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Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, March 28, 1908

Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, March 28, 1908 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1908 drf1908032801 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, March 28, 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] I 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. k Dp\rinn(Mm^ Farm f VOL. XIV. yp. 76. CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1908. PRICE 5 CEKTS Day for Selling Platers: New Orleans Racing Given over to Them with Entertaining Results DAY FOR SELLING PLATERS. NEW ORLEANS RACING GIVEN OVER TO THEM WITH ENTERTAINING RESULTS. Momentum Improves Quickly and Defeats Grimaldi and Charlie Eastman — Notter Rides Five Winners Out of Six Mounts — Owners Leaving. New Orleans. La.. March 27. — Today's card, a typical consolation one. served to bring together the poorer graele of horses that have liee-n racing here this winter, and a record number of starters for one day went to the |iost. The sport, despite Ihe big lields which caused much crowding, resulted in close finishes, and as the preferred ones in the speculation proved successful in most instances the talent had the better of their financial argument Willi the layers. Jockey Notter and his employer. C It. Ellison, enjoyed their banner day of the season. The former piloted live winners, and the blonde plunder is reported to ha\e cleared a bis ■■■ l'.v the rider's successes. Notter's lirst success came in the opening race-when l'inion led a good band of youngsters to the linish. Tin- surprise in the race was the suddenly improved showing of Lillian Hay. which was pressing the winner closely at the finish. Wausau. in the second race, was only slightly in less esteem than Risk. Th- pair had it between them almost for the entire trip, with Wausau winning, which was largely due to the listless ride Nicol put Hi) on the favorite. Frontenac was much the best of thos ■ that started in the third race and won as Notter pleased. Ben Strong lasting long enough to save second place from Hen Double. In contrast to his effort on Risk, Nicol gave a masicrlul exhibition on Momentum and led a fairly good band of sprinters to the finish in the fourth. «»rimaldi and Charlie Eastman fought it out for ,^^ second place, which the former finally secured. The ^P showing or II. ('. Kann in the race was disappointing and racing critics at once put him down as a jioor Kentucky Derby possibility. Crenad" had an easy time in winning the fifth Nee from the poorly ridden and much interfered with Gild. King Cole, during the early stages of the race, threatened to take the purs- by running kindly and leading by a good margin, but in the stretch run his old nvgaishness asserted itself and. by boring out and sulking, lie allowed Grenade and OKI to finish in front of him. Topsy Uobinsou gain d a cantering victory in the Pixth race in which Carew was liest. but succumbed on account of a bad ride on the part of J. Lee. Gilpin, under Notter's good riding, proved himself much the superior of Lady Vincent in the last race. Jockey A. Martin has been signed by J J. Mc-CafTerty". acting for .1. A. Wernberg. to ride the horses in his stable during the coming season. Jockey HiHKstis was suspended for ten days by ♦he starter for disobedience at the post in the first race, and W. Mt for six days lor the same offense in the second race. There will l e many departures from here for New York on the steamship which sails tomorrow. The old rumor that big booths and slates w ill lie in operation during the final two weeks of the Fair Grounds was revived today. Immediately after the second race there was a wild stampede in the 'betting ring, which, for a brief space, threatened a riot. It was caused by fisticuffs between two disputants and the fear of gun play. Roth belligerents were piickly hustled out of the gates. The following horses will be offered for sale by miction in the paddock before the racing tomorrow: Bcaaoaharst, Shining Star, Pillow. Miss Ferris. Lady Souffle. (;race Larsen. Staunch and True. Devout. Matross. Lindale and Bird of Prey. As the end of the season approaches there is :i marked falling off in attendance. The crowd was ■ small one today and little interest was shown. Tlie majority of tin- big layers have migrated to Benning. and those that are left are not handling many large commissii.ns. American Horse Wins Grand National AMERICAN HORSE WINS GRAND NATIONAL. Liverpool. England, March 27. — The Grand Na-lional Steeplechase, the greatest cross-country race in the world, worth : .O00 sovereigns and a trophy valued at 12." sovereigns, was run today over the QllM National course of four miles and Sod yards, mid won by Major F. Douglas-Pennant's ten year-old chestnut gelding. Kubio. by Star Ruby — La To- piera. by ten lengths. Mr. William Cooper's six-year old bay mare, Mattie Macgregor. by Kvan Mac gregor — Ju. was second, and Mr. P. Whitaker's h vcn-year-old chestnut gelding. Lawyer III., by Broxton — Solon, was third. The betting on the winner was 60 to 1 against: ■a Mattie Macgregor 2." to 1 against, and on Lawyer III., loo to 7 against. The race was notable for the number of favorites that failed to take all of the difficult jumps marking the course, a circumstance that allowed cm ouisidcr to capture the blue ribbon of ste ■pb-cliasing. The interest or Americans was centered in the performances of Foxhsill P. Keene's two candidates in the foremost steeplechase race Of the world, which were the ten-year-old chestnut mare. Chorus, by Chorister — Helena, by Mortemer. • ml the nine -ye ar old bay gelding. Prophet, by Hor-oscopt — Royal Nun, but neither of thein was a contender. The winner was the first horse bred in the T'nited States to win the race. Kubio was bred »iv James B. Haggin. foremost of American breeders, at his Rancho Del Paso establishment at Sacramento. California, in ISM. Kubio was sired by Star Ruby, which was bred by the Duke of Westminster, and after making two starts in the colors • if his breeder, in the Stockbridge Foal Stakes ami «he Rous Memorial Stakes, in both of which he was unplaced, was then sent to the 1'nited States, where lie became a great racer, winning among many others the Thornton Stakes, at four miles. A full brother to Rubio. Somlircro. was also a good race horse, winning (he California Derby, the Buffalo Derby and oilier races, and is BOW a stallion in Kliiicmlorf Stud. Rubio never raced in America, and made his first start under colors at the November. P.hMi. meeting at Kompton Park, finishing third to Sud-d««i Rise and Denton in a two-mile steeplechase. \i Hurst Park last vear he was second to Canary II. in the three-mile Grange Steeplechase Handicap. He then won the Newbury Stecplccha M and followed it with the Towcestcr Handicap at the ; raft on Hunt meeting. He was third to Anna lure and Asliton in the Nottingham Handicap Steeplechase, and again finished third to Springlmk and Paddy Maher in the Grand Sefton of two miles, neveii furlongs and lit) yards, over the Liverpool course November 7 last. Booger Red Wins in Sensational Finish: Takes the Feature from E. M. Fry by a Head-Lucky Lad Defeats Chimney Sweep B00GER RED WINS IN SENSATIONAL FINISH. Takes the Feature from E. M. Fry by a Head — Lucky Lad Defeats Chimney Sweep. Los Angeles. CM., March 27. — The Santa Anita Racing Association is certainly giving the poorer class of owners a chance to win a race in the closing days of the meeting, for the fields today were unwieldy and the selection of winners very difficult. The feature race of the day was the third, which was taken by Booger Red in a sensational drive from E. M. Fry. the former carrying the latter out in the closing strides. All Alone, which finished third, was backed by the eastern contingent, hut tired near the end when his chances of winning seemed good. The victories of Lucky Lad and Gentle Harry were a good break for tie- layers, many of whom recouped on their losses of the last few days. Most of the owners her ■ who ale going to race in the east this year arc getting ready to ship ami all of th"in will be on their way east by the end of next week. Jaims Donohue, the Chicago bookmaker, who has been here for several months, left for Chicago tonight by way of San Francisco. There were nineteen bookmakers in line. Thoroughbreds Sent to England THOROUGHBREDS SENT TO ENGLAND. Lexington. Ky.. March 27. — Just before leaving here for Atlanta Thursday. Scott Hudson received advice of the arrival in London of thirty-eight thoroughbreds liought by him at New Orleans and ex ported for sale to huntsmen in England and on the Continent. These horses are all at or about sixteen hands and are robust in appearance, though not necessarily sound. The prices paid for them ringed from $M to $308. In ages they range from three to seven years. For further racing purposes in this country they were practically worthless and since the- greatest number are geldings they, of course, have no value as breeding stock. It can be truly said that Mr. Hudson is doing much for the good of the- snort of racing in getting such as the- following uff the turf: Aber Nit. eh. g. 3, by Sanders— Orangeade. Abington. br. g. 4. by Toddington — Abilene. Berv Wadclcdl. b. g. 7. by Aloha— Pink II. C. B. Reid, ch. g, 3. by Allan-a Dale — Pocahontas. « C. M. Lowe. b. g. .".. by Don Orsino— Belle Stout. ('armaria, ch. g. 4. by Griffon — Cecil B. t'aubeen. b. g. . by Ornament — Dearest. Curio, ch. f, 4. by Ornament — Eva R. Fairv Flush, ch. m. 5, by Royal Flush III. — Jolie Fe. Four-in-Hand. ch. g. ." , by Onondaga — Tally Ho. flair Bird. ch. g. 4. by Niinrod — Bird. Cold Duke. ch. g. 4. by Ingoldsby — Rose Lady. Gounod, br. g. ::. by Gallantry — Lady Modreu. H. A. Heutricks. b. g, 3, by Cesarion — Princess Lorraine. Jim Ilutton, b. g. 4, by Captain Sigsbee— Miss Hotter. Judge Wallace, b. g. 4. by Shapfell— May Fonso. Lord Pike. b. g. 4. by His Lordship— Lyror Belle. Louise Whitfield, gr. f, 4, by Tacoma — Helen Far-rell. Major Mack, ch. g. 3, by Kinley Mack — Valueless. Mandate, b. g. 4. by Maddison — Elsie D. Mendocino, b. g. 5. by Altamax — Sonomis. Korea, b. f, 3. by Sointillant II. — Lizzie Kehler. Nosey Bob. b. g. 4. by The Greek or Del Paso II. — Victrix. Paxton. br. g. 4. by Alloway — Manga. Provoke, ch. f. 3. by Lark ford — Flagrant. Rubato, b. g, ( . by The Commoner — Cayenne. Science, b. g, 4. by Scintillant II. — Long Glenn. Sir Navarre, eh. c, 3, by Sir Dixon — Sallie of Navarre. Skimmer, blk. f. 4. by Handsome — Vanadls. Tinker Bell. ch. f. .':. by Farandole — distance. Tom Hosmer, b. g. 7. by Verge d'Or — Miss Doch-art. Twenty Shot. ch. g. 0, by Harbinger — Kalmia. Dade James, br. g. 5, by Ingoldsby — Jessie Lee B. Vinegar Bill. b. g. 4. by St. Dory— Sweet Billie. Webertlelds. ch. g. 0. bv Troubadour — Folly II. Windfall, b. f, 4, by Filigrane— Windgale. Wooldealer. b. g, 5, by Woolsthorpe — Little Scissors. Yahoo, b. g. 3, by Oddfellow — Isaline. Gold Duke. T'ncle James and Weberlields are the only horses among the number that were- winners last year. Bery YVaddell, which was bred by the late R. Bradley at Wilcox Landing in Virginia, is probably the most Bated performer in the collection. He raced many times on the flat and through the field and was a winner of a considerable sum. Sir Navarre is the brother in blood to Sal.idere. and is the colt for which C. R. Ellison paid f*,OO0 as a yearling when the last crop from the late C. F. McMeekin's Oakwood Stud was offered in New-York in September. 1906. Incidentally he is the colt for which Ellison wanted to claim the name Governor Hughes. The Jockey Club, for reasons of its own. advised Mr. Ellison that the name was not obtainable and Sir Navarre was taken as a substitute. lu his work at Memphis in the spring of 1907 Sir Navarre accpiitted himself so creditably that he was heralded as a world-beater, but he Went wrong and Kllison was never able to get him to the post. What a narrow escape for the distinguished chief executive of the State of New York, who is imw exerting his every effort to put the greatest of outdoor sports under the ban. C. B. Reid is another distinguished counterfeit in this collection. He was bred by John Morris at Woodburu Stud and was sold as a yearling to Louis A. Cella for $l'..~ oo. He was named for the tr-.im-r of that good horse The Picket, and made two appearances under the colors of the chief of the St. Louis race-track confederacy — once last year and once this year — but was not in the money in either race. Mr. Hudson «ays lie is in the market for as many more of the kind as he can buy. and he will go to New Orleans next week to remain until the close of the season thin- cm April 11. in the hope that he will be able to pick up another carload or two. "There are plenty of horses at New Orleans that come up to my reipiirements for exportation." said he. "but they are hard to buy. One might think that owners would be glad to get rid of such horses at any price, but not so. They have an undelinablc attachment for them, and I have had sonic- men actually cry when they were selling their horses to me. and in more than one instance I have let them have the horses back." Hughes Has Two Promising Colts HUGHES HAS TWO PROMISING COLTS. Lexington. Ky.. March 27. — Charley Hill and White I'ace arc- the names of the first two year-olds to work a half -mile over the local track. Tin y are both chestnut in color and stable mates in the string of S. K. Hughes, who bred them. Charlcv Hill is by Ingoldsby— Orlie and White Face is by Maddison — Ethel Simpson. This morning Charley Hill work' d a half in r,0 and White- I'.-e-e in 49ij seconds on a fast track, but not at its best. The veteran breeder was all smile* after the colts had cooled out and acted as if he did not care how many youngsters of the Marse Abe kind come here for rating in April. Form of New Orleans Two-Year-Olds: Instructive Analysis of the Merits of the Youngsters Raced over Southern Tracks FORM OF NEW ORLEANS TWO-YEAR-OLDS. Instructive Analysis of the Merits of the Youngsters Raced Over Southern Tracks. New Orleans. La.. March 2C— Now that the local racing season is Hearing an end, it is possible to indicate with a good deal of accuracy the quality of the two-year-olds that have lieen developed here this winter. No really first-class ones have be.-n brought out. but the showing has been a surprisingly good one. as more youngsters of the better class have gon to the post than in any other season. L. A. (Vila's stable has far outclassed all others both in the huhiIht and the- caliber of its juvenile- material. Mr. Cella has started ten two-year-olds. Of the sc eight have been returned winners. The following of his youngsters earned brackets as stated: Marse Abe. S races, including the- Carnival Stak.s; Sea Swell. .". including the Premier Stakes; Ladv I.e-ota, 1: Fore. 1: Irrigator, 1; She Wolf, 1; Ario-.iette. 2. and Inela. 1. This is a most remarkable showing and one that was Deter before cvem approached here. The suc-coss of the Cella two-year-olds is responsible for the- fact that the Si. Louis turfman now h.-aels the list of winning owners with something like $2:1,000 to his credit. Marse Abe and Sea Swell are; not only the best of the Cella lot that have started, but much the be-st of all the other juveniles that have Billed colors on the local tracks this winter. The stable people- say Sea Swell is the be-tter of the pair, but th • writer would prefer to take a chance on Marse Abe. both on bree-ding and e-onformalion. as well on game-ness. weight-carrying ability anil winning quality. Besides his eight wins, he only started on.- other time wh.-n he finished second to Sea Swell in the Premie-r Stakes. This is a most notable record for any two-year-old so early in the seas. 'ii. Mars • Abe is of me-elium size, but he is a stout, well proportioned, smooth actioned. wiry type, one- that, if he- trains on. will make a very valuable bone, for betting purposes at any rate. Mr. Cella has some t n other two-year-olds, none if which has been started here. Supposedly these are letter than the ones that have been sent to the post. If so. the stable will go cast with a powerful aggregation erf juv. nile- mat rial. Edward Corrigan baa a big band of two-year-olds, most of which are at Lexington, and it is more than likely that he will show two or three clinkers at th;-Lexington. Louisville and Latonia meetings. Only the "s. conds" of his lot were brought down here and these have, with one or two exceptions, been backward in their training. Not much can be said of those which have started outside of the winners, as they have nearly all been tried repeatedly and found wanting. Some of them, of e-ourse, will develop winning form later on. R. Tucker's Maritza and J. I. Sockwell's Brougham have been disappointments. Both we-re highly tried and much was ex-I eet'd of them. Brougham is a more than ordinarily good looking colt, has shown improvement and will likely continue to do so. Tom Holland has always t een hammering in and around the money, but has not been able to win. He is a sizable, well built colt, and may do hotter things yet. Mrs. Sewall is a likely looking filly, but of the same ilk as Tom Holland. Guy Fishe-r. one of Schreibi-r's lot. still a maiden, is a big. growthy. powerful e-olt that will jump out and earn brackets one of these days. Of all the non winners Poe-otaligo has impressed the writer as the most likely sort. He is a big colt, well put together, but a slow b ginner. He has lost one or twe races that he should have won. and will un-doubte-elly lie heard from later in the season. A complete list of the two-year-old winners to and including March 17. is given below, with comments on their breeding, conformation and merit as racing propositions: January 1 — Irfaneh — J. Whitlaw's bay filly, by Mesmerist — La Cheviot. Beat e rdinary lot of green one-s. Fair filly, with some size and substance to her. January 2 — Shone — Burlew & O'Neill's chestnut gelding, by Shapfell — Onega. Beat another lot of green ones in a elrive. I'ndersized and not much. January 4 — Anne Mctiee. bay filly, by Marta Santa — California. Led all the way and won in a drive from Holy Mass (l'inion). Roseburg II. . Cunning, Brougham and others finished behind her. This is a small but very compact aud well-built tilly, with gexid depth through the shoulder. She ought to win up the line in ordinary company, but' does not fancy any kind of heavy going. Wants a fast track. January 7 — Alice — J. Capo's chestnut filly, by Fatherless — Eostre. Beat Cunning in a drive by a head on heavy track. Arionette and Pinion best that finished behind her. Cunning would have won this race but for a weak finish. Only ordinary sort of filly. January 0 — Marse Abe — L. A. Cella's chestnut colt, by Yankee — Halo. Running green, won in a drive with Hammock Boy. Best colt shown here this winter. Is of tmdium size, but compact, and for what there is to him a race horse all over. Can carry weight and run in any kind of going. This is as useful a colt as was ever developed here and erne that should win in any ordinary conipany on the eastern tracks at the early me-etings. In fae-t, seasoned as he is. he ought to be a factor in any of his early starts in the east. January 11 — Marse Abe — Beat Irfaneh by a head in a drive in big field on heavy track. J. Lee rode and could have finished further off. January 13— Arionette — L. A. Cella's bay filly, by Cesariem — Fonsolette. Won easily from l'inion. Cunning and others. This is a filly of considerable substance and cpiality, one of the best that have raced here January 14 — Sea Swell — L. A. Cella's chestnut colt, by Cesarion — Nydia. Beat big field of oulinary ones easily. This is a well-built colt of considerable size and substance, ami, next to Marse Abe, the- best of the local lot. January ]( — Lady Leota — L. A. Cella's chestnut filly, by" Voter — Dovecote. Beat a big field in a elrive This is a very fast filly, but of small size and light barrelled. I'nder feather weight she might win in fair e-ompany. January Is — Marse- Abe — Beat Anne McOee and big field in a elrive. but again could have won by a i-omfe rtable margin had Lee so desired. January 20 — Elizabeth Harwnod — E. Ce rrigan's bay filly." by Marta Santa — Proclaim. Beat Helen Kidder and others in a drive. This is a filly of some size- and substance, good shoulder depth and well quartered. She is game, and is one of the two or three liest fillies of the winter. She is one-that should go on and improve into winning form up the line. January 21 — Injury — J. W. Fuller's bay gelding, by Marehmont II. — Sweet Danger. Beat Moderate led in hard elrive. Not much. January 22 —Cunning — A. H. & D. H. Morris' bay filly, by Chilton — Pre-stidigitatrice. Won driving from Nasturtia anil others. This is a filly of good substance and above the- average of those shown here. Especially good in heavy going January 23 — Tony W. —A. Weber's e-hestnut colt, by Marehmont II. — Sweet Danger. Beat moderate banel in a drive. This is a e-edt of good size, well put up. and one that has been e-emstantly improving. He is best in the niml. (Continued on sixth page.) . ' ■ I r . . ( • . . ' . , . • ' F a • . t • • • . •. i ' t '• '• ;. i. r I _ " '• 1. :. , ,' '• 5. ) '• '• , '• 5. it t. 5 5- !• '• 6. FORM OF NEW ORLEANS TWO-YEAR-OLDS. (Continued from first page.) January 23 — Brougham — Burlew & O'Neill's bay gelding, by Blues — Barouche. With best of weights, ( won by six lengths from Hammock Boy, with S'er-vicenco third. A well built, good-looking colt. Well 1 bred and should improve. i January 25 — Anne McGee — Carried 112 pounds, ' conceded weight to most of her competitors and i beat fair band easily. January 27 — Nasturtia — W. F. Mathews' bay iiliy. by Nasturtium— La Gascogne. Beat fair baud easily. Sizable, good filly, and one of the best t seen here. Looks like improving and might have I winning chances aj early eastern meetings. January 2.S— Fete — Mrs. R. W. Walden's gray | filly, by Faraday — Festa. Beat a poor lot of maidens easily. Does not call for much. i January 29— Fore — L. A. Cella's chestnut filly, by Cesarion — In Front. Carrying 110 pounds, weal National Stakes in a drive from stable companion; ; Sea Swell, Elizabeth Harwood, Anne McGee, Brougham, Cunning and Gloriole finishing behind : her. This is an evenly built, very shapely lilly. Ap- i peared to have trained off somewhat later, but is one that can win in pretty fair company. January 30 — Pinion — F. W. Seeley & Co.'s bay-filly, by Buck Massie— Holy Bird. B -at fair band iu canter. This is a very fast filly, but too small i to be of much value in racing unless under light imposts. She is a useful sort at that. January 31 — Hammock Boy — ('. T. Brownfield's chestnut colt, by Hammock — Sister Adeline. Beat fair band, winning from Craftsman by a nose. This is a colt of size, range and substance; one of the three or four best shown here. He is giiod in any kind «r going and is one that will win later on in moderate company. February 1 — Sea Swell — Beat good opponents easily on heavy track. February I — Lillian Ray— B. Schreiber's bay filly, t by Balgowan — Yantic. Beat fair opposition in drive by a head from Exotic. Only moderate fillv. February 4— Prosper — E. W. Heffner's brown colt. by Plaudit — Penury. Won in canter from fair lot. Tli is is a good colt, well built, and one that should be worth remembering. Should run well in heavy going as all the Plaudits perform welt in the mini. February Ti — Sea Swell — Carri.-d IP* itouffils and ' won Premier Stakes easily from stable companion, Marse Abe. beating Intervene, Brougham and oth-rs. February ti — Hummock Boy — Won eiisjly from Lady Leota, Anne McGee and others on a heavy traek. February 7 — Galta — T. D. Martin's brown colt, by Maceo— Miriam Claire. Won in a drive from poor opponents. Only fair sort. February 7 — Roseburg II. — H. McCarren, Jr.'s chestnut colt, by Hapsburg — Florida Rose. Won from Servicence in a drive; Exotic third. A lengthy, ev.nly built colt and of excellent action. One of the best shown here and good in any kind of goiag. February S — Marse Abe — Beat Cunning, Pocotali:,'o. Injury and others. Carried IIS pounds and gave weight to all his competitors. February 10 — Craftsman — T. C. McDowell's bay i gdding. by Batten — Eye Sweet. Beat good ones handily. This is a useful, well-bred colt, one likely to improve. February 11— Inela — L. A. Cella's bay filly, by ! Toddington — Alieua. Beat fair band in a drive by a head from Kitty Fisher. Track heavy. Only fair, but good in mud. as all Toddingtons are. February 12 — Marse Abe — Carried IIS pounds; conceded weight and lieat good ones, including Tony W.. I'ocotaligo and Uoseburg II. Won easily. February 13 — Irrigator — L. A. Cella's chestnut colt, by Nasturtium — Fertile. Beat fair opponents very easily. This was supposed to be the best of the youngsters Cella has shown here. He is a big, growthy colt, well bred on both sides and if he stands training, will undoubtedly improve with rac-. ing. February 14^ — Exotic — J. C. Graves & Co.'s bay filly, by Flanilieau — Tamarack. B. at a fair band easily i n heavy track, winning by three lengths from Miss Hapsburg. This is a well put up filly and good in the niud. February IS — Marse Abe — 121 pounds: won on heavy track easily. Hammock Bey being second and Roseburg II. . third. Conceded lumps of weight. February 17 — Hardayana — H. Oots ft Co.'s brown filly, by Cactus II. — Verona. Beat good opponents very easily. Serenade, second and Alamia. third. This filly eaught the writer's eye as being an ex- ceptionally well built one. She has size, is a well bred one and pretty nearly as good as any other lilly shown here. February IS — Warden — Chinn & Forsythe's brown gelding, by oddfellow — Leonatus mare No. 2. Beat good ones, winning in a drive by a nose from I'oco- taligo. This is a colt of some size and substance; a fair sort. 19 II. Beat Hammock February — Roseburg — Boy. Nasturtia. etc.. easily. February 20— She Wolf— L. A. Cella's bay filly, by C.sarlon — Harpy. P.eat good band of fillies, winning in a drive by a neck from Miss Hapsburg. This tilly was highly, tried and, although on the small side, will improve. February 21 — Servicence — B. Schreiber's chestnut colt, by Scrvici — Innocence. Beat a fair band easily. This is a well put up colt, a useful one and the best of those that Schreiber has started here. February 22 — Roseburg II. — Carried 117 pounds and won in a drive by a neck from Nasturtia. Brougham and Hammrtck Boy. 22 Miss B. Schreiber's February — Highland — bay filly, by Sain — Highland. Call led 110 pounds and won Martha Washington Stakes, beating Anne McGee three lengths, After All. third. A well built, g.xid filly. February 24^ — Dispute — S. T. Hopkins' gray colt, by Faraday — Inconstancy. Beat ordinary ones iu a drive. 1'ndereiz d and not much. February 25 — Brougham — J. I. Sockwell's bay gelding, by Blues - Barouele . With weight in his (aver, lieat good ones easily. Roseburg II.. 120 pounds, was second to him. This youngster lias been a disappointment. On his work early in the season much was expected Of him. Be is well bred on both shies, is a well built one with geod should, r depth, good barrel and tpiartors. II • has been improving and may yet prove to be a youngster of more than ordinary Ojaallty. February 2 — Serenatk — T. C. McDowell's chest- nut filly." by Handsel — The Charm, r. Beat fair band easily. Sister Ollie, second, and Alamia. third. This is an undersized, narrow-barrelled lilly and can only be considered a fair type. February 27 — Elizabeth Harwood — Won by a head from Tony W.. Arionette. Pinion. Nasturiia sad tour others finishing behind her. She ran a good lace on this occasion, as she got away badly and was inlerfered with. February 2K— The Slicker— L. T. Lee & Sons' bay gelding, by The Sharper— Isabella U. Beat fail-ones in a drive. Is only moderate type of youngster. February 2! — Sea Swell — 123 pounds: beat g' o,l nes. winning in a drive from Anne Mcflte. 11 ». Pinion. Brougham. Roseburg II. and three ethers, March 2— McNallv- II. Oots ft Co.'s brown colt. by Albert— Mrs. McNallv. Beat good opponents easily ami looks like a colt above the average, lias size, is stoekily built and bred to go well in the mud. Match 3— Arionette— Beat a good band easily, winning by four lengths from Tony W.. Serenade. third. March 4— Miss Hapsburg— II. McCarren. Jr.'s ehestntit filly, by Hapsburg- Miss Boa. Beat a fail-band, winning in a drive bv a half length from Gloriole. May Lee. third. This is a useful filly. March ," -Marse Alx — 124 pounds: made big weight concessions and won handily by a length from Brougham. Little Mose. third. March I — Injury — Beat a big band of fair ones easily. The Slieker. second and Exotic, third. March 7-Sea Swell -122 pounds: beat BHwhtth Harwood. lift iu a drive. I'ocotaligo, third. March 7- -Marse Abe US | ouiids, won Carnival Slakes, beating Brougham. 110. Irrigator, third. Miss Highland and two others; a good, game race. ( 1 i ' i t I | i ; : i i March 9— After All— J. Casey's bay filly, by Indio — Nadavis. Beat poor lot of maidens in a drive. Not much. March 10 — Tony W. — Beat a big band driving. Tom Holland, second and Pinion, third. March 11 — Anne McGee — Beat Arionette in a drive, Alice, third. March 12 — Intervene— IL B. Duryea's bay gelding, by Hamburg — Intervention. B. at a big baud, winning in a drive from Simcoe, I'ocotaligo. third. This was a good race, as Intervene met with much interference. This is a very fair youngster and worth remembering. March MK-Little Mose — C. T. Glark's chestnut colt, by St. Maxim — F,va Fay. Beat a big band, winning in a drive by a neck from Columbus. Only fair. March It — Intervene — Beat Arionette. Nigger Baby. Brougham. Roseburg II. and other fair on.s, winning in a drive by a length. This was another good race, as Intervene got off poorly and had to work his way through and around his opponents. March M — Elizabeth Harwood — Beat Tony W., Silverton. Intervene and others, easily. March 17— Gloriole — J. H. McCormick's chestnut filly, by Hastings — Glory. Beat a big bund of ordinary ones easily. This is probably the best bred fillv "here, but so far has been a disappointment. She is a well built filly and may improve later on. March IS — Klizabeth Harwood — 115 |« unds; won Louisiana Stakes in a drive by a length tress her stable companion, Anne McGee, Brougham, third, Inez Sister. Fore and Snap finishing behind her. This was an unusually good, game race and about places Bttaaheth Harwood at the top of the list of tillies that have rae d here this winter. S. B. Weems. "Cricket" Kelly Disabled: Little Rider Has His Foot Crushed in the Last Race at Oakland "CRICKET" KELLY DISABLED. LITTLE RIDER HAS HIS FOOT CRUSHED IN THE LAST RACE AT OAKLAND. Walter Miller in the First Race and Gypsy King in the Last Race the Only Winning Favorites — Downpatrick Scores for Ryan. Oakland. Cal., March 27.— "Cricket" Kelly, the hero of Thursday's sensational bareback exploit on Wing Ting, was the victim of rough riding while piloting Cruzados in the last race- at Oakland today and put out of commssion entirely with a crushed foot. According to the- report of patrol judge- Freel Mulholland. "Midget" Walsh, on Gypsy King, the favorite and ultimate winner, ran amuck and when passing St. Elmwood on the backstretch. the little dareele-vil jockey crowdeel the latter and forced Cruzados against the fence-, disabling the aged sprinter's joe-key and causing him to pull his mount up Sharp ly to avoid going eiver the fence into the infield. From the grandstand it app. ared as if Walter Miller, on St. Klmwoexl. was at fault. As a matter of fact. Miller would have landed the Spreck-els horse in the- first thre-e at the finish but for the bitter's evident tendency to bore into the rail all through the race. The racing was marked by about the wewst starting that has been seen here in a long time. Wap, in the third race, and J. R. Laughre-y in the fifth, were two favorites left at the post that might have won with good starts. I'eir a card that lacked stake features, tcxlay's offering was exe-ellent and produced racing which e-otild not be excelled. The opening and closing rac.-s wore captured by favorites in the lietting, Walter Miller and Gypsy King. The intervening four races we-nt to outsielers. There is only one conclusion possible- in the case of Downpatrlck's sudden awake-ning in th ■ fourth race today and that is that T. II. Ryan's lmrse was not at his' best in his two previous races. W. W. Finn claimed St. Avon out of the third rae.- for $1.32r . Al Monrissey. president of the Metropolitan Turf Benevolent Association, will leave for New York next Sunday, going via Los Angeles, where he will stop over for one day only. Dr. Lee Falls When Far in the Lead: Successful Long Shots Add Spice to the Racing at Washington DR. LEE FALLS WHEN FAR IN THE LEAD. Successful Long Shots Add Spice to the Racing at Washington. Washington. D. C. March 27. — Real fine, summer-like weather prevailed toelay. and all who eouid be were at the track to take advantage of the outdoor sport. The crowd was thoroughly representative of the liest race-going citizenship of Washington, and with as fine we-ather tomorrow the grandstand and ehshhsase will be taxed to their full capacity to accommodate the crowd which will come out to the track. A capital card is programmed for decision tomorrow, including the Nursery Stakes, the Spring Handicap Steeplechase and the Potomac Purse Race, besides three dashes over the Columbia course. The racing today furnished several close finishes and two distinct surprises, the successes of Park Row and Richmond Duke, which defeated the favorites in their respective races, with long odds quote-d against their chances. The defeat of Dr. Lee in the first race started the talent off badly on the dav, and also was disastrous for jockeys T. Burns, W. Walsh and J. J. Walsh, who had miraculous escapes from death when their mounts. Dr. Lee, Comedienne and Kemp-ton, fell in a cloud of dust at the head of the stretch. It was caused by Dr. Lee. which was leading by many lengths at the time, crossing his legs and falling, the others going over him. Neither riders nor horses were hurt. Firebrand was not caught in the mishap and coming on won easily. John E. Madden saddled his second winner i f the meeting in Court Lady, which won the maiden race for twoyear-old fillies. Goes Fast scored again in the third race by out-gaming Woodlane in a rousing finish. The latter led to the stretch, where she tired and probablv was ne t fit for a bruising race, as she is a sour-tenipered filly, and refuses to work by herself and is likely to continue to be an unreliable proposition during the rest of the meeting. Call Boy, running for the first time in the colors of his ne-w owner. G. W. Langdon. was an even-money favorite to win the fourth race. He was no match feir Richmond Duke, the winner, but wonld have finished closer up' but for swerving in the stretch. Samuel II. Harris was the second heavilv backed favorite to finish second when Park Row "outbroke and outpaced his opi onents in the fifth race to win in a canter after losing several lengths on the stretch turn. C W. Langdon was not sufficiently disheartened with the defeat of Call Boy to permit his see-ond starter. Animus, to go to the post except at less than even money. Langdon was not alone in backing his horse, as all the sharpshoote-rs considered Animus the- e ne to bring order out of chaos. They we-re dlssppoioted, as Animus was unable to even keep within striking distance of the leaders and was tiring badly at the end. The finish between Campaigner and Killiecrankie was so close that many thought that Killiecrankie had won the rae-e-. Eighty layers of odds were in treat of the grin. Island toelay and a greate-r numlier will probably be on hand tomorrow afternoon to care for the wants e f the holiday crowd. Mutuel Machines Ready at Louisville MTJTUEL MACHINES READY AT LOUISVILLE. Louisville. Ky., March 27. — The eleven Pari-mutuel machines which will be used during the Churchill Downs meeting have- arrived from Now "iork and are in iierfect working oreler. having been thoroughly tested before ln-ing ship| ed. General manager Winn. Preside-nt Charle-s F. Grainger and .Bulge- C. F. Pric-.-, after spending a day at the track, have selected the positions for the machines. Two men will be in charge of each machine anil four cashiers will be employed. Seve-n machines will 1m- devoted to straight betting, two for sec-emd place and the- other two for those who wish to S|ieculate on their choice- finishing third. It is e-stimate-d that 300 tickets will lie sold by each machine. Ceinibination aue-tion pools will commence at 10 o'clock every rae-e day. The gentle-nun's cup rae-e. which is one of the annual fixture-s at Churchill Downs, will carrv with it this spring the handsomest cup ever awanled by the officials. J. T. Combs, who is training his horses at Dong-las Park, has two of the fastest two-year-olds at the track. Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY. Daily Racing Form Publishing Co. Publishers of THE AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION CALENDAR Official organ of THB AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION. A Daily Reflection of the American Turf by ^ Telegraph. Editor and Proprietor. P. H. Brnnell. Associate Editor, Clinton C. Riley. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Brunell. 124 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. Entered as second-class matter April 2, 1898, at the post-office at Chicago, Illinois, under the Act •f March 3, 1879. COPYRIGHTED. Entered according to Act of Congress, In the year 1908, by Frank H. Brunell, In the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C, U. S. A. SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS. TERMS. Per Month $ 1.B0 Half Year 9.00 One Year 17.00 The aliove rates are for single copies as sealed letters — first-class mail. Daily Racing Form Publishing Co. prefers to send «ingle copies as lirst-class mall In all cases. Local subscriptions — outside the down-town district — will be declined at other than first class mall matter rates. Subscriptions must be paid in advance. To be considered and answered, all queries to Daily Racing Form must be sent over the full name and with address of writer. The names and addresses are subject to a local and foreign directory test. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS, MARCH 28. 1008. Telegraphic Form TELEGRAPHIC FORM. The horses which seein best in Saturday's races are: City Park New ftflf — . La.. March 27. 1- Intervene. Brougham. Transform. 2 P. II -t!i. (at. Webb eater. McAllister. 3— -Robin Hood, faiaaj K.. Orlandot. 4 — Teniae ... Bead Link, (lid Honesty. 6 -CMloqay, pi.-igg. Hyperion II. 0 — Roxanc. Plant land. Lady Esther. 7 — Jack Witt, Monsignor, Belle Scott. J. L. Deiupscy. Santa Anita Park Los Angeles. Cal., March 27. 1 Jane Swift. Barbette, A iniline. 2 — Eonite. Lady Powell. Florence Birch. 3 — fjsstrker, PrsssaiJ Lad. Lois Cavanagh. -1— Colonel Rob. Botanist. Hidden Hand. 5 — Merling... Comity Clerk. Silverskiu. - -Anipcdo. Teacross. Vesine. 7 — Friar of Elgin, Siiolin. Giovanni Balerio. E. F. O'Malley. Oakland Oakland. Cal.. March 27. J Belle of lro-ptois. Lord Nelson. Nagazam. 2— Ralph Young. Miss May Bowdish, Follie L. .-! -Miss OOhcJoaa, Momma. Kruka. 4— Lee Rose. R.ise Queen. Del Ciuzador. B— Wing Ting. Miss Rillio. T..nie. 0 — Pajaroita, GcassaeU, Jolinnv Lvons. H. Forsland. Benning Washington. D. C., March 27. I Oie.no. Peter Kniglit. Lally. 2 — Orai-iiliini, Sherring. Right and True. 3 Madden entry. Kwai. PalSx-k. I Coii entry, Bases II.. Taaaa Clirisiy. 5 P.elhvellier. Jubilee. Winning Star. 0 — Queen Lead, Billy 15. Van, Grace Cameron. A. B. Smith. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. The Butte Jockey Club is arranging to distribute $1,900 a day among the owners who will race their horses at Rutte tliis summer. John Pnnglc l:as purchased tlie steeplechaser Judge While from William Garth for $000 and will rnc-e liini on tlie Canadian eireuit. i.\ Ucaanaaoa, who bought BeBe Scott from J. C. Milam the oth r day for $1,000. will race her on the Northwest Canada circuit next summer. Willie Shaw, who is at present Tiding at Penning, baa received an otter of $15,000 to ride in Germany for Baroa Oppeaheiat, eae of the leading bankers and liitTinoii of that onipir- . Shaw received that amount from Weinberg Brothers last year, but lias signed Ibis year in this country for tlie Farreil-Sullivau Johnson confederacy. Whether Christopher Sullivan will release him is doubtful and Shaw is undecided whether he would accept the foreign offer if free to do so. Oakland Form Chart OAKLAND FORM CHART. (OAKLAND.) FRIDAY. MARCH 27, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. one hundred and twentieth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 151 days. (31 bixiks on.) Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. in. (Chicago time 3:40 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. FIRST RACE— 7-8 Mile. (73730-1 :25g— 4— 109.) $400 added. 3-ycar-olds. Special 7QQPkA O U*JU Weights. Net value to winner $385. Ind Horses _ _ A Wt PP St «A jj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 730M WALTKU MILLER •/ 112 It I 24 23 8*| 2| 14 W Miller T H Williams 6-513-1013-103-5 1 -3 73848 SANPIPER w 113 7 4 Ink 1=1 Pi P 2£ Lycurgus Live Oak S'ble 10 25 ■ 10 5 73*92 ORCHOTA ST Ml 1 1 S3 51 44 0* ■ J Hayes Oakland Stable 30 50 50 12 I 73770 PATRIOTIC w 107 2 2 43 4= d 4** 4*1 W Fischer J B Dunn 3 41 4 7-5 7-10 73788 COLBERT ws 109 G 5 «?. 7l 0 ?. G"t 511 McClain W M Cainc 15 lfi 15 5 11-5 737R Ai.i'ir.i adizs w 112 s 7 ::"k *** ""*- ■".' fi3 J Mcla're WUaoa ft Syafy 10 12 12 5 21 73788 SOLDANO w V0 M I 911. 6l 70^71 71 Butwell J A Pennet 40 75 75 25 12 73M8*EXPB "I'A.NT w 107 II 11 11 11 •' I ' B* Bandy H Mack C 10 10 4 S-5 7:;7Vn lM'STI.BU wn HO •" :: B*l it W V)'- Out Pen'gast fioldenGateS'ble 30 GO 50 20 12 73806 P.ALNADH w 112 4 10 7"*- sj M H1 104 A Walsh H C Abl. rs 10 10 8 3 S-5 73808 TBMBLO w 109 12 12 12 10 11 11 ll2 Fairehild Green & Parlow 15 50 50 20 10 7;;7J2 SAX OLMO W 112 3 ■ M**U 12 12 12 Ktngb SobreVistaStablo 30 40 25 10 5 Time. 21. 49. 1:15.5, 1:28*. Willie r — Br. e. bv Watercress— Lillet te (trained by II. E. R'.well). Went to ]M,st at 1:45. At post 1 minute. Start good. Waa easily: second and third driving. Walter Miller "piicUv " established himself in nearest i.ursuit of Sanpiper and drew out and made good decisively at the sad. Baapsaer smade the running for over six furlongs before he succumbed and was a game Mi-ond. Orchot.t. Batfooted at the start and shuttled back, closed a big gap in the last half. Patriotic had a r^ugli jonnuy under poor riding. Colbert ran well up throughout. Alcibiades failed to stay. Ex-pectaat, away badly, trailed hopelessly in the rear. Qverwi i.lils -Rustl'-r. 1 p«.und. nOOKD BACK— S 1-2 Furlong*. (73345— 40;— 2— 102.) Purse $400. 2 year olds. 7QQpr-| Ot/O JL Selling^ Net rahat to wlaaer 0320. Ind~ J Horses ~~A~WtPPSt U, \i " ^ Str_Fin^ Jockeys Owners O H C P S 7X717-1 1' !E \\'"or£EX WM1 G I 5'J 3« 1" W Kelly J D Millin 8 8 7 2* 13-10 lOOSSET v, b'l 1 1 1» 24 24 A Walsh W K Applegate 13-53 11-54-5 1-2 730K»*COPPrT w 305 'J G I1 1"^ 34 J Hayes Oakland Stable 3 31 31 G-5 3 5 7.;.v,t i" \1.s1: mx w M6 2 :: 8*1 0* ** J Mcla're J Diakeasaiel 10 1G 12 5 *J f7r775)CHITTERLINGS w 10". 8 7 0* (at S* Scoville Keene Bros 4 I I 21 G-5 MME KG PAVO w 10* 10 8 4- t^ tj W Miller T H Williams 5 IB 15 G 3 i.i' 1; i'ui LINO w 107 7 2 PI 71 71 W FlecherB Bchreiber 12 20 16 G 3 7." 71 L1XOLA w 97 3 ■ sJ R -: s4 UptOB C W Carroll 40 4 ) 40 15 I Vo.'.Ol l.\ K \ H.I.K w 105 4 * '.*- '.'- I* Sandy H Mack 20 50 30 12 G pdl.i; y \UL w 100 5 10 M 1" 10 BaxtOB Molera&Josephs 50 100 100 30 15 Tim . S\\. 41». Winner -P.. f. bv Cunard Pcrtha (trained |,v .1. D. MilliiO. Went bs aaal at 2:00. At post 3 niinutes. Start fair. Won driving: second and third the same. Uoeaa Qaees brake in the rear, but closed sa laaaacaaa caa sad got sp in a wbirtwind stretch rush. c t. rraai s Hying baahle start, set the paee f«-t ta the hist stride before succumbing. Coppit, away I iv. drew ..ill quickly into strenuous and close, but unavailtog, pursuit of the pai-cuiaker and piit Anally. False Nun, well" nji early railed to stay. C'litterlings. away poorly, closed a gap. Fl Pavo was rruwded oat at the start. AMee Collins was shuttled to the rear early. The winner was cutcied for $S00; no bid. Scratch. . I 73VI9-OC. an Maid, P 7: 7: 71 Tafcl ma P.cllc. ! S. o\eiwcj_] .' - Ali.e c..iiiii^. 2 paaada. Q(l pT O TI!IRI BAGS 3-4 Mile. (72017—1:11 J— 3 -103.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling. 0oO_^ Net " value to aiaaer 0320. Ind Horses _ AWtPPM '/, 'h *4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners^ °._H_^_I1_S a2777)HElATHERSC TT w 105 1 1 ]J 1*| 14 14 J Hayes Oakland Stable 10 12 S 4 S-5 •4 -■• ST AVON wi!ll2 5 1 3'- 3"! 2 .' 23 Sandy O Wine hell 4 G 6 21 1 73801 DARKIXGTON a Ml It I 4} i'i 0* t«* BntweD WP Maerrane 3 4 4 8-5 7-10 73873 iD-EXA w Ml I i rj "'. 44 44 Boston W Darker I 5 1S-56-5 3-5 (73806)WA1 WB 101 7 9 P .'- .V .". W Kelly J Lowe ■ I 3 1 1-2 73WW OLD SPTTLER W M I I 7' G; G4 G10 A Harris W Walker 12 20 20 10 4 733'* SIR 'NOUS '■'•■ I 0 S4 74 7* 7- Pobaaka W W L'inn M 100 100 40 20 7380C BOOGS tf Ml I 7 ! ■* S- 8= Seville Ke.-ne Pros 15 40 40 12 o 73S06 CITBRNAVACA WO Ml I I 14 f I" S" J MelntyreT B Keating 12 M 15 I 9 BALMORAL w 104 IM 10 M 10 1 j Mentry TH Ryan M 100 100 50 25 Tim.-. ::ij. ik. i:i8f. Winner--B. g. by Bavdstoa — Lnvena C. (trained by o. A. Pianehl). Went to iK.st at 2:34. At p'.st 1 min Itft Start bad. Won easily: second and third the same. Ile.itlter Scott beat the l.Hiriei and. settiiiL; ti • p.o .• f:ist. won all the w:iy. St. Avon, from a striding Mart, ran iu Close uud gaiae, but uuuvailuiK, puibuit of the winner throughout. Daiciuglou, luckily aud t forwardly placed from the start, made his usual game finish. Adena. after nearest attendance on the winner for five furlongs, tired. Wisp, nearly left, closed an immense gap. The others were beaten off. The winner was entered for M00; no bid. Scratched -68011 Robert Myer, 99; 73S0.S-Hnmero, 105. o\erweights — Sir Angus. :; pounds: Balmoral. 1. — ■ FOIRTH RACK— 1 1-16 Miles. 09580--1:45— t • ).) 1'urse $500. 3 year olds and TQOPTQ Ol/OO upward. Allowances. Net vnjue to winner $400. Ind Horses^ AWtPPSMJ % % StTFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S_ 73903 DOWNPATRICK w G 107 3 1 2'^ ::'■ l»k p.'. i- . Mentry T H Ryan 10 10 lo t 2 73878 J. C. CLFM w 5 mo 7 4 5n" 5=?. 4*| 3* *4 W Miller W St Vincent I -5 1 13 SS-513 20 73B28 OCBAN SHORE w 4 Ml I I 1- I* 21 2'1 34 Buxton BBtott te Moiiaa 7 S 8 3^ I ", 7SS7« LOOISTILLA wsu G 108 I 2 S11. S3 T- T5 44 Dearborn II W Baag U 1". 10 4 2 730*0*000*0 wit 4 1"2 I S 31 4l 31 5* 5' J Hayes W M Marks 4 I B II M 73851'SIBARI w 1 KO 4 9 7"k 7' G4 H 14 Poai MyerUfcEaddoek 10 13 13 E 21 73926*STANDOVRR wit I 104 1 I 44 21 51 4l I* Buiwell 0 Tares M l". 15 I 31 7I93I CAYKNNK CORA I S7 I 5 9 9 I S2 S5 A Walsh J T McOuire 100 UK) MO SO 25 (73329) VOX POPL'LI w 1 Ml I 7 Gr 6"k S3 9 9 Scoville T S Childs 4 4 ■. 0-S 4 E Time. 23:. 4H. 1:M|, 1 :39 :. 1:15^. Winner — B. h. bv Maxio — CUcqaot (trained bv T. II. Ryan). Went to post at 2:57. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Down-patrick, sliowing sudden improveinent. w;:s forwardly placed from the start and drew out when Strabrht-ei.ed out for home and ni:idc KOSd decisively at the end. J. C. OeBB, always within striking distance, ■aiahed fast under a vigorous ride. Ocean Shore drew out quickly and made the running for six furlongs, then tired and was palpably short. Logistilla. shuttled back at the start, /.losed a big gap and is im-prcving. Como had no mishaps, was in prominent contention to the stretch and failed to stay. Slbaii, ;:u.iy very badly, steadily improved his position. Standovcr failed to stay. Vox Populi was bumped on the first turn and sulked afterwards. Scratched — 73905 Cigarlighter, 107. Overweights — Como, 2 pounds: Vox Populi, 1. pT A FIFTH RACK— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (00000— 1:43— 5— 100.) $Too added. 4 year olds 7OQ tJttJ 0\t and upwardL Selling. Net value_to winner $3S5. Ind Horses Twt~PPSt 4 % %~St7"Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S ^ 13078 TRIUMPHANT WB 4 110 9 G 4" 4 2'i ]-'». I" Scoville Keen.- tiros 12 30 30 12 6 73S77-OARTHAUIXIAN W 4 104 1 1 93 9s 9s 511 23 Mentry 8 P Tate 5 61 I 11-51110 (73807)NOXIB w 9 102 4 4 21 3ni; 31 2n£ 3«t J Hayes GardenCityS'ble 10 lo 8 4 6-5 73837*J. R. LAUGHREY wsb 4 110 5 9 S^PISHT4 P. Lycurgus H G Pe.lwcll 11-52-1 M-60-M8-S 73*78 TEN OAKS wsu G 111 7 5 7- S4 (V- 3"k r.-i Putwell W ^Y Ashe 4 sf G 21 G-5 73840 HERODOTUS w 5 114 3 2 0* P P. 4"^ f^ Stuart KenilworthSkFm 30 50 50 15 S 73789 PRESTIGE WB C 114 S 7 1- 1J 5l S.i 7«k Buxton Flcur do Lis StaS S 7 3 7-3 7:r,l!l P.ERRYESSA w 5 104 I S 3= 2'h 14 0J Si W Miller W D Randall G 13 10 5 21 73849*VINTOM wb 4 102 10 10 10 10 10 10 9l Pohanka H L Jones 5 S 7 3 9-5 73577-SHADY LAD wsb 7 111 I 3 6l 7»k 14 9' 10 C Miller L F Buckley 20 30 30 10 4 Time. 23*. 4SJ, L14S, 1:401. 1:441. Winner — B. c, by (lerolstein — Krratum (trained by (;. II. Keene). Went to post at 3:24. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won driving: second and third the same. Triumphant, luckily and forwardly placed from the start, drew out midway of the stretch, but Jaat basted the journey. Carthaginian. Hat footed at the start and shuttled to the rear on the first turn, closed an immense gap in a cyclonic stretch rush and almost got up. Nonle was in prominent and game contention throughout. J. It. Laughrey. nearly left, made up ground steadily on the extreme outside. Ten Oaks closed up rapidly in the last six furlongs. Herodotus ran well up all the way. Berryessa ran in keen contention for nearly seven furlongs. The winner was entered for $500; no bid. Scratcued— 730S5 Fair Fagot. 110: 70878 The Mighty. 100. Overweights — Carthaginian. 2 pounds: Nonie. 1: Berryessa. 1. QQKpr SIXTH RACK— 3-4 Mile. (72047—1 :11 '—3— 103. ) Purse $500. 4-year-olds and up~- «J3 «L7 ej fj ward. Allowances. Net value to winner $400. Ind" "Horses"^ __ AWtPPSt^j ^~%~Str Fin Jockeys Owners °_H. c_ P_S 7::75nc.YPSY KING WB 5 90~"l 2 5= 5* 3'i 1!1 A Walsh J P." Smith 21 13-511-51 3-.r," 73828*CLOUDLIGHT s G 103 9 7 2:?. 1» lnt • * J Haves MolSUI I Insrahs 6 10 10 4 B-B 737C8*BURNING BCSH w 4 104 6 5 P." 2'1 2l 3J Butwell Maple stable 6 9 9 4 9-5 7: _v ST. KLMWOOD w 4 110 8 1 3"W 4"^ 4- P . W Miller SobreVistaStablo 4 6 G 21 4-3 72870 BRIAN BORU 0 1 5 90 2 3 4- 84$* 54 Buxton D Kennedy GO GO 40 12 5 73828 MAY L. N. w 4 100 * 6 G1 71- 7=° Gl J Butler D A R"ss 10 13 13 5 12 5 73713 SILVER STOCKING w 4 100 3 8 7"t- G"k G8 7-5 Lycurgus H G Bedwell S 10 10 5 11-3 STRAIGHTEN UP ws 4 106 7 9 S S 8 8 Finnegan I L Pierce 100 200 200 SO 40 73S53:CRUZADOS w 9 113 5 4 Pulled up. W Kelly E J Baldwin 21 13-512-56-5 3-3 Time. MO, 47*. 1:13. Winner — Br. g. by Sorcerer — Tirzah (trained by II. Robinson). Wont to Dost at 3:53. At post 3 niinutes. Start bad. Won easily: second and third driving. Oypsy King, in an inside position, was pulling up repeatedly from interference in the early running, tint 'came along on the outside finally and made good decisively. Cloudlight. away badly, closed a big e:irly gap quickly, set the pace in the middle running, but tired in the tinal drive. Burning Bush, from a good start, set tlie pace to the stretch and held on gamely in the closing drive. St. Flmwood ran well no throughout and was unlucky to have finished unplaced. Brian Boru ran in forward contention throughout. May L. N. was badly outpaced. The others hail no chance at the start. Scratched— 73838 Blondy, 100; |SM8*Lard Nelson, 100: 72V* Purse Rose, 85. Overweights — Straiglitenup, 4 pounds; Burning Bush. 2. Answers to Queries ANSWERS TO QUERIES. [Communications without names and addresses of senders will not be answered or noticed; nor will any answers be sent by mail.] G. R., St. Thomas. Out. B lost. J. 1». M.. Chicago. The bet won. J. S., Kenosha, Wis. Ralbert carried only 100 pounds. McM.. Chicago. Fast, good, fair, sloppy, slow, muddy, heavy. J. W. J., Cairo, 111. You forgot to give the name ot tin- bene, so cannot reply. J. E. B.. Chicago. The bet was a winner as a single place b t on Jadge Nelson, being void on Silver Stocking because there was no separate show price. Los Angeles Entries LOS ANGELES ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track good. Racing starts at 1:80 p. in. (Chicago time. 3:50.) X Kims well in mud. ©Superior mud ruuuer. First Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. :: year-olda. Fillies. Selling. (Track record : • 72550—1 :05S — 1—100. ) Ind. Horses. Rec. A. Wt. IIilcp. 72V !t Jane Swift lcOTI 107 725 (73894) Barbette 1:07£ lo7 720 (7.1778) Victorene llannon ... 107..X715 73797* Tornaway 1:07 107 71." 73707 Emily N 107..X710 7::707 Aquiline 1:07? 102 703 73804 Litholiu 1:07& 107....700 Second Race — 6 1-2 Furlongs. "-year olds. Selling. (Track record: 72044—1:175—7—120.) 73750 Fonite 1:234 101.. X 72.", 73045 Aristotle M4L.X720 73802* Ladj Powell 102_.x715 7::77s;1 Littl • Wicky Ml 71.". 73750 Cardinal 104 115 7.;s72- Decorator 104 MS 73010 Florence Birch 102 70.", 7:'.2so Julia C MS 7( ;" 7 3700 Ed B 104 700 ' 73010 Barney Oldfield MS. .2*74*3 7::k!I4 Black Dress M . . X OK 7 '.471 Albion II 102 OM 73512 Karodo Ml OM 73750 Ko|K-k 107 OM 73872 S. A. Carlisle 107 OIK) Third Race — 1 Mile. 3-vear-olds. Soiling. (Track record: 7212G— l:37g— 3— 108.) 73782= Bsalrfcer 1 :40 104..X725 73*04 Lois Cavanagh 1:401 102.. X 720 73045 Brawncy Lad 1:40' M4..X719 7::sco- Montclair 104.. X 71 3 7."s41;l Thomas Fiver 104 715 737S2 Chief Desmond 1:40? 104..X710 73004s Dally 102..X710 73800* Tarabau 104 705 72S72 Aromatize IT.. ..MO 73S92 Lonia Of 700 Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Handicap. (Track record: 72400— 1:1 1 £—2—112.) 737*1 = OalaaeJ Bob 1:11? 3..111..X750 (73020) Botanist 1:12* 4. .114. .©745 (737M) Pretension 1:1S| 7.. 123.. X 745 (73805) Dominus Arri 1:15» 4.. IIS 745 73886* Critic l:13jj 5..10S 740 73O203 Hidden Hand 1:13s 3.. US 7.15 Fifth Race— 1 3-16 Miles. 4-vear-olds ami upward. Selling. (Track record: 73303— l:5Si!— 5 — 100.) (73847) SILVERSKIN 2:d2 0. .100. . ©725 (73X71) Merlingo 1:5S | 5. .loo. . x72 ) (73021) Nadzu 4. .102 715 73871* Countv Clerk 2:00? 4..105..X715 73021 Bird of Passage 0..1O1..X705 7.1047 Lord Rossington 4.. 02.. X 700 Sixth Race — 1 Mile. 4-year-olds ami upward. Selling. (Track record: 72420— 1:37!— 3— 10S.) 7.". 154) V. sine 1:391 4..105..X725 7:;s7o Aaneda l:3Ug 4.. 10s 7M 7::S45 Ingham 1:4:1; 4..105..X715 73723* Teacross 1:40 O..M7..X710 73040 Mandarin 1:40? 5. .112. .©705 Seventh Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 72420— l:37g— 3— 108.) (73810) Friar of Elgin 1:20? 3.. »1 725 73723 Baron Fslier ldsM 0.. 108.. ©720 7:; -22- Giovanni Balerio 1:39* 5..10O..X715 73M7 Master Leater 1:40* 4.. 105.. X 71 5 73808* Rustling Silk 1:40* 5..99..X715 73000* Tatter 5. .109 710 72S02 Bd Sheridan 1:40* 0..100..X710 73810* Esther B l:40f 4. .IOO 710 73021* The englishman 1:41* 0..1O0..X7O5 73019* Bpohn 3.. 91..X705 73245 Foncasta 1:42* 7..108..X005 73022 Frecsias 1:45 T..M4..X009 73703 Colonel Jewell 5.. 101 01)0 The figures under "Rec." in alxive entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance since January 1, litOO. Los Angeles Form Chart LOS ANGELES FORM CHART. (SANTA ANITA PARK.) FRIDAY, MARCH 27. 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK SLOW. Ninety-sixth day. Los Angeles Racing Association. Winter Meeting of 103 days. (19 books on.) Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, K. C. Smith. Racing starts at 1:50 p. 111. (Chicago time 3:50 p. SB.). W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Fig-ures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse •ind weight carried. • 7QQ/1Q FIRST RACK— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (725.V)— 1:05?,— 4— UK!.) Purse $400. 4-year olds and J^)Jl/^lrO upward. Maidens. Selling. Net value to winner $32T». Ind Horses AWtPPSt ',4 V^"*4,""Str"Fh3 Jockeys Ownera O II C P S 7303S*OfJB ANNA w4 99 10 3 3s 31 31 l'l Coldstein Fleniing&Clancy 3 4 4 3-2 2 3' 73799 BANNOCEXCE Wsb 5 103 7 7 2l 21. 2l 2- (1 Burns H T Hunter 15 15 12 4 2 73801 PLAYLIT wsb 4 101 I 9 51 5' 71. 32 M Murphv Hufn&Markwill 10 16 16 6 1 73SM*hnSS HIMYAR w 4 99 12 11 101 1Q1 SL 44 M Pr.eston W V Conran 3 S| 31 6 5 3-5 73807 ARRAC.ON Wi: 4 M0J 1 I Gl 6"^ H 54 W Mcln'reE J Baldwin 15 M 88 10 f. 73487 VKJOVLS wsb 4 101 11 12 12' 121 11* 61 Lester II N Ancolas 30 50 50 20 10 72G-J.-.-WORK AND TLAY wb 4 103 3 1 M P 8] 7J Musgr've O Henry 2 2 G 5 1 2 out 7:'3(»4 BANELLEX wit 4 99 4 S 4l 4^ 4' S& Gilbert W 1 Elliott 16 25 25 10 5 7.°.::w DR. WHITE w 4 Ml 2 5 8?. 8' 10' 9- McL'hlin II Long 20 30 SO 10 5 73726 WAIT w 4 101 S 6 F 1= lb 10' E Martin W W Elliott 6 10 10 4 2 7MB LONG NICK WSB 4 1051 I 10 IP ll4 12 ll30 Lloyd J W Norman 50 Ml Ml 40 15 67969 SHASTA MAX w 4 104 5 4 7 7l 91 12 Nelson A C Donohtie 50 M0 Ml 48 88 73GS4 RUBBER BOY w 4 101 13 13 13 13 Fell. T Rice C L Mackey 50 100 100 40 15 Time. 245. 40. 1:02. 1:081. Winner — Br. f, by Sain— Appollonia (trained by T. H. Boyle). Went to post at 1:50. At post 5 niinutes. Start Mod. Won driving: second and third the same. Our Anna was outpaced to the stretch, but moved up fast and overhauled P.aniioconce when an eighth 011;. out--faying him in a sharp last sixteenth drive. The hitter waa in close quarters next to the rail tlu-.iigh the tinal sixteenth and tired only in the last fifty yards under the whip. Playlit closed up ground Steadily in the tinal quarter and finished gamely. Miss Iliniyar closed a big gap from a bad send off. Work and Play was messed shoat throughout and had little chance. Wait set the early pace, but tired alter turning for home. The winner was entered for 0400; no hid. Scratched 73s:t7 Bnena. 99: 73304 Onoto Wat-inn. 99: 73304 Rustieus, 105. Overweights— Arragon. 2j pounds; Vejovis. IP. Work and May, 2: Loag Nick, 4|. 1 /I M0OND RACK -1-2 Mile. (73519—475 -2—90.) Purse $100. 2-year-olds. Maidens. 7QO/I O \j ~Jclt- Fillies and Geldings. Allowances. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % jj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners _ O H_ C _ P S "-3* 73843*FBISZEi WB 112 7 4 2r- 1& l4 I Pullman Arnell Stable I 5 11-511 -37 101 73888 CALERA w 112 8 3 1- 24 21 G Archib'dM D Fisher 10 15 15 I 2 T2807 ALICE GEORGE w 107 4 7 3l 3= 3» Gilbert B Bchreiber I 8 8 5 12 1 :» 73888 LOUISE REGGEL wb 107 8 5 41 43 44 C II ShiTfC .x- B Stable 10 20 20 I I 73388 C W. RILEY 112 I 2 B" E] B»l Oullett W V Conran 3 4'. J 3 2 15 73888 LITTLE FLUSH w 10S1 3 G 8* 63 8*» Oavan' gh C C Col.- 30 M 60 20 12 73779 VOLGA w H»7 1 1 7 7 7 Ooldstein Rico & Rice 15 40 30 15 6 73SG8 BERTHA w 107 5 8 Fell. E Martin Pasadena Stable 6 8 1 21 6-5 Time. 24f, 49. Winner — Ch. f, by Standing — Nellie Baa (trained by B. W. Paste). Went to post at 2:15. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Frleaa improved her position quickly when turning for home and. easily disposing of Calera. won as her rider pleased. Calera. off flyintr. showed much speed, but tired badly when challenged by tlie wlaaer. Alice George raced sluggishly to the stretch, but came through fast in the final sixteenth and finished g:uuely under punishment. Louise Reggel finished witli a rush. C. W. Rilev ran poorly. Scratch d —73808*4 oriel, 112; 73888 Kdith Cue. 107: Aroma. 112. Ovrwoights -Little Plush. 1. pounds. 7QQ4 f!T THIRD RACK— 5 1-2 Furlongs. ( 72550—1 :05 1 — 1—1 00T) Purse $100. 3 year-olds] *D«Lr^fctLJ Colts and Oeldings. Selling. Net value to winner 8320. Ind Horses _ ~~A Wt PP St M. %~"%"Str~Fiii Jockeys" Owners 6 II C~P~S 7::743:'BOOGER RED w 10*7 5 2 I1 l1 l* 1* M Preston T Breedlove 4 5 5 7-3_l 2~ 73743*E. M. FRY wn 102 4 6 4- 44 8* 21 Gilbert P. Schreiber 1 3-2 3-2 1-2 out 7: 7K1 ALL ALONE wi: 104 2 3 3= 31 3- 3; Musgr've G Henrv 21. Q 2] 3-6 7-31 73743*BRAWNKT LAD w KH 6 4 5* 5' a.1. 43 G Burns T-P. Morris 15 15 15 4 1 73882*ARJ8TOTLE wsi; 1114 11 63 6" 6: 54 Goldstein J W Pangle 20 M 88 18 5 7374 : SENATOR BARRETT WB 107 7 5 21 21 41 6-» C H Shil'gW A McKinney 6 S 4 S :, 1 '. 73s 11 Pit. WEIS 102 3 7 7 7 7 7 T Rice I II Miller MMMtl 18 Time. 24. 4S3. 1:(»7 . Winner — Ch. e. bv Rancocas — Ileeley (trained by T. Breedlove). Went to post at 2:43. At post 3 niinutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Rooger Red showed much speed for the first five furlongs, but bad to be driven to llie limit to stall eft F. M. Fry's closing challenge. Tlie latter, in a long stretch drive, lir.isln d resolutely and almost got up. with Rooger Red carrying him out slightly in tlie closing strides. All Alone, always in close contention. finished gamely next to the rail and under sharp urging. Braw ney Lad finished fast. Senator Barrett UU away fast after turning for home. The winner was entered for $800; no bid. (iv rwei_'hts -Dr. w.-is. :: pouada. FOURTH RACK— 1 1-8 Miles. (72510 -1 :51»— 0—100.) Purse $400. 4~\ ear-olds~7tnd 7QQ40 O Vy ^tT\J upward. Selling. Net value to winner 8320. Ind Horses " ~A~wFpp St St~4~ 4lT~%~s7r Fin Jockeys Owners ~~ O H C P S~ 7:M7 LUCKY LAD W 4 107 3 4 1* 1* 1* P P ink Gilbert OeJrWOOdSkRnch ^15~"0~2o— s; 4 73684 CHI M. SWEEP sn 6 lot 7 5 6' 7- 7« 6J 71 h M Preston Mrs J Curl S-5" 9 5 t ", 2 3 7:;:i2t MATADOR wsi; 6 114 2 1 •» 51 G'' S^1 8* 31 C H Bhll'oK Spenco 6 12 12 4 2 73S21-SAM l'.ER\'.VRD wn 4 107 S 8 84 61 41 4= 21 P Goldstein J Pel'er I 3 3 1 9-20 73S47*UNCLE HENRY w 6 109 4 2 21 31 5- 51 6U 51 E Martin Pasadena Stable 6 S S 3 6-5 73763 STONEY LEE w 4 107 1 6 V1 8' S= 71 51 61 G Archib'JJ R Tliornby in 30 30 12 6 7:: M7-'"IIARL. PAINE wn 4 107 9 7 B* P 31 2' 41 7' Musgr've J Touhev 4 4 4 7 5 3-3 73847 LIT. MINISTER ws 4 107 I 9 9 9 9 9 9 8* Llovd P /.inimir 20 30 30 10 5 73818 ELIZABETH F. w 5 109 3 3 3' f* 2» 8* 31 9 G Burns O E Ware 15 20 20 S 4 Time. 25. »!»'.. 1:15;. 1:42. 1:54.'. Winner Ch. g. by Canopus — Locailon (trained by \V. J. Daclia). ' Went lo peat at 3:07. At i«.st 1 minute. Start good. W Iriving: second and third the same. Lockjr lad. suddenly improve. 1. showed a high turn of sped throughout, but was under sharp iir-.-iug iu the final hundred yards anil tired iu the last few strides. Cliimnev Sweep improved his position gradually thioiighoiit and finished with a belated rush. Matador swunu wide when turning for home on the oat-1 I I. of the others, but came with a wish in the final sixteenth and finished like a shot. Sam Bernard tiled at the end. Charley Paine and Elizabeth P. showed speed, but quit after turning for home. The wlaaer was eatered Cor stoo; no bid. Scratched 72802 Bd Sheridan. 106; 72101 Cork Hill. 108. — — . T 7QQ 4 7 F I I'TII RACK— 1 1-8 Miles. (72510— 1:51=— (V— 100.) Purse $400. 4-year-olds and up- fj / ^JT I ward. Selling. Net value to winner 1328. ~ Ind _ Horses A WtPPBtBt *A 4 f4BtT Ha J(K-keys ()wners O II C P S fftM gentle HARRY 7 M0 5 4 S| MJ 3" 31 1 14 J CaOahaaG W Robinson 10-l5~ir,-5 ^2 — 78921 ORMON. RIGHT r. 7 111 8 7 8 8 S 41 ih {k Goldstein H Mason 2 fi 3' 3-° 7-10 7M71 LIBBRTO wi: 7 111 4 1 2l l^ pi tj Jl 8* ft] l'r, ston Mrs C C West 6 8 ~ I B-i 73781 HUAPALA » 7 1011 1 2 43 54 B 7' 5 4' Musgr've .1 CW.vr 4 4 31 6-5 3-3 73807*L. Rossi NGTOXw 11 4 82 i 1 1» :" 2' 2; 31. B» Taplln G Motharal 3 3 12 51 1-2 73848 MONT ANES waa 4 MB 7 8 6- 8* G1' I s .;' Morse F J K.-llv :.o BO IM M 20 73437 ANVIL as 8 Ml 3 E B* 4| P I* t;' 74 G Burns C E Murrnv E I B M M 78SMINVICTU8 w 10 106 6 s 7* Tj 7'i B 7* I Vaapar W Gabriel " ■ (• 88 B 6 Time. tt|, Mf, 1:M{, 1:43, 1 :Stfl. Winner -B. g. by Kingstoek — Ville Marie (trained by ;. W. Robinson). Went lo post at :;:31. At post 2 niinutes. Start Sjoai. Waa ensily: second and third driving. Ueathj Harry, after runniiig iu forward contention to the stretch, singled out into an sasy lead and won goiug away. Oruiondca Right improved liis positivu Kradoally throughout and, UtUsbing fust ou the out- »—— ^— — ^— — — ^— — ^— ■^■f— — — side of the others, nipped Liberto out of second place In the last few strides. The latter, much used in i racing ljord Rossington into defeat, tired palpably at the end under the whip. Lord Rossington tired I badly when an eighth out. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. ' itrntoJnM— ttUt Leash. 104; 7.3890 Leo Bright, 10!). Overweights -lluapala. 2j pounds. z 7QO/I Q BIXTH RACK— 8-4 Mile. (7a— ■— lffif »' W.) Purse $400. 4 year-olds aud upward. Q^/TbO gelling. Net value to winner $325. _____^ I Lid Horses A Wt Pg St *4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S j 7MW*La GLORI V wi 5~100— 2 1 I* V I2 Is E Martin Pasadena Stable 7 5 7-5 7-5 3-5 out 7 73*47 THE SULTAN ws 5 105 4 I 3} 41 41 li'l Musgrave ■ Wright 10 12 8 3 6-5 ( 7M94*NORI*OLK wis 4 107 3 4 21 -h - h 31 M Preston B F Hobart 2 2 2 3-5 out 7 73822 PR. FREDERICK ivb I 110 S 7 712 72° 6' 4l T Riee .W F Rapp 10 25 25 8 3 7 7Mp1iTALARAXD W 8 111 6 5 4" 31 31 5» Goldstein F Sepulveda 6 8 7 2 4-o 7 738M RUDABEK wis 7 107 i 6 9 «" 720 6 » G Burns J I) Brown 20 40 30 10 5 7 73822 JII.LETT ws 5 98 7 2 P 53 P 73u Nelson Hogan&Rinehart 10 30 » 10 4 7 73318 ALL RIGHT WT. 7 1(17 1 8 8 8 8 8 Lloyd Q .Murphy 100 200 200 CO 30 7 Time. 24?. 483. 1:141. I Winner — Ch. m. bv Woolstborpe — Sister Moniea (trained by P. J. Williams). 7 Went to iH.st :it 3:57. At i ost .r minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. La 7 Qlorfa showed a high turn of speed throughout and never left the result in doubt. The Sultan was ' shuttled back just before turning for home, but rallied fast in the stretch, finishing with a rush. Norfolk, ', in unavailing, but i**rsisten1. pursuit of the winner, tired badly in the final sixteenth. Prince Fred- 1 crick finished with a rush. All Right ran away a mile on his way to the post. The winner was entered Nt *4 Mi; no bid. Scratched— (73011 )Creston Bov. 110: 730S72Korosllnny. 100; 738222Giovanni Balerio. 100; 73822 Reuben. 107: 73N00-Toller. 112: T.Mil Search Me. 110: 73763 Colonel Jewell. 102; 73491 Dr. Crook, 102. QO A O SEVENTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. (7240!)— 1 :1 1 §—2—92. ) Purse $400. 4 -year-olds and up- ! fj \j 4Jtc/ ward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. ln l Horses AWtPPSt M % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O _H_ C_P_S 7.:::.".v VTNT POLLY wsl3 107 9 4 l1 U ih l2 C H Shil'gDenny Bros 8-5 11-511-51 2-5 73547 SLIPPERY wb 4 102 6 10 5b 31 32 2* Nelson J A Munday 10 15 15 6 3 7SK2 ORVNDITA W 4 100 i 6 12' 121 71 3" M Preston Sweeney&R' ledge 6 8 8 3 3-2 73247 NORWOOD OHIO w 6 106*. 8 8 7= 71 61 41 W Mcln'reF M Smith 100 100 100 40 20 SIMS MANDARIN w 5 108 13 9 8* 81 81 6b O'Conn'll W D Millard 6 6 3 6-5 1-2 73(87 FLOATING CONSORTb 4 100 12 11 6* 6nt 51 6J E Martin irhart&N"wburg 15 15 7 3 3-2 73788 BUSTER JONES 4 102 3 7 P« 51 4b 7b Goldstein J H Stephenson 10 12 12 5 2 73822 ANDOCHE w 4 104 7 2 23 2h 21 81 Musgr've G Henry 20 30 30 12 6 73C8I BANLADA w 4 106 10 12 ll1' ll1 122 92 Vesper L A McDowell 30 50 50 20 8 7- l '.IIM\LONG wsll 105 11 5 10' 101 IP 10l G Archib'dFinley&Crysler 10 20 20 8 4 | 738C7*RED THISTLE wsb 7 105 4 1 4b 42 9l lib G Burns Miller&Johnson 15 20 20 8 4 73247 PROLIFIC wb 4 102 1 3 9b 9b 102 102 J CallahanG Durker 4 7 7 2J 6-5 73799 TATTENHAM ws 7 105 2 14 14 14 14 133 M Murphy W E North 15 20 20 8 4 68038 TOWN TOPICS w 4 105*14 13 13-1 133 13' 14 Lloyd F Buser 50 50 30 8 4 Time, 24?. 4!), 1:14?. Winner — Ch. m, by Brandywine — Laura Keene (trained by A. L. Denny). Went to jKist at 4:24. At [Mist 0 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Aunt Polly, showing luueh speed, raced Audoche into early defeat and. eoming away with a rush, won as her lider pleased. Slip|tery, in a long streteh drive, finished resolutely. Grandita closed a tremendous gap in Ike stretch, finishing with a great rush. Norwood Ohio finished like a shot. Andoche was speedy, but liii-d after entering the stretch. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Scratched— 73572* Instructor, 108; 73590 Sharp Boy. MB; 73917 Good Player, 105. Overweights ■- Norwood Ohio. 11 pounds; Town Topics, 3J. Page 3 New Orleans Form Chart NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. (CITY PARK.) FRIDAY. MARCH 27, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. Sixtieth day. City Park Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of CI days. (24 liooks on.) Presiding Judge, William Shelly. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary, E. W. Maginn. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. W indieates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of eaeh raee indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile. (MIS.".— 472— 2— 115.) $400 added. 2-year-olds. Selling. 7Qf»Q^ Qc70Q Net value to winner $375. I ml Horses AWtPPSt \j % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H-C P S 7361s3PINION w lf6 9 9 l« I2 l2 Notter F W Seeley 31 4 31 7-5*7-10 73418 LILLIAN RAY WB 10513 8 21 22 22 Liebert B Schreiber 15 30 30 10 5 7::771 ALICE w 100 10 6 7b 5b 31 | Flynn J Capo 8 10 5 2 4-5 7::::::o EIST\CIAN w 95 14 7 81 7* 4" Sumter J H McCormick 10 30 25 8 4 73S09 SHE WOLF w 106 11 4 3'i 31 51 J Lee L A Cella 8 10 5 3 3-2 73S44THE SLICKER w 106 3 12 ll2 101 62 Huestis L T Lee 4 6 51 21 6-5 nSKSHONB w 105 | | 51 4b 71 Skirvin J I Sockwell 30 200 150 40 20 7;m;«*4 \FTER ALL W 105 8 10 6h 11' 8»t A Martin J Casey 6 15 15 6 3 7:t771 LVlUiA w 100 4 1 M* •* 9« Herbert E R Bradley 10 20 15 6 3 73835 DR ARMSTRONG W 105 2 3 4«t finkioh V Powers J C Cahn 20 30 30 10 5 7MM LITTLE MOSE w 103 12 11 9h Sh 11' C Henry C F Clark 6 12 10 4 2 7::714,SlLVEHTON wb 105 7 13 121 122 122 Minder J W Schorr 8 10 7 3 3-2 7:.sih- CC MIDALLEEN W 95 6 14 14 13s 13'» S'lesing'r H S Berry 20 60 60 15 6 73910 JOE HOWELL w 103 1 2 13?. 14 14 Gaugel O G Parke 25 60 60 15 8 Time. 24. 49. Winner— Br. f. bv Buck Massie — Holy Bird (trained by J. P. Mayberry). Went to post at 2:31. At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second and third driving. Pinion, favored by a clear course and showing the most speed, won all the way and finished easing up. Lillian Ray. also "favored at the start by having a clear course, was in closest pursuit nearly all the way and finished gamely. Alice, forced to go wide most of the way. stood a hard drive gamely and outstayed Eustaeian in the closing strides. The latter showed improvement, closed a big gap and ran a good race. She Wolf tired badly after showing speed for a quarter. The Slicker was in a jam most of the way. Lit Ih- Mose had scant chance with the interference he was subjected to. After All had a rough trip. There was much crowding in back of the three leaders in the early running. The winner was entered for $.".uo: no bid. Seratched — (737»0)Maritza, 10S. Overweights — She Wolf. 1 pound: The Slicker. 1 ; Silverton. 2. ' OOO ~T SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (0C398— 1 :05J— 3— 94. ) $400 added. 3-year-olds. O gO I Selling. Net value to winner $375. I nd Horses AWtPPSt ^ % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P_S TM82~WADRAD w 109 10 4 14 I1 14 14 Notter W Gerst 4 4 18-58-5 4-5 738K RISK wb 109 11 2 V 21 21 2i Nicol J Corrigan 3 16-53 7-5 7-10 73S57*RK88 W\RD w 105 4 6 5l 4'1 4= 32 Liebert J C Milam 6 7 6 2 1 73792 IX RIMER w 107 S 5 3i» 31 3h 4« W Oct E Corrigan 7 10 10 4 2 7::773 TILEKILNS wb 99 1 9 Sh 61 51 51 Sumter J H McCormick 15 20 16 7 3 7MS5 I'XKAsy w 109 12 ll 9t* 7i 61 6b J Ferris A L Kirby 30 60 50 20 10 mC2 RURAL BOY w 10S 7 3 lib &h si 71 Huestis W H McMullen 7 10 10 4 2 73«»1 .lOYFI'L LADY wn 107 13 S 4h 5b 7' S » A Martin C H Whittaker 20 30 30 12 6 73SC2"BANRIDA w 102 14 1 102 101 9U 911 ■ Flynn B Schreiber 12 20 15 6 3 7341;:. 8KB WHIZ wb 109 I 12 132 121 lib 101 V Powers A B Maginnis 20 60 60 20 12 73676 SXBADO wis Mi 9 7 6b V 101 ll2 C Booker W J Donohue 25 60 60 25 12 73643 LOUISE K. w 99 3 14 14- 14 13b |9* S'lesing'r C T Brownfield 20 30 30 12 6 73735 DON Q. WSB 109 I 10 74U* 121 13' J Schaller S T "White 25 30 20 8 4 73657=MONDELLA w 107 2 13 122 132 14 14 J Lee L A Cella 4 6 5 2 1 Time. 24. 47*. 1:00?. 1:07?. Winner — Br. g, by The Virginian II. — Merry Queen (trained by W. L. Lewis). Went to post at 2:59. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Wmms.iu was away forwardly and rushed into an early lead, which he retained all the way. Risk, hard ridden and clear "of interference, ran well, but just managed to outstay Bess Ward for second place. The latter ran well and finished gamely. Lorimer ran well to the stretch, but tired in the final drive. Tilekilns showed improvement and was gaining at the end. Rural Boy appeared sore when going to the pest and can do much better. Banrida began with her customary slowness and requires stronger riding. Tin- winner was entered for $400; no bid. Seratched — I9MI Fresh. 109. Overweights — Bess Ward. 1 pound. QQQQ THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (GC39S— 1 :054— ::— 94. ) $400 added. 4-year-olds and fj \y {j Qj upward. Selling. Net value to winner $.'175. Ind Horses AWtPPSt j"j ^~%~Str"*Fin Jockeys Owners P__H_C_ _p_ _s 72394*FRONTKNAC w I 115 I 3 4l 2h IH 1« Notter J Griffin 3-2 8-5 6^5 1-2 out 73753*BBN STRONG WB 4 111 4 2 14 M 23 21 J Lee L A Cella 2 3 13-54-5 2-5 73794 BEN DOCP.LE wb 4 10S 3 I 6b 61 4* 3l Skirvin C Evans 20 40 40 12 5 73791 TOBOGGAN sb 8 112 9 4 9J 31 72 44 E Rice S W Streett 5 15 13 5 21 TK13*ROTAL LEX wb 4 106 7 7 7"t 7s B 51 C Henry C F Clark 5 8 6 2 4-5 73C99 WOODS AW WB 6 112 1 6 5h B 6b 6l Liebert A Mary 50 100 100 40 20 73773 VOHOOMB w 4 106 11 8 8'?. S1 Si 71! V Powers A B Maginnis 6 10 10 4 3-2 73791 WILD IRISHMAN Wis 6 115 2 9 93 91 91 S3 W Allen J Phillips 30 100 100 30 10 7::7:«l BENSON HURST w 8 112 12 1 3' 4l 31 9* A Martin J W Briggs 12 40 40 10 5 7183S SMILING TOM WB 4 111 10 10 101 MJ 10' 102 Nicol F E Brown 10 30 25 10 5 ■TO B. OF PARADISE w 4 106 I 11 ll1 11'Ml2 ll2 Minder .T C Graves 20 30 30 8 4 7.;i;:i9 PENRHYN wb 5 107 8 12 12 12 12 12 S Flvnn E J Gildersleeve 25 60 60 15 7 Time. 231. 47?. 1:00?. 1:07. Winner— B. h, by Kingston— Rylva Belle (trained by It. T. Runnells). Went to post at 3:25. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. I rontenae. well up throughout, forced a fast pace in the middle running and came away in the stretch to win pulling up. Ben Strong was speedy and led by a good margin for a half, but tired badly when challenged. Pen Double gained steadily, although going wide, and finished gamely. Toboggan quit after going a good half. Royal Ben. away slowly and in a tangle, can do nuieh lietter. Vohoome failed to sh i« much speed. Bensonhurst quit after going a half. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Ill I ill noil Hill Rose of Pink. IOC; 73f.5.S-AlloiibY. 10S; 5!t:S)4 Colonel Preston, 115. ( \ O ( 1 FOI'HTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. (»Mi510 — 1:12? — I — lol.) Purse $500. 3-year-olds and up-O 7O \j O ^7 ward. Allowances. Net value to winner $400. ! luVl Horsus AWtPPSt Vt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 7:. v "MOMENTUM WB 4111 1 1 1 14 ll ■! I' Nicol F E Brown 6 7 6 2 1 7-11 c.UIMALDI w 4 108 1 7 31' 31 31 9* A Martin J A Wernberg 2 2 9-5 3-5 out 72585 CHAR EASTMAN w 5 111 2 3 9J 2b 21 3» J Lee E S Gardner 10 15 15 5 2 73R87*IDA MAI w 3 99 3 I 4b 41 4b 4n S Flynn H Clark 10 15 13 5 3-2 U899*TADDO w 4 115 9 2 5b .V. r.nk :,* v Powers C F Rockett 15 20 20 7 3 7::7". ; It C RAMN w 3 MS 0 I 71 61 6s 84 Minder J C Milam 8-5 2 8-5 3-5 out 7:::;:: WHISK BROOM Wl 95 I 4 92 8'1 S2 78 J Schaller J U Strode 15 30 30 8 4 73627 EARL'S COURT wis 3 104 10 I 61 73 7l 81 Notter C R Ellison 4 15 12 4 2 72951 EVELYN S w I 95 4 9 912 91' 912 912 Sumter G H Holle 40 60 50 20 10 73864 BETSY BIN FORD w 4 106 7 10 10 10 10 10 Rosen S N Holman 100 100 100 40 20 Time. 23?. 47?. 1:13*. Winner — Br. g, bv Sorcerer — Balance II. (trained by F. E. Brown). Went to post at" 3:50. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Momentum, showing suddenly improved form and away fast, took a g«xxl lead at onee and. under skillful tilling, won all the way. but hail to be shaken up near the end. Criuialdi was taken baek in the early rOMUng and veil 09 fast in the stretch run but. under a weak ride, failed to get up. Charlie Eastman bloke well and was close up all the way. but tired slightly in the final sixteenth. Ida May. from a poor hi I Inning, ran ■ tro*«l raee and would have been third in a few more strides. Yaddo ran well and would have been much closer up but for going wide on the turns. R. C. Rami ran ixxirly. The others were ■Inmn benten off. Scratched -73773 Fay, 110; ISM Chief Hayes, 115; 729S0 Milford. 104; 73719 Toscan, 114; 13883 Chancellor. 112. Overweights -R. C. Rami. 5 pounds: Earl's Court. 4. OO A f\ FIFTH RACE-7-8 Mile. W,! 2k TTiiO— 3 -s7. 1 $400 added. 4 year-olds and upward. Q 7t:U Selling. Net value to winner $375. 53 Horses AWtPPSt Vt V2 % Sir Fin_ Jockeys Ownere O _H_C _P_ S_ 73899 GRBNADH wb"7 110 7 4 3b 33 ", 2'1 ~\3 V Powers W 1! Freeman 10 20 16 6 3 73777 DILI ' ws 4 97 6 7 b'1 7b 5b 44 2'1 Sumter C T Brownfield 7-5 S-5 7-5 1-2 out ',;• ;". KING " I.E WS 6 1"S s 5 41 11 I1 11 3.'. A Martin F E Brown 15 25 L'5 10 E 73794 SAN ARDO wis 4 105 1 I lb 24 24 ::■ 45 Kenn.ith A Wl'errin 100 2(M) 200 60 30 ', .t SISTER I'OLLY w I ■ 4 I 9' 9' I" 72 52 C Henry W P Reed 9J M 30 12 I 7388S*CiIBSON w 5 110 12 I lib W 6h 5'1 6' J Lee P M I'ivill 6 6 4 8-5 7-10 1 V I • I \' '\NESE VI 4 110 11 11 ll2 10' 101 B 7s J Baker MOrding 20 30 30 10 5 73777»LORD DIXON ws 6 Km 10 12 12' S' 71 61 SJ S Flvnn 1 Bufor.l 11 B 3 1 1-2 79899 HADUR w I 105 2 lo B 12* 111 9- 9' W Ott E I'ovrigan 12 24 20 10 4 734 n t'LIFTON FORGE « 7113 I I 7b 13 13 122 M BoUeJ J U Strode 12 M 30 10 I 73SI3 RICKEY WB " 110 5 1 2' 41 9* H| It* Minder W J DoaolMM 10 M 16 6 3 73864 SYLVAN BELLE w 6 103 9 13 13 111 12' 13 tf Skirvin F W Torreyson 20 « W 15 7 (72264)FREE BOOTER W 6 113 13 8 8»t 51 4b M* 13 Nicol .1 W Pugh S 30 30 10 5 x Time. 24». 4!»i. 1:15. 1 :2X. Winner— B. g. by St. Gat ien— Turmoil (trained bv W. B. Freeman). Weul to po-'t at 4:20. At post 2 minutes. Start gixxl. Won easily: second and third driving. Rr*«n4e m 1 forward contender from the start and. finishing gamely, came away in the last furlong. Oihl. from a slow beginning and having a rough trip, came with a rush in the last quarter and was best Mid iinhiekv to lose. King Cole ran kindly for 1hree-i|uarters. but txire out badly in the stretch, which tost him second place aud possibly the race. San Ardo showed much form for three-quarters and tired i I ' z I j 7 ( 7 7 7 7 7 7 I 7 7 ' ', 1 ! | near the end as if slightly short. Sister Polly ran fairly well. Lord Dixon ran a bad race and was never prominent. Free Booter quit badly after going a half. Gibson can do much lietter. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Scratched --73si::2Phtl Finch. 105; 7377t!-Elf.*l. 102^ » ■ ■ . 1 SIXTH RACE -7-8 Mile. (6092.S— 1 :2«— 3— 87.) $400 added. 4-ycar-olds and upward. 7QO/1 O el/tir A. Selling. Net value to winner $375. Ind Horses AWtPPSt jj gj %StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 737573TOPSY ROBINSON w 5 108 14 9 8b tfij ih l* 1* Notter H Oots 8-5 3 11-51 1-2 73757 DRUID w 6 108 6 8 ob 5b 5i 3£ 21 A Martin J A Wernberg 6 6 5 21 6-5 (73794)FOXHALL WB 5 110 12 1 3J 3h 4l 2J 3'J J Baker J J Ogles 12 25 25 10 5 715022CAREW W 5 106 4 2 9" 7b 6"" 5«k 4i J Lee C E Patterson 3 31 16-58-5 4-5 736992LAND BREEZE Wsb 5 110 10 10 6nk 4nk 3b 4* 5b Minder W'ford&Buckner 12 15 12 5 2 737O0 FRENCH NUN 5 103 8 12 41 Snt 9h 61 6'1 S'lesing'r J H Baker 20 30 30 12 6 73752 NO QUARTER wb 4 102 15 7 7* 101 101 92 7b C Henry A P. Maginnis 10 10 8 3 3-2 73SS52MINOT WB 4 107 5 14 lib Hh jp iqi 81 Heidel O H Holle 8 15 13 5 21 73813 COCK SURE w 5 105 2 5 12» 9s 7* S'l 9l Slemm'ns J Burttschell 20 30 30 10 5 73844 AIRSHIP w 6 110 11 6 2 1 11 21 7l 101 Gaugel J F Witcher 15 30 25 10 5 rm:i P1NSTICKER Wis 5 105 9 13 14 141 121 11| H2 8 Flynn L F Piper 15 20 15 6 3 73777 OTTOMAN WB 4 107 3 15 li 15 15 15 12 K Rosen J Casey 30 60 60 20 10 73X13 VIPERINE WB 6 108 7 3 132 132 132 12b 133 v Powers P .1 Nolan 15 30 30 12 6 73752 ALENCON WB 6 105 13 11 Ml 12l 14' 142 144 Liebert E J Gildersleeve 30 60 50 20 8 73565 REBO WB 7 110 1 4 lh B 81 131 15 Skirvin J E Bluck 20 60 50 20 10 Time. 25. 49?. 1:15. 1:28. Winner — Br. m. by Senipronius — Spider (trained by II. Oots). Went to post at 4:49. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Topsy Robinson moved into the lead when called on and won in a canter. Druid, in close quarters most of the way, finished fast when clear. Foxhall ran a good race and stayed well in the closing drive. Carew, probably best, was repeatedly interfered with and finished fast and gamely when clear. Land Breeze had no mishaps and tired after going three-quarters. French Nun. in a jam most of the way, came with a rush in the last quarter. No Quarter tired after going a half. Minot had scant chance on account of interference. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Overweights — Carew. 1 pound. QAJQ SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (67552—1 :52?— 4— 99.] $400 added. 4-yef.r-olds and ^5 \y ^t jU upward. _ Selling. Net value to winner $350. Ind "Horses 'AWtPPSt St K B, % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 73841 GILPIN w 6 112 3 2 l1 l'l l'l Ink jjj ps hotter R M Hennessey 3 J5 2 4-5 2-5 ' 73739 LADY VINCENT ws 4 98 10 I 51 3b 21 22 21! 2J Sumter A L Aste 13-53 3 1 1-2 73866 JUNGLE IMP WB 6 112 9 S S3 84 1"* 4» 31 3h J Lee J B Branr.on 8 8 8 3 3-2 73777 L MACF\RLANwsb 6 107 4 10 10 92 92 8'1 51 43 Minder W'ford&Buckner 6 7 7 21 6-5 73866 \DESSO ws I 107 7 7 71 72 42 3* 4* 5l S Flynn J I Sockwell 25 50 50 15 6 73S41 CULL w 5 109 8 4 41 B 5b 6* 61 61! Nicol J Grifiin 12 12 8 3 3-2 73776s G I LF A IN WB I 104 1 1 31 6'1 8* 71 71 72 C Henry B .1 Cunningham 6 12 10 4 3-2 (73566)ST BELLANE WB 6 109 6 3 21 2b 32 B 83 83 V Powers J Phillips 3 4 4 2 1 73866 ANNA DAY w I 102 2 9 9l 10 10 9* 912 912 W Ott E Corrigan 25 30 30 10 5 7 "381 ALCOR wb 6 109 5 6 61 41 6b 10 10 10 J Baker Barthe & Cook 60 100 100 40 20 Time. 25. 49*. l:Mf, *s*1|| 1 :r'4- * Winner — Ch. h, by Juvenal — Koumiss (trained by R. M. Hennessey). Went to iwst at 5:15. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Gilpin went into the lead at once and set a fast pace, raced Lady Vincent into defeat in the first mile and came away in the final furlong to win as his rider pleased. Lady Vincent, on 'the extreme outside throughout, ran a gixxl race, but tired slightly in the closing drive. Jungle Imp ran well and closed ■ big gap in the last quarter. Louise Macfarlan came with a rush in the last half and would have been third iu a few more strides. St. Bellane tired fast after going three-quarters and may have been short. Adesso loomed up on the stretch turn and tired suddenly. Cull ran below his best form. Alcor ran well for a half. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Washington Form Chart ! 1 x WASHINGTON FORM CHART. (BENNING.) FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACE FAST. Fifth day. Washington Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of 20 days. (80 books on.) I'residing Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Secretary, II. G. Crickmore. Racing starts at 3:00 p. m. (Chicago time 2:00 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. fj QQQA FIBST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs Columbia Course. (30287— 1:07=.— 2— 112.) $400 added. I OtZ/Ov/ 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $370. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S_ 73S56-FIREBRAND wb 5 104 I I V 22 l3 1' R McDan'lA Simons 3 41 4 8-5~7-10 71120 BERGOO w 3 91 8 6 31 3b 21 2h C Brady P Horan 50 50 50 20 10 72035 THOMAS HOY w 4 98 7 10 9- 93 6l 33 Fbrother J S Hoy 50 100 100 40 20 73879 PROWLER WB 3 95 6 9 71 71 42 41 Yorke MrsMLBritton 15 20 15 G 3 (71451)MARGOT w 3 93 9 S 41 51 5* 53 D McCthyR J Mackenzie 10 15 12 5 21 70950 TAKBU w 3 94 4 3 Sl 81 3' 610 H Alex A Turney 50 100 50 20 10 8MB M'NLIGHT MURPHY W 4 103 10 1 10 10 7 7 Jos Hogg J L Beesor 50 100 20 8 4 73S542COMEDIENNE wb 5 97 3 7 5J 41 Fell. W Walsh Kelso Stable 4 5 4 8-5 7-10 73858*KEMPTON wb 4 103 I 2 6l 61 Fell. J J WalshG Connell 10 15 12 4 2 (738S2)DR. LEE 4 103 1 4 l5 l5 Fell. T Burns J Wilson 7-5 8-0 7-5 7-101-3 Time. 12J. 24*. 50, 1:03§, 1:10J. Winner B. Lizzie Montrose (trained A. — g, by nambnrg — by Simons). Went to post at 3:02. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Firebrand followed Dr. Lee closely until the latter fell, then went to the front and won in a canter. Berg x was always prominent in the running and. in a game finish, outstayed Thomas Hoy for second place. The latter, off badly, closed a big gap in the last quarter and finished with a rush. Prowler and Margot ran fairly well. Dr. Lee was galloping fast in front when he stumbled and fell at the head of the stretch. Comedienne and Kempton falling over him. The accident made it a falsely run race. Scratched— 73858 Paul Pry. 90: 73858 Right and True, 107. Overweights — Prowler. 4 iKiunds. SECOND RACE— 1-2 Mile. (11338 — 49J— 2— 115.) $500 added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. 7QQQ1 O Z/0 -L Fillies. Special Weights. Net value' to winner $500. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 73S30 COURT LADY w 108 14 7 32 23 5 Shaw J E Madden *1 7-5 6-5 1-2 1-4* ARALIA w li 5 10 4 21 lb 25 D MeC'thyW H Mosby 10 15 15 6 3 73S55 CHEEK wb 105 12 8 51 42 31 C Brady S Ross 10 15 10 4 2 CHAPERON w 105 6 3 lb 31 41 Horner J E Madden *1 7-5 6-5 1-2 1-4 73830 BLL'ESTOCK w 105 2 1 41 51 52 Brussel J Fitzsimmons 15 40 30 10 5 73830 ARONDACK w 105 4 9 71 81 6l McCahey MrsJMcI^ugh'n 10 15 7 21 7-5 73830 ALICE NAVARRE w 107 7 6 6b 61 7b Barnett W G Althouse 20 40 40 12 6 ELIZAB'H SWEENEY w 105 5 12 92 92 83 Q'rington P H Sullivan 30 100 60 20 10 LUCILLE R. wb 105 3 10 10 10 92 T Burns J C Goode 4 5 31 8-5 4-5 LADY ETHELYN WB 105 8 11 11 11 10 Jos Hogg J L Beesor 12 40 30 10 5 UNDETERRED w 105 12 81 71 11 Jegon K C Bates 30 60 60 20 10 PRINCESS MARION W 105 9 5 12 12 12 A Lee E A Mitchell 50 100 100 30 IS 73855 HELEN HILLS w 105 13 13 13 13 13 R McDan'U Garson 15 40 30 10 5 MISS AND MRS wb 108 11 14 14 14 14 F King J H Warren 30 100 60 20 10 •Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time. 12*. 25J. 51*. Winner — B. f, by Rensselaer — Stately (trained by J. E. Madden). Went to post at" 3:31. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Conrt Lady closed an early gap quickly and was reserved to midway of the stretch, then came on fast and won going away. Aralia forced the early pace into a brief lead and hung on gamely after succumbing to the winner. Cheek closed a gap steadily into a fast going third. Chaperon is promising and showed the most early speed, but finally tired as if short. Bluestock ran well. Lucille R. was off poorly and pocketed. Scratched — Insomnia. 105. Orerweights — Court Lady. 3 pounds: Alice Navarre. 2: Miss and Mrs.. 3. j THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile Columbia Course. (3G229— 1 :13?— 2— 107.) $500 added. 7QQQ4J) fj \j (j £ 3-year-olds and upward. Fillies and Mares. Allowances. Net value to winner $410. Ind Horses AWTPPSt hi Vz % SlrFin Jockeys Owners ~6~H~C P~S " (73854)GOES FAST w 3 99 3 3 2J 21! 11 lb D McCthyJ S Flynn 8-5 ll-59^5~2-5 out 73532 WOODLANE WB 3 102 1 1 13 11 21 23 R McDan'lA Simons 6-5 6-5 9-101-3 out (73857)AZURE MAID w 3 103 5 4 31 31 33 35 T Burns J F Schaefer 5 8 7 8-5 1-2 738792TEA LEAF WB 3 92 4 5 5 41 42 43 H Alex G M Odom 15 30 30 4 7-5 73S543HELEN B. w 3 94 2 2 4* 5 5 5 McCahey T Monahan 30 60 50 8 2 Time. 12*. 25. 37j. 51. l:17j. Winner — Br. f. by Blitzen — Allie H. (trained by M. Hogan). Went to post at 4:01. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. floes Fast quickly got into strenuous contention and, after forcing a fast pace from the start, finally outstayed Woodlane in a rousing finish. The latter set the pace from the start and only gave way in the final strides of a game effort. Azure Maid quickly got into third place and stayed there, but tired iu the final drive. The others were always outpaced. Scratched— 08258 Ballad, 109. Overweights — Woodlane. 3 pounds: Azure Maid. 4. a 7QQQQ FOl'RTH RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs Columbia Course. (3i;24(i— 1:20*— 8— 105.) $500 I ^}\j *j ^J added. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. Net value to winner $450. Ind~ Horses AWtPPSt % %~%~StrFrn Jockeys Owners Q~H~C~P~S 73882 RICHMOND DUKE wb 116 7 5 l3 11 l1 11 F'brother C Tarter 6 10 S 3 6-5' 73S822CAI.T, BOY wb 116 9 2 5b 42 L'b 22 T Burns G W Langdon 6-5 6-5 1 2-5 out i;sS503TAMME W 113 S 3 M 31 31 3r Mahon A Turnev 12 15 15 6 3 WATERBRIDGE w 113 1 4 6"- 52 53 41 D McC'thyR J Mackenzie 7 7 41 8-5 4-5 7."8:,7--TENNIS wis 113 2 1 9 9 9 t* Shaw V M Healy 3 6 5 8-4 4 5 ?: v' PROFUSION WB 113 6 6 22 2b 42 62 McCahey W C Saunders 20 30 M 8 4 73K7 COPPERS w 116 5 7 S2 S2 8h 7" Horner J E Madden 20 60 40 12 6 71S93 PRINCESS NAVARREwb 111 4 9 73 73 72 85 Brussel W D Althouse 50 60 60 20 10 70131 WILLIAM PENN w 113 3 S 41 6» 65 9 C Brady J Farrell Jr 40 100 60 20 10 Time. 11?. 24. 37. 52. 1:19. 1:20. Winner — Ch. g. by Russell — Richmond Hill (trained by C. Tarter). Went to post at 4:31. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Richmond Duke dashed into the lead at once and set the pace all the way. hut was tiring badly at the I'mirh. Call Boy was outrun early and closed a big gap. but swerved badly in the final drive. Tamme showed a gixnl turn of speed all the way. but tired near the end. Profusion, a bad actor, ran away when going to the post, but it had little effect on the result. Waterbridge ran fairly well. Tennis closed a big gap. William Penn showed early sneed. Scratched— 73882* Ferry landing. 11:'.. 7QQQ/I FIFTH PACE— 7-8 Mile Columbia Course. 3«2C5— 1 :25?— 2— lio!) $500 added] I OtZ^f54t 3-year olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $440l 'nd Hories A Wt PPSt"'A~»/T~»4~Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 72037 PARK ROW WB 5 106 4 2 I2 l2 I2 l2 l5 R McDan'lT Leslie 1? 30 25 7 3 73533 SAM. H. HARRIS wit 6 109 6 6 6b 41 3b 3b 2l Brussel P H Sullivan 6-5 4-1 4-5 1-3 out 72464*PANH)UB W 7 101 3 7 5h 5b K 45 35 D MeC'thvT Dveer 5 6 41 7-5 3 5 73s34 BOB CALLAHAN wb 3 103 5 3 21 3l 2 1 21 4= J J WalshO E .Ionian 20 30 30 8 4 73534 OHERT WB 3 103 1 5 7 7 7 7 5s T Burns F Johnson 7 12 10 3 6-5 7::s.m:! :l.\UCUS wis 3 94 2 4 3l 2b 41 52 6* Yorke J McLaughlin 31 5 5 S-5 4-5 72414 MERRY MAN w3 93 7 1 42 62 65 6s 7 Fbrother J Farr.-ll Jr 40 100 60 20 8 Time. 12*. 24. 3( 2. 49. 1:10. 1 :29J. Winner— B. g. by Mirthful — Skyscraper (trained by II. Harris). Went to pi st at 5:00. At post 1 minute. Start gixxl. Won easily: second and third driving. Park Row outbroke his opponents and showed much the most speed, lost several lengths on the stretch turn, bet won in a canter. Samuel H. Harris ran fairly well only and was doing his best at the end to save -ceond place. Panique finished resolutely. Bob Callahan Jr. showed a goixl turn of speed, but quit in the stretch. Glaucus showed speed, but quit and can do better. The winner was entered for $800; no bid. Scratched— 73930 Comedienne. 112: 73834 D'Arkle. KM!. Overweights— Obert. 1 pound: Glaucus. 3: Merry Man. 3. ryQfTaQptr SIXTH PACE 1 Mile Columbia Course. ( 5S599 -1 : 40?. —1—107. ) $500 added. I O*7f)0 3-year-olds and OBOJOTi. Handicap. Net value to winner $430. Ir.d Bjm _ ^^.^J^^L'^—^J^-^LF.1.?- •"*•?■ Owners^ 0 H C P~8 73B4*CAMPAKSNSR wn 4 91 4 2 l'l l'l 1l lb In McCofcey O L Richards 4 I 41 1 out 73832 KILLIKCRANKIE w 1 i S 2 4 32 1* 21 2' 23 D MeC'thyW C Dalv 2 13 511 53-5 out (73884)ANTMU8 wis 4 118 13 4 4 4 31 8* Shaw Q W Uuigdon 6-5 7-5 9-101 3 out (720u5)HOWARD BHRAN wis 4 Mi 3 1-2? 32 3h 4 4 U McDan'l.l C Natty 10 12 12 21 out Ti 12?. 25. 37?. 50i!. 1:03!. 1:103. 1:43J. Winner--B. c. by Cerolstein — Supporter (trained by J. McLaughlin). Went to post at 5:25. Oft* at once to a s;ixxl start. Won driving: second and third the same. Campaigner ran into the lead at once and set the pace gamely and. after relinquishing the lead momentarily in the stretch, rallied again and won in a game finish. Killieerankie ran a good, game raee and should hav,. won. but her jockey tired and rode a weak finish. Animus was under restraint in the early running and moved up on the home turn, but tired when called on in the streteh. Howard Shean showed early speed. Scratched— 73S.T23Rerkcley, 110; 73S592Littleton Maid, 90; 739342Samuel H. Harris, 104; 73834 D'Arkle. 100. Overweights — Campaigner, 3 pounds. A I Page 4 Washington Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, March 28 Washington Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, March 28. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. WASHINGTON ENTRIES. Racing starts at 3 p. in. (Chicago lime, 2 p. m.) X Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race— 7-8 Mile Columbia Course. :: year olds ami ui wanl. Selling. (Track record: 30205— 1 :25j — 2 — 110.) In l. Horses. Bee. A. Wt. ndep. 7::'.».: » Comedienne 1 :20J 5..100. .X725 7:: -2!i Servile 8..S1..X728 73774s Toy Boy 4.. 109 71.". 7388** I -ally 1:28 4 . .100. . X71T. 7::w.» Peter Knight 1:28s 0..102..X715 7:is::2 Lady Karma 4.. 90..X715 73KB Greeno 1:2S1 4..107..X710 7.::»is: Venus B. .M8..X7M 73858 llattloaxo 1:201 5..100 710 73904* Workman 1:27-'. o. .100. . X710 ( 7::."'..'.2 1 Wabash Queen 1:314 4.. »8..x7 5 78881* Workmald 1:331 4..8S..X785 730 IS Br xikdalc 0 . . 105 . . X 700 Second Races — 5 1-2 Furlongs Columbia Course. ."-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: :!02S7— 1:07 j— 2— 112.1 (73858) IV^amiau ::.. 8D..X725 73881* oraculum 1 :07J 4..W7..X728 71894* ltillie llil.lis l:os;s 8..101..X715 7.:s:-.2 Belle of the Bay 1:12* 4.. J)l..x71.". 73888 Itiirtt t and True 1:00* S. .In2. . X710 72i»l4 Merrimac 3.. S6..x71 71007 TUlinghaet 3.. S3 70S 7r.n; i King of Bashan 4.. SS..X786 738K2 Jim Nutwood 4.. S3 7 k 73K82 Shorrlng ::..'. 12 7 ; 13838 l'aul I'ry :!. . 00 700 Third Race; — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Washington Nursery Slakes. $1,180 added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (Track record: ."SiKwi — 55£ — 2— li:i.) (7385.-,) Pcraoaal no 72.-, (7.:s:: »i Kwai lie 72(» 7.:s:;n-*l'lef ] I7 715 73880' Ronnie Kelso :5SJ 110 715 7::s.V,- ltallxk 110 715 73855 '-Takahira 107 710 7-:s.V,' lluldv 1(17 710 730;;! = Check 107 705 IniL Horses. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 73830 Juliet M 107 7i 5 7::kn ai Busch no 7ini 7:!! ::i Locale K 107 7 xi 73S10 Two Saints 107 700 Tim Pippin, b. o. by Wools! horpe — Grot-chen. b y L u k o Blackburn 110 *J. E. Madden entry. Fourth Race — About 2 1-2 Miles. Spring Handicap Steeplechase. $1,0 m added. 4-year-olds and upward. (Track record: 07085—5:00^5—154.) (72051) 'Kara B. .100. . x7 * (73833) •Prince of Pilsen 7. .188. . X3S6 73833s Huddy 8.. 180 8M 72« 151 - Kssex II 0 . . 1 52 . . X 000 73833 Yama Christy 7. .151. . XOOO 71860 Borst 5. .148. . X0S5 73833 Judge While 5. .136. . X08T, 73883 fBeaeie K iser : 4 . . 135 6«o 73833 tN'Wt Fisher 4..132..X0S0 *.I. W. Colt entry. t'T. F. Calloway entry. Fifth Race — 3-4 Mile Columbia Course. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (Track record: .••.0220— 1 :13» —2— 107.) 73 i0ft= BELLWETHER 1:13 3. .111. . X 750 (73908) Jubilee 1:14*. 3.. Ill 745 72olS 111, -uiber 3. . !Mi. . X735 U839* Winning Star 1:171 3..101..X725 Sixth Race — 7 1-2 Furlongi Columbia Course. 3-year-olds and upward. .Maidens. Special Weights. (Track record: 53320—1:37—5—117.) 7::o::::- Cmll Boj 3. . 101 700 73882* Ferry landing 3.. 98..X695 73834 Queen Lead 3. . 90 (590 738091 Grace Cameron 4. .113 888 73857= Billy 15. Van 3.. OS 085 ffl tin* I la. b. c, by Merry Prince — Absinthium 4.. 115 The figures under "Rec." In aliove onirics show tho best time made by the horse at the distance since January 1, HHHj. small figure under "Str." shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race. The small [The figure under "Fin." — unless the horse won — shows the number of lengths the horse was behind the winner. First Race [1st Washington] ' LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. FIRST RACE— 7-8 Mile Columbia Course. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (30205—1:251—2—110.) Index Course LMstTlmeT'ckOdds Wt St V* % *4 StrFin Jockeys Best Company. COMEDIENNE, ch. m. 5, by Plaudit— Maxine Elliott (Kelso Stable). Weight today 106. 73930 Benning -,?. f l :in| fast 4 117 7 5 4 Fell. W Walsh Firebrand. Rergoo. Thomas llov. 73834 Kenning 3-4 1:18 mud 6-5 115 3 2 2 8* 2s R McDan'lt'.oes Fast, Helen B., Queen Lead. 732 K) F.Grounds 7-S 1:281 good 11-5 10S 2 5 3 3 3* 47J B McDan'lArt. Dodger, Uoy.Onyx, Mr.Peabody. SERVILE, ch. g, 3, by Planudes — Salama (W. Shields). Weight today 91. 73S:".i Kenning 3-4 1:17§ hvy 4 HI 1 7 (i 03 6s T Burns Sugar Tine, Giles, Winning Star. 72032 Kenning 7-S 1:30 fast 30 90 9 3 3 5 6' sn Jas Hogg Comedienne, Sanguine, R'tandTrue. 71933 Kenning 7-8 l:30g slop 15 89 5 5 5 5 5s 5"lF'brother Higginbotham, Roy. Lady, ElDorado TOY BOY, b. g, 4, by Gorman— Dolly (J. W. Fuller). Weight today 105. 73774 City Park 51 f l:06g fast 16-5 H 4 3 12 1*| 2* ▼ Powers K.T.Shipp, Momentum, Ketchemike 1X21 F.Grounds 3-4 1:131 fast 6 103 1 2 3 21 4* Bilac Hasty Agnes, Merrick, Oraculum. 735X0 F.Grounds 5J f 1:061 fast 6-5 104 2 2 2 F| 2J Battel Al Muller, The Bear, Ace High. LALLY, b. c, 4, by Golden Garter — L'Amazone (T. Monahan). Weight today 106. 73884 Kenning lml'iv 1:4E| good 6 M I 6 6 I 1} 1*1 McCabey Animus, Reldmoore. Al II. Woods. 73S34 Kenning lmlOv 1:49 hvv 10 108 1 4 4 5 32 3* Brussel Animus. Iranhne, D'Arkle. 72055 Kenning 1 1-16 1 :51g fast 12 108 11 11 11 11 11 710lHcnry How.Shean, Poquessing, S.H.Harris PETER KNIGHT, ch. g. 6, by Handsel— Maggie L. (Mrs. W. Keating). Weight today 102. 73858 Denning lmMy l:4Kg mud ?,h ]iit 111 1 II 4T Shaw llolaefcer, L. Maid, Campaigner. 72050 Kenning 1 1:43 fast 20 111 10 10 9 6 41 4ls£McCalK Easton, Thistledale, Panique. BSM Kenning 3-1 1:1S1 fast 8 140 3 6 5 4} 47 Mr Taylor Firebrand, Sim. Honours, Killochan. LADY KARMA, blk. f. 4, by His Highness— Karma (J. S. Hoy). Weight today 99. 7::s:,.2 Bennhlg 3-4 1:M hvy f 0 K li 11 14 13 13 (' Brady Bellwether. Smoker. Berkeley. 72037 K. lining 1 IS 2:00 fast 15 100 5 1 4 5 6 6°1 Jas Hogg M.Crawford, S'.Shingle, Campaigner ISM K-nning 1 1-2 2:42g hvy 12 113 4 3 4 4 38 34J Liebert P.andNeedles, Estimate, G. Cameron GREEN0, b. c, 4, by Greenan — Tongcse (R. Angarola). Weight today 107. 73832 Hcnning 3-4 1:18 hvy 10 188 3 10 13 14 14 Shaw Bellwether. Smoker, Berkeley. 71960 Kenning 7-8 1:31J hvy 3 111 7 5 4 1 l2 Is K McDan'lTonyBonero, BelleoftheBay, Lally. 7191S Penning 7-S 1:31 slop 3 101 2 11 1 H 2» Notter BabyWillie, Wab.Queen, St.Jeanne VENUS, b. m, 5, by Fatherless— Meta Russell (C. C. Hall). Weight today 100. 73M8 Kenning 6?. t 1:21? test 6 MS 1 4 4 2" P R McDan'l.Tas. Crawford, Umbrella, Woodline. 71715 Pimlico lm 70y 1 :50g slop 15 85 4 4 5 5 5 527i.I Schaller ElDorado, OceanSprav, Roy.Onyx. 71692 Pimlico 1 l:41g fast 15 104 7 4 4 9 S5 S21 J J Walsh S.Bernard, Alpenmarchen, Recruit. BATTLEAXE, b. h, 5. by Hamburg — Xela (T. Gilman). Weight today 100. 7::n\".S Menning 3-4 1 AWi mud 30 115 10 f. ('. 8) S11 J F O'Br'nBeggarman. Kempton, Workman. 72032 Kenning 7-8 1:30 fast 40 101 4 7 8 7 7 62J Cullen Comedienne, Sanguine, R'tandTrue. 7195S Kenning 6J f 1:25 hvy 30 98 7 8 8 5 6» Jas Hogg Yaddo, Listless, Dolly Spanker. WORKMAN, blk. h, 6, by Fatherless— Network (W. A. Stanton). Weight today 100. 73SM Kenning h\ f 1 :10f fast 9 BS I 4 4 4 3-1 Brussel Smoker, Pantoufle. Sugar Tine. 73SS8 Kenning 3-4 1 : 1 8g mud 8 110 7 I 5 41 8*1 Shaw Beggarmau, Kempton, Bob. Around. 7192S Kenning 3-4 1:17 slop 25 116 2 3 3 32 Z* Brussel Oraculum, Right and True, Glaucus WABASH 0.TXEEN. ch. f, 4, by Farandole— Peggy R. (F. G. McLaughlin). Weight today 98. 73312 City Park 7-8 1331 Slow 16 95 9 10 6 I 1h li 0 Henry Hose of Pink, Mazonia, Tvrolian. 73282 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1 :olj| good 5 9S 4 6 6 6 72 8H Mulcaby Lady Ethe.1, Mazonia, Ix mon Girl. 73111 F.Grounds 3 4 1:20? hvy 3 95 C 8 7 62 43i C Henry Workmald, Black Mantilla, Etrena. WORKMAID, ch. f, 4, by Fatherless— Network (L. Tully). Weight today 93. 73W1 Kenning 7S 1:31 good 20 Kh; 13 3 3 3 3" W Walsh Poquessing. Oraculum. 13823 F.Grounds 3-4 1:14* fast 50 10010 12 12 ll1 11" W Walsh Robin Hood, Hannibal Bey. Airship 73527 F.Grounds 3-4 1:141 fast 40 115 8 8 8 81 I11 R McDau'lllastyAgues, SamTaylor, TheTborn BROOKDALE, b. h, 6. by Herald— My Badge (F. A. Herold). Weight today 105. 7"'.! v Kenning 6i f 1 :24?. fast 3 110 4 6 6 6 5l'.l.Sha\v Jauf»"s Crawford, Venus, Umbrella. 67S59 Benning 3-4 1:161 fast 110 1 7 8 S1 12 W Miller Akbar, Parkville, Jerry C. 63118 Coney Island 1 1-16 1:46J fast 101 1 2 8 8 8l 8'» W Miller Tartau, Just So, Telephone. Second Race [2nd Washington] SECOND RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs Columbia Course. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. (30287— l:07e — 2 -112. ) BEGGARMAN, blk. g. 3, by Albert— Leda (Chelsea Stable). Weight today 89. 73858 Benning 3 1 1 :1S? mud 10 93 2 2 2 I1 l2 D MeC't'ny Kempton, Workman. Bobbin Around 71997 Benning 3-4 l:isa good 30 112 8 9 7 7 510JBeckman Glaucus, Hiaeko, Braggadocio, 71932 Kenning 3-4 1:18 slop 20 90 1 5 5 7 711 J Schaller Incognito, MissCatesby, D.Himmel. ORACULUM. b. c, 4, by Sorcerer— Hanoverme (G. M. Odom). Weight today 107. 73881 Kerning 7-8 131 good I 10 116 2 11 1 1} X* B Mcllan'IPoipiessing, Workmaid. B8B Benning 3-1 1:1S hvy 2i 114 10 7 8 81 101" It Mcllan'ir.ellwether. Smoker, Berkeley. 73t.Jl F. Grounds S-4 l:13g fast 3 112 6 1 1 42 33i V Powers Hasty Agnes, Merrick, Toy Boy. BILLIE HIBBS, br. g. 3, by Fatherless — Aurine (D. Dnnlop). Weight today 101. 71994 Kenning 2-4 1:17 good 2 95 1 1 1 2& 34i F'brother Firebrand, Sanguine, RightandTriie 7174S Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 3 119 2 1 1 1| 5« Beckman Jubilee, Dixie Himmel, M.Catesby. 71668 Pimlico 5} f 1:08? good 8 110 5 1 1» 1» L Smith Jubilee, Miss Catesby, De Burgo. BELLE OF THE BAY. ch. f, 4. by Ballyhoo Bey— Leisure (J. F. Bartlett). Weight today 91. 13832 Kenning 3 4 1:18 hvy 40 MB 1 5 7 8* 8* A Lee Bellwether. Smoker, Berkeley. 71900 Kenning 7-S 1:31J hvy 9-5 108 13 3 4 43 33J Notter Greeno. Tony Bonero. Lallv. 71S70 Kenning 3-4 1:16 fast 10 108 4 12 2« B» Notter P.andNeedles, N'skaleeta, Eminola RIGHT AND TRUE. br. h. 8. by Tristan— Ellerdie (R. Angarola). Weight today 102. 73858 Kenning 3-4 1 :1S|? mud 8 110 1 S 8 5 5s Rowan Beggarman, Kempton, Workman. 72032 Benning 7-8 1:30 fast 10 106 1 1 1 1 2J 3i G Swain Comedienne, Sanguine, Easton. 71994 Benning 3-4 1:17 good 7 116 3 4 4 4« 4« Jas Hogg Firebrand, Sanguine, Blllie Hlbbs. MERRIMAC, ch. g, 3, by Potentate^ — Merry Dawn (W. T. Townes). Weight today 86. 72oll Kenning 5* f 1 :10 fast 60 92 4 7 5 K& 61UHenry Bellwether, Ap.Toddv, Laugh. Kyes 70418 Ft Erie 5-8 l:01g fast 1 108 2 4 3 2s 2'1 Moreland Green Dale, Moliere, Truro. 7C170 Buffalo 5-8 1:01 fast 109 1 12 2* 2= Lycurgus C.W.Burt, KlngFolly, GreenDale. TILLINGHAST, b. g. 3. by Fatherless— Roselia (R. S. Davidson). Weight today 93. 71607 Pimlico 51 f 1:10J hvy 10 99 5 2 2 42 4s F'brother Truro, Miss Catesbv, Mou'bert. 71096 Hamilton 5-Sl:03£fast 15 99 9 4 6 44 8«1 F'brother Truro. Manheimer, Monlelair. 70761 Montreal 5i f 1:07* fast 10 105 1 1 1 4t 710£A'buebon T.byCourtesy, In.Purvis, Mystlfier. KING OF BASHAN. b. g. 4. by Giganteum— Salamis (B. Murray). Weight today 93. 71880 Kenning 7-S 1:31] hvv 20 K'S 9 9 7 I f « 58 Bnmel C.reeno. Tonv Bonero, BelleoftheBay 71418 Benning 7-8 1:31 slop 10 101111111 11 10 12 Brussel Baby Willie, Greeno, WabashQueen 71713 Pimlico 7-8 1:31 slop 20 107 7 5 5 5 5' 5"lMcCahey Botanist, Graziallo, Jerry C. JIM NUTWOOD, b. g, 4. by Peep o'Day— Musette (J. S. Hoy). Weight today 93. 73882 K nning 3-4 1 : 17? good 40 115 S 7 7 7 10**}Horner Dr. Lee, Call Boy, Ferrvlandlng. 71931 Benning 3-4 l:lSg slop 30 103 6 3 3 5i 9" C Brady RussellT., Kempton, GeorgeG.Hall. 71526 Jamaica 5-8 1:00J fast 25 92 7 9 10 10 10 Buxton Tiro, Russell T., High Glass. SHERRING, b. c. 3, by Griffon— PoTtinent (R. J. Mackenzie). , Weight today 92. 73882 Benning 3-4 1:171 good 10 101 11 11 11 10 9''l.Q'rington Dr. Lee, Call Bov, Ferrvlandlng. 71456 Belmont 3-4 1:13 fast 10 93 10 9 8 71 7'J D McC'thyArdri, Requite, Sudden Start. 71303 Belmont 5i f l:10g mud 100 115 6 7 8 6i 5*h D McC'tuyMasque, Lotus Brandt, Ardri. PAUL PRY, b. g. 3, by Ogden— Meddling Mary (T. Monahan). Weight today 90. 73CS Kenning 3-4 1 :l ij» mud 50 H I 7 7 71 8*1 Keating Beggarman. Kempton, Workman. 71919 Kenning 3-4 1:17* slop 20 91 11 12 12 12 12 Henry Ardri. Braggadocio. Apple Toddv. 71783 Pimlico 3-1 1:17| slow 50 107 6 6 5 5J 571 Goldstein J.Edwards, "D.Himmel, King'sPlate Third Race [3rd Washington] THIRD RACE— A 1-2 Furlongs. Washington Nursery Stakes. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (3S000— 55g —2-113.) PERSONAL, b. f, 2, by Kinley Mack— Lady Lindscy (J. McLaughlin). Weight today 110. 7 -.. Bennhlg L-l 52 mud 20 M 2 1 1- V Btanwl Balbek, Huldy, Cheek. KWAI, ch. g, 2, by Banastar — Acidalic (F. Johnson). Weight today 110. 73838 Benning 1 I 518 fcvy I M i 2 2: l2 Shaw Clef, Al Busch, Court Lady. CLEF, br. f, 2, by Plaudit— Oanzonctta (J. E. Madden). Weight today 107. 13880 K lining ] 1 Uf hvy 4 MB 7 4 3' 22 T Steele Kwai, Al Busch. Court Lady. BONNIE KELSO, b. c, 2, by Waterboy— Thuanella (G. M. Odom). Weight today 110. 7::-vi Venning 41 f E8 good 4 107 1 4 V 2' R McDan'lTaboo, Ragman, Al Busch. ISM I". Grounds 3J f 42jj fast 50 114J S 10 lo1 10"A Raynor Intervene, Simcoe, Poeotaligo. BALBEK, br. c, 2, by Handsome— San Andres (W. H. Mosby). Weight today 110. QBSS Kenning 1-2 ;.2 mud 6 107 5 3 1*1 9 D McCMliy Personal, Huldy, Cheek. TAKAHIBA. ch. g. 2. by Plaudit— Lucy Glitters (J. E. Madden). Weight today 107. 7S8S5 Kenning l-_ 53 mud 9-.". Kit 1 .", # 5'V T Stele Personal. Balbek. Huldy. HULDY, rh. f, 2, by Potentate— Katie C. (Aftongreen Stable). Weight today 107. 73855 Kenning 1 2 52 tnu.l "-' |8i 11 7 8* 3'1 W R W'k'rl'ersonal, Balbek, Cheek. CHEEK, (h. f, 2. bv nawkswick— Dimple (S. Rossi. Weight today 107. 7"i.i Hennlng« 1 511 fast bi MG 6 42 "n C Brady Court Lady. Arali.i. Cnaptw. 73S55 Kenning 1-2 52 mad 15 184 (; 4 P 4r' tyringtoii l'ersonal. Balbek, Huldy. JULIET M.. b. f, 2. by Dr. Cave— Night Shade (J. L. Beesor). Weight today 107. 788M Kenning 1-2 51? hvy 88 Mp U lo lo S" Jos ll,,gg Kwai. Cbf. Al Busch. AL BUSCH, ch. c, 2, by Inflexible— Gatien Belle (W. Shields). Weight today 110. 73880 Benning Al f ; x good 7-5 Ho I :: 42 4*)T Burns Taboo, Ronnie Kelso. Ragman. 73SJU Kenning i-2 012 hvy 6 112 1 1 l2 32£ X Burus Kwai, Clef, Court Lady. LUCILLE R., ch. f. 2, by Sombrero — Graziosa (J. C. Goode). Weight today 107. 73931 Kenning 1-2 514 fast 3i 105 10 10 10 9l» T Burns Court Lady, Arali.i, Cheek. TWO SAINTS, b. c, 2, by St. Leonards— St. Cypria (S. Gibson). Weight today 107. 73S30 Kenning 1-2 511 hvy 50 109 10 Vi 11 10s Yorke Kwai, Clef, Al Busch. TIM PIPPIN, b. c, 2, by Woolsthorpe— Gretchcn (M. J. Cromwell). Weight today 110. First start. J. E. Madden entry — Clef and Takahira. Fourth Race [4th Washington] FOURTH RACE — About 2 1-2 Miles. Spring Handicap Steeplechase. 4 -year-olds and upward. ((579S5 — 5:00-^5—154.) KARA, b. g, 5, by Herald— Irene (J. W. Colt). Weight today 1G0. 72051 Kenning Ab 2J 5:0S fast 9-10 143 2 11 1 1» 1« Mr Taylor Kssex 1 1., YamaChristy, Alamansor. 71978 Kenning Ab 2 4:17 slow 8-5 143 4 3 2 3 1» 2J McAfee Navajo, F.Virginian. D.Hellsworth 71905 Kenning Ab 21 5:10 hvy 8-5 142 1 2 1 1 1* l'J Mr Taylor Navajo, Essex II., Duleian. PRINCE OF PILSEN, ch. g, 7, by St. Florian— Ever (J. W. Colt). Weight today 156. 73831 Kenning Ab 2 4:213 hvy 7-5 153 14 5 5 3r 1J Meln'iiey Huddy. Goldfleur, Judge White. 71869 Kenning Ab 2J 5:031 fast 2 135 2 5 6 4 8* 2» Huppe GuardlanlL, EssexIL. F.Virginian. 71747 Pimlico Ab 2 4:33 fast 12 140 6 7 6 6 6} B»» Huppe Bersi, Buekman, Guardian II. HUDDY. b. g, 5, by Deceiver— Br one (P. Lorillard). Weight today 140. 73^:;:? Kenning Ah 2 4:2b? hvy 6 141 2 3 3 3 1" Q Kelleher I'r. of PInsen. Coldtieur, J. White. 71728 Pimlico Ab 2 4:42 slow 8 136 1 5 9 7 7 7"«JS McClaln M. Maker, L.L.Harman, L.Woodl'ds 71671 Pimlico Ab 2 4:40 good 10 142 5 4 3 3 2 210 C Brown JackBarr, MerryMaker, Capt. Hayes ESSEX II., b. g, 6, by Judge Morrow— Mimosa (D. K. Kerr). Weight today 152. 72001 Benning Ab 2J 0:08 fast 4J 144 3 2 2 2 2° 2* Arcbib'ld Kara, Yama Christy. Alamausor. 71905 Benning Ab 2* 5:10 hvy 31 152 4 3 3 4 21 3"JMr J O'B'nKara. Navajo. Duleian. 71S69 Benning Ab 2J 5:031 fast 7 151 6 4 3 1 l1 3i Mr D KerrGuardlanIL, P.ofPilsen, F.Virgln'n YAMA CHRISTY, ch. g. 7, by Hermence— Isbell (W. C. Hayes). Weight today 151. 73833 Kenning Ab 2 4:21g hvy 4 153 5 Fell. Mr Page Pr. of Pilsen, Huddv, Goldfleur. 72051 Benning Ab 2J 5:08 fast 7 149 1 4 3 4 31 3*1 Kelleher Kara. Essex II., Alamansor. 72016 Benning Ab 2 4:11 fast 6 101 3 5 4 3 23 2R Kelleher Navajo, Alamansor, Duleian. BERSI, b. m, 5. by Bersan— Klysma (Mr. McMurtrie) Weight today 148. 71S69 Kenning Ab 21 5:0,!? fast 3 145 8 7 5 5 515 5"i Savage Guardian II., P.ofPilsen, F.ssex II. 71798 Pimlico Ab 2 4:40g fair 31 148 10 9 5 2 PI4 Savage B.Murphy, Guardianll., F.Virginian 71747 Pimlico Ab 2 4:33 fast 11-5 138 2 3 4 3 l1 1« Savage Buekman, GuardlanlL, F.Virginian JUDGE WHITE, b. g, 5, by Fatherless— VigUe (W. L. Maupin). Weight today 136. 73833 Kenning Ab 2 4:21?. hvy 6 146 3 5 4 4 4'° 42"'.Dupee Pr. of Pilsen, Huddy, Goldfleur. 70S17 Sheeps'd Ab 2 4:09g hvy 8 133 4 Fell. "Dupee Mr. McCann, Dr. Keith, Essex II. 70774 Sheeps'd Ab 2 4:11 mud 11-5 142 3 3 3 3 2 2 Dupee Hoinoselle, Paprika. BESSIE KISER, b. f, 4, by Ben Holladay— Opodeldoc (T. F. Galloway). Weight today 135. 73881 Benning Ab 2 4:18 good 20 137 8 Fell. J Steele Percentage. Penarris. FinMacCool. 63544 I-atonia 5-8 1:01$ fast 100 102 11 10 9 81 9, !iOregar Zipango, Webber, Spider Web. NEWT FISHER, b. c, 4, by Donald Bain— Frances Nichols (T. F. Galloway). Weight today 132. 73833 Benning Ab 2 4:211 hvy 20 142 6 2 2 2 5 S*|l Steele Pr. of Pilsen. Huddy. Goldfleur. 647S4 Louisville 5* f l:10j| hvy 30 103 2 3 4 6l 88 Seder Boserrian. Affinity. La Thorpe. 64617 Douglas Pk 5-8 l:02jj good 30 110 8 5 5 81 661 Seder B.Vivant, PrincessMarle.S. Warner. J. W. Colt entry — Kara and Prince of Pilsen. T. F. Galloway entry — Newt Fisher and Bessie Kiser. Fifth Race [5th Washington] FEFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile Columbia Course. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (3C22U— l:13g— 2— 107.) BELLWETHER, br. c, 3, by Woolsthorpe — Favor Bells (W. F. Mathews). Weight today 111. 73888 Benning 3-4 1:171 fast 4-5 116 1 2 3 23 2} Shaw Jubilee, Giles, Gilvedear. 73832 Kenning 3-4 1:18 hvy 6 109 5 1 1 11 l1 W B W'k'rSmoker, Berkeley, Sam. H. Harris. 73737 City Park 3-4 1:13 fast 30 109 1 1 1 B ll W K W'erGoldproof, Cooney K., E. T. Shlpp. JUBILEE, ch. c, 3, by Compute— Stefanette (F. Littlefield). Weight today 111. 73906 Kenning 3-4 1:17* fast 8-5 103 2 3 2 1* IS T Burns Bellwether. Giles. Gilvedear. 71942 Benning 7-8 1:301 slop 20 110 5 6 6 6 6 623lChristian The Squire. Falcada. Smoker. 71895 Benning 3-4 1:151 hvy 6 120 3 3 3 3* 3« Liebert Rosimiro, Falcada, Smoker. BLEMBER. ch. f, 3, by Farandole — Peggy R. (P. Gannon). Weight today 96. 72018 Benning lm70y 1:461 fast 30 86 5 6 7 7 7 716 J Schaller Clell Turney, Alauda, Live Wire. 71929 Benning 1 1:45 slop 15 92 9 7 4 7 8 921 A Lee Trash, Fancy Bird. Rappahannock. 7174S Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 60 104 9 9 9 98 9ulGoldsteln Jubilee, Dixie Himmel, M.Catesby. WINNING STAR, ch. f, 3. by Star Shoot— Winsome III. (W. C. Daly). Weight today 101. 73S29 Benning 3-4 1:172 hvy 12 93 4 3 2 22 31 Yorke Sugar Pine, Giles, Royal Lady. 72014 Benning 51 f 1:10 fast 20 92 3 6 7 7 511 Yorke Bellwether, Ap.Toddy. Laugh. Kyes 71961 Benning 3-4 1:191 hvy 21 110 5 4 3 2l 1» Yorke Kingsessing, GayGryselle, Woolspun Sixth Race [6th Washington] SIXTH RACE — 7 1-2 Furlongs Columbia Course. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Special Weights. (53320—1 :37— 5— 117. J CALL BOY, br. c, 3, by Plaudit — Imp (G. W. Langdon). Weight today 101. 73883 Kenning 6S f 1 :26 fast 1 116 I 5 4 2 » 2* T Burns Rich. Duke. Tamme. Waterbridge. 73SS2 Benning 3-4 1:17? good 10 101 6 I 4 21 25 T Steele Dr. Lee, Ferrvlandlng, Rich. Duke. 73831 Benning 7-8 1:331 hvy 2 102 4 9 7 8 75 714 T Steele Kingsessing, B.B.Van, Ferrylanding FERRYLANDING, ch. g, 3, by Herbert— Fairyland (T. Monahan). Weight today 98. 73SS2 Kenning 3-4 1:17| good 5 98 5 2 2 3'' 3" McCabey Dr. Lee, Call Boy, Rich. Duke. 73831 Benning 7-8 1:331 hvy 4 103 2 1 1 2 21 33.'. Brussel Kingsessing, B. B. Van. S. Ball. 71776 Pimlico 3-4 1:191 hvy 8-5 110 4 3 4 3» 3 °lDelaby KingThistle, MissCatesby, Octolc. QUEEN LEAD, b. f, 3, by Plaudit— Myrtle Harkness (J. E. Madden). Weight today 96. 73S54 Kenning 3-4 1:1S mud 0 91 Left at the post. T Steele Goes Fast, Comedienne. Helen B. GRACE CAMERON, br. f. 4. by Lissak— Lida H. (W. C. Daly). Weight today 113. 78888 Kenning lm40y 1 :47.? fast 3 106 2 1 1 2 2* 28 T Burns Silver Ball, Grandpa, Ingraham. 738;?! Benning 7-S 1:33? hvy 12 114 13 4 4 02 5'°lYorke Kingsessing, B.B.Van, Ferrylanding 72054 Benning 7-S 1:311 fast 10 110 2 6 7 10 12 12" Yorke Kempton, Geo. G. Hall, Millstone. BILLY B. VAN, b. g, 3, by Isia— Sadie S. (P. H. Sullivan). Weight today 98. 73S57 Kenning 7-8 1:33 mud 6-5 103 4 2 2 2 21 3'J Q' ring ton Azure Maid, Tennis, Coppers. 73S31 Kenning 7-8 1:33? hvy 5 99 5 5 3 3 3s 21* Q'rington Kingsessing. Fairylanding. SU.Rall. 71919 Benning 3-4 1:171 slop 60 108 10 10 10 10 10 W Mcln'reArdrl, Braggadocio, Apple Toddy. f KRAMERIA, b. c, 4, by Merry Prince — Absinthium. Weight today 115. First start. Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, March 28 Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, March 28. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. OAKLAND ENTRIES. Racing starts at 1:40 p. m. (Chicago time. 3.40.) XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds ami upward. Selling. (Track record: 72047—1:111—3-103.) Ind. Horses. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 79189 Belle of Iroquois 1:13 4. .107. . XTSS 7387S Blomly l:ttg 4..115..X720 78080* Loni Nelson 1:18 B..1U..X718 73WIS- Nagaz.im 1:121 5..112..X715 7:wr,:i Misty's Pride 1:13 8..104..X715 73.X7.V Ray Bennett 1:1.4* 4..111..X710 73784* Seasick 1:141 0. . 9! 710 7.:s!IS Dick Wilson .1:14* 5. .113. . X706 73803 Lustig 1:161 7..109..X705 7::s4ii Bell Reed 1:18 B..108..XT86 73788 Haber 1:14£ 4..107..X700 72045 St. Or 4. .106. . X7O0 Second Race — 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 3-yoar-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 71S41— 1:40s— 3— 102.) 78823* Miss Mav Bowdish 7.. 06. .X725 7.;7.11 Mill Song 5..10T..X72O 7.1712 Follie L '.',. . 87. . X715 73577* Western 4. .102. .©715 7:awH Roval Maxim 1:431 4..106..X715 7:;s7:: Meada l:45g 6.. 104.. x 710 7:'kS51 Toimnv Abearn ::.. 88 710 7:{05O .lack I'aine 3.. 83.. X 710 (SMMI4 Iron Watson 5. .103. . X705 73879 Ralph Young 7.. 106.. X 700 73520 Midmont 5 . . 106. . X 700 73538 Golden Wine 5.. 96.... 605 Third Race — 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 71841 — 1:888, 1 — 102.) ISMS' Margaret Randolph ..1:471 3.. 92. .X725 73000 Lassen 4..102..X720 (73788) Catherine F 3..83..X715 73788* Boas 3. . ftl. . X715 7.;*.i2(» Miss Oflicious 1:45 4.. 103.. ©715 7::7W Monvina 1:41J 4. .106 710 73827 Taunt 1:47 4. .104. . X7M 7.-.S75 Silver Line 1:12 4..100. .X710 73748* Kraka 4.. 106 705 73888 Hilgert 4. .104 705 73878 Fudora 4..101..X700 73171 Zick Abrams 4.. 99..X700 Fourth Race — 5-8 Mile. Gebliard Handicap. ?2,50O added. 2-year-olds. (Track record: 72080—581—3—108.) Ind. Horses. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. (73898) Lee Rose l:00g 124..X750 73820-5 Rose Queen 118. . X745 (735!H»)*I)uke of Milan 116..X745 73826 tSeattle 888. . X745 (73889) Del Craaador 1:01s no 740 73820 PtoaWrt 112 740 72888 *W'oodlander MB..X748 73880* Ocean Maid MB..XTSS 73888 t'i'om Hay ward 1)7 735 73700 *\liddie 10 ) 725 7.".874 {Mauretania 833 725 78828 Kl Piearo 1 »5 720 73888 lannisa SM 7ln 73800 fBill Eaton 104..X705 §A. Ko, nigsberg entry. *Ormoinlalo Stalde entry. tB. Scbreiber entry. JJ. 1). Millin entry. Fifth Race— 1 1-2 Miles. 4-vear-olds and upward. Allowances. (Track record: 3389—2:321—6—103.) 73927= Wing Ting 4.. 96..X725 (73:mmi) Miss Rillie 2:38 T.. MS. .©720 73827 Honrv (l 2:34 8. .188 715 7::o2 ; F.duardo 3:451 •..88B..X71B 73900* Arcourt 2:34i 4.. SB. . X710 7:'.!»27 Tonic 4.. '.Hi 7 i5 73*.I27 Red Leaf S. . 88. . ©7oo 73671 Helisme 4.. 91 700 Sixth Race — Futurity Course. (170 feet 1'SS than 8-1 mile.) 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (Track record: 71817— 1 :OS.i— 2 --'.ill. ) (728281 PA.7AROITA 1:10 I. .105. . X750 (73901) G.iniuell 1:00 4..126..X745 73801* .lohiinv Ly ms 1:13 4..MO..XT45 73901 St. Francis 1:10 5. .}10. .X740 (73876) Import 8*. S8..X749 32888 Milpitas 4 . . 1HI 725 The figures under "Rec." in alwve entries show tbn best time made by the horse at the distaucc since January 1, 1906. First Race [1st Oakland] LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. * 5 | . I FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (72047— 1:11.!— 3— 103.) Index Course DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St % % % strFln Jockeys Best Company. BELLE OF IROQUOIS, b. f, 4, by Ben Strome— Passion Flower (M. Reis). Weight today 107. 73 .fiu Oakland PC 1:11 fast 7-5 109 9 7 7 Si. 791 W Kelly J.H.Slioohan, B.Wilson, P.Briitus. 73709 Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 6 108 4 2 1 23 U W Kellv A. B. Cook, Nngazam, L. Nelson. 788M Oakland 7-S 1:261 fast 9-5 103 4 4 2 3 55 4=1 W Kelly Burleigh, Gargantua, Lassen. BLONDY, ch. o, 4, by Ingoldsby — Hifalutin (C. Heifers). Weight today 115. 73S75 Oakland 7-S l:26i fast 20 110 112 2 21! 41 Butwell Preen, May Amelia. Rav Bennett. 73S2S Oakland 3-4 1:12 fast 20 90 7 7 S 6J 7'4F H'brand Pajarolta, J. Lvons, Cioudlight. 737G8 Oakland 3-4 J:121 fast 30 95 7 6 6 6"* 65 F H'brand Fireball, The Mist, Burning Bush. LORD NELSON, ch. g, 6, by St. Carlo — Good Hope (L. Stock). Weight today 115. 73SM Oakland ■ 3-4 1 :14* fast 8 117 2 3 4 3- 8*1 Kirseh'm A.B.Cook, ItlB— 1. J.H.Sliretian. 73821 Oakland 3-4 1:13 J fast 15 113 2 2 2 2'J 2« Gilbert Mav Amelia. Salvage, C. Hedriek. 73709 Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 5 111 3 13 4nk 45 Buxton A.B.Cook. B.of Iroquois, Nagazam. NAGAZAM, b. g, 5, by Mazagan — La Biche (Keene Bros.). Weight today 112. 73898 Oakland 3-4 1:141 fast 10 m 7 4 I Sj 9 Seoville A.B.C«ok, L.Nelson. .1 H Sleehau. 73821 Oakland 3-1 1:132 fast 5J lit 4 4 4 4* 8«» Seoville May Amelia. L. N-lson Salvage. 73788 Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 3 112 1 2 2 l'J 1J Seoville Combury, Phalanx, Eyebright. MISTY'S PRIDE, ch. m. 8, by Handsome— Misty Morn (B. H. Kirby). ■ Weight today 104. 73833 Oakland 5-S 59:-! fast 40 HHi 1 1 :; «* 8» A Walah lirehall. fiaiaiins Native S " n 78518 Oakland 8-4 1:181 slop 1- H8 4 2 8 7' 9" I'en'gast Pick Wilson Ilillv Mver Hulford. 69R78 Oakland H f IMt fast 2 los 1 15 7 7H Kirseh'm St. Francis, Revolt, 'Combury. RAY BENNETT, b. g, 4, by David Tenny— Princesca (G. P. McNeil) Weight today 111. 7::x7:, Oakland 7-8 1:261 But 16 107 5 5 5 4 4' 3-J Mentry Preen, Mav Amelia Blondv 73803 Oakland 3-4 1:141 fast 13-o 111 9 4 4 1J 13J Mentry Sevorton, Head Dance W. Racine. 73727 Oakland 7-S 1:261 fast 13 107 4 2 1 1 11 55j Mentry Monvina. Triumphant, Phalanx. SEASICK, gr. m, 6, by Bobby Beach— Reel (W. W. Finn). Weight today 99. 73784 Oakland H 1:18 tHt 16 lOO 2 I 3 3nk :ji Kirseli'm Hilgert. Zelina, T r Coleman 73441 Oakland 3-1 1:141 fast 15 9S 10 S 7 SJ 8' Pobanka Hulford. Combnrv, Reene W. •:;1 akland H t 148J fast la 102 6 3 4 8* S*| Pobanka Sevenfull. Reene W.. Belle Kinney. DICK WILSON, br. g, 5. by Hawthorne — Grace Edwards (P. Sullivan). Weight todav 113 73S9S Oakland 3 4 1:14! fast 10 US 3 6 I f S* Butw.ll A. B. Cook \aga71m L Nelson' 73765 Oakland F C 1:11 fast 40 112 E 8 8 El M Butwell J.H.Sheehan. P.Brutus, J. A Murray Om Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 16 114 5 4 4 3J 6»J Butwell A.B.Cook, B.oflroquois. Nagazam. LUSTIG, ch. h. 7. by Balgowan— Derfargilla (W. P. Magrane). Weight today 109. .'•"•Oakland Bn70y 1:46 fast 12 lot 2 2 2 2 2"^ 5'1 Butwell Warte Nb-bt. Elotn \I. B Clark. 0784 Oakland 3-4 1:11? fast 30 111 8 9 9 » M» Butwell Hilgert Zelina Seasick fffH Oakland 3-4 1:144 fa,st 6 W 1 8 10 B* 8"|Butwcll Silvu. Gov. Orman, Brookleaf. BELL EEED. ch. g, 8. by Captive— Miss Gentry (J. H. Brannon). Weight today 106. 73849 Oakland 3 4 1:1"-' fast 20 112 2 2 2 2V •• G l'.ullmnn V:nln. Vinton. Nellie Kacine. 737S9 Oakland M 1:14° fast 100 110 3 11 3nk 7= G BullmanNagazam. Com bury. Phalanx. 6907S Oakland F C 1:101 fast 10 127 1 1 1 1*1 2h Mentry TituslL, radd.vl.yncli. Yellowstone. HABER. br. g. 4. by Victory— Chione (E. Trotter). Weight today 107. 7370S Oakland lm"0v 1:41 fast 7 M 13 5 9 :•' lo "LvciirguR Woereborner, Tonic, Huerfano. 73519 Oakland 7-S 1:28? slop 40 1M 11 S S 8 1- 6="..I Hayes May Aincdia, Dorado, Shenandoah. 73 439 Oakland 3-4 1 :1 Jg last 5 9S 3 4 2 21 ilf Kelly Woolen, C. of Diamonds. Redw'dIL BT. OR. ch. c, 4. by St. Symphorien— Rose of Ormonde (N. Jortall). Weight today IOC 72ii!.', Oakland .14 1:13 fast 20 MS 7 7 7 8 a'-'.Morclaiid Tawasentha. Nappa, Cain. 719" I Oakland 7J f 1 ::r,J fast 10 ill S 7 5 r f 6**lw Knapp Caniune. Willis Green, Vinton. 71S76 Oakland 6J f 1:19 fast 15 112 6 4 4 5i 4,4JC Ross St. Elintvood, Canique, Elindale. Page 5 Second Race [2nd Oakland] SECOND RACE— 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 3-year-clds and upward. Selling. (71S41— 1:401—3—102.) MISS MAY BOWDISH. b. m. 7. by Libertine— Phoebe F. (W. St. Vincent). Weight today 96. 73123 Oakland lm70y 1:451 fast 10 inj 9 7 s 7 ::'.:!" GaUado Huerfano. Sea Lad, Nancy w. 73617 Oakland 2-1 1:1:15 good 100 103 9 10 10 9" 9*° Galindo JohnlI.Sliceh.in. A.B.Cook. TituslL 729C4 Oakland lm70y 1:31 slow 20 102 7 7 7 7 715 710 Galindo Gromoboi, Boloman. Rosy Light. MILL SONG, b. m. 5. by Kismet— Juanita (C. C. McCafferty). Weight today 101. 7:;7::i Oakland 1 3 IS :.': *)& fast 50 ln7 10 C 4 4 ::"k 5,0?.F uxton J. Adams. M. Jordan. Carthaginian. 73712 Oakland lmMy 1:43 fast 30 MS 3 9 8 8 S1* 8ll|Buxton SilverLine, Gargantua, M.Jordan. M6M Oakland 1 1-M 1:48? goodll-5 109 4 7 5 I 2J 4° Gilbert Pontotoc, Fury. High Gun. FOLLIE L., b. f. 3. by Mimic— Sister Geneva (D. S. Fountain). Weight today 87. 73711 Oakland lra20y 1:42 fast 7 S7 s 7 7 7 73 68 ("boneau SilverLine, Gargantua. MJheXordan. 73821 Oakland F C 1:10? fast 8 94 3 7 7 H 34 O*konen Sevenfnll. Abbey. Handmaiden. 72339 Oakland 3^ l:17g hvy 7 102 3 C 4 4* ("IMcGtaJa Marian Casey, Adena, HeatherScott WESTERN, ch. c. 4, by Handsome — Independence Day (J. H. Shouldicel. Weight today 102. 73677 Oakland lraTOy 1:30 hvy 2J 108 2 3 2 2 2,: 3:' Gilbert Eudora. Sliady Lad. Metlakatla. 73471 Oakland lm20y 1:441 slop 3 102 3 5 5 G 7- 7l*|Kir«en'm Doloman. Steel Dlue. Funny Side* 73347 Oakland 1 1-16 1:471 fast 9 105 3 1 1 2 22 34 W Fischer Gargantua, Pleiad. Fury. ROYAL MAXIM, b. c, 4, by Altamax— Royal Purple (A. M. Covington). Weight today 106. BIN Oakland 2 3:31 fast 8 H 7 113 8* 5**11 Butler Miss Rillie. Arcourt. Tetanus. 133*7 Oakland 1 5-S 2:4S4. fast 11 ion 4 111 3U 3" J Butler Eduardo, Mon. Maid. Rotrou. 73653 Oakland 2 3 : 20g fast 7 I04 4 13 6 6- 754lSandy Big Bow, Miss Rillie. Red Leaf. MEADA blk. m. 6. by Figaro— Afamada (H. G. Bodwell). Weight today 104. 7:n;:; Oakland F C i:io4 fast 30 112 I 4 7 9* :»,r' Lvcnrsus Tawasentha. Adena. S-venfull. IK31 Oakland F C 1:10? fast 40 112 6 S S 73 56 Boyd Sevenfull, Abbey. Follie L., 73124 Oakland 1 l:40g fast 40 107 9 8 9 9 SJ 8lsJLycurgus Bye Bye II., Standover, Arcourt. TOMMY AHEARN. ch. c. 3. by Jean Bereaud— Beth Broeek (Menlo Stable). Weight today 93. Tl'.s.'i Oakland 1 l:3Sg fast 3no 91 .'; 5 :. 6 v. 6"V.Zieglor Sugarmaid. Cadichon, Sibari. 71743 Aqueduct 7-S 1:29 good 30 110 C 7 7 7 71 810lRaynor Countermand, Orfano. Trash. 716C1 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:19 fast 20 99 6 5 7 8 9 9,8JMusgr*ve St. Ilario, Alauda, Bridge Whist. JACK PAINE, ch. g. 3. by Cromv. ell— Sallie Mac (J. T. Collins). Weight today 83. IM50 Oakland 3-4 1 :14J fast 15 99 1 8 9 8s 8— Kirsch'm Salvage. Prestige. Byron. 7203 Oakland Eft f 1:M| alop 13 111 7 7 7 7 7l7*Pen'gast Mitre. Elevation. Big Store. MM Oakland 1 1:464 slop 15 102 2 2 3 2 3=1 36 Gilbert LordFiligrane, Bardonia, Cry. Wave IRON WATSON, b. g, 5. by Herald— Rillito (J. T. Collins). Weight today 103. BMM Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 20 1«'7 9 9 8 71 7" *Sandy Crest. Boy. A.B.Cook. Card. Sarto. RBI Oakland 7-8 1391 fair 13 9S 11 9 10 11 101 9,4JJ Conway Mcchant, Lem Reed. Lone Wolf. RALPH YOUNG, br. h, 7. by Oakwood— Freyja (J. J. Ellerd). Weight today 106. 73S75 Oakland 7-S 1:2C| fast 100 Ml 6 6 7 6 6s G'-' Kirsch'm Freen. May Amelia, Ray Bennett Mil Oakland 1 1:41 fast 5 105 1 1 1 1 1} ll Kirsch'm KingofMist. Rudabek. Lit. Mirthful. 69370 Oakland. 11-16 1:50 mud 18-5 102 3 3 3 4 3: 3' Kirsch'm MaikieMayer, E.Sheridan. Noptunus MIDMONT. b. g. 5. bv Montana— Middie Dwyer (H. Froelich). Weight today 106. 73330 Oakland IraMy 1:46 slop 15 109 2 7 9 9 9* 921 Kirsch'm Men don. Fulletta. Whidden. 1315* Oakland 1 1-16 1:541 hvy 8 109 8 9 9 9 9 916JMcClain Maxtress, Elevation. Lampadrome. 7"041 Oakland 1 1-8 2:01 1 mud 4J 111 7 6 5 6 65 619 McClain The Captain, Becchwood, Kogo. GOLDEN WINE, ch. m. 5, by Goldfinch— Widow Clicquot (S. Polk). • Weight today 96. 73538 Oakland 3-4 1:16 mud 150 90 6 7 8 8 S'"?.E Clark Tom Shaw. Burleigh. S. Stocking. 17032 Oakland l\ f 1*S| fast 41 103 8 S 7 7 710*W Miller Wat. Thrush, J. C. Gratis. Bl. Sam. 66301 Oakland 5-8 1:01J slop 20 107 8 5 7 7 710 J MclntyreBatidor, Jake Ward, Frolic. Third Race [3rd Oakland] THIRD RACE— 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (71841— 1:40=.— 3— 102.) MARGARET RANDOLPH, b. f, 3. by Loocttreet— Metrical (J. 8 Hawkins). Weight today 92. 7313 Oakland I 1:4JJ fast 2 106 3 1 1 1 t«| 2t W Miller Steel Blue. Buto. Wuerzburger. 73770 Oakland lmMy 1:16J fast 5 104 10 11 7 9 74 43 J Butler M. Jordan. Handmaiden, Patriotic. 73732 Oakland 3-4 1:12 fast 100 91 4 4 G 68 62°1J Butler Ormuz, Fajaroita, Husky. LASSEN, b. g, 4, by Bedeck— Cleodora (J. E. Hoppag). Weight today 102. MM Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 9 11211 10 10 '. ■■ l*«iH*hatta9 Combury. Prestige. Yada. MM Oakland 1-4 1:26J fast 50 103 3 1 3 4 «* 35 H'herton Burleigh. Gargantua. B. of Iroquois. 73391 Oakland l:n70y 1:51 slow 10 107 5 2 11 2-'i 2'i H'herton Alsatian, Tontotoc, San Gil. CATHERINE F., b. f, 3, by Gallantry— Fashionable (W. Walker). Weight today 83. 73788 Oakland 11:42 fast G 95 5 7 G 4 2". 1'. A Harris Boas. Last Go, Colbert. 13443 Oakland 11:41 fast 10 96 10 9 6 7 5= 351 A Harris Brookleaf. Steel Blue, Buto. 73:'.S2 Oakland 3-4 l:13g fast 12 94 3 8 7 G2 G^ A Hanfc Sevorton, Nappa, Sycamore. BOAS, b. g, 3, by Royal Flush LTI — Scythiana (Keene Bros.). Weight today 91. 7378S Oakland 11:42 fast 8-5 104 6 111 1* 2'. Seoville Catherine I\. Last Go. Colbert. 7"7 16 Oakland 5* f 1 : *t. fast S 106 2 2 2 2-- 1J W.Miller Dareington, Wap. Abbey. 73058 Oakland W C l:12g hvy 7 9S 5 3 3 4'i 413JA Walsh Smiley Corbett, Old Settler, Calves. MISS OFFICIOUS, b. f. 4, by Meddler— Ballyhoo (M. Reis). Weight today 103. MM Oakland 11:41 fast 21 97 4 7 5 4 4'.'. 4- W Kelly Bye Bye II., Standover, Mortiboy. MM Oakland 1 1-16 1 :4*;g fast 9 97 3 4 4 3 32 33 W Kelly Cargantua, ByeByell., Monvina. 73712 Oakland lmMy 1:42 fast 11-5 103 6 I 5 G C" i«! W Kelly S'ilverLine, Gargantua. MikeJordan. MONVINA, br. f, 4, by Sir Walter— Clara Meader (J. E. Dodge). Weight today 106. 7:;7sc. Oakland 1 1 M 1:16;: fast 4 97 1 5 5 5 4* 4:;i J Butler Gargantua. ByeByell., M. Officious. 73727 Oakland 7-1 1:263 fast 16 li'7 6 6 6 6 4"k l»ii Dearborn Triumphant. Phalanx. Standover. 73671 Oakland 1 1-4 2:052 fast 1S-5 93 7 6 4 2 3i 4r'l Gilbert Cadichon, Eduardo. Logistllla. TAUNT, b. f, 4. by Toddington— Lian* (T. E. Criit). Weight today 104. 73827 Oakland lntTOy 1 :44f fast 6 1M 12 5 4 4". 6*1 Sand v Ten Oaks. J. R. Laugbrey. Husky. IS75§ Oakland 1 1-M 1:471 fast S-7, M I ." 3 I **»« W Miller Silver Line, Tonic, Alsatian. 73692 Oakland lmlOOy 1:47 fast 8-5 105 111 1 121 1*5 W Miller Jack Adams, Fury. Ten Oaks. MTLVEE LINE, b. f. 4, by Free Knight — Silver Lining (J. Schreiber). Weight today 100. ,387a Oakland 7S1:J 4fast 20 1"2 S 9 9 9 I '.•'* J Haves Freen. May Amelia. Kay Bennett. MM Oakland 1 1-M 1:471 Cant XM M 6 2 2 2 1*1 1* W Kelly Tonic, Taunt, Alsatian. 73712 Oakland lm20y 1:42 fast 13 97 3 1 1 1 l-'i l2 Gilbert Gargantua, M. Jordan, Phil Igoe. KRUKA. ch. c, 4. by Altamaz — Kruna (W. Durker). Weight today 106. 7371s Oakland 7 I ! :2«r fast 4 H 8 7 9 6 5 4-', 31 W Miller Mav Amelia. A. B. Cook.Xagaz;un. 73691 Oakland 1 1-16 1:474 fast 8 103 6 4 4 6 5"k 53 Mentrv Brookleaf, San Alviso, Whidden. 73423 Oakland 1 1-S 1:52J fast 15 100 6 5 5 4 3l 45 Kirsch'm Light Wool, Fantastic, Cloyne. HILGERT, b. c, 4, bv Wadsworth— Madge Doree (T. H. Stevens). Weight today 104. MM Oakland 3 4 1:1 U fast 13 111 4 7 7 7 7* l.vcurgus A. B. Cook, Nagazain. L. Nelson. MM Oakland t-41:14|fnat 3-2 M 9 6 5 61 1J W Miller Zelina, Seasick. Dr. Coleman. 73751 Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 13 115 4 5 4 21 2} A Walsh Gypsy King, Galvanic. Sibari. EUDORA. b. f, 4, by Plaudit— The Hoyden (H. R. Schaffer) Weight today 101. 73S7S Oakland 1 1 M 1:41 fast 16 M •; 2 4 I 7* 7,2,.Butwell PeUftrosa, Ilnerfan... Cbolk Hedrick M77 Oakland lmMy IM hvy 21-5 1"5 7 11 1 l1 l2 W Kelly Shady Lad. Western. Metlakatla. T. 17 Oakland 1 1-M 1:471 feat 12 102 5 3 4 7 9 9:* J Hayes Gargantua, Pleiad, Western. ZICK ABRAMS. b. g. 4. by Service or Balgowan — Kennesaw Belle (F. Farley). Weight today 9D. 53479 Oakland lm2Qy 1:441 slop 25 M Left at the pant A Walsh Botmnan, Steel Blue. Funnv Side. 73344 Oakland 1 1-M 1:49 fast 10 99 6 12 2 22 11 J Butler Metlakatla. Geo. Kilborn, AltaSpi. MM Oakland 3 1 1:15 fast 51 103 3 1 1 2^ 3= Sandy Be Thankful. Bannatyne, John H. Fourth Race [4th Oakland] FOURTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. Gebhard Handicap. 2-year-olds. (720S0— 5SE— 3— 10S.) LEE ROSE. b. g. 2, by St. Avonicus— Lavena C. (J. J. Walsh). Weight todav 124. MM Oakland 41 f :.Vr. fast 21 HS 7 3 2^ 1-'. Musgr've It. Queen. D. Cruzador, Woodlandcr 737"! S. Anita 5 s 1:00.; fast I 112 2 2 2 l'i V- Musgr'vc DclCruzados. AuntAggie, O. Maid. MM Oakland 1-2 491 slowl3-10 111 3 5i 4\ 2l Musgr've Duke of Milan, Mozart, El Picaro. ROSE GUEEN, br. f. 2. by Kingston— White Rose (A. Koenigsberg). Weight today 118. MM Oakland 41 f 53] fast 13-10 11s 4 l i' 2*1 Seoville L. Pose. D. daaiilw. Woedbader. 73MC Oakland 1-2 47J fast ll-lo 114 2 11= l-.1. W .Millar OnPaiolc. WorkBox. T.Hayward. 732Til Oakland 1-2 4S good 1 110 2 1 121 l3 M Preston tlcean Maid, RubiaGrauda, Seattle. DUKE OF MILAN, b. c. 2, by Orsini — Spinach (Ormondale Stable). Weight today 116. MM Oakland 12 Of alow P Ml I 4'U1 l1 Post Lee Boae, Mozart, El Picaro. 73474 S. Anita 1-2 472 fast 12 US 1 2 2& 4-S T Taylor Aunt Aggie. Lee Rose. Horace H. 73319 S. Anita 3J. f 41g slop 3-5 112 3 1& 3* W Miller Valjean, HoraceH., MissAlvescot. SEATTLE, b. f, 2, by Sir Hercules— Ohio Belle (B. Schreiber). Weight today 103. 33821 Oakland 41 f 53J fast 40 115 5 6 9"' 9 « San.lv Lee Rose. R. Queen. I . Cruzadnr. 73766 Oakland 1-2 47?. fast ."1 lofi 4 4 41 5* J Haves K. Queen. On Parole. Work Box. MSI Oakland 31 f 411 fast 6 108 2 1 1: 1j J Hayes Mozart. Woodlander, C.Thatcher. DEL CRUZADOR, b. c, 2, by Emperor of Norfolk— Atalanta II. (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 116. 7MM Oakland 1-2 CT| feet 11-M 106 4 1 1* 1 ' W Miller OceeaMatd, Capt.Jolin. T.Hayward. MM Oakland 4^ f 53* fast 20 HO 3 5 II 3'' Keogn L. Rose. R. Queen, Woodlander. 737 «1 B. Anita 5- S 1 sMI fast 4 106 3 3 I 32 r- W Miller Lee Rose, AuntAggie, OceanMaid. MOZART, br. c, 2, by Belvidere^ — Lucasta (A. Koenigsbcrg). Weight today 112. MM Oakland Qf 531 Cast 13-11 113 2 7 7' GJ J Butler Lee Rose, R. Queen. D. Cruzador. MM Oakland HI 41 1 fast 12 -5 V 7 6 1 l4 1* Seoville Toll Box. Fly. Dance. C. Holland. 73651 o.ikland 31 f 41 J fast 3-2 107 3 3 22i 2J Sandy Seattle, Woodlander, C. Thatcher. WOODLANDER, b. c, 2. by Heywood— Orellana (Ormondale Stable). Weight today 108. MM Oakland 41 f :c\i fast 12 IM I 4 +* 4s Post Lee Rose, R. Queen. 1 . Cruzador. 73 .51 Oakland SI f 41* fast 41 107 5 4 4' I* Peat Seattle. Mozart. Carrie Thatcher. MM I Mkland 1 2 49i slow 15 ]os 2 31 ** 57 BMgfc Duke of Milan, Lee Rose, Mozart. OCEAN MAID, br. f, 2, by Sandringham — Sea Nymph (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 108. MM Oakland 1-2 47;; fast 5 M4 I 2 in t1 sandy D.Oroaader, Capt.Jolin. T.Hayward. 737( 4 S. Anita 5-S l:00g fast 7 10S 7 8 8 4i 4« Harty Lee Rose, Del Cruzados, A. Aggie. 73571 Oakland 31 f 421 hvy 2 100 4 5 4 32 W Kelly Little Jane, Seattle. Alice Collins. TOM HAYWARD, b. g, 2, by Cunard— Mamie G. (J. D. Millin). Weight todav 97. 73839 Oakland 1-2 47:' fast 12 9V :: 4 1*1 4*1 W K Hv I). Cruzador. OceanMaid. Capt.jolm. OMfOaklnnd 4i f 53i fast 40 103 9 8 6 :,-:■ W Kellv Lee Rose, R. Queen. I). Cruzador. MM Oakland 1-2 471 fast 30 10l 3 I .v p w Kelly R. Queen, Ou Parole. Work Box. MIDDIE. ch. c, 2. by Cunard— May W. (Ormondale Stable). Weight today 100. 73766 Oakland 1-2 471 fast 100 l')4 6 6 I 6^ Post R. Queen, On Parole. Work Box. MAURETANIA, b. f, 2, by Cunard— Tower of Candles (J. D. Millin). Weight today 95. 73874 Oakland 3] 1' 42J fast 2 103 I "■• "• W Kellv Plying Dance. Yolo. Gobi Slipper. MM Oakland 3-S Mt feat 8 llllO •;■ r,"i Kirsch'm Little Jane. Carmi-n. Lula G. M73 Oakland 3-8 374 slow 8 110 7 5»» 63i Keoi;h Lackville, Collice, Little Jane. EL PICARO. br. c. 2, by Eddie Jones — Picnic (T. H. Williams). Weight today 105. 7S83I Oakland 41 f B3j fast M IM 1" 9 S- 7'J1 P.utwell Lee Rose. R. Queen. D. Cruzador. MM Oakland 1-2 491 slow M M6 9 9= 8' 4*1 Sandy Duke of Milan. Lee Rose. Mozart. 7:":;6 Oakland 31 f 41 mud 31 111 2 3 2} 2-1 W Miller OrpuauBoy, Novgorod. T.Hayward. CARMISA, b. f, 2, by Solitaire II. — Oratossa (Napa Stock Farm). Weight today 104. I Oakland 1-2 47:; fast 21-5 b s 1 7 7 7; ^.1 Hayea D.Crueedor, OceanMaid, Capt.Joka. ^7 M Oakland I f HI fast 10 HO 1 M lo in-4 J Hayes Lee Bear, R. Queen. I). Cruzador. w 73613 Oakland 31 f 41 good 7-5 1"7 3 1 l4 1-i J Hayes Toll Box, Prudent. Captain John. BILL EATON, b. c. £, by Sain— Merida (B. Schreiber). Weight today 104. 73m Oakland 1-2 47- fast M M7 2 E 5* 5*1 Gilbert D.CYoEador, OceanMaid, CapLJobn. MM Oakland 1-2 491 slow 10 10S 8 Si 1" 9**lGilbert Duke of Milan. Lee Rose. Mai Ml MMOnktand 3-8 35| fast 16-5 HO 1 Is Is 0 11 ShirgNovgorod, T. Ilayward, Capt. John. pcaMndaJe Stable entn Dnke of.Milan. Veedlanaex and Middie. B. Schreiber entry -Bill Eaton and Senile. J. I». Millin in r\ Tom Hayw.ud mi.l Maiuetania. .v. KiH-nigsiH-r;.- entry — Mono Qneen and Mozart. Fifth Race [5th Oakland] FIFTH RACE— 1 1-2 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. t.;3sy— ":U2;— 0— 10.!.) WING TING, b. f, 4, by Star Shoo t— Van-a-Clar (J. S. HawkimV Weight today 96. 73927 Oakland 11 1 2:151 fast 13-10 99 3 1 1 2 2] ::' w Kellv Cloyne. Rubric, Tonic. 7::;s7 Oakland 1 1-4 -:05j* fast 25 M 1 2 3 3 11 l3 A Walsh Peter Sterling, taanort, LoclatlUa. MM Oakland 1 1-16 1:4&1 fast 16 95 3 7 7 7 7 713 J Butler Cloyne, J. Nelson. Peter Sterling. MISS RILLIE, b. m. 7. by Wadsworth— Mary Graves (Maple Stable). Weight today 103. MMOml uad 2 3:31 fast 4-5 M2 ; 4 1 I* 1*1 Batwell Arcoart, Tetanus. Kogo. II I Oakland ' fast 5 112 7 5 2 2 r l' P.utwell Bjg Bow. Red Leaf. Byronerdale. Mil Oakland 2 1-4 4:03 slop 12 IOC 2 8 6 5 54 S"! Kirsch'm Tony Faust. Bad Leaf, Granktte. HENRY O.. br. g 6, by Charade — Fruit of the Loom (W. WalkerL Weight today 105 73X27 Oakland lrnTOy 1 :44| (aal 12 Ml 9 s 7 7 :. 4~ A Ilan:- Ten Oaks. J. R. Lauglu-ev. Beaky. 7: Oak ml lmTOy 1:M feat 51 114 12 M 7 4 3*1 1* A Harris Ten Oaks. Confederate, Car. Sarto, MM Oakland InaMjr 1:4 fast ie no 10 11 10 8 73 54 w Kelly Vaetannrger, Tonic. Huerfano. EDUARDO, b. g, 6. bv Eddie Jones — Duckling (J. B. Dunn;. Weight today 103. MM Oakland 1 1:41 feat M HI I I I I 5* S*)W Flacker Bye Bye IL, Standover. Mortiboy. Mtt Oakland 1 1 JM feat M 1".~. I 6 ; 5 54 5"JW Fischer Sugarmald. Cadichon. Sibari. TiWt Ottkluud 1 6-fc i :4S| fast 'H M 31 2 z V ¥ .W FlscUvr Mvu. MuiU, U. Mailui, Uotrou. ARCOURT, ch. c, 4. by Ankle— Courtly (W. P. Fine). Weight today 98. 73900 Oakland 2 3'31 fast 15 95 4 5 5 2 2"* 2-'. Boston Miss Rillie, Telanus. Kogo. 7M52 Oakland 1 3-16 2:018 feat 15 107 3 11 1 3l 33J W Fischer Tonic. Blue Eyes. Fulletta. 13837 Oakland lm70y l:44g fast 15 107 7 3 9 9 9 81U W Fischer Ten Oaks, J. R. I.aughrj-y. Husky. TONIC, b. c, 4. by St. Florian — laponica (Applegate & Cotton). Weight today 96. 73927 Oakland 1 1-4 2:068 fast 13 Srt 2 2 4 4 4-"' II A Walsh Cloyne. Rubric. Wing Ting. 73852 Oakland 1 3-16 2:01jj fast 4 110 1 2 2 2 l'J V-h A Walsh Blue Eyes, Arcourt. Fulletta. 73S27 Oakland lm70y 1:443 fast 51 108 10 9 8 8 61 6" i A Walsh Ten Oaks, J. R. Laughrey. Husky. RED LEAF, ch. m, 6, by Hennence — Readina (Keene Bros.). Weight today 98. 73927 Oakland 1 1-4 2:651 feat 1G V»i 5 5 5 5 5 5*HKtrech'aa cloyne. Babric, Wing Ting. 73653 Oakland I 3 '9* fast 6 112 6 6 4 3 3s 351 Seoville Rig Bow. Miss Rillie. Byronerdale. 73595 Oakland 1 1-16 1:511 slow 15 101 5 5 5 G G1 7'-iScoville Judge Nelson, Tavora, Fred Bent. HELISME, b. f. 4. by Kinley Mack— Koumiss (C. A. Roberts). Weight today 91. 73t;71 Oakland 1 1-1 2:05J fast 500 M 9 9 9 9 9 •»• V. .Sullivan Cadlcfaotl, Edoardo. Logistllla. 723S1 Oakland 1 1 2 2:35g fast 60 113 9 Pulled up. F H'hrandBenvolio, Confederate. P.ol'Orange. 73314 Oakland 1 1-16 1:49 fast 12 97 12 8 7 7 101 1013 F H'brandZ. Abrams, Metlakatla, G. KillMjm. Sixth Race [6th Oakland] SIXTH RACE— Futurity Course. (170 feet less than 3-4 mile.) 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (71S17— ltftft— 2— 99.) PAJAROITA, ch. g, 3. by Rey del Sierras— Aunt Bird (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 105. M28 Oakland 3-4 1:12 fast 8-5 M 3 111" 1* Lycurgus J. Lyons. Clotidlight. St. Elm wood. 73732 Oakland 3-4 1:12 fast 3-5 102 2 2 2 24 2h Lycurgus Orrauz, Husky, Centre Shot. 73674 Oakland 5J f 1:06 fast 8-5 101 3 2 1 l2i 1*1 Lycurgus Ormuz, Entre Nous, Seven riill. GEMMELL, ch. g, 4, by Rubicon— Okuste (H. I. Wilson). Weight today 126. 73M1 Oakland 61 f 1:19J fast 11-10 121 1 1114 1-i W Miller Johnny Lyons. The Mist. Brace G. 73730 Oakland 7-S 1:251 fast 9-10 109 3 3 4 2 la* l4 W Kelly Sugarmaid, Roalta. Cadichon. 73713 Oakland 3-4 1:12? fast 3 124 2 3 2 2'1 2'1 W Knapp Fireball, J. Lyons, The Mist. TOHNNY LYONS, b. c. 4. by Sain— La Bella (M. 3. Hayea). Weight todav 102. 7::,.xd Oakland 6?. f 1:19J fast 1S-5 103 4 3 3 2** 3*1 3 Hayes GemnieU, The Mist, Grace G. MM Oakland 3-4 1:12 fast 5 102 4 3 2 2* 2B J Hayes Pajaroita. Clotidlight. St.Elmwood. 73749 Oakland 1 1:39J fast 4 103 5 5 4 6 31 2"k J Hayes Janeta, Import, Fantastic. BT. FRANCIS, ch. h, 5. by Rubicon— Why Not (Maple Stable). Weight today 110. 73901 Oakland 6J f 1:105 fast 25 110 6 2 2 P B*l P.utwell Gemmell. Johnny Lyons. The Mist. 73S2S Oakland ii-4 1:12 fast 9 110 8 8 8 8 814lButweIl Pajaroita. J. Lyons. Clotidlight. 7359S Oakland 51 f l:0Sg slow 4 105 1 2 2 1** I* W Kelly Preen, Tom Shaw, Grace G. IMPORT, b. c, 3. by Peep o'Dav— Auntie Mum (F. W. Healey). Weicrht today 99. 73871 Oakland lm70y 1:431 fast 13-5 M G 4 4 3 33 1= Gilbert A. Muskoday. Cabin, J. C. Clean. 73787 Oakland 1 1-1 2: 05g fast 18-5 96 3 1 1 1 9«j 3*1 Kirsch'm Wing Ting. P. Sterling. Logistilla. 73719 Oakland 1 1:39£ fast 8 101 4 4 5 3 l"* 3J Gilbert Janeta, Johnny Lyons. Fantastic. MILPITAS, b. c, 4. by Lnstallator— Anna Mayes (Sobre Vista Stable). Weight today 90. 7X853 Oakland 5-S 59? fast 25 105 G G 5 73 8" W Miller Fireball, Cruzados, Native Sou. New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, March 28 New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, March 28. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. (Handicapped for a fast track.) NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. (City Park.) For differences in weight add or deduct J 5 points to the pound. An extra good | rider's average worth is 3 pounds. K.ieing starts at 2:".0 p. in. XKuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (Track record: TO Bl t IM.) Ind. Horses. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 73835* Intervene :-" 4*. U2..X7JB 73888* Broogkam :55s 112..X720 73910* Transform 101 715 (73733) Gloriole 1»::..X715 73'.ilii Gay Fisher 100 710 73500 Lady Lenta NB..X7M 7'.7'.MJ Silverado 100 OGO Second Race— Full Course. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (Track record: fTBM) »JH 1 JJT.) 7.".'.)11 Gold «'ircl- 4..14I..X700 (7:::»ii) MeABIater 4. .m..x " ! ."i 73.Mil BeU -th Cat 7.. 1 42.. X Oil."". 7.".sc,i Bank Holiday 7..136..XM*! (7."i7.:0 Injectable !. . 142. . X*M 73861* Dr. Heard K..1S0..X M9 (738S0)»Moongo*d 4. .1 12. . X«S5 73836 1)'-. Loaaa •" . . 157. . xoso (73836)* John Dillon B. .157. .0O75 731)11 (iallithea 7. .loO. . XU75 •W. Webb entry. Third Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds anil upward. Selling. (Traek record: M61« -1:12?.— 1--101.) (738S7) BALBBBT 1:131 6.. 101.. ©725 73914 Robin Ho k1 1:12* 7..110..X720 7::737 Lens 1:12J 4..111..X715 73838* Cooney K 1:13 4..113..X710 71857 "St. Valentine 1:131 T..113..X710 737S4 Beatrice K 1:131 r...io ; 710 73161 Chief Hayes 1:131 5. .107. .©705 7333S Refined 1:131 4. .lo::. .$700 73887* Canada l:lTg 3;. 96. .©700 (73885) Orlandot Itttl 3..94.-X700 73887 Hancock 1:181 4..108..X698 73430 Bert »sra 1:1#1 o. .UHL . xf.oo 7.:(i:«» Reaction 1:14J. (i. .10.!. . X075 73885 Pounding Llk 1:101 3.. BT..XC75 7.:057 Finesse I.. U4..X050 Fourth Race— 1 1-2 Miles. Lyric Handicap. $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. (Track ii-cord: 60051— 2:34*— O— Ol.) Ind. norses. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 73717 Monsignor 4..!)" 750 73730' Tentaceo 2:33 4.. 112.. ©745 73913* Good Luck 2:331 5. .107. . X 745 (73758) Alma Dufour 2:39 - 7. .100. . X740 (73913) Donna B. .102. .©710 73913 Old Honesty 4..114..X740 (73770) Coruscate 2:34| S.. 05..X735 Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-vear-olds and upward. Handicap. (Track record: 00510— 1:12R — 4 — 101.) 7::o::a= Griinaldi 1:131 4.. OS. .X725 73M1 Hasty Agnes 1:1*1 3..04..X72O 73811* Hyperion II 1:12* 5..114..X715 73659* OoUoquy 1:121 4..110..X715 73563 Rlagg 1:131 4..107..X710 73811 Faust 1:14 4..103..X710 73S03 Ilatsman 3.. U7....05O Sixth Race — 7-8 Mile. S-ycar-olda and upward. Selling. (Track record: 66D2S— 1:20— 3— H7.) (73757) Lady Bather 1:251 5. .105. . y725 73813* Phi] Finch 1:261 7..1os.©72(» 73883 Plantland 5..110. .©720 73015 Funiculaire 1:261 8..1dB..X7X5 73915* Miss Strome 1:27s 4..103..X710 (73813) I'.lue Lee 1 :2S 3..!to..y71o 7".'.il4:! Royal Onyx l:27n 4. .Ins. . v710 73887 Warner Ciiswell 4. .103. . x7o5 73769* Too Peach 1:273 4. .I02. . X705 73916 Water Cooler 8.. 00. .x 705 (56477) P.irdslayer s. .lot;. . y 700 (73718) Arrow Swift 1 :2!»J 3..1O0..X709 73S3U Rexane 1:27» 3.. 93.. X 700 Seventh Race^l 1-4 Miles. 4-vear-olds and upward. SelthnT- (Tra k record: 73812—2:015—3—110.) 73.717 Monsignor 1..107 725 (73813) Jack Witt 2:07? 5..1OS..X710 73815 Pouht 2:07* 4. .MB..X685 7.;t^:l I'.elle Scott 2:071 4..1O5..X»»0 (73841) Qeagga «..M»..X686 73942* Lady Vincent -L. W..XB73 73861* Creel B..M9..©675 737:2 Lady Alicia 2:1"s 4. .101..X070 73662 Fooilights Kavorite ..2:11* 7.. 166.. X 660 73866* Funky 2:15J 4..163..X650 73885 Marsh Rodon 6..167..X8O0 73819 Pocile 2:0s» 7..105..X050 The figures under "Rec." in aliove entries show the best time made by the horse at the distauce since January 1, l'JOO. First Race [1st New Orleans] LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. FIRST RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (53059—51—2 — 103.) Index Course DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St V* % *4, StrFin Jockeys Best Company. INTERVENE, b. g, t, by Hamburg— Intervention (H. B. Duryea). Weight today 112. 73835 City Park 1-- Mi mud 9-6 U2 1 4 ::'.'. 9 Minder Arienerte, Inez Sister. A. MeGee. 739M Citv Park 4 . f 54^ fast 11-5 108 5 2 23 l1* Minder NiggerPaby. Broaarliaai. LittleMeee. 73714 City Park 1-2 48 fast 6J 112 9 8 4J 43 S Flynu Ellz.Harwood, Tony W., Silvorton. BROUGHAM, b. g, 2, by Blues— Barouche (J. I. Sockwell). Weight today 112. 73888 City Park 5-S 1:031 slow 4 115 1 0 4 4- M S Flvnn Marse Abe, T.Daaahter, N.Bahy. 73M9 City Park 44. f 54J fast 3-2 112 fi 9 fi» S'!i Notter Intervene. NiggerPaby. LittleM«.se. 73781 City Park 1-2 4Sg fast 10 115 3 5 34 34i V Powers Eliz.Harwood, AnneMcGee. I.Sister TRANSFORM, b. c, 2. by Chilton— Metempsychosis (J. D. Grant). Weight today 101. 73910 City Park tkt 42.4 good 15 115 I X1 8* ■ Walsb Siincoe. Gavin. Joe Howell. 737'JO City Park 3J f 433 good 16 107 7 I* 1*1 W B W'k'rMaiitza. Scantling. Tyler. IMM F.Grounds 3J f 42g fast 25 111 13 7 7h S«i Huestis Intervene, SImcoe, Pocotaligo. GLORIOLE, ch. f, 2, by Hastings— Glory (A. G. Molinelli). Weight today 103. 73733 City Park 3J f 42g fast 2 107 5 24J 1= Sumter Miss Imogene. Lurid, ISabba. 7M75 F.Grounds 3J f 42 fast 23-5 I«i7 11 6 C 3'i Sumter Little Mose, Columbus, T. Holland. 73522 F.Grounds 3-8 361 fast 11-5 112 7 3= 2J Sumter Miss Hspsburg, May Lee, Babba. GUY FISHER, b. c. 2. by Sain— Appollonia (B. Schreiber). Weight today 106. 73JW City Park 3} f 42* good 9 MS I 7"^ V C Henry S'imcoe, Gavin. Transform. 7MM P". Grounds 4* f 541 fast 40 101 4 5 42 44 P.russel Intervene, Arionette. Nigger Baby. 73656 F.Grounds 3i f 42jj fast 8 112 10 8 8J 7« E Rice Intervene, Siincoe. Pocotaligo. LADY LEOTA, ch. f, 2. by Voter— Dovecote (L. A. Cella). Weight today 103. 73M0 I'.Grounds 1-2 481 fast 13-5 IM S 7 9* 77 J Lee Injury. The Slicker. F.xotie. 733M City Park 3* f 4:\f, goodll-5 107 2 5- 6s J Lee Beech's II. . Nasturtia, Brougham. 730S1 F.Grounds 3-S 371 hvy 9-5 108 4 2* 2s Notter Ham. Boy, LadyChilton. AnneMctJee SILVERADO, b. g, 2, by Silverdale— Siona (S. Forsythe). Weight today 106. 7:7 '•' i ity park 3i f 431 good 100 VH 11 81 s" A Martin Maritza. Transform. Scantling. 73lol 7UU1 F.Grounds r.urounus 3-8 s-s 3&i 364 hvy nvy 50 m 109 wj a 9 ll4 Ji' 1210 i2'» Shreve ftureve Rosehurg uoseourg II. 11., , Serenade, aerenaue, Exotic. r.xoiic. Second Race [2nd New Orleans] 73lol 7UU1 F.Grounds r.urounus 3-8 s-s 3&i 364 hvy nvy 50 m 109 wj a 9 ll4 Ji' 1210 i2'» Shreve ftureve Rosehurg uoseourg II. 11., , Serenade, aerenaue, Exotic. r.xoiic. SECOND RACE — Full Course. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (07502—3:51—4— W.J GOLD CIRCLE, b. g, 4. by Goldfinch — Kissing Bine; (T. D. Sullivan). Weight today 141. 73911 City Park 8 C 3:'»:! g 1 2» 143 I 7 Lost rider. Arcbib'd McAllister. CoalBlackl.adv. Gait. 73M1 City Park F C 4:112 mud 6-5 13SX 1 11 1 1J l2 Archib'ld Dario. Dr. Heard. Bank Holiday. 73S10 City Park S C 2:57g fast 7 136* 6 4 4 3 38 2s Archib'ld Dr. Logan. Dario. Dr. Heard. M'ALLISTER. b. g, 4. by The Tartar— Milanola (E. Corrigan). Weight today 147. 73911 Citv 1 'ark S C 3:«i34. good 4-5 115 2 3 3 1 1' I'll Heider Coal Plack I.adv. Gait. Gallilbea. 73K36 City Park S C 3:L'g mud 6 145 7 5 3 1 23 2- E Heider John Dillon. Buckman. Dr. Lofan. 73772 City Park S C 2:58 fast 13-3 135 2 5 2 2 in l'J E Heider Moongold, Gait, Coal Black Lady. BELL-THE-CAT, b. g. 7, by Carlsbad — Lady Loyal (H; Flippen). Weight today 142. 7 v 1 City Park F C 4:148 mud 4 14S 2 2 5 4 4l 51S E Heider Gold Circle. Dario. Dr. Heard. 7 ~ City Park F C 4:0Sg hvy 7 151 5 7 5 5 2J 2s S McClain Dr. Heard, Little Wally. B.Holiday 72890 City Park F C 4:03g slow 20 144 4 6 4 3 l1 1" S McClain Profitable, PcteVinegar, B. Holiday RANK HOLIDAY, ch. m, 7, by Ben Holladay— Josie Rood (G. H. Pierce). Weight today 135. 73861 City Park F C 4:14? mud 15 IM 4 4 4 5 5 4'" Crantl'd Gold Circle. Dario. Dr. Heard. 73810 City Park S C 2:57a fast 20 13S 10 10 10 9 9* S3|,JG Pierce Dr. Logan. Gold Circle. Dario. 73711 City Park S C 3:00 fast 15 13S 6 8 8 8 S 8:- G Pierce Dario, Gait, Pete Vinegar. RESECTABLE, ch. g, 6. by Riley — Jazabel (0. Hak). Weight today 142. 73734 City Park S C 3:01 fast i::-5 Ml 8 3 3 2 8* 1** Heider Lindale. Buckman. Gallithea. 73467 City Park F C 3:54 fast 12 141 1 3 3 5 4- 38J Hufham S'.Hoffheimer, Dr.Heard, PVinegar. ?3312 City Park SC3:10 hvy 20 142 7 6 4 4 32 34 Hufham Dunning, Buckman, Dawson. DR. HEARD, ch. g, 5, by St. Gatien— Jnda (C. T. Gardner). Weight today 150. 7::m:1 City Park F C 4:142 mud 5 152 5 5 3 3 3" 3s E Kellv Gold Circle. Dario, Bank Holiday. 7 lo City Park S C 2:57§ fast 15 r.4 3 6 6 6 52 4'HE Kellv Dr. Logan. Gold Circle. Dario. 73772 City Tark S C 2:58 fast 6 154 6 4 Fell. ■ Kelly McAllister. Moongold. Gait. MOONGOLD, b. g, 4, by Goldfinch— Moonflower (W. Webb). Weight today 142. 73*86 City Park S C S:« slow 1 142 4 2 2 1 •-• 1*1 ArchibM Impertinence. Filler. Buckman. 73772 City Park BCtfl fast 13 Ml 5 :; 1 1 V 2*1 Arcbib'd MeABIater, Gait, Coal Black Lady. 75715 City Park S C 3:00 fast 30 131 4 3 2 5 61'- 9* G'ntland Dario, Gait, Pete Vinegar. DR. LOGAN, br, g, 5 hv Sain — Miss Howard (B. 6chreiher). Weight today 157. 73SM City I'ark B C 3:12f nradM-C Ml 1*1 4 4s 4™ Sobell John Dillon. McAllister Buckman. 73811 City Park S C 2:57] fast M Ml 13 3 2 *j P BoheB Cold circle. Dario. Dr. Heard. RMS City Park S C t:Mf fast 3i 151 4 5 3 2 2s 2'J Sobcll K. Ridgeley, Gold Circle. Lindale. JOHN DILLON, b. g, 6. by Maceo— Merry Nell (W. Webb). Weight today 157. 73SM City Park B C 3:12f mod 3-2 11:1 1 4 5 :: l1 1- Arcbib'd McAllister, Bnekaaaa, Dr LtMjaa. 73761 City Park BCtdMJfnat 10 154 3 4 2 Fell. G'ntland K.Bidgeley, Dr.Lneaa, GoMCIrcIe. "3005 City I'ark FC 4:08? hvy 8 157 4 1 3 3 4* 514lArchib'ld Dr.Heard, Bell-the-Cat, Lit. Wally. GALLITHEA, b. g. 7. by Hermence— Cherryflame (C. Nolte). Weight 6oday 130. TSW1 City Pai* B C 3481 good 41 UJ* 1 4 4 4 4»» 4* Greenrd McAllister. CoalBlackl.adv. Gait. 7",v:; ; city Park B C 8:12! mud M IM 4 4 2 Fell. Greenf'd John Dillon. McAllister. B.ickiuaii. 73772 City Park S C IM fast 15 IM 9 6 6 7 7 7:» Greenf'd McAllister. Moongold. Gait. W. Webb entry -Joke Dillon and Moongold. Third Race [3rd New Orleans] THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-o'.ds ar.d upward. Selling. (00510 -1:12? — 4—101.) R ALBERT, b. g, 6. bv Albert — Eroily R. (E. Corrigan). * Weight today 101. 73SS7 Pity Park 3-4 1:17 alow 3 1*3 1 I ! V V W Ott Ida Mav. Canada. Pi- Bcu. 73863 City Park 3-4 1:171 mod 10 100 7 3 2::- 3*1 W Ott Keator, Goldproof. ILirold D IMM City Park 3-4 1:201 hvyl6-o MT 1 2 2 1' 2» C Koerner Bertha E., Garabrinus, Ace High. ROBIN HOOD. b. r. 7. by Kings ten — Ball* of Maywood (J. P. Mayhsrry). Weight today 110. 73914 Clt) Park 2 I 1:13 { 111-5 107 3 3 3 31 4= J Lee Lctclieniikc. E.T.Sbipp. B. Onvx. 73754 City Park 3-4 l:12jj fast 11-5 los 2 111* l1 Notter .Merrick. Miss Pelanev. D. Dancer. 7Jt,v; i \UrouuOa 7-8 l:Zi £twt 1G li'i 1 \ \ \ ;'i f g H)uu Uiw'liuUJfv, Aiise^jjrvupj, Mv^uar tti? — ■ r^ ^— ■■ ^ ^ m^— — — — — — ^— ^i LENS. b. g, 4, by Star Shoot — Queen Dixoa (P. Dunne). Wright today 111. 7'.: 7 ''it y Park 3-4 1:13 fast 12 MB 4 ."• 7 :•! S*| Nicol Bellwether. Goldproof. flhaaij K. RM r.Grounds 3-4 1:13? fast 9 101 ii 6 E 6 B»l Hotter HvperionlL. HastyAgnes. r. Ahmed' 734S7 F.Grounds 3-4 1:13? fast 9-5 1M 4 4 5 5 4CJ Notter 1'rince Ahmed, Cook Sure, Platoon. COONEY K.. b. g, 4, by Senator McCxrren— Campania (J. Burttsohell) Weight today 115. 7X18 City Park 1-9 1 M% mud 12 5 1M :: 2 1 1 L"1 21* .1 I.oc V.. T. Shipp. Miss Delancy. 73M I City Park 3-4 1:1:! fast 9 ltd 3 5 5 4- 1* A Martin ITj|H I hssll .flrl— Ml II— Ij »■,— ■ 73737 City Park 3-4 1:13 fast 14-5 102 7 t» 5 4l 3J S Flyiin Bellwether, Goldproof, K. T. Shipp. BT. VALENTINE, b. h. 7. by Himyax— Bracelet (A. P. Ginter). Weight today 113. 718"7 Aqueduct 1 1-M 1:47 fast 6 99 t 6 6 6 G 68 Musgr've Morrv England. Bad News. Kilter. 71S24 Aqueduct 1 1-16 1:4kg fast 10 101 7 7 G 3 2h 2& Sumter Q.Brady, Kilter. Lord Stanhope. 71793 Aqueduct 1 1:41 fast 12 104 7 5 3 3 31 45J R McDan'lGrapple, Quinn Brady, Robador. BEATRICE K., ch. m, 6, by Handsel— Miss Eddie (J. Stevens). Weight today 106. 73754 City Park 3-4 1:12? fast 20 104 G 7 7 7 7l« V Powers Robin Howl. Merrick, M. I elaney. 7:*.M F.Grounds 7-S 1:2S fast 1G 10.". 3 7 5 5 P G5 Brussel Hannibal Bey, K.Hood.MissStrome. 7:i.VJ4 F.Grounds 3-4 1:15? fast 7 105 9 G 3 li 1* V Powers Bertmont, Morales, Rappahannock. CHIEF HAYES, ch. g. 6, by Balgowan or Sain — Grand Lady (T. D. Sullivan). Weight today 107. TUC1 F.Grounds 3-4 l:17i hvy 8 100 3 5 6 G " G« R McDan'IRalbert. Royal Onyx, Big Ben. 731*16 City Park 7-S 1:32 hvy 15 109 1 4 5 6 G5 G*i A Martin E. T. Shipp, Higginbotham. Posing 72990 City Park 3-4 1:17 hvy 4 107 5 6 6 5* 3SJ A Martin R.Onyx, Avaunteer, F.Mulholland. REFINED, ch. f, 4. by Rapallo — Superfine (W. J. Donohue). Weight today 103. 733:55 City Park 3 4 1:1G? slow 30 97 4 E 3 Ch 8s Hufnagel R. Onyx, Merrick, Artful Dodger. 731G1 F.Grounds 3-4 1:17* hvy 10 105 1 8 9 1- 910 S Flynn Ralbert, Roval Onyx. Big Ben. 7304S F.Grounds 3-4 1:14J fast 30 103 8 7 11 ll1 ll11 Skirvin Handzarra, BelleStrome. RoyalOnyx CANADA, b. g, 3. by Fatherless— EoUde (L. A. Cella). Weight today 96. Wag Caty Pmril 3! 1:17 slow 4 MM I 5 (P 33 Skirvin Ralbert, Ida May. Big Ben. 72^37 City Park 5} f 1:11 mud 4-5 112 I 2 1 1- 1* J Lee Ogbent. Roval Chance, Watuga. 7371G City Park 7-8 1:261 fast 15 107 2 1 1 1 l2 33J J Lee Ketchemike, Financier, Rhinestone. ORLANDOT, b. c. 3, by Orlando — Dottie (W. H. Fixer). Weight today 94. 7ME (Mty lark 3-4 1:16? slow 15 94 2 1 1 l2 l2 S Flvnn Minot, Gibson, Harold D. 737:,2 City Park 3-4 1 :13? fast 60 94 10 10 10 10 10"aS Flvnn Come On Sam, Foxhall, Ben Strong. 72636 F.Grounds 3-4 1:17? slow 3i 107 3 2 6 71 78i Minder Sweetener, BucktngBoy, BenSand. HANCOCK, b. g, 4, by Fatherless— Merry Maid (M. Welsh). Weight today 103. 73887 'iiy Park 3-4 1:17 slow 50 HO 4 2 4 41' 64i Liebert Ralbert. Ida May. Canada. 73622 F.Grounds 3-1 1:144 fast 40 107 9 9 10 125 12,5JMulcahy Robin Hood, Hannibal Bey. Airship 73391 City Park 7-S 1:30? hvy 12 104 1 3 5 7 8 8" S Flynu Animus, Merrick, Pinstlcker. BERT OSRA, ch. g, 8, by Albert — Bonnie Osra (J. C. Tucker). Weight today 106. 72430 City Park 7-S 1:29 fast 40 105 8 8 9 14 145 13lu Skirvin MissStrome, Bertmont. LandBreeze. 73297 City Park 3-4 1 :20g hvy 40 103 4 9 9 8* a'l G Swain Caper, Baleshed, Clifton Forge. 72106 City Park 3-4 1:15? fast 15 109 8 10 9 8» 109J Hufnagel Rebo, Sheen, Jack Witt. REACTION, b. h, 6, by Blue Devil— Jubilation (P. M. Chappell). Weight today 103. MEM F.Grounds 2 4 1:13 fast 500 106 7 7 7 75 7"JT ChandlerK. Daughter, Escutcheon. BeuStrong ' . 70722 Ft Erie 3-4 1:132 fast 8 102 7 5 6 8* 810 J McC'rthyEdgelv. Rusted, Redondo. 70667 Ft Brie 7-8 l:27i fast 8 97 5 3 3 2 22 2JJ E Martin St. Jeanne, F. Collins, Bellmence. BOUNDING ELK, b. c, 3, by Ruskin II.— Miss Ball (W. Newman). Weight today 97. IMS City Park 3-4 1:16? slow 20 99 S 11 14 142 14,:liA Martin Orlandot. Minot. Gibson. 7::?.".2 City Park 3-4 1:132 fast 100 101 5 7 9 9= »"JA Martin Come On Sam. Foxhall, Ben Strong. 730X3 F.Grounds 3 4 1:181 hvy 30 105 11 11 6 9« 911 V Powers Aunt Rose, Ethel Carr, Javotte. FINESSE, b. f, 3. by Compute— PrestidigiUtrice (P. J. Sullivan). Weight today 94. JB3S7 F.Oao— da 5'. ll Mix fast r.o M | 4 8 81 8° Liebert Javotte, Bess Ward. Mondella. 73600 F.Gmunds 3-4 1:15 fast 75 103 4 1 5 4J C*i Liebert LexingtonLady. Bewitched, Sabado. 73043 F.Grounds 3-1 1:15 fast 100 103 12 6 13 14 1420 Liebert Mondella, Banrida, Night Mist. Page 6 Fourth Race [4th New Orleans] FOURTH RACE— 1 1-2 Miles. Lyric Handicap. 3-year-olds and upward. (00O31— 2:343— G— 94.) MONSIGNOR. b. c. 4. by Prime Minister — Sarah Kimbro (P. H. Jones). Weight today 97. 73717 GityPark 1 I-1G 1:46? fast 6 lo4 6 6 6 4 43 49 . V Powers GoodLnck. Kercheval, LuckvMose. 71498 Latonia 1 1-16 1:45J fast 8 101U0 8 8 5 42 2» V Powers Lexoline. Polly Prim, Jersey Lady. 71426 Latonia 1 1-16 1:45? fast 7 102 6 6 G G 62 55 A Walsh Light Wool, Lexoline, Old Honesty. TEMACEO, b. c, 4, by Macy— Tee-Ky-Tee (C. R. Ellison). Weight today 112. ■ 73736 City Park 1 1-16 1:45? fast 15 113 E 5 4 I 4' l*| Notter JohnCarroll, GreenSeal, PollyPrim. 73506 F.Gr'nds 1 1-S 1:53? fast 31 115 8 7 7 5 6'J fi7 V Powers J. Atkin. Old Honesty, Yankee Girl I 73237 F.Gr'nds 2 1-4 4:10 hvy 7-10 119 2 5 4 3 3s 3' V Powers Redgauntlet, YankeeGirl, A.Dufour r GOOD LUCK, b. h. 5, by Sandringham — Pocketpiece (M. H. Tichenor). Weight today 107. . 73913 CitvPark 11-16 1:49 good 6 las 13 4 4 3 31 Notter Donna. Carthage. Old Honesty. 73793 CttyPark 1 1-M 1 :46g good 5 114 5 4 4 4 4- B*ft Nicol PollvPriin. K. Daughter, Plantland. . 73717 GityPark 1 1-161:46? fast 9-10 107 111 1 I'll2 Notter Kercheval. Lucky Mose, Monsignor. ALMA DUFOUR, b. m, 7, by Artillery — 8wanhilda (E. Corrigan). Weight today 106. 73758 CitvPark 1 1-16 1 :47J fast 4-5 112 13 2 1 l1 l1 Nicol Rexane, Lord Lovat. Belford. 735x3 F.Gr'nds 1 1-8 1 :54i f ast 7-5 105 4 4 4 4 L* 21 R McDan'IK. Premium, Yankee Girl, St.Ilario ( 73469 GityPark 1 1-16 1:47J fast 1 109 3 4 4 3 2» li C Koerner GreenSeal, Beau Brummel. Donna. DONNA, ch. m, 5, by Donovan — Meta (B. Bchreiber). Weight today 102. • 73913 CitvPark 11-16 1:49 good 7 97 4 4 3 1 11 I* Slimier Carthage. Good Luck. Old Honesty. 73815 GityPark 1 3-16 1 :59§ fast 7 110 3 3 2 2 1» 32 Sumter Jack Witt, Hoorav, Doubt. 73736 GityPark 1 1-16 1:45? fast 17 97 6 6 G G G 6" L Smith John Carroll, Green Seal, Temaceo. OLD HONESTY, b. c, 4, by Previous — Mamie Doyle (A. J. Gorey). Weight today 114. . 73913 CitvPark 11-16 1:49 good 1 115 2 2 1 I 4 43 J Lee Donna. Carthage. Good Luck. 73698 F.Gr'nds 1 1-X 1:534 fast 11-5 117 1 1 1 1 2" 2J R McDan'IPedro. Donna, The Thorn. HEM F.Gr'nds 1 1-8 1:53| fast 10 115 13 3 3 3 1 2»t J Lee Jack Atkin, Yankee Girl, Glorlfier. . CORUSCATE, ch. m, 8, by Chorister — Royal Gem (F. B. Stevens). Weight today 95. 73776 CitvPark 1 M 1:54? fast 7 97 2 I I 2 B 1 M S Flvnn Elfall. Gilfain. John M ("Bride. MEM F.Grounds 7-8 1:261 fast 100 107UO 10 10 10 10 1019lMinder Heine. Ladv Esther. Miss Rtrome. (MM F.Grounds 7-8 1:2S? fast 15 102 1 13 13 13 13'»132S1W Ott Ananias, Consistent, Jack Witt. Fifth Race [5th New Orleans] FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (00510—1:123 — 4—101.) GRIMALDI, b. g, 4. by Disguise— Calico (J. A. Weinberg). Weight today 98. ' 73939 City Park 3-4 1:131 fast 9-5 lox 7 3 3 3.'. 21 A Martin Momentum. Char. Eastman. IdaMay 72X11 Citv Park 3-4 1:13 fast 11-5 115 5 4 2 11 21 J Lee CooneyK.,HyperionIL,HastyAgnes " 73774 City Park 51 f 1:06? fast 6 102 4 4 4 |j 531 Brussel E.T.Shipp, Toy Boy, Momentum. HASTY AGNES, b. f, 3, by Hastings— St. Agnes (H. Clark). Weight today 94. . 72M1 « itv Park 3-4 1:13 fast 3-2 102 2 3 3 31 A- Notter CooneyK.. HyperiouIL, Grimaldi. 737".6 Citv Park 3-4 1:12? fast 14-5 109 1 3 2 2= 21 V Powers Al Muller, Miss Sain. R. C. Rann. 73696 F.Grounds 3-4 1:13? fast 6 95 3 2 2 22 2" I Flynn Hyperion II., Pr.Ahmed, M.Sain. HYPERION II., b. g. 6. by Mazagan— Van-a-Clar (L. A. Cella). Weight today 114. , 7M11 Citv Park 3-4 1:13 fast 11-5 115 5 4 2 1| 2* I Lee Coonev K.. Grimaldi, H. Agnes. MM F.Grounds 3-4 1:13? fast 8-5 110 1 3 1 11 lh V Powers Hasty Agnes, Pr.Ahmed, MissSain. 73563 F.Grounds 3-4 1:134 fast 2J 112 5 4 4 3»1 2l J Lee PrinceAhmed, Colloquy, PollyPrim. . COLLOaUY, b. f, 4, by Russell— La Tour (G. H. Holle). Weight today 110. • 73659 F. Grounds 3-4 1:13? fast 13-5 113 2 2 2 2l 23 V Powers Al Muller, Jacobite. Goldproof. 73563 F.Grounds 3-4 1 : 13? fast 13-5 115 3 1 1 2l 3* V Powers Pr.Ahmed, HyperionlL, PollyPrim 73353 City Park 3-4 1:15? goodl4-5 120 3 3 4 3 5T Minder JackAtkin, CooneyK., OldHonesty. ' BLAGG. b. g, 4, by Free Knight — Stella Perkins (L. T. Lee). Weight today 107. JMM F.Grounds 3-4 1:134 fast 10 lox 1 2 3 4r' 59J (J Swain PrinceAhmed, HyperionlL, Colloquy F B4M City Park 1 1:40? fast 9-5 107 3 2 2 2 2h 351 Notter JohnCarroll, Hyperion II., Tokalon a 73410 City Park 3-4 1:15 good 6 102 1 4 1 l2 l2 Huestis John Carroll, Cooney K., Angelus. • FAUST, b. g. 4, by Mirthful— Imp (F. E. Brown). Weight today 103. . 72X11 Citv Park 3-4 1:13 fast 75 105 6 6 6 I 612 Minder CoonevK., HvperiouIL. Grimaldi. 72402 CitvPark 1 1-16 1:48 good 9 104 2 10 11 10 101 10'8 Brussel Temaceo, Sally Preston. Plantland. 72366 City Park 7-8 1:30? hvy 8 107 4 2 2 2 2J 22 Brussel Jacobite. Jack Dolan, Little Lighter t BATSMAN, ch. c. 3, by Bathampton — Darebelle (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 97. • 7"m: .; city Park 3-4 1:17? mud 4n Ml 7 7 6 li- 612 Sumter Keator. Goldproof. Ralbert. 7377J City Park E| f 1:06? fast 15 92 10 S 8 S' 8I2*Sumter E.T.Shipp, TovBov. Momentum. 71547 Jamaica 5* f 1:07 fast 200 102 8 7 7 71 71S Huestis The Squire, Law. P. Daley, Masque Sixth Race [6th New Orleans] SIXTH RACE — 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (00028—1:20—3—87.) LADY ESTHER, b. m, 5. by Lord Esterling— Miss Alice (P. H. Jones). Weight today 105. 73757 City Park 7-S 1:27? fast 8-5 105 8 S 7 6 41 VI S Flynn Posing. Top. Robinson, Consistent. • 73678 F.Grounds 1 1:404 fast 41 105 3 2 2 5 5s 32\ Sumter Polly Prim. Kercheval, Good Luck. • 73603 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:44? fast 1S-5 100 3 1 1 2 11 l1 Sumter John Carroll, Donna, Hawkama. PHIL FINCH, ch. g, 7, by Gcldfinch— Philistia (J. J. Murphy). Weight today 108. . 7M13 Citv Park 7X1:28 fast 16 107?. 4 11 10 9 6"k 21 Minder Bluel.ee. RoyalBen, BucketBrigade 73(^77 F.Grounds 5* f 1:07? fast 60 11" 13 13 13 13 10" W Allen Momentum, Big Ben, Vohoome. MMS F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:454 fast 7 110 6 4 4 5 71 8»1 Miuder BeileScott, Delphie. Artful Dodger. •. PLANTLAND b. g, 5, by Orlando— Plantess (W. H. Fizer). Weight today 110. i ' 7 M I City l'ark 3-4 1:17s mud 2 ll'i 6 6 7 5". S» Minder Keator, Goldproof. Ralbert. 73792. Git vPark 1 1-16 1:46? good 8 106 3 3 3 3 3'\ 48?. J Lee PollvPriin. K. Daughter. Good Luck t 73i.ni F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1 :46? fast 13 106 2 3 4 4 4» 47 Minder Hooray, Donna, Green Seal. FUNICULAIRE, b. g, 6. by Himyar — Frogmore (T. P. Hayes). Weight today 106. '• 73915 i 'it I'aik 7 X 1:28? good 15 |M 7 9 x X C1 5s l.iebert Lotus Eater. J. Simpson. M.Stroine. BM Gitvl'ark 11-16 1:48 good 8 M9 5 I 2 2 4' EH J Lee Aunt Rose. L. Brandt. Tco Beach. 73680 F.Grounds 7-S 1:28 fast 15 K'7 10 8 G 6 4" 7° C Koerner Hannibal Bey, R.Hood. MissStrome. '• MISS STROME, b. f, 4. bv Ben Strome— Old Miss (L. A. Cella). Weight today 103. ;. 73915 Citv Park 7-S 1:2S? good 15 107 2 111 2"' 3J J Lee LotusEnier, J. Simpson. Han. Bey. 73757 City Park 7-8 1 :27g fast G 106 6 4 3 5 G1 69 J Lee Lady Esther, Posing. T. Robinson. i. BsM F.Grounds 7-S 1:2S fast 8 105 8 6 4 4 51 321 Minder Hannibal Bey, R.Hood, No Quarter r BLUE LEE, eh. c. 3, by Blues — Leetta (J. Capo). Weight today 90. I 73813 City l'ark 1-8 1:3 fast 12 9n 2 1 1 1 I3 l1 S'lesinger Phil Finch. R. Ben. B. Brigade. _ 73524 F.Grounds 3-4 1:141 last 12-5 105 6 2 2 22 25 Brussel Dandy Dancer. Sabado, TaskMaster 73485 F.Grounds 51 f 1:08 fast 7 112 9 6 4 2'1 S | Brussel Wm. H. Lyon, Truro, Albert Star. " ROYAL ONYX, br. g, 4. by Ornament — Oneck Queen (T. G. Molinelli). Weight today 108. 7M14 City Park 3 4 1:15 goo.l 9 I'll 5 E 4 41?. :'.' Liebert Ketchemike. E.T.Shipp. R. Hood. 7:M 1 Citv l'ark 7-S 1 :2'7J fast 4 ]i 4 3 2 2 3 H 3- Liebert Merrick, Financier. Posing. MEM F.Grounds 3-4 1:134 fast 8 103 6 3 3 3l 45 Liebert Quadrille, Miss Sain, Orphan Lad. '• WARNER GRISWELL, br. g, 4, by Ornus— Sarah (P. Dunne). Weight today 103. 1. 7 " 7 citv Park 3 4 1:17 slow 12 107 3 7 6 51 %* Notter Ralbert. Ida May. Canada. 7372.1 ''itvPark 1 1-16 1:45? fast 5 105 5 3 2 2 22 2" Notter Jack Witt. Flaxman, Lady Vincent. :. 737i-0 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:44? fast 7-5 ME 3 4 3 2 23 2s Notter J. Witt, B. Trovato, L. Vincent. TEO BEACH, ch. f, 4, by Bobby Beach — Lenora (C. B. Daniels). Weight today 102. , 73796 GityPark 1 1-16 1:4X good U 102 7 7 4 I 2\ .".= S Flynn Aunt Rose, LotusBrandt. W. Cooler. MEM 1'. Grounds 7 8 1:28 fast 18-5 105 13 1112 12 12- 1213 R McDan'lH.innibal Bey, R.Hood. MissStrome. ,' 73641 F.Grounds 7-S 1:27? fast 18-5 99 6 6 6 5 31 2J McCahey Rexane, Convolo, Dainty Belle. WATER COOLER, b. c. 3, by Watercolor — Beetle (G. R. Bryson). Weight today 90. '• 7591'. « itypa.k I 1-M 1:5"! g |fl 1U xu s s SS E* Nicol PMar Star. Lady Alniy, Albert M. 7 :7:h; GityPark 1 1-16 1:4X good 20 94 I 5 6 6 51 42?. .1 l-'erris Aunt Rose. L. Brandt. Teo Beach. 7272X GityPark 1 1-M 1:461 fust 4 1"5 3 6 4 4 21 B Notter Lady Alniy. Czar, Himalaya. BIRDSLAYER. ch. g, 8, by Deerslayer— Olluc Bird (W. M. Leonard). Weight today 106. 5. :•!.; Hif-hlan.lPk 3-4 1:171 mud M-E 1"6 2 I 2 2« lh L .larkson Rusk. Canajebaiie. .Miriam W. KM Higtilan.lPk 3 1 l:16Jhvy 3-2 1"4 4 4 5 3"" 7*1 R 1" Fisher 1 o San. Gambriniis. My Alice. ARROW SWIFT, ch. g. 3. by Beividere— Miss Kinney (J. H. Baker) Weight today 100. ) 727IS GityPark 1 1-M 1:473 fast 1 Mi E I I 1 1J l2 Matter Geo. II. White. Terah. Ben Sand. MEN F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1 :4x4 fast 1S-5 106 3 5 5 6 41 8* Notter Aunt Rose. Druid. Banrida. MM! F.Grounds 5} f 1:0S? fast 20 105 11 7 6 51 4-1 Rosen E. T. Shipp, Rustle, Javotte. REXANE, br. g, 3. by Prince of Melbourne^ — Tabitha (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 95. '• 73X39 Gitvl'ark 1 1-M 1:52* mod 31 90 1 5 5 6 6 6"' Sumter Lisierine. Severus. Tenth. 7'7'A GityPark 1] 16 1:47? fast 9-5 89 2 4 4 2 24 21 Sumter Alma Dufour. Lord l^ovat, Belford. '• 73i41 F.Gi .unds 7-S 1:27? fast 31 S7 5 4 4 3 21 11 Sumter Teo Beach, Convolo, Dainty Belle. Seventh Race [7th New Orleans] SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-4 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (73x12— 2:0»3 -8— 110.) MONSIGNOR. b. c, 4, bv Prime Minister— Sarah Kimbro (P. H. Jones) Weight today 107. , '• 73717 CttyPark l I M l:sC| Cast I lot E I 6 4 4" 4J± V Powers CtsaXatfc, Kercheval, LuckyMose. .'!• I^ttonia 1 1-M l:4Ef fast 8 Mt|M I B E 4- 2' \" Powers Lexoline. Polly I'rim. Jersey Lady. 714M i. ai ii.i.i 1 1-MlNMjfaat 7 MS E • I E ••- E* A WaMk Light Mass, Lexoline, 8H Honesty. JACK WITT, h. g, 6, by The Commoner— All Mine (C. B. Daniels). Weight today 108. 5. 7.-15 citvUni'k 1 3-16 1:59? fast 4-5 IM 4 4 3 3 31 lt C II-nry Hoor:iy. Donna. Doubt. ,,' i CitvPark 1 1 -16 1 :45J fast 11 5 ]( 2 6 111 I« l8 S Flynn W. (Jriswell. I-'laxinan. L. Vincent it 72700 F.Gr'nds lm7"y 1:44? fast 12 103 5 2 1 1 Is l5 S Flynn W. Griswell, B. Trovato, L.Vincent. t. DOUBT, ch. g, 4. by Star Shoot— Mistrust (P. M. Oivill). Weight today 105. 5 7.M 5 CHvPaik 1 3-16 1:59* fast 4 M6 6 7 7 6 5' 41" Notter Jack Witt, EEsatay, Donna. DC CitvPark 1 3-16 2:02? fast 4J 106 3 7 7 8 71 G'2 J Lee BeileScott, L.Vincent, Klavigny. 72124 F.Gr'nds 1 1-4 2:114 good 3 98 5 5 4 4 2nk 2'1 W Ott Orly, Flavigny, Delphie. BELLE SCOTT, ch. f, 4, by Contestor— Housegirl (J. C. Milam). Weight today 105. 5- ,.,i;i F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1:46? fast 13-5 106 4 5 5 5 5" 5" Notter Hooray, Donna. Green Seal. 7358S F Gi'iels lm70y 1:451 last 2 1"9 13 3 3 l1 12 Notter Delphie. ArtfulDodger.JolinSmtilski. !• 73170 City Park 1 1-4 2:08? fast 13-10 105 4 2 2 I 1» l'l Notter Johu Smulski, Gilpin. W. Griswell. '• QUAGGA. b. c, 4, by Dungarven— Xallapa (J. Arthur). Weight today 106. 6. 73x41 citv Park 1 1-X 1:59? mud 7-5 108 2 11 1 1* V J Lee Flavigny, Creel. Gilpin. 73777 Gitvl'ark 11-8 1:54 fast 12 5 108 I 3 I I M H Mssat Gild. Lord Dixon, Cull. 73720 City park 1 1-8 1:52| fast 41 108 C 5 3 3 36 2»k Notter Creel, Gild, Gilpin. ■^ —^— — ^ ^ ■ LADY VTNCENT, b. f, 4, by St. Blaise— Lady Violet (A. L. Aste). Weight today 96. 72942 Citv Park 1 1-8 1:54 fast 3 98 5 3 2 2 2'1 2" SuHiter Gilpin. Jungle Imp. L. Mscfarlsa. 75739 GityPark 1 1-16 1:45? fast 6 'Mi 4 2 3 4 4'i 411lSuiuter JackWitt, WarnerGriswell. Flaxman 73700 F.Gr'nds lni70y 1:44? fast 11-5 98 4 5 4 5 4'1 4» Sumter J. Witt, W. Griswell, B. Trovato. CREEL, b. h, 6, by Woolsthorpe— Extrs (E. Corrigan). Weight today 102. 73X91 Citv Park 1 1 -S 1 :58J slow 1 ln2 14 3 I V -* W Ott J.MeBride. K. Powers. Dr.McC'luer. 72X41 City Park 1 IS 1:59? mudl4-5 Ml 4 5 4 3 3« 3s W tt Quagga, Flavigny. Gilpin. 73720 City Park 1 1-8 1:52? fast 11-5 1104 2 4 2 2 11 lnk C Koerner Quagga, Gild, Gilpin. LADY ALICIA, b. f, 4, by Sir Dixon— Kenmore Queen (W. C. Douglas). Weight today 101. 73739 GityPark 1 1-16 1:45? fast 100 101 3 S 9 8 9 922 A Martin JackWitt. WarnerGriswell. Flaxman 73700 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:44? fast 60 101 9 3 11 8 lO'lll^lA Martin J. Witt. W. Griswell. B. Trovato. 73547 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:45| .fast 50 971 7 8 6 7 H HI5JC Henry L.Vincent. A. Dodger, W.Griswell. FOOTLIGHTS FAVORITE, b. m, 7, by Lamplighter— Performance (P. F. Gloss). Weight today 100. 73662 F.Gr'nds 1 1-8 1:54| fast 80 101 5 5 9 9 8l 7lsiW Gloss Goldwav. Ottoman. Halliard. 73333 City Park 7-8 1:31? slow 60 103 8 8 8 8 ' 85 823 Kohn Consistent, FrenehNun, Lady Ethel. 73087 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:52? hvy 20 105 1 4 8 8 8 8181V Powers Gambriniis, H.ofHyacinth, C.Forge. PUNKY, b. g, 4, by Commando— Sandfly (F. F. Robie). Weight today 103 73866 Citv l'ark 1 1-4 2:14? mud 40 106 3 4 4 4 45 3°i Liebert Prvtania, Hooray. Jungle Imp. 73700 F.Gr'nds lm7oy 1:44? fast 60 103 10 10 10 11 12 124U1J Schaller J. Witt, W. Griswell. B. Trovato. 73623 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1:49? fast 18-5 106 6 4 5 11 101 10'° V Powers Ottoman, Gilfain. Daring. MARSH REDON, b. g, 6, by Sam Lucas — Afrique (R. M. Hennessey). Weight today 107. 738X5 City l'ark 3-4 1:16? slow 15 10X 6 14 12 ll". 11,2U Lee Orlandot, Minot. Gibson. 73776 CityPark 1 1-8 1:54? fast 2 104 5 5 4 5 7"» 99 C Booker Coruscate. Elfall. Gilfain. 73699 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:45 fast 10 108 13 12 10 7 61 681 C Booker Quagga. LandBreeee, Blaze o'Light. DOCILE, br. m, 7, by St. Blaise— Docility (A. Aubuchon). Weight today 105. % 73X15 GityPark 1 3-16 1:59? fast 40 104 7 5 5 4 42 5'2 J Lee JackWitt, Hooray. Donna. ™ 73739 CityPark 1 1-16 1:45? fast 60 105 2 9 8 9 72 617 V Powers JackWitt. WarnerGriswell. Flaxman 73700 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:44? fast 100 106 12 12 12 12 ll8 103olMulcahy J. Witt, W. Griswell, B. Trovato. Notes of the Turf t ' NOTES OF THE TURF. The total value of the fourteen stakes offered by the King County Fair Association to be run at Seattle next summer, is $30,500, or an Increase of $7,350 over last year. C. R. Ellison will sell Grace Larsen. Lady Souffle and Staunch and Tru • in the paddock at City Park today before racing begins. Ellison docs not want to take these horses east with him. Leonard Hollinger. who has catered to the trainers and stable attach s on the metropolitan courses for a score of years, has opened a public kitchen at Belmont Park and will give the establishment his perseaal supervision. Important Stake Dates i ! IMPORTANT STAKE DATES. First of April Steeplechase, Washington, D. C April I Ladies' Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La April 1 Dinner Stakes, Washington, D. O April 4 Handicap Steeplechase, Washington. D. C. April 4 Family Club Handicap. Oakland. Cal April 4 Audubon Stakes, Fair Grounds, New Orleans, La April 4 Amateur Cup, Washington, D. C April 8 Chew Chase Hunters' Steeplechase, Wash- M Ington. D. C April 3-^ Rosebud Stakes. Fair Grounds. New Orleans, La April S Second Benning Spring Handicap, Washington, D. C April 11 Spring Hunters' Steeplechase, Washington, D. C April 11 Officers' Army Service Cup, Washington, D. C April 11 New Orleans City Railways Handicap, Fair Grounds. New Orleans. La April 11 Olympic Club Handicap. Oakland. Cal April 11 Jesse Brown Cup, Washington, D. C April 14 Carter Handicap. Aqueduct. N. Y April 1" Bayside Steeplechase. Aqueduct, N. Y April IS Rose Stakes. Aqueduct. N. Y April 1* 1'nion Stakes, Aqueduct, N. Y April 17 Wintield Steeplechase, Aqueduct, N. Y April IS Freeport Handicap. Aqueduct. N. Y Vpril IS Ozone S'takes, Aqueduct. N. Y April 20 Sterling Stakes. Aqueduct, N. Y April 21 Arverne Stake*. Aqueduct. N. Y April 22 Canarsie Stakes. Aqueduct. N. Y April 23 Rockaway Stakes. Aqueduct, N. Y April 24 Glendale Steeplechase. Aqueduct. N. Y EffffB 88 Queens County Handicap, Aqueduct. N. Y.. April 25 Woodhaven Stakes. Aqueduct. B. Y April 27 Flushing Stakes. Aqueduct, N. Y April 2S Excelsior Handicap. Jamaica, N. Y April 29 Paumonok Handicap. Jamaica, N. Y April 30 Corona Stakes. Jamaica. N. Y May 1 Elmhurst S'takes. Jamaica. N. Y May 2 Long Beach Handicap. Jamaica, N. Y May 2 Punton Stakes. Jamaica. N. Y May 4 Kentueky Derby, Louisville, Ky May ." Greenfield Stakes, Jamaica. N. Y May 3 Columbus Stakes. Jamaica. N. Y* May 0 Newtown Stakes. Jamaica. N. Y May 7 Kings County Handicap, Jamaica, N. Y May S PERSONAL Wish to correspond with or interview a few bettors who will divide the betting privileges on certain information on the no-win-no-pay plan. I can assure those who can convince me they are worthy that I obtain winning information. Horses will be filed with this publication. BOLTON, LA SALLE BLOCK, CHICAGO. Turf Ratings' Best Bet (use New Ratings No. 4Ci : Tank 60. Turf Reporter's Special (code in New Reporter No. 173.: 45-65-39-41-49-19. The Standard Turf Guide, ROOM 212, 59 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO. A Yesterday's il.dly one horse wire lost. Rei onl for last thirty six starters: FOURTEEN WINNERS. NINE SECONDS. Terms: $4.00 Weekly: $1.00 Daily. Saturday's Form Special: Sept. Plum 80-3-9-13-1-14-3-37-26 use NEW BOOK ON SALE NOW. FREE! FREE! When you know the condition of horses and the (dass in which they hchOBsT, "» ;l" beat rnees. We mail you our tirst issue next week free, eon tabling classification tigures and workouts ot horses in r icing condition: also giving condition of horses making first start of year on eastern tracks. Mailed as first-class matter in plain euvolope. Enclose two-cent stamp. AMERICAN TURF CLASSIFICATION, 138 West 37th Street, New York. N. Y. NATIONAL RACING REVIEW Room 37, 71 Dearborn Street, Chicago. TODAY'S FORM SPECIAL: Dakota. Maiden, Music, Robin. 11.00 per month. 25 cents per copy.

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