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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, December 24, 1908 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1908 drf1908122401 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, December 24, 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. NO. 30S. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1908. PRICE 5 CENTS Yankee Daughter Again: Alarms Admirers by Showing Soreness but Wins All the Same YANKEE DAUGHTER AGAIN alarms admirers by showing soreness, but; wins all the same. Katie. Powers the Only Winning Outsider, Favorites Taking Five Races More Horses Going to Oakland. San Francisco, Cal.. December 23. "Bis Tim" Sullivan's Yankee Daughter survived early interference and won the second of the series of live selling races on the card at Oakland today. The winner displayed such pronounced stiffness and disinclination to extend herself in her preliminary gallop that intended hackers took alarm and proceeded .to ignore her in the betting. This enabled a well-informed few cognizant of the Mazagan Ally's chronic soreness to obtain unexpectedly liberal odds against her. Bubbling Water captured the other two-year-old race. This -was a condition affair, the only one on the card, at live furlongs, and its running wound up an interesting though featureless afternoon's sport. The remaining four selling races were won by St. Francis. Fulletta. Captain Kennedy and Katie Powers, all being favorites except the last named, which was accorded only meager support because of Glas-uer's presence in the saddle. This was the Goid-blatt jockey's first success on the local track. Today's racing, over a muddy and deceptive course, developed extraordinarily formful results. The annals of local racing do not often show such uniformly forward running of public choices. The ranks of the layers were augmented by two newcomers at today's fresh cut-in. A majority of the thirty-four doing business quit big losers on then-afternoon's ring transactions. P. T. Chinn has telegraphed Secretary Percy W. Treat for stable accommodations for twenty horses which he intends shipping up here immediately from Santa Anita in charge of .Tack McCormiek. Colonel Wliite was sold to W. Durker before today's races for $1,000 and ran in his new owner's name and colors. Jockey Scoville was suspended by starter Dwyer for three days for misbehavior at the post on Prince Nap. ' E. J. Baldwin is expected from Los Angeles today. The famous turfman was reported to be seriously ill last week. Leading Jockey of This Year: Methods and Archivements That Have Brought Powers Into Prominence LEADING JOCKEY OF THIS YEAR. Methods and Achievements That Have Brought Powers Into Prominence. With only about another week before the end of the current year, there is little chance that . Powers will be displaced from the top of the jockey list, which position he has successfully held for the past three months. Vincent Powers is a graduate of the Canadian racing circuit. Ills home is at Panama, a small village in the State of New York, not far from Buffalo and his early instruction in the handling of thoroughbred racers was imparted to him by trainer John Nixon of the Valley Farm Stable, having been taken on at Fort Erie as an exercise boy. Powers is an exceedingly well-behaved and scrupulously honest lad, of retiring habits and tastes, no matter how great bis success. His career has not been that of a skyrocket, for he has worked his way steadily, overcoming every opposition and without any sensational periods to the position which he now holds at the head of the jockey list. The great factor in his success has been bis re-liabilitv and consistency, coupled with his remarkable gift of horsemanship. Powers has the faculty, possessed in a high degree also by Tod Sloan, though his is a much more admirable character than Sloan's, of getting more out of his mounts than other riders could. Over and over again he demonstrated that under his skillful handling horses would run faster suid stay farther than for any other boy. Those that used to be beaten at seven furlongs would stay a mile and win for him. He was alert at the post, but alwavs so obedient that he was never in trouble for spoiling starts, or disobedience of the starter's orders. During the running of a race, no matter how large the field or the natural eagerness of his competitors to best the star rider, it came to be looked on as a matter of course that Powers' horse always kept well to the front and in a good position to make the deciding run. Powers' wonderful ability as a hand rider has been in evidence in .several races recently run at Santa Anita Park, where his mount, when tiring and almost falling in the stretch, was brought home a winner under his vigorous hand finish. Powers started this season riding at New Orleans, where he met with considerable success, having sKtv-four wins, fifty-nine seconds and fifty-six thirds to his credit, earning for the different owners for -whom he rode the sum of $35,334. At the Kentucky tracks, Lexington, Churchill Downs and La-tdilia. Powers' work in the saddle attracted the attention of the entire turf world. He rode seventy-sir winners, forty-eight seconds and thirty-eight thirds at these meetings, which represented to the owners for whom he rode the sum of $39,805. It was on the Canadian circuit where Powers began his real struggle for the leading jockey honors. The contest between Powers and Shilling on the northern circuit was so keen and close that it was oue of the most striking features of the Canadian racing. Powers rode twenty-two winners at Windsor, fifty-nine at Fort Erie, sixteen at Montreal and six at Toronto. Sintfe goiug to the coast. Powers, although at times ho has found it dltticult to make weight, has upheld his reputation for consistency and has piloted some thirty-eight winners home. . Powers work in the saddle during the season of 1007 was rather mediocre, for out of 4(51 mounts he only rode fifty winners and finished the season with a percentage of .11. while this year he-'has already ridden over 300 winners and will no doubt add to this, total before the first of the year. Jockey Powers, it is said, may ride in England next season for L. de Rothschild, who. it is alleged. Hi ass offered him a retainer of $15,000 through August Belmont. '. The Useful Career of Jugger THE USEFUL CAREER OF JUGGLER. Juggler, the five-year-old son of namburg Elusive "has been a useful and consistent racer during the 'four years of his career on the turf. Bred and raised by IL P- Whitney, Juggler made his first start on June 10, 1905, as an added starter in the Tremont Stakes at Gravesend, but ran green and finished last. He won only one race as a two-year-old the Autumn Stakes, at Sheepshead Bay. defeating' Belmere and Athlete in decisive fashion, while earlier in the vear he ran second in the Adirondack Handicap and third in the Hopeful Stakes. Juggler i-raced as a three-year-old under the colors of Burlew & O'Neill and performed in excellent style at New Ills victories in the Thanksgiving and Speed Handicaps at the Fair Grounds are worthy of mention, especially the former, in which lie won by a nose In an exciting and sensational struggle with St. Valentine and Jack Dolan. Juggler made a very creditable ' showing in 1907, winning six races, four of which were stake events the King Cotton at City Park, the Rockaway at Aqueduct and the Corona and Garden City at Jamaica. The beginning of the present season found Juggler nt the New Orleans tracks, where he was a potent factor in the success of the Burlew & O'Neill stable. Soon after the opening of the Aqueduct meeting Juggler was purchased by G. M. Odom and raced in his colors during the remainder of the season. The big brown son of Hamburg has always been a good horse over a considerable distance of ground and the past season has been the most successful one of his career, both as to the number of races won and the amount of money earned. He started in thirty-four races, was first in eleven, second In nine, third in four and was unplaced four times, his winnings amounting to $S,331. The following is a complete summary of Juggler's career ou the turf: Juggler, br. g. (1903), by Hamburg Elusive. Year. Age. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. 1905 2 7 1 2 2 2 $ 7,910 190G ..3 10 4 1 0 5 4.520 1907 4 1!) G 3 3 7 7.0G0 1908 5 34 11 9 4 10 8,331 Totals (4) 70 22 15. 9 24 $27,821 Winnings of the Newcastle Stable for the Present Year ' : WINNINGS OF THE NEWCASTLE STABLE FOR THE PRESENT YEAR - The Newcastle Stable did not have a particularly bad financial year in 190S, but suffered greatly in comparison with 1907. Still that was the banner year of the stable's history, with $71,892 to its credit. That year McCarter and Spconer together won more than the whole stable did In 1908. Had McCarter remained sound there would, probably have been a different story to tell, but unfortunately this game and .staying young horse fell lame early in the year and this made a great difference. However, there, are a host of owners in this country who would deem themselves singularly favored if they could show stable earnings of more than $30,000. Desnite his inability to do himself justice. McCarter defeated Jack Atkin in the rich Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica and was the stable's leading winner. Next to him was the good three-year-old. Big Chief. c)oely pressed by the capital two-year-old filly. Royal Captive. Another two-year-old, McChesney's half brother. Wise Mason, also did well and in him. Preceptor and Royal Captive the stable will have a trio of three-year-olds that should prove more than serviceable next year. Some of Preceptor's races made him out to be near the best class of his age. In all, the stable record for 1908 is: 'Horse. Age. Pedigree. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. Big Chief 3 Pontiac Madelaine 13 7 3 1 2 S5.6G0 Ceremonius 2 Sempronlus Cereta 4 0 1 1 1! 200 I Counterpane 2 Sandringham Homespun 7 1 1 2 3 1.0C0 Explosion v. 3 Tarporley Strike-a-Light II 12 1 O 1 10 5S5 Home Bun 2 Garry Hermann Run of Luck..... S 0 0 2 C 200 Lilvpad 2 Blackstock Pond Lily, by Dun- boyne 3 0 0 1 2 50 McCarter 4 Knight of the Thistle Candle 7 2 1 - 0 4 7.8SO Preceptor 2 Golden IMaxim Miss Laudeman 15 G 4 2 3 4,035 Royal Captive 2 Oolden Maxim 'Mary Stuart 17 8 3 5 1 5,150 Southern Bride 2 Goldcrest or Dr. MacBride Alabama 3 0 1 1 1 115 Spooner 3 Peep o'Day Flirtineer .' 2 0 O 2 O JlOO The Pippin 2 Ben Strome Spindrift 17 1 G 3 7 1.305 Wise Mason 2 Sempronius Manola Mason 17 (J 4 1 G 3,410 Totals (13) 125 32 24 22 47 $30,550 W. H. Fizler's Stable Earnings in His Best Turf Year ? : W. H. FIZER'S STABLE EARNSNGS IN HIS BEST TURF YEAR : It was due mainly to the prowess of Plnkola that the western owner, W. n. Fizer, became an important figure on the turf this' year. This Meet son of Pink Coat proved a great surprise to New Yorkers last suininer. when he won the $15,000 Empire City Handicap, with such blazing stars of the track as Frank Gill. King James, Jack Atkin, Royal Tourist and Master Robert among those toiling in behind him. It was a notable triumph for him and made amends for his inglorious displays in the two Derbys at New Orleans early in the year, nowever, it was not at Yonkers alone that Pinkola proved liimself a thoroughly good race horse. The fact that he was only twice unplaced this year in twenty-three races, those races being the two Derbys referred to, speaks for itselr. And out at Santa Anita he may yet add to his story of this year before the new one steps' in. But if lie does it will be for a new owner, he now belonging to Ed Alvey. Another horse in the stable proved himself not only a useful servant, but a mavel of hardihood. This was the three-year-old, Al Muller, which was started in fifty-two races and was placed in forty-two of them. E. T. Shipp also ran usefully and the record of the stable is: Horse. Age. Pedigree. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. AlMuller 3 Sorcerer Discard 52 14 20 S 10 $7,344 Besterling 0 Lord Esterling Lucrece 7 1 0 1 5 410 Ed Kane 3 Henry of Navarre Cecil B 21 2 2 2 15 855 E. T. Shipp 3 Ruskln II. Caloocan 33 7 5 5 1G 3,562 Floreal . 2 Alloway Anyday 21 2 1 2 10 720 Home Run . 2 Garry Hermann Run of Luck 9 2 5 0 2 775 Lady Pink 3 Pink Coat Lady Wentworth 7 0 1 O G 120 Morales 4 The Commoner Sewing .Girl 4 O O 1 :-! 55 Milford 3 Falsetto Florite 7 3 1 3 O 1.510 Orlandot 3 Orlando Dottie 14 3 1 1 9 1.125 Pinkola .... 3 Pink Coat Wyola 23 13 3 T 2 24.730 Plautland 5 Orlando Plantess 23 3 4 4 12 1,871 Hose of Pink 4 Pink Coat Elizabeth H 10 0 1 1 8 1GG Totals (13) 231 50 44 33 104 $43,249 What His Jumpers Earned for J. W. Colt ; WHAT HIS JUMPERS EARNED FOR J. W. COLT . . Thistledale was the best money earner of the many jumpers owned and raced over the obstacles by J. W. Colt. When just right he is about the best steeplechaser of the day, but is of uncertain temperament and his performances are Contradictory. Still, everything considered,, he did very well and so' did the stable. Money to be won at steeplechasing was much curtailed as compared with 1907. so its $35,301 woil measures well with Its $47,S70 of last year. Kara was a good horse this year and Ironsides, Prince of Pilson and Percentage made good in defraying expenses. The record of the stable is: Horse. Age. Pedigree. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. Arian 9 St. Andrew Marian G 2 3 1 0 $1,170 Banner 5 Batten Our Flag 14 2 5 2 5 1.3S0 Blue Pigeon G iBlue Devil Longevity 2 2 O 0- 0 710 Coal Black Lady 7 Meadowthorpe Flirt, by Lisbon... 3 1 0 0 2 370 Economy 4 Voter Frugal 13 3 G 2 2 3,705 Ell 5 Sleipner Ella Jones 2 1 1 0 O 555 Gus Straus 7 Riley Sardonyx 2 0 1 1 O 150 Ironsides 5 'Meddler Hanoana 11 4 :; : 1 3.755 Kara 5 Herald Irene, by Leinster (! 2 2 1. 1 G.440 Mixup 5 Meddler Mannie Himyar '5 O 1 0 4 111 Old Guard 5 Faraday Lancet r 0 O 2 3 100 Percentage 4 Compute Palmy Days 5 3 O 1 1 2,000 Penarris (dead) 4 Garry Hermann Peninah . . . . . 3 110 1 530 Prince of Pilsen 7 SC. Florian Ever 10 5 5 1 5 2.740 Reginald 3 Star Ruby Royal Light . . 3 10 11 455 Sal Volatile 4 Disguise Heartburn ...14 4 2 2 G 1.73." Thistledale 7 Knight of the Thistle Zerlina 5) 4 2 1 2 S.SGO Waterspeed .. 4 Watercolor Sue Kittle , 1 1 0 0 0 420 Totals (IS) ; 120 3G 32 IS 34 $35,301 Cold Affects EL PASO Racing COLD AFFECTS EL PASO RACING. El Paso, Tex.. December 23. The mile race. In which the majority of the starters were winners at this meeting, was the feature of the afternoon's sport at Washington Park. It developed into an exciting struggle between the favorite. Sir Walter Rollins, and iBurnolette. the .former winning right at the end. The remainder of the card furnished some good sport, but the' drop In temperature kept the attendance; down to the regulars. The track is in the best of condition and improving every day. The stable of L. Burns, which includes Dapple Gold, which won yesterday, is suspended for inconsistent running, pending investigation. Owner Farris was fined $25 for assaulting J. Harris, a valet for jockey Shriner. Planning for Next Year PLANNING FOR NEXT YEAR. New York, December 23. The stewards of the Jockey Club, realizing that they will enter on a new era of the turf next season, have determined to keep away from the shoals of reform and have decided to do away with the field stand for the next two years. Everybody who wishes to see racing next year will have to buy a "grandstand badge or remain outside of the local tracks. It was the men who frequented the $1 Inclosure who caused the anti-betting crusade to develop. These race-goers, with small salaries and limited financial accounts, were badly crippled when they went "to the race' tracks and lost their money. As a result many families suffered. Consequently there was an attack on race track gambling which brought about the repeal of the Percy-Gray betting law. Another feature determined upon by the magnates is the abolishment of complimentary tickets. Ginette, the French mare by Clarion PIcardia. which was brought to this country several years ago and raced under the colors of R. T. Rainoy, will be shipped to France next Saturday on the Atlantic liner Minnetonka. The old mare Pronta and the six-year-old Massada will be sent along with Ginette and all three wil go to Nash Turner at Maisons-Lattitte. It is said that these mares are destined for the stud. San Antonion Favorites Fail SAN ANTONIO FAVORITES FAIL. Sani Antonio. Tex., December 23. The layers here reaped a harvest by the defeats of all the best-backed choices. Weather conditions were again ideal and fast time was recorded1 in the different races. Itan's victory in the fourth race was a distinct form reversal over his last previous race, and after the finish D. C. O'Malley. Tdqued on account of his defeat on that occasion, when ridden by. his contract rider. Butwell, bid him up to $500. are advance of $200 over his entered price, and bought him. For Ms listless ride- on Feast In. the same raee jockey Donovan was Instructed by Judge Murphy not to accept any more engagements here. Japanese Horses Improving Fast JAPANESE HORSES IMPROVING FAST. For the last few years the Japanese government has been steadily buying stallions, both thoroughbred and hackney, in England. America. France and Hungary, although as yet, so far as Japan is concerned, horse-breeding is only in its infuncy. The government representative recently reported officially that a great improvement has already been made in the class of young stock as the outcome of crossing these 'imported sires with the native mares, which are mostlv nondescript ponies. It will be Interesting to witness the type of animal eventually produced, and we understand that the Japanese military- authorities are more than satisfied with the results already obtained. Zurborg Strengthens His Stable ZURBORG STRENGTHENS HIS STABLE. Lexington. Ky., December 23. John J. Zurborg. of Cincinnati, bought Wool Sandals from W. J. Young and Ben Howe from D. T. Morris today. The horses were shipped tonight to Latonla and are to go with four others in the Zurborg string to Memphis next week. The price paid for the two was about $3,500. Warming at Santa Anita: Record Number of Bookmakers on and Crowds Increasing Daily ' I WARMING AT SANTA ANITA RECORD NUMBER OF BOOKMAKERS ON AND CROWDS INCREASING DAILY. Miss Sain Defeats Angelus in a Sensational Finish Old Proper Scores from Dainty Belle in Easy Fashion. Los Angeles. Cal., December 23. The cut-in today eclipsed all records in southern California racing. thirty-one bookmakers answering roll call. Among the new pencilers to mount the block were: J. Cahill, Tom Shaw, A. Klugman and Fred Adler. Most of thei newcomers drew in to get the benefit of the usual heavy Christmas betting." The largest draw-in last year was twenty-six. The feature of today's racing was the victory of the old handicap horse, Proper, in the fifth race at seven furlongs. He was entirely neglected iu the betting, opening, at 15 to 1 and closing at 25 to 1. Breaking kindly next to the outside rail he raced forwardly throughout and easily came away from Dainty Belle In the final sixteenth, winning with speed to spare. Several sharpshooters that had narrowly watched his last previous race won heavily on him. Miss iSain's spectacular finish In the fourth race was productive of much enthusiasm. She was badly outfooted to the stretch, then had to go around on the outside, but steadied down to her work in the final eighth and. finishing with a jgreat burst of speed, nipped the tiring Angelus in the very last stride. Angelus sbowed tremendous speed for seven furlongs, but tired fast in the closing strides as It not quite keyed up. Pat Dunne's Please also made a sensational finish in the last race, coming with a cyclonic rush in the last 100 yards and ixking her nose in. front of the lieavily backed Rialto in the very last strides. The racing was. one of the best day's entertainment of the season thus far. The sport will he at its height in about eight days. The attendance Is gradually increasing. In Able Defense of Racing: W. A. Pinkerton Denies That the Sport Makes Criminals, and He Knows IN ABLE DEFENSE OF RACING. W. A, Pinkerton Denies that the Sport Makes Criminals, and He Knows. New Orleans, La., December 23. William Pinker-ton, while here last week in connection with the business of the Pinkerton Detective Agency, said that New Orleans plainly showed the results of the abolition of racing this winter. "If New Orleans could have had racing this winter it would have been the greatest and biggest meeting iu the history ofthe local turf," said he at the St. Charles last evening. "I believe it was a grievous wrong to pass so drastic a measure, for racing could be regulated very satisfactorily. But it is impossible to kill it. Racing has become too big an industry in America for that. Millions of dollars are invested in stock farms in Kentucky and elsewhere for the breeding of high-grade horses." Mr. Pinkerton only recently came in from a tour of the Pacific coast, during which he visited San Francisco and Los Angeles, and he says that in both cities the racing meetings are larger than they ever were before. But still there are a great many people who would bring their horses to New Orleans when they wouldn't risk the long trip across the continent to the Pacific coast. New Orleans, he says, though business seems fairly good in general lines, looks duller than he has ever before seen it in the winter time. Mr. Pinkerton says that racing could be regulated in such a way as to eliminate the vicious and undesirable features, and yet preserve the sport in all of its purity. One way would be to increase the admittance fee. That would keep out the man who could not afford to pay, and also increase the minimum bet which one could place to such a figure that the privilege of betting could be indulged iu only bv the man of means who can afford to lose. Mr. Pinkerton scouts the idea that tbe race track breeds crime. He says that every year there are far more men who go wrong on the stock exchange than ever have fallen through race betting. His business keeps him in touch with, these conditions all over the country, and he says that there is a percentage of weak men who will be tempted to take what is not theirs, but men who will misappropriate the funds of their employers for one thing will do it just as quickly for another, and if they have not got racing to put the blame on they will say it was some other form of gambling, such as poker playing or craps shooting, or perhaps women, or speculation in stocks, cotton or grain, or any one of the many other commodities gambled in at the commercial exchanges. "No. horse racing Is not the corrupting influence tliat it is held to be," said Mr. Pinkerton. "I know from experience of many things that are worse, and as for criminals following the wake of the races, that Is all nonsense. Just after we established our office here last year we put two men at the local track to co-operate with the police. During the entire season there was only oue robbery at the track, and the man in that case was arrested by our people tho following day and is now in prison. Raee tracks neither breed nor harbor criminals. The fact is that suspicious characters will not be tolerated anywhere around a race course." Not Hostile to Americans NOT (HOSTILE TO AMERICANS. John Porter, most famous of English trainers, when asked recently If lie thought there would be any action regarding the invasion of the British turf next year bv American trainers and jockeys, replied: "I til Ink not. providing the Americans are of the respectable class. The last invasion, with a few exceptions, was not altogether satisfactory. There was a strong suspicion that some trainers were in the habit of 'doping' their horses before sending them to the post'. I think this is a very pernicious liabit and injurious to the horse, and that no punishment would be too severe for trainers guilty of such practices. I have great respect for some American trainers, men of talent who have fought the game fairly and honestly and not altogether unsuccessfully. The United States lias sent us two fine jockeys In Dannv Maher and Tod Sloan. The latter was a genius. How sad to think he should be lost to the turf. Other American jockeys, such as the Reiff bovs and 'Skeets' ifartin, .possess merit and have ridden with success both here and on the continent. (But some followers of American jockeys have gone back to the States and I can assure you we can well spare them. It Is such men as these that bring the turf Into bad repute. I feel sure that the English Jockey Club and all. followers of the turf in Great Britain will gladly welcome owners, trainers and jockeys from America, those who choosQ to make a peaceful and honest invasion o the British turf." Milton Young's New Notion MILTON YOUNG'S NEW NOTION. Lexington. Ky., December 23. Colonel Milton Young will leave here Christmas ay with D. A. Campbell for the latter's home in Calcary. Alberta. Mr. Young intends to Investigate-conditions in the country of the northwest, and if he finds Alberta as It has been pictured to him bo will give up his Idea of going to the Argentine Republic, where hp, Intended to establish a thoroughbred breeding establishment such as he recently sold in Kentucky. Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY. .DaUy Racing Form Publishing Co. A Dally Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph. Editor and Proprietor. P. H. Brunell. Associate Editor. Clinton 0. Riley. Secretary. Mrs. P. H. Brunell. . 69 PLYMOUTH COURT. 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MONT. : rrJ&J&J?!?3" Post-office News-stand. HAMILTON. ONT.: Louis Birk. Newsdealer. McArthur News Agency. Thraas French. 90 James Street. North. DENVER. COLO.: Kendrlck Book Co.. 000-912 Seventeenth Street. B. . Davis. 1000 Sixteenth Street. DETROIT. MICH.: L,.Ii?ssc.uP'. 08 Earned Street. West. Tel, Main PiTrlnuRG0Ppe .deUvered wltntn mIIe clrcle- Hotel Newell News-stand. DANVILLE. ILL.: .Lref?oUre Bros 44 North Vermilion. GALESBURG. ILL.: G. A. Swenson. 311 East Main Stret. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. DECEMBER 21. 190S. Telegraphic Form TELEGRAPHIC FORM. The horses which seem best in Thursday's races are: Oakland Oakland. Cal.. December 23. 1 Joe .Nolan. Yakima Relic, Judge Crouin. -T 1-mm tic. Light Knight. Footloose. . ;,'n,(!' Carol. Sir Brlllar. Talentosa. ' Collector .Tessup, Tony Faust. Evebright. 5 C.arganma. L. O. Ackerley. Paladlni. G Berry Maid. Grace G.. Ocean Shore. H. Forsland. Santa. .Anita .Park Los Angeles. Cal.. December 23. 1 Mary I., Taylor George. Haensel. -Burgher, Duke of Bridgewatcr. Skvo. "Jell, Jane Swift. Adriuche. 4 Lee Rose. Green Seal. Ethel Day. IT" n,nn,m31- Harcourt. A. Muskoday. C Short Cut, Joe Gaitens, Balerian. E. F. O'Malley. Havana Gaining in Popularity HAVANA GAINING IN POPULARITY. Havana, December 1G, Like all winter meetings, T ip one at Alinendares has now settled down and things are running much smoother than on the opening days of the meeting. Considering the class of horses, the racing has been of a high order. The secretary has been fortunate in bringing together evenly balanced Holds and a majority of them have produced exciting contests. The Cubans like a close finish). It arouses enthusiasm and thev arc becoming great rooters. Sunday is, of course, the big day, although Thursday is considered the fashionable day by the aristocrats and already the local papers have christened Thursdays society days at the race track. On these occasions the long row of private boxes are filled with family parties. These boxes extend the entire length of the grandstand and back of them runs a wide aisle which nermits those who feel inclined to promenade up and down between races. ' Several attractive features have been given since the opening day in the way of races for Cuban-owned horses and the club is now offering a series of races in which the horses shall be ridden by officers of the Rural Guard and officers from Camp Columbia. The first of these events will be run on Saturday and it is expected that it will arouse keen local interest. There is considerable rivalry between the Cuban and American soldiers as to who are the best riders. Three oilieers from each camp will have mounts and to the winning team will be presented a handsome silver cup besides a medal to each rider of the winning team. Hurdle races will also be featured from now on as there are sufficient jumpers on the ground to give races of this sort. There are a number of good gentlemen riders here among the Americans and Cubans, and next winter tin club proposes to build a steeplechase course in the infield and feature that sort of racing. There were several arrivals during the week, among tliem J, U. Strode. A. P. Ginter. Charles Landsberg. George S. Davis and P. Gallagher. Every lwat from the States brings In some new ones. The tourist season begins in a couple of weeks and the city council has subscribed $50,000 for the entertainment of Dhe visitors. Of this amount the Cuban Racing Association gets $5,000. which will be added to the different events during the last week of the carnival season. The carnival season in Havana Is unlike that at New Orleans in that there is .1 general holiday for two weeks, and all the natives as well us the visitors turn out to enjoy themselves. There are many features connected with the Havana carnival that cannot be found even in the far South American countries. The rabbit races, the Jal Alai games, the horse races, the base -ball games, the apple rolling contests on the Prado and the concerts on the Maleeon. in which bands of over 100 nieces take part. There are also a number of great balls which are held in the immense theater in which grand opera is given. James Robertson has done well with his small stable. Johnny Pangle. however, did even better, os he won with Trey of Spades in the three races in which the colt carried his colors. After Trey of Spades last victory he disposed of him for SSOO tr a local man. Chief Hayes won two races for J. L. Adams and Momentum one. These two horses also finished Inside the money in five of their other starts. Eustacian won two races for Jack Baker and L' Amour two for A. G. Mollnelli, A, Baxter has gathered in three purses, two with Colonel Blue and one with Rexall. Colonel Blue beat good opponents in Ms last start, but. unfortunately, was jumped on and cut down. 'French Nun. in the same stable. Is also on the shelf. Jimmy Johnson's Laughing Eyes has been returned a winner In two of her starts, and old Solon Shingle has also been returned winner" on two occasions. Besides these horses the following have also won: Water Cooler. Artful Dodger. Roseburg H., Momentum.1 Oroonoka. Rexall. Oleosa, Hawksflight. Brimmer, Griften, Washakie, Bitter Hand, Malediction. Sister Phvllis. Flarney. -"Cloisteress. George Bailey; Elsa - F.. Rose-Jwro, Carnal; Miss Topw. -Jupiter. Font. Emily Almanac, Eonlte and St. Aubjirp. " 1 American Horses In English Clover: Oxnard and Haggin Mares Sell Cheaply - Statistics of the Racing Season of 1908 : AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLISH GLOVER: Oxnard and Haggin Mares Sell Cheaply Statistics of the Racing Season of 1908. : i London. Eng., December 12. Jack Joyner. who has charge of some thirty horses, the property of Messrs. Belmont and Whitney, has settled down comfortably at Ballaton House, which has been leased for a year. They include the bay gelding, Dinna Ken, 4, by Yankee Forget: the bay gelding. Baby Wolf. 4. by Hamburg Geisha: Antaeus, 3, by Henry of Navarre Annot Lyle; Fair Play. 3, by Hastings Fairy Gold: Prisclllian. 3. by Hastings St- Pris-cilla; the bay gelding. Delirium. 3, by Sandringham Forget; and Stamina, b. f, 3. by Nasturtium Endurance by Right. There arc half a dozeh two-year-olds, namely. Bobbin II., ch. c. by Meddler Handspun: Field Daisy, ch. g. by Hamburg Daisy F.; Hillside III., b. g. by Hamburg Morningsidc: Perseus III., ch. C, by Persimmon Urania: Sea Cliff, ch. g. by Clifford Fiesole: and Sixty, br. c, by Diamond Jubilee Miss Hamburg.. The yearlings comprise a bay gelding by Ballyhoo Bey Forget; chestnut colt, by Broomstick Audience: bay filly, by Broomstick Belle of Troy; chestnut colt, by Broomstick Sallic of Navarre; -bay filly, by Hamburg Ballyhoo; bay filly, by 'Hamburg The Belle: bay colt, by Hamburg Blue Girl: bay filly, by Hamburg 'Martha III.: bay gelding, 'by Hamburg Morningslde: chestnut -gelding, by Hamburg Regatta: bay colt, by Hamburg Yorkvllle Belle: bay lill3'. by Irish Lad Handspun; bay or brown gelding, by Irish Lad Repute: brown filly, by Irish Lad Xela; brown gelding, by Irish Lad or Ballyhoo Bey Queen of Hearts: Tittoral, br. f. by Hamburg Longshore: and New Castle II.. ch. c, by Meddler Homespun. The older horses have so far done little beyond healthy trotting exercise, and the yearlings have been restricted to cantering. But there are some very nice horses among them, though the onlookers find it difficult to distinguish one from the other. Inasmuch as they all wear white bandages on their legs. In addition, John Watson hag thirteen yearlings of Mr. Bolmont's at Palace House, namely. Hasty Pudding, ch. c. by Hastings Tea's Over: Merry Task. b. c. by Octagon Merry Token: Dove-court, b. c, ly Octagon Donna Mia: Tasteful, ch, g. by Hastings Tarpeia: Nabob, b. c. by Octagon NIminy; chestnut colt, by Florizcl H. Ferment: Organiser, ch. c by Don de Oro Ortegal: Asticot II., cb. c, !by 'Hastings Astoria: Boudoir, b. f. by Octagon Queen's Bower; Fond Memories, ch. f, by Octagon Fond Hopes: Lukewarm, b. f. by Octagon Lack-a-Daisy; Ballot Bred. b. f. by Meddler Beldame; and Araical, by Octagon Amicitia. On the first day of the December sales at Newmarket, the consignment of broodmares and one horse belonging to II. T. Oxnard were sold, and very small prices realized. A total of ten head brought $1,175. an average of $117.50. The following is a complete summary of the sale: Cheesemite, ch. on. 12, by Russell Cheese Straw; A. B. Barrow ...$125 Lady Rebecca, ch. m. 9. by Hanover Pocahontas: Baron Girsewald 100 May W.. b. m, 14, by Eagle's Plume Froila; A. B. Barrow 25 Tabitha, b. m, 15, by Barcaldine Satire; de Wend Fenton 150 Morbid, b. m, 11, by Midlothian Tearless: A". B. Barrow 50 Miss Toddington, br. m, 5, by Toddlngton Abilone: J. D. Miller 70 Donna Hastings, b. m, G, by Hastings Donna Mia; E. Kennedy 275 Alllnence, b. m, 8, by Florentine Wealth; de Wend Fenton SO Sidney Lucas, ch. h, 11, by Top Gallant Addie C: L. E. B. Homan 300 Total (10 head) .$1,175 Average $117.50 Commenting on the poor results attained. Sporting Life said: "Mr. H. T. Oxnard had rather a disastrous experience with the mares he had sent over from America, for the eight that changed hands made only $925, all told. It would obviously have paid him to give the animals away, instead of going to the exjwnse of sending them all the way across the Atlantic to realize this beggarly sum. They were, however, in every respect an unattractive lot, and why they were sent to these sales is a matter that is beyond one's comprehension. The reception they have had will, however, serve a useful purpose if it convinces American breeders in general that they are likely to find the policy of dumping their surplus stock in our market rather a costly one." On the last day of the sales, Friday, December 11, twenty-eight broodmares were sold for John Mackey and J. B. Haggin. of Elmendorf Stud. They brought very much less than their value. The mares, their prices and purchasers are as follows: Rnby (1903). ch. m. by Star Ruby Hemcra, by Goldfinch; W. W. Bailey $ 1,050 Silent Water (1901), b. m. by Watercress Silenta, by Midlothian; covered by McGee; C. Douglas-Pennant 1,100 Achillides (1902). b. m, by Shapfell Uncouth, by Sir Modred; covered by Slave; - R, Lacey 225 Aconcagua 1902), ch. m, by Shapfell Circuit, by Candlemas; covered by Waterboy; R. Lacey 250 Adversary (1903). ch. in. by Kinley Mack Tongese. by Hanover; covered by Greenan; Baron Girsewald 525 Amourita (1901). b. in, by Order Amours, by Goldfinch; covered by Reliable; R. Lacey 200 Anacleta (1900). br. m, by Lamplighter May H.. by Falsetto; covered by Arkle; Major McLaughlin 200 Bathgate (1901), b. m, by Bathampton Belinda, by Kingfisher; covered by Waterboy; C. F. P. Creedy 125 Dashing (1S99), b. in, by Cavalier Darine, by Darebin; covered by Africander; R. Lacey 375 Fog (1901), b. m, by SI. Carlo Rokc, by Alarm; covered by First .Water; A. B. Barrow 100 Gamestress (1901), ch. m. by St. Gatien Misfortune, by Wheatiey; covered by Star Ruby: Mr. Pearse 225 Harmonious (1S99). ch. m, by Goldfinch Harmony II., by Tyrant; covered by Greenan; J. W. Harris 450 Helper (1901), b. in, by Order Utility, by Iroquois; covered by Dicudonne; F. Teslo.. 400 Listen to the Band (1S07), b. m. by Candlemas Belle of Maywood. by Hunter's Lexington; covered by Kinley Mack: R. Lacey 475 May Fonso (1S9S), ch. m. by Fonso May Wagner, by Wagner; covered by Mimic; C. F. P. Creedy 75 Oliveback (18.09). ch. in, by Goldfinch Olive, by Onondaga; covered by Kilmarnock; Major McLaughlin 425 Ribbons (1S99), b. m, by Order Blue and White, by Algerine; covered by Gerolstein; Major Edwards 125 Shibbeen (1901). b. in. by Henry of Navarre She, by Glenelg; covered by McChesney; Sir T. Dewar 550 Systematic (1900), br. in, by Order Hanetta, by Martenhurst; covered by Bute; J. W. Harris 250 Miss Nina (1902). b. in, by St. Gatien San-tuzza, by Midlothian; covered ly Africander: F. Teslo 400 Fire Ruby (1902). b. m, by Star Ruby Firen-zeta. by Salvator; covered by Toddington; James Mortlock . .. 300 October Flower (1901). b. m. by Salvator Meadowvale, by Mortemer; covered by Dieu-donne: General Brace Hamilton 225 Primeval (1902), b. in, by George Kessler Primitive, by Tenuy: covered by Dieu-donne: C. F. P. Creedy 250 Ruby Rose (1902). ch. in, by Star Ruby Rosemary, by Joe Daniels; covered by Waterlwy; R. Lacey 175 Star of the East (1901). b. m, by Star Ruby Bessie W.. by Darebin; covered by Goldfinch: J. H. Standen .:. 300 Stellaris (1901). ch, m. by St. Carlo Starlight, by Onondaga; covered by Waterboy; J. W. Harris . 500 -Swifter (1900). ch. m. by Ordqr Swift, by Great Tom: covered by Waterboy; R. Lacey 025 Superfine flSOS), ch.. m, by Strathmore Extra, by Duke of Montrose; covered by Toddington; Baron Girsewald 350 Total (28 head) $10,150 Average $396.43 The reported summer sale of the American mare, Marechal Neil, by H. H. Stanhope, of Kentucky, evidently missed fire. She turned up in the Newmarket sales as Mr. Stanhope's property and was sold to Captain Northcv-Hopkins for $2,050. At the same sales Andrew Miller, of New York, offered the American stallion. Handspring, fifteen years old. by Hanover, out of My Favorite,, by Raydon and Frank Ilardlngo secured hlniTa bargain-for $1,250. The notable sales were few. The Burton Stud's black horse, 5. by Bill of Portland Opera Dance, by Macheath, went to the German government for $7,750. Mrs. Langtry's old cup horse. Merman, went to the same stud through Count Lehndorff for $2,500; J. B. Buchanan, the whiskey man. Tiald $9,500 for Major Loder's two-year-old chestnut filly. Lantana. by Cupid, out of Opulent, by Florentine. She only cost $450 as a yearling ami lias won six out of eight races she has contested, so the daughter of Cupid a sire deserving of good support has paid her late owners well. Baron Springer, of Austria, secured the prize broodmare of the sales, the lato Duke of Devonshire's: six-year-old bay marc. Lilla, by St. Simon Melody, by Tynedale. She was offered at ,n reserve price of SlO.OOQ and IsIu foal to Ga)luule and fetched $14,000, the bldtjer against the Austrian nobleman being M. ,Cherl Hal-bronn. of Paris, a horse dealer of high class. The Goodwood Cup winner. Plum Tree, ,by Persimmon, out of Cauliflower, having been ksold privately to the French government for $25,000. did not come up. Among the Tully Stud mares. Bush (dam of Knight of Tully) realized $7,750. Baron Springer securing her for Austria, and Mr. Gill gave $7,000 for Fair Jean, a sister to Jean's Folly ' and half-sister to Black Arrow and Cherry; Lass. In the course of the five, days no fewer than 586 animals were sold under the hammer for $625,745, the average per head being nearly $1,070. This average is not so good as that obtained last year. When the total for 49G reached $610,810. The table of riding records for the past five years of the principal winning jockeys of the past season hiay also be of interest at this time. Here It is: Jockey. 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 Maher, D 56 115 101 103 114 13!) Wootton. P 1G 39 129 HIggs. W 2 10 107 149 146 124 Madden. 0 154 161 119 104 43 SM5 Trigg. 0 85 61 40 63 53 77 Halsey, W 100 83 -58 59 103 GS Griggs, William. 44 66 60 59 OS 62. Saxby. W 49 20 32 30 61 Dillon, B 37 75 SI 51 39 57 Randall, H-. 47 53 88 6S 71 56 Fox. F 19 39 Keeble. R 2 38 Ringstead. C 5 3 IS 37 Griggs, Walter 1 5 39 37 MeCall. G 44 41 35 76 61 36 Jones. II 24 41 51 54 41 32 Martin. J". H. ... 51 38 51 41 ... 31 Crisp, R 1 30 28 Wheatiey. E. ... 61 S3 124 93 44 25 Clark. J 1 6 23 Since 1904 the king's horses have, won as follows: 1904, $9,515; 1905, $4,500; 1900, $13,930; 1907. $14,702; 1908. $27,453. As the establishment costs some quarter of a million a year. It can be seen that racing is far from profitable to King Edward. The contest for the leading jockey honors among the steeplechase riders in England for the season or 190S has developed into a close and exciting struggle iKitwcen F. Mason and P. Cowley, with fifty-four and fifty-two wins respectively to their credit. As crosscountry racing in England continues throughout tin; winter, the result of this contest will not be known until after the first of the year, but the. following table shows the record of the twenty leading steeplechase jockeys from January 1 to December 5, inclusive: Jockey, Mts. 1st. Unp. P.C. F. Mason 229 54 175 .24 P. Cowley 225 02 173 .23 R. Gordon 145 35 110 .26 A. Ncwey 179 32 147 AS. A T. Woodman 74 25' 49 .33 Mr, P. Whittakcr 74 24 50 .32 W. Payne 10S 23 85 .21 I. Anthony 81; 23 58 .29 G. Goswell '. 94 22 72 .23 J. O'Brien 130 22 108 .17 R. Morgan S3 20 63 .26 A. Parker 49 1.0 30 .40 S. Mcnzies 02 19 43 .31 L. Harland 74 19 55 .26 J. Hare 69 IS 01 .26 W. Bissill 10S 18 90 .17 Mr. H. Atherton-Brown 58 17 41 .29 F. G. Lyall 77 17 GO .22 R. Chadwick 78 17 61 .22 E. Driscoll 91 15 70 .16 The Irish horse is unusually 'active nowadays in English racing. In 190S 3,000 horses ran In England, starting 15.000 times, and winning 1.700 races worth about $2,700,000. Of the 3,000 one-fifth were Irish-bred, but they won one-fourth of the total money run for. Thus GOO Irish-bred horses started 3.000 times, winning 400 races, value $625,000. It is a curious, but noteworthy fact that whereas the total number of runners. 3,000, started 15,000 times, giving an average of five starts per horse per annum, the figures work" out at exactly the same rate for the Irish-bred horses, the COO starting 3,000 times. These figures again come ont in the case of the foreign-bred horses, the seventy starting 350 times. There Is mucli interest and information 1n tile table of winnings of the season's twenty leading sires for the four years' beginning with 1905. which is appended: Horse. 1905. 1906. 1007. 190S. Total- Persimmon $ S1.878 $10S,G8"5 $ 01.507 $142,423 $394,493 St. Frusquln 108,665 45.7S5 116.70S 122.915 394,073 Bay Ronald 7.780 6,105 18.300 90;2S7 132,472 Gallinule 119.757 81,057 116.917 76.5S7 394.318 St. Simon 61.925 22.S40 23,935 6S.490 177,390 Chaleureux 6.125 3.440 64,201 73.76rf Desmond 42.142 49,552 9S,692 G1.45S 251,844 Missel Thrush. 29.610 23,720 23.735 47.465 124.530 Raeburn 11,650 lff.960 22,220 47.247 0S.077 Eager 24.1S5 32.042 45,390 47,147 148". 764 Carbine 27.005 80,240 20.330 4i;877 169.452 Laveno 25.605 39,602 2S.520 41.778 135.5S5 Diamond Jubilee 19.995 23,240 68,235 41.750 153.220 Count Schomberg 21.217 29,765 13.640 41.102 105,724 Cyllene. 107,775 00.592 52,695 38.055 259,115 Marco 27.835 07.430 50.125 37,452 182.S42 Santoi 5,355 5.SS5 37,445 48,685 St. Serf 44,100 26.400 15.020 36.695 122,275 Hackler 21.310 1,505 3,740 31,647 58.202 Octagon 7.435 4,855 31.615 43,005 The list of breeders whoso horses have won $35.-OOo on the English turf this year contains two Americans, August Belmont and Richard Croker. The list is: A. Belmont. $35,115; Sir Daniel Cooper. $61,725: R. Croker, $47,5S0: Sir W. Curtis. $3S.005; J. Fairie, $65,190; Chevalier Ginistrelli. $57,000; J. B. Joel. $130,270: L. Neumann, $66.1S0: W. Raphael, $40,670: Sir John Robinson. $45,320: L. de Rothschild. $41,895; J. Reid Walker, $52,750; W. II. Walker, $08,220. As the result of an accident and breaking a leg, that good horse, Galashiels, had to be destroyed. Bred by the late Sir James Miller, and foaled in 1S95, Galashiels was a finely-bred bay horse by the celebrated Galopin. out of that very good mare, the One Thousand and Oaks winner. Thebais. He "was a fair racer, and has sired many winners, including Knead, Molly Shiels, Scotch Boy, Scotch Lad, etc. Racing folks have little idea of the amount of money to be won racing in Belgium nowadays; but it is considerable, as the leading owner there this year, the Vicomte do Buisseret, has' won $97,675 in stakes on the fiat with his horses and $3,900 over jumps, making $101,575 in all. The winnings of the leading owners of 1008 for the last five years are shown in the table below: Owner. 1904. 1905. 1900. 1907. 190S. J. B. Joel $ 15.480 $30,551 $3S,40S $09,015 $131,230 L. Neumann 27.619 2S.7S0 51,800 1,785 0S.772 J. Falrle 700 17.442 8,990 65.192 W. Clark and L. Robinson 23.522 28.565 51,725 52,990 60.055 W. H. Walker 2S.110 118,435 71.S25 89.552 52.227 Reid Walker 10,045 6,155 60.090 11,215 50,600 Lord Carnarvon 00.717 12.465 11.710 16.045 50.22S L. de Rothschild 85.160 50.935 21,370 3S.S77 47.227 Lord Durham 18.200 "6,830 6,670 3.245 45.582 W Raphael 3.S72 6,825 31.S40 5.700 41.102 Sir Daniel Cooper 1.000 27.420 20,987 40.332 39.480 Barclav Walker l.o5 S.555 3S.505 A. Steilall 16.065 4.S72 12,305 S;405 33.945 A Belmont 4.025 4,855 33.615 R Croker 2.510 1,315 41,745 31.9S5 Lord Rosebery 50.610 55,360 53.S62 20,882 30,505 W Colonel Kirkwood 11,310 2S.475 25,000 T W M G. Singer ... 24.075 60.375 29.300 31 ,0S7 21.600 Lord Howard de Walden 33.135 36,385 31,450 18.130 21.125 A F Basset 50 23,562 20.777 J Buchinan 24.565 17,940 6.570 29,555 20.745 Lord Denby (the late) 31.974 92.622 1G1.634 66,045 20,240 PNelke .".....! ' L440 10.690 12,930 20.0S2 W. O Cooper" 1.000 500 19,375 Sir R W Griffith 17.S90 13.625 14.36S 11,570 19,360 Sol Joel ...... 7. : 23,416 S9.722 69.260 43.805 14.990 Duke of Westminster 21.545 13,515 56,354 35.007 14.672 Duke of Portland 65.495 4.560 22.390 .8.000 9,S72 Major E Loder ... 99.499 57,920 89.245 38.235 S.875 Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TURF. Jockey Treubel is displaying good form since his return to the saddle after being on the ground for ten days for disobedience at the post. Advance figures on the value of British turf prizes for the season of 190S gives the total as .$2,707,905. This includes the racing of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. Jockey Butwell is one of the most consistent riders iu the Texas circuit and is displaying at San Antonio the same form that made him so popular at Dallas and Beaumont. Jockey Hayes' continued absence from the saddle is diio to his inability to make reasonable riding weight. The bov is growing so rapidly that he now finds it difficult to do less than 112. The trophy which goes to the owner of the Australian Melbourne Cup winner this year, is in the form of a large silver shield, beautifully chased, and a view of the finish of a race at Flemington is engraved in the center. The trophy is valued at $500. Early Tide came out of his last race at Oakland with one of his legs in much the same cqudition that followed his last, start at the Seattle meeting, when he fell lame. Trainer Buxton is not yet able to determine how serious the trouble may be this time. Grande Dame's fast performance in the third race at Santa Anita Park Tuesday was overshadowed by the record-breaking feat of Centre Shot. but. nevertheless the three-year-old Commoner filly's race was a sparkling one and in defeating the favorite. Mary P.. she equaled the track record of 1:24 A for seven-eighths of a mile. Joseph Harper, who was many years ago a prominent Australian bookmaker and an owner of race horses, died at his residence, Malvern. Australia, at the age of seventy-eight years. Harper owned, amongst other horses. Barwou, which won the Champion Stakes and Australian Cup in 1S63. and Banker, which won the Derby in 1S62 and the MellMMtrne Cup in 1863. He failed In 1887 and was a milk vendor in a humble way of recent years. Starter Dwyer's work at the barrier at Oakland so far this season has not .been up to the high standard which he maintained here last season and throughout the Seattle meeting. Dwycr allows the jockeys to do a great deal more twisting and turning at the post than formerly, and it is the general opinion that this accounts for his failure to get as good results as he might. Jake Holtman. who will succeed him January 4. has been showing good form at Santa Anita, according to reports from the southern track. Some Recent Moves at Oakland SOME RECENT MOVES AT OAKLAND. Lady Hildreth and Ace of Diamonds Half in 51. Llsaro Five-eighths in 1:03s. Allness Five-eighths in 1:0S. Prosper Three-quarters In .-1:181. .. Desirous Five-eighths in 1:02; three-quarters in 1:15s. Hannah Louise--Three-cighths in 36. Eyebright Half In 50. Toby Three-eighths in 37s. Captain Kennedy Mile in l:49g. . Billy Bowlegs Half in 54-... , Berry Maid and Dorante Half in '48s. Steel Blue Threes-eighths in 40. Milford Mile in 1:45. Estella C iEleven-sIxteenths ill 1:10. n Hampass Half in 49i. . : High Private-rrThree-eiRhths in All. Beau Manr-Three-quarters'in 1:17s. Distributor Three-eighths in 39. Etapa Three-quarters in 1:19 J. Don Enrique Half in; 50J, : Knight Deck :Eleven-slxteenihs .In .1:11. Sugarmald Three-quarters in 1:15B- Transmute Half An 51s. Tony Faust-T-Half in 50s. - - Import Five-eighths in 1:07s. Cardinal Sarto Five-eighths in 1:04 s. Warning naif in f2J. . . Belnicrer Three-eighths. In 40. , Cloudlight Five-eighths in 1:03, Sea Lad Three-quarters In 1220. . Altamor Three-quarters in. l:ISt.. .... i, .. IJosedale and Ribia Granda Thjee-qightjis jn 3J. EL Paso Entries EL PASO ENTRIES. For differences in weight add or deduct 6 points to the pound. An extra good ( rider's average worth is 3 pounds. Probabilities: Weather cloudy: track fast. XRuns well in mud. Superior mud runner. First Race 5-8 Mile. All Ages. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Ildcp. 7S75S1 Mlhhie Bangert ... 2.. 96..X725 78S71 Needful 8.. 109 720 7SS15 Gerona 6..100..X715 7SS193 Amberjack 6. .112. . X710 7SS6S Runsum 4.. 109 660 78S43 Charlie Rothschild. 2.. 96 650 7S7S2 Bogue Chita 3.. 101 625 Second Race 3-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (78759) Black Dick 110 :36J 10.. 107 725 (7S073) Grey Sis 112 :36 7.. 113 715 (78S6S) Select 105 :37 11.. 100 705 (7S7S3) Judge 100 :36s 7..104..X700 7SS6S Culture 3..105..X690 787S53 Grace Curtis G. .105 675 Big Enough 103 Third Race 4 1-2 Furlongs. All Ages. Selling. 78S692 Sam G 7. .101..X725 7SS71 Mattie D 7.. 114 720 (7SS71) Joe Howell 10S :55i 2.. 96 715 7S403 Gibson 0..109..X715 (7SS69) Father Downey ...107 :57 4. .119 710 78SGS3 Berlin 4.. 109.... 705 7SS432 Long John 2..103..X70O 7S8712 Susie Gregg 4.. 109 075 Fourth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 78S161 Calabash , 101 1:42 -5. .106. . X725 75213 Nabonassar 6..107..X720 7SS473 Sightly 100 1:46? 3.. 97..X720 78S47 Speed Marvel 105 1:47 3..102..X705 7SS70 Vinton 105 1:40s 4.. 99 G50 78S15 Spondoolix 6..104..X625 i8S19 Ricks 3.. 95.... 600 Fifth Race Entries" for this race close at 10 a. m. today. The figures under "Rec." in above entries show the best . time made by. the horse at the distance, with weight. carried, since January 1, 1006. This time is not. necessarily made by a winner. It nlay be the estimated time of a losing performance. San Antonio Entries SAN ANTONIO ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast. XRuns well in mud. Superior mud runner. . First Race 3-4 Mile. All Ages. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 78810 Omi Noble 2.. 91 725 7869S1 Stella Wilson 100 1:201 3. .107. . . .720 78S10I Sibvl Kemp 2.. 91 715 7869S Lithosia 104 1:17 J 3.. 107.... 715 75509 Llthmarch 109 1:17 . 3.. 107 710 78494 Too Blue.. 104 1:181 3. .107... .710 78S10 Dr. McLeod ... 2.. 04.... 705 78437 Marchayre 2.. 91 70C 75510 La Grlnga 2.. 91 700 Second Race 5-8 Mile. 2:year-olds. Selling. 7S7S0 riorae'e H 93 l:00s 110..X725 (78780) Riibiola 109 1:02 104..X720 787S0 Hank ...... 103 1:01 i 108.. X 71 5 78S38 Gus,Couriiot 105 1:04s 103..X715 7SS3S Lomond 103 1:00 112.. X 710 7SS391 Galta 99 1:001 106..X710 7S726 AMI N. ........... , . 1O3..X705 7S041 SIs.ter ..Ollic ...... .100 1 :03j . OS. . X705 7SSI2 Restitution 106..,. 700 Third Race 1 Mile, o-year-olds and upward. Selling. '!? . Horse. . Wt. Bee. A. Wt. Hdcp. '5 Nino s 1:41 0.. 101).. X 725 '!' Sufiice 102 1:41 G..109..X720 .Si2S Walter McLean ...107 1:50 4..109..X735 v4Sii. Lad-V Oakland 107 1:45 7..109..X715 (.SSG0) Dr. Nash ...102 1:44s 6.. 304 710 i79 Calita 94 1:5.'! 4.. 104 705 SSG02 Safeguard 103 1:44 8.. 309.. 700 7SS41 Wise Hand 104 1:442 4..109..X700 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Handicap. ,(7SS10) Bonnie Stratford .. 95 725 755402 Marchmonet 110 1:17 lis 720 7SS122Transform i2 l:2u 13S..X715 75540 Swing OS 1:14 100..X735 7SSG22 Minnolette 10S 1:17 10S..X710 7SC993 Lena Lecli .. 93 1:21.? 110..X705 7S7S0 Wander 90 705 7S780 Mrs. Flannigan ... OCX 700 J. D. Grant entry. Fifth Race 3-4 Mile. 3- year-olds and upward. Selling. 7SS422 Kiamesha II S4 1:134 5..104..X725 7-SS13 niram 97 1:14 4. .10!). . X720 755403 Boserrian 99 1:13? 4.. 109.. 715 7875C3 John Garner Ill 1:20 G. .113. .710 (7S811) Dick Bose 101 1:15 3..104..X710 7.8778 Night Hist 95 1:12 3..110..X705 78SG5 Gee Whiz ......... 99 1:24 3..104..X700 Sixth Bace 1 Mile. 4- year-olds and upward. Selling. 75541 .Toe Levy ...109 1:44 5..100..X725 7SS133 Diek Bedd ... 0.12 1:44 5..109..X720 X7HSG5) Alvise 101 1:45 4..304..X715 7SS092 Myrtle Dixon 4..104..X710 7SS372 Cliian Belle 104 1:52 5..109..X705 7SSC32 Haughty 9(11:421 5..104..X705 7SSG52 Stoic 97 1:41 5. .10!). . X700 Percy Fairfax .... 109 The figures under "Bee." 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. Page 3 Oakland Form Chart OAKLAND FORM CHART. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1908. WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK MUDDY. Fortieth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 151 days. (34 books on.) Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter. Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. m. (Chicago time 3:40 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. 7QQJ Q FIBST RACE 3-4 Mile. (7S2S9 1:113110.) Purse $400. 4-year-olds and up-OOfcO ward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vi Vz Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S (78655) ST. FRANCIS s 5 115 2 3 22 l2 l3 Is Mentry Maple Stable 3-5 3-5 1-2 1-1 out (7S713)LADY CAROL "Wis 5 112 6 2 3 33 32 2 J Butler G H Holle 4 5 4 7-101-3 7SC8S DUKE OF ORLEANSws 4 112 5 5 Gh 63 53 33 Keogh R R Rice Jr 20 100 75 25 10 78740PLAUSIBLE wsb 4 112 7 7 52 51 Gk 4n Goldstein E Dealy 10 25 20 6 9-5 (7S6S;j)LORD PROVOST 5 107 1 4 lnk 2h 2h 53 Coburn V H Terry 12 30 30 8 21 (7.H6SS) CURRICULUM we 4 112 S 1 42 41 41 6s Gilbert S Judgo 10 1G 16 4 C-5 7:GSS BELCHAMBER wb 4 107 9 9 S1 S2 S- 7J Quay W T Anderson 30 200 200 CO 25 78521 ELLERD wsb 5 115 3 G 710 7 V S Vand'sen C Morton 10 16 16 4 9-5 74391 MITRE wu 4 112 4 S 9 9 9 9 J J Carroll J M Stern 30 300 300 100 25 Time, 24. 48. 1:14. Winner Ch. h, bv Rubicon Why-Not, by Three Cheers (trained by J. Fraters). Went to post at 1:45. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won cantering; second and third driving. St. Francis, after being patiently reserved early, drew out at the half and won as his rider pleased. Lady Carol ran in forward pursuit throughout and was a fast going second. Duke of Orleans, favored by the going, was outpaced to the stretch and finished with a remarkable rush. Plaiisible, away badly, ran a poor race. Lord Provost set the early pace and, after close contention to midway of the stretch, tired. Curriculum was prominent to the stretch and also dropped out. Ellerd ran a bad race. The winner was entered for $500: no bid. Scratched (7SS01)Saracinesca. 312: 7S5S2 Marion Rose. 112: 7S427 Avona. 112. Q Q A f SECOND RACE 7-8 Mile. (7S2G1 1 :24s 3 111. ) Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Selling. O O rfc y Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt M SA Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (78764) YANKEE D AUG HT ' R wb 107 . 2 2 52 G8 31 l2 l2 J Butler T D Sullivan S-5 S-5 S-5 7-101-3 7797 COWEN W 110 7 3 M 31 22 21 2l Keogh S Emery 31 4 4 6-5 3-5 7s7tii AKS-AR-BEN ws 105 S 7 8'J 7-'l G' 32 310 Scoville J Stephenson 8 20 15 G 21 7W28 ALTAMOR w 105 4 6 3& 22 51 4nt 4 Lycurgus Sea Air Stable 30 100 100 30 8 77C4 BISHOP W. TVSB 100 5 4 G5 42 4l G4 53 Goldstein Beckwith Stable 20 30 30 10 4 J 7X7G43TOLL BOX wb 110 6 5 21 IS 11 5l C8 D McC'thyS C Ilildreth 2 3i 3 4-5 2-5 7X797STHE VICAR w 107 1 1 4nt 5t 7 7 7n Glasner F H Milden 10 20 17 6 3 7S7G4 LADY RENSSELAER W 102 10 9 72 S5 S5 8s S5 Buxton I H Miller 15 GO 50 35 8 78802 ROSEVALE w 102 9 10 10 10 10 93 93 Gilbert T H Williams C 20 35 C 2 7S425 ROY SHUMWAY W 97 3 S 9" 9f, 91 10 10 C Ross H Mack CO 300 300 100 40 Time, 24. 49, 1:1G. 1:29. Winner B. f, by Mazagan Sallie of Navarre (trained by A. Zimmer). Went to post at 2:09. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won easily; second and third driving. Yankee Daughter, sliuflled back at the start, rapidly made up ground in deep going to the stretch and drow out decisively on the outside in the last sixteenth. Cowen set the early pace and crowded back on the far 1urn. then closed up rapidly and challenged in the stretch, but succumbed finally. Aks-Ar-Bon, away poorly, steadily Improved his position into a fast going third. Altamor. after prominent pursuit for six furlongs, tired. Bishop W. ran forwardly for a half and retired. Toll Box made the pace to the stretch and quit suddenly and badly. The Vicar was handicapped by the going and a bad rider. Lady Rensselaer was very dull in speed. The winner was entered for $000; no bid. Scratched 7S7C4 Hoyle. 107: 7S79" Hampton Beauty. 107. Q Q jTk THIRD RACE 1 1-1G Miles. (78154 1:44 3 104.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and up-O O O J ward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. . . Ind Horses AWtPPSt V Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S 7S7993FULL.ETTA wb 5 105 7 9 Si 3& 22 l2 ll Taplin H G Bedwell 2 11-57-511-201-4 784GG2BEEeirWOOD W 5 107 4 3 l2 14 l1 22 2l Keogh W W Ashe 8 20 17 5 2 784713COLONEL WHITE wb 6 110 2 1 51 5J 4& 45 32 W Miller W Durker . -2 3J 13-51 1-2 78799 MISS MAZZONI w 3 103 S 6 7" 73 5nt 5l 4 Goldstein E Trotter ... 4 G 6 2 9-10 (7S520)PRINCE NAP w 5 107 5 5 2i 22 31 3nt 5 Scoville Keene Bros 12 20 20 6 21 78G05 BYRONERDALE w 8 107 6 S 4 4nk G2 6J C2 D McC'thyJ M Crane 6 20 17 7 13-5 7S.-64 RHINOOK w 5 110 1 2 3s G1 7 73 78 J Butler Dugan Bros 20 50 50 20 8 7SG29 COL. BRONSTON W 5 107 9 7 9 S3 810 S10 815 Sweet J A Lynch 12 30 20 12 5 (7S741) WOOLEN w 4 107 3 4 63 9 9 9 9 E SullivanO L Rogers 12 40 40 12 4 Time. 25. 50. 1:10. 1:43. 1:50. Winner Ch. h, by Mirthful Etta (trained by II. G. Bedwell). Went to post at 2:32. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second and third driving. Ful-lttta quickly moved Into forward contention and drew out in the stretch :and outstayed tlie ibthers. lecis-i-f lv. Beechwood made the running for six furlongs and was a game and persistent-secolid, - Colonel White lacked early speed, but closed a big gap in close inside quarters in the middle running and was a fast going ' third. Miss Mazzoni, from a slow start, steadily improved her position. Prince Nap ran in nearest pur-1 buit to the stretch and quit badly. Bvronerdale was well up early, but quit. Rhinock finished well. Woolen was crowded out on the first turn. The winner, entered for $400, was bid up to $S00 by E. J. Ramsey and bought In. Scratched 7871G The Captain. 107. QQP-1 FOURTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (C905G 1:43 5 100.) Purse $500. 3-year-OOOX olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 34 Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H O P S 7S7672CPT. KENNEDY WB 3 103 3 1 l2 1 Is l3 IS A Walsh J J Flannlgan 4 4 31 7-5 7-10 787G7 ESTELLA C. WB 3 106 4 4 5nfe 3U 32 32 2 J Butler W Gerst 6 12 12 4 2 " 78714 BILLY PULLMAN wb 3 108 5 5 2 42 4 43 33 W Miller E Trotter 3 5 5 2 1 7S7143RALEIGH wb 3 103 8 6 41 23 2s 22 4 Goldstein I H Miller 8 13 12' 5 2 7S7142BE THANKFUL W 3 105 2 7 8 71 52 53 5 Mentry O Turek 4 8 8 3 3-2 SG57 RED LEAF w 0 107 C 3 7'J Gl G&t G3 C8 Scoville Keene Bros 8 10 10 4 1 7SS00 KEEP MOVING TV31M 1 2 31 S 8 8 73 Keogh Mrs M Goldblatt 5 9 9 4 2 7S109 FRED BENT w 5 107 7 8 63 6nt 72 71! 8 Gilbert J H Brannon 6 7 31 8-5 4-5 Time. 24. 49. 1:145. 1:42. 1:4G. Winner Ch. g, t by Rubicon Anita B. (trained by J. J. Flannlgan). ent to post at 2:5S. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily: second and third driving. Captain Kennedy drew out in the first stride aud threatened to spreadeaglo the others for seven furlongs, but tired right at the end. Lstella C. ran in forward and persistent pursuit throughout and was wearing the winner down at the end. Billy Pullman unexpectedly lost ground in the middle running and finished with a belated closing sprint. Raleigh, after strenuous and close early pursuit for seven furlongs, tired unexpectedly. Be 'I hankful, from a slow start, was crowded back repeatedly on the first turn and could never get up. Bed Leaf ran forwardly to the stretch. Keep Moving was prominent for half of the Journey and dropped out suddenly. The winner was entered for $000; no bid. Scratched 7S7G7 J. R. Laughrey. 107. Overweights Estella C. 3 pounds; Be Thankful. 2; Keep Moving. 3. FIFTH RACE 1 1-1G Miles. (78154 1:44 3 104.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and up-OOU ward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 'A Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 7S5G4 KATIE POWERS w 7 102 9 9 5h C1 T& 4nk in Glasner W P Reardon 5 8 8 3 3-2 7S741 MBLAR w 6 307 G 4 Ink 21 2J 21 2h Mentry G P McNeil 8 20 15 7 31 7SC85 DERDOM w 4 107 10 3 22 l2 1 l4 32 Vandu'n A J -Munro 12 12 9 3 6-5 7S7C7 CAMBYSES Wit 4 110 11 10 42 32 32 3 4 J Butler S F Varian 11-513-58-5 7-101-3 7S741 BILL CURTIS wsb 7 107 4 5 10" 9'1 Got c4 53 Keogh Baird ic Martin S 6 6 2 1 787413COLBERT WSB 3 103 5 8 72 43 5 51 C D McC'thyW M Calne 4 5 4 3-2 7-10 73399 ADONIS w 5 108 7 7 8'5H 83 9 72 W Mcln'reMrs C V Tupper 20 100 100 40 10 ' 78S29 PATRIOTIC W 3 105 3 11 93 Skl01103 S3 Manders J B Dunn 20 30 30 12 C 7850S GOLDEN WAVE W 4 107 S 6 32 42 43 7n 93 Gilbert A Loewenstein 20 40 25 10 5 78744 PHIL IGOE W 4 102 1 2 G3 7 93 SI 103 E SullivanE J Bamsey 35 20 32 C 2 7SG08 MIDMONT ws 5 107 2 1 11 301 31 11 11 Lycurgus Bohemian Stable 20 40 40 12 6 Time. 24. 51. 1:17. 1:45. 1:52. v Inner B. m, by Longstreet Miss Modish (trained by W. P. Reardon). Went to post at 3:24. At iost 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same, Katie Powers, from a slow start, steadily improved her position and finally got up in the last stride. Melar ran in torward and game contention throughout. Derdom set the pace to the last fifty yards before succumbing. Cambyses, nearly left, got Into quick forward pursuit, but was in the worst going in the last quarter and failed to get up. Bill Curtis, from a flatfooted start, closed a big gap. Colbert, away slowlv loomed up on the stretch turn and tired in the closing drive. Adonis made up much ground in the last half Patriotic finished well. Golden Wave, prominent early, quit as if short. The winner was entered for $400 " no bii'. Overweights Adonis. 1 pound: Patriotic. 2. Q Q Q SIXTH BACE 5-8 Mile. (720S9 5S 3 10S.) Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Special OQ?JO Weights. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 7SGC02BUBBLING WATER W 10G 9 3 22 23 l3 l8 Keogh Molera & Josephsll-521 21 4-5 2-5 7S7972APTO ORO w 108 10 7 CU 53 31 2n W Miller T H AVilliams 4 41 36-51?10?2 7S375 HANNAH LOUISE . w 105 8 2 li 11 23 3 D McC'thyW Cahill - 33-53 33I51 3-" 7S797 POPS w 305 3 4 31 3' 43 44 Buxton R L Thomas 7 30 8 3 S-5 7SC56 YOLO 105 4 1 S21 73 61 5t Vand'sen J Sennett 20 30 20 6 3 7SGG0 GOLDEN ORIOLE W 105 6 9 - 95 S2 74 6 Lycurgus H W Hoag 15 30 30 12 6 78334 HIGH ORMONDE WB 108 11 5 4nk 4nk 5nk 71 Goldstein I H Miller 30 50 50 20 10 7S50S OESA w 10S 7 8 7" 10nk si Sh J Lee P A Forsythe 8 30 10 4 2 7S6SG EL PASO w 105 1 6 52 Ck 9 o8 Upton G W Griffin 20 40 40 15 8 7SGG0 MIDDIE w 108 2 10 10 9nt30i 101 Taplin Ormondale Stable 50 100 100 40 20 7SCS4 STREET SINGER w 105 5 11 11 11 11 11 Quay W T Anderson 100 200 200 SO 40 Time, 23, 49. 1:01. inner Br. f, by Colonel Wheeler Shasta Water (trained bv A. Farrell). , ,'entJ. nost at a:51- At nost 4 minutes. Start good. Won cantering; second and third drlvin". Bubbling A ater. from a Hying start, lapped the pacemaker to the stretch, then drew out and won nulling tip. Apto Oro, from a good start, was outpaced to the stretch, but finished with a rush. Hannah Louise from a llying start, set the pace to the stretch, but tired badly and was palpably short. Pons ran in prominent pursuit of the pacemakers to the stretch and tired badly. Yolo, from a tla'tfooted start cloed -i big gap In the last half. Golden Oriole got away poorly and made up much ground. Scratched 7SGS42Banthel, 105. Overweights Bubbling Water. 1 pound. San Antonio Form Chart SAN ANTONIO FORM CHART. San Antonio. Tex., December 23. Weather clear; track fast. 10 books on. Tenth day. San Antonio Mid-Winter Fair Association and Jockey Club. Winter meeting of 19 days. Presiding Judge, Joseph A. Murphy. Starter. Arthur McKnight. Racing Secretary, Joseph A. Murphy. 78860 First Bace 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. 7X7752Dr. 'Nash 102 l1 Louder 7 2 1 78752 Safeguard 102 25 Munden 13 5 21 78X093Alamo 107 3 Molesw'rth C 3-2 3-5 7KS37 Ruiloba, 111 4 Pickens 9-101-2 out 7SS09 Oroba 1031 5 Donovan 13 5 21 78775 Nine 107 6 Strang 7 2 9-10 78752 Bitter Fair 93 7 Brannon 10 6 3 Time. 24. 49. 1:15. 1:41. Winner Freeman & Dulin's b. g, G. by Free Knight Isabella II. Went to post at 2:44. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily: second and third driving. Overweights Oroba, 3J pounds. 78861 Second Race 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. (7S778)No Quarter 113 lll Butwell 11-53-5 out 75778 Cooney K. 103 2 Battiste 1 1-2 out (7877G)Parvo 107 3 Pickens 3 3-5 out 7S2G7-Deshon 102 4 Louder 12 2 3-5 Time. 24. 4S. 1:14. Winner F. II. Kessinger's b. g, 4. by Viking Sweet Danger. Went to post at 3:10. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won easily: second and third driving. 78862 Third Bace 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. 7823S Injury 110 1 Pickens 2 1 1-2 7S7272Minnolette 107 24 J Conley 4 C-5 3-5 7S754 Tillis 110 3 Ivers 1C 6 3 (7N754)FIying Pearl 107 4 Louder 5 2 1 (7S727)Parton 107 5 Butwell 3 1 1-2 7SS383Engraver 9S C Brannon 6 2 1 Time. 24. 49. 1:14. Winner J. W. Fuller's br. g, by Marchmont II. Sweet Danger. Went to post at 3:32. At post 1 minute. Start .good. Won easily: second and third driving. 78863 Fourth Bace 5-S Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. norse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. 7S77G Itan 114 Is Ivers 2 4-5 1-2 777G3Haughty 114 21 Battiste 10 4 2 i;s 755) Little George 114 3 Butwell 2 4-5 1-2 7S53 Inventress 109 4 J Conley 1G 5 2$ 75779 Feast 109 5 Donovan 7 3 3-2 7S842 Smithy Kane 114 C Lindsey 12 5 21 7S3S7 Sam Taylor 117 7 Pickens 10 4 2 78811 Comal 109 S Molesw'rth 7 21 C-5 Time. 24. 49, 1:01. Winner Barnard & Baines' br. g. 4. by Bancocas i Knze. Went to post at 4:01. At post 2 minutes. Start poor. Won easily; second and third driving. 78864 Fifth Bace 5-S Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. 7S618 Aunt Tabltha 109 1& J Reid S 3 3-2 7S474 Bellflower 101 2 Munden .521 7SC43 Virginia Beach 114 3h Butwell 1 1-2 out 7817S Una 104 4 Peak G 2 1 7775G Queen Brigade 109 5 Finley 12 G 2i 7SG99 Blaze Vail 114 G Dreyer S 3 3-2 7S45S Padrone 109 7 Pickens 13 6 3 7SS09 Annie Donahue 109 S Brannon G 2 1 Time, 24. 48. 1:02. Winner T. Smith's ch in, 5, by Dr. Walmsley Regal Mary. Went to post at 4:28. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. 78865 Sixth Bace 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horse. . Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. (7SS09)Alvise 104 l1! Louder 12 5 2 (7S757)Stoic 109 2k Molesw'rth 6 2 1 788113Pat Ornus 101 32 Lindsay 3 1 1-2 7SS112L. M. Eckert 10S 4 J. Conley 41 8-5 4-5 7SS11 Gee Whiz 104 5. Pickens 2 4-5 2-5 7S7573Rationality 104 C Peak 3 1 1-2 7SS13 Bitter Man 304 7 Strang 35 C 3 Time, 24. 49. 1:15. Winner J. C. Louder's ch. g. 4. by Inspector B. Nona, by Bramble. Went to post at 4:53. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Scratched (78S14) Ed Tracy . 109; 7SS37 I'll Meter. 109. EL Paso Form Chart EL PASO FORM CHART. El Paso, Tex., December 23. Weather clear; track fast. Sixteenth day. El Paso Racing Association. Winter meeting of sixty days. Presiding Judge. A. J. Blume. Starter. W. M. Murray. Secretary. W. O. Hollow. 78866 First Race 3-4 Mile. All Ages. Selling. Declared off. i 78867 Second Bace 1-2 Mile. All Ages. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. 7S730 Royal Income 114 l3 Otis 3-5 1-4 out 7SG77 Yankee Nic 1021 2"fc Morse 10 3 4-5 78S1G Miss B'umonterl03 32 Henry 1 1-4 out Irish Exile 109 4 Sullivan 10 3 1 7S7322Azusa 114 5 Eisenzafo 3 4-5 out Time. 50. Winner Mrs. B. G. Patton's b. g. 5. by King Eric Princess Eevenue. Went to post at 2:51. At post 1 minute. Scratched 7S75S3Miunie Baugert, 93: 7S7S2 Bogue Chita. 109. 78868 Third Bace 1-2 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. 787S32Select 114 in Hicks 10 4 2 7SS1C Isabel Aintree 114 21 Munroe 2 4-5 out 7SS442Berlin 114 3 Lloyd 1 1-3 out 78S1G Bunsum 114 4 Martin 15 6 3 78S17 Culture 109 5 Kohn 6-5 2-5 out 7SS44 Katie Crews 114 6 Sullivan 4 3-2 1-2 787S5 St. Fury 314 7 Evans 30 10 5 Time. CO. Winner B. Cathey's br. h, 11, by Beputation Celeste, by Ballard. Went to post at 3:1S. At post 2 minutes. 78869 Fourth Race-G 1-2 Furlongs. All Ages. Allowances. . , Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. (7S7S4)Father DowneyllS 13 Shriner 1 1-3 out 7S845 Sam G. 109 22 Sullivan 31 6-5 out 7Ssl62Doc Allen 105 3 Morse 4 3-2 out (7S535)Buffons 10C 4 Henry 8-5 3-5 out (7SS18)Sam Barber 110 5 Munroe 3 1 out Time. 1:09. Winner P. Dwyer's br. g. 4. by Percy Peg Parks. Went to post at 3:5G. At post 4 minutes. Scratched 7SSlS2Sylvia U.. 95. Overweights Sam G.. 4 pounds: Sam Barber. 2. 78870 Fifth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. , Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CI. PI. Sh. 7SS472Sir W. Rollins 110 11 Otis 3-5 out 7S7G22Burnolette 1011 2l Morse G 2 1 7SS153Gunston 110 3 Henry 2 4-5 out 78SlS3Cock Sure 10S 4 Eisenzafe 3-2 1-2 out 7SS1S Dorothy Ann 99 5 L Smith 5 2 4-5 7874S Vinton 100 6 Wecker 10 4 2 Time. 1:44. Winner W. Brown's br. g. G. by Sir Walter Kallirhoe. Went to post at 4:30. At post 1 minute. Scratched (7SS19) Knowledge, 9S: 78403 Gibson, 110. Overweights Burnolette. H pounds. 78871 Sixth Bace 1-2 Mile. All Ages. Allowances. (7S706)Joe Howell 104 l2 Xi Smith 3-2 1-2 out (61797) Susie Gregg 109 21 Martin 10 4 8-5 (7SS15)Nancy W. 10S 3 Small 4 3-2 3-o 7S81S Needful 106 4 Shriner o 2 1 7SS17 Brown Thistle 9S 5 Morse 6-5 1-2 out (7SS17)Mattie D. 116 G Hart 7-10out Time. 50. Winner S. J. Howell's ch. c, 2. by First Mate Pearl Barnes. Went to post at 4:53. At post 2 minutes. Los Angeles Form Chart LOS ANGELES FORM CHART. (SANTA ANITA PARK.) WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. Twenty-fourth day. Los Angelus Racing Association. Winter Meeting of 329 days. (31 books on.) Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter. J. J. Holtman. Racing Secretary, E. C. Smith. Racing starts at 1:50 p. m. (Chicago time 3:50 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record a'e of horse and weight carried. QOij FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. (780121:11 3 104.) Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Selling. OOtitfc Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt & Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 7SS032FURNACE wb 105 6 8 51 331 2 l2 G Archib'dW B Jennings 10 10 10 4 3-2 (7SoS9)ROY T. wsb 105 4 2 6- 62 G2 2 Page Offutt & Wright 'vr,"t 2 13-511-54-5 2-5 78G95 ENFIELD W 110 9 5 11 2Q 3t 32 M McGee A Blute s 6 2 1 (7S747)LADY IRMA wb 107 5 7 21 1 3 41 Treubel P T Chlnn C G 3 9-101-2 78659 GUY FISHER wb 110 3 4 71 7 78 51 V Powers B Schreiber 10 1G 16 6 3 78719 THE PEER W 104 7 6 41 52 5l 62 C H Shil'gP Dunne 3 4 31 6-5 1-2 (7S739)INCLEMENT w 110 S 1 32 4& 4H 72 J Howard C & B Stable 6 10 10 4 3-2 ZJ19 BANROSE w 302 1 3 81 9 9 S Kennedy J Humbrecht 50 150 150 60 20 7o02S LITTLE MOSE WB 110 2 9 9 Sh SH 9 Ural C F Clark 50 150 150 60 20 Time. 12. 23. 34. 40. 59. 1:12. Winner B. c, by Canopus Calora (trained by W. B. Jennings). Went to post at 1:52. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. I urnace, outpaced and 111 close quarters for the first quarter, saved ground by a close turn when entering the stretch and, easily passing Lady Irma in the last seventy-five yards, won going away. Roy T ran an excellent race, was badly cut off just after passing the far turn and thrown far hack, then had to go around when entering the last quarter and finished with a great rush. Enfield showed the most early speed, but tired under the whip in the last seventy-five yards. Lady Irma ran a fast half, but quit iu the final sixteenth. The winner was entered for $500; no bid. Overweights The Peer. 2 pounds. QQKK SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. (7SG12 1:11 3 104.) Purse $400. 2-year-olds. Selling. OOtJlJ Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt V 9i Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 7S35S MAD'NE MUSGRAVE wb 1041 2 1 l2 l2 l2 121 Treubel S A Clopton S-5 21 2111-1011-0 7S719 OTILO W 101 3 2 21 3J 2& 2l C H Shll'gW McLemore 2 11-52 7-101-3 7S7473LA REINE HINDOO w 102 6 4 3 21 3H 3i JM McGee OakwoodSkR'nch 4 5 5 2 4-5 7S747 JANE LAUREL W 102 4 3 421 41 4l J Howard P King 30 30 35 5 2 7SS03 ALTENBERG 305 1 5 G2 5 5U 5& G Archib'dArterb'y&P'dock 50 100 100 30 10 7S719 NASMERITO w 109 9 6 5h 6 61 G8 V Powers J J Walsh 5 S 8 3 3-2 7S6913PROCLA w 102 5 S 72 71 74 7 Sumter T H Stevens 0 10 10 4 8-5 7SG33 ALLEN LEE w 102 7 7 S3 S8 8" S E Martin K Soence 50 00 60 20 10 73S05 ORPHAN BOY B 102 S 9 9 9 9 9 Ashenden J A Berinet 50 100 100 40 20 Time, 12. 23. 35, 47. 59. 1:13. Winner Br. f, by Ethelbcrt American Beauty (trained bv S. A. Clopton). Went to post at 2:20. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Madeline Musgiave showed a high turn of speed throughout, but required a little shaking up at the final sixteenth post, then came away with ease. Otilo followed the pacemakers closelj and appeared to be closin" up on the winner when an eighth out, but tired in the final hundred yards. La Reine Hindoo raced at top speed all the way and tired badly when the pinch came. Jane Laurel ran well and finished fast. Nasmer-lto ran poorly. The winner was entered for $500; no bid. Overweights Madeline Musgravc. 2 pounds: Otllo. 2: Nasmerito. 4. 7ftftfi THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. (7SC12 1:11 3 304.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds aud up-i O O fJ J ward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 7872 AMPEDO w 4 335 4 2 21 23 31 1 V Powers E Wavland 3 3S-51S-57-5 1-2' 7SS0S MERRILL WB 4 309 2 6 4& 43 4 221 Page AV D 'Millard 6 6 C 0 7-10 7S7513WORK AND PLAY WB 4 109 1 3 53 52 5 3" C H Shil'gG Henry G 6 4 S-G 3-5 7SS042ANTIGO w 4 112 3 1 l2 l3 2 4nk G Archib'dGarritv & DunlaplO 12 12 5 2 7S71S2B. OF IROQUOIS W 4 109 7 5 32 31 3U 5l J Howard M Rei's 3 3 13-51 -5 7C253 OUR ANNA w 4 109 5 4 C& 74 S G8 E Clark R Fleming 30 CO 60 '0 10 7S397 BAZIL wb C 309 8 S S S 71 721 E Martin J M Stowo 30 50 50 20 10 73630 CHIPPEWA W 5 109 0 7 7i 62 61 8 Treubel S A Clonton 6 15 15 5 2 Time. 32. 23. 35. 47. 59. 1:12. Winner Br. c, by Alvescot Day Dream (trained by E. Wa viand). Went. to post at 2:49. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Am-pedo ran in belnnd the pacemaker until just before turning for borne, where he quickly ranged alongside Antigo and, easily shaking him off, won as his rider pleased. Merrill began slowly and 'had to Bvin wide for a clear course when entering the stretch, but came rapidly in the stretch and finished resolutely Work -.nd Play, sharply cut off by Merrill after passing the far turn, lost much ground, but came through on the cutside of the others in the stretch into a fast going third. Antigo showed the most speed for four and a half furlongs and then tired fast. Belle of Iroquois quit badly in the stretch drive. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Scratched 7S093 Botanist. 112: 7SS31 Bitter Sir. 105: 7S720 Financier. IPS; 78S04 Golden Rule. 109. 7QQK7 FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. (7SS34 1 :37 3 105. ) Purse $500. 3-year-olds andup I O O t-P ward. Allowauces. Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 78613 MISS SAIN w 3 103 5 3 t' 6 51 4 lh E Martin St James Stable 30 30 S 1 7S10G ANGELUS WB 3 103 11 1U 121 1 l3 2" C H Shil'gS C Hildreth 3-5 4-5 3-5 out 7S74S HUSKY wb 3 106 4 7 7 7 7 7 33 C Miller A F Dayton 20 30 30 8 "1 7S7202IDA MAY w 3 103 6 4 42 43 35 2& 44 J Howard M Reis 5 G 6 7-10 7S770GEMMELL W 4 107 7 5 25 21 21 31 51 Treubel W Walker 4 5 41 6-5 3-5 (7S0C6)TONY BONERO wn 4 110 2 6 521 51 4i 5h 62 Cullen C R Flelschmann 6 20 20 6 2 7S720SROYAL BEN wb 4 110 3 2 31 3H 61 6& 7 V Powers A D Walstrom 6 15 15 5 2 Time. 12. 23. 35. 47, 59. 1:11$. 1:24, 1:37. Winner B. f, by Sain Miss Baker (trained by L. Marion). Went to post at 3:13. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Miss Sam was badly outpaced for the first five furlongs and had to go around on the outside when enterin" the stretch, then came fast under a hand ride and, finishing swiftly, got up in the very last stride . Angelus dashed into a big lead when well into the backstretch and appeared to have the race won when an eighth out, but faltered suddenly in the last seventy-five yards under sharp punishment. Husky, after a rough trip, came through with a belated rush in the last sixteenth. Ida May showed speed, but tired badh when opposite the final eighth post. G-emmell followed Angelus closely to the stretch and quit in the final drive Tonv Bonero and Royal Ben showed speed. Scratched 7SGG43Ethel Day. 107. 7QQfQ FIFTH RACE 7-8 Mile. (725901 :24J 3100. ) Purse $400. 4-year-olds and up-A OOOO ward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P s" 78S33 PROPER wb 8 310 3 1 31 3& l3 l'J 14 E Clark S Polk 35 25 25 8 4 (7SS04)DAINTY BELLE W 4 309 5 5 lh lh 22 2l 21 V Powers P Dunne 1 14-521 1 1-2 787232NIBLICK sb 6 102 8 4 7' 61 5 5 33 McCahey J Boden 21 31 31 6-5 3-5 7S722 DAY STAR W 4 107 1 9 St 7 61 6 42 Page E C Blume 6 9 9 3 S-5 7SS0S HANNIBAL BEY B 6 302 9 3 62 41 4h 4h 5 M McGee H R Baker 8 S 41 8-5 7-10 78S07 TRANSLUCENT WB 4 102 6 7 5h 81 71 71 61 J Howard L W Sears G 8 8 3 3-2 7874S NETTING w 6 102 4 6 4h 5h SI Sl 73 Kennedy W Walker 10 12 12 5 21 7SS073VrVANT W 5 104 7 2 2h 2h 3h 3h S3 C H Shll'gC Gasser 10 12 12 5 21 7SS07 RATHER ROYAL B6 104 2S9 9 9 9 9 Yorke W W Finn 10 15 15 6 3 Time. 12. 23. 35, 47. 1:00. 1:13, 1:25. Winner B. h, by Preston-pans Prim II. (trained by S. Polk). Went to post at 3:39. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Proper broke kindly on the extreme outside and. forcing Dainty Belle to top speed for the first half, shook her off after passing the far turn and, after a little shaking up, held her safe through the final sixteenth. Dainty Belle set the early pace and stood a long stretch drive gamely. Niblick closed a gap and, under a powerful hand ride, finished fast. Day Star came fast in the stretch, nannibal Bey showed speed but tired Vivant ran well to the stretch. The winner was entered for $400: no bid. Overweights Dainty Belle. 2 pounds; Vivant. 2; Rather Royal. 2. 7QQKQ SIXTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (787701:054100.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds. j QOUt Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners- O H 0 P S ' 7SG95 PLEASE w 107 3 3 21 2 2h lh M McGee P Dunne 33?5163T"out 7S590 RIALTO WB 112 0 5 421 32 2 2h C H Shll'gW M Rogers 3-5 7-107-101-6 out 78511 SEYMOUR BEUTLER W 109 1 1 lh I3 14 3n V Powers H R Brandt 3 4 31 3 out 78774 ED B. wb 107 2 2 5 5 5 4 E Clark OakwoodSkR'nch 30 50 CO 15 3-" 7S5SS GENE WOOD WB "74 & gpl-lfc M L Hn 0 50 50 12 3-2 Winner B. f, by His Highness Charm, 'by Cheviot (trained by F." Hanlon) Went to post at 4:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and" third the same. Please raced in persistent pursuit of the leader until in the final eighth, where she moved ud fast and finishing with a rush, nipped RIalto out In the last stride. The latter left the post slowlyand finished fast and gamely. Seymour Beutler showed dazzling speed for five furlongs, then stood ttitfUast sixteenth drive with rare sameness. Ed B.. badly cut off on the far turn.'flnished with a rush. Gene Wood yuou ran rau well Aveu to 10 the stretch and quit. The winner was entered for $S00; no bid. "V Page 4 Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, December 24 Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Thursday:. December 24. WEATHER. CLEAR. TRACK FAST. (Handicapped for a fast track.) LOS ANGELES ENTRIES. Ind. Horse. Wt. Rcc. A. Wt. Hdcp. 7SG90 Too Beach 110 1:13 4..109..X703 (78831) Catherine P. . .' 1001:14? 3..105..X700 fell ifouauet-::::::! I 74490 Succeed 107 1:1C 5. .100. . XG73' 7SG(1 Bardolita 3.. 103 G(!0 73707 Velmn C 3..10.r G50 7S543 Evados 3.. 100 G25 Racing starts at 1:50 p. m. (Chicago time. 3:50.) Fourth Race 7-8 Mile. XRuns well in mud. Superior mud runner. , A11 Arcs. Handicap. First Race 3-i Mile (Track record: 72300 l:24ir-3 100.) 4-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. J? Itose 2..1CO..XJ50 ind. Hor Wl1 Hdcp tnefi""::"l07 1:2oR -M"-. 78)5 S Nelson V.V.Vll6 1:-12 'lAl 7SS053 Go Between 7. .102.. 735 7SS33S Pal Ill 1:12 G.. 107,.. 710 Flfth Race 1 Mile. 7SS33 Ilaensel 100 1:12? 4. .110 703 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 7S7233 Haber 100 1:13 4..100..X700 (Track record: 7SS34 1:371 3 105.) 7SS05 Bud Embry 9..10O..XG90 740S12 Daruma 107 1:30 5.. 99..X725 75722 Orelio 107 l:15t 4..110..XGSO (7SG3C) Bucket Brigade ... 97 1:415 3. .107. .713 73111 Firm Foot 107 1:1G S. .103. .XC75 78590 Harcourt 100 1:3S1 3..107..X710 7S740 Toller 115 1:151 5. .103 GGO (7SS35) Alma Boy 104 1:39s 5..109..X705 74105 Key del Mundo ... 5..103..X05O 70978 A. Muskoday 112 l:40i 0.. 107.. 705 75723 Town Topics 4..100. .XOOO 7S720 Financier 3.. 107.. 700 Second Race-1 Mile. ISS5S3 Sibli -.; 9l VIZ 2'--l--X!S 7S,)27 Scott 100 5. .107.. 3-year-olds. Sclline Harry 1:301 093 (Track record? 7SS54l!37-3-105.) ucassln 100 1:3S 0. .104. . XG05 7S774 Burgher 107 1:41 104.... 725 tS"" Estber i?' ' ' l? i;is 4--10i- (7S723) Skyo 102 1:40s 104..X720 Sixth Race 5-8 Mile. (7S709) Duke of Bridge- 2-year-olds. Selling. water 109.. X 715 (Track record: 7233G 59? 2 10S.) ZflSR, ' Ilda 108 1:41 104.. x 710 78093 Joe Gaitens 102 1:01s ' 107.. 725 oun,lto , , !?1 Zi 7S7472 Balerian 110 1:008 104 715 2fi2 h .C; Widri' 84 o. 1:391 112..X705 7S7193 Prudent 112..X710 IM &m.ir$c ; JJ 5"XZ55 7S747 Maid of Gotham... 115 1:01 104..X703 Z5 Third Rail 107 1:511 109..X700 (7S399) Short Cut ...104 1:011 112.... 705 iSiCO Henry of Shenna- 7SS03 Hardlyson 109 1:01S 104..XG95 mere 109 1:401 109..XGSo 7S42G Chipmunk 110 1:011 . 112 095 PO, .S31 J alien 103 1:42 109..X075 (74799) Reformation 107 690 Wolf,rVillc 97 1:42s 109.. 005 . 7SGG23 nelen Harvey 109..XGS5 X1,e Hammer 109.... 000 7SS03 Howard Pearson .. 104 G75 (ZfS2 S?e,la 109..XG50 7S747 Bold 104.... G73 iSh'0. Diamond Nose 112 000 7S719 Coriel -...102 1:002 104 005 3915 Dr. Was - 109 COO 7S172 Mattie Russell ... 104..XG05 Third Race 3-4 Mile. 7S719 Servlcence 101 1:001 107.. 030 Fillies and Marcs. 7SS03 AVildwood Bill 104 G30 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. 7SS55 Allen Lee 104..X025 (Track record: 7SS12 1:116 3 104.) The figures under "Rec." in above entries show (7S590) ADRIUCHE 109 1:12? 3..105..X725 the best time made by the horse at the distance. (7S746) .Tano Swift 90 1:121 3.. 105 710 with weight carried, since January 1. 1900. This 7S774 Hazelthorpe 107 l:13g 5.109..X710 time is not necessarily made by a winner. It may 7SCG13 Veil 109 1:13 4. .109. .. .705 be the estimated time of a losing performance. LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY, The small figure under "Str." shows the distance the horso was ahead of that next in the rac&. Tho small figure under "Fin." unless the horso won shows tho number of lengths the horse was behind the winner, j FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (7SG12 1:111 3 104.) Index Course DlstTimeTckOdds "Wt St Y Vi StrFin Jockeys Best Company. TAYLOR GEORGE, b. g. 6. by Register Nena George (Offutt & Wright). Weight today .104. 7S774 S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 21 103 4 4 4 3J VI C H Shil'g Ravaria, Grande Dame. Burgher. 7SG35 S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 1 107 5 S 4 2' 23 Page . Pal. LeeHarrisonll.. Hannibal Bey 7S570 S. Anita 61 f 1:191 fast 11-20 99 6 4 3 22 l2 Page LordoftheForest. Aucassin. Monvina 7S397 S. Anita 3-4 1:122 fast 2 110 6 6 6 23 2& Page Mary F.. Old Settler. Servicence. MARY F.. b. m. 5. by Canopus Princess Noretti (Pasadena Stable). Weight today 107. 7SS33 S. Anita 7-S 1:241 fast 6-5 109 2 2 2 1 ll 23 V Powers Grande Dame, Pal, LordStanhope. 78690 S. Anita 7-S 1:251 fast 1-2 10S1 5 2 1 1 l3 Is V Powers Vivant. Summer Cloud. Teo Beach. 7S52S S. Anita 51 f 1:061 fast 4-5 110 1 3 3 21 21 V Powers S.Nicl'.olas. Korosilany. F.K.theBear 7S4S6 S. Anita 7-S 1:261 slow 9-10 IOC 3 2 3 3 3" 3' Reid Grande Dame. Pal. Phalanx. 7S397 S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 11-20 115 4 3 1 1 In V Powers Tay. George. Old Settler. Servlcence LORD NELSON, ch. g. 5. by St. Carlo Good Hope (S. A. Clopton). Weight today 109. 78695 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 9-5 119 1 6 6 7l 61 C H Shll'gWaterbury. Joe Gaitens. Bitter Sir 78489 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 slow 31 103 2 1 1 Is 1 Treubel Entre Nous, La Gloria. Canardo. 78449 S. Anita 51 f 1:10? slow 3-5 119 3 11 l5 Ink Treubel Saracinesca. F.K.theBear. Brennus. 7S413 S. Anita 51 f- 1:05 fast 3-2 105 4 1 1 in 11 Pago Kerry. San Nicholas. Bitter Sir. PAL. b. g. 5. by Paladin Silenta (W. Walker). Weight today 107. 7SS33 S. Anita 7-8 1:241 fast 7 109 5 1 1 2 Z- 35 Treubel GrandeDame. MaryF.. LordStanhope 7S71S S. Anita 3-4 1:128 fast 18-5 107 S 7 6 6 631 A Harris Haensel. Belleoflroauois. Frontenac 7S635 S. Anita 3-4 l:12g fast 10 107 3 2 2 lh 13 A Harris T.George. L.Harrisonll.. Hann.Bey. 78570 S.Anita 61 f 1:191 fast 4 104 4 3 5 5s 5U Harris Tay.George. L.oft.Forest. Aucasslu 7S4S6 S. Anita 7-S 1:261 slow 7 106 1 3 2 2 21 2n A Harris Grande Dame. Mary F.. Phalanx. HAENSEL. hr. c. 4. by Resolute II. The Crawfish (W. Gerst). Weight today 110. 7X8:5;: S. Anita 7-8 1:241 fast 4 108 H 6 C CM' M McGee Grande Dame. Mary F.. Pal. 78718 S. Anita 3-4 l:12g fast S 109 0 3 3 21 in M McGee B. of Iroquois. Frontenac. Norfolk. 78663 S. Anita 3-4 1:12 fast 3 107 G 4 3 2& 51 M McGee Fleming. Oritlamb. Capt. Burnett. 77380 Louisville 3-4 1:14 good 21 100 2 2 2 2& 43 Pickens Zienap. Berwick. Please. HABER. br. g. 4. by Victory Chiono (R. Postel). Weight today 100. 78723 S. Anita 61 f 1:1S fast 6 104 3 2 4 3l 33 C H Shil'gSkvo, Niblick. 'Monvina. 78591 S. Anita 51 f l:06g fast 8 107 2 S S Si 61 G Archib'tiF.K.theBear. Korosilany. T.O'Toole 78453 S. Anita 61 f 1:22 slow 1C-5 104 3 5 5 5 331 O Archlb'dL.Har'sonll.. Elizab.F.. B.oflroq'is 78400 S. Anita 7-S 1:26 fast 30 107 6 1 1 1 l3 4'1 Musgr've Jack Witt. Ampedo. Ben Trovato. BTXD EMBRY. br. g. 9. bv Scorpion Leertio (J. H. Ripple). Weight today 100. 7SR;i5 S. Anita 51 f l:05g fast 200 109 3 3 3 3 4" E Clark JackAtkin. SirEdward. Go Between 78418 S. Anita 7-S 1:251 fast 25 104 9 7 S S S1 65 Thomas Dav Star. Translucent-. Milpitas. 7S3S0 S. Anita 7-S 1:26 fast 40 109 1 3 3 3 53 51 Thomas Bellsnicker. Janeta. NattieBumppo. 77012 Seattle 1 l:39i fast 10 105 8 6 6 5 6s 484 Russell JimSimpson. Cork Hill. Geneltusseli 76SSG Seattle 3-4 l:12g fast 13 107 7 9 8 9 S1UU Hayes St. Francis. Sh. Rossmore. Adena. ORELIO, b. c. 4. by Emperor of Norfolk Atalanta II. (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 110. ;s7i S. Anita 61 f l:19g fast 20 110 5 6 2 ll 43i V Powers Fleming. Carthage. Translucent. 785 IS . Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 4 112 6 2 1 lli C H Shil'gTimO'Toole. AuntPolly. F.E.Shaw. 78469 S. Anita 51 f 1:09 slow 20 112 C 5 5 51 6 C H Shil'gBnish Up. Nonie Lucille. Fleming. 78376 S. Anita 51 1:061 fast 12 10S 2 8 7 61 5C1 Goldstein Ravaria. Translucent. Sonalto. FIRM FOOT, b. g, 8, by George F. Smith Andrea (C. H. Patten). Weight today 105. 731H S. Anita 7-S 1:27 fast 2 104 9 2 2 2 l2 2nt W Miller Lit.Minister, Huapala, neadDance. 73055 S. Anita 3-4 1:151 slow 30 104 10 10 10 10 105e Finn Bazil, Lord Nelson, Golden Shore. 6S5C2 Oakland 7-8 1:261 fast 300 109 1 5 5 3 5 713 Wilmot Bedford, Ethel Day, Judge Nelson. TOLLER, blk. h. 5. hy Brutus Nabetto (Garrity & Dunlap). Weight today 103. 7S749 S. Anita 51 f 1:063 fast 30 115 5 5 6 71 in B Wilson FreeK.theBear. Proi-ress. Sam G. 7S528 S. Anita 51 f 1:061 fast 50 10S 10 9 9 11 ll1" G Archib'dSan Nicholas. Mary F.. Korosilany. 74101 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 25 112 4 6 6 55 48J G Archib'dMcChord, Creston Boy, Pal. 74024 S. Anita 7-8 1:261 fast 8 111 5 2 3 3 3nk 4 G Archib'dTalarand, Norfolk. Master Lester. REY DEL MXJNDO. br. h. 5. by Rey el Santa Anita Loola (E. J. B aldwin). Weight today 105. 74105 S. Anita 3-4 1:14 fast 100 107 9 9 9 9 912 Marcell Cobleskill, G.Balerio, RustlingSilk. 73S67 S. Anita 5-S 1:011 fast 5 104 11 9 9 SJ 71 C H ShilgBlucBottle. NettieHicks.RedThistle 73416 S. Anita 3-4 1:131 fast 10 104 8 5 6 7" 310 Lloyd Talarand, Esther B., Sun Mark. 73203 S. Anita 5-8 1:01 J fast D 112 8 2 3 31 52 C H Shil'gAnnaMay, B.Mayham, Nun'sVeiling TOWN TOPICS, ch. g. 4. by Aloha Chat of Mo (F. Buschcr). Weight today 100. 7S723 S. Anita 61 f 1:1S1 fast 50 104 10 10 11 11 U2 J Howard Skvo. Niblick. Haber. 78468 S. Anita 1 1:42J slow 100 107 2 6 C 7 SJ 922 Page Goldwav. Adoration. Daintv Belle. 74079 S. Anita 7-8 1:27 fast 40 107 12 12 12 12 122 123 Milliano CtarlesGreen, VerltasVmcit.T.Tosa 74001 S. Anita 5-8 1:01 fast 20 101 14 13 13 13 123JMilliano Varietcs, Work and Play, Euena. SECOND RACE 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (7SS34 1:371 3 105.) BURGHER, b. g, 3, by Hamburg Hurly Burly (H. L. Shaw). Weight today 104. 78774 a. Anita 3-1 l:12g fast 13-10 104J 6 5 5 41 43 Treubel Tay.George. Ravaria, GrandeDame 78612 S. Anita 3-4 1:111 fast 12 101 7 7 6 7 C61 Ural Glorio. Colloquy. Centre Shot. 78016 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:49j fast 3 96 4 2 1 1 61 7 Rossi Bad News. Imitator. Golconda. 78016 Jamaica 3-4 1:14 fast 9-10 109 G G 4 4l 31 Notter Halifax, BlackMary, Saracinesca. 77852 Empire 3-i 1:14 good 2-5 108 3 3 5 48 41 Yorke Biskra. Saracinesca. Esoteric. SKYO. b. f, 3, by Goldcrest Visma (Henderson & Hogan). Weight today 104. 78723 S. Anita 61 f 1:182 fast 2 100 6 3 3 21 lt McGee Niblick. Haber. Monvina. 78610 S. Anita 61 f 1:181 fast 6 101 5 3 2 2& 32 M McGee Prince Ahmed. Netting. Adoration. 785C6 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 1 101 8 3 3 33 331 M McGee Spohn. Tamar. Adriana 78454 S. Anita 7-8 1:29 slow 3 106 6 3 1 2 2'1 43J M McGee Oriflamb. John Lyle. ThIrdRail. DUKE OF BRIDGEWATER, b. c. 3. by Bridgewater Crown (W. W. Walsh). Weight today 109. 78769 S. Anita 7-8 1:25J fast 3-5 105 4 2 6 7 5l 1 C H Shil'gSonalto, L.C.Widrig. Catherine F. 78634 S. Anita 51 f l:06g fast 3-2 106 6 5 5 42 11 C H Shil'gCool. Ardis. John C. Rice. 78547 S. Anita 1 1-S 1:54 fast 11-5 109 2 2 2 2 21 2nt V Powers St. Ilario. St. Kilda. L. C. Widrig 78490 S. Anita 51 f 1:071 slow 8-5 103 3 5 5 41 2t c H Shil'gL.oftheForest. CatherineF.. T.Tenip 7S432 S. Anita 61 f 1:211 slop 12 103 4 5 5 21 221 G Archib'd Proper. Dainty Belle. Catherine F. ST. HILDA, b. c. 3, by Tarcoola St. Kristino (Orangevale Stable). Weight today 104. 78769 S. Anita 7-8 1:251 fast 8 103 3 11 3 9 9 l 751 B Wilson D.ofBridgew'r. Sonalto. L.C.Widrig 7S517 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:54 fast 40 112 6 5 4 1 l2 31! Andrews St.Ilarlo, D.ofBr'gew'r. L.C.Widrig 78452 S. Anita 1 1:411 slow 30 98 7 2 2 3 33 3131B Wilson Animus, Orcagna, Bye Bye II. 76921 Seattle 1 1-16 1:46 fast 10 97 6 8 6 4 3l 33 B Wilson M". Randolph KingofMIst. StoneyLee SONALTO; b. g. 3. by Altamax Sonomis (T. H. Williams). Weight today 10D. 7S769 S. Anita 7-S 1:251 fast 50 105 6 1 1 1 ll 21 Musgr've D.ofBridgew'r. L.C.Widrig. Cath.F. 78588 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 10 102 10 15 14 11 11 Goldstein F. E. Shaw. Turnaway. CatherineF. 78469 S. Anita 51 f 1:09. slow 20 104 13 13 12 111 lOJSweet Brush Up. Nonie Lucille. Fleming. 7S376 S. Anita 51 f 1:052 fast 10 100 6 6 5 6& 31 Sweet Ravaria. Translucent. All Alone. L. C. WIDRIG, ch. c, 3. by Orimar Grace Bond (Pasadena Stable). Weight today 112. 78769 S. Anita 7-S 1:251 fast 3 108 5 10 7 6 41 31 V Powers D.ofBridgewater. Sonalto. Cather.If 78517 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:54 fast 31 107 5 6 6 4 3t 421 Reid St.Ilarlo. D.ofBridgewater. St.Kilda 78435 S. Anita 1 1-4 2:103 slop 21 101 1 1 1 1 l1 22 J Reid Sen. Beckham. Henry O.. Flavigny. 7S360 S. Anita 7-8 l:27g good 11-5 103 5 6 7 7 5& 2 Reid Spohn. Oriflamb. Catherine F. SMIRKER, b. g, 3, by St. Blaise Souriante (F. Regan). Weight today 109. 78378 S. Anita 1 1:391 fast 20 1051 6 7 6 7 7 7 Musgr've Alma Boy. Husky. St. Ilario. 73971 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 9-20 104 5 6 4 3 2nk 11 C H Shil'gMontclair, T. Flyer, LoisCavanagh. 737S1 S. Anita 1 1:391 fast 3 96 1 6 6 G 5l 22 G Burns Daruma, Chalfonte, Aucassin. 736S5 S. Anita 1 l:39g fast 16-5 1011 1 5 3 3 32 21! Lloyd Toupee, Chief Desmond, Fair Fagot THIRD RAIL. b. g. 3. by Bannennan Idlo Days (C. B. Reid). Weight today 109. 78634 S. Anita 51 f 1:063 fast 15 106 3 8 8 82 58i Page Duke of Bridgewater. Cool. Ardis. 7S5S8 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 12 102 3 9 9 131 13" Page F. E. Shaw. Turnaway. CatherineF. 7S454 S. Anita 7-S 1:29 slow 20 103 2 1 3 3 31! 31 Goldstein Oriflamb. John Lyle Skyo. 7S360 S. Anita 7-8 1:271 good 20 105 3 3 4 4 4 68 Page Spohn. L. C. Widrig. Oriflamb. HENRY OF SHENNAMERE. ch. g. 3, by Henry of Navarre Shennamere (W. Gabriel). Weight today 109. 78769 S. Anita 7-8 1:251 fast 40 105 1 3 2 2 2 61 SI McGee D.ofBridgew'r. Sonalto. L.C.Widrig 78566 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 50 100 9 9 9 9 713 Goldstein Spohn. Tamar. Skyo. 77000 Seattle 1 1:39? fast 12 99 11 10 11 9 71 7"lKing Day Star. Stone.v Lee. Wap. 76730 Seattle 1 1:391 fast 4 95 9 9 9 9 9 912 Russell Kruka. Eckersall. Oriflamb. 76456 Seattle 1 1:391 fast 5 96 4 3 3 2 31! 31 Russell Confessor. Pickaway. May L. N. VANEN. b. f. 3. by Wadsworth Modjeska (T. H. Stevens). Weight today 109. 7SS31 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 200 114 7 7 7 6i. 41 J Howard Catherine F.. Esther M.. Albion H. 78723 S. Anita 61 f 1:181 fast 100 95 11 8 9 7 9" T Stevens Skyo. Niblick. Haber. 78063 S. Anita 3-4 1:122 fast 100 95 7 8 8 8 S10 T Stevens Fleming, Oriflamb. Capt. Burnett. 77721 Lquisville 3-4 1:13 fast 11 99 1 2 2 2s 2s A Walsh Balbus. Voting. Judge Treen. 77C53 Louisville 3-4 1:131 fast 275 99 12 11 11 73 6" D ColemanRobin Hood. Gresham. Camille M. WOLFVECLE, br. g, 3. hv St. Dory Likewise (W. St. Vincent). Weight today 109. 75022 Oakland lm20y 1:421 fast 3 95 7 8 7 7 5 C Ross Black Mate, Fastoso. Handmaiden. 74910 Oakland 1 1:402 fast 25 100 9 6 7 7 915 S12 Galindo Wuerzburgcr. High Gun. St.Modan. THE HAMMER, b. g. 3, by Ben Holladay-Tuda (Riveria Stable). Weight today 109. 78750 S, Anita 1 1-4 2:06? fast 200 105 6 2 7 S 8 8 5 II McGee Varietes. W.Griswell. Nat.Bumppo. 78415 S. Anita 1 1:388 fast 200 103 6 G C 6 G 619 P Ryan Harcourt. Sir Edward. Ida May. 7S341 S Anita 1 1:43 slow 100 100 12 10 9 9 10l 10141F Ryan John Lyle. BarneyOldfleld. DarStar 74023 S. Anita- 1 1:40? fast 15 104 6 5 5 4 41 410 M Murphy Decorator, Franciscan, Aromatize. ORENA, .ch. f. 3, by St. Maxim Addie Mills (W. 0. Joplin). Weight today 109. 7S0S9 Latohla 1 1-16 1:481 fast 5 91 1 1 ! 1 l1 1JJ Deverich WarnerGrlswell. Palamon. Huerfano 7S043 Latonia, 1 1-16 l:47jf fast 6 93 6 6 5 5 5nk 41 T Koerner Still Alarm. Quagga. Imbcden. 74167 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 l:50g slow 41 100 6 S 6 5 51! GlulT Koerner Hostile Hyphen, Masson, D. Ann. 74093 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14 fast 75 10210 10 10 101 10lolT Koerner Bess Ward, Ida May, Canada. DIAMOND 'NOSE. eh. c. 3, by Charade Purse Lady (P. Faut). Weight today 112. 78836 S: Anita. ' Gl f 1:07 fast 100 112 6 7 8 72 7 Rapley Gart.Light. J.C.Rice. Friarpf Elgin. 7874S S. Anita. 7-8 1:2 ij fast 200 89 8 8 8 S 8 823 Denny St. Klmwood. Kerry. J. C. Clem. 7S514 S. Anita" 1 l:3S fast 60 106 1 G 6 G 6 63 J Rapley Norbitt. Round and Round. Milnitas j$t$i g, AIt9, 7-8 1;29 slow 100 ;05 4 ? Z 7 7. 7MT Rapley Oriqamb, Jolju Lyje, Thlra Rali. DOCTOR WEIS, ch. c, 3. V Puryear D. Adios (I. H. Miller). Weight today 109. 73945 S. Anita. 51 f 1:07 slow 200 102 7 7 7 7 7s T Rice Booger Red. B.M.Fry. All Alone. 73844 S. Anita 3-4 l:13g fast 100- 104 9 9 9 9 9" G Archib'dMOntclair, Dr. Simrall, Th. Flyer. 72613 Oakland 3-4 1:181 hvy 200 26 4 7 7 7 7W KeUy Mar.Casey. Hea.Scott, M.Randolph. 72380 Oakland 51 1:092 hvy 100 9 7 2 G 6 51 72lMulcahy CollegeWidow, FollleL.. Dr.Coleman THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Fillies and Mares. Selling. (780121:1113101.) ADRIUCHE, br. f. 3. by Isidor Aranza II. (J. McManus). Weight today 105. 7S590 S. Anita 7-S 1:211 fast 5 102 4 4 3 1 11 I2 G Archlb'dKerry. Grande Dame. Rialto. 78451 S. Anita 1 1:411 slow 7 100 , 2 2 2 2 35 371 G Burn3 OldXlmer. HastvAgncs. B.Brlgade. 7S343 S. Anita 7-S 1:262 slow 20 100 6 5 5 5 61 SIalM McGee Restlgouche. OldTlmer. StanleyFay 77396 Aqueduct 1 1:41 fast 1 105 1 3 2 2 G 6lGilbert Animus. Rockstone. Saracinesca. 77352 Aqueduct 7-8 1:271 fast 31 105 5 5 '5 3 21 2& Gilbert Woodlane. LadyHubbard. Mombassa JANE SWIFT, ch. f. 3. by Handspring Phantom Belle (R. L. Thomas). Weight today 105. 7S746 S. Anita 51 f 1:062 fast 1 107 1 11 l1 1U C H Shil'gDainty Belle. Tamar. Aunt Polly. 76675 Empire 3-4 l:12g fast 6 101 3 6 6 61 6l Musgr've Ida D.. Boexna. Belle Strome. 76639 Empire 3-4 1:13 fast 31 109 7 G C G2 431 C H Shil'gneknows, Boeuia. Goldproof. 75925 Windsor 3-4 l:12g fast -3-2 90 1 1 1 l2 2l Francis Redondo, TopsyRoblnson. St.Jeanne. HAZELTHORPE, b. m. 5, by Woolsthorpo Hazeldean (E. Alvey). Weight today 109. 78774 S. Anita 3-4 1:12 fast 20 106 2 3 3 5 5 Musgr've Tfly.George, Ravaria. GrandeDame 7S695 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 30 119 6 8 9 82 88 Musgr've Watertniry. Joe Gaitens. P.itter Sir 75S49 Latonia 1 l:39i fast 50 107 3- 7 8 8 8 S1 T Taylor Lady Esther. Deacon, Skyo. io770 Latpnia 3-4 1:143 good 7-10 107 2 1 1 l2 l3 T Taylor Marmorean, FlossS.. Donna Elvira. VEIL, b. f. 4, by Disguise Biturica (S. C. Hildreth). Weight today 109. 78661 S. Anita 3-4 l:12g fast 1 109 1 4 5 3H 32 V Powers Golly Ding. Valley Stream. Roalta. 74S75 Oakland lm20y 1:412 good 40 103 2 8 8 8 8 818 Men try Boggs, Sidney F., Vox Popiili. 74765 Oakland 1 1:401 fast 20 105 1 6 G 9 9 9lSandy Prejuicio, Sidney F., Sibari. 74731 Oakland 51 f 1:06 fast 7 95 5 5 5 51 59 Goldstein BoogerEed, NativeSbn, Burn.Bush. TEO BEACH, ch. f, 4, by Bobby Beach Leonora J. (C. B. Daniels). Weight todrfy 109. 7S690 S. Anita 7-8 1:25 fast 12 107 2 6 0 6 4n 4"1J Howard Mary F.. Vivant, Summer Cloud. 7S614 S. Anita 1 l:37g fast 20 101 7 7 8 7 61 6" A Harris B.Trovato. Pretension. A. Dtifour. 78571 S. Anita 61 f 1:191 fast 8 104 1 5 3 31 43 S'lesing'r Ampedo. BlackMate. Pr. of Castile. 75526 S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast' 20 108 3 6 5 5 3'1 S'lesing'r La Gloria. Airs. Columbia Girl. CATHERINE F., b. f, 3. by Gallantry Fashionable (W. Walker). Weight today 105. 7S831 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 51 HI 2 2 2 21! I1 Treubel Esther M., Albion F. Vanen. 7S769 S. Anita 7-S 1:251 fast 15 105 9 4 4 4 31 4s Treubel D.ofBridgew'r. Sonalto. L.C.Widrig 78661 S. Anita 3-4 l:12g fast 20 105 7 7 S 6& 61 A Harris Golly Ding. Valley Stream. Veil. 7S5S8 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 10 97 2 S G 61 34 A Harris F. E. Shaw. Turnaway. Ardis. 78490 S. Anita 51 f 1:071 slow 20 85 1 6 6 C10 SlForehand L.oft.Forest. D.ofBridgew'r.T.Temp BEMAY, br. f, 4, by Albert Mise ry I. (W. D. Millard). Weight today 109. 74026 S. Anita 7-S l:26g fast 41 103 1 1 1 1 l2 1 E Martin Cobleskill. G. Balerio, RustlincrSilk. 736S7 S. Anita 3-4 1:14 fast 6 103 2 3 3 l2 li Surincr Korosilany, Jlraalong, F. Consort. 73569 S. Anita 1 1:411 fast 20 103 2 2 4 4 21 in Vaud'sen Pal, .Laudable, Sun Mark. 73477 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 7 98 8 G 7 56 Vand'sen Halton, Korosilany, Jillett. MY BOUQUET, b. m. 5. by St. Avonicus Wheel of Fortune II. (H. J. Hansen). Weight today 109. 76999 Seattle 1 1:40 fast 5 107 5 G 4 4 l1 l2i King Standover. Litholin. MIdmont. 76SS7 Seattle 1 1-S 1:53 fast 31 105 9 7 G G 6 581 A Harris Redwotftl II.. Vivant. Prince Nan. 76765 Seattle lm70y 1:46 slop 11 105 9 10 10 7 71 71'lScoville MaudMcG.. B.Watkins. BudEmbry. SUCCEED, br. m, 5, by Barnaby or Glencally Plot (J. M. Stokes). Weight today 109. 74190 Oakland 3-4 1:132 fast 8 103 8 7 8 Si 7 Blair EmmaG., Gov.Orman. B.oflroquois 74146 Oakland F C 1:10 fast 60 104 6 6 8 S 71 Blair Canardo. L.Harrisonll., EntreNous 74105 S. Anita 3-4 1:14 fast 5 104 3 3 5 52 68l T Rice Cobleskill, G.Balerio, RustlingSilk. BARDOLITA. b. f. 3, by The Bard La Golcta (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 105. 78661 S. Anita 3-4 1:12 fast 30 105 S 5 4 51! 6' Goldstein Golly Ding. Valley Stream. V il. 75139 Oakland lm20y 1:40 fast 60 99 2 1 1 1 55 6lslPage Tom.Ahearn. ByeByell.. Col. Widow 75069 Oakland P C 1:11 fast 3-2 105 7 2 1 121 121 A Harris Belle -Brady. Mrs. Nugent. Ivanita. 747S0 Oakland 51 f 1:07 fast 8 102 9 8 7 93 9" Page Boggs, Creation, Hidden Hand. VELMA C, ch. f. 3, by Roy el Santa Anita Ardienta (Oakwood Stock Ranch). Weight today 105. 73797 S. Anita 51 f 1:071 fast 20 105 7 G 6 41 7 Shriner Barbette, Turnaway. Belle Griffon. 73395 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 12 103114 14 14 15 1523 C II Shil'gTurnaway, Laudable, Aquiline. 73126 S. Anita 5-8 l:00g fast 5 102 5 1 1 l2 1& C H Shil'gLady Powell. Belle Griffon, Latona. 72S25 S. Anita 51 f l:07g fast 31 109 3 1 2 21 5 Finn Litholin, Black Domino, Latopa. EVADOS. b. f, 3, by Calvados Gracello (W. M. Hume). Weight today 100. 7S643 S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 40 107 10 11 10 IV- 92lThomas Milpitas. Roy T.. FieWer. FOURTH -RACE 7-8 Mile. All Ages. Handicap. (725001:2413100.) LEE ROSE. b. g. 2, by St. Avonicus Lavcna C. (J. J. Walsh). Weight today 100. 78772 S. Anita 1 1:371 fast 8 11S 2 1 2 1 2 2 M McGee Fitznerbert. Gerrymander. F.Annie 7S343 S. Anita 7-S 1:261 slow 11-6 97 7 3 3 3 4& 7Goldstein Itestigoudie. OkrTimer. StanleyFay. 76326 Seattle 5-S 1:001 fast 3-4 126 1 11 1 V W Kelly Aks-Ar-Ben. RIghteasy. Listowe. 75C60 Seattle 41 f 531 fast 3-5 122 2 2 2s 21 E Lynch" Rose Queen. Uighfeasy. GREEN SEAL, b. e, 4, by Greenan Goldseal (St. James Stable). Woight today 100. -.8,71 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:50 fast 51 102 2 1 1 2 312 VI E Martin Vox Populi. Stanley Fay. Cloyne. 75664 S. Anita 1 1:3S fast S 106 1 1 1 2 31 47 G Archib'd Stanley Fay. Dandelion. Ethel Day. 78613 S. Anita 1 1-S 1:511 fast 5 . 106 6 2 2 5 8 S2lKennedy StanleyFay. VosPopuli. Magazine. 78529 S. Anita 7-S 1:25 fast 31 107 4 3 3 3 3& 55 E Martin Molesey. Lisaro. Gemmell. 77035 Seattle 1 1-16 l:44f fast 3-2 109 1 1 1 1 l2 1 Scoville Edw.T.Fryer. Royal Ben. Cadicton. ETHEL DAY, gr. m, 6. by Faraday Ethel T. (Moore & Walters). Weight today S5. 78664 S. Anita 1 1:38 fast 12 95 2 3 4 4 4' 31 E Martin Stanley Fay. Dandelion. Green Seal. 78615 S. Anita 7-S l:24i fast 50 104 7 4 7 5 5 51 E Martin Ethon. Cssar. Dandelion. 7S416 S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 50 92 9 9 8 71 7 E Martin Dominus Arvl. Colloquy. Dandelion. 396S1 Oakland 7-S 1:26 fast 1 107 4 4 3 3 33 2.3 Borel Sugarmaid. Johnny Lyons. Milsbora DOMINUS ARVT. ch. g, 4, by Kismet Chitoso (G. Summers). Weight today 116. 75665 S. Anita 1 1-S 1:51 fast 1 110 3 1 1 1 11 221 V Powers Montgomery. Beauclere. 75527 S. Anita 1 1:3S1 fast 1-4 110 1 1 1 1 1 V V Powers EdwinT.Fryer, Husky. AlmaDufour 7S416 S. Anita 3-4 1:12 fast 7 115 7 1112 Ink g Archib'dColloquy, Dandelion. Lisaro. 74468 Oakland 7-S 1:251 fast 8-5 108 7 5 5 3 63 S'IW Miller The Mist, Sidney P., Sugarmaid. PRINCE AHMED, ch. c. 4. by King Hanover Percita (E. Alvey). Weight today 105. 7S721 S. Anita 61 f 1:173 fast 4 103 3 2 1 11 2l Musgr've Gommell. Dandelion. Ethon. 78610 S. Anita 61 f 1:182 fast 4-5 110 2 1115 l1! Musgr've Netting. Skyo. Adoration. 75821 Latonia 3-4 1:131 good 3 113 3 3 3 3 35 T Taylor Berwick. Joe Moser. ' GO BETWEEN, b. h. 7. by Meddler Indigo (P. T. Chinn). Weight today 102. 7S)5 S. Anita 51 f 1:051 fast 200 112 2 5 5 5 3' Treubel JackAtkin, SirEdward. BudEmbrv. 77553 Hamilton 1 1-S 1:55 fast 10 107 5 7 6 5 73 781 J W JI'phyReidraoore. Clmr. Gilbert. Golf Ball. 77387 Hamilton 3-4 1:121 fast 30 105 3 9 9 9 S11 J Bergen Hthon. King Cobalt. Royal Onyx. 77334 Hamilton 3-4 1:131 good 30 116 5 8 S 8 718 J Bergen King Cotmlt. Ethon. Arondacb. 70177 Brooklyn 1 1-8 1:52 fast 12 lie 3 9 9 9 9 8" Radtke GolfJiall. Run'gWater. Confederate FIFTH RACE 1 Mile.' 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (7SS34 1:371 3 100.) DARUMA, ch. m, 5, by Solitaire H Georgia VI. (R. T. Offutt). Weight today 99. 746S1 Oakland lm70y l:43g fast 13-5 102 S 4 3 3 21! 2 Buxton OceanShore. Cadichon. Vox PopnU. 74542 Oakland 1 1-16 1:451' fast 3 97 4 1 1 1 121 2 Buxton V.Populi, D.Dollars, St.Elmwood. 74274 Oakland lm70y 1:451 fast 9-20 120 8 4 3 3 1 lsl W Miller Tavora, Nellie Racine, Maxtress. BUCKET BRIGADE, ch.' c, 3, by Goodrich Piccola (J. Arthur). Weight today 107. 7S636 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:521 fast 12 108 2 1 1 1 ll li C H Shil'gAl.Dnfour. FirstPen. RedgarmUet. 78530 S. Anita 1 3-16 2:00 fast 10 101 3 3 2 3 3 33 E Martin Henry O.. S.Bernard. Mike Jordn 7S451 S. Anita 1 1:411 slow 40 108 4 4 4 4 4 4s Kennedy Old Timer. Hasty Agnes, Adriufi'.e 78205 Latonia lm70y 1:491 hvy 4 93 8 5 6 6 62 618 Deverich George Bailey Mystlfier. Lady Vic HARCOURT. b. c. 3. by Ben Brush Costume (R. L. Thomas). Weight tcday 107. 7S590 S. Anita 7-8 1:244 fast 2 110 5 6 5 4 4l 5 C H Shll'gAdriuche. Kerry. Grande Dame. 7S512 S. Anita 7-S 1:24 fast 3-5 108 4 3 3 3 33 33 C H Shil'gRoyalBen. Astronomer. Redurnintlet 78415 S. Anita 1 1:3SJ fast 5 106 1 1 2 3 32 l1 C H Shil'gSlr Edward. Ida May. W. H. Carey ALMA BOY. ch. g. 5. bv Salv'atiOD Sweet Caporal (J. W. Young). Weight tcd-.v 109. 7SS35 S. Anita 1 1-S 1:521 fast .3 1091 3 2 2 1 1 l'JV Powers KingofMist. HenryO.. War.GrUwil' 78471 S. Anita 1 3-16 2:02g slow 3 107 2 4 4 4 32 412 E Martin Oapt.Burnett. Merlingo. Col.v"it.e. 7S433 S. Anita 1 1-S 1:551 slop 51 107 3 1 1 1 Is l8 E Martin Merlingo, Varietes. Mike Jordan. 78396 S. Anita 1 1:39 fast 6 107 8 6 2 3 4l 4T Musgr've Canique. Animus. Black Mate. A. MUSKODAY. ch. h. 6. by Mcadowthorpe Black Bessie (M. A. Dodgo). Weieht tcday 107. 76978 Seattle 1 1:381 fast 25 105 4 8 S S S S11 W Mcln'reGypsy King. Critic. Cadichon. 76912 Seattle 1 1:401 slow 7-5 110 4 2 2 2 2'1 lb G Archib'dPal, Hasty Agnes. Miss Mazzoni. 76901 Seattle 1 1-16 1:451 fast 20 108 4 3 1 1 31 5" D Riley BarneyOldfleld. Pedro. Miss.Mnzzoni FINANCIER, ch. c. 3. by Box Paradise Won (H. R. Baker). Weight today 107, 7S720 S. Anita 1 1:3S fast 50 106 1 5 5 6 Ch 712 E Martin Woodcraft. Ida May. Royal Ben. 78149 Latonia lm70v 1:501 hvy 8-5 101 1 1 2 2 l1 l1! E Martin Estella C. Carew. Gilvedear. 78100 Latonia 1 1-8 1:521 fast 7 104 1 1 4 4 3l 21! E Martin Itedgauntlet. Glid.Belle. OidHoncsty 78044 Latonia 1 1-16 1:461 fast 10 101 2 1 2 3 2l 1 E Martin Hughes. Severus. Beau Brummel. NIBLICK, ch. g. 6. by St. Gaticn Braw Lass (J. Boden). , Weight today 104. (8858 S. Anita 7-S 1:251 fast 31 102 4 7 6 5 5l 31 3iIcCahey Proper, Dainty Belle. Day Star. 78723 S. Anita 61 f 1:183 fast 2" 104 1 4 1 11 2k Goldstein Skyo. Haber. Monvina. 7S63S S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 12 109 3 5 4 4 4o Goldstein Director, Frontenac, Tim O'Toole. 78614 S. Anita 1 1:371 fast 25 104 11 10 9 9 91 1018 T Koerner B.Trovato, Pretension, AlmaDufour 78570 S. Anita 61 f 1:191 fast 20 109 5 5 6 6 6'8lKennedy Tay.George. L.oft.Forest, Auca-ia HARRY SCOTT, b. h. 5. by What-er-lou Signora (W. Walker). Weight tcday 107 78527 S. Anita 1 1:381 fast 40 105 4 5 4 4 41 51 A Harris DominusArvi. EdwinT.Fryer. H T 7699S Seattle 1 1-16 1:452 fast 17-10 101 9 8 6 4 2& li A Harris Pickaway. Nat. Buoippo. Arcjurt. 76922 Seattle lm70y 1:424 fast 8 103 6 6 5 6 3& 22l A Harris HighGun. Harmakis. Giov. Hal " . 76798 Seattle 2 3:341 slop 13-5 104 3 3 3 3 3 31 A Harris Miss OHicious. ' First Peep. AUCASSIN. b. g. G, by Plaudit Damo (W. S. House). , Weight tcday 104. 7S692 S. Anita 1 1:381 fast 10 107 3 3 5 7 73 71J Howard B.Trovato. St.Elmwood. Prct( ns.0-1 78570 S. Anita 61 f 1:191 fast 40 109 3 2 2 32 3 V Powers Tay.George. L.oftheForeet. Monvina 75101 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:471 slow 20 105 5 9 9 10 10 10" R McDan'l Hyperion II., Rockstone, Black! ak 74773 Belmont 1 1-1G 1:47 fast 25 111 7 6 6 6 6s 51 G Burns Blandy, Bad News, Monfort. ESTHER B., h. f, 4, by Greenan Sedate (M. Reis). Weight today 104. 78773 S. Anita 1 1-2 2:311 fast 100 98 2 6 6 G 55 51M Nelson Henry O.. Alma Dufonr, Areonrt. 7S6SC S. Anita 1 1-S 1:521 fast 60 104 5 2 4 5 5 5" Nelson Buck.Brigade, Al.Dufour. Firstl et o 7S614 S. Anita 11:371. fast 100 101 1 8 10 10 71 713 Nelson B.Trovato, Pretension, AlmaDufour. 78400 S. Anita 7-S 1:26 fast 25 107 3 9 11 10 91 10"JM Nelson Jack Witt. Ampedo. Ben Trovnto. 7S301 S. Anita 3-4 1:145 good 15 109 5 10 10 91 771 Nelson Capt.Burnett. Work&Play. T.Sultan SLXTH RACE 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. (7233G 39g 2 10S.) TOE GAITENS, b. c, 2. by Sorcerer Lynnetto (P. T. .Chinn). Weight tcday 107. 7S695 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 10 102 2 5 5 51 2ll Treubl Watcrlniry, Bitter Sir. Enfield. 7S414 S. Anita 3-4 1:131 fast 51 113 5 3 2 l2 221 Treubel Gerrymander. Anderson. Otilo. 78342 S. Anita 51 f 1:093. slow 4 106 3 1115!1 Treubel Enfield. Sorvicence. Inclement. 77587 Hamilton 51 f 1:061 fast 4 94 4 5 1 11 32 J W M'pbyHawksflight. Edwin L.. Alice. BALERIAN. b. f. 2, by The Commoner Valeriana (Pasadena Stable). Weight today 104. 78747 S. Anita 5-S 1:00ft fast 6-6 115 3 2 2 22 25 V Powers L.Irma. LaReineHlnloo. Nob. Lnss. 78509 S. Anita 5-S 1:008 fast 10 110 9 2 2 l2 ink Reid NebraskaLass, M. of Gotham, Pert 783 42 S. Anita 51 f 1:093 slow 12 98 12 11 12 111 H2lReid Joe Gaitens. Enfield. Scrvk-enee. PRUDENT, blk. c. 2, by Colonel Wheeler Prejudice (T. H. Williams). Weight today 112. 78719 S. Anita 51 f 1:06J fast 20 110 3 2 2 l2 31 Musgr've Inclement, Sorrowful. 'Furnace. 7S4S5 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 slow 12 107 G 4 5 51 73lSweet Gerrymander, Anderson, Sorruwful 78223 Oakland 51 f 1:071 fast 9 105 3 1 1 l2 43 Sweet Semproni. Mozart. Figeht. 78104 Oakland 5-8 591 fast 12 100 7 5 5 51 612lSweet Righteasy. Llstowel. Tom Hay ward MAID OF GOTHAM, b. f. 2. by Buck Massie Gotha (St. James Stable). Weight tcday 104. 78747 S. Anita 5-S 1:001 fast 4 115 4 8 8 61 6" C H Shil'gLadylrma. Balerian. LaReineHiudoo 7S633 S. Anita 5-8 591 fast 5 105 5 4 4 61 53 G Archib'dDel Cruzador. Enfield, Osorine. 78509 S. Anita 5-S l:00g fast 12-3 115 2 5 6 5U 31! E Martin Balerian. Nebraska Lass. Pert. 78472 S. Anita 3-4 1:152 slow 7 102 2 2 4 3l 22 E Martin Tom Reid. Pert. Osorine. SHORT CUT. ch. c. 2. by Nasturtium JHaste (J. McManus). Weight tcday 112. 7S399 S. Anita 51 f 1:061 fast 6 110 3 1 1 l1! 1 G Archib'dMaid of Gotham. G.Heavens. T.Reid 76715 Empire 51 f 1:091 slop 6 110 3 4 4 6l 8s J Lee Sir John. Ruble. Star Thistle. 76637 Empire 51 f 1:071 fast 8 110 2 3 3 51 6J J Butler Billy Bodemer, Prudent. St.Withold HARDLYSON. ch. g, 2, by Picquart Hardly (H. R. Brandt). Weight today 104. 7SS03 S. Anita 5-S 591 fast 8 107 9 10 10 ll1 9" Ural F.StafTord. Furnace. LouisStreuber. 785S9 S. Anita 4-1 1:131 fast 15 107 3 3 3 42 3 Cullen Roy T.. J. F. Crowley. Solus. 78543 S. Anita 3-4 1:123 fast 10 95 8 5 7 61 62 Ural Milpitas. Roy T., Fielder. 78450 S. Anita 3-4 1:163 slow 41 10S 1 12 21 31! V Powers Enfield. Roy T.. Yankee Daughter. 78395 S. Anita 5-8 1:01 fast 25 109 8 3 3 3 31! V Powers Stringency.R. el Dinero. Mariana, CHIPMUNK, b. c. 2. by Fatherless Ethie (R. L. Thomas). Weight today 112. 78426 Oakland 5-8 1:001 slow 8-5 10S 1 1 3 45 613 C H Shil'gHazlet, Argonaut, Medl'g Hannah. 78301 Oakland 61 f 1:083 slop. 3 110 3 11 Ink 58 C H Shil'gHazlet. Semproni. Toll Box. 76157 Windsor 5-S 1:013 good 1 105 1 1 1 V 22 C H Shil'g Patriot. Alice. Ed Shnster. 76112 Windsor 6-S 1:023 slow 3 107 3 3 2 31 321 C H Shil'gDan de Noyles. Many Colors. Lurid 75S71 Windsor 5-S 1:01 fast 3 110 7 4 3 3s 31 C H Shil'g Pleasing, Thistle Belle, Lurid REFORMATION, b; TCr 2,'.b'y- Ossary Future Bright (M. Reis). Weight today 107. 74FJ9 Oakland 1-2 491 slop 10 111 2 2 31! 11 W Kelly B. Water, BellofBrass, Aks-Ar-Ben. 74745 Oakland 1-2 471 fast 11 110 11 11 9 8"iW Kelly Llstowel, HannahLouise, A. George 4 HELEN HARVEY, b. f. 2. by Star Ruby Doughnuts (J. A. Bennet). Weight today 109. 7SG62 S. Anita 7-S 1:261 fast 15 106 4 2 2 2 2l 3'1 Torke Fair Annie. Pert, Osorine. 7S472 S. Anita 3-4 1:151 slow 5 102 9 8 9 S3 918 Yorke Tom Reid. Maid of GoM'-ui. Pert. 7S3J2 S. Anita 51 f 1:093 slow 20 103 7 6 7 7n 6T1 Yorke Joe Gaitens. Enfield. Servlcence. 77492 Belmont 61 f 1:183 fast 15 104 7 S S 8 SlCrowley Hill Top, Court Lady. BonnieKelso HOWARD PEARSON, blk. c. 2, by Sain Laura F. (B. Schreiber). Weight today 104. 7SS03 S. Anita 5-S 591 fast 15 109 8 7 7 61 5s V Powers F.StafTord. Furnace. LouigStreuber. BOLD. b. f, 2, by Resolute II. Baroness Pepper (W. Hi Millard). Weight today 104, 78747 S. Anita 5-S 1:001 fast 12 115 G 3 3 31! 53 Page Ladylrma. . Balerian. LaReineHindoo 78485 S. Anita 51 if 1:07 slow 30 99 Left at the post. S'lesing'r Gerrymander, Anderson, Sorrowful 78272 Oakland F C 1:10S fast 100 100 4 2 2 2 4lslRussell Force. Semproni, Aks-Ar-Ben. 78104 Oakland 5-8 59J fast 49 37 10 1Q V) 9 328lKirscum Righteasy, Llstowel. Tom Hayward. CORIEL. ch. g. 2. by Alvescot Ilus (D. Connolly). - "Weight today 104. 78719 S. Anita Si f 1:06 fast 30 10T 1 13 13 91 S G Archib'dlncloment, Sorrowful. Prudent. 7834.2 S. Anita 51 f 1:094 slow 10 105 4 4 4 12 1228lMusgr've Joe G.iltens. Enfield. Scrvlccnce. 76594 Seattle 51 f 1:05 fast 17 98 3 2 2 2 3s Kussell Achieve. Fair Annie. Phillistina. 6342 Seattle 5-8 1:01 fast 13-5 107 1 1 1 1 in A Harris Lula G.. Toll Box. Inclement. MATTIE RUSSELL, br. f, 2. by Woolsthorpe Amelia Strathmore (J. J. Walsh). Weight today 104. iSi.TZ S. Anita 3-4 l:15g slow 9 102 6 9 7 7 7'1 Goldstein Tom Held. Maid of Gotliam. Pert. 7S431 S. Anita 51 f 1:09 slop 15 107 6 4 4 53 21 Goldstein Dredkin. Sandpiper. FntherStarford 76342 Seattle 6-S 1:01 fast 8 99 S 8 S 7 71 C Russell Coriol. Lula G.. Toll Box. 76231 Seattle 41 f 54 fast 10 93 1 6 51 41 A Harris Phillistina. Horace U.. Aks-Ar-Ben SERVICENCE. ch. c. 2. by Service Innocence (C. H. Knebelkamp). Weight today 107. 78719 S. Anita 51 f 1:0GJ fast 30 110 13 12 12 10 101 T Rice Inclement. Sorrowful. Prudent. 78544 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 20 10S 3 4 4 3& 7s T Rice Anderson. Osorine. The Peer. 78397 S. Anita 3-4 1:124 fast 30 100 5 7 4 6 43iDavenp't Mary P.. Taylor George. Old Settler 78342 S. Anita 51 f 1:09 slow 8 106 6 5 5 51 3' T Rice Joe Gaitens. Enfield. Inclement. WILDWOOD BILL. br. g. 2. by Santello Zalvidea (Oakwood Stock Ranch). Weight today 104. 7SS03 fe. Anita 5-S 59g fast 40 107 3 3 4 oh 471 K Clark F.StafTord. Furnace. JouisStreilber. 78719 S. Anita 51 f 1:064 fast 50 107 5 10 10 h 9 B Wilson Inclement. Sorrowful. Prudent. 7SoS9 S. Anita 3-4 1:131 fast 60 107 4 6 9 7 58 M McGeo Roy T.. J. F. Crowley. Hardlyson. 78543 S. Anita 3-4 l:12g fast 100 95 11 S 8 S3 8lAndrews Milpitas. Roy T.. Fielder. 78395 S. Anita 5-S 1:01 fast 100 109 1 13 13 14 1310lYorke Stringency. R. el Dinero. Hardlyson ALLEN LEE. ch. c. 2. by Sidnoy Lucas Attelle (K. Spence). Weight today 104. 7SS55 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 00 107 7 S 8 S10 S'JE Martin M.Miisgrave, Otilo, LaReinellindoo. 7S633 S. Anita 5-S 581 fast 150 105 6 9 9 92 8"E Martin Del Cruzador. Enfield. Osorine. Y4022 S. Anita 41 f 541 fast 20 110 2 5 &u 6"1E Martin Louise Reggel. Alice George. Calera 7391S S. Anita 1-2 49 slop 30 103 3 5 5 5"1E Martin Royal Stone. Trafllc. Chipmunk. 73338 S. Anita 31 f 422 mud 20 103 1 8 9" Goldstein Force, J. H. Reed. Inclement. Page 5 Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, December 24 Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, 0?cember 24. WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK SLOW. OAKLAND ENTRIES. Ind. norse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 70705 Sea Lad 109 1:15 5. .10!). . X710 .,, t ., , . 7S7G3 Abraham 100 1:178 a. .100. . X710 vft W.'' (Chicago time. 3:40.) 7;0 Gromoboi 112 1:17 4. .1011. . X705 XKuus well iu mud. Superior mud ruuner. 7S427 ATona 107 1:15 4.. 104 705 First Race Futurity Course. 7SS29 Talentosa" .' 100 1:14 4.'."lO9."x70O (170 feet less than 3-4 mile.) 7S713 Balrecd 100 l:15i 3. .103. . X 700 2-year-old.s. Maidens. Allowances. 7S7C3 Lady Hildretli 3..105..X695 (Track record: 71S17 1:0SJ 2 99.) ,, Ind Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. iiMMdlran 7S0S4 Discerner ......... 100 . . X725 m,ck rpMrd- 7SCl 1-243 111 ) 7S712 .Smiling Jack 104.... 720 CXu,? ' J tr i-i 1 j , v-ft robright ...... .105 2o4 4..102..X0 7SGS4 R. M.Brown 104.... 71". iGC3 - - 7S712 Yakima Belle 109.... 715 if. 15 Collector Jessup . .112 1 20 . . .100. . X.4.. 755703 Queen Whims 100.... 710 113 Light Wool Ill 1.2CJ 4112..ffi,40 7S717 Judge Cronin 104.... 710 if?2' 3 ,'fony Faust 112 l.iGj 4..104..X40 77O0S Gary Gramly 100.... 70.', IL.Ael,a ioS A" ee"--.- m- 78712 Who 107..X705 4G,,0 Banridge -. 10k UtiO 3.. tsb..X-o U-7 ColomdYHackett'".' 112::..700 rifth Racoi i.8 Miles. -S.V'io 11 Vlan 7nf"-i 3-year-olds and umvard. Selling. IS!.4.? T'lowsw '.S2 (Track record: 720201:513109.) 1S0OI Loehnagar 112.... 000 7SS203 Gargantua 110 1:531 4..107..X725 Second Race Futurity Course. I71G2 ?la!llnTl 5' -JSR-'It? v; (170 feet less than 3-4 mile.) JS005 Cholk Hedrlck ....104 l:o4 - 0. .109. . X71.; 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. li' - Ackerley ... 4. .109. . X 15 (Track record: 71S17 l:0Si 2 09.) 7SGO3 Bellmence 1U l:os 4. .100. . XO 7S717 Fnnntio 11 7ori 7S829 Invader IOi 1:8 0..100..il0 7S7173 Uglit KnightVV.-.-.lOS l:12i lOoXIIrao JS MncPVf Oranse.-lOl 1:-S0 4..104..X710 7S5G73 Galiuda .:. 100..X715 i? JjL.Ff1 100 J:-!t! -'m"- 103 l.o4J i.-.100...a; 7S00O Stroke 112... .715 SiiS, ' 787G4 Footloose ,...10ol:12i 100..X715 iff tonnehna ... .10. . X4.O.. 7SS49 Bishop W 112..X710 Cloverland .., S. .112. . X;00 78311 Otogo 112 705 7SC27 Expectant 3.. 100 00 JS717 Faneuil Hall 109.. X 705 Sixth Race 1 Mile. ifeiU- VcentlTC , 1M JXK X 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 45 lOo 1:13J 109. ...j.00 (Track record: C0104 1:3S.? 4-03.) -142" TiX'--; Harry Rogers . . 104.. X. 00 7SSOO2 BERRY MAID. ... 05 1:40 3..105..X750 Kdl i Jones ToiiPTii'i. Jua- 7SS00 Ocean Shore 99 1:30s 4. .109. . X715 S ie 7SS27 Grace G 99 1:41 4. .109. . X735 mta 11 lm 7S715 Colonel Jack 105 1:3S 4..112..X735 Third Race 3-4 Mile. 7SSOO Downpatrick 0. .112. . X72T. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Zf?S2 5areln.Kt,21 OS 1:308 3..10S..X725 (TTack record: 7S2S9 l:lln 3 110.) 7S032 Cloudlight G..109..Xi20 7aSlS Lady Carol 10S 1:1.1? 5. .109. . X725 The figures under "Itec." in above entries show 7S7K! Sir Brillar 107 1:13 0..112..X72O the best time made by the horse at the distance. 7S5S2 Marion Hose 100 1:13 4..109..X715 with weight carried, since January 1. 1900. This 78713 Berrycssa Ill 1:14! 5. .109. . X715 time is not necessarily made by a "winner. It may 74059 Buchanan 0.. 109.. 710 be the estimated time of a losing performance. LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. FIRST RACE Futurity Course (170 feet less than 3-4 mile). 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. (71S17 1 :0S4 2 90.) Index Course DIstTimeT'ckOdds Wt St & StrFin Jockeys Best Company. DISCERNER. ch. c. 2. by Woolsthorpe Money Maid (W. E. Applegate). Weight today 109. 7SCS4 Oakland 5-S 1:021 good 12 105 3 5 6 72 7" A Walsh The Vicar. Banthel. Pops. 7S561 Oakland 51 f 1:101 slop 20 109 4 2 3 6 7"iA Walsh Fredonia. Light Knight. Incentive. SMILING JACK, b. g. 2. by Cromwell RUlito (J. H. Spratt). Weight today 104. 78712 Oakland F C l:12g good 40 10S 11 11 10 61 7"JBorel Osceola. Assay, Birth. 78443 Oakland 3-4 1:141 good 20 102 7 9 5 8 S21lKirsch'm Joe Rose. Capt. Hansen. Incentive. 78334 Oakland Gl f 1:10 slow 100 109 9 10 10 10 1018lGroth Cowen. Matchtulla. Palo Alto. 78247 Oakland F C 1:092 fast 75 97 8 9 9 9 9JGroth Madman. Schleswig. Moorish King. R. M. BROWN, b. g. 2. by Joe Terry Ouaxtre (M. J. Daly). Weight today 104. 786S4 Oakland 5-S 1:02? good 60 100 12 12 10 10 10" Wrispen The Vicar, Banthel. Pops. 7S443 Oakland 3-4 l:14g good 30 107 10 7 7 61 518lWrispen Joe Rose, Cant. Hansen. Incentive. 7S412 Oakland 3-4 l:14g good 500 101 10 8 8 7 7lWrispen Palo Alto. Matchtulla. Sainvoke. 78375 Oakland 51 f 1:0S slow 200 91 7 8 7 7 7" Wrispen Anna L. Daley. Toll Box. Sainvoke. YAKIMA BELLE, b. f. 2, by Orsini Lady Marion (Heath and Hutchings). Weight today 109. 7S712 Oakland F C 1:12R good 5 105 8 8 8 71 51 Lycurgus Osceola. Assay, Birth. 7S53S Oakland 5-S l:01g slop 100 91 8 8 8 S S" Groth Bill Eaton. Rosamo. Cowen. 74171 Oakland 31 f 41 fast 16-5 110 2 2 21 21 W Miller Osorine, Mauretania, Trocha. 74029 Oakland 31 f 41? fast 9 109 3 2n 2s Scoville Righteasy, Osorine. Mauretania. QUEEN WHIMS, ch. f, 2, by Royal Stag Flirtation (Weiser Stable). Weight today 109. 75579 Seattle 41 f 56 fast 6 107 3 4 4 48 551 Scoville Ladv Quality, El Pavo. Lookout. 73S71 Oakland 31 f 42 fast 40 103 7 6k 7'4 Scoville Flying Dance. Yolo. Gold Slipper. 7S26S Oakland 3-8 354 fast 20 109 8 S5 8"1R Fisher Little Jane. Carmisa, Lula G. 73172 Oakland 3-8 374 slow 12 103 5 7 7T1 Scoville Lackvllle. Collice, Little Jane. 73115 Oakland 31 f 45 hvy 50 100 7 7 7" 581 T Rice Ornate, Hazlet, Minnie Bright. JUDGE CRONIN. b. g. 2. by Sir Hercules Grand Lady (B. Sohreiber) . Weight today 104. 7S717 Oakland F C 1:11R good 100 105 5 10 10 10 lO'Devcrich Lighthouse. Footloose. LightKnight. 78560 Oakland 51 f 1:104 slop 30 109 8 10 10 10 10:o Deverich Allness. Footloose. Faneuil Hall. 78525 Oakland 51 f 1:10 mud 11 101 S 8 8 8 8" Jas Hogg Warden. Toll Box:. Bishop W 737S5 Oakland 31 f 414 fast 20 105 10 11 10"JGilbert Capt. John, Prudent, Rosamo. GARY GRAMLEY. br. g. 2. by Ossary Eda II. (Lone Pine Stable). Weight today 109. 7700S Seattle 51 f 1:074 fast 60 107 1 10 11 11 11" J Hayes M.ofGotbara. Buckthorn. Anslefnce. 76851 Seattle 51 f 1:07H good 200 91 S 8 8 8 8 Andrews Horace II.. Fair Annie. Listowel. 76670 Seattle 5-8 1:01 slop 100 104 8 7 8 S 8JtlC Sullivanlnclement. Steel. Phillistina. WHO. br. c. 2. by Eddie Jones Hoolou (A. Coney). Weight today 107. 78712 Oakland F C 1:12? good 8 103 3 C 6 10 10lGilbert Osceola, Assay. Birth. 78560 Oakland 51 f 1:104 slop 8 112 9 9 9 51 51 Rettig Allness. Footloose. Faneuil Hall. 78503 Oakland 3-4 1:154 mud 200 10S 9 8 8 8 8" Rettig Argonaut. Apto Oro. Guy Fisher. 78334 Oakland 51 f 1:10 slow 100 114 11 11 11 11 111E Lynch Cowen. Matchtulla. Palo Alto. COLONEL HACKETT. b. c, 2, by Trentola Niverna (C. R. Gaines). Weight today 112. 78412 Oakland 3-4 1:142 good 200 104 6 10 10 10 10 G McL'lin Palo Alto. Matchtulla. Sainvoke. 78207 Oakland 51 f 1:074 fast 40 106 7 7 7 61S OlBorel Fargo Rose. Rosamo. The Drake. JOE NOLAN, br. c. 2. by Lissak Enview (F. Cook). Weight today 112. 78656 Oakland 3-4 1:148 slow 150 105 C 5 6 6 6S8lLycurgus Bon illomme, Torbellino, Workbot. 7S561 Oakland 51 f 1:10 slop 20 112 3 8 7 4 51 Lycurgus Fredonia. Light Knight. Incentive. 76910 Montreal 3-4 1:134 fast 30 117 3 3 3 7l 812lNicol B.oftheBall. Gerrvmander. P.Ctiolce 76844 Montreal 51 f 1:082 fast 21 112 7 6 4 4" 581 Nlcol B.oftheBall. SirAlvescot. The Earl. FLEWSIE, b. f, 2, by Heywood Wandering Girl (J. W. Paulson). Weight today 104. 7S443 Oakland 3-4 l:14g good 60 107 2 5 10 10 1030 Keogh Joe Rose. Capt. Hansen. Incentive. 78297 Oakland 51 f 1:10 slop 200 107 3 10 8 Ran out.E SullivanMiss Highland. BeauMan. Marchess 7S25S Oakland 5-8 1:011 fast 100 110 7 7 7 7 6lT Keogh Sainvoke. Fredonia. Figent. LOCHNAGAR, b. c, 2, by Greenock Marcya (A. B. Pomeroy). Weight today 112. 7S561 Oakland 51 f 1:10 slop 100 112 9 Threw rider. J Hayes Fredonia. Light Knight. Incentive. 75112 Oakland 41 f 55 fast S 110 4 4 41 5C1 Scoville Galslna. Zella G.. Miss Danville. 74974 Oakland 1-2 47 fast 40 110 8 6 63 5 Scoville Altamor, Micaela. Decorate. . SECOND RACE Futurity Course (170 feet less than 3-4 mile). 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. (71S17 1 :0SJ 2 99.) FANATIC, b. c. 2, by Ballyhoo Bey Hypocrite (F. A. Foxsythe). Weight today 112. 78717 Oakland F C 1:111 good 3-2 108 fi 2 3 5 5s J Lee Lighthouse. Footloose. LightKnight. LIGHT KNIGHT, b. c, 2. by Free Knight Elite II. (L. T. Lee). Weight today 109. 78717 Oakland F C 1:11? good 4 108 4 1 2 2 3 E SullivanLighthouse. Footloose, BishopW. 78561 Oakland 51 f 1:10 slop 12-5 109 7 4 4 3l 2l Rettig Fredonia. Incentive. Enamour. 78444 Oakland 3-4 1:15 good 12 107 2 2 3 3 35 E SullivanBeau Man. Oesa. Footloose. 78390 Oakland F C 1:104 good 50 99 10 11 11 11 11" E SulIIvanFigent. Apto Oro. Hazlet. GALINDA. b. f, 2, by Galveston Golinda (E. J. Baldwin). Weight today 109. 7S567 S. Anita 3-4 1:124 fast 41 101 1 11 1 3i Goldstein Trois Temp. Stringency. Lasata. 78509 S. Anita 5-8 1:002 fast 6 115 1 6 4 4& 5 Musgr've Balerlan. Nebras.Lass. M.ofGotbam 78467 S. Anita 5-8 1:024 slow 6 105 4 3 3 3" 2 Musgr've Tanama. Bellethorpe. Street Singer STROKE, b. c, 2, by Bute Julia Hanover (S. C. Hildreth). Weight today 112. 78660 Oakland 5-8 1:01 slow 25 115 9 10 9 93 9 D McC'thyTroisTemp. Bubb'gWater. LittleSIss 78543 S. Anita 3-4 1:12? fast 41 105 3 3 3 51 7 C H Shil'gMilpitas. Roy T.. Fielder. 72842 S. Anita 31 f 41g fast 20 112 10 9 9101E Dugan Hampass, Mad. Musgrave, Corlele. 72715 S. Anita 3-S 36 hvy 15 110 2 61 11" E Dugan Hampass, Fred Maier, C.W.Riley. FOOTLOOSE, blk. c. 2. by Ogdeh Blissful (New Orleans "Stable). Weight today 109. 78764 Oakland 1 1:42 good 8 98 1 7 S 8 9 9lUpton YnnkeeDaughter. Figent. Toll Bov. 78717 Oakland F C l:llg good 3 105 2 7 5 3i 23 D McC'thyLightbouse. LightKnight. BishopW 78560 Oakland 51 f 1:104 slop 11-10 109 6 8 5 4 2n Glasner Allness. Faneuil Hall. Sem. Fldelis 78444 Oakland 3-4 1:15 good 12 107 4 4 4 4 4" Glasner Beau Man. Oesa. Light Knight. 75258 Latonia 5-8 1:021 mud 45 1001 9 8 7 42 2 F Burton Light Blue. St. Aulalre. White Face BISHOP W.. ch. c. 2. by Kismet Tyrona (Bcckwith Stable). Weight today 112. 78849 Oakland 7-8 1:29 mud 30" 100 4 6 4 4 6 5" Goldstein Y. Daughter. Cowen. Aks-Ar-Ben. 78764 Oakland 1 1:42 good 30 101 6 6 5 7 6 5"lGoldsteln YnnkeeDaughter. Figent. Toll Box. 78717 Oakland F C 1:11? good 9 108 7 4 6 4ic 4 Keogh Lightbouse. Footloose. LightKnight. 78660 Oakland 5-8 1:01 slow 15 108 11 11 8 S3 8" J Lee TroisTemp. Bubb'gWNr. LittleSIss 7S5S5 Oakland 5-8 1:014 hvy 60 95 7 7 7 7 5" A Walsh Cotytto. Workbox, Hltrh Private. OTOGO. c. 2. by Ornus Irksome (J. B. Millin). Weight today 112. 78311 Oakland 5-S 1:01 g mud 200 95 7 7 7 7 6 Creevy Madman. Rubia Granda. LittleJane. 77899 Jamaica 5-S l:01g slop 21 100 4 7 7 5 41 Ural Merry Gift. May River. Hoffman. 77448 Belmont 5-8 591 fast 10 102 8 8 6 3& 2 Shreve Strike Out. Wintergreen. May River 77115 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:09 fast 40 97 8 9 8 9 918 Sweet Suffragette. Mediant. FItz Herbert. 75497 Sheepshead 5-S l:02g fast 20 118 13 13 12 12 11' Garner Hillside, Edward. Wamba. FANEUIL HALL. ch. g. 2. by Rubicon Genna (E. Lanigan). Weight today 109. 78717 Oakland F C 1:11R good 8 105 1 6 7 7 6" A Walsh Lighthouse. Footloose. LightKnight. 78660 Oakland 5-8 1:01 slow 60 112 5 4 G 7s 518 A Walsh TroisTemp. Bubb'gWater. LittleSiss 78560 Oakland 51 f 1:104 slop 100 109 10 7 7 6s 331 Golden Allness. Footloose. Semper Fidelis. 7S443 Oakland 3-4 l:14g good 100 108 9 10 9 9 9 W Mcln'reJoe Rose. Capt. Hansen. Incentive. INCENTIVE, b. er. 2. bv Bute Doucement (Keene Bros.). Weight today 109. 78717 Oakland F C 1:112 good 11 10S 9 5 4 63 715 Lycurgus Lighthouse. Footloose. LightKnight. 78561 Oakland 51 f 1:10 slop 5 109 1 111 3'1 Scoville Fredonia. Light Knight. Enamour. 78443 Oakland 3-4 1:141 good 9 107 1 1 2 21 3'i Scoville Joe Rose. Capt. Hansen. Bishop W. , 7S334 Oakland 51 f 1:10 slow 60 109 10 9 9 9 9"JRettlg Cowen. Matchtulla. Palo Alto. ' ASSAY, b. f. 2, by Bute Wahden (Maple Stable). Weight today 109. 78712 Oakland F C 1:123 good 20 105 6 5 0 4ot 2 Mentry Osceola, Birth. -Harry Rogers. 78560 Oakland 51 f 1:104 slop 25 110 5 3 C 8nfc S13 Mentry Allness. Footloose. Faneuil Hall. 78444 Oakland 3-4 1:15 good 15 107 6 7 7 6 518 Mentry Beau Man. Oesa. Ligbt Knight. 75137 Oakland 41 f 542 fast 13 10310 8 81 710 A "Harris Hell -of Brass. M.Fountain. Novgorod HARRY ROGERS, br. g. 2. bv Hawkswick Queen of the Iceni (S. Emery). Woight today 104. 7S704 Oakland 1 1:42 good 60 93 9 10 9 10 10. S2,lCreevy Yank. Daughter. Figent. Toll Box. 78712 Oakland F C 1:125 good 7 102 2 3 4 5nfc 481 Schmidt Osceola. Assay. Birth. 78560 Oakland 51 1:104 slop 15 109 4 5 4 71 918 Schmidt Allness. Footloose. Faneuil Hall. 78507 Oakland 11:45 niUd 15 93 2 8 8 8 8 8" A "Walsh T.Captain. Aks-Ar-Ben.L.Rensselaer 78247 Oakland F C 1:092 fast 100 101 9 8 8 8s 712 Schmidt Madman. Schleswle. Moorish King. DON JUAN, br. c. 2, by Eddie Jones Juanif-a II, (T, Williams), Weight today 10D. THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward.. Selling. (7S2S0 1:11 g 3 110.) 1 LADY CAROL, b. m. 5. by McNeil Canella (O. H. Holle). Woight today 109. iS4S Oakland 3-4 1:144 mud 4 112 2 3 3 3 23 J Butler St.Fnincis. D.ofOrleans, Plausible. 78713 Oakland 3-4 1:14X good 7 109 3 2 2 2 in J Butler I'.Daughter. Nagaznm. M.Hollander 'S6ao Oakland F C 1:114 slow 9 109 2 3 3 52 510 J Butler St. Francis. Sir Brillar. Nagazaro. S5S2 Oakland 3-4 1:17 hvy 20 112 7 5 5 53 21 J Butler Bucolic. Voorboes. Marlon Rose., 779S0 Latonia lm70y 1:45 fast 8 104 8 8 8 8 8 835 Glasner Financier. Lignando. Stone Street. SIR BRILLAR, ch. h. 6. by Sir Modred Brillar (C. W. Chappell). Weight today 112. jS716 Oakland 1 1-16 l:4Sg good 7 112 3 1 2 4 4 411lVand'sen .T.R.Laughrey. Paladini. Standover. 7S6oo Oakland F C 1:114 slow 40 112 5 5 4 41 2 Vand'sen St. Francis, Nagazam, Saracinesea Oakland 1 1-16 1:48 good 12 112 3 1 1 1 l2 31 Keogh .T.R.Laughrey. L.Allcia. Herodotus. 7S411 Oakland 11:41 good 8-5 112 1 1 1 1 ink 5i W Miller Kelowna. Miss Mazzoni. Rhinock. MARION ROSE, b. f, 4, by Balgowan Sinfl (Fleur de Lis Stable). Weieht today 109. 75552 Oakland 3-4 1:17 hvy 50 112 3 2 2 31 4s Buxton Bucolic, Ladv Carol. Voorhees. 7S42S Oakland 3-1 1:14 slow 20 119 4 4 4 41 712lBuxton B. Kinney. Curriculum. Forerunner. iS310 Oakland 3-4 1:152 mud 8 109 2 1 1 11 l1! Buxton Magrane. Forerunner. Kokomo. (8234 Oakland F C 1:094 fast 500 106 4 4 5 7 71 Buxton Deutschland. Cresslna. Hereafter. BERRYESSA, b. g. 5, by St. Gatien Napa (W. D. Randall). Weight today 109. 7S713 Oakland 3-4 1:14? good 100 109 6 6 7 71 610 G McL'lin LadvCarol. Y.Daugbtcr. Nagazam. 7S655 Oakland F C 1:114 slow 150 109 7 9 9 Sl 8131G McL'lin St. 'Francis, Sir Brillar. Nagazam. 8o20 Oakland 3-4 1:17 mud 15 112 1 4 4 4t 21 Rettig PrinceNap, Paladini. L. Rossington 751S7 Oakland F C 1:102 fast 8 105 6 7 7 61 in Sandy Mechlin, Webber. Sea Lad. BUCHANAN, blk. g, 6, by Sain Marjorie (B. Schreiber). Weight today 109. 74059 Oakland 1 1-16 1:47 fast 60 113 9 10 10 9 11 111S Gilbert T. Abeam, Lucy C. Peerless Lass. 73729 Oakland lm70y 1:45 fast 12 97 G 4 Pulled up. Gilbert Wuorzburger, Patriotic, Alsatian. 73612 Oakland 3-4 1:14 good 15 107 9 9 8 S 571 Gilbert Nappa, Vinton, Nonie. 73516 Oakland 3-4 1:164 slop 12 103 2 5 8 8l 610 Gilbert St. Edgar, Belmere, M. Hollander. SEA LAD b. g. 5. by Figaro Sea Bass (W. M. Caine). Weight today 109. 76765 Seattle lm70y 1:462 slop 11 102 10 6 7 10 10 1013lRussell MaudMcG.. B.Watklns. BudEmbry. 76710 Seattle 3-4 1:134 fast 15 102 3 S 7 51 41 Russell Pal. Celeres. Captain Burnett. 76514 Seattle 7-S 1:27 fast 18-5 102 2 3 2 2 21 51 Russell Fair Fagot. Prestige. Midmont. ABRAHAM, ch. g. 3, by St. Avonicus Forest Dame (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 100. 7S763 Oakland 5-S 1:01 good 60 102 8 10 7 5"t 691 Taplln Raconteur. Priceless Jewel. Spohn. 7S631 Oakland 3-4 1:16 hvy 15 102 3 4 4 51 7 Taplln BillvBowIegs. GencRussell. EmmaG 7S5S7 Oakland F C 1:132 hvy 12 104 7 3 3 31 l3 Taplin Mike Asheim. Desirous. Trust. 7S461 Oakland 3-4 1:16 slop 7 109 10 C 6 7 51 Taplln Trust, Queen Bessie. Burnell. 74924 Oakland 51 f 1:07 fast 10 97 12 11 10 10 9ltt C Ross Fern L.. Bannatyne. Sir Angus. GROMOBOI. ch. g. 4, by Pirate of Penzance Lady Anderson (R. R. Rice. Jr.). Weight today 109. 73770 Oakland lm70y 1:46 fast 25 115 12 9 11 12 12 121A Will'ms M. Jordan, nandmalden. Patriotic. 73556 Oakland 1 1-16 1:50 slop 16 105 4 3 3 4 S 91A Will'ms Pleiad, Last Go, J. R. Laughrey. 73633 Oakland lm70y 1:45 fast 20 99 2 5 5 7 7 71J Butler Mortlboy, Taunt, Whidden. 73519 Oakland 7-S 1:281 slop 15 106 6 4 5 5 63 4" W Miller May- Amelia, Dorado, Shenandoah. A.VONA, b. f. 4. by St. Avonicus Orellana (Oakland Stable). Weight today 104. 7S427 Oakland 3-4 1:134 slow 25 114 5 6 9 9 10lc Russell Kokomo. Sid Silver. St. Joe. 751S7 Oakland F C 1:102 fast 60 103 9 9 9 9l 10J31A Harris Berryessa, Mechlin, Webber. 74906 Oakland 3-4 l:13g fast 60 102 7 7 7 8 S21 W Kelly Marwood. Yada. Ben Stone. TALENTOSA, b. c. 4. by Galveston Talluda (T. H. Williams). Weight today 109. 7SS29 Oakland 1 1:44 slop 40 111 2 1 1 2 41 58 W Miller Belmere, Dareington. Gargantua. 7S740 Oakland F C l:12g slow 15 110 3 1 2 7- 7 W Miller Mechlin. Combury. Plausible. 75553 Oakland 51 f 1:104 hvy 20 111 2 3 3 51 8" W Miller Be Brief. Lord Provost. KoseCherrv 7S490 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 slow 30 99 4 7 7 7 75 Sweet L.oft.Forest. D.orBridgew'r. Cath.F 78397 S. Anita 3-4 1:124 fast 200 110 7 5 3 4i 6" Sweet Mary F.. Taylor George. Old Settler BALREED, b. f, 3, by Balgowan Lillian Reed (J. B. Dunn). Weight today 105. 75713 Oakland 3-4 1:141 good 200 101 5 4 4 6 7lolManders LadyCarol, Y.Daughter. Nagazam, 74676 Oakland 3-4 1:14 fast 25 107 9 8 9 10s 91 Buxton Talarand, Triumphant, RoyalUogue 74566 Oakland F C 1:104 fast 50 94 3 3 3 31 43i Upton Turnaway, Emma G.. San Olmo., 74342 Oakland F C 1:11 fast 20 96 9 7 11 11 ll21lGilbert Banonica. Lackfoot, Cuernavaca. LADY HILDRETH. ch. f. 3. bv Golden Garter Parabola (M. E. Hildreth). Weight today 105. 7S763 Oakland 5-8 1:01 good 200 107 9 6 11 12 12" D McC thy Raconteur. Priceless Jewel. Spohn. 7S5S3 Oakland 51 f 1:104 hvy 15 10G 8 11 11 11 112S D'McC'thy Be Brief. Lord Provost. RoseCherry 7183S Oakland 51 f 1:07 fast 12 109 5 5 5 6 6 Buxton Heath.Scott. Crvs.Wave. Bravonre. 67431 Oakland 1-2 49g good 9 103 2 4 43 331 C Koerner Raconteur. Katie Rains. Rose H. FOURTH RACE 7-8 Mile. All Ages. Handicap. (782011:24?, 3 111.) EYEBRIGHT. ch. g. 4. by Rubicon Chartreuse II. (J. Davis). Weight today 102. 7S7C6 Oakland 11-16 1:46 good 10 102 4 2 2 2 2l 31 Goldstein Restigouche. Dorante. Firestone. 7S540 Oakland 1 1-8 1:541 slop 3 98 2 1 1 1 Is l3 Russell Tony Faust. Milford. J. C. Core. 784S1 Oakland lm70y 1:444 mud 13 100 2 2 2 2 2k 31 Russell Montgomery. Creation. Dorante. 78287 Oakland 1 1-8 1:51 fast 16-5 101 3 2 2 3 32 45 Sweet Dorante. Don Enrique. Montgomery 78261 Oakland 7-S 1:244 fast 7 105 6 5 4 5 4-1 31 King Restigouche. J.Nunnally. NatlveSou COLLECTOR JESSUP. b. h. 7. by Bel Demonio Crimea (J. A. Murray). Weight today 100. 75715 Oakland 7-S l:27g goodlS-5 102 6 4 5 4 42'211D McC'thyllanbridge. Jeanne d' Arc. EarlvTide 78609 Oakland F C 1:104 hvy S 100 3 3 2 2 23 D McC'thyRoseben. Roy. Tourist. Ber. Maid. 7S4S4 Oakland F C 1:102 mud 4 102 3 5 5 3 3s Buxton Koseben. Berry .Maid. Bon Homme". 7S430. Oakland 7-8 1:26 slow 8-5 112 2 1 3 2 2 in Rettig Sempronium, Creation. Warden. LIGHT WOOL, ch. c. 4. by Woolsthorpe Aluminum (R. L. Thomas). Weight today 112. 7S613 S. Anita 1 1-S 1:512 fast 61 107 4 3 3 4 41 61 C H Shil'gStanleyFay. VoxPopuli. Magazine. 7S434 S. Anita 1 1:40 slop 21 10S 1 1 1 1 PI3 Musgr've M.Autonyll.. StanleyFay. FIrstPeen 78345 S. Anita 7-S 1:28 slow 1 110 4 2 3 2 2 2 C H Shil'gM.AntonylL. Neva Lee. LotusEater 75528 Montreal 3-4 1:13 fast 2 110 4 5 5 4U' C II Shil'gParkvlew, Blllle Hlbbs, Botanist. TONY FAUST, br. c, 4. by Sain St. Rose (S. C. Hildreth). Weight todav 104. 7S827 Oakland 3-4 1:14 slop, 31 110 5 5 5 3n 335 T McC'thyBooger Red. Fireball. Grace G. 7S657 Oakland lm70y 1:46 slowl3-10 110 5 2 3 2 23 21! D McU'thylmport, Billy Pullman, Nadzu. 7S540 Oakland 1 1-8 1-.54M slop S-5 103 3 2 2 2 2 2s D McC'thyEyebright, Milford. J. C. Core. 7S482 Oakland 1 1:418 mud 10 102 6 4 5 4 41 31 Upton Frank Flittner. Bellwether. Sewell. 78409 Oakland lm70y l:44g goodll-10 110 2 4 4 4 2nk 2& D McC'thylmport. Loglstllla. Cadichon. MAY AMELIA, br. f. 4, by Bannockburn Amelia May (F. D. Weir). Weight today 90. 75714 Oakland 1 1-16 l:4Sg good 4 102 2 2 2 2 21 551 Gilbert Nadzu, Be Thankful. Okenite. 78606 Oakland 1 1-16 1:492 hvy G 90 3 1 1 2 21 5s Upton Capt.Kennedy, D.Enrique, Okenite 78524 Oakland 1 1-16 l:50g mud 3-2 10S 4 1 1 1 1 1 E SullivanRalelgh. Spring Ban. Orchan. 7S4SO Oakland 3-4 1:141 mud 6-5 101 3 3 3 3 2 E Sullivan J. C. Core. Nebulosus. Gen. Haley. BANRIDGE, br. c, 3. by Bannockburn Park Ridge (B. Schreiber). Weight today 38. 74G30 Ch.Downs 1 1-4 2:15 hvy 3 110 3 1 1 3 55 5 V Powers SoneStreet. SirCleges. Duuvegan. 74242 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1:464 fast 25 SS 4 4 4 4 4 4" S'lesing'r Green Seal. Carthage. Royal Ben. FIFTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (720201:513109.) GARGANTUA. br. c, 4. by Giganteum Aster (H. G. Bedwell). Weight tcday 107. 75519 Oakland 1 1:44 slop 6 109 10 S S 7 7 3l Taplin Belmere. Dareington. 'Invader. 7.S6S9 Oakland 7-S 1:272 good 50 10S 6 6 6 7 8 S30 Taplln D.Enrique. Dr.Holzberg. Twi.Queen 7S372 Oakland lm70y 1:464 slow 10 105 5 4 5 5 5 5 Taplin BillyPullman. Deutschland, F.Bent TS263 Oakland 1 1-16 l:46g fast 16-5 107 6 3 2 2 3s 33 Taplin Frank Lubbock. Remember. Lazell. ?8224 Oakland lm70y 1:451 fast 15 112 3 2 3 3 31 51 Taplin B.Pullman. CharlesGreen. M.Jordan. PALADINI, ch. g, 4, by Paladin Panilla (P. Nichols). Weight today 109. (8716 Oakland 1 1-16 1:483 good 20 109 6 3 4 3 2 2s Cotton J.R.Laughrey. Paladini, Standover. 7.S659 Oakland 1 1:434 slow CO 107 3 6 6 6 5 3 Cotton Forerunner. Kelowna. Elevation. 7S562 Oakland 3-4 1:15 slop 60 122 4 7 7 7 718lPost ..Toe Rose, nazlet. Mansard. 75520 Oakland 3-4 1:17 mud 5 111 10 7 7 6n 3s W Miller PrinceNap. Berryessa. L.Rosslnctou CHOLK HEDRICK. b. g. 6. by Vsrgo d'Or Adelaide (E. Dealy). Weight today 109. 7S605 Oakland 1 1-1 2:10 hvy 25 107 S 6 7 7 7 7" Gilbert Fulletta. Elevation. Bollnienee. 78511 Oakland lm70y 1:471 slop 8 107 6 6 5 4 3 3' Gilbert T.Englishman. Lampadr'e. Eek'sall 7S314 Oakland lm70y 1:461 mud 20 103 9 9 9 S 7 78 Kirsch'm Remember. Creation. L.CAckerley. 7S15G Oakland lmSOy 1:414 fast 11-5 109 9 9 9 9 9 914lGilbert Charles Green. Etana. Eckersall. 7S116 Oakland 3-4 1:141 fast 10 112 2 4 4 33 21 Gilbert Aftermath. Rose Cherry. Melar. L. C. ACKERLEY. ch. e. 4. by St. Carlo Lovelight (D. A. Ross). Weight today 109. 7S744 Oakland lm70y 1:46 slow S 104 7 G C 5 43 4 Taplin Bockstone. Gene Russell. Raleigh. 78505 Oakland 1 1-4 2:102 mud 4 10S 7 5 6 5 53 510 Rettig Elevation. Bcllmence Pr.of Orange. 7S463 Oakland 1 3-16 2:034 slop 3 109 5 10 5 5 5nk 7"lRettig CountyClerk. Byronerdale. Fulletta. 78392 Oakland 1 1-4 2:0S good S 107 8 5 2 1 11 3 Rettig Nadzu. Fulletta. Lady Alicia. 7S314 Oakland lm70y 1:461 mud 20 108 8 7 5 3 3 3 Rettig Remember. Creation. J.R.Laughrey. BELLMENCE. ch. g. 4. bv Hermence Isbell (Fleur de Lis Stable). Weight today 109. 78605 Oakland 1 1-4 2:10 hvy 25 107 3 7 4 3 3 315 Buxton Fulletta. Elevation, Pr. of Orange. 78539 Oakland lm70y 1:471 slop 8 107 G 5 4 4 5 5,s Buxton J.U.L'ghrey.U'iifederate.B.vroiierd'U' 7S505 Oakland 1 1-4 2:10g mud 5 191 1 6 4 2 22 Buxton Elevation. Pr. of Orange. Carmeilna 78374 Oakland 11:44 slow 16-5 109 4 4 4 4 2t 351 Buxton M.Hollander. Elevation. Silver Sue. 7S326 Oakland lmSOy 1:452 slop 5 102 8 4 4 4 31 21 Buxton LadyAlicia. T.Englishman. Rotrou. INVADER, ch. g, 6. by Esher Fieseen (Kcnilworth Stock Farm). Weight today 109. 78829 Oakland 1 1:41 slop G 107 G 6 6 3 23 4' Scoville Belmere. Dareington. Gargantua. 78741 Oakland lm70y 1:47 slow 10 107 4 8 3 4 3 21 Borel Woolen. Colbert. Melar. 7S537 Oakland F C 1:112 slop 200 105 1 7 7 7 41 Scovillo Capt.Kennedy. VonTromp. SidSilvcr 78393 Oakland 1 1:43 good 200 109 1 5 5 7 7 713 Piper Byronerdale. Etapa. Carmeilna. 7S276 Oakland lm70y 1:454 fast 100 102 5 7 7 7 7 72S Piper Metlakatla. J. R. Laughrey. Pleiad. PRINCE OF ORANGE, blk. g, 4. by Ballyhoo Boy Passan (E. J. Ramsey). Weight today 104. 78799 Oakland 1 1-4 2:07g fast 25 97 S S S 8 8 S" E SulIivanKelowna. Remember. Fulletta. 75716 Oakland 1 1-16 1:482 good 30 104 9 9 9 10 8 6'1E Sullivan J.R.Laughrey. Paladini. Standover. 78605 Oakland 1 1-4 2:10 hvy 6 102 4 2 3 4 4l 4" E SullIvanFulletta, Elevation. Bellmenec. 78505 Oakland 1 1-4 2:102 mud 16 102 2 1 2 4 3ft 3 E Sullivan Elevation. Belhnence. Carmelina. 78117 Oakland 1 1-16 1:48 good 50 104 8 6 6 8 8 61S1E SullivanJ.R.Laughrey. L.Allcia. SIrBrlllar. MY PAL. b. g. 5. by Eddie Jones Palomacita (W. R. Engstrom). . Weight today 109. 78799 Oakland 1 1-1 2:073 fast 30 102 G 5 4 5 61 581 Sweet Kelowna. Remember, Fulletta. 7S744 Oakland lm70y 1:46 slow 16 102 5 1 2 6 51 9JGilbert Rockstone. Gene Russell. Raleigh. 78505 Oakland 1 1-1 2:10g mud 5 107 3 7 7 7 7 6lG A Walsh Elevation, Bellmence. Pr.of Orange. 7S463 Oakland 1 3-16 2:034 slop 25 107 8 2 2 2 2nk 4 Gilbert CountyClerk. Byronerdale. Fulletta. ORCHAN. br. g. 7. by Orsini Princess Prodigal (F. Prior). Weight today 109. 78741 Oakland lm70y 1:47 slow 10 102 12 12 10 S 10 9llJD McC thy Woolen. Invader. Colbert. 7S524 Oakland 1 1-16 l:50g mud 30 105 1 2 2 4 4 41 Keogh May Amelia, Raleigh, Spring Ban. 78460 Oakland lm20y 1:442 slop S-5 107 8 5 3 3 31 4tB J Lee Confederate. Beech wood. Eckersall. 78314 Oakland lm70y 1:461 mud 10 98 4 3 4 5 9 9" E SulllvanRemember. Creation. L.CAckerle?. 7S275 Oakland lm70y 1:40 fast 40 102 4 4 3 3 5"1 E SullivanEd Ball. Cloverlandi Military Man. CARMELINA, blk. f. 3, by Orsini Carthagena (H. W. Hoag). Weight today 105. 7S5S6 Oakland 1 1-16 1:52 hvy 4 110 3 G G G 53 331 Lycurgus Col.Bronston. BillCurtis. SpringBan 78505 Oakland 1 1-4 2:102 mud 9 103 G 4 3 3 42 4T Lycurgus Elevation. Bellmence. Pr.of Orange. 7S429 Oakland 1 1:42 slow 31 105 7 G 6 6 8 861D McC'thyWap. Capt. Kennedy Be Thankful. 78393 Oakland 1 1:43 good 15 109 6 6 6 5 55 3'1 Rettig Byronerdale. Etana. May L. N. CLOVERLAND. b. h, 8. by Flatlands Lucky Clover (I. Morehouse). Weight today 112. 78741 Oakland lm70y 1:46 slow 30 107 10 8 S 7 G"" 6" Borel Rockstone. Gene Russell. Raleigh. 78539 Oakland lm70y 1:471 slop 40 110 Left at the post. Rettig J.R.L'ghrey. Confed'ate. Bvron'dale 78505. Oakland 1 1-4 2:102 mud 9 110 8 3 5 G 01 71C1W Miller Elevation. Bellmence. Pr.of Orange. 78392 Oakland 1 1-4 2:0S good 20 107 Left at the post. Borel Nadzu. Fulletta. L. C. Ackerley. 7S33S Oakland 1 1-1 2:10 slow 16 110 4 4 6 6 6 6" Keogh Fulletta. Lady Alicia. Nadzu EXPECTANT, br. f. 3. by Balgo-wan Hoffnung (H. Mack). Weight today 100. 78627 Oakland 3-4 1:17 hvy 75 102 8 8 8 S 61 F And'sonSophomoro. MikeAsheim. War.Ycll. 7S479 Oakland 3-1 1:162 mud 30 95 9 9 9 7 7lAnderson Celeres. Paladini. Ray Bennett. 78445 Oakland 3-4 1:134 good 600 96 7 7 7 7 6'U AndersonAnnaMay. MayAmella. M. Hollander 76795 Seattle 1 1:44 slop 13 10S 6 9 8 7 72 721W Mcln'reLucky Lad. Jacomo. Josic S. SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (00104 l:3Ss 195.) BERRY MAID. b. f. 3. by Oddfellow Rubus (F. A. Forsythe). Weight today 105. 7SS00 Oakland 1 1:40 fast 1 93 5 3 1 1 l3 2" Upton Voorhees. Creation. Ocean Shore. 78768 Oakland F C 1:09 good 5 114 4 4 4 3 33i J Lee Paiaroita. S. Corbett. W.T.Overton 7S65S Oakland 5-S 1:004 slowl7-10 113 2 3 3 35 2' J Lee Paiaroita. Bellwether. Sugarmaid. 78609 Oakland F C 1:10 hvy 23-5 114 5 4 5 5s 4" J Lee Roseben. C'lectorJessup, R. Tourist OCEAN SHORE, b. g. 4. by Kismet Helen G. (Elliott & Marron). Weight today 109. 7SSO0 Oakland 1 1:40 fast 5 99 3 2 2 2 3l 451 Groth Voorhees. Berry Maid. Creation. 78632 Oakland 51 f 1:08 hvy 11 112 4 2 3 3p 2s Groth TwillglitQueen. Raconteur. Creation 7S542 Oakland 7-S 1:274 slop 25 107 1 1 1 2 2 31 Groth Hanbrldge. Creation. Sewell. 7S2S9 Oakland 3-4 1:111 fast 100 90 2 2 4 5 5" Groth RoyalTourlst. Jeanne d'Arc. Sewell 7S105 Oakland lm20y 1:40 fast 15 104 1 4 3 4 6k 7" Groth W.T.Overton. FredBent. SugarmaliL GRACE G.. ch. f, 4, by Albert Mountain Madge (H. W. Hqag). Weight today 109. 7iS27 Oakland 3-4 1:14 slop 11 107 G C 6 5 41 Lycurgus Booger Red. Fireball. Tony Faust. 78687 Oakland F C 1:112 good 9 109 1 6 6 6 5 Lycurgua Booger Red. Anna May. BUI Eaton 75545 Seattle 3-4 1:121 fast 71 107 4 4 4 5n 5 Rettig EntreNous.Security.L.oftheForest. 74933 Oakland 51 f 1:06 fast 16-5 106 1 5 5 5 23 Rett Burn. Bush, Pajaroita, Native Son. 74S73 Oakland 3-4 1:132 good 21 104 4 4 1 1 1 W Kelly Cloudlight, St. Francis, CenlreShot COLONEL JACK. b. c. 4. by Pessara Middy Morgan (C. Bowman). Weight today 112. 78715 Oakland 7-S 1:271 good 15 105 4 6 0 7 6 7B5 Keogh Hanbrldge. Col.Jessun. Jeanned'Arc 78G09 Oakland F G 1:104 hvy 100 105 6 6 6 6 513 Keogh Roseben, C'lectorJessup, R.Tourist 77875 Latonia 1 1-S 1:562 hvy 1 110 3 3 3 3 3 3" J Butler Hanbrldge. Old Honesty. 77505 Hamilton 1 1:40 fast 2 110 6 6 6 6 6 6 Morcland Gridiron. SImcoe. Reidmoore. DOWNPATRICK, b. h, 6, by Maxio-Clicquot (T. H. Ryan). Weight today 112. 7SS0O Oakland 1 1:40 fast 15 102 7 S S 8 8 S3 C Ross Voorhees. Berry Maid, Creation. 75715 Oakland 7-S l:27g good 75 95 7 8 8 S S 8"lUpton Hanbrldge. Col.Jessup. Jeanned'Arc 7S609 Oakland F C 1:104 hvy 100 95 7 7 7 7 6 Upton Roseben, C'lectorJessup. R.Tourist 75S0S Seattle 1 1-16 1:461 fast 10 116 9 9 10 5 6 60lSandy Glorlo, Lotus Eater. E. T. Fryer. 75024 Oakland 1 1-8 1:53 fast 4-5 110 5 2 2 3 2l l'l J MclntyreE.T.Fryer. EdwInGum. Loglstllla. DAREINGTON. b. c. 3. bv Toddington Dareza (O. Turek). Weight tcday 108. 75529 Oakland 11:44 slop 5 114 8 2- 2 1 1 2n Mentry Belmere. Gargantua. Invader. 7S744 Oakland lm70y 1:46 slow 60 11S 8 5 4 4 71 512 Mentry Rockstone. Gene RUssell. Raleigh. 7SGS7 Oakland F C 1:118 good 150 107 10 10 10 10 10iiPost Booger Red. Anna May. Bill Eaton 7S365 Oakland 3-4 1:152 slop 50 105 3 6 5 5 520lPost Pr. Jewel. EstellaC, M.Hollander 76922 Seattle lm70y 1:424 fast 10 103 7 9 9 S 8 8,51G Archi'ld High Gun. Harry Scott. Harmakl. CLOUDLIGHT. b. m. 0. by Bright Phoebus Lovelight (Molera & Josephs). Weight today 109. 78632 Oakland 51 f 1:0S hvy 41 112 2 4 2 41 5s D McC'thyTwI.Queen. OceanShorc. Raconteur 7S41S Oakland 51 f 1:061 good 12 111 6 6 . 5 53 3' W Miller Pajaroita. BoogerRed. Twl. Queen. 7K327 Oakland 7-S 1:27 slop 13' 101 3 2 5i 5 5' 612lKirsch'm Sewell. Creation. 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In addition to these reports you also get a FORM SPECIAL advertised daily in code in this paper all for 25 CENTS PER WEEK. $1.00 PER MONTH. Our FORM SPECIALS have a record of 9 WINNERS IN PAST 15 STARTS. New Book on Sale Today, Do not fail to get a copy. FULLETTA, 11-5, WON was yesterday's DAILY ONE-HORSE WIRE. Yesterday's Form Special lost. THURSDAY'S FORM SPECIAL: Black Wednesday 54-51-37-94-56-43-57-47-52. T. C. WOOD & CO. Room 312, 59 Dearborn St.. Chicago, HI, NOTE No wires will be sent out either Christmas or New Year's Day. Otlice will be closed all day on these dates. M New Book Out Today. Yesterday's Form Special ran third. THURSDAY'S FORM SPECIAL: Aug. Banana 26-25-33-30-60-35-20. Yesterday's One-norsc Wire ran third. THE STANDARD TURF GUIDE Boom 212, 619 Dearborn St. Chicago, 111. Famous Race Courses of Old England: Racing Conducted over Several for the Last Two Centuries-Epsom's Features FAMOUS EACE COURSES OF OLD ENGLAND. Racing Conducted Over Several for the Last Two Centuries Epsom's Features. As the classic events of the Bullish racing season, the Derby. St. Logur ami Oaks, always create considerable interest in lovers of the thoroughbred in nil parts of the world, it will not be amiss to say a few words concerning the courses over -which these historic rums are run. Not the least interesting feature of these courses is- their age. Racing -was held at Epsom as far back as 1045. but it did not assume a permanent character until the first Derby in 17S0. The famous Newmarket course is over 200 years old. while the Ascot races owe their origin to Queen Anne in 1711. The York and Doncaster meetings art-over 150 years old, while that at Goodwood is over 10O years old. The three Thames valley courses Hurst Park. Kemptou Park and Sandown 'Park are all modern courses, established in the last thirty-live years. It was on the last-named course, however, that the first race for S'.O.OOO stakes took nlace. Twenty-three years ago the managers of Sandown Park startled the racing world by instituting the Eclipse Stakes, nominally worth this amount first won by that famous horse. ISendigo and the success of the venture was such that the Jockey Club ultimately established two $50,000 races at Newmarket, viz.. the Prince of Wales' Stakes and the Jockey Club Stakes. Needless to say. the races for these enormous stakes attract the best horses of each year, and it is on record that in 189:; two winners of the Derby, two winners of the St. I.eger, two winners of the Two Thousand Guineas and a winner of the Ascot Cup ran on the Sandown Park course for the Eclipse Stakes. Newmarket, "the racing capital of England." possesses no fewer than ten courses, the longest being four and one-quarter miles in circuit. Here the Jockey Club has its chief seat, while over 1.000 horses will often be found in training on the Heath. Altogether there are nearly fifty training establishments at Newmarket, and a large army of employes are constantly at work during the racing season, keeping the courses and galloping grounds in order. The cost of this labor is mostly met by the fee charged by the Jockey Club on each horse trained on the Heath. For horses in training an annual charge of $25 is made, while a fee of $10 is levied or. yearlings taking their first lessons. Altogether between .$(10,000 and $75,000 is derived from these sources every year. Although somewhat expensive, most owners like to train their horses at Newmarket; for then the horses need not be taken away to run. There are seven annual meetings to choose from, and prizes like the Two Thousand and Cesare-witch to win. and., in addition, the course can be chosen which will most likely suit the horse. For. while some animals can run equally well on any course, there are others which never do themselves Justice except on a course they like. Consequently there is often a great deal to be gained by properly "placing" a horse. It is at Newmarket where King Edward's race horses are trained by Dick Marsh, as the famous trainer is known on the turf; while not far from the town is a beautiful estate owned by Danny Maher, the famous American jockey, and probably the richest professional rider iu the world. Ilow many people are aware that had It not been for the generosity of Lord George Bentinck some sixty years ago the Derby race at Epsom might have been crossed off the racing calendar? In 1S29-30 $100,000 was spent on the erection of the grandstand, which accommodates 7.500 spectators. The maintenance of the Epsom summer meeting, however, cost more Uian the revenue from the stands, etc., and the consequence was that the clerk of the course went to Lord George Bentinck and explained that unless more money was forthcoming this meeting would prolwbly come to an end. Lord George lent the clerk 25,000. which the latter used to such good purpose that the Epsom summer meeting took a new lease of life and the clerk and his family made their fortnnes. For manv years afterward the original S100 shares in the Epsom Grandstand Company realized large sums in 'the market. In 1SS4 they brought $400. although they dropped some $100 after that. This was owing to a falling off in the entries for the Derhv and Oaks, however, and a great fillip was given to the popularity of Epsom when, in ISOO. it was announced that in future the Derby would he worth a guaranteed miniranm of $25,000. Its guaranteed value was then made $32,000. at which it iiow stands. There are several courses at Epsom, but the chief of them all is the Derby course lOfone and one-half miles. This course contains the steepest hill lending down to Tattenham Corner to be found o.n any important course in the kingdom. In addition, the first half-mile of the track is on the ascent. As a matter of fact, the Derby course offers the greatest test of merit to race horses, and that is why 4he best horse nearly always wins. It has often happened that the winner of the Derby has also carried off the Ascot Gold Cup, the value of which of late years has been between $15,000 and $20,000. The Ascot course is circular, nearly two miles long, and within the confines of Windsor Park. As a matter of fact, the course is crown property, and to a certain extent under the care of the Master of His Majesty's Buckhounds. The Ascot course is generally considered to be the best in England, one great advautagc being that practically the whole of the racing can be seen from the stands. The race for the St. Leger. which takes place on the Doncaster course, has rightly been described as the "Derby of the north." for it is witnessed every year by something like 30,000 people, mostly Yorkshiremen. The race is of the same value as the Derby, viz.. $32,500. As a matter of fact, the Doncaster meetings are "run" by the town corporation, and the course relieves the rate-payers to the extent of about $00,000 each year, a large portion of the profits of the races being devoted to the reduction of the rates. The Ebor Handicap, which takes place on the York course, is also an event which draws thousands of excursionists: the race for the Gimcrack Stakes founded iu honor of Gimcrack. a famous grey horse foaled in 1700. which won races when he was eleven years ohWbeing almost equally popular. Fat and Lean Racing Seasons: Striking Changes in the Standing of English Owners from Year to Year FAT AND LEAN RACING SEASONS. Striking Changes in the Standing of English Owners from Year to Year. All classes of sportsmen lament the fact that a greater measure of success has not fallen to his majesty, though there is some little cause for congratulation in that the sum total of the royal win nings is nearly double that of the previous season. As with most other successful owners, the bulk of his majesty's winnings has been earned by one animal; the filly, Princesse de Galles. having accounted for some $15,000 of the $27,250 odd which stands to the credit of the king. But what a -lottery racing is. One could scarcely wisli for better-bred bloodstock than that sent forth from the Saudring-ham Stud, but on account of several lean years having been experienced, his majesty leased several yearling colts from the Tully Stud, which has for so many seasons sent out good winners for its founder. Mr. Hall Walker. The result has not proved very successful, for only Minoru earned winning brackets, his Great Surrey Foal Stakes victory at Epsom bringing in $4,070. Other owners there are, however, who buy of the lest, and breed from the best, wiio experience the reverse side of the medal when fortune fails to smile npon them. For instance. Colonel E. W. Baird. the popular ex-steward of the Jockey Club, figured in last year's list with $52.7S0 to his credit, principally earned by Wool Winder, but tills season one looks in vain for his name in the winning owners' list. Not even1 a $500 plate. W. B. Purefoy. too. could Iwast of a good season in 1007. when tally was at his best, with $50,110. What a change lias to be chronicled when we find him with one winning horse, which lias credited him with two races of the total value of $2MG5. Again. W. Bass than whom, perhaps, no one spends more money in endeavoring 'to purchase of the best has had no Sancy to do battle for him this year. and. his six winners of nine races worth $14,700 show a great falling off from the previous season, when, eight animals won for him fifteen races valued at $67,305. Sancy alone contributing $4C.020 to that total. Again. Sol Joel provides another instance of an owner experiencing a lean year. In 1907 he was seventh iu the winning owners' list, with $43,805 to his credit. Yet, in spito of big prices paid for promising racers, the owner named has to admit that you cannot buy a Polymelns every year, and his total for this season of $14,990 shows a considerable falling off. while nine animals have been called on to contribute this amount by winning 'thirteen races. Still, with nearly 15,000 in -prizes S. B. Joel has. perhaps, little to complain of, and he has certainly not experienced such a lean year as, for instance. Captain Greer, whose Slleve Gallion was mainly responsible for his total of $42.S35 in 1907. and $34,172.50 in 1900. Now two .races stand to his credit, of the value of $1,370. ProbaMv. however, there Is no more notable instance of an owner experiencing a lean year than that provided iby Major Enstace Loder. who had a remarkable sequence of fat years as represented by the following table: Year. Amt. Year. Amt. 1903 $7S,090 1900 SS0.245 1901 99.495 1907 38,220 1905 55,795 He must feel quite out in the cold with a beggarly $8,S75 only, as the result of the two Taces each which Galvanl and Miranda have credited to the famous Pretty Polly's owner. The reverse side of this picture, however. Is presented by glancing at the statistical tables, and noting the position of, say. SIgnorinetta's owner. Figuring in the 1907 return ns the winner of a paltry plate of $1,005 value. Chevalier GinistrellU thanks to his famous filly, is actually now fourth in the winning owners' list, with the total of $57.-400. What a remarkable change in luck. And what a wonderful reward for the chevalier's unswerving belief that some day his beloved mare. Signorina, would throw something as good as herself. Another sporting owner who breeds and races his bloodstock for the love of the sport, and who has experienced a fat year, may lte cited in Mr. Fairie. and he has his crack colt, Bayardo, alone to thank for being third in the list of successful owners, with over $05,000 to his credit. Probably another good year is in store next season for the "white, orange sleeves and cat)," if all goes well with Bayardo. which has retired into winter quarters as well as his owner could wisli and one cannot help thinking how the xor colt would have been pulled to pieces, metaphorically, during the winter months if his owner had not run him in the Dewhurst Plate, for had not the critics discovered a slovenly performance on his part in the Middle Park Plate V Well, well, 'twas ever thus. A good horse always had detractors. Reverting again to owners who are experiencing good years. J. B. Joel has moved up from second place last year with $09,015 to first place this season with the huge total of $131,230. which does not look as if the lean- year is coming yet. while Hall Walker, if going down a few places, is still well up in the list with $52,232.50. Then Mr. Barclay Walker comes in with $38.005 all but a century of which has been contributed by his smart colt. TJlangwm, which probably must be accounted unlucky not to be figuring as a Derby winner. Another popular owner whom all race-goers are delighted to see well up in the winning list is Leopold de Rothschild, whose total of nearly $50,000 has many contributories. but. of course, the Cup horse. Radium, has been the biggest winner, but one must not forget the game, staving Santo Strato. which will probably train on into a good long-distance runner. "Augur," in Sporting Life. Fast Miles Recorded This Year FAST MILES RECORDED THIS YEAR. So far in ithe racing of this year a mile has been run in 1:35) or faster seventy-six times. These miles have been won by fifty-nine different horses. The crowning achievement in this line was Centre Shot's mile in 1:372, which displaced the Dick Welles Kiamesha II. record. Without disparaging the filly In the least it is only fair to say that the credit for her achievement mnst he given to the almost incredibly fast Santa Anita track. It is there that 'thirty-four of the seventy-six fast miles of the year have been recorded, i Considering the great number of exceedingly swift horses now racing or preparing to race in California, it is safe to assume that Centre Shot's mile will be eclipsed before the Santa Anita meeting comes to a close. In the meantime the vear's miles in 1:39 or better, where, when and by what horses they were made are as follows: Horse. A. Wt. Track. Date. Time. Jack Atkin 4 124 Aqueduct .. Apr. 25 1:39 Jack Atkln ..... 4 12S Belmont May 13 1:38 Half Sovereign.. 3 112 Belmont Oct. 14 1:38 Arasee I. ... .... 3 101 Belmont. ... Oct. 14 1:3SR Stamina 3 115 Belmont Oct. 15 1:39 Hilarious 2 100 Belmont Oct. 15 1:38 Faicada 3 113 Brighton July 9 1:39 Big Chief ...... 3 121 Brighton July 11 1:39 Arasee 3 100 Brighton .... July 29 1 :3Si Kercheval " 100 Chur. Downs May 16 1:39 King's D'ghter.. 5 110 Chur. Downs May 25 1:38 Mis Alert 4 102 Latonia Jun. 18 1:39 Sir Huon B 114 Latonia Jun. 20 1:38 Czar 3 104 Latonia Jun. 30 1:39 Goes Fast 3 84 Montreal.... Jun. 18 1:39 Goes Fast 3 100 Montreal.... Sep. 12 1:38 Geinmell 4 106 Oakland ... Apr. 4 1:39 Frank Flittner .. 5 105 Oakland ... Apr. 14 1:39 Triumphant .... 4 107 Oakland Jun. 4 1:39 Evebright 4 100 Oakland ...Nov. 7 l:3Sg Timothy Wen ..4 104 Santa Anita Jan. 4 1:39 Chippewa 5 93 Santa Anita Jan. 6 1:38J Rifleman 4 90 Santa Anita Jan. 11 1:37? Montgomery .... 4 105 Santa Anita Jan. 13 l:3Sg George S. Davis. 4 107 Santa Anita Jan. 21 l:3Si Edwin T. Fryer. 4 100 Santa Anita Feb. 6 1:39 Tony Faust 4 107 Santa Anita Feb. 8 1:38 Sidney F. . 5 93 Santa Anita Feb. 11 1:39 Roalta 4 104 Santa Anita Feb. 13 1:3S Mark Antony II. 5 106 Santa Anita Feb. 14 1:3S Rapid Water ... 7 119 Santa Anita Feb. 15 l:37g Chalfonte 5 110 Santa Anita Feb. 15 1:39 Sink Spring .... 4 101 Santa Anita Feb. 17 1:39 Aucassln C 106 Santa Anita Feb. 18 1:3S Molesey 4 97 Santa Anita Feb. 19 l:38g Wexford 6 101 Santa Anita Feb. 26 1:3S Wexford 6 104 Santa Anita Feb. 29 l:38g Stanley Fay .... 3 110 Santa Anita Mar. 3 1:3SH Daruma 5 107 Santa Anita Mar. 11 1:39 Colonel Jack ... 4 105 Santa Anita Mar. 14 1:3S Dominns' Arvi ..4 103 Santa Anita Mar. 25 1:3S Montclalr 3 94 Santa Anita Mar. 30 1:38 Canique 4 107 Santa Anita Nov. 30 1:39 llarcourt 3 IOC Santa Anita Dec. 1 1:33 Norbitt 3 106 Santa Anita Dec. 7 1:35 Horse. A. Wt. Track. Date. Time. Dominus Arvi ..4 110 Santa Anita Dec. S 1:38 Ida May 3 9S Santa Anita Dec. 9 1:38 Magazine 3 102 Santa Anita Dec. 10 1:3S Ben Trovato 4 107 Santa Anita Dec. 12 1:37s Stanley Fay 3 110 Santa Anita Dec. 15 1:3s Ben Trovato ... 4 10S Santa Anita Dec. 1C1:38S Woodcraft 3 103 Santa Anita Dee. 17 1:38 Fitz Herbert 2 124 Santa Anita Dec. 19 1:37? Centre Shot .... 3 105 Santa Anita Dec. 22 1:37 Miss Sain 3 103 Santa Anita Dec. 23 1:37 King James 3 116 Saratoga.... Aug. 14 1:3S Stanley Fay 3 105 Seattle July 11 1:38. Boggs 3 99 Seattle July 18 1:38J Fred Bent 5 110 Seattle Julv 29 1:39 Ida May 3 93 Seattle July 31 1:38 Convent Bell ... 4 97 Seattle Aug. 11 1:38 Fern L 3 SO Seattle Aug. 15 1:37S Gypsy King .... 5 94 Seattle Sep. 9 1:3S? Vrox Populi 4 104 Seattle Sep. 12 1:37ft Hessian 3 116 Sheepshead. Jun. 22 1:38 Ballot 4 130 Sheepshead. Jun. 23 1:39 Frizette 3 96 Sheepshead. Jun. 24 1:38 Dandelion C 110 Sheepshead. Jun. 26 1:37 Prlscillian 3 10S Sheepshead. Jnn. 29 1:37S Arasee 3 98 Sheepshead. July 3 1:39 Frizette 3 102 Sheepshead. July G 1:38 Royal Tourist .. 3 10S Sheepshead. Aug. 31 l:3Ss Woodcraft 3 96 Sheepshead. Sep. 1 l:3Sf Half Sovereign.. 3 102 Sheepshead. Sep. 3 1:38ft Bedouin 0 108 Sheepshead.. Sep. 12 1:38 Polly Prim 5 9ii Windsor July 20 1:38 Superstition 3 87 Windsor July 25 1:38 Answers to Queries ANSWERS TO QUERIES. Communications without names and addresses of senders will not be answered or noticed: nor will any answers be sent by mail.l J. C. W.. Chicago. Not in our line, hut such bets should be held to be draws. Jones, San Francisco, Cal. The stipulation. "Res-tigonche to go or bet on this race is off" did not affect the other races, but only that one in which Restigonche was engaged. The place parlay on the other horses won. George P., Chicago. In making a parlay the backer contracts that certain horses shall do certain tilings named by him. The layer has the right to expect that all will run if not scratched. 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