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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, May 13, 1909

Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, May 13, 1909 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1909 drf1909051301 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, May 13, 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] xl^oLII KJLdAMl 01 11) V VOL. XV. NO. 114. CHK'ACO, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1909. PRICE 3 CENTS. Joe Morris Stake Taker.: Wins The Bashford Manor Stakes Like A Real Crack In Fast Time.; Two Races Fall to W. F. Schulte and Two to H. G. Bedwell--Jeff Bernstein May Not Start in Special. JOE MORRIS STAKE TAKER. WINS THE BASHFORD MANOR STAKES LIKE A REAL CRACK IN FAST TIME. Two Rices Fail to W. F. Schulte and Two to H. G. Bcdwcll — Jeff Bernstein May Not Start in Special. Louisville. Kv.. Mav 11!. — The running of the Baahford Manor Stake*, one f the old time fixtures, this itlwmai confirmed Joe Morris' good form ami entitles him to take precedence over tlie youngsters that have up to tl.e present shown in these parts. Eleven owners accepted the issue for their colts. King Solomon, because of his even impost with lee Morris, was thought to hold his recent conqueror ■aft and invited the hulk ot speculation, hut Joe Morris thoroughly doiiwnsiratod thai his recent trie-tory over King Solomon was no tluke by the impres sive manner in which he disposed of him and other opponents when it eainc to the deciding drive. During the early running King Solomon and Duqucsm had maintained a speedy pace and measured strides for three lurlongs he tare being joined bv .loo Morris. When fully straightened out for the stretch racing. Page urged the latter mildly and the colt, respond ing in gaim fashion, dashed by the leaders with an patent ease and won casing up. King Solomon, after disposing of Dmpiesue. had to be driven out hard Hi retain second place from the fast coining Douau. There was considerable Interference, always present in tlie two year old scrambles here when the number of starters reaches large proportions and it accounted for the failure of Eye White and Frank ;. Bona to finish closer up. E\e White ran a splendid race considering the amount of interference he had to overcome and may reverse this running with the winner. The condensed history of the Bashford Maim: Stakes is as follows: Year. Winner. Wt. Jockey. Val. Time. IMS Von House lis Winklield ..$1,333 :5.1, 1903 J. P. Mavberrv..llK II. Hooker.. 1.485 :55 1'.mi4 Oiseau 121 Munro 1. 300 :-" 4'. IMS Geo. C. Be— ett.118 Xlcol l.ooo :5 ;; 1908 Zal lis Obert 1.720 :50 1!H 7 John Marrs lis Header 1.570 :54 190N Fundamental IIS Heidel 1.415 :54- While the stake was the feature, the other races were by no means devoid of interest and the finishes were close. W. I*. Schulte*s colors were carried to victory on two occasions during tlie afternoon ami us liotli his representatives. King Olympian and Gliding Belle, were outsiders in the betting, then-backers, composed mostly of local people, were richly rewarded. Gliding Belle won the free liancli cap. in which four other useful handicap horses started, including the high-priced Direct. Dr. Bark lev. whieh finished third in this year's Kentucky Derby, went out into a long lead soou after the start, but the Schulte fillv stuck to hfin closely am! passed him in the final furlong. Lady Esther, under a strenuous drive, beat Direct for third .money. King Olympian raced to his early promise ami always held Slewfoot and the Debutante winner. Ktheltiurg. safe in the second race. The longest -priced winner of tlie afternoon proved to In- Tom Ilayward. winner of the opening dash, in which sixteen platen eoaapdaed the field. Romp heating McUowaslnl for second place. Because of the big field coiiiiwting there was repeated Interfer-ence. Gerrymander, the favorite, being one of the sufferers. H. (J. Bedwell. owner of Tom Havward. a So took the closing race when Nadzu. under Taplin'a good ioekevship. led his opponents home. The track record for a mile and a furlong of 1:53 was equaled by Nate. The closest finish of the afternoon came with the running of tiie fifth race, when Marbles just lasted hng enough to get to the finish iu advance of Gypsy King and Merrick. Gypsy Kins was licst. hut re uuires strong riding, which accounted for his failure to get into a prominent position until after the greater part of the race had ln-en run. News that the Arkansas legislature had adjourned without votiHg on the Wadley bill, which weald ha\e given raeing to Hot Springs, was a severe blow io Many horsemen who had built hopes on Hot Borings as tie future haven for their oiierations. Matt I. Winn also expressed his regrets over the failure to re -establish racing at Hot Springs, for. while Juarez. Mexico will now attract some that would have eauipaigncd at Hot Springs, it is his firm belief t li.-i : race tracks derive more benefits when competition is on. Mr. Winn and Secretary I.ymau Davis will leave at the close of this meeting for New York, whole tlie stakes and other details of the coining Juarez racing will be gone over. When this business is fullv straightened out the gentlemen will leave for Juarez to superintend the construction of the plant, which is to he finished by Thanksgiving day. They will return east in ample time for the opening of the Empire City track. Joekey V. Frazier, formerly in the service of D. T. Morris, died last night in a local hospital after an operation for appendicitis. The boy's home was in Lexington, where his body was shipped this uioru lug. There is a possibility that Jeff Bernstein will be an absentee in the Latonia Derby preliminary trial to Ik- run here next week, on account of an injury in his last start. It may also keep him from starting in the Estonia Derby. Lexington Stables Depart For Toronto. LEXINGTON STABLES DEPART FOR TORONTO. Lexington. Kv.. May 12.— The racing stables of Mode Nicoll. Pons & May and Dillard Hill left here this morning for Toronto. In Nieoll's lot were Crawford. Many Colors. Smith Baker. Fair Cecelia, Cold Front. Maid of the Town and Clem Beaehev. Pons «\- May sent Ben Double. Catherine Caldwell. Rose horn and Tomnthlrhl, Dillard Hill took Youthful and Austin Sturtevant. Hack MeCarron lias refused $."..IHM) for Elholburg. winner of the Debutante Stakes. The offer was made bv B. C Lomax. of Baltimore, vice president of the Baltimore A; Ohio Railroad, tor whom Thomas Welsh is training several two-year-olds. MeCarren ITS he expects to win the Cincinnati Trophy with Elhelburg. E. K. Bradley bought Minnie Adams and Follies Rrrawres from Fred Cook yesterday and they are to i-.iine here to join his Etna at Idle Hour Farm. Belmont Park Racing Begins Today.: Fine Attendance Expected--Starters, Jockeys and Odds in the Metropolitan Handicap. BELMONT PARK RACING BEGINS TODAY. Fine Attendance Expected — Starters. Jockeys and Odds in the Metropolitan Handicap. Now York. Mav 11!.— Tlie Metropolitan season of racing for ISM begins at the great Belmont Park course tomorrow under encouraging auspices. It is generally believed that, fortified with tlie liberal local court decisions recently rendered regarding het-thu under the Hart-Agnew law. tlie public will turn out in great numbers to witness tlie favorite sport. Race-goers mav lav all the wagers tiny wish during th- afternoon without fear of arrest or molestation. So railed bookmakers only will be subjected to whatever espionage or regulation may be adopted by the authorities However, no one apprehends the slight est interference with in angle of the siiort and therefore many of the old-time devotees of racing will be present to lend eclat to the occasion. The card for turf hoadciuartors' inaugural day is :,r»t class, the Metropolitan Handicap, at one mile, being ils principal attraction. Of the baker's dozen of starters. S. C. Hildrelh's pair. King James anil Itostigouehe. are dominant factors in the market at S to •".. Madden's famous two-year old of last season. Fayette, and James R. Keene's Turncoat air next fancied at 4 and (i to 1 respectively. Probable. Metropolitan starters, jockeys aud odds: King James and Restigouche. coupled as the Hi! dretli entrv (O. Burns and W. Miller). 8 to 5. Juggler (McDauiel). 20 to 1. Half Sovereign IE. DugaiO. 10 to 1. layette IMcIatyre). 4 to l. Arasee. doubtful (Cl.issl and Mary Davis (WRSOU). as the Emerv fj Davis entry. 12 to 1. Cowan (Grand). 12 to 1. Don Creole (Scoville). 12 to 1. Turncoat (Butwein. 6 to 1. Wine Mason (Ipton) and Glucose (Deverichl. Newcastle Stable. 15 to 1. Footpad (Bergeni. 40 to 1. The trials of these horses in preparation were: King James— Mile at Kheepshead Bay in 1:4.'!. Restigouchi — Mile at Sheepshead Bay in 1:44. Half Sovereign -Mile at Pimlico in 1:41. Juggler— in.! oneeighlii miles at Pimlico in 1 :.ls. Favette — Mile at Belmont Park in 1:4..?. Arasee -Mile at Sheepshead Bay in 1:44. Marv Davis— Mile at Sheepshead Bay iu 1:44. Cowan — Mile at Pimlico In 1:41. Don Creole — Mile at Gravescud in 1:411. Turn, -oat— Mile at Sheepshead Bay in 1:43. Wise Mason -Mile at Graveseml ill 1:42. Glucose- Mile at Craveseiul in 1:42".. Footpad --Seven eighths at Sheephead Bay iu 1:33. Chief Race Of England And Of The World As Well + + CHIEF RACE OF ENGLAND AND OF THE WORLD AS WELL + A Race of all races is the Epsom Derby. Its liistory for more than a century has Iieen a not unimportant pan of tic history of England. Parliament adjourns in honor of the day of its decision and from the king ■own iu all gradations of society every loyal Briton who can do so is present to hail the victor. Where-i iit the gallant thoroughbred is known an Epsom Derby winner is deemed chief among horses and proud Is the man who can exult ill the possession of the victor in a struggle for the Blue Ribband of the Turf. The one hundred and thirty-first Derby will lie run one week from next Wednesday. It promises to lie a sensational contest. The unexpected defeat of Biyardo in the Two Thousand deposed him from the BeUV tlan of favorite and gave that place to King Edward's Mitioru. Still Bnyardo nss a host of admirers who think lie was not entirely fit when he m t his first defeat and that he will redeem himself in the Derby. Then the American crack. Sir Martin, has la en heavily backed and the certainty that he will start gives an International tinge to the great race and will make the result almost as impatiently awaited in this country as in England itself. The history of the race since 18M is as follows: Year. Owner. Winner. Odds. Joe-key. Second. Third. Time. Value. 1850 Lord Zetland's tVoltigeur M-l J. Marson •Pilsford, Clincher 2:M 1861 Sir J. Hawiev's... Teddington 3-1 J. Marson. .M'rlb'gh Buck Neasham ....2:51 1833 Mr. Bowes' Daniel O'Kourke... 25-1 V. Butler Barbarian C.B.Nichol'n 3: * 1853 Mr. Bowes' 'tWest Australian, 0-4 F. Butler. . .Sittingboiirne Cineas ZtbSj ls.-,t Mr. Cullv's Andover 7-2 A. Day King Tom •Hermit 2:52 18.1.1 F. I'opham's Wild Dayrcll 1-1 R. Sherwood. . Kingstown *L.of the Isles2:54 1856 Admiral Harcourt's Ellington 20-1 Ahlcroft ... .Yellow Jack Caiinobie 3:04 1857 W. P Anson's SBlink Bonny 80-1 Chariton ..Black Tommy Adamas 2:45 1838 Sir .1. Hawiev's.. Beadsman Ml Wells Toxopholite The Hadji ..2:54 1850 Sir J. Hawiev's... Musjid 9-4 Wells Marionette Trumpeter ...2:59 1m;o Mr. Merry's Thormanby 4-1 Custance. . ..*The Wizard Horror 2:55 1861 Col. Townclcy's. . . Kettledrum KM Bullock Dundee •Diophantus .2:4.". 1*02 Mr. Snowing s .... Caractacus 40-1 J. Parsons. * The Marquis B-OCkstone ...2:434 1863 It. C. Navlor's "Macaroni 10-1 T. Chaloner.il.d. Cllfden Rapid Rhone. .2:501 1S04 W. IAnsoii's tWafcr Athol Ill J. Snow don. "Oenoral Pool Scot. Chief .. .2:4::" 1863 CUt K. del.agr'ge's *Ghidiatrur 5-2 H. Crimsh'w.. Chris. Carol Flthani 2:40 1866 It. Sutton's •ll.ord I.yoti 5-6 Custance Savornake Rustic 2:.KI $37.7.10 1s ;7 Mr. Chaplin's Hermit 1060-13 Daley Marksman •Vauban ....2:52 35.000 1868 Sir. .1. Hawiev's... Blue liirau 7-2 Wells King Alfred Speculum 2:431 34.000 isci .1. Johnstone's "Pretender lis j. Osborne. -tPero Gomel t. Drummer. 2:52] 31.125 1870 Lord Falmouth's.. Kingcraft 20-1 T. French . ..Palmerston Muster 2:45 30.875 1571 R. Rothschild's Favonius 9 1 T. Vi emkl I K.oftheFbrest tf Albert Victor 2:50 25.623 1572 II. Sprite's Cremorne 3-1 Maidmeiit Pell Mell Q. htisstlliu T ill 24.250 1878 Mr. Merry's Doncaster 45-1 F. Webb.*ttGangJV)rward lUfshWI 2:50 24.125 1874 W. S. Cartwright's Ceorge Fredrick... 0-1 Custance Couroniie de Fer •Atlantic ....2:40 20.750 1875 Prince Batthyany's Galopln 2-1 Morris Clareniont Repentance .2:48 24.750 IsTi; \. Raltasai's Kisber 4 1 Maidment . ...Forerunner Julius Caesar. 2:44 27.875 1877 Lord Falmouth's., tSilvio 1O0-9 F. Archer .. .Glen Arthur Bob Boy 2:50 30.200 1878 W. S. Crawford's. Sefton 100 12 Constable Insulaire ChUderiC 2:50 20.125 MW!) Mr. Acton's Sir Bevvs 20-1 a. Fordham . . Palmbearer Visconti 3: i2 ."5.125 lsxq D. or Westm'ster's Bend Or 2-1 V. Archer tRob.the Devil Mask 2:40 :;i.H7r, isvi l'. I.orillard's ilrcxiuois 11-2 F. Archer "Peregrine Town Moor ..2:50 29.625 1882 D. of Westm'ster's *Shotover 11-2 T. Cannon Quicklime Sachem 2:46} 2:1.875 18x3 sir F. Johnstone's. St. Blaise 5-1 C. Wood. Highland Chief *Galliard 2:481 25,750 1884 J. Hanimond's tfSi. Catien 100.8 c. Wood Sir J. Wn'ghby'S. ttllarvester 1O0-7 S. Loates O. Adelaide. .2:40* 24.500 1883 Lord Hasting's jMelton 75 10 F. Archer *Paradox R. Hampton. .2:41* 22,625 KvMi II. of Westm'ster's 'JOrmomlo 4-9 F. Archer The Bard St. .Mirin 2:154 2:i.."i Mi iss.7 Mr Arlington's. ... Merry Hampton ..14)0-0 J. Watts The Baron Hartley 2:4:! 22,625 isss; H. of Portland's... 'Ayrshire 5-41 K. Barrett Crowberry Y.D'in'n's L'd2:43 18.. '17.". 1880 D. of Portland's... tDonoyan 8-11 T. Loates Miguel El Dorado 2:44ij 20.250 1S1MI Sir J. Miller's Sainfoin 10O-15 J. Watts l.eN'ord Orwell 2:40* 20.700 18!il sir F. Johnstone's *iComniou 10-11 ;. Barrett. . .QouTeineat Martenhurst ,2c56t 27.." r 0 is;ii Lord Bradford's... Sir Hugo 40-1 F. Allsopp. .{tlLs Fleche Bucentaure ..2:44 "4.0OO ISO:; Mr. McCalmont's. . *? Isinglass 4-0 T. Loates. ... Ravensbury Ra -burn 2:43 27.575 18B4 Lord _RuKebery's. .. *I adas 2-0 .1. Watts Matctilwr Reminder ...2:4."4 27.2.10 1803 Lord Bosebery'a. , . rSir Vlsto 0-1 S. Loates Curaon »Kirkc innel .2:4:'.i 27.2.1't 18B6 Prince of Wales'.. .Persimmon 5-1 J. Watts. ..*St. Frusquin Earwig 2:42 27.2.10 1807 Mr. llubblns' ncallee More 1-4 C. Wood Velasquez History 2:44 27.2-Ki iwis J. LarnaeVa Jeddah 100-1 O. Madden Batt Dunlop 2:47 27.2riO 1890 D.of Westminster's •! Flying Fox 2-5 M. Cannon Damocles Innocence .. .2:421 27.250 1000 Prime of Wales'. •{Diamond Jubilee. 0-4 II. Jones Simon Dale Disguise II... 2:42 27.210 1001 W. C. Whitney's. tfVolodyovski 5-2 L. Reiff. William the III. Veronese 2:101. 2S.:i.10 1002 J. (iubbins' Aid Patrick 100-11 .1.11. Martin. Rising (Mass Friar Tuck ..2:42* 27.250 1803 Sir J. Miller's ... »*Rock Sand 4-0 1). Ma her Vihicius Flotsam 2:421 32.500 10011. de Rothschild's *St. Amant 5-1 K. Cannon. John o'Gaunt St. Denis ...2:4.1* 32.250 1!K .1 I...V1 Roseberv's. .. Cicero 4-11 D. Maher .Tardy Signorino 2:r:os 32.250 PXn; Major E. Loder's. Six-armint 0-1 D. Maher Pietou tTroutneck . .2:.'i0* 32.250 1007 R. Croker's Orhv DUMI J. Reiff ...Wool Winder Sl've GaDion..2:44 32.250 1008 Cliev. iJinistrelli's. tSignorinetta 100 1 W. Bullock Primer Llangwm 2::;o* :!2.2.10 •AJas won tlie Two Thousand, t the Oaks. $ the One Thousand. X the St. Lexer. UStarting gate first used. tfDead heat. Condensed History Of The Metropolitan Handicap CONDENSED HISTORY Or THE METROPOLITAN HANDICAP 4. + From the date of its first running the Metropolitan Handicap has justly Iieen ranked as one of the chief features of American racing. It was at first a dash of a mile and an eighth and in its first year was con tested bv one of the greatest fields of grand race horses that ever met iu this country, the starters bring Tristan. 114 pounds; Tenny. 129; Clarendon. 107: Riley. 110: Senorita. 11.!: Ambulance. 10.",. and Tournament. 125. marvels of speed ami eourage every one of them. The event was made a mile dash in 1!I07 and for tlie first time was won by a three-year old. Voter's success presaging the subsequent fame that was to .iccrue to him as a great race horse and a great sire of race horses of high class. Many famous racers have won the Metropolitan and it is a pleasure to observe that it is to be contested today bv horses worthy to rank witli those which have battled for its honois in previous years. The record of the race is: Year. First. Age. Jockeys. Wt. 1.891 Tristan (6) Taylor. .114 1S92 Pessara (4) Taral..ll7 1893 Charade (4) Doggett. .107* 1894 Ramapo (4) Taral..ll7 1895 No spring meeting held. 1896 Counter Tenor (4) . .Hamilton. .115 1897» Voter (3) Lamley . . 90 1898 Bowling Brook (3) ..P. Clay.. 102 1899 Filigrane (3) Clawson..l02 1900 Ethelnert (4) Maher. .120 1901 Banastar (0) Odom..l2.'l 1902 Arsenal 3) J. Daly.. 90 1903 Gunfire (4) T. Burns. .109 1904 Irish Lad (4) Shaw..l2.t 1905tSvsonbv (3) Shaw.. 107 ino.lfRace King (4) L. Smith.. 97 1905 Grapple (4) Garner.. 106 1007 Clorifier (5) Garner. .119 1908 Jack Atkin (41..C. II. Shilling. .128 Second. Age. Wt. Tenny (5) 129 Locohatchee (3) 105 His Highness (4) ....125 Roche (4) 105 St. Maxim (5) 109 The Winner (4) 115 George Keene (3) 102 Ethelbert (3) 100 Box (6) 121 Contestor (4) 112 Herbert (5) 119 Old England (4) 118 Toboggan (4) 103 Dandelion (4) '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.108 Okenite C!) 99 Restigouche (3) 98 Third. Age. Wt. Val. Time. Clarendon (4) ..107 $ 7,300 1:51J Sleipner (5) ...107 11200 1:54 Illume (4) 98} LX740 1:62} H.of Navarre (3) 106 6,145 1:52J Sir Walter (6). 112 3,850 1:53 Casseopia (3) ..99 3.S50 1:40J Octagon (4) ...116 4.280 1:44 Sanders (4) ...110 6.750 1:39} Imp (0) 127 0.250 1:411 All Green (*).. 102 6.810 1:42 Carbuncle (5) ..103 .8.920 1:42 Lux Casta (4).. 102 11.080 1:38J Beldame (3) .. 98 10.880 1:40 Colonial Girl (0)111 5.655 1:41* Colonial Girl (6)111 5.655 1:411 Oxford (4) 100 10.850 1:39 Rosehen (6) . . . 124 10.6.10 1 :40* Don Creole (4).. 95 9.620 VMI Run at Morris Park prior to 1905. 'Distance reduced from 1 1-8 miles. tDead heat. Condensed History Of The New York Steeplechase + + CONDENSED HISTORY OF THE NEW YORK STEEPLECHASE 4- * The New York is one of the steeplechases that has Iieen preserved with an endearment sadly cut down. but still sufficient to render it attractive to owners. Not in the first class of stakes for jmniKTs. it still has always been popular with owners and when matters in a rating way have improved will, no doubt, have its added money increased to the standard of past years. Its record is as follows: Year. First. Age. Jockeys. Wt. 189T Peconic (4) English . . 152 1S0S Shillalah (4) Hogan. . 1SS 1800 Diversion (51 Veiteh..140 PMIO* Diversion ( ) VeRch..M3 1!MH Ronkonkoma (31 DaytSn.-lSO 1003 Fiumlnate (61 Mara. .153 10O3 I.avator (7) Mara. .183 1904 Caller 1.11 Donohue. . 1 M 1905 Good and Plenty (5) Rav..l40 1000 Hv las (5) Ray. .146 1907 Grandpa (8) Stone. .15:; 10O8 T. S. Martin (5) Dunce.. 146 •Head heat. Second. Age. Wt. Lady Ravmond (81 170 Big Strive (51 145 Baby Bill (8) 163 •Cosmopolitan (4) 137 Walter Clearv (l» ...142 Jim Megibben (7) 133 Neponset (« 156 I.avator (8) 153 flying Buttress (6) ..156 Ben Crockett (5) 146 Sanetus (4) 132 Kemp Kidgelcv ( 1) OS Third. Age. Wt. Val. Time. Mars Chan (CI .1:17 $ 7.10 4: is Royal Scarlet (5)136 080 3:36 Cock Robin (41. .133 923 :::.H Cousin Jess (4)..i::7 1.07.1 3:53] Zinsibar (4) 112 759 4:01'. Plato (0) 153 970 4:02 Adiidaumo (.1) ..146 1.010 3:55 St. Judo (li ...132 1.3.1.1 3:5.1' Rube (7) 1.13 1.320 3:51 Cohlfleur (4) ...132 2.000 1:2.; Mr. McCanu (41.133 1.895 4:29 John M. P. (9).. 153 2.300 3:59 The "Mets'" Attitude Toward Betting. THE "METS* " ATTITUDE TOWARD BETTING. New York. Mav 12. — A meeting of the executive committee of the Metropolitan Turf Association was held Tuesday, at which it was Intended to dtoeuns the outlook for the season that opens tomorrow A member of the "Mots", as the organization is tsnUllarly known, said: "I am unite certain that the 'Mets'. whether members of the executive committee or not. have no idea of what the coming season will bring forth. As was (he case in 1N9.1. after tlie passage of the Percy-Gray law. those interested in the speculative end of the turf will await developments. At this time it is absolutely impossible to predict what will happen. Conditions will have to adjust themselves, and we. as well «s all others who have Iieen interested in the turf, will await that adjustment." Pimlico Meeting Closes: Great Attendance Witnesses Effendi's Victory In The Preakness Stakes.; Good Colt, Statesman, Breaks Down in the Race--Red River and St. Jeanne the Only Winning Favorites. PIMLICO MEETING CLOSES- GREAT ATTENDANCE WITNESSES EFFENDIS VICTORY IN THE PREAKNESS STAKES. Good Colt. Statesman. Breaks Down in the Race — Red River and St. Jeanne the Only Winning Favorites. Baltimore. Met, May 12. -It was a day full of sensation-,, this w indup of the Pilule o spring meeting. The Preakness Stakes, a revival of one of Baltimore's oldest stakes, was won by a despised outsider. Statesman, a horse for which 920,099 wis refused early in tin spring, broke down in ; he race and will never race again and the hit. Washington Steeplechase was espial id by a jumper that was mid in the auddeck on Monday for $65. Enough excitement surely for one afternoon. The Preakaeas was the stellar attraction of the meeting ami Baltimore society and horse folk showed their interest in the event by turning out iu larger numbers than on any previous day of tlie meeting, with the exception perhaps of last Saturday. Fash ion Plate, which had been shipped over from New-York to start in tlie race, was tlie choice with the horsemen and public as well. The good reports of Us work at Bassnshcad Bay earned tor the colt many friends. The result proved the greatest kind of a surprise, the winner turning up in Kffendt, which ni.'de a runaway allair of the race and won bv a length. Fashion Plate was the ope thai tarnished what contention there was. He dropped brto s 1 place BOSa after the start ami remained there throughout. Smith took the colt unnecessarily wide whil-rounding the far turn and this probably cost him the victory, for in the stretch his mount moved up with a game effort and at tie furlong post it appeared as if he might win. Effendi. however, hid a bit left and in tlie last sixteenth drew away again. Something happened to Statesman on tlie llrst turn, where there was a jam. aud tlie . ii diopped back. He labored along until well iu tip-homestretch, where he faltered and went to his: knees and •unseated Dugan. Statesman bobhied down to the judges' stand on three legs and it was plainly evident tliit he was injured seriously. 11« was led to his stable with great difficulty, tin examination it was found thai the sesamoid hone. which is one of the smaller Nines in Hie fetl '... broke, which means that the colt's racing day- lare ended. Tlie leg will lie plated In a cast ami every effort will be made to save him for breeding i.ni -poses. As soon as he is able to he moved le . i:! be transferred to W. S. DihTenderfer's term in Marylaud. where he will spend tire remainder of his days. Red River and St. Jeanne were Hie winning cryolites. A special, made up of six carloads of horses, will leave here Friday night for Toronto. Secretary Eraser telegraphed the horse nice under no elrcani-stances to take a surplus supply of feed, as the quarantine laws recently passed bv tlie Canadian parliament would not admit of its entrance into the Dominion. It is said that this was done to prevent the spread of mouth disease, which was brought into Canada by the thoroughbreds last season. William Cartli has arranged for John E. Madden to use his rider. J. Mclntyrc. for the Belmont Park meeting. Mclntyrc left for New York tonight ami will have the mount on Favette in tlie Metropolitan Handicap tomorrow. Jockey Illncbcllffe goes to Norfolk to ride for Woods Garth during that meel ing. W. E. Walsh lias changed his plans about shipping to Toronto. He will instead send the black sprinter. Coon, back to Latonia. Good Exercise Gallops At Toronto. GOOD EXERCISE GALLOPS AT TORONTO. Toronto. (Int.. May 12. — Woodbine track was slow and eat P.v today under tin drying out process, but a couple of King's Platers showed oneouraging work over it. The Valley Farm Stable's lour year old. Shimoui sc. wlii -li was second last year, put in a mile in 1:451. doing her gallop out in tlie middle of the traek. Cereinonius went that far with her and the mare was allowed to iinish out a mile and a fur long in 2:011 ami a mile and a quarter in 2:10. tie-best move of the season by a Plater. Desert Star went a mile in 1:471 and a mile and a quarter iu 2:17i(. This was done without inu.h effort, Sam e o'Gold could do no better than a mile in 1:1s and Better Half's effort was far from encouraging. The latter showed a mile in 1:10, ami a mile and a quarter iu 2:19. not as good as she did a week ago. Supper Dance had a mile in 1:48 and a mile anil a quarter in 2:10 under urging in tlie middle part of the work. Shore Lark and the hunter. Cold Riblmn. did a mile iu 1:52. Other works were: Deseoaaneta, mile in 1:47; Woodbine Belle, three-quarters iu 1:22; Glimmer, mile in 1:471: Man-heiiner. half in .10: Al Powell, three-quarters iu 1:18: Coming Forward and Puritan I.ad. a half mile iu 511; Jack Parker and Tremarg. taw epsrters in 1:19: Simeoo. half mile in .11 = : Rilleinan. hall mile in 59; John Carroll, half mile iu 55: Al Herfocd and St. Cecilia, half mile iu 52 : Scotch Moor and I-adv Sybil. half mile in 50; English Esther am! Broadsword, half mile in 51: Beidmoore. three quarters in 1:17. and a mile in 1:46s; Star Wave, half mile in The consingment of stock from Kentucky sent to Cornwall, lint., for sale, includes the stallions. Mcs- merist and Ed Furred. Sir Martin An Easy Winner. SIR MARTIN AN EASY WINNER. Leaden, 9nur., Mav 12. — American hecsea cut quit ■ a figure at Newmarket today, winning three taei ; and finishing second in another. Of most interest was Hie first appeai-ame iu a nee in England of He- Epsom Derby candidate. Sir Martin. I'lirviu; lop weigh* of 130 pounds he won the Wednesday Welter Handicap of 110 sovereigns over the Roan . mile in easy fashion, and made such an Impression that lie is now second favorite to Minoru for tlie Derby, at S to 1. He was ridden bv "Skects" Mar tin. and won bv a length and a half, with the torn -vear old fillv. Duskv Slave, second, and the rive year old mare. Houghton Maid, third. Nine started. The Chesierlield Maiden Plate of 200 sovereign.-, over the six furlongs Bretby Stakes course, was won by H. P. Whitney's Sixty, with Cions ways second and Lawn Sand third. Thirteen ran. , A plate of ^'(Hi sovereign*, over the last mile and a half of the Cesarewiteli coarse, was won by J. It. Keene's three-year-old chestnut colt. 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Madam's Metropolitan candidate. Fayette s mil' in 1:1-"' luindily. The work throughout iccomplisbed with something In reserve. Horse men who witnessed the move were Impressed. lor Ok colt's condition Indicates be has receive, a tlH rongh preparation for Ike big event of Pbursdas and several trainers expressed the opinion that he Frederick A. Fomytfce's throe-year old eatt, llitrli 1 Privati another candidate, stepped a mile in 1:1-.' He acted a- if sore. The trouble appears to ,*• ill 1 ,,. ),-, i A muddj track WODid add to his chance-. i, ut his ebaneea of facing the barrier in tlie big ev, nt .ire noi iny too l.riglit. i: Madden's l.adv Bedford and Miss Keamej .'.. -'-.1 up a mile In 1 : 154. II . \| .i.jdi-n twn-year-ohts worked a half mile . Mraiglitaway. The Ms sets contain many at prom ludglng by work and conformation. Trainer Kiiiilmll Patterson moved Medallion and ! O'Brien ■ half in I'o That the latter, a coll b) Meddlei Siii-nn. will make good on tlie metro , ..us ■ i^ believed bj those who saw him 1 tlie I' -iti.- coast. tndirew Malahj was one of the Inisv trainer* B( the Ray Cowen was one of the lirst he brought out This three-year-old raced with ■ fair measure • ,,l . a ... in c.ilit'oi nia. and as aeei not seem to be . sn; Mm- worse for his campaign. Be cantered ■ 1 i«ilf in V4 Desirous was asij galloped a mile In ! I |- This liili la going along in '.Tent style. Red IUiIh-H 111- III lidcll three year old that. W«H Hot trained I ■ -1 -.-, m showed s handy three eighths In -i I'll s and Calien l^i-w went together, and their ■ . ., , ii i. r of three eighths In 49. ■ - , t ■ i Gill v-'iitlv from Kentucky was on the ,,., i ,; rjrsvi -end Tralaet Smlili uatl asked I l« , to ..ork slang lor seu-u eighths, and he galloped , ' |ka dlataixe In 1:40. Though be had been gal loped some lwfore leaving the farm he still appears a hit high in flesh, and it is doubtful if lie is Intended for am racing nt the BHinoiit Park meeting Spellbound, tbe three vear old that came with Frank Gill, went six furlongs in 1 :2: . He is much further advanced than lie son of Collar and will probably be seen under colors nt Belmont Park. Tom Welsh sent WapSBOCS along for a smart three quarters in 1:17. This one has keen training in a \erv satisfactory fashion for some time and ouu'ht to 'lie heard from early in tlie season. Welsh also had seme of the Whitney two year olds out. and tkej were schooled nt the barrier. In this lot be lias some \ ..nngstcrs that promise to train Into good ones, and 1 1 icy have Ih-cii doing all that has In en asked of them. Matthew All.n sent District Attorney along for a mile iu 1:47. The work was by no means impivs sive. for at one stage of the journey the exercise Ihiv was plainly urging his mount. Oriick Match was seat over the same route, and showed to milch ketter advantage. W. C. Daly has Imm-ii speeding Grace Cameron since early In tbe spring and she has stood up under tke drilling in remarkable fashion. Yesterday her. task was five furlongs in 1:02 L and she had something left at the linish. Killiecrankie. from the same stable, worked her five furlongs in 1:02 tint, but BBS was palpably sore when pulled up. Golcomla went a slow seven furlongs in 1:34 for George Coruiiell. He is very close to racing condition and is evidently intended for a selling race at Belmont Park. A. J. Goldsboroitgh sent Sandpiper, the Whitney cast-on', n mile in 1:47. He showed a disposition to sulk all through tke work, and It was far from being an impressive move. Sclioolmarm galloped a half in ..ti. She is a grand looking filly and has a way of going that attracts attention. His German Silver showed a goad half in ."si*. Con Leightoa broankt «ut his two year-olds Ciitli-licrt. Aston Key. Hilda's Sister and Lnngenbeck, and gave them some useful schooling at the barrier. Each of these youngsters has gone along well and arc far enough advanced to warrant the prediction that tke) will lie raced at Belmont Park. lew horsemen Pmk advantage of schooling their rTOSS country performers over the regular steeplechase field at Belmont Park. The weather aud track conditions were most favorable for trials of this character. Harry S. Page sciiooled Oaklawu a turn of the field. Mr. Page was in the saddle and handled the good-looking son of Faratu'ole to advantage over the various stilf fences. Tranter BOas Feeteh was out with his Star Ruby horse. Kufus. and Pompons. Both schooled well, especially the former. Considerable work has been done with Kufi.s. P.artlett Mci.ennan's steeplechasers, in charge of trainer William llogan. made no mistakes when put through their paces. The .\llliu.il Champion winner of laM seaaBBi Agent, moved in his usual brilliant manner. Denier. Spy and Florence II. . of the same string, schooled perfectly. Pimlico Racing Statistics. ; 1 1 . ! 1 • . 1 ! ■ , , ' PIMLIC0 RACING STATISTICS. During tlie sixteen days of the Maryland Jockey Club's Baring meeting at Pimlii-o. which opened on April 24 and enine to a close yesterday. Ill races, seventeen of them steeplechases, were decided, and ' the total distribution in stakes ami purses was 172.845. This money went to 102 owners, forty ' three of whom won $.,(!« or more each, with W. T. Byan at the head of the list. T. Clyde second and C. C. Smithson third, as follows: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. W. T. Ryan 2 (» 1 $3,033 T. Clyile S 4 t S.CM C. C. Smithson ." 1 4 3.040 Monlpelier Stable 0 fi 2 2.S.'KI J. W. Colt S 2 3 2.olil William Garth .". I 4 2.4S0 D. Dtililnp 4 3 0 2.21.-1 it. E. Watkins 2 1 1 2.12". G.J. Krnus :i 4 2 LASS S. Uo s 1 1 ( 1.S2". D. Stevenson 2 O 1.790 A. Belmont 4 1 1 1.733 Mr. MeMurtrie 8 I 1 I.TSi Chelsea Stable S 4 4 1.71." A. B. Hancock 4 • 0 1.380 lira. u. w. WaJaaa :: 2 2 1.515 T. Wright 8 I 1 l.BM G. M. Odom 3 1 1 1.470 M. J. Cromwell 2 ." 1 1.230 P. J. Rainey 1 4 4 1.17,". C. II. Smith 2 2 2 1.170 Beverwyek stable 2 2 l Lotto T. G. M. dim Hi 10 1 1.000 R. Neville 2 1 1 9S!) Prospect Stable 2 1 0 97". F. B. Gardner 2 0 0 940 C. Meister. Jr 2 1 I 8ST. De Koven Stable 2 O 0 S"0 J W. Schorr 2 0 1 77."i R. Augarola 1 0 I 740 H. L. Lee 1 3 0 06o J. F. Bartlett 1 1 1 G.V) W. Lakeland 1 S 1 63."i (J. It. Tompkins 1 2 1 60O J. C. Sturgis 1 1 0 000 W. S. Diffenderfer 1 l o 600 J. S. Hoy 1 2 1 590 Miss A. M. Marroue 112 : s i II. Fnllahev 1 1 1 r.so K Veiteh 1 1 1 r.o t 1 . L. Adams 1 2 1 .",.", W. Forman 1 1 0 .".:: J. Garson 1 0 1 520 Effendi. with $3,035 to his credit, heads tbe list of the ls2 money earning horses, of which the following forty-four won $." 00 or more each: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Effendi 2 0 1 $3.0::5 Lad of Langd .n 2 1 1 2.125 The Monk 2 0 0 1.H40 TOSS Mellon 1 0 0 1.075 Bed River 4 0 0 1.590 Kio Grande j 0 1 1.510 lakahlra 3 1 o 1.510 Qnantlca ." 1 • 1.305 Juggler 2 I 1 1.300 Algie 2 0 0 LBBS Mexoana 3 1 0 1.200 Neoakaleeta 2 0 2 Man Boyal Onvx 1 0 1 1,0(10 Ben Cole 2 1 8 995 Statesman 2 0 0 940 Dullcaie 2 0 ■ 920 Autumn Girl 2 1 0 S0O De Muml 1 2 (t S45 St. Jeanne 2 1 0 835 HISS Lot-is 2 8 I X30 Sans Souei II 2 0 0 815 Hill Top 1 0 3 740 Z.i. at. cas 2 0 0 72o T bwood 1 2 1 705 Taste* 2 o o ok.-, Bonnie Kelso 1 1 1 07o I.ve Wire 1 1 1 850 Manama 1 1 o coo Little King Ill 000 Iliacko 1 1 1 JH Hi Gardener 1 II 8 5 io Buxton 1 1 1) 500 Grandpa 1 1 1 500 Bean Chflton 1 i» 2 5i;n .Momentum 1 2 1 55". I'.iisv 1 2 1 5.V. Bobbie Kean 1 1 I 550 Court Lady 1 1 0 530 Tamplco 1 1 1 525 High Bange 10 1 520 Waterway 1 1 0 515 Sir Wooster 1 1 0 505 Sir Wooster 1 1 | 5(15 Thistledale 1 2 0 500 The slakes decided during tlie meeting were as follows: Plmlieo Spring Handicap, April 2S; Royal Onyx.S 950 B. niieit Handicap. April 30; Juggler 6!HI Clabaugb Memorial Can, May 1: The Monk 1.37o Green Spring Vallev Steeplechase. May 1; Algle 585 (rick more Memorial Steeplechase. Mav 7: Algie 020 Merchants' Handicap. May s; Lad of Langden. 1.475 Amateur Cup. May S; Rio Grande 5HO P:mlico N'uiserv Stakes. Mav 10; Tom Melton. I.a71 Preakneaa Stakes. May 12: Efl'enili :'.,225 The percentage of winning favorites was good for tlie sixteen days of racing, as the following record will skew: Number of days ''; Number of races HI Winning til st choices 4b Winning second choices 17 Winning outsiders 4« Winning at odds on !■' Defeated at odda-oa ,s Percentage of w inning first choices 41 i: Dugati was the star rider for the sixteen days ..r racing having ri.hl«-ii fil't'-en wimiers. with a perceniage of twenty live. The total amount ol niiinev be won for the various owners he rode rot wai 18.145. Below is a reconl of the joekevs riding al the meeting: IpefeM Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unn. P.C. B. Daa-aa I 15 g •': H » (...Id-Llii » 8 io I 4 .2.: J. Mdiiiyre :i7 8 ;; •' JJ •-- ,,«S5,*..::::::::::3 Mil '^ .1. Held •;■» I ' rM", •',•; Ih-ierieb 13 8 -i 4 29 .14 | ,., 53 5 4 8 B M \" ,\ . laiig".'.'.'.'. I Pll_ ■* -■■ " * B '" t)i gg. Llehert ■- ! " ;: '.j I I'-rgen '1 ;; ;» I -J 9 W- D'Ole ■ V R» r, ' e 'T: I (handler - H -'~ \:h-i •" 27 2 5 2 18 . »7 ,' , ■ .,;;,•. '' sb ^ •" - B ■°:' la, v .:.' I-'! 2 7 j 28 .05 B Powell 2 1 I «» I M c:,!"" .;;;;:, I T I 1 S I. Bums I ' • I I • ' v\ ll. Walker 1« I 1 '•♦ .«• v. l.,.e 18 I 1 i U .00 ' ' Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. lTnp. P.C. B. Hayaea If 1 2 1 12 .88 Pencil 23 1 1 .". B ."I Crowley 53 1 1 7 24 M Tke following jiM-kevs had mounts Io the number opposite their mimes mid Mnislied third or ketter. but did not ride a winner: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d 3d. Pup B. Callahan •" " 2 1 2 M. Murphy 9 8 I 1 7 Rlghtmlre 8 0 1 1 4 Russell 88 8 l 8 M Delabv 5 (» 1 8 » Kennedy 17 8 2 (» A. Martin 11 » 1 " 1 » II. Sinilh 2 ( 1 ( 1 Wolke I 8 I 8 1 c Brady U 8 i 1 12 1:. Giiiihi 7 a o 1 0 lleCaka I 8 8 I I The following jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names, but Were never "In the " I1IOIII v W Allen. 1: Breedin. 1: S. Davis. 8; Hangman. 1; Estep. 2: Fiieist, 2; Gallagher. 1; Klaus. 7: Madeira. 3: Rollins. 4: Batnsev, 1; Vorke. 1; A. Williams. 2: Welpley, 3. F. Williams heads the list of steeplechase jockeys with three winners and a percentage of twenty live. Mr. .1. F. Kellv scored the honors among the gentle men riders. The lecord of the steeplechase jockeys and I Bill BSta riders during the meeting is as follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Cnp. P.C F. Williams 12 | I 2 4 .25 Savage 4 2 8 2 8 .•« A. Smith 5 2 1 (I 2 .40 J. Lynch 1 I 1 1 2 .33 McAfee 8 2 1 2 I .25 Davidson * 2 1 1 4 .25 Mr. J. F. Kelly 1 1 " " 8 l.'Nl Mr. Tavlor 2 1 0 1 8 .50 Sampson 3 1 1 1 (I J9 Mr. I. Wright 3 1 (» 1 I .■'- II. Stone 4 1 2 1 (» .25 W. Allen I 1 2 2 2 .11 Dnpee 10 1 2 2 5 .10 The following steeplechase jockeys and gentlemen riders had mounts to the number opposite their name.; and finished third or better, but did not ride a winner: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. M.Dnp. S. Mt'lain 8 8 1 1 4 .1. Sullivan '. 3 8 2 8 1 Mr. K. Tucker 8 0 2 1 Mr. J. Tucker 3 0 1 8 2 Mr. G. Nicholas 8 0 (I 1 2 Saffel 8 8 I 2 4 The following steeplechase jockeys nnd gentlemen riders had mounts to the number opposite their names, but were never "in the money": Mr. L. Collins. 1; McKinn-y. 2; S. Evans. 1; Lucas. 1: J. Franklin. 2: Grantlanil. 1: B. Hayes. 5: l' ■•Lilian. 1; (). lleider. 3; Huppe. 1; C. Brown. 1: McArdle. 2: G. B. Wilson. 1; Mr. Neer. 1. William Garth scored the honors among the trainers, having saddled the winners of more races than auv other trainer during the sixteen BB98. The record of the trainers Is as follows: No. No. Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Allen. A 4 Light root. F 1 Buich. P. M 3 Molinelli. A 2 Bcal. N. K 3 Midglev. W. R 2 Bvcr. N 2 McCnbe. F 1 Boyle. R 3 Nash. .1. E 1 Coles. T. F 5 Odom. G. M 3 Craven 11 2 Peters. K 1 Christy. L 1 Presgrave. W. F 8 Congden. W. 11 1 Pangle, J. W •"• Douglas. C. II 2 Pureell. F 1 Dalv. M 5 Rites. II 2 Forman. W 1 Scully. W. o 1 Frisbie. F. C 2 Stevens. F. J 1 Fitzsimnioiis. J 1 Smart. M 1 Fnllahev- II 1 Tompkins. G. It 1 Garth. William 11 Witch. S 1 Gardner. F. E 4 Whalen. J 4 Garson. J 1 Woodford. D 2 Healev. T. J 6 Wanton. R. J 4 Hogan. M 1 Wfnslow. 1). T 3 Keating. W 5 Watkins. R. 1 2 Lakeland. W 1 During the Maryland Jockey Chin's spring meeting of sixteen days, which terminated yesterday. some exceptionally fast time was made on several occasions. Five new track records were made and one old mark equaled. Tlie complete records of the Pimlico track, revised to date, are now as follows: Dist. Horse. A.Wt. Date. Time. 1-2 Little King. 2 110 May 0. 1900 :4SS 4 1-2 f Bulk-are ...2 117 May 7. 1909 :54K 5-8 Taslev 3 110 May 0. 1!H« 1:00? 5 1-2 f Botanist ...4 114 April 23. 1908 1MI7J Ab 3-4 Tickle 4 104 April 22. 1907 1:14 3-4 Statesman ..2 122 November 0. 1908.1:121 Tukahira ...3 98 May 0. 1909 1:12* 6 1-2 f Mont d'Or...2 118 November 24. 1S97.1:24! 7-8 Sugar Pine. 4 110 April 27. 190S 1:27 1 Nimbus 3 105 November B. 1908.1 :3UJ lnitOv Live Wire.. 4 111 May 3. 19419 1:43 Haflfty L.ofL'gden .5 103 May 8. 1909 1:443 lni70v Tony BoneroJ lie November 5. 1808.1:441 1 1-10 Bobbie Kean7 114 November 5. 1888.1:471 1 1-8 Bartender ..5 111 Novemlier 9. 1884.1:34] 1 3-1G Juggler 5 !0(. November 3. 1908.2:011 1 14 Maurice 4 122 November 14. 1896.2:091 Baikal 4 KM November 10. 1904.2:09' 1 12 Sui erst it ion 3 98 November 7. 1908.2:351 134 Preakness ..7 125 October 21. 1S74...3:0SI 2 Monitor 3 107 October 21. 1879.. 3:343 2 1-8 Monitor 4 HO O tester 30. 1SJ8. .3:441 2 1-2 Ballankeel. 3 90 October 22. 1874.. 4:313 4 Bessie Lee...". Ill October 22. 1871. .7:33 Steeplechases. Ab2 Pontotoc 0 144 October 24. 1908. .4:01 Ab2 l-4N'avaio 5 142 November 2. 1907.5:27* Fort Worth Entries. FORT WORTH ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track good. Racing starts at 3:00 p. m. (Chicago time. 3:00) XRuus well In mud. ©Superior mud runuer. | First Race — 1-2 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind. norse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. H1471 Mike Molett 109 :47 108.. X 723 81409' Balronia 115 :49 10S..X72O S14713 Dr. Smoot 108 :49 KlS 715 si I."..-.: i" Mary's Lamb 108..x71o S1471- Rio Pecos 108 :49J 111 710 May Day. ch. f. by Leonid — Dolly Hayinan 108 Second Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year olds and upward. Selling. S147C- Velce 97 1:104 .. 90 725 81443 Smithv Kane 7..111..X720 81414 Virginia Llndsey... 102 1:171 4..1o7..X715 81472' Myrtle Dixon 109 1:10* 5. . 1117. . X71(l 110394 Colonel Preston 7.. 11 4.. X 705 S14412 Morning Light 110 1:10 0..107 700 Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-vear-olds. Selling. 81503 Cull Holland 107 725 81379 Chipmunk 109 1:08 107.. ©720 8147(1 Restitution K'7 71. i 81175 Swing 104..X710 81442 Disagreement 10i 705 81533 Vlisain 104 7041 81470 Dick Vestal 104 MS Fourth Race — About 3-4 Mile. 3-ycar olds and upward. Selling. 79513- Adesso 0..114..X725 81170 Big Light 3.. 97. ...720 81441' Ben Walmslcy 4. .K 9. . X i L. 81536 Speight 3..95..X710 81472 Donna Elvira 5..109..X7O5 81500 Bates 7. .111 705 Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile. .", vi ar olds and upward. Selling. 81382 Belle of Texas 4.. 107 725 81290 The Bose of the Raneho 105 1:05? 3. . 97 72(1 81382s Tallow Dip 97 ItWJg "... 97 715 81290 Feckless 3. . 95 71o 81382 Hiek.rvbend 4. .112 7(15 81,:nj Dock B 4. .109 705 Sixth Race — 1 Mile. 4 venr olds nnd upward. Selling. (8150ft) Moli.-re 148 1:461 4..KH..X725 815(14 llenrv of Shenna mere 109 1:40* 4..I01..-720 8147'. George 11. White ... 1 III 1:41 1 I.. MB.. 71B 8154)41 Alex Grant 108 1:431 4..1O4..X710 815X4 Beecher 102 1:4(1* 7 . 103. . • 7o5 815321 Dr. Nash 104 1:11 7. .108 7o.'. The ligures under -Bee'- in iiIk.vc entries show the best ti mole by the horse at the distance, with weight carried, since January 1, 19410. This lime is not necessarily made by a winner. It mav I... the estimated time of a losing performance. Houston Entries. HOUSTON ENTRIES. Prolmbiliiios: Weather clear: track fast. Racing starts at 3:08 p. in. (Chicago time. 3:00) Buns well in Bind. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 7-8 Mile. 4 year olds and upward. Selling. Iud. Horse. Wt. Rec. A . Wt. Hoc,. 81IM Uncle Henry 188 1:271 7. . lo4. . • 72.. 81.112 Carasco 108 1:32} 1 .. 99. . .7241 81512 Joe Woolen (i .111 llll 81478- Separator Ml 1:1*1 I..I07 MQ 81511 Gannet KI8 1 :'..". 5 IOC. . 70O 1 SIIT8 Mr. Knapp 5. .188.. 873 si 178 ll see N 88 1:::2A I..MB.. coo sins Miller Boy 5. lot 8M ' Second Ran — ft-8 Mile. 3 vear olds and upward. Selling. SHIS-■ Haughty KNt I.II4I 0. .Iff. . ■ 725 81 MM' Aunt* iahilhtt ....109 1:02 0. . 100. . . . BB 1 Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. II.lcp. siis.^ No yaarter 112 1:031 5..1«»..x72g (81479) Lucky Male 94 1 : «»S 3.. loo.- 720 81500 Emilv Almanac ...95 1:021 :;. . 95. . X7I5 8150-.I- Lisa F ion 1:081 5.. 95 71(1 BUM* Rebo 112 lMH 8. . 112. . X705 Third Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-vear olds and upward. Selling. spa*; Listn KK! 1:143 4. .100 ... .725 81512- Padrone 95 1:11* 4..107.X715 81384* Arrowshaft 3. .1041 71(1 81511 Moyea 1211:181 S..1M..X7M 81254 Luia G 102 1:10* 3.. B3..X705 81511- Bos Frl.nd lol 1:19 4.1o5. 673 81181 Charlie I.usk !«» 1:17 5. .109 C.C.5 Fourth Racr — 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year Otas nnd upward. Selling. 811512 Hollowav 188 1:461 8. .103.. ©725 (81540) Goldticld 109 1:47* 7..KI3 720 (815081 P.aniidge 4. . 1(14 . . X 715 N1332* Doubt 92 1 : 1C.S 5 ..11.-... ■ WB S1451 Dick Redd 107 1 : M 8..1M..X888 Fifth Race — 5-8 Mile. 3-year olds and upward. Selling. (81512) Jot Howell Ill 1:113* ::..1l)0 725 81448 Tenakoe 188 1:081 4..188..X7U (81477) Helen Kidder "...Km 7(hi 81417' Dr. Downie 100 1:032 3..102. .X«M 81539 Slarheam I.. 95 I3MI 81418 Charley Heeney ... ». .115..X8BS 819081 Balohe 102 1:038 4. . 104. .®0t'.5 BM8B Kate (army 1(13 1:00* 4 . . 1119 . . i;.".o Sixth Race — 6 1-2 Furlonsrs. 3 -year olds nnd upward. Selling. 81482* Mb lette *.. B7..X728 81451 Hancock 113 1:21 5.. Km. 71". (81450) Biibiola 5.. 98../ 71" 81225 Melange 4 . . Kl7. . X 705 81510- Saluvoke •.. 90 7o.'. 81M0 Sad News 4. .101. . X09O 8154.:-' Vohoome 5..KMI 075 Tin- ligures under "Rec." in above entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance, with weight carried, slixv Januaiy 1. UN, I'hls time is not necessarily made In a winner. It ma} be Ihe esliinated time of a losing perroruiance. Jamestown Entries. JAMESTOWN ENTRIES. Prolmbilities: Weather clear: track tast. Bacing starts at 3:oo p. m. (Chlcaan time. 2:00.) X Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race— 1-2 Mile. 2-vear olds. Allowances. Ind. Horse. Wt. Bee. A. Wt. Hdcp. 81388 Jessica KUI :49* lot 725 nilflO 'BoashsBiplea Ki4....72o 81288 Lore Watches 108 :5o 107 715 sl:{(K) •Ihe Speaker K 5 71". 812-4 I'alean 107 715 81127 Billie Burke KH . .710 81427 Kith ami Kin 107 705 81180 Missouri Belle 104 7o5 81208 Fearnnught II 107 7041 •S. Ross entry. Second Race — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 77880— 1:14* 3 -108.) S11341 Stargowan Kl7 1:19 4. .105. .©725 81387 F.orgoo 105 1:15* 4. .110. . 72(1 81134 laeosnlto 104 1:15 4..113..X71S 81-jti i.adv Fitz Herbert. 107 1:17 4..10R. .x710 77071 Profit 1(44 1:17* 4..1O8..X70S 81330 Faran d'Or 4. .113 7oo 812941 Lndv Gav Spanker. 95 1:10* »..lO9..X700 72"rt9 No Trumper 117 1:14* 7. .111 . .©095 Third Race— 2 Miles on Turf. 4 year olds and upward. Hurdle Handicap. 81 101 \Sparker 4.134 700 81287 Pontotoc 7..1SL.xaf| 77088'' B.nla la 7 . . 1 55 . . . . i!95 797.18 •Chnrles G. Gates. . B..1SB..X4M 81488 Impertiuei B..los)..X8B8 •J. W. Colt entry. Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile. 4-year olds and upward. Selling. (Truck record: 77095 -1 :14*— 3 — 109.) 81177- Halifax 119 1:13 8. .11 1. . X725 81-85 Botanist 108 1:121 5..114..©72o 81371* Mazuiua 1(15 1:M| 4..106..X7U 81307 Cloisteiess 110 1:12* ti. . 104 . . X 715 81088 Trey of Spades ... 98 1:14* 4. .1(15 .X.710 80821 Masks and Paces... 103 1:19* 4..1os 705 79900 Bkby Willie KM) 1:14* 0. .1(44. . x7o5 81177 Escutcheon 100 1:13* 7..111..X7O0 Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-vear-olds. Selling. (Track record: 77(195— 1 : 14*— 3—109. ) (81338) Cliepontuc 110.. ©725 (8KI02) Colmo 1141 720 81290 Gay King 99 1:22 102 X.715 81401 Eitstacian 104 1:10* I07..X71? 81500 Donation 100 710 7(ISi;2 Chaperon 105..X705 81205 Eschau 102 1:18 llo 700 Sixth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 7710(4— 1:47*— 4— 108.) 81129 Superstition 4.. 113 725 77S57 Fancy Bird 107 1:17* O..m..x72o 80842 Laughing Eyes 105 1:48* 4..KH..X715 81397 Montrose 102 1:48* 4 . . 1(18 . . . .715 78052 Killochan 90 l:48j 5..111..x71o 772B8 Peter Knight 100 1:47* 7..108..X7M 7784K13 Coat of Arms K)8 1:47* 5. . 11 1 . . . .7o5 sliKili Martins .8. .Km. . ,..700 'i'lie llgi'ies under "Rec." in nliove entries show the liest time made by tbe horse at the distance, with weight carried, since January 1. 1900. This time is not necessarily made by a winner. It may be tbe estimated time of a losing performance. Houston Form Chart. 1 ' 1 HOUSTON FORM CHART. Houston. Tex.. May 12. — Weather clear: track fast. 12 books on. Fifteenth day. Houston Racing Association. Spring meeting of 42 days. Presiding Judge. Joseph A. Murphy. Starter. Arthur McKnight. Bacing Secretary. Hart Dernhntn. 81538 First Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3 vear-ohls. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jixkey. 4)p. CI. PL Sh. S14172Roy Shumway 109 1' Gore 0-5 8-5 1-2 out S12552Minnie Bright M2 f Coburn 8-513-103-4 out K13W Titlis K)9 3 S'ltvan 5 S 2 4-5 S1479 Flume 102 4 Louder in 10 3 1 S1511 Coatcutter 109 5 H'ttiste 10 7 2 4-5 Time. I:17|. Winner — (5. Pendarvis' ch. g. 3. by St. Carlo — Compatiita (trained by G. Pendurvis). Went to |M st at 5:00. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won easilv: second and third driving. Scratched — (8151 1 illrlin Ormonde. 1450. 81539 Second Race — 5-S Mile. Purse $200. :: vear olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockev. Op. CI. PL Sh. Mlvl Sir Paria 97 1- H'lister 2 G 5 1-2 out M::s4 Stella BIcbbUTg 110 2l TSmitli 10 20 S 4 S1477 Bramlette 95 3 Speed « 10 4 2 8138S Buck Thomas 97 4 ESmith C S 3 3-2 S 1 447 Vendor 112 5 Gore 5 fi B 1 81272 Starbeam 90 « Henry 4 3} 3-2 I I S141S Sainagnes 97 7 Small 6 7 2i I Time. 1:03*. Winner — J. D. Winfrey's ch. g. 3. by I.ieber Karl — .Barbarian (trained by J. K. Hughes). Went to post at 5:23. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won easilv: second and third driving. Scratched- 815121Thuiio. 97. 81540 Third Race— 1 Mile. Purse $200. 4 year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockev. Op. (1. PI. Sh. 81482 liohltield 112 1' Rettig 3-2 8-3 1-2 out 8l3S2sObeswardlne los 2«t Pen'ast l l t-S out 81413 Hannis lu3 I Henry 10 9 2 3-5 8UBI U M. Eckort 10S I lVtti.ste 2 3 1 out Time. 1:45. Winner -J. W. Hodge's ch. g. 7. by St. Carlo -Lizzie Dunbar (trained bv R. S. Plunkett). Went to peat at 5:44. At post 1 minute. Slart good. Won driviug: second and third the same. 81541 Fourth Bad — 5 4 Mile. Pant $250. 1 v.-ar olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $175. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockev. On. CI. Pt Sh. (Sir.l.i)i ,-. Mack 110 1» Bcttig 11-109-.".1 2 out (Sll-oil.itth Osage 117 '-"-' S'livan 2 1 9 L'Oout (8l386)Pedro no :; Cbbara I I 1 :; '■ out 81510 Khhr 103 4 Klynn fi S 3 out Time. 1:15. Winner Haves Bros." b. h. 0. by Samovar -( lincher (trained by E. T. Kesslnger). Went to iM.st at 4:09. At post .". minutes. Start Rood. Won easilv: second ami third the same. Scratched 181 istitlterth.i ]■:.. lot; 81480 Park Bow. 101; (81220)Bitter Hand. 100. 81542 Fifth Pace 5 8 Mile. Purs.- $24K). 3 vear-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. lad. Batsa. Wt.Fin.Jockev. Op. CI. PI. Sh ■I :o V.vran 104 1- 1'ol.urn I .". 2 7 It) :! SIIOS h'atln allow nev 112 ""!• I'lynn -', l | , ..|,i 81477 Tom hiatiks 97 :: Sp.-c.l « lo s t sllta Hank 1(KI 4 P.'ttlste -:\ I s 5 4 .". 81512 Frank Clancy 9? I Bnhnltk '. I -■ I :. High Boiler 112 fi 1 r.\ er HI ■ s" 4 G Whil. light 95 7 TSmiih 1". ■ s 4 Time. 1:03. Winner B. Bekrelber's b. g. 5. bv Balaosraa \IKs A.l.le (trained by D. Henry 1. Went lii |M.st at 1:34. Al p.wl 2 niinuies. Stan giKid. Won easily; ssesad and third driving. 81543 Sixth Baee 58 Mile. Purs,- $-oo tier Ll and upward. Selling. Net value Io winner $1511. Iud. Horse. Wt.Kta.Jockey. Oi . el. PI. 8k. (81410) Bartas) K. 100 1' Coburn 1 9-1U2 J out tUSl Vehooaae Ml I" Speed ■ 7 2 4-5 (SI r2S Bitter Hani 107 S Flvnn 2J 11-54-5 1-3 81380 ram Pan 107 4 Kettle 5 6 2 1 i vi IIS Western 110 I Small 10 25 8 3 7W2 M. J. AVhalen 96 6 TSniith 13 60 10 5 Time. 1:0:;. AVinucr — I. Phillips' 1 . in. G, by ;. \V. Johnson — Happy (trained by J. Phillips). Went hi post at 4:98. At post 2 liilnutes. Start good. Won easily, second and third driviug. Scratched— 81448-Haughty. 105. Page 3 Fort Worth Form Chart. FORT WORTH FORM CHART. Tort Worth. Tex.. May 12. — Weather eloudy: track ««hk1. io iiooks on. Twelfth l:,v- Fort Worth Racing Association. Spring meeting of SO days. r» itliMai Judge. P. A. Brady. 81532 First Race — 7-8 Mile. Pan $200. 4 ycar-ol.ls and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. lml. Horse. Wt.rin.Jo.kev. Op. CI. PI Sh. TllT.'-Viilan.l.. 102 1' M'sw'th 0-5 2 3-5 1-3 81433 Dr. Nash 106 2h I'iekeiis 5 8 :: :; I cM-iroDcrdum lOti 3 V'dusen 3 4 3-2 3-3 81504 Walt. UrTif loo 4 JBroeka 0 8 3 3-2 (81472)Convenieat 102 5 Jasll'g 2J 2 7-102-5 81506'Miss Padden 104 0 MoC'Rh S 15 6 3 81472 Brown Thistle 104 7 Tonsall 13 30 12 6 M5U2 Ann Hill 104 8 Aub'on 0 0 2 1 Time, 1:303. Winner-C. Miller's li. f. 4. by Orlando— Virgie Cook (trained by T. J. Deam. Went to post at 3:00. At post '2 minutes. Start good. Won handilv: second and third driving. S. ratehed -Mill -M" ruing Bight. 100. 81533 Becead Knee— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $2oo. .".-year olds. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. CL PI Sh. MH2-Thol. Thompson 107 l4 Sing'on 1 1 out— 8l41S*Pert 107 2'J JBrooka 3-2 4-5 out— 81503*Uncle Walter 109 3 Young 6 9 3-2 out 812M \ irsain 109 4 Aub'on 10 40 10 5 Time. 1:09. Winner— Tlioll Bros.' br. f. 3. by Nasturtium — Kppic (tratoed by J. W. Tholli. Went to post at 3:30. At |Mist 4 minutes. Start good. Won cantering: second and third easily. Scratched— 81228 Injury. 100. 81534 Third Kaeo— 1 Mile. Purse BK 3-year-olds and upward, Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fiu.Jockcy. Op. CI. PL Sh. 81383 Tanania 91 1- Pryor 4-5 4-5 2-5 out 81411-Wolferton 93 14 M'sw'th 2 I 2 7-10 81478 Dr. Mayer 9.: I Jasll'g li S 2 1 81280 Capt Lvtle 112 4 V'dusen 6 21 4-5 2-5 8147.'! .Silvcrskin 113 5 JHrooks 10 12 5 2 81410 Beecher 113 Pul.up.A'n 3 5 2 4-5 Time. 1:44. Winner— J. Gardner's b. f. 3. by Solitaire II.— Hertha (trained by .1. Gardner*. Went to post at 3:55. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. 81535 Fourth Kaeo — | 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $20 . 4 year olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $130. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jocke.v. Op. CL PI. Sh. (81302)B. .1. Swanncr 112 li Pickens 2 4 4-3 2-3 (81413) Ina. Gray 110 2"k Dnn'v'n 4-5 3-5 out— (S1112)Lvkers 107 3 M'sw'th 3 3 7-101-3 81502 Comal 102 4 Jasll'g I 13 5 2 M4I4 Kationalitv 110 5 JHrooks 10 13 5 2 81412 Brown Study 103 0 Young 20 40 15 6 Time, 1 :095. Winner— A. W. McKay's br. g. . by Knight of the Thislb — Heather (trained by A. W. McKayi. Went to post at 1:23. At post 2 minutes. Start Hood. Won driving: second and third the same. 81536 Fifth Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs. I'urse $200. :;\ ear olds. Selling. Net value to winner $130. lad. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jocke.v. Op. CL PL Sh. 8132C 'Prometheus 107 lh Aub'on 3-2 2 4 5 2-5 81412 Shone 104 2^ PR-hens 3 8-5 3-5 out 81503 Anti NT. 104 3 Sing'on 5 8 3 3-2 81441 Speight 102 4 V'dusen 10 10 4 2 81321 C. Clamp 104 I McC'gh 8 12 5 2 81323 Hero March 104 0 Young 15 10 4 2 81441 Loyd 104 7 M'sw'th 3-2 21 9-102-3 Time. 1:09*. Winner — S. A. Clopton's b. c. 3. by Prince of Mel-lMiurni — Encounter, bv Hanover (trained by S. A. Ctoptoa). Went Io post at 4:5«. At l ost 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Scratched— 81370 Chipmunk. 107: S147(TPeriwin-kle. 102. 81537 Sixth Race— 1 IS Miles. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. In 1. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jocke.v. Op. CI. PL Sh. MI74 Servile HO Tl V'dusen 0-5 2 4-3 out 81505 op. i..n 105 9 JHrooks 21 8-5 3-3 out Mt;:;-liimalaya 101 3 M'sw'th 3 4 3-2 2-5 81443 Brougham 97 4 JasH'g 3 3 1 13 81473*Nigbt Mist t 102 5 Pickens 4 6 2 3-5 Time. 1:553. Winner— Johnson & Gray's ch. g. 4. by Planudes — Salama (trained by G. Gray). Went to post at f :ir . At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second anil third the same. Louisville Form Chart. LOUISVILLE FORM CHART. (CHURCHILL DOW NS.) WEDNESDAY. MAY 12. 1909. 'WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. Ninth day. New Louisville Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of is days. Presiding Jndge. C. F. Price. Starter. J. .1. Holt man. Racing Secretary. Lyman H. Davis. Racing starts at 2:30 p. in. W indicates whip. S spurs. P. blinkers. Figures in parentheses following tin- distance of each race Indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. PIOa££ I'IKKT RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (81437-1:151—3—103.) Purse $300. 3-year olds. 81 X O aflO Selling. Net value to winner $225. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ^tVl^Plf^Sh?" Sale" ' 81403 TOM HAVWARD wn 97 3 2 I1 ViV 11 Is Taplin H G Bed well $75 $50 $213 *S4C J80721ROMP w 1SJU1 7 43 i- 3= 2J 2' AVarren F B Itespess 555 233 350 * 81377 MKI.I.OWM1NT W 105" 6 6 51 51 5J 51 31 T Rice G Borkel 400 130 845 10 31377 HOME RUN WB 100 It; 4 2- 2'?. 2» 3* 4'1 Kennedy W H Kizer 305 215 665 10 SH65 SCHLESWH3 w 109 8 3 3'' 4l 42 5?. V Powers P Dunne 220 220 4S3 13 81311 MRS. SKU'.MJ, nil 93 1 5 lot 71 (;i fit fii \\ Will'ms W A Hughes 145 95 250 * MitC.-CF.RKYMANDER WB Ml 12 12 91 10". S1 7J 71 I'age W H Baker 935 700 1253 30 81202*BROAD8IDB w 102 13 11 12' IP ll4 91 8« K Martin L A Cella 85 110 190 * S12S7 I.l'DHIANA w 96i 4 1 81 Si 101 8b 9- Kain W E Oots Bj 45 100 * M4"3 LADY ETHELYS w 100 2 13 13- 131 f* 101 10- Franklin J I, Becson t80 90 350 * 7S201 GREENBRIDGB ws 102110 10 6h 6J 71 12' ll2 Glasner F Gering t t t * 81341 TDK MISSCS w 93 5 14 15- 12- 13* IP 12* Pobinson J T Weaver t t t * 81 1» SILVERADO WB 102 15 15 UP* 9' 12- 131 13- D Austin 8 Forsythe t t t * K1159 KILVANY W 1*2114 9 11 15= 15= 141 14'1 M MoGee Talbot Bros f t t * 81201 Ql'l'.EN'.S MESSAGE wsb 103 7 8 14' 16 16 15= 15= T Steele B F Guthrie t t t * 81103 HARK.AAV AY WB 105 9 16 16 HI 14J 16 16 Hannan G AV J Bissell t t f * $2970 $2190 $4705 $103 $T, mutucls paid. Tom Havward. $1S8.10 straight. $94.75 place. $2S.70 show: Romp. $21.10 place. $l'.i.55 sbov : Mellowmint. $1l.tM show. Equivalent booking odds— Tom Havward. 30fi2 to UK) straight. 1703 to 100 place. 474 to 100 show: Romp. 882 to 100 place. 291 to 1(H) show : Mellow-mint. 120 to 100 show. •Auction field. f.Mutuel held. Time. 21R. 49L 1:15. 1:40. l:4Mf. Winner — B. g. by Cunard — htaaah* B. (trained by H. O. Bedwell). Went to jiost at 2:39. At post 5 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second and third driving. Tom Hayward went into a good lead at the start and. Willi hard early urging, held the others safe and won all Hie way. Romp followed (he winner close up and finished fast. Mellowmint. away in a tangle, closed a g:tP. slood the final drive gamely and got up in the last stride for third place. Home Run was prominent lor (liree-«|uarters. but tired in the stretch. Schleswig showed speed, but uuit in the last furlong. Geny-i.ia.nici-. away poorly, had a rough trip and scant chances. Mrs. Sewall was going well at the end. The winner was entered for $300: no bid. Overweights — Romp, 1* pounds: Schleswig. 4: Gerrymander. 4: Ludhiana. 11; Greenbridge. 21; Kilvany. 2': Queen's Message. 5. p* 6) rj SECOND RAIL— 4 1-2 Furlongs. (81438— 324—2—103.) Purse $400. 2-year-olds. 8-| J. O 33 I Allowances. Net value to winner $300. lad Horses AVVtPPStV* M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners MstrUClp\akiSh3' Sales™ 81438 KING OLYMPIAN w 101 8 3 TIP P B Martin AV F Schultc $325 $3' 0 $590 |K 1 .1 i;i.iSLKWFOOT W 106 3 1 21 2- 2" Heidel J L Beeson 1375 M 13M 100 MIC PICK GOODBAR v. 101 2 4 :;" H Page J Stevens 30 60 170 »lo l8134DETHKL£lMtG w IP 12 5= 4- 4 1 Hannan H McCarren 1045 810 965 75 l«)N ANTONIO w 1021 4 6 K 7»" 5- M McGee G J Long M 85 800 * ST. DEINIOL w 10'f 5 8 41 51 «' T Rice J X Camden 120 155 240 23 81438 T. M. IRA'IN w 106 7 7 61 6J 73 Foy T M lrvin 10 5 50 * H433 I'RIM I'OLLY w 101 6 5 73 8 S D Austin CCVanMeter 150 160 345 * $:n 33 $2625 $4150 $223 85 inulnels paid. King Olvmpian. $4S.70 straight. $12.30 place. $10.03 show: Slewfoot. $7.93 place. S7.10 show: Dick Goodbai. $22 55 show. BqniTaleat booking odds— King Olympian. S74 to 100 straight. !•!•; to 100 place. 101 to 100 show: Slew-looi. 5!i to KHI place. 42 to 100 show; Pick doodbar. 351 to 1(H) show. Anettea field. Time. 231, 471?. 5.;». Wtoaer Ch. Lute (trained R. Brooks). — c. by Olympian — Queen by Went to | ost at 3:17. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won ensilv: second and third driving. King • Hvinpian broke fasl and. rushing into .1 commanding lend in the first furlong, easily held sway through 01:1. Slew fool ran in closest pursuit, but was not tood enough today. Pick Ooodhar was a forward contender trom the start and held Kthelbuig safe in the final strides. Ftlielhurg broke slowly and suffered 1 1* -tn inlerfeieiice and poor riding. St. Peiniol ran green and bole out 011 the stretch turn. Don Antonio |iejr«B slowly and closed a big gap. Scratched -M MS Cilpv. 101. n\c;-w eight- -Dick CiMwlbar. '. |ioiind : Poll Antonio. P.: St. IMnlol. 1: T. M. lrvin. 5: Brim Polly. 3. «0 -| PTOQ THIRD RACK— 1 1-16 Miles. (81437— 1:45J— .".— 102.) I'urse $500. 3-year-olds and up-OJLO^O ward. Handicap. Net value to winner 8 MM. ___^___ Ind Horses AWtPPStU % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners "stV.^'p^^'gh3" Sale's" SMOfi'GI.IDl.XG BELLE w 3 90 5 2 2". 21 21 23 P E Martin W F Schultc $290 $315 $410 $35 81437 DR. BARKLEY w 3 102 4 1 Til1 l1 1" 2» T Rice L Smithu 1620 K120 imu5 inn SH0-,L\l A- ESTHER w 6 103 1 2 3- 3'J 4- 4'. :^ AVarren P M Civill 930 825 690 90 81-91 DIRBCT wsb 3 103 2 4 41 3 3* l 4ii M McGee IMMack'nzie 960 5S5 M M 8129S*FIR8T PEEP WB 5 95 3 5 5 # S 5 5 Taplin AV H Baker 1035 710 890 S3 $JS35 $3455 $3755 $400 $5 mutucls paid. Gliding Belle. $79.15 straight. $20.45 place, $10.70 show: Dr. Barklev. $9.75 place. S.7.15 -how: Lady Esther. 88.35 show. rap'ivalent booking odds— Gliding Belle, 1483 to 100 straight. 309 to 100 place. 114 to 100 show: Dr. Barbley, 95 to 100 place. 43 to 100 show; Lady Esther, c 7 to 100 show. Time. 044. 49«. 1:14*. 1:39». 1:451. \Vinner — R. f. bv Belle's Commoner — Gliding By (trained by R. Brooks). Weill 10 |« s( at 3:50. At post 1 niinule. Start g'»od. Won easily; second and third driving. Gliding Pells was a forward contender from the start, wore Dr. Barklev down after going three -quarters and won £ .11, sway. Dr. Barklev showed much the most early BMetL but tired in the final drive. Lady Ksther. iiinl'! a strong ride, ran well up and stayed gamely in the final strides. Direct was always outpaced Bad failed to resuoad elTcctively when called on sharply iu the stretch drive. First Peep was close mi at the 'end and will improve. »'-orw eights Dr. Barkley. 1 pound. pT O Q I'OIRTH RACF— 4 1-2 Furlongs. (81438— 52'.— 2— 103.) Bashford Manor Stakes. 8-i .1. Oi^(/ 51.0(H) added. I year-olds. Colts and Geldings. Allowances. • Net value to winner SLOOP. , , ,, , „.. ....... ,, ,, .„ ... , , n Owners Mutucl Takings. Auc'n Ind Horses AWtPPStVi Vz ■& Str Fin Jockeys Slr pl al] ffhia (81438UOB MORRIS w IIS 2 1 2'. ■ 1= Page RHAnd'rson $S23 $445 $5X5 $»M1 81438 KINO SOLOMON w lis :. : ! ■ 6: 2 M Preston GailaherBros 1145 HG 1315 |M :1l - IjONAC w lis ll 5 511 tak ::' Kennedy W -erst -is.. IN 0.5 40 K143S I'tni'KSNK WHS 3 J V 21 41 A' Powers J VVMH " land 3M 3oi) 555 25 81438 KKIU'F W 113 4 s 71 » B» E Martin G.I Long 1105 55 BE *15 •;yi: WHITB who I io t' Tl V HaMel WdTdftFtaer 660 285 885 ■ MP I ST DIN'STAN w 113 1 li 6" 8' 1* T Bice J N Camden t I t * i . FRANK G. HOGAN a lis 10 9 10' 9- s1 M MeGee H'a'ndcHoKaa 430 315 570 35 81438 SOI 'THERN GOLD wullS 7 4 41 lh 9= AVarren .1 T Weaver 120 100 185 15 M46'i THE FAD w 101 8 7 11 10' 10' D Austin CCVanMeter 145 85 395 15 (Mioiri UPLAND wb 118 9 11 9-11 11 Troxler F D Grosche 130 105 170 2ji $1395 |2StS KIM $355 :.;. inutuels paid. Joe Morris. $25.:;o straight. $12.95 place. $12.10 show: King Solomon. $10.80 place. 8VI.5 show: Doaan. $13.95 show. Bqnlvalenl booking odds— Joe Morris. 4 Of. to 100 straight. 159 *o 100 place. 142 to 100 show: King Solomon. 110 to 1O0 place. 81 to 100 show: iionau. 179 10 Kill show. \n.lion Held. ;.Muluel teld. Tine-. 2S|, i7. 63i. Winner — B. -. bv I'eep o'Dav — Hanorerine (trained bv A. Baker). Went to l» -t at 4::i3. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won e.i-ily: second and third (hiving. J..e ||S| 1 It away torwardlj and saving much ground on the fii-t two turns, followed King Solomon and Du-iiuesiie oloseiv for the first ouartet. t lion went around on the outside and easily came away in the last fur Ion;' King Solomon was put to a lend drive to dispose of Dp. mesne in the first three furlongs and finished earner* but was not rood enough to withstand the winner's taah. Daaea eaaM fast in the ln^t ojaarter and ,1, r,i-i big gap. Dan wane "iis si.ee.lv. but tired badly afier going a half. Relluf ran a g«Mnl race. Lye Wl iie was in I Jam most of the way and ran well. Frank G. Hogau suffered from much interference. Southern Gold quit badly after going a Quarter. 8ci-.m-licd (81527lKiug Olympian. 113: 81527 St. Doiniol. 113 p» 0/"l FIFTH RACK— 3-4 Mile. (81 J :(i— 1 :11 •— 3 — 110.) I'urse $100. 3-year olds and upward. 8-| 1 O t3\J Selling. Net value to winner S3QQ, I nd" HoT^ AWtPPSt K % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ^Ir.^Fl^Sh!' Sales" 81131 M \ RULES wb 4 101 1 4 I'l TJ 1J l"k R Will'ms H's'n&H'gan $S85 $480 $810 $50 8139. i.VI'SV KING wb 6 101 7 6 6k o1 41 21 Taplin H G Bedwell 1370 920 1075 65 S143r MLRRIf'K wit 6 ll-' 6 2 31' 2h 2 t* M Preston'. I C Milam 1165 910 1535 95 M"-; ril.FoKU wb 3 100 2 3 2"t 31 2" 4= Kennt dy G II Holle f210 195 400 15 81342 TOM M'GRATH wb 6 110 5 5 4l 4'1 5- .V A Powers G V Brazier 715 395 745 15 81342 ROSEBURG II w 3 96 3 10 7' 7- 6J 6' Hannan H McCarren 25 40 95 *17 81404 REBEL QUEEN ws 4 105 12 S 10= 91 8' 7' J Lee F P AA'ilson 40 20 80 * 81434 HAROLD HALL w 4 lo7 4 7 8'1 8' 7b 8» AVarren H Oots 40 4o 80 * S131S CHALICE wb 3 1061 9 1 5» 61 I1 I* Heidel J McDonald t t t * 78lb0 HASTY WB 4 97 S li 1TJ1P loi lui W AudresiMrs M B Davis 5 10 20 * TOM PA DEMON w 5 109 10 12 12 12 12 IT F Burton C D Ray 30 20 30 * 81404 USURY wb 6 105 11 I 9i io= H» 12 T Steele B F Guthrie t t t • $44S5 $3030 $4S70 $2..7 $5 mutiiels paid. Marbles. $24. 05 straight. $12.70 place, $7.45 show; Gypsy King. $9.00 place. $li.8T. show; Merrick. $C,.30 show. Equivalent booking odds— Marbles. 381 to POO straight. 154 to 100 place. 4» to 100 show: Gvpsv King. SO to 100 place. 37 to 100 show: Merrick. 20 to 100 show. •Auction field. iMuluel field. Time. 23?. 47*. 1:12. Winner — Br. f, bv Lissak — Glensetto (trained bv S. M. Henderson). Went to |K.st at 5:12. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Marbles had a clear course all the way and showed much the most speed, was tiring near the end Bad barely lasted long enough. Gypsy King was in trouble soon after the start and had a rough trip, but lin-i-hed With a rash and would have won in a few more strides. Merrick was always prominent, but tired and nearly lost third place in the final strides Fulford made a game effort all the way. Tom Mcfirath showed improvement, but tired near the end. Roseburg II. was going fastest at the end. The winner wis entered for tOOOj no bid. Bcratcbed— 81406 Grande Dame. 105: 81341 :Rust!e. 102: 81374 Tainar. 102: 81310 Bannock Bob. 101. Overweights — Rebel Queen. 3 gonads: Chalice. 1 '. : I'siiry. 1. 8-| p* Q "I SIXTH RACF— 1 1-8 Miles. (09041—1:53—3—104.) Purse $300. 4-year olds and up-lOOl ward. Selling. Net value to winner $225. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners jm^FLsE!' Mm! S11295NADZr w 5 110 6 2 9- 9- 8" 5» ■ 1' Taplin HGBedwell $1115 SJW $12M $50 81346 ALBERT STAR wit 4 104 9 8 71 S'l 9= 61 4»k 21 Page MOrding 1070 455 750 25 81340 GILVKDEAR wit 4 107 7 (i 31 31 3h 2 11 3- T Steele A D Steele 55 60 186 8 (81470)GRENADB wsn 8 111 8 5 T 1* T T 2" 4- F Burton T Hatfield 175 17o 210 *10 (MI39)BELI,EV1EW wb 6 113 11 9 61 (i'l V 41 61 5- T Rice F B Stevens Tl ti 4ir, :jn SS 81280 HARTIN'G wsn 5 10S 5 4 41 51 41 3h 5h 61 J Lee AV A Hughes 130 110 isn « S12:.t; ARROW SWIFT ws 4 109 4 3 5J 4' 5h 8} S» 7J V Powers P M Civill 1270 605 945 i 0 81348 IMBODEN wn 8 101 10 7 S1 7l 7l 9* 71 Sl Kennedy M Ochsner 15 35 ES * 81470 BESTERL1NG w li 7 101 11111 11 11 11 10' 9' AV AndressMr sN I :Da\ is tlo ]o 50 * 81180 KBNNEWICK w 1 1031 2 1 Jh 2l 2h 7»w 9-1 10» AVarren G Carter ( t J • 81470 ORLY wsb 9 1021 3 10 10' 10' 101 10' 11 11 Glasner F Gering 305 165 215 • $5190 $2775 HMO $I3S ?." mutuels paid. Nadzu, $17.05 straight. $9.05 place. $7.73 show: Albert Star. $12.80 place. $9.50 show: Gihedenr. $37.30 show. Equivalent lxK.king odds— Nadzu. 241 to 100 straight. 93 to 100 place. 55 to 100 show: Albert Star. 150 to 100 place. 90 Io 100 show; Gilvodcar. 840 to 100 show. "Auction field. vMntuel field. Time. 24». 49*. 1:15*. 1:403. 1:53. Winner— Ch. g. by LodOWte— Salt Grass Mug ( trained by 11. G. Bedwell). Went to post at 5:32. At posl 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third "hiving. Nadzu. a slow beginner, trailed for the first three quarters, then moved up with a rush in the stretch and woa drawing away. Albeit Star also began slowly and had to go wide most of the way. but finished last and giniely. Gilvedear ran well and held on gamely in the final drive. Grenade ran a good race and only tiled in the last quarter. Belleview tired when hard pressed. Harting was prominent for three quarlci.-. Arrow Swift suffered from interference. Kcunewick showed speed for a half. The winner was entered for $500: no bid. Scratched- 81408 Bonnie Bard. IQS. overweights -Arrow Swift. 1 pound: Kcunewick. H; Orly. !'■■ Pimlico Form Chart. PIMLICO FORM CHART. WEDNESDAY. MAY 12. 1909. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. Sixteenth and last day. Maryland Jockey Club. Spring Aleeting of M days. c;i books on.) Presiding Judge. W. P. Riggs. Starter. A. B. Dade. Secretary. W. P. Itlggs. Racing starts at 3:00 p. in. (Chicago time 2:00 p. ni.). AV 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. O "I pT "I fjk FIRST RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. (8139i; 54»— 2 117.) $400 added. 2 veal olds. O -L O _L «Lf Alaidens. S| eci:il Weights. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % "i Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 8UR LOTHARIO wsb 110 10 5 4" I" T A Lang Chelsea Stable 5 I I 1 12 81234 G(K)I) INTENT W 110 9 I 2- Ink 2h J Reid AV P Rec-d 30 30 20 12 6 81389 DRESS PARADE IX VinllO I 8 73 54 31} Harty O L Richards 40 40 30 12 6 CALTPTE w 118 7 4 3" 4' 4' H Smith Oneck Stable 21 3 2 1 1 ? S1160 LTCETTA w 107 I 2 11 31 5"t C Grand M J Cromwell S 8 8 3 8 5 81301 KYRAT wa 107 4 I S'1 83 6- AV Dovlo AV Jennings 30 30 30 12 6 PIMLICO w 110 5 1 6"t 7J 7' Goldstein T Clyde 4 7 7 3 7 5 S13'i9 RAKEAELLO JR. w 107 3 7 9° 9" 8J McCabe P Gallagher 50 loo pio 40 20 81234 REBELLION w 107 11 6 H 62 93 E Dugan H L Lee 10 10 10 4 2 S14:^3WILD FIRE w 107 I 10 101 10J 10°k J MclntyreWm Garth 15 15 15 6 2J 81234 ISLETON w 110 1 11 11 11 11 I'pton J G Oxnard 30 40 40 15 8 Time. 23*. 48. 55. Winner — B. c. by Orlando — Elopement (trained by P. M. Burch). Went to post at 3:00. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Lothario, off forwardly. but shuffled back in the first furlong, was taken to the outside and. moving up with a rush after entering the homestretch, drew away into an easy lead. Good Intent showed much early speed. but was used up In racing Lucetta into defeat and driving hard at the end to stall off Dress Parade II. The latter closed a big gap and finished with a rush. Calypte is a good looker, but ran very green. Pimlico. an extra good looker. Is said to be the best of Clyde's youngsters. Scratched— 81400 Lillie Hoy. 107. Overweights — Calypte. 1 pound. Q "I PZi)f\ SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. (78081—1 :12i— 2— 122.) $400 added. 3-year-olds and up-O X O^W ward. Selling. Net value to winner $.355. In.l Horses AWtPPSt M % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S (SI313IRED RIVER wb I 117 2 1 3' V 1- T J MclntvreA B Hancock 4-5 4 5 3-3 out— si:(13-co.\-.sistENT w 6 103 1 3 21 3' 23 2- Goldstein. MrsRWAValden S 8 8 2 4-5 si 101 HORACE E. wb 5 109 3 4 4'1 4J 33 3a Liebert PJ Kainey 3 5 41 7-5 7 10 81431 BLACKSHEEP w 4 108 6 6 5» 5« 4- 43 C Grand L Blume 20 25 25 6 I (8U77)SAL VOLATILE w 5 103 4 7 7 61 3J 5» J Bergen .1 AV Colt 6 8 7 2 4 5 81433 ROSIMXRO irn 4 IDS 7 2 1J 21 6'» 68 AV Doyle AA' T Ryan 10 12 12 4 s 5 81459 FONT wsb 3 100 5 5 6« 7" 7 7 Rollins Mrs M Michaels 30 50 50 12 7 Time. 23;\ 47L 1 :13it. Winner — Ch. c. by Fatherless — Lizzie II. (trained by William Garth). AVent to post at 3:23. At post 3 minutes. Start poor. Won easily; second and third driving. Red River was cut off at the start, but worked his way to the front in the first quarter, easily dtapoaed of Rossiiniro on the far turn and was cantering at the end. Consistent finished gamely under punishment, bin the winner always held her safe. Horace K. was polled up at the start and permitted to gallop along behind the leaders ail the way. Throw his race out. Sal A'olatile was pulled up at the start. The winner was entered for $1,700: no bid. • i Scratched — 81300 Our Maggie. 93: 81315 Margaret. 103: 81338 Maxim Gun. 93: 78092 Charivari. HO. Overweights Horace F... 2 pounds. Q -1 PT4)"| THIRD RACF— 1 Mile. (78937— 1:3!)!!— 3— 105.) Preakness Stakes. $2.0*10 added. O J- O £i JL 3-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $2,725 and $500 in Plate. Ind Horses AAVtPPSt % V aj Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 81490*EFfrKNDI w 116 1 5 T TIT 11 T W Dnvle AV T Ryan 15 20 20 S 4 7 7.;.i". -FASHION PLATE will 10 7 2l 2- 23 23 2s II Smith Oneek Stable 1 2 7-5 3-5 1-3 81404*HILL TOP will I I •• 6h 5= 3'J 3' Harty R Angarola 20 20 15 6 3 SI 335 TRAVELLER wb 111 9 3 3'1 3h 3'1 4» 4J I'pton G Al Odom 10 10 10 4 2 S1429-SISKIX wi 121 3 10 10 10 9l 6'» 5« E Griffin J Bass 15 20 20 8 4 81429 ARONDACK wb 106 1 6 7°'' 4' #a» 5* 6" McCabey Mr.sJMcLaughlin 10 12 12 5 21 |S1335|SANS SOL'LT II. w 111 7 4 4' 7"t 8.J 7' 7' Liebert G J Kraus *3 31 16-51 1-2 S1194 GRA.N'iA w UN 2 1 jnk 91 10 S* 8s J MclntyreA Garson :J0 40 40 15 8 ■ 814641THE GARDENER w 116 5 9 61 5' 6nt 9 9 J Reid G J Kraus *3 3J 16-51 1-2 81429 STATESMAN w 126 8 2 S1 Sh 7' Br.down EDugan F E Gardner 4 7 6 2J 6-5 Time. 24. 48. 1:12,1. 1:3!»J. •Coupled in betting: no separate place or show lietting. AVinncr — Br. c. bv Previous — HataSOO (trained bv F. C. Frisbie). AVent to post at 3:40. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won handily: second and third driving. BffendL improved suddenly, showed the most speed at all stiges and set a killing pace from start to finish and. after sharp contention from Fashion Plate at the eighth post, drew away again. Fashion Plate, forced to work his way up on the outside, dropped in behind the leader, but went unnoces arily wide on the far turn and linallv tired in the final sixteenth of a good race. Hill Top closed a big gap after rough usage in the early running. Statesman broke down in the homestretch and. stumbling at the sixteenth post, lost his rider and pulled up on three logs. Scratched— (Sl2(MHTram-e. 121: 181 Ki2)l'ocp|imko. 110: 81:;:U5 Michael Beck. 111. Q -I PQQ FOURTH RACK— About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. (7785(1 — 1:01—0—111.) $500 added" O -L O Jii £d 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $40.5. Ind Horses AAVtPPSt 4 7 11 14 Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H O P S S1368 CANA'AS w 5 147 4 4 V 2' 21 3ao T00T° Savage G P Sherman I 10 9 3-2 out 77102 ALABAMA w 4 130 3 3 4 4 4 4 2 2 A Smith Mr McMurtric 20 30 20 4 4 5 SU.-.n ■"•DR. KEITH ws 6 150 2 2 38 3'o 3=» 2" 3 3 Saffel M H Dudley 5 7 6 3-5 out (8U*3)THISTLEDALE w 8 155 1 1 l5 1* 1« l5 Fell. J Lynch J AV Colt 1-4 2-7 2-7 out- Time, 4:29. Winner — B. g. by CaaaaaS — Andrisa drained by A. Allen). Weal to tost at 1:10. At iKist 1 minute. Star! good. AVon pulled up. Canvas fenced well and showed speed for the first turn of the field, but was tiring when the leaders fell. Alabama is a poor fencer. Thistledale was leading under restraint, but because of his rider being careless fell at the twelfth fence. Dr. Keith also fell at the twelfth jump, but was remocuted and finished. * Scratched — 1 8 M-'IO) Waterway. 155: SI 492 The Dane. 132. Q-| STQQ FIFTH RACK— 1 Mile. (780.17—1:39^—3—105.) $500 added. 3 year-olds. Fiilies. OlO^O Special AVeiglils. Net value to winner $425. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U % H, Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 81314 HURLOCK w 100 14 4 4 3'. 2- la H eliffe T Clyde 4 6 3 1 out 81308 INDOMITABLE w 100 2 3 lh T I'l T 2» J Reid G J Kraus 4 41 16-57-10out si:;:;!-SILK HOSE w 100 1 1 3" 3s 2' 3= 33 Goldstein W J Shaughnossy 7-104 513-201-4 out si35o CONSTELLATION WB 100 3 2 l*k 2l 4 4 4 Upton G M Odom 8 15 15 3 out Time. 21. 49. 1:15. 1:114. Winner — B. f, by Seniproniiis — Whirlwind (trained bv AV. F. Prcsgrave). AVent to iiost at 4:42. At i ost 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and (bird the aaane. Hu;-lock. on the outside all the way. was outrun for tne first half mile, but moved up with a rush on the fir turn, caught the leaders after entering the homestretch and outstayed Indomitable in the final drive. The latter went to the trout sim.ii after the start and set a fast pace, but tired in the final strides. Silk Hose, well iqi all the wav. moved up with a game challenge after entering the homestretch, but tired iu the stretch drive. Constellation quit after going six furlongs. Scratched -813t;i; Ballet Girl. 100. PT«7 /I «INTH RACK— 1 1-8 Miles. (50408— 1:541—3—111.) $500 added. 3-ycar-olds and up 8-1 1 tl^TT ward. Selling. Net value to winner $450. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St U % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O HOPS 81205 JBANETTE M. wl M 4 1 11 II lh T 1". T J Held J Gorinl. y 5 I 4] 8 5 7 10 s.t.'.t ROSS KENTON ws 3 101 6 2 V 3- 2" 2"k 21 » Goldstein T Clyde H1HI 1 E ! i 81371 RALLY wb 5 119 1 5 f.h 5i 5'1 3- 31 31 McCabe T Monahan 12 12 12 3 0-3 81491 GUS HELM wsn 3 102 2 4 4' 4'1 4'-" 4 42 4l C Grand W Oldlield 12 15 15 5 2 (81433)COURT LADY WB 2 M 3 6 6 6~6 6 5" 5'» T ChandlerB \ rw \ ckStable s-5 :i-5 3 2 3-5 1-3 bH59 ZETHUS ws 5 119 5 3 2' 2' 31 5' 6 6 Harty R Bauer 6 S 8 3 7 5 Time. 34J. 401, 1:15. 1:414. IM, Winner— Br. f, by AVoolsthorpe— Black I.ilv (trained by F. Lfarhtfoot). Went to post at ..:ii5. At post 2 niinules. Start good AVoii easily: second and third driving. Jean ette M. went to the front at once and. setting the pace fist, won all the wav decisively. Rossfentou ran welL but tired in the final drive and ins! managed to last long enough to stall off I.allv. The latter lavished gamely and was gaining on the leaders at the end. Court Lady ran a bad race and was on the out-sid- all the way. The winner was entered for $1,000: no bid. Scratched— S14o2-Cunning. 104: 81211 Adoration. Ill: 81371 King of Bashan. 110: 81133 Lady Karma. KQK SLVKNTH RACK— 3-4 Mile. (78081—1:12.1—2—122.) $400 added. 3 year-olds and up- 81 _JL fj ajjljj ward. Selling. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U '!■ ~-i Str Fin Jockeys Owners Q 1 1 c P S si::67-SI'. JEANNE wit 5 102 1 1 Til- l« 1- Havnes C Mcister Jr 2 21 2 4-5 "-5 (81428)MOMENTUM waa S 100 10 4 Snk 2' 2'1 21 J Reid J L Adams 5 6 4 8-5 4-5 8145S*INDIAN HUNTER Wl 95 1 2 P 3' 3- 3nk Upton J S Tyres 10 10 10 4 2 B1307 CHIEF HAYES w 6 107 3 3 7'i 6h 5- 4't McCabe AAr Forman 8 8 8 3 8-5 vl459=SALLY PRESTON W S 104 5 6 8J EJ ask 5- E Martin AV H Socman n | 5 •_. r 81338 RAGMAN "TBI 92 8 8 4'J 7' 6'J 6'i A Lang .1 vS* Hoy s" 12 12 5 2* 81177 RACINBTTK W I 103 4 10 10 S« 8= 72 M Murphy.I T Harris H B| pj -j0 3 B13U IDA D. wb 4 103 2 9 9" 10 9- 8» C Grand R E AVatkins 6 8 8 4 2 S1493 OKO. W. LEBOLT w 3 92 7 5 2a 33 10 a} t ChandlerBeverwyekStable 8 8 8 3 3-2 81402 COON w 5 108 9 7 6' 4nk 71 10 Harty W E Walsh 30 30 15 6 3 Time. 2U. 47A. 1:13*. Winner— Ch. m. by St. Mark— Junaeltn Grained bv N. K. Real). Weal to iKist at 5:31. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won ea«i1v: second and third driving. St. Jeanne outbroke the others and opened a good lead in the first furlong, held the race safe all the wav sud wis never in trouble. Momentum, close up all the way. tired in the stretch, but outstayed Indian Hunter at the end. The latter finished gamely under punishment and is improving with every race. Sallv Preston was pulled up at the start. The winner was entered for $.800: no bid. Scratched— 8l42S;1Simple Honours, 105; S1402 Laura A., 103. Overweights — Ragman, 2 pounds. Page 4 New York New York Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, May 13. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. NEW YORK ENTRIES. (Belmont Park.) Racing starts at 2:^0 p. m. (Chicago time. 1:30.) . linns well in uiud. ©Superior mud runuer. First Race — 3-4 Mile Straight. 8 vcnr olds. Allowances. (Track record: 74868 -l.-ogf— 4 — 137.) In.l. Horse. Wt. Ree. A. Wt. Hdcp. (miv-oi Joe Madden 121..X730 soil :.: ; Harrljran 121..X745 768C4 *\ii s Kearney lit; 745 77016 •Lady Bedford lie. 743 Tmmki- Wapoaoca Iis..x74(. (shk ;) Lawton Wiggins... 121. . xt::.i si::i,c,- Maoviette Ill 7.10 75387 Obadiah Ill 720 •J. E. Mad.hu entry. Second Race — 1-2 Mile Straight. 2-year-olds. .Maidens. Special Weights. (Track record: M387 — 17 — 2— no.) •Sen Naafc, ch. c. by Ogd.-n — King's lav. .rite 110 Btarbottle. ch. c. i y Hastings — Simlisli 110 Hilierin'ea. 1). g. by Meddler — Irish I\\ 11 107 8134)0 Responsfnl 107 725 80W24 Perry Johasoa 107 72o B688U German Silver 110 715 *.S|i:inicHI. BE. e. Iiv Uud.n -Lambent 110 'Hamilton Ooart, Ii. 1. I.v Galore — H..1..U1V 1 [ .1 ■■ 1. 1 . ii 110 Black Chief. blk. c. by Allan a Dal. - lMlie Me 110 CullilHit. b. c. I.v Kllielbcrt — La 1 reole 110 T.tia May. l.r. f. by Macy — Ktta Gil- i...v 107 Anavri. b. g. kf Baa BtrowH — lr- vana 107 Young ltelle. Ii. f. I.v (ig.len — La l:. lie III 107 •J. E. .Madden entry. Third Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs Straight. 2 year olds. Allowances. (Track record: 74S.VJ— ;.l— 2— 112.) Elizabethan, eh. f. by Ilamlaiig — Elizabeth L 112 Ind. Horse. Wt. Ree. A. Wt. Hdcp. •Xauglitv r.ny. l.r. c. i.v Ocdea— imp . 1M •Newmarket, lir. c. by Plaudit-Nah- ina 1 1 5 81308 Glaaver US IW Anavri. h. g. by r.en Stronn — Irvana 112 *.T. B. Madden entry. Fourth Race — 1 Mile. Metropolitan Handicap. Value $.".000. 3-year-olda and upward. (Track record: 57984— 1:37 ii— 3— 101.1 NMt* Tavette 3. .10v . . .750 (80228) *Klng James 107 1:371 4..125..X7I5 sio7it 'Restigouche t8 1:30 4..117..X745 (80520 )t Arasee 101 1:1*5 4. . 90. . X745 81429* Cowan 1 5 l:.lsfc 4.. OS., x 745. (SKEW) Juggler 11:; l::!9t (!. .112. . X715 8142B Hall' Sovereign ...112 1:381 4..1O0..X74" (s07o4UMary Davis 110 1:40.1 :;.. 87..X740 77'. i'. il -.Wise Mason 3.. 05..X740 75442 Don Creole 88 1:30 B.. •8..X7J0 70201 Turneoat ::.. 07..X730 (S07I4) Footpad ::..02 TM 77982 {Glucose 3..92..X720 "S. C. Ilildreth entry. -Newcastle Stable -ntry. JEmery & Davis entry. Fifth Race— About 2 Miles. Now York Steeplechase. $000 ad.le.l. 4-year olds and upward. Special Weights. (Track record: 77043— :::5f,- .: 133.) (77002) .liiumv Lane 9. .1.5:'.. . X700 (Sl4!i2i Sir Wooster 5. .1 Hi. . 005 81312' Kentucky Bean ... 6..146..X688 81263* Grandpa 10. .15:; 085 Sixth Race — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 88798— 1:44*— S— 112.) 77830" THE SQUIRE 09 1:47 4. .108. . X725 81076* Dandelion lis 1:44s 7..114..X720 80038 Moorish King :'... BO.. X 715 81388* Bonnie Kelso "... '.11 715 81173 Dolly Spanker 114 1:45! s..m..x71o (S(C.i75) Cowen 88 1 :47 :;.. 88.. X 718 78040* Golconda 87 1:471 4..1oS 705 (KHI77) Roekstone 99 1:40 5. .108 705 81172 Sea Wolf K. .111 70o The figures under "Hec." in above entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance, with weight carried, since January 1. ]:K)C. 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. small figure under "Str." shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race. The small CThe figure under "Fin." — unless the horse won — shows the number of lengths the hone was behind the winner. * FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile Straight. 3-year-olds. Allowances. (7 ISO©— 1 :0Sii— 4— 137.) Index Course DlstTimeT'ckOdds Wt St »4 % K StrFln Jockeys Best Company JOE MADDEN, ch. c. 3. by Yankee— Tarantella (S. C. Hildreth). Weieht today 121. M8M Oakland F C 1:102 fast 15 106 2 2 2 2i l1 G Burns Rlagg. Booger Red. Roval Tourist. MM65 S. Anita 1 1-4 l:V~ii slow 3 1SM1 ) i l*CH Shil'gGuvFishor. H. Private. I) Macdonald 80349 S. Anita 1 1-S 1:51?; fast 6-5 102 4 3 3 3 41 8* D McC'thyFar West. Montgomery, Gowan. HARRIGAN. ch. c. 3. by Plaudit— Dorothy Hampton (H. R. Brandt). Weight today 121. 80933 S. Anita 5\ f 1:05» fast 9-20 IDS 3 3 2 2* 3J J Howard Lady Irma. Rialto. I.awton Wiggins 80896 S. Anita. 1 1 :37g fast 3-5 104 111 1 1° 1=1 M McGee Glorio, Norbitt. S0742 S. Anita 5* f 1Mb goodll-20 111 3 2 1 2s l^ J Howard Rialto, Eliz. Harwood. T. MeGrath. MISS KEARNEY, b. f. 3. bv Planudes— Courtplaster (J. E. Madden). Weight today 116. 76904 Sheepsh'd f.». f 1 :06*. fast 3 118 1 4 4 41 415 C H Shil'gPetticoat. Trance. Spectatress. 78*28 Sheepeh'd fi* f 1:21 fast 1 115 4 2 2 2 2: C H Shil'gField Daisy. Practical. Ladv Selina 76S7f. Sheepsh'd 3-4 l:llg fast 21 103 3 3 3 3* 1'' C H Shil'gSeaCliff. Kield Mouse. County Fair. 767S1 Sheepsh'd 51 f 1:06 fast 4 114 3 4 4 4= 3» 0 H Shil'gWeddingBells. Affliction. Coun.Kair. LADY BEDFORD, ch. f. 3. by Ogden— Matanza (J. E. Madden). Wei-ht today 116. 77,01i; Sheepsh'd 3-4 1:111 fast 8 115 7 7 7 71 7» J Lee Mediant. Field Mouse. Bobbin. 7(jV.s Sheepsh'd 3-4 1:123 fast 4 116 4 5 5 4l 31 C H Shil'gMnskette. Wed. Hells. Ladv Hubbard 78811 Sheepsh'd 51 f 1:06* fast 6-5 116 3 2 2 l1 1" C H Shil'gCounty Pair. Strike Out. Petticoat. 765S5 Saratoga 51 f 1:07| fast 21 109 1 1 1 1* Is C H Shil'gTattling. Sundance. Hill Top. WAPONOCA. b. c. 3. bv Semuronius — Ambulance (T. Monahan). Weight today 118. 78089 PimHco 3-4 1:143 fast 12 114 7 2 2 21 2= McCabe Statesman. Tasley. Footpad. 78636 l'imlico 3-4 1:13 fast 25 122 4 3 3 410 45 Delaby Trance. Statesman. Footpad. 77o-»l Jamaica 3-4 1:141 fast 9-5 113 3 11 1= V Sumter Wise Mason. Sententious. Killcreen 77:ki2 Jamaica 6} t l:07jj slop 11-5 115 2 3 1 l'l 1* Notter Sentent'us. B.ofFiightll.. Eustacian LAWTON WIGGINS, br. c, 3. by Planudes— Rorka (W. S. House). Weight today 121. Mo .i s. Anita 3-4 1:122 fast 6 10S 6 5 3 31 Ih Butwell Fleming. Rialto. Meddling Hannah. 80933 S. Anita 5i f 1:051 fast 40 106 7 6 7 51 4* Butwell Lady Irma. Rialto. Harrigan. 88489' 8. Anita 11:41 slowll-10 112 3 4 4 2 2= 3'1 V Powers Star Thistle, John A.. Woolwindcr. MAUVIETTE. b. f. 3. by Mexican— L'Alouette (Montnelier Stable). Weight today 111. SU08 PimHco 5-S l:0(iS fast 2 110 1 111* 2= E Dugan Tasley. Merry Gift. Our Maggie. 77145 qVrc—Bd 51 f 1:072 fast 15 109 2 11 2 5'7 Ollbert WiseMason. T.Gardener. Coun.Fair. 76516 Saratoga 61 f 1:07 fast 15 100 1 13 4°* 81* McCahey Sea Cliff. Blackford. Rostrum. 75994 Brighton 51 f 1:07 fast 21 105 1 1 2 2" 4*1 E Dugan RoyalCaptive, Sum. Night, Chaffinch 75961 Brighton 5-8 1:01 fast 4 105 1 1 1 1 l1! 1* E Dugan Civlta, HarlemMaid. SummerNight. OBADIAH. h. c. 3. by Tammany — Coalesce (G. Cornnell). Weight today 111. 76397 (i'\. send 3-4 1:13 slop 30 112 5 10 11 11 11 Gilbert Fashion Plate. Madman. Waponoea. 75296 G'vesend 51 f 1:07 fast 50 108 9 9 9 91 9=0 Horner Harrigan. Statesman, Amri. I. E. Madden entry — Lady Bedford and Miss Kearney. SECOND RACE— 1-2 Mile Straight. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. (54387—47—2—90.) BEAU NASH, ch. c, 2. by Ogden— King's Favorite (J. E. Madden). Weight today 110. First start. STARBOTTLE, ch. c. 2, by Hastings — Sunfish (A. Belmont). Weight today 110. First start. HIBERNICA. b. g. 2. by Meddler— Irish Ive II. (J. R. Keene). Weight today 107. 1 irst start. RESPONSFUL. b. f. 2, by Meddler— Schulamite (Montpelier Stable). Weie-ht today 107. 81309 l'imlico 41 f 551 fast 41 107 11 11 Pulled up. CreevyP.eauOhilton. Bedniinster. Dalhousie 81.34 l'imlico 41 t 551 fast 6 104 5 4 3'1 2' Creevy Dullcare. Kathcrine Van. Inspection S1171 Pimlioo 4J f 552 fast 8 102 9 7 6* 4'J1 Creevy TheMouk. Our Hannah. Inspection. PERRY JOHNSON, b. K. 2. by Meddler— Belle Hoyt (T. W. O'Brien). Weight todav 107. 89834 Oakland 5-S 1:012 fast 30 94 7 6 6 61 511 W Gloss Glennadeane. Pretend. Qual. Street. 80867 Oakland 1-2 481 fast 10 93 10 10 10 II)11 Deverich Penn. Passenger. Salian. 80500 Oakland 31 t 431 good 50 109 10 9 9= 7*2 Borel Transatlantic. Donovan. AlderGulch GERMAN SILVER, ch. c. 8, bv Ornament — Excellent (J. A. Bennet). Weight todav 110. 80980 S. Anita 1-2 47*. fast 7 110 13 13 13 12'° Musgr've Myles O'Connell. Donovan. Sir Scco 80740 S. Anita 1-2 47| good 30 1031 5 6 61 7» T Rice OuesterKrum. Snreget. MikeMolett £0572 S. Ajiita 31 1 41 fast 40 112 10 10 101 106J T Rice Angeroua. Irma Lee. Brevite. First start for the following; SHANNON, br, c. 2, by Ogden— Lambent (J. E. Maddenl. Weight today 110. HAMPTON COURT, b. c. 2. by Galore — Dorothy Hampton (J. E. Madden). Weight todav 110. BLACK CHIEF, blk. c, 2. by Allan -a-Dale— Dollie Mc (Rangeley Stable). Weight today 110. CUTHEBERT. b. c. 2. by Ethelbert— La Creole (Mr. Earle). Weight todav 110. ETTA MAY. br. f, 2. by Macy— Etta Gilroy (S. Lazarus). Weight todav 107. ANAVRI, b. g. 2. by Ben Strome— Irvana (Oneck Stable). Weight today 107. YOUNG BELLE, b. f. 2. by Ogden— La Belle III. (J. H. Warren). Weight todav 107. J. K. Madden entry — Shannon, Hampton Court and Beau Nash THIRD RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs Straight. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (74859—51—2—112.) ELIZABETHAN, ch. f, 2, by Hamburg— Elizabeth L. (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 112. First start. NAUGHTY BOY. br. c, 2, by Ogden— Imp (J. E. Madden). Weight today 115. First start. NEWMARKET, br. c. 2. bv Plaudit— Nahma (J. E. Madden). Weight today 115. First start. GLOPPER. ch. c, 2. by Hastings — Glory (A. Belmont). Weight today 115. 81369 l'imlico 1-2 482 fast 5 113 5 3 5"* 8'* K Dugan Lit. King. Megantic MissltarT.iello. 812SS l'imlico 1-2 482 fast 40 112 3 7 6'J 7,-'.Madeii:i /.acalecas. Compton. Jessica. 81213 l'imlico 41 f 56 fast 41 112 8 8 8 8" Maderia Autumn Girl. Jessica. Ceaser. ANAVRI, b. g. 2, by Ben Strome — Irvana t Oneck Stable). Weight today 112. First start. J. Y.. Madden entry — Naughty Boy and Newmarket. FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. Metropolitan Handicap. 3-year-olds and upward. (57984— 1:37!!— 3— 104.) FAYETTE, ch. c. 3. bv Ogden— Saratoga Belle (J. E. Madden). Weight today 108. 76906 SI psh'd 7-8 1:252 fast 2 115 3 4 4 4 3'1 3;J J Lee Sir Martin. Mask.tt. . Wed'g Bella 7677: Sheepsh'd 3-4 1:111 fast 21 127 6 7 7 73 K12H' H Shil'gMaskette. Sir Martin. Helmet. 7C.:;S Saratoga 3-4 1:121 fast 4-5 130 5 4 3 3'' 3 1 C H Shil'gHelmet. Perseus. Sir Martin. 76425 Saratoga 3-4 1:1S| hvy 3-5 122 6 4 5 6" 4* W Miller Sir Martin. Wedding Bells. Mediant KING JAMES, b. c, 4. by Plaudit— Unsightly (S. C. Hildreth). Weight todav 125. 80229 S. Anita 3-4 1:11* fast 10 142 6 7 5 51 1= D McC'thyRoseben. Magazine. Doininiis Arvl 81881 S. Anita 1 1-4 2:07 hvy 3-2 1-9 7 4 3 3 3' U K Dugan Maltl.ie. Miss Sain. Far West. 79771 Oakland 1 1-4 2:118 mud 51 1^4 1 1 1 1 11 1 E Dugan Dorante. Mllford. Animus. RESTIGOUCHE, blk. g. 4, by Commando — Dancing Water (S. C. Hildreth). Weight todav 117. 81079 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 6-5 125 i 5 6 6= T.-'i (i Burns Madman. Booger Red. Rose Qneen. 88878 Oakland 51 f 1 :062 fast 17-20 1 20 2 3 4 4* 21 G Burns BoaeQoeen. Booger Bed, doodflaiit. 88B8 Oakland 5j f 1:07 fast 3-5 122 3 2 1 l1 1" Q Burns RoseQueeu. BoogerRed. Desirous. ARASEE. b. 8, 4, by Blues — Bunch (S. Emery). Weight today 99. 80529 Oakland 11:41 good 3-5 103 5 3 1 1 1* Is C Ross OceanShoro. DonEuriaue. Varietes. 80503 Oakland 1 1-S l:54g good 7* 100 3 1 1 1 Is l4 C Ross Orcagna. First Peep. Early Tide. 80:'.:.". S. Anita 1 1:382 fast 8-5 104 1 2 3 3 3'} 2* A Walsh John Carroll. Clovne. St. Ilario. GOWAN. ch. f. 4. bv Armeath II.— Meadowley (J. Caffrey). Weight todav 98. 814-9 Flmllco ImCOy 1442 fast 5 loS 12 10 8 6 41 3'J Scoville Lad of I..ingden. Siskin. Live Wire 81238 1 imlico 1 l:4o" fast 41 105 3 5 4 4 31 31 J Bergen Juggler. Quest!. .n Mark. Statesman 80913 S. Anita 11:38 fast 11-20 105 4 3 2 I 2* 2" J Howard GreenSeal. Fiankriittner. FthelDay 80856 B. Anita 7-8 1:242 fast 3* 104 2 2 2 1 2l 2=1 J Howard Glorlo. Maltbie, Mark Antony II. JUGGLER, br. g. 8. by Hambure— Elusive (C. C. Smithson). ■ Weight today 112. 81226 Plmlico 1 1:40 fas* 7 128 13 3 3 SJ 1" ■ Dugan Question Mark. Gowan. Statesman. 81195 l'imlico lmCOv 1:45* fast 3 1L'5 13 2 2 21 3'i ITpton Statesman. P.&Needles. Botafenton 81154 PimHco 11:41 fast 4-5 109 3 2 2 1 1» 1" E Dugan Live \\ ire. Martin Doyle. 78888 l'imlico 1 1-16 1:471 fast 11-20 111 2 7 5 3 3= 3C1 Cullen BobbieKeau. Q.oftheHUls. S. Shingle HALF SOVEREIGN, ch. f. 4. bv Hastings— Souveraine (A. Belmont). Weight today 109. 81429 PimHco ImCOy 1:41? fast 6 l'JI 112 2 2* 8*1 E Dugan Lad of Langden. Siskin. Gowan. 81210 PimHco 34 1:132 fast 1-3 113 4 2 2 24 1" B Dugan Pantonfle Personal. Aralla. 77842 Belmont 1 1 :3S1 fast 4 112 1 1 2 1 l'i 11 J Lee Ben Ban. Delirium Red River. 77573 Belmont 3-4 1:112 fast 5 108 1 2 1 1 2J J Lee Delirium. 1 asbionl'late. WiseMason. 77491 iVlmont 7-8 1:252 fast 21 108 4 5 5 2 3'1 611 Sweet Ben Ban. Led River. The Squire. MARY DAVIS, b. f. 3. bv Watercress— Colonial (R. H. Davis). . . Weight todav 97. 80704 S. Anita 1 1:401 hvv U 110 8 6 3 3 II V- Rettig Sorrowful. Cliilla. „ .„ lane Laurel. 80693 Oakland 3-4 1:138 fast C 95 1 5 3 2* l1 O Ross Prince Gal. Fanatic. Strike Out. 88087 Oakland (| f 1:20* fast 18-5 97 1 5 4 4 21 ■:.-i A Walsh Fulior.l. Prince Gal. RubiaCnu.da. WISE MASON, b. g. 3. bv Semnronius— Manola Mason (Newcastle Stable). Weight todav 95. 779:.; Jamaica 8-4 1:141 fast 7-5 118 2 4 2 "" _' Notter Wapoaoca, Sententious. Killcreen. 77851 Empire lm70y 1:45) good 4 99 4 5 4 5 3 6*1 Ural QnestionMark. Tilcing. GretnaGrcen 777M Kmpire 3-4 1:13] fast l-C 113 2 2 2 1* l1 Notter Garland. Siskin. Glens Falls. 77717 Belmont 8-4 1.1-1 fast 7 117 4 2 2 41 5'1 J Lee' Statesman. Arondack. Trance. DON CREOLE, b. h, 6. by Plaudit— La Creole (Mr. Earlel. Weight todav 98. 78442 G'vesend 1 1-lfi 1:48 fast 31 111 10 10 10 10 10 10"lGarner Antaens. Tipping. Lord Stanhope. 75344 G'vesend 1 1-4 2:04*. fast 4 08 5 4 4 5 6 6' I) McC'thyBig Chief. .Juggler. Jubilee. 75103 G'vesend 1 1-4 2:041 slow 7 96 3 7 7 8 8 6«1 Garner Celt, Fair Play, Master Robert. 74770 Belmont 1 1:282 fast 30 95 13 13 13 8 31 1*1 Garner Jack Alkin. Restigouche. Spooner. TURNCOAT, b. c. 3. bv Voter— Costume (J. R. Keene). Weight today 97. 76J61 Saratoga 51 f 1:07* fast 3 115 11 11 11 11 ll'« Notter Edward. Torhelllno. Practical. 75568 Sheepshead 5-8 592 fast 1-2 117 3 3 3 3* 35 Notter Helmet. Con'glitlianger. Marse Abe 74877 Belmont 41 t 64 slop 2 105 6 4 41 47 Notter Uncle Jim, Sir Martin, Top Note. FOOTPAD, br. c, 3. bv Disguise — Fairy Slipper (C. R. Flcischmann). Weight todav 92. VI744 S. Anita. 6J f 1:191 g 195 1 "i 4 :. 4 1; 1- 1 : Wil-011 J. IT. Reed. B.Mast. rs..n. Ft'.iclDav 88878 8 Anita 6* f 1:19 fast 2 '.•:) 1 2 3 1". L'h Ii Wilson Olorio. Green Seal. Fair Annie. 80551 B. Anita 51 f 1:052 fast 5 loO 2 5 5 41 4* Goldstein Rialto. Tom McCJratli. Colonel Bob. GLUCOSE, b. c. 3. bv Watercress— Sweet (Newcastle Stable). Weight todav 92. 77992 Jamaica 51 f 1 :07| fast S 90 7 7 5 6= S4 ('roavy Royal Onyx. Woodbine, rtotaealxa. 77948 Jamaica 5] f 1:88 slow 7-5 108 1 11 2 SO. If otter May River. ClmOlm-h. Secret Service S C. Hildreth entry — King James and Restigouche. Newcastle Stable entry — Wise Mason and Glucese. Emery & Davis entry — Arasee and Mary Davis. FIFTH RACE — About 2 Miles. New York Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Special Weight3. '77648— 3:50- -3 —132. ) JIMMY LANE, ch. g. 9. by His Grace— Anna Page (G. R. Tompkins). Weight todav 153. 77602 Belmont Ab 21 5:38f fast 7-10 162 2«2 2 2 1» l8 Mr Page Grandpa. 77817 Belmont Ab3 6:10 fast 7-10 146 5 2 2 2 l15 11B W Allen Yama Christy. Agent. Ramrod. 77372 Aqueduct Ab21 5:132 fast 2-5 144 2 2 2 2 11 1« W AlU-n Sandy Creeker. 77229 G'vesend Ab 21 4:47 fast 7-10 14S 1 4 2 3 2'1 l'J W Allen Stellaland. Pirate. Ramrod. SIR WOOSTER. b. g. 5. bv Ardington— Ladv Wooster (R. Neville). Weight tod*v 146. 81482 PimHco An 2 4:25 slow 4-5 148 13 2 2 1*1* Davidson Reginald. Jim McGIll. 'Hie Dane. S12G2 l'imlico Ab 2 4:352 fast 7-10 150 4 4 1 Lost rider.Davids'n Algie. Grandpa. BeII-th«-Oat. 81193 PimHco Ab 2 4:29 fast 2} 14G 3 4 2 2 2'» 21 A Dav'son Tliistb-dale. Grandpa. Sanctus. 78067 Plmlico Ab 2 4:272 fast 7-10 152 4 2 1 1 V' V Davidson Waterway. Economy. Grandpa. KENTUCKY BEAU. ch. g. 5, by Star Shoot— Kentucky Belle II. (W. Clay). Weight todav 14G. 81812 Plmlico Ab 2 4:232 fast 15 142 1 2 2 3 3'1 3"?.W Allen Touchwood. Waterway. Canvas. 76370 Saratoga 1 1:44| slop 11-5 108 1 2 5 6 6' S^JMcGahey Bonnie Bard. Golconda. Col. White. 78138 Brighton 1 1-16 1:47 fast 1-3 111 3 11 1 l2 1* D McC'thySailor Girl. Moonshine. Brancas. 76013 Brighton 1 1-16 1:462 fast 5 113 5 1 1 1 2* 2] Notter Tileing, Elllsdale. Colonel White. GRANDPA, ch. g. 10. bv Grandmaster — Philinna (S. Veitchl. Weight todav 153. 81262 l'imlico Ab 24:861 fast 9 150 3 12 3 V-'- 1* R Samps' n Aisle. BeO-ttte-Cat, Kara. 81193 l'imlico Al. 2 4:29 fast 31 153 4 2 3 3 3 31* It Bamps'nThiatledale. Sir Wooster. Sanctus. 81135 Pimlico Ab 2 4:41 hvy 5 153 4 11 1 Is l2 Simpson Economy. Tamplco. Tools. 78067 Pimlico Ab 2 4:272 fast 10 163 1 1 3 3 Fell. Sampson Sir Wooster. Waterway. Economy. SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (08750— 1 : 44!— 3— 112.) THE SQUIRE, ch. g. 4. by Prince of Melbourne — Homespun (T. Welsh). Weight today 108. 77860 Empire 3-4 1 :12i good 6 109 4 3 4 31 3*1 Notter Spooner. Resom. Ansae. 77808 Empire 11-16 1:47 fast S 115 3 1 1 3 3 3*1 TTpton Frank Gill. Spooner. 77761 Empire 3-4 1:122 fast 5 108 1 2 6 6* 6* Notter Spooner. Arasee. Gowan. 77491 Belmont 7-8 1:252 fast 10 100 2 1 1 4 41 31 Lang Ben Ban. Red River. lie Mund. DANDELION, ch. h. 7. bv Hamburg— Pansy (S. C. Hildreth). Weight todav 114. 81076 Oakland lm70y 1:443 fast 14-5 113 2 2 2 2 2'* 3-J G Burns Stanley Fav. The Peer. Woodcraft. S097S Oakland lm20y 1:42* fast 3-6 114 1 S 6 5 31 21 G Burns The Poor, (ieminell. Early Tide. 80793 Oakland 1 l:41g good 9-19 112 2 4 3 2 11 1* Taplin Rubia Granda. Boggs. Palo Alto. MOORISH KING. br. c. 3. by Oddfellow— May Mack (F. A. Forsythe). Weight todav 90. 8O8C0 Oakland lm2Cv 1:43 fast 10 100 10 7 7 7 7 5*1 Kirsch'm Gargnnlna. Hush Money. Ilovle. 80908 Oakland 11:422 fast 18-5 112 2 3 3 2 31 3'2 Kirsch'm Little Sis*. Hoyle. Aks-Ar -Be*. S(«3l Oakland lm20y 1:432 fast 6 97 68888 7»C Ross Y. Daughter. TaUBox. HaaUfeaey. BONNIE KELSO, b. g. 3. bv Waterboy— Thuanella (G. M. Odom). Weight todav 91. 81.398 l'imlico lm40v 1 :45S fast 1 96 6 6 6 6 B'l 3*1 Upton Quantico. Momtwissa. Cheek. S1310 Pimlico 1 1 :402 J'ast 2} 96 4 7 5 4 22 21 Upton Takabira. Dispute. Ardri. 81176 Pimlico lm40y 1:45 fast 21 94 1 4 4 4 l2 l5 Upton Hurlock. Gus Helm. King Sol. 78094 Pimlico 11:402 fast 10 106 12 11 8 10 71! 711 Cullen Con.Ranger. Rossfenton. Pocomoke. DOLLY SPANKER, br. g. 8. by Kingston— Lady Gav (Montpelier Stable). Weight todav 111. 81173 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 6 102 5 6 6 6* 5s} Creevy Consistent. Botanist, tteoakaleeta. 81138 l'imlico 51 f 1:17 hvy 6 144 I 2 1 2s 3'2 Mr R T'lor.Tolin Garner. King Sol. Botanist. 77944 Jamaica 3-4 1:152 slow 6 105 3 2 2 61 7*1 Creevy Saracinesca. Transvaal. Esoteric. 77819 Empire 1 1-16 1 :4Sg good 8 98 7 7 5 4 2h 321 Creevy Golconda. Imitator. St. Joseph. COWEN. b. c. 3. by Gold Heels— Wings (S. Emery). Weight todav 89. 80975 Oakland lm20v 1:431 fast 9-5 91 4 2 2 1 U !• W Gloss Joe Rorr. Listowel. Yank.l aughtei- 8"S13 Oakland 1 1-16 1:49 good 41 91 4 3 8 1 l1 In \V Gloss Rubric. Woolen. Niblick. 8o774 Oaxland 1 1-16 1:49 good 11-5 90 2 ft 3 4 31 32 W Gloss Keep Moving. Severus. Husky. GOLCONDA. b. g. 4. bv Goldcrest — Fond Recollection (J. Fitzsimmons). Weight todav 108. 18844 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:492 fast 6 90 3 1 2 4 3= 331 I'ral Bad News. Imitator. St. Joseph. 7.9-9 Jamaica 11-16 1:49 fast 7 90 9 7 6 4 4l 4* Ural Bad News. Rockstonc. Sanguine. 77898 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:482 slop 10 104 1 4 4 I 51 51 Cullen Sanguine. Animus. Okenlte. ROCKSTONE. b. e. 6. bv Rockton— Ladv Primrose (F. H. Milden). Weight todav 106. 81077 Oakland lm50v 1:45? fast 2 102 6 3 2 1 Is 1'" F II KingTennessee Boy. Colbert. Elevation. 81002 Oakland 1 1:41* fast 20 105 5 6 8 5 6! E'i F H King Hush Money. Erbet. Husky. 80927 Oakland lm50y 1:442 fast 17 107 1 1 1 4 4* 7101A Walsh The Peer. Schleswig. Boggs. SEA WOLF. b. g. 5. by Meddler— Sea Nymph (J. D. Lagan). Weight todav 111. S1172 Pimlico 11:42 fast 11-5 111 2 6 8 8 8 S-» A Will'nis B."f.Tessf,mjne. Lallv. Wil.I.a. -l..i\ •• 77307 L'sville lm70y 1:46 good 20 115 5 5 6 7 8l 9 " M MoGee Darkniglit. PInkola. Terali. 77043 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:47 fast 4 110 1 5 5 6 5 5'-4 Notter The Squire. I^ird Stanhope. Savior. 76861 Sheepsh'd 1 1:40 fast 6-5 113 1 2 2 2 1' 1" C H Shil'KBadNews. Black Oak. GlidingBelle •Dead heat. Louisville Louisville Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, May 13. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. (Handicapped for a fast trilck. i LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. For differences in weight add or deduct 5 points to the pound. An extra good rider's average worth is 3 pounds. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time. 2:30.) XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 81434 — l:05i — sj_ W4.J Ind. Horse. Wt. Roc. A. Wt. Hdcp. 81434 Hyperion II 117 l:o71 H..111..X725 .S10S4 Pal 105 1:00? 6. .110 715 81404* Beatrice K UC la)«] 8.. 108 7lo SI 104 Snake Mary 110 1:07 4. .101. .©710 M o:;i E. M. Fry 107 1:0V 4. .111 . .©705 81374 Rosen Ian 1011:07 0. .111. .©705 81495 E. T. Shipu n2 l:oc,5 4..103..X700 73012 Zagg 102 l:OSi 4. .10S. . X(2)5 81374 woodlands 7..1H..X880 81434 Ovelan.lo .(15 1:(Mi: B..114..X0B0 ^l!"l Come On Sam 100 l:06i 8..188. -X8B0 SI 404* Sorrel Top 100 1:0H 7. .100. .©tIS5 81029 Soprano 103 1:071 5.. 108. . X879 S1408 Uoauie Dard 100 1:09 5. .111. . X888 Second Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-vear-olds. Selling. (Track record: 81438— 521—2—103. ) 81408 P.runliilde !»7 :54 108 725 81 46V* Lou Lanier 105 1:00 108..X710 814C6 Black Boy 88 :55» ins 988 81438 C. A. Leiman 108. .X 700 81320 Inferno Queen 1021 :68l 88 ;!i5 S141U1 Lotta Creed 107 :5".l;» lll.'S..x ») 81488 (T.siuie 108.... 888 si li)7 tlatcbJecoon 88 (iS5 siio7 II. i-in. .sa Bella 88 673 M W.I Autumn Rose 188. ...878 Tawnv. ch. f. by Allan-a-Dale — Tenawlia 107 Third Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (Track record: SI |.; 1:11? 3-110.) 81436* HANBRIDGB 10s 1:115 4. .112. .©750 Muss- Charlie Eastman.. .112 1:11 i 6. .108.. X 720 81375* Irl'aiich 88 1:12J V... 05 .X720 81468 Black Mary 82 1:13 4. .102. . vyir, (7S1S5) Sea Swell 83 1:155 .;. . 05. .©71(1 71471 Donua 100 1:141 G. .104. .©700 Ind. Horse. Wt. Uec. A. WTt. Hdcp. 81284 Campeon ::..10 » (8K) 77286 oi.unl.ala 8.. 100 . X8n5 78113* W'...ls!one 105 1:15 5. .lOU ,..( su 77688 Tannie 3.. 80. ...873 70175 Aduionitor 8.. 82. ...883 S14* 5 S'ir Irving ..'. 4. .104 050 Mildred Wallace, ch. f. bv Ornus — Sister Sarah.. 3.. 90 Fourth Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-vear-olds and upward. Handicap. (Track record: 818M 1:43 4 104.) 81488*018 Honesty .'. 110 1:445 B..10B. .XT58 sites ririaan MS 1:44| |..10B..x74a 81437 Gteea Seal 1"7 1:44 5.. 188 71 81498 John E. McMillan.. 09 l:4Vi 5.. 103 744) 77170 Stolypin I.. 88.... 888 Fifth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year olds aud upward. Selling. (Track record: 81434-^—1:061 t 18)8.1 81872* Tackle 113 l:0Si 4.. 188.. ©725 81495 Addas 4..10S 713 81217 Hess Ward 100 1:0S 4. .100 705 81530 Isiu-y 93 1:07 6..N8..X700 S1372 Marmorean 98 1:08* 5. .100. .©700 S1372 S dect II 4.. ins 005 78203* Banriaa 104 1:0SJ 4..106..X884J SHU N.-.vator 109 1:075 n..lll..X09O 81206 Miss Felix 4. . 10V. . ffluso 78073* Tom McAfee 5. 11l...i;75 S1.J72 Captain Taylor ...102 1:075 5.. 106. .(0873 81487 Tim Kelly 4.. 108.. 6*683 81487 CvL'i.et 0. .100. . y 005 81188 o.hilie 4..10V 888 70002 Hiram 100 1:095 B..111..X658 7S104 Autumn Winds .!. 4. .101. . . .0'K) Sixth Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. .3-year olds ami upward. Selliuir. (Track record: 81486—1:43—4—184.) S1400 Don Enrique 107 1:455 5. .112. '7"5 (81465) Edwin L 104 1:455 3^M..X728 sh.o Warner GrlsweJl... 98 1:444 5. .lot). . X710 7. .104 Ban Avis 4..110. .X7P5 81372 Paul ICuinart 4. .107. .. .700 S1374 Tamar 4..10:: V05 S1405 Snap S..84..X8M si 105 Denver Girl 3.. 02 Os.". 81508 Richard Bead 3.. 100 . X880 S1405 Mca.lowgrass 8. .MO..X873 Ike figures under "Iiec." in above entries show the bcsi time mole by the horse at the distance, with weight carried, since January 1. 1900. Tlii time is not necessarily made liv a winner. It may he the estimated time of a losing performance. LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. The "odds" figures in connection with horses at the present Louisville meeting are the calculations made by Daily Racing 1 orm and based on nmtuel pools. They are published In such form for the mere purpose 01 mechanical uniformity. FIRST RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (81434— 1:054. 3—104.) Index Course DistTimeT'cUOdds Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company HYPERION II.. h. g. 6. by Mazagan— Van-a-Clar (L. A. Cella). Weight tida- 111 81434 Louisville & f 1:051 fast 38 112 C 5 5 4- 5* E Martin Enfield. Madman Marbles 78041 Latonia 2-4.1 :l3 fast 15 105 1 3 3 2J 4= Deyerich U Mnlier ^Director Lena 75444 G'vesend 1 1-16 1 :46* fast 10 97 5 7 6 6 P 11" 8 Klyun Angelus.Monfort? Spooner i-5G? °.vesen^ ,l1l:f;:"*IaSt * H2 I I I I J* 25 S Fl 'nn I'a'lN'WS.lSe.n.elere.KingotT.ashan. .oJJl G vesend 11-16 1:46 fast 7 115 3 3 3 3 3* 2* Notter Rockstone, Lad ofLangden. Okenlte. PAL, b. g. 6. by Paladin — Silenta (K. Spence). Wearlit todav llfi 81084 S. Anita 64 f 1:01 fast 15 121 7 S S G' 4" TRice Spohn. JaneSwift V K 1 ; ■■Mthi.p, ,r Anita 3-4 1: W fast 11-5 111 2 4 4 4' 2' T Rice S ilpitas. U?v ,r a '. KMr .VR.."siii or' 8B8G8S. Anita 7-t 1:25 J fast t 109 4 3 3 3 3' 4» T Rice Spohn. Firm Foot. Black Male BEATRICE K.. ch. m. 6. bv Handsel— Miss Eddie (J. Stevens). Weieht todav 100 81404 Louisville 3-4 1 :i:!3 fast 7 M 1 1 2 V* |i V Powers T.Robinson. SorrelToB 8nik?Mary' Jim Lexington 3-4 1:13 fast 7 107 2 8 8 S' 7'-JPage Earl's Court Iluek 1 os.-r r ,,, 76770 Latonia .1-4 1:143 good 11 107 10 9 10 ll ll«»fwarren llazelthorpe. Uannorean lHoii 8 ...3.3 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 14 117 8 7 8 7J 6"i Hcidel Geneva S.. Chase. Canopian. ' ' SNAKE MARY. b. f. 4. bv Sorcerer — Minnie Alphonse (J. T. Ireland). Weieht todav 101 %$* PU;"V!!!! irl'!^ fa-"t ''! T' ' ;' 3 '-■ -»'J H. i.lel Top-Boblason. BeatrifvK. Sor.Top tm» Loniaville 3-4 fast 10 10S 3 1:13? 2 2 4' 4SJ C H Sh 1'gGrlandot Earl'a Ooart CvnsvKi,. 81270 Lexington 3-4 1:17 mod H IBS 1 ill- 1 | Pace BoeerrUn. arl'sOoort jJFvmrJtS. 81 160 Lexington 51 f 1:07 fast 14 102 11 S 8 7i7''JL!oyd Jolly. liarl's Court lleine. "' E. M. FRY. b. c. 4. by Sain — Caroline Hamilton (Henderson & Hoganl. Weight tr.,u,. -in 8M84 8. Anita 6i f l:21g slop 3 103 5 2 2 U |i JM Met lee Bthoav Calves Joe Ga tens Anita i,h f l:m fast 8-5 ]■« 8 3 2 2' 1* Musgr've S.Rossmore GuidStar *m RmA WJ8» & Anita «Jf 1:20^ hvy 16 1116 5 6 6* 6-JMusgr've Sir Edward. G aires. Oriflamb BOSEP.RIAN. b. e. 5. bv Cesarion— Princes3 Bowling (Mrs. E. J. Gildersleeve). Weight tn*~v in R13-4 L.uisville 3-4 1:12* fast 11 114 J I 10 7h 5* M Preston Karw'ouYt (^ldiroof MbSSJUL- 81270 Lexington 3-tl:17 mud 11 111 6 3 3 2'J 2'J Brannon SnakeMary. Rarl'sConrt T.«»«w;. MH7 1.. xin-ton 3-4 1:13 last 40 109 5 4 4 4^ 3 Ohert BarPi Ooart HnckSnVtU Fwret,« 81160 Lexington 5ifl:07 fast 80 110 9 10 10 9} 9" Brannon Jollv Earl's' fWt Ileinp 81069 JacfctTVUla 1 1:45* good 10 107 8 «1F Burton ILofllwu-U . lio" el.,," U B Double E. T. SHIPP. b. g. 4. bv Ruskin II— Caloocan (W. H. Fizer). Weieht'VnH^ mi 81436 Louisville :i-l 1:131 fast I U8 4 4 7 7' 7*1 Kennedy Miss Strome. RI-hV"v c,d,T„r f 812*3 l/.uisyille 3-4 1 :14g slow 3} 97 3 5 8 4U 4 i D Austin TouiDolan. Cnfield T 11 t,L.i 81188 Lexington 3-4 1:15J good 2-5 101 2 1 2 2* 3'1 Lovell BeflnedTAsnlrta LINrht SaeT**4 81141 Lexington 3-4 1:16 good 2 101 7 9 9 5* 2J I.ovell Merrick. Snake Mary Refined 76773 Latonia 7-8 l:27g ROOd 15 102 2 13 4 5'J Pi Minder 11, ine. MaivTalhi.it l.ady Carol ZAGG. h. c. 4. bv G virion— Gurgle (W. Gerst). Weight todav in* 73912 City Park §-4 1:151 good 8 108 7 s I «* 11" Notter BitterSir. M.IIamllton I^boS*n 7384 City Park 3-4 l:18f mud 24 101 - C I I |»» G swain F.Mulholland, Ketchem&e. Javanese WOODLANDS, b. g. 7. bv Sain— Miss Marion (R. Warnecke). Weight todiv 111 81374 Louisville 3-1 1:12S fast 20 11! 4 2 3 4'- S^l',v Barl'sOurt. Goldprool \li"ss^r n. 1 Lai nla :: I 1:13} fast 5 112 i I 2 U V Van'bout IKhI Anderson. BntinskL I^ocliiroil 18588 NashvlUe G) f 1 :21J fast 11-10 110 6 1 1 2* 2' i Van'bout Colin, il ii (. rl. Mai .... Fii^urtlV:?. OVF.LANDO. b. h 5. by Orlando — Sister (J. S. Hav.kinsl. Weight tortiv 114 81431 Louisville 5} f l-OM fast 85 108 8 H 7 H fkj Lea Knfi.-ld. Madman. Marl.l„ 8134 3 Louisville 3-4 1:111 fast 19-5 113 10 4 6 61 S"JV Powers Ourk, Marbles Wniriu 81162 I^xington 3-4 1:138 fast 9 5 lloi 1 2 1 24 2- M Preston Balboa, Petulant Select II 78148 Latonia lm70y 1:518 hvy 8 10S 1 5 5 7 6) 7!1JJ Butler KatlePowers. L.Turner Bonebrake 78130 Latonia . 3-4 1:16. hvy 10 108 3 J 8 4 4'» J Butler Merrick. Clolsterees. Bonart. COME ON SAM. b. g. 6. bv Dr. MacBride — Sis Vic (O. Tuggle). Weieht todav 106. SH::l Louisville 51 -f I : K| fast 55 ins 7 S in W J» Troxler Enfield. Madman Marbles. M291 Louisville U ( 1471 (low M lc 7 7 7 7 7 7-e Alex Crystal Maid Dainty Dame. AllRod 74224 F.Grounds :;-l 1:121 fast M 11- 4 4 ;i o5 S* Pickens Frizette. Fronteuac. Belle Stroma. 74l'71 F.Grounds o 4 1:14 fast 61 107 6 3 » 3'1 4'J G Swain Bertha E.. Spion. Hell.- Strome. SORREL TOP. ch. ra. 7. bv Hermence— Sunnv Locki (I. B. Fitzgeral d ) . Wcirht today 109. M4'H Louisville 3-4 1:133 fast 12 107 3 3 4 2J 3= Warren T.RoMaesfi. BeatrieeK. .SnnkeMarv 78205 Latonia lmTOy 1:4HJ hvv o 104 5 6 7 7 7» 72s E Martin George Bailer. Mvstifier. Lndv Vie. 781^.1 Latonia 3-4 1 :17g hvy 2 10." 3 3 2 2s 22 Devericn Snake Marv. Dainty Belle. Refined. 7Kos«j Latonia 7-S 1:2*1 fast 10 106 C 10 9 S 5' :"} E Griffin CrandeI ame,AimeeC. Gert. Spann 77:»I9 latonia 3 4 1:141 fast 7 105 6 I I l1 l1 Glasner LadyEthel. SnnkeMarv. Camille M. SOPRANO, b. m. 5. by Sempronius — Sweet Singer (Henderson & Hogan). Weight todav 109. SlirjH s. Anita 3-4 1 :12s fast til' ln4 s 7 7 10" »:JM Mi-Gee Milpltas. Pni. Itnvnrla. W77* S. Anita 3 4 1:134 fast 15 103 4 11 l' . 1' M Mi-Gee Toller. Taxer. Bvron. MIS & Anita 5-x 1:001 fast 8 108 9 4 6 61 D»» M McGee Gossiper II.. Air*. Velma C. BONNIE BARD. b. g. 5. bv The Bard— Fluid (W. J. Young). Weight today 111. 81408 Lsville 1 1-10 1:46 fast 13 106 6 I 3 4 41 7'4JHannan Creel. .T. IT. Heed. Orlando!. 77670 Lsville lni7 iy 1 :45J fast 25 105 6 2 2 2 2» 33 A Walsh Hos.Hvohen. T. Robinson. Ar.SwIft. 77578 Louisville 1 1-2 2:352 fast 4 107 4 2 3 3 4'» 4i« A Walsh Besterling. Belleview. Tivolini. 77358 IV sville 1 1-16 1:48 fast 8 102 5 3 3 2 2J P A Walsh Anneta I-ady. Gild. Scverus. 77309 L'sville l l-ic 1:491 good 9 105 3 1 1' 1 U 31 A Walsh BeauBrumtnel. LadyEsther. Deacon. SECOND RACE — i 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. (11 lin I7T| 1 ass ) BRUNHILDE. b. f. 2. bv Blues— Special Tax (John Marklein). Weight todav 103. tMtf Lonisville 4' f 541 slow 9J MSf 5 6 71 6; Hufnagel fflewfoof. Simonette. I.011 Lanier. 81407 Louisville 4* f 54 fast 81 97 2 2 2s l1 Hufnagel Gilpy. Front Row. Salian. 81320 Louisville 45 f 54? fast 2} 100 I 5 5b 5'° Hufnagel Jack Straw. Bettv Lester. Salian. 81197 Lexington 41 f 561 Kood 50 100 5 ll5 l1} Hufnagel Jack Straw. Inferno Oueen. Simp. LOU LANIER, b. f. 2. by Ornament— Dentifrice (G. W. J. Bissell). Weight todav 103. M4I16 Louisville 4.'. f 54?. slow 60 MQ I 5 5' 3;} T Rice Slew foot. Simonette. Black Boy. 81X20 Louisville 4\ t 54J fast 17 100 i 7 61 41U D Austin Jack Straw. Retty Lester. Salian. 81268 Lexington 4\ f ES mud 10 105 C 4 4' 3 Warren Slew foot. Pinkard. Grunewahl. S117S Lexington 1-2 49)! mud 51 109 6 5 5s 514 Brannon Slewfoot. Foxy Mary. Zahra. BLACK BOY. blk. c, 2. bv Cesarion— The Chough (W. J. Young). Weight todav 108. 814CS Louisville 44 f 51 J alow 13 M 4 2 2'J 4*1 Taplin Slewfoot. Simonette. Lou Lanier. 8137* Louisville 4". f 544 fast 4 99 1 1 32 3» Taplin Pinkard. K. Olympian. PickGoodbar 81317 Louisville 1-2 491 fast 8 118 4 4 41 62* A Walsh Duquesne. Kiddy Lee. Short Order. C. A. LEIMAN. b. c. 2. by Cesarion— Glenore (J. L. Beeson). Weight todav 108. SMS Louisville 4'. f 52?. fast 22 103 11 11 ]02 In13 W Brooks Joe Morris. King Solomon. Kama. M295 Louisville 1-2 4sj slow 30 103 I 6 5= 5»J Taplin Southern Gold. Donan. Henderson. 81245 Lexington 1-2 512 inud37-10 lo7 G G 52 4°t T Rice Laveno. Selector. Ramon Corona. INFERNO QUEEN, ch. f. 2. by Star Shoot— Homebody (J. R. Wainwright). Weight todav 98. 81320 Louisville V, f 51? fast 16 101 6 4 71 7lslPage Jack Straw. Botty Lester. Salian. 8124E Lexington 1-2 51-! mud 51 105?. 7 4 4J 58J M I'reston [Arena, Selector. Ramon Corona. M197 l..xington 4J f 56g good 12 102i 8 4 5b 3»1 S Page Brnnhilde. Jack Straw. Simp. LOTTA CREED, ch. f. 2. bv Hammon — My Fair Kentucky (J. S. Hawkins). Weight today 103. B14CC Louisville ■!'. f 54'. slow :;5 HE 7 8 8' 912 M McGee Slewfoot. Simonette. 1a u Ijinier. 81373 Louisville 12 48 fast 33-10 115 3 2 41 5" V Powers Louise S.. Fereno. Patsnlaga. 81324 Louisville 45 f 54?. fast 5 110 1 2 3"" 6101V Powers Jack Straw. Betty Lester. Salian. M243 I.t xinglon 4A f 59s mud 19 107 — — — 2* Page Simonette. Samaria. GramivDisuial. S1178 Lexington 1-2 49* mud 20 103 8 4 4» 4" T Rice Slewfoot. Foxy Mary. Zahra. CLYSMIC. b. c. 2. by Inspector B.— Dictynna (K. I. Weil). Weight today 108. Mior. Louisville 4i f 534 fast 90 102 7 7 7 7U,5E Martin Turf Star. Hendeis-on. Ilall.-uk. HATCHIECOON. b. g. 2. by Sempronius — Indigo (J. W. McClelland). Weight today 98. M4"7 Louisville 15 f 54 fast 27 101 11 9 10J 10M4Lunk'son Brnnhilde. C.llpv. Front Row. HERMOSA BELLA, b. f. 2. by Nasturtium — Fonsolette (H. McCarren). Weight todav 98. M4 '7 Louisville 4V f 54 fast 27 M 10 11 ll" ll »4Hannan Brnnhilde. Gilpv. l'P.nt Row. AUTUMN ROSE. b. f. 2. bv Jean Bereaud— Autumn Leaves (C. D. Chenault). Weight todav 103. M4:o Louisville 12 47 fast 35 1H 10 10 104 10'4 Franklin Fereno, Patsalaga. Chantii-lor. TAWNY, ch. f, 2, bv Allan-a-Dale— Tenawha (T. C. McDowell). Weight todav 107. First start. THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-yeax-olds and upward. Allowances. ftTHM l'tlf t fill HANBRIDGE. ch. c, 4, by Banastar— Debacle (O. H. Holle). Weight todav 112. 81436 L.uisville 3 I 1 :11s fast 33 10 MS 1 3 2 21 2» V Powers .TeffBernstein. PlatetHasa, All Red. 79297 Oakland 7-8 1^71 alop 7 113 15 5 4 43 4'J J Butler Smil.Corbett. LiglitWooI. Boog.Red 79:: "•:: Oakland 5 8 1 :00 ! slop S 110 5 5 5 6 37 J Butler SmilevCorbett. BoogerRed. Honest. 79127 Oakland 1 l:41g mudl::-10 116 2 2 2 2 2s 2" W Miller Cap.Kenneoy. D.Enriuue. Col. White CHARLIE EASTMAN, br. g. 6. by Himyar— Brooch (W. A. Hughes). Weight todav 106. Slics Louisville 7 I 1:26 slow 12 Ki7 5 2 2 2 2' 2t J Lee Crystal Maid. Sir Cleges. Zienan. S12S.I Pimllco 3-4 1:13? fast 13-10 114 2 1 1 1» 1« Deverich Moment'm. G.W.Lesolt. Sum. Night 81215 Pimllco 7 8 1:274 fast 12 112 3 2 3 3 2« 2s J Reld Red River. Ztthus. Ottoman. 74241 K. Grounds 3 4 1:134 fast 2 105 1 5 6 61 52J F Burton Yaddo. Bertha K.. Birdslayer. 74090 r nillliaaa 7-8 1:264 fast 51 112 1 1 2 2 2" 571 J Lee Lotus Kater. Griinnldi. Kaust. IRFANEH. b. f. 3. by Mesmerist— La Cheviot (J. 0. Whitlow). Weight todav 95. 81375 Louisville 3 4 1:111 fast 27-10 98 5 3 3 3' 3=1 Taplin D'ntyDame. Colloquy. \Voi lSaiidals 78110 I^it'.nia 5-8 1:004 fast 6 103 2 t 4 8* t» J Butler SeaRwell. M.Crittenden. Dr.Holzb'g. 77743 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 31 103 1 4 4 5 51S J Butler Friend Harry. Buttons. T. M. Green 77725 Louisville 5-8 1:01 fast 11-10 112 3 1 1 V 1* J Butler MarseAbe. AnneMcGee. landlord. BLACK MARY, blk. f. 4, by Star Shoot — Maribel (Mrs. E. R. Bradley). Weight todav 102. BMC8 Louisville 7 8 1:26 slow 30 103 2 3 3 3 4.\ 5' Herbert Crv.Maid. Char. Eastman. SirCleges 81139 Lexingtun 5 - f l:09g good 12 108 5 3 2 la 3s Herbert WoolSandals. Daln.Dame. La Soucr 78045 Jamaica 3-4 1:14 fast 8-5 107 2 4 3 11 l1 Herbert Queen Marguerite. Ardri. Biskra. 78016 Jamaica 3-4 1:14 fast 6 103 4 3 2 21 21 Fral Halifax. Burgher, Saraclnesca. 77758 Empire 3-4 1 :13ft fast 5 102 8 10 7 61 64 Yorke Burgher. Woodlane. Tilelng. SEA SWELL, ch. c. 3. by Cesarion— Nydia (L. A. Cellal. Weight todav 95. 78l.\5 Latonia 3-4 1:15ghvv 2 93 1 111* l10 E Martin S.Preston. DaintvDame. Hanbridge. 78110 Latonia 5-S l:00i fast 9-20 109 1 1 1 I'll" Deverich M.Critt'den. Dr.ilolzberg. M. Henry. 78M72 I^atonia 5-S 1:004 fast 2-5 112 4 2 1 Is I2 Deverich Jolly. Romp. Zeola. 78040 I-atonia 5-S 1:001 fast 8 108 3 2 1 1! 2 Deverich Wintergreen. Mabel Henry. Ethelda DONNA, ch. m, 6, by Donovan — Meta (B. Schreiber). Weight today 104. 74474 Aqueduct 1 1:391 fast 15 100 6 6 6 6 6 6H P Kelly Juggler. Blandy. Hyperion II. 74297 Aqueduct 1 1:401 fast 31 98 9 9 9 8 7* 4» S Flynn S'.H. Harris. Zal. Master of Craft. 74290 Aqueduct 11:42 fast 16-5 101 3 3 2 2 V 1J McCahey S.H.Harris Aucassin, S.Todding'n 741-21 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1:461 fast 9 107 6 5 5 5 4'1 3*1 V Powers Green Seal, Pedro. Zipango. CAMPEON. b. c. 3. by Alvescot^ — Florite (G. J. Long). Weight todav 100. M294 Louisville 1 1-4 2:084 slow 50 110 5 8 9 9 9l 9-8iM McGee Wintergreen. Miami. Dr. Barklev. M21S Lex*tOU lm20y 1:42 fast 8 92 4 1 1 2 3"* 3'3 Hufnagel Zlenap. Zipango. Terah. 7C5C1 Empire 5J f 1:07 fast 0 112 9 1 2 3» 451 C H Shil"gFootpad. BlrdofFlightlL. Killcreen. 7C217 Brighton 5} f 1:07 fast 6 110 2 2 5 5l 691 Upton Traveller. Donatus. Lasata. OLAMBALA. ch. c. 3. bv Ornus — Blue and White (J. W. Greener). Weight today 100. TRW Toronto 1 1:424 fast 6 110 S 8 7 8 815 41 Garner Arondack. Silk Hose. Alice. 77184 Toronto 3-4 1:131 fast 10 104 13 13 13 121 128J Garner Slmcoe. Sir Alvescot. Waponoca. 7626G Fort Erie 51 f 1:074 fast 21 108 4 6 6 5" 5»1 E Walsh Jolly. Ellz.Harwood. GladvsLoulse. 76059 Windsor 51 f 1:004 fast 3 107 9 8 7 61 65 V Powers PearlPolnt. D.deNoyles, Ceremonius WOOLSTONE. br. g. 5. by Woolsthorpe— Fonsolette (Nugent Bros.). Weieht todav 106. 78113 Latonia lm76y 1:43} fast 18-5 KM 111 1 2'1 24 Kennedy LadvEsther. Carew. TlieShaushraun 78974 Lat.mia 1 1-16 1:464 fast 15 1011 3 4 5 5 5 517JJ Butler Miss Sain. Redgauntlet. Glid. Belle. 78029 I. '. ma 3-4 l:13g fast 30 108 3 3 5 5 4s J Butler Hanbridge. Please. Berwick. 77768 I^itonia 1 1:401 fast 15 109 2 1 1 4 4 481 J Shea Lady Esther. Zlenap. Terah. TANNIE. b. f. 3. by Kilkerran— Talpa (Talbot Bros.). Weight today 90. 77W6 Louisville ."'. f 1 :0S fast 30 los 6 8 8 11s 111!?.J Butler Ahnena. Splendida. Procla. 77472 Louisville 5* f 1 :OS4 fast 30 112 3 4 6 6} 4°1 Pickens All Red. Zaraoe. Peter Pender. 77259 Lexington 3-4 1:144 fast 21-5 106 6 6 6 61 65 A Walsh GlIdingBelle. MabelHenry. Sempronl 77178 I exington 5-8 1:024 fast 4 107 5 9 8 6* 45i Glasner Harriet Rowe. Procla. NettieTraver ADMONITOR. blk. g. 3. bv Admonition — Eothen's Pearl (L. Jones). Weight todav 92. 7C17a Windsor 51. f l:0Sg fast 11-5 109 3 9 9 9 9-5iV Powers Balbek. SisterJennie. Span. Banner. 7GHX7 Windsor 51 f 1:101 hvy 15 103 4 3 3 4« 4"! Goose Indian Hunter. Sir Cannon. Siglit. 75S19 Latonia 5* f LOS good 60 103 4 4 3 51 6'i Goose Uncle Walter, Cowdin. Lady Ruhi). SIR IRVING, ch. g. 4. by Kinford— Donella (H. Levengood). Weight today 104. 81416 Loulsvill - 7 S 1:25S fast 150 1"4 7 7 7 7 7 72S F Burton Cymbal. Sir (Teges. Ladv Esther. 78187 Latonia E|f 1:11 hvy 40 110 8 8 8 S 7" E Grirlin Lens. Please. Sainnosal. MILDRED WALLACE, ch. f, 3. by Ornus — Sister Sarah (Goldberg & Allen). Weight today 90. First start. FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (S149S— 1:43 — 1—104.) OLD HONESTY, b. h, 5, by Previous— Mamie Doyle (A. J. Gorey). Weight todav 108. 81408 Lsville lni70v 1:43 fast 8 1»S 4 4 3 2 32 3J J Lee Moquette. Royal Tourist. ZipaaXO. 81437 L'sville 1 1-1G 1:451 fast 8 112 4 S 7 7 81 68 J Lee Miami. Arelte. Ilnek. 81219 L'sville lm20y 1:42? fast 19-10 111 3 2 1 1 2H 21 J Lee .T.E. McMillan. Tlu-.Minks. F.Fllttner 78100 Latonia I 1-8 1:521 fast 9-5 116 3 2 2 3 4 4-1 J Butler Redcanntlet. Financier. Gild. Belle. 78042 Latonia lm70y 1:431 fast 21 119 4 4 4 4 3» 3S1 M McGee SallvPreston. AllRed. Gliding Belle. 77940 latonia 1 1-8 1:531 fast 9-6 119 1 1 1 1 2'1 21 M McGee Kercheval. Lady Baldnr. Terah. ZIENAP. b. m. 6. by Florist— Alleviate (W. F. Schulte). ■ Weight todav 105. 81448 Louisville 7-8 1:26 glow H 106 3 4 5 5 54 4= T Rice Cry. Maid. Char. Eastman. SirCleges M4::7 1 'Downs 1 1-16 1:454 fast 17 li« 2 9 8 8 5 54 Lloyd Miami. Arcite. Hiick. S1242 L'sville lm70v 1:444 fast 5 4 108 4 3 3 3 31 22 Lloyd Woolwlnder. Plate iilass. ThePecr 81L1S Lex'ton lm20y 1:42 fast 12 106 12 2 1 1J Ink Warren Zipango. Camneon. Terah. 81161 Lexington 1 l:40g fast 6 107 5 3 5 5 5* 5« A Walsh Zipango. Tom Uolan. Roseburg II. GREEN SEAL. b. h. 5. by Greenan — Goldseal (St. James Stable). Weight todav 106. 81437 L'sville 1 1-16 1:451 fast 17 109 111 2 6" 9»3 M Preston Miami. Arcite. Hiick. S10S3 S. Anita 1 1:371 fast 3J 103 3 11 1 l2 1H Page Glorio. Ed.T.Fryer. MarkAntonvII. 80913 S. Anita 1 1 :3S fast 12 110 2 1 1 1 11 l" Page Gowan. FrankFlIttncr. Ethel Day. 80744 S. Anita 61 f 1:191 good 10 112 9 4 2 5"» 7leiKennedy Footpad. J.H.Reed. BatMasterson. JOHN E. MMILLAN. ch. g. 5, by John Bright— Battle Bell (J. R. Wainwright). Weight today 103. siiiix L'sville 1 mTOv 1:43 fast IS 109'. 5 fi 6 6 5J B» V Powers Moquette. Roy. Tourist. Oldllonestv B14M L'sville 1iii7"v 1 :43? fast 2 llo 2 5 5 4 4'! 4'i V Powers Wartield. St. Elm wood. Glid. Belle 81313 L'sville lnuiiv 1:42* fast II Mil 3 12 2 l"k 11 Page Oldllonestv. TlieMinks. F.Fllttner. 7S2M I.atonia 1 1-16 1:521 hvy 15 106 7 7 7 7 7 7=«lGoedike EstellaC. GoldTreasure. L. Baldnr. 7slo:' Latc.nia 1 3 16 2:011 fast 50 106 1 4 2 4 6 6" Gm-dike A.Dufour. W. Cooler. T.Shaugliraun. STOLYPIN. br. c. 3. bv Meltonian— Bermuda Lily (H. M. Zeigltr). Weight todav 95. 7.176 G'vesend Al.3-4 1:111 fast 15 106 9 8 10 10 10 D McC'thySpellbound. SirJolin. Fore Guard. FIFTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (81434—1:00?.— 3— 104.) TACKLE, b. g. 4. bv Arkle— Anacleta (E. Lutz). Weight today 108. 81372 Louisville 3-4 1 :14s fast 17 112 9 9 7 45 2h Troxler Merrifield. Ralbert. Paul Ruinart. 81403 Jacks' Title 3-4 1:18 good 8-5 107 24 F Burton Mystifler. Charlie Lusk. Vendor. gMM .laeksville 3-4 1:17? good 10 117 3 11 Ink 313 F Burton Roseboro. Malediction. J'geUtindon. ADDAX. ch. g. 4. by Matchless— Add (J. P. Ross). Weight todav 108. 814*6 Louisville 3 -1 1 : 1 31 f ast 13 109 2 2 2 5s 641 V Powers Miss Strome. Righteasy. Goldproof 71X8 Latonia 3-4 1:19 hvy 15 93 1 2 2 31 331 Lvcurgus Vansel. Laura Clay. Ben Sand. 71189 Latonia 3-4 1:15 good 20 97 5 4 4 4' 7lS Pickens C. W. Burt. Balla. Rebel Queen. BESS WARD. ch. f. 4. bv Contcstor— Fannie W. Fonso (W. R. Hall). Weight today 106. MH7 Lexington 2 4 1:13 fast 150 104 4 7 7 61 S'-JT Rice Earl's Court. Huck. Boserrian. 7E348 Latonia, 3 4 1:144 fast 12 104 8 5 3 SJ 41 Warren Taniar. Beth Goiwlwin. John Louis. 75223 Lot. .nia 3-4 13a] fast 20 98 3 3 1 21 441 Franklin Lady Carol. Meadowbreeze. Rustle. USURY, b. m. 6. bv Knight of the Thistle— Interest (B. F. Guthrie). Weight todav 109. 8153* Ch. Downs 3 4 1:12 fast 19 Mi 9 9 10 11» IS" I Steele Marbles. Gypsy King. Merrick. Sit I Louisville 3 4 1:131 fast 15 107 12 11 11 12 12 "IT Steele Top.Robinson. BeatrieeK.. Sor.Ton 81341 Louisville 1 1:42 fast 85 Hi!t 6 2 3 5 Sn 9'1 T Steele MissCrittenden. Rustle, Sorrowful. Si: • Lexinston 3 4 1:17 mud 2 0 l.W 2 5 6 6 6" 1T Steele SnakeMary. Boserrian. Earl's Court 81199 Lexingti.n 3-4 1 : 15? good 80 107 1 2 1 5» 6"3T Steele Refined. Astdrin. E. T. Shlpp. MARMOREAN. b. m. 5. bv Cesarion — Marmora (John Marklein). Weight todav 109. 81373 Louisville 3-4 1:141 fast l'. 112 5 2 2 2'. 6-* V Powers Merrllb-bl. Tackle. Ralbert SIL'll Lexington 3-4 1:17 mud 16 106 1 1 1 21 4"3 Hufnagel T. Calhoun, Ralbert, Har. Rowe. 8114! Lexington 3-4 1:16 good 225 107 2 2 5 11 ll1" Hufnagel Merrick. E. T. Shinn Snake Marv. 78186 1^1(^13 5»f 1:101 hvy 9 114 2 4 3 2u 2* E Gritfin SnakeMary. IlartietRowe. Boserrian 78128 Latonia 3-1 1:181 hvy 6-5 105 1 4 S .11 11 ■ Martin Miss Felix. Europa. Miss K. O. B. SELECT II. . br. r- 4. bv Ethelbert— High Society (H. McCarren). Weight todav 108. 81372 Louisville 3-4 1:144 fast 2J 107 13 12 12 11?. 10" 1 Hannan Merrifield. Tackle. Ralbert. 81162 Lexington 3 4 1:13] fast 50 10'J 4 4 3 31 4'"iHannan Balbus. uvelando. Petulant. 808.5 .lacks'ville 5-8 1:041 good 8 1U1 2 4 4 31 5''J Rollins Cloisteiess. Itav Thonipsnii. Youthful 80785 .lacks'ville 5-8 1:051 good 6-5 103 6 4 3 32 5° Rollins Pont. Anna Smith. Alice. BANRIDA. b. f. 4. by Bannockbiirn — Merida (Nugent Bros.). Weicrht todav 106. 78203 lat'.riia lm70y 1 :5oJ hvy 12 "S 7 2 1 1 21 I ' A Martin Orlandot. Canoidan. War. Griswell. 73MS Latonia 3 4 l:17| hvy 15 105 9 8 8 51 5"} A Martin Ladv Vie. Orlandot. Gilvcdear. 7771^1 Latonia 1 1-16 1 :47g fast 12 95 4 2 2 — — 22 T Koerner Marathon. Crawford. Washakie. 77099 L'sville 1116 1:48 fast 145 94 2 3 4 4 3" 3* T Koerner Gild. Imhoden. Ouai-'ga. NERVATOR. br. g. 9, by Brutus— Nerva (W. H. Bell). Weight today 111. s|t::4 Louisville 5.'. f l:»5r: fast 125 UK) 1 6 12 12 12" Franklin Enfield. Madman Marbles. i,.:74l 1' Grounds 5". f 1:124 hvy 7 113 8 5 10 92 9,u,Troxler Marvel P.. Veribest. Kloretitine. G.;01l F. Grounds 3 4 1:17 hvy 13 111J 1 3 3 13 12s "J Martin L.Can-oll. BannTiaeklL. Dap. Gold MISS FELIX br. f. 4. bv St. Felix— Ladv Fordham (C. M. Jaeger). Weight todav 106. S13K Lexington J-4 1:I8| mud 6 MS I 1 1 41 t'lK Burton Light Blue. Crawford, Silver C. B13C Lexiniton 3-4 Lis mud 31 103 4 2 2 1 7'1 81" F Burton Tim Kelly, Patriot. Meada. 8U82 Lexington 3-4 1:184 mud 20 104 3 1111 2»k Hufnagel Mary Orr. Tim Kellv. MaeHatnllton 7S16.". Latonia 3-4 1:171 hvy 15 105 2 2 3 8* 8l8}Hufnagel Lady Vie. Orlandot. Gilvcdear. TOM M'AFEE. ch. g. 5. bv Bonnie Joe— Nellie R. (F. P. Wilson). Weight todav 111. 78073 Latonia 3 1 1 14? last IS 1"7 7 8 6 :; l 331 .1 Butler Geo. Bailey. Cano|. Ian. Stonerllill. 77- % Latonia 11:414 fast JO PHt 9 6 5 8 7V. 7*1 Devericb Krancas. Howard Shean. Martins. 77295 Jamestown 3-4 1:151 fast 20 109 5 § 6 5h f,-» M Wilson Sadler. Dandvlhineei . Itobin II 1 77065 Jamestown 3-4 1:161 hvy 20 113 10 10 10 91 9"! M Wilsoil Meadowbreeae, Mex.Silver,L.Enu CAPTAIN TAYLOR, b. g. 5. by Balgowan— Hay (W. A. Kirwan). Weight todav 108. S1372 Louisville 3-4 1:144 fast 45 114 S 6 8 13' 13'"4E Martin Merrifield. Tackle. Ralbert. 7278] F.Grounds 3 4 1:151 good 100 100 10 10 11 12 1221 C Booker Goldproof. Meadoivluc oze 1',. Strome 67834 F.Grounds 51 f 1:064 last 30 105 7 6 5 4'J 421 C Booker Sal. Preston. ToyBov. Si1Mitt.1n1e.il SOt KELLY, h. c. 4. bv Phoenix— Pansette (M. McNamara). Weight todav 108. S 1467 L'sville 1 1-16 1 :4Sjj slow 7 109 7 1 1 2 5» 7*1 Glasner Masson. Bonelwake. l^illst. 81372 Louisville 3-4 1:141 fast 13 112 1 8 11 101 951 W Ott Merrifield. Tackle. Ralbert. 81242 Lexington 3-4 1:18 mud 14 108 1 1 2 21 l1 W Ott Miss Felix. Patriot. Meada. 81182 Lexington 3-4 1 :184 mud 42 106 1 2 2 3' 341 W Ott Marv Orr. Miss Felix. M. Hamilton 74221 F.Grounds 5-8 1:02 fast 15 108 6 4 5 5» 54| Minder Ralmondo. Mai. M'Comb. P. Sharp. CYGNET, b. m. 9. by Inspector B — Borealis (J. F. Gaffney). Weieht todav 109. Ml , Lsville 1 1-16 1:48(1 sh.w 10 111 5 I 3 5 P 8»1 J Lee Masson. Bonebrake. Enlist. ■1372 Louisville 3-4 1:144 fast 24 112 4 7 5 91 TH.J Conlev Merrifield. Tackle. Ralliert. 81242 Lexington 3-4 1:18 mud 130 100 4 6 6 71 6'1 Goodwin Tim Kelly. Miss Felix. Patriot. 78202 Latonia lm70y 1:501 hvy 25 104 9 9 11 11 11 11" Glasner Apt. Judge Treen. Dona EL 78128 Latonia 3-4 1:1*1 hvy 20 105 8 12 11 11* 12l,JPickens Marmorean. Miss Felix. Europa. 77726 L'sville 1 1-16 1:47 fast 125 97 1 4 6 5 61B 5'«lFranklln Orphan Lad. Lady Baldur. Cymbal. ODALIE. b. f. 4. by Phoenix— Merle (A. Watkins). Weight todav 106. S1198 Lexington 7-8 1:28 good 600 104 4 3 4 6 6 6?a J Conley Crystal Maid. Dainty Dam... i'lore.ii 7'sli; latonia 3-4 1:148 fast 70 105 1 1 1 3b 77? Warren Mirth. Pirate Diana. Caltba. 75695 Latonia 3-4 l:15jj fast 7 105 1 2 2 3n 5-j M McGee Banagher. Mirth. Pirate Diana. HIRAM, ch. g. 5. by Hermence— Pianoforte (A. G. Woodman). Weight todav 111. 790. 1.' Sub. Park 3-4 1:19 good 21 109 4''j W wright Haughty. Doctor Nask. Kiam.Mi.i 1 1. 79454 Sub. Park 51 f l:20l hvy 5 107 24 H Burns La Salle. Kiameslia II.. Met Rose. AUTUMN WINDS, ch. f. 4. bv Prince of Monaco— Middlemarch (J B. Riley). Weight todav 101. 7SH'.4 Latonia 3-4 LIS hvy 40 105 10 10 10 10 1029 A Martin B. Brigade. EtheK'arr. BarFa Court. 7S128 Latonia 3-4 1:184 hvy 30 95 10 10 8 10* 9I81F Cole Marmorean. Miss Felix. Europa. 77965 Latonia 7-8 1:27 fast 60 97 4 5 7 7 *■ 1020 F Cole GrandeDame. Sn^leMarv. CamilleM. SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-oldg and upward. Selling. (S14RS— 1 :43— 4— 1«4. 1 DON ENRIQUE, b. g. 5. by Hastings— Bella-Donna (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 112. 81400 L'sville lm70y 1:431 fast H 102 6 6 6 6 6s 6'=iTaplin Warfield. St. Elmwood. Glid. Belle 81319 L'sville lm20y 1 :424 fast 18-5 1 116 5 4 5 4 4 55 Taplin .T.E. McMillan. O. Honesty. T. Minks 81078 Oakland lm50y 1:444 fast 4-5 107 1 7 7 7 7 4& Taplin Hush Money. Fantastic. Ranposal. 80951 Oakland 7 8 1:27 fast 5 111 7 5 4 4 4" 371 Taplin Stanley Fay. Meeliek. Dareington. 80926 Oakland 3-4 l:14g fast 18-5 110 10 7 7 4"k 2s Taplin Blagg. Husky. Gemmell. EDWIN L.. b. e. 3. by Gold Heels— Jane Oaker (A. Weber). Weight todav 9G. 81465 L'sville lm7*y 1:453 slow21-10 104 12 1 1 1»| 1» E Martin Gerrymander. Patriot. Denver Girl 81201 Lexington 3-4 1:I." S good 5 110 6 6 6 4- 33 Obert Mentor. Jupiter Joe. Prank Stagg. 8111.0 Lexington 51 f 1:07 fast 20 98 4 7 6 52 441 E Martin Jolly. Earl's Court. Heine. 77587 Hamilton 61 f 1:061 fast 4 103 7 4 3 2 « 21 Musgrave Hawkstllglit. Joe Gaitens. Alice. 77458 Hamilton 51 f 1:071 fast 31 106 1 2 4 5"'* 441 Musgrave Michael Augelo. Hoyle. Maxim Gun. WARNER GRISWELL. br. g. S. br Ornus— Sarah (P. Dunne). Weight todav 109. 81470 L'sville 1 1-16 1 :47J slow 6 113 8 S 8 7 .".'' 5*1 T Rice Grenade. Mamie Algol. J. C. Core. S0E95 Oakland 11:414 fast 20 111 9 4 5 4 5s 614 J Butler Niblick. St. Avon. Smilev Metzner. 80420 Oakland 11:441 slow 1U 111 7 10 9 9 9 918lKeogh Gypsy King. Dargin. A. Muskodav 80273 Oakland 61 f 1:241 mud 13 111 5 8 8 7 715lKeogh Gyp. King. A.ofDiainonds. G. Russell RARA AVIS. br. c. 4. by St. Goorge— Hundley (J. W. McClelland). Weight today 110. 75194 G'vesend 11-16 1:48 fast 1 107 13 10 9 7 7* 581 Nottcr Corncob. Black Oak, Arasee. 75051 Belmont 7-8 1:26 fast 41 110 3 3 3 3 B l4 E Dugan Chaplet, Aimee C. Banvah. 74845 Belmont 3-4 1:14 fast 12 99 1 2 2 1» 13 E Dugan Frizette, Harcourt, Carrollton. 71437 Belmont 7-S 1:26 fast 10 100 8 5 5 4 61 6" Sumter Aimee C. Jane Swift. St. Ilarlo. PAUL RUINART, b. g. 4. by Baldur— Fay S. (W. J. Young). Weight todav 107. 81372 Louisville 3-4 1:144 fast 3 112 7 5 6 6h 41 Taplin Merrifield. Tackle. RallM-rt. 81296 L'sville 1 1-16 1:491 slow 60 109 7 2 2 4 7" 8'» A Walsh Cvmbal. St. Elmwood. First Peep. 75773 Latonia 1 1-16 1:48 good 12 102 9 5 5 5 8- 8i°lC Ross Severus. Ladv Baldur. Sil. Brook. 75574 Lator.la 3-4 1:131 fast 70 102 9 6 6 8"k 6»J j Butler Joe Moser. Bitter Sir. Masson. TAXAR. blk. f. 4. br Central Trust— Glen Gowrie (W. 0. Joulin). Weight todav 103. 81374 Louisville 3 4 1:121 fast 40 110 10 11 11 10s 10'»JT Koerner Earl'sOourt. Goldproof. MkwSrrooje 81060 S. Anita 51 f 1:07 fast 2* 108 5 4 4 41 42i M McGee Albion IL. Valley Stream. LaCliala 809S5 S. Anita 51 f 1:06 fast 15 105 4 6 6 41 2l M McGee Grace C. BuraiaK Bush. I. a Casta. 80872 S. Anita 51 f 1:061 fast 6 104 5 6 6 8' 8» Page AuntPolly. Laudable. WorkandPlar SNAP. br. c. 3. bv St. Simonian II.— Cook 'R. Tucker). Weight todav 94. 81465 L'sville lm70v 1:453 slow 10 107 4 12 12 9 5 6"1M McGee Edwin L.. Gerrymander. Patriot. 81318 Louisville 3-4 1:141 fast 9J 110 2 11 11 1" Warren Patriot. Star Thistle. Console. 81159 Lexington 3-4 1:15 fast 20 112 6 3 2 21 551 Heidel . Ada Meade. Ludhiana. Console. 74670 Louisville 1-2 611 mud 16-5 115 2 2 2' 2'i T Taylor Ben Howe. NedCarmack. Silverado. 743S7 Lexington 1-2 49 fast 15 105J10 10 10 10" T Taylor Tony W.. Roseburg II. . Mi Nails. DENVER GIRL. b. f. 3. by Arkle-^Degenerate (Peyton ft Aken). Weight todav 92. S14C.5 L'sville lm7"v l:45j{ slow 35 103 11 4 4 4 « 4s Paul Edwin I... Gerrymander. Patriot. 81404 Louisville 3-4 1:131 fast 15 99 4 6 5 5' 73 Paul Top.Robinson. BeatrieeK., Sor.Top 81221 Lexington 3-4 1 :14» fast 175 106 1 5 5 7 7" 1J Conley Ada Meade. Aciinia. Civita. 78145 Latonia 61 f 1:114 hvy 30 105 6 5 7 12l 13J«lIIufnagel Harriet Rowe. Olive Ely. PinkLlnen 78097 Latonia 3-4 l:14g fast 20 105 3 4 4 7* 10lu Pickens Buffons. Home Run. Olive Ely. RICHARD REED. b. c. 3. bv Marta Santa — Alary (M. C. Moore). Weight todav 100. 815(H) Lsville lni7"y 1:434 fast 12 Ml 5 2 3 5 7' 7"' D Austin Creel. J. II. Reed. Miss Crittenden. SLItS Louisville 3-4 1:141 slow 25 107 8 7 9 9 9" J Lee Tom Polan. Enfield. J. H. Reed. Twtls;', Fort Erie 5} f l:07g fast 6 115 1 2 2 5h 7' Nicol Alice. T. M. Green. Miss Crittenden 70568 Fort Erie 51 f 1:141 hvy 13-5 113 3 3 3 43 341 Nicol T.M.Green. D.deNoyles. TbeMissus. 76040 Windsor 51 f 1:091 hvy 21 106 1 1 1 1» l'l V Powers Hawksfllght, Alice. Balbek. "r»T 0W"RASS. b. f. 3. by Meadowthorpe— Bonnie Lassie (T. M. Irvin). Weight todav 103. Slit;.". L'sville lm70v 1:45a slow 3" 104 5 6 0 5 61 51- Glasner Edwin L.. Gerrymander.. Patriot. 81403 Louisville 3-4 1:131 fast 16-5 112 8 9 9 81 8,;}Glasner Console. Prolect. Dextriue. S1267 Lexington 51 f 1:12 mud 45 107 2 7 7 7l 681 J Conley T.Holland. BnsvMan. A.Sturte\ant S1199 Lexington 3-4 1:151 good 300 1011 3 5 7 6* 5"J Franklin Refined. Aspirin. E. T. Sliipp. 74066 F.Grounds 1-2 481 fast 75 100 4 9 11 ll1' Kermatn Pinion. Servicence. Injury. Page 5 High Prices For English Horses.: Six Animals Fetch Over $5,000 Each--The King's Colt, Minoru, Stout Derby Favorite. HIGH PRICES FOR ENGLISH HORSES. Six Animals Fetch Over $5,000 Each — The King's Colt, Minoru, Stout Derby Favorite. London, Eng.. May 2. — There were some high prices realized at the Newmaket spring sale. Six animals sold for over $5.4*19. Magic bringing the top piiee in sab- figures, though Leste. a handsome sister to the cup horse. Velocity, carried with her ownership tlie liability to minor forfeits amounting to $4.05o. The high purchases over $5,000, were as follows: Magic, ch. c. 2. by Martagon — Sesame, by St. Simon: E. B.ddington $9,250 Roiksavage. ch. e. 2. by Rock Sand— Lily of the Valley, by Martagon: W. M. Singer... 5.250 Froissart. I . c. 2. by St. Frasqitin — Musa. by Martagoa; Colonel Balrd 5.750 Leste. b. f. 2. bv Speed— Ballast, by Baliol: \V. E. Nelson 6.500 Levanter, b. c. 2. bv Martagon — Leslios. by Royal Hampton: C. Hlbbert 5.000 Back Answer, l r. f. 4. bv Ladas — Flower of Wit. I..v St. riorian: J. Reld Walker 5.000 The winning sires of the season whose stock has won $5.ooO and over to May 1. are tabled below: Sire and Pedigree. Win's. Races. Won. Cvllene (Buenos Avresi. by Bona Vista -Arcadia 1 2 $2ft.3!)5 Gallinule. bv Isonoinv — Moorhen.. 4 4 19,000 Wildfowlor. by Gallinuh —Tragedy t S 11.038 Eager, bv Enthusiast— Greeks .... 4 ti 0.5O5 Pleterina'rltzliurg (dead), by St. Slnion— Sea Air 5 fi 9.145 St. Frusiiuin. by St. Simon — Isabel 4 4 7,515 Robert le Dialile. by Ayrshire— Rose Bay 2 2 7.::75 Martagon. by Bend Or— Tiger Lily :\ 3 (;.92o Bay Ronald (dead), bv Hamilton —Black Duchess 4 4 fi.295 St. Madoti (Germany), bv St. Simon— Mimi .'! 4 CIS.! Isinglass, by Isonoinv — Dead Lock 2 2 5.795 French Fox (France), by Flying Fox— Amiriea 2 4 5.710 Diamond Jubilee (Argentine), bv St. Simon-Perdita II 2 2 Mi Sueeoth or Enthusiast 1 1 5.200 Ayrshire, by Hampton — Atalanta.. 2 :! 5.135 Wolf's Crag, bv Barcaldine — Lucy Ashton 2 3 5.155 Jeddah (dead), by Janissary — Pilgrimage 2 2 5.000 The king's coll. Minoru. la now a firm favorite for the Epsom IK'rby. to lie run May 20. There is steady supiHirt for the American. Sir Martin, which will be ridden by Walter Griggs. It is the BaslUb expert opinion fliat as long as Minoru keeps well, nothing will prevent him following up the victories of Persimmon ami Diamond Jubilee in the greatest of all races. 'Die Prince of Wales was an interested Spectator of the reception accorded to Minoru's success, but should the colt win at Epsom the scene would, indeed, be difficult to portray. Her" js the tabulated pedigree of Minoru. which should be of interest to American readers: The times, aside from Minoru's. were: Heath Hteh-Weight Handicap, won by Sixty II. . five rarion* in SB*!: Selling Plate, won by Miss Ellen, four fur longs in 4S*: Bretby Handicap, won by Paddingtou. six furlongs in 1:121. The opiuion or Mr. Whitney's colt. Sixty IL. is that he is "a fine, rangey and speedy fellow, hut not to be fully trusted, because inclined to roguish-ness." It Is an interesting fact that Mother Siegel th» dam of Minoru. gave birth to a brown foal by Count Selkotulierg lust about the time that Minoru was winning the Two Thousand Guineas. No one will lie more gratified at the horse's splendid victory than Colonel Hall Walker, who bred Minoru and leased him with five others as yearlings to the king. Minoru is still another brilliant product of the Tall; Stud. Klldare. Ireland. * Of Bavardo Allison says In the Sportsman: "He will be a very different horse on that dav if all goes well with him. and he is exceedingly well suited to the course. On the other hand Minora uas trained to the hour today and cannot be made better for Epsom: indeed. Marsh will ad ieve a lust possible if lie sends him to the post for the Derby as fit as be now is." It is explained that Glasgerion was struck out of the Two Thousand Guineas and Derby becasse he was not good enough to win ami not because his legs have failed. . George Stern, the French crack iockev. will ride Louviers in the Epsom I erbv. W. Raphael's big bay colt, by Isinglass — St. Louvaine. was an early beginner last year and won the Zetland and Coventry Stakes with his first starts. He has been well supported and ran an excellent race in the Guineas. As the natural result of the modification of rac ing fixtures in France retarding the Grand Prize of Paris and the international fortnight at Atiteuii. the Societe Sportive d'Eucouragement has changed the date of the Prix du President de la Republlquc. formerly decided on the second Sunday in Julv at Maisons-Lallitte. to the Sunday immediately following the Grand Prize of Paris, so thai the English horses and their traveling companions who come over for the racing at Auteuil or Loaseaasipa may have a chance of winning the $20,000 which accompany the work of art given bv M. Fallieres to the owner of the winner. The race, over a mile and font and a half furlongs, is open to three-vear-ohH and upward, including mares ami geldings, at weight lor age. without penalties or allowances, irrespective of nationality, with an entry of $200. half forfeit. During a career scrupulously beuest, Morny Cannon rode in 8.938 races and won 1.S91 of them. A curious racing point has been raised in Germany. Anklang. a horse that last season was trained at Bockhainpton. through running a dead heat for the Boulogne Grand Prize, earned a ten-pound extra for the Hamburg Grand Prize. In the latter event the stewards ruled that as he made a dead heat, the horse was only entitled to carry half the penalty. Tlie horse won and a ■aatsesuenl objection was overruled, though we understand that an appeal has beep made to the I'nion Club of Germany. The time. 1:37*. made by MiiKiru in winning the Two TkeSSaad Guineas, is the fastest vei made in the lac-. The going was perfect, and the competl-tors were assisted liv a strong "following" breeze. It was a day of" extreme speed at Newmarket. Minoru (1906). C(Do„caster . . j Stoekwejl. I f § I Rouge Rose, j Tnornian,,v. ~ J a I Ellen Home. o I » I a ( Macaroni ... j Sweetmeat. ~ ) J J cose. \ Verdure .... j Kin„ Tom a * Ma\ lilooin. . o i ( Stirling I Oxford. § J \ Whisper. I ( Iso Bella.... j St,v(.kw.ll. 4 j - Isoliue. t I ~ ( Hermit ( Newinlnster. g ! ; ) ^ Seilusion. S I ( Land's End. .1 •,,.„„„„.„.,.. p, I Far Away. r Xewm'ster .. i Toitehstone. || j J \ I »'■«' »ing. 3 S . = ( Seclusion ... i Tadmor. - ^ I Miss S.llon. r £ "• ™ ' r l Bread'lb'ne '•"•"""» ) 1 Stockwell. ? I 5 I i { ■ Blink Bonny. • I £ Q ( Impel. ltrice . i (irlando. I ■'- j Z « Eulogy. .5 i Vedette * . . I Voltigeur. ~ § I i Mis. Ridgwav. „ ' ( ~- } llv- Duchess j Flv.Dutehman. . S I { Meiope. ™ -! - § I 'i aii Stirling . . .. ( Oxford. Q l 3 J ] Wliisp..i-. ■ v ( _• ' C'hnoliicsse . 5 Newniinsler. * 1 S elusion. Tuesday's Pimlico Work-Outs. TUESDAY'S PIMLICO WORK-OUTS. Baltimore. Md.. May IL— The best work-outs at Piniluo in cloudy weather and on a fast track were as follows: Annie Mack — Three-ipiarters In 1:10. Arondack — Three-uuarters in i:ig Andalusian — Mil- in 1:44'.. Besom — Half mile in 54. Black Oak— Mile in 1:401. Botanist— Mile in 1:441. Constellation — Seven-eighths in l:30f. Dispute— Three -quarters in 1:164 Dave Nicholson— Hall mile in 52. Escutcheon - Five-eighths in 1 :02. F.lfendi— .Mile in 1:421!. Endynilon— Mile in 1:421. Font — Thu-e furlongs hi .'l.s!. I'aian d'Or— Seven -eighths in 1:31. GoMeii Castle Three -quarters in 1:17. Gray QoOM — Three-quarters in 1:10*. Gentle-Half mile in 51. Horace p.— Mile in 1:47. Ino. Reaidon— Half mile in 54. Laughing Eves— Mile in 1:44. Tally-Mile in 1:47. Montreal — Mile in 1:451. Niblick-Mile in 1:40. Nimbus -Mile in 1:41 '. Ponton*- -Half mile in 521. Raeipiet -Seven furlongs in 1:3ft, Reginald Mile ami one quarter in 21 1. Ragman — Three-quarters in 1:18. Raiinel— Mile in 1:42*. Ruble -Half mile in 51. Sans Sonci 11. Mile in 1:44. Silverine Mile in 1:431. BjMOUer Half mile in S3. Skvliue Half mile in 52. Trance Mile in 1:44. Tiavclhr— Mile in 1:42. Windsor's Abundant Stake Entries. WINDSOR'S ABUNDANT STAKE ENTRIES. The stakes of the Highland Park Club. wMes closed lor entries May 1. received such abundant nominations that a high-class meeting i- assured at Windsor next July. In fact, the latidnage award 1 I these events borders 011 the surprising the stakes and entries received being as follows: Frontier Handicap, three-year-olds an! oyer. 1 1 8 miles , 7-, Pontehartrala Stakes, tluree-year-okbi ami seer, ' o-4 mile so Windsor Stakes, three year-olds and over, ' 1 14 miles j.(; D. B. I. «: W. F.arv Co. Handicap, three vear' olds and ov-f. 1 mile -,-; Ontario Handicap, two year old fillies. 5-8 mile. 42 Essex Handicap, two year olds. 5S mile 07 Detroit Stakes, two-yeur olds. 5 1-2 hit longs., oi Page 6 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦$ I CHARTS OF MONTHLY RACING I ♦ — ♦ ♦ The Monthly Racing Form, containing charts of all races run on $ ♦ recognized tracks in the United States during the month of April, ♦ ♦ is now on sale at Daily Racing Form office, 59 Plymouth Court, ♦ X Chicago, Illinois : : : : : : : Price, $ 1 . 00 1 £♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ The American Racing Manual ^BBBBBBM 1909 aaaaaaaaaaj. o.u (Uci.i ro™ nshsssl Cuilii; SMOai i e— tniiigi m THE AMERICAN RAGING MANUAL FOR 1909 An Excellent and Cheap Book of 370 pages It holds information for people interested in racing contained in no other publication. It is simply a mine of records. 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Value and Time of American Stakes, Winners of All Stakes of 1908. Racing Statistics of 1908. Horses Disqualified in 1908. Dead Heats in 1908. Horses Which Died in 1908. Horses Bid Up in 1908. What the Running Horses Did in 1908. Record of Miles Run in 1:39 or Better, Etc.. Etc. prices: Paper bound 50 cents Leather bound 75 cents Single copies by mail 'will positively only be sent as registered mail, with an extra charge of ten cents for registration. With this eminently handy book in hit pocket any admirer of racing csn readily answer almost any query that may come up concerning facts of racing in the past. Its equal has never been printed and. considering tho topics it covers, it is an extremely cheap book of 370 pages. DAILY RACING FORM PUB. CO., 59 PLYMOUTH COURT S CHICAGO The American Racing Manual -^njna Baaaaaaaaaa 1909 BB8BBBBB8B*/ Ml, fecial r.r« f.llllHM C !■ ■■! Answers To Queries. ANSWERS TO QUERIES. ICouimuuications without names and addresses of senders will not be answered or noticed: uor will any answers be sent by mail. I T. & \\\. St. Louis. Mo. Mr. Qeataa Lindeuberger is official tinier at Churchill Downs. .1. C. K.. Cincinnati. O. .Tin key Flynn rode both l'ncle 1 lurry and Cooney K. at Houston. May 7. J. K.. Chicago. 7 to L*o show Foxy Mary was cor-lect. Your basis of calculation is evidently incorrect. Thirty-live cents to a dollar is what was won. A. M. Y., Toronto, (int. If an amount sufficient to execute the second bet is not coming from the lirst bet. the bookmaker should go no further iu the master. , C. M. K.. St. Louis. Mo. When you back a banc That chances to be bunched in the field in the mil-tuels. you cannot win Bnleae vunr banc liuishes in the lirst three any more than you could in bookuiak-iug. English Stake Dates Of 1909. ENGLISH STAKE DATES OF 1909. The principal stakes of 1909 in England, with tbeir dates, places of running and distances are as follows: May 18 — Great Northern Handicap. York. 1 1-2 miles. May 25 — Woodcote Stakes. Epsom. 3-4 mile. May 2G — Derby. Eusom. 1 1-2 miles. May 27 — Coronation Cup. Knsom. 1 1-2 miles. May 27 — Oaks, l'psom. 1 1-2 miles. June 4 — Manchester Cup. Manchester. 1 1-2 miles. June 18 — Coventry Stakes. Ascot. 5-8 mile. June 15— Prince of Wales Stakes. Ascot. 1 5-8 miles. June 16 — Coronation Stakes. Ascot. 1 mile. June 17 — Gold Cup. Ascot. 2 1-2 miles. June 17 — St. James Palace Stakes. Ascot. 1 mile. June 18 — Alexandra Plate. Ascot. 2 3-4 miles and 85 yards. June 22— North Derby. Newcastle. 1 1-2 miles. June 23 — Northumberland Plate. Newcastle. 2 miles. June 2'1 — Royal Stakes. Newbury. 1 1-4 miles. June 25 — Sandringham Foal Stakes. Sandown. 1 1-4 miles. June 29 — July Stakes, Newmarket. 5 furlongs and 14o yards. July 1 — Princess of Wales Stakes. Newmarket. 1 1-2 miles. July 1 — Great Foal Plate. Lingfleld. M mile. July 15— Chesteilield Stakes. Newmarket. 5-8 mile. July 1fi— Eclipse Stakes. Sandown. 1 1-4 miles. July 17 — National Breeders' Produce. Sandown. 5-S mile. July 21 — St. George Stakes. Liverpool. 1 3-S miles. July Si — Great Lancashire Produce. Liverpool. 5-S mile. July 23— Liverpool Summer Cup. Liverpool. 1 3 8 miles. July 27— Richmond Stakes. Goodwood. 3 4 mile. July 29 — (Joodwood Cup. Goodwood, 2 12 miles. July 29— Prince of Wales Stakes. Goodwood. 3-4 mile. July 29 — Goodwood Cup. Goodwood. 2 1-2 mles. July .'JO— Chesterlield Cap, Goodwood. 1 1-4 miles. August C — Astloy Stakes. Lewes. 5-8 mile. August 12 — City of London Breeders' Foal Plate, Kempton Park. 1 14 miles. ■ August 19 — Durham County Foal Plate. Stockton. 1 1-4 miles. August 21 — Hurst Park Lennox Plate. Hurst Park. 1 1-4 miles. August 25— Great Ebor Handicap. York. 1 3-4 miles. August 88 — Great Yorkshire Stakes. York. 1 1-2 miles. August 31 — lltu Champion Breeders' Biennial Ficii. Derby. 5-S mile. September 1 — 13th Champion Breeders' Biennial Foal. Derby. 1 1-4 miles. September S — Peverll of the Peak Plate. Derby. 1 mile. September 7 — Champagne Stakes. Doncaster. 5 furlongs and 152 yards. SepicmlK-r 8 — St. Leger. Doncaster. 1 3-4 miles and 138 yards. September 10 — Doncaster Cup. Doncaster. 2 miles. September 1(J — Ayrshire Handicap. Ayr. 1 3-8 miles. September 18 — Prince Edward Handicap, Manchester. 1 1-4 miles. September 24— Newbury Autumn Cup. Newbury, about 2 1-8 miles. September 30 — Jockey Club Stakes. Newmarket. 1 :: 4 miles. (irtolHT 8 — Imperial Produce Plate. Kempton Park. 3-4 mile. October 9 — Duke of York Stakes, Kempton Park. 1 14 miles. October 12— Champion Stakes, Newmarket, 1 1-4 miles. October 13 — Cesarewitch Handicap. Newmarket. 2 II miles. October 15— Middle Park Plate. Newmarket. 3-4 mile. October 21 — Sandown Three-Year-Old Stakes. Sandown. 11-2 miles. October 2f* — Criterion Stakes. Newmarket. 3-4 mile. October 27 — Cambridgeshire Handicap. Newmarket. 1 1-8 miles. October 28 — Dewhurst Plate. Newmarket. 7-8 mile. November 8 — Liverpool Autumn Cup. Liverpool. 1 ."-* miles. November 17 — Chesterlield Nursery Plate. Derby, 5-8 mile. November 19 — Derby Gold Cup. Derby. 1 3-1 miles. November 27— Manchester November Handicap. Manchester. 1 1-2 miles. Important Stake Dates. IMPORTANT STAKE DATES. F'rank I'ohr Selling Stakes. Louisville. Ky..Mav l"i Juvenile Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y May 15 Toboggan Handicap. Belmont Park. N. Y....May 15 Harlem Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y May 15 Gentlemen's Clip. Ixiuisville. Ky May IS Bouuuet Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y May 18 Crotona Handicap. Belmont Park. N. Y May IS Ixiuisville Handicap. Louisville. Ky May 20 Norwood Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y May SO Ladies- Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y . May 20 Kentuckv Oaks. Ixrulsville. Ky May 22 Minto Stakes. Toronto. Ont May 22 Whitney Memorial Steeplechase. Belmont Park. N. Y May 22 Withers Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y May 22 Woodstock Plate, Toronto. Ont Mav 21 Victoria Stakes. Toronto. Ont May 21 Coronation Stakes. Toronto. Out May 25 Clareinont Handicap. Belmont Park. N. Y....May 85 Fashion Stakes. Belmont I'ark. N. Y May 25 Prince of Wales Handicap. Toronto. Out May 25 Meadow Brook Hunters' Steeplechase. Belmont Park. N. Y Mav 27 Amateur Cup. Belmont Park, N. \" May 27 Liretaool Cup. Toronto. Ont May 27 Toronto Cup. Toronto. Ont May 29 International Steeplechase Handicap. Belmont Park. N. Y Mar 29 Pocanlioo Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y May 29 Woodbine Steeplechase. Toronto. Ont Mav 29 Nat lo nil Stallion Race. Belmont Park. N. T.May 31 Van I or t la ml t Handicap. Belmont Park. M.T.May 31 Seagram Cup. Toronto. Ont May 31 Grand National Steeplechase Handicap. Belmont Park. N. Y' June 2 Belmont Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y June 2 Laureate Stakes. Belmont Park. N. Y' June 2 King Edward Hotel Clip. Toronto. Ont June 2 Waterloo Handicap. Toronto. Out June S Tyro Stakes. Toronto. Ont June 3 Street Railwav Steeplechase. Toronto. Ont. . .June 5 William Hcndrie Memorial Handicap. Toronto. Out June 5 i ' 3J'i " ' plat" " bet'I jiWon $135:: I IN ONE WEEK. J T If you had played 81.88 on each starte- .. '[ reported in liook 230 during the week it was J ' ' in effect, namely, from Saturday. May 1. up J O to and including the following Friday, vou 'f O would have won $i:,4.s.-,. :: New Book on Sale Today i! ► slums you just how it was done. You've JP O surely got to take vour hats off to Ihi~ kind | O of information. No wonder we receive tes- 41 O timonials on THE LITTLE YELLOW BOOK o . almost daily from well -satisfied clients. Nor . T was this issue a rare exception, for Enfield 7-1 Won I . . j | Miami . . 9-2 Won j| II were two nice ones reported in present issue ^^ JT (No. 231) on middle page under 1 ik k Spc- it V cials. All the Bcparatt costs is ][ 1 25 Cents per Week. 4 O For sale at all live newsstands or agents If in the I'nitcd States or Canada. o O Ycstirda.v's Form Special ran second. O I Nadzu . .712-5 Won!: ► was vcvtcid.iv's Kentucky Occasional. Tills ^ O "as also s.-nt out to all our last X Special O ii sabscrlbers. i The Reporter is making good i* ^ again. AS USUAL. o \* Teatacday'i Daily Oaa-Hane wire won. A {[ -r—r— 0 o THURSDAYS FORM SPECIAL: O i No. 176 in Book 831. O !f TilC TIM REPORTER I! ► Room 312. 59 Dearborn St.. Chicago. O SATURDAY OUR $3 Louisville Special GOES. We think so well of this one that if he should get beat we will give a S5.00 Subscription Free to our Occasional Wire. Lothario, 3-1, Won was lealeidaj'l Form Special. THURSDAYS FORM SPECIAL: June Pear 28-24-35-27-25-11-50 60. New Book Out Today ciil.iiiiiiig code to above Specials. For sale at all bailing news-siands iu the Halted States and Can ada. Ear only 25 Cents per Copy: $1.00 per Month. Yesterday's Eastern Wire gave two seconds. Yesterday's Two Baa Wire gave one second and o:ie loser. The Standard Turf Guide Room 21? :: 59 Dearborn St. Chicapro. 111. WANTED A limited number of bettors interested in a good proposition coming off soon. Address by letter; full particulars by mail. EBEN COLE CIGAR STORE, 79 DEARBORN ST. IF YOU ARE interested in the Belmont Park races, write me. I can help you. I hare located three positive winners, good prices, that will start during the first ten days of the meeting. Address. W. ARTHUR DAVIDSON. Hotel Lafayette, 9th St. and University Place, New York City. I Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. The «(hh1 two-yeiir "Id. The Monk, ri-cenlly dcvcl- i )Mii a eamt it *er r at l'iinlico ami is reported to hi- in luul condition. Kentucky ltcau. which ran in a Eteeplechaae at l'iinlico a few lavs airo. is slill the property of Weodfovi Clay. thou;;li trained by Cwyn Tompkins. Tomorrow is Houston dav at tlio Houston track, ami a reeord-breakiai: attendance i expected. All the principal business house.-, have asroed to close :;t one o'clock. Albert Simon's brake* lee is mending steadily and will lie taken out of the piaster cast in a day or so. The horses trained bv him for I. \Y. Schorr have Me to Tomato, Canada, in charge of \V. It Midg-ley. "Silver BIH" Rilev renmts from Tr.cson. Arizona, that he bac shaken off the evil effects of Ids attack of pneumonia ot last winter and will lie aide to attend to the miction pool selling of the harness racing Bread circuit. Samuel 9mm. of Washington, owner of Tom Mel ton. which won the l'iinlico Nursery, worth 81.873 to the winner, lire 1 that gelding in Kentucky, lint lie was reared in Virginia. Tom Melton is by Ulcnheim. * sen of i, •!• great Hanover. Tiie Turf and Field Club, a newlv Punned organi- •atl f Salt Lake City sicrtsmen. has effected an atliliatiou with the Ctah .lockov Club, and will at once take over the new clubhouse anil grounds being elected on the course bv general manager \V. W. I'iun. D. ltunlop's aaad l'laudit— Lucy Clitters gelding. Takahin, named after the Japanese iniuister to this country, is one of the most consistent animals in training. As a two-vear old in' 1!HIS he won eleven of nineteen races and 13.910 and this season has been tirst in four of seven races and eaineil 81.8881 The New York tracks free badge list his been «'iitirclv abolished. Politicians and cily ofticials will not enjov the idd privileges. The onlv complimentary badges to be issued bv the Westchester Kacing As sceiation will be handed to former Beaatoc Thomas C. Piatt and Baion Weinberg. th« noted Herman turfman, who is visiting ihis country.

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