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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, January 2, 1908

Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, January 2, 1908 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1908 drf1908010201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, January 2, 1908 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1908 $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] THE PRICE OF DAILY RACING FORM IS FIVE CENTS EVERYWHERE. DO NOT PAY MORE. California is no exception. The accounts of dealers who charge more will be closed. » a VOL. XTV. NO. 2. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1908. PRICE 5 CENTS Chapultepec Cantering: Takes the New Year Handicap without Being Extended CHA1TLTEPEC CANTERING. TAKES THE NEW YEAR HANDICAP WITHOUT BEING EXTENDED. A Little Rider Severely Injured — Ray Thompson Sprints Fast — Great Crowd at City Park. New Orleans. La.. January 1. — An accident which will probably terminate fatally for ('. Baker. ■ little colored rider under contract to Thomas Kilcy. came J 1 1 the fifth race and marred what otherwise would have been considered a good day's snort. Baker had the mount on Harting, and the horse stumbled just as the harrier went up and threw him heavily. He was carried from the track unconscious and taken to a local hospital. At si late hour ;onight the attending physicians stated that he wa-siinVriug from concussion of the brain, and grnv* hill are entertained for his recovery. The prospect that Chapnltepee would be sent afte: the stakes in the New Year Handicap, which lea tared the card, held down the nnmlier of starters, and the seven that raced against Chapnltepec might just as well have remained in their stables for all lhe chance they had of healing out He Mund's flashy looking half-brother for first money. C'ha puitepec dashed into a long lead at ouce, although under restraint, and won as his rider pleased from SI llario. Woodlane tinder a sharp drive takinu i ne siiori i omini oi tin- stakes fiom Dew of ba .\n. The tabulated history of the New Year Handicap is as follows: # Year. Winner. A. Wt. Jockey. Val. Time. MM liar. Stei hens.4 Ml Jas. He;i'sy.$l.:is5 2:371 l!io7 Not run this year. ISM rhapultepec 120 R. M.-Dan'l 1.250 l:40f Kor three-year-olds and upward at 1 1-2 miles in IMC The interest of the spectators today was chiefly centered in the opening race, in which an even dozen baby racers made their debut. Irfaneh, a :;... id-looking miss by Mesmerist — La Cheviot, and ridden hy Nieol, was the luckiest in getting IM) from the post and led the others to the finish. Holy Mass. also lucky at t lie start, was the winner's closest pursuer throughout and held second place safe. Arhmette. which had been showing speed in preliminary trials, acted green at the barrier and suffered from being humped into at the si art. but was good enough to take third placi from K. Corrigan's Anne McGee. Gala, m accounl of her looks and fast trials, was extensively backed. I. 'ii suffered from being crowded at the start and f. II in the first fifty yards. Uke the preceding races of this character, then was (he usual display of lack of espettaMC on tin pari :if tlit- several starters, and no true line as ti I heir racing qualities can be based on their showing this afternoon. At that the winner impressed close observers as being a filly likely to develop iiii" a useful racer, much altove the average. In the sprint handicap at six furlongs. Ray Thompson showed a sterling performance by *win-t ing from a good band of short distance racers In t.is; time. Cooney K. was the runner-up through our. Alter cutting up in his usual fractions way. Ace High got away fully in' his stride and, forcing a -tiff pace for three-quarters to race down Lancastrian, had enough speed in reserve to outstay Orly. Al Muller showed that he is probably going hat-k. when he was forced to stand a hard drive to win the second race from Line Lee. Hollow, which was making his first start here, showed a lack of preparation by tiring fast after going a half. Beau Bruinmcl, at a ridiculously false price, had things his own way aud won the closing raee as his I ider pleased. Today's attendance exr ceded former New Year's day crowds here and the thirty-two layers did a big business. Jockey Nicol's victory on Irfaneh marked his third successive one on initial baby racers. Last yen- In piloted Whisk Broom In the first race for two year-olds and the preceding year he won on l'.ilesiied. II. (\ Riddle, who is the trainer of Irfaneh. also trailed Whisk Broom last year. Irfaneh is owned by John Whiilaw. a blacksmith employed by It. Bauer. Irfaneh was his first starter on any track. It now transput | Uiat jockey A. I'.ig t sustained a fru-ture of his arm close to his right shoulder in falling from Tenuis when going to the post yi stirday. Jesse Lewisohn is expected here next Saturday and will remain for some time. Jockey F. Gloss was suspended yesterday for four days by the starter for disobedience at the |Mlst. over fitty two year-olds are being schooled daily at the barrier at the Fair Grounds track. At line time there were twcnlj seven lined up at once receiving their lessons. Tin- rule prohibiting only twelve starters in jumping races is causing the secretary to throw out many entries. There were twenty-one entered for tomorrow's race. There were no new developments today In the Pasadena case. ^Kercheval, owned by R. ('. Brien. arrived here yesterday from Nashville, as also did his owner. , , Glenecho Wins the Feature Race: Good Beginning for Hildreth-Jockey Dennison Badly Injured-Record Crowd GLENECHO WINS THE FEATURE RACE. Good Beginning for Hildreth — Jockey Den-nison Badly Injured — Record Crowd. Los Angeles. Cal.. January 1. — The record for i.ig atteiidanee it southern California tracks was broken today when a crowd estimated at betweei: ll.ooo anil 12.000 visited Santa Anita Park. The big withering can easily lie accounted for by tin fact that the tournament of roses and parade h. I'asaih na closed at noon and many of its speeta tors ran om r to "lead the holiday afternoon a! Santa Anita Park. The fi stare race of the day. the Rose Selling Stakes, was taken by Gleiiecho, a n.nk outsider ii the betting. He was thought to have little chanei ! y owner F. I. • 'hinn and his friends, ten surprised lliei.i 1 .\ dashing Into the lead when the barriei went up and remaining there to the end, winning with comparative ease. The racing was marred by what may prove to he i very serious accident to jockey Denuison. Siimnie.-Cloud, on which lie had the mount, crossed his legs it the start in the third race and threw him heavily, breaking his left arm. The hoy i still unconscious ind his injuries may prove fatal. The entry ol Summer Cloud will be rei'ust 1 hereafter. The draw-in today consisted of nineteen hooks. Sam Hildreth was successful la winning a purse .vith the first horse he sent to the post here. Valjeau winning the first youngster race of Hie year with eoii'parative ease. Griffin's Good Two-Year-Olds GRIFFIN'S GOOD TWO-YEAR-OLDS. II. T. Griffin's eastern division of his stable of aiv-s • oiixi^is e." K.'.r! G. Sod 1'-. yulii -. ..":' ;i different sires. Mr. Griffin's brother. W. K. Griffin. lias charge of the stable at Belmont Park. The yearlings are a fine collection, and while none brought fancy prices at the sales they display all the ear-marks of runners, aDd It is evident Tommy Griffin still retains the judgment of a thor-)ugh horseman. The largest is a chestnut colt by King William Il-^-Vivette. by Sir Modred. He is a half-brother to Loupy. a winner in l!J0t . His sire. King William ii.. is a full-brother to the grand stake winner. Kingston. While he is a colt of great size he is a Jiapely fellow, deep through the heart, well coupled ind with a good substantial set of legs and feet. Blues is the sire of a bay filly out of Lady Ballard, by Ballard. This filly is a half-sister to five ivinners, the most prominent of which was Kingdon. hy Kingston. Kingdon was a colt of good class, winning the Double Kvent. Expectation, Undergraduate and several other important events. She is a lengthy filly, and although her sire was a light barreled horse she does not resemble him in this respect, and probably gets her stamina from her dam. whose produce were of the compact order. A, brown filly by Alloway — One Moment, by Pkata of Penzance, has more size than the Lady Ballard filly. Her trials were very satisfactory, especially in the mud. She comes from a good family and if she trains on should prove a serviceable filly. Black Lily is tlte dam of a black filly by Wools-thorpe. This is a neat, racy miss, and looks a deal like her granddam. Lily of the West, who was a high-class performer on the western race courses some years ago. She is well turned, having a fine oblique shoulder, shapely quarters and good under pinning. She was well tried and showed her heels to many of the yearlings Mr. Griffin shipped to the coast. A bay filly by St. Maxim — Sweet Anna Page, by The Bard, is rather small, but is a taking type filly, and. being a good doer, will probably thrive and spread out during the winter months. In her trials she gave much promise and is a filly of line action. Crack Jockey Signs for America CRACK JOCKEY SIGNS FOR AMERICA. London. January I. — The famous steeplechase jockey. Ernest Piggott, who has been riding with conspicuous success recently in France, has abandoned his intention of returning to England, at any rate fi.r the present, having concluded arrangements to ride next year for Mr. Pfizer, an American gen tlenian. who was Col. B. Neville's racing partner in 1333 in Herculoid, Dick Roberts. Welbourne and ■ChCf horses and iu whose favor he refused several flattering offers from, among others. Davis' stalde, M. Gaston-Dryfus and Mdme. Clement Proeurour. Piggott has ridden upwards of fifty winners and in the existing dearth of capable horsemen at home, doubtless many owners here will regret his change of from. Expert English Jumping Riders , , EXPERT ENGLISH JUMPING RIDERS. The three leading steeplechase and hurdle riders of England up to December 14. 1907. are J. O'Brien, K. Mason land P. Cowley. Their records are: Jockeys. Mts. Won. Lost. J. O'Brien 200 52 14X F. Mason 179 50 129 P. Cowley 195 40 149 O'Brien rides for the Maher anil Mnson for the Hartigan Stable, both Irish, and the leading establishment of the illegitimate season, so-called, which fills out tiie winter months of English racing. Recently the pair hooked up in a dead heat at Folke stone. In the south of England, on Garrow Hill and B. M. The English racing sharps declare that the riding was superb and worthy of such masters, jockeys aud finishers as Maher, Watts or lUggs. Gov. Hughes is Hostile to Racing: Recommends Repeal of Percy-Gray Law to New York Legislature GOV. HUGHES IS HOSTILE TO RACING. Recommends Repeal of Percy-Gray Law to New York Legislature. New York, January 1. — Governor Hughes' message to the legislature today altacks racing and asks the legislature lo take action for the repeal of the Percy -Gray law. He quotes Article 1. Section 9 of the constitution as amended in 1MI5, j roviding against bookmaklng, seals and lotteries and says that the legislature passed a law the same year permitting liookniaking it authorized tracks where no record of bets was kept. He also quotes a decision of Judge Cullen, technically upholding the law ami then goes on as follows: "A different question, however, is presented to the legislature in the exercise of its discretion ami that is the question of legislative policy and of a substantial, ami not a mere technical compliance with the explicit constitutional provision. The constitution makes it the duty of the legislature to enaet appropriate laws to prevent |mmi1 selling. Iiookiiir.kiiig and other kinds of gambling. Ex-lerieinc lias shown that the laws enacted have not iccomplislied the purpose which the constitution defines. ''The evils and demoralizing influences, and. It may be added, the economic waste at which the coiistiintiou aimed, exists under the law and. iu fact, are stimulated and increased through its provisions. The discrimination in penalties now existing rests on no distinction that is justified to the popular mind. Public sentiment is against such arbitrary distinctions, with the result that the laws against gambling outside of raee tracks have been «i"ti. il .• .',d thy administration of the law has he« n brought into contempt. "The constitution makes no exception of race tracks. I recommend that the legislature carry out the clear direction of the people without discrimination. In connection with the repeal of the existing exception, I recommend that the offences described in section 351 of the penal code should be punished by imprisonment, and that the alternative of fines should be abolished. "The racing law provides for a tax of five per cent upon the gross receipts at trotting and running race meetings, which, under the agricultural law. becomes part of a fund for distribution each year among various agricultural societies in pre-seribed proportions. In order that there may be no diminution of the support upon which these societies largely rely, appropriations may be made for their benefit to the extent necessary to secure to them amounts sul stantially equivalent to the sums they heretofore have received. It is better that they should be supported dicectly than that the state should derive a revenue for this purpose through an indefensible partiality in the enforcement of the fundamental law." This probably will bring np again the bill that was in the house last season, but did not get out. Some turfmen of influence regard this action of the governor as a serious matter and well calculated to break up the sport. Thoy regret that the governor has placed himself on the side of the "Aliens." the "Nigger Mikes" arid riffraff poolroom people, who are jubilant over his message, and with li4s en I ire disregard of the breeding interests and property values represented by the thoroughbred horse throughout the entire country. Other horsemen pooh-pooh the proposition and refuse to consider it as at all dangerous to the sport. One said: "It is not likely that W. K. Vanderbilt would be spending $130,000 this winter improving and beautifying Sheepshead Bay unless he felt pretty sure of where he stood." and there you are. Orby Out of All His Races ORBY OUT OF ALL HIS RACES. London. January 1.— Richard Croker's Onne — Rhoda B. four-year old, Orby, the Epsom Derby winner of 1907, has been struck out of all engagements in England. He did not have many and no good reason is given for the declarations out of those stakes in which he was entered. That the son of Orme is practically sound fofracing purposes. and there would be no doubt of his standing another preparation if only he were in England, but no Irishman claims that so far as training goes a horse lias aeytliing like the same chance in Ireland as in England, and instead of thinking that Wool Winder was unlucky to be beaten for the Derby, it is wondering what manner of horse Orby must be who could go over from Ireland to win it. Certainly none has seen anything like the best of him, though it may be that a mile and a quarter is his liest distance. Mr. Croker will make a colossal blunder if he retires this colt to the stud at four years old, for a Derby victory is not a sufficient demonstration of his real merit, and as he can be "trained next year, if on suitable ground, there seems to be every reason why he should be given a chance to show what he can do when at his best. A match between Orby and Wind Winder is even being proposed, without much chance, however, of one being mad". $300 a Year for a Race Track $300 A YEAR FOR A RACE TRACK. The modest way . In which some race tracks are operated in Great Britain Is Illustrated by the recent lease of the Lanark, Scotland, course for fifty years at $:: )0 per annum. Upon the ground, however, a new course Is to be laid out and new stands and offices erected. Lanark gets two days' raci ^j, usually in October, during the legitimate season. Arimo Begins Year Well: Wins a Rich Stake at Oakland in Runaway Fashion ARIMO BEGINS YEAR WELT, i , WINS A RICH STAKE AT OAKLAND IN RUNAWAY FASHION. Lee Rose Captures the Race for Two-Year-Olds — Gemn. ell's Impressive Performance — Miller Rides Poorly. Oakland. Cal., January 1.— Again did a horse triumph in a big stake at Oakland which had received his preparation at Arcadia, and had been sent hero from the south especially to parti-jpate in its running. This time It was Aiimo from R. F. Carman's racing establishment, now wintering in the south. The skillfully manipulated Spnvkels-bred horse had been defeated so regularly of late by inferior horses, with the one exception of his last race, in which be beat only moderate opponents, that the local handieapper had been beguiled into tossing the gigantic four year old into the Christmas Handicap with the feather impost of '.Oil pounds. The rest was easy. Carman sent a big commission and his commissioners never stopped bet-ting. The knowledge was general tiiat the owner contemplated a huge plunge and the ring very promptly installed Arlmo a favorite at 2 to 1 in a field of ten. including the best brand of handicap performers in local training. In the actual race the result was never in doubt. Burns urged his mount into the '.' - ' W!tlH."lt ili-'-iy ~. | .,• .... ;.• .,. . ..• _.. i heart-breaking pace that at the end of six furlongs those liehind him were hopelessly leg weary. This left the favorite to come home alone. Trainer Blute had made no pretense of keeping his horse under cover, but told everybody within reach and under circumstances of the widest publicity. Arimo's success probably brought more 'financial benefit to the race going public than any previous winning coup of this winter. The condensed history of the New Year Handicap is as follows: Year. Winner. A. Wt. Jockey. Val. Time. IM Advee Guard. 4 IIS O'Connor ..$1.540 1:521 1902 Autolight 4 IM O'Connor .. 1.540 1 •.-,::" 1303*OoRtau 4 117 Ranch 2.160 1:57V 1904 Proper 4 12:1 J. Martin.. 2.770 1:321 19U5 Claude 5 133 W. Daly ..2.210 1:5*4 1'ilic Proper • 122 W. Knapp.. 2.470 1:54 1907 Proper 7 119 A. Brown .. 2.310 1:661 BM Acton 4 KM) G. Burns. . 2.338 1 :93j •Statues 1 mile and 100 yards this year. Aside from the big stake fixture, the card was good and In one respect uniquely interesting. This was due to the first appearance under colors of the two-year-olds of I90S. A big field of eleven Hue looking juveniles paraded for this race. Thomas II. Williams was represented by a grand looking chestnut colt by Fatherless— Aurie. The biggest upset of the afternoon came with his defeat. A more precocious opponent, in Lee Rose, took his measure and the race by a half dozen lengths, but this running will surely be reversed when they mcr again. Miller's efforts were beneath the level of a stable lad in skill. The public hacked Blameless heavily and hissed the champion jockey for his in ferior saddle work. In Geminoll. winner of the closing rice, was revealed a nearly high-class four year old. The time, 1:28* for the difficult seven furlongs journey, was extraordinarily fast. The weather was perfect, the only drawback being the very muddy track. Eighteen thousand was the estimated attendance and forty-one books attended to the wants of the speculatively inclined. Tanforan Track Reopened TANFORAN TRACK REOPENED. San Francisco. January 1.— The officials of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club have met the well founded complaints about the difficulty of properly fitting horses during the had weather, and have put the Tanforan track in first-class shape for the accomodation of horsemen who may wish to take advantage of it in getting their horses ready for their engagements. Training is possible at all times at Tanforan, regardless of weather conditions, as the sandy main track never becomes bad. and in addition there is a sod training track. There Is plenty of good stabling in and around the Tanforan track and owners are much pleased with the arrangement. December and Annual Form Books DECEMBER AND ANNUAL FORM BOOKS Monthly Racing Form, containing charts of all races run on recogniz 1 tra ks in the United States and Canada during the month which closed Tuesday, together with the results of all the Important minor meetings, will be on sale at Daily Racing Form office today at noon. Pi ice $1. The index to the monthly covers the /ear. Annual Racing Form will be ready for delivery by Monday next. It Is in one or two volumes, superbly bound in flexible or stiff leather. Price $20. Boas Was a $100 Yearling BOAS WAS A $100 YEARLING. The Keene Bros." more than useful colt. Boas, was a bargain yea ling. Jack Keene having bought the son of Royal Flush. 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Exchange Place. John Coiiiff. St. Charles Hotel News stand. SAX FRANCISCO. GAL.: Foster & Orear. Market Street Ferry Newa-stand. i Johnson News Co.. 1451 Fillmore Street. LoriSVlLLE. KY.: Cbaa. T. Dearing, 356 Fourth Avenue. I PITTSBURG, PA.: Hotel Newell Newsstand. KANSAS CITY. MO.: Ricksecker Cigar and News Company, Ninth and ' Walnut Streets. DAYTON. OHIO: Algonquin Hotel News-stand. CLEVELAND, OHIO: N. IKxier. MS Bond Street. BI'TTB, MONT : — Kcete Bros.. I'ost Office News-stand. DENVER. COLO.: Kendrick Book Co., 900-912 Seventeenth Street. HAMILTON. ONT.: Louis Birk. Newsdealer. .'•! (Arthur News Agency. Thomas French, 90 James Street, North. HOP SPRINGS. ARK.: II. C Weaver &■ Co., opp. Arlington Hotel. T. E. Wva't. 71f. Central Avenue. '■ ! CHICAGO. ILLINOIS, JANUARY 2. 1908. Telegraphic Form TELEGRAPHIC FORM. The horses which seem best in Thursday's races are: City Park New Orleans. La.. January 1. I— Vidian Boy, Rosebarg II. . Maritza. - Bui tknian, Aules, CreoUn. -"• — Variety, Leriaaer, Tea Leaf. 4 — First Premium. The Bear. Momentum. v Juggli r, Halberd, QU Honesty. 1 fnaa Day. Design, lavaaeei . J. L. Dcmpsey. Santa Anita Pack— Lee Angeles. Cal., January 1. ! Ma.\ Sutton. Round and Round. Yclina C. 2 -Walsh entry, Bom f|arra. Achieve. ."• Ed Ball. Taylor George, Chippewa. I Giovanni Bahrio, Dr. Crook. Ba/.il. •"•Aunt Polly. Interlude. Airs. i; -Bogma, Li Prbwero, Big Bow. E. F. O'Mallcy. Oakland— Oakland. OaL, Taaiiau L l rraaamute, Botoman, Netting. - M rvel P., Belle Kinney. Tawasentha. 1 a ee, Sea nit . Qj |isy Lass. I Ml a. FoUetta, Banposal. 5 Captain Hale, Huerfano. Meada. 0 Bsnlouia, San Oil. lland-n ie down. H. Forsland. Mountain to Take a Rest MOUNTAIN TO TAKE A REST. \ .' Olleaas, La.. January 1. —Jockey Ocatge Mountain announced late tonight that he would ■top ruling here for the remainder of the season am! retara to Chicago on Saturday n'ght. "I ha\e !!••; Ueiii in my beat from lately am! so have decided to ipiit aad rest for a while.'" said Mountain. "The iiiticiMu i have beea subjected to rcnalli li - alaa beea discouraging to me. I'erhaps with a raat of several weeks I will regain my best form and resume riding. My hasty decision to cease riding will prehahtf caawe talk to the effect that I was i ..Id by the judges here to quit, but this i not so. I ,-:!ii Mopping of my own accord, feeling sat-lanVed thai I am in need of a rest " Gossip of the English Turf: Rhodora's Engagements This Year-Croker's Growing Estate-Colonel Walker Injured GOSSIP OF THE ENGLISH TURF. Rhodora's Engagements this Year — Croker's Growing Estate — Colonel Walker Injured. BhadWa, Mi. Croker's inat tilly. has been en- . ii; the Due Thousand Guiin as ai Newmarket: ,*i" , *» Ilai.iwi.-ko Stakes at Ascot: The Oaks at . $10,000 SI. George Stakes and $10,000 At- s ski s at Liverpool Inning tiie English racing seanae of tMI John Reiff n Ie only six races in England, winning the Epsom Derby and Chester i in. and lmi-hing second in sne ■•;■ the primipai haadicapa. i . - regafau IS lag season begins at Lincoln Mare„ 23, which is aiieost identical with tiie open-in.- lii-ii in Aineiba at Beutiing. The Derby is ran c i Jaae 3 at Kpsi.m. Fug! tad's December weather was so bad that several of the Steeplechase meetings of the south were abiinio.it !. notably those at Windsor and UngaV Id. .-. l.j.ii came Willi a flash as a sire last year, with S; eannint . Giagai. foresight. Ramroit. Yeiiov,- Peril, blaaeosa, Uatapall aad Barter, baa departed, leasing his BUntle With his son. Spearmint, mo begin* stud life next year. 'J hat tee staler. Miutagou. which woe the Ccsare- | | ' ' ; i , i I ' Mtth by lialf a dozen lengths in 190C. has been sent to the stud. The half-brother to St. Maclou (a good horse, which cost the Germans $S0.OO0). is a beautifully bred, quiet, good-tempered chestnut horse, standing 10.1 . A good chance will he afforded him at Oohbam Stud, for a number of approved dams of winners will lie taken free. He will make a splendid mate for mares of Galopin descent. Dead heats in hurdle races are not frequent, but that in the three-y ear-old selling hurdle race at riumptou a few days ago was the second in two days. The following are the dates fixed next year for the principal international races in France in 1908: Sunday. June 7 — Grand Steeplechase at Auteuil: Wednesday. June 10 — Grand Hurdle Race at Auteuil; Sunday. June 14 — Grand I'rix de Paris; Sunday, October 4 — Prix du Conseil Municipal; Sunday, June 16 — Grand Prix de Deauville. Mr. Richard Croker's Irish estate, Glencairn. is situated ahestt six miles from Dublin in a very delightful neighborhood, and immediately adjoins the jAHipardstown race course. By making additions to his landed possessions. Mr. Croker's farm cannot now be far short of 500 acres, his latest acquisition iK'ing aliout 100 acres, which are to be added to the stud farm. Ormonde was never defeated on a race course. He ran sixteen times and won $142,325 in stakes'. Little Wonder, which won the Derby in 1840, was the smallest animal to win the race, being only fourteen hands three and one-half inches. In summarizing the successful sires of the present season. Warren Hill, the excellent critic of Che Sporting Life, writes: "As matters stand. Persimmon, with Royal Dream. Mountain Apple, Perrier, Royal Realm, Rushcutter, Sea King. Your Majesty, Pearl of the bach, Persuasion. Burseough and others that ought to have won in the past season, looks like going to the head of the poll. "Next I am inclined to place Gallinule. with White Eagle. All Black. Little Goose, Miranda, French Partridge, and all Mr. Gilpin's several other practical dark ones, such as Nelson, Rodney, etc., that are sure to win races. "St. Frusquin I take rlext, with Leshia, Rhodora, St. Cyril. Frugality, Dusty Miller. St. Ollalia, etc Desmond must come next with The White Knight, Sir Archibald. . x^and League, Nairobi, Dripsey, Damage, etc. "Between Isinglass, Cylleno. Martagon and Orme it is difficult to decide, and possibly in another letter I may find some down amongst the ranks that will rise above them. Anyway, all the above are beyond the reach of ordinary breeders, and my search for ctining sires must be amongst the rest." Colonel W. Hall Walker got a heavy fall while riding with the Cheshire hounds last week, and was severely hurt, though he will recover. Colonel Walker created a record last racing season by winning the Gimcrack Stakes at York for the third year in succession, the successful animals being (oienia in 1905, Polar Star in 1906, and Royal Realm in 1907. He headed the list of winning owners both in 1907, with a total of $S9,552.50. and in 1905. with the huge sum of $128,435. He is much interested in horse breeding, and breeds most of the horses which carry his colors. He used to race extensively under National Hunt rules, and won the Grand National in 1S96 witli The Sourer. The Jockey Club has created a new office of inspector of race courses, and appointed Colonel Eason Wilkinson, D. S. O., to it. The duties of the ottii ial will be that of examiner of courses, stands and general racing methods, and upon his report the Jockey Club will take action. Mathews' Youngsters Named ! MATHEWS' YOUNGSTERS NAMED. A. F. Mathews Iras registered the names of four two-year-olds now in the stable at New Orleans with the Jockey Club. The names given the youngsters and their pedigrees are as follows: Lurid, b. f, by Ildrim — Luray. Mique O'Brien, b. c, by Ingoldsby — Barbary Gray. Miss Shannon, b. f. by Ildrim — Magdelane. Nasturtia. b. f, by Nasturtium — La Gascon. Employers of Oakland Jockeys | EMPLOYERS OF OAKLAND JOCKEYS. Persons interested in racing frequently desire to know to whom jockeys are under engagement. To all such the following list of jockeys, good, indifferent and bad. riding at Oakland, together with the names of their employers, will prove of interest and value: • \ W. Miller, to T. H. Williams. J. Wilson, to M. L. Abbott. R. Palms, to Alameda Stable. R. Appleby, to O. Appleby. A. Walsh, to Aiplegate & Cotton. A. Williams, to H. G. Bedwell. J. King, to Bloomfield Stable. R. Harrington, to J. Coffey. C. Gilbert, to J. F. Clifford. Nutting, to W. Cahill. McClain and Bilac to W. M. Caine. Pohauka. to T. E. Crist. J. Daly and John Carroll, to M. J. Daly. J. Taylor, to E. Dealy. J. Powers, to A. G. Blakeley. . J. Ford, to W. V. Ford. M. Euxton. to Fleur de Lis Stable. J. Rolleri and H. Vickery, to W. Fisher. 3. (T.arboneau. to D. S. Fountain. L. Curtis, to Golden State Stable. .1. Mcintyre, to C. Heifers. J. Hayes, to M. J. Hayes. P. O'Donnell, to J. E. Hapfna. J. Butler, to J. S. Hawkins. L. A. Jackson, to Hollywood Stable. B. Mhitenian, to# F. W. Healey. P. Lenderwig. to Hall & Marshall. C. Yandusen. to Johnson & Dodsou. W. Medlicott, to D. Kelly. E. Lynch, to P. G. Lynch. W. Dorsey. to Magic Stable.' J. Carroll, to Menlo Stable. L. Nichols, to H. Mack. J. Clifford, to I. Moorehouse. M. Gargan. to M. I). Miller. C. Borel, to F. J. Neil. 'W. Coleman, lo Nevada Stable. C. Mclaughlin, to T. E. McLaughlin. I'. Young, to F. W. Diss. .1. Hunter, to C. C. McCafferty. Kiimegan. to James McCarthy, it. Mentry. to G. P. McNeil. !'. Phillips, to Oakland Stable. E. Clark, to S. Polk. R. Davis and E. Sullivan, to E. J. Ramsey. C. McRae. to J. Ryan, r. Keagh and 8. Nichols, to l . A. Ro s. W. Kelh. m M. Kei-. w. Leeds, to J. T. jnhhaai T. Saady and S. Sweet, to II. K. Rowell. .1. Galiado, to W. St. Yinccnt. r. WiNen. to v. ii. Terry. c. hUBer, to Siena Nevada Stable. T. Mon land to \Y. Mulcahy. to E. Trotter. W. GrinUagcr, to L. C. Williams. ii. Jensea, to 1'. Z. I e Annan. M. Lasts, to II. G. Bedwell. Kirsi liluum. to J. J. Ellerd. Heatherlon. to W. W. Finn. Paal and Coles, to II. M. Mason. A. Wright, to D. Kennedy. Pcydergast. !•• Wadhfeagtaa stable. Drole, lo P. Wilkerson. Balltlhj. to W. P. i'ine. Scoville. to Keene Brother.-. King, to J. W. Kiug. !•'. ILIJ-inand. to A. F. Dayton. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. From New Zealand is announced the death at the age of eighty live of Mr. Henry Redwood, th | father of the New Zealand Turf. Sam Ilildretli probably will purchase a ranch near Arcadia before lie ships east in the spring and will leave several horses to rest up for the next winter season. Answers to Queries ANSWERS TO QUERIES. W. C. II.. Chicago. There was no action on the "if coming" bets on Footlights Favorite and Line of Life and both were void. Frank W. G., Chicago. An entry is one or mine hoise and if a horse starts iir the nam* of an enlry backed, its running determines the bet. J. B.. Chicago. Tin- iK'i lost. It was a stake race and anything Bar leaf & O'Neill started from their list of nominations was their entry. You shoul 1 have insisted on your parlay standing as you had it. E. Howell. Chicago. Daily Racing Form prints a newspaper only. The jockeys and betting which come over its wires are for publication and cannot be obtained by any person at any price before the paper is published. Oakland Form Chart OAKLAND FORM CHART. / (OAKLAND.) WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 1. 1908. WEATHER CLEAR, TRACK MTTDDY. Forty-sixth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 151 days. (41 books on.) Presiding Judge. E. C. Hopper. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary. Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. m. (Chicago time :::40 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures ip parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. rr f\ pTO/~_ FIRST RACE— 1 Mile and 20 Yards. (7IS41 -1 :40 = — :J— 102.) Purse $400. :', year olds I ^O^V/ a,l,l upward. Selling. Net value to winner $:;25. lad Horses A WfPPStJjj jj ? , Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 if" 0. P S~ 7-::' 7 LAMPADROME a 7 116 l' l' 1| V :!:i VI 1* W Millfr Sea Air Stable 12 1 J-.", 1-5 TiiLS ST. 1JEDE V.s i 1)7 4 ;: L'l Z-?. ]'. l«k .1* Gilbert J F Clifford 'J 2 2 4-5 2-5 ;.|s4!('OL. WARWICK ws 4 113 :; 4 E| 4' 1| :?2 3- Leeds J T itobbins I g % S-5 3-5 7J4S3 CONTRIBUTION w 3 !»7 7 1 ■* S'l 5" 41 4,u A Walsh T T Lurman 12 25 20 S 4 72449 LORD F1LIGRANE w 3 »3 5 5 Gl (J- i- 0' 5» Fulton S Emei v 10 40 40 13 5 724S3 YANK WB 1 111 1 S 43 V 21 .".* O10 Moreland Andrews^-pov'rs 15 25 20 S 4 72451 INSTRUMENT W 7 116 S 7 8 8 8 73 75 A Wright O P Koinigh 20 60 40 15 7 72411 LOVEY MARY w 5 114 « 6 7,; 7° 73 S 8 J Hayes M J Hayes 12 15 12 0 2 Time. 2o. Mi, 1:1SL 1:47. 1:48*. Winner — B. g. by Lamplighter — Mag Rapture (trained by J. J. McCullough). Went to post at 1:44. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third I lie same, l.f.mpadrome, alertly and vigorously ridden, was in forward contention throughout and lucky in a narrow ly won victory. St. Bede, reserved for the first half, moved up suddenly into the lead on the far turn, hat went wide in the stretch and swerved into defeat finally oil the inside. Colonel Warwick, away slowlv. loomed up menacingly on the stretch turn, but failed unexpectedly in the stretch under a peas ride. Cen-H'ihution, well up throughout, was inadequately riddeu. Lord Filigrane can do better and was given a peer ride. Yank showed superior speed for six furlongs. The winner was entered for $4 K): no bid. pT rt -I SECOND RACE-^1 Mile and 20 Yards. (71841— lTlOjj—::— 1027) Purse $40o! ^Tyear 76) ^J •_) ^J _X. olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner ,r::25. Ind Horses AWtP'FSt 'j jj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 724 IS TAUNT w si: 4 104 1 1 * 3"k 5" 4i 1J Pohanka T E CkM IS 20 7 2J 6-3 72«87*MABG*T RANDOLPH w 3 93 5 2 l'J l2 1% ** 2J J Butler J S Hawkins 8 10 8 2J 1 i.724! 4)BLANCHE C. B I 1 106 4 5 31 2J 2=* f V E Clark H I Wilson 4-5 9-104-3 2 5 1" 7:;r&-WAKDEN YELL WB 3 104 6 4 3- 4- 3-i o3 i-l J Hayes Oakland Stable S 9 9 2J 9-10 72469 SEA AIR BJ 6 114 7 C 6'» 6- 62 61 5ni H'herton W D Randall S 9 9 2 1 (72415)WARTE NICHT ws 8 114 2 7 7 7 7 7 6: Grote R Friedman 12 15 12 5 11-3 (72!S3)VRONSKY ws 3 100 I 3 4- 31 4"" 3 * 7 J Mcintyre Keene Bros 10 25 25 8 3 Time. 25J. 51?, 1:172. 1 :45L 1:47. Winner — B. f, by Toddington — Liane (trained by H. Robinson). Went to post at 2:07. At post 2 minutes. Stan good. Won driving: second and third] the same. Taunt outbroke the others and ran in a forward position to the half, was then shutlied back and closed a big gap at the end. having saved several lengths by a close stretch turn. Margaret Randolph made the running, but went to the extreme outside on the last turn, allowing the ultimate winner to get up and score luckily. Blanche C. went badly in the betting, lacked her usual speed, was carried all over the track, just failed to get up and was best. Warden Yell ran close up for six furlongs, bat tired badly at Tnc end. Sea Air was outpaced throughout and never dangerous. Vronsky showed superior early speed. hot failed to stay. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Scratched— ( 72451 ) Cap tain Hale. 116. 7 0^00 THIRr RACE— 3-8 Mile. C^iOPSS- ;:5J— 2— 1 15. ) Purse $400. ^year-olds. Colts" and I ^U O j£i ^l Geldings. Special Weights. Net value to winner $:«25. iiiu Horses AWtPPSt Vi % % sTrT'in Jockeys Owners O II C P S~ . LEE ROSE w 115 6 3 1- 1: J Hayes OakJaad Stable 5 3 3 ] B-g BEAUMONT w 115 4 6 3- 23 McClain BeauOrmondeSta 10 25 25 8 4 ARV'IGHT LEONARD w IIS 5 5 4- 32 Moreland S Emery 12 40 10 K S SAM SHAEN w 118 1 4 2". 4' E Lvnch B Schreiber 10 15 12 S 2'. PLAMELKSS w 118 11 8 5= 52 W Miller T H Williams 1 1 9 -101 - I i CHAS. W. HODGES w 118 9 7 Q 6* A Walsh W E AppU gate 10 10 10 4 2 SOLI'S w IIS 8 1 \- 73 R Davis 8 C Hlldrctb I 5 5 2 I S HAZLET w US 2 9 6'* 8,v. Keogh H T Griffin 10 IS IE H :; R. A. M'CURDY 115 3 11 102 9- Borel KenilworthSkKin 15 30 30 12 6 YELLOW FOOT vv 115 7 2 92 10= Stuart AnchorageSkFm 15 40 40 15 S TOBY w US 10 10 11 11 J Mcintyre C Heifers 10 20 20 S 4 Time. 25$. 37J. Winner — B. g. by St. Avonicus— Lavrna C. (trained by o. A. Iiiarniiii. Went to post at 2:.;5. At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won cantering: second driving: third the raine. Lee Rose, precocious and lit. drew out quickly and won off iike a good one. Beaumont rapidly i:n-prorad his position into a fast going second. Arveri-ht Leonard broke slowly and made up ground through out. Sam Shaen after early prominence, tired as ,t short. Blameless, a grind looker and reported rrHeli iriack, had no chance with his start and \\a knocked about on tiie turn. ('has. W. Hodgts finished clone up. Solus had a flatfooted start and will do to watch. Hazlct had no chance after tiie start. FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (72029— 1:51— :i— 109.) New~Year~ HandicapT" $2,000 7ftP()Q j£i *} ^J {J added. 3-year-old^ and upward. Net value to winner $2. ;M). Ind Horses AWtPPSt^ ]-2 "% Str Pin Jockeys Owners O H C P S i7-462)AR1MO w 4 100 3 3 1? l'h l'.\ 1- 1!0 G Burns R F Carman 2 2 I 5 9-101 2 72h;s JOHNNY LYONS 1: 4 100 5 9 41 3"k 25 M » J Hayes M J Hayes 10 12 10 1 2 (72450)JC1)GE NELSON w 4 104 4 5 5". I-1. 3nk ?,na V. T Rice H G Bedwell 8 10 10 4 2 72414 MISS OFFICIOUS w 4 95 7 4 K-i ti ■'■ f' 4- 4' AV Kelly M Reis 10 25 25 S 4 721M-KED LEAF Ws 6 10S 1 2 Si' 7- 6', 51 V. .1 Mcintyre Keene Bros *3 4 IS -513 UH3 20 72414nRUBRIC - w 6 111 2 1 3.', 5"" 7" 6' «l W Miller H E Rowel] 5 6 6 2 1 (72!70)A. MUSKODAY WIS 6 112 10 6 21 21' 51 7" 7" McClain M A Dodge 6 12 12 4 2 722.M JOE NEALON w3 88 I S 95 9'1 92 V V E Lynch C C McCaffi-rty 10 12 U 6 I 723*0 JOS i'OYNK wsb 5 103 8 10 10 10 10 10 9« H'herton A J Jackson 30 ;;n 20 s 4 (724S5)GROMOBOI ws 4 t'7 6 7 7"k sr- S'! S3 10 Kirsch'm Keene Bros *3 4 18-513 1013 20 ♦Coupled in betting; no separate place or show liettiug. Time. 25. Mf, 1:16». 1:434, l:5«i. Winner — Ch. c. by Solitaire II. — Magdalenas (trained by J. Blute). . Went to post at : :0.S. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won in a canler: second driving; third the same. Arimo drew out at the start and set a tremendous pace for six furlongs, then shook off his oppoB-ents and won off. Johnny Lyons closed up rapidly on the inside into forward pursuii of the pacemak* . throaghoat andjinished a game second. Judge Nelson, well up from the star:, came fast in the last half. Mis* officious ran in forward contention throaghoat and is extra good. Red Leaf was overweight ad and ia deep going all the way and tired in the last quarter. Rubric ran prominently for half the journey, linn quit. A. Muskoday ran in Bearcat pursuit of the winner for seven furlongs and retired. Joe Nealoi, dropped out early. The others were outclassed. Scratched— (72426J Acrobat. 108; 72470 Wing Ting. 96: (72414)Chinior. 105. FIFTH RACE— 2 Miles. (4t:!4— 3:26;— 5— 105.) Purse $600. 4-year-olds audTipwanl. 7QFQ/1 £ fj Jj -t Selling. Net value to winner $450. Ind Horses AWtPPSt jj 1 1& 1% StrFin Jockeys Owners Q~H~~C P~S~ (72112)RYRONERDALE w 8 107 1 4 1| 1^ 1* 1« 1« 1'-' R Davis J M Crane 7-5 S 5 7-3 2 5 out 72413 KING OF MIST WB 5 106 2 2 2-' 2-1 g" 2- 2' V McClain •' C McCafferty 3 «J 4 1 out 72tsl-Ti:TANUS ws 4 92 3 2 31 32 3s 32° 3'= 3;i Gilbert L Fountain 10 10 10 2.'. 1 :. 72485 BENVOLIO r. 8 107 41444444 AV Miller W D Randall 8-5 9-5 9-3 3-5 out Time, 274. 5oJ, 1:204, 1:48, 2:16. 2:42j, 3:11, 3:383. Winner— B. g. by Jim Gore — Briganza (trained by J. Dixon). Went to ixist at .'»:35. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won in a canter: second easily; third dritiug. l'y:onenlale made the Tunning throughout, irap never extended and won off under a pull. King of MiM. ahraya in nearest and strenuous pursuit of the winner.. tired finally, but was an easy second. Tetanus. aader a pull close up for the first mile, closed up rapidiv in the last mile, but --werved into deep goiug. Benvaila unextiectedly quit at the end of a mile. The winner was entered for $40O; no Id 1. ffT O PT SIXTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. ( 59462—1 : 25 ■! — .".— 88. ) Purse $600. 4^;e7i7olds^ 7Q j£ O ^ O Allowances. Net value to w inner $450. Ind Horses AWtPPSt ]4 ' j "1 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O Ti (1 P~ .■ (7216S)GEMMELL ws 102 6 I 1' 1J 1-i 1-1 1:;1 R Davis H I Wilson 1 8-3 8-5 sTout 72468*ORACB G. wis 100 2 2. 3-1 2-1 2» 2'1 23 E Lynch II W Hoag 2J 13-313-52-5 out . 72468 OCEAN SHORE w 97 4 2 21 2* 3- S* V Gilbert Elliott & Marront 4 13-54-5 o;,r 72360 DOLLIE DOLLARS ws 92 1 1 51 4'! 4" 1° 412 G Burns A G Buchanan 9 10 7 2 1-2 71213 FAIRYSTREET w 92 3 5 6 V 520 5*" !•• F H'brand T F Buckley 100 200 200 5o i ; 69054 BANKARA w 97 5 6 41 6 6 6 G J Butler Hamilton Stable 100 300 300 190 _ Time. 24?. 4Sj. 1:15*. 1:2SJ. Winner — Ch. g. by Rubicon — Okuste (trained by S. Polk). Went, to peat at 4:"3. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won cantering; second driving: third the same. Oemmell easily outbroke, outpaced and ou:-tayed his opposition. Brace G.. in the deepest going throughout, ran in close and game pursuit of the winner am! was. a fast, going second. Ocean Shore rail leiwardly for five furlongs and then tired*. Dollie Dollars, a distant fourth, was going game'y at the end. The others wex-e very moderate. Scratched — 72523 Oromoboi, 94. Los Angeles Form Chart LOS ANGELES FORM CHART. - (SANTA ANITA PARK.) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. Twenty second day. Los AagelCB Racing AaBMlatBBB. Winter Meeting of KM gay*. (19 book- on. » Presiding Judge. A. W. Hamilton. Starter, J. J. BettaaBB. Secretary. B. C. Smith. Racing start- at 1:50 p. m. (Chicago time 3:5o p. m. ). W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Kig. area in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of herae aad weight carried. 74) PJ" -| Q URST UACE-3-4 Mile. |7240! -1:11'-' 2 -92. 1 Pane MM I year -olds aid up-dS O JL O ".n-'\. Allowan.es. Net rahM to winner ■•?:._".. In I Hor-e- AWt'l'I'St~'~~si "SiTpin Jockey- Owner-- V) H^T f' S ;j|i:i:src, vriiaid w :. Ml 1 4 2- 2- 2' 1-: Buxton Fleur de TTis Sta 12122 5 !~4 out 72215 TOUPEE wp. 7 M4 2 2 4- 1- 1- Z C Ross W Gabriel 3 31 16 51-2 out 721-2 stray wb 4 M I 1 l' V I* 31 C Grand R A Ralney s 12 12 2 M 7.4.0 timothy WEN w 4 107 7 1 J" 3 ::- |« E Martin Pasadena stable - r, ;:, 3 1 721.16 MONTCLAIR w :; K t S B» ■" S * 5' Goldstein E I. Telle} LW lev loo 44 m 72160 B1 PLAY I M| "• ( o I i;. ( Shriner FrishieAWiH'nu 100 ;■»• M GO id 723ss SHIRKER WSB S Ul| - I 7 ' J— Harty r Regan 24 M M H I 72387 ALMONTE WS 4 9J S 7 7! 7:1 S S R Brooks M Derby 5o 240 204 04 10 Time. 23-. 47, 1:12=. Winner— Br. m. I y Ralrado gacefaereid (trafned by c. Baxtea). Went to paat al 1 :.vi. At i)o ; o mbaatcs. Btarl good. Won easBy; second driving: third the 1 iter Sagarauid was reserved and not called on until entering the stretch, then easily overhauled and passed Stray and won as her rider pleased. Toupee made up ground and. under sharp urging, easilv pas- • I ftx liring Stray in the closing strides. The latter showed brilliant speed, but again failed to stay. Timothy Wen ran well, but tired in the final sixteenth. Alinoiuo ran away one and I half miles while on his way to the peat. Montciair rau fairly well. Grer weights Byplay, '' ponnds; Beairker, 1 . fT "| A SECOND RACi: 3-8 Mile. Purso 4400. Z-year-olds. special Welgtils. 7i) dfi »J JL rt Net value t.. w ii r ft 2 liiiflbTises ~\WI PPSt~U~"1-.-~:'i~Str~Fiii Joekeys ilwiicrs 5 rf Q P s" VAUKW who : 2 1] 1*1 C H ShiTgS C Hildreth 3-2 3-2 3-2 iTl-l" HORACE H. B 114 8 6 !• :'. M Preston J 1" Newman in 10 6 2 1 FRED MA1ER W 111413 1 2l 3s W Knupo. a G Dunlop 15 20 15 6 3 • HIGH ORMONDE ws 110 10 7 5°* 43 0 Ross R P Carman S 6 6 2 1 THUNDER HILL, wit 110 4 S 31 51 Ullman .1 J Walsh *3 5 5 8-5 3-3 KKCLUSE ■ 110 •" :t I* * l B Martin Pasadena Stable I 20 9 9 4 SEMPER FIDKLIS \v 110 11 «» 71 Harty J J Walsh *:{ 5 S M 3-5 .1. \V. PURER ■ M I I '•'- s' Radtke P I Uhinn t« I • -i 7-5 i KN'T OP THE EAST 110 1 3 7»t Jh jj Boland H T Griffin 0 8 8 3 3-2 WILD WOOD • HO 7 H H1 10' T Taylor OakwoodSkRnch 10 20 20 8 4 t LOUIS 8TREUBER W 110 3 11 12l ll1 Musgr've P I Chinn ft 9 9 ■ 7-5 LUCKY MATE W 110 12 12 13 H S Johnson J H Buscher 30 30 30 12 6 , AKS-AR-BEN » 110 11 10 101 13 Goldstein Arnell Stable 15 15 15 6 3 •tCoupled In betting; no separate place or show betting. Time. 23J. 35s. Winner — Ch. c. bv George Kessler — Missy (trained by S. C. Hildreth). Went to post at 2:16. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Valjean, off running fast, showed the most speed throughout, easily coming away from Fred Maier in the ■Ml drive and winning eased up. Horace H. closed a gap and, in a sharp last eighth drive, wore Fred Maier down in the closing strides. The latter forced a fast early pace, but failed to stay. High Ormonde finished fast. Thuuder Hill showed some speed. The others were green and improvement may be expected. Scratched — Hampass, 110. Overweights — Fred Maier. 1} pounds; J. W. Furer. 3. TJ £\ p£ -| pj THIRD RACE— 7-8 Mile. (72209— 1:25— .1—109.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. I ^J O JL O Allowances. Net value to winner $325. I nd Horses AWtPPSt *j \'-, % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S IMa DARUMA w 5 107 4 1 3- 3J 2b 2'1 lb C Ross R T Offutt 6 10 10 21 4-5 t7-!48'')ORlLENE s 5 107 6 2 5 I 5 41 2=1 M Preston J Curl 8-5 8-5 6-5 2-5 out (7"427)BARBETTE w 3 92 1 3 Is 1=1 I2 l2 3b Buxton G J Long 10 15 10 3 4-5 71098 ROYAL RIVER w 4 104 I 4 41 4= 42T 410 Goldstein J H Shouidice 15 25 25 8 3 C.94773SANPARA WB 5 107 2 5 2' 21 3= 3= \o Musgr've R Restorick 2 16-516-51 2-o 72480*SUMMSR CLOUD wb 4 104 5 Threw rider. J DennisonMaine Stable 4 41 4 1 2-5 Time, 23?, i~h 1:1*1, 1:25. . Winner — Ch. m, by Solitaire II. — Georgia VI. (trained by W. P. Maxwell). Went to post at 2:44. At post ■ minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and thpd the same. Daruma, suddenly improved, was outpaced for the first five furlongs, but moved up gradually in the final quarter and, showing great gameness under the whip, got up in the last stride of a fast finish. Orilene came from far back in the final quarter and. finishing like a shot, just failed to get up. Barbette showed brilliant early speed, but tired badly in the final sixteenth. Royal River finished gamely and close up and the race should improve him. Sanfara showed speed, but tired, was short and will do much better presently. 70PC1 A FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (72353-1:52*— 4— 110.) Rose Selling Stakes. $2,000 | ^ £) A. vJ added. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $2,740. Ind Horses A WtPPSt St g g % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 7M14 GLENECHO wsb 6 100 7 I l1 Is 1= I'll1 1} Musgr've P T Chinn 8 15 15 6 3 7'444 MARSTER WB 5 97 5 5 5= 61 5= 52 41 2l C Ross J J Walsh 6 6 6 2 1 72333 MOLESEY wb4'94 4 7 61 41 4l 21 P 3s M Preston J A Bennet 4 4 13-51 1-2 (72245)KILTER wsb 4 102 3 3 2=1 2- 21 3*1 t* 41 Harty F Regan 2 13-513-51 1-2 (7»4(i5)OUARDI wb 4 92 1 2 7 7 7 6= H 52 Goldstein Arnell Stable 8 10 10 3 1 72353»EDW1N GUM w 5 100 6 4 5* ti" 7 7 6= Lycurgus W Walker 4 6 6 2 1 7'46'=CHIM. SWEEP SB 6 100 8 6 4b 3h 3l 4b 6' 7 E Martin Mrs J Curl 5 10 10 3 3-2 7 '4S'=J. R. LAUGHR'Ywb 4 95 2 1 Pell. Buxton G Motheral 15 20 20 8 3 Time. 25. 49J. 1:13ft. 1:38?. 1:51s (new track record). Winner — B. g, by Longstrcet — Laura Ethel ttrained by P. T. Chinn). Went to post at 3:08. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Glenecho was at his best and set a terrific pace all the way. but was suddenly brought to a drive in the hist hundred yards to offset Marster"s game challenge. The latter closed a big gap and finished with a grand rush, but could not quite get up. Molesey was always prominent In the running, but tired suddenly in the final drive. Ouardi finished with a belated rush. Edwin Gum ran a bad race. Kilter ran well to the stretch and tired badiy. Chimney Sweep quit. J. R. Laughrey fell heavily as -the barrier went up. The winner was entered for $1,100; no bid. Scratched— (72353) Frank Fllttner. 107. £\ ££ -| fj FIFTH RACE— 1 3-16 Miles. (72481—2 :00i— 4— 108. ) Purse $400. 4-year-olds and ^ £) JL I upward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. 'ind Horses A WtPPSt St ',4 jj % Str Fin Jockeys • Owners O H C P S 724T.1 RIP RAP wb 4 99 3 7 71 6" t 61 61 V 1= M Preston S C Allen 21 5 5 2 1 7"4:':; TEN ROW s 4 91 4 6 8' 8b 7h 71 5s P Andrews Orangevale Stable20 20 20 8 4 72425 MEDDLING DAISY 5 99 7 1 5= T- b** 52 41 3b C Ross Stowe&Schubach 6 7 7 3 6-5 724X1 M. CANDLEMAS W 4 94 5 4 U l1 l"k %* l"k-4i E Martin G W Scott 8-5 21 21 4-5 2-5 7'481=PONCASTA B 7 101 6 2 6b 5b 3b 2b 3l 512 Goldstein Hutchins&Abbott 21 21 8-5 3-5 1-3 72164 MARPESSA w 5 94 9 3 21 21 2J 31 61 6l Lindh'st P Wallhauser 30 40 40 12 5 72482 ESTHER B. w 4 94 1 5 41 4b 8= 8b 7= 74 Buxton P Martin 30 30 10 4 2 ' 72441 EDNA FELICE w 4 94 2 8 3l 33 4* 41 81 % *■ I Callahan W P Lloyd 50 60 60 25 12 KC52»V ASSALO W 9 104 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Milliano J J Quinlan 50 60 60 25 12 Time. 25, 50, 1:15, 1:41. 2:01ft. Winner — B. c, by Longstreet— Thuanella (trained by J. W. Blaloek). Went to post at 3:34. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Rip Rap trailed close up to the head of the stretch, then came through like a flash, easily holding his opponents safe in the final sixteenth. Ten Row came from far back and. finishing with a rush, was best of the others. Meddling Daisy, under keen urging all through the stretch, nipped out Mary Candlemas. The latter set a fast pace to the stretch and tired. Foncasta and Marpessa ran well, but tired in the last sixteenth. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Scratched— 72497 Anona. 99. Overweights — Vassalo, 3 pounds. fj £) K T Q SIXTH RACE— 1 3-16 Miles. ( 72481— 2 :00ft— I— 1080 Purse $400. 4-year-olds and | ^l 9_J J. 4j upward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. I n~d Horses A wTPPSFst Y*. Y* % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S TiMSPELIE w 7 101 4 6 5b 61 6b 5»k 3b 1 ' C Ross T A Davies 2 11-59-5 7-107-20 723S7 RUBINON w 5 101 1 5 15 l°k l1 P P 2r M Preston J F Newman 6 10 10 3 3-2 7J4i;4 HI COL CAP s 8 104 3 7 71 P 4= 2h 2' 3 C H Shil'gG W Robinson 6 6 4 7-5 7-10 72461 HENRY O. wu 6 101 6 2 8 8 8 7" 5l 4* Musgr've W Walker 6 8 8 3 3-2 72410 PASTOSO w 6 1031 5 1 31 3b 3b 4l 41 5= T Taylor E J Baldwin 2 16-516-51 1-2 72482 JUiSIE 8. WB 4 94 7 4 21 2- 21 3b 6J 6l Buxton Fleming & Clancyb" 8 8 3 3-2 72425 DEWEY W 9 1071 S 3 41 4b 51 6b 7' 73 Kunz H G Bedwell 50 50 50 20 8 72423 BELASCO wsb 5 101 2 8 6= 7= 71 8 8 8 Harty Mrs J Hards 15 20 20 8 4 Time. 25. 50. 1 :14j. 1:41. 2:00 (new track record). Winner— Ch. g, by St. Carlo— Jude (trained by T. Hiatt). Went to post at 4:01. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. EHe trailed close up for the first seven furlongs, then moved up fast and won going away. Rubinon tired badly when challenged by the winner after showing much speed. Hi Col Cap appeared to have a winning chance when an eighth out, but tired badly in the elosing strides. .Tosie S. went well for a mile. Fastoso showed speed, but failed to stay. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Scratched — 72478 Lord Rossington. 91: 72478 Cambyses. 99. Overweights — Hi Col Cap, I pounds; Fastoso, 2*; Dewey. 3J. rT £} pr "| (\ SEVENTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (72392—1:06—3—107.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds. § £ fj JL \j Allowances. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses A WtPPSt *j \2 ?j~Str~Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 72316=REY HINDOO w 108 2 1 1= I'll"' 1« C H Shil'gOakwoodSkRnch 3-5 3-5 2-5 1-6 out 1 72211) BELARIUS w 108 I 4 3i 3' 3b p D Boland G J Long 6 12 12 2 4-5 7230PIDA LYTLE w 103 8 7 u- 4n* H 9\ C Ross Tholl Bros 4 5 5 1 2-5 72::51 CONNIE M. w 105 3 2 23 23 2= 4b Horner W D Millard 30 100 100 20 6 7-374 OTWELL w 103 4 5 ff 5= 4i 5t Musgr've W Chamberlain 15 30 30 8 3 72181 DREDGER w 10S 7 6 8 71 6h 61 M Preston .1 J Walsh 5 12 12 I 4-5 7:: 4ns DIAMONITA Ws 105 6 S 73 8 8 7' Harty E J Baldwin 8 15 15 3 6-a 7MB BLACK DRESS wb 1C3 1 I 61 6i 71 8 E Martin K Spence 20 60 60 20 6 Time. 25g. 49^. 1:00. l:0t;j . Winner — Ch. c, by Rey el Santa Anita — La Hindos (trained by W. J. Speirs). Went to post at 4:24. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Rey Hindoo, off flying, showed the most speed and made the others look cheap, winning as his rider pleased. Belatius ran a good race, easily wore down Connie M. in the final eighth and finished fast. Ida Lytic 'loved a gap and finished with a rush. Connie M. followed the winner closely to the stretch and tired in the tinal drive. Otwell showed speed. The others were outrun throughout. Overweights — Connie M., 2 pounds. Page 3 New Orleans Form Chart NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. (CITY PARK.) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. Twenty -second day. City Park Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 61 days. (32 books on.) Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary, E. W. Maginn. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. W 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. 70 PCri7 FIRST RACK— 3-8 Mile. (00491—35—2—114.) $400 added. 2-year-olds. Fillies. I £{j\J § Special Weights. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 'j jj »j Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 1RPANEH w 10*112 1 1=1* Nicol J Whitlaw 2 21 8-5 4-5 1-2 HOLY MASS w 107 11 2 P 2'1 Lloyd F W Seeley 5 15 15 5 21 ARIONETTE w 107 6 « 3= 34 F Swain L A Cella 6 6 6 21 7-5 ANNE M'GEE w 107 7 4 43 4« Brussel E Corrigan *J2 30 30 10 4 ALK-E w 107 3 3 B 5= .1 Lee T Capo 12 12 8 I 3-2 LIGHTNING FLASH w 107 10 5 7- H= Minder W H Fizer 15 50 50 20 10 CHALICE w 108 S 8 61 7l Troxler E Corrigan *12 30 30 10 4 TOLANE w 107 I 11 81 83 Molesw'h. .1 Griffin 12 50 40 12 6 JESSIE M'CANE w 107 9 9 10" 93 J Baker W K Hughes 12 50 50 20 S «'U «NINO " w 107 1 10 91 105 Mountain AH&DHMorris 6 10 6 21 7-5 SAIN'WARD w 107 4 12 11 It Pickens B Schreiber 12 50 40 15 7 GALA w 107 I 7 Fell. R McDan'lBurlew&O'Neill 3 4 1S-5C-5 3-5 •Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time, 11J. 23fi. 35?. Winner — B. f. by Mesmerist — La Cheviot (trained by S. C. Riddle). Went to post at 2:00. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won easily: second and third driving. Irfaneb broke fast from the outside and. clear of interference, showed superior speed under a hustling ride and (N in same fashion. Holy Mass was in closest pursuit all the way and ran a good race. Arionette ran frreen, but held her position well all the way. will improve and has worked fast. Anne McGee will also iieprovc iind ran gamely. Alice, away iu a tangle, showed speed and swerved slightly in the stretch. The others acted green at the po t and were away straggling. Gala unseated her rider at the start, overweights— lifaneh. 2* pounds; Chalice. 1. Pr^'VQ SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. (00510—1 :12ji— 4— 101.) Purse $500. 3-year-olds. 7rt ^OUO Allowances. Net value to winner $400. I lid Horses A WtPP'St~T~1 a~~%~Str~Fin Jockeys" Owners O H C P S II1MI MULLER w 115 2 2 PI 1« 1' 1'1 Minder W H Fizer 2-5 1-2 1-3 out— 72311 BLUE LEE w 113 5 I PJ 2b -n P J Eee T Capo 8 12 10 8-5 3-5 72363 EVELYN S. w 102 7 S 0'1 41 4= 32 Dubei G H Holle 30 40 40 10 2J 71T.32 HOLLOW ws 113 I 1 2= P| 31 41 Troxler T P Hayes S 30 30 5 8-5 72435 BUCKING BOY ws 104 4 7 7= 7= 5J 5* Herbert E R Bradley 50 200 200 30 10 7J435 NEEDMORE ws 104 6 4 51 5b 61 K= W Ott J Stevens 30 50 50 8 9-5 7i'4r,ii SEE WHIZ w 104 1 E 4b p 7» 71 Pickens A B Maginnis 6 8 6 7-101-4 723)4 M'ATEE wit 113 8 6 8 S 8 S Jas Hen'syE Boles 50 200 200 30 12 Time. 24. M|, 1:14*. Winner — B. g, by Sorcerer -Discard i trained by W. II. Fizer). Went to post at' 2:28. At post 2 minutes. Start g««xl. Won handily: second and third driving. Al Muller ran into a long lead quickly, raced Hollow into defeat in t'.te first half, then had to stand a hard Kticteh drive to outstay Blue Lee. but finally won going away. The latter ran well, gained gradually- and finished gamely, but tiring. Evelyn S.. away slowly ami in a tangle, went wide most of the trip and closed a big gap. Hollow ran a fast half and tired. Bucking Boy ran a gixwi race tinder poor riding. N "dmore ran a bad race and can do much lietter. Gee Whiz ran far below his best form and was never a serious contender. 7 O KAQ THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. ( 07053— 1 : 44* -4— 98. ) Purse $50a 4 year-olds and 4 ^UUt7 upward. Selling. Net value to winner $400. 1 nd Horses ~AWtPPSt~U ^% Str Fin Jockeys Owners Q H ic I S~ 72CPACE HIGH w*4 103 5 2 P V P P U Minder T D Sullivan 5 6 5 8^57-To 72438 -ORLY wb 8 107 1 6 6 41 42 3= B Mountain P M Civill 3-2 8-513-103-5 1-3 72476 LANCASTRIAN wb 5 108 4 4 21* 2b 21 lb 3" R McDan'lC R Ellison 3 4 3 1 1-2 72437 BRIGHT BOY WB 4 91 2 1 51 31 3b 4l 4b S Flynn L J Brennan 60 100 100 40 15 72403m KENITE wb 4 109 3 5 4'H 6 6 52 Brussel E W Heffner 6 8 7 2 4-5 72436 GRANADA w 5 109 7 I 31 5b 5b 01 6 Nicol John Marklein 20 30 25 7 21 720%»HARTING wb 4 96 6 Lost rider. C Baker J M Gorman 4 10 8 3 7:5 Time, 20, 50, 1:15, 1:402, l:47j. i i t , Winner— Ch. g, by Tronbadonr — Rnn of Luck (trained by A. Zimmer). Went to post at 2:59. At post 2 minutes. Start poor. Won driving; second and third the sani*. .\ce High, after acting badly, was sent away fast and showed the most early sliced, but dropped back steutingly beaten in the stretch, only to come again in the closing strides. Orly, in close quarters for the first three-quarters, came with a rush when clear and finished wearing the winner down. Lancastrian fcrced the early pace, but tired in the drive through the stretch. Bright Boy, a bad actor at the post, ran a good rae:e for tljree-quarters and tired. Granada had no mishaps. Okenite ran a bad race, was never prominent and can do better. Harting was crowded and knocked to his knees soon after the start, causing him to lose his rider. The winner was entered for $1,200; no bid. Scratched— 72455 Hawkama, 104; 72438 Donna, 104; 72237 = lvauhoe, 101. Overweights — Ace High, 2 pounds. I 7£\ /■» -| n FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. (00454— 1:38*— 4— 110.) New Year Handicap. $1,000 added. £l %\j JL V/ 3-year-olds. Net value to winner $1,250. Ind Horses AWtPPSt jj jj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ' O II C P S 72104)CHAPULTEPEC wb 126 8 I 1= I* 1« 1" P R McDan'lBurlew&O'Neill 2-5 1-2 7-20out— (72439) ST. ILARIO wb 107 5 5 4b 4' 1 41 4* 23 V Powers K'kamp&B'dneld 8 20 15 3 1 ( 72456) WOODLANE WB 115 7 1 21 3= 3ll 21 3* J Lee A Simons 10 15 12 2J 9-10 (72475)DEW OF DAWN ws 109 G 2 P 2b 2l 3» 41 Mountain Barthe & Cook 10 20 15 21 4-5 72080 JENNIE'S BEAU w 98 I 6 8 8 7»k 6s 5nk H Alex E W Lagerroth *15 100 100 20 5 72456=BANRIDGE WB 100 I 7 5'1 54 52 5= fi5 Pickens B Schreiber 10 25 20 31 6-5 72383 ED KANE w 113 1 4 6b 61 6" 7 1 72 Minder W H Fizer 10 30 20 4 3-2 72184 FEAST w 100 4 8 7l 7h 8 8 8 S Flynn AH&DHMorris *15 100 100 20 5 •Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time, 24, 48g. 1:31ft, 1:405. Winner — B. c, by Gerolstein — Graciosity (trained by F. Burlew). Went to post at 3:31. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won easily; second and third driving. Chapnl-teptc interfered sharply with Dew of Dawn and Woodiane soon after the start and, dashing into a long lead, was under restraint through the last half. St. Ilario, hard ridden, ran fairly close up for a half and (hen, "moving up fast, wore down Woodiane and Dew of Dawn and was an easy second. Woodiane ran forwardly for the first three-quarters, but tired in the stretch. Dew of Dawn suffered from interference in the early stages and made a good effort for three-quarters. Banridge, under poor riding, was frequently buffeted about. Jennie's Beau came from a long way back in the last quarter and ran like a stayer. Ed Kane lacked early speed and was hard ridden all the way. Scratched— 724013Miss Delaney, 107: 72475 Miss Mazzoni, 105. Overweights — Banridge, 2 pounds; Ed Kane, 5. 7QK1 1 FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. (60510— l:12g— 4— 101.) Purse $000. 3-year-olds and up-f £1 fj JL JL ward. Handicap. Net value to winner $500. Ind Horses "TwFpPSt jj ^ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (7240DRAY THOMPSON w 3 104 1 1 l'i l'l P 1"* Warren P King 1 3-2 1 2-5 out (72436)COONEY K. W 4 107 3 2 31 21 22 23 Minder J Burttschell 21 3 3 3-5 3-10 72347 HANBRIDGE wb 3 92 7 5 41 4= 31 3s Dubei G H Holle 12 25 15 5 2 72293 CHARL. EASTMAN w 5 112 6 3 5= 5= il 41 V Powers E S Gardner 3 4 3 3-5 1-3 72108 DON HAMILTON w 5 100 4 4 P 3h 5' 51 J Baker T Burns 25 75 60 20 5 57856 HUMO w 6 109 2 6 6= 63 63 6= R McDan'lM Goldblatt 50 100 100 30 8 (72458)DR. M'CLUER WB 5 110 5 7 7 7 7 7 Nicol J J Ryan 12 30 30 6 2J Time. 242, 48§. 1:13*. Winner — B. c, by Sorcerer — Succasunna (trained by P. King). Went to post at 4:04. At post 7 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Ray Thompson, running to his best form and speedy, took a good lead at once and. setting a fast pace all the way, held Cooney K. safe in the closing strides, but was tiring fast. Cooney K. ran forwardly all the way and lost ground by turning wide into the stretch, but finished fast and gamely and wearing the winner down. Hanbridge ran a good race and was prominent throughout. Charlie Eastman ran a bad race and can do much better. Don Hamilton ran a good half and retired. Dr. McCluer is out of place in sprints and best in mud. Overweights — Ray Thompson, 2 pounds. fT Q pT "I iy SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (53484— 1:44s — 4— 97.) Purse $400. 4 year-old3 4 ^J fj JL ^i and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWtPPSt jj jj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 72204 BEAU BRUMMEL wb 4 1041 8 2 P l'l 1= l2 l3 J Lee John Marklein ■ 10 10 4 2 72403 GAMBRINUS WB 6 106 10 I 2h 2b 22 2* 2'1 V Powers W Gerst 4 6 3 6-5 7-10 72458 DELPHI E w 6 109 3 7 61 4= 32 3= 3* R McDan'lM A Healey 6 6 5 2 1 72349=TERN'S ROD w 6 99 13 8 8l 7'1 5b 4= 4= Hufnagel W Eagan 6 10 8 3 8-5 (72276)GOLDWAY w 5 107 5 12 L'h 11-' 11= 51 5»1 Brussel E Corrigan 10 25 25 10 5 (72330)P. OF WOODSTOCKWB 5 106 12 9 91 13 12= 10= 61 Molesw'h W B Freeman S 12 12 5 2J 72403 THE CLANSMAN w 5 109 2 10 10h 8b 8= 91 7b Pickens C C Van Meter 10 12 12 6 3 72422 TUDOR , W 4 1021 1 1 3b 6h 6b ""^ 8* Dyer C E Mahone 20 40 40 15 S (72386)GLAMOR l WB 4 97 4 11 11= 9b 7'1 6b 92 S Flynn A C McCafferty 10 12 12 5 2* 72440 ALPENMARCHEN WB 4 100 9 4 51 3l 4'i 81 10= J Conlin R E Watkins 20 40 40 15 S" 72364 FLOW AWAY W 4 100 6 13 13 12l 10b |p ]]8 Herbert E R Bradley 20 50 50 20 10 72440=CLARA HURON wb 4 104 7 5 PfttPi 92 12« 128 Mountain L A Cella 3 3A 3 6-5 3-5 72385=ALEGRA wb 4 100 11 6 Pj 5h 13 13 13 G Swain E L Fitzgerald 20 40 40 15 7 Time, 24R, 49, 1:14ft. 1:41s, 1:4(55. Winner — B. g. by Star Shoot — Dixoletta (trained by John Marklein). . Went to post at 4:38. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Bean Brummel, running to his best form and lucky enough to secure a clear course, showed superior speed and won all the way. Gambrinus, also away clear, was in nearest pursuit throughout and a game second. Delphie, away stumbling and forced wide on the first turn, ran a good race and finished fast. Tern's Rod had to overcome much interference and ran a good race. Goldway closed a big gap in the last half. Pride-of Woodstock had scant chance with the interference he encountered. Glamor also was knocked aliotit considerably. Clara Huron ran a bad race. The winner was entered for $700; no bid. Scratched — 72455 Envoy, 110; 72473 Royal Onyx, 108. Overweights — Beau Brummel, li pounds; Tudor, 2i; Alpenmarchen, 3. New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, January 2 New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, January 2. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. (Handicapped for a fast track.) NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. (City Park.) For differences in weight add or deduct 5 points to the pound. An extra pood rider's average worth ia 3 pounds. Racing starts at 2 p. in. XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Colts and Geldings. Special Weights. (Track record: 00491— :35— 2— 114.) Ind. Horses. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. Sea Swell, ch. c, by t'esarion — Nydia ... 110 Earl Surrey, ch. c, by Lucky Dog— Odity . . 1 10 Servicence. ch. c, by Service — Innocence 110 Patriot, b. c, by Ben Brush — Sandfly 110 Shone, ch. g, by Shap- fell— Onega 107 Grotto, ch. g. by Herbert — Fairyland 107 The Slicker, -b. g. by The Sharper — Isabella II 107 Dispute, blk. or gr. c, by Faraday — Inconstancy 110 Dick Coghill. ch. c. by Mesmerist — Lady Holyrood 110 Jack Combs, ch. c, hy Jack P o i n t — May Combs 110... ^... Maritza, br. c, by Nasturtium — Merrily 110 Ned Carmack, ch. c, by Phoenix — Morality 110 Roseburg II.. ch. c, by Hapsburg — Florida Rose 110 John A., b. c, by Bobby Beach — Princess Rose 110 Cuban Boy, b. c, by Brantome — The Cuban Girl 110 Second Race— Short Course. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (Track record: 08192—2:54—5—158.) 72490^ Full of Fun 5.. 142.. X 700 724P.P Duleian .5.. 107 0»5 (72472) Anles 9..150..X695 72472 Killdoe !t. .144. . X090 703031 Dr. Heard 5 . . 148 . . X 690 72454:l Flying Plover (i. . 142. . X690 72129 Profitable 8 . . 144 . . X 0S5 08908 Creolin . 8. .140. .©» v5 Ind. Horses. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 71978 Buckman 8..104..X080 71130 Graccland 5. .13^. . XOSO 720573 Dacra 4.. 138 075 Jim Hutton, br. g. by Captain Sigsbee — Miss Hutter 4. .135 Third Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Allowances. (Track record: 00398— 1 :05J— 3 — 94.) 72220= Georgia Girl 1:07§ 104..X725 72058 Goldquest I:u7g 110..X720 72399= Tea Leaf 104..X72O 72453 Maie Fletcher 100..X715 (72435) Rural Boy 100..X715 (72418) Night Mist 104 715 72491 Lorimer 1 :0S£ 109. . X 710 72344 Una 104..X710 72052 King Thistle 1:11 100..X705 (72417) Variety 108..X700 (72 HS) Aim 104 095 72383 Ansonia 1:08J 104..X090 72040 Senator Paynter 1 :09 100. . X085 72491 Third Rail 1:09 100. . X 075 71979 Amontillado 102 075 Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Special Weights. (Track record: 4 00510—1:123 — — 101.) (08045) GLORIFIER l:12i 6..112..X750 7249V First Premium 1 : 134; 5 . . 112. . X 725 72420= The Bear 1:13ft 4 . . 100 . . X 720 72(195' Momentum 1:13 4..100..X715 72420 Emergency 1:131 7..109..X71O 72384 Avaunteer 1:13ft 0..112..X70O 09888 Moyea 4. .106 095 72292 Killoehan 1:16 4..106. .X075 04084 Teo Beach 4..104. .X050 Fifth Race— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (Track record: 67552 — 1:52; — 4 — 99.) 72474= Juggler 5..115..X750 72457 Halbard 4 . . 90. . ©745 724923 Old Honestv 1:52ft 4..110..X740 724581 Flavigny 1:53s 5..94..X735 72475 Miss Mazzoni 3.. 84..X725 Sixth Race — 1 3-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 00835—2:01—4 — 98.) 72304= Javanese 4. .102. . X725 (72494 Anna Day 5..107..X715 72380= Denigre 4. .103. . X710 72494 Lady Oakland 2:02ft 7..103..X7O5 72345 J-uuxle Imp ' ti. .112. .©705 72308 Belleview 2:12 5..109..X705 72458 Footlights Favorite.. 7..9S. .X700 7247.1' Oberon 5..1O2..X70O 72458= Doubt 2:K1 4. .100. . X700 72276 Docile 2:01ft 7 . . 107 . . X MB 7231.'. J. D. Dunn 4..102..X095 72404 Horseradish . .' 2:02J 5. .105. . x !85 72494 Jack Witt 5.. 105 075 72403 Anna Fitzhugh 7.. 98 050 The figures under "Rec." in above entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance since January 1, 1900. Latest Performances of Horses Entered Today LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. i FIRST RACE— 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Colts and Geldings. Special Weights. (00491—35—2—114.) First start for the following: , SEA SWELL, ch. c, 2, by Cesarion— Nydia (L. A. Cella). Weight today 110. EARL SURREY, ch. c, 2. by Lucky Dog— Odity (G. C. Bennett). Weight today 110. SERVICENCE, ch. c, 2, hy Service — Innocence (B. Schreiber). Weight today 110. PATRIOT, b. c. 2, by Ben Brush— Sandfly (J. W. May). Weight today 110. SHONE, ch. g, 2, by Shapfell — Onega (Burlew & O'Neill). Weight today 107. GROTTO, ch. g, 2, by Herbert— Fairyland (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 107. THE SLICKER, b. g, 2. by The Sharper — Isabella II. (J. A. Seckington). Weight today 107. DISPUTE, blk. or gr. c, 2, by Faraday — Inconstancy (Mrs. R. W. Walden). Weight today 110. DICK COGHILL, ch. c, 2. by Mesmerist — Lady Holyrood (J. R. Taylor). Weight today 110. JACK COMBS, ch. c, 2, by Jack Point — May Combs (J. H. Baker). Weight today 110. MARITZA, br. c, 2, by Nasturtium — Merrily (R. Tucker). Weight today 110. NED CARMACK, ch. c, 2, by Phoenix— Morality (W. K. Hughes). Weight today 1M. ROSEBURG II., ch. c, 2, by Hapsburg— Florida Rose (H. McCarren, Jr.). 'Weight today 1M. JOHN A., b. c, 2, by Bobby Beach — Princess Rose (C. W. Powell). Weight today 110. CUBAN BOY, b. c, 2, by Brantome — The Cuban Girl (E. Corrigan). Weight today 110. SECOND RACE— Short Course. Stbeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (08192—2:54—5— Index Course DlstTimeT'ckOdds Wt St% % % StrPln Jockeys Best Company. FULL OF FUN, b. g, 5, hy The Greek— Frolicsome 11. (W. Gerst). Weight today 14». ,-UW City Park S C 3:061 fast 15 146 7 5 5 4 4* 3*. McClure Rip, Pete Vinezar C^alBlaT^aaT ' ' '' ?^^ty£ar^ l?.3,:^f°°dSA »2 5 6 5 5 51 6'Wlure Pe^r Becker ?K?p DnTZ 72106 City Park S C 3:02| fast 4ft 135 8 2 3 3 4« 4' McClure Dunning, Bank Holiday. Onyx H. DULCIAN. b. g, 5. bv San Juan— Dulcenia (C. J. Murray). Weight today 147. i 72119 City Park S C 3:09J good 5 147 2 1 1 2 3s 3* X Ban Peter Becker, Rip. Dawson. 72129 City lark S C 3:0»g slow 20 154 S 6 .I 4 4= 6**tC Chandler Tete Vinegar, Magic, Itacatiara. 7 7201* r. nnlng Ab 2 4:11 fast 30 134 : 1 1 1 3' 41S C Chandler Navajo. Yama Christy. Alamansor. 1 71978 Banning Ab 2 4:17 slow 13 137 12 4 5 51 5"iC CbaudlerNavajo, Kara, Flying Virginian. t AULES. b. g. 9. by Sykeston — Leta B. (J. Johnson). Weight today 156. 7 72478 City Park S C 3:10 good 12 153 7 3 2 1 I4 1" Sobell S.IIofTheimcr, Pet. Becker, Thespian 7 72382 City Park 1 1-1 2:2Sg slow 25 146 11 3 3 2 3= 8* Sobell B. Holiday,* B. Murphy, S.Iloffheimer 7 72105 City Park S C 3:02* fast 15 1 10 4 4 4 5 6" 5'° Sobell Dunning, Bank Holiday, Onyx II. j 70363 Ft "Erie F C 4:45 fast 30 142 3 7 4 6 5* 5" ° Simpson Sara Parmer, Kilmorle, Dr. Heard, j KILLDOE. "o. g, 9. by Foul Shot— Dulcie Larondie (B. Bchreiber). Weight today 144. 7 72472 City Park S C 3:10 good 5 153 0 1 2 4 Fell. Welton Antes, Siimlloffhciiner. Pet.Becker. 7 72419 City Park S C 3:098 good 31 14". 12 2 Ix st ridor.McIn'ney Peter Becker, Hip. Dulcian. j 72381 City Park 5* f 1:111 slow 7-5 139 4 3 2 1» ll Hotter Ilighwind. Creel. Stella Perkins. ; 72327 F. Grounds 3-4 1:221 mud 25 105 10 5 5 1- 671 V Powers Aleneon, No Truinper, Mlltiades. ; DR. HEARD, ch. g. 5, by St. Gatisn— Juds (C. T. Gardner). Weight today 148. 1 7"S«3 l't Krie F C 4:45 fast 21 156 7 5 5 4 420 333 Henry Sam Parmer, Kilmorie, Roderick. ] TOSH Ft Krie Ab 2 3:43 fast 3 159 6 7 4 2 21S 2* Henry Roderick, GIpsano. Croxton. j 70819 Buffalo Ab 2 4:04 fast 146 6 4 3 3 Ran out. H Boyle Bilberry, Dunbeath, Caloorahatchee. • FLYING PLOVER, b. m, 6, by Harrey— (Plover (A. H. Renwick). Weight today 142. 1 72454 City Park 9 C 3:10 good 12 142 4 5 5 r» 41 3^1 Simpson Esterjoy. Pete Vinegar, Rip. ] 70767 Ft Krie S C 3:49 fast 4 153 16 6 5 3h 5I3lCorbley LittleWally, TonyHart, S.Parmer, j 7n7"1 Ft Erie S C 3:50 mud 8-5 14S 1 1 1 1 L. rider. Sobell RalphReese, S. Partner, TonyHart. ; 98864 Ft Erie S C 3:47 fast 4 142 3 1 1 1 l3 l3 Sobell LittleWally, RussellA., M.George. ; PROFITABLE, ch. g, 8. by Golden Garter— Ventura (A. Winters). Weight today 144. ( 72129 City Parle S C 3:06* slow 15 143 7 10 10 8 6= 5—*Pending Pete Vinegar, Magic, Itacatiara. 72H57 fit'- Park S C 3:111? fair 4 143 5 1 1 3 6 61- McClure Magic, Bank Holiday, Dacra. j 68135 City I'ark S C 2:56g fast 145 3 6 5 5 5 5'0 McClure Naran, Esterjoy, Molo B. | 68979 City Park S C 2:59 fast 156 4 3 3 2 3« 3«1 McClure Charfleld, Lights Out, Fairy Flush. . CREOLIN. b. s, 8, by Riley— Miss Bowling (E. Corrigan). Weight today 140. 18901 Ghur. Downs S 0 2:53 good 138 1 Lost rider. E Morrison P. Vinegar, J.Dillon, LightsOnt. 68742 Ohur. Downs LC3:59 slop 143 12 3 3 312 31" E Morrison Esterjoy, Lights Out, John Dillon. 6S116 City Park F C 3:54 fast 135 4 4 3 3 34 U Hueston Lights Out, Charfleld, Kara. BUCKMAN. ch. g. 8, by Dorian — Miss Buckman (H. Flippen). Weight today 164, 7197^ Kenning Ab 2 4:17 slow 5 147 6 4 Fell. S McClain Navajo, Kara. Flying Virginian. \ 71747 Pimlico Ab2 4:33 fast 2 156 4 1 1 1 -2J 2« S McClain Bcrsi. Guardian II., Fly. Virginian. • 716;::; Pimlico Ab 2 4:351 hvy 4 149 2 1 1 1 Is0 I50 S McClain P.Virginian. MerryMaker, Goidfleur I96M Pimlico Ah 2 4:2? fast 8-5 153 3 3 3 3 4« 5"J S McClain FollowOn. Guardianll.. Jit Music. GRACELAND, b. g, 5. by John Bright— Miss Leaflet (H. McCarren. Jr.). Weight today 135. 71130 Latonia S C 2:5S fast 10 135 3 2 1 3 4* 4-2lGarnett W.K.Slade. FullofFun, BluePirate. ' 70096 Latonia S C 3:06| hvy 1291 7 7 6 3 3s 2& Huston PeterBecker, FullofFun, Itacatiara. 69792 Latonia S C 2:57 fast 130 7 7 8 8 7 748JHuston DellLeath, Rejectable. ClassLeader. DACRA. b. g. 4, by Pirate of Penzance — Camilla (J. T. Stewt.rt). Weight today 133 72957 City Park S C 3:11| fair 15 130 2 4 4 5 31 8* Weltou Magic. Bank Holiday. Full of Fan. 713it4 Windsor S C 3:35 fast 3 132 :: 6. 6 3 23 2" Pemb'ton The Chef, Amber, Judge Nolan. 71431 Windsor S C 3:35 fast 6 126 8 4 4 3 2= 8*4 W Taylor Picktime, The Chef. Butwell. 71392 Windsor S C 3:37 slow 20 125 7 4 3 3 3'° 3s W Taylor BankHoliday, LittleWally, Dr.Kocb JIM HUTTON. br. g, 4, by Captain Sigsbee — Miss Hutter). Weight today 135. First start. The small figuie under "Str." shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race. The small figure under "Fin."— unless the horse won — shows the number of lengths the horse was behind the winner. Page 4 Third Race [3rd New Orleans] THIRD EACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Allowances. (60398— 1 :05J— 3— 94.) Index Course DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St M % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. GEORGIA GIRL, br. f. 3 by Solitaire II.— Georgia VI. (Burlew & O'Neill), Weight today 104. 72220 F. Grounds 3-4 1:19? hvv 16-5 98 6 2 2 2- S*| Swater Miss Delaney. Ed Kane, Hans. 72148 F Grounds 3-4 1:184 hvv 7 103* 5 2 2 2'i 2s R MeDan'lAlMuller. MissDelaney. Reb. Queen. 72092 City Park 51 f l:07g fast 8-5 193 1 1 1 11 1* R McDan'lLa Souer, Apache, Una. 71964 City Park 5-8 1:06 hvy 6 105 11 9 6 61 31 Jas Hen'syFlorence N., La Souer, Ansonla. OOLBQUEST. b. g. 3. bv Goldcrest — Quesal (H. B. Duryea). Weight today 110. 72953 City l'ark 1 1:40] fair 7 MS 8 4 4 4 t1 4'SJ Lee Lajeunesse, Miss Mazzoni. Ed Kane 71984 City Park 7-8 1:31J hvv 21 105 4 4 3 2 21 8*1 Sumter Pinkola. Listerine. Ansonia. 7is:;2 Aqitedu"t 61 f 1:211 good 20 102 9 7 7 61 4» Brussel Sen. Barrett. AimeeC Qu. Souvenir. 71753 Aqueduct 3-4 1:141 slop 30 103 4 4 4 4 4151R McDan'lJa- »sB. Brady, Arasee, Woodlane. TEA LEAF. ch. f. 3. bv St. Maxim— High Tea (G. M. Odom). • Weight today 104. 72399 City Park 51 f 1:08? good 15 104 7 2 2 2l| 21 Brussel Severus. Inauguration. Dick Rose. 72341 F Grounds 5-8 1:081 hvy 6 104 3 2 2 21* 2" Notter Dick Rose. Sainesaw. Cuernavaca. 72P'i9 F.Grounds 51 f 1:12 slow 12 105 1 1 2 8s 8*1 R McDan'lFiuancier, Sabado. Pedigree. MAIE FLETCHER, ch. f, 3. by King Hanover— Merry (W. K. Hughes). Weight today 100. ' 721"3 City Park 3-4 1:15 good 40 M 7 4 6 V 0"\ .1 Baki r Apache. Dew of Dawn, Severus. 72117 rite Park 5-S 1 :02g good 8 US 8 8 3 4' 2:. J Baker Variety. Maria, Glenville. 72255 F. Grounds 5-8 1:061 slow 20 104 10 11 9 S2 6"! Finn Una, My Love, Sundart. 72104 City Park 51 f 1:071 fast 200 106 6 6 6 6« 616 Dyer Chapultepec, Tartar Maid, Hans. RURAL BOY. br. c. 3, by My Boy II.— Rural Lass (W. H. McMullen). Weight today 106. 72435 City Park 5-8 1:02 fast 15 105 3 3 2 2s Ml .fas Iien'syRisk. Bitter Man. Needmore. 72200 P. Grounds 5-8 1:061 mud 25 899] 5 12 11 9s 4' Troisier Gee Whiz, Sweetener, Bitter Man. NIGKT MIST. ch. f, 3, by Knight of Ellerslie— Quagmire (L. Harris). Weight today 104. 72)18 City I'ark 5-8 1:03 good 9-5 105 3 1 1 1= 1- .1 I.ee My Love. Sylvia G., Donaldo. 721 K P. Grounds 5-8 1:06* hvv 11-5 110 6 2 3 1*1 411 .i Lee La Souer. Donaldo, Edina. 729(8 City Park 5-S 1:01 g good 6 10S112 10 10 51 321 Minder Aim, Task Master. Donaldo. 71899 Jamaica 5-8 l:01g fast 10 95 15 13 13 10 7s \V Walsh Youthful, MarianLouise. Tllekilns. LORIMER. ch. c. 3, by Cactus II.— Rose Tree II. (E. Corriganl. Weight today 109. 72491 t'itv Park 51 f 1:083 fast 13-5 110 5 2 2 2n 4''?. Notter Alsatian. Melange. Bitter S'lr. 72363 City Park 5J f 1:10? hvy 11 107.'. 3 3 1 3"k 4«J C Koerner Gee Whiz. Himalaya, Alsatian. 72347 F.Grounds 3-4 1 :21g hvy 20 101 6 5 8 10*110" Brussel Angelus. Miss Debar?, Banridge. 720S0 City Park 51 f l:08g fast 15 110 2 11 V U J Lee Stoneman, Firmament. Pink Cap. UNA, ch. f, 3, by Griffon — Fairie Queen (G. B. Cochran). Weight today 104. 7j::i4 F.Grounds 3-8 l:0Sg hvy" 12 K 15 12 14 14J 1414 T Koerner Dick Rose. Tea Leaf, Sainesaw. 72255 F.Grounds 5-8 1:06* slow 2 108 1 1 1 1° l4 C Koerner My Love, Sundart, Hon-ta. 72992 City Park 5i f 1:071 fast 20 95 9 8 6 4h 4,01T Koerner Georgia Girl, La Souer, Apache. 71964 City Park 5-8 1:06 hvy 10 105 5 2 2 41 5S$ T Koerner Florence N., La Souer, Georgia Girl KING THISTLE, b. g, 3, by Knight of the Thistle— Rosalie (L. Blume). Weight today 106. 72052 Penning 5-8 1:031 fast 15 104 9 8 8 8 5*1 Csdtefl Bellwether, T.ofS'pades, Omnipotent 71929 Bonning 1 1:45 slop S 92 5 1 3 4 4* 412 F'brother Trash. Fancy Bird. Rappahannock. 71904 Penning 3-4 1:161 hvy 15 96 2 4 5 51 8 F'brother Monopolist, Clcll Turney, Rosimiro. VARIFTY. b. f, 3, by Greenan— Josie Rood (T. C. McDowell). Weight today 103. 72417 City Park 5-8 1:02?, good 1 105 3 1 1 1". 1i Notter Maie Fletcher, Maria, Glenville. 72255 F.Grounds 5-8 1:06? slow 6 104 5 3 3 41 5« Notter Una, My Love, Sundart. AIM, ch. f. 3, bv Ben Strome — Ban Amy (L. A. Cells). Weight today 104 72968 City Park 5-S 1:012 good 16 107 2 2 2 2" in V Powers Task Master. Night Mist. Donaldo. 70222 Brighton 51 f 1:07? fast 30 99 5 6 7 ll2 111J F Swain Beardall. Melzar, Franklin. 6869S Belmont Pk 4 1-2 f 54 fast 98 15 12 12 12 W Miller Minnie G., Sen, Beckham, Biskra. ANSONIA, ch. f, 3, by Handspring — Jemima (H. McCarren, Jr.). Weight today 104. JiSS! City Park 3-1 1 :171 slow 40 95 4 4 3 33 441 Skirvin Rebel Queen. Ketehemike, Rustle. 72226 F.Grounds 51 f 1 :14? mud 20 95 6 9 8 71 8S1 Skirvin Lute Foster. Ed Kane, Sussex. 12291 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:53 mud 25 97 3 3 4 4 3"k 4° Skirvin A.Dufour. Lady Oakland. Listerine. 72116 City Park 51 f 1:08§ fast 20 95 6 6 6 63 5*1 Skirvin Apache, Task Master. Firmament. SENATOR PAYNTER. b. g. 3, by Scorpion— Linderlette (B. C. Evans). Weight today 106. 72940 "itv Park 5-8 1:05? hvy 100 98 2 3 4 4H 411 Peverich Ansonia, Divorcee. Sir Cyril. 72001 City Park 51 f 1:09? slow 75 109 6 6 7 10J 11" Peverich Al Mnller. Financier. Divorcee. 71487 Windsor 51 f 1:08 fast 21 99 5 6 6 6« 571 J Murphy Virginia Maid, Bewitched, Eonlte. THIRD RAIL, b. g. 3, by Bannerman— Idle Days (C. B. Reid). Weight today 106. 72 191 City Park 51 t l:98f I'ast 60 ME 7 13 13 10* B*» Brussel Alsatian. Melange, Bitter Sir. 71504 Latonia 3-4 1:15 fast 25 195 11 10 9 8s 710lHeidel ArrowSwift, Inauguration, B. Dress. 71460 Latonia 51 f 1:0S? fast 5 110 6 11 9 81 10 2 HeMel Inauguration, Merrigo, Orena. AMONTILLADO, br. g, 3, by Gerol stein— Cachuca (T. E. Mannix). Weight today 102. 7197:1 Penning 3 4 1:19s slow 20 lo9 6 I 8 S 7" Henry Orfano, Helen Holland, Twigs. 718:-:; Penning 51 f 1:108 hvy 20 104 9 13 10 10 10 Henry Omnipotent, Tenakoe, Orfano. 716S9 Jamaica 5-8 l:01g fast 20 100 9 7 9 9 10 Herbert Youthful, MarianLouise. Tilekilns. Fourth Race [4th New Orleans] FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Special Weights. (CC510— l:12g— 1—101.) Index "'ourse DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. GLORIFIER, ch. h, 6, by Hastings— Glory (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 112. 68645 Belmont Pk 1 1:401 hvy 119 10 9 9 8 21 l1! Garner Okenite, Roseben, Nealon. BS297 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:481 fast 115 6 9 7 3 21 21! Garner Dr. Gardner, Cairngorm, Philander. 68305 Aqueduct 1 1:40 slow 122 2 3 3 4 6» 611 Garner W. H. Carey, Pretension, G. Luck. FIRST PREMIUM, ch. h, 5. by Gor man— Premium (J W. Fulleri. Weight today 113. 72493 City Park 3-t 1:13? fast lu 114 6 7 7 31.1. 35 R MeDan'l.Taeobite. Colloquy. Lens. 71105 G'vesend 1 1-S 1:51? good 20 113 3 8 8 8 8 7° Radtke Gold Lady, Dandelion. Ampedo. 70964 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:47 fast 11-5 113 1 2 2 2 11 l1 Radtke Old Honesty, Orbicular. Altuda. THE BEAR, br. g, 4. by Bowling Green— Erla d'Or (S. R. Lawrence). Weight today 106. 72420 City Park 3-4 1:14? good 2 96 4 2 2 2* 21! S'lesinger Jack Atkin. Lady Esther. Pedro. 72119 City Park 3-4 1:14* fast 8 97 7 2 1 in 2h Shreve Lens, Prince Ahmed, Jacobite. 679.9 Oakl.iwn 3-1 1:151 mud 2 106 1 1 2 22 32 Bailey Dr. Mack, Funiculaire, Beecher. MOMENTUM, br. g. 4. by Sorcerer— Balance II. (F. E. Brown). Weight today 106. 72085 City Park 51 f 1:07? fast 5 111 7 5 4 31 3'1 Brussel Lens. AI Mtiller, Platoon. 73072 City Park 3-4 1:14? good 9-5 107 6 11 21 54 Brussel Lens, Hawkama. Lad of Langden. 72024 City Park 51 f 1:111 mud 7-5 103 5 4 5 5 591 Jas Hen'syPlatoon, Gambrinus, Sally Preston. EMERGENCY, b. g, 7, by Bathampton — Crisis (B. C. Evans). Weight today 109. 72420 City Park 3-4 1 :14g good 40 10S 5 5 5 63 610lDeverich JackAtkin. TheBear, LadyEsther. 72971 City Park 7-8 1:27? good 30 107 4 3 4 4 6 8" Deverich Jack Atkin. Lord Lovat, Juggler. 71508 Windsor 3-4 1:13? fast 1 Ill's 4 4 4'1 431 Klein Niblick, Showman. La Londe. AVAUNTEEE. ch. h. 6, by Borgia— Engea (S. Louis). Weight today 112. 72884 City Park 1 1:44 slow 12 J12 4 3 3 4 6 6=0 C Koerner Coltness, Dainty Belle, Donna. 72329 F.Grounds 3-4 1:211 mud 12 105 .5 6 7 7 54 . V Powers Keator. Sally Preston. Coon. 72240 F.Grounds 3-4 1:19? hvy 3-2 107 1 3 3 41 3"' Mountain Hig-botham, Hawkama. B. Mantilla MO YEA, eh. g. 4, by Gcldcrest— Hasema (Patchogue Stable). Weight today 106. 698S8 Sheep. Bay 1 1-16 1:49? fast 85 6 2 2 4 72 11,21C Brady Reidmoore. Thistledale, Gol.West. 69758 Sheep. Bay 3-4 1:141 slow 98 2 2 2 3 4 1 E Dugan Yorkist. Golden West. Ingham. SW21 Sheep. Bay 6 1-2 f 1:20 fast 97 1 1 1 21 32 C H Shil'gBafbaryBelle, Orbicular, Workman. , KILLOCHAN. br. g. 4, by Kilmarnock— Miss Buttermilk (J. Duffy). - Weight today 106. 72*92 ]■'. Ground* 3-4 l:lfl| mud 50 96 4 8 8 !'3 7s McCahey Bertha E.. Sponge Cake, Glamor. 72" 34 Penning 3-4 1 :1«1 fast 4 135 6 3 3 3* 33 Mr C T'ker Firebrand. Sim. Honours, P. Knight 71976 Penning 7-8 1:32* slow 9 S3 7 6 6 3 2n l1 Henry T. Wrestler, Rappahan'k, BrlghtBoy TEO BEACH, ch. f. 4. by Bob'oy Beach— Lcnora (C. B. Daniels). Weight today 104. 64084 Windsor 5-8 1:02 fast 12 98 2 3 3 4' 5' W Fischer Entre Vous. Mino-t. Grace Kimball 88911 Port Erie 5-S 1:02 fast 2 111 2 8 8 9'" 9T1 W Fischer Kniinola, Alegra. Attention. Fifth Race [5th New Orleans] FIFTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (C7.V.2 -1:525—4-99.) Index Course DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St M % ?4 StrFin Jockeys Best Company. JUGGLER, br. g. 5. by Hamburg— Elusive (Burlew & O'Neill). Weight today 115. 1 72474 Citj i'ark 7 8 1:::: 1 rood I hi UC 6 ( 4 :: V -' R McDan'l Hyperion II.. Pedro. Bally Preatoa. 72181 City Park 1 1-8 1:561 mod 18-5 119 7 S S S 72 7°i R McPan'lI'lantlanJ. Zipango, Faust. 72071 City Park 7 8 1:27;! good 2 107 10 19 9 7 51 35 R MoDan'lJack Atkin, Lord Lovat. Tileing. 71721 Aqueduct 7-8 1:271 good 31 107 3 4 4 3 31 321 Jas Hen'syGrapple, Sewell, Troublemaker. HAL3ARD. b. g. 4, by Governor Foraker— Pecos (P. M. Civill). Weight today 90. 72457 City Park 1 1-16 1:471 good 8 ^ 3 - I 2 "H 4-1 .1 W ll'by OldHonesty, Al.Dufoar, Pasadena. 72492 CityPark lm70y 1:481 good S-5 91 9 I 6 2 :"' 2»» Sumter Okenite, liarlgay, Gamluinus. 72860 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1:531 slow 9-5 1"7 111 1 l4 l2 Mountain Grace Larsen. Rio Grande. Nancy. 12248 F.Grotjnds 7-8 1:201 slow 41 106 9 4 5 4 1* Is Mountain Goldway, MarshRedon, Y.Stevens. OLD HONESTY, b. c. 4, bv Previous— Manns Doyls (A. J. Gorey). Weight tcdav 110. ■ •i Park I . 16 1:46* fast 41 112 1111 2' :,; .1 Lea Pasadena. Alum Dufour, Plantland. • 72457 CityPark 1 1-16 1:471 good 4-5 1«9 2 111 11 1* Minder Alma Dnfoar, Pasadena, Balaard. 72402 CityPark 1 1 16 L:48 goods m 1 2 { 43 4' .1 I.ee Temaceo. Sallv Preston. Plantland. 12275 F.Gronndn 8-9.1:17 hvy 25 111 3 4 5 42 34i J Lee Jack Atkin, Fantastic, Platoon. FLAVIGNY. br. m. 5. bv Ha tings— Flsvis (R. I. Watkins). Weight today 94. 724f* CityPark 101 7 4 2 3 V 3*1 McCahey Dr. McCtae*. Doubt. Delphic. 72493 Cit.vPark lm79y l:4S | good 15 99 l 5 5 5 4"' 31 McCahey Okenite. Halbaru, Gambrinus. 72241 F.Gr'nds I 3-16 2:101 hvy 1-5 97 4 2 2 3 3'* 2» Delaby Agile, Sister Polly, I^dy Goodrich. MISS MAZZCNI, b. f. 3. by Mizdgan— Rescue (L. V. Britton). Weight today 84. 72475 City Park 1 1:421 good 15 193 12 12 11 12 M1 8"lYorkc Dew of Dawn. Hans. Severus. 72311 F.Grounds 1 1:441 niow 11-S 101 1 2 8 8 l* 1* V Powers St. Ilario. Lajeunesse, Blue Lee. 72274 F.Grounds 7-8 1:31* hvy 8 192 4 4 4 4 32 8*1 V Powers Lafeunesse, Brimmer. Rexane. 72184 F.Grounds 51 f l:li| bvy 15 194 11 12 8 6'1. 8* y Powers D.ofDawn, ILDalaaey, Inaugurate. ' Sixth Race [6th New Orleans] SIXTH RACE— 1 3-1C Mile^. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (COS"..'. -2:01 —4 -9S.) faniex Resuw DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt 91 % \'2 % BtrFIn Jotkey Best Company. JAVANESE. 1). c, 4. by My Boy II. —Java (J. Gass). Weight today 102. . •'ii l'ark 7-8 1:311 hvy 16-5 10714 2 2 :; l"_. 2' .1 Baker Hixginbotkam. Ablngton, FlowawaJ 72328 F.C.r'nds Im70y 1:561 mud 3-8 108 2 111 21 «»1 3 J'.:,i .t Donaa, .lack Dolan, Light Note 72277 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 l:5()g hvy 7 193 8 11 1 1» 1« J Baker Anna Day, Tudor, J. I). Dunn. ■ B\Gr'n49 1 1-lti I An slow 15 96 10 2 2 l V 2' Pteratt Spongecake, Granada, L.Oakland. i 7 1 t 7 7 7 j j 7 7 j ; ; 1 ] j • 1 ] j ; ; ( j | . \ • ' ANNA DAY, ch. m, 5, by Riley— Hinda (E. Corrigan). Weight today 107. 72494 City Park 1 1-8 1:541 fast 13-10 103 5 5 4 3 21 8* Notter Halted, Adesso. LouiseMacfailan. 72386 City Pk lm70y 1:501 slow 21 110 5 4 5 4- 31 33 C Koerner Glamor, Denlgre, John McBride. 72313 F.Gr'nds 1 1-8 2:00 slow 4-5 1041 6 2 1 1 Vh V Mountain K.oftheValley, Fonsoluca, Belleview DENIGRE, b. c, 4, by Elkhorn — Bourne O. (J. M. Gorman). Weight today 103. 72386 City Pk lm70y 1:501 slow 31 100 6 5 2 1 F 2" C Baker Glamor, Anna Day. John McBride. 72312 F.Grounds 3-4 1:171 slow 40 98 11 8 9 3'1 331 0 Baker Hawkama. El Dorado, Lucy Young. 72120 City Park 7-8 1:2S1 fast 20 107 10 11 11 10 7* 67 C Baker Coon, Miss Strome, Glamor. JUNGLE IMP, br. h, 6, by Pirate of Penzance — Marmora (J. B. Brannon). Weight today 112. 7"348 F Gr'nds 1 1-16 1:571 hvy 12 104 6 6 5 5 6 571 Brussel Dainty Belle, Mortiboy, Grenade. 72147 F.Gr'nds lm7oy 1:531 hvy 7 108 6 8 7 6 52 61 Mountain Dainty Belle, Communlpaw, Tinker. 72061 City Park 1 3-16 2:03| fair 21 108 4 4 4 4 411 4lllMountain Approbation, Flavigny, Agile. LADY OAKLAND, ch. m, 7, by Chant— Caraletta II. (0. R. Riley). Weight today 103. 72194 City Park 1 1-8 1 :541 fast 8 I06 7 6 7 7 61 6C1 Mountain Ilusted, Anna Day. Adesso. 72385 City Pk lm70y 1:511 slow 10 110 8 8 8 6 43 3l Troxler Clara Huron. Alegra, Miltiades. 7236S City Park 1 1-8 2:00| hvy 15 99 4 8 6 4 41 4» R Monroe Gr.Larsen, K. Powers, Q. Thompson. BELLEVIEW. ch. g, 5, by Bel Demonio— Gadabout (F. B. Stevens). Weight today 109. 72368 City Park 1 1-8 2:00g hvy 21 105* 7 5 3 5 61 66 Jas Hen'syGr.Larsen. K. Powers, Ch. Thompson 72349 F.Gr'nds 1 1-4 2:211 hvy 6 1041 8 7 6 6 41 59 R McDan'lDr. McCluer, Tern's Rod. Agile. 72313 F.Gr'nds 1 1-8 2:00 slow 41 106 10 7 4 3 4ll 441 Heidel AnnaDay, K.oftheValley. Fonsoluca FOOTLIGHTS FAVORITE, b. m. 7, by Lamplightei -Perfonnance (P. F. Gloss). Weight today 98. 72458 CityPark 1 3-16 2:02§ good 30 101 3 7 8 8 91! 9»1 W Gloss Dr. McCluer, Doubt, Flavigny. 72404 City Park 1 1-4 2:llg good 60 104 7 2 1 1 2' 21 W Gloss Agile. Doubt, Milshora. 72349 F.Gr'nds 1 1-4 2:211 hvy 75 98 7 8 8 7 61 691 W Gloss Dr. McCluer, Tern's Rod, Agile. OBERON. ch. g, 5, by King Gold— The Wraith (C. W. Powell). Weight today 102. 72476 City Park 1 1-8 1 :54g good 100 106 4 6 5 5 43 411?..! Brooks Carthage. Lancastrian. Zipango. 72458 CityPark 1 3-16 2:02* good 40 101 5 2 3 4 5l 5« J Brooks l r. McCluer. Doubt. Flavigny. 72403 CityPark lm70y l:4Si good 100 99 6 8 7 7 61 5"! J Brooks Okenite. Halbard, Flavigny. DOUBT, ch. g, 4, by Star Shoot— Mistrust (P. M. Civill). Weight today 106. 72458 CityPark 1 3-16 2:02g good 5 92 8 9 7 6 41 22 Sumter Dr. McCluer. Flavigny, Delphic. 72404 City Park 1 1-4 2:llg good 8 90 13 12 9 5 41 3= Sumter Agile. FootlightsFavorite. Milshora. 71019 Lexington 1 1-4 2:081 fast 4} 97 2 5 6 6 52 4» W Ott Ouardi, Trenola, County Clerk. DOCILE, br. m, 7, by St. Blaise— Docility (C. H. White). Weight today 107. 72276 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:501 hvy 15 107 13 12 13 9 9h 9'J1 A'buchon Goldway. St. Noel, Delmore. 72259 F.Grounds 1 1-S 1 :59§ slow 23-5 100 7 4 5 3 43 4s Sumter Dr.MeCluer. Granada. LadyOakland 72223 F.Grounds 1 1-8 2:04 hvy 10 101 1 6 5 3 3« 31! Pickens DaintyBelle, RioGrande, F.Favorite J. D. DUNN. b. g, 4, by Sidbow— Silver Fish (P. King). Weight today 102. 72313 F.Gr'nds 1 1-S 2:00 slow 19 104* ! 5 8 6 51 651 Warren AnnaDav. K.oftheVallev. Fonsoluca 72277 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1 :501 hvy 60 101 11 9 9 8 S« 4»1 Warren Javanese, Anna Day, Tudor. 72187 F.Grounds 1 1-4 2:141 hvy 30 92 6 4 7 7 12l 1010 Molesw'h Belleview, Vlncentio, Savoir Falre. HORSERADISH, b. g. 5. by Bitter Root— Linda (C. J. Mclntyre). Weight today 105. 72404 City Park 1 1-4 2:113 good 20 104 1 3 5 4 S'l 911 W R W'r Agile. Footlights Favorite. Doubt. 72182 F.Grounds 3^» 1 :191 hvy ' 20 100 14 14 14 14 ll1* Pickens Husted. Investor. Free Booter. 72109 City Parkl 3-16 2:021 fast 2 100 2 1 1 1 2»1 2*1 Delaby SavoirFaire, L.Oakland, J.D.Dunn. JACK WITT, b. g, 5, by The Commoner — All Mine (C. B. Daniels). Weight today 105. 72494 City Park 1 1-S 1 :541 fast 8 105 2 1 1 1 41 5« J Lee Husted. Anna Dav, Adesso. 72106 City Park 3-4 l:15g fast 10 109 4 5 5 32 321 Warren Rebo, Sheen, Daring. ANNA FITZHUGH, b. m, 7, by Bend d'Or— Sierra Madre (C. H. Whitaker). Weight today 98. 72403 CityPark lm70y 1:481 good 300 99 7 7 8 9 96 102« W Ott Okenite. Halbard. Flavignv. 72291 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:53 mud 100 109 6 7 9 9 9 918 F Burton A.Dufour. Lady Oakland. Listerine. 61983 Nashville 1 1-16 1:48 fast 60 102 4 4 4 4 41 51S D Boland Iole, Bellindian, Thora Lee. Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, January 2 Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, January 2. , WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. LOS ANGELES ENTRIES. Racing starts at 1:50 p. m. (Chicago time, 3:50.) X Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race— 5-8 Mile. .".-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. (Track record: 72:506—59*— 2— 108.) Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdcp. 724212 . . . May Sutton ". 107 725 724052. ..Velma C 107 720 72459 Billowy 107 715 1KHJ59 Cheridah 107 715 72442 Godfather 112 710 72427 Round and Round 109 710 72314 Orcagna 112 705 72424 Rastus 112 705 72424 Decorator 109 7iR 67971 Gold Bar 107 700 7117S Black Domino 107 700 68388 Mossback 109 695 67906 Joseph K 109 695 07S12 Ann Gairiek 107 095 045459 S. A. Carlisle 112 090 Costly, ch. f, by Pentecost —Siva 107 Second Race — 3-8 Mile. 3-year olds. Fillies. Special Weights. (Track record: 72514— 35g— 2— 110.) Achieve, ch. f, by Watercress— Stellaris 107 May Bieudonne, br. f, by Dieudonne — May Pinkerton. 107 Annie Wells, b. f, by The Commoner — Annie Laurettal07 Rose Queen, br. f. by Kingston — White Rose 107 BautheL ch. f, bv Boanerges —Ethel X 107 Beeswax, b. f, by Hammon — Virginia Keene 107 La Reine Hindoo, ch. f. by The Fog — La Hindos 107 *Qn sen's Grove, ch. f. by Nasturtium — Grove Queen ...107 Chestnut filly, bv Alvescot— r Sunlight, by London 107 Cloverleaf. ch. f, by Marius II. — Makawa 107 •Mat tie Russell, br. f, by Woolsthorpe — A m e 1 i a Strathinore 107 *J. J. Walsh entry. Third Race — 7-8 Mile. I year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 722(H) — 1:25 — »— MB.) (72425)...CANIQUE 4. .101. .X . .725 73496 Taylor George 8. . 109. . X . .720 (72441)... Niblick 0. .109. . X . .715 • 724442...Ed Ball 8. .109. . X . .715 72428s... Chippewa 5. .104. . X . .71". 72497 East End 5. .109. . X . .710 (72387)... Gate way 7. .109. . X . .710 72374 Chief Desmond 3.. 94. . X . .710 70392 Merlingo 5. .112. . X . .705 65907 Bonnie Prince Charlie .. 6. .109. . X . .705 89088 Black Mate 4. .106. . X . 7iH 72495 Supine 8.. 87 388 72211 Whidden 3. . 97 896 68193 Vesme 4.. 106 690 Fourth Race — 5-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 72336— 59§— 2 — 108.) 72354 The Fog 8.. 105 725 7242S2. ..Giovanni Balerio 5. .102. . X . .720 72445s... Kirkfield Belle 4..1« 5 715 72441 s...Bazil 8.. 97..X-715 72445-... Lee Harrison II 4. .107. . X . 715 72247 Neatness 5. .105. . V ■ 710 72225 Paul Clifford 10. .102. .©. .710 71952 Reuben B. .102. . X . .710 72407s . . .J. J. McC B. .UK) 710 72279 Bon Vivant 4 . . 102 . . X . . 705 86610 Straightaway 4.. 107 70o 72425 Search Me 5.. 105 700 72445 Commida 4. .100. . x . ."oo • 72152 Dr. Crook 4. .102. . X . .695 72297. ...Beautiful and Best 8. .105. . X . .090 7242$ Sentado 6. .102 090 Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 72336— 59*— 2—108. ) 72425- . . . Ilallie Sherman 6. .100 725 72443 Aunt Polly 13. .100. . X . 72n 72229s... A una May 4. .100. . X . .715 72423s. ..Don Hart 4. .102. . X . .715 72463 Old Colony 4. . 95. .X. 715 72445 Airs 4. . 105. . X . .71(1 72443 Prestige 6. .105. . X . 710 72225 Taxer 6.. 102 710 72390s... Interlude 7. .102. . X . .70:5 72445 Daisy Frost 4.. 100 705 724S0 Silver Sue 5. .100. . x . .705 72390 Veritas Vincit 5.. 107 7«M) 72247 Wistaria J. .100. . X . .788 72370 Louise Fitzgibbon 4.. 105 888 72464 Paul 1 5. .107 090 72445 Lady Laughter 4. .100 690 Sixth Race — 1 1-4 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 72263—2:06—5—102.) 72410 Boguiii 4.. 91. .X.. 725 72481 Kl I'ritnero 5.. 101 720 7219(»s... Gentle Harry 7. .101. . x . .715 72490.... Big Bow 8. .101 . . x . .715 72497 Ed Sheridan 6. .101. . X . .710 72478. . . .('ambvses 4. . 99. . X . .705 66466 Pay Me 10. .101 7 Ht 723S9 Invictus 10. .101. . X . .700 First Race [1st Los Angeles] , 1 • LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. FIRST RACE— 5-8 MHe. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. (72330—59?,— 2 -108.) Index Course DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St 4 % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. MAY SUTTON, ch. f, 3. by Prince Esher— Mamie Lou (Allen & Hensley). Weight today 107. 72424 S. Anita 5-S 1:00k fast 9-5 107 2 3 2 21 2J 0 Ross Rosegal. Godfather, Inspector Bird. 72350 S. Anita 3-4 1:13? fast 8 105 4 4 4 41 3s Harty Altar Boy, Barbette, Nick Stoner. 72224 S. Anita 5-8 1:00? fast 4 105 4 1 1 l2 2^ C Ross Grindstone, G.Wood, T.B.ofMaylalr VELMA C. ch. f, 3, by Roy el Santa Anita— Ardiente (Oakwood Stock Ranch). Weight today 107. 72493 S. Anita 7-8 1:27 fast 2 107 111 1 U 2s C H Shil'gWise Child. Lois Cavanagh, Supine 72427 S. Anita 5-8 1:01 fast 6 107 1 2 2 2 23 C H Shil'gBarbette, Nellita, Bon ton. 72269 S. Anita 5-8 1:001 fast 25 110 6 4 4 31 3'J C H Shil'gGeneWood, InspectorBlrd, Burnell. BILLOWY, b. f, 3, by Alvescot— Thelma (F. M. Smith). Weight today 107. 72459 S. Anita 5-S 1:011 mud 5 103 2 10 10 10 1018 M Preston Ruscimo. Green Goods. Karodo 72351 S. Anita 5-S 1:01J fast 20 107 4 . 1 1 l"t 3lJ D Boland M.Fairbanks. Grindstone. MargieP. 72246 S. Anita 5-S 1:00 fast 50 1091 4 4 3 4i 512 D Boland Creston, Manheimer. Auburndale. CHERIDAH. br. f, 3, by Bannockburn — Sister Josephine (B. Schreiber). Weight today 107. 69859 Latonia 5-8 1:01 fast 97 7 7 7 S2 8" Bilac Hanb'dge, A.O.Walker, B.Brigade. C94S8 Latonia 4 1-2 f 55? fast 99 5 4 8* 7*J V Powers Kath.Mnrphy, M.Belle, LadvFesca. 99888 Latonia 5-8 1:04* hvy 99J 3 3 4 51 VI V Powers Buck.Brigade, Hollow, Wald.Belle. GODFATHER, blk. c, 3. by Fatherless— Godchild (W. Chamberlain). Weight today 112. 72442 S. Anita 5-S 598 fast 30 90 Left at the post. Forehand Jane Swift. Creston. Booger Red ■ 2424 S. Anita 5-S 1:00? fast 10 110 8 5 5 42 3» W Mcln' re Rosegal. Mav Sutton, Inspec Bird .2324 S. Anita 51 f 1:07? fast 20 95 7 3 2 ll 6»1 E Walkej Laudable, Tom Sliaw, Patriotic. ROUND AND ROUND, b. g, 3. by Sandringham— Irish Reel (Maine Stable). Weight today 109. i5«-'I £• Anita 5-s 1:01 fast 6 107 Left at the post. M AfurpHy -Barbette. Velma C. Nellita. 4r^?S'Amta »-4 1:13? fast 20 105 9 12 12 51 5*1 M Murphy Altar Boy, Barbette, Miss Sutton. (.206 S. Anita 5-8 1:00? fast 25 107 7 6 6 6H 5'«1M Murphy F.ofElgin, B.Oldfield, AstorlaBelle. ORCAGNA, ch. c. 3, by Ornament — Lucasta (J. A. Bennet). Weight today 112. 723H S. Anita 3-4 1:13* fast 15 90 3 5 6 6l 7i«*Ashenden Old Timer, Brvan, Waterburv -}l£ «rlght0" JM,1:1i, fast 5 105 6 6 5 41 2' Musgr've JaneSwift, Gla'ucus, Lotus Brandt. .10u6 G vesend 51 f 1:09? mud 31 100 6 _ 5 2 21 2s E Walsh Himalaya, Milford, McGregor. RASTUS, blk. c, 3, by Handspring— My Gyp (C. & B. Stable). Weight today 112. 72424 S. Anita 5-8 1:00? fast 10 110 10 4 4 6s 613 C H Shil'gRosegal, Mav Sutton. Godfather DECORATOR, b. c. 3. by Bedeck— Mariole (E. Wayland). Weight today 109. '■-,';• A?'Ka »H1:D2?fast 50 307 U U U 9i ''"JQ'rtnRton Rosegal. May Sutton. Godfather. 67416 Ascot » Pk 31 f 4-4 slop 6 108 1 5 51 5s J Harris Salover. Ed Davis Reno Rebel 9808 Ascot Pk 1-2 49* slow '7 888] 2 S 7s 5» Keogh Martha Jane. Bendaga, Orena. GOLD BAR. ch. f. 3, by Solitaire II.— Headflower (Hunter Stable). Weight today 107 6797] Ascot Pk 3J f 43 fast 10 Ml 4 10 10'H.T Clark Snapdragon. ConnieM., Miss Ruth ' ':' Asiot Vk M **1 f'ist 20 115 5 I 6 S**lDamey Bauwaid. Connie M., Daily BLACK DOMINO, blk. f, 3, by Ethelbert— Dorothco (C. H. Greenfield). Weight todav 107 SiI5 Brigtatosa 3-4 1:14 fast 100 Mf 4 4 6 6s 9'* Jas Hen'sy.Tane Swift. Orcagna Glaucus «SSs^2!?i»5|/t1,:,5 h-V;y,50. •,,210 U U U U Henr-V MJane- T- Calhoun. Miss Catesbr. 690.,., Belmont Pk 4 12 f „3 fast 86 14 12 12 12 Sumter Laughing Eyes, Requite. Youthful. MOSSBACK, b. c, 3, by Rubicon— La Salinas (Quien Sabe Stable). Weia-ht todav RM (;v:ss Oakland 5-s 1 :oiq fast 109 196 11 11 11 11 U»s H'herton Dallv. Kismet Jr GhiHee K83S*Oakl 2 ,!' filst ::'; m - u n ll1" H'herton Jack Paine. Irish 'Mike. Gaga. JOSEPH K., b. g, 3, by The Commoner— Maud Blackburn (J. Curl). Weight today 109 67996 ASCOt I'k 31 f 42J good 198 W8 I S 8" F Ryan Harvel, Swagerlator. Balnade. ANN GARRICK. b. f. 3. by David Gan ick— Anitra (F. Wallhauser). Weight today 107 y -p.-^""'; 8 J 1?!K?2 15! 5-i5 » cross Balnade. Billowv. Go^elli. ^.,1 AM,,tJk - 31 f 42 fast M m I S 7'»Kunz Rey Hindoo, Panlita. Vivian Mav. fains ,CAH,Lf'.?LE' D' c.,8. by Carlisle— Lady Church (S. A. Carlisle). Weight today Hi - v k 8 ;" y ',0 "" 4 ■* 7S ""■—' Magazine, Booger Bed, Kismet .* r?5?mrt f' 3' by Pcntecost-Siva (R' L' Thomas). Weight today 107^ Second Race [2nd Los Angeles] ' . SECOND RACE— 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Special Weights, ffflfil «j| 1 U8l) First start for the following: ACHIEVE, ch. f. 2, by Watercress— Stellaris fS. C. Hildreth). Weight today 107 MAY BIEUDONNE, br. f, 2, by Dieudonne— May Pinkerton (R. F. Carman). Weight today 107 ANNIE WELLS, b. f, 2. by The Commoner— Annie Lauretta i.D. Lamasneyj. Weieht todav 107 ROSE QUEEN, br. f. 2. by Kingston-White Rose (H. T. Griffin). WeJat todaT 107 t!i:Z£Znz£i I (Pasadena stableK we*ht tod«y w- ™x BEESWAX, b. f. 2. by Hammon— Virginia Keene (R. L. ThomasL Weiaht tod»v 107 £^2£*oS5°2 rI;- i 1 5 The *'0S-La Hindos l0*-*- st°-k «»-"• 555 S5 £ QULhNb (.ROVE, ch. (. 2. by Nasturtium— Grove Queen (jr. j. Walshl WalShK «- h.'. i ul CHESTNUT FILLY, 2. by A.vescot-Sunlight (G. J. Long,! JSJ Jg ' ™EIRLEAFSECLhL'fbr2fb2' M7 SIS °3TAme,ia Strathm°re (J" * WalSh ' ^ 2g S CLOVERLEAF ch f, 2 by Marius II.-Makawa (A. G. Dunlop). Weisht today 107. J. J. Walau entry— yuetu's Grove and Mattie Russell, Page 5 Third Race [3rd Los Angeles] THIRD RACE— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward.^ Selling. (72'2iiO -1:25— 3— 10s.) Index Owm PistTimoT'ckOdds Wt St U % s4 StrFin Jockeys Best Company. CANIQUE. b. g, 4. by Canopus— Angclique (Tholl Bros.). Weight today 101. 7242S S. Anita 7^ i :-'"•* fast l Ml I :: 3 i i* I* 0 Burns HaLBbersaaa, AlmaBoy, BtUmner. MS. Anita 1-4 1:13 Cut ls-5 lu4 6 6 4 4'. f «?. C; Bums Geo. S.DaTfts, Blondy. Ed. T. Fryer. 723M Oakland 11:40 fast 9-10 107 12 1 1 Is lsj C Ross Willis Green. Taunt. Ganne'. I3M8 Oakland 7} f 1 ::t3§ Cut 11-5 1 H 3 6 6 4 4"i' 31 \V Miller Af—lo. Progress, rapt, Burnett. 7U .' 1 Oakland 71 1 1 :331 fast 4-5 Ml 3 5 3 2 IP* 14 W Miller Willis Green, Vinton, Taunt. TAYLOR GEORGE, b. g. 6. by R egister— Nena George (R. T. Offutt). Weight today 109. . : • 3. \nit.t :. t 1:11] fast 4 M4 ii 5 4 4'. r.".'.C Koss Col. Dob. Wa terbury. Sugan.iaid. 72172 S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 3-5 1»4 I 1 1 IP* H e Boss Toupee. Scarfell. Money Muss. 738M Oakland 3-4 1:124 fast 41 101 4 6 3 8* l'J C Ross San Nicholas. Pal. Sir Brillar. NIBLICK, ch. g. 6, by St. Gatien— Braw Law (H. Mason). Weight today 109. 72441 B. Anita T I l:26r! fast 1-:: Ml 4 12 1 1*1 l"k Dudley Sharp Boy. Basil, Nellie Racine. 72373 S. Anita 7-S 1:253 fast 9-5 1 7 111 1 U 1' Goldstein Lady Vashti. Bar! Rogers. Optician 72333 8. Anita 7 -8 l:25g fast 5 Ml 7 I I 1 l2 l1 Goldstein Progress, Bellmence. Adoration. 13271 B. Anita 7-S 1:25 fast 2 107 3 4 6 4 3J 7 * .1 Foley Gen. Haley, Lady Vashti. Gio.Balerio ED BALL. ch. g. 8. by Verge dOr— Niobe (W. D. Millard). Weight today 109. 72111 B. Anita 1 1 8 1:59, fast 9 5 Ml 2 2 2 I 1» 2= llartv HafStcr, Eduardo. Jocund. 72272 S. Anita 11:38 fast 5} 102 5 3 3 3 33 38J Hasty Acrobat. Edwin T. Fryer. Fduardo. 72316 S. Anita 1 1:39 fast 3-2 107 13 4 4 45 2* C Ross Gleneeho. Baron Esher. Josie'sjewel 7M12 Oakland 7-8 1:25? fast 4 109 5 4 3 2 B* 3* G Burns Arklirta. Rather Royal. Roalta. 71972 Oakland lm20y 1:40| fast 3-5 108 4 3 3 3 1 1* G Burns Rubric. Spring Ban. Agnolo. CHIPPEWA, b. g. 5. by Griffon— Little Agnet (W. H. Mosby). Weight today 104. 73428 S. Anita 7-8 1 :2."ig fast 7-5 M7 I i I 4 4'- 3*1 I) MeC'thvF. H.Shaw. Gi wanniBalerio. Fustian 72192 8. Anita 1 1:41 slow 15 104 3 3 3 2 2« 32* I) McC'thvEarlRogers. Eduardo. J.R.Laughrey 71345 Belmont 7-8 1:261 fast 30 90 11 9 9 9 9. 8,4lQ'ringtou Grapple, Wes, Escutcheon. EAST END. b. g. 5. by Ogden— Frances McClelland (J. D. Dunn). Weight today 109. 72497 8. Anita 1 l:3S| fast 1 1W 4 3- 3 I1' 54 C Ross King Wilda. Harry Scott, Pbllle.*? 721"j 8 Anita 7-8 1:251 fast 4-5 103 5 3 3 1 1- 23 E Du.-an Ouardi. Progress. Darumn. 72352 8. Anita 1 1:39* fast 1-3 114 2 1 1 1 1' I6 C Ross RipKap, NellieRacine, LineofLife. IBM B. Anita 7-S l:26g fast 7-5 109 5 4 4 4 3* l7 C Ross Prolific. Prince Nap. Anona. GATEWAY, b. g, 7. by Del Pasc— Seco (J. Curl). . Weight today 109. T 7S Anita 7-8 1:261 fast* 11-10 Ml 4 2 2 1 11" 12 Halt* Sir Russell. Sherry. Knhinon. M473 Oakland » C 1:M fast 6 Ml 2 4 2 l* 2*1 F Wilson And. B.Cook. Water Thrusl. Nappa. H 8 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 9 109 4 3 4 4'i lBk F Wilson NonieLucille, MaryR. Clark. Phalanx CHIEF DESMOND, b. g. 3. by Sain— Laura Agnes (Mrs. J. M. Cooper). Weight today 94. 7227 ' S Ar.ita ::-4 1:13= fast :.' 1"7 5 5 5 41 4= Goldstein Creston.* Senator Beckham. Baboo. 72284 S. Anita 7-8 1:20? fast 9 97 5 3 I 3 ]2 Ink Goldstein Bar.Oldfield. Sen. Beckham. Otwell. 72170 S. Anita 51 f 1:00* fast 10 1"3 8 9 6 5} 6'UGoldstein Creston. Barney Oidfield. Balreed. 71757 Pimlico 5* f l:09g fast 10 108 I 5 4 31 21 Rosen Eonite. Servile. Win. H. Lyon. MERLINGO. ch. h, 5, by Ornament— Mary M. (Pasadena Stable). Weight today 112. 70392 Ft Erie 3-4 1:14* fast 3-2 112 I 9 7 7i 53 Kunz New Year, Jigger. Marimbo. M351 PI Erie 1 l:40y good 2 96 13 2 2 G1 6T .1 Murphy Edwin II.. Taunt. Crafty. NSM Fort Erie 5 1-2 f 1:0S| fast 112 7 6 9 91 8» G Swain Anna Smith, Beatrice K.. Eazil. BONNIE FRINCE CHARLIE, ch. g. 6. by The Chevalier— Charlcote (J. M. Stokes). Weight today 109. •I ; A - -ii Pk lm"fivl:49 slop 8 N ."5 5 5 6 65: R Blair B. Curtis, Gen. Harry, Mountebank \ --.t l'k 3-4 1:14* fast 7 105 8 7 6 51 431 D Boland J. Denton. Betsey. Lot. Gladstone. BLACK MATE. ch. c, 4. by First Mate— Later (D. Kelly). Weight today 106. MMI Belmont Pk 7-8 1:261 fast 103 8 6 5 6 62 6" M PrestonRosemount, Acrobat, Royal Onyx. tissss Gravesend 1 1-16 l:47g fast 88 10 6 6 7 72 6» Medlicott Masaniello, Robador, Kilter. i;s773 Belmont Pk 1 1-16 1:49 mud 92 3 3 3 3 34 35 M Preston Tony Bouero. Shenandoah, Grafton SUPINE, br. f, 3, by Ogden— Sister Stella (W. Walker). Weight today 87. 7:4: ". S. Anita 7-S 1:27 fast I Ml 7 5 •". 5 4" 4s Musgr've Wise Child, Velm;:. Lois Cavanagh ■2369 8 Anita 5-8 1:00* fast 30 105 11 10 10 Until'7 Forehand GeneWood. InspeetorBird. VelmaC. 72261 S. Anita 3-4 1 :14g fast 31 102 4 6 6 41 4'1 A Harris Silbersehw'z. Franciscan, V.Hannon 721 •:; 8. Anita 1 1:421 slow 3 95 6 1 2 2 33 2-1 A Harris Cork Hill, Arragon. Vejovls. WIIIDDEN. br. c. 3, by Miller — Franconia (Maine Stable). Weight today 97. 72211 S. Anita 51 f 1:071 fast 12 MS 2 8 8 71 41! II Murphy Belarius. Senator Beckham. Kerry. 72US ;. Anita 5-S 1:011 slow 7 108 8 8 7 53 4° Murphy Manheimer. Macias, Nick StoneT. 7201 8. Anita M 1:01§ fast 6 103 1 4 5 32 25 Murphy Lackfoot. Kerry. Ben Stone. VESME. ch. g. 4, by Vesuvian— Guess Me (C. E. Brosius). Weight today 106. 38183 City Park 1 1:421 fast 105 7 8 8 7 7« 7«i Gaugel ByeByelL. D.of M'nteb'lo.P Strome City i'ark 3-4 1:141 fast 107 6 6 8 S* 55 Penderg't Pr. Brutus, Boserrian, Spider Web. 67SC7 I". Grounds 1 l:41g fast l'J4 5 6 4 3 4s in Gaugel Quagga, Fire Alarm, Boserrian. Fourth Race [4th Los Angeles] FOURTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (72336— 595— 2— 10S.) Index Course DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. THE FOG, ch. h, 8. by Magnet — Tenebrae (Oakwood Stock Ranch). Weight today 105. 72354 S Anita 5-3 1:01 fast 4 107 Left at the post. Horner ("ruzados. M. Modesty. T.nd\ Caiswell 722M s. Anita 5-3 i:'X | fast 30 105 5 11 SJ oT1. Hoc war Mintia. Maaapaa, Escamado. 53552 Ascot Pk 3-4 1:15 fast 10 110 7 8 3 3* 12'-' W B'hananElizal.etliF.. P. Magnet. C.Rronston. 4'..(.7s Wortk 3-4 1:171 slow 3 117 4 1112 2nk Prior Dod Anderson, Sir Mars. Heritage. GIOVANNI BALERIO. br. g. 5. by Pontiac— Pandora (Mrs. J. Curl). Weight today 102. 72428 S. Anita 1-3 1:25 J fast 6 112 111 2 2' 3" W Knapp F. E. Shaw. Chippewa. Fustian. 12335 8. Anita 11-8 1:54 fast 15 99 3 1 1 1 1* 2?. F Ryan Fastoso. Christine A., Gorgalete. 12271 8 Anita 7-8 1:25 fast 10 107 7 6 5 5 6h 4'1 C Ross Gen.IIaler. LadyVashti. F.E.Shaw 72188 S Anita 3-4 1:141 slow 12 106 5 4 4 4» 42 F Ryan Illusion, F. E. Shaw. The Sultan. KIRKFIELD BELLE, ch. f, 4, by Royal Flush III.— Bena (J. M. Stokes 1. Weight today 105. 72445 8. Anita 51 i 1 :'7 fast s 97 !» 6 6 51 3" J Blair llulton. L.IIarrisonll.. Kon silanv. B. Anita 51 1 1:01 fast 40 !02 6 I 5 4= 3U1 Blair Hereafter. OldDomnick. Don Hart ■ Oakland 7-S 1:28 fast 12 lor, ;j 3 6 G 7 * 85J G'dchild Calendar. L. Fitzgibbon, Talentosa. SMM Oakland 7-S l:27g fast 21 105 4 3 2 4 71 9:1 R Davis SiOari, Huerfano, Sycamore. BAZIL, ch. g. 6, by Huron — Borealis (Pasadena Stable). Weight today 97. 72)11 S. Anita 7-s l:-G3 fast 10 Ml 2 5 4 3 3" 3»1 Ruckert Niblick. Sharp Boy. Nellie Racine. 72237 8. Anita 51 f 1 :06g fast 20 102 5 4 4 51.4*1 ■ Martin Progress. CrestonBov, Hal. Sherman 73323 S. Anita 7-S 1 :26 fast 9-5 Ml 5 3 3 3 32 3si E Martin East End, Alma Bov. Foncasta. 7:l:,:i S. Anita 7-S 1:2SJ fast 5 M 1 1 2 3 4» 47 E Martin Optician, Tlie Sultan, Paul Clifford LEE HARRISON II.. ch. g. 4. by Ben Strome— Janet Gray (M. L. Eayman). Weight today 107. 72146 S. Anita ."..' . f 1 : 37 fast 2 MB I 3 2 2' 2 C R»ss Halton. Kirkrield Belle, Korosilanv 71271 Hamilton 3-4 1:17 slow 6 111 4 2 2 24 HI En^l'der Belle Strome, B!ve Coat, Alsono. HaroUton 8-4 1:1 4 J good 4 101 2 3 4 4'1 V\ Mulca iy R&g*lj. Bomta ..-s. OMan. Tins Hamilton 3-4 1:13 fast 4 100 3 fi 6 7 7» EuglMer CooneyK., Avaunteer. Rath. Royal. NEATNESS, ch. m. 5, by Paladin or Rousseau — Rosebud (O. E. Waret Weight today 105. 73247 8. Anita 5-8 1:331 fast 60 112 7 .". I 61 3» Henning Cres.Boy. Nun'sVeiling, F.E.Shaw. 77::» Aseot Tk 5-S 1:03} slop 41 112 5 4 4 41 3X Kunz Black Eres. Tender Crest. Suavita. .7i:i3 Aseot l'k 3-4 1:131 fast 12 105 8 3 2 4l 5J1 Kunz MyChoiee, Tramotor, Pr. Frederick. PAUL CLIFFORD, blk. g, 10, by L itsak—TTonMeaa HI. (E. L. TaUey). Weight today 102 72225 S. Anita 7-S 1:261 fast 40 105 6 8 10 10 10* 7*« Goldstein Red Reynard. Progress. The Saltan 7 M S. Anita 1 1:401 fast 20 107 7 8 6 7 71 6"! Goldstein E.Sheridan. M.Candlem's. N.Racine 72154 S. Anita 1 1:401 good 5 107 2 8 5 6 62 68 Goldstein Kinsman, First Peep, E. Sheridan 72139 S. Anita 7-8 lift] fast 13-6 104 3 4 3 2 2 3« Goldstein Optician, The Sultan, Bazil. REUBEN, b. g. 5. by Laveno — Sister Mary (B. R. Troxler). Weight today 102. i 1952 Oakland 5-s 59?, fast 30 107 6 5 6 6 6lu E Lynch Money Muss. CrestonBov. B. May nam 71MC Oakland 3-4 1:13? fast 12 109 4 3 3 51 711 E Lynch TaylorGeorge, Pelhatn. Ed Lilburn. '■ l.'Uisville 3-4 1:151 hvy 7 104 2 11 7 7» 6'J J Lee Marmorean. Red Thistle, B.o'Light : uisville 51 f 1:071 fast 8 104 5 8 6 74 710 J Lee Boserrian. L. McLean, Lady Carol. J. J. McC ch. h. 5. by Phil Warren — Velma (H. T. Batchelerl. Weight today 100. 12407 8. Anita 2-4 1 :12g fast 16 105 5 3 3 21 3* Milliano Monev Muss. Aunt Polly, Ezra. 72247 S. Anita 5 8 1:008 fast 30 110 S 8 8 71 07 Milliano Cres.P.ov. Nun'sVeiling. F.E.Shav,-. 67910 Oaktnwn 3-4 1:16 fast 6 103 3 1 1 2l 32 Trueman Invasion. Tom Gilrov. W. K. Blade. r.7 -.: I oakiawn 3-4 1:15 goo.1 103 3 1 1 61 631 G Swain Tomochichi, King wilda, J. Sanders BON VIVANT. b. g. 4. by Toddingten — Aliena (T. A. Davies). Weight today 102 B. Miita 3-4 102| fast M MS i I I 11 11-' Barkwill Hereafter, MoneyMuss.Gov.Orman 72152 S. Anita 7-8 1:3a go-ul :,', 99112 7 7 7 H1 ll12 Barkwill I'hil Ig.x-, PepperandSalt Illusion. 696 Oakland lmMy lA2t fast 30 101 6 4 5 9 10 W W Smith Milshora, Ray Bennett, Calendar. 39577 OakMnd F C 1:118 fast 30 99 I 13 2' 3=1 W Smith Mischief, Willie Gregg. Melar. STRAIGHTAWAY, b. g. 4. by Norford— Cynthia (A. Sproule). Weight today 107. \ bco4 Pk 6-8 1:32 fast M0 lor, 4 9 10 7 10'8 C Grand Louise Fitzgibbon. Vinton, O.Price. iaeot l'k 511 1:1"! slop 100 9112 12 12 12; 12-* W Kelly Common Sue, Avalon, Black Eyes. SEARCH ME, blk. h. 5. by Herald — Snow Flake II. (Mrs. A. L. Bell). Weight today 105. : 3. Anita 7-8 1:251 fast M 112 1 4 E I 91 8*1 J MeBride ('unique. HallieSherman. AlmaBov 72317 B. Anita 7-8 1:251 fast 40 112 23:: 3 2ti 4,t,lHutchVu Critic. Jocund. Warning. 0" 77 Oakland F C 1:101 fast 13 127 I 9 7 9' 92' Alarie A.B.Cook. Card. Sarto Sharp Bov. 61 X Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 50 112 1 10 10 10 10 A Wright My Choice. Titus II.. The Skipper. COMMIDA. br. f. 4. by Commando — Sumida (F. S. Koerner). \ Weight today 100. 72445 .« Anita 51 f 1 :o7 fast 50 hn I . E 4' S'; T Taylor Halton. L.IIarrisonll., Kirk. Belle. .. . S. Anita 51 f 1:06 fast 100 MB 7 7 M M It" Alarie Hereafter. OldDomnick. Kirk. Belie. ' Ascot Pk 11:45 slop 30 Ml 7 3 3 4 4s 31* Wr Fischer Banlada. LordRossington. E. B. H 67016 Aseot Pk 5-8 1:021 fast 12 105' 2 2 3 41 551 Jno Hen'syTaos. Elmdale, Kamsack. DR. CROOK, ch. g. 4. by Prince Esher — Mamie Lou (W. Gabriel). Weight today 102. 72152 S. Anita 7-S 1:26? good 15 102 5 4 4 6 6h 910 Howard Phil Igoe. PepperandSalt. Illusion. 71992 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 50 109 9 11 12 12 12- lHoward Waterburv. Nappa. JohnH.Sheeban. 71954 Oakland 71 f 1:331 fast 50 104 4 4 4 6 71 817 Howard Caniuue. Willis Green. Vintou. 71315 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 20 109 2 9 9 9 9i2lKeogh Tawasentha, Crip. Aftermath. BEAUTIFUL AND BEST. b. h. 8, by Tristan— Aquilon (Fleming & Clancy). Weight today 105. 72297 Anita 51 f I :or.s fast 60 no 2 6 6 61 S12lJ Callahanl'rogress. CrestonB-e.-. Hal.S'ierman : - Anita 5 S 1:''0k fast 30 H5 M M M lo M**|J Callalmn Cres.Bov. Nun'sVeiling. F.E.Sli.iv. akland 3-4 1:151 fast 12 112 1 1 1 3^ C8 W Fischer Hersain, P. O'Neal. Last Faustus. 687 .Oakland F C l:10i fast 30 113 5 5 5 81 911 A'buchon Optician. Escalante. Al Lindley. SENTADO. b. g. 6. by Rey el Santa Anita— Lizzie B. (Hyde Park Stable)^ Weight today 102. 7242 S. Anita 7-8 l:25g fast 50 112 4 3 4 5 7 727-J MeBride F.E.Shaw. Giov.Balerio. Chippewa. 12356 8. Anita 5-S 1:01 fast 30 112 3 2 2 2^ 44 J McBrideOld Domniek. Andoche. Lisbia. 72190 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:571 slow 100 109 Left at tlie post. Cavan'gh HenryO., Gentlellarrv. Orm. Right. M I Ascot Pk 1 1:441 fast 20 107 1 3 5 7 61 61" Herman Mohur. Mike Jordan. "Barato. Fifth Race [5th Los Angeles] FIFTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (TSBBB— 5!).:.— 2— KIS. 1 Index -Coiupe DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. HALLIE SHERMAN, br. m. 6, byWoolsthorpe — Miss Booker (Tholl Bros). Weight today 100. 72425 B. Anita 7-8 1:25J fast 7 109 12 7 7 7 2h 3* C Ross Caiiique. Alma Bov. Bellmence. 72297 S. Anita 51 f 1:068 fast 20 1«»7 .5 5 Ii 4- 3* M Ii.-stou Progress. Creston Bov Bazil 72313 B. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 10 115 I 5 7 4" 581 C Ross Hereafter. Money Muss. Hulton. AUNT POLLY, ch. m. 13. by Brandywine — Laura Keene (Denny Bros.). Weight today 100 7-4 4:. s Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 7 IM 2 I 2 2" 4*1 Maagr'Te Money Muss, Bcarfell, Progress. 72407 8. Anita 3 1 1 :12| fast U E Ml 1 1111 8* J Oark Monev Muss. J. J. McC. Ban 72207 S Anita 51 f 1:MJ fast 13 113 9 S S S' 7"U Clark Progress. CrestonBov. Hal. Sherman 72207 8. Anita 3-4 1 :12ft fast 30 106 4 G 6 6at 4'1 J Clark La Gloria. Monev Muss Scarf ell 72030 Oak.and 51 f 1:058 fast 30 105 2 3 4 48 4"1 Moreland Rapid Water. Gemmell. Fireball'. ANNA MAY. b. f. 4. by King Eri( — Fig Leaf (D. Kelly). Weight today 100 iS Anita 51 f 1:068 fast 12 103 I 4 S 4» 3 C Grand Waterburv. Red Bill. Zellna. 72008 Oakland F C 1:09* fast 4 MO I 4 S ::- 3*1 C Grand Phalanx. Tawaseafka, s. viva-ado 71924 Oakland P C 1:10| fast 20 HE I 7 6 62 Vi C Grand Taylor George. Phalanx. Pelkam 71331 Oaklanu F C IM% fast 60 M3 I 6 7 7»k s» C Grand Sugarmaid. Native Son. Cloudlight DON HART. b. g. 4. by Don Orsir.o — Del Hart (Dotsan & Everharf1. Weight today 102 72423 S. Anita 7-8 1:26 fast 18 108 I s 7 2 2 3*1 Brooks L.ofLife. PepperandSalt, Grandrta - Anita 5* f 106 fast 25 107 4 6 6 51 4** Brooks Hereafter, OldDomnick Kirk Belle. I3XM & Anita 11:39 fast 20 107 63 3 3 41 3*« Rarty Gold. Shore. Tim. Wen. J.R.Laughrey OLD COLONY br. f. 4. by Yankee— Cornelia (W. Walker). Weight tcday 95. ■* Anita 3 I l:li mad 30 107 6 1 I ::: 4 Bos n Norfolk. ElCandor, J.R.Laughrey 06 fast 1O0 10 10 9 7 7- 7!7 Forehand Hereafter, OldDomnick Kirk. Belle i-2, 9 S. V.ita 3 ll'21fast 30 Pull :• 8 92 : ,:' A Harris Hereafter. Monev Muss. Gov.Ormue 72172 B. Atiita 3-4 1:121 fast 100 100 1 2 4 i -: ft ■airhl Taylor Geor-e, Stajpte, Scarfell. AIRS. ch. f, 4, by Goldcrest — The Bohemian Girl (R. F. Carman), Weight today 105. Anita 5ifi:07 last 21 Ml 1 7 7 6] M G Born* Haltan, L.HarrlaonIl Kirk BeMe Pk 5-8 1:02| slop 0 107 1 3 3 3s 8' Moriariur Red Bill. Bellas DJnsaaa 38883 Aseot Pk 3-4 1:15 fast M BB I 4 5 6'' GT1 A W B'kerKilier. Common Sue. Illusion. PRESTIGE, b. h. 6. by Previous— Challie Howard (Flcur de Lis Stable). Weight today 105. 3443 K Vnita 3-4 1:12* fasl 50 113 1 7 9 f 9*«lBnxton Money Moss, •Bcarfell Progress 7200S Oakland F C 1;.W| fast 20 1!2 7 S fi 5nt r,»« liuxton Phalanx. Tawasentha. Anna Mav 33378 Oakland 7-8 1:26 fast 25 M7 5 4 4 5 7; 8 •» Buxton Hedgethorn, I.. Reed. H. McGowan. • TAXER. ch. g. 6. by Hastings — Toicana (W. T. Anderson). Weight today 102 72225 S. Anita 7 8 1:261 fast 10 100 7 3 2 3 4- 6»1 Vesper Bed Reynard. Progress, Tlie Sultan 72132 8. Anita 1 1:41 slow 25 Ml 1 3 I 3 3* 0;u Vesper Earl Rogers. Bdnardo Chippewa 72137 8. Anita 7-8 i:20j fast 30 102 6 3 7 8 ll1 10"lOoldsteln M.Antonyll.. Col.Jaek, BarlBogeri INTERLUDE, br. g. 7. bv Atheling— Octavia (O. Murphy). Weight today '0?. ■ R Anita ". 1:008 fast 30 107 i lie .: | .1 McBrUeBrarfell, T,-i.-rfs Veritis Vlncll 7: 12 8 \tiii.i 5-8 1:01 1.1 t 31 113 : 2 3 v.1" ' c Grand Sliarp Boy. Mary Glenn, El Bernado 68507 Oakland 5-8 1:011 fast 50 Ml 5 5 E C- f.8 l'alms I. .Be, i. BamlthyKaae, Audi:* DAISY FROST, ch. f. 4. by Dr. Hasbrouck— Tuilleries (W. A. McKinneyl. Weight today 100 :.n.* \ ma 51 f 1:07 fast 10 1*2 E 2 3 8* 8* M Preston Halton. LuHarrlsonll., Kirk Belle , 82 8 Anita Eft f 1:16 fast 30 p.; ., :, 4 -1 E'*|Harty Hereafter. OldOonmi-k Kirk Belle 72171 a. Anita 3-4 1:131 fast 50 lo3 S 2 Z Is 87 C Koss Zelina, Norfolk, Adoratioa SILVER SUE. ch. m, 5. by Hawthorne— Minnora (I. H. Miller). Weight tcday ICO. 72480 S. Anita 7 s 1 :2.~* good 30 104 2 6 « 6 6» 4^ J MeBride Col. v.Taek, SirEdward, SaromerClond 72278 S. Anita 7-8 1:25 fast 12 I117 8 7 7 9 81 S'7 Butwell Cen. Haley. Lady Vashti. Gio.Balerio 68979 Oakland 3-4 1: 14? fast 9 107 12 12 12 lllll'*F Graham G. Rule, B.of theForest. P. O'NetU. 68806 Oaklan.l 7-8 1:26§ fast 41 106 1 3 10 8 51 571 F Graham Nothing, Daruma, Andrew Mack. VERITAS VINCIT, b. g. 5. by Brutus— Filena (R. W. Holland). Weight today 107. M i . Anita 5 S 1:002 fast 60 P 7 7 7 7 E| 4" Kunz Scarfell, Teaeress. Interlude. 67464 Aseot Pk 5-S 1:021 good 30 I07 11 11 11 IP 1227 Wilmot Maner.i. My Choice. Merry Spurt. 67414 Ascot l'k 3-4 1:161 slop 60 107 8 7 7 6"i 7S1 Wilmot Lord Provost, Piquet. Cock Sure. WISTARIA, b. m, 7, by Bob Miles— La Gascogne (H. D. Mulkey). Weight today 100. 72247 8. Anita 5 S l:oOg fast 30 112 4 6 6 ft* 5- J MeBride Cies.Roy. Nun'sVeiling. F.E.Shaw. 72134 S. Anita 5-8 591 fast 100 99 11 12 12 12 1PMJ MeBride Magazine, La Gloria, All Alone. 61575 Oakland FC 1:121 fast 30 108 6 111b 9" Graham Part. Jennie, FloManola, Otella J. LOUISE FITZGIBBON, blk. f. 4. by Sain— Grand Shot (W. I. Elliott). Weight today 105, 72370 8: Anita 3-4 1:13 fast M Ml 4 4 4 7 6'* M Murphy Herea 11 er. Norfolk. Brandlta. 1 1 650 Oakland lm20v 1:421 fast 16 106 4 3 2 3 42 B*| Palms Milshora. Rav Bennett. Calendar. 69616 Oakland F (J 1:11 fast 20 105 8 12 12 91 9,05Palms Ray Bennett, Calla. Blsillasr PAUL I., br. g, 5. by Kingston— Katherine II. (T. A. McLain). Weight today 107. 7:4fit s. Anita 1 1:43ft mad M 107 27s s s 8'MB frUsaa King Wilda, Joyner, Pnncaaf, 67337 Ascot Pk E-8 1 :02i fast 75 109 13 13 13 13 13" Aker Merry Sport. Mike Jordan. Salario. 67717 Ascot Pk 5-S 1:02J good 30 107 12 11 11 111 11181G Nichols Katie Crews. Barato. Comas. LADY LAUGHTER, ch. f. 4, by Prince of Monaco — Piquante (F. Martin). Weight today 100. 7::445 S. . nita 51 f 1:07 fast 60 102 12 13 13 121 12-°lBr(«.ks Halton. L.IIarrisonll.. Kirk. Belle. 66350 Oakland Eft f 1:111 stop 100 110 9 6 .7 4" i 611 T Rice Coco. F.lla True. Letitia S. 66203 Oakland F C 1:141 hvy 150 107 7 6 6 7 77 T Rice Mab.IIollander. Coco, Mrs.Mattu'ws Sixth Race [6th Los Angeles] SIXTH RACE— 1 1-4 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (72203—2:0(5—5—102.) tadaa batata DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St M V % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. BOGUM. b. g. 4, by Bas3etlaw — Sonoma (W. Walker). Weight today 91. 72110 S. Anita 1 1-S 1:53| fast S 95 4 7 8 8 76 6,3ll.yc!irgus Gorgalete. Joyner. Christine A. 728M B. Anita 1 1-4 2:06 fast 20 90 6 4 4 6 71 2s Lyeurgus Kinsman, Avontellus. Flic. 72156 S. Anita 1 1-8 1 :53« good 30 90 8 8 7 8 7X 5,0lForehand M.Candlemas. Avcmtellus, Corkllill. 71625 Latonia 1 1:471 hvy 8 96 5 6 6 6 510 5»4 Lyeurgus Little Lighter, DogRose. Javanese. EL PRIMERO. ch. g. 5, by Rey el Santa Anita — Aritta (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 101. 72481 S. Anita 1 3-16 2:001 good 10 102 9 10 9 9 92 7°1 T Tavlor Avontellus. Foncasta. E!i-\ 72461 8 Anita 1 1-2 2:3S mud 20 99 2 4 I 2 2'1 4*1 T Taylor FlrstPeep, MamieAlgol. Kinsman. 723S9 S. Anita 1 1-4 2:07 fast 4S 102 9 11 10 I 71 (el Buxton Avontellus. Elie. Cork Hill. 72272 S. Anita 1 1:38 fast 200 1«0 2 6 6 6 6 5' - Wiley Atrobat. Edwin T. Fryer. Ed Ball. GENTLE HARRY, b. g. 7. by Kingstock— Ville Marie (G. W. Robinson). Weight today 101. 72130 8. Anita 1 1-S 1:57* slow 10 107 5 2 1 1 11 21 C Ross Henry ().. Ormonde's Right. Adonis. 88333 Ascot Pk lmfiOy 1:50 slop 6 109 9 8 6 5 6' 4"lKehoe !;iizabeth P., Azora. Woodthorpe. 8B3M Ascot Pk 1 1:44 slow 4 102 2 3 3 4 2 » l1 Kehoe Mountebank. Lucreee. Young Davis. BIG BOW. ch. g, 6, by Le Premier — Best Owen (G. W. Scott). Weight today 101. 72499 S. Anita 1 1-S 1:53 fast 12 102 I 5 5 5 3h 6» C II Shil'gBaron Esher. Jocund. Christine \. 72172, S. Anita 1 1-8 1:531 fast 50 104 1 4 5 4 51 4»1 M Preston Kilter. Frank Flittner, Eduardo. 72138 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:551 fast 50 104 7 7 S 7 5s 6"1M Preston P.ofCastile. F.Flittner. J.F.Donohue 57823 Oakiawn 1 3-16 2:00 faat 108 6 6 6 6 6 6 * Moreland Request, Docile, Scalplock. ED SHERIDAN, b. g, 6. by Sain— Laura Agnes (T. A. Davies). Weight today 101. 73437 s Anita 1 l:39g fast 10 109 7 7 S S S* 7'2 E Dugan King Wilda. Harry Scott, PkBIgoe ,22S2 S. Anita 1 1:39 fast 10 99 5 6 6 6 9nk 711 Barkwill The Sultan. Phil Igoe. Harrv Scott. 7220S B. Anita 1 1:401 fast 7 102 1 5 7 6 41 11 Barkwill MaryCandlemas, N.Eacine, Optician CAMBYSES, ch. c, 4. by Mazagan — Clemency (L. Block). Weight today 99. 72478 8. Anita 1 1:40§ good 15 103 8 9 9 9 9 S'-?1T Taylor The Sultan. Bellmence. L. Chiswell 72445 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 50 105 13 12 12 IP 9«1 J MeBride Halton. L.Harrisonll.. Kirk Belle 72282 S. Ar.ita 1 1:39 fast 50 103 11 11 11 11 11 IP* M MurphyThe Sultan. Phil Igoe. Harry Scott. 71S00 Pimlico 1 1-2 2:43 fair 3 105 6 2 3 3 31 3 » Liebert Jupiter, Panlque. Noblesse Oblige. PAY ME. b. g. 10. by Getaway — Biggovet (P. G. Lynch). Weight today 101. ■6MI Oakland 71 f 1 :40 hvy 100 109 2 8 9 10 10 10»7 E Lvnch J.Pendergast. M A.Powell Chestnut 66410 Oakland 1 1-S 2:00 mud 100 107 6 6 5 10 10 10" E Lynch Lone Wolf. Trapsetter, Briartborpe. LNVICTUS. br. g. 10. by Inspector B — Iowa (W. Gabriel). Weight today 101 [2889 8. Anita 114 2:07 fast 60 102 10 7 8 10 M"» t* J MeBride Avontellus. Elie, Cork Hill 72336 s. Anita 1 PS 1:54 fast 60 104 6 7 .8 8 78 8»*ft€ Grand Fastoso. Gio. Ealerio. Christine \. 721:6 ft Anita 1 1-8 1:531 good 30 91 1 7 8 7 8 6" Howard M.Candlemas. Avontellus. CorkHill. Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, January 2 Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, January 2. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK HEAVY. OAKLAND ENTRIES. Raehig starts wt 1:40 p. m. (Chicago time. :;:i0.) XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 72047— 1:11*— 3— 103.) Ind. Horses. A. Wt. Hdep. 72388 Boloman B . . 105. . x . .725 Z228S*. . .Transmute ." . .103. .©. .720 72383. . . .Herein ti. .10::. . x . .715 72323.... Netting (J..KU5 715 724(17 Ur. Sle rnian 10. .10".. . X . .715 72375 Whiskers 9. .105. . X . .710 72107. St. George Jr 7. .10S. . x . .70.", 72434. .. .Isolation 5. . 103. . X . .70". ,- :'.V".7 Swagger ." . . 105. . X . .700 WIT. . . .DaaftKrons Girl 5.. 103 700 Second Race — 3 4 Mile. 4 year-olds and upw.::,!. Spiling. (Track record: 72047— 1:11 J— 3— 103.) 172467)... BELLE KINNEY (5. .110. . X . .725 (72487 )... Mattel P 5. .103. .©. .729 72339' . . .Tfewasentna 4. .ios. . x . .71."i 68248*. . .Hull 'and 7. .105. .©. .715 T24ST*. . .Duke of Orleans 4. .105. . x . .715 723M*. ..John H. Baaakaa 4. .110. . x . .710 72448*. . .Nappa .'. . . 4. .10r.. . x . .710 72487* . . .Ambitious 5. .103. . X . .705 72487*... La Rose 4. .103. . X . .705 72250. Koenigin Luise (3. .103. . x . .700 (72483)... Bam Barber 4. .102. . x . .700 Third Race — 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Special Weights. (Track record: 301SS--351— 2— 115.) Micaela. b. f, by Watercress — Silea 115 Seattle. 1,. f. by Sir Hercules -Ohio Belle 115 Trance, b. f. by Ben Brush —Fair Vision 115 OapH, eh. f, by The Judge —Lucille II 115 Lady Martinez, b. f. bv Yellow T.-.il — Marie N 115 Gypsy Lass, b. f. by Eddie Jones — My G.\nsy 115 Patois, eh. f. by Lack ford — Bro-ue U5 England, b. t'. by Illowabo — Banna D. HI 115 Winnakee. eh. f. by Illowabo — Morabella 115 Mabel Fountain, b. f, by Tempo — Hasans Nobind ...115 Fourth Race — 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (Track record: 3JBHH 1 W| | 85.) 72488*... Masaa fi. .100.. 725 72303. .. . I.ucian 7. .188. . ..728 72504 Bsapoasl 5. .101. .©. .715 72450*... Fulletta B..MB..X 713 .~^r. Rea Ball 4. .104 71f) 72450. . . . Downpatrick 6. .100. . X . .700 Fifth Raco— 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: GH04— 1 :3Sj — 4- M.) 72358* . . . Belle of Iroquois 4 . . MS ... 72". •(72.V:j^, . ..Silver Wedding 5. .105.. . . 72 • 7-'40S Huerfano 4.. 184. .X.. 713 724S7 Cholk Hedrick 8. .111. .X.. 713 (72431)... Captain Hole 4. .111. . x . .710 72303. . . .Trcasam Seeker 4..188..X..7I»'I 724IK» Watchful 5.. 180. . X . .703 72400 Jake Moose 5. . 104. . X . . 7 ir, 72415*. ..Miss May Bowdisli 7.. '.'0. . ■ . .7'I5 72302. ...Meads -0 i*. .108. . X..7O0 724S53...L. C. Ackerley I. .103. . X.. 74*0 Sixth Race— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. tfHUlin ASoarj h (Track recerd: 9MB3 '.~~ -3- 88.) 72 . e,-. ..Bardonia 112.. X.. 723 72448*. ..Ban 611 112.. X.. 720 i2.":is. . . . Band-sat dual 112..X.-71.1 72483*. ..Last Go 110 715 724S.S Hansen K)fi 7 lit 7'2.:'.)S I'x.bl.v Shafto 112 705 72147 No l.ither M6 70". 7215S Parasol 101.. '..705 7211!* Van (Jordan 10!) 700 72483 Paa-de-Ors im; too Orsi.'.i. ,li. f. hy Torso — IlubillO Priaceses. eh. f. by Bedeck — I.a Br las ' to First Race [1st Oakland] LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (72017—1:11 »— ^ -183.) Index Course DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St % tj % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. BOLOMAN. b. g. 5, by David Tenny — Ella Boland (D. S. Fountain), Weight today 105. 725*3 Oakland tij f 1 :s:,k slop 21-5 M7 1 1 1 .",- 5« MeClani S. Wedding. Herodotas.Sis. Frances 72115 Oakland 1 1:46 hvy 14-5 91 4 1 1 1 I1* 4s C'boneau WarteNictit. Lazell. M.M.Bo.vdish. 722111 Oakland lm20y 1:451 hvy 6 106 12 2 3 4* C'JKirsch'm , I.ucian. Meatla. Lazell. 72304 Oakland 1 1:44| hvy 4J 104 2 2 3 4 5l e^iE Lynch Woolma, Excitemenr. Triumphant. TRANSMUTE, ch. m. 5. by St. George— Oyespa (S. C. Hildreth). Weight todav 103. 72288 Oakland 3-4 1:162 hvy 4 111 I l 1 1«* ft \y ftfJDer TheMightv. Ethel.xbboti. S. Barber 72249 Oakland 5ft f 1:"9 mud 5 111 2 3 2 34 51S*W Miller Pr. Brutus, The Mighty, CelSfes 65663 Benning 7-8 1:30 fast 8 90 4 7 9 10 11 13 Engl'der SocietvBud. Anna Smith. Cinehon:i. 85681 Benning 1 1:43 mud S 99 1 1 2 2 4^ 69J Bilac Hooray. Voladay, De Kaber. HERSAIN. b. m. 6. by Sain — Hesneria (F. Farley). Weight today 103. 72508 Oakland til f 1 :23ft slop 30 MS Left at the past. E Lynch B. Wedding, Herodotns,8is.Frances 7241.1 Oakland 2-4 1:18 hvy 15 111 5 2 3 6i S'^ill'liertou Herodotus. Ambitious. Nappa. B38I Oakland 5-S 1:02ft hvy 12 122 7 4 7 8 Si'ill'herton J.H.Shee'n, K.M.Brafn. D.ofOrl'ns NETTING, br. m, 6. by Sain — Lady Hamilton (H. Green). Weight today 103. 72323 Oakland 1 1-16 1:19ft slop M Ml 4 11 5 7- 9-HW Miller' Blanche C. Edith James Lazell 72188 Oakland 7-8 1:2S1 slow 10 Ho 3 5 6 8 8at s^j gandy Serenitv. Ambitious. Sea Air 719SS Oakland 1 1-16 1:48 fast 9-5 109 5 l 1 1 li in w Miller Etapa,' Rotrou. Mav Holladay 71928 Oakland 1 1:401 fast 41 110 4 5 5 5 6* 341 Borel Tavora. Serenity. Jolly Witch. DR. SHERMAN, b. g. 10, by Gorman— Dolly (J. E. Hoppas). Weight today 10S. 72487 Oakland F C 1:13 slop 20 w -. 1 2 pj fi \\- ifJUer B.dle Kinney, LaRose, Ambitious. .2429 Oakland 2-4 1:16ft slop 15 107 l 4 4 41 5'» W Miller PrinceBrutus. TheMightv. Maarsae. ,2411 Oakland 2-4 1:17ft hvy 11-5 111 2 1 1 Jl 331 W Miller La Rose. Rosy Light. Ethel Abbott. WHISKERS, b. g, 8, by Zobair— Belle of Lake II. (J. W. 'Slattery.. Weight today 105. :r:-' )a,k,ia';'; , , , ! ' iiS h,vy " lH B 7 ■ 4 "I •" ,'"M B.M Glbben, C.Warwick, AJU Baa. 72287 Oakland 1 1 -lb 1 :o0g slop 30 loy 7 10 10 io 10 9'" King . Edith.Tames. Tancred. Sil.Weddinir. 72181 Oakland lm50y 1:46? slop 100 109 13 5 fi 5J 8**ftKins Nabonas'r. MissM.Bowdish \ Mack 72110 Oakland F C 1:12ft fair 30 105 8 7 8 9* 9" King Hersain, Watchful. Lassen. ST. GEORGE. JR.. blk. h. 7. by St. George— Gadabout (H. Stover), Weight today 108. .2465 Oakland P C 1:131 slop 13 " 112 h :, 4 1*1 4*1 McClaln Sam Barber. RoseCberry, Plausible 72288 Oakland lmGOy 1:47ft hvy 15 99 S 4 2 4 5* 4-1 Q Mcl/hlin Watchful. Tancred. Invader. 12248 Oakland 3-4 1:17ft mud 9 112 1 13 4' 6«1 G McL'hlinMina Gibson, Ethel Abbott, Yank. ISOLATION, b. m. 5. by George Kessler— Fair Recluse (W. P. Fine). W-ight today 103 73434 Oakland -; /, Vi.V'i101' !L v'- : '' ' ,:' 4"'^ettiu PrlaceNsp, QoeenAlamo, ;.. Gelding. 72078 Oakland Tr 1:091 fast 150 105 11 11 10 10' 10=*JPohanka Meada. Progress. The Reprobate. 88888 Oakland 3-4 1:15 fast 5 106 5 2 1 5'J. 3* Rettig Oistributor, Annie IL. Melar. SWAGGER, b. g. 5. by Ben Brush— Blue Grass Girl (L. T. C*ton). Weight today 105 Oakland 1 1-16 1:48ft fast 150 M 3 a 5 I 6' 6 *lMcClaln Lille I'... Ldith .Limes s-ildde. B8388 OakUwd 1 I:48J mud 81 NS 1 I I U II M*HA WHght Bckersall, i;,,,r» KBbora. 8ea An*. DANGEROUS GIRL. b. m. 5. by Eddie Jones— Dangerous Maid (J. F. ClifTordL Weight today 103. I-':!"'-'1 !!aMfi! '! -li:" 'Ysl f !iK = - : " :'L ^"i ?il».- tt Flo,-. Fonso. JackAdams, CrolidOr. 1 rOnkftand 3-41:11 Btoa M Ml 7 s 7 5- 2- Gilbert Sooth. Lady Spini ress Moorso Second Race [2nd Oakland] SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 4 year-olds and upward. Selling. (72017 1:111 iti::. , Index Oonrns DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St ft V2 % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. BELLE KINNEY, b. m. 6. by Bel videre— Miss Kinney (H. G. Bedwell... Weight today 110 i21b7 Oakland I C 1:13 slop 11*20 188 1 1 I l« 1 | t Rice 1., Bom' iml lions Or Shwmin S Oakland 3-4 1:171 hvy 44 182 2 1 1 1 it Rice May Ymoli- Tl'e \I1-; tv I e- 72333 Oakland U f 1:03ft Stop 13-8 114 2 1 1 1*4 1*1 T Bice Tawasentha D of 'to leins l»U^ 73332 Oak.and F C 1:12ft slop 16 5 109 Left at the post. ' San.iy Cap Burm'tt; Wooing Excitcmet.V MARVEL P. b. m 3 by Plaudit— Kilcaii (Oakland Stable . Weignt toriar 103. V-aUr.0S t5 }H ? I '''1-'H' - D.ofOrlns. M.Randolph, cTuedrbk. ; -' vriw M ■msL% aS|2 "1 • i 1 . '- ': \ ■ ■: 4! 4 ' " s;il'gC.es.Be.v. NKnsVelllng. F.E.Shaw. -"'■is- U 3r2S??S I L1 ■::' 1{"v,n"- Rineman. Botanist. Sir Edward. mms. An, anna a ., s Mfftmat u 3718 -A 8 s 21 ,4 7'='m PrasMa Ifasaslne, La Gloria, IB \i ne TAV)^f^A- -H-^J'Jl Ravelston-Lavena C. (Golden Gate Stable). Weight today 108. : .s 'ken. ■■ '-^;; ll r- , •: :: I 3 2? £?£!!■ B.Klanay. I . af OrtaVaaa, InTBaMf. 7-15 Oakland V i V -i" , vv I'p - - \ I , 1 : . QTt\* MAajelU, 4.II.S1 baa, BWinebeO. • '. M.i'i,t s-t i.u rani 1 1 1, 4 1 1 1 i" 1: Lynch Nappa, Orln, Surety ■ "V.-Vm e;,,;'1, e-- tV,^' r-W^Tf-.1- ■S" -(P- r" T •'•:' ' WsiBbt today 105. ' ' ' ' ' " ' '' '' ' ' '* ■ - I I' 1' K Lvn.li Maura. 1. . Elevaii.Mi Noiwortd Ohio DlJ^ °T 0RLEA,NS; kr. E. 4. by Albert-Belle of Orleans (R. R. Kice. Jr ). Weight todav 105 -3 9 Odkidnd - 1 1.481 hvy 10 IL, | f | 3 f 737. KeosU se^ Air Warden Yell, Buto. JOHN H. SHEEHAN. ch. c. 4, by Rubicon — Carilia (J. M. Crane). Weight today 110. 4 nWOaklSBd fCl:U hvy 1-2 130 0 12 32J 3I0JR. Davis t'.lTedrick. E.M.Brnttain. D.Wilson. BMC Oakland 6-* 1:0-4 hry 1 117 4 1 1 1K Is ft l ;ivis F.M.Bratt'n, P.ofOrleans, Bravoure ^ 72268 Oakland 3-4 1:15 slop 12-5 106 E 1 1 l"k 1*1 Balms MayAnielia, Tawasentha. BlanclxC. " NAPFA, b. c, 4. by Solitaire II— Alma Dal© (J. Coffey). Weight today 105. 7244S Oakland ."■' f 1:601 slop 12-5 Mi 2 I 2 1*1 Z'l W Miller Triumphant. Kevorton. Unlvestonian 4 72413 Oakland 3-4 1:U hvy 11-5 111 :'. 3 4 2' 3' \V Miller Herodotus. Ambitious. Bij* Store. 72320 Oakland 7-8 1:29 slop 5 110 2 4 3 3 31 25J Moreland Huerfano, Captain Halo, Sibari. 4) AMBITIOUS, en. m. 5, by Buddha— Ambition (Pratt & Riley). Weight today 103. a 72467 Oakland F C 1:13 slop (JJ M 2 3 3 3J 3* S Borel BelleKinney. LaRose. Dr. Sherman 72413 Oakland 3-4 1:18 hvy 8 111 1 1 2 31 2»t Borel Herodotus. Nappa. Big Store. 4 72216 Oakland 7-8 1:29 hvy 8 109 3 1 1 2 2 58 Borel Meada. Sea Air. Tarp. LA ROSE. b. f, 4, by St. Leonards— Maid of Dorset (J. A. Armstrong). Weight today 103. i 724C7 Oakland P C 1:13 slop 6 MS 5 4 4 4' 2'1A Will'ms B.Kinney. Ambitious, Dr. .Sherman, 4 72411 Oakland 3-4 1:171 hvy 3 ]ti7 4 3 2 2'i 1' A Will' 111s Rosy Light, Dr.Sherman, E.Abbott. ' 72339 Oakland l| f 1:08 slop 12 114 4 4 3 3J 48 E Lynch B.Kiauey, Tawasentha. D.ofOrleans 4 KOENIGIN LUISE, b. m, 6, bv Bendoran— Eiterling (C. B. Wilson). Weight today 103. " 72250 Oakland ::-4 1:17 niiul B 114 3 1 1 l«k 7» R Davis Lnstig. Shady Lad, Galvestonian. 72215 Oakland 3-4 l:ir.| hvy 7 Ml 2 3 3 t | 3*1 R Davis rr'eeBrutus, Boloman. Tawasentha. 4 72112 Oakland 5-S l:01g fair 5 M 3 3 3 3- 3l Borel B.Kinney, T.Mighty, E.M.Brattain ' SAM BARBER, ch. g. 4, by Bannockburn — Laura Agnes (F. W. Doss). Weight today 102. 4 7246:. Oakland F C 1 :13? stop M nil ". 3 3 Wia| I.vnch R. Cherry, riausible. St. ;eorge,.Tr. 722SS Oakland 3-4 1:16ghvy 9 107 .". 3 3 3'. 44£ McRae TheMighty. EthelAbbott, Transmute ■ 72215 Oakland 3-4 1:151 hvy 9 100 8 6 5 5s 51S W Kelly Pr.Brutus, Eolonian, Koenig.Luise. 4 Page 6 Third Race [3rd Oakland] THIRD RACE— 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Special Weights. (301SS— 3RV— 2— 113.) ' First start for the following: MICAELA, b. f. 2. by Watercress— Silea (S. C. Hildreth). Weight today 115. 4 SEATTLE, b. f, 2, by Sir Hercules— Ohio Belle (B. Schreiber). Weight today 115. i TRANCE, b. f, 2, by Ben Brush— Fair Vision (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 115. * COPIT, ch. f. 2. by The Judge— Lucille II. (Napa Stock Farm). Weight today 115. , LADY MARTINEZ, b. f, 2, by Yellow Tail— Marie N. (Anchorage Stock Farm). Weight today 115. GYPSY LASS. b. f. 2, by Eddie Jones— My Gypsy (J. F. Clifford). Weight today 115. , PATOIS, ch. f, 2. by Lackford— Brogue (W. E. Applegate). Weight today 115. ' ENGLAND, b. f, 2, by Illowaho — Emma D. III. Weight today 115. WINNAKEE, ch. f, 2. by Illowaho— Morabella (Kenilworth Stock Farm). Weight today 115. MABEL FOUNTAIN, b. f, 2, by Tempo — Nanine Noland (J. N. Mounce). Weight today 115. , Fourth Race [4th Oakland] FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (091 04— 1:3SE — 1—95.) ' Index Course DistTlmeT'ckOdds Wt St V* % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. MASSA, ch. g, 6, by Masetto — Satisfaction (D. A. Ross). Weight today 106. ' 724SU Oakland 1 1:44? slop 1S-5 P 4 4 2 1 1 l»t i'h Keogh Northwest, Deutschlaud, Woolma. 72373 Oakland lm50y 1:483 hvy 8-5 98 3 2 1 1 T In* e Lynch Legatee. Woolma, Graphite. ' 72343 Oakland 75 f 1:36 slop 5 109 3 12 2 2" 3l Keogh A.Muskoday. J.Nelson, Cap. Burnett , LUCIAN, br. g, 7. by St. George — Mai Fai (W. Hawke). Weight today 106. 72503 Oakland 1 1-16 1:511 slop 5 107 5 3 3 3 3"W p J Hayes All Ablaze, Lassen. Jacouio. ' 72361 Oakland lm20y l:45g hvy 13-5 106 4 1 1 1 Ink ink H'herton Meada. Lazell. Mina Gibson. 72304 Oakland 1 1:443 hvy 9-10 104 13 4 3 3| 48 W Miller Woolma, Excitement, Triumphant. ' 72199 Oakland 1 l:41g slop 4J 104 2 2 2 2 2s l5 W Miller Aguolo. Blanche C, All Ablaze. , BANPOSAL, b. m, 5, by Bannockburn— 'Proposal (Cleodora Stable-). Weight today 104. 725 i4 Oakland 51 f 1 :0S slop 8 100 7 8 7 61 7l;! .1 Hayes Burleigh. Cloudlight. Burn. Bush. • 72432 Oakland 7-8 1:29 slop 4 90 3 2 4 5 5:: 4-h A Walsh Deutschland, NativeSon. J. Lyons. 72362 Oakland 6| f 1:22 hvy 3 104 2 1 1 l'J 1J J Hayes Tavora, Purse Rose, Janeta. FULLETTA, ch. h. 5. by Mirthful— Etta (H. W. Hoag). Weight today 109. . 72450 Oaklnd lnilOOy l.i'Jl slop 5 104 2 3 2 2 21 2'i K Lynch Judge Nelson. Northwest, Castile. 72395 Oakland 1 1-16 1 :50g hvy 13-5 1»S 3 5 4 3 2« 24 E Lynch JudgeNelson. Sen.W'arner. Corrigan 72357 Oakland 7-8 1:28| hvy 25 112 3 4 4 2 2* ««| E Lynch Cloudlight, Triumphant, Standover. , RED BALL, ch. c. 4, by Lieber Karl — Marguerite (J. Coffey). Weight today 104. 7232S Oakland 7-8 1:29J slop 20 107 2 4 4 4 4 4" Moreland Prejuicio. Dol. Dollars. St.Elmwood. 72198 Oakland lm50y l:44jj slop 4 110 3 5 0 5 5 5 « Sandy Spring Ban. Capt.Burnett, Jacomo. 72124 Oakland lm50y 1:45 slop 5 109 3 1 1 1 1» V W Miller WillisGreen, Gorgalete, AUAblaze. DOWNPATRICK, b. h, 6, by Max io— Clicquot (T. H. Ryan). Weight today 109. 72450 oakl'nd lnilOOy 1:49J slop 100 104 3 6 6 6 6 6-" Sandv Judge Nelson, Fulletta Northwest 72 333 Oakland 5-8 1 :01J slop 300 112 6 6 6 6 6=2 H'herton Burleigh, Native Son, St. Francis 72235 Oakland 5J f 1:091 slop 15 112 1 6 6 6« 6 ° Sandy Curriculum, Banposal, Carmelina. Fifth Race [5th Oakland] FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (G9104— 1:38* — 4—95.) Index Course DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. BELLE OF IROQUOIS, b. f, 4, by Ben Strome— Passion Flower (M. Reis). Weight today 105 72:::.S Oakland 51 f l:0Sg hvy 5J 98 5 I 3 3- 23 W Kelly Pr.Brutus. Sen. Warner, Wilmore 72111 Oakland F C l:llg fair 2 UK) 1 1 1 l1 2J E Dugan Salvage, Nappa, Melar. 72002 Oakland F C 1:09* fast 12 101 7 5 5 61 5« E Dugan Blondy, Burning Bush. Mechlin. SILVER WEDDING, ch. m, 5, by Huron— Ogarita (E. L. Fitzgerald). Weight today 105. 72.VI2 Oakland 61 f 1 :23J slop 15 MG E 5 4 41 1« R Davis Herodotus. Sister Frances. Meada. 72397 Oakland lm50y 1 :4Sg hvy 7 109 « 2 2 3 3' 33 R Davis Captain Hale. Standover. Benvolio. 723 12 Oakland 1 1 :44g slop 10 109 1 1 2 2 21 35 R Davis Cholk Hedrick, Rotrou, Benvolio. HUERFANO, br. g, 4. by Eddie Jones — Free Love (T. H. Williams). Weight today 104. 73M Oakland 3-4 1:15 slop 5 M 4 7 7 7 7" Kirsch'in C.emmell. Grace G.. Prejuicio. 723:o Oakland 7-8 1:29 slop 2J 107 1 1 1 1 1=J f*| w MUler Nappa. Captain Hale, Sibari. 7226S Oakland 3-4 1:15 slop 3J 105 1 10 9 96 6» W Miller M.Amelia, Tawasen'a, J.H.Sheehan CHOLK HEDRICK, b. g. 6, by Verge d' Or— Adelaide (E. Dealy). Weight today 111. 721S7 Oakland 3-4 1:17 slop 31 123 2 5 5 4»k 4° Kirsch'in MarvelP.. D.ofOrleans. M. Randolph 12431. Oakland 1 1-s 1:591 slop 17-10 113 4 5 2 3 4* 3« • Kirsch'in Lazell. Beechwood. Lassen ::::.:: Oakland F C 1:14 hvy 6 127 1 3 3 1.J 1» Kirsch'in E.M.Brat'n, J.H.Sheehan, D.Wilson CAPTAIN HALE. br. g. 4. by Cactus H. — Agnes IV. (M. J. Daly). Weight today 111. 721.1 Oakland 1 1-16 1:511 slop 12-5 106 5 3 2 2 2l 1} Jno CarrollMayAmelia. EdithJames, Standover 7::::'. Oakland lmSOy 1:481 hvy 31 108 4 5 3 2 1° 1=1 Juo CarrollS'tandover, SilveiWeddlng. Benvolio 2320 Oakland 7-8 1:29 slop 12 110 5 6 5 4 4- 35 Jno CarrollHuerfano, Nappa, Sibari. TREASURE SEEKER, ch. c, 4, by Ornament— Money Box (E. J. Ramsey). Weight today 108. 72..03 Oakland 1 1-16 1:511 slop 10 106 1 5 5 5 5- 7-J R Davis All Ablaze, Lassen. Jacomo 1900 Oakland lmlOOy l:47g fast 8-5 107 7 7 7 7 4b 33J R Davis Corrigan, Byronerdale Gannot 71831 Oakland 1 1:394 fast 50 105 5 5 5 5 5 4l3iMcRae Acrobat. Roalta, May L. N. WATCHFUL, br. h. 5. by Mirthful— Wary (T. H. Stevens). Weight today 109 isJS £aMaru3 JmI2y l:52l £lop P. U- 3 4 4 6 6* ""IE Lynch Lassen. Prince Nap. Corrigan. 4El6Sa,kan5 ImSOy 1:471 hvy »8-a 104 2 1 1 1 1*J i» E Lynch Tancred, Invader, St. GeoFge Jr. 2199 Oakland 1 l:41g slop 10 104 5 6 5 4 4*4 5ialKlrsch'm Lucian, Agnolo, Blanche C. JAKE MOOSE, b. g. 5, by Deering— Onaetta (T. F. Buckley). Weight today 104 12469 Oakland lm'Oy 1:501 slop 50 111 7 8 8 8 7* 6-nPost Lassen Prince Nan Corri-aii 72115 Oakland 11:46 hvy 30 106 7 9 6 8 10 10=»JPost WarteNicht Lazell' \1 M Rowdish ttm Oakland lmzOy 1:451 hvy 30 106 2 7 8 8 8 S='iSandy Lucian Meada Lazell MISS MAY BOWDISH, b. m. 7, by Libertine— Phoebe F. (W. St. Vincent). Weieht todav 99 i£%S££Zi iisi1:-« h,VV L JS :i i 1 :] :!" 3' Ga,i,,,,° WarteNicht. Lazell. Boloman Itttn Oak and 11-8 1:.* slop oj 102 6 4 4 4 4* 4s Galindo King of Mist Melar Sea Air Km Oakland lm50y l:46« hvy 14-5 103 2 3 2 3 3= 3-J W Miller All "Ablaze! Ceieres, ' Andrew Mack. 5SJ?^i,i^ m-p.8V byo,rB,aro_:Afa,m-ada (H* Gl Beawc11)- Weight today 106. .-..11. Oakland 61 f 1:231 slop 3 in. 2 2 3 31 4-1 T Rice 8. Wedding- Herodotus Sis H«Z 72361 Oakland lm20y 1:45| hvy 4 101 6 3 3 2 2S 2ck T Rice Lucian 1 /Sell Mina Giolon TOM Oakland 3-4 1:15* slop 7 104 9 8 8 5nk 5«1 T Rice Prince' Bruins, CasUle Agnoio. T&cSESS^LjbJi \ by.Mst. Carlo-Lovelight (D. A. Ross). Weight today 105. -■■ . wftonH 11^5}:9,S2 5n J£ 4 :! " :! :: **•«* Gromoboi, Beechwoo.1. Benv-.lio. %828££Sa i-'-' iV^ik^' 2K° S! ! o . ! 2 £ 6" K«*b Herodotus. Ambitious. Nappa. 72159 Oakland . 1 1:441 hvy 6 109 9 7 3 2 1J l»i Keogh Avona. Red Era. Silva Sixth Race [6th Oakland] SIXTH RACE — 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. (594C.2 — 1:25$ 3 SS.) Index Course DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. BARDONIA. ch. c. 3, by Belvidere— Isen (H. T. Griffin). Weight todav 7 112 jriHs Oakland 11M hvy 12 105 4 4 5 4 V 2-'l .1 MclntyreCastile. Vronsky. San Gil. -':. ^a^ an(l . \ l:S ^lop !5 . 105 3 4 6 4 5* 6i=lT Kic e Billy Pullman. Warden Yell. Buto. 72284 Oakland 3-4 1:161 hvy 18-5 109 2 5 3 3= 2*1 J Mclntyrelligh Gun. San Gil, Vronsky. SAN GIL. b. g, 3. by Indio— Zuleika (C. H. Reid). Weieht todav 112 ^w!au!an'] 5-Sl:03gslop 5 ioo 4 3 I 3' 2*5 1 Butler Boas. Galves, Lord Filigrane. SS S&&2 ; ,1:Jf, h,vy ?1~? 99 2 1 1 1 U 4-1 Kirsch'm Castile. Bardonia. Vronsky. 7.o21 Oakland 1 l:4ol slop 18-o 105 4 9 9 9 9 93oiW Miller Billy Pullman, Warden Yell Buto HAND-ME-DOWN. br. c, 3, by Handspring— Old Miss (S. Emery). Weight todav 112 ; S 'a k 10- ,S !' 7 G"k :'" ■ I,u«:ln :r, ;' an^ , IJ:JL£^I i I ***** Bardonia. Vrouskv. Tag Oakland .-8 1:301 hvy 20 8a 3 6 4 5 4= 3* Gill ert St. Avon. Balnade Dareineton 722,1 Oakland 1 1:431 mud 50 92645 3 •* f-| A Walsh Early Tide. Gene Russell St Avon LAST GO. b. f, 3. by Hastings— Her Grace (F. W. Healey). Weieht todav 110 I^:;iiMan'! ■ M:2 rlop i° ]"4 1 it *» &*« *,**,, ah. BvTSSe ^3*r V££ ?£S£2$ ,1 }'•%! Hvy ?, H 2 2 - 2 4nk 69 w »™« Castile. Bardonia. Vronsky. BZK Oakland 3-4 1:181 hvy 4J 109 2 5 4 3' 2»1 It Davis Warden Yell. Mornond, M Bill. DENEEN, blk. g. 3. by Hamilton II.— Cricket (Cotton & Zelinsky). Weieht todav 106 ..^oakia.,1 F C 1:12? slop 30 io:::, | 6 P 6.....A WaM, lfarlusCkacy, BIWUtoatAdS BOBBY SHAFTO, ch. c. 3. by St. Carlo— Goldenlocks (J. Schreiber). Weight todav 112 B3N Oakland 11:4S hvy 15 m 1 3 7 in ^ 9»ir Davis Castile Bardonia Vronsl-v 72266 Oakland 6J t 1:228 slop 10 105 10 I 9 9' fu McRae Buto HeMves Wap 72231 Oakland 7-8 1:301 slop 15 106 7 4 4 3 5" 5'=lMcR«e Baboo. Balnade. Altair NO FATHER, b. g. 3, by Fatherless— Elite (P. C. Delucca). Weieht ' todav 10ft %£ ^n, £1VS!£*£ JS,J 7 I -'•■ H'herton Ban Lord. Galmoore liilly ? Tver J1 11- .-'1. 6 Oakland u-8 1:0.11 slop o0 104 10 9 8 SI 7"- R Powers Kd B Wan fnele Sim 695.12 Oakland 1-2 49 last 60 105 12 12 12' 12- Palms taM&b2 ^, Warden6 Yell San Oak PARASOL, b. f, 3. by Yankee Doodle— Morella (F. J. Neil). ■ Weieht todav 104 7 &SJ3SS •ITVZ'Sl S. n" J ! I 3"k4 H,,r 1 Amada. FernL..OrCa ..1-. Oakland 1:28 slop 100 107 7 o 8 .-8 8 8 9 93iJBorel Mith R Baboo Imnort 6S481 Oakland 31 f 421 fast 13 108 9 7 9 10" Borel Charav Tallen? Gluckstern VA^ .GOlRDAN' CKC,' 3'- by Golden Garter— Seraphin (S. P. Tate). Weight today 109. ..4,1 Oakland .,-S 1 :n..s slop M 108 8 7 4 4"t 5'» R Davis Boas, San Gil. Galves PAN-DE-ORO, ch. c, 3, by Altamax— Ray of Gold (T. H. Williams). Weight todav 7 106 -UMOowa"3 bJiS.^? ,"4 - ' ' S ";MV Mule.-^-ronskv. Last CoAHa spa .2140 Oakland o-Sl:03gslop 8 100 7 8 8 7 6" W Miller Boas, San Gil. Galves. First slart for the I'.db.wing: PRINCESSA. ch. f, 3. by Bedeck— La Reina (Green & Barlow). Weight today 110 ORSULA. ch. f. 3. by Torso— Hula (El Primero Stable). Weight today lio! Two-Year-Olds in Farrell's Barn TWO-YEAR-OLDS IN FARRELL'S BARN. Frank J. Farrell has six highly tried two-year-olds in his stable at Gra\osend. The.-e include a bay colt by Golden Garter — Aurania, which is a full-brother to Cbrysitis. a chestnut colt by Kiiil.y Mack j — Maiden Poem, a full-brother to Clark Griffith: q. brown colt by Woolslhorp* — St. Veronica: a bay colt by Golden Garter — Miss Maxim, a full-brother to Golden Maxim and Jim Gaffney; a bay colt by W.»olsth rpe -Ondalan, a hall brother to Cohort and « clu-stnnt «.|t by Wootetborpe — Pink Ro-. whi. h is a half-brother to Magazine. _.Mr. 1. in ell pai.l *7.«K¥) lor these yearlings and believer- that he will get ,il least - ne or two high-class Stake winner* out ol the lot. All of the liorses in Frank Weir's care are wintering nnely. Roseben looks an well as ever, and resteer Weir thinks he will surely be able to get him ready for the Carter Handicap. Dr. Gardner afler a long rest has recovered entirely from lame-lie*-, and 1ot 1;m as if great tbiugs might be expected ol him !.. \i season. Clark Griffith, which did not raee :■! :ill j:i-t season, will l e able to stand train log aguln in the spring, as his underpinning is like steel mnbr tlic treatment to which the colt has been subjected. . OCCASIONAL GOES TODAY I which we think as good as Funny Side, 8-1, Won i which we gave Tuesday. This one must win or next one free PRICE. $3.00. DAILY WIRES, $2.00 EACH. ■ Per Week, $5.0O (6 wires.) SHERLING & CO., 618, 60 Wabash Avenue, corner Randolph Street Phone, Cent. 4839. "m OUiTnEXT $2.00 OCCASIONAL GOES SATURDAY, JAN. 4. Must Win or Next One "FREE." Rush Your Subscription. BOYLE & CO., 706, 112 South Clark Street, CHICAGO. . 4 ^ " 4 4) a 4 i 4 ' 4 " 4 ' 4 ■ 4 ' 4 i * , , ' , ' ' ' , ' ' , • . , ; . I i ■ "m . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ THE t } Coney Island) 1 Jockey Club j ♦ t ♦ RACE COURSE: Sheepshead Bay, N. Y. ♦ ♦ OFFICE: 571 Fifth Avenue, New York. ♦ * -— i ♦ Events Valued at $288,500 to Close ♦ ! Thursday, Jan. 2, 1908 ! I — =— ♦ ♦ For the June Meeting, 1908. ♦ ♦ For Three-Year-Olds and Upward* ♦ ^ THE SUBURBAN, Cash Value $25,000.— By subscription of $15 each, the only liability ^ 4} If declared February 20th. or $125 If left "n; starters $125 additional. One Mile and a Quarter. ^ ♦ THE COMMONWEALTH, $10,000 Added (Estimated Value $18,000).— By subscription of ^ $25 each, the only liability if declared May 1st, or $100 if left In; starters $100 additional. ^ 4f One Mile and a Quarter. ^ ▲ THE ADVANCE, Cash Value $15,000.— By subscription of $15 each, if declared by March 4} T ICth; $50 if by May 1st, or $125 If left in; starters $125 additional. i ^r One Mile and Five Sixteenths. ▼^ 4} THE JUNE HANDICAPS, $10,500 Added (Estimated Value $18,000).— By subscription of ♦ ^L $C0 each, which entitles the entry to start in the following three events, without additional ^k ^T cost, viz.: ^^ ♦ THE CONEY ISLAND, $3,000 Added. Six Furlongs. ▼ 4} THE SHEEPSHEAD BAY, $3,500 Added. One Mile. 4} A THE LONG ISLAND, $4,000 Added. One Mile and a Furlong. ▲ J THE EQUALITY, $3,000 Added (Estimated Value $6,000) By subs ription of $10 each, ^ 4} the only liability if declared by May 1st. or $.'!0 If left in: starters $50 additional. One Mile. ▼ 4} THE THISTLE, $3,000 Added (Estimated Value $6.000) By subscription of $10 each, 4} the only liability if declared by May 1st, or $.50 if left in; starters $50 additional. ▲ ♦ One Mile and a Furlonj. ^ 4 For Three-Year-Olds. ♦ ♦ THE SWIFT, $3,000 Added (Estimated Value $6,000).— By subscription of $10 each, the ▼ ^ only liability if declared by May 1st, or $30 if left in; starters $50 additional. 4} j£ Seven Furlongs. ^^ ▼ THE SPINDRIFT, $3,000 Added (Estimated Value $6,000).— By subscription of $10 each, ? 4} the only liability if declared by May 1st, or $:«) if left in; starters $50 additional. *W ^ One Mile and a Furlong. ▲ ♦ For Two-Ycar-Olds. J J THE GREAT TRIAL, Cash Value $25,000.— By subscription of $15 each, the only Ilabll- ^ 4\\ ity if declared by March 10th, or $50 if by April 15th, or $75 if by May 1st, or $200 if left ▼ 4^ in after the last-named date; starters $250 additional. Six Furlongs. 4} ♦ THE DOUBLE EVENT, Cash Value $20,000.— By subscription of $15 each, the only liabil- ▲ ity If declared by March lf.th, or $40 if by April 15th, or $75 if by May 1st, or $150 if left JZ 4} in after the last-named date; starters $150 additional, which entitles them to start in both *W ♦ events, viz.: 4^ FIRST EVENT, Cash Value $10,000. Five and a Half Furlongs. ^ 4} SECOND EVENT, Cash Value $10,000. Six Furlongs. W 4\y THE ZEPHYR, $2,000 Added (Estimated Value $5.000).— By subscription of $10 each, W i the only liability if declared by May 1st, or $.-10 if left in; starters $50 additional. 4± X - Tive and a Half Furlongs. ^ W THE SPRING. $2,000 Added (Estimated Value $5,000).— By subscription of $10 each, ? 4^ the only liability if declared by May 1st, or $30 if left in; starters $50 additional. 4} Furlongs. 4*^ tSix THE VERNAL, $2,000 Added (Estimated Value $5,000).— For fillies. By subscription of ^ $10 each, the only liability if declared by May 1st, or $:!(» if left in; starters $50 additional. ▼ 4} Five Furlongs. 4w X STEEPLECHASES. % 4b x,THE INDEPENDENCE, $5,000 Added (Estimated Value $8,000).— In addition the N. S. 4% ^ & v II. A. to present plate to the value of $250. By subscription of $50 each; starters $50 X 4P additional. About Two Miles and a. Half. *W ♦ THE BEACON, $3,000 Added (Estimated Value $5.000).— Bv subscription of $10 each, A the only liability if declared by May 1st, or $30 if left in; starters $50 additional. ^ 4m About Two Miles and a Half. 4\Y X ,THE INTRODUCTORY, $2,500 Added (Estimated Value $4.000).— By subscription of $25 A ^ each; starters $25 additional. About Two Miles. ▼ ♦ ♦ ♦ For the Autumn Meeting, 1908. ♦ 4} For Three-Year-Olds and Upward. ♦ ▲ THE CENTURY. Cash Value $20,000 — By subscription of $15 each, the only liability if ♦ T declared by March 10th, or $75 if by July 15th, or $150 if left in; starters $200 additional. ^ ▼ One Mile and a Half. ▼ + For Three-Year-Olds. ^ ▲ THE SEPTEMBER, $3,000 Added (Estimated Value $6,000).— By subscription of $10 ♦ X each tue oul ' liability if declared by July 15th. or $30 it" left in; starters $50 additional. 4fM. ^T ,One Mile and - Five-Sixteenths. ^r 4p For Two-Year-Olds and Upward. 4} 4*^ THE FLIGHT. $3,000 Added (Estimated Value $6,0001.— By subsprlption of $10 each, ♦ X tne only liability if declared by July 15tb, or $.!0 if left in; starters $50 additional. T 4} - Seven Furlongs. ▼ 4^ For Two-Year-Olds. ^ ♦ THE FLATBUSH, $10,000 Added (Estimated Value $17,000) By subscription of $25 + ~ each, the only liability if declared by July 15th, or $50 if left in; starters $50 additional. 4^ Seven Furlongs. 4W ^ THE GREAT EASTERN, Cash Value $7.500.— By subscription of $10 tack, the only ^ ▼ liability if declared by July 15th, or $25 if left iu; starters $50 additional. Six Furlongs. ▼ 4\y THE AUTUMN, $2,000 Added (Estimated Value $5,000).— By subscription of $10 each, 4b ^ the only liability if declared by July 15th, or $25 if left in; starters $25 additional. ^ ^ Six Furlongs. ▼ ♦ - ♦ X For the Autumn Meeting, 1910. X 4} THE FUTURITY, $10,000 Added (Estimated Value $50,000).— For the produce of mares ^ ^L covei-.-d in 1007. By subscription of $20 each, or only $10 if the money accompany the entry. ^ the only liability if declared by November 1st. 1000. or a further subscription of $50 each if ^ 4} declared by July 15th, 1010, or $100 if left in; starters $250 additional. Six Furlongs. 4j ♦ _ + £ Entry Blanks May be Obtained at this Office, or from £ t THE CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB, * ♦ 571 Fifth Avenue, New York. ^ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ #

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