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Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, May 7, 1907

Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, May 7, 1907 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1907 drf1907050701 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, May 7, 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 Page [1] Pink Star Wins The Derby.: Arcite Is Withdrawn Because Of The Heavy Track.; Redgauntlet, the Favorite, Finishes Unplaced--Twenty Thousand People See the Race--Governor Beckham Attends. J. L. Dempsey. PINK STAR WINS THE DERBY. ' * ARCITE IS WITHDRAWN BECAUSE OF THE HEAVY TRACK. I a Redgauntlet, the Favorite, Finishes Unplaced ^ — Twenty Thousand People See the Race 1 I — Governor Beckham Attends. ! I Louisville, Kv.. May 0.— The name of J. H. Woodford's Pink Star, son of L'ink Coat, winner of » Ho- American l»erbv in 1S9S. anil Mary MmOay. ,, a daughter of Pat Malloy. a sturdy horse la Ins j day and time, was enrolled ou the bag list ot j Kentucky Derby winners this afternoon. It was the tbirtv-tliird running of this Kentucky classic j and the race was one of the most truly run since PrlCC MeOrath's Avistides captured the prize in the inaugural contest in 1S75. Trailing his oppou- , ents far hack in the early stages. I'ink Star seemed , a forlorn hope, hut gradually lie began gaining on j the others and his final rush was so rapid thai the , vast concotiise of spectators were thrilled with ad- . miration. ; ' Minder rode him a sensible race, avoiding the fart early pace set by the leaders, headed by Zal, ami | alter entering the stretch, made play for supremacy , when the others were showing distress signals, lie ] wore them down and won by a comfortable margin tram Zal. Ovelando. which had been a sharp factor j in the early part of the race, retained third place , simplv because those in back of him were aaeqaal to the task of giving him any sort of an argument tor the small portion of the money after the field had traveled one mile. In the speculation Pink Star was neglected. He was the extreme outsider at IT. to 1 and lew in the big crowd conceded hint a chance. Redgaunr-let was the most fancied after the withdrawal of Arcite. Boxara and Holdfast, the latter, through some Clerical mistake, having been omitted from the entries sent out. G. J. Long and his trainer. I'. Covne. held out ho| e until the eleventh hour ihat tiie track would he in fairly good condition to start Arcite. but the mugsry atmosphere was not conducive to improving the oval and it was with keen regret that, they announced his withdrawal. He will be saved to run in the Brooklyn Handicap and his stable mate. Sir Huou, will start in the StiI. urban. It was a foregone conclusion that Redgauntlet wo. iid be t;,; iw.tjng ..o;. f. . foe race aftei ■).. h.aw rain of last night. Probably the most disap-pMrtfed man on the grounds after the race was T. P. Hayes. Redgauntlet showed to poor advantage in the going, but the owner insisted that Austin was mostly at fault in having disobeyed riding instructions. He was told to take a good hold of Redgauntlet and reserve him in the early stages. but the colt acted sluggish and Austin began urging liim hard before a half mile had been traversed and tired hitn considerably in an efrort to maintain pace with the leaders in the early stages. Had Austin restrained him alongside of Pink Star and made his run at the same time. Hayes believes that he would have taken down the major portion of the stake. W. H. Ptoll, who trains Pink Star, was jubilant. He had never weakened on the son of I'ink Coat, and added that nothing hut bad racing luck encompassed his defeat in the two Perbys at New Orleans. Darkened skies and the air surcharged with ' , dampness, as the result of many hours rain, did not lessen the ardor of the Kentuekians. It is esti mated that 20.000 were present. Many came from I Chicago, Nashville. St. I.ouis. I^xington. Memphis. Cincinnati and even New York sent a delegation. The social set was out in force. Congressman and I Mrs. Nicholas Longworth were the guests of honor. Nearly every Kentucky state orlici.ij was present and I nearly all of Kentucky's congressional representatives came. Governor Reckhain greatly enjoyed the , sport. It is doubtful if the twenty-nine layers profited I by the victory of Mike Sutton, as he was pounded steadily from an opening price of 20 to 1 to half r this figure. Rebel (Jueen. Ralbert. Colonel P»rady and i Tinker, each enjoying favoritism, were successful in their respect ive races. The last named, however, scored a lucky victory. Better bandied. Ganze would j have won. Spider Web, which began ailing last I Saturday, died this morning. Auditor is reported 1 very sick at Douglas I'ark. Fred Cook has arranged for Joe McLennan to come » liere and take the markings of the horses he intends to ship to Canada. T'ley will lie shipped some , time next week. With the consignment will go , Lawrence P. Paly, carded to start for the first t time tomorrow. It. Tucker announces that he will sell off all the horses he brought here from New York except four. An offer of $::.000 is said to have been turned down for Tim Kelly before his shipment from Nashville: he ran pearly in the fifth race. A very good program is announced for tomorrow and with such fast ones as Ditlcie, Wild violet, Sanderson: Lawrence P. Paly. R. C. Rami. Hollow: Anrship. Agnes Virginia. Excitement: Rrancas. Tom Dolan. The Minks; Lights Out. Webertiehls. New Amsterdam: Lady Ellison. Fonsoluca and Adesso among the entries, some exciting finishes are piobably in store for local patrons of the sport. J. L. Dempsey. Aletheuo A Stake Winner.: Will Have To Improve, However, To Take The Withers.; Good Luck Wins for Tichenor--Burlew Refuses $25,000 for Chepultepec--Roseben's Good Trial--Heavy Rain at Jamaica. ALETHEUO i A STAKE WINNER. WILL HAVE TO IMPROVE, HOWEVER, TO TAKE THE WITHERS. . ' Good Luck Wins for Tichenor — Burlew Refuses $25,000 for Chepultepec — Roseben'a * Good Trial — Heavy Rain at Jamaica. New York, May C. — Racing at Jamaica this afternoon i began under cloudy skies and over a track i made just a bit slow by the showers of the morning, I bul after four of the seven races had lieen run there i was a heavy downpour, which made the track quite muddy | and evidently upset form a bit, as two of i the liesl backed favorites of the day were beateu i in tlie sixth and seventh races. Previous to this i four favorites had won. While Senator Beckham, winner of the first, probably carried the most public i money, the stable commission made Tilekilus the ; actual favorite. Aletheuo. a candidate for the Withers Stakes, to | be run a week from next. Saturday at Belmont Park. won the Williamsburgli Handicap, tlie day's feature. Aletheuo only got out of the maiden class Saturday and. a II hough the favorite for his race today, he will have to improve over his showing if he Is to lie a factor in the Withers, providing the field is anything like high class. Oraculum could not give weight to the others. He could never get to the front and quit in the stretch. The colors of M. H. Tichenor, the Chicago turfman, were victorious for the first time this season when Good Luck won the handicap at one mile and a sixteenth. The race was scratched to three starters, and Goad Luck, a well backed choice, had his work cut out to catch Tommy Waddell, though he won easily finally. Whimsical rau well for a half, then tired, and will hardly be a starter in the Metropolitan Handicap Thursday. Roseben nad a trial for the Metropolitan at Gravesend this morales;. going a mile easily iu 1:40?. The work was all the more impressive as the son of Ben Strome travelled twenty feet out from the rail all the way to keep clear of the strip of new soil along the inside of tlie course. He is a sure starter, barring accident, and is certain to have a strong following. ' Sewell worked a mile at Belmont Park in l:41j. He was not doiug his liest and went quite wide la the stretch. His swerving was probably due to the I I fait that he did not wear blinkers. He is :i | "blinker borse" both \:. races- and at STOCK. "^ '"" It was during the Jamaica meeting last year that De Mund worked the fast half mile which enabled Newton Bennington to sell him for $45,000. His half-brother, Chepultepec, by Golden Garter, is following in his footsteps so far as fast trials are concerned and. notwithstanding that De Mund has been something of a failure, a good offer was made for him today. At Gravesend he stepped three furlongs in 34L The first furlong was in Hi, the quarter in 22£, and he was only cantering for the third furlong. Matt Allen, who saw the work, said to Pied Burlew : "You can send that fellow over to my stable without examination of any sort and I'll give j on my check for $25,000." Burlew would not entertain the offer, aud Mr. Allen remarked as be rode away. "Well. I may do better later." Chepultepec is said to be a much more rugged horse than Pe Mund and Burlew says he is the fastest horse he has ever trained. He may start in the Juvenile Saturday, but Burlew will not hurry him, as he is iu every two-year old race of importance. Waller Miller returned to the saddle and rode one winner — Robin Hood, which jumped from the plater to the overnight handicap class without any deterioration in form. Radtke was at the track also, but did not ride. Billy Garth said today that De Mund would not start in the Metroiiolitau, hut would be saved for the Toboggan. Nine carloads of horses arrived today from Pimlico, among them being Jubilee and Billie Ilibbs, the best juvenile developments of the Benning aud Piin-llco meetings. Tlie Kings County Handicap is the principal feature of tomorrow's card and should be Biarl»ed by a good race. The other races are promising and with such speedy horses as Thomas Calhoun. Beunie " Williams. Hands Around: Lord Badge, Wes, Reld-nioore: Bat Masterson. Eddie Ware. Belcast; Buttling. Philander. W. H. Carey; Royal Onyx, Ace High, Glenham; Divorcee. Tea Leaf and Glorious Betsy figuring in the entries to the various races the sport should prove of au attractive character. Mulligan Now Owns Inquisitor.: Montreal Shipping Arrangements--Hildreth's Opinion of Firestone--Gossip. I MULLIGAN NOW OWNS INQUISITOR. I Montreal Shipping Arrangements — Hildreth's Opinion of Firestone — Gossip. . , New York, May 0. — Larry Mulligan and Archie Ziniincr are now tlie owners of Inquisitor. They j bought the son of Inspector B. from the Newcastle , . Stable Saturday, paying $3,500 for him. Unless he be cosies S chronic bleeder, thev have a pretty serviceable horse in Inquisitor. He bled a bit after his last race at Jamaica, but the veterinarians who examined him reported that it was not from tlie lungs and that it was uot apt to lieoome a malady with him. The Newcastle Stable has decided to send a string to the second circuit in charge of Maurice Welsh, brother of Tom Welsh, the trainer and new partner in the establishment. Oaklawn. the colt for which August Belmont paid Will Shields 130,060, was one of the performers over bardies at the Meadow Brook Steeplechase Associa- lion's meeting at Westbury Saturday and managed to finish third to Doable o. and Baddy, but not until Bayonet went down at tlie last hurdle. The American Hxpress Company, whose shipping agents have studied ap the matter, guarantee that they can traaafer horses from any track on Long Island to Ihe stables at the Montreal course in twelve boars. Tlie rate is $190 a car by express from Grand Central Station, or $190 a car from any of tlie Long Island tracks, the frugal Long Island Railroad Charging $4 » a car for the short haul to Manhattan. With Ibis arrangement a man can ship a horse to Mon. real ior one of the stakes, spend a day there and return the following night, thus missing only one day from the local track. The getting of racehorses across the line will he attended to by the Montreal Jockey Club, so that there will lie no trouble from customs officers. If an owner wishes to ■hip his horses from here to Montreal, and thence to Buffalo, he can take them Into Canada and out ■gala In bond. It Is only a run of seven hours and a half from Montreal to Toronto and three hours and a half from there to Buffalo over one of the best double ttack railroads In Canada. Sam Hildreth brought nine horses with him when he came in from California last week. They arc Tony Faust. King Cole. Guiding Star. Rapid Water and live two year olds. It is Hildreth's intention to give these harsea SaCSI a rest as will freshen them up for the metropolitan campaign. Horse men here are much interested in Firestone and Walter Miller. Ihe two year olds Hildreth sold to President Tom Williams of the New California Jockev Club for $10,006 and $s.(KH . respectively. "They are bath good colts.'' said Hildreth to a group In the paddock at Jamaica, "and I have no doubt that Ihey will hold their own In competition with tlie best In this neck of the woods when Doctor Rowell comes this way for the summer and fall meetings. In all of his races Firestone has been (uailsf ai .,; ■ sod in impi 'esses uie as being a colt that will go on. Walter Miller's last race was in the nature of cnlirniation of his supposed quality and, in my estimation, he is a far better horse than he has evidenced in public." Harry Kuhl is here for a bit of relaxation after his busy winter as secretary at City Park, and he has been a daily visitor al Jamaica. Jockey William Hoar, who is riding in Russia. announces in a letter to a friend in this city that be was married a few weeks ago to an American ' yoang woman who has been playing with a theatrical company in that country. According to Hoar's letter, all Russia is racing mad and the sport is in a wonderfully prospeioiis condition since the close of the war with Japan. Hoar declares he is making four times the money he would receive for his time and service in this country. The Bcooklya Jockey Club has decided to add a private hospital to the equipment of its Qraveeead racing plant and the building. which is to be located at (lie corner id' King's Highway and Gravesend Avenue. ,\ ill be roadx before the fall meeting open-. It is not that the club is anticipating numerous , accidents or a plague of any sort, but such an institution appear* to be a necessity tor the reason that Ihe nearest hospital is more than two miles away. r Jockey Sam Seder, who was suspended at City Park, has made application to the American Turf • Association for reinstatement. The directors of that organization will meet at Louisville Tuesday ' and in the event of favorable action Seder will ap . ply for a license to ride here. Fred Burlew, it is understood, has offered him an engagement. Lacing folks hereabouts ate suspecting that Hart- I ford Boy *Is another Amlierjack. During those ' frosty days in late February and early March. "Father Bill" Daly was honing this young son of Royal Stag over the boulevards and through the I slush in preparation for Benning. where it was promised that he would land a prize the first time " out. lie has started four times and he is still = bracket less. The latest excuse for him is that he '" lias a son- mouth. II A winter at Billy Garth's farm in Virginia has 1 Watted wonders with Qood and Plenty. Those who ■ saw the winner of two Whitney Memorials pull up lame after his success at Belmont I'ark last spring probably never expected to see this splendid steeplechaser race again, but that notion must have been knocked aallywest from such as saw the Hitchcock champion go' his one turn of the field when the _ Belmont Park cour»e was thrown opeu for jumping trials last week. Good and Plenty acquitted himself so brilliantly that it is the prediction of good judges who saw him that he will race better than a ever this year. Other impressive trials noted recently are those of T. S. Martin. Sanctus, St. Kevin. ': Grandpa. Altar. Hylas. Garrett. California King. Dr. Keith. Fallahecn. Kassi' and Agent. The last l[. named, is is generally predicted, will be one of the brilliant cross country performers of this year. •e . i . ' * i i I i | i i i i ; | I | I Accountant Is In Fine Fettle.: Will Surely Hold His Own in the Handicap Division--Good Ones Getting Ready. ' * I a ^ 1 I ! I » ,, j j j , , j , . ; ' | , ] j , ' , I I I , I r i j I 1 » , , t ACCOUNTANT IS IN FINE FETTLE. Will Surely Hold His Own in the Handicap Division — Good Ones Getting Ready. New York May d.— Trainer Matt Allen, while not exactly taciturn, is not given to lre.pient speech about his' horses, so his -that's good" alter Ac- countant's gallop of I mile and an eighth la 1:58 morning or two ago at Qraveeead conve.ve.1 I world of meaning to those in so resolute and coir Vlnrlng a manner that it is certain that he will hold his own in the handicap divlsioa this season Fountainblue. too. is doing some line work these dais It is evident that Allen la pointing him for an early engagement at Belmont Park and it is predicted by the work watcher* that he will be knocking at the money the first time out. Running Water is lieing given a slow and careful preparation and will probably not slart within a fortnight. The OW campaigner. Ostrich, is about ready far a race. Red Friar will race well shortly. Kiaiiieslia is getting her work slowly at Sbeepshead Bay, but will give a good ;w nl of lierscll when she •' *•• to the races. Hon Enrique will soon be ready So will Charles Hwoad. Motor is due for i rood race so is George s. Davie on a last track. Lady Aune. iii Tom McDowell'* stable, is ready to win Saturdavs track did not suit her. lokaloti will go in the Metropolitan. Saturdays race will improve her. She won. but wasn't at her best on speed though overweighted. .Limaica bettor* shied •it her because of the mud. The New York experts •ire still wonderfully dull on western performance*. Don IMuo is still Don Dorao. Age has whitened his coal and his courage a bit. He is not a good tool because when iust right and "m ' right be Hisses it up if the pace doesn't conic to his liking. The general opinion, not to take the papers for it is that Boaeben and not Dr. Gardner will go for the Metropolitan Thursday. Davy Johnson * notion has prevailed and this time trainer Weir supports it. though if anything out of the way bappeaa Dr. Gardner will replace Koneben. Vlieptiltepec the t wo year -old half brother to He Mund for which Kred Hiirlew paid St,950 at the R-tnclio del Paso sale last June, .has been working in a most satisfactory manner at Gravesend and is unquestionably a good colt. Be Will probably make and will be leads his tirsi start at Belmont Park when called upon. He is a well formed coll. a solid bay In color and has no marks. Six o'clock, the brother to Pick Welles and rt Wells which Hurlew is handling for August Bel moot 'worked the same distance In the same time a few minutes later, but not nearly so Impressively. This vouiigster has not shown enough as yet to cause "horsemen and work watchers to regard him as more than a fair two-year-old. . _„ ... Wave Crest's last race did not hurt him at all and he should show Improvement when next asked b.v trainer Welsh to try conclusions under ihe silks ot the Newcastle Stalde. \t Sbeepshead Pay. Peter Whinner has a youngster in Apostrophe that is likely to prove above 1 'if lie will race up to his work, James Blute will shortly lie taking down a purse with Honest Griff. His half mile in 49 at the Ray caused horsemen to look him over critically. . . . Robert Cooper, in the Forsythe string at Belmont Park is a youngster that tills the eye. He is raited like a" good racehorse and will surely give ^ goad account of himself Within the next ten days. For del lo and McGregor, "i this same barn, are leRar'nev Schreilier's E. M. Fry is attracting much attention at Belmont l'ark. He is a good looking horse with a tine turn of speed. J H MeOormieh has his good handicap horse. Gloriiier. in form for another winning race. Hieing is another of his charges in trim to race in an company it" not overweighted. James Blute is well satisfied with his ltlly Sweet taire and savs her recent work warrant* Ihe Ic lief that she will be able to take care ot heis.-lt in any company s|u is apt to meet. Trainer Frank Weir sent Haiidzarra out lor .in easv six fariOBga workout in 1 :20 in the sottesl kind of going and as the mare was never partial to that kind of track, the trial was impressive. This trainer has two promising youngsters in (Magna and Aimee C. which he expects to send to the races soon. Buttling. Frank 4 2 ill and Masaniello are about ready to leave the hands of trainer Smith for the races Buttling went a mile over the muddy track at l, ra\eseiid yesterday in 1 :4t i and this good sou of Star Ruliv is not to be overlooked from now ou. Frank (Jill has been doiug all that was asked ot him and is fit and ready. Masaniello will do when placed right Trainer Huggins has some promising racing material in his Gold Quest, Irvine. Mintbear, Ring Leader and Sudden Start, which are getting their finishing torn lies at Sbeepshead Bay. Tom W elsh is pointing J. C. Core for the Metropolitan Handi cap and his preparation has been altogether satis- factory. I I , j , . ' , r • ' . I ' " = '" II 1 ■ More Talk Of Merger Movement.: Rhinock Thinks It Certain--Cella Arrives at Louisville--Heaslip Is Awaited. MORE TALK OF MERGER MOVEMENT. Rhinock Thinks It Certain — Cella Arrives at Louisville — Heaslip Is Awaited. Louisville. Ky.. May ft. — President Matt .7. Winn of the American Turf Association says only routine matters will be transacted at the meeting of the directors tomorrow. .1. L. Rhinock is authority for the statement that a movement is on foot for the consolidation of both western governing bodies. The formation of the new Iiody. he says, may not lie perfected until Wednesday and aeatu maybe not until after the close of this meeting. There are some minor details to be discussed and agreed on before the final merging comes to pass. The principal hitch, it is said, is over New Orleans, and H. F. Heaslip's arrival here is awaited. He is ex ppcted tomorrow. Messrs. Rhinock. Meyers and Winn will hold a conference tonight relative to the matter and merging plans will then be submitted to I»uis Cella. The latter arrived here from St. ixiuls this morning and will retuain for several days. May Use Paris Mutuels. MAY USE PARIS MUTUELS. Cincinnati. O.. May 0. — Stored away In the attic of the clubhouse at Latonia are a numlier of Paris mutiiel machines. They have been there for a numlier of years. They were nsed for a time at the Latonia track, hut were discarded aliout the beginning of the Applegate regime in the early nineties. It has not been decided that they will again be introduced, but some of the officials of the Latonia Jm key CJnb ate of the opinion that It would be advisable to put tliem into operation at the coming sprint; meeting. \ Suits Against Poolroom Keepers. SUITS AGAINST POOLROOM KEEPERS. Cincinnati. ., May ( .- A nasty mess has been stirred up over the operation of | oolroonis in Newport and West Covington. The trouble tiegan several months ago when W. T. Shannon erected building in the suburbs of Newport with the intention of running in opposition to llulier's Garden, olierated bv George BhrUch. When Shannon got his building ap he found that he could uot get Mt vice from the interstate News Company. An esTerl to conduct the room with a private message service likewise failed. An attempt to take the inforiua tiou from the boards of the other room was folio wed by several cracked skulls and police court trials. Shannon closed the room and shortly afterward action was begun In the courts of this state against tije Interstate News Company. Ihe result ot this was an order from Attorney General BUM prohibit lag the dissemination of betting information to poolrooms in Ohio. Next. Flirlich was fined $5,000 by a jnrv in the Circuit Court. A motion was made for a new trial and the preachers and other reformers got busv with the result that George Huber was indicted for permitting his property to be used as a poolrooin. A jury found him guilty and fixed his line at $10,000. Tlie motion for a new trial in this case precipitated an unusual court, scene, when Judge Berry declared the methods of the reformers cowardly and Rev. Nelson arose with the statement that he was responsible and was in court to answer for his actions. The attorneys lor the poolroom* wauled the minister tiued for contempt of court. The judge elected to consider the retort other than contempt. This incident had a tendency to intlame others, who had up to then continued passive, against tlie rooms. Among the supposed seekers after evidence was A. K. Frick. There is a difference of opinion as to what happened to Frick, but he must feel that It was more than a plentv. since he has filed suit for $10,000 damages against J. B. Respess. who is named as the proprietor of the poolroom in West Covington and a similar Suit has been instituted against Khrlieb. _ a ': l[. •e Clay Ships To New York. CLAY SHIPS TO NEW YORK. Lexington. Ky., May 6. — Woodford Clay's stable of thoroughbreds was shipped to Sbeepshead Bay this morning. The string is composed of the three-year-old Kentucky Bean and seven two year olds. Including Nimbus and Hard Shot, winners here last week. French Brooks. Clay's colored trainer, ' was iu charge of the horses. Twenty Leading Jockeys. TWENTY LEADING JOCKEYS. Jockey Walter Miller did not ride a winner last week. He was put out of commission for the hist four days of tlie week when Fpoclia fell with him Tuesday. Be returned to the saddle yesterday in good form, however. J. Lee. at Lexington, scored the honors for the week by piloting eight winners. Sandy, at Oakland, was next with six. Mountain and Garaee, at Jamaica, each rode five, and Lloyd, at Pimlico. got home with tlie same number. The standing of tlie twenty leaders from January 1 to May 4. inclusive. Is as follows: Joekevs. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C.L.W. W. Miller 2t7 M\ ■ XI B ." .:«! 0 M. Preston 416 81 7t* oS 1!M5 .20 2 C Koerner :!07 (17 M 40 Lit! .22 0 R. McDaniel .':.'! » t 7 M 58 lr.s .20 o Oarner LT.7 03 47 10 12.") .24 5 .1. Lee 10$ «.'. 40 41 lo0 .21 8 Nicol 205 01 :Mt 22 n ..10 .1 Mountain 2.V. BO 41 BB 12:5 .22 5 Uoyd 401 SS t 4 52 230 .14 I Bandy S31 51 44 :c I«4 .15 6 W. Fischer .....42.'! 49 42 fi:S 279 .12 2 A. Rrown XM 4.'! 40 45 19:$ .1.5 1 L. Williams 205 41 S8 28 98 .20 6 C. H. Shilling... 102 88 28 25 71 .23 2 W. Knapp 188 38 25 20 99 .21 O C. Ross 221 38 25 31 127 .17 4 Fnglander 232 37 30 21 138 .16 0 I). Austin 200 37 44 42 139 .14 4 .lames Hennessv.285 37 44 28 17G .13 1 J. Harris (dead) 1 172 30 28 20 88 .21 0 Rudolph In Trouble Again. RUDOLPH IN TROUBLE AGAIN. W. H. Rudolph, who was ruled off at City Park winter before last, is in more trouble. He was arrested at Detroit at the instigation of A. W. Frede. who claims that lie gave Rudolph $4,500 with which to purchase horses; that Rudolph never purchased the horses and that he failed to return the money. Trajan Is Killed At Oakland.: Jockeys McLaughlin and Gilbert Are Injured--Edwin T. Fryer Surprises the Natives. H. Forsland. TRAJAN IS KILLED AT OAKLAND. Jockeys McLauihlin and Gilbert Are Injured — Edwin T. Fryer Surprises the Natives. Oakland, CaL, May 0.— The strike of the street railway employes iu San Francisco did not appear to affect the attendance at the local course. G(,od weather and fast track conditions prevailed. The card, which was arranged for inferidr class horses, produced excellent sport. The racing tiegan auspiciously for form players with the winning of three successive favorites— Herives, Dick Wilson and Silver Stocking. A big plunge developed on the first and last named. Edwin T. Fryer was selected as the medium of a killing in the fourtu and he made good iu convincing manner. Notwithstanding that Edwin T. Fryer had a narrow escape from going down iu the mix-up on the first turn, where Trajan was killed and jockeys McLaughlin and Giitiert were badly bruised, the Bed-well three-year old was aide to finally overhaul the leaders and pass them as if they were anvhoreu in the stretch. His victory was achieved in remarkably fast time. Harry Stover has applied to the Pacific Jockey Club for dates, for his proposed Butte meeting. The Petalnma horseman leaves tonight for Montana. Gil Curry will race a few horses at the coming Denver meeting; so will G. H. Keene, of Keene Brothers. Two poolrooms will open at Sau-salito next Monday. Eastern races will be handled only. Barney Scbrelber has re-engaged his former trainer. Dave Henry, who will leave immediately to take charge of the Louisville string. W. Walker will ship to Toronto tonight. Outside of the fourth aud sixth races tomorrow's program does not promise much, but the horses in the different races group well together and with such as Sir Wesley, Irish Mike, Jeremiah; Dora I., Darthula. Dr. Rowell; Santa Ray, Little Mirthful. Yellowstone: Cloudllght. Sugariuaid, En-tre Nous- Lem Reed. Prince Magnet, Hedgethorn; Ethel Day, Bob Ragon and Sycamore among the entries, the sport may turn out to be highly interesting. H. Forslaml. Princess Sue A Good Prospect. PRINCESS SUE A GOOD PROSPECT. New York, May C . — Captain Jim Williams has gone to Louisville for the meeting. He will only race Phil Finch there. The old horse, he says. Is in excellent condition. Ills son, W. S. Williams, has a good two-year-old filly by Bendoran he calls Princess Sue. but Princess Sue will not race until fall. After showing her youthful trainer a quarter In 221 about three weeks back IMneess Sue trained off a bit and the veteran horseman advised the young man to put her aside for a spell. 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Subscriptions must be paid In advance. To be considered and answered, all queries to Daily Racing Form must be sent over the lull name and with address of writer. The names and addresses are subject to a local and foreign directory test. ST. LOIIS. MO., OFFICE, 19 NORTII BROADWAY. M. T. Murphy, General Agent. (Local and Long Distance Olive 1188.) Back numbers and monthlies supplied. cmc \ .i . ILLINOIS, M \ . 7 1907. Louisville Entries. LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weathee clear- track slow. Kacing starts al 2::«t p. m. XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race— 3-4 Mile. 0 J car olds. Fillies. Maidens. Special Weights. tod. Horses. a. Wt. Hdep. 04:t.".:iJ . ..Algelone ' 1 lit 72.". 65474... . Mary Orr HO. . . .72(1 03229. . ..Calits llo 703 i.,sp.j ..in,, An,,a 110. . X 708 08377s... Wild Violet 110 700 iiM,2 ..Sister Polly no coo 88140. . . . Lady Cecttta 110 675 67924 . Mary Buchanan 118 c.ii." ii.".22n .... Sanderson 1 10 60S 07760. . . .Diileie no 650 6701 I \li.e King no 825 62289. . . . Minnequa 1 10 688 Second Race — 1-2 Mile. 2 year oh!-. Aliow an.es. (08328) . . Honest los 72.. lis.i.i;-' . . . Ii. c. Kami 108 720 08432 . . Hollow 111..- . 7Uo (08399) . . .colonel Brady 185.. X.. 705 08191 ...DouaH 10.. 7iMt i.s. I ... I.ncle Tim !»!t 71 0 08531 .... Bucket Brigade 188. . X . .886 08008 I.eona I'.eresford M . 685 6S191 .Ben Sand 102. . X . .lilHt 082»l....Lady Flora . . .*. M it-V 87568. . . .Dunregan 102 635 ll.ilket. br. c, by Heno la na II 102 Law reie e P. llale.N . b!k. c, by Llaaak — Eva Diosmore ....102 Bill Herron. br. C, by Luskin II. Ganges II. 102 Flora Kay. b. f. by Lamplighter Janet Cray 99 Little Jennie, b. f. by Ken BoUaday impulse 99 Third Race — 3-4 Mile. 4 year olds and upward. Silling. ii7'.H7 lack Lory 5.. 109. .A.. 725 08177. ...Lady Carol 4 . . 107. . © . .72o 68178 . .Airship 5. .113. . X . .710 68197... .Excitement 4. .112. .©.. 70S 081 78s... Basil ."...loo. ■ . .70.". 68011. ...Wood Claim 5. .182. . X . .705 67745 ...Potter 6. .112. .€ . .700 08355s .. .Optional S..107.. . .683 i;7:i7n ..Redwood li 4.. 112. .x.-flBO 033121... Agnes Virginia 3. .109. .©. .880 0S355 ... i imah J. 5. .100. . X . . 680 67854 Albert Fir 5. .112. . X . .075 68012s... Prince ot Pleas 4. .HO. . X 1 .675 iisp.17. . . .Lid wins .".. .107. . X . in.". 05030 The Pet 5. .MIT. . X . .668 65800. . . . Investor 5. .109. . X .658 Fourth Race — 1 Mile. 3-year-ohJs and upward. Handicap. (08080) . . .PASADENA 5..M8. .X. .750 (68156) . . .Envoy ... .182. . / . .743 67552s. ..Tom Dolan 3. .160. . X . .748 64800 The Minks 4. .HO. .fl). .733 03793. . . . Brancas ii. .int. .©. .735 00359s... Charlatan 4..103..X. 738 678213...Wing Ting 3. .108. .X.. 738 Fifth Race — Short Course. Steeplechase. .'! year-olds and upward Handicap. 681922.. Saul 6.. 134 . , 7ih» 00528 ...Dawson 8. .139..©. 895 68230:... Lights Out 6 inc. ..090 68104 Killdoo 8. . 141.. X.. 683 6S230 . . . W'ebeiiields 5. .143.. . .675 i;sl!i2 ...Naran 5. .138.. . .865 (68021)... Peter Becker 4. .141. . . .650 63080 N, w Amsterdam 8. .139.. ..650 08078 .Snowdrift 7.. 112.. ..625 Sixth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. .1 olds and up.vard. Selling. 68800 Donna 4. .106. .X. .725 08600s. ..Gauae 4.. 105. .©..715 08597* .. .A, less,, 4 . . llo. . X . .710 68193 . Cold.ss :;.. 63.. X.. 716 67978*... Bottles :;. .104. . x . 7or, c.s."..:l . . . .Konsoluca ,s. .100. .0. .700 08480 Quagga ::.. B. .X..680 08234 Lady Lllison ^.. 5. .111.. ©..885 08554*.. King Leopold 3. .164. . X. .676 07805 Itroinio 5. .112.. X. .668 68454. ...Bed ogden :;..8i 023 New York Entries. NEW YORK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track heavy. Racing starts at 2:::0 p. m. (Chicago time 1:30.) ■ Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 5-8 Mile. 2 year olds. Belling. Iml. Horses. A. Wt. Hdep. 08563... Hands Around 103 723 08010s... Ulaucue 101 72ii 08504s . . .Thomas Calhoun lot 715 08462s.. Bennie Williams Iihi. . ■ . .71.". 68564 .Astoria Belle 68.. ..7M 08376 Shirley B 101 710 08505 Marlon Moore tit.. ..7io 68513 Friroler nil 785 68341 \. reedor 102 7lt0 Inauguration, eh. f. by Peep o'Hay — Agnodiee 99 •Formerly Gossoon Second Race^ — 1 1-16 Miles. 1 M'itr-olils and upward. Selling. 67578* . . . Wes 4 . . lo.". . . . 7-.n 08104. ...John Smulski 5. .10*. . ..74o (08100) . . . Reidmoore /. 4.. 186.. X-. .7:;.". o.".4r.i;. . . .Contend 9. .lm; 7.;r. 08413 ...St \alcntiue 6. .114. . X.. 736 08489= .M.iMiar .".. .1119 7o.". 0S314 ...Shenandoah 5. .181.. X.. 735 08400 Usora 4. .101 .. X. .730 05751 -'...Palette 0. . 68.. X.. 730 64918 Colonel While ... . 109. . x . .738 68489* ... Robador ."...lott.. . . .72.". 62101 De Leszke 8. .168.. ©..735 68517. .. . Water bearer 4. .MB 72o 68514 Lord Badge s. . 100. .© . .720 07954 D'Arkle 5. .161.. X ..720 08540 Sailor Roy 3. .104. . X . .710 Third Race— 3-4 Mile. 3 year olds. Handicap. 04800 Bal Sdaatersoa 113 7." i 08303 Zethus 107. . X . -71". 08391 . . .Oracuium 130.. X. .T\rt r 3526s Vcrobat 10s . ..736 05261 ...Eddie Waie 117. .X.. 735 65704*. . .Belfast 113 738 cs I'll .... I mbrella 92. . x . . 72.". 68324 Tim O'Toole 112 720 Fourth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. Kings County Handicap. .*1..".imi added. :: J ear olds and upward. (i;.s|::iu... BUTTLING 5.. 114.. 7.",ii 6S3001 . . . Philander 3. .108.. ..7ln 68370 W. II. Carey 4.122. ..735 68463. . . .Orbicular 4. .180. .X. .735 68340s . . .Cresslna 4.. 165.. - . 7:at OS.",! I Rye 4 . . lit:; . . • . . 720 Fifth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. :: \ ear olds. Selling. 68363s . . Loyal Onyx lit:;. . X . .723 b.".."2(; . . .Acrobat llo. . x , .720 (68538). . .Ace High Ill 713 65506. . . l"lo\va\vay 102. . X . .713 65520. . . (ilenham 111 713 08403 ...Anna May 181. .X.. 716 08340s. Cobleskill 168 710 d'.s::v:i . . .Fusihide 166 7 t3 67728*. . .Reside 107. . X . .705 68323 iaeiuta 86 786 08324. . . .Tim O'Toole Ill 7imi 64764 \lila 185 766 Furore, br. f. by Knight of the Thistle -Frenzy lol Until Howard, eii. f. by Pes- sara — Nellie Mack 68 Sixth Race— 5-8 Mile. 2 year olds. Mainens. FITBea. Special Weights. 68365. . .Tea Leaf KM!. . X . .723 osi7l ;'. . .ciorinus Betsy 166. .X. .720 Spring Heel. b. f. by Hand spring -Femesole 100 8S3395 . .Divorcee loo 713 (SS257 . . . Retrospect 168 7lu 68417. ...Minnie U 100 705 Lus. inio. b. f. by Buskin II. Sister Molly 100 Lot lie S.. br. f. by P.el lte- inonio — Fair Km press lfl|t', VllhalU, b. f. bv Peasara— Wallhalla 186 Eruption, eh. f. by His High n ss — Lava I t0 Oakland Form Chart. OAKLAND FORM CHART. lO.VKLAND.) OAKLAND. CAL.. Monday. May 6. 1907. One hundred and forty sixth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting (187 days). Weather clear: track fast. (39 I ks on.) Presiding Judge, L. c. Hopper, starter. Richard Dwyer_ Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Bacing starts it 1:40 p. m. AV indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. f*£ Ci.(\A FIRST RACE 1-2 Mile. (4528 17 '—2- -88. ) 6480 added. 2-year-olds, Selling. 0 OQwJL Nel ralne to winner .t::23. 1 nd Horses \ AWtPPSt \ i_. ■■, Sir Tin Jockeys Uwneis I ) 11 C P S _. 1 E HERIVES Hfl :; 3 I* I' l'i A Brown B Schreiber :: : - S-S 7-161-3 68352 SADIE H. w ]pj -li l' l 2| A WiUlamsG IMison M t» !•", I 1 67316 SAUCT M. us no 7 5 '•' :'■" C Miller s Martin S ( t 6-5 1 ■"• 68532 GLUCKSTBRN w 103 s : 71 51 lJ Mentry G P McNeil I 9 8 -i 6-6 68481 G1GANA W HOP) 1; ::' It v Buchan'n P Reilly 8 1", 1". ii " 68481 JANET I. w no J 8 2* 2» 6* W Fischer Aneh'ge sik F*mS N bi 4 i BUTTE CITY ws 103 5 9 1.'. 7; T- K Lynch P Q Lynch l'i 50 E6 26 12 88296 CONNIE M u llo 2 16 9' 9* s;: A Walsh W ! Millard I I 9 3 8-5 68481 KATii: GLEASON I l'i 1 1 8* 81 9* H'therton H Stover 8 -', 25 W "• 68481 MISS BUTTE ■ 106 8 1 10 10 K E Clark 11 1 Wilson 39 56 58 28 12 Time. 21. 18*. Winner It. f. by sir Hercules Nora Ises (trained by W. Covington). Went to post at 1:48, Al post I minute, start good. Won cantering: second and third driving. lb rives broke well, drew out quickly and. setting the pace fast, was never seriously menaced. Sadie II . crorvded back early, closed a considerable gap and finished with a rush. Saucy M. go) away poorly and red from early interference, but made up much ground int.. a fast coming third. Glttckstern also in, proved her position after getting away poorly. Janet I., showed earlj speed, but ipiit badly at the end. Connie M got away poorly. The winner was entered Cor 6586; no bid. Scralclud Q7tsi Chenowee, 1 in: i;sn;o Ti-i Jnana. 1 H». /^Q/ /"10 SECOND KAIL Futurity Course. il7'i feet less than .".I mile.) (43064 1:09 3 0('0U4 110.) Purse 3488. 1-year-olds. Selling. Nel value to winner .$::2-.. iud Ib.rse- A \\ 1 l'[' St i, i_. "t Sir Pin Jockeys Owners Q || C P S 68407 DICK wu.si.x wb 112 8 3 1* 2* l» 1-' F Graham P Sullivan 2 11 511 51 I J -i:i' NETTIE HICKS u 187 12 10 8' 7| 1 :: A Wright W M Murry 16 26 -0 S 1 1.S....1; IS(H..\rin\ a ]n7 n 1 1; ■; :;- Ji :;' Rettig W i' l-'im 8 13 12 t 21 68285 BLACK SAM w 181 I .' 2* |at _" 1 | \ Walsb \\ Darker I 1". 12 •"• 2S 68285 SOUTHERN LADY w 1117 7 5 1" t"1 ■"■ ' 5» K Lynch .1 T Collins ' ■ in 9 I 2 68283 RAMONA u 107 •". 6 3* 6* 7«* 6' Kedgh 1 A Loss 1, 10 B 8 B-5 6S383 \' II I.i. 1.1 \ w 107 4 s »' :. 8' 7- A\' Kelly C W Cm roll 29 39 39 hi .". 68410 BRIGHT ALBERT W8B 111 1" 1 7 5*6] '-' I' Kelly ; s McKenzie S 10 19 1 2 s|j_ ROSEARO S 197 9 9 In- 10* 9* 94 Hon! W R Bngstrom •"■ 8 4 8-5 i i 67781 BONNET u 167 I II 12 12 12 10s McRae C Van Duaen U 20 SB 8 1 its.,- K.VONELLA \M"i 6 12 11-" n- 11- li* R Davis 1: J Ramsey 15 29 39 8 1 68047 R1VARAL a ! '7 j 7 5* 8»*10» 12 G McLau'n Alameda Stahh EO SO 59 28 l.i Time. 1:11 . Winner Br. g, b Hawthorne Grace Edwards (trained bj P. Council!. Went to po-i at 2:0K At post .", Bainutes. Start good. W astly: second and (bird the same. Die"* Wilson bio!,,- v\.-ii and sei the early j. ace. then relinquished the lead on the last thru, but came Hgain at the end ami drew out decisively. Nettie Hicks uoi awaj »erj badly, bm steadily improved her l.osiiion into a fast going second, showing surprisiug Improvement. Isolation, crowded to the rear at the sta 1 closed up rapMl; in the btsl hall and it becoming good Black Sam displayed greal speed, but ',111 ■('•. badl;-. Southern Lady ran prominently to the last sixteenth. Raaaona showed speed. Achelita in o." ii]. much ground m the last half. Bosearo got away poorly and can do better. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Overweights Bright Albert. 2 pounds. i^Qi^t, iQ THIftD KAii: 3-4 Mile. (58885 LUS I lis.) Purse 3468. 3-year-olds. ■OOO" JO Allowances. Net ralne to winner 6335. Lid Horses AwTpp'sFi" ~7~:h Sir Kin "fix-keys Owners ~ it II C [' S 68265 SILVER STOCKING wa 110 10 3 P 1« I* H| A WUliamsH G Bedwell 2 11-63 1 ZZ B4590 I'lvMW m l'n Z I 2* _•■ •_•- 2« A Walsh W It Millard H in 10 1 2 iv:7l fTAIRYSTREET w 110 s pi 7-.' i.i. :. • ::■ C Miller V Buckley ■". 7 7 :; s-r, 61773 LUCT C. w llu 8 t i:! 91 1;- 4* W Fischer 1 ; M Van G nd.nl 41 16-68-5 4-5 68533 AVONA w 1M 3 8 P 1 s ■ ui :,- a Brown I' Row 8 1" 1« I - 68353 MISS TURTLE will 5 I V ::.".' 6" L Iv-lly Antrim Stable 60 10069 26 lo 67482 SACHET " « no I C 8 T'« 71 7» F Graham Sobra Vista Sta V 25 25 10 .". I.S4V 'Kl.iiTA w llo 7 7 8 8] 8' si \y Kells .1 ClTiv ". s s :; so 68297 ROSE POMPOM w i: lb i 11 11 il ll n :•» Lewis Keene Bros 20 1" 49 29 8 68261 LUGANO imiin 9 9 »' in' ki 10* Buchan'n T II Stevens 1" I" to 12 C 68533 MECHLIN w IN 1 ;, 5** 5* 'J' 11 Keogh D A Ross 8 10 tS 8 ;; Time. 21. Is. III'. Winner (h. i. by Ceuariua Katie \\ . (tral I bj II. (i. Bedwell). Win! to posi at .2:^4. A i |«.s| ;; minutes. Start ^ « . L Won easily: second and third the Minn. Silver Stocking dashed into the lead at the start and proceeded to spreadeagle her o)jpouents and was much the best. Bentay, From ., -Hiding start, maintained nearest pursuit of the winnei througbonl ami pui up ■ game, bm una va i ling, .losing eft .it. lain -I reel . away very badly. Closed a big gap Into a i »l in- third. Lucy C, sore, bustled back early and outpaced for the tirst half, ftulshed well. Avona ; a i BO mishaps and tailed to slay. Miss Tuitle showed superior early speed, but cpiit badlv. Sachet made up considerable ground in the last half. Biota was knocked to her knees at the start. Scratched -88538 Baby Keife, J10. Overweights— Miss Turtle. 1 pound. OQ/^/\/| rOTTHTH LACK -l Mile and 20 Yards. (08488 1 12 S W.) Parse 3486. 3-year- \3v3v3' "'tt olds anil upward. Selling. Net value to winner $.".2".. lad , Horses AWt PP St ', u^ % str Kia Jockeys i tw ner.s o H C l^ S ~ " 8651 EDWIN T. l'LVi:i: w :'. l»Kt l 5 4; 4 1- l»* 1". W Kellj F Wnllhauser 10 io~6~ J 1 68511 Bl H'AKltu WS1 S Iu7 ; : i, •,' 8 '. - McKa. C Van Duaen 8 20 20 6 :: (6851DTARP M 1 101 7 j r; ff \ ji ■ a. ft Davis B .1 Ramsey ". 4 U 1 2-6 68511 HAPPY RICE ■ 3 161 8 a 5' 5* 5»| 5J 41 C Ross C White 29 30 30 10 5 68537'ROMALNE, ws 7 101 U 1 u- J*| 2» S*t 9 W i'iacher W Scharetg 4 5 4. 6-5 7-+!} '884"9 r,ORRTOAN w 8 110 4 ] 21* 2h 3nV 41 fit a Brown H E Row*dl - 2 II 361 1 9-20 68511 FISHER BOY wn 6 188 5 9 7 7 7 7 7 J Hunter R K. iodnian 8 15 15 6 3 K8562 TANK w 3 87 2 S Fell. Q McLau'nNf ilv & Meips 100 200 Ml 60 30 68433 TRAJAN W 5 103 8 6 Fell. Gilbert W H Travers 100 200 200 60 30 Time. 25. 48f, 1:15 L 1:40?!. 1:42. Winner — B. o. hy Juvenal — Speedy (trained by 1'. Wallhausort. Went to post at 2:57. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second driving: third the same. Edwin T. Fryer broke slowly and was seriously Impeded in (lie mix up on the first turn, but overhauled the leaden in the middle half, drew (Ml decisively in the stretch and won going away. F.duardo. away poorly and shuttled to the rear on the first turn, closed an immense gap and finished like a cyclone, show inn great improvement. Tarp dashed Into the lead and made the running quite easily for seven furlongs, 001 wcconihld finally. Ilapp.v Met, aw.iy well, was interfered with on the first turn and closed a bit gap in a cracking effort. Komaine had no aalnhana and simply failed to stay after being a prominent •-(•mender ii r seven furlongs. Corrigan unexpectedly quit i:i tlie stretch. Fisher Boy had no chance at the start. The winner was entered Car $1,700; no bid. S. ratched -88888 Kc crvation. 102. Incorrect weights in entiii Bdwla T. Fryer. 110; Happy Rice, 103. Overweights — Komaine. 1 pound. ^iQ^n^ FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 20 Yards. (SOUS 1:88 8 88.) Burse $400. 4 vear -olds UOUl/»J and apward. Belling. Nel value to winner BK I nd I torsi's ' AWtTT''st"';~^i~74 Str Fin Jockeys Owners ("i H C F S 68483 RUN MARK w 5 107 E 3 3- 3J 3i 3? 1* C Ross R T Offutt 4 7 CJ 2J 7-5 S8432 ELEVATION w4M8 9 I 8" V ■ " B« 8* McRae C Van Doaen fi Eg 4.'. I 1 68635 MARKIE MAYER hji 4 1M 1 la 7* B" 45 2' 3k A WilliamsH Q Bed well 4 4* 16 53 2 4-5 68287 P1CKAWA1 ws 7 Ki9 10 I 8* 1*1 14 1*1 4l| J Hunter A .1 Jackson :: 9 8 4 2 68316 MEADA w 5 1o7 4 4 13 3" 8*4* 5« W Fischer H M Mason 20 31 16 6 3 (8S636)HI COL CAP w 7 M8 ii E 8'1 8'1 8 82 6° Keogh G W R..bins..n 8| r. 5 8-5 7-10 6S30U PERRY WICKER ws 5 104 7 9 5* 7- 73 6'' 7*1 E Lynch ]• ; Lynch 81 50 50 12 6 68285 BARKLYITB w 8 109 8 I 4'J 4J l»| 1 8* Rettig L E line .0 81 12 7 3 68561 FA8TOSO ■ 5 111 3 18 '.' 8 y 92 F Kelly E .1 Baldwin I M M ( 3 68469 INVADER ■SIM I 7 10 10 10 Hi 10 E Walsh II Stove* 8 17 17 6 3 Time 2D. 4:i 1:18, 1:411, 1:42. . Winner lit. m. by Margrave — Sun Fish Grained by 0. A. Rons). Wini to pool it 3:28. At post 2 minutes. Start ginid. . Won handily: second and third driving. Sun Mark, after he WH nstrred Close ap in toe early running. c;ime fast jn the stirtch and made g 1 anally. Elevation, away slowlj : ii i forced onl on toe bnekstreteh, ^ot «p tor second place in a eycloah lush and pal up a cracking effort. Markle Majrer, awaj badly, closed :i inntanai Kan, but tired at toe end. Pickaway broke siowlv on the extreme outside, but Showed the way to the last lit tv yards, whei ■ he tired, but is very good. Menda broke striding and was , prominent contender to the last sixteenth before she tired. Hi Col Cap was knocked to the rear early and made up ground. Barklyile showed earl] sjM-eii inn quit us If shot.. Fastaso was ahn68ed out at the start. The winner was entered tor 8488; no bid. Beratched (88433) By ronei dale, 188; (88881 iTi Case. 112. Overweights Fastoso. 2 poiuids. *^» t^ f*( V/jJ SIXTH BACK Futurity Course. (118 feet less than 3-4 mile.) (4.1004—1 :00— 3— 110.) OOU' 'D Pnrne .Slim. -I vear olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $325. 1ml Horses AWtPP St U '_. :\ Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H ~T P S (C8508)AARON J. w I 105 1 6 3'-' V ?■ 1? A Williains.r II Bmnnon I 4i 21-68-6 4-5 iM-. THK MIST w 6 197 4 1 7' M 8* 91 Kc-ogh I) A Roaa E 7 7 2J 4-6 S84W NONIE LUCILLE a 4 106 I V ;.' 6*| 4* 8'1 J Hunter «' C McGanTerty :. 8 7 8 8-5 n:s.:ii;if \1 1 \ LYNCH wa 5 110 s 4 •* 4* V 4*| t Sullivain 'I) .nll.v "rysler I !t ! 81 8-6 88398 1. OP THE KOR'STwan 4 188 I Z 8*1 2*| V ■"•" A Brow 11 M B Arternerrj 8 1" 13 5 2 • THE SKIPPER ■ I M 2 8 1^ 1- »* 4* VV Fischer Marchmont Sta 12 30 86 8 4 . EL OTROS wis r. Ill 7 3 8 S 8 7e F Kelly ; U Baldwin 3 14-613-64-6 8-8 M BRATTAIN a 8 1M 5 E 8* 7 7 8 E Walsh .1 It Millin E 8 !i ::j 8-6 • M" SEA LAD W 4 146 I J^-ft at the post. W Kelly \V M I'uine 20 20 15 6 3 Time. 1:11. Winner 1 h. g. by Hous.ttonic — Orinocn (trained by E. V. Cctchell). Wen to i«,st at 3:56. At post :; inmates, start fair. Won driving: second and third the same. V"ii .1. wa forward in toe raanlar. from toe start and drew onl with a rash in toe final sixteenth. rite Mist, after being ahnnVd to the rear, closed a big gap and waa going nke a shot at the end. .\\mie Lucille broke slowh and, reserved in the early running, came fast at the end. I'addy Lynch was vvell up throngiiont. Lord of toe Forest toned toe pace, but quit finally. The skipper showed raperlor early Speed, I • ■ 1 1 ipiit badly at the end. BJ Otl'os was shuttled to toe rear iuiuieilia tely and closed a big gap. but ran a bail race. I'.. M. Brattaln was never dangerous. Scratched 68458 Governor Orman, 107: 88S82zEscalaate, 108; 08248 Eseauiado. 105. overvv eights The Mist, 1 pounds; Lord of the Forest. 2: El Olios. :\. , Oakland Entries. OAKLAND ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast. Lacing siaris at 1 to p.m. (Chicago lime ::: HI p.m.) ^Kuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs. « 2 J ear ohN. Selling. tod Horses. A. Wl. Hdep. i.sc.c- ... Irish Mike 112. . .72.". CS2IS ...Swede Sam 112 720 08458 . .Si. Avon 112 71.". 08438. ..Sir Weslej 112 710 083 !2. .. creat Apache 112 71". 07845 ...Karodo 112 710 08430. . . .Sandpiper 112 705 U8KK! Jeremiah lir.c., . .785 i.s.",: 2 ..Saint Modan 112 700 08108 . s.n: Bamou ln'.i 7oo 06459. . . .Elephant Jack 112 7i o Ah ibiades, eh. e, by St. Avoiii.us Titina 112 Second Race — 6 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 68381 Darthula ."...107.. ■ ..723 t*19» Dr. Bowel] 6.. 104 720 08161. ..Sinner Simon 7. .189.. ..713 OSitfH . . .Klba .".. ,lu7 71.". ••851 i . . . . Ero Pyro s. .112. . . .7M 08100 . Meringue ... 107 710 .sii2s ...Reality 4. .108 705 i.s.-':. ...Little Buttercup 5. .107 705 08581 ...Lnnar 5.. 189. . X . .TOO 08190 War 'limes 6. .107 ff) 700 68048 Dotterel 7. .107 .- 083 68435.. ..Dora 1 8. .102.. ..685 Third Race — 7-8 Mile, t rear-olds ami upward. Selling. is.l)2 . . .Toller 4. .107 72.. 88536 Santa Lay I . . 1"7 . . • . .720 I.s pis. ... Yellowstone 8..187..X .71". 08409 Colonel Jewell 4 . . Kit. . . 1 . .713 08355.... Hippocrates 6..10V.. . .710 682 19..., Little Mirthful 5.. 108 710 i.i'.tio. ...Black Eyes 4..187..X .718 I.S2C".-. . . I'.Jack Cem 4. .180 708 08273. .. .Mike Jordan 6.. 180 7IMI 616.16 Etapa 1. .187 .. .7ihi 68302. ..Maud Muller 7. .H.7 695 LS.t'.i2. . . . Water Cure 10. .100 liltn Fourth Race — 6 1-2 Furlongs. :: war olds and upward. Handicap. 'MM-. . .CLOI III 1CI1T .", 110.. X. .758 Mts |s I , . . .Sug... ;•.:. ill |. .107 7)r, c,s.-,s., Ceoi^e I'. Mc.Near .", . . '.:i 740 (88312).. Lnlro Nous 5. .113 . . 71 i 08300. Grace G 3.. 91.. X. .748 08362*. Judge Nelson ::. . 97 .. 7-;-, ...S.-.S2 ...liollie Hollars ::.. 88.. X. .725 08484 .... Martinmas 7.. 94.. x.. 710 Fifth Race— 7-8 Mile. 4 year-olds and upward. Sellinjr. (88307 )...Lea Peed 7.. 109 72.". 08221 N'eptim is 6..X0B..X 7"it 08219 Prince Magnet "...112.. v. 71.-, i;7.".u7 . Mellak.il la 6. .107. . X . .715 0S2S0 Jack full 7 .low.. 710 K8338. lijlph Young 8..18T.. ..71o itisiio:,,. ( ioi\ ,1'or g. .180 7ln I '.in ' ii .... 1'aeilieo 5.. 188.. .. 7o:, (.s.",::i Lama 4. .187. . X . .705 i;s."..".7 . . . Woodtborpe 5. .112. . X . .780 i;s.".:a; Hedge thorn 4. .104. .0. .788 ti71t 7 .... Turkey Foot 4 . . 107 . . X . (j'JO Sixth Race — 1 Mile an* 50- Vards. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (68488). ..Bob Lag. m 5. .110. .©. .723 68488.... Edith James 4..UH..X 720 674*8, .. .Livius :{.. 9S..X..7L". 68562-. ..Ethel Day 5. .108 7L"« 08430 . . Johnstown • 1. .183. . / . .713 08362 Johnny Lyons :; M 713 6S336....Lord of the Vale 7..IH1 .'710 68587 Woolma 3.; 84.. .7 HI 67637*.. .Gold Ledge 3.. 81. .X.. 786 68461 S\ .amnio :;.. t4 70;, 88252. ..frank Fliltner 4 . .Htti. '. ! !t h» 88277 John l.yle 5. .lo7. .©. .700 Pimlico Racing Statistics. PIMLICO RACING STATISTICS. The Maryland Jo. key Club Spring meeting, opening April -""l and closing May 4, embraced thirteen racing da.\s. Higbty-seven paces, thirteen of them steeplechases, were decided, the total distribution in slakes ami purses being 145,133. Tins mone) went to ninety owners, the toil.. win- :;j winning $500 or more eai h: Owners. lsi. 2.1. 3d. Ami. C. C. Smithson s ;; l $3,500 D. Ituulop 1 i o 1845 M- I Dal 1 2 i i -,.-, Arverne stable :: :; i i }].. W. II. M .si.;, ;; •■ « ! :{£J J. E. Madden :; i i i i Barbarit) Si ible 2 :; It l 245 ■ Chelsea Stable :: l n i.i..;, W. I". Presgi ave :: o I | i a i C. II. Smith 2 1 2 1,063 II- Mas,,,, 2 J 1 1 0«0 Ml It. \Y. Walden 1 4 5 875 Mis. L. s. Pangle 2 2 :; 635 J. lairell Jr. 2 1 1 F60 P- Powers 2 2 i ss.i D. T. Morris •£ I 2 668 K. 11. Wright 2 i o s:,i» W. Stockton 2 1 o 845 1. i'. \ ■ i, i, s::n A. D. Pari- 1 1 l K15 W. S. Diffenderfer 1 2 5 77.'. F. I.ittletield 1 it 72.. M. II. Dudley I o 7J.". Mr. Gleaiver 1 ( o njfj T. 8. Mauiiix 1 :: i wit w. Whelan l -j i r,.v. C. 11. Hurkamp 1 2 1 ."."..". Columbia Stable 1 2 1 ;,..n D. K. Ke.tr t ii i r.-i:, M. !'. McDonald 1 2 1 .,::., w. shields i ) 2 nao .1. Connlcy 1 J j • -,,, P. Cannon 1 it 4 ;.in J. Thompson 1 l j r.oo The money earning horses numbered II". .1 which the following v.on J.-jort „r more pact Horses. Lsi. o,|. 3d. Amt. l'.iliie Hlhbs 1 1 it $1.K4'5 LI Dorado :: i o l. Pi. -, Preen :; It 0 1.12.". Ormondes Right 2 2 1 '.»7t) Warning 2 1 1 hmi The Clown 2 0 0 850 Merrv Man 2 1 O S4.~ Amamla II 2 0 O 830 Etta Louise 2 1 I Niio Lotus Eater 1 1 7s:, Tickle I o 1 756 Jubilee 1 t i' 725 Dr. Keith 1 » «• 725 I'Hsilailo 2 " » 736 Scarfell 2 It It 72ii Azelina 2 0 O 71it The Wrestler 2 It 0 706 Prince Brutus 1 1 1 370 Kara 1 1 o M Colunosa i 2 i l.r.r/iallo 1 • 1 :,.-, GaUant l 2 1 545 sir Tristan 1 1 o :,.; Bound Brook 1 1 1 533 Anna Smith 1 t :: .vat Rocket i it 2 .- :;o Hyperion 1 1 0 ".Jo Nellie Bum 1 2 1 5m Guardian 1 3 o 60S Mark Antony II 1 1 •■, 500 The slakes decided during the meeting were as follows: Pimlico Spring Steeplechase, April 22; Tickle. S Z2S Clabaugh Memorial Cup, April 24: Billie EHbhs 1,006 Country Club of Pimlico Slakes. April 25; 1:1 Dorado 72:. Druid Hill Park Stakes. April 30; Jubilee... 728 Merchants' Handicap. May 2: Lotus Later.... 72.". Jockeys Diggins and Lloyd rede an equal number of winners, but Diggins unquestionably did the better work in the saddle. The standing 01 the jockeys is as toUowa: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 3d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Diggins :.l 12 7 4 2s .2t Ll..yd i;2 12 12 :: 36 Jit John Henneasy 36 7 7 :t 13 .13 (Goldstein 43 7 7 6 23 .H' J. Johnson lit ,"i r. 1; 21 .12 L. Smith 17 4 1 .". !i McCarthy :;:: 4 .". 7 17 .13 C Morris ,17 :: 1 1 12 .18 .1. O'Brien Hi 2 11 it s .211 II. Alex 30 2 7 5 16 .07 Mo sel :; 1 0 it 2 .:;:; Jane I Carroll ."1 1 II 11 I .211 C. Biley s 1 11 11 7 .12 Mit- hell 8 1 0 It 7 .12 •L Daly !t 1 11 2 6 .11 !Iv land '.1 1 it 11. 8 .11 .r. SchaUer 11 1 " 1 ; 08 Christian 11 1 11 2 8 88 Coleman 11 1 2 :'. .". .00 Liebert Is 1 :: 1 13 .00 Wishard l!t 1 2 2 14 .05 J. Dennison 2.'! 11 » 17 in A Martin .".4 1 It 2 2". .03 The following jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names ami finished third or better, but did not ride I winner. •lo. ki Mis. 1st. 2d. 3d. Dnp. I' 11 brother 15 i 2 4 !l A Lee 0 O 1 1 7 \ csper ; 11 1 11 Klein k !» 0 1 II 8 Mahon 13 11 o 1 12 J, Oonlin s 0 0 2 1; Knopf 7 | 11 2 .". The following Jockeys had mounts to the nun:!..! opposite their names, but were never - - i 1 1 the " money : L. iiiicjt. 6; j Brooks, 1: Bdmondson, 3; Fore band. 1; Hawkins. 1; Loenig. 2: E. Martin. 2: Noone, 3; L. O'Brien, :'.: O'Leary, ::. The slanding ..) the steeplechase Jockeys I i amateui' riders is as follows. Jockeys. Mts, 1st 2d. 3d. Lap. P.C. Archibald 8 :; 1 1 1 ..-,0 P. Ilag.in s :; ;; it 2 :'.7 Mr. J. O'Brien 2 1 0 i 1 '.:,u .Mr. It. Kerr ". 1 I) it 2 ..;:; Mr. Wright :; 1 11 1 1 .:::; Mr. Nicholas :: 1 1 1. i 33 Mr. Harrison 4 1 It 1 2 .2". i"\ tdeon r. 1 1 11 :: .20 Low ser 7 1 it i 5 .14 E. Heider 7 1 1 :; 2 .11 S. McClain :t 1 2 1 .1 .11 Saflel !| 1 ;; ] 4 .U The following steeplechase Jockeys and gentlemen riders had mounts to tiie number opposite their names and finished third or better but did not ride a winner: Jockeys. Mis. 1st. 2d. 3d. Vnp. Mr. 1 '! Id' 1 t I 2 1 Mr. Tucker 4 O 2 1 1 P. Hayes 1 o 1 0 g. Met laic 2 0 1 1 Pending (J (» • :; :; The following steeplechase Jockeys and gentlemen riders had mounts to the numlicr opposite their names but were never "in the money": Mr. Black, 1: Grantland, I; J. Ford, 1: Jamieson, 1: McAfee. I: fValentt. 2; Mi. Theobold, !; Slaughter. 1: i.. P.. Wilson. 1. Theodore Coles saddled the winners of mare races than any other trainer, as is shown by the following: Allen. A 1 Boden, J 2 Cur. h, P. M :; Boyle, B 1 Col s. t. r ii Cordon. \V 1 Congdon, \V. li 1 DosweU, T. P. 1 Daly. M. J :\ Douglas, C. H l French. \V. I) 1 Gallagher, P 1 Gat i! . W i- :: Garth, William 1 Hollar. \V. ..." 1 Her dd. F. \ 1 Hall. C. C 2 Holnian, S. N 1 llogau. M 1 Hook. .1 1 Il.utwell. II. F 1 Johnston, J 2 Keating. \V 1 la wis. i: 1 I.ittletield. F 2 Manuix, T. i: :: Monroe, II 1 Mosbv. W. II :: McLaughlin, J 1 McNuIty, W. A .... 1 It Neill. J 1 Pat terson, C. T 3 Pangle, J. W :: Price. P 1 Bites. 11 1 Shields., \V li \eii.ii. S 2 Weston, A. i; 5 West. J 2 Wheeler, A 1 Whelan, F 1 Walden, it. .1 :: Watkins, B. 1 2 I.i. fastest mile at the meeting was Lotus Eater's 1:40 . Thl tj three oi the eighty-seren races or thirty-eight per cent, were won by farorites, thirteen "l which were ai odds-OU. The oilier tilly four were taken by twenty-one second choices and thirty-three outsiders. Six odds on favorites Were dele ited. Answers To Queries. ANSWERS TO QUERIES. [Communications without names and addresses of senders will not he answered or noticed.] i: T. v.. Chicago. Refers to fact horse bad previous!) rus under the n. inn- of Gossoon. It. P. it.. Columbia, Tenu. imh the local newspapers of Denver and P.uiie while the meetings are in progress. Hardy. Chicago. The match race between Tea Broeck and Mollle McCarty took place at Louisville, July 1. IMS ].. It. If., Valley (enter. M ill. Tie Denver meeting begins June 20 and ends July •_ :;. The Butte meeting i- scheduled to begin July 1. J- D. j;.. Chicago. Il was plainly Stated that bets on Mooavtne were draws. There was no reser ration as to place or show bets, which necessarilj wen- draws along wifh the straight bets. I.. 1... Detioit. Mich. There is no horse named Garganlula in training oi racing over recognized racetracks. The nearest approach to the name i-that ot the blown ,-..lt Gargantua, owned !,v Mis M. GoUblatt. Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. Battleaxe is a borse of little courage. .loekey Koeino: will ride Tanya in the Metropolitan Handicap. Pio Ruiz, once a well known jockey in California, is running a saloon in Manila. The Johnson »V Dodsoa horses will probably be campaigned in Colorado and Montana next Bummer. Loitis (Vila lias three books i. n at Jamaica, but it is reported that the number will be increased at Belmont Park. Barney Schreiber, who is now at Oakland. CaL, wants tiie address of John Burroughs, or information as te lis whereabouts at present. Henry Watterson i- not over fond of work, a mile in 1:48, kicked out. would he considered a brilliant morning performance tor him. Patio is a l ad aetor at the post. He kirks everything In reach of his heels and tries his best, to buck his rider out of the saddle. Norman Selby, otherwise Kid MeCey, the formes pugilist. K now the owner of Bounding i:ik. lie paid r. A. Foray the (1,230 for the sou of Buskin "•"ll.--.Miss Ball. Fred Forsytlie will send a good bunch of youngsters to the races at the Montreal .June meeting. '1 hey will probably be sold at public ami ion a | the close ot the meeting, lb' will not take Montgomery, winner of ttie Crescent City Derby. "Some day," remarked one of the good critics at Jamaica after Lord Badge's last race, "Billy Olirer will have a strong boy up on that old plater; be will be whipped awaj from the post and lie first to catch the eyes i the Judges at the Danish." Jockey Leslie Dunlap Dies. JOCKEY LESLIE DUNLAP DIES. Washington, l . ' .. May i;. Leslie li. Dunlap. the former steeplechase Jockey, whose home was ai Belle PUlne, Iowa, died here Saturday night. He wis taken sick during the Penning meeting. Page 3 Louisville Form Chart. LOUISVILLE FORM CHART. ti'HURCHILL lKlW.N'S.) LOUISVILLE. KY.. Monday. May 6, 1907.— First day. New Louisville Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. (38 da.vsi. Weather cloudy: track heavy. (28 liooks on.) Presiding .Indue. ( . 1". Price. Starter. I. J. BoUaaan. Secretary. Lyman H. Davis. Racing sk.ks :u 2:.:o p. m. w indlratea whip, s npnra, B blinkers. Pfararea in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate Index number, track record, age of none and weight carried. /-» £} f t \ pj PIR8T RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (24578 l.i"'.' — 1 111.) Parse 8888, G year olds and OOOt/O upward. Allowances. Net value to winner S4IMI. 'ind Horses AWt l'I* St ', '•_. "+ Str Fin Jockeys Owners O 11 f I» S 684% MIKE SUTTON w 2 1061. 4 4 1- V VI l'I D Austin Stubbs Bros 80 38 M 4 8-2 l6S173)CABLEORAM a 1 lu4 6 7 8* ' -r.' 2: B Davis C E Qreenwood 8 IE IS 6 2A S7104»R1CKE1 a ) III 7 6 2 4- 4" :;-' Caugei \\ .] Donohae E 6 4 3 1 B8117 SPION « 1 88 •"• 2 8 8* 8* # .las Hi n'sy.l S Ward 4 8 7 2* 1 68353*GO LDPROOP tv 4 111 2 rt 3' 8* 8" B* .1 Lee C E Hamilton 3-8 17-144 53 6 1-3 (67077) BEAU BRUMMEL wn 3 148 1 8 41 6 CJ I • Dearborn John Marklein 4 a '.) 4 8-6 68157sFRONTENA V 7 187 8 1 •"'' 7 7 7 1' Koerner J Griffin 10 13 13 4 3-2 Time. 841, I!'. 1 :n2. 1 :ii! . \\ iniii ■! it. c. by Boaaergea Bettle Barry (trained hy F. Stnbna). Wini to pool at 2:38. hi poet 1 minute. Start good. Won handily: second driving: third the same. .Mike Siillon. running to his best form and favored by Ihe going;, dashed Into a long lead at once, sei I fast pace and won Ihroiighout with something in reserve. Cable gram trailed the others far back in the •; 1 h running and was taken slightly wide OB toe turns, but finished With I good burst of speed and took second pla.e in ihe final strides. Rickey came from far back in the las! quarter and ran I good race. Spion tired alter forcing the pace to the sireich. Goldproof quit badly in the stretch and ran pearly, I'.i .in Bromine! can do better. Scratched i;s2.:2 OoUoqny, 108; (86454) Minnie Adams, io i: (68530) Lady Savoy, 100; (68883) Morales, 188. Overweights-Mike Sutton, t; ponds; Cablegram. 2: Fronteuac. 2. Li JFLi\Q SECOND RACK 1-2 Mile. (28818 — 17|— 2— 110.) Purse $400. 2 year olds. Fillies. DOOJD Allowances. Net value to winner 3308. led Bonn AWt I'D St U ':_ :t4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H (' P S (6S040)REBEL QUEEN w 114 : 1 1} 1»| 1* J Lee WJ Donohne 3-2 3-2 4-6 3-61-3 68138 DKW OF DAWN w 1111 7 l \-- H 2' Troxler Mrs D B Cook 3 18-618-67-8 3-5 68060 GENEVA S w 'M 5 2 3* 8' 8* Jas Hen'syP. Schrelbei 8 M 10 4 3-2 :. ESTHER BROWN w 102 4 :: 8* 4" 4" ; Swain W A Smith 38 88 88 12 r, 68181 CATHERINE P. wa 147 1 « 6" 6' ■■- Pickens .-; T White 28 38 88 10 5 67443 VICTORENE HANNONa 182 I 6 7' 7- 1. E Martin K Spnnce 88 38 30 12 5 BANAOHER w MS I 7 E] B 7'1 .1 Butler .1 B Hawkins 38 20 11 5 2J II11.MA s. BURT W 11311* 8 I 8" 8' Nicol i* Cook 5 13 13 5 3 MISS 1VERAGH wn 101 8 14 8' a+ 8" D Riley J C Milam 30 50 50 20 10 T1S ME W 183 11 I 1o': 10s ID0 Moieland 1 X Pr-witt 30 40 40 12 6 AGNES FORD w MO 2 11 ii 11 11 T Taylor w Oerat 15 25 36 s 4 Time. 12. 21. lb-'. Winner —p.. f. by Box— Southern ;iil (trained hy W. .1. Donohne). Went to post st .Till. At post 1 minute. Start poor. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Rebel Ojnoi, was av, a\ torwanll.v. showed the lno-l speed and a liking for the going and. aided bv good racing Inch, won all toe way. although tiring near the end. Dew of Dawn began slowly and Buffered from Interference in toe early stages, came fast when clear and was going fastest at the end. Geneva 8. Waa speed! and ran well, but tired slightly through the stretch run. Kstlur P.tovvu was a sharp factor in the early stages and ran a uood race. Catherine P. was sharply Interfered with soon after toe start, liilma S. Bar! waa away poorly and Nicol ease! her up all toe way. Banagber was ji.iorly handled and taken wide throughout. Agnec Ford waa practically left at the pant. Scratch,,! (07800) Mollie Montrose. 118; 88889 Lady Baldnr, 102; .Tovful Ladv. 102: La Soiter, 102: Baaea, 102. overweights -11 iima S. Hurt. :P pounds: Tis Mo. 1. ft tt PJ (1 7 THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. (Bent. 24. 1883—1:13—8—121.) Pnrne $488. 8 year-olds \)0*J*J* I and upward. Selling. Net value to winner (308. I nil Holies AWtl'l'St '4 V- % StTFiii Jockeys Owners (1 H 0 I1 S 68580'RALBBRT wn 5 113 10 1 !• 1* V V- Nicol J C Milam 2 2 3-2 7-101-3 68138 WESTERN wn 3 M 1 I 2- 23 8* 24 Gaugel J H Shouldice 10 25 25 10 4 68S06 ADESSO w 4 110 2 4 7 . ,r.t 51 3l Dearborn .1 Gnaa 25 30 30 12 6 i. s i'DEMl 1 W3 M :: E 3'' 6"t 4" 41?. Skirvin H McCarren Jr 25 68 50 20 S 6772S*REFTNED -w 3 101 10 6*3* 8| B» .lohan'n WJ Donohue 7 8 7 3 3-2 68038 MONERE a 1 88 11 11 11* 12" 4* S1 Delaby .1 McClemand 40 50 50 20 10 68477*GAMBRINUS wn 6 148 S 8 ' 18* T1 7* 7' -1 Lee W Gerst ti 7 7 2'. 0 5 • iMUDMA TADOR wr. .. no 13 12 S'10' 8« 8' E Martin K Bpence X 20 20 S 4 87S83 CALABASH w I 112 6 7 ]28 it- 10= 92 E Rico .1 W O'Neal] 10 25 20 8 4 I67978)FUP Wsr.::i07 7 fi 4h 4h S" 10" Moreland P King 26 86 20 8 4 1,1 .1 . WKKPKi: vv :: nj 4 s j ; n: in U2 jas Hen'ayD Hall . 86 30 20 S 4 682J3*HUSTED n 6 147 12 2 C"k 8' 12* 12* C Koerner . I Gtittin 34 88 30 12 6 68024 DARGIN Vital 6 13 13 13 13 13 D Austin B Bchreiber 3 4i 4 3-2 4-5 Time. 34, 4'.t. 1:18 . Winner B. g. by Allien -I'.mily B, (trained by .1. r. Milaiiu. Went to pool at 3:31. At post :: minutes, start fair. Won easily; second and third driving. Ral-bert. inimiiig to bis |„.-t form, wa- best in the going and had slight opposition at an\ stage, winning eased to a canter. Western dropped Into second place soon after the start and stayed there throughout. Adesso came with a tush in the hist furiosg and. standing a sharp drive gamely, wore down the badly ridden Demo in the last seventy yards. Demo was in close iiuarteis lhriMH.ll the Stretch and ran a good race. Refined tired in the stretch and. better handled, would have been a conr«nder. Moueie closed a big gap after overcoming Interference. Danjjn was practically left at the post and was easing ugi throughout. The winner was entered to be sold for $1,008; no bad. Beratched 67819 Ben Strong, '"2: (88238)Wamcr GrarweU, 148; bol.'ift Artful Dodger. J1S. Overweight^ Kelined. 1 pound. /^QFTQQ FOI Kill RACE— 1 1-4 Miles. (17856— 2:88*— S— 117.) Kentucky Derby. Value \jij*-J*.JO 88,000. :: vear olds. Allowances. Net value to winner 84,800. Ind Horses A~\viil'B.St~St ]4 ',j ^%~Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ 87888 PINE STAR wn 117 6 6 fi c 6 4' 3* 1= Minder .1 H Woodford lit" 15*" T5_ 5 ^3-2 68478'ZAL vv 117 2 2 T 1?. in l'il'12'JD Poland W Gerst :, s 8 2J 6-5 68427XOVEI ANDO W 117 1 1 8* 8* 2a 2' 9 3= Nicol M Doyle 2" 31 8 1 1-2 678 52 KEDCAI'NTLET w 117 E 4 B* B* 4' 6* 41 4s D Austin T P Haves 7-6 3-2 3-3 7-141-3 (68068)WOOL SANDALS w 117 4 E 1- 2«1 3* 3 5= 5« C Koenwr W B A].plegate 8 7 8 1 1-2 64421 ORDANDWICK w 1 in 2 3 8" 41.1. 5- 6 6 6 J Lee A D Steele 15 li in 4 3-2 Tune, 84, 384}, 60, 1:17. 1:48, 2:123. Winner— B. c. by Pink (oat -Mary Malloy (trained by W. II. liner). Went to post at 4:i»s. At |nist 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Pink Star was restrained in the early stagts and trailed far back for the lirst three quarters, moved up gradually thereafter until straightened out for the stretch run. where he enme wi.th a rush anil, wearing the leaders down, won going awav with plenty in reserve. Zal showed the most warly speed and hung 011 ■well tor Ihe Hist mile, but tired slightlv thereafter and probably dislikes to go :a considerable distance. Ovelando tired when it came to a sharp drive, but was a forward and ganm conniider lor a mile. Hed-gauntlet was under a hard drive after going a half and ap| eared hopelessly beatCU at that point, stood a lutrd drive gaasely, but was not good enough. Wool Sandals retired after going 1 mile, but momentarily threatened to take the lead after going three iptailers. Orlandwick had no niisliaes Beratched 84708 kreite, 117; 68803»Bo«ara, 117. PQf\QQ FIFTH KAti: -1-2 Mile. I 24C.12— 47 .— 2— 1 1d. ) Pnrse 884*\ 2 year-olds. Colls and \) ^J fj Xj it/ GeMUagS. Allowances. Net value to winner |888. ' 'lnd Horses AWtPPSt ■ '^ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C T S Gsl4 COLOXEL P.HADY WB 107 6 1 1- l2 1» J Lee B Schreiber 5 5 3l. 3-2 7-10 68463 WATER LOCK w 1o5 13 4 2- 2- 2- Moreland P KiD g "0 20 13 6 3 673S»3 FINANCIER w 888 4 8 E] 41 3H Trueman H B Baker 10 10 7 4 2 SYNCHRONIZED w I44| 7 2 4nk 2,u 41. t Taylor Armsfg.ViHariVg 3J 7 7 3 3 2 CALVIN wi K8 1 7 3ii 6 53 Jas Hen'sy M J shannon 20 20 12 5 2i 6S.-,515MEBHIFIELD wn 105 0 10 64 ,;l 61 D Riley .1 o Milain 8 8 7 4 2 KMMtS ALBEBT STAR w 108 8 11 ]()» 7i l'I Dearborn J Cass 30 30 20 8 4 883M BATOD LARK Wn 146 I 8 »' 9' 8= M P. Wood Mr D B Cook 25 30 30 10 5 t;7y44nWA.SHAKIE WB 10CU5 5 12» 10* JtJ D Austin ; \\' J p.issell 20 20 12 6 2* TIM KELLY w 103 9 12 ID 11- 88* j Watkins ' a Allen 5 7 7 3 3-2 fi«175 BITTER SIR WB 10S 3 3 7"t 6' ID Powers J (■ 'ahn 10 12 12 5 21 67568 WINE MERCHANT WB 103 10 8 S1 12' 12*. Skirvin H McCarren Jr 30 40 40 15 8 6M5U WAGNER JR. w 103 14 14 14* IS* 13' W WiJkerJ McClernand 30 30 30 12 6 »y = LEP QODCHAUX w 113M1 13 13' 14» 142 Nicol E Cook 4 15 12 C 3 88175 GEE WHIZ w 148 12 15 15 15 16 Pickens A B Maginnis 25 25 25 10 6 »'«./ TJme. 12. 24L 49|. Winner — Br. g. by Sain — Virgle D. (trained by L. .TohnsonC Went to post at 4:43. At post 5 minutes. Start fair. Won handily: second driving: third the same. Colonel Brady ran like a gmxl coll. broke fully in motion, showed a high flight id' si ced and held the •tbera aafC at all stages. Water Lix k followed the leader close up In the early stages and ran a good 1 re, holding the others safe to the end. Financier ran as if he disliked the going, but stood a hard drive resolutely Synchronized showed speed, but ran green and will improve. Calvin had a rough trip and was sh, idled back repeatedly. Merrirteld went wide most of the trip. Tim Kelly has worked fast, but showed scant speed and suffered from interference. The last three were away poorly and eased up most of the trip. Scratched— •*(S.»2S',Oiiandot. 10.3. Overweights— Colonel Brady, 2 pounds; Synchronized, ID, Bayon Lark, 2; Washakie, 3D Len Ood-ehanx, 2*. 43Q££anBar8 S1X™ BACB— I Mile. (88888— 1:3ft*— 4— 116.) Purse $400. 4-vear-olds and upward. UOOUU Selling. Net value to winner 8300. Ind Horses AWt FP St 'A % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S^ 68488 TINKER W 4 101 1 2 4J 3* 3h 3'1 In Gaugel .1 Arthur 2* 16-53 KM 68531 T1AI ZE wsis 4 101 ]■) 6 3h 2" l" l'I 2- Brandt .1 H Baker E 5 4i 2 4-5 68214 FOREIGNER vv 6 111 5 1 1* D 8*4 3* V Troxler FW & C.ISchmldt7 8 8 8 3 2 68013 DENDKJO wsb 5 ^KJ !) 8 72 7^ 6'i 5«' 4'1 Trueman H R Baker 20 30 30 12 6 68679*HIGH HEAR wk 4 116 8 5 61 41 4* 43 E J I^e J R Wainwright S 8 5 2 1 68013»DOCILE n 0 101 6 7 ■ 94 7* 8* 6« Dearborn Lockart Bios 20 40 40 15 7 t,% 1:14-POLl.y PRIM wb 4 100i 2 8 8" 52 55 0" 7D D Austin G H Holle 2J 4* 4i 2 1 (68013)SCALPLOCK WB 4 181 4 9 10 10 10 :t» 8° Moreland P King jo 26 15 fi 3 68213*LACACHE w 7 &9 3 4 2J 6* Hh 71 91 pickens A B Maginnis 20 40 40 15 6 68174*DONNA wb 4 105 7 10 93 8" 8" 10 10 Jas Hen'syB Schreiber 7 7 6 2J 6 5 Time. 2(1. 81|, 1 :175. 1:44 = . Winner — Ch. f, by Handspring -Frankie I trained by .1. Arthur). Went to post at o:10. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same, linker, favored by the goiiiL' and showing tare gaineness. followed the leaders dose up from the start and. standing a hard drive through the last furlong, got up in the last stride to score a lucky victory. Uaaae, probably best was excessively urged and tired in the closing strides. Foreigner went well throughout. Bendigo. weakly handled, was allowed to lag badly in t lit early stages and closed up a big gap in the final quarter. High Bear tired near the end and can do better. Docile was Isully outpaced early and finished fast. Donna sulked. Scalplock ran a bad race and can do much better. The winner was entered for 8888; no bid. Scratched itiSir.CiKnvoy. 110: (BS430) Posing, MB; (57ft4!» Florizel. !»8; P.7120 Dr. Spruill, 100- 68556 Carew, 101; (68531 iMoeeaahi Maid. ;i7. Overweights Polly Prim, Ij pounds; Lacaehe. 1. New York Form Chart. NEW YORK FORM CHART. (JAMAICA.! JAMAICA, L. I., Monday, May 6, 1907. Ninth day. .Metropolitan Jockey Club. Spring Meeting (11 dajra, Weather clear, track good first four races; wet, muddy, last three. (252 books on.) Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary~W. C. Edwards. Pacing starts at 2:30 p. m. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figures iiTltareiitriesis-following the distance ot each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. i^Uf^QQ 11 KST RACK 5-8 Mile. (02124 -1:00; _2-ft7.) $700 added. 2 vear olds. Maidens. OOtlOO Selling. Net value to winner $700. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % \- ■% s7r~Fiu Jockeys Owners O H C. 1» S 6S493 SKNATOR BKCKHAM W 104 10 4 7U 8* 3» D?. Musgrave P T Chinn T, f^ 4 8-5 1-10 MARBLES wb TO 5 1 ]» D D 21 Notter Silver Brk Em 8 10 8 3 8-5 68257 TILBKILNS wb HI 12 3 2' 2' ■ 31 Becktnan D C Johnson 3 6 3 7-5 4-5 fo488 BENRO8E ws »4 » 2 9 4» 4;l 4« E Dugan F Burlew 7 10 10 4 2 PEDIGREE ws 100 8 5 6* :. ' r.ii r.u w Miller Newcastle Stable 10 20 15 t 4 68488 SNAKEWOOD Wa 88 2 it 10? Sl 81 fin C Booker F T Wood fi 10 8 3 2 68493*ENLIST ws 182 7 (J 11- lo\ In' 7* darner M Young 6 8 7 2} 7-5 68488'HBLEN B. wa A4 (ill 8" 8] 8| 8" Henry T Monahan 5 6 4 8-5 4:5 68417 APT CRITIC wa ! ti II 7 8h 7V 7* aj J Powell S Emery 30 60 CO 20 12 68483 ABRACADABRA Wi TO 112 III" ID 11} 10- Lowell Oneck Stable 30 40 40 15 S 68376 EMMA '•API'S wstt 101 3 8 41 81 6' ll3 Lloyd M I, Havnian 15 20 20 8 5 68321 PENSION W 99 4 10 12 12 12 12 Sumter D Gideon 88 50 50 15 8 Time. 122. 24. :;i;. 4g|( 1 :t)i j. Winner — B. g. by Star Shoot — Marie Dacca (trained by P. T. Chinn). Went to post at 2.2s. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily: second and third driving. Senator Beckham closed a big gap from a slow liegiuning. came very fast in the last sixteenth and wis going way at Ihe cud. Marbles was off fast and showed the most early speed, but tired when the winner got to l.im and finished driving to save Second place. Tllekilns was always in close pursuit and came again liter tiring a bit. Penrose ran a fairly good race. Pedigree was green and may improve. SnuUewood, l.uli-t and Helen P.. got off pooriy and made up ground. The winner was in for $1,000- no bid Beratched 88888 Daisy Shine. !I0: 88488 Tinker Pell. '.)!»: IIST.::'.)-Divorcee, 188. Incorrect weight in entries Knlist. 02. Overweights- Tilekilns. 1 pound: Pedigree, 1: Art Critic. 2: Banana Carus. 2. AQ^QQ SKCOND RACE— 8 1-2 Furlongs. (84388—1 :(*!*— 4— 188.) $soo added. 3 vear olds U O » J O t/ •■d upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $(;* r . Ind Horses AWt~~PP St ^ v2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners o h" C V i~" (48487)ROBH4 HOOD Wsp. 6 120 4 3 IS 1} 1' 14 W Miller J P Mavberry 1 6^5~9Toi^3~ out 68541 SI.ICKAW AY ws 4 110 2 1 43 3 3' 3* W McInfeD Kelly s 10 9 2». 4-5 i.s-.c.:; sili TODDINGTON w s 2 in:. t\ 4 2J 2» 2- 3= Notter L Mulligan 8-5 3 3 7_101-4 65763 NEW YDKK w s S 1 lo I 2 5s 5"' 5'" D Beckman G L Richards 20 CO 60 12 5 6S463*DR. HOLI.IS * wsb 4 106 5 5 3} 4- 4' E»* C Pooker P T Wood 5 6 5 7-5 2-5 66448 JUDITH MCBBIDE ws 4 100 16 C 6 fi fi Fuchrist J E Cooke 40 100 100 30 12 Time. 11. 223. :u?. 48, 1:88, 1:07. Winner — B. g. by Kingston — Belle of Maywood (trained by J. P. Mayl erry). Went to post at 2:52. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third the same. Robin Hood is in grand form, set the pace throughout and came away when called on in the stretch and could have won by a larger margin. Slickaway Dhiabed with a rush, caught Sir Toddington tiring in the last Quarter and passed him witii ease. Sir Toddington was speedy, but tired from chasing Robin HimxI aul was ipiitiing badly at the end. New York finished fast. Dr. Hollis showed speed, but tired badly in the stretch. Sera 1 ehed — 88588* Don I tomo. 125: liS404:l Inquisitor. 120: C,S3!*7 Berkeley. 102. r*QprQ/"\ THIRD RACK 1 1-16 Miles. (454.57—1 :4.r,3— 4— 105. » ?SOO added. 8 year olds and I30»JJ^/\JJ upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 8888. :nd_ Horses _ AWiPPSt '4 'j % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C V jB~" 6S492-'1GOOT LUCK ws 4 888 1 1 3 3 3 3 12 Mountain M II Tiehenor 6-5 8-5 9-101-5 out ifiM921T'MMY WDDELL wsb 5 108 2 3 2"k l1} l1 D 2s Horner M Clancy I 8] 11-52-5 out 68482 WHIMSICAL ws 4 111 1 2 D* 2? 2& 2h 3 .1 Martin Siwanoy Stable 3 5 3 7-10out Time. 121, 25*. 37. 40. 1:01*, l:14f, 1:41. 1:47. Winner — B. c. by Sandringhain — Pocketpiece 1 trained by II. MeBaniel). Went to post at .3:20. At peat 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. Good! Luck was wailed with in behind the leaders on the turn for home, where he moved up fast and. finishing witli great speed, could have won by a larger margin. Tommy Waddell was speedy and raced Whimsical into defeat, but could not withstand the winner's rush. Whimsical showed speed and ran well to the stretch, bur tired and is not at her liest vet. Scratched i;sl!i2-Athlete. 107: 85dS0 Fttp Flap. 115; 88887 W. H. Carev, 121; (lS430-Samson. 100; 68415 Superman, 102. Overweights — Good Luck. 1 pound: Whimsical. 1. AOFQI FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. (5S070— 1:121-3—02.) Williamsburgh Handicap. 0O0«L/-l- $1,500 added. 3 year-olds. Net value lo winner $1,700. Ind" Horses AWtPPSt 'j i-j 14 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S ' (48643)ALETHEITO wsb 105 2 2 IJ 1= l1} in Garner R T Wilson Jr 7-5 8-5 7-5 3-5 1-5 68283 AMPBDO ws 102 1 5 6' fi8 4- 21 Farrow E Wavland 40 50 30 10 4 fi.s-140 8ARACENESCA nan 110 r, 1 :: ::- ::' 3»1 W Miller Newcastle Stable 6 8 7 2 1 (68548)ORACULUM ws 113 3 1 8* 2 21 48 Mountain G M Odom 3 3 2} 7-101-4 68568*GAliLANT DAN wan 98 4 7 5: 5} B* E* Notter J L McGinnis 8 10 fi 2 4-5 68397 BEHKKI.KY Wan 384 7 6 4* 4 ' 6 615 R Lowe Beverwyik Sta 12 15 12 4 8-5 62435*ECSEBIO W 97 6 3 7 7 7 7 M I'reston A L Aste 25 40 40 10 5 Time. 12S. 24. 30. 48;, 1:14. Winner —Ch. c. by Ornament — Undecided drained by T. J. Healey). Went to post at 3:47. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Alette no dashed into the lend at once and set the pace throughout, was best and could have won by a lugcr margin, but was being eased up at the end and earner came near throwing the race away. Ampedo finished with a tremendous rush after having trailed for the first half and almost got np. Saracenesca ran in improving form, was always prominent in the running and finished fast and gamely. Oraculum ran well to the stretch, but tired in the final drive. Berkeley showed sjieed. but tailed to stav. Beratched 88440*George S. Davis. 188; 88618 Horace F... 112; 88888 Rosemount, 103. Incorrect weights in entries— Aletheuo. 102: Oraculum. 110. Overweights — Ampedo. 2 pounds. /*Qprr.fc~) FIFTH RACL— 5-8 Mile. (62124— 1 :00;— 2—07. ) $700 added. 2 vear olds. Selling. \ O O tJ £ Net value to winner $030. Ind Horses AAvTp~P~St % jj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~" (6S51S)BOrNDING ELK ws 109 6 5 3= 3u 2i IJ Horner Mrs H Selby 2 2i 2 4-5 2-5* (68376) PAUL PRY wa 368 S 3 I'll* D 211. W Miller Newcastle Stable 4 7 6 2 1 68361 FRESH ws 102 5 4 4" 4.' 4} 3- R Lowe Oneck Stable 3 4 13-59-102-5 68488 WILLIAM H. LYON ws lot 1 I 2H 2 | 3* 4i Lloyd .1 Garson 15 20 15 6 3 i,s:.|:',-CIKRNAVACA ws 59 2 2 61 E* ■"■} 6* M Preston P Burlew 5 C 5 8-5 4-5 68483 TINKER BELL Ws 99 4 7 7* 7l fi1 fi1 Notter S Paget 12 15 10 4 8-8 HAND-ME-DOWN ws 88 3 6 fill 6} V- 73 J Powers S Emery 20 60 50 15 8 HEEDLESS ws MM 7 8 8 8 8 8 W Doyle M Kraus 20 40 40 15 7 Time. 123. 24J. 88|t 4i). 1:02;. Winner— B. c. by Ruskin II. Miss Hall 1 trained by II. M. Davis). Went to post at 4:15. A* post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third Hie same. Bounding Plk ran in behind the leaders until in the last eighth, where be came very fast and got up to win drawing (dear. Paul Pry std the pace fast and finished gamely, but tired from his early efforts. Fresh closed up much ground in the last sixteenth and was goiug very fast at the finish. William H. Lyon showed early speed, but fatted to stay. Cuernavaca ran disappointingly. The winner was entered for |1.2(H»: no bid. overweights Paul Pry. 1 pound; William II. Lyon. 2: Hand me-down, 2: Heedless. 1. ^Q^QQ SIXTH RACK 3-4 Mile. (58070 -1:12J— 3 -02.) 8888 added. 3 year olds. Maidens. OOOt/O Fillies. Selling. Net value to winner $010. Ind Horses AWt PP~S~t~l; '^ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C~ P S~ 68438sGOLDEN WEST wsn 181 4 3 Is D P D Rowan E E Brown 3 4 3* 6-5 1-2 (8438 VF.STAl'.ELLA ITS 187 '■'• 4 8* 8* 8* 81 Mountain R II McC Potter 7-6 8-6 13 M8 Eun* 68643 PROMINA ws 101 I 1 5= 4& 3.} V . M Plttntoa W H Laudeman 4 5 4 fi-5 1-2 68438 YANKEE BELLE ws lot 5 2 2- 8* 1" 4s C Booker Hoi I v Stable 15 30 20 6 2} 68643 MART HALL «fntt MS 2 5 4n 6»» 6* 6* W Dovle Q A Broader 3 E 4} 7-535 (6464 \N\A C ws 9b 0 G 6 6 6 6 Medlicott I' E .love :,,) 100 388 38 10 Time. 13. 24;. SSf, 49i. 1:1C.S. Winner — B. f. by Golden Garter — Aurania drained by F. B. Drown). Went to tiost at 4:40. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. folder West showed much the most speed, opened a big gap at once and was much the liest in the going, but his rider almost threw the race away hy looking around all through the last sixteenth. Vesfaliella closed up ground very fast iu Ihe hist eighth and linished catching the winner at every stride. Rromina ran vvell and made up much ground in the stretch. Yankee Belle was speedy, but tired from chasing the winner. Mary Hall ran poorly. The winner was entered for $1,000; no bid. Overweights — Mary Hall. 4 pounds. aQK.(\/i SEVENTH RACK— 3-4 Mile. (88878 1:181 8 88.) 8888 added. 3 year olds. f300«L*\«7 Maidens. Baactal Weights. Net value to winner $080. Ind Horses A~Wt PP~SM4~~tj~~% Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S ' 66836 TRAMP ws 111 fi 1 1-' 1- 1- DJ 3 Martin L O Applebv 10 15 10 3 1 6S566 DAN 1:1 TIRE wsll2 8 7 ii 2» 22 2* Notter J L McGinnis 2 5 7-103 5 1-5 out 68543 HERMAN wn 109 1 2 88 4t» 3J 3l W Miller A L Aste 4 6 5 1 2-5 68643 CLAUDE D1TVAL "Wsn 109 5 4 3» 3i 41 4- Hurley J T Muir 20 25 25 7 3 68467*MHjLSTONE ws 109 4 3 5J 5J 5S Dh Henry F T Miller 10 IE 12 3 6-5 88644 GOLDPINDER wsb 109 7 8 8 8 7* 63 Diggins W P Burch 88 50 50 15 7 65381 HIGH CLASS wsn 112 3 6 6'1 fi'l 6l 710 Mountain A Belmont 8 10 8 2 1 63301 MAMIE LLOYD wsn 107 2 5 7h 7J 8 8 W Doyle T Lloyd 30 100 60 20 8 Time. 133, 25. 37. 488, 1:18. Winner — B. g, by Commando — Tenderness (trained by L. Stuart). Went to post at 6:84. At post 5 minutes. Siart gaad. Won easily; second and third the same. Tl Basil W!ls oft" running fast, liked the going and won all the way as his rider pleased. Dan Buhrc was ofT nest to last and probably did not like taking the mud and slop from the leaders, but gradually improved his position to the stretch and finished with a rare burst of speed, but could not get to the winner. lb Mnan was always prominent and ran a good race, (laude Duval showed early speed, but tired when the real racing caaae. Millstone ran fairly well. The others were alvvavs outrun. Snatched-88818 Dario. 100: (14253 Tiro, 109; C8543 Hiram, 112; 08407 KeruocUan, 112; Sea Wolf, 109. Overweights — Tramp, 2 pounds. Page 4 New York New York Entries and Past Performances for Tuesday, Way 7. WEATHEE CLEAB. TEACK HEAVY. I I ' FIEST EACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-ycar-olds. Selling. (82141- 1:09] 2- '.'7.) Jrdex rViirse His! Time T'ck Wt St M It % StrFin Jockeys Post Company HANDS AROUND, gr. f. 2, by Serpent— Eeel (F. T. Woodl. Weight today 1C3. i.v.i.:. Jamaica 5-8 1:031 mud 107 1 n :i :' 9«» C Booker Prisette, Tartar Mali!, EUa O'Neill ES4I2 Jamaica 5-8 1:01ft fast 99 2 I l l* 1*| C Booker Bounding Elk, B. Williams, Bigot. t". 1 1 7 Jamaica .". s i v. j a tod I"; S J 0 •"'" 8'* II PreatOB Sepoy, Woodlane, McGregor. 68326 Aqueduct 4 l :.' t :■ ■ hist i"". S .7 Eft l»* M Preatea Berry Mat*, Bigot. Deleft n. «.X27.S Aqueduct 1 2 4S jr...)-} Ml t; ii .".' 4'-i M Preston Prizette, Aunt Eta**, Berry Maid. GLAUCUS, b. c, 2, by Ingoldsby — Irmena (J. McLaughlin). Weight today 101. 68016 Benning 1 1 _• f :•: good 102 fi :; l" -'• Mountain Jabllee, Superstition, Bllfll. 87887 Benning 4 1-2 f 58 fast 110 2 1 I1 -" W Miller Dead Gone, Blember, Patrician. i\,^: Benning 1-2 i'.s fast 112 I fi P B*i Henry Blllle Hlboa, Ben rule. Lawless. THOMAS CALHOUN, b. c. 2. by Knight of the Thistle— Tantalize (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 101. 68564 Jamaica "is 1:04} mud 102 ;: 2 2 -' -" Musgrave Sussex, Astoria Belle, Spohn. 68395 Jamaica S - 1KB fust Ml :t 4 1-' 2* Musgrave Biskra, youthful. Please. fis:mi Aqueduct 4 1 - f 5i stow 102 12 13 13 1311 Musgr've Bustle. Masks ami Faces, I.. Clay. 68381 Aqueduct l .' 47* sj 1104 11 11 :" 9" Musgrave P. Heron. M. A Paces, TartarMaid. 8S344 Aqueduct 4 1 :' f 541 slow 103 ;; 1 2" in M'sgrave Kerry, Sweet taire. C. II. Shilling. BENNIE WILLIAMS (formerly Gossoon), gr. c. 2, by Prince of Melbourne— Grey Agnes (Beverw'k St.). Weight todav 106. 68462 Jamaica 5-i l:01J fast 107 1 1 ! ■'' V Mountain Hands Around, Bound. Blk, Bigot lis 295 Aqueduct 4 1-2 f 55 slow 105 ■ E 5" S*l .1 Johnson Lady Isabel, Bosario, Bine Ban. 68129 Benning 1-2 511 mud 114 7 i; fi'-' 4*1 Mountain Beckon, . Merry Man, Long Ball. K8093 1 -...11111111,' 4 1 :• f 561 fast Iffi 1 3 23 31! Mountain Jubilee, Ben Cole, ;il»s.' 68034 Benning 4 1 .' f G6| fast 107 2 i 5- 5* Mountain Q'n's Souvenir, Lady Isabel, Giles. ASTOEIA BELLE, b. fs 2. by Scorpion— Docility (P. T. Chinn). I t today OP. i Jamaica I i 641 mud WO ". :'. 3 :;• 3* Beckman Sussex, Thomas Calhoun, :- 68395 J ami 5-8 1:02 last 89 :; 7 7 9] ii'; Garner Biskra, Tbos. Calhoun, Youthful. is::n Aqueduct 4 l-L' i Ml fast 107 2 4 lj 4:! A'buchon Cltixen, Biskra, Look 682C6 Aqueduct 4 1 2f 541 fast 107 10 1 ' * s-; 8lslA'buchon Hustle Bvelyn ;.. Trey of Spades. 68244 Aqueduct 4 1 'J f 541 slow Jus 4 2 :;'. 5* A'buchon Taos. Calboun, Kerry, Sweet-taire. C77t:: Oakiawn 3 1-2 f 42g fast in". 1 1 1- lj A'buchon Balls, Flown, Chullta. SH1ELEY R.. br. f, 2, by Knight of the Thistle or Buck Massie — Blanche Herman (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 101. 68376 Aqueduci I 1-2 t 571 slou 99 '" lo 10 10" M Preston Paul Pry, Orena, Blvir* M. MARION MOORE, b. f, 2, by Meadowthorpe— Golden Fleece (R. L. Thomas). Weight todav 94. i;v.i;.i Jamaica 931 mud 107 - ' ■"■ • :': 5** M Preston Frizette, Tartar Maid, Kills O'Neill •6843 Oakiawn 3 1-2 f 11 l.vy 164 2 I J- 1 1 C H ShiU'gS. Bosssaore, M. Randolph, W-a-Day FBIVOLEB, blk. g, 2. by Elhelbert— Flirt (P. Belmont i. Weight today 101. 68513 Jamaica 5-8 1:628 slow 102 2 I t a I" Horner Kitle Range, Cuernavaca, Albia. ACREEDOR, b. c, 2, by Colonel Wheeler— Mortgage (T. Fitzgerald). Weight today 102. '.s.:n Aqueduct 4 1-2 f 541 fast 102 13 13 13 13l*lBrussel Citizen, Biskra, 1 68271 Aqueduct 1-2 47 fast 108 I S 0 ! 18 W Mclnt'eM. Robert, Br. Whist, Sen.Beckh'm INAUGURATION, ch. f, 2, by Peep o'Day— Agnodico (M. Welsh). Weight today U9. First start. SECOND RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (45457 II". I 105.) WES, br. g, 4, by Inverness — Sauteuso (A. Hamel). Weight today 103. 67578 City Park 1 I 16 1:461 fast 10915 1111' 3'1 Nicol Planute, Goldmale, Gargantua. 67176 P. Grounds 7 s 1:251 fast 106 8 7 7 2 l1 1* Garner Ohlyesa, BitterMiss, ColnmbiaGlrl. 6J078 P. Grounds 7 - 1:261 fast 103 5 r 2 1 1* l4 Garner Granada, Oberon, Dr. Bpruill. 66928 City Park 1:26 fast 109 6 -r. 4 1 2' _-' Beder Colloquy, St. Valentine, Toboggan. JOHN SMULSKI, b. h. 5, by Esher— Ellangowan (J. P. Mayberry). Weight today 109. 68194 City Park 1 1 16 1:471 fast HO i 5 1 3 11 51* J Lee .1. I.. Inglis, P. Sterling, P. Priui. 68098 City Park 1 1:40{ fast 112 1 2 2 1 V 3*1 Lloyd J. L. Inglis, P. Sterling, Mortlboy 68042 City Park 1 1:401 fas) 109 1 1 3 3 11 2* I Grenade, Mary Morris, Lancastrian. 67988 P. Clio— da 1 1-16 1:49« SMd IIS 7 U 1 1 1-' l4 Lloyd Lancastrian, d.Id.; Mineral. JBanered REIDMOORE, ch. g, 4, by Ornament — Desayano (W. Shields). Weight today lOo. 68190 Benning lm 70y 1:491 slow 116 ill 2 11 1' Jho Hen'syWater I ^'. Azelina. Delphle. 68919 Behning 1 1:41 good 116 '.', 2 :; 2 1' ]"' Mountain B. Blnford, Monarodor, Niblick. 87891 Benning lm 40y 1:45} fast 101 3 2 2 1 l2 l2 Noone Cobmoaa, Paul Clifford, Bulwark. K7.SL".* Benning lm 40y l:46| fast 106 12 2 2 2- l'l Noone Euripides, Delphle, Cobmosa. 66751 Benning] 3 u:41 fast loo 4 3 3 6 »5 6 J Taylor Ilulscher, palette, Pete Dalles'. CONTEND, b. g, 9, by Galore— Conjectrix (D. Reynolds). Weight today 106. 65466 Pimlico 1 L-8 1:55J fast 110 E J 10 it 11 U"lBarnett Crevilla, Ivanhoe, 1. ennui Girl. E5408 Ptmllco 3-4 1:151 fast 1J2 6 7 C 7 7" : Barnetl Hooray, BeUe Strome, Cadicbon. 69 Pimlico 2-1 1:14 fast 109 7 9 9 8** 811 J DennisonNibllck, Anna Smlta, Kilts. ST. VALENTINE, b. h. 6, by Himyar— Bracelet (A. P. Ginter). Weight todav 114. 68413 Jamaica lm 70y 1:451 good 110 1 a 3 2 3i 4'- Mountain Athlete, Orbicular, Dishabille 68379 Aqueduct 3-4 l:14j slow ill 4 5 4 43 4*1 Mountain Heasllp, Workmaid, Hyperion II. 67M1 P. Grounds 1 1 If 1:481 »'ud 116 3 2 2 1 l2 l4 J Lee S. Preston, Boy. Breeze, Q. Brady. ■7752 I". Grounds 7-8 1:251 fast 110 1 3 4 4 35 21 J Lee Juggler, Pasadena, Lady Bstber. 67(179 P. GroaadS 7-8 1:3*1 l'asr 106 2 3 3 2 2s 2- Lloyd Pasadena, Moi •ti;»..y, Pr. of Coins. MAXNAR, b. h, 5, by Maxio— Narcola (C. F. Clark). Weight today 10S. C8489 Jamaica 11-16 1:48 fast ill 222 2 2'1 21 Radtke Jaoauin, Robador, Retort. 68413 Jamaica lm 70y 1:451 good 199 2 :: 1 1 4h 5*1 Finn Athlete. Orbicular, Dishabille. 68280 Aqueduci 1 1:401 good 122 .". 5 E S 5 E"lFinn W.H.Carey, S. II. Harris, Tartan 0771.". Ascot Park 1 1:41 good 100 E 2 2 4 i'\ 4" BrusssJ Calm. Sweep, Sir Edward, Anip.'d,.. 6f,Si.j Ascot Park 1 1-10 1:47J fast !I9 1 6 6 6 53 5'3iFinn Reservation. Von Tromp, Wrenne. SHENANDOAH, br. h. 5, by Long street— Suisun (P. T. Chinn). Weight today 101. 68514 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:491 slow 101 14 3 1 l1- 31 Musgrave Killocban. Bon Mot, Lord Badge. 66412 Jamaica 3 I 1:14* good 112 6 5 5 31 "•■'■ W Miller Tony Bonero, Cloisteress, Marvel P. 67S22 oakiawn lm 20y 1:421 fast 110 12 2 3 t; 6" A'buchon King Leopold, Matador, Cursus. 87748 Oakiawn lm 70y l:4tf fast 107 2 11 l l4 l4 A'buchon Skyward, J. P. Mayberry, Matador. 67431 Oakiawn lm 7*j 1:45| mini 1*1 12 2 3 6 6'*iA'buchon Jack Lory, Tivoiini, iieiue Regente. AZORA, b. f, 4, by Falsetto— fedika (E. Wayland). Weight todav 101. 684*6 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:471 fast 102 2 113 1" 3*1 C Grand Savable, Moles.. v. Master of Craft. ramaica lm 70y 1:451 fast 101 3 r. 4 4 35 2:' C Grand JacqUin, llv. Watterson, 0. Spray. 683*0 Aqueduci 1 1:43* stow M :: l l l l» 7*»1M Preston Robador, M. Morris, Lord Badge. 66726 Ascot Park 7-8 1:29 slow 102 5 4 5 3 42 43J Ke0ph Cm lessor. Woodthrpe, Beservation. 6*594 Ascot Park 1 1-1G 1:47 fast 94 C G « 5 o^ 6"lKent W. II. Carey, Cello, Euripides. PALETTE, b. f, 5, by Ben Brush— Bonnie Lee (G. L. Richards). Weight today 99. 65751 Benning! 3 5:41 fast 104 3 2 2 - 1 2c Beckman Holscher, Pete Dailey, Banker. 3 Benninga 2 1-1 4:.:", fast li,7 3 2 2 2 l* 4,*lBeckman Hoiscber, Banker, Pete Dailey. Bennings i i-4 2:ii fast 95 7 7 0 .". oj r.1" Beckman Cederstrome, Banker, Solon Shingle. COLONEL WHITE, blk. c. 5, by Clifford— Lacona (E. T. Nickerson). Weight today 109. 64a!s Brooklyn 1 1-16 l:4Ji fast 106 7 7 7 8 9 9" W Doyle Oarsman. Bragg, Panique. 6*558 Coney Island 1 1:391 fast 103 10 10 10 10 it4 9'4 \V Doyle Carew, CommbiaGIrl, L.J.Hayman. 64015 Brighton B 11-16 1:41 mud lu6 5 4 S 6 S1 812 Koerner Sonoma Belle, Tyron, Little Scout. DE EESZKE. br. h, 8, by Lamplighter — Serene (M. L. Hayman). Weight today 109. 62101 Aquedupt l 1:401 :asi 1M .77 a t;1 7"- J Martin Broadcloth, Grenade, Ebony. a Kg Crescent 1'k 1W 7-8 hvy 1:311 3 3 4 2 3- 23 J Martin L. Navarre, Col. Jessup, Peter Paul. 60344 Crescent Pk 113 1 hvy l :4r.j i i l l i» :' J Martin dgarllghter, Dr. SprallL EOBADOE, ch. h, 5, by Eey el Santa Anita — Lady Diamond (M. Kraus). Weight today 109. t-8489 Jamaica l 1 16 1:48 last 109 :; 3 1 3 3* 3*1 Mountain Jacquin, Maxnar, Betort. b8360 Aqueduct Bl alow 104 2 E 7 I 1- l" Notter M. Morris, Lord Badge. J. McKeon • Aqueduct 1 1:41?. fast l'i4 3 4 7 7 7 33 Notter J. McKeon. Mary Morris, 1. L. M. 65241 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:48t fast 106 c 8 8 S 9 91* Cmmina Oamtas, Givonnl Palerio, it. Boyal. WATEKBEAREE, ch. g, 4, by Watercress — Margerique (J. A. Wernberg). Weight today 103. 68511 Jamaica 11 1 * i 1:481 slow 98 2 2 7 7 ) ". I7 Brussel Qulnn Brady, Cloisteress, Fllmnap. 68258 Aqueduct . ■ i::.s fast 101 E l 2 I 1- ::' Brussel Lally, fustian, Battieaxe. 68111 Benaiag 7-8 1:301 fast 116 1 r. 5 8 9-lo12 J O'Brien Cobleskill, P.and N'dles,GrumJ3oph. 65727 Penning 1 1:43 fast 95 3 B 4 4 4s 21 G Burns Cloisteress, HowAboutYou. Marster LOED BADGE, b. g. 8, by Badge — Mocking Bird (W. L. Oliver). Weight today 106. 68514 Jamaica 11-16 1:491 slow 106 s s v j .;- isj Brussel Killochan, Pun Mot, Shenandoah. t.s. •■! Aqueduct 1 1:431 slow 109 S '■ 9 9 6' S»» Crim'na Bobador, M. M .ii-i--. Jack McKeon. 68294 Aqueduci 1 1:43 slow 107 4 « S 5 4' 4'-' Crim'ins Molesey, Bellsnicker, Ocean Spray. 68246 Aqueduct 7-8 1:28 slow 112 9 9 1 7 El !'• B McDan'IBellsnicker, Killocban, Durbar. 68152 Benning lm lOOy 1:541 slop 102 1111 l" l*1 Bngl'der Blue Puck, Water Dog, Jobstown. D'AEKLE. b. g, 5, bv Arkle— Dare ka (J. Moran . Weight today 101. 67954 Benning 7-8 1:30* fast 106 3 3 4 C 7 VI W Miller Azelina. Water Dog, Nlbl ii;;:i'i Brighton B 3 I 1:121 fast 112 12 13 14 it- 11" Seweli Robin Hood. Van Ness, WatcrTank. 63918 Briarhton B 1 1-16 1:471 fast 9S 2 2 10 10 lo- 11" Finn Ebony, Janet a. Champlain. SAILOR BOY, ch. h. 5, by Tha Sailor Prince— Fikih (W. C. Daly;. Weight tcdav 104. 68540 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:49 fast 104 6 a 7. 6 6 6" Vorkc II. Watterson, Savable, Cobleskill 68413 Jamaica lm 70y 1:451 good 87 6 I 5 .". G 6l,JG Burns Athlete, Orbicnlar, Dishabille ■ Aqueduct 1 1:421 slow '■"' 3 4 4 5 V 6*1 G Burns W. II. Carey. T. Waddell, C. Jack. 68133 Benning 7 1-2 f 1:371 mud 'M ill 1 21 3" Yorke Ormonde's Bight, Faust. 68057 Benning 1 l:43i fast 98 4 3 3 5 52 6'7JL Smith Marster. Bulwark, llolseher. THIRD RACE — S-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Handicap. (58079 1:12 '■' 02.) BAT MASTERSON, ch. c, 3, by Frankfort— Vanessa (M. L. Schwartz). Weight today 113. 64W0 Brooklyn Ab 3-1 1:101 fast 105 4 2 14: p Koerner Prank Lord, Eddie Ware, Seweli. 61689 Com i land 6 1-2 f 1:20! slow 106 i 5 5 5' -r."' Seweli Tourcnne,' Etbqn, Arimo, 6455* Coney Island 5-8 1:001 fast 11*11 1* 10 10* 10*1 Shan W. II. Daniel, Yan umonok. ZETHUS, b. c, 3, by Previous — Carmencita (R. Bauer). Weight today 107. t.N.o; Jamaica 5 i 2 f l:08J mud IOS 7 1 , V V Garner Alctheuo, Boy. Onyx, I 6*517 Ascot Park 5 1-2 f 1:« i 1 5 I'l 2* R McDan'lL. 8tanhO| e, J.R.I Vscot Park 7-8 1:291 hvy 112 14 3 1 l"'- 1 ' C Koerner L. Stanhope, J. Nelson, St. I 66390 A col Park 3-4 1:141 fast MM B S 3 2; V B McDan'iWaterbuy, Grccao, San AJ' ORACULUM, b. c. 3, by Sorcerer — Hanoverine (G. M. Odom). Weight today U9, rs.".:»l (See Jamaica cbarl in tlds paper). tS5«J Jamaica 3-4 1:1 ill 21 1*1 Garner Don Domo, Gallant '■ 6*440 Jamaica :: 4 1:131 fast 110 I I :; 2* 23 Badtke They're urr. c. s. Davis, S. clay. 68415 Jamaica :; 1 1:18* good 99 4 7 7 7» «,r B McDan'IBed Elver, Superman, La Londe. ACROBAT, b. c. 3, by Bassctlaw— Syrienne (H. K. Vingut). Weight tcday 108. , ::-l 1:1",-, slop !"•' i 2 .". .:; 3* Notfer Yorkist, Purslan '.... 1 1:411 slow '.'■ 2 3 :; z II l-R McDan'IBeaucIere, Judge Davey, Beside. «:.t":; A..... duct 8 1-2 f 1:22* slop l'»7 3 3 2 2.= Notter Main Chance, Moo fort. Dunvallo. EDDIE WARE, ch. c, 3, by The Commoner— Penitence II. (M. H. Tichenor). Weight today 117. 65261 Jamaica o 1-2 f 1:08 fast IN I I 4 4J 1*1 Seweli Frank GUI, Oraculum, Killaloe. 65343 Jamaica 3 11:18 fast 107 I 3 S r 1* Seweli Frank Gill, Adoration. Coun 65091 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:141 fast 108 1* 9 S 7i 7:- .! Harris W. II. Diuiiel, Tourenne. Altmia. BELCAST, b. c. 3, bv Belvidere— Lucasta (F. W. Seeley). Weight today 115. ' Benninga 1 1:13 fast HI 14 0 7 3! 4»*1W Miller Bright Boy, Orphan Lad.Adelinette. lings 3-4 1:l ■ 4 22 2- 21 Notter liee Harrisonll., Botanist, BlucDale ii"l i Aqueduct l I 3 a i. o 0 6" Notter Ilandzarra, Ginette, Dreamer. TIM O'TOOLE, ch. c, 3, by Ben Strome — Henrietta (D. C. Johnson). Weight tcday 112. i;\::i! Aqucdut;) 7-8 i -T list :., 332 2 3| 4- Beckman Berkeley, Kileing, Campaigner. Uiueduct 3 1 1:15 good 1*8 3 2 1 'l* P" Beckman P. M Needles, Com'paw, M.Suooaer 62754 Belmont Pk 5 1-2 f l:06g fsat 117 4 fi 6 4l 4s Ly« Water Pearl, (Han, ConvUIe. 63611 Brooklyn E 1-2 f 1 :07| fast los 1 2 I 31 32 Lyne Gretna Green, CouviUe, McCarter. 623*7 Belmont Pk 5-8 1:011 slop 115 3 2 2 24 2'1 Lyne M. Lester, Rappahannock. L.Oaplaia UMBRELLA, b. f, 3, by Ben Brush — Gingham (W. C. Daly). Weight today 92. RK491 Jamaica 1 I 16 1:49 fas! M 7 t; o 7 7 7** W Burns Marathon, L. Stanhope, Cohk-skill. 68380 Aqueduci 6 1-2 f 1:21 ■ I 1 4J 4SJ G Burns Jaequin, Battieaxe, 1 !'■ ■: ••■ \.M 7-8 1:23 fast I'm I :. E 6 •'.' ET1 Yorke cinna. Cloisteress, Trenton I Aqueduct 1 1:401 good M 13 3 1 1* l"lBngl'der W.H.Carey, S.H.Harris, Tartan. 8*161 Benning 1 1-2 f 12S hvy 101 2 3 3 2h t" GoMst'a Gteeao, Golf Pall, Lally, FOURTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Kings County Handicap. 3-ycar-olds and upward, t 15457-—105.) BUTTLING, ch. h, 5. by Star Rubv— Fa'.salara (J. L. McGinnis). Weight today 114. 6843* Jamaica I 1-1* 1:471 fast 1 -1 2 11 1 Is Is Notter Samson T.allv. MIrsa. E7694 Brooklvn list :;./ ,im I KB 5 l E 5 *• 4" Lyne Proper.' First Mason. Bedouin. ET63* Brooklyn l I I . M East ml :. 1 I 1 21 2*1 J Jones Ah, in. Co) M Id, sini- •• .-. PHiLANDEB, bT. g, 8, by Ben Brmh— Pink Doming (J. E. Keene). Weight today 100. 685*6 Jamaica I 1 K l:49f mud 106 14 4 2 flam r l r. Gardner, Okentte, Man Bnhre. 883*7 Jamaica 1 1 16 1:481 fast 100 1114 14 .ri 51 4' M Preston I»r. Gardner, (ilorlner, Cairngorm. 0,452 Aqueduct 11-8 1:52 fast 88 1 2 3 3 3' 35i C Ross KniuiingWater. P. GIB, lish Hawk. 6r,378 Aqueduct 1 1-S 1:52| fast 90 8 3 3 1 1« 1* C Ross Running Water, Angler, Oxford. 66341 Aqueduct 1 1-lfi 1:46 fa"t N 12 12 12 12 UJ 7*1 C Ross Rye. Bad News, OxfoiU. l . .: W. H. CAREY, ch. o, 4, by Ed Farrell — Bettie Bramble (E. F. Carman). Weight today 122. 68397 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:48jLfasi 110 13 12 8 7 71 6*1 C Koerner Dr. Gardner, r.loritier. Cairngorm. Aqueduct 1* 1 : UJf M i* fs; 7 7 fi 4 4= 1= Mountain T. Waddell, Col. Jack, The Picket Aqueduct ! 1:40 Srow MS 5 4 5 5 3J l5 Mountain Pretension, Goad Lnck, Oxford. OEBICULAE. ch. c, 4. by Smile— Orbed Maiden (J. J, Murray). Weight today 100. i lm 70y 1:441 fast 109 3 I 6 S -V; 5" Nicol Juggler, Bye, Orphan Lad. 68413 Jamaica lm 70y 1:46* apod nu 5 2 2 :: 2.'. 2' Nicol Athlete, Dishabille, Sr. Valentine. 68245 Aqueduct 7-8 1:2S4 slow in. 14 12 0 12 10 9* C Koernei GioHner, Boseben, Pon IMrgW h'7';77 I". Grounds lni-;ny 1:4*1 twmt 107 3 2 2 2 2* I1 Garner Donna, Oberon, Marvin Ncal. 669*3 City Park-. 3-4 1 :4.;;g fast . 1*9 6 7 fi 53 1" .1 ^irtln Lens, Sir Toddlngtoa, VDkagBa*. CEESSINA, b. f, 4, by Watercress —Carina fA. J. Joyaer). Weight today 105. 68340 Aqueduct 3 11:13 fast 114 1 1 1 2* 2* Horner K.'s Daughter, S. Edward, -Samson Aqueduct 3 1 1:132 fast i't 2 2 2 2* 2 Horner Pretension, Pulsus. Sir Edward. 65*47 Benhlng 7-8 1:2S» fast 108 a 4 3 2 3* 417 Horner Firebrand, Welliouinc, Bivouac. 6S618 Benning lm 70y 1:47| good 115 2 11 1 1*1* Horner ;. p. M. ■MM Aqueduct 1 1-M 1:4*4 fast HO 3 2 2 1 31 3G1 Horner Athlete, Hot Toddy, Bye. EYE, b, c, 4. b7 Grcenan — Degenerate (C. D. Sullivan). Weight today 103. 68541 Jamaica 3 i 1:13 fast no :. ., 5 5* «" Horner Keator, Barb. Belle, Ed. Jackfoa. 68465 Jamaica lm 70y 1:111 fast i!'~ 222 l p 2;! Notter Juggler, Orphan Lad, Campaigner. 68305 Aqueduct I 1:1" alow 106 3 5 4 3 7 7: Horner W. ll.Par.-v. Pretension, G. I.uek. Aqueduct 7-8 1 :281 slow 109 1110 3 2 6» 10*1 W Miller tHorlfier, Boseben, Hon fNega B434 Aqueduct 1 l-M 1:45] last UJ 0 5 5 3 4- «*| Finn Athlete, Hot Tod.lv, Cl Italia" FIFTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Selling. (54238 I . '«'.;', I 128.) EOYAL ONYX. br. c, 3. by Ornam eat— Oneck Queen (Oneck Stable'". Weight tniaj 103. 687ik: Jamaica 5 1-2 f 1:083 mud 103 3 1 1 2 - R Lowe Aletheue, S. Toddington, Zetbus. 1 i i IS si .. 98 2 11 1- lJ B Lowe Campaigner, King Anal., ;. Circle. 68307 Aqueduct :: I 1:16 Blow 102 8 3 3 :: 8*1 B Ixiwe Star Cat, Golden West, 1 ire opal. 65173 Jamaica * 1-2 f 1^81 slow 102 I 2 1 3h 8"1R Lowe Barbtgo, Fantastic, Sally Preston. (6139 Belmont Pk 5-8 581 fast It I 2 5 61" H'l it Lowe Hlgginbotbam, Fire Opal, Baaeaek. ACEOBAT (See Third Eace). Weight today 110. ACE HIGH, ch. c, 3, bv Troubadour— Run of Luck (L. Mulligan). Weight today 111. 68538 •!.- 3 '. ' il 3 1 1 I- I' Notter Waterbury, Fustian, Athens. a :; i 1:13] fast 94 8 7 1 :•'. .;1 Garner Barbery Belle, Dr. Holiis. Teairtss. Vquedud good l".: 3 3 l 1" l«* W Miller S.ToddlDgtbn, Berkeley, Barb.BeBe 67958 F. Grounds S 1-2 f 1:**| fast 1*8 3 11 1«* 2»* J Lee Spkm, Fantastic, Monere. FLOW AWAY, b. c, 3, by AHowmv— Florio (E. E, Bradley). Weight today 102. educt ll:41gslow 96 6 5 I 7 7'- 7 ■ ■■-"■ I 'i.-K. tt Beanclere, Judge Davey, Beside. Vqueduct 3-4 1:14ft fast 97 10 10 7 4« 441 Beckman Boyal Ben, Cow Price, Belcast. imaica 2-i 1 214ft fast 101 5 I 8 7J 6l* Finn Uoyal Breese, Ken Strong, Mariposa 65177 Jai 31 1:li,-i slow loo 9 6 I 4,; 4*1 fsoone Oracuhun, Clara Huron, Roy.Breese 65129 Belmont Pk 7-8 1:26 fast 100 I '. • I f* s; Pickett Orphan Lad. Gfld. Black Mate. GLENKAM, b. c, 3, by Glenheim — Resalva (R. A. Eaincy). Weight today 111. (51 slop 100 :: '• i '• 1*1 R McDan'l Yorkist, Purslane, Acrobat. 65142 Belmonl Pk 5-8 :59 last 98 l 111* 1- W Miller Work & Play. Sah. Creeker, Manila. Imont Pk 3 i 1:121 rast 112 2 3 3 3* 3*1 T dark Zambesi, Landsman, Sallv K. it Pk 3 i 1:141 fast 90 U II 11 11 U*»JNotter W. 11. Daniel. Tonrenae, Altai*. ANNA MAY, b. f, 3, by King Eric —fig Leaf (P. J. Rainey). Weight today 101. 6846:: Jamaica 3 I l:13ffasl 96 I 2 3 I* i". r.rnss.i Barbary Belle, l r. Hollte, Teacress. Aqueduct 5-8 1:001 good 100 12 12 12 12- P ' .1 Johnson Art High, S.Toddington. Berkeley. Vqueduct 5-8 1UW2 slow 100 I 5 I 3* ■!' W Miller Athlete; Keator, Dr. Hollls. nning :; 1 1:161 mud 101 3 2 2 21 ii'-'^W Miller L^oanerges, Workmaid, GoM BalL 68014 Benning B-8 l :;«j* good 99 2 1 1 l1 T J Johnson Base ofDawn, Bevenue, CousinKate COBLESKILL, ch. c. 3, by Isidor — Roxane (Mrs. M. Hcffmanl. Weight today 105. 68540 Jamaica I );isl 92 1222 2i 1* B Lowe Hen.Waterson, Cobleskill. Bntree. • I'll Ja 11-1*1:49 fast 103 5 11 l l' :'.' B Lowe Marathon, L. Stanhope, T. Boaero. imaica 3 11:14 Cast 91 I 3 I 33 3° B Lowe Bobln Hoed, Dr. Holiis, Pinna. FUSILADE, b. c, 3, by Cesarion— Braak (P. Powers). Weight today 106. •imll -i : 1:081 fast iii; l 111* lh Jno Hen'syAn. Smith, Prince Brutus, Revenue nlico 3 11:14ft fast 97 2 111* 1* Jno Hen'syDainty Maudie, I. Reck. GoIdBnder 68147 Benning fi 1 2 r 1 :jfi :-l",i 93 5 S E ' .". :.:;r- Jno Hen'syOr.Lad, . Colony, B .of Jessamine. 64194'Sarat iga H-3f l.-OT fast HE 7 4 4 41 412 D Austin BopeJoan, Paum ik. SirW..lolmsun RESIDE, b. c. 3, by Resolute— Mi3 3 Eddie (B. C. Evansl. Weight today 107. 67728 I". Grounds lm 20y 1:411 fast 93 112 :; 2» 25 Gaugel Yankee Girl, Donna, Dromio. ty Park 1 1 1*1:48 good 104 2 12 1 2»1 3* darner Polly Prim, Jas.Reddick, Bellindian 67555 City Park l 1 16 1:48ft fast 98 2*8 6 fi- 4» Lloyd Warner GrisweU, Delmore, Douid. JACINTA, b. f, 3, by High Order —Miss Jack (P. Wimmer). Wreight today 96. '. :_'■ Aqueduct I l1'". ! ii '■' ■'■ 7 7** B Lowe Cinna, Cloisteress. Trenton Blue. '.act ." - 1:02ft slop 95 11 12 12 11 11 B McDan'l Bockingham, Fire Opal, Plana. Aqueduct B-8 1:08* fast 1*7 3 4 5 61 6*1 Garner S.Preston, Surveillance. (lenuieWells 55189 Jamaica 5-8 1:62| slow 89 4 3 3 lt 1J Brussel Illusion, Economy, Irvine. 61782 Brooklyn 6-8 1:02 Rood 97 2 3 5 fi' 9"i Brussel Common Sue, PI Dorado, Manila. TIM O'TOOLE (See Third Ram), Weight today 111. ALILA. ch. f. 3, by Solitaire II. — Sevens (A. Spreckelsl. Weight today 105. klyn 1:011 fast 99 13 11 ii 11* U» Jas Hen' sy Boyal Lady, Common Sue. Baringo. 14 .IS Coney Island 5 1-2 f 1:07ft fast 110 2 114" sM Shaw Anna May. i'r. Nettie. Crim .Clover 64261 Saratoga a 1-2 f 1:09 slow 99 5 1 1 2*1 6' .las Hen'syRudora, Glamor, Dainty Dante. FURORE, br. f, 3. by Knight of the Thistle— Frenzy (R. H. McC. Potter). Weight today 101. -tart. , RUTH HOWARD, ch. f, 3, by Pes sara— Nellie Mack (F. A. Forsythe). Weight today 98. blrst start. SIXTH RACE— 5-3 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Special Weights. « ;_2 1 _' ! Mm; 2 *T.) TEA LEAF. ch. f. 2, by St. Maxim— High Tea (Holly StabloL Weight today 106. 68565 Jan mud 107 9 8 3 3* : 'INotter Prisette, Tartar Maid. Ella O'Neill Aqueduct I. slow 104 8 8 S v- Brussel Kotssulga, grlxette, M. Bobert luct 1-2 4Si fast 104 2 :; 3* _- Brussel Notasnlga, Prisette, Klia O'Neill. GLORIOUS BETSY, b. f, 2. by Co mputc— Inconstancy (Chelsea Stable). Weight today 106. 68400 Pi 1121 55| fast 1*9 3 3 » 3*1 H Alex Beckon. Piltil. Merry M 683C6 Pin 4 1-2 f 1:01 hvy i"2 1 2 ::', :;:; H Alex Blllle Hlbbs, Merry Man. JubUee. 68309 P : 1-2 50] ft fi :-' :,;' II Alex Merry Man. Blember, Emma G. uning 1-2 E*ft slow 99 2 I 3* 4» u McDan'lServlle, Pen Cole. Helen IJ. SFRINGHEEL, b. f, 2, by Handsp ring— Femesole (J. E. Madden). V/eight today 106. First start. DIVORCEE, b. f, 2, ty Ben Stro me— Broken Vows (L. A. Cella). Weight today 106. 68539 Ja 5 s 1:021 fast 106 3 1 3 1 - 2** A'buchon Sansamoo, Sequence, Sungteem. 68442 Jamaica fast 1*6 fi fi 6 ii; 5*1 I' Swain Lajeunesse, Tnermidor, Sansamon. RETEOSPECT, b, f, 2, by St. Simonian II. — Lollie Eastin (J. McLaughlin). Weight today 106. ■v_-:.7 Aqueduct 7 5 E . I M luntain Notasulga, Tea Leaf. Prisette. lining 1-2 50ft slow 99 T I 4} E*ft Henry Servile, Pen Cole. Helen B. MINNIE G.. br. f, 2. by Sain— Miss Marion _(B._ Schreibcrl. Weight today 106. unaica E-S l:01g g id 106 S 8 7 7* . ■ ' Koerner Sepoy, Woodlane, McGregor. KUSC1MO, b. f, 2, by Euskin IL— Sister Molly (A, Shields). Weight today 106. .... : start. DOTTIE S., br. f, 2, by Bel Demo nio— Fair Empress (A. Brcokcr). Weight today 106. First start. VILHALLA, b. f, 2, by Pessara— Wallhalla (F. A. Forsythe). Weight today 106. Hr.-t start. EEUPTION, ch. f. 2, by His High r.ess— Lava tD. Gideon). Weight today 103 First start. Oakland Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Tuesday, May 7. WEATHEE CLEAR. TEACK FAIT. FIEST EACE— i 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. (29829 M 2 108.) fades Cours* Dlat Time T'ck Wt St vt % % StrFin Jockey* Best Company IRISH MIKE, b. c, 2, by Sain— Rebecca Panique (B. Schreiber). Weight today 112. fi 15* Oakland 4 12 1 :.; fast 106 2 1 I 2'1 V Gross Be Thankful, St. Avon, S. Wesley. ikland 12 N I 2 2'1 2'1 Gross .lark Paine, Gajra. Be 'Thankful. 68248 Oakland 1-2 4*1 fast 108 2 1 3* 5*1 W Fischer Bustler, Be Thankful, Swede Sam. 68198 Oakland 1-2 01 fast ill I 2 2* :'.'-' W Dugan THIInghast, Wuerzburger, Oronogo. 673*6 Oakland 1 2 4*f fair 112 4 2 2; 4«i L WilliamsGaunoore, ilusii.v, Bustier. SWEDE SAM, b. g, 2, by The Weaver— Okuste (II. I. WilsonL Weight today 112. 68248 Oakland 12 493 fast 10 i 4 3*1 C WtlllamsBustler, BeThankfnl, Charles A. 68198 Oakland 1-2 19 fas! 114 18 M 10* 8' T Clark THIInghast, Wuerxbnrger, lr. Mike 667S1 Oakland 31 2 f 43* mud 100 3 \ II 6'* T Clark Albia, Billy Watkins, Raleigh. 66635 Oakland 3-S 27 slow 1ii4 10 1) k'HI Clark Billy Myers, Rhinestone, lr. Mike. ST. AVON, br. c, 2. by St Avonie us— Kitty A. .'C. Winchell). Weight tcday 112. 18456 Oakland 4 1 2 t ". • ' fast 106 I 4 3 3* 2'ft Sandy Be Thankful, Irish Mike. S. Wesley 1333 Oakland i 2 49 East 106 6 5*1 Buchan'n .la.-l Paine, Irish Mike, Gaga. 68046 Oakland Z l-2£ 43 good 112 8 fi 6* S* Pair P. rook leaf. Daily, Lasl Go. 67106 Oakland :; l : r 432 fair 112 10 »J McBride Gage Taylor, Irish Mike. Wilraore. 667*8 Oakland 12 EU slop 112 7 7 7 6*ft P Phillips Love of Cold, Abbey, Jeremiah. GREAT APACHE, ch. c, 2. by Cromwell, by St. Blaise— Forest Maid (W. M. Wallace). Weight tcday 112. . Graham Stanley Cay. 11. Scott, Kismet Jr. 05 5 9 10 10»»1R Davis Dally, Gin Hep, Kismet Jr. Bf fast 108 8 7 71 6* B Davis Bustler, Be Thankful, Swede Sam. SIE WESLEY", br. e, 2. by Gigantc urn— Poncho (C. W. Chapnell). Weight today 112. , ; Oakland I J-2 f 55 7 7 4J ! Stuart B Thankful, Irish Mike. Si. Avon. 1 :":■ rast 108 V 7 7 7 5*1 Sparjrur Walter Miller, P,|. I... Darelngton. 68217 Oakland 5-81:02 fast 108 10 In in 9* '. Raleigh, Balnaile, Rhinestone. 67431 Oakland . 49*. good 1*6 8 :i 91 8" CboneaU Baconteur, K. Bains, LadyflOdreth. KAEODO. b. c, I!, by St. Dory— Dayo (C. F. Clark). Weight tedsy 112. •.:■ I . Vsc l vn k ii ' " t '■'', nn:l IOS I ivis, rhrUsh, Daily. 'ark 1-2 4 r. ;,.'. 6*1 II Smith Barrel, Swagerlator, Dally. SANDPIPER, Ch, c, 2, by Yankee Doodle— Nac Nic (Live Oak Stable). Weight today 112. Oakland 4 I 2 f 55J fast 109 6 5 6 7:- 71 Keogh Be Thankful, Irish Mike. si. Avon. Oakland fas! in i ;, ii'. in" Lawrence TUlinghast, Wuerzburger, lr. Mike ikland 1 2 19 good ,; I 2 2*12* Lawr'nce Memorize, Pollie P.. Jeremiah. 6715* Oakland 12 EQ skip U2 8 « 7 I'^Van'bout Wllmore, Gage Taylor, Adena. JEEEMIAH, b. g, 2, by Gerolstein— Optio (Kaene Bros.). Weight today 100. 5-S 1:011 fast f06 5 6 8 7 6* Rettig Stanley Pay. II. Scott, Kismol Jr. 6S248 Ool •• 'i" 9** T Rice Pastier. Be Thankful, Swede Sam. Oakland I 12 Rood 105 3 fi g Eft 4*1 B Braggart, Exchequer, Heath. Scott. 67931 Oakland 4 1-2 f E6| slow lr'2 7 2 3' 2' T Rice Husky, Import, Willie T. klu..'. 4 1-2 f E8 hvy 102 I 5 42 4n T Riee Willie T., Adrian. Husky SAINT MODAN, ch. c, 2. by Miles 10— Pandora (Marchmont Stable). Weight today 112. 5-8 1:011 fa 10 9 9j g'« Grote Stanley Pay, II. Scott, Kismet Jr. akland 4 1-2 1 104 11 M 1 9»«ftA Wright Halls. Gin II. e. Kismet Jr. 1 1 1-2 f 66ft good U0 10 10 l»f» 8" I. WiUiaatsQin Bee, Husky, Baleigh. SAN RAMON, ch. c, 2, by Yellow Tail— Tinkle Tinkle (Anchorage Stock Farm). V/eight today 103. lakland 12 19] fasl 111 12 11 II* II" Nutting Tillinghnst, Wuerzburger, lr. Mike i 2 434 good ill 2 2 ■;'- '1 1 Graham Rhinestone, Bxcbcquer, Irish .Mike. B6S92 -Oakland 1 1-2 f 44f mud 1*9 9 1 *** Graham Import, Be Thankful. Wilnsore. ELEPHANT JACK, b. 0, 2, by El Eayc— Ban Brook (W. W. Finn). Weight today liM. 66453 As t Park 3 '. hvj I! l0*1ftLawi rno Magasiae, Booger Red, Kismet Jr. ALCIBIADES, ch, c, 2, by St. Avonicus— Titina (J. D. Millin). Weight tcday 111. Pir t start. SECOND RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (43*34 -1:181 1 86.) DAETHULA, ch. m. 5. by Pirate of Penzance — Deception (Hall & Marsha!?). Weight today 107. r.s.'.i.i Oakland lm 50y 1:4* last 105 2 : 3 I * s \\- EHscher Theo Case, Nabonassar, J. C. Gems ;■ : Oakland 1 1:12": fait 102 ti 7 1 ! 4»* 7'*1C Ross Fury. PastOSO, Water Cur,.. ■ ikland 3 I 1 '.. fast 1*7 10 12 12 10 9**lVander*l G.P.McNear, Instructor. Mil. M-in. .Oakland 1 1-8 1:55ft g I i". 1 1 1 1 V 6»*JM Preston Bduardo, HughMeGosran, UUoker DOCTOR ROWr.f.T, 1. Ii, 0. by Wernberg— Leap Year (G. P. McNeil) Weight today 104. g 199 Oakland 3 1 1:161 fast 1*9 1 1 1 3" 6T1 Mentry Anona, Norw 1 *•!,:- . si. Denis. 67899 Oakland 5-8 1:03ft slow 120 3 I 1 1* 2:; Mentry Lassen, Bon Vivant. Black Sam. lakland 7-8 1:28ft fast 109 5 4 6 V) lo 10»*IT Sullivan Yellowstone. Watchful, Alma Boy. 656S4 Oakland 3-4 1:15$ slop 109 3 2 6 5* 9,41T Sullivan Laura P. M„ Yellowstone. SharnBvT •INNER SIMON, ch. g. 7. by Sin.ple Simon— Mary Banjo (M. H. Williams'. We. -ht Why 109. 61 Oakland 1 is 1:571 fast 122 787 8 9* 7* OM La i* ill 1;, |, M I Oakland 1 ! - " »: ttig Kdnardo, 1' «S Oakland ll-16 1:4'.t good 104 2 2 6 8 1 ry VI i007 Oakland lm 50y 1:461 fast 12113 14 19 12 H 10«« B Davis Col Jewell. T. Mlseouriai :LBA, ch. f. 4, by Rousseau--Solitude \P. Sheridan) Weight today 107 *201 Oakland i 111 • I r G.P.MqNear. Instructor, Ml ;386 Oakland 7-8 1:291 good 110 6 6 7 8 11 IT-'.' \ " i r :t : . - Sahara, La Boa tfa ■ ■"•! ! Ual ami Ts : 8 8" Sandy Santa ILm . BdithJames, \ ee Cary. 6408 Oakland 7-8 1:12 mud 101 112] h'm 51 !.i, Rotrou, Jim Pi :RO PYRO. b. h, 8, by MUford— Eastern Lily (D. A. Rossi. Weight tcCay 112. 4T.1 1 « :■ I ii.ii Cast 110*' ■! Tarp, Dolinda. Nothing. lakland 11-16 1:511 »1 112 -U Veterano, Boaar, Eduardo. HOT Oakland F Cl:13t slop 112 S in M 9 9x lKeogb Hulford, Msgrane, Elevi ' I 1:42] fast 1 6 1 1 :: 3 4= 3*| Keogh Woodthorpe. D musk r. Netting. ■."! tnoot PCl:Ht|fast 112 I 1 1 2| r* J Harris JoeKelley, JehnIL, LUlianAyrcs, MERINGUE, b. m, 5. by Peep o'l) ay— Lemon (H. Green). \V. rht today 107. i ikland :: t 1:1*1 fast 111 S 8 S I I Ohio. St. 1 lakland 7-8 1:28 ville Spring Ban • P.McXear, I Oakland 7-8 1:27| g WilliamsPreetige, Lustig \ II e Cary. • Oakland 3-4 1:141 fi Shady 1 • Oakland 7-8 1:281 fast 108 8 4 4 2 X« S'l J McIntyreMissH.Bowdish, Crlgll, S.CI REALITY, ch. f, 4. bv Rcnssela er— Eon Mate (J. B. Armour). Weight tod Oakland 3-4 1:11 - P. Lynch, Lent : laklund 1 1-8 1:5S slop 108 V J 9 9 9 9 \ V. liamslnk Hotrou Flsunl 7-8 1:2 3 9 9 8 7 t Spring Ban, I P.M Near, T. Mighty Oakland 1 I i 1:5 1 fair 103 8 2 3 4 1 Lady i ink. LITTLE BUTTERCUP, b. m, 5. by Kingston— riying Squadron (H. Stover"). Weight today 107. nd 7 1-2 f Buxton H. •• • \ Romaine, ! ; 1 ( nd llll .".'Iv | ; ! . , •: . ' . • 0 ikland I I 8 9 8« H Sn Ith L.N I n La iraF.M., Wat. K€£74 Oakland 6 1-2 1 I 4 7 11 '■■ V M "ri.l WarteNicbt, A.Cary, G P. McNear BONAR, br. g, 6, by Governor Foraker — Elorimore (T. H. Stever.s). Weight todav 109. Oakl nd lm • • I Theo Case. Kabonassar. ( 11-16 1 181 fast 109 10 1111 II 11 10 4!jC WilliamsLaxell. Dewey, Inradej Oakland 1 1-8 1 :54J fasl 100 7 7 7 7 7 7»« W Kelly Itolinda. Kdith J ■ ' Oakland I 1-8 • II] rates. WAR TIMES, blk. m. 6. by Art.lleiry— Virginia Da.n (F. J. Neil). Weight today 107. I Oal land 3-4 1 L 2 3 3 « nd 01 I SI 161 On 11-8 1 119 6 1 2 4 4' 8" B r l l; M . ran, Roy. i: • '47 Oakland F C 1:1 good I S 1 The Skipper, Ann: Polly, Fidla. 70 Oakland 3-4 1:17 hvy 107 2 j I orel Mimo. Kdnardo. Marie H. rs5 Oakland 3 2 4 S1 4*1 Borel "/arte Nlclit, Sheen, Boi Rider. DOTTEREL, b. m, 7. bv Governor Foraker— Queen Bird (W. H. Lynch). Weight today 107. I nd 8 s - i; . • • M.s Oakland 3-4 1:18 hvj 6 9 8 7"1A Brown L.Fii •Oakland :: 1 . 1 i 'lain Oomilfo, lledgel DORA I., b. m, 8. bv Eacle Frame— FroOa (J. Ryan). 1 i la id Dutiful, 1 ( 1-2 f 1:23 fair 98 6 10 11 11 U"lMcBa f l:24t slop US 1 I M 11 11**1F Graham Spring Ban, Pelham, Mimo. YHIRD RACE— 7-8 Mae. f-year-aUi as I npward. Selling. TOLLER, blk. c, 4. by Brutus— Nabctte (A. G. Dimlop). Weight today 107. I 1-16 1 . : i » ■ p. I'll d'k. Park L 1:4 2 3 5 6 61 5» D H dan 1 si,-. Park 3 I 1 15 good 115 ! . 6 "■- I» Roland Phillgoe. Kin? ofMist, I 1 ;cot Park 7 S I ." . good .• 2 112 '-" 1 | D Boland Foncasta, Kinsman, Bo ; SANTA BAV. ch. f, * by B Avon icne— Ray of Gold (J. F- Clifford), y 107. r C 1:111 fast 1 WiM ; F Lynch, St I Oakland lm 20v 1 :47i slop 108 3 4 a "• 7 7" A B B VIA Brown Elevation, P.Wheeler. Dr. S YELLOWSTONE, ch. c 7. bv Re y el Santa Anita— Florilla (J. S. Wood). I today 107. PC J. 1 !:•.". 9 9 9 8i: F \\ -: • i! Gov. Orman, Mi Gowan Oakland 6 1-2 f 1:23 f:iir 103 8 5 4 "." F Wilson N I 1:48 btj ■ - C Williams^ ri te Nicl 67733 Oak 1 1-11 1:53 mud 112 S 3 4 3 3] 4- I Brl rs, ! i! COLONEL JEW'ELL. ch. o. 4, by Inverness — Annie Blackburn 'Fleur de Lis Stable . Weight today 1"4. Bus n R. ^■ (J827; i 7 1-2 f 1:34 (ml 6l 9'»lBuxton rrue Wing. The Mist, Phal mx. I 1 1:16 si 9 8 81 1 l.i'i-d Nelson Meada, Gov. Orman. '■" ! Oal ind lm 20y 1:471 I I t 7 I 8l« G Pal, Card! ■' B. Gates. HI t 1 :? 4 7 8 ' s »1Gi Head . • i • i HIPPOCRATES, br. g. 6. by Lissak— Hanoana (C. Van D'is»-n . Weight today 109. i;s::" 1 ! s I :" '■ I ks: : G8274 Oaklai I 1 3 16 2:01J fast 107 11 ■ II lion, Nine S land L 1-8 154! fast 1*1 112 I 3] Corrigan, Black Gem, Bonar. LITTLE MIRTHFUL, ch. g. 5, bv Mirthful— Little Indian (Engstrom & Parker). Weight today 109. • Oakland Ivoir. • . land 6 1-2 f 1 7 7 7 ' l n ]'■, d B II., Paddj I 67871 Oakland 1 1-16 1:53 hvy 108 5 4 2! I ■ . : i ij : nd 1 l U 1:53 I Cadlchon, Briers, I i ■ BLACK EYES. blk. f. 4. by Albert — Montvale CH. 1 i- u I. '.' ; BLACK GEM. blk. g. 4, by Solitaire II.— Break oDay (Mrs. L. E. Hull). Weight today I0S. 11-8 1 ; ; i Kirsrh m Barl R ig 1 ark 3 l 1:15] fast l !7 10 12 12 10" 7' Kunz King ol Mist. Mohor; John :i. \- • Park 1 1:42 last 105 1111 10 U 10a 10*« A Wright Ch. Walworth, I»( t s, N MiKE JORDAN, b. h. C, bv Neph-? w— Zylpha (R. Gutter). Weight today 109. 8K273 Oakland 1 •- l« 2 -' ' twell Ban) scot lark I ! I |a 2 Wilmot Mohur, Barato 5fellow Kid. 67937 iscot Park :: I Z 2» Wii.i ot Merry Sport, Salario, )■■ LTAFA. b. c. 4. by Take Notice — Koolou (A. Koenigsberg . . t today 107. S Oakl ind ■ 10 Oakland i • ■ '. TraversFrolic, Captain Burnett. Lib lakland )"s I-' C fasl - - Succeed, Jill tt, J. K J741 Oakl 1-2 f otow 1:11 8 1, don MAUD MULLER, ch. m. 7. •by R.o Bravo— Bonita R. (M. D. Miller). Weight tod Oakland •'ii ikland 104 1 [nsleaide l')9 1 hvy 1:46 17.. McBride Pot irt, Ray, Jerry 1 WATER CURE, ch. g. 10. bv Watercress— Lena's First (R. R. Rice. Jr. . Weight tcday 109. 1 1-16 1:473 fasl '.is 7 say, i i.. I. : Spot, B' ro H827 ■ i : KIT 1 5 3 4 la in, Ray i.n. 1! : Smith Fury, Fastoso, Conveht i'.«dlk FOURTH RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. 8-year-oldl and upward. Handicap. (43G34 1:18 CLOUDLIGHT, b. m, 5. by Bright Phoebui — Lovelight (Molera & io»6ahs). Weigl ; Oakland II i l J l : i K 1 i,, land ■ ind 5-8 107 ! ;' H Nous, Fireball, Native Son. t Oakland 5-8 1:00 L 2 I 1 1» 1A Keogh Lisaro, Fireball, Bill Ma ■: Oakland i I ' t good 107 1 l 1 1» la Keogh Usaro, Itaiiid Water, Fin SUGARMAID, br. f, 4. by Salvado— Saccharoid (W. Scharetg . t today 107. light, ii P. V ^ Oal ind !■' ' ' 1 ; i .: ■ r_ W Fis her 1 Cloud 68264 Oakland W Fischer Entre Nous S Gypsy King I OakMi 1 3-4 1:131 fasl i ; :' 1 Brown Grace G., B 10 : .i : i.l T 1-2 f 1:341 good 1 3 11 1 1» 1| W Fischer Massa, Fisher Boj GEORGE P. MNEAR, b. h, 5. by Toro— Clara Wilson K. Stover). Weight today 99. ■ i I ! K W 1 i . ■ 7-8 1:21 i [Si ( 1 1-16 1:468 fasl tilla, Edwii ■ irdo. Oakla i lm 50y l:44J I 1* 1 'J Pal Rc» and :; I 1 13 I ts1 97 6 7 i Ij l» E Dugaa Pal, Gossiper II.. I ENTRE NOUS. ch. m. 5. bv Salvation— Inst allatrix (M. Reis). Weight today 113. i lakland 5 1-2 1 1 W K 'v Sanl ira, St. Fi Oaklai i 5 1-2 f 1 ... W Kelly Lisaro, F. Nengent. S I Oal 7 s .v. . K Oakland : ■ i 2 ' I . W Kellj Fireball, Cloudlight, :• Oakl nd B 1-2 I 2 1 1* V W Kelly Fish. Boy, Mis.P GRACE G., ch. f, 3. bv Albeit— T.lour.tam Madge (H. W. Hoag). Weight today 91. ■ i Oakland F C 1 I., n b Tou Sk»n F \ Oakland 5 1 . Nappa. 1 1 8184 Oakland I Oakland FC 1:11 fasl lift 6 I -,: \\" Fiscl " Native Soi JUDGE NELSON, br. c. 3. by Bassetlaw— LovcUr.ot (H. G. Bcdwclli. ■ ii ikland 7 s : ; r.. :: .; ! i i ' : . •. i ol Park ii;,. : 1 l l i l1 M Pi •. Edwin T. Fi J.( DOLLIE DOLLARS, b. f. 3. by Toddington— Nadavis (A. Back l Weight today 86. ! Oakland W i' nd ! ' • - '.'. i Native Son, V N i HI Oakland unsPlmkim, Nal • i5 Oakl !• E 1 agan Pontotoc, V ptunus '.. , . Oakland 5 1-2 f 1 | Uui,raa bliot Gun, Hector. Elevation. MARTINMAS, ch. g, 7, by Martagon— Nekomis (E. J. Ramsey j. y "4. ■ 184 Oal land i 6 2 5 6 6 6 ' I ■ ■ G.F • 3-4 1:1 t ' i: i "avis Roj bI Rogue, S I Oakland 11-14 1:4 94 3 I i I I 6*1 R Davit Rapid Water. Ruby, \ i (lakland 11-2 1 id 107 12 4 ■ Oakland . •■! 95 •. 4 4 4 4* 4» R Davis Princess Titanla, Flaunt, PI FITTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. 4-ycr.r-oids and upward. laUinf;. (504412 1:25 88.) LEM REED. br. g, 7. by Victory Mrntio Reed (M. R. Williams). Weight today 109. . ind HI fa ; Old. B. ( ..ii lakland I Nous, S infara, .- Kltt Oakland 11-2 ( 1:211 fasl 109 6 : :• I P}G IfcLau'nSheen, Silver Sue, The Mig (Oakland d 113 7 6 • .- 2» Rettlg P. tynch, Beknighted, Nor. Ohio. (7132 Oakland 7^ 1:291 fair W it! ! '-'- 2] A Brown tlechant, Lone Wolf, Talamund NEPTUNUS. b. g. C, by Top Gallant— G'ene (W. M. Caine). Weight today 109. I Oakland 7 7 7 7 8 7 ' ■ : v iswlfl 9 Oakland 71-2 f 1:31 . McClain Sugannald, Mat Fishei 6781 : Oakland i l '-' • ■ 1 J 1 6 V •■ Pimkiin. 67711 Oakland 5 1- f 1:1 2 7 6 b * 4* 1" Graham Brya Nonie Lucille. ojklarid 7-Sl..-. fair 11 2 E I 5 5* 5"iSan jy Jocund, Sea Lad, Fisher ■ PRINCE MAGNET, b. h, 5. by Magnet— Yerba Buena IT. H. Miller). ht today lit. Oakland lm 50y 1:44J fast IW 831 i : ■ Butwell Kdnardo Corrigan, Belvoir. 96 Oakland - I HO Left at the post. 9 WllUarnaPickaway, Meada, Ink. ,, ... 11 : . d 110 :; 1 1 1 2* 3i C Koerner Black Prince, Rotron. Ink. METLAKATLA. br. m, 6. by Brutus— Miowera (W. Durkcr,. ■ 7 Oakland 11-1 i 106 1 3 4 . 7 8 •7lsl Oakland M 1:1 8 s 61 ■"•'' C WllllamaPr. Titanla, Dr. Sherman. I. Oakland lm 20y 1:42| good 109 3 6 7 7 6- $»» C WllllamaSalable, ismalllan, Bogum. I Oakland 6 1-2 11:23 Blow 102 c 7 7 7 4'\ Ktrach'm Dr. Sherman, Judgf, Santa Hay. JACKFULL. ch. g, 7. by Mirthful— Blissful (G. P. McNeil). Weight today 109. , . ikland iii II 7 6 B4 6*3 T Sullh mDutifuli H' roi R I Oakland I 1-16 1:48 I i i 109 • • r SulllvanEdnardo Cadicbon H 0 ikland 7 i i i i ni in. :: 10 9 ■ :' SuHlvan I r Pal ' g Oakland 1 I 16 I 191 good I"' 6 6 4 k 5 Mentrj Vh li«», Lm lii'ul. RALPH YOUNG, br. h. 6, by Oakwood— Frevja (J. J. EllerdV. lit today 107. HUrm m fui ■ '.; n (; 65 s Oakland lm '■ ! I - ■ 61 i Oakland lm 50 1:44 ill 1 1 i ; Klrsch'm Sahara. The llissourian. Nigrttte. . ' . Oakland 1 1-16 1:47S fast JS z 4 6 7 Tb 8^iKirsch'm Tin Borgian, Northwest, .). Moose •"""» Oaklapd 6 1-a I 1:21 f-ist 102 7 5 3 V- 56 J Kirsrh'. m " Oance, Judge, C, Wittman. CROIX DOR. rh. g. 7. bv Pirha.t— GtWcn-Slfeper • ( J. F. Hale1. Weight today ll 9. Nettiuff. Parvo, Lnckett. 1 1:41}, fasl i"i I 3 - -' 2*1 3 C Rom Gorgalete, Sainrida, laadden. RAMA, b. f, 4. by Riloy— Hattie Harris (J. Martin). Weight todav 107. 11 . 19 9 9 2 3 71 6' Sandy Piquet. W. B. Gates, Fred Bent i*0O7 Ascot Park 11:41 fast 106 6 4 .4 t '■'■ l' ' '. Nichols J. C. Clem. Merllngo, Madden. l i i:,; tiuiii i'«7 i' l-l 3 :;■ v, \ BrusseJ Stoessel, Foncasta, Mountebank. WOODTHORPE, ch. h. 5, by Meadowthorpe— Woodbena 'R. H. Harris). Weight today 112. F C 1:11} fast 120 1 • ; i \l.:i lai isTitus II.. Sp. Fontana, Bell Keed. kland FC I ■ W lliai lAaron J., .1. Kercbeville, Maaedo. li n li Ln"n 6o». Orman, Lord Nelson, Betrolr. 1 1-16 1:471 I 1 7 | 8M Gargan BJCcGowan, Reservat'n, T. Captain PACIFICO, b. g. 5, by Emperor o» Norfolk— Atalanta II. (G. W. Baldwin). Weight today 109. 6603 1 1:42 17 7 5 8* M^lBerry e Magnet, Vlona, Mountebank. 1 l:41f fast l;'7 I 9 I S 81 •'■•'■ W Fischer Pr. Chlng, IT. Magnet, Vlona. 95865 Ascot Park lm 79y 1:461 fast lo6 7 5 5 4 4l ;."j J Harris Jetsam, Legatee, Ohanc. Walworth. HEDGETHORU, b. c. 4. bv Dundee— Running Maggie (C. C. McCafferty). Weight tcday 104. FC 1:111 fasl IB inter Padj Lynch, Pal, E. M. Brattarn. Oakland li l« 1:471 fast 106 •; 3 1 1 !: i Buxton Tavora, Dratorian. Blevatkm. 68201 Oakland I 1 l 15 fasl 108 12 I ', 4- i I Hunger G.P.MeNcaT, Instructor, Mil. Man. ... 7 Oakland FC MM I ■■ • r 71* Lycnrgna Halford, Magrane. i:icvatn n. TURKEY FOOT. ch. f. 4. by Top Ga'.iant— The Queens Gambit (J. W. Graham). Weight today 107. i irk 1 - 1:291 good 106 1 2 4 'lark Tattennam, L.Wrousman,I.V.Kirhy. 11:42 fas: :•'.; 8 10 10 10 11 :;-;i Riley Clandestine, Bunny, Redwood II. t Park 8-4 1 17| hvy 105 12 10 il W1 Tt Brussel Hnapala, Ellin King, Komombo. SIXTH RACE— 1 Kilo ai'd 50 Yardt. 3-yeai-cld .Mil upward. Allowances. ($2489 1:42— 4—1 ML) BOB RAG0N, b. h. 5. bv Kismet— Chitoso (G. Summers). Weight todav 110. ; 2 1 1 Miss Oflfc Ions, « . h n, I Missouriaa 1 1:11-- fast 111 7 6 4 4 ' Sandy Cabin, The Mist Stoi Oakland fast 110 3 7 11 11 11 A Brown True Wing, Ethel Day, Gossiper 11 Ascot Park 1 1 1:15 slow 100 2 7, :, E E " C Rosa Von Tromp, Don Domo, Pantonne. • I Oakland 6 1-2 f 1 :2 lg fast 107 - 3 3 l am Burleigh, Martinmas, Clandestine. EDITH JAMES, oh. f, 4. bv Locohatchee— Lima (P. G. Lynch). Weight today 101. i: i.\ n !-, Bob Bagon, Miss Offi ious, Cabin. 11 | fast 97 1 ' E Lynch Dolinda, Orato lai . ReservatloOi 8827C Oakland lm 70j 1:441 fast 91 I 8 I I '■ ■ Lynch Bedford, Earl Rogers, Sir l'.rillar.— 68164 Oakland 1 1-16 1:471 fast '■' IK ;l s *;j 6l» E Lynch Andrew Mack, Waswift, Cabin. ■ ikland fasl 104 t, 7 6 4 :r.l l«s 1-: Lynch Yada, Dratorian, Toole. JOHNSTOWN, br. c, 4. by Clifford— Frolicsome (W. Cahill). Weight today 10G. i cher Judge Nelson, Bedford, Kokonto. :: -i I i. I I Sai j Royal Rogue, Nappa. King Cole. . cot Park 1 i 16 1:47) fast 109 3 I I eston J. C. Clem, Kercheval, Orm. Bight I 4 .i J l': :■- M Preston Fob Troaip, Tartan, Gel JOHNNY LYOKS. b. :. 3. by Sam —La Bella (M. J. Hayes). Weight todf y 08 7 s l:26i fast I Mays ;•■ : Dav, Judge Nelsea. Oakland 12 12 12 12 I- I Hayes Blagg, Kokomo, Napiw. lakland E 1-2 f 1 ' ' fast 112 2 2 3 2] ' J Hayes F. Nengent, La Rose, Opmo. Oakland FC1:13 bry 101 4 4 3 2* in J ila; . s WoolSandals, Cheers. J. H. Bneeha LIVIUS, b. c. 3. by Longstroet— T-iz2ie B. II. (F. WsMhanserL Weight today 98. I 1:41 • ' ■ Ormonde'sRight, J.C.Clem, Borghe i I 1:42 mud .1 Harris .1. B. Langbrey, Te laceo, Arimo. : ' Br I :: 2 " -'• .1 Harris CoL .lark. Arimo, Edwin T. Fryer. ETHEL DAY, gr. m, 5, by Faraday— Ethel T. (W. F. Walter). Weight today 109. .7 I I 2 '. Bedford, Judge Nelson, Kekonto, ■ last 110 7 7 11 L. Gladstone, The Mist. Sun Mark. il 1 1:0 fast 104 .: ' . v: Fischer Sanfarn, Miss Provo. Chi. Maid. : 5 1-2 1 10 9 1 K( h TrneWiirg, Gossiper IL. E. Rogers. CF THE VAXE. ch. h. 7. by Hastings— Ladv Violet (F. W. Healev). Wc-ght today 110. 109 8 9 11 IL, B. Mayhavn. S.Fontana. s1 no i; $ g | :■ 9»i|F Gratuyn Ruby, Phalanx Curriculum. 1 112 4 1 1 i ■ '.■ Miller Flaunt, Funny Side, St. George Jr. . i 1:42 fast 112 S 3 2 1 ".! :: T Clark Mis Blllie, I'alinar. funny Side. ikland F C 1:11| good 119 I 6 2 W Miller Martinmas, Kaby, runny Side. WOOLMA. b. C, 3, bv Wocls.thorpe— Volm» (Applegate & Cotton). Weight today 94. ' n alsh Sanfi i i, Bedford, Tavora. c.K. Oakland 5 1-2 1 107 3 I S 1" 1 | E Lynch Blagg, Kokomo, Nappa. ind FC 1:101 fasl 107 S 9 ( I irnch Blagg, Kokomo, Gemniell. 6Si»i9 Oakland FC ; ^ - 7 I . Lynch F. Nengent, Gemmell, Native Son. ind 5 1-2 1 I".". 9 .8 :' Lynch OceanShore, NatrreSon, F. Nengent. GOLD LEDGE, ch. g, 3. bv Goldn.ich— Allanah (Olive Grove Stable). Weight today 91. I 1:44 17 3 2 2 - ' ' Ross T I s. Irish Mail, M Park I 11 ': 11 C Grand Pepper&Salt. BlCasador, Lady Kitty ' 12 i Walsh Firsl Peep, HappyRiee, RoyalAseot | i'ast 109 'i s 7 6] 7' C Grand Phillgoe, L Fits Ibon, King Ahnb. I u . 1 1:44} slow 104 " 4 ., i: McDan'lUt Minister. Cb. L. Sli • . H.Bice SYCAMORE, ch. c, 3. by Pre3ton-pans — Sweetness II. (J. Martin, Jr.). Weight today 94. 0 F C 1:11 fa : " 2 2 Kc gh Como, Sana Barber, Calls. , 14 0 FC 1:111 fast 112 i 3 3 3* ;; Keogn Como, Talent., -a. Ansa. :: ill!' fast 112 It 0 7 7' 7 ' W Fischer Burn. Bush, L. Fitzgibbon, Cosao. 68203 Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:081 fast U« 11 1" ' B Lynch M. Amelia, Pr. of Castile, Cheers. TRANK FLITTNER, ch. c. 4. by Bannockburn— Derfargilla (J. S. Wood). Weight today 106, I 1:421 fasl 104 8 5 9 B 7s •• r Wilson Fury, Fsstoso, Water Care. 67611 On 7. 1 2 f 1:07 I ,: I 6 I ' F Wilson Lisaro, Rapid Water, Ethel Day. 61300 Oaliland 7 I 6 C 7 7 Weber Wee Lass. 17. Thatcher, I . Wil^m. ind 1tti 7 17 7 I 6* 4 -' Weber J. K. I'.. Pentagon. I :oli -. ,.!,(. oakl nd 11:46 mud 101 OSS 8 7* 6*1 Weber Qnlckrieh, Pentagon, Fred Bent JOHN LYLE, br. g 5. bv Lamplighter — La Poupce (R. T. Offutt). Weight today 107. 15X277 Oal :,;■;';■ Wing, rhe Mist, Phalanx. . 7 7 i'1 C Ross Johnstown. J. C. CI m, CI »ly. Park : 1 !■ ' fasl 102 16 7 7 1 .- C Ross Orilene. Mandarin, Standover. 11-16 1:48 fast 102 8 7 8 ' ' DanMVon Ctomp, Kercheval, DnstyMillei Page 5 Louisville Louisville Entries and Past Performances for Tuesday, iVlay 7. V/EATHER CLEAR. TRACK SLOW. FIRST RACE — 3-1 Mile. 3-vear-o!ds. Maidens. Fillies. Spe-.ial Weights. (Sept. -I. 1883 1:13— 7 121 i tndes c1lirs« Dlst Thne Tek Wt St H % % Strain Jockeys Best Company ALGEL07 *E. h. f. 8, by Alveacot— Fedalma (G. J. Long). Weight today 110. I i ; ■ :• M ■ n ". i !■■• . I. Il I* ill ule. roller Pr. Hampton, Gargantua, Llanepee. • land 5-8 I 00J fast 109 5 5 i 3' 31 Troxler Waterbnry, Citrons, l'ire opal. HAST CRR. ch. f, 3. by Orimar— Nelly Titus (J. Hergenrcthcr). Weight today 110. - L.,t S-4 1:11 I 1" s * Gannon Ned i, Boniih Ka •■ . — i ■ i . I ■ ■:■ \\ eb. ,: i i sher B.Bmmmel, T.GoldenBird, Tanbark. 2* lforeland Caper. Tanbark, Emma v. CALITA. ch. f. 3. by Cactus IL— California (L. V. Bellow). Weight today 110. I| fast 107 5 8 9 41 4: Mountain Emma V., B v - sh rtdnn Still Alan ranager, 0 K 4 4 7s 6 1 Griffith Lad Vimoat, Nedra. Bailie Bnter. OUR A.IINA, br. f, 3, bv Sa:n — Appollonia (B. Schreiber). Weight today 110. ... 8 8 8 9*1 Sumter Robin Hood, Frontenac, Rusk. 7 12 n:; ii;" a WllliamsToj Bo; Ba • .. Morales. E 8 l:00| fast 117 ! 2 3 I* 7s Jas Hen'sySaRy Preston, Soprano, Cora Price. 4 1-2 f 77 hvy 112 2 Z - i oe W Dugan Doc Craig, Clements, L. RonCgton. WILD VIOLET, b. f. 3. bv Handsome — Repay ,E. Kunkel). Weight tcday 110. i : nl i. S, Hie Suti i'" - Scott. D •' tin Dainty Dame, Fantastic, Miss Alert 12 14 il 1 1' Wishurd Emma V., Buren Arnold, Vet* 4 1-2 f 55J slow lifi ii Boland Zinfandel, Cabbie, Miss OBekms. I 9o 11 4 li 11* ll"lJohan's*n Demo Bonart, Alta MeDoanM SISTER POLLY, b. f, 3, l^ Bute— Michigan (W. S. Williams). Weight tcday 110. , Gold Duke, McAllister, Kin;; Brush i n l.i.n:,. Moiile BaH, Entr id i. uuds '■■ i ' 15 fasl 102 3 Arbjr Van. Fieldwick, Masker. :i„ v 7, E 5* 7,' il Lowe Pr. Ahmed, K. Breese, R. River, LADY CECILIA, b. f, 3, by Jean Bereaud— Ci;;eiy (W. Gerst). Weight today 110, , , ,, ■. ■ ii ii ii 11»» D Boland Sagapanak. i . Duncan, Solly M. Hogg I.ntin. Moiiie Ball, Bntrada. ; 1:12 mud K i ; \ Andress Plausible, Jessamy, Gracchus. .2 12 i;- i" ;.v Andreas Princess Marie, Boserrian. OnardL M/KY BUCHANAN, b. f. 3. bv Balgow an— Gertrude Elliott (W. A. Kirwan). Weight today 110. .,„;.. j | 1-14J faa) [02 n io 11 :■'■ 10 C F Blacklock, Monis. ,.|lls .:. ras| 100 ."■ 6 6 13" 1 A WilliamsH ■ il River, M. Ball, l - Duncan. •, la sDonbl Garg intna, Sicamo m. "i 1:451 hvy 103 I U L2 12 13 12»» W B WkfrByeByell., Gargaatua, S. Midway. r.SON. b. f. 3. by Scmponius— Dictynna (C* M. Ja^ger). . Weight: today 1M. ; • ; 1, Vi Bird. . . . • Morris Malta, ! idj \ I mi at. Refined. DULCIE. blk. f, 3. bv Atbeling— Elsa Rosalind (H Cooki. 1}:c'p';' to',Y 110, , i." , , i i ' t 101 12 '" l"dy. D s. :, ai-.v. Deacon. . ' , , D AssUd Qnintllla, Dnhmra, Bal • | jail ii.; 4 4 . ■■-■ ■: ! B. Arnold, a Melody, R. Regente. ALICE KING. b. f, 3, by King Hanover— Miss Aliee (G. H. Mailman). Weight today 110. .-,,....; Swain Taunt, lilendoveer. I. ■ . : ant r. lartln Lillie Tur iMiHi M.. Tannt. M'Faddtn Ballad. Mis S Kitty. . 9 9' :.- Mot land Qulntilla, Duhtura. Ballad. MINirEQBA, b. f. 3. by Falsetto-Istar (O. J. tart. . W^%^nKen?!n ■ Louisville »1-1 • ! Troxler Edith M., M. Maker. I. a 1. Bateman SECOND RACE— 1-2 M:!-. 2-ytar-olds. Allowances. (24612 1.. 2 — 110.) HONEST, b. c, 2. by Sorcere:— Priceless (M. Young). Weight tcday 108. . i . j | " fasl WI7 7 I i' i; D Austin Ads O.Walk i nilot, « itiette E i c, a Walsh John Man-. I Coi Bob B C. RANN. b c. 2. by Lactanti us— Cherry Button (J. C. Milam). Weight today 10S. -.. | ., (nK| ,i 4 ] ! G. Pirate, L. « in lids l». Walker . h,-, ;; Great Pirate, Orlandot, Phil China. p 7 ,,, tl.f | | .! J., e John Mali's, (ileal Pirate, Col. Koli HOLLOW, b. c, t, by Holstein— Follow (T. P. Hayes). Weight today 114. i . .,. . I. \ tin Mi May, C. Frances, Broncho Bill. 1 U V I' Austin Rustle, Water Lock, K. Murphy. ] j ■ j 2 1 l* -■ D Austin Hasty. Rustle, Oscar I. ID 4 IT '." r Austin Great Pirate, AuntHala, Manchester .7 7 5 : | U Kngl'der D.WeeMl. L. Hapsbnrg, VValerLock COLONEL BRADY, br. g. 2, by Sain— Virgio D. (B. Schreiber). Weight today 105. ' v~"': •" I Downs char! in Ibis paper) . _.._. .,. * mi 7 \\ RWkrBuck. ,,„-,,.,,,, Brigade, (ol Brady, 1 1 u -. 68191 City Park 41 ^r 54 fasl HO I I B* ^ tlaugel Detherne, Bonnie Hays. Bitterly. DONA H., ch. f, 2. by Ormicant— Chailie Howard (D. Hammond). Weight today 105. , I ,v p,^ 4 1-2 f .; fasl 7 S- 4'i D Davis Dethorpe. Bonnie Hays. Bitterly. , i'tv ]',,iv ' ji 2 4^i fasl 115 I '- -- ,:' ^ Davis Emma i.. Embay, Lady Irene. ,-,.'., | , ,i|.- • LOO 14 8 S'l 6*1 J Lee B. Hayes. Pr.Bowliinr. BrawneyLad , ,..„!, ,, | pi leu s' Farrow Dntborpe, I. Ham. Bitter Sir. ITNCLF TIM. br o, 2. by S."orpiou— Quintella (W. A. Smiths Weight today 99. ls, j „, : 3 : -ii j n svaln 4 'he « irdine, Men Ineld. Gratiot. i , • , ,. | | j G Swain v bu . Maanei te . BBIOASE eh c. 2. bv Goodrirb— Piccola (E. R. Bradley). Weight tcday 108. ,.,, l: Callahan liesi . dine, Mei loeld I m 1 ■• Inn 58 hvy 101 7 3 3" 3'1 E CallahanB. Bowlegs. Clieswardi i Headline 7 61 1' nnugel Dic^ Rose, Colonel Brady Troce. 68097 Cits Park 4 1-2 f 661 last 101 " 4 7 2 2 Lloyd Dethorpe, Dick Rose. Antoine. o.'y Park * "■ ■: . ftPf1 us 3 5 5'^ 3* J Da'r ] ,i"er Sir' ,- BW* (iee Y'bi*" 1E0NA BERESFORD, blk. f, 2, by Frankfort— Thoughtless (O. W. J. Bissell). Weijht today 99. 6SU0S Oaklawn 4 1-2 564 hvy MP 11 12 12l 12" Moreland Manchester, Chnllta, Toro. 67S80 Oaklawn 1-2 49 fast 109 4 4 41 5« Moreland Chulita, Brocade. Daisy Shine. 67694 Oaklawn S 1-2 f 42| fast 106 2 2 21 2»1 Moreland Etta Louise. Flarney, F.llora. 67619 Oaklawn 1-2 50i mad 108 5 2 510 B« J Foley Bewitched, Merrifleld, Chulita. BEN SAND, br. c, 2. by Ben Brush— Sandfly (J. Griffin 1. Weight today 102. 68191 City Park 4 1-2 f 54J fast 108 11 3 7'il07l Sheridan Pethorne, Bonnie Hays. Bltterlv. 68153 City Park 1-2 49ft fast 112 ■ 8 9'JS'lJFoy Lady Irene, A.O.Walker. Sainesaw 68041 City Park 1-2 49S fast 115 7 4 8' 7«J Lloyd Bit. Sir, I. Ham. Bucket Brigade. 67399 City Park 3 1-2 f 42J fast 114 3 1 2nk 5s Mitchell Pr. Bowling, B. Brigade, BitterSir. LADY FLORA, b. f, 2, by Russell— Myosotis (G. H. Holle). Weight today 99. 682^1 City Park 1-2 48* fast 110 8 7 7J 81* D Boland Black Mary, Sainesaw, Frescatl. DUNVEGAN, b. c, 2, by St. Simonian II. — Thistleflnch (J. S. Hawkins). Weight today 102. 67568 Oaklawn 1-2 50ft fast 111 10 9 71 761 Butler Albert M., Rifle Range, Toro. KALKET, br. c, 2, by Heno— Lena H. (W. Gerst). Weight today 102. first start. LAWRENCE P. DALEY, blk. c, 2, by Lissak— Eva Dinsmore (F. Cook). Weight today 102. k'trct start. BILL HERRON, br. c, 2, by Rus kin II.— Ganges II. (A. S. Labold). Weight today 102. Fiist start. FLORA RAY, b. f, 2, by Lamplighter — Janet Gray (P. South). Weight today 99. Inst start. LITTLE JENNIE, b. f, 2, by Ben Holladay— Impulse (B. F. Guthrie). Weight today 99. First start. THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Sept. 24, 18S.1— 1:1) — .7-^121.) JACK LORY, br. g, 6, by Top Gallant — Bonnie Bird (J. R. Wainwright). Weight today 109. 07947 Oaklawn 1 l:4BJfast 102 4 9 9 9 9 9,7 i Swuin Marathon, Hawkaiua, K. Leopold 67821 Oaklawn 1 1-1C ] :4(ift fast 107 12 2 4 4" 4" (1 Swain Tivolini, Wiug Ting. Chancellor ;7740 Oaklawn 1 1-16 1 :4fii! fast 102 111 1 IS 1» G Swain Beeeher, Cnrsus. Docile. 67621 Oaklawn lin 70y 1:45| mud 108 4 11 1 P» l1 Mountain Tivollni, Heine Kegeute, Matador. LADY CAROL, b. f, 4, by McNeil — Canella (G. H. Holle). Weight today 107. CM77 City Park 3-4 1:131 last Ids t 5 C 52 61 D Boland Cutter, Foreigner, Prince Brutus. 68064 City Park 5 1-2 f 1 :07g fast 106 9 9 6 6a 6*1 Hogg Fancy Dress, Rebo, Husted. 67989 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:07J mud loS 1 7 3 2» 2J Hogg Baleshed, Coltness, Donna Elvira. 67674 F. Grounds 3-4 1:13 i fast 101 5 5 3 2' 2°" Hogg Cutter, Basil, Foxmead. AIRSHIP, ch. g, 6, by Flying Dutchman— Falaise (P. Dunne). Weight today 113. 68178 City Park 1 1:40* Cut 1M 3 4 3 2 25 2* Gaugel Posing. Bazil, Rather Royal. 68121 City Park 3-4 1:14ft fast 107 1 11 1» 1* J Lee Orderly, Tom Mankins, Ma'falda. 1,8043 City Park 7-8 1:28 fast 106 6 9 7 G 5»k 3-j Garner Auditor. Posing, Itoseboro. 67630 City Park 1 l:44g slow 110ft 5 11 1 1" 1" Nicol Golden Wave, Quagga, H. Stephens. EXCITEMENT, b. c. 4, by Scorpion— Handmaid II. (E. Trotter). Weight today 112. 68197 City Park 3-4 1:14 fast 10G 2 2 I 45 5« W R Wk'rDevout, Foxmead. Wild Irishman. 68119 City Park 3-4 1:13ft fast 107 4 9 9 9 8'^W R W'krPosing, Wild Irishman, Telescope. 675SO City Park 3-1 1:14 fast 111 1 10 10 10 9 « W R W'k'rFoxmead, Posing, Butlnskie. 6ri465 City Park 3-4 1:131 fast 115 4 9 10 101 7* Jas Hen' sy Reticent, Planute, Tom Mankins. BAZIL, ch. h, 5, by Huron— Boreal is (Mrs. D. B. Cook). Weight today 109. KH8 City Hark 1 1:40* fast 110 4 2 2 I 3= 3" Troxler Posing Airship. Rather Royal. ■MJtCltjr Park 7-8 l:28g fast 106 6 4 3 1 IJ 15 Hogg Quagga, John Garner, Light Note. 67777 F. 4iround9 7-8 1:278 fast 111 2 2 4 2 2J 4» Troxler Posing, Goldmate, Gamara. 67674 F. Grounds 3-4 1:13? fast 105 1 3 2 3J 32ft Troxler Cutter. Lativ Carol, Foxmead. 67554 City Park 3-4 1:14 fast 117 2 6 4 2* 3s W R W'k'rReticent, Akbar. Paul Clifford. WOOD CLAIM, br. m, 6, by Contract— Woodlodge (H. McCarren. Jr.). Weight today 102. ■Ml Oaklawn 11:44;* hvy Ml 111 S 10 1(i» Skirvin Matador. K. Leopold. Stol.. Moments ■IBM Oaklawn 1 1:42ft Cut IK 4 2 2 I I'll] Skirvin D. Audrews, Clear Night. R. Xolen POTTER, b. h, 6, by Masetto— Porcelain (C. V. Muller). Weight today 112. 67745 Oaklawn 3 4 1:14* fast 114 I 3 I -3"' 6* J Foley Proteus, Birmingham. Bone-brake. 67673 Oaklawn 3-4 1:14| fast 114 2 4 4 4' 4"J J Foley Ben Strong, Rose Hart, Imi Gray. 67545 Oaklawn 3-4 1:16 good 124 3 1 1 1J 21 J Foley Alsono, Simon Kent, T. Jo. 67470 Oaklawn 3-4 l:14g fast 104 4 11 6' 8,u J Foley Sorrel Top, Ina Gray, Miss Affable. OPTIONAL, ch. m, 8. by Albert— Option (J. Arthur). Weight today 107. HSGt Lexington 3-4 1:14ft fast 107 7 11 9 8* 3s D Austin Fav. Field Lark. Oak Grove. 68197 City Park 3-4 1:14 fast 104 11 12 I 8* V D Boland Devout, Foxmead. Wild Irishman. 67830 F. Grounds 3-4 1:13ft fast 105 4 5 3 5h 4* J Lee Paragon. Bitter Miss, Svlvan Belle. 67425 City Park 5-8 l:01g fast 118 5 4 4 3»k 2» J Lee Bert Osra, Vic Zeigler.'st. Joe. 67199 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14 fast 108 11 10 9 71 5»J Hogg Spider Web. Paragon. Bazil. REDWOOD II., ch. c, 4, by De Bea uvoir — Hawbloom (A. D. Worley). Weight today 112. 07970 Ascot Park 5-S 1 :01£ fast 110 Left at the post. J Clark Monev Muss. Bologna, Search Me 67876 Ascot Park 2-4 1:141 hvy lint 6 0 7 7- V* C F Sul'nTheKoiistahout, CockSure. Merlingo AGNES VIRGINIA, br. m, 5. by Sir Dixon — Fair Penitent (S. M. Henderson). Weight today 109. 6....12 Latonia 2-4 1:14ft fast 107 12 11 10 4- 8*1 D Austin Field Lark, Conjuress. Belltoone. 65441 Latunia 3-4 1:14ft fast 111 7 8 10 11* M*j D Austin Adesso. Simon Kent. Lavson. CMS Latunia 3-4 1:14 fast 102 10 7 6 P 44i F Keyes Goldproof, Ida Davis, Nun's Veiling OMAH J., ch. g, 6, by Bobby Beach — Mary Pease (Wright & Martin). Weigh't today 109. €8555 l.exington 3-4 1 :14ft fast 113 11 9 10 11 10-"?.Moreland Fav. Field Lark. Optional. 67M9 Oaklawn 3-4 1:13ft fast 107J 2 3 3 55 5's C Fisher llamrhtv, Ben Strong. Flip. 67570 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:08ft fast 114 2 3 I 1& 1" Mountain Fleming, Savable, Invasion. 67470 Oaklawn 3-4 l:14g fast 10SJ 3 2 2 3ft 6» Cherry Sorrel Top, Ina Gray, Miss Affable. ALBERT FIR, ch. h, 5, by Albert— Balsam Fir (G. H. Mailman). Weight today ill!. 67854 Oaklawn lm IBy 1:4*1 Cut 104 5 4 4 4 4- 44 Dearborn Fr. Lubbock. Char. Ward. Imhodeti 67045 Oaklawn 7 8 1 :29j! good 112 5 111 St 1 .1 Foley Boiiebrake, Simon Kent. Incubator. 641S4 Latonia 1 l:40g Cut 103 5 8 8 8 8 814JHarrigan Amberita, Docile, Bullfinch. 64126 Latonia 1 1 :42g good 107 3 3 4 4 5l 6s Harrigan Barkelmore. St. Sever. Oddoletta. PRINCE OF PLESS, b. c, 4, by Donald A.— Sallia Woodford (J. 8. Bnittoa). Weight today 110. SM12 Oaklawn 1 1:44; hvy 148 10 7 5 6 P S'» Wylle Boiiebrake. Ruilolta. Birmingham. 67940 Oaklawn 3-4 1:16* fast MS 9 7 7 5h 5-.J Wylle B. Paterson. B Mav. Kuropatkin. 67795 Oaklawn lm 20y 1:43r fast 100 8 7 7 8 7J 6J* Wylie Lielier Gore, Marimlio, Pacheta. 67097 Oaklawn lm 2oy ] :42ft fast 108 8 11 7 5 8= 8'= D Austin Nine. Leta Duffy. " Wear Night. 67623 Oaklawn lm 7oy 1 :47ft mud 105 6 7 C 5 4J 44* D Austin Cnrsus, Sultry, Lansdown. LIDWINA. b. m, 6, by Balgowan — Contest (W. G. Woodman). Weight today 107. 68197 City Park 3 4 1:14 fast 104 9 4 4 73 6«: A Martin Devout, Foxmead. Wild Irishman. 6789- F. Grounds 3-4 1:143 Cut 104 3 11 1 J 1 Lloyd Brilliant, Grev Plume, King Brush 67801 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:06 fast 99 6 6 6 51 410 C Booker Colloquv, South. Cross. C. Eastman. 67425 City Park 5-8 l:01g fast 118 7 5 5 6"k 6' Troxler Bert Osra, Optional, Vic Zeigler. THE PET, b. m, 5, by The Friar — Petrolene (B. F. Guthrie). WeigHt today 107. 6,5039 Churchill D 3-4 1:14 fast 103 2 9 9 14 14'HMoreland Miss Leeds. Airship. Frank Bill. 64979 Churchill D 3-4 1:17 slow 104 7 13 13 124 1433 W Mcln'reAgnes Virginia, Toboggan, Ailista. 64803 Ky. S. Fair 1 1:46ft mud 103 4 2 3 3 44 6!=£W Mcln'reMalleable, Talamund. D. McKenna. INVESTOR, b. h, 5. by Fabulous —Miss Mickens (L. Marion). Weight today 109. 65000 Churchill D 3-4 1:14ft fast 107 10 11 11 11= 1P |R Harris FrenehXun, PetitDuc. Nun'sVeiling. 64333 Latonia 3-4 1:18ft hvy 102 10 10 9 11 11-S£C Morris Frank Bill, Miss Anxious, Zinda. 61717 Oaklawn 1 1:42ft fast 98* 3 2 1 2 3J 71- Garwood D.YouDare, Animosity, I. Samelson FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. {SBB3B— 1 :P,0ft — 1—110.) PASADENA, b. h, 6, by Ben Strome— Blue Bella (B. Vincent). Weight today 108. MM City Park 11:** Cast 112 4 4 1 I l» 1» J Lee Lancastr'n, W.Criswell, {.'.Eastman 67752 F. Grounds 7-8 1:25ft fast 112 5 2 2 3 1& 3-' Mountain Juggler, St. Valentine, LadvEsther. 67679 F. Grounds 7-8 1:26? fast 106 3 11 1 l2 I2 Mountain St. Valentine, Mortiboy, Pr.'ofColns. 67653 City Park 7-8 1 :2Sft good KM 4 4 4 4 8* 2a F Keyes MissLeeds, JohnL.Inglis, Marv.Neal ENVOY, blk. h, 6, by Pirate of Penzance — Bracket (P. Dunne). Weight today 102. 6S156 City Park 1 1-16 1:48s fast 113 1 3 f 1 l3 1« D Boland R.F. Williams. Ancestor, T.M'nkins 6806 L City Park 7-8 1:27ft fast 108 4 5 5 4 4s 4BJ Hogg Emergency, Q.Brady, John L.luglis TOM DOLAN, b. c, 3, by Jean Bereaud— Marahetta (F. Cook). Weight today 100. 67552 City Park 11-8 1:52] fast 89 3 11 2 2b 2'J R Lowe Donna, Yankee Girl, Pink Star. 67201 F. Grounds 1 1-10 1:4S| fast 95 5 4 2 4 4C 4* Bilac St. Valentine, Granada, P. Sterling. 67126 P. Grounds 1 1:4SJ slow 94 3 1 1 1 1 J l2 Bilac Granada. Tinker, Pollv Prim. 66777 City Park 1 1 :4:ift hvy 107 4 2 1 1 14 24 Seder Grace Larsen, Latnptr'lmmer, Elfall THE MINKS, blk. c, 4, by Top Gallant— Isabinda (D. N. Prewitt). Weight today 110. 646 io Douglas Pk 11-8 1:54 fast 10S 3 7 7 6 5' 4HD Boland Coruscate. Old Stone, Harmakis. 04508 Douglas Pk 1 1-16 1:51 hvy 112 7 7 7 7 P 4- D Boland Miss Dovle, J. L. Inglis, Devout. 64379 Latonia 1 1:40 fast 112 6 7 6 5 52 P] E Robins' nDevout, Miss Doyle, Alma Dufour. BRANCAS, ch. h, 6, by Knight of Ellerslie— Bracket (W. Gerst). Weight today 110. 63793 Brighton B 11-8 1:54 slop 108 7 7 7 7 7 P'iShaw Dishabille, Tokalon, Von Tromp. 63641 Brighton B 1 1-4 2:032 fast 107 12 12 12 12 11 9« L WilliamsRam's Horn, First Mason, Tokalon 63402 Latonia 1 1-8 1:378 hvy 114 2 5 5 5 3" li Obert Alma Dufour. Miltiades, Pr. Orna. CHARLATAN, b. c, 4, by Matt Byrnes — Acidalie (W. Gum). Weight today 105. 66359 City Park 1 1 :41g good 100 2 3 4 3 3 37 Jas Hen'syEnvov, Phil Finch, Lucky Charm. 66247 F. Grounds 1 1:41 fast 109 3 0 6 7 7 6=J Troxler BeauBrutiuiol, LadyEllison, Darin* 65865 F. Grounds 1 1-16 1:47ft good 106 3 5 6 6 5"* 5lu»Mountain Gild, Missouri Lad, Flavigny. WING TING, b. f, 3, by Star Shoo t— Van-a-Clar (J. S. Hawkins). Weight today 100. 67821 Oaklawn 1 1-16 1:46ft fast 102 2 11 2 24 2'- Butler Tivolini, Chancellor, Jack Lory. 67696 Oaklawn lm70vl:45 fast 104 4 4 3 4 31 32J Butler Tivolini, Beeeher, Standover. 67571 Oaklawn 3-4 1:13ft fast 96 6 6 6 52 4«i Butler TheBear, MikeSutton, HannibalBey FIFTH RACE — Short Course. Steeplechase. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (57074—2:48 — S — ISfc) SAUL, b. g, 6, by Billet Doux — Satilene (J. & C. Davis). Weight today 134. 6S192 City Park S C 2:54 fast US 4 7 3 2 23 P* McClure Esterjov. Naran, Lights Out. 68078 Cit y Park B C 2:59 fast 140 9 8 7 7 72u 621*Hueston Charfield, Lights Out, Profitable. 68021 City Park S C 3:02g fair 152 3 4 5 2 2'4 23 B Russell P. Becker, Twenty Shot, Sig. Light DAWSON, b. g. 8, by St. Andrew or Maxio — Easter (G. H. Neal). Weight today 139. 66528 City Park F C 3:59ft fast 149 4 4 4 3 4'- 3«J McKin'y Creolin, Incantation, Aules. 66472 City Park 1 1-4 2:17ft fast 14G 7 9 7 7 6i 5--lMcKin'y St. Volma. Aules, Creolin. 66433 City Park ■ C 3:03g fast 146 7 8 6 4 24 1" P Hagan Subador, Plea, Lulu Young. CIGHT8 OUT. ch. g, 5. bv Pirate of Penzance — Gleam (J. T. Stewart). Weight today 140. C8230 Citv Park S C z:S6| fast 135 12 1 2 I"* 8*1 Yourell Dr. Heard, Weherfields, J.Bozeman. 68192 l.'itv Park S C 2:51 fast 137 0 5 4 4 41 4'i Yourell Esterjoy, Saul, Naran. 68154 City Park S C 2:55 fast 140 3 2 2 I 2i P Yourell Weherfields, Dr. Heard. Twen.Shot KILLDOE, b. g, 8, by Foul Shot — Dulcie Larondie (B. Schreiber). Weight today 141. KM Oakland B 1-2 f 1 :08ft fast 131 7 I 6 6' 7" W Davis The Skipper. Judge. Bill Mayham. ■MB Oakland F C 1 :13ft good 131 5 5 6 74 7"4W Dugan Ten Oaks? Eduardo, Black Sam. MM Ascot SC3:02i fast 150 4 3 3 3 35 31D B Russell Decimo, Cazador, Iron King. 59079 Ascot S C 3:02 fast 145 2 1 1 1 1D l10 E Morpher Adams. Marylauder, Aflantico. WEBERFIELDS, ch. g, 6, by Troubadour — Folly II. (W. Gerst). Weight today 143. C8230 City Park S C 2:555 fast 115 3 1 3 I P P*lBoyl« Dr. Heard, L. Out, Jim Bozeman. 68154 City Park SO 2:55 fast 131^2 1 1 1 l4 D Boyle Dr. Heard, L, Out, Twenty Shot. 68102 City Park 5-8 1 :01ft fast 121 10 12 12 10'1 CD4 .1 Lee Goldzone, Orderly, Alanie. 68020 City Park 5-8 1:03 fair 121 1 4 4 4'4 46i J Lee Limerick, Goldzone, Husted. NARAN, b. g, 6, by Bathampton— Phida (E. Corrigan). Weight today 138. nixl City Park BC2:M fast 139 8 6 5 5 P 33J Hueston Esterjoy, Saul, Lights Out. 68135 City Park S C 2:56? fast 134 5 4 2 2 2s l1 Hueston Esterjoy, Molo B., H. A. Schroeder 68040 City Park S C 2:56ft fast 134 2 7 7 6 5l 5,44E MorrisonEsterjoy, Kara, Lights Out. 67525 City Park S 0 2:56 fast 134 4 8 7 7 61 724JE MorrisonKara, Sartor Resartus, Harefoot. PETER BECKER, b. g, 4, by G. W. Johnson— Faustina (F. A. Libby). Weight today 141. •58021 City Park S C 3:028 fair 131 12 1 1 Is- Is Yourell Saul, Twenty Shot, Signal Light. 67525 City Park S C 2:56 fast 132 6 4 5 6 7 6224A'hibald Kara, Sartor Resartus, Harefoot. 65646 Latonia Ab li 3:30g good 130 9 1 1 1 H 2s Y'ourell Lady Jocelyn, Profitable, Dawson. NEW AMSTERDAM, br. g, 8, by Potomac— Zamora (J. Gass). Weight today 139. 65086 Churchill 1 SC 2:55ft fast 140 5 8 Pulled up. R Ryan Lady Jocelyn, Creolin. Rejectable. C5062 Churchill T) F C SdGJ fast 146 2 3 4 5 5 5" McClure Dr. Keith. JohnDillon, BankHoliday. •MBS Churchill I) S C 3:01ij good 152 7 3 4 Ran out. McClure Creolin, Dr. Keith. Madoc. SNOWDRIFT, b. m, 7, by Bassetl aw— Snowdrop (S. Olaen). Weight today 142. 6807 i Citv Park S C 2:59 fast 150 8 7 8 9 9 9°'1B Russell Charfield. Lights Out, Profitable. MMB Latonia Ab 1J 3:30 fast 150 5 Lost rider. Gaddy Dalesman, Subador, Class Leader. «;*t 9 Latonia Ab 13 3:362 good 149 4 2 Ran out. Gaddy Arc Light, Subador, Modredlaw. 63725 Latonia Ab li 3:35ft slow 141 2 11 1 l2 14 Gaddy Eneda, Frank Mc. Picktime. ' SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (65135— 1:4(5?.— 3— 100.) DONNA, ch. f, 4. by Donovan— Meta (B. Schreiber). Weight today 109. 88000 (See Churchill Downs chart in this paper). — _■ _. , . _ 68174 City Park 1 1-4 2:09 fast 108 4 5 5 I 34 3'4 J Lee Flavigny, St. XT Noel, w Macbeth. 68137 City Park 1 1-16 1:45ft fast 95 4 4 4 4 4 4« A Martin .1. L. lnglls, P. Sterling, Mortiboy. GAUZE, ch. g, 4. by Rensselaer— Grenadine (J. H. Baker). Weight today 105. GstjlKI (See Churchill Downs chart in this paper). 6X531 Lexington 1 1-16 1 :49ft fast 107 7 8 5 7 7s 32 Brandt Moc. Maid. L. Macfarlan, D. Redd. 68506 Lexington 1 1-8 1:56 hvy 102 3 2 1 1 1« l4 Brandt Request, Belden, Fonsoluea. ADESSO, br. c, 4. by Requital— Ostra (J. Gasa). Weight today 110. 6 C.!»7 (See Churchill Downs chart In this paper). 68505 Lexington 7-8 1:28 hvy 112 12 3 5 52 4'4 Dearborn Ralbert, La Fayette, Fantastic. 67473 Oaklawn lm 70y 1:45| fast 100 2 4 4 4 J1 2a Dearborn Beeeher, Attila, Lansdown. GOLDESS, b. c, 8, by Goldfinch— Priestess (E. Corrigan). Weight today 92. 68193 City Park 11:42ft fast 108 2 4 4 3 44 42 J Lee BveBvelL, D.of M'nteb'lo.D.Strome 68138 City Park 1 1:41ft fast 97 4 4 3 4 44 43 T Taylor W. Grlswell, Rath. Royal, Roseboro 67424 City Park 1 1:42J fast 112 3 3 2 1 l1 14 Nicol Quagga, D. of Montebello, Sicamous 67377 City Park 1 1:42| fast 106 4 3 6 6 5« 5"4 R Lowe S.Toddington, Rap'hannock. P. Star 66880 City Park 1 1-16 1:48J fast 94 3 7 7 6 54 324 R Lowe Evie Greene, Gold Coin, Henry O. BOTTLES, blk. e, S, by Isidor— Barmaid II. (C. V. Mueller). Weight today 104. 6797S Oaklawn 1 l:43jl mud 105 5 4 3 2 24 2" McFad'n Flip. Chancellor. Anua Ruskin. 67S52 Oaklawn 1 1 :41ft fast 100 1 4 3 4 6 64 McFad'n Hawkaiua. Tivolini, The Abl ot. 67698 Oaklawn 3-4 1:14 fast 115 7 6 4 4« 4«4 C Fisher T.Abbot, Dr.L.Huffman, Glendoveer 67546 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:07 good 109 7 6 6 7 69 J Foley Pretension, Autumn Flower, Flip. 67296 Oaklawn lm 70y 1:47ft good 94 6 5 3 4 45 4« F Burton Belden, Stolen Moments, Matador. FONSOLUCA, eh. g. 8, by Fonso — Lucasta, by Hay den Edwards (J. W. Pugh). Weight today 109. 68531 Lexington 1 1-16 1:49ft fast 106 4 6 7 3 61 66 J Lee Moc'sin Maid, L. Macfarlan, Gauze. 68506 Lexington 1 1-8 1:56 hvy 104 2 3 3 3 4» 411 J Lee Gauze, Request, Belden. 67404 City Park 1 1-16 1:48ft fast 111 9 9 9 9 10l ll1* Nicol Ivanhoe, H. of Hyacinth, Kara. 67355 F. Grounds 1 1-16 1:54 hvy 1124 12 2 4 31 3» Nicol Gauze, Reside, Horseradish. 67302 F. Grounds 1 1-4 2:12| slop 103 2 2 3 3 3" 3* Lloyd G. Larsen, Gamester, Don't Ask Me QUAGGA, br. c, S, by Dungarven— Xallapa (J. Arthur). Weight today 92. 68480 Lexington 1 1:46? hvy 92 9 9 9 8 7s 5S4 Bilac D. Thorpe, Early Boy, S.Rocaniora. 68454 Lexington 1 1:41ft fast 98 1 7 7 6 5» 4r,4 Dearborn Halliard, Ku. of Ivauhoe, Ouardi. 68229 City Park 11-16 1:49 fast 93 11 9 8 9 4"k 2 Bilac McAllister, V. Zeigler, M. Pioneer. 68176 City Park 1 1:42 fast 100 10 8 7 8 52 324 Johan'sen Zick Ahrams, Allonby, Waterfall. 68101 City Park 1 1:42ft fast 108 8 7 6 5 34 3»4 Lloyd S.Midway, D.of Mouteb'lo.Graudita. LADY ELLISON, b. m, 5, by Wools thorpe— Amabel (F. W. & C. J. Schmidt). Weight today 111. 68234 City Park 11-2 2:36 fast 110 4 1 1 2 | C"*Troxler St. Noel, Evie Greene, Adbell. BUP City Park 1 1-8 1 :53| fast 108 3 5 5 5 54 5 4 J Lee Flavigny, Grenade, Macbeth. 68120 City Park 11:41ft fast 112 4 6 7 7 63 54J Troxler Auditor, St. Noel. Bye Bye II. KING LEOPOLD, b. e, 3, by Sempronius— Nellie N. (P. King). Weight today 104. 68554 Lexington 1 1:40ft faRt 112 1 2 2 2 21 334 Moreland Miss Lida. Fleming. Mortiboy. 68505 Lexington 7-8 1:28 hvy 95 2 4 4 3 44 5" T Taylor Ralbert, La Fayette, Fantastic. 68427 Lexington 1 1:42ft fast 107 6 5 4 4 4h l"k Moreland Ovelando, Mortiboy, Zal. 68011 Oaklawn 1 1:44ft hvy 105 2 2 2 3 2 " 2" Shreve Matador, Stolen Moments, Sultry. 67947 Oaklawn 1 1:411 fast 90 7 3 2 3 3' 354 Shreve Marathon, Hawkama, Chancellor. DROMIO, ch. h, 5, by Lamplighter —New Jersey (W. H. McMullen). Weight today 112. 67805 F. Grounds 1 t-M l:47ftfast 111 8 6 9 9 9 9"4W R W'k'rAgra, Bve Bye II., Delmore. 67728 F. Grounds lm 20y 1:41ft fast 112 4 3 5 5 5* 4" 4Troxler Yankee Girl. Reside, Donna. 67328 F. Grounds lm 70y l:50i hvy 108 2 12 12 12 74 7» A WilliamsBellindian, Cobmosa, Bazil. RED OGDEN, ch. c, 3, by Ogden— Golden Girl (A. D. Steele). Weight today 84. 68454 Lexington 1 1:41ft fast 95 4 4 5 7 7 7304Gaugel Halliard, Kn. of Ivanhoe, Ouar.li. 68428 Lexington 3-4 1:15 fast 93 8 11 11 11 ll-7 T Steele Beatrice K., Camille, Ralbert. 65543 Latonia 3-4 l:16g good 107 15 16 16 16 1648 O'M'ney Sir Vagrant, Sagapanak, Ben True. 65516 Latonia 3-4 l:13g fast 95 5 7 7 7 7S2*C Morris Colloquy, Lady Arion, Morales. 65420 Latonia 3-4 1:13ft fast 94 10 10 10 10 10"4~T Steele Grace Kimball. Lexoline, Tauager. Page 6 Lexington Racing Statistics. LEXINGTON RACING STATISTICS. The total distribution for the forty-two races decided during the Kentucky Association's meeting of seven days at Lexington, April 27 to May 4, was .fl«.74Nt. This money went to fifty six owners, twenty-seven of whom won $:itX or more each, as follows: Owners. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. W. J. Young 4 7 1 $l,S.'iO J. C. Milam 3 3 2 1.175 W. II. Fizer I 1 2 1,12". W. Gerst 3 4 1 109 Hughes Bros 2 .". I S75 W. Grater 2 8 • «ii«» A. L. Darnaby 2 l 0 •; «» W. A. Smith 1 I S 575 Clay Bros 2 0 B 575 M. Young 2 O • 52". Mrs. M Goldldatt 1 1 3 45o B. R. Bradley 1 1 X 425 T. II. Stevens 1 1 (I .".75 ( lots Bros 1 1 ( 375 C. B. Hamilton 1 1 O 375 J. U. Strode 1 • 1 53B P. King 1 it 1 S3B P. M. Chill 1 O 1 32r J. H. Baker 1 8 1 325 F. Risk 1 It (t MJ8 S. Louis 1 0 0 300 l '. Karr 1 1 0 300 .1. Hergenret her 1 (I I) 300 .1. W. Ferguson 1 4t O 388 J. H. Stevens 1 8 0 ."-OO K. P. Shipp 1 0 1 .".00 A. D. Steele 1 B 8 300 The number of money-earning horses was ninety, of which the following thirty-live won $30(1 or more each: Horses. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Morales 2 O ft $ GOO John Mam 2 B ft 888 John L. Inglis 1 1 O 475 The Abbot 1 1 O 475 Great Pirate 1 2 ft 450 Ralbert 1 11 400 Black Mary 1 1 400 R. C. Rann 1 1 O 375 Skvo 1 1 O 375 Fleming 1 1 ft 375 ( 'heswardine 1 1 8 375 Goldproof 1 1 0 375 l.aiiy Savoy 1 1 O 375 Monvina 1 1 0 375 Gauze 1 O 1 350 Mortiboy 1 0 1 325 King Leopold 1 O 1 836 Ida .May 1 O 1 325 Halbard 1 ft 1 325 Clifton Forge 1 ft 1 325 Vipsania 1 O O 30ft Topey Kobiuson 1 ft 0 388 Kav 1 ft B 888 Delia Thorpe 1 ft B 300 Dainty Dame 1 0 O 30ft Mlack Fox 1 0 0 30ft Billy Bowlegs 1 O 0 30ft Bow-baa News 1 0 888 Beatrice K 1 ft 0 300 G..hleu, Mineral I ft 0 30ft Judge .Dundon 1 ft O 3 Ht Miss Lida 1 ft ft 30ft Nimbus 1 ft 8 30ft Posing 1 ft ft BBS Ancient 1 1 B 3ftft The standing of the jockeys for the meeting is as follows: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Cnp.P.C. J. Lee 34 10 7 3 15 .2!t T. Taylor 3S li 0 3 24 .18 I). Austin 20 4 4 2 M .15 Moriarity 11 3 1 8 7 .27 Troxler Hi 8 ft 2 11 .lit G. Swain 2S 3 4 4 17 .11 Minder S 2 2 8 1 .25 Gaugel It 2 ft 4 I .IS J. Butler 27 2 1 8 21 . i7 \V. Cole 8 1 1 O 1 .33 Brandt 5 1 ft 1 3 .20 J. Kramer 5 1 ft ft 4 .20 Foy 1ft 1 2 8 4 .1ft P. Burton 11 1 1 1 8 .09 J. J. Walsh 10 1 0 ft 15 .00 Moreland 20 1 2 3 14 .05 The following jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names and finished third or better, but did not ride a winner: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Bilac 23 It 5 1 17 D. Boland 8 0 1 1 « J. Foley H ft 8 1 I D. Riley 13 ft 1 8 it J. Burton 1 ft 1 ft 0 Beauchamp li ft ft 1 8 B. Callahan 2 ft ft 1 1 Dearborn 13 0 ft 8 1 Hatchett ■ 0 0 1 2 The following jockeys had mounts to the numl er opposite their names, but were never "in the money:" John Conley, 2; R. Cassell. 3; Delahy. 1; B. Davis. 3; Huestou. 3; J. Hicks. 1: L. Jones. 0; J. Perkins, 2; T. Steele, 0: Benj. Smith, 3. The trainers who saddled the winners were: Br.H.ks, f 2 Meyer, B 1 Baker, J. H 1 Milam, J. C 3 Civill. P. M I Moore, T. W 1 Darnaby. A. L 4 McDaniel, W 2 Fizer. W. H 3 Nichols. J. H 1 Grater. \V 2 Oots, H 1 ' Goldldatt. M 1 Risk. F 1 Hughes. G 2 Steele, A. D 1 Hall. J. W 1 Stevens, J. H 1 Hergenrether, J 1 Smith, W. A '. 1 Karr, C 3 Strode, J. U. 1 Land, 8 1 Stevens, T. H 1 Leigh, E. G 1 Young, W. J 4 The fastest mile at the meeting was Miss Lida's 1:40*;. Eleven of the forty-two races, or twenty six ) er cent, were won by favorites, four of which were at odds-on. The other thirty-one races were taken hy eleven second choices and twenty outsiders. Five odds-on favorites were defeated. Jamaica Paddock Sale. JAMAICA PADDOCK SALE. The first of the New York season's sales of horses in training was held in the paddock at Jamaica Saturday noon. The offerings were largely two-vear-olds weeded from I dozen or so stables. The prices ruled low, save in the instance of Rosario. as will be seeu from the following summary: Rosario, ch. g. 2, by Star Ruby — Rosalva; J. D. Itdoin $ 2. 10ft El Chico. b. g, 3, by Star Ruby — La Cochuca; S. Paget 30ft Paul Pry, b. g, 2, by Ogden — -Meddling Mary ; M. Welsh 25ft Marshal Oyama. I), g. 3. by Nasturtium — Rose of Hamptou: S. Paget 225 The Thorn, ch. g, 2, by Ethelbert — American Beauty; J. H. McConnick 20ft Oceanic, b. c, 2, by Arkle — Fair Haven; J. Pangle ?ih» Silberschwanz. ch. c, 2, by Silverdale — Minty Gore; J. W. Colt MR Simonides. b. c, 2, by St. Simonian — Thlslie; M. Welsh 10ft Inauguration, ch. f, 2. by Peep o'Dav — Ag- nodice; M. Welsh IftO Dramatic, ch. f, 2, by David Garrick— Lizzie LTliott; T. J. McIIale lfttt Look, ch. f. 2, bv Ornament — Gaze; J. P. McCabe lftft Pedigree. blk. f, 2. bv Ogden -—British Blue Blood; M. Welsh 100 Running Account, b. or br. c. 2, by Compute — Korumasakl; M. Welsh 75 Glorvar. b. c. 2, bv Hinivar — Vain Glorv; Mrs. H. H. Selby 75 Arawaka, ch. f, 2, by Loeohatchee — Ada Belle II. ; C. II. Morrison 50 Ponder, b. f, 2, by Pontine-Pandora; J. W. Colt 88 Malaga. Hi. f. 2, bv Etbellwrt— Makaliah : C. W. Ebert 50 Foremast, h. f. 2. bv Solitaire II. — Formella; F. M. Phillips 5ft John J. McCraw, b. c. 3. by Toddington — Jubilante: H. Morrissey 4ft Vislula, ch. f, 2, bv Pontiac — Sarmatia; G. B. Dioguardi 4ft Commonetta. blk. m, 0. by Common — Esther Clarke: P. Schieman 35 Massicot, br. f, 2. by Buck Massie — Lady Trebla : P. Schieman 35 Alvarado. ch. g, 2. by Prince of Melbourne — Bit of Spice; P. Schieman 35 NATIONAL RACING REVIEW Boom Vt Tl Dearbora Street OHIOA4MK 1 LL. Yesterday's Special, GEO. S. DAVIS, Scratched. Tuesday's Special: Utah, Magic. Miracle, Sparrow. $1.00 per month. 25c per copy. 1 1 GOOD LUCK . . . 8 5, WON j j j | Positively the only horse sent out by us, ( | I | We are disappointed at the price. Out of eight I I { | entries, only three starters. | | I I Tuexday. we have a sure winner. I I (| Wednesday, another Tartar Maid. We expect I | am better odds than 6 to 1. | j J | ri Our Information Coml5 DirlctTrom Tut Track'' i J J Rush in your subscription. 9 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 0AM AND. $1.00 Dally :: $4.00 Weekly. Phone Central 5825 Room S12 S) Dearborn Street i Ohtcafo. Yesterday our letter gave: ALETHEUO 8-5 Won BOUNDING ELK 5-2 Won TAR.P 4-1 3rd ZAL °Spec!a?y 8-1 a 2tld TODAY! DON'T MISS IT! Track conditions and all considered should make this a Real Good thing. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY two prepared Specials, as previously advertised. Terms: $2 for 1 Amy, $10 for 6 days. Suite 315, 167 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. TOT B. B. INFO CO. TelASr5l5i13H Turf Reporter's Special Room 312, 59 Dearborn St.. Chicago. Tuesday's Special: 52-58-24-28-64-46-49-48. Entry List: 3-13-14-700-702-712-718-764-766. Record of above Specials for last 49 days: 19 Won, 15 Seconds, 4 Thirds, 4 Scratched. Monday's Special was W. H. CABEY, Scratched. For sale at all news-stands and cigar stores in every large city in the U. S or Canada. BOUNDING ELK : : 5-2, WON YOU MAY HEAR FROM ME TODAY. | £^ S5.QO for Six Wires. OBPi I I ^D 84, 119 La Saiie $t, Chicago.

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