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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, January 23, 1908

Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, January 23, 1908 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1908 drf1908012301 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 23, 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. My a VOL. XIV. SO. 20. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1908. PRICE 5 CENTS Temaceo's Tulane Stakes: Wins in a Canter from Angelus-Sally Preston with Pedro Unplaced TEMACEO 'S TULANE STAKES. " . Si WINS IN A CANTEE FROM ANGELUS— SALLY PRESTON WITH PEDRO UNPLACED. w i'i Cunning Best in the Two-Year-Old Race — Lens Scores Again tor Pat Dunne — Lord Id A Lovat Proves a Surprise. \v rt New Orleans. La.. January 22.— The Tulaue Sell ing Stakes, one of the richest features of the . winter season here, made up the stellar offering of I g Nid - program - at City Park. The heavy track ;: n was instrumental in causing numerous withdrawals and Hie stake also suffered by the scratching of Juggler, Zipango. Momentum. John Carroll and Hyperion U. Their absence left eight to go and in a speculative way there was little to choose between Temaceo and Miss Delaney. although the former was most in favor near post time. of Favoied by good "riding. Temaceo was away from the |iost in the first flight and escaping interference on the first turn, where there was a bad jam, he r; was kept in close pursuit of Orphan I^iud and Sally 1'reston for the first three-quarters. Notter then took him to the outside where the going was best and in the stretch run he came away to win as his rider pleased. The showing of Angelus was to creditable. He was in the worst going most of the way. but by sheer aaineness got up in time to beat Sally Preston for second place. Pasadena, but for suffering from early interference and a poor send -off. would have been at least second. The net value of the race to the winner amounted to $2,470. The condensed history of the Tulane Selling Strikes is as follows: Year. Winner. A. Wt. Jockey. Val. Time. l'MC. Shawana t 1«J Obert $1,170 1:40} Pmh; Not run this year. r P.to7 Cohlic 4 JO.'i Mountain .. 2.070 1:40 I HH Temaceo I 111 Notter 2.470 1 :4H£ ( l.ens again deiuonsi rated his right to rank among i the best sprinters here by his sterling performance I in the handicap at six furlongs. ■ in which Tileins \ and A I Muller were both given preference over hiin. | Al Muller went out at once into the lead and threatened to sprcadcagle the others, but the Dunne | reiiicsent.it ive stuck doggedly to his task. and. t gradually bat steadily gaining on Al Muller. wore t him down in Hie last seventy yards to win amidst I tumultuous applause. Al Muller finished fully ten .-lengths in front of Tileing. Excepting the stake all the other races were t keenly contested and the results were in doubt until ( within the last few strides. In tin' opener Cunning gained the decision in a hard drive of four. Nasturtia beating Mrs. Sewall. \ with the improved Gloriole but a head back. E. T. Shipp. after many attempts, finally mad» good, but to do so be had to be ridden out to the laM ounce to stall off Apple Toddy. Lord Lovat, in the second race, enabled a sharp ' eastern contingent to profit handsomely by bis vie- ; tor.v. He was much the best and had to be. as his rider. C. I.ange. almost fell off him. He swerved in the last sixteenth, hut did not interfere sufli-.ientlv xvith No Quarter to warrant the claim of ■ foul lieiug sustained. After th" finish Lord Lovat ran away seven furlongs before his rider could get dim under control. Ivanlioe gained a fliiky victory in the closing i;i"'. as under better riding Tern"s Kod would have . won easi.'y. Jockey Mulcjiliy, who has been riding for E. Trotter at Oakland, was an arrival today and will I ride here as a free lance. \V. O. Joplin. who lias been training the horses . owned by A. E. K W. Mathews, has severed his ^ eoniieetions witli the stable and will in future devote . his time to training the horses owned by himself. The news that racing would not be held at Hot 1 Springs this spring, was a blow to many horsemen , who had strong Impels of it coming off and made . arrangements to ship to the Vapor Citv. The story that syndicate bookmaking would be abolished 1 at Fort Erie insures that track a surfeit of racing material. At a sale by auction held in the paddock before the . raeing began, the following horses were disposed of. l.oiii-e K. $s." 0. J. Clemming; Joe Shields. $270. M. Nicll: Agnes Wood. $2;;0. M. EL Kush: Linnie Gordon. $100. M. H. Rexford: Maid Militant, $150, J. B. Kihy: Luther B.. $1 M . J. 15. Rilev; Arrow ' Swift went to T. C McDowell for $a00. supposedly (•ought in for his owner. Sensational testimony developed in the William 1 Rabb trial, who sued Francis Trevelyan and others ' for damages for defamation of character, when 1 C. S. Wishard. who also was involved in the Rabb trouble that caused the latter to be ruled off at 1 City Park in February, l!MM$. stated under oath that lie had raced Pat Bulger with a leaden frog ? in his hind foot to injure his defeat. Pat Bulger I was favorite in the race, and Rabb had knowledge ol his ini. nded defeat. Wishard also admitted having received money from Rabb. The jury, alter bearing all the evidence and having the case under consideration briefly, decided for the defendants. ■ Denny Departs for Los Angeles DENNY DEPARTS FOR LOS ANCELE8. l{. C. Denny, who owns I raeing stable now s at Santa Anita in partnership wiili bis brother, has left Kentucky for Los Angeles, where he will II bpejid the remainder of the winter. Summary Action for Form Reversals: Sudden Improvement of Horses Arouses Judge Hamilton-Favorites Continue to Score " Si w i'i Id A \v rt . n of r; to r I ( i I \ | | t t I t ( \ SUMMARY ACTION FOR FORM REVERSALS. H Sudden Improvement of Horses Arouses Judge Ham- B ilton — Favorites Continue to Score. Los Angeles, (al.. January 22.- Judge Hamilton was on the warpath today and ordered the future s entries of Suzerain and Sly Ben refused. Their t race* according to his judgment showed glaring in- r consistency and he is determined to give racing ; lovers of Los Angeles as clean sport as possible, i number of other horses are being carefully j watched and the moment their performances show -reversal of form they will be dealt with in a like || manner. b Jockey C. H. Shilling drew a $li 0 line from starter , i Dwyer today for disobedience at the post. t R. K. Carman will ship Riilemau to Oakland to run in the Burns Handicap. Mr. Carman is san- f guine of Rifleman winning the $10,000 race. | Mrs. W. Holland will send Colonel Jack and the | Keene Bros, will ship Clamor on the same train, f A. J. Levy, the well-known bookmaker, arrived i today and will cut in next Saturday. , Only seventeen looks drew in today, a falling off one. Most of the pcucillers are heavy losers and J this accounts for • the comparatively small cut in. ] Harcourt. on the strength of his previous good i race, was made a decided favorite in the opener, c but lost the race by a head. Duke of Bridgewater. ( which ran lapped on Harcourt throughout, finally , wore him down in the closing strides. Henry of \ Shennautere. at a long price to win. but well backed i finish in the money, was an easy third. i Hampass repeated his good race of last week and | was an easy winner over Madeline Musgrave in the second race. They received «11 the support of those simulatively inclined and the speculators were accordingly put in good humor early in the afternoon. In the third race another pronounced favorite won when Taylor George scored in a lucky effort. Gos-siper II. would have won in a few more strides. Magazine and Rcsegal closed equal choices iu the fourth race and finished first and third respectively after racing as a team all the way to the wire. Croston, in a fast closing rush, separated the two iu the last fifty yards, taking second place from Rosegal. Pretensiou and Sir Edward, both recent winners, were beaten off and were never really dangerous at any stage of the race. Dazzle set the pace iu the mile and a quarter selling race which followed, but found the distance too far. Livius. the favorite, trailed the others in the early running, but closed up like a shot in the . last quarter and got up to win in the last few strides of a remarkably game finish. The last race of the day resulted in an upset, the Commando tilly. Slippery, finishing first in a , close drive with ancient Aunt Polly and IHtNN, The latter was unlucky, got off badly and in ado up , so much ground as to make it sure she would have won if oft well. Many Horses Departing for Tampa ' ; ■ . I . ^ . 1 , . 1 . MANY HORSES DEPARTING FOR TAMPA. New Orleans. La . January 22. — The first shipment of race horses from the local tracks to Tampa. Fla.. for the meeting there next month, was made yesterday on the steamship Morgan, something like fifty horses being in the consignment. This is the e initial movement of horses from New Orleans, and 1 the owners whose animals will make the trip are . as follows: William Gent, fanner & Ripy. C. W. Moore. Charles Paretto. H. Warner. Browning A: Perkins. W. P. Newcom. Scott & Cox. S. Orsin. A. M. Smith. L. C. Schobe. Scott Laffi, Palmer ft Eaton. Pons & Holder. H. Powers. M. D. Fulton. Charles s i Wilson. James Straits. C. K. Brosius. IS. L. Mardcrs. The owners who have already made reservations for the steamship Manteo, which will leave to- morrow for the Tampa meeting, are as follows: J. .McLennan. Lancaster Brothers. C. W. Powell I & Co.. S. Davidson. R. A. Wilson. H. Brown. .1. Hihlebrand. J. Hand. C. Houbre. M. Levy, Pons & t Holder and N. Hexter._ Each of these vessels will make one more trip p from this city to Tampa, sailing from here about t the end of the mouth and already reservations have e been i lade for marly one hundred horses. The iudi-: i eat ions therefore are thut about 250 horses iu all 11 will he sent from here to Tampa to take part in the e mid-winter fair meeting. California's New Breeding Bureau 1 ' 1 1 ? I s II CALIFORNIA'S NEW BREEDING BUREAU. Oakland. Cal.. January 22. — With the four-year-old chtstimt colt, Altauero. by Altamnx — Picnic. ' which won the stalliou race last on the card c Thursday, and the five-year-old bay horse. Uoscoe. by Russell--TiMce. which Colonel W. K. Applegate 0 lia« donated to the California Breeding Bureau. '" three stallions are now its property and destined to stud service at different farms throughout the slate. When Thomas 11. Williams announced his intention last fall of inaugurating a breeding bu-' lean for California. Colonel Daniel Burns of the breeding establishment of Burns & Waferhouse al '.l llopland. and also an associate of President Williams as a steward of the Pacific Jockey Club, donated Colonel Wheeler to the bureau. Colonel •i Whe br has served in stud duty at Candelaria for r several years and a number of his get have shown n well in their racing. President Thomas H. Williams is now working t- on' the details of the placing of the twenty t stallions whh-h it is expe.ted will be secured in this ls way .efoie the close of the Oakland meeting. It is pio! ,iblc that Tuolumne eounty will get the first — assi gtinitui and the others will be placed with I, rauche.s. to he selected in different parts of the le state. Hendrie's King's Plate Candidates: Bon Ino is Mercifully Put Away-Inferno Wintering Well-Horses Return to Old Home H B s t r ; i j || b , i t f | | f i , J ] i c ( , \ i i | HENDRIE'S KINGS PLATE CANDIDATES. T Bon Ino Is Mercifully Put Away — Inferno Wintering Well — Hcrses Return to Old Home. — g: Toronto. Out.. January 22. — President Joseph E. Seagram, of the Ontario Jockey Club, has been in the city for several days on business. Mr. Seagram reports that it was uecessary to chloroform the ,'ourtecn-year-old bay mare Bon Ino. by Marauder — . Bonnie Ino, on account of infirmities of old age. Bon Ino was the dam of Inferno. Haruko and other good performers. Mr. Seagram says all of his horses are wintering well and that lnterno will, in his opinion, be hard to beat at weight for age over he Woodbine course next spring if he trains to expectations. The Valley Farm Stable has acquired by purcliase from the Kirktield stable of R. J. Mackenzie three n horses which will be eligible to carry the yellow and a at brown jacket in the King's Plate They are the () four-year-old brown colt, Kirktield. by The Com- j, if moner — Ogarita. by Great Tom: the three-year-old 0 chestnut filly. The Lintie. by Martimas — Pee Weep. c ind the three-year-old chestnut filly. Shimonese. by e Martimas — Lyddite. The last two were bred by the Sl late Win. Hendrie and bought by Mr. Mackenzie s last spring at the estate sale. The Linite'is a full n sister to Kelpie and the dam of Shimonese herself won the King's Plate iu 1002. Kirktield was pur- n chased in utero from W. O. Parmer of the Eden- ^ wold Farm in Tennessee. The other two horses r which mat represent the Valley Farm stable in the f running for the Plate are the three-year-old colt, }, Scud, by tiold Car Splash, and Archie Whyte, the three-year old chestnut colt, by Derwentwater — t Noblee. | American Thoroughbreds for Europe . , , e 1 . s i AMERICAN THOROUGHBREDS FOR EUROPE. [ Lexington. Ky.. January 22. — Twenty thoroughbred mares ami geldings purchased for export in and around this city during the past seven or eight days by Scott Hudson, of Atlanta, acting for foreign parties, were shipped yesterday to New York. . From there they will be seut to England and then lie distributed to other European points. The mares are either barren or nave never been bred. It is understood that they are to be used as hunters, for there is not one of them under fifteen and one-half hands, and they are all built to carry weight. Nearly all of them have raced in this , country, but few have won. They are not the sort that are fancied here either for racing or riding purposes, and they were bought at an average of less than $200. Mr. Hudson has an order to supply ' about 20O more of the same kind if he can procure them, but as bad as they seem for American pur-poaos, they are scarce, for they must measure up to certain standards all around. Even these have not as much breadth in the shoulders as was desired. The list is as follows: Alma Collins, b. m. 8. by Deceiver — Judith. Lady Draper, ch. m. 8. by Macduff — Albertha. Sible. b. m. 7. by Rainbow — Melba. Miss Pinkerton, b. m, 7, by St. Leonards — May Pinkerton. Superlative, b. in, S. by Goldfinch— Mollie. S'oltero, b. m, 6. by Goldfinch — Leucosia. Cherry Color, ch. in. t , by Torso — Witchery. Leodosia. b. m, d, by Handsome — La Bruja. Holly's Polly, ch. m, o. by Pirate of Penzance — Luzelle. Pulsatilla, b. g. ." . by Merry Prince— Catechism. Baron, br. g. 0. by Branrome — La Pomona. Naoma Met ice. b. f. 4. by Maceo — Luluflight. Tirene. ch. 1^ 4. by Maddison — Tirzah. Order Box. ch. g. 4. by Box — Malva R. Forest Lover, b. g. ::. by Orlando — Valdorain. Shoshone, ch. g. ::. by Ute^ — Bygune. ' Rain Belle, h. f. ::. by Rainbow — Foxfire. Chestnut tilly. •'!. by Inverness — Hollius. Chestnut filly. :;. by Griffon— Lancet. Saratoga's Officials and Stakes I & t p t e i 11 e ' c 0 '" al '.l SARATOGAS OFFICIALS AND STAKES. New York. January 22. — At the annual meeting ' of the board of directors of the Saratoga Racing ' Association held in this city yesterday, the follow ins officers were elected: President, Francis R. ' Hitchcock: vice-president. Harry Payne Whitney; ' secretary and treasurer, Andrew Miller. Executive L" Committee — Francis R. Hitchcock, Andrew Miller. ' K. I. Wilson. Jr.. H. P. Whitney, T. Hitchcock, ' Jr.. and H. B Duryea. Although ten days of the Saratoga meeting are '' overlapped by the dates of the Empire City Racing ~ Association's meetijig at Youkers, practically the '" entire schedule of stakes offered last summer will 11 lie renewed. At the meeting yesterday the schedule '" for the meeting was made up and the offering of stakes and purses representing a total estimated _ sum of nearly $: 0i».o00 decided upon. The chief change was made in the Great Republic Stakes. '• which was for two years a $."iii.i»tK race. Last ;l season it was reduced to a $2o.00o race. A further change was decided upon yesterday and. while its general conditions and distance remain the same, the Croat Republic for 1!I08 will be a sweepstakes witli HMM added money, still leaving it the chief event of the meeting for matured horses, New Use for Montgomery Park •i for r n t- t ls It — I, the le NEW USE FOR MONTGOMERY PARK. Memphis. Tenn.. January 22. — Montgomery Park, J. home of thoroughbred racing horses for many years, s. was selected today by the officials of the Tri State e Fair Association as the local ion for its annua! i! exhibition, where, as a departure, trotting and i.t running ra.es ate to l e held, it is announced. I. without betting. The lirst fair will be held September p- 28 to October C, inclusive. Deutschland's Good Form: Gives Much Weight Away and Wins Easily from Good Racers T g: . n a at () j, if 0 c e Sl s n n ^ r f }, t | [ . , ' DEUTSCHLAND'S GOOD FORM. GIVES MUCH WEIGHT AWAY AND W.TNsi EASILY FROM GOOD RACERS. Apto Oro and Cloyne Defeated by Long Shots in Unexpected Fashion — Good Track in Prospect for Burns Handicap. Oakland.. Cal.. January 22.— Deutschlaud displayed marked stake form by his brilliant achievement in the feature race, the San Pablo Haudicap, Oakland today. Barney Schreiber's wonderful old stallion carried top weight of 122 pounds as it was a feather aud won a cantering victory over a quartette of lightly weighted horses, including a seriously considered Burns Handicap eligible. Johnny Lyons, to which he was conceding seventeen pounds. Deutschlaud opened and closed a strong public choice and his success was received with tremendous enthusiasm. While four favorites made good during the afternoon it is doubtful if either the plunging contingent or the rank and tile laid up anything on their ring operations, due to the two stunning upsets furnished in the two-year-old race and the concluding race. ••Halter" Tommy Griffin furnished the winner of the former In his False Nun. which he had taken great pains to deny having done any fast work iu private, as was reported. As a matter of fact the tieautifully bred filly by The Friar— Bettie's Deceiver had worked three furlougs at Santa Anita in thirty-four seconds before coining up here and heavy support was forthcoming from her Los Angeles admirers iu both of her preceding public efforts, when there was evidently nothing doing. Today False Nun delivered the goods at odds of HO to 1 in a style that stamps her more than useful. The greatest upset, however, came in the last race when Raleigh, ti neglected TjO to 1 shot, galloped away from the supposed invincible Cloyne, with Walter Miller up. Everybody, including the owner of the winner, stood agape over the result. The wagering on Cloyne. which was considered the surest tip on the card, was of the heaviest description and her defeat netted the layers a fortune. Walter Miller continues to hold his own with two victories and two seconds to his credit out of five mounts. Jocund, which finished beaten off. was so palpably unfit to race before the race that he should have been ordered withdrawn. Glorious weather prevailed and if it keeps up until Saturday the big race will be run over a fairly good track. ■ In that event it is possible that as many as twenty-live horses may start. There was a slight falling off in the number of layers at to-day's draw-in, thirty-six as against thirty-eight taking positions. One of the largest off day crowds of the meeting was attracted to the track by the good card and fine weather. Trainer Harry Mason is confined to his home by a threatened attack of pneumonia. J. L. Holland arrived today from Los Angeles. He brought his good Burns Handicap candidate, Colonel Jack, with him. Henry Flittner. Barney Schreiber's cashier, was taken suddenly ill yesterday. Edwin Gum has developed a quarter crack and will run iu hat plates as a result. Fort Erie Racing Plans This Year ' ' ' ' L" ' ' '' ~ '" 11 '" of _ '• ;l FORT ERIE RACING PLANS THIS YEAR. The summer meeting of the Niagara Jockey Club at Fort F'rie will eous-ist of thirty-six racing days, beginning July 27. and continuing until September 3. Inclusive. Contractor L. S. Long of Chicago has lieen awarded a contract to completely overhaul the plant and living it up to date in every respect, and he expects -to have all the alterations made before the meeting opens. He will begin work as soon as the weather permits. Frank H. Nelson. who has officiated a? associate judge in the stand at the Woodbine course for several years, will he offered the posi'u n of presiding judge during the Fort Erie meeting, and either starter Dwyer . or Dade will do the starting. Louis A. Ceila and J. EL Madigan. who are stockholders, in the Niagara Jockey Club, announce that they will not start any of their horses in any race to be ruu during the meeting. While they do not know- ot any existing reason for taking this course they lielieve it will be for the best Interests of racing at the track. Exercise Boy Thrown and Injured its J. s. e i! i.t I. p- EXERCISE BOY THROWN AND INJURED. Lexington. Ky.. January 22. l.ucien Lean, an eighteen-year-old colored boy under contract to trainer John Rodegap, was unseated by a two-year-old at the Kentucky Association course this morning, was dragged about fifty feet and is ia St. Joseph Hospital with a bad cut over his right eye and his right arm broken just above the wri^f. Alfred C. Thom| son. of Philadelphia, who is getting together a string to be trained by IV! e Run vll. the former jockey, today bought of Jerry Delpli. who is acting for Mrs. K. Iu Israel, of Thorndale Stud, the two-year old chestnut filly by Dou de Oro — Lorna Dunne (daw of Swift and True and Counter of Melbourne). Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM ; 8 — = PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY. DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING C0.,; Publishers of | THE AMERICAN IUHF ASSOCIATION CALENDAB ' Official organ of I TUB AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION. , A Dally Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. *■ I Editor and Proprietor, F. H. BrunelL Associate Editor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. 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General Agent. (Local and Long Distance Olive 1188.) Back numbers and monthlies supplied. CINCINNATI. .. OITICK, 720 MAIN STREET. W. S. Manns, 4 Sellers 1 Agent. (Telephone C:iual 1S77.) Back numbers :uid monthlies supplied. DETROIT, MICH.: L. Hrosscnp. 72 W. Congress Street. Tel. Main |3SB]l tuples delivered within mile circle. I'HUACii. ILLINOIS. JANUARY 2.5. 1008. Telegraphic Form TELEGRAPHIC FORK. The horses which seem best in Thursday's races I re : City Park New frrleaaa La.. January 22. I .'iilon Bar, Touv \\\. Dick Coghill. •J Dr. Heard. Ralph Reese. Itacaliura. ." Man. iii... k Bey, Irrigator. Swing. I Coonej K.. llandzarra. Russell T. 5 Third Rail. Padrone. Ethel Carr. i; Qatar, Dr. bfeCtaer, Rcdgauntlet. J. L. Deiupsey. Santa Anita Park lias Angeles. Cal., January 22. I Tunis wsi snapdragon, urirtamb. *J Copp r I'liniiss. Chilla. Larrv Mulligan . :: bee risrrl— ii II., Black Mate. Prolific. 4 Avoiiti llus. Fastuao, Rcllm« n.-e. :, p.oog.r Red. Senator Beckham, Billy Bowlegs, t; -Baloh-. . Conaie M., l ok. E. W. O'Malley. Oakland Oakland, Cal.. January 22. 1 Big Store, Shady Lad. Ran Lord. 2 Shenandoah. 4 urriculum. Bake of Orleans. :. Uromoboi. Kduurdo. Ji-.lli.- Dollars. 4 — Burleigh. Jadge Nelson, l'hiusible. .". Tetanus. Silver Sue. Melar. d Dnke of Milan. Toll Baa, Street Singer. U. Forsland. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. S. C. Allen mi, I J. W. Hlalock have lionght Frank i'littinr and Illusion from L. McDouald at private Mia. The Conor Island Jockey Club is building an experimental stable at Sheepskead Ray constructed of 11 Incut. Coll -go Widow was so badly cut down in lor last ii.ee lh.it she will not be a starter in the ila«s, pays trainer lloag. two pew stables of twenty stalls each are being built at die Shc.psli.ad Ray truck. They are lo rated in Ihc rear of the James R. Keene stable. ; | ' I , I ] J. H. Brennan and D. MeDermott have arrived at Oakland from Boise. Idaho, with their Mai ft. Hi 'iiii 1 11 owns Cabin and Sinilhy Kane and Me-Dcnuotl has Stilicho and Iron Watson. Jesse Lewisohn has gone to Palm Beach for the winter, while Oscar is in London, where he will remain permanently. John Hylund. who is wintering Monojiolist for the latter, will also train the colt nc\1 riason. Max Samaelaon, manager of Senorlta Slml, says that W. Harry Brown will not sell the properly this year at least. He is inclined to the opinion that If the Broomstick yearlings prove as good as they io k. Captain Brown may lie persuaded to race some of them himself. J. O. Keene says lie does not regret keeping Mansard in training, but gives the Santa Anita track the credit of rejuvenating the old gelding. Mansard early in the fall was so lame that Keene thougnt of retiring him, but now believes that the florist gelding will continue in good form during the rest of the winter racing. Answers to Queries ANSWERS TO QUERIES. ICoiiiniunicatioiis without names and addresses of sendees will not be answered or noticed; nor will any answers be sent by mail.] A. A.j St. Louis. Mo. Do not give publication to such matters. J. B. X.. Chicago A hacker of ( ■hapullepcc singly for place won at 3 to 5. .1. S.. Chicago. The lie I, having been made and accepted with the detinite understanding that it was on Red Bill, stands. Rustiell and others, Chicago and elsewhere. The horse that ran in the second race at Oakland January 21 and finished third was Red Bill, an I not Red Ball, as it incorrectly appeared in She entries and chart. Bets on the horse Red Ball are draws. Barney Schreiber's Stable Winnings BARNEY SCHREIBERS STABLE WINNINGS. In 10045 Barney Schreiber was the leader among western winning owners with a total of |BB\SSft. Last year he was again the leader, but his hors. s did not gather him so much money. Jack Atkiu was his chief winner and a good one. Had Neaiou been kept the stable earnings of the Missouri tiirf- iiian would for the first time have passed the $1U4).4I0( mark. As it was. t lie majority of owners ' would consider I hem decidedly enviable. The money earning record of the stable was: .Horse. St*. 1st. 2d. 3d. Uk* Wan. Adela R 0 0 1 1 7 $ 113 Balnade 8 1 2 1 4 4M 1 Balolee 10 I 1 2 7 171 Ban Lord II 1 ■ " B 3*3 , Bannell 7 1 1 1 4 *W ; Banonica 8 2 it B 0 8*0 , Banrida 8 0 1 2 6 27.1 Banridge 0 it 1 1 7 3M • Banward 8 1 O 1 I 3M t Banyan 18 3 4 :i 5 1.7S8 Centre Shot 2 2 O 0 0 7(m Chief Desmond 25 ti 4 4 11 2.37 : Chief Hayes 20 7 9 4 9 5,734) Colonel Brady 24 3 4 2 IS I,3Sa Dargiu 1:! 2 2 2 7 1,134 H. ulschlaiid 12 B 2 2 .". 2.775 Dewey 7 1 1 0 5 37 • 1 toiina 5 2 I 1 1 883 Dr. Logan 1 1 0 0 0 ".2.-. Dr. Wentker 8 0 1 0 7 75 E. M. Fry 11 5 2 0 4 3,0*3 Emily M 2 0 O 1 1 13 lieldwick 14 0 2 0 12 207 Fred MuHiolland 4 0 2 1 1 143 Geneva S 20 I 4 7 0 1,50(1 Oreshain 18 2 4 1 11 MB Herives 0 2 2 0 2 750 Irish Mike 20 1 2 4 El BIS lack Atkiu 2!t II Hi 4 4 12.410 Joe Carey 2 1 O 0 1 1,000 Katie Ruins •" 2 1 1 1 725 Killdoe 1!» 2 1 3 If 005 Killiecrankie 29 0 5 8 19 3.083 Lotus Brandt Is 1 2 2 IS 1,4888 Lmise Fitzgibbon ..10 2 7 0 10 95(1 Minnie G 10 2 O 1 7 1.2SH Miss Officious 7 ° . * 3 4 ~r,° Miss Sain 5 4 0 1 O 1.S5H Orlina 4 0 0 1 3 25 Our Anna 15 O 1 0 14 75 Red Bill 5 3 1 0 1 1,(125 Saiuesaw 12 1 2 2 7 l,os5 Sainrlda 0 2 1 3 3 775 Seymour Rentier ...10 :'. 4 1 8 1,535 Sheriff Williams ... 9 2 4 1 2 l,sl i S| eaker ronlana ... 3 • 1 1 1 13 Talieu I 0 I 1 5 175 Tom Shaw 29 7 I I 14 2,4*3 Tony Bonero 7 5 1 0 1 3.200 Zick Abrams 15 1 2 2 10 012 Totals 585 103 105 79 29G $CS,(i0S Oakland Form Chart OAKLAND FORM CHART. (OAKhAND) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1908; WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK HEAVY, Sixty fourth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 151 days. (30 books on.) Presiding Judge. F. C. Hopper. Starter, J. J. llolliiiau. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Raein" starts at 1 40 p. 111. (Chicago time 3:40 p. in.). W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Fig ii.s in parenili. sis following the distance of each race indicate Index number, truck record, age of horse :.ml weight carried. _ _) m f-j FIRST RACK Futurity Course. (170 feet less than 3 4 mile.) (71811— l.SBf I -99.) 7_ __(7^ _^- 4 Pane MB*, 3 .war olds and upward. Fillies and Mares. Selling. Net value lo w iuner ___, iTui Horses _~___t________j % Sir Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 _ rjZ7a2 aCAY~AkCKUA 4 107 i 5 k 11' U W J*_Uer C Bnnford I :. I • :. 1 ■: 1 t »727S6 B. OF IROQUOIS w 4 101 4 ] 1«| 2»1 _ _ _ W Kelly M Jeis i M rSU hfil _.. 3 E ■ ;;., BALREE1J » I ■ I I "' ::' 4'1 au A Walsh J B Dunn lo 40 40 1.. I ""'J IZKLINA w4 i«t It 1 4- 41 :'.J 45 Lycurgus W Walker lit 1l' 7 ZJ li ."1 . .„ sex AIR w c. no 7 2 r.»k :.:! :.' & McClaln W D Randan IS H 50 H 7 727S3 SILVER WEDDING w 1. 8 MB I 7 8*|«'|«» «3 R Davis 10 L Fitzgerald S 10 lo I ti ,.,;,, \ik\1 \ ■ SMI !• 7 7 7 7' T Rice H (. li.ilu.ll IS _ 10 .. .' \ '..-vVi s ;aN 8 1 1^ 1 '■' s v s s' H'berton Marchmontstable 12 88 L'O S 4 ;7»S POINSETTRV • w 4 luti S 8 y !i !l 'J Keogh D A Ross 50 150 150 50 'Jo Time, 1:12*. Winner Rr f. bv Banuockburii— Amelia May (trained by C. Sanford). .,,,., Vent to aaal ai 1:43 \l tmst 4 minutes. Start g I. Won easily; second driving: third the same. May \111.iia broke slowly and was bemmed In early, but came through in the deepest going on the inside on the far turn and woii off R.lle of lr.xpiois drew out ipiickly anil made the running to the lar tan, 1I..I, followed Hie winner basse gainclv. Balreed ran in forward contention throughout. Z.elina. troin a I i.lin ■■ tut inaiiilained stiiking distance pursuit of lh - leaders anil was a close up foiirtb. S.-u Air v , always outrun. Silver Wedding improved her posttloa steadfly. Meads ran a bad race. *o San was nearly I. 1 1 The winner, eatered for |BN, was bid up to $!mmi and bought in. Sen I .lied I 72M I I Bra. nine. SO: 7275.S- Reene __ '."i: 7__B Ta W____a, __. (T 4J /■ O SECOND BACK 3-3 Mile. (SM88 SSj 2 — 115.) Purse $400. 2 year -olds. _504l:O Allowances. Ni-t value lo winner $325. Iw7l Horses AWtPPSt ',i V-i "4 5tT Fill Jockeys Owneis 5 11 _ P S 11 T Crillin 15 81 ::o S 4 piijn NITN a M4 s 1 8*1 1*1 Sandy .'xVt..'.,i:.i « il 4 4 l| W Mill.r Til Williams 2 8 8-6 « 1-4 0i,, w "o y • :;i k 8| _ Kirsch in AnchorageSkFm 12 i -■ t '.'.' , , j ',. u., ,| e am 7 I 4'* 4'1- Seoville K.-.-ne Bros 8-68-8848-81-4 ' j1 Keogh i: Schreiber i; s 7 11 81 \t Mi' i -in' I INS a i"5 l I :•" ■ i-itVS U HODGES » It' • "• ,; ,illL * Walsh W B Api)legate 8 18 10 I t; .. MMnI-'b ORMONDE w 105 2 7 7s 7' Morelami BOrmondeStable 40 188 188 88 1J ■' illMi h -/i V; w BS :: I 8" v; H'herton 8 C Hildr.-th 88 4o 81 I ' ' '■ Mcl/hlinKeiiilworthSkl''in 50 150 150 40 L'O TI.W FILL ■ 881 (1 M • '■' Time. 21*. 37t. Winner Ch f bv The 1 riar l'.ettie's Deceivi-r ilraiiicd by O. Johnson). Weal t" post si 2;1L \i i «-xi 3 sskaatea. Start eoaa. Won easily: Seconal driving: third the mssr. False Nun In. in a living start, forced the earlv pace, Hull drew out decisively right at the end BSH is a | ,,„,. ' \i,u. dr.' from s good start, set the pace lo the tinal Sixteenth and then succumbed. goto « is , f..rward and game .■..nleii.ler throughout and is promising. On Parole, away slowly in close uuar 1.i loomed up midway of Ine stretch, bat ipiit linally. Alice Collins, away flat looted on the inside in I nd'g 'in.-, closed I hig g.'P in s era. king effort, (has. W. Hinlg. s was away | oorly and lna.hipialely Mdea. I"! Iiibi— Mr is u grind looker. ScraU'hed 72M*Madril.ii... 99. OMicii'lits Alice ('"llin-. 1 pound: Prince Ormonde, 1. » _) M grv 'I'm Kit RACK 3-4 Mile. (72047 1:11! 3 103. ) Parse 85(10. 3 year olds and up-_2«*y4-,f 7. ward. Selling Net vain.- to w inner $400. ],„! ||. i-is A Wt PP.St~'A~'/7~?4~SlirFin Jockeys ttwiters O H_C P S i i ,M \' kRD ■ s 188 8 1 1*1 1" l"k 1' Kcoville Keen,- Bros 7 188-4 3 5 13 18 |B7a CAPTAIN BURNETT W i, iwi 5 S «4 il 4 J -** Brady H A Cotton li \M 2i 1 .4 ' 1 , ; , • t 12381 IMPORT wn ! 9,1 S : 4h 3n* ?,\ ?,% HilVtert F W Healey 50 888 150 ^0 fi 72614 HI'KNINC. BUSH w 4 105 I :; 1- 1- _:: 1-i Mentry Maple Stable 3 M 6M 64 I I 72879 8AM BARBER wr 4 N9 I I 18 7i «i 5' R Davis A Martlnea 15 88 30 ti a 72126 THE ENGLISHMAN 6 105 :: 7 RJ ti- 5*8' kforeland E Trotter SJ 8J 20 8 4 72S32 PRINCE BRUTUS w 6 103 I . :'."■ 41 7:; 7" Kirsch' m C B Wilson IS ■'■■• S 10 I 72742*JOCUND w 7 107 :: I S- s-i S- S"t W Miller .1 8 Hstwklns W 10 3 7-5 78881 ROSE CHERRY w 4 "9 10 10 !il 10 9- 96 Coles V J Nell 50 100 100 30 10 7 888 ELLA TRUE w 4 96 7 4 7J 9» 10 10 A Harris W Walker 100 200 200 80 40 Time. 24?. 4! L 1:1 0B- Winner — 15. g, by Florist -Fedalma. by Alarm (trained by W. Reedi. Went to post at 2:3S. At iiost 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the Slit Haaaard ran in nearest pursuit of the pacemaker to midway of the stretch and made g.xxl finally and decisively after going wide on the last turn. Captain Burnett, away badly, closed an Immense gap into a fast going second. lasaarl was a prominent ami gaoic contender throughout. Baralag Baah set .-■ stiff I in-,, for live furlongs and tiled as if short. Sam Barber, a slow beginner and away BOSflj, made up utlK-h ground and is extra road. Prince P.rutus (ailed to stay. Zueaad was sore and until. The winner was entered for 31,000; no bid. Scralched — 72707 Lassen. 99. Overweights — Import. 1 pound: Sam Rarb.-r. 1. Q PT/". FOURTH RACK 1 1-16 Milesl (C.!l5s(i 1 : t5- 4 09) Purse $s(M». 3 year olds and 74~h £CjtJ\J upward, llai.dic:.;. Net value _ w inner .fijiMi. I ml Horses ~ A_______j j_ % Str Fin JiKkeys Owners 5 H 5 P S (72796)DEUTSCHLAND w 8 IB 5 :: 1= |» 1« 1* !• Keogh B Bchrelbar 7-5 2 I 2 I I out 727SS*JOHNNY LYONS w 4 105 4 2 3=1 3IU ::« :t" 2:l .1 Hayes M .1 Hayes I ■ 2] 1 5 out 72778 NORTHWEST w 7 97 1 4 4-'" 4;" 4*" 4»" 3' Kirsch' in W Havvke 2 11-52 8-S8oal 72814 HUSKY wu3 SI 3 1 ::• 8*^«|2 4-"' F H'l.iandsi. ■rra.N.-vadaSta 40 68 20 7 2 72759 LOS ANGELENO w 9 101 2 5 5 5 5 5 6 T Rice 11 G Bcdwell 100 300 3oo 60 10 Time. 20}. 52, 1:17*. 1:445. 1:51?,. Winnef— B. h, by Sain - Derfargilla (trained by 11. Henry i. Went lo post at 3:02. At post 1 minute. Start goad). Won cantering: second easily; third driving. Heutschlaiid drew out. and made the running by a wide gaB while hard held throughout and is in grand form. Johnny Lyons maintained close pursuit of (be winner all the way and was a pulling up second. Northwest, badly outpaci-d for si\ furlongs, linisbed well under a bad ride Husky, not quite ke.wd up. l.in prominently for seven fin longs and loomed up menacingly on die far turn, but tired badly in the sirelch. Los Angeleno is training for four mile races. Scratched 727S8t*KdwIn Ouiu. 113. Overweights Husky. 1 pound: Los Angeleno. 1. 4) O PT "1 FIFTH RACK 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (8B066 1:13 5 Mm;.) Purse $400. 4 year olds JZJ J5 tj JL and upward. Selling. Net value lo winner $ -■' ■ Ind Horses AWtPPSt '4, '/-■ % Str Fin Jutlieys Owners (t H C P S 72M5-RAMUS W 5 112 7 I 3*5 2» 2»* 2'i li; \V Miller T H Stevens 1 11 M4 .. I S out 72788 M1UMONT w s :. 105 :: I -i'l •".-' 4- 8*2' McClaln Botaemian Stableiu 48 lo 11- c 72797 WARN! Nil w I 1HX 4 li IS PI, IS I1 '■'•h Keogh F McMahon 10 13 13 4 85 7279.1-KXC1TKMKNT WB 5 112 2 2 2'1 3J :;'.". 1-.'. 41" Monland E Trotter 3 I 13 515 2-6 7270« ROSY L1CHT W 4 98 S 5 71 S1 54 (i- 5- Offbeat Steele & Riley 30 50 68 15 G 72788 nt ILL BONO w 5 MS (i 7 B'l 4* I* : ', 6«k Kirsch'm c C M.i'afferty 10 16 1C 6 2* 72188 LAMPA1JROME w 7 107 I 4 H f» (."'' 7 T«l W Fischer Sen Air Stable 10 28 20 7 3 72433 MINA GIBBON W S 186 1 I 8J 9' 9-' S~ 81* Brady WashiiigtoiiS'ble 30 75 75 20 10 72788 CELERBS w I 111 M IS 8| 4- 8* 8* '■ '-" Coles L F Kins 10 20 M 6 3 72787 HLACKLOCK w 4 97 6 8 10 10 10 10 10 Lycurgus W Walker 88 loo Iimi :;o 12 Time, 20. 513. 1 :17*. 1:45L 1:5(1. Winner — Ch. h. by Governor' Forakcr--Kmily S. (trained by T. II. Stevens). Went to post at 3:25. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Ramus, from a good start, was forwardly placed In the early running and outstayed the leaders in a long closing drive, with the conditions of the track against him. Midmont was well up throughout and tin ished resolutely. Warning broke slowly and was injudiciously forced to set Hie pace in the worst going and succumbed finally, but ran a very game race. F.xciteinent was a keen contender throughout, but swerved Into lwg-like going near the end. Rosy Light was gaining steadily in the Inst bar!'. Mill Song went well for half Hie journey. The winner was entered for 800*': no bid. Scratched — 72742 Boloman. SB; 72770 Bryan. 112. Overweights — Lumpadrome. 2 iiounds. rj fc~) Q pr (71 SIXTH RACK -7-3 Mile. (50402 1 :25A— 3-SN.) Purse $500. .".year-olds. | ^3oO^ Allowances. Not value lo nlajnil 8,8881 Ind Horses AWtl'l'St 14 '£ 4 Sir Fhi Jockeys Owners O H C P S~~ 72887 RALBIGH w 102 7 4 2l 21 1- l:l 1- T Rice 1 11 Mill.r 12 68 68 SI •'• (72779)CLOYNE WB 103 I 5 4' 4** 4s 2"k |S W Miiler T II Bterena 4 5 1 9 1U2 .". out 72814 ST. AVON WB 110 1 2 |h 3l 3' 3- : * Keogh C Winch.ll 1u 16 Hi I 2 7279". GREEN HOODS w 100 4 I l| l1 S| 4" 4'| Lycurgus .1 A P.. nn.t s 10 S 2*. 6-5 72Sl4:l:fLLY PI'LLMAN it 107 117 63 8* 6 " •"- Morelami B Trotter 4 4.1. IS 51 2 5 73787*MARa*T RANDOLPH w 95 2 7 5'J 5« 5* 5- 6:o A Walsh .1 S Hawkins 5 S 8 8-6 1 in 72774 LEONARDBDALE ws*i4 5 6 6 7 7 7 7 A Will'insR R Rhea Jr 88 SS8SS8S8 S Time. i 4?, 401. I:18t, l:30.i. Winner Ch. Kassellaw I. II. Millet — e, by -Hracine (trained by |. Went to post at 3:52. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Raleigh, showing remarkable form, indulged Green Qaajhi with Ihe lead to the half, then drew out and easily held sway to the end. Cloyne. well up and reserved for Ihe first half, linisbed fast and liauiely, but could never quite get up. St. Avon, after forwaid contention to the stretch, tired in the closing ilrive. Oreen Hoods set the pace lor half the journey. Iheu tired, but is e\tra good. Billy Pullman was never dangerous and ran a bad race. Margaret Randolph was outpaced from the start. Overweights Leonardsdale, 2 pounds. ; Los Angeles Form Chart LOS ANGELES FORM CHART. (SANTA ANITA PARK.) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. Fortieth day. Los Angeles Racing Association. Winter Meeting of KMi days. (19 books on.) Presiding Judge. A. W. Hamilton. Siarter. Richard Dwyer. Secretary, K. C. Smith. Racing starts at 1:50 p. m. (Chicago time 3:50 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate ludex number, track record, aj;e of hatSS and weight carried. rj Q Q A "I FIRST RACK-3-4 Mile. ( 72400— 1 : 1 1 1 —2—02. ) Purse $400. 3 year olds. Colls and 4 ^OTt -L Heldiugs. Special Weights. Net value to winner $325. liid Horses AWTPPSt'A 1A~% Str Fin Jockeys Ownera O II C P S~" 72787*D. OF BRIDGEWATKRiW 109 6 3 S* :'M 2i' l»t Musgr've P T China 2'. 2'. 8-5 out— 738B8*HARCOURT w 112 11 l'l1 l1 2»i C H Shil'gR L Thomas 12 12 12 out - 69254 H. OF SHENNAMKRE W 109 4 5 |i 2"C 8* 3-'- Q Burns K F Carman 12 30 30 3 I 2 72316 SPOHN WB 109 2 I :'.-' 4?. 4' 4U Vesper W T AlKhrson KM) 100 PHI 20 5 71S13 BRAWL W 109 5 4 5:!u 5 " 53" 5-'« W Mcln'rell T Grillin 88 50 50 S 2 ACORN ws 109 :: I I U I I Finn Oakwoo.lSkRncli 88 loo MS 12 4 Time. 24. 4S. 1:13. Winner - -B. c. by Bridgewater Crown (Ira inc. 1 by P. T. Chinni. Went to tH.st at 1:45. At post :: iniiiutes. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Duke of Rridgewat.-r was outpaced for that first half, but made up ground steadily in the final ipian.T and. finishing gamely under Ihe whip, wore llarcourt down in the closing strides. The latter got off Cyilig and showed a high turn of speed but tired suddenly in the final drive. Henry of Sheiinauiere showed speed ami. m a long stretch drive, tired only in the final hundred yards. Spohu ran well for a half and quit badly. rj fc~) Q A 47) SKCOND RACK 3 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $400. S-JCW olds. Selling! | ^SO^lr^ Net. value lo winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt _ y. % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H V Y S~ (727I5HIAMPASS af 10S 9 6 IJ 1- C H ShiTgR L Thomas 2 18-618-81 1-2* (72769)MAUNi; Ml.'SCJRAVE tt I'M 2 I 2 » 2' MuajfayVe P T Chinii 2 2 :: 7 1015 COKIELE w los 4 I 4 81 D Boland G .1 Long « 20 20 S 4 72788 BANKOSF w loo it 3 73 4- E Martin Pasadena Stable 10 20 S8 S 4 72806XHIOH ORMONDE ws los 7 2 :;h 6' G Burns R F Carman 4 4 Q 4 S I I 72788XMARM N DELORME wn 186 S 7 5' 6'i Harty .1 .1 Walsh 6-8 1 I I 2 THELMA THOMPSON w 109'. :: I 8* 71' Moriarity 'i'li.-ll Pros 15 888 loo 40 15 72715 ORPHAN BOY v\n MS I I H 8* M Preston .1 A Bennat S8 H 1". I 81 72715 STROKE wll'2 5 10 ft' ftt" E Hugan B C Hildr.-th 15 20 20 X 4 72888 COLONKL DICK vMMll MISS1 Finn B Schreiber ::o 40 In 15 6 72i:7!i PALLAS w 105 1 9 11 11 W Mcln'rell T Hrittin 30 loo MO to 15 Time, SMi, 41 ». Winner B. c, by Hamilton — Pass (trained by II. McDaniel). Wen! to ] ost at 2:12. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Hani paaa moved an fast when turning for home and. after an early stretch drive, drew away from Madeline Musgrave in the final sixteenth, winning with plenty to spare. Madeline Musgrave ran a good, game race, bit tired in the final sixteenth. Coriele closed a gap and finished resolutely under punishment. High Ormonde showed speed, but fell away Ix-iten wh.-n a sixteenth out. Marion Itclorme ran fairly well only. The w inner was entered for J00O; no bid. Overweights Thelma Thompson, 11 pounds. 747) Q A Q THIRD RACK 7-8 Mile. (725!l(t 1 :24J— 3-100.) Purse "$400. 1 jrair nMs sail B|l £UO^*y ward. Selling. Net value to winner $:;iS",. In.: Horses A__________P_T____i Jockeys Owners ~» H~~P~~S~ (72SS3)TAYLOR GEORGE VI 8 88 I 1 3a 2- 1- 1' 1 C Ross R T ot'fult 1 13 101 8-244-4 7275SaGOSSIPER II. w6 97 7 5 1' 1« 2- 2- 2r (Joldst.in .1 Touh.-v 88 15 15 I 2 72888 SINK SPR1NO w 1 % I s 7' S- 73 7:: m R Brooks I. W Sanaa 88 IS BS 15 I 72&8DMERLINGO 5 MS 1 'i 4h 41 61 6» P. M Preston .1 Singleton 10 10 s SJ 4 5 72646 CHIPPEWA ws S M 2 7 S* ".'» 4: ::•■ 6*1 ■ Martin Pasadena Stable .". 3.'. :'.}. I 12 72782 CONFEDERATE WB 6 182 I 4 8' 8* ('.' 81 6' B Itugau W B .1. nnmgs 4 4 31 6 5 12 (72551)WI8TARIA V 7 US 6 I 8» 71 SS 4' 7' Finn II r. Mulk.y 10 15 15 5 B-S 72755 I '.ILLY TAYLOR win 101 3 I ft I I s1 V-o'Conn'll L Slock 888 388 388 888 68 72788 PRESTIGE n 6 102 9 3 6k 5' b" ft ft Birrtaa Flein- ile Lis Sta MS MS Iimi 4u 15 Time. 2*1, 47». 1 :lSf, 1:25. Winner P.. g, by Regiltr N'cna Heorgi- 1 trained by W. 1*. MaxwiIK. W.iit to post at 2:10. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: seiond and third Ihe same. Taylor Ceorge forced the early pace and. after going the lirst ajnarter, lix.k the lead and drew out. but had lo lie driven to the limit at the end to withstand Oossiper IP's challenge. The latter showed much speed and rare gameness under the whip in the closing strides, but could mil unite gel up. Sink Spring, in a sharp last sixteenth duve. nipped Merlingo-out for third place. Chippewa Showed speed, but tired badly in the final Sixteenth. Merlingo closed a big gap. Wistaria ran a good five furlongs. The winnei was entered for $1.0»ttt: no Did. Scratched (72S98)Goldea Shore. 00; (72750) Alleviator. IDS; (727!ll)PhiI Igoe, 90. Overweights Sink Spring, I aaaanSa; Wistaria. 3; Billy Taylor. 5. Q /I /I l'OI RTI1 RACK 7-b Mile. (725:1(1 I :24* 3 8381) Purse $1.1100. 3 year ohhT and 7O ^jOrrtr anataid. AUawnneea. Net value ta winner $700. Ind" Horses ____________%_____ Jockeys Owners O _ p i %~ 72S08:MAGAZINE a 3 101 5 2 H f l'1 I* U «'. Bnrna R F Cavmaaj 2 q 2'. 4-S 7-28 7.s.in ■( 'i:i:si 1 1.\" ws 3 luo 7 5 I] 38 1- 41 :V V. Daaaaa U /. D.-.\rman 6 B 4" 1 r 72787) ROSEGAL w :: ftu I . I* 1*3* '-'' ■'■" • B Martin W B Jennings. 7-6 21 '■ 1 8*28 ;im h'liAXK FLITTNKIlwsit 5 107 I 2 7* I* 71 81 4" M Prestoa LoaAnceleBS*ble 26 ■•. M lo :. i7 7S9 PRETEN8ION w ■ 7 ! Hi 1 I 4 * H Sj "- "" MnsgT \.- p T Chinn 6 7 I 2 4 5 (7"s"MSIK EDWARD ami II-' :: I V 8* 8* U 6- C II Shil'g.l .1 Walsh 6 7 I I 4 5 727.-.--TIMOTH Y WF..V W 4 10ft I I 6' 6* V 7- 7- ('Ross L Stock 20 5*1 50 20 S 7li. so i.isaro wn 5 107 2 s s s s s g Harty i: .1 Baldwin 10 15 IS 6 I Time. 23. 4C.3. 1:12. 1:241. Winner P.. g. by Mazagan Pink Rose (trained by .1. State). Went to post at 3:05. At post 3 luinulis. Start goad. Won diiving: second and third the SaSB*. MaMzine forced a III aarmhiaa pace for over a half and shook oil Baarcal in Ihe final hundred Tarda, but had lo be hustled to the limit to withstand Creston's closing challenge. The bitter, in a fast and gaBM stretch drive, made up ground steadily :.lul finished wit i i a rush next to the inside rail, but was not .|iiii.-giKxl enough. Rosegal showed great speed, bill tired palpably in the filial sixteenth. i'rank I liltner finished with a great rush. Pretension ran prominently to the stretch and tired. Sir Fdward was always QUI paced. - 74,") «_» A pT FIFl'II RACK 1 1-4 Miles. I720.SO -2AK^, iT-lttO.^ Pane $40O. 4 year olds and ii|^ ^5o4i:0 ward. Selling. Net value lo winn.r .*.:25. Ind Horses ___________________________ Jockeys Ownera ~ Q~~II~C~P~S" 72718»UVIU8 wn4 loo 10 7 |k nt 8* B* o; l1 Q Dnina 9 Wnllhnaaer I 5 I 5 i ;, j 5 out 72881 DAZZhJC w 6 in I 5 2' 11 B" 1 1] !• B Dnsan ■' Wetoet i t : ,'. i i 2 73888 BADLY 08KD wan i 111 I 3 1* V 9 2- 2' :'.' W Knapp I [nth ■ \ Nathan 12 15 15 | ' 728U BL1B « 7 111 I 1 4- P # H 4i» 41 W Smith T A Dnvtea 12 12 12 1 I 5 7 788 I.N\ li'l'I'S Witt 111 7 I S1 8* 8* '•'- 7^ "■' C Ross W C.abri.d 6 lo 10 4 22 72888 M. « AN'ULHMvS w 4 ml 5 2 8*31 61 tii 6} 8* Milliano ; W Scott 12 88 88 6 3 72883 BAUNA ■ 6 1881 I ti ■"■- 6* 6| 4" 8' 7" Hobnrl \\liit«.x Sfymloh 20 4u 40 U S , i.s : p\Y an wSB III I ft "." 7' '■ 7J ft1 xu L« Poland A I ^,k 50 888 888 38 12 7-7ft" TEN ROW I I Ml 1 s 8' '•' '■' :;l ::' '" Harty Orang.\ alt-Stable 6 B 9 9 1 72788 PRBSTOLUS w ! U5 2 hi lo 9' Pi, hi lo In Dois.y II B Mulkej luo 888 888 40 20 Time, 21{, 1'Jj, .1:15, 1:40J, 2:07J. Winner — B. o, bv Longstreet — Lizzie B. II. (trained by I". Wallhauser). Wmt to post at 3:20. At post 1 uilnnte. Start pood. Won handily: second and third driving. L»»iiis nailed far back for the first seven furlongs, then made tin ground rapidly in the last quarter and. under great pressure, finished like a shot, getting up iu the last few strides. Dazzle showed much speed throughout ami finished re-olutely under the whip, bni was overwhelmed by the winner at the finish. Badly Dand tiled after following Dazzle elosely for a mile aud an eighth. Eiie ran well and finished f-'inuely. Ten Row ran well for a mile, then quit badly. Invietus was close up aud going well at the cud. The winner was enlered for $400: no bid. Sera tohed— 72M 'Lady Chiswell. 109: 72335 Adonis, 111; 72537 El Priniero, 111. Overweights — Salina. 1^ pounds; Prestolus, 4. i rt Q A £* SIXTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (72550—1 :05a — 1— lOtT) Purse $400. 4-year-olds and ^SO^tO upward. Fillies and Mares. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Did "Horses ~ZZL AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 727702SLIPPERY w 4 103 2 3 21 22 1* Ink C H Shil'gL A Bonsack 6 9 9 3 8-3 7253«!,AUNT POLLY wsnlS 107 6 6 Is ll 23 2" E Dugan Denny Bros 3 5 4J 2 4-5 72772 TEACHERS w 6 107 5 10 S'l Sj 7' 31 G Burns W S House 3 6 4i 2 4-5 7204K=M VHION KOSE 4 103 7 I 3» 6'1 5l 4& Buxton Fleur de Lis Sta8-5 9-5 9-5 4-5 2-5 ~y K ANNA MAY w 4 98 4 2 6* 5i 4J 5' Medlicott D Kelly 10 15 15 6 3 72772 NONIE LUCILLE wn 5 107 10 11 41 4'* 3l 6s C Ross W Gabriel 4 5 5 2 1 ISM H ALLIE SHEHM.VN w 6 107 3 4 10t 10' 10* 71 Milliano Tholl Bros 10 10 10 4 2 TSK4 JILLETT ws 5 107 9 7 71 3& 6J 8» D Boland Hogan&Rineh'rt 10 in 10 4 2 7.'44:: AZORA w 5 107 8 8 H 91 8» 9» Harty E WTayland 30 60 60 20 8 7277o'DAISY FROST w 4 103 11 9 P 71 9h 10' Musgr've F Spear 15 20 20 8 4 72641 BUKN A wb 4 103 11 II 11 11 11 Vesper W T Anderson 30 60 50 20 8 Time. 24. 47g. 1:00*. 1:07. Winner — Br. f, by Coniiuando — Skim (trained by L. A. Bonsack). Went to post at :f:55. At post 7 minutes.* Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Slip|»ery moved into tlie lead after turning for home and, in a long stretch drive, finally outgamed Aunt Folly, but had to Ik' driven out. Aunt Polly set a fast pace, but tired in the final drive. Teacress began Mowiv. but made up ground gradually and. in a long stretch drive, finished gamely aud would have been Brand in another stride. Marion Rose finished well and had bo mishaps. Anna May, Nonie Lucille and Jillott showed speed, but MM to stav. The winner was entered for $500; no hid. Scratched— 72770 Revolt, 107; 72754 Banlada, 103; 72555 Korosilany, 103; 72770 Hirtle, 107; 72750 SSpinstress, 107. Page 3 New Orleans Form Chart NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. (CITY PARK.) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK MUDDY. Twenty-eighth day. t'ity Park Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 61 days. (31 books on.) Presiding Judge. William Shelly. 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. fTOOQPC FIRST RACE— 3-8 Mile. (66491— 35— «— 114.) $400 added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. f £ Qj •») tj Fillies. Alio Aances. Net value to winner $375. Ind Horses AWTPPSt M Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S I MM* I lllllllllfl w 110 9 3 6nk 11 Notter AH&DHMorris 2J 3. 3 6-5 3-3 7271+ NASTTRTIA w 107 5 4 5* 2'1 C Koerner W F Mathews 6 10 6 2J 7-5 727443MRS. SEW ALL w 110 7 7 3" 3" S Flynn W K Hughes 5 6 6 2 6-5 72744 GLORIOLE w 105 11 8 7i 4" Sumter J H McCormick 6 10 7 21 7-5 7 '741 SMART w 110 4 6 H 5* Minder H B Duryea 15 15 15 6 3 727!W'1.\TELA w 110 3 2 li 6& J Lee L A Cella 6 6 4 2 1 72711 PINION w 111) 12 5 S'i 7h Lloyd F W Seeley 10 12 12 5 H NORA M'KENNA w 105 1 Vi 101 Snt V Powers J Stevens 25 30 30 12 5 NEBRASKA LASS w 105 2 11 9J 9'J Christie L T Lee 30 30 15 6 3 7 -7S0 MISS SNACK w 105 8 1 4" 10J Brussel R Tucker 30 40 40 15 6 7 799MAYLEE w 105 10 10 ll1 ll1 Liebert W S Williams 13 25 25 10 5 GLEN\RT w 105 6 12 12* !■*• Rosen E Corrigan 20 40 40 20 12 72799SHELEN KIDDER w 110 13 9 13 13 W Ott F A Pond 10 10 8 4 2 Time. 12*. 25f. 38. Winner — B. f. by Chilton — Preslioigitatrice (trained by R. J. Walden). Went to post at 2:00. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Cunning, well ridden and favored by the going, ran a good race and, standing a hard drive gamely, was drawing clear at the end. Nasturtia. showing improvement, closed a gap and finished with a rush. Mrs. S wall ran prominently throughout .'ind made a game finish for third place. Gloriole, while going wide ■Mt of the way. made up much ground and was a fast going fourth. Smart showed early speed and ■U going well at the end. Inela acted badly at the post and showed the most early speed, but tired badly in the last furlong. Pinion broke slowly and was taken wide most of the way. Helen Kidder bolted to the outside rail soon after the start. Scratched— 72690 After All. 105; 72090 Molly Stark, 105. Overweights — Nasturtia. 2 pounds. O QQO SECOND RACE— 7-8 Mile. 00928— 1 :26— 3— S7. ) $400 added. 4-year-olds and u'p-^CjOvJ ward. Allowjuets. Net value to winner $375. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P~S~ 72131 LORD LOVAT wn 4 102 14 41 2h 2J 21 1J Lang E W Heffner 6 12 10 3 6-5 72730-NO QUARTER wb 4 107 5 1 11 l1 l'J l'J 21 C Koerner A B Maginnis 6 12 10 3 1 72729 HALBARD w 4 104 6 3 21 5ll 4l 3 31 J Lee P M Civill 10 12 8 2 7-10 (7J«;94)DP LPHIE wb 6 105 2 2 3"* 3h 3" 41" 48 V Powers M A Healey 6-5 7-3 9-102-5 out 72747)TIVOLINI WB 4 104 4 6 6 4nk 5« 52 510 Notter L A Cella 2J 4 4 1 2-5 72658 GLAMOR w 4 102 3 5 51 6 6 6 6 W Ott AC McCafferty 12 40 40 7 2 J Time, 26, 51. 1:17$. 1:33?. Winner — Br. c, by Knight of the Thistle — Flora Dora (trained by E. W. Heffner). Went to post at 2:2S. At post I minute. Start' good. Won driving: second and third the same. Lord Lovat. favored by the going, but poorly ridden, was much the best, followed the early leaders close up. mined up fast in the stretch and. although swerving, wore No Quarter down in the closing strides :uid won drawing clear. No Quarter set the pace from the start and but for being in the deepest going in the last furlong would have won. Halbard suffered from crowding in the early running, but ran a good race and finished close up. Delphie quit badly after going a half and seemingly disliked the going. TtvoUrd moved up fast in the first quarter, but quit badly in the last thiee furlongs. Glamor was always outpaced. Scratched— 72802 Teo Beach. 97: 72748-Heine. 102: 72765 John Smulski. 105: 72500 Gild. 99; 72727 Morales, 102; 64716'Coruscate. 100; 5S06S Ananias, 105; 72820 Meadov.breqee. 110; (72710)Lucy Marie. MC 7QQQ7 THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. (60510--1 :12J— i— 101."j $500 added. 3-year-olds. Selling. ■ ^2 O O I Net value to winner $475. Ind Horses AWtPPSt jj % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 7272s E. T. SHIPP w 105 4 1 1*1 1". V f Minder W H Fizer 5 6 4 8-5 4-5 723X3 APPLE TODDY w 104111 2 21 2'i 2nk 2* Notter R Minton 6 15 12 5 21 72763-RCSTLE w 95 12 8 4» M 43 31 S Flynn L A Cella 6 7 7 25 7-5 727C3 ETHEL CARR wb 104 3 9 7= 64 6« 4* V Powers Wr A Kirwan 4 10 10 3 3-2 HIM l.FTE FOSTER w 100 5 4 V 31 3b 51 Rosen W T Shafer 4 4 3 6-5 3-5 72763 QIEEN'S SOUVENIR w 95 2 3 6= (■* 5J 61 Molesw'h J A Wernberg 15 20 15 6 3 7ZRI ALBERT STAR w 109 1 3 51" 72 7* 7- Dearborn M Ording 25 60 60 20 12 7267::3GOIJJOI"EST w 102 7 6 8'i 8l S- 8* J Lee H B Duryea 2 5 44 2 4-3 72745'MAIE FLETCHER w 97 9 12 ll1 9J 91 9- W Ott W K Hughes 12 30 30 10 5 ma TAMAll w 100 10 10 91 10'HO- 103 I, Smith L A Livingston 20 20 15 6 3 72IW VIRGINIA MAID w 100 6 7 10' ll3 11« 11" F Burton .1 Thompson 100 200 200 60 25 67900 LADY CAROLINE II. W 100 8 11 12 12 12 12 Lloyd H N Bennett 10 12 12 3 21 Time. 25*. 51*. 1:19*. Winner--B. g. by Ruskin II. — CaJMHM (trained by W. H. Fizer). Went to jiost at 3:01. At post 5 minutes. Start bad. Won driving: second and third the same. V.. T. Sluiip. showing much llie most early speed, was taken to the liest going and, standing the final drive more gamely than usual, outstayed Apple Toddy. The latter was always in closest pursuit and but for aetiug badly at the post, where Da was much used, would probably have won. Rustle, away poorly. Sand a big gap and was in the worst going through tlie stretch. Eth"l Carr, also away poorly, made up i ;i ground. Lute Foster showed succu. but tired badly after going a half. Queen's Souvenir ran fairly v. ell. Albeit Star was iu a jam BOH of the way. Goldquest ran a bau race. Tamar was outpaced ail the way and can do much lietter. The winner was entered for $1,000; no bid. Scratched— 72M8 Hollow. MS; 72S«.:-'Hans. 105: Dix Ben. 97. Overweights— E. T. Shipp, 3 pounds; Apple Toddy. 2*: Ethel Carr, 4: Albert Star. 4; Maie Fletcher. 2: Lady Caroline 11.. 1J. 7.1 O QQ FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. ( 00454— 1 :3S»— 4— 1 10. ) Mw Selling Stakes. $L~000 ^OOO added. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $2,470. Inu^ Horses AWfPPSt *4 Mi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ 7372MTBMACBO Wsn4 111 3 I 4 4* V :" I4 Notter C R Ellison 2J SJ 3J 7-5 7-To (72728) ANGELU8 wit 3 93 4 7 :l'l 31 2k as ;»t Sumtw Burlow&CNeill 8 20 15 6 3 72729 SALLY PRESTON w 4 103 1 7 i 1" I'll1 I" 3h R McDan'lW H Seeman* 7 15 12 5 21 72S*2 PASADENA wb 6 112 8 8 S'l 83 fi^ 41 43 V Powers B Vincent 3 4 4 3-2 7-10 f7Z729)PEDRO w 4 103 14 7-7- 83 73 53 McCahey C B Daniels 5 6 5 2 1 rem I'LANTLAND wn 5 107 2 1 S'l 5* 54 V 63 Minder W H Fizer 8 12 10 3 3-2 727X4 ORPHAN LAD wu 4 103 I 3 23 2l 42 62 73 W Ott J D Lagan M 40 30 10 5 . - 72728 MISS l i:i,AXEY ws 3 9'J •; 6 63 61?. 7J 8« 81 S Flynn R E Watkins I E B 8-3 4-5 reWPOONMA w.sn 5 108 5 9 9 I 9 9 9 J Lee B Schreiber 15 30 30 S 3 Time. 25. Mf, 1:18. I:dt|. Winner— B. c. by Maey — Tee-Ky-Tee (trained by G. P. Brazier). Weiu to i«.st at 3:31. At post 6 minutes. Start fair. Won easily: second and third driving. IWaeoa raa under restraint Cor nearly three-quarters, then moved by the leaders on the stretch turn and. laiing (he lead, won as his rider pleased. Angelus. favored by the going, ran an excellent race and but for being iii the worst going in the last quarter would have been much closer up. Sally Preston got iuio tlie lead qub-kly aiid made the running to the stretch, but was tiring and barely lusted long enough to s.:ve third place. Pasadena suffered from much interference on the first turn and was a fast going and elum up fourth. Pedro was also knocked back on the first turn and closed a big gap. Plantland ran poorly. .Mjvx Delaney was also crowded out on the first turn. Donna, away poorly, had scant chance. The winner was entered for $400: no bid. Sera tched— 72783= Juggler, 111; 72784-John Carroll. 110: 13783 Zipango. 100; 727843Hvperion II., Ill; 72830 Momentum, 104. Overweights — Sally Preston. 1* pounds: Miss Delaney, 1. 7klQQQ FIFTH RACE--3-4 Mile. (MS10— 1:12{— (—-ML) $700 added. 3-year-olds and up-«OOt7 ward. Haiidieip. Net value to winner $030. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U jj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S ' 72493 LENS wn 4 im\ :. 3 2' 2; 2' 11 Notter P Dunne I 4\ 4 13-101-2 reWi'AL Mi'l.I.ER w I ! S E 1 I4 l4 I3 28 W Ott W H Fizer I 4 2J 7-101-4 7LW.-T1I.KING wn 4 112 4 E 4"k 4l 5 B Sumter .1 H McCormick 6-5 3-2 7-5 3-5 1-4 72893 CHIEF HATES w 5 KM 1 2 3 :M 41 4J V Powers T D Sullivan E 8 6 8-5 3-5 7Z7J0*REFINED • 4 M 2 4 E E 3'J E Skirvin W J Donohue 10 2« 15 3 1 Time. 24g. 50*. 1:18 = . Winner Br. g. by Star ihait Qwn Dixon (trained by F. Ilanloni. Went to post ;■! 4:H.:. At post 1 iniiiute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. J.-11-. doai up and hard ridden for the first half, was in the best going and. graduallv wearing Al Mulle-down in the last furlong, won drawing out. Ai Muller, a fast breaker, ran into a long lead at once but. under weak riding, was allowed to get to the worst going in the stretch and tired in the final drive. Tilling wag always outpaced and barely got up iu time for third place. Chief Hayes ran fairly well. Refined quit and can do lietter. Scratched 7a08)Jach Aikin. 142. Overweights — Lens. ;;* pounds. 7k)U /I A SIXTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles, if.7552--1:52*--1- MX) $400 added. I jrar aide and ■■ ^IOtcU ward. Selling. Net value to winner $3( 5. Ind Horses A WtPPSt St % Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S- 7.'7I ;-l\ ANHOE wb I 110 3 1 1= I" 1- Is I3 13 MeCahev T E Mannix 2 3 2i~5~9-20 72747-TKUN'S ROD w C 1« 8 4 3' 34 3= 2l 2- »«• J Conlin W p:agan 8 10 10 3 3-2 7J747 KESTERLING WB • MT 5 E 2» 21 24 35 J* 33 Minder W H Fizer I tt 2 4-5 9-20 7274«»8T. NOE3L w 7 102 4 3 4\ 4l» 5' 4s 44 4" Gaugel J U Strode 6 6 5 8-5 4-5 73m ATHBNA w 7 105 1 I 7= 7' 74 V B* 53 Howard R L Taylor 60 150 150 50 20 7:v:2 CRAFTT wb 4 104 6 7 fi* 63 63 7= 6= 6' V Powers 8 Lazarus E « f 9-5 4-5 72747 .1. D. DUNK wb 4 97 2 I S 8 8 8 8 7l Molesw'h P King 20 40 40 10 3 72717 CANOPIAN wb 5 107 7 I E* 5' 41 5l 7l 8 J Lee E J Gildersleeve 15 40 40 15 6 Time. 20. 51*. ]:193. l:4tf, 2:013. Winner — Cli. g, by Hermence — Georgia Kinney (trained by T. K. Mannix). Went to post at 4:32. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. I\.:i!ick' was favored by the going and. showing superior speed, led throughout, but had to do his U-sf tear the end to outstay Tern's Rod. The latter gained steadily and was wearing the winner down fast iu the -ireicli. Bea toiling tired fast after going a good three-quarters and had no mishaps. St. Keel ran only fairly "oil ;md can do better. Athena was going well at the end. Crafty ran ■ bad race. .1. D. Dunn uas always in the rear and not |«Tsevered with. The « iimei was entered for SoOO: no bid OtiaUihed 7JLM Lady Viuceut, 99: 705*3 Maxuar, .05; 72747 Cull. 102; (72740)Creel, 111: 72731 Savoir Faire. 111. Overweights— Crafty, 2 pounds. New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, January 23 New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, January 23. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK HEAVY. (Handicapped for a heavy track. I NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. (City Park.) For differences in weight add or deduct 5 points 'to the pound. An extra good rider' a average worth is 3 pounds. Racing starts at 2 p. m. XRuus well in mud. ©Superior mud rnnner. First Race— 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Colts and Geldings. (Track record: GG491— -'{5— 2— 111.) Ind. Horses. Rec. A. Wt. Hdep. 72744 Cuban Boy 107 725 727SO Dr. Armstrong 104 720 72708 Tony W ifi ^17 72708 Dick Cogbill 107.... 710 72526 The Slicker 104 iO.. 72035 Pocotaligo 107 700 727S0 Mique O'Brien 107 095 72708 Joe Howell 107.... 090 72817 Grotto 10-1 0 0 Teddington, b. o, by Orlando — Virgie Cook H2 Second Race— Short Course. Steeplechase. 4-year-old» and upward. Allowances. (Track record: 68192 — 2:54 — 5 — 158.) 72527 Dr. Heard 5..144..X700 (66269) Dr. Logan 5. .144 69.i 71055 Gold Run •••*?•.. £«•• 72490 Or.ys II S.. 147.. ©690 72800 Gold Circle 4..137..X685 72382 Itacatiara 9. .14. . . X680 72490 Ralph Reese 0 . . 147 . . X 675 71798 Mixup 5..144..X670 65604 Bery Waddel! 7 . . 147 . . X 66o 72SO0 Monte Carlo 8.. 150.. X 660 72800 Bell-the-Cat 7.. 147.. X 650 72SOO Gait 4.. 137 650 Third Race — 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Colts and Geldings. (Track record: 66491—35—2—114.) 72M7 Irrigator 107 725 72817 Swing 107 720 72708 Hammock Boy :37§ 112..X720 72744 Brougham 104 715 727442 Tom Holland :36r 112 715 727803 Prosper •• :37i 112 710 Ind. Horses. Bee A. Wt. Hdep. 727S0 Serviocuce 107 710 727083 Patriot :36J 112 705 72708 Intervene 104 09o Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-vear-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 60510—1:128—4-^101.) 727S4 COONEY K 1:13 4.. 106.. X 723 72781 Handzarra 1:13 6..102..X715 72782 Lajeunesse 1:15 3..96..X710 (71628) Posing 1:13* 5..103..X710 72675 Lucy Young 1:13* 6.. 107.. ©705 • 72764 Penrhyn . 1:131 5..10O..X700 72692 Young Stevens l:18i 4..97..X700 72745 Prince Bowling 3..90. .X700 72657 Russell T 1:151 4..MH..X6M 72762' Dick Rose ' 3.. 91..X675 72727 High Glass 4.. 102 650 72730 Fred Mulholland 1:18 4. .102. . X025 67304 Flora Dear 4. .100. .. .G00 Annie Sanford, b. m. bv Magnet— Lillian Russell 6. .103 « Fifth Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (Track record: 66454 — 1:38* — 4—110.) 72583 The Gavel 100.. X 725 72803 Banrida 10« ..Xi2O 72617 Divorcee 100.. ©.2 ) 72636 Stoneinan 10o..x _l. 72767 Bucking Boy " IO.1..X1I0 72803 Floridaglen 10o..xno 727633 Thini k:1ji 10.. .X705 72837 Ethel Carr 103..X O. 72762 Padrone 100.. X70.. 72309 Kitty Smith 100.. X 700 72763 Bajflge Whist 100 • « 72745 Albert M 10j Ou Sixth Race— 1 3-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 60835 — 2:01 — 4—98.) 72822' Debar 5.. 102. .©725 (72822) Warner Griswell 4..97..X715 72749 Granada 2:01| B. .105. . X710 72804 Dr. MoCluer 2:02g 5. .111. .ffi_iO.» 72803' Miss Mazzoni 3.. 80..X1OO 72822 Adesso 5 • • l°o . . X 69.» 72S222 Grenade 7.. 105.. ©695 72619 Redgauntlet 4 . . 105 . . X (590 72622 Katie Powers 7..96..©KV, 72291 Poem 3..98..X67j The figures under "Rec." In above entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance since January 1, 1906. I The small figure 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 hehind the winner. First Race [1st New Orleans] r LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. FIRST RACE— 3-8 Mile. 2-year-ol1s. Maidens. Colts and Geldings. Allowances. (66491—35—2— 114.) Index Course DIstTimeT*ckOdds Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. CUBAN BOY. b. c, 2, by Brantome— The Cuban Girl (E. Corrigan). Weight today 107. 7^744 ^Grounds 3-8 36^ good 15 110 11 14 14" Jas Hen 'syLa .lyLwta. TjHollan dMrsSeuaU 7-t535 F. Grounds 3-8 37i slow 25 112 I 6= 4? C Koerner MarseAbe Ham. Boy Maritza. 72526 City Park 3-8 36g good 50 110 5 8l 95i Brussel Shone, Patriot, Roseburg II. DR. ARMSTRONG, br. g, 2, by Counter Tenor— Servia (J. C. Cahn). W*ig?;t to1?7 104- 727S0 F. Grounds 3-S 38* good 40 lot 9 10- 7° V Powers Marse Abe, Anne MeGee, Prosper. 72671 F.Grounds 3-8 38g hvy 20 105 9 6' 613iV Powers Maree Abe , Irfaneh, Mrs. Sewall. 72635 F.Grounds 3-8 37g slow 15 109 7 82 89 V Powers MarseAbe, Ham. Boy, Maritza. TONY W., ch. c, 2, by Boanerges— Meddlesome She (A. Weber). ^_ Weight today 107. 72708 F.Grounds 3-8 37J slow 20 110 12 11= lD'JLloyd Sea Swell. Tom Holland, Patriot. 72635 F.Grounds 3-8 37g slow 25 112 6 5* 6s Jos Hogg MarseAbe Ham. Boy Maritza. 72562 City Park 3-8 36* fast 40 112 8 8* VI Jos Hogg Anne McGee, Holy Mass, Smart. DICK COGHILL, ch. c. 2, by Mesmerist— Lady Holyrood (J. R. Taylor). ^ei^ht ,tod^y. 107# 72708 F.Grounds 3-8 37* slow 20 110 7 7' 6«i G Swain Sea BaraB, Tom Holland. Patriot. 72635 F.Grounds 3-8 37g slow 8 112 13 12J ll14 E Walsh MarseAbe Ham. Boy Maritza. 72526 City Park 3-8 36g good 12 110 2 4h 6* Troxler Shone, Patriot, Roseburg II. THE SLICKER, b. fr, 2. by The Sharper— Isabella II. (J. A. Seckington). Weight today 104. 72526 City Park 3-8 36g good 50 107 8 71 74i Christie Shone, Patriot, Roseburg II. POCOTALIGO. br. c, 2, by Mexican— Star Dreamer (A. G. Weston). Weight today 107. 726.15 F.Grounds 3-! 37g slow 25 112 15 14J 1218 Lloyd MarseAbe. Ham. Boy, Maritza. MIQUE O'BRIEN, b. c, 2, by Ingol dsby — Barbara Gray (A. F. Mathews). Weight today 107. 7"780 F.Grounds 3-8 36* good 200 104 5 7b 10° L Smith Marse Abe, Anne MeGee, Prosper. 72708 F.Grounds 3-8 37g slow 100 110 10 13J 14l^JUral Sea Swell. Tom Holland, Patriot. 72635 F.Grounds 3-8 37g slow 50 112 10 132 13' 7 L Smith MarseAbe, Ham. Boy, Maritza. JOE HOWELL, ch. c, 2, by First Mate— Pearl Barnes (O. G. Parke). Weight today 107. 72708 F.Grounds 3-8 37i slow 12 110 5 S1 88 Pickens Sea Swell, Tom Holland, Patriot. GROTTO, ch. g, 2. by Herbert— Fairyland (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 104. 72817 City Park 3-S 36* slow 40 107 12 12i 12"lHuc»tu* Injury, Craftsman. Warden. TEDDINGTON, b. c, 2, by Orlando— Virgie Cook (C. F. Clark). Weight today il2. I'itst start. Second Race [2nd New Orleans] . - SECOND BACE — Short Course. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (68192 — 2:54— 5-158.) DR. HEARD, ch. g. 5, by St. Gatien— Juda (0. T. Gardner). Weight today 144. 72527 City Park S C 3:06* good SO 148 1110 8 7 7' ■"• 712lMasn;vda Full of Fun. Flying Plover. Daora. 70363 Ft Erie F C 4:45 fast 21 156 7 5 5 4 4" 3" Henry Sam Parmer, Kilmorie, Roderick. 70311 Ft Erie Ab 2 3:45 fast 3 159 6 7 4 2 215 2* Henry Roderick, Gipsano. Croxton. 70209 Buffalo Ab 2 4:04 fast 146 6 4 3 3 Ran out. H Boyle Bilberry, Dunbeath, Caloorahatchee. DR. LOGAN, br. g, 5. by Sain — Miss Howard (B. Schreiber). Weight today 144. 66269 Oakland S C 3 :03J fast 11-10 148 4 3 1 1 ln P Koehler Thaddeiis. Satchel. Mistleton. 66215 Ascot Pk 1 1-2 2:54 slop 4 138 1 6 4 4 3J 2- Koehler Cazadol. Satchel. Thaddeiis. GOLD RUN, b. h. 6, 'by St. Andrew or Golden Garter — Bundoora (R, J. Laughlin). Weight today 150. 71055 Toronto 2 1-2 5:09 fast 8 156 11 7 Lost rider. Fricker John Dillon. Steve Lane, The Chef. 71011 Toronto 2 4:07| fast 7 157 S S 9 I 7= 6"i I'emb'tou Butwell. Billy Ray, Dawson. 70953 Toronto 2 4:05 fast 8 1«5 11 6 5 3 Fell. Sobell John Dillon, Lights Out, Arian. ONYX II.. blk. g. 8, by Pontiac— Magdelane (P. H. Jones). Weight today 147. 72490 City Park 8 C 3:06* fast 10 153 5 2 3 3 5» 5" Yourell Rip. Pete Vinegar. Full of Fun. 72454 City Park S C 3:10 good 10 Hi 7 I I I SJ 5»J Yourell Ester joy, P. Vinegar, Fly. Flover. 72105 City Park S C 3:02g fast 20 148 6 1 2 2 31 3= Yourell Dunning, BankHoliday. Full of Fun 70096 Latonia S C 3:06* hvy 136i 15 5 7 7 7,0lHiggins PeterBecker, Graceland. FullofFun. 69844 Latonia Ab 1 3-4 3:26g fast 135 5 1 1 2 21 4* W Allen Potash, Saul, Pete Vinegar. GOLD CIRCLE, b. g, 4, by Goldfinch— Kissing Ring (T. D. Sullivan). Weight today 137. 72800 City Park S C 3:06* good 15 127 4 9 8 6 51 47.1. T Rae C.BlaekLadv, McAllister, CJarrolI 72368 City Park 1 1-8 2:00g hvy 15 95 9 6 9 10 11 ll^JT Chandler Gr.Larsen, K. Powers, C.Thompson. 72277 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1:50* hvy 12 103 7 3 6 10 11 1021 T Chandler Javanese, Anna Dav. Tudor. 72219 F.Grounds 3-4 1:21* hvy 8 105 3 5 4 21 1" T ChandlerGlen Roy, Broken Melody, Dario. ITACATIARA. ch. g. 9. by Montana Regent — Grass Widow (C. Hak). Weight today 147. 723S2 City Park 1 1-4 kSj slow 12 146 M Fell. Sullivan Dank Holiday. Bob Murphv, Aules. 72129 City Park S C 3:06* slow 20 149 3 8 8 3 3J 3»« T Sullivan Pete-Vinegar, Magic. Samlloffheimer 71948 City Park S C 3:13g hvy 6 J 53 12 2 2 4" 4" McClure S.Hoffh'mer, W.K.Slade. P. Vinegar 71544 Latonia S C 2:58* fast 9-6 148 1 1 1 1 l2 l2 McClure W.K.Slade, KingEsta. ClassLeader RALPH REESE, b. g, 6. by Boundless — May Bee (J. & C. Davis). Weight today 147. 72490 City Park S C 3:06* fast 15 145 S | 0 6 6 617 Jno M'phyltip. Pete Vinegar, Full of Fun. 72419 City Park S C 3:09g good 20 142 3 7 8 6 0'-' 5i:'lMurphy Peter Becker, Rip. Duleian. 72002 City Park S C 3:03 slow 5 145 5 Fell. McClure PeteVinegar. PeterBecker, Magie. 71298 Windsor S C 3:48 hvy 30 151 7 Ran out. Corbley B.HoIiday, L.L.Hayman, Dr.Kooh. MIXUP, b. g, 5. by Meddler— Mannie Himyar (J. W. Colt). Weight today 144. 71798 Pimlico Ab I 4:40g fair 3 138 2 7 7 Fell. Huppe Bersl. Bob Murphy, Guardian II. 71773 Pimlico Ab 2 4:55 hvy 4* 137 1 4 7 6 4' 210 Huppe Caroia, Jack Barr, George I^eiper. 71690 Pimlico Ab 2 4:32 fast 10 137 1 6 5 3 3s 3" Huppe Goldfleur, Merry Maker. Caroia. BERY WADDELL. b. g, 7. by Aloha— Pink H. (E. L. Talley). ' - Weight today 147. HIM Penning Ab 2J 5:11 slow 7 146 4 3 2 Fell. P Hagan Sandalw'd. F.Souieis. Cal'rabaleliee 65568 Denning Ab 2 4:238 mud 8-5 139 4 3 3 3 430 48i P Hagan Val. Forge. Fr.Somers. Har. Baylor. MONTE CARLO, ch. h, 8, by Pontiac — Troyana (J. K. Schutten). ' Weight today 150. iaH City Park .S C 3:o6* good 40 151 U 11 9 S 8l 8'« R Pendingf.BlackLadv. McAllister. C.Jarreli 72582 F.Grounds 3-4 1:20 mud 60 116 6 5 11 12 12'-4 D Riley Debar, Prince of Pless, Creel. 67330 F. Grounds lm 70y 1 :53g hvy 108 6. 4 4 13 13 1322Garher G. Duchess: Abjure, Pat Bulger. 66999 City Park 7-8 1:28 fast 106 2 3 1 2 5t» 88 B Davis Roseboro, Fenian, K. of the Valley. BELL-THE-CAT, b. g, 7, by Carlsbad— Lady Loyal (H. Flippen). Weight todav 147. THM City Park SCS.-ttiaoodl 14S 12 5 4 7 9l 10"J.S McClain C.BlackLady. McAllister, C.Jarreli 72494 City Park 1 1-8 1:54* fast 100 101 4 4 5 6 8' 8" W Gloss Husted, Anna Day. Adesso. 70608 Em. City 1 1-8 1:54J fast 40 103 2 4 6 6 6 6" Heff'nan Flavigny, Kohnoflaw, K.oftheValley 70534 Em.CIty 1 1:42 fast 8 109 6 8 7 6 5» 510U Lee Buttons, Henry 0.. Princess Orna. GALT, b. e, 4, by Hermence — Statira (J. W. Dayton). Weight today 137. 72M0 City Park S C 3:06* good 40 127 1113 1a M 1»- •'UHortet C.BlackLady, McAllister. C.Jarreli 70103 Windsor 3-4 1:211 hvy 107 7 9 10 9» 9'°iKunz Surety, Annie Mack. Ecclesiastic. 70004 Windsor 7-8 1:28* fast 106 4 7 7 7 71 714aD Riley Halton. Webber, Doc Kyle. 69492 Windsor 3-4 l:15g fast 104 9 7 6 7» 7s McM'hon Bathmaria, Oleasa, Kildare. Third Race [3rd New Orleans] THIRD RACE— 3-8 Mile. 2-year-el is. Maidens. Colts and Geldings. Allowances. (00491—35-2— 114.1 IRRIGATOR, ch. c. 2. by Nasturtium— Fertile (L. A. Cella). Weight today 107. 7.M7 City Park M 36* slow 2J 110 7 S"t 6*} J l.ee Injury. Craftsman. Warden. SWING, blk. c, 2. by Hammock— Edith (Mrs. R. W. Walden 1. Weight today 107. 72S17 City Park 3-S 36* slow 25 110 10 7' 5' H Alex Injury. Craftsman. Warden. HAMMOCK BOY, ch. c, 2, by Hammock— Sister Adeline (C. T. Brownfield'. Weight today 112. :-££ .^-Grounds 3-8 37* slow 12-5 110 15 15 15»HW Ott Sea Swell. Tom Holland. Patriot, -.^.'.i ESr"un'iS tl SS52LL "° U 7* 4'4 H Alex Mane Abe. Irfaneh. Mrs. Sowali. .2buo F.Grounds 3-8 37g slow 30 112 4 V M H Alex Marse Abe. Maritza. Cuban Boy. BROUGHAM, b. g, 2, by Blues— Barouche (Burlew & O'Neill). Weight today 104. £ -grounds 3-S 36* good 5 '107 1 in2 M*| R MoIVm'lLadyLoota. T.Holland. Mis.Sewall --!7-t SEi £.GroUn,ils To 5 22 4. *!' I ll* *''J}-K McDanMMarse Abe. Irfaneh, Mrs. Sewall. .2^62 City Park M 36* fast 11-, - 109 7 . 7* 10" Jas Heu'syAnne McGee, Holv Mass, Smart. TOM HOLLAND, b. c, 2. by Planudes— Flying Girl (J. Stevens). Weight today 112. i^4,c S^r"UnHS -.i 29 K:H"1 7- "^ '■'' lh 2i "''i*1'-1 I-J»,1-v ^'^ Mrs. Sewall. Pinion. -2.0S F.Grounds u-8 „7* slow 2o 110 6 3J 2' Heidel Sea Swell. Patriot. Servicence. PROSPER, br. c, 2, by Plaudit— Penury (E. W. Heffner). Weight todav 112 727S0 F.Grounds 3-8 3«* good 60 ill 3 4n :',- Lallg MarseAbe. AaneMcGee X Carmaek 72.562 City Park 3-8 36* fast 80 112 5 6' 5» Lang Anne McGee. Holv Mass. Smart SERVICENCE. ch. c, 2. by Service— Innocence (B. Schreiber). Weight todav 107 72788 F. Grounds 3 s m good 40 MM .- 5 IV BroaWl Marse Abe. Anne ^MeOeePwaDer 72744 F.Grounds 3-S 36* good 12 Hi. S 6-. s H Drussel Ladvl.eola T Holland Mrs SVw^'l 727H F.Grounds 3 S 37* slow 5d 110 4 r. 44 Brussel sA Stt '11 ivira I ii.;,„i p-.m V 72635 F.Grounds 3-8 37g slow 25 ,12 14. lo2 H» It Vi.au-lMarseAbe!' nZ. SS^tLJS^ Wz$££ h*£s~T%T (J w" » » - - -, *. %&& %zz™ INTERVENE, b. g, 2. by Hamburg— Intervention (H. B. Duryea). Weight today 104. 72708 F.Grounds :: S 571 slow r.n 107 l 4 J 5'\ A Martin Sea Swell. Tom Holland. Patriot. 72'i35 FA! rounds 2 S 37jJ slow 30 109 8 U? W Minder MarsoAlie, Haiu. Boy. Maritza. Page 4 Fourth Race [4th New Orleans] FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-ycaio'.ds and upward. Selling. (00510 -1:122—4— 101.) COONEY K.. b. g. 4, by Senator McCarren— Campania (J. Burttsohell) Weight today 106. 727S4 F.Grounds 3-4 1 :14g good 20 104 5 3 2 3h 7' J W M'hy Colloquy. John Carroll, Hyperionll. 72674 F.Grounds 3-4 1:19a hvy 15 100 3 3 3 2* V J Brooks Al Matter, Keator. Chief Hayes. 72»;l9 F.Grounds 3-4 1 :lSg hvy 7 9S 8 9 5 41 8*1 Kennedy Pedro. Higginbotham, No Quarter. 72," 17 •''llv Park 3-4 1:131 fast 2 106 fi 4 2 21?. 3*5 V Powers Jacobite. Comedienne, Platoon. 7lT.11 City Park 3-4 1:13*. fast 3 107 2 3 2 2=~ 2»fc Minder It. Thompson, Hanbridge, ('.Eastman HANDZARRA. ch. m. 6. by Handsel— Elzarra (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 102. 72781 FvOroundS J-4 l:15i good a 97 7 S 4 El .V-1.'. Smntcr Gohlproof. Mcadowhrceze. P,.Strome 72720 I'd,, un. Is 3-4 1 :161 good 7-5 100 1 1 1 8J f.: Huestis Meadowbroeze. NoQuarter. Refined. 7.i:3a F.Grounds U f 1:10 slow 41 1U3 C 4 3 31 1} Huestis Comedienne, Meadowbreeze. T. Boy. 7254:: City Park 5-S 59* fast 30 102 7 4 4 41 4s Huestis Hyperionll., ToyBoy, ArchOldbam. LAJEUNESSE, b. g. 3. by Star Shoot— Arcadia (Burlew & O'Neill). Weight today 96. 7*782 F.Grounds :: t 1 :i:.T! good 19 * 11- 3 I I :•'. l- -\ it MeDan'lYouthful. Rebel Queen. Al Matter. T.Ih; City l'ark 7-8 1:291 good 4 lir. 4 7 5 5 4 ' 3- II MeDan'lWoodlane. Banridge. Gee Whiz. B2S11 F.Grounds 1 1:441 slow 1-2 105 4 5 2 2 35 3*1 R McDanlMiss Mazzoni. St. Ilario. Blue Bee. 72274 F.Grounds 7-S 1:31 *, hvy 2-5 103 1 1 2 1 l2 l1 R McDan'l Brimmer. Miss Mazzoni, Rexane. 721C7 F.Grnds lm70y 1:531 hvy 3-2 89 1 1 2 2 3= 2 1 Sumter Carthage, Ed Kane, Hawkama. POSING, br. f, 5. by Maceo— Remember He II. (J. R. Wainwright). Weight today 103. Tltiis J^itonia 7-8 1:34 hvy 4 105 7 1 1 1 1* l* J I.ee I'neleHenry. St. Noel. Hammeraway 71.".:;:: Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 7 109 5 6 9 6s 6* Mountain Dainty Belle. Fay. Zelina. 71444 I^atonia 3-4 l:14g fast 21 107 7 6 5 41 31! J Lee Light. Conductor, LandBreeze, Nifo. LUCY YOUNG, br. m. 6. by Cesarion— Arragon (D. C. Corbitt). Weight today 107. 72675 F.Grounds 3-4 1:20*. hvv 12 1021 2 C 2 31 44 R McDan'lRefined. Iligginbothani, Goldproof. 72540 City Park 5-8 59g fast 100 100 4 5 6 55 814 Pickens Hyperionll.. ToyBoy. ArehOldham. 72.112 F.Grounds 3-4 1:171 slow 41 100 5 2 6 5* 45 Pickens Hawkama. El Dorado. Denlgre. 1 72222 F.Grounds 55 f 1:131 hvy 6 112 2 4 2 21 in Jas Hen'syDonna, Lute Foster. Rickey. 1 PENRHYN. b. g.« 5. by Planudes— Laurel (E. J. Gildersleeve). Weight today 100. 72764 F.Grounds .' 1 1:16 kwJ S Ml 4 11 3 . 4*?. Xotter Consistent. FrenchNun. J. Bratton. ' 72202 F.Grounds 7-8 1 :301 Blow 7 101 7 5 4 5 63 6,:JWarren Halbard. Goldway, Marsh Redon. 72106 Citv Park 3-4 1:152 fast 9 109 9 8 7 6l 761 Skirvin Rebo. Sheen, Jack Witt. 71466 Windsor 65 f 1:081 fast 6 106 11 11 11 11 ll23 J Foley J.W. O'Neill. M.Cesarion. Blrm'ham 71430 Windsor 3-4 1:14 fast 30 104 9 8 6 61 5» J Baker Niblick, Leo Paul. Frank Collins. YOUNG STEVENS, blk. g, 4, by Henry Young— Rosa Morn (J. A. Anstet). Weight today 97. 78992 F Grounds 7S )::;3 hvy 40 ll" 13 13 14 14 14 ll14 Lloyd Hancock, Crafty, Rappahannock. ( 72MB F. Grounds 7-8 1 :3l 4 slow 9 Mi 2 2 2 1 3* 4*1 Jaa Hen'syllalhard. Goldway. Marsh Redon. 72117 Citv l'ark 7-8 1:291 fast 40 M 10 9 7 7 45 3'i Hufnagel L. S. B., Bonart. Flowaway. 7140G Latoala 3-4 1:141 fast 40 100 13 9 10 10' 7:5 L Bailey Bensonhurst, Airship, Refined. PRINCE BOWLING, b. c. 3. by C esario9 — Princess Bowling (O. Blanchard). Weight today 90. 72*45 F.Grounds 3-4 1:17 B 150 M9 6 6 9 12- 12!-Ml.i.lcl Variety, G.H. White. MaieFletcher. OM'.tl Citv Park 4 1-2 f 541 fast 113 12 13 13 13U5W Hicks Dethorpe, Bonnie Hays, Bitterly. 6S"7:i City l'ark 1-2 4Sg fast 118 5 1 2s 24 W Hicks B. Hayes. Brawney Lad, Pat Ornus MM] F. Grounds 1-2 481 fast 1131 3 1 Ink 4S1 xy Hicks R.Queeu. L. Caroline II., Geneva S. RUSSELL T.. ch. g, 4. by Russell— Ethel T. (G. M. Odom). Weight today 102. 72657 F.Grounds 3-4 1:222 slop 12 100 2 1 1 2J 43 R MeDan'IParagon. Bertha E.. Beatrice K. MB F. Grounds 55 f 1:143 hvy CO 106 2 11 4l 712 R McDan'lM.Di'laney. AlMuller, Hyperion II. 72346 F.Grounds 3-4 1:21 hvy 50 1075 5 5 7 8 822 Raynor Coltness, Bertha E., Ralbert. 71994 Penning 3-4 1:17 good 15 113 8, 9 9 9 91* J O'Brien Firebrand, Sanguine. Billie Hibbs. DICK ROSE, b. g. 3, by Sorcerer — Wavelette (R. E. Watkins), Weight today 91. 73762 F.Grounds .".1 f 1:991 good 20 102 5 4 7 S.'. 31 Conlin The Thorn, Night Mist, Padrone. 72887 F Grounds 3-4 1:171 slow 12 97 4 5 6 on 7" Molesw'h Bitter Sir. Alsatian, Stone Street. 72491 City Park 5* f IM fast 20 lol 5 5 i 4i 5R J Conlin Alsatian, Melange. Bitter S'ir. 72399 Citv Park 51 f l:08j* good 40 US 3 4 4 4h 4'-'! J Conlin Severus. Tea Leaf. Inauguration. 72344 I '.Grounds 5-8 l:08jj hvy 30 95 1 1 1 11 1" Delaby Tea Leaf. Sainesaw, Cuernavaca. I C87S8 Belmont Pk 5-8 1:001 slow 94 12 13 13 13 13,JlConlin Hal, Onda, Dead Gone. HIGH GLASS, b. c. 4. by Isinglass— Hautesse II. (S. N. Hexter). Weight today 102. 72727 F.UroundS 5-3 1:92 good 300 Wo 11 s 99 lo'. 13-" Jas \jtfjj Colloquy. Tov Boy. Momentum. 71526 Jamaica 5-S 1:004 fast 6 92 4 4 3 3: 3* E Dugan Tiro. Russell T.. George G. Hall. 7121S Brighton 3-4 1:13 fast 20 107 9 8 10 9=»1020lHorner SalVolatile, SummerCloud. Algelone I 68699 Belmont Pk 3-4 1:141 fast 103 12 9 8 81 810 Horner Pinna Ken, L.ofLangden. J.Wells. FRED MULHOLLAND. blk. c. 4. by Bannockburn— Miss Baker (B. Schreiber). Weight today 102. 72730 F.Grounds 3-4 1:161 (OOd 199 1"4 6 9 !• » :i--' ; Swain Meadowbreeze. NoQuarter. Refined. 96796 Ascot Pk 1 1 :42 mud 9 MB I 2 2 2 2* 2' R McDan'IC. Jack. Round Dance, E. T. Fryer 99659 Ascot Pk 3 4 1:14 fast 15 102*9 6 6 41 4s Kun« C. Jack. J. R. Laughrcy, E.T.Fryer . FLORA DEAR. b. f. 4. by Nimrod— Flora V. (M. Day). Weight today 100. 93394 !■'. Grounds 3 4 1:17 slop 94 7 S 8 8 S29 A Martin Fantastic. G. George, Bitter Miss. 669;:. Citv Park 5*1:011 fast 100 11 10 10 145 1422 Pickens Family Talk. Enlin. Skimmer. IMS City Park 0-8 1 :05J hvy 115 6 11 11 121 S" Van DusenSpion, Excuse Me. Kaiserhoff. ANNIE SANFORD, b. m, 6, by Magnet— Lillian Russell. Weight today 103. l-'hst start. Fifth Race [5th New Orleans] FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (fiOtr.t— l:ns4— 4— 110.) THE GAVEL, b. c, 3, by Salvable— Teulada (L. H. Ezell). Weight today 100. 7255,3 F.Grounds 7 S 1 :36g mud CO 102 10 11 lu 10 5'5 525 R Munro Third Rail, Sainesaw. Tlios.Calhoiiu BANRIDA. b. f, 3, by Bannockburn— Merida (B. Schreiber). Weight today 100. T.'o': ch vj'ark 1 1 16 l:48f good SB 95 7 s E E su 7H C Henry Severus, Hans. Miss Mazzoni. 72745 F.Grounds 3 4 1:17 Kood 10 10513 5 5 S'. 8"5 J I.ee Variety. (J.H.White. MaieFletcher. 72673 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:56 hvy 7 102 17 4 4 45 «R McDan'lThos. Calhoun. EtheK^arr. Goldquest 72.581 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:56 mud 4-5 105 5 11 1 !■'• 1- V Powers G.H.White, Dor. Ann, SpeedMarvel. DIVORCEE, b. f. 3. by Ben Stiome — Broken Vows (L. A. Cells). Weight today 100. 73617 F.Grounds 5} f 1 :12| hvy 15 107 1 10 lo 95 9"'?.J Wolf Javotte. Sainesaw. Frescati. 724:1 Citv Park ~ i f 1 :os=! good 10 103 5 5 6 5i» 5^ K McPan'lApaclie, Bitter Sir. TUos. Calhoun. 73963 City Park 5J f l:10g hvy 6 108 9 9 9 S"t 7« Notter Gee Whiz, Himalaya. Alsatian. 73939 F. Grounds 51 f 1:12 slow 21 109 12 8 8 52 5* Notler Financier. Sabado. Pedigree. STONEMAN. ch. c. 3, by Ornament — Independence (G. H. Holle). Weight today 100. ,2631; F.Grounds 3-4 l:17jg slow 5 111 6 M 7 65 E*| Heidel Sweetener, BuckingBoy, BenSand. 12405 City Park 5 8 1:02 fast 7 110 13 lo 10 10" 10" Heidel Rural Boy, Risk. Bitter Man. 7L-164 F.Grounds 51 f 1:121 hvy 4 110 4 4 4 44 38 Heidel Angelus, Gee Whiz, Banridge. 72080 City Park 55fl:08gfast 2 110 5 2 2 25 21 Heidel Lorimer, Firmament, Pink Cap. BUCKING BOY. b. c. 3. by Sempronius — Intrepid (P. Dunne). Weight today 105. 72767 Fill "nds liiuov 1:47| good 6 105 10 4 7 9 g 9i:'.,.Nol ter M.lanije. MissMazzoui. Mos. Belle. 7:691 l'.Ciounds 3-4 1:191 hvy 3 109 13 12 9 4J 3' V Powers P.dar Star, Bulkhead, Caucus. 72436 F.Grounds 3-4 1 :17jj slow 12 1045 8 5 2 1J 2l J Lee Sweetener. Ben Sand, Padrone. 72SS] F.Gr'nds lm70yl:56 mud 15 98 12 9 6 7 S3 818 Herlxat Baiuida, Geo.H. White, Dorothy Ann. •3993 city Park 3-4 1:141 fast 200 104 7 7 7 51 C'i Herbert Al Muller, Blue Lee, Evelyn S. FLORIDAGLEN. b. c, 3, by Isidor— Zamora (John Marklein). Weight today 105. 72803 CltyPark 1 116 1:485 good 50 lo., 13 10 9 11 14 1 4" s Lloyd Severus. Hans. Miss Mazzoni. 72767 F.Griids 1ni7oy 1:47;-! good 30 108 4 1 3 6 71 6" .'..I Lee Melange. MIssMazzoni. Mos. Belle. 72551 F.Grounds 7-8 1:361 mud 15 100 1 2 2 2 1' 11 S Flynn G. W. White, Brimmer, M.Isabelle. 7_'.".S1 F.Gr'nds lm70yl:56 mud 7 105 1 2 4 6 10» 11 --IPickeus Banrida, Geo.H. White, DorotbyAnn. THIRD RAIL, b. g, 3, by Bannerman— Idle Days (C. B. Reid). Weight today 107. 72793 F.Grounds 51 f IMi good 8 107 6 5 6 3'. 3 -'. Notter Arrow Swift, Rustle, Hollow. 72673 F.Gr'nds lm79y 1:59 hvy 10 103 7 S 9 10 85 S'« Pickens Thos. Calhoun. EthelCarr, Goldquest 7-'.'.s3 F.Grounds 7-8 1:36? mud 8 105 3 2 2 2 •* l1 V Powers Sainesaw. Thos. Calhoun. Sweetener. 73539 City Park 5A f 1:0S4 good 12 106 10 II 11 91 S« V Powers Rural Boy, Variety, Lorimer. 7.'49 1 City Park 55 f l:08ij fast 50 105 7 13 13 105 8" Brussel Alsatian, Melange, Bitter Sir! ETHEL CARR, ch. f. 3, by Bannockburn — Gertrude Elliott (W. A. Kirwan). Weight today 103. 72837 Citv Park 3 4 1:19=; mud 10 M4 9 7 6 «° 4*1 V Powers E. T. Shipp. Apple Toddy, Rustle. 72361 I' Grounds 55 t 1:091 good M M9 5 7 5 5* 5* McCahev Arrow Swift. Rustle. Third Rail. '. ',.:: F.Gr'nds bBMy 1:56 hvy 20 9C 5 3 2 1 2' 2« G Swaih Thos. Calhoun. Goldquest, Banrida. 7.617 F.Grounds 55fl:12§hvy 4 lo5 3 3. 3 62 89 R McDan'Uavotte, Sainesaw, Frescati. PADRONE, br. c, 3. by Masetto— Palms (X. I. Gardner). Weight today 100. 7:'76j K.Grounds 55 f 1 :')'.'* good 20 110 7 12 12 loi 4'5 A Martin The Thorn, Night Mist. Dick Rose. 72636 F.Grounds 3-4 1:17? slow 8 305 1 4 3 35 435 R McDan'ISweetener, BuckingBoy, BenSand. 72345 K.Grounds 5 8 1:08ghvy 40 lo3 6 5 5 7l° 71«iDyer LaSouer, BoundingElk. Pat Ornus. 13399 F.Grounds 55 f 1:12 slow 50 107 9 4 3 2& 631 W Ott Financier, Sabado. Pedigree. 72200 F.Grounds 55 f 1:10 slow 30 103 5 4 4 10* 10I2iG Swain Apache, Arrow Swift, Bitter Man. KITTY SMITH, br. f. 3. by Jack Point— Miss Kingston (A. Fennell). Weight today 100. 72399 F.Grounds 51 f 1:12 slow 50 109 10 12 11 ll'J.O5 Pickens Financier, Sabado. Pedigree. 71967 City Park 5-S 1:051 hvy 20 104 5 6 7 54 6« Pickens Oriandot, Adrian. Floridaglen. 71435 Windsor 51 f 1:08? fast 40 103 13 10 12 122 lO'UD Everett Melange. Mamaroneck, Sen.Paynter 717.13 Windsor 3-4 l:lSj? slow 10 102 4 4 7 6* 795 J Murphy Listerine, Mamaroneck, Moliere. 71192 Hamilton 3-4 1:16 slow 15 103 8 9 9 6» 611 J Murphy Chief Desmond, Eonite, Saltram. BRIDGE WHIST, b. c. 3. by Bridgewater— Miss Phoebe (A. Weber). Weight today 100. ' 72763 F.Grounds 51 f 1:09| good 99 110 4 6 9 M 9"» J Lee Arrow Swift. Rustle. Third Rail. 71661 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:49 fast 13-5 103 S C 5 5 01 3«5 Notter St. Ilario. Alauda, Beardall. 71473 Belmont Cifl:22gfast 15 98 G 6 5 32 345 Musgr've WaveCrest, Obert. SenatorBarrett. 714S Belmont 7-8 1:26 fast 8 100 1 7 7 7 G1 514 Musgr've Aimee C, Jane Swift, St. Ilario. 71363 Belmont 3-4 1:111 fast 10 103 5 5 5 41 411 Horner Wave Crest, Chulita, St. Ilario. ALBERT M.. br. c, 3, by St. Leon ards— Dorset Flower (H. R. Baker) Weight today 105. ' 72745 F.Grounds 3-4 1:17 good 30 MS 5 7 12 ll1 10'- Trucnian Variety, G.H. White. MaieFletcher. 71294 Latonla 55 f 1 :0SJ fast 8 103 1 13 13 13 l::,c5 irueman 1'neasy. Biakespeare. Edna Motter. 99927 1-atonia 5-8 1:02 fast 107 1 4 7 12l 1218 Trueman Stone Street, Rexall, Sabado. G8S17 (bur. Downs 4 1-2 f 66 slow 110 13 14 142 MM Truenuin St. Street, B. Work, B. Brigade. Sixth Race [6th New Orleans] SIXTH RACE— 1 3-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Cf'S.'V,— 2:01 — 1— 9S.) DEBAR, b. h, 5. by Algol— Sister (J. S. Ward). Weight today 102. 72822 CityPark 1116 1:52 mud 25 110 14 12 7 4 3^ t*| Nicol War. Griswell. Grenade. J. McBride. . I279S F.Grounds 3 4 1:151 good 8 106 11 9 9 7' 53 C Koerner Conville. Gambrinus. Rappahannock : 79656 F.Gr'nds 1 1 16 1:55} slop G-5 196 8 S C 3 34 36 Jos Hogg Hawkama, Gargantua. W. Grisweli. . 7i'.'.v_' F.Grounds 1-4 1:39 mud 5 113 3 111* P Jos Hogg Prince of Pless. Creel. Miltiades. WARNER GRISWELL, br. g. 4, by Ornus— Sarah (P. Dunne). Weight today 97. , 72822 CItyPark 11-16 1:52 mud 7 M4 6 3 3 2 ]' I4 Notter Grenade, Debar. John McBride. T39S9 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1:551 slop 5 95 1 3 3 5 4s 4J C Henry Hawkama. Gargantua. Debar. 72618 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:53 hvy 14-5 105 4 2 2 1 Is l2 V Powers Grenade. J. D. Dunn, Ch. Thompson 1 7245s cityPark 1 3-16 2:021 good 4-5 105 2 5 4 5 6s 8s Notter Pr. McCluer, Doubt. Flavlgny. GRANADA, br. h, 5. bf Giganteum— Alexins (John Marklein). Weight today 105. 7274: K.Gi'nds 1 3-16 2 $81 good 4 112 4 112 45 7'-'J J I.ee Donna. Flavignv, Lancastrian. 72695 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1 :5ljj hvy 55 lo8 2 3 3 1 l4 Is V Powers Zipango. Donna. Mortiboy. 72509 CityPark 1 1-1C 1 : 47g fast 25 109 3 3 5 5 55 0*5 Nicol Ace High, Orly. Lancastrian. 72436 City Park 3-4 1:14? fast 25 110 8 10 10 10 10"1C Koerner Cooney K., Telescope, Robin Hood. . DR. M'CLUER, b. g. 5, by Gerolstein— Misfortune (J. J. Ryan). Weight today 111. . : - l Cltj Park 1 1 B 1:53] g 1 10 196 2 4 5 5 5* F1C Koerner Orly, Donna. Lancastrian. CItyPark 1 1 2 2:24] fast 7-10 111 4 11 1 41 4«| Nicol Doubt. Flavignv, Rio Grande. 1 Ity Park 3-4 1:M£ fast 30 HO 7 7 7 7 7 *iNleoi R. Thompson. CoonevK.. Haubridge » 72459 CityPark 1 2 16 2:02g good 4} 111 6 6 5 2 1'5 I2 Mountain Doubt, Flavigny, Delphic. MISS MAZZONI, b. f. 3, by Mazagan— Rescue (M. L. Britton). Weight today 3b. . 72863 GityPkar 1 1-M l:49f 1 131 95 5 4 4 7 4' S*| Yorke Severus. Hans. Jennie's Beau. 72767 F.Gr'nds lm79y 1:47| KOOd 15 104 C 5 4 1 25 2*|Yorke Melange, Moscow Belle, J. n. Beau. . ?•. I'.Grnds lin70y 1 :5C hvy 10 9C 2 5 7 11 10»» 9IC|Yorke TboaCslBOUB, EthelCarr. Goldqnesi : 93594 I'.Grounds 7-S 1 :35g mu.l 10 103 2 3 4 7 42 24 Yorke Goldquest, Ethel Carr. Ketchemike. ADESSO. br. g. 5. by Requital— Ostra (M. Ording). Weight today 105. • 7*822 Git yPark 11-16 1:52 mud 12 19613 4 5 I 0' 5« Daatksra W.-irnerGriswel!. Qrenadc, Debar. 7:74:i F .Gr'nds 1 I 16 2'HA KO.nl 49 lo;, :: 4 5 4 V 4' Dearborn Donna. Flavignv, Lancastrian. 72994 F.Grnds lm7oy 1 :4Sg hvy 25 IDS C 6 5 5 4'1 5125Dryer Delphic. Hawkama. Nancy. 7 964 F.Grounds 3 4 1:221 mud 12 112 9 8 I 31 5s Lloyd Airship. Husted. Foxhall. GRENADE, b. g. 7. by St. Gatien— Turmoil (W. B. Freeman). Weight today 105. ,. 72822 City Park 1 1 16 1:52 mud 3 1"7 1 I 1 1 21 21 .1 I.ee W.inierCriswoH. Debar, ,T. McBride 7l'747 F.Gr'nds ! 1 19 141 good 4 196 6 9 9 5 6 2- Notter Tivolini, Tern's Rod. Cull. . 654 F.Grounds 3-4 1:221 mud 9 109 It ll 10 S1 C5 V Powers Airship. Husted. Foxhall. 72618 F.Grnds lm70yl:53 hvy 41 195 I 5 10 9 32 22 I.b.yd Wr. Griswell, J. D. Dunn. C. Thompson a REDGAUNTLET, b. c. 4, by Sir Walter— Orangeade (T. P. Hayes). Weight today 105. '• • 72919 F.Grounds 1 1 1:181 hvy 50 ] 7 ii 12 11 s^ w c Koerner Pedra, Hls^mbotJuun, Coon it K. 7K26 Latonla • 1 1-3 2:002 awry 12-5 102 13 4 4 M ,1:1 C H Shil'uColoiul Jack. EdwinGum. SeaSalt. :• 7I..6S l.atonia ll:39r»fast 17 110 C C C 6 6 «•§ C H Shill'gOldHoiiesty. Col. Jack. JudgeTreen. i- 71518 i-atonia 1 1:392 fast 20 100 6 C C 6 C C"J Butler Harting, Pr. Ahmed. The Clansman. t KATIE POWERS, b. m. 7. by Longatreet — Miss Modish (W. P. Reardom Weight today 96. • . • F.Gr'nds 1 3-16 2:071 hvy 10 96 1 6 9 C :'■ 6" Gtoaner Decile, John MeBrUe, eiatar Polly. ■ 72385 City Pk lm79y 1:511 sl"W 12 Ml 13 11 11 9 9*6* Ulesaec Clara Huron. Alegra. Lad* Oakland d 7JC6si'il\ l'ark 1 1 8 2:«lo2 b\ y 15 '. 7 2 3 5 3 3' 2'* Glasner O. I.arseo. C.Tli onpson, L.Oakland. I. 72291 F.Gr'nds 1m70yl:53 mud 20 109 4 4 7 7 710 7»" tilasuer A.Dufour, Lady Oakland, Listerine. '. POEM. b. f. 3. bv Watercolor — Prosaic (N. F. Newcomb). Weight today 98. ,. 72291 F.Gr'nds lni?9y 1:53 mud ii»i 99 I t 1 : 1 9*1 R Maarse A.Dufour. Lady Oakktad. Listerine. 72184 F.Grounds 51 f 1 111 hvy 99 104 9 11 11 ll ll '•'.Warren HclDawn. M.Oetancy, liiao^urat'n. ;■ 6749-1 city Park 3 1 2 f 422 fast 115 9 10 lo" Warren Lute l'oster. Mamniv Dink. Balolee. !: 67476 City park 31 2 f i'i fast 102 4 9 9 9^» Warren Ziepheu, Greshsss. Bayou Lark. UAiLi F. Urouuds 1-2 491 hvy 108 10 Kb1 7' Wisliard K. M. Fry, Mouthert, Ida May. Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, January 23 Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, January 23. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK SLOW. 1 1 ' ( OAKLAND ENTRIES. XRuns well In mud. ©Superior mud runner. Racing starts at 1:40 n. m. (Chicago time, 3:40.) First Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and ^upward. Selling. Colts. Horses and Geldings. (Track record: 734HT— lOlj » MjL| Ind. Horses. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 727.'.; Slia.lv Lad 1:141 7. .105. . X725 72v:::' Big Store l:14j 4..W..X720 72720 Ban Lord 3.. '12..X715 7242!» John 11 ".1:1.".* .",..104 715 72760 Paladin] 1:19 4. .102. . X715 72761' St. George Jr 1:151 7..10C..X7B) 00430 Lord Provost 1:15s T.. .104. . X710 727:'.: Cage Taylor 3. . 90..X710 (K 4.;:; Distributor 1:13 7. .104. . X703 72410 Othniar 3.. 97 705 73434 No Father 3 . . 90 705 T2833 Siege Gun I . . 98 700 Second Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Colts. Hors.-s and Geldings. (Track record: 72047— -1:111— 3— 103.) (72832) SHENANDOAH l:14j* 0. .108. . X723 (72I1S.51 (hoik Hedrick 1:14 »",. .lt»9. . X720 72023 Old Settler 3.. 93.. X 713 (72829) Duke of Orleans -.1:101; 4. . 105. . X715 72S32 Triumphant 1:10* 4..112..X715 727'»7 Lassen 4..10G..X710 73B301 Red Bill 4. .101 710 72S32- Curriculum 1:151 4..105..X705 72712 Bolotnau l:13g 3.. 104.. X 705 72550 Governor Onnau 1:13* 5..105..X700 (72816) Lord Fili^rane ::.. 9.-...X7O0 0BS93 ('(onedian 1:151 5. .104 O'.mi Third Race— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 09380—1:43 — 4—99.) 72884 battel 1:471 7..104..X725 7277: Bdaardo 1:47§ G..108..X720 728.".43 Dollie Dollars 4..104..X715 BM* Treasure Seeker 1:48£ 4..104..X710 Ind. Horses. Bee. A. Wt. Hdcp. 720502 Gromoboi l:ol* 4.. 102.. X 710 72798 All Ablaze 1:511 4..101. y705 728L3 Monaco Maid 1*1 0. lol . . 7(H» Fourth Race — 7-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (Track record: 59462—1:251—3-88.) (72834) lata* Nelson .... 1:27 4. .109. .^750 (727951 Burleigh 7.-109.-074.-, 72815* Plausible 1:30* 4 . . 101 . . 72.5 72V:4 Bihar] 1:27? 4.. 104 7(H» 73108 Both W 1:27j« 5.. 102.. ^700 Fifth Race— 1 Mile and 100 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 72005—1:441—6—114.) 72SU Silver Sue 5..104..X725 73T76* Tetsnaa 4.. 99). .X 726 72611 Melar 0..99..X715 72742* Maxtress 7.. 104 715 72705 Sahara 5 . -109 . . X 715 72778 Magna* 1:471 7..100..X710 72S11 Confessor 1:49) 0..104..X71O 72088 Kckersall 0..1O9..X705 72068 Dave Weber 4. .101 705 72778 Btbel Abbott 7.. 109.. ; 70O 72811 Mrs. Matthews 4.. '.« .. 70« 7279:: Bill Curtis 1:521 7. .106. . X09O Sixth Race — 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. (Track record: 301S8-- 35;— 2— 115.) 72812 Toll Box 104 723 Duke of Milan, b. c, by Orsini— Spinach. • 110 7282.1 Mozart KM 720 72740 RoUfckiag Boy MM 715 7270.", Minnie Bright 101 710 Tainina. b. f. by Solitaire II.— Hertha. .. 107 Street Singer, ch. f, by Lamplighter — Sweet Singer 107 The figures under "Rec." in above entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance since January 1, 1906. First Race [1st Oakland] I I . LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Colts, Horses and Geldings. Selling. (72047— 1:111—3—103.) Index Course DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St \L hi % StrFin Jockeys Best Company. SHADY LAD. ch. g, 7, by St. Gatien— Amourette (T. F. Buckley). Weight today 105. 72759 Oakland 51 f l:0fcl slow 15 110 12 11 10 S- 713iPen'gast B.oflroquois. Mitre. KoeniglnLuise. 72611 Oakland 61 f 1:251 hvy 6 121 8 5 3 41 4" Sandy S. Wedding, MarvelP.. Col. Warwick 72505 Oakland lm70y 1:501 slop 8 109 1 3 3 4 2"* 25 Sandy Funny Side. Isabelita, Magrane. 72:39 Oakland 51 f 1:081 slop 17-5 119 8 8 8 7 720 H'berton B.Kinney, Tawasentba. D.ofOrleana BIG STORE, ch. g, 4, by George Kessler— Drowsy (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 96. 72N22: Oakland 5J f l:10g slop 14 3 1'Jt 4 4 3 3' 34 T Bice Mitre. Elevation. Nappa. 727:i9 Oakland F C 1:13 hvy 3 110 6 7 4 3* 2* T Rice Mansard. JockevMouuce, J. Paine. 72593 Oakland 3-1 1:172 hvy 5 99 1 4 3 1* 1* T Rice Svcamore, St. George Jr., I). Wilson 72448 Oakland 51 f 1:091 slop 4 101 9 9 9 51 6«1 T Bice Triumphant, Nappa, Sevorton. 72413 Oakland 3-4 1:18 hvy 7 102 7 7 5 6"* 4*1 T Rice Herodotus. Ambitious, Nappa. BAN LORD, b. c. 3, by Bannockburn— Lady Maud (B. Schreiber). Weight today 92. 72720 Oakland J1, f 1 : 101 h vy 40 103 0 5 7 C" 6 ". K Davis HeatherScott, Crys.Wave, EinmaC. 72501 Oakland 5| t 1:09? slop 10 lor. 2 0 8 6* 6"".Moreland Bonheur. Altair, Herives. 72447 Oakland 5-8 1:03* slop 4 104 8 5 3 21 13 Moreland Galmoore. Billy Myer, No Father. 72398 Oakland 1 1:48 hvy 75 105 8 11 8 9 7* 7" Moreland Castile, Bardonla. Vronsky. JOHN H. . b. g, 5, by Don Orsino — Daffy (Lone Pine Stable). Weight today 104. 72429 Oakland 3 4 1:161 slop 200 107 3 7 7 7 I33 J Hayes PrinceBrutus. TheMigbty. Magrane. G800C Ascot Pk 1 1:441 fast 5 107 5 2 2 1 3l 815 C Ross Mohur. Mike Jordan. Barato. 9393J Ascut Pk 1 1:45 hvy 9 5 112 2 3 3 2 31 5,4*Aker Avalon, Comedian, Mohur. PALADINI, ch. g. 4, by Paladin— Panilla (P. Nichols). Weight today 102. 72760 Oakland 1 1-16 1:51! slow 10 106 10 3 2 3 6A 5e McClain Warning. L. C. Ackerley. Taunt. 729M Oakland 1 1:46? slow 7 101 4 7 7 8 6"* 6* H'berton C. Warwick, C. Hale. L.C. Ackerley 72 Vi7 Oakland 3-4 1:171 hvy 16 100 3 7 5 4«k 391 J Hayes Excitement, B.oflroquois, La KoBe. 72556 Oakland 5-8 1:031 hvy 8 101 4 5 4 2"k 121 j Hayes Mitre, Scamper, Maia. ST. GEORGE JR., blk. h, 7, by St. George — Gadabout (Kenilworth Stock Farm). Weight today 108. 72761 Oakland 3 4 1:171 slow 13-6 112 1 3 3 31 31 Borel Altanero. Integrity. Judge. 72667 Oakland 1 1-16 1:33 slow 12 124 2 4 5 5 55 5-4 R Davis Midmont. Lazell, Lone Wolf. 7259:: Oakland 3-4 l:17g hvy 6 107 2 3 4 4l 3"» Borel Big S'tore, Svcamore. Dick Wilson. 72538 Oakland 3-4 1:18 hvy 8 10S 5 5 2 8*1 2" It Davis Bolouian. Netting. Dr. Sherman. LORD PROVOST, ch. g, 5, by Bathampton— Heart of Midlothian (E. C. Blum). Weight today 104. H DM Oakland P C 1:12 good 12 124 3 12 8' S'u G'dchild The Missoiirian. Pelhain. Ke\oIt. 98855 oakTand 3-4 1:14^ fast 7 109 7 4 2 1' 8*1 Kirsch'm Hersain. P. O'Neal. Last Faust us. GAGE TAYLOR, b. c, 3, by Montana— Felonia (J. M. Crane). Weight today 90. 72729 Oakland F C 1:13 hvy 15 102 7 3 6 8 854iR Davis Mansard, Big Store. Jockev Monaco 724S3 Oakland 3-4 1:18 slop 7 104 4 3 2 21 4'* R Davis Vronsky, Last Go, Alta Spa. 68141 Oakland 5-8 1:011 fast 40 103 4 2 6 8s 8 » G McL'lin Raleigb. Heather Scott, Husky. 67632 Oakland 41 f 551 fast 30 102 4 7 7 7"1G McL'lin Rhinestone, Adena. Adrian. DISTRIBUTOR, ch. g, 7. by Crescendo— Reta (F. J. Neil). Weight today 104. 691'.:: Oakland 7-S 1 :27j! good M 105 4 3 2 0 7 9s* Borel Meada. Little Mirthful. Jaekfnll. 69216 Oakland 1 1:401 fast 30 109 2 2 2 1 11 4"ABorel The Captain, Kckersall, I. .Mirthful. OTHMAR, b. c, 3, by Galveston — Ora Rose (J. F. Clifford). Weight today 97. 72416 Oakland 5-8 1:038 hvy 100 90 S 7 8 8 68 Gilbert College Widow, Sombro, Follie L. 72302 Oakland 5-8 1:03? hvy 20 103 11 11 11 f* nnjGilbert Bantam. Dr. Sherman. Sophomore. 69502 Oakland 1-2 49 fast 6 100 1 4 41 4* Gilbert IrishMike, Warden Yell. San Oak. 69306 Oakland 1-2 49 fast 13 100 2 6 6l 34 Gilbert Sandpiper, Sir Wesley, Cncle Sam. RO FATHER, D. g, 3, by Fatherless— Elite (P. De Lucca). Weight today 90. 72634 Oakland 11:46J hvy 30 :i2 I I I 5 5 .Vv'.f Butler B.Piillman. St.A\on, Hand me down 72543 Oakland 7-S 1:34 hvy 16 106 6 7 7 2 1J 1" Sandv Bardonla. H. -me down, Pan-de-Oro. 72447 Oakland 5 -8 1:03! slop 15 103 6 7 6 55 4" H'herton Ban l,ord. Galmoore. Billy Myer. 72176 Oakland 5-8 1:031 slop 50 104 10 9 8 81 7s R Powers Bd B.. Wap. Uncle Sam. 69502 Oakland 1-2 49 fast 60 105 12 12 12 12" Palms IrishMike. Warden Yell. San Oak. SIEGE GUN, h. c, 3. by Bedeck— Lyde Dwyer (P. Sheridan). Weight today 98. 72333 Oakland 51 t 1:109, Slop 15 US 3 8 9 8 O^JW Kelly Shenandoah. Curriculum. Marvel P. 72665 Oakland 5-8 1:032 slow 6 112 2 11 1=* 1» W Kelly Deneen, Lord Filigrane. Oronogo. 722S4 Oakland 3-4 1:161 hvy 25 112 9 9 9 10 104S1W Kelly High Gun, Bardonia, San Gil. Second Race [2nd Oakland] ' ' . : . , 1 . . » . . : • ,. SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year olds and upward. Colts, Horses and Geldings. Selling. (72047— 1:111—3—103.) SHENANDOAH, br. g, 6. by Lon g street— Suisun (P. T. China). Weight today 108. 72833 Oakland 5i f 1:18] slop 4 129 6 3 1 1-J l4 W Fischer Curriculum. Marvel P.. Pr. Brutus. 7161S Jamaica 1 1-1G 1:49 slow 10 101 8 7 7 7 7 71UMusgr've L.Stanhope, J.F.Douohue. S.Midway 71573 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:47| fast 50 100 5 8 8 7 8 814 Musgr've GreenSeal, M.England, Killleer'kie. 71472 Belmont 1 1:40 fast 40 98 6 6 6 7 12 12 Musgr've St. Valentine, Crafty. Yada. 70925 Montreal 3-4 1:17 hvy 8-5 100 4 4 4 4 451 Musgr've Platoon. Bine Coat. Prince Brutus. CHOLK HEDRICK. b. g, 6, by Verge d' Or— Adelaide (E. Dealy). Weight today 109. 726S5 Oakland F C 1:12 hvy 12 109 1 8 7 3nk lb Kirsch'm Curriculum. M. Randolph. T. Mighty. 72542 Oakland 1 1:46 hvy 9 111 5 5 2 2 41 5'» Kirsch'm Huerfano, Capt.Hale, Treas. Seeker. 72487 Oakland 3-4 1:17 slop 31 123 2 5 5 4ok 45 Kirsch'm MarvelP., D.ofOrleans, M.Randolph 72431 Oakland 1 1-8 1:591 slop 17-10 113 4 5 2 3 44 3« Kirsch'm Lazell, Beech wood, Lassen. OLD SETTLER, b. g, 3, by Scorpion— Voltic (W. Walker). Weight todav 95. 7262:; S. Anita 3-4 l:12g fast 4 105 4 6 5 5" k 6lc,!Musgr've Ilarvel, Busclmo. L. C. Widrig. [2553 8. Anita 7-S 1:23 fast 6 97 4 4 4 4 4l 5lc!Lyeurgus Lisaro. Waterbury, Sugarmaid. 72500 S. Anita 51 f 1:071 fast 9-5 103 3 8 5 4h 1* C Ross Buscimo, Laudable, Ed B. 72406 S. Anita 51 f 1:06? fast 5 105 5 5 4 31 1 C Ross Lackfoot, Harvel. Grindstone. DUKE OF ORLEANS, br. g, 4, by Albert— Belle of Orleans (R. R. Rice, Jr.). Weight today 105. 72829 Oakland 5J f 1:111 slop 6 125 1 t 1 tj B A WillinsBilly Myer, Derdoaa, Expectant 726S4 Oakland F 01:121 hvy 13 105 8 7 6 4i 5*1 A Will'ms CrvstalWave. Standover. Cohini Girl 72611 Oakland 61 f 1:251 hvy 6 118 4 9 6 94 9**tA Will'msS. Wedding. MarvelP., Col. Warwick 72576 Oakland 3-4 1:161 slop 16 106 8 8 8 6- 4«l A Will'ms Tom Shaw, Boloman, J.ILSheeban. TRIUMPHANT, b. c, 4, by Gerolstein— Erratum (Keene Bros.). Weight today 112. 72832 Oakland Sj f 1:101 slop 7 146 1 5 5 5" 5l=lScoville Shenandoah, Curriculum, Marvel P 72649 Oakland F C 1:13 slow 16-5 103 2 11 1=1 1* J MclrrtyreC.Burnett. B.Kinnev, Excitement 72504 Oakland 51 f 1:08 slop 40 105 4 6 6 7* 612iGilbert Burleigh. Cloudlight, Burn. Bush. 7244S Oakland 51 f 1:091 slop 21 115 1 11 1| 14 J MclntyeeNappa. Sevorton. Galvestonian. 72357 Oakland 7-8 1:281 hvy 4 108 1 2 3 3 3* 3'*lScovIlle Cloudlight, Fulletta, Standover. LASSEN, b. g, 4, by Bedeck — Cleodora (J. E. Hoppas). Weight today 108. .2797 Oakland lm70y 1:501 slop 10 105 112 1 6"k 9"lMcCIain Beeclnvood. M. Randolph. LoneWolf 72742 Oakland lm70y 1:491 hvy 12 108 3 2 2 2 2=4 4«i McClain Margar. Randolph. Jocund. Maxtress ,2.06 Oakland 1 1-16 1:52 mud 5 104 4 1 1 1 13 45i McClain Ramus, Lampadrome, Tetanus. 72579 Oakland lmlOOy 1:51! slop 7 103 5 1 4 7 7»» 7»» J MclntyreBlanche C, Captain Hale, Lazell. RED BILL, ch. g, 4, by Bannockburn — Prima II. (Allen & Hensley). Weight today 101. 72S20 Oakland 5$ f 1 :11J slop 11-10 125 1 11 1 1 3*1 Kirsch'm EmmaC., Yo San. Sam McGibbea. 72392 8. Anita 5?. f 1:06 fast 3 107 1 4 3 6* 9" G Burns Hereafter. OldDomnick. Kirk. Belle. 72229 S. Anita oi f 1:06* fast 10 105 4 12 2» 23 C Boss Waterbury. Anna May. Zelina. 678,6 Ascot Pk 3-4 1:141 hvy 12 97 7 4 4 3 51* C Ross TheRoustabout, CockSnre, Merlingo. 6T814 Ascot Pk F C 1:101 fast 6-5 102 6 3 2 2* 691 H Smith Zelina, Illusion, Plavlit. CURRICULUM, blk. g, 4. by Hastings— Carlotta (S. Judge). Weight today 105. :2 :j Oakland :,.\ f 1:10? slop 6 HT, 4 2 3 3U 24 Pen'gast Shenandoah, MarvelP.. Pr. Brutus. 72985 Oakland F C 1:12 hvy 20 105 6 3 3 in 3* J Hayes C. Hedrick, M. Randolph. T.Migbt* 72647 Oakland 3-4 1:17 slow 2 106 5 3 3 3" 5T1 W Miller DickWilson. R.Bennett. Sycamore. 72270 Oakland F C 1:111 slop 4 104 4 2 4 5s 6"JW Miller Burning Bush, Sir Brillar, Banposal BOLOMAN. b. g. 5. by David Tenny— Ella Boland (D. S. Fountain). Weight today 104. 72742 Oakland lm70y 1:49* hvy 5 109 1 4 3 3 U 5' W Miller Margar. Randolph, Jocund. Maxtress 72833 Oakland 1 1-16 1:53} hvy 8-5 105 5 2 2 3 4'° 4» McClain Mill Song, W.Nicht, M.M.Bowdish. 72597 Oakland 3-4 1:171 hvy 41 105 9 9 9 6U 51JJMcClain Excitement, B.oflroquois, Paladinl. GOVERNOR ORMAN. b. g, 5. by Gaylad— Tessie (J. B. Dunn). Weight today 105. 72550 S.Anita 5\ f l:05g fast 15 109 11 11 11 11 ll12 W Fischer Hereafter. Hal ton. Progress 72391 a Anita 5-8 1:00 fast 10 102 4 4 4 3» 2'1 M Preston Lord Nelson. Escamado. Orilene 72279 S. Anita 3 4 1:12J fast 15 110 4 4 4 51 48 W Fischer Hereafter, Money Muss. Halton. LORD FILIGRANE. b. c. 3. bv Filigrane— The Lady Rebecca (S. Emery). Weight today 93. 7MH Oakland 11:461 slop 41 105 13 1 1 I* V W Miller Bardonia. Jack Paine. CrvstalWave 2-jU4 ( :l,k an'; ££1:11 slow 10 102 4 I I Sj 2« R Davis Ormuz, Sophomore. Bardonia. .2,3s Oakland F C 1:14 hvy 13 96 ll 9 8 71 6' Fulton Calves. Deneen Pan-de-Oro 72720 Oakland 51 t 1:10J hvy 40 98 11 8 8 8 8'4 Fulton HeatherScott. Crys.Wave. Bonhfiir. COMEDIAN, ch. g. 5. by Mirthful— Eliza Belle (McDowell Bros.). Weight todav 104. 98393 Oakland 1 1-18 1:47} Cut 200 199 2 7 7 7 7 - **\C, Ross TsTora, Oratorian. F.l.-vat i„„. 98998 AaeOtPk 1 1:49] fast 6 107 111110 9 8 7'= J Walsh Mohar. Mike Jordan. Barato Third Race [3rd Oakland] a '• :• i- t • ■ d I. '. ,. ;■ !: THIRD RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (005SO — 1:45—4—99.) LUCIAN. br. g, 7. by St. George— Mai Fai (W. Hawke). Weight todav 104 e:;' Oakland Im2(lv1: 17 slo,, 15 9J958 4 5 5^ 5" J Hayes JadgeNelSOB, Tay.oa. l.ollh! ^.H-irs :L.41 Oakland 1 1:46 hvy 15 106 Left at the post. .1 Haves Massa. Banposal Fulletta 72^03 Oakland 1 1-16 1:51* slop 5 113 12 12 9 9 8 »U Hayes All Ablaze. Lhss'on Jai^ino rzm Oakland lm28y 1:451 hrj 13-5 106 4 111 ink iuk H'berton Meada lazell Mini Gibson 72304 Oakland 1 1:441 hvy 9-10 104 1 3 4 3 SI 4« W Miller Woolma. BicheWt TrhSkaaant EDUARDO, b. g, 6. by Eddie Jone s— Duckling (J. B. Dunn). Weiaht todav 108 72779 Oakland liu20y 1 :44S slow 10 191 t 9 8 7 7* 6'-'. W Fis.-lier Cloyne SIdnev V \ii- i»ffi*« 7 '711 Oakland 1 1 16 1 :"14. hvy 8 1.3 2 4 5 2 21 21* W **£*•*- Blanct'e C DoTado A^o 73999 Oakland lml'JOy 1:511 slow 7-5 M9 5 3 3 3 3* 3*1 W Fischer Blanche C " 1) Do Hani T uCantain 72553 8. Anita 7-8 1:2.5 fast 40 112 I r. E 5 E 4'4iW Fischer Lisoro, WatertaryaiaannaW .2444 S.Anita 1 1-3 1:521 fast 6 108 4 3 3 3 34 3*1 W Fischer Marster. Ed Ball Jo?uud ?0L.L,I1EI?0L,LAI^' b,' f- 4',by Toddin8ton-Nadavia (A. B. Buchanan). Weight today 104. T^Sainad^iiS 2S? s' 3.S«Ham IS&SSr 6 4 • 1 j^ssl. Mir. Ki\y,r TREASURE SEEKER, ch. o, 4, by Ornament— Money Box (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 104. 0 BM Oakland t HI laS livy 13-5 U1' I • r 4 *J HI ■*» Fullctta. Banpoml. Graphite. 7: 72512 Oakland 11:46 hvy 7 los 2 10 10 8 3s 3""i R Davis Huerfano, Capt. Halo, Meada. 7BK Oakland 11 16 1:514 slop io MS i S r E r.2 7s!. R Davtx au Ablaze, Lasaaa, faeoan. H 719O0 Oakland lmlOOv 1 :47| fast 8 6 Iff 7 7 7 7 4» 3'JR Davis Corrigan, Byroncrdalc, Gannet. ■ 71S31 Oakland 1 1:39J fast 60 105 5 5 5 5 6 4"lMcRae Acrobat. Uoalta, May L. N. 6! GR0M0B0I. ch. g, 4, by Pirate of Penzance — Lady Anderson (Keene Bros). Weight today 102. K 72656 Oakland 1 3-16 2:06g slow 10 99 3 2 3 I 2s 22 J Hayes A. Muskoday, Massa, Jacomo. 7 72631 Oakland 1 1-2 2 13 hvv 6-5 101 2 5 5 3 32 43 J Mclntyrelras, Tetanus. Rotrou. 7; ISBN Oakland 1 1-S 20"? hvy 21 106 1 4 4 1 1» I1* J MclntyrfFunnv Side. Capt. Hale, Isabelita. 7: 8519 Oakland lmlOOv 1:511 slop 7 106 4 3 3 3 3" 5" Rcoville Blanche C. Capt. Hale. Lazell. 7. HDI Oakland 1 1-S 1:561 mud 1S-5 97 7 7 (J 8 83 IO37 Kirseh'in Arimo, Johnny Lyons. Judge Nelson, j ALL ABLAZE, h. g. 4, by Lamplighter— Irmingard (T. W. Flynn). Weight today 101. 7 72786 Oakland 1 i:46i slop 1 lnj 2 t 7 it 8'» 5*1 J Hayes JudgeNelson, BlaneheC.. Pally street T. 72611 Oakland 1 1:44 nvy 13 93 S 3 4 5 5 418?J Butler J.Lyons. M. Officious. Judge Nelson. 7 7 Sill Oakland 1 1 16 1 :51* slop 18-3 103 4 2 2 2 « 13 W Miller lessen, .lacomo, Lazell. 7 73M8 Oakland 1 1 16 1:49 hvy 30 95 5 3 4 4 41 818 A Walsh Red Leaf, Ocean Shore, Wing Tirtg q MONACO MAID. ch. m, 6, by Prince of Monaco — Linka (W. Walker). Weight today 101. 7 7381k Oakland I 1:44* slop loo n»4 s s s s s s:!7iL.vcurgus SisterFranecs, Plausible, Col. White 7 72683 8. \nita 1 1:41 fast M M6 1 S 7 6 61 6* "Lycurgus ElCazador. Per.Wickes. Med. Daisy 7 BBS] B. Anita 7 8 1:24? fast 100 107 11 13 13 KJ 12 »** A Harris Pretension, Toupee, Black Mate. 7 I Page 5 Fourth Race [4th Oakland] FOURTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. 4-year-oids and upward. Allowances. (59402— 1:25* — 3— 88.) 1 JUDGE NELSON, b. c, 4, by Bassetlaw— Loveknot (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 109. J y 728*4 Oakland liu2ov 1:47 slop 7 10 104 4 11 1 ll l7 T Rice Tavora. Dollie Dollars. Miss Rillie. ■ • 7279C Oakland 1 1:461 slop 7-5 108 5 2 2 1 l3 l6 T Rice Blanche C. Fairystreet. Celeres. 6 7274:: Oakland 1 1:44 hvy 25 98 4 5 5 5 6& 2s J Hayes Deutschland. D.Dollars, Plausible. \ 72614 Oakland 1 1:44 hvy 4 101 3 4 I I 22 3"JT Rice .T.Lyons. MissOfficious. AllAblaze. 7 72578 Oakland 7 8 1:29 slop 11 114 9 9 9 7 72 6131T Rice Magazine, Mandator. Deutschland. 7 BURLEIGH, ch. g. 7, by Ben Strome— Barcarola (J. B. Smith). Weight today 109. 7 .•'..Oakland .".'. f 1:681 atop 2 4 120 4 :: :: ::■'• ]' W Miller S't. Francis. Pajaroita, GrecnGoods. I .2622 Oakland 2 4 1 :Wi hvy 9 10 120 1 2 2 2* 2»t W Miller St. Francis, Flausible, Adeua. 7 7258* Oakland ."• -s l:o1t slop 2 109 3 2 2 l'l 1° W Miller St. Francis. Burn. Bush. OceanSliore. 7 725M Oakland iff 1:68 slop 31 125 5 2 3 3'S 1» McClain Chmdlight, Burn. Bush, Native Son. 7 RIB Oakland I S Loll slop 3-5 104 2 5 3 ]uk 181 W Miller NatlveSon, St.Francis, Deutschland. 7 PLAUSIBLE, ch. g, 4. by Plaudit— Ida Pickwick (E. Dealy). Weight today 101. 7 . 815 Oakland 1 1 : 44* slop 7 lol 2 111 1*1 2* Kirscb'm Sister Frances. Col. White, Ramus. ,/ 72743 Oakland 1 1:44 hvy 9 91 E 2 3 2 2" 45 Kir.scli'ui Deutschland. J. Nelson. D. Dollars. - 72N6 Oakland 1 1:45 mud 16 96 2 1 1 1 1- 1 J Kirsch'm Banposal. D. Dollars. B. Pullman, j 72670 oak land H t 1:083 slow I 101 I 4 5 3i 4" Gilbert Ovelando, Bill Mayham, Bryan. j SIBARI. hr. c. 4. by Santello— Mercedita (Myers & Paddock). Weight today 104. ] . v.l Oakland lnii'i'v 1:17 atop 200 8£ 6 5 7 8 S s17lKing JudgeNelson, Tavora. Dollie Dollars 72742 Oakland 1 1:44 hvy 200 94 2 3 4 4 6 614 King Deutsehland. J. Nelson. D. Dollars. 72388 Oakland 7 8 1:29 slop 41 110 ■ 2 I I 8* |*1 IFherton Huerfano, Nappa, Captain Hale. 72234 Oakland 7-8 1:29 slop 20 108 8 5 5 5 43 3fil Sweet May Amelia, Silver Line, Nappa. RUTH W., ch. m, 5. by King's Counsel — Letter B. (J. B. Dunn). Weight today 102. - 72758 Oakland 7-8 1:88 slow 100 J»4 6 .". .". 8 5' 4* W Fischer Tavora. Beene W., College Widow. - 72725 Oakland F C 1:18 hvy 50 97 4 5 7 710 6,7?.A Walsh Grace O., Downpatrick, Blondy. , 65861 Aseot 1'k 3 4 1:141 fast 20 103 I 7 8 81 812 W Fischer G. Sifter, M. B. Clark. Harding. J 85381 Ascot l'k 1 1:45 slop 4 111 4 5 5 5 510 313 W Fischer 11a, Uncle Henry, L. Wrousman. ; Fifth Race [5th Oakland] FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 100 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (720G5— 1:44J— C— 114.) I I SILVER SUE, ch. m, 5, by Hawthorne — Minnora (I. H. Miller). Weight today 104. 72811 Oakland 8? Q 1:13 slop 21-5 107 4 26 81 NT Rice Bravoure, Mitre. Jockey Mounce. ' 72725 Oakland FC1:13 hvy 50 99 7 6 5 5" 481 J McBride Grace G.. Downpatrick. Blondv. 1 72643 S. Anita 3-4 1:131 fast 51 102 7 8 8 6i 6» J McBride C.DeSmond. Prolific, L.Harrison IT. ' 72480 S. Anita 7-8 1:25« good 30 104 2 G 6 6 61 i1 J McBride Col. Jack, SirEdward, SummerCloud '■ TETANUS, br. f. 4, by Sir Hercules — Marjorie (L. Fountain). Weight today 99. 72778 Oakland 1 1 2 2:JSg slow 7 89 2 E 4 5 4- 8*| C'lioneau P.yronerdale. Prince of Grange. Iras . 727ii6 Oakland 1 1-16 1:52 mud 16 91 6 6 6 7 7-'° 34 C'boneau Ramus. Lampadrome. Lassen. 726.21 Oakland 1 1-2 2:43 hvy 30 88 1 2 2 2 21 fa C'lK iieau Iras. Rotrou, Gromobol. 1 72558 Oakland 1 3-S 2:31 hvy 3 102 5 4 4 2 1= 3« McClain Rotrou, Isabelita, Wimple. 727.24 Oakland 2 3:38? mud 10 92 3 3 3 3 3]» 3lT Gilbert Byronerdale, King of Miet, Benvollo j MELAR. b. m, 6. by Foul Shot — Nora Ivea (G. P. McNeil). Weight today 99. 72611 Oakland 6J f 1:251 kyy 30 114 3 7 10 10° 10':iMelitrv S. Wedding. MarvelP., Col. Warwick • 724 .1 Oakland 1 1-H 1:518 slop 9 103 4 2 3 3 5s 57 Mentry Capt. Hale, MayAmelia. Ed. James. 72340 Oakland 1 18 1:58 slop 10 98 1 1 1 1 22J 2-1 Mentry KiiigofMist. SeaAir, MissM.Bowdish 7285* Oakland 2 4 1:17 mud 10 109 4 3 5 5 * 55* Mentrv Lustig. Shady Lad. Galvestonian. 721H1 Oakland F C 1:101 slop 13 104 5 5 4 31 310lMentry Salvage, Belle Kinney, Hersain. MAXTRESS. b. m. 7. by Maxio — Punstress (J. W. Walsh). Weight today 104. 72742 Oakland lm7 )\ 1 :49r» hv.v 00 MS 6 3 4 4 5-V 3*1 Gilbert Margaret Randolph. Jocund, Lasseu. 72987 Oakland 1 1 16 1 :.V21 mud 8 Ml 7 4 4 6 6- 5'».'.H'herton The Captain. Arcourt, Graphite. 72615 Oakland lm70y 1:521 hvy 60 107 2 11 2 42 3- Gilbert Rosy Light, Taunt, Huerfano. 72286 Oakland lin50y 1 :471 hvy 20 102 7 7 7 6 6s C!'JW Kelly Watchful. Tancred, Invader. 72196 Oakland 1 1:43« slop 10 103 4 2 3 4 41 G« Sandy Warte Nicht, Sibarl, Ruinita. SAHARA, b. m, 5. by Commando— Veva (C. Bogan). Weight today 109. 72785 Oakland 1 145 mud 100 9H 5 6 I 6 C 62 iH'herton Plausible. Banposal. Dollie Dollars 72467 Oakland PC 1:13 slop 30 110 1 5 6 5« 5*1 H'kerloa Belle Kinnev, LaRose, Ambitious. 71926 Oakland lrnr.Oy 1:43s. fast 3 104 8 5 6 7 72 68 W Miller All Ablaze, Elmdale, Capt. Burnett 71914 Oakland 11 81:541 fast 10 107 fr 2 2 1 221 2& Moreland Lone Wolf. Serenity, Nine Spot. MAGRANE, hlk. g, 7. by Balgowan— Amelia May (H. W. Hoag). Weight today 106. 72778 Oakland 11 16 1 :5oj; slow 6 113 9 5 6 V 8* 913 H'lierton Arcourt. Benvolio, Furv. 72505 Oakland ]in7oy 1 :50J slop 31 888 9 7 8 7 6i •} iPherton Funny Side, Shady Lad. Isabelita. 72429 Oakland 3 4 1:161 slop 8 107 6 3 3 33 3U IFherton Pr.Brutus, TheMightv, DickWjlson. 6S335 Oakland 7-8 1:27 fast 20 104 2 4 4 4 7* 7" Borel H.McGowan. Sliver Sue, HeadDance CONFESSOR, ch. h, 6. by Father Confessor— Koffee (W. Walker). Weight today 104. 72811 Oakland 5*01:11 slop 9 lo.lo M 8 7 8*1 Lycurgns Bravoure, Mitre. Jockey Mounce. 7277S Oakland 1 1-16 1 :7.u5 slow 7 111 2 2 3 4 9= 7u.'.Lvcurgus Arcourt. Benvolio, Furv. 72550 S. Anita E| t l:05g fast 60 106 9 10 10 10= 10s Lycurgus Hereafter, Halton, Progress. 72480 S. Anita 7-8 1:258 good 50 107 3 7 7 7 7 711 A Harris Col. Jack, SirEdward, SummerCloud ECKERSALL. b. h. 6. by Grammont — Rose Prim (C. P. Fink). Weight today 109. 72f 8 Oakland lm70y 1:48= hvy 100 112 4 5 5 8 8 83« H'herton Dorado. Red Ball, Huerfano. 72405 Oakland lm70y 1:521 hvy 30 109 9 7 5 9 9 94«JMcClain Rosy Light. Taunt, Maxtress. 72469 Oakland lm70y 1:501 slop 100 112 1 2 3 5 51 5'81A Walsh Lassen. Prince Nap, Corrigan. 72286 Oakland ImSOy 1:471 hvy 12 104 6 5 8 7 7™ 73«1A Walsh Watchful, Tancred, Invader. DAVE WEBER, ch. g, 4, by All Green — Apolline (W. Durker). Weight today 101. 78888 Oakland 1 1 :46g slow 10 lol 8 8 6 6 91 10" J Hayes C. Warwick. C. Hale, L.C.Ackerlev 4*}J24S4 Oakland 1 1:45 slop 40 104 6 7 7 7 61 41R Kirsch'ui Blanche C, Tetanus, Col. Warwick. ETHEL ABBOTT, b. m. 7. by Puryear D.— Bohemian Last (F. J. Neil). Weight today 109. 7277S Oakland 1 1 16 1 30| slow 40 111 7 3 4 :: 4** 8*4 Botel Arcourt, Benvolio, Fury. 72707 Oakland 1 1-16 1 :521 mud 25 108 6 3 3 2 3* 412*Borel The Captain, Arcourt, Graphite. 72629 Oakland FCl:13Jhvy 20 107 4 5 4 4l 812JBorel ReeneW.. KoeniginLuise, Yo San. 72885 Oakland lm70y 1:501 slop 30' 109 5 9 9 9 9 922JBorel Funny Side, Shady Lad, Isabelita. MRS. MATTHEWS, ch. f, 4, by Balgowan— Yantic (A. M. Covington) Weight today 99. 72811 Oakland FC1:13 slop SB 101 12 7 7 11 12 H'herton Bravoure. Mitre, lackey Mounce. 72588 Oakland 3 4 1:17? hvy 25 100 7 5 8 71 92»?.W Kelly Big Store, Sycamore. St. George Jr. 72.506 Oakland 3 4 1:17 slop 6 107 6 3 4 4i 102« K Davis Rose Cherry, Plausible, Emily It. 72388 Oakland 5ifl:098hvy 100 109 3 1 2 2l 6" R Davis CollegeWidow, FollieL., Dr.Cofenian BILL CURTIS, b. g. 7. by Plaudit — Strathreel (F. E. Baird). Weight today 106. 73783 Oakland 2 4 1:16 slop 60 108 7 7 8 8 8" Keogh Mansard. Excitement, Blondv. 67412 Ascot Pk 7-8 1:311 slop 20 130 1 7 5 7 61 6= Moriaritv Chan. Walworth. Brenmis. Revolt. 67216 Ascot Pk 1 1:42 good 50 112 6 7 7 7 54 5 'lMoriarity L. of Life, Foncasta, Woodthorpe. Sixth Race [6th Oakland] SIXTH RACE— 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. (30188—351—2—115.) TOLL BOX, ch. c, 2, by Box— Toloache (S. C. Hildreth). Weight today 104. 72812 Oakland 3-8 S7| Hop 40 nolo N ]if-'« Moreland Work Rox, Who, Madrileno. DUKE OF MILAN, b. c. 2. by Orsini — Spinach (Ormondale Stable). Weight today 110. la-t ttart. MOZART, br. c, 2, by Belvidere — Lucasta (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 104. 72831 Oakland 31 1 MB. Mop 40 lis 7 M M lo- Sandy Coppit, Opulent, Arveriglit Leonard. ROLLICKING BOY. br. c, 2, by Altamax — Recreation (T. H. Williams). Weight today 104. 72748 Oakland 8-8 88] hvy 15 106 I 7* 8**1W Miller Trance, 1111 Parole. Seattle. MINNIE BRIGHT, h. f, 2, by Balgowan— Malaise (B. Schreiber). Weight today 101. 72740 Oakland S-8 362 mud 8 HI lo M M**|Keock Rubria Qraada, Cannisa, Patois. First start for the following: TAMMA, b. 81 2. by Solitaire II. — Hertha (Napa Stock Farm). Weight today 107. STREET SINGER, ch. f, 2. by Lamplighter — Sweet Singer (P. T. Chinn). Weight today 107. Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, January 23 I os Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, January 23. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. LOS ANGELES ENTRIES. Racing atarti ■ 1:58) a. m. (Chicago time, ":50.) I; mi-- well iii mini. ©Superior mud runuer. First Race— 5-8 Mile. :; \i mi- ..Ids. Sidling. (Track r.c.rd: 72338 -an* t— MM.) lad. nVaaea. Baa. A. wt. Bdcp. 72CC12 Tiiiii.i\Miy 1 : K»H 102. .. .725 727l'.i; Oriaanib 1 :n:; 107.... 728) 72:.".l Kerry I : • #1 104 715 72-^: Bonlte 1 :o2 l(»4..x71." 727^7 Gaga 1:'»1£ I4H..X718 722C4 Snapdragon I:02| MB. ...714 722tt Waerabarger 104 7o5 727.".:: Kiiv.ilgin.ii 102 989 72427 AtM-abam HM 7 N» 72.".imi lli.Iden Hand RM 7 M» Second. Race — 3 1-2 Furlongs. t-yeat olifs. Allowances. (Tra k rec.nl: 72M2 111 2 HiS.) 73878 COPPER PRINCESS . lit) 725 72S24- ( liilla 104 720 73788 Instant 102 715 72834 Mat lie ldiss. II 104 715 737X8 Ularrj tttaBhaue 105. ...7( 5 72 ;42 BMektborn 1 »5 7 5 7S80C ikifrv Mulligan IBS.. ..TOO 7^7i;:i Ke el Dinera 105. . . c.io 'I'w iiilic.ii'l. li. t, bv li..\ Two Heart . .. 187 *! ■ •) Tlioipe. b. f. b W-uil-llicipe - _ I'.iif-v ItoM 107 4f l .1. Ual-1, .nir.v. I'. I', c'liinn .-ii i r\ . Third Race— 3-4 Mile. 4 v. ai- akla! Selling. ri'iacT; i ••. ..i-.l : 73863 l 11-: 2 U2.) 173533) I'.- may 1:1.".» 83. .X 725 72701 K it K ii. hi I:. II. 1:131 83.. ..730 727S3 Illusion 1:14* H..X71S 72S07 Adell.erl li.lle 83 715 72731* lied :arl.r 1:141 U 1.. 71". 72755- l. e Harriaaa 11 1:131 loi..x71o 727..0' Black Mate I4M..X7M ■ jshT AI l.indley 1:14 101.. 7o., Iud. Horses. Pee. A. Wt. Hdcp. ^2Mi; Marten Rose l:i:{ M..X706 1Z1'. 1 I'n.lilic 1:131 !«"« 70.". 734M5 .Merrill l:13J 101 . . • 700 Fourth Race — 1 1-8 Miles. 4 year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 72510 -1:51?— S— MS.) 72.S27- Avonlellus I'JU 5. . 104. . X725 72\27 Bellmence 1:531 4.. 91.. x 720 73791 Sainiida 4..S4..X713 72833* raatOM 1:54 6..101 715 72827* HI Col Cap 1 ::,::j S..101 710 72771 151 S.ieiiilan 2:01 I..1S1..X76S 737410 .losie's Jewel 5.. OO..X70.5 7271s Perry Wlekca o. .101. . xTOO 72S10 Lucky Lad 4.. 110 700 Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile. :!-year olds. S.clling. (Track record— 72::::C— 50s— 2— 108.) 72443* ItaafBT Red l:O0t 107..X725 72803 A.iiiiline 1 :0O» 07 720 72(14:; Albion IT 1 :01 a 101 715 72177- Senator Heckhani 1:011 !»9..X715 72736* Billy Bowleg* 1:01*. 104.. X 710 727U1- Margie 1) l:0lj Kr2 710 7245b' Karodo 1:02 io" 705 72502 Lonia 102 705 727:12 Saucy M 102 ~(H) 72::r.1 Uuly Adidaide 102 70O Sixth Race — 5-8 Mile. :: year obis. Selling. (Track raeard 72::20 Bt] 2 10S.) 72786 Pillowy 1:01| 102 725 72786 l'.alolee 1O2..X720 727::o Brawney I. ad 104..X715 72730 Connie M 102 715 72502 Lady Powell , 103. .X 710 727.02 l,ook iirj 710 7277:; M:a Nal 104 70S 7277.1 llaivev Clark -104 70O 72522 Joseph K 104 700 T'aialian. b. c. by Horatio Ilylcdeti' 104 The figures under "Pee." in above enlries show the liest time made by the horse at tile distance since January 1, l'.HKJ. First Race [1st Los Angeles] LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. 1JRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. 3-yearoIdr. Selling. [7JM 50 2 10s.) Index ("ourse Dl'stTlmeT'ckOdds Wt St Vi % % StrFln Jockeys H.-st Company. TURNAWAY. ch. f. 3. by Nimrod— Tern (E. Wright). Weight today 102. ; 662 \iula ■". g I 89| I. it 88 l"1 S 7 !« 8" 9" C Koss CreKton, Preen, Walerbiiry. (.HIM Oakland 6-8 1 38| fast 7 5 MM 2 III* I'l Kirs.b'in lollege Wiib.w, Abbey. St. Amu, e«103 Oakland 5-8 1:00| fast 8 bis 2 1 1 I'll* KeO gh College Widow. Kalnade. Kaleigh. tssTS Oakland 5 S l:l»oi faai U lua a 1 1 U 2* O Williams* iresluue, Raleigh, tiluckiiteiu. 0 7: H ■ 6! K 7 7; 7: 7. j 7 T. 7 7 q 7 7 7 7 I 1 J ■ 6 \ 7 7 7 I 7 7 7 7 7 ,/ - j j ] ORIFLAMB, b. c. 3, by Orsini— Scintillate (R. F. Carman). Weight today 107. 7271!! S. Anita 5-S 1:01? hvv 3-2 110 8 4 « 41 8*1 *i Purns BonStone. Liddington, Dr.Siinrall. 71S27 (lakland 5 S 1 :00| fast 15 105 2 a « 6* 4'-''iG Burns Pajaroita, Albion H., Manchester. 71002 Q'veaand Bi f 1:09 mod 2 10l k 4 fi O 5» Notter M. Hamilton, AlexGrant, TrocHvlty 70888 Oheanafd a] f l:07i hvy 16 5 107 1 :{ 4 .1' 2" G Burns Sungleam, Banrida, Orcagna. N 69S78 Gravesend 5-i 1:01J fast 102 8 8 8 810 82» R Lowe Spooner. Beckon, Monopolist, KERRY, ch. g, 3. by Arkle— Killarney (D. Kelly). Weight today 104. 72.T.1 8. Anita 5 S 1:01* fast 5 107 2 4 4 4l 5*1 C Grand MissFairbanks, Grindstone. Billowy 72211 S. Anita Si f l:07g fast 8 105 3 1 1 1= 3J C Grand Belarius. Sen. Beckham. Whidden. 72136 S. Anita 5-8 1:011 fast 4 100 4 3 3 B1 3« C Grand Lackfoot, Whidden. Ben Stone. 72086 Oakland 3-4 1:13 fast 7 104 1 4 4 7"* 79J C Grand Manchester, Import, St. Avon. EONITE, b. g, 3. by Eon— Mermaid (Mrs. J. M. Cooper). Weight today 104. 72283 S, Anita ."•'. f 1*71 UuH 15 ME 1 7 7 7 ii1". M Marpby Creslon. Old Settler. Liddington. 71772 Pimlico 3-4 1:19 hvv 11-10 100 4 5 6 5* 5' Engl'der Listeriue, Giles. Polar Star. 71757 Pimlico 5* f l:09g fast 2S 104 I 2 1 l1 11 Liebert Chief Desmond. Servile, Wm. H.Lyon 71650 Pimlico 3-4 1:181 hvy 10 97 1 3 3 34 2* Rosen Tom Shaw, Ferrylanding, Montbert GAGA. b. g, 3, by Lissak— Combination (J. W. Blalock). Weight today 104. 7.7s7 S. Anita «1 f 1:18 fast 888 104 5 3 4 6 617 Landon RoaegaL Col. Rob. D.ol'1'.ridgewatei. 72477 S. Anita 51 f l:07g good 10 102 1 3 4 52 512 Wiley Hal, Sen. Beckham. BarneyOldOeld. 72314 S. Anita 3-4 1:13* fast 12 87 5 6 5 5t 51* Wiley Old Timer. Bryan, Waterbury. 70950 Toronto 51 f 1:08 fast 10 107 3 3 2 2 » 4* C Koerner Giles, Green Dale, Truro. SNAPDRAGON, b. f. 3. by Griffon— Miss Rye (J. Shannon). Weight today 102. 72264 & Anita 7-8 1 :26g fast 25 100 3 1 1 1 4k 6'1 R Imes Ch. Desmond. B.Oldtield. KBeckliain 72227 S. Anita 51 f 1:08 fast 5 105 1 6 6 6 6T R Imes L. C. Widrig. Otwell. Laudable. 71850 Oakland 3-4 1:141 fast 13 111 7 4 4 5J 671 E Lynch Husky, Lackfoot, Sir Wesley. 69119 Oakland 1-2 481 fast 18-5 110 6 2 2» 24 Borel Katie Rains, Forest Rose, Saucy M. 69027 Oakland 5-8 1:02 fast 20 100 3 3 3 4"k 21 F Graham Saint Modan, Be Thankful, Karodo. WUERZBURGER, b. g. 3, by Indio— Hohefrau (Keene Bros.). Weight today 104. 72244 S. Anita 3-4 1:141 fast 8 105 6 6 4 4» 48 Musgr've Lackfoot, Catherine F.. Tom Sliaw 72170 S. Anita 51 f l:06i fast 15 103 5 6 7 61 5101M Preston Creston, Barney Oldfield, Ba lived. 71886 Oakland 51 f 1:07 fast 15 98 8 11 10 10 10151T Rice Wahoo. Harvel, Import. ROYAL QUEEN, ch. f. 3, by His Highness— Nettie (Kansas Stable!. Weight today 102. 7l,77.2 S. Anita 5*. f 1:06 fast 100 188 8 8 8 8 815 Wicker Geo.S. Davis, Sir Edward, Ingham. 72442 S. Anita 5-8 594 fast 100 90 5 5 5 5 431 Wicker Jane Swift, Creston. Booger Red. 72211 S. Anita 51 f 1:071 fast 60 105 9 9 9 9 912iBoyliiig Belarius, Senator Beckham. Kerry. 72170 S. Anita 51 f 1:061. fast 60 103 11 11 11 IO1 9lsJBoyling Creston. Barnev Oldfleld, Balreed. 71553 Latonia 5-8 1:011 fast 7 108 8 7 9 8l 871 A'buchon B. Ward, C. of Melb'rne, Mondella. ABRAHAM, ch. g. 3, by St. Avonicus — Forest Dame (G. Motheral). Weight today 104. 72127 S. Anita 5-8 1:01 fast 60 His?. 8 7 8 H !i"'.Hobart Barbette, Velma C. Nellita. 72316 & Anita 5-S l:00g fast 100 107 8 8 S 8 S3- Hobart Macias. Rev Hindoo. Jane Swift. HIDDEN HAND, b. c, 3. by Prince Plenty— Tex Anna (J. F. Newman). • Weight today 104. 77*88 S. Anita 5J f 1:07J fast 9 5 MS 2 2 2 2" 9'J M Preston Old Settler. Ruscinio, Laudable. Second Race [2nd Los Angeles] - - , J ; I I ' 1 ' '■ . 1 j • SECOND RACE — 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (72.X42— 41?— 2— IOX.) COPPER PRINCESS, ch. f, 2, by Montana— Sister Warwick (R. F. Carman). Weight today 110. 72678 S. Anita :!-S 34| fast 4 107 7 23 22 G Burns Achieve, Mad. Musgrave. Q. Cro\e. 77588 S. Anita 3-S 34g fast 9 107 2 1* 1! G Burns Valjean, Chilla, Mattie Russell. CHILLA, ch. f, 2, by Alvescot— Sunlight (G. J. Long). Weight today 104. 7zS24 S. Anita 3-8 351 fast 7 107 2 2 21 D Boland Traffic. Silk Hose. Jaa Caiteus. 72642 B. Anita 3-8 34g fast 6 107 7 6" 31= D Boland Achieve. Mat. Russell, Horace H. 725S8 S. Anita 3-8 34| fast 12 107 5 41 36 D Boland Cop.Princess, Valjean, Mat. Russell INSTANT, ch. f, 2, by Sombrero— Water Girl (S. C. Hildreth). Weight today 102. 72788 S. Anita 3-S 35 fast 10 188 2 91 6si I Dugan Modena. FrankClamv. Mar.Delorme 72733 S. Anita 3-S 352 good 10 107 10 71 9"iF. Dugan Para. Queen, Joe Caitens, Bantliel MATTIE RUSSELL, br. f, 2, by Woolsthorpe — Amelia Strathmore (J. J. Walsh). Weight today 104. 72824 S. Anita 3-S 351 fast 10 107 10 74 6"?. C Grand Traffic. Chilla. Silk Hose. 72769 S. Anita 3-S- 35^ fast 6 100 8 4* 2= 49 Burns Mad. Musgrave. Bold, Bell of Brass 72733 8. Anita 3-8 351 good 12 10S1 6 6^ 6T1 D Boland Para. Queen, Joe Gaitens, Bantliel 72697 S. Anita 3-S 351 fast 4 110 5 51 3°1 D McC'thyl*. Queen. M. Musgrave. B. of Brass 72642 S. Anita 3-8 341 fast 20 107 6 3l 2s D McC'thyAchieve, Chilla. Horace H. HARRY STANHOPE, ch. c, 2. by Ingoldsby— Token (P. T. Chinn). Weight today 105. ,:7^s S. Anita 3-S 35 fast 10 113 S 51 79 Musgr've Modena, FrankClancy. Mar.Delorme BUCKTHORN, b. c, 2, by Santello — Escarola (Oakwood Stock Farm). Weight today 105. 78848 S. Anita 3-8 34s fast 100 110 5 71 13" Landon Achieve, Mattie Russell, dull.-!. LARRY MULLIGAN, b. c, 2, by Sorpion— Emily (P. T. Chinn). Weight today 105. 72888 S. Anita 3 S 35§ fast 15 M S BJ 4"i Musgrave Thun.Hill. M.Kieudoinie. An. Wells. REY EL DINERO, ch. c, 2, by Vesuvian — Miss Ford (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 105. 72769 S. Anita 3-S M fast 100 888 it . 8 ^i Herman MadelineMusgrave. M. Russell, Bold 72715 S. Anita 3S 36 hvy 60 13)13 9- SM,.Heriiian llanipass. Fred Maier. C.W Riley. 7267S S. Anita S-8 34§ fast 100 102 11 11* 10-' Herman Achieve. Cop.Princess. M. Musgrave. 725SS S. Anita 3 -S 34g fast 30 110 11 II 11 Radtke Copper Princess. Valjean Clillla. 72569 S. Anita 3-8 35§ fast 10 100 7 71 11" Radtke ThunderHill, Q.'sfiroye, F.Maier. First start for the following: TWINHEART, b. f, 2, by Box— Two Heart (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 107. DAISY THORPE, b. f, 2, by Woolsthorpe — Daisy Rose (J-. J. Walih). Weight today 107. J. J. Walsh entry — Mattie Russell and Daisy Thorpe. P. T. Chinn entry — Harry Stanhope and Larry Mulligan. Third Race [3rd Los Angeles] THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds. Selling*. (72400 -1 :11 j! -2 -! 2.) BEMAY, br. f, 4. by Albeit— Misery II. (W. D. Millard). Weight today 99. 72568 S. Anita 5-S 1:001 fast 8 100 4 2 2 2* 1» M Preston Anna May. Lady Kitty, Airs. 72463 8. Anita 3-4 1:15 mud 10 107 5 5 5 51 61! Horner Norfolk, F.lCazador, j.R Laughrev. 72333 S. Anita 7-8 1:251 fast 15 95 6 4 4 4 41 6'" Buxton Niblick, Progress. Belliueuce. KIRKFIELD BELLE, ch. f, 4, by Royal Flush III.— Bena (J. M. Stokes). Weight today 99. 727!U S. Anita 7-8 1:26J fast U 100 4 12 2 2"» 4'A Goldstein Phillgoe. Homeless. Prolific. 72714 S. Anita 1 1:401 hvy 12 104 0 2 2 2 2° 2r' i Burns TimothvWeu. Gateway, Phil Igoe 72646 S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 3 100 4 1 1 l3 l1 M Preston Marion Rose, JosieS., *Anua May " 72574 S. Anita 5-S 1:001 fast 2 100 3 3 3 31 8} C Ross Prolific, Buena, Daisy Frost. ILLUSION, b. f. 4, by Mesmerist — Marmarica (L. McDonald). Weight today 99. 72732 8. Anita 61 f 1:20 good 8 105 1 3 2 5= 79 G Burns Succeed, Adoration, Nonie Lucille 72682 S. Anita 1 l:39g fast 20 110 4 1 1 1 l3 6° M Preston Gorgalete. Rustling Silk Klie 72443 S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 25 106 6 5 5 6 * 711 C II Shil'gMoney Muss. Scarfell. Progress 72300 S. Anita 7-8 1:261 fast 8 105 10 8 6 6 9= ll=l M Preston East End, Prolific, Prince Nap 72229 S. Anita 51 f 1:061 fast 7 103 7 6 7 81 7" Horner Waterbury, Red Bill, Anna May. ADELBERT BELLE, ch. f, 4, by Albert— Hoodoo (R. Bauer). Weight today 99, 7288V S. Anita 8j f 1:061 fast 15 107 6 3 2 U S'4 W Mcln'reMarv F., Fscalante. Don Komo 72605 S. Anita 3-4 1:131 fast 6-5 100 9 5 5 18* W**|G Burns Alleviator. OldColonv. GeorgeSvviin 72479 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 good 8-5, 111 3 11 l6 1» W Knapp Pacific Electric. Andoehe. Nadzu 71218 Brighton 3-4 1:13 fast 50 107 12 10 11 11 920 M Preston SalVolatile, SummerCloud, Algelone RED GARTER, ch. g, 4, by Golden Garter — Falsalara (J. F. Donlin). Weight today 101. 72734 S. Anita 3-4 1 :13t» good 9 112 6 1 2 3' 35 I) Boland Mintia. Fscaniado Diamond 69400 Oakland F C 1:13 mud 20 111 6 5 6 6= 613 Palms Tawasentba. FairFagot R Bennett C9308 Oakland 3-4 1 :13g fast 10 93 5 4 5 72 7l;llKirsch'ni Gateway. NonieLucjlle.' M.l;. Clark. LEE HARRISON II., ch. g, 4, by Ben Strome — Janet Gray (M. L. Hayman). Weight today 101. 72755 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 8 106 4 4 4 31 2l G Burns La Gkrla, Gossiper II Pbil Igoe 72643 H. Anita 3-4 1:131 fast 41 101 6 7 7 51 3'1 Musgr've Ch. Desmond. Prolific, II Sherman! 72551 a. Anita 3-4 1:12| fast 9-5 101 1 1 1 lb 43i C II Shil'gWistaria, Green Goods. Mansard. BLACK MATE, ch. c, 4, by First Mate — Later (D. Kelly). Weight today 101. 72750 S. Anita 5-8 1:001 fast 3 105 3 4 4 4= 3'^ C Grand Alleviator. Renshaw, Cruzados 72624 S. Anita 7-8 1:251 fast 12 107 2 3 2 2 2l 8*1 C Grand TimothvWen. Gateway KiicWilda 725S7 S. Anita 7-8 1:241 fast 12 106 6 3 3 4 4» 3»» C Grand Pretension, Toupee. Giov Balerio 72534 S. Anita 7-8 1:251 fast 20 106 4 1 1 1 Is 45 C Grand Chippewa. Whidden, Meriin^o 69083 Belmont Pk 7-8 1:261 fast 103 8 6 5 6 6* 61* M Preston Rosemount, Acrobat Royaf Onyr. AL LINDLEY, ch. g. 4, by Bute — Amours (J. Touhey). Weight today 101 73837 8. Anita 5* f 1 :00i fast 40 107. S 0 7 S 7**M Burns Mary F.. Fscalante Don Demo 71935 Oakland F C 1:10 fast 60 106 2 2 4 5'1 713lMoreIand Gemmell. Prejuieio St Elmw »od 71915 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 13 105 1 6 6 6* 618U McBride F. Neugent, Ovelando Earlv Tide' 71843 Oakland F C 1:091 fast 12 109 Left at the post. J McBride Prejuieio. F. Neugent.' Native Son! MARION ROSE, b. f, 4. by Balgowan — Sinfi (Fleur de Lis Stable), Weight today 99. 72S46 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 9-5 103 5 3 6 6* 4- Buxton Slipperv. Aunt I'ollv Teaereas 72646 S. Anita 3-4 1:12J fast 21 100 3 2 2 21 21 Buxton KirkfieldBelle, JosieS' , Ann-i.Mav 67207 Oakland 3-4 1:18 mud 51 102 3 2 4 61 5»1 Buxton Gold Heather. Vinton. Triumphant 66783 Oakland F C 1:15 mud 6-5 104 2 2 2 31 57 Buxton Blanche C, Mitre, Duke of Orleans PROLIFIC, ch. g, 4, by Lackford — Fertile (Faaadena Stable). Weight today 96 72791 S. Anita 7-8 1:26) fast 4 97 5 2 1 1 1\ V E Martin Phillgoe. Homeless Kirk Belle 7i643 S. Anita 3-4 1:131 fast 18-5 96 3 1 3 31 2l E Martiu C.Desm'd. L.Harrisonll II She'rm'n 72574 S. Anita 5-8 1:001 fast 2 97 2 2 2 21 in E Martin Kirkfield Belle. Buena. "Da'isyFrost. MERRILL, b. g, 4, by Royal Flush III. — Extract (R. F. Carman). Weight today 101 13881 Oakland 3-4 1:13 fast 8 102 6 4 5 5» 6* G Burns Tawasentha Nappa Crin 67858 Benuing 7-8 1:30J fast 103 3 4 4 4 4 4" Notter Black Mate, Campaigner Sal.v K 67824 Benning 3-4 1:17 fast 103 7 7 7 7 7" Moriarity AnnaMay, Lord Boanerges' Ouadrille 66216 Ascot Park 7-8 1:301 slop 105 3 3 5 4 4« 3" 1W Fischer Zelhus, J. R. Laughrev Re.lC-irter Fourth Race [4th Los Angeles] FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (7251G— 1:51 »—(',— 100.) AVONTELLUS, br. h, 5, by St. Avonicus — Centella (J. Riley). Weight today 104 72827 S. Anita 1 3 16 2:imij fast 3 107 5 3 3 3 P 2* C II Shil'gBaronEsher. ITiColCap. Christine v' 7.771 S. Anita 1 1-S 1:5.33 fast 21 107 S 6 6 3 4l V Buxton Bellmence, Med. Daisy. C Beckham' 727(H) a Anita 1 1-S 1 :531 fast 12-5 109 3 9 7 5 t» » C H Shil'gRip Rap, G. Balerio' Ed Sheridan' 72609 S. Anita 1 1-4 2:002 fast 9-5 109 2 5 3 3 41 21 G Burns Rip Rap, Big Bow, Mamie Algol. ' BELLMENCE. ch. g, 4. by Hermence— Isbell (Pasadena Stable). Weight today 91. 72827 8. Anita 1 3-16 2:00* fast 4 86 2 5 8 4 5« 5" H Martin BaronFsher. Avontellus. HiColCap 727718. Anita 1 1-S 1:53s fast 31 95 6 2 3 4 81 1' F Martin Avontellus. Med.Daisv. C.Beckliini 72677 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 5 101 5 6 6 6 4= l1 E Martin Sainrida. Nellie Raciiie, Stone* Lee 72601 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 6-5 101 3 3 4 4 4 8 | E Martin L.Chiswell, Cr.Beckham, TenRow. ' SAINRIDA. b. f. 4, by Sain — Merida (Fleur de Lis Stable). " Weight today 94. 727:0 S. Anita 7-8 1:26*. fast 9-5 loo 7 5 5 6 8J 5- Buxton Phillgoe. Homeless ProUfie 72677 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 3-2 104 2 2 4 4 »j 21 C Ross Bellmence. NcllieRa Ine StonejT.ee 727.70 8. Anita 11:39 fast 10 102 4 6 6 6 5s S»» Buxton TimothyWen. NellieRacine. Blondy 72077 Oakland 7-8 1:261 fast 13-5 104 9 6 4 4 3i 2J Buxton Red Ball, Sam McGibben, Surety. FASTOSO. ch. g, 6. by Rey el Santa Anita— Aritta (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 101. 72808 S. Anita 11:40 fast IB 112 111110 & 5h 8*i CH ShirgCrepiisP.eckfiam. Taxer, SinkSoiing 72683 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 7 112 9 9 10 9 9* 813 C H Shil'gF.H'azador. Per.Wickes Med Dab* 7251S S. Anita 1 3-16 2:00 fast 16-5 1031 13 3 4 41 5'5 T Taylor Elie, Rubinon. Hi Col Cap. 72410 S. Anita 1 1-S 1:53§ fast 5 104 7 8 6 5 5° 4° Buxton Gorgalete. Joyner. Christine A. HI COL CAP, b. g, 8, by Artillery— Santa Rosalia (G. W. Robinson). Weight today 101. 72827 S. Anita 1 3-16 2: hiJ fast 15 104 4 2 2 I 2( 3« C Ross BaronEsher. Avontellus ChristiDeA 72918 S. Anita 1 3-16 2:00 fast 4 104 7 5 4 I 21 3« 0 H Shil'gElIe. Rubinon. Henry O 72464 S. Anita 1 1:431 mud 15 107 8 8 7 6 5» 5?i J Clark King Wilda, Jovner. Foncasta 69122 Oakland 1 1-16 1:472 fast 20 109 10 9 I 4 3'1 231 Wilmot RalpbYoung, Aud.Mack, C irrigan. ED SHERIDAN, b. g, 6. by Sain — Laura Agnes (T. A. DavietL Weight today 101. .2771 8. Anita 1 1-8 I £31 fast 15 104 2 5 5 6 .",. . 67 W Smith Bellmence. Avontellus Med Dab)] 72708 S. Anita 1 IS 1:7,:;? fast 15 lol 4 5 5 8 7"* 4-h Barkwill Rip Rap. Avontellus G Balerio ' 72889 8. Anita 1 1-4 2:06* fast 15 106 8 3 5 5 6'. 7"JMusgr,ve Rip Rap. Avontellus' Big Bow 727.37 S. Anita 11-4 2:071 fast 3 lol 2 1 1 1 Is 3'1 E Dugan Invictus. Big Bow El I'rimero" 72497 S. Anita 1 1 :39g fast 10 109 7 7 S 8 8* 712 E Dugan King Wilda, Harry Scott, Phil'lgoe JOSIE'S JEWEL, ch. m. 5, by Ran cocas — Josie Newman (J. F. Newman). Weight today 99, 72700 8. Anita 1 1 S 1 :"..'.-: fast 5 lol 6 12 2 P 8*| M 1'ivston Rip Rap. Avonlellus c P.ilerio'' 72S89 S. Anita 1 1JS] fast 8 : S 8 7 7 6 8* ■*} M Preston Chlpnewa, I'rogr.'ss. l'.londv. 72:157. 8. Anita 1 1-S 1:531 fast 5 101 6 3 4 2 2h 4:,1 M Preston Clamor. Baron Kslier. Ou'ardi. 72315 S. Anita 1 1:"9 fast 5 107 2 2 I 2 2* 4°1 M Preston Glenecho, Ed Ball. Baron Eslier. PERRY WICKES, h. g. 6, by Likely — Eugenia Wickes (E. S. Burnett) Weight today 101 72718 8. Anita 1 3-16 2:811 hvy 30 N8) S 4 4 4 # 4" D Poland Sir Edward. .T.R.I.auglirey 1 ivius 72683 S. Anita 1 1:43 fast 60 112 2 5 4 4 41 21 1) Boland KK'azador, Med. Daisy, P.a'dly I'sed M8S S. Anita 1 1-4 2:06J fast 60 106 3 0 10 9 8l S16iS Johnson Rip Rap. Avontellus, Big Bow. LUCKY LAD, ch. g, 4. by Canopus — Location (C. E. Murray). Weight today 9C. 72816 8. Anita 1 1 :4o fast M 112 12-1 1 3- 7,1.1 Clark Caniipie. Alma Bov. Lady Cbiawrfl. 7277.4 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 21 88 111 1 1U 1- Baxtaa Master Lester. Airs, .losie S. 72688 8. Anita 1 1 Mt fast 60 112 1 2 2 2 2t» 4s J Clark Gorgalete Kustling Silk Klie 72616 8. Anita 3 4 1:12* fast 30 102 1 10 10 9l 8"»1T Taylor Kirk. Belle, MarieaRose, .losie' S. Fifth Race [5th Los Angeles] FIFTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 3-year-oHs. Selling. (72.:.: ; BSI 3 1S3.) BOOGER RED, ch. c, 3, by Rancocas — Heeley (T. Breedlove). Weight today 107 72442 S. Anita S-8 F3| fast 15 101 2 I t 1*J ::-'.. C H Sbirg.Tane Swift, Creston, Royal Uneea. 72388 8. Anita 5S1:00 fast 20 110 3 4 .*. U 5s It Boland Jane Swift. Laudable. Harvel 67662 Ascot Pk 35 f 421 fast 12 111) 4 1'!I:!M Preston Sister Julia. Gigana. C ie M. 67362 A.-eot l'k 12 4Si fast 12 113 5 2 2- J*| M Preston Oesloii,. Magazine, Reno Rebel. AQUILINE, b. f, 3, by Ben Strome— Aine (Pasadena Stable). Weight today 97. 72806 S. Anita 7^ I 27 fast 88 lo7 4 14 6 6 6" I Martin Jane Swift. Dally, \ alley Stream. 7117.-.S Ft Erie 5] f l:8t| fast 4 5 Ins I 2 2 3"k .V^ G Swain Giles. I.adv Blkhora, Hos. ID pheii. 706 10 Ft Krio 51 f 1 :071 good S 5 HI 1 II 1- I3 (; Swain Terab. Lady Klklioru. Frescail.' 70197 Ft Erie M 1:001 fast Z luS 2 2 2 21 2* U Swalu WhlskBroom, L.Baldur, CatUer'eF. ALBION H., b. f, 3, by Solitaire II.— Lucille II. (Hunter Stable). Weight today 101. p I 72643 S Anita 3-4 1:134 fast 5 87 1 3 5 7l 55 0 Burns C. Desmond. Prolific. L.Harrison II. 7if.9-J B. Anita 6J f 1 : "6i fast 5 10.". 1 1 1 'J1 ?-*l ■ DiiRan Anoura. Otwell, Catherine F. 72244 S. Anita 3-4 1:14J fast 41 105 3 5 8 7°t 7'°iC F Su'vanl^ekfoot, CatherineF., Tom Shaw. 72142 Oakland 3-4 1:14J slop 5 101 1 113* "51 C Sullivan Gene Russell, Manchester. J.Nealon SENATOR BECKHAM, b. g. 3. bv Star Shoot— Marie Decca (P. T. Ohinn). Weight today 99. 72477 H Anita hi t 1 :07? good S-5 MS 2 5 3 Q V Musgr've Hal, BarneyOldfield. Char.Doherty. 7"408 S Anita 1 1:37* fast 7 !•:: B 7 6 0 I* 0'6 Buxton Old Timer. Magazine. Stanley Kay. 72374 8. Anita 3 4 l:13g fast 4* 100 4 6 I 31 i:"* Musgr've Creston. Baboo. Chief Desmond. 72264 S. Anita 7-S 1:26| fast 6^6 95 2 4 4 4 41 3!i Musgr've Ch. Desmond, Bar.Oldfleld, Otwell. BILLY BOWLEGS, b. g, 3, by Greenan — Singing Bird (R. L. Thomas). Weight today 104. 72736 S. Anita 5* f 1:0S Rood 20 111 2 d 5 6-1 3n C H Shil'gHarvel. Laudable. Waldorf. 72572 S Anita 3-4 l:12g fast 30 104 3 1 2 21 8«i C H Shil'gSmirker, L. C. Widrig, Laudable. R9292 Latonia 4 1-2 f 58 mud 98 6 4 31 47 Pickens Honest, Colonel Brady, Hollow. 69115 Chur. Downs 5-8 1:03 uvy 103 G 7 3 3' 41!JB Davis Mackerel, Catherine F.. Gresham. MARGIE D.. b. f. 3, by Golden Garter— Queenfisher (T. A. Davies). Weight today 102. 72701 S. Anita o-S 1 :01ik fast 4* Ml 4 3 2 21 22 C H Shil'glnspcet.Bird. LCavauagh, Annette. 7'59' S. Anita 5J f 1:06J fast 20 105 6 11 10 6J 5« Musgr've Anoura. Otwell. Albion H. 72459 S. Anita 5-S 1:01* mud 8 103 4 5 5 71 81* C Ross Ruscimo, Green Goods, Karodo. XARODO. b. c, 3, by St. Dory — Dayo (J. F. Donlon). Weight today 107. 72459 S. Anita 5-8 1:01* mud 12 11110 4 4 4s 3*4 D Boland Ruscimo, Green Goods, Patriotic. " 72189 S. Anita 5-8 1:014 slow 20 108 1 5 5 71 67j M Preston Manheimer, Maclas, Nick Stoner. 69614 Oakland 5-S 1:02* fast 5 112 2 3 3 2& 21 A Wright Import, Ed Davis, Sandpiper. LONIA, b. f. 3, by Filigrane— Fair Annet (Olive Grove Stable). Weight today 102. 72592 S. Anita 5i f 1:06* fast 100 105 S 8 9 12' ll18 R Brooks Anoura. Otwell, Albion H. 72459 S. Anita 5-8 1:01* mud 30 106* " 7 9 8 8s 7,,lHobart Ruscimo, Green Goods, Karodo. 72283 S. Anita 5* f 1:074 fast 100 100 6 5 6 61! 710 Holcomb Creston, Old Settler. Liddington. 72206 S. Anita 5-8 1:00| fast 40 107 9 5 5 8l 721iHolcomb F.of Elgin. B.Oldlleld. AstoriaBelle. SAUCY M.. b. f, 3, by Sorcerer — Princess Mame (S. Martin). Weight today 102. 72732 B. Anita 6i f 1:20 good 60 H Left at the post. I'pton Succeed. Adoration. Nonie Lucille. 72351 S. Anita 5-8 1:014 fast 30 107 9 10 6 J» 813JJ McBride MissFalrbanks, Grindstone. Billowy 72170 S. Anita 5J f 1:06* fast 30 103 1 5 5 72 712 Rettig Creston, Barney Oldfleld, Balreed. LADY ADELAIDE, ch. f, 3. by Kismet— Helen G. (E. L. Gregory). Weight today 102. 72351 S. Anita 5-8 1:014 fast 60 107 3 13 13 13 13==JHobart Miss Fairbanks, Grindstone, Billowy. 72026 Oakland 5-8 1:00* fast 60 107 1 4 6 11 ll11 Kirsch'm St. Bede, Kerry, Herlves. 71817 Oakland F C 1:08* fast 200 88 3 6 6 6 6" F H'brandMeelick, Fleming. Creston. Page 6 Sixth Race [6th Los Angeles] SIXTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 3-yeai-olds. Selling. (7233(5—596—2—108.) BILLOWY, b. f, 3, by 'Alvescot— Thelma (F. M. Smith). Weight today 102. 727x6 S. Anita 5-S l:cil fast 15 112 6 2 I 3£ 4«S Mortality MaySutton, VallevStream, VelmaC. 72719 S. Anita 5-8 l:01g hvy 12 100 3 12 11 111 8"2Shriner Ben Stone. Liddington. Oriflamb. 72532 S. Anita 5-8 1:00* fast 10 107 2 2 2 2» 3« Moriarity Godfather, M.Sutton. R'dandRound BALOLEE, br. f. 3, by Balgowan— Parolee (B. Schreiber). Weight today 102. 727S6 S. Anita 5-S 1:01 fast 12 112 7 11 U 811 E Martin MaySutton, VallevStream, VelmaC. 72701 EL Anita 5-8 1:014 fast 4 110 8 2 4 4& 8*1 T Taylor Inspect.Bird.MargieD.. L.Cavanagh. 67699 F. Grounds 1-2 484 fast 106 4 6 61 7«1 Jas Hen'syP. Model. Dona H., Drop Stitch. 67526 City Park 3 1-2 f 41« fast 101 6 71 7" L Smith M.Douohue, D.ofDawn, BrawneyLad BRAWNEY LAD. br. g, 3. by Braw Lad— Caasilla (T. B. Morria). Weight today 104. 7273 ; S. Anita 51 1' 1 :»s good 50 109 5 7 9 81 8fii R Brooks Harvel. Laudable. Billv Bowlegs. 72662 8. Anita 5-S 1:004 fast 200 102 10 10 10 10 1017 It Brooks Creston. Preen. Waterburv. 68191 City Park 4 1-2 f 54* fast 110 6 8 121 12"! T Taylor Dethorpe, Bonnie Hays, Bitterly. 6S136 City Park 4 1-2 f 55g fast 103 8 4 61 6» W R Wk'rBlue Lee, Par. Model, WhiskBroom CONNIE M., ch. f. 3, by Juvenal— Lotto (W. D. Millard). Weight today 102. 727iC S. Anita 51 f 1 :us good 100 107 7 6 6 71 77 O'Conn'll Harvel. Laudable, Billv Bowlegs. 72623 S. Anita 3-4 1:12| fast 30 97 5 5 7 7" 7251D McC'thyHarvel. Ruscimo. L. C. Widrig. 72519 S. Anita 51 f 1:06| fast 100 105 2 2 2 22 4»1 Horner Rey Hindoo, Belarius, Ida Lytle. 72351 S. Anita 5-8 1:014 fast 60 107 10 6 9 81 9171M Murphy MissFalrbanks, Grindstone, Billowy LADY POWELL, b. f , 3, by Toddington — Aliena (H. Mason). Weight today 102. 72592 S. Anita 51 f 1:06* fast 30 100 14 II 15 15 15" Dudley Anoura, Otwell. Albion H. 70780 Montreal 5-8 1:02§ slop 10 107 1 11 11 5« Goldstein Chief Desmond, Gaga, Orena. 70761 Montreal 41 f 55i fast 5 92 3 7 72 45 Dudley Goes Fast. Tom Shaw, Filbert. 69702 Buffalo 41 f 55 fast 3 105 4 3 31! 41 R McDan'lOra Sudduth, Sansamon, Oroba. LOOK, ch. f, 3, by Ornament — Gaze (J. P. McAdams). Weight today 102. 72592 S. Anita 5i f 1:06* fast 30 105 10 5 8 11' 1424 Harty Anoura. Otwell. Albion EL 72424 B. Anita 5-S l:00jj fast 15 107 4 9 9 10 9")Harty Rosegal. May Sutton, Godfather. 68376 Aqueduct 4 1-2 f 57| slow 94 1 5 21 87 Rollins Paul Pry, Orena, Elvira M 68341 Aqueduct 4 1-2 f 54* fast 94 6 II* 321 Rollins Citizen, Biskra, Astoria Belie. 6S306 Aqueduct 4 1-2 f 54| slow 94 5 4 3i 441 Rollins Please, Kerry, Rustle. MAX NAL, b. c, 3, by Bowling Green — Mopsy (C. B. Lewis). Weight today 104. 72773 S. Anita 3-4 1:14 fast 20 99 10 fi 6 11 8 *1E Martin Ronton, Suzerain. Dr. Simrall. 72696 S. Anita 51 f 1:06* fast 100 112 7 9 9 91 710 Shriner Bambro. Harcourt Ed B 72427 S. Anita 5-8 1:01 fast 30 107 7 4 4 5» 811 Milliano Barbette, VelmaC, Nellita. HARVEY CLARK, b. g, 3, by Panmure — Ignoramus (J. M. Stokes). Weight today 104. 72751 8. Anita 11:40 fast 50 94 6 5 S lu 11« 11=2 Blair Entrada, R.andRound.L.Cavanagh 72500 S. Anita 51 f 1:07* fast 100 9S 8 11 11 11 ll'2 Blair Old Settler. Ruscimo. Laudable 72459 S. Anita 5-S 1:01* mud 50 98 9 8 9 9=« 9" Blair Ruscimo. Green Goods. Karodo 72388 S. Anita 5-S 1:00 fast 60 102 7 6 6 72 815JBlair .Tane Swift, Laudable. Harvel 67971 Ascot Pk Si f 43 fast 60 107 6 * 5« Wilmot Snapdragon, OonnieM., Miss Ruth. JOSEPH X.. b. g. 3, by The Commoner— Maud Blackburn (J. Curl). Weight today 104 72532 8. Anita 5-S 1:00* fast 4'1 11U14 14 14 14 14" W Knapp Godfather. Mav Sutton. Billowy ' ! 67906 Ascot Pk Si f 423 good 100 100 8 8 8" F Ryan Harvel, Swagerlator, Balnade. TARABAN, b. c. 3, by Horatio— Hyleden. Weight today 104. Ill-Founded Rulings at New Orleans: Mountain Victim of Newspaper and Betting Ring Scandal-Mongers ILL-FOUNDED RULINGS AT NEW ORLEANS. Mountain Victim of Newspaper and Betting Ring f Scandal-Mongers. Maw oilcans. La., January 111. — The recent turf I lrM'.\ here. Slowing out of what is now termed the I old Hiinesty l'asadeua-Uyan-Mounlaiu affair, has I bronchi ii the surface ouee more the old time-worn i * proportion thai the friends of racing are often its ; w nsl enemies. The- official result of all the turmoil ' was Minply this: Ryan left here and went to his i home in Cincinnati on personal business, it was J claimed. The judges ruled that Mountain would not I ■« eHgMe to ride on either traek during the re- i maind r at the season. The storm that eventually centered aroiinil Kyau and Mountain, began, as such things usually do. in the betting ring. Apparently Kyau had been winning money, with the natural -o.-o)lary that the betting ring had been taatag limncy. Immediately it licgau to be whispered about that Ltyan was •doing business"— that be had jockeys en iiis stall', and when the Old Houcsty-I'asa-dciia race came up. and ltyan beat the ring out of a l'ii (,| money on. the victory, easily achieved, by the way. of old Honesty, and Mountain rode a bad-looking race on Pasadena, the horse failing to | er-form anywhere near to his usual racing quality. Mountain's name was at once connected with that of Kyau. Some of the newspapers endeavored to make a sensation out of Ryan and a mark out of Mountain. Through all this unsavory hunch of inconsiderate rumor no official announcement was made that either Ryan of Mountain had been guilty of fraud. None of the hotting people, and none of tlie bookmakers, or bookmaker.-' eat rks. came forward, so far aa careful invest igatiou has becu abb' to reveal, with any single item of proof of wrongdoing on the part of either of the parties involved. And yet to listen to the nightly talk In "the paddock." as i ne lobby of oue of tin- leading hotels has come to i.e tuown. one might imagine that in the particular instance Ryan and Mountain might have been guilty of every crime in MM calendar from patty larceny to manslaughter. The writer has no apology or •mum- to offer for either Ryan or Mountain, if fither of them needs apology or excuse. He is not championing the cause of either. He is merely pomiing out that the entire matter, so far as any e\ai-t facts have developed, has had no other substructure thau that of gossip. | It is had .enough when - enemies of pacing make capital of t lie shortcomings of the sport, but what shall lie ,nd of men — owners, trainers, layers and playcta — who. whenever they lose a bet raise the ery of wolf? These are men who all make their living out of racing. Instead of lending their voices continually to wails of fraud they might better be employed ill counselling patii-nee until tangible evidences of fraud have been forthcoming. In this connection the writer i» reminded of an incident in one of the early conferences leading to the formal ion of the Eastern Jockey Club, at nearly all of which, in a newspaper .-apaeity. he was present. Prominent and iniluential leaders of the eastern turf had tired 'of the rule, or rather lack of rule, of the old Board of Control, and clearly foresaw the menace to racing that aaiatai in the management of the sport as conducted in New Jersey, and par-tieularly the all the year around racing that was carried aa at GuttenlM-rg. They realized that something had to be done to preserve the sport to New York stale. Alter an agreement had been reached among the metropolitan raeataj interests, a meeting was called to be held at the Hoffman House. At this meeting practically all the prominent turfmen in New York were present, with the ex-reptlon of August Belmont. Mantis Daly, who had the previous autumn won the rutin ;t\- with o-den. was in attendance, and while Mr. Daly did n.. I Vi .1 like uii\ing In turf politics in a mailer thai iniirel.\ eoueerned New York state, y.t expressed some pertinen; opinions, sharply criticized wealthy American turfmen wlio raced their f I I I i ; ' i J I i stables abroad, and concluded bis remarks with the statement that "he would rather win a selling race in this country than a Derby in England." This, however. Is by the way. The sense of the 'meeting crystallized when James R. Keene expressed pronounced views as to the running of horses at DO to 1 one day and even money the nest, which was of frequent occurrence at Guttenberg, where some of the heaviest betting ever known , in this country took place. Mr. Keene was carried away by his argttinent. and made some assertions which probably he would not have made in calmer moments. The trend of Mr. Keene's remarks impressed his auditors that racing was in a very bad way. as undoubtedly it was at that time, but more especially bis strictures on the morality of the turf. Colonel \V. *P. Thompson, then president of the lead trust, and only recently identified with racing Ihrouirh his purchase of the famous Brookdale Farm, followed Mr. Keene. Colonel Thompson modestly expressed his uiifamiliarity with the rules and pree.-.lents governing racing and said: "Gentlemen. I am tot well informed to offer an opinion as to the soeailed thieves and burglars of the turf, or as to how to hold them in check. As a business man of many years' experience, however. I have found that you cannot very well conduct business aa a theory of doubt and suspicion. Confidence must be at the bottom of business enterprises, and while ii may be that fraudulent practices exist on the turf. :t would be very disheartening to believe that all the people connected with racing were crooked." The writer cannot recall Colonel Thompson's exact wonK but that was the gist of his remarks, and they made a profound impression. His broad-minded regard for turf interests might well fit present conditions not only in Louisiana, but elsewhere as well. Suspicious circumstances connected with racing ought to meet with prompt and vigorous investigation at the hands of the officials, but if the officials are able men and alive to the necessity for clean turf government, outsiders might well afford lo forego idle talk and unfounded rumor that in many instances lead to miscarriage, of justice and in all cases do racing untold harm. S. 1$. Wcems. Racing Dates for 1908 | RACING DATES FOR 1908. New California Jockey Club, San Francisco, Gal.: November 0 to May 2. (Oakland track, 151 days). Los Angeles Racing Association, Arcadia, Cal. : December 7 to April L (Santa Anita Park, 100 days). THE NEW ORLEANS SEASON embraced in all : 121 days, six'.y-one for the City Park Jockey Club at City Park, and sixty for the Crescent City Jockey Club at the Fair Grounds, the arrangement of remaining dates being as follows: City Park— January 20 to February 1. Fair Grounds— February 3 to February 15. City Park— February 17 to February 2». Fair Grounds — March 2 to March 14, City Park— March 16 to March 28. Fair Grounds— March 30 to April 11. Queens County Jockey Club. New York, N. Y. : April 15 to April 2}S. (Aqueduct, 12 days). Metropolitan Jockey Club. New York, N. Y. : April !".» to May 12. (Jamaica. 12 days). Westchester Racing Association, Ncv York, N. Y. : May 1.; to May M. (Belmont Park, 16 days). Brooklyn Jockey Club, New York, N. Y. : June 1 to June 18. (Gravesend. 1« days). Montreal Jockey Club. Montreal. Quebec: Juue 0 to June Sa. (Blue Bonnets, 13 days). Hamilton Jockey Club. Hamilton. Ont. : June ;» to June 9a\ (Hamilton. 11 days). Coney Island Jockey Club. New York, N. Y. : June H» to July fi. (Kheepshead Bay. 15 days). Biighton Beach Racing Association. New York, N.Y. July 7 to July 1SJ. (Krighton Beach. 2t days). Saratoga Racing Association. Saratoga, N. Y. : July 00 to August 22. (Saratoga, 21 days). Empire City Racing Assocition, New York, N. Y.: ' August 12 to August 28. (Vonkcrs. 13 dnys). Coney Island Jockey Club, New York, N. Y.: I August 29 to September 12. (Sheepshead Bay, 13 | days). Brooklyn Jockey Club. New York, N. Y.: ■ September 11 to Scpti-mber 2G. (Gravesend. 12 I daysl. Brighton Beach Racing Association. New York. N.Y. : September 8 to October 3. (Brighton Beach, u days i . Hamilton Jockey Club, Hamilton. Ont.: ( S.vfuilitr 2! to October 10. tHauiiltou, 11 davsK ' Westchester Racing Association, New York, N. Y. : October .", to October 17. (Belmout Park. 12 days). 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