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Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, November 29, 1908 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1908 drf1908112901 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, November 29, 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] VOL. XIV. TXO. 287. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1908. PRICE 5 CENTS Favorite Stays at Post: Don Enrique Sulks and Refuses to Start in Oakland Feature FAYOBITE STAYS AT POST, DON ENRIQUE SULKS AND REFUSES TO START IN OAKLAND FEATURE. Deutschland Defeated by Billy Pullman Anna L. Daley Scores at Kcr First Attempt Adverse Legislation Not Feared. San Francisco. Cal.. November 28. Hon Enrique, recent coiKiucror of tin chief Inrf celebrities in training lien-, including Do'rantc. created a sensation today liy refusinjr to start in the feature race being left standing at tlie, post. Butler rode Klii-son's heavily backed gelding and both liorse anil rider were unready at the barrier. It was a clear case, however, or a sulky horse and this trait, common to his sire's progeny, was betrayed in the favorite's preliminary gallop, (ieneral Thomas McGregor, r. S. A., an honored guest in the press-stand, remarked on Don Enrique's mean looiis when going to the Kst. Despite free use of his whip and spurs. Butler was unable to make him budge for a seemingly interminable time. When he finally got to going, the others were nearly a half mile in the lead. Pursuit therefore was unavailing and he only cantered the journey. Cressina outbroke and outpaced ber four remaining contestants decisively. W. T. Overton. Tony Faust. Frank Flittiior and Miiford ran throughout' in Indian lile and finished as named. Another incident of the running of a line card "was Strike Out's runaway or a mile before the start. His regular rider. Holmes, had been discarded, but lie was too big a handful for the diininu live Upton and went around the track at top speed. A coup would probably have materialized but for this. The victorious debut of Anna L. Daley marked the first appearance of Fred Cook's colors- on the coast in six years. The -winner was a well-hacked public choice and her success very popular in consequence. S'chreiber's Sainvoko was nearly left and failed to get up in :i phenomenal effort. A pair of grand lookers in llaunab Louise and Hosevala participated ami displayed brilliant speed, but were palpably short and will surely reverse this running later on. Deutschland, backed into hot favoritism, succumbed under his his wob'lit to his younger, lightly -weighted opponent, I'.illy Pullman, in the third race. This stallion will soon be racing against a dozen or more of ids progeny. Mr. Schreiber's coining two-year-olds by Deutschland are said to bo wonders. Boas s-prcadeagled bis opposition in the opener, ridden by jockey Alliert Walsh. This lad again distinguished himself in the last race. K. Sullivan also rode two winners. Cressina and Mabel Hollan i'er both froln K. J. Ramsey's stable. Kcogh scored on the resurrected El lord, while I). McCarthy took the remaining 'Winning mount on Hilly Pullman. Glorious weather prevailed. The track was still cuppy and comparatively slow and dillicult. still favorites maintained their ascendancy, accounting for half of the card. Senator Gus Ilartnian, one of the biggest men politically in the state of California, and an out spoken champion of thoroughbred racing and clean sport of all kinds, was a visitor at Oakland this afternoon. The senator said that the coming iegis lature anight possibly, though very improbably, enact a few mild and reasonable restrictive laws governing racing. It is a very line lot of liberal-minded men composing the present senate and assembly, and people in favor of the sport liave positively no fear of adverse legislation. Winter racing in California means millions of dollars to business interests throughout the state every six mouths, besides1 incalculable tienefits derived from the enormous advertising the state derives through its race meetings. Twenty-nine Iooks reported at the new cut-in. Ambrose Dunn and the St. Lonls Club being absentees. All of P. T. '.Cliinn's raters have been shipped south, which leaves W. II. Spence without a stable to train. Give Up at New Orleans GIVE UP AT NEW ORLEANS. New Orleans. La.. November 2S. Racing at the Louisiana Driving and Racing Club's balf-inile track was suspended this afternoon and there will be no further attempt to nice. Manager Jack Loyacano stated that the three-days meeting had cost the club about $10,000. They had put up all purses and other expenses and they would be out that much on the venture. He declared that it was impossible to race in New Orleans under the Locke law with the antagonistic sentiment that exists here. I'licy had believed they could earrv on a ninety-days meeting successfully and had gone to beavv expense in preparation, but the people would not attend without bookmaking and betting features. Therefore, after seeing a few hundred stragglers enter the gate today, where there should have been thousands on a Saturday afternoon, the management threw up the sponge and decided to quit. Most of the horses that were here will lie shipped to El Paso. Texas, although some will go to Havana ami California. William Murray, manager of the El Paso race meeting, is here and he lias secured the bulk of the stock and talent for the western circuit. This puts an end to any attempt at racing in New Orleans this whiter. Neither of the two big tracks will make any effort to open their gates. Route Respess. a large stockholder of City Park, left last night after severay days' conferences here, fully satisfied that it would be impossible to hold any races this year. Wheatcroft Leases Woodburn Farm WHEATCROFT LEASES WOODBURN FARM. Lexington. Ky.. November 2S. Irving II. Wheat-croft today leased from William Simms for one year 350 acres of Woodburn Farm. Spring 'Station, and Monday morning will remove the stallions Cesarion. Yorkshire Lad and 130 mares and weanlings from McGrathiana Farm. Next year the stallions and mares will be shipped to British Columbia. Mrs. Algernon IDaingerfield was severely scalded while in a bath at the home of her father. Colonel Henry iDuncan, this morning and is now in the Good Samaritan nospital. Mr. and Mrs. Daingerfield had made preparations to return to Now York tomorrow. John S. Offutt of Meadowthorpe Stud, who sold all his thoroughbreds In -the sale this week, lias lmught a farm in Oklahoma and will leave for his new state next week. The Kentucky Farmer and Breeder, edited for the past four years by .Tonett Shouse, today was sold to Id. B. Shropshire, who will publish It at Louisville as a live, stock and farm paper, discontinuing the thoroughbred horse department to which it was chiefly devoted. Recent Canadian Acquisition RECENT CANADIAN ACQUISITION. Montreal, Que.. November 28. Sea Horse II.. champion' thoroughbred of New Zealand, and as well known in Australia and England as he is in the United States, has leen secured by the Canadian Notional Bureau of Breeding, and will be brought to Montreal. He was foaled In New Zealand in 1S9G. and is by Nelson, which- wort the Auckland Cup of $5,000 three times. Nelson was in training seven seasons. He started sixty-five times, mostly in stakes, and was first twenty-three 'times, second eighteen times and third six times. His dam's sire. Goldborough. was one of the greatest stake winners in Australia, and on his dam's side he has two crosses of Fisherman, the world-famous Australian liorse, which won no less than seventy races. , i Creditable Record of a Two-Year-Old Half-Brother to M'chesney : . CREDITABLE RECORD OF A TWO-YEAR-OLD HALF-BROTHER TO M'CHESNEY NEWCASTLE STABLE'S B. G. 2. WISE MASON. BY SEMPR0NIUS MANOLA MASON. For the reason that he is a half brother to McChesney the performances of Wiso Mason were of more Ihan ordinary interest to those Chicagoans who but. a few years back were in the habit of deeming the miglily white-faced chestnut able to cope successfully with apy race horse in the land.. It cannot be said that Wise Mason raced up to the standard of his famous half brother, but he ran well and may show great improvement as a three-year-old. McChesney himself was beaten many times when a two-year-old. running unsuccessfully in nine races before lie finally achieved his first win in a purse race at Hawthorne. He afterwards developed into one of the greatest race horses of bis time and. in the way of a family characteristic, it may be that Wise Mason will emulate his example. He made his debut in a selling race at Brighton P.each, July 17. and ran fourth to Rubia Granda, Lady Selina and Arionette. at live furlongs in 1:03?. In his next attempt be improved over this showing by winning a purse at five and a half furlongs in l:07jU with 110 pounds, defeating Arondack, 101; 0. U. Kid, 102, and two more. Then he ran unplaced nt the same distance to Etberial, Sententious and Ruble, but was unlucky and pocketed. Moving over to the Empire City track, lie won at his first start, defeating (.rania, Arondack, Ragman and ten more at three-quarters of a mile .in l.:12j. a very creditable display of speed. In another purse race at the same track be won from Personal. Tom Hayward and three others, at five and a half furlongs in 1:0S with ease. Then, in the valuable Knickerbocker Handicap, for two-year-olds at about, three-quarters of a mile, he ran fourth to Dick Roller. Erbet and Footpad. He carried 115 pounds to 112 on Dick Roller. 100 on Erbet and 11!) on Footpad and was barely lieu ten out for third place. On the second day of the Gravescnd autumn meeting Fitz Herbert defeated him by a head at five and a half furlongs, run in 1:07J. Madman was third and three more unplaced. In his next race lie defeated The Gardener, County Fair, Dandy Dixon and Mauviette easily at the same distance in 1:07?. Then Footpad, carrying 100 pounds to his 111. beat him by three-quarters of a length in 1:00. with the good colt Fashion Plate, third. At the Aqueduct fall meeting he won his only stake race, the Bellerose. at three-quarters, in which be was first In a cauter in 1:10. with The Gardener second and Spellbound third. Witching Hour and Law I on Wiggins running unplaced. His only other winning race after that was for a purse at Empire City. October 21, for which lie was a 1 to 0 favorite, and won at three-quarters pulled up in l:i:B. witli Garland second and Siskin third. His last race of the year was at Jamaica, October 31, and in this he was second to Waponoca. beaten a length and having up lis pounds to 113 on the winner. His record for the year and pedigree are as follows- Year. Sts. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Unp. Won. 100S 1 G -1 1 G $3,110 ( Rataplan 5 The I5arn. f" Blinkhooliu J J Pocahontas. ,IT, , I Queen Mary 5 Gladiator. r Wisdom D.ofPlcnip'nt'y. I I ( Stockwell J The Baron. . - I Aline.. J 1 Pocahontas. I I Jeird'Esprlt J Flatcatcher. r Sempronius. . . . -I . , ( Extempore. i, ' i f Lord Clifden i Newminsler. f Hampton. 1 'rlic Slave. o ' , I I Lady Langden i Kettledrum. g Hamptonia - I Haricot. 'A I , , Thornianby -I Melb'neorW'dh'd. - ' ' I A- Hawthorne. 8 2 Feronia j 5 "55 j Woodbine Stockwell. go-! . . , . . ( Honeysuckle. fa . ( Oxford i Birdcatcher. to tt - , f Sterling ( Honey Dear. " r ' " j Whisper Flatcatcher. 3 r Top Gallant... J . ' ( Silence. 8 - . Adventurer p.?i1UStCr' - I ' I alma. h Sea Mark.. " Life Boat- ") Sei Gull Manola Mason. J ' Wild Cherry. , Blair rtliir Albol Atbni Stockwell. fGlenAthol j j Blink Bonny. I Katherine M... J j ' Grcf-i Munt- Voltigeur. FIwcr- 1 Oliver Wner. ( I Betsy Hunter 1 , , I MI ffifeiatt. Substantial Earnings of L. A. Cella's Horses : ; SUBSTANTIAL EARNINGS OF L. A. CELLA'S HORSES 4' : : One of the most successful of the western stables of this year was that owned bv L A Cella It developed nothing of the highest class, but was formidable in useful two-vear-olds and Its record was as follows: iJ101-5.0' A.?CV . I'edigrce. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Uno. Won. 'Yionetle ?. fjpsanon lonsoletle 4L 13 (i 7 15 SC.Gll All Red , 2 Star Ruby Allanettc 25 5 2 "7 11 1000 Ben Strong -1 Ben Strorae Georgia Kinney 11 o 2 3 0 '300 Conville 4 Dieudonne Gualala 15 2 1 0 12 745 Canada 3 Fatherless Eolide is a 2 4 10 L210 Console 2 Sir Dixon Fair Penitent 7 0 2 1 4 170 Divorcee (dead) 3 Ben Stroino Broken Vows 13 2 0 1 10 G50 Fore 2 . Cesarion In Front 13 4 1 2 6 4 200 Gerrymander 2 Gerolstein Felonia 11 1 0 4 G '415 Hyperion II 5 Mazagan Van-a-Clar 20 0 0 S 3 5 O0G Irrigator 2 Nasturtium Fertile 30 4 3 4 10 2 535 Inela ;.. 2 Toddington Allena , 0 1 2 1 5 880 La Souer 3 Ben Strome Manola Mason 8 0 0 1 7 25 Lady Leota 2 Voter Dovecote 20 1 4 11 14 77G Marse Abe 2 Yankee Halo 24 10 4 -1 9 7 000 Miss Strome 4 Ben Strome Old Miss 30 5 S 8 9 2 072 Mondella .... 3 Carlton Grange Cambric 8 2 1 1 4 905 Rustle 3 Russell Lady Louise 22 3 7 4 S 1 0G5 Sea Swell 2 Cesarion Nydia 16 S 2 1 5 4 070 Sue "Wolf 2 Cesarion Harnv 9 2 0 0 7 775 Tod ; 2 Sempronius Ethelinda II 12 0 2 3 7 3S0 Tivolinl ;.. 4 Mirthful Flower Dellis 43 4 5 8 2G 2 051 Von Buelow 2 Alloway Bretzel r... 8 2 1 1 4 800 Totals (23) 410 77 04 71 207 $47,151. Stanley Fay in Triumph: Outstays Vox Populi in the Main Feature at Santa Anita Park STANLEY FAY IN TRIUMPH. OUTSTAYS VOX P0PULI IN THE MAIN FEATURE AT SANTA ANITA PARK. La Gloria Sets a New Track Record All Alone Disappoints Admirers Jockey J. Leo Reports for Duty. Los Angeles. Cal., November 2S. A largo and enthusiastic Saturday crowd was present today and was? well repaid for its trip to the course at the foot of the mountains, for the racing was productive of three cracking, close finishes. Secretary Smith presented one of his best cards and, although the lields were comparatively small, they were so well balanced as to furnish exciting sport throughout the afternoon. The event of the day went to W. Walker's three-year-old. Stanley Fay. which was heavily sup ported by (he public. Vox Po:uii set him a merry pace for the first seven furlongs, but here Stanley Fay overhauled him. the two lighting it out under keen urging to the line. Stanley Fay's splemUd gameness stood him in good stead in the closing strides and he got bis head over the winning mark in front. All Alone disappointed a number of easterners in the day's opener by failing to finish inside the money. La Gloria was at her best -today and. generously supported by public and sharpshooters alike, made the others in the last race look cbean. T'le time. 1:05 for five and one-half rurlnngs. clipped otT a fifth of a second from the track re.-ord. Old Dutiful, the gray that has inn some peculiar races here in the last Tew years, was not allowed to start today. He was not in any condition to race and Judge Hamilton put him on the retired list. Jockey J. Lee arrived this afternoon and will ride hero for F. A. ForsyUho. Today was the second draw-in. nineteen books answering the roll call. They drew in for three days. The speculation was brisk but somewliat light, the books getting an awful drubbing. The horses of the Sobre Vista Stable, property or A. I. Spreckels. will le sold by auction in tin-paddock here next Saturday. There are seven in tlio string. Maher's Great Career in England: Lands First in the Jockey List This Year in Wins and Percentage MAHER'S GREAT CAREER IN ENGLAND. Lands First in the Jockey List This Year in Win3 and Percentage. Danny Maher. the American jockey, has completed the most successful year he has had since he began riding in England. The fiat racing season dame to an end yesterday and found Malier at the head of the jockey list. He has scored a total of 131) firsts, including the last race in which lie rode. Although this is the first time that Manor has had the honor of heading the list of English jockeys, except in percentage, it is not because he was not successful in the saddle over there, but rather a lack of opportunity to ride oftener. due to inability to make low weight. Danny Maher rode for the first time in England in September 1900. the mount being, a winning one. Arriving so late in the year gave him only a limited time to prove his ability, but that was soon evi dent. In the short time that remained he rode twenty-seven winners and finished the season witli a percentage of 21.09 and only once since then has it been less. In 1903 Maher was the victim of a motor car accident, the injuries from which caused his life to be despaired of and kept him out of the saddle for many weeks. Still, that year he rode fifty-six winners and had an average of 13.7S. which was the lowest of his career on the English turf. He led the jockeys in matter of percentage four different years and from 1900 to and including 1907. a period of eight seasons, he. earned a general average of 23.92. a remarkable record. Maher rode the winners of many of the oldest fixtures of the English turf, including three Derbys. Maher is very popular with the Uritish turf patrons and his services are always in demand. An American returning from England recently said: "About the only American that seems to get along perfectly in England is iDanny 'Maher. and it is pretty good hotting that Danny is more English now than they are themselves, lie has got along because he is shrewd enough to cater to them and to take up their ways and make them his own. Of course, they like him because ho is capable, too, but it wouldn't be easy to call to mind another instance of the kind." (Maher's winning mounts and percentages for each year from 1900 to 1907. inclusive, are as follows: Winning Year. Mounts. Percent. 1000 ,.. 27 21.09 1901 94 22.4.1 1902 10G 23.50 1903 50 13.78 1904 115 24.89 1905 , 101 24.57 190G -103 29.17 1907 113 20.8S Personal Liberty and New Orleans PERSONAL LIBERTY AND NEW ORLEANS. The Daily States of New Orleans, in commenting on the recent decision handed down by the Appellate Division of the Supremo Court In the case of Melville Collins, charged with a violation of the Hurt-Agnew law. says: "No matter how deeply interesting the value of personal liberty may appeal to the majority that makes up the real ruling jower in every state in our Union, very few in the Crescent City will absorb what the decision of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the state of New York meant to nearly 100,000 fairly good citizens of that commonwealth. "It was a decision that will have great weight In the endeavors of fair-minded people to check the almost insane efforts of those members of society who meddle with men's rights. "It would appear that various members of legislatures throughout the south and west were made to vote blindly, not only in putting racing out of busl-.ness, but everything else that savored in any way as being within the specula'tive zone. "The decision in the state of New York" shows that it is still of the opinion that the Percy-Gray bill was good law and the Hart-Agnew measure was a sumptuary act. "If "the Hart-Asnew bill as a law is carried to the same body it must decide it unconstitutional, as its verdict In the gerrymander cases in the state of New York made the senate do facto, thereby making Governor Hughes' call for an extra session an usurpation, and an act that that court cannot stultify itself enough to accept. "Or, in other words, while no one denies the right of states to police themselves, the people at large will not allow its servants to dictate to them the curtailment of their personal rights and privileges "Then why. if the people of New Orleans wish to patronize racing, a sport which has been maintained within the environs of the Crescent City for over forty years, should so-called reformers assume that the people who are trying to promote it along lines calling for no transgression of the recently enacted Locke bill are a band of highwaymen? "Perhaps it would have been better If the mile track people had tried to find out the temper of the citizens of Now Orleans, but they did not choose to do so." Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY. Daily Racing Form Publishing Co. A Dally Reflection of the American Toil by Telegraph. Editor and Proprietor. P. H. Brunell. Associate Editor. Clinton O. Riley. Secretary. Mrs. F. H. Brunell. 69 PLYMOUTH COURT. CHICAGO. ILL. 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FOR SALE A collection of the finest and largest assortment of Horse Books ever offered for sale. Turf guides from 1734 up to date, giving the first race run in America for a purse and every Stud Book ever published. Eddie Wenrick. 123 W 02nd St.. New York City. Telegraphic Form TELEGRAPHIC FORM. The horses wldclx seem best In Monday's races are: Oakland Oakland. Cal.. November 2S. 1 St. Avon. Priceless Jewel. Billy Myer. 2 Righteasy. Mozart, Aunt Kit. 3 Frank Lubbock. Aftermath. Charles Green. 4 Nndsu, Ladv Alicia. Cloverland. fi Mav L. N.. Bvroiierdale. Steel Blue. 0 Collector ,'essiip, J. C. Core. Strike Out. H. Forsland. Santa Anita Park Los Angeles. Cal.. November 2S. 1 Furnace, Louis Streuber, Key el Dinero. 2 Animus, Cauique, Alma Boy. ;t Tavlor George, Progress, Mary P. 4 Sidney P., Captain Burnett, Coblesklll. 5 Tom Reid. Great Heavens, Blameless. 6 Ainpedo, Bauble, Esther B. E. P. O'Malley. Old China's Manchester Handicap OLD CHINA'S MANCHESTER HANDICAP. London. Eng., November 2S. The Manchester November Handicap, which closed the English flat racing season, was won by Old China, with Simonson second and Cargill third. Twenty started and Old China was an outsider in the betting at 20 to 1. Simonson was 100 to 0 and Cargill 11 to 2. The favorite, Norman III.. August Belmont's starter, had some following, but the fact that he carried top weight, coupled with his recent poor performances, did not impress the shrewd ones and his. market was a sentimental one. Turf and Stud in Foreign Lands: Results of the Haggin-Keene Sales at Buenos Ayres English Racing Statistics TURF AND STUD IN FOREIGN LANDS. Results of the Haggin-Keene Sales at Buenos Ayres English Racing Statistics. W. Allison writes in the Sportsman about the Haggin-Keene sales expedition to South America: "It may bo remembered that a short time ago a Kreat deal was written concerning elaborate arrangements made with regard to the shipment of a large consignment of thoroughbred stock by Mr. J. B. Haggin. of New York, for public sale in Buenos Ayres. The consignment, including a number of animals, the property of Mr. James R. Keene. was said to have numbered 100. Mr. Uaggln's own share of the total shipment was about seventy animals, but only fifty-nine lots (comprising seven stallions, seventeen broodmares, and a number of three-year-old fillies, two-year-old fillies, and yearlings) were ottered. The consignment was divided into three separate portions, and sold on the 3rd. 10th, and 14th of October. The aggregate amount realized for the whole of the fifty-nine animals was $40,100, which gives an average of SCSO each, and makes one inclined to doubt whether the shipment has paid the actual expenses. "The first lot offered on October 3 included three stallions and nine broodmares. Amongst the former was Dieudonue, for which John Mackey, acting on behalf of Mr. Haggin. gave $5,000 in England seven years ago. Ampblon's sou. which has a number of winners to his credit in the United States, now fetched 11.000 pesos or $4,Slo. He goes to the stud. Henry Hawkins, where lie will take the place of the recently defunct Le Mat. a son of The Bard. For McChesney. a winner of twenty-june races. Dr. Cobo gave $3.2S0. Amongst the mares. Grand March, bv Goldfinch, topped the list, and was acquired by El Dorado Stud for $1.5.0. "A week later the second portion was disposed of. It was made up of five broodmares and seventeen three-year-old fillies. These animals fared badly, since the five mares altogether only made $l.o00. an average of $270 each. The seventeen fillies only fetched $7,370. an average of $430 each. Amongst them were daughters of Watercress, Goldfinch. Star Rubv. Order. Mimic. Greenan. Toddington. Kinley Mack. WatercoUJr. and Salvator. The poor average Is only another proof of the objection to American blood entertained by South American breeders, for, with one exception, these fillies had real American pedigrees on thedam!s side, and this exception was from an obscurely'-bred English, mare, by Lancastrian, from a daughter of .Donnybrook. her dam by De ' : ' i i ! i , Ruyter. Only one of them beat her in regard to price obtained, and this to the extent of $20 only. "The third portion of the consignment was offered on October 14. It included four stallions (Arkle, Gerolstein, Shapfell and Goldsplnner. a son of Goldfinch): three broodmares (one a daughter of Persimmon), eight two-year-old fillies and eleven year- . ling fillies, all of them by sires mentioned in the foregoing. The total amount realized by these twenty-six animals was $14,270, which gives an average of less than $545 each. The yearling and two-year-old fillies made altogether $9,190. the average being about $510. A daughter of Greenan fetched top price. $1,970, Senor D. J. Atucha bidding that amount for bar. Arkle and Shapfell. which were purchased in England in 1S99 for $12,500 and $2,500 respectively, now made $S25 and $C55. There Is much financial strength in the detailed report of the South American bred two-year-olds from the Haras Ojo de Agua. being the produce of Kendal. Stiletto and Buenos Ayres. sold by Messrs. Bullrich & Co. in Buenos Ayres. October 12. 190S: Seven colts by Kendal brought these high prices: Vir'aro. by Kendal Damara. by Gay Hermit: Stud Don Gonzalo $ 8.750 Lafontaine, by Kendal Elaine, by Zanonia; Stud Cora : 7.006 Matador, by Kendal Alba, by Florlatlon: Stud Leon G.3-10 Pinche, by Kendal Maritornes, by Gay Hermit; D. P. Vizcay 4.575 Inquisldor, by Kendal Dlctadura. by Gay Hermit: D. J. Concepclon. . 4,375 Rigoletto, br Kendal Fedra, by Gay Hermit: Ecurie Lagrange t 4.375 Rescoldo. by Kendal Ceniza, by Gay Hermit: Stud Rescoldo 4.140 Total $39.50.-, Average $ 5,052 Six fillies by Kendal sold well: Bohemia, by Kendal Vagrant Maid, by Galo- pin; D. P. Vizcay $ 4.S10 Piazaba. by .Kendal Simper, by Slmonian: Stud Montiel 4.155 Plata, by Kendal Promise, by Gay Hermit: Stud Leon 3,500 Troyana. by Kendal Partlcula. by Stiletto: Stud el Platano 3.500 Emrbollosa. by Kendal Jumble, by Prism: D. A. Calestreme 1.5G0 Lorena. by Kendal Glronde. by Gay Hermit: D. D. Alvear 2.405 Total for 13 colts and fillies $61,620 Average ....$ 4.095 Five colts and fillies by Stiletto sold well: Bluff, colt by Stiletto Tlrania. by Gay Hermit; D. V. Rodriguez .......$ 9.715 Pavon. colt by Stiletto UUna. by Gay Hermit; Stud La Ventura 6,565 Gadltana. filly by Stiletto Cbocarrera. by Gay Hermit: Stud Don Gonzalo. .....i... 5.470 Jubilosa. filly by Stiletto Albricias. by Orbit: Stud 'Mahoma , i ....... 4,375 Lord Musket, colt by Buenos; Ayres Espolr. by Gay Hermit; Stud Lord Musket 3,935; Total of the sale was 257,800 pesos, or. . .$112,790 The average for 12 colts. 12.30S pesos, or. . 5.385 The average for 17 fillies. 6,476 pesos, or. . 2,815 The list of winning owners of $16,000 and over for the season of 1908. which has but little time to run. is as follows: Winning Races Amount Owner. Horses. Won. Won. J. IS. Joel 11 19 $131,230 L. Neumann 4 10 CS;0SS Mr. Falrio ; . . 1 7 65.192 ,Win. Clark and L. Robinson 13 29 60.0S5 Chevalier Ginistrelli 1 2 . 57.000 iW. H. Walker 4 12 55.792 Reid Walker 8 13 50.990 Lord Carnarvon' 14 25 46.947 L. de Rothschild 11 20 44.107 W. Raphael 7 10 40.222 Sir D. Cooper 4 '6 39.4S0 Barclay Walker 2 9 3S.005 Lord Durham 16 33 33.992 A. Belmont 3 5 33.640 ;A. Stedall 11 21 32.405 R. Croker 1 2 31.985 Lord Rosebery 4 11 30.505 Colonel T. Y. L. Kirkwood.. 1 2 25,000 A. P. Basset 5 5 20.777 Lord Derby 3 5 20,240 J. Buchanan 9 13 20.065 Sir R. Griffith 9 14 ia.360 Lord Ellesmere 7 J2 19.220 P. Nelke 8 13 19.142 W. M. G. Singer 5 9 19.0S5 Lord Westbury and R. J. Farquharson 9 17 19.070 W. C. Cooper 4 7 1S.425 Lord Howard de Walden ..8 11 1S.065 i.T. S. Morrison 2 6 16.920 Hon. G. Lambton 4 7 10.205 The horses to win $15,000 and over during the racing season are as follows: Races Amt. Horse and pedigree. Won. Won. Your Majesty, b. c, 3, by Persimmon Yours 4 $96,430 Bayardo, b. c, 2, by Bay Ronald Gallcia 7 65,192 Signorinetta, b. or br. f. 3, by Chaleu- reux Signorina 2 57.000 Siberia, br. f. 3, by St. Simon Sirenia. 4 48,410 Llangwm, b. e. 3, by (Missel Thrush Llangarren Lass 8 38.005 Rhodora, br. f, 3, by St. Prusquin Rhoda B. 2 31.9S5 Norman III., b. c, 3, by Octagon Nineveh 3 31,875 The White Knight, b. h, 5, by Desmond . Pella 2 25,000 Queen's Advocate, ch. c. 4, by Diamond Jiubilee Red Virgin 1 24,220 White Eagle, ch. c, 3, by Gallinule (Merry Gal 5 21.SC0 St. Wolf, br. c, 3, by St. Prusquin Wolf's Cry 2 21,120 Duke Michael, br. c, 2, by Dinna Forget Beltenebrosa . 3 18.870 Radium, b. to. 5. by Bend Or Taia ... S 18.500 Polar Star, ch. c. 4. by Pioneer Go On 2 17.400 Vivid, br. f. 2. by St. Frusquin Glare. 2 17.2S0 Lesbia. to. f. 3, by St. Prusquin -Glare 2 16.S25 Electra. br. f, 2, by Eager Sirenia 4 16,557 Perola. ch. f, 2, by Persimmon Edmee 4 16.265 Dean Swift, ch. g. 7. by Cbildwick Pasquil 4 15.960 Dibs. br. c. 3, by Blairfinde Greek Girl 4 15.500 Princesse de Galles, b. f. 2. by Gallinule Ecila 4 15.300 Liu a ere. b. c, 4, by Wolf's Crag Lis- uiaine ,. 3 15.070 The list of winning sires of performers to Win $32,000 and over during the season is as follows: Sire and Pedigree. Win'rs.Races. Amount. Persimmon (1S93). dead, by St. Simon Perdita II., by Hampton .. 13 27 $141,923 St. Frusquin (1S93). by St. Si- mou Isabel, by Plebeian 23 30 11S.345 Bay Ronald (1893). dead, by Hampton Black Duchess, by Galliard 14 25 S9.602 Gallinule (1884), by Isonomy Moorhen, by Hermit 21 37i 73.200 St. Simon (1SS1). dead, bv Galo- pin St. Angela, by King Tom 5 11 0S.490 Chaleureux (1894), by Goodf el-low L'Ete. by John Davis... 5 10 04,201 Desmond (1896). by St. Simon L'Abbesse de Jourre, by Trappist IS 301 57,973 Eager (1894), by Enthusiast Oreeba. by Melton 17 32 47.037 Missel Thrush (1S97), by Ornie Throstle, by Petrarch 11 20 46.965 Raeburn (1S90). by St. Simon Mowerina. by Scottish Chief 13 2S 45.7S7 Count Schomberg (1S92). by Aughrlm Clonavarn, by Ballol 12 29 40.0S7 Laveno (1892). by Bend Or Napoli. by Macaroni 19 2S 39.268 Carbine (1SS5). by Musket The Mersey, by Knowsley 13 21 39.910 Cyllene (1S95), by Bonavista Arcadia, by Isonomy 17 30 3S.055 Diamond Jubilee (1S97). by St. Simon Perdita II., by Hampton S 14 37.250 Marco (1S92). bv Barcaldine Novitiate, by Hermit 13 10 36.957 St. Serf (1SSS), by St. Simon Feronia. by Thormanbv 12 27 36.695 Santoi (1S97). by Queen's Birthday Merry Wife, by Merry Hampton 14 26 36.260 Hackler (1887). by Petrarch Hackness. by Albert Victor.. 11 21 33,747 Octagon (1804), by Rayou d'Or Ortegal, by Bend Or .. . . 3 5 33.615 Matchmaker (1S92). by Donovan Matchgirl. by Plebeian 13 22 32,695 The betting question just now is engrossing the attention of the Belgian Minister of Justice. He shares the wholesome conviction of most sportsmen that it Is immoral to attract the smaller public to racing. He is quite aware that racing will always claim the attention of every class, but that the bookmaker is a far better guardian of public ethics than the lottery disguised under the cloak of a mutual operation and appealing, under such a spe'eious denomination to those who would not otherwise have been attracted to a race course. Consequently he has denounced the system embodied, by the "totalizator," and appears to favor the lists where ready money is taken. Books are folioed and signed by a delegate of the Belgian Jockey Club. Certain moral and pecuniary guarantees are required fr"om those to whom they are issued, with a guarantee that the. books provided for them contain a full record of their several transactions and they are liable to be recalled for examination at any moment by the officials of the club. Milton Young Still Owns Many Horses . MILTON YOUNG STILL OWNS MANY HORSES. Lexington. Ky., November 28. When Scarf Pin, the fourteen-year-old daughter of Springbok and Emerald, was knocked down to the bid of Colonel Milton Young for $125 at the Corrlgan dispersal sale Wednesday morning, there was general surprise among the horsemen at the ringside. "Back in the game so soon?" shouted some. "I knew he couldn't stay out of It long," said a voice. "Are you going to take her to the Argentine Republic.'" queried another, and similar inquiries were fired at the Master of McGrathlana in a good-natured vein until auctioneer Easton rapped his hammer sharply upon the box to call attention to another horse In the ring. " That's just a necktie adornment that I've picked up at a bargain." answered Colonel Young. "I guess I might as well tell you now as at anv other time that this isn't the only thoroughbred I own. I bought back forty-seven of those that went through my sale. Including the stallion. Wools-thorpe. because I had an opportunity to pick them up cheaply, and I have rented a barn and a part of the farm that I sold to Messrs. Thomasson & Coons on the Tate's Creek Pike, where I will keep them for the present. What I shall eventually do with them, I do not know; but I am certain that 1 will not take any of them to the Argentine Republic. "I expect to leave for Buenos Ayres about January 1, aud will remain there three or four months, maybe longer. Investigating conditions. If I conclude to locate there, and I think I will. I shall buy a farm and then go to England and spend another six months selecting stallions and mares for my stud in the new place. The mares that I have picked up since the sale are worth much more than they were knocked down for and I can affoTd to hold them as an investment." The following is the list of the horses now owned by Colonel Young: Woolsthorpe. b. h, 20, by Tlbthorpe Light of Other Days. Aldle, b. m, 19, by Iroquois Babea Bred to Yorkshire Lad. Ambulance, br. m, 20, by Onondaga Black Maria. Bred to Cesarion. Arragon, b. m. 19, by Stratford Tara, Bred to Cesarion. Beautiful Bells, ch. m, IS, by Onondaga Fon-witch. Bred to Nasturtium. Bezique, ch. in, 12, by Hanover Sequence. Bred to Cesarion. Bon Bon, b. m, 20, by Hindoo Bourbon Belle. Bred to Cesarion. Bretzel, b. m. 14. by Galliard Dutch Flag. Bred to Cesarion. Charm, b. nr. 18, by Cheviot Fairy Rose. Bred to Lackford, Clemence, b. m, 14. by Longfellow Belle Knight. Bred to Cesarion. Damo, b. m, 11, by His Highness; Da Rimini. Bred to Cesarion; Edith Me., blk. m. 11. by Falsetto Cachuca. Bred to Cjesarion. Espionage, b. m, 12, by Inspector B. Sun Maid. Bred to Cesarion. Fashion able. ch. m, 19. by Richmond Maggie Morgan. Bred to Samson. Fertile, ch. m, 16, by Favor Oasis. Bred to Woolsthorpe. Fleur d'Or, to. m, 21. by Rayon d'Or Blandona. Bred to Woolsthorpe. Fontanella. to. m, 18, by King Alfonso Tarantella. Bred to Sempronlus. Incendiary, to. or tor. m, 7. by Lamplighter .Strathlou. Bred to Cesarion. Indigo, ch. m, IS, by Farandole Ida K. Bred to Cesarion. Jean, br. m, 19. by Longfellow Panfnre. Bred to Cesarion. Jtohnetta, ch. m, IS, by Bramble Gulldean. Bred to Cesarion. Marie Stoops, ch. m, IS. by Spendthrift Gladness. Bred to Cesarion. Manga, b. m, 10, by Cayuga Medusa. Bred to Cesarion; Ondalan. ch. m, 10. by Onondaga Zuhlan, Bred to Cesarion. Oiie Moment, br. m, 6, by Pirate of Penzance Laura Stone. Bred to Cesarion. Paroxysm, b. im. 19. by Duke of Montrose Car-line. Bred to Cesarion. Pocahontas, b. m. 17. by Duke of Montrose ne-leva. Bred to Cesarion. Possession, b. m, 7, by iRequltal Retained II. Bred to Yorkshire Lad. Queen d'Or, ch. m, 19. by Karitaka Relne d'Or. Bred to Cesarion. Queen Isabella, b. in, 18, by Longfellow Essay. Bred -to Cesarion. Sararose, br. m, 7, by Knight of St. George-Shadow Dance. Bred to Cesarlom. Silent Lady, ch, m. 13. by Strathmore Lady Loud. Bred to Cesarion. .Splendid, ch. m, 17. by Macduff Extra. Bred to Yorkshire Lad. Strathlou, b. m, 13, by Strathmore Little Lou. Bred 'to Cesarion. Scarf Pin. b. m. 14, by Springbok Emerald. Bred to McGee. Suspension, b. m, 11, by Uncas Suspense. Bred to Cesarion. Tringle. br. m, 19, by Tremont Triangle. Bred to Yorkshire Lad. Vanessa, br. m, 14, by Belvldere Contralto. Bred to Cesarion. Weanlings. Brown colt, by Pirate of Penzance Aqulla. Bay filly, by Cesarion Bretzel. Bay colt, by Cesarion Fleur d'Or. Brown colt, by Cesarion Hull Down. Bay colt, by Woolsthorpe; Insinuate. Chestnut filly, by Cesarion Johnetta. Brown colt, by Cesarion Marie Stoops. Chestnut colt, by Cesarion Miss Richmond. Bay filly, by Cesarion Ondalan. Brown filly, by .Yorkshire Lad Triangle. Bay colt, by Alloway English Lady. It will be noted that twenty-six of the thirty-six mares were bred to Cesarion, and it is reasonable to presume that the majority of them are in foal and will produce living colts or fillies. Likewise six of the eleven weanlings are by him. The get of Cesarion have been doing things and they are in demand. The forty-eight head did not cost Colonel Young a great deal more than $10,000 and it is next to a cinch that he will get that back with interest during the coming two years and still have the mares left if he should choose to keep them. Seagram's Weeding-Out Sale SEAGRAM'S WEEDING-0UT SALE. Toronto. Ont. November 27. The Repository was decorated in the racing colors of the Waterloo stable and filled with an Interested crowd when the sale of the thoroughbred mares and horses In training from the establishment of J. E. Seagram opened Thanksgiving morning. ..., After an introduction by H. J. P. Good the business of the sale was taken up and carried briskly along by Charles A. Burns, the manager and auctioneer of the big Simcoe street mart. Good prices were obtained and everything offered was disposed of. Buyers were present from points as widely separated as Quebec and Vancouver and several bargains went to both these cities. Sir Montagu Allan, president of the Montreal Jockey Club, and Allan Boswell. yice-president of the Quebec Turf Club, secured some choice mares, bred to Havoc and Ypsilanti. whose progeny will in time be seen in the Quebec King's Plate. . After the sale Mr. Seagram said: "I have aust had a telegram from my agent in Lexington that he has bought a number for me for as much as these here brought, and they are not one, whit better bred that what I have just disposed of, but I have to have infusions of new blood among my stock at home." The details of the sale were: Stallions, Mllner, br. h. 16. by St. Simon Marquesa: T. A. Crow. Toronto $ 200 Merry England, ch. h. 8, by St.. George Weknowit 20j Broodmares. Mordant, b, m', 6, by Bendoran Fast Black: E. J. Jones. Brampton 70 Wenabur. br. m. 11, by Midlothian Napa; W. Lowes, Drayton 120 La Paz, ch. m. 10. by St. Blaise Bellona; Allan Boswell, Quebec 145 Pretty Chintz, ch. f, 4. by Ugly Chiuka; Allan Boswell 175 Reiue de Saxe, b. f, 4. by Coburg Princess Flavia; Sir H. Montagu Allan. Montreal 170 Sans Coeur, ch. m. 6. by Golden Garter Heartless: Sir H. Montagu Allan 90 Bay filly, 1. by Mllner Dolores III.; J. Woods, Deer Park 35 Two-Year-Olds. Mordacious. b. f. by Star Ruby Mordant: R. Westrop. Toronto CO Mercia, b. f, by -Havoc Martyrdom: W. Lowes CO Flaming Light, b. f. by Mllner Princess Flavia; R. Johnston. r Scarboro SO Pertinax. b. c, by Pershore Xenla; J. Pearson. Toronto ISO Mill Pond. b. g. by Milner Dinard; J. Pearson w MImico. b. g. by Miluer Bon Ino; K. R. Marshall. Toronto .......... .. 130 Merry and Wise. to. c. by Milner Merry Carrie: J. A. Lewis. Toronto 120 Three-Year-olds. Milltabo, ch. c. by Milner Bon Ino: T. J. Smith. Vancouver l-o Cape Town. b. c. by Mllner Fairlle Head; W. H. McDowell. Midland 90 Mllverton, b. c, by Milner Frome; Ira Bates. Toronto 210 China Shop. ch. f, by Havoc Chinka: T. A. Crow. Toronto 1 vw. V Cecil Rhodes, b. c, by Milner Celandine: J. Pearson, Toronto 160 Milliner's Bill. Ch. f. by Milner Rosina; W. Lowes. Drayton loo Property of Other Owners. Cannle Campbell, b. m, 5. by Love Wisely Lady Campbell; T. J. Smith. . Vancouver .. 340 Wings of Dawn, ch. c. 2. by Ailes d'Or Thistle: J. W. Wilcox. Springfield 50 Bay filly, 1. by Masetto Recovery; J. B. McColl. Cobourg 90 Restoration, ch. g. 4, by Masetto Recovery; J. Clay, Toronto 200 Cannie Campbell is a fine-looking mare that Mr. E. H. illaines. of Owen Sound, brought out from England for sale. She Is a winner over hurdles In England. Statistic of the Houston Racing STATISTICS OF THE HOUSTON RACING. The Houston Jockey Club's meeting of twelve days, which came to an end Saturday, November 14, was the most successful one given by that organization when viewedi either from the attendance or racing standpoint. Some 5,000 people .attended the races dally throughout the meeting and speculation was keen and brisk at all times, keeping from twenty to thirty books busy every day. The racing brought about many close and exciting finishes, the duel between First Premium aud Joe Stokes in the Ben Levy Handicap being especially worthy of notice. ' The work of the officials during the meeting was most praiseworthy. The starting of Arthur McKnight was so uniformly good that the public had little chance to find fault, and he left that city with a reputation well earned of being one of the best starters In the country. Hart Dernham'a work as racing secretary has won him many friends among Texas race-goers, his well balanced programs contributing to the many interesting races witnessed during the meeting. The meeting has been singularly free from scandal, due to the strict censorship of Judge Murphy, who has become very popular with the racing people of the south. His punishment of jockey Moriarity. whom lie ruled off the turf tor life for a dishonest ride, while severe. Was just. During the twelve days of racing the Houston Jockey Club distributed $20,000 in- purses, of which the following owners won $300 or more each: Owner. Won. Owner. Won. R. E. Watkins Sl.CSO G. J. Krause $ 400 J. W. Fuller 1.090 Jackson & Stokes. 400 B. Schreiber 685 W. B. Freeman .. 3S5 J. J. Ellerd 665 E. B. Nichols . . , 375 P. T. Wood 565 D. C. O'Malley... "S(Ki J. L. Adams 525 J. Burttschell 350 G. W. Scott 505 J. G. Parker . 345 Charles Bros 4SO T. P. Hayes 340 II. Meise 435 J. Wlnlfrey .. .. 300 S. Polk 415 C. N. Freeman .. 300 Miss Delaney. winner of the IIoo-Hoo Handicap, heads the winning list of horses, of which the following won $300 or more each: Horse. Won. Horse. Won. Miss Delaney $1.4S0 Hands Around ... $ 400 Miss Gratitude .. 000 Joe Stokes 400 Mary Candlemas.. 490 Marchmonet 3S5 First Premium .. 475 Doc Allen 375 Fair Chance 465 La Salle 305 Momentum 450 Watuga '340 Fernando 435 Balshot 315 Arch Oldham 415 John McBrlde 300 Golf 'Bail 400 Mascarol 300 One of the most striking features of the Houston meeting was the riding of jockey Butwell. His work in the saddle easily eclipsed that of the other lwys taking part in the meeting. He had a mount in nearly every race, sixty-nine in all. riding twenty winners, eleven seconds and eight thirds. Butwell accomplished a very rare feat when he rode eight winners in 'two days, four each day. His presence on the track always .brought forth enthusiastic applause from the Texas race-goers, with' whom he became very popular. The record of the jockeys riding at the meeting is as follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. J. iMurpby 28 4 4 2 18 .14 Butwell 69 20 11 8 30 .30 Louder ..27 6 4 7 10 .22 Henry 61 6 9 0 41 .10 Molesworth 43 8 7 0 24 .14 Young- 46 4 13 7 22 .09 Llndsey 21 5 0 2 14 .24 Peak 16 3 3 4 0 .19 Fogg 19 3 4 1 11 .10 H. Burns 20 2 4 3 11 .10 W. Powers 22 2 1 2 17 .09 Pendergast '.22 6 6 1 9 .27 J. Reese 16 2 1 2 11 .12 Donovan 11 1 1 2 7 .09 Ploss 20 1 2 3 14 .05 Munden 6 1! 1 1 3 .17 Moriarity 13 !! 1 0 9 .23 McCullough 27 3 0 8 16 .11 Hollister 4 2 0 0 2 .50 Tandy 4 1 0 0 3 .25 Fisher 3 1 0 0 2 .33 Blair 3 1 0 O 2 .33 The following jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names and finished third or better, but did not ride a winner: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d.Unn. Lawrence 15 0 3 2 10 Warren 2 O 1 0 1 J. Wilson 4 0 2 0 2 Speed 9 0 1 2 Klein 11 O 1 4 t Shriner 4 O 1 2 1 Evans 2 0 1 0 1 Baker 3 0 0 1 2 Bradv 4 0 0 1 3 Haynes 8 0 0 1 7 Tansal 6 O 0 1 5 Warren 12 0 0 1 11 The following jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names, but were never "in the money": Piynn, 2: Rov, 2: Walls. 1: Marcum. 5; C. Brown. 1: Carter. 2; Mewes. 3; Gott. 1: Bllac. 5: Gallene. 3; R. Lowe, 3; Hanover. 1: Gloss, 10; Buchanan, 1: Briscoe, 2: Monroe, 2; Evans, 1; J. Conlin, 1; Davenport, 1. Handicap of Jockeys HANDICAP OF JOCKEYS. From time to time Dally Racing Form will publish a table of the comparative rating of those jockeys whose skill in the saddle has already been well demonstrated and of those who have not arrived but give promise of coming excellence. The handicap will divide these riders into four classifications, of Which those admittedly in the front rank of their calling will be indicated by 100. thence downward through 95 and 90 to SO. the lowest classification from which advancement upward will come when justified by good riding. The table will also show the number of mounts, wins, seconds, thirds and unplaced from January 1. 1907. will be corrected, from week to week, and Is as follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.Han. Archibald, G 391 56 56 50 229 SO Baker. J 270 10 23 24 213 SO Bergen. J ... 397 50 45 50 252 SO Bilac 497 2C 46 41 374 85 Boland. D. 748 88 100 106 448 90 Borel 491 3S 55 56 342 85 Bradv. C 117 7 11 9 90 80 Brandt 118 7 8 7 90 SO Branuon 214 14 11 23 166 SO Brooks. J 69 3 3 3 60 SO Brussel 99S 59 98 133 70S 90 Bullinan, J. 109 23 20 20 46 95 Burns. G 1.121 172 158 150 635 90 Burns. W, 118 2 2 4 110 SO Burton. P 844 74 97 96 577 S3. Butler. J. 1.271 165 143 171 792 90 Butwell 153 20 IS 19 96 S3 Buxton S00 S7 101 100 512 90 Carroll. James 16S 18 15 21 114 80 Carroll. John 207 14 15 18 160 SO Charboneau 109 12 15 20 152 SO Clark. J 93 9 5 13 00 80 Coburn 82 9 10 11 67 80 Davis. R 537 66 68 82 321 S3 Dearborn 32S 34 33 40 221 83 Delaby 546 99 72 84 301 90 Dennl'son. J 168 11 10 22 125 SO Deverlch 443 40 46 60 299 SO Doyle, W 182 11 13 18 140 SO Dubei 199 9 13 31 146 SO Dugan. E 1.662 321! 293 215 831 100 Englander 546 S3 79 57 327 90 Fairbrother 510 49 BS 81 322 8.1 Farrow .... .... 263 19 30 16 198 SO Finn 359 22 21 2S 288 85 Fischer. W 720 60 73 90 491 90 Flynn. S 470 40 63 39 342 85 Foley. J; . .437 43 53 41 300 85 Francis 143 14 13 16 100 S3 Garner . .. S31 183 108 115 475 95 Gargan . 12!) 9 14 17 89 SO Gauge! 01C 57 74 64 421 S3 Glasner 373 40 45 SO 252 SO Goldstein .. 980 117 147 149 567 90 Grand. C. .. .... 270 20 29 37 184 S3 Gilbert C60 77 90 93 400- 90 Griffith 183 9 .14 17 145 80 Harris. A 437 49 52 52 284 So Hartr 561 62 50 60 3S3 S3 Haves. J 625 74 77 72 412 S3 Heatherton 282 23 18 24 217 SO Herbert 139 10 T 14 110 SO He! lei 555 64 77 57 357 S3 Hennessy. James ... 4S4 51 56 51 326 90 Hennessy. John 2:4, 23 27 30 Ii4 S3 Henry. C 464 30 37 46 351 83 Hogg. James 331 19 19 26 207 SO Hogg Joseph 303 33 32 2S 210 83 norwr 529 38 59 73 339 90 Howard. J. 169 14 17 14 124 S3 Huestis 115 8 4 11 92 SO Hildehrand. F 133 10 4 14 125 SO Jensen 59 5 3 9 40 SO Kelly F 7" 7 8 5 57 80 Kellyi P. 88 5 4 6 74 SO Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.Han. Kelly, W. w G24 10.1 915 SG 342 S5 Kennedy 453 G4 S4 57 24S S5 Jvent ..- 55 10 0 G 3.1 SO Keogh 049 75 77 90 407 90 linff SI 10 S S 55 80 Kirschbaum 7G5 S7 9S S2 498 90 Koerner. C. 1,050 200 187 143 527 95 Kunz ;JS3 20 39 47 20S 85 Lang 172 10 S 19 135 SO Je. J. 1,753 322 250 250 931 100 Liebert 3S3 54 CO GO 209 90 Lloyd 795 SS 101 91 515 90 Lowe. It. 525 49 50 79 341 85 Lycurgns , 701 gS SG 91 439 85 Lynch. E 494 04 7G 40 30S 90 Martin. A 010 4S 57 5S 447 S5 Martin. E 1.215 175 107 201 G72 90 McBridc. J. 290 17 27 41 205 85 McOabe 178 21 18 13 12G SO McCarthy, D 1.145 190 197 1G1 591 90 McCain 23S 11 24 20 1S3 SO McCaliey 753 10G 92 105 450 S5 McDaniel. R 1.G44 255 258 19G 935 95 McFatlden. J. A. ... 14G 11 7 1G 112 SO McGee. M 274 43 40 42 143 90 Melntyre. J 3G2 72 57 4S 1S5 90 Mclntyre. W 470 27 44 42 3G3 S5 McLaughlin. G 153 G 7 10 130 SO Mcltae .. 201 21 18 25 137 SO Mentry 5S1 48 03 73 397 S5 Miller. C 113 17 11 15 70 SO Miller. W. 1.959 509 3 OS 27G SOG 100 Minder 54G 77 5S 73 33S 95 Moreland 997 143 150 133 571 95 Moriarlty 253 30 21 22 190 SO Morgan. A- 2411 19 IS 21 1S4 SO Mulcahy 274 34 23 27 190 S5 Murphy. J. W S73 117 91 11G 549 90 Musgrave 1,141 159 1G2 140 CSO 95 iNicol 92S 205 302 120 441 100 Nottcr 1.533 370 270 237 (i50 100 Ott. W 5GS 5S 42 47 421 S5 Page 2G0 44 44 42 J 30 85 Pickens ... 1.1S4 124 12G 144 790 90 Pieratt SS G 7 10 G5 SO Pohanka 2G5 20 30 24 191 SO Powell. R 3S 1 2 1 34 SO Powers. V 1.5S9 337 337 223 792 100 Quarrlngton 142 7 17 8 110 SO Kottlg 525 5S M 74 329 S5 Rice. T GOO 53 75 57 415 & Riley. D 315 24 IS 33 240 SO Ross. C 1.017 134 149 124 010 90 Rosen 24G 7 19 23 207 SO Russell 238 37 23 32 140 S5 Sandy 1.000 311 120 320 043 85 Schaller. J 23S 10 14 17 191 SO Schlesinger 395 11 11 14 159 SO Scoville 4S9 00- 59 52 322 90 Seder 100 11 10 13 GO SO Shilling, C. H 1.39S 371 244 194 5S9 100 Slireve 453 33 55 47 31S S5 Skirvin 5G7 27 40 52 44S SO Smith. II 247 29 32 23 3G3 SO Smith. L 2S4 IS 24 33 209 SO Sumter 007 7S SO GO 3S9 90 Swain. F 25S 27 25 21 185 S5 Swain. G S30 S4 94 GS 5S4 90 Sweet 2S2 43 37 40 202 S5 Taylor. T. 025 55 50 40 470 85 Troxler 703 GO SO 09 514 S5 Trueman 3GG IS 20 34 2SS SO Upton 302 45 32 45 ISO S5 Vandusen 270 21 29 20 200 SO Walker, W. R 302 21 33 42 20S SO Walsh. A 1.0G5 150 150 120 039 90 Walsh. E 143 20 35 11 97 .85 Walsh, J. J 173 7 12 10 144 SO Warren 295 44 34 30 187 85 Whit ins S! G 4 5 74 SO Williams. A 243 23 21 23 37G SO Williams. C 1S7 19 21 27 120 SO Wilson. F 70 0 9 S 52 SO Wright. A 191 13 32 19 147 SO Page 3 Beaumont Entries BEAUMONT ENTRIES. ' For differences in weight add or deduct I i 5 points to tho pound. An extra good I rider's average worth is 3 pounds, f Probabilities: Weather clear: track slow. XRuns well in mud. Superior mud runner. First Race i 1-2 Furlongs. 2-ycar-olds. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Rce. A. Wr. Hdcp. 7S2943 The Rose of tho Ranclio 95. . . .725 7795G Little Joe August.. 10S 720 7S3G1 2 Bonnie Stratford. .112 1:025 300 720 7S30! Miss Beaumontcr. . 100 735 7S303 Minnie Banger ...310 :59 305 710 78321 Red Rebel 30S 730 7S3K2- .Tase Wilson 105 :59 105 705 7S321 Joe Ilowell 10S :55J 30S 075 7S3G1 C. Clamp 105 G50 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 3- ycar-olds and upward. Selling. 77020' Ellsmere 107 1:145 4.. 99.. . .723 75353 Gee Whiz 3.. 99.. X 720 7S3S7 Sam Taylor 120 1:1-1 4. .112 735 7S3G7 Hannis 3..104..X735 774S9 Sad News 3.. 94 025 7K337 Nellie T 4.. 304 GOO 779S4 Bitter Fair 3.. 91 GOO Third Race 1 Mile. 4- year-olds and upward. Selling. (78305) Myrtle Dixon 4.. 91.. X 725 7S3G7 Charlatan 109 1:41 5.. 97.. 720 78.351 Alvi.se 104 3:45 4.. 9G..X735 7S350 Wise Hand 304 3:44? 4.. 90. .X730 7S320 Nine 90 3:43 0.. 04..X71O 7S3S0 Match 308 1:42 0.. 94 705 783S5 Doctor Nash G. . 94 705 7S30G Gibson 107 1:40 5..90..X700 7S34G Dick Redd 5.. 97.:x700 Zf:,5?? Joa 7 5.. 95..XGS5 7S.?.1 Gunston 8.. S9.. 075 78300 Calita 4.. 94.... 050 Fourth Race 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (7S2GG) The Bear 105 1:00,? 4..309..X725 .7fl V; Mck 94 1:04 5..110..X720 (83S) Join Garner 110 1:03 G. .309. .720 7S3332 Arch Oldham 330 3:01 0..322..X715 (7S330) Toboggan 133 3:00 S..307..X735 (7S3G9) Smithy Kane 10S 1:01 G..307..X715 78292 Cooney K 4.. 307.. X 730 7S3S73 Night Mist 308J3:02 3..301..X7O5 7S3S7 Itan 330 1:01 4.. 107 700 Fifth Race 7-8 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. 7S29G Bcrtmont 97 1:29 4..102..X725 75354 Donna Elvira 91 1:27 4..102..X720 Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. (78354) Ed Tracy 101 l:27i 4..107..X715 75353 Cheswanline 3. .302. .X730 7S3533 My Love 3.. 97..X730 (78333) Stoic 5..112..X730 7S30S Suffice 95 1:30 G..102..X705 783SG Bitter Man 3.. 97..X700 78350 Rationality ... 4.. 97..XG95 (78355) Walter McLean .... 4. .102 0!)0 75354 Cam Pan 4.. 97..XGS5 75355 Captain Lytle 10G 1:31 3.. 100 075 Six tli Race i 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. 7S3032 nardyana 110 :5S 105 725 7S347 Gus Couniot 100,.X720 (7S32S) Jim Eanes 113 1:03 10S..X710 78348 Shampoo 305..X705 7S303 Glenart 305 700 7S3S2 Cintilla 100,... 095 7S34S Regards 105 090 7S348 Philarie 105 G75 The figures under "Rec." in above entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance, with weight carried, since January 1. 190G. This time is not necessarily made by a winner. It may be the estimated time of a losing performance. Beaumont Form Chart BEAUMONT FORM CHART. Beaumont, Tex., November 2S. Weather clear: 'track heavy. Sixth day. Beaumont Racing Association. Fall meeting of 32 days. Presiding Judge, n. T. 13atchclcr. Starter. Arthur McKnight. Racing Secretary. Hart Dernliam. 78382 First 'Race 5-S Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. 7S3053Lomond 113 1 Donovan 5 2 1 (7S316)Nolic 110 2 Butwell 2 4-5 2-5 7S3472Flying Pearl 107 3 Otis 7 2 6-5 7S348 Cintilla 105 4 Molcsw'rth 20 S 4 7S347 Miss Gratitude 107 5 Louder 4 S-5 7-10 7S34S Jase Wilson 107 6 J Reese 30 12 6 7S31G2Swing 115 7 Lindsay 2 4-5 2-5 7S242 Coatcutter 105 S J Murphy 20 S 4 Time. 1:0G. Winner T. Minehan's br. c, by Knight of the Thistle Mariedna. Went to post at 2:29. At post 3 minutes. Scratched 7S303 Glenart. 305: 7S34S2Shampoo, 100; 7S305 Galta, US: 7S34S Philarie. 105. 78383 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. 7S333:Watuga. 304 31 Shriner 3 4-5 2-5 (S277)L. M. Eckert 10-1 2 J Murimy 12 5 2 7S3303Comal 93 3 Louder 2 4-5 2-5 74244 Gee Whiz 104 4 Molesw'rth 25 10 5 (78349)Cheswardine 104 5 Lindsay S 3 3-2 (7S319)Dick Rose 99 G Peak 3-2 7-30out 7S329 Carasco 304 7 Henry S 3 3-2 Time, 3:23. Winner W. A. Rinehart's br. f. by Woolsthorpe Ella F. Went to post at 3:00. At post 3 minutes. Scratched 78351 '.My Love, 304. 78384 Third Race 3-1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. 7S33G:Ed Tracy 301 1- Molesw'rth 3-5 out 7S30G Ruiloba 101 22 J Murphy C 2 4-5 7S350 Boserrian 101 3 Henry 5 G-5 7-10 783S33ril Meter 101 4 Finley 30 4 3-2 7S34GDonna Elvira 309 5 Butwell 4 3-2 3-5 7S3503Cam Pan 9G fi louder 10 3 3-2 7834G Oroba 99 7 Ploss 25 10 5 Time. 1:205. Winner J. Randolph's ch. g, 4. by Rancocas Josie Newman. Went to post at 3:35. At post 2 minutes. Scratched 7S351 Alvise. 104; 78329 Ida Lytle. 91: 7S307 Letohat chie. 99: 7S309 Winola. 91; 7S309 Gardiner Tyler, 101. 78385 Fourth Race 3-1 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. 7S307 Walter McLean 101 11 J Murphy S 3 2-2 75320 Lady Garven 91 2nk Ploss 7 25 G-5 75350 Annie Donahue 9G 3 Speed 0 2 1 75351 Doctor Nash 105 4 H 35urns 25 10 5 7S34G Feast 99 5 Peak S 3 3-2 7S3G73Safeguard 309 fi Lindsay 10 4 2 7S351 Captain Lytle 301 7 Shriner 8 3 3-2 75321 Aunt Tabitha 101 S Donovan 5 2 1 7S34G Pat Ornus 9S 9 Molesw'rth 2 4-5 1-2 75329 Guile 101 10 Henry 10 4 2 78319 Miss Breeze 301 31 Louder 20 S 4 Time, 3:22. Winner C. X. Freeman's b. g, 4. by Sir Walter Lulu McLean. Went to post at 4:04. At post 4 minutes. Scratched 7S349 Galobia. 90. 78386 Fifth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. (7S329)Uncle Tim 96 1 Louder 10 3 1 7SS512Adesso 107 2 Henry 3 1 1-2 f7S320)John McBride lot 3 Molesw'rth 4 3-2 7-10 7S3293Bitter Man 101 4 Finley 20 S 4 7R351 Iidy Oakland 301 5 II Burns 30 32 6 7S3GG King Wilda 113 6 Butwell 1 2-5 out 7S3G0Match 114 7 Mewes 6 2 1 7S332 Grenade 101 S Shriner 10 4 2 Went in entries as Malta. Time. 1:4S. Winner J. Hoffman's br. g, 3. by Seorplon--Quintclla. Went to post at 4:32. At post 1 minute. 78387 Sixth Race G 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds an1 upward. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. (7S331).Tohn Garner 113 125 Shriner 3-5 out (7S346)No Quarter 111 2 Otis 5 4-5 out 77772 Night Mist 310 3 J Conlcy 5 1 out 75330 Itan 111 4 Finley 12 4 1 7S30S Sam Taylor 103 5 Speed 10 2 1-2 Time. 1:2G. Winner Charles Bros.' b. g, G, by Deerslayer Satinet. Went to post at 4:57. At post 1 minute. Scratched 7S17S Dr. Mack, US; (7S333) Stoic, 111; 7S3502Rationality, 9S. 7838S Seventh Race 1 Mile. Special Match. Catch Weights. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. 7S21S O. G. Parka l10 Hamilton 1-2 741S7 Flaxman 2 Shriner 1 Time, 2:05. Winner W. L. Douglas' br. h, 5, by Gallantry Mrs. Morgan. Went to post at 5:15. At post 1 minute. Oakland Form Chart OAKLAND FORM CHART. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK SLOW. Nineteenth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 151 days. (29 books on.) Presiding Judge. E. C. nopper. Starter. Richard Dwyer. Secretary. Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 3:40 p. m. (Chicago time 3:40 p. in.). 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. 7QQ7 f FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile, (7S2S9 1:11s 3 110.) Purse $400. 3-ycar-olds and upward. i O O J Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 78299 BOAS wr 3 105 6 1 1 125 1 lo A Walsh Keene Bros 3-2 8-5 7-5 2-5 out 7S?992BILLY BOWLEGS WSB 3 105 7 2 2" 25 22 2 J Butler R L Thomas G-5 3-2 7-5 2-5 1-G 78310 ST. JOE wb 5 109 2 5 4s 41U . 33 Gilbert Irwin Bros 15 30 25 7 11-5 781C9 MECHLIN 4 109 5 3 3 3" 4 4 Hettig D A Ross 12 50 50 10 4 78310 HULFORD ws 7 109 1 6 6 G3 53 51 Borel B Wooldridge 20 30 30 32 4 78173 BILLY WATKINS w 3 300 4 7 7 7 7 6 Coburn V H Terry 5 S S S-5 3-5 7S322 GEORGE P. M'NEAR. 6111 3 4 5s 5s G2 7 E Lynch KenilworthSkFm 30 100 100 30 32 Time. 21g. 43. 1:15. Winner B. g, by Royal Flush III. Scythiana (trained by W. Reed). Went to post at 1:45. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won cantering; second and third driving, r.oas drew out in the lirst stride, increased his lead as the race progressed and won pulling up. Hilly Bowlegs ran in nearest, but distant, pursuit tliroughont and was a badly tiring second. St. Joe, away t-lowly, closed up steadily into a fast going third. Mechlin was prominent for Ave furlongs and quit. The others were hopelessly outpaced. The winner was entered for 5400; no bid. Scratched 7S322 Goldena. 104. Overweights George P. McNcar. 2 pounds. rT O O rT SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. (7S2S9 1:118 3 110.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and up-6 O O s JL ward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Yi Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 n C P S 78322 ELLERD wsn 5 10S 3 5 42 2 321 V- Keogh C Morton 10 30 7J 2 1 783363.T. C. CORE wsn 4 114 4 6 In 1S l1 2 J Butler C Jl Ellison 6-517-1017-107-107-20 783223SILVER STOCKING w 4 105 C 2 2 33 2- 3n Taplin H G Bedwell 2J 3 13-59-102-5 (78339) WAP WB 3 102 5 1 3i 42 4"t 4 lvirsch'm Beckwith Stable 4 8 S 2J 1 (78299) NEBULOSUS w 3 110 2 3 51 5s 5 C8 W Miller M J Dalv 3J 4 35 9-102-5 74004 BILL CURTIS wsn 7 107 1 4 6 G 6 6 . Stuart Baird & Martin 50 300 300 100 40 , , Time, 24. 49, 1:15. Winner B. b, by Herald Tyna (trained by C. Morton). Went to post at 2:0S. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the -same. Lllerd, from a slow inside start, closed up rapidly and wore the leader down decisively at the end. J. C. Core, nearly left closed a big gap quickly and seemed a certain winner to midway of the stretch, but lircd suddenly under excessive urging. Silver Stocking outbroke the others and. after a brief lead, was anchored in the deep Inside going under a bad ride. Wap ran forwardlv throughout, but was never dangerous, and his rider was sitting still at the end. Nebulosus was hopelessly outpaced throughout and his race should be thrown out. The winner was entered for 5G00: no bid. Overweights Bill Curtis. 2 pounds. THIRD RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (G905G 1 :43 5 10G. ) ' ' Purse $500. 3-year-olds O O i i and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 7S3252BILLY PULLMAN WB 3 304 4 3 32 3 2nk lh iij d McC'thyB Trotter S-5 16-53 4-5 out 78325)DEUTSCHLAND . w 8 116 5 1 lh li 1J 22 22i Keogh B Schrelber 8-5 S-511-102-5 out 783253FRED BENT w 5 110 3 4 2J 2nt 3 3 3 W Miller J H Brapnon 2J 3 3 9-101-3 78014 RALEIGH WB 3 102 2 2 5 4J 410 410 4" Gilbert I H Miller 10 15 35 4 3-2 78263'GARGAIMTUA TVB 4 105 1 5 4s 5 5 5 5 Taplin H G Bedwell 15 30 10 4 3-2 Time, 24s. 49H. 1:15?. 1:42. 1:4G. Winner B. g, by Glenheim Andrisa (trained by E. Trotter). Went to post at 2:32. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Billy Pullman ran in forward leisurely pursuit early, then drew out in the stretch and won going away. Deutsch-Jand get the pace for six furlongs and succumbed readily to the winner, but was a came second. Fred Bent ran forwardly throughout. Raleigh was palpably short and outrun all the way. Gargantua dropped out early. The winner was entered for 3,000: no bid. Scratched 7&3382Lady Alicia, 104. Overweights Fred Bent. 1 pound. 771 FOURTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. (7S154 1:44 3 104.) Purse $3,000. 3-year-olds and I OtJ I (J upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $S00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S m?l3iSRS.SSJESr,mxT 6 301 4 3 l2 l2 1 lJlaE SulllvanD J Ramsey Sh BJ ' G S-5 3-2 7S313 W. T. OVERTON w 3 100 1 2 23 22 2i 21 22 A Walsh W E Annlegate "l 4 3 12-5 7S337 TONY ;PAUST WB 4 303 2 1 3 3'3"3 3-J D McC'thyS !C Iffildrcth ' 8 30 8 25 1 !M& F,RLITTNER 'WB 5 3 4 4JJ 41 48 410 Kirsch'm LosAngelcsStablo 12 20 20 7 2J I-c?0Sottt B? ,21 555 5 5 5 5 FH KlnS D C Johnson 20 100 100 30 6 (S337)DON ENRIQUE WB 4 306 6 Left at the post. J Butler C R Ellison 6-5 6-5 9-107-20out , TIme. 32. 245. 4S. 1:14, 1:40?, 3:47. Yimier B. m. by Watercress r Carina (trained by F. Neville). 1 ,cnt!to vc" nt,2:!:iS- At post 3 minutes. Start good for all but Don Enrique. .Won easily: second and iiil"1 Cressina drew out m the lirst sixteenth and established and maintained a safe lead through- 1 "m1 0ertn wns always in nearest and persistent, but unavailing, pursuit and finished a gamo ?-C(M,(LTony F?"st ran wltIll striking distance of the first two and could never get up. but was wearing """I ?,vcrton ,down, for second place. Frank Flittner. badly outpaced for half the journey, closed a big gap at the end In a belated rush. Milfordgot away poorly and trailed distantly, but will do to watch. 7ftQ71 FIFTH RACE L Mile. (09104 1:3SE 1 95.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. UtJ 8 tt Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt j Str Fin Jockeys Owners O .H C P S sl.IA-B,EL HOLLAND'Rw 4 104 7 5 1 l2 l2 12J l3 E SullivanE J Ramsey 1 3-2 6-5 1-2 1-4 fe?ydTI9N s 111 2 7 6 52 32 3& 25 E Lynch KenilworthSkFm 5 6X 5 9-5 7-10 783262BELLMENCE w 4 109 4 4 42 42 42 2 3 Buxton Fleur de Lis Sta 25 16-51G-51 1-2 ZfgV SILVER SUB w 5 109 S 2 23 2-k 2"t 43 4'5 Russell W M Caine 7 9 9 3 7-6 '314 MimiONT ws 5 109 1 1 7 65 62 65 52 Gilbert Bohemian Stable 20 30 35 6 25 LTP2 YOU TVB 5 109 OSS 7 7 5nk 62 Rettig H W Hoas- 15 25 25 30 4 ZgSlO MELAR w 6 109 3 6 53 8 8 7 7" Mentry G P McNeil 30 30 25 30 4 7S339 WOOLEN w 4 309 5 3 3nt 31! 55 S 8 Borel O L Rocers S 20 20 S 4 , , Time. 25. 50S. 1:1G. 1:44. u Inner B. f, by Maxio Circlet (trained bv F. Neville). tt 11 ,nt X? post !it.3::- At Post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Mabel Hollander drew out m the lirst furlong and won all the way never seriously menaced. Elevation broke siowiy on the Inside and steadily improved his position into an easy second. Bellmence had no mishaps W!IS a close up and game third. Silver Sue was a prominent contender for six furlongs and quit Cadlv Midniont from a llatfootcd start, made up considerable ground. I Told You was nearly left. Melar fiii- 1SL1ffid ' !T07qUit- TUC WiMer WM CnlCrCd iw $40: 110 bid-Overweights Elevation. 2 pounds. n ft T P S1XTU RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (72030 1:05s 0112.) Purse $400. 2-year-olds. i UU i U Allowances. Net value to winner ?325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S StNtA T5-ALEY VT 99 3 3 22 lk 115 115 A Walsh F Cook S-5 2X 2 9-301-2 Jp13Tk BOX Wn JST S I Gl 55 4'i 2n D McC'thyS C Hildreth 4 5" 4 6-5 3-5 XiY?. ,J 2 0 4h 3 21 38 Deverlch B Schroiber 12 25 25 S 4 KOSEVALE TV 101 1 1 32 4? 5 45 Gilbert T II Williams 7 12 12 5 25 ii',2I-iINN AH LOUISE rrTa w 104 7 4 12J 22i 3nfc 5 J Butler W Cahill ; 12 32 5 2S -r"SR?rET,T w S? s 7 6 G5 Gn Schmidt S Emery S S 7 3 32 bPott J & t I I. I I V Wr.isPen J DaI" 100 300 300 100 40 71 7So33 STRIKE thi Tf OUT WB 99 5 2 52 8 8 S Upton . F H Milden 21 3 3 6-5 3-5 T,., , , , Time. 24, 49s. 1:01. 1 :0S. Inner B. T f, by T, Lissak Anna Hastings (trained bv F. Rector). a t i- 1 V01 Pi1 At ,mst 4, lni""tc Start straggling. Won driving: second and third the same. ifmtenrtSL'011?? V,"rsuit 9 start, drew out on the last turn and outstayed the others silSrnwF nliClJV7c- J011, 3-,x'' ,:uva,y slowly: steadily, improved his position into a fast going second, haimoke. away badly on the inside in close quarters, closed a tremendous gap and loomed up like the wii 1 ei- midway of the stretch, but tired finally. Rosevale showed superior early speed and quit badly. H.-Hi-',.1L.V5 W!ls short, but set the pace to the stretch and tired, is a grand looker and p romisi g. i-ruit. Erbet nearly left, made up some ground. Strike Out only cantered the journey. Overweights Rosevale. 2 pounds: Erbet. 2. Los Angeles Form Chart LOS ANGELES FORM CHART! . (SANTA ANITA PARK.) SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. . ' TRACK FAST. Third day. Los Angeles Racing Association. Winter Meeting of 12!) days. (39 books on.) Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Racing Secretary, K. C. Smith. ,,mt!IiCV.1r,trts nt,Vf' P- nh (Chicago time :i:r0 P. m.). W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Fig-"nd weight carriedS foIIowinK 11,0 '"stance of each race indicate index number, track rccom. age of horse 787ft FIRST RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (72550 1:05H 11 0G.) Purse $100. 3-vear-oIds and 9 UtJ 8 U upward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt '4 V- Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S no!?7r)nR,A,Y4RJA-,r,x-m 3 105 2 3 3h 3U 41 1 E" Wilson L Stone 25 45 4i S-5 3-5 iRI1iKFENT Trn i 5 5 42 4h 35 2 J Howard L W Sears 20 -50 50 2V 30- oTTt-WTS-t-. w 2 J?? 5 6 5 55 5i 31 Sweet T II Williams S 10 10 4 2 i-oli &kliAk0E wn 3 103 7 9 23 2" 1" 4 Mustjr've G Henrv 2 4 4 1 1-2 -iiwaSPft'.T W4 10S10 2 Sh 7h Gi 5h Goldstein E J Baldwin 10 12 12 5 2 'K&Cg w 412d 1 1 7nkSnk9s ch S'lesinger C B Daniels 10 15 15 fi 3 -mofSJr. W 3 1071 3 4 95 nns5 7 V Powers J C Cahn 31-52J 3-2 7-1013 G,LtP RULE WB 33 305 4 S 55 GnklO2 S2 Wicker Lindi & O'Lcary 20 50 50 20 30 -iliWJnr w S. ,? J2 101 101 71 91 "T Brooks G Milsapp 20 40 40 35 S Bi,3f( 11 7 12 lh 2hl0' J DennisonE L Talley 10 35 15 6 3 R-fS-J- G.SS2 DICK SHAN LEY wu 4 10. 8 11 11 11 11 11 T Rice Jchnson&Dodson 20 40 40 15 8 , , Time. 11. 23. 35. 47?. 1:00. 1:0G. U inner Ch. f, by Ravelston Alarla (trained bv L. Stone). i?nvoii,n ,,..,2 ,)OSt -at i:u;'- At. vo 0 mlPutes. Start good. AVon driving: second and third the same. .V,.m,?i. il, i"s1)ro,m,,ltn,t P- tlle start- mored up fast in the final sixteentli and. finishing gamely, won ;. V iar-c- 1ns'"ccnt ran well and. in a long stretch drive, showed great gameness. but was not ?ooa enough, bonalto closed a gap but. under punishment, tired badlv in tlie last hundred yards. All Alone S'S a s.,xtcentli out after showing much speed. Tim O'Toole set a fast pace to the stretch and quit badly. .n The winner was entered for $500: no bid. Scratched 74395 Buto. 100: G92S3 Brennus. 3115. Overweights Translucent. 2 pounds: Bitter Sir. 2. 7577 SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. (724091:333292.) Purse $100. 2-year-olds. W O S i Allowances. Net value to winner $325. ind Horses AWtPPSt H Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S SAIEJ?ST WIi 110 4 1 14 15 1 "V Powers W S House 2 2 11-2 1-4 TOM REID wn 110 1 3 32 21 2& 2 Treubel P T Chinn 10 10 7 25 1 --AogiEIjD w 110 04 6h 32 3S 3" Kennedy A Blute 4 5 5 2 35 I S?? AV 10 2 5 5h 4h 4h 4nk Goldstein W McLemore 6 9 9 31 8-5 i'R33 ftAIt9.A'1tt.,, w 107 3 2 4h S 65 52 G Archib'dJ J Walsh 2 4 4 65 3-5 -IIPtt1 w10? 5 0 2h 6 73 07 E Martin St James Stable 5 35 35 0 25 l-nl .JUUE w 105 7 7 7h 5l 51 7s C H Shil'gT H Williams 30 32 32 5 2J o6S3 OSORINE w 107 S S S 7'5 S 8 A Harris W Walker 15 30 30 12 5 , , Time. 32.?. 23. 35. 47. 1:00, 1:33. dinner Br. c, by M rl atercress Sister Jeanie (trained bv W. S. House). t Tnnilu.roef 1'"?t at Tb ,At post 3 minute. Start good. Won cantering; second and third driving. Homeciest, easily best, displayed great speed throughout and simply spreadeaglcd the otliers. Tom Reld i. n m hopeless and closest pursuit and was under keen urging through the final eighth. Enfield rushed tnrough close quarters on the far turn and showed a fast middle quarter, but tired at tho end. The others were never dangerous contenders. THIRD RACE 1 Mile. (724201:37? 3 10S.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward." B O - A O Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt j ft Str Fill Jockeys Owners O II C P S iiSWiVA, BOY w 5 104 4 2 35 15 1'5 l4 lnk E Martin J W Young 3 5 5 2 4-5 i-hf, oWSIVt wn 3 107 5 7 6h 7 6i 3h 2'5 C Miller A F Dayton 25 3 3 1 1-2 Ut 5I9,rTT,mr-, "VVR 3 105 3 4 3" 33 2nt 2h 32 T Rice C II Kncbelkamp S S 5 S-5 4-5 i?2J5.v9Ji9.NE r r iVHJTB WB 6 103 1 1 53 Cnk 5 43 41 Sweet H E Rowoll 3 3 14-51 1-2 MrTJPTRAN 7 104 7 5 42 4nk 4U 53 510 -T KinS W St Vincent 8 S 6 2 7-10 wsi.SRXEk1 3 9S 2 3 23 2nk 31 s fit page Kansas Stable 20 40 40 12 5 (7391)SMIRKER wn 3 1031 6 6 7 65 7 7 7 Musgr've F Regan 10 20 20 8 4 ,,r. , , Time. 32, 24. 3G. 4S, 1:01. 1:34. 1:20. 1:39. inner Ch. g, by Salvation Sweet Caporal (trained by J. W. Young). ent to post at 2:45. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Alma Boy showed much speed, raced Complaint into defeat in the first half and saved ground when turning ror home, but had to be driven to the limit to withstand Husky's challenge. The latter, badly outpaced lor the lirst five furlongs, moved up fast when well in the stretch and finished fast under punishment. St. narlo, always a forward contender, got through a lucky opening on tho far turn, but was tiring at the end. colonel White, in close quarters on the stretch turn, got through too late and the race should improve lain. Mike Jordan and Complaint ran well to the stretch. The winner was entered for $500: no bid. Ovorweights Smirker. 1 pounds. 7Q97Q FOURTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. (725101:51 G 100.) Purse $.000. 3-year-oldiTaiid O J H upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $500. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners. O n C P S 22'!25?Ti?EY FAY 1V 3 10S 4 4 lh 27 210 210 2,0 ln A Harris W Walker 1-3 7-207-201-20out ,12 yOv POULI - w 4 104 3 2 2 l2 l2 l2 11 2 C Jackson T S Childs 4 5 5 1 out Ji9TiJS EATER wn 5 104 2 3 32i 3o 3'2 3" 3" 33 E Martin St James Stable S 30 S 3 out 7J99 MISS LIDA wb 4 97 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 Page J B Smith S 20 20 25 out .... Time, 13, 24. 36. 4S. 3:01. 1:33. 1:2G. 1:3S. 1:52?. Winner B. c, by Canopus Mamie B.. by St. Blaise (trained by W. Walker). . )vent; to post at 3:15. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Stanley lay raced within easy distance of the pacemaker to the head of the stretch, where he moved up and overhauled Vox Populi when well straightened for home and outstayed him in a sharp last sixteenth drive, lhe latter displayed brilliant speed throughout and stood a long stretch drive resolutely. Lotus Later ran in third place throughout, but was never dangerous. Miss Lida showed but little speed." Scratched 749il Lisaro, 103. Overweights Miss Lida. 5 pounds. ryOOQI FIFTH RACE 7-8 Mile. (72590 1:24 3 100.) Purse $400. 4-year-olds and ap' O O O J ward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H 0 P S 702123BELLSNICKER wn 5 309 1 4 l3 l3 l'l H lh G Archib'dF Kraft 7-5 7-511-101-2 1-7 LJANETA WIt 6 109 3 5 5 42 42 41 2l V Powers H A Cotton 3 35 35 1 1-3 7699S3NATTIE .BUMPPO w 6 104 0 2 41 58 38 3'5 3 B Wilson Orange valeStable 4 6 5 3-2 1-2 i43o AMPEDO w 4 112 2 6 2 23 2 22 4 Goldstein E Wayland 4 5 5 S-5 7-10 .012 BUD EMBRY 9 309 4 1 31 3h 3h 53 55 Thomas J H Ripple 20 40 40 30 4 740a TARP W5 309 536 6 6 6 6 E Martin E March 30 SO 30 10 4 Time. 11. 23. 35. 47. 1:00. 1:12. 1:2G. Winner B. g, by Mirthful Fright (trained by G. C. Kraft). t ii ent to DOSt at ":'is- At Pst 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third tho same, uciisnleker rushed into an early big lead and showed much the most speed for the first live furlongs hut had to be brought to the whip to withstand Jnneta's final rush. The latter was outpaced for the first live furlongs, but came to the outside for clear sailing when entering the stretch and, finishing like a shot, was fast wearing the winner down. Nattie Bumppo made up ground gradually tliroughont and -finished fast Ampedo was a sharp contender up to the last hundred yards. The winner was entered for $500; no bid. Scratched 74049 Dutiful. 112. rrOQQTj SIXTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (72550 1:05 1100.) Purse $400. 3-ycar-olds and fl O O O J- upward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt M Vn Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (73948)LA GLORIA wn 5 100 1 1 l2 1 l3 l3 J Reid Pasadena Stable 6-5 8-5 7-5 3-5 9-20 75241 LORD NELSON w 5 305 9 6 2 2 23 2 E Martin 6 A Clopton 4 4 3 5 3-5 775S4 FLEMING ws 4 105 6 11 31 31 4h 33 G Burns R F Carman S 12 12 4 2 (75809)3. HARRISON II. WB 4 105 7 8 5& 41 EJ 41 G Archib'dParker&McDon'd 6 10 10 3 S-5 77037 PAL wG 100 11 9 6h 63 6l 5h A Harris W Walker 6 9 9 3 3-2 76342 MINTIA W 5 103 2 3 4h 55 3h 6J Page Offutt & Wright 10 20 20 8 21 77ou73D. OF BRIDGEWATRwS 105 3 2 9l 101 8l 7 Musgr've W W Walsh 30 40 40 35 7 77034 VrVANT W- 5 100 5 4 72 7 91 8 Fair C Glasser 50 200 200 SO 40 77032 BELLE OF IROQUOISw 4 105 4 10 8l 91 102 9 M McGee M Reis 6 S 8 3 3-2 74635 HILGERT , 4 10S 8 7 10s 8 7 105 Goldstein Kansas Stable 20 40 40 32 6 7o231 FRIAR OF ELGIN 3 105 10 5 11 11 11 11 Treubel G AV Robinson 20 30 30 12 6 Time, 11, 22. 34. 47. 59. 1:05 (new track record). Winner Cb. m, by Woolsthorpe Sister Monica (trained by P. J. Williams), r,, .enL to P,ost ?t 4:09. At post X minute. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. La tilona. off well ln her stride, showed .dazzling speed throughout and won unchallenged all the wav Lord Nelson was always In closest pursuit and easily best of the others. Fleming ran well and. in a long stretch drive, finished gamely. Lee Harrison II. showed speed, but tired suddenly when a si-steentli out Mintl-i rajje iston the turn and tired only in the final eighth. Pal finished well. The winner was entered for Scratched 73095 Saa Nicholas. 105. Page 4 Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Monday, November 30 Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Monday, November 30. BE WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK GOOD. . 7 7( OAKLAND ENTRIES. Incr. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 7( 78300 Charles Green 104 1:27. 5. .114 710 w Racing starts at 1:40 (Chicago time. 3:40.) (3g5 Hollander" lU l p. m. jutwi) JiaDei Mabel uoiianuer .. JJ l.-aii 4 4..iw..x.uo "lOO "x705 7 X Runs well in mud. Superior mud runner. Tit-of -RnPfi ? 4 txilf Fourth Race 1 1-4 Miles. ; stllinc 3-year-olds and upward. , Selling. 7 Sack r ro?dT7?2 oar-olds , record: 74031-2:051-0-100 ) 7 7S220 St. Avon 112 1:13? 110..X71S Kermif ' ' ' 'lOO -0C? 9107"x710 7S2!)0 Billy (Myer 102 1:14 102..X715 MimLL-1W' $ 705741 4 10X710 ?S,el--iwi:i5 w'-xilo & iiu"paeiace..:-.::-.:::ioo2:oc I'.-ife-g ? 7S173 Romanoff S 1:141? 110.... 700 iftS. V 7 110 .700 i-! 76045 Silberschwanz ....102 1:14 107.... 700 ( i AlcIb,a AVCEel 3 "10-x'00 102 X700 ' tH? &S.:::::::::::109 1:14 iSF::::SSS th Rai yn f Second nnlr Cou?e. (SSS.) ?! (170 tmS SelHng 7S322 Steel Blue 104 1:41 3. .104. .. .725 ? fTWl- rfnl- 71S17 1-0S" " 00 ) 78273" May L. N 105 1:401 4. .114. .. .720 7i " iort X750 7S-"- EPa 107 1:41 5. .114. .. .715 ojmrwTOWv RIGHTEASY IOO..X.0U ?s carmelina 103 1:41 .'!. .100. . X710 (Jll) "a21 im" 74" 78350 Byronerdale S..114..X705 l XI?,7X- Y0Z-,V im""7 T8270 Invader ...107 1:452 0. .10!). .705 Aunt Kit ?210- OSX740 7S:J2G Kamsack 4..117..X700 TS Ghv Fisher"'"""". 97". '.X 740 Sixth Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 7 4jino F,"pnt 00..P. 740 All Arcs. Allowances. T L. 7S: Mauretania :::"! I 104.... 735 (Track record: 72030 1:0520 112.) 78223 Ornate . ... . .... 09..X735 78330 Collector Jessup ..114 1:07 7..103..X725 7; 7S323 Aks-Ar-Ben 104 1:121 103.... 730 (70233) V. Neugent 1Q3 :gZ, -J--0O. . U 78152 Bishop W 107 720 78371 .T. C. Core 04 l:0il 4. .112. . XJlii 7 Rlit KB Ight. b. c 7S375 StrikeOtit ...95 1:00 2..02..X715 Ij bvFree Knight 7S174 Purse Rose 09 1:07 4..10O..X71O . Elite. Ill 99 (77091) Twilight Queen ... 99 1:071 2. . 92 705 Third Race-7-8 IS354 "?,TalFon " "10" Mile., J1 Bill Eaton - J-.XiOO 'x'700 7 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. , (Track record: 7S2C1 1:24?. 3 111.) The figures under "Rec." In above entries show 7 f7Sfil1 Fnnk Lubbock 5. .109. .. .725 the best time made by the horse at the distance. - ' 7S321 AftwmatU 100 1:28 4 114..X720 with weight carried, since January 1. 1000 This 7S3-M Kplowiia 4.. 117.... 715 time is not necessarily made by a winner. It may 78372 Cargautua".".'... '..112 1:261 4. .117. . X7I5 be the estimated time of a losing performance. 7 7 LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED MONDAY. j FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (7S2S9 1:11 3 110.) 7 Index Course DistTimeTckOdds "Wt St StrFln Jockeys Best Company. 7 VATOTV "h f 3 hv Worcester Rntratta II. (F. B. Weir). Weight today 107. S Oakland ' S falt lS-lw" 4 4 Fell V V P H'm'smilrMyer. Prlcel'tJewel. UncIeSam ( 77900 Jamaica 1 1-1G l:4Sg fast 25 95 5 5 5 3 3' 2'5 .7 Bergen Imitator. Qu.Marffuerite. Mombassa 7 77947 Jamaica 51 f 1:071 slow 4 10S 4 5 4 31 2 Holmes Queen Marguerite. Hektiows. Ardrl. 7 77849 Empire 1 1-1C 1:482 good 5 90 4 3 2 2 H 5 Ural Uolconda. Imitator. Dolly Spanker. 7 EMMA G.. h. f. 3. hr Cactus II. Xuna Minor (T. Schreiher). Weight today 107. '1 7S299 Oak and 4 1:153 slop 9 108 3 1 2 2'i 4 Rettifr Nebulosus. Billy Bowlegs. Wap. - 7S134 Oak and 3-4 1:13? fast 8 -102 4 1 1 2 5 Kirsch'm Wap. Boas. Billy Pullman. 77034 Seattle 1 1 40i fast S 111 1 1 1 1 1B 2 Rettifr Spohn. Stoney Lee. L. C. Ackerley. 7 7C938 Seattle 1 1 40H slow 9 97 9 7 7 8 9 9iRussell Pickaway. Ilubinon. Mar. Randolph.- ; 7C852 Seattle 1 1:402 good 16-6 106 5 6 5 G 5 5"lRussell Billy Watkins. Orlflamb. Complaint. 7 BT. AVON or. c. 3. by St. Avonicus Kitty A. (G. E. Turpen). Weight todav 110. , 7S220 .Oakland 3-4 l:15g fast 5 112 3 2t Fell Vand'sen BillyMyer, PricelessJewel. U.Sam. 78153 Oakland F C l:09g fast - CO 105 C G C C G19 Vand'sen Woolcraft. St. Francis. Bellvvether. 74229 Oakland 51 f li08 fast 8-6 113 4 1 1 1J lnt J MclntyreEd Davis, Emma G.. Royal Queen. , 74172 Oakland 7-S 1:251 fast 13 10G 4 3 3 4 4" 48J J McIntyreGypsy King. Belmere, Preen. 74134 Oakland 1 1:39 fast 40 100 G 4 2 5 7" J MclntyreGemmell, Ocean Shore, Gargantua. BILLY MYER, b. jr. 3. bv Fresno Pleasant Sail VS. M. Crane). , Weight today 102. ' 78 1 Oakland 3-4 1:15H slop 16 107 10 4 3 & 5" Upton Nebulosus. Billy Bowlegs. Wap. ; 780 Oak and 34 1:158 fast 9 109 5 5 2 2 in G Archib'dP. Jewel. UncIeSam. Capt.Kennedy. 7S134 Oak and 34 1 134 fait 15 102 6 3 3 Ah 6 Sweet Wap. Boas. Billy Pullman. 76136 Oak and tX 1 1 fast 8 102 7 0 5 3 2 J MclntyreHusky. Boas. Bannock Bob. 75070 Oakland F C lilOi fast 12 9S 5 6 4 3l 34 E SullivanBoas. Husky. Bonheur. PRICELESS JEWEL, br. f. 3. by Plaudit Par Excellence (R. L. Thomas). . Weight today 107. TO354 Oakland F C 112? hvy 5 104 3 1 1 l1 ln Buxton Forerunner. Kokomo. Hal. 78'0 Oak and 3-4 l'lll fast 7 109 1 1 1 1 2h A Walsh B.Myer. Uncle Sam. Capt. Kennedy 76001 Windsor 34 liisl fait 60 9912 11 11 10 10 G Swain Ida Reck, Refined. BelleoftheBay. 7550S Montreal 3-4 1:142 fast 10 102 C 4 6 6 5 C H Shil'gMontbert, Adrian, Lajeunesse. , 75259 Montreal 5-8 1:003 fast 3 106 6 3 3 4 6"JC H ShirgTenakoe, Manheimer, Lawless. 75134 Toronto 3-4 1:151 fast 7-10 117 6 3 5 6 6"lFrancls Sandal, Jane Swift, Cruche d'Or. BILLY WATKINS. b. g. 3. by Indio Chemica (V. H. Terry). Weight today 102. 78370 Oakland 3-4 1:155 fast 8 100 7 7 7 7 6" Coburn Boas, Billy Bowlegs. St. Joe. , 7S173 Oakland 1 1:411 fast 14-5 95 5 3 2 4 33 6s Coburn B.Pullman. Cap.Kennedy. SirWesley 78134 Oak aSd 3-4 1 is fast 9 97 7 8 8 8 4' Coburn Wap. Boas. Billy Pullman. . 76S52 Seattle 1 l:40g good 51 96 4 4 3 3 2s l1 Coburn Orifiamb. Complaint. Uncle Henry. . 76765 Seattle lm70y I'IgS slop 41 91 4 4 2 2 2 21 Coburn Maud McG.. Bud Embry. Cork Hill. 76654 Seattle 1 1-16 1:478 fast 75 90 2 1 1 1 Is 1 Coburn Captain Bush. Our Sallle. Jacomo. LOVE OF GOLD, ch. f. 3, by Goldfinch Love Chase (H. Mack). . Weight today 107. ; 73746 Oakland 5J f 1:06J fast 50 104 S 10 10 10 10Sandy Boas, Dareington, Wap. 73575 Oakland 3-4 1:17 hvy 60 10G 5 7 S 92 lllSandy Cuernavaca, Hal, Ormuz. 73443 Oakland 1 1:42 fast 6 105 7 7 7 10 10 10"lSandy Brookleaf. Steel Blue, Catherine F. 729G5 Oakland 1 1:461 slow 30 105 2 3 4 8 7 7JSaudy Marian Casey, Adena, Carmelina. ROMANOFF, b. c. 3. by St. Svmnhorien Catherine the Great (J. A. Lynch). Weight today 110. 78173 Oakland 11:411 fast 15 109 3 2 3 3 4i 4J V Powers B.Pullman. Cap.Kennedy. SirWesley 78135 Oak and 1 1 4l fist 5 117 1 2 2 2 2 4 V Powers Phalanx. Lady Alicia. CharleyPaine 76961 Seattle lm50y l:44i fast IS 107 4 9 9 10 10 10" Alarie Billy Pullman. Bonheur. J. J. Mohr 76S24 llatt e 1 1-16 1 49 slow 30 101 1 3 4 4 4 7 Cotton Litholin. Standover. Gracious Dame. 76749 Seattle 11:431 mud 10 101 4 6 4 4 4 3" Cotton Henry O.. LoveyMary. Col. Warwick SILBERSCHWANZ, ch. g, 3. by Silverdale Minty Gore (Fleming & Clancy). Weight today 107. 76045 Seattle 6-8 1-00 1 fast 30 102 3 8 8 8 S18 W Kelly Kerry. Galves, St. Charles. 759 flattie 51 f 1061 tost 100 107 8 0 S 7 7 Alarie Miss F'banks. Hid. Hand, EmmaG. ?Ctrtle1)- k.mm (6W3 ? W-S" Russell Kruka. St. C.,rK 1634 Seattle 11-16 l:4Sg fait 41 92 9 5 5 4 21 W Russell Tonic. Lady Kitty. Sachet. 76164 Seattle 51 f li07 fait 7 107 2 2 2 21 2 A Walsh Galves. Nebulosus. St. Charles. T&JiuF" 3 hTUrf CUP7 fMiller Alcibiades. EtanffiffM?: lln Oakland PC lilll tost 10 112 7 11 10 91 9HKeogh Sonalto. Burnell. Dovalta. SECOND RACE Futurity Course (170 feet less than 3-4 mile). 2-year-olds. Selling. (71S17 1:08 2 -99.) RIGHTEASY. blk. f. 2. by Lackford Edith Mo. (W. E. Applegate). . Weight today 106. Oakland 51 f 1-08J slop 2 107 1 1 1 l2 21 A Walsh Schleswig. Apto Oro Wamboro. ivtio Oakland 3-4 l:m fast 11-5 90 4 1 1 11 45 A Walsh Bellwether. Fireball. Cressina. 78101 Oak and 58 59g tost 7 97 5 IIP W A Walsh Listowel. Tom Hay ward. Madman. 76326 SeatUe 5-8 1-wl fast 4 112 4 4 2 21 381 A Walsh Lee Rose. Aks-Ar-Ben. Listowel. 75660 leattll 41 f 631 tost 16-6 113 1 3 3 37 A Walsh Rose Queen, Lee Rose. TTA7T.FT hr e 2 bv Knight of the Thistle Fudge (J. O. Holder). Weight today 108. 78301 Oakland 6 f ' l:0sf sfop 12-5 111 5 3 3 23 1' V Powers Semproni Toll Box orod. 781SS Oakland 3-4 1-13? tost 2 105 5 3 1 l1 1" C Ross Novgorod. Matchtulla. Ca era. K Seattle 61 f li07 fast 15 10S 11 9 7 71 571 F H'brandAt.ofGotliam. Buckthorn. Angleface. 7693C Seattle 3-4 1-16 slow 25 102 9 8 8 61 7 A Harris Frieze. Roy T.. Dredkin. 76S9S llattle 34 l:13i tost 1 107 1 3 3 4? 4 E Lynch Minalto. Minnie Bright. Dredkin. MOZART, br. c. 2, by Belvidere Lucasta (A. Koenigsberg). Weight today 104. 7S'kland 5 f l-ost slon 10 104 4 0 8 7 718 J Butler Schleswig. Righteasy. Apto Oro. 78 Oak aSd 5i f l'olt tost 9 110 4 2 2 2 2 G Archib'dSemproni. Figent Prudent. 7flfi7n spittle 5-8 l:0ll slop 10 110 2 5 4 3 4 Scovllle Inclement, Steel. Pliillislina. 74704 Oakland d lloi fasS 5 105 1 4 5 6 6s" J Mclntyre OceanQueen. MabelFountain Frieze ' 74491 Oakland 41 f 53J fast 41 106 2 2 31 3 Finn Ocean Queen, Prudent, Frieze. 7TOaSdCh" Uh& Novgorol. m.hiM: . . 78193 Oakland 3-4 lll32 fast 7 102 2 3 3 S 3 Post Sempronium. Toll Box. Jim Hanna. . APTO ORO eh c 2 bv Kinley Mack La Palma (T. H. Williams). , Weight today 108. 78323 Oakland L ' Vf & Tslop 13 109 2 3 3 31 31 W Miller Schleswig Righteasy Wamboro. 7Rqs Oakland 5S f 1-0S3 slop 8 100 1 2 3 3t 34 Sweet Warden. Argonaut. Micaela. 7s547 0ak and F C 1:09? 4 fast 5 105 2 4 5 5nt 5 Sweet Madman. Schleswig. Moorish King. . 78151 Oakland 51 li07 fSt 10 99 4 3 3 2k 4 Sweet Hereafter. Von Tromp. Merrill. GUY FISHER, b. c. 2. by Sain Appollonia (B. Schreiber). Wewht today 07. ' 78247 Oakland F C 1:091 :fast 30 110 0 5 4 3k 6" V Powers Madman. Schleswig. Moorish King. ' W Oakland 51 f 1 06g fast 25 110 0 5 5 5 51V Powers Cotytto. Argonaut. Bubbling Water. ' 7fifi Fort Erie 3-4 1:15 fast 8 106 4 7 7 7 6 Troxler Gerrymander. Hoyle. Joe Gaitens. . 76541 Fort Er it 51 1: los! stow 25 106 5 4 4 31 3 Troxler J.H. Reed. Serenade. Mrs. M Moore i 76467 Fort Erie 61 f 1:078 good 50 103 2 4 4 45k 571 C Ross T.M.Green. E.Harwpod DIckRoller. 76376 Fort Erie 51 t l:.09g hvy 12 105 7 5 7 7 V V Powers Theo Cook. Alice. T. M. Green. FIGENT. b. f. 2. by Hastings Fi dona (J. Jones). , , Weight today 99. ' 7S29S Oakland f 1:0S8 slop 41 102 10 7 C C' C"Buxton Warden. Argonaut. Apto Oro. 78258 Oakland 5-8 1:018 fast 11-20 110 3 G 6 C 3J Buxton Sainvoke Fredonia .Marchesa. 7S??T Oakland 6i f 1-07M fast 9-5 109 6 3 4 4 32 V Powers Semproni. Mozart. Prudent. 78170 Oak and 51 f 1:.071 fait 30 100 6 5 3 2 2n Upton Force. Semproni The Drake. 7S115 Oakland 5-8 1:003 fast 10 109 9 7 7 71 5" A Walsh Cotytto. Bean Man. Palo Alto. MAURETANIA, b. f, 2, by Cunard Tower of Candle3 (J. D. Millin). Weight today 104. . 78 Oakland 61 f 1:06 fast 30 103 5 4 4 71 7 KIrsch'm Cotytto. Strike Out, Sempronium. 7516T Oakland 4 f 534 fast 9 109 2 4 31 3 Rettig LeeRose. Han.Louise. OceanQueen. 74998 Oak and 41 f 541 fast 6 101 5 5 4U5 1 Kirsch'm DelCruzador, On Parole. HoraeeH 74SlOak and U 1:02 skTp 3-5 106 1 1 2 4 3'i Rettig A. Collins, O. Queen, M. Fountain. ' 747G4 Oakland 41 f 531 fast 16-5 106 5 4 55 7" W Miller Del Cruzador, Righteasy, Frieze. ORNATE, ch. f. 2. by Don de Oro Orienta (W. Durker). W,0?1? today " ' 78223 Oak and 51 i:07g fast 00 107 8 7 6 6 5 Keogh Sempron . Mozart. Figent. 78193 Oak and 3-4 1:131 fast U 107 1 5 5 6i G'iUpton Sempronium To 1 Box. Aunt Kit. 78151 Oakland 51 f 1 07 tost 30 99 8 7 7 5nk 51 Upton Hereafter. Von Tromp Merrill. 76936 Seattle l4 1:16 slow 7 107 2 9 11 11 8 G Archlb'd Frieze. Roy T.. Dredkin. AKS-AR-BEN. b. c. 2. by Ben Brush Hanwton Belle (J. Stenhenson). . "l1"11! t?daX,103, 78323 Oaldand 51 f i:0Sl slop CO 104 9 7 7 0 C , K ng Schleswig. Righteasy. Apto Oro. 4r Oakland F C l'lOS tost 40 104 3 4 5 4 31 King Force. Semproni. Bold. 7S233 Oakland 61 f 1:06 fast 100 103 6 8 8 Gk Bi King Cotytto. Strike Out. Sempronium. 78152 Oakland 6-8 1 01? tolt 40 110 8 7 7 71 7"5McL'hlln Toll Box, Palo Alto. Micaela. 77033 Seattle 3-1 l'l28 fast 30 100 7 8 7 7" 6 King Listowel. Achieve. Pert. BISHOP W.. ch. c. 2. by Kismet Tyrona (Beckwith Stable). V?TeiB?f, tod?y 107, 78152 Oalclanll 6-8 1:011 fast 200 103 9 10 10 10 10"lLycurgus Toll Box. Palo Alto. Micaela, LIGHT KNIGHT, b. c. 2, by Free Knight Elite II. Weight today 99. First start. THIRD RACE 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (7S2C1 1:24s 3 111.) FRANK LTJBBOCK. b. g. 5. by Ben McCullough Exclusive (Irwin Bros). Weight today 109. 7Co7B, oak land 1 1-16 1'46? tost 11-10 109 1 1 1 1 1 l1! V Powers Remember. Gargantua. Lazell. lAm Oakland 11-4 ':06? fast 7 105 3 1 2 2 l1 21 G Archib'dNadzu. Mike Jordan. Talamund. 78155 Oak Ind lm50y 1:441 fait 16-5 109 3 1 2 1 l"t i C Ross Colonel Bronston. Lazell. Huapala. 7Riiq nnkinSrt 11-8 fast 9 107 6 2 3 2 2l 3i McBeth Kermit. My Pal. Tea Tray II. ?so7 Oak and lm70v 1:45 tost 4 107 9 11 10 10 9 9" McBeth M.Jordan. Remember. CountyClerk. ?!o36 BenSng 1 ll438 toSt 8 94 6 5 6 4 5 B Henry Poquessing. Graziallo. Hooray. attt-'rhtattt h o- 4 bv Star Rubv Recollection (W. P. Magrane). Weight today 114. 7S40akland ' lm50v l-46?lop 4 110 4 11 1 Is 11 V Powers LALHollander. Lampadrome. Kelowna 7S315 Oal-land 34 1-KJ mud 25 109 9 S 8 8 8" Kirsch'm AnnaMay, Belle Kinney, Curriculum 78116 Oak and 3-4 1-143 fast M 112 1 11 11 11 A Walsh Cholk Hedrick. Rose Cherry. Melar. 77013 Seattle 1 1402 tost 13-5 105 6 2 2 2 2 1 A Walsh BusterJones. LegalForm. AllAblaze. 7G902 Seattll 3-4 liisf fait 8 109 3 4 2 7 7" W Mcln'reW.and Play. Von Tromp. P.andSalt. gJPSgSS'&'W W Miller Aftermath. !LHoS&aSv; roS&wwrr (5H- rt 756S5 Seattle 1 1-8 1:531 fast 11-10 110 2 11 1 l1 11 A W ms Day Star TM"4n5ffl?I. f" Aokwlmr 75661 Seattle 1 1-16 1:47 fast 3-2 109 2 1 1 1 l1 2 A Will'ms HighGun. LadySouille. L..L. Ackerley CHARLES GREEN, ch. g, 5, by BJgowan Apozea (G. H. Thomas). al,TlrWoishroi0Brnnt1An tor Co l.Bronston 7S300 Oakland lm70y 1:474 slop 41 107 4 5 5 S 6 8" King B.Pullman. SirBril 7S246 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 30 119 4 4 4 4 3J King Na?a,z,am- V,&,Be.Kfe 78224 Oakland lm70y l:45g tost 10 114 4 3 2 2 21 2 King B.Pullman. MikeJordan Sir Brillar. 78156 Oakland lm50y 1:44 fast 3 109 2 1 1 1 1 1 King Etapa. Eckersall. Little Minister. J8103 Oakland -3-4 1:131 fast 60 109 9 7 8 6 5U King Voorhees. St. Francis. Military Man BE 7 7( 7( w l 7 ; 7 7 $ ? i-! ' f ?! ? 7i " l 7 T L. 7; U 7 Ij 7 7 - ' 7 7 j 7 7 ( 7 7 7 '1 - 7 ; 7 , , ' ; , , . . ; ' . . . ' ' ' . i ' . ' ' ' 1 THANKFUL, ch. g. 3. by Handsome Crest (O. Turek). . Weight today 109, 7S356 Oakland 1 1:45 hvy Gl 112. 3 1 2 2 6 5" Kirsch'm Semproni. Herodotus. Curriculum. 78300 Oakland lm70y 1:471 slop 9 102 6 7 6 4 41 4lSweet B.Pullman. SlrBrillar. Col.Bronston 78190 Oakland lm70y 1:451 fast 7-5 102 3 1 1 1 1 11 Kirsch'm Mllshora. Rotrou. Rosy Light. 76959 Seattle lm50y 1:43 fast 31 103 6 1 2 7 7 G Archlb'dKing of Mist. Wap. Midmont. j 76689 Seattle 7-8 1:271 fast 8 103 8 9 8 9 71 34 D Boland Orlflamb. Gracious Dame. Wap. I 76029 Seattle 1 1-4 2:05 fast 10 95 9 6 3 3 31 6 Page J. F. Donohue. My Pal. Arcourt. MABEL HOLLANDER, b. f. 4, by Maxio Circlet (E. J. Ramsey). Weie-ht today 109. 78374 Oakland 1 1;44 fast 6-5 104 5 1 1 1 11 1 E SulllvanElevation, Bellmence, Silver Sue. 78324 Oakland lm50y 1:463 slop 9-5 97 6 6 3 3 4nt 2ll E SullivanAftermath, Lampadrome. Kelowna. i 7S315 Oakland 3-4 1:12 mud 13 104 6 7 7 6 611 E SullivanAnnaMay, Belle Kinney. Curriculum f 78249 Oakland 3-4 1:141 fast 31 114 5 5 6 6 61 E SulllvanS.Metzner. FreeK.theBear. Merrill. ' 78169 Oakland F C l:03i fast 7 106 3 6 7 5s 4T1 E SullivanAnna May. May Amelia, Gossiper II. , 7S103 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 8 105 1 2 2 31 41 E Sullivan Voorhees. St. Francis. Military Man f' FOURTH RACE 1 1-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (740312:0516100.) NADZTJ. ch. g. 4. by Lodowic Salt Grass Mag (E. J. Ramsey). Weight today 102. 7833S Oakland 1 1-4 2:10 slow 7-5 102 2 5 4 3 3 31 E SulllvanFulletta. Lady Alicia. County Clerk 7S2S6 Oakland 1 1-4 2:07g fast 1 102 2 6 3 3 31 3 E SullivanCounty Clerk. M.Jordan, Remember. 7S209 Oakland 1 1-4 2:06 tost 6-5 100 6 4 4 3 2l 1 E SulllvanMIkeJordan. F.Lubbock. Talamund. 78171 Oakland 1 1-8 l:52g fast 13 94 4 3 3 3 4 41 E SullivanFred Bent. Loglstilla. Fantastic. 74S90 Oakland 1 1-4 2:061 fast 20 92 10 8 8 8 81 751 E Sullivan Silver Line, Rubinon, Eduardo. FULLETTA. ch. h. 6. by Mirthful Etta (H. G. Bedwell). . Weight today 110. 7833S Oakland 1 1-4 2:10 slow 20 105 6 6 2 2 It 11 Taplin Lady Alicia, adzu, County Clerk. 7S326 Oakland lm50y l:45g slop 15 100 7 6 7 7 6 5 Taplin L.Alicia. Bellmence, T.Englishman. 7S2S6 Oakland 1 1-4 2:07g fast 150 105 8 8 8 8 7 7s Taplin County Clerk. Mike Jordan. Nadzu. 78209 Oakland 1 1-4 2:06f fast SO 104 8 6 7 7 7 7l Taplin Nadzu. MikeJordan. Frank Lubbock 7S137 Oakland 1 1-1G 1:471 fast 30 101 4 6 6 5 5" 61TlTaplin Sir Brillar. Remember, Cloverland. LADY ALICIA, b. f. 4. by Sir Dixon Kenmoro Queen (D. S. Fountain). Weight today 107. 7S33S Oakland 1 1-4 2:10 slow C 107 3 1 1 1 21 21 Russell Fulletta. Nadzu. County Clerk. 7S326 Oakland lm50y l:45g slop 7-5 102 3 3 3 2 2l 11 Russell Bellmence. T. Englishman. Rotrou. 78286 Oakland 1 1-4 2:07g fast 25 107 4 7 7 7 61 541 Groth County Clerk. Mike Jordan. Nadzn. 78135 Oakland 1 1:412 fast 8 119 3 C 5 4 4 21 Russell Phalanx. Charley Paine. Romanoff. 78119 Oakland 1 1-S 1:55 fast 6 107 3 4 5 6 5K 6'1 Vand'sen Kermit, My Pal. Frank Lubbock. C. ACKERLEY. ch. g. 4. by St. Carlo Lovelight (D. A. Ross). Weight today 102. 7S314 Oakland lmTOy 1:463 mud 20 108 8 7 5 3 3 3 Rettig Remember. Creation. J.R.Laughrey. 7S263 Oakland 1 1-16 l:46g fast 15 109 5 4 3 5 6 714 E SullivanF. Lubbock. Remember. Gargantua. 78211 Oakland lm50y 1:44 tost 30 103 6 4 4 3 33 441 C Ross Woodcraft, Husky. Phalanx. 7S137 Oakland 1 1-16 l:47fr fast 16-5 105 2 7 4 3 4a 41 C Koss Sir Brillar. Remember. Cloverland. 77034 Seattle 1 1:402 fast 13-5 119 8 9 9 6 65 41 Coburn Spohn. Emma G.. Stoney Lee. KERMIT, br. g. 9. by Piccolo Marcella (M. J. Hayes). . Weight today 107. 7S236 Oakland 1 l:41g tost 15 111 3 1 4 5 51 3s J Hayes Ed Ball. Phalanx. Military Man. , 78119 Oakland 1 1-S 1:55 fast 12 107 4 1 1 1 Ink in j Hayes My Pal. Frank Lubbock. TeaTrayll. 77012 Seattle 1 1:39? fast 12 107 7 8 8 8 8 7" J Hayes JlmSimpson. CorkHilL GeneRussell. 76S90 Seattle lm70y l:44g fast 9 107 5 1 1 1 3l 4 J Hayes Rubinon. John Lyle. Alma Boy. 76532 Seattle 1 1-4 2:054 fast 16 106 4 2 2 2 2 3 J Hayes Silver Line. Rubinon. MaryB.Olark. BELLMENCE. ch. g. 4. by Hermence Isbell (Fleur de Lis Stable). Weight today 102. 7S374 Oakland 11:44 fast 16-5109 4 4 4 4 2 351 Buxton M.Hollander. Elevation. Silver Sue. 7S32G Oakland lm50y l:45g slop 5 102 8 4 4 4 31 21 Buxton LadyAlicia. T.Englishman. Rotrou. 78302 Oakland lm70y l:47g slop 20 107 6 4 5 4 2 21 Buxton Rhlnock. SilverSue. T.Englishman. 73286 Oakland 1 1-4 2:07M fast 100 107 7 4 5 6 8 81TlBuxton County Clerk. M. Jordan, Nadzu. 7S262 Oakland 1 1-16 1:482 fast 15 109 7 10 9 9 8 8" Buxton Kelowna. Talamund, Eckersall. HUAPALA. b. m. 7, by Libertine Marcell (J. C. Wever). Weight today 102. 7S302 Oakland lm70y l:47jf slop 5 107 7 8 8 8 8 S" King Rhinock. Bellmence. Silver Sue. 7S23G Oakland 1 l:41g fast 40 109 6 8 8 8 6s 68 King Ed Ball. Phalanx. Kermit. 7S155 Oakland lm50y 1:44 fast 17 109 4 5 5 4 5s 4 V Powers .FrankLubbock. Col.Bronston. Lazell. 77011 Seattle 1 1-4 2:05i? fast 15 105 5 1 1 1 lh 6" B Wilson King of Mist. Monvina. Fair Fagot. 76730 Seattle 1 1:391 fast 40 104 3 5 6 5 5 4l King Kruka. Eckersall. Orlflamb. CLOVERLAND. b. h. 8. by Flatlands Lucky Clover (I. Morehouse). Weight today 105. 7S33S Oakland 1 1-1 2:10 slow 10 110 4 4 6 C 6 6" Keogh Fulletta. Lady Alicia, adzu 78300 Oakland lm70y 1:471 slop 7 110 1 8 7 6 51 511 W Miller B.Pullman. SlrBrillar. Col.Bronston 78275 Oakland lm70y 1:461 fast 17 110 3 2 4 4 2nk 2 W Miller Ed Ball. Military Man. Spring Ban 78137 Oakland 1 1-16 1:471 tost 12 110 5 2 2 2 2 31 V Powers SlrBrillar. Remember. L.O. Ackerley 72579-Oakland lmlOOy 1:51 slop 100 107 9 9 9 9 9 8" Clifford Blanche C, Captain- Hale, Lazell. ROTROU. ch. g. 5. by Rousseau Tillie Andrew (W. Murphy), Weight today 102. 78326 Oakland lm50y 1:431 slop 20 102 5 5 5 5 5 451 Kirsch'm L.Alicia. Bellmence. T.Englishman. 78262 Oakland 1 1-16 1:481 fast 13 109 5 4 3 3 4k 5'i Kirsch'm Kelowna. Talamund. Eckersall. 7S221 Oakland lm70y 1:4G fast 13 114 7 S 7 6 6nk 68 Gilbert Col. Bronston. Merrill. My Pal. 7S190 Oakland lm70y 1:451 fast 8 107 5 3 3 3 4 31 Gilbert Be Thankful. Milshora. Rosy Light. 78116 Oakland 3-4 1:14 tost 30 112 4 7 8 8n S"!Kirsch'm Aftermath. CholkHedrick. R.Cherry MILITARY MAN. ch. h. 7. by St. George Fanfare (Oakland Stable). Weight today 110. 75356 Oakland 1 1:45 hvy 5 115 2 8 S 7 71" 712lRussell Semproni. Herodotus. Curriculum. 7S300 Oakland lm70y 1:471 slop 7 105 8 4 8 7 8 7" Russell B.Pullman. SlrBrillar. Col.Bronston 7S275 Oakland lm70y 1:461 tost 41 107 1 3 6 5 5 31 Russell Ed Ball. Cloverland. Spring Ban. 78236 Oakland 1 l:41g fast 1S-5 107 4 7 7 7 7 451 Russell Ed Ball. Phalanx. Kermit. ALCIBIADES, ch. c. 3. by St. Avonicus Titina (F. Wilson). Weight today 102. 75357 Oakland 3-4 l:18g hvy 12 112 6 5 3 31 l1 Borel Francis Joseph, Sexlaw, Gazolo. 7S299 Oakland 3-4 1:151 slop 200 107 11 11 11 11 ll4iBorel Nebulosus. Billy Bowlegs. Wap. 75049 Oakland 1 1:401 tost 60 100 1 8 S S 8 89 Borel HighGun. SalntModan. BeThankful. 74032 Oakland 1 1-16 1:471 fast 16 90 7 3 5 4 5s. 618 Buxton Rhinock, Mary B. Clark, Huzzah. 73950 Oakland 7-S 1:281 fast 12 112 7 3 3 3 5l 61 J Mcln're Walter Miller, Sanpiper, Orchota. FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (C9104 l:3Ss 195.) STEEL BLUE. ch. g. 3. by Solitaire IL Marcell (V. H. Terry). Weight today 104. 7S322 Oakland F C 1:111 slop 300 102 7 6 6 61 611 M Murphy St.Francis. MayAmella. Sil.Stocking 78151 Oakland 51 f 1:07 fast GO 109 11 11 11 11 ll18lCoburn Hereafter. Von Tromp. Merrill. 74678 Oakland 1 1:41 fast 16-5 105 9 9 9 9 9 61F H'braud Carmelina. High Gun, Franciscan. 74569 Oakland 1 1-16 1:471 fast 15 97 10 9 9 6 5 3 Goldstein Lord Fillgraue, Lucy C, Rubinon. 74518 Oakland lm20y 1:411 fast 10 95 7 6 10 9 8h S"lGoldstein Standover. Hllgert, Ed Sheridan. MAY L. N., b. f. 4, by Ossary Plumeria (D. A. Ross). Weight today 114. 78273 Oakland 3-4 1:143 tost 4-5 113 1 3 3 3a 21 V Powers Calla. Kokomo. Red Era. 7S208 Oakland 3-4 l:12g fast 40 109 2 7 7 6 6" C Ross Bellwether. Anna May. Hereafter. 76053 Seattle 1 1:408 fast G 107 7 1 1 2 6 661 D Boland J. Adams. John Lyle. My Bouquet. 7657S Seattle 3-1 1:131 fast 11-5 106 2 6 8 71 75 D Boland Combury, Prolific. Bernardo. 76530 Seattle 3-4 1:121 fast 5 107 2 4 4 31 21 D Boland Anna Alay, Dulcinea, Bud Embry. ETAPA. b. g, 5, by Take Notice Hoolou (C. W. Channell). Weight today 114. 78211 Oakland lmSOy 1:44 fast 60 103 1 6 5 6 5 581 Vand'sen Woodcraft Husky. Phalanx. 78156 Oakland lm50y l:44g fast 15 109 7 6 4 4 21 2 Vand'sen Charles Green. Eckersall. L.Minlster 78107 Oakland lm70y 1:452 fast 30 107 8 6 5 6 51 5T1 Vandusen M.Jordan Remember. County Clerk 74310 Oakland lm20y 1:42 fast 18-5 107 8 9 8 4 41 47 Stuart Stilicho, Palemon, Patriotic. 74247 Oakland lm70y 1:441 fast 30 104 6 5 6 3 7 8 Stuart Dareington, Eduardo. Arcourt. CARMELINA, blk. f, 3, by Orsini Carthagena (H. W. Hoag). Weight today 109. 7S236 Oakland 1 1:411 fast 50 104 1 3 3 4 41 8"Upton Ed Ball. Phalanx. Kermit. 75952 Seattle 1 1:41 fast 4 107 5 Fell. Rettig M. Randolph. F. Rose, Sophomore. 74910 Oakland 1 1:401 fast 6 105 5 8 9 9 71 7"lMentry Wuerzburger, H. Gun, St. Modan. J 74S02 Oakland 1 1:43 slop 13-5 105 4 7 6 6 41 21 Mentry HighGun, SalntModan, MaySutton' 74678 Oakland 1 1:41? fast 12 105 2 7 7 5 21 1 Mentry HighGun, Franciscan.Wuerzburger 1 BYRONERDALE. b. g. 8. by Jim Gore Briganza (J. M. Crane). Weight today 114. 1 78356 Oakland 1 1:45 hvy 17 117 8 7 7 6 4nk 4 W Miller Semproni. Herodotus. Curriculum. 73852 Oakland 1 3-16 2:01 fast 7 111 9 3 3 3 7 6'1 W Miller Tonic, Blue Eyes, Arcourt. 73711 Oakland 4 7:16 fast 17 112 2 1 1 3 4 4" R Davis Big Bow, Llvlus. Benvolio. 73653 Oakland 2 3:292 fast 8 108 3 3 5 5 51 41R Davis Big Bow, Miss Rlllle, Red Leaf. INVADER, ch. g. 6. by Esher Fieseen (Kenilworth Stock Farm). Weight today 109. 7S-I76 Oakland lm70y 1:45 fast 100 102 5 7 7 7 7 7" Piper Metlakatla. J. R. Laugbrey. Pleiad. 73577 Oakland lm70y 1:50 hvy 25 109 5 6 6 6 75 5" Borel Eudora, Shady Lad, Western. 73499 Oakland 1 1-16 1:53 mud 20 109 3 4 4 4 4l 3 Borel Bill Curtis, MetlakaUa, Jackfull. 72415 Oakland 1 1:46 hvy 12 99 2 10 9 10 8 818 H'herton WarteNicht, Lazell, M.M.Bowdiah. 7233S Oakland 1 1:451 slop 18-5 109 6 6 5 3 31! 4 R Davis Macbeth, Lampadrome, Red Era. KAMSACK. b. c. 4. by Indio Emigre (C. A. McLaughlin). . Weight today 117. 7836 Oakland lmSOy l:45g slop 15 105 4 2 2 3 41 6" King "j;Allm. Bellmence. T.Englishman. 78234 Oakland 1 l:41g fast 50 112 1 3 3 4 3 51 King Little Minister. Eckersall. Kelowna. 78119 Oakland 1 1-8 1:55 tost 60 110 1 G 6 6 7 7"1F King Kermit. My Pal. Frank Lubbock. 78107 Oakland lm70y 1:451 fast 30 110 5 5 11 11 10 1018lKlng M.Jordan. Remember. CountyClerk. SIXTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. All Ages. Allowances. (72030 1:05 C 112.) COLLECTOR JESSUP. b. h, 7. bv Bel Demonio Crimea (J. A. Murray). Weight today 103. 7S336 Oakland F C 1:108 slowl9-5 HO 1 2 2 2 2 Keogh Roseben. J. O. Core. Rosevale. 78312 Oakland F C 1:118 mud 100 110 4 2 2 2 31 Keogh Bellwether Deutschland Boog.Red 78-9 Oakland 3-4 1:118 tost 50 90 3 G 6 6 6'7lUpton RoyalTourlst. Jeanne d'Arc. Sewell 75048 Oakland 7-S 1:251 fast 20 95 4 4 5 5 4n 881 Kirsch'm Critic, Johnny Lyons, Massa. F. NEUGENT, b. g, 4. by Salvado Miss Alice III. (Old Ned Stable). Weight today 100. 7C233 Seattle 3-4 l:12g fast 20 97 3 2 2 2 ll Lycurgus Smiley Corbett, Critic, Pedro. 76207 Seattle 51 f 1:06J tost 8-5 111 1 6 6 5 68 Gaugel Tony Faust. Laura Clay, All Alone. J. C. CORE. ch. g. 4. by Garry Hermann Purity (C. R. Ellison). Weight today 112. 7S371 Oakland 3-4 1:15 tost 17-10 114 6 11 ll 2 J Butler Ellerd. Silver Stocking. Wap. 7S336 Oakland F C 1:102 slow 4 107 6 6 4 3 316 J Butler Roseben. CollectorJessup. Rosevale. 76553 Empire 1 1-10 1:481 fast '6 105 3 3 Fell. Sweet Comedienne. Rockstone. C. of Arms 761C0 Saratoga 7-8 1:29? hvy 11-10 106 3 4 1 1 21! 21 Notter Sanguine. Monocle. Orphan Lad. 76329 Saratoga 3-4 ilwl fast 8 110 3 2 3 31 4 Gilbert Refined. Sugar Pine. Incognito 75766 Sheepsh'd 61 f 1:182 fast 20 112 3 5 5 61! 5"lMusgr've Nimbus. Roseben. Peter Quince. STRIKE OUT. b. g. 2. by Griffon Pillowdex (F. H. Milden). , Weight today 92. 78375 Oakland 51 f 1:08 fast 3 99 2 5 8 S 8" Upton Anna L. Daley. Toll Box. Samvoke 7S311 Oakland 5-8 l:01g mud 1S-5 102 5 3 2 21 49 Upton Madman. Rubia Granda. LittleJane. 7S2S5 Oakland 51 f 1:06 fast 41 106 4 2 2 2 510lHolmes Madman. Cotytto. Sempronium. 7S233 Oakland 51 f 1:06 fast 16-5 95 4 2 2 2 21 Upton Cotytto. Sempronium. Toll Box. 77S97 Jamaica 5-8 1:01 slop 8-5 109 1 11 1 1 Holmes Erbet Sententious. Lasata. 7766S Belrnont 61? 1:05 fast 9-5 100 4 1 1 l1 2h D McC'thyCourt Lady. Waponoca. Roy.Captive PURSE ROSE. b. f, 4. by Orsini Rose of China (Bay View Stable), Weight today 100. 78174 Oakland 3-4 1:12$ fast 20 112 6 7 7 7 7" C Ross Fireball. Native Son. Cloudlleht. 75216 Oakland s 1:271 fast 18-5 117 1 2 2 2 21 lk A, Walsh May L. N Sibari Billv Pullman. 75074 Oakland 51 f l:06g fast 20 99 4 6 5 51 2 C Ross John H. Sheehan. Hereafter. Yada. TWILIGHT QUEEN, b. f, 2. by Oddfellow Ferrol (F. A. Forsythe). Weight today 92. 77091 G'vesend 51 f 1:07 fast 8 99 5 4 1 1 11 McCahey Merry Gift Opal. Blue Grass. 7C,Mi Sheensh'd 5k f 1:064 fast 10 110 5 3 3 31 3B J Lee Sundance. SummerNight. Har.Mald 762S4 Saratoga 51 f 1:07 fast 30 107 10 10 10 10 9lShreve WeddingBells; Wallflower. Petticoat ROYAL N.. br. c. 4. by Royal Flush Naples (Hamilton Stable). Weight today 103. 7S351 Oakland F C 1:123 hvy 15 112 8 S 8 8 8" W Miller Price. Jewel. Forerunner. Kokomo. 7S310 Oakland 3-4 l:15g mud 9 112 3 10 10 10 101C Koerner Marion Rose. Magrane Forerunner. 78245 Oakland 3-1 1:14 fast 7 122 1 3 3 21 3 Rettig Curriculum. Goldena. Red Era. 7S189 Oakland 61 f 1:211 fast 15 110 3 4 3 3 31! 3s Rettig Amada. Distributor. San Oak. 78151 Oakland 61 f 1:07 fast 200 122 7 10 10 10 lOiRettlg Hereafter. Von Tromp. Merrill. BILL EATON, b. c, 2, by Sain Merida (B. Schreiber). , , n ,Jrt$li today 92, 74609 Oakland 12 4S1 fast 6 110 2 2 8 4 Rettig Del Cruzador, Bold. Frieze. 74460 Oakland 1-2 48 fast 5 110 3 2 21 2 Rettig Captain John, Phillistm Tanma. 74419 Oakland 41 f 54t fast 10 100 1 2 2nk 3 Buxton Traffic, Mauretanla, Woodlander. 74331 Oakland 1-2 481 fast 11-5 110 4 3 3k 3s J MclntyrePrudent, Ocean Queen, Pomare. Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Mondy, November 30 Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Monday, November 30. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. LOS ANGELES ENTRIES. Wt Rec S&.& .n:.::::::I ill 1 . v-aSe 6::fcxJ For differences m weight add or deduct (7S350) Canique 107 1:40 4..10i..X00 5 points to the pounu. An extra good 74S92 Gannet 105 1:41 4.. 98.... 690 rider's average worth is Fpounds. 78274 Phalanx ..........110 1:401 g-f;; 1 " ZZZI (7S37S) Alma Boy 104 1:39 5. .105. . XOSO , , , rn, 75022 AVolfviUe 97 1:421 3.. 9S..0iu Racing starts at 1:50 p. m. (Chicago time. 3:50.) Third Race 3-4 Mile. XRuhs well in mud. Superior mud runn.er. A11 Af;eg. Selling. First Race 5-8 -Mile. (Track record: 72409 1:11R 2 92.) 2- year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. 77032 Taylor George ....1011:121 0. .110. . X725 (Track record: 72330 59H 3-108.) 78359 Progress 114 1:13 5. .115. ...715 Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. (7S3 42) Joe Gaitens 98 1:101 2.. 105.. 705 73511 Stringency 112.... 72o 7C017 old "Settler TOO 1:15 3. .10 . . X,i0O 7701S Bliss Carmen 112..X20 74128 Mary F 9o 1:121 5..115..X00 7S363 Furnace ., .... Jis";;X 78370 Teo Beach .10ol:14 4. .115. . XOOa 7S342 Hardlyson 109..X710 73754 platoon 78377 The Drake 112.... 710 73924 Talentosa 109 1:141 4..110..X690 78342 Rey el DInero ... ,... 792--5Z 7S3G1 Bazll 100 1:131 C..lla..X0S5 78303 Lucky Mate 113 l:0o 112..Xi00 7S342J Servicence 2..100..67o 78342 ' Roy T '"imi-m ina" ' Fourth Race 7-8 Mile. 110 1:09 109..XG9J 7S000 Mariana 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 7S303 Louis Streuber .... (Track recordf 72500-1:241-3-100 O, x 75579 Detector 112 O2o 7roo sidnev F 95 1:251 5..107..X72o 72S97 Beeswax 109. ...COO st Elmwood .....111 l:2C.f 4..110..X720 74709 Wildwood Bill .... i9S ggo 51SO Earle. .:'.:: ".105. l':261 5..105..X72O 73o3C nkea;.b.; 11 COO 77011 MonvU, ..........107 1:201 4 107.. ..710 by Ossary-Love- . Burnett '"lOT 1:27 B.. 107.. X700 liKht 11- VrOOO Cobleskill JOT lsT 4. .107. .. .C9o Second Race 1 Mile. 783G2 King of Mist 112l:29i "j--J--6So 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (74077) Sam Bernard ixi,'07 (Track record: 724201:371 3 10S.) 78267 Flavigny ......... 5"in7"vRRS 78359 ANIMUS 107 1:401 4. .105.'.725 78302 King Leopold 99 1:291 4..107..X6o5 Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. ndep. i 7S3S0 Tarp 105 1:28 n..l07..XCOO Baoble 1011:868 5..107..X710 ; 78270 Mistress of Rolls.. C. .102. . . .050 (' i"m"mi , , , , 1(011 Arcourt 4. .io . . x 0;i t, Fifth. Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 78.-JG1 Esther B 95 1:291 4.. 107 700 , 2"year?ld.&ooA1I?vEKce5- 7S3S0 Ampedo ' 4.. 110 700 (Track n-. record: iS3Sl l:0.,f o 100.) 7701a All Ablaze 109 l:27g 4..107..XG90 7S3772 Tom Reid 10S 1:07?. 110.. 725 7524:? Ill Col Cap S..107 090 77170 Blameless 110.... 715 74395 Ruto .102. . XG90 7S35S3 Great Heavens 110 1:091 103 710 78273 Red Km 5..107..XGS5 70715 Shortcut 110 705 70SS0 Ben Trovato 103 1:29 4..110..XGS0 78377 Maid of Gotham ..105 1:072 107..XH75 74211 Anona C..107 075 73747 Rose Kismet 100 COO 74099 Royal Ascot 104 1:29? 4..107..X025 Sixth Race 7-8 Mile. The figures under "Rec." in above entries show 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, the best time made by the horse at the distance. (Track record: 72590 1:241 3100.) With weight carried, since January 1. 1900. This 7S345 Jack Witt 102 1:25? 5..107..X725 time is not necessarily made by a winner. It may 78341 Homeless 100 l:2Gj; 4. .107..X710 be the estimated time of a losing performance. LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED MONDAY. FIRST RACE 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. (72330 59i 2 10S.) Index. Course DistTimeTckOdds Wt St i i StrFin Jockeys Best Company. STRINGENCY, b. c. 2. by Sempronius Tasmania (R. L. Thomas). Weight today 112. 73511 S. Anita 31 f 41 fast 10 110 10 11 9" C II Shil'gSteel, Inclement, J. H. Reed. BLISS CARMEN, cli. e. 2. by Resolute II. Florence Darling (C. L. Railey). Weight today 112. 7794S Jamaica :. f 1:0S slow 10 103 10 7 S 7 512Laiige May River. Chaffinch. Glucose. 77490 Belmont 51 f 1:03J fast GO 115 10 10 10 10 1020 Lance Spectatress. Mlch.Beck. Wintergr'n 77200 G'vesend 51 f 1:071 fast 30 111 10 11 11 11 11 Lang Witch.Hour. G.W.Lebolt. Ragman. FURNACE, b. c. 2. by Canopus Calora (W. B. Jennings). Weight today 112. 7S3C3 S. Anita 5?. f 1:062 good 12 103 G 4 3 3& 381 G Burns GollyDing. ValleyStream. Mllpltas. 74998 Oakland 4 f 541 fast 50 101 8 C CI 5' Manders Mauretania. DelCrazador. OnParole. 74764 Oakland 41 f 531 fast 00 101 0 5 4t 4" Manders Del Cruzador, Rlghteasy, Frieze. 74C09 Oakland 1-2 4S1 fast 40 104 9 9 8J 8 J Hayes Del Cruzador, Bold, Frieze. HARDLYSON. ch. g. 2. by Picquart Hardly (H. R. Brandt). Weight today 109. 7S342 S. Anita 5i f 1:092 slow 50 103 11 S 9 10l U10 Goldstein Joe Gaitens. Enfield. Servicence. THE DRAKE, ch. c. 2. by Altamax Duckling (T. H. Williams). Weight today 112. 78377 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 12 105 7 7 5 5l 78JC H ShU'gHomecrest. Tom Reid. Enfleld. 78207 Oakland 51 f 1:07. fast 51 105 1 5 4 41 3s Gilbert FargoRose. Rosamo. OaptainHansen 78170 Oakland 51 f 1:071 fast CO 99 7 4 5 4" 4' Sweet Force. Fluent. Semproni. 78115 Oakland 5-S 1:002 fast 15 112 12 12 12 11s llslGilbert Cotytto. Beau Man. Palo Alto. 75137 Oakland 41 f 542 fast 25 IOC 12 12 12 11s0 Sandy B. of Brass. M. Fountain. Novgorod. REY DEL DINERO. ch. g. 2. bv Vesuvian Miss Ford (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 109. 78312 S. Anita 5?. f 1:092 slow 10 103 9 12 11 8 5 G Burns Joe Gaitens, Enfield. Servieeuce. 72860 S. Anita 31 f 421 slop 100 105 9 71 8" Herman Chllla, Cop.Prlncess. Mat. Russell. 727C9 S. Anita 3-8 35? fast 100 103 9 9 981 nermau MadelineMusgrave, M.Russell, Bold 72715 S. Anita 3-8 36 hvy CO 110 13 9s S"lHerman Harapass. Fred Maler, C.W.Riley. LUCKY MATE, b. c, 2, by First Mate Lucky Star II. (J. H. Buscher). Weight today 112. 7S3C3 S. Anita 5?. f 1:0C3 good 30 9S S 7 7 8 S4Quay GoIlyDlng. ValleyStream. Furnace. 74074 S. Anita 1-2 47g fast 60 95 10 4 7& 99 Sutton Frieze, Inclement, Wildwood. 7399C S. Anita 31 f 41g fast 8 108 5 5s G"1M Preston Knight of tbeEast, Coriel.Wildwood 73918 S. Anita 1-2 49 slop 20 103 2 2 31 48i Llovd Royal Stone. Traffic. Chipmunk. 73798 S. Anita 3-8 352 fast 10 108 8 4 5i Goldstein Chipmunk, Fred Maler, Sir Barry. ROY T., ch. c. 2. bv Deering Paula (Offutt & Wright). Weight today 112. 78342 S. Anita a?, f 1:09 slow 20 101 5 2 2 2& lO'ojPage Joe Gaitens. Enfield. Servicence. 7C93G Seattle 3-4 1:16 slow 40 97 12 11 9 82 21 Andrews Frieze. Dredkin. Angleface. 7CS98 Seattle 3-4 1:13. fast 21 98 9 4 7 71 713 B Wilson Minalto. Miunie Bright. Dredkin. 7CS20 Seattle 5-S l:02i slow 8 108 10 9 11 11 11" Page Unola. Incentive. Angleface. MARIANA, b. f. 2. by Ben Strome Lady Moccasin (R. E. Watkins). Weight today 10D. 7742C Aqueduct 3-4 l:14g fast 6 103 2 5 5 52 41 J Conlin Hill Top. Sententious. Gunshot. 77373 Aqueduct 3-4 l:15g fast 6-5 105 3 C 6 6 69i Cullcn Yan.Daughter. Sententious. Gunshot 77233 G'vesend 51 f 1:08 fast 10 103 3 4 4 42 3 C H Shil'gEtherlal. Harlem Maid. Sententious 77044 G'vesend 51 f 1:07 fast 10 107 14 14 14 14 14 McCahey WallUower. Detective. Effendl. LOUIS STREUBER, b. c. 2. bv Glenheim Frolicsome II. (P. T. Chinn). Weight today 112. 78363 S. Anita 01 f 1:062 good 60 95 4 2 4 4h G161B Woods GollyDing. ValleyStream. Furnace. 72642 S. Anita 3-8 34g fast 40 107 12 12s 8"lMusgr'vo Achieve, Mattle Russell, Chilla. 72514 S. Anita 3-8 352 fast 9 110 11 121 ll1BlMnsgr've Valjeau, Horace H.. Fred Maler. DETECTOR, b. c. 2. bv St. Symphorien Stealth (Sobre Vista Stable). Weight today 112. 75579 Seattle 41 f 56 fast 20 110 6 5 5 53 5"iSandy LadyQuality. ElPnvo. Queen Whims BEESWAX, b. f. 2. bv Hammon Virginia Keene (Hutton & Markwell). Weight today 109. 72897 S. Anita 3-S '35g slop 30 105 8 9 918 C II Shil'gRoseQueen, FrankClancy, R. Stone. 72533 S. Anita 3-S 341 fast 15 107 1 9 9" C II Shil'gRoseQueen, Achieve, M.Dieudonne. WILDWOOD BILL. br. g, 2, bv Santello Zalvidea (Oakwood Stock Ranch). Weight today 109. 74799 Oakland 1-2 491 slop 10 103 11 11 11 1120U MclntyrcReformation, Bub. Water. B.ofBrass 74466 Oakland 1-2 4S fast 25 102 2 10 10 10" J Hayes CaptainJokn, Bill Eaton. Phillistina YANKEE NIC. b. c, 2, by Yankee Doodle Nie Nac (Live Oak Stable). Weight today 112. 73536 Oakland 31 f 44 mud 50 112 12 12 12 121F Kelly Orphan Boy. El Picaro. Novgorod. 72794 Oakland 31 f 431 slop 100 105 5 5 52 6" Kirsch'm Lee Rose, Opulent. El Picaro. 72721 Oakland 3-S 371 hvy 50 103 11 9& 7"JJno CarrollWoodlander, Ed.Ormonde. Hazlet. 72CS6 Oakland 31 f 422 hvy CO 112 9 9 10 10lJno CarrolIC. W.Hodges, ElPIcaro. E.Ormonde. J. F. CROWLEY, b. c. 2, by Ossary Lovelight. Weight today 112. First start. SECOND RACE 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (72420 1 :37s,: 3 108.) ANIMUS, br. g. 4. by Lord Esterling Aniraoso (B. Schreiber). Weight today 105. 78359 S. Anita 1 1:40 good 4-5 107 6 6 4 3 31 31! C H Shil'gCanique. Progress. Netting. 77S9S Jamaica 1 1-16 l:4Sz slop 4-5 109 2 1 1 1 lb 21 Notter Sanguine. Okenlte. Imitator. 77715 Belmont 1 1-8 1:52 fast 5 105 1 1 1 1 1 11 Sumter Juggler. Mllford. Samuel H. Harris 77606 Belmont 1 1-4 2:061 fast 6-5 101 4 1 1 1 2& 41 Sweet Mllford. Whip Top. Juggler. 77396 Aqueduct 1 1:41 fast 3 102 G C 6 C 1& Is Sweet Rockstone. Sarac'esca. Q.oftheHllls BLACK MATE, ch. g, 4. by First Mate Later (Orangevale Stable). Weight today 102. 7S341 S. Anita 1 1:43 slow 12 102 5 5 2 1 lk 68 B Wilson John Lyle. BarneyOldfiehl. DavStar 75859 Seattle 1 1-16 1:46 fast 18-5 110 3 3 1 1 2& 22 D Boland B. Oldlield. F. Bent. Miss Officious. 75806 Seattle lm50y 1:422 fast 1 110 4 2 2 2 23 Is G Archib'dJosieS.. Convent Belle. Be Thankful BYE BYE II.. b. f. 4. by Sir Walter Northumbria (St. James Stable). Weight today 105. 78344 S. Anita 1 1-S 1:57?, slow 15 105 4 3 3 3 310 3' E Martin Merllngo. Miss Officious. Husky. 77035 Seattle 1 1-16 l:44g fast 3-2 90 2 7 7 5 4' 6' B Wilson Green Seal. E. T. Fryer. Roy. Ben. 76997 Seattle 3-4 l:12g fast 8 109 9 9 C 51 221 C Koerner Ravarla. Tamar. Anna May. 76911 Seattle 51 f 1:062 slow 30 102 9 9 7 64 61 G Archib'dShir.Rossmore. St. Francis. Bucolic. VARIETES. br. g. C, by Masetto Vain Glory (W. M. Walker). Weight today 100. 7S341 S. Anita 1 1:43 slow 12 102 4 1 5 6 73 8"i A Harris John Lyle. BarneyOldfield. DayStar 76343 Seattle 1 1:402 fast 16-5 106 2 2 2 2 2l 431 A Harris Nonie. Jack Adams. L. C. Ackerle.v. 76303 Seattle lm50y 1:434 fast 7 107 1 3 3 4 51 5s A Harris N. Bumppo. Monvina. Josie's Jewel. CANIQUE, b. g, 4, by Canopus Angeliquo (C. H. Knebelkamp). Weight today 107. 78359 S. Anita 1 1:40 good 20 107 5 5 3 4 55 11 T Rice Progress. Animus. Netting. 7S3U S. Anita 1 1:43 slow 31 104 7 4 4 4 6 51 T Rice John Lyle. Bar.Oldfield, Day Star. 736S6 S. Anita 1 3-16 2:021 fast 9-5 102 4 3 3 2 23 21 G. Burns Sam Bernard, Rip Rap, ChristlneA. 73647 S. Anita 7-8 1:261 fast 6 104 7 8 8 7 Di 41! Milliano Silverskin, Gosslper II., StoneyLee. GANNET. b. g. 4. by Wadsworth Queen Bird (T. H. Stevens). Weight today 98. 74S92 Oakland 1 1-16 1:461 fast 20 97 7 11 10 9 Si 8l- Kent Woolen, John H.. Captain Bush. 74565 Oakland 1 1:40 fast 15 104 4 5 4 4 41 313iW Kelly Netting, El Cazador. Lustig. 74467 Oakland lm70y 1:44 fast 100 103 11 9 7 7 9 9ilMentry Bardonla, Ed Sheridan, Char .Paine. 74281 Oakland 1 1-2 2:342 fast 15 101 5 4 4 5 6 812 A Walsh Blue Eyes, Elevation, Joe Coyne. PHALANX, b. h. 6. by Sam Lucas Physalis (H. E. Rowell). Weight todav 103. 78274 Oakland 3-1 1:14 fast 51 111 5 5 5 52 4 Sweet Nebulosus. FreeK.theBear. Merrill. 78236 Oakland 1 1:411 fast 44 107 2 2 1 1 l! 21 Sweet Ed Ball. Kermit. Military Man. 78211 Oakland ImaOy 1:44 fast 12 101 5 2 1 1 2s 3s Sweet Woodcraft, Huskv, L. C. Ackerley, 78135 Oakland 1 1:41? fast 6-5 117 5 1 1 1 Is 11 Sweet LadyAUcIa. CharleyPaine. Romanoff 78103 Oakland 3-1 1:131 fast 4 107 8 10 10 10 8lslSweet Voorhees. St. Francis. Military Man BONTON. b. g. 3. by His Highness Chiffon (Kansas Stable). Weight today 98. 7703S Seattle 1 1:402 fast 10 111 1 1 1 1 451 Rettig BIUv Pullman. John Lvle. Tonic. 77000 Seattle 1 1:392 fast 20 101 4 1 3 8 11 llJScoville Day" Star. Stonev Lee.' Wan. 76902 Seattle 3-1 1:132 fast 4 103 9 8 8 CI 4T Russell WorkandPlay. V.Tromn. P.andSalt. ALMA BOY. ch. g, 5. bv Salvation Sweet Caporal (J. W. Young). Weight today 105. 7S378 S. Anita 1 l:39g fast 5 104 2 1 1 1 1 lnt E Martin Husky, St. Ilarlo. Colonel White, 769C0 Seattle 3-4 1:141 fast 12 107 7 S 7 41 lh Mentry Deneen. Nattie Bumppo. Magrane. 76921 Seattle 1 1-16 1:46 fast 51 109 1 2 3 3 51 51 E Lynch M.Randolph. KlngofMist. St.Kllda. 76890 Seattle lm70y 1:44? fast 4 107 1 G 7 C 51 3J1 E Lynch Rublnon. John Lyle. Kermit. WOLFVTLLE. br. g. 3. bv St. Dory Likewise (W. St. Vincent). Weight today 98. 75022 Oakland lm20y 1:421 fast S 95 7 8 7 7 5nt 5 C Ross Black Mate. Fastoso. Handmaiden. 74910 Oakland 1 1:402 fast 25 100 9 6 7 7 9,B 812 Galindo Wuerzburger. High Gun. St.Modan. THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. All Ages. Selling. (72409 1:112 2 92.) TAYLOR GEORGE, b. e. C. by Register Nena George (R. T. Offutt). Weight today 110. 77032 Seattle 3-4 1:12 fast 20 104 5 7 6 6 32 B Wilson Silver Stocking. Toupee. Ida May. 76977 Seattle 3-4 1:122 fast 8 103 7 2 2 41 7"1B Wilson Ida Ma v. Bucolic. Fireball. 76494 Seattle 51 f 1:07 slow 8 102 8 8 7 7s 7 Page Kerry. Belle Kinney. SilverStocking PROGRESS, ch. g, 5, by Giganteum Renovah (S. A. Clopton). Weight today 115. 78359 S. Anita 1 1:40 good 10 107 4 1 1 1 l2 21 J Howard Canique. Animus. Netting. 75094 Oakland 3-4 1:122 fast 5 107 2 2 2 2J1 2'1 A Walsh Nagazam. Bucolic. Lord Nelson. 74744 Oakland 3-4 l:13g fast 41 111 9 7 5 5 1 Mentry Marwood, Calla. The Sultan. 74027 S. Anita 3-4 1:152 fast 3-2 130 G 5 4 4& 6B G Archlb'dAndoche, Elfin King, STjarp Boy. 72660 S. Anita 61 f 1:191 fast 5 107 3 2 3 41 331 Harty Scarfell, Royal River, Mintla. JOE GAITENS. b. c. 2. by Sorcerer Lynnette (P. T. Chinn). Weight today 105. 78342 S. Anita 51 f 1:092 slow 4 106 3 1 1 Is l1 Treubel Enfield. Servicence. Inclement. 775S7 Hamilton 5jf 1:062 fast 4 94 4 5 1 11 32 J W M'phvHawksflight. Edwin L.. Alice. 77532 Hamilton 3-1 1:14 slow 5 97 2 1 2 21 5s J W M'phyFernando. Punky. Chief Hayes. 773S4 Hamilton 3-4 1:14 fast 7 99 Left at the post. J Bergen Hoyle. Aralia. Tony W. OLD SETTLER, b. g. 3. by Scorpion Voltic (W. Walker). Weight today 107. 76917 Seattle 3-4 1:12R fast 25 106 3 7 7 8 Sl"!A Harris Biondv. Nagazam Anna May. 76S21 Seattle 3-4 1:15 slow 13 96 4 3 1 l3 l1 A Harris Von Tromp. Prolific. Pinaud. 76769 Seattle 51 f 1:0S2 slop 15 97 4 3 3 3 15 A Harris Plausible. Bribery. Lord Provost. MARY F.. b. m. 5. by Canopus Princess Noretti (Pasadena Stable). Weight today 115. 74128 S. Anita 51 f 1:052 fast 4 9S 4 5 5 53 331 E Martin Colonel Bob. Botanist, Kerry. 73920 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 slop G 99 2 2 2 2s 2'1 E Martin Botanist, Hidden Hand, Barabro. 73870 S. Anita CJ f 1:19? fast 7-5 101 3 2 2 2 21 22 E Martin Botanist. Lisaro, Ampedo. 73842 S. Anita 51 f l:06g fast 7-10 98 5 5 4 32 2 Martin Don Dotno, La Cliata. Mintia. TEO BEACH, ch. f, 4. by Bobby Beach Leonora J. (C. B. Daniels). Weight today 115. 78376 S. Anita 51 f 1:062 fast 15 105 1 7 S 93 G9 S'leslnger Ravarla. Translucent,, ISonalto. 74223 F.Grounds 1 l:39g fast 10 101 1 1 3 4 31 32i Pickens Milford. Lotus Eater. Grimaldi. 74149 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1:462 fast 9-5 108 3 4 2 2 2X 2l V Powers Melange. Lady Almy. Jim Simpson. PLATOON, br. g. 6. by Prig Hermesite (E. D. King). Weight today 115. 73754 City Park 3-4 1:123 fast 1G 106 7 3 4 C3 C12 J Lee RoblnHood. 'Merrick. Miss Delaney 73565 F.Grounds 3-4 1:141 fast 7 107 7 3 2 S1! 91SJJ W M'phyRoyal Onyx. Merrick. Miss Strome. TALENTOSA. b. c. 4. by Galveston Talluda (T. H. Williams). Weight today 110. 73924 Oakland 3-4 1:141 fast 20 115 3 4 8 S S W Miller G.Handlon, C.ofDiamonds, Magrane 736G9 Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 100 110 7 4 7 103 ll"lSweet Combury, Prestige. Yada. 73578 Oakland 3-4 1:18 hvy 10 120 4 13 11 12 1232 W Miller Mitre. Freeslas. Carthaginian. 69616 Oakland F C 1:11 fast G 110 3 2 2 41 4 Leeds Ray Bennett, Calla, Elmdale. BAZIL, ch. g, 6, by Huron Borealis (J. M. Stowe). Weight todav 115. 78361 S. Anita 3-4 1:141 good 40 109 8 11 12 12 122"lMorse CapkBurnett. Work&Play. T.Sultan 73535 Oakland F C 1:14 mud 7 119 2 2 2 l3 IS Keogh Mitre, Alsatian. David Boland. 73518 Oakland 3-4 1:161 slop 50 10S 7 8 9 9 8l Kirsch'm Dick Wilson, Billy Myer, Hulford. 73460 Oakland 1 1-S 1:551 slop 8 107 G 1 2 4 41 5" Kirsch'm Reservation, Mill Song, Bellmence SERVICENCE. ch. c. 2. by Service Innocence (C. H. Knebelkamp). Weight today 100. 78342 S. Anita 51 f 1:092 slow S 106 G 5 5 51 3s T Rice Joe Gaitens. Enfield. Inclement. 76S14 Montreal 5-S 1:00R fast 60 104 3 1 1 l1 31 T Rice - Ceremonius. Lomond. Cowdin. 76112 Windsor 5-8 1:021 slow 30 102 G 5 5 St 9 T Rice D.deNoyles, ManyColors.Chipmunk 75305 Montreal 1-2 481 fast 10 112 1 3 53 55 J Howard Lady Irma, DandeNoyles, Pleasing 7520G Toronto 5-8 1:021 fast 10 107 1 2 2 21 41 J Howard Havre, Hawkwlng, LadyRensselaer FOURTH RACE 7-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (72590 1:241 3 100.) SIDNEY F.. b. g. 5. by Royal Flush III Extract (Johnson & Dodson). Weight today 107. 75002 Oakland 1 1:392 fast 16-5 107 5 7 3 3 3lJ 4s D Boland Eyebrlghr. Ellenl. Vesnie. 74927 Oakland 1 1:391 fast 8-5 103 1 7 7 5 4s 35 W Miller Boggs. Ellenl. Luretta. ST. ELMWOOD. b. c. 4, by St. Symphorien Installatrix (Sobre Vista Stable). Weight today 110. 76632 Seattle 3-4 l:13g fast 5 112 3 5 7 T- 55 D Boland Prolific; Combury. Blue Bottle. 76578 Seattle 3-4 1:131 fast 3 110 1 5 5 61 61 A Walsh Combury. Prolific. Bernardo. 75859 Seattle 1 1-1G 1:46 fast 15 109 1 2 4 5 7 714lSandy B. Oldlield. Black Mate. Fred Bent. EARL ROGERS, b. h. 5. by Sain Sister to Undo Bob (W. Walker). Weieht today 105. 75189 Oakland 1 1-16 1:462 fast 12 104 2 2 2 2 3k 3 A Harris Fred Bent. Nonie. Billy Pullman. 75115 Oakland 3-4 l:12g fast 20 109 5 6 C 53 55 A Harris Pal. Nagazam. Belle Kinney. MONVINA. br. f. 4. by Sir Walter Clara Meader (I. E. Dodge). Weight today 107. 77011 Seattle 1 1-4 2:05g fast 1G 105 1 4 6 5 32 221 Coburn King of Mist. Fair Fagot. Arcourt. 76979 Seattle lm70y l:43g fast 20 105 3 4 5 5 5s 5 G Archlb'dJosie's Jewel. Kruka. Ouardi. 76S54 Seattle 1 3-16 l:5Sg fast 20 107 5 8 8 8 83 S2 D Riley High Gun. Ouardi. Stonev Lee. HILGERT, b. c, 4. by Wadsworth Madge Doree (W. S. Price). Weight today 110. 78381 S. Anita. 51 f l:05g fast 40 108 7 10 8 7l 101F H KingLa Gloria. Lord Nelson. Fleming. 74635 Oakland 7-8 1:252 fast 10 103 9 10 9 9 8k 9131W Mcln'reMontclalr. Wap. Gypsy King. 74518 Oakland lm20y 1:412 fast 13-5 112 4 5 4-3 31 2& W Miller Standover. EdSherldan. Ral.Toung. 74443 Oakland lm70y 1:451 fast 11-10 109 3 6 5 3 321 65 W Miller Elevation, RaiphYoung, John Lyle. i ; CAPTAIN BURNETT, b. g, 5. by Rubicon Miss Reel (H. A. Cotton). Weight today 107. WS 4P,Ita , H VUk 5ooa 12 109 1 2 3 22 12J V Powers Work and Piny. The Sultan, Bauble ZlSli Seattle 1 1-4 2:0oi? fast 25 105 6 5 3 4 Cl 71JiRussell King of Mist. Monvina. Fair Fagot. ' 4Ss2 leaH!e , , 1 I low 15 105 7 9 8 0 G1 c'i Kln Pickaway. Rublnon. Mar. Randolph. 76922 Seattle lm70y 1:422 fast 20 97 1 5 G 5 72 64 King High Gun. Harry Scott. HarmakiS. COBLESKILL. ch. g. 4. by Isidor Roxane (Wilson & Caven). Weight today 107. IJOOO eatt e 1 1:392 fast 15 107 5 G 9 11 10V101F H'brandDay Star, Stone.v Lee. Wan. Iea e H:22Hast 15 108 2 4 4 C 6i 7"1D Boland Pickaway. Miss Mazzoni. Confessor 7659S Seattle 1 1:392 fist 51 113 3 3 3 3 3J; 2l D Boland Emma G.. Eckersall. Alma Bo.Vr KING OF MIST. b. g 5. by St. Serf Mist (T. S. Childs). Weight today 107. i8362 S. Anita 1 3-16 2:02g good 21 107 1 2 2 4 4& 5" Jackson Knlghtoflvanhoe. HenryO.. Sachet. ZJieaH e , 1-1n"4 2:(& ast 9-" 105 3 7 5 2 22 121 King Monvina. Fair Fagot. Arcomt. 769o9 Seattle ImoOy 1:43 fast 11-5 111 3 8 7 5 2 13 King Wap. MIdmont. Tonic. 76921 Seattle 1 1-16 1:46 fast 20 102 6 3 2 2 2 2J King Marc.Randoluh. St.Kilda. StoneyLee SAM BERNARD, ch. g. 4. by Sir Dixon High Degree (J. Belter). Weight today 107. 74077 S. Anita 1 3-16 2:002 fast 9-10 105 4 3 3 1 1 l2i Goldstein Ed Sheridan, Rublnon. Gateway. 73946 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:542 slow 3 107 8 G 4 4 21 4l Goldstein Lucky Lad, Ch. Sweep, Matador. 73S21 S. Anita 1 3-16 2:001 fast 41 99 2 3 3 3 21 2& Goldstein County Clerk, Rublnon, Sainrlda. FLAVIGNY. br. m. 5. by Hastings Flavia (R. E. Watkins). Weight today 107. u376 Aqueduct 1 1-S l:o4g fast 11-5 102 7 7 7 7 71 58J Cullen Dplly Spanker. Adoration. Norbltt. 772iff G'vesend 1 1-S 1:54! fast 15 103 2 4 4 5 5 4 13 Martin Juggler. DukeofRoanoke. Cairngorm . 7254 G'vesend 1 1-4 2:06 fast 30 87 6 7 7 7 G 6"! Upton Firestone. Killlecrankle. Dandelion 1 77177 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:482 fast 12 103 4 11 11 8 6 5ilCullen Mombassa. Dolly Spanker. Malaga. KING LEOPOLD, b. c, 4. by Sempronius Nellie N. (P. King). Weight today 107. 7S362 S. Anita 1 3-16 2:02g good 3 107 3 3 3 2 21 4 C II Shll'gKnlghtof Ivanhoe. HenryO.. Sachet, ( 7S341 S. Anita 1 1:43 slow 200 104 11 11 12 12 11 11 J Brooks John Lyle. Bar. Oldlield. Day Slar. 6S994 Churchill D. 1 l:41g fast 3 95 4 S 7 5 43 32 Shreve Minnehaha. Sponge Cake. Quagga. C8S95 Churchill D. 1 l:41g fast 18-5 99 11 9 9 8 4 3JJ Shreve Demo. Albert Fir. Bazil. TARP. ch. m. 5, by The Elector Escalade (E. J. Ramsey). Weight today l07l 7S3S0 S. Anita 7-8 1:26 fast 30 109 3 6 0 6 C 6" B Martin Bellsnlcker. Janeta. Nettie Bumppo 74705 Oakland 1 1-1G 1:46 fast 25 101 4 4 9 10 ll3 lO'-lE Sullivan Catallne, Cork Hill, Netting. .74612 Oakland 1 1-4 2:072 fast 9 93 8 5 1 2 2 42 K Sullivan Neva Welch, Fairystreet, Capt.Bush 74568 Oakland 1 1:401 fast 10 10C 2 5 7 7 7 58 W Miller Earl Rogers. Vinton. Sen. Warner. MISTRESS OF ROLLS, b. m. 6. by Esher Betty Waddell CH. E. Rowell). Weight todav 102. 7S276 Oakland lin70y 1:452 fast 13 103 6 4 4 4 42 413Sweet Metlakatla, J..R. Langkrey. Pleiad. 78189 Oakland 61 f 1:211 fast 10 102 8 S 8 8 8 7"iSweet Ainada. Distributor. Roval N. 73401 Oakland 51 f 1:062 fast 100 107 S 9 S 72 7 W Miller Sevenfull. Reene W., Belle Kinney. 71938 Oakland 1 1:40? fast 40 110 7 G 6 6 S 8"1W Miller Tavora, Serenity, Netting. FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (783S1 1:05 5 100.) TOM REID. br. -c. 2, by Marius II. Wealth (P. T. Chinn). Weight today 110. 7S377 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 7 110 3 3 2 2U 21 Treubel Homecrest. Enfield. Pert. 77529 Hamilton 3-4 1:14 slow 20 96 4 4 5 Gut CW W M'phyMIch.Angelo. Ceremonius. Arondack 77458 Hamilton 61 f 1:071 fast 15 107 G 5 G 6 681 J W M'nhyMIehael Angelo. Hovle. Maxim Gun. 77412 Hamilton 5-S 1:01 fast 12 112 5 3 1 11 lu j w M'phyThlstleBelle. ChlngHare. RedMluilc 77212 Toronto 3-4 1:142 fast G 107 7 C 8 81 6 V Powers Tony W.. Silk Hose. Dispute. BLAMELESS, ch. c. 2. by Fatherless Aurie (T. H. Williams). Weight today 110. 77176 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:112 fast 20 97 4 4 4 41 9 Sweet Spellbound. SirJohn. Fore Guard. 75250 Gravesend 5-S 1:01 fast 25 95 9 G G 71 S"lUptou Erbet, Melissa, Intervene. 75122 Gravesend 51 f 1:0S2 fast 15 102 2 2 2 41! 512 Gilbert Grania. Ruble, Home Run. ! 74S19 Oakland 5-S 1:02 slop 5 95 2 2 1 l1 5S1 Gilbert A. Collins, O. Queen, Mauretania. GREAT HEAVENS, ch. c. 2. by Star Shoot Chapter (R. L. Thomas). Weight today 103. 7835S S. Anita 51 f 1:082 good 20 110 4 2 3 3f 33 C II Shil'gFriendllarry. Geo.Klsniet. Modeua. SHORT CUT. ch. c, 2. bv Nasturtium Haste (J. McManus). Weight today 110. 76715 Empire 51 f 1:092 slop 6 110 3 4 4 Gl S" J Lee Sir John. Ruble. Star Thistle". (6637 Empire 51 f 1:072 fast 8 110 2 3 3 51 52 J Butler Billy Bodemer. Prudent. St.Withold 76195 Brighton 5-8 1:01 fast 5 109 2 1 2 7i" 691 J Lee Ragman. Ruble. Arondack. 76109 Brighton 5-8 1:012 good 1-4 109 1 11 ll l1 J Lee Billy Bodemer. Von Laer. Mystify. MAID OF GOTHAM, b. f. 2. bv Buck Massie Gotha (St. James Stable). Weight todav 107. 78377 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 15 107 C 2 G 73 GUB Martin Homecrest. Tom Reid Enfield 78342 S. Anita 51 f 1:092 slow 15 103 S 10 10 91 78i E Martin Joe Gaitens. Enfield. Servicence. 7700S Seattle 51 f 1:072 fast 7 105 4 1 1 l2 In Scoville Buckthorn. Angleface. O.W.Ilodces 76SC9 Seattle 5-S 1:002 fast 40 109 12 12 12 12 1221A Harris Instant. Frieze. El Pavo. ROSE KISMET, ch. f. 2. by Kismet Playf ere (W. Koster). Weight today 100. 73747 Oakland 31 f 412 fast 100 111 10 11 11 1H Alarie Pomare. Ocean Queen, Yolo. 7349S Oakland 3-S 37 mud 60 112 2 81 S'lAlarie Alice Collins, Ocean Queen, Blrtn. SIXTH RACE 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (72590 1:241 O 100.) ROYAL ASCOT, b. g. 4. by Benroe Palo de Rosa (Orangevale Stable). Weight today 107, 74099 S. Anita 5-S 1:012 fast 100 113 13 13 13 13s 12i W Riley Elfin King. Dr. Crook. Ronshaw. 74027 S. Anita 3-4 l:15g fast CO 127 11 10 10 11211"1W Riley Andoche, Elfin King. Sliarp Bov. 73S07 S. Anita 5-8 1:012 fast 100 10614 14 14 121 121 W Riley BIueBottle, Nettlellieks.ReclTki'stle 73435 S. Anita 5-S 1:002 fast 100 100 11 10 10 101 H2ulVand'sen Fair Fagot, Our Anna, Dr. Crook. ALL ABLAZE, b. g. 4. by Lamplighter Irmingard (Parker & McDonald). Weight today 107. 77013 Seattle 1 1:402 fast 3 105 3 4 4 4 4l 45 G Archib'dAf termath. Blister Jones. Leg 'Form. 76765 Seattle lin70y l:46g slop 17 105 3 5 5 5 52 6121W McIn'reMaudMcG.. B. Watkins. Bud Embrv 76652 Seattle 1 1:401 fast 51 107 5 3 3 3 51 48i D Boland Eckersall. P. O'Neal. T.Englishman AMPEDO, br. c, 4, by Alvescot Day Dream (E. Wavland). Weight today 110. 7S3S0 S. Anita 7-8 1:26 fast 5 112 6 2 2 2 2 451 Goldstein Bellsnicker. Janeta. Nettle Bumppo 70435 Seattle 3-4 1:13 fast 20 110 11 11 11 11 ll2 B Wilson St.Charles. Johnstown. EbelThatcher. 74952 Oakland lm70y 1:442 fast 7 104 10 11 11 11 11 11"J McBride Mill Song. Dareington. Maxtress. RED ERA, ch. g, 5, by Red Iron Josephine IV. (A. F. Dayton). Weight today 107. 7S273 Oakland 3-4 1:142 fast 15 113 6 7 G 5t 41 C Miller Calla. May L. N.. Kokomo. 7S245 Oakland 3-4 1:14M fast 30 119 9 7 G 62 421 C Miller Curriculum. Goldena. Royal N. 78234 Oakland 1 1:41 fast 20 109 5 7 6 G 8" 92u C Miller Lit.Minister. Eckersall. Kelowna. 74490 Oakland 3-4 1:132 fast 25 110 11 11 -11 11 ll28 Moreland EmniaG., Gov.Orman, B.oflroquols HABER, br. g. 4. by Victory Chione (E. Trotter). Weight today 107. 76960 Seattle 3-4 1:14J fast 17 10S C 6 8 9 9tolC Koerner AlmaBoy. Deneen. Nattie Bumppo. 76821 Seattle 3-4 1:152 slow 15 109 7 G G 51 791 C Koerner Old Settler. Von Tromp. Prolific. 7G747 Seattle 1 1:43 mud 51 108 3 1 1 1 l3 l'J C Koerner Agnolo. John Lyle. Altar Boy. HI COL CAP. b. g. 8. by Artillery Santa Rosalia (G. W. Robinson). Weight today 107. 75243 Oakland 1 1-16 1:471 fast 12 109 9 S 8 8 721 6" Kirsch'm Stouey Lee. Sea Lad. Rubinon. 7513S Oakland 1 1-1 2:07g fast 50 98 7 6 5 5 5s 5l" Page Netting. Ouardi. Fair Fagot. BEN TROVATO. br. c. 4. by Falsetto or Alvescot Golden Rose (C. B. Reid). Weight today 110. 76SS6 Seattle 3-4 1:122 fast 50 110 G S 9 51 68 A Harris St. Francis. Shir. Rossmore. Adena. 7C690 Seattle 1 1:392 fast 15 109 6 G G 7 51 6i Scoville Pickaway. Miss Mazzoni. Confessor. 76655 Seattle 3-4 l:13g fast 11-5 112 5 S 6 53 33 Page Haber. Azora. Yellowstone. ANONA. blk. m. 6, by Pontiac Luella B. (J. B. Dunn). Weight today 107. 74211 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 150 98 6 7 7 8 S20lGilbert Ellerd, College Widow. Toupee. 73748 Oakland 7-8 1:262 fast 200 108 G 3 5 6 921W Fischer MayAmelia. AndrewB.Cook, Kruka. 73424 Oakland ' 1 1:402 fast 75 100 3 C 10 10 U 9"H'herton Bye Bye II., Standover, Arcourt. 72589 S. Anita 1 1:3S2 fast 300 98 7 5 5 8 8 8,slNelson Chippewa, Progress, Blondy. BUTO. br. f. 3, by Wadsworth Ma Angeline (T. H. Stevens). Weight today 102. 74395 Oakland 1 1:431 slow 40 9S 8 S 9 8 72 7"lManders Wuerzburger. Wolfville, B. Myer. 7429S Oakland 1 1:41 fast 10 100 8 11 11 9 7 G"lKirsch'm High Gun, B. Myer, Wolfville. 74084 Oakland 1 1:41? fast 10 103 7 5 7 5 51! 51 Lloyd Wap, Bobby Shafto, Supine. 7392S Oakland 1 l:41g fast 20 100 5 3 3 2 33 3 W Kelly St.Blue, M.Randolph, Wuerzburger ESTHER B., b. f, 4, by Greenan Sedate (M. Reis). Weight todav 107. 7S361 S. Anita 3-4 1:141 good 15 109 5 10 10 91 Vh Nelson Capt.Burnett. Work&Plov. T.Sultan 74129 S. Anita 1 3-16 2:002 fast 15 971 S 7 7 6 71 52i Blair Elie, Huapala, Matador. 74047 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 60 101 12 12 12 12 lllRucker Hazelthorpe, K.LuIse. Nun'sVelllng 73S16 S. Anita 1 1:392 fast 16 100 7 7 7 7 7s 3 G Archib'dF.ofElgin, L.C.WIdrlg, P.WIckes. HOMELESS, br. g. 4. by Allan-a-Dalo or Batten Wanton (G. Henry). Weight today 107. 7S341 S. Anita 1 It 43 slow 25 104 10 3 3 3 51 44 Musgr've John Lyle. BarneyOldfield. DavStar 73321 S. Anita 7-8 1:28 slop 12 96 6 4 5 5 51 49 E Dugan Elizabeth F., Bragg, Bannocehce. 72S10 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 31 112 2 1 2 4 41 41 C H Shil'gCanique, Alma Boy, Lady Chiswell. 72791 S. Anita 7-S 1:262 fast 5 1031 2 4 3 4 3 2o C H Shll'gPhil Igoe, Prolific, Kirkfield Belle. BAUBLE, b. m. 5, by Ornament Halo (Mrs. X. Landry). Weight today 107. 7S361 S.. Anita 3-4 1:141 good 50 107 12 8 7 51 41 J Frach Capt.Burnett. Work&Play. T.Sultan 76101 Seattle 1 1-4 2:06 fast 40 100 4 4 1 1 2- 36 B Wilson My Pal, Arcourt, J. F. Donahue. 76030 Seattle lm50y 1:43 fast 16 109 4 8 7 8 7l 7"1D Boland Josie'sJewel, Eckersall. MyBouquet ARCOURT, ch. g. 4, by Arkle Courtly (W. P. Fine). Weight todav 107. 77011 Seattle 1 1-4 2:052 fast 5 105 4 2 2 3 41 41 G Archib'dKing of Mist. Monvina. Fair Fagot. 7699S Seattle 1 1-16 1:452 fast 50 103 2 7 8 S 83 4 Coburn HarryScott, Pickaway. Nat.Bumppo 7C93S Seattle 1 l:40g slow 20 107 8 10 10 10 10 1020lRettlg Pickaway. Rubinon. Mar. Randolph. JACK WITT. b. g. 5. by The Commoner All Mine (C. B. Daniels). Weight today 107. 75345 S. Anita 7-S 1:28 slow 12 107 1 4 5 6 6 6lB S'lesinger M.AntonylL. LightWool. Neva Lee. 76577 Seattle 7-S 1:252 fast 6 102 5 2 1 1 l3 l2 Scoville Pal. Hidden Hand. Korosilany. 76439 Seattle 1 1-16 l:45g fast 2 107 5 4 4 G 5 5 C Koerner Mirzer. Silver Line. Dareington. 76400 Seattle lm70y l:41g fast 3-5 109 7 7 5 4 42 3'1 C Koerner Kermit. Rubinon. Joe Harlan. Page 5 Scales of Weights for December, 1908 SCALES OF WEIGHTS FOR DECEMBER. 1908. 3 ? I Diat. Age. f4 g o : P 2-year-olds 99 104, 102 105 3-year-olds .....117 US 117 123 4-year-olds 122 122 122 120 5-year-olds & up. 122 122 122 120 2-year-olds 99 101 103 105 ::-year-olds 117 118 118 128 4-year-olds 122 122 122 133 5-year-olds & up.122 122 122 133 2-year-olds 93 OS 100 91 3-year-olds 113 11G 11S 11S 4-year-olds 122 122 122 120 5-year-olds & up.122 122 122 120 82 91 95 SS 3-year-olds Ill 113 115 117 (2-year-olds 4-year-olds 122 122 122 120 5-year-olds 124 124 124 120 0-year-olds & up.124 124 124 120 f 2-year-olds 79 SS ... SO 3-year-olds .109 109 113 111 2 Miles A 1-year-olds 122 120 123 124 5-year-olds 124 122 124 124 I 0-year-olis & up.124 122 124 124 3-year-olds 10S 112 ... 4-year-olds 122 ... 124 ... 5-year-olds 124 ... 124 ... O-year-olds & up. 125 ... 125 ... f 3-year-olds 107 103 110 10. .... J 4-year-olds 122 110 122 120 3 Miles i r,.year-olds 125 123 125 123 L 0-year-olds & up.120 123 120 123 f 3-year-olds 108 ... 10S ... 4 Milei J 4-year-olds 122 ... 123 ... I C-year-olds 120 ... 120 ... L 0-year-olds & up.127 ... 127 ... THE JOCKEY CLUB. In races of Intermediate lengths, the weights for the shorter distance shall be carried. In races exclusively for three-year-olds, or four-year-olds, the weights shall be 120 pounds, and for two-year-olds, 122 pounds. Except in handicaps and in races where the conditions expressly state to the contrary, fillies two years old shall be allowed 3 pounds, and mares three years old and upward snail be allowed 0 pounds. Geldings shall be allowed 3 pounds. Welter weights shall be 2S pounds added to the weight for age. In heavy handicaps the top weight shall not be less than 140 pounds. In all handicaps when the added money exceeua 5000, the top weight shall not be less than 120 pounds. AMERICAN TURF ASSOCIATION. In races of intermediate lengths, the weights for the shorter distance are to be carried. In races exclusively for two-year-olds. 118 pounds shall be carried.' In races exclusively for three-year-olds. 122 pounds shall be carried. In heat races there shall be an allowance of five pounds from the scale of weights. Except in handicaps, fillies two years old, and geldings of all ages, shall be allowed three pounds. Fillies and mares three years old and upward shall be allowed five pounds before September 1, and three pounds thereafter. WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB. In races of intermediate lengths, the weights for the shorter distance are to be carried. In a race exclusively for two-year-olds the weights shall be 118 pounds. In a race exclusively for three-year-olds the weights shall be 122 pounds. In heat races there shall be an allowance of five pounds from the scale of weights. Except in handicaps and in races where the weights are fixed absolutely in the conditions, fillies two years old and geldings of all ages shall be allowed three pounds, and fillies and mares three years old and upward shall be allowed five pounds before September 1. and three pounds thereafter. PACIFIC JOCKEY CLUB. In races of Intermediate lengths, the weights for the shorter distance are to be carried. In a race exclusively for two-year-olds the weights shall be 11S pounds.' In a race exclusively for three-year-olds the weights shall be 122 pounds. In heat races there shall be an allowance of five -pounds from the scale of weights. Except in handicaps and in races where the weights are fixed absolutely in the conditions, fillies two years old and geldings of all ages shall be allowed three pounds, and fillies and mares three years old and upward shall be allowed live pounds before September 1. and three pounds thereafter. STATE RACING COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY. The scale of weights adopted by the State Racing Commission of Kentucky is identical with that of the American Turf Association, except that no weights are named for two-year-olds at any distance before August, the restriction being that no two-year-old shall compete in any all-aged race prior to August 1. The weight in races exclusively for two-year-olds is 118 pounds. STEEPLECHASE WEIGHTS. At the eastern tracks all steeplechase races are run under the rules of the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association, which provides these weights: For steeplechases less than three miles From January 1 to August 31. inclusive, four years. 145 pounds: live years. 159 pounds: six years and over, 100 pounds. From September 1 to December 31, inclusive, for four years. 155 pounds: five years. 103 pounds: six years and over. 100 pounds. For steeplechases of three miles and over From January 1 to August 31. Inclusive, four years, 138 pounds: five years. 157 pounds: six years and over. 100 pounds. From September 1 to December 31. Inclusive, for four years. 149 pounds; five years. 101 pounds: six years and over. 100 pounds. Except in handicaps and in races where the weights are fixed absolutely in the conditions, mares shall be allowed live pounds and geldings three pounds. No horse shall carry less than 130 Pounds. In the west the weights specified by the Western Jockey Club and the American Turf Association are identical and are as follows: Jan. April. July. Oct. Age. Feb. May. Aug. Nov. March. June. Sent. Dec. 3- year-olds 125 129 134 140 4- year-olds 147 149 151 154 5- year-olds 157 100 103 104 G-y ear-olds and up.. 168 170 172 172 Page 6 Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. Tn order to stand the tellinj: climate at Havana, many horses which will be raced there during the winter are being trained at Tuiiinn. Fla.. where the 'toinperaturo is only slightly dilTVront from that of Cuba. When the horses leave Tampa they will he nc'limatcd and it will not take long to condition tliem for racing at Havana. W. Ti'II. Jlacdonough regards Cotylto as one of the best lillies in training. Corytto is a bay filly l.v Solitaire II. The Peeress, by .His nighness. which was formerly owned by 1'rinee 1'oniatowski. Cotytto was bred on tlie Menlo Park Farm of Macdonoiigh and was later .sold to Adolph Spreekels. She has wnii tlire races ami finished second in her other start since the opening of tho Oakland season. A peculiar accident occurred on the closing day of the Houston meeting which resulted in the death of the live-year-old Daring. The horse, with Munden ill), was si contestant in the sixth race, hut stum-hlcd and fell after passing the quarter. On arising to his feet he ran away in an opposite direction from the oth;r horses. After Kizil had won the race and before he could lie pulled up he collided with Daring, coming from the other way. resulting in the hitter's death. 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Sly No. 2 reduces racing to a business certainty. A test with selections of Daily ltacing Form from Nov. 1, 1005, to February. 1907, averages 505 per inonth. Stands 48 consecutive losses. Can bo played with 108 at handbook or track. The only system that will stand the test Indorsed by experts. The Classform handicap axeraged per cent, winners and won $22,C0S in 14 months. $100 bets. Price. So. R. E. DAVIS, Box 678 :: Knoxville, Tciin. Just Look at My Last Week's Record Monday WAP 9-1 3RD Tuesday MADMAN 3-5 WON Wednesday. ...ST. FRANCIS 7-10 WON Thursday WAP 5-1 WON Friday THE ENGLISHMAN. .4-1 3RD Saturday STANLEY FAY 7-20 WON Do you think, my friends, you can beat last week's record. Wap was as good as r-'2 third. All my clients are big winners on the Oakland season. Are youV Next week will be my BANNER WEEK. Ueports from my dockers at Oakland and Los Angeles indicate that during the week we will put over four long priced horses, which will put my dents on velvet for the holidays. 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FORM LETTER issued every SATURDAY contains valuable information for those that pla3" more than one race each day. PRICE, 50 Cents. Next issne December f. ,,.,. All Occasionals are Guaranteed to Win, or you get the next one Free until I give you a winner. ONE A DAY NO MORE. S2.00 GUARANTEED TO WIN $2.00 Daily One-Horse Wire $5.00. Six Racing Days. EX - JOCKEY MARSHALL, ROOM 610, 56 FIFTH AVENUE. CHICAGO, ILL. (Initials E. J.) PHONE MAIN 1293. Billy Pullman, 16 - 5, Woo was yesterday's Occasional Wire. Wap 5 -1, Won was Thursday's Occasional Wire. Record past starts: 7 winners, 5 seconds, 1 third and 2 losers. This makes 80 per cent one-two and prices on winners were 8-1, 5-1, 16-5, 13-5. 3-2. 8-5 and 3-5. Don't you think this is worth a trial'; Next One Goes Tuesday S2.00 PER WIRE. $5.00 FOR 3 WIRES. Each guaranteed 12 or next one free. MABEL HOLLANDER . . 3-2 W0J was yesterday's Daily One-Horse Wire. Yesterday's Form Special ran second. MONDAY'S FORM SPECIAL: White Friday 44-31-52-57-38-36. T. C. WOOD & CO. Room 312. 59 Dearborn St. Chicago. HI. ' ' " HAVE YOU BEEN STUNG ? " I 3 NOTICE A certain method being offered by "Crooks" claiming it to be my method is Fraudu- i S lent as it is Incomplete and Entirely Worthless, g g These parties will certainly be punished. Get t Guaranteed Method direct from mo unless ( you want to be "stung." I am on the square g and warn you in time. I have improved my method from time to time until It is absolutely J perfect and it does the trick to a certainty E and is guaranteed by me. My "now" Handbook Plan now gives two "Sure Shot" bets daily and I Imv is a "Big Cinch." I t's Free to all old subscribers 1 sending stamps. 1 never forget my friends and S am not a grafter. AVhile my Fee is only ?5 for 3 "Everything complete," vet I send you a Practi- S cal method that is an "absolute certainty." 1 Address WM. H. SUTTON. Chemist, 1021 West 25th St. Los Angeles, Cal. j COMMON SENSE! WINNERS FIRST PAY AFTERWARDS. ONE A DAY ONLY ! One-quarter of the amount that my information would win on an entire week if played with a $lo uniform Hat hot is all the pay I ask. The high-clas3 information which I will get enables mo to make this grandest of offers. I have an absolutely fair and liberal proposition. Week starts any day. Think this over carefully: enclose stamp for particulars. GEO. RICHARDS, Room 21, 1368 Broadway. Now York City. YESTERDAY'S SPECIAL : STRIKE OUT, 3-1, LOST Thanksgiving Special scratched. Tuesday's Special lost. Will have specials Tuesday. Dec. 1, Thursday, Dec 3, and Saturday, Dec. 5. They have been doing well in their work-outs "my man iyritcs and expects a good price on them. ONE WIRE. $2.00. THREE WIRES, $5.00. Only winners count. P. GUILLERMO, 468 West Van Buren Street. Chicago, Illinois, NATIONAL RACING REVIEW, Room 37, 71 Dearhorn Street, Chicago, 111. MONDAY'S FORM SPECIAL: Arizona, Mountain, Major, Canary, $1.00 per Month. 25 Cents per Copy. was yesterday's Onc-Horsc Wire. TERMS: $5.00 FOR SIX WIRES. Don't fail to get in on this wire, as we expect to have several good ones on this wire this week. MABEL HOLLANDER . . 3-2 WON was Yesterday's Occasional Wire. Yesterday's Form Special was third. MONDAY'S FORM SPECIAL: Dec. Orange 26-24-15-23-30. $2 SPECIAL Gees BETWEEN DECEMBER 5 and DECEMBER 9 at Oakland. All subscriptions must he in our otliee not later than Saturday. December 5. as ex;.ct date will not be advertised. This one is guaranteed to WIN AND WIN ONLY or will give a $3.00 subscription to our Daily Onc-Ilorse Wire. The Standard Turf Guide, Room 212 :: 59 Dearborn St. :: Chicago f RACING AT SAN ANTONIol 1 19 DAYS 19 DAYS I December 12 to January 2 $30,000 in Purses ! I The San Antonio Fair Association wishes Jj 1 mo to announce that it will wind up the fall H S circuit with 19 days of racing, commencing g S Saturday. December 12, and ending Saturday, R j January 2. 6 Arthur McKnight will do the starting; O. 8 i W. Boardman will act as clerk of tho course: I I Hart Dornham as entry clerk and paddock 1 K judge. I K I will lcavo for San Antonio Sunday and I fe personally supervise tho conditioning of the I 9 track. J 1 The management further wishes mo to offer 9 1 to horsemen the privilege of wintering thoro 9 B at a chargo sufficient only to pay for water I B and help. 3 I JOSEPH A. MURPHY. 1 i Presiding Judge and Alanagcr i LOSERS, READ THIS. Send for a new and logical scheme, which, for simplicity, sense and profit, beats any method on earth. Uses small capital. Can lie played a track, room or in handbook. Only a limited number will be sold, as I do not want too many playing this system. Will include list of horses sent me from track due to win next start. Here's your chance. Price for both. $3.00. R. H. MOUNT, Norwalk, Conn. READ THIS! THEN THINK IT OVER. Are you playing the races and losing all the time? Do you bet carelessly on a sort of haphazard system? If you do, no wonder you lose. Lot me place you on the right track. On this system you can make from 510 to $20 per day. I have done it for years and you can do the same at race track, poolroom or in a handbook. It makes no difference this is no experiment, hut a genuine reality. I made $3,0G0 last year and you can do the same. Send 5 P. O. order for system and instruction. F. K. MARTIN CO., P. O. Box 212 :: Cincinnati, Ohio.

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