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Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, September 27, 1908

Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, September 27, 1908 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1908 drf1908092701 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, September 27, 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] Gravesend Meeting Ends.: Brilliant Racing And A Big Crowd Present Features Of The Closing Day.; Angelus Defeats Fair Play by Inches in the Oriental Handicap--Joe Madden Takes the Prospect Handicap. GRiYESEND MEETING ENDS BRILLIANT RACING AND A BIG CROWD PRES ¬ ENT FEATURES OF THE CLOSING DAY Angel us Defeats Fair Play by Inches in the Oriental OrientalHandicap Handicap Joe Madden Takes the theProspect Prospect Handicap Now York September 20 Getaway day at Gravesend had a lushclass card down for decision and a big crowd was present to witness the glorious racing it develoi ed The opinion was general that the wholesale arrests of the day before would have a deterrent effect on the attendance this afternoon but seemingly they did not for more people and greater enthusiasm were in evidence at the popular old course on this occasion than on any day of the meeting The features were the Oriental Handicap the Kings County Steeplechase and the Prospect Handicap HandicapA A splendid quartette of thoroughbreds Fair Play Aliening Dorante and Dandelion faced the starter for the big race at one mile and threesixteenths Dorante was ah added starter In the running An gelus threatened to spreadeagle his opponents and for one mile Shilling pursued these tactics with the Hitchcock horse so effectively that Gilbert on Fair Play seemed to have become disheartened early delayed making bis first real effort in the stretch iiml when he did it was lamentably weak and inade ¬ quate Irresolution and hi underrating the capacity of the wonderful horse under him cost Gilbert the race with the favorite Winners and losers alike deplored the defeat of Fair Play whose speed anil courage on this occasion wen something to marvel it A 1 Joyner cancelled all of Gilberts Aque ¬ duct engagements to ride the Itelmont and A hjt nev horses after his extremely crude work in the Oriental and the lad will probably be sent back to ilifornia with the Williams horses which leave to ¬ morrow Tin Held in the Prospect was composed of genuine ilwnile cracks in Trance Fitz Herbert Joe Uladileii 3fcitomau and Hilarious KHz Herbert broke well SUav and despite the terrific pace ran well lapped n Trance for half of the journey before he gave war The pairs exhaustive pacemakkig tactics liroujrht about their undoing in the end both falling asv victims to the lightly weighted and patiently reserved Joe Madden which got up with an irrcsist sible rush right at the end Trance fought out the linlsli with unavailing gameness while Fitz Herbert which had been swallowed np at a point midway o the stretch came oil again with renewed speed and Kiurage into a fastgoing third although Statesman anil Hilarious were crowding him at the finish finishThe The Kings Highway Steeplechase quickly resolved itself Into a procession JSayonet leading all the way with Ironsides always a close and contending second The other two fell Uufus was remounted by a black stable hand best known by his nickname of Snake Charmer No horse or jockey this season ever received the ovation that this povertystricken Jianger on of the race track did for bringing Rufus isatVly home Snake Charmer was made happy shortly afterwards by receiving his riding fee of 20 20Messrs Messrs Beliuont Parsons and iAuerbach held a lengthy conference during the afternoon in the ciub Iitmso 3Ir Itelmont when asked if he had anything lo give out regarding the racing situation said iliat ho had not having come to the course simply ao sec Iiis horse Fair Play run runPriscillian Priscillian the other great threeyearold in the Itclinont stable has gone wrong The trouble is located in the tendon of Iiis right foreleg which tilled up immediately after his linal preparation for todays big race in which he was an intended starter jit tlie express wish of his owner who was anxious to set lK th of his marvelous colts in action actionHereafter Hereafter for the remainder of the present season iockev Notter will be denied the privilege of accept ¬ ing outside mounts His riding henceforth is to restricted wholly to the horses of his employer 1 It Keene It is rumored that the postponed investi ¬ gation Into his ride on Fair Play when the latter was beaten by Big Chief in the September Stakes lit Sheepshead Bay took place yesterday with the aforesaid result Those in the best position to know iy that the present action in Notters case was laken by his own stable stableThe The stewards of the Jockey Club announced during the ttfternoon that the license of Eddie Dugan has ietn suspended until December 31 of this year Tills is the linal disposition of one of the most aggravat ¬ ing cases of foul riding on record which resulted in nearly fatally injuring one jockey and seriously bruising another the killing of one horse and injury of another Six anotherSix additional bench warrants for the arrest ol alleged bookmakers were issued today of which live were served immediately after the last race Among those taken into custody were Melville K Collins James Cullcn George Shephard and L D iloote A J Levy learned that there was a war ¬ rant out for him this morning and immediately gave jhimsclf up In the warrant Levy is described as a tiookmakers clerk in the employ of Orlando Jones and as charged with aiding and allotting Jones in the making of a book on the races The charges againsl tin seven race track men arrested was bookmaking Their examination was put otf until October 2 a1 i oclock before Judge Geisman of the First District Magistrates court Brooklyn Hon John Stanch ilield will appear for the prisoners and argue the motion for their dismissal on the grounds that the sicts charged do not constitute bookmakiug and therefore no crime was committed committedS S C Hildreth is making preparations to ship his eastern string of racers to California next Wed ¬ nesday a WellsKargo express car being placed at iids disposal today The going lame of King James ieter Quince and Restigouche within the past ten lays compelled Mr Hildreth to leave here consider ¬ ably earlier than lie had Intended Ieter Quince came out of his last race in poor condition Ilesti gouclie has developed a quarter crack since he left the Keene barn and King James is still too sore lo appear in public This makes the most valuable consignment of thoroughbred horses that ever left the ast to be raced in California Mr Hildreth iu Jiiids to stop over in Chicago for a week weekJ J J Long shipped his horses to Louisville this ynmning Henry McDaniel accompanied by the crack jockey C II Shilling leaves tonight for Los An ueles with twentyseven racers K L Thomas entire stable is included in this shipment shipmentJames James It Keene said that there was no truth in the report that he hail planned to sail for Knglanc next Thursday But 1 wish it was so lie ex exV V it has developed that Danoscara was nearly ruined ruinedP P liy being jumped upon and cut severely on the hock her right bind leg during the running of tLJ tLJhandicap handicap on Friday It is said that tills beautiful beautifulKauford Kauford filly which was just rounding to her best bestform form will have to be retired for good goodThe The condition of Henry Smith the little colored apprentice jockey who was so badly injured by a fall from the horse Madman in the race at Graves end September 22 Is much improved and the doctor tsavs he has an even chance to recover recoverT T Shaw the bookmaker arrested yesterday gave bis check In payment for the horses purchased by Tiliu Powers today todayHotilton Hotilton was barren this season and P Hyan her owner has put her into training again The mare uid her yearling colt by Yellow Tail will be raced at Oakland next winter winterLanders Landers band will furnish the music at Bplmont Park as usual There will be one week tlic first In twenty years on the local tracks without it and I that is at Aqueduct j Condensed History Of The Oriental Handicap. CONDENSED HISTORY OF THE ORIENTAL HANDICAP The Oriental Handicap has been contested annu ¬ ally since 1880 and in the course of so many years has been won by many fast and famous horses and been marked by many sensational occurrences In its first running it fell to Dwyer Brothers game Glenelg tilly Ferona at long odds Mike Dwyer then in the meridian of his fame as a plunger but an inveterate backer of favorites or good choices liked her chances but when his messenger brought him the report that she was a 30 to 1 outsider would have nothing to do with her and sent In 2000 to be bet on Elgin only to see her win in a desperate head and head finish with Aretino and Elgin The record of the race is as follows Year First Age Jockeys JockeyslSSG Second Age Wt WtAretino Third Age Wt WtElgin lSSG Ferona 3 Rafferty Rafferty1SS7 Aretino 0 114 114Exile Elgin 4 110 110Richmond 1SS7 Eurus 4 Hay ward ward18SS Exile 5 118 118Queen Richmond 5 112 18SS Dunboyne 4 Hamilton Hamilton1SS9 Queen of Elizabeth 4 OS OSLos Los Angeles 3 114 114Badge 1SS9 Kingston 5 I Murphy Murphy1S90 Los Angeles 4 110 110Eon Badge 4 114 114Castaway 1S90 Eurus 7 Hamilton Eon 4 108 108Raceland Castaway II 4115 1891 English Lady 4J Larnley Raceland G 120 120Fidelio De Muth 4 115 1892 Pactolus 3 Thorpe Fidelio 3 95 95Banquet Lamplighter 3117 1893 Lamplighter 4 Tarai Banquet 0 118 118Bassetlaw Sir Walter 3 100 1894 Ramapo 4 Gritlin Bassetlaw 4 108 108Sir Hornpipe 3 90 1893 Clifford 5 Simms Sir Excess 4 107 107Belmar Ilof Navarre 4 128 128Itamlro 1890 Dutch Skater 5 OLeary Belmar 4 15 15Ben Itamlro 3 97 97Maurice 1897 Havoc 5 R Williams Ben Brush 4 127 127Dr Maurice 5 99 99Whist 1895 Algol 4 T Burns Dr Catlett 4 114 114Charentus Whist Con 3 100 100Taokpoint 1899 Imp 5 P Clay Charentus 5 100 100Gonfalon 1900 Charentus C T Burns Gonfalon 3 100 100Blues Taokpoint 4J iilG 1901 Gold Heels 3 J Woods Blues 3 109 109Igniter Terminus 3 107 107Herbert 1902 Colonel Bill 3 Odom Igniter 3 113 113Itiver Herbert 5 122 122Hunt 1903 Charles Klwood 3 ONeill Itiver Pirate 3 01 01Lord Hunt llaine4 100 100Proper 1904 Dainty 4 W Davis Lord of lle Vale 4 115 115Buttling Proper 4 J10 J10Coy 190 Alwin 3 Lyne Buttling M 104 104Running Coy Maid 3 95 1900 Oxford 4 Ilorner Running Water 3 120 120Running Good Luck 3 113 113Tokalon 1907 Dandelion 5 Nicol Running Water 4 120 120Fair Tokalon C 113 113Dorante 1905 Angeliis 3 C II Shilling Fair 1lav 3 125 125om Dorante 3 115 1 18 miles this vear 1 14 mil om 18S7 to 1U 7 inclusive Condensed History Of The Prospect Handicap. CONDENSED HISTORY OF THE PROSPECT HANDICAP One of the first stakes for twoyearolds estab ¬ lished by the Brookly Jockey Club was the Pros ¬ pect Handicap Now omparing iu value with some of the chilis other c ents for horses of that ago it lias always been a favorite with owners and an event frequently earn d off by tlllies In its first four years it was wo i by three lillies of remark ¬ able speed Counemara Gerdldino and Hectare lie e aidii e was able to defeat such a star of the first n ig iltiiile as Kmperor of Norfolk expressing her g ea speed iu itself Such great colts as Counter Tliir lien lirtish The Friar Hamburg Waring I ai Gallant and Oiseau have also lent fame to the P os uct and its record is as follows Year First Jockeys Wt Second Second18SOConneuiara Third Wr WrMont 18SOConneuiara A McCarthy 112 Bessie June Mont rose 115 115Satisfaction 1887 Geraldine M lCelly112 Emperor of Norfolk Norfolk1SSS Satisfaction 112 112Fresno 1SSS Centaur Fitzpatrick 115 Diablo Fresno 115 115Tournament 1SS9 Beclare Barnes 115 Magnate Tournament 118 118Homer 1890 Russell F Littlefleld 118 Gascon Homer Ill IllSt 1891 Yorkville Belle 1 Murphy 115 Lamplighter St Fiorian US USLady 1892 Prince George Taral112 Ajax Lady Violet 115 115Queenlike 1693 Prig tr Penn 95 Galilee Queenlike 109 109Cromwell 1594 Counter Tenor Lamley105 Uolabra Cromwell t 95 1895 Ben Brush Shnms124 Crescendo Handspring 125 1890 The Friar Littlefleld 111 Cleophns George Rose 111 111Archduke 1S97 Hamburg Taral127 Handball Archduke 115 115Rhinelander 1595 Manuel Spencer 104 Autumn Rhinelander 107 107Sadducee 1899 Waring ClawsonllO Mr Jersey Sadducee 120 120Autolight 1900fBeau Gallant M Henry 110 Watercolor Autolight 100 100Chilton 1901 Pentecost T Burns 103 Flora Pomona Chilton 109 109Golden 1902 Astarita OConnor 107 Hurstbourne Golden Maxim 122 122Memories 1903 Sweet Gretchen Bullmaul07 Race King Memories 114 114Burnt 1904 Oiseau Odom 132 Chrysitis Burnt Hills 118 118Maxie 1905 Lady Navarre T Burns 107 Accountant Maxie Witt 98 98Fantastic 19WS Kentucky Beau W Miller 115 George S Davis Fantastic 104 104Nimbus 2470 lIOi 1907 Spoon er W Miller Ill Jim Gaffney Nimbus Ill IllFitz 3115 109J 1908 Joe Madden C H Shilling Trance Fitz Herbert 122 1400 l09g Seveneighths of a mile tFull threequarters previously Condensed History Of The Kings Highway Steeplechase. CONDENSED HISTORY OF THE KINGS HIGHWAY STEEPLECHASE Yesterday the Kings Highway Steeplechase was run for the twelfth time Some capital steeple ¬ chasers have won this race Its first winner Sir assar was a highclass crosscountry performer as also were the subsequent winners Ben Eder Klondyke and Foxhunter The record of the race is Year First Age Jockeys Wt Second Age Wt Third Age Wt WtForget 1897 Sir Vassar 4 Finncgan Finncgan1S9S 104 Waltzer 5 157 Forget 4 150 150Marshall 1S9S Moslem 4 Veitch 144 Lady Dainty 0 142 Marshall S55 1899 Ben Eder C Finnegan 109 Merlin 4 134 Life Guard 3 133 1900 Klondike 7 Veitch 100 Kiner 5 133 13313S Three Bars C134 1901 Jim McGibhen C Barry 13S Miss Mitchell 5 134 M Simpson 4 150 1902 Scotch Bush 4 Barry 132 Hark Forward 4 142 Draughtsmn 0138 1903 Judge Phillips 0 J OBrien 140 Step Lightly C 144 L of Clover 5 ICG 1904 Foxhunter 5 Ray 104 St Jude 4 100 Uoyelle G 150 1905 Nitrate 7 Brooks BrooksISKHS 144 Phantom 4 149 Grandpa G 140 ISKHS Jimmy Lane C Owens 149 Phantom 5 152 Grandpa 7 102 1907 Mr McCann 4 Stone 149 Gus Straus C 147 McKittredge 4149 1908 McKinueyRun Bayonet 5 McKinuey 148 Ironsides 5 147 147to Rufus 4 134 Run as a hurdle race from 1897 to 1901 Inclusive at 1 34 miles Lexington's Autumn Meeting Over.: Good Attendance, Lively Wagering and Excellent Racing Mark the Last Day. LEXINGTONS AUTUMN MEETING OVER Good Attendance Lively Wagering and Excellent Racing Mark the Last Day Lexington Ky September 20 The Kentucky As ¬ sociations fail meeting of seven days closed this afternoon with a loss to the track owners of about 4500 The expenses of the meeting including the money distributed in purses was about 10000 The total receipts were approximately 11500 The total amount of money watered during the meeting was 114910 of which 70400 was through the inutuels and 38510 through the auctions The as ¬ sociations commission on this was 574550 The gate and privileges brought in about 5800 From a racing standpoint the meeting was an excellent one and the weather throughout was perfect The track was at its best and time made above the average The racing was uncommonly clean There was less rough riding than usual usualSpirited Spirited contests and the bowling over of the ma ¬ jority of the favorites marked the racing tixlay Aspirin the choice for the opening race was beaten a head by Cordova and it was the opinion of the majority of the horsemen that Walsh clearly out ¬ rode Butler Dainty Dame was a 5 to 2 choice over the field for the second race and here again Butler was censured He seemed unable to avoid pockets The filly had a rough trip and was not equal to the task of overhauling the lucky Merrick Mattie Mack messed about in the third race could not get up early enough to beat out Huerfano the 100 horse which more than won himself out for Hughes Brothers this afternoon Alice Baird the choice for the fourth race was much the best and easily de ¬ feated Harriet Rowe which had made the running to the stretch The meeting ended with a head finish between the favorite Carew and Kennewick This time Butler outrode Walsh WalshPresiding Presiding Judge Price starter Holtman minor otficlals and the mutnel crews left tonight for Louis ¬ ville Many of the horsemen are shipping to the Falls City tonight Others go tomorrow and Mon ¬ day daySecretary Secretary Letcher was not able to leave his room today He is a very sick man manChairman Chairman J P Chinn of the State Racing Com ¬ mission was at the track today He made the an ¬ nouncement that he will return to racing actively the coming winter He has forty horses at bis farm near Harrodsburg and they will be shipped to Cali ¬ fornia to join the twenty that his son Phil will ship to the coast Phil Chinii will do the training of this big stable stableEdward Edward Corrigan returning from Cincinnati last night was at the track this afternoon He had no expression to make concerning the probability of racing in New Orleans the coming winter other than that he expected the matter would be de ¬ termined at a meeting to be held in Cincinnati or Louisville Monday If Joseph li Rhlnock Is well enough to make the trip to Louisville the meeting will be held there thereAttorney Attorney Harvey Myers of the Latonia Jockey Club spent the afternoon at the track He could make no positive statement concerning a fall meet ¬ ing at Latonia but was inclined to the opinion that the dates allotted bv the State Racing Commis ¬ sion would be occupied Harry occupiedHarry Stanhope received a cablegram from Will lam Allison at London saying that his Watercress Marechal Neil colt had sold for SOO guineas in ¬ stead of 700 as was published Iu the American newspapers newspapersThe The stallion Ilermis bought by Henry M Ziegler for 900 at the Holmdel sale arrived here last night and was sent this morning to Highland Farm FarmColonel Colonel W E Applegates yearling filly by Wools thorpe Lillle R worked a quarter for trahier Ross this morning in 23i seconds Uncle And Meelick In Good Form. UNCLE AND MEELICK IN GOOD FORM San Francisco Cal September 20 Dave OLeary reached Emeryville today with the Seattle division of S C Ilildreths stable Uncle Meeliek Rapid Water Achieve Toll Box Instant Valjean Aroma Vibrate Force Steel and Tony Faust made up the string All stood the trip splendidly Uncle and Mecllck are in especially good condition and have been galloping along for several weeks OLeary will immediately take up Veil Transmute Guiding Star Lady Hildretb Ace of Diamonds Ned Jram Air Ol ey Stroke Bright Skies Little Siss Schmoss er Solns Imitate Assay Improve Waisenkind and Niello horses that Hildreth turned out at Breutwood last spring springJohn John Lowes Mlcaela Marian Casey Gene Russell and Walter Miller also arrived from Seattle The horses of T II Ryan and J Schreiber will arrive tomorrow tomorrowOLeary OLeary brings word that the management of the Seattle track will make extensive improvements for next season including the installation of a chute and the widening of the track trackWilliam William Walkers stable will not leave Seattle for Santa Anita until October 7 Carroll Reid C B Daniels Roy Offutt J J Walsh T S Chllds F Wallhauser Harry Mack and the St James Stable are still awaiting cars at Seattle for ship ¬ ment to Santa Anita Heaslip & Co. Want To Control. HEASLIP CO WANT TO CONTROL CONTROLNew New Orleans La September 20 There now seems to be a stronger probability than ever that New Orleans will have good racing here next winter according to the belief of many who have taken the trouble to watch the situation situationOn On the surface there is little to warrant the as ¬ sertion but beneath it many things are going on which strengthen this opinion John H Hach meister Irepresenting the Cella interests conferred with Colonel S F Heaslip president of the New Orleans Jockey Club and it was given out after ¬ wards that the Cellas were opposed to making any attempt at holding a meeting here this winter Col ¬ onel Heaslip did not hold out much encouragement to HachmeisterAt Hachmeister At a conference to be held in Cincinnati next week S V Heaslip Ed Corrigan L A Cella J Rhiuock and the interests the latter represents will get to ¬ gether and settle matters The idea In this locality Is that local interests should control but those interests have not the stock to control and will re ¬ quire the consent of the northern interests interestsThere There will undoubtedly be racing of a high class here whether the meeting lasts longer than sixty days or not but whether the northerners will oblig ¬ ingly step aside and allow local Interests to run things remains to be seen Closing Day At Toronto.: Cave Adsum Takes The Long-Distance Ontario Jockey Club Handicap.; Arondack Prevails Over Silk Hose in the Grey Stakes and Pagan Bey is Victor in the Woodbine Steeplechase. CLOSING D4Y AT TORONTO CAVE ADSUM TAKES THE LONGDISTANCE ONTARIO JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP Arondack Prevails Over Silk Hose in the Grey GreyStakes Stakes and Pagan Bey is Victor in inthe the Woodbine Steeplechase Toronto Ont September 20 Today marked the close of the fall meeting of the Ontario Jockey Club and the best card of the meeting was provided pa ¬ trons df Woodbine Bark The club added to the dif ¬ ferent races the handsome sum of 0500 There were provided as features the Grey Stakes 1500 added for twoyearolds at one mile the Ontario Jockey Club Handicap 2000 added at two miles and a quarter and the Woodbine Autumn Steeple ¬ chase 1000 added over the two miles and a half course A majority of the racesi furnished keen con ¬ tests and as six of tHe races were won by favorites the public was well satisfied vrlth its afternoons entertainment The attendance equaled In point Qt numbers that of the opening day when over JnOOO people were present presentWilliam William Jennings the veteran Maryland turfman furnished the winner of the Ontario Jockey Club Handicap in his homebred Cave Adsura The latter ridden by Nicol made most of the pace for the two miles and a quarter and won with much In re ¬ serve from Water Lake LakeThe The tabled history of the Ontario Jockey Club Handicap is as follows Year Time19020rontas Winner A Wt Jockey Val Time 19020rontas 5 110 Blake 80 35 1903 Wire In 4 112 I Hall 1170 334 1904tPersistence 3341904tPersistence II4 95 Olandt 1170342 1005tWar 11703421005tWar Whoop 4 if M Preston 1210 344i lOOOtAlnui 344ilOOOtAlnui Dufourr 107 Nicol 1910401 l907tKelpie 1910401l907tKelpie 3 100 MnloaUy 1GC5 35K 190S Cave Adsum 4 118 Nicol 1093 350 2 miles f2 11G miles J2 14 miles milesThe The winner of the Grey Stakes proved to be Aron daek which came from behind in the stretch and finishing gamely under punishment got up in time to beat Silk Hose in a close finish The finishThe tabled history of the Grey Stakes first run in 1900 is given below Year Winner Wt Jockey Val Time 190C Glimmer 107 Perrine 100014 1907 Dredger 110 D McCarthy 1505 141 S 1908 Arondack 107 J iBergen 1550 l42i l42iPagan Pagan Bey showed the some flight of speed he dis ¬ played in his previous race and won the steeple ¬ chase stake in a canter canterThe The Woodbine Autumn Steeplechase was first run for iu 1907 Its history is Year Winner A Wt Jockey Val Time 1907 102550190S John Dillon 4 ir 2 Masnada 102550 190S Pagan Bey 8 151 E Helder 940514 940514Dennis Dennis Stafford won for William Shields at the first asking He was ridden by the unfashionable Haynes led his opponents throughout and beat Chal fonte out a neck Martin Doyle beat a band of fast sprinters In the opening dash which included among others King Cobalt and Sal Volatile The pace In this race was terrific 46Previous the first half mile being run In 46 Previous to the races the directors of the Ontario Jockey Club met in executive session but no report was given out of the finding in the cases under consideration It Is understood that it was agreed to lift the suspension against jockey Goldstein and that the case will be finally disposed of on Tuesday next The contract on jockey Goldstein has beea purchased by W F Presgrave which insures that the lad will be in good hands when he is restored to favor favorJockey Jockey J Howard who has been riding for Amos Tnrney tonightThe left for Texas tonight The stable which Thomas Clyde has been racing here will be divided part of the string going to Baltimore and part to Hamilton under charge of A G Westou Captain W F Presgrave left for Lexington to look after the shipment of fourteen thoroughbred yearlings to the Clyde farm in Mary ¬ land landApologize Apologize Dr Ayr and Theo Cook of the Turney string will be shipped to their owners farm at Paris Ky where they will go into winter quarters Martin quartersMartin Doyles victory today marked the fifth con ¬ secutive time that he has won on the last day of the Woodbine meetingThe meeting The Canadian National Breeding Bureau has a good friend in Captain W K Presgrave manager of the racing interests of Thomas Clvde During his visit in Kentucky Mr Presgrave will attend the autumn sales and will secure while there six stallions for the National Breeding Bureau which he will Ship to J F Ryan The acquisition of these horses means that the bureau will penetrate as far west as Saskatchewan this fall Hildreth's Powerful Band Of Horses.: Eastern Turf Organization Will Cut Smart Figure in California--Racing News and Gossip. HILDRETHS POWERFUL BAND OF HORSES Eastern Turf Organization Will Cut Smart Figure in California Racing News and Gossip San Francisco Cal September 2G The stable which S C Hildreth is organizing for his Cali ¬ fornia campaign will be even more formidable than the splendid racing outfit with which he invaded the coast last fall Besides Uncle Meelick Mont ¬ gomery and the other star performers that helped to make him the leading winner in California last winter Hildreth will have this season such cracks as Dandelion King James Peter Quince Besti gouche and Fitz Herbert to rely upon It uponIt Is expected that Hildreth will spend the first part of the season at Oakland and will then proceed to Arcadia as he did last winter His stable will be about equally divided between the two Califor ¬ nia tracks When the weather at Oakland becomes so that training operations are interfered with hia good horses will be taken to the southern course to be conditioned for their stake engagements The Seattle division of the Hildreth stable including uncle Meelick and the good twoyearolds Achieve Force and Instant are now at Kmeryvllle KmeryvllleKxjockcy Kxjockcy Jasper Madison has in training at Val lejo a stable of two and threeyearolds belonging to W II Aycock that will be shipped to Emeryville next week These horses will be raced in the name of the Beckwith Stable StableJockeys Jockeys F Hildebrand C Koerner and Archibald have arrived on the steamer Governor from Seattle Koerner will remain here but the other two boya will go to Los Angeles where the stables of their employers will be raced Archibald is under contract to Garrity Dunlap and Hildebrand is connected with A F Daytons Sierra Nevada Stable Day tons decision to race at Arcadia is in the nature b an innovation as he has been a regular at Emery ¬ ville for years yearsII II T Gritiin has made application for stalls for a consignment of yearlings that he will soon ship out from New York Islington Yearlings For English Sale. ISLINGTON YEARLINGS FOR ENGLISH SALE New York September 20 H T Oxnard shipped twelve Islington yearlings to England today They will be sold iu that country and are expected to sell well Some Islington are in the English winning list this year Tie Oxnard youngsters were bred at his Bine Ridge Stud In Fauaiiier county Virginia and they are in fine condition Mr Oxnard expects to find a good market for them because of the popularity in England of the blood of Islington Islington Is a full brother to Isinglass one of the fastest race horses the British turf has seen and he has had some winners abroad Isinglass is well up among the winning sires in England this season through Louvlers Lucu and Courtesy His get has won over 25000 raad thirteen races Page 2 DA5LY RACING FORM PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY Daily Racing Form Publishing Co 59 PLYMOUTH COURT CHICAGO ILL Entered as secondclass matter April 2 1S90 at the postofuee at ChlcaKo Illinois cndcr th Act ot March 3 1S79 COPYRIGHTED COPYRIGHTEDr r JsP F1 according to Act of Congress In the year 1903 by Frank H Brunell In the office of the librarian of Congress at Washington D 0 D S A SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS Per TERMSPer Month TERMS 150 Half 150Half Year 900 900One One ear 1700 above rates are for single copies sealed sealedtmiiy tmiiy KacInR Form Publishing Oo prefers to send Ingle conies as firstclass mall In all cases Local casesLocal subscriptions outside the downtown dis ¬ trict tli be declined at other than firstclass mall matter rates ratesSubscriptions Subscriptions must be paid In advance TELEPHONE 2087 HARSISON 4For business and circulation purposes only This telephone has no connection with the news or editorial departments and cannot be used to com ¬ municate with tbesn Editor BrunellAssociate and Proprietor F H Brunell Associate Editor Clinton C Hiley Secretary HileySecretary Mrs P H Brunell A Dally Reflection ot the American Turf by Telegraph To be considered and answered all queries to Dally Racine Form must be sent over the full name and with address of writer The names and ad ¬ dresses are subject to a local and foreign directory test BUFFALO N Y R J SoMenberg Elllcott Square iroquola Hotel Newsstand ST LOUIS BROADWAYM MO OFFICE 19 NORTH BROADWAY M T Murphy General Agent Local and Long Distance Olive 1188 Back numbers and monthlleg supplied CINCINNATI O OFFICE 720 MAIN STREET W S Manns General Agent AgentTelephone Telephone Canal 18771 Back numbers and monthlies supplied TORONTO ONT Joseph ONTJoseph McLachlan Iroquols HoteL HoteLC C HouseB R Palmer Palmer House B EastV McEntee 2S Queen Street East WestF V JN Roy SI Queen Street West F K Waldock Imperial Hotel LOUISVILLE KY Chas KYChas T Dearlrig 350 Fourth Avenue DAYTON OHIO Algonquin OHIOAlgonquin Hotel Newsstand BUTTH MONT Keefe MONTKeefe Bros Postoffice Newsetand NewsetandKendcick Kendcick BookCo OOG912 Seventeenth Street SAN FRANCISCO CAL CALFooter Footer Orear Market Street Ferry Newsstand Newsstandn 1451 Flllmore strcct strcctLouis n nLTONeoSNTr Louis Birk Newsdealer McArthur News Agency U Grosscup 72 W Congress Street Tei Main S232 Copies delivered within mile circle circleHotel Hotel Newell Newsstand NEW YORK CITY CITYAstor Astor House 223 Broadway Broadwayvikr vikr Vr TJ Co Broadway and Ann Street ItfciW LAO ORLEANS LA StreetThos O E Dill 103 St Charles Street Thos McCormlck 110 Baronne Street C StreetC E Staub Exchange Place PlaceJohn John Conltr St Charles Hotel Newsstand Uicksecker Cigar and News Company Ninth and Walnnt Streets B0T SPRINGS ARK Keavr ° ° i n Arlington Hotel Terminal Station Frank Mulkern Third and Grand Avenue CHICAGO ILLINOIS SEPTEMBER 27 190S Telegraphic Form. TELEGRAPHIC FORM The horses which seem best in Mondays aces are areAqueduct Aqueduct New York September 20 1 Delirium Westbury De Mund 2 Grandpa Caller Sandy Crocker i Spellbound Court Lady Cheuontuc 3 SaE Xone Frank GUI Brookdale Nymph 5 Dolly Spanker Mombassa Saylor 3 Xebec Lasata Sententious H Forsland ForslandDouglas Douglas Park Louisville Ky September 20 1 Ilalket Wool Sandals Berwick 2 Lady Baldur Sevcrus Frank Bird 3 Arionette FJoreal Pinion 4 Lawrence P Daley Plnkola Kings Daughter Ji Irfaneh Ethelda Alice George 0 Beau Bruinmel Orphan Lad Lady Esther EstherJ J L Dempsey Racing Of The Present Week. RACING OF THE BKESENT WEEK Racing will be in progress this week over the Aqueduct Douglas Park and Hamilton tracks be ¬ ginning at the first two tracks tomorrow and at Hamilton Tuesday afternoon With an abundant nupply of horses of all classes at each track there Is every reason to expect racing of an interesting character at each The Aqueduct meeting covers this week only hut the Hamilton meeting extends to October 10 inclusive and the Douglas Park meet ¬ ing to October 17 In general the racing will be for purses but the Aqueduct Handicap Woodmere Bellcrose and Stouybrook Stakes and Babylon and E gemere Handicaps will lie run at Aqueduct En ¬ tries closed so recently as to be not yet available for comment New Buffalo Race Track For 1909.: Sheridan Clark Goes to New York--Track To Be Graded This Winter. NEW BUFFALO RACE TRACK FOR 1909 Sheridan Clark Goes to Kew York Track To Be Graded this Winter It was announced yesterday by Sheridan Clark of the Michigan Breeders Association before he left for New York that the New Buffalo Mich racing propect was off for 100S but lias a certain future Tho grading of the track will be done this fall and Clark will be back in November to see that it is properly done and put away in good condition for tiie winter Early next spring the stables and Gtnnds aro to he built by contractor Simmons of Chicago and a meeting of thirty or forty days held to begin about May 25 The location lias been accepted l y the New York and Detroit people Tim Sullivan and the Consldines as nn Ideal ono in lines of transportation and politics Clark says the Michi ¬ gan Breeders Associations track of Now Buffalo Mich is a certainty for 1909 and Uiat those origin ¬ ally with promoter Camp will carry through the work Betting And Mutuel Manipulation.: Eugene Elrod Talks of Ryan's Methods Against Handbooks at Lexington and Elsewhere. BETTING AND MTTTUEL MANIPULATION MANIPULATIONZugeno Zugeno Zlrod Talks of Ryans Methods Against Hand ¬ books at Lexington and Elsewhere Lexington Kv September 2C No other occur ¬ rence during the meeting of the Kentucky Associa ¬ tion occasioned quite as much discussion is did the play of John T Ryan to boost the odds against Miss Sain through the i arimutuel machines last Tuesday In the auctions Miss Sain was selling at oO to 20 over the field By buying about 700 worth of tickets on Uie field In the inutuels Ryan more than equalized the local support for Miss Sain and got hotter than C to 5 for a heavy wager placed on Miss Sain with the various handbooks of the country The countryThe majority of the people who were in the bet ¬ ting ring at the time and a great many who wore not there have argiiiMl that had not Skyo Miss Fells Toplofty Male Fletcher Lady Hansbiirg and Dora Neft been grouped In the field and had boon sold In ¬ dividually Ryan could not have accomplished Ills purposft purposftIndefeuso Indefeuso of hla Idea of selling a favorite against the field which lie explains Is donw for the purpoe of attracting a great anount of money and con jeoueutly increased commissions Eugene Ulrocl who lia l charge rtf Hit bcltliii ring maintains that the result WiiUl inlVO been the same and that Ryan WHiHl hafo obtained even a better price at very llim Inore cost By costBy way of illustration let us take the calculat ¬ ors slieet on the straight pools sold on tlipt racei said Elrod There wire H3 tickets sold Oil Miss Sain and 118 S3 ntUi ticKets sdlif John Wag ¬ ner tells mo Uiat wibil Ryan began buying the field only tmlrty iitUCtS had been sold on Miss Sain and nvtMU y rMKlit On the field The horses were on their way to the post and they were getting ready to close Now grant that Ryan bought all of the 113 field tickets sold after the first twentyeight were gone Ill show you how lie could have reached the same end if we had been selling Miss Sams six i opponents separately He could have bouaiit sixty tickets on Skyo twenty on Dftfa Neflu fifteen oil Male Fleleuer toil oil Mifs Felix aild five dri each of Uio ouiee Iwj aiid lie would have had exactly Un saint tiling lie got by buying the field and lie WCMRI have stood no greater chance to lose and would have had no more to pay payHis His opportunity for even a better price would have been increased in tlii way lor he and iiis agents would not hiVC attracted the attention they did in biivijm Uie field tickets and would not have occiyjinuett the rusli of the sharpshooters to get on JISS Sain as is shown by the bringing up of her sale In the 5 machine from thirty to 102 tickets The same applies to the 2 machine Ryan machineRyan is credited with a shrewd move In this instance He wan dimply ilrcMlng ail old stUiit iii a new Riirh HoftCMujjllsWd the very saille thliiK at New Orleans last winter where there was book bell HK ill was backing Dr McCluer heavily in tile handbooks throughout the country It was along in the holiday week at City Park and there were twentynine books in line Dr McCluer was opened at to 2 Ryan rushed through Uie ring offering large wagers on Warner Ghswell which had also opened at to a very little of the money he offered was takUtt TliQ result was that Dr McCluors price iWVded I believe to G to 1 At any rate he went to the post at 4J to 1 and Warner Griswell at 4 to 5 Dr McCluer simply cantered home and Ryan got an average of to 1 for tlie money lie het away from the track and better than that for an amount that he wagered just at post time to cover what lie Imd used In boosting the price on his own horse aild knocking down that against Warner Griswell 1 am not an admirer of the tactics Used by Ryan or any other man employing similar methods in the betting ring but I do know that if there were more such plays as ho made at New Orleans and here there would US fewer handbooks in the country and in consequence more people at the race tracks The handbooks are the ruination of the turf So long as they are able to nourish racing will be in bad odor The thing that will inost speedily put an end to them is a reduction of their percentage and there is no speedier way to separate them from their bankrolls than by euch plays as Ryan has made madeJust Just as an illustration of how smart men figure to boat the handbooks and at the same time remain a way from the race tracks detracting dally o mucli from the support of the courses let me tell yon about a business man in Cincinnati 1 asked him why he had not been over to Latorila Wily Gene he said I would b foolish to go to the track to bet my money when I ciii get better odds by betting it In the handbooks here In the city I am fond of seeing the horses run but I forego the pleasure because I do not have to go there to bet and do not have to be put to the temptation of getting away from my own selections and backing the tips that are constantly in circulation on the track Now if I bet mv money at the track either through the mutuels or ivlth bookmakers I cut down the odds just so mueli for every dollar I wager When I bet that money here In the city it has no bearing on the odds at the track It Is just that much less in the ring and consequently the price I get is just that percentage more moreGetting Getting back to the proposition of selling the favorite against the field In the mutuels It cannot be called an Innovation It is as old as the mntuel method of betting It has been done in every country where the machines have been In operation and it was done in this country in the old days There is no really sound argument against It People who make a business of betting nowadays are all good mathematicians and they do not need a pencil and paper to figure percentages They are quick to sec an opportunity for increased percentage as the betting progresses and they are just as quick to take advantage of it In support of this take the case of Tuesday When Ryan began buying tlie tickets on the field against Miss Sain it wasnt thirty seconds before half a hundred men had divined Hs purpose and there was a rush as if the Yale eleven were bucking tlie line Every mothers son of them was after tickets on Miss Sain and got them as fast as they could be handed out until the machines we locked Whenever lockedWhenever the money is in in mntuel betting there will always be somebody around to take a shot at It Pat Millett got a better price against John K McMillan the dny he was nosed out by Harting by betting his money as soon as the machines were opened than hu would have received by waiting He bought sixty tickets on his horse right off the reel There was a hot tin on John E McMillan and there were a lot of people who thought Harting had better than an outside chance The result was that Millett switched these people off his horse and sent them all to Ilarting and they won his money Golden Pearl Brings Top Price. GOLDEN PEARL BRINGS TOP PRICE New York September 2C A big batch of race liorses in training were sold in the Gravesend pad ¬ dock before the races today including nine culls from August Belmonts stud and the entire racing strings of the A J Joyncr and Philip J Dwyer stables A majority of the horses offered brought small prices many buyers present securing some exceptionally good bargains John Powers paid the highest price of the sale 4100 for Golden Pearl which Mr Joyucr declared was the cheapest horse sold Of the othor JO3ner horses Cresslna and Rialto brought 1200 each which is thought to be much below their value Homecrest was con ¬ sidered well sold at 52300 Of the Belraont lot Madman at S2GOO was the only one to fetch a fair j figure Melissa and Sir John were the stars of the Dwyer sale at S52000 and 1000 respectively Property of A Belmont St Falsenay eh c 2 by St Blaisc Fe ¬ tish G R Hopkins S 150 150Merry Merry Gift b f 2 by Octagon Merry To ¬ ken A Simons 350 350Amqui Amqui b c 2 by Octagon Amicitia C CMack Mack 75 75Madman Madman MadgeJ b c 2 by Hastings Lady Madge J Jones 2COO 2COORostrum Rostrum eh c 2 by Hastings Lady Rose ¬ mary E W Laggeroth 050 050Figent Figent b f 2 by Hastings Fidena J JJones Jones 200 200Fontanel Fontanel b f 2 by Hastings Fond Hopes HopesG G Kratis 150 150Amnesty Amnesty ch f 2 by Don de Oro Aurata AurataG G Kraus 50 50Fond Fond Heart b f 3 by Hastings Fond FondHopes Hopes G Krans 150 Property 150Property of A J Joyncr rresslna b in Ji by Watercress Carina CarinaF F D Weir 1200 1200Rialto Rialto ch c 3 bv Watercress Teatro TeatroW W M Rogers 1200 1200Golden Golden Pearl ch c by Golden Garter Pearl V J Powers 4100 4100Siskin Siskin b c 2 by Goldfinch Duchess of ofTowers Towers J II McCormick 400 400Trois Trois Temp b c 2 by Bute Court Dance DanceA A Zimincr C50 C50Indomitable Indomitable ch f 2 by Watercress Vic ¬ toria Cross G Kraus 250 250Homecrest Homecrest br c 2 by Watercress Sister SisterJcanie 2300Distract Jcanie W S House 2300 Distract ChaseL ch g 2 by Goldfinch Love Chase L Finger 90 90Starlit Starlit b c 2 by Kingston Starlight by Iroquois byIroquois J E Davis SO SORamble Ramble MWalker b g 2 by Indlo Daramba P M Walker 250 Nayarot 250Nayarot ch f 2 by IMaxIo Nayada E EW W Harnett 300 Property 300Property of P J Dwyer Red Friar ch h C by The Friar Sun ¬ beam E W Harnett 100 100Sir Sir John ch c II by Sir Dlxon Onwent Onwentfiia fiia F II Mildcn lCOO lCOOMelissa Melissa ch f 2 by Star Shoot Mucli Ado AdoF F Toohey 2000 2000Crania Crania ch f 2 by Handspring Lovett LovettJ J Garson 775 775Montauk Montauk ch 3 by Star Shoot Janic JanicClay SOAlabama Clay C W Craner SO Alabama ch f o by Sir Dixon Crcmorne CrcmorneCash Cash 50 50Montague Montague b 2 by Miller Lady Hand ¬ spring II H Atkinson GO GOMariana Mariana b f 2 by lien Strome Lady Moc ¬ casin R E Watkins 550 550Bnshwick Bnshwick b c 2 by Star Ruby Fascine FascineJ J Ahearn 50 50Baltic Baltic ch c 2 bv Fatherless Eocene EoceneJ J J Hyland 400 400Bob Bob Tyler ch g 4 by Handspring May Drolt T H Hart 125 Canadian Breeding Bureau Flourishing. CANADIAN BREEDING BUREAU FLOURISHING Toronto Ont September 2C The Canadian Na ¬ tional Bureau of Breeding has been welcomed In Ontario and J F Ryan who Is here in the Interests of the bureau has been besieged with applications from farmers in Halton Peel Haldimand Wellington and Wentworth counties countiesHorses Horses are on the way from Kentucky Tennessee Virginia and Missouri and although all demands cannot be met still a good start will be made In Ontario before winter sets in Tlie success of the bureau in this province is gratifying because it is a ection of Canada in which the hackney was sup ¬ posed to be strongly Intrenched IntrenchedEdward Edward Whalen of Buffalo has donated Cobraosa v Seninronlus Celia by Day Star to the bureau P T Chlnn Is sending up one of Milton Youngs stallions from Kentuckv G R Tompkins John Boden W MeKlnney Barney Schreiber and others have all promised stallions and there will probably be 100 In Uitt bureau by this pie uest year Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF The Jamestown meeting will not be extended as was supposed but closed with yesterdays racing 0 Oi Foolher whpPe sensational Vote passed tlie Hughes aiUiracillg UlllR jlfls been nominated for congress in the third Ntw York district and the Democrats and Personal Liberty folks expect to beat him badly badlyThe The great English race horse and sire Doncaster was sold as a yearling in 1S71 to J B Merry for 4750 He resold the colt to Robert Peck for JiOOOO who in turn sold him to tlie Duke of Westminster for 70000 Tlie old roan gelding Bill Mayham now eleven yearn old nnd ft Rood sprinter is known in the west iis The Rockv Mountain Wonder Yet he was bred In old Kentucky and is by The Hero once a great Chicago favorite out of Katie Wawekus WawekusAt At the recdnt outdoor horse show at Miiieola L I nrizls were a1 warded la follows First De Lnnecy Jays ch g FoxhUnter second Mrs L E Hitchcocks b b Requital third Mrs H V R Kennedys ch in Toiscule Two of these homes were notable racers In their day Requital especially so soDr Dr Rowell Tom Williams trainer has a stable of his own in California which Includes Phalanx Jokal Gabriel Corn Blossom Corrigan and Mistress of Rolls It is Dr Rowella Intention to dispose of all his own horses as soon as lie can do so ad ¬ vantageously In order to devote his entire attention to the training of the Williams stable stableWestern Western turfmen report that tlie recent meeting of a weeks duration at Overland Park Denver was a success but that it was decided not to ex ¬ tend It so that there would be no antagonism of tlie county fairs scheduled for the vicinity Pros pects are excellent for a meeting of from thirty to sixty days duration there next summer Answers To Queries. ANSWERS TO QUERIES Communications without names and addresse of senders will not be answered or noticed m will any answers be sent by mail W S II Louisville Ky Approximately 7 to 10 10Joe Joe M Chicago The walk around system liber ¬ ally construed construedOld Old Pike Chicago The bet on Priscillian was a draw regardless of where Fair Play finished finishedK K P P Chicago The Frcttcr won the Burns Handicap of 1S01 Andrew B Cook is a sprinter sprinterWin Win D Toronto Out As the matter is stated by yon it app appears clear that the bet on The Globe should be paid State Fair Of Texas Racing. STATE FAIR OF TEXAS RACING The State Fair of Texas will give five stakes of 1 000 each Entries closed August 31 190S Sixtyone purse races for thoroughbreds no purse less than OO during their annual fall meeting October 17 to November 1 100S Open books For entry blanks and further Information addifcsa HEN E CABELL CABELLAssistant Assistant SecretaryDallas Secretary Dallas Texas New York Form Chart. NEW YORK FORM CHART GRAVESEND SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1908 I WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST Twelfth and last day Brooklyn Jockey Ciub Autumn Meeting of 12 days Presiding Judge Clarence McDowell Starter Mars Cassidy Racing Secretary F Rehberger llacing starts at 230 p m Chicago time 130 p m W indicates whip S snurs B blinkers Fig ¬ ures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate Index number track record age of horse and weight carried FIRST RACE About 34 Mile 105 feet short OS034 lOSs 5 122 500 added oyearolds Selling Net value to winner 180 Ind Horses A WtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys 7206 IDA D WB 10S 4 1 I2 I1 1J 12 Cullen T Murphy 1C53 2i 45 14 14TODO TODO BURGHER WB 107 13 2X 2 2 2 Gilbert H P Whitney S 16 3 1 12 7 05 BISKRA WB 96 fi 4 4 4 4 3J Sweet B C Murray 3 4 1351 1 77205QN MARGUERITE WB 113 5 2 3J S2 3J 4 C H ShilgGreenRiverSble 3 4 3J Ca 12 521 PUNCH W 07 2 C 5 5 5 5 C L MlllerMrs E J Miller 20 SO 30 10 KOe ORCAGNA WB 91 3 5 G C C 6 Ashenden J A Bennet 15 20 20 7 3 3Time Time 11 23 35 48 100 110 Winner 110Winner JJ f by His Highness Carrie C trained by T Mnrphy Went to post at 230 At post 1 minute Start good Won easily second and third driving Ida I decisively outbroke outpaced and outstayed her opposition Burgher nuicklv moved up and ran in nearest pursuit throughout Biskra outpaced in the early running finished well Queen Marguerite ran well up but never menaced the leaders and failed to stay Punch was a closeup hfth and is wortu remembering The winner was entered for S1500 no bid Scratched 772522Mombassa 113 77202 Black Oak 102 7 7 O 7 PC SECOND RACE About 2 12 Miles 77114 143 7 102 Kings Highway Steeple 1 i I chase Handicap Value 1500 1yearolds and upward Net value to winner 1150 Ind Horses A WtPPSt 5 1015 19 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P b 771143BAYONET w 5 148 2 3 1 Ink 1 = 1 = 1 13 McKiny T Hitchcock Jr S 2 ST 10 out out7707DIRONSIDES 7707DIRONSIDES WB 5 147 3 2 2 = 22 2 2 2 2 J Lynch J AV Colt 71015 7101u out out770S7 770S7 RUFUS w 4 131 41443333 Kelleher E II Carle S 10 S 2J 12 12770713PERSEVERNCE 770713PERSEVERNCE ws 1 131 1 4 3 3 Fell Dupee P J Rainey 10 10 S 21 12 12Time 448dinner Time 448 dinner B g by Handspring Voltario trained by W Walker Went to post at 25S At post 1 minute Start good Won handily second and third driving Bayo ¬ net won all the way and decisively outjninped and outpaced the others Ironsides fenced clumsily Josing ground at the obstacles and making it up on the flat this causing him to tire finally and he could never quite get up Rufus fell early but was remounted and finished third Perseverance ran forwardly for half of the trip and fell fellScratched Scratched 77114ThistIcdale 170 77201Waterspced 142 142Overweights Overweights Rufus 4 pounds rj rj fcj rJ THIRD RACE About 34 Mile 105 feet short 08031 lOSs 5 122 Prospect 3 4 I J Handicap Value 2000 2yearolds Net value to winner 1400 Ind Horses A WtPPSt 34 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 77172JOE MADDEN WB 111 S 3 3J 3 2l 3J C HShilgJ E 3Iadde 3 0 35 1 13 1377i03TRANCE 77i03TRANCE W 121 4 1 lh 1 2 J IrtC G M Odoin S5 5 85 2 ft out out77203FITZ 77203FITZ HERBERT w 122 5 1 22 2J 3 D McCTtliyS C Hildretii 2 3 2J 4513 77115 STATESMAN w 97 2 C f f 5 4J McCahey F E Gardner 10 15 15 5 11 1177203HILARIOUS 77203HILARIOUS IV 118 1 2 43 4 4h G Notter J U Keeno 4 S S 2J 1 1Added Added starter Time 11 22i M 47jj 100 lC9s Winner Ch c by Yankee Tarantella trained Jiy J E Mndden J JWent Went to post t 32 At post 1 minute Start good Won driving second and third the sntiii Joe Madden maintained striking distance pursuit In tlie early running then wore the leaders down with i rn hi the last furlong and won drawing clear fast Trance set a territie pace shook off her nearest attendant on the stretch turn and seemed to be winning in the stretch but tired finally after a grand effort Fitz Herbert ran lapped on the leaders for a half inllc then gave way and was surrounded and bothered midway of the stretch but came again very gamels1 Statesman outpaced and trailing early finished with a cyclonic sprint Hilarious ran forwardly and persistently throughout FOURTH RACE 1 316 Miles 77008 200 3 115 Oriental Handicap Value 77277 2500 All Ages Net value to winner 1875 Ind Horses A WtPPSt St X K Str Fin Jockeys Owners 7717rOANGELUS W 3 107 3 3 I3 I3 I4 I5 I4 1 C H ShilgT Hitchcock Jr 2 2 75 13 out out7711RPAIR 7711RPAIR PLAY WB 3 125 1 4 4 4 3U 23 23 24 Gilbert A Belmont 7101 1 14 out out772K3DORAKTE 772K3DORAKTE w 3 115 4 1 3 3U 4 4 32 35 J LCe P A Fdrsytlie 5 C G S5 1 t 7725 ID ANDELION TT G 100 222 = 23 21 3J 4 4 D McCthyS C Hildretii S 12 10 3 12 12Added Added starter Time IIS 23 355 17J r 9 1123 174 15 new track record recordWinner Winner Br g by Sandriiigham Vespers trained by J E Madden MaddenWent Went to post at 350 At post 1 minute Start good AVon driving second and third tlie same Angeluss stole a long early lead quickly and made the running under a pull to the stretch then linislieil tiring rapidly just lasted long enough and was very lucky Fair Play broke slowly and made a wide lirst turn and in a belated move in pursuit of the Hying leader just failed to get up Dorante within hailing ilftance for half of the journey dropped back on the far turn and then came on into a fast going third Dandelion after nearest pursuit for a mile quit badly in the stretch stretchScratched Scratched 77042 Priscillian 120 FIFTH RACE 1 18 Miles 77175 151 3 103 500 added 3yearolds and up ¬ 77278 ward Selling Net value to winner 400 Ind Horses A WtPPSt St Str Fin Jockeys 77173JUGGLER WB 5 113 4 1 3 3b 3i 3l 2 = 1 J J Lee G M Odoin 45 45 7101j out out77102D 77102D OF ROANOKE W 3 101 1 4 2 2 2l 2 1 23 Gilbert H P Whitney 3 4 Si 45 14 77202 CAIRNGORM WB C 101 2 5 C 5 5 4 = 3J 3h Ural G P Brazier 5 S S 2J 710 77251 FLAVIGNY WB 5 103 5 2 4 44 4 5 5 43 E Martin R E Watkins 10 15 15 3 2 277202CASTLEWOOD 77202CASTLEWOOD w 3 105 3 3 li 1 I3 1 4l 5 Sweet R W Mossman 4 5 5 6512 6512Time 154Winner Time 123 243 301 40 102 115 1281 1M1J 154 Winner Br g by Hamburg Elusive trained by G M Odom OdomWent Went to post at 420 At post 2 minutes Start good AVon handily second and third driving Jug ¬ gler after striking distance pursuit steadily overhauled the front division in the last half and drew out decisively midway of the stretch Duke of Roanoke after nearest early pursuit drew out in the stretch hut succumbed to the favorite in a game final effort Cairngorm trailed for half the journey then closed a gap into a fast going third Flavigny finished a fast going fourth Castlewood excessively urged into a long lead tired after going a fast mile The winner was entered for 1500 no bid bidScratched Scratched 771732Milford 100 77279 SIXTH RACE 5 12 Furlongs 77011 1001 2 100 500 added JiyearoMs Maidens Fillies Selling Net value to winner 520 Ind Horses A WtPPSt U il Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 77118JROSSLARE W 100 12 5 15 1S I1 iz Gilbert J McManus S5 2 85 12 1 1 771 IS TATTLING WB 106 C 2 2i 2 = 2 2s Notter J R Kceno 2 115 7 1013 1013770U 770U YANKEE DAUGHTER w S3 11 7 5i 4U 3 3J Lang C R Ellison 10 10 7 2J C 5 577l8 77l8 CONSTELLATION WB 99 10 1 4 ri 4 4U 03 McCtliyH B Duryca 10 10 7 21 fi5 77118 MERISE W 91 3 9 6h 6 52 J ILynch J F Smith 30 30 30 10 5 77001 RED DOE WB Cfi S 11 12 72 1 CJ Sweet W P Burch 8 10 7 25 6 5 77118 BLUE GRASS w 100 1 3 3U 3i 51 7l McCahey H P Whitney 10 10 8 3 85 77118 BANDELLO w 101 4 C 9 11 11 8 Herbert E R Bradley 20 30 SO 10 5 77148 ENERGY w 94 58 11 9 9 9 Crowley R AngarOla 40 40 40 15 7 77091 = OPAL WB y 912 S 10 10 10 E Martin G F Johnson 10 10 6 2 1 77091 CLEF TV 94 7 10 10 12 12 11 C Ross F R Hitchcock 20 20 iO S 1 77091 BAY QUEEN WB 103 2 4 7 8 S 12 Cullen R W Nelson 30 40 40 15 7 7Time Time 111 22 35 48 lOOs 107 107Winner Winner PattersonWent B f by Sempronius Clarmie trained by K Patterson Went to post at 448 At post 1 minute Start good Won easily second arid third driving Ross Jure from a lucky start led all the way never seriously menaced Tattling was always in nearest pursuit of the pacemaker but tired in the closing drive Yankee Daughter away slowly closed a big gai into u fast going third Constellation crowded out at the start made up mucli ground Merise away badly elobed a gap lied Doe green and nearty left steadily improved her position and has worked fast Blue Grass prominent for three furlongs quit badly and ran a poor race The winner was entered for 5000 no bid Overweights Red Doe 1 pound Baudello 2 Bay Queen Toronto Form Chart. TORONJO FORM CHART WOODBINE PARK SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2G 1908 WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST Seventh and last day Ontario Jockey Club Autumn Meeting of 7 days 53 books on Presiding Judge J J Burke Starter A B Dade Secretary W P Fraser Racing starts at 230 p m Chicago time 130 p in W indicates whip S spurs B blinkers Fig ares in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number track record age of horse and weight carried 77285 FIRST RACE 34 Mile 02540 111 4 114 500 added All Ages Allowances Net Value to winner 440 lad Horses A WtPPSt Vi I = i Str Fin Jockeys Qwners O II C P S 7712S MARTIN DOYLE w C 110 3 3 S 3 3 1 J ilusgrve A Ttirhev 2 77243 KING COBALT WB 3 10J 4 1 lk 1 I3 G Burns G II Browne 7 77125 CHIEF HAYES ws5 107 5 2 I3 A 4 ° 3 Moreland J L Adams 10 12 12 out 77155 = SAL VOLATILE w 4 107 2 4 23 2 = 2 44 Kennedy J W Colt 3 4 165710out JEANETTE 165710outJEANETTE M W 2 SO 1 5 12Time 5555 Haynes W R Griflin 100 200 00 50 12 Time 22 4Gi i iWinner Winner B g by Captain Sigsbee La Wanda trained bv A Lewis Went LewisWent to post at 220 At post 2 minutes Start good Won easily second and third driving Martin Doyle was saved from the early pace until on the far turn where e closed up on the leaders caught King Cobalt tiring and drew away into an easy lead in tlie last sixteenth King Cobalt suddenly improved set a terrific I ace for the first half and raced Sal Volatile into defeat then tired Chief Hayes finished fast ml outgamed Sal Volatile in tlie linal drive The latter ran well to the stretch Scratched stretchScratched 772 3 = Slnieoe 77212Tasley 772iiWa onoea S7 SECOND RACE 1 Mile 2CSIl31 l 1OI Grey Stakes 1500 added 2 ye olds Allowances N t valiu to winner SlfiTO I rid Horses A WtPPSt 14 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 771S i ARONDACK YB 107 5 7 fin finv iUMJMcLauglilin SS 2 C 5 12 out J2LJSIJLK HQSJJ v ji2 a z s j yjSaUglliessv g jj TV 107 4 9 3 S rh 45 31 F Burton M Burton 10 15 13 6 3 771S4 OLAMBATvA Tvn 110 S S 7ot S S5 41 Garner J G Greener 10 6 2 1 771r9LONG JOHN TV 112 1 1 7 S 7 7 = 55 Nicol P M Civill JO 10 20 S 3 77243 STROMELYND TV 110 3 C 4J 3 3 t fink fiij v Powers J Dynicnt 3 5 fi 2 45 77184 4553177I CEREMONIUS Tvn 110 30 3 k 4n fit 5 7 = iMusgrvo VallcyFarmSblo 45531 77I VriQUANTICO TVit 110 S S lh 2i 2h 25 S O Burns T Clyde 15 115 15 fi S 7 726a 26a 15Added ISTROUMA USB 100 7 4 0 = 6h 9 9 9 J W MphyA L Lehman CO 75 75 SO 15 J42iWinner Added starter Time 21 49i 115 J42i Winner McLaughlinWent B f by Hastings Astoria trained by T McLaughlin Went to post at 253 At post 2 minutes Start cood Won driving second and third the same Arondack began slowly and was outrun for the first half then worked her way P on the outside and Jiishing gamely under a drive sot up in the final strides Silk Hose off forwardly dashed to the front m the baekstretch and tired only in the last fifty yards Alice closed a MX Rap and was carried wide on every turn Olambala moved up fast on the backstretch but was sharply cut off on the turn out of it was then taken to Hie outside and came again finishing gamelv Long John closed a gap Stromeland and badlyScratched Qnantico showed speed but quit badly Scratched 771 84 Tbeo Cook 110 772032SIrncoe 110 771S4 T II Reed 11 Overweights 11Overweights Long John 2 pounds fT rT O Q PT THIRD RACK 1 Mile and 70 Yards CSnoi 140 1 108 500 added 3yearolds I I J O anil upward Selling Net value to winner 455 Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 77153 DENNIS STAFFORD w 3 103 4 3 1 lot jij 32 jnt Haynes W Shields 65 65 45 13 out 771S9CHALFONTE out771S9CHALFONTE ws 5 106 3 5 42 4 4s 3nt 23 V Powers P T Chinn 75 2J 2J 25 out 772393GLAUCUS out772393GLAUCUS W 3 91 5 4 22 21J 22 23 3 = Deverich J McLaughlin 15 15 15 4 1 77131 HALBARD TV 4 105 1 1 35 3 = 3 4 45 j w MphyJ Burttschall 12 30 30 S 2 770212ST ILARIO TVB 3 107 2 2 5 5 5 5 5 T Rice P Knebelkamp 688212 Time 24 48 114J 1413 1402 Winner ShieldsWent 1402Winner B g by Galore Emotional trained l y W Shields Went to post at 319 At post 1 minute Start good Won driving second and third the same Den ¬ nis Stafford under slight restraint raced in close company with Glaucus until well around the far turn tlien drew away into a commanding lead but tired in the last furlong and just managed to last long enough Chalfonte was outrun to the stretch turn where he began to close up finished with a rush and wap gaining on the winner it every stride Glaucus raced well with the winner to the stretch and tired badly In the last eighth Halliard showed speed but failed to stay St Iliirio ran a bad race The win ¬ ner was entered for 000 no bid Scratched bidScratched 77217 Debar Ill 771SS Ontario 108 77204 Bitter Hnnd 100 77130 Golden Shore 107 7724 12 Oriental Queen 09 77217 Dixieline 105 FOURTH RACE 2 14 Miles 71054 3593 3 100 Ontario Jockey Club Cup 2000 added 3yearolds and upward Handicap Net value to winner 1005 and Plate Ind Horses AWtPPSt 1 StrPin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 7712S3CAVE ADSUM TV 4 118 7 1 I2 I2 31 l l it it Nicol W Jennings C 7 G 2i 1 177IS5 77IS5 WATER LAKE TV 5 95 5 2 4t 4t 2 J 3J 21 22 C Ross Mrs N B Davis 20 20 20 7 3 771S8 ONTARIO TV 5 102 4 4 31 3l 51 4nk rJS 3s Musgrve D Stevenson S 12 10 4 2 7721t CHAR GILBERTWB 4 10S 1 G 22 22 1 22 46 43 V Powers ValleyFarmSta 2 13513545 13 77214KELPIE TV 4 97 6 3 51 5i GJ 5 53 5 Kennedy ValleyFarmSta 2 13613545 13 77IS53HOLSCHER 1377IS53HOLSCHER TVB 5 110 3 7 7 7 7 6 6 G Garner W Shields 44432 710 77213W 71077213W H CAREY TV 5 120 2 G 61 Ci 41 7 7 7 G Burns R F Carman S5 1152 45 25 Coupled 25Coupled In betting no separate place or show betting bettingTime 359JWinner Time 25 51 118 140J 2I3s 240J 300 332 359J Winner Br c by Compute Mabel D by St Blaise trained by W Jennings Jr JrWent Went to post at 352 At post 3 minutes Start good Won easily second and third driving Cave Adsnm left the barrier with a rush but was taken back and made the pace under a stout pull until after thfy bad gone a mile and threequarters then drew away and was under mild restraint at the end Water Lake ran a good rating race the slow pace just suiting him Ontario came again in the last half and was an easy third Charlie Gilbert ran well for two miles and tired W II Carey was under a pull for the lirfit mile and a half but quit when called on Holschor was lame when going to the post Scratched postScratched 772142Shimonese 84 77210 Lally 107 77204 Doubt 09 77185 Spunky 90 90Overweights Overweights Charlie Gilbert 1 pound Kelpie 2 rj rj O O Q FIF1n RACE 2 12 Miles 75233 t59J 7 150 Woodbine Autumn Steeplechase 4 O Handicap 1000 added 3yearolds and upward Net value to winner 940 Ind Horses AWtPPSt 5 9 14 18 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 771S7PAGAN BEY w 8 153 4 1 I2 I 1 1 1 1 B Holder Mrs E Wilson 1 11101 13 out 771S7BYZAXTINE TVS G 145 5 2 4t 42 S3 2 2t 2h E Stone A Bailer 444112 444112f77215STEVE f77215STEVE LANE TVS 5 151 1 4 2l 22 2 312 323 3 H SimpsonA Case 444112 444112771S7 771S7 ESSEX II TV C 151 2 5 5 5 5 41S 42 ° 42 ° H Stone J M W Green 699365 77187 BUTWELL TV 6 13G 3 3 33 32 4l 5 5 5 T Rae J W Ryan 15 20 20 G 95 95Time Time 514 514Winner Winner B g by Pagan Pamona Belle trained by W G Wilson WilsonWent Went to post at 425 At post 2 minutes Start good Won cantering second and third driving Pagan Bey ran under a stout pull for a mile and a half fenced well and held his opponents safe all the way Byzantine went well but bit the seventeenth jump and went to his knees then tired in the last quarter and was driving hard at the end to stall off Steve Lane The latter came again at the end and Jinished gamely under a drive Essex II showed scant speed speedScratched Scratched 77244Spencer Reiff 14S 77187 McAllister 130 77215 John Dillon 142 771292Goldfleur 153 772GG Bilberry 147 77215 Little Wally 133 772GC2Picktirae 130 SIXTH RACE 1 116 Miles 02000 1404 77290 ward Selling Net value to winner 450 Ind Horses AWtPPSt J StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C P 7715SSZIPANGO TV 4 116 7 1 41 4 2h Musgrve A Weber 75 75 45 13 out outMoreland 77262SSOLON SHINGLE TVS 7 113 4 G f Moreland MrsABStansbury fi 6 C 2 45 77158 GAMBRINUS TVB G 103 2 4 21 2l 3nt 2h 31 J Bergen W Gerst fi 9 9 3 65 77130 GOLDEN SHORE TVB 4 108 5 5 It m it 31 4t G Burns R F Carman 6773 G3 77155 JOHN CARROLL TVB G 108 3 3 37718S 3 3 1 4l G 58 V Powers P T Chinn 233 63 35 7718S CAMPAIGNER TVB 4 106 1 2 G30 6 6 Deverich O L Richards 20 30 30 S 4 77183 JUDGE NOLAN TV G 111 G 7 7 7 7 7 7 T Rae K Peak 100 100 100 30 10 10Time Time 25 49J 115 141 149 149Winner Winner B c by Admonition Miss C trained by J S Ward WardWent Went to post at 457 At post 2 minutes Start good Won driving second and third the same Jttpango followed the leaders until rounding the far turn where he moved up on the outside then drew tu the front after entering the homestretch and bad enough left to stall off Solou Shingle The latter ime to the outside on tho far turn and finishing with his usual game stretch rush was gaining on the v inner at the finish Gambrinus was much used in forcing the pace and tired in the last furlong Golden Shore set the pace to the stretch and retired John Carroll showed speed and is improving The winner Tva entered for 1000 no bid bidScratched Scratched 771SS3Reidmoore 110 77202 Hasty 100 77202 Listerine 100 SEVENTH RACE 34 Mile 02540 111 4 114 500 added All Ages 77291 Allowances Net value to winner 440 Ind Horses AWtPPSt 14 StrFin Jockeys 77217JAIMEE C w 3 101 7 1 3l 32 2J 33 Garner C J Casey 21 3 2 45 13 76910 JOE GAIffENS TV 2 87 4 4 2at 2h 43 4h Deverich F T Chinn S S 8 21 65 76783 EDGELY TV G 112 S 7 C 5 51 53 Cmings M Hutchison 12 20 20 6 3 77243 NIGHT MIST TV 3 1021 2 5 5l G2 G G2 F Burton E F Miller C S S 21 65 65771832CHARIVARI 771832CHARIVARI TVS 4 110 1 6 S S 73 Moreland A Laurie 20 30 30 10 5 77212 NANCY LYNCH TV 2 84 6 S 71 71 S S Olsen T Monahan 100 100 100 40 20 20Time 113JWinner Time 23 47J 113J Winner B g by Mirthful Sky Scraper trained by W A Bnrttschell BnrttschellWent Went to post at 524 At post 4 minutes Start good Won easily second and third driving Park ParkRow Row set the pace all the way and won under restraint Yaddo came through on the inside after entering sue homestretch and finished resolutely Aimec C ran well hut tired in the last quarter Joe Gaitens ran a good half and quit in the last quarter quarterOverweights Overweights Night Mist 1 pounds Page 3 Jamestown Form Chart. JAMESTOWN FORM CHART SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1908 WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST Thirteenth and last day Jamestown Jockey Club Autumn Meeting of 13 days 3 books on Presiding Judge Frank W Thorpe Starter James Milton Secretary Hart Dernham Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate Index number track record age of horse and weight carried FIRST RACE 34 Mile 77095 114 100 Purse 200 2yearolds Sellinj Net value to winner 150 Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P 7721SHIGH HAT 119 4 2 2i 23 23 1 = W R WkrM C Ricketts 32 32 32 12 out 771322TOISON DOR 112 1 1 I2 11 12 21 Troxler 1C P Shipp 85 85 05 25 out 771902BEN HOWE 112 3 C 5 41 31 33 McCabe D T Morris 3331 out outSU 771GIED SHUSTER 112 5 3 SU 3U 43 4 Trueman W Gerst 45585 out 77218 BLACK BAT 109 2 4 41 5 5 5 Absher D B Jones CO GO CO 12 3 3Time l15iWinner Time 23J 40 l15i Winner JohnstonWent B g by Sombrero Celebrity trained by J Johnston Went to post at 300 At post 1 minute Start good Won easily second and third driving High Hat was reserved and allowed Toison dOr to cut out the pace and came away in the stretch to a canter ¬ ing victory Toison dOr set the pace fast but tired badly in the stretch Ben Howe made up ground and finished bidScratched well Ed Sinister showed speed but tired The winner was entered for 300 no bid Scratched 7721S Ohayo 112 SECOND RACE About 2 Miles Hurdle Race on Turf 77210 347 0 100 Pnrse 250 4yearolds and upward Allowances Net value to winner 100 Ind Horses AWtPPSt 2 4 C S Str Flu Jockeys Owners O II C P S 77219 = PFJTE VINEGAR 2 1s I5 21 2h I Noe F P Wilson 333 77219 IMPERTINENCE IMPERTINENCE77219SRYE 5 3l 3l 3 31 2 ° Hawkins M C Rickctts S 10 10 77219SRYE BOY 3 4i 42 45 5 32 J HanganS Tutt 23 77219 HAZEL BAKER BAKER772222DfARKLE G 133 5 1 2 25 I1 I2 43 450 C Brown 1 E Klrby 772222DfARKLE 6135145 5 5 415 r Bernhdt P Birch 5 C 3 1 out outTime Time 35G 35GWinner Winner B g by Victory Marmet trained by J Gass GassWent Went to post at 325 At post 1 minute Start good Won easily second and third the same Pete Vinegar led early but was taken back and saved to the stretch then drew out and won in a canter 1m Ivrlinence ran a good race and will improve Rye Boy was outpaced all the way Hazel Baker went well lor a mile and a half and tired THIRD RACE 1 Mile 77271 140J 3 101 Purse 200 3yearolds Selling Net value to winner 150 Ind Horses AWtPPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 53SUDDEN START 113 1 2 2 2i 2 31 I3 Pohanka E Utterback 45 45 23 out GOWANGA 113 3 3 3r 3r 3r 21 23 Trueman W Gerst 7 10 10 3 32 32EARLS EARLS COURT 116 7 1 1 I5 1 1 J 3 Troxler J P Mayberry 22235 out FRANK LALOR 116 2 5 7 7 7 7 4n Absher D B Jones 15 20 20 6 2 QUEEN GYLE 113 4 4 42 42 42 4s 51 W R WkrE M Arthur 7 10 10 3 32 5 COUNTERMAND 116 G 7 f h 51 52 5 G Kraemer G Lydeckie 5 541 out SEPARATOR 316 5 G 2JTime 6 6r G2 Gh 7 C Henry W A Smith 15 15 12 G 2J Time 40 110 142 Winner 142Winner Ch g bv Star Shoot Chicora II trained by K Utterback Went UtterbackWent to post at J50 At post 1 minute Start fair Won easily second and third driving Sudden Start t ran under restraint to the stretch then came away with a rush Gowanga was always prominent ui l outstayed Karls Court The latter ran into a long early lead and tired suddenly in the stret stretch Frank Lalnr finished well The winner was entered for 500 no bid 7221 Laughing Eyes 113 77250 New Garter 113 77295 FOURTH RACE 34 Mile 77095 1145 3 109 Purse 250 3yearolds and up ¬ ward Selling Net value to winner 190 Ind Horses AWtPPSt A Str Fin Jockeys O H C P S 76904 SADLER 5 112 3 3 3TTTOIDATCDY It McCabe J White 3 3 85 3 TTTOIDATCDY DANCER 3 110 2 7 25 C Henry H W Moseley 20 20 20 8 772ROBIN HOOD 7 117 G G 4h 4t 32 31 Troxler J P Mayberry 111 out 7770 SIR VAGRANT 4 112 9 1 Gt C1 Sl 4h Absher D B Jones 20 20 20 8 4 77065 TOM MAFEE 4 109 5 5 5 6 CU 5h M Wilson F P Wilson 15 20 20 S 4 4Sh 77166 PANIQUE 7 117 S 8 Sh 7 Ch Gh T Stcelo T Dycer C S 8 3 S5 77249MARTIUS 7 117 7 2 277472TILLINGHAST 9 9 9 7i Delaby F Gering Sr S 10 10 4 2 23t 77472TILLINGHAST 3 102 1 4 3t 3h 4h 81 Fulton R s Davidson 10 10 10 4 2 77250 MEXICAN SILVER 4 109 4 9 S5Time 71 S 71 9 Pohanka J Turner G S S 3 S5 Time 24 481 115 J JWinner Winner Br h by Sandringhain Aunt Betsy trained by G Newton NewtonWent Went to post at 415 At post 3 minutes Start good Won easily second and third driving Sadler went to the front when his rider was ready and won going away Dandy Dancer ran a good race and finished gamely Robin Hood stumbled probably on account of bis bad legs and bis rider lost one stirrup Thf winner was entered for 500 no bid bidScratched Scratched 77271 Giles 110 77271 Usury 117 77220 Marmoroan 104 77220 Istria 109 77249 Kossle Wyun 100 77105 Canvas 109 FIFTH RACK 1 116 Miles 77100 147 1 108 Purse 200 3yearolds and up ¬ 77296 ward Selling Net value to winner 150 Ind Horses AWtPPStM J4 3i StrFin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S 771G 2RIO GRANDB 4115 63 2J 25 2 2 1J McCabo T Wright 1 1 1 12 out out772223GILVKDEAR 772223GILVKDEAR 3 103 2 1 1 1 1 = 1 2 T Stcelo A U Steelo 4 5 5 1 out out771J 771J 4 = BESTEUiaNG 0 109 1 4 3l 31 3l 31 32 C Henry Mrs J V Davis 22235 out out77162s 77162s ALATJDA 3 101 3 2 42 43 4J 4l 4l Fulton MontpelierStablo 58821 77062 = FANCY BIRD 5 109 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 W R WkrM C RIcketts 2 2 2 3o out outTime Time 241 48 110 142 14SJ Winner 14SJWinner B g by Pessara Valora trained by W Keating KeatingWent Went to post at 445 At post 1 minute Start good Won easily second and third the same Rio Grande ran In behind Silvedear to the head of the stretch then came away with a rush Gilvedear set the pace for over seven furlongs but tired when challenged in tlw stretch Besterling appeared sore but ran fairly well The winner was entered for 000 no bid bidScratched Scratched 77247Saltram OS SIXTH RACE 1 Mile 77271 140J 3 104 Purse 200 3yearoIds Selling 77297 Net value to winner 150 Ind Horses AWtPPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 250 NEW GARTER 97 3 6 3t 31 It I2 I2 Fulton H Meise 3 3 1222 EVELYN S 97 2 1 It It 2 2s 23 T Steele W Gerst 2 2 77191 INVENTRESS 107 5 5 4s 43 3t 32 3to C Henry H W Moseley 32 32 32 12 out 77220 WILD CHERRY 107 4 4 5t fit 52 52 41 Absher D B Jones 22245 out 77164 SEMPER VERA 97 1 2 21 2t 4s 4t 510 Tansey W A Smith 30 20 30 S 4 77096 FRED MACE 95 636 6 6 6 6 Frazier D T Morris 12 12 12 4 2 2Time Time 40 1175 142 Winner 142Winner Ch g by Golden Garter Lovelette trained by G W Brown BrownWent Went to post at 505 At post 1 minute Start good Won easily second and third driving New Garter went to the front when his rider was ready and won going away Evelyn S was always prominent but tired badly in the stretch Inventress ran a fairly good race Semper Vera showed speed but failed to stay The winner was entered for 100 no bid bidScratched Scratched 77273LignanUo 97 7T1C2 Miss Vigilant 97 77192 Precedence 07 77249 Rlccadonna 99 77294 Countermand 95 Lexington Form Chart. LEXINGTON FORM CHART SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1908 WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST Seventh and last day Kentucky Association Fall Meeting of 7 days Presiding Judge C F Price Starter J J Holtman Secretary W H Letcher Racing starts at 230 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 7 T O Qf FIRST RACE 31 Mile 70930 11 108 Purse 250 2yearolds I 4 4t O J Allowances Net value to winner 200 Ind Horses AWtPPSt i Str Fin Jockeys Owners strplShf strplShfSales Sales 2062CORDOVA TV 97 9 3 3wn Longlh 22 H 1J in A Walsh G J Long 143 157 5110 110 110A 12 236 ASPIRIN wn 105 1 1 1wn lh 2h 2 22 J Butler A Baker 184 170 120 120G 77234 COLONEL BLUE wn 100 5 7 7W 72 55 4 = 3 i Pickens G Bond 15 33 10 10W 77236SMRS SEWALL W 107 3 4 42 31 3i 4Z Heidel W A Hug Hughes 110 130 70 70J 772342PETER PENDER W 102 6 2 2W 3J Hug3J 4 51 55 Skirvin J B Kaul Kaula Kaufman 38 67 55 55L 77234 JUPITER JOE W 100 4 6 6W a 61 62 63 Glasner L Smitha 6 18 15 77236 BUENA VISTA VISTAOUTSET W 97 7 5 7 ° 73 7 = Hufnagel MrsWTSellers 0 6 OUTSET wn 105 8 9 9W 33 sis 8i5 T Johnson P P Johnston 0 2 77149 WHITE FACE W 110 2 8 9 9 9 M McGee S 1C Hughes 85 105 381 C89 473 61 5 mutuels paid Cordova 1923 straight 1020 place 820 show Aspirin 980 place 790 show Colonel Blue 4020 show 1148Winner Auction field Time 23s 48 1148 Winner RothertWent Ch f by Alvescot Watonia trained by J S Rothert Went to post at 237 At post 1 minute Start good Won driving second and third the same Cordova followed the early leaders closely for a half then took the lead and standing the final drive gamely just lasted long enough Aspirin set the early pace and only succumbed after a game effort Colonel Blue closed a big gap in the last quarter and finished with a rush Mrs Sewall quit badly after going a good half White Face was jumped on and cut down before going a quarter Scratched quarterScratched 77259 Pinion 107 107Overweights Overweights Peter Iender 2 pounds Outset i rj rj f O l SECOND RACE 34 Mile 70030 I12J 3 108 Purse 250 3yearolds and np 8 I O JL ward Selling Net value to winner 200 Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners str PlT sRS Sale 7207 MERRICK w 5 101 4 1 41 3h 21 I1 Skirvin J C Milam tl 14S 130 20 77153DAINTY DAME TV 4 107 2 7 5 5 5 2t J Butler JWFerguson 312 352 303 50 771793BARNSDALE TV 4 102 3 3 lh Ji It 32 Pickens Hughes Bros t 15 130 772373RACONTEUR 130772373RACONTEUR TV 3 99 5 2 2l 2l 4h 4l Glasner W E Oots t 62 110 77237 TOPLOFTY TV 3 961 7 4 Gl 6 3h 5 M McGeo W B Littrell t 3 33 77207 BLISTER TV 3 V93 16 3 41 6 ° 612 Hufnagel W Grater t 10 15 7529S ETHEL CARR TV 3 93 G 5 7 7 7 7 A Walsh W A KIrwan t 50 55 455 7S3 750 570 5 miituels paid field 1510 straight Merrick 010 place 085 show Daiutv Dame S670 place 5SO show Itanisdalo JOj show showAuction 113Winner Auction field tIutuel field in straight betting Time 23J 48 113 Winner MilaniWent Ch g by Golden Garter Bianqa trained by J C Milani Went to post at 300 At post 2 minutes Start good Won handily second and third driving Mer ¬ rick lucky throughout and escaping interference was prominent all the way and taking the lead in the stretch won going away Dainty Dame after suffering from much interference came with a belated rush in the stretch and was much the best Barnsdale set the early pace and tired after going a fast half Raconteur ran fairly well and had no mishaps Toplofty tired Blister showed early speed and was re ¬ sponsible bidScratched for much interference in the race The winner was entered for 000 no bid Scratched 772372Financier 90 90Overweights Overweights Toplofty 3 pounds THIRD RACE 1 116 Miles 7104S l4Ci t 112 Purse 250 4yearolds and upward Selling Net value to winner 200 Ind Horses AWtPPSt U v4 StrFin Jockeys Owners str PL Shf 77260 8077210MATTIE HUERFANO TVB 4 99 2 fi 7 5 It li 113 A Walsh Hughes Bros 55 139 80 77210MATTIE MACK w 4 104 3 2 4h 7 4h 21 23 Glasner J J Flannigan 304 336 195 77210 MAID MILITANT w 4 99 G C 5l C1 G2 GJ 31 M McGee J B Riley 13 31 40 77260 HYPERBOLE WB 4 99 1 7 61 4 51 31 4l Hufnagel MrsRAAnthny S 12 10 74S15 PRETTY MICHAL TVB 4 99 7 4 2l 2l 31 4l 51 J Butler W Grater 36 71 30 73720 3720 TELEGRAPHER TVS 5 102 5 3 3h 3h 7 7 61 Pickens C E Patterson222 2S 130 7260 CYGNET TVS S 101 4 1 I1 1 J 2l 55 7 Dishmon J F Gaftney 642 SSS 483 51 5 mutuels paid Hnerfano 5540 straight 1100 place 800 show Mai tie Mack 770 place 0 20 show Maid Militant 1105 show showAuction 148Winner Auction field Time 24 40s 115 1413 148 Winner Br g by Eddie Jones Free Love trained by J T Hughes Went HughesWent to post at 342 At post 1 minute Start bad Won driving second and third the same Huerfano was clear of interference and moving up with a rush after going a half quickly took the lead and held the race safe through the stretch Mattie Mack shuflled back repeatedly closed a big gap in the last quarter and finished gamely Maid Militant had no niishaps and closed a gap but was a lucky third Hyperbole made up ground but tired in the last quarter Cygnet showed the most early speed but caused much interference Telegrapher was almost thrown several times and had scant chance The winner was entered for 400 no bid 77283 FOURTH RACE 5 12 Furlongs 51310 1OGJ t 117 Purse 250 2yearolds Selling Net value to winner 200 Ind Horses AWtPPSt A StrFin 77209 = ALICE BAIRD TV 100 S 3 3h 2J 22 l i iW J Butler RHAnderson 421 33C 155 155Pickens 77178HARRIET ROWE W 100 61 I1 1 1 li 21 21TV Pickens J H Nichols 107 133 90 90A 77120 BUFFONS TV 100 3 5 S 8 41 3t 3tTV A Walsh T D Martin 197 1S7 155 155Skirvin 772093ROSEBURG II IIGOLD TV 103 2 4 51 5 Si 4iTV 4i Skirvin HMcCarrenJr 110 J5S 103 GOLD FRONT TV 9S 9 8 42 3t 52 5 5TVB M McGee D Riley 21 212U 77120 NED CARMACK CARMACKFRANK TVB 98 1 2 2h 4h 62 62 62W Lovell W A Hughes 4 4G1 FRANK B W 103 46 G1 7l 72 73 73W Hufnagel L Smitha C 77206 SANTA EUENA W 100 7 7 71 6nt S S F Cole W E Oots C 7571S WHOISSHE TVB 100 5 Left at the post Glasner J Rodegap 878 924 615 51 5 mntuels paid Alice Baird 990 straight 800 place 095 show Harriet Rowe 1250 place 840 show Buffons 005 show showAuction Auction field Time 23 47 101 l07g l07gWinner Winner BakerWent Ch f by Woolsthorpe Belle of Troy trained by A Baker Went to post at 419 At post 4 minutes Start bad Won easily second and third driving Alice Baird was restrained tor a half and went into the lead when called upon winning easing up Harriet Itowo had much the best of the start and showed the most early speed but tired in the last furlong Kuitons came from a long way back in the last quarter and with a better sendoff would have been dan ¬ gerous Rosebnrg II went fairly well and can do better Gold Front showed speed and will improve The others were beaten off The winner was entered for 400 no bid Scratched bidScratched 77234 Duomo 100 77178 Flighty 100 Ceva 100 7 7 284 FIFTH RACE RACESelling Selling Net value to winner 200 Ind Horses AWtPPSt i Str Fin Jockeys 77235 CAREW WB 5 104 3 5 41 3t 2t 2t lh J Butler CKPatterson 32S 2 ° 35 KENNEWICK TVB 3 94 6 3 1 J lh It lh 2s A Walsh W R Baker 4C 37 REXALL WB 3 100 2 2 22 21 31 3l 3lI I 772352WINE MERCHANT TV 3 901 17 7 4 31 4l 4l 41 4s M McGee HMcCarrenJr 84 135 77235 VANSEL WB 3 99 117 6nt fiat G2 5l Glasner M Ording 0 19 5 77JG03AGNES WOOD TVB 3 89 S 7 51 51 51 Gl Gl Woodson J B Riley 121 117 125 i 77181 MISS FELIX WB 3 99 4 G fit 41 71 72 73 Hufnagel W J Darby 22 14 20 77237 BETH GOODWIN w 3 99 5 S S S S S S Franklin Hughes Bros 53 SS 65 5 676 693 490 30 5 inutuels paid Carew 975 straight 915 place 785 show Kennewick 1020 place 2235 show Rexall 4840 show showAuction l40iWinner Auction field Time 24 48 114 l40i Winner Ch g by The Friar Ilanrose trained by C T Patterson PattersonWent Went to post at 452 At post 1 minute Start good AVon driving second and third the same Carew was iu close quarters during the early running but moved up fast after going threequarters ami outstayed Kennewick in the final strides Kennewick showing sudden improvement set a fast pace all the way raced Rexall into subjection and held on well in the closing drive Rexall ran well but tired in the stretch drive Wine Merchant tired in the last furlong Vansel had a rough trip Agnes Wood ran poorly and can do better The winner was entered for 400 no bid bidScratched Scratched 77200 Padivoni 104 104Overweights Overweights Rexall 3 pounds Wine Merchant 2i Vansel 5 Beth Goodwin 5 Colorado Interstate Fair Racing Results. COLORADO INTERSTATE FAIR RACING RESULTS Time Winner WinnerlOOJ Wt Second Wt Third Wt WtBrougham Jockey lOOJ John A 108 Lena Lech 105 Brougham 115 115Charley J Brooks f 108 Barbette 108 Laura F M114 Charley Lusk 114 114Heron Molesworth 1141 BellUower 104 Anoura 101 Heron 112 112Belle Reed l2Si Snow Ball 103 Valencia 97 Belle Scott 113 113Himalaya J Brooks 1 42 Hooray 102 Bewitched 93 Himalaya 00 00Sam McGrath 4SJ La Gloria 109 Aaron J 100 Sam F 100 100Wahoo Singleton 102 Anoura 100 Eonite 100 Wahoo 109 109Ed Singleton 114 J Canique 109 Aunt Tabithal04 Ed Tracey 104 104Beantltul Molesworth 132 Flamgotha 103 Joseph K103 Beantltul Kiiightl03 J Brooks 130 Kof Ivnhoe 99 Oberon 104 L C Widrig 101 101Evelyn Reed 101 The Slicker 07 Nolle 105 Evelyn K 10 Molesworth r 101 Wahoo 103 Aquiline 101 BellUower 00 00Hooray J Brooks 115 Mary F 110 Barbette 108 Hooray 105 105Valencia Singleton f 1214 Bewitched OS Snow Ball lot Valencia 1 X XAlvise Reed SingletonReed 1431 L Laughter 101 Wise Hand 109 Alvise 100 100Beaumont McGrath f 55 Balerian 105 Glenart 105 Beaumont 105 Singleton f 10 Heron 110 Auut Tabithal07 Eoiiite 105Eoiiite 10T Butwell f l21i Snow Ball 109 Canique 10 Hallle 10THallle Sherman 104 J Brooks 120 Oberon 104 Bof Passagel04 The 104The Bohbett 114 J Brooks 141 Fr Lubbock 104 L C WIdrig 09 Ida 114Ida Lytle OS OSKocnigin McBetli 11 5S 1021 Lit George 119 The Bobbett114 Kocnigin Luise 114 Moriarity 5S5S 102 Bertniont 119 Rosemary D114 Unmasked 114Unmasked 114 Liehe 5S 102 Balerian 105 Marrie 105 Tlflls 114Tlflls 105 Singleton 5S 1014 Disagrint 105 Zia 105 Vivon 105Vivon 100 Singleton l4l Fr Lubbock 100 Oberon 105 Knight 100Knight of Ivanhoe 90 McBeth 5 12 f 107 Mary F 109 Aaron J 100 Columbia Maid 103 103Nolic Singleton 1001 Lena Lech 105 Brougham 100 Nolic 105 105Grasscutter Butwell 102 Ben Lear 109 H Sherman 114 Grasscutter 100 100Rosemary McBeth 102 Qof Lowlds 103 Billowy 108 Rosemary D 114 114Ed Reed JI JIReed 115 Char Lusk Luskl27i 104 Aunt TabltbalOO Ed Tracey 104 104Columbia Reed i iMcBeth l27i Fr Lubbock Lubbockl41i 100 Bewitched OS Columbia Maid 95 McBeth l41i Himalaya 101 Snow Ball 105 L C Widrig 00 Butwell 4 Page 4 New York Entries and Past Performances for Monday, September 28. New York Entries and Past Performances for Monday September 28 WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST NEW YORK ENTRIES Aqueduct Racing starts at 230 p m Chicago time 130 X Huns well in inud Superior mud runner runnerFirst First Race 34 Mile MileAll All ARCS Handicap Track record 42014 112 3 110 110Iiul Iiul Horse Wt Rcc A Wt Hdcn 7113Wcstbury 4 108 750 7143 Ie Mund 122 111J 4 120 745 72 0Dellriuui JG 113 3 102 745 7075tAdriuchc 7457075tAdriuchc 10 112R 3 95 745 1 X740TiKlS 72553 Saracinesea 115112 4 02 X740 TiKlS Red Uivcr 102112 4115X740 7230 735H fSir John Jobnson 110 112J 3 92 735 H 1 Whitney entry tJ Sanford entry entrySecond Second Race About 2 Miles MilesSteeplechase Steeplechase Steeplechase4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Selling Track record 65370 520 5 154 154770S73 770S73 Grandpa 9 147 700 02373 Jim McGill 4 132 095 7201 Caller 914iXG95 72013 Sandy Creeker 4132XG95 7144 Locked Out 5 140X090 70S7 140X09070S7 Paprika 5140 XG90 7220 Ramrod 4132 CSO CSOThird Third Furlongs2yearolds Race 6 12 Furlongs 2yearolds Selling Track record CS2S2 1101 100 77170 7257722S Spellbound 100 725 7722S Court Lady 105 x 720 77097 Star Thistle 10SX715 7228 Belle of the Ball 103 715 7097 Chupontuc 103 710 228 Hose Beaumont 105X710 7057il7J 7717 p U Kid 103 X 705 7il7J Kschau 105 700 Fourth Race 1 116 Miles Aqueduct Handicap Value 1000 1000All All Ages Track AgesTrack record 00378 145 3 99 Iml Horse Wt Rcc A Wt Hdcp 7722 750770T9Bar FRANK GILL 107 1 46 4 115 X 750 31inX74577231s 770T9Bar None 31inX745 77231s Monfort 101 1401 4100X745 77231 = The Squire 99 147 105 X745 7407i204 771 o Royal Tourist 112 140 3 104 740 7i204 = Brookdale Nymph 110 147 H107 X710 773 Dandelion 11 140 G109X 473 Gretna Green 95 l45ji 4 103 X 74790 X735H Mark Antony II 105140 5110 X735 H P Whitney entry entryFifth Fifth Race 1 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling SellingTrack Track record 50370 138 3 100 252 Lord Stanhope 113 140 4103X725 252 Saylor 109 1394 r 103 X720 1772 Dolly Spanker 100 138 7103X715 2522 Mombassa 3 99 715 77205 Cressina 124 139 J 5107X715 77250 Queen of the Hills 3 94X710 77232 Live Wire 104 104140 140 3104X710 77202 Animus 114 142J 77252 Okenite 95 138 77202 Samuel H Harris 107 1898 P IOC x 705 77252 Imitator 109 141 3 99 705 77074 Golconda 7 90 144 3 OS 700 77232 Lad of Langden 107139 4103X700 4103X700Sixth Sixth Race 34 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Maidens Special Weichts WeichtsTrack Track record 42014 1124 3 110 77070 Xebec 105 725 77097 X720770SO Lasata 105 X720 770SO Guatemotzin 108 715 77251 Sententious 105 710 7727 iMerise 105 705 77279 Energy 105 700 700The The figures under Rcc in above entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance with weight carried since January 1 1900 This time is not necessarily made by a winner It may be the estimated time of a losing performance First Race [1st New York] LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED MONDAY The small figure under Sir shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race The imall figure under Fin unless the horse won shows the number of lengths the horse was behind the winner FIRST RACE 34 Mile All Ages Handicap 42014 Index Course r IstTlmeTckOdds Wt St U StrPfn Jockeys Beat Company CompanyWESTBURY WESTBURY b t 4 by Meddler Urania H P Whitney Weight today 108 77113 QMarguerlte7705S Gvcsend Ab34 110 fast 710 IDS 1 11 1 1 = E Dugan Saracinesca Director QMarguerlte 7705S dArc76S77 Gvesend Ab34 109 fast 4 103 2 3 3 33 2 H Smith Besom Roseben Jeanne dArc Restigouche7C778 76S77 Sheepshd 1 1381 fast 10 164 1 3 4 6 52 7 E Dugan HSovereign BlgChief Restigouche 7C778 Sheepshd 61 1184 fast 3 103 6 2 3 3 3 Notter Half Sovereign Dorante Ben Ban BanDE DE MTTND ch c 4 by Goldfinch Graciosity P J Rainey Weight today 120 Quince770SS 77143 Gvesend Ab34 l09g fast 6 115 3 11 1 1 Notter FortJohnson Delirium P Quince 770SS Gvesend Ab34 109 fast 6 115 3 2 2 31 610 W Miller PeterQuince KingCobalt F Mouse 77039 Gvesend Ab34 1091 fast 86 118 1 11 H 21 W Miller Bar None Berry Maid FortJohnson 76904 Sheepshd 61 1192 fast 7 123 9 2 2 31 3 W Miller Roseben TomMcGrath GoldPearl GoldPearlDELIRIUM DELIRIUM b e 3 by Sandringb am Forget H P Whitney Weight today 102 77230 Gvesend Ab34 109 fast 4 S3 1 2 2 21 Il Gilbert Besom PeterQuince SirJohnJohnson 77143 Gvesend Ab3l 1091 fast 4 93 4 5 3 31 3 i E Dugan DeMund FortJohnson Peter Quince 77100 Creation7C540 Gvesend Ab3t 1091 fast 4 99 6 3 3 21 23 E Dugan Fort Johnson GoldenPearl Creation 7C540 Saratoga 34 113 fast 7 96 3 2 1 2 H in Gilbert GilbertADRnjCHE Bouquet Dreamer Fort Johnson ADRnjCHE br f 3 by Isidor Aranza H J Sanford ford Weight today 95 952U 77075 Gvesend Ab34 1103 fast 6 100 7 5 2 2U 2J J Butli Butler L Winifred Notasulga BelleStrome 76982 Sheepshd 61 I 120 fast 5 107 4 66 610 5 ° i J Butlt Butler Spooner Statesman Golden Pearl 76540 Saratoga 34 113 fast S5 100 7 4 6 61 62 McCaht McCaht7649S McCahey Delirium Bouquet Dreamer 7649S Saratoga 7S 1261 fast 31 98 6 6 3 3 21 321 Lang Jeanne dArc Westbury Dreamer DreamerInk 76422 Saratoga 34 118 hvy 7 98 8 3 2 Ink V Lang Banyan Torbellino Edward Edwardvan BARACIKESCA br g 4 by Orsini Lux D Sullivan van Weight today 92 77255 Gvesend Ab34 110 fast 5 101 3 3 2 3 331 Gilbert Roseben Stargowan Just 77113 Gvesend Ab34 110 fast 6 93 5 2 2 2 2h 22 Sweet Westbury Director Q Marguerite 76874 Sheepshd 78 1271 fast 10 115 5 3 3 3 41 5 1 W Miller Black Mary Miss Alert Gild Zienap7614G 6838 Sheepshd 1 13SB fast 15 103 6 5 2 4 5 S lGarner Woodcraft Besom Zienap 7614G Brighton 34 114 mud 12 104 1 1 1 1 1s ilusgr ve Aster dOr LoudounLightTroveur 1157563S RED RIVER ch c 4 by Fatherless Lizzie H Montpelier Stable Weight today 115 7563S Sheepshd 61 f 119 fast 12 111 10 9 9 9 9R McDanlWestbury Roseben De Mund 75552 Sheepshd 61 f 1182 fast 3 112 3 2 3 4t Gl Notter Royal Tourist Besom Pantoufle 75392 Gvesend Ab34 109J slop 15 116 4 77 7 710 E Dugan Peter Quince Dreamer KingCobalt SIR JOHN JOHNSON 1 c 3 liy Isidor La Tooca H J Sanford Weight today 92 72SO Gvesend Ab3l 109 fast D McGthyDelirium Besom Peter Quince 77014 Sheepshd 61 f 119 fast 5 119 4 2 3 4 7 J Butler Tom McGrath Nimbus Woodlane 76943 Sheepshd 78 1252 fast 3J 103 3 1 1 1 41 45 J Butler Baby Wolf Bar None Angclus 7CS79 Sheepshd 1 18 1512 fast S5 105 1 1 1 1 1 22 T Butler Falcnda Wild Refrain 7C519 Saratoga 1 138 fast 2J King James Royal Tourist Inferno H P Whitney entry Westbury arid Delirium J Sanford entry Sir John Johnson and Adriuche Second Race [2nd New York] SECOND RACE About 2 Miles Steeplechase 4yearolds and upward Selling G537G 120 5 GRANDPA ch g 9 liy Grandmaster Philippa W C Haves Weight today 147 770S7 Creeker7610S Gvesend Ab 21 455 fast 7 145 4 3 3 3 31 M HcnsonPirate Caller Sandy Creeker 7610S Banuell7G055 Brighton Ab 2 401 good 31 149 3 Fell Mr Page St Nick Banner Banuell 7G055 Brighton Ab 2 3592 fast 115 145 2 2 2 2 220 212 Mr Page Jimmy Lane Cuban Sandy Creeker 75639 Sheepshd Ab21 504 fast 15 152 5 5 6 6 4 4 E Helder CaliforKlng JohnMP Thlstledalf 75006 Belmont Ab 2 359 fast 20 155 7 4 4 4 4s 321 A Hewitt Sanctus Bayonet Sandy Creeker JIM MGILL b g 4 by Handsome Mariamne Hampton Stable Weight today 132 76237 Paprika7CI32 Brighton Ab 2 3572 fast 4 343 3 5 3 3 3 312 Dupee Waterspecd Pirate Paprika 7CI32 Brighton Ab 2 401 fast 6 133 4 2 2 1 1i 1 = Dupee Prince of Pllscn Canvas Robador 75942 Brighton Ab 2 357 fast 8 131 2 3 3 3 3 3 Steiger Jimmy Lane Prince of Pilsen Pilsen7541S 7541S Gvesend Ab 2 350 fast 6 132 3 2 2 2 5 5 E Heider Simon Pure Kara Dick Shaw ShawCALLER CALLER b c 9 by Tammanv Caledonia J E Widener Weight today 143 77201 Gvcsend Ab 2 351g fast S5 143 144 3 5s 4l ° Donolmn Waterspecd MGumberts SCrecker SCrecker2h 770S7 Gvcsend Ab 21 455 fast 65 143 3 4 2 27G9S3 2h 21 Donohue Pirate Grandpa Sandy Creeker Creeker3l 7G9S3 Sheepshd Ab2J 513 fast 85 152 4 5 3 376S75 3l 41lDonohue Pagan Bey Economy Pirate PirateI2 76S75 Sheepshd Ab 2 407 fast 1 141 1 1 1 175G03 I2 I1 Donohue Pirate Ramrod Paprika 75G03 Sheepshd Ab 2 406 fast 75 153 5 5 7 51 6lDonohue St Kevin Banner Expansionist ExpansionistJ SANDY CREEKER ch g 4 by Alona Turca T J OBrien Weight today 132 13241B 77201 Gvesend Ab 2 351g fast 4 133 4 2 3 4 41B 3 1 Davidson Waterspced Mark Gumberts C Caller 77087 Gvesend Ab 21 455 fast 12 132 6 6 5 5 41 4 42 = Davidson Pirate Caller Grandpa 76055 Brighton Ab 2 3592 fast 4 135 4 FelL Kelleher Jimmy Lane Grandpa Cuban 75979 Brighton Ab 2 3E8i fast 115 137 422 5 7 7 E Helder Canvas St Nick Harpist II LOCKED OUT gr g 5 by Faraday Lochaber J OBrien Weight today 140 Stellaland7G10S 77144 Gvesend Ab 2 349 fast 12 135 2 1 2 2 3 418iSampson Waterspeed Pirate Stellaland 7G10S Brighton Ab 2 401 good 5 139 4 4 5 5 6 G lDupee St Nick Banner Bannell 75603 Sheepshd Ab 2 406 fast 10 146 9 Fell Kelleher St Kevin Banner Expansionist 75248 Gvesend Ab 2 347 fast 4 136 1 3 3 3 32 318 E Heider Simon Pure Waterspeed D Shaw ShawPAPRIKA 140770S7 PAPRIKA b ft 5 by The Pepner Hazel Land T L Evans Weight today 140 770S7 Grandpa76S75 Gvesend Ab 21 455 fast 7 140 8 2 4 4 5 5 Palmer Pirate Caller Grandpa 76S75 Sheepshd Ab 2 407 fast 4 132 2 4 4 4 4 4 J Lynch Caller Pirate Ramrod Ramrod7C237 7C237 Brighton Ab 2 357g fast 31 135 5 4 4 4 4S 4 McKiny Waterspeed Pirate Jim McGill 76191 Brighton Ab 2 402i fast 710 135 1 2 2 3 3 3 McKiny Navajo Bannell Oro OroRAMROD RAMROD b g 4 by Sandringham Benita Brush E H Carle Weight today 132 77229 Gvesend Ab 21 447 fast 10 137 4 3 Fell Kelleher Jimmy Lane Stellaland Pirate 77040 Gvesend Ab 2 358 fast 10 132 4 3 3 3 3 31 T OBrien Economy Stellaland Pagan Bey 7C9S3 Sheepshd Ab21 513 fast 12 132 2 3 4 5 528T OBrien Pagan Bey Economy Pirate 7CS75 Sheepshd Ab 2 407 fast 8 130 5 6 3 3 311 T OBrien Caller Pirate Paprika Third Race [3rd New York] THIRD RACE 6 12 Furlongs 2yearolds Selling 5S282 1194 4 100 SPELLBOUND b g 2 by Albert Hoodoo J L McGinnis Weight today 100 77176 Gvesend Ab34 llia fast 8 94 5 o 5 1 in Ural Sir John Fore Guard Sandpiper 77097 Gvesend 51 f 107 fast 40 89 10 7 5 4 41 Ural LawtonWiggins Ragman Sir John 76987 Sheepshd 61 f l20i fast DO 9415 12 11 11 10 2 Ural LawWiggins Sandpiper SThistle SThistleWeight COURT LADY b f 2 by RensseJaer Stately Beverwyck Stable Weight today 105 77228 Gvesend 51 f l07i fast 4 99 5 2 1 I1 1JJ Upton Upton769S7 Obdurate Taboo Rose Beaumont 769S7 Sheepshd 61 f 120J fast 10 101 14 14 7 52 5 1 Shreve LawWiggins Sandpiper SThistle 7G878 Sheepshd 6 f 1OS fast C 109 1 7 6 61 51 Garner Civita BirdofFlightlL L Wiggins 76S09 Sheepshd 34 115 fast 135 103 2 32 3 3 = 1 Shreve Lawton Wiggins Floreal Ragman 76520 Saratoga 34 113J fast 85 107 1 1 1 2 2s = 21 C H Shi ShllcCheek Edwin L Arondack STAR THISTLE ch c 2 by Blues Wild Thistle S 3 T Doggett Weight today 108 1087i 7097 Gvesend 51 f 107 fast 10 92 6 669S7 7i 710 Upton LawtonWiggins Ragman Sir Jolin 69S7 Sheepshd 61 f l20i fast 6 97 3 3l 3T Upton LawtonWiggins Sandpiper Crania 6947 Sheepshd 34 115J fast 4 105 1 53 9 Notter BofFlightlL LawWiggins Dander 6715 Empire 51 109 slop 75 110 4 4M94 41 3 R McDanlSlr John Ruble Lasata M94 Empire 51 1074 fast 6 108 2 2 31 W Miller Lawton Wiggins Arondack Civita BELLE OF THE BALL ch f 2 by Yankee Gutta Pcrcha J Garson Weight today 105 77228 Gvesend 51 f 1074 fast 7 99 9 8 S S 63 McCahey Court Lady Obdurate Taboo 77070 Gvesend 51 f 108 fast 5 107 4 3 3 41 4 J Lee Ragman Footpad Prudent 76954 Montreal 51 107 fast 31 109 7 23 21 2 k J Howard Gerrymander Aralia Mabel Henry 7C910 Montreal 34 1134 fast S 104 1 1 1 I1 I2 J Howard Gerrymander PeaChoIee MelClotli 76S14 Montreal 51 f 1081 fast 30 109 3 45 61 1 Englder Sir Alvescot The Earl Lady Gore CHEPONTUC ch c 2 by Ornament Chilpiquin Montpelier Stable Weight today 103 77097 Gvesend 51 107 fast 15 98 4 8 10 11 11 E Dugan LawtonWiggins Ragman Sir John 77070 Gvesend 5S f 108 fast 10 10S 7 5 C 62 7l ° JE Dugan Ragman Footpad Prudent 769S7 Sheepshd 6i f 1201 fast 6 102 7 7 10 10 12 H Smitn LawWiggins Sandpiper SThistle 76923 Sheepshd 61 f 121 fast 2 90 5 5 5 5 4 1 E Martin Tom McGrath Cressina Moonshine 76282 Saratoga 51 f l07g fast 10 105 4 3 3 32 3 = B Dugan ConRanger Preceptor TGardener ROSE BEAUMONT ch f 2 by Isia Liniiula P H Sullivan Weight today 105 77l2S Gvesend 5 f 107J fast 15 90 8 875S6G 4i 4 Sweet Court Lady Obdurate Taboo 75S6G Brighton 58 101 fast 185 99 8 8 7 61 6 D McCthy Takahlra Waponoca Ragman 75625 Sheepshd 5S 101 fast 15 110 5 7J 651 Brussel Melissa Taboo The Pippin 75417 Gvesend Ab34 112 fast 8 109 6 61 7s Brussel Chepontuc High Range Tod 75365 Gvesend 51 l07g fast 10 107 2 3ti 21 Brussel Fore Taboo Crania 0 U KID ch c 2 by Watercolor Oyezpa G P Brazier Weight today 103 77176 Gvesend Ab34 Ill fast 20 102 S 7 S S S Gilbert Spellbound SlrJohu Fore Guard Guard76G94 76G94 Empire 51 f 1074 fast Jo 107 8 99 9 9 JLang L Wiggins Arondack Star Thistle ThistleT T nr T r t i fnf t in fi R 51 1fil IT si Tier lsv Ainsnn liriintn Arvmrlnplr 51 lOS fast 20 103 11 BSSS S fe feaiTb aiTb 61 f l20i fast 15 102 10 7C715 Empre 51 1092 slop 15 110 6 7 7 8 5 McCahey Sir John Ruble Star Thistle Fourth Race [4th New York] FOURTH RACE 1 11G Miles Aqueduct Handicap All Ages 50378 145 3 99 99FRANK FRANK GILL ch c 4 by Collar Ravello II J L McGinnis Weight today 115 11577T 77T rvvp rnti 1 11C14M fa st ti TIT K R K S C1 411 NoUor Golden Pearl Govan Dorante Dorante7C307 7C307 Sheepshd li223ol fait 10 126 144 4 3 4 W Miller Ballot King James Dorante Dorante7C8o 7C8o iSheepWd 1 14 2 03 fait 3 121 81010 10 10 10 iLang Dorante Master Robert Stamina Stamina76S59 76S59 Empire 1 18 l54t slop 3 122 9 10 9 9 G 2J W Miller Pln kola King James Gretna Grepn 76551 Empire 1 116 147 fast 6 119 7 10 10 10 71 1 Lanff TonyRonero JackAtkin CEdward ONE ch 3 Nasturiu H P Whitney Weight today 113 77039 Gvesend llOi fast E Uugan De Viind Berry Maid FortJohnson 76943 SirJoUnTphnsoii7CS41 Shuepsird 7S l2fg fust 1 110 2 4 3 4 2J 1M Notter BibyWolf Aiigeliis SirJoUnThnsoii SirJoUnTphnsoii 7CS41 Hheepshd CJ f 1181 fast 4 T 119 2 C 5 4 4 K Dugan Spooner Kestleouchp Big Chief 76776 Sheepshd 7S 1 2S fast i5 113 2 2 1 1 1 13 Dugan Jeanne dArc Live Wire Sir Cleges 76521 Saratoga 1 1391 fast 2S 109 2 1 1 1 1 1 Notter Chief Brant Stoke Puncll PuncllMONFORT MONFORT cb c 4 lv Ornament Eleanor Montnelier Stable Wei ht ioW 10 ° 7i51 Gvesend 118153 fast 21 103 4 r 5 t 4 S = l C H ShllgArasw The Sdiilre Tony lionero lionero7709S 7709S Gvesend 1316200 fast a 110 3 3 4 4 4 4 Notter Stamina Moquette Pins Needle Needle7t96 7t96 Slieepshd 1 18 151 fast 4 104 5 6 6 5 2 O H ShllgFlrestone Dorante Royal Tourist Tourist7PJOS 7PJOS Sheeusa 1 3W 299 tet 2 IOC 1 3 3 2l 23 B SinUa Miss Crawford Darknljcht THE SQUIRE ch g 3 by Prince of Melbourne Homespun T Welsh Weight today 105 77231 Gvesend 118153 fast 4 107 1 2 2 2 2 2i Gilbert Arasee Monfort Tony Bonero 77099 Gvesend 1 18 1531 fast 1110 100 1 1 1 1 ink jn E Dugan Arasee Antaeus Black Oak 77043 Gvesend 1116147 fast G6 99 3 1 1 1 1 is E Dugan Lord Stanhope Saylor Woodcraft 76696 Empire 1 140 fast 4 92 5 3 3 4 U 1 G Burns Royal Tourist Balbns Zienap Zienap7R622 7R622 Empire 1 140 fast 8 93 7 6 6 6 4 4 G Burns Gold Pearl Master Robert Falcada FalcadaROYAL ROYAL TOURIST b c 3 by Sandringham Leisure H P Whitney Weight today 104 77175 Gvesend 118 1511 fast 95 103 3 5 5 5 5 5 GIlbert Angelus Firestone Master Robert 76966 Sheepshd 1 18 1542 fast 21 112 1 4 5 7 7 71E Dugan Ton 76926 Sheepshd 1 1S l51s fast 21 106 3 2 3 3 3 4 E Dugan Fire 76810 Sheepshd 1 1382 fast 1 10S 1 1 1 1 1 1 B Dugan Monfort Tilelng Moonshine HWOOKDALE NYMPH ch m 5 by Meddler Castalia H P WiUney 00 107 77204 Gvesend 1 1S 154 fast 2 112 3 333 2 1 2J Gilbert Danoscara Tilelng ini Lane Allen 7714G Gvesend 1116148 fast 115113 G 7 8 5 5 61 K Dugan Moonshine Spoonor Far cst 77057 Gvesend 118153 fast 75 108 1 1 1 2 2 HE Dugan Pins Needles Danoscara Arclte 769S5 Sheepshd 78126 fast S5 107 3 4 5 5 5 4 Gilbert gaby Wolf Half Severe Ign Arclte 769G2 Sheepshd 61 f l19g fast 35 107 2 11 I2 121 E Dugan Fort Johnson Nimbus Live Wire DANDELION ch h 6 by Hamburp Pansy S C Hildreth Wo A ° ay 77277 Gvesend 1316159 fast 10 100 2 2 2 3 4 4 1 D McCthyAngelus Fair Play n Dorante 77254 Gvesend 1 14 206 fast 31 111 5 2 2 2 32 31 Notter Firestone Killlecrankie Kiiuecrankiernr Far West est 77116 Gvesend 1 14 203g fast 6 105 2 2 2 4 4 41C H ShllgFa rP ay KingJames MasterRobcrt 77042 Gvesend 1 1S 152 fast 41 112 5 3 2 3 2h 3 C H ShilgPriscillian Master Robert Firestone 77018 Sheepsd 1 116 146 fast 21 113 1 4 3 3 3 22 C H ShllgTony Bonero BJonathan Stamina GRETNA GREEN br g 4 by Ben Brush Runaway Girl A Simons ight todav 103 77147 Gvesend 1 1S 154 fast 45 110 1 1 1 1 11 32 Notter WlilpTop m SamHHarris ColWhlte ColWhlte770S9 770S9 Gvesend 1 116 1471 fast 75 111 5 2 2 4 4l 31 Notter Far West Tourenne Don Enrique 77059 Gvesend 1 14 2051 fast 2 108 1 1 1 1 in 2 Notter Bedouin Bad News Trash Trash7C812 7C812 Sheepsd 1 316 2002 fast 7 110 2 4 3 3 4 71 Notter BroJonathan Moquette MasRobcrt MasRobcrtMARK MARK ANTONY II br g 5 by Marco Hampton Lass T Newton W ln ty 110t 74790 Belmont 1 116 1474 hvy 8 120 4 3 3 3 5 4 W Doyle Prlscllllan Berkeley D Arkle 74734 Jamaica 1 116 147 fast 3 108 5 1 1 1 3 3 W Doyle Hessian Superman Castlewood 74521 Jamaica 1 116 l4Si fast 145 120 1 1 1 1 1 1 W Doyle Molesey Zethus Pins ISeedles 74373 Aqueduct 34 1144 fast 135112 8 7 7 6 3l G Burns Jane Swift Bad News Big Ben H P Whitney entry Brookdale Nymph Bar None and Royal Tourist Fifth Race [5th New York] FIFTH RACE 1 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling 50370 138 3 100 LORD STANHOPE b g 4 by Stanhope II Lerete C F Clark Weight toiy 103 77252 Gvesend 1 116 14S fast 8 111 8 9 5 Miller Saylor Mombassa Okenite 77117 Gvesend 1 18 1533 fast 5 108 4 7 G 22 Sweet Bad News Castlewood Saylor 77074 Gvesend 1 1S 154J fast 3 98 1 1 1 11 Crowley Cairngorm LofLangden Golconda 77043 Gvesend 1116147 fast 5 101 2 3 3 3769S7 3 31 2 J Butler The Squire Saylor Woodcraft 769S7 Sheepshd 1 l39g fast 4 113 6 2 3 2s 22 Notter Whip Top Castlewood OrphanLad SAYLOR ch g 5 by Ogden Ilithyia J H McConnick Weight today 103 77232 Gvesend 1 116 148 fast 4 101 1 2 2 2 HI I2 Sumtcr Mombassa Okenite Imitator 77117 Gvesend 1 18 153 fast 7 103 6 4 4 3 41 4 Sumter BadNcws LordStanhope Castlewood 77013 Gvesend 1 1116147 116 147 fast S S7C982 104 4 2 2 2 2 3 Sumter TheSquIre LStanhope Woodcraft Woodcraft7C982 7C982 Sheepshd 61 f 120 fast 15 92 5 777 7 Sumter Spooner Statesman Golden Pearl 76553 Empire 1 116 1484 fast 10 110 2 2 Fell Sumter Comedienne Rockstone C of Arms ArmsDOLLY DOLLY SPANKER br g 7 by Kingston Lady Gay Montpelier Stable Weight today 103 77177 Gvesend 1 116 14SJ fast 95 103 1 2 2 2 2 23 K Ducan Mombassa Malaga Battleaxe 77090 Gvesend Ab34 1101 fast 12 103 6 55 41 3 = 1 E Dugan Director Black Mary Boema Boema7G305 7G305 Saratoga 1 1S411 fast 75 103 332 2 22 4 E Dugan TheWrestler CrackShot GGHall 76054 Brighton 1 116 147 fast 21 109 3 3 3 3 4 4 W Miller Pins and Needles Zienap Spooner MOMBASSA ch f 3 by Nasturtium The Lioness M Kraus Weight today 99 77177 Gvesend 1 116 148 fast 85 104 611 1 I2 I3 Gilbert Dolly Spanker Malaga Battleaxc 77075 Gvesend Ab34 110 fast 7 88 9 8 7 8l 8s Upton LadyWinlfred Adriuche Notasulga 76618 Empire 1 116 1451 fast 8 103 2 1 1 1 2 24 McCahey Gowan Golconda Queen Marguerite 76583 Empire 1 l39i fast 20 101 5 4 4 3 5l 51 McCahey Spooner Arasee Frizette FrizetteCRESSINA CRESSINA b m 5 by Watercress Carina A J Joyner Weight today 10 107 77205 Gvesend Ab34 1101 fast 45 103 5 33 4 W Crowley Queen Marguerite Ida D Biskra 77075 Gvesend Ab34 1101 fast 31 104 6 98 71 7 1 B Dugan LadyWinlfred Adriuche Notasulga 77019 Sheepshd 1 1384 fast 31 100 4 2 1 1 I2 41 H Smith Bedouin Gild Sir Cleges 76923 Sheepshd 61 f 121 fast 3 103 3 3 2 2 2 H Smith TomMGrath Moonshine Chepontuc Chepontuc7C582 7C582 Empire 1 116 14S fast 14 117 3 2 2 2 H 1 E Dugan LaughEyes Beckon Killiecrankle KilliecrankleQUEEN QUEEN OF THE HILLS b f 3 by Knight of the Thistle Clairette R H McC Potter PotterWeight Weight today 94 77256 Gvesend 1 116 149 fast 4 97 1 1 1 1 I1 1 McCahey Chaplet Florence II Putgada 77174 Gvesend Ab34 111 fast 10 94 7 43 3 5 McCahey Shadow Glance Select Raqnel 71E97 Jamaica 51 f 1084 slop 15 108 3 51 5 Brussel Infanta LadyCorinne LotnsBrandt 71527 Jamaica 51 f 107 fast 40 102 6 4 4 4 71G Swain Whip Top Ida D Marian Louise LIVE WIRE b e 3 by Handsel Mother Bunch W W Darden Weight today 104 77232 Gvesend 1 116 146 fast 15 96 6 67714G 6 7 G 62 512 Sweet Golden Pearl Gowan Dorante 7714G Gvesend 1 116 148 fast 12 97 5 4 4 4 41 43 Upton Moonshine Spooner Far West 77014 Sheepshd 61 f 1191 fast 10 119 19 3 45 71 6 R McDanlTom McGrath Nimbus Woodlane 76962 Sheepshd 61 1191 fast 6 108 08 4 47C904 4 4 4 4 C H ShilgBrookNymph FJohnson Nimbus 7C904 Sheepshd 61 f 1191 fast 7 110 3 13 10 S1 6 1C H ShlleRoseben Tom McGrath De Mund ANIMUS br g 4 by Lord Esterling Animoso J Powers Weight today 105 77202 Gvesend 1 1S 154 fast 8 103 343 1 1 1 C II ShilgKilliecrankle Castlewood BIkOak 77117 Gvesend 1 18 1534 fast 10 103 211 G 6T D McCthy BartNews LordStanhope Castlewood 77074 Gvesend 1 18 154J fast 10 98 4 7 7 6 6 1 Wolke LStanhope Cairngorm LofLangfln 76842 Sheepshd 112236 fast 6 103 2 1 1 1 z 3 1 R McDanlMiss Lida Mllford JEMcMlllan 767SO Sheepshd 1 1S 1551 fast 6 103 3 3 3 3 3s I1 J Butler Gnrpple Orphan Lad Killiecrankie OKENITE ch sr 4 by Hastings Orienta E W Heffner Weight today 103 7252 Gvesend 1 116 148 fast 8 103 3 3 3 3 3 3 C H ShilgSaylor Mombassa Imitator ImitatorG 7147 Gvesend 1 1S 154 fast 15 104 4 G 6 G 6 G 5 H SlillgWhipTop SHHarris GretnaGreen 76756 6756 Empire 1 18 1541 fair 1 115 2 2 2 2 2 2 J Butler Sir Toddington 6717 Empire 1 116 151M slop 21 97 3 4 3 3 21 I2 J Butler Dainty Dame Lally The Wrestler 7C63S Empire 1 116 148 fast 12 104 5 1 1 1 7 9 1C H ShllgCampalgner GGHall CoatofArms SAMUEL H HARRIS b h 6 by Sir Walter Lindnla P H Sullivan Weight today 106 77203 Gvesend 118154 fast 4 104 91010 9 72 5 D McCthy Animus Kilhecrankie Castlewood 77147 Gvesend 1 1S 154 fast 10 101 3 2 3 3 2l 2i D McCtliy WhipTop GretnaGreen ColWhlte 75521 Sheepshead 1 1393 fast 20 108 2 6 6 5 12 12 Brussel TheWrestler Rockstone TomDoIan T5197 Gravesend 1 14 206 fast 10 106 854 4 5l 5 E Dugan Troublesome MissLad LStanhope 74935 Belmont 1 141 hvy 12 103 3 5 6 5 5l 3 Garner Rockstone Pontoon Rye RyeIMITATOR IMITATOR b f 3 by Mimic Graziosa J C F Jacoby Weight today 99 77252 Gvesend 1 11G 148 fast 15 102 9844 4h 4 I McC thy Say lor Mombassa Okenite 77060 Gvesend 1 1S 155 fast 75 105 1 1 1 1 I1 1 E Dugan Torenla Dixie Gold Putgada 76948 Sheepshd 1 141 fast G 109 122 2 2 21 W Miller Burgher Anonyma MIrdll 76218 Brighton 1 116 1462 fast 20 103 4 2 2 2 3 4 Musgrve Monocle Trash Greeno GOLCONDA b g 3 by Goldcrest Fond Recollection E Marryatt Weight today 98 77074 Gvesend 1 1S 1541 fast 12 90 5 3 2 4 4l 4j Fpatrick LStanbope Cairngorm LofLangdn 76967 Sheepshd ll39g fast 10 104 336 6 Si 7 1E Dugan Whip Top L Stanhope Castlewood 76S42 Sheepshd 112236 fast 5 96 1 5 4 3 6l 710 E Dugan Miss Lida Milford Animus 76755 Empire 1 1444 fair 6 99 2 4 3 2 21 I5 D McGthyQMarguerite Milford MissDelaney MissDelaneyLAD LAD OF LANGDEN b g 4 by Algol Lass of Langden R E Watkins Weight today 103 77232 Gvesend 1 116 1464 fast 20 94 4 3 2 7 8 S E Martin Golden Pearl Gowan Dorante 77117 Gvesend 1 18 1534 fast 12 105 5 G 7 10 10 10 lBrussel BadNews LordStanhope Castlewooa 77074 Gvesend 1 18 l54i fast 5 101 2 4 3 3 32 31 Leach LordStanhope Cairngorm Golconda 76732 Empire 1 1461 mud 21 108 6 6 6 6 6 6 1 J Bergen Sir Toddington Lally Killiecrankle Sixth Race [6th New York] SIXTH RACE 34 Mile 2yearolds Maidens Special Weights 42G11 l12i XEBEC br g 2 by Hamburg Xela H P Whitney Weight today 105 77070 Gvesend 51 f 108 fast 10 100 2 7 10 10 10 II Smith Ragman Footpad Prudent 77041 Gvesend 51 f 107 fast 8 107 4 7 G 6l 41E Dugan Wallflower Detective Effendl 75144 Gravesend 51 f l07g fast 32 99 2 1 1 33 551 McCahey Rossfenton Blackford MoorlshKinfc MoorlshKinfc7510T 7510T Gravesend 58 1024 slow 3 109 1 2 2 23 2 E Dugan ConnRanger Otogo Moorish King 74955 Belmont 41 f 52i fast 5 109 4 4 4 41 S C Koerner Sandpiper ThePlppin GlidingBelle GlidingBelleLASATA LASATA b K 2 by Solitaire II Bohemian Lass Glenview Stable Weight today 105 77097 Gvesend 51 f 107 fast 40 102 12 12 11 10 1013iCullen LawtonWiggins Ragman Sir John 77044 Gvesend 51 107 fast 12 107 11 13 13 10 9lslCullen Wallflower Detective Effendl Effendl7G9S7 7G9S7 Sheepshd 61 f 120J fast 15 103 8 6 6 6l 613lCullen LawWiggins Sandpiper SThictle SThictle7C909 7C909 Sheepshd 51 f l07i fast 10 102 7 55 31 3 Cullen SumNight Rosslare MldshipEasT GUATEMOTZIN ch c 2 by Mexican Money Box Montpelier Stable Weight today 108 770SG Gvesend Ab34 111 fast 40 95 5 6 7 6l 61 Lang UoyalCapUve Petticoat Fash Plate 77044 Gvesend 51 f 107 fast 40 110 15 15 15 15 12 Creevy Wallflower Detective Effendi 76984 Sheepshd 51 f 1071 fast 30 112 7 777 G lCreevy CountyFair Witch Hour Intervene 76034 Brighton 51 f 1071 fast 50 103 2 898 9lCreevy The Pippin Civita Hpmecrest HpmecrestWeight SENTENTIOUS b f 2 by Dublin Laconic R K Cassatt Weight today 105 77251 Gvesend 51 f 106 fast 30 90 4 444 412 Upton Footpad WiseMason FashionPlate 77223 Gvesend 51 108 fast 30 99 4 3 3 3l 481 Upton Upton7714S Etherial Harlem Maid Mariana 7714S Gvesend 51 f 108 fast 20 103 13 12 9 9 9i iSweet GoldenVIew LadySelina Rosslare 77073 Gvesend 51 f 106 J fast 40 95 7 7 7 7 72 Upton Suffragette Trance Spectatress SpectatressWeight MERISE b f 2 by Masetto Marie Woodlands J F Smith Weight today 105 77279 Gvesend 51 f 1071 fast 30 91 9 6 6 6 5T J Lynch Rosslare Tattling Yank Daughter 77148 Gvesend 51 f 108 fast 30 103 6 76 6l 7i Yorke GoldenView LadySelina Rosslare 77091 Gvesend 51 f 1074 fast 30 95 6 9 7 71 6 Yorko Twilight Queen Merry Gift Opal 76733 Empire 51 f l09i mud 20 102 S 9 S S 8 Yorke YorkeENERGY BofFlightll Nedlim YDaughter YDaughterWeight ENERGY b f 2 by Lissak Villa V R Angarola Weight today 105 77279 Gvesend 5X f l07g fast 40 94 S 11 9 9 9 Crowley Rosslare Tattling Yank Daughter 77148 Gvesend 5J f 108 fast 40 108 10 10 10 10 10 Crowley GoldenView LadySelina Rosslare 77091 Gvesend 5i 1074 fast 50 99 9 11 11 11 10l Crowley Twilight Queen iSlerry Gift Opal 76733 Empire 51 f l03g mud 12 107 9 11 11 11 9 Russell BofElightlL Nedlim YDauchter Louisville Entries and Past Performances for Monday, September 28. Louisville Entries and Past Performances for Monday September 28 WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST Handicapped for a fast track LOUISVILLE ENTRIES For differences in weight add or deduct 5 points to the pound An extra good riders average worth is 3 pounds Racing starts at 215 p m mXRuns XRuns well in mud Superior mud runner runnerFirst First Race 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Allowances Track record 7475S 1124 3 92 Ind Horse Wt Rec A Wt I Hdcp 77119 = Berwick 112 112 4 4125X750 125 77281 = Dainty Dame 109 109112 112J 4 4105X745 105 77207 Wool Sandals 110 113 410S 410SX710 77237 Al Mil Her 100 1128 103 7i5 77208s 7i577208s Halkot 1011144 39SX735 39SX735Second Second Race 1 Mile and 70 Ya ds HyiNiroIilH dsHyiNiroIilH Selling Truck rcfonl 21713 145 3 104 1047720S 7720S Lady Italilur 92 104 a 104X725 77152 SevoriiH 104 X 720 77238 = Dunvigii t 99 X 720 77152 Stono Street 99 713 772S1 713772S1 Kthcl itrr 90X700 772S4 Wine Mwlwnt 101XG75 7G152S Ben Siiliil 104X005 77152 Frank Itlrtl Third Race 34 Mile Mile2yearolils 2yearolils Selling TracU word 7I75S 112J 3 92 77209 Arioneltc 99111 95 95X725 772SO Mr Suwnll 97X720 76034 Enlield 100 710 710SO 7725 Pinion SO X 705 77209 Floreal 97X705 772S Roseburg II 100 XliOO 77234 Mique OBrien 07 XGST 75iOO Battle Fleet 4 6SO 76S44 Sorrowful 94 C50 Fourth Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards 3yearolds Yards3yearolds and upward Frank upwardFrank Fehr Handicap 1000 added addedTrack Track record 24745 145 3 104 104Ind Ind Horse Wt Rec A Wt Hdcp 771223 Kings Daughter 124 142 r 118 X750 771222 Old Honesty 4107X745 4107X7457702T3 7702T3 Lens 4100X745 77200 Darknight 99X745 770011 Lawrence P Daley 3114745 77213 = Terah 105 142J 76734 Plnkola 105 143 771SS Czar 3110X740 77127 = Tom Dolan 771SS2 Polly Prim 110 1491 rll57J5 77208 Lady Baldur 92 154 a 90X735 77207 Haensel 4 102 730 730aiosx7ro 7709S2 Moquette aiosx7ro 77019 = Gild 119 14CS 410SX730 77043 Sea Wolf Fifth Furlongsilyearolds Race 5 12 Furlongs ilyearolds Allowances Track record 74793 105 5 117 1177720G 7720G IRFANEH 110 107S 97X725 97X7257CS78 7CS78 Ethelda 97 700 77007 Alice George 93 75 757517S 7517S Tennessee Boy 90 Ol 5 751569 Miss Hapsburg 97X 0 70733 Be Brief 93 C5 C5Sixth Sixth Race 1 116 Miles Miles4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Selling SellingTrack Track record 74941 1454 3 100 70703 Lady Esther 10G 147 5 105 X 725 725771S2 771S2 Beau Brummel 97 1401 4 9SX720 9SX720772G1 772G1 = Harting 107148 4105X715 772103 Bonnie Bard 105 147J 4 105 X 710 70701 Deacon 110 148 4 100X705 100X7057723S 7723S Tivolini 95 l40j 4 DSXU95 77117 OrphanLad 97147 4105XG90 707433 Mortlboy S7 l4l i 4106OS5 4106OS5The The figures under Rec In above entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance with weight carried since January 1 1900 This time is not necessarily made by a winner It may be the estimated time of a losing performance First Race [1st Louisville] LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED MONDAY FIRST RACE 34 Mile 3yearolds ami upward Allowances 74753 1 12J 1 92 Index Course DIstTlmeTckOdds Wt St i StrFln Jockeys Best Company CompanyBERWICK BERWICK ch o 4 by AllanaDale Miss Gussle T C McDowell Weight today 1 77119 Lexington 31 Il3j fast 2 123 5 4 4 3J 2 J Butler Wool Sandals Ha Iket Skyo IWtk onJrea 7SS V3 ast i2 S 1 l x 1 1 1s V Powers Autumn Flower Howard Shenn i 2I2 Montreal 34 1134 fast 710 123 6 44 31 11 V Powers Lens Botanist Workman iCSIto Montreal 31 1J3J fast 3 1 1 3 2 2 2 V Powers Park Rpw Purslane BotaaUt 105i DAINTY DAME br f 4 by Hand spring My Fair Kentucky J W Ferguson Weight today 105 i l Lexington S4 113J fast S5 107 7 55 51 2H J Butler Merrkk Iarnsrtale Raconteur M Lexington 34 113 fast 1310 104 5 4 3 = lot J Butler WTOvcrton BethGoodwinOrmuz 4 7 2 Empire 34 l15i fair 3 10S 4 5 G 45 lh J Lee Goldproof Al Mnllcr Robin Hood iSJil WrestlerV66io HoodiSJil E nplre 1 116 1518 slop 21 101 5 2 1 1 11 2s K Dugran Ukonitc Lally The Wrestler V66io Empire 34 l12g fast 3 113 Left at the post J Lee Ida I Iloeraa Belle Stromc G604 Empire 34 113 fast 4 111 4 1 2 4i 6 J Lee Don Enrique Biskra Goldproof H Fizer Weight today 103 1 1 I3 J Butler Financier Raconteur Beth Goodwin 2 2S M McGec Heine Goldproof Lady Vie 2 3 r i J Butler DaintyDainc Goldproof RobinHood 2 3J 5X J Butler Magazine Moquette King Cobat 76543 Fort Erie 34 1151 slow 3J 10J 3 24 24HALKET 4 6 6 ° Pickens Lady Carol Alcncon Edcely HALKET br c 3 by Hcno Lena H W Gerst Weight today 98 20S Lexington 1 1418 fast IS 5 102 1444 4 ° i W Cole Lady Baldur Macias Coaster 771 is Lexington 34 1132 fast 2 101 C 05 5 55 3s W Cole Wool Sandals Berwick Skyo 76622 776aC3 Empire 1140 fast 15 95 4 1 2 7 7 7 J J Bergen Gold Pearl Master Robert Falcada 76aC3 45623C Empire 1 140 fast 6 110 2 45 5 G G1JJR McDanlFalcada Tony Honcro Golden Pearl 623C Brighton 34 112 fast 10 IDS 9 99 9 10 10 Musgrve TomMcGrath Nimbus Sal Volatile Page 5 Second Race [2nd Louisville] SECOND RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards 3yearolds Selling 24745 145 3 104 XADY BALDUR b f 3 by Baldur Odalische G W J Bissell Weight today 104 MCGeV7152 12US Lexington 1 l41g fast G 93 2 2 3 2 2l 1042l int M MCGe McGee Macias Halket Coaster V7152 Lexington 1 141 fast S 109 9 4 G 8 5 5 Glasner Darkntght Margaret T Albert M G7S5 Fort Erie 1 116 146 fast 12 90 5 4 5 5 52 2i Deverich MinnieAdams Hanbrldge Kllicott 76705 Fort Erie 1 141 fast 4 107 5 7 8 7 2 in C Ross KcepMoving Giles Canute Maid P Dunne Weight today 104 21 431 Franklin Darknighr Margaret T Albert M 4 = 43 Kennedy Servile Financier Braggadocio 32 3J1 Kennedy Clell Tnrney Pretension Huck JC6GS Fort Erie Im70y 1443 fast 115101 121 1 lh Hucklh 5 Glasner Solon Shingle Mirth Servile 6340 Fort Erie 1 l16l46i fast 2 94 1 1 1 1 I1 ServileI1 11 E Martin Tom Dolan Servile Gllvedear KTJNVEGAN b fr 3 by St Simonian IL Thistlefinch P Kernell Weight today 99 i22S Lexgton 1 11 207J fast 55 U7 3 5 3 2 21 2 Franklin JEMcMIln AlbertM DrLHuffn 1S2 Lexington 1 1 414 fast 25 9SJ 743 4l 4 J Franklin BeauBnimmel Tivolini RedHussar I50 Lexington 7J f 134 fast 35 105 1 5 6 G1 RedHussarG1 5 ° Pickens Ilaensel T Robinson B BrummeJ 6172 Windsor 7S l27g fast 20 104 7 7 7 6ii BrummeJ6ii 67J Francis SenBarrett KAvondale MDelaney 76091 Windsor 1 1S 15S2 hvy 4 SO S 5 7 710 723 j Bergen SchroeMldway Petulant HelenB STONE 99i STREET b c 3 by Longstrect Stoneville C E Hamilton Weight today 99 i 152 Lexington 1 141 fast 25 110 257 fi 7U 6 T Taylor Darknlght Margaret T Albert M M 24 Lexgton 1 116 l47i fast 9 101 S 7 5 G 51 5s Pickens Bonnie Bard Harting Banrida G755 Empire 1 l44i fair 10 102 5 3 7 7 7s 5 Gilbert Golconda QneenMarguerite Milford S23 Latonia 1 11G l16j good 13 105 3 7 S C 6s G T Taylor Mary Talbott Galilleo HosHyphcn 75797 Latonia 1 116 1461 good 22 95 1 6 6 5 2J 2 = J Butler Mlrzcr Miss LIda Bottles ETHEL BottlesETHEL 962S1 CARR ch f 3 by Bannockburn Gertrude Elliott W A Kirwan Weight today 96 Barnsdaleia29S 2S1 Lexington 34 1132 fast 2 93 5 777 7 = 1A Walsh Merrick Dainty Dame Barnsdale Goldess7472l ia29S Latonia 34 116 good 7 92 1 44 3J 7 E Martin Donaldo Alsatian Goldess 7472l Herron4G97 Louisville 34120 hvy 51 97 7 44 4J 3 J E Martin Boserrian Floridaglen Bill Herron 4G97 LouisviHe 34 118 hvy 15 92 7 453 3 Franklin ETShipp ThosCallioun Financier 4225 FGrnds 1 116 148 fast GO 105 G 5 5 5 5 1015JF Burton HostileHyphen WBroom Ed Kane BEN 1047GG2S SAND b c 3 by Ben Brush Sandfly J Griffin Weieht tcday 104 7GG2S Fort Eric 11403 fast SO 102 4 1 2 4 4 413lGlasncr Servile Giles Kinjr Tliistle LittleOsageo745 6592 Fort Erie 1 144J hvy 20 110 1 2 3 5 5Z 5 Pickens Lajeunesse PolarStar LittleOsage o745 Latonia 34 114 fast 21 110 3 5 5 51 3 E Martin E M Fry Hollow Bitter Sir 75646 Latonia 7S 1211 last 25 1C3 2 4 2 2 li I2 Plckeus Hollow Q Daughter Suake Mary MaryFRANK FRANK BIRD ch c 3 by Gotham Messalia W A Hughes Weight today 93 M74SS3 7 152 Lexington 1141 fast 40 107 G 6 4 5 SI 8 Ileidel Darknlglit Margaret T Albert M 74SS3 Louisville 34 115J good 215 104J1G 15 15 14s 1315 T Taylor SHill Meadowbreeze DanDancer 74630 Louisville 1 14 215J hvy 22 110 S S S 8 8 S1J Willms Stone Street Sir Clcgcs Dnnvegan 70020 Latonia 5 12 f 1OS fast 10S 11 11 11 11 101S4V Powers Chulita R C Rann Cloyne Third Race [3rd Louisville] THIRD RACE 34 Mile 2yearolds Selling 7475S l12i 3 92 92ARIONETTE ARIONETTE b f 2 by Cesarion Fonsolette L A Cella Weight todav 95 7720 Lexington 5i f 1OS fast 65 101 1 11 I lh M McGee AliceBaird RosebnrglL MabHenry 77143 Lexington 58101 fast 115101 2 1 1 I2 1s Franklin Jolly Alice Baird White Face 77003 Montreal 34114 fast 12 99 2 11 I1 i I1 Deverich Colonel Zeb Tony W Maxim Gun 76929 Montreal 58 1022 slow 10 110 4 2 3 4J 4 Troxler Pocomoke Personal Sir Alvescot HRS SEWALL b f 2 by Masetto Maltese Cross W A Hughes Weight today 97 772SO 97772SO Lexington 34 1143 fast 5 107 4 4 3 3l 4 Heidel Cordova Aspirin Colonel Blue 77236 Lexington 34 1144 fast 30 110 1 32 21 3 = Heidel Warfield Dr Barkley Aspirin 75S19 Aspirin75S19 Latonia 5J f 1OS good 17 107 3 S 7 6 76 T Taylor Uncle Walter Cowdin Lady Ruby 75669 Latonia 5S 100 J fast 5J 105 6 75608 Latonia 5i f lOSg fast 61 102 12 13 6 61 GJ Glasner Plume Admonish Fair Messenger ENFIELD ch c 2 by Star Shoot Isolee J L McGinnis Weieht today 106 76034 Homecrest7S939 Brighton 5i f l07g fast S 122 G 7 7 7 7 J J Lee The Pippin Civita Homecrest 7S939 Brighton 58 1002 fast 4 103 9 7 7 71 7J Lang Crania Short Cut Hanbnia 75904 Brighton 5i f 1OS fast S 107 4 531 1J Shreve Klllcreen Takahira Chaperon 75842 Brighton 51 f 1OSJ good S5 107 2 344 4 J Lee Rubia Granda Clef Indomitable PINION formerly Holy Mass br f 2 by Buck Massie Holy Bird K Spence Weight today 86 77259 Lexington 34 1112 fast 40 100 1 1 3 75 Tl Hufnagel GHiIfngKclIr MabclHenry Semproni 77119 Lexington 58101 fast SO 97 3 2 2 5l 5 IIufiiaKel Arlonette Jolly Alice Baird r 522 Latonia t S 1003 fast 11 10G fi 9 S S1 S l V Powers JlIReed Admonisli Lillian Ray 75351 Latonia 5S 1012 fast 135 10G 3 1 2 3J 5 J V Powers Admonisli Olive Ely Lady Leota 75301 Latonia 5S l02g good 4 102 4 4 4 G1 12 = Minder HHarwood LadyRuby BuenaVista BuenaVistaFLOREAL FLOREAL b f 2 by Alloway Anyday W H Fizer Weight today 97 72 XI Lexington 51 f 108 fast 20 f7 10 10 S A Walsh Arionette AliceBaird KosebiirxII ROSEBURG II ch c 2 by Hapsburg Florida Rose H McCarren Jr Weight today 100 772S3 100772S3 Lexington fJ f l07g fast S 103 4 05 i 43 Kkirvin Alice IJairtl Harriet Uiiwc Buttons 77209 I exington 5i f 108 fast 50 101 7 22 3s 36i Skirviu Arlonette AIIccBnlnl Mabel Henry 7149 Lexington 08101 fast 35 10310 9 10 9 lls JSkirvin Arionette Jolly Alice Baird 5845 Latenia 5J 1 108 fast 30 110 6 77 41 65 Skirvin OlamJiala Plume Fair Messenger 5744 Latonia 61 f 1OGJ fast 40 110 G 53 3J 3 Sklrvin Je E Bernstein Plume Marshy MIQUE OBRIEN b g 2 by Ingoldsby Barbara Gray C L Sandford Weight today 97 7234 Lexington 51 f 1OSJ fast 10 307 5 10 10 105 10IS Franklin Seinpronium PeterPcnder Whistler 5448 Latonia ir8 101 fast 5 105 9 G G 6l 5s V Powers Admonitor Aspirin Stowaway T39S Latonia 5S 101 fast 81 107 8 9 3 G1 5 E RoMnsonAspirin Ned Cannack Robin Grey 75300 Latonia 5S 100 good 61 1041 7 S 7 S1 G 3Heidel Deviser Michael Angelo Aspirin 75228 Latonia 58 101 fast 225 103 3 2 3 2i 3 = V Powers Rich Reed Rosebnrgll Stowaway BATTLE FLEET b c 2 by Admonition Miss C L Jones Weight today 94 V5300 94V5300 AspirinSORROWFUL Latonia 5S 1OOJ good 25 101 11 13 12 12 = lli iGoose Deviser Michael Angelo Aspirin SORROWFUL b f 2 by Bannockburn Traucr B Schreiber Weight todav 94 76814 Montreal 51 f 1OSS fast 30 10910 12 12 II2 II16 Moreland lloftlicBall SirAlvescot Tlie Earl Fourth Race [4th Louisville] FOURTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards Frank Fohr Handicap 3yearolds and upward 24745 14 KINGS DAUGHTER b m 5 by Ornament Queenlike II T C McDowell Weight today 118 OLD HONESTY b c 4 y Previous Mamie Doyle A J Gorev Weight today 107 77122 Lexington 1 l29f fast 95 107 3 3 a 3 3 2i T Butler TheMinks Macias KingsDaughter 76ilG Empire 1 12 237 slop 7 107 4 2 2 4 4 425JR McDanlBroth Jonathan Moquette Trash 7C640 Empire 1 18 1512 fast 12 110 1 4 5 5 5 Gl R McDanlPinkola Frizette Bad News 76602 Empire 1 1402 fast 12 10S 2 5 G G 6 G l J Lee Jack Atkin Tileing Zienap LENS br p 4 by Star Shoot Queen Dixon P Dunne Weight today 100 770S 100770S Montreal 1 1383 fast 4 108 5 2 2 2 3 321 V Powers Goes Fast Clell Turnev Zipango 76970 Montreal 34 113 fast 12 113 3 2 1 lh 2 J Nicoi Berwick Botanist Workman 7G849 Workman7G849 Montreal 34 l13i fast 85 110 4 2 10 10 8 Nlcol ChiefHayes JnbileeJugtins Mirth 7C741 Mirth7C741 Fort Erie 34 I12i5 fast 2 110 4 2 2 2i 1 Nieol Lady Anne St Jeanne Lady Carol DARKNIGHT blk g 3 by Plaudit Eliza Belle W J Young Weight today 99 772CO 99772CO Lexington 7J f 1332 fast 910 IOS 7 7 1 C 2J I1 A Walsh MargaretT AgnesWood Huerfano 77152 Lexington 1 141 fast 175 109 8 7 2 15 I2 A Walsh Margaret T Albert M Severus 77121 Goldproof7G9C7 Lexington 34 113 fast 16 103 7 10 S 61 6 T Taylor Heine Al Mnller Goldproof 7G9C7 Sheepshd 1 l33g fast G 110 4 4 4 7 7 S18 J Butler WhipTop LStanhope Castlewood 76008 Slieepsd 1 31G 200 200it fast 3 98 2 2 2 2 3 3 E Martin Miss Crawford Monfort TERAH b c 3 by Abo Frank Charm E A Brennan Weight today 105 77213 Toronto 1 141 fast 2 100 4 3 22 2 V Powers W II Carey Ethon Oxford 77157 Toronto 1 141 fast Oxfordfast 910 IOS 343 2 1J I2 V Powers Ontario Colonel Jack Fernando 7712S Toronto 1 14 206 fast Fernandofast 30 104 7 788 S 8 S 6 5 i T Rice Bniiiiiet Cave Adsum WIICarey F6703 Fort Erie Im70y l42g fast WIICareyfast C 105 7 7 6 4 32 22 F Burton KiiiKsDuiighter GoesFast Minot Minotgood 7W11 Fort Erie 1 116 147 good 3J 102 222 2 I1 I1 V Powers Go Goes Fast Cave Adsum Tom Dolan LAWRENCE P DALEY blk c 3 by Lissak Eva Dinsmore F Cook Weight today 114 77001 Montreal 1 1S l53i fast S5 118 2 3 3 3 iJ Nicol Czar Dennis Stafford Glaucus 76932 Montreal 34 1112 slow 135 122 3 3 3 41 35 Nicol Botanist Magazine Cooney K 76865 Montreal 1 1401 fast 12 117 622 2 2 32 Nlcol Martin Doyle Czar Seismic 76760 Fort Erie 34 112J fast 1 115 5 554 = 42J Nicol Royal Onyx Alencon Superstition PINKOLA ch ir 3 by Pink Coai Wyola W H Fizer Weight today 114 76734 Empire 1 116 152 mud 1 120 3 3 3 3 11 I4 J Butler Zienap Don Enrique 76659 GretnaGreen7C640 Empire 1 18 154 slop 5 105 3 3 3 3 4h 1 J J Butler FrankGill KingJames GretnaGreen 7C640 Empire 1 18 151J fast 2J 97 2 2 2 2 11 1 J Butler Frizette Bad News Spooner 110771RS CZAR b c 3 by Uncommon Livadia J Griffin Weight today 110 771RS Ontario7712S Toronto 1 11G 149 fast 1 109 4 3 1 1 li I1 V Powers Polly Prim Reidmoore Ontario 7712S Toronto 1 14 206 fast 8 103 2 5 4 4 9 6 Kennedy Bouquet Cave Adsnrn W H Carey 77004 Montreal 1 18 153J fast 45 108 1 2 2 2 2i 11 V Powers DennisStafford LPDaley Glaucus 76894 Montreal 1 1S 152 fast G5 111 1 1 1 1 2 2i V Powers Bouquet Dennis Stafford StaffordTOM TOM DOLAN b c 4 by Joan Bereaud Marshetta J W Kay Weight todav 100 77127 Toronto 1 18 154 fast 25 103 7 1 1 1 lh 2 Deverich LadyMartlia Reidmoore PofCastile 77023 Montreal 1 13SJ fast 15 10G 4 G 7 7 72 G J Bergen Goes Fast Clell Turney Lens 76933 Montreal 1 1S 156 slow 35 101 2 1 1 1 1s I10 Deverich Zipango Chanfonte Schr Midway 76SG3 Montreal 1 1S 155 fast 2 102 3 2 2 1 2 21 Kennedy ZIpango Besterling Lally 76792 Montreal 1 1S 153 fast 8 103 6 5 5 4 o3 6s J W Mhy Martin Doyle CaveAdsum Inferno POLLY PRIM br m 5 by Pirate of Penzance Kosmo J R Wainwrighf Weight today 115 77188 Toronto 1 116 149 fast 41 115 2 4 5 5 4i 21 Kennedy Czar Reidmoore Ontario 77128 Toronto 1 14 206g fast 12 309 8 C G 5 71J10141F Burton Bouquet Cave Adsum W H Carey 767S5 Fort Erie 1 116 l45jf fast 65 113 1 1 1 1 I1 I1 F Burton The Minks Servile Monsignor 76G6G Fort Erie 1 116 146J fast 3 108 4 4 3 3 25 I1 F Burton Czar The Minks Reidmoore HAENSEL br c 4 by Resolute II The Crawfish W Gerst Weight today 1C2 77207 Lexington 34 113J fast 5 107 1 5 4 3i 41 W Vile WoolSandals Honest HannlbalBev 77KO Lexington 71 f 134 fast 7 106 4 1 1 1 I1 H W Cole TRobinson BBruiiimel Washakie 77121 Lexington 4 1132 fast 45 107 8 75 4J 51 W Cole Heine Al Muller Goldproof 77m Goldproof77m Lexington 34 1132 fast 90 101 3 67 7 7 i A Walsh Heine Al Mnllcr Goldproof MOQUETTE b c 3 by Ben Holladay Ruction G Wood Weight today 108 7709S 1087709S Gvesend 1 316 200 fast 2i 103 4 1 1 1 24 2n C H ShilgStainina Pins Needles Monfort 769S6 Monfort769S6 Sheepshd 1 12 237g fast 25 100 1 1 1 1 I1 23 J Butler Bedouin Cairngorm 76812 Sheepsd 1 316 200g fast G 97 8 5 5 5 31 21 Upton BJonathan MRobert TonyBonero 76735 Empire 34 1154 mud 10 101 6 7 6 G 22 Yorke Magazine King Cobalt Arasee 7G71G Arasee7G71G Empire 1 12 237 slop 12 96 2 1 1 1 I1 2 E Dugan Bro Jonathan Trash Old Honesty GILD br g 4 by Giganteum Alcyone II J D Lagan Weight today 103 77 J9 Sheepshd 1 13S fast 3 9S 3 1 4 4 42 2U J Butler Bedouin Sir Cleses Cressina 76874 Adriana76S13 Sheepshd 78 127 fast 2 115 4 4 4 4 2 3J C H ShilgBlaek Mary Miss Alert Adriana 76S13 Sheepsd 1 116 145 fast 2 103 111 1 lh 2 C I ShlleSea Wolf Trasli Lord Stanhope 76539 Saratoga 1 1392 fast 65 105 3 1 1 1 I I1 C H ShilgAlanda Fancy Polly Watts WattsSEA SEA WOLF b f 4 bv Meddler Sea Nymph J D Lagan Weight todav 115 7 M3 Gvesend 1 116 147 fast 4 HO 1 5 5 5 5 5 Notter The Squire Lord Stanhope Savior 7CSGI Sheepshd 1140 fast 65 113 1 2 2 2 lh 1 C II ShilgBadNews Black Oak GlIdingBeUe 7GS13 GlIdingBeUe7GS13 Sheepsd 1 116 143 fast 2 IOS 3 2 2 2 2 m K Dusan Gild Trash Lord Stanhope 75S16 Stanhope75S16 Sheepshd 1 1S l52j fast 5 109 1 3 3 3 4l 5iE Dugan Grapple Tourenne Sailor Girl Dead heat heatL4DY L4DY BALDUR b f 3 by Baldur Odalischo G W J Bissell Weight today 90 9077li8 77li8 Lexington 1 141 fast G t 2 2 3 2 21 ink M McGee Marias Ilalket Coaster 77152 Lexington 1 141 fast S 109 J 4 fi S 5l 54 Olnsner Durkniglit Marsiret T Albert M M767S1 767S1 FortErie 1 116 14 fast 12 90 t 4 T 5 f2 21 Deverich Minnie Adams Hanbrllge Elliott 7670 I t Erie 1111 fast 4 107 r 7 S 7 1 C Itoss Keep Moving Giles rimiii Haiti Fifth Race [5th Louisville] FIFTH RACE 5 12 Furlongs Syearolda Alloxvanceq 770 1 10ri 0ri 5 117 117IRPANEH IRPANEH b f 2 bv Mesmerist La Cheviot W Grater Weight today 07 07TTOC TTOC Lexington 5 1072 fast 24 110 1 1112 1i A Walsh Cordova CrvstalMnW GI lingIelo lingIeloY7I2S Y7I2S Ktflnst011 58101 fast 1 110 4 1 1 1 IliliM CrysMald WIIlowIliiuiP IlarKowc IlarKowc7G71 7G71 F Grounds 38 382 hvy 32 113 1 23 21 Nicol Mtirse Alie Mrs Sowull HamBov ETHELDA ch f 2 by Ethclbert High Society G Wood vJIBhrt ty 7 TCSTS Sheepshd fJ f 1082 fast 15 lot 9 3 9 9 9 iUpton Clvlta BlrdofFliglitlL L WIsKlns 76549 Empire 54 f 1072 fast 12 107 1 344 4lUpton Etherlal Ragman Homecrest 75625 Sheepshd 58101 fast 4 110 7 22 2i 55 Shreve Melissa Taboo The Pippin 75203 Latonia 58 1014 fast 4C 106 7 66 G2 6 T Taylor Transform Serenade Light Note ALICE GEORGE br f 2 by Sain Yokohama B Schroiber Weight today 95 95MHcnry 77007 Montreal 5S 1003 fast 20 107 G 55 63 5J C Ross MHcnry Hawkslight Kir AlveseoU 76913 Montreal 5i f 106 fast 50 91 C 44 4 1010JC Ross Eliza Harwood Arondaek Quantlco 76SB2 Montreal 5J f 1OSR fast 30 105 7 10 10 10 SS5 Pickens Joe Galtens Aralia Jolly 76791 Montreal 5S 100 fast 15 104 6 54 S4 7 Jas Hogg HoggTENNESSEE Stromeland Marse Abe Theo Cook CookWeight TENNESSEE BOY ch c 2 by Juvenal Eradicator W Gerst Weight today 96 c7S Latonia S 102J good 6i 100 2 3i 53iJ Butler Anne McGec Sempronl Romp 5126 Lalonia S 101 fast G5 105 2 G1 55i Heidel W A Leach VonBuelow RoseburgH 7EOS5 Louisville 4J f 53i fast 1310 100 3 2U 2J Pickens EHarwood FrchCook WALeach 75010 Louisville 41 f 533 fast 12 104 3 3J 3 Heidel Ironbound Anderson Von Buelow 74964 Louisville 58 100 fast 1310 107 2 I2 I4 Heidel ChHamllton LIghtBlue OHIckory MISS HAPSBURG ch f 2 by Hapsburg Miss Eon H McCarren Jr Weight today 97 977fC69 7fC69 Latonia 5S 1COJ fast IS 105 1 G 7 10Z 10JSkIryln Mrs Scwall Serenade The Missus Missus7E60S 7E60S Latonia 51 f 108 fast 40 105 11 9 12 9J 132IJSkiryin Plume Admonish Fair Messenger Messenger7i473 7i473 Latonia 5S 1011 fast 8 105 4 89 3l 11 J Skirvin Olive Ely Char Hamilton Chalice 75128 Latonia 45 f 54 fast 110 100 5 5 66 6 Skirvin Anne McGee Ethelda Alice AliceBE BE BRIEF ch e 2 by The Commoner Brief M Goldblatt Weight today 93 76738 Fort Erie 5S 1001 fast 25 102J11 11 11 11 11 F Burton Emperor William Cowdin Rainay 76643 Fort Erie 58 1012 fast 15 107 8 5 5 SJ 9iTroxler Hank Automatic Scantling Sixth Race [6th Louisville] SIXTH RACE 1 116 Miles 4yearolds and upward Selling 74941 145 3 100 LADY ESTHER b m 5 by Lord Esterling Miss Alice P H Jones Weight today 1C5 76763 Fort Eric 1 1S 1521 fast 32 106 2 1 1 1 1 I5 V Powers Bitter Hand Qttagga Arrow Swift 7C70G Fort Erie 1 11G 146 fast 910 106 1 3 5 2 2 J 2s V Powers DrLHuffman Ar Swift LMartha 7GG6S Fort Erie Im70y 144 fast 135 103 756 5 6J 41 Deverich Solon Shingle Mirth Servile 76317 Fort Erie 1 316 2002 fast 2 103 1 2 1 1 2J 2l Kennedy TomDolan SolonShingle Holscher HolscherBEAU BEAU BRUMMEL b fr 4 by Star Shoot Diioletta John Marklein Weight today 98 98771S2 771S2 Lexington 1 1414 fast 1110 104 2111 14 I1 Pickens Tivolini Red Hussar Dunvegaii 77150 Lexington 7 f 134 fast 4 106 6 4 4 G 31 32 J Butler Hacnsei T Robinson Washikic WashikiciGSBS iGSBS Montreal 1 1S 155 fast 40 104 1 1 1 3 5J 7101F Burton Zipango Tom Dolan Besterling 76313 Montreal 1 1401 fast 30 107 2 4 4 3l 34 Pickens Belmere Huck Marlposa HARTING b g 4 by Hermence Susan Jane W A Hughes Weieht today 105 77261 Lexington 1 140J fast G5 102 2 2 2 2 2 2 J Butler Heine Mary Orr Meada 77154 Lex gton 1 18 1534 fast 2110 102 311 1 1 in J Butler JBMcMiln Bellevw DrLHnffu 77124 Lexgton 1 116 l47g tast 21 107 1 2 2 2 2l 21 Heidel Bonnie Bard Banrida Red Hussar 75720 Latonia 7S l27g fast 13 105 8 11 11 7 6J 5lu Benson Deuce Convolo Canopian 75672 Latonia 1 1401 fast 75 107 3 7 S 7 6J 6 Benson Director Pretension Lady Esther EstherWeieht BONNIE BARD b g 4 by The Bard Fluid W J Young Weieht today 105 77210 Lexgton 1 116 147 fast 30 104 3 11 1 li 3 A Walsh Mattie Mack Bonebrake Belleview 77124 Lexgton 1 116 1471 fast 70 105 2 1 1 1 I1 1i A Walsh Hartinc Banrida Red Hussar 7CG99 Empire 1 116 1472 fast 15 106 G G G 5 5 5s E Dugan Rockstone Miss Lida Geo G Hall 7661S Empire 1 116 l45g fast 7 IOS 444 4nt 513JE Dugan Gowan Mombassa Golconda T6370 Saratoga 1 l44g slop 30 105 3 1 1 1 J I2 E Dugan Golconda Colonel White TCalboun TCalbounWeight DEACON b c 4 by Alloway Mallow C V Mueller Weight today 106 76761 Fort Erie 34 1134 fast 15 112 S 9 11 10k 910 Pickens LittleMinnie Giles MollleMontrose 7660J Fort Erie Im70y 146 good 10 11010 7 7 9 10 10 Troxler LaFayette GolfBall DrLHuffman 76547 Fort Erie Im70y 1484 slow 6 107 5 3 5 6 S S15JPickens Belmere Servile Gambrlnus 7G434 Fort Erie 1 116 1541 hvy 12 105 4 3 1 1 2 32i Pickens PickensTFVOLINT Minot Prytanla Mortiboy MortiboyWeight TFVOLINT ch g 4 by Mirthful Flower Dellis L A Cella Weight today 98 7723S Lexgton 1 14 2074 fast 6 85 S S 7 7 7l 7 714 M McGe McGee JEMcMillan Dnnvegan Albert M 771S2 Dunvegan7GS19 Lexington I l S fast 18 99 5 7 7 4 2l 2s M McGee BBrummel RedHussar Dunvegan 7GS19 Montreal 1 140 fast GO 107 7 8 S 8 710 728 C Ross Belmere Huck Beau Brummel 70573 Fort Erie 1 1S 2023 hvy 30 105 5 4 4 4 610 o C Ross Estella C Lady Martha Holscher 7G547 Holscher7G547 Fort Erie Im70y 14S4 hvy 40 104 7 8 8 8 7s 4J C Ross Belmere Servile Gambrlnus GambrlnusORPHAN ORPHAN LAD blk j 4 by Fatherless Eostre J D Lagan Weight today 105 77117 Gvesend 1 1S 153 fast 12 103 11 11 10 7 5l 55 C H ShilgBadNews LordStanhope Castlewood 7G967 Castlewood7C7SO Castlewood7G967 Sheepshd 1 l39g fast 6 113 1 S S 9 6J 410 C H ShKgWhipTop LStanhope Castlewood 7C7SO Sheepshd 1 1S 155 fast 3 103 2 2 2 1 1 3Ti C II ShilgAnimus Grapnle Killiecrankie 76460 Saratoga 7S 1291 hvy 10 103 6 6 6 5 3l 49 Maderia Sanguine J C Core Monocle MonocleMORTIBOY 106iC743 MORTIBOY b c 4 by Albert Counterbreeze Mrs M Goldblatt Weight today 106 iC743 Fort Erie Im70y 143 fast 15 110 4 2 2 4 41 3l ° Kennedy Chalfontc Geneva S Lord Dixon 76509 Fort Erie Im70y 1522 hvy 5 110 4 2 5 6 52 78 V Powers Helen B La Fayette Camille 76434 Fort Erie 1 116 l54g hvy 2J 107 5 1 2 3 3h 43J V Powers Minot Prytania Deacon 76201 Fort Erie 1 116 l49g good 6 107 5 1 1 1 21 2J V Powers TomDolan Washakie AMcDonald How Hildreth Won A Harlem Purse.: Knew the Horse That Beat Gonfalon Was Not the Yearling He Bid On. HOW HILDRETH WON A HARLEM PURSE PURSEKnew Knew the Horse That Beat Gonfalon Was Not the Yearling He Bid On DIscussing the value of a picture of a horse as a means of recognition the Cincinnati Enquirer says with truth There are many turfmen wno can tell the real from the false picture at a glance In fact some men identified with the turf can recog ¬ nize a horse which they have not seen in some years After n horse has been shown at a track and has either raced or worked it is pretty hard to conceal its identity Blankets and bandages may be put on Irnl stilt some of the rail birds would be able to toKJMlt KJMlt It ItBut But the men that possess this family of being able to recognize a horse the second time seen uro not so plentiful that a ringer cannot be slipped through nt some time or another anotherThat That has happened liefore and will happen again In spite of all the vigilance exercised by the pad ¬ dock judges and Qther officials officialsSam Sam Hildreth the wellknown horseman and trainer Is one of the few that never forgets a horse that he has looked over carefully and the proof of tliis is a little affair that came off In 1902 at the Harlem track in Chicago This meeting preceded the Washington Park meeting and many eastern stables were on hand getting ready for the big American Derby Henry Ziegler shipped his great threeyearold Hermis there and along with him some horses that he had purchased abroad being part of a lot that Gene Leigh took over overOne One of the number was a bay colt named Luke Ward by Luke Blackburn Maud Ward He started on June 1 and won at 20 to 1 He won easily and Sam Hildrctlis horse Gonfalon was second Tluits the Incident but the doings came later when the discovery was made that Luke Ward dirt not run lit the race but that the horse that started was Xcw York II by Sir Modred Memento The stewards of the Western Jockey Club thereupon ordered the purse returned and it was given to Hildreth It also penalized the horses barring them from starting again during the year 1902 Mr iegler and his trainer were held blameless in the matter and that closed the incident incidentThe The cause of the mixup was the mixing up of the tags attached to the horses either in putting them on lioard of the vessel bound for America or after they arrived in New York Both Luke Ward and New York were bay colts and both three years old and the handlers who did not know one from the other made the mistake Mr Ziegler and his trainer Hughes had no chance of knowing anything about tliis and for that reason the error was accepted as an unintentional one and the two men were exonerated by the turf officials officialsThat That it was discovered at all was due to Sam Hildreths wonderful memory for horses It seems he bid on Luke Ward when he was sold as a year ¬ ling tiiree years before and when he saw the horse lit the paddock marveled over the wonderful change that the colt had made since he saw him at the sales salesAfter After the race he thought he might buy the nag and just to convince himself as to the change of appearance on the part of Luke Ward he visited the Ziegler barn After looking over the nag he declared that the horse was not Luke Ward and a protest was tiled It did not take Ions for the otlicials to ascertain that snch was the case when the registration papers of the two horses were ex ¬ amined aminedIt It can be seen from this that Sam Hildreth does know a horse though it is claimed that when lie paid J Marklein a big price for the twoyearold Tom Cogan at Memphis he thought he was buying one named Dr Walker Racing Dates For 1908-9. RACING DATES FOR 19039 International Fair Association San Antonio Texas TexasSeptember September 26 to October 10 Fair Grounds 13 13days days Queens County Jockey Club New York N Y YSeptember September 2S to October 3 Aqueduct C days TriState Fair Memphis Tenn TennSeptember September 2S to October 7 9 days Louisville Racing Association Louisville Ky September 28 to October 17 Douglas Park 18 18days days Hamilton Jockey Club Hamilton Ont OntSeptember September 20 to October 10 Hamilton 11 days Oklahoma City Racing Assn Oklahoma City Okla OklaOctober October 1 to October 10 Fair Grounds 9 days Spokane Interstate Fair Assn Spokane Wash WashOctober October 5 to October 10 Fair Grounds C days Virginia State Fair Richmond Va October H to October 10 C days Westchester Racing Association New York N Y October 5 to October 17 Belmont Park S days Fort Worth Fair Association Fort Worth Texas TexasOctober October S to October 1C Fair Grounds S days State Fair of Georgia Atlanta Ga GaOctober October S to October 26 Fair Grounds 1 days National DCOctober Horse Show and Racing Assn Bcnning DC October 12 to October 17 Denning G days State Fair of Texas Dallas Texas TexasOctober October 17 to October 31 Fair Grounds 115 days Empire City Racing Association Yonkers N Y October 19 to October 24 Empire City G days Latonia KyOctober Jockey Club Latonia Ky October 19 to November 14 Latonia 24 days Maryland Jockey Club Pimlico Md MdOctober October 24 to November 7 Pimlico 17 diys Metropolitan Jockey Club New York N Y YOctober October 20 to November 4 Jamaica 9 days Shreveport Fair and Racing Assn Shreveport La November 2 to November Fair Grounds days New California Jockey Club Oakland Cal CalNovember November 7 lKS In Mav 1 IKVl 151 days Beaumont Racing Association Beaumont Texas TexasNovember November J to November 14 Fair Uroumls il ildays days Houston Racing Association Houston Texas TexasNovember November t In November 21 Fair Grounds 12V 12Vdays days Los Angele Racine Association Arcadia Cal Meeting opens November 26 Santa Anita Park Washington Jockey Club Washington D C CNovember November 16 to November 28 Benniug 12 days Cuban Racing Association Havana Cuba CubaDecember December 1 1908 to January 31 1909 Almeii Almeiidares dares track Florida State Fair Association Tampa Fla FlaFebruary February 3 1909 to March 31 1909 Important Stake Dates 1908-9. IMPORTANT STAKE DATES 19089 Woodmere Stakes Auucduct L I Sept 23 23Bellerose Bellerose Stakes Aqueduct L I Sept Stonybrook Stakes Aqueduct L I Oct 1 1Babylon Babylon Handicap Aqueduct L I Oct 2 2lEdgemere lEdgemere Handicap Aqueduct L I Oct I Matron Stakes colts Belmont Park N yOit X Xj j Uurricana Stakes Belmont Park N Y Oct S I Jerome Handicap Belmont Park N Y Oct 7 7Matron Matron Stakes fillies Belmont Park N YOct S New Rochelle Stakes Belmont Park N YOct S fBrook Cup Steeplechase Belmont Park N Y0ct 10 10j j Nursery Handicap Belmont Park N Y Oct 10 10Manhattan Manhattan Handicap Belmont Park N YOct 10 Municipal Handicap Belmont Park N YOct 10 Corinthian Open Steeplechase Belmont BelmontPark Park N Y Oct 12 12Raiicho Raiicho del Paso Stakes Bclmout Park N NY Y i Oct 12 12Harbor Harbor Hill Cup Steeplechase Belmont BelmontPark Park N Y Oct 14 14Champagne Champagne Stakes Belmont Park N Y Oct 11 11Autumn Autumn Meadowbrook Steeplechase Belmont BelmontPark Park N Y Oct 13 13Hunter Hunter Handicap Belmont Park N Y Oct 15 15Raniapo Raniapo Handicap Belmont Park N YOct 15 Champion Steeplechase Belmont Park N Y0ct 17 White Plains Handicap Belmont Park N NY Y Oct 17 17Belmont Belmont Park Autumn WelghtforAge WelghtforAgeRace Race Belmont Park N Y Oct 17 17Rennert Rennert Stakes Pimlico Aid Oct 2i 2iCountry Country Club of Pimlico Stakes Pimlico MdOct 27 Pimlico Autumn Steeplechase Pimlico MdOct 31 31Walden Walden Stakes Pimlico Md Nov Baltimore Brewers Handicap Pimlico Md Nov B BOpening Opening Handicap Oakland Cal Nov 7 7Oakland Oakland Handicap Oakland Cal Nov 14 14Pomona Pomona Handicap Arcadia Cal Nov 14 14Vernon Vernon Selling Stakes Arcadia Cal Nov 21 21Monrovia Monrovia Handicap Arcadia Cal Nov 2U 2UThanksgiving Thanksgiving Handicap Oakland Cal Nov 20 20Crocker Crocker Selling Stakes Oakland Cal Dec 5 5Garvanza Garvanza Handicap Arcadia Cal Dec 3 3PacificUnion PacificUnion Handicap Oakland Cal Dec 12 12Santa Santa Anita Handicap Arcadia Cal Dec 1 1Glcndora Glcndora Handicap Arcadia Cal Dec 1 1Sacramento Sacramento Handicap Oakland Cal Dec 19 19Christmas Christmas Handicap Oakland Cal Dec 25 25Holland Holland Cup Arcadia Cal Dec 2 2Hollywood Hollywood Handicap Arcadia Cal lec 25 25New New Year Handicap Oakland Cal Jan 1 1Rose Rose Selling Stakes Arcadia Cal Jan 1 1Alhambra Alhambra Handicap Arcadia Cal Jan f fFollansbee Follansbee Handicap Oakland Cal Jan 0 0Andrew Andrew Selling Stakes Oakland Cal Jan II IICalifornia California Handicap Arcadia Cal Jan Hi HiLissak Lissak Handicap Oakland Cal Jan 2 2Los Los Angeles Oaks Arcadia Cal Jan 2 2Burns Burns Handicap Oakland Cal Jan fl flCovina Covina Selling Stakes Arcadia Cal Jan 30 30Palace Palace Hotel Handicap Oakland Cal Feb G GVentura Ventura Handicap Arcadia Cal Feb G GGunst Gunst Stakes Oakland Cal Feb 13 13Los Los Angeles Derby Arcadia Cal Feb 13 13California California Derby Oakland Cal Feb 22 22Norfolk Norfolk Handicap Arcadia Cal Feb 22 22California California Oaks Oakland Cal Feb 27 27Woodlawn Woodlawn Stakes Arcadia Cal Feb 27 27San San Gabriel Stakes Arcadia Cal March G GWaterhouse Waterhouse Cup Oakland Cal March G GColin Colin Stakes Arcadia Cal March ii iiUndine Undine Stakes Oakland Cal March 13 13Thornton Thornton Stakes Oakland Cal March 2 1 1Bell Bell Stakes Oakland Cal March 27 Gcbhard Handicap Oakland Cal April Foreign Stake Dates, 1908. FOREIGN STAKE DATES 1908 Jockey Club Stakes Newmarket 1 34 miles Oc ¬ tober 1 1Rous Rous Memorial Newmarket 58 mile October 2 2Prix Prix du Conseil Municipal Paris 1 12 miles Oc ¬ tober 4 4Imperial Imperial Produce Plate Kempton Park 34 mile October 9 9Duke Duke of York Stakes Kempton Park 1 14 miles October 10 10Champion Champion Stakes Newmarket 1 14 miles Oc ¬ tober 13 13Cesarewitch Cesarewitch Stakes Newmarket 2 14 miles Oc ¬ tober 14 14Middle Middle Park Plate Newmarket 34 mile Oc ¬ tober 1C 1CGatwlck Gatwlck Stakes Gatwlck 1 12 miles October 20 Surrey 20Surrey Stakes Gatwick 7S mile October 21 21Samlown Samlown Foal Stakes Sandown about 1 14 miles October 22 22Cambridgeshire Cambridgeshire Stakes Newmarket 1 1S miles miles October 2S 2SDewhurst Dewhurst Plate Newmarket 7S mile October 29 29Liverpool Liverpool Autumn Cup Liverpool 1 34 miles November II CliMtorflflil Nnrvry Ilule Derby 7S milt No ¬ vember 11 t tDerby Derby Gold CUP Derby 1 3t miles November 13 13Manchester Manchester November Handicap Manchester I 43 miles KoveuiUff i Page 6 Gravesend Racing Statistics. GRAVESEIMD RACING STATISTICS The Brooklyn Jockey Clubs nutunm meeting at Gravesend which opened September 14 and came to a close vesterday embraced twelve racing days and during that time seventvJwo races eight of thon steeplechases were decided and the total distribu ¬ tion in stakes and nurses was RTiU H This money wont to eightyseven owners thirtytwo of whom won COO or more each with T Hitchcock Jr at the bead of the list A Ielmont second and II 1 Whitney third as follows Owner 1st 2 1 3d id Amt Amti T Hitchcock Jr JrA i S nro A Belmont nro34S5 34S5 H 1 Whitney J Rowe O M Odom S C Hildreth 7 W Colt S Emery J E Madden T Welsh H K Vingut J K Widener J Sanford Oneck Stable Newcastle Stable Southwell Stable T iMurphy J Powers I J Hainey T II Williams W S House V A Forsythe H 15 Duryea O Hak D G Johnson J S Hoy C K Clark J II McCorinick M It Sch wart 7 T L Watt W T McOivncy J L MeCinnis Angelus with 3750 to his credit heads the list of 110 moneyearning horses of which the following thirtythree won 0 K or more each Horse HorseAngelus 1st 2d 3d d Amt Amto Angelus 2 O 0 7 o Suffragette 2 0 0 G50 G50O Kair Ilay 1 1 O 2COO Trance 0 2100 Joe Madden The Squire Irlscillian Waterspeed Peter Quince Juggler Arasee Uayonet Fashion Plate Besom Fltz Herbert Thistledale AVallllower Ida D Firestone Law ton Wiggins Pirate Ironsides Master Robert Westbury Ragman NymphDe Brookdale Nymph De Mund Royal Captive Lord Stanhope StanhopeFar Far West Wise Mason Select Ioseben The stakes decided during the meeting were as followsKlatlands follows Klatlands Stakes September 14 Fashion Platel150 Occidental Handicap September 14 Iriscillian 1871 1871llayshore llayshore Stakes September 15 Besom 1150 1150Willow Willow Handicap September 1C Suffragette 1400 Culver Handicap September 17 Peter Quince 1400 Seabreeze Stakes September IS Tim Squire 1150 Hitchcock Steeplechase September 15 Thistle dale 11J50 11J50Junior Junior Champion Handicap September 1 Suf ¬ fragette 2230 2230First First Special Handicap September 10 Fail Play 2250 2250Itrookwood Itrookwood Steeplechase September 21 Water speed S50 S50Oceanview Oceanview Handicap September 22 Angelus 1875 1875Hollv Hollv Handicap September 23 Trance 1400 1400Sr Sr culation Stakes September 24 Arasee 1100 1100Kings Kings Highway Steeplechase September 20 20Bayonet Bayonet 1150 1150Prospect Prospect Handicap September 26 Joe Mad ¬ den 1400 1400Oriental Oriental Handicap September 20 Angelus 1S75 1S75The The percentage of winning favorites was very high for the twelve days of racing as the following rec ¬ ord will show showNumber Number of days 12 12Number Number of races 72 72Winning Winning first choices S SWinning Winning second choices 10 10Winning Winning outsiders IS ISWinning Winning at oddson 11 11Defeated Defeated at oddson Percentage of winning first choices 5 C II Shilling scored the riding honors for the twelve days of racing with lifteeu winners and a percentage of JEi The total amount of money he won for the various owners he rode for was 12140 The record of the jockeys riding at the meeting is sis follows followsJockey Jockey Mts 1st 2d 3d Unp IC ICC C II Shilling 4 15 4 8 10 Ci CiNotter Notter r S 11 7 8 12 20 20K K Dugan J7 10 4 20 27 J Lee D McCarthy McCahey Gilbert Sumter Crowley Hilton Sweet Ural Yorko Cullen J Butler If Smith K Martin The following jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names and linished third or better but did not ride a winner SdUnpLang Jockey Mts 1st 2d SdUnp ISJ Lang 2 0 1 4 IS J Lynch 4 0 i ° W Miller s 0 W Doyle Holmes Herbert 0 0 1 Leach 4 0 0 1 Marstors T TShrevc Shrevc The following jockeys bad mounts to the number opposite their names but were never in the money1 money1Ashenden Ashenden 1 Brussel 2 Creevy 1 Clausen il Carter 1 Fitzpatrick 1 Iuerst 2 Fox 1 Gar ¬ ner 1 L Johnson 2 Jensen 2 P jvelly 1 C L Miller 4 Mercado 1 R McDaniel 0 W Taylor 1 Wolke 1 C Ross 1 McKinney beads the list of steeplechase jockeys with three winners and a percentage of AH The record of the steeplechase jockeys is as follows followsJockey Jockey Mts 1st 2d 3d Unp PO McKinney POMcKinney 7 1 0 411 411J J Lynch ii 1 0 0 07 07W W Allen 1 1 O 0 O 100 100McAfee McAfee 1 1 0 0 0 100 100Davidson Davidson 5 1 21 1 20 20The The following steeplechase jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names and finished third or better but did not ride a winner winnerJockey SdUnpM Jockey Mts 1st 2d SdUnp M Henderson 5 0 r rDonohue Donohue 5 0 L LDupee Dupee 2 0 1 0 1 1Kelleher Kelleher 0 0 1 f TOBrien 3 0 0 1 The following steeplechase jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names but were never in the money moneyHuppe Huppe 1 Higgins 1 Palmer 1 Sampson 1 W G Wilson 1 1A A J Joyner who bandies the horses for H P Whitney sent the greatest number of winners to the post during the meeting The record of the trainers is as follows followsBooker Booker S T 1 Midgeley W R 1 Blakeley A G 1 ilcGivney W T 1 1Colston Colston R 1 McConnick J H 1 Daly M 1 Odom G M 4 4Gardner Gardner F E 1 Peters E 1 1Hildreth Hildreth S C 2 Patterson K 1 1Hayward Hayward W Jr 2 Price II 1 1Huggins Huggins J 1 Rowell H E 1 1Hurley Hurley W 1 Riddle H C 2 2Hynes Hynes J 2 Rowe J 2 2Hoy Hoy J S 1 Respess J B 1 1Hak Hak W J 1 Smith J I 1 1House House W S 1 Spence W H 3 3Hyland Hyland J J 2 Schlosser J 2 2Joyner Joyner A J 1 Smith J I 1 1Karrick Karrick W H 1 Starita F 1 1Lewis Lewis J H 2 Welsh T Murphy T 2 Weir F D 1 1Miller Miller J 1 AVinslow D T 1 1Madden Madden J E 5 Woodford D 1 Marshall S S 2 Walker W Four new track records were made at the Graves end meeting just closed at j furlongs 1 1S miles 1 MO miles and 1 14 miles and the records of the track are now Dist Horse AWt Date Time 12 Civil Service 110 May 20 1SOO 4Si 4 12 f Golden Age 2 115 May 20 1 00 55 55Tonicum Tonicum 2 105 May 0 IJIOO 55 55Water Water Color 2 115 June 7 1100 55 CiS Feme Sole i iO September 2C 1901 5JS 5 12 f Fashion Plate2 100 September 14 100SlOi 100SlOiTrance Trance 2 IIS Septembers 10081001 10081001Ab34Pr Ab34Pr Hmburgu 122 May 25 1007 lOSs 4 Mcehanus 4 107 June 1 1900 l18i l18i7S 7S Jim Douglas S 107 September G 1SSC12S 1 Dinna Ken Ill May 25 1007 l3Si l3Silm0y lm0y Fried KruppS 02 May 24 1902 144 Francesco 85 June 11 1902 144 144Grapple Grapple r 100 June 10 1907 l4t 1 11G Ormondale t 120 June 9 1900 1453 1 1S Angelus 10 September 22 lOSl51s lOSl51sI I 31G Angelus 5 107 September 20 19081 59 1 34 Fair Play 122 September 19 190820 1 12 Ballot 315 September 28 19072312 19072312Abl Abl 4 Hrstbourne 3 US September 19 1903259 19032591G5 1G5 feet short shortHurdle Hurdle Races 112 Nuto 5140 September 13 1000248 134 Big Gun 5137 June C 1902 3123 4lHAb2 2 Bluer 5 13S September 20 19003 4lH Ab2 1S Premier 0 134 June 13 1S99 340 2 12 Midgley 4 15S October 3 1890 455 455Steeplechases Steeplechases SteeplechasesAb Ab 2 Garterknot 5 140 September 17 inOfi350 inOfi350Locked Locked Out 4 130 September 19 1907350 1907350Ab2 Ab2 12 Tbistledale 7 102 September 19 1908443 Lexington Racing Statistics. LEXINGTON RACING STATISTICS The total distribution for the thirtysix races de ¬ cided during the seven days of the Kentucky Asso ¬ ciations fall meeting at Lexington was 10150 This money went to llftythree owners twentyseven of whom won 200 or more each eachOwner Owner 1st 2d 3d Amt AmtW W J Young 5 O 1 1105 1105A A Baker 2 1 O 535 535M M Young 1 1 490 490W W Grater t 2 1 0 475 475L L A Cella 2 1 O 4GO 4GOt t Straus 2 0 0 425 425W W A Hughes 1 2 1 400 400Hughes Hughes Bros 1 2 4 350 350J J W Ferguson 1 1 0 335 335I I N Prewitt 1 0 1 325 325R R K Lewis 1 O 1 315 315C C J Long 1 Z 1 295 295P P J Millett 1 1 0 275 275W W Gerst 1 O 2 2 2R R II Anderson 1 1 1 200 200W W II Fixer 1 1 0 250 250B B Vincent 1 1 0 235 1 H Nichols 1 1 0 255 7 J Flannigan 1 1 0 235 235John John Murkloin 1 O 1 tr trG G W 1 Blsscll 101 1115 1115W W F Schulle 1 O 0 100 100K K T Ryan 1 0 0 i00 H Patterson 1 0 0 200 200J J C Milam 1 0 0 200 200J J II Lesli 1 0 0 200 200J J II Baker 1 0 0 200 200The The number of moneyearning horses was sevenly sevenlysevtu sevtu of which the following thirtyone won 200 or inoii each eachHorse Horse 1st 2d 3d Amt AmtWool Wool Sandals 2 0 0 S 500 500Jeff Jeff Bernstein 0 500 500Jleine Jleine 2 0 O 425 425JKirknisrht JKirknisrht 2 0 O 425 425Arionette Arionette 2 O O 425 425JInrting JInrting 1 2 O iS5 iS5Ilalntr Ilalntr Dame 1 1 0 3T 3TCrystal Crystal Maid 1 1 31 31The The Minks 1 O 300 300Cordova Cordova 1 1 O 2 2W W T Overton 1 1 275 275J J E McMillan 1 J Irfaneh 110 2 2Alice Alice Baird t 1 1 200 200Al Al Muller 1 1 0 250 250Bonnie Bonnie Bard 1 O 1 240 240CMattle CMattle Mack 1 1 O 235 235Jady Jady Ethel 1 1 0 235 235Harriet Harriet Howe 1 1 O 235 235Beau Beau Brunmiel 1 0 1 22i 22iHiivnsel Hiivnsel 1 O O 225 225Semproni Semproni 1 0 0 200 200Smnproiiiiiui Smnproiiiiiui 1 0 O 200 200Natasha Natasha 1 0 0 200 200Mcrrlck Mcrrlck t 0 0 200 200Miss Miss Sain I O o 200 Lady 200Lady Baldur 1 0 O 200 Huerfano 200Huerfano 1 0 O 200 200Gilding Gilding Belle 1 0 0 200 200areiv areiv 1 O 0 200 200Warllcld Warllcld 1 0 0 200 200The The percentage of winning favorites was very high or the seven days of racing as the following record will show showNumber Number of days Number of raws 3ts Winning 3tsWinning first choices 37 Winning 37Winning second choices n Winning nWinning outsiders s Winning at oddson 7 Defeated at oddson 4 4Percentage Percentage of winning first choices 47 47The The record of the jockeys riding at the meeting was as follows followsJockey Jockey Mts 1st 2d 3d Unp PO POA A Walsh 10 4 4 14 I IJ J Butler C fi 1 M McGee JT 4 7 5 1 1Pickens Pickens l 4 C 4 li Heidel 21 5 4 11 14 14Glasner Glasner 1 W Cole 12 1 0 0Skirvin Skirvin 17 1 0 j m n Hufnagel 20 1 0 2 17 OT OTFranklin Franklin 21 1 1 1 IS 05 05The The following jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names and finished third or better but did not ride a winner winnerJockey SdUnpJohn Jockey Mts 1st 2d SdUnp John Hicks O 1 1 1T T Taylor 12 0 2 1 F Cole 4 0 0 1 a aFarrow Farrow 0 0 0 1 The following iockejs had mounts to the number opposite their names but were never in the money moneyBlacklock Blacklock 2 D Coleman 4 Dishmon ° James Hicks 2 T Johnson 1 Lovell 0 Millett 2 Woodson 3 The record of the trainers sending winners to the post during tin seven days is as follows followsBrooks Brooks K P 1 Milam J C 1 1Baker Baker J H 1 Marklcin John 1 1Blutc Blutc J 1 Nichols J II 1 1Baker Baker A 4 Oots II 2 2Christy Christy L 1 Patterson C T 1 1Kverman Kverman J 1 Rothert J S 1 1Fizer Fizer W H 1 Kodegap J 2 2Flannigau Flannigau J J 1 Stubbs E 2 2Ferguson Ferguson J AY 1 Vitatoe I 1 Grater W 2 2Hughes Hughes J T 1 1Lewis Lewis W 1 Darknight Tho iMinks and John E McMillan made new records over the Lexington track this year and the marks of the old course are now the following followingDist Dist Horse AWt Date Time 12 K Daughter 2 105 May 3 1905 473 4 12 f Alyth 2 113 April 28 1900 54 54GS GS Boxara 2 102 April 2S 190G 1OOJ 5 12 t James V 4 117 May 3 1D05 105 34 Colloquy 3103 September 14 1907112 19071127S 7S Couvolo 4104 September 16 1907120 7 12 f Darknight 3108 September 25 190S133A 1 The Minks 5 107 September 19 inOSla ii ImSOy Prince Lief 2 95 November 19 1895144 1895144lm7Oy lm7Oy Irish Chief 3 100 May 9 1S92 140 1 11G The Minks 4 112 September 21 190714Ci 1 1S Halina 3117 May 2 1895 152 1 31C Highflight 5 10S October 20 1SSG201 1 14 JKMeMillau4 100 September 24 lOS207 112 Tom Bowlins4 104 May 11 1874 234 1 I5S Ten Broeck4 10S September 9 1875 249 J 134 One Dime 3 100 September 12 1S79305J 1 fiS Ten Broeck3 05 May 12 187G 334J 2 18 Aristides 4 10S May 10 187G 3451 2 12 Aristides 4 104 May 13 187G 427 4272TS 2TS Ten Broeck4 104 September 10 1S7C 458 J JHurdle Hurdle Races Racesll4 ll4 Partisan 4 130 November 26 lS9G235i Pari-Mutuel System In France.: Inventor Oller Tells of His Device to Treasurer Applegate of Louisville. PARIMUTUEL SYSTEM IN FRANCE Inventor Oiler Tells of Ilia Device to Treasurer ApplcRato of Louisville Louisville Ky September 20 H C Applegalc treasurer of the Louisville Racing Association has returned here from a trip to Paris liis mission abroad being personally to interview Joseph Oiler the inventor of the parlinutiiel method of wagering on races which was revived in America by tho New Louisville Jockey Club at its meeting last spring at Churchill Downs A return to the French system after a lapse or many years aroused keen interest and it has since been the subject of wide comment ranging from praise to condemnation So confident nre Messrs Charles W Grainger presi ¬ dent of the New iLouisville Itacing Association and M J Winn the general manager and vicepresident of that organization that the method will prove the salvation of the speculative end of the turf that they never have wavered in their opinion Because of this firm attitude they assigned Mr Applegate to pay a visit to Oiler in order that lie might thor ¬ oughly ncqualnt himself with every detail of the system systemApplegate Applegate experienced no difficulty in locating Oiler in Paris It is related of the Inventor of the parimutuels that he is one of the most popular clever and enterprising citizens of the capital In addition to operating a mammoth establishment for printing parimutuel supplies he owns and operates race courses and is the promoter and manager of several theatrical enterprises At eightythree Oiler is alert and active In business He is a small man with hair and beard of snowy whiteness and dark bright eyes Oiler eyesOiler said to Applegate I recollect Louis ¬ ville Ky because I sent some machines there in 1SG7 I am glad that the people of America are showing concern in my method It is the only way to bet and the history of betting in France shows it Every year the parimutuels handle about 100 000000 and the public is satisfied When vou hear some one criticizing thb parimntnels usually there is a selfish reason for it Prior to ISG2 the French wagered among themselves for the reason that there was no public system Over in England however the bookmaker flourished I devised a sort of a lottery plan whereby the numbers of the various horses in a race were shaken Up in a bag Each holder of a ticket in tbe pool drew a card The person who held the number of the winning horse took the pool the aggregate of the stake less ten per cent commission to the pool seller Since a bettor had no option in selecting a horse I realized that a system was needed to do away with the lottery feature and afford the speculator an oppor ¬ tunity to use his judgment Meanwhile the book ¬ makers were swarming over from England and were getting a foothold in France In 1872 I introduced the parirautuels It was a struggle between the mutuels and the books until 1875 when the Associ ¬ ation of Racing Societies was formed Bookmaking had reached its golden age Then ensued a reign of scandal attributed to the bookmakers The wave of protest resolved itself finally into a storm and the accusation came from all sides that the bookmakers were corrupting the turf Probably such charges were in a majority of cases unfounded nevertheless they grew and had their effect The ministry united with the press and the government suppressed book making in 1SS7 1SS7The The government through the famous Loi Riot teau legalized my machine which as tlie world knows reigns supreme In France And what have that variable and elusive quality morality the more concrete Puritanism and those wiseacres whose pas ¬ sion is to stop gambling gained Simply this That from five millions staked yearly at the Oiler machines the same public now Invests during the same period over 250000000 francs at the govern ¬ ment parimutuel booths Truly a magnificent change changeOiler Oiler telephoned for liis nephew and before long the gentleman arrived in an automobile and whisked his American guest over the boulevards of Paris to various race tracks and then to the printing house conducted by M Oiler and Alexander Oiler his Inother located at Pnteaux on the banks of the Seine nearly opposite the Longchamps race course Here millions of parimutuel tickets are printed and every kind of stationery used in connection with the system is prepared Everything is prepared in duplicate so that If an accident occurs In transmis ¬ sion another set of tickets is ready for immediate dispatch In collection with the Importance of printing the tickets it may be stated that the Societe dEncouragement prints its own tickets for Longchamps and Chantilly This printing house is at BoisColomhes a suburb of Paris One hundred men work there The Oilers print the tickets for Auteuil MaisonsLaflitte and St Ouen For each of these meetings 5000000 tickets arc used The Oiler printing bouse is magnificently equipped and affords employment to several hundred crsons crsonsMr Mr Applegate made an investigation relating to the totalizator which shows the various amounts staked on horses as the hotting progresses He as ¬ certained that In 1807 Oiler had with M Leon Sari the late manager of the FoliesBergeres as ¬ sisted by Gamier the famous clock maker in ¬ vented the totalizator This machine not only totalized the sums but it also did all the calcula ¬ tions and after deducting the percentage showed on a special dlnl the return on the winning and placed horses The machines were attached to the back of great charabancs o i every race track in France These belonged to the Agence Oiler and each year the takings of this concern amounted to an enormous sum Then the finish of the totalizator was brought about by the government It will not sanction a mistake no matter its size conse ¬ quently the work of perfecting a totalizator is still in progress Oiler progressOiler in the meantime devoted his marvelous in ¬ ventive powers to making a selfreckoning ticket ticketThe The ticket is printed on the commonest kind of paper The large figure replaces the date of the month The amount of units is indicated showing the investment on the horse This is at the foot of the ticket Not content with this simple and marvelous contrivance Oiler places on every voucher a reference number that completely safeguards the racing societies from forged tickets ticketsThe The French government has a wonderful system too growing out of the parimutuels Its repre ¬ sentatives settle with the track management iind they insist on promptness and accuracy Eight per cent is the amount taken from the grand total Half of this goes to the jockey club The remainder is expended in maintaining charitable institutions How closely the agents of the government keep an eye on the game is demonstrated in the handling of men detected handbookincr Offenders of this kind are sentenced to serve from one to four years 1n prison prisonTreasurer Treasurer Applegate profited by his contact with Oiler and others identified with the manipulation of the parimutuels and the experience will be util ¬ ized in operating the system at Louisville LouisvillePresident President Grainger and VicePresident Winn will insist on giving the mutnels a complete trial and this will lie done at the Douglas Park autumn meet ¬ ing which opens next Monday for a run of eighteen days As the best horses in training in the west will compete and for the reason that all Louisville race meetings are well attended it Is certain the management says that splendid sport will mark the season throughout The presiding judge will be Charles F Price Mr. Croker Tells Of Unfair Treatment. MR CROKER TELLS OF UNFAIR TREATMENT TREATMENTLondon London Eng September 20 Richard Crokors Orby winner of tho 1907 English Derby has finished 1 his racing career and will begin his stud life next season Orby will stand at Carrickmines a branch of the Croker establishment at Glencairn at a fee of 4SO He will be visited by an approved list of twentyfive inares inaresSoon Soon after Orby won the Epsom classic be went wrong in the legs and though he was several times reported to be in form he never placed another big bracket to his name nameRichard Richard Croker has complained in a letter to the London Sporting Life of the treatment the paper is according him in racing matters mattersHe He points out that since the appearance of his race horse Rhodora paragraphs have frequently been inserted In this paper giving unfavorable ac ¬ counts of her condition The nccuracv of the re ¬ port says the letter Is shown in the fact that the inare has won more than 35000 in stakes stakesMr Mr Croker also protests against the publication of a telegram alleged to have come from his trainer which he says was forged in which it was stated that Rhodora would not likely run in the Cam ¬ bridgeshire Stakes MY METHOD GETS THE MONET MONETI I bought all the systems offered for over ten years and lost big money on them I finally made a discovery that solved the problem of beating the races with small capital at Handbook Poolroom or Track I offer to reveal the secret to you that enabled me to recover my losses and to become independent I have the goods and if you want to win take my ad ¬ vice and send for my method It is practical easy to play and certain in results Sent by return mail upon receipt of M O or Special De ¬ livery 5 Address AddressWM WM H SUTTON Chemist 1021 West 25th St Los Angeles Cal Turf Exchange ExchangeYPSILANTI YPSILANTI MICH TRAINS LEAVE MICHIGAN CENTRAL DEPOT Detroit Detroitt t 1OO and 14O p m Saturday October 3 3AND AND ANDTuesday Tuesday October 6 6our our DOUBLE SPECIAL will RO at Hamilton This is at the tail end of the Canada meeting and were coins1 to try to slip a couple of good ones over on them before they close We will let you have BOTH of these specials for 2 O Q T TkSLS kSLS W T Foti ON OUR CANADA WIRE OR DAILY 2HORSE WIRE so he sure to send in a separate subscription for them GET IN EARLY to avoid being shut out PARK ROW 85 WON REIDMOORE Scratched ScratchedWas Was Yesterdays Daily 2Horse Wire iROSSLARE 2l WON Was Yesterdays Torm Special SpecialI I MONDAYS FORM SPECIAL I SPECIALI No 917 in Book 72 72iTHE iTHE STANDARD TURf GUIDE GUIDERoom Room 212 19 Dearborn Street Chicaro ChicaroYesterdays Yesterdays SPECIAL LOST All subscribers are entitled to our guarantee of 2 Canada Wires free FIRST ONE GOES TUESDAY AT HAMILTON EYNOIDS 6 CO FORMERLY OF CHICAGO 1 24 Yonge Street Arcade ArcadeTORONTO TORONTO CANADA CANADATERMS TERMS S500 WEEKLY Our One Best Bet Record at woodbine woodbineSATURDAY SATURDAY MARTIN DOYLE 115 Won WonFRIDAY FRIDAY COLONEL JACK 45 Won WonTHURSDAY THURSDAY PLEASE 91 Won WonWEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY ETHON 65 3d 3dTUESDAY TUESDAY ARONDACK 710 Won WonMONDAY MONDAY STROMELAND 65 Won WonSATURDAY SATURDAY BELMERE 51 Won WonWe We have a long shot for the opening day at Hamilton next Tuesday that will Ret tho money Send mail to our Toronto office I FRED CRANE 0 the only man who ever had 14 straight win ners and save them to clients while he was training horses is ready to create another A sensation by naming two horses which he knows are certain to win I know they will be two straight winners J oant see a chance for them to lose the first starts startsWEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30TH 30THThis This horse will ocen your eyes with both A speed and price Should be 101 or better J JFIVE FIVE DOLLARS for the two horses and I will return the money if one of the two does not win V Registered mail express or money order do it now I want to know you 4 I FRED CRANE I ROOM 202 280 BROADWAY I NEW YORK CITY TUESDAY 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