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Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, November 20, 1907

Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, November 20, 1907 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1907 drf1907112001 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, November 20, 1907 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1907 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] vol. xrn. no. 27s. Chicago, avetcstespat, jStoyembeii 20, 1907. price 5 ceitts Louisville to Annex Race Tracks LOUISVILLE TO ANNEX RACE TRACKS. Louisville, Ky., November 19: The 'new" city council wil probably - in the near future pass an ordinance whereby both of the race tracks here, Churchill Downs and Douglas Park, will be annexed to the city. What effect this action will have, If taken, on .racing here la not known. i Washington Racing Dull: Heavy Going Keeps the Better Class Horses in Their Barns WASHINGTON RACING BULL ' C HEAVY GOING KEEPS THE BETTER CLASS HORSES IN THEIR BARNS. a at v. Rosimiro Easily Outfoots Falcada and Jubilee Berkeley Wins from Dolly Spanker 1 i Grand Consolation Prospects. c t li Washington, D. C, November 19. One of the j kaleidoscopic changes of climate for which this part of the world is noted took place today and it ( was a delightful day. The pleasant, sunshiny t afternoon was more potent in bringing out a crowd j than was the card offered for the afternoon of rac- ( lilt;. It was an off day in the matter of the pro- , gram and it was decidedly uninviting to the loveis , of the sport. The track had not dried out at post ( time as much as was expected and it was still very ( muddy. It is bound to remain in that condition for , f-cveral days yet, as the course is naturally deep. The first race resulted in a narrow victory for a . Firebrand, the odds-on favorite. He rushed into j the lead as the barrier was sprung and led by a comfortable margin until near the end, when be commenced to tire .badly and just lasted long enough 1 to win from Eminola. The latter was second choice ; in the betting and was prominent throughout, finishing very gamely under a good ride. Orfano was considered much the best in the sec- : 0111I race by the public and would probably have . won but for the bumping- he received from the 1 winner and Tenakoe. The latter, which was the i medium of a plunge by his owner and bis friends, was disqualified for fouling the winner and Orfano. . Bobbin Around, which was given third place, ran a good race, but tired slightly near the end. Hooray, a good horse of late, from the Aste stable, was the second favorite to win. He came away from bis opponents in the stretch and won With some speed in reserve, Higginbothain ran a good race, holding second place easily throughout the running, but appeared to be a trifle short at the end. Weirdsome ran surprisingly well. Falcada and Smoker had their public trials in the fourth race for the Grand Consolation next Saturday, but neither of them was able to even menace the winner, Rosimiro found the track to his liking and won without being fully extended. Falcada was most fancied and the best price obtainable against bis chances was 3 to 5 and' closed at 1 to 2. The Wilson colt bad no mishaps. The track was apparently suited to him, as be appeared to run freely in it and was under a drive all through the last furlong, but never could reach the winner. Jubilee ran another good race and held third position all the way. Smoker will probably show improvement in his next race. The mile race proved an easy task for Destroyer and his performance was comparatively as good as that of his stable mate, Right Royal, yesterday. He held a contending position from the start and was only cantering in the last quarter. Noblesse Oblige did not get away any too well, but closed up rapidly and iinished a fast going second, ten lengths in front of Llanthouy Boy, which barely saved third place from the badly ridden Grenadier. Withdrawals reduced the closing handicap to a three-horse race, in which Dolly Spanker was favorite. Berkeley showed the most speed and never left the result in doubt. Dolly Spanker loomed up at the bead of the stretch, but finally tired. Campaigner finished a distant third and quit badly after showing a Hash of early speed. The Grand Consolation still gives considerable promise of a good race. The Squire aud Falcada, which was probably not at his best today, will be the starters to make the race attractive. King Sol is also prominently mentioned. Spooner is not here for the race. Rotting is still very light. Sol Lichtenstein lias quit booking for the year, but has not left yet. He is backing them from the ground, but in a small way. Will Train at New Orleans WILL TRAIN AT NEW ORLEANS. Robert Walden will have all of the horses he will race next year at New Orleans this winter. n former years the yearlings received their earlier training at Rowling Rrook Farm and were made track wise upon a half-mile track on the farm built by the late Wyndham Walden and it was on this track that Compute, Filigrane, Contestor and Hanover Queen were given their first lessons in racing. The best of the yearlings are by the Meddler stallion, Chilton, which heads the Bowling Brook Stud and will not be raced at New Orleans, but saved until the opening of the metropolitan season. High Praise for Rowe HIGH PRAISE FOR ROWE. . Naturally James R. ICeene thinks pretty well of Jimmy Rowe, and is credited with saying recently: "I believe I have the best trainer in the country. James Rowo's skill, patience and judgment with my horses liave been remarkable, and he has made a record to be proud of. I never saw him ride, but lie was a first-class jockey in his day, and that is generally a good school for a trainer. Rowe studies each horse as a schoolmaster does a pupil, noting his or her characteristics and peculiarities. He says Colin is one of the most level-lieaded, I sensible- colts lie ever trained, and he ought to know." Adversely to the Jockey Club: Court of Inal Resort Decides in Favor of the Empire City Trotting Club ' C a at v. 1 i c t li j ( t j ( , , ( ( , . a j 1 ; : . 1 i . ADVERSELY TO THE JOCKEY CLUB. Court of Final Resort Decides in Favor of the Empire City Trotting Club. New York, November 10. The Court of Appeals Albany today handed down a decision in the Empire City case affirming the order of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court directing the State Racing Commission to issue a license to the F.mpire City Trotting Club to hold a running meeting at Youkers. This is a final determination of the case arising last March when James Butler applied to the commisison for a license, which was denied by that body. Mr. Butler, through his counsel, James Russell Soley, then applied to the Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus directed to the Racing Commission, which was denied by Justice Mills after hearing arguments by counsel for Mr. Butler and the Commission. The court at this hearing ruled that under the law the granting of licenses rested with the S'tate Racing Commission, they having discretionary power to grant licenses or withhold them, that power residing in them absolutely and could not be disturbed by the courts. An appeal was taken from this decision by Mr. Butler to the Appellate Division, and that body on June 14 issued peremptory writ of mandamus directed to the State Racing Commission to issue a license to the Empire City Trotting Club, which was done, and the probable dates for the meeting were then announced. The State Racing Commission hereupon appealed the case to the Court of Appeals.. The decision today is a final adjudication of "the matter, and while the full. text of the decision is not obtainable tonight, it appears that the contention of the Empire City Trotting Club that the Racing Commission is compelled to issue licenses to all organizations in this state which apply to the commission for a license, after complying with all of the requirements of the law, has been sustained. Thirty Leading Owners THIRTY LEADING OWNERS. Out in California Sam Hildreth's horses won enough in, the course of the last week to give him the greatest increase among owners of his total for the year and the Canadian owner, J.. E. Seagram, netted the second best returns, his winnings being amassed ever the eastern tracks. The two great leaders, J. R. Kecne and II. P. Whitney, each added the small sum of $400, but their closest followers, the Newcastle Stable, J. L. Mc-Ginnis, B. Schreiber and R. T. Wilson, Jr., did considerably better. The standing of the thirty leading owners and their gains last week are as follows: Total Win'gs Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Winnings. L. W. J. R. Kecne 70 4G 23 $ 397,342 $ 400 H. I. Whitney .. 33 34 29 137,094 400 Newcastle Stable. 43 31 21 71,892 1,095 J. L. MeGinnis .. 15 IS 14 71.S3C 1,345 T. Hitchcock, Jr.. 23 29 20 09,914 320 B. Schreiber -90 100 72 G2.3S3 1.400 ' Patchogue Stable. 21 12 9 5S.990 250 R. T. Wilson, Jr.. 35 31 32 .r.S,390 .1.S30 , Burlew & O'Neill 33 33 24 54,377 J. II. MeCormick 37 11 7 53,700 F. J. Farrell 20 15 10 51.905 S25 C. E. Durnell 31 20 1G 51,940 A. Belmont IS 22 24 4S.100 J. E. AVidener ... 1G S 9 45,905 ..... J. W. Colt 3S 40 2G 45,195 S. C. Hildreth ... 39 33 10 44.2S5 2,125 F. R. Hitchcock.. 9 11 7 44,000 C. R. Ellison 2G 22 22 42,977 , J. E. Madden 21 21 27 41.S25 . R. F. Carman ... 41 34 29 40,075 745 ' F. Cook 44 24 17 37.55G W. Walker 59 55 52 35,270 ' Chlnn & Forsythe .20 25 2G 34,051 1,090 Oneck Stable ... 10 9 14 34,140 E. Herz 5 G 3 31,925 II. B. Duryea ... 13 1G 19 30.S90 250 ) W. B. Jennings .. 25 23 21 30,200 425 ' J. E. Seagram ... 2S 1G 20 29,140 2,120 ) G. II. Holle 50 39 30 27.GG4 J. Sanford 19 9 13 20,300 Totals 944 793 G52 $1,S10,7G7 $lG,0SO j Returned Jockeys All Prosperous RETURNED JOCKEYS ALL PROSPEROUS Jockey Fred Taral, who, with his son, arrived in 11 this country Sunday on the same steamship bringing ? jockeys Gannon, Lewis, Birkenruth and T. Burns, in speaking of his season abroad, said: "Most of the past season I was in Austria-nun-gary. - All in all I rode in 329 races, and at the. fe end of the season I had eighty-five firsts and fifty-six - second places to my credit. Thirds don't count t over there. I rode for Baron Springer and, in addition I" to my races on the Austro-Hungarian tracks, ' also rode a number of race's in Germany. My son n was sick a great part of the season aud only rode e in sixty-two races, in four of which he won first :t place." Burns, who rode in Germany, said that his employer, - unollicially, was the German Kaiser. When 11 the season was ended he had fifty-eight first places ;s to his credit. Birkenruth has been riding in Austria 5- and Germany for Victor Von Mautner. He won forty first places, among the races being a a $25,000 event in Hamburg, which he won with h Von Mautner's mare Faith. Altogcthet he rode e in 2S7 races. Gannon has been riding in Russia and Poland, a part of the time being in the employ i- of the famous operatic singers, Jean and Ed-ouard 1- De Reszke. In the 125 races in which he rode, . Gannon won -first place forty times. He was six x weeks at Warsaw; three weeks at Moscow and six weeks in St. Petersburg. Lewis, who is in the employ of Baron Oppenheim, won forty-six out of the 1S4 races in which he participated. They report the European racing season just closed, to have been a most prosperous one and that they would all return again next Bpring. Varying Dispositions of Horses: Good and Bad Tempered Ones the Outcome of Kind or Harsh Treatment , , . ' ' ) ' ) j 11 ? - fe - t I" ' n e :t - 11 ;s 5- a a h e i- 1- . x VARYING DISPOSITIONS OF HORSES. Good and Bad Tempered Ones the Outcome of Kind or Harsh Treatment. C In the course of a conversation at Lexington a few days ago John B. Payne asked Major Foxhal A. Daiugerlield if Peter Pan was a horse of good disposition, whereupon the latter said: "He Is a horse of good temper and a willing disposition, as all horses should be and the majority would he with proper treatment. Gentleness and kindness are the first essentials in the care of a horse. A soft-voiced, considerate groom in a stable is worth much more than he is usually paid. The man who is given to speaking harshly to horses or striking or clubbing them finds no quarter at by Castleton Stud. I would not have a man of that kind on the place services free. While I was r, living in Virginia, and before 1 was Identified with r Mr. Kcene in his breeding enterprise, he bought , Blue Gown and several mares in England. The 0 vessel on which they were coming to this country was disabled and was adrift for twenty days. Dur- ing that period be lost Blue Gown and some of the mares. Those saved were sent on from New York and placed at the William Kinney farm, near this city, and Mr. ICeene bought Blue Mantle to t mate with them. The horse came over in charge of two English grooms, and had the reputation of j being a savaye. It was claimed that lie had killed three men. Those grooms never went about him . singly. One would go into the stall first with a j club and stand menacingly near the horse, holding the club ready to strike him, and, I am told, j often did strike him, while the other went about the process of grooming. "One day a stupid darky appeared at the farm with a request for work. The man in charge put him to watering the horses. He went from stall ' to stall, -taking each horse by the halter and lead- ing him to the trough. No one had thought to tell ' him that Blue Mantle was a savage. The negro entered Blue Mantle's stall, untied him arid led ' ' him out to the water. One of the English grooms, seeing him coming out of the stall, ran shouting for 1 ' help. But the stallion followed the negro up to the trough, drank until his thirst was quenched, looked about him complacently as the negro stroked : his inane and asked him gently if he wanted more. '' After a reasonable pause he led the horse back to 1 his stall, tied him at his rack and patted him on the side a moment before he went on to the next stall. The surprise of those Englishmen was great, and they told the man in charge of the 'remarkable happening.' The- man was wise enough to send ; the Englishmen back home, and he put the stupid, soft-voiced negro in charge of Blue Mantle. From that day on there was never any need for a club. Blue Mantle had been vicious only because his keepers had fought him. It is the nature of any man to give combat when he is assailed and so it is with the horse. The horse, like the man, is likewise amenable to good treatment. "I remember that a man named Creibel, who was a liveryman, at Ilarrisburg, Va., bought a son of Eolus, with which he expected to win some races at the fairs. He used to ride him at exercise himself, and I noticed two or three mornings in succession that the horse came in much excited, bleed- ing at the mouth, and his breast covered with bloody foam. Creibel said that the horse was a savage and uncontrollable. I told him that I thought the chief trouble was a tender mouth and rough treatment. I advised him to use a smooth hit instead of the one of twisted wire, and to let a negro boy who worked around the stable ride him. He did so, and within six weeks there was not a more gentle horse in Ilarrisburg. The liveryman sold him to a neighbor of mine, who used him as a hunter and also drove him to a buggy." The conversation now turned to the care of stal- lions, and Harry Stanhope, the man who bred Rhoda B., the dam of Orby and Rhodora, thecolt and filly with which Richard Croker this year won the English Derby and the Dewhurst Plate, re- spectively, remarked that Major Daingerfield is not a believer in high fences as inclosures for stallion paddocks. "That I am not," said the Major. "The horse in his native state is a gregarious animal, and to shut him out of all sight of his kind can serve no good purpose. At Castleton Stud the stallion paddocks are inclosed with double fences, seven feet high, and with three rails and a runner on top. This latter serves as a prbtection to the horse should he rear up and get his feet over the fence. With the double fences they set about four feet apart he cannot get to horses in the next field. We keep the mares in three fields, and they are so arranged that some of the mares are always in sight of the stallions. This does not, as I have heard some people declare, excite the stallions. It has, on the contrary, been my experience that the stallions are more quiet. When Kingston was at La Belle Stud he was kept in a paddock, sur-e rounded by a fence over which he could not see, and when he became the property of Mr. Keene, Eugene Leigh told me that he had never been able to keep him in the paddock such as we have at Cas-a tleton. I thought I would try him in one of them, anyhow. I turned him out where he could see other horses, and there he is yet, as quiet as any horse on the place. We have never had the least bit of trouble with him." Registered Horses Go Free REGISTERED HORSES GO FREE. All of the horses L. Blum has purchased for exportation to Mexico are registered with the Jockey Club. There is a tax of $40 per head on horses going into Mexico unless they are thus registered, Magazine Suffers Defeat: Carman's Colt Carried Out on the Stretch Turn and Unplaced C by r, r , 0 t j . j j ' ' ' ' 1 ' : '' 1 ; MAGAZINE SUFFERS DEFEAT CARMAN'S COLT CARRIED OUT ON THE STRETCH TURN AND UNPLACED. Money Muss and Nagazam Continue Winning Molesey Defeats Red Leaf Gemmell's Fast Race. J Oakland, Cal., November 19. Jockey Knapp was promptly given a license when be applied for it the California Jockey Club and rode Money Muss, the S to 5 favorite, to victory in the second race at Oakland today. The somewhat lukewarm reception accorded the much discussed" rider when he appeared on the track was quickly changed to one marked by riotously appreciative applause when he returned to the scales after making good for Money Muss backers, without even having given them a moment's uneasiness during the running of the race. The rejuvenated Corrigan, almost backed off the boards, accounted for the selling affair that came next. Nagazam, in the last, was the third public choice to score. Aside from this commonplace announcement, Herman Radtke rode the Jennings horse aud it was the former crack jockey's first winning mount in a long time. S. C. Hildreth's Wap, named after W. A. Pin-kerton, and a reputed crackerjack in private, was the first favorite to go down to defeat, but with Blond', which bolted at the start and was left at the post in the fifth, were of the receding variety and their elimination as contenders meant little or no loss to the general public. It remained for Magazine, in the Alameda Handicap, however, to work havoc with owner and racegoers alike. The crack Carman two-year-old failed to display his true form in this race, though he was carried out on the turn and there were excuses-the plenty forthcoming for him. Next to Meelick in last Saturday's fiasco Magazine was the best backed horse that has started at this meeting. Gemmell, which is a fast horse, repeated in gallant style today, running the distance of five and a half furlongs in 1:001. J. A. Bennot of New York captured two races with Green Goods and Molesey. The victory ot the last named proved costly, as TJ. Z. De Arman, laboring under the impression that he was entered below his true value at $1,000, proceeded to bid him up to $2,300 before he stopped. The owner retained Molesey with the customary $5 advance and then rotaliated by claiming J. 0. Kcene's Red Leaf, the runner-up, for $1,000. There was a slight sprinkling of rain during the day. The track was not affected. A large and financially benefited crowd witnessed improved sport. The horses that raced at the recent Butte meeting are sweeping almost everything before, them. Jockey James Carroll, who was injured from a fall on the horse Mitre last Saturday, is still unconscious. Hopes are, however, entertained for his recovery. "Silver Bill" Riley, C. J. Casey and Jockey Rosroe Coleman are recent arrivals from the east. W. O'B. Macdonough has returned from New York. His stallion, Ormondale, will bo shortly shipped to Henry T. Oxnard's farm in Virginia,, where he will do stud duty. William Cahill wired at he would be in Oakland on Thursday with his string. Big Store was badly cut down in his last race, and will not be raced for several months. Harry Stover announced today that he would give three race meetings next summer, sixty days at Butte, ten days at Anaconda and eighteen days at Petaluma. A. G. Blakeley wired Secretary P. W. Treat .that he left Omaha today with twelve horses. J. M. Lyons, one of the leading turfites on the coast, nearly died last night from the effects of ptomaine poisoning, but will recover. Bloodless Warfare at Lexington BLOODLESS WARFARE AT LEXINGTON. Lexington, Ky., November 19. Edward Corrigan and Dr. Arnold Frank came to blows in the post-office this afternoon, but neither was injured. Dr. Frank Is a German horseman who came here several ' months ago and set up an establishment for the handling of driving horses. About six weeks ago he bought a cast-ofE thoroughbred belonging to Mr. Corrigan from John Mackey. At the time Mr. Corrigan told Frank he had better look the hoo over carefully, that he might not like him. Dr. Frank, however, said the horse suited him. Last Sunday Dr. Frank tried to sell the horse to L. Blum, of Mexico. Blum discovered that he had a ringbone. Today Frank met Corrigan and told him that he wanted him to take the horse back. Corrigan declined to. The lie was passed and Frank struck Corrigan. The Master of Hawthorne sent his right to the German's jaw and was about to follow with a left swing when a bystander rushed up and called his attention to the fact that there were ladies present. The two walked away and the N scene ended. 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Dcaring, 350 Fourth Avenue. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS, NOVEMBER 20, 1007. Telegraphic Form TELEGRAPHIC FORM. The horses which seem best iu Wednesday's races arc: Conning Washington, 1). C, November lit. 1- Wilson entry, Live Wire, Monopolist. 2 Kara, Bob Murphy, Alamansor. 15 -Gold Lady, Pins and Needles, Grace Cameron. 1 -Omentum, Poiiucssing, Graziallo. 0 -New Garter, Norbitt, Trash. (i Ironsides, Banker, Right Royal. A. B. Smith. Oakland Oakland, Cal., November 19. 1 -Progress, The Reprobate, Eseamado. 2 -Pajaroita, All Alone, Jane Swift. -Silver Stocking, San Nicholas, St. Francis. 1 Confederate, Jancta, Johnny Lyons. 5 Lone Wolf, Lazell, Sahara. ti Early Tide, F. Neugent, Ovelando. II. Foreland. Santa Anita Entries Swelling SANTA ANITA ENTRIES SWELLING. Los Angeles, Cal., November 15. The largest lists of entries to the fourteen stakes which closed Tuesday from among the horsemen now racing at Eniery.ville, were made by R. F. Carman and S. C. Hildreth. Mr. Carman made upward of seventy-live nominations, and Mr. Hildreth in the neighborhood oi sixty and has asked that twenty-one stalls Ikj reserved for him at the new track. Hildreth will then divide his big stable, racing part of it here this winter and the horses will arrive soon after the meeting opens. The stake horses in the striug will make special trips here for the running of some of the big stake races and then be returned to Oakland. Four hundred and twenty-one stake nominations have been received from horsemen at Oakland and it is likely that the SS0 entries made to the Ascot Park stakes last year will be eclipsed by the new organization's stake list. The GS0 stalls already constructed are now deemed wholely inadequate for the horses which will come here and the building of stables containing 200 more stalls is under consideration and will probably be built. Horses Departing from Lexington HORSES DEPARTING FROM LEXINGTON Lexington, Ky., November 19. R. L. Thomas has ordered two cars for November 24, in whicli his horses will be shipped from here to Los Angeles. Henry McDaniel will leave New York about the same time with another carload. W- A. Smith has turned out all of his horses and is spending a mouth at his old home in Scott county. He will go to New Orleans in January. T. C. McDowell is making preparations to ship a carload of racers to New Orleans about December 1. L. Blum will ship fifty horses to New York Friday next. From there they will go by steamer to Mexico. Mr. Blum says lie expects to buy over 200 head more at the sales next week. Will Not Race at Tanforan WILL NOT RACE AT TANFORAN. The race track at Tanforan will not be used this year for part of the New California Jockey Club meetlug. according to San Francisco, advices. There Is a strong sentiment among the horsemen and public In favor of a short meeting, but nothing will be done tills year. President Williams is credited with the statement that the Tanforan track will surely be used for part of the 100S-9: j lueetlng, . i Jockey Notter a Rough Rider: Keene's Rider of next Year in Need of a Severe Check JOCKEY NOTTER A ROUGH RIDER. i Keene's Rider of Next Year in Need of a 1 Severe Check. ' Washington, D. C., November 17. Much hotheaded talk resulted from "Joe" Notter.'s handling , of Oraculum in the Columbia Handicap yesterday at Bennlng. The boy, who on several occasions , (heretofore has ridden in much the same manner, was seen to distinctly carry out Dolly Spanker on the turn for home, then lay against him with his ', horse's head pointed diagonally across the track, and seriously bump the other. In spite of all this, Mr. Wilson's gelding recovered and came on, ! looking all over a winner until he was within fifty yards of the end, when Comedienne beat him out. Because Comedienne is trained by George Odora, who owns Oraculum, the incidents of the race brought out all the latent bad feeling on a track which needs only moderate provocation to arouse it. The metropolitan race-going public is a patient one, and seldom manifests openly its displeasure. Neither did yesterday's assemblage, made up chiefly of New Yorkers, for though many saw the rough riding, they did not make a demonstration because the aggressor was beaten. But it was when they examined their race cards and saw that Odom trains both the winner and Oraculum, that the aftermath assumed proportions of a scandal. The argument was made that the western custom of coupling in the betting all horses trained by one man, was the fairest to the- betting public and should be adopted by the layers and players in the east. The claim Was made that Oraculum had clearly knocked Dolly Spanker out of his chance of winning, and hence bis stable-trained companion should , not be permitted to benefit by it. Not that Odom had planned the rough riding, but that he benefited by it, was the .burden of the complaints. In order to help the Bennlng meeting, it has long been the custom for well-known trainers to bring on from New York in their cars horses owned by gentlemen who wish to race here, but whose trainers could not without inconvenience leave New York. Thus "Tom" Healey was in charge of Harry Payne Whitney's horses, including ' Royal Tourist, up to the hour that the stable was ordered re-shipped to New York on account of the death of Mr. Barney, an uncle by marriage of young Mr. Whitney. If this had not occurred, it was a possibility that Healey would have continued to direct the training of Royal Tourist for the Grand Consolation, the most important stake run here, notwithstanding that for his employer, Mr. R. T. Wilson, Jr., Healey also would be training Falcada for the same race. Such incidents as tills have been seen here before, but no one ever thought of making a scandal out of the matter because the . trainers have faith in each other's honesty. No one for a moment would charge George Odom with a deliberate plot to order his jockey to foul a contender with one of his horses in order to help the chances of another. Still, the foul took place, and no one regrets the damage done to Mr. Wilson's interests more than the young trainer himself. It would be a bad beginning of his career as a trainer to go before the turf world with such a blot on his reputation. The real cause of the' trouble yesterday was the "win, tie or wrangle" method of Nottcr, who, as already said in this letter, has more than once ridden just such races on New York tracks. The sooner the stewards here and in New Orleans, where he will ride during the winter, show Notter how dangerous such foul riding is to his employers' interests, the better for the men who will be paying his salary. It would be a costly. thing to Mr. Keene, for instance, some day next season, if Notter, who is to ride for him, should be disqualified after just such an incident as that of today. Miller did much to provoke official action in the season of 1900, before be was finally punished for rough riding and, without doubt, he benefited by the lesson, for in 1007, his offenses in this respect were so few or so unimportant, as to cause no gossip whatever. The same lesson taught to Notter iu time to be efficacious, would prevent a lot of trouble, not only for himself, but for his employers. It is a fact that some of the feuds of the turf owe their origin to the unchecked zeal of noted jockeys resorting to any method to win, in doing which they destroyed the chances of opposing horses. "Tod" Sloan might still be a jockey of note if lie had never left England in August of 1900 to ride Ballyhoo Bey in the Futurity and Flatbush Stakes, both of which he won, but in the latter occurred the memorable foul riding in which a Keene colt was so much interfered with that the immediate result was one of the most sensational scenes ever witnessed in or about a stewards' stand, though the auditors were few' in number. It was Sloan's zeal which precipitated this, and it may be" the fate of Notter to bring about a repetition of the regrettable affair unless the boy is given prompt notice to cease his rough riding. While the advocacy of coupling in the betting all horses trained by one man may never receive the endorsement of either the Jockey Club or of many horse owners, because of the great injustice it would work in particular instances, there is a way out of the complication which the much maligned trotting turf affords as a precedent. In certain contingencies two trotting horses trained by one man could not start in one event unless one was placed In charge of another trainer ten days before the race. Let something like this be done on the running turf, only extend the time to the morning of the day of the race, or at noon on that day. This will help to minimize the feeling that complicity existed, for it would make the trainer in charge responsible for the condition of the animal that day, the riding orders he. might give and other matters Which the rules of racing make a trainer responsible for. Then lot the jockeys of each horse be held strictly responsible for what they do in a race, and, with vigilant, but well balanced, stewards looking on, there would be little or no fault to be found. It has sometimes happened that two horses have started in a race trained by one man. One horse would be at a short price and the other at a long priee, yet the chances of the latter to win might be really as good as those of the favorite. It would be manifestly unfair to the owner of the long-priced horse to have both coupled in the betting, simply because lie chooses to put his horse in the hands of a man in whom he has faith. On the English turf there are many of the high-class trainers who handle horses for at least a dozen turfmen and frequently start two or more in a race, but there is never any scandal from this perfectly natural and proper privilege. ' J. J. Burke. Tea Tray's Meritorious Career TEA TRAY'S MERITORIOUS CAREER. Among the lilgh-class racers of fifteen or twenty years ago was Tea Tray, by Rayon d'Or Ella T. His first start in 1SS7, as a two-year-old, was in the Hudson Stakes at Gravesend, where he ran third to King Fish and Guarantee. On the next day of the taiue meeting he won a purse race ix i 1 ' , , ', ! , ' . "" . -t- & ... .. ordinary field. In his next effort he finished fourth in the Bedford Stakes, and then won the Sequence Stakes at Jerome Park a few days later from King Fish, Now or Never and Prince Royal. He won his next two starts, the May" Stakes at Gravesend and a purse race at Sheepshead Bay. A'fter ibis he failed to land a race that year, although he finished second in the Good Bye Stakes at Sheepshead Bay and third in the Autumn Stakes and the Reaper Stakes at the same course in the fall. Tea Tray took but one race as a three-year-old. After running second to Specialty in the First Special he won the Fort Hamilton Handicap at Gravesend. Although not winning again this sea son, he finished second or third in several slakes, notably among them the Withers at Jerome Park, running third to Sir Dixon and Prince Royal; third to Raceland in the Emporium Stakes at Sheepshead Bay; third in the Barnegat Stakes to Race-land and Fitz James at Monmouth; second to Prince Royal in the Jerome Stakes at Jerome. Park, and third in both the Breckenridge and Dixie Stakes at Baltimore. The four-year-old career of this gallant son of Rayon d'Or was a- grand one, In which lie annexed eleven races, many of his achievements being good performances. His first attempt was a victory in a handicap at Gravesend, defeating good horses. Then came two defeats and two wins, the latter two purses at Brighton Beach. Tea Tray's next successful effort was in the Stirrup Cup at Sheepshead Bay, -where he won pulling up by eight lengths from Barrister, his solitary opponent. Then came his victories in the Coney Island and Brighton Handicaps at Brighton Beach on successive day?. Following these wins came the Harvest Handicap at Monmouth, where he defeated the good horses Tristan, Badge and Hypocrite. September 10, 1SS9, Tea Tray was started in the fifth and sixth races at Sheepshead Bay, but failed to win either one, although he finished second in the first and ran fifth in the other. Tea Tray won the Mayflower Stakes easily by three lengths from Retrieve, and a handicap at two-mile heats, in which he vanquished his opponents by six lengths in the first heat and eight lengths in the second. His next two efforts were failures, where he finished unplaced in both, the last starts of the year. Tea Tiay started out in 1S90 with a defeat Iu the New York Jockey Club's Handicap at Gravesend by Tenny, Tristan, Badge and others of high class. In the Algeria Handicap at the same track he suffered another setback a few days later. A purse race at Sheepshead Bay, in which he beat Sir Dixon by six lengths, was his next essay. He finished second in the Bay Ridge Handicap, third in the Coney Island Cup to Firenze and Cassius and was twice unplaced before he was victorious again. Four successes in a row wound up his five-year-old racing. One of these, the Monmouth Cup, he captured, beating a grand band of opponents, including Lavinia Belle, Tristan, Prince Royal, " Los Angeles and Firenze. Tea Tray, as a six-year-old, finished third to Tenny and Prince Royal in the New York Jockey Club Handicap, it being his first start, of the season. He was not raced again for a .month, when be ran in the Suburban, finishing last n a field of ten. Raceland and Masterlode botli took bis measure in two purse races at Sheepshead Bay, he finishing second on both occasions. At Brighton Beach, on July 7, Tea Tray, Lowlander and St. Luke were pitted against each other in a dash of a mile and an eighth. Tea Tray, with 131 pounds up, anil Lowlander carrying 105, ran a dead heat. It was decided to run the race off, the result being Tea Tray first by fifteen lengths. He started twice at Sheepshead Bay in the fall and failed to win, but ran a creditable race when he finished third to Pcssara and Now or Never. Tea Tray won three races at the Brighton Beach meeting and, in his next start, he was beaten a head by Willie L. At the Sheepshead Bay fall meeting Tea Tray was successful in a good field in the Average Stakes and defeated, among others. Reckon and Kingston. Running third to MonVma and Stratluucath in the Labor Day Handicap, unplaced to Sleipner, Lowlander and Rex in a purse race and second to De Muth in the "Old Time Race" of four miles at Sheepshead Bay wound up the career of this good old campaigner. Following is a record of performances and money won by Tea Tray: Tea Tray, ch. h, (1885), by Rayon d'Or Ella T. Year. Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. 1SS7 2 12 "I 1 2 5 $5,005 1SSS 3 IS 1 3 (i S 3,415 1SS9 4 22 11 -1 0 7 11,015 1890 5 11 5 1 1 4 S.015 1801 0 12 2 3 3 1 3,750 1802. .'.. 7 17 . 5 3 3 0 0,295 Totals ...(0) 92 2S 15 15 34 $3S,755 Salvator's Most Dangerous Rival: The Story of Tenny's Illustrious Career in a Time of Racin Giants SALVATOR'S MOST DANGEROUS RIVAL. The Story of Tenny's Illustrious Career in a Time of Racing Giants. D. T. Pulsifer introduced to turf devotees in 1SSS the bay colt Tenny, by Rayon d'Or Belle of Maywood, well known afterward as the "sway-back." His career as a two-year-old w'as nothing to enthuse over, as he won but two races in seventeen starts. His two victories were in a purse race at Latonia, where he beat a mediocre band at five and a half furlongs in 1:10, and a few days later at the same track he vanquished such high-class racers as Castaway II., winner of the Brooklyn Handicap two years later, Hludbocraft and Spokane in a three-quarters dash oh a heavy track in 1:17L As a three-year-old the "swayback" had an enviable record, winning ten of his eighteen starts, finishing second in four, third In two and unplaced in two. Starting at Gravesend May 21, 1SS9, he was beaten a short head by Joe Lee after leading to the final strides. Then, after a defeat by that good racer and subsequently good sire, Long-street, he beat Major Domo and other good ones in the Fort Hamilton Handicap at Gravesend and also captured the Volunteer Handicap at Sheepshead Bay. The Realization, was the scene of a gallant struggle between Tenny and Salvator, where the latter beat him a nose after a tierce struggle at the end. Tenny's next essay was at Monmouth and resulted In a victory over such high-class thoroughbreds as Madstone, Badge, Volunteer II., Fitz James and Others. The Eatontown Stakes and Choice Stakes at Monmouth, Van Nest and Electric Stakes, and Pelham Bay Handicap at Morris Park, fell to his prowess before he suffered defeat. In the Electric Stakes he disposed of the mighty Hanover, the speedy Geraldine and Madstone, covering the three-quarters of a mile of the Eclipse Course in 1:12. Tenny then succumbed to Volunteer ,11. at Sheepshead Bay in the Speed Stakes and retrieved himself a few days later by winning the Fulton Stakes from such high-class ones as Senorita, Hin.doocraft, Come-to-Taw, Longstreet and Eric. The First Special -was the scene of a great struggle in which Kingston and Raceland iMsliec in front of Tenny. the "swayback" coming with a great burst of speed and losing second place by a head. Tenny also finished third in the Second Special, being beaten by Reporter and Los Angeles,, Reporter winning by three lengths, Los Aflgeles a neck in front of Tenny. The last two starts of the year were in the Oakland ' Stakes, which he won from Badge, Lavinia Belle, Los Angeles and others, and ihe Tidal Stakes, in which he ran unplaced, both races being at the Morris Park fall meeting. Starting as a four-year-old, Tenny won his first four races, the first being the New York Jockey Club Handicap at a mile and a quarter with 123 pounds up, running the distance In 2:071 and winning in a canter by three lengths. After this two purse races fell to his credit, then came the Westchester Cup, which he won in a canter by twelve lengths from ills solitary opponent, Sorrento, liclng at 1 to 15 in the betting. The Suburban came next for this gallant son of Rayon d'Or. In this race he had to be content with third place, Salvator and Cassius taking his measure. Such good racers as Strldeaway, Raceland, Firenze and Prince Royal finished behind him. On June 25, 1S90, the great match race at a mile and a quarter for $5,000 a side and $5,000 added, was run at Sheepshead Bay between Tenny and Salvator, his old rival. It was truly a battle royal. Salvator came away at the quarter and increased his adavntage as they turned into the homestretch. Here Tenny drew up and, under the vigorous handling of "Snapper" Garrison, just failed to get up, and was beaten a nose in one of the most exciting races ever run on the American turf. The time of the race, 2:05, stood as an American record for several years. Tenny captured the Eatontown Stakes for the second time, defeating that great race mare, Firenze, easily by two lengths at Monmouth August 2. Then Firenze turned the tables and won from Tenny by a neck, running a mile and a half in 2:33J. In the Champion Stakes at Monmouth Park Salvator again demonstrated his superiority when he defeated Tenny by four lengths, running the mile and a half in 2:35, both carrying 122 pounds. Tenny then started in a trial against time at a mile at Brighton Beach, which association offered $2,500 if Ten Broeck's record of 1:391 was beaten. The 'swayback" failed In the attempt, making the distance in 1:40, or one second slower. His last race of the year was for the Labor Day "Stakes at Sheepshead Bay, where he was victorious over Firenze, Prince Royal and Rhono. When a five-year-old Tenny duplicated his feat of the year before by winning the New York Jockey Club Handicap. Twenty horses started iu this event, of which the names of Prince Royal, Tea Tray, Banquet, Judge Morrow, Riley, Russell, Castaway II., Santiago and Senorita will be recalled as horses of high class in days gone by. Tristan, carrying 11G pounds to 129 on Tenny, beat him in the Metropolitan Handicap" this year by three-quarters of a length. Tristan's time for the mile and an eighth,. 1:51, stood for many years as a record. Tenny's next win was in the Ocean Stakes at Monmouth, where he scored over Kingston, his only opponent. Both carried 12-1 pounds. Tenny captured two more races this year, the Flight Stakes at Sheepshead Bay and the First Special at Gravesend. The latter he won iu a canter by fonr lengths. The last, year on the turf of this famous little "swayback" was not productive of much glory or money winnings. His only win was in a purse ' race at Monmouth, where he vanquished Long Beach, the only other starter. He finished second to Kingston in the Eatontown Stakes, which he had .won twice before. His last race was for a purse on the opening day of the Gravesend fall meeting, in which he ran unplaced. Then came his retirement to the stud. The following is the record of Tenny in races run and money earned: Tenny, b. h." (1886), by Rayon d'Or Belle or May-wood. Year. Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. 1SSS 2 17 2 4 4 7 $1,550 1SS9 3 IS 10 4 2 2 VA;.VU) 1S90 4 13 S 4 1 0 22,575 ,1S91 5 9 4 3 1 1 21,!KM 1S92 0 S 1 1 4 2 1.0S0 Totals ...(5) 65 25 10 12 12 $S7,025 Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. Forty-three nominations have been made iu the Initial Handicap, which will be the feature of the opening day at City Park next Saturday. Bookmaker E. J. Callahan says he made a record in his line the other day when lie laid against all six races and never cashed a ticket, but lie only took $1,200. Ironsides will be sent to the Colt winter quarters after the close of "the Washington meeting, but will be sent back to that track early next spring for schooling through the field. Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas, ami Mr. Garrett Wilson of Kentucky, who bought the stallion Stalwart from the late Alex Shields, have bred a number of mares to him and expect to have a good start toward a home-bred stable of (heir own in a year or two. Patrons of Ihe Washington Jockey Club must now go to the track by trolley cars. The race train service of the Pennsylvania Railroad has been discontinued, owing to that road removing it terminal to the new union depot, which is more than two miles from the center of the city of Washington. The track at Oakland is said to be harder than it has been in years and some horsemen are complain ing. The best horses at the track will lie kept iu the stables, they say, until the rains set in unless something is done by the track authorities to soften the going. But horsemen arc the worst and most continuous grumblers in the world and would grumble just as much under any and all conditions that could be devised. Answers to Queries ANSWERS TO QUERIES. Communications without names and addresses of senders will not be answered or noticed; nor .will any answers be sent by mail. T. II., Toronto, Out. No such horse as John O'Malley being in the race, the bet was a draw. W., Detroit, Mich. The parlay was void at to Kara because there was no separate place price against him and won as a single place bet on Dolly Spanker. Henry S., Hot Springs, Ark. WaterlKiy never won the Suburban, but did win the Suburban Renewal of 1903 and also won the Brighton Handicap of that year. B. loses. The list of Suburban winners as published was accurate. Cass M., Springfield. 111. (1) If one backs a single horse of a coupled entry his wager Is dVelded by the running of that horse. (2) In the case mentioned, tlie show bet would win if there was a separate show price, otherwise It would be a draw. (3) In this case the wager loses. People can easily protect themselves by backing the entry or by ; specifying a horse to go or no bet. Page 3 San Antonio Results SAN ANTONIO RESULTS. Annual meeting of the San Antonio International Fair Association at San Antonio, Texas, from November D to November 23, inclusive. Presiding judge, M. N. Macfarlan; starter, Arthur McKnight; entry clerk, O. AV. Boardman; clerk of the scales, Charles Campau; paddock judge, B. C. Bunbury; track superintendent, AV. II. Simuis. Date. Dist. Time. AVinner. Wt. Second. Wt. Third. Wt. Jockey. Odds. Nov. 11 6 1-2 f 1:291 Sink Spring. 09 Don Hart... 105 Ed Tracey 99 Carpenter 3-1 1-2 55 Esther M... 105 Split Second 105 Doctor Gusenbeck.105 Foley S-l Cloudy 5-S 1:07 Odd Heck.. 102 Pete Lotlin. 99 Lady Elkin 95 Warren 2-1 1 1:501 Sain Taylor 103 Lucky Mose.103 Oberon 104 Poindexter 2J-1 Heavy 3-1 1:20 Kurop'tkiu . 102 Per. AVickes.103 Rengaw 103 J. Brooks 3-1 3-4 l:22i Bust. Jones. 104 Miss Ferris. 100 Invasion 104 Donovan 4-1 Nov. 12 3-4 1:24 Balshot 104 Sweet Kitty.104 Mrs. Bob 102 Milliano G-l . 5-S 1:10 Booger Red. 104 R. Thonipsonlll ' Dr. Cheney 101 Shriner 8-1 Cloudy 7-S 1:31 John Garner 105 Lady Alicia. 103 John McBride 104 McGinn 10-1 7-S 1:31 i B.P. Charlie 10G Grenade ...112 Bird of Passage.. 104 J. Brooks 7-5 Heavy 5 1-2 f 1:14 Succeed 104 Rusk 104 Ruth Nolen 104 AVarren 3-5 5-S 1:001 Arch Oldham 112 O. Domiuick.104 Joe Stokes 107 Molesworth ... 2-5 Nov. 13 1 1-1G 1:54 Merlingo ... 102 Vcsmo S5 Oberon 94 Singleton 2-1 5-S 1:03? Arch Oldham 112 Dr. Alack ..112 The Bear 104 Molesworth 7-5 Clear 3-4 1:21 Water Lock. 100 Brawn. Lad.104 Sansamou 103 Shriner 4-1 G 1-2 f 1:27 Durbar 104 Miss Topsy..l04 Reina Regente ..104 AVarren G-5 Heavy C 1-2 f 1:201 Per. Wickes. 104 Ed Tracy .. 99 By Play 107 Donovan 0-1 1 1:47 Sink Spring. 97 Parvo 100 A'inceutio 107 Warren S-5 Nov. 14 3-4 1:18 Miss Ferris. 104 Pepper BoxUOl Don Hart 107 Williams 3-1 5 1-2 f 1:14 Prosnero .. 107 Miss Affable 99 Old Dominick ...94 AVeinhold S-l Cloudy 5-S 1:031 L. Hamilton 102 Flor. Burch. 102 Split Second 102 Donovan G-l 1 1-2 2:41 Approbat'n . 91 Dr. Young.. 90 Esther B S3 Molesworth .... 3-1 Heavy 5-8 1:03 A. Hawkins 99 A'irg. Beach. 109 Norwood Ohio 109 Shriner 15-1 Washington Form Chart WASHINGTON FORM CHART. (PENNING.) 7 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1907. . WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK HEAVY. Third day. .Washington Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting of 13 days. (C3 books on.) - Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, A. B. Dade. Secretary, II. G. Crlckmore. Racing starts at 2:00 p. ni. (Chicago time 1:00 p. in.). W indicates whip, S spurs, xi blinkers. Fig- , ures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse j and weight carried. j Qf FIRST RACK G 1-2 Furlongs Columbia Course. (3G24G 1:20J S 105.) 400 added. ' 7-i JLOt5 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $440. Ind Hoists AWtPPSt Yt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S " 717S9 FIREBRAND WSB 4 130 5 2 1 1 l4 lb Notter A Simons 4-5 1 9-102-5 out 71S70 EMINOLA. W 3 125 9 5 31 2 2 2 Liebert Mrs R Bradley G 8.5 8-5 4-o 1 71700 UMBRELLA wsb 3 125 10 C A- 2i 34 32 J O'Brien AV C Daly 15 50 30 10 5 716732 AIKEN wn 3 120 G 7 6 51 4' 4s Simmons AV T Townes 15 20 12 4 2 j 71797 HIGH JUMPER WB 3 120 11 10 9 8 6' 52 Christian Mr Gleniver G 12 12 4 2 . 717S45MORNING LIGHT W 4 125 2 8 7 , 7 S G! F'brother E J Brasky 8 10 8 3 1 7 71731AVILTON LACKAYEwb 3 123 S 4 2 4 5J 7 McCabe M .T Cromwell 10 30 30 10 5 - 714"i5 KEMPTOX ws 3 120 3 3 55 C1 7 S J J WalshG Connell 15 40 30 10 5 7 717S2 VILLAGE KING WB 3 120 4 11 10 10 9 9 C Miller C AVoodford 15 40 30 10 5 - 71775 TELAMON WB 8 133 7 9 S 9 10 10 Beckman AV Garth 7 12 12 4 2 r 705S5 DOMINATOR WSB 3 123 1 1 11 11 11 11' Henry J J Kelly 20 40 30 10 5 - Time. 12. 23$, 30?. 50, 1:171, 1:25. j AA'inner B. g, by Hamburg Lizzie Montrose (trained by A. Simons). AVent to post at 1:55. At post 3 minutes. Start good. AVon driving; second and third the same. Firebrand dashed into the lead at once and, opening a long lead, set the pace throughout, but was tiring badly at the end and barelv won. Eminola, away well, got into nearest pursuit after going a quarter , mid in a game finish, almost got up. Umbrella was favored by the going and ran a good race for her. , Aiken made up ground and finished gamely. High Jumper closed a big gap steadily. AVilton Lackaye . showed early speed. 1 Scratched (71700)ThistledaIe, 130; 71771 Hoot Mon. 12S; 71S33 Dano, 120. , 1 I OAO SECOND RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs Columbia Course. (302S7 1:07 2 112.) $400 added. 1 7-j JL O tO 2-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. Net value to winner $500. : Ind Horses AAVtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 7177 OMNIPOTENT wb 109 12 G 41 2 21 l W Doyle Chelsea Stable S 10 S 3 S-5 j 71S'TENAKOE w ioa 13 3 l'l l1 11 21 W Mcln'reG R Tompkins 15 15 15. 6 3 718223ORFANO wr. 109 10 11 10 9 7 3' R McDan'lR T Wilson Jr 1 S-5 C-5 1-2 1-1 , 71791 BOBBIN AROUND "wn 112 9 5 21 3'' S& 41 Hurley Kelso Stable SO 40 30 12 G -7WS MARY HOLLAND WB 104 15 7 3l 41 4h 5i Cullen R II Russell 20 30 30 10 5 71SG1 AVINNING STAR w 104 7 8 75 51 54 C'J Jas Hogg W C Daly 6 8 7 21 .-o , 71G42 FIELDER TV 112 2 1 8 8 61 71 Notter J Kneale 7 12 10 4 2 , 71770 PROCLrVITY it 104 3 4 Gi 7 8 S- C Brady J G Oxnard S 10 S 3 S-5 7177G STUDENT KING "vr 109 14 10 5' 6' 9 9 Beckman W Garth 15 30 25 10 5 71C!0 AMONTILLADO w 104 S 9 13 10 10 10 Henry T E Mannix 20 20 20 8 4 ( 71087 CROYDON w 112 G 13 11 11 11 11 C Riley P Gallagher 30 50 50 20 10 71783 PONTAC W 109 17 12 12 12 12 12 Brussel F A Herold 12 lii lu 6 3 71744 SUPERSTITION WB 109 10 2 14 1 3 13 1 3 McCabe A L Price 15 20 15 6 3 7ISGS AVHIRL W 104 4 16 1G 14 14 14 P Murphy JF Madden 15 20 12 4 2 71770 PRINCESS NAAtARREwb 109 5 14 9 lo 15 15 G Swain A D Altliouse la oO 2o 10 5 GS519 EASTER BELLE w 112 11 15 15 1G 1G G Raynor O E Jordan 3o jO 2o 10 5 71714 STRONGHEART w 107 1 17 17 17 17 17 Liebert J McLaughlin S 12 10 4 2 Disqualified for foul. Time, 113, 24, 50, 1:03. 1:10?.. AA'inner Ch. c, bv Dieudonne Mary McCoy (trained by P. M. Burch). AVent to post at 2:21. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. AVon driving; second and third the same. Omnipotent was alwavs prominent in the running and linally won out at the end of a hard drive, in whicn he was repeatedh- bumped bT Tenakoe. The latter ran into the lead quickly and set the pace nearly all t e wav, but was disqualified for fouling" the winner. Orfano closed a huge gap and was best, but was shut off at a critical point by Omnipotent and Tenakoe. Bobbin Around and Alary Holland showed speed, b.i tired in the stretch drive. The winner was entered for $1,500; no bid. Scratched 717442Risk, 109; 717703AVoolspun, 109; 7177G Tinker Bell, 109. Overweights Easter Belie, 3 pounds. Q O ! THIRD RACE 1 Mile Columbia Course. (5S599 1:40J 1107.) $400 added. 71 JL O 4fc 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Yt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 71871 HOORAY wn 4 109 7 10 5h 4" 14 l1 13 R McDan'lA L Aste 8-5 2 9-5 4-5 2-5 71G37 HIGGINBOTHAM WB 3 104 12 G 21 2'1 2s 2 2" Notter A Simons 8 10 5 2 G-5 7t5S3 AVEIRDSOME ivs 7 109 9 11 G 5U 31 3h 3'1 L Smith D L Holden Jr 20 GO 50 20 10 71833 SAM. H. HARRIS WSB 5 107 5 13 13 10 41 4h Claire P H Sullivan 4 S S 3 7-o 71S3G D'ARKLE ws 5 104 1 7 11 12 10 9 52 Henry J J Moran 15 20 15 G 3 717973LORD BADGE WSB 8 109 S 12 S SI S 51 G2 Brussel Seminole Stable G 10 10 4 2 71S73 AVORKMAID wr. 3 99 11 9 7 71 7 7 71 Jas Hogg J B McQuaid 10 20 15 G 3 (71796)HANCOCK w 3 99 10 5 12 13 11 10 S3 F'brother M AVelsh 15 20 20 7 3 71S70NEOSKALEETA iv 3 10G 3 S 10 11 12 12. 9l Beckman C C Smithson G 8- 5 2 1 71"90 SOCIETY BUD WB 4 101 13 2 31 3l 4& S 103 Liebert L J Carey 8 20 lu G o 71751 YORKIST wb 3 104 4 1 4'1 61 9 11 ll4 C Miller T AAr Coulter 4 8 8 3 7-5 7179 L'AAIOUR "wb 3 99 2 4 lh 11 G G 12- Bergen MissAMMarrone 20 30 30 10 5 71S7J S OF RUNNYMEDEWB 3 105 G 3 9 9U13 13 13 W Doyle T Newton 30 100 GO 20 10 Time. 121, 24?, 37, 50. l:03i. 1:17, 1:44. AVinncr Ch. g, bv Plaudit Readina (trained by AV. MeCann). AVent to post at 2:50. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won handily: second easily; third the same. Hooray never far from the leaders, came away with a rush in the stretch and won with something left, liiiigiubothain showed a good turn of speed, but was evidently a trifle short and tired at the end. AVcirJ-soue, away badly, closed a big gap. L Amour quit after racing well for six furlongs. Yorkist can do bener. Sa'muel II. Harris closed a big gap from a poor send-off and so did D'Arkle. Society Bud showed .ii!v speed. The winner was entered for $1,500; no bid. Scratched 71SS4 Clements, 107; 71S0O True ,Boy. 112; 717S4 Away, 104. Overweights Star of Bunny mode, 1 pound; Neoskaleeta, 2. QflK FOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile Columbia Course. (30229 1 :135 2 107.) $500 added. 71 1 (""J y J 2-year-olds. Handicap. Net value to winner $440. Ind norses AAVtPPSt Vs Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C J? S 71S'5 ROSIMIRO wb 110 5 1 l3 l'l 1U 1 W Doyle AAr T Ryan 5 S 7 G-5 1-3 71791 FALCADA wit 122 4 5 23 22 2- 2: R McDan'lR T AVilson Jr 11-203-51-2 1-5 out (7174S)TUBILEE w 120 1 3 3 3H 3' 33 Liebert F Littlefield 4 7 G G-5 1-3 71S712 SMOKER w 113 2 2 5 4s 4' 4 Brussel F R Hitchcock G 9 9 2 1-2 717953LAUGHING EYES W 97 34 41 555C Brady Chelsea Stable 20 50 40 S 2 Time, 13, 25 i, 37J, 50, l:15i. AVinner Ch. c, bv I'ontiac Nil Desperandum (trained by F. C. Frisliie). AA'ent to post at i?:21. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second easily; third the same, l'.csimiro found the soft going to his liking and, opening up a big early lead, was taken wide into good joing at the head of the stretch and won without being fully extended. Falcada was under a drive all through the last furlong, but never threatened the winner and appeared to run freely in the footing. Jubilee, outrun early, was closing up at the end. Smoker showed speed in the middle running and will improve. Sera tch ed (71SS0)Sangiiine, 95; 71S72;Moiiopolist, IIS; 71S34 Woodlane, 115; (71S0S)Alauda, 101. QQO FIFTH RACE 1 Mile Columbia Course. (5S599 1:40J 1107.) $400 added. 7-1 O j O 4-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Selling. Net value to winner $3S0. i"nd Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 71782 DESTROYER ws 4 108 5 2 2'J 23 Is Is l4 McCahey S Lazarus 7-5 9-5 S-o 1-2 out 71S00 NOBL'SSE OBLIGEwsn 5 10S G 6 G 5'i 2 2s 210 Gainer Oakley Stable 31 4 35 1 1-3 717S5 LLANTHONY BOY ws 5 113 3 4 41 3l 3h Sat 311 Hurley F E Palmer 15 25 25 7 2 717'7:GRENADIER wn 4 10S 2 3 3t 4H 41 4s 43 Bryant W Littauer 2 13-52 7-101-1 717HS BENLALA ws 5 113 4 1 l1 11 5i 55 55 A Lee C C Smithson 15 25 25 7 2 71773 ILONEAN W 5 10S 1 5 51 0 G G fi Edmins'n J C Irvin 15 30 30 8 3 Time, 12. 25, 3SJ. 51?. 1:04?, 1:19, 1:4GJ. AVinner B. g, bT Macy A'idonia (trained by R. Minton). AVent to post at 3:4S. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second the same; third driving. Dcstrover. never far from the leader, came away with a rush on the turn and was eased up to a canter at the linish. Noblesse Oblige was outrun early and closed a big gap into a fast going second. Llanthony Boy ran well, but tired and just lasted long enough to save third place. Grenadier was weakly ridden uiit! can do better. Benlala quit utterly after showing the most early speed. The winner was entered for $1,000; no bid. Scratched 710S4 Niantic, 111; CS404 Camden, IPS, Q An" SIXTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards Columbia Course. (3G2SS 1 :45 j S 103.) $500 7- JL O & I added. All Ages. Handicap. Net value to winuer $440. 1 n,l Horses AWtPPSt Vi 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S (71774)BERKELEY ' w 3 103 2 2 l'l l'l l1! l'l l4 Notter Beverwyck StableS-5 9-5 S-5 out 71K71-DOLLY SPANKER wn 6 119 3 3 3 2s 2'-' 2" 2l R McDan'lR T Wilson Jr 7-10G-5 9-10out 71873 CAMPAIGNER w 3 3) 1 1 2k 3 3 3 3 Henry O L Richards 4 7 G 1 out Time, 12i. 25. SSJ, 51, 1:03$, l:17e, 1:421, 1M7J. AVinner Ch. g, by Dieudonne Carness (trained by B. E. Reach). AVent to post at 4:10. At post 1 minute. Start good. AVon easily; second the same. Berkeley ran into the lead at once and, showing the most speed all the way, won pulled up. Dolly Spanker ran well and appeared likely to go to the front at the head of the stretch, but tired linally after a game effort. 1 iimpaiguer showed early speed, but quit badly. Scratched 71871 Oxford, 114; 71S47 Miss Crawford, 121; 71G70Solon Shingle, 107; 71873JIvanhoe, 305; (71S0S)Alauda, SS; 71S95-Falcada, IPS. Oakland Form Chart OAKLAND FORM CHART. (OAKLAND.) ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1907. WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK FAST. Ninth day. New California Jockey Club. AVinter Meeting of about 150 days. (29 books on.) Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. m. (Chicago time 3:40 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. v t OOO FIRST RACE 5-8 Mile. (209525912119.) Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Maidens. 7 JL O tO Allowances. Net value to winner $325. , Ind Horses AAVtPPSt Vs. Str Fin Jockeys Owners O n C P S 70154 GREEN GOODS 110 S 2 l'l l'l l'l l'J C Ross J A Bonnet 4 6 5 2 1 -:.02 UNCLE SAM WB 107 9 1 2l 23 21 2"k Borel F J Neil 20 40 30 12 6 71SG'3SAN GIL w 112 5 5 4"fe 3'1 33 3s Radtke Keene Bros 21 4 4 G-5 3-5 71S"7 AVAP WB 112 10 7 51 44 43 44 Bedell S C Hildreth 21 3 13-5G-5 3-5 GS2 SILBERSCHWANZ w 107 6 S GU Gl 5"k 52 G Burns R F Carman 8 10 10 4 2 S7G3 CASTILE W 110 1 4 81 8s Gh 6 Grifilth J F Clifford 8 15 15 6 3 irtSlAMADA W 112 4 3 31 5nt 72 7 J Hayes C AVinchell G 12 12 5 2 isi-i phnviA WS11211 9 7'1 7' 8 S3 A Wright Green & Barlow 30 GO 60 23 12 1, sl9 ATHOR w 107 7 6 95 94 94 93 A Walsh A D Worley 20 30 30 12 G M'VAITE STANHOPE wb 112 2 11 104 10 10 10s L A J'ksonllollywood Stable 30 30 30 12 6 SEXL AAV w 112 3 10 11 11 11 U E Lynch Marin Stable 8 10 7 21 6-5 Time, 231, 4SJ, 1:01. Winner B. c, by Grcenan Unadaga (trained by A. J. Goldsborough). AVent to post at 1:44. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same, (iieen Goods drew out at the start and, winning all the way, was much the best. Uncle Sam, from a Mridin" start maintained nearest pursuit of the winner throughout and was a game second. San Gil, iwav poorly closed a big gap and just failed to get up for second place. Wap suffered seriously at the start hut closed up rapidly and loomed up on the last turn, then tired finally. Silberschwanz showed moderate early speed and probably was short. Castile was knocked back early and made up some ground. .' inada showed early speed, but failed to stay. Scratched 095023AVarden Yell, 115. . - Cff SECOND RACE Futurity Course. (T70 feet less than 3-4 mile.) (71S17 1 :0Si 2 J$ 99.) $400-added. -4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses AAVtPPSt Yi Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (71SG3) MONEY MUSS WB 9 110 4 3 2h 2 H 12 W Knapp U Z DeArman S-5 2 S-5 7-101-3 (G9004)CRESTON BOY W 4 112 -5 4. 12 1U 2 23i C Rosa R T Offutt 4 4 16-5G-5 1-2 7 - , j j ' " 1 j 7 - 7 - r - j , , . 1 , I 1 : j , , , ( - 3 .1 71S2G KOENIGIN LUISE ws 5 309 6 8 Cl G!5 3 3 Rettlg C B Wilson 15 BO 50 10 4 G1043 BELLE KINNEY B 5 109 2 5 4"t 5n 51 4 G Burns H G Bedwell 12 16 IS 6 3 71863JTITUS II. 'w 7 104 3 6 51 4'1 41 55 Mentry G P McNeil 3 21-54 G-5 1-2 71SG3 E. JL BRATTAIN w 8 111 1 1 3s 33 6 6J1 Radtke J D Millin 7 7 7 2J, 1 G9309 SEASICK 5 109 9 2 8 7 74 7 H'herton W W Finn 10 30 30 7 3 G77G0 ZINDA -w 5 109 7 7 7"k S 8 8 E Lynch A B Buchanan 20 60 60 20 10 71816 AGNOLO 4 101 8 9. 9:. 9 9 9 A Walsh Applegate&Cot'n 20 60 60 20 10 Time, l:09i. AVinner Ch. g, by The Hero Little Grove Queen (trained by J. L. Riley). AVent to post at 2:0S. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. AVon easily; second driving; third the same. Money Muss closely and leisurely pursued the pacemaker for half the journey, then drew out and won as his rider pleased. Creston Boy broke slowly, but forged into the lead on the Inside and held sway on sufferance for three and a half furlongs, then stuck to his work gamely in the closing drive. Koenigin I.uife, away badly, closed an immense gap in a cracking effort. Belle Kinney was well up all the way. Titus II. was never dangerous and can do much better. E. M. Brattain showed early speed, but was shut off at the half and tired finally, running a bad race. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Scratched 71S03 Pelham, 109; 71SGG Redwood II., 109. Overweights Money Muss, 1 pound; E. M. Brattain, 2. C)ff THIRD RACE 1 Mile and'100 Yards. (52235 1:44 J 4 110.) Parse $400. 3-year-Jl 71 iVU 0l('s and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S ' 71S41 CORRIGAN wn 8 112 6 4 3h 5& 21 1 l1 Moreland II E Rowell 3-2 3-2 3-2 1-2 out 71839 BYRONERDALE w 7 109 1 1 C2 68 G- 21 21 Palms J M Crane 2 3 3 9-101-2 71S31 TREAS. SEEKER WSB 3 107 5 7 7 7 7 4" 31 R Davis E J Ramsey 9-5 9-5 8-5 3-5 out 71S54 GANNET w 3 104 4 5 43 41 5l 3t 4 E Lynch T II Stevens GO 60 CO M5 6 71S26 VAUGIIAN W G 109 2 2 1 12 13 52 5" J Hayes M J Pierce 30 60 GO 20 5 71S51 SURETY w 3 104 3 6 an 3l 33 G4 610 Pohanka T AV Flynn 20 40 23 10 3 69615 MAUD MULLER w 7 101 7 3 2'i 2h 7 7 Gargan M D Miller 100 100 100 40 10 Time, 24?, 49i, 1:155, 1:42, 1:475. AVinner Br. h, by Sain Ada Reese (trained by II. E. Rowell). AVent to post at 2:29. At post 1 minute. Start bad. AVon easily; second driving: third the same. Corrigan. always within striking distance, moved up fast and made good decisively at the end. Byroner-dale broke slowly, but ran well up on the outside and finished with a belated stretch rush. Treasure Seeker, a slow beginner and virtually left, trailed a hopeless last and closed an immense gap in the last half under a had ride. Gannet ran forwardly from the start, held on very gamely' at the end and is promising. A'aughan set the pace for six furlongs and tired. Surety followed the leaders closely for six furlongs, then tired, but looks good. Maud Muller was fast for five furlongs. The winner was entered for $500; no bid. f f i FOURTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (43S15 1:053 G 100.) Purse $G00. All Ages. 7-t t y f JL Handicap. Net value to winner $450. Ind Horses AWtPPSt & Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (71SG3)GEMMELL ws 3 103 S 1 53 5nk 2nt 1 R Davis H I Wilson ' 3 23-523-57-511-20 71SG55SILVER STOCKING w 3 100 5 2 H 11 In 2n'- E Lynch H G Bedwell G 7 61 21 G-5 71SG3 RAPID AA'ATBR w 6 112 1 7 7' 713 51 3h Bedell S C Hildreth 15 25 25 8 4 C934l2PAL w 4 97 7 4 64 6J 61 41 Buxton Fleur de Lis Sta 10 15 15 5 2 (71S0G) MAGAZINE B 2 93 3 3 41 3"t 3nt 5s G Burns R F Carman 7-5 3-2 1 9-20out 71S55:MECHLIN w 3 95 4 5 Sh 4 715 GJ C Ross D A Ross G 12 12 4 2 71S273MANCHESTER wb 2 SS G G 2s1 21 4nt 7" A Walsh J S Hawkins 15 30 30 8 31 CS71S3CADICHON W4 100 2S SSS8 Kirsch'm E Dealy 10 15 15 5 21 Time, 23, 4SI, 1:00. l:00i. Winner Ch. g, by Rubicon Okuste (trained by S. Polk). AVent to post at 2:59. .At iost 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Geminell, from a striding outside start, maintained early striking-distance pursuit of the leaders, mowed them down in the stretch with a rush and won going away. Silver Stocking set the pace to the final sixteenth before succumbing and was a game second. Rapid Water, badly outpaced early, finished with a tremendous rush and is becoming good. Pal ran forwardly from the start, but went wide on the last turn. Magazine, after being reserved, in close attendance on the leaders, was carried out on the stretch turn and sharply shut off farther on, then finished going like a shot, but could not get up. Mechlin tired. Manchester ran lapped on the pacemaker to the turn, then ran wide, interfering with the favorite and tired finally. Scratched 71 S27 Braggart, 00. QAO FIFTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. (G95S0 1:4." 409.) Purse $500. 3-year-olds and up-JL 71 J J A ward. Selling. Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses AAVtPPSt 'A Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P- s" ' 7Cr5S9 MOLESEY wn 3 9G 3 4 2'i l'l 23 l' 11 G Burns J A Bonnet 3 16-516-51 3-5 71SI1 RED LEAF w 5 99 2 2 l'l 2'i 11 24 28 T Rice Keene Bros 10 10 5 9-5 7-10 71S79 LEGATEE wb 5 110 5 3 5 43 4 3" 3 E Lynch II G Bedwell 2 31 31 1 1-3 71S02 FISHER BOA' wsn 5 104 1 1 31 3'i 31 4' 4 C Ross R Friedman 15 25 25 S 2 69U73EDITH JAMES W 4 301 C 5 41 5 5 5 5 Mentry J Armstrong 30 100 100 20 G 71SG7 BLONDY w 3 105 4 Bolted. R Davis W B Jennings 1 9-5 8-5 7-101-4 Time. 24J, 4Sj, 1:13?, 1:39s, 1:45. AVinner Ch. g, by Kingston Sylvabelle (traiued by A. J. Goldsborough). AVent to post at 3:24. At post 2 minutes. Start good. AVon easily; second driving; third easily. Molesey passed Red Leaf at the half, but momentarily relinquished his advantage on the last turn, then drew out again in the stretch, winning comfortably. Red Leaf outbroke the others and showed the way for three furlongs, then dropped back and loomed up again on the last turn, but bolted and swerved to the inside and lost out under a bad ride. Legatee dropped back early and trailed for the first three-quarters and closed up rapidly at the end. Fisher Boy, after early prominence, failed to stay, but ran a good race. Edith James showed speed and dropped to the rear at the half. The winner, entered for $1,000, was bid up to $2,300 b3' U. Z. DeArman and bought in. Qtf"fc SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (5SS05 1:12 G US.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. 71 1 J J O Allowances. Net value to winuer $325. hid Horses AWtPPSt Y Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (71S55)NAGAZAM wb 4 114 4 1 4' 31 2 13 Radtke W B Jennings . 3-2 2 3-2 7-101-3 71S5l)BURNING BUSH w 3 105 3 2 2 11 Ink j Buxton H G Bedwell 6 10 9 3 3-2 (64S77)ARKLIRTA sn 4 107 2 7 31 4' 43 34 Keogh S McNaughton 3 16-51G-57-5 7-10 (71500)RATHER ROYAL SB 5 104 S 4 G-'l 51 5 4 Moreland E Trotter 10 10 10 4 2 GSGG0 DOLLIE DOLLARS w 3 105 7 S S3 S3 G'l 5& E Lynch A B Buchanan 15 20 12 5 2 G9S7S3COMBURY 3 105 6 7 l'l 22 31 6' Mentry Antrim Stable 15 25 25 S 4 69S0S AVATERBURY W 3 100 9 9 52 6. 73 7"k G Burns R F Carman 8 13 12 '5 21 71S15CRIP s 3 100 1 5 7 7nk S Si C Ross Johnson&Dodson 10 15 12 4 S-5 71S2S MARAr B. CLARK ws 1 ICG 5 10 10 10 93 9 McRae Franklin Stable 20 50 50 15 7 CSCOfl EL OTROS W 5 112 10 3 94 9 10 10 Kirsch'm G AV Baldwin 15 40 40 15 S Time, 235, 47g, 1:12,. AVinner B. g, by Mnzagan La Biche (trained by AV. B. Jennings). AVent to post at ."5:5".' At post 7 minutes. Start fair. AVon handily; second driving; third the same. Nagnzam, luckily and forwardly placed, was reserved to the stretch and made good decisively. Burning Bush drew out quickly and set the pace to midway of the stretch, but succumbed finally and finished 11 game second. Arklirta, away badly and having a rough journey under a timid ride, closed an immense gap in a cyclonic stretch rush and is in grand form. Rather Royal, shuffled back and outpaced early, tinislied well. Dollie Dollars, away very badly, made up much ground. Combury showed brilliant speed, hut tired and was short. AVaterbury got away very badly. Scratched 718,H2Ito.ilta, 107; 71S17 Pontotoc, 104. Overweights Nagazam, 2 pounds; Mary B. Clark, 2. Shelly for Temporary Starter SHELLY FOR TEMPORARY STARTER. New Orleans, La., November 19. It has been practically decided, although no official announcement has been made, that AVilliam Shelly will do the starting pending the arrival of Mars Cassidy from New York. The original plan was for Jacob Holtman to dispatch the fields for the opening days at City Park while Cassidy was officiating at Bcn-ning. Announcement that the Santa Anita track at Arcadia, Cal. would open on ThanksgiTing Day causcd a change in plans and Shelly has been selected as substitute. The illness of Air. Cassidy's wife, whicli at present is preventing his filling his position at Bcnning, may mean that the popular official will be unable to be here this winter, and in that event Dade may be the man selected to wield the Hag for the term of racing here. Nothing definite lias been decided as to who will preside during Clarence McDowell's absence at Bcnning. AVith Shelly doing the starting another vacancy in the stand will also have to be filled. The man who will probably fill one of these positions for the present is Frank Thorpe, the New York turf correspondent, who is due to arrive here within the next few days. Air. Thorpe acted as presiding judge during the Empire City track meeting and gave satisfaction. AVith the opening of the meeting five days off stall room at both tracks is already at a premium, and Secretary Maginn is in a quandary where to quarter the late comers. To be exact, there are 1932 stalls at both tracks and all this space has been reserved and filled. One hundredxand sixty stalls have been - secured on the outside and even this number has been found inadequate. Telegrams haTC been sent by Mr. Maginn to different owners informing them of the scarcity o stables and a number of horsemen who are racing on the Texas circuit have been advised that they would be unable to find accommodations here. With close to a couple of thousand horses here it will readily be seen that the game will be far from an easy- one. Granted that seven races will be carded . daily this means that S47 races will be run this winter and that more than half the horses here will leave without winning a purse. Jockey Delaby, who cut such an important figure at the late meetings at New York, arrived this morning. He is under contract to R. E. Watkins, who will race one of the largest strings here this winter. Other arrivals of riders were Koerner, Minder, Mountain and J. II. McCormick's promising lightweight, Sumter. Notter and R. McDaniel are expected within the next few days. The horses owned by J. R. Wainwright and J. J. Marklcin got in this morning from Latonia and are quartered at City Park. Frank Brown got in this morning and expected to find his horses here on arrival but found a tel- w egram instead which informed him that his car had been stalled at the new depot at AVashington and that his stable would probably reach here tonight. A. G. Weston's lot of twelve horses arc due tomorrow, while the twenty head owned by George C. Bennett that will be raced and disposed of hero this winter are expected in tonight. Considerable sickness is prevalent at City Park and any number of horses are on the ailing list. Pat Dunne and R. A. Smith are the chief: sufferers up to the present time, each having lost a highly tried yearling. The old New Orleans favorite, Phil Finch, which John Murphy purchased out of a selling stake at Latonia last summer, arrived this morning in charge of W. Harris, who will handle him this winter. Mrs. M. C. Lyles' string got in this afternoon. Page 4 Washington Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, November 20 f ,; .. , . . i . , . , . - , ,. ,, I Washington Entries and Post Performances for Wednesday, November 20. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK HEAVY. WASHINGTON ENTRIES. ' I Third Race 1-1-2 Miles. Vestal Stakes. ?2,000 added. , T7Z ' 7T. 71 7, '. 3-ycar-olds. Fillies. Allowances. f?frCtS " W6J? f t I (Track record: 50S30-2:372-3-102.). ' 5 points to tho pound. An a extra good ,,,.. ' I rider's .1S23. ..Gold Lady 12.5..X...O0 , average worth is 3 pounds. 7lS702...Iins and Needles 113. .X. .745 71S30...Estimate 113 710 Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. (Chicago time, 1:00.) 71S71 Lady Karma 113. .X. .733 ; ' X Runs well in mud. Superior mud runner. 71S70 Grace Cameron 113 700 First Race 3-4 Mile Columbia Course. A. L. Aste entry. j 2-ycar-olds. Handicap. Fourth Race 7-8 Mile Columbia Course. I (Track record: 3G229 1:1322107.) 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdcp. (Track record: 3C205 1:25 2 110.) ' 71S35..-..LIve Wire 113.. X.. 723 71S713...ORACULUM 3. .113. . X . .725 (71S95)... Rosimiro 114. .X.. 720 (71759) .. .Poqucssing ' 4. .115 715 (71880).. Sanguine 106. .X.. 715 71SS42. ..Graziallo C. .118. . X . .710 71872... Monopolist 122. .X.. 710 717SS2. ..Ballot Box 4. .110. . X . .700 ; 71718 Billic Hibbs 121. .X. .710 71S973... Campaigner 3. .10S. . X -G95 7189." Smoker 117.. X.. 710 71S24 St. Joseph 4.. 115.. ..C90 ; 71SGS3... King Thistle .. 9G..X..710 717C1 Nancy' 3. .110. . X . .090 ; (71872).. -.Dixie Himmol 120.. X.. 703 C9514 Fusilade 3.. 110 090 71872 Miss Catesby 112. .X.. 705 71870 Ida Beck 3. .115. . X . .0S0 71SS02...Gocs Fast 111.. X.. 705 71S33 Dario 3.. 105 G50 : 71S72 Incognito 109 700 Fifth Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards Columbia Course. ' (71S0S)...GIaucus 102.. X-. 700 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. . 71825 Clell Turney 97 7C0 (Track record: 3C2SS 1:45s S 103.) 71 SS33... Countermand 99 095 71770 Octoic 112. .X.. 723 . (71 SOS),. Alauda 10S..X..COO 71S22 Trash 109 720 ; 71 7S73... Profit 95.. X.. 090 71743 New Garter ....109 700 71787. .. .Beggarman '. 90.. X. . 090 71794 Norbitt 112 OSS : (71G07) .. .Truro U2..X..0S0 71GG1 Jiu Jitsu 112 G75 It. T. Wilson, Jr., entry. 71S22 Moss 109. 025 ; Second Race-About 2 1-2 Miles. 71CS0. .. .Abracadabra ... 109. COO; . , . 71S22 Sam Fudge 109 000 , Steeplechase. 316 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Gentlemen Riders. (Track record: 3G2G7 1:594 7 117.) (Track record: G79S5 5:00 5 154.) (71SS5) . ..Bight Royal 5. .127.. ..750 ; (71710)... Navajo 5.. 152.. X.. 700 71SS53. . .Banker 5.. 97 745 71SG9 Kara 4. .142. . X . .G95 71SS5 "Water Dog 4.. S4..X..740 71SS1 Bob Murphy 0. .102. . X . .090 71SS43. . .Ostrich G.. 99..X..740 71 8G93... Essex II 5. .152. . X . .CS5 71SS52. . .Ocean Spray 4. .110. . X . .740 71S21 Dulcian 4.. 142 G85 (71873) .. .Lally 3.. 115.. X.. 735 (71815)... Alamansor 0..152 0S0 71S3G2... Red Friar 5. .105 735 71881s... Yama Christy 0. .1C2. . X . .075 71741 Ironsides 4. .125 730 (71SG9)... Guardian II G. .152. . X . .G75 71S4G Killiecrankie 3. .100. . X . .730 LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile Columbia Course. 2-year-olds. Handicap. (302291:1352107.) Index Course DIstTimeT'ckOdds Wt St Yi StrFin Jockeys Best Company. ' LIVE WIRE, b. o, 2, by Handsel Mother Bunch (W. W. Harden). Weight tottay 113. 71S3T. Aqueduct 1 1:40 good 10 95 G 8 S S 8 712lDelaby Spooncr. Gretna Green, Bedouin. 71791 Aqueduct 3-4 1:14 fast G 115 G 7 6 8 S"l U McDan'IBoyal Tourist, Rialto, Doraute. 71710 Aqueduct 3-4 1:145 good 31 108 2 2 2 l1 121 R McDan'IKing Sol, Rialto, Dorante. ROSIMIRO, ch. o, 2, by Pontiac Nil Desperandum (W. T. Ryan). Weight today 114. 71895 (See Washington chart in this paper.) 71825 Aqueduct 7-S 1:27 fast 7 115 6 2 2 2 42 61 R McDan'lIIessian. Dorante. Carrollton. 71562 Jamaica 51 f 1:064 fast 6 105 7 4 2 l1 1& Horner Bouquet, Aunt Rose. SirJ.Johnson. 71522 Jamaica .3-4 .1:13 fast 5 115 1 1 2 2l 22 R McDan'lExplosion, Banyah, Bellwether. 71490 Belmont 3-4 1:14 fast 12 122 G G 5 4l 41 Horner SirJ.Johnson, monopolist, Carrollton 71324 Belmont 5-8 594 fast 8 101 3 1111 l1! Horner Goldquest, Arasee, Prowler. BANGUTNE, ch. o. 2, by Ornament Alarmimr (R. T. Wilson. Jr.) Weight today 10G. 71SS0 Benning 65 f 1:23 slop 41 103 3 1 1 VI l1 R McDan'IGoesFast, Rappahannock, KingSol. 71832 Aqueduct 61 f 1:214 good 30 102 10 10 10 8 8" Kraemer Sen.Barrett, AimeeC, Qu.Souvenir. 71381 Belmont 51 f 1:06 fast 6 92 3 4 4 51 591 Sumter The Squire, JaneSwift, Berry Maid. MONOPOLIST, b. o. 2, by Garry Hermann Monadour (O. Lowisohn). Weight today 122. 71S72 Benning 61 f 1:224 fast 7-5 117 5 4 2 21! 21 R McDan'IDixieHimmel, Carrollton, Smoker. 71547 Jamaica 51 f 1:07 fast 5 112 4 3 4 62 68 B. McDan'lThe Squire, Law. P. Daley. Masque 71490 Belmont 3-4 1:14 fast 4 122 2 1 1 2b 22 R McDan'lSlrJ.Jounson, Carrollton, Rosimiro. 70581 Saratoga 51 f 1:07 fast 41 107 4 7 6 52 3'i Finn Ben Fleet, Fultonville. Heknows. 70334 Brighton 3-4 l:12i fast 3 112 5 2 3 3s 3' Sandy Nimbus, Red Bonnet. Castlewood. BILLIE HIBBS, br. g, 2, by Fatherless Aurine (D. Dunlop). Weight today 121. 7174S Pimlico 3-1 1:15 fast 3 119 2 1 1 11 5s Beckman Jubilee, Dixie Himmcl, M.Catesby. 71GGS Pimlico 5i f l:0Sg good S 110 5 1 Is l8 L Smith Jubilee, Miss Catesby, De Burgo. CS171 Pimlico 5-8 1:011 fast 1-2 114 1 11 l3 l2 Beckman Jubilee, Glor. Betsy, Merry Man. SMOKER, ch. o, 8, by Yankee Smoke (F. R. Hitchcock). Weight today 117. 71895 (See Washington chart in this paper.) 71S72 Benning 61 f 1:224 fast 6 117 2 6 5 4b 47 Brussel Dix.Himmcl. Monopolist, Carrollton 71257 Brighton 3-4 1:122 fast 8 CO 2 3 4 6b 6s E Dugan BabyWolf, Kent.Beau, Cloisteress. 70600 Saratoga 3-4 1:151 mud 5 10S 2 6 8 7s 721lBrussel JimGaffney, Magazine. Mast.Robert. 70521 Saratoga 3-4 1:111 fast 7 92 2 3 4 6l 6101E Dugan BatMasterson, JackAtkin, Berwick. ICING THISTLE, b. g. 2, by Knight of tho Thistle Rosalie (L. Blume). Weight today 96. 71SCS Benning 51 f 1:10 fnst 13 102 3 3 4 31 3H F'brotber Glaucus, Ardri, Servile. 71776 Pimlico 3-1 1:191 hvy. 8 107 1 1 1 U 11 F'brother Miss Catesby, Ferry landing, Octoic 7171S Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 30 99 7 4 5 G3 6 F'brother Jubilee, Dixie Himmcl, M.Catesby. 71G93 Pimlico 3-4 l:15g fast 5 107 3 1 3 21 3i F'brother D.IIimmel, Ornamont'n, Ferryl'd'g. DIXIE HIMMEL, b. f, 2. by Goldcrest-Lady Himmcl (J. Garson). Weight today 120. 71S72 Benning 61 f 1:224 fast 7 111 7 3 1 I1 l1 Liebert Monopolist, Carrollton, Smoker. 71783 Pimlico 3-4 l:17g slow 21 107 4 2 2 2 21 Liebert J.Edwards. K. Plate, Braggadocio. 71718 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 10 101 3 3 2 2' 2b A Lee Jubilee, Miss Catesby, Tom Shaw. 71693 Pimlico 3-4 l:15g fast 7 107 5 3 1 l2 l5 Liebert Ornament'n, K.Thistle, Ferryl'd'g. MISS CATESBY, br. f, 2, by Star Shoot Jcssio Boswell (M. J. Cromwell). Weight today 112. 71872 Benning Gl f 1:224 fast 20 114 1 7 6 G 58i G Swain Dlx.Himmel, .Monopolist, Carrollton 71799 Pimlico 1 l:45g fair 9-10 92 1 5 2 2 21 11 Delaby King'sPlate, Braggadocio, Cho.Girl. 71770 Pimlico 3-1 lrioj hvy 6-5 107 2 4 3 23 21 Engl'der King Thistle. Ferrylanding, Octoic. 71743 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 10 99 4 7 6 51 31 Harty Jubilee, DixieHlmmel, Tom Sbaw. GOES FAST, br. f, 2, by Blitzen Allie H. (J. S. Flynn). Weight today 111. 71SS0 Benning 61 f 1:23 slop 21 103 4 2 2 2 2l Liebert Sanguine, Rappahannock, KingSol. 717S7 Pimlico 3-4 1:174 slow 11-5 101 1 1 1 22 Is Liebert- Tom Shaw, Profit, Servile. 71711 Pimlico 3-4 l:17g slop 4-5 104 2 3"t 31 Goldstein Profit, Woolspun, Chief Desmond. 71151 Windsor 51 f l:07g fast 5 115 6 7 7 5 3 T Bae Margot, Ketclicmike, Bewitched. INCOGNITO, ch. c, 2, by Disguise Hampton .Belle (M. A. Healey). Weight today 109. 71872 Benning 61 f l:22i fast 20 117 9 8 8 7 61 Beckman Dix.IIimmel, Monopolist, Carrollton 710S6 G'vcsend Ab3-4 1:11 slow 20 103 7 5 G 8 81 Sandy Uncle, Meclick, Spooncr. 7G9I8 Sheeps'd 3-4 1:134 fast 3 106 6 7 9 10 10" Hogg Meelick, Firestone. Julia Powel. 70112 Saratoga 51 f 1:0S fast 41 110 5 2 1 l1 11 Notter Onatassa, Fort Johnson, Big Chief. GLAUCUS, b. 0, 8, by Ingoldsby Irmona (J. McLaughlin). Weight today 102; 71.868 Penning 51 f 1:10 fast 8 103 0 4 3 1J 1 Liebert Ardri, King Thistle, Servile. 71770 Pimlico 3-4 l:19g hvy 41 110 2 3 3 11 22 Delaby Ornamenta'n, Woolspun, Proclivity. 71605 Pimlico 51 f 1:11 hvy 41 100 4 4 4 51 51 Henry King'sPlate, Omnipotent. G.Cotton 715SG Pimlico 51 f 1:08 fast 4 103 1 5 3 21 21 Henry Manheimer, C.Desmond, T.ofSpades CLELL TURNEY, b. g, 2, by Captain Sigsbee Sister Corona (A. Turaey). Weight today 97. 71S25 Aqueduct 7-8 1:27 fast 10 102 7 5 4 6 - 7 8 Musgr've ncssian, Dorante. Carrollton. 712.18 Brighton 51 f 1:061 slop 40 103 6 8 8 8 81E .Walsh Magazine, Live Wire, King Cobalt. 71052 Toronto 1 l:41g fast 21 112 5 8 7 6 51 21 Delaby Dredger, Banyah, Frescati. 70988 Toronto 3-4 1:141 fast 5 114 12 14 14 9l 5'i Delaby Stanley Fay, Terah, Petulant. 70930 Toronto 5-8 1:01 fast 4 107 2 2 3 2 11 Delaby Sir Galahad, Giles, Don Ottarlo. COUNTERMAND, b. c, 2, by Order Janic (F. E. Gardner). Weight today 99. 71SS3 Benning 7-S 1:30 slop 9-5 103 2 3 3 2 33 351 G Swain Ardri, Saltram, Scallop. 71823 Aqueduct 7-8.1:27 fast 10 92 5 , 7 7 9 9 9 G Swain Hessian. Dorante, Carrollton. 71791 Aqueduct 3-4 1:14 fast 12 93 7 6 8 7 7"1G Swain Royal Tourist, Rialto, Dorante. 71743 Aqueduct 7-S 1:29 good 3 110 2 2 2 2 11 1 G Swain Orfano, Trash, DukeofBridgewater ALAUDA, b. o, 8, by Ornament L'Alouette (R. T. Wilson, Jr.). Weight today 108. 71S0S Aqueduct 1 l:43g slow 3 10-1 6 2 2 3 11 11 E Dugan St. Ilario, Blacksheep, Tennis. 71768 Aqueduct 3-1 1:16 hvy 5 102 9 9 3 32 3 E Dugan Blacksheep, MissDclaney, Win.Star 71720 Aqueduct 3-4 1:151 good 16-5 91 8 5 3 IS 1 B Dugan MissDelaney. M.Mazzoni, Youthful. 71G61 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:49 fast 7 90 5 3 2 2 1 2" Buxton St. Ilario, Bridge Whist, Beardall. PROFIT, ch. f, 2. by St. Mark Junaetta (R. H. Wright). Weight today 95. 71787 Pimlico 3-4 1:174 slow 4 108 5 2 3 32 3s Beckman Goes Fast, Tom Shaw. Servile. 71711 Pimlico 3-4 1:173 slop 8 104 3 2 lh Harty Woolspun. Goes Fast, Ch. Desmond. 71636 Pimlico 5-81:06g hvy 6 97 5 5 5 41 2s A Leo Beggarman, Woolspun, Chorus Girl. BEGGARMAN, blk. g, 2, by Albert Leda (Chelsea Stable). Weight today 90. 71787 Pimlico 3-1 1:174 slow 12 101 3" 5 5 5 5" Harty Goes Fast, Tom Shaw. Profit. 71757 Pimlico 51 f l:09g fast 5 107 7 7 8 S1 641 Harty Eonite, Chief Desmond. Servile. 71G68 Pimlico 51 f l:08g good 10 112 8 4 7 7l 71 Harty Billie Hibbs, Jubilee, Miss Catesby. TRURO, ch. g, 2. by Atheling Princess Blandina (A. G. Weston). Weight today 112. 71607 Pimlico 51 f 1:103 hvy 5 104 4 1 1 l"t ij Delaby MissCatesby. Montbert, Tillinghast 71275 Hamilton 5-8 1:03 slow 10 89 4 1 1 21 2nt j Murphy n. Johnson, Escutcheon, Manheimer. 71096 Hamilton 5-8 1:034 fast 10 99 4 3 3 33 1" Mulcahy Manheimer, Mdntclair, Margot. IJ. T. Wilson, Jr. entry Sanguine and Alauda. SECOND RACE About 2 1-2 Miles. Steeplechase. 4-yoar-olds and upward. Selling. Gentlemen 1 Riders. (G79S5 5:00 5 154.) Index Courso DistTimcT'ckOdds Wt St 'A StrFin Jockeys Best Company. NAVAJO, b. g, 5. by Huron New Era (C. H. Smith). Weight today 152. 71716 Pimlico Ab 21 5:27 slop 8-5 142 1 4 4 2 1 131 IleitdVn Bersi, Guardian II., Bob Murphy. 71379 Belmont Ab 3 6:15 fast 11-5 137 4 7 -G G 4s 3" M Ilon's'n Goligny, Gus Straus, Sinister. 71258 Brighton Ab 2 4:03 fast 41 132 2 3 2 2 2:o 1& Mr IIcn's'nThistledalc, Dclcanta. KARA, b. g, 4. by Horald Irene (J. W. Colt). Weight today 142. 71869 Benning Ab 21 5:03g fast 2 155 5 Fell. Archib'ld Guardian II., P.ofPilsen. Essex II. 71821 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:22 fast 6-5 146 2 1 1 1 22 23 McAfee Alamansor, Agio, Bannell. 71765 Aqueduct Ab 21 5:30 hvy 11-10 132 3 1 1 1 l15 l20 McAfee Maximilian, Agio, Knight of Elway ' 71732 Belmont Ab 2J slop 1-2 165 1 11 Is 2s Mcln'ney Arabo, Sacandaga, C. B. Campbell. 71694 Belmont Ab 2 fast 2-5 147 4 1 1 l10 1 McAfee Double 0., Arabo, Sacandaga. BOB MURPHY, b. g, C, by Grey Friars Little Pearl (P. LoriUard). Weight today 152. . 71SS1 Benning Ab 2 4:19 flop 4 130 S Fell. S McClain Fly.Virgfnian. Y.Cliristr, MyGrace ' 71798 Pimlico Ab 2 4:402 fair 4 117 0 5 3 4 3 2 S McClain Bersi. Guardian II., FIv.Virginian. 7171G Pimlico Ab 21 5:27g slop 11-5 150 3 3 3 4 4 42iS MeOlain Navajo. Bersi, Guardian II. 71273 Hamilton Ab 21 5:07 slow 5 150 G G 3 Fell. S McClain Kara, Pioneer, Rutwell. ESSEX II.. b. p. 6. by Judge Morrow Mimosa (D. K. Kerr). Weight today 152. 71SC9 Benning Ab 21 5:03g fast 7 151 G 4 3 1 1 31 Mr D KerrGuardianll.. P.ofPilsen, F.Virgin'u 1 , 71633 Pimlico . Ab 2 4:333 hvy 8-5 160 3 G 5 5 5 53 Archibald Buckman, F.Virginian, MerryMaker r 71379 Belmont Ab 3 6:15 fast 6 143 5 3 4 5 6s 6" Dupee Coligny. Gus Straus, Navajo. 7124Q Brighton Ab .2 1:13 slop 13-10 155 4 2 3 1 1 . ll Mr J O'P'nKn'tpf Elway, Guardianll., Paprika. . f , , ' I , ; ' j I ' ; ; ; : ' . . ; : ; , ; 1 ' . ' 1 r . DULCIAN, b. r. 4, by Ban Juan Dulcenia (C. J. Murray). Weight today 142. 71S21 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:22 fast "i .131- 1 .3 Fell, t Hufham Alamansor, Kara, Agio. 71790 Aqueduct Ab21:20 fast 15 '131 -3 3 2 Fell. Archib'ld Thisllcdale. Bat. Jimmy Lane. 71273 Hamilton Ab 21 5:07 slow 5 117 7 1 Ran out. Sobell Kara, Pioneer, Butwell. 71055 Toronto 2 1-2 5:09 fast S 149 4 1 1 Bolted. Pemb'ton John Dillon, Steve Lane, The Chef. 70763 Montreal Ab 21 5:20 fast 2 143 3 1 1 1 l4 1 W Henry Butwell, Cardigan, Dunbeath. ALAMANSOR, br. g, 6, by Santiago Leola (T. L. Evans). Weight today 152. 71843 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:30g fast 11-10 143 2 2 2 2 ll l'l Dupeo Jimmy Lane, Flying Machine. 71821 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:22 fast .5 132 4 5 . 4 2 11 1 Dupee Kara, Agio, Banuell. 71160 Brighton Ab 2 3:59 mud 8 141 4 4 3 3 4 41S Dupee Navajo, Guardian II., Paprika. 56939 Saratoga S C 4:29 fast 5 148 4 4 2 2 2' 21 Owens Maiden, Sea Horse II., Gateltell. 56224 Brighton Ab 2 4":29 fast 4 143 2 3 1 1 1 l20 Owens Cal'rahalchee. Bacchanal, Gatebell. YAMA CHRISTY, ch. g, 6, by Hermence Isbell (W. C. Hayes). Weight today 162. 71551 Benning Ab 2 4:19 slop S 153 5 4 3 2 2' 2' Kelleher Fly. Virginian, MyGrace, TollowOn. 71736 Belmont Ab 21 slop 1-2 159 1 , Refused. Mr J O'B'nMiss Hobhouse. 71698 Belmont Ab 2 fast 2 153 1 2 2 lh 2! A Hewitt Paprika, Miss Hobhouse. GUARDIAN II., b, g, 6, by Guardsman, dam unknown (Mr. Gleniver). Weight today 152. 71569 Benning Ab 21 5:031 fast 12 145 4 1 1 2 2 It Kelleher Pr.ofPIlsen. EssexII.. F. Virginian. 71798 Pimlico Ab 2 4:402 fair 7 147 5 3 1 3 22 31 Kelleher Bersi. BobMurphy. FlyingVirgiriiau. 71747 Pimlico Ab 2 4:33 fast 18-5 140 1 4 2 2 3s 3" Kelleher Bersi, Buckman, Flying Virginian. 71716 Pimlico Ab 21 5:271 slop 41 141 4 1 2 3 32 31 Kelleher Navajo, Bersi, Bob Murpliy. THIRD RACE 1 1-2 Miles. Vestal Stakes. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. (50S3C 2:375 3 102.) Index Course DIstTimeT'ckOdds Wt St StrFin Jockeys Best Company. GOLD LADY, b. f, 3, by Goldcrest Lady Himmel (A. L. Aate). Weight today 123. 71823 Aqueduct 1 l:39f fast 5 112 9 9 8 7 1 6i 671 Musgr've Purslane, Don Enrique, Killaloe. 71741 Aqueduct 11-8 1:52 good 5 109 9 S 8 7 6b 5 Musgr've Ballot, B'kdalo Nymph, McCarter. 71457 Belmont 1 1-S 1:514 fast 4-5 115 2 3 4 3 4 42 AV Knapp Faust, Tourcnue. Killaloe. 71343 Belmont 1 l:39g fast 13-5 126 7 5 5 5 6i 21! Nicol Veil, Danoscara. Killaloe. PINS AND NEEDLES, b. f, 3, by Knight of tho Thistle Sandy Bar (H. L. Lee). Weight today 113. 71870 Benning .3-4 1:16 fast 7-10113 1 2 1 1H R McDan'lB.oftheBay. Neoskaleeta, Eminola. 71780 Aqueduct 1 5-16 2 :i5i slow 13-5 107 5 3 2 1 21 22 Sumter R.Royal, Tom.Waddcll, Estimate. 71679 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:48. fast 4 113 5 5 4 4 2l l1 Sumter Castlewood, Danoscara, . T.Waddell. 71638 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:49 fast 8-5 105 5 5 4 4 2& l2 Sumter Sis.Frances, GeneralHaley, JustSo. ESTIMATE, br. f, 3, by Sir Dixon Reckon (A. L. Aste). Weight today 113. 71836 Aqueduct 1 1-2 2:35 good 3 91 3 2 5 6 6l 620 Sumter Beauclere, Red Friar, Ostrich. 71780 Aqueduct 1 5-16 2:15 slow 20 97 1 1 1 3 41 41 Mercado R.Royal, P.andNcedles, T.Waddell 71719 Aqueduct 61 f 1:204 good 50 90 5 5 5 5 4121C Miller L.ofLangden', JackAtkin, Fr'nkLord 71657 Jamaica 3-4 l:14g. fast 40 115 7 10 10 10 10 Notter Comedienne, K.Cobalt, Handzarra. 71576 Jamaica 1 1-8 l:54g fast 10 112 3 2 2 4 5 55 W Miller LaneAHen, RIghtRoyal, T.Waddell. LADY KARMA, blk. f, 3, by His Highness Karma (J. S. Hoy). Weight today 113. 71S71 Benning 7-S l:2Sg fast 20 98 1 4 4 G. 7 7"1G Swain Comedienne, D.S'panker, Oraculimi. 71758 Pimlico 1 l:45g slow 7 95 6 6 6 6 52 58 F'brother Coltness, Ballot Box, Neoskaleeta. 71750 Pimlico 1 3-16 2:04 fast 12 96 1 1 1 1 1 2b F'brother Lally, Panique, Ormonde's Right. 71651 Pimlico 11:44 hvy 7-5 105 2 2 2 4 5 5" Goldstein St. Jeanne, Ocean Spray, Jupiter. GRACE CAMERON, br. f, 3, by Lissak Lida H. (W. C. Daly). Weight today 113. 71570 Benning 3-4 1:16 fast 50 103 11 9 9 9 8101W Burns B.oft.Bay, P.andNcedles, N'kaleeta 71782 Aqueduct 1 1:43 slow GO 109 7 7 G 7 7 7"lYorke Ramrod, Chas.G.Gates, Geo G.IIall 71756 Aqueduct 1 1-16 1:53 slop 15 94 2 3 3 5 7& 11 Yorke A1H. Woods, Chas.G.Gates, Kestrel 71622 Jamaica 3-4 1:1G slow 30 96 1 5 6 8 9" Yorke Vestabella, Russell T., Lachesis 71552 Jamaica 3-4 l:14g fast 60 105 9 3 6 62 612 Yorke Park Row, Russell T., Vestabella. A. L. Aste entry Gold Lady and Estimate. FOURTH RACE 7-S Milo Columbia Course. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (3G2G3 1:25s 2 Index Courso DIstTimeT'ckOdds Wt St StrFin Jockeys Best Campany. ORACULUM, b. 0, 3, by Sorcerer Hanoverine (G. M. Odom). Weight today 113. 71871 Benning 7-8 1:281 fast 9-5 109 2 1 1 2 31 34i Notter Comedienne, Dolly Spanker Oxford 71820 Aqueduct 3-4 1:144 fast 10 109 1 11 in in Notter Robin Hood, Quadrille. Grimaldi 71779 Aqueduct 1 1:42 slow 4 105 1 1 3 3 3 3" W Miller Sewell. Adoration. 71678 Jamaica 3-1 1:124 fast 4 106 3 3 4 41 5s R McDan'IDon Enrique, Momentum, Faust. POQUESSING, br. g, 4, by Knight of the Thistle Oota Reed (F. A. Herold). Weight today 115. 71759 Pimlico 3-4 1:151 fast S-5 112 4 7 3 23 l1! Liebert Braggadocio, Neptune, Saltram. 71652 Pimlico lai 70y l:49g hvy 4-5 102 4 3 3 2 22 2b McCahey Orm.Right, P.Clifford, New Year 71590 Pimlico 7-8 1:281 fast 21 108 2 4 4 4 31 11 McCahey DonHamilton, Cambysea, Klllochan. GRAZIALLO, b. h. 6, by Rapallo Graziosa (Columbia Stable). Weight today 118. 71SS4 Benning lm50y l:46g slop 4 112 4 2 2 2 21 2 Beckman Monacodor, Ostrich, Killochan. 71754 Pimlico 3-4 1:174 slow 2 110 3 5 3 31 l2 Beckman P. Clifford, Morning Light Akbar 71713 Pimlico 7-8 1:31 slop S 110 4 3 3 2 2 23 Beckman Botanist, JerryC. Siraplellonours. 71631 Pimlico 3-4 1;18 hvy 10 109 2 3 3 32 461 Beckman Coltness, Edgely, High Chance. BALLOT BOX, b. e, 4, by Voter1 Belle of Maywood (T. Lloyd). Weight today 110 71755 Pimlico 1 l:45g slow 4 99 3 2 2 2 23 23 Goldstein Coltness, Neoskaleeta. Lord Bad"e 71715 Pimlico lm 70y l:50g slop 41 113 5 5 4 4 4 422iGoldstein ElDorado, OceanSprav Rov OnvV 71670 Pimlico 11:43 good 15 113 3 2 1 1 lh H Goldstein RoyalOnys, S.Shingle, El Dorado. CAMPAIGNER, b. 0, 8, by Gerolstein Supporter (O. L. Richards). Weicht h todav y 108 ' 71S97 (See Washington chart in this paper.) 71873 Benning 1 1-16 1:504 fast 10 93 6 7 5 6 41 413 Henry Lally, Ivanhoe. Peter Kni"ht 7175S Pimlico lm 40y 1:444 fast 10 103 9 -7. 6 3 32 2s Liebert T.Wrestler, WaterDog Wab Oueen 71746 Pimlico 1 1:424 fast 7 108 2 2 2 2 . 2 2 Delaby El Dorado, HighChance Garment 71670 Pimlico 11:13 good 60 103 7 7 7 7 7 71 West BallotBox, RoyalOnyx, SolonSlHnglo ST. JOSEPH, ch. p. 4, by Riley Clara White (Miss A. M. Manone). Weight todav 11 71S24 Aqueduct 1 1-16 l:4Sg fast 13 104 2 3 2 2 6b S" Notter Quinn Brady, StValSntine Kilter 71793 Aqueduct 1 1:41 fast 50 96 6 4 6 7 7 7" Bergen Grapple. Quinn Bradv Robador 71551 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:474 fast 7 103 4 2 3 3 6 723 R McDan'lQ. Brady, St. Valentine Flowawav 71180 Brighton 1 1-16 l:46g fast 20 106 5 3 7 9 9 9J0 It McDan'lWes, St. Valentine. Ryo. NANCY, b. f, 3, by Hastings Nineveh (J. Garaoa). Weight todav 110 71761 Pimlico 1 l:42g fast 5 96 4 3 3 4 41 41 Henry Ivanhoe, St. Jeanne Lord Bad-o 71655 Pimlico 1 1-16 1:50 hvy 5 103 1 1 1 1 2 3 Liebert Ivanhoe, Dele Strome S Bernard 71635 Pimlico 1 1:474 hvy 11-5 102 3 2 4 1 11 21 Engl'der Neoskaleeta, LordBadgef" Delteszkc FUSILADE, b. c, 3, by Cesarion Brank .(P. Powers). Wei-ht todav no 69514 Gravcsend Ab 3-4 l:10g fast 103 9 12 11 10b 10"1W Miller Moyea, Heine Cutter 68733 Belmont Pk 5 1-2 f 1:07 good 93 13 12 12 12 12 Jno Hen'syE. Jackson, T. McGrath It Onv-r 6S3S3 Pimlico 5 1-2 f 1:081 fast 103 4 1 1 l2 lb Jno Hen'syAn.Smith, Prince Brutus Revenue 68332 Pimlico 3-4 1:141 fast 97 2 1 1 1 1 Jno Hen'syDainty Maudie, I. Reck, Goldflnder EDA RECK, b. f, S, by Algol Fres Lady (G, A. Bronder). Weight todav 115 71S70 Benning 3-4 1-.1G fast 12 10S G 6 7 7 7lLiebert B.oft.Bay, P.andNcedles N'k-ilocf-i 71796 Pimlico 3-1 1:191 fair 7 -110 10 10 10 6 31 Liebert Hancock, Herman Johnson Dicbold 716S9 Pimlico 11:42 fast 20 99 4 6 6 5 6b 6"! Jno Hen'syTrackless, Orrn . Right : IJurinides 71591 Pimlico 7-S 1:28 fast 6 103 10 10 12 12 13 13 Henry Euripides, Nancy, Mulv'aney. DARIO, b. c, 3, by Salvator Desdemona (R. T. Wilson, Jr.). Weight todav 10 71S33 Aqueduct 1 1:414 good GO 90 5 9 12 13 13 13 Kraemer Troublemaker, Gr'nSeal Consistent 6S73S Belmont Pk 7-S 1:2G good 9G 9 6 6 G 12 122lNoIligan S.Toddington, R.Royal ' Clolsteresq RSC47 Belmont Pk 7-S 1:294 hvy 103 4 6 6 6 5b 5 Lloyd Pontoon, Pins & Needles 1 Amlmsh' 68516 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:49 slow 99 5 5 4 5 5 5" Lenahan Campaigner, Molesey, Tho Knight". FIFTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards Columbia Course. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights, (02SS l:45g S 103. ) Index Course DIstTimeT'ckOdds Wt St i Vi StrFin Jockeys Best Company. OCTOIC, ch. c, 2, by St. Blaise Octoroon (W. D. Althouse). Weirht todav 11" 71776 Pimlico 3-4 1:194 hvy 7 110 7 6 6 5' 4" L Smith K.Thistle, M.Catesby7 Ferrylnndin" 71727 Pimlico 1 l:47g slow 31 87 4 2 2 2 2" 3' L Smith Filbert, Grenadier, Tinker Be l 71C93 Pimlico 3-1 l:15g fast 7 110 11 10 6 61 5" L Smith D.Himmel. Ornamenta'n, K.Thistle TRASH, b. f, 2, by Heno Bradwick (T. W. Coulter). Weicht todav 10') 71822 Aqueduct 61 f l:21g fast 4 93 4 5 8- 71 71IlSumtcr Whidden, D.ofBndgowater Orf-iuo 71794 Aqueduct 7-S 1:284 fast S 103 5 6 6 3 2 ' 2 Notter Lotus Brandt, Gridiron, Rolando 71743 Aqueduct 7-8 1:29 good 7 107 9 4 4 3 41 31 Notter Countcrm'd, Orfano D ofBrld-'ew'r 71661 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:49 fast 12 90 9 7 6 6 52 5 Sumter St. Ilario, Alauda Bridxro WliTst 71342 Belmont 3-4 1:124 fast 30 107 14 15 15 15 15 Finn Sir.J.Johnson, F.Koffee. Castlewood NEW GARTER, ch. g, 2, by Golden Garter Lovelette (H. Meise). Weight today 109 71743 Aqueduct 7-S 1:29 good 5 107 11 8 6 5 6b 6S1 Ji McDan'lCountermand, Orfano Trash 71178 Brighton 3-4 1:14 fast 60 102 14 14 14 13 10" Henry Jane Swift. Orcagna ' GlaueiA 70712 Em.City 51 f 1:074 fast 15 107 4 7 6 51! 4" W Ott Cymbal, N'Importe, Ingraham. NORBITT, b. 0, 2. by Inspector B Varnish (Palestine Stable). Weight todav 112 71794 Aqueduct 7-8 1:284 fast 20 105 10 8 Lost rider. G Swain Lotus Brandt, Trash Gridiron 71713 Aqueduct 7-8 1:29 good 10 110 5 1 1 1 31 5s Finn Countermand, Orfano Trash ' 71642 Jamaica 51 f 1:09 fast 10 109 6 9 8 7 55 E Dugan Adriuche, Bolando Snarker 71522 Jamaica 3-4 1:134 fast 25 106 6 5 5 5b 551 Notter Explosion, Rosimiro, Banyah. JTU JTTSU, b. c, 2, by Royal Stag Miss Schcimcr (F. E. Gardner). Weight todav 112 ' 71661 Jamaica 11-16.1:49 fast 100 97 7 8 8 7 71 8" P Kelly St. Ilario, Alauda Bridcc Whist 71577 Jamaica 3-4 1:141 fast 200 105 8 6 S Sl 6 Brussel Ida D., Bolando ' Mir-iiiiar " 69S39 Sheep. Bay 5 1-2 f 1:03 fast 102 16 14 1G 19 19 C Booker Bara Avis, Royal Evor St Ilario 59687 Sheep. Bay 5 1-2 f fast 115 15 15 15 W Doyle Live Wire, Restlgouche, 'sir' Clegcs! MOSS, ch. f, 2, by St. Dory Bessie Stumps (C. M. Burhaml. Weizht todav 109 71822 Aqueduct 61 f 1:21 fast 100 93 12 12 12 10 10" P Kelly Whidden, D.ofBridgewater Orfauo' 71G42 Jamaica 51 f 1:09 fast 200 106 11 8 10 12 13 Cullcn Adriuche, Bolando Snarker 71577 Jamaica 3-4 l:14g fast 50 102 12 11 13 13 13 Notter Ida D., Bolando Miram-ir' 71540 Jamaica 3-4 l:14g fast 100 107 10 10 10 11 11 Notter Carrollton, Onatassa, Miramar. ABRACADABRA, ch. g, 2, by Charade Eccenana (W. C. Daly). Weight today 109. 716S0 Jamaica 5-8 l:01g fast 300 96 14 15 15 15 15 W Burns Youthful, MarianLonise Tilpkilns 71184 Brighton 3-4 1'.14 fast 200 102 13 14 14 14 14 W Burns St. Ilario, Milford. Goshen Chief " 70S95 Sheeps'd 51 1:074 hvy 100 99 16 15 15 15 13 W Burns Goldquest. Milford Glaucus 70S34 Sheeps'd 5 f 1:07 good 100 99 5 14 14 16 15 W Burns Arasee, Miss Delaney, Sungl'cam. ' SAM FUDGE, b. c, 2, by Ildrim Minnatoka (A. Bye). Weight today 109. 71822 Aqueduct 61 f 1:211 fast 10 9S 17 17 17 17 17 G Swain Whidden, D.ofBridgewater, Orfano. SIXTH RACE 1 3-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (3G2G7 1:594 7 117.) Index Course DIstTimeT'ckOdds Wt St & StrFin Jockeys Best Company. EIGHT ROYAL, blk. h, G, by Ranllo Mrs. Delaney (S. Lazarus). Weight today 127. 718S5 Benning 1 1-8 2:00 slop 2-5 120 1 1 1 1 l3 121 R McDan'lOcean Spray. Banker Recruit WH A(luc5uct 1 5-16 2:154 slowl7-10 114 3 4 3 2 l1 l2 R McDan'IP.andNeedlcs T.Waddell. Estimate B Mueduct 11-16 1:48 J good 3-2 113 2 4 4 4 2b 2b R McDan'IZlenap. Moonshine, Smiling Tom. 715.6 Jama ca 11-8 l:54g fast 8-5 120 5 1 1 1 21 23 Jas Hogg LaneAHen. T.Waddell. M.Crawford .1524 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:47 fast S 120 7 5 2 3 3' 2 Jas Hogg Juggler, Dolly Spanker, Moonshine ZQPW3-'. b h,,B.' oby Belvidere Lady Hawkstone (A. Btokea). Weight today 97. 71SSo Benning 1 1-8 2:00 slop 10 102 4 4 2 2 3'1 31 Brussel Right Royal. Ocean Snrar Recruit 71024 G'vesend 1 1-2 2:391 hvy 6 101 2 9 8 S 8 8JW Miller Sm.Tom. Kliliecrankic LonlBa""" SheCpS;d 1 3-4 2:584 good 21 106 8 8 7 5 42 22 V Miller Prince Hampto" Ostelchf QuasgS: 70S5S Sheeps'd 1 1-2 2:344 fast 4 106 5 5 6 6 6 53 W Miller Brancas. Ostrich! Quagga. WATER DOG, b. sr, 4, by Watercrest La Primera (Arverne Stable). Weight today 84. 718S Benning 1 1-8 2:00 slop 10 90 3 2 3 5 5 5" Henry Right Royal. Ocean Snrav B'nikor 71758 Pimlico lm 40y 1:414 fast 5 103 6 8 8 7 51 31 Delaby T.Wrestler. Campaigner W Oueen 71669 Pimlico lm 70y l:49g good 4-5 104 3 2 2 2 21 2 Delaby Peter lLight7 Away. L G SmmUcr 70062 Brighton B. 1 .1-8 1:53 fast 104 1 7 7 7 7 81S J Johnson Kilter. Reu Iaf. John Smulskl. OSTRICH, b. h, G. by Order Plumage (Kelso Stable). Weight todav 99 ?H5icnn!,n8r VW slop, 1 112 2 3 3 4 33 2lRaynor Monacodor, Graziallo, Killochan. 71836 Aqueduct 1 1-2 2:35 good 6 104 1 5 4 4 3' 3' W Miller Beauclere, Red Friar Watersnced I"23 Aqueduct 1 5-16 2:164 good 6 106 4 6 5 3 31 43 W Miller Brancas, 'Ki liecrankle. Red Friar." .1656 Jama ca 1 1-1G 1:48 fast 15 106 13 11 5 4 31! 31 It McDan'IGlenccho, Hooray, Yada. 71523 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47g fast 30 101 7 7 7 7 62 6" B. McDan'ISt. Valentine. Voorhees. Bad News. OCEAN BPRAY, b. t, 4, by Oddfellow Ethel Thomas (Sominolo Stable). Weight today 110. IJSSS Kemiln 1 1-S ?:oo slop G 109 2 4 3 2' 21 Liebert Right Royal, Bauke?. ItSt. 2JJ'nuCO 1.V8r:?.1,0.wf 112 2 4 4 3 32 2i L5ert Lally, Lotus Eater. Dele Strou e. 7175S Pimlico 1 lm 40y 1;444 fast 4 1U9 1 10 9 9 ll2 lP'IShreve T.Wrestler CamnaVuer Wat Doff 71730 Pimlico lm 40y l:4Sg slow 4 104 9 10 10 S 41 21 Liebert ClcmeS LALLY, b. c, 3. by Golden GartorL' Amazon (T. Monahan). Weight today 115. 71S73 Benning 1 1-16 l:o0 fast 7 107 S 8 2 1 11 13 Liebert Ivanhoe PeterKni"ht Camnai-ner 717S5 Pimlico 1 1-S 2:01g slow G-5 103 1 1 1 1 l2 11 Delaby Ocean Spray Lo tusEa t e r I) Strome' 71750 Pimlico 13-16 2:01 fast 4 101 3 2 2 2 21 lb Liebert Lady Karma PaXe Orm 5' 71718 Pimlico 1 3-16 2:08 slop 2 99411 I2; Delaby. SIC : ' 1 ' s RED FRIAR, ch. b, 5, by The Friar Sunbeam (P. J, Dwyer). Weight today 105. 71R3G Aqueduct 1 1-2 2:33 good 31 101 5 3 2 3 2s 2 Musgr've Reauclerc, Ostrich. Wattrspeed. 71723 Aqueduct 1 5-16 2:161 good S 101 7 S 7 C 51 331 G B Gr'vesBrancas, Klllieerankle, Ostrich. 71BC1 Jamaica 1 1-4 2:062 fast 15 112 S 9 9 9 9 7 W Knapp BadNews, Smil.Tom. P.andNeedles 71200 Brighton 1 1-2 2:331 fast 7 10G 2 1 1 2 4" 4,Ji K Lowe GoodLuck, Killiecrankie, Beauclere. IRONSIDES, b. r, 4. by Meddler Haiioana (J. W. Colt). Weight today 125. 71741 Aqueduct 1 1-8 1:52 good 20 112 8 G 7 8 81 SlHorncr Ballot, B'kdale Nymph, McCarter. 71491 Belmont 2 1-4 3:52 fast 20 121 1 1 1 1 2s 231 Nicol Ncalon, Salvldere. Running Water. 71410 Belmont 1 1-2 2:31 fast S-5 126 1 3 3 2 2 2s W Knapp Lane Allen, Elf all, J. F, Donouue. 71382 Belmont 1 3-4 2:5S1 fast 8-5 114 3 4 3 3 3 34J NIcol Nealon, Good Luck. Misa Crawford KILLIECRANKIE, ch. f, 3. by Kilmarnock Kildeer (W. C. Daly). Weight today 100. 71MG Aqueduct 1 1-16 1:471 fast 20 98 5 U 5 4 4 4'3 W Burns Okenilc. Gleneclio, Druid. .1S12 Aqueduct 1 1-S 1:35? slow 16-5 102 4 3 2 4 4 4! Dclaby Welbourne, Smiling Tom, Agile. 71723 Aqueduct 1 5-16 2:1C1 good G 9S 2 2 2 1 lh 2 Dclaby Brancas, Kcd Friar, Ostrich. 71677 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:471 fast 12 95 5 5 5 5 5 4lYorke M.England, It. Lady, Troublemaker Page 5 Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, November 20 Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, November 20. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. OAKLAND ENTRIES. G01S93...San Nicholas S. .100. . X . .715 09001 Aunt Polly 12. .100. .X . .740 Racing starts at 1:10 p. m. (Chicago time, 3:40.) 710013... Silver Stocking 3. .105 740 XKmis well in mud. Superior mud runner. (G7909)...San Alvarado 3.. 107 735 First Race 7-8 Mile. (GS2G1) . . .Salnrida 3. .101. . X . .735 4 -year-olds and upward. Selling. 03075. .. .Scvenfull 3.. 101 720 (Track record: 591C2 1:2533 SS.) Fourth Race 1 1-16 Miles. Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdcp. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 71S17 Pontotoc 5. .107. . X . .725 (Track record: G93SO 1:45 4 99.) 71S533... Progress 4.. 107 720 (71S79) . . ..Taneta 5. .102. . X . .750 71820. ..The Reprobate O. .107. . X . .715 70123 Confederate 4. .105. . X . .745 71S7S (Jorgalete 7.. 107 715 (71S77) .. .Johnny Lyons 3. .102. . X . .740 71S2S Mellakatla G.. 102.. X.. 715 71505 Rifleman 3.. 99.. X.. 740 GtKr!0. . .Sun Mark 5. .107. . X . .715 , , ..,.. , Tiiih Race 1 1-8 Miles. 71820 Escamado i..10i..X..710 ,A w . ,, , ,,, ...... . . 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 1I810 t. Salable , - o. .10i in- . . v X - - -1 10 n ., , . , ., . 4S1:ul-''- 71803.... Mlna Gibson 4. .107. . X . .710 09;.73...Jaek Adams G..107..X-705 'T 4"n-"v"-n 71.S53.....MeIar 5. .102. . X . .705 l ' a,,a. ' i"0'"" . ilS393. . .Benvolio 7. .110. . X. .715 71890 Piequart ' S. .107. .. .700 ,, r , . , .,- lSiS3...Lonc Wolf ... , ., u..10i..X..71o W,M... .Mistress of Bolls O..10 - ,a- 090 , 7. .102. . X . .715 09310.... Captain Burnett 4. .10, . . X . .700 , 7. .107. . . .710 71810.... Alice Cary 7. .102. . X . .700 71S7S. . . .Irag . ...102 Second Race 5-8 Mile. 71SGG Bonar 5. .107. . X . .705 2-year-olds. Allowances. 71S75. .. .Serenity 0.. 107.. X.. 705 (Track record: 29952-59J-2-109.) C!)CT73. . .Qlcen AIamo 4. .107. . . . . .705 71807.. .Pajaroita 100.. .....2o CM04. . . .nuzzaU S. .107. . X . .700 (71802)... Marian Casey 103 720 cs7GC. . . .Cloverland 7. .105. . X . .700 71500 Jane Swift 100 715 Sixth Race-3-4 Mile. GSI31....Adeua 111.. X-. 715 All Ages. Allowances. 71817.... Creation 114 715 record: 5SS95-1:12-G-11S.) 09070... St. Avon 109 710 (Track 1 71S773.., EARLY TIDE 2. . 91. . X . .750 (0S92S)...I)areington 100 710 T1S0C. . .Gene Russell 2.. SS..X..745 09103'... Balnade 111.. X.. 705 71SG7. . . .Ocean Shore 3. .104. . X . .740 71039.... All Alone Ill 7C0 71877. . . .P. Neugcnt 3.. 101.. X-. 740 07531.... Bonhcur 100 700 71SG73. . .Ovclando 3..10S. . X . .735 71S74.... Kopek .....102 700 3. .101. .. .735 71S77. .. .Fleming Third Race 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 71S27 Braggart 2.. SS..X..73o (Track record: 299525912109.) 71S31 Judge Nelson 3. .10S. . X . .730 (0907S)...St. Francis 4. .112-. . X - .750 71S43 Al Lindley 3. .104. . X . .725 LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. r FIRST RACE 7-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (591021:251 3 SS.) Index Course DistTImeT'ckOdds Wt St StrFIn Jockeys Best Company. PONTOTOC, b. g, 5, by Juvenal Prosaic (Keene Bros.). Weight today 107. 71S17 Oakland F C 1:0S fast 30 101 2 5 5 53 5" Scovllle Meelick, Fleming, Creston. C.S220 Oakland 3-1 1:143 fast 7 10S Excused. T ' Rice Gov.Ornian, II.Dance, E.M.Brattaiu 6S111 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 7 90 7 5 6 65 5135T Rice Sir Brillar, The Mist, Nigrette. PROGRESS, ch. g, 4, by Giganteum Renovah (R. F. Carman). Weight today 107. 7IS53 Oakland 1 1:415 fast 3-5 109 S 2 2 2 25 2o G Burns Orchnn, Serenity, Melar. 71S02 Oakland 7-S 1:26 fast 12 109 9 5 4 4 2" 3U G Bums Martinmas, Phalanx, TheReprobatc 712S4 Belmont 1 1:41 fast 20 113 2 1 1 1 31 5 G Burns Gallavant, QuinnBrady, Poquessing 70190 Brighton B. Ab 2 4:02 fast 140 5 Fell. Davlds'n B.Pigeon, Thistledale, JudgcO Gin. G9514 Gravcsend Ab 3-4 1:102 fast 111 5 6 5 51 51 Mountain Moyea, Ilelne, Cutter. THE REPROBATE, ch. g, 5, by Inverness Sauteuse (Hall & Marshall). Weight today 107. 71S20 Oakland F C 1:102 fast 41 112 1 3 3 2 2& Keogh Money Muss. Joe Goss, Escamado. 71S02 Oakland 7-S 1:26 fast 10 109 3 1 1 2 3" 44 Keogh Martinmas, Phalanx, Progress. GSS06 Oakland 7-S 1:26? fast 20 109 9 10 S 9 9J 10lcJG'dchild Nothing, Danuna, Andrew Mack. GS712 Oakland 1 1-16 1:471 fast 7 109 1 1 1 2 11 ll11 E Walsh Kotrou, Fury, Hi Col Cap. GOItGALETE, ch. m. 7, by Roy del Sierras Blizzard (Hunter Stable). Weight today 107. 71S7S Oakland 1 1-S 1:531 fast 4i 107 2 1 2 2 4l 7J Morcland Miss Itillie, Mcndon, Lone Wolf. 71SH1 Oakland 1 1:39S fast 10 103 S 8 S 7 Gh 618 C Sullivan Ed Ball, Cello, Pleiad. 67972 Ascot Tark 1 1:41 fast 0-5 112 1 2 3 3 3l 15 W Knapp Sainrida, Croix d'Or, Madden. 07766 Ascot Park 1 1:422 fast 3 110 1 H 4 4l 5'i C F Su'vanFoncasta, George E. Milner, Lilic B. METLAKATLA, br. m, G, by Brutus Miowcra (V. Durkcr). Weight today 102. 71525 Oakland 7-S 1:27 fast 20 105 9 0S 7 71 G8 Lcntz Tavora, Netting, Elizabeth F. 4SS Oakland 7-S l:27g fast 4 107 0 7 S 7 51 ial Kirsch'm Meada. Lit. Mirthful. Jackful. i;9277 Oakland 7-S 1:27 fast C 107 9 S S 5 5i 2i Kirsch'm Sea Air, G. Balcrio. Lit. Mirthful. SUN MARK, ch. m, 5. by Margrave Sun Fish (J. S. Wood). Weight today 107. 091130 Oakland 1 1-10 fast 4?. 10S 2 2 3 3 21! 2" Jno CarrolIFr. Flittner, ILMcGowan, Foncasta. I5S9S1 Oakland 1 1-16 1 : 16?. fast 7 105 5 2 2 1 1J 23 Jno CarrollCluistiiie A.. Bragg, Dcsmages. JS905 Oakland 1 1:10 fast M 107 10 S 6 6 4"" g Jno CarrollPickaway, Mark.Mayer, BaionEsher ESCAMADO, b. g. 5, by Emperor of Norfolk Esporar.za (F. Johnson). Weight today 107. 71S; Oakland FCl:10gfast 10 112 5 G 5 41 i- 3 McBride MoncvMuss, TheReprobate.JoeGoss 0961!) Oakland 7-S l:27g fast 10 12G 5 7 4 4 2" 23 Palms Canardo, The .Missourian, Gold.Bule 00503 Oakland 3-4 1:145 fast 20 109 5 2 2 2i 2 Rettig Hcrsain, Lustig, Royal White. SALABLE, b. g, 5, by Sam Lucas Sally Sensible (H. G. Bcdwcll). Weight today 107. 71X75 Oakland 1 1:103 fast 15 101 4 3 2 3 ?M 4s C Grand .Martinmas, MissM.Bowdish, Etapa. 71526 Oakland FCl:10gfast 12 112 11 10 10 S1 SlftlA. WilliamsMoneyMuss, TheReprobatc, JocGoss 71S02 Oakland 7-8 1:26 fast 4 109 0 9 it 9 9 S11 A WilliamsMartinmas. Phalanx, Progress. r.77 Oakland 1 1-4 2:07 fast 5 99 Left at the post. McRae Harbor, Netting, Queen Alamo. 69K1S Oakland 1 1-16 1:171 fast 18-5100 1 3 2 2 2l 3'i McRae Elevation, COrrigan, Flaunt. "MINA GIBSON, b. f, 4, by Sir Dixon Blackheart (Washington Stable). Weight today 107. 71S.03 Oakland lm 50y 1:432 fast 30 107 3 7 7 0 7 S' F H'brand Elizabeth F.,. Orchan, Nabonassar. 6 17 Oakland 11:42 fast 15 105 10 10 10 10 10 91F H'brandFior. Fonso. J. Adams, Croix d'Or. (i95Sl Oakland 1 1:112 fast 13 102 G G G 5 5i 5s F H'brandEckersall, Nat. Bumppo, Croix d'Or JACK ADAMS, b. g, G, by Jackson Athalie (McDowell Bros.). Weight today 107. 09617 Oakland 1 1:42 fast 9 107 6 5 5 4 l1 2 A Wright FJor. Fonso. Croix d'Or, Lustig. 7'Jll Ascot Park 2 3:33 fast S 105 3 4 3 4 4 5 4tc?.Kunz Ding Dong II., Foncasta. Adonis. 67701 Ascot Park BrC 2:07 slow 5 11? 5 3 1 1 2J 2s C Ross Freesias, Roman Boy, Col.Bronston MELAR, b. m, 5. by Foul Shot Nora Ives (G. P. McNeil). Weight today 102. 71S53 Oakland 1 1:41J. fast 25 104 5 1 1 1 1U 41 Mentry Orchan. Progress. Serenity. 71S16 Oakland 3-4 1:13? fast 30 104 3 7 6 65 59 Mentry TaylorGeorge. Pelham, Ed Lilburn. 09615 Oakland 5-S l:01i fast 9 112 10 S 5 5l 45 Howard Crigli. Soundly, Storma. C9577 Oakland F C l:lli fast 13 109 9 G 6 6s 41 McRao Mischief, WillleGregg, BonVivant. PICaiTART, blk. h, 8, by Sain Innocence (B. Schreibor). Weight today 107. 7 1S30 Oakland 1 1-16 1:47 fast GO 1,07 4 '5 6 S S SlcJPohanka Pr.ofCastiie. Wimple, Ltttle.Tokcr. 452::o Kinlock Pk 3-4 1:161 fast 6 114 10 7 4 G3 47 Mountain Ch. Thompson, Claremont, Emigre. 41902 Memphis 1 1:431 fast 10 J09 3 3 4 3 4s 4 Dominick Dan McKenua, Fossil, Sambo. 41711 Oaklawn lm70y 1:465 good 2J 109 3 3 5 4 3 1& Dominicl: Ma'amselle, T. Fiddler, F. Nations MISTRESS OF ROLLS, b. m, 5, by Esher Betty Waddell (H. E. Rowoll). Weight today 107. 6953 1 Oakland 1 3-16 2:001 Tast 18-5103 9 9 5 5 63 6t4iRettig DeOrammont, M.Mulvanoy, Red Era . 69213 Oakland 1 1-16 1:4SJ fast 12 107 S 8 6 5 5 35 Rettig Kumiss, Etapa, Crigli. 65V929 Oakland 1 1:42 fast 12 110 11 9 S 7 53 5 Sandy Sea Air, Jolly Witch. War Times. CAPTAIN BURNETT, b. g, 4, by Rubicon Miss Reel (J. McCarthy). Weight today 107. 09:110 Oakland 1 1-1G 1:50 slop 15 97 4 2 1 2 '35 5J Buxton Hedgethorn. Desmages, RaronEsher. 09279 Oakland 1 1:39J fast CO SO 9 G 5 5 41 5,45A Walsh Sanfara, Cigarlightcr. Fred Bent. 69155 Oakland 3-4 1:14? fast 5 109 9 10 7 G"t 45 Buxton Net. Hicks, Bogohama, Anona. ALICE CARY, b. m, 7, by Trappean Abbio F. (Fleur de Lis Stable) Weight today 102. 71S16 Oakland 3-4 1:132 fast 23 101 10 11 11 9 SJBuxton TaylorGeorge. Pelham, Ed Lilburn. 69211 Oakland 55 f 1:073 fast 8 105 10 11 11 11 919 Buxton Seasick. M.B.Clark, nattie Carr. G9151 Oakland 3-1 1:131 fast 17 102 7 7 G 6J 481 Buxton AndrewB.Cook, TitusIL, Meada. SECOND RACE 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (299525912109.) Index Course DistTImeT'ckOdds Wt St StrFin Jockeys Best Company. PAJAROITA, ch. c, 2. by Rey del Sierras Aunt Bird (T. P. Schwartz). Weight today 106. 71S67 Oakland F C 1:091 fast 2 89 3 2 1 12 25 G Burns Native Son, Ovclando, Blondy. 71827 Oakland 5-8 l:00g fast 7-10 107 4 1 1 l4 1 R Powers Albion H., Manchester. Oriflamb. 71S0G Oakland 5-S 591 fast 5 102 3 2 2 2 25 U Powers Magazine, Gene Russell, San Gil. G7331 Oakland 1-2 49 fair 31 107 2 1 l1 2i J Powers Orena, Adena, Billy Watkins. 672S1 Oakland 1-2 491 fair 8 103 2 2 21 2'J J Powers Albia, Adena, Billy Watkins. MARIAN CASEY, b. f, 2, by Star Ruby Aura II. (S. C. Hildreth). t Weight today 103. 71SG2 Oakland 5-8 1:01 fast 12 110 6 11 15 lh Bedell Friar of Elgin. San Gil, Last Go. 7139S Belmont 51 f 1:071 fast 200 111 2 7 S 8 915 Bedell Parkview, Imitator, Ladv Corinnc. 70507 Saratoga 51 f 1:08 last 60 102 12 13 13 13 13 Brussel Kerry. Thomas Calhoun Sussex. 70171 Saratoga 51 f 1:08 fast 50 112 17 17 17 17 17 E Dugan Big Chief, Polly Watts, Bellwether. JANE : SWIFT, ch. f, 2, by Handspring Phantom Belle (R. F. Carman). Weight today 106. 71560 Jamaica 55 f 1:07? fast 3 99 8 4 3 35 5'5 G Burns TartarMaid, M.Delaney, Sunglcam. 71473 Belmont 65 f l:22g fast 5 93 3 3 3 6- 62iG Burns Wave Crest. Obert, Bridge Whist. 71437 Belmont 7-8 1:2G fast 18-5 97 4 2 2 2 2 2 G Burns Aimee C, St. Ilarlo, Holllster. 713S1 Belmont 51 f 1:06 fast 10 94 2 3 3 2l 2" G Burns TheSouire, BerryMaid, Scn.Barrett ADENA, br. f, 2, by Sidney Lucas Balanco II, (W.. Durkcr). Weight today 111. GS131 Oakland 5-S 1:015 fast 23-5 10S 2 3 3 4' 4' A Brown College Widow, Creston, Husky. 6S370 Oakland 5-S 1:02 fast 4 109 2 2 2 3l 43i A Brown Walter Miller, Follie L., Dareington GS179 Oakland 5-8 l:01i fast 51 109 4 4 4 2 15 A Brown Harvel, College Widow, Wahpo. CREATION, b. 0. 2. by Altamax Recreation (T. H. Williams). Weight today 114. 71817 Oakland F C 1:0S! fast 25 88 5 4 4 43 47 Sweet Meelick, Fleming Creston 70944 G'vesend 51 f 1:061 fast 100 100 5 10 11 11 12 Sandy Please, Magazine', Ella O'Neill. 70906 Sheeps'd CI f 1:202 good 40 105 3 G 7 7 75Sandy John. Blake, Castlewood. T.Sqnire. 70S41 Sheeps'd 3-4 1:13 fast ,30 107 1 1 5 9 10"JSandy Cresslna. J. C. Core, Fancy 'Bird. 70795 Sheeps'd 3-4 1:131 mud 30 112 C G G t! 7"iSandy Johu.Blake, Castlewood, D.Staffon! ST. AVON, br. c, 2. by St. Avonicus Kitty A. (C. Winchell). Weight today 109. G9G76 Oakland 5-S 1:01 Tast 9 106 4 4 4 4l 2s Palms Follio L.. Kismet Jr.. Heath. Scott. C9379 Oakland 5-8 1:014 fast 55 106 5 5 5 43 3 A Wright Col. Widow, Follie L,., Kismet Jr. G9307 Oakland 5-S 1:02 mud 15 112 3 2 2 2' 2i A Wright Follie L., St. Mpdan, Heather Scott DAREINGTON, b. c, 2, by Toddington Dareza (W. P. Magrane). Weight today 106. GS928 Oakland 5-S 1 :02g fast 11-10 112 S 6 41 11 F Graham Ben Stone, Sandpiper, Swede Sam. CS763 Oakland 5-8 1:01 fast G 109 5 4 4 3'1 2 F Graham ReyHiiidoo. BcTuankful. Ar.Hyman 655 Oakland -55g fast Z 1(0 (j DO Gl 53J F. Graham SaUJe II.f Key Hinaw, Be Thankful BALNADE, ch. c, 2, by Balgowan Chaminado (H. C. Ahlcrs). Weight today 114. C9103 Oakland 5-S 1:002 fast 50 91 3 5 5 31 351 G McIhlinCol. Widow. Turnaway. Kaleigli. 69027 Oakland 5-S 1:02 fast 20 112 9 9 8 S1 Sln!Kirsch'rn St. Jlodan, Snapdragon, Be-Thankful. CS953 Oakland 5-8 1:011 fast 15 112 7 4 3 33 5 W Fischer Alice F Kismet Jr., St. Avon. ALL ALONE, br. sr. 2,' by Cesarion Al Lone (D. Kelly). Weight today 111. 71639 Jamaica 51 f l:0Si fast 5 102 0 - 2 2-'. 5l Ci Notter Single Stone, Blackshccp, RccneW. 71083 G'vesend 51 l:07g slow 5 100 1 4 4 71 7"lNotter King Cobalt, The Squire, Arasce. 70S29 Sheeps'd 3-4 1:14J good 10 10S 1 2 2 2 G11 Notter Rlaltb, Ben Fleet, Blue Heron. BONHEUR, ch. f, 2, by Ingoldsby Royal Una (Keene Bros.). Weight today 10G. 67531 Oakland 1-2 502 slop 7 105 5 5 51 5 Scoville Adrian, Wilmore, Rustler. ' C715G Oakland 1-2 50 slop 13-10 109 5 3 3l 510 Scoville Wilmore, Gage Taylor, Adcr.a. 070S2 Oakland 31 f 431 mud 3 110 1 ' 1- Is Scoville Memorize, B. Brady, L. Adelaide. KOPEK, ch. c, 2, by Ducat Miss Whitemouso (Sacramento Valley Stock Farm). Weight today 102. 71S71 Oakland 5-S 1:003 fast 50 111 1 G S S Ssi Rettig Altadice, Lackfoot, Kerry. ' THIRD RACE 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (290525912109.) Index Course DistTImeT'ckOdds Wt St StrFin Jockeys Best Company. ST. FRANCIS, ch. c, 4, by Rubicon Why Not (Maplo Stablo). Weight today 113. 69678 Oakland 5 f 1:061 fast 4 112 2 2 1 l3 l3 Mentry Revolt, Combury, Phalanx. 69536 Oakland F C 1:091 fast 7 100 4 3 2 33 33 Mentry Sngarmaid, Cloudlight, Col. Jessup. 69339 Oakland 55 f 1:08 slop 4 104 5 4 4 4 3 A Wright Cloudlight, MIsty'sPrldc, Geinmell. SAN NICHOLAS, br. h. 8, by Reggy Virginia Dare (W. B. Jennings).' Weight today 10D. 601S9 Oakland 51 f 1:07 fast 7-10 112 1 2 3 3& 23 W Knapp Royal Rogue. El Dinero, Cock Sure. 59961 Oakland 1 1-4 2:031 fast 7 114 3 2 3 4 45 5 L, FountainDr. Lcggo, Red Leaf, Proper.. 5S91S Oakland 1 1 :3S5 fast 11-10 112 1 2 3 3 3 35 Radtko Bearcatcher, Princess Titanla. AUNT POLLY, ch. m. 12, by Brandvwinc Laura Keene (Reality Stable). Weight today 109. G9001 Oakland' 3-4 1:131 fast 8 102 3 3 4 41 4"! Appleby CrestonBoy, A.B.Cook, Card. Sarlo. 6SS54 Oakland 3-4 1:15 fast 15 103 2 1 1 1:1 l3 Appleby Sea Air, Follow Me, Cerro Santa. GS017 Oakland F C l:12g good 12 124 1 1 2 2'i 2 Appleby The Skipper, War Times, Fidla. SILVER STOCKING, ch. f, 3, by Cesarion Katie W. (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 105. 71901 (See Oakland chart in this paper.) 71S65 Oakland F C 1:09 fast 8 9G 2 1 1 1! 2J E Lynch Gcmmcll, Proper, Rifleman. 71S43 Oakland F C 1:091 fast 12 109 6 1 4 5l 51 A AVilliamsPrejuIcIo, F. Neugcnt, Native Son. 6S767 Oakland FCl:10ifast 8 100 1 1 1 l3 2t Boyd Gemmell, Combury, Burning Bush. GS713 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast G 104 4 1 2 31 61 C Ross F. Nengent, Combury, Mechant. SAN ALVARADO, br. c, 3, by St. Symphorien Mistletoo (Elmwood Farm). . Weight today 107. G7969 Ascot Park 5-S 1:031 fast C 110 3 2 2 If ll W Knapp Mirabel. Audubon, FalstafT. 76937 Ascot Park 5-S 1:021 fast 35 100 10 7 9 61 11 Hudlin MerrySport. Mike Jordan, Salario. C7G63 Ascot Park 3-4 1:153 fast 11-5 120 3 1 1 15 2 Kunz Uazellue, Cavatlua, Audubon. ' SAINRIDA, b. f, 3, by Sain Mcrida (Fleur do Lis Stable). Woight today 104. GS261 Oakland 3-4 1:15 fast 9-20 107 3 4 2 23 l'i E Dugan Azusa, Miss Martha. Avona. 67972 Ascot Park 1 1:441 fast S-5 90 7 1 1 1 l3 25 M Preston Gorgaiete. Croix d'Or. Madden. 67S44 Ascot Park 3-1 1:151 mud 21 95 G 4 4 3 3S5 C Ross Daruma, Silver Stocking, Lacene.. SEVENFULL, br. f, 3, by Edinborough Beatrice S. (H. Stover). Woight today 101. 63675 Oakland 5-S 1:01 fast 25 110 7 4 5 51 510 E Robins'nGemmell. Galvesfoman, Alta Spa. 65597 Oakland 5-S l:01g fast 31 112 3 11 1 In W Dugan Marlon Rose. Gemmell, Pellgroso. 63574 Oakland 5-S l:01g fast 5 107 6 4 5 5"t 43 A Brown Laura E., Peerless Lass, Banlada. FOURTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (C95S0 1:45 499.) Index Course DistTlmeTckOdda Wt St V Vz StrFin Jockeys Best Company. JANETA, br. m, 5, by Bob Miles Laurel (H. A. Cotton). Weight today 102. 71S79 Oakland 1 1-16 1:45 fast 3 98 4 G 5 6 41 1 E Lynch San Alviso, Acrobat, J. C. Clem. 71811 Oakland lm 20y 1:403 fast 31 99 2 3 4 4 41 2" E Lynch Veil, Johnny Lvons, J. O. Clem. 71S05 Oakland 1 1:39 last 1S-5 101 S S S 3 53 531 Mulcahy JackNunnally, Montgomery. Acrobat G4S63 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:471 fast 40 103 6 10 10 10 10 S"lFlnn Deutschland, Oarsman. Hallowmas. G4747 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:48 fast 25 9S 12 12 12 10 101 103iHefl"nan Anncta Lady, Druid, Edith James. CONFEDERATE, b. c, 4, by Bridgewater Winsome ECI. (W. B. Jennings). Weight today 105. 70433 Saratoga 11:39 fast 15 108 2 1 2 7 9 10 W Knapp Far West, Nealon, Crcssina. 70280 Brighton B. 1 1-4 2:04 fast 105 6 7 6 G 6s 5" Sandy Dandelion. RedLeaf, MissCrawforu". 70177 Brighton B. 1 1-8 1:52 'fast 102 7 6 7 7 5l 3 Sandy GolfBall, Running Water, RedFrlar. 6S9S9 Sheep. Bay 1 1-4 2:07 fast 100 5 7 6 6 3 24 Sandy Gallavant, Cairngorm, Philander. JOHNNY LYONS, b. c, 3, by Sain La Rella (M. J. Hayes). Weight today 102. 71577 Oakland 65 f 1:181 fast 15 100 4 7 6 51 15 J Hayes True Wing, Early Tide, Meelick. 71S41 Oakland lm 20y l:40g fast 4 97 6 4 3 3 33 33 J Hayes Veil, Janeta, J. C. Clem. 71805 Oakland 1 1:391 fast 30 99 1 2 3 2 43 43 J Hayes JackNunnally, Montgomery. Acrobat 696S1 Oakland 7-S 1:26 fast 25 100 2 2 2 2 2 Sl J Hayes Sugarmaid, Ethel Day, Mllshorn. 69G19 Oakland lm 50y 1:441 fast 20 99 5 4 5 5 5" 513 J Hayes And. B. Cook, Huerfano, M. Mayer RIFLEMAN, b. c. 3, by Pessara Fanny Rikes (R, F. Carman). Weight today 99. 71565 Oakland F C 1:09 fast 13-5 101 6 3 3 3l 47 G Burns Gemmell, Silver S'tocking. Proper. 70599 Saratoga 1 1:421 mud 6 100 2 2 2 2 35 41,JE- Dugan MainChancc, Tourenne, CoIonelJack. 70399 Saratoga 1 l:39i fast 6 113 2 4 3 4 5 5JU Lowe Dick Finnell, Acrobat, Ampedo. 703SG Saratoga 1 l:39f fast 8 97 4 3 3 2 Is 23 R Lowe Rye, Penarrls, Sir Huon. 70244 Brighton B. 1 1-16 l:46g fast 121 1 1 1 1 1J 23 W Miller DlckFInneU, Troublemaker, L. Lovat FIFTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (43530 1:511 1105.) Index Course DistTImeT'ckOdds Wt St ?4 StrFin Jockeys Best Company. LAZELL, ch. g, 5, by Lamplighter Luzelle (H. Tullctt).. Weight today 107. 71S39 Oakland 1 1-S 1:51 fast S 109 1 4 4 2 l'J 13 Keogh Nabonassar, Benvolio. Byrouerdale. 71S1S Oakland 1 1-16 1:4SJ fast 10 109 3 4 4 7 61 555 Keogh ' Kcnnit, Orchan. Nabonassar. 69030 Oakland 1 1-16 1:471 fast 60 110 7 4 7 7 7 G12iCallahan F. Flittner, SunMark, H.M'Gowan. 65532 Oakland 1 1-S 1:531 fast 25 109 2 8 9 8 6 61 Nutting Elevation, Byroncrdalc. Hi Col Cap. SAHARA, b. f, 4, by Commando Vcva (C. Bogan). Weight today 107. 71566 Oakland 1 1-16 1:48 fast 31 109 1 3 1 1 l'i 2"t C Ross The Captain, Isabelita, Redwoodll. 71S39 Oakland 1 1-S 1:54 fast 41 109 S S 7 7 63 641 R Davis Lazcll, Nabonassar, Benvolio. 71S03 Oakland lm 50y 1:431 fast 7 10S 12 12 12 12 12 10ls5Moreland Elizabeth F., Orchan, Nabonassar. G9619 Oakland lm 50y 1:44J fast 6 105 2 3 4 4 41 4" A Wright An. 1$. Cook. Huerfano, M. Mayer. 69476 Oakland 7S 1:271 fast 1S-5 105 8 5 5 6 71 S L. Wilson Lilic B., Tavora, Northwest. BENVOLIO, b. g, 7, by Bend Or Sierra Madra (W. D. Randall). Weight today 110. 71539 Oakland 1 1-S 1:54 fast 15 112 4 3 5 5 4t 31 Buxton Lazell, Nabonassar, Byronerdule. 6957S Oakland 1 1-2 2:341 fast 41 101 C 5 4 4 47 21 A Wright Avontcllus, Ding Dong II.. Harbor. 69174 Oakland 2 3:2S1 fast 21-5106 3 4 4 3 310 33 Leeds LadyFashion, Avontcllus, Lit. Joker LONE WOLF, br. g, 5, by Prince Plenty Tootio Nichols (R. R. Rice Jr.). Weight today 107. 71S7S Oakland 1 1-S 1:531 fast 35 101 4 3 1 1 1'5 33 W Kelly Miss Itillie, Mcndon. Botrou. 71540 Oakland 1 1-S 1:51? fast. 6 . 109 7 2 1 1 Is 1 W Kelly Iras, Redwood II., Botrou. 71S03 Oakland lm 50y 1:431 fast 10 107 6 10 10 10 10 713 W Kelly Elizabeth F., Orchan, Nalionassar. GS161 Oakland 1 1-16 1:473 fast 100 99 3 11 10 9 9 91B Grote Andrew Mack, Waswift, Cabin. 6S0S6 Oakland 1 1-16 1:191 good 10 101 7 8 S 8 7s 711 Groto Vlnccntio, Invader. Watchful. ISABELITA, b. m, 7, by Rel cl Santa Anita Tcodolina (J. M. Crane). Woight today 102. 71S66 Oakland 1 1-10 1:4S fast 12 101 7 G G G l3 33 Mentry The Captain, Sahara, Bedwood II. 69214 Oakland 1 1-2 2:352 fast 20 105 S 7 7 9 S Ss A Wright Little Joker. Capable. Boslpf. 690S1 Oakland 1 1-4 2:091 fast 7 103 1 4 2 3 6ll S13 W Fischer Kermit, Bonar, Bostof. NINE SPOT, b. in, 7, by Hastings Nineveh (C. C. McCaffcrty). Weight today 107. 71S7S Oakland 1 1-S 1:531 fast 6 107 1 2 3 4 6 5' G Burns Miss Billie, Mendon. Lone Wolf. 6S432 Oakland 1 5-8 2:4S1 fast 25 103 3 6 S S S8 S,DlBoreI Byronerdale, Benvolio, Adonis. 6S317 Oakland 1 1-2 2:35g fast 7-5 101 3 4 2 2 11 131 J Hunter Byronerdale, Elevation, Adonis. IRAS, b. m, 7, by Moreno Panilla (W. Durkcr). Woight today 102. 71578 Oakland 1 1-S 1:531 fast S 99 7 6 7 7 7 651 Lutz Miss Itillie, Mcndon. Lone WIL 71S40 Oakland 1 1-S 1:541 fast 20 101 9 7 7 6 4 2 Lentz Lone Wolf. Redwood II., Kotrou. 71S1S Oakland 1 1-16 1:481 fast 30 101 9 8 8 8 7 on Lcntz Kermit, Orchan, Nalxmassar. 69101 Oakland 1 5-S 2:481 fast 20 105 3 4 5 6 6 5' Sandy Talamund. Harbor, Botrou. 69033 Oakland 1 3-16 1 :591 fast 250 105 5 7 7 7 7 7" Kirsch'm Avoutellus, Mark.Mayer. Elevation. BONAR, br. g, 5, by Governor Foraker Florimoro (T. H. Stevens). Weight today 107. 71566 Oakland 1 1-lfi 1:48 fast 8 109 9 7 5 8 Bled. E Lynch The Captain. Sahara. Isabelita. 7181S Oakland 1 1-16 1:481 fast 30 109 10 9 9 9 8 7s E Lynch Kermit, Orchan, Nalmnassar. G9081 Oakland 1 1-1 2:091 fast 3 107 2 7 5 2 2nk 2! Kirsch'm Kermit. Itostor. El Prwuero. 0S954 Oakland 1 1-4 2:07g fast 12 107 10 6 6 5 5"it 5105E Lynch Mark. Mayer, Harbor, Water Cure. SERENITY, br. m, 6, by Lamplighter Serene (Sierra Nevada Stable). Weight today 107. 71S75 Oakland 1 1:102 fast 20 109 7 7 7 7 7 5' C Miller Martinmas, MissM.Bowdish, Etapu. 71S33 Oakland 1 1:411 fast 100 109 9 7 7 7 7 31 C Miller Orchan, Progress, Melar. 7182S Oakland 7-8 1:27 fast 60 110 3 10 10 10 91 91C Miller Tavora. Netting. Elizabeth F. 6S929 Oakland 11:42 fast 20 110 12 12 11 11 8 7 C Miller Sea Air, Jolly Witch, War Times. 68483 Oakland 61 f 1:201 fast 100 105 9 9 9 9 9"3C Miller Ethel Day. L. Gladstone. The Mist. QUEEN ALAMO, br. f, 4, by Oddfellow Kinda (W. M. Caine). Weight today 107. 69677 Oakland 1 1-4 2:07 fast 12 102 5 1 1 1 15 3 McClain Harbor. Netting, Ladv Fashion. 69431 Oakland 1 1-4 2:071 good 20 105 4 1 1 1 4 - 4n Borel Baron Esher, Harbor, Flauut. G933S Oakland 3-4 1:151 slop 12 110 2 2 2 23 l3 Borel Melar, Fair Chance, Annie II. HUZZAH, br. g, 8, by Hermence Completo (J. Arthur). Weight today 107. 69S94 Latonia 1 l:44g hvy 103 5 6 G G G 635 Ellenor La Vclta, Convolo, Javanese. G9S43 Latonia 1 1-16 1:46J fast 100 7 2 2 8 S S31 T Taylor Monsignor, Convolo, B. Brnmuiei. 69718 Latonia 7-S 1:30 hvy 97 G G G G G 6"iEllenor LIlIIcTurncr, Zinfandcl, Stonerllill. CLOVERLAND, b. h, 7, by Flatlands Lucky Clover (J. A. Hurray). Weight tcday 105. 6S7C6 Oakland 1 1-1 2:36g fast 20 110 4 8 5 G G1 4" A Wright Kay, Little Joker, Adonis; GSG71 Oakland 1 1-16. l:47g fast 15 110 3 1111 11 8l 7" McRae Nabonassar, Tarrigan, B.of Passage 6S391 Oakland 1 1-16 1:1S1 fast 5 112 1110 10 10 10 11" Keogh Lazell, Dewey, Invader. SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. All Ages. Allowances. (5SS95 1:12 G US.) Index Course DistTImeT'ckOdds Wt St V M ?i StrFin Jockeys Best Company. EARLY TIDE, b. c, 2, by Peep o'Day Ebb Tide (U. Z. De Arman). Weight today 91. 71877 Oakland 61 f 1:181 fast 20 SS 1 2 2 3nk 31 a Walsh JohnnyLyons. True Wing. Meelick. 68237 Oakland 5-8 1:011 fast 7-5 118 1 2 2 2h 43 W Knapp Love of Gold, Follie L., Creston. 6S0S4 Oakland 1-2 491 goodll-10 112 5 1 1J l3 W Knapp Balnade, Galmoore, Exchequer. GENE RUSSELL, ch. g, 2, by Russell Genio (S, C. Hildreth). Weight today 88. 71806 Oakland 5-S 591 fast 6 111 2 4 4 43 3i3lBedell Magazine, Pajaroita, San Gil. 710S6 G'vesend Ab3-t 1:11 slow 7-10 112 8 G 5 6 65 Bedell Uncle, Meelick, Spooner. 71020 G'vesend 51 f 1:071 fast 41 98 5 4 4 4l 48 E Dugan Magazine, Run.Account, T. Calhoun 70156 Saratoga 51 f l:06g fast 3 117 3 4 4 4& 3s W Miller Magazine, Chullta. Manhelmcr. OCEAN SHORE, b. g, 3, by Kismet Helen G. (A. F. Elliott). Weight today 104. 71567 Oakland F C 1:091 fast 13 104 G G 6 6 6"! Mentry Native Son, Pajaroita, Ovclando. 71S07 Oakland F C 1:091 fast 12 99 3 2 2 6" 7" Mentry Sir Brillar, Fireball, The Mist. 696S1 Oakland 7-8 1:26 fast 15 97 1 3 4 4 41 53 Callahan Sugarmaid. Ethel Day, JohnnyLyons 69582 Oakland 51 f 1:071 fast 17-10 97 2 2 2 2t 31 Kirsch'm Phalanx, Tavora, Purse Rose. F. NEUGENT, b. g, 3, by Salvado Miss Alice III. (Old Ned Stablo). Weight today 104. 71S77 Oakland 61 f 1:181 fast 10 103 3 3 5 S 78i Mentry JohnnyLyons. TrueWing. EarlvTide 71S43 Oakland F C 1:091 fast 16-5 109 1 3 1 23 21 Borel Prejuicio, NativeSon. RayBennctt. 65533 Oakland 3-1 1:132 fast 11-5 111 3 3 3 33 2'1 C WilliamsBlagg, Fair Fagot, Combury. G8713 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 1 111 5 4 3 23 131 F Kelly Combury, Mechant, Dominus Arvl. OVELANDO, b. c. 3. by Orlando Sister (J. S. Hawkins). Weight today 108. 71S57 Oakland F C 1:091 fast 7 107 4 5 5 5 3' Moroland Native Son. Pajaroita, Blondy. 71S13 Oakland F C 1:091 fast 6 112 8 8 8 8 8 R Davis Prejuicio, F. Neugcnt. Native Son. 71531 Latonia 7-8 1:26J fast 31 106 2 3 3 5 31 331 J Lee Deutschland. Ladv Esther, Bottles. 71412 Latonia 51 f 1:06J fast 8 95 2 2 2 2 lh E Martin Colloquy, Lens, Frontcnac. 71389 Latonia 7-8 1:27 good 4 101 3 2 2 3 3l 331 J Lee Deutschland, True Wing, Lens. FLEMING, ch. g. 3. by Rensselaer Fon Mate (R. F. Carman). Weight today 104. 71S77 Oakland 61 f 1:181 fast 9 105 6 9 10 10 10" G Burns JohnnyLyons, TrueWing, EarlyTide 71817 Oakland F C 1:081 fast 11-10 99 6 1 3 3J1 231 G Burns Meelick. Creston. Creation. 71S07 Oakland F C 1:091 fast 4 99 S G 4 51 4 G Burns Sir Brillar. Fireball, 'The Mist. 71220 Brighton 3-4 1:12 fast 7 109 8 6 5 6 551 G Burns Jack Atkln, Dreamer. Pr.Hamburg. 71140 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:09 good 15 102 2 2 2 21 23 G Burns Jacobite, Ben Ban, Veil. BRAGGART, ch. g, 2, by Boanerges Gelida (F. W. Healey). Weight today 88. 71S27 Oakland 5-S 1:001 fast 25 112 1 2 3 4k G"J.R Davis Pajaroita, Albion H., Manchester., 6S237 Oakland 5-S 1:011 fast 11-5 11G 2 1 1 lt G'l Mahon Love of Gold, Follie L., Creston. GS124 Oakland 41 f 541 fast 10 112 1 1 131 11 Borel Boas, Harvel, Adena.. JUDGE NELSON, b. c, 3, by Bassetlaw Loveknot (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 108. 7U531 Oakland I 1:391 fast 15 105 2 2 3 3 48 5'.v WilllamsAcrobat. Koalta, May L. N. 6SC95 Oakland 75 f 1:321 fast 18-5 104 7 5 5 5 5 451 A WiillamsS. Brillar, G.P. M'Near, Fred Bent. 6SG22 Oakland 61 f 1:20 fast 10 100 4 G G 51 5' A WllliamsSugarmaid. Entre Nous. Grace G. AL LINDLEY, ch. g, 3, by Bute Amours (J. Touhey). Weight today 104. 71S43 Oakland F C 1:091 fast 12 109 Left at the post. J McBride Prejuicio, F. Neugent, Native Son. 69123 Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 3-2 102 3 2 2 23 Ink R Davis Combury, Treasure Seeker, Sibari. 6STS3 Oakland C X;10-fast, 25 95 4 3,1 3S Py Cavja Optician, Jig?alaat,e, BanposaL Page 6 r Reynolds & Co. WINTER HEADQUARTERS: 402 Godchaux Bldg., New Orleans, La. ONE HORSE A DAY. Sixty-eight per cent, winners is our I record this year. Twenty dollar flat bets won $8,642 from Jan. 1 to Nov. 1. Terms for Wires: $5.00 WEEKLY Write for Further Particulars. WOOD'S TURF RATINGS 25 cents per copy, 51.50 per month. (Issued semi-weekly). Wednesday's Best Bet: Bard 52. Use NEW BOOK No. 9, OUT TODAY. Turf Reporter's Special 25 cents per copy, $1.00 per month. Wednesday's Special: 13-17-26-9-19-24-6-14-39. T. C. WOOD & CO., 312, 59 Dearborn St., Chicago. The Standard Turf Guide, Boom 212, 69 Dearborn Btreot, Chicago. Wednesday's Form Special: December Grape-47-34-14-43-45-88-86-26-35-73-45. Yesterday's Dally Wire: Byronerdale . . 3-1 2nd NATIONAL RACING REVIEW Room 37, 71 Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111. Wednesday's Special: Arizona, Mystery, Measure, Canary. $1,00 Per Month. 25 Cents Per Copy, Ten Leading American Sires TEN LEADING AMERICAN SIRES. I I Commando's splendid young representatives have j given hini the posthumous honor of leading the 1 American sire list of 1007, and the further fame j of eclipsing the $2-10,500 won by the progeny ot Ilimyar in 1893. Obviously his death was a great j blow to the American turf, as was the similar early loss of his sire, Domino. But with Peter Pan ( and Colin to carry on the lino, the loss is not with- 1 out consolation. Of the living: sires the Missouri j owned S'ain is at the head, with a close race be- i tween him and Hastings for second place in the 1 sire list of the year, Sain appearing likely to hold his advantage. Iioth have many representatives in I training'and raciug at the winter tracks, but, bar- J ring Glorifier, the best of the Sains appear to j outclass Hastings' representatives, and are more 1 likely to increase Sain's advantage over his rival 3 than to permit it to diminish. There is no pros- j pect that any other stallion can menace the post- 5 tions of Sain and Hastings. 1 Star Shoot is now fourth and with quite a good representation at Xew Orleans and in California, should increase the sum to his credit materially, but not enough, to advance him above his present position, l'.en Strome has done well enough, but owing to the lack of a money winner or two of high grade, is not so well up in the list as in other j years. With the retirement of Ballot, Voter is 1 likely to be passed by several now behind him be- fore the year closes: The tables below give ac- i curately all money won by the progeny of the ten stallions now leading their competitors down to the smallest sum and should interest students of breeding, in particular: : Commando (dead), b. h, by Domino Emma C. Horse. Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. Commida 3 5 0 0 1 4 S 25 Oasis 4 0 0 1 0 S .".0 .Slippery 3 4 1 0 0 3 325 Sahara 4 24 2 4 4 14 050 Transvaal 2 G 2 3 1 0 55,040 Punky :: 25 2 5 4 14 2,130 Superman 3 7 2 2 0 3 IS, SCO Oyama 1 S 1 2 0 5 0!)0 Tramp 3 4 1 1 2 0 930 i Peter Pan 3 S) 0 2 0 1 SG.790 Zambesi 3 0 3 1 1 4 7,280 Colin 2 12 12 0 0 0 131,007 Restigouehi! ... 2 G 1 2 O 3 S.S50 Peter Quince... 2 10 10 0 100 Celt 2 2 1 1 0 0 0,425 ; Totals 133 34 25 13 Gl ?270,345 i Sain, br. h, 13, by St. Serf The Task. Horse. Age. Sts. . 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. , Adela K 3 9 0 1 1 7 $ 175 . Blanche C. ... 3 2S 4 2 3 19 1,475 Corrigan S 20 3 3 3 17 1,250 Dargin 0 11 2 2 1 C 1,111 i Dewey S 14 2 3 2 7 S00 Doctor Logan.. 4 1 1 0 0 0 325 , Ei M. Try 2 11 5 2 0 4 3,505 Earl Rogers... 4 31 4 S 4 15 3,015 Ed Sheridan .. '5 20 2 2 5 11 SS0 Fieldwick 3 14 0 2 0 12 207 Ilersain 5 30 3 0 5 23 1,095 Irish Mike 2 23 1 5 4 13 G35 .Tim Pendergast 4 12 1 0 1 10 350 Johnnv Lvons. . 3 20 5 2 5 14 5,3S0 Eon. Fitzgihbon 3 22 2 0 0 14 050 Nealon 4 20 7 G 4 9 44.S90 Netting 5 23 2 7 1 12 S95 Otto Price 3 22 3 2 G 11 1,225 Sainesaw 2 0 1 1 1 3 0S5 Sainrida 3 12 3 3 3 3 1,1S5 Satchel S G 0 0 1 5 25 , Tin- Only Way. 5 15 0 1 0 14 50 Tony Faust ... 3 11 2 3 2 4 4.S0G . Cl'nov.i S 2 23 3 3 7 10 1,500 ; Lacy Crawford. 7 13 2 1 0 10 775 Rlunienthnl ... G G 1 0 0 5 325 Colonel l'.rady.. 2 24 3 4 2 15 1,350 Doctor Wentker (dead) 3 S 0 1 0 7 75 Our Anna 3 15 0 1 0 14 75 Tony Bonero . . 3 20 7 G 3 10 5.S15 Seym'r Beutler 2 1G 3 4 1 S 1,535 Sp. Fontana... 5 , 10 2 3 3 2 700 Edwin II. 3 23 4 4 3 12 1.4S0 Minnie (5 4 10 2 0 1 7 1.2S0 Chief Desmond. 2 22 5 4 4 9 2.04S Lotus Brandt.. 2 IS 1 2 2 13 1,200 Senator Warner 3 22 4 Ti 0 7 1,305 .Tack Atkin 3 24 7 0 4 4 10,210 Tom MeGrath. 4 10 10 2 2 2 7,270 Slier. Williams. 4 15 5 5 2 3 7,905 Tom Shaw 2 25 7 4 2 12 2,010 Miss Sain 2 S 4 1 3 0 2,125 Centre Shot ... 2 G 3 1 1 1 1,150 Deutschland ... 7 S 4 2 1 1 2,275 Totals 737 130 123 99 3S5 S117,SG7 Sain or Bannockburn. Horse. Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. (Juinn Brady .. 4 25 S 3 2 12 $ 4,425 Chief Hayes .. 4 32 S 9 4 11 7,035 Total $11,4C0 Hastings, br. h, 14, by Spendthrift Cinderella. Horse. Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. Flavigny 4 55 11 S 0 27 S 7,533 Clamor 3 14 1 2 1 10 075 Glorifier 5 8 1 0 1 21.S00 L'd of the Vale 7 21 1 2 3 15 500 Nancy 3 22 5 4 1 12 1,090 Nine Spot 7 15 4 1 3 7 1,500 Taxer 5 10 3 1 2 4 1,125 Tileing 3 IS 7 4 1 G 17,700 Last Go 2 12 0 1 1 10 75 Curriculum .... 3 14 0 4 3 7 275 Hasty Agnes ..2 0 1 3 2 3 590 Uosebloom 2 7 1 0 O 0 300 Plincipia 4 20 2 5 3 10 SG5 Malacca 3 0 2 O 0 4 1.0S0 Okenite 3 21 .". 2 3 11 S.000 Souvigny 4 0 0 1 2 3 300 Toscan 7 17 1 0 1 15 390 Diamond 5 0 0 4- 1 4 4S0 Kosemount 3 11 1 4 0 G 1,720 ' Blandy 5 17 1 2 4 10 4.GS5 Half Sovereign. 2 17 2 0 4 5 8,050 Hal 2 22 3 2 1 10 2,000 Lois Cavanagb. 2 9 0 0 3 0 250 Fair Play 2 10 3 3 2 2 10,735 Or 5 4 0 0 1 3 100 Don Enrique .. 3 25 7 3 5 10. 9.G25 Filbert 2 10 1 0 2 7 440 Camplight 2 2 O 1 0 1 CO Fond Heart ... 2 S 1 3 0 4 1,920 Anneta Lady .. 4 13 0 1 2, 10 375 Totals ." 432 CO OS CO 235 112,704 Star Shoot, ch. h, 9, by Isinglass Astrology. IIorse Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. ' Beau Brummel. 3 2S 7 3 0 0 3,775 Black Mary ... 2 27 3 7 7 - 10 3,720 Doubt 3 20 4 4 4 14 1,0S4 Lens 3 14 5 3 3 3 2,400 S. of lfnymede 3 13 3 ,1 IS 725 Winsome Ways 3 12 0 4 0 S 200 Llllle- Turner.. 3 IS 0 4 2 G 7,170 Wing Ting ... 3 20 0 4 2 8 0,070 Sen. Beckham. 2 12 13 1 7 1,125 Albert Star... 2 20 5 4 1 10 2,425 Beacon Light.. 4 11 2 3 3 3 9,705 Crack Shot ... 2 0 1 0 0 5 S00 Star Cat 3 12 2 1 1 S 1,775 , Little Boot ... 3 31 2 2 5 22 S95 Wave Crest ... 2 17 G 0 2 0 5.135 Hardshot 3 17 1 1 3 12 425 Miss Catesby.. 2 13 1 4 5 3 1,035 Nimbus 2 17 7 2 3 5 0,020 Lajeunesse ... 2 S 2 0 0 0 1.3S0 Ilollister 2 21 1 4 3 13 1.S35 La Sorella II.. 2 12 0 1 0 11 200 Stargowan 2 4 2 O 0 2 0,725 Montauk 2 II O 1 0 10 200 Doctor Mathews 2 5 1 0 0 4 300 Sudden Start.. 2 11 0 0 1 10 100 Itnc-le - 1- 7 - 1 ' 2 10,015 Kentucky Beau 3 15 1 2 3 0 3,290 Magna Stella . 3 S 0 0 1 7 100 Anoura- 2 4 2 1 0 1 1,475 Pleiad 3 9 2 0 2 5 000 Beene W 2 7 1 0 1 5 010 Polar Star ... 2 7 0 O 2 5 140 iChalfontc 4 5 O 0 1 4 100 ' Winning Star . 2 12 0 1 0 11 200 Grindstone .... 2 17 2 2 2 Jll S00 Totals 520 S3 G4 70 303 $90,444 Ben' Strome, b. h, 21, by Bend Or Strathfteet. Horse. Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. Anna ICarenlna. 3 5 0 3 1 1 $ 175 . Belle Strome... 5 2) S 5 5 11 3,010 ' Bendaga .....2 G 0 1 1 4 125 I I j 1 j j ( 1 j i 1 I J j 1 3 j 5 1 j 1 i : i ; i , . i , , . ; Burleigh ...... G G 0 0 4 2 280 1 Dele Strome ... 3 5G 5 10 12 , 29 2.S51 Fireball 5 17 5 5 1 G 2,165 r. Florentine 5 13 0 1 1 11 75 : Laura F. M.... 7 13 3 2 1 7 1,125 ( Maelstrom 3 S 0 1 1 130 ( Pasadena 5 25 7 7 3 8 7,030 Sly Ben 4 11 1 3 O 7 475 i Ben Strong ... 3 30 7 7 -4 12 2,810 Nan no 2 S 0 0 1 7 50 , Lucy Strome .. 3 5 0 0 1 4 50 1 Ccderstrome .. 5 25 2 3 5 15 4,190 ( Koseben G 14 7 4 2 1 13.S05 Tim O'Toole ..." 7 1 1 0 5 795 Divorcee 2 14 1 4 0 0 750 Lee Harrison II 3 20 7 4 3 G 2,070 , Ben Ban .. 4 24 5 5 5 0 11.075 Miss Strome . . 3 21 4 3 2 12 2,275 1 Aquiline 2 17 7 5 2 :: 3,070 Hickory G 1 1 0 4 3,700 - Camille M. ... 2 11 1 0 0 10 340 fBen Stone ... 2 1 0 1 0 0 125 Ben Fleet 2 15 4 2 3 0 10.7GS Blue Coat 5 11 1 1 2 7 G40 1 B'le of Iroquois 3 20 1 4 1 14 700 , Bensonhurst ... 7 14 2 2 1 0 S75 Kumsbaw 7 8 2 2 1 3 S05 S'ister Frances. 4 13 2 4 3 4 2,510 Big Ben 7 3 0 0 1 2 100 , Prospero 4 4 1 2 0 1 535 Brick Top 4 2 2 0 0 0 GC0 1 Totals 581 S7 03 C7 234 $S2,719 See Ben Stone. fFormerly Bendaga. , Voter, ch, h, 13, by Friar's Balsam Mavourneen. Horse. Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. Bribery 4 10 3 1 2 4 S 1,075 . Economy 3 12 2 1 3 G 1,334 , Listless 4 25 0 0 1 24 50 ' Voting 3 17 0 3 3 11 320 Vox Populi 3 12 3 2 3 4 1,905 Baliotta 4 5 0 0 1 4 25 Ballot Box 4 29 5 7 3 14 2,195 ; Suffrage 4 15 G 3 1 5 7,350 Citizen 2 G 1 0 0 5 700 Miss Schiriiding 2 7 0 1 0 G 75 Electioneer ... 3 S 1 2 1 4 2,080 Ballot 3 12 S 2 2 0 C3,5S0 Total 15S 29 22 20 S7 $ Sl,259( Golden Garter, ch. h, 19, by Bend Or Sanda. Horse. Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. Belchamber ... 3 9 2 1 2 4 S 750 Dapple Gold ..0 37 3 G G 22 1,000 Exchequer .... 2 7 0 2 1 4 575 Golden Utile ..10 S 2 0 0 G 050 Lady nildreth. 2 4 1 0 1 2 350 Lally 3 40 0 4 5 22 5,000 Merrick 4 10 G 4 1 S 2,050 Bed Garter ... 3 10 1 0 1 S 350 Budapest 3 5 0 0 1 4 25 Margie D 2 5 1 O 1 3 350 Vronskv 2 4 O 0 1 3 25 Gold. Mineral.. G 0 1 2 1 5 475 Garterknot . . . G 1 1 0 0 0 430 Profitable 7 2 0 0 1 1 25 L' Amour 3 IS 1 0 1 10 420 Jacobite 4 13 5 4 2 2 7,240 Golden Shore.. 3 19 1 3 3 12 1.G30 Golden West .. 3 30 4 G 0 20 4.000 New Garter ... 2 15 0 1 0 14 100 Charles Edward 3 11 5 3 2 1 23,040 General Haley. 4 0 1113 SS5 Jim Gaffney... 2 14 3 G 1 4 25,445 Dorasette 5 17 1 2 1 13 445 Burnett 4 3 0 0 1 2 75 Totals 312 4S 45 40 170 - $77,255 St. Andrew or Golden Garter. Gold Run 5 13 2 2 3 G 1,270 Cesarion, b. h, 15, by Faustus Cleopatra. Horse. Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. Attention 3 12 0 0 1 11 $ 25 Bonar 3 20 0 4 3 13 275 Boserrian 3 30 12 7 3 8 5,290 Jimmy II 2 7 0 1 1 5 120 Luzarion 5 1 0 1 0 0 13S .Minnie Adams. 4 10 3 1 3 3 2,300 Mollie Montrose 2 0 S O 0 1 3,710 Prince Bowliug 2 15 L 3 1 10 G49 Whisk Broom.. 2 2S 11 3 4 10 . 3.S93 Silver Stocking. 3 12 1,4 0 7 525 Lady Ermy ... 2 11 2 0 3 C 575 Fusilade 3 5 2 O 0 3 720 Ancient 2 S 3 2 0 3 2,390 Marmorean ... 3 17 2 3 5 7 1,150 Bourbon News. 4 12 2 0 1 0 725 King Cobalt ... 2 10 4 7 2 G G.025 Sewell -3 20 5 5 2 S 7,210 Troublemaker . 3 2G 3 2 7 14 3,430 Cohort 2 G 3 1 1 1 21,445 All Alone 2 11 3 0 0 S 1,990 Bob's Pet 3- 13 1 1 2 0 3S5 Aunt Hala 2 14 3 4 3 4 1,150 Colonel Rob .. 2 22 11 7 2 2 10,375 Hester .Zorra . . 2 IS 1 1 2 14 575 Miss Cesarion.. 3 10 1 4 2 12 597 Captain Fearson 3 S 0 0 1 7 .25 Totals 379 .S2 Gl 40 ISO S 75,752 Hamburg, b. h, 12, by Hanover Lady Reel. Horse. Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. Adonis 4 10 2 2 0 G .? 935 Jersey Lady ...3 13 2 3 2 G 2,995 Juggler 4 1G G 2 2 G G.9C0 Midas 4 IS 2 1 0 15 740 Pioneer 5 17 2 3 3 9 1,505 Rose of Dawn 5 5 1 2 0 2 1,770 King Cole 5 25 0 1 3 21 425 Battleaxe 4 IS 1 1 1 15 000 Frizette 2 9 4 1 3 1 9,095 Dandelion 5 15 5 5 2 3 1S.500 Dreamer 5 15 3 5 2 5 8,175 Beggar Maid.. 3 7 1 1 0 5 1,090 Adriana 2 10 1 2 2 5 2,750 Desirous 2 10 1 1 2 0 1,230 Baby Wolf 3 S 5 0 0 3 11,935 Parkview 2 3 1 0 2 O - 9(15 Littleton Maid. 3 11 1 l" 2 7 1,310 Suderman 2 S 2 2 0 4 700 Hamnieraway . 4 10 0 2 2 G 200 Totals 249 43 3S 30 02 S 72,300 Collar, b. h, 9, by St. Simon Ornament. Horse. Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. Frank Gill 3 10 5 4 4 G $ 50,121 J. C. Milam's Earnings for 1907 J. C. MILAM'S EARNINGS FOR 1907. Many publications have issued statements of J. C. Milam's winnings for the year 1007 which have been incorrect and incomplete up to and including the recent Latonia meeting. Below will be found a complete and correct list of the warnings of the Milam stable, with the number of wins, seconds and thirds and the earnings of each horse: Horse. Age. 1st. 2d. 3d. Won. Ralbert 5 7 2 3 ?2,532 Ouardi '. 3 G 5 0 2,500 R. C. Rann 2 5 3 2 2,425 Convolo 4 3 7 1 2,125 Ida May 2 G 3 4 2,113 Hazel Patch 3 3 10 2 2,075 Merrick 4 G 4 1 2,050 Shirley Rossmore 2 5 2 0 1.G50 Jim Simpson 3 4 1 2 1,250 Relle Scott 3 3 1 3 . 1,225 Lavatriua 2 2 2 2 025 Merrifield 2 2 3 1 775 Rustling Silk 4 1 4 3 717 Bess Ward 2 2 1 0 075 Hasty Agnes 2 1 3 2 500 Sir Vagrant 3 1 1 1 445 Paul Rninart 2 1 0 1 325 Lucille I) 2 1 0 0 300 Capucine ;. 2 1 0 0 300 Lintila 3 0 3 1 270 Aunt Hala 2 0 3 1 225 Hainraeraway ..." 4 0 2 2 200 Henry Boswortii 3 .0 1 1 177 Extry 2 0 2 0 150 Flarney 2 0 1 4 150 Expect-to-See 3 0 0 1 25 ' Miss Hawley 4 0 0 1 25 Condico 2 0 0 1 25 Totals (2S) 00 01 40 $20,250 Important Stake Dates IMPORTANT STAKE DATES. Grand Consolation Stakes, Washington, D.C.Nov. 23 Dixie Stakes, Washington, D. C Nov. 27 Washington Cup, Washington, D. C Nov. 23 Maximum Stakes, Washington, D. C Nov. 30 Initial Handicap, City Park, New Orleans, La Nov. 23 Thanksgiving Handicap, Oakland, Cal Not. 28 1 r. : ( ( i , 1 ( , 1 - 1 , , 1 , . , ' ; Thanksgiving Handicap City Park, New-Orleans, La Nov. 28 Test Stakes, City Park, New rleans, La... Nov. -30 Crocker Stakes, Oakland, Cal..-. Dec. 7 Cypress Handicap, City Park, 'New Orleans;. La Dec 7 Inauguration Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orlaans, La Dec. 9 Pacific Union Handicap, Oakland, Cal Dec. 14 Crescent City Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Dec. 14 Gentilly Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Dec IS Sacramento Handicap, Oakland, Cal Dec. 21 Preliminary Derby, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Dec. 21 Christmas Handicap, Oakland, Cal Dec. 23 Christmas Handicap, City Park, New Orleans, La Dec. 25 Portland Handicap, Oakland, Cal Dec. 2S Planters' Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La Dec. 2S To be run in 190S New Year Handicap, Oakland, Cal Jan. 1 New Year Handicap, City Park, New Orleans, La Jan. 1 Follansbee Handicap, Oakland, Cal Jan. 4 Cosmopolitan Hotel Hurdle, City Park, New Orleans, La Jan.. 4 Old Hickory Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Jan. 8 Andrew Selling Stakes, Oakland, CaL Jan. 11 Speed Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Jan. 11 Magnolia Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Jan. 15 LIssak Handicap, Oakland, Cal Jan. 18 Merchants' Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Jan. 18 Tulane Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La Jan. 22 Burns ifandicap, Oakland, Cal Jan. 25 King Cotton Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La Jan. 25 San Jose Handicap, Oakland, Cal Jan. 29 National Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La Jan. 29 California Oaks, Oakland. Cal Feb. 1 Heaslip Cup, City Park, New Orleans, La... Feb. 1 Premier Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Feb. 5 Palace Hotel Handicap, Oakland, Cal Feb. 8 New St. Charles Hotel Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La .Feb. 8 Mississippi Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La. ... Feb. 12 GunSt Stakes, Oakland, Cal Feb. 15 Bush Cup Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Feb. 15 Lagarde Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La Feb. 19 California Derby, Oakland, Cal Feb. 22 Martha Washington Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La Feb. 22 Yosemite Handicap, Oakland, Cal Feb. 20 Orleans Handicap, City Park, New Orleans, La Feb. 20 Waterhouse Cup, Oakland, Cal Feb. 29 Pickwick Steeplechase, City Park, New Orleans, La Feb. 29 Rex Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Mar. 3 Undine Stakes, Oakland, Cal Mar. 7 Carnival Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Or leans, La Mar. 7 Monterey Selling Stakes, Oakland, Cal Mar. 11 Thornton Stakes, Oakland, Cal Mar. 14 Crescent City Derby, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La Mar. 14 Louisiana Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La Mar. 18 Bell Stakes, Oakland, Cal Mar. 21 City Park Derby, City Park, New Orleans, La Mar. 21 Juvenile Stakes, City Park, New Orleans, La Mar. 25 Gebhard Handicap, Oakland, Cal Mar. 28 Lyric Handicap, City Park, New Orleans, La Mar. 2S Ladies' Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La April 1 Audubon Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La April 4 Rosebud Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La April 8 New Orleans City Railways Handicap, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La April 11 Racing Dates for 1907 and 1908 RACING DATES FOR 1907 AND 1908. San Antonio International Fair, San Antonio, Tex.: November 9 to November 23 (13 days). New California Jockey Club, San Francisco, Cal.: November 9 to some time In May or June (Oakland track). Washington Jockey Club, Washington, D. C: November 1G to November SO. (Benning, 13 days). THE NEW ORLEANS SEASON will embrace 121 days, sixty-one for the City Park Jockey Club at City Park, and sixty for the Crescent City Jockey Club at the Fair Grounds, the arrangement of dates being as follows: City Park November 23 to December 7. Fair Grounds December 9 to December 21. City Park December 23 to January 4. Fair Grounds January G to January 18. City Park January 20 to February 1. Fair Grounds February 3 to February 15. City Park February 17 to February 29. Fair Grounds March 2 to March 14. City Park March 16 to March 2S. Fair Grounds March 30 to April 11. Jockeys Handicapped JOCKEYS HANDICAPPED. Dally Racing Form will publish from time to time a table of the rating of the jockeys riding on American tracks, based on their performances in the saddle. The best riders will be given the uniform rating of 100, and from that point the others will be graded down according to their estimated relative skill. For a difference of five points between the jockeys, three points change in the handicap figures assigned the horses in any race must be made. Only riders frequently in the saddle will be given a place in the table. The following is the present rating: Alarie SO Klenck' 80 Alex, H SO Knaack 7a Allen, W S3 Knapp, W 100 Amidon 75 Knopf ' 80 Anderson, H SO Koerner, C 100 Andress, W '75 Koerner, T 75 Appleby 75 Kunz Sa Archibald, A 75 Lang Jo Armstrong, D 75 Lawrence Sa Ashenden 75 Lee, A 75 Aubuchon 05 Lee, J 95 Bailey, L 75 Leeds 7o Baker, C 75 Liebert 85 Baker, J SO Leihe 75 Barnett. J 80 Lcnahan . 75 Battlste, F SO Lenderwig 75 Beckmah 85 Lloyd " 90 Bedell 85 Loague SO Benson 75 Locke 75- Bergen, J 75 Lowe, R 85 Berry 75 Lutz 75 Bilac 85 Lycurgus 85 Blair, M 75 Lynch, E 85 Blumenthal 75 Mabey 75 Boadwee SO Mahon 75 Boiesen SO Malln, J SO Boland, D 90 Manders 85 Booker, A. W. ..... 90 Marshall 73 Booker, C SO Marsters 75 Boref SO Martin, A 65 Boyd 75 Martin, E SO Boyling 75 Martin. J 100 Brady, C 7a McBrlde, J S5 Brandt SO McCabe 75 Brooks 75 McCahey 80 Brown. A 90 McCarthy, D S5 Brussel 85 McClain SO Buchanan, W 90 McDaniel, R 95 Bullman 95 McFadden 75 Burns, G 85 McGee, W S5 Burns, W 75 Mclntyre, J i 85 Burton, B. SO Mclntyre, W 90 Burton, F. SO McNamara 75 Butler, J 80 McLaughlin, G. .... 75 Butwell SO McLaughlin, J. ..... 85 Buxton 80 McMahon 75 Callahan 80 McRae 80 Callus SO Medlicott .......... 75 Carroll, Jas? 80 Mentry SO Carroll, John 75 Mercado 75 Carter, T. B 75 Mewes 75 Cashln 75 Miller, C SO Cavanagb 75 Miller, W 100 Chandler, 0 75 Milliano 75 Chandler, T 75 Minder 00 Charhoneau 75 Mitchell ,. 85s Cherry 85 Moesel 80 Christian 75 Moran 75 Christie 75 Morcland 90 Clare 75 Morgan, A 75 Clark. J 75 Morlarity S5 Clark, T 90 Moore, R .-. 75 Clausen SO Morris, C 85 Clifford 75 Mountain 100 Cline 75 Mulcahy ..." 80 Coane 75 MuIIer 75 Conley, Jess SO Murphy, J. SO Conley, John S5 Murphy, M 75 Conlln. J 75 Musgrave 85 Connelly, J 75 Narvaez 75 Conway, J 75 Neal 75 Cook, 0 75 Neubert 75 Crimralns S5 Nichols, G 75 Cullen 75 Nichols, L 75 Dale, J SO Nicol 100 Daly, J 85 Noone 80 Daussat 75 Notter 90 Davenport 75 Nutting 95 Davis, B SO O'Brien, E 75 Davis, R SO O'Brien, J SO Dean, T 80 O'Dounell 75 Dearborn SO Onley 75 Delaby 90 Oregar 85 Delmater 75 Ott. W SO Dennison, J 75 Palmer 75 Diggins ..' 85 Palms 75 Dorsey 75 Pendergast 75 Dowe 75 Perrett, F SO Downing 75 Perrine 75 Doyle, W 80 Pickens 85 Drolette 75 Pickett 75 Dubei 75 Pieratt SO Dugan, E 95 Pohanka 80 Dugan. W 95 Post 75 Duggan, J 75 Powell 75 Earnshaw SO Powers, J 80 Ellenor SO Powers, R SO Englander 00 Powers, V S5 Fair SO Preston. M 90 Fairbrother 80 Prior, F 75 Farrow SO Quarrington 80 Fclcht '85 Queen 75 Ferris, J 75 Radtke 100 Finch 75 Raynor 80 Finn 85 Reidel 75 Finnegan 75 Reilly, A 75 Fischer, W S5 Rettig 80 Fisher, C SO Rice, E 80 Flannery 75 Rice, T 75 Fogarty 75 Riddle 75 Foley, J 85 Riley, C. 80 Ford 75 Riley, D SO Foy 80 Riley, W SO Fountain, L S5 Roberts ". 80 Francis 75 Robinson, A SO Frasch, J SO Robinson, E 05 Frazer 75 Roe 75 Fry 75 Rollerl 75 Fuerst 75 Rollin 75 Gallndo 75 Rosen 75 Gargan SO Ross, C 85 Garner 100 Rowan 75 Gaugel SO Runhatn 75 Gilbert 75 Russell. J 75 Glasner 75 Ryan, F. 75 Glos 75 Ryan, J 75 Goedike 75 Sandy 90 Goldstein 00 Schade SO Goodchild SO Schaller, J 80 Gordon, 75 Schleslnger SO Gere 75 Scott. L 75 Graham, H 75 Scoville 85 Grand, C S5 Seder S5 Griffith SO Shea, J 75 Griswold 75 Sheridan 75 Gross, C SO Shilling, C. H 90 Grote SO Shreve SO Gullett 75 Simmons 75 Hagan SO Singleton SO Hawkins 75 Skirvin 80 Hazzard 75 Slemmons 75 Harty 80 Smith, H SO Hatchett 75 Smith, Henry SO nayes, E 75 Smith, J S" Hayes, J SO Smith, L 00 Heaphy 75 Smith, W 75 Heatherton SO Spargur 75 Heidel SO Sperry 75 Helgesen S5 Steele, T 75 Hcnnessy, James.... 90 Stille SO Hennessy, John SO Stuart, H 75 Henry SO Sullivan, C. F 75 nerbert SO Sullivan, T. 80 Herman 75 Sumter- SO Hicks, J SO Swain, G 00 Hicks. James SO Swain, F SO Hlldebrand, F SO Talbert 80 Hogg, James SO Taylor, J 75 Hogg, Joseph 85 Taylor, T SO Holmes, R 75 Thurston- 75 Hoppe 75 Troxler 90 norner 85 Trueman 80 Howard 75 Upton SO' nudlin SO Vancleave 75 Huestis 75 Van Dusen SO Hueston 75 Vanderbout SO nunter, J 85 Walker, W. R SO Hurley 75 Walsh, A SO. Hyams 75 Walsh, E S5 Hyland 75 Walsh, J. J 75 Imes, R 75 Walsh, T. 75 Jackson, Harvey.... SO Walsh, W SO Jackson, L. A 80 Warren 80 James 75 Watkins 75 Jarrett SO Watts, R 75 Jegon 75 Weeks 75 Johanesson SO Weinhold 75 Johnson, J S5 Welch, R 75 Johnson, M 75 Whlteman 75 Johnson, S 75 Wiley S5 Johnson, W 75 Williams, A SO Ke'ating SO Williams, C SO Kelly, C 80 Williams, T 75 Kelly, F. .... SO Wllmot 75 Kelly, J SO Wilson, F SO Kelly, P 75 Wilson, R 75 Kelly, W SO Wishard SO Kent 85 Wolff 75 Keogh Sa Wood, M. B 75 Keppler 75 Wright, A SO Kermath SO Wright, J 75 Keyes. F SO Yorke 75 Kirschbaum S5 Young, A SO Klein 75 Ziegler 75

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