to beat her out ■ half length. The atake was worth ft,565, the winner's portion of which was $1,226. In the third race that little speed marvel. OoOo- |UV. hung tip a new track record for live eighths of a mile hy running the distance in ."iftj. the previous imu-k licing LBS, t'dl.»|iiy. as usual left the hairier with a raah and \rrv-^~^rtmr out in froai setting the pa IT Garner had a restraining hold on her until straightened out in the stretch, where she drew away agate and won under restraint. Yankee l.irl slill retains the speed she displayed Saturday teat, when she won the City Talk Derby. She made a show of her opponent in the lift 1 1 race, at one mile and twenty yards. Among those tinishing hehind her was Daaaa, which had defeated her at their last BM.it lap;. Yankee Girl was slow in leaving the post, hui soon raced into the lead, taking command on the Iiackslrelih. and lliawhll away under reslraint to win Willi plenty in reserve. This was her iryout tor I he Crescent i ity Hoi by. sir TuaaVagtoa gaBaped a mile tali awning, fighting for bht head, in l:46i. Thki horae waa never as goad :.s lie is jitsi now and his owners aaj that he will he hard to heat in the Derby. "Hoots" lhirnell. owner ol leinace.. wired Ilia I he u.uid arrive here taaaarrow. He comes to aaperte- irnd Teinareo'^ tinai 0 reparation for the Derby. The Call appeal- to he WlWhteg out id' tile ■arCaCBI lie dteptayed at city Park last w«'k. .1. .1. Markleiu's proaHateg two-year-old Hamlet was hadly cut down in his rare today and it will he some time before he pace to the po-t agate. The colt was cut in three or (jaa places and when he pulled up the IiIixhI was atroaariag from a loag gaah above the hock on the aatehh teterestteg racteg for taaaarrow seems aaaored [ by the character of the entries such bored as No i Qawilir Kohinoor. Bert Oara; Drop Btltch, Brrbra , M.. l'lyoii: (Jrenade. ]'o\mead. liranida; i:nieli;«-licy. , Jogghtr, rasadiMia: Morah's. (iai Manilla. lionart: Clisten. I.acy Craw lord. Sanction: Cull. Telegrapher • ■ad Mary Morris bl lag ededited with many excel lent performances. T. K. I.ymli Foncasta Wins in a Close Finish: Some Think Belvoir the Victor and a Demonstration is Made [FONCASTA WINS IN A CLOSE FINISH. Some Think Belvoir the Victor and a Demonstration Is Made. Uw AagclM, iai.. htereh Mt— The ateadg down pom- of last aigM lemlcrcd the track sloppy today. . The radag was devoid al interest, ami the only enlivening incident WM one af tln se senseless pro tests from disgruntled l.et:ois. Some of them l tettgteed that the tedgefl had erred ill the plaoin- af I the horses in the fourth race. Tom-asta. in a sharp . .drive heal lielvoir hy a head, tee latter swerving ; tliadly in the teal stride, hut some in the crowd 1 thought differently and assembling around the i- Jadtete' atead iwlftioaalj thoated their ilaapproval. Komasta won begaad a dotilu ami the ipiick Uashing ■ or thC otticial result scatteretl the griimbh-rs A good card is offered for tomorrow afternoon, and with the incitement of an eager! unity to see e such liorses as Clitic. Revolt, ltarunia: I'iquel. .loyner. I.ucrece; I'd I'aisimu. Needful. Jack Adams: : l'auloiitle. You Tromp. Don Homo: (Jorgaleto. Fon-(•asta. QearajB B. Miiner: Sister Julia. Cigana :iml 1 Harney (tldlield clash, there will probably tie more e lliait an average attendance. B. 1'. O'Malley. Benning Racing Officials BENNING RACING OFFICIALS. ■ayashington, I . C, March HO. — The racing officials is for" Hie spring meeting of the Washington Jockey y Cluh. which will 0| en at Kenning Monday next, aive: ■ : S. S. I Howlaud. II. T. Ovnard and Samuel Koss. ■. stewards: Clarence Mdlowell and Joseph A. Murphy, r, judges: aiars Cassidy. startpr: Joseph A. Muri hy. r, haudicapiiA": J. I. Hall, paddock and patrol judge: ■: W. H. Biivretto. timer: II. N. Iloman. startiug g jmlKe, an l H. G. Crlckuiore, elerk t f the aagraf H.- and scales. Court is Asked to Stop Raids: Oaklawn Management Applies for Another Restraining Order-Open Betting Again ' ( ! , COURT IS ASKED TO STOP RAIDS. j, Oaklawn Manaqement Applies for Another Restraininq Order — Open Bettinq Aqain. Hot Springs. Ark.. March 20. — The Oaklawn Jockey Club, in an effort to prevenl anolher raid al the brack, this aMwatag applied to Chancellor Carl for an order restraining the Citizens' Improvement | I'nion. its uieinlH'is or agents from entering the - mounds t eke arreeta as the] did yeaterday. Ai-iunciits were heard this afternoon and the Jadge . now has the ease under advisement. He will proh- i ably announce his decision tomorrow morning. The nine men who were arrested yeslerday sue- . ended in havtag thear eaaea eaatlaaed until l'riday, when they will make the journey of nine miles lo Rale Towaahlp to appear before atagtetrate l'lcm ster. The betting was done .rpelily today. There were seven teyefl in the ring. They Ml on Mools and diepleyed theli prlceo on il targhu of their pro grains. They were let very baey, however. I'hc attendance was -.111:111. The track is not making cxpeoaea aader preetoi roadMtoaa ami if the meet teg holds on i until April 13 it will be Barprialag. A rumor is in cinulatioli toajghl that it has hi en ihrldtd t doae March 30. The waaagrnieal of the track v^oiihl not lit in or deny this staleinciit. I'. T. Chinu's hornt ■ were Black in evidence thK afteraaaw, three of theai earateg paraea The per foiniami' of Savahle \\as remarkable. lb- uon the tit t li race at ■even-cightha of a Daih in a coataioa ranter in the fael time of l:i'i;;. a oca track record. He was favored bj good radag luck ami had clear sailing all the way. II he retains liU present good form and diM-s ii.. i break dowa he will Im- a iroidesoine enatoajer for the eastern apt interi to tackle. The other awaahen of the China stable lo earn brackets were Shenandoah and Astoria Helle. The three were l addon by Aubnchon. Jack I.ory and Beechce had a ha tile royal for the entire length of the stretch, the former winning by a head. Nose- separated Proteus and Hirniingiiam at the finish of the third race. Birmingham went late a long lead soon after the start, hut tired badly in the chrsiiig strides, whi-h pnafthttl .' him out. l'lip npeel calculations by taking the purse in the ascend race. T. I'. Bayee look the anrae away from I'. King by raising l'H|) from .$700 lo Sl.OOO. Some good racers are named to start tomorrow and among them such as Allicrt If., C. II. Shilling. Ktta Louise: Thcdocia. Hroken Ifctedy, Hulzura: Leta Huffy. Invasion. I.ady Lavish; The Hear. The Abbot, Marathon; standover. Lard Dixon, J. H. Hutin: King Leopold. The Belle of Brighten and Charley Ward have shown eaad form on various occasion-- J. L. Dempeey. Slim Prospect for Fast Track: Bad Weather Conditions Continue at Oakland-Andrew Mack's Defeat Causes Hissing [ i , , • . l I . ; 1 i- ■ e : SLIM PROSPECT FOR FAST TRACK. Bad Weather Conditions Continue at Oakland — Andrew Mack's Defeat Causes Hissinq. Oakland, (al.. March It. — Trying weather and track conditions still continue. Today was one of till worst of the sea-on ill hoth KOpeeta. The -oil Ig has bean alternately designated as fair, moddy, ■loppy r heavy for approximately one hundred racing days and the end is not ye! in sight. Despite theae very serious drawbacks the attendance baa kept up amazingly and shows an increase of 1 1 1 per cent, over any previous year. This afternoon's card was of mere than average excellence ami te- eluded a partidilai ly attractive lealure. the handL cap. at a mile and twenty yards. Collector Jo^siip scored a lluke victory over Andrew* Mack. Keener ' got away badly with Andrew Mack and the slarler flaw in for another hostile deinonstrat ion. the pub lie hissing him repeatedly for the had start. Boas, the i inline Slakes winner, again demon slraled his really good class by winning Ihe intro diictory racial with impros-ive ease. The victory of I'imkiin in the lil'tli race over r such well tried iKiiormeis as Kokouio anil Wool I Sandals created a sensation. L. Williams rage Ap ph-ate's coll •badly. He willingly accepted the worst position and going at the start. The reverse W.l- the mne with Kokouio. Frank Boss expecta lo race on ajetnmolitan tracks alter the close of the Oakland meeting. Book maker Lie-ton left for Benning yesterday. Barney • Schreihcr resumed ring operations at Oakland I" _ day. the big turfman's short sojourn in southern " California lias greatly lienetited hi- health. Jocund I has been sold to J. IL Miller. II. Stover claimed 1 Confessor yesterday for |TS. Some improvement in tile going is to tie expected 1 by tomorrow afternoon, but most of the horses , . entered for the various races are pronounced mud ' runners, and with such useful ones in as Rustler. Jeremiah. Charay; Klevatioii. Heisain. Judge: Lazell. I Anvil. Byroneidale: Boguin. (heels. Logo: Magranc. Hedge! horn. Mcada: Curriculum. Johnny Lyons and d Mitre the racing will probahly be fully as good j as could UMiaallj Ik- expected. II. I'orsland. Refuses $14,000 for Montgomery 1 e is y ■ : ■. r, r, ■: g H.- REFUSES $14,000 FOR MONTGOMERY, • Memphis. Tenn.. March 20.— Montgomery, the Ghana & Foray the candidate for the crescent City y Derbg, is on his way to New Orleans and is due at f the fair Orounds tomorrow morning. Trainer 1 Colston gave the colt a slow mile at Montgomery y l'ark this morning, ended him out ami put him into ,1 a car that was waiting on Ihe -iding. Along wit U Ii him went the horse Charley Thompson, a stable e companion, just to keep him quiet on ihe journey. Just Iwfore shipping the colt. Bred I'orsytlie refused J an offer of $1L0OO. which was made hy Charles ■S Mulhollanil. trainer of the Beiinelt stable. Mul 1 holland, it is understood, was uetiub' for K. L. j. XUuuias. Ob Again Wins the Lincolnshire y at f 1 y ,1 U Ii e J ■S 1 L. j. OB AGAIN WINS THE LINCOLNSHIRE. The French hred horse Oh duplicated Ids success of last year when he Carried' the eoloi s of \l. Kphiiissi to victory in tlie Lincolnshire Handicap at Lincoln. Lngland. Tuesday. Oh was an eat- skier ta tea lield af twenty four horses, going to tea post at 2T to 1. Kallir Chief was the only horae hacked in the winter hooks to figure in Ihe result. He was second and Ritleite. an outsider. was third. Katlir Chief, which had been well bached for several weeks, went to the | ost. at loo to 7. a longer price than it was BeaaSbh) to gel ten days ago. The race was run over tlie straiijUL utile aud had a value of l,O00 su\ert:ij;ua, Officials for Seattle Meeting OFFICIALS FOR SEATTLE MEETING. Oakland. Cal.. March ML— The orlicials for the meeting of KiO days, which will oih-ii at Seattle in Inne. are: Horace Igbert, presiding Judge and baadi capper; I'. B. MnBwllnnd and R. F. Lekghhak associate judues. and Arthur McKaight, starter. J. F. Clifford said today that he will lake jockey A. Brown to Seattle instead af to New York as he had planned. Ullman's Conditions Unchanged ULLMAN'S CONDITION UNCHANGED. Oakland. Cal.. Match -" BefWetO from Br. Cardt- aer'a Baalteriam al Belmont are to the effect that Joe I llinan passed an unusually restless night, otherwise there lias heeu uo clianse Ui ltis. coiidi-Uou. HI Los Angeles Form Chart | - . i . ' r I • _ " I 1 1 , . ' I d j LOS ANGELES FORM CHART. i.xsi'i it PARK ) LOS ANGELFS, CAL.. Wednesday, March 20. 1907. Ninety sixth day. Los \ngeles Jockey '. lib. Winter Meeting (origtenUj '■»' days; exteatied ta IBS daya). Weather showery: track sloppy, lis i ks on.) Blesidlng IndgC, A. \V Hamilton. Slarler. Bhluird Hwyer. Secretary, lohn Pi den. Battel slarts at 1 :4o p. m. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figaros in patelilhesis followlllg the distance al each race indicate lraik record, age of hone 1 wci-hl carried. P77Q7 I'lKST BACB 3-4 Mile. t-lHi'l T, n»7.) Pane SMB :: year obJa, s,.|iin^. i i i e i Net value to winner %:;•£ . Hid Horses AWtPBSt',4 % %~«tr Kin Jockeys Owners 0 H C V S 6761 1 i'.i:i.' 'il AM i:\-.\i w IW 7 i 1*1 1' l' l- I' Botend w T Anderson i 13 teH» 2-5 oag (G7637)TAQS W« M :: ,; '■• ' -' '" -' M Brest. Ul J Curl I Ii I s .", :: .", i7..jii-i-:lmi \li-: ws lia l - ::" •"•' V "' W Knapp .1 Oofley :: .". r, ■ 4-5 i;i;'.iS'l AI. KAN'S B H»7 I 4 V B1 I".1 I' Howard A Q I^n 1". L'n H 7 :j 67538= HAN LAD A a M" - " f *| l'1 :,ll: •" ' C K Sulli'nl liuiter Stable f i. I I r, 7-10 S7692 GAMBOL. mi IW 4 :: V 1 2' 4'i ii1" Brnaael l Hntton l_' M ::o s 4 n; 'st n 'ill KI-' O'HAVER wi; llu ." ■ 7 7 7 7 7 Jno ChrroUE B Bentty 12 M ai S J Time, -i ;. w. I :!•'.- Winner ("i. g. by Cohlen Carter La Pai (trai I by W. T. Anderson). Wen. to post al 1:10. Al post I Minute. Start good. Won easily: sciond ihe same- third hancily. Belchamber, well nerved by the sloppy going, showed the atost speed throngboot, and won cant ring. TcoMtaoved op fast after paasteg the far tnra and under a hard drive Sntebed gamely. Rfmdale wan andef piiiilshinent llipnigli the Hnal sixteenth and tired al the end. St. Albaru Bnlsbed fast. Banteda ipiit I. -idly. The .viniui was In for sr.oo; no bid. C770U SCI iiNU BACK 1 1-1G Miles. 11:1.".; ." IBS.) Line S|ihi. 1-year-olds and up- \y I 4 OO ward. Sollim.'. Net value to winner $386. Ind Horses AWt"l»l~St % % ~%~Str I'in Jockeys Owners O H C P S S7542 THK l"OET a l i»7 C :. 2J ? --' l: 1; 5 Botend T O Webber 2J £ :, s £ 7 10 i.T'ii; cioi. \si 'i i ws I im I :: S* V i" tl :.'; C Qmnd CnrpenterikKen'n W m I H 7 : i.TiiT [ \-RKI14 1 w 8 in." t I :i" l" :'.'. i" S* C Boss c \ Rose i i a mj ", owl 67566 PRESKNT1MENT W 6 MB 2 7 4-' :;'■ .' I4 I Pmach f I KeUy » mn umi :;o io 67017 MOOR ui: I lOgj 16 8 8 7"' V '■ Willis Omngevnle St* M M ::n 7 & i'o.V.i" t: VS'l'BR BARD wall NW . t I I l1 '•! *i' i Kunz II \ Cotton ., 12 il' r, 2 66535 SVTIN c i \ i wan 9 l"7 I 2 ti1 *•' te 1* 7"' J '"lark H s Blackburn 1". 25 2S 8 4 67711 SPART\N wa I h'7 5 8 7] 7"1- 8 8 8 M Preston R H Harris In M 4 8-5 Time. 23 . 50), I 17 . Ill . I 53|. Winner i Ii. g, by Bonaseaa The leho (trained bj I. \i Shields). Weni io post at 2:14. At pool ! inteates. Star! good. Won handily; second easily: third the .uip. The Poel ran clone ap to the atretck and easily passed Raster Card after entering the stretch and. andar :■ I. .Hid 1 hie. held Rt-taSCO sale in the cluslBf -Iridic. BdaSC Ned up fast after luiniiig into the liii.il quarter and finished resolutely. Pyrrno ran falrrj weB, bal swerved hadly in the Baal sixteenth ami was Bring fa-i in the efosieg strides. Raster Card uns speedy, bal fell awaj teal alter taming for home. 'I iie \\ Inner .« - ii for $4fU; no bid. Scr.itc lied i.".t''.s I, olden Light, 107; 87*91 Sam Craig. IBS; 07::i I Bostof, loV. Uvcrweightii Moor, 1' pounds. ^rTrTOiTi THIBD BACB 5-8 Mile, r.'i 110.) Parse -JI'mi 4-year-ohhl and upward. f3 4 | Q«J Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWt HP St 'a % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners () II C P S nam BLACK BYB8 4 112 (i 4 I'll1 -' 1| M 1 'rest on it L Jonea .", r, ::.'. UK 67613 TKNDRB CBi:ST WB ii 113 :; :'. V -' :'.J -■■ Brnaael Mrs H A Scott i". :: 2 7-1*2-6 67613 NEATNESS m 11'-' 5 ■ 4' l 4^ g Kunz El Rio Stable 1 4J 4.'. 7-6 7-41 67581 SHAV1TA WB 4 112 I '. "■' ": "■' lh Wilmot olive drove Sta M M N -m 10 M'7i'.!)\l VNITt \ w ■ .". IV I I i"k ''. ' '."." H Smith Mrs W .1 SocU's 3-2 3 '■'■ Ii". " 5 rris7 1.Mi\ mm; wa I 114 2 7 8' 8" ('.' tv1 Xe-CTTis nnni.-i Rf&bTe 20 25 l'-~ 8 4 67441 SILICATE wniillJ 7 - S 71 7»t "h C Qmnd B B All. n :.n Iihi phi :;ii 12 67467 ll\l\ CLdl'I) W4 l"7 IS 7' I 8 I G Nioh.ls Smith g Martin 58 (MMB 10 Tim I 2S, 50. 1 :(i::i. Winner — 81k. f. by Albert— Mont vale (trained by W. Bchnbacb). Went to post at 2:42. At iiost 1 aiiniiie. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Black Byes followed the leaders for the first half, then nioMil mi teal and. standing the last eighth drive gamely. ;in: lied drawing clear. Tender Cresl toned a sharp pace foi the Brat half and. responding gamely to the whip, was gaining on the Winner al the end. Neatness, in :i long stretch drive, liuished Hsolulelv. Stn,\ita ran well. Manera showed eally speed, hut tired. The winner was in for #4(^i; no I id sci.it hed-t "H'Jlvile ..r Portland, 112; 07.MH Lillian Ayres, 112; 87712 Parting finnh. 112; 878*4 Lizzie Alhertiue. 112. ( lei w eights Lady King. S i.ounds. d rT T A t\ WH-TBTH BACB— 1 Mile. (1:.Ts' — I -100.) I 'nisi' tdta). :: rnr-oMs and now nd. O i i "dfc" Selling. Net va!;:e lo winner Ip.'ilT.. Ind" Batata ~""AWrp"P"St 'A Vj %^rr~Finl Jockeys Owners O II ("' P S"" ii;7i:::iit iNCAS ia sit t; iuT I 2 --' 2". y\ 2- P M Preston J Cnrl 7 in7 m:: ,-, oat— • 67613 BRLVUIR W 4 IM E 4 V V •". ■ V 2* Aher 11 G Bedwell SI B B I I 67642 Molll'R w ■ 1 !I7 li 8 1- 1' 1» 1" - :!■" G Nichols . I C Kuss.-ll ,.i |nn pin ::n pi 67691 ! JOY NEB trllK t 5 • :.- I1 4' C Roaa C I. McDonald 17 7 2 8-8 67588 I II. WALWORTH W8B I 1»7 2X7 ■" 7 7 5* Kunz E Wright 8 7 7 L' :; r, loi;:^ PING DONG II. w ". IM 7 7 .",' 7 ii' V tP W Knapp Blma 1 Farm 15 i'u _'i u n-5 676S3 M il YI'LBANK WM M7 1 1 11 i] ■'•'. I-' 7 C Grand T B Moots ii i; ii s ", ;; .", lime. •_'".. 50, 1 : 1 ( ; ; - 1 :44. Winner — Ch. g, by I'onso — I.ucasta. by Hayden Kdwards (trained by J. Cnrl). Went to post al 3:07. At | ost 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Poncasta raced (dose no in the iai-* turn, then moved ap last .-mil. shak'ng o:T Mohnr, had enough left ,. withstand Bcbrolr's challenge al the end. The latter was umhr i hard drive all tbrongb the Hnal »igbtb and Bnlsbed gamely, bnl swerved in the ctoateg Mr idea Mohnr ran an unexpectedly good race. Joynec c..n do inach better. The others never threatened. The arfaner wna in for - t ■ h i - no hid. Scratched C7«37» Irish Mail, si . ;7i; :7 i:\tranell. s.".. £* eT rT /% ~\ ril'TH BACE Futurity Course. (2W feet leas than :■ 4 mile, i i 1 lib S-gO.) O I 4 TC X Burse sfiNI. :: vear olds. Selling. Net value to winner 8325u Dal' Horaea AWTpp~SM4 Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 878SS' Vlltc. LOBRAINR a '.•" ' :! 4' 4'| 4s !'• Bruaael G Summers 8 M .8 1'. 7 10 U7-41 l.'I.AN'CKIt ws i id I ". l1 l- l ** W Knapp i . nii\ Broa l 8-6 8-5 1-2 1-4 HIMZ Bid i: Bo'l'l'l.i: wa as: 8 t I X| CJ 8'i J Clark E R Bentty 10 13 12 2] 8-6 6761 1 II. 1.1 Slo.N wan hi 4 1 8 '. •".- I M Preaton J Curl 2 ] 7-6 2-6 out 67512 KAMSACK wn 165 :: I _' 2* -i •".- Kunz G Hutton lo Hi M 10 :{ io.mj I.AHV KITTT wn no l o :.i ."i»' G ii Jno Carroll Lennox stable M 28 28 ti jj Time. 1:1.:. W inner— B f. by Ki-inel — Virginia Hare, by Apache (trained by G. Hammers). Weni to (Mai at 3:36. At post 1 minute. Stall good. Won driving: second the oaaee; Ihi'd e.a-cly'. Virgina Lorraine eras ontpneed for the erst three furlongs, hut moved ap foal when an »jghtii onl and. getting throiigii a narrow opening, got up ta win in the last two stlldea. Btenccr showed the most speed for live furl ngs. hut tired in the closing strides under the whip. Blue Bottle, in ■ long stretch drive. linisi.ed resolutely and was making up ground in the Inal eighth. I Hariri came with a belated rush m the la^t seventy live yards. Kaamnck qnil in tee stretch. The winner was in for (SOB; no hid. Scratched (C7488)Bed Garter, log; 07ttlfl Otto Price, NB; (B7d£t)Bemcmber, •■ . Overweights b'amsack, ! pounds; ;;;ue Bottle, 1'. OfTrTyl O BIXTH HACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. (1HM|— 4— 1C8.) I -nine $»«io. .". vear olds. Allov,--O 4 8 1-1 aaeea. Net value to winner *:^r . Ind Horses AWt PP St % '/£ % str Fin jockeys Owners T H C I» S 87641 BD TBAI V W lu7 2 2 1» Iti l» 1| M Preaton .1 F New man II .".4 4 7~7"lO r,7t::7 JOAN OF ABC 10.r 1 1 J • l l' 1-'. C Boss A Goodta .'! 4* l| I E I .". 87038 BIN ALO A II. w 101 E E ".' "' :'.-' 3* Kunz K .1 Baldwin 111 -u 7 2| 6-5 67837 KITTY M'CAKTIIV wa MS o 1; Hi 4-' 4» 4* C Grand Orangevaie Sta 15 M M M 4 67637 MISS II1MVAK w Hi 7 !i ph 7J n1 te Bruaael T o Webber 10 10 S -1\ 6-5 (otito'HLAYLIT m Ho 4 7 Tj 8* 5| *'•■■ D Botend II C Lund 2-2 8-6 8-6 I 6 I 5 67863 AUDI BON W 110 8 4 # 5) B| 71 (loodchild A C Hon .hue 88 86 88 I'll 10 67287 SHASTAMVX w it- W 10 EJ i 7| 81 P Murray A G Tucker '■' 88 68 Bl 10 6748S HRKMOSELLO MB 8 :: B| :•• '" »• G Nichols Mill. r\ McCetrk E8 E8 40 1". 0 67438 1'AI.STAIT' wa M7 A S lo 10 lo id Jmi CarrollF J Kelly 20 68 58 ir 7 Time, i'i, SB, 1:11 i. Winner Ch g, by Baacnfan — Foale Newnniii (trained by 11. s. Newman). Went to pool at 4:os. At post :', i.ilnutes. Start good. Won driving: ascend easilv third driving. Bd Tracy got oil flying and showed the uio-t speed all the way, hill was under a haul drive al] „f the hnal sKlociith. .loan of Arc forced a Sharp pace for the tirst live furlongs mul clung on tenaciously 1111 !er a weak ride. Btealoa II. , in a long stretch drive, finished resolutely. Kitty McCarthy cam., last in the una! hundred van'?. Blaylit showed scant Hpeed. Scratched o7637*Gold Ledge. 107; U70H3 Sail Alvarado, 110; 67067 Long Nick, lo7: SOtUO Strateha* away. lo7: 67667 Cokwado, Ghfi, IBS Incorrect wviglit in entries llermosello. 107. Overweights Aadnban, 3 pounds- Shaatanmx, 2. Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM I ; ISSUED EVERY DAY. OAliy RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO. ' . Publishers of SHE „.... AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION CALENDAR '. Official organ of THB AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION. . A Dally Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. : Editor and Proprietor, F. H. BruneU. Associate Editor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. 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Their r noraea and the et nioga af their boreee arc their capital and their Incouae and their calling is as s ] -itiiua'c as the calling af the man who aeHi a merchandise. Bat the legislature af the state af Arkansas has deemed It in to paaa aa act, which 1 is now the law ol that state forbidding belting on i racea la rerj clearly defined teraaa. As a aaaree ol revenue betting seems neceaaary to the aarrcaa ot racing at Hot Springs. Bat thai eeeeeaity deea not serre as ■ valid excuee for carrying on a meet tog nndec conditions that are evidently law defying. u i- sai,i thai the owaera af Oaklawa have been t ndriaed by expert1 lawyers that the Amis law is 1 ■•eonstitutionaL [bat advice i~ good ground for proaecating suite throogfa the courts of Arkansas ; *o eatabllab the unconstrtutionaHry f the law. Certainly enoogfa baa been done in vioiaiion at its juovisions to fnralab ■ baahi for bringing every phase to the aeratla) of the courts. This should be' . dead) as apeedUy and diligently aa possible. Ouu lawa repreaeata a beary investment of money and ]i one could properly blame its owners for doing all I i: their power h-alh to save their property. But ■there is a right way and ■ wrong way of aaaaac ■ h thiaga ami the wrong way is now being travelled. The spectacle Of daily raids by officers t the law gives the track ■ bad name and is baneful to the interests of a high class apart elsewhere. If racing cannot now be carried on peacefully at Ohklawa, ii ahoald be al baaed until the courts . . on all the ["•ini- I i « i.nlfovel sy. This i arould be beat for the borae owners aad best for the track owners. Furthermore, it would tend to gain 1 the respect of the people ot Arkansas, as even the oootroUera of the track Boat peeeehre that it would I be highly advantageous to hare the ayaapathj af the citizens of that state Instead af their hostility. Flouting and defying its lau- mast inevitable and I justly evoke the latter. Donna a Bargain for Schreiber: History of the Daughter of Donovan That is to Go to Woodlands Farm I ; ' '. . : : : I . , I i I , 1 t ' I j . ' l ' i ' hi I in i : " b it v DONNA A BARGAIN FOR SCHREIBER. . History of the Dauqhter of Donovan That Is » to Go to Woodlands Farm. Mm h of the success that Barney Schreibcr has had ( ! and is having in racing the horses produced at his Woodlands Kami in Missouri Is due to the fact . that he is always on the alert for well bred young : aufrea likely to become gbed producers. Witii his I liookinakiiig and the maintenance of racing stables I al all of the tracks. Mr. Schreilier is an extremely i busy man. but he never neglects the farm for these ' | other things and he devotes as much time as he ' ■ an spare to the study of pedigrees. Thus he ' , annually picks up several tillies which eventually bi come nieinliers of his band of matrons, and he ■ ( usually gets tlietii cheap. It is doubtful, however. . if be ever got such a bargain as he has in Detune* i for Donna is not only exquisitely bred, but she lias already returned Mr. atehreeber a handsome profit 1 on his investment. Deaaaa is now a four-year-old and has illustrious ; ] kin on both sides of the Atlantic. She was bred in England, but was foaled in America. Her sire is , ' Donovan, winner of the Derby in England in !■ , , and she is the only daughter of that great horse I lacing in this country at the present time and one , Of the very few of his get on this side of the Atlantic ocean. Her dam is Meta. by Onondaga, out 1 of Una. by War Dance. Meta was bred by Milton ' Young and was raced for two seasons — as a two- ] year-old in 1888 by William MoC.uigaii ami as a IbuatdJ lit old in 1SS9 by Eugene Leigh. She was a winner lioth seasons. In the spring of lsfto she , was retired to the stud of J. V. Shipp at Midway. , Ky. It was there that she produced Sunny Slope. , the good race mare for which Mr. Shipp's farm is ( Bear named. From Mr. Shipp she passed to W. I'. , Norton.* of Hopkiusville. Ky.. and she gave to the , turf the good horses Austin. Kentucky and Chetah a ., (dam of Charles Flwood. winner of the Brighton «, Derby in 1808). From Mr. Norton Meta passed to \Y. C. Whitney, who bred her to Lis ak at La Belle ., Stud in Kentucky in the spring of 1900 and took her ] to England in the fall of that year. The following ■ spring' she dropped a bay lilly as the result of that | mating and it was named Metaline. As a two-year- _ old in August. 1MB, Metaline won the Colwiek Park , Selling Plate of fBN the first crack out of the BOX a L for Mr. Whitney anil when she was brought back to the stand and bid up to $77.".. he let her go. . After foaling Metaline. Meta was bred to Yelas-i|itez and in the spring of IMS came a brown eolt which was mimed Olivares and which Mr. Whitney . sold as a yearling for $ (i(l. He was also a winner s ' in England. In the spring of IMS Meta was bred to Donovan and was brought back to this country in the fall of that year. She was sent to La Belle Stud and there in the spring of HM, she foaled . Donna. In the early part of 1904, Mr. Whitney pasaed away and his breeding establishment was sold by auction in the fall of that year. The yearlings . were Bold in September and the Bares and stallions in October. At the sale of the yearlings Donna be-caaae the property of the Quughairea stable, otherwise Thomas Clyde and his brother, the litter BOa deceased, for $1.1imi. and at tiie sale of the mares. Meta. which had been bred to Yankee, was sold to Klhott c. Cowdin for $1,100. In the spring of l:«r.. Meta foaled a chestnut lilly as the result of the union wilh Yankee. It was sold last tall as a ' .Mailing to 8. D. Wilson for f20§ and will race ' .I' neater the name of Metaphor. Donate carried the Ooughacrcs Stable's colors to ' five times as a two-year-old in I9K, but was not '■nee ill the nionev. Last year she stalled fifteen nines, won twice, was second four times, third once and unplaced eight times, earning fl.tWi Al i Weston took her. along with others of the Clyde rses. to New Orleans and started her four times N January. Sin. won one race, was third once and ■ ' twice unplaced for him. It was decided to get " rid of her. She was pat in a paddock sale Febru- s ary 2, and sold to Bohert Wahtea for $i"i0. She , " carried the Waldcn colors twke. liuisliing third '' •ii. By this time Barney Schreibcr had seen t " is the report of her sale for |f9n , ami he wired from sl San Franctaco to Billy Kirwan at New Orleans to ]1 in buy her from YValdin. Kirwan got her for JM9 . '' was Mr. Schreiber's intention to send her forth- * a with to Woodlands Farm, but after Kirwan had [ galloped Dec a time or two lie saw that she was a ■ do IihiI willi Which some feed money might lie picked up. so he decided to race her. The results have been surprising to everyone, to even the trainer. She has won four races and finished second twice '"' and third once (the race of yesterday ). in the n' short time Mr. Schreilier has owned her and she , X' has brought him. SI. "10 in prize money, a profit of ■ "' not $1.1 lo. She has shown that she possesses speed, is game and would undoubtedly go a route, but '"' probably not with great weight up. On the whole ll: she will make a most desirable broodmare. ■" ,.i Four-Year-Olds in Handicaps r s a 1 i t 1 ; . I . i 1 I I FOUR-YEAR-OLDS IN HANDICAPS. The eastern handicaps proancae to i c of extra ordinary interest this year. Especially strong is the division of four-year-olds. No overwhelming Sysonby appears here. Hut the nuiulier that can take up a re-cpectaMe ini|K st and put in a mile and a quarter in 2:(i( or better under favorable conditions, is siilh cleat alone to furnish a capita] Brooklyn or Suburban leaf. With no three year old or no horse five years old or more going to the post the four-yeai olds, at the average weights already assigned them in the Brooklyn. Suburban and Brighton can make this formidable showing: Burgomaster. 127 pounds: Accountant, TO; Sir Huon. Hit: Dr. (Sard- her, 119; Cottuaduna, lis. Kunning Water, lid; The Quail, llo: Whimsical. 115; Nealon. 114: Flip Flap. 112: Hot Toddy. 112: (iallavant. Ill: Tangle. Ill: Clark Griaath, late; Kuroki. Ma ; Entree. l(i!t: Hyperion II.. 108; Ironsides. MS; (oxmI Luck, lbs: (Gliding Star. 108; Tiptoe. Id-".: Dteafel, Kj::. and Ker-ehcval. i»7 each, each of thte list except The Quail. baring ( aptured one or more stake races last year. In the lion stake winning division liesides The Quail are Don Diego. TO; HulTs Eye. TO; Missouri Lad. KIT. StandOver. 104 ; Coiiietlienne. 102: Deacon Light. 1 KJ: Prince of Coins and Cloven-rest 100 each; Meteor and King Henry. i!7. and Ocean Spray. !M . Of this latter division Don Diego did not start last year, but was a good two -year-old. Beacon Light is by the recoid a better horse than Kercheval. Bull's Eye. Missouri Lad and Standover are useful. The others belonir in selling races. Coing back to the four year olds thai won stakes as three year-olds, there is no doubt that Bargee master was of high class and easily the best of his year. He liaii acta weighted accordingly. But J ( Burgomaster is an unsound horse and -abject to the suspicion that alwavs attaches to a celebrity that lias ' gone lame. It remains to be seen whether his skill t fill trainer can bring the splendid son or Hamburg to the post again sound enough to race as he can ' when right of the others eight won last year at j a mile and a quarter and their beat records at the distance and weights rallied were as follows: Point*. Wei-his. Mated. Time. Taimle. in:;. Croat Republic Stakes 2 it". Sir Huon. HO, Comnionwealili Handicap.. ... 2:tCt lottontow n, 117. First Special 2 i". Ncalou. 1(17. Turf Handicap 2:0" - Whiiiisical. 100. Standard Stakes 2:O0J . » ( ! . : I I i ' | ' ' , ■ ( . i 1 ; ] ' , , I , 1 ' ] , , , ( , , a ., «, ., ] ■ | _ , L a . . s ' . . ' ' .I' to ' 'Oallavanl. 111. Travels Stakes 2:481 ♦Accountant. I2ti. Than! stakes 2 in *Oood Luck. 117. California DeAy • . 2: Hi, •Trace] slow . Burgomaster. Flip Flap and Ironsides did not win at a mile and a quarter, but each recorded performances of extreme merit at the following longer distances: Horses. Distance. Weights. Htakes. Time. Burgomaster, 1 3-8 miles. TO;Behaoul Stakes. 2:2o Flip l"lap. 1 :; s miles, lmi: Advance Slakes.. 2:17-' Ironsides. 1 Vic, miles. lo7; Jerome Handicap. 2:10| of these rai-es it can 1m said that Durgomaster's was the fastest liehnont ever run. Flip Flap's was but one fifth of a second slower than the record set by Irish Lad and Ironsides tied the record pre- vioiisly held alone by I'.edouin. The best per forma nces from the time standpoint of the stake winners which (lid not win at a mile and a quarter, or at a longer distance of not much greater than a mile and a quarter were: Horses. Distance. Weights. Stakes. Time. Dr. Gardner, l mile. I2(i: (puree) 1:3*4 Banning Water. 1 1-8 miles. 121: Uainapo Handicap l:." li Hot Toddy. 1 1-H; miles. 117: Southampton Stakes 1 (sl Clark Grifflth, :i-4 mile. HIO: Toboggan Handicap 1:11? Kuroki. 1 IS miles. Ill: Spindrill Stakes.... 1:531 Kntree. 1 3-16 miles. 116; Beepers' Stakes... 2:00j Hyperion II.. 1 1 8 miles, lilt: Arkansas Derby 1:52* Guiding Star, 1 1 B miles. 111!: Crescent City Derby '. l:54| Tiptoe. 1 mile. 1 7: Ocean Handicap l:38| Israfel. 1 1 l(i miles. K Kings County llandi (ip 1:17 Kercheval. 1 1 It; miles. 1 M 12: Citizens' Handicap l:a8| To the credit of this sturdy anil promising band of fine young horses are many other performances of great merit. With 111 pounds; up. (iallavant was only beaten a naif length by Tangle when she won the Croat Republic- in 2:66. Accountant, with 126 pounds on his back, won the Wethers Stakes at a mile In l:88f. Nealon took up 122 pounds and ran mile and three-eighths in 2:19 in the Septetnlier Stakes. Hot Toddy ran a mile in 1 :.','.» with 116 pounds nil. ami twice won in l:30ii carrying 117 and 111 pounds. Kntree ran second in the Lawrence Realization. Ironsides »m the Hindoo Stakes at a mile anil three-quarters in ".: X»JL oxM Luck was mily Ix-aten a head in the Jerome Stakes When Ironsides won in record time. Tiptoe won at three quarters in 1:124, carryitiL: 126 pounds, and at mile in 1:411. with 11U pounds up. Willi 122 pounds on his back, Kerchexal ran Minnie Adams to a length in the City Dark Derby, a mile and a quarter in 2:(M!:;. Aceountanl took the Annual Champion. Brighton Derby. Saratoga Derby and Law rem e Realization beelttea the stakes mentioned. Sir itooa won the Kentucky Derby. Latonia Derby, Queen City Handicap and Seauale Stakes. Dr. Gardner took op 124 pounds and won the Bronx Handicap at three quarters in 1:]:;. The splendid I lilly. Running Water, took the Relniont Dark Weigiit for Age race at two miles and a quarter. • the Bdgeenere Stakes, in which she ran a mile and I an eighth in 1:V2. wit Ii 11". up. the Second Special. Alabama Slakes and Albemarle Stakes. Wh'insical 1 won the Jockey Club Weight fo* Age Stakes at a mile and an eighth in 1:." 1J. with r66 imuukIs in the saddle. I'lip Clap won the Oazelle Slakes and 1 Claremont Handicap. H.v|ieiioii II. look the Clark Handicap and Frank Fehr Slakes a! I^un'sville. Other conspicuous examples of speed, courage ami stamina can be drawn from the records of last year's racing tending to show that great things l can be confidently expected from the four year olds l!io7. Horses of other ages will find it ilithciilt t prevent them from monopolizing the richest , handicaps ol the approaching eastern campaign. Fillies Better than the Colts i N ■ ' " s , " '' " is t sl ]1 in '' * a [ ■ do '"' n' , X' ■ "' not '"' ll: ■" ,.i FILLIES BETTER THAN THE COLTS. "The two year old line is now well established,'' says the New Oilcans l'ica.vune. " "Flic fillies are ' . better than the colts, though as a rub' they are ' I more pate Minus and show good form earlier in tic ' season: but, the ease with which Notasulga dis- " , posed of Zicphen and K. M. Fry. two of the best 1 colts shown here, and the fact that Mollie Montrose ' considered by sonic horsemen better than No'ta- ' , sitlga. makes it look like the fillies lead not only precosity. but in class as well. In Mollie Monti use Ceorge llolle undoubtedly has a racehorse of ' ( good sort. , "The two-year-olds which gain winter honors here not as a rule maintain their reputations dining : , the summer season, but this daughter of Ccsariou 1 ■ looks like one that will be abb' to win anywhere. • , She has a world of speed, handles weight like a 1 , champion, and has not yet been forced to extend 1 herself to win in any of her starts. llolle had a 1 gixxl lilly here last year in Colloquy, but she did j shew I he high class which Mollie Montrose has exhibited. If Mr. Hullo decides to race in the . east this year lie will certainly have a strong ' hand in these two mares. Colloquy is a better horse at three years old than she was at two yearn old. and as a sprinter should he able to hold her own 1 anywhere. Her race against Judge 1'ost a lew days BgWi when she was the giving the colt, which a 1 few days later beat Emergency soinehting like , twenty pounds, was a brilliant one. "Colloquy was ridden by jockey earner, and he came in for a lot of harsh criticism for his ride, but he had been instructed to try to rate the mare ■ | and not let her run her head off in front. These • .] orders were given because of the considerable ■ ; weight disadvantage with which she was contending and she was beaten by a head, though closing like a flash at the finish and having strength enough to win had the distance been but a few strides further. According to goad judges who saw the race she would ceilainlx have won had she been taken to the front, as she had been in all her previous races, and should she anil Judge Post meet again under the same conditions as prevailed when she was beaten, she would undoubtedly be the favorite in the race." Jerome Bills Have Hearing JEROME BILLS HAVE HEARING. Albany. N. Y\. March 20.— The Jerome bills had their hearing before the Joint Codes Committee of the senate and Assembly today. The racing, interests were ably represented and seemed to have the liest of it in the arguments. The agricultural interests were strong in opposition to t lie measures which would take away the five per cent, tax on gate receipts. It is ant bettered that the bills will go to a vote, at least not without amendments favorable to the racing interests. Wondering as to the Future WONDERING AS TO THE FUTURE. IIorsen.cn are worried a lot over what they will have to do this summer. They are wondering whether any system can be devised which will make a meeting in Memphis possible, though they have abandoned hope as far as Chicago is concerned, frequent as hare been the winter rumors, that there was a (bailee there. The at rufnois are as regular in their appearance here as the mosquitoes, and many optimistir souls are buoyed up by hope until the last minute. — New Orleans loayune. To Declare off Memphis Stakes TO DECLARE OFF MEMPHIS STAKES. Memphis. Tea*., March 80.- Failing to get a quorum a; a called meeting of the directors of the New Memphis Jockey Club today. President Montgomery issued another call for tomorrow. It is stated on good authority that the stakes opened this winter will be declared off although no official corrolMir ition id' this can be had. A fall meeting is talked of here to test the present law which. prohibits betting on borae racing in all forms. Answers to Queries ANSWERS TO QUERIES. [Communications without names and addresses of senders will not be answered or noticed.! J. i... Chicago. No. it depended solely on Judge Poet's running. George l... Chicago. Cannot say. Your query not stating the case clearly. J. W. P .. -Memphis. Tcnn.. ami Others. Los An geleno was not an added starlei. lie was in the list of entries published in Daily Racing Form. Important Stake Dates I • I 1 1 l t , ' . ' I ' " , 1 ' ' , ' ( , : , 1 ■ • , 1 , 1 1 j . ' 1 1 , ■ | • .] ■ ; IMPORTANT STAKE DATES. Crescent City Derby, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La .March 23 Bell Stakes, Oakland, Cal March 23 First Denning Spring Handicap, Washington, D. C .March 23 Audubon Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La March 30 Dinner Stakes, Washington, D. C March 36 Spring Steeplechase, YVashington, D. C... March .".0 Gebhard Handicap, Oakland, Cal March 30 Banter Monday Steeplechase, YVashington, D. C April 1 Magnolia Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La April 3 Lyric Handicap, City Park, New Orleans. La. April 6 Washington Nursery Stakes, YY'ashington, D. C April 6 Juvenile Stakes, City Park, New Orlcans.La. April 10 Ladies' Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La. April 13 Orleans Handicap, City Park, New Orleans, La April 13 Jesse Brown Cup, Washington D. C April XS Second Spring Handicap, YY'ashington. D. C April 13 Carter Handicap, Aqueduct. New York April 15 Bayside Steeplechase. Aqueduct. N. Y. Ypril l.Y Carter Handicap, Aqueduct. N. Y April 15 Rose Stakes. Aqueduct. N. Y April 1G Uockaway Stakes, Aqueduct, N. Y April 17 Ozone Stakes, Aqueduct, N. Y April IS Arverne Stakes. Aqueduct. N. Y April 10 Wintield Steeplechase. Aqueduct, N. Y April 20 Canarsie Stakes, Aqueduct, N. Y April 20 Queens County Handicap. Aqueduct, N. Y... April 20 Union Stakes. Aqueduct, N. Y April 22 Sterling Stakes. Aqueduct. N. Y \pril 2:'. Woodhavcn Stakes. Aqueduct. N. Y' April 2t Glciiilalc* Steeplechase. Aqueduct, N. Y April 25 Flushing Stakes. Aqueduct, N. Y April 25 Lxcelsior Handicap. Jamaica, N. Y \pril 20 Flmhurst Stakes, Jamaica. N. Y April 27 Paiimonok Handicap. Jamaica. N. Y" April 27 Dunton Stakes. Jamaica. N. Y April 21) Corona Stakes. Jamaica. N. Y April 30 Greenfield Stakes, Jamaica. N. Y May 1 Columbus Stakes. Jamaica. N. Y May 2 Newton Stakes. Jamaica. N. Y May :; Rosedale Stakes. Jaimiica, N.- Y May 4 Kings County Handicap. Jamaica. N. Y May 4 WII1laaaahan.il Handicap. Jamaica. N. Y'....May 0 Montague Slakes. Jamaica. N. Y Ylay 7 Suffolk Stakes. Jamaica, N. Y May S Metropolitan Handicap, Belmont Park, New York May » New Y'ork Steeplechase, Belmont Park, N.Y..May 9 Larchmont Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y May 10 Juvenile Stakes, Belmont Park, N. Y May It Oakland Form Chart J ( ' t ' j OAKLAND FORM CHART. iOAIvI.A.XL). I OAKLAND. CAL., YVednesday. March 20. 1907.— one bun lied and sixth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting (about l50 days). Weather cloudy: track muddj. (12 books on.) « Presiding Ji.uge. F. C. Hopper. Starter. J. J. Iloltman. Secretary, leiey \V. Treat. Baring starts at 1:46 p. in. W indicates whip. S spurs- !'. blinkers. Pignrea in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weigh! carried. f* rj V7 O "j F1BST rail— 4 1-2 Furlor-gs. (8*— S— 166.) Pone 9*60. fr-year-etaa. ABowaaee*. O I • O A Net value to winner |3S'. lod Horses AWtPP St \j V* " j Str Fin Jockeys Owners Q H C P S (675Q8)BOAS will ; ; 11 1.'. F Scoville Keene Bros 8-5 11-511-51 1-l' (67632)ADKNA w 167 5 5 :: ■!■ i:. Borel V.' Dasher in a IS :;'. t (S7581)OREXA w PIT 3 1 ;!^ :;' ::• C ECOerner W O Joplin LM 2} 11-54-5 1-J t;75sl-L(lVK OF GOLD will J 1' 5 f f I. WiliiamsM Mack t 1 19 511 -lull -30 SS581IALasIA w Mil 14 4l 5 5 A Drown H T Griffin 5 b b ^i 4 5 Time. 24. 4!i'. 55'. Winner — P.. g. by Royal I'lush II . —Meythhtaa (trained by G. II. Keene". Went to |iost at 1:44. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving: third the snne. I'oai strode rap.dly lo the front, drew away and won as her i id r pleased .and was much the i'-t. Adcna. away badly, closed a big early gup am! challenged on the last mm. but succumbed eveutxilly in a game race. Oreua. fiom a tlyin ; stall, was quickly displaced and (hopped (or back then finished last and like i -taver. l,ove of Old lust ground after going the first furlong, but was going well at the end. Albia was never dangerous and can do better. Cicrw eight: —Albia. 2 pounds. l^77Qf) SECOND RACE 5-8 Mile. (56J 2 -Hip.i Parae $460. 4 year olds and upward. . O I I O ^ Selling. Nel value to winner $::25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt M. 'A % Str Fin Jockeys Owners o h C P is ;;ii7 ;1 R SHERMAN ate 9 til 7 s :• t* i". I1 A Wright .1 K Koppas l~v^~: l'~ 4~s-5" ■7598 DR. 9CHARFT w I » .: :; »( l- l«k -v l VYiliiaiiislI Mack s K \:\ 5 "'. (b7707)J. KEHCHEVILLE wtli'i ;i , 7' 51 :'."i- :r-i J McMride .1 \V Hlalock 4 ti 5'. 1' 4-5 iohU7 HEKSA1N wsit 5 US 1 2 1^ p* -I- 4; J Hunter It It Rice Jr 2] 1 4 8-613-28 675321PELHAM IT S 120 5 7 41' t ;«k ;.i c Koerner A I Jackson 8-5 I 5 8 5 1-5 !t-"0 - b7532 EMMA KECBOLU 7 IIS I 6 54 I1 6* tc! F Kelly Clasblight Sta 15 17 16 « a '.7 .; :_' I J LACK SAM w 1 1PJ I, !i vit ;- |» 7« A Drown W Dm k, r s 13 1:1 5 2 GXtoS HON NET ws 4 114 lid ]u pi 7' S' (4ross C Van Dusen M :;u lj | | 52233 HOME7RIC w 6 lj'l in 4 f.'. »- i- H W Fischer (' C Capps 1(H) 100 60 M In 6BS67 WAR TIMES WB6 11S L' 1 :■."- .S . bl lo Borel F J Neil 100 100 100 50 ^5 Time. 24 1. 51. 1 :()D. Winner— It. g. by (Jorman — Doily, by Joe Aiken (trained by J. F. Iloppasi Willi lo imisi at 2:10. Al [Mist 1 niiniiies. Stall gaaaV Won ea-ily: set on 1 drivMi": third the same. Dr. Sherman. i.wa\ slowlv. steadily iii.nro\eil bis position, closed an iniincii e gap and made wood d" ei-ively at the end. Dr. Sohain. after cbise pursuit of the early pacemaker, took tic leal on the last fun but tired finally, Jack KerebeviBe, -Inn bff at the start, made up much g-onml in the last half. Ilerain railed to stay. '"elha-n got .-may poorly, loomed in. loomen ;ai i Iv and ipiC badly in the stretch. '•:mma KeaboM was well ap loi a halfTiiile. 1 lie winner was entered for fM6: ."o oid. Scratched — tji'JooZinda, IIS. A rr H7 O O THIRD RACK— l 116 Miles. (1:4.-.!— 5— 108.) Purse $400. 4 year -olds and upward. ■ O 4 I OO soiling. Xi t wine to wi— r'fMB H^ Ind Horses AWt PP St hi jj ^~Str~Fin Jockeys Owners O H C PS 676s:,-CAnicnoN «s 4 io: I 1 St 1" l- 8* l" C Sooner I \V Blaloek 11-166-6 4-5 8-6 l-i 677"9 KRIKRS wn 7 101 4 4 HI -h -1 l"1- -' Ruxt.m l-'lcur Da Lis Stb 5 7 ti 1 4-5 S74M0 I8ABKLITA w 7 M 1 I *«• •" '• 6* 4- 8*1 f, McUu'nJ M Crane 10 10 7 - 4-5 ' S7582 YELLOWSTONE W8B B 11- 6 6 3** •* 3*1 8} -P Hmic! T E Brophy 10 86 86 I 3 ■ 67660 LITTLE MIRTHFUL \v 5 103 ." 6 in 3- 4"" 54 5-J Gross EngstnnSi Parker -i 51 5i - 4-o n it 67:159 BAKER n 5 108 3 2 6 6 6 6 6 W Fischer R R Rice Jr 7 li 12 4 bo « Time. 2.'.*. 51*. 1:191, l:47i. 1 A3. Winner — Br. g, by ItOTttt MbM Me Cross (trained by J. W. Bl.ilocb). _ Went to iM)st at 2:34. At post 1 inintite. Start food. Won driving- second and third the same. Cai'i.-hon. fmni a striding S|;,n. practically mi the pare throughout ami scored a lucky win in ■ Bard drive. / Prim, suddenly improved, maintained .-lose pursuit and. after betas Carried wide in the stretch, failed to ?» get up under a weuk fnish. but was !■• t. IsaaeHta, shuttled back early. i 'osed 1 Big Baa and was a fast j going third. Yellowstone is improving sad ran prominently for six furlongs, hut tired finally as if short. J.ittle Mirthiul retired early. Baker was galahag -lowly ■( the end. 61 Incorrect weight in entries -Isabelita, 'it;. 65 _0 rT rj Q A FOURTH RACE — i Mile and 20 Yards. 1 1 :42— :t— W. ) Pur*e Sl.OiiO. I|wr olda Bad '" 13 • m 04a~ upward. Handc ap. Net value tc. winner *s mi. f- Ind Horses AWtPP~~St *4 hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ '• "i;7001)COLLEC JE86UP WW 6 111 2 2 I* 3» 1115 1" W Fischer J A Murray 2 UK-SI 1-2 67C3*' ANDREW MACK WSB 169 ". 6 5** 4* -nk -:'J S11 C Koerner W Cahill 8-5:' 3-2 3-3 out 67384*SUPREME COURT w sK .". loo 6 3 43 51 51" 4J 3= ;ross C Van Dusen 8 IS IE I 7-6 67C84*RARL BOGER8 ■ 4 88 1 1 U lh 88 8*» 4-i R Davis W Walker 6 I 7 11-5 7-"J \ l67G84)BEDFOBD WW 4 US 4 4 2b 2'1 4*1 I 5 Lycurgus ( C McCafferty 6 7 7 8-6 3-5 . 67661 S1I.VERSK1N wit 6 86 5 6 6 6 6 Pulled up. E Lynch W T BrinkworthlO 12 11 3 1 a Time. 2.". = . 50$. 1:17, 1:4:1*. 1:44*.. Winner — B. h. by Bel Pemonio — Crimea (trained by 1). IWaalson). , Went to p s- at 2^8. At post " miiiutcs. start bad. Won driving: second and third the same. ^ Collector .lessun outi.nkc the othera, sort was reamed in eJooc aojraall at the leade-s for tlie Seat six frtlonjis, the.i drew out on the last turn and won out finally, ttrtaoj under the whip. Andrew Mack. = nearly left, uveiliauled the others g.-adually and challenged in the stretch, but failed to quite get up . •tier a remarkable effort. Supreme Heart, from a fair start, closed en well into a fast ewtae; third. I Earl Roarers, jnnn a flying start. s,o tlie BOOB for six furloiife's. but tired badly at the end Bedford, away pooriy. fj| into quick forward contention, but quit nadly after going a facking six fartOaC 1 Silxrskin was practically left. » .. ■ ' n Q. 7 ^7 Q PT I IKTII BtACB 5-8 Mi'e. t.V l— -'— 109.) Pane $500. ."-year-olds. A'lowanees. i, O 4 I OO Met rahat to waaarr foOa, 81 ^^ Ind aorses AWU^PSt % Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S i;7::::.".-'PIMKIM wa 181 7 6 I 84 1*1 1" t^ross C Van Onsen 28 25 88 6 2 C f K*KOKOMO «a lo7 2 2 --' 1*1 8*1 2- C Koerner T H Ryan 1 5 8-5 8-5 1-8 out t 1 67408) WOOL SANDALS WB 118 6 1 4" S1 2"^ ."Jio t, WilliamsW i-1 Applejiate 1 I - :! 2 1 2 out ■ S758S YANK ws tfl? 4 5 B V\ 6- 4- .1 Hunter Kelly • lleiga 100 2ihi 888 68 28 i«7311)MBLJTAH W MS s 1 :.' :.\ *■* 51 W Fischer II .Mack S 16 15 6 8-6 i.7i."S HON VIV \NT WI 187 6 8 7 7 6* 64 Scoville Keen.- Pros 200 2110 288 68 28 • 740S-SAM BABBEB a 107 2 7 I I I 7J Borel G Baarlloh 6 28 28 I 8-6 I BB2C*PLAU8IBLE wit 187 1 1 81 •* 7- I A Drown E Dcaly S 8 6 2 7-10 }. Time. 24J. v.l . 1:03$. Winn -r — P.. ir. by Fitz .lames — Petal II. (trained by C. Van Dusen). '• Went to p.ist at 348. At i« st B minutes. Start slistjllai Won dii ins: =ee.-(nd and third the i BBBaB. Pin kirn. It a u'imwI start. Iik.Ij a brief lead at the half and dropoed back on the *'iru. b'l'. caaie 1 biraJa with :■ fast stretch raah ami go' up in the last stride. Kokonio. fr,uu a Hying start, t din p-is ied hi- lead niouetitarily. but drew out a^ain on tlie last turn and appeared all over the winner, but sue- - I'litbed in the last stride. Wmd Sandals, in ■ had inside position, was well up throughout, but tired in the closing drive as if short. Yank steadily improved his position from a noor .start and ran a gixxl lace. Mi Utah loomed up momentarily on the last turn. Plausible ojait and was palpably short. Sam barber disliked the going. I C77Qft SIXTH RACK 34 Mile. (1:12—6—118.) Purse $.".00. Iryeai -olds and upward. O I I OO Allow aires. Net alue to winner $4n0. Ind Horses AWtPPSt% Va % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 1 67711) DRY AN wilMI 2 »i 6* 4"k : "\ P W Fischer . I B Hunn 7-5 11-63 1-61-8 I77ir-P( NT I'lOC »i: 5 88 I 1 1*11* 1' 21; Scoville KceBC BTOO '■'■ V t 8-2 1 2 t i. "i. i. KXM IN DI.OSSOM \\n 5 86 7 -J. 81 8' 2*8' Harty 11 B Rowetl 8 6 4 8-5 4-6 [ t.7i:!l BEECH WOOD wl 88 8 8 22 ."4; I,' .larr.tt I) s Fountain 4 6 61 2 4-5 i.',6oy TARP v\Jt 4 88 5 4 3] 6*1 3* 6»« R Davis W K Walter H 12 lit 4 3 J 1 15493 NORWOOD OHIO w* 6 ! 2 1 7 6 6* »»• f Orate 1 Smith loo loo loo .0 lo . SSfiM VA1 \ a/B 5 98 4 5 7 7 7 7 Nutting W Cahill 8 12 12 4 2 Time. 25. BOf, 1:1C|. Winner — C't. g. by The Commonet— Ursula (trained by tJ. 15. Duniu. . Went to paal at :::55. At ]k.si 1 inintite. Start ginhl. Won driving: ' second and Ihird the same. ,' Brjraa got away slowly on the inside, lint steadilv improved Ids pooition ai'd. closing a big gap. got up t to win in the li-i stiiih'. I'ontotiH- outbroke and eatpaced the others to the last stride, where be lost ,■ out iii a game linish. Corn P.lossoin. inadequately handled, look the long way aroliltd anl linished fasteal | at all. BeechWOOd was mi the inside and secundy pocketed all the wav. but for wliiih be might li.ive ,; •Mil T.up lo lined up well on the last turn, but tired finally. Yada is not ready. Overw.-ights — Divan. 1 pound: Poiili toe. 1; Tarp. ::: l'ada, ". Page 3 New Orleans Form Chart. NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. (FAIR GROUNDS.) a NEW 0RLEA1JS, LA.. Wednesday. March. 20. 1907. -Fifty secoad day. Crr.-srent City Jockey Clnb. Wilder Meeting (CI days). Weather clear: track fast. ('£■'• booka on.) Presiding Judge, Clarer.ce McDowell. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary. Martin Natliansoti. Racing starts at '2AT p. ra. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parenthosis following a tlie distance of each race indii ate track record, arc ol BOrac and weight carried. I _Q ry rj Q J\ Flltsr RACE— 1-2 Mile. (47f— S— 187.) 84M added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. fj i 4 ^dri: I oil- and QeUhajf. Allowances. Net value to winner fTtaflL f md ^Horses AWtPPSt*4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S_ J 67824 SABADO WB 888 11 ti 6* 6" 1" A Martin W I Donofaaw 16 25 26 S 4 t 676:'4-ANTOINE ws Ins I 1 1' 4"t 2' W R Wk'rMrs 1) B Oook 8-6 12-82 4-6 l-J i I. HAM w 115 6 2 l1 l3 3ns Nkol Mrs M C.oldhlatt 3 10 9 4 2 ( 67388 CARA6O0 w 105 6 s S- 3i 4: C.augel .1 M Hetirv 20 30 25 30 4 ( 67124 ORLANDOT Wit 114 2 1 J» 2» 61 Troxler W H Fizer 6 7 4i 2 4-5 t E72MCOUNT REIXFERD W 112 M 8 71 s .'■ W Hicks W II Snvder 20 SO 30 10 5 I.7ti7:. HEADLINE WS 110 4 in Il» 6' 7i L Jones W C dverton 8 11 10 4 2 1.7675 R1TTER SIR w 111) 1 4 In- ln'3 8" Hogg J C Cahn 10 16 13 5 2| 67*24 HAMLET W 112 9 11 »' IF '. ± B Davis John Markltin 20 L'O 13 6 3 67*74 JIMMY 11. W 111 7 5 2» 7- 10' Mountain G R Bean 6 6'. 5 1" 1 87*24 CAUCUS wild I 7 6* 6" ll8 T Taylor R B Ilavus M 16 15 I 8 TONY WAHSER WO 115 12 12 12 12 12 L .smith T D Sullivan 40 lo 88 10 u Time. 12. 23t, 3C, 48J. Winner — ( h. e. by Royal Flush III. — Sozodon! Itrained by \Y. J. Donohuet. Went to jiost at 2:1V At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving: se «ond and third the same, sabado was outrun for the tirst aaarter a.ml had to work his wav up on the oasslde, was baaoped into at the furlong po M and kniM-ked 007 his stride, but came again and outvalued Antoiue in tlie Baal ihive. I'm latter niel villi a lot of intel fereiice and ran a giMMl. game ra(e alter a rough early trip. I. Dam. I a good looker, showed much speed tor three furlongs, but tiled in the Stretch run. Orlim'ot and Caras •■ wen cut Off • i-oiiplc of times in the BM quarter ami Orlandot would prohahljr have won bad he esi aped laterfereace. Tony Waawer was very ore when going to the post. Hamlet was jumped pa ami cut in ,; two or three Biaceo on the off hind leu-. Overweights Count Belnferd. i to.iiids. 6rT rj O K BBCOND RACE (j 1-2 Furlongs. 1 1 :1!iJ— 4— 1tC li.ise $400. :: year-olds and up- i I | OH 8 y ward. Sellini'. Net value to winner 83M, . Ind Ilorses AWTPP St M % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S [ 67501 RPION w3 :i4 7 6 P. ]• 1- P. Canter .1 S Ward 6 6 4.'. S-5 4-5 ( 67553 COLUMBIA GIRL s til). 14 3 8* 4- 8* 2- Nicol Johnson&Doc^on 8-6 14-513-66-5U-28 i 17. 7s REFINED W3 H2 !i 4 71 8* 5- 3"t A Martin W .1 Donohue S 9 7 2\ 6-5 .( 67678 DKLLE STROME WB 5 199 E 5 61 3** 2«* 4* Mountain R E Watkinsi 4 6 6 2 4-6 i 67*74 Ft »X MEAD wsCliKi 1 -j. **k 5* 4- 5-' (Jaugel B C Evans S 10 7 -' 8-S I 17*64 AK.DAR w -i: 4 103 L' 1 Rat 7'. 6} 6 M Murphv W ESiwood :M) 88 30 VI 6 I S7626 LOCHGOIL ■ S 1*H 8 7 !' 6'. '. ■■ 71 l.lov.l .1 H Baker 26 88 68 15 6 88888 MALTA wa3 U 2 I '. -■ 'J" si g* Delaby J Doaesaa 88 1*8 188 48 20 6'im coi.D (TRCT.E wit:! 86 11 !i -' -jnk -'. y. Reidel T D Sullivan 48 68 3o 10 6 [67649)CONSIDERATION WSB « 103 10 11 11 11 lO-.tlO- Hogg W Horton L'5 48 40 1J 5 C*M2 CLAMOR WB 3 97 6 10 101 101 11 11 Jas Hen'syA C McCafferty 6 10 10 4 2 Time. S3, 47K 1:122. 1 :2t). Winner — Ch. a. by Cactus II. — Sardine (trained by J. S. Ward). Went to post at 2:47. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: Becaadl and titird the same. Spion got off forward!/, went around the leaders with a rush and opened up a lead •vhcii straightened out on the backst.eich. set a Cast pace tad hung on gamely in the List Btxteerath. t oluiii.bia Obi was in ii--hiinl the pat 'makers until straight. i,cd out in tlie homestretch anl tii.ishd list, was -.'.liniiiv: on the •viuner at tlie end. Relined began slowly, but came fast alter coining through u the inside v lien entering the home-1 ret i h. Belle Stro laa well. Foxmead was taken ve.v wide on the»turn into the homc- sl retch and would have Ix-en a closer contender had he remained in his position on the Inside. The winner was eiitcreo for 61.500; no bid. Scratched «7QuB*Bnak, 103; 80381 Adbcll. 107. Overweights- -Columbia Cirl. 1 p. mids: LiK-hgoil. 1] ; Malta. X r^779ft THIRD BACK— 5-8 Mile. (I;— 7 114.) Pat e fgtOL :: year olds and upward. U I f jfl \J Haadlcap. Net value to winner $.V«». I*"* Horses AWTpp"st % % % Str Fin JocUeys__Ovt ners O H _C_P_S_ 67477-1 'OLLOQCY w 3 106 6 2 Inkii p i^ QmrDOr Q 1-'. Holle 4-5 9-104-5 1-3 1-S CT654*CHARLIE EASTMAN w 4 lln 4 5 4 4= 3- 8*1 Lloyd K S Gardner 5 6'. 6i 9-5 1-2 S7*02*RUSK n I HS 6 I 84 8* 81 3' Dilae E V.'inters 6 1^ 12 -,T 1 67388 ARID VAN i, :. ss s i ::t. :;;. 41 4- Delabv E M Dayton 28* 58* 68* 188 48 67*78 FRONTKNAC a 7 18*1 2 6 7^ 7-1- 51 5.1 Mountain J Ulriflin 5 5 6 6-5 7-20 i l6707C htEADOWBREEZE wh 4 KM 7 4 6' 6*8* 6» C Morris J Vrthur 15 88 88 S :'.'. 87574 DARCLN «a 6 9S 3 8 8 8 8 7* Jas Hen'svP Sehrciber 88 28 Lr 6 2 6.605 DADY P. W 6 85 17 61 61 7i 8 A WilliamsT Wilson 888 500 500 100 40 Time. 24. 472. ."»!) (new track record). 1\ inner— P.. f. by Russell— La Tour (trained by W. L. Lewisi. Went to p..^t at :::ls. \t !M.st 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; se ond and third driving. Col-!o(p,v oatprob ■ her ODPOOCnte and cut across to the inside in the run down the hackstretch, set a te:ril:c pace until straightened oui in the liomcstretih. wheve she drew atvuv ami won easing up. Charlie HBat-man was outrun for the tirst half, hut finished Caat aad gamely. Rt'.sk ndlowed the '"winner closclv until the last inrlo.ig, where lie tired. Arhy Van ran aa excellent race. Iroutenae and Me i lo \ Inee/.e trailed lr. the rear ;ll the wav. Overweigh's -Fn in tenac. 4J pounds; Meadowtireeze. 1. - ' ■ : 8^7797 FOIRTH RACi:—5-S Mila. QJf 8 MS.) Rosebud Stakes. $1,000 added. \J i I dfl * 2 year ..Ids. .• How anc-es. Net value to winnoi- T.225. Ind Horses AWTPP St *4~ % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S n.7.:.l)/.IKrHKN w us ;l 2 ]h n M M Lloyd W F Schulte 2 3 11-57 107-20 I i .6.1 -COINCIDENT WHO -2 I JO 6* 2- 2;l Mountaia WH Snvder fS 11 10 2* out t 67277»MONTBBRT w 110 6 4 3- 23 22 3s R Ixiwe W H Snvder ts 11 10 2J out 6..,,,JE. M. FRY W 128 5 3 4- V' 4»k 4" Nicol T Sehrciber ' 5 7-5 6-5 9-20out t 67651 GENEVA 8. w 113 4 6 5- 4ak 5* 5a J Lee D Sehrciber $6-5 7-5 6 5 9-20out t 67675-LADY CAROLINE II. WHO 15 6 6 6 6 1, Smitli J T.-vis 3 19-53 1 out i •■Added st irp i. f $ Coupled in betting; no separate place or snow betting. Time. 12S. 2:.i. S&i, 47J, 1:0.1*. \\ inner— Br. e. by King Lee— Alleviate orained by R. P. Rrooks). Weal to ,iost at ;:4'.i. At i«ist 3 minutes. Start good. IdTea driying- seernd and third the saoie. Uepbeo negaa quickly passed Coimidcnt and Montbert in the lirst sixteenth ami. setting a fast pace, drew awav on the turn into tlie homestretch, but was .lrivin? at the end to -tall off Coincident. The latter, on the inside, was eat off and crowded back on the turn out of the baefcatrehch, b.it linished With a great burst of siieed through the buri fuilmiii. MontlK'it ran well to the stretch, but was tiling at the end K. M. Fry was anchored by his weight. Lady Caroline II. was outrun all the way and coiiid I Betei get up. Scratched— l(.7ri77)Notasulga. 12.1; 07577 Rlue Lee 118. Overweights Cciieva S.. :; pounds. : tl7798 FIFTH RACK— 1 M:le and 20 Yards, 1 -.41— 3—1 a".'.) Pane $100. .1 year olds and 1 U i i AtmiKJ upward. Allow am es. \,.t valuer to winner S.1 Kl. .Ind_I!or.s^ AWt PP St ft ft % str Tn~ Jockeys Owners j 5 H C PS SBBR?A1Sfflt tiIRI- W 3 93 2 2 2' lh pi is" 1= Garner C R Ellison 4-5 4-5 1-2 1-7 out t SSSS.S^t'.l..1' *•* y:! 3 I *' 2- 8* 2'. riOaawel B C Evans , lit 16 15 8-5 out t txbil-DONNA WU4 1U0 1 5 7 ^ 4a 2U 3': Hung & Schreiber A 7-5 12-511-51-^1-7 ' | I ■ H^ ' ■ n it « _ / ?» j 61 65 '" f- '• \ . a , ^ = . I 1 .. n i, 81 C t ■ I }. '• i 1 ... .'.' ■ 67328 D1JOMIO vyp. 5 112 6 4 3h 5' 6* 9* 4»k Troxler W H MoMullen 100 200 200 40 8 67679 PRINCE OF COINS W 4 MS 5 6 4"* :;i 43 4nw 5- L Smith .1 H Man*rham 888 888 888 48 5 67327 TLRNI S wit 1 lu5 1 3 6 6 6 6 6 L Jones N C Nuckolls 20 SO SO S 8-5 Time. 2.".*. .". ». 1:14*. 1 :41 3. 1:411. Winner 1!. f. by Sir Itivoti- RreisLwalci (trained by Q. P. BrH/.icrt. Wint to p.ist at 1:15. At post 2 iniimtes. Start goiHl. Won easily: second mid third driving. Yankee Rill went to the trout on the hacksireteh and. drawing away, was well in hand all ot the last half. Reside outbroke the others and was off running a length in front and. staying gamely, outlasted l)o:ma ..lieu BEBM to tlr- tinal dtive. The latter broke slowlv and met with interference on the first turn, then doaed a big gap and tired under puni-hment in the last quarter. Scratched— i'.7t 52-Sir Toddington. its; *78T7*OberoB, 102; 107553) Warper Criswell, 90. Overweights — Orouiio, 2 poitmls. ft770Q SIXTH RACK— 3 4 Mile. 1 1 :12J— 5— 107.) Purse S4fM). :: ve ir ohN. Mlowances. \J I I JkU Xj Net value to winner I3M, Ind Horses AWt PP St hi % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~~ GS587IPRINCE AHMED WS 188 5 3 I1 1J 1- 1* T Taylor .1 c T^Vrriss Jr 8-5 8-5 8-5 3-51-1 67628*ROYAL BREEZE w 110 4 1 4- 3= V. 8* .las Hen'syBurlew * O'Neill 1-5 13-511-53-5 1-1 «7S74)ROTAL RIVER w 88 8 6 3i 2} :','• 3U earner .1 H Sbotlldlee 4 7 7 2 3-5 (748* BITTKR MISS wit M8 7 4 2l. 4- 4- 41 Hogg J C Cahn 6 B 7 2 7-10 SISTER POLLY ■ ■ 6 7 ".-' ".- 8* 5" R Ixiwe W 8 Williams 30 75 75 20 8 67029 CHARLES I. LEE w M8 1 5 !»• 63 6s 6t« F Keyes S Murray 86 88 68 15 6 67276 SYLVIA BROWN W 86 2 2 6"k !-'" 7-- 7" Norris H E Davis 100 150 150 50 20 66778 PRINCE ROVER w 100 S 8 8 8 8 8 Pickett Q P Bowea 60 150 150 50 20 Time. 24r. 483. i:i:s. Waaaef — Ch. c, by King Hanover -Pereita (trained by R. Cassidy). Went to post al 4:47. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and thirl driving". Prince Ahmed, off torwardly, sprinted to tlie front before they had gone a sixteenth and set a fast pace, but was doing his beet all the way. Royal Breeze began slowly, but closed up on tlie leaders wi»h nisli, was then sharply cut off on the turn out of the hackstretch and dropped back, nut came again and outstayed Royal River in tlie final drive. Tlie latter was hard rlddea for the entire trip, but oiil'l never get up. Bitter Miss showed a hash of speed for three furlongs, tlien quit. Sister Pollv ran fuirly well. , Overweights— Charles I. Lee. i pounds. £tr7r7Q'T6 sl:vl:N,'H RACF--1 1-16 Miles. (1 :4Sf— «— 104.) $400 added. ! year olds and np-\J § I OU ward. Selling. Net value to winner 8J8ML Ind Horses A~wTPP St *4 hi % sTrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3~ f.7627- LEMON CIRL w 6 IDS 9 7 8*8" 2*12*11' Lloyd M Deatherage 3'. 4". 4 8-6 7-31 (67529)SOLLT If. w I 188 1 1 P 1- P- l1 8* Garner P Dunn.- 3 7 7 2 . 6-5 6768* tjlAOOA W3 81 4 :: 3- 2*. ::•. :;'■ 3i. A Martin J Arthur I I 7 3 6-5 S7«39*EVIE GREENE WW 4 113 6 8 8* 6* 4» 44 4.1. Nicol J P Mavberrv 21 4 4 8-5 7-10 C7566 'DOUBT ws 3 92 2 4 71 6* 6- S* 5'. Gaugel P M Civill 1 18-518-58-3 3-4 67429 AC.P.A wa I 88 I 8 8" 7" 6*1 6- 6 L Smith F W Torrcvson 12 20 15 7 4 67505 P.ITTHR BROWN WB 4 MB 1 2 8 8 8'" S-" 7* Rilae J C Cahn 26 30 88 8 4 67382 DBDE STIltiMK WB 8 88 7 6 5 4! 74 7- B» .las Hen'sy.l E Murphy S 9 7 4 2 61722 MISS PARKER V 3 81 5 6 2' s- 9 9 I R Low.. M Day 40 888188 48 20 Tine. 21. 48, 1:14L 1:41, 1:47s. Winner — Br. m. by Madstone — Lodema (trained by W. Q, Pootlewaite). Wi nt to post at 5:15. At post 2 iiinutes. Start food. Won driving: second and third the sum". Lemon Girl w is rated along behind the leaders until on the far turn, where BBC n.ovd up and. finishing" g.iii.ely under liiinishinent. wore Solly M. down in the last sixteenth. The latter rushed lo the front and set a fas: pace and. after tiring in the final drive, held on gamely. QaagSa was well no for the entire trip, but tiled in tlie last sixteenth. Kvie Greene broke Rlowh) and ran on the extreme outside ot the track until ,\.dl around the far turn, running a sixteenth farther than any horse in the race. Doubt finished well. The winner was entered for $(' IKI; no bid. Scratched- 87666 .lames Beddich, 130. Hot Springs Form Chart. I t [ 1 . . ,' t ,■ | ,; a a I f J t i ( ( t I ,; i . [ ( i .( i I I i : I t t t i I : 1 t t ' | I HOT SPRINGS FORM CHART, i OAK LAWN. I HOT SPRINGS. ARK.. Wednesday. March 20. 1907. Thirty ninth day. Oaklawn Jockey Club. Spring M •ting (Co davsi. Weather clear; track fast. 17 liooks on.j Preaidftag Judge. Prank J. Rryan. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Secretary. K. W. Maginn. Racing starts at 2:1.5 p. ni. W imlici'es whip. S spurs. P. blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age ot hois.- aad weight carried. r» rT rT A Q ITRST BACK -3 1-2 Furloi.gs. (42—2—110.) $::i 0 added. 2 year olds. Maidens. *3 • i TO I'illies. Selling. Net value to winner $275. Ind Horses AWt PP St 'A hh. % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II U P S 67694 ASTORIA BELLE WSB 146 1 1 V\V- 11 A'buchon P T fhinn 4 4 8] 8-5 3-5 67t.94 BALL A ^ H* 7 4 :.J 8| 2*1 D Riley L A Ceila HI 15 15 6 3 FLOWN B MB 1 :: 21 6*1 3] D Austin T p Hayea :; :. 6 1 1 671 I'i'ciU'LITA W M8 8 7 s- ::)■ 4b .1 Foley D T Morris 1 1 4-5 8-6 out 67543 I.AOV KI.KIIoRN w M* 4 2 7s «' » Monland li W J Bissell 4 4 4 S-5 4-5 67*43 LEOTA KATHRYN ws loo ". r. 3] l" 6- ciine w h Norton 6 6 6 2 1 CTftG'MEAiDOWGREBN wslnl 6 6 6.'. 7- 7- TlBliaail P .1 Miles 4 5 5 2 1 67643 SIS LEWIS W Iihi S 9 I' si s' C, Swain I R Fitzgerald in 15 15 6 3 67843 SOIREE wsn MS 2 s 5 8 8 Dearborn China ,«c Poraythe28 25 25 s 4 Time, 12. 24?. .".li. 42 . \'inner — R. f. by Scorpion — Docility (trained by P. T. Chinn). Went to p.. st ai 2:111. At Boat :: tiiiiiiitc-. Start bad. Won driving: second nni! tnird Cue same. Astoria i'.elle. awav miming and showing a high fliuhl of speed, saved much irround when tiiniin; mi i the t.treteb and. bnisblaa; gamely when hail driven, just lasted long enough. P.alla showed imoroveinent. nad rocgh trip in 1'ie early stages, caeie with a rush when clear, was going gamely at the end and would bare won in a few more strides. F'.own tan will and will improve. Chulita was practically left at the lHist and closed a big -zap. Lady F.lklurii was right there at the end. The winner was entered tor 5309; no led. Scratched — C7CP41 Phtraoy , loo. d ^7 tT A A SECOND RACK 34 Mile. (1:124—6—113.) Pane Slim. .". vear olds. Selling. O • • TtrJb Ne -alue to winner S30O. Ind Horses AWtPPSt'A hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 5 H C P S_ 67686 FLIP wsn his I I 21. 2* 2' 1*1 F Kwain P King 4 4 3' 8 E 2 5 676'.is-'(;LENDOVEER Wg 184 I s 4*1 8* 3» 21 J Foley R N Vestal 4 I 5 ] 1 i,7i;:is-HR. UBE lU'FFMAX w 111 7 7 1". 1= Vh 3= A'buchon Cr H Mailman I 5 S-5 S-5 3-5 out 67468 JIM SIMPSON WlM 4 6 6"'» 4l V. 4b D Austin J (' Milam 4 6 6 2 1 67572 DEMO a 97 2 2 6* 6*] I* ■".' skirvin 11 McCarren Jr 8 16 IS 6 2J (.7 la-MOONVTNF WB 88 E 1 '■■'■ 6* V 6- Dearborn Mrs C E Mahone 4 4 13-51 1-2 67684 TAUNT WB 86 14 S s 71 73 Pobaafta T E Crist 68 81 18 12 6 67*47 MOON L'T MFRPHY wb 102 3 I 7 74 1 I Moreland J S Rratton 10 20 20 8 4 Time. 24. 4s?. 1:14*. Winner — I?, g, by Bute — Covert (trained by G. Lamp. Went to post at 2:4U. At post 2 minutes. Start food. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Flip tunning to lis hest form and away in a good position, raced fonvardly throughout and. standing :l n. in. drive in tie final furlong, passed Of. Lee Huffman and outgamed (.lendoveer. The latter showed unproved form aad finished fast under a hard drive. Or. Lee 1 liitl'iiian displayed his usual early speed, but tlr.d fast after totals live furlongs. Jim Simpson was in a jam from the start and ran fairly well. Demo bad no BjlaBBBB, MeOBTiae was almost thrown after going a quarter and had scant chance alter the. mishap. The winner, entered for $700, was bid up to SUMMI by T. P. Haves and bought in. Scratched- (i;7i; 17 l Mariposa. HH); ■'75ns. Woolslartlc. 105. /-» rj rT /i pT THIRD RACK -3-4 M!e. (1:12^—5-113.) Pane 5380. 4 year olds and upward. ■3 I I TCt) Selling. Net value to winner *225. Ind Horses A^rpFstT^ V^ "%~Str Fin Jockeys Owners O jj C P sj 67*4* PROTEUS WW 4 MS 4 5 9 2 2l l« Batler J W O'Neall 8 5 li-.'.i 154-5 2-5 67544 'BIRMINGHAM WB 4 MS 2 1 Ik 1*11* 2- Knopf J O'Neill 10 16 16 6 3 67645sBONfiBRAKE w 5 106 6 7 6" 6* 6] 3» Dearborn C B Campbell 3) 6 6 8-5 4-5 C7S46 SIMON KENT B I 188 E 8 4= 4- 4' V: A'buchon .1 J Creeley 5 7 7 2 6-5 •7*43 T. JO W E 10S 3 2 6] Ej 6- B»» W Allen I P. Fitzgerald 15 15 7 3 3-2 1.7673 I "OTTER Wsn 6 114 11 8 8"* 8* 8* 6*1 J Foley C V Mueller S 1(1 10 4 2 67*45 CAPTAIN NEROTH ws 5 101 1 4 Sh p 71 71 Bailey H Hardestv 20 20 16 6 8 67673 HAMILC.VR WB 4 MS 8 11 12 7' 8| 8' Moreland W S Laird 15 16 16 6 3 6732* RUILOBA w 4 107 10 I 7' s' :i 6*1 D Austin G W Inn. s 4 4 2 4-5 2-5 66873 SIDNEY F. ws 4 107 12 10 lib m- in' IIP D Riley Johnson .Si Dodsont; S S 3 8-5 67544 BILLY PATERSON W 8 Ml 13 8 8*11' Ul 11- Brooks Mrs K M Lo\ing 20 25 25 S 4 67530 MAiRIMBO WB I 1*7 7 13 13J 13* 12* 121 Maadera .1 Rurttschell 40 4n It) 15 6 67002 GAY BOY WB 8 111 s 12 Mb 121 18* 1".J .1 .1 Walsh G W.I Btaaell 16 IS 8 3 S-5 67673 BLACK PAT W 4 MS 14 14 14 14 14 14 Milliano R N Vestal 50 50 50 20 10 Time. 24-. 4S-. 1:14J. Winner — P.r. c. by Galore — Metempsychosis (traiaed by J. W. O'Neall). Went to post at S:1C At post i luinute. Start food Won driving: second and third the same. Proteus, awav well and clear of Interference, was a doae contender for the first half. Moved up resolutely when called on and got up in tlie final stride. Ririiiingliani showed the most early earlv speed and barely failed to last lorn; enough. Ronel.rake had a rough trip, but finished gamely and got third plni in tlie final stride. Simon Kent after going wide most of the way, tired fast ill the last furlong. T. .lo saved ground on the stretch turn and ran a good race. Potter was right there in the early Kapea, but tired in tiie stretch. Rniloba had a rough trip, suft'ered from inte-ference and can do much b. iter. Shlnet I', ran p i — I y. The winner was entered for .$400; no bid. « Scratched— 67470 Black Art. 100. Overw eiglils -'|. Jo, 2 pounds. CI T l7 /I Ci fWTSera rack -l l-16 Miles. (l:4«t— 6— 100.) Purs»- fSSSV 4-rear-olda ami up- O ( 4 41: 0 ward. Allowances. Net value to winner $4'*). Ind Horses AWt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S (1,7621 UACK LORY wi: 5 102 3 1 V\ I'1. 1' 11 lb O Swain J R Wainwright 6 6 5 7-5 out 6769S*BEECHER WB 6 186 2 3 2- 2" 2*1 2- 2* Moreland 8 A' Beckham 7 107-107-lOout— (67669 cr RSI'S WW 7 MS 1 I 3- :'.'. 3- :'.' 8ak A'buchon J Rurttschell 4 4L 41 4-5 out 67670»DOCILE w ■ 6 100 4444444F Swain Lockart Pros 31 31 16-57-10out Time. 24'. If. 1 :147. 1 :40il. 1 :4i'.3 (new track nc.ir.i). • Winner — Br. g, by Top Callant — Ronnie Itinl (trained by !'. I.uzade.-i. Went to ihis. at 3:43. At post 1 Bttaate. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Jafk Lory, running to liis best form and given a L-ood ride, took the lead at once, maintained a fast pace all the way, saved ground on the turns and. standing a hard drive well, outganud Beechcr. The latter nrat kept h .eat in tin. long and when going well in tlie stretch and alxiut to wear Jack Lory down Moreland began fumbling the lines in an effort to raise his whip, causing Heeoher to falter slightly, which cost 1 1 i ixi the race. Caraai ran torwardly in the early stages and outlas'ed Ihwlh in the closing dri.v. Ovei -weights — Cursus. 1 pound. Ci ^7 *T A c7 llP'l'H BACK--7-3 Mile. (1:27—4—122.1 Purse $5(»0. 3 year olds and upward. \y i 4 'Tit J Allowances. Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses " A~Wt~PP~SM4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S i.7t.71 BAVABLE WB 7 MS I 3 1= 1» 1« V- le A'buchon P T Chlnn 6-6 11-511-68-6 out (67.".9SiHA\VKAMA W 3 88 1 6 4b :;- :!- 2*1 2»k F Swain P J Millett 2 2 1 out— (S7*48)REQUE8T B»4 9S1 2 2 6* 6j 4* 3' i 3uk Moreland W J Young 21 41 41 6-5 out •7688 KIN'G LEOPOLD w3 8818 1 8} 5' :.'■ V* 4" Dearlwrn J (5ass 12 2,0 30 S out 67*86 MISS AFFARLE WB ■". MS 5 4 2* 2- 8* 4l 5° G «Wain A J Freeman 12 26 25 7, out (67 197 1 CHANCELLOR wi; 3 90 4 6 6 6 6 6 6 Rutler R L Thomas 6 6 5 7-5 out Time. 12. 24. KL 47^. 1:00!. 1 : 1 .1 3 . 1 :2i;jt (new track record). Winner — R. li. by Salvator— Strailillower (trained liy P. T. Chinn). Went to i»o. t at 4:14. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Sav; hie had iinnli tlie liest of the start and. showing a high (light of speed, spie nleagled the others Ivfore going a half and wain cantering, llawkam.i. away poorly and given a had ride, ran a good race and out-t stayed Beojaeot. The latter came from a long way back in the Stretch and finished with a rush. King iaopohl showed improvement and latabed fast. Miss Affable tired after going a half. Chancellor had scant chance vith a i»oor start, Overweights — xlawkania. 2 pounds. Request, 1*. King Leopold. 31. d. *7 H A Q s*X'ri' RACK— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (1:43;— 5—1 00.) Purse $100. 4 -year-olds and \y 4 4 4tO upward. Sel'ing. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWtPPSt% hi % Str Kin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S 67621 SHENANDOAH WB 6 MS 1 2 I'll' 1- P l4 A'buchon P T Chinn 2 2 1 1-2 out 67*68 SKYWARD WB 4 97 2 3 8* 3! 8*1 21 2' F Swain J J Flaunigan S S 8 21 1 67548 J. P. MAYBERRY w 6 lo7 3 4 41 4' 6* 3' 31! E Rice W Egan 4 S S 21 1 i.7Ci;'i-MATAIK R WB E 66S 6 6 6"* •". - #1 6* • K Martin K SpeBCO '■' 4j 41 7 5 3-5 67*88 PRINCBSfl ORNA w 5 105 6 1 8* 2'' 3b 41 6b D Austin H P Headley 3 5 5 8-6 4-5 i.7i.72-A'rrLA w S 102 4 5 6 6 6 6 6 Rutler W McLemore 7 S 8 2i 6-5 Time. 24^. 4!». 1:15. 1:41. 1:45*. Winner — V,r. g. by Longstreet — DulSBB (trained by P. T. Chiiini. Went to .mis' at 4:44. At post :' luinutes. Start giMxl. Won easily: second and third the sa;ne. Shenandoah ran as if he outclassed the others, took a long lead at once and area all the way withpl-nty i:i vserve. Skyward was close up throughout and finished fast. J. P. Mayberry was in close ipiar'cs tor the first half, but moved up resolutely when called on and ran to his best form. Matador was sore when going lo the peat and suffered from interference in the early stages, but ( losed a big gap In the stretch ami was gaining at the end. Princess Orua tired after going a half. The winner was entered lot $000; .10 aid* Scratched — l-747a-AdeK8o, 100. Page 4 Hot Springs Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, March 21 Hot Springs entries and Past Performances for Thursday, March 21. km , WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. First Race [1st Hot Springs] FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile. 2-year-eh'?. Selling. (18 8 Vm.) Index Course Dist Time T*ck Wt St % tt *4 StrPln Jockeys Best Company ETTA LOUISE, b. f. 2, by Russell— Fortuna (D. T. Morris). Weight todav 105 67994 Oaklawn 3 1 _ t I2i far ( I(*J ' 1 Pill .1 Foley Leona Beresfurd Flarnej Bllora ' 67643 Oaklawn 1-2 49 good 103 11 :i n1 ]n'« i Austin WaterLoek, Meadow-teen FHiiiev 67509 Oaklawn l-l 4SJ fast lOO 5 3 6 68J Moreland Groat Pirate, Hollow \uiit n'm 67493 Oaklawn l-l 4Sk fast 106 8 6 9'J f» J Foley Hollow, Boil Weevil, L. Haps'burg. GRATIOT, ch. c, 2, by Pirate of Penzance — Ethelinda II. (T. P. Hayes). Weight today 108 Hist Oakhrwn 1 Z GO] fast ill l 7 IP •*§ i Austin Albert M., Rifle Range, Toro. ALBERT M., br. c, 2, by St. Leonards— Dorset Flower (H. R. Baker) Weight today 106 RSM Oaklawn I 2 501 fast losg 6 3 1". l»| Mountain Rifle Range, Toro Washakie 6746s Dnklas n 3 1-2 f 421 fast M 2 4 8» S'l Griffith Albert Stir, B Bowlegs Sis Saaa C7343 Oaklawn 1-2 501 slow M7 6 5 4nk 79 D Austin C. H. Shilling, 'Toro Water Lock 67143 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 43 fast 90 12 9 8 ' 1010 Dearborn Erebus, Water Luck, W. Bissett. ' C. H. SHILLING, b. c, 2, by Gallartry— Madine (R. L. Thomas). Weight todav 109 67641 Oaklawn i 2 48] good 106 1 Z S V .1 PWey Hasty. Hollow Rustle C7493 Oaklawn 1-2 tf| fast M I 7 7' 7* C H ShlU'gHoUow, Boll Weevil. L. Hapslmrg RSa Oaklawn 1-2 Ml slow |M l 1 lh ink c H ShiH'gToro, Water Luck. Great Pirate. OUR BOY, ch. c, 2. by My Boy II.— Dina (S. P. Harlan). Weight today 98. 074i;s Oaklawn 3 1 2 t !-/: fast 112 I I 7'' 7" n Austin Albert Star, B. Bowlegs, \n..-rt \i 67393 Oaklawn 1-2 48* fast in I 7 5- 5*1 Cherry GreatPlrate, B. Bowlegs Rifle Kange 67244 Oaklawn 1-2 49? mud ill I 2 3» 6a Griffith KatberineMurphy, Extry Washakie 66943 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 44 fast HI 3 2 If 22 Cherry Colonel Bob, Washakie, Merrifield. BROCADE, ch. f, 2. bv Farandols — Flowerdale (G. W. Innes). Weight todav 105. G6968 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 424 fast 107 4 5 5l 5" McFad'n Itair Talbot, Hasty Agnes, Obda. CK94 Oaklawn I s :;n m i tea j s- 1'- McFad'n Ida.May, DandyDancer, L.Hapsbarg MONDELLA. ch. f, 2, by Cailton Giange— Cambric. Weight today 100. First start. Second Race [2nd Hot Springs] SECOND RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. (1:07—0—121.) % RUBBER BALL, eh. g, 3. by Elector — Miss Chapman (J. Burttschell) Weight today 102. 67197 Oaklawn lm 20y l:43| fust 17 7 1 S I 3 &I7J Murphy Chancellor, Demo Sea Water 67319 Oaklawn lm 20y 1:441 hvy 92 4 8 8 I 71 !»• J Murphy Flip, King Leopold. J. 1». Dana 67294 Oaklawn 5 12 f 1:081 good 1*0 I 7 S 8 g»* J MuTphy Jim Simpson, Glendoveer, Marathon 67219 Oaklawn E 1 -2 f 1 :M| slop 1*2 7 8 6 5" 6"5J Murphy M. Sutton, Chancellor. Jim Shnpaoa MADONNA, b. f, 3, by Pessara — Faith (Chinn & Forsythe). Weight today 105. etst;9 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:U| slow 199 14 14 14 14 i4-nJ,Engl'der C. Ileenev, Lintlla Straightline 62220 Memphis 4 1-2 f S7| mud 100 11 11 11 ll-4JBilac TlfWlo. Bogum. San Ardo. 621S4 Meniiihis 1-2 51 slow 99 8 4 4= 43J J Harris Elkslno, Tom Gilroy, Ilelmuth. DULCIE. blk. f, 3, by Athcling— Elsa Rosalind (H. Cook). Weight today 100. 67320 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:10| hvy (08 2 2 8 8a 7,r' l Austin Quint ilia. Dahtara, Ballad (.7119 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:081 fast 104 I 4 4 6» 7" Wishard B. Arnold. It Melody It Regente 67020 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f l:09f fast K 4 4 B 7» 9'8 Shreve Seine Regeate. Ltntila, Dnakston 66820 Oaklawn 5-s l :ii5i hvy 103 5 7 8 6- SSI J J Walsh June Time, Lintlla, Theodoeia. CAPTAIN JAEREL, b. c. 3, by Bowling Green — Alma Glyn (C. B. Campbell). Weight today 110. S70U Oaklawn 5-8 1:02 fast 97 :: 5 9 i"1 12" Shreve A. Flower, B. Arnold, Dr.L.HulTman •2291 Memphis 1-2 49 fast M I 5 S« 3'i Hudlin Dele Btrome, Pungent, .T. .1. Jr. 621S4 Memphis 1-2 El alow 17 I 6 6»* 56i Belinns Elkslno, Tom Gilroy, llelniuth. 62«is6 Memphis 4 1-2 f B71 Cast 99 Mo 4 71 S'; Callus Balestied, Bitter Miss. Tres Joli. BROKEN MELODY, blk. f, 3, by Ruskin — Wagnet (R. Porter). Weight tcday 100. 37347 Oaklawn l 1:43 good M IM R 5 5* 6* Bhreve Mariposa. D'lweber. T.B.orBrigliton 67622 Oaklawn 5 I 2 i 1:103 mud l"7J I 5 1 2» 2;i Mountain Ballad, Edith M. Mary Candlemas I733S Oaklawn 1 1:421 fast 88 Sllll 11 IM OH F Swain a Raskin, Sea Water Joe Coyle 67220 Oak law n 5 1-2 f 1:101 hvy lus 7 4 2 2" 4"?. F Perrett Qulatilla, Dulzma, BaBad 67119 Oaklaan 5 1-2 f l:0$i» fast 104 12 6 I 4'J 25 F Perrett Buren Arnold, ReineRogonte, Taunt GOOD AND RICH, b. c, 3, by Goodrich— Miss Deceiver (W. J. Young). Weight today 102. 67384 Ojaklawn S 1 2 f 1:03 fast M I 1 1 11- 11-' .i Poley .limn: Simpson, Hawkama, Tivolini 67345 Oaklawn B 1-2 f 1:13 slow 107 .". 1 11 H IS*1 J Foley Dnlweber, Cam Pan Theodoeia 67144 Oaklav\n 3-4 1:15 fast 97 8 10 13 13= 1219 F Burton DocKylc, Dr.L.Iluli man, S. Vagrant. STRAIGHTLINE, b. f, 3, by Lor.gstreet — Sincere (A. Weir). Weight today 100. (7211 Oaklawn •". 1-2 f 1:101 Blop 100 s 18 s; Is" P Burton M. Sutton, Chancellor, Jim Simpson 17119 Oaklawn E 1-2 f 1:081 Cast 39 E I 9 91 s1- F Barton B. Arnold, B. Melody, R, Regente 67020 Oaklawn E 1-2 f 1:0'.',; last 99 7 3 6 5* 613 Butler Heine Regente, Lintila. lnisksum. KATE M'CRACKEN, b. f. 3. by Upward— Ethel L. (H. Ramsbottom). Weight todav 100. 17098 Oaklawn 3-4 1:14 fast M" : 5 7 5'J 6lJJHatchett T. Abbot Dr.L.nnffman, Glendoreer 67647 Oaklawn l 1:43 i.r«"Ml M 0 8 9 s 7» 7" Hatchett Mariposa, D'lweber, T.B.ofBrighton 67594 Oaklawn 5-8 1:02| fast 107 2 I 7 6* (i;i J Conway Ruse Hart, Dohmra, Starglow. RSC Oaklawn 7 8 l :271 good N 8 5 6 7 64 I" A Morgan Tivolini, Proteus, Penrhyn. DUSKSTON, br. f. 3, by Kingston — Dusk (H. McCarren, Jr.). Weight today 102. 67720 oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:09» fast 100 1 777' 7' .1.1 Walsh Bedriee, Dulxora Theodoeia 67622 Oaklawn 5 1 2 r 1:101, mud S8 2 6 7 7 7; :Skir\ in Ballad, Broken Melodn Kdiiii M 67594 Oaklawn 5-8 1:02} fas) 107 9 11 11 1 1- 11- '.^kirvin Kose Hart, Onlsura Starglow 67519 Oaklawn 31 1:15 mud 90 1 7 10 lo- Ki'^skirvin Hawkama. M'vinc, Dr. L. Hoffman. THEODOCIA, br, f, 3, by Pessara— Boo Hoo (L. Schuckman). Weight today 102 67730 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:09 J fast 180 l 5 a l»* 3i Morcland Bedriee, Dulsnra Seleta 67594 oaklawn 5-8 1:02* fast 107 1 6 E 7' 7s C H Shill'sRose Hart, Dnlzura Starglow 67444 Oaklawn E 1-2 f 1*81 fast 104 1 1 1 l3 2' A'bwchon Sweet Kiev. R. Regente Dnskston 6734S Oaklawn E 1-2 f 1:13 alow M6 I 6 4 31 3! C H ShiirgDmrwtact, Casa Pan. Dr. Wentker. DEACON, b. c, 2, by Alloway— Ma llow (C. V. Muller). Weight today 110. 67294 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1*9 fast 112 13 13 12 13 l3"lA'buchon Jimm Simpson, Hawkama Tivolini 67170 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:( S| fast 110 2 2 3 3- 4*5 Dearborn Marathon, Mike Sutton, Binondo 6440.. I. at on ia 5-S 1:011 fast 101 4 13 10 7" S11 Iloffler Deeklaw, Woolen. Boa Vivant. DULZURA, b. f, 3. by Altamax — Duleie Larondie (I. B. Fitzgerald). Weight today 100 87720 Oaklawn 2 ! 1:09 fast 101 9 6 6 5' 2" '. Swain Bedriee, Tl lorfa, Seleta. 67 594 Oaklawn 5 s 1:02* last 107 :. 5 1 2- 2:i Dearhorn Rose Mart. Starglow, Taunt. 67444 Oaklawn 5 1-2 1 1:081 fast 104 8 lo 10 7'J 8" Dearborn SweetKitty, Theodoeia, It. Regente 67320 Oaklawn E 1-2 f l:10j hrjr M3 I I 4 41 2H Dearborn Qttnlilts. Btllid. Broken Melody. DICK SHANLEY, ch. g. 3, by Han dscl— -Yakima (Johnson & Dodson). Weight today 102. 67170 Oaklawn 5 i ! f i:':--.J fasi 107 7 I 6 B1 6» foung Marathon, Mike Sutton Binondo 67144 Oaklawn 3-4 1:15 fast 97 6 7 lo ip 8' 4 Dearborn liocKyle. Dr.L.IIuffiuan. S. Vagrant , 67096-OakUwn 5 1-2 f 1:081 fasi m::: 5 E 4 l« 6"i Yonnc Tres JoU, Binondo, Mike Sutton. AILEEN. b. f, 3. by Woolsthorne — Druidess. Weigh+ today 105. First start. Third Race [3rd Hot Springs] THIRD RACE — 3 4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Fillies and Mares. Selling. (1:12^, — Br— 113.) CLEAR NIGHT, b. f. 4, by Fice Knight — Ban Filly (S. R. Lawrence). Weight today 105 67697 Oaklawn Liu 20j 1:43* fasi 95 I 6 3 :: 2»J 3' Bailey Nine. Lets Duffy. Baker Waters RMS oaklawn 1 1-16 1:48* good 90 B 8 8 B 8 7" Bailey Jack Lory. Viperine, Lansdown 17495 Oaklawn 11:42 fast KM 6 7 8 ."- V Dearborn Sultry, Wood claim. ] r Hart ■3397 Oaklawn 1 1:43 fast 97 5 o 6 I 5' 4::i Skirvin Skyward. B. Waters, Pr. Of I'less. LA ROUGE, ch. m. 9, by Guido— Red Cap (C. S. Williams). Weight today 114 67396 Oaklawn E 1-2 f 1:07* fasi 119 8 8 8 8 714 Pen'gast Hyperion III., The eBar If (mold 67124 Oaklawn 3 I 1:14 fast 106 Left at the post. Pen*gasi The Bear, I . Vashtl Lieber Gore MMfhkkwi 1-4 1:141 fast IM 4 I 1 ,4* 6* Pen'gast Wins Tlag. Dr. Mack, FlortseL ' LETA DUFFY, b. f. 4. by Charade— Lineage (P. J. Millett). Weight today 110 67697 oaklawn lm 20j 1:43* fasi 98 4 1 1 1 r. 2* Butler Nine. Clear Xighl Baker Waters 67620 oaklawn I 1 :43g mud 108 2 3 3 3 4* 3«£ Mountain Odd Ella, Wood Claim, s Moments 67523 Oaklawn 7-8 1:31* mud 93 1 1 5 6 E* BlJ Truetnan Alias, Balshot, B. J. Swanner 67473 Oaklawn lm 70y 1:15s fast M 4 I 2 I I 6; Trueman Beecbar, Adesso. Attila. LOLA WHITE, ch. m. C, by White — Loam (R. H. Tyhurst). Weight today 114. 67722 Oaklawn lui iOj 1:47 iasi 100 i E 2 1 r .'■; P Swain incubator, T.B.ofBrighton \ Lewis 67020 Oaklawn 1 1:43! oiml 103 1 2 5 6 7,; 714*Butler Odd Klla, W h.(| Claim Leta Dnffv 67570 oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:08* fasi 112 10 10 10 g 7" Dearborn Oman J., Fleming, Salable. DIXIE ANDREWS, b. m, 5. by Aloha— Dixie Leo (H. A. Trowbridge). Weight todav 11* 67494 Oaklawn 11:422 fast 105 10 13 11 10 6* » *McFad'n Utile Hose. Wooitessa R Nolen 67445 Oaklawn 3-4 1:1S|. fast 109 l E E S» «•* C PIsher BeUtoone, Balshot. Ruth Nolen 67123 Oaklawn 18 1:281 fast 101 8 111 I o «• McFad'n Tyrollan, Concert Kate Zitt 67017 oaklawn lm 20y 1:44* fast IM I I s 7 84 lM|Haiaam King wilda, Shenandoah, 1,. buff. v. RUTH NOLEN, br. f, 4, by Gallantry— Charlcie (G. R. & A. E. Flowers). WTeight today 105 674M Oaklawn 1 1:421 fast 95 222 2 :;:; 3«* Trueman Little Rose, Wooitessa LieberGore 67445 Oaklawn 3-4 1:151 fast 105 3 3 2 :i'i 3*1 G Swain BeUtoone, Balshot Elude 67221 Oaklawn 1 1 :42J slop If} 3 2 4 5 6 6'- Shreve Tres Joli. Tern's Rod, Wing Ting. INVASION, b. m, 10, by Fiddlesticks — Invermay (F. J. Pons). WeiKht todav 109 67570 Oaklawn B 1-2 f 1:08* fast 107 6 6 5 :,' 4** A Morgan Omsk J., Fie g SaVable 66897 Oaklawn 1 1 :411asood 101 1 4 4 E E 4*1 Butler John Garner, Mrs. Annie Marimba M823 Oakla 3-4 1:18* hvy 109*3 1 7 E* 4- cherry Rus. Silk, J. P. May berry, Ruiloba 66190 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14 fast IM II 10 10 11* 10' =JA Morgan Goldproof, Tom Mankins, Conjuresi ANNE DAVIS, br. m, 6, by Layalist — Valeriana (J. Edgecombe). Weight today 109 67297 Oaklawn 3-4 1:161 good 104 6 13 12 12* 1431 Moreland Miss Affable, Oasis Balshot 67172 Oaklawn 3-4 1:153 fast 114 7 8 7 95 10" Wishard Ina Gray, Bandillo. Gavin c'. ELUDE, br. m, 5, by Lissak — Elusive (W. J. Young). Weight tcdav 109 , 67430 Oaklawn 1 1:43! mud 98 3 5 4 1 5b 6'= Dearborn odd BUa, Wood Claim Leta f uffy 67445 Oaklawn 2-4 1:153 fast 109 4 2 3 2* 4* .1 Foley BeUtOOBe. Balshot, Rath Notea 67397 Oaklawn 1 1:42 fast 99 2 2 2 :: 4- 54 Dearborn Skyward, B. Waters Pr of Pies* 67297 Oaklawn 3-4 1 :16g good 105 11 6 3 5'' 98i J Foley Miss Affable, Oasis. Balshot. LADY LAVISH, b. m. G, by Knight of the Thistle— Squander (M. F. Martin). Weight today 114 67398 Oaklawn 5-4 1 "l 1* fast 107 M 10 10 10 If" A'lmeimn liamrlit v. Sorrel Top BeUtoone 67172 Oaklawn 8-4 1:153 fast 113 10 10 lo 8»* 8™ Finch Ins Gray, Bandillo, Gavin C 65544 I^atonia 3-i l:15jj good 104 10 11 13 13 13" F H" brand Daring, Simon Kent, Lord i)ixon. Fourth Race [4th Hot Springs] FOURTH 2.AVE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (1:0T— •— 12L) THE BEAR, br. g, 3, by Bowling Green — Erla d'Or (Mrs. S. R. Lawrence). Weight today 97 17811 Oaklawn 3-4 1:13* fasi 98 2 111* I1 C H ShM'gM. Sntton, HannlhalBey, Win-Ting 67521 Oak law n 1-4 1:15s' mud IM 4 111* 21 C H ShliruCalabash, Lady Vashtl, Y. pilgrim! MARATHON, b. c, 3. by Martagou — Ondulee (L. A. Cella). Weight todav 100 I72M Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:081 good 115 1 I I Z» 1*1 Cherry JlmSimpson, Glendoveer CHeeney' 67170 Oaklawn B 1-2 1 1:081 fast 110 1 1 1 l'J l1 Cherry Mike Sutton, Binondo Deacon — t Jams Ina 1 1-16 l:48f good 98 7 5 4 C 7 P» K Swain T.Waddell, Tileing, MasterofCraft 05294 Jamaica 5 1-2 f 1:10 mud 112 5 3 3 32 2"" F Swain Berkeley, Sandy Creeker, Linnepeei THE ABBOT, b. c, 3, by The Friar — Goody Good •'W. J. Young). Weight today 100 67698 Oaklawn 3-4 1:14 fast lie I 2 2 :•' t* Moreland Dr. LeeHaff man, Glendoveer Bottles 67SM Oaklawn 5 1 2 ( 1:07 good IM I 2 3 4* 5si C H ShiH'gPretension, Autumn Flower Flip 64284 Fort Erie E 1-2 f 1:071 fast l"fi I 4 6 6 6« J Dealy Restoration, Javanese Glimmer 641S9 Fort Erie M 1:01 fast 100 3 7 6 75 6« W Fischer Voting, De Oro, Hazel Patch Fifth Race [5th Hot Springs] 1IFTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-eHs and upward. Allowances. (1"3* | — I— lov , J. D. DUNN, b. c, 3. by Sidbow — Silver Fish (P. King). Weight todav 94 67598 Oaklawn 3-41:14* fasi IM ' I E i; **». C H Shill'gHawkama, Dr. L. Huffman, W'Istartle 17519 Oaklawn t 1:15 mad MOM 10 9 7'i 76 J Shreve Hawkama. M vine. Dr. L Haffman 67423 Oaklawn 1 1-M l:4ff fast 87 E 3 2 2 3A :::i Shreve Bendjgo, Kittle Piatt it bent 67319 Oaklawn lm 20y 1:411 hvy 105 7 4 2 2 3" 33J D Austin Flip, Kingl-eopold. MaryOandiemaS. STANDOVER, ch. g. 4. by Standing — St. Lucie (W. W. Elliott). Weight today 103 676M Oaklawn lm ,"y 1 : 13 last 109 212 :: l' 4 ■'. .1 Foley Tivolini. Beecher, Wing Ting 66915 Ascot Park 1 1 1 2:07: last 108 13 4 3 3 4i B* Finn W. II. Carev. A. Muskoday Tartan MM9 Ascol Park 1 1:401 fast 102 5 2 3 4 3« 3! C Koerner orilene. Mandarin. Stilieho" 66766 Ascot Park 1 1-8 1:54J fast 108 2 1 1 1 H in C Koerner Stilieho, Reservation, Bragg. LORD DIXON, blk. h. 5, by Sir Dixon — Repeat (D. Buford). Weight today 103. 67670 Oaklawn lm 70y l:45j last, 102 :', 4 4 2 1* 2"^ Moreland Reine Regente. Docile, Thistle Do 67573 Oaklawn lm70yl:45 fast 104 2 2 2 2 lh 4'i Moreland Thistle Do. Tern's Rod, HarryScott 67520 Oaklawn 11:12 mud Ht2 5 4 5 2 2' 2'J F Swain Skvward, Matador, S. Roramera 13447 Oaklawn 7 -S 1:28 fast 101 7 I 0 :• 1«| 1* Moreland Proteus. Reqjsest, Kiltie Piatt. STOLEN MOMENTS, br. m, 7, by Kingston— Cerito (Chinn & Forsyth e). Weight today 101. 87MS oaklawn :: l 1:14* last 104 6 3 3 2* 2". 1 Austin Korrel Top. inn Gray, Miss \ffihlp 6702a Oaklawn 1 t:43| mmi Ms 111 1 ft 4 A'huchon odd Ella, Wood Claim Lets luiffv 67570 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:08* fast 110A11 11 8 10* 10* • t'herrv Omali.I.. Flemimr. Bavable ' 67296 Oakiawn lm 70y 1:47* good 104 4 2 2 2 lj 2' C Fisher Belden. Matador, 'Bottles. Sixth Race [6th Hot Springs] SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (I.swf » I0 1,) •» • -; -TOM MORGAN, ch. g, 3, by Donald A.— Doiittls (J. S. Bratton). Weight today 99. f£S2?£!awn [' 7"H 7:»g food m U U n *•* 10 I?utu r Tivolini. Aut. Flower. Moonvine. 6699o Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:08 fast 100 3 8 7 9« S13 Wylie Black Burn. Nancv The l!ear 66920 Oaklawn 3-4 1:14* fast 97 7 9 10 10' 10' * Wylie B.Strong, AutumnFlower, Rosel'lart DEMO. b. g, 3. by Bel Demonio — Caloocan tH. McCarren, Jr.). Weight todav 99 07714 (See OnkLawn chart in ihis paper.) 67572 Oaklawn lm 2"y J :4t fast s« 7 7 3 I lh 7. skirvin F. Lubbock, Dr. Hart, Little Giant 67497 Oaklawn tm20y 1:430 fast 97 3 3 2 2 3*2* Skirvin Chancellor. Sea Water, Tivolini * io.,, 2 oaklawn 1 1-16 1: hi good 86 3 4 3 4 51 6«i Skirvin Docile, Flip, Jake Sanders THE BELLE OF BRIGHTON, b. f. 3. by Silver Fox— Helen 0. C. (T. E. Crist). Weight today 97. £*i~ i ak,lawn lnt 70y 1:47 fasi Mill 1 2' 3* Pohanka Incubator, L. White. AgaieLewii SSJI Xa5!awn . 11:4:! ~'u"1 '"'' ! 1 - - 2* 31 Pohanka Mariposa, Duhveher. Glendoveer. U7572 Oaklawn lm 20y „, 1:44 fast B4 112 3 4h 9* Pohanka I". Lubbock, Dr. Hart, Little Giant. 17407 Oaklawn lm 20y 1:433 fast 9y 6 1 1 3 7J 7" Pohanka Chancellor. Demo, Sea Water. CHARLEY WARD. b. g, 3, by Dee ralayer— Annie P. (S. J. Charlea). Weight today 104. 67122 Oaklawn lm 70y 1:171 Slop MB 6 3 4 5 4* 4* Finch J. D. Dunn. Reine Reunite. Flip. 67122 Oaklawn 1 1:411 fast 107 7 7 S 6 6* 6n . O Swain Flip, J. 1). Dunn. Demo. 0,0,2 oaklawn 11:42 fast NG 3 2 3 3 33 3^0 Swain Bottles, J. I). Dunn, I emo. 66917 Oaklawn 11-16 1:48 fast 95 112 2 2 2' C H ShiU'gScalplock, Suzanne Rocamora, Nine. STORM, br. f, 3, by Boanerges— Derelict (P. J. Miles). Weight today 97. S*~i °*f™wn . - 1:41 r381 « 5 6 7 6 6= 6» Butler Tyrollan, Beecher, King Leopold. 67347 Oaklawn 3-1 1:17? slow 100 7 9 9 7* 7* F Burton Dr.L.HurTman. Chancellor, Mariposa 6,122 Oaklawn 1 1:418 fast 100 3 4 5 5 5' 5'JP Burton Flip, J. D. Dunn, Demo. DR. LEE HUFFMAN, b. c, 3. by Trentola— Forelock (G. H. Marlman). Weight today 110. 67744 (See Oaklawn chart in this paper.) 67698 Oaklawn 3-4 1:14 fast 112 I 11 1*1 2' A'huchon The Abbot, Glendoveer, Bottles !:--''.'a !!:' ,1W" .T.4 V14^ filst, 10:i I I l 1» -nt Dearborn Hawkama, J. D. Dunn, Woolstartle. 6. .,,9 Oaklawn 3-1 1:15 mud 10s 3 1 1 l'l 3= i Moreland Hawkama, Moonvine. Woolstartle' KING LEOPOLD, b. c. 3, by Sempronius-Ncllie N. (J. Gass). Weight todav 105 S.,4, (See Oaklawn chart in this paper.) 67698 oaklawn 3-4 1:14 fast MS 4 7 I C" r,sj Dearborn T.AWwt.- Dr.L.Huffman. Glendoveer ,': .') '|;:'U'" riV2f'I2? ^ 7 G a 6 h- r'"'iDearborn Tivolini. Proteus, Penrhyn. 674-2 Oaklawn 1 1:41 fast 94 1 2 3 3 2'1 3'1 Dearborn Tyroliau, Beecher, Florizel. New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, March 21 New Orleais Entries aou Past Performances for Thursday, March 21. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. First Race [1st New Orleans] FIRST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-elds and upward. Selling. (1 :IC.J — i_ m .) Index Course Dist Time T'ck Wt St U V2 % strFin Jockeys Best Company BERT OSRA, ch. g, 5, by Albert— Bonnie Osra (J. McLennan}. Weitrht m« lid 67554 City Park 3-4 1:1 i fast 117 4 1 6 S' s^ NlOOl Reticent \kl,nr l'fn J 07125 City Park 5-8 l:0lg fast 120 1 3 2 1- 1* Xicnl Optional.' Vic ZeleSiat T™, 67274 F. Grounds 3-4 1:10 slow 107 9 6 4 4' 3'J Lloyd No Quarter, Alanle Piric.m" 67(K.2 City Park 7-S 1:2S fast 102 8 4 4 3 T- 2= Garner PauTcSord, MasonlaToS^e* VERDANT, ch. g, 4, by Filigrane— Veronica (N. Tamburello). Weight todav ll'- 67625 City Park 7 8 1 :5l? slow 113 13 2 I .,: 6»UW Hides HamwJaekll \h»,,nf, i c t • 1 6W74 City Park 5-S lol fast n« 4 4 4 SlVDlgaln. Fa^y I^,"TSi(',I Imerick" 66299 F. Grounds 3-4 1:131 fast 106 4 7 11 11-' IPUDiggins C. On Sam, Dapple oh IT Peters' 6*190 F Grounds 3-4 1:14- fast 105 4 13 13 13* 13 * DigginS Gol^roofTTniS WuSSS. Con*^£ RED aUEEN, b. f. 4. by Ogden— Holmdel (J. H. Baker). Weieht toHnv HP 67576 Citj Path 5 1-2 f 1 :06*. fast 99 7 6 5 7 7**ftUoy4 Southern Cross Fnf, fenn, i^int,,," 61071 Ascot Park FC 1:103 fast 95 5 3 2 2* 4" M Preston Miss \ff-ih e f'.i n^ i,. b ' 5992S Ascot Park 5 | 1:01 fast 105 4 5 7 7 8" MortStT Cie^f Dar^LS^S"0**** KNIGHTON, b. c, 4, by Knight of Ellerslie— Banana (Mrs. L. Harris). Weight todnv 15ft 67350 F. Grounds ::il:l71hvy 106 9 11 10 10 10-Uas Hen'syHaleshed. Hlgalnbo fmn Ivertbesl 67274F Grounds 3-4 1:10 .slow 111 7 8 S 9- 9»\ Nlcol N„ Quarter. Alanie Bert (Nrt •■"'■■ ••' ' '» ■ P*** llMlifast 107 2 2 4 7 I* 10'»iJas Hen'syGol.tway, H of Hvacinth Kara 6673S F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:11 hvy 112 1 4 5 B» 4'- Van DusenKeator. Matador, Red Ruby DE ORO, ch. c. 3, by Don de Ore— E. S. J. (B. T. White). Weitrht todav 104 67700 K. (jromtafi 3-4 1:14$-fast 1st 3 6 5 o |*j Mountain Bertmont XoOnarter D ofM^teVin 'I^Ciiy Puk :: i 1:14 fast Km io 7 9 9* M« Huestla Foxmesd; P«In/ ButlnsMe S7529Citjr P,rb 7-S l:2S* fast 110 2 2 2 2 3* 4»i Troxler Solly M. Schro. Midway F Alarm 67450 City Park 5 1-2 t 1 Mi fast 96 1 4 1 B *| Hwastls Mlsi LeedsTBaleshed^taifal ZICK ABRAMS, b. g, 3, by Service or Balgowan — Kennesaw Belle (B. Schreiberl. Weight todav 110 ''•' :'('"-v Park 3-4 1:151 good 108 6 2 2 2l 2* Mountain Cotnideration Orderlv clion, F. . Wounds 3-4 1:18 hvy 110 4 Fell. .1 Martin G. Larson Hi— n , ,'.m Ganze 66647 F. Grounds lm Ipy 1:471 hvy 90 6 2 1 1 13 12'HSchles'er TIiikerTDarinlf ForetenSr bf.,.,1 F. Grounds lm20yl:42 fast 89 5 2 2 2 3' 3= G Swain Campaigner, Oberon, "Ancestor KOHINOOR. br. g, 6, by Kingston —Royal Gem (S. W. Streett). Weight todav 121 67170 F. Grounds 3-i 1:131 fast 106 1 2 2 4» 3*1 J Lee Emergency. Belle StrSSe Ainador ™e'crOUn'!S B1-!iVSS£S? HI f - I S«,J^ Meao^breesTM^bStMck^^^ ''l • '• aroonda l-41Jsfhvy 104 1 1 3 I* 9 « A Williams.Matador, Western, Clifton Forge PLAUD, b. g, 3, by Plaudit— Miss Pry (G. Borkeli. Weieht todav inn 67651 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast lS 4 1 4 S»«»Uoyd Sajcapanak HviH-rt'ie vt™V 67451 City Park 5 1-2 f 1 *6| fast 109 7 6 4 » 4*1 J lie LlttleGeWte IflVldwlek MaetaSL. W373 City Park 5-8 1:011 fast 107 4 5 6 » H Scdcr 5? Datenf?.' AbSSS ^l^inbotoSI ADBELL, br. h, 6, by Plaudit— Nahma (Mrs. M. Goldblatt). Weight todav 124 663X1 City Park 1 1-16 1:471 fast HO 1 I » 10 I* 10*1 J Martin Quinn Brady Be "her For.i -ner 662S6F ;. Grounds 1 1-10 1:47;! fast HI 5411 li P J Martin &inonGlrl, ^alK OtniriChay^'ni W21. C. Grounds 0 1-2 f 1:214 hvy 130 13 3 2 rf V Jas Hen'syll. Lucas, J. Kaufman, Bompaliour. SPIDER WEB, br. f, 3, by Woolsthorpe— Spider (W. E. Walsh). Weight today 111 ' o"l P. Grounds 3 I 1:13 fasi 91 1 11 1 -• pj Garner Soutli. Cross. 1). lOlvira GoMnroof 675S0 lity 'ark 2 11:11 fast. 99 8 2 2 7- 8** .las Ben'syFoxmead, Posing. Bntin'skie •oli., . iiiy I'jirk 2 1 1:l5g fast 110 2 2 4 5 In Troxier Coltness. Chase. Fire \larin 67199 F. Grounds 3 4 1:11 fast K I 2 2 lh l"k Goldstein Pangea, Ba/.il, Gotholine. BILL PHILLIPS, ch. c. 4. by Orna ment— Excellent (P. M. Civill). Weight today 120 65SN7 City Park :: 1 !:10 slow MB 7 5 5 2' 3* Jas I If li' sy Bertha F... Marvel P., Merri.-k * ''-'•■ Grounds 7-8 1:2*1 slow 95 2 11 1 l| 1«* A Martin Mortihoy. Monet P of Woodstock 65RSSF. Grounds 3-4 1:17| mod 113 4 1 L Ik 5*1 Nlcol Ihirlng, Plhstieker, French Km 05771 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14 fast 110 3 1 1 1' 2I Nicol Dargln, W. Irishman. .1. \V. O'Xeill. THE THRALL, br. h, 5, by G. W. Johnson— Silver Bell (F. Garrett). Weieht todav 124 .ir^ct «it ].;,rK 7si:2s-ffast 123 112 2 2* l | Nlcol Locbgoil. n.omyaelnth. HocnfpoVns 0,1.. 1 I-. Grounds 3-4 1:141 good U7 9 4 I 7i 7n J Lee Grenade, Dannie Gold PanlClifford 17019 City Park 1 1:41J fast 11 1 2 2 2 3 M 3'. J Nicol Grenade. Monochord H.oflly icintli 669.J City Park 5 1-2 f 1:064 fast 107 1 7 8 6' 5«1 Seder Toboggan, Sir Toddington. Lens NO QUARTER, b. c, 3, by Viking— Sweet Danger (J. W, Fuller). Weight today 101 ';p''' '•'• On ls • "!':iiL [fast 97 2 :: :: 2| 2' Bilac Bertn t, D.ofMontebelln De Oro 6iHk City Park 2 4 1:158 fast IM I 7 7 6 } 5*1 Biiac Spider Web. Coltness, Chase 6734'J F. (, rounds 3-4 1:11 hvy SS I 14 4nk p Bilac Reiined. Bertmont, Excitement 6,271 F. Grounds 3-4 1:16 slow 89 I 11 Vh P Bilac Alanie, Bert Osra, Paragon Second Race [2nd New Orleans] SECOND RACE— 1-2 Mile. 2-year-3lds. Allowances.' (17i — ^ - 1 7. . LULA B., br. f, 2, by Charade — Lash (J. Mannion). Weight todav 99 67549 City Bark 3 ! 2 f 431 fast 108 10 9 S 7*1 Diggtos Geneva S.. Bonnie Haves bSUt 66S01 City Carle 3 1-2 f 45-: hvy HP I *\ 5* .1 Martin Belle of Kent, Sahado, l» ' na II " 66718 F. Grounds 1-2 .MA mud loO 8 9 9'» S* Pilar Mol .Montrose, D.of Dawn. Bitterly 66612 F. Grounds 1-2 49y hvy 10S 2 10 10 10" T Taylor B. M. Fry, MoBtbett, Ida May. BITTER GOLD, br. c, 2, by Bitter Root— Gold Band (J. C. Cahn). Weight today 102. 667T.fi F. Grounds 1 2 51| hvy 99 I 4 i 4I*)Farrow Montbert, Rnbvwiek, Whisk Broom 66701 F. Grounds 1-2 51| mud M0 7 6 7'. 7" .1 DennisonR. M. Fry, Blue I.ee Zlepben 66566 F. Grounds 1 1-2 f 42 fast UH 5 5 l I*1J DennisonWblskBroom, LnteFoster BlaeLee 06434 City Park :. - 3T,g fast li:: 13 13 13-'iSedcr Rebel Queen. Balole. Hazel M. HAZEL M,, b. f, 2, by Handsome — RcdouDd (F. KcKenna). Weight todav 94 67699 F. Grounds ! 2 48{ fasi 101 11 11 11 M'-M, Jones !'. Model. Dons II.. Drop Stitch P. Grounds 1-2 511 mud 104 I I 2' 9-1 .las Hcn'syMol. Montrose. D.of Dawn. Bitterly Grounds 3 1-2 f 44^ hvy 115 3 2 2- 2' Seder Rubywlck, Blister, Convenient. 6i,5l7 F Grounds 3-S 37 fast 112 I H » » W It W'k'r.Sli.Rossmore, D.of Dawn, Rut.ywick REBEL QUEEN, b. f, 2. by Box — Southern Girl (H. Gardner). Weight today 109 67051 -City Park 3 1-2 f 41 fast 112 E 1 5- 5* J I.ee Notasalga, Black Mary, Montbert. 6»'926 City Park 3 1-2 f 42 fast MS Pulled up. Cmmins Zlephen, Black Mary, Convenient. 66718 F. Grounds 1-2 511 mud 10S 5 5 Si 7'i J Loo Mol. Montrose. D.of Dawn, Bitterly 06643 F. Grounds 1-3 48g hvy 112 9 6 4a 4- J Martin E. M. Fry, Montbert, Ida May. ELVIRA M., b. f, 2, by Solitaire II. — Break o'Day (R. Tucker). Weight today 109. '.;::■.'.-. F. Grounds 1 2 E0| hvy 109 4 :; P p Nlcol Dick Rose, Grentse. Prince Bowling 67051 city Park 3 1-3 f 41 fast 112 2 5 4' 6*1 Nicol Notasulga, Black Mary, Montbert.' S6974 City Park 3 1-3 f 42 fast lln 1 2'J l1 Xicol Gremse, Geneva S.. Edna Matter. MB01 City Park 3 1-2 f 41J fast 99 8 8 8= 710 Eoadwee M. Montrose, Notasulga, Coincident CONVENIENT, blk. f. 2, by Compute — Contenta (C. E. Burnett) Weight today 109. 67675 F. (.rounds 43 t 541 fast lol 6 . 71 WT WilltarnsM.M'trose, D.ofDawn, L.Caroihtell S7599 City Park 3 1-2 f 43^ slop 105 5 lj 12" T Taylor I.. Foster. Dick Rose, Pr. Bowling. 67125 F. Grounds 1-2 49g slow 112 1 2 22 1° Xicol Gremse, Lute Foster, Florence N. BRAWNEY LAD, br. c, 2, by Br aw Lad — Caasilla (T. B. Morris). Weight today 109. 67651 City Park J 2 481 g 1109 4 7 0- 7,:U Russell Zlepben, Paris'n Model, Coincident. 67526 City Park 3 1-2 f 41* fast 101 5 31 l*| J Russell M. Montrose. D.ofDawn, CatherineF. 67376 City Park 3 1-2 f 42g fast 112 2 4 44 B* \V R W'k'rK. M. Fry, Ziephen, Drop Stitch. DROP STITCH, b. f, 2. by Toddington — Hosiery (S. T. White). Weight today 94. 67699 I-'. Grounds 1-2 481 i:,sr u''-''- '■'• - -nk 3* Troxler Parisian Model. DonaH., C. Dtisant 67599 City Park 3 1-2 f 43J slop 109 7 3= 4*1 Troxler L. Foster. Dick Rose. Pr. Bowling. 57526 City Park 3 1-2 f 41j» fast 101 7 4nk 5SJ Heustis M.Donohue, D.ofDawn, BrawnevLad 57376 City Park 3 1-2 f 42g fast 100 4 3 8' 3' Huestis E. M. Fry, Ziephen, Belle of Kent. COLONEL BRADY, br. g, 2, by Sain — Virgie D. (B. Schreiber). Weight today 109. 07024 City Bark 1-2 52 slow IM 8 5 P 1- ..'as Hen'svAnioinc. Bitter Sir. Camus. 673 I City Park 3 1-2 f 42*. fast 107 9 8 7"k 9"i Jas Hen'syPr. Bowling. B. Brigade. BltterSir. 67299 F. Grounds 12 50 slop 111 5 6 10- 1013 Foy Braw. Lad. Pr. Bowling. Ben Sand. 67200 F. Grounds 4 1-2 f 55 fast 101 5 3 104 1014 W R Wk'rCresham, Blue Lee, Ruhywick. PRINCE BOWLING, b. c, 2, by Cesarion — Princess Bowling (0. Blanchard). Weight today 112. 67651 City Park 1-2 481 good 112 2 5 5* 5* Dlgglns Zlepben, Paris'n Model, Coincident. 67599 City Park 2 1-2 f 431 slop |jg s 4' 34 Dlgglns Lute Foster. D. Rose, Drop Stitch. 67399 City Park 3 1-2 f 421 fast lis 1 2 1 l2 Diggins B. Brigade, Bitter Sir, Bayou Lark. 67325 F. Grounds 1-2 50jj hvy 105 2 1 3} 4» Jas Hen'syElvira M., Dick Rose. Gremse. DONA H.. ch. f, 2, b7 Ormicant — Challie Howard (D. Hammond). Weight today 94. 67699 F. Grounds 1-2 181 fasi 109 1 I l| 2- Mountain ParisianlModel. DropStltch, C Diisaut 67519 City Park 3 12 f 42.5 fast 112 5 4 51 5;,i .1 Daly Geneva S.. Bonnie Hayes, Embay. 87499 City Park 3 1-2 f 42? fast 115 6 6* 5* C Morris Lute Foster. Mammy Dink, Balolee. 67449 City Park 3 1-2 f 42$ fast 112 7 5 3h 2* J Lee Rosebloom, ParisianModel, L.Foster FLYON, b. c. 2, bv Fidelio — Boundaway (W. F. Schulte). Weight todav 102. 67526 City Park 3 1-2 f 41 1 fast IM 1 5^ 69 I.loyd M.Donohue. D.ofDawn, BrawnevLad 67299 City Park 3 1-2 f 421 fast HO 1 6 6l 10;,i Nicol Pr. Bowling, B. Brigade, BitterSir. MM F. Grounds 3 1-2 f 431 good 106 10 9 91 S'i Seder B. M. Fry, Haunis, Jennie's Beau. FRESCATI. b. f. 2. by Masetto— Frogmore (E. S. Gardner). Weight today 103. 67519 City Park 3 1-2 f 42j fast 108 8 S 9s 8» W R W'k'rGeneva S., Bonnie Hayes, Embay. MASTER KILDARE, ch. c, 2, by Carlton Grange — La Wanda (J. T. Stewart-). Weight today 106. 67024 City Park 1-2 52 slow 111 3 12 13 121 ri iaugel Colonel Brady, Antoino, Bitter Sir. MOORE JOHNSON, b. c, 2, by Si mprchi-.n— Marchma. Weight today 106. First start. Third Race [3rd New Orleans] THIRD RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yi.ds. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (l:4Bf 3-t».) RATHER ROYAL, br. g, 5, bv Prince of Monaco— Crowned Queen (W. H. Snyder). Weight today 107. 67701 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:45 fast 10s 1 :: 2 3 I* 5* Hogg Sin. Belle, Auditor. K. Ellsworth. 66(63 City Park 1 1:40 fast 105 4 2 2 3 6»kl0'«m Lowe Silvcrskin. Tenuis. Dr. Sprulll. K8S*, City Park^ . 1 1: tig slow 104 3 3 3 2 3' '.:* P. Lowe T.EngUshman, Pasadena, Silvcrskin 66730 F. Grounds lm 20y 1:48 mud 104 2 2 3 6 68 62'lBeckman Granada, Pr. of W'dstock, Gainara. ENVOY, blk. h, 5, by Pirate of Penzance^ — Bracket (P. Dunne). Weight today 110. 66359 City Park 1 1:112 good 1"2 14 3 2 lh T R Lowe Phil Finch. Charlatan. LnckyChariu. 66301 F Grounds 1 1:40 fast UN 6 3 3 2 2- 2' Lloyd JudgePost, CoIumbiaGirl, Flavigny. REBOUNDER. b. h, 5, by Pessara— Rebound (W. 'G. K. Dodda). Weight today 106, 67580 City Parle 2-4 1:14 fast 114 4 9 S sr' 0,;l. Troxler Foxmead. Posing. Butinskie. 67378 City Park 3 1 1:141 fast Ml 5 1 2 3' 3*1 Lloyd B. Stroine. P. Prim. J. L. Inglis. 17253 F. Grounds 11 16 1:50 slow 101 4 2 2 4 715 7" Pilac St. Valentine. Tinker, I.ndyBllison. 67179 F. Grounds 1 1 S 1 :5!g fast 105 2 11 1 E* 7*1 Van DusenDekaU'r, K. Greene. L. Maeltirlan. GRENADE, b. g, 6. by St. Gatien— Tsrmnil (J. H. McCormiok). Weight today 109. 07070 F. Grounds 1 1 8 1:521 fast K's 1212 :". l'l Garner Granada, Foreigner, Merry Pioneer, 67604 Pit v Park 1 I-S 1:581 slop HI 6 :', 2 2 2* 21 Garner Si. Noel. J. Reddick. L. Crawford. 67451 City Park 1 1 ii l;51g fast 106 4 6 2 2 V ll Garner UvlliudiiMi, Evie Giecu, Dekaber. FOXMEAD, br. r. 6, by Dunois— Good Friend (B. C. Evans). Weight today 102. M (57725 i Sec Fair Grounds rtiarl in tliis paper.) 07 67674 F. Grounds 3 ill;;; fast 112 6 I S 41 43 Gaugel Cutter Lad) Carol, BaalL 67 676M Citv Part 3-4 1:14 fast 111 3 8 4 2' l1 Nicol Posing, Butinskie. Bonart. 07 DM City 1'ark 6-1 5nj fast 101 1 6 6 Oh 6«J Gaugel Goldproof. .lumpier. Rusk. C7 ST. NOEL. b. g, 6, by St. George— Nan (J. U. Strode). Weight today 102. M 87(04 City Part 1 1-8 1:581 atop 107 1 1 1 1 l1 l1 Gaugel Grenade, J. Roddick. L. Crawford. ,;T 67380 city Part 11 i Z 08| fast M l 4 l l l'i 2j Gaugel Anna Bay, p.eii the cat, OrUne. 6J 67275 F. Gronnda lm My 1 ACt slow 11- 2 S 8 8 7* 711LGaugel Grenade, Paul Clifford, Bollindian 61 GRANADA, br. n, 4. by Giganteum— Alexin* (C. E. Burnett). Weight today 110. ''' 67676 F. Grounds 11-8 1 Cast HO i I :; :; •" ■ 2 1 Hogg Grenade, Foreigner, i.in\ I'toaeer. T: (7601 City Part '. '■ 1:29 atop 118 3 3 3 '■'• '■'■■ V* 3 Lea s. Preston, Lancastrian, BUI Carter r 87 674H3 ( MI y Park 1 1-8 133 fast Ml 2 3 3 4 3nk 4"J Jas Hen'sy Yankee Girl. Tileing. Anna Day. ,;" FOREIGNER, ch. g. 6, by Plaudit — Hereuse (F. W. SchmaltnJ Weight todav 105. * (7*7* F. Groonda 1 1 s 1:321 fast 106 I :; l 1 1' •"■ i LJoyd Grenade, Granada Merry Pioneer. ■ 67578 City Part 11:43 faal m« E 3 2 - l" I1 McMahon BvieGreene, Paul Clifford, Henry O. '•' 07680 City Part 1 1 16 1:47 fast km; 2 S 8 s 7' s8 McM'hon Donna, Reside, Mary Morris. 8? 67379 City Park 1 1-8 1:541 fast Hi 4 2 2 1 li 2'J McM'hon Bollindian, Grenade. JuM Roddick i 87 FLAVIGNY, br. f. 4. by Hastings— Flavia (R. E. WatkinsL Weight today 104. 67705 F. Ground: lm 70j ! I" ; • 98 8 18 10 8 '• ■ 8* Pickett Henry O' Cull. Merry Belle N" 83855 City Part 11-18 1:48 good 106 I 7 s 6 6' 57 Foy PoOy Prim, James Reddick, Reside. ,;7' 67302 F. Grounds 1 1-4 2:12h slop 102 3 4 5 5 4"^ 57 Beckman (".race Laraen, Gamester, Fonsoluca. R7 67228 F. Grounds lm 7ny- 1 :1sJ mud 1"3 4 5 4 4 43 4»J Lloyd St. Noel, Reside, Delmore. ■ MTLVAIN, b. h. 5. by Bend Or — Sierra Leone (J. C. Ferriss, Jr.). Weight today 112, So ■ l\ Gi unds In ' fas1 IP 8 : 5 5 •"•' 7*1 T Taylor FlaTigny, Rickey, Bonart. G 85808 City Park 7-8 1:271 fast 105 8 8 6 5 6« 6*1 T Taylor Devout. Manet, Glen Gallant. '•" 65568 Latonia 1 l:JI hvy lot 0 7 7 7 7 7--, ' Koerner Kerclioval. Nat 1!., Debar. 87 65485 Latonia . 1 1-16*1:471 fast MS 2 I C 4 6| 7* D Austin Tartan, I r. Lena Nat B. r:I ST. BELLANE. ch. g. 5. by St. GatietT— Bellane (J. Phillips i. Weight todav 104. &' 67558 CRy Park 7-8 1:27 fast 105 g t g \ s g**lDowe St. Valentin:-. Pasadena, MissLeeds. U (7304 Oity Park 5-4 591 fast 101 8 Pulled up. Do wo Goldproof, Juggler, Rusk. Bfi 58871 Aqueduct 1 1-16 1:471 faat 124 4 5 5 3 21 42 J Jones s.Catalma. Cedeatrome, Coy Maid. 87 58S77 Aqoedoct l l ::■.: -» faat 124 I 4 l I 2:'25 J Jones s. Catalina. Cedecatrome, Bryan. g JAMES REDDICK, b. c. 4, by La mplighter— Amelia P. (C. R. Elliaonl. Weight today 107. ('7 67656 City Part 1 l 16 1:48 good 112 l 8 13 . ' Mountain Polly Prim. Beside, BeDjndian. 'V 87084 City Part 1 l 8 1:58| Blop 113 242 :: ::"• ;;■'• .las Hen'aySt. Noel, Grenade, Lacy Crawford. 87 67379 City Park 1 1 8 1:541 fast 111 3 5 6 4 4? 43i Seder Bollindian. Foreigner. Grenade. ''I TINKER, ch. f. 4, by Handspring — Frankie (J. Arthur). Weight today 96. ■ E 67351 F. Grounds 1 I 16 1:54 livy Ml E 8 4 2 Pi la I.loyd Cr. Larson. Kaiaerboff, Bye Bye II. 87281 F. Grounds 1 1 It" 1*50 slow S3 5 6 6 3 2J 2k Goldstein St. Valentino. Lady Ellison, Canyon n F 87120 F. Grounds 1 1:42? slow 101 2 5 5 3 3l 3s Van DusenTom Dulau, Granada, Polly Prim. g t .." BOMBINO. blk. g. C. by Orsini— Kate Daly (C. M. Barrow). \ Weight today 107. ' 55680 Memphis 7-8 1:301 fast 102 1 3 3 8 I »|L King Raviana, Aliista. Voltage. ■ I Memphis 3 1 1:10] B 1 in 3 8 8 8 VJ c ' L King Plnkerton, Mlndora, Voltage. Page 5 Fourth Race [4th New Orleans] FOURTH R/CE— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-clds and upward. Handicap. (1:231—3—00.) FANCY DRESS, br. m. 5. by Ben Brush— Costume (S. W. Streett). Weight today 88. 67674 F. Grounds 3-4 1:1 7 2 6 6* I Garnet Cutter, Lady Carol, Basil. 67605 City Park 5 1 2 1 1:10] slop LIS 1 ill1 3= .1 Lee Good Player, Tichimingo, Mlngita. ■7408 City Park 5 1-2 f l:07| fast Ml 9 7 5 4* Sr' W B W'k'rMiss LeeOa, Baleahed. Poatng. JUGGLER, br. c, 4, by Hamburg— Elusive (Burlew & O'Neill). Weight today 117. 67501 City Park i i 50] fast ill 8 7 7 . k 2a* .las Hen'syGoMproof, Rusk. Charlie Eastman. 80530 City Park 1 1 :39J fast 113 2 2 1 1 l2 l'J Nicol Alma Itulour. (MM. John Carroll. 66473 City Park 1 l-!6 1:45J fast 111 2 3 2 3 2i 2 Jas Hen'syLeauBruminel, Orbi.ailar, Mis. Pad ST. VALENTINE, b. h. 6. Tr? Himyar— Bracelet (A. P. Ginter). Weight todav 110. ' , 67679 F. Grounds 7-S 1:265 fai ' :: 2 2" _- U j I Pasadena. Mortthoy. Pr. of Coins. . 67553 City Park 7-8 1:27 fast 112 E 6 3 1 l1 1-' LJoyd Paaadena, MlaaLeeds, ColnmbiaGlrL ', i (7462 City Park 1 1 18 1:401 faat 'or' 5 11 1 1* r» J Lee Pasadena, Pink Star, Anna Day. '" PASADENA, b. h, 6, by Ben Strome — Blue Bells (B. Vincent). Weight todav 112. J 67679 F. (Jronnds ^ ' fas( 106 3 1 1 1 1 -' 1-' Mountain St. Valentine. Mortiboy, Pr.ofCoins J '" • • Pari r-8 1 4 4 4 4 4 F Keyes MissLeeds. JohnL.Inglis. Marr.N li il R 87553 City Part 7-0 1:27 fast Ml 7 7 E E 5' 2- F Keyes St. Valentine. MissLeeds. Colum.Girl ri 8! LADY ESTHER, b. f. 4. bv Lord Esterling— Miss Alice (P. H. Jones). Weight taday 100. , fi G7678 I'. Ground I I 06 rasl 110 I 11 11 KV S Mountain Toj Boy, Ralesbed. Morales " ** 67576 City Part 5 1-2 f 1 06| fasl :o 3 5 7 P 4-'i T Taylor Sonthern Cross. Front enac, ReOned. 1. ^ 66416 City Park 11:40 fast l"7 223 5 7"k !i,; T Taylor Col, lie. Judge Post. Coiaaabla Girl. ! K . LANCASTRIAN, b. c. 4, by Kingston— Royal Rose (C. R. Ellison). Weight today 102. ■y ' ' 67601 Citj Park 7 ^ i ja slop 105 2 2 2 S j; f Jas Hen'sySallj Preaton, Granada, BUI Carter. 67 I City Park 7-8 1:27 faal 103 0 4 2 3 41 64| Jaa Hen'sySt. Valentine, Pasadena, MissLeeds. i* C 07406 City Pa k 5-0 l:80f fast 119 E 5 4 5" 5° Jas Hon'sySoutli.Cross. Coluni.Cii 1. Teleacope. e. Si EMERGENCY, b. g, 6, by Bathampton — Cnsit (J. H. McCcrmicfci Weight today 112. J 86 67527 City Part I I 391 faal 111 1 ! ! 2 2*» 2* R Lowe Judge Post. Beaterllng. '' (7453 City Park 7 • 1:271 fast 120 2 5 3 1 ]- P Garner Foxaaead, NatWOOd, 1'enian. I 67170 F. Grounds 2 1 1:131 fast 130 4 4 5 3J 1J Garner Belle Strome, Kohinoor, Amador. 8! Fifth Race [5th New Orleans] FIFTH KACZ— 1 Mik aad 20 Yards. 3-year-olds. Special Weights. (1:41— 3— 10SL) I KEMP RIDCELEY, b. c. 3. by Gerolstein — The Proof (W. S. Williams). Weight today 103. s '' R7690 I'. Grounds I 1:41 fasl Mil I '_ 12 12 12 1' ^Mountain Bye Bye II.. Bonart. Kaiaerboff 67030 City Park I 1:411 fast 119 8 10 3 v 7-' 7'11 Bed r Vesme, Fire Alarm, Beside. (6865 City Park 1 1 16 1:471 faat Mil 9 9 11 Ml PJ Pickens P. of W latock, McAUIater, Agra. a. I GARGANTUA, br. c, 3. by Gigantci'in— Aster iM. Goldblattt. Weight todav 105. e ' ' 67702 F. Grounds ! I:*»J fasl 101 II! 22- Hoars Halliard.Faiitaslie.lUpiBibuiiuock ': 67578 City Part 1 1 16 1:46] rasl k7 I 2 :; ;; 4 1 441 Goldstein I'lannte. Goldmate, W'es. »,, 17s. n*. Grounds lm 70y 1:46 fast X 222 1 l1 31 R Lowe Doubt, Sicamoua, Quagga. ', B70M I'. Grounda 1 1:451 hvy Ml 221 1 1' 2" Seder Bye Bye 11., S. Midway, fronton. 6 LUCY MARIE, b. f. 3. by Eon— Watita (J. J. Mackessey). Weight today 103. 67677 F. Grounds lm 70} !i; rasl fffl 3 .: :: r. 6' 1: !.■ - Grldnilar, Doiuta, Ilneron 67603 City Park I II SI041 93 3 6 7 7 7 7" A Martin Veame, Veribest, Fire Alarm. (7529 City Part 7-8 1:2SJ faal MS 8 8 9 8 8] P R Lowe Solly If., Sekro. Midway, PAlarm. "• \ MORALES, br. c, 3, by The Com mo ner— Sewing Girl (W. H. Fizer), Weight today 103. " r. Unmnds 06 isl mi 11 ( 3 J'l Can 1 T03 Boy, Baleshed. Frontenac. 67501 Cltj Part 3 1 11'' faat 10S 1 :: 4 _"k JS Garner Sir Toddingtos, Spina. Pi fluid. 86580 F, Grounds 1-4 1:13| good 106 1 1 1 2* 1» Bedar THetag, Mortiboy, Jaeomo. BONART, b. c, 3, by Cesarion— Strathwitcb (P. Dunne). Weight today 108. 1 1:41 faal 107 14 4 2 !■» 2* B !.u. Bye Bve IL. Raise lion Pol 67580 City Part 3 I 1:14 last IM E 4 3 !- P Hogg Foxmead, Posing, Butlnskie 67380 City Part 8-4 1:14] fast 181 1 8 s 61 PI Garner M. George, K. Pepper, s. Midway. r, I BLACKLOCK. ch. g. 3, by Lackfor d — Helena (Mrs. C. Wolfe). Weirht today 105. I ' ' (7555 Cltj Part I I Kj fast 8113 B10 18 10 IP« Wolff Warner. Grbtwell, Delmore, Doubt ' '7i I Cifj Part 1 1:421 fast 187 6 7 8 M 8' !*1L Smith Goldeaa, Quagga, 1». of MontebeUa - ' 67COS P. Grounds 1 I i 1:58 fast mi ~, 1 5 1; (rt s*| .1 T.oe ICaisernoff, Gamester, Dele Strome ,,. l 67124 F. Gn 1 1 1:181 alow m7 11 11 10 93 PI J Lee Kaiaerboff, No Quarter, Boyai Pond id 1 Sixth Race [6th New Orleans] SIXTH RACE— 1 1-2 Miles. 4-y.\\r-olds and upward. Special Weights. ■_':,.;.. — 7—112.) 1 LACY CRAWFORD, b. g, 7, by Sain — Apozea (F. McKenna). Weight today 103. ■ I i;77" 1 1 urnls 1 I 1 2 '. ' fasl 112 :: 1 1 [ II 1 L. Jones Horseradish, Gleuelare. Don'tAskMe I, fi (3094 City Park 11 - l:5S|slop 109 ■"■ 6 6 E i*J t" I. .Tones St. Noel. Grenade James Reddick '' 67479 City Part 11:41] fast ill 1 1 4 8 8L 9"'rrroxler Goidway, Orllne, Roaeboro. ,; 67402 City Park 11 18 1:48 fast ill 16 6 7 51 7:'J Troxler Donna. Monochord, Pvie Greene. I CASHIER, ch. h, 6, by Longflight — Tnistv (Mrs. M. C. Lvles) Weight today 102. 0 ,; 677*3 F. 1. ■■•!■ da 1 1 12:07-! fasl 122 lo 11 g u 11- PJ C Booker UCrawTord, Horaeradisb Glenelarc ,.' ' ' 67530 City Park 1 I i 2:08J fast 111 5 1111 11 111 IP* Hogg Anna Day, St. Noel Bell-tbe-Gai r.7202 F. Grounds 2 11 3:56 fast 100 I. 4 3 3 P» 4»1 Lloyd M. Neal. Mlaaouri Lad G Minister ' r 1 67052 City Park 3 5:19 fast 105 4 3 3 I 23 23 Llojd MamioAIgol, ALDafour, G. Minister. r. 1 ETTA M.. b. f. 4, by Goodrich — Likewise (G. L. Shughart). Weight today 94. r 677' 1:: I". 1 ,,i. 1 1 (2:07j la.-i 105 ". I :: 13 13 12 - McMahon L.Crawford, ilorserndlsb Gleneiare „ ' ' 67530 City Park 1 J l 2:08J faal 1 6 11 18 M 9 ^"k 61' Goldstein Anna Day. St. Noel, Bell-tbe-Cat ' 67354 F. Grounds - 131 hvy 95 2 :'. 5 4 4a 4-" .las Hen'syHunthtgton, Dr. Voung, Lit Elkin II. I 17305 F. Groonda 1 1-4 2:131 slop MS 4 2 2 2 li m Jas Hea'ayLittle BIkin, Horseradish, Caronal! il. 6 MAE LYNCH, ch. f, 4, by Jean Bneaud — Fannie Taylor (J. McClernand). V/eight today 94 4 I B7703 F. Grounds I ! i -."7' fasl 105 II :: 2 I 6 7* Deiab] L.Craw.ford. Ilorseradisb Glencktre ,.' ' 67402 City Park 1 I l1 1:48 fast 107J12 12 12 12 12 IP' F05 Donna. Monochord, Brie Greene. 66570 P. Grounds 1 . tsl Hn 5 } 7 ; 9' ]o-2;Farrow Piu: Bow, Mamie Algol Brilliant '•. Grounds 1 I I 2:091 fast M M 15 M 16 13' 14 *}jDelabaj Lena J., Lacaehe, Merry Pioneer." MERRY BELLE, b. f. 4. by Fatherless — Merrymaid fMrs. M. Goldblatt). Weight today 94. 1 i;77n.", I'. Ground lm . . : 1 ras t 122 4 m PI R Uowe Henry O.. Cull, Posing. , b7201 P. Grounds 1 1 16 1:45| fast M 1 3 5 5 6 5" R Lowe St. Valentine. Granada P Sterling 07179 F. Grounds I 1-8 1:541 fast M s 2 3 5 0* 13,3'R Lowe Dekaber, B. Greene L Macfarlan e (7028 City Park 1 1-8 1:54| faat 108 6 6 7 13 13,01314 T Taylor Oberon, St. Noel. Reticent LACACHE, ch. g, 7. by John Cooper — Whileaway (A. B. Maginnia). Weight todav 103. 67705 1". Grounds lm hi 97 14.". 7 7' 61 Pickens Henry O., Call, Merry Belle. (7604 City Part 1 I S 1:58] slop 184 I 2 E I 7h BMlPlckens St. Noel. Grenade, .lanes Reddick ■ 67556 City Part 1 1 l 1:48| fasl 107 6 5 5 8 8J P*1W R WkfrWarner Grlawell, Delmore Doulu e 67479 City Park 1 l:4lt fast 106 3 3 3 4 9ntiii= Pickens Goktway, OrUae. Boacboro. GLISTEN, ch. m. 6, by Knight of Ellerslie — Beloved (G. Knighthart). Weight today 101. 1 67354 F (train. Is 2 3:4*1 hvy 1"" 5 6 6 6 6 E**lBilac Huntington, Dr. Young, l.ii Blkfn I 07285 P. Grounds 1 I 1:55 fast IM 2 9 9 9 9 8l*lSchles*ger Kaiaerboff, Gameater Dele Strome 6 . 704 V. Grounds 1 1-16 1:531 mud M5 11 6 3 8 S10ll15SA'buchon Mahogany, Btta M., Brilliant. 18801 W. Grounds 1 1 2.-001 hvy M5 5 5 3 3 i* 3' A'buchon T.Engliahauui, Jnng.Imp, UghtNote ' ( DISCERNMENT, ch. f, 4. by Henry of Navarre — Detection (P. T. Weir). Weight today 94. 07171 City Park - fast II" E 8 1 6 S*| 61,lFoy orient. Begonia l.ennai Girl 67105 P. Grounds 11 16 1:511 hvy M 6 9 10 10 s1 8'* Delaby Gamester, Caronal, K. F Willi mis ' , 67028 City Part 1 1-8 l:54| fast 9..12 1111 9 IM PI Goldstein Oaeroa, St. Noel, BeUcent 90084 F. Grounds 1 mud M 7 2 7 4 7£ 10 3iTrueman Mahogany, Btta M.. BrUhant DR. YOUNG, b. g, 4. by Hart Wallace — Emma Hall (H. B. Hildebrand). Weight today 96. ! 671 B City Park ) fast 197 . t 9 I M P 7 |A Martin Anna Day. St. Noel, Bell-the-Cat. K 1 F. Grounds - hvy 94 3 4 4 2 ?r I A Martin Huntington, Little LIkin. Etta M. , 17128 F. Grounds 1 m 97 5 7 6 3 2n 2" A Martin Mahogany, M. Neal, Jungle imp. 60780 T. Groonda 2 3:461 hvy 99 6 6 3 4 4« 4« A Martin Cashier, Ptock stood, Tarlac. SANCTION, b. h, 5, bv Sir Dixon — The Widow 'J. Arthnrl. Weight ofay 105. I 67629 City Park i I 12:12 Blow 109 2 9 S M 18 P*1C Morris Sineerityfielle, ::. Greene, Gaaaara. (71 if city Park 1 1-16 1:481 fast 114 3 S 7 S 7l 6ri C Morris Ivanhoe. II. of Hyacinth, Kara. 67026 City Park 1 1-8 1:531 fast 106 M 12 M 8 XI 34i C Morris L. Macfarlan, Lemon Girl, Laysoa. W.976 ' ity Park 1 1:411 fast 112 5 8 8 8 7^ 8" Nicol Goidway. II. of Hyacinth. Kara. ESTERJOY, ch. g, 6, by L.rd Este rling— Amaranda (W. Gcrst). Weight today 102. • ! 67650 City Park F C 3:54 Rood 1 1 T 1 " _ :: P* Qaddy Kara. Dr. Keitb. Lighta llut. 67550 City Park 8 C 2:57 fasl 127 III 1 l3 1- Gaddy Arabo, Lighta Out, II. A. Bchroeder. 67502 City Park F ''::.". fast 13413 2 2 Fell. Gaddy St. Volma, Arabo, CreoUa. 83375 City Park B C 3:05] fast 127" 6 4 4 3 3J 3" Gaddy Dr. Keith, Incantation, Port Worth. Seventh Race [7th New Orleans] I SEVENTH E4CE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (14.5.,— ti— 104.4 I QUAGGA. br. c, 3. bv Dunga-von— Xallapa (J. Arthur). Weight today 93. ,£ ■.,,: 0 (See Fair Grounda oharl In this ]p.-:] o:\ 1 ROMP. Grounda 11:41 fast 10314 8 I 6 31 9'-.1.c Morria Bve Bve II. . Bonart, Kaiaerboff. j! 67830 City Park 1 en alow 99 3 6 E 4 43 33 C Morris Airship, Golden Wave, H. Stephens. ■ £ 67596 City. Part 1 1-16 1:47| fast 90 2 3 3 7 71 88J Goldstein King Ellsworth. Colnnosa. (Iladiator X JOE DAVIS, ch. g. 3, by Handcuff —Euterpe (W. H. Fizer). Weight today 90. 66100 F. Grounds 4 12 1 65 fast Ml 15 12 11' ll1* poldstein Toy Boy, Spider Web. Ca'gantua. ..' 66«m;3 City Park I 1 1:95ft hvy us I 13 12 111 12,€lSeder Bpioa, Bsxaae Me. Kafserheff. K "2 City Part E 8 l:03j hvy 97 7 2 3 ll4 1217JC Morris Paragon, Vesme. Spion. JOHN M'BRIDE, ch. c, 4. by Gorman— Kate Ayre (J. W. Fuller). Weight today 105. . 67705 I'. Grounds lm . I 7 I 8 6* • I Bflac Henry .. Cull, Merry Belie. (7404 City Park l 1-18 1:481 fast IM 15 14 14 13 111 '-,'J Bllac ivaaaoe, H. of Hyacinth, Kara. 67329 F. Grounds lm 70y 1:51 hvy 1114 7 S 6 6 \' 49 Rilac Delmore, Sin. Belle, Sponire Cake. • ^ 07230 F. Grounds lm 7oy 1:48] mud 99 10 10 9 10 10i 6s Bilac Redcoat. Bitter Brown, Colimosa. 5 NOEL, br. g, 4. by Governor Foraknr — Clara Meader (T. D. Martin). Weight today 107. . 67878 P. Grounds 11 it 07 3 1 2 5 .".' :■'■ _ Pickens Grenade, Granada, foreigner. 67021 I Ity Park I 1:45 J slow V :i 6 6 6 6 62" 610JJas Hen'syCotnnosa. Lemon Girl, Marv Morris. • .-' 67503 City Park 1 1-M 1:47 fast 109 8 7 7 7 6- V Nicol Donna, Reside, Mary Morris. ^ SICAMOUS. br. f, 3, by Scottish Chieftain — Cathay (F. Carter). Weight today 90. 6 67124 city Park l 1 :42J fa. -t 107 8 5 E 4 4' 4^ Jas Hen'syGoUese, Quagga, D. of KeniebeUo. 67178 F. Grounds lin 7' ■. 1:46 Cast M 1 7 5 E V "' Jas Hen' sy Doubt, Gargantua. Quagga. 67080 P. Grounds 1 1-16 1 :471 fast 96 13 4 5 8* 7*1 Jas Hen'syPorelgner, PireAtarni. JobnMcBrlde 60870 City Park 1 1:42ft fast 105 1 9 4 2 :" Pft Jas Hea'syOaaa Price, KaiaerhaaT, ltip Par MERRY PIONEER, b. h, 6, by Blazes— Menywise (B. C BnnburvV Weight today 113. 1 67( 1 1. CrmiiKls 1 IS] ■ fast l i . 1 I 1 \ Martin Grenade. Granada. Foraigne.r. 6 67180 P. (ii unds lm 70j 1:45] last 111 1 11 n 11 121 7: Trdzler K. Blhnrortn, Monochord, Sin. Pell. 6 60609 F. Grounds 1 1-f 1:03ft fast llo 7 9 7 10 81 8«J Mitchell Marvin Ncal. Florizol. Lomon (iirl. . I M 07 67 07 C7 M ,;T 6J 61 ''' T: r 87 ,;" * ■ '•' 8? i 87 N" ,;7' R7 ■ So G '•" 87 r:I &' U Bfi 87 g ('7 'V 87 ''I ■ E n F g t .." ' MARY MORRIS, ch. f, 4, by Vict ory— Fnrlano (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 108. 67027 City Pari 1 i : I5-- slow v*jr ;,. ;. 2 :; :: 1 Garner Cobmoaa, Lemon Girl, F. Plaaaat 67503 City Park 11-16 1.17 fastTfl 7 5 4 3 3 ik 34i Garner IVmna. Reside, Oberon. 67104 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:091 hvy 114 8 8 8 62 33 Garner (apt. Taylor, Rickey, Cobmosa. (7055 City Park 3-4 1:13ft fast 105 14 15 10 9l 8' Garner Belle Strome, Delmore. Blue Dale. MAZONIA, b, f, 4, by Mazagan— Blue Maid (R. M. Hennessey). Weight today 105. 07025 City Park 7 s 1:311 slow 110 3 2 ! 4 2} P C Booker HappyJackIL, L. Goodrich, Exalted 87178 F. Grounds lm 7ov 1:46 fast 102 S 10 S 7 12- 12U1C Booker Doubt, Gargantua. Sleamous. 87002 City Park 7-8 1:28 fast 9S 4 3 5 5 4' 3' C Booker Paul Clifford, Bert Osra, Gay Bor. (M City Park 1 l:40i fast lot 7 3 13 13 13 13=°1C Booker Polly Prim, LemonGirl, NelllrBurn TELEGRAPHER, ch. c, 4, by Woolsthorpe— Thanks (C. E. Patterson). Weight today 112. 67479 City Park 1 1:41ft fast 110 7 9 11 9 6* 67i Pisgins Goldwav. Orllne. Posel.orn. 66587 F. Grounds lm 20y 1:420 food 113 9 9 12 12 10= W 1 J Martin Pr.of W'dsPk. H. ofHvaoth.G.Coin 16419 City 1'ark 1 1:39ft fast 104 5 5 5 5 6i 915 Jas Hen'syWos, Consideration, Polly Priiu. HORSERADISH, b. g. 4, by Bitter Root— Linda (J. C. CahnL Weight today 107. 67703 F Grounda 1 l I 2:071 fast M7 7 7 1 2 2 2- H.igg L.Crawfoni. Gleneiare. Don'tAskMe 67626 City Part 7 8 l:31i slow 112 I s I in kji ll=" Foy II. of Hyacinth, N. Burn, Ad High, 67575 City Park 1 1-tt 1:48ft fast M6 12 10 M 12 13 B'^IF Keyes Auditor, Goidway, Cull. 67479 City Park 1 1:41ft fast 107 13 10 8 7 71 795 Foy Goidway, Orline, Rosoboro. NELLIE BTJRN, ch. f. 4. by Fatherless— Genenne (J. Gormley). Weight today 107; 67626. City Park 7-8 1:31ft alow 110 112 2 2» 2" Goldstein H. of Hyacinth, Ad High, Pentagon 67003 City Park 7-8 1:27ft fast 102 12 S 10 10 91 Pft M Murphy Gllfaln. Prince Brutus. Orline. 66899 City Park 1 1:40J fast 104 5 4 3 3 4'1 3:' M Murphy Polly Prim, LemonGirl. Sin. Belle. 65729 Bennings 1 1-8 1:57ft fast 100 3 6 5 5 62 5l° Beckman Cederstrome, L. of the Vale, Pater. GOLDEN WAVE, b. f, 3, bv Mirthful— Gold Stream (R. Tucker). Weight today 92. 67630 City Park 1 1:11 slow 93 13 2 2 31 2-' A Martin Airship. Quagga, Harry Stephens. 87574Clty Park 6-8 1:011 fast 100 9 10 10 7| 541 Jas Hensyltoval Liver, fa*. Ball. D. Duncan. 67121 City Park 11:421 fast 106 7 10 10 9 9= 9'» Boadwee Goldoss. Quagga. D. of Montebello. 67324 F. Grounds 1 1:47* hvy 97 10 9 9 5 42 210 Jas Hen'sySehro. Midway, Quagga, Ironton. LEMON GIRL. br. m, 6, by Madstone — Lodema (M. Deatherage). Weight today 106. 07i2o (See l'a'r Grounds Chart in tliis paper. 1 67627 City Park 1 1:45ft slow M7 12 2 2 21 21 J Lee Cobmosa, Marv Morris. F. Floshor. 67575 City Park 11-16 1:48] fast 107 12 2 2 2.1. 4= R Lowe Auditor, Goldwav. Cull. (7474 City Park 1 1:42§ fast 129 2 3 3 I P 32 R Lowe Orient, Begonia, Stella Eichburg. •CULL, br. g, 3, by Uncommon — Lillian Cully (J. Griffin). Weight today 105. 0770" r. Grounds lm 70y 1:451 i'-1-1 96 1 5 ! I J* 2* Gaugel Henry .. Merry Belle, Pastas. 67575 city Park 1 1-16 1:48{ fast 105 5 8 8 4 4'i 3'J Gaugel Auditor, GaMway, Lemon Glri 67505 City Park 1 1-16 1 :47g fast 105 7 2 1 1 1^ 7*1 1 Taylor King Ellsworth, Cobmosa, Gladiator (5136 Churchill D 1 1:41ft fast 100 11 9 7 5 7J 74J Sheridan Shining Star, High Bear. Martins. FERRONIERE. b. f, 4. by G. W.Johnson— La Valliere (J. H. Young ). Weight today 103. 67474 City Park 11:42ft fast 110 14 14 14 14 14 ll^JGaugel Orient. Besrnnia. Lemon Girl. 124 Latonia 1 1-16 1:47ft fast 105 8 5 6 5 41 IS A'buchon Merry Belle. Athena, Trenola. 65367 Latonia 1 1:41 fast 102 8 7 5 — 41 3-'* F Keyes Minnehaha, L. Ethel. St. Tammany. Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, March 21 Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Thursday. March 21. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK HEAVY. First Race [1st Oakland] ' , . ', i '" J J '" li il R ri 8! , fi ** 1. ^ ! K . ■y ' ' i* C e. Si J 86 '' I 8! I s '' a. I e ' ' ': ', 6 "• \ " i FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile. 2-year-o.ds. Maidens. Selling. (171-2 66,] ndex Course Dlst Time Tck Wt St % % \ StrFln Jockeya Beat Company ALTAIR. b. c. 2. by Galveston— My Secret (J. F. Clifford). Weight today 112. 67681 Oakland I I 511 atop-lfi .". 8 .-' 7:,:.\ Brown Arthur Hyman, Bustier, Ban Gil. CHARLES A., b. c. 2. by Maxio— Jane Porter (T. A. Davies). Weight today 112. (7681 Oakland l 2 51- slop 112 ii 1 6ft (*1 W Saalth Arthur Hyaaan, Rustler. San Cil. RUSTLER, b. c, 2, by Russell— Option (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 112. 67681 Oakland I - 51 . slop 112 2 S 2] 2» ICnsgrave Arthur Hyaaan. San Gil, Macall. 67606 Oakland I 2 49': irood 112 S 4 3* :;- Muagr*ve Braggart, Vesps, l'ollie L. 67531 Oakland 12 50g slop 105 1 1 33 3-J Musfrr've Adrian. Wilinoro. .Macall. HUSKY, ch. c, 2, by Royal Flush III.— Festal (T. G. Ferguson). Weight today 112. 06 Oakland 1 2 4Sf fair 112 2 1 3* 2,: Rettig Gahnoore, Rustler. Irish Mike (7156 Oakland 1 M slop 112 6 4 5 -J !•• Rettig Wihnore, Gage Taylor, Adena 11 Oakland I 36» hvy 114 9 9- 8**|8an4y Firestone, Baeonteur, Bunker Hill. CHAR AY, b. f, 2. by Charade— Mago (F. McMahon). Weight today 109. (7706 Oakland 1-2 2- lm 108 7 6 7 7' I-I sfcBride Wiunore, Katie Rains. Jeremlab. 13 Oakland 3 1-2 f 44| mud 108 S 7- 5« J htcBrkle Import. B « Thankful. Wilinoro 88333 Oakland 3-8 3Si slop 109 1 1*1 f* J McIntyreLady Hildreth, B. Meyers. Adona. JEREMIAH, b. g, 2, by Gerolstein — Optic (Keene Bros.). Weight today 109. 67706 Oakland 1-2 •"•_"• hvy MS 2 S P 3*1 Scoville Wilinoro. K. Rains, Jockey Menace. i Oakland 1-2 49 good 109 5 tr 5* 4»1 Scoville Memorize. Sandpiper. Poilio L. 6808 Oakland 3 1-2 f 411 hvy 113 2 2 21 ll W Dugan Heather Scott, Irish Mike. Wilmore 66768 Oakland 1-2 51g slop 104 1 2 3nk 3- W Miller Love of Gold, Abbey, Wilmore. CLARA MULHOLLAND, ch. f. 2. by Cromwell— Nomades (W. St. Vincent). Weight today 1C9. 67431 Oakland 1 2 4Sfl good MS 1 8 V 9-" Palms Raconteur, K. Rains. Ladyllildrct!'.. WAYNE, ch. c, 2, by Herbert— Lule (C. W. Chappell). Weight today 107. (7406 Oakland 1 - I3J slop 110 7 7 7i 8**1A Brown Boas. Vakwkl. Jockey Uoance. 172:1 Oakland 1 2 431 fair lo7 I 8 9 S^JCboneau Oreaa. Pajaroita. Adona. (6597 Oakland 3 1-2 f 42| stow IM 8 Sl 8'nC'boneau Col. Widow. Leonardsdale.B. Myers (6426 Oakland 3 1-2 f 43J hvy 111 5 V S-^JCboneau Firestone, Wilmore, Jeremiah. WILLIE T.. ch. f, 2, by Albeit— Lady Useful (H. T. Griffin). Woight today 104. 11 Oakland I ! 50J atop 1*8 ;. 7 ■".■' 4'UGraliani Abbey, Memorize. Chenowee. , 7 iscot Park :; I 3r.J fast 112 I 7- 71 lMusSjrare Laekfoot, Slater. Orlinn. WARDEN YELL. br. c, 2. by St. Avonicus — Maicio A. (Oakland Stable). Weight today 112. first start, SADIE H., b. 1. 2. by Indio — Susco 1 (G. Edison). Weight today 109, tirst start. ROBERT MYER. b. g, 2, by Fre sno— Lolcta (S. C. HildictlO. Weight today 109. First bturt. Second Race [2nd Oakland] r, I I ' ' ' - ' ,,. l id 1 1 ■ I I, fi '' ,; I 0 ,; ,.' ' ' ' r 1 r. 1 r „ ' ' ' II. I il. 6 4 I ,.' ' SECOND RACE — 5-8 Mi'e. 4-yeo.r-olds and upward. Selling. i...i, 2 MO.) JUDGE, blk. h, 6. by Atheling— Judy (E. J. Ramsey). Weight today 110. 07150 Oakland ( 1-2 f 1:22 good 113 7 S E 7 el R Davis Siher Sue. Fred Bent. H11lf1.nl (7433 Oakland S I i:15f good 112 I s s s 7" II Davis 1.. Nelson. The Reprobate. Pelliam (7310 Oakland P C 1:121 fair 127 7 7 6 i \ 1!J R Davis Aaron J., llersaln. l»r. Scli.ulT 67181 Oakland 3-4 l:bS* slop 107 4 5 5 5- 4'JR Davis IT. Titania. Dr. Sherman, L. Nelson (7083 Oakland 3-4 1:16§ mud 122 7 8 7 71 5« R Davis Elevation, P. Wheeler. Dr. Sherman BILL MAYHAM, rn. g. 10, by The Hero— Katie Wawekus (J. B. Armour). Weight today 107. (7530 Oakland 5-8 1:031 atop M7 2 22 4- 4I*|Spargur Security, Elevation, Whiskey King. (7382 Oakland E I 1 :01 good 108 4 11 laa 43i A P.rown Native Son, Sea Lad. Ethel Day. fTOt Oakland r.spoigfair MI 2 11 2-i 2-" Rettig Lntie Nous, Sea Lad. Pontotoc" THE REPROBATE, ch. g, 5, by Inverness^ — Sauteuse (Hall & Marshall). Weight today 107. 67707 Oakland ;: I 1:181 bry 107 I 3 "• 31 51 C Koerner JvekKerchesllle, Mala, Pr.Saeisaaa 67634 Oakland 7-8 1:28 fast loi 6 111 l"t li Soovllle Elevation, Fred Bent. Alma Boy. J75 akland 7-8 1:291 good 108 4 2 2 1 li li L WilliatnsConfessor. Moada. Shady Lad. (7433 Oakland 3 1 l:15i good 109 4 4 4 i- 23 C Koerner Lord Nebson, Pelliam. Br. Sherman. ELEVATION, ch. g. 4. by Dieudonne — Scotch Fir (T. A. Fullum). Weight today 107. 67685 Oakland 7 12 1" ! ::;7* stop MI 111 1 PI1 Corel Cadkhon, Hedgetborn, Daniel C. 67634 Oakland 7-8 1:28 fast M8 1 8 :; :: ::' :;i Borel The Reprobate, FredBent, AlmaBoy 67001 Oaklead 3 t 1:141 1 1 113 1 7 5 6" 6* llarty Lord Nelson, Sheen. 1'r. Wheeler. HERSAIN, b. m. B by Sain— Hesneria (R. R. Rice, Jr.). Weight today 105. (177::^ (See Oakland eliart in lliis paper. 1 67607 Oakland I 1 1:141 good 1112 2 3 2» 6? L Willianisl.ord Nelson. Sheen. Pr. Wheeler. 67459 Oakland 6 12f 1:22 good 10S 3 16 8 S'-iSandy Silver Sno, Fred Bent, Ilulford. (■,7123 Oakland 3 I l:15g good 101 6 2 2 2h 5ri Sandy L. Nelson. The Reprobate, Pelliam. PRINCESS WHEELER, br. m. 5. by Colonel Wheeler — Princess Noretti (W. P. Fine). Weight today 105 67607 Oakland 3-4 1:140. good 111 I 6 1 5] 3" Rettig Lord Nelaen, Sheen. CoaaBfo, 67286 Oakland 7-8 1:281 fair 110 4 2 11 lit 4"i Rettig Northwest, Mina Gibson, Sahara. 67181 Oakland 2 1 1:162 slop 107 2 1 1 Vh li Rettig Dr. Sherman, Lord Nelson, Judge. Third Race [3rd Oakland] 1 , e ■ e 1 I ' ( ' , ! , I • ! I I ,£ j! ■ £ X ..' . • ^ 5 . • .-' ^ 6 U.HIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 1-yerr-olds and upward. Selling. • 1 : l.V -.V-108.) BLACK PRINCE, blk. h. 6, by Laz zarone— Belle Air (M. Reis). Weight today 110. 67709 Oakland 1 1 16 1:53 hvy 100 12 2 3 31 '■- Corel Watchful, Miss M. Bowdbrit, Briers. (7657 Oakland 1 I 10 1:51 ship 110 7 7 . 8 7 7-:1 A Crown runny Side. Briers, Corrfeaa. 67500 Oakland 1 1-16 1:511 hvy 109 4 2 2 2 2* 4"'iL Williams Watchful. Vineontio. Iras. 67507 Oakland 1 12 2:10' slop 110 4 2 I 2 21 2'£ L WilllamsGraphite, Inflammable. Briers. VINCENTIO, b. C, 4, by Santello— Francesca II. (J. Stephenson). Woight today 110. (7709 Oakland 1 1 i( 1:53 1 1 v \ M5 1 3 3 ! i- ■"•• C Koerner Watchful. MtasM.Bowdiah, B.Prntce 67610 Oakland 1 1 16 1:48 good 112 7 . B 8 5- 57 Bond l.neian. Higlitful. Ed Sheridan. 67560 Oakland 1 1-16 1 :51J hvy 115 7 3 3 3 3'i24 C WilliamsWatehful, Iras. Black Prince. 67083 Oakland 1 1-16 1:49 good 106 6 5 4 2 2*1 P* C WilliamsB. Prince, Nabonassar, M. Lowrey. YELLOWSTONE, ch. g, 7, by Rey el Santa Anita — Florilla (T. E. Brophy). Weight today 110. i;,7:"'. (See Oakland charl in this paper). 67582 Oakland 7 s 1:20-. good 112 .67 . 5i 7 Corel The Reprobate, Confessor. Moada. 67025 Oakland C 1-2 f 1:21 fast 112 8 9 M 1"; B * Borel Head Dance. Judge. C. Wittmau. 66751 Oakiand 7 8 1:311 slop 112 5 6 5 7 710 715 A Brown Ilulford, Metlakatla. Butnolette. ANVIL, b. g, 7, by Brutus— Gran dezia (C. E. Murray). • Weight today 107. 67(10 Oakland 1 1 16 1:48 good MS 5 113 8 ("lA Wright Lnclan, Rightful. Bd Sheridan. 67524 Oakland 11-16 1:50 slop 103 7 4 5 4 6"' 7-° G Wright AndrewMack. Nigrette. Theliorgian 87282 Oaklan I 6 1-2 f l:22i fair 106 2 4 4 7 8 2JA Brown Pal. Dr. Sherman. Lord Nelson. ORCHAN, br. g, 6 by Orsini— Princess Prodigal (E. J. Ramsey). Woight today 107. S770S Oakland lm 20y l:4»J hvy 110 E E 8 E •"■•■k s-^u Daris Lasell, Confessor, Baaarao. (7657 Oakland 1 l-M 1:51 slop 107 5 2 2 3 5- 610 R Davis Funny Side. Briers, ( OfTttnuv (7582 Oakland 7-0 l:29f good 113 8 I 1 I 8 6« R Davis The Reprobate, Confessor. Moada. 67360 Oakland 1 1:43 fair 104 2 6 5 5 5i 4IJ R Davis Andrew Mack, Lucian. BlackPrince BYRONERDALE, b. ?, 7, by Jim Gore — Briganza (J. M. Crane). Weight todav 107. 67261 Oakland 1 1-M l:50f slow MS 4 2 3 1 3* 3*i F Graham Jake Moose, And. Mack. Hooligan. 61 135 Oakland 1 IS 1:56 fair 107 6 2 12 25 2s L Williams.Iake Moose, Morendo, Hooligan. (7086 Oakland 1 1-16 1:50 mud 112 2 1 1 1 in lh L WilliamsJake Moose, Hooligan. Harbor. HAINAULT, br. g. 8, by St. Carlo— Libbertiflibbet (J. Reavey). Weight today 107. 67232 Oakland lm 20y 1:48 stop 1":: 211 2 3* c Sandy L. Mirthful. LadyFsahlon, 1:. Hoan 67607 Oakland lm 50y 1:4a) fast I21111311 11 11 11 T Clark CoUeweU, T. Miaaonrian. C. Sarto 66808 Oakland W C 1:14 hvy 111 7 3 4 a5 712 T Clark Brush Pp. Dr. Seliarff. Bailee. 66750 Oakland 7-S 1:321 slop 110 1 1 1 1 1=525 T Clark MissM.Bowdish, Baker. Sir Carter. EDUARDO, b. h, 6. by Eddie Jones — Duckling (H. Stover). Weight today 107. 67708 Oakland lm 20y 1 : is ». wry 110 6 1 1 3 31 P Borel LaaeB, Confessor. Lone Wolf. 676:21 Oakland 7 8 1:381 fast 101 16 6 6 5J 510 W Fischer Spring Ban, c.P.McNoar. T. Mighty t 67S2 Oakland F C 1:141 mud 124 7 6 5 5« 55i J McBride Santa Ray, P'cess Wheeler. YoSau. 66732 Oakland 1 1-8 2:01 hvy 109 1 2 5 6 6" 71- L WilliamsTenordale. Rey Dare. Daniel C. LONE WOLF, br. g, 5, by Prinoe Plenty— Tootie Nichols (R. R. Rice, Jr.L Weight today 107. 67708 Oak land lm 20y 1:481 hry IH 3 8 ( i P i"iW Fischer Lasell, Confessor, laluanlo. (7658 Oakland 2 1 1 1:06 slop 107 t 3 3 1 4 4J1 W Flaeher Inflammable. Huston. Iras. 67535 Oakland 1 1-8 2:00 slop 109 5 3 2 1 l4 12J W Fischer Hooligan. Ed Sheridan. Isabelita. 67460 Oakland 1 1-16 l:49g good 109 6 7 7 7 5 4lu Sandy I Told You. Alma Boy, Hooligan. LAZELL, ch. g, 5. by Lamplighter — Luzelle (A. Koenigsberger). Weight today 104. .0 Oakland lm 20j l:48J hry 105 .772 21 1^ Nutting inn i'essov. laluanlo. Lone Wolf. (7660 Oakland 1 1-0 1:581 atop MO 2 3 1 2 i' ."■ Mentry Ink. Botron, Flaunt. 675S3 Oaklan.' I 1:401 anad 104 8 3 8 8 8 ti10 Nutting Flaunt. Ink. Little Mirthful. MOM Oakland 11-16 1:53 slow 104 5 2 2 2 3J 6" Nutting Hooligan, Black Prince, Isabelita. IRAS, b. m, 7, by Moreno— Panilla (W. WalkerL Weight today 100. 67638 Oakland 2 I ( 4. if. atop K"' 111 -' 2-' 5' J Hunter Inflammable. Huston, I. one Wolr. 67560 Oakland 1 1-M 1:51* hvv loi I ."• 5 4 4- IH J Hunter Watchful, Yimentio. Black Prince. 67507 Oakland 1 12 2:40| slop 101 5 4 5 4 58 5,u J Hunter Graphite. BlackPrince. Inflammable 67435 Oakland 2 3:341 good 100 3 4 4 3 3« 37 J Hunter Inflammable, Huston. W. B. Gates. MISS MAY BOWDISH, b. m, 6, bv Libertine— Phoebe F. (W. St. Vincent). Wciirht todav 100. f706 Oakland 11 16 1:53 hvv M • I -* I 2*21 Galindo Watchful. Black Piimc. Briers. 67607 Oakland 3 1 1:141 good 111 11 11 11 10 9 Palms Lord Nelson. Sbeon. Pi. Wheeler. 66750 Oakland 7-8 1:321 slop 107 5 4 3 3 33 IS W Miller Hainault, Baker, Sir Carter. 66715 Oakland 7 1-2 f l:3Si mud 101 9 10 9 9 8nk 9l3lConway Watchful, Bogum, Santa Ray. Fourth Race [4th Oakland] 1 6 6 . I FOURTH RAOE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (1 :3s' — 4 —117.) MABEL HOTT.ANDFR. b. f, 3. bv Maxio— Circlet (C. Whitel. Weight today 111. ■ I Oakland 1 1 16 l:S0| alop 160 I I- I- .1 Hunter (on\ent Bell, Kogo, lanaiia. 67583 Oakland 1 1:434 k«mm1 1o2 1114 i ). ',-'\ J Hunter Flaunt. Ink. Little Mirthful. 67458 Oakland 7 8 l:28g good 99 5 1 1 1 I* 1* J Hunter Tanana. Kogo, Blanche V. TONIC, b. c, 3, by St. Florian — Japonica (Applegate & Cotton). Weight today 107. 67483 Oakland 1 1 :43jt fast 111) 4 4 4 7 7J 10™ K Graham Dave Weber. Krnka. Calendar. 663)13 Oakland FCLMghvy 114 8 Pulled up. E Rol.ins'nM. Hollander. Coco. Mrs. Mathenw. 66166 Oakland H I'1- hvy 113 7 Pulled up. K Robins' ncomo, Calmar. Al ].in lley. 661)67 Oakland 6 1-^ i L-lif hvy 111 8 'J I) 1) •**!■ Robins' nChecrs, Pusodclla, Avona. KOGO, br. f, 3, by Morte Fonse— Huronia (P. Albertson). Weight today 105. 676."iti Oakland 1 1 16 l:5nj slo|. UK) 8 7 ( 3 34 ::"' Rettig If. Hollander, Convent Hell. Tanana. 67458 Oakland 7-8 l:L'8g good 107 9 8 8 6 3" 3«1 Rettig II. Hollander. Tanana. Blanche C. 67357 Oakland 1 l:42g fair 102 6 7 7 7 62 5s Borel Happy Rice. Bogum, Treas.Seeker. 67234 Oakland 1 1:46| slop 105 5 6 7 5 31 -3 J McBrlde HappyRice, G.Kilborn, Treas.Seeker BOGUM, b. g, », by Bassetlaw— Sonoma (W. Walker). Weight today 105. t7407 Oakland lm My 1:4S| atop 884 4 5 3 3 31 4si Scoville Hap. Rice. Fairystreet. D.ofOrleans 1 67357 Oakland i 1:881 fair 1'*. 4 3 3 3 3- 8» A Brown HappyRice. Treas.Seeker. Huerfano 67159 Oakland 11:45 slop 109 4 C 5 3 3^ 3* L WilliamsBlaneheC, D.ofOrleans, Fairystreet DOC CRAIG, ch. g, 3, by Joe Terry— Bow Legs (W. G. Yanke). Weight today 104. MM Oakland 7-8 1:31 si i H - I 7 7 I 8** Buxton Rightful. Curriculum. Mum Gtbaoa. C7159 Oakland 1 1:45 slop lU'J 11 8 9 8 18* ll*HBorel Blanche C. D. of Orleans, Bogum. C7033 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:211 fast 92 8 9 8 8 8"U Powers Triumphant. Rosearo, Dora I. 66731 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:101 hvy 107 I 6 6 6* G'-JJ McBride Mitre. Mechaut. Calmar. CHEERS, b. g, 3, by Darebin— Rose of the Glen (Keene Bros.). Weight today 104. i;77"7 Oakland " 4 l:18j hvy W S 4 2 _'-' I 1 Seville .1 lr-kKerrheville. Mala, Dr.Shertnan C6335 Oakland 11:451 slop 89 1 1 1 1 1* 22" Buxton Gov. Davis, Crowsliade, Miss Rillie 66295 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:10 slop 107 3 1 2 2s r* J MclntyreH'dm'den. Mrs. Matthews, I'escadeti 661*5 Oakland 7-8 l:31g hvy lo4 112 2 l' 3! W Miller Bushthorpe, Johnny Lyons, La Rose LORD ROSSINGTON, ch. c, 3, by Inverness— Anne Evans (G. Motherall). Weight today 102. i. MM Oakland 7-8 1:32 slop 1"1 7 7 v s; •* i*| J Hunter RlgbtfaL Curriculum. Mina (iibson. 67533 Oakland 3-4 lis slop 111 4 4 6 6s 6" Van'bout Convent Bell. Alta Spa. Derdom. 67508 Oakland 5-8 1:01$ slop 95 3 5 5 5 b-u E Dugan Security, Sir Edward. St. Francis. FAIRYSTREET, ch. f. 3, by St. Gatien— D. A. R. (W. P. Hayes). Weight today 102. •MM Oakland 1 1-M 1 TSSfelep MS 18 8 7 5J 5"A.l Huy.s M. Hollander. Convent Bell. KegO 674D7 Oakland lm 20y 1 :45i slop 102 8 8 S 8 2n ' 2'1 J Hayes Happy Rice, D. of Orleans, Bogum. 67159 Oakland 1 1:45 slop 107 6 7 6 5 52 4* J Hayes Blanche C. D. of Orleans, Bogum. 66859 Oakland 1 1-16 1:53 slow 91 7 3 6 7 7 7'» J Hayes Hooligan, Black Prince, Isahelita. Page 6 Fifth Race [5th Oakland] FIFTH ■ iff 11 Mile. 4-year-o!ds and upward. Selling. (1 :12— ft— US.) MAGRANE. br. h, 6, by Balgowan— Amelia May (H. W. Hoag). Weight today 111. f.7384 Oakland 8-4 1:14| good MI E ! 2 t»k t;I (' Koern.-r K.M.Brattain. Poatotoe, Siu . Coart 67285 Oakland 8-4 1:1S| fair 1"7 :i I I 9 9-'1 A Brown Pontotoc, Dollie Dollars. Neplunus. I BM Oakland 3-4 1:16 mud 106 4 :? 2 20113' A Brown Gateway, Van Ness. Tavora. 6C910 Oakland 11:43 fair 1»3 2 3 5 5 7 610iW M^ler L\ Gum, Crowshade, Ed Sheridan. COMILFO, b. c, 4, by Bassetlaw — Duchess Lucia (Keene Bros.). Weight today 105. 67607 Oakland 8-4 1:M| good U8 8 3 2 8 4*1 Scoville Lord Nelson, Sheen. Pr. Wlieeler. 67060 Oakland 7-8 1:28 good 1 "2 4 12 2 61 7J Scoville Shady Lad. Titus II.. Cap. Burnett 66982 Oakland F C 1:11§ good 110 2 2 1 Is l1 Scoville Titus II.. Judge. Dr. ScharlT. 66858 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:23 slow 102 4 1 2 51 71* Scoville Dr. Sherman. Judge. Santa Ray. HEDGETHORN, b. o. 4, by Dundee— Running Maggie (C. C. McCafferty). Weight today 103. 87888 Oakland 7 12 1' l:S7| slop Ml 8 44 4 ::- 3" Lycurgna Klev.it ion. Cudichon. Daniel C. 67486 Oakland 7 8 1:281 fast 1»7 4 I 5 4 41 44i C Koerner Kul«y, Phalanx. Currietiluul. 67285 Oakland 3-4 1:158 fair 106 6 8 8 8 6S1 Lycurgus Pontotoc, Dollie Dollars. Neptunus. QUINDARO. br. g. 5, by Ornament— Josephine (J. T. Smith). Weight today 102. (MSI Oakland I 1 2 f 1:22 fust M8 I 7 I '• ■ I 1A Brown Byron Hose. Paddy I.yneh. TenCkiks 6«2i 4 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:09 hvy 1'»9 3 7 7 7 8M Horner Cloudlight. Sir Russell. Phalanx. 6030© Ascot Park 3-4 1:15$, slop 111 3 2 4 6t 5s M Preston Mary Glenn. Foncasta. Regal. 60259 Ascot Park 6 1-2 f 1:22 slop 95 2 1 2 8* 45 M Preston Coufessor, GeorgeP.M'Near, Revolt BURNOLETTE, cb. f, 4, bv Bannockburn— Favolette (S. L. Butler). Weight today 100. 1,7358 Oakland lm 5uv 1 :45J fair Utt 1 " I I 81 47 W Flacker Vineentio. Pr. Magnet. I ToM Veil. C722.3 Oakland lm 20 \ 1 :47; slop 182 8 18 2 lh 6" .1 Hunter Pal. Cardinal Sarto. W. H. Gate*. 87188 Oakland lm 5»v 1:481 slop I11J :'■ 1 1 1 l'i 2-i W Miller Jake Moose. Lone Wolf, Ara. ZINDA. br. m. 5. by Woolsthorpe— Ella F. (A. B. Buchanan). Weight today 100. 14883 Latonia 3-4 l:18j| hvy 103 4 4 3 4J 3-1 A'buehon FrankBill. MissAnxious. Sallie Bit. 84M1 Lat'.nia 3-4 1:17| mud 105 1 3 2 2'J 331 A'buehon MarthaGorman. Falkland, Belltoone 64160 I^atonia 3-4 1:15 fast 104 5 6 5 o'i 541 A'buehon Airship, The Thrall. Black Cat. IADORA. ch. f. 4, bv Sir Walter— Jhansi McKenna (J. A. Lynch). Weight today 100. t;7t',:;i Oakland I i ! ( 12-' fast 1»7 I 8 8 8' 8s* li'chanan By phi Rose. Paddy Lynch. I'enOaks (MM) Oakland i-' ' 1 :10J slop 112 10 9 8 8 81S Kirsch'm Tavora. Avonalis. Santa Hay. C1772 Oakland 7-8 1381 fast US 15 7 9 93 9 « J Clark Rusticate. Rustic Lady. Tejon. 61249 Oakland 7-8 1:301 mud 107 S 5 3 2 SJ 7 ' - P. Powell lively nGrilliu. Merry Co Round. Mazel DOTTEREL, b. m, 7. by Governor Foraker — Queen Bird (W. H. Lynch). Weight today 100. 88484 Oakland F C 1:14| hvy 183 I : 1 I I R Davis Bogokaaaa, Royal White. Alice! jiy 66411 Oakland 1 l:M mud i"7 111 8 4! 4*1 Sandy Metlakatla. Swagger. Kogo. 6li«,22 Oakland FC 1:131 hvy 112 10 11 11 M W W Knapp Heisain. Bell Heed. Marie H. MEADA, blk. m, 5, by Figaro — Ala mada (H. Mason). Weight today 100. B7M7 Oakland ::t 1:181 hvy 107 :) 8 I 7 7T F Graham JackKd ■••lie\ ille. Mala, l i Slieiinan 676S4 Oaklatiil 7-8 1:28 fast MS 2 2 6 5 V E* | F C.imIkhh Tli.Heinoliate. F.levation. I'redP.ent RMS Oakland 7 s L:Sf good 107 6 I 5 :: 34 SH W FischerTI,iit.-|.r,»i,aie, Coaft— or. SbadyLad 66485 Oakland 3 4 1:178 hvy lo7 9 9 8 51 341 Graham Yellowstone, Lillitus. M.M.Howdish WEE LASS, cb. f, 4. by Albert— Scotch LasiU fHall ft Marshall). Weight today 100. 67608 Oak laud FC 1:12 good 1"4 1" 1" 1" 8* 9'« B Dugan Pkateaz, Cuiru -11I11111. Baktgaa. S72S Oakland S-S I*! slop MS 6 6 4 4J '■ '• J Hunter 'larp. Instrtn-tor, Sakara. 67211 Oakland S 1-2 f I :09 mud 101 4 I •• '" Baxtoa Mausaid, l.ntre N,.iis. Hell Kee.l. 67036 Oakland 7-8 1:261 fast 90 5 3 1 3 6 6" Scoville Vox Popull. Martinmas. Gateway. Sixth Race [6th Oakland] SIXTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-o)ds. Allowances. (1:iV— »— svi JOHNNY LYONS, b. c, 3. by Sain— La Rella (M. J. Hayes). Weight today 110. 8MM Oak h, n.l 1 1:41 fast MS 422 S I i -' .1 llay.s ltubv. Andrew Mark. Com Blossom 67511 Oakland 11:44* si, ,p M Deft at the post. .1 Hayes Mandator. K. Rogers. Happv Hbe. 67408 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1 :0S1 slop W6 1 4 4 8*8* .1 Hayes Wool Sandals, S. Barber, Derdom. 67311 Oakland 8 1-2 f 1:231 fair 112 5 4 4 46 21 J Hayes Melilah, Triumphant, Getnmell. MECHANT, b. c, 3, by Milesio — Snowdrop (Keene Bros.). Weight today 110. 67333 Oakland 3-1 1 :16J fair 10:t I 8 8 5nk 41 Scoville Blanche C. Pimkiui. D.ofOrleans. 67132 Oakland 7-8 1:291 fair 90 4 3 4 1 14 12 Scoville I.em Reed. Lone Wolf. Takiinund. 67081 Oakland F C 1:128 mud 10S 6 4 7 7' U4 Scoville D.ofOrleans, Allerion, Galvestonian. JOHN H. SHEEHAN, ch. c. 3, by Rubicon— Carilla (J. M. Crane). Weight today 110. 67257 Oakland 1" C 1:131 slow 1M E 1 i l4 14 O McL'hlinKrnka, Avona. Tetanus. 61357 Oakland 4 1 2 f 57 hvy 114 I 6 8 9=-?.I Powell Doc Craig, Clements, Our Anna, 6 «66 Oakland 4 1-2 f 561 slop 109 4 5 515 514AC WilliamsBlagg, D. of Orleans. F.hudale. ALTA SPA, b. c, 3. by Altamax — Spainwar (H. C. Ahlers). Weight today 107. SWM Oakland 1 1-M VMk atop MS 7 S 7 8 g s-\v Wright M. Hollander. Convent Bell. Kogo. 67533 Oakland :: 4 I :is slop 110 I 2 2 21 2- L WilliamsConvent Bell. Derdom, Avona. 67458 Oakland 7-8 l:28g good 105 8 7 5 5 5 61S Borel Mabel Hollander, Tanana, Kogo. 67357 Oakland 1 1:421 fair 106 9 10 10 10 10 1040 C WilliamsHappy Rice, Bogum. Treas.Seeker. MITRE, b. g, 3, by Ornament— Stately (Menlo Stable). Weight today 107. 674i:i Oakland 3-4 1:142 good M 6 5 8 9 924lLauby L. of the Forest, Nigrette, Sea Lad. 67186 Oakland 3-4 1:17 slop 109 5 3 4 21 25 Lauby Kokonio. Sam Barber. Fraseuelo. 669C1 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:08 good 105 3 5 5 5= 541 Lauby AlLindley, W. Sandals. St.Elmwood PIMKIM, br. g, 3. by Fitz James— Petal II. (C. Van Dusen). Weight today 107. t;77::5 (See Oakland eliarl in this paper.) 67333 Oakland 3-4 1:161 fair h»2 5 3 2 V 8* E Dugan Blanche C. D. of Orleans. Mediant SSSM Aaoot Park 1 1 :44J good lo7 5 2 2 2 l1 24 It McDanMTreas.Seeker, IrishMail. Fraseuelo. MpBAaoot Park 3-4 1:181 hvy 1()7 1 1 1 1» l1 R McDan'IG. Heather. Banlada. Lo.vg Nick. SILVESTRO. ch. c, 3, by Lazzaron e — Religion (J. C. Yeager). Weight today 106. 66716 Oakland 2-4 1 :16| mud 114 7 7 7 7 7SU H'y J'ksonUrace G... OceanShore, M.Holland.-r. 65675 Oakland 5-8 1:01 fast 107 10 18 12 12 12-5 A Harris Gemmell. Galvestonian, Alta Spa. EUDORA, b. f, 3. by Plaudit— The Hoyden (H. R. Schaffer) Weight today 105. •,6771 Oakland 1 1 16 1 :",4 Mop 112 1112 2'; | | W Dugan GraeeC... MissOfli, i,,u . DoL DoUara 8SS86 Oaklaml 1 1:481 hvy H 6 6 4 4 21 :\'\ R Davis Joeaad, CornBlosaosn, St .George Jr. C6222 Oakland 3-4 1 :l.sft mud 1 5 2 4 4 41- 4,;i Horner Grace St. Clair. Blagg, F. Neu.gent 66008 Oakland 2-4 1:158 hvy 90 4 1 1 lh 331 Sandy Clydeo. Gateway. Delagoa. CONVENT BELL, b. f, 3, by St. Avonicus— Sister Modred (W. M. Caine). Weight today 105. S7SBS Oakland 1 I M l:5*t atop Ml 1 1 l 1 l* 2* Scoville Mabel BoBanaer. Kogo. Tanana. S7S8S Oakland 3-4 1:15 good 81 6 4 4 6s 5:i Buxton St. l'raneis. Misty'sPride, Gateway. 67533 Oakland 3 4 1:18 slop 1S6 1 1 1 1= 1= Scoville Alta Spa. Derdom. Avona. 67432 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:23 good 106 C 1 2 2= 2» A Brown Vinton, Derdom, Miss Martha. WEATHERFORD, ch. g. 3. by Bedeck— Rosebud (G. Edison). Weight today 103. 67557 Oakland 5 1 2 f I:1U hvy MS S I :'. 4«t 84 .1 Hunter Tea Trav II.. Furze. Eutelie B. 67457 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1 :091 good 109 7 6 7 6' 61:1lBorel F. Neugent. Burn. Bush. Calmar. 67107 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1 :101 fair 109 10 7 7 91 5° Borel Daintv Morsel. Avona. Bertie A. 6638S Oakland 5-8 1:038 mud 108 3 4 6 64 6'« W Knapp Ray Bennett, Ella True, Calla. CURRICULUM, blk. g. 2. by Hast ings— Carlotta (S. Judge). Weight today 103. 67686 Oakland 7-8 1:32 slop 87 8 11 1 1' 24 R Davis Hightful. Mina Gibaoa, Rox Kldei. 67608 Oakland 8* C 1:18 good : 7 I 3 1 2'i24 R Davis Phalanx. Delagoa. Oratorian. 67486 Oakland 7-8 1:281 fast 97 2 3 2 3 31 34 R Davis Ruby, Phalanx, Hedgethorn. 67411 Oakland 7-8 1:2S1 slop 95 4 12 I 5J 5« W Kelly Martinmas, R. Water. C. Blossom. New Orleans Entries NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather Hoar: bark fast. Barter starts at 2:18 p. m. X Huns well in mud. ©Sujierior mud runner. First Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. "year olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Baraca a. wt. Hd.p. ' t,77inl l e Oro ::..1 V4 725 (i;7.VH))...TIie Thrall 5. .124 710 •;7i'.4! -. . .Zl«k Ahraaaa 3. .1M. .X..VB6 » 77 m-. ..No Quarter .".. . HH . . X . .705 *717v* Kflhttiwr rt. .121. . x . .700 077»)4 Spider Web :'.. .11 1 . . X . .700 MM87*. ..Bill Pliillips 4..12D.. X . .70«) CJ6M Bert Oara S..1M..X..MB MMH UMdl O. ■ 124 . . X ■ • IE)"» 07551 Piaud ::. .km;. . x . .MS MWB Veidant 4. .117. . x . .MS) 07570 Red Queen 4. 112 050 STSSf Kaightaa 4. .12 ). . x . .MM Second Race — 1-2 Mile. Tjcar akta ABtoaraaeea. 07090=. ..Dona H f)4 725 •MBS)*. .Drop Stiteh 94. .X.. 715 ■MSI Babel Qiie.n !«».. x.. 710 SSSM Hazel M 94 . . X . . 7 )5 BMM Convenient 10! .. X . .7IIO (S9M4 I . . .Colonel Brady 109. . X . .700 •MM Ilyoii 102 7 *» (07.a.5)...i:ivira M MP..X. 'a'5 070.51 Prince Bowliag 1 12 . . X . . 075 07549 Lata B 99 (MM) 1 STB 1') lies, a t j MM 000 1 MfM Hitler c,,|,| Ml .MS * SMRI Brawney Lad 8M..X.tMS I S7BM Master Kildare MS MS I Moore Johnson. 1 . e. hy Seui pionins — Marehaaa loo Third Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 4-year olds and, upward. Selling. (07070)... Grenade S. .109. ©. .725 (MSM) • • .F.nvoy 5. .110.. X . .715 07070-.. . Granada 4..1H*. . X..7W U770I....Rather Bofal 5. . 107. . X . .705 ; ' 1 1 * I I ; 07725 l'oxniead 0. .102.. X . .705 S7Q8S. . . Rel«,nnder 5. .105. . x . .71)0 1070(0 i. . .St. Noel 0. .102. .©. .71)0 S7SM*. . .Pareigaer S..MS..X..MS SSMS Mcllvain 5. .112. . X . .700 O7055-. . ..lames He,| li,k 1 . . 1()7. . © . .095 S7MS Ptavigajr 4..KM..X..SM |07::."1 I . . . Tinker 4.. 90.. ©..075 07553 St. Bellane 5. .104 050 BMM Boml.ino 0. .107 («ni • Fourth Race— 7-8 Mile. 3-yeai ohls and upward. Handicap. 07504-. ...ICGCLF.H 4. .117. .X.. 70S •7327*. . .Baaergcawy o. .112. . x . .TM S7S7S*...8t Valentine 0. .110. . x . .7:1.5 U',7i;7!)| . . .Pasadena 5. .112. .X . -730 S7S78 Lady Ksther S..MS..X..MS ! 07001-'. . Taw arti tea 4. .MC..X. .7:so ! 07071. .. .Famy Dress 5.. M..X..7M Fifth Race — 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 3-year-olds. Special Weights. SM78*. ..Morales IOS . . X . . 72\5 SMM Kemp Hidgeley 10S 720 077 r2-. . .Oargaataa ion., x . 720 SMSS*. . . Boiiar t 108. . X . -715 07077 Laejr Marie 103. .X. 710 } 07555 Btaektoek 105 090 , Sixth Race — 1 1-2 Miles. 4 year-olds and upward. Special Weights. 0770:: raahhr 5.. 102.. x . 725 ; (STMSJ). ..f.acy Crawford 7. .1»«. . x . .720 07029 San, lion B. . 105. . X . .715 -, 077O3 Ktla M 4.. 94. .X.. 70j I 077O2.. .. .Mae Lynch 4.. 94. .X.. 700 077 ", .. .Merry Belle 4.. M..X..SM 07705 Laeaeke 7. .MS. .x. .G95 I •MM Dr. Young 4.. 9(1. .x. .090 , S7SM cii-len S..M1..X..SM - 07474 .... Diseernnient 4.. 94 075 I 07050 ; . . . Ksterjoy 5. . MB 050 I Seventh Race — 1 1-16 Miles, o-year-olds and upward. Selling. ( 07730 )... Lemon Girl S..MS..X..7M I 070271...Mary Morris 4. .10S. . X . .710 | 1 G7070 Noel 4;. JO". ... . . .705 07076 Merry Pioneer .*. . 0 .113. . . .71111 077o5-...Ciill 4. .MS 7(io ( 07171. . . l'erroniere 4. .IOS 7(H) S7I4S1 . . .4)aassa :t.. M..X.SM , t»747t) 'Ddepraplier v 4. .112 MS 07703- . . . Horseradish 4 . . 107 . . X . . 090 670262... Nellie Burn 4. .107. . X . .685 ■MSS*...4)*Mea Wave 3.. 92..X..(V85 07025-. . .Mazonia 4. .105*. X . .MS 1 w »;77 r, John McBride 4 . .105. . x . .075 07424 Si.atnous 3.. 90 075 00.100 Joe Davis :',.. 90 050 Hot Springs Entries HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES. Proh.it.ililies: Weather clear; track fast. Racing starts at 2:15 p. 111. XHuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 1-2 Mile. 2 year olds. Selling. Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hclcp. H.750SI Vlliert M 108 725 1070941 .. .BMa Louise 105. .X.. 720 S7S44 C. H. Shilling 109.. X.. 715 87 MB Our Boy 98.. X. 710 00908 Brocade 105 705 87MB Gratiot 108 700 Mondella. eh. f. I y Caillon Orange — Camhrie 100 Second Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs, n.vear-olds. Maidens. Allowances. •77M'...Tatiiatta MS.. X..MS 07720-. . .Dataara 100. . x . .SK 07047 Broken Melody lOO. . X . .090 0717". .. .Dark Shanley 102. .X .690 S73M Dulcie KM) BM 07219... .Straightllne 100. . x . .BM 07720 — Daakatea 100. . x . .os:, 07497 Bahaer Ball 102 SM BMM Deacon HO OS!) BMM Madonna 105. . x . .075 S7M4 G.xhI and Ri.-h 102 075 07(i0!» Captain larval US 070 SMM. . . .Kate MeCra, ken KM) 070 Aileen. kt, I. I,y Woolslliorpc — Druidess 105 Third Race— 3-4 Mile. 4 -year olds ami upward. Selling. Fillies and Mares. 07097*... Clear Night 4. .105 700 07097-. . .I.eta Duffy 4 . . 1 1( . . © . .(S95 07494". ..Hut h Noleti 4..105 B)0 S7722*. . .Lata wi.iie »;..H4 (too 07570. . . . Invasion 10. . 1(i«) . .BBS S7BM. . . .Hliide 5. .MS. . X . .SH 0719-1. .. .Dixie Andrews 5..114..X .SM 07297 Anne Davis B..MS..X..SM 07.".9s . . I.ady Lavish 0..114 . SM 07. '.90 .. I.a Rouge 9. .114 o7i) Fourth Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs. S-rear-aMa ami upward, kltaaiaaota .07571). ..THE BEAR ::. . )7..X..725 (87*80)... The ai.Im.i :;..KHi 715 0729 l!. . .Marathon 3. .MS. . X . .710 Fifth Race— 1 Mile. 3-ycar-ohls and upward. Allowances. 07090 Stamlover 4. .103. . X . 725 SMSS*. ..Stolen Moments 7. .101 . . X . .720 0759S...J. I). Dunn 3.. 94. .X-. 715 07070-. ..Lord Dixon 5. .103. . x . .715 Sixth Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olils. Selling. 07747 King Leopold 105. . x . .725 07222 Charley Ward 104. . X . .720 •7722*. . .The Belle of Brighton 97. .X.. 715 07744 ; ... Dr. Lee lliiffma 110. .X.. 715 67744 Demo 99.. X--710 07422. . . ..Storm 97 705 S7MS. . . .Tom Morgan M..X..SBS Oakland Entries ! ! } , ; -, I I , - I I I | OAKLAND ENTRIES. 1 Prohahilities: Weather clear: track heavy. ' ! Hieing starts at 1:40 p.m. (Chicago lime 3:40 p.m.) j Huns well in mud. (fjflaptllai mud runner. ' ' First Race — 1-2 Mile. 1 2-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. ' Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdep. | 073UO'.. .Husky 112. .X.. 725 I 070M-. . .Hustler 112. .X.. 720 I ! | 077())i:: leremiah 109..X..715 ( 077(Mt Charay 10!). . X . .715 ( 07231 Willie T BM 7KI I 67400. .. .Wayne 107 700 , ! i 070S1 Charles A 112 695 t | B7SB1 Utah ip: taxi 074.-.1 Clara Mulholland 109 SM ' Warden Veil. l.r. c. hy St. Avonicus — •M.ircie A 112 Rohert Myer. h. g. hy rreaaa — Lolela 109 Sadie II.. h. f. I.y Indio— Suscol 109 Second Race — 5-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (SMSS) . . . F.leva I tea 4. . 107. . X . . 725 87SS7*...PrhMCaa Wheeler 5. .105.. X . .720 07459 ludge 0..110. . X..715 07732 Heisain 5. . 105. . x . .710 67707. . . .The Hcproha le 5. . 107. . X . . 705 67536 Hill May ha in 10..1O7 MS Third Race— 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 07201 t. . .By ronei dale 7. .107. . X . .72Ti - (( 77(».s)...Lazell 5. .104. . X . .720 07709 •. ..Blark Prince 5. .110. . x . 715 07708 Lone Wolf 5. .107. . X . .715 67709 Vineentio 4. .110. . X . .7K) , 077O.S Orchan 0. . 107. . © . .710 , 67232... Hainault s. .107. .© . .710 , 6773:: Yellowstone B. . HO. . X. .MS ' 07010 \nvil 7. .107.. X. .705 67709 ...MJaa May Bowdish 0. .100. . X . .70.5 077083 . . . Kdtiardo S..M7..X..MB I ).7o.vs!...Iras 7. -KM) 700 Fourth Race — 1 Mile. 3 year -olds. Selling. 07407 Bogum 105. . X - 725 077(17 Cheers 104. .X.. 720 ) (070.56) . . . MaUd Hollander 1 1 1 .. X - .715 SMSS* . . .Kogo 105. . X ". .710 8 07080 U rd Bossing Ion 102. . X . .705 67650 Fairystreet 102 MS SMM atae Craig 104. .x. .005 0748.! Tonic 107 600 » Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds ami upward. Selling. 04333rl...Zlnda .". .100. .©. .725 07707 Meada fi. . 100. .©. .720 • 07(Mtx....Wee Lass 4. .100. .©. .715 .". 004O43... Dotterel 7. .100. . X . .715 67:!84 Magrane 0. .111 . . X . .710 0 SMSS*... Hedgethorn 4.. 103. .©. .MS • 67358 Bnrnolette 4. . 10O. . x . .705 "' 67007.... Comllfo 4. .105 700 0 070..1 ladora 4 . . KM) 09.5 07631 Qulndaro 5. .102. . X . .690 0 ( , 1 Sixth Race — 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. Allowances. HMi771). ..i:i TOMBS 105..X. 72.1 0733.:. . . .Media lit N.HO. . X . .720 (077351. . .Pimkim 107. . X . .715 070st J . . .Curriculum 103 713 07it',(i Johnny Lyons 110. .X.. 710 07050- . . .Convent Bell MS.. X . . 710 67401 M it re 107 . . X . . 710 107257) . . .John H. Bhaehaa US..X..MS (.7050 Ula Spa 107 700 07557'. ..Weather ford Ml SM 0,0716 Sllvestro KM! 690 Los Angeles Entries LOS ANGELES ENTRIES. Prohahilities: Weather clear: track muddy. Racing starts at 1 :45 p.m. (Chicago time 3:45 p.m.) XRuns well in mud. SJSJajaactat mud runner. First Race — 7-8 Mile. 4 year olds and upwatd. Selling. Ind. Bataaa. A. Wt. iidcp. SMM Stoessel 4. .127. . X .725 BMM Crllic 4. .122 720 07088 Daruina 4. .125. . X . .715 07714 WiKHlthorpe 5. . VXt. . X . .715 (S7J0O). . .Bliiiiienlhal 0. .US. . X . .710 07740 Chancellor Walworth 4. .127. . X . .710 (SMM). . .BaaaMa 0. .1M. . x . .705 SMM. . .Cotillion 5. .125. . 705 SMM*... Be vail 7. .128. . x . -7(M Second Race — 1 Mile. 4-year-olds ami upward. Selling. 07d::s-'...Pi |iiet 0. .105. .x . .725 (07005 ...doldsp, r 0..1O5 720 0.77H) loyner 5. .110 715 67562 Lizzie Altai thM. 5..105 7IO 0.7691 I.nciece 5. . K 5 710 67740 Ding Dong II S. .110. . X • .MS Third Race — Brooks Course. (73 yards less than 1 1 1 miles.) 4 year olds ami upward. Selling. (SMS1 I. . .DF.SMAOKS 4.. 112.. X . .72.55 (07017). . ..Lick Adams 0. . 117. . X . .720 SSMS* \donis 4..117..X. .715 0759(1. . . ,1'ieesias 0. .115.. X . 710 SMM Needful 7. .112 MB 07005. ... Uoinan Boy 4. .117 700 SMM Colonel Bloiistoii 4. .115. . X . .695 07716 \llopath S. .IK). . X . .12)9 676IO l'i Paisan 5..HO..X ..SSt Foutth Race — 3-4 Mile. :: year olds and upward. Handicap. (07015) ... Von Tronii 5. . 121 . . X . 750 •MSB*. ..Dan Dom S. lis \.. 745 6709O. . . I'irel.all 5. K»2. .X..740 0756.5 ; . . I'antoiide 4.112.. ■ . .740 •BM4*...Bah Bagaa 5. . 100. .© . . 7:«» 0750.5 .. Silver Slocking :: . 92 723 Fifth Race — 1 Mile. I year olds and upward. Selling. (BMM)...BeSwooS II 4. Hi). . x . 72Ti (S7740). . .foncasta 6. .10.5. . . . 720 (0710.5). . .Corgalcto 7. .IIO 715 MSM*...Baabta 4..MS. .X..7M 07714 "...George B. Milner 4. .111 710 SMM, .. .I.ilie B 4.. MS.. X.. Ml Sixth Race — 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2 year olds. Selling. BMM*. . .Sister Julia 110 725 0771::-... Connie M 105 720 S7S87*... Dally MS 7ir. SMSS*. ..CUgaaa MB 710 87713*. ..Barney OMScM tM 705 S7SBT....M Davis 10s 700 67137 Lukes Tlirush 105 700 Bxpectaat, br. f. i y Bal • gowan — Hoffnung 105 fc 1 ' ! j ' ' 1 ' | I I ! | ( ( I , ! i t | ' { Royal Breeze I3-5, 2nd i i was our Dally One Horse Wire Wednesday. | , I T H R EE I ] | llfWI N N ERS !! 1 S5.00 | , i ONE HORSE A DAY. I T. C. WOOD & CO.. 1 1 I 59 Dearborn Street, Chicago, III. I I | ESTABLISHED 1904. ] J Big Killing Thursday! Only a select few will lie next to tlii* good thing. On form he hasn't a ehaace, hut the speed he lias) shown to LESTER'S elockera in his trials sin.-e his last out shows LESTER'S dockers thai he has returned to ids bee4 term BILL LESTER & CO. Suite 37. 90 La Salle Street, Chicago. III. Tel. Main 2928. Owners ani Trainers. $2 Daily, or $10 for 6 Guaranteed Winners. - , , , ' I $5 Grand Derby Special $5 We refund your $ and a SB »t raleht het on this horse If he does not win the Creneent City Derby at New Or-* learnt next Saturday. 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