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Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, April 30, 1907

Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, April 30, 1907 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1907 drf1907043001 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, April 30, 1907 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1907 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] VOL. XIII. NO. 103. CHICAGO, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS Buttling A Big Surprise.: Greatly Benefited By The Long Rest, He Whips Samson.; They're Off, with Mountain Up, Wins Dunton Stakes--Jacquin Carries Tucker's Colors to Victory. BUTTLING A BIG SURPRISE. GREATLY BENEFITED BY THE LONG REST, HE WHIPS SAMSON. They're Off, with Mountain Up, Wins Dun-ton Stakes — Jacquin Carries Tucker's Colors to Victory. New York. April 25*. — Two even money favorites and one that divided the public support with three other horses, won for the talent at Jamaica today, while the other three races went to comparative outside) s. The Mi; surpjise of the day was the defeat of Sauison in the handicap at one mile and a siMeciith hy Buttling, which came out fresh alter more than a year's absence from racing anil won like a high class horse, Buttling was a ihree-ve.ir-old of considerable reputation, but bowed a tendon late that season and his owner, .T. U McGinnis. luol little hol e that he would ever race again. Last milliner be was castrated and driven to a buggy. He showed so much improvement that be was put in training last winter. He appeared in splendid condition today and bad no trouble in cone -ding nineteen poinds to Samson. His owner had little thought of bis winning, starting the horse more io see how he would stand a race under heavy freight, than with any hope of success. His best work was one mile in 1:46, while Samson had gone the same distance in 1:42. Samson was looked upon as a posilive certainty by the best horsemen at the ti.uk. but it was a case of higher class, with Battling having the call in this regard. Buttling is eligible for the Brooklyn Handicap and his owner will point bim for the race. Senator Clay, an added starter, was backed from 4 to 1 to 7 to 5 for the Duntoii Stakes, for whim ten of the best third class three-year-olds started, tint he was never in the hunt. Away none too well, lie displayed none of the great speed he was said to haw *t .vn in his trials. They're Oft. wish Moiintaiu up, went to the front early and won easily by a length and a half. It was his lirst start this season and he lias all the earnurus of a good member of the second division of three-year-olds. .lacquin. bought out of a selling race last week by Kobert Tucker, won the selling race at one mile and seventy yards hands down, running past the pai-emaker. Henry W.nteison. on call. It was Mr. Tucker's lirst win of the season and the horse eat lied one of his usual gixid commissions. .Maurice Kraus has purchased the two-year-old Citizen from James K. Keene. The price was not made public. I ral. who rode Yankee Belle in the second race. Is a son of " ;ad" 1 'ral. who won many stakes tor "Prince George" Lorillard in the old Jerome Park days, lor breaking through the barrier, Ural was suspended for six days. With the Corona Stakes as the principal feature, the program for tomorrow is decidedly attractive and with such good horses sis Epocha. Trey of Spades. Bigot; Anna May. Barbery Belle. Tony Bonero; lie Mund. Inquisitor lii.i Premium: Orbicular, Marathon. Orphan I. ail. Molesey, Azora. Master of Craft; Kernochaii. Coauniunipaw and Tos likely to lie seen ill action, there is a cheerful pros-pe. t of excellent racing. Puzzles For The Pimlico Public.: Ormonde's Right and Ivanhoe Furnish Two Reversals That Set 'Em Guessing. J. H. Anderson. PUZZLES FOR THE PIMLICO PUBLIC. Ormonde's Right and Ivanhoe Furnish Two Reversals that Set 'Em Guessing. Baltimore. Md., April 29.— The pnbli. got a few shocks at Pimlico this afternoon and weut home in a dazed condition. The Kciinci l Handicap, to nearly everyone's surprise, was won by Ormonde's Right, which came with his add time rush and made the others look cheap. Kl Dorado was giving away weight to everything in the race and fourteen pounds to the winner, but for all that was), made the fa. or ite. The Smithsou oil ran a splendid race. He made the pace red hot from the staat with Oraziallo and, running the latter into defeat, turned into the stretch iu the lead. He could not. however, withstand the tush of Ormonde's Bight and had to be contented with second place. Ormonde's Bight's sudden flip flap caused much tulk. Wednesday last he was beaten handily by that cheap plater Ivanhoe at a mile and forty yards at even weights. Today be comes out and simply runs away from the heat aaraea at the track. What makes the matter still more mixed is the fact that Ivanhoe ran today iu cheap company and was just a tile to get third money. Laudable too, turned quite a form somersault. Saturday he won handily, beating Etta Louise, one of the best two-yat-olds at the track. Today he was unable to finish in the money, quitting utterly in the stretch. Diamond also gave the students of form a shiver. Friday he had Preen straight in lliki, today, a 1 to 3 favorite, he showed little speed and was beaten off by S.rarfelL WilU Kara out of the jumping race it looked like a good thing for Bound Brook and he was made faworlte. The Stnlthson jumper, however, could neves.' get near Amanda H. , which led from start to finish. John Pangle has sold Sandy Creeker to C'ourtland Smith to be schooled for steeplecliasing. With a stake race and six purse races on the program for tomorrow afternoon ajid such horses as Nellie Burn. Chippewa, Veuus; Patrician. Fred Mace. Miss Cushman: Ormonde's Bight, Welbourne, The Clown; Billie Hibbs, Bilfil. Lawless; Paprika. Rocket, Mooksie: Scarfell. Prince Brutus. Belle Strome: The Cricket, Higginbothani and Midas named to start, au improvement over today's racing may reasonably be looked for. J. H. Anderson. Morales Wins From Lady Savoy.: Gerst Mare Meets with Interference--Lexington Owners Win Three Races. T. K. Lynch. MORALES WINS FROM LADY SAVOY. Gerst Mare Meets with Interference— Lexington* Owners Win Three Races. I^-xington. Ky.. April 20. — Local owners were again in evidence at the Kentucky Association course this alteruoon. The lirst three races were won by horses owned by Lexington turfmen. In the opening race, which was for tw o year olds. Clay Brother* furnished the winner in the Star Shoot colt. Nimbus, which scored easily after making ino-t of the pace. The second raw went to Topsy Robin son. from the ■tabic of Dot* Brothers. Topsy Robinson* showed a tine turn of speed, winning easily after forcing Field Lark to set a ierritic pace in the early running. One of the disappointments of the afternoon was the defeat of Lady Savoy in the feature race, a seven-fm long splint, in which William Cerst's mare was thought to out. lass the others. She ran a smart race despiie her defeat and with a better ride would undoubledly have beaten the winner. Morales. Jockey Taylor was unfortunate in meeting with a lot of interference. His mount was sharply cut off on the backstretch and on the far turn, where he attempted to go through on the hartdc, again met wilh interference. Hollow was beaten in a race he should have won. wheu Ida May led him home a length in the third race. Directly after the barrier was spuing Hollow was jumped on and Austin pulled up. When settled in his stride Hollow came on fa ,l and finished like a good colt. The Sllradiarc was again large and the new as sociatiou is much flattered at the eat took. Every indication points to the meeting being a great sue ess and already the announcement is made that a fall meeting will be given provided dates are granted by the State Racing Commission. Ovelando. Maitin Doyle's Kentucky Derby candidate, was shipped to Churchill Downs this afternoon. An effort was made to secure jockey Nicol to ride him in the big race on Monday next. Zal. William Cerst's candidate, will be shipped to Louisville tomorrow. Jockey Lee was fined $25 by the starter for breaking up a couple of starts in the third race. J. Butler was cautioned hy the judges for rough riding. A very interesting card is offered for tomorrow, and with Ancient. Ada O. Walker, Cousin Frances: Dainty Dame, Fantastic, Lady Arion; Heine, La Sorciere, Braden: John L. Inglis. Zal, High Bear: R. C. Rant). Great Pirate. Insurgent; Beatrice K.. Early Boy and Quagga among those likely to start, the good racing that has so far characterized the meeting is likely to continue. T. K. Lynch. Improvement In Oakland Racing.: Contests Are More Pleasing, Particularly to Those Who Follow the Form of Horses. H. Forsland. IMPROVEMENT IN OAKLAND RACING. Contests Are More Pleasing, Particularly to Those Who Follow the Form of Horses. Oakland. Cal., April 29.— Today's card at Oak la id was of average excellence and. attinded by ideal surroundings, produced good racing, the results being particularly satisfactory in at least four of Uncontests to that ]M.rtion of the s|K'ciilatively inclined public who rely upon past performances for their winners. 'Three favorites. Be Thankful. Corrigan and Como. and the strongly backed second choice !'.. M. Brat tain, rewarded their backers. Combury. a rank nl sider iu the second, and Confessor, the fourth choice in the fifth, yielded rich returns to a certain clique of manipulators. The big throug of spectators stead agape at, the decisive victory scored by these two. Projected killings on Sir Wesley. Taylor George lad Sam Barber failed: the first and last: named for lack of competent handling. Lillian Russell was an interested spectator at the track this afternoon. There are nearly two thous and racehorses now quartered in or about the track. A. J. Levy and Al Koctiigsberger left for New York last night. Sandy was agaiu the bright pal ticular star of today's riding talent at Oaklaud with two firsts, one second, two thirds and was only lica ten three heads in the closing race. Puerl Wilkerson. who has raced a stable of horses here and in the middle west with more or less success for the past ten years, has retired from the turf and returned to his former line of baataeee, theatricals. He left for New York today where he intends to organize a traveling company. A good average program has been arranged for tomorrow and with such useful racers as Charay, Parasol, Miss Butte; Fair Fagot, Furze, Jezebel: Ethel Day, Binders. The Mist: Sugarmaid. Cloud light, George I*. McNear; Native Son, Kokonio, Blagg: Fisher Boy, Cabin and Miss Otlicioiis likely to run. the racing should be fully up to the track's ■tsaaard B. Forsiaud. Cheiro Is Destroyed. CHEIRO IS DESTROYED. Lexington. Ky., April 29.— Cheiro, the eight year-old half brother to Delhi, by Horoscope— Veva, belonging to Foxhall Keene, uncoupled himself while working at the Kentucky Association course this morning and had to be destroyed. Cbeiro was never raced in this country. Mr. Keene took him to Kng-land as a yearling and raced him there as a three-year-old and as a four-year-old. He was second a few times but never won. He was a disappointment, yet Mr. Keeue thought well enough of him to bring him back to this country last fall and it was said to be his intention to run him in steeplechases. Hauteur A Bureau Horse. HAUTEUR A BUREAU HORSE. Lexington, Ky.. April 29.— August Belmont has donated to the Kentucky Breeding Bureau the young stallion Hauteur, by I.adas — Hautesse IL, by Archidue. Hauteur is four years old and was purchased iu England in 1903 as a nuckling with his dam for $25,000. Oakland Form Chart. - — - ■ | OAKLAND FORM CHART. (OAKLAND.) OAKLAND, Cal., Monday, April 29, 1907.— One bundled and thirty-ninth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter meeting (1S7 days). Weather clear; track fast, (.'it; books on.) Presiding Judge, F. ('. Hopper. Starter, Bichard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Badag starts at 1 :40 p. in. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. , l* O I PT-Q PI RST RACK— 4 1-2 Furlongs, (53—2—108.) Purse $400. 2 year olds. Selling. Net OO-dbOO value to winner $::25. lad Horace AWtPP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3 58333 BE THANKFUL vv ins 3 :: 3* 2l. lb P C Williams.1 M Crane 8-5~2 l7-fu7-102-5 68333*IRI8H MIKE a Ml 2 2 1» l". 2*12" Cross B Schreiber r. 9 8 3 7-5 68333 ST. AVON w 106 4 4 4i 3j X* Si Sandy C Winchell 4 4 18-57-5 3-5 S8370 SIR WESLEY Wli 106 it X 7:t 71" 1) 4» Stuart C W Chappell 20 :!() 15 6 I B8333 A I. TAIL w KM 1 1 0". 4- 51 B» A Drown 3 P Clifford ti 10 9 4 2 68S88 GAGA vv 104 10 :, L'h 5 » 6' 6 W Fischer J W Blalock 10 12 11 4 S-5 0KI9S SANDPIPER w 109 S 6 5t tij 73 7 Keogh l.ive Oak Stable 10 15 10 4 ! 68333 UNCLE SAM w 10t! 6 10 Si S1 8 8l Borel F J Neil SO KM) 100 40 r,0 68333 TARABAR vv 'is 7 9 H f 9' I* Lewis Keene Bros 60 Itt loo 40 "o i'.79i.:: ST. CHARLES w 108 5 7 10 10 10 10 Roller! W Fisher loo lot) 100 40 M Time, 23|, 4s*. 55}. Winner — Ch. c. by Handsome Crest (trained bv J. Dixon). Went to post at 1:14. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won hantlilv: second and' third driving. IV Thankful from a lucky start ran lapped Oa the pacemakei to midway of the Stretch, where be drew i'il decisively. Irish Mike set the Dace for ■ ball mile and then succumlied «and was :l lucky second. si. Avon broke slowly and after being in .lose quarters in the early running finished with a belated end rash, sii Wesley, oil rerj badly on the extreme outside, came like s whirlwind at the end after closing an Immense gap. Altalr, shut off early, tainted up ■rasciagrj in the stretch, where be was crossed and forced to pull up. Gaga showed speed today. 'The winner was entered for 8880; no bid. Iiieoiie. t weights in entries Be Thankful, 106; Sandpiper, lit;; St. Charles, 10ti. Overweight- Gaga. 1 pound. fttti Pv7 SECOND HACK Futurity Course (170 feet less than 3 4 mile). (1:00—3—110.) Purse OOttU I 8#86l 3 v ear olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $.125. "ind Horses AWt PPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ^O H C P S 58334 COafBURT wsb lu9 I :i l-.1 1 1« 1* C WilliamsAntritn Stable 10 :«» 25 8 i 68334*TALENTOSA H UJlo 2 2 2»| 2*i 2*1 Sandy T II Williams 1 6-5 1 1-2 1-4 67257 BAZZIN1 ws 109 2 S 4 J»| »4 ?." II Smith Reality Stable 10 If, 15 6 ;: 67932 S1BAR1 W 112 S V: 11« 9- 6" 4' A Wright Mey ers&Paddock C 10 16 6 3 C6786 PREE K THE BEAR vv 109 12 H 81 4'i 41 :,'}. McClain L A Childa 4 s 6 L'i 7-5 68357 SALVADALB w 112 ." 7 «i 8" 8s 6*1 Palms \V Scharetg 10 20 12 5 "i 68143 ARCOl 1:1 vv 112 7 4 W « 7' 7- P Kelly D Henry 6 6 5J 2 i 67932 LURE • ) COLD w 109 S G V :.". 0- 84 Borel J Hay ::n 50 50 "0 s 68203 VALADOLA wb 109 I Hi 7" in' 91 91" W Kelly ■ J Baldwin in 15 15 6 :* 67557 MOHAWK ws 109 9 1 12 11 HH li)« H'tberton ■ (I Switzer M 100 100 20 10 68372 JOHN WIKTHAI'PT w 109 11 9 Bk 71 11 11 Cross P. Schreiber 20 50 50 12 6 68357 HANKWELL ws 109 4 0 V Fell. McBae J Rvau 20 U0 30 12 « Time, 1:121. Winner — B. g, by Jiloomsbitry — Coming L'vent I trained by W. S. Scott). Went to [M»st at 2:0!). A I post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily: second and third driving. Combury quickly established a long lead and won all the way never menaced. Talentosa was In nearest I in ili-tatit pursuit of the winner throughout. Bazzini broke slowly and taking a forward position quickly earned a game third. Sibaii. nearly left, closed a big gap and was going like a shot at the end. Free Knight the Bear got away very badly and made up much ground in a cracking race. Salvadale had a rough Journey and finished well up. Arcourt. knocked to the rear at the start, closed a gap. Lure o'Gold showed early speed. Incorrect weights In entries — Arcourt, 309; Lure o'Cold. 112. O.Q A KQ THIRD RACK— 8-4 Mile. (1:12— {S—U8.) Purse $400. 4 year olds and upward. Sell-OOtOO ing. Net value to winner IfflK Ind Horses AWt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 h" fj p S 68249 E. M. BRATTAIN w 8 109 9 1 2s 1* 13 1'* Sandy J D~~MilIiu 3 5 4 8^T:-!T 68*87 ANDREW B. COOK s 6 112 8 2 3b 2'. 23 2J C WilliamsF W Kllis 5 6 51 21. 6-3 68390 TAYLOR GEORGE WSB 5 109 1 5 4* 42 :i"k 3*1 C Ross R T Offutt 4 4 18-59^5 4-5 1^220 OlSTRIBI'TOR w 0 109 4 7 8lu 810 71 4 . Borel P J Neil 50 €0 00 20 10 68390 GOV. ORMAN w I 4 109 2 4 11 V l*» S4 W Fischer J B Dunn G 8 6 2J fi-5 68249 PRINCS WHEELER w 6 107 6 3 5* 5= 4i 6*1 Rettig W P Fine 20 30 20 8" 4 68320 SUPREME COURT wsb 5 109 7 6 61 7"k ^ 7" F Kellv C Van Dusen 10 10 10 4 2 68408*JACK KERCHEVLE w 4 104 1 8 7,; G2 61 8- Lycurgus W Walker 8 10 10 3?. 9-r» 68288 PEGGY O'NEAL wb 5 107 5 9 9 9 9 9 T SulllvanJ C Davidson 4 10 10 4 8 5 Time. 24. doe, 1:1S3. Winner — (;r. g, by Captive — Leora (trained by J. D. Millin). Went to post at 2:." 3. At post I minute. Start straggling. Won handily: second and third driving. L. M. Brattain. away striding, maintained close early pursuit of the pacemaker, drew out on the far tnm swiftly and area being eased up. Andrew B. Cook from ■ gi od start was always in forward pursuit of the oaceataker and finished a fast going second, showing big improvement. Taylor Ceorge. away poorly, steadily improved his position into a fast coining third. Distributor, away badly, closed a big gap. Governor Orma set t lie early pace but was quickly overhauled and quit badly in the stretch. Princess Wheeler retired early and is in bad form. Supreme Court is also in very bad form, seemingly. Jaik Lercbeville and Peggy O'Neal were virtually left. The winner was entered for $(i()0; no bill. Scratched -cot. to silver Sue. 107: 18384 Given! Bahrio. UK); 88007 Reeeee, 112. /»n 1 K(l roiRTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. U..MJ— 4 — 10S.) Pane ?I00. 4 vear olds and upward. OO'iOllF Selling. Net value to winner 83K. Ind Horses A WtPPSt~St jj Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8* (68337)CORRIGAN WB 8 110 4 .1 21 2- 13 1- 1"* 1*1 Sandy II E Rowell 3-5 3-5 2-5 1-5 on t 68410*NABONASSAR ws 5 HO 1 I 1'' 1'' 21 2** 2* 2* Borel J A Cray I IU 1?. 3 7-5 68364 W. P.. GATES wll 107 7 7 71 71 8 5i 4« :i"t A W'illiamsR R Rice Jr 30 GO GO 15 0 (8007 HI COD CAP w 7 107 3 4 8 S 51 6- 71 \'-\ A Drown C W Robinson 12 :{0 30 8 3 6839 1 INVADER s 5 lo7 8 I 5| 5J 4** 31 I] 51 H Smith II Stover 7 10 10 8-5 7-10 •vil'.YRKN ROSE ws 9 108 5 2 t* I* V 4' 5"^ u-i C Williams W S Barrel] 8 11 10 2.'. G-5 (8391 HARBOR WSB I 10E 6 6 41 4* O"" l«* Gnk 71 Kirsch'm .1 J Fller.l 30 75 GO 20 7 68250 BRIERS B 7 100 2 I G"* 6"k 7» 8 8 8 Buxton Fleur de Lis Sta 10 25 20 G 2 Time. Z4*, 4!)J. 1:151, D12J. 1:54,. Winner — Br. h. by Sain — Ada Reese (trained by II. K. Rowell l. Went to post at 2:5!». . At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. ( orrigaa from ■ lucky start indulged Nabonassar wifii a brief lead, then drew out on the backstretch and held sway to the end, never fully extended. Nabonassar. luckily and skillfully placed and reserved in close pursuit ot the winner after going the first half, linlslied a fast going second. W. B. Cates, suddenly improved, got away poorly but moved up faat on the fai_turn and took third in the last stride and was going like a shot. Hi Col Cap, shuttled to the reiir at the smrt. closed op rapidly in the middle running. drew into third place in the la*t fuiloiitf hut suecumbed in the laM stride. Invader got away poorly b.t moved into prominent contention in the lirst half and tired at the end under a poor ride. Byron, alter running forwaidly for half the journey, quit badly. Harbor showed brief early si eed and is still high in tlesh. The winner was entered for $C(K); no bid. Scratched — (68355) DoHnda, 1«»2; («8287)Bragg, 1I ; US102 Theo Case, 110; 68392 Daniel C, 107. Overweights I'.yion Rose, 1 pound. d Q /t C* i ■ PUTH RACE Futurity Course (170 feet less than :: 4 mile). (1:00—3—110.) Purse OOtUU .f4no. 4 year olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winuer .$325. Ind Horses AWTpp'SMA Vj %~Str Kin Jockeys Owners 0 H 0 P S ' (8aW*CONFESSOR 5 109 2 0 6 411 yii 1- Goodchild .1 W Blalock 6 6 23-57-5 1-2 68374 EARL ROGERS w 4 103 :: 5 :;n lnt Ik j LyevrgM W Waikei 2J 2J 2 7-101-i (8319 BURLEIGH vv 0 100 5 4 5* 6 6«* 3»k Sandy J B Smith 2 4 4 8-5 7-10 (8433:NONIE LUCILLE b 4 lot G 1 H ■ 4*14* Duxton C C McCaJTerty 2 13-521 7-101-4 G8434 VAN NESS WB S 100 4 2 4' 5S G 5» W Fischer J B Dunn 20 40 30 10 4 (83B6 I.A I'll ATA w 4 101 13 1J «* 2 G C Boss E J Baldwin 20 GO GO 15 4 Time. l:li «. Winner — Ch. h. by Father Confessor — Koffee (trained by J. W. Blalock). Went to post at a:S. At iiost 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Confessor from a g'Mnl start trailed close to the others, ran around them on the last turn and made good wilh a great lush, showing extremely sudden improvement. Earl Rogers broke slowly and after lieing messed about in the early running was rushed Into the lead in a hundred yards OB the far turn ami drew away like the winner but succumbed maidenly to Confessor's stretch challenge. Burleigh, well up all the Way, went wide on the turn and got ap under a vigorous tinish for third place in the last stride and is improving. Noule Lucille forced the early pace to the stretch, where she was lost in the shuffle. I„i Chata showed superior speed hut failed to stay. The winner was entered for $1,500; no bid. Scratched (08433) Regal Rogue, IOC. AOt f»-l SIXTH RACE Futurity Course (170 feet less than 3 4 mile). (1:09—3—110.) Purse 130'tlrO JL 80Be\. 3-year olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWt'PP St hi % %~Str Fin Jockeys Owners O HOP S~~ (68334)COMO • 1()!* 7 1 7l 4°t 4- l»k Cross W M Marks 11-53 2 7-101-3 67735 SAM BARBER WsB 109 5 5 6} 3"i a] 2 Borel Bonita Stable 12 15 9 4 11-5 68286 CALL A 184 I 4 1- l"k li 8J W Fischer E Rose 15 50 50 20 8 683:14 CANIQI'E w 108 8 9 8= 7' 6- & Sandy J Touhey 6-5 2* 11-51 1-2 68334*STCAhtORE ws MO 4 2 2'1 23 2l 5 \ Keogh J Martin Jr 4 10 9 3 6-5 68389-LOUISE F1TZOIBBON w 102 2 G 3J Gl 5J G8 Buxton B Schreiber 8 15 13 I 2^ (jsra GOLDEN SENTIMENT w 102 1 7 4«k 8* 8;i 7'S W Kellv Two Rock St.F'ml2 16 15 6 2i 68334 PALADINI WB 112 G 3 51 i| T- 81 F Kelly T H Cook 15 15 10 4 8"-5 (8353 SINALOA II. W 102 9 8 9 9 9 9 C Ross E J Baldwin 20 75 GO 20 10 Time, 1:11. Winner B. Bedeck Calora J. i. — g, by — (trained by Carney Went to post at 3:55. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the samp. Conio was badly outpaced In the early running but enjoyed clear sailing and improving his position in tin. last hall on the outside won out In the last stride of a brilliant stretch sprint. Sam Barber broke well on the Inside, ran within striking distance to the stretch and finished fast after getting through a lucky inside stretch opening. Callu ran into the lead early and made the running to the last couple of strides. Canique, away very badly, closed an Immense gap. finished like a cyclone and is a good horse. Sycamore was lucky in' the forward running but failed to stay. Louise Fitzgibbon was shuttled to the rear at the half and closed up well afterwards. Golden Sentiment was knocked to the rear ou the far turn. Paladini held his position for only half the journey. Scratched— 08353 -I. a Rose. 101; 6753f *8an Alviso, 112: C8253 John H. Sheehan, 107. Incorrect weights iu entries — Louise Fitzgibbon, 101: i. olden Seutiuieut, 101. Overweights — Calla, 3 pounds; Sycamore, 2; Paladini, a, _ . -.. , .^, v Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM ISSUED EVEUY DAY. jSj RACING FORM PUBLISHING CD. Publishers of THE AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION CALENDAR Official organ of THE AMERICAN TURK ASSOCIATION. A Daily Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. Editor and Proprietor, F. H. Brunell. Associate Editor, Clinton C. Uiley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Brunell. 124 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. Entered In the Post Office at Chicago as second class matter. SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS. To bo considered and answered, all queries to Daily Racing Form must be sent over the full name and with address of writer. The names and addresses are subject to a local and foreign directory test. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, APRIL ;;o. B 07. About The Two-Year-Olds. ABOUT THE TWO-YEAR-OLDS. SoldiiiH.. |,y Scnipronius I.ilith. :uid CaOai'l \ He. by Ceearioa \i i- Thomas, whicii will make their debuts :it Jamaica May, wire bath bred by Milinii Young at M.-iiiathiana Slnd in Kentucky, and were mtd foe good prices :is yearlings. .1. \. Beimel |.;ii.l $] 2imi Eat Soldano :md the Prow nlcigh Park Stasia (Graat Hugh Browne i paid $1.«NX» tat Caeear'a Wife. Boldane is ■ hair brother to Bra an. winner of 1'int^-nvii races, likewise the winners «'. O. I'.. Peiihunja and Denny Puffy. facial's Wife Is. a half-sister to Malay, winner of thirty-six lace-;: Pin caneer. Mallory. (.'cm -co and Master Lester. Tivoii. i.y Beaaetlaw— Syrleaae, the oilier deb-uianic at Jamaica today, wua bred by J. P. Hag-gin iii California and w.is saM to II. K. Vfeagat for IBM. She bl a full Slater In Aciohnt, and for thai reaeoa Mr. Vingiit bought her. she is likewise ■ liall sifter to Little Red and Totto. At I'imliio tour youngsters arc entered far the first time today. Turo. by Alluding — Princess Blan-din.-i. eras bred ami is owned by Thomas. Clyde. lie is a product of the Googbacrea stud in Pennsylvania ■and is a full brother to Princess Atheling and i». scent. Kiistic. by Fraakferi Hypatica, was bred by Buford Alien at Lexington. Ky.. and was sold to M. .1. Thompson far 3138. Nhe is a half sister to Hyperbole, Jlaruni Kcariim ami Covington Ky. Gaarda, by Prince Pepper Etelict, was bred by she late 'id-inei James B, Pepper at Meadow thorpe Stml in Kentucky and was sold l «:. Dudley for 1380. Slie is ■ halt sister to Fair Light. Relict was a winner and is a half sister to OIlie Glenn, the dam of Lean. aire. Oat. (.inc. oilie Dixon and Ollie Dale, the last named two good iirodueers. the former being the dam of Baron Baher and Bull's Bje and the latter the dam of Lonsdale. Carmine, bj Tlthonus Silver Ban, was bred by A. L. Fergusoa at Wlndemere simi in Kentneky and was boM to Robert Neville for $199. She is a half sister to Leon Ferguson and her dam is a half staler to Doctor. Eleven youngsters, the tillic- and six colts, are carded to run their Drat races at Lexington bsday. Bather thrown, by Pen Brash— Capture, is a east " from the establishment of .lames B. Keene. She was one of the lot be sent np from Kentneky to the Shcopshcad Baj -ales hurt fall and was knocked down to P. T. China for |Me, bat she is now in the stable of W. A. Smith. Sic. is a half sister to Nellctte. which won one race out of eleven Starts last year. Frances friar, by The Friar Shandrona, was bred by Milton \oung. She is the trot loal of her ilam to race in this country and was aold privately to Meaara. Beed \ Johnson. Merrigo. bj Bhapfell Uerriwell, was bred at Llmendorf Stml ami is a ball slater to Merry Qeurg . Lady Vie. by Griffon- -Vie. was bred by her owner, Q earns. P. on. at Lexington. She is a half-sister to Morcllo II. and Hall Pint. .Icssiana. by lleriiienee .less, wa- bred by O. II. Chemiuit at Spendthrift Stml. She is ;l half sisle,- to Fayette Girl ami smirk. St. Mecca, bj BL Maxim Lady Kantaka, comes from the MeadOWthorpe Stud and is a half-brother to A. Lady. McAfee, by Bernando BIls Dernhaai, was tired by Thomas 1'. Sellers at Nieholasville, Ky. He is a half -brother to Dorothy Srot t. Gearaej C. Claws,, a, by Orlando- Anxious, eaanaa from Rat-eland Stud. He is a half-brother to Lyndhnrst. Arlin, by A: more — A'manzo. was bnj.il and i-owned by Oota Brothers. lie is the only foal of his dam. The marc Had a short while after Arlin was foaled. Lady's Man. by Atnare Mean, was bred by S. G. H. Cheiianl: and at Lexington and is the first foal of his dam. insurgent. !i\ in pector B. Marmora, was bred by Milton Young and is a half brother to Marmoreuu. Jungle Imp and Christine Ncely. Twenty Leading Jockeys. TWENTY LEADING JOCKEYS. There wire ao Important changes in the standing of the tweatj heading Jockeys last week. Bandy, who is under contract to n. - E. Powell at Oakland, scored Hie honors for the week by riding nine winncis. Walter Miller and Lloyd each piloted seven. Mountain's score was four. Here is the standing from January l to April -7. inclusive: lackey*. Mis. 1st. 2d. 3d. Can. p.c.L.w. \\ Miller 290 M 58 ."7 101 .:i:: 7 M. Prist,,,, ;jr_ so 77 56 170 .2o C. Kocriier 302 ( 7 til :;it IBS .22 l R. Mi Daniel 332 H7 56 5 1 186 .20 O Garner 252 80 4t; 29 117 .24 0 NIcol 104 58 88 21 st .:: J. Lee 27o 35 4:: 40 13T .- 2 Mountain 229 51 ::r, 30 112 .22 4 Lloyd :: ;!• 50 58 30 211 .14 7 YV. Fischer 401 17 11 Is 2»',5 .12 Bandy 2»s 15 :;s 1:: 172 .15 '• A. Drown 310 12 30 4.". Is7 .It 2 I. Williams 204 II :;s 2 97 .20 o W. Knapp 188 :w 2". 2ti '.••» .21 Enu lander 2:12 ::T .a; 21 138 .1 C. II. Shilling. . .1.2 36 27 24 83 .2ft 2 J. Harris (dead 1.172 36 28 20 SS .21 0 .la- Hennessy...278 : :•; 12 28 172 .18 1 F. Graham 27:: :;."■ 31 46 181 .13 » D. Austin 242 :;:: 41 41 127 .14 0 Arcite's Work Is Disappointing. ARCITE'S WORK IS DISAPPOINTING. Louisville. Ky.. April 29- Afite in a mile ami I quarter trv out ibis UMirniUg at Churchill Downs did not create i In- favorable impretwlon that might Ik- expected of the favorite for the Kentucky Derby. The Hack was not fast, but at the end \rcite seemed tired and ready to quit. A number of good judges do not hesitate to say that Ardte is not nearly as good a colt 'as was Sir Huon this time. J4»t year. One thing is certain, Arcite's perforiu- — : g- ance today will not frighten any of the others out ot the Derby. Anile was Joined at the half mile by Sir Huon as pacemaker. .The fractional time of the trial was: 12«. 23, [ili. oM.. LHSfr, 1 :2tiJ. 1:43, 2:11:. Wool Sandals, with Charley Critrith up. worked a mile in 1:48, Critrith s„i,| |,c could hardlv hold the horse. He picks him as the winner of the Derby. Pink Star was given a tightening up gallop. He will go the Derby route tomorrow morning. Several two year olds owned by Fred Cook and George J. Long worked in fast time. Pa lemon, a grand looker, owned by Mr. Long, ran a quarter in 251 and the half in 4DJ. lighting all the way for his head. Altuda and Victoria P.. worked three quarters in 1:18: Colloquy three quarters in 1:13}; Envoy a mile in 1:40J, and Devout three-quarters ill LIS. Betting As To Betting. BETTING AS TO BETTING. A story was in circulation Saturday to the effect licit William 11. Reynolds, president of the Metropolitan Jockey Club, had made a $10,000 wager with Senator MeCarren that the latter would make a $lot bet before Beynotda on the races: also that Sain Whttefaoaae had bet $ti00 to $."V00 with George Do! .son that MeCarren would not make another racing wager this year: also that William S. Harley and George Johnson, together, had wagered .$2,000 with Dobson thai if the .*10.(KM) bet is decided Me-Oarren will be the loser. — New York Sun. Must Have License From The O. J. C. MUST HAVE LICENSE FROM THE O. J. C. Toronto. (Int.. April 9. the Ontario Jockey Club has issued a notice to the effect that no trainer or .jockey will be allowed to train or ride horses during the spring an,' fall meetings at Woodbine until he shall have Brst obtained a license from the Ontario Jockey (lull. The fee for a trainer's license shall i.e 85. and for a jockey's license $2. Applications for licenses of trainers and Jockeys residing in Canada will not be received b) the .■•imuiit tee after May 1. No enti.\ will be accepted from any stable, not provided with a trainer's license. Ullman Is At Amityville. ULLMAN IS AT AMITYVILLE. Joe Illman is now in a private sanitarium al Amity ville. N. Y. Accompanied by his brother Cole ami B. J. Weller, the noted bookmaker, lie arrived in New York last Friday from San Francisco. Dr. Carlos MaeDoiiald met him at the train and had a Short talk Willi the sick man. The physician ex pressed the opinion that after a short parted of lest and freedom from business worries Ml. L'U- ssan'a mentality would again be perfect. Milanola Dies In Kentucky. MILANOLA DIES IN KENTUCKY. Lexington, K .. April 2'.i. —The seven year old mare .Milanola. by Thurio Bannerol, by Lecturer, brought over 1,0m England in lam and owned by W . i'. Marshall, ol Georgetown, died this morning in foaling a hlly by Star Shoot. She was the dam of McAllister and the two-yeai ,,l.l Tartaanta. Mr. Mai shall had an oiler of 81,098 for the hlly al weaning time. Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. John Bodegap is handling a number of two-year-olds at Lexington for Sam T. White, the Chicago turfman. Barney Schreiber has leased a ranch adjoining that of W. B. Jennings j,, California ami will turn out some of his horses during the summer. Tom Cook has engaged V. Kelly to ride Lisaro in all of the rai-es in which that horse will start during the remainder ot the season at Oakland. Preparations are being made for the elaborate entertainment of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Long worth at the Kentuckj Association course aext Saturday. Sam Hibhclb says he is satislicl that the colt Walter Milter will prove Firestone's master when ii comes to racing over a considerable distance of ground. "There is not a bookmaker at Oakland that lias imi ha, 1 .1 |.iotiial.|e season." s.,i,i r,,i,,ml W. 1. Applegate at Lexington Saturday. "The public out there bets on practically everi horse in the race and ot course the bookataker has the percentage that is bound to make him winner.'; TOSS, Hayes got 11 into his head that Mollie Mont lose was beaten at New Orleans and as a climax to an argunieni to that effect at Lexington Saturday be bet Jim Arthur that the measure of the Hollo Lily had been taken. This in spite of the frequcnl headlines "the unbeaten Mollie Montrose." Mountain has ridden the Winners of five slakes in the last ball of this month the Carter Ilamlieap. the Queens County Handicap, the Arverne stakes, the Sterling Slakes and the DutttOtl Stake-. At City Park he rode the winners of the Tulane Stakes. the old Hickorj Handicap and the City Dark Derby, making eight stakes to his credit this year. Answers To Queries. ANSWERS TO QUERIES. [Communications without names and addresses ot senders will not be answered or noticed.] •I J. P.. St. I.onis Ho. It is n..t advisable to comply with your request. lx. P. P., Chi. -ago. Lady Amelia belongs to E. B. Thomas and has lor several years. 11. C. '.. st. i.ouis. Mo. 11 is dim. uit to Imagine I hat a bookmaker would allow money won on 'he last race of the day to apply back on a race that had long been decided. New York Entries. NEW YORK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast. Baring starts at 2:36 p. m. (Chicago time 1 30 1 Puns well in mud. ©Supeii.r mud runner. First Race — 5-8 Mile. 2 J car olds. Sailing. lad. Horses. ,\. Wt. Hib p. us ::i:. .. . . Melzar !t!) 72". 68383.... Bigot 101 72o nv.iil ...Pine Pan W..X..715 68417.... Hands Around !ki 710 68381 . . Ilpocha !»'.i . .71(1 ||S2! -.... Iteiinic Williams 106.. ..70.", 88292. . . .Trey of Spades BO 70.". 67844. . . .Bounding Elk 102 760 68414... .Complete W..... .683 88341 ...Concerned 100 two Soblano. Iir. ^. by Seinpronius I. ililh 103 Tivoii. eh. f. i.y Baasetlaw — S\ rienne 101 Caesar's wife. eh. f. by Ceaa lion Miss Thomas {W 'Formerly Goaseoa. Second Race^ — 3-4 Mile. J: year olds and upward. Selling. (68282) \ce High ::. . !M 72.". (68412) .. .Tony Bonero :;.. '.» ;.. . 720 65373* . . .Tea cress 5. .HW. . x . .713 68394s... Dr. HoBls 4. . PH.. . x . 71", (68338)... Royal Onyx ."... 91 71.-, 67789.... Glamor .:. . 99.. ©..710 68282. . . liarharv Belle ::.. ! .",.. X.. 710 B8242 Ballot Pox 4.. 106 T08 its2.is . . .Commune 4. .104. . X . .7 i". K8232 Quinn Brady I..109. .X..T0S i;s2s2 \11na May ::.. 91..X..T86 n-,s.:ii7. ...Star Cat '; . si 700 62473 Homeless :;..101 (i'.i.", 68242.... Right ami True 7.. 166. .X . .680 68338 ...St 1 stephe 4.. 101.. X.. 1190 Third Race — 3-4 Mile. :; year olds ami upward. Handicap. 68386 ..IMji I8ITOB 4. . 1 lit. .©. ,7.v 63888s .. .Viral Premium 1 .122.. . .745 68249 De Muml 3..118. . X . .740 08379' ... Hyperion II 1 11s. . ..74 » 68378s... dapple 5. . 122. . © . .7441 68323. ...Hot Tmldy 4. . 120. . X . .7:;.", 67765*. ..Don Domo 0. .113. . x . .7.;.", ♦►S2ti!»-. . Slickaway 1. .11*. . X . .733 68396. . . . Wa'ei burv ::. . \(H\ 7.I0 6dT3S Claude Duval :: . its 710 Fourth Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Corona Slakes. 81,660 added. 3-year-oMa and upward. Selling. i.s::'.m: .Inquisitor t. .MB. .O..T56 i;s:ts-.. Urapple r,. .107. .© . .74.", i;s"2:;-' .. .orphan Lad ':. . 97.. •'..740 is 1 . ..Ry* 4. .108. . X . .740 us 11". Foggier 4..M83. .X..T4Q 68413s. .Orbicular 4. .168 . ..7::r, 16*416) . . Mar hou :.. . !Mi . . .7.;., (68378).. .Campaigner :;.. 84. .X.. 735 88413. ...St. Valentine 6. .110. .X - .736 68279s ... Kudora ::. . 84. .X.. 723 68294. ...Sodaee •" . .105. . x . .700 Fifth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. .'! year-olds and upward. Selling. ti.S:t24 Molesey 3. . 88. . X . .725 68880. . Savable 7. .105 720 68416s... Hold Circle :'.. . 85.. x.. 715 i;sui ...Aaora 4. .101 . . x . 71« 05509 .Maafer of Craft 5. 107 705 Sixth Race — 5-8 Mile. ::.\eai olds. Maidens. Selling. Colts and Celdings. 68307. . .Thomas Hoy 92 70u DBJ83. . • .Beutiuck 97 095 BM38 Cooney K ^ 92 690 •!247.:. .. .Homoles* K ..»..-. . a. '97 Lao 68332. • .(.'om 111 u ni paw »7. . . ty r, 68807 Millstone 33.. X.. 686 os:;o7 .... Kernochun 100 669 63860. Tos pi, U8t t',:;791 . . . .Dr. Lee »7 (JSO 65750. . . .Hiram , 100. . x . .378 63380 Wise Hand , 97 070 63543. . . Criften 117 i;7o 35380. .. .Pass Him Out 100 00" Mark Time. b. c. by ' Maxlo — I'as Seul 97 Coat of Arms. ch. g. by Uold- crest — Kthel Graea 97 Lexington Entries. LEXINGTON ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Pacing starts at 2:::o p. m. xKiin.s well in mud. ©Superior mini runner. First Race— 1-2 Mile. 2 year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Siiecial Weights. Ind. Hois,.s. a. Wt. Hdcp. 67084 Heater Zona Ho 725 68131 \da o. Walker 110 720 67976. . . .Brocade no 715 68426. . . Delia no 715 68 152 . . .Cousin I rain es ] 10 79S 67333 I.a Samada 110. .X.. 700 os 120 Indent 110 700 Esther Brown, br. f, by Pen Brush -Rapture 110 Frances Friar, eh. f. by The Friar— Shandrona . . . ". 110 Merrigo. blk. f. by Slmpfell Mcrriwell 110 I.i.ly Vie. ch. f. by Criffon — Vie HO Jrssiana. br. f. by Hermence Jess , 110 Second Race — 3-4 Mile, '.year olds. Tillies. Allowances. (64630). ..Dainty Dame 100. . ■' . .725 (63675).. .Moselle 1 H . .©. .72(1 iis42", ...Fantastic 112.. X.. 715 0SI2S Fay 100 715 67933. . . .Llancer 104. . X . .710 ii.",:."..".. . . .Lady Acton 100 705 65829 Wild Violet 100 700 (J5515. . . .Miss Alert too 7110 62107. . . .Helen Virginia 100 c,!i.", 07574. .. .Baltimore Belle 100 090 Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4 year o|,|s and upward. Selling. 6343] CAMBBIM S 5. . 11 1 . . X . .725 68216. ...La Sorctere 4. .198. . \ . .720 68438.... Braden 5. .114. . y . .715 68193 Kcbo 0..1U 710 63312s. ..The Male 4. .103. . X . .710 67554.... French Nun 4. .138. . X . .716 68102.. ..Oak Ciove I. .338. . X . .710 63406 .... Bourbon News 4..111..X-. 705 lilt",:: ..Heine 4. .HIS.. ..705 111525 . . . . Kosscssa 5.. 109 70O 57952 \gnoio 4.. 168.. .700 83332. . . .I.ouis C 4. .108 090 Fourth Race — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (68194)... John I.. Inglis ft. .113. . X. .790 (68430)... Posing ft.. 133. .X.. 740 68427. . . ./ni ::. .102. . x . .7:t5 38333 High Bear 4. .102. .©. .735 Fifth Race— 1-2 Mile. 2 year obis. Colls and Geldings. Allowances. 68423*. . .Ureal Pirate 113.. X.. 733 68429 R. C. Kami MB 745 0S21 I - . . . Orlandot 105 ..;■".. 7.J5 67943. . . .William Blssetl 102 7: 0 lis 129. . .Cilvedear 105 720 67633. . . .Phil China 102 720 McAtee. b. c, by Hernando Klla Dernhain 105 George C. claw son. br. c, by Orlando— Anxious 105 Arlin. b. c. by Atinore — Almanzo 138 Lady's Man. eh. c, by Aiuare Siona 105 Insurgent, eh. e, by Inspect.,! P. Marmora 105 St. Mecca, eh. c. by St. Maxim Lady Kantaka ....102 Sixth Race— 1 Mile. ." year olds and upward. Sidling. 6523 1 . . I arew 4 . . 102 . . • 725 1 6H428)... Beatrice K 4. .110 720 68 1", 1 Quagga :; . . 92 . . -..715 68428. .. .Suzanne Boca mora 5..135.. ..715 us 1 ,0 . . .Early Boy 6. .107. . . .710 67978 Tom GOroy ::.. 84.. ..TM 67805 Doubt :t. . S'.i.. ■ . 710 IVS42S Mocasin Maid 4. .102. . X . .705 63096 County Clerk 3.. 132 70O 65232.... Delia Thorpe ::.. 35. .X.. 730 67744.... Moaavine .",.. !M.. ..336 84471. ...Fast Flight ft. .110. . X . -680 Oakland Entries. OAKLAND ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast. Pacing starts at 1:40 p.m. (Chicago lime 8:33 p.m.) Xltuus well in mud. ©Snix-rioi' mud runner. First Race — 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2 year olds. Selling. Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdcp. t;s:;.-,j . . .Charaj 136. .X.. 700 68332- - Pb Vista 105 635 68160. . . .Talien 105 090 67833. . . .Clara Mnlboiland 110 338 86336. . Clmkslern 105 a o OS20O \grippina HO 635 66896. . . Parasol 105. . X . US", 68260. . . .Katie Gleasou lio oso 66654. . . t'oralita 105 630 68352 lanet I. 11 » H75 37971.... Gigana 105 075 Miss Butte, b. I. by Piibicon — Winnecook 105 Second Race — 1 Mile. 8 year olds. Selling. 3844 1 :. . Fair Fagot 110. . X .725 HS411 ... .Seven Pells 110 720 USUI Furze 105 . .715 CS2,.i7 . . Jezebel PHI 715 68411.... Royal Maxim IIO 710 68297 \vona P 5 710 68433. . . .Menilen 107. . X . .705 0797:;. . . . l'.lota 105. . X . .705 68261 . . .Tetanus 105. . X . 7O0 68353. . . . F.ulalic B 105 095 68437. . . .Mohawk 107 090 OS457 Ilaukwell 102 839 Third Race — 6 1-2 Furlongs. .". year olds and upward. Allowances. 83301*... FTHKL DAY 5.. 110 750 68373* . . The Mist 5. .110. . © . .7 BJ 68436 Kinders 3. . 95 733 f,s:!75. . . .Stortna 5. .105 730 68390. ...Lot t a Gladstone 4. .105 72o 67373. ...Lady King ft.. 168. .X.. 733 68392*. ..Sua Mark 5. .105. . x . .710 68410. .. .Little Buttercup 5. .133 tBK» 07990 Serenity 0. .105. . X . .075 Fourth Race— 7-8 Mile. 4-vear-olds and upward. Handicap. 38433 Martinmas 7.. 94.. X.. 750 88372*... Cloudlight 5.-.110. . X . -T4B 68372. . . Sugarmaid 4. .105 740 (08373).. .Ceorge V. McNear S. .133.. X ..746 OS:;,:; j. c. Clem 4.. 86.. X. .735 OS270 Rubric 5. .101. . X . .133 Fifth Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 5 year-olds. Allowances. 83438*. . Kokomo 100. . X . .750 68299*... Native Son 138. .X.. 745 (OS:i57l . . .Blagg 109. . X . .733 68435*.. .Kappa 112.. X ..743 68143* lohnnv Lyons 133. . X..740 ns:;.s:c.. .otto Price 100. . ; . .755 68337 Zellna 98 738 68337. . . . Woolma 107. . X . .780 (67639 1 . . . Uememlter 98. . X . .730 07S77 ...Edwin T. Fiver 107..X..725 68336. . . .Treasure Seeker 103. . X . .715 38387. . .Pntessoa io:j 710 Sixth Race— I Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. ABowanceO. 68373.... Fisher Boy 5.. 109 725 es .-75-. . . p.ob Bagoa 5../I09. .©..720 ( 68353)... Miss Officious ■'•■■ 92..©. .715 (68375) . . Cabin 5. .110. . X . .715 68409*. ..The Missonrian 5.. no. . x..7io 68239*... Mamie Algol 5. . 138. . © . .710 68355*... Edith James , 4. .104. . x . .719 68288 S,a Lid 4. .109. . X . .705 0X375 Yada 5 . . 109 . . X . . 70O OS.I75 !■:, kcrsall 3. .109. . X . .7"0 list:::; b.llv Witch 3. .104 700 61703*... Integrity 4. .105 IKM) Baltimore Entries. BALTIMORE ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast. Pacing .starts at .". p. in. (Chicago time 2 p. m.) Xltuus well iii mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 7-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Special Weights. Ind. Horses. A. Wl. Hdcp. 38434*... Nellie P.urn 4. .10S. . X . .725 66404 Chippewa 4..1M..X..726 68404. ...East End 4. .11:: 713 68152... Teacan 7. .115. .©. .71-5 66976.... Water Pansy 6. .112. . X ■ .716 68404 Panique 11.. 112 TOR 68329 Venus 4. .168. . X . .738 08351. ...In Line 4i .168. . X . .338 08310 Vbjure ft. .168. . X - -708 68426 Pan After 8. .113 630 Second Race — 1-2 Mile. 2 year olds. Maidens. Special Weights. Klrstie, ch. 1. by Frankfort — Hypatica 109 68382*... Patrician 112 720 68400 Fred Mace 112 715 68418. . Miss Cushman l 9 7H 68382. . . .( la llant Lizzie 109 7H 0M4S Paster Belle PHI 71o 67951... Laughing Eyes 109 705 iisisr, ...Bulkhead IP-' 7oo 07911 Bar c 109 700 (.lunula, eh. I. bv Prince Pepper- Relict 109 Carmino. b. f, by Tithonus Silver Baa 109 Truro, eh. g. by Allieling - Princess Plandiiia 103 Third Race — 1 Mile. warohls and upward. Allowances. (68446) . . .Ormonde's Bight 0. .112. . X . .335 0575.'. . Welbourne 4. .107 739 68446 Hie Clown ft. .115.. X. .713 65408. . . .Hyperion 5. .13*/. . X . .7*0 68422 cnrsus 7. .112. . . .705 65703 Pleasant Hays -1 . . lo7. . . .700 Fourth Race — 5-8 Mile,. Braid Hill Park Stakes. Value 31,603. 2-year oMa. Allowances. ii;s::.m;i.. BILLIE HIBBS lift. .X.. 753 1 i;s:: 19 1 Lawless lit. . X . .743 68400*. . .Hiltil 112. . X . .733 68490. . . .Merry Man Mb. . X .730 68309 : . . Blember 109 725 i.sioo morions Betsy 133. . - . .72o 08366. ...Bob Callahan Jr 112.. X.. 785 68400*. .. .Jock wood 112 700 Fifth Race— About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. ft year olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances. 65701*.. .Mr. Met 'ami 4..133 7 H» 94055*. . .Hohtllelir 5. .140 095 68330*. . .Paprika 4. .132 830 6S330. . . .Incantation 5,. 133 833 68367 ... Rocket ft:. 133 385 68330*... Mooksie 4.. MB.. X. 335 115222 . . . Benlala 5. . 141 USD 11s 121 -. . .(.'uardian 7. .15:; 680 B8330. . . (hoi ist 4. .133 875 68421 Dr. Beta 0..14S 000 38404... .Garterette 1. .133 050 Sixth Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 68331 . Belle Slronie 5. . 105 ..-'.. 725 us :,s:; Prince Brutus 5. 107. .X ..730 ii.s1e.12 . . . Niblick 5. . IBS. . X . .715 68329.... Wabash Queen W. •';.. 30.. X. .715 68149* \nna Smith 4..100..X .TfO 68351' . . .Vlperine 5.. 133. . - . .710 (68443).. .Searlell 6. .138. . X . .713 us 120 . . .Beldemo ::. .loo. . y . .70:, 68383.. ..Dog Pose 3. . 97 . ..TOO 68345 Bedi ice ::. . 35.. ■ . .636 38433 I'eieentage ■'.. .loo. . A . .090 Seventh Race— 3-4 Mile. .". \eai olds and upward. Selling. 68420. ...Nellie Racine •':.. '■» 725 68312*... The Cricket O..I07 723 68313 Midas 4..133 715 68368.... Scarecrow 5.. 102.. f..713 68368*. lligginboth.ini ::. . 37. .X.. 736 6838 t F.dw in H 3. . 95 705 68351 Paul Clifford 9. . 107. . ©. .700 97899 Miss Morrow 4. .MB 7*»o 39765 High Carnival 3. .138.. . .635 02140 Lthelbrytha T..M3 3M Lexington Form Chart. LEXINGTON FORM CHART. (KKXTI I'KV ASSOCIATION COCB8K.) LLXINGTON. Ky.. Monday. April 29 1907. Sicml day. Kenu-.i ky AssoetathML Spring Meeting (7 days). Weather clear: track fast. (3 I k- en. 1 Presiding Judge. C. F. Price. Staticr. J. J. Holiman. Sicielaiy. \\ . P. Letcher. Pacing starts :tt 2 '10 p. in. W indiiales whip. S spurs, P blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following 11. 1 distance Oft each race indicate trad; record, age of hoiso and weight can led. n Q I PA 1 MIST RACE 1-2 Mile. (17, -2— 105.) Putse 3303. 2 year olds Maidens. Colts and DO"tt)U i.ehl'iigs. Special Weights. Net value to winner 8308 Ind"~ ""Horses AWt PPSt 'A 'A \ Str Fin jockeya OwnerB O H C P S NIMBI S w 113 2 'J 1 I* 1- 1) Austin Clay Bio- 5 ti fi H 3-B MOQUETTE w 115 1 1 8* ■• •_" .1 l',|,v W J Young .", H 11575 3-5 2ACC w 11". 1; ii .".'' !'. 3» I) Bohutd W Gent •"• 7 7 :: 1 i,mi7:i sol riiLUN K-NIOHT w li", 8 ". ::- .".' 1'. Moreiaad 1' King 31 31 31 12 « UNCLE TIM w 112 ;'. .: H' 5" ." • ii Swain W A Smith 31 25 i?! I 1 JUDGE DUNLX N a 11", I 7 7 7- 8* Creamer A L Uaraaby M to 4u 12 ', BUM I HAM ■ 112 II t 4' tii 7- J Lee Mrs M Cohlhlatt 2 11 II 1,5 7 10 MAI.MAISON w 115 7 9 vik s- s". ['ov J II Ni ols 10 15 15 7 5 WAGNER JR. w 115 5 8 10* 9' 9 1) Riley J H MiClernand 8 1^ 12 5 2J NLI LYLK WB 11". In II :i' in- b" .1 Perkins J H Stevens 21 25 25 10 5 1IICII BINPKP w 115 !i In 11'. 11- 11- Troxler T W Moore 8 15 15 (1 11 DARLING: BAN n 11212 12 1J 12 U T Taylor J W Foray the 15 25 25 U t Time. 12L 231, 334, ftff. Winner— P. g. by Star Shoot — Lady Elite (trained by F. Brooks). Went to post at 2:33. At 3001 2 minutes. Start BOOT. Won easily: second the same: third driving. Vmluis propped When the barrier went un but immediately got to running fast and opening a winning Kail in the Brst quarter was well in hand throughout tile iasi fnrloag. Moquette outbroke the others bm was very green ami dropped back in the Brsi Iweiil.\ yards, then ran well aiwl was bald :idil 1 all throaajh the last Enrhsng but was unable to improve his position, is a go-ni looker .mil certain to ii.ipiove. Zagg. interfered with at the start, finished gamely under punishment and outstayed South, : 11 knight in the linal drive. I nele Tim was repeatedly Interfered with by Ned I vie In the stretch 1 in I. Ham was outrun all tin way and is greatly overrated. High Binder. Palling Pan ami Mahnaison Basse ver\ gieiu at the bairiir. d D A PI 1 SECONB PACK- 3-ft Mile. 11:131- 5-107.) Purse 3430. 3-year shta and upward. UOtcO J- Sidling. Net value to w iifiier 3330. _^____ Tiid Horses AWt PP St hi % »j Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 B^lsTrOPBY- ROBINSON w 1 109 1; j V 2* -'- 1 : I) Austin Oots Bros 11 ti ■'". • 67506 FIELD LARK wlW 11 1^ l* lnf 2' j ijee j ov paarb ;; -1 54 527-10 (6X19t p'l.IFTON FOBGE W H 11- - 4 ."."t 5h 511k 31 (jaugel J 1 Mrode H I8 43 1 1-2 65516 ALTA MT ONALP w 2 IM HI 8 8- 61 6* 4" k T Taylor J Ii Taylor 12 20 20 8 4 63231 MXITIK MACK w :t ;'8 7 5 4l 41 41 5- Moreland S K Hughes 8 8 6 2} 6 5 65348 HARMOREAN w :! 98 5 :; » ?,"- 2» 61] G BwsJn W A Smith 6 s s 3 8-5 11547s IUM1ER S. WB 3 107.'. :'. I', li1' 7'1 7:! 71' .111,. Colibv.l Hart S3 •"•'» 50 20 HI lls'l' oMAB KHAYYAM w 4 111 s !i !» - H s' y. TroXler S Louis B) M M 15 s ll.'ilo.'. -'TICIIIMINiio waft 111 9 7 7"L S- ft* 91 l Poland I t iVlltaa Jr b. :'o M 7' I 68235 SAGAPANAK w n :: 111:1'. 1 hi In in In U) I. .loins .1 IVikuis 5 17 12 I I Time, 231. 47*. IJ3I. Wlaaer -Br. f. by Semprouios spider (trained by H. Uota). Weal to post ut 2:5!i. At lKjst I uiiiiuie. siait giM,d. Won easily: second the same: third driving. Tepay Kobiuton, a raijid beadjaaer, broke v\iih the leudeis and forced a fast pace, to the, stretch, disposed of Field Lark In flip run through the homestretch anil finally won well in hand. Field T.aik set a very last pace until well into the homestretch but tired when lee drew his whip ut the eighth post. Clifton l-'igc. outbroke at the start and interfered with in the Irst sixteenth, was on the inside in :i pocket until straightened out in the homestretch, then came on tast bin ;o«. late. Sagapanak m crowded out at the start and as good sis left. Alia McDonald Bhisbed fast. Ntarmorean showed speed- Msttte .Mack ran well. The winner was entered lor 6600; no bid. Bcrahted 87038 Monterev. 114; 88106 Nedra. OS. Overweights— KogtT S., 4; iiounils; Sagapanak. :'.;. DQ4 Kiy THIRD RACK 1-2 Mile. (47J— 2— 10.",.) Purse $4o0. 2-year olds. Allowances. Net OO'IU^ vi' hie to winner MOO. Ind Horses AWt PP St M Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S (MM IDA MAY w IIS 1 2 S» V 1" J Ut J C Milam 0-il3-10«-.7 1--' 1-4 f67718)HOLLOW WlUl -1 0 B* 4* -'-' D Austin T P Haves 2 4 4 7-5 7-10 COUSIN FRANCES WB 102 10 .". l« 1= 3* T Taylor Hughes Bros 10 IS 6 2 1 68429 HROXCIIti BILL w Ml 1 1 41 .",- 4i G Swain R K Lewis 81 M ■ 10 5 t,7976-WATER LOCK w MI 3 3 V 7* Moretend P King S 12 12 i 21 68429 RICHMOND DUKE WB 106 9 8 B* V 6' L Jones .1 Williams ■ SB 85 12 .". 680M BILL V BOWLEGS w 107 7 4 l I 7' .1 Pntey W J Young 8 12 12 5 2J HARRIET WRIGHT IT ltl i I •«• 8 s1 'reamer A L Dsrnsby SS 30 30 12 6 V \\.-i:i. WB 106 •". 7 V 3' 3 .1 Butler K I' Shlpp IS M a) S 4 CHESWARDINE w 166 6M 10 Pulled up. D BotendW Gent M 11 I 3 ; 5 Time. II J. 2:: . ::.".'. is . Winner— Ch. f. by Charade— Forelock (trained by .1. c. Milam i. Weni to p,,si ;II 5:30. At post 4 miiuiles. Start poor. Won driving: second and third the same. Ida May was oiilrun for the first quarter by Cbnste Frances but closed up mi the latter .% lit-n straightened ■ 'it in the hoiacstictcii and Bnlshed gamely under punishment. Hollow met with a loi of early Interference but ran ■ smart race and would have testes ibe winner with good racing imk. Coosta Frances, a very rapid beginner, rushed away from the others in the lit ~t furlong ud showed extreme speed but tired in the stretch. Water Lock showed anted but railed to stay. Cbeswardine was kicked while at lb. post .ma went ;| trilh' lame and was pulled tip when the start came and onlj cantered in behind the bt iters. s. ratcbed 88211 fTriandnt. 10.7. Ineorreel weight in cullies Richmond Duke. 102. /•O/i prQ lOlltlll HACK 7-8 Mile. (1:28J 3 MO.) Purse $400. .1 year olds and upward. UOtOO Allowances, Not \alue to winner s::iin, Ind. Horses AWtPPSt % '£ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C__P_S_ 68426 MORALES WSB 3 M 1 1 B 8* 2* 1- 1". Gaugel W II Fizer 2-2 3-2 1 1 I out ■■ i.ahv 8AVOY w 6 M3 1 :; 1" 3" 84 V ::- T Taylor W Gersl I i I '. 1 5 1 4 out 64290 CAROLINE W. w I M 3 4 8» 1' 1» J' 3* .1 Duller C I. Raltey 36 106 86 IS 4 (67472)HIGH BEAR WB lid 3 - V J* ¥ 4* V* Dearborn F raisin 13 13 13 3 1-3 •• BENORA wb I kM E E E E E E E Jno ConleyJ \v Dancer H 100 M0 28 3 Weni en entries as D. n mora. Time, 2". 48, 1:13s, 1:27. Winner Br. e, b] The Commoner -Sewing Girl (trained by w. II. Finer). Went t,, pus) at 3:57. At jm.sI 1 minute. Start fair. Won easily; second and third the same. Morales ran on the outside of the leaders until alter entering the homestretch, where be weni to the front and drew away without much effort in the last furlong. Lady Savoy, on the inside m the run down the backstreteh. mat with interference and came to the outside when entering tin homestretch, thei Qnlabed fast. Caroline W. set a fast pace for live furlongs but tired under punishment in the I ■ nil. iii^b Bear, ■ stow beginner, was outrun all the way. Scratched (88425)Goldproof, Km;: 6*425 Punlculalre, 1( 4: 68427* Morttboy, 83; 62198*Georg-e C. Graddy, ji3. i;747.:-Adesso, HE); CH7I Fas I 1 light, 1111. C\ Q A PI A FIFTH HACK— 1 Mile. (1:40 — t— 112.; Purse $400. S-year-olda and upward. Selling. O O TML^pb Nei value _t. winner $J 10. ind"" Horses AWt PP St ^4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners °_H_C_P S_ 67803 HALBARD w 3 101 f. ". |ak ::\ V M4 1^ T Taykw P M Civill 3-6 7^6 4-6 1-2-1-4 6S235 kNT OF IVANHOE w :; BJ :: 3 .". 3] Z : | J ' | -; ; Bwaia P McCulloch s 10 2i 4 E 3 20 (3494 OUARDi wit 3 K 5 3 1 "• 1 ' Ink p,k :;■■ BHac A Baker 8 l-r 13 5 2 KK229SQ1 VGOA w 3 US 1 1 7 7 3* S» t Dearborn J Arthur L". li 4 6-6 S-S 67666 GA1 ZE bb 4 104 3 2 E| 4-': r 4 5" Brandt .1 II Baker li' 36 25 S 3 64364 CASPERDINE WSB 4 ME 4 7 Is 6* B* «»• «" BenJ Smith. I P Gaffney 25 30 30 10 4 8 128 RED OGDBN WSB 3 9j 7 4 4J. .".« 7 7 7 Gauge] A I) Steele 40 Ed M 15 C Time. 2IH. 40|, 1:151, l:41|. Winner B. g, by Ooreraor Forakei Pecos (trained by P. \I. drill). Weni to past at 1:23. At post : minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. HaTbard was outran for the Brat si\ fni kail but was close up and patiently ridden and finishing fast under the whip outstayed Knight of Ivanhm m the tinal drire. The latter being shifted to the extreme octside losit i..n at the post was forced to sro very wide on the first turn to get to the leaden and tired ■ ttei disposing of Ouardl on the stretch turn but finished resolutely. The latter got off forwardly and showed the most speed for -i\ furlongl and after tiring came again at the end BCXt lii the inside rail. The Others were beaten Off. The \.n r was entered for $1,000; no bid. Scratched— I f.si27 Kiiig l.eopobi. 101. /• t) J\ pr pr SIX III RACE- 1 1-16 Miles. I'Hi1 :; 103.) Purse $4tHt. 4 ear old:' and upward. IJO'tOt) Selling. Net ralne to winner S.'-uo. Ind Horses AWTP~P~St K % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C PS •;mis: i;ni.!ii:\ MINERAL WB C 14)3 7 3 "'. '■',■ V SS l» Troxler !•' Risk 3 3| 31 I E 7 10 64679 DICK REDD w 4 N 3 1 1' 8* -' 2' 3| BUac 1» Hill 40 00 Et M s i.. i. 'il.nl MACPARLANWSB 6 164 ID E K 9* 4'. 4:l ::4 Minder Wdford 41 R'kncr ; _• s S 8 E 7 10 i :. 67981 IMBODEN w • i: i 102 2 11 6' P !" ■ 1" l| .1 Butler M ftiBsnir 38 '■ M 1" E 6H012 HAMILCAR wt 4 nil 3 1 B" 4*6* t:J ".; Moreland W S Laird 15 25 26 lit E B7798 SKYWARD wb 4 IM S ; 4' r.t r,u ;,i si Dearborn .1 .1 naaaigma 12 IS i". (• ■■ (6762S)HAPPY JACK II WB 6 166 4 s lou pi 71 7^ 71} J j^. ,| Arthur 10 20 M t 4 68430 MONOCHORD WSB C M3 1 Z 3*7* 34 8" 8* T Taylor .1 11 Raker E E I1. 3-6 4-6 68229 MERRY PIONEER wsb 6 M3}11 9 7' 8» 1»" ! :; S«« L Jones K Bohle 16 16 1.7 7 ::'. I«7722)INC1 BATOR WB 7 IM 9 1" 3*6' B1 If 10) .1 Walsh S Berry n 1:' 11 4 8-6 61*33 DRINA WSB 4 163 E 6 11 11 11 11 11 l'.enj Suiith.l P GasTBCf 4U 66 60 M hi Time. 241, 4!ii. 1:1.".. 1 11 . I :4s». Winner rii. g, by Holdcn Garter— Tourmaline, h\ Great Tom (trained by F. Risk). Went to posi :lt 4:58. At :»»s| ;: miniiti s. Slari g.«.d. Won driving: second and third the same. lo.den kfbseral ran in behind the pacemakers until straightened out in the homestretch, where be moved up. wore Dick Bedd down in the last furlong and oatgamed him la the final drive. The hitter eras scjieedy but was made t.«i much use of forcing the early pace with Imboden and tired in the last ~i\ leeinb. l.onise MacfarUB broke Slowly and was crowded back on the In -t turn, then closed a big :;:tp and was repeatedl] Interfered with by the tiist two at the furlong post sjUcb Minder attempted to ronae tbrongb between them, imboden ran well but failed to stay. Hamilear llnlnhrd Cast, The winner was entered for 3000; 110 bid. Scratched C.74U1 Fonsoloca, H»7. Orerwelghta Golden Mineral, 1 pound. Hamilear. 2: Merry Pioneer. 3^. Page 3 New York Form Chart. NEW YORK FORM CHART. • JAMAICA 1 JAMAICA. L. I.. Monday. April 29. 1907.— Third day. Metropolitan Jockey Club. Spring Meeting (11 days). Weather cloudy; track last. t2." 4 books on.) 1'iesidii.g Judge. Clarence klcDoweU. Starter. Mars t'assi.ly. Racing Secretary, W. C. Kdwards. Racing starts at 2:.:o p. m. W indicates Whip, S SOWS, K blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following ibe distance of each race Indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. Ct Q /I Q T ' ll:ST ,tA(I': 5-8 Mile. ii:oo; 2—6)7.) 6700 added. 2-year-olds. Altowanees. Net OOtO 4 ralne to winner 1540. lDd_ ttoieB AWtPP'St Vt, Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 68304 MASTER ROBERT WS 107 3 4 :, V V li* Garner S Kmerv 1 6-U 3-6 1 1 68257 ELLA O'NEILL w y.» E 3 l1 1- li 24 .las ileii'svF Iturlew 3 4 11 .77-101 3 (68363 SWEET-TA1RE WS MI 1 7 2- 2»| 2* 3r' Nottor .RF Carman 7 10 10 2* 1 68376 COINCIDENT WS 107 Z - V 4' 4' 4n. Mountain W II Snyder 12 26 36 6 2| 68326 WOOD4TRAFT Wl M 1 J ■"■' .Y: "• W Miller T B Hitchcock 8 12 16 L". 7 7 6839»*ALAITDA WS 102 4 3 71 7' li- (i- R Lowe R T Wilson Jr IS 25 2.7 8 3 ELLA :. us H 6 S 0! 6* 7" 7; M 1 'rest on 1; a WUkerson 59 160 160 30 15 68257 VISTA WS M 7 4 8 8 8 8 CH Shil'gl. A Cells 36 56 .70 12 S Ti 12 . 244\ ::i;t is . 1 :00i. Winner— Ch. c, by Masagan^Flocarline (trained by A. G. Blakeley). Went to post st 2:30. At post •': Btiaates. Btsrt good. Won driving: second and third easily. Master Robert got oil slowly and making np ground gradually finished tasi :lii«l got to Ella O'Neill in the last liflv yards and oatgamed her at the finish. EUa O'Neill showed a great hurst of early speed Inn could not unite last the distance. Sweet taire. off p...ul\. was taken quickly to a contending position and ran ■ good, race hul tired la the tinal furlong. Coincident showed improvement. Woodcraft ran disappointing!] and probably has been overrated. Scratched i;sn7 Hands Aro I. 8ft. Overweights Coincident. 3 pounds. £ • L_ A Q O SECOND RACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. ( 1 Mi — 4 126.) S700 added, .i vear olds and up- DUTcO O ward. Maid, ns. Selling. Net value lo winner $700. Ind" 'Horses AWt PP St ',4 Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners- O H C P S 6231 ONTARIO WS 4 M7 3 2 4* 4" 4- 12 C H Shil'gQ Cornel] 3 E E 1 6-S 1,4110 DARIO Wl 3 Ml 7 3 S» Sat 3' 3" W Miller U T Wilson Jr 7 10 7 2i 8-5 68362 GOLDEN WEST wsb 3 'a7 E :. V SS 2| 31 Rowan I' F Brown 3 7 6 2 6-5 i-.v » ispiNS AND NEED'Swsb 3 100 11 s 71' 6} ti'. 4» ti Burns Palestine Stable 4 r. E 3 6-6 62449 VESTABELLA ws 3 96 8 1] H 7| 7' B" M Preston B 11 McC Potter IS 33 7 2} 7.7 68307 FIRE OPAL WBB 3 38 16 i 1- l'. 1" 6« Notter Mrs C Cochran I S E 1 6-5 68307 YANKEE BELLE Ws 3 s7 1 1; m '..-• »■ 7^ i ral Holly Stable 100 100 60 20 1J 640 is INOFFENSIVE ws 3 M 2 7 6* s" 6* S1 li Lowe T Lloyd E6 inu 100 40 26 68362 HAMPTON LADY ws 4 94 9M 10'. hi- 10- 6s Lenahnn W II McDermott LOO-106 MO 40 20 ' "' ■".,1 M" M .untain M Kraus 1o E I S 68283 Miss SPOONER ws 3 107 1 1 E 6 3 65436 LEFT WSB 4 Ml 12 I 111 I'1 M1 H* Finn W Kendall 1". M 30 10 E 68307 COONEY K WSB 3 93 6 12 13* 121 12s 12* F Swain T 1) Sullivan lu 26 8 3 8-6 LENE HARLAM wsb 3 M 13 13 U 1:: 12 13 B McDan'lA K Thompson M MO 100 30 15 Time, 1H. 23, 3S i,'48. 1 : )1 . 1 ns . Winner — B. c. i.y Seinpronius — Soya] Apiuoval (trained by ;. Cornell). Went to post at 2.77. At ;«.s| 11 luinutes. Stall bad. WOB dining: sec. .ml and third the same. Ontario waa mainly responsible for Ihe Jong delay at the post, but got away well and alter lieing Bared to the stretch came on fast and won draw in*, clear. Darks, off in a pood position, escaped Interference, ran well and finished gamely. Golden West iiso bad clear sailing and showed speed bat tired si the end. Pins and Needles, :l sjnw beginner, was knocked back repeatedly but WSS running p.isi norses in the stretch. Vestsbella closed i big gap. Fire Opal showed the most early speed but failed 10 stay. Osoney K. got oh" badly and was not urged. The winner was entered for 81,000; iki bill. Scratched -05060 Ambush, 106; Vervaue. 107. Overweights -Ilario. :; pounds; Fire Opal. .3: Left. 1: Hampton Lady. 4. /JQ 4 QA THIRD HACK 1 1-16 Miles. 11:4.72 -4—108.) 8880 added, a-yeai-olds and upward. O O 4lr fj *J ltamlicap. Net value lo winner $lii;0. Ind Horses" AWt PP St lA 'A % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 57664 BUTTLING wsb .7 124 3 I 1 ' A 1 ' Is 1" l3 Notter J I. McGinnls 3 7 6 6-7 out 68340 SAMSON WSB 4 loi 4 1 21 3* 2' ^s f \V Miller F Bartew 1 2 1 2 2-5 out— (682S8)LALLY v\ sti 3 M 3 3 4 4 4 3'-" 8" M PrestOB T Monahan 8 7 S 7 lOnut i , - tflRZA WSB 3 :»4 1 4 32 35 33 4 4 HefTern'n J T Muir .70 60 30 5 6-S Time, 12. 2F-. ::«it. 68i. 1:04. 1:13*. l:41J, l:47J. Winner -I'll. li. by Star Ruby -Kalsalara (trained By .1. 1. Smith). Vent to post mi 3:31. At post 1 miiiule. Start good. Won easily: seeonil anil third the same. Buttling made his reappearance in grand form, was taken to the front at once and setting ■ fast pace won all the way ami Bnlahcd cantering. Samson, always in nearest pursuit, could not get up but was as easily second best. Lally trailed in the rear lo the turn Est home when he speedily passed Mi -za. Scratched 88413 Haxnar, ill. Overweighls Mini. 1 pound. ^^^__ /»o 4 A s\ FOURTH RACK— 3-4 Mile. (1:13)6—3—83.) Dunton Stakes. 81.B3t Btsttsl a-year-olds. f304i:4i:V/ Allowances. Net value to winner $1.72.7. ind Horsey AWt PP St ^ Va % Str Fin Jockeys" Owners O H C P S 66242 THEY'RE OFF wsb 110 I 4 1' 14 1*1 11 Mountain Brownle'h Tk tsta7 12 10 4 2 6S41.7 ORAiM I.I'M Ws U6 S 6 42 3« 2} 23 Radtke (5 M Odoirt IS 3.0 2.7 7 3 68293 GEO. S. DAVIS ws 107 6 .7 «' 41 4- 3H Horner T O Webber 10 15 13 E -1 (64815)*SENATOR CLAY WSB 111 12 10 "li 55 r.n 4 .1 Martin DC Johnson 4 4 7-8 7-102-5 68379xWORKMAID wsb 100 4 1 9'i VI 71 51 Rrussel W T Townes 12 20 15 6 I 6461'' 6XETHEUO WsB 100 1 11 16| lob si & R Lowe R T Wilson Jr 3 6 5 2 1 63242 SARACEN ESC A wsb 107 7 3 3' 61 li- 71 Wr Miller Newcastle StableS 10 8 3 8-5 I6572S)CABOCHON wsb 105 3 8 11-11- loi Bl M Preston .1 R Keene 8 12 8 3 8-5 66*99 ROSEMOUNT wsi: 110 10 7 .7- H ij S* Oatnser P S P Randolp3il7 4fl 40 17 7 67834xTOY F.UY WS MB I 2 3" l- 3* 10 C Booker J Wr Fuller 30 40 30 12 7 682Btn AN BIIIRE Wsb 100 11 8 81 S1 ll4 ll3 Xotter J L McGinniS 6 10 8 3 8-5 68293 MALACCA wsb 112 E 12 12 12 12 12 Nicol Beverwyck Sia 15 30 25 7 3 * Added starter. Time. 12-. 23;1,. 3.":. 4sJ. 1:133. Winner Ch. c, By The lireck — Calenda (trained BJ A. W. CfalXOB). Went lo imst ai 3:".s. At p..s| s ininules. Start good. Won handiy: second nnil third driving. They're Off was taken into the lead at onee and liccisiwlj outpaced Ihe others nil the way and won With something to snare. Onieuluiu recovered his speed suddenly^ was always prominent and linishcd fast and gamely. George S. iHivis acted badly at the past but ran a good raee. aud outstayed Siuiator Clay for third plate. The latter jjot off slowly but closed u big gap and flnished Avith a rush, Workmaid « was shut off early and closed anj immense gap. Aletheiio was going well at the finish. Saraeene«c« got off well and ran poorly. Toy *ofc *a* sniedy but failed to stay. Scratched 86810 Bthon, 120; 08324 Tim O'Toole. 108. Overweights Senator clay. 1 pound: Malacca. 2. / Q/I I 1 I" i I'll I RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (1:438—3—106.) !p700 added. ;; vear old* and UOt: rx: JL upwaul. Selling. Net value to winner $02t). Ind" Horses AWtPPSt^4 ^ %, Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (ttmPAOQUIN wsb 6 118 2 2 2k 2« j- F li Nlcol R Tucker 1 7-5 1 1-2 out 68342 HEN. WATTERSONWSB 4 106 1 1 I'll- r- 2» 2- W Miller L Mulligan 21 3 11-51-2 out 0836O AZORA wsu 4 101 6 3 51 t'l 4"' 3- 35 C Grand E Way land 15 20 20 5 8-5 68398 OCEAN SPRAY WBB 4 101 3 5 3» 3- Sll 4- 4= R Lowe Beverwvck Stable8 15 16 3 1 68388 LADY ALICIA WBB 3 38 E 4 4 71 7- ,7 5- M Preston F T W.~»l 6 7 7 6-5 1-2 68208 KXOCKIKKY WS 8 81 4 8 6 6 6 6 6 G Burns W C Daly 50 100 60 20 10 Time. 12, 241. 38f. 40. 1:02. 1:15, 1:411. 1:4*4. ' W inner— B. li. by Knighl of the Thistle— Lady l:ee (trained by H. C. Kiddle). Went to { ost at 4:2b. Ar post 1 minute. Start good. Won easih: second and third driving. •Iaei,uin ran in behind Henry WsttersoB until the last quarter, where he went to the front and won going swsy. Henry Wstterson showed superior early speed but tired when challenged in the stretch. Asors was ,,fl slo« ly and came with a great rush in the last half. Ocean Spray showed early speed but tired 111 the stretch. Lndy Alicia ran one of ber bad races. The winner was entered for SjinO- no bid Scratched — h;m.».VO La I ly. 00. ^U/t/IO SIXTH RACE 5-8 Mile. (1:00§— %-97.) $700 added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Siieelal UOttTr^J Weights. Net value to winner $070. Ind~lHorse8 Al\rt~PP~St % V4 ~%~Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S LAJEHJNESSE WB 10S 6 5 4) V J'1 1» Mountain F P.urlew 0 12 12 5 21 68363 THERMIDOR Wl 168 11 I3 11 lh V Radtke R T Wilson Jr 0 7 7 21 6-5 68399 SANSAMON ws 107 4 7 '■■ 4" 3- ::' C Hooker 1' T Wood 36 70 40 12 6 SCALLOP wsb 168 M 4 8" -1 I- 4' W Mill, r Newcastle Stable 2 2 2 4-5 2.7 DIVORCEE wt 105 E 6 6* 81 6} 5-' F Swain L A Cells 7 10 10 3 S-H 68381*FORDELLO ws 16S 7 I B1 8- 71 6} C H Shll'gF A Forsytbe 8 7 2 8-6 3-6 1-4 68341 OCEANIC will 3 3 M H V 7- .1 Martin F.I Farre'll 6 15 12 5 ' 68041 FLYON WBB 112 2 1 -1 B» B] s- Nicol W F Schulte 30 50 50 15 6 68344 KELLAR w 188 B 9 7" 7» 9 9» Horner F T Meehmn » 60 60 20 10 68381 HIGHSPIRE ws 105 6 10 91 10 10 lo R McDan'U Bauer 3o 40 40 12 6 Time. 124, -'43. 37. 40t. 1:02. Winner— Ch. c. by Star Shoot— Arcadia (trained by F. Batten 1. Went to post ai 1:53. At post :; ininutes. Start good. Won driving: second the same: third easily. Lajeunesse was ssred early and Bntshing with a rush jusi got up in time to beat out the liring Thermidor rhe latter got off fast and made the early pace hot but tired in the final strides. Sansauiwn ran a sood race and closed up much ground from a poor scud Off. Scallop was well np for a time but tired when the pinch came Fordello had no chance at the start and was pot persevered with Scratched 08328 Woodcraft, 10s: 88341 Henry Kelly, lov Orerwelghta Oceanic, :: pounds; Flyoa, 4. Baltimore Form Chart. BALTIMORE FORM CHART. (PIMUOO.) PiMLICO. Md., Monday. April 29. 1907.— Eight day. Maryland Jockey Club. Spring Meeting (13 days). Weather clear; track gcod. (24 books OB.) Presiding Judge. Frank J. Bryan. Starter, A. I'., hade. Secretary. W. P, Riggs. Racing starts at 3:00 p. m. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figures In parenthesis following Ihe uislance ol each race indicate track record, age of haras and weight carried. ftU/1/IQ FIRST RACi: 3-4 Mile. (1:131—4—114.) $400 added. 3 vear olds and upwar.'. OO'irJbO Selling. Net value to winner 8300. ind Horses AWtPPSt" K, % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~" 68331 SCARFELL wsb 6 lo" 4 2 1 V l» 1« McCarthv W H Mosby 4 ti ti ■• :, out 0S401-DI AMl.i.NH tin 5 111 2 3 2« 2"' Jno Ili-n'syK It Thomas 1-3 1-8 2-7 OWt— 67497 DOC KYLE WB 3 MS 3 I 3 3' 3s 3"' c Morris T Burns 30 SO 46 10 3-3 65752 CONVOLVULUS ws 4 112 5 5 5 S 4' 48 Khnck G .1 O'Reilly SO 160 MO 26 hi" 68360 AKBAR WB 4 117 1 4 4:l 4' 5 E E O'Brien W Elw 1 ' 8 12 12 3 2 5 Time. 24 1. 08, 1:1.7. Winner— B. h.»bv shaiifeii— Blanche of Reran (trained by W. II. ksoshw). Went lo post at :::iio. AI post 2 nmuiics. Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. kartell, showing decidedly Improved form, went Into the lead at once and keeping it drew away with a rush in the BtretCfa and won cantering. Diamond ran in close pursuit of the winner to the Stretch, then tell sway SBddenI] and ran 1 retj bad race, much below his true form. l»oc Kyle was a distant and tiling Ihird. Akbar bled. The winner was entered for $1,800; no bid. Scratched (68404)St. Joseph, 114; 88331 Belle Btrome, 107: 88383 Hocus Focus. 102; 0838S*HlgwlBr I ol'iani. H2; 68358 Laura A.. 02; 88384 Bdwia II.. 86; fii.V.tn Somniis. nil'. ftO 1 A /% SECOND RACF-4 1-2 Furlongs. (.7.7 2 110.) fttio added. 2 vear olds. .Selling. UO"T"i7l: Net value to winner 8345. Isii DBTBtB "AWtPPSt %. % % StTFitT Jockeys Owners OHO P~ 8~ _ 68368 AW I. I0SS w lu.7 6 2 2i I] r Goldstein Mrs L S Pan^le 5 6 6 2 4 8" 68382 DESIDERATUM ws IM 7 s 6* S«i 2S Lelbert Mr Gtenlver 12 3o 30 s 4 S8365 DICK ROSE w 168 S l 4l 4 ' 38 .1 ("..nlin Arverne Stable 7 10 8 3 8-5 16S418)LAUDABLE ws 110 4 :.' 1] 9*41 Q ,\hx Mrs R W WaJden4-S 8-6 8-6 3-6 1-8 68365 CARTWHEEL w B IM I r. 51 0' .7' Mitchell Chelsea Stable In 2E 26 7 B 6809] KITTV SMITH WB 110 2 6 7' 7' 6" Diggins Win Garth 4 4 3 0 7 I 2 68366 LADY POWELL n 113 I I S'l 3k V Jno Hen'syW Shields 5 8 7 21 ( . NELL \V w mi I 7 8] B* 8* Lloyd I) T Morris 8 26 30 8 4 68382 BERNARDO w 110 M S H !» 9 .las Carroll. \I .1 l»al\ 26 "0 -o 7 3 Time. 84, 361, 48|, .7.7,. Winner B. f. by Fatherless Auric llraineit by .1. W. Paugle). Went to ii.-st at 3:30. Vt post i minute. Start g.MHl. Won driving: second and third the sann. • Aw less was away well and a prominent and game contender from the start, ran into a slight lead in the Stretch and held il lesolnlcly to the tinis.li. Desideratum, showing sudden improvement, closed a big gah in. m ■ p.H r semi oil. came fast throngs the stretch and goi up tor si mi place in the last snide. Dick Rose was glWBTS in the front division and finished gamely. Laudable showed earl\ s| 1 hut tired in the strelch and was weakly ridden. Cartwheel is a bad actor but ran fairly well. Lady Powell ipiir badly. The winner was entered for 8600; no bid. DQ/I A pT THIRD BACK 1 1-16 Miles. (1:484—4—108.) 8408 added. 3 vear olds and upward. OOTTTTTteJ Betting. Net value to winner S3B0. Ind Horses AWtPPSt% % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 68406 FLA.VIGNT WB 4 102 .7 .7 8* 4m- 8* li 1* Lloyd R e Watkins 3 3 26 1 8-8 (68405)COBMOSA wb 4 107 3 6 5U : 4' B | 2* Liebert W Wh.lan 4 7 6" 2 4-5 (68369)IVANHOE WB 5 10S 1 2 2- Is V-l 2* 3- Diggins Arverne Stable SJ 13-521 1 2 .7 68405 SONOMA HELLE WB 6 107 4 7 7 7 B1 5- 41* J Johnson T E Mannix 5 B 6 2 1 68310 PETER KNIGHT WB S MM 2 B l'1 2- 2» 6s B A Martin Mrs W Kealing 12 "0 15 6 3 68405'BETSY BINFORD ws 3 90 6 4 3". 5- S« 4'i 6l" C.oldstein C R Talbert 4 6 6 2 4-5 68310 WINCHESTER WB 8 M8 7 1 4'i 6*1 7 7 7 Klenck M L Freeman 15 30 30 10 5 Time. 24. 681, 1:16, 1:43;. ISO'. Winner — Rr. f. by Hastings llavia (trained by It. F. Watkins). Went to post at 3:50. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the BSBSP. PUsvigny, running to her true form today, closed up early from a slow beginning into a good position ami mining into the lead in the strelch gamely withstood CObSSOSS'a challenge. The latter ran a good lactam! Bhished fast and resolutely. Ivanhm' steward the most early speed but anil suddenly in the stretch when Challenged. Sonoma Belle was off lasl and trailed for three quarters, then moved up with a i*3."* when too late. Peter Knight showed -peed bin failed to Btsy. The winner was entered for $700- no bid Scratched 88422 Cnrsns, 100; 68404 Nellie Barn, l(»7: 08422 Tom Lnwson, loy. A Q 4 1 / FOURTH BACK— 1 Mile. (1:404—3- wl.) 8800 added. 3 vear olds and upward. OOi 'qbO llaiidi.ap. Net value to winner .-MsQ. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ 6SM8zORMONDE*S RIGHT b 6 114 1 1 4" 4» I- V 1*1 Jno Hen'syH Mason 3 4 :•,.'. 1 2-5 (68384)EL DORADO WB 3 M8 I E ^ lak l'i IS 3^ Lloyd C C Smithson 2 2 l" 1-2 out 68423 RACTNB il WB I BE 2 2 E E E S 3' J Schaller W S DtffenderferM 60 60 15 4 (68402)THE CLOWN w ■ 4 MB I 3 :',"' ::' 8*41 «* H Alex B H Wright 4 6 5 7-5 1-2 US402-URA/.IA l.l.d w 0 112 5 4 IS _' 2" 8] E Diggins Columbia Stable 4 4» 4 1 2-5 Time. 241, 40. 1:144, 1:43 . Winner — Ch. g. by Ormonde — Right (trained by J. Boden). Went to post ai 4:1.7. At post ] inlnuie. Start good. Won easily: second and third the same, (nmonde's Right forgot to sniu today, begas slowly and trailed for threeipiarters. then came with one of his old time strelch rushes and won goilm away. Ll Dorado was speedy and ran an excellent race at the weights, put up a game linisli and was easily second best. Ha.ine II. trailed to the stretch, then came i n with a rush and was a fsst going third. Qrsstelte ran well for three quarters and Oslt suddenly. The Clown tired badly and can do lietter. Scratched— (•.S44.7Tvanho .. 11Q: 88445 Sonoma Belle. 100. d Q /% A T lli'1'11 RA'L About 2 Miles. (4:23. .7 1.7s.i Steeplechase. S5«H) added. 4^y«ar-I3041:'7t 8 olds and uiiward. Allowances. Nor value to winner $405. ind Horses AWtPPSt 2 4 6 8 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ 68848 AMANDA H W 4 186 2 1 1- l:: l'1 7"' 1* l« s McCteln 1 Foa ::' S S 6-6 2-5 68330 SIR TRISTAN WS 4 132 3 3 31 3" V V 21! 2'» P llagan C II Smith E 5 2 3-5 1-:! 683672BOUND BROOK WB 6 167 1 3 3 2} -,:' 2'1 ::-■'■ 3 ■" Soffe] C C Smithson 1 7-6 6-6 1-2 out 68330 SETAUKET W 8 156 E E l I1' E E E 4'" Bowser E J Wallach 12 26 15 4 1 i;\|n:; SiilVJCNY WB 4 143 4 4 5 5 4- 41" 4h .7 ■ Hei.ler Win Qarth 4 6 5 6-5 2-5 Time. 4:82 . Winner — Rr. f. by King of Coins — Katie Rigg (trained by W. Shield-i. ' Went to post ai 4:4(1. At post l minute. Stall go.nl. Won easily: second and third the same. Amanda 11. vent to front quicUly and. decisively outfeiicing and outoacing the utile's, won all the way. Sir Trisian was doing his best throughout and put up a g.md performance for him. Hound Brook was close nn and fencing well fur a mile and a half but sulked when called on for a final effort. The other two made no showing. Scratched (68307) Kara, ISO. . C* iJ /I i 2 SIXTH BACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. (l:0Tj 3 BOX) 8400 added. 4 year-olds and upward. DOtttiO ScUbar. Ret value to winner 8380. Ind Horsei AWt PPSt~%~'I~%~s"t7l'i"n Jockeya Owners O H C P S~~ 68423K1ALLANT WB 6 107 1 E I'll1 11 Is Diggins TE Mannix 3 4 8] 4 5 7-10 68388 IDLE DREAM SB •'. UK) 6 2 2 ' 8] 8* Bl A Martin G W Forman 6 8 7 2i 6-5 68383 HOCUS POCUS w 4 105 7 8 1" B* 2d B' CbtensBB O W Deppeler 6 8 4 2 1 68312 CALMNESS WB E 185 11 o 6.'. 4i 41 44 -1 DonnlsonO C Portner 12 20 15 6 3 68310 BOWLING BRIDGE w S 107 t 7 B' 64 6* B' Lefbert W Jackson 5 in io 4 2 68364 OSSINEKE • 4 Km E 1 3; 24 5) 64 Lloyd \V Wheten 6 8 7 ZJ 6-8 68383 TWISTER w 6 102 16 3 7' 71 7' 11 Goldstein C W Huntington 10 20 15 7 3 68364 BIRMINGHAM WB 4 102 OKI S- 8* ^ 8* Knopf J O'Neill 4 6 6 2?. ti-57 63404 INCORRIGIBLE WB 4 KM I II 1"' 81 B) B1 christian E M Mitchell 30 66 40 12 6 64566 TRENTOLOLA w I 106 - 6 8" 10] lo1 lo"- E O'Brien MrsABStansbury 26 50 .70 20 10 61S0S GEMINI w 6 110 S 4 11 11 11 11 Wtehard W J Gallagher 6 10 7 3 6 7 Time. 24. 30]. 48|, 1:024, l:iis.:. Winner — B. g, by OateBBBS — Snuveraine (trained by T. F.. M.inniM. Went to post at .7:11. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third the saute. Gallant was taken to the front at once and setting the pace fast drew far away in the stretch and won cantering;. Idle Dream was always prominent in the running and gamely outstayed Hocus Focus for B ■ . ml place. The latter ran in suddenly improved form but tired in the stretch. Calmness Ihiished .los(. niL Ossineke shovfed speed but quit. Rirminghatu got off badly. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Scratched 05480 Hazel Raker. 105; Overweights — incorrigible. 4 pounds; Gemini. 3. HO I 4Q SFVFN'IH RACF 5 1-2 Furlongs. (1 :07 ' — :'. -00.) $400 added. 4 vear olds and ■j04it4i:«_/ upward. Selling. Net value to winner 8300. Ind HorseB AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3~ 68404 MARK ANTONY. II. it 4 102 E 4 2'i 4" 1A V Lloyd .1 Thompson 6 8 7 3 6-5 6S331»COUSIN KATE wb 4 105 4 B 1414 3] 23 L Smith E Ftterback 2 12-60-6 7-101-3 68383'ANNA SMITH w 4 100 8 5 2U 21 S] " ' McCarthy W H Mo.sby 8-6 2 8-5 3.7 1-X (683SDEDGELT w 5 102 2 1 4i 3H 4'J 43 C Riley P Gallagher 12 20 20 8 4 68364*RUST w 4 102 1 2 :■* ..» :.- .7' A Martin M F McDonald 10 12 10 4 2 68684 MARKSMAN w 4 107 6 7 7" B 7'. i» C Morris T Burns 1.7 25 20 8 4 66404 JUPITER tin 4 107 7 6 61 7 6 7' Diggins C C Hall 16 SB 20 8 4 S8422 PLANTAGENET ws 7 10.7 10 8 8410 S2 81 A Lee M B Spauhling 20 60 40 15 7 668802GOLD COIN wb 4 102 3 9 9 S 9 9- Goldstein E W Moore 10 15 15 7 :: 68868 VAGABOND WB 4 MB 18 10 9 10 10 Klenck H Meise 1.7 30 20 8 4 Time. 2."!:. 4S^. 1:02. ins;. Winner — Rr. £, by Marco — Hampton Lass (trained by J. Johnston). Went to post at 5:30. At post 3 minutes. Start g.xid. Won driving: second and third easily. Mark Antony II. ran well and was best ridden, saved ground on the turns and linishing fast won going' away. Cousin Kate was taken wide but ran a good race and miglil have won but for this. Anna Smith was always close up but tired from chasing Cousin Kate. Kdmdy and Rust ran well. Those behind the tirst live were never contenders. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Scratched— 0S301 Paul Clifford, 107; 57010 Trackless, 100. Page 4 Lexington Lexington Entries and Past Performances for Tuesday, April 30. . _ . ., WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. FIRST RACE — 1-2 Mile. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Maidens. Special Weights. t IT} -2— 106.) Index Course Dist Time T'ck Wt St M V4 % StrFin Jockeys Best Company HESTER ZORRA, ch. f, 2, by Ccsarion— Katie W. (T. P. Hayes). Weight today 110. Oaklawn :; 1 - l' t-i fast life 8 7 7' 7;i I) Austin Hasty, Aunt ll:il:i. Oroba. ADA 0. WALKER, blk. f, 2. by Handsome — Screech (W. C. Overton). Weirht today 110. i. sun city Park 1 1 - t' 5}j fast l«5 7 M » 7'' A Muiiin Detborpe, Bonnie Hays, Bitterly. 68153 City Park 1-2 48ft fast Ml 1 1 l" I i A Martin Lady Irene. HllMIIW, Pay. Lurk, oil.", City Park 1 - 4^ j f:ist 188 I ti P 7', A Martin Dona 11.. Emma !.. Fail, ay. 66547 F. 'Grounds 3-s ::; last 1W 11 11' ll'» 'I' Taylor Sli.Rossmoro, l).(.f Dawn, Rnbywiok 664!tl City Park 3-8 35 fast 111 12 ll8 lF'JNicol Lee Crest, Work k-Day. P.raw. Lad. BROCADE, ch. f, 2, by Farandole— Flowerdale (G. W. Innes). Weight today 110. 67S7tf Oaklawn l-J m mud Mt 2, 10 11' IF-'C, Swain Aunt Hala. Water Lock, Flown. 87880 Oaklawn 12 la fast 108 2 E 5*1 8* (1 Swain cimlita, Delay Shine, WaldorfBeUe DELLA, ch. f, 2, by Maddison— C oratio (J. C. Milam). Weight today 110. ',^12'; Lexington 1-2 4s.-. last MM ." 4 7l 61* D Riley Skyo, Llaek Maty. Merry Blue. COUSIN FRANCES, ch. f, 2, by Handsel— Digitalis (Hughes Bros.). Weight today 110. BS452! i See Lexington chart In this paper). LA SAMADA, ch. t, 2. by Jack Point— Alice Ryan (J. H. Baker). Weight today 110. 67599 ('it v Park 3 1-2 f 431 slop 105 I 7- IP" Lloyd L. Fester. Dick Rose, Pr. Bowling. 67496 City Park 3 1-2 f 1:?. fast 1 1 r. 7 s- B"ftLJoyd Lute Foster. Uamnrj Dink, Balolee. 67446 City Pork 11-2 1 42J fast 113 a 3 4' 6'" Lloyd Roscblootn, Parisian Model, Do&a 11 ANCIENT, b. f, 2, by Cesarion— Grandma II. (43. Karr). Weight trdey 110. 68426 Lexington 1-2 6Sf fast KM 10 I P »'« J Walsh Skyo, Black Mary, Merry BhSe. ESTHER BROWN, br. f, 2. by Ben Brush— Rapture (W. A. Smith). Weight today 110. Fust start. FRANCES FRIAR, ch. f. 2, by The Friar— Shandiona (Reed & Johnson). Weight today 110. First start. MERRIGO, blk. f, 2, by Shaplell— Meiriwell. Weight today 110. First start. LADY VIE, ch. f, 2. by Griffon— Vie (G. B. Ott). Weight today 110. ••'irst start. JESSIANA. br. f, 2. by Hermcnce— Jess (C. Karr). Weight today 110. First start. SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. (1:13§ 7.-107.) DAINTY DAME. br. f. 3. bv HandSDring — My Fair Kentucky (J. W. Ferguson). Weight today 100. 64630 Coney Island 7-8 1:26 fast 94 1 1 1 1 1" 1- 11 Alex Monfort, Baringo, Mintl 84572 Coney Island 5 1-2 f 1:09 fast ill 7 10 10 10\ 10" Nicol Eudora, Yorkist, Fish Hank. M33S Coney Island & 1-2 f 1^7| teat WIS 13 13 13' 1210 J Harris Temaeeo, Royal Breeze. Bleed?. MOSELLE, ch. f, 3, by Wadewertfc— Turtle Dove (Oots Bros.). Weight today 100. OOB Latonla 6-8 1:01 test 161 7 4 5 P n o Hall l . Dane, Fair Fagot, Ovelando. 62965 Latonla mud 108 s 8 S 2J P E Rice Boeerrtan, Billy Vertress, Potties. 62911 Latonia 4 1-2 £ 57 slop 105 g 1 l1 l5 E Rice Froward, Gabble. Qulntflla. TANTASTIC, br. f. 3, by Galore— Phantom Belle (M. Goldblatt). Weight today 112. 68425 Lexington 5 1-2 £ 1:071 fast 99 fi 7 7 .V 3J1 Gaugel Goldproof, Barnsdale. Morales. 68332 City Park 3-4 1:131 test 36 3 7 6 B' ::- Pickens Roy. Breeze. Bob Hood. Colloquy. 68117 City Park 7-8 1:261 test l1'". 6 6 5 4 4s 2*| J Lee Morales, Gargantua, Spion. (8382 City lark 7-8 1 :27| test 102 S S 6 4 4- 1' Lloyd Polly Prim, Cutter. Sally Preston. FAY. b. f. 3. by Blue Devil — Fairie Queen (M. Young). Weight today 100. 6842* 1. v., :: 1 i:i5 fast ■'■ 9 6 3 2 i v ' .1 Walsh Beatrice K., Camille, RalbeflL 12 Latonia 3-4 - 3 3 - 6* lH'ftSwain Idalia, Nedra, Grand! ta. 85423 Latonia 5 1-2 f l^KTl la.-t 88 7 3 3 5* Pi Swain Revolt, Salvage, Auditor. ELANCER, b. f, 3, by Wagner— Fairoun (Denny Bros.). 'Weight today 104. i;7a:;'.i Ascot Park 3 1 1:15 fast 105 5 1 2 g» 5SJ Brussel Common Sue. Nappa Belchaniber 67876 Ascot Park 3-4 1:14} hvy 93 3 2 2 1' 8'* G Nichols TfaeKoustabout, CockSure, Merlingu LADY ARION. ch. f, 3. by Cesarion — Lady Ellcrslie II. (W. A. Smith). Weight today 100 . i.a; ia 3-4 1:17 hvy 108 '■• 4 E ■•' 5l* Swain Nedra, Grandita, Fire Alarm. 85518 Latonia 3-4 1:13| fast 99 3 :; 3 P 2J Swam Colloquy, Morales, Gold Circle • 178 Latonia 3-4 1:15| test 38 1 1 1 l'l 21 Swain Lexoline, Crafty, Sypango. WILD VIOLET, b, f. 3. by Handsome — Repay (E. Kunkel). Weight today 100 65229 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:091 test 105 3 13 It 11 l4ulWishard Emma v., Bnren Arnold Veneto 88885 Latonia 4 1-2 f 551 slow 105 11 12 12- MM«JD Boland Zinfandel, Gabble, .Miss Officious 81121 Latonia 5 1-2 f 1:091 good 95 11 4 fi 11* ll "i.l .han'.s'n Demo, Bonart, Ana McDonald. MISS ALERT, th. f, 3, yb Handsp ring— Hattic Vaughan (J. W. Be-all). Weight today 100. 65648 Latonia 1 1:411 good :«, 2 2 2 1 4" 4*1 Goldstein, Bean Bnuumel, Crafty, Miss Lida 5543* Latonia 7-8 1:271 fast 91 ill 1 1' l2 Goldstein Pink Star. Crafty, King [.eopold 85888 Latonia 3-4 1:14| test 891— G 4 4ft in Jolian's'n All Ablaze. Sir Vagrant, Nedra. HELEN VIRGINIA, b. f, 3. by Sempronius — Sarno (S. Hudson). Weight today 100 G31V7 Lexington 4 1-2 f 55 fast 103 a I 1 5"iBoadwee Kud Bill. Char.Gilbert, LadyArkm. BALTIMORE BELLE, br. f. 3. by Alloway — Rosy Dimple (J. B. Payno). Weight today 103 67*74 City Park 5-8 1:011 test 100 13 ,14 8 131 12" Lloyd Royal Elver. M. Ball D Duncan 67424 City Park 1 1:421 fast 107 9 6 6 5 61 6* Lloyd Goldess, Quacga, l of Moutenriki 67029 tnty lark 5 1-2 f 1:071 test 102 14 12 11 II- 1 : '"M.loy.l OSpt.Taylor, LittleGeorge Haltetrd 88 19 Clt» Park 5-8 1:03 slow 112 'j 10 8 y" 7s Hogg Catherine H., Adela B.. Ex ^THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. (1:081 1 117i GAMBRINUS, br. h, 5. by ■arosrat — Jena (W. Gerst). Weight today 111 ' \.| a .iiiet 3 1 ; 13 fasl :•'.' I 5 E 1 l" R McDan'l Dreamer, HamUarr.i Tourenue 6»35(i A iuediict 3-4 l:12| fasl 100 1 :: 3 31 ■'"■!, It McOan'lUoeeben, Zleuap, Voorbees. 65301 Jamaica 8-4 1:15 hvy los :s 4 4 4' :•; . Notter Voorbees, Jack Dolan Wa'terrasa 65240 Jamaica 3-4 1:14 test 104 3 3 3 2^ 2] P Swain Alencoa, Edna Jackson ChleHaio 86175 Jan ilea 3-4 i:!f slow lis ] 5 5 4i 4" It McDan'lSeweTl, Monet, Prince Ham LA SORCIERE. b. g, 4,-by Sorcerer — lima B. (J. Mannion). Weight today 108. S2I ; :■ Park Ml fasl IW 13 11 12 si 5»i Troxler Pr. Brntns, Kofalnoor, Miss Leeds 88888 F. Grounds 6 1-2 f 1:111 hvy Wo :. .'• 9 8» 7,4»Beckman Bertmont, Refined, Marvel P i;:.77.". !■'. Crounds 3 11:13 fast 101 2 22 2'1 2'1 Garner C. Eastman, Palloday Polly Prim 6570S F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:07 test 111 1 11 1- 8* Nicol L.IIeiirici ta. PaUoday, Ueadowbr'ze BRADEN, b. h, 6, by Woolsthcrne — Edith Belmont T. P. Hayes). Weight today 114 6S42X Ijr-xiiiKton .: 1 1:15 test 112 1 :' 6 7' 7'= l» Austin Beatrice K., Camille, Ilalherl 6JWH) oaklawn 3 t 1:16| hvy 107 1 2 :: 3 | '■'■■ l» Austin Haughty, Sorrel Top, I). McKeiina 67571 Oaklawn 3 1 1:131 fasl 106 I 4 5 6 t ; ' -i 1 Austin TheBear, MikeSutton ilannibalitey 67521 Oaklawn 3 1 1:151 mod m S S ti I :,"!j iritliili Calabash, The Bear, Lady Vashti. " REBO. br. g. G, by Percy — Cimerone (M. Goldblatt). Weight today 111 68196 City Park 1 1:12 fast "'7 fi :, g 7 71 7- l Boland Pernio Cramer, Gamara, [lasted 6X177 Citj Park 3 I 1:131 fasl 113 a 3 4 61 7V Foy tinier. Foreigner, Prince Brutus SSU9 City Park 3-4 1:131 fasl l07 6 1 6 ti ■• 641 Foy Posing, Wild Irishman Telescope S4 City Park 6 1-2 f 1:071 fast 111 1 2 2 2'1 2 « Garner Fancy Dress, Hasted, Reticent 61888 V. Groanda 8-4 1:14 mud :'i I t 6 S 5" Gangel Char. Eastman, Frontenac.Fantastic. THE MATE, b. c, 4, by Fast Mate— The Chough (W. A. Smith). Weight today 1CS 653J2 Latonia I 1-16 1:471 fast 105J 2 1 ■■ 5 I] '■■ D Boland Athena, Minnehaha Henry C5884 Latonia 1 1:43 fast 106 1 I I 3 41 I* f Poland Beklen, Iraho, Quincy. 86213 l.aionia 1 1:451 slow 88 s 12 11 7 tiJ 7*1 Swara Gladiator, Intense. Daring. FRENCH NUN, br. f, 4, by The Friar — Vivsndiere (J. H. Baknr), Weight today 106 67564 City l»» k 3 1 i : 1 1 tasl la? 7 7 7 7* 6"! Lloyd Reticent, Akbar, Basil. 67339 !•". Groundi lm 70y 1:51 hvy 98 9 3 3 3 Fell. Lloyd Delmore, Sin. Belle Sponge Fake 62204 F. Grounds 3-4 1:13} test 99 7 7 ( 7- 7* Lloyd Refined, Sally Preston Dap Gold! 67865 City Park 3 1 1 :!:;.-: fast MS I ii 14 121 19*1 Lloyd Belle Strome. Delmore. Bine* DaST OAK GROVE, b. f, 4, by The Roman — Rival (J. C. Fernss. Jr.). Weight today 106 68102 City Park 1:011 fast 116 12 1" 9 !" 5» T Taylor Goldzone, Orderb Uanie 67350 F. Grounds 3-4 1:171 hvy 101 7 1 2 2'' P T Taylor Baleahed, Higginbotham, Veribest 67154 F. Gj nds 3-4 1:141 g 1109 1 118 P* T Taylor Grenade, Dapple Gold PaulClilTord 66830 CUv Park 5-8 l:02g slow 93 t fi fi t;- 6*1 Ott Mafalda, Nedra Cora Price 86866 City Park 1:06 hvy 67 1 2 2 2'J 2'j W Ott Barrage, Kilts, King Pepper! BOURBON NEWS. b. c, 4. by Cesarion — Colleen Rhue 'J. Hergenrether). Weight today 111. ti.'.tos; Latonia 1 1:41 fast 97 3 3 3 ^ ■ '.'.■-■Mohan's' n II Wal terson. Heiirvd., Moc'sinMald 65192 Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 188 I 7 7 51 5*1 Moreland Optional, Layson, Mare,, 68528 Latonia 3-4 1 :14g fast 9S 3 15 13 12' 12'sfB Rice Mayor Johnson, Larone, Oberon. HEINE, b. c. 4, by Sandringham — Lidy C-odiva (C. Straus). Weight today 108. I Latonia 3-4 1:151 fast 110 a 1 4 5»1 !' Treubel Ruby Right, MiudiLove, M.Johnson 17 Latonia 3-4 1:141 good 102 4 ti 10 H 1 »' F Perrett Santon, Lightburn, Sallie B .". 63948 Latonia 3-4 1:151 teat 106 7 6 7 71 7« Griffith Potter, Field Lark, Larone. ROSSESSA. ch. m, 5. by Faverdale — Irmena (Hughes Bros.). Weight today 109. 64525 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:161 slow 107 4 4 4 5 7* E Rice Toboggan, J. P. Mayberry Fargo 61353 Latonia 3-4 1:151 slow 100 4 1 2 3k 7" Griffith Oak Grove, Dr. Burch Sis Sh t 64287 Latonla 8-4 1:171 mud 101 4 :: I 4± 5"! Obert lasp.GirL Pr.ofPiess, Miss Anxious. AGNOT.O. ch. c, 4. by Ingoldsby— Agno fW. E. Cotton). Weight today 108. 57952 110 •; is,' 6"JE Robinsonllogan, Beacon Light, Valencia Louisville 5 I 2 1 109J fast 112 2 3 4 1- ;;- 10 RobinsonCalabash, Hot Toddy, jean Lee. LOUIS C, b. c, 4, by Tenny — La Vendee (D. Hill). Weight today 108 :. At 3-4 l:141hvy 104 7 4 5 7" 7»* Hue'ston Redwood Ii Fargo Pints ' 64SS4 Douglas Pk Ab 3-4 1:131 hvy 107 5 7 7 9* '■' ' Wishard Marvel P, Sonny, Peter Nathaniel 64847 Douglas Pk 8-4 1:15 fast U8 13 8 8 9* W*» A'buchon S. Hoffman, Bensonhnrsl Sot ly FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (1:40- 1—112.) JOHN L, INGLI3, b. c. 4, by Giganteurn — Bloomer (W. H. Fizer). Weight t^day 11C 68194 City Park 1 1 16 1:474 fast 111 3 1 2 I 1* I1 Minder P. Sterling, Polly Prim Grenide B8137 t'itj Park 1 1-1« 1 :4a*. f ast 110 222 2 1*1 1' Minder Peter Sterling, Mortihoy Donna City Pari: 1 l:40J fast. 108 14 3 2 1- 1- Farrow p. Sterling, .1. Smnlskl Mortiljoy 18061 Clt} Pa I 7-8 1:271 fast 107 1113 3*k S*| J Leo Baaergeacy, Qnlnn Brady, Envoy.'' POSING, br. f, 4, by Maceo — Remember Me II. (S. Louis). Weight today 103 l^-xingloii 1 1:42 .1 i : • ; ' .1 Lee Princess Orna, Requesl Mono bord 68178 City Park 'last 168 5 11 1 H T ,1 Lee Airship, Basil, Rather Royal 68U9 City Park 8-4 1:131 teal 104 I 6 4 p* » Gauge! W. Irishman. Telescope (i Wllaon (8043 City Park 7-81:21 fast M8 3 f, 4 3 2* 2- Gaugcl Atuiitor, Airship, Res,'),.,,,',. ZAL, ch. c, 3, by First Mate — Emerald (W. Gerst). Weight todav 10" '■ '■ Uxington 1 1:431 fast 1'n 2 3! 1 1} l! D Boland Kiug Leopold. Ovelaudo, Mortibov inia 5 1-2 f 1:14 li\\; 121 I 1 1 11 21! Sheehan Plhnute, i'owrlc. La V'eita 62946 Latonia 5-8 1:06 hvy lis ;; 3 3 4' 3- D Austin LexoUne, old Honesty Jud'se Trees 82889 Latonia I 3 1:011 test 321 2 2 1 » 4 h Obert Holdfast, Harold D., Ovelando 62688 Latonia 4 1-2 f 54* fast US 2 1 l3 l4 Obert Alvesten, Rerryraau. Seven L lis. HIGH BEAR, b. e. 4, by John Eright — Leora (J. R. Wainwright). Weight todav 102 (Vsi:,:; (See Lexington chart In this paper). 67472 Oaklawn 1 1-16 1 :471 teat 1 « 2 11 1 I'll1 Mountain Scalplock. Big Bow Princess Oraa 87446 Oaklawn lm 70y 1:441 fast 112 2 4 4 4 3J 3*1 C H Sbill'gWiag Ting, Tern's Rod Fliu 67246 Oaklawn 1 1:431 mud 104 2 22111 l'l C H BhlU'gJake Sanders. Jack Lory 67196 Oaklawn lm70yl:44 fast iwi 1 4 3 3 l» 1" C H Shill'gHottles. Florizel, Midaa 64868 Oaklawn 1 1-16 1:48 fast 181 7 7 7 5 4S 21 Cherry Kittle- Piatt, Skyward Nine TIFTH RACE— 1-2 Mile. 2-year-olds, Colts and Geldings.- Allowance*. (47| -- 106.) GREAT PIRATE, br. c, 2, by Pirate of Penzance; — Grace J. (W. J. Young). Weight today 113. 1-2 481 fast 118 •"• 3 3 . J Foley John Maris. c,,|. Bob, R. «' Rann WP13 Oaklawn 1-2 491 fast 112 l 1 l'l l'l Cherry Manchester Ida Mav, Faudanco 67719 Oaklawn 1-2 Kites! 115 2 1 l» 1- .1 Foley llssty. Aunt Hala, s. Rossmore 67569 Oaklawn 1 2 48| fast 108 1 2 P l1 .1 Foley Hollow. Auni Hala. Manchester 67393 Oaklawn 1-3 661 fast wf 1 2 Ij !■ .; Foley r. Bowlegs, Rifle Range, Financier It. C. RANN, b. c, 2 by Lac-tan tins — Cherry Button (J. C. Milam). Weight today 105 I I I Lexington 1 2 K-' fasl 108 6 I 6* l1 I Lee j,,iui Marrs, Great Pirate, Col. Bob ORLANDOT, b. c, 2, by Orlando— Dottie (W. H. Fizer). Weight +oday 105 68391 City Park 4 1-2 f &5| teat 103 6 2 2- 2* Minder R. Dalv, Edna Hotter, W Cooler CS153 City Park 1-2 4i k teat 169 IS 11 10?. ll'« Minder Lady Irene. A. O.Walker. Sainesaw 68097 City Park 4 1-2 f 55i fast 105 S it iir» : •?. Minder Detborpe, Back. Brigade I' Rose 67956 F. Grounds 12 9f teal lis ! 8 4' 5*1 W Micks Detborpe, I. Hem, Bitter Sir 67s -.[ F. Uronnds 1-2 4sJ fast lntl t; 4 4' 4:' .1 I^ e Finesse, Hazel M.. Sahado, WILLIAM BIsSETT, ch. g. 2, by Deceiver — Iron Mistress (P, T. Chinn). Weight tod ty 102 67945 oak law 11 1-2 I'.i. last lua IA m io |0* J J Walsh Cluillta, Meadowgreen, Spunkv. 67163 Oaklawn 1-2 4:t fast 6 6* 6* l Riley s. Roasmore, BollWeevIl, Orpbany 674tW Oaklawn 3 1-2 f 42? fast I06J 7 7 S S° A'buchon Albert Star. B. Bowlegs, llbert U 67393 Oaklawn 1-2 iH fast RH 10 4 ti- O^JA'buchon GreatPuate, B.Bowlega, RiUeltange % , GILVEDEAR, ch. c, 2, by Giganteum— Sea Puss (A. L. Steele). Weight tcday 105. , ;::, Lexington 1 2 481 teat 168 I 7 Si Sl« T Steele John Maris, Great Pirate, OaT. Rob PHIL CHINN, blk. g, 2. by Favcrd. a.h»— Marcie (R. L. Thomas). Weight today 103. 67668 Oaksawa I t 4'j fnsffOB 1 7 7- 7:i Beauch'p MerriAcld, Spunky. Mec'oUouch. M'ATEE, b. c, 2, by Hernando — Ella Dernham. Weight today 105. First start. GEORCE C. CLAWSON, br. c, 2, by Orlando— Anxious. Weight today 105. First start. ARLIN, b. c, 2, by Atrr.ore— Almanzo. Weight today 105. i'ust start. LADY'S MAN, ch. c, 2, by Amare— Siona. f Weight today 105. First start. INSURGENT, ch. c. 2. by Inspector B.— Marmora (W. A. Smith). Weight today 105. l.rst start. k ST. MECCA, ch. c, 2, by St. Maxim —Lady Kantaka. Weight today 102. First start. SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:10-4— 1JX) CAREW. ch. c, 4. by The Fiiar — Hanrose (W. Gerst). Weight today 102. 65234 Jamaica 3-4 1:131 good 103 9 12 12 12- l2"iF Swain Lotus. Bertha E., Quadrille 65062 Belmont Pk 1 1:388 teat 94 17*7 17 18 18* 18**1R McOan'10pth:ian, Dekaber, Panioae C4863 Brooklyn 1 1-16 1:471 fast 68 9 6 9 9 P 9-" earner Deutscbland. Oarsman. Hallownas. BEATRICE K.. ch. f, 4, by Handsel — Miss Eddie (J. H. Stevens). Wei-ht tcday 110. 6842S Lexington 3 i 1:15 test 1") 10 1 2 1* 11 .1 Cutler Camille, Rafhert, Black I'ox. 65547 Latonia 1 1:42* good 97J 3 2 1 2 2- 2* Lloyd Temple. Globe Runner. Ed Barry 69643 Latonia 1 1:411 last 98 4 5 3 3 31 4!J P Burton II. Watterson. Minnehaha. Belden. aUAGGA, br. c. 3. by Dungarven — Xallapa (J. Arthur), Weight today 98. 08454 (See Lexington chart In tkis paper). 68229 City Park 11-16 1:48 fast 83 11 9 8 9 4"t 21 Eilac McAllister. V.Zeigler. M. Pioneer 8176 City Park 11:42 fast 100 10 8 7 8 a- 32i Johan'sen Ziek Abrams, Allonby Waterfall 68101 City Park 1 1:421 fast 10S 8 7 6 5 31 35i Lloyd B. Midway, H.of Monte'b'KGrandita'. SUZANNE ROCAMORA, ch. m, 5, by Farandole — Custanca (G. W. Innes). Weight today 105. 6S42S l.oMUKton 3-4 1:15 fast 106 6 1 I t- 6" F Burton Beatrice K.. Camille? Ralberl S76S6 Oaklawn 3-4 1:141 fast 106 8 SOS S:" J Foley Sorrel Top, S. Moments, Ina Cray. 67520 Oaklawn 1 1:42 mud 105 2 3 2 3 4» 4*1 Bngrder Skyward, Lord Dixon, Matador 87470 Oaklawn 3-4 1:141 fast 99 1 9 8 82 4=J Bngl'der Sorrel Top, Ina Gray, Miss VtTable. i73!0 Oaklawn 11:44 slow 103 5 6 3 6 51 511 Butler Scalplock, J. Gamer, P. Knight. EARLY BOY, ch. g ,6, by Golden Dawn — Braw Lass (D. Hiil). Weight tcday 107. 68430 1. xington 1 1:421 fast 108 122 2 2' .v .1 Foley Posing, Prim-ess Orna. general S4767 Ky. S. Fair 3-4 1:189. hvy 106 13 M n 10* 8»* Seovllle Juv Ward. Phlora, Miladi Love 64638 Douglas Pk lm 20y 1 :44^ fast 119 3 4 7 10 13 13**lA'bachon Minnehaha, G. Mineral. T. O. Way. TOM GILROY, blk. c, 3, by Serpent — Dcra Wod (J. R. Wainwright) ; Weight today 94. 67978 Oak la' n I l:43| mud 10S 1 E 5 a S 5'* G Swain Flip, Bottles, Chancellor. S7916 Oaklawn I I 1:16 teat 97 1 I I -F 2- C, Swain Invasion. .1. J. Met/.. W. K. Slade. DOUBT, ch. g, 3, by Star Shoot— Mistrust (P. M. Civill). Weight today 89. 67805 F. Grounds 1 1 16 l:471test 85 15 6 7 6* 6* A WilliamaAgra, live B»e I! Delmore 67730 F. Groanda 1 1 H 1:471 fast 93 t 7 6 6 5 5*1 Gauge! Lemon Ctrl. Solly M., Qnagga 67555 City Park 1 1-16 1:48?: fast 89 3 7 7 5 3k 321 Goldstein Warner Griswell, Delmore, Reside. MOCCASIN MAID, b. f, 4. by Sempronius — Little Indian (W. C. Scott). Weight todav 102 :. sin-ton 3-4 1:15 teal 164 11 W io 16* : - .1 Hicks Beatrice K.. Camille Ralbert 65533 I^atonia 11-2 2:44 good 95 0 6 7 ii 6* 6*» T Taylor Helgerson, Liddon, Sanctkw S5479 Latonia 1 1:411 teat 94 11 11 12 12 12 12«* Swain Lady Ethel, Henry O kdeseo 65443 Latonia 1 1:41* fast 16215 4 7 7 7° 7'3 C Koerner 11. Watterson, Minnehaha, Belden, COUNTY CLERK, br. c, 3, by Ruskin— Hannah Port (Peyton & Akin). Weight today 102 atonia 5-8 1:051 hvj as ;, 5 6 ti ;, : Perkins Bonart, John Kaufman Belle Scott 63033 Latonia . 5-8 1:00* teat 106 7 9 0 7' 5*1 Perkins Anna Ruskin. Belle Scott Froward' 82915 Latonia 4 1-2 t 57 slop 161 1 0 6 ,V" Dreyer xowric, Friction, Bad ll'ill DELLA THORPE, b. f, 3, by Woo lsthorpe— Extra (W. A. Smith). Weight today 95 65232 Latonia 3-4 1:14J fast 99 6 7 9 5= 6'| Swain LexoUne. Tanager. Grace KimbalL ■'toma 3-4 1:13| test 91 9 6 4 4- 4'3lSwain Slill Alarm. Lexoline Chase 66171 Churchill D 3-4 1:141 test 95 I 7 7 8 8**18waln LlghLConductor, Zipango.Electorme MOONVINE, ch. g, 3, by Oin intent— Nervine (Mrs. C. E. Mahone). Weight today 91. ,:::i! oaklawn 3-4 1:141 fast 97 1 3 S 61 6*1 Dearborn Flip, Glendovcer, Dr. Lee Hnffman 67519 Oaklawn 8-4 1:1- mini 95 1 2 3 31 21 Dearborn Hawkama, Dr.L.H'fman, W'startle B7469 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:071 teat ln7 1o M 8 11» 11»« C H ShiH*gA. Flower, Ren Strong, Hawkama. FAST FLIGHT, b. c, 4, by Longflight — Lady Fordham (Scott & Cox). Weight' today 110 64471 Latonia I 1:411 test 86 5 6 7 10 Ml 9'* P Perrett Docile, TheEngllshmab, Hoc Maid.' 64398 [.atonia 3-1 L:20J mud 108 3 5 4 7^ 77J A'bOehon Liriwlna, Falkland, Litter Hand 84265 Latonia 7-S 133| BUM 166 12 2 3 61 7"i A'buchon Phiara, Labor, Pirate's Dance Oakland Oakland fcntries and Past Performances for Tuesday, April 30. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. ,„. _ I1RSX RACE— 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2-ycar-clds. Selling. (Ii; 2 118.) v ndex Course I ist Time T'ck Wt ..St M V4 *4 StrKln Jockeys Best Company CHAR AY, b. f, 2, by Charade — Mago (F. McMaJion). Wei.-iit. tod.iv 6M tis:;r,2 Oakland 3 1-2 f I2| f aal 105 0 7, I1 :;• Goodcb'd Bal , Marlanns Derives^ 6Sjih» Oakland fast 112 2 3 31 4*1 Goodch'd Margie ! .. Herivea Baboo 681 lakland 1 2 691 fast 112 3 3 5* 5«1 Goodchild Vespa, Last (io Dallj 67837 Oakland 4 1 2 f 58 hvy 107 7 4 6* K,:;:.l Hunter Willie T.. Adrian Husky S7756 Oakland 1 2 511 nwd !tM ", 2 6s* 6*1 .1 Hunter Husky, Rustler. Willie T.' RIO VISTA, ch. f, 2. bv St. Avonicus — Resignation II. (Oakland Stable). Weight tod-iv 10rj Oakland I 121 fast 105 12 12 12 H Christie Bal Marianna. Charay t.S2C0 Oakland 1 2 48} fast 112 :. I . '■• ,"'''. 'bristie Margie I' Herives Baboo 68160 Oakland 1-2 491 fasl 112 in 9 7' 7"lBorel Vespa, Last Go Ball* 68046 Oakland 31 2f 43 good 108 2 5 51 5*1 Core! Broukleaf, Dally, LastGe 67831 Oakland 4 1 2 f 56| slow i"l E 7 6] 5*1 Bore! Husky, Jeremiah, import. CLARA MoLHOLLAND, ch. f, 2. by Cromwell — Nomades (W. St. Vincent). Weight todav 110 67963 Oakland 1-2 !:•.'. f thr 167 16 io 10 K^'JPalnas Thomas Callioun, Rustler Vronskv' 67756 Oakland 1 2 511 mud 109 8 11 11 II Palms Husky, Rustler, Willie T ' •;743l Oakland 1 2 666, food 186 .". S S1 I)'-3 1'alms Racoutt -ur, K. Pains. Lady 'liildrelh. TALIEN. ch. f, 2, by Bannockburn — Corsica (B. Schreiber). Weight todav 105 r,S160 Oakland 12 4»1 fast 112 S 7 10* 10*«lKeogh Vespa, Last Go Dally Park ' 2 48} test 186 I 7 7 7" Brussel Harvel, Swagerlator ' Dally S7662 Ascot Park 2l2f !2.'. teat la7 1 :.], 6** ll Smith Booger Red, Sister Jalia, Gigana GLUCKSTERN, b. t, 2, by V/ernberg— Furia (G. P. McNeil). Weight today 105 i'6!tr 6 Oakland I 2 191 g I 107 ii 8 7' 7"lMentry Ailena, Charlotte B Bio Vista Oakland 3 1 2f 431 slop IW ~ 7 ', " 6" Mentry Creation, Be Thankful, Bonbeurl • I Oakland 8 1-2 t 43| slop 111 C 1 » W**1T Sullivan Sacontear, BillyWatklns, Braggart AGRIPPINA, ch. f, 2, by Yo El Rey — Libertine (P. Sheridan). Weight todav 110 BS2SH i I 2 181 test 107 - .. 6" 6 * K Lynch Mnrglc l . Ilerives Raboo Oakland 1-2 691 fast "- '• ,; 8* 9*'1W Fischer Vespa, Last Uo, DaltV. PARASOL, b. f, 2, by Yankee Doodle— Morelia (F. J. Neil). Weight todav 10S akland :; 1 : f HI hvy III s s ,;■ : ■■ Borel IL?ather Scott, Jeremiah, IrishMike i:673n Oakland 1-2 511 hvy 111 • 6 6«3 5 *iBorel Bil. Watkins, Albla, Wilmore 66673 Oakland S 1-2 f 43| slop 111.10 8* .si;' Morel Raconteur, BillyWatklns, Braggart KATIE GLEASON, br. f, 2. by Kcnilworth— St. Phillinina (H. Stover). Weight today 110. 60 Oakland L2 481 fast 107 1 6 !"- I -'Ml Smith Mar,-;,. [ ., Ilerives, Baboo. 67082 Oakland 31 -f 42* mod 110 M 18 10**1W Kelly Bonheor, Memorise, Belle Brady. CORALITA, ch. f, 2, by Belvidcre — Madge Stuart (C. W. Chappell). , Weight today 105. G«i6.'i4 Oakland 1-2 4ait lair 103 II 8 8 855lC'boneau Col. Widow, Leonardsdale, Raleigh. 665: !) Oakland 3 1-2: 111 :• ," 7s Cboneau Altadlce, Bonheor, BUly Myers. -akland 3 1-2 1' 431 hvy •"' '" M H)J,6C*boneau Love of Gold, Jeremiah, Wilmore. S6445 Oakland 37| Slop 1U 4 10 10»» Cboneau Rravoure, Parasol, Brookleaf. JANET L., b. f, 2, by Yellow Tail— Arrival (Anchorage Stock Farm). Weight today 110. ' L-2 1 42| test 110 11 11 II 16 Sandy Baboo, Mar'ranna. Cluuay. GIGA.NA, ch. f, 2. by Giganteum — Troyana (Hunter Stable). Weight todav 105. 67971 Ascot Park 3 i 2 I 43 fast 107 i 8 C Boa: Snapdragon. Connie M.. Mi s Kuth. iscol Park 3 I 2 C i."l mud 105 7 3 • I* (' F Sull'nEd Davis, Lukes Thrush, Pally. MISS BUTTE, b. f, 2, by Rubicon— Winnecook (S. Polk . Weight today 105. First slart. SECOND RACE— 1 Mile, 3-year-olds. Selling. (1:884—4—117.) FAIR FAGOT, ch. c. 3. by First Mate— Device (C. Heifers). Weight today 110. Oakland lm 20y l:43g fast 168 5 4 1 2 8* P Surely Silver Line. Pcligroso, Milshora. ,,-.,,i Oakland I: Hi fast 107 1 S i P ',T Buxton Oomo, Talentosa, Sycamore. 68143 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast 161 3 (i 4 41 S7i .1 Hunter F.Neugeat, JohnnyLyone, La Rose. Oakland 6V 1-2 f 1:07 fast 83 3 C G fi T,s R Davis Bt. Francis. Bntre Nous, SirliriUar 67804 Oakland 5-8 1:023 slow 110 6 7 6 d'J 5« R Davis Tavora, Blanche C, May Pink. SEVEN BELLS, cb. c. 3, by Faraday — Notre Dame (E. J. Ramsey). Weight today 110. Oakland lm 20y 1:421 test 107 8 6 1 S 61 5* R l)a\is Silver Line. Peligroso. Fair Fagot, tnd lm lOOy 1:481 fast 107 13 2 2 2 | R Davis Kogo, Fairystreet, Peligroso. ikland 1 1:421 fast 97 Fell. Tt Davis Fury. Fastoso, Water Cure. 67432 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:23 good 110 7 7 7 7s 6"'iR Davis Vinton, Convent Bell, Derdom. FURZE, ch. f, 3, by Nasturtium — Jalia Hanover (Sea Air Stable). Weight today 105. •sill Oakland lm 20y l:42| fast 104 12 2 3 16 l!;l Kirs, b m silver Line, Peligroso Fair FagoL Oakland i 1-2 t 1:081 fast i"; 12 12 12 12 ii11 W Fischer M. Amelia. Sycamore, Pr. of Castile lakland 1 1:431 fair 96 2 5 4 3 2} 21 E Lynch Hippocrates, Cnr'cnlnm H.M'Gowan 67557 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:U1 hvy 107 :: 5 o 3* 2» P Graham TeaTraylL, Weatherfo'rd, LulalieB. S73S6 Oakland 7-8 1:29ft good 102 7 8 6 6 9^ 9' rJW Fischer Sahara, La 'Rose, Maitenor. JEZEBEL, ch. f, 3, by Handspring— Katie Rigg (P. G. Lynch). Weight today 100. t 112 2 2 2 2*12* B Lynch Aauaa, EubUie B., Avobi 67482 Oakland E I 2 f 1:09 teat Ufl 1 4 5 4l 7"'.W Fischer Maud McG, Nancy \V kvoaa 17107 Oakland 5 1-2 f l:Mft fair 167 I I 8 8' 8*HR Davis Dainty Morsel, Arona, Bertie A. 6881 Oakland 5-8 1:03ft fair no 6 10 10 10 9" sandy CaUa, Bertie A., Beay Light M75 Oakland 1 1:471 atop 100 2 2 3 6 61 7" Sandy Begem, Joyful, Peligroso. ROYAL MAXIM, b. c. 3. by Altamax— Royal Purple (El Primero Stable). Weight today 110. Oakland tin 20y 1:12-2 fast 107 I 3 3 u 5' 6" \N Fischer SHver Line. Peligroso, Fair Fagot. 67333 Oakland 3-4 1:16ft fair 109 9 1 I 9 6* W Kelly Blanche C., Pimkim, 1 . of Orleans. 87182 Oakland 7-8 1:29ft fair 102 9 10 11 16 11 161*iHarty Hrrhant. Lea Reed. Lose Wolf. AVONA, b. f. 3, by "St. Avonicus— Orellana (F. Rose). Weight tod.vy 105. 68297 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:081 test 117 9 i 1 3' Is Gross Axosa, Jezebel. Eulalie B. 18261 ■ a! and 3 ', 1:15 fast 107 8 5 5 41 4* H Smith Sainrida. Azusa. Miss Martha. 67533 Oak hind 8-4 1:18 slop 105 3 8 4 4i 4" W Fischert'onvent Roll. Alta Spa, Derdom. S74S2 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:0a fast Ufl S 7 8 7- 37 A Brown Maud Me,';. Nancy \V.. liertie A. 87381 Oakland 5-S 1:011 good 110 S 4 2 31 2J A Brown Golden Sentiment, Tetanus, Sachet. MENDEN, b. c, 3, by Albert— Welsbach (W. P. Fine). Weight today 107. 3-4 1:14ft fast 90 S '■ s ; S»lCallahan Royal Bogae, NouieLuclUe. Nothing akland 3-4 1:15ft fast 169 I •"• ■ li f* Callahan Klnders, Galreatonlan, Mela, i taklaml 5 1-2 1 1:16 slow 97 11 11 10 10 8°J .larrett La Rose. A. Karenina. I). of Orleans , Oakland 3-4 1:17 slow 106 fi 7 7 7 7'"JC Miller Blondy. Hedgethorn, The Borglan. '.'akland 5 1-2 f 1 :llg hvy 109 4 ."• 2 2J 4-i Rettig D.ol'Orleans, Peer. 1 ass. A. Karenina ELOTA. blk. f. 3, by Pontiac— Calypso (J. Coffey). Weight today 105. K7973 Ascot Park 7-S ■: 2 S 8 7 -:: 1'i '' Ross Phys, Winsome Ways, Esther R. 87910 Ascot Park 7-8 1:291 good 90 2 :; I 2 "!' l1 M Preston Buna, PI:; z. Lydle Wronsnian. TETANUS, b.- f, 3. by Sir Hercules— Marjorie (S. L. Butler). Weight today 105. Oakland 1:13 last jn: t j g ,■• e, • L Nichols Sainrida, Asuaa, Miss Martha. I.S2.5S Oakland lm 50j 1 :44ft fast 95 2 1 1 7 H &" W K'eiiy Earl Rogers. Cadichon, Sahara. 8S142 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:21] fast 105 8 1 ii s- :,'!_ L Nichols Sll. Line. Mecbant, 1). of Orleans. 87933 Oakland 7SJ:;;i slow 108 4 9 9 9 7l P L Nichols Convent Roll, .Mitre, Nancy W. EULALIE B., ch. f, 3. bv St. Leonards— Elsie (D. Henry). Weight today 106. Oi.; Oak la 3-4 1 :15ft fast ll" s s v.' Fischer Miss Officious. 1.;, Rose, M Amelia. 6S297 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:88ft fast 113 s fl r, 6J :;■.' \v Knapp Aauaa, Jeeebel, Arona. 68261 Oakland 3-4 1:15 fast lu7 5 fi 7 8'i 7I*lRettig Sainrida, Azusa, Miss Martha. 57869 Oakland 3-4 1:181 hvy 108 1 5 6 7 7'=iRettig Calendar. Tetanus, Nancy W. MOHAWK, br. g. 3, by Ruinart— St. Agnes III. (E. G. Switzer). Weight today 107. iisCi i See Oakland chart io lliis paper). 67557 Oakland r. 1 ■•■ f I :i I h liv.v 166 8 9 S 7- 6'* Borel Tea Tray II., Parse, Weatherfetw. liiils:, Oakland I 8 1:31] hvy 106 3 7 fi 7 7 7 ■'" .iiru.-s-ei Bashthorpe, Johnny Lyons, Uheers. G60f« Oakland P C 1:13ft hvy 86 6 9 8 8»» 8** Oalindo Mehel Hollander. La Rose, Lugano. Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:681 slop 1«9 7 7 7 7 1— Qalhado In.^'liaiu, F.M'liolland. Fr.ofOastile. HANKWELL, ch. g, 3. by Paladin— Atlantis (J. Ryan). Weight today 102. iis|.",7 I See Oakland chart in this paper), CS307 Oakland F C V.iul fast li»6 8 8 10 9 914iMcRae Blagg, Kofeomo, Gepuueli. * \ THIRD RACE — 6 1-2 Furlongs. 3-ycir-olds and upward. Allowances. (1:1 Si — 4--9T . • ETHEL DAY. gr. m. 5. by Faradav— Ethel T. (W. F. Walter). Weight today 110. ■8301 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:071 teal 1"l 2 :: 3 2) 2-'\ W Placlh r Santera Miss Prove, Chi Mad. 68222 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:064 last 105 10 10 9 6J 2} Kcogh TrueWlag, Gosslper II., K. Rogers. 17611 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1 :07s good 103 2 3 4 4J V W Fischer Usare, Sapid water, Hector. •7382 Oakland 5-8 1:01 good 107 7 6 5 5'J 33 C Koerner Native Son, Sea Lad, Bill Mayham. THE MIST. ch. m, 5, bv Magnet— Tenebrae (D. A. Rosa). Weight today 110. 68375 Oakland l i attest 166 14 3 ! 2 ; t*l Kcogh Cabin, Bob Bason, Stonaa. 88277 Oakland 7 1-2 f 1:34 last 110 17 I 1 3'} V Keogh True Wing, Phalanx, Fisher Boy. 68241 Oakland 7-8 1:264 last 96 7 7 7 7 7 5"} Kirsch'm Rap. Water. Hector. P'eeaaTttanla KS144 Oakland 3-4 1:134 fast 98 1 2 2 22 9*j Kirsch'm Sir Brillar. Nigrette, Gateway. 68030 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:0S} good 107 6 7 6 4» 2° Keogh E.M.Brattaiu. Confederate. M. Pride HINDERS, ch. f, 3, by Woolsthorpe— -Lucasta (W. E. Ablegate). Weight today 95. 68436 Oakland 1 1.401 test '■'- '«' 1 •'■ ■"■ 54 5»» E Lynch Jadge Nelson, Bedford, Kokomo. 88316 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1*8 last 194 7 5 C 3 ' V K Lynch Nappa, Grace 6., Gypsy ntiag. 8S2S3 Oakland S-t 1:14} fast 107 7 4 10 11 in1"?!! Smith Burn. Bush. L. I'itzgibboti, Como. 6S21S Oakland 3-4 1:154 fast 101 5 3 2 2* 11 E Dugan Galvestonian, Maia. Otto Price. 65563 Oakland 5-8 l:02f fast 109 11 10 10 10 911 E Robins'nTony Faust, Native Bon. Melitali. STORMA, ch. m, 5, by Colonel— Wheeler— Sonomis (A. J. Jackson). Weight today 105. Oakland 1 1:41| fast tM I l a 3 4»1 4»1 rTtberfn Cabin, Bob Rage*, The Mtet 67968 Oakland 1 1:43| talf 106 7 8 2 5 6°* 7;» Rettig Hippocrates. 1 tirze, Curriculum. 8SaO Oakland 1 1:42 good HO 7 2 3 2 5» 7l7iBrussel MonaeoMaid, C'loched'Or. AlieeCary «1"77 Oakland F C 1:124 slop 101 5 7 7 92 9ls}Rice Jake Ward. Standard. TamO'Shantei LQTTA GLADSTONE, b. f 4, bv Jean Bereaud— Silk Stocking (R. H. Harris). Weight today 105. 88390 Oakland 3 • IU31 fast 9S 3 3 ."• 7; 10»nW Kelly Nonle Lucille. Ml Otros, Confessor. ■8316 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1*8 fast nt, 4 14 6* 7'*}Buchan'n Nappa, Kinders, Once O. 68240 Oakland 5-8 1:00 fast 104 !t 9 7 7 7"iC Ross Entre Nous. Fireball, Cloudlight. 67911 Ascot Park 5-8 1:02 good 165 4 1 1 11 1J M PrestonF.cdan. Nun'sVeillng, Lord Provost 67613 Ascot Park 3-4 1:131 fast 1H 7 I 7 10l 9'6 Gargan My Choice, Tramotor, Pr. Frederick LADY KING, b. f, 4, by King Eric— Ivy Benjamin (Hunter Stable). Weight, today 105. 67973 \- i Park 7 8 l:29| fast 112 ■"■ l 3 2 7 7 fcJno CarrollPhys, Winsome Ways. Esther !'.. 87943 iacqi Turk i i:i. ill 3 8* 8» M Preaton Jeyner, .1. v. Klrby, Walnut H , SUN MARK, ch. m, 5, by Margrave— Sun Fish (R. T. Offutt). Weight today 105. 68392 Oakland 1 1-16 l:47t fast 102 : 6 2 3 4'. :.J'. c Boas Tain. Cadichon, Piquet 67942 Aacot Park 1 1:42} fast 183 12 2 2 22 1" J Clark Perry Wickes. Antara, Desmagea, 67(81 Ascot Park 1 1:42 fast 103 6 2 2 2 I* 2J J Clark Redwood II., Mountebank. Needful. LITTLE BUTTERCUP, b. m. 5. by Kingston— Flying Squadron (H. Stover). Weight tcdav 105. 68410 Oakland Im 50y 1 :45i fast 106 3 '■ 3 3 7-7 Sand} Martenor, Nabonassar, Tarris Oakland 3-4 1:11* pood 111 4 -4 8 9 %* H Smith L. Nelson, LanraF.M., Wat. Thrush. 66674 Oakland 6 1-3 f 1:251 slop 107 3 4 7 11 lo--JJ licBrkle WarteNleht, A.Cary, ;. P. McNear : Oakland F C 1:12 fast 109 3 4 7 8} 8° L WIlliamaDlatributor, Metlakatla, Soundly. 66876 Oakland F C 1:108 fast ill 4 4 5 42 6*4 T Sullivan Clandestine, X. Hurst. Little Ore** SERENITY, f!r. m, 6, by Lampligh ter— Serene (Sierra Nevada Stable). Weight today 105. 67996 Oakland 1 l:43| Rood 186 ( 8 I I I 9*» C Miller Pickaway, Meada, ink. 07"il Oakland I l ill fast 1"7 •; I I :i M-: C Miller Bugarmaid, Bthel I a\. Pr. Titanta. 66561 Oakland 7-8 1:361 alow 107 7 S I I 7 6M|C Miller Santa Bay, BdlthJames, Alice Gary. M B Oakland F C 1:134 hvy M7 6 8 S S S1'- C Miller David Roland. Lugano. Box Elder. FOURTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. 4-yeat-olds and upward. Handicap. (1:25 3 88.) MARTINMAS, ch. g, 7. by Martagon— Nekomis (E. J. Ramsey). Weight today 94. ! 1 Oakland I I 14] fast 103 3 8 1 B' 6' B Davis Royal Rogue, XonieLucille.Nothiiis. KS12T. Oakland 1 1 18 1:461 fast 94 3 1 6 6 I 6*J R Davis Rapid Water, Ruby, Vox PopalL K80S9 Oakland 7 1-2 f 1:34} good 1 '7 1 2 1 •". 81 6* R Davis Sugarmaid, Maaaa. Fisher Bay. Oak Una 7-8 1:27} good 95 S 4 4 1 t1 4' R Davis Princess Titanla, Flaunt, Phalanx 67411 Oakland 7-8 1:284 slop lal 2 3 3 3 22 l1} K Davis R. Water, CornBlossoni. Pr. Titanla CLOUDLIGHT, b. m, 5, by Bright Phoebui— Lovelight (Molera & Josephs). Weight too'sv lie. Oak Ian PC 1:18 ta I : :: P _■- Ki"iJi Liaaro, St. Prancl . Sagarmaid. 10 Oakland 5-8 1:08 fast 107 ! 7. r. 51 V 11 smith Entre Nous. Fireball. Native Bon. 68188 Oakland 5-8 1:80} fast 111 2 11 in li Keogh Lisaro, Fireball. Bill Maybam. 88849 Oakland r C l:Mj goad MS 1 '1112 1" Keogh Lisaro, Rapid Water, lircball. SUGARMAID. br. f, 4. bv Salvado— Saccharoid (W. Scharetg). Weight today 105. ami PCI 1 ; 1 :: I | w r 'her Msaro, Cloudlight, St. Praac-is. : '. kland 5 8 .",:i? fast ]".: J 2 2 2 W Fischer Entre Nous. Baafara. Gypsy King 68184 Oakland 3-4 l-.isj fast 188 :: i - 2] 2'1 A Broun Grace ;.. Royal Bogue, Gateway. 68089 Oakland 7 1-2 f 1:34} good 186 3 1 1 1 1- Is W Fischer Massa, Fisher Boy, Gateway. t;7is4 Oakland F C l:10j|'fast 110 7 4 fi 62 68 Sandy RapidWater. CoLJesaap, Clondllgbt. GEORGE P. M'NEAR. b. h. 5. hv Toro— Clara Wilson (H. Stover). Weight today 102. 68373 Oakland 1 1 16 1:481 fast 97 2 12 2 3* :■■ Sand) Legist Ilia, Edwin Gmu, Edaardo. Oakland 1m 50] 1:441 fas) no 2 2 1 1 1* l1} Palme Reservation, Burnolette, Boloman. 88288 Oakland 3 1 l:U Cast ''7 6 7 (; 1} T E Dugan Pal, Gosslper 11.. Confessor. 88991 Oakland 3-4 lOSJ fast 113 5 3 3 1" 1« II Smith lastmctar, ItlUtaryMaa, Hedgeth'a J. C. CLEM, br. g. 4, bv Ingoldsbv— Irmcna fW. St. Vincent.. Weight today 98. ! Oakland I 1 18 1:48] fas) 105 1 .". 7 7 7 ; Palms G. P. McNear, Logistilla, Ed. Gum 68221 Oakland In* S8y 1:421 fast 105 3 E 6 6 V B11 Borel Jocund, Vfaswlft, Massa. 68007 Ascot Park 11:41 fast 187 113 :: V V C Ross Mcrlin-o. Madden. Rama. 87877 Ascot I'atk 1 l:42jhv.v 189 1 4 1 4 3U 4!i W Knapp Judge Nelson, Gilpin, B. T. Fryer. RUBRIC, ch. h, fi. bv Mirthful— H erbric (E. Gaylord). Weight today 104. US27«i Oakland lm 70] 1 11 fasl I ■•• ■ 1 1=4 4" Sandy Bedford, Karl 'Rogers, Sir Brillar. 68068 Oakland lm 60y 1:43} Tasi 107 I I 9 9 S S" W Fischer WT Sandals. Bdw. Gum. Col. Jessup 67996 Oakland 9-4 l:lSg alow 110 I 4 4 4 8' Borel Cloudlight , Gateway, Lisaro. f.7f,0i Oakland 1 1:421 slop 108 6 fi 1 6 r.2 6* L WillhunaCol lector Jessup, E.Rogers,SilverskIo 87389 Oakland 11:484 fair 103 5 6 5 2 234 H Sandy Hector, Vox I'opttli, The Borgiaa. FIFTH RACE— D 1-2 Furlongs. 1 TTT aHl Allowances. ( I :! ..] t. |im». 1 KOKOMO.. h. g, 3, by Duiois— Kaggio J. (T. H. Ryan). \v,,.rl f toaay 100. 68436 Oakland 1 I:!"- fasl : ' i , I I 3 ' 3J I: Davis Judge Melww. Bedfonl. roupee. 68357 Oakland P C 1:181 fast '92 - ' - '-" -r' ';: BlagK, Geuunell, Woolma. 68286 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:061 fast 162 1 S 3 1' i | 1 ' Ross OeeanShore, KatlveSon, P.Neugent 6773:". Oakland r, 8 i :» 2| mud in? 2 2 1 8'1 2» C Koerner I'itul.im. Wool Sandals, Tank. 67S86 Oakland P C 1:12} good 188 I 3 I 2»k 21 C Iran— r Ti liinipaianl. Grace G., Ocean Shore NATIVE SON, br. g. 3. by Glenheim— Sister Jeanie (H. Stover). Weight today 103. 18299 Oal 1 nl KO I 89] fa.-i li: ! II Smith P. Kengent, Geuunell. Caniqnp 88265 Oak la mi 5 1-2 1 1:061 fant ln7 1 3 2 2* 2* 11 Smith Ocean snore, F. Neugent. Kokomo 6X240 Oakland 5-8 1:08 fast 07 3 3 3 3' 4»f Sandy Entre Nous. Fireball, Cktudligbt 68181 Oakland 5 1 2 f 1 :07ji fast UG ! 1 1 I*| I' II Smith Ocean Shore. Kappa, If. Hollander. 88070 Oakland I* C 1:11 fast M9 2 111- L't B Davia Piiuklin, Inf.-liam. Qraci G. NAPPA, b. c, 3, by Solitaire II.— Alma Dala (J. Coney). Weight today 112. 1 6 1-2 f 1 J"r: fasl M8 2 1 1 I* ::• W Kelly Gosslper II., El Otros, Pal. 68336 Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast v. l I .1 • 1'. :;; W Kelly Royal Bogne, King Cole, Johnstown 68316 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1*8 fast 109 2 3 1 11 v Kelly Kinders, Grace ;.. Gypsy King. 6S251 Oakland 3-4 1;13| fast S3 3 1 2 :,J V W Kelly St. Francis, Boy. Rogue, Burleigh 6S1S1 Oakland 5 12 f 1:07? fasl li_ 1 3 3 33 3- W Knapp N alive: Son. O. Shore. M. Hollander. BLAGG. b. g. 3, by Free Knight— Stella Perking (L. T. Lee). Weight today 109. 70akland F C 1:181 fasl 106 9 S I I I" A Brown Kokomo, Geuunell, Woohna. 6826! Oakland B 1-2 I I •• | fast i".i 6 7 5 ." -'. .""•.,. R Dugan OeeanShore, NatireSoa, P.Neugent. 69070 Oakland PC 1:11 fast 109 1 fi 6 fi2 7 *1E Dugan Pimkim, Native Sou. Ingham. 87436 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:08 good 186 1 2 2 1' l"k K Dugan Grace G., Kokomo, OeeanShore. 87111 Oakland 1 1:41 fair 92 2 12 2 2a 2* FJ Dugan Edwin Cum, Blue Byes, Miss Rilile JOHNNY LYONS, b. c. 3, by Sam— La Bella (M. J. Hayes). Weight today 103. 68143 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:971 fasl 112 2 2 3 2J :" .1 Hayes P. Neugent, La Rose, Como. 67786 Oakland PC1:13 hvy 188 4 4 I 23 1" J Hayes WoolSandals. Cheers, J.. H. Sheehan 67761 Oakland 7-8 1:30| mud 110 4 5 4 I V 8*1 J Hayes 'Kudora, Mechant, Con*«en1 Bell. 67636 Oakland 1 1:41 last 100 4 3 2 fi 6 5I2.1 Hayes Ruby, Andrew Mark, Corn BlOSSOni OTTO PRICE, br. g. 3. by Sain— Canagncs (H. C. Ahlers). Weight today 100. t»c»9 Oakland PCl:ll|fasl 107 3 I I 1*3" C WilliamsAlta Spa. L.Pltzgibbou.Galvestonian KS2R8 Oakland F C 1:111 fast 106 1 1 1 1'} 1 } Buchan'n Galrestonkua, Alta Spa. SilrerLine 68285 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1^81 fasl 192 7 6 7 7- 7:' Boyd OeeanShore, NativeSou, P.Neugent. 88218 Oakland 3-4 1:15} fast 1*5 2 1113 4s} Buchan'n Kindera, GalvestonUn, Maia. 88803 Ascot Park 5 1 2 f 1 Cjfast 07 4 4 5 52 4= Boyd Ba Gloria, SUT.StOCkiag, Ifasanan. ZELINA. h. f. 3. by Woolsthorpe— Zelira (G. D. Dulin). Weight today 98. 68357 Oak FC I I0| fasl 97 7 2 i i 5« C Ross Blagg, Kokomo. Geminell. 67949 As ; Park 5 1-2 f 1:88 last, 97 1 2 z S- 5» Brusael Fireball l . Arvl, Mlntia. • • v ..1 Park 3-4 1:14} hvy 99 I! 1 5 % V Bruasel TheRoustab't, Cock Sure, Mer lingo. WOOLMA. b. c, 3, by Woolsthorpe — Volma fApplegate & Cotton). Weight tcd3y 107. Oal and 1 '' 1:1 9 9 ■ ., 1 E Lynch Blagg, Kokomo. Geminell. 1 "' ikland FC 1 * 2 7 6 6»1 6 ' I". Lyncb P. Neugent, Gemmell Native Son. 68265 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:081 fasl IOC 9 8 I 0 VIE Lynch OeeanShore, NatlveSon, P.Neugent. 68222 Oakland 1 1-2 f 1:06} fast 95 9 9 8 10 f*« E Lynch True Wing. Bthel Bay Gosslper 11 66489 Pair land 7-8 l:30g hvy 92 5 4 3 5 6 59 A Walsh Temaceo, Plausible. Ocean Shore. REMEMBER, br. f. 3. by Previous — Denise (Mrs. G. W. Dodge). Weight today 98. 1 x ' Pari : I »1 f asl S3 4 4 4» 1 Brusael V. Lorraine, Ble Btot* Chico G7588 \ col Ps 3 I 1:14] fasl 98 1 3 E 6»* 6 ! Bruasel Nappa, King Ahab, Kiikfd Belle. EDWIN T. FRYER, b. c. 3, by Juvenal — Speedy (F. Wallhauser). Weight today 107. G7877 Ascol Park I 1:42} hvy 94 1 2 2 3 4 V Brusael Judge Nelson. Gilpin, J I den isoot Park 7-8 1:29 f ."-' -Is Kunz J. Nelson, Lord Stanhope, Nappa. 67284 Ascot Park I 1:1-1 fast "~ 5 4 n 2 {I «*k c ] .1 rner Judge Nelson. San Vlviso FlrstPeep 67190 Aacot Park Br C 2:04} hvy JI7 5 4 5 5 4 4 ■■v.' Davis Col Jack, Livius irhno 66990 Ascot Park 11:11' fast 96 4 3 3 4 t -KB ItcDan'ICigarlighter, Ed Ball, Reservation. TREASURE SEEKER, chs c. 3, by Ornament— Money Box (J. Ryan). Weight today 103. I Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 98 5 7 .". 5} 5' M Rae Royal Rogue, Nappa, King Cole 67fir.fi Oakland 1 1-16 1:50} slop 108 _. 3 I «. 7 7™}Borel M.Hollander, Convent Bell Kogo. 87458 Oakland 7-8 1:28| good 112 11 11 11 S 8 719 R Davis Mabel Hollander, Tanana Kogo 67407 Oakland lm 20y 1:45} slop lo7 3 3 2 3 61 67 F Graham Hap. Rice, Falrysrreet, D.ofOrlean* 97353 Oakland 1 1:424 fair 109 7 6 4 4 4»t 3*} L, WllluunsHappy Rice, Boguin. Huerfano PALEMON. b. c, 3, by Sandringham — Queen d'Or (H. W. Hoagj. Weight today 103. 68357 Oakland 105 ■' ! . 8*1 W Fischer Blagg. Kokomo, Gemmell. 88087 Oakland FC 1:101 ( od I 9 9 16 10 18'* H Smith Fireball, Royal Rogue, Romaine. 65719 OaklanB 5-8 1^1| mud 114 4 3 3 42 610 A Brown Ocean Shore, Plausible. Triumphant 61637 Oakland 6-8148 fast 10s 8 Fell. L, FountainBIancbe C, Elmdale, Pimkim. 61357 Oakland 4 1-2 f 57 hvy 114 8 8 9 817iMinder Doc Craig, Clements. Our Anna. SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and ltiv.ird. Allowances. 1 1 :. s; — 4 — 117.) FISHER BOY, b. h. 6, by St. Andrew— Illuminating (R. Friedman). Weight today 109. 1. , Oal and 1 1 16 1:48 a-i 94 7 3 1 1 1* PIG Ross G I'M , Ed. Gum iv.i 8 Oakland 1 1-8 1:531 fast 95 s 1; 3 3 4' 4" ' Ross LogistUIa, Ear] Roger* Bduardo. T.S277 Oakland 7 1 -J f 1 34 fast in 11 10 8 I .'■• k !: W Knapp True Wing, The Mlsl Phalanx. 68221 Oakland lm S8y 1:43} fast ill 3 6 5 5 4' 4-i W Knapp Jocund, Waswlft, Massa. 88188 Oakland 5 1 3 f 1:074 fast 112 8 7 6 4*i 3 Borel BatreNona, Mis. Pride, K.M.Brafn. BOB RAGON, b. h. 5. by Kismet— Chitose (G. Summers). Weight today 109. •■ kland 1 1:411 fast in 7 6 1 4 1" :" Sandy c. bin The Mist. Storsaa. 68222 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:061 fasl lm 3 7 11 11 11 A Brown True Wing, Ethel Day, Gosslper II 871 - A-oi Park I t I IS stow : -' 5 I E .".'" • Ross Von Trorup. Don Domo. Pantoufle. C6614 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:211 fast W7 3 3 3 • *} Graham Burleigh, Martinmas. Clandestine. CABIN, ch. g, 5, by Pontiac — Poncho (J. H. Brannon). Weight today 110. 68375 Qakla 11:41 Fasl 188 2 2 1 1 1' l4 A William-Bob Bagon, The Mist, Storsaa. 88287 Oakland 1 1-18 1:47} fast 188 6 i I 4 4- 2" A Williams Bragg, Talamand, invader. 88283 Oakland 1 1-18 1:47$ fast 186 13 3 1 1"^ 4' C WilliamsIl.McGowan. Reservat'n. T.Captaln 6S1C4 Oakland 1 1-16 1:471 fast 108 2 2 2 3 32 334 A Brown Andrew Mack. Waswift. Elevation 68105 Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:291 fast 106 3 4 4 i"V 6*4 A Brown Fred Bent, Titus II.. Paddy Lynch. MISS OFFICIOUS, b. f. 3. by Meddler— Ballyhoo (M. Rcis). Weight today 92. gg 3 Oaklai ! " 1 I 15J fast 110 18 t' i 4 ' i 1 »' W Kelly i.a Rose. M. Ann Ha, O. Sentiment (6771 Oakland 1 1-K 1M stop 113 5 7 3 4 9* 8*} Graham Budora, Grace G., Bollle Dollars. fi-'piM.S Oakland 8-4 1:17 Plop 92 1 6 6 52 3' Sandy Blagg, Instructor. The Borgiaa. 66«ai Oakland 7-8 1 281 slow ^"365 4 4- 32 Kirscii'm Mary V . Princ'saTltanla, Grace G. 66429 Oakland 6 1-3 f 1:334 hvy 81 0 3 S 7! 7A1 Kdrsch 111 BapM Water, ,!(k Covin. Bnrlelgb. THE MISSOURIAN. b. g. 5. by Free Knight— Lillian (J. Ryan). Weight today 110. liSinn Oakland lm 50 1.11 fast 1": 6 s 5 1 1' 3 McRae Ralph Voting, Sahara, Nigrette. 68.'S8 Oakland 1 1:41 fast 102 a 3 1 3 4' 6,3}McRae Massa, Bedford. Sir Brillar. 68285 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:09 fast 116 S 8 7 1" 1- McRae s. Fontana, B. Albert, Bantona. 87X08 Oakland 1 1-8 1:57} fair 1(»2 4 3 2 5 52 6**0 Dugan Isniiiiian. Bonar. Nabonassar. MAMIE ALGOL, b. m, B, by Algol— Miss Mary C. (F. M. Smith). Weight today 10?!. 68239 Oakland I 1:16} fast 106 :: :: 1 1 _- 3" A Brown LoeAngeleuo, Benvolio, Inflammable 6X116 Oakland I 1:42} fast llu 3 ."• 6 5 •• 5' W Fi.-cln-r (oaf cderale. Dotage. Boloman. BStMK) Oakland 7-8 1:274 g« od :»•". 16 6 5 5* 5rJ Kirsch'm Princess Titania, Flaunt, Phalanx. EDITH JAMES, oh. f, 4, by Loco hatchee— Lima (P. G. Lynch). Weight today 104. 889ES Oakland 1 1-8 1:54* fast :«7 1 :. 6 4 4-' _: K l.yn-h D.dinda. Oratoriaa. Beserratton. B8270 Oakland lm 70y 1:414 fast 91 6 6 6 0 5J 5"! E Lynch Bedford, Pari Rogers, Sir Brillar. 65164 Oak laud 1 1 16 1:471 fust 07 1 10 9 8 t* d" B Lynch Andrew Mack. Waswlft, Cabin. 6SI08 Oakland 1 1 121 faal 184 t. 7 C 4 31 lu» B l.\n.h fada, onitoritn, Tonic. SEA LAD. b. 0, 4, by Figaro— Sea Bass (W. M. Caine). We.ghl today 109. 68288 Oakland 9-4 1:13 fast 103 10 :• 10 lu 16"}Gross Geo. P. McNear, Pal, Gosslper II. 67997 Oakland B 1-g f 1:97} good 168 3 5 6 54 5s B Dugan Tarora, B. Maybam. F.M.P.i attain. 67904 Oakland 5-8 lr02f slow 110 5 5 0 41 4r'4 A Brown Tavora, Blanche C. May Pink. §7806 Oaklaaa M l:tl3j slop UO 4 3 4 i1 34J F Graham May Pink. Curriculum. Pontotoc. YADA, b. h. 5, by Oddfellow— Nell W -task '(W. Cahill). Weight today 109. 68375 Oakland 1 1:411 fast m "• 5 6 5 i* 5 ; Gross Cabin, Bob Bagon, The Misi 68277 Oakland 7 1-2 f 1:38 fast 107 3 0 in o 9- 8" Nutting True Wing, 'I lie Mist. Phalanx. 89108 Oakland 1 1:434 fast 112 3 2 1 1 12 2"k W Knapp Fdith James, Oratoriau. Tonic. 67872 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:104 hvy 101 7 6 7 62 614 Nutting NoiiteLucille, Gateway. Beecbwood. ECKERSALL, b. h, 5, by Grammunt— Rosa Prim (C. P. Fink). Weight today 109. 683T5 Oakland I l:41f fast ill 0 7 7 8 S* - 3 Hunter Cabin. Bob Bagon, The Mist. B8289 Oakland lm Bfty 1 : H| fast 113 3 .1 :. 6 ti5 6*T W Knapp True Wing. Ocean Shore, Oiatorian 67873 Oakland 7 1 2 f 1 :3SiJ hvy 110 3 4 2 5 6 6" Keogh Pontotoc, 1'arp. Lone Wolf. ■7886 Oakland 7 S 1:82 slop 114 4 2 2 3 72 6» F Graham Rightful Curriculum, Mina Gibson. 17998 Oakland P C 1:12 good 111 2 8 8 6J 613 A Brown Plialanx. Curriculum, Dohigoa. JOLLY WITCH, b. m. 5, by Juggler or Worcester— Ocean Witch (E. Stewart), Weight today 104. 68433 Oakland • 3-4 1:14} fast 191 Left at the post. G McLau'nRoyal Rogue, NonleLnellle, Nothing 98396 Oakland - 3-11:11 fast ml s 5 7 6^ 6-» H Smith Royal Rogue, Nappa. King Cole. 87384 Oakland 3-4 1:144 good 106 6 7 7 7 7'9 Rettig E.Sl.Bratlain. Pontotoe, Sup. Court. 61482 Oakland 1 1:151 slop 105 4 7 5 6 61 58 Rice R.of Passage. R.Street, Blackthorn 61209 Oakland 1 1-8 1:S5J good 100 767 6 8} 92» Klce Havilaml. Ralph Young. Orcban. INTEGRITY, ch. c, 4. by Salvable— Huronia (L. H. Ezell). Weight today 105. 64700 Oakland I 1:42] fast 182 5 2 1 1 V ::- E RobinsonI'm Joe. Royal Colors. Botron. kland I S !.oi4 fast 188 I 5 I 41 8* E BobinaonDlck Wilson. Laura Van. Ntota. Page 5 New York New York Entries and Past Performances for Tuesday, April 30. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. (1 fttf— 2-f»7.) .ndex Course Dlst Time Tck Wt St % ^ % StrFln Jockeys Best Company MELZAR. ch. f, 2, by Woolsthorne— Nona (R. Tucker). Weight today 99. 58396 Jan 5-=8 1:02 fast 99 2 3 3 p 7' R McDan'IBiskra. Thos. Calhoun, loathful. 68344 tqueduct 4 1-2 f 55 fast 198 18 I 8* o a R McDan'iAp. Toddy. Transvaal. Bellwether. BIGOT, ch. g, 2, by George Kessler— Bigotry (A. J. Joyner). Weight today 101. 6S363 Aqueduct 11-2 1 64 s'mw 181 3 3 3} 4 ' Horner Sweet-taire. Sepoy, Split Second. B8326 Aqueduct 4 1-2 f 56 fast M6 3 2 V 3' Horner Berry Maid. II. Around. Helen P.. 88281 Aqueduct 1-2 473 good 101 19 1" W 10- Horner B. Heron. M. Ac laces. TartarMaid. BLUE BAN, b. c, 2, by Blues— Banana (F. Burlew). Weight today 99. 68361 Vqueduct 11 2 1 7.1 si. v.- 98 7 7 91 8* .Tas Hen'sy Rustle. Masks and Paces, L. Clay. 88295 Aqueduct 4 1-3 f 56 alow 89 ■'. 4 3- :vi Jas Hen'syLady Isabel. Bosario, Sepoy. 88896 Aqu duct 1-2 50 fast 103 3 3 4' S« Jas Hen'sy Masks & Faces, Magazine. Uosario HANDS AROUND, gr. f, 2, by Serpent— Reel (F. T. Wood). Weight today 99. 68411 Jan 5-8 1:911 good [as g 5 5 5* ,. • m Preston Sepoy, Weodlane, McGregor. 68326 Aqueduct 4 12 f 50 fast 105 5 5 5J 3'" M Preston Berry Maid. Bigot, Helen B. 8278 Aqueduet I 3 4S good 184 I 6 7.' 8*1 M Preston Frlsette, Aunt Rose. Berry Maid. 68244 Aqueduct 4 1-3 f 54J slow 104 6 8 81 9U M Preston Thos. Calhoun, Kerry, Sweet-taire. EFOCHA, br. f, 2. by Glenheim— Eotha (M. L. Hayman). Weight today 99. 88; ! Vqu duct 1 1-2 f 58 slouj 187 I i I" ■ Mountain Wave Crest, Pordelle, J. B. Brady. 68321 Aqueduet 4 1-2 1 56J fan! 01 10 16 16 6 0" H gg Kerry, Blumberless, .Mbia. BENNIE WILLIAMS (formerly Gossoon), gr. c. 2. by Prince of Melbourne! — Grey Agnes (Beverw"k St.). Weight tcdav 106. uct 4 1-2 f 55 slew 185 5 5 6! .". 1- .1 Johnson Lady Isabel, Boaarlo, Blue Ban. 6) "' Benning 1-2 51* mud 114 7 6 1;- 4«| Mountain Beckon. Merry Man. Long Ball. 88093 Benning 4 1 2 f 561 List 107 4 3 3» 3'5 Mountain Jubilee, Ben Cole, Giles. 6S034 Benning 4 1-2 f 56g fast 107 1 5 :•- 5* Mountain Q*b*s Souvenir. Lady Isabel, Giles. 87158 1'. Grounds 1-2 49 good 115 7 7 6J 65 J Lee I . of Dawn, Gresham, Bitter Man. TREY OF SPADES, b. g. 2. by Fa therless— Vigilette (W. Stockton). Weight today 99. 68292 Aqueduct 11-2 1 551 slow 99 8 9 8* 8* .1 Johnson Fresh, Youthful, C. II. Shilling. 68266 Aqueduct 4 1-2 f 5tf fast 168 1 4 31 3= .1 Johnson Rustle, K\clvn G., onda. 68224 Benning 13 491 good 118 3 3 2- 3;n Radtke Billie Hfbba, Jubilee. Laudable. 68167 Benning 4 1-2 f 59| hvy 191 1 2 2- 4- W Miller Biliil, Servile, Lady Powell. BOUNDING ELK, b. c, 2. by Rusk in II.— Miss Ball (F. A. Forsythe). Weight today 102. 87944 Oaklawn 1-2 50 fasl 08 6 6 6 6 .1 J WalshBlllyBowlegs, PredMace, Washakie t7850Oaklawn 1-2 191 I asl 112 8 s s s D Riley Sey.Beutler, Bannatyne. Washakie. COMPLETE, ch. f, 2, by Compute— Reginclla (Palestine Stable). Weight today 99. Jamaica 8 1:011 good 94 1 8 I 7: 7 : M Preston Laura Clay. Blue Heron. Rustle. CONCERNED, b. f. 2, by Bowling Brook— Bettie Grav (G. Merri weather). Weight today 100. 68341 Aqueduct 11-2 1 "■!-■ fast 1"_'H 14 14 14" Moagr've citizen. Biskra, Look. SOLDANO. he. g. 2. by Sempronius— Lilith (J. A. Bonnet). Weight today 103. p'lrst s'ari. TIVOLI. ch. f, 2, by Bassctlaw— Syrienne (H. K. Vingut). Weight today 101. First start. CAESAR"S WIFE. ch. f, 2, by Cesai ion— Miss Thomas (Brownlcigh Park Stable). Weight today 99. First start. SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. (1:12}- 3 i 2.) ACE HIGH. ch. c, 3, by Troubado ur — Run of Luck (T. D. Sullivan). Weight today 94. \qm-dint 5-8 1:001 g 1182 3 3 1 Mi p* W Miller S.ToddIngton, Berkeley, Barb.BeSc 87968 P. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:861 fast 198 3 1 1 !■* -_-■•- .1 l^ic Spiou, Pantastlc. M tc. 67895 !. Grounds 6-8 1:98 fast : i 3 E 7 7- :.T M Murphy Robin Hood, Prontenac, Bask ■• 10 Aqueduct 5-8 59} fast 112 6 6 6 61 6,(}Garner BarbaryBelle, Waterbury, PrankGlO BZ7I .l.unaba fi 1-2 f 1:117 fast I'S 1 2 2 t1} 2'} Garner Sally Preston, Jiuil.eonaid, Haucock TONY BONERO. br. c, 3. by Sain —America (B. Schreiber). Weight today 96. 'Ml:.!.. 3 ! 1:14} good 161 7 2 3 r t:' M Preston Cloisteress, Shenandoah, Marvel P 67667 Ascot Park 7 s \ ■:•) last 197 7 3 1 1 1"' l'" Bruasel Buna, Playllt, Orello. 64958 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1:071 fast 113 3 I I !• c \v Dugan I.. Vimoni. Landsman, Gargaataa. 64919 Bi oklyn S 1-2 1 1*71 bast 115 1 7 5 4" 1 ' W Dugan Gild, Gkmham, Herman •••1731 Brooklyn 6 1-2(1*9 fast 110 » s 1 7) 6"1T Clark Pr. Hampton, Gargaatua, Algelone TEACRESS. ch. 111. 5. by Watcicross— Teatro (W. b. House). Weight today 106. Vqueduel 6 1-2 f 1:20} fast 188 3 2 2 2- 2*} Sewcn Bdna Jackson, Aselina. Emergency. S9 Jamaica 3-4 1:11 mad 110 7 5 E 4" 2; Horner Ru?.k. Alencon, Miss Ogden 'i !'• ■'■ 1 I I3flfast H6 E 1 1 1= 1- Bewell Niblick. Belle of Portland, Suffice." DR. HOLLIS, b, g, 4, by Macy — Dora Wood (F. T. Wood). Weight today 106. 1 3 1 1:14 fast 108 2 ill' 2* - Koerner Robin Hood, Cubleskill China • Aqu duel 3 I 1:1.:' last 186 6 2 6 6' 6*1 Musgr*ve Robin Hood, Taser, Goldea Shore. S824: Aqueduct 5-8 1:001 slow 103 B I 3 41 8H - H Shil'gAthlete. Keator. Anna May. 1169 \ sc 't Park 3 1 1:14] slow 116 t 2 3 4* 4Ti W Fischer s. Stocking, 1:1 Otros, Bl Bemads 69818 Ascot Park PC 1:16 test 97 1 I I P 2« W Fischer Orilene, BrilKry, Melino. ROYAL ONYX, br. c, 3. by Ornament — Oneck Queen (Oneok Stable'. Weight today 91. luct ■'• t 1:15 stow 98 2 1 ! !J 1- R Lowe Campaigner, King Ahab. ;. circle. Vqueduct :; 1 1:18 stow 188 B 3 I 3' 31 R Lowe Star Cat. Golden West. Fire opal. 65179 Jamaica 6 1-2 f 1:981 slow 182 l 2 1 Sk SllJR Lowe Baringo, Fantastic, Sallv- Preston. S6139 1 :eimo nt Pk 5-8 EH teat 9] I 2 E B» 5T1 B Lowe Higginbotham, PIre opal. Hancock. 64615 i'.ney Island 5-8 1:001 fast 112 1 3 3 4'' SI:?R Lowe Waterbury, Citrona. Algelone. GLAMOR, ch. f, 3, by Hastings— Glory (A. C. McCafferty). Weight today 99. 67700 p. Groanda 3 t 1:131 '«•* J"-' 1;: v- n 11* ll»} Hogg Boaan BTrira. Bosenian, Posing. :77l". P. Grounds 6 1 2 f 1:98 teat 97 N 10 10 it 11'* Jas Heo'sySpiea, Columbia Girl, Refined 98892 City Park E 1 : f I :ii\I livy MM :; :: g 4« O'^.Ja.s Hen'sy Keator, Gentian. Minot. BARBARY BELLE, br. f, 3. by Watercress — Barhary Maid (E. R. Thomas^. Weight today 95. H82S2 Vi educl 5-8 l:00g g I 96 1 I 3 !■ 1 Bngl'der Ace High, S.Toddington. Berkeley. 68212 Aqueduct 5-8 1:001 slow !''' ■'■ i '■• 8" 6s} Jno Hen'syAtblete, Keator, Dr. HoUta. 65451 Aqueduct 6-8 7.0 fast 131 4 4 4 4 4" Horner Veil. Adoration. Lorrng. Aqueduct 5-8 50J fast 99 4 11 l'| 1' Horner Waterbury, Prank Gill, Oractilum. lat dea 6 1-2 f 1:0S hvy 195 2 1111 2'1 W Miller Loring. DolHe Dollars, Fantastic. BALLOT BOX, b. g, 4, by Voter— Eelle of May-wood (T. Lloyd). V/eight today 106. lucl 5-8 1:801 Slow 108 12 VI 12 lz 13 Finn Athlete, Keator. Or. Hollis. 1 Conafl lalnnd I ) 1:14 fast 68 10 9 0 9'' 7* Paird ironsides. Ren Ran. Confederate. 63013 Brooklyn Ah 3-4 1:11? mud M S 11 7 74 7'-JMc ■ringue Arklirta, Brush Up, Brookdale. COMMUNE, b. f, 4, by Meddler— E quality (A. Brooker). Weight tcday 104. 7-8 1:28 fasl 19! 3 t 1 3 V 6" W Mclnt'eLally, Postian, Waterbearer. Aqueduct 1 1:12 slow 10:: 6 4 4 E 6 6:7 Horner Transmute. M. Donohue, Cloistcrcss 65320 Jamaica 3-1 1:142 good 95 9 10 19 72 ''JO Burns Mintia. Varietes, Aselina. 64901 Brooklyn 1 1-16 1:48} good SO 5 9 8 8 71 7"' Hngi'der Rd Ball. Atineta Lady. John Lyle. ftUINN BRADY, blk. c. 4. by Bannockburn or Sain — Estelle (J. P. Mayberry). Weight today 109. itj Pa 1. 3 4i:13S fast 194 S 3 7, 7 1." a Martin Roy. Breese, Rob. Hood, Pantaatie. 68061 Citj Park 7-S 1 :-H fast 1o7 5 4 3 2 33 2'} Lloyd Emergency, John L. In^lis, Rerey. 67991 P. Grounds 1 1-16 1:481 mud 163 4 4 4 3 4 4 ' Lloyd St. Valentine. 8. Preston, It. Breeze. 87927 F. Grounds lm 79y 1:44 fast 105 2 11 1 P 1» Lloyd Oheron, Gold Circle, Mcllvain. 66978 City i'ark 1 1-16 1:461 tent M7 3 11 1 V l2 Seder Goktic, Reticent, Pr. of Woodstock. ANNA MAY. b. f, 3, bv King Eric— Fig Leaf (P. J. Rainey.. Weight today 91. * 5-8 1:001 good 100 12 12 12 u - 12 * .1 Johnson Aee High, S.ToddIngton. Berkeley. 68242 Aqueduct I 8 I 08| alow l 1 I E 1 1* 41 W Miller Athlete. Keator, Dr. Hollis. 68130 Benning 3-4 l:18j mud 101 3 2 2 2) Zl"lW Miller L.Boanerges, Workman!. Gelf Ball. 681 14 Benning 5-8 l:02g good 09 2 1 1 l1 l1 J Johnson Rose ofDawn, Revenue. CousinKate 67S24 Bennteg 3-4 1:17 fast 91 1 1 2 35 1J W Miller L. Boanerges, Quadrille. East End. STAR CAT. ch. f, 3, by Star Shoot— Catalina (M. Krausi. Weight today 84. 68307 Aquedu I 3 11:11 slow 96 7 E 4 1- F F Swain G. West. Royal Onyx, Fire Opal. 3716 Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1 :0Sg good 97 4 6 6 6 6»« Xotter Al Powell. .launtv, A. L. Daly. 63.334 Coney Island 6-8 1:02 fast 110 12 12 12 12 11"J Sewell .launtv. Miss Strome. Baringo. 88884 Brooklyn 5-S 1:02? fast 109 13 13 12 tt« 12-«±Notter Misgivings. Manila, Garters. HOMELESS, br. c. 3. bv Allan-a-Dale or Batten— Wanton (T. C. McDowell!. Weight today 101. S247I L uisvilh 1 1-2 1 57 fast MS 8 7 6] ..-' Nlcol King Leopold. Tom Morgan, Bonart. S2368 Louisville * 1-9 f r, 6 J fast 100 6 11 S- 7" J Hicks T. Morgan, K. Leopold, Sir Geoffrey 62327 Louisville 1-2 491 good 110 1 10 •" 8») J Hicks Alytb. .lack Lee. Beau Brummel. 82232 Louisville 1-2 E6f alow 37 6 2 ]nk i nk j Hicks King Leopold, Spion. Tom Morgan. RIGHT AND TRUE. br. h. 7. by Tristan— Ellerdie (T. M. Cassidy). Weight today 106. 68242 via. dint 5-8 1:00) slow 107 14 13 13 11 12 R afcDan'l Athlete, Keator, Dr. Hollis. 88204 Benning 1-2 f 1 18f slow 192 7 6 ' U 1- .1 Johnson 1. 'Amour. Akbar, Blue Dale. 68071 Benning 5 1-2 1 1:10 fast 188 1 2 2 1'. 2" .1 Johnson Sllckaway, ('. Kale. Diamond Plush 67984 Benning 5 1-2 f 1:09 fast 189 I 2 8 3' 3"?. R MeDan' Workman, Quadrille, Chippewa. 69967 An •' Park FC 1:112 slop 113 6 4 5 4i 7" Radtke La Gloria. Madden. Ja.kKercl'.eville ST. ESTEPHE. b. g, 4, by Octagon — St. Eudora (M. L. Hayman). Weight todav 101. 6X339 Aqueduct 3 I 1:1 ' fast I"", 7 7 7 7' 7" Hogg lb-bin Hood, Taxer. Golden Shore. 64998 Brighton B 3-4 1:13 fast JOS S 7 7 "n 7*} Coles Slv Ren Sn lor. Sllckaway. 63228 Buffalo I 3-1 1:131 test 97 8 lo lo H)i W« R Powers Han. Bey. Prospero, Gallithea. 63106 Buffalo 5 1-2 f 1:191 slow lt'I 6 5 5 o'i 6*1 T ChandlerNuu's VeUing, Akbar. Aagleta. THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Handicap. (1:12. 3 92.) INQUISITOR, b. c, 4, by Inspector B. Voltando (Newcastle Stable). Weight today 119. lamaica 5 ' : I ."7' fasl 117 1 6 6 5* 5 A'bucfaon Handsarra, Voorheea Pretension. 64773 Rrookhn 1 1-16 1:47] good 115 6 4 E 6 7 7" W Miller B. of Request. Hot Toddy, Nealou. 84813-Coney Island 1 l:38f tent 119 13 3 2 31 5" W Miller Tiptoe, Neva Lee. Proper. 64SS9 Coney Island 3-4 1:13} fast 130 7 6 4 4' in W Miller Arklirta, Consistent. Dr. Gardner. FIRST PREMIUM, ch. c. 4. by Gorman— Premium (J. W. Fuller). Weight today 122. ... 99 Brighton B 11:40 fast 128 3 5 3 3 2' 3- Bedell Hot Toddy. Nemesis, firebrand. Brighton B 8-4 1:141 atop lis E 6 6 4t 3'1 Bedell K. Daughter. S. Russell. Handzarra. 88728 Brighton B 3-4 1:134 good 112 7 E I 31 U P-edell Tiptoe, Lady Anne. Handzarra. DE MUND, ch. c. 3, by Goldfinch— Graciosity (P. J. Rainey). Weight today 118. 68 15 \.i a duct 7-8 1:21 ■ 1 1 1 1 lh i:i Radtke Gkwifier, Bosehtn, Ron Diego. Brighton B 3-4 1:121 fast 124 6 11 I1. 21 Radtke Electioneer. Paumonok. Purslane. 64812 Brooklyn Ab 3-4 1:101 mud 127 2 1 1 2-1 2- Radtke Barrldere, Ballot. Water Pearl. 64709 Coney Island 8-4 1:M| te*t 127 1 1 3 E 8* J Jones Sewell, Ballot, Arcite. HYPERION II., b. c, 4, by Mazagan— Van-a-Clar (L. A. Cella). Weight today 118. 6x37:1 :: 1 1:141 slow 122 2 :; 3 ■'■- "■-'_ •' H Shil'gHeaslip, Workmaid, St. Valentine. 67820 O klawn 3 1 1:12} fast 112 1 2 I H I* D Riley Mike Sutton. The Rear, F'tnicul'e. 87471 Oaklawn 3-4 1:181 test 196} 3 2 2 8} 6w|Cherry Hann. Bey. Tres Joli. V. Wlgrtia. U a- 1; J 1 _■ f 1 "7J last 117 I 3 2 2r' 1" Cherry The Bear. B. Arnold, Funic -ulaire. GRAPPLE, b. g. 5. by Woolsthorpe — Embrace (F. J. Farrell). Weight todav 122. Vqueduct 1 1:491 slow U2 1 l 2 2 2* 2»* .1 Martin Campaigner, Marnier. 6$ gs (Vqueduct 8-4 1:14 fast 118 3 11 1- l3 Beckman Clare Russell. Workman. 65^43 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:46* fast 116 4 2 4 6 6& 6i3 Shaw Coy Maid. Dolly Spanker, Oxford. 66128 Belmont Pk 1 l:37g fast 111 1 3 4 4 3i 21* Shaw Wes. Security. Ed Ball. HOT TODDY b. 0, 4. by Sempronius — Hot Scotch (W. H. Laudeman). Weight today 126. KXi : \.|i.-,iu,t - I v- ia t 120 II.: 1 4* .'• .' W Miller Athlete, orphan Lad, Br. Gardner. , ..1.1 \,, .,. . 1 ,,. 1 si ,t ■ op 111 4 1 3 4 4" 4'" Homer Etoseben, Oxford. Ormonde's Right Virueduct 1 .1-16 1:48| tent 11s 1 1 1 2 1| z'l W Miller Athlete. Creaahuv By*. DON DOMO. gr. g. 6. bv Rancocas — Faithless (J. F. Newman). Weight today 113. 67765 Vscot Park 3 1 1 i~' alow lis 1 11 l1 2nt M Preston V.Troinp. Pantoutle. Sii. Stocklag. .scot Park 3-4 l:13j last 120 3 5 4 3J 3- M Preston Sir Edward, Toupee, El Cazador. SLICKAWAY, D. c, 4. by Sanders— Born Fool (D. Kelly). Weight today 110. 65-269 Aqueduct 3-4 1:144 fast 108 4 1 1 2- 2l R McDan'l.Tnggler. .Tncol.ite, Hooray. 68225 Benning 7-8 1:29 J good 109 6 4 3 3 2i 3* Radtke Rot Dawn, L.Boanerges, Graziallo. 68071 Benning 5 1-2 f 1:10 fast 118 6 6 5 31 l1 "W Melnt'reRigbt&True, C. Kate, Diani'd Flush WATERBURY, hlk. c. 8. by Watercress— Queen Besa (R. F. Carman). Weight today 106. 6S396 Jamaica a 1-2 f 1 :07J last US :'. 4 4 4'4 4'J C Koerner nandzarra. Voorhees, Pretension. 66861 Aqueduct 3-4 1:13 fast 114 5 4 5 5 5» Mountain K.'s Daughter, Creeafcna, S.Edward 66290 Ascot Park 3-4 1:144 fast luT 1 1 1 li 21 J Harris Zethus, Greeno, San Alviso. 66091 Ascot Park 11:43 fast 109 7 112 44 10" A W BkerSupreme Court, Varietes, Moleeey. CLAUDE DUVAL br. g, 3, by Common — Starlight, by Iroquois (J. R. Keene). Weight today 98. 64732 Brooklyn 6 1-2 f 1:09 fast 107 15 15 15 15 15244W Miller Com.Anson. Troublemak'r.Pr.Nettie FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Corona Stakes. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Sell-in*:. (1:431—3—108.] INQUISITOR (See Third Race). Weight today 108. GRAPPLE (See Third Race). Weight today 107. ORPHAN LAD, blk, g, 3, by FatherleM— Eottra (D. Dunlop). Weight today 97. Bf a Aqueduct T v I Ml but 188 ■' I 4 :'. 8* ju e IT Shil'gAtlilele. Dr. Gardner. 1 . Spanker. i^Ml Aunt duct I 4 l:M| Blow IM Z "4 l*| I4 W Miller Alpeiiiuarchen, B Cazador. T. Hoy 66141 Benning 6 1-2 f 1:26 slop 'M 2 4 1 1= 1" W Miller O.Coloiiy, B.of Jessamine. Parkville. RYE, b. c, 4. by Greenan— Degenerate (C. D. Sullivan). Weight today 108. 6886 .", \qut-.In. i 1 L:4t Blow M I S 4 .'i 7 ?'» Hnrmr W. H. Carey, Pretension. :. Luck. 68245 Aqueduct 7-6 138] alow Mt 11 10 :: 2 6 In"* W Miller (iloritier, Koseben, Don Diego. 6.r.424 Aqueduct 1 1-16 1:45| fast 112 5 5 5 3 42 4«i Finn Athlete, Hot Toddy, Cressina. 66341 Aqueduct 11-16 1:46 fast lo2 5 4 4 I 1J l'i Finn Had News, Oxford, Ginette. JUGGLER, br. h, 5. by Hamburg— Elusive (F. Burlew). Weight today 108. G836S Aqueduct I 1 M alow IM ii t S I 4- .VH.Tas Hen'syW. H. Carey. Pretension, (i. Link. 66866 Aqueduct l-t 1:144 fast no 6 ." 3 l1 l1 .las Hen'sySliekawaj, Jacobite, Hooray. 6838E Aqueduct 7 S 1 :L'i 4 slow 11h V, 14 15 IS 14 13 Nlcol :ioritier. Roselien, Don Diego. 67752 F. Grounds 7-8 l:25f fast 117 3 5 3 2 2""" 14 Nicol St. Valeutilic, Pasadena, L. Esther. ORBICULAR, ch. e, 4, by Smile— Orbed Maiden (J. J. Murray). Weight today 108. 68413 Jamaica lm 70y 1:451 g 1 IM E 8 8 : & -:' Nlcol Atklete, Dishabille, St. Valentine. I S246 Aqueduct 7 S 1 dSJ Blow 166 14 12 6 12 10 9» C Koerner Gloritier, Roselien, Don Diego. 07677 F. Grounds lm Toy 1:431 fast 107 3 2 2 2 2* l1 Garner Ii..ima. Oberon. Marvin Neal. 66666 City Park 3-4 1:131 fast 109 6 7 6 Ga 1" J Martin Lens, Sir Toddlngton, Toboggan. 66569 F. Grounds 1 1:40 fast 106 2 2 2 2 2* 1"* L» Austin Granada. Sllverskin. St. Valentine. MARATHON, b. c, 3. by Martagon— Ondulee (L. A. Cella). Weight today 90. 68416 Jamaica 1 1 161:66 good 66 :: t 5 •" V l*| F Swain Giliiin. Gold Circle. ;. L. M. 68343 Aqueduct 1 1:411 Cast M I S i ■ i V F Swain Lady Alicia. I-'o\mc:id. 1)1 CasadoT. 67947 Oaklawn 1 1 :41g fast 100 5 6 5 5 21 Is F Swain Hawkania. K. Leopold, Chancellor. 67820 Oakiawn 3 4 1:126 fast 96 5 4 5 6 S» F Swain Hyperion II.. Mike Sutton, TlieBear 67771 Oaklawn E 1 2 f 1 :U64 fast 100 1 2 2 24 2s F Swain The Bear, The Abbot. CAMPAIGNER, b. o, 3, by Gerolitein— Supporter (O. L. Richards). Weight today 84. 68378 Aqueduct 1 1 :4 )2 Blow 64 :: 2 1 1 li l«k Henry Grapple. Marster. K3G6 Aqueduct 3-4 1:16 slow ln6 3 2 2 26 2- w Miller Royal Onyx, King Aiiab. Q. circle. 66S24 Aqu.duct 7 S 1 :27 fast lol 4 5 5 4 4h 3- Henry Berkeley. Tileing. Tim O'Toole. 68225 Benning 1-41 1:29* good ;ts 9 10 10 9 S» 1* L Smith K.of D'wn, L.Bonnerges, Slickaway BT. VALENTINE, b. h. 6. by Himyar— Bracelet (A. P. Ginter). Weight today 110. 66413 Jamaica lm 70y 1 :45| good 110 l :. ! 2 Si 4- Mountain Athlete, Orbicular. Dishabille. 68379 Aqueduct 3 i i M- slow ill 4 E 4 4' t»l Mountain HeasUp, Workmaid, Hyperion II. 67991 r. Grounds 1 1-16 l:48g mud 116 3 2 2 1 l2 l4 J Lee S. Preston. Koy. Breeze, Q. Brady. 67752 F. Grounds 7-8 1:361 fast 110 1 3 4 4 3J 2& J Lee Juggler, Pasadena, Lady Esther. 67679 r. Grounds 7-8 1:268 fast 106 2 3 3 2 2» 2J Lloyd Pasadena, Mortiboy, Pr. of Coins. EUDORA, b. f, 3, by Plaudit— The Hoyden (H. R. Schaffer) Weight today 84. 66279 Aqueduct1 7-8 1381 g 1 66 1113 8* ;;7 flm lllll Mary Morris. L. Alicia. L. Woods. ;sit,4 Aqueduct I 1 I (6 Cast 161 ' '.'■ :; 2?. 2"k Musgr've EUDoehaa, AutuinnFlower. K. Abab 67872 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1 :10|» bvy 99 I 4 4 4-i 4« R Davis NonieLuoille. Gateway. Beecbwood. .67761 Oakland 7-8 l:30jj mud 166 112 1 1J 1! C Koerner Mediant, J. Lyons. Convent Bell. M.771 Oakland 1 1 16 1:54 slop 112 1 1 1 2 2» 1'4 W Dugan tiraceG., MlssOtticious, Dol. Dollars SUFFICE, b. m, 6, by Woolsthorpe— Enough (J. T. Muir). Weight today 105. 68294 Aqueduct 1 1:43 sl"\v 166 5 " E I I 6** Dillon Molese**, Beltonleker, Ocean Spray. 68242 Aqueduct ■■ I 1 :iK»g slow i". 9 10 9 93 B*| Heff.-r'n Athlete. Kcalor. Dr. Hollis. 65.'.25 Aqueduct 1 1-1G l:.".l slop ll)3 1 ! 2 3 4 4,4JR McDan'IL. J. Haviuan. KliigHeni v. Dekaber FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1 :4fiJ 1 -in,',. ) MOLESEY, ch. g, 3, by Kingston— Sylvabelle (J. A. Bennet). Weight today 88. 68321 Aqueduct 7-8 1:21 Bast 163 t; 6 1 6 6 6* M Preston Berkeley, Tileiug. CaiBpalgmer. H2M Aqueduct 1 1 B Blow 6] I 4 2. 2 l* 1" M Preston P.ellsnicker, O. Spray, Lord Badge. 67166 Ascot Park 11:423 livy M 2 11 1 2s :'* C Ross Orilene, J. F. Donohue, Reservation 6661E Ascot Park 1 1-1 2:07* fast 93 4 9 7 9 7' 7:0 C Ross W. H. Carev. A. htaskoaay, Tartan 60S 40 Ascot Park 11:41} fast 103 3 5 4 3 Sk Z* M Pic-ton i:. T. Fryer. Kilter, Lord Stanhope. SAVABLE, b. h, 7, by Salvator— Strathflower (P. T. Chinn). Weight today 105. 68380 Aqueduct 6 1-2 f 1:21 slow 115 11 ii ii in M A'bochou .la.-qiiiu. Battleaxe, Pastlaa. bsL.'.t; Aqueduct 1 l:4l| fast jh7 4 2 1 1 2l V A'buchon J:ick hfcKeoa, M. Morris, Rol.ador. 67883 Oaklawn 3 4 1.14 Cast l-'7 .". 2 1 l1 64 A'buchon MikeSuttoti, Haub'IBey, Dr. Mack. 67747 Oaklawn 7-8 1:261 fast 106 3 1 1 1 Is 1" A'buchon Hawkama. Request. King l.eopold. 67671 oaklawn 6-4 1:14 last 112 1 13 53 55 J Foley Preteus'n, B.ac.l.iglit. Haiinl. Bey. GOLD CIRCLE, b. g. 3, by Goldfin ch— Kissing Ring (L. Mulligan). Weight today 85. 684M Jamaica 1 1 16 1:66 g I s4 l l 1 1 9» 3 I Sumter Marathon. Gilpin. G. 1.. M. 66358 Aqu.diict 2 4 i.i.". slou us I (i 6 ."•-' 4" :.i i n-r Etoyal Onyx, Campaigner, K. Abab. 66266 Aqueduct 2 4 IM.'.g slow SI 6 2 2 5l 7ui Garner 10. Ball. M. Noinii.ee. Kiameslia IL 682.".4 Aqueduct 3-4 1:16 fast MS 3 2 2 5' r.«i W Miller Kilhwhan, Eudora, Autumn Flower SMS F. Grounds E 1-2 f 1 :07J mud 97 2 5 9 9 9s Gaugel Buleslied, Lady Carol, Coltness. AZORA, b. f, 4. by Falsetto— se.ika (E. Wayland). Weight today 181. »;M41 i See Jamaica chart in tins pa par) 6s::»;o Aqueduct 1 1:43] slow SJ :l 1 1 1 1» V*fH Preston Robador, M. Morris. Ixud Badge. 66725 Ascot Park 7-8 1:29 slow 102 5 4 5 3 42 45* Keogh Contessor. Woodthrpe, Reservation. 66594 Ascot Park 11-16 1:47 fast 94 6 6 6 5 5"k 6'»lKent W. II. Carey. Cello. Euripides. 66M6 Ascot Park 11:43 slow 104 12 2 2 in 1=J Kent W'dthorpe, M. Mayer. G. E.Milner. MASTER OF CRAFT, ch. h. 5, by Parachute— Jilt (P. 8. P. Randolph). Weight today 117. ■ESS Aqueduct 15-16 2:15 slow 111 9 S | s si 6*1 Byers A. Miiskmhiy. Palette, Sir Ralph. t 79 Aqueduct 1 1:401 fast 116 Left at '.lie i»..st. Byer Dreamer. Suffice. Stamping Ground. BE3ZI Jamaica 1 1-16 1:481 good 112 6 6 7 4 44 344 Byer Tommy Waddell. Tileing. Cressina. SIXTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Colts and Geldings. Selling. 1 1 OOJ— 2— 97.) THOMAS HOY, b. g, 3, by Peep o "Day— Simla (J. S. Hoy). Weight today 93. o.s::u7 Aqueduct ::-4 1:16 slow 162 M 14 14 14 14'- W Molnt'esr.ir Cat. :. West. Boyal Ouyx. 68247 Aqueduct 6 1 lit slow 91 5 11 S* 4'-'.1. F.ngl'der Or.Lad, Alpenmarchen, El Cazador SESU Jamaica 5-8 1:021 mud 10S 12 8 9 94 9,s W Mcln'reMolesey. Jennie Wells, Hancock. 65142 Belmont Pk 5-8 :59 fast 89 6 7 7 74 664 L ChandlerGlenham, W. & Play. Saud.Creeker. BENTINCK, b. c, 3, by Ben Strom e—Thisbe (W. H. Laudeman). Weight today 97. 68282 Aqueduct 5-8 1:6*1 g 1 101 8 7 7 7' 8s Horner Aee High. S.Toddlngton, Berkeley. 62782 Brooklyn 6-8 l:O0J fast 112 9 9 9 9»k 9'8 Lyne Ballot, Red River, Xmas. 6^649 Belmont Pk 5-8 591 fast 110 4 4 5 54 6 3 Radtke Botanist, Charles Edward, Punky. 62533 Brooklyn 5-8 1:001 fast 107 9 8 7 71 71'4Wishard B.Masterson, Computer, C. G. Gate* COONEY K., b. g. 3. by Senator McCarren — Campania (T. D. Sullivan). Weight today 92. t:s4.;.s i See Jamaica chart la this paper). 68367 Aqueduct 3-4 1:16 slow 97 Fell. C Brodv Star Cat. G. West. Royal Onvw 6S242 Aqueduct 5-S l:00g slow 86 (1 6 6 5l 54J C Brady Athlete, Keator, Dr. Hollis. 65661 BeusJngS 3-4 1:16 slow 68 7 9 9 9 9'4 Brady Lee Harrison II. , Belcast, Botanist. 65294 Jamaica E 1-2 f 1:10 mud 109 9 8 9 P 8314Brady Berkeley, Marathon, Sandy Creeker. HOMELESS (See Second Race). . Weight today 97. COMMUNIPAW, b. g, 3. by Phoenix— Glen Waltz (J. Wood). Weight today 97. 68662 Aqueduct 3 I U14| Slow 162 1 2 2 .'!' I" W Miller Punkv. Marv Hall. Oiiftiio. t,sL's:t Aqueduct 3 4 1:15 good HS 1 1 2 2 31 W Miller T.O'Toole. P. A: Needles. M.Spooner 64920 Brooklyn 5 1-2 f l:0Sg fast 113 1 4 4 8 « 910 J Jones Taunt. Rappahannoi k. Landsman. 64833 Brooklyn 5 1-2 f 1 :t»sg fast 99 15 15 K 1". l:.-"Schado Winsome Ways. Slippery. Allofavor C:;.".C9 Brighton B 5 1-2 t 1:07 fast 102 10 9 9 94 10's Baird Estimate, Clements. Flowaway. MILLSTONE, ch. g, 3, by Royal Flush III.— Tessa II. (F. L. Miller). Weight today 92. 68307 Aqueduct ;i4l:i6 slow M2 12 I I 7' 8* R HcDan'lStar Cat, G West. Royal Ouyx. 68283 Aqueduct 8-4 1:15 good 166 9 M 1" lol 91S R McDan' IT.OToole, P. & Needles. Com'paw. 68151 Benning 7-8 1:34 slop loS 3 3 2 I 21 4'J4 J Johnson Grumbling Soph, Sally K.. Willdo. KERNOOHAN, b. c, 3, by Bridgew ater — Cambrina (F. J. Farrell). Weight today 100. 68SM Aqueduct 8-4 1:16 slow 166 3 10 12 12 12'3 Beckman Star Cat. G West. Royal Ouyx. 62423 Belmont Pk 4 1-2 t E2| last 166 4 5 54 5» Radtke JersevLadv. Clias. Edward, D'm found 62230 Jamaica 5-8 l:02j fast 112 7 2 2 24 Z'i Lyne Acrobat. Lida Jones. Diebold. TOS. b. c. 3. by First Mate— Wavelette (G. L. Johnson). Weight today 100. 6386-j Brighton B 5 1-2 f 1 :07| fast 110 I 6 12 15 15-'2 J Martin Nig.Mlke. L.ofl.angden, Smil. Tom. 81741 Brighton B E 1-2 f 1:084 fast 102 5 5 10 14- 1314 Perrine Chaseaway, Athens. El Dorado. 69582 Coney Island. 5-8 1:01J fast 102 10 10 11 12' 121S Jas Hen' syL' Amour, Athens, Citrona. DR. LEE. br. g, 3. by Mesmerist — Bonnie May (R. Bauer). Weight today 97. 68781 Brighton B E 1-2 1 1:061 slop 99 13 14 14 14 14 Jas Hen'svAthens. Mortil.ov. Kl Capitan. 62696 Brighton B E 1-2 « 1:681 slop M7 7 4 6 7h 11** W JtcGee Killaloe. Douiinator. Dunvallo. 88581 Coney Island 5-8 1:011 fast 105 11 11 12 13' 13'-4W Miller L'Amour, Athens. Citrona. HIRAM, ch. c, 3, by Hermence — Pianoforte (L. Waterbury). Weight today 100. 85756 Bennlngn E v I "-. fast 166 4 6 ."■ 2'' 4- Beckman Lady Karuia. Theodoeia, Blue Book. • '.its Benwlnga S-8 1 "•'.-. Cast 95 E 5 5 7?. 7*1 hfercado Berkeley. Regal Lad, Soprano. 65566 Bennings E 1-2 f l:16f mud 166 I 2 4 4' 44 R McDan'IL. HarrisonlL. Tuckernuck. S. Queen 65586 Aqueduct 5-8 142 slop MS— — — — .".'^Garner Hancock. Tr'blemaker. Work&Play. 65164 Belmont Pk 7-S 1:28 slop 94 1 1 1 1 %"■ 7« W Miller Beauclere, Dissent, Lamertine. WISE HAND. b. g, 3. by Handspring— Merrywise (J. White). Weight today 97. 65886 Aqu.-duct 8-4 1:15 Cast KM 7 11 11 Ml 12i:i 'oles Dunvallo, ludgePost, Rapuahauaock GRIFTEN, ch. c, 3. by Griffon— Be ssie (E. A. Chinn). Weight today 97. 6.V.4o Latonia 2-4 1 :16g good 1"5 12 11 lo M1 W*W Keyes Sir Vagrant. Bagapaaak, Ben True. S5866 l^atonia 3-4 1:144 fast 86 6 7—7' 8"»Bloyu Grace Kiinball. Chase. Idalia. SES87 latonia 5 1-2 f DOS fast 96 4 — — — 111T Lloyd Lexoliue, H.Rodniau, GraceKimhall PASS HIM OUT, b. c. 3. by Ornus— Mrs. Ayers (H. Meyers). Weight today 100. 66886 Aqueduct l 1 15 last MS 8 8 8 S- 7*| Ilartv Dunvallo. JudgePost, Rappabanaock 85X77 Jamaica E 1-2 f 1*7 fast M 9 11 11 B1 6»* Harty S. Preston. .\ce High, Jim Leonard. 86178 Jamaica 6 1-2 f l*6f slow MS 6 s 7 7\ 6*1 Harty Baringo, Fantastic, Bally Preston. MARK TIME. b. c. 3. by Maxio— Pas Seal. Weight today 97. First start. COAT OF ARMS, eh. g, 3, by Goldcrest— Ethel Green (W. Lakeland). Weight today 97. First start. Page 6 Believe They Can Race At Ascot. BELIEVE THEY CAN RACE AT ASCOT. '•Directors of the Los Augelei Jockey Club met this morning and completed the woik of straighten hag "I1 the afTatn St lasl season at Asest," says the Los Angeles Evening News of Wednesday last. "It was a short and uneventful session, but of sufficient importance to attract CkargB Bose from Ihiieryv ill;-. The question of building anotber track for ,ie\t season was not B^SCUSaed, and one of the directors said this morning that il was hi- opinion that racing would be conducted nc-.i Beams at the old stand. Saying that he could not believe the city council would force the jockey club members to a needless alid enormous expense incident to removal across the line into the county when the location of another track would of necessity be only a short distance from the present site. "If opposition to i track in the city limils lie comes so vigorous that the meeting will lie endangered, the directors v. ill take no chances and will build a new track, but still this contingency arises no nioveineni will be beguu for a new track. "Rumors were rite last ^veek that Mauager J. W. Brooks had filled out his four years in office and that he would not be reelected. This rumor was declared to be unfounded in fact and the director who spoke noon the subject said that stories to the effect 1 hat there is friction between Brooks and other directors in the jockey club are without foundation, that their relations are harmonious and that Brooks will continue to direct the destinies of the jockey club." Free Field A Future Feature. FREE FIELD A FUTURE FEATURE. James H. MeConuiek, the owner of Clori6er, is one of the thinking men of the turf and is cou-c. n.e.l lu the welfare of racing beyond the interest commonly held by the trainers and owners of horses. With reference to the future he said a day or two ago: "The time will come when the Jockey Club will lip forced by law and sentiment to create a great 'free field.' such as exists at Epsom Downs. The public will be allowed to come into this part of the course free of charge. There should tie a grandstand there and every accommodation lookiug toward the enjoyment of the spurt. Of course, what wagering that might occur woujd be done between the bettors and independent Wets acattered about , the lawns. Thus legal interference would be avoided." ' As a matter of fact there is a good deal more in ' McCormick's suggestion than appears at first glance. , There was a time when the field was free on big days at the tracks In the south, at Louisville in par- ' tlcjular, and racing had in those days comparatively M opponents. August Belmont had erected at Bel- , ment Park an immense open enclosure which lie i proposes making free to the public some day. Willi ;?11 connection between the bookmaker ami the rac- \ ing magnates now cut off, critics are wondering whether or not the American turf is slowly evolutitr; to the basis upon which the sport rests in England today. ONTARIO 5-1 WON Boys, the filly is in today, and in right. You can set it down for a plunge bet. Wire subscriptions. W £" S5.QO for Six WiVes. OfTpi JL JL ^J 84, 119 La Salle St, Chicago. 1 Louisville Derby a Cinch! If ever there was a sure thing nursed and i carefully prepared for a Derby, this horse is T t the surest of the sure. This Ironclad ciuch i* t will have to fall down to lose. Lester and ' his band of expert dockers have been on the . jP (y grounds at Louisville for the past six weeks ^ (. Bad scarcely has a horse made a move out .► (' of a stable that Lester's dockers have not a .► jr line on. Lester's aShee is in Louisville, ami } (£ not three thousand miles away from the % jP scene of what takes place. Qet wise. '► | BELOW IS MY LAST FALL RECORD ^ during the eighteen days of the Churchill J .. ► Downs meeting. This statement can be % ► verilied by Daily Racing I'orin and Louisville * . ► Courier -Journal : dT ► Oct. 20— AUDITOR 4-1 Won i* Oct. 19— SUZANNE 8-1 Lost Oct. 18— HARDING 7-10 Won . % Oct. 17— STILL ALARM 8 5 Won C Oct. 16— ORATORIAN 9-2 Won C Oct. 15— INVINCIBLE 60-1 Lost C Oct. 13— AUDITOR 7-5 Won C Oct. 12— LIGHT'G CONDUCTOR.. 7-2 Won Oct. 11— ELLIOTT 25-1 Won aT Oct. 10— PONTOTOO 30-1 Lost dT Oct. 9— WEXFORD 7-1 Won Oct. 8 — MISS LEEDS 7-2 Won Oct. 6— POTTER 15-1 Won i Oct. 5— MORENDO 2-1 Won » Oct. 4— BENSONHURST 6-1 Lost Oct. 3— CHARLATAN 1-2 Won % Oct. 2— MARTHA GORMAN 3-5 Won % Oct. 1— MARVEL P 2-1 Won C Terms For Our Regular Service. * 1* 92.00 a day. or $10 OO per week, or c £ $15 OO for the full month s meeting. /«* 9 Send all mail and money to Louisville 3£ 9 sal at, Kooni 11, Courier . loiirtial Building, %C | BILL LESTER 6 CO J »VSr ArVl»»VSr r AArV»rV*AAr*Br rNAAArV r I On Friday, May 3,jj Z Have a Sure Winner at Lexington, i , Z Expect odds tj-l or better. ( 2 April 19, Special, ED BALL .... 5-2, Won | | S April 26, Special, TARTAR MAID . 6-1, Won i i J Our Specials Are Specials! ; ; I |PKICE $2.0 0 | Il S Kush in your subscription. i i I MAYER & CO. i I 504, 171 Washington St., Chicago, i WOODS DAILY FORM^ LETTER Figures Combined with Information. 2 Races at JAMAICA and 2 at OAKLAND. $1 00 Daily :: $4.00 Weekly. Phone Central 5825 Room Ml 19 Dearborn Street : Chicago. IsoBdaj our letter crave: MASTER ROBERT 6-5 Won TOY BOY 40-1 Lost BE THANKFUL 2-1 Won CORRIGAN 3-5 Won f NOTICE - to all subscribers to our .*:2 Special wuich failed to win (change in trade conditions heal usi we will make good our guarantee hf Beading all Bubscrlbi i - One Month's subscription to The Turf Reporter, beginning with the next edition. No. 128, and a $5.00 subscription to our Daily One Horse Wire, beginning Monday. May Cth. npoa receipt of •" '» cents, which are will hold merely as a deposit to guarantee payment of telegraaaa and which will be returned upon request. Positively no deposit will he accepted after May 1.1th. l!H)7. and no wires will lie sent out without a deposit being on tile at thi- ofhVe. T. C. Wood & Co , R. 312, 59 Dearborn St., Chicago ESTABLISHED 1904. PINS AND NEEDLES, 51, lost was Our Dally One Horso Wire Monday. | 6 WIRES $5 | Kecord of abjve: 9 OUT OF THE O A HAVQi MONEY IN.... «3^ WHIOJ T. C. WOOD A. CO , Established 1004. 312, 59 DEARBORN STREET. CHICAGO Turf Reporter's Special Room 312, 59 Dearborn St.. Chicago. Tuesday's Special: 20-56-68-92-24-43-44-36-40 88. Record of above Specials for last ■ days 17 Won, 13 Seconds, 4 Thirds, 2 Scratched. Entry List: 600-602-606-G08-G51-660-665 667. Mailed In plain, sealed envelope. 25 eents a week. Clancy And His Advice. CLANCY AND HIS ADVICE. "Ray, Tim." cried Mike Clancy, as he climbed up the steps of the ci aiidstand at Jamaica a few minutes before the running of 1he Excelsior Handicap and got a seat BCuMe Timothy D. Sullivan, I want to advise ye's agin bettin' on DsCthCT Gardner. He ain't a ginxl horse at all. If \ 7. v*iiits to win a bet. why this boss W. EL Carey is the best in the world. I seen him vim out in Califoray this winter and be kin beat all the Doc-Iher Gardners that ever lived." • Keep yer tips to yerself," said Big Tim. "Dr. Gardner is a great racehorse and will win." "Are yez goiu' to he I •u hiin.'" queried Clancy. ' Sure.'' was the reply. "Thiii. I want to tell yez that you'll be Barry whin Carey -wins." They were crowding around the "Big Fellow" after the victory, when Sullivau caught sight of Clancy on the edge of the mob. "Come here, .Mike." said Timothy, with an M sinned scowl. "How could you tip a horse that is n.uiicd after Carey, the informer, hey." "Is he'.-" exclaimed Clancy. "Why didn't yez tell me thai whin 1 was talkin' to yea before 1 I'd a bet on the Docther sure." Then everybody roared. W. H. Carey A Bargain Yearling. W. H. CAREY A BARGAIN YEARLING. W. II. Carev. who is creating such a sensation in the east at the pceatul rlaae, i^ a $7". yearling, lie wax purchased at ■ Bale beM In Chicago two rears ago by l.ott.i Gladstone, the well known actress. She' had the youngster sent to her ranch it Perndale, Shelby county, ill., and later he «as ■hipped to California. Me did not display any wonderful form until this season. C.irinan purchased W. II. Carev from Lotta Gladstone for $5,000. He made a tine showing in his only race at Oakland. but he has ateee proved to be the racing sensation it Aqueduct and Carman would doubtless not sell the horse for three limes 8B,u86 . San Francisco Chronicle. It is a fact that W. H. Carey was sold for $75 aa a yearling, hut it docs not appear of record that he was ever owned by hflas Gladstone. \\ '. il Care] was bred by Dot W*. I* Simmons at Ash Grave Faraa, now E. K. Bradley's Idle Hour linn. near Lexington. Ky. He was brought to Chicago as a rearUug and sold by public aaetlaa at a sale held at the Stock Sards, June aid. liKM. to Robert H. Harris for $75. Mr. Harris broke, trained and raced him until he was suld privately to R. F. Canaan at Asest Park. Los Angeles. December IT. last. Admire Get Of Broomstick. ADMIRE GET OF BROOMSTICK. Lexington. Ky.. April SJ).— Hal Satnuelson says' the ioals got by Broomstick at Ot swells Stud are the lest looking youngsters in this section. I.ollie Esatoa and Senorita bolh have handsome big 'colts. While Ethel Lee has a lilly by the same sire at her side. Broomstick, although a small stallion, gets large st x-k. Harry Payne Whitney has a colt by Broomstick out of Sallie of Navarre that Is pronounced by experts the liest looking foal in Kentucky. There are twelve foals at Senorita. and several of ' them are by Garry Hermaun. Captain Harry Brown is enthusiast it- about Senorita. anil the product of t lie farm will probably race under his own colors. The many different stock farms in this section were thrown open to visiting horsemen yes-ti rday and all establishments entertained large r rowdy. The yearlings and weanlings were closely inspected by prospective buyers, who noted the best lookers, so as to hid on them when they are offered a: the- Sheepshead sales during the coming summer. Truly A Rough Race. TRULY A ROUGH RACE. Nothing more aptly illustrates the incidents of the Excelsior Handicap than the remark made to Henry McDauiel. trainer of M. H. Tichenor's Good l.uck. which was one of the want sufferers: "A man is lucky to get his horse back in a race like that." Will Adopt The English System. WILL ADOPT THE ENGLISH SYSTEM. P.etting on the Canadian tracks in future will he conducted in accordance with the English system, and at Toronto and Montreal will be under the ni.in-ageaaeal of John g. Oarauagh, the well known riug-ni.i-ter at the New York tracks. Carauagh will Inaugurate his "bureau of adrauee information" at the Toronto track, and will probably have the same arrangement in vogue at Montreal. The English svstem is a matter of individual wagers, based on the popular «ud successful plan ill vogue on the New York and Washington tracks. In Canada the layers will use slates, note books and tickets, hut they cannot letnaiu in a tixed position. This will be entirely in compliance with the Canadian law as recently construed by the Supreme Court at Ottawa. Lanterman Arranging Settlement LANTERMAN ARRANGING SETTLEMENT New York. April 28. — Frank Lanterman, the western bookmaker. Who left Saratoga two years ago leaving unpaid markers to the alleged amount of STrj.tKS is here and arranging a settlement of his obligations. He says he will not be able to settle in full, but will pay each one of his creditors in part ami grre notes for the remainder. GENTLEMEN may receive our FORM horse selections early every morning lor one week by pending us 60 cents to guarantee acceptance of wires, if result satisfactory in every re-siwot. remit ua proceeds of $1.00 on each winner, and we will continue wires. If otherwise, remit nothing, and we discontinue. Five-dollar wagers will net about $100 profit per month. The Drown '«» . Opellka. Ala. National Racing Review No. 50 Boost ST 71 Dearborn Street OHIOASO, ILL Yesterday's Special. JACftUIN. 7-5, Won. 1 horse wire. MASTER ROBERTS, 6-5, Won. 15.40 per week.

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