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Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, May 12, 1909

Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, May 12, 1909 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1909 drf1909051201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, May 12, 1909 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1909 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] \i aui 'MUmm i uiiux VOL. XV. XO. lliS. CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1909. PRICE 5 CENTS. Royal Tourist Defeated.: Moquette Heavily Backed And Outstays The Ellison Crack In A Fast Race.; Fereno Breaks the Track Record at a Half Mile--Madman Takes a Race--Derby Horses to Meet Again. ROYAL TOURIST DEFEATED. ! i i MOQUETTE HEAVILY BACKED AND OUTSTAYS I THE ELLISON CRACK IN A FAST RACE. I , I I Fereno Breaks the Trark Record at a Half Mile — i Madman Takes a Race — Derby Horses to Meet Again. J i Louisville. Kv.. Mar 11. — W. J. Young's horses. | Meeamtte and Fereno furnished j lie chief feature* , ■ttcadtag today's i wlii al ChareuM Downs. Th" til -^t named \\:is aaamSed to :i good ! : li I of starter* and U-ok their measure decisively :il a milt' end seventy yard-, incidentally establishing ■ 1 1 :t k record bv running Hie distance in 1:43. Fereno. not fit lit- outdone l.v set stabletnato. set :i new null k tor :i half mile bv sprinting I lie distance in 47. Moojuette, iMrkfeM I ii trained bv W. .1. Young since liis debut :is I racer, was owned until thi-nioriiing by i. B. Wood, of Isdlsua pwlh l nt Young acquired ownership l' tin- horse :it I -tiff price. Moquette was made tin- ini-dinm of heavy BBPPOTl in the auction pools, liis owner frequently bidding him m to *2 !0 in pools of *r.m). Koval Tsarist. amis another strongly backed choice. ('. It. Kllison. Ills owner, contributing largely. Tie pall of t-iioit ■ ■-liail the rail' between tliein at Uie felbk, Mssmette baring disposed of the early contender, old Hon esly. The Kllison horse would haw- lteeli lnih'J nearer to Many I It* at the end hut for being in dose Smarten during the hist sixteenth and jockey Page's inlshaii in losing liis left stirrup while sevemv yards troin the t1nis.li. old Honesty iiidir.'iteil b» liis riiniiing today that he is rounding into go ltd form. He hail scant opposition for thiid idaee. although Zipango was gaining a trifle mi him at the end. Fereno was aided considerably to her virtory hy a clear eourse. a gum! stall and the fast pace forced by Patsalaga. There was a jam immediately after the tart. which, for a snace. threatened disastrous re. Malta, but luckily none ot the starters tell. Keren-'. Tatsalaga and Ckanticlor wen- quickest to gi'l straightened and the trio had the ran- between tliein .liter going a quarter. 'I'hi six furlongs handicap furnished an upset in Ihe victory of Madman, which developed unexpected staving powers and led his opponents at a fast dip tor tin- entire distance and won by four lengths. Jacobite .showed a good iierforinance by taking sce-oml place from Dainty Dame. Al Muller. which started in the race, suffered a severe cut on his hind leg. tin- result of being .jumped on during the run iiing. Turf Star again demonstrated thai she is a good ?-acer by adding another parae t her string of vie lories. She went out in her usual style of spread • •agling her opponents, but failed to get far away until reaching the stretch, where she drew mil to win by a big margin. Henderson outstaying Ilallack for second place. (reel won his third] purse of the meeting when be landed the -losing race in a spirited finish witli .1. II. Reed and Miss Crittenden. The opening race went to L. A. (Vila's Miss Mtaaae, which overhauled Righteasv and GoMacOM in the closing strides. Titdav's attendance showed smari improvement • ivei yesterday's, the tine weather and good racing card iieing partially responsible. Secretary Davis has secured the promises of the respect ive' owners of Wintorgroon. .Jeff Bernstein stud Miami to start the horses on Wi-iliiesdav next in what will purport to he a preliminary Latonis Derbv trial. The ra^-e will be at ■ mile and a sll-teenth. at special weights. Wiutci green will be burdened with 11 . Jeff Bernstein 107 and Mh.uii 10.".. other eligible? for tire race include friend Harrv. All Red. Sir Calestiy. Dtreet. Wartiold. He. Berkley, Madman and T. M. (ireen. The race Is exciting considerable interest, and under favorable rat-ing conditions should bring a crowd to the Downs seitnid oniv to that present on Derby dav. K. R. Bradley departed today for New York lo lie in attendance at the opening of Belmont Park. fi. .1. Long's Arcite is reported in had condi.ion n« a result of being kicked while at tlie post iu ins Tod lella. who is managing the L. A. Celln ■-trine of racers, is walking on crutches on account of a biollv sprained ankle caused bv a fall. .1. W. Slav. .1. S. Ward. John Walters and Jack Adkin will form the advance guard to depart lor t'an.-tiLi from here. They will ship their racers to Woodbine Park on Sunday next. Several li.iiulbookinnkcrs caught plying their vocation from the graiidsiand during the past few days have lieen smiiumrilv dealt witli by aattee court Itulges. who imposed stiff tines on the offenders. Tin jiifliMgciiicni is still continuing its rigid censorship in :-.n effort to prevent advance in format ion reaching poolroOBio. All newspaper matter concerning racing Is subject to a delav of fifteen minutes during lac inp hours Scratches, jockeys and overweights are not obtainable until the finish of the preceding race. .1 B Waiiiwright's Polly Prim and W. Herat's colt. Sureget. have had the tiring irons applied to their forelegs. K. D. Laurence, who will manage the short Hinting to lie held in Chattanooga. Teun.. arrived today in quest of horses to take part iu the racing. Prohibit tiflv racers will be shipped to Chattanooga. II. II. irris has purchased from B. B. Hr.-iillev the two-year-old P.onnie Brick for a reported price ot rfliNi and J. K. Wainwright purchased the liily. Ad vancing. from C. D. Armstrong. England's Horse Supply Impaired.: Alarm Because Purchases by Foreigners Have Decreased Army Resources Seriously. ENGLAND'S HORSE SUPPLY IMPAIRED. Alarm Bccauso Purchases bv Foreigners Have Decreased Army Resources Seriously. London. Eng.. May 2. — The newspapers and experts iu breeding profess to see ■ gradual decline iu Iwiih nualitv and number of the British thoroughbred The Mail declares that the census of hoisc-sel "oing by the government iu Devopsliiie is nearly toiiipletc anil it is found that the police bad neailv :ill the facts already accumulated The result of the census is likelv to be alarming. It is not so much that the niiinlicr of horses has 1 ii'.-ii off -though there "is probably a decrease of •ii leas! l."i(i H» foals in England -as that the right type l« wanting. The other tlav. at special retpiest. •I government buyer of remounts, accompanied by •i professor went down to Cornwall to purchase. \ hundred horses were specially collected and paraded but of the M* only six were selected .is .omul and of the right tyjie. If this happens .it I Iskeard the center of the Broodmare Society. Mtnre Mr. Williams is organizing his scheme tor ,.„, miikiii' — in the literal sensi — national horse-. fii.- results will be twice as bad elsewhere. Among those who know- the facts the alarm at the nationil tleticieiicv is great, , The Pall Mall Gaaette says that ihe adequate supply of horses for the army, it would scarcely be denied, is as essential to its otliciencv a- mt ■ and guns. Yet in this vital particular the goveii'-iiient. as in so maiiv other questions relative to the defence of the eoiintrv. have utterly failed I-. realise their responsibilities. sir Gilbert Parker is raising the point m one of Us Important asiiects next week in the house or , -..minims He has given notiiv to cull the attention ,,f the secretary of state for war to the fact lli.it Certnaa agents are extensively buying three vein "! I botses suitable for army purposes in l-'nglautl. Ii-I:: nd and Wales. , , . . _ ,. •There is no use disguising „ the fact. sail U expert on Knglish borae breeding, 'that Hie eoiintn Is rapidly being denuded of its best horses, and the position is lieeoiuiiig acute. "It is a regulation of the war office that borises ! i i I I I I i J i | , shall not lie bought under four years old. This is g the foreigner's t hance. Not only the (iermniis. but o practically every continental country, has agent ; w lient on securing the very pick of the available t three year olds. They piiichnse especially young e mares, which, of course. h not return to this coun- t try. The.t are. therefore, reducing both in nualitv and number the supply of four year olds obtainable ■ bv the home authorities. "The Germaa and French governments realize the I 1 value of a plentiful supply. They have their own f government breeding establishments ami encourage n horse breeding by subsidy. I believe l'rance ttays c something like M0.4M francs a year in this re speet. Th n they take great care that only good Ii stallions are employed. 1 "The principal causes of the alarming scarcity — I a for I am convinced if war broke out tomorrow we I have no) a sufficient supply for the army — are the v nnprcccileiiiod buying of young horses hy foreign v agents, the fail that fanners are more and more i in giving up tie breeding of horses, the Increase in mechaaieal traction and the heavy demand for horses il during ihe late South African war.-' i Retirement Of A Grand Rider.: Fred Taral's Honorable Career as a Jockey in This Country and Abroad. RETIREMENT OF A GRAND RIDER. ,' V Fred Taral's Honorable Career as a Jockey in This Country and Abroad. — " I When a few days ago on liis return from Europe 'J lied l':iinl Miinouuced his permanent retirement from ' riding, il meant tie conclusion of an honorable and ' brilliant career as a rider. Taral's tirst work in riding was for Lalntld Bros, of Cinciuu.it 1. beginning ' about the year 1SN2 as an exercise lad. Prohajblt ' hi- first success of any moment was achieved in ' lssi, when he rod.- faster to victory in the Quickstep ' Stakes at Washington Park lor Tn-le Jim" Cray. ' The Bex I year he Won the Cir.einnal 1 Hotel Stake-ai l.atonia on Kirklin. But ii was not until ]ss!t i that he came into real prominence as a rider of skill .nut promise. Taken east in tie service of Dan ' Honig ii was not hmg until he attracted altentlon ' and in ihe eourse of the next few years ripened into j one of the foremost stars of jockevdom. mill was in ' the service of James R. Keene. August Belmont an. I ! other lc tiling owners. Increasing weight and the ' advent of two such remarkable lightweight riders as Tod Sloan and Daunt Mailer filially brought hlni into partial eclipse, not that he was less skillful ' but il.ai they were available for mounts at less ] than Kri pounds-, while he could only ride tit heav.. ' weight-, so in 11101 he took an engagement abroad ' and has ridden in Germany and Austrlu-Iliinga! y ' each year since. ' it i- significant of his skill that after coining info ] prominence lie won among olher races three Brook I Era Handicaps, the Autumn Maiden Stakes. Autumn Slakes Hit times. Morris Park Autumn Weight for I Age Race twice. Belmont Stakes. Canadian Derby. Cgrltoa Stakes. Champagne Stakes, iwice. Coney Is bind Handicap. Culver Handicap. lwi-e. Dnist Stak'-s. uvice. Dolphin Stakes tivice. Double Bral Uisi half once and second hair three times. Eclipse Stakes, twice. Kxpectatioii Stakes, l-'irst Special. Flash Stakes. Flight Stakes, twice. Flying Handicap, twice. Futurity Stakes. GaseQe Stakes. Creat Americas stakes, twice. Great Eastern Handicap, twice. Hudson Stakes. Hyde Park Stakes. Juvenile Stakes, Kentucky Derby. Kenwood Stakes. Ladles' Stakes, twice. Matron stakes, twice. Metropolitan Handicap, twice. Nursery Handicap. Rnin-lm del Pass Stakis. Oakwood Handicap. Ocean Handicap. Oceanview Handicap. Oriental Handicap. Pint ridge Stakes, three times. Prospect Handicap. twice. Bamapo Handicap, Bancho del Paso stakes. Reaper* stakes, three time*. Russet Handicap. Sapphire stakes. September Stakes. Sheepsheud Bay Handicap, three times. Spindrift Stakes, twice. Spring Slakes, three times. Surf Stakes. Swift Stakes, Travels stakes, twice. Twin City Handicap, twice. Vernal Slakes. Westchester Handicap, twice. White Plain- Handicap. Withers Stakes, twice. Zephyr Stakes and the Suburban Handicap. He rode the famous Domino in all of his successes as a two-tear old. , Abroad Taral was eminently successful and for Bantu Springer and other owners won about all of the richest events of the Austro -Hungarian turf, winning in addition the confidence and esteem of all with w lioin he came into frequent contact. Taral was ■■ rider of tremendous power in fini-h ing. There an- men now in Chicago who now and then can be found reiuiniscently discussing liis feats in the saddle at Washington Park on Pedestrian and tlie roan veteran. Tim Murphy. In HK on both be gave some remarkable exhibitions of Compelling vigor, literally lifting the former home a head in front of the fleet filly. Anna Mayes. In one memorable sprint In which at one time s-he was so far iu front Unit It seemed impossible fcbe could be beaten. A- a man his honor was unquestioned, and in every way lie was an ornament to his profession and abandons it with a well earned Competence. His riding record from IHSjt in thai country was as follows: Yen i. Mts. 1st. 2d. M. Dam, 188B to SI 85 ! :; 101 l.stM) 471 as lOrt il!) Ills is »i ."itm ir.4 US 104 feat 1.N02 ;rx4 11)4 S! I.:: 1LN tBV3 Hhi lis Ml i;:: ii''. i.s!i4 aai "ks 4i 4!) n IS!).-, in:; 4S ."kS m T2 UN - :;7 ,;,( £ :;s so is'.it •£::: ■ 4a ::i lis MM mm 4:s ::! 47 }j| I8M U2 M ::7 :\:i st; p.khi 4ti • ;; 5 :: ■ Totals :;.(H KIS 74:1 Q.-.S 1.4:10 In the nine years during which Taral rode in Earope his record was as ■asaum: Year. Mts. Won. 2d. *1!«)1 .'MS 1M) 11) IMS "77 of! 17 •tads :t44 »S .'.2 ♦1!KH :s0.-. 7(1 i:t 1905 LliU as .• :: •ISSd :tl4 fel 4!» *1!KI7 "21 M SI man 272 47 H mm a — 1 Ttttals 2.47.1 59!) Kits 'Leading jockey. New York Horses About Ready. NEW YORK HORSES ABOUT READY. New York. May 11. At Sheepshead Bay a heavy mist. followed by a dense fog. interfered with the training operations, though some of the horses were -,-ni along smartly. One of the best moves was that of Till al. one of the James R. kee ligibles for tin- Metropolitan Handicap. Row,- scut him along on the yearling track. With a heavy boy in the saddle, tht Il galloped a mile in 1:4:1. The 11. etc- was particularly impressive for the reason that he l»'ie out slightly on the turn and was sorer fully extended, on this move it stems moderately eer-lain that he will be the one to earn the Keene colors Thursday. Casque, another of the eligible* from the stalde. was also brought out. but he had to lie driven out to finish hb mile in 1:45. ABUettou waa galloped along for a mile in 1 :.".(! in company with Suiihiirv ami Henley ami she will hardly be sent in the Opening handicap. The Keene two vear-olds were sent along m Indian file and nothing fast w:is asked of an] of them. Hibernicii is one in the lot that has been attracting attention and will doubtless be seen under colors at the Belmont Park meeting. He went along for three furlongs iu :;7 and was under restraint all through the move I'ltimus. the three year-old that has on frequent occasional shown well in his work, pulled up a little sore after showing a half ill ."i2». and it Is possible that he will have to Ik' thrown out of training temporarily. , Itowe did not confine his attention to the „ Metropolitan Handicap horses ill the Keene string and during the training hours he had several ethers on tbe track. Melt. Hilarious and Maskettc went along together for a mile anil a furlong and they finished up a bit better than -l'»- All three of them unclose to raclug condition and have a fine way of g o w t e t ■ I 1 f n c Ii 1 I a I v v i in il i ,' V I 'J ' ' ' ' ' ' ' i ' ' j ' ! ' ' ] ' ' ' ' ] I I going. Maskette. tilt- Futurity winner, lias developed into a magnificent three vein-old ami Hilarious will undoubtedly be 01 f the truly goad colts of the year. Celt will probably be seen under colors in either the Brooklyn or the Suburban Handicap from the way he has been training. Brother Jonathan is coining around to condition in gisttl style ami he will be au early starter at Belmont Park. He worked a mile in 1:50. Cliff Edge unit loll 111:111. from the same stalde. were sent along for a smart half in .".1. Both are speedy, but Hod man behaved in 1 way lo suggest that he has become a bad actor. John Ilylaud is fitting some useful ones at Sheepshead. Yesterday be sent San Vito six furlongs iu l:M|. Pontoon was cantered a half in .",." . O'Connor. fast one. went a half iu "•( and hail something left at the finish. Notasulga. looking particularly well, went along tor six furlongs in 1:17. Autocrat went a half iu "i2 and Lasata covered the same route r.13. Walter House, another who raced in California during the cold mouths, was out at tin- Bay. Rliss Carmen worked seven furlongs in 1:34 and the way in which he aecompHshed the task suggests that be n.iy win a race | ally iu the coming season. Home-crest went the same ionrney in I :.'!.'!, while Norldtt, tvhili is a greatly improved horse, was cantered a half in M. A. (i. Blakeley, who is lust now sharpening up arasei and Mary Davis for the Metropolitan Handicap, had a quit t day, but he brought out the fast ■Hy. Desirous, and Hi. useful three year-old. Krbet. They were only cantered and Desirous wont a half in ML WhUe Rebel was a couple of seconds slower ever the same course. The si, eplci-Inisi field al Belmont Park is now open for schooling and the cross country trainers will avail themselves of the chance lor some trials before the opening of tin- Westchester meeting Thursday. On the opening day at Beluiont Park the New York Sleeplech.-ise Is the el oss-eoiintrv feature. Fourteen are in the eligible list and the field should he a gang. one, 1 1 includes Kentucky Beau. Agent. Florence II.. Ilemiloid. Sir Wooater. Black Bridge. Jim Me (till. Jimm] Lane. Kttroki, Tainpioo. Tiro, Bye Boy. (Iraadna .11111 Waterspeed. Some of these have been shown timing the Piinlico meeting and others have been training 1 xct llently oil Long Island. Water-speed, tin- Vingut male, is one of whicli excellent reports have been frequent al' spring. It is noticeable that J. W. Colt has not named a horse in any of the steeplechases al Belmont Park. His stable has tor years cut an lmpsrtaal figure over the New York track-, but he has evidently made up his mind this season to confine liis efforts to tbe Canadian tracks, waese he has been a liberal noinina tor. Another notnl-h- absentee from the ranks of the cross country sport Is the stable of Thomas Hitchcock. Jr.. but that was to be expected last fall when he shipped his horses to France. The places made vacant are being tilled by good sportsmen and stee-plechiising will he as popular as ever before. How It Will Be Done At Belmont. HOW IT WILL BE DONE AT BELMONT. ■New York. May 11. — August Belmont, chairman of tlie Jockey Club, had some interesting things lo say yesterday relative to tlie local racing season. Which opens at Belmont Park on Tiinrsdav. In accordance with the recent decisions handed down by tin- Appellate Division of the Supreme OMstt, It will be possible for persona who visit the tracks this year to back their opinions orally without fear of being molested, said the racing mogul. "There will be betting 011 a small scale." continued Mr. Belftiout. "for the excellent reason that there Is no law which prevents it. But there will be no iKiokmaklng or. In fact, any violation of the present law as Interpreted by the courts. Betting, lor that mutter will he a minor detail. "Racing associations have undertaken tlie tremen dons task of building up tlie turf and they will con-duet their meetings purely from the standpoint of sportsmanship. They will have the assistance of a fund of $110,000 subscribed by leading American breeders. "The breeding Industry still is the paramount issue. It b«s no connection with gambling in spite of opinion to tlie contrary, and It is worthy of government support and encouragement. But unless racing (an be restored with the aid of public patronage the breeding of race horses In this couutry cannot stir vive. "Tlie responsibility for obeying the law- as interpreted by the ctwirts now rests entirely witli the' men who formerly yvere called Itookmakers. If they violate the law they will get into trouble. The chief pabtt is that persons who want to see the races and make wagers among themselves will not lie harassed! or BMtestad." Mr. Belmont stated tlmt admission to the grandstand enclosure will he J.'! for men and ll.Si for woniMi. Tlie free badge list has been entirely abolished. The Jockey Club has Issued orders to all the r.-p-ing associations, hy tbe way. that the law :is Interpreted by the courts must be strictly enforced. As a result the Pinkertoii detectives who pnUce the New York tracks will exercise unusual vigilance iu 1 prohibiting illegal gambling. The Pinkertons will stop everything that even looks like bookmaking or poolselltag. but they will not interfere with iudi vidinil betting conducted in accordance with tlie rulings of the Appellate Division. Governor-General To Attend Meeting. GOVERNOR-GENERAL TO ATTEND MEETING. Toronto. Out.. May 11.— The social side of the Ontario .locket Club's spring meeting will have its ' usual ecl.it this year, anil tlie visit of the governor general will be marked by a round of entertainments ' and gaieties characteristic of the annual gathering here of notables from all over the country. The vice regal part] will occupy during the meeting the mansion of I). I). Miinii. the Canadian Northern Kail Way magnate, a mile east of Woodbine mil adjoin ing the Hunt club gr ds on Brarhoro Heights. : This will be the only meeting F.arl Brey will attend ' this spring, as he lea.es for F.hgbnul shortly after ward for a Short stay. It has just been announced ■ ! that In- will ii-fiain in office until tlie end of 1910 ' and his term has hi en one of great popularity in ' Canada. J. ('. Dixon arrived from H.iniilton today with the two tear olds. Adonia and Dollv Maddis. and tin hunter Ailetn C. He will take over the Hamilton 1 horses. Thousand Big Bear and High Bear, which 1 have been trained bv George Pierce. "Rid" Walker will present the stallion. Karl ■ 1 Rogers. Itv Sain Sister to I'ncle Bob. to the ('ana diaii National Bureau of Breeding. Walker, who ' was born in this province, is look Tag for a place to buy ami settle his thoroughbred stock. Today's work was done on .1 muddy track outside of the dogs and the times were necessarily not fast. Teineraire. half in .".:.: Ruth Brick; Big furlongs, in I 1'7: in sen Star, half In '.4 1 : Maximum and Pearl Fisher, mile In 1 :."iti: ('tin lessor, half In :..-.?: Jubilee Juggins. Bouquet and Purslane, mile iu 1 : ."» 4 ^ : ('our tier. Toll-mini and Mendlp. mile in 1:34: Seismic ami ('ruche d'Or. mile iu l:5u: Fort Garry and Devaasou. six furlongs In 1:22: Better Half, half in .V,: Dog of War. mile in 1 :~' and anotlnr rurlong in 2:0!t. ami Throckmorton, mile in 1:3d, were the best moves. Today's arrivals from Texas were: F. T. W.mnIs' Hands Around. Sensible. Sociable. Jim Miller. Rounder and Sladua and G. W. Scott's Mary Candlemas and .1. II. Ilouten Nine Out Of The King's Plate. NINE OUT OF THE KINGS PLATE. Toronto. Out.. May 11. — The following horses have been declared out of the King's Plate: A. Beck's Moovshot. A. 11. Brewer's Cold Bottom. Catedou Stable's Peitinax. John Dvinent's Cnurlown II.. II. T Piemen's Merry ami Wise. J. B. Pilgrim's Great Head. W. W. Thompson's Lady O'Connor. Valley Farm's St ml. Woodstock Stable's Table Bay. Old Hylas Wins Belgian Steeplechase. OLD HYLAS WINS BELGIAN STEEPLECHASE. Paris. May 11.-Thomas Hitchcock. .Tr.'s Hylas yesterday won the Brussels Grand steeplechase, rained at $2.4fxe The distance was 4.7oO meters. Sparkes rode the winner. Ten horses rau. The betting was 7 to 2 atalust Hi his. Near Finish At Pimlico.: Today Terminates A Remarkably Successful And Well-Attended Meeting.; Tasley Defeats King Cobalt in a Hard Drive--Three Favorites Help Their Admirers--Departure for Jamestown. NEAR FINISH AT PIMLICO. TODAY TERMINATES A REMARKABLY SUCCESSFUL AND WELL-ATTENDED MEETING. Tasley Defeats King Cobalt in a Hard Drive — Three Favorites Help Their Admirers-Departure for Jamestown. Baltimore. Mil.. May 11. — The Clyde stable was much in view at Piinlico this afternoon. It furnished the winners of the tirst two races and one of them. Taslet. beat the 2 to .". favorite, King Cobalt. after ■ long and furious stretch drive. Phil Gotd-stein had the mount apt both these horses nud also rode High Range, winner of the closing race. For the tirst time during tbe meeting tbe program was made up of only six races. Almost half the stables have hit either tor New York or Jamestown, but thittf which have remained have entered liberally for tomorrow. Three favorites managed lo win for the public, the successful choices being Megantic, Sir Wooster ami High Rang.. There were 110 incidents out of tie- ordinary except thatsyonag Goldstein did some good riding. The change in track conditions was in a measure responsible for the defeat of King Cobalt. This horse never did like a cuppy Hack and the 12( pounds that he was asked to shoulder today set lather heavy on him. Apart from this, he was rid den by an inexperienced rider named Wolke autl when the deciding actios) came the latter was found wanting. Gwyn Tomnkins shipped his stable of jumpers to Belmont Park this afternoon. Hi- rider. •Butch" Allen, remained oter to ride ou the Hal. He had the mount on Etlgely iu the tilth race. Fashion Plate was exercised between the fourth and fifth races and appeared fit to run for a king's ransom. Reports from New York have it that this colt is very SJSM and has been showing much speed In bis work for the Preakness. lor which hi is carded as a starter tomorrow. Starter Dade xvill spend several days In Ntw York before going to Cauadn. Samuel Ross. Herman Flippen and James Johnston shipped their strings to .Itiniestown today. James Milton, who will do the starting at the Jamestown course, ami Frank Thorp,-, who will acr as iudge at the meeting, left for Norfolk tonight. Milton will have as assistants "big'' McGintv and Elmer Wilson. Jockey Seoville was tisketl to name his terms for a six mouths' contract to ride for 1. h. whenterort on the Canadian circuit. It is understood ihat Seoville wants a retainer of $o0ti a month. Fauntleroy was jumped on and cut down in his race and pulled up lame. Jockey ¥.. Dugan's absence from the saddle this afternoon was due to a case of tonsilitis. Jockey Seoville was set down for the remainder of the meeting for rough ruling in the first race Monday. The stewards also took action on Nicol's ride ou Smoker. Nicol was told not to accept anv more mounts at the meeting. He seemingly made no effort on the horse ami gave as an excuse that Smoker was slipping and that he was afraid he would fall. Struggling For Control In California.: President Williams and Colonel Dan Burns Said to Have Disagreement Over Racing Policies. 1 ' ' : ' ■ ! ' ' 1 1 ■ 1 ' STRUGGLING FOR CONTROL IN CALIFORNIA. President Williams and Colonel Dan Burns Said to Have Disagreement Over Racing Policies. San Frauciscy. Cal.. May 7. — Since the close of the Oakland track, the tlitTiren.es that have been developing tor some time between T. II. Williams autl Colonel Dan Bums have taken sialic and a keen contest is now- going on for control of the property, which is a valuable one even from the standpoint of its real estate. Mr. Williams will probably secure the actual control In conjunction with John Condon. of Chicago, who owns some twenty per cent, of the stock. Mr. Williams is said to have originally owned about twenty-three per cent, ami since the chtse of California racing lie has secured from eight to ten per cent. more, including 350 shares front Joe Rose, the bookmaker, at par. The holdings of Messrs. Burns ami Watethonse are said to be twenty seven per cent. There are less than una hundred stockholders in the New California Jockey Club. Many San Francisco persons own from fifty to owe hundred shares each. The stock is said to have paid from fifteen to seventeen per cent, yearly. Mr. Williams has proposed a plan to the small stock holders to pool their stock and put it in trust for two years, they to get $2o per share now and the remainder al Ihe end of the two years Some have accented. The New California Joc-ke] Club- stock amounts to Sl.Otiii.iKKi in Io.ihmi shares of .floo each. The rupture between Messrs. Williams and Burns came out of rejected plana by the latter to change the California Jockey Club's policy and dmsatisfsc lion on Hie part of Coloiu-I Burns over the way In which the campaign against tlie Walker-Otis bill -which is now a law was managed. Mr. William- refused to compromise ou a plan that Colonel Burn, and others devised to prevent tin- pas-age of the Wnlker Otis law. It is saitl Unit tin- plan embraced the shortening of the San Francisco racing season and changes iu tin system of betting. It is even possible at this lime, according to tin- anti Williams faction, to scurc :: limit. -.1 racing law with unit in I betting for California. But the chances are all in favor of Mr. Williams retaining control. Colonel Burns denies that lie w ill make anv fight and is said to have offered to sell his holdings for cash, which Mr. Williams will not pay. hut has offered twenty per cent, now and eighty per cent, ill two years. San Francisco. Cal.. May 11. — Thomas H. Williams has purchased Colonel D. M. Bui 11-' one fourth inter esi in Ihe New California Jockey Club and now holds a controlling interest in the club. Williams h.-is been luting hi. all stock that offered since the California racing season closed, at par. L'Hommedieu Is Forgiven. L'HOMMEDIEU IS FORGIVEN. Houston. Tex.. May 11.— -Judge Murphy, after Investigation, ruled off JT. S. (iibson. ZoUe -Campbell .ind W. 11. Snarlev . all iinplicaled In the Hancock race. The ease against W. S. Cibson. the trainer of Hancock, who was ill at the lime, is still pen. I ing. He also ordered that the entries of Hancock and Doubt be refused until the horses were placed in tlie- hands of someone approved bv th* aasoeia-Hon. Steve T.'Homniedicu was reinstated todav after he had visiied Judge Murphv and apologized for his actions of Saturday, promising that such actions on his p;nt would not occur again. Ready At Jamestown. READY AT JAMESTOWN. Norfolk. Ya.. May 11. The advance guard of racing folks are already arriving at Norfolk on every beat and ti.-iin for tlie ooeniug of the Jamestown Jockey Club's spring meeting which starts Thursday. Hotel accommodations are nearly all reserved, both at Norfolk and Newport News, as the special trains, arranged by the railroads bare aroused a strong sentiment for the races in North Carolina and ou the eastern shore of Virginia. Horse talk monopolizes tbe ituiversation in t.ho hot. I lobbies ami public places htdnt. The hotels are decorated iu horsey attire, a- are many of the shops. 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Joe Morris. Prank G. Hogan. 5 Merrick. Marbles. Rosoburg II. 0 — Arrow Swill. Oily. Albert Star. J. L. Dcmpscy. Pimlico Baltimore. Md.. May 11. 1- -I'hnlico. Lothario, Lncetta 2 Bed Hirer, Horace i:.. Sal Volatile. 3 — Fashion Plate. Kraus entrv. Odom entry. 4 — Tbistk-dale Watei w s v. Alabama. .", Oarlock. Silk Hoae. Ballet liirl. 8 Court Lady. Rossfonton. Cunning. 7— St. Jeanne. George W. Lcliolt. Sallv Preston. T. K. Lynch. Smart Backing For Sir Martin. SMART BACKING FOR SIR MARTIN. New York. May 11.— Sporting clrclei were interested last night in the announcement from London that bet of $30,000 to $5.onO bad been hud against i In- American colt. Sir Martin, in the English Derby. II is oae of the largest bit- made in the winter Ixioks for many years. The hacker of the horse is said to he an American. King Edward's colt. Minoru. winner of the Tare Thousand Guinea*, is the Derby favorite, arouu ! :; to 1. Ogden Meeting Is Prosperous. 0GDEN MEETING IS PROSPEROUS. Kgcln. Utah, Mav 11. —The meet ing hers is an assured success. The crowds average at least 1.600 daily and Ihe attendance last Saturday was 3,000. A twenty -days meeting will be given next lall. The i pie her- are beginning to understand the bet- ting and the town merchants are in daily attend ai Tli • booking; is road and the grandstand supports eight pool bey*. Tile track is exceptionally last and Ihe racing thus far excellent. Give Up Hope At Hot Springs. GIVE UP HOPE AT HOT SPRINGS. Hot Springs. Ark.. May 11. -That the Oaklawn race track, owned by the Condon-Stnarl combination, will l e dismantled and the property ent up Into buildlug lots, is the announcement here tonight, following the abandonment of the last hope of securing favorable racing legislation before the seaslna of the legislature ends tomorrow .it noon. The Mate Fail Association, which had Held its o\-i ■• -i t i. ,i i ..;. the Oaklaws property, will abandon it-annual state tails. Gallops At Toronto Sunday. GALLOPS AT TORONTO SUNDAY. Toronto. Out.. May 10. Tboagh the seaaaa has been backward and rain frequent, making an April riH-ord loi showers decidedly beyond the average. the track at Woodbine ha- been iii such uniformly goad order that the condition of the horses trained here eau hardly be said to he unsatisfactory. Except for those Intended to race on the opening day there remain two weeks in which to put on the On Uthtng touches, and the unread' homes will he few. Snob as then- ar will possibly owe thai to in,. .,, ; u. ai ihe, leal t i !!■• op acconnl or Individual ailuieuu ,i mishaps. Mr. Reagram's ,t die their winter and early spring v.oik al Waterloo and came here ripe and ready for the sharpening process. That they were in condition to take an edge was shown by ( their work Sunday morning. The showers about day ( bleak had made the track slower, hut the watch 1 proved thai it was far from actually bad traveling. 1 I The best mile of the vear was shown when Throck- 1 mortem went one tars of the track in 1:44;. Ihe I first half better than SO seconds. The son of Barrator I is a tree -running, "glib" fellow, and has always I been a speedy morning horse, but lacks stability. I His speed is not supported by reliability, and a I horse's quality is determined by the public test, not I bv private liials. i lie- good looking Plater, IVarltisher. went a mib' 1 in company with Maximum in 1:47?. the latter .1 taking ihe longer route. Mill on the Floss led Miss Grcenan and Bd Haines I a mile in 1:1b1. The English coll was outpaced all I tie- war. i Mcndip and My Valet, both in the Plate, did a 1 mile in 1:49;. in company with the four-year-old 1 Numerates. I Bouquet, tin- Seagram stable champion, had no 1 company in her spin, and did all that was wanted 1 of her without the Incitement of competition. She 1 carried Thorpe and no light saddle, probably 13$ I pounds in all. The Kinley Mack mare went the 1 lirst lurlong in 12?.. quarter in SB and half in 90. I For the live furlongs she was timed in 1:041. six fur longs in 1:171, and the mile in l:lo . pulling up a I mile and a lurlong in 2:04. Purslane and Jubilee Juggins were sent six fur- I bigs in 1:17. and then slopped bv trainer Liltle-lield's signal, hut finished the mile in l:43f. The King's Platers. Courtier and Tollendal. Were accompanied by last year's winner. Seismic. Their task was a mile in 1:17s. Dog of War went alone six furlongs in 1:19 and a mile a second slower than tin' lot which preceded him. He is a high headed. willing runner, and his early speed should cut some figure in the running of Hie Plate. Lady Miliicr and (ruche d'Or did their mile in 1:491. and the work was top-ied off by the rattling mile of Throckinoi-leii. already noticed. Fort Garry also gave an encouraging display when sent along a mile and a furlong with Canute Maid. The rating was a trilie Irregular, but the wheal result was a capital showing, and Ihe Barrie colors will l c very creditably represented when the hfticlli running of the Plate occurs. The Fort Hunter colt went the first half mile in 504. three-quarters in | 1:10, mile in 1:47 . and nine furlongs in 2:02. This was the end of the work, but he was timed pulling up the next lurlong to cover a mile and a quartet in 2:17:. This is the best move at the distance by any of the Platers, and it was accomplished without i difficulty. The work was from the post half way ro.ind the t«B bend to the head of the stretch, so that trainer pyuicnt was not giving his horses any the best of it when they finished around the turn, lb- seemed greatly pleased with the steady improve- sseal ShOW a BJ the Fort Hunter colt under training conditions, ami less regretful oi the enforced absence of Courtown II. from competition. Adam Beck's Plater. Generous Meor. and Jack Parker, the three-year-old brother to Charles Edward, went a mile in 1:49 on Saturday. Supper Dance had a good mile and a half in 2:52. Better Half did six furlongs in 1:20ft. and will be sent a mile or farther this morning. Sauce o'Gohl had nothing left after a mile in 1:62. Trainer Ed Whvle had more than a little uneasiness over the condition of his champion. Toiirenne. From what looked like a cracked heel, the iff fore leg began to fill and the horse limped decidedly, but under treatment the Swelling came down, the sore heel di-.appe.iri d and lie galloped without any sign of trouble. Whatever Ihe ailment, it went away as rapidly as it had appeared. Waterbridge did six furlongs in 1:19-; and Tin- General Armstrong led Bazaar a half in 53 seconds. Bursar is the Basset law — Butdotte two-year old and is intended for next year's Plate. other gooil work-oats were: Lyndhurst. five furlongs in 1:43ft: County clerk, half in 56: Flying Squirrel, quarter in 25; Woodbine Belle, half in ."4: Varietes. Earl Rosters and Steel, three furlongs in ■ 17 : Southern Bride, six furlongs in 1:20?: The Globe, live furlongs in 1:10: Ormence. three furlongs in 30; St. Clair, six furlongs in 1:17?; Out of Step, six furlongs in 1:20J,. Many Crack Fillies To Compete.: Nominations to the Latonia Oaks Seem to Assure a Big Field and Exciting Race. MANY CRACK FILLIES TO COMPETE. Nominations to the Latonia Oaks Seem to Assure a Big Field and Exciting Race. Having closed for entries but recently, the Eaton, a Oaks has secured nominations of all the three-year-old fillies of the west that have shown good form in public or private. Under the circumstances it promisee to furnish a race hardly second in interest to the Latonia Derby and on paper suggests an unusually large field of starters. So far this year Crystal Maid. Cotytto. Little siss. Ada Meade. Alice. Irfaneh and Sorrowful have shown the best form oi those that have been raced. But the turf year is .-till young and report makes a number of the other young mares of striking promise. A race for three-year-old fillies is usually one of delightful uncer-taiutv and unless all indications fail, the Latonia Oaks this vear is bound to be a remarkably puzzling affair when it cornea up for decision. Its entry list is as follows: I;. II. Anderson's ch. f. Alice Baird. by Wools-rhorpe B He of Troy. II. G. Bedwell's b. f. Little Siss. bv Greenan— St. Lucie. George W. Berry's b. f. Cotytto. by Solitaire II. — 'fie Peereea. _ . M. Burton's ch. f. Alice, by Fatherless — Eostre. I. B. Fitzgerald's Melissa, ch. t. by Star Shoot-Much Ailo W. II. Fixer & Co.'s b. f. Floreal. by Alloway— Gallaher Bros.' b. f. Kiddy, by Planudes— Dorothy Gray. T. P. Haves' b. f. Plume, by Woolsthorpe— Ostra. II. P. lleadhy's hr. f. Xarco. by G. VV. JohUKon Henderson .V: Hogan's b. f. Sorrowful, by Ban-nockhiirn Trailer. J. T. Inland's ch. f. Ironlxmnd. by Tanzmeister — Irontnistres-. J. S. Kellv's ch. f. l.inolin. bv Requital — Linnie. U. K. Lewis' br. f. Crystal Maid, by Pirate of Penzance---Silk Maid. J. McDonatd'a ch. f. Cluilice. by Marts Santa— (,'h.iilie Howard. T. W. Mayes 0 Co.'s ch. f. Dearly Bell, by Algol lake Vi.w Belle. J. C. Milam & Co.'s b- t. Ada Meade, bv Con-te-.ior — Hide and Seek. Howard Oots' b. f. KvroiuUi. by Sempronius — Acid.llie. Howard Oots' ch. f. Sallie Combs, by Goldcrest — Trusty. J. P.. ltospcss' br. f. Point Lace, by Six Shooter Remember Me. P.. Schreiber'a br. f. Alice George, by Sain — Yokohama. B. Schreiber'a b. f. Seattle, by Sir Hercules-Ohio Bell". W. r. Sehulte's b. f. Gliding Belle, by Belle's Commoner eliding. Talbot Bros.' b. f. Tannic, by Kilkerran — Tama. Talbot Bros.' hr. f. Kilvanv. by Kilkerran — Miss Leaflet. .1. T. Weaver & Co.'s b. f. The Missus, by Requital Makeda, J. O. Whitlow's b. f. Irfaneh. by Mesmerist — La Cheviot. Handicap Of Jockeys. HANDICAP OF JOCKEYS. Frees time to time Daily Racing Form will publish a table of tin- comparative rating of those .jockeys Whose skill in the saddle has already been well demonstrated and of those who have not arrived hut ;.i\e promise of coming excellence. The handicap will divide these riders into four classifications, ot which those admittedly in the front rank of their calling will be indicated by 100, thence downward through Do and '.Ml to so. the lowest classification. f i on which advancement upward will come when justified by good riding. The table will also show the number of mi. lints, wins, seconds, third- and unplaced front Januarv 1. IImiS. will be corrected from week to week, and is as follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.Han. Archibald. G 732 ltsj 10!l 'J8 42$ $0 Aubuchon 57 • 1 •! 44 So Bergen, J 406 " 2 47 "2 2.V1 Ml Bolaud. I) 2!»(j $0 44 -S 1S4 «() Bore] 2P7 20 24 30 223 80 Brady, C 7ii t t .". il so Blanuon 22$ 14 11 24 171 so Br.« ks. J 190 11 14 If 10i» 80 Brussel ZtS U 27 47 22ti 85 Burns, G 891 122 140 1"S 4sr. Off Burns. T 08 14 14 14 BO '.»■". Burton. F 42:t $0 44 4.". ."»*rj SB Sutler. J 1.141 H 4 120 H.7 888 » Butweii 4ih» ;..". SB ." 4 2:« ski Buxton 050 88 84 82 421 86 Carroll. John Of 7 t; 10 »;:; so Charboneau I". 12 14 If. Ill 80 (lark. E 204 2:: 21 88 212 8.". Coburn 215 1". 26 28 ISO 80 ('new 88 10 8 7 ."7 80 ( rowley ST 7 8 10 b4 St) Culleii 213 20 in H lis so 1 in vis. l{ 127 7 If. 21 83 s'i l . arborn 77 0 8 8 88 80 Itelaby 174 18 M 18 ISO K li, m uli 743 74 7". 88 60S 89 Dovle. W si; i; 4 10 88 so Itugan. E !»•"'•• 2 7 177 lit 4:.s 100 EngUnder s!» i» 13 N SO :mi 1 airhrother 320 :: .i 42 :.l 1SS 85 livelier. W 1"'7 s 1:1 ]i; in sr, Flvnn. s 4.-1 44 r.o 41 .".1ii sr. Fogarty 148 11 4 12 121 88 lohv J 144 S 12 11 11^ si) ii.ine'is i4S 14 12 17 MS SO Franklin I§8 12 is 20 ISO so (niton 82 l 0 '.) 41 so Gargan s7 0 8 8 83 so Gamer '■'■''•' S8 40 SB 227 86 Oangel 07 14 2s 14 111 80 ( iii..-1-t S7U no 120 120 190 '».", Claaner "01 4:: 4s 40 200 s:. Goldstein 7::4 si 110 lor, i:«s 85 Griffin, E 17S 10 12 ltj 140 so -' ( ( 1 1 I 1 I I I I I I i 1 .1 I I i 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I I I | i Jockev. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Cnp.IIan. Gloss. W S7 7 !• 4 07 SI) Cross. W 32 S* 4 4 M so Harris. A BBS o7 88 86 3.-.1 00 la 11 v BBS 43 4:: 40 22S BJ Haree, .1 .v,4 01 m 81 BBl s" Heatherton iss 13 13 14 lis so Ileiil.l $88 4.. 59 40 MB 88 Henrv. C 888 21 88 B4 BBS BJ Herbert 80 t: I '•» 73 88 Hlldebrand. F 117 0 :: 14 M SO Hogg. James 200 13 7 8 17s 86 Howard J $40 ol 88 02 BS6 88 Hufnagel 188 8 '•» 14 .".1 88 Jeioen 88 .". I !) 40 so Kelly. W 428 si; ;.-, r,4 22:! sr, Kennedy 720 00 120 04 410 N Keogh ' 813 88 70 70 :!70 80 King. J 2::s IS io 17 loo so Klrschbaum 558 40 re. 88 ::oo 00 Koemer. C 404 si 77 Of 27:: 86 Koerner. T 114 11 11 11 si so Lang \ 102 io lo 20 110 so Lee J IKS) 127 123 131 BOB 86 Liebeti 23s 20 84 34 164 s.-, Lloyd 22s 7 12 10 100 sr, Lvcurgu; 328 3.". 30 44 214 S.", Lynch. 1: 1st) 17 20 17 120 83 Martin. A 21S 13 12 20 17:: 86 Martin. E si;.", no 124 15$ 4is- 00 Mcfibe 1.-.2 20 17 12 IBB 88 Mel a lev s:;4 111 MB 112 MIS s:, McCarthy. D H02 loO 113 110 4.V.) 86 Met lain" K.3 8 10 M 11" so McDaniel. It C4I 78 OS 7." 300 B3 McFadden. J. A s:! o .". o 0:: so MeGee M 164 117 121 lOS 408 Of) Mclatyre, J BOB a". 47 43 160 BO Mclntvre. W 800 27 30 2S 287 8.", Mentrv 706 77 7.". 8:: 47o 89 Miller. C 158 13 22 2o 01 So Miller. W 04)4 107 Ml 126 421 loo Minder BBS 3S .',2 42 103 iW Morehtnd 254 20 31 28 10$ 00 Morgan, A 1S« 15 15 1(1 140 s.-» Mnlcahy io:: 6 o 7 si so Murphy. J- W 41o 40 37 54) 2s:: 00 Musgrare 075 145 141) 124 BBB or, Niool 452 78 S2 01 BBl 10$ Notler BBB 270 187 145 330 100 I lit. W BP 41 24 25 24!) 85 Page 615 93 114 88 320 00 Pohanka 57 5 B 3 40 SO Powers. V 1.044) 417 270 241 812 100 Preston. M 310 58 4!) 41 171 00 (JuaiTiugton 110 0 1.". 0 OS Mi Rett ig 547 50 08 74 ::40 00 Bice, T 806 63 8» 0(5 55S 88 Kos-- 0 058 111 124 117 650 00 Busmen 435 55 40 54 BBB BS Bandy 458 41 43 44 BBB s." s-hilling. C. II 1.187 356 100 ISO 453 100 Sehlesingcr 104 7 0S 83 so SVovillo 688 02 30 84, 422 05 Shaw 89 IT. 12 14 48 80 Sl.reve 200 10 23 21 1 40 sr, Shriuer 316 21 20 32 243 88 Skirvin 209 13 19 2:'. 244 SO Smith. II 106 12 19 S 67 SO Steele. T 162 10 17 15 120 S4 Stuart Ill s r, r, 0$ 88 Sullivan. E 2S7 25 21 40 201 00 Slimier 359 35 BJ 43 243 sr, Swain. G 222 13 22 12 175 SO Sweet 352 46 40 45 221 90 Taplin 508 79 76 81 272 BS Ta lor. T 2:16 19 38 14 ISO 89 Treubel 94 20 14 10 50 05 Trailer 407 39 56 38 274 :mi Triionian 68 5 4 4 55 SO Upton 509 67 51 03 32S 85 Iral 113 9 11 12 81 SO Vandusen 210 12 22 18 15S 85 Walker. W. R 90 12 14 12 52 BS WahOl. A 1.307 183 185 158 7S1 95 Walsh, E 74 15 10 7 42 sr, Warren ^... 271 44 31 27 109 BS Whiting 94 7 3 7 77 80 Williams. A 92 6 2 8 76 SO Williams. R 82 6 7 7 62 sr, Wilson. B 384 39 44 44 257 SO Torfce 253 S 17 26 202 SO Ogden Entries. OGDEN ENTRIES. Probabilities: WoaGier clear: track fast. Racing starts at 2:45 p. m. (Chicago time. 3:45.) XRuns well in mint. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. In*. Horse. A. Wl. Hdep. (sits::) Be] 102..X725 isl i'.Mii Hay Bride ] r 720 ynso Roberta 102.. X 715 81152 Reston . . . ; 105.. X 710 S14s:j fJenova 97 705 Lord Florin, b. c. by I Iinlx rough — Beatrice S 105 Second Race — 4 1-2 Furlonss. 3-year olds and upward. Selling. 81185= La Chat a 6. . 101 . . X725 73834 Billy Taylor 11 . . 103. . X720 81453 John A. Mallon 4.1(10 715 S105O Marburg :t,.102 715 81050 Banthel ::. . 07. . X71". si5i4J Mssanan 0. .101 . . x7io 81000 Marl, org ::..102 710 S1514 East End 0. . 98.. x 710 siiso Antara B..103..X70Q sos.-,:: Willie Gregg s. . B8..X705 S0221 Oooney Neff 8. . 88 705 si 801 Watiere :;. . 99 7(Nl 7406S Lancashire Lad ... 4. . 103. . . .700 Third Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year olds and upward. Selling. 81 isij- Platoon 7.. 102. .A725 (01357) Work and Play 5..107..X72O 81354' Black Domino 4. .106. .X 715 80502 FaNe Nun :;. . 10O. . X710 suss Senator Barrett ... 4. .110. .X 710 70800 Head Dance 7..110. .X705 SI 122 Bernardo 4..1O5..X705 81517 Egotist 3.. 105 700 Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile. 3 year-olds and upward. Handicap. si 421- Booger Red 4.. 11 7.. X 750 isiiiui Btbei Day 7. .101 745 si 124- Mary F ■ 6.. 07..X74O (81304) Anna May B..10K. .X736 81405 Foie 3..87..X730 B14SS Timolhy Won ',.. BB..X33B Fifth Race— 7-8 Mile. 4 year olds and upward. Selling. 81404' Chief Desmond 4. . lo7. . X725 81510' Mike Jordan S..107 720 81420' Phalanx- 7..110..X7I9 (S1517) Proper 9. .110. .©715 81488* l.iberto 8. -107..X7M s] (2:: Billy Bowlegs 1..1O2..X710 81425' Prince of Castile.. 5..107..X7IO si 154 Romanoff 4..110..X70B SI let Oritiainh I . . H'7. . X705 si 1st Bohmaa 6..107..X705 81488 King Brush 5..M7..X100 81303 Kinsmau 7..110..X70O Sixth Race— 1 116 Miles. 5-year-olds and upward. Selling. 81466* Rubric 7. .110. . X725 81303 Mendon 8..M7..X1SB 81510 Hi Col Cap 9. .107 715 S14SS-' Prince of Orange. .. 5. . lo7. . x71o S1I57 Invader 7. . Iu7. .©710 81480 Bed Ball 5..1M 70S 80505 Surety .", . . 107. . x7oo 81517- Markie Mayer 6..107..X7O0 Houston Entries. HOUSTON ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast. Racing starts at 3:00 p. in. (Chicago time. 3:00) XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3-4 Mile. ::-vear-ohls. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Kec A. Wt. Hdep 81255= Minnie nright 95 1:14 MB. .X 723 (Sl.-,|1 oilin Din, on. le 107 1:141 Khi 72o si 117- Boy Shumwav 07 1:181 loo.. 72o 81311 Coatentter 07 1:152 109..X710 si 170 Flume 00 1:15] Ur2 705 81300 TiHis 110 1:161 MB.... BBB Second Race — 5-8 Mile. .'! year olds and upward. Selling. sins Sainagnes 4.. 07. ...72.", si272 Otarheam :: . Off... .710 si.:s4 Stella lUchhurg ... 0..11O..X706 silst sir Baria :;.. 07....71K1 si-147 Vendor 10211:061 0. . 1 12 . xo5o si477 Bramlette $.. $6 112.-, 81512' Thurio :" . . 07.... 03$ si.;ss Buck Thomas $.. 07 600 Third Race — 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling 81302* (heswardine MO 1:39* 4..10B. .X725 si 1^2 GoMBeld 107 1:40* 7. .112 715 S1362 L. M. Eckcrt 106 1:42 4..1O8..XT00 81 110 llaiinis 4. .103. . X650 Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 81510 *Ehler 105 1:14s 4..103..X725 (81510) Dr. Mack lo4 1:13 B..110..XT20 (SUSO) Bertha E OS 1:131 6. .104. .©71"- si tso Park Row 08 1:1$ B..104..X715 181386) Pedro 05 1:16 5..11O..X7I0 181420) Little Osage 101 l:Mj 4 U7..X705 (81226) 'Bitter Hand BB 1:141 B. .IBS. .X7B8 M. E. Mcllenry entry. Fifth Race — 5-8 Mile. 3 year olds and upward. Selling. 81100 Father Downev ...109 1:02= 5. . 1 12. . . .725 SI410 Hank 103 1:OP 3. .100.. X 710 S12.IO I'vraii 116 1:03. 5. . 104. . . .70 si:,i2 Frank Clancy ::. . B7..XB75 7S120 Whiteliglit "... 05 $58 S1477 Tom Franks 3.. 97....r,".0 High Holler, eh. c. by First Mate — La .Nina 4.. .112 Sixth Race — 5-8 Mile. 4-vear-ohls and upward. Selling , Ind. Horse. Hi. Bee. A. Wt. Hdep. IS14SO) Bertha E 110 1:01* 6. .100. .©725 81380 Cam Pan 112 1:021 5..107..X72O (81228) Bitter Hand 07 1:034 6. . 107. . X 715 81331 Vohoome 07 1:001 3. .100 00 (81448) Western 97 1 :04t 5. .110..©«7O 81448* Haughty 106 1:00 0. .100. .X 030 7O0O2 M.J. Whnlen 4.. 96 60O The figures under "Ree." in above entries show the beat time made by the horse at the distance, with weight carried, since January 1, IBjBff. This time is not necessarily made by a winner. It may he Ihe estimated time of n losing performance. Fort Worth Entries. FORT WORTH ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather dear: track fast. Racing starts at 3:00 p. in. (Chicago time. :!:(X)) XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 7-8 Mile. 4-year olds and upward. Selling Ind. Horse. Wt. Kec. A. Wt. Ild- i . si 172- Virlamlo 105 1:21,2 4..102..X72S 81304 Walter McLean ...111 1:271 5..10B..X72B (81445) Derdoin 5. . 100. . / 715 isi472i Convenient 4..102..X715 S1472 Dr. Nash 7. .100 715 81500' Miss Padden 5. .lot 7lo 8150$ Ann Dill P. .104 705 SH41- Morning Light 6. .JOB. . . ,f$6 SU72 Brown Thistle 100 1:311 4..104.. 70O Second Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3 vear-olds. Selling. 81475* Pert 102 1:081 107../725 81442' Tin Ima Thompson .lo7 l:08j lo7.. -. 72o 81503' Uncle Walter 105 \:W,i. 109..X715 si22.s Injury loo 703 81230 Virsain 100 705 Third Race — 1 Mile. 3-vear-ohls and upward. Selling. si:s:; Tanaiua 1011:44/1 '.. 91..X725 silll- Wolferton 3. .03. ...72U S1470 Dr. Mayer ■' ■■ o::..x715 S147:; SllTerskin 112 1::'.03 7. .113. ©71o 81280 Captain Lytic 1o7 1:52 4..112..X705 81410 Beechtr NS 1:404 7. .1 1:;. . X70o Fourth Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4-vear-olds and upward. Selling. (S1412) I.vkers 02 1:124 4..107..X725 (81302) B. J. Swaiimr 116 1:07* 6. .112. . x72D S1444 Rationality io!)i:oo 5. .110. . x7l- (81413) Ina Uray Id!) l:o7» 0..1M..X710 81302 Comal .' 104 1:001 4..102..X7O5 S1412 Blown Study 7..103..X7O0 Fifth Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Selling. 81378 Chipmunk loo l:o8 107. .©725 smi Lloyd 1041:101 104..X720 81320s Prometheus 112 1:07] 107 715 81370 C. Clamp 104 715 S1412 Shone i'»4 7H 81503 Anti N 101.X7O5 S1441 Speight 1o2..X7o5 81323 Hero March DM 7oo S147(J: Periwinkle OlilMisJ 102 700 Sixth Race — 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. S1474 Servile 106 1:55 4 .113. .X 725 silt:: Brougham 3. .37..X720 si 17.:- Himalaya 4..101..X715 S147:;: Night Mist 4..102..X705 S15053 Dberou 106 1:521 ii. . lo5. . x IBS The figures sssBaf "Kec." in alnive entries show-the best time made by the horse at the distance. With weight carried, since January 1. 194)6. This time is not necessarily made by a winner. It may he the istimat.d time of a losing performance. Fort Worth Form Chart. FORT WORTH FORM CHART. Fort Worth. Tex.. May 11.— Weather clear: track good. 9 books on. Eleventh day. Fort Worth Racing Association. Spring meeting of $0 dsiys. Presiding Judge. P. A. Brady. 81501 l-'ir~t Race— 1-2 Mile. Purse $2on. 2-vear-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner S150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.JiK.key. Op. 1 I. PI. Sh. vlHO-Kddie Eks 113 1'iJasH'g 4 i 341-2 81440 Ina Johnson 105 2"k Don'v'n 3 - $-6 out 81378H). Montgomery 113 3 Young 6-"j 8 ', 3-5 out S1440 King Rover 'J7 4 M'sw'th 10 1- 3 1 Sln05-Lady Paret Uii 5 JBruoks :;-2 .'?. 1 1-2 Time. 40*. Winner — R. Schreiber's b. c. by Sain— Yautie 1 trained by C. S. Wilson). Went to post at 3:10. At post :: minute-. Start good. Won handily: second and third driving. 81502 Secoftd Race— 3 1-2 Furlongs. Parse *20O. 4 year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.I'in.Jookev. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 81444*8. J. Swanner 112 1- Dav'n't Z 2 7-101-3 81381 Dandy Dancer 107 -■ JBrOoks 6 3 1 1-2 SHlJ-'Virgin. Dcach 110 3 Jasll's 3 7 L'J $-$ sui-'J Stoic 112 4 M'sw'th T, 7 BJ 36 S130*Pure Gold 112 n Vdusen 2 :: 1 1-'-si 11;, Comal 90 1; Pickens r, S :: :!-2 (81349)Ann Hill 110 7 Aub'on H 10 4 2 Time. 1:09'. Winner— A. W. McKavs hr. g. 6. by Knight of the Thistle— -Heather (trained by A. w. MeKayr. Went to post at 3:35. Al |x st 2 minutes, s'tarl good. Won easily; second and third the same. Scratched— 31331 Brush I'p. 110: si ill 'Pat Or-nus. 100: 81382 Belle of Texas, 92: S1412 Brown Study. 100. 81503 Third Race— 1-2 Mile. Purse $200. ;;-vcar olds'. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.l in.Jockev. op. CI. PI. Sh. Ml!.: John A. Munro 107 1 ', McC'gh :: 7 .' I-.", 7904SxWander 104 2J Young .", f, 3-2 3" si 445-1 "in U- Walter 10} p. Jlirooks 4 S S-5 7-10 80838 full Holland 104 4 .lasljg S 14 3 3-1 1 81 J7S I Apron 102 5 M'sw'th 3-5 1-2 out— 81382 Frank Pratt 104 B Soh'ger 30 40 15 6 S1412 Anti X. 104 7 Vdusen I 8 2 1 Time. 49». Winner -Mrs. ('. I. Crippen's eh. e. by First Male Celluloid (trained bv 41. W. Crippenl. Went to ra^t at 4:05. At i„, t :: minutes. Start giMid. Won driving; secnid and third the same. 81504 Fourth Pace— 7-S Mile. Purse $200. 4-year olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. In, I Horse. Wt.I'iii.Joekev. On. (']. PI. sh. H352 Cliff Cole 106 P McU'gh 4 ::: 32 3-6 81443 Inspector Bird 102 21 Vdusen 3 L". 1 1-2 81379 Blue Han 109 3 Ivers ;; ! :; ^-2 M41I King Wilda IOC 4 Finlev 6 6 2 1 xillPWalt. BteLesui ill 5 JasIIg -' 4 $-2 3 ", sltUIIen. ol'Sh inere 109 6 Monroe .'I 2 1 1-2 S1410 T. J. Powell 106 7 J Brooks 6 6 2 1 Time. 1:30. Winner — 4J. Stevens' ch. g. 5. by Woolsthorne — St. Sopliia (trained by C Stevens,. Went to post at 4:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third the same. 81505 Fifth Race -1 Mile. Pui-e $333. 4-yenr-ohls and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $160. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Joekev. Op. CI. PL Sh. (8133$)Mlsa Vigilant 107 I1 M'sw'th 21 2 15 out S13S,.'-'Sainwa 14$ 2- .lasllg 4" 7 2 XI S1SS0 Oberon 113 3 .TP.rooks 4 ?. 1 out S1380*John McBride 113 4 Vdusen 5 s 2 :; :, (MlliOllannibal Hey IB 5 Pickens 6-5 7-5 1-2 out Time. 1:43 . Winner— H. W. Meeeley'a ch. f. 4. bv Senseetaer llatlie Vaughan (trained by H. W. Moselev ) . Went to post at 5:05. A; post 2 minute-. Start good. Won easily: second and third the same. Scratched— iSl47:il.emon Cirl. 111. 81506 Sixth Itaee— 7 S Mile. Purse $200. 4 vear-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.I'in.Jorkev. Op. ( 1. PI. Sh. M4U Moliere lull 1- Vdusen 8-5 1 1-2 out 81382 I'ontestee 106 30k JBrooks 4 6 2 1 -si 1 11 Miss I'adden 104 3 Mcl"gh 4 6 2 1 s|H.",2 Alex Grant 104 4 Baker 6 15 6 2 81379 'Bates 111 5 Flan'an 2 2 7-101-4 ^14U Bitter Fair 104 « JasH'g 6 6 2 1 Time. 1:334,. Wi r Flowerdale Farm's br. e. 4. by Masetto — Maltese cross (trained bv W. Montgomery). Went to aosl at 5:3ft. At rio-^t 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Houston Form Chart. HOUSTON FORM CHART. Houston. Tex.. Mav 11. — Weather clear: ttacs last. 1 1 l„ oks on. Fourteenth day. Houston Racing Association Spring meeting of 42 davs. Presiding .Inidgo. Joseph A. Murphv. Starter \ - ihur Mcknight. Bating Secretary. Hart Dernhani. 81507 I'irst Race 12 Mile. Phase $20o. 2 veio'-ohls. Selling. Net value to winner $154) Ind. Hois,.. Wtlin. Jockey. Op. n. PI. SI,. 81303 I.a Petite 110 1* Rettig 7-101 5 1 4 cut (8144$)Pick Point in:, 21 H'lister t; 1.' | 5 1 :: (81328) Black Light 110 3 Pen'ast 2 13-51] ■ ) ,ut Aihen D. 110 4 Flvnn 10 15 $ : Red Campus 113 5 KSniith 12 20 c Time. 514. Winner— J M. Shilling's br. f. by t'esari ai -Manga .trained by J. M. Shilling). Went to seat at 3:03. At post 2 minutes, start good. Won easily: second and third driving. •81508 Second Race— 3 4 Mile. Pur«; $21111 :: rear. olds aud upward. Selling. Net value to uiUU'-r $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin..Ii»-Ue\ .01. . fl. PI . Sh. si,.'.', Banridffe 114 lul- Coburn 6-5 1-2 , ut — Mtr: Tapioca 112 21 Ptn'ast 3 31 9T01-3 SHT;:'ilalls we.en 105 5 Small 7 8: 3-5 81417 Grovor W. HD » Dreyer 8 10 4 3-2 81481 Nicolette 119 .". KSniith 12 8 3 1 Time. 1:17. Winner B. Sohroibor's tir. t 4. l v Bannockburn — Park Kidge (trained by D. Bear*). Went to |Hist lit 5:25. At MM 2 minutes. Start tail-. Won driving: wvuml ami third the same. Scratched -S1477 Bruuilette. Kir.. 81509 Third Race — 5-8 Mile. Purse *2O0. 3-year olds mid upward. Selling. Net value to winner $190. 1ml. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockev. On. CI. PI. Sh. 'S1447)Goldan 100 l1 louder 4 4 8-.r. 3-5 S1417 Elsa F. 1U0 21 Morse :. 8 3 3-2 i81415iP.alolee 100 .'! Coburn 3 3 G-.r 3-5 • M417)EinilvAlm'nac lull 4 WGloss 8 10 4 2 81449'Kate Carney KIT. ." Flynn 8 7 3 6-5 i8ll!7)Ohippewa Hit 0 Rettig 8] 21 1 1-2 8i447:1Entie Vous 108 7 ESmith 8" 16 6 I 78183 Recite 105 8 Core 20 40 12 6 Time. 1:04. Winner — J. C. Louder' s li. f. 3. liy Brantome — OlHtl Wings (trained by .1. C. Ixnidcr). Went to post at 3:49. At ix st 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Scratched— 8M17*Dr. Dmk 102. 81510 Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-• ids and upward. Selliug. Net value to wiuner $175. 1ml. Horse. Wt.Fm.Jookev. On. CI. PI. Sh. M33FDr. Mack 114 F Rettig 8-5 3-2 3-5 out M3u72Sainvoke 96 2l Coburn 5 0 8-5 3-5 81388*Savd News 101 3 B'ttiste 8 12 3 6-5 iM2n5»Eldcr lu9 4 Flvnn E 45 3-2 2-5 814202Cooney K. Ill I Pen'ast 9-5 ]3-57-10out Time. 1:1* Winner — naves Bros.' b. h. 6. by Samovar — Clincher i trained by K. F. Kessinger). Went to riost at 4:1."). At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won easily; second and third driving. 81511 Fifth Race— .1-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-vear-«dds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 8ist Ind. Horse. Wt.Fiu..lockev. Op. CI. PI. Sh. M4792Orlin Ormonde 97 1' ESmith 5 6 2 1 i::vi i;,,s.,in Friend 102 2i Wright 8 10 4 2 M30FKuiloba 111 1 Pen'ast 2! 2* 1 1-2 M3882Dick Shanley 107 4 Coburn 2' 21 1 1-2 M(l7'-Coatoutter 92 5 Henry 8 8 3 S-."i "■UTS M.iy.a 106 6 Rettig 4 7 3 6-5 Mini Gannet 106 7 Speed 20 10 4 2 Time. 1:18. Winner II. Rakm-au's b. g. 3. by Beau Ormonde - I.illis. by Midlothiau (traiued by II. Rakniaiu. Went to post at 4:38. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won driving: second and third the same. 81512 Si\th Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $200. 3 year-olds ami upward. Selling. Net value to wiuner $190. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. SI447 -Toe Howell 110 1= Rettig 21 11-51 1-2 M384sPadrone 119 2l Pen'ast H 7 I 6-5 M479 Thurio 107 3 Dreyer 10 15 6 3 81359*Joe Wooten 125 4 ESmith 2 21 1 1-2 M481 Carasco 114 5 Hi-nrv 4 0 2 1 81248 Frank Clancy 107 6 Smali 6 8 3 3-2 81431 Trappe 107 7 Wright 6 12 5 2 Time. r 7. Winner — Holstein & Himey's eh. c. 3. by First Mate Pearl Ifarnes (trained by .1. Himey). Went to post at 5:02. At post 5 minutes. Start god. Won easily: second and third driviug. Page 3 Ogden Form Chart. OGDEN FORM CHART. Ogden. i'tah. May 11. — Weather clear: track fast. (i !■ loks on. Sixth day. Ogden Jockey Club. Spring meeting of I.-, da\s. Presiding Judge. A. J. Blum. Starter. W. M. Murray. Racing Secretary, E. M. Mi-ouade. 81513 First Race— 3S Mile. Purs* $200. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Selling. Net value to winner not. ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockev. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. S1483:,MaryGenevieve 107 1- Steele 2 I 6-5 3-5 81388 Minnedoeia 107 21 Cav'n'h 6 5 2 1 8W4S Biased 110 32 Sandy 8 12 I 25 MI2l-Rett 1117 4 OA'b'ld 8-8 2 4-5 2-5 81421 Wicket 1H7 i Cotton 15 20 8 4 81421 C. .1. Harvey Hi 6 AT'nias 6 8 3 3-2 M42FSeagreen 107 7 Henry 5 6 21 65 I M421 Tiber 102 S Peak 25 30 12 6 I I I 79591 Endure 107 9 K'bauni 15 15 6 3 81483 Big Eldorado 107 10 Borel 25 25 10 5 Time. 36*. I Winner— K. C Stable's cu. f. bv DM Welles-Miss Melton. Went lo po^t at 2:4K. At post 5 minute*. Start good. Won Matty; second iiml third driving. Scratched— soon Fred Stom. 110: 81421 Moon-glow. ' 107. 81514 Second Race — 5-S Mile. Purse $150. 3 year-olds and upward. Selliug. Net value to wiuner $110. Ind. How. Wt.Fin.Jockev. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. 81451 Balnade M l'i Nelson 15 8 I 6-5 81355 Native Son 103 2« Kusch 1 9-102-5 1-4 81423 Mazapan 881 2- AT'mas 15 20 8 I 81453'Gene Wood 103 4 Howard I I 4-5 2 5 81457 Buna 101 I GA'b'ld 5 3 7-5 7-10 81392 East End 98 ' 6 Peak 12 15 6 I M39FBlackhand 95 7 Mondon 6 7 21 6-5 Time. 1:02!. Winner— T. Lynn's ch. c, 4. by Balgowan— Cha-minade. Weut to post at 3:16. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. 81515 Third Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to wiuner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CL PL Sh. (S1454)La R. Hindoo 9S F* K'baum 3-2 2 4-5 2-5 81484 Ravaria 109 2« Shriner 8 8 3 6-5 81456»Friar of Elgin 111 3* GA'b'ld 8 12 5 2 (81393 P'reston 111 4 And'ws 7-5 6-5 2-5 out (81422iEsther M. 104 S ATmas 4 5 2 1 8148.". Figent 98 « Mondon 15 15 6 I 80714-Tom Shaw 114 7 Miller 7 8 3 3-2 Time. 1:14. i Winner— Oakwood Stix-k Ranch's ch. f. 3. by The Fog La Hindos. Went to post at 3:42. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and tlird the same. Scratched— 8142.5= Prince of Castile. 113. 81516 Fourth Raci — 1 Mile. Purse $200. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner Slfi*. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PL Sh. 8l39FF.iskia 109 18 K'baum 3 9 5 4-5 1-2 S14263Patriotic 100 2nt Peak 15 20 8 4 81457-Mike Jordan 115 3" Palms 4 4 2 4-5 81424 Fordello 113 4 Morel S| 4 2 4 5 (814261H1 Ool Cap HI 5 GA'b'ld 4 4 2 4 5 78927 Task Master 107 6 Nelson 25 30 10 5 (814S7)Woolen 113 7 S'llivan 21 41 2 1 (81455 Huapula 109 8 Graham 4 5 2 1 Time. 1:44*. Winner — J. Stowe's hr. f. 4. by Hermenco — Africa. Went to |K»st at 4:00. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. 81517 Fifth Race— 7-8 Mile. Purse $150 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner Ind. ' Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. t'l. PL Sh. 81450 Proper 124 1-1 Jarret 6 7 3 3-2 V1457 Markie Mayer 121 2" Borel 6 8 3 3-2 8!425M!alreed 112 l Peak 0 8 3 8-j 8M83 Beau Man 111 4 Sandy 21 3 6-5 3-.i 81428 Flving Dance 106 5 M'nders C 7 I 3-2 81425 Colonel White 124 0 S'llivan 3 4 8-5 4-5 81454 Sam Barber 121 7 Graham 4 3J 6-5 3-j 81450 Spondoolix 121 8 Martin 15 20 8 4 81423 Egotist 111 9 K'baum 15 20 S 4 Time. 1:30. Winner— S. Polk's b. li, 9. by Preston-pans— Prim II. Went to post at 4:30. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. 81518 Sixth Race— 7-8 Mile. Purse BUB 3-year-olds and upward. Selliug. Net value to winner $110. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PL Sh. 81450 Cobleskill 121 l1 Henry 7 8 3 3-2 M4..4 Ebvation 121 2s Borel 6 6 2 1 81125 Toller 124 3U GA'b'ld 2| 4 3-2 7-10 8145«-1Taxer 121 4 Donvitz 2 3 6-5 1-2 814573 Ronton 114 5 Anii'ws 6 7 21 6 5 813SS,OrottO 103 6 Mondon 2 2.J 1 1-2 81488'Kopek 119 7 Howard 5 I 7-5 3-5 Time. 1:31*. Winner— Willow & Co.'s ch. g, .r . by Isiilor— Rox ane. Went to post at 5:03. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily: second and third driving. Scratched — (81488) Manila S.. 114; 81301 Watiere. 10S. Pimlico Form Chart. PIMLICO FORM CHART. TUESDAY, MAY 11. 1909. WEATHER CLEAR. TBACK SLOW. fifteenth day. Maryland Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of 10 days. (36 lxioks on.) Piesidiiig Judge, W. P. Riggs. Starler. A. B. Dade. Secretary. W. P. Riggs. Pacing starts at 3:00 p. m. (Chicago time 2:00 p. in. I. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Fig-i ves in parentheses followiug the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse an. I weight carried. 0"|^0(\ FIRST RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. (81306— 54 J— 2— 117.) $400 added. 2-year-olds. O JL r£ O L/ Allowances. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U M ?* Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H 0 P ■ M.-^-MEGANTin wb 107 7 2 1' l3 1". Goldstein T Clyde 6-5 6-5 1 1-3 out 813SS*FAUNTLBROY w 107 4 1 ;'»' :! 22 J McIntvreMrsJMcI,aughlin 2 21 2 1-2 out 11457 JOHNNY WISE ws 112 6 3 5* 3s 3« E Griffin S J Kirkman 20 20 20 6 I K1388 POLLY LEE w 107J 2 6 62 5'J 4"- Hartv P M Walker 20 20 20 8 4 M427 DAVE NICHOLSON W 112" 8 4 4» 4= 5« J Reid MrsCJBr'kmiller 20 20 20 7 I NEWARK BOY w 104 5 5 3' 6l» 6* Upton J S Hoy 15 20 20 8 4 Ml )MUS w 107 3 8 9 8- 7"t Russell R H McC Potter 30 50 50 20 8 M171 THE KING w 112 1 7 1* 7' 8* A Lang H T Griffin 30 30 30 10 5 .INO. REARDON W 10S 9 9 8-1 9 9 McCabe J W Schorr 10 12 12 5 2i Time. 24J. 40*. 54tR. Winner B. Sanders W. F. Presgrave). — c. by — Disadvantage (trained by Went to post at 2:58. At post I minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Megan-tii. oil' lorwardly. dashed to the front soon after the start and. drawing away into a commanding lead, ieltl Faiint leroy safe at all stages. The latter came throu^'i next to the rail in the stretch and. as usual. linlobed resolutely. Johnny Wise ran well and was easily best of the others. Momus appeared unready wlien going to the post. Sera I died —81 300 The Sneaker. 104: 8145S"Wlld Fire. 104: BUM Love Watches, 107. Overweights- Polly Leo. M pounds: Jiio. Rrardoii. 1. O "I 4 QA SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. (7S081— 1 :12»— 2— 122.) $400 added. 3-year-olds and up 0 A.~3C9y\J ward. Special Weiglits. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 'i 'L. % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O BOPS (813r,iiiTASLEY w 3 101 3 1 2° l'i U 1« Goldstein T Clyde 2 12 -511-51-3 out (81401IKING COBALT WB 4 120 2 2 1" 21- 28 2'1 Wolke B'leigbl'arksS'ble 1-2 3-5 2-5 out— 81335 EFFENDI ■ W 3 106 1 3 3 3 3 3 W Doyle W I Ryan 10 15 15 8-5 out Time. 24. 49J. 1:16?. Winner — B. f, by Sempronius — Allegra (trained by W. V. Presgravel. Went to post at' 3:27. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second the same. Tasloy raced along with King Cobalt until straightened out in the stretch, then challenged gamely and drew away in the last sixteenth. King Cobalt ran on the inside to" the entire trip and finally quit under the whip, rt'l-ndi was only cantering in behind the leaders for the first half, then closed a big gap and. finishing Willi a rush, was gaining at every stride at the end. Scratched— -81367-St. Jeanne. 115: 81428 Tim Pippin, 102. Overweights — Tasloy. 1 pound: Lffemli. 1. Q -| | f\~t THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (78068— 1:491 — 1 — 114.) $600 added. 3-year-olds and up-OJL4l:«lvJ- ward. Selling. Net value to winner $480. \iu\ Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S M4 i"'-'HI M'KO wb 4 107 5 10 11 111H t'h » H'cliffe 11 Fallahey 8 10 M 4 2 8131«*DISPUTE ws 3 101 11 I 3' 33 2-' lm. 2'.'. Goldstein W P Reed 10 12 I 4 2 M::7»'-MYST1F1ER •** 4 101 I I !• 5- ■* 8* 3- J Reid P J Miles I 4 2J 1 1-2 81387*RYB wb 6 109 7 I 2-' 2* 4- 4= 43 Harty (' D Sullivan 6 8 3J 8-5 4-5 ' i 1 33 ,i;i:i: \T .II'BILEE w i I 100 9 1 T,- 6- " ■?. 5- S« McCahey O L Richards 41 7 8 21 6-5 81432 HAVRE ws 3 KM) 10 2 4s 41 7' 6" 61 I'pton .1 C Qooda 30 30 20 12 C ' iK-'iits HELM wb I 100 2 7 7' '■'■ 6' 7" 7" J Bergen W Oldtield 8 -12 12 5 2J K142S DBLE STKOME wb 5 108 6 11 10^ 8l 8,! 8- 8' 1 McCabe G F Sherman 30 88 88 20 12 81433 MISS CATESBY WB 4 107 4 9 11 10- 9! 9- 9' C Grand M J Cromwell 4 7 I 21 6-5 81133*CLEMENT8 wsb 5 112 8 4 8j» !P ii|jo](|ioi0is Liebert C C Smilhson I 10 10 4 2 M.;i4 MILLSTONE WB 5 104 1 6 91 11 11 11 11 Wolke A II Barney 30 50 30 12 6 Time. 24. 40-. I:l6r. 1:4!?. 1*1!. Winner — B. c, bv Fresno — Mv Fate (trained by II. l-'allahcv i. Went to post at 4:00. At i«)st 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Iliacko broke slowlv from the outside and was carried wide on the tirst turn and forced to M around on 1 lie outside to get to the leaders, then was under a drive in the sM-etch to outstay Dispute. The latter, off l.rwaidlv. was dropped in behind the leaders until on the far turn, then made a game effort in the last quarter, hut tired ill the final slrides. Mystitier. shuttled hack on the tirst tutu, closed a big gap. but was unable to improve his |.ositioii in the stretch drive. Rve ipiit. The winner was entered for $400: no bid. Scratched — 81462 Xeliec. 07: 77H06;1Coat of Arms. 100. Overweights - IMspute. 1 pound: llele Stroine. 1. /I OO FOIRTH RACE— About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. (77856 — 4:01—6—144.) $500 added. 81 J. -db«L/ afl -1 year olds and upward. Allowance-. Not value to winner $405. fud Horses AWtPPSt 4 7 11 14 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 81262 SIR WOOSTER w I 146 1 1 8* 26 2s V* ■ 1* 1" Davidson R Neville 8-6 4 5 4-5 1-5 out ■,"-i',nI;i:(;iNALl) Ws 4 132 2 2 1» I5 l2 U 2s* 2,s J Lynch .1 W Colt 2 11-52 1-2 out 1 78035) JIM M'GlLLi W 5 140 5 4 2- 2'J 3' 3* 3' .I3 F Will'msC If Smith 7 S 6 6-5 out ^113'lfH'E DANE ws 4 132 3 3 444444 McKin'y A J Davis 30 SO 20 4 1 81431 PR OF IV'NHOEws 5 141 4 Lost rider. F McArdleN F Neer Jr 40 50 50 12 3 Time. 4:25. Winner— B. g. by Ardington — Lady Wooster (trained by II. C'aven). Went to iHist at 4:24. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Sir Woo-tcr ran under restraint until in the last half mile, where he went to the front and drew away into an easy had Reginald fenced well and showed speed, but tired ill the last quarter. Jim McCill was outrun all "the wiiv. Pride of lvanhoe lost his rider at the second jump. Scratched— 1 81 103 ri'histlcdale. 15s. m (~\0 FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. (7S0M— 1 :12J— 2— 122.) $400 added. 3-year-olds and up-J.~r«~JO 8-| ward. Selling. Net value to winner $375. Tw\ Horses AWtPPSt H i % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 a O * I SUul It M'Ol'ET 3 112 1 11 12 »J1,! 3'1 1- R Powell F S P Randolph 12 20 15 6 3~ M4 ■in-iiooDHF \RT 3 102 6 I 8= 4"k 11 2t" .1 Bergen .1 Carroll 8 12 10 4 2 81339 KING SOlT WB 4 1 M 12 M Mt M* P ■■ Harty J J Moran 20 30 30 10 5 si ,-. ili'l DEN LEGEND w 2 105 11 3 9' 7' 6' 4*1 E Martin J F Carroll 15 20 U I 3 ■ 81't36tGOLDEN CASTLE w 3 1(19 7 i i;'1 6" 7' .".' Upton P Horan 12 IS 15 I •'. 81428-GEO W LEBOLT w 3 104 4 8 7l 8» B* 8' .1 McIntvrePeverwyckStable ll-51'l ('. 5 :, -., out 81':r: Tli LINGH A.ST •4117 11 2 3' 1" 2'1 71 M Murphy H Fallahey 20 :») U 6 I vi:r I'Di'iVlY W7 119 8 1 » 14 8' l" W Allen M Hutchison 6 10 10 4 2 81 .■:. -BROWN TONY WB 3 100 10 4 1- 2'1 9- 8 Russell W H Mosby ., 6 6 21 6-5 M :::.. SILVERINE w I 100 9 7 5U 8' in- 10» McCahey J W Schorr $ 8 5 1 1 h336'S01L wb 3 103 3 12 U* 12* 12* 11" H'cliffe G E Dudley 18 :0 30 8 4 81235 Ll'i'ILLE R w 3 Kki I 5 4 9' IF 12- J Reid, .1 C Goode 20 40 20 8 4 aiou H OF PHOENIX W 4 11(1 5 13 13 13-13 13 R Davis G F Sherman 50 100 100 40 20 Time, 24J. 5ot. 1:16*. Winner Ch. c, by Ranald — Lady Cushman (traiued by N. Byer). I Went to post at 4:58. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily : second and third driving. Racquet bejaa UOWljl and was outrun for the tirst three furlongs, but went to the outside when entering the homestretch and. finishing with a rush, got up in the last sixteenth and won going away. Ueodbeart went lo the front with a rush after entering the homestretch, but tired at the end and finished driving hard to ■tall off King Sol. 'Hie latter squeezed through next to the rail when entering the hoaaeatrateh and finished fast. (Merge W. Lelsdt met with much interference. Ooldon Legend closed a big gap. TBUwdaMt and Brown Tonv showed latta. but faile I to stay. The winner was entered Tor $1,200; no bid. Scratched M464'lli1l Top. Hr2: M402 Laura A.. 116. y| (\A SIXTH RACK— 1 1-16 Miles. (78068—1:474—7—115.1 $500 added. 5 year olds and 8-| J.4fc*L/Tb upward. Selling. Net value to winner $470. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U tj ^ Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II C P S 81433'HIGH RANGE w 3 101 7 2 F l'J l1 F F Goldstein J Garson 2 ■ U ! 1 I 81378 SUMMER NIGHT wb 3 95 10 3 21 2« 2nk 22 21 McCahey J Fitzsimmons 10 12 8 4 2 81310 BELLE SCOTT wb 5 107 2 5 8* 71 6- 4' 3} Harty M C Pritchard 8 7 7 21 • 8 81431-ASTER D'OR WB li 112 I 1 4» 42 W 32 4* A Lang Chelsea Stablo 4 .i 4 8-f 1 • 81315 MISS MAR.KiP.IE w B 4 102 5 7 8*8* 4''* 5" 5* .1 Reid A P Doyle 18 15 10 ! \ 8137FHAWKWING w3 97 9 8 5- K 7J 7'165 I'pton 3 B Tyree E 4] I :. 4-fi 81432 KEMPTON w 5 112 4 6 3J 3 ."► ■ 6i 7J J Bergen G » onnell 10 l. 1.. 0 8 8140' DE BCRGO w 4 107 3 4 7s 8* 8'j 8l 8'.J E Haynes E H llanna N 88 38 10 5 Sl'64 MEI.K NOMINEE WB 6 109 8 9 10 91 10 92 9* R Powell P S P Randolph ■'!» W tin 25 11 v 1 :j7 1 WES wb 6 109 1 10 9h 10 91 10 in E Griffin .1 Hamilton 15 25 25 10 B Time. 24i. 40. 1:15. 1:43'. 1:4B|. Winner — Br. c. bv Galore — Matterhorn i traiued by J. Garson i. Went to post at '5:20. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won ea-dlv: second and third drning. High Range outran the others to the first turn, took a comfortable lead and was rated along in Irani for the remainder of the trip. Summer Night was a close contender until well inside the final forlontr. where she lK'gan to tire and was driving hard at the end to stall off Belle Scott. The latter met wiiii earb interference and had to be taken to the outside and closed i big gap. Aster d'Or. closer up than u-iial in the early running, tired in the last furlong. The wiuner was entered for $400: no bid. 'Scratched — 81370 Otogo. 100: 81-'136 Wild Willow. 95. Overweights— High Range. 1 pound: Kcmptou. 3. Louisville Form Chart. LOUISVILLE FORM CHART. (CIHKCniLL DOWNS. ) TUESDAY, MAY 11. 1909. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. Eighth day. New Louisville Jockey Club. Spring Meet'ng of 18 days. Presiding Judge. C. F. Price. Starter. J. J. Holtman. BadM Secrctaiy. Lvnian II. D.ivi . Racing starts at 2:30 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. q 1 a £| p» FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. (81436— 1:11 »— 3— 110.) Pur-e $300. .; J ■ -ar ..Ids and upward. OX^ttL/O Selling. Net value to winner $225. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners "SS^Pt^S^T' Bade*! S137FMISS STROME w I 109 2 1 ?M 3' 2h li M Preston L A Cella $610 $680 $1140 $22 81281 RICHTEASV WB I 95 4 7 I 4J 3k 2" Taplin WEAppleg.ite 245 275 515 20 81434 GOLDPROOF w 6 111 8 I lu 1- 1* 31 M McGee CBHamilton 975 585 980 CO 78878 VOTING w 5 111 I 6 O 5'1 42 4' | Warren .1 J Nolan SS 38 ■ I si::74 BOEMA w 4 107 8 5 5h 65 t 8 I»age G J U)ng 45 55 160 5 71288*ADDAX WB 4 109 1 I 2'1 2'1 53 0' V Powers J P Ross MS Mi 460 20 K1293 E. T. SHIPP w 4 109 9 4 41 71 71 7'1 Kennedy W H Kizer 215 1.5 245 12 8M81saf'CHORD WB 7 111 7 8 81 82 8J 8' T Rice E Alv.y 88 45 150 *5 81342 OHDONO w 4 112 I I 7'1 9 9 9 Heidel J Eveiman 88 88 45 • USB 82871 $3880 $1 ■ $5 aitiluels paid. Miss Stroine, $18.30 straight, $8.70 place, $6.50 show; Righteasy. $14.15 place. $8.40 show: Goldproof. $6.75 show. Equivalent booking odds— Miss Stroine. 266 to 100 straight. 74 to 100 place. 30 to 100 show: Right-easv. ' 183 to 100 place. 68 lo 100 show; (iohFroof. 35 to 10O show. Auction field. Time. 24. 48s. 1:13... Winner— B. in, bv Ben Stroine — Old MNs (trained by L. Johnson). Went to post at 2:40. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Win driving: second and third the same. Miss Strouie followed (Joidproof closely and, standing the final drive resolutely, won drawing rlear. Itight-( asy closed a big gap in the last quarter and finished with a rush. Cohlproof. showing mart the most cailv speed, dtapoaed of Adtlax in the first half, but tired badly in the stretch. Voting lame from a long amy back in the last half. Booma uad no mishaps. Addax ran a good half tiefoie tiring. E. T. Hhlpo appears to be out of form. McChotil and Ordono ran poorly. The winner was entered for 8400; no bid. Scratched 80034 K. M. Frv. 107: S140S Tom Havward. 02: 81434 Ovelando. 114; 81260 Mao Basal] M7: 81404 Snake Mary. 107: 81316 Lady Vie. 1Q7: 81203 Xcda. B6. Q -a M f\Q ■KORD RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. (8143s— 52'— 2— 103.) Purse $400. I year olds. OXTCtLyO Allowances. Net value to winner $300. _ Ind Horses AWtPPSt »4 % »i Str Fin Jockeys Owners ^"'Vi^'siT' BaJaa? M-!35)TFRF STAR w 1091 7 I ■ 1J l3 V Powers J W May $17oo *1315 $1690 8JM 81138 HENDERSON' w 108 5 2 l^ 21 2? M McGee H's'nMIogan 125 215 460 *'» HALLACK \ W 101 I 1 3 1 STi 3] Kennedy W'dfrd&Fizer 75 Til 888 * 8143SIZAHRA w I'll 6 6 52 4» 41 Page J N Camden 420 8SS 875 2". 81295 LAVENO Will 4 5 4' V 52 Heidel G W .1 Hiss. II 1211 11,5 XM * (81370PINKARD w 108 1 4 6-' 6» 6» Warn n S K Hughes 210 470 665 M CLYSMIC w 102 2 7 7 7 7 E Martin K I Wuil 30 45 175 * $2780 $2945 $4395 $154 $5 mntuels paid. Turf Star, $7.75 straight. $7.40 place. $6.80 show: Henderson. $10.70 place. $1 1.00 show: Hallack. $20.20 show. Equivalent hooking odds— Turf Star. 55 to 100 straight. 48 to 100 place. 36 to 100 show: Henderson. 204 to 100 place. 132 to 100 show: Hallack. 3(U to 100 show. •Auction held. Time. 23?. 47J . BBL * Winner — Ch. f. by Nasturtium — More than Oneen (trained by J. W. Mav). Went to post at 3:1.8. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Turf Star forced a fast pace in the early running and came away in the stretch to win as her rider pleased. Henderson set the early pace fast and outstayed Hallack in the final drive. The latter raced impressively and but for being in close quarters in the final furlong would probably have lieeu second. Zahra i in wide all the way and finished with a rush. Pinkard ran far below his last previous effort. Laveno treat well. Clysmic was beaten off. Overweights-Turf Star. 11 pounds: Hallack. 2: Zahra. 2. Q1 AQ7 THIHO RACE— 3-4 Mile. (81436— 1 :115— 3— 110.) Purse $500. 3-year-olds and up-4^7 _L4t _/ • ward. Handicap. Net value lo winner $400. Ind Horses AWtPPSt K K % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ^tr^'pT.^Shf' Sales" S14242MADMAN Wsb 3 98 1 1 l'i l'i Is F Taplin H G Bedwell $7X5 $680 $710 $41 88818 JACOBITE WB 6 105 2 5 5 5 3J 21 Page C R Ellison 595 420 495 31 (81375)DAINTY DAME w 5 114 4 2 21 31 2:1 31 V Powers .'. S Hawkins 1186 1205 1070 70 •|814.".4)ENFIELD W2 95 I 4 4'1 41 5 V R WilI'ms A Blute 888 li::.". 1145 65' 78148 AL ML'LLBR w 4 110 3 3 21 21 41 5 Kennedy W H Fizer 415 440 505 26 $3495 $3380 $3425 $243 85 niutnels paid. Madman. $21.10 straight. $12.75 place. $7.25 show: Jacobite. $17.55 place, $8.25 show; Daintv Dame. $0.50 show. Equivalent booking odds— Madman. 322 to 100 straight. 155 to 100 place, 45 to 100 show: Jacobite. 251 to 1(8) place. 65 to 100 show: Dainty Dame. 30 to 100 show. Time. 23!. 47;, 1:12. Winner — B. c, by Hastings— Lady Madge (trained by II. G. Bedwell). Went to post at 3:5-1. At post 6 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Madman set a fast pace and. disposing of the early contenders in the first half, drew away in the stretch to win as his rider pleased. Jacobite trailed distantlv for a half, but moved up with a rush in the stretch and outgamed Dainty Dame in the last furlong. Dainty Dame ran a good race, tint was not good enough today. KntieM tired after going hve furlongs. \1 Muller ran a good half liefore tiring anil will improve. Q -a A Qg FOI'RTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (N1400 — 1:43* — 3 — lOO.i Purse $400. 4-year-4J JL4jC4L^^5 olds ami upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $300. Ini! Horses AWtPPSt U % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ^.^''''pT.^'sh.3' Sales? 81437 MOQIETTE w 4 104 4 1 11 11 1' F Fl M McGee W J Young $1500 $985 $1285 $100 81437 ROYAL TOFRIST WB 4 112 1 3 P 2» 9 2l 2". Page C R Ellison 1288 005 1828 80 81437 OLD HONESTY ws 5 108 7 4 4- 8» 2b 32 3' J Lee A .1 Gorey 445 455 6511 55 S12182ZIPANGO w 5 108 3 2 S« 51 4'1 45 4' E Martin A Weher 310 340 575 60 81488 JOHN E. M'MILLAN W 8 1091 2 5 6 » 610 6 8* 5» V Powers JRW'nwright SM 170 325 25 S14II0-ST. ELMWOOD w I 108 6 6 21 41 8J 6 6 M Preston St.IaniesS'lde 425 410 5i;ii 50 77854 MISS CRAWFORD WB 8 103 5 7 7 7 Pulled up.T Rice W A Hughes 30 40 120 10 $4170 81886 $4535 $360 $5 mntuels paid. Moquettc. $13.20 straight. $8.25 place. $6.75 show; Roval Tourist. $0.85 place. $7.20 shove- Old Honest v. $N.45 show. Equivalent booking odds — Moquette. 164 lo 100 straight. 65 to 100 place. 35 to 100 show: Roval Tourist, 07 to 100 place. 44 to 100 show: Old Honesty. 08 to MM show. Time. 242. 40. 1:13 . 1:30. 1:43 (new track record). Winner — B. c. by Ren Holladay — Ruction (trained by W. J. Young). Went to ]K st at 4:.'!5. At oost I minute. Start bad. Won easily: second and third driving. Moquette showed a high order of speed in pacemaking throughout and won under mild restraint. Royal Tourist followed Moquette close up and but for lieing in close quarters through the final luilong. would have been much nearer file winner at the end. Old Honesty ran a good race and was prominent throughout. Zipango • anie from a long way back in the last quarter. John E. McMillan ran fairlv well. St. Elinwood tired lailly after going a good three-quarters. Miss Crawford acted sourly, refused to break and was pulled up arte* going a half. Overweights— John E. McMillan. 1 ' pounds. 1 ftl /1QQ FIFTH RACE— 1-2 Mile. (81435— 47*— 2— 114.) Purse $300. 2 year-olds. Maidens. O JL Tt «lF 517 Fillies. Special Weights. Net value to winner $225. Ir.d Horses A Wt PPSt U U % Str Fin Jockey* Owners jggjg^g ^Q S13732FERENO W 110 11 | U 11 F BJ McGee W J Young $825 $545 $950 $27 81373rPATSALAOA w 110 8 4 2* 22 22 Troxler A Brown 695 440 705 30 81344 CHANTICLOR WB 110 12 6 Bt 31 31 V Powers .1 T Ireland 435 1X5 295 25 81344 CELLARET w 110 9 8 01 41 42 Warren G .1 Long 160 140 240 10 S1435 GRACE DIXON w 110 10 5 4' 52 52 Kennedy WdfrdAt Fizer 90 55 286 5 8143S*GRANNY DISMAL w 110 7 7 V 61 62 Heidel W Grater 150 125 280 10 814:15 LADY MELTON w 110 5 2 92 7' 7" E Martin W E Oots 220 170 305 81344 ZEPHYR w 110 4 9 82 8' 81! Page J N* Camden 2S5 155 375 10 81344 ALAXIE w 110 3 1 7» 9l 91 D Austin FCVanMeter t75 85 150 5 AUTUMN ROSE ' w 110 6 10 H* 10* lu» Franklin C D Chenault t t t *5 S1435 MISS OWAY w 110 2 11 IF IF ll2 Lloyd W F Scbulte t t t * AMERIQL'E W 110 1 12 12 12 12 T Rice G W J Bisseli 20 15 45 * $2955 $1915 $3650 $142 $5 mntuels paid. Fercno. $17.00 straight, $8.80 place. $7.45 show: Patsalaga. $0.70 place. $s.."k» show: Chanticlor. $10.96 show. Equivalent Ixioking odds— Kereno. 240 to 100 straight. 76 lo 100 place. 40 to 100 show: Patsalaga. 04 to 100 place. 07 to loo show: Chiiuticlor. 110 to 100 show. ' 'Auction field. fMutuel field. Time. 23». 47 (new track record). Winner — Ch. f. by Nasturtium — Grace I. (trained bv IV. I. Young). Went to post at 5:15. At |x.st 3 minutes. Start g;xxl. Won eaatty; second and third driving. Fereno. lucky in escaping interference, went into a long lead at once and won all the way. Patsalaga ran in closest pursuit (hroiighout. but tired slightly near the end. Chanticlor was away poorly and ran well, but suffered much from interference. Cellaret came from a long way back and finished gamely, (trace Dixon tiled ill the last furlong. There was a bad mixuo soon after the start, desiroving the chances of the la^t -i\. Scratched 8132Q Inferno Queen. IIP: 81407 llerinosa Bella. 1 Hi. £^ -| PT/~./"\ SIXTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (81408—1:43 — I— km") Purs.- $400. 3 year olds 0 J. OV JvJ and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $300. 1 ml Horses AWtPPSt % M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ^'j^'j^Sh"" SaTes" (814H)47RBKL w 1 116 4 6 6h 6 8 3 » F V Powers P M Civill $075 $580 $735 $100 81488*J. H. REED wb 3 103 1 1 7'5 72 4U 2'f L'n M McGee H'sn&Hogan 445 83S 415 50 (M34DM1SS CRITTENDEN w 3 101 8 4 ]J F 11 1U 3'1 Kennedy TGMcDowell 100 80 175 15 (sl313iWDOL WINDER W3 96 3 3 5- 5H 7- 51 41 Taplin StJamesS'ble 1125 740 9"5 105 81342 ASPIRIN WB 3 102 I 2 3h 2"t 21 4l 5' E Martin A Baker 2S0 165 310 35 IM405)CYMBAL w 4 107 6 7 4'1 4" 61 6^ 6« Page W G.rst Sir, 575 85T. 100 81293 RICHARD REED w 3 101 5 5 21 31! S« 7' 7l D Austin M C Moore 288 165 300 90 81372 RED HI'SSAR Ws 4 108 7 S S 8 S 8 8 T Rice G W J Bisseli 45 40 25 8 88898 S26S0 $3740 $503 $5 mntuels paid. Creel. $26.05 straight, $12.00 place, $10.05 show; J. H. Reed. $17.15 place. $13 00 show : Miss Crittenden. $20.20 show. Equivalent Ixioking mills -Creel. 439 to 100 straight, 140 to 100 place, 101 to 100 show: J. H. Reed. 243 to loo place. 178 to KKI show; Miss Crittenden. 424 to 100 show. Time, 24s 40. 1:14. 1:20. 1 :43L Winner — B. g, by Wixdsthorpe — Extra (traiued by P. M. Civill). : Went to iwst at 5:48. At post 2 minutes. Start gixnl. Won driving: second and third Hie same. Creel was restrained for the first three quarters, then movcal up with a rush in the stretch, wore Miss Crittenden down in the last seventy yards and won going away. J II. Reed began slowlv and suffered from interference, but closed a big gap lu the last quarter and took second place in the last stride. Miss Crittenden showed line spied and, setting a fast pace, stayed letter than was expected in the final drive. W.iolwluder raw a good race. Aspirin quit badly after going well for seven furlongs. Richard Reed tired after being prominent for a half. Cymbal ran poorly. The winner was entered for $800: no bid. Scratched — 81346 UUredeux, 10b; 81408 Bouuie Bard, 100; (81470)Greuade, lot); UllbO Kenuewick, 106. Page 4 Pimlico Pimljco Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, May 12. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK GOOD. PIMLICO ENTRIES. Raring starts at .'Pikj p. in. (Chicago time. 2:00.) X Bum "ill in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-alda, Maidens, Special Weights. (Traek record: 81388— 541— 2—117.) Ind. Ho; si-. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. HJcp. M4c.il Lie-.tta 1 2 :-V.- lo7 72.", 814U0 l.il lie Hoj 104 :00k 107 720 MJ : Wil.l lire 107 71.-. 81.108 Raffaello Jr 107 715 81234 Isleton m» 710 81288 Lothario llo 710 81234 Rebellion 107 710 S1234 Good Intent II*.. ..TOO M:'. .e.i Kvnit p 7.. .711-, SUM Urea* Parade II 110 7iM Car/pte, cli. r. by McUce — Calil'or- ni;i 107 Pimlieo, ! . •. bv Star Ruhv Virginia Moore 110 Second Race — 3-4 Mile. :: rear out ami upward. s dlinc. (Track record: VMS t:i2* 2 122.) (8131:1) RED RIVER 102 1:12 t. .117. . X7.V) (M177i s.ii Volatile 118 1:124 ."...10:; 7tr. MH I Horace i: 113 1:14] r...l07 749 M:;i:;- Consistent 83 1:13 B..183..XT49 Mi:;:; Rosiiniro 115 1:131 4. . 10s. . x74r. Ml.::: Blacksheen 106 1:191 4. .108. .X 740 81306 our Maggie "*.. M....74a) 81315 Margaret 102 1:10 4..M3..XT3S 81X18 Maxim Gun Ill 1:14? ::.. 03..X735 81450 l'cnl 91 1:141 "...UHl NO 78082 Cliarhari 115 1:15] 5. .110 tiito Third Race — 1 Mile. Bleakness Btakee. S2.im" added and $500 in Plate. :!-v ear-olds. Allowances. (Track record: TWIT 1 af I t 111 77C.0.V-- Fashion 1'late 111..X750 (HRf*JO)tTrance 121.. X 745 M lilt Statesman MM. .$746 (81464)*The Gardener 110 745 81420 Arondack 91 1 :4414. 10 i..x74O (81.'t35)*8ans Souci II 105 1:40* 111 740 81490* Bffendl UC 740 (81462) Poromokc 110 1:40? 1IO..X740 81429* Siskin "S 1:448 121 7:J5 M101 Crania 108. . X733 81464* Hill Top 1)0 1:401 111 735 BUM tTraveller Ill 730 Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. II.lcii. 81338 Michael Beck HI.. X720 *G. .1. Kraus entry. jG. If. Odom entry. Fourth Race — About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. 4-vear-olds and upward. Allowances. (Track record: I1IMM I 01 II 144.) (81193) Thistledal; 8. .189 7k (81430) Waterway 8..15S..X600 81430* Dr. Keith 6.. 15*.. 880 81368 Canvas ."...It... 880 77i«i2 Alabama 4..U8. ...8S5 814H2 The Dim 4. .132. .xu7o Fifth Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. rtlBea. Special Weights. (Track record: T80S7 — \ittj 3 188.1 81330* Silk Hose 112 1:42* loo 725 81366 Iialotnilal.lt' Wo 720 81338 ('..list. nation 100.. : 71". 81388 Ballet Girl 189..X710 SUM Hutioek 100 7!0 Sixth Race — 1 1-8 Miles. "roar nid and upward. Selling. (Track record: BOMB 1:541—3- ill.) (81 433) Court l.adv :-... B8. .X723 81265 Jeaaette af 012:01 ::. . 94 J20 81482* cunning 3. .184.. X 715 si 184 Roaafentoa .;. .104. . X7i5 M211 Adoration 107 1:51' ."...111.. 716 81439 Kethaa 6..1M..X710 si :71 Kin* Of P.ashan ... 5..116. .XT1Q M.:7I I.allv 168 1:53! 5. .119.. X 70a 81481 lins Helm ."...102 7.0 S14:.3 l.ady Karma 5. .100 . . X700 Seventh Race — 3-4 Mile. :; year olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 7SOM— 1:121— 2— 122.) 81367' St. Jeanne- 104 1:12* 5. .|-.i2. . X725 (81428) Momentum 183 1:124 5..100..X72O 81459' Rally Preston 118 1:124 5.. 184. .X 715 81428* Simple Honours ...107 1:181 C. .105. . X7I5 81367 Chief Haves 08 1:1.1* 0. .107. . P)715 81.111 Ida P 104 1:12» 4. .10:;. .©710 M t".ria Indian Hunter 3.. 05..X710 81483 George W. Lehoit. .107 1:181 ¥.. 02 705 81338 Ragman 100 1:14 S..90..X705 81402 Laura A lo.sil:14« 6. .103.-. XTOO R1402 Coon 103 1:15 5. .188. . ©7m SI 177 Uacin.-tte 5.. 188 605 The Bgnrea under "Kec." in at ove entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance1, with weight carried, since January 1. 1!)06. This time is not necessarily made by a winner. It may be the estimated time of a losing performance. LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. The small figure under "Str." shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race. The small figure under "Fin."— unless the horse won — shows the number of lengths the ho-rse was behind the winner. • FIRST RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. (S139G — 54}— 2— 117.) Index Course DistTimeT'clcOdds Wt St tt % % StrFln Jockeys Best Company LUCETTA. ch. f. 2. bv Cesarion— Mobalosca (M. J. Cromwell). Weight today 107. 81464 Pimlico 4' f ESI slow M 104 1 1 4'} 7a C 'irand TornMelton. Lit. Kins. BeaoOhiltoo. 81284 Pimlico 4' f r.r. fast 15 102 3 2 2- 2* C Grand Mexoana. Little King. Sou. 81194 Pimlic o 1-2 491 fast 15 107* S 7 4* 22 Delaby MissLoris. L. Watches. S.Siinnlieitv 81132 Pimlico 1-2 54 hvy 15 107 12 11 11* 102"iDtdaby Sou. Fauntleroy. Our Hannah. LILLIE HOY. b. f. 2. by Reliable— Bonds (J. S. Hoy). Weight todav 107. 81*60 Pimlico 4'. f 561 slow S 104 10 9 H S'U Bergen ToinMellon. Lit. King. BeauChiltou. S13: 0 I'inilico 4.'. f 54J fast 10 104 4 4 4' 3'i J Bergen Dullcare. Fauntlerov. Jessica. SI! 1 Pimlieo 41 f 5&| fast 15 100 7 6 fi3 S'"i Leach Zacatecas. Busy. Algronel. ■2M Pimlico 1-2 4Sg fast 25 109 11 8 7& 6" J Bergen Zacatecas. Oompton. Jessica. WILD FIRE. ch. f. 2. bv Ogden— Drama (William Garth). Weight tcdav 107. 81458 Pimlico 5-8 1:032 slow 25 99 6 5 4 31 3n Upton Bodminster. Compton, Ham'nPass. 81309 Pimlico 1-2 48js fast 8 110 10 10 9* 91T J MclntyreLit.Kiug. Megantic. Missltaffaelln. RAFFAELLO JR.. br. g. 2. by Raffaello — Orange and Black (P. Gallagher). Weight today 107. S13O0 Pimlico 4' 1 .".:.» fast 60 Hi7 8 8 82 9" Harty BeauOhilton. Bedminstor. Dalhonsle SlLijl I'inilico 4i f 5«i fast 50 106 7 7 7'J 9,6JHarty TheMonk. UossliamptOD. B. Chilton. ISLETON. ch. c. 2. by Islington — Marjoram (J. G. Oxnard). Weight today 110. 81234 Pimlieo 4i f 552 fast 30 107 7 9 96 9'UWRW'k'r Dullcare. Rcsponsful. KatheriheVan LOTHARIO, b. c. 2. bv Orlando — Elopement (Chelsea Stable). Weight today 110. D2H Pimlico 1-2 481 fast 8-5 112 10 5 4} 4« A Lang Zacatecas. Compton. Jessica. REBELLION, ch. f. 2. bv Star Shoot— Magna Charta (H. L. Lee). Weight todav 107. S1J34 Pimlico 4J f 552 fast 15 lOiii 6 3 2nk 5s' Harty Dullcare. Rcsponsful. KatheriueVan GOOD INTENT, br. c. 2. bv Chilton— Contents (Mrs. R. W. Walden) Weight todav 110. 81231 Pimlico 4J t 5.".J fast 10 107 8 7 8»» S7 H'cliffe Dullcare. Responsful. Kath. Van. KYRAT, br. g. 2. by Faraday — Miss Lillian (W. Jennings). Weight todav 107. 81SM Pimlico 4} f 55* fast 25 l' 7 6 5 7s a6'. Devcrich BeauChllton. Bcdminster. DaOwusie 81261 Pimlico 4.J f 56J fast 30 102 8 6 53 5,01C Grand TheMonk. Itossliampton. B. Chilton. S1171 Pimlico 4i f 55iS fast 15 102 5 9 106 ll"2 Deverich TheMonk. Our Hannah. Inspection. DRESS PARADE II.. b. c. 2. by Wooisthorpe— Lady Prim (0. L. Richards). Weight todav 110. M::'.:i Pinilic.i 1-2 i = last -10 n:: s C 6- 78 Deverich Lit. King. Megantic. MissRaffaello. M-'::4 i'inilico 4J f Cr.i fast 20 181 I 10 10 10-3JDeverich Dullcare. ResBOnsfaL KatheriueVan 8iin .'uiiiiuo 4i f bot fast 20 105 8 11 12 12" K CallahanTheMonk. Our Hannah. Inspection. ■tat start for the following: CALYPTE. ch. f, 2. by McGeo— California (Oneck Stable). Weight todav 107. PIMLICO. b. c. 2. bv Star Ruby— Virginia Moore (T. Clyde). Weight today 110. SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (780S1— 1:12^—2—122.) RED RIVER, ch. h. 5. bv Fatherless— Lizzie H. (A. B. Hancock). Weight today 117. M3i:: Pimlic-.i 3-1 l:i::3 fast 1-6 114 I 111* l'J J MclntyreOns-istent. Mvstllier. Coon. 81216 Pimlico 7-8 1:L-7J last 1 115 4 3 1 1 1« Is J MclntvreCliarlie r.astman. lathna. Ottoman. 81134 Pimlico 3-4 1:21* hvy 4-6 115 I 111* l1! W McIn'reKeaueoup. Stargowan, StarEmblem. 777S5 Empire 3-4 1:12 1 fast 4 108 3 3 6 6 6;,JD McC'thyBesom. Arondack. Itoyal Onvx. 77K42 Beli-iont 1 l:3&i fast 7 104 2 2 1 3 4 4" Upton HalfSovereign. BenBan. Delirium. SAL VOLATILE, ch. m. 5. by Disguise— Heartburn (J. W. Colt). Weight todav 133. 81177 Pimlico 3-11:15 fast 10 105 1 2 2 21 14 J Bergen Halifax. Jennie Wells. Sim. Honours 79578 Savannah 5-8 1:041 fast 4-5 107 3 Mahon Niolcss. Birdsiayer. Ora Sudduth. 79516 Savannah 5-8 1:038 fast 9-10 104 28 Mahon Youthful. Risk. HORACE E., ch. g. 5. by Bannockburn— Miss Lvnah (P. J. Rainey). Weight todav 107. 81401 Pimlico 3-4 1:13* fast 15 111 6 3 2 2H 4s Liebert King Cobalt. Canning. Momentum. 78851 Pimlico 3-4 1:144 fast 9-10 116 2 1 1 2* 2s Nieol Itossfenton. Castlewood. Gio.lta^'gio 77955 Pimlico 1 1:468 hvy 4-5 108 2 1 1 2 2 22» Cnton Gridiron. 77880 Pimlico 3-4 1:19] hvy 8-5 110 2 11 l'J l3 Upton Live Wire. Berkeley. 74754 Jamaica 51 r 1:07 fast 21 m 7 4 1 2J 421 1) McC'thy Colloquy. Grlmaldl. Pantoufle. CONSISTENT, b. m, 6. bv Galore— Con iectrix (Mrs. R. W. Walden). Weight tod&v 103. SI3I3 I'imlieo 3-4 l:13f fast 7 107 1 3 4 2s 2'J Mc".ihev I!od River. Mvstirior. OoOB. 81173 I'imlieo 3-4 1:14 fast 4 105 3 2 2 22 l1" Goldstein Botanist. Neoekakeeta. I). Snanker. 78091 Pimlico 3-4 1:131 fast 35 115 7 7 6 6s 6«1 Crowley Halifax. Sal Volatile. Botanist. 78065 Pimlieo 7-S 1:28 fast 8-5 109 3 11 2 I* 1« Goldstein I'een In. Kurinides. Youthful. 7S0:Ci I'imlieo 3-4 1:14 fast 15 115 1 3 3 2* 21 Goldstein Botanist. Superstition. Laura A. ROSIMIRO. ch. c, 4. bv Pontiac — Nil Desperandum (W. T. Rvan). Weight todav 108. 81433 Pimlico UnWy 1:46 fast 3J 111 6 1 1 1 31 6*| I Reid ConrtLady. Gr't Jubilee, lliahltange R13S7 Pimlico 3-4 1:12J fast 12 110 7 3 3 S* 5'" W Dovle Takahlra, St. Jeanne. I'autoutle. 8XQ5 Pimlico 7-8 1:271 last 2 113 2 1 2 2 42 5;iW Doyle RedRlrer. CbarUeBastman. Zethus. 75786 Shtf psh'd 6} f 1:22 mud 5 114 2 3 2 21 23 W Doyle S.Lynnewood. Sarac'esca. LiveWirc. 75569 Sheepshead 1 1:39 fast 15 10! 1 1 1 1 2H i'-\ W Doyle Ballot, Live Wire, Spooner. BLACKSHEEP. ch. c. 4. bv Sir Hampton— Gladeycs (L. Blume). Weight todav 108. 81133 Pimlico lmO)vl:i« fast 3 116 2 3 2 2 61 6'1 K Dugan CourfLady. Gr'tluMiee. High Range 8J::.".N Pimlico 3-4 l:13g fast 20 luG 11 7 6 5'* V Deverich Simple Honours. Kcmptou. Bdgely. 7805^ Pimlico lmWy lAii fast 15 106 9 4 5 8 91 916 Pohanka SolonShingle. K.ofl'.ashan. Racinell mm I'inilico 1 3-16 2:08 hvy 30 MS 6 3 3 6 6 681 Goldstein Lally. Juggler. Whip Top. 779".4 Pimlico lm40y 1:48J hvy 6 105 2 2 2 2 2l 3" McCahey Berkeley. Pins and Needles. OUR MAGGIE, ch. f. 3. bv Balivhoo Bev— Sublimity (W. D. Althousei. Weight todav 93. 81366 Pimlico 5-8 l:00g fast 60 110 7 3 3 3'1 4r} J Bergen Taalej, Mauviette. Merrv Gift. 79)90 Pimlieo 5-8 1:01 fast 20 100 3 2 3 51 7»* Crowley Tal oo. Thetis. Ballot Girl. 78DCS Pimlieo 51 f laisl fast 80 109 7 14 S'J 9='' A Lee Hilltop. OreatJul'iiee. DandeXovles 76018 Brighton 5-8 l:01g fast 10 104 8 2 4 4" 81B McCahey KubiaGranda, L.Selina, Arionette. MARGAKET, ch. f. 4. by St. George— Emma Primrose (R. S. Garrett). Weight todav 103. M::ir. Pimlico 1 1:40? fast 40 1«3 8 3 4 7 9'110-«jDeverich Smoker. Lad of I.angden. Hill Top. 81211 Pimlico 7-S 1:27J fast 40 Ml 8 5 5 5 41 513 Deverich (iretnaOreen. Peaueoup K.ofl'.aslian 78091 Pimlico 3-4 1:131 fast 4 J 11". 8 10 10 10 917}I)elat.v Halifax. Sal Volatile. Botanist. 78020 Pimlico 1 l:43g fast 20 Mill 1 1* 11 Delaby GusIIelm. J.Ermentrout. Charivari. MAXIM GUN. ch. c. 3. by St. Maxim— Addie Mills (Prospect Stable). Weight today 93. 81338 Pimlieo 3-4 1 :13? fast 30 100 7 6 5 63 763 T Chandlers. Honours. Blacksbeen. Kemnton. 81153 Pimlico 3-i 1:151 fast 20 105 1 10 9 92 10;5;Chandler Intervene. Summer Night. XcIm^.-. 7-07'j Pimiico 3-4 l:14j| fast 30 110 3 3 8 88 81- W Ott Orania. Great Jubilee. Ballet Girl. 780^4 Pimlico 51 I 1:083 rast 8 112 8 7 7 81 810 Delaby SummcrNight. Ouantico. Haukwing FONT. br. g. 3. by Hastings — Bellegarde (Mrs. M. Michaels). Weight todav 100. 81439 Pimlico 1 1:433 slow 15 96). 9 9 8 9 8l «'- Fuerst Neaakaleeta, lad. Hunter. S.Preatun 81376 Pimlico 1 1:40 fast 20 100 10 10 10 10 10 M*« A Martin Kio Grande. Mystlfter. GUd 81235 Pimlico 3-4 1:13J fast 10 105 8 8 10 7" * 7'i Rollins Takahira. I'.rounTonv. Witch. Hour 81172 Pimlico 11:42 fast 4 95* 7 7 3 3 42 t:J K Ilaynes B.ot Jessamine. Lallv. WiLLackaje 81133 Pimlico 3-4 1:21 hvy 8 941 1 2 1 Is l5 J Reid Ruxton, Clements. Chief Hayes. CHARIVARI, b. h, 5, by Disguise— Royal Rose (G. P. Sherman). V/eight tcc'av 110. 7S092 Pimlico 1 1-2 2:353 fast 25 no 1-3 6 7 71 l*» Nicol Supersti'n. O.oftliellills. W.Lackaye 78065 Pimlico 7-8 1:28 fast 40 102 14 14 12 12 91 9: J Schaller Consistent. I'een In. Enritddes. MM I'imlieo 1 1:433 fast 10 DO 5 11 11 11 8* 431 J J Walsh Margaret. G.Helm. J. Ernientrout. THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. Preakness SUkes. 3-year-olds. Allowances. (7S037— 1:393— :;— 105.) FASHION PLATE, ch. c. 3. by Wooisthorpe— Fashionable (Oneck Stable). Weight today 111. 77683 Belmont 7-S 1:251 fast 2-5 9.". 12 3 3 3; 2'1 Upton Kaleada. Footpad. Tonv Bonero. 77573 Belmont 3-4 1:113 fast 2J 9S 7 6 4 41 31 Upton Delirium. II. Sovereign. W.Masoo. 77520 Belmont 6\ f 1:1SJ fast 8-5 113 5 1 1 1! l4 I'utcii Stargowan. Br.Nvmph. Roaafentoa. 77424 Aqueduct 1 1-8 1:531 fast 3 100 1 1 1 1 11 l1 Upton Frank Gill. Roy .Tourist B. Jonathan TRANCE, b. f, 3. by Ben Brush— Fair Vision (G. M. Odom). Weight today 121. 81280 Pimlico 3-4 1:13J fast 3-5 98 3 1113 PI Upton Do Mund. Pantoufle. Balbek. 780S1 I'imlieo 3-4 1:121 fast 7-10 119 2 1 1 P 21 Nicol Statesman. Intervene. Ramble. 78034 Pin.lico 3-4 1:13 fast 7-10 119 1 11 l2 l2 Nicol Statesman. Footpad. Waponoca. 77953 Pimlico 61 f 1:091 hvy 2-5 114 4 2 2 2* 2~ Upton Statesman. Michael Beck. Buxton. STATESMAN, b. c. 3. by Kinlev Mack— Janice (F. E. Gardner). Weieht todiv 123. 81429 Pimlico lm60v P443 fast 3* 308 7 9 9 8 81 9* Liebert Lad of Langdcn. Siskin. Gowan. 81236 Pimlico 1 1 -40 fast 4-5 114 2 2 2 2 4^ 42 Upton Juggler. Oncstion Mark. Cowan. 81186 Pimlico teMWy 1:46} fast 8-5 ME 211 1 P l* E Dugan PtoaAMeadta. Joggler. Boesfenton. 81187 Pimlico lm40vl:53 hvv 7-10 95 2 2 1 1 1" 1'° Upton Guest ion Mark. Lally. ( hepontin . 78081 Pimlico 3-4 I OH fast 6-6 122 1 2 2 210 P Notter TYance. Intervene. Ramble. THE GARDENER, b. c. 3. by Toddmgton— La Fleur (G. J. Kraus). Weight tcdav 116. 81464 Pimlico 13-16 2:01 stow « S 3 11 1 HI* JBeid I'ln-ArN.-edlc-s. HIIFToo. Rossfenton. 77516 Belmont 3-4 ll'i fast 4 Ml 3 1 1 lh 41 Gilbert .Statesman. Footpad. Royal Captive. T7450 Belmont 61 f 1:191 fa^t 3 123 2 2 t !* ! Sweet Selectman. Amri. La Belle Ague*. 77319 Aqueduct 3-4 1:15 fast 21 102 2 2 2 3u HD McC'thy WiseMason. Spellbound. Witch. Hour ARONDACK. b. f. 3. bv Hastings— Astoria (Mrs. J. McLaughlin). w°«:ht *••**» los- 81429 Pimlico lmSOy 1:44? fast 15 !«; 11 8 In M V - 7'J .1 Bergen I-ad of _ Lang'len. Si-kin. t.owan M2V.. Pimlico lm40\- 1:43 fast 9 :■! 5 6 6 5 4' 4*1 J Bergen Liv.-U ire. P. .y Needles Sup rsliliou 81192 Pimlico 3-11:131 fast 30 102 7 6 7 7« 7s J Bergen Royal Onyx. lie Mind. Live J ire. 78048 Jamaica 3-4 1:138 fast 6 98 7 6 6 Sl 4« G Lvnch Royal Onyx. Cresslna. Notasabra. 77900 Jamaica 3-4 1:131 slop 9-5 96 6 6 6 6 6« Vorke Fonntainblue. Cressma. Oues.Mark. SANS SOUCI II.. b. f. 3. bv Ben Strome — Sans Peur (G. J. Kraus). , . ,. Weirht todav 111. 8133T. Pimlico 1 i -4"! fast 7 M" 2 11 1 1" l'J B Dugan Poctmoke. Indlanlrnnter. Mayltlrer Pimlico 3-1 1:131 fast 9-10 1a:, 3 ill3 I] B Dunn l t.-t li I.-li.-m. ifk a-W.-lkiii. S.ServIce 764b I .Saratoga 61 f 1 :0S " rchiI 12 M 1 1 1 2s Z* D Mcl,"thy Variation, Cheek, lata llranvillo. EFFENDI. br. c. 3. bv Previous— Hatasoo (W. T. Rvan^. Weight today 116. Ml'" Pimlico 3-4 1:161 slow 1". 106 :; 3 2 3 WW Doyle Tastey, King Cobalt. 81336 Pimlico 1 1:401 fast 16-5 llo 8 2 2 2 4' ::J W Doyle 'S.insSoiteill.. I'i„V!iuoke. In. Hunter 8117." I'imlieo 3-4 1:14 fast 6-5 100 3 11 1*| l* W Doyle Croydon. Aunt Jul.'. Wild Willow. 77991 Jamaica 3-4 1:141 fast 20 to 1 2 4 52 5'1 J Bergen Waponoca. Wt*e Mason, Sententious POC0MOKE. ch. c. 3. by The Friar— Stars (T. ClydeL Weieht todav 116. 81462 Pimlico J-4 1 :!".-' slow 11 1 7 7 6 2 2 1 l* flnldstein Personal. Omning. XelK c. 81335 Pimlico 11:401 fast 9-5 110 1 4 4 4 3". 2'* Goldstein S.Soueill., IndianlliintiT. MavRiver 81194 Pimlico 1 1:411 that 8-6 110 4 3 3 3 3"' 32i H'cliffe Hill Top. Indian Banter. Xebec. 7881 1 Pimlico 1 1 :4"J fast 3 100 2 2 2 2 21 31 Goldstein Con. Ranger. Rossfenton. G.Jubilise. 77928 Pimlico 1 l:45jj hvy 3 981 2 1 1 1 ll 1" Goldstein Whin Top. Rossfenton. 77245 Toronto 1 1:401 fast 20 89 2 1 1 1 2* 3* J Bergen Bouquet. Lady Martha. Alice. SISKIN, b. c. 3. bv Goldfinch— Duchess of Towers (J. Bass). Weight today 121. 81429 Pimlic. lm60v 1:143 fast 6') 94 lo 11 7 7 72 2l J Reid Lad of I.angden Gonnm. Live Wire M_:!u Pimlico 1 1:40 fast 60 98 5 6 6 6 6* 5s E GrIHin Juggler. Question Mark. Gowan. 8108S Jacka'Tllle ll:4".»good3 110 6'" Griffin ILotllyaeth. Roseburgl I.. B. Double 80787 Jacks'ville 1 1:483 good 31 112 7 9 8 9 9 8" Young Youthful. Belle Scott. Litter Hand. GRANIA. ch. f. 3. by Handspring— Lovett (A. Garson). Weight tcdav 106. 81194 Pimlico 1 1 :41g fast 4J MS 14 4 4 5J 6"J E Dugan Hill Top. Indian Hunter. Pocoatnke 78094 Pimlico 1 1:49] fast 12 106 7 9 10 11 84 8'= Liebert Con. Ranger. Rossfenton. I'ocomoke. 78079 Pimlico 3-4 l:14g fast 10 1091 1 6 4 2»" 11 Liebert GreatJubilee. Balletliirl. Bon. Kelso. HILL TOP. b. f. 3. bv Clifford— Whiplash (R. Angarola). Weight todav 111. S1464 Pimlico 1 3-16 2:04 slow 15 100 1 2 4 4 33 3'\ J Bergen T. Garden' r, Pins and N'les.R'fenton 81.115 Pimlico 1 1:4« fast 11-5 99 6 4 3 2 31 3'3 Crowley Smoker. L.ofLangden. Wil.I.ncknye SI 194 Pimlico 11:413 fast 41 105 2 2 2 2 l1 1! Crowley Indian Hunter. I'ocomoke. Xebec. 81133 Pimlico 3-4 1:21 hvy 15 1011 6 5 8 8" 7" Crowley Font. Ruxton. Clements. 78090 Pimlico 5-8 1:01 fast 2 95 7 7 7 4nk 441 Ural Taboo. Thetis. Ballet Girl. TRAVELLER, ch. c, 3. by Prince of Melbourne — Rose Prim (G. M. Odom). Weight t Imlico 1 1:101 fist S 110 4 6 7 7 7'10'ilUplon S.11 ■Snill.. Pocomoke. In. Hunter 76217 Brighton 5J f 1:07 fast 21 111) 7 6 2 l'l Is Sweet Donatus. Lasata. Killcreen. 76167 Brighton 51 f 1:08 slop 30 102 5 4 4 4J 4" Gilbert R.Granda. StarThistle. Roy. Captive 75698 Sbe.-psh'd 5-8 598 fast 50 VV 7 7 7 71 6'» McCahey Preceptor. Fore, Sea Cliff. MICHAEL BECK. b. c. 3. by St. Gatien— Jude (Bevcrwyck Stable). Weight todav 111. 81335 Pimlieo 111' fnst 12 1M I 5 i I 6l 7;3 Liebert SaTisSV.-iefll.. Pocom.*o. In. Hunter 1 inlico 3-4 1:11 fast 20 107 5 oaf.2 M* htcCahef Trance-. Stalcsmnn. Pontpad. 77W:. Pimlico 3-4 1:18 hvy 10 ]o7 2 12 I* 2U Goldstein Statesman. Con'ghtRanger. HlgliHat 77963 Pimlico 61 f 1:091 hvy 10 M6 2 3 3 S3 3 ,0 Goldstein Statesman. Trance. Itnvlon. 77^.C. Pimlico S-S 1:031 hvy 3-5 100 4 111* 1« Upton Ballet Girl. Red Doe. Greenhow. :. J. Kraus enlry Sins Soaei II. and The Oardenor. ('.. M. (i.lc.m enlry — Traveller and Trance. FOURTH RACE — About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. 4-ycar-clds and upward. Allowances. (77 s.c; \ i \ 81 144.1 THISTLEDALE. ch. g. 8. by Knigh* of the Thistle— Zerlina (J. W. Colt). Weight todav 155. 81193 Pimlico Ab 2 4:21 fast 2 5 153 111 1 l2 l1 J Lynch Sir Woosti -. Grandpa. Sanetus. 77114 G'vesend Ab 21 4:13 fast 8-5 162 2 111 l'l 11 3 Lynch Sanefus. Bayonet. C^ ligny. 76S24 Pheepsh'd Ab 2 4:08 fast 2-5 160 2 1 1 1 1« 1* J Lynch Denier. Bat. Javanese. 76777 Sheepsh'd Ab2 4:02|fast 21 160 5 1 1 1 2« 2* J Lvnch Simon Pure. Sanetus. Agent. WATERWAY, b. g. 6, by Waterlevel — Runawav (Prospect Stablel. Weight today 155. 1 -i o Ab 2 4:25 last 7-5 153 5 111 P 1* F Willi;. s Touchwood. Dr. Keith, Sangjow. 81312 Pimlico Ab 2 4::::3 fast 4 151 6 4 4 2 23n 2} F Will' ins Touchwood. Kentuckyll.-aii. Canvas 78093 Pimlico Ab 2 4:42 fast 4-5 145 4 1 1 1 l10 P» K WilliamsNoblesse Oblige. Bersi. Bes«ie Kiser 78987 Pimlico Ab 2 4:2?8 fast 4 160 2 4 4 2 210 22 Dupee Sir Wooster. Economv. Grandpa. 7S035 Pimlico Ab 2 4:35 fast 5 152 1 3 3 2 2» 2»° E Heider Jim MeGill. Lizzie Flat. Paprika. DR. KEITH, b. g. 6. bv Dr. MacBride— Lady Keith (M. H. Dudley). Weight today 150. 81430 Pimlieo Ab 2 4:25 fast 10 131 10 6 6 4 4" 3" Saffel Waterway. Touchwood. Sunglow. 81368 Pimlico Ab 1 4:281 fast 3 163 5 6 6 5 4l 4' Saffel P.ofPllsen Bcll-the- at. W. Refrain 75670 Latonia S C 2:59 fast 13 Ml 6 9 7 5 510 5" Welton Jason. Mcllvain. Chancellor. 71418 Belmont Ab 3 6:14 fast 8 135 1 3 4 3 S4 321 M Hen'sonJimmy Lane. Islam. Guardian II. CANVAS, b. g, 5. by Canopus — Andrisa (J. P. Sherman). Weight todav 147. S136S Pimlieo Ab 2 4:288 fast 8 146 4 1 1 Fell. O'Leary P.ofPilsen. Bell-th. -Cat. W. Refrain S1312 Pimlico Ab 2 4:233 fast 7 139 2 3 3 4 4" 4S1 O'Leary Touchwood. Waterway. Kent. Beau 77188 Penning Ah 2 4:15 fast 4 138 1 l1 1" Bowser BessjoKiser. Benlala. In rtin.nee 77165 Jamestown S C 4:47 fast 5 148 3 3 3 3 4 4»"Hawkins Benlala. Bell-the-Cat. PeteVinegar. 77133 Jamestown Ab2 4:4S fast 4 142 3 1 1 3 l*"8"H3 Brown Woodside. Rye Bov. P. G. Tayloi. ALABAMA, ch. f, 4, by Sir Dixon— Cremorne (P. J. Dwyer). Weight today 130. 77102 G'vesend 11-16 1:50 fast 15 1M 6 M 10 10 10 8,2JW Miller DnkeofRoanoke. Torenia. DivieGold. 77060 G'vesend 11-8 1:55 fast 20 MB 9 9 9 9 9 92T D MeC'thylmitator. Torenia. Pi-d" Cold. 76948 Sheepsh'd 1 1:41 fast 10 I07 9 8 7 6 61 6'41D McC'thyBurgher. Imitator. Anonvma. 76679 Empire 1 1-16 1:513 fast 10 99 2 5 5 5 5" 22 D McC'thy J. E.MeMillan. Batsman. T.andTrue. THE DANE. b. g. 4. bv Bassetlaw— Krudane (A. J. Davis). Weight todav 132. 81492 Pimlico Ah 2 A :':: sl-.w M 133 :: 4 4 4 4 4-" McKin'v SirWooten. Reginald. Jim M.Gi!!. 14 Pimlico Ab 8 1:25 fast 40 l:i", 9 4 7 6 V .".-•• A Smith M'aterwav. Tourlm 1. Hr. Keith. 81336 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 40 107 I 6 6 9; S'-JKraus Golden Castle. Soil. Apologise. 81211 Pimlico 7-8 1:271 fast 50 110 7 7 12 12 12' 122» W R W'k'rGretnaCreen. Beaoeoun K.ofltashan 76214 Brighton 1 1-8 1:54 fast 5 98 5 2 3 4 43 4*1 Sweet Crack Shot. Goleonda. Cymbal. 76128 Brighton 1 1-16 1:481 fast 80 97 1 8 9 9 61 4'1 Sweet Montrose. Imitator. Coat of Arms. FD7TH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Special Weights. (7M)::7— 1:39?.— 3— 10T..) SILK HOSE. b. f. 3. bv Watercress— Hosiery (W. J. ShaughnessvL Weight todav 100. 81339 Pimlieo lmlOv 1 :44g fast 1 93 2 3 4 4 43 21 Deverich Clieponttic. Gus Helm. Ottoman. 78851 Pimlico 3-4 1:141 fast 12 92 5 6 6 6 611 H'clitt'e Rossfenton. HoraceE.. Castlewood. 77953 Pimlico 61 f 1:091 hvv 40 114 5 5 5 51* 5,sJHVliffe Statesman. Trance. Michael Beck. 772S6 Toronto 1 1:421 fait 25 112 2 2 1 1 l1 2" Kennedy Arondack. Alice. Olambala. INDOMITABLE, ch. f. 3. by Watercress — Victoria Cross (G. J. Kraus). Weferht todav 100. 81388 Pimlico 6-8 1:00? fast 20 110 6 8 9 t'l 6*| R'tmiro Taslev. Mauvic'tte. Merrv Gift. 81311 Pimlico 3 4 1:13] fa«t 13 96 9 S 6 ,r.S 61 Upton St. Jeanne. Sallv I'reston. Taboo. 81168 Pimlico 3-4 1 :143 fast 30 100 8 6 7 52 S' R'tmire 0'iantieo. Dispute. Ruble. 76637 Empire 51 f 1 :07| fast 12 107 4 8 12 12 13 E Dugan Billy Bodemcr. Prudent. S't.Wlthold CONSTELLATION, ch. f. 3. bv Star Shoot— Kentucky Belle II. (G. M. Odom). Weight todav 100. S133S Pimlico 3-4 1 : 133 fast M 94 14 11 13 10'IP1 Upton S. Honours. Blackshoop. Kempton. 78090 Pimlico 5-8 l:dl fast 10 104112 12 11 10' 10"lCullcn Talioo. Thetis. Ballet Girl. 78055 Pimlico 61 f 1:083 fast 7 109 10 10 10 62 6" Crowley HillTop. GreatJubilee. DandeNovles 77973 Pimlico 6} f 1:131 hvy 10 93 1 2 2 11 P Upton Court Lady. Cunning. Aralia. BALLET GIRL, ch. f. 3. by St. Leonards— Cerito (D. Stevenson). Weight todav 100. v.1360 Pimlico 5-S 1 :003 fast 20 110 9 9 6 4nt 6"1. H'cliffe Taslev. Mauviette. Merrv Gift. 81210 Pimlico 3 4 1:19] fast 30 103 7 6 7 7 714 H'cliffe " Half Sovereign. Pantoufle. Personal 7SO90 Pimlico 5-S 1:01 fast 8 100 6 5 4 31 331 Goldstein Taboo. Thetis. Hill Top. 78079 Pimlico 3-4 1:143 fast 4 107 4 4 2 32 3'1 Goldstein Grania. GreatJubilee. Bon. Kelso. 77969 Pimlico 3^1 1:22 hvy 3 107 2 1118 I4 Goldstein Boz. Nethermost. King Commoner. HURLOCK. b. f. 3. bv Semnronius— Whirlwind (T. Clyde). Weieht todav 100. 81314 Pimlico lm60y 1 :4."5 fast 12 M 11 11 M 10 10'ulo-:3Ramsey Ruxton. Beaucoup. Great J sl239 Pimlico Im'.Oy 1:451 fast 21 87 1 2 2 2 21 4-'l Leach St. Jos^pli. Ardri. Lallv. S117C Pimlico lm40v 1:45 fast 2 92 2 3 3 3 3' 23 Leach Bonnie Kelso. Gus Helm. King Sol. 77878 Pimlico 5* f 1:101 hvy 13-5 102 1 3 4 3n* 531 Goldstein Brown Tonv. Grania, Maxim Gun. SIXTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (501GS— 1 :543— 3— 111.) COTTPT LADY, b f. 3. bv Rensselaer— Stately fBeverwyck Stable). Weight today 99. M433 Pimlieo lrn60v 1:16 fast 4 ''4144 3 l3 12 T ChandlerGr'f.Tutiilee. HbrhRange. M.Catealn 81265 Pimlico 1 1-16 1:48? fast. 12 95 6 4 4 4 41 2'" T ChandlerL.ofliangden. Hawkw'g, MMari.uie 81191 Pimlico 1 1:413 fast 10 95 9 4 5 7 8' 8141T ChandlerQuanlico, Campaigner. L.ofl.angden B1158 Pimlieo 3-4 1:143 fast 6-5 100 9 4 5 4' 5'2}Upton Ouantico. Dispute. Indomitable. 78090 Pimlico 5-S 1:01 fast 8 100 9 9 8 82 8'1 H Alex Taboo. Thetis. Ballet Girl. TF.ANETTE M.. br. f. 3. bv Wooisthorpe— Black Lily (J. Gormlev). Weight todav 94. 81265 Pimlico 1 1-16 1:48? fast 5 94 4 Lost rider. J Reid L.ofLangden. C'rtl.adv. Ilawkwi.ig 81191 Pimlico 1 1:413 fast 10 95 3 9 8 8 61 7"! Leach Ouantico. Campaigner. L.ofI*ngden 81157 Pimlico lmfiOv 1:46 fast 3 94J 7 4 5 6 3t 4-J Upton Bob.Kean. Campaigner. RioGrande. 81091 Jack'ville 1 1-8 1:593 good 5 97 l3 Franklin BelleScott. Malediction. SprlngFrog CUNNING, b. f. 3. by Chilton— Prestidigitatrice (Barbarity Stable). Weight tod^v 104. 81462 Pimlico 3-4 1:151 slow H MS 4 5 4 33 M BcOTille Poeomoke. Personal. Xebec. 81491 Pimlico 3-4 1 :1 31 fast 15 10! 4 6 6 4l 23 Goldstein King Cobalt. Momentum. HoraceE. M311 Pimlico 3-4 1:131 fast 6 99 8 5 4 42 5=3 McCahey St. Jeanne. Sallv Preston. Tal oo. 812." Pimlico 3^1 1:131 fast 4 103 3 10 9 94 4'3 H'cliffe Takahira. BrownTonv. Witch. Hour 78090 Pimlico 5-8 1:01 fast 4 100 10 10 9 91! 9"lDel il v Taboo. Thetis. Ballet Girl. ROSSFENTON. gr. c. 3. bv Maxio— Sembrich (T. Clyde). Weight todav 104. 81464 Pimlico 13-16 2:64 slow:. Ml 2 6 6 5 42 4SJ Goldstein T. Gardener. P.&Needi"s. Hill Top. 81429 Pimlico ImOOv 1:445 fast -J) ;.;) s 12 12 11 IP S':J G ■•Id--. .11 Lad ..f Langden. Si=kin. Gowan. 81289 Pimlico lm40y 1:43 fast 7 94 4 7 7 6 610 6fl H'cliffe LiveWire. P.&N'eedles. Superstition 81195 Pimlico lm60y 1:451 fast 12 105 3 2 3 3 4 441 H'cliffe Statesman. I'ias&Needles. Juggler 78094 Pimlico 1 1:401 fast 8-3 112 4 4 3 3 3« 2 Notter Con. Ranger. Poeomoke. GreatJubilee 78051 Pimlico 3-4 1:141 fast 13-5 95 1 3 3 11 1» M.Cahey HoraceE.. Castlewood. Gio. Raggio. ADORATION, ch. m. 5. bv Ornament — Excellent (O. J. Deckerl. Weight todav 114. 81211 Pimlico 7-8 1:271 fast £0 110 3 S 7 7 84 8'HUpton GretnaGrcen. Beaucoup K.ofBasiian 88888 R Anita 7-8 1:243 fast 25 107 9 9 9 1 9 9'» J Howard Critic St. Elm wood. Pretension. 80741 8. Aniia 1 1 :393 good 6 105 5 9 7 7 72 1~2 R Wilson 'IHmntliv Wen. Third Rail. Chaplet. 80655 S. Anita 1 1 :403 slow 11-5 103 16 2 3 2'1 2" McCahey Raleigh. Remember. Ia-*» S. ZETHUS. b. h 5. by Previous — Carmencita (R. Bauer). Weight todav 119. 81469 Pimlico I 1:431 .slow 112 5 7 9 5 4' 4H C Grand Neoskaleeta. Ind. Hunter. S.Preston 61286 Pimlico 1 1 :40S fast 5 114 3 3 5 6 83 8'3 C Grand R.Crancle. Bob.Kean. K.ofBasiian. !-:•". Pimlico 7-S 1:271 fast 6 113 5 4 4 4 3J 34 Harty RedRiver. Char. Eastman. Otlomaii. T4m7 Belmont 1 1:11 fair 16-5 104 I 4 5 6 5 4" K Pagan Zal. Rockstone. Tommy Waddell. 74733 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:47| fast 4 108 3 5 5 4 4' 3101E Dugan Juggler, Pretension, MasterofCraft. KING OF BASHAN, b. g. 5. by Gigar.teum— Salamis (B. Murray). Weight todav 116. s 371 Pimlico 1 1:41 fast 5 102 7 6 6 5 51" 4J Crowkv Neoskaleeta. Mazuim. Ilawkwing. 81286 Pimlico 1 1:4M fast 15 106 9 7 6 4 3nk 3-J Crowley- RioGrande. Bob.Kean. Campaigner. 81211 Pimlico 7-S 1:27J fast 25 112 1311 9 8 7s 3'» J Bergen Gretna Green. Beaoconp. M.8igsbee 78082 PlBllico 1 1-8 1:513 fast 20 112 7 6 4 4 5» 4" Crowley Cave Adsum. Ontario. Rio Grande. LALLY, b. h, 5, by Golden Gaiter — L'Amazone (T. Monahan). Weight todav 119. B1S71 I'imlieo 1 1:40 fast S 103 8 9 9 7 F,* 6'" Deverich Neoskaleeta. hTasatna. Hawkwing. 81310 Pimlico 11:4 3 fast s 11". 10 10 10 8 9« 9'UE Dugan Takahira. Bonnie Kelso. Dispute. 81239 Pimlieo lm60y 1:451 fast 21 llo 4 5 5 5 43 3'2 Deverich St. Joseph. Ardri. Hurlock. 81172 Pimlico 1 1:42 fast 7 lu9 1 8 7 7 6} 21 B Wilson B.ofJes-mine. W.Lackaye. OliveEly GUS HELM. b. c. 3. bv Goldcrest— Grace Lee (W. Oldfieldi. Weight today 102. 81491 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:.".1x slow 12 100 7 7 7 6 7'; 7i:;.'.r Berg.-n Hiaekn. Disnute. Mystifier 81432 Pimlico lmcoy 1 :46S fast 31 99 6 6 6 4 3t 2' McCahey Q. of the Hills Geo.G.Hal! Havre. 81339 Pimlico lm40y 1 :44' fast 4 III 5 2 2 2 2' 3'i McCahey Cliepontuc. Silk Hose Ottoman. 81314 Pitnlo-o lm60y 1:453 fast 5 94 10 10 9 9 81 8" McCahev Ruxton. Beaucoup. Great Jubilee 81176 Pimlico lm40y 1 :45 fas: S 92 5 2 6 5 Eg 3T C Brady Bonnie Kelso Hiir'ock Ring S- I 7SO:)4 Pimlico l 1:401 fast 13 Ml 3 8 9 7 62 5U1 Delaby Con. Ranger. Bossfenton. Poeomoke. LADY KARMA, blk. m. 5. bv His Highness — Karma (J. S. Hoy). Wei-rht todav 109. 81433 Pimlico lm60y 1:46 fast 30 IP 7 7 7 7 7 7 - Yorke CourtLadv. Gr't Jubilee Pi-hRange 81371 Pimlico 1 1:40 fast 30 107 9 7 8 9 9 9™ Liebert Neoafcaleeta, Mamma. Ilawkwing. 81284 Pimlico 11-16 1:49 fast 40 107 5 6 8 7 7" ;:J J Bergen Mamma Belle Scott. Geo. g .Hall. 81177 PimlUo 3-4 1:15 fast 50 105 5 5 7 7' 6si B Wilson RalVolatile. Halifax. Jennie W-lls. 78065 Pimlico 7-8 1:28 fast 60 104 13 12 11 13 13* 132" Marsters Consistent. Peep In. Euripides. SEVENTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (7M)S1— 1 :121— 2— 122.) ST. JEANNE, ch. m. 5. bv St. Mark— Junaetta (C. Meister. Jr.). Weight todav 102. 81367 Pimlico 2-1 1:121 fast 13-3 99 4 2 2 23 23 Deverich Takahira Panto-ill". Royal Onyx. 81311 Pimlico 3-4 1:131 fast 5 108 3 1113 P Deverich Sally Preslon. Taboo M.s Sewall 11210 Pimlieo 3-4 1:13s fast 30 113 5 4 4 43 533 A Lee Half Sovereign. Pantoufle, Personal ,;::s, Hamilton 3-4 1J2J fast 12 104 6 5 5 5l 4» T Rice Ethon. King Cobalt, (,'oval Onyx. MOMENTUM, tr. g. 5. by Sorcerer— Balance II. (J. L. Adams). Weiuht toiiav 100. 81 428 Pimlico 2-4 1:144 fast I HI 1 5 I 41 In .T Reid G.W.Lebolt. S. Honours. Interven". 81401 Pimiico 3-4 1:131 fast 20 121 114 4 5' .V J MelntyreKing Cobalt. Cunning, Horace B. 81285 Pimlico 3-4 1 :13J fast 7 111 3 3 3 3s 2s H'cliffe C.Ewstman. G.W.Lebolt. Sum. Night 8123 .. Pimlico 3-4 1:133 fast 20 121 5 5 6 6'1 58 Harty Takahira. BrownPuiv. Witch. Hour SALLY PRESTON, b. m. 5 bv Canopus— Nell Preston (W. H. Seeman). Weight todav 104 1459 Pimlico 1 1:488 slow 5 103 I 1 2 1 I* a*l J Reid Neoskaleeta. In«HanHunter Zethus 81311 PI 11 3-4 1:131 fast. 15 119 6 3 3 32 t* A Manin St. Jeanne Tal oo Mrs Sewall 1 ks.nv.ile 1 1 :4..g good 41 112 5'J A Martin H.orHy'cinth Rosebnrg'll B Double 81063 Jacks'ville 61 f 1:24 good 7-10 104 1 1 1 1} 1* A Martin Halifax, Pen Doofcll Uttle Osage. SIMPLE HONOURS, br. g. 6. bv Raconteur — Affluence (Chelsea Stablel. V/oight teddv lOS 8142J Pimlico 3-4 1:141 fast » 121 3 2 3 22 3*1 Goldstein Momentum. G.W.LebSt IntSrene 8133S Pimlico 2-4 1:131 fast 11-5 107 1 1 1 l2 1= A Lang Blacksbeep Kempton Wrelv vi Pimlico 3-4 1:141 fast 3-2 111 1 3 2 2= 22 E Ha nes McrrvGif t. niaeko. LadvG Snaiiker 81177 Pimlico 3-4 1:1". fast 5 107 2 3 3 4h 4*4J A I^ng SalVolatile. Halifax Jennie \Ve11 7.217 G'vesend Ab3-4 l:99g fast 10 103 9 5 6 61 71»iGllbert J.B.Brady, Besom. Qu. Marguerite! CHIEF HAYES, ch. g. 6. bv Balgowan or Sam— Grand Lady (W. Forman). Weizht todcv 10.7" 81367 Pimlico 3-4 1:121 fast 8 IMS 8 s 7. J 7" Harty Takahira. St Jeanw Pa^tormi 81156 Pimlico 3-4 1:M Cast 15 1C 1 4 1 t* 2» Harty De Mund. RoyalOnyx T ka lira 81133 Pimlico 3-4 1:21 hvy tj 106 7 9 9 7' 4"} H'cliffe Fbnt. Ruxton. Clements 809O) Jaik'ville » f 1:121 good 1-2 108 1 1 3 11 1* Lovell RayThomneon Nloless Rosebnr- II 80844 Jacks'ville 3-4 1:171 good 3-5 102 1 4 2 15 1 Lovell l,.nt. Don Hamilton .AinTa Smit": IDA D.. b. t. 4. by His Highness— Carrie C. (R. E. Watkins). W"ip-ht todav im 81311 Pimlico 3-4 TIM fast t;-5 1§ 1 2 7 8" 8-'J Crowley St. Jeanne. Sallv l'r. "on TMnoT J9138S Antonio 6* f 1-^| fast 7-16 197 l2 Louder Hick Rose. CheswardliiePat OrnM HH8B. Antonio 7 8 1:29 good 9-5 102 5 Molesu'h Lomond. Itan, Transform. INDIAN HUNTER, br. c. 3, by Faraday— Minnehaha III. (J. S. Tyree). Weight todav OS 31459 Pit ' ITT.' slowS X 12 11 T'_* ftpton Neoskaleeta. KallvPr. stoti ZeThu 81SS5 Pin 1 Pi J fast S 1M 3 3 3 3 2' 32 J McIntyreSansSoucllI. Poec'mioke MavRiver' 81194 Pi:. :1 a I PUS fast 20 110 5 11 1 2* 22 Vpt. n HillTop. Poeomoke Nebi-C 81138 Pinfllco 3 4 1:211 hvy 25 103 9 7 6 5'J 4" Crowley Berkeley. Takahira Golden Castle 78094 Pimlico 1 l:40jfast 60 100 5 3 5 6 M |10** R Powell Con. Banger. Ross ';,',-,. 76136 Windsor 3-t 1:14| anod 1 los 7 6 6 6- 4s Unity MaxImGno. Pocotailzo. C.CardweB.' GEORGE W. LEBOLT. b. g. 3. by Ben Bnish— Sorcerv (Bcverwvek Stable). Weipht todav 92 81483 Pimlico 3-4 l:l«f alow 6-5 104 8 ! '. SI i J dclnl reRacquet. Goodhean XtagaS S142S Pimlico 3-4 1:144 fast 2 101 4 111" 2« .1 McIntyreMomeatum, Sim.Hoooon Interreni M2s. Pi, , die. 3 4 P13J fast 7 107 5 2 2 2s 3*1 Upton C.Eastman, Moiii.-ir.uin. Sum.Nhrlt 1806; Pimlieo 51/1:09 fast 4-o 113 4 2 1 1 1' Goldstein Pearl Point. Ramble M. T Green*. 7W55 PimHco 5} f 1:08 fast 5 110 9 1 1 11 1} Upton Taboo. Aralia. Ragman. 77616 Belmont 3-4 1:121 fast 16 101 6 6 6 6» 6» Gilbert SnmmerNlght, Rossipre. Bossfent»n RAGMAN b. g. 3. bv Planudes— Raglan (J. 8. Hoy). Weight today 00. 8133SPimlico 3 I 1:121 fast 7 95 12 11 12 Hi B* H'cliffe S. Honour*. Bracksbeep. Kentptou. M2S0 Pimlico 2-4 1:141 fast 6-5 107 S 4 3 4-1 51} K Dugan MerryNill. SiinpipHonours. HMCko Sli::;: Pimlico 3-4 1:21 hvy 2 97 i 1 2 3» 5"J McCahey Font. Huston Clements. 78069 Pimlico 3-4 1:141 fast 12 1( 8 5 10 10 10 1044 McCahey Statesman. Waponoca. Tasley. LAURA A., ch. m. 5. bv Goldcrest— Carmaid (O. Connelly Weight today 103. Sl4nj Pimlico 3-4 1:1a fast 30 101 I 2 4 8 8 73A Lee Giles. Hiacko. Queen of tlie Hills. 81173 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 20 100 11 11 10 IIs ll2°JKrause Consis-ciit. Botanist. Neoskaleeta. 78096 Pimlico 1 1:41 fast 30 107 0 8 8 7 8« 8"4Ural The Wrestler. Geo.G.Hall. Mnztimn 78005 Pimlico 7-8 1:28 fast 30 109 S 6 7 6 6'i 5*1 Trueman Consistent. Peep In. Euripides. COON. blk. h. 5, by Loiterer— Ethel Gray (W. E. Walsh). Weight today 108. 8M02 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast I 1"6 :, ?, 5 5ll »•» Liebert Giles. Hia.-k... Ouceii of the Mill-. 81313 Pimlico 2 4 1:131 fast 30 107 4 4 3 4* 4"! Kennedy Red ltiver. Consistent. Mystifler. 78147 Latunla :i-4 1:19 hvv 60 117 3 2 1 l1 1»» Glasner George Bailey. Deuce. Gambrlnus. 78076 Latonia 3-4 1:148 fast 20 110 6 7 8 101 9 24Pickens Bonart. Rexall. Gresliani. 74094 P*. Grounds 3-4 1:141 fast 16-6 109 2 2 3 51 71,lNotter Meadowbreeze, Haughty. Vtperine. RAC1NETTE. b. m. 5. by Racine— Spring Eagle Ally (J. T. Harris). Weight today 103. 81177 Pimlico J-4 1:1.". fast 30 10.". 4 12 13 132 13 *T Burns SalVolatile. Halifax. Jennie Wells. 746M Pimlico S) f 1:H hvv 10 MM 8 8 9" 9'= Harty Woodllae, Hailcloud. Helen Shea. 74632 Pimlico 3-4 1:151 Rood 30 107 7 8 S 61 C-^S Harty Ketniitou. Cock Bote. Coincident. 74090 Conning 6i f 1:252 slow 60 100 9 Pulled up. J Bergen Millstone, Umbrella, Venus. Page 5 Louisville Louisville Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, May 12. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. I Handicapped for a fast track.) LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. For differences in weight add or deduct 6 points to the pound. An extra good rider's average worth is 3 pounds. Racing atarta at 2:36 i . m. (Chicago time. 2:';o.) Xltuus wcli in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 1 1-16 Miles. ' 3-year-olds. Selling. (Track record: S1437 -1:4.-.*— 3— 103.) Ind. Barer. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. N14H5- Con vniandcr P7..X725 81377s Meiiowniint MB 1:48 lor. 7ir. 81311 Mr-. Sen all BS 710 MK'S Tom Havward 87. .X 710 81287 l.iidhiana BS..X18S N1577 Home Kun 100. . xTll.'. M4C.5 S.-lileswig 105..X7PO m:;41 'I'll- Missus B3..XBB9 78672* It.. mi. 102. . X «'••■". 81468 llarkawav M5....6B3 S14 i:: Lady Kthelvn 160. .X 680 78881 Gr bridge .. . lO0..XtiMO BUM (jo. en's Message .. 100. .X67S 81208' Broadside 95 1:51 108..X6TO M1.V) Kilvanv 100 070 BUM Silverado 102..XU50 Second Race — 1 1-2 Furlongs. 2 voir ol l«. Allowances. (Track record: 814.JN— 52»— 2— 10::.) (81466) slew foot 110 :39 100. .0)7-5 sli:;;. Prim Patty ps 710 si::4li Kthcll.iirg 11.". TVS 81438 Kim; Olvinpi.ui ...lor. -S3 1O1....705 81466 Gilpv 100 :5U Iff 700 B14W Mck Co.xll.ar SB 000 81438 T. M. lrvin 101 000 Don Antonio, ch. a, l.v Alvescot — Variora 101 St. Heiniol. h. c. by Si. Simonian II. — Intacta 101 Third Race— 1 1-16 Miles. :; real alds'aad upward. Handicap. (Track record: K1437— 1 :451— ::— 102.) 81296' Flrsl Peep MB 1:401 .".. .!».".. .©725 8143V Dr. Bark-lev .1. .101. . X720 81405* Lad] Bather 100 1:47 0. .10.!. . X715 81384 Direct 3. .10.3. . X7K 81486- eliding BeBe SI 1:481 3L. 0O..X705 Fourth Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Bashford Manor Stakes. $1,666 added. 2 year olds, Colts and Geldings. Allowances. I Track record: 81488 CB1 2 108.1 B1438* Kinvr Solomon 115 :j3 118..X725 Ind. Horse. Wt. Bee. A. Wl. Hd | . 6M38* Dobm 11". :S3I Uf 71". NKH.T- Frank G. Hogan... KM :5H US 705 : (81438) Joe Morris 103 :.".li* 11-S 70O 81438 Diiquesue IIS BB6 S140O The Fad 101 O'.m Mi:;s Soiiihern Gold lis 080 KI43X Kelluf U3..X8Z5 S14.M Kins Olympian ... 113 BBR (81480) Topland US BBS S11S1 *St. Dunstan 113 050 •St. Deinlol. b. c. by St. Simonian II. — Intacta 113 Eve White, br. ■_'. Iiv Yankee — I.adv in Waiting 110 *J. N. Camden entry. Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-year olds anil upward. Selling. (Track record: 81430— 1:11 tV-3— 110.) BUM* Gnrm KING ! 0 1:121 O..101..\725 81434 Merrick 112 1:12* 0. . 112. .(4)710 81434* Marbles MB 1:U| 4. .Ml. .$710 81293 I'ulford 300 1:14* 3. .100. .X"o5 81342 Kosehurs II 3.. M..XTW S1+II5 Grande Ihinie 105 1:13 4..1O5..X70O 81404 Kebel Queen 90 1:14? 4 102. .A0B3 si:wi= Uustle 108 1:131 4.. 108.. 63699 81342 Tom McGrath 113 1:12 B..1M..X890 S1434 Harold Hall 110 1:13 4. .107 BBS S1374 Taniar MB 1:131 4. .102 (WS(» S1404 I'sury 04 1:1:0. 6. .104. .X680 7Ms ; Hasty 10L* 1:134 4..07..X8J3 si3is Ghauce •'".. l »5. . XB8B 70!M».". I'alenion 5. .MB l^5 » S1310 BauiKKk Bob 4.. 104 025 Sixth Race — 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track r.oid: 88641—1:63 8 ' M4.1 S147P Orlv MB 1:5.'!-. !». .101 . . X725 S1340 Albert Star 168 1:581 4..M4..X7U 81439* Nadzu 102 1:331 5..110..X710 8I344S Cilvedoar 105 1:551. 4. . 1(i7. . X705 81408 Bonnie Bard 5. .105. . x7oo (S1439) Belleview 105 1:531 o. .113. . x700 silim; Arrow Swift 93 1:531 4..M8..X6B6 (S147(i( Grenade Ill 1:5:11 B. . 111 . . ©c.PO S12SO Hartins 108 1:531 5..108..X685 814TO Bestdling 102 1:53] 7. .mi . .©075 81346 linl.odcn 100 l:53i S..101..X07O 81180 Kennewick 4.. 102 005 The hemes under "Kec." In alHive entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance, with weight carried, since January 1. 1!MHj. Tuis time is not necessarily made by a winner. It may be the estimated time of a losing performance. LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TOOAY. The "odds" figures in connection with horses at the present Louisville meeting are the calculations made i b.v Dally Racing Form and based on mutiic] pools. They are published In such form for the mere purpose of mechanical uniformity. -FIRST RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds. Selling:. (81437—1:451—3—103.) Inden Course DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St M, % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company GERRYMANDER, b. K. 3. bv GeroJ stein— Felonia (W. H. Baker). Wcipht todav 97. | MIC". L'arille lm70y 1 :15g slow 11 104 3 3 2 I 2s 2- T Rice Bavaria L.. Patriot. Dearer Girl. MHf S. Anna S-4 1:131 fast I 109 4 6 3 2l 1* Butwell Force. Aunt Aggie. Stendal. sos:::i ,s. Anita 6J f 1:191 fast 41 104 12 11 11 72 4s Kennedy M.Hannah. E.Harwood. StrlngencT. SOSlf. S. Anita 7-8 1:25 fast 13-3 105 13 11 10 7 6- 4=| T Rice Oc'nQueen. Medd. Hannah. Fr.Cook. MFT.LOWMINT. ch. c. 3. by Ben Holladay— Bitters (G. Borkel). Weight todav 105. Si::77 L'aviUe lni7Hv 1:45 fast 21 110 2 5 5 4 3 2'?. T Rice Star Thistle. Marilza. Home Kun. BUM Lex'Kton 11-16 1:48 fast 33 10 103 4 2 2 I l1 1-' T Rice Gilvedear. Colonel Blue. Enlist. S11.-.9 Lexington 3-11:15 fast 70 112 9 10 10 81 811 T Taylor Ada Meade. Ludhiana. Console. 77234 Lexington 61 f 1:081 fast 3} 110 1 6 6 6- 6»» T Tavlor Seinpronlum. PeterPender. Whistler 77180 Lexington 5-8 1 :011 fast 21-10 109 7 6 6 6» 51" T Taylor JeffBernsteln. Dr.Barkley. Col.Blue MRS. SEWALL, b. f. 3. hv Masetto — Maltese Cross (W. A. Hughes). Weight today 95. S1311 Pimlico 3-4 1:131 fast 20 101 5 9 8 61 4s?. Kennedy St. Jeanne. Sallv Preston. Taboo. BUSS Pimlico 3-4 l-.Vii fast 10 95 4 7 7 8* 6» J Reid Takahira. BrownTonv. Witch. Hour 7S14C latonia. 7-S 1:31] hvy 7 100 6 4 4 5 4* 4"1E Griffln Dr. Holzberg. Buttons. Dispute. 780S1 Latonia 3-4 1:15 fast 10 104 9 5 2 l1 l'l E Griffin Plume. Miss Crittenden. Ludhiana. 78071 Latonia 5J f 1:081 fast S 103 10 8 7 31 1- Brannon Aliuena. Zarape. The Missus. TOM HAYWARD. b. g. 3. by Cunard— Mamie G. (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 97. Mi'* L'sville 1 11« 1:46 fast 15 90 7 7 7 6 7 4'=.'.Taplin Creel. J. II. Keed. Orlandot. 81342 Louiavilla 3-4 1:12? fast 240 92111 11 10 10J 10llJTaplin Huck. Marbles. Aspirin. MM Oakland 7-8 1:28 good 13-5 106 5 5 6 6 610 6'5 J Butler Steel. Toll Box. Figent. S0:fi4 Oakland 7-S 1:29| slow « 93 3 4 6 6 65 o2" Taplin CentreShot. May Amelia. Argonaut 802-; Oakland 1 1-4 2:13 slow 20 114 5 5 5 4 4= 3: Gilbert IlighPrivate. JoeMadden. Madman. LUDHIANA. b. f. 3. by Hyphen— Performance (W. E. Oots). Weight today 95. 81287 Lexington ■".'. f 1:12 mudl7-10 108 (i 6 6 51 5s Troxlcr T. Holland. BusyM-in. A.Slurlevaii: 81M9 Lexington X-4 1:U fast 35 107 5 6 6 4h 2'JT Rice Ada Meade. Console. Red Shawl. 78183 Latonia 3-4 1:19 hvy 8 101 8 5 3 ■ 33 A Martin Claiborne. Klllington, The Peer. 78109 I^itonia 51 f 1:081 fast 11-5 109 5 7 8 61 5e Troxler Point Lace. Malecon. Kilvany. HOME RUN. b. c. 3. bv Garry Hermann— Snn of Luck (W. H. Fizer). Weight todav 100. M:;77 L'aville lm70v 1:45 fast 105 :tC 5 3 4 2 S 4-J Davenp't Star Thistle. Mellow -mint. Marit/.a. 81241 Lexington 3 4 1:17 mud 20 97 I 4 5 5* 51 Lovell Thos. Calhoun. Kall.ert. Har. Rowe. 78ic:i Latonia 5J f 1:12 hvy I 112 6 9 7 7' 7" Heidel Roseburg II., Entield. Greenbridge. 78097 Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 7-5 108 2 2 1 l1 2" Heidel Burtons. Olive Elv Sister Phyllis. 78058 I-atonia 5-8 1:01*. fast 1 110 4 3 3 31 2»- neidel Wamboro. The Peer. IVviser. SCHLESWIG. b. c. 3. bv Planudes— Unterock (P. Dunne). Weight todav 105. 81463 L'sville ini70v 1:45-: sb.w II 1"2 10 lo I 7 7' 7'7JTapliri K.lwiu L.. Gerrymaader, Patriot. BMB2 Oakland 1 1:421 fast li-5 107 112 4 4*1 ^ G Burns »esa. Little Siss. Hovle. SOO.'.ij Oakland lm20y 1:43 fast 17-10 96 9 8 6 6 61 6'SJA Walsh Gargantua. Hush Monev. Hovle. BBS. Oakland lm50y 1:441 fast 8 96 3 2 2 1 2- 2a Taplin The Peer. Boggs. Import. THE MISSUS, b. f. 3. by Requital— Makoda (J. T. Weaver). Weight todav 95. 81341 LouisvUle 11:42 fast 35 97 10.8 7 7 4h 6;!A Walsh MissCrittenden. Rustle, S-.rrowfuI. 7S071 Latonia a*, f 1:081 fast 20 In.! 4 3 I 4» 44 Frazier Mrs. Sewall. Almena. Zarape. 77'.k;:! Latonia 51 f 1 :0SJ fast 15 MB IB 9 8 7l 7J Kennedy Home Run. Olive Elv. Plume. 7791S Latonia 3-4 l:14jj fast 20 100 4 4 4 41 54 Kennedy Aspirin. Homellun. .SlissCrittenden. ROMP. b. g. 3. bv Mazagan— Tenawha (T. C. McDowell). Weight todav 102. 7Sif72 Latonia 5-8 1:001 fast 40 89 5 6 5 5s 8* Franklin Sea Swell. Jollv. Zeola. 77882 Latonia 7-S 1:281 good 20 98 4 4 3 5 73 7* Kennedy Dr. Holzberg. Olive Elv. Buffons. 77872 Latonia 51 f 1:10 hvy 20 100 5 11 13 13 1321JFranklin All Red. Dispute. Roseburg II. 75178 Latonia 5-8 1:021 good 13 100 6 5 5 51 3'i Frankliu Anne McGee, Semproni. Mrs. Sewall HARKAWAY. ch. c. 3. by Sanders — Orletta (G. W. J. Bissell). Weight today 105. 81463 l^.uisville 3-4 1 :13g, fast 21 115 13 8 6 6i» 5-"JD Austin Console. Project. Dextrine. si::is Louisvill. 3 4 1:14k fast 100 110 10 9 8 7' 6i! M McGee Snap. Patriot. Star Thistle. M1902 Jacks' ville .". s l i r,r good 6 11" ■". 6 3 4h 331 Brannon J.Khrich. P.. I. McCarthy. Low Heart. B8B88 .la. ksville 3-4 1:19| good 6 105 5 6 6 4'^ 3s Brannon Alb-e. Disimte. Charlotte Hamilton. I.ATIY ETH/fLYN. h. f. 3. by Loiterer — Ethel Gray 'J. L. Beesonl. Weight todav 100. 81463 Louisville 3-4 1 :13g fast 16 110 4 6 5 4h 4'" W Brooks Console. Project Dextrine. M:i2l l.'svill. Im7av 1 :46? slow 35 S7 4 .'! 5 6 4& 5* Brannon (reel, i'olonel Blue. Lal'ayettc. Sliso Lexington 7-8 1:368 mud 125 94 3 3 3 2 2- 3-i Brannon LadvVie. La Fayette. Ben Double.. 745 1 2 Lexington 41 f 561 fast 6 1'* 2 5 4b 431 Jos Hogg McDal" Spang. Banner. Stowaway. 74385 Lexington 1-2 49* fast 25 110 7 9 105 VI A Morgan Neoga. Maid of Gotham. Abby C. GREENBRIDGE. br. c. 3. bv Bowling Green — Idlabridge (F. Gering. Sr.). Weight todav 100. Tv I Latonia • ; 1:634 hvy 12 M6 I 7 6 .".' 43 F l:urt..n la'ght Hlue. The Peer. Enfield. 781*3 Latonia ".' f 1:12 hvv 20 8851 7 7 4 31 3-J V Burton Roseburg II.. Entield. Colonel :Uue. 7SI1-7 Latonia oi f 1:11 hvy 12 112 11 10 6 42 481 F Burton Dr. Mayer. Klllington. M. O'Brien. 78059 I^atonia 3-4 1:141 fast 60 99110 9 9 93 9s B Griffin Aspirin. Miss Crittenden. Dispute. QUEEN'S MESSAGE, ch. f. 3. bv Resolute II. — Rochelle (B. F. Guthrie). Weight todav 100. 81201 Lexington 3-4 1 :158 good 8J 105 10 9 9 82 8'HT Steele Mentor. Jupiter Joe. Edwin L. 81161 Lex'Kton lm20v l:41g fast 27 93 10 9 11 11 10' 10=» E Martin Creel. Plume. Colonel Blue. .75818 Latonia 5-8 1 :021 good 13-5 108 10 8 4 3'1 ll Minder Irene l;.. I.adv Clara. Ornamosa. 7566:1 Latonia 5-8 1:001 good 11 105 11 11 10 92 913 Heidel Mrs. Sewall. Serenade. The Missus BROADSIDE, ch. c. 3. by Star Shoot— Marina (L. A. Cella). Weight today 102. 81262 I -x'gton 1 1-16136 good 10 95 2 12 3 '■)" 34J I»vell Grenade. Arrow Swift. I'rvlania. 7717:. L.oiisville ^-4 1:15) fast 45 106 12 12 11 11- UH T Koerner She Wolf. St. Aulaire. Floreal. 771". Louisville ::-4 1-131 fa=t ".0 96 6 6 5 5' 5I4SDeverich Jeff Bernstein, lrfaneli. A. L. Daley 7C586 Fort Erie 5-8 1:05 hvy 31 108 1 4 4 3 451 V Powers Michael Angelo. TheEarl. Automatic KILVANY. br. f. 3. bv Kilkerran— Mis3 Leaflet (Talbot Bros.). Weight today 100. Sll.Vt Lexington 5-4 1:1". fast 41 107 2 2 4 61 7'J E Martin Ada Meade. Ludhiana. Console. 78109 I^itonia 61 f 1:688, fast 5 109 3 3 3 31 31 J Butler PointLace. Malecon. KenmareQueen 78039 Latonia 5S f 1:03 fast 41 107 13 8 6 51 431 J Butler DenverGirl. Ludhiana. SisterPhyl'.K. 77975 I.atonia 5J f 1:081 fast 13-5 110 6 6 b 4& 3=1 J Butler Zarape. Mrs.Marion.Moore. Malecon. SILVERADO b. g. 3 bv Silverdale— Siona (S. Forsythe). Weight today 102. BUM Lexington :: 1 1-151 good 65 165 7 6 6 7- S'-i'M Preston Refined. Aspirin. E. T. Sliipp. 7S263 Latonia •"■ v 1:014 fast 45 101 la 7 7 7h 7,s F Burton Transform. Serenade. Light Bine, 74846 Cli Downs 4i f 51 mud 25 110 11 5 5= 4" C'nimins Servicen. -e. Ilaniiiietrical. Aiidi-rs.ni. SECOND RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (S143S— 521— ---1"3.) SLEWFOOT. b. g. 2, by Frankfort— Highland Princess (J. L. Beeson). Weight tcdav 106. 81466 Louisville r f 544 slow 21 W. - 1 1 ' '.* 1 =• Heidel Hiaaoaette. Loa Laaler. Black Bar. 81345 Louisville ill 54 ' fast 34 109 2 I 2i 4* Heidel K.Solomon. I'rankC HogSB. Donaii 81288 Lexington V. f 59 mud 9-20 110 1 1 Is 1- Heidel I'inkard. L.ii l Lanier. Lrunewald. 81178 Lexington 1-2 491 mud 4-5 106 I 1 1» l'l Heidel loxy.Marv Zahra Lotta treed. 81140 Lexington 12 50g good 7 101 3 11= l'l Franklin (alash. Zulu. Incle Tom. PRIM POLLY, b. f. 2. by Nasturtium— Kosmo (C. C. Van Meter). Weight todav 98. 814»Lotiisville 1 2 47Jfaat 11 1"-' -' 3 5- .". " D Austin Turf Star. Zahra. Crannv Di-inal. ETHELBURG. ch. f, 2. bv Hapsburg— Ethel Wheat (H. McCarren). Weight todav 115. 81344 Louisville 1-2 471. fast 45 ill 3 2 l1 l'l Hannan IMacide. My O.al.. Poxy Marr. 81292 Louisville 1 2 49J slow 9 100 4 2 21 1» Hannan Martine II.. Ptaeide. lereno. 81163 Lexington 1-2 481 fast 35 97 5 5 3' 4;J Hannan Eva Tanguav. Laveno. Joe Morris. KING OLYMPIAN, ch. c. 2. bv Olympian— Queen Lute (W. F. Schulte). Weight today 101. N43X Louisville 41 f :._•' fast M 161 I 4 N- I" Lloyd Joe Morris .King So* -111011. Donau. si::;.; I^.uisvill.- 4' f ".C f-i«t 3 ". !W 2 I a -' Wurn-n I'mkar.l. Black Boy. Hick Loooliar. 81218 Lexington 4j f 51* fast 5* lao I 1 L" !*• Warren FovvMarv. I'. T.angnay. ILIIiitclnsou GILPY. br. c. 2, bv Woolsthorpe— Gillian (W. E. Applegate). Weight todav 101. slli:: Louisville 4' f .V.J slow 7 112 2 2 5 4* E Martin Topland Captain CI..- 1 ..re/. S1407 L.uisville 44 f 54 fast 30 100 1 1 Is 2' T Rice Rrunliilde. Ironl How. Salirin. 8105 I^.uisville 12 481 slow 20 103 5 4 6 6'*1A Walsh Southern Gold. Daaao. Henderson. BOBB Cxikland 1-2 50J slop 10 HI 1 1 1- 2* A Walsh Kiaou'. Saliaa, Twin Screw. DICK GOODBAR. ch. g. 2. by Handsel— Flying Girl (J. Stevens). Weight todav 98. S1466 ly^isfille 41 f 54- slow 2.W 10.7 9 10 14 16»- Warren SlewL.ot Sinioiieif. Lou .anicr 96 4 4 4 4* Brannon I'inkard. KingOlymnian. I'.la.-k I5«v «376 I ouisvilb' 4l f 541 fast 18 J".' Lexngton 1-2 51* mud 12 1054 4 4* 4«i Warren Jack Straw. King Solomon. Cal.-.sc. 81219 Lexinlton 4J f 64| fast 50 102 6 6 5' 5»1 Brannon Foxy Mary. K.Olympian L.Tanguay T. M. IRVIN. ch. c. 2. bv Silverdale— Maid Bramble (T. M. Irvin). . Weight today 101. M43S Louisville Cf 52* fast 22 H 3 12 12 12 12-"' Glasner Joe Morris. King Solomon. Donau. First start for I lie following: DON ANTONIO, ch. c. 2. by Alvescot— Variora (G. J. Long). Weight todav 101. y ST. DEINIOL. b. c, 2. by St. Simonian II.— Intacta (J. N. Camden). Weight today 101. : THIRD RACE — 1 1-1G Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (S14.",7— 1 :451— 3—102. 1 FIRST PEEP, ch. m. 5. by Diendorne— Dawning ,(W. H. Baker). Weight today 95. BUM L'sville 1 1 -14 1 :49ji atowtt-U 161 10 10 I 3 31 l'l Musgr v» ( vii.l.al SI.L1ihw.khI . si»ne Street. 81035 & Anita 13-16 1:58 fast 3 109 9 6 5 1 1» l'l G ArckWdAlljert Star. Silrer Une. Logiftl Jfa 8093B S. Anita 11-4 2:06 fast .5 107 2 2 2 2 2 3 O Archib dT nrd Rail. Albert Star. St llano. 80874 S. Anita ll:3Stfast 20 104 6 6 5 5 5* 5» G Archib'dldalMay. Johnl-ouls. Edwin r.I- r\er. DR. BARKLEY. ch. c. 3. bv Margrave— Lizzie Gilman (L. Smiths). Weight todav 101. B1437 L'aviile I 1-M 1:451 fast 13 '.'9 9 I I 8 9= IH E Martin Miami. Ar. He Ilu.k ..... I12S4 Louiavflle 1 1-4 2:081 slow 40 117 2 4 4 5 5= 3; Page W intergreen Miami. Sir at. slo . MH2 Lexinaton 1 1421 good 10 107 3 3 4 3 31 3 SM Preston Miami. Wlatergreen. wMaator. 78166 latonia 3 4 1:161 hvy 10 188 3 4 4 4* 4'«lPickens Wintergreen. MarseAbe. trvs.Maid. 77938 Latonia 5i f 1:07 fast 8 108 4 4 4 55 6" J Butler T. M. Green. Alice. Sorrowful. LADY ESTHER, b. m. 6. by Lord Esterling— Miss Alice (P. M. Civill). Weight todav 103. MM*. L.uisville 7 S 1 -"58 fast 13-10 101 .".3 3 4 3- 3a E Martin ( vmhal. Sir (leges. Grande Daim . 7M l'l Latonia lm70y 1:431 fast 6-5 101 4 2 2 3 1* 1* Glasner Woolstone Carew. Tie Shaughraiiii 77768 Latonia 1 1:40^ fast 3-4 104 3 3 2 1 I'll- M McGee Zienap. lerah \Wdstone. ma. L'sville 1 1-M 1:46| fast 9-10 105 4 11 1 11 11 Clasner Annetft Lady ArrowSw ift. 0; a^-a. 77476 L'sville lmlOOy 1:461 fast 23-10 104 5 11 1 Is l4 Glasner Host. Hyphen. ReauKrummel. ( are ■ . DIRECT, ch. c. 3. bv Don de Oro— Froken IB.. J. Mackenzie). Weight today 103. M "'t 1 ouissill.- 1 1 -4 1 " "«* slow 10 117 :: 7 7 C 6- 6'41A Walsh Wintergreen. Miami. Dr. Bare ley. 76847 Sheepeh'd 3-4 lil&J fast 6 109 10 11 10 10 10 J Lee B.ofFllghtll Law .Wigging Dander 76621 Empire hi f 1 :061 fast 15 127 4 4 4 44 4'»JE JJugan hootpad. Dick Roller rorbe.lino 764-13 Saratoga 3-4 1:151 fair 12 108 8 8 8 8 6» W Miller SeaCliff. Statesman. Conn. Ranger. GLIDING BELLE, b. f. 3. bv Belle's Commoner— Gliding By rw F Bchulte). Weight today 90. 81406 L'aviile Dn70y 1:43| faM 26 87 I 1 3 I M 3- Brannon W arth 1.1 St I.lmvv d 1. 1- \l.\)il!au 81341 Lonisville 11:42 fast 4' 95 111111 I 9- ','■ Brannon MJaaCrittenden, Rustle, Sorrowful. 81221 1^,-xington 3 4 1:141 fast 12 106 7 7 7 6' 6"1 Warren Ada Meade. Acqaia. ( 'vita 78100 latonia 1 1-8 1:521 fast 4 SI 4 3 1 1 lh 3H Brannon Redgnuntlet Hnaneier Oldllonestv 78074 Latonia 1 1-16 1:461 fast 10 81 1 3 3 4 3'J 3'1 Brannon Miss Sain. Redcauntlet. 8. Preataa. 7S042 Latonia lm70y l:43g fast 10 84 1 3 3 3 4 44 Brannon Sally Preslon. All Red. OldHonesty FOURTH RACF. — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Bashford Manor Stakes. 2-year-olds. Colts and Geldings. Allowances. 2 io.".. iM4.;s -52; — — KING SOLOMON, br. c. 2. bv Mazagan— La Biche (Gallaher Bros.). Weight today 118. 81438 Louisville 41 f 521 fast 26 5 11". 1 1 1' 2' M Preston Joe Morris Donan Zulu. M345 Louisville 4A f 54 fast 13 loll I 4 44 tt Page *,'\"k';' Hogan. Dona«L Slewfoot. 81269 Lexington 1-2 511 mud 25 105 2 2 21 2'1 T Rice Jack Straw. Calash. Dick 1 ll.ar DONAU. b. c. 8. by Woolsthorpe— Al Lone (W. Gerst). Weight today 118. 81438 Louisville 4' £ 521 fast B-5 11". - I Fig % Powers Joe Morris. King Solomon. Kala. vl ".45 I ouisville 4i t 54 fast 9 10 116 3 3 3i 32 \ Powers KlagSoionton. I. (..Hogan S ew foot SI""". lA.uisville 1-2 481 slowl3-20 118 1 2 2:' 2b Heidel Southern Gold. Henderson. Laveno. N0931 S. Anita 4H f 531 fast 4 110 1 2 3* 22J Kennedy SlrAshton. Henderson. Mike Mole; t S0818 S. Anita 5-8 1:001 fast 3 115 3 3 3 4'1 6'-5Kennedy Polls. Sir Ashton. Rocky 0 Brien. FRANK G. HOGAN. b. c. 2. by Hawkswick — Wedding Day (Henderson & Hogan). Weight today 118. 81345 Louisville 41 f 51 fast Bj 104 1 1 1* 2J M McGee King Solomon. Donan. ^'"f'ot S06-6 S. Anita 4i f 531 last 1-' H8 1 - P 4" M McC.ee Kockyd Rnen Donan. Mr Ashton. 805S5 S Anita 1-2 47 fast 3-2 110 3 1 1' 1' M McGee l/cvenghton. Sureget. M.-dallion. 80546 s! Anita 1-2 461 fast 4 115 4 I 34 32} J Howard Douau. Rockv O'Brien. Augerona. JOE MORRIS, b. c. 2. bv Peep o'Dav — Hanoverine (R. H. Anderson). Weight todav 118. M4".8 Louisville 4' f ."."* fast 11 105 5 2 2\ 1' E Martin King Solomon. Dooaa. Zulu. M163 Lexington 1-2 4S1 fast 21-10 105 7 6 4J 3s Heidel Eva Tanguav. Lav.no. Etl ell.urg. DUQUESNE. br. c, 2. bv Broomstick — Falerna (J. W. McClelland). Weight today 118. 81438 Louisville 4'. f 521 fast 11 U5 4 7 71 7" Taplin Xpe Morris. King S^1.-,ii..n . Dijnau 81317 Louisville 1-2 491 fast 2 118 2 1 2i l°k V Power-; Kiddv Lee. Short Order, roiilan.l. THE FAD ch. g. 2. bv Woolsthorpe — Fashionable (C. C. Van Meter). Weight todav 101. 8M9 Louisville 45 f 551 slow 13 109 9 6 6A 6"'i D Austin Topland. Captain Clore. Forcz. SOUTHERN GOLD. b. c. 2. bv Gold Heels — Southern Girl (J. T. Weaver). Weight today 118. vl43S LouNville 4'. f 52* fast 6i 115 I 10 ll3 ll"1 Warren Joe Morris. King Solomon. Doiuiu. SUM". lyouisville 1-2 481 slow 11 104 3 1 1J l* Warren Donau. Henderson. Laveno. RELLUF. ch. c. 2. by St. Gatien— Watoma (G. J. Long). Weight todav 113. 8143S Louisville 4'. f 521 fast 35 189 3 S 4' 57i D Austin Joe Morris. King Solo 11. Donau. vllsl Lexington 1-2 52 mud 71 110 5 5 41 3'1 A Walsh UncleToni. Simonetle. Rum. Corona. KING OLYMPIAN, ch. c. 2, by Olympian— Queen Lute (W. F. Schulte). Weight todav 113. 81438 LouisvUle 41 f 52j fast 16 106 8 4 8- 8" Lloyd J.m- Morris. King Solomon. Donau. '81878 I^ouisville 4.'. f 541 fast 3-3 99 I I 21 24 Warren I'inkard. Black Boy Dick (tooaaar. 81218 Lexington 41 f 541 fast 5 1"5 3 12' 2«k Warren FoxyMary. K. Taiiguax . II. Hut. hison TOPLAND, b. c. 2. by Orlando— Topsv Over (F. D. Grosche). Weight today 118. 81469 Louisville 4". f 551 slow 184. 112 1 1 l1 1' Troxler Captain Glare. Fares. Cilpv. 81317 Louisville 1-2 4J1 fast 6 " 118 3 3 3°* 4=1 Troxler Duquesne. Kiddy I.e.- Short Order. ST DUNSTAN. br. c. 2. bv St. Simonian II. — Emma Traunmiller (J. N. Camden). Weight todav 113. 81181 Lexington 1-2 52 mud 9-10 110 6 6 6 6°1 E Martin L'ncle Tom. Simonette. Kelluf. First start for the following: , ST. DEINIOL. b. c. 2, by St. Simonian II.— Intacta (J. N. Camden). Weight toda. lii*. EYE WHITE, br. g, 2, by Yankee— Lady in Waiting (Woodford 4 Fizer). Weight today 110. J. N. Camden entry — St. Deiniol and St. Dunstan. i | FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (S1430— 1:11* — 3 — 110.) GYPSY KING. br. g. 6. bv Sorcerer— Tirzah (H. G. Bedwell). Weight todiv 101. 81316 I-ouisville 3-4 1:133 fast 4-5 104 11 S 7 3J 3'5 Taplin Orlandot. Earl'sCoart. Sn:ik Man. 81074 Oakland 3-4 1:134 fast 5 104 4 2 I 2» 2" Taplin Meelick. Gemmell. Early Tide. 88874 Oakland 3-4 1:141 fast 3 106 6 2 2 2s l3 Taplin Roggs. John H Sheehan. Col Whit:- S0566'Oakland 3-4 1:141 goodl7-10 110 4 4 4 11 1- Taplin St. Avon. Antigo. Deneen. MERRICK, ch. g. 6. bv Golden Garter^ — Bianca (J. C. MilamL Weight todav 112. 81434 Louisville 51 f 1:053 fast IS 116 4 7 6 6= 4'1 M Preston Entield. Madman Marbles. M214 Lexington 3-4 1:161 mudll-10 116 2 2 2 2! l' M Preston Ladv Vie. Refined. Cassowary. 81141 Lexington 3-4 1:16 good 1 113 5 1 1 l'l IS M Preston E. T. Sliipp. Snake Mai v. Refined. 78120 Latonia 3-4 1:161 hvy 7-10 105 1 2 1 11 1' E Martin Cloisteress. Bonart. Ovelando. . . 78101 Latonia 3-4 1:131 fast 21 109 2 2 2 3* 33J Heidel Director. Please. Heine. MARBLES, br. f. 4. by Lissak — Glensetto (Henderson & Hogan). Weight today 101. v||J4 Louisville 5 '. f 1 :05-' f ast 19 5 1'") " 4 4 5 31 H Will'msKnlield. Mailman. Merrick. v|| Louisville 3-4 1 :12ji fast 9 101 1 112' 2- R Will'ms lluek. Aspirin. Tom McCrai'.i. M6SS B Anita. 3-4 1:121 fast 3-2 I"6 5 11 l'l lnk M McGee Work&I'lay.GossioetTL. N.Busaapo 80815 S Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 8 102 6 3 2 11 4s A Will'ms FreeKnighttheBe.-ir. Spohn.LaGlori a S0C39 Oakland 3-4 l:14g good 9 104 8 Fell. M McGee Osorine. The Mist. Antigo. FULFORD, b. g. 8, by Lackford — Ocypete (O. H. Holle). Weight today 100. 81""3 Louisville 3-4 1:145 slow 81 91 7 8 6 7' 7rl Taplin Tom Dolan. Lnfi. Id. J. II. Reed. 81051 Oakland 3-4 1:141 fast 8-5 106 5 1 1 1! 1! W Mcln'reOsorine. Y. Daughter. A.ofDtantoada 81003 Oakland 7-8 1:27§ fast 12 105 1 1 1 1 11 1* W Mcln'rel'rince Gal. Little Siss. Dareiaertoa ROSEBURG II., ch. c. 3. bv Hapsbu:g — Florida Rose (H. McCarren). Weight todav 96. 81842 ly.uisville 3 4 l.lL'g fast 45 98 14 14 11 14 12l-fHannan Huck. Marbles. Aspirin. 8121S Lex' ton lm20v 1:!2 fast 12 95 3 4 4 4 5 5-ii Hannan Zienai.. Zipango. CampeoD. 81161 Lexington "l 1:401 fast 12 94 I 4 4 4 42 3'ii Hannan Zipango. Tom Dolan. lerah. S10S9 Jacks'ville 11:451 good 8 106 2» Hannan H.ofHyae'th. B. Double. Monsignor. 80909 Jack'ville 51 f 1:121 good 4 97 5 6 5 5* 4* Hannan Chiel'IIayeR. RayTli..niiis..n. SV»|ew. »B 4.NDE DAME. ch. f. 4. bv The Commoner — Noblesse (St. James Stable). Weight tod*v 105. 81485 Louisville 7-S 1:255 fast 8 183 6 5 5 5 5« 4a Warren Cymbal. Sir (lege-. Ladv Esther. BMM S. Anita 7-8 1:241 fast 9 102 3 3 4 5 51 44 Page Bla.-k.Mate. OldTimer. DenJStaBnri.. 80875 S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 25 961 7 7 7 7 72rlKain Lady Irma. Colonel Bob. VexPooail 80545 ,S. Anita 61 f 1:181 fast 3 107 2 4 5 531 3=2 C Henry I^ordNelson. Pal. Lord of the Fori st REBEL QUEEN, b. f. 4. bv Box— Southern Girl (F. P. Wilson). Weight today 102. vit'l Louisville 3-4 1:131 fast 13 1"9 5 4 3 3 621 J Lee Top.Robrason. BeatriccK.. Sor.Ton 81318 Louisville 3-4 l:13i; fast 4u 10.8 6 10 13 i::'513'8 J Lee Orlandot. Karl's Court Cyi.sv King 7S165 Latonia 3-4 1:178 hvy 10 103 4 6 7 61 6'31E Martin Lady Vie. Orlandot. Gilvedear. 75772 Latonia 7-8 1:271 good 41 35 1 5 I 7 92 10" Jas Hogg Heine. Mary Talbott. Ladv Carol. 75649 Latonia 3-4 1:131 fast 60 96 4 7 6 4" 361 C Ross Joe Moser. Goldproof. B. M. I'rv. RUSTLE, ch. f. 4. by Russell— Lady Louise (L. A. Cella). Weight todav 102. 81341 LouisvUle 11:42 fast 5 MB 7 6 6 4 21 2'i Warren M. Crittenden. Sorrowful. P. Wings. 81217 Lexington 3-4 1:13 fast M 105 3- 2 2 3i» 47 Warren Karl's Court. Huck. Boserrian. S1141 Lexington 3-4 1:16 good 20 104 1 10 10 91 9" Warren Merrick. B. T. ShiPP Snake Mary. 7.;r,..7 Fort Erie 3-4 1:181 hvy 10 95 4 6 6 64 5" C Ross Edgely. Punkv. Gambrinus. 75393 Latonia 7-8 1:271 fast 31 95 8 8 8 8 81 7" Jas Hogg Merrick. Hannibal Bey. Deuce. TOM M'GRATH. b. g, 6, by Sain — Miss Marion (G. P. Brazier). * Weight todav 110. 81342 Louisville 3-4 1:121 fast 7H 112 3 2 3 3' 4a M Preston Ilu.k. Marbles. Aspirin. S12I3 Louisville. 3-4 1:141 slow ', 112 5 6 5 8* S"i C H ShilgTom Dolan. laifi. 1.1. .1. II. Reed. SK'Sij S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 8 105 3 2 2 2 7*1 J Howard Lawtoa Wiggins Fleming. Uialto. V0982 S. Anita 61 f 1:181 fast 20 105 5 I 2 2s 45} J Howard Rialto. Clorio. Fern L. 80875 S. Anita 3-4 1:121 fast 2 106 3 2 3 Zl 5'U1J Howard Lady Irma. Colonel Bob. Vo\Popull HAROLD HALL. br. c. 4. by Sempronius — Kindina (H. Oots). Weight todav 107. 81434 Louisville 5.'. f 1 :0.",2 fast 288 10t; 9 9 S 71 7-1 Warren EnlieM. Madman MajMea, SUSO Lexington Sj f 1 :07 fast 120 107 8 9 9 8' 8'*1T Steele Jollv. Earls Court. Heine. 18688 Latonia 7-8 1:271 fast 12 98 11 7 7 8 101 912lDeverich Deacon. Martins. Mortibov. 77964 Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 25 97 2 4 6 6* 64 Deverich Merrick. Severus. Lady Carol. TAMAR. blk. f. 4. bv Central Trust— Glen Gowrie (W. 0. Joplin). Weight todav 102. 81374 Louisville :: 4 1 :12g fast 40 110 10 11 11 10* lti'MT Ko.rner I-iirl'sCourt. Goldproof. MhwS tie 81000 8. Anna 51 f 1:07 fast 21 108 5 4 4 41 4-J M McGee Albion II.. Valley Stream. LaChala S09S5 S. Anita 51 f 1:06 fast 15 105 4 6 6 41 2' M McGee Grace G.. Burning Bush. La Casta. 80S72 S. Anita 51 f 1:061 fast 6 104 5 6 6 8' 8« Page AuntPollv. Laudable. Workan.ll'lav USURY, b. m. 6. by Knight of the Thistle— Interest (B. F. Guthrie). Weight todav 101. 6T4M Louisville 3-4 1:13§ fast 15 Pi7 12 11 11 121 12"1T Steele Ton. Robinson. BeatriccK.. Bor.Tvn S1341 Louisville 1 1:42 fast 85 109 6 2 3 3 8i 9" T Steele MissCritt.-ndeu. Rustle. Sorrowful. 81270 Lexington 3-4 1:17 mud 2"0 loO 2 5 6 6 6'"1T Steele Snak.-Marv. Boserrian. Kail's Court S1199 Lexington 3-4 1:151 good 80 107 1 2 1 5* 6'i T Steele Refined. Aspirin. E. T. Sliipp. HASTY, b. f, 4, bv Greenan— Lovalirta (Mrs. N. B. Davis). Weight todav 97. 7S1S6 Latonia 51 f 1:101 hvy 6 P)9 11 10 7 61 B1* Glasner SnakeMarv. Mannoiean. liar. Row.. 78129 Latonia 3-4 1:171 hvy 15 100 7 6 7 5* 57 S Davis Snake Mary. SorrelTop. DaiutvBelle 7S0S8 Latonia 7-8 1:272 fast 12 101 4 8 8 4 4J 7" Garner Deacon, Martins. Mortibov. rsoi'8 Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 30 102 10 11 8 60- 5« S Davis Grande Dame. Mirth. Snake Marr. CHALICE, ch. f. 3. by Marts Santa— Challie Howard (J. McDonald). Weight today 105. 81318 Louisville 3 4 1:141 fast 150 107 6 4 7 8- 7'= Heidel Snap. Patriot. Star Thistle 78183 Latonia 3-4 1:19 hvy 30 106 2 2 I 12 12-" F Burton Claiborne. Kiillngton. Ludhiiina. 78071 Latonia 51 f 1:081 fast 15 lnO 11 11 12 12 12» Kennedy Mrs. Sewall. Almena. Zarape. 77963 Latonia 51 f 1:081 fast 60 100 9 7 7 10= 10s* McHale Home Run. Olive Ely. Plume. 77843 Latonia 5-8 1:01 fast 50 107 5 2 2 5- 11" J Butler Ih-.Barkley. BoaseBua, Harriet Rowe PALEMON. b. h. 5. by Sandringham — Queen d'Or (H. W. Hoag). Weight todav 103. 76903 Seattle lmTOy 1:46 fast 15 MB 7 .". .". 5 6 . 6''- Rettig Salable. TeUowstaoe. Grar. Dame. 76731 Scant- lin50v 1:44 fast 20 112 3 4 3 5 4' 9'4lRettig Cork Hill. Salable. Christmastide. 78482 Seattle 3-4" 1:14 slow 60 110 9 10 10 10 10-" C Koerner Prolific. St. Francis. Kieina G. BANNOCK BOB. b. c. 4. bv Bannockburn— Sister to Uncle Bob (B. Schreiber). Weight todav 104. 813M Louisville 3-4 1:131 Cast 133 110 1 4 s 8! 9"'.V Powers Orlandot Earl's Court. Gypsy Ki.:g 75211 Oakland F C 1:111 fast 3 103 1 4 8 9- 9'3IScoville D.ne.n. Hal. Tiiriiaway. 75136 Oakland 3-4 1:141 fast 17 100 1 1 1 12 44 C Ross Husky. Billy Myer. Boas. SIXTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. .684)11 l'rBB 8 tOi.1 ORLY. b. g. 9. bv Orvieto — Eilv (F. Gering). Weight todav 101. 81476 L'sville 1 1-1« 1:471 slow M US IB M M B» 6"'.I"..v Crena.le. Mamie Algol J. C. Core. 7::i24 F.Gr'nds 1 1-4 2:111 good 9-10 104 4 2 2 1 1- l'l V Powers Doubt. Flavigny. Delphie. 72S04 City Park 1 1-8 1:531 good 6-5 108 17 6 3 2'J In J Lee Donna. Lancastrian. Beau Briimmel ALBERT STAR. b. c, 4. by StaT Shoot — Lady Alberta (M. Ording). Weight todav 104. 11348 Louisville 11-8 1:34 fasi 15 114 4 7 7 8 7s 7*1 Heidel Bollcview. Nadzu. Brook lea L V1..S. Anita 13-16 1:59 fast 11-5 1"3 S 8 8 6 6- 2' 1 Page First Peep. Silver Lino LogStilli. 88888 8. Anita 1 1-8 1:521 fast 5 K'4 4 7 7 7 7 44* Page Third Rail. Alma Bov. Silver l.tue S0935 S Anita 1 1-4 2:05 fast 2 101 4 1 1 1 I* 21 Page Third Rail. First Peep. St. Ratio. NADZU. ch. g. 5. by Lodowic— Salt Grass Mag 'H. G. Bedwell I. Weight tedsv 11C. 81438 Louisville 1 1-4 2:66} fast 1 1"7 I (. ! i I1' 8* Taplin Bellevii-w. Oroonoka. Alhert Ian.. 81348 Louisville 1 1-8 1:54 fast 4'. lid I S S 7 5' 2- Taplin Belleview. BlOOklcaf. Grenade. 810M Oakland 1 1-2 2:351 fast 1 105 7 7 5 2 3" * 24 Taplin Red Leaf. Rubric Orcagna. 80907 Oakland 1 1-2 2:361 fast 1S-5 113 2 4 4 3 34 2' Taplin Red Leaf. I-'antastic. Orcagna. 18782 Oakland 1 1-2 2:363 good 4} 107 7 6 5 4 44 2l Taplin Red Leaf. Fantastic. Orcagna. GILVEDEAR. ch. c. 4. by Giganteum— Sea Puss (A. D. Steele). Weight todav 187. 84348 Louisville 1 1-8 1:34 fast 7 108 2 3 4 6 61 6*1 T Steele Belleview. Nadzu Brooklraf. 81220 Lex' gtoti 1116 1:48 fast 6 118 6 3 3 3 2' 2- T Steele Mellow mint. Colonel Blue. Enlist. S 1 IS:: I^x'gton 1 1-16 1:511 mud 2 MB 2 3 4 4 4e 4T T Steele Malediction. Ed Kane. Grenade. 81144 Lex'gton lm20y 1:421 good 25 107 3 2 2 3 31 3* T Steele Debar. Malediction. Tom Dolan. HARTING. b. g. 5. bv Hermence— Susan Jane (W. A Hughes). Weight tadkf 108. si vii Pimlico 1 1:401 fast 10 107 7 9 10 S 7* V% Creevy R.Grande. Bob.Kean. K.ofBaslian S1191 Pimlico 1 1:41| fast 12 102 7 6 7 6 7* 6s J Reid Ouantico. Campaigner. UoflJingden 778M Latonia lm70v 1:45 fast 12 105 3 7 7 4 5' 5'" Mub-ahv Financier. I.ignan.lo. Stone Street. 77942 Latonia 1 1-16 1:471 fast 30 109 2 6 9 8 94 9"! Mulcahy Kiil.igh. Rrancas Albert Star. BONNIE BARD. b. g. 5. by The Bard— Fluid (W. J. Young). Weight todav 105. 81406 L'sville 11 10 1:46 fast 13 164 6 :: :; 4 1' 7 '{Hanaan Creel. J. 11. Ht.l urlan.iol. 77.;7:i L'sville lin70v 1:451 fast 25 16S 5 2 2 2 '_"' ::: A Walsh Boa. Hyphen. T. Robinson. Ar.Sivift. 77578 Louisville 1 1-2 2:r5 fast 4 107 4 2 3 3 4" 4'9 A Walsh Besterling. Belleview. Tivolini. 77358 L'sville 1 1-16 1:48 fast 8 102 5 :: 3 2 21 3- A Walsh Anneta Ladv. Gild. Severus. 77309 L'sville 1 1-16 1:19| good 9 |(S 3 U I U ■' A Walsh BeauBrummel, LadjEsther. Deacon. BELLEVIEW. ch. jr. 6. bv Bel Demonio — Gadabout (F. B. Stevens). Weight todav 113. sii:W Louisville 1 1-4 :':i't;j fust i:: in IM 1 J 4 :: V 1" T Woe Nftdtn. Oiaoaoka, Albert l'unz. SISM Louisville 1 1-8 IM fast 12J 110 8 G fi I VI Is V Powers Nadzu. Rrookleaf. (irons ik*. T7S47 latonia 1 1-8 l:r .".j! good C IM " 6 G 6 «'" 5*» .1 Kutler Mortibov. Huerfano. Sea Salt. tttZt Louisville 2 Mm fast 3i W4 13 1 1 1- l'l J Kutler Besterlinz. Dr. Simrall. Lixnando. 7704K L'svllle 1 1-16 1 :4s| fast Su 100 7 7 7 6 &" 5; Franklin Miltiades. Orphan Lad. QuaKaa. ARROW SWIFT, ch. g. 4. by Belvidere— Miss Kinney (P. M. Civill). Weight todav 108. 8UM I/avtlle 1 1-M f:fl| alow 3 MS 6 R 10 7 r.1 SH Taplin Crinhal. St. Elm wood. First Teen. DM I.ex'gton 1 1-lli 1:" 0 good13-20 113 ." 5 3 2 J.* V\ A. Walsh Grenade, Broadside. I'rvtania. 7 •:,« Sub. Park 1 l:."»lg slow 3 2 105 _" J Reid Ed Tracy. JobnMcBl iile. Tbeodoeia. 7M02 Latonia 1 3-16 2:01ji fast 6 105 3 5 5 3 5« I* Rniniion A.Dufour. W. Cooler. T.Shaiisrhrann. GRENADE, b. g. 8. by St. Gatien— Turmoil (T. Hatfield). Weight today 111. 1-tTu C. Downs 1 1 U 1:47.-: Ha w 21 113 I 1 1 1 1' 1} F Purfon Mamie Algol. J.C.Core, T.aKay.tte. SK'li; Louisville 118 1:54 fast I 106 I 5 3 I 4 *f F Burton Belleview. Nailziv Brookleaf. 81321 ('.Downs lm70v 1:46? slow 13 l"ft 2 4 3 3 52 43 F Burton Creel. Colonel Blue. Lafayette. tit* Lexington 1 1-8 1:59 mud 14 5 112 111 1 a5 2* F Burton KdKane. MaidMilitant. BeuDoul.le. 8I2U2 Lexgton 1 1-16 1:50 good 16-5 110 2 2 1 1 1' l'J F Burton Arrow Swift. Broadside. Prytanin. BESTERLIKG. b. g. 7, by Lord Esterling— Luerece (Mrs. N. B. Davis). Weight todav 10], K1470 L'SVille 1 1-W 1:47* Blow M IM M !• » 9 7' 7'-' W AndreasGrenade. Mmnie Alsiol. .1. C. Cole. SUh-,4 Jarkson\ ille 1 1 :4!tg good 40 IM !» 10 10 10 9J 8* Goines Teeta II.. Hose F.. Vendor. M'SSl Jaek'ville 1 1-8 2:023 good 15 104 6 I 6 8 11 U"* Guy Paul. Miss Vigilant, Separator. IMBODEN. b. g. 8. by Guido— Sound (M. Ochsner). Weight today 101. 81346 Louisville 1 1-S 1:54 fast 70 106 10 9 10 10 S1 8" Warren Belleview. Na.lzn. Brookleaf. SUM l.exgton 1 1-16 1:48 fast 4J 110 2 8 9 9 9= 9I22M Preston Mellowmint. (iilvedear. ColoneiBlue 81164 Lex'gton lm20v l:41g fast 30 110 3 10 9 8 6* 7"'F Burton Creel. Plume. Colonel Blue. 7S131 Latonia 1 1-8 2:00* hvy 8 102 6 8 8 8 8 72» E Griffin Maid Militant. Ouagea. Apt. KENNEWICK. b. g. 4. by Box— Malva R. (G. Carter). Weight todav 102. 8118* Lexington 7-8 1:301 mod 51 IM 5 7 7 7 Pull.up.H-idi 1 LadvVie. LaFavette. I.a.lyKlhehn. 77547 L'sville Iin7ov 1:47J fast 20 102 6 9 10 9 8' S'-Uilasner Raleivh. Cymbal. EUiel Carr. 77X78 L/SVille lni70vl:48 good 6 103 4 2 4 4 71 S" 'Pickens Financier. Duuvesan. Ladv Bnldnr. IBM L-xington 1 1:40J fast 12 M 3 11 1 1» 2» A Walsh Carew. Rexnll. Wine Merchant. 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WEDNESDAY'S FORM SPECIAL: Black Friday 83-54-86-43-38-92-47-58. THE TURF REPORTER Room 312 :: 59 Dearborn St. :: Chicago. 111. R.l^rWARRE^~_clocker, 622 West Market St , Room 19, . LOUISVILLE :: KENTUCKY NOTICE TO TURF FOLLOWERS.— On May is my cri vml $5.00 Special Rata. Wmmetman to my Haily One-IIorse Siiecial will receive Grand Special free. Out of town clients wind the Btnat previous. Tevma: $10 far I-ouisrille meetim;. tine liorse a day. IF YOU ARE interested in the Belmoni Park races, write me. I can help you. I have located three positive winners, good prices, that will start during the first ten days of the meeting. Address. W. ARTHUR DAVIDSON. Hotel Lafayrftte. 9th St. and University Place, New York City. SUBSCRIBE FOR DAILY RACING FORM. Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. In Pinilico's ninety-eight races run up to yester day forty tliii-e favorite* had won. This is an MTCT am at marly 44 per •••lit. very high for this times the rear and a new assemblage of horses. Til. New York idea is that the following will go to the post for Thursday's Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont I'ark: Jack Atkin. King .lames, l'av-■ •tte. llifli Private. Alas.-. . liow.-m. Doa Creole. Tiirnco.it. Maty Davis. Practical. Wise Mason and Petticoat. Ballon McCarthy and Willie Muleahy. two Toronto l.oys nlm were Incapacitated by serious acci dents Inst winter, are around ajraaa. McCarthy has discarded his crutch and hopes to be able to ride at the ruiiiliiv meeting. Mul.ihy is still very weak and will not be in a condition 10 vide (off MM time. - Toronto Glebe. W. A. Kirwan. one of Barnev Schreiiur's trusted men. is at Louisville. He stopped at Woodlands from California to leave a carload of horses which have beep racing on the California tracks. Among the number was Ncalon. which Mr. Scliroibcr re gained recently. Nealon is to be added to the stall of sires at the Sehreiber farm. Answers To Queries. ANSWERS TO QUERIES. . IComnninicalions without names and addresses of senders will not be answered or noticed; nor will any answers be sent by mail. I W. H. X.. Chicago. :: to I. Alex W.. Chicago. Aliout 7 to .*.. .1. M. 2!». Cincinnati. ». The bet lost.- J. M. M.. Indiauapolis. 1ml. The bet was a draw. Mike. Chicago. Name the hordes and races bet on. R. W.. Toronto. Out. There was no Colt entry iu the race H. M. G.. St. Ixmis. Mo. On .Teff Bernstein you should have received $10.45. J. P. ('.. Chicago. John MeClure ran aaatlaaai and the wager lost all through. L. V.. Meinidiis. Tenn. Kosimiro ran and finished fifth in the third race at l'imlico Alay 0. Racing Dates For 1909. RACING DATES FOR 1909. Houston Racing Association. Houston. Tex. : April 26 to June 12. (42 days). Fort Worth Racing Association. Fort Worth. Tex.: April 20 to June 12. iH'.» daysi. New Louisville. Jockey Club. Louisville. Kv. : May I to May 22. (Churchill Downs. 18 days). Ogden Jockey Club. Ogden. Utah: May ii to May 21. (15 days). Jamestown Jockey Club, Jamestown, Va. : May 13 to May St. 115 daysi. Westchester Racine Association. Belmont Park, N.Y.: Mav 18 to June 2. . Utah Jockey Club. Salt Lake City, Utah: May 22 to July 7. (40 days). Latonia Jockey Club. Latonia. Ky. : May 25 to June 22. (30 days). Brooklyn Jockey Club. Gravesend. N. T. : June 3 to June 23. Oklahoma City Jockey Club, Oklahoma City, Okla. : .linn- 15 to July B. (1!) days). Overland Jockey Club, Denver, Col. : June in to July 24. (31 days). Coney Island Jockey Club. Sheepghead Bay. N. Y. : June 24 to July 13. Butte Racing Association. Butte, Mont. : July 3 lo August G. (30 daysi. Empire City Racing Association, Yonkers. N. Y. : July 14 to July ."1. Saratoga Association. Saratoga. N. Y. : August 2 to August 28. Maryland Jockey Club. Pimlico. Md. : October 23 to November it. (12 days). Canadian Racing Dates For 1909. CANADIAN RACING DATES FOR 1909. Ontario Jockey Club. Toronto. Ont.: May 22 to June 5. (Woodbine l'ark track. 13 days). Montreal Jockey Club, Montreal. Que. : June 5 to June 10. (Blue Bonnets track. 13 days). Hamilton Jockey Club. Hamilton. Ont.: June 22 to .Inly : . (11 days). Niagara Racing Association. Fort Erie. Ont. : July 5 to July 28. (21 da\s). Highland Park Club. Windsor. Ont.: July 31 to August 21. (19 days). Niagara Racing Association, Fort Erie. Ont. : August 26 to September 4, (9 days). Montreal Jockey Club. Montreal, Que.: September 4 to September IS. (Bine Bonnets track, l.'l days) Ontario Jockey Club. Toronto, Ont.: September 18 to September 25. (Woodbine I'ark track. 0 days). Hamilton Jockey Club. Hamilton, Ont. : September 28 to October 9. (11 days). Highland Park Club. Windsor. Ont.: October 12 to October 23. (11 davs). Important Stake Dates. IMPORTANT STAKE DATES. New York Steeplechase. Belmont Park. N. Y.Mav 13 frank Fi-hr Selling Stakes. Louisville. KV..M.1V 15 Juvenile Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y Mav 15 Toboggan Handicap. Belmont Park. N. Y....Mav 13 Harlem Stakes. Belmont I'ark. N. Y May 15 Gentlemen's Cup. Louisville. Ky Mav Is Bouquet Stakes. Belmont Park] N. Y Mav 19 Crolona Handicap. Belmont Park. N. Y May IS Louisville Handicap. Iiouisville. Kv May 20 Norwood Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y M.n 10 Ladies' Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y Mav 20 Kentucky Oaks. Louisville. Ky May 22 Minto Slakes. Toronto. Out May 22 Whitney Memorial Steeplechase. Belmont I'ark. N. Y Mav 22 Withers Stakes-. Belmont Park. N. Y Mav 22 Woodstock Plate. Toronto. Ont Mav 24 Victoria Stakes. Toronto. Ont Mav 24 Coronation Stakes. Toronto. Ont Mav 25 Clarciin.nl Handicap. Belmont I'ark. N. Y....Mav 2.5 Fashion Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y Mav 2.5 Prince of Wales Handicap, Toronto. Ont Mav 25 Meadow Brook Hunters' Steeplechase, Belmont Park. N. Y May 27 Amateur t^vp. Belmont Park. N. \" May 27 Liverpool Cup. Toronto. Ont Mav 27 Toronto Cup. Toronto. Ont M:iy 29 International Steeplechase Handicap. Belmont Park, N. Y May 29 PoeaattCO Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y May 2:) Woodbine Steeplechase, Toronto. Ont Mav 2:i National Stallion Kace. Belmont l'ark. N. Y.Mav 31 Van Corllandt Handicap. Belmont Park. N.Y.May .il Brant ni Cup. Toronto. Ont. May 31 (iranil National Steeplechase Handicap. Belmont Park. N. Y June S Belmont Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y June 2 Laareate Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y" June 2 King Edward Hotel Can. Toronto Ont June 2 Waterloo Handicap. Toronto. Out June 5 Tyro Stakes. Toronto. Ont June 5 Street Bailwav Steeplechase. Toronto. Ont... June 5 William Hendrie Slemorial Handicap. Toronto. Out June I

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