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Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, June 6, 1909

Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, June 6, 1909 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1909 drf1909060601 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, June 6, 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] / ZM//y d \R&tiOffCmi Form { ■» ■ ■ VOL. XV. NO. 135. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1909. PRICE 5 CENTS. Starbottle Stake Winner: August Belmont's Colt Toys With Opposition In The Great American.; S. C. Hildreth Stands Sensational Run-Up, First of the Eastern Season, to Retain Montgomery After Latter Wins the Myrtle Stakes. STARBOTTLE STAKE WINNER AUGUST BELMONT S COLT TOYS WITH OPPOSITION IN THE GREAT AMERICAN. S. C. Hildrcth Stands Sensational Run-Up. First of the Eastern Season, to Retain Montgomery After Latter Wins the Myrtle Stakes. New York. .Tunc 5. — August Belmont's Starhottle simply toyed witli his opposition in the Bml American Stakes at Gravcsend today. The Bastings nill. a well played favorite, looked and raced like ti second Pair Play. This fumurlj valualdr juvenile fixture had hut four contestants. The |iiality of «he field was depreciated at the eleventh hour by John K. Madden a withdrawal of Newmarket. hi* supposedly I" st two-year old and the sulislilutioii of Big Stick as his representative. Big Stick put up .iust the scinl.lance of a contest in the early running iiuil then relircd. leaving Starhottle to win practically hv himself. The Myrtle, second of the scries of three sfaki^ curded taring the afternoon, was captured hv S. C. Ulldictirs Montgomery which immediately after wards became flic medium of a sensational run up. the first that has taken place in the cast since the ripening of the season. N. liver, representing p. s. IV Randolph, owner of Raeiiiict. the sei-ond horse, advanced .Montgomery hv easy stages from Ills en tered price of $1,000 until he had reached $2.:! ni. S. C. Hildieth. hf coming inipaticnt. increased Ike customaiv protecting hid of $5 hv |W and jumped his horse-s price to $:-..000 in one bid. which effectu .illy shut off further competition. Mr. Hildrcth took flic heavy run-up good naturedly. declaring that it ■was a healthy sign of the times. TV' running of the third slake feature, the lira ■Burton Steeplechase, marked 11m- appearance of a prospective champion sit the game in King Caslle. Although th ' Raincv horse had nothing much to lieat in Suuglow and Grandpa, the maimer in aUd he won impressed cross country experts. The handicap, at one mile and a sixteenth, prove the lust nice on the program, and it went to the t es t horse in Live Wire. The selection of mo. t bettor* in the opening event was Horace K.. Ilafl J Sehrcilier-.s former crack fell lame in the race. Araseo came out of the Myrtle Stakes with a split foot, the plate having heen torn olT al sum-stage of the running. This explains the dropping on I of Hlakelev's gelding at a crucial point in the lace. In response to a iinestion as to whether the Brooklyn Jockey fluh would give extra days of rue Jug next week. President Philip J. Dwyer said that he liad not yet come to a definite decision. Drizzling rain and a track deep in slush were the conditions that confronted race patrons at Cravcsen 1 this afternoon. In spite of the disagreeable conditions there was a good crowd on hand before tie horses were called out for the first race. As on Thursday, there was no evidence of auv desire on the part of the local authorities to interfere, anil betting went Its usual way. Joseph Dean was put off the track for making a l ot and making a record of it. He was watched hy the Plukertoo dctcc tires and. upon orders from Mr. Dwyer. was shown the gate ami will not he admitted again. 8. '. Hihlr.-tn said today: "1 intend riding E. luigan fti preference to my regular stable locker. U. Burns, until he loses a race or two. With respect to the rumor that King James has broken down. there is nothing in it. The horse stepped on a stone in the Break tyn and bruised his off forefoot, which Caused him to go lame the next morning. He will he all right in a few days." Gravesend Racing This Week. GRAVESEND RACING THIS WEEK. Five stake races will be run at fUsilind this Week. Tnisdav afternoon will bring about (lie decision of tlie Broadway Stakes for three year olds al a mile, it js of the value of $J.5O0. wiih aon-arla ning allowances, and among those eligible to start are Hilarious. Fit* Herbert. Joe Madden. Man Davis. Wise Mason. Royal Captive, fashion Plate. I idd Mouse. Hantaan. Efarcellua. Affliction. Travel-ler. County Fair and Hid Koberl. so the really best race of the year so far is in prospect. Thursday has the Patchogiie Stakes. This i- a selling dash over the alMiut three -quarters course with $1,000 added and su.li spceiiy sprinters as Chapultepee. Fleming. Joiiv Dreamer. Alfred Noble. Peter Quince. Reatl- Mtnche. Julia Powol. Uosehcn. I'asuue. P.at Master son. Royal Onyx. McCarter. Royal Captive. Nimbus. Cohort. Horace E.. Besom and Rosiiniio arc among its cntriis. Three (taken have lieen assigned to Saturday. The Grentct New York Steeplechase will interest those who admire the jumpers. The Manhansct Stakes for two year-olds at tive and a half furlongs has Starhottle. Charlie Hargrave. Angerona. Waldo. Rocky O'Brien. Medallion. Big Stick and Perry John son in its list of cligibles. The Carlton Stakes for three year olds at a mile having dosed before the cutting down of values began, retains its $.;.00n added money and is well worth Irving lor. Bon Homme. Practical. Joe Madden. Hilarious. Turncoat. Payette and County Fair appear the most probable starters. Claim Damages Of $5,000. CLAIM DAMAGES OF $5,000. Lexington. Kv., June 5.— Trial of the suit of C. B. Hawkins, of Midway. A. E. Hundley, of Dan rifle, and John B. Kwing. of Lexington, against the Adams Express Company, was begun in the Circuit Court this morning. The plaintiffs claim damages aggregating 15.000, alleging that a carload of thor oughbrejl yearlings shipped from Lexington. June ].Y 1MB, were damaged that amount through ncgli geaee, carelessness and delay on the part of the company in furnishing a defective cur. The~trial will occupy about two days. Conditions Attending Oral Betting. CONDITIONS ATTENDING ORAL BETTING. New York. June .". — Fnlike last year, bettors on tie- New York trai ks are now able to form a fairly g 1 i. pillion of the course of speculation. While i ■ of the men willing to "lay" against the pub lies selections openly voice the odds, it is a simple Butter for one to walk alxiut and stance over thilr I rograma, on which the figures may he discerned without the aid of a microscope. Tl o only ditliculty encountered is in establishing credit with tin- man wlio o odds suit and even this does not appear to cause any great worry. Notter Riding Well In Germany. NOTTER RIDING WELL IN GERMANY. New York. June 5. — Frank Fas-ton. who went to Gemuay la t winter with lackey Joe Nutter, lias returned to America. He reports that the Weinberg horses, trained hv the American trainer. George Walker, have been sweeping things before them, pnd the indications are that lackey N'otter will I'm i..h out the season well in advance of his nearest ■ .inpetitor for riding honors. So far N'otter has won ii bout tlftv per cent, of the races in which he has liddrn. Promoters Of New Florida Track. PROMOTERS OF NEW FLORIDA TRACK. Jacksonville. Fla.. June .",. — Frank Dnrkson. who Is active in the promotion of the new race track to be built in South Jacksonville. Is a prominent hotel man of this city. His associates iu the enterprise are all prominent Floriuans. Toronto's Spring Meeting At An End.: Closing Day at Woodbine Marked by Satisfactory Sport--Terah Wins Waterloo Handicap. TORONTO'S SPRING MEETING AT AN END. Closing Day at Woodbine Marked by Satisfactory Sport — Terah Wins Waterloo Handicap. Toronto. Out.. June & — Getaway day nt Woodbine was attended by the success of four favorites. The tea line in which the greatest interest was shown was the Waterloo Handicap, in which Terah easily disposed of Direct in the stretch. The William Heudrie Memorial Handicap, which was for Canadian-owned horses, was won by Glimmer, a horse bred by the late William Hendric. after whom the line was named. The Street Railway Steeplechase had but four starters and developed into a keenly Contested race. Byzantine and Pagan Bey raced as a team for the Inst two miles, with Kara and Steve l.uiie In close pursuit. Byzantine tired badly on the last turn of the ticld. but succeeded in winning. Kara and Steve Lane were overtaking him In going to the last jump when Ray. on Byzantine, crowded them to the outside and caused them to pull up. Claims of foul were lodged by both McAfee and Simpson, hut were not allowed. William Garth's Busy met and defeated Flying Squirrel in the Tyro Selling Stakes, which the latter seemed to have at his mercv. Plying Sijuirrcl was one of the best hacked favorites of the afternoon. Ret tig was overconfident and was criticised for losing the race. J. J. Walsh won his first race of the meeting when Sir Bdward easily disposed of a band of sprinters in the opening race. Creel scored lor I'. M. Civill in the sixth. Varietes dropped buck after going a half in the race and broke down in the stretch. The Canadian-owned Plaudniorc. which had been taped-ally will supported, rewarded his barkers by defeating Coenev K. mill the favorite. Bellwether, alter a hard stretch drive in the final dash. Gilbert and Musgrave each piloted two winners. William Snyder, who substituted as starter for A. B. Dade, sent the fields away hi a manner which won general commendation. O'Connell In Comfortable Retirement.: The Once Great Sprinter, Now Nineteen Years Old, Ending His Days at Harlem. O'CONNELL IN COMFORTABLE RETIREMENT. The Onco Great Sprinter, Now Nineteen Years Old. Ending His Days at Harlem. Chicagoans will doubtless be surprised to learn that ( Council, a horse of brilliant speed, whose achievements won for him a loyal following among Chiccgo race goers during several seasons over a decade ago, is still alive. D'ConneH's racing career caiiic t lose in 1900 under dramatic circumstances and he has since been occupying, a stall at the liar Iciii rare track, a pensioner on the bounty of John Condon. Mr. Condon came Into possession of the I or o as a result of his well known aversion to any thing approaching cruelty where dumb beasts arc concerned. The last time that O'Connell appeared under colors, .his underpinning "as '" s'tch condition (bat il was deemed necessary to etherize his legs ami feci. He made a gallant effort, but unit on account of his aching feet after leading his held into tin- stretch. He came out of the race in such apparent distress that Mi", t.'oudon. moved to pity, forthwith decided to buy the home and give him honorable retirement. At the end of his racing career. O'Connell was running In the colors of J. J. Barron & Co.. hut his leal owner was the track feed man. Costello. Mr. Condon, in buying the horse, upbraided owner and trainer severely for having submitted the old campaigner to the treatment which amused his indignation. Since theu O'Connell has hail nothing to do but munch oats and hay to his heart's content at Harlem in company with several other horses that Mr. Condon has pensioned off after faithful service. O'Connell is now nineteen years old and first raced as a three year old. winning his initial start at Hawthorne in IMS in the colors of the Kentucky Stable. In a race on October II of that same year, an attempt at a killing on him resulted disastrously. Tee Nuke beating him easily. As he won his sue (ceding seven starts, there was abundant opportuuiti for recouping the lossi s Incidental to the betting coup that failed. As a four-year-old he failed in his first few starts on eastern tracks, but coining west earned a most meritorious record by winning ten races out of thirteen starts at Cincinnati and Baby. His victorious career was continued (he succeeding year, in which he won thirteen out of eighteen stalls. As a six -yeui old lie Started only twice and finished second on both occasions. At seven, eight and nine years, his showing was remarkably good for a horse of his age. Not until his linul year of racing did the inlirmities of his increasing years materially affect his running Qualities and not ni.na Auicican horses have a better record than O'Connell earned during his career of eight years in training. Out of a total of 120 starts, he has sixty victories to his credit and was unplaced only seventeen times. His winnings aggregated almost $25,000. Following is his record in detail: O'Connell, b. K. (1890). by Harry 0'Fallon— May Kennedy. Year. A. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. MM :{ rj s 2 | ;; $ 2.'.i.r.ii isi»4 4 lti in l :s 2 :i.02S lVJo 5 IS U 4 0 1 T.S15 lstMi u 2 0 2 ■ o Ml IV.17 7 13 7 ;; :; 1 2.110 ikis b M 10 r I :: :;.":;."; ikoo !» 22 10 :; :i B.9M moo 10 s 2 2 1 3 Mi Totals (8) 120 «0 25 U 17 $24.32o Sir Martin's Mishap In The Derby. SIR MARTIN'S MISHAP IN THE DERBY. New York. June 5. — John K. Madden today re ceived I letter from trainer Thomas McCreerv. who accompanied Jockey Walter Miller to Knglaud. in which the writer states that Sir Martin did not tail in the Derby contest, but that jockey Martin was unseated, or fell off. McCreery was of the opinion that crowding at the sharp turn at Tattcn-liam Corner unseated the Auiericau rider. Coutinu bur. McCreery says: "Sir Martin showed no ill effects from his Derby experience and is going soundly. lie looks pounds better than he did last year, carrying much more desh. "Jack Joyner has the Whitney horses iu rare fettle and they are sure to cupturc their share of the purses." More Licenses Granted In Canada. MORE LICENSES GRANTED IN CANADA. Toronto. Out.. June 5. — At a meeting of the license committee of the Canadian Racing Associations held today, the following additional licenses were granted: Trainers W. V. Coiiran. W. J. D line. T. I'la- herty. Fret Fox. U M. Holmes. William J. Jennings. Jr. William Porterlield. John Kvle. P. J. Mahttrc. Bdward Monteith. Jockeys Roy Bate*. J. V. Gullet. T. Koerncr. G. Painter, William J. Hammond. John Hut ton. John Mahon. William Walsh. Karl W. Havncs. J. Howard George Molesworth. M. Preston. An applinitioii for a trainer's license from Stephen J. Burnett was laid on the table. George Long's Horses At New York. GEORGE LONG'S HORSES AT NEW YORK. Peter Coyne Ikis arrived nt New York from Louisville with the horses belonging to George J. Long of Rashford Manor. Five of Coyne's siring are homebred two-year-olds and live are horses of mature age. Among the older horses are Sir ('leges and Arcite. Sir Ilnon. the last of the good Falsettos has retired to the. stud, and is taking the place of his distinguished sire at Rashford Manor. The ten horses in Coyne's tharKC are ready tve racUitf. Montreal Meeting Opens Auspiciously.: Attendance Large Despite Unfavorable Weather--Jack Parker Successful in Feature Event. MONTREAL MEETING OPENS AUSPICIOUSLY. Attendance Large Despite Unfavorable Weather-Jack Parker Successful in Feature Event. Montreal. One.. June 5. — The third annual spring meeting of the Montreal Jockey Club began today under circumstances that augur well for its success. Despite adverse climatic conditions a large crowd turned out and long before the horses were called to the post for the oiiening event, the grandstand was tilled. Besides the King's Plate, there was offered a feature In the St. Lawrence Handicap. The King's Plate proved easy lor Rolicrt l'razer's S. S. B.. which came from behind in the stretch and won iu a canter. The other fixture furnished a stirring contest in which Jack Parker managed to stall off Guy Fisher's determined stretch bid and lasted to win by a scant length. The start, which was none too good, affected the result. The held was sent away to a walk up break. Jack Parker had the best of it and Guy Fisher was last to leave the post. This disadvantage proved too great for Guy Fisher to overcome, although he made a gallant effort. Favorites scored in live races, but as four of them were at odds on. the layers did not greatly suffer. Jockey Goldstein rode two winners ami Hinchcliffe. another of Captain Presgrave's riders, had the mount on Wild I'irc. winner of the closing dash. Mauv of the regulars remained over hi Toronto for the closing day. It is expected that fifteen carloads of horses will ! o shipped from Toronto tomorrow, and that from now on the fields will average much larger. Steeplechase jockey Ernest llclder had the mount on Victoria. Which finished third in the King's Plate. Just before the ticld m.nlc the turn into the home stretch, it looked as if Victoria might win. hut she fired iu the stretch. Hcidcr got a nasty-looking fall in the Pit I llll I bill when Touchwood fell at the thirteenth fence and tolled over his rider, who was bruised to such an extent that he will not be able lo ride for a few days. The Canadian Racing Associations granted a license to lackey M. Preston la-t night, and the bag had the mount on C. W. Burt in the inaugural dash. Among the stables that got In from Woodbine this morning were those of '. II. Smith. C. C. Smitlison O. Turek. T. S. Childs. 0. Bowman. F. L. Wood and G. A. Scott. Jockey Reed arrived from New York and Goldstein. Walsh. Karl Havncs and Hinchcliffe came over from Toronto. Irish Horse For Canadian Bureau. IRISH HORSE FOR CANADIAN BUREAU. Montreal. One.. June 5. — Lady Krncsline Hunt, whose farm is in Limerick County. Ireland, and who spends her time doing good for the yeomanry and in establishing nursing institutions and other bless ings for Tommy Atkins, has donated the handsome Irish thoroughbred Ruslimount to the Canadian Nu tional Bureau of Breeding. Iu a letter granting this bequest her ladyship wishes the bureau success mil states that it should go a lout way towards solving the remount ditliculty for Knglaud. P.usliuiount will be placed under bureau rules with John J. MePhail of Brine Mines. Algoma. Ontario. He is a magnificent brown stallion, lti.li hands, and symmetrical iu every way. He is bred In the purple, coining from flu- NuiiiIht 5 family, which produced such world famous thoroughbreds as Galtec More. Aid Patrick. Orbv. Avlngton. Blalrlinde. Ballot. Winkficlil. He Is a relative in blood to Minoru. the most reO*! winner of the Derby. Biishniount was foaled in l'.HH) and was bred hv J. C. O'SuIlivau of Clonakiltv. County Cork. Ireland. As a three-year old. until he went off in training, he was thought to lie of English Derby caliber. His sire is Bushey Park, a son of Hampton, and his dam. Miss I.urgan. is of tlie Number 5 family. She was by Lurgan. by Macaroni, by Sweetmeat, hy Gladi ator. This Number 5 family seems capable of producing Derby winners every vcar. and the latest victor, the king's Minoru. traces to it. King James To Be Seen Frequently. KING JAMES TO BE SEEN FREQUENTLY. New Y'ork. June 5. — King James, winner of the Brooklyn Handicap, is a Imv of tine pro|Mtrtlons. Heavily set up. he is as sound as a new dollar. He is well engaged iu eastern stakes and S. C. Hildrcth. his owner, says lie will be seen in action frequently. King James carried more thsh than any horse in tlie Brooklyn with the possible exception of Celt and his coat had that rich gloss that betokens period health. Concerning King Janus' Brooklyn Handicap victory. Mr. Hiblrcth said: "I felt confident of winning. King James is a speedy, rugged and honest horse. He seems to thrive mi hard work. That trip to Canada did not hurt him. as some people thought it would. He is not so tall, but he is a big horse. Last fall he split his loot and was out of training for only a mouth. I tint a bar shoe on the injured foot, which healed nicely, and now he has good feet all around. He is in everything I could get him iu. "I suppose Mr. Yosburgh is right now figuring how much he can carry. Of course he had to be hustled to beat Rcstigouchc that wav weighted. Last winter, in California, I wasn't sure but Resti-gouehe was the best horse I had oyer a distance. He is all right when you let him run as he likes. In sprints, when he is hustled right from flic start, he doesn't like it and sometimes won't try." Wedding Bells Wins Race At Manchester WEDDING BELLS WINS RACE AT MANCHESTER London. Eng.. June 5. — James B. Keene's good tUly. Wedding Bells, scored her first victorv on the FjiCltSh turf hv winning the untv \\:lt:. ilinli -:it at Manchester todav. She was a 5 to 1 favorite in a field of ten starters. Harry Payne Whitney's Delirium started iu tlie Salford Borough Handicap. hut failed to git a place. Summaries: County Welter Handicap of 2O0 sovereigns, added to a sweepstakes of live sovereigns for starters, distance five furlongs: James It. Ki^oive's Wedding Bells, br. f. 3. by Ben Brush — Runaway Girl l W. Hall Walker's Relief, ch. c. 3. hv Orme— I.adv Smith 2 Captain Iiowieko's Black Gal. br. f. 4. by Gulli- nuie — Hydrangea 3 Salford Borough Handicap of l.ooo sovereigns, for three-year-olds and upward, distance six furlong-: A. I'. Basset's Sir Archibald, blk. c. 4. hv Des-nioml Arc Light. 127 1 B. Gottscbaik's Descspoir. ch. h. 7. hv Despair — Loyae. 105 2 M. Fitzgerald's Slieve Roe. h. ■. 4. by Merman — Pearl Set. 104 y Ocean Bound A Second Foal. OCEAN BOUND A SECOND FOAL. Ocean Bound, winner of the Criterion Stakes, is tlie second foal of Hying Ship, a mare by Flying Dutchman, that won many races in the Colan of Woodford Clay some years ago. plying Ship's first foal was a weedy youngster that did not amount to much. She has in Kentucky a yearling that is already as large as a well developed two-year-old. Alfred Noble A Strapping Four-Year-Old. ALFRED NOBLE A STRAPPING FOUR-YEAR-OLD. Charles L. Harrison, owner of Alfred Noble and Waldo, is one of the engineers iu charge of the Pennsylvania Railroad's tunnels and terminal at New York. Alfred Noble has been gelded since last year and has developed into a powerful, ■trapping four-year-old. There are not many Barnes in training that will outweigh him. Hitchcock Colors First In France. HITCHCOCK COLORS FIRST IN FRANCE. Paris. .Tunc ."..—The Prix Borages was run at St. Oucii today and won by I. Hitchcock. Jr.'s Stokes. J. B. Widenei's McCunii ran iu the Prix. Severe, but toiled to get a place. Cymbal Surprises Public: Horse Claimed Out Of Selling Race Wins Merchants' Stakes At Latonia.; Considered to Have Such Scant Chance That 20 to 1 Is Laid Against Him with No Takers--His Owner Lucky to Escape Run-Up. CYMBAL SURPRISES PUBLIC HORSE CLAIMED OUT OF SELLING RACE WINS MERCHANTS' STAKES AT LAT0NIA. Considered to Have Such Scant Chance That 20 to 1 Is Laid Against Him with No Takers — His Owner Lucky to Escape Run-Up. Cincinnati. O.. June 5. — Cymbal, claimed out of a selling pace by J. J. Fkinnigan from William Gerst »• during the latter part of the Louisville meeting. scored at long odds this afternoon in the Merchants' Stakes, all event with selling conditions, netting tlie winner $1,745. Cymbal's victory was the chief surprise of an ordinary day's sport. He was neglected in the betting. 20 to 1 being freely offered against hiin at post time. He showed lunch speed from the start, stood off determined ehaBeagea from Gvpsv King and Hyperion II. during the first three-quarters and drew clear from Keep Moving in the final furlong. Keep Moving beat The Minks handily for second monev. 1 1 ink. the favorite, and Crystal Maid were at all times distant trailers, and both appeared to dislike the stifr going that prevailed. After the^ finish .lames Blote. trainer for William Gerst. went to tie stand with the intention of bidding the horse up to $1 500 over his entered price of $hP0. but the judge failed to hear Blute's bid and Flaiinigan escaped the run up. Today's raid was below the standard of Saturday offerings. Bad track conditions were responsible for the unwillingness of owners lo send horses of the better class to the post. Pour of the contests wer ■ at tive and a half furlongs, under selling condition-. that brought together tin- cheapest kind of platers. In a speculative wav there was little to complain of. the twenty bookmakers handling a large volutin' of business. Several betting coups were successful during the afternoon, notably on King Ferdinand. Pal. Tom Holland and Billy Bodomcr. These victories an I that of CheiTvohl in the opener cost the layers heavily. Kill v Rodciner's victorv was attended Kv a run np. W. M. Wallace, from whom J. P.hite. acting for W. Gerst. claimed Kara Avis, retaliated by bidding Billv Podeiner up MS over an entered price ol |ihi. Gerst retained tie colt. W. J. Young returned from New York with War field and Plate Glass this morning. Warlield's poo« showing in the Belmont Stakes was attributed to hK virtually breaking down in the race. Ed Jasper, for met secretary at the Worth track. Is spoken of as secretary lor the new Jacksonville track. Director died this morning as a result of his sudden ailment. He was a useful performer and an offer of tl.ami had 1 n recently refused for him by his owner P. Gering. Jockey T. Burns made his appearance in the saddle on this track today for the lirst time in nearly ten years. The horses in training belonging to Henry M. ZleghT were sold hv auction in the paddock before the races began today. Tin- two vcar old colt. Bar-leythorpe. by Wooiathorpe - fiederira. was the star of the sale. The purchasers and prices realized were as follows: Barlevthorpe. to George Reif. *2.2oo: Miraniar. to J. T. Ireland. fl.3M : Gramenv. to W. E. Apple-gate, $275: Klchii Tanaka. to G. M. Miller. $575: Ashwell. to C. E. Patterson. $20 i: Sarabaud. to M. Burton. $1^5: Potvphetae. to George Keif. $5«H»; f^na to R. Wilson. 1130: Kllulvii 1?.. to J. Ili/.enfeld. $100: Stolvpin. to J. R. Wainwriglit. $7oo. Others sold at the same time included Swaaswtrk, to Dr. Gallagher, $160, and Rowland Otis, to M. W. Wallace. $lO0. These were the property of M. G. Thompson. Dr. Armstrong, to II. McCarren. $7'»: Hiightuoriie, to J. Shnler. $S0. property of Dan I.ehan. Hildreth's Theory Of Celt's Failure. HILDRETHS THEORY OF CELT'S FAILURE. New Y'ork. June 5. — S. C. llihhelh. whose King Jinnies and Rcstigouchc led James R. Keene's C"|t al the finish of tin- Brooklyn Handles*, gives this ex planation of Celt's failure to make the showing cx-pccteil of him: "linimv Rowe has been working Celt all seasiu with heavy shoes. The change from shoos to light racing plates may have en used Celt to turn sour In his disposition. I have known several horses that have resented this treatment of their feet bv refusing lo run at their licst speed when the change of footgear was made. "A horse's hoofs feel so light with racing plates after they have la-en encumbered Willi heavy bIiih . that thev scarcely know what to make of the alteration. It is like taking toe weights off a trottc after he has been accustomed to lliein for niar.v years. If a change like that is made the harness borne always loses his action. That was the case With Celt — he lost his action. Instead of striding forward he simply jumped np and down. "Some people have sought to phii" tl e blame of Celt's defeat at the door of lack of physical comti-tion. That is all foolishness. Rowe is one of the best trainers in the world." Bookmaker And Trainer Ruled Off. BOOKMAKER AND TRAINER RULED OFF. Salt Lake Citv. 1'tah. June 5. — That Judge Pom-erov is making every effort to keep the sport clem here was eyiilene.il today when he ruled off trainer John Wallace, groom Jim- Nelson ami a", llawkc. plater. aUo bookmaker "Columbus" Jones. Rather Royal, after having won yesterday, ran so inexplicably badly todav that the bulge had him ix-aminoil and found plates on each foot an inch thick and an inch wide. Jones was suspected of collusion with trainer Wallace, ami when the former's sheets were taken up and examined thev were found to contain an abnormally big lav on Rather Itovnl. Jockev II. Smith, who rode, was held blameless. Owner W. T. Hastings is a merchant of Oakland (al.. and is not Implicated. The horse will be taken cire of bv the association until Mr. Hastings arrives. Judge I'.nueiov has other cases under investigation, and will maintain a vigilant watch dur ing the remainder of the meeting with the obiect of cleaning out the cheaters and keeping the snort tree from underhand methods of anv kind. Going Ahead With Tia Juana Project. GOING AHEAD WITH TIA JUANA PROJECT. I.os Angeh s. Chi.. June 5. — Word has reached here that President Diaz of Mexico will not sanction the proposed race track at Tia Jiinna. because smh action might be construed as unfriendly to California a state of a friendly power. This statement was made at San Diego bv a member of the Masonic party which escorted tin- "silver trowel" to Mexico Citv. Despite this news those interested expect no trouble iu going ahead with the plant and conducting racing as planned. I. Colieii. who. with attorney William Aider son. Earl I". 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Vnderhilt's San Pietrc won the Prix Prosige al Itoisons-Lat— tte Friday. Pred Cook is reported to Ik- about $6,000 loser on I, is booking operanom at Latonia. CatesUy Woodford will shit) about twenty yearlings lo tl.i New York market from his Kentucky farm this sunnier. It is sHid that .lames R. Keenc would have sent Celt to England last fall with Ballot and Colin it there had not been some question as to his standing lip. John Miller is on his way from Lexington to New York with a carload of horses, including the live thoroughbreds to be taken to India for racing by ]»r. Ham Uossler. Old Preen. Champion sprinter of western Canada, has developed into a had actor. His fractiousiiess ;1t the !■"-. was reRuonsUbk1 for getting him left 41 the Brandon. Man., meeting. 11. O. l'.cdw.ll d.K-s not allow jockey Taplin !•■ accept wauy mounts wheu track conditions uie bad. j at 1, I as ' He thinks too much of the boy to take a chance of having him accidentally hurt. Pierre Lorillard was at- Ihe races on opening day Oravi sond for fio first time this season. Mr. Lorillard has no ha rare in training this season, hut he has not lost interest in the turf. The Ceatratta. II!.. meeting, at which James Prat. 'twill do the starting, is ecbedaled to run for six days, beginning tomorrow. It is for harness as well thoroughbred racers and betting will not be absent. Salt Lake City Form Chart. ( i 1 , . I ! | I ! SALT LAKE CITY FORM CHART. \ SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. June B— Weather I cloudy: track fast. 11 books on. I Thirteenth dav. Utah Jockey Club. Spring meeting or 40 days. Presiding Judge. P. P. Poineroy. Starter. Richard G flwyer. Secretary. J. W. Rice. 82278 First Race 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year- ~ olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $105. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sh. 82211 Elmdale 110 1- Sandy 4 5 2 4-5 (82260) Nappa 110 2s HSmith 3-2 6-5 1-2 out 82121 Miss E'monter 93 Sh Peak 4 G 2 4-5 , 82197 Sly Hen 107 4 Donvitz 20 40 15 6 ■ 82072*Bud Embry 107 5 AT' mas 8 10 4 8-5 . 82144-Watiere 95 G Denny 15 20 8 3 ■ 82212 Dollie Dollars 105 7 Johnson 5 6 2 4-5 S1915 Glendenning 107 8 K'baum 30 40 15 6 g 82144 Davie Andrew 95 9 Groth 50 60 25 12 Time. 1:17. Winner — Mrs. J. Coffey's b. h. 5. by Marius II.— - i Makawa (trained by J. OotTev.j. Went to totst at 2:32. At post 5 minutes. Start • good. Won eusily ; second and third driving. , 82279 Si" ond Race— -1 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $250. 2-\ car-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $200. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin. Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. N2194-Penn 115 1" Johns' n 8 5 8-5 7-101-3 l82194)Good Ship 100 23 Bevan 3 31 6-5 1-2 82127-Minticdocia 1U5 3'i Cav'n'h 4 5 2 4-5 S2127:,i 'amera 9S 4 Mondun 8 10 4 2 c is2127)May P.ride 103 5 Peak 6 5 2 4-5 " SJ194 Mary Genevieve 96 G AT' mas 12 15 6 3 82194 Sixteen 98 7 K'baum 10 15 6 3 S1991 Ilabble 103 8 AH'rris 40 50 20 10 | Time. BSf. TTIaarr IT S. Fount ata's en. g. by Cunard — Eonic (trained by I). S. Fountain). Went to [Kist at 2:54. At post 4 minutes. Start ■ go.d. Won easily; second and third the same. Scratched -S2211 Lady Panchita. 104. 1 82280 Third Eact — 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value lo winner $165. Ind. Hcrse. Wt.Fin. Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sb. 82147 Yank. Tourist 9S P'l Cav'n'h S 8 3 3-2 81147 Bonton 105 2' Mondon 5 12 5 2 (M'047) 'orrigan 110 Ik Peak 2 7-3 3 5 out | 81147 Hanip. Beauty 93 4 Bevan 20 25 8 4 82128*Priceless Jewel 103 5 CHenry 4 5 2 1 _3S4*Hi Col Cap 107 6 Johns'n 15 15 6 2 (82265) Lady Kitty 105 7 K'baum 5 4 7-5 3-5 (82264)Rather Royal 107 8 HSmith 4 4 8-3 7-10 Time. 1:17. Winner- -Oak wood Stork Ranch's ch. c. 3. by i Shapfcll— Lizzie Montrose (trained by W. P. Maxwell). Went to post at 3:21. At post 6 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. 82281 lVurlli Baee 7 -S Mile. Purse $300. 3-year- i olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $250. tad. Horse. Wt.Fin. Jockey. On. CI. PI. Sh. ( 82213) Bogga 100 ii AH'rris 3 3i 6-5 1-2 I (8*144)Capewell 96 2~ AT' mas 10 15 8 3 i (82196) Workbox 103 3' Bevan 2 31 7-5 7-10 : 82190 kfe'dling Hannah97 4 CHenry 4 3 11-2 : 82196'Ethel Day 104 5 Mondon 2 2 1 1-2 ' 8219.S J. C. Clum 101 6 Denny 25 40 15 6 81077 Cabin 102 7 Jarrett 25 30 10 5 82198 Roval Ben 106 8 Peak 20 20 8 4 Time. 1:293. Winner — Keenc Bros.' b. g. 4. by Royal Flush III. — Ilea- M'iTilios 11. (trained bv W. Reed). Went to poat at 3:61. At post .'! minutes. Start i good. Won driving; second and third the same. Scratched— 81719 Fordello. 106: N2147 Birth, 100; . (M'.WDI.uey C, 98. 82282 lit tli Bad — 1 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $200. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. S_'19G Hush Money 103 I'l Nelson 3-2 6-5 3-5 out (S2147) Surety 109 2.J M'nders 2 2 7-10out 82213»Pr. of Castile 103 3:1 Johns'n 2 3J 4-5 2-5 82195 Belden 107 4 Eisen'fe 20 20 8 3 82213 -Manila S. 98 5 Denny 12 15 6 2 8^13 LOKtetilk* 105 G HSmith 6 5 2 1 82198 tjueen I.«ad 103 7 AH'rris 23 30 10 4 Time. 1:44. Winner -D. S. Fountain's- br. s. 4. by Ducat — Negress (trained bv D. S. Fountain). Went to post at 4:19. At iwst :: minutes. Start good. Won easily : second and third driving. Scratched— (828M ) Boggs. 100. 82283 Sixth Baee — 5-8 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year olds anil upward. Selling. Net value to winu ef ' Ind. Dorse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sb. (82148) Valencia 109 1* Otis 8 10 4 2 82129 Happy Chappy lot! 2* AH'rris 20 30 12 6 82214lBill Mayhain 101 3' Denny 6 6 2 1 X197I U Harrison II. 106 4 HSmith 3J 4* 8-5 4-3 8214S3Billy Myer 104 5 Will'ms 8 12 5 2 (81tH)8)Foice 10:1 6 CHenry 4 6 2 1 S2197'-'La Chata 104 7 Herman 10 12 5 2 81u84»Fr. K. the Bearlll 8 Peak 7-5 6-5 3-5 out 82i97 Homeless 106 I Donvitz 30 40 15 8 soSlG inclement 103 10 Cav'n'h 15 12 5 2 'lime. 1:02. Winner — Irwin Bros." b. m. 6. by Woolsthorpe — Sonorita (trained hy I). Ripley). Went to |K st at 4:47. At post :5 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third the same. Houston Form Chart. HOUSTON FORM CHART. HOUSTON. TEX., June 5. — Weather clear: track fast. 12 books on. Thirty sixth day. Houston Racing Association. Spring meeting of 42 days. Presiding Judge, Martin Nathanson. Starter. Arthur MoKtiight. Racing Secretary. Hart Dernham. 82272 First Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. JOP- Ul. PI. Sh. (82258)Orlln Ormonde 108 l"t Flynn 3 21 6-5 1-2 82207»How'd Pearson 10:i 2J Coburn 7-5 8-5 7-101-3 S2140 Hannis 119 3 Dyer 6 7 2J 6-5 (S-UDHalloween 106 4 ESmith 10 15 6 2J S19G5 Haughtv 114 5 H' lister 6 8 3 3-2 8UW Helen Kidder' 106 6 Small 4 41 2 4-5 (82189)Entre Vous 114 7 McCey 6 15 5 2* Time. 1:20. Winner — II. Rakeman's b. g. 3. by Beau Ormonde -Lillis. by Midlothian (trained by II. Rakeman). Went to piBil at 3:00. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won driving: second and third the same. Scratched — S2I41 La Cumbra. 119. 82273 Second Race— 1 1-4 Miles. Purse $200. 4-year-otda and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. — Ind. Hoise. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 82254 (iannet 110 li McCey 4 5 1 out 82206 Geo. H. White 103 22 E.Smith 3 3 3-5 out (t 22'IG)Vincentio 119 2 Coburn 2-5 2-5 out- Time. 2:17. Winner— C. S. Daniels' b. g. 5. by Wadsworth— Queen Bird (trained by C. S. Daniels). Went to |K st at 3:18. At post 1 minute. Start good Won driving: second and third the same. Scratched -(S2255) Duchess of Montebello. 110. 82274 Third Race — 1 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $200. :; \ ear -olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $180. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin. Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. SjL'.'.S'Starlieam 91 1- Henry 3 5 6-5 1-2 M91U Doc Allen 111 2" Flynn 6-5 1 1-2 out is'.'.i,iT.im Franks 98 3 McCey 2 13-53-5 out 82259 Joe Howell 101 4 Small 4 10 21 4-5 S2259 McAtee 112 5 Dyer 7 12 3 1 Time. 59. Winner — C. Mustache's h. f. 3, by Juvenal — Beat, lifnl Star (trained bv F. Ward). Went to post at 3:46. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. - Scratched —81223 llardlyson. 93: (S22usiKate Carney 107' ,S22os-('oiistantia. lott; 8225(i3Tillis. OS: 83399 Miller Boy. 109. 82275 Fourth Rac, — 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to wmm-i Ind'' ' Horse Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sti. 81960 Moyea 106 I1 H' lister 3 21 3 5 out 82259!M. J. Whalen 104 -- McCey 13-103 1 1-3 82209 Mr. Knapp 111 3 TBurns 13-51 1-2 out v 209 Lizzie % 4 Gall'ne G 10 3 1 82208 Trappe 98 3 JasII'g 6 9 21 3-a Time. 1 :20. Winner — E. Lindsberg's eh. g. 5. by Goldcrcst— Haz.nia (trained by .1. D. Prince). Wont to post at 4:17. At post 1 minute. Start had Won driving; second' and third the same. S.rat.hed S1223 llardlyson. 9::. 82276 Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. I vc.r. olds and upward. Selling. Net value to wimi' r '"' Ind Horse Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 819S2 Aunt Tabitha IM 1J Russell 3 3} 6-5 1-2 82254 Vinton 111 ** Small 2 4 7-a 1-2 MM41 Stella Eli bi.uig 1« 3 H* Hater 4 3 11-3 sjltl Pink Carnation 109 4 Dyer 5 8 21 1 82l38aLala U. 96 5 Coburn 2 8-5 4 5 out ' , Time, 1:19*. \ I I G ~ Winner -T. M. Smith's ch. m. 6. bv Dr. Walinsley Regal Marv (trained bv T. XL Smith). Went to post at 4:42. At twist R minutes. Start good. Won casih : second and lliird the same. Scratched s22.-,., l'lotencc N.. 107: 82258 Joe W.Hden. in. 82277 Sivlh Baee — About 58 Mile. Purse $200. ".year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. On. CI. PI. Sh. (S2143)Toboggan 113 14 Small 21 13-54-5 1-3 822*7 Luekv Mate 105 L" KSmith 6 12 4 2 iMs:;o)KiaiiHsha II. Ill 3 Carter 1 7-10out— SI.".::: Minnolette HXJ 4 H'ttiste 6 7 2 1 82120*K. of the East 102 .". McCey 6 7 2 1 sjHIi-Hebo IM ^ IPlist.-r 7 8 2 1 Time. 1:02*. Winner — XV. H. Schwartz' br, g. 9. by Kingston--elide, by CbippendaJe (trained hv XV. H. SckWarU). Went to p« sf tit 5:13. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily : second and third driving. Scratched S21S!I Philarie. 102. Fort Worth Form Chart. , ■ . ■ g - i • , c " | ■ 1 FORT WORTH FORM CHART FORT WORTH. TEX.. June 5.— Weather clear: track fast. 10 books on. Thlrtv-third day. Fort Worth Racing Association. Spring meeting of 39 days. Presiding Judge. P. A. Brady. 82266 First Race— 5-8 Xlile. Purse $200. 2-year olds. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 8^1823Balrohia 105 l'l Klein 3 5 3-2 3-5 82182sNila 100 2° RLowe 3 3 1 1-2 83067IJ. M. Stokes 103 3 Pickens 6-5 8-5 3-5 out (Wl^Lady Paret 103 4 LoudeK 4 31 1 1-2 (82199)Abrasion 103 3 Morgan 2 5 3-2 3-5 Time. 1:05. Winner — Hicks & Howe's i . f. bv Balgowan— Sebastiana (traiiKMl bv S. Cottrelll. Went to )«ist at 3:00. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handlry: second driving; third esisily. 82267 Second Race — Aliout 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3 year olds and upward. Selling. Net value io winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. I'l. Sh. s_l::i::1 Apron 91 1- Ploss 2 8-5 3-5 out S2JU4-Bonnie Reg 111 23 M'sw'th 2J 2 4-5 out V-'13s-Pure Gold 111 3 Louder 2* 8-6 3-5 out 8X184 Periwinkle 96 4 Baker 6 10 4 3-2 SESS Bates 111 5 K'nigan 6 6 2 4-5 Time. 1:131. Winner— H. L. Smith's ch. f. 3. bv Voter— Gingham t trained by II. L. Smith). Went to post at 3:35. At post S minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. 82268 Third Race :.s Mile. Purse $200. S-jrear-ohls and upward. Selling. Net value to winner •ISO. Ind. Horse. XVt.Tin..lo key. Op. CI. PI. Sh. SXOaS'Bonnle Hays 107 l1 Pickens 1-5 3 5 out— E9M*& J. Swanner 111 3 Louder 31 6 8-5 out 81884'Annual Interest 9S 23 Daven't 3 3 1-2 out 81885 Yohoome 109 4 S'livan 3 6 3-2 out Time. 1:02*. Winner — A. II. Bums' b. f. 4. by Bonnie Joe-Catherine Ilavs (trained by XV. Jonea). Went to post at 4:OT .' At post 2 minutes. Start good. XV on handily: second and third easily. 82269 Fourth Baee— 1 Xlile. Purse $25( . tMI olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $175. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sh. vjliVMarchmonet 107 1" Pickens 3 2 3-2 out— (8Z135)Meadow 106 2- S'livan :: 2 s ". out— sJl3."j-Ellerd 110 3 V'dusen 7-5 8-5 out- Time. 1:41?. Winner— Freeman & Dulin's b. g. 3. bv Xlanh-inont II. — Dollvnet (trained by D. B. Freeman). Went to post at 4:.'M». At post 1 minute. Start good. XX'on driving: second ami third the same. 82270 Fifth Baee— 1 Mile. Purse $200. 4 -year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner (ISO. Ind. Horse. XVt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. (821S3)Silverskin 113 1* Pickens 8-5 3-2 3-5 out (S20f.9)Moliere 109 2"k X"dusen 4 6 3-2 3-5 S2J503John McBride 105 3 Morgan 2 8-3 3-5 out SUJ8:i'-CIiff Cole 113 4 Louder G 8 2 1 82200s Dr. Nash 108 5 Ploss 3 5 3-2 3-5 lime. 1:44. Winner— W. O. Poatlpwalte's gr. g. 7. by Faraday Bat] did. bv King Ban (trained bv C. E. Mabonel. Went to iw.st at 5:00. At post 5 minutes, start goad. Won lant.iing: sei otid and third driving. 82271 Si\th Baee Aboat :: 4 Mile. Purse $2110. .'! year olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. XVt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. I'l. Sh. xj25o-Ann Hill 109 1 .Strang I I I - '■'•' 82201*Brovrn Study lOtl 2- RW'son 4 21 1 12 sl'1:R» Feast 1D7 3 S'livan I In 4 :: I 82201 Brown Thistle 101 4 Ploss 4 10 4 3-2 8218GsBig Light 98 E KLowe 4 6 2 1 81901 Ed Tracy 111 6 Pirkens 2 6 5 12 out S11273!". of W'dstockllt 7 Lander 3 G 2 1 Time. 1:14. Winner — S. A. Beckham's ch. m. 6. by Rousseau — Lisanue (trained by S. A. Beckhanu. Went to post at B :•"•■" . At l» st 2 minutes. Start good. Won cantering; second and third easily. Toronto Form Chart. | i i I i : : ' i . ' TORONTO FORM CHART. (XVOODBINE PARK.) SATURDAY. JUNE 5. 1909. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. Thirteenth and last day. Ontario Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of 13 days. (49 liooks on.) Presiding Judge, Francis Nelson. Starter. XX'illiam Snyder. Secretary. XX'. P. Eraser. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time 1:30 p. in.). XV indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers.. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of aoret and weight carried. QOQQft FIRST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (('.4805—1:0(1^—2—103.) $500 added. 3 year olds and O A J £l Xj\J upward. Selling. Net value to winner $490. Ind Horses AXVtPPStH j % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S B217S SIR EDWARD wu 6 112 9 4 3" H II l1 Gilbert J J XValsh 6-3 7-5 7 5 1 2 out 81175 EDGELY w 7 104 8 1 # 3: 31 21 Deverich M Hutchison 6 12 10 4 9-5 82181*LErrj_E OSAGE W 4 111 3 I l1* 21 21 3s J Foley J W Bauor H I 4\ tVfi 1 I 82229 BALBEK ws 3 103 7 7 7s 43 4l 4s D McC'thyW H Mosby 30 60 60 20 10 81'088 BERTHA E. W 6 110 4 5 61 71 5- 5° Rettig J Phillips I \Z 10 4 I I 81*41 AL BUSCH w I 104 5 9 9 8= 7- 6* Musgr've W Shields 15 20 7 3 8-5 77411 GRACE KIMBALL wsb E 107 13 2" S»| 61 72 Herbert Q P Sherman I'll » 30 12 C 75G77 FIREBUG w 3 106 G G 51 6"t 81 81 Malin J H Madigan 30 100 100 40 20 75724 FRANK LORD W 5 109 2 8 8s 9 9 9 T ChandlerMisGKHichings 15 15 G 3 8-5 Time. 23%. 48%. 1:01%. 1:07%. Winner — B. b, by Eddie Jones — Motto (trained by J. R. Walker!. XX'ent to post at 2:34. At post 2 minutes. Start good. XX'on driving: second and third the same. Sir I'.dw.ird. off forward!/, was waited with until rounding th* far turn, where he went to the front with a rush and drew away in the stretch. Edgely. well up all the way, finished fast and outstayed Little Osage in the tinal drive. The latter showvd Superior speed, but tired in the last sixteenth. Balbek closed a gap. Grace Kimball showed early speed. The winner was entered for $500; no bid. Overweights --Balltek. 1 pound: Bertha E.. 3: Al Bosch. 3. Q')OQ7 SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. (02702— 1 :00— 2— 99.) Tyro Stakes. $1,000 added. O — W —2 \j § 2-year-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $1,240. Ind Horses AWtPPStU % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (82«24)BTJ8Y W 104 3 4 4°. 31 2»t 1] Musgr've XX'm Garth 2 3 21 HoM xlstit'FLYING SQUIRREL w 113 2 3 l1 l'l l'l S- Rettig R L Thomas 1-2 1-2 2-5 out - 82230»CHTLTON QUEEN' w 100 S 1 2h 2- Z* 3* C Ross Barbarity Stable 6 20 20 :: 8-6 si'l08sDRESS PARADE II. WB 108 12 3' 4* 4s 4« Harty O L Richards 10 20 15 21 3-5 82157 FRONT ROW W 95 4 5 5 5 5 5 Deverich P M Civill 20 40 40 10 2 Time. 24, 48%. 1:01%. Winner — B. c. by Galore— Busy Maid (trained by XX'illiam Garth). XX'ent to post at 3:01. At post 3 minutes. Start good. XX'on driving; second and third the same. Kusy. crowded back at the start, went around on the outside on the far turn and swerved over to the Inside after entering the stretch, then finished with a rush and outstayed Flying Squirrel In the tinal dri\e. The latter outbroke his opponents and opened a long lead on the backstretch. but tired badly in the stretch drive. Chilton Queen ran well and held the others sate. The winner was entered for $1,000; no bid. Overweights —Busy. 1 pound. QOOQft THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. (C.2GS4— 1:39 — 4 — 104.) William Hendrie Memorial Handicap. O _S ^dt/O $1,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward Canadian bred. Net value to winner 8MB Ind Horses AXVtPI'St'i % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S sillt GLIMMER w 5 121 I 4 _* »' I4 I3 I4 D McC'thyX'alh yFarniS'bh- *3-5 3 .". 2 ."» iKJt — sum MOONKAKER ws 7 115 5 I 2* 1'- 2s 2- 2'1 Harty J Meagher 3 5 5 6-5 1-2 s:l.'i;i',VXNIE MAID w 4 104 6 1 5" 4s 3* 21 3G Musgr've J Dyment 10 12 12 3 6-5 M.v.MSHIMONESE w 4 111 3 7 61 6' 4' 4s 4* Gilbert ValleyFarmS'ble *3-5 3-5 2 5 out — 822K CAPER SAUCE W 7 109 7 3 31 31 5'» 5'" 5'° J Foley C A Craw 5 8 8 2 45 82234 THE GIA)BE WB 8 103 4 5 7 7 7 6s 6s Q'rington M Leroy 20 30 30 10 4 g244*BUFPER DANCE w 5 90 1 G 4' 5" 6' 7 7 Deverich Woodstock Stablel5 40 30 10 4 'Coupled in belting; no separate place or show betting. Time. 25, 49%, 1:15. 1:41%. Winner — Ch. h. by Martimas — Flicker (trained by J. Nixon). XX'ent to post at 3:31. At post 2 minutes. Start good. XX'on easily: second and third driviug. Glimmer rushed to the front soon after the start and opened up a commanding lead, was well under restraint all the way and only cantering at the end. Moonraker ran well tip all the way. but could never get to the winner. Cannie Maid, off slowly, closed up fast on the far turn, but tired in the homestretch. Shimonese was crowded back at the start and on the outside all the way. Scratched— 822:11 -Shore Lark. 98. WOOQQ FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 102544—1:52—3—107.) Waterloo Handicap. $1,200 £j £ __J \j \j added. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $1,440. Ind Horses AWtPPStSt V* % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S (82U2)TBRAH wit 4 113 7 4 71 7' S S t» I 1 Rettig E A Drennan 2 1'i 11-61 I 20 82178'DIRECT wn 3 112 5 7 8 8 6' 2"k l' . I'nk Gilbert It J Mackenzie 4 « G 2 1 silll-LADY ESTHER w G 106 3 I 41 41 7' 6- 6- V Musgr've P M Civill 4 G 5 2 1 Sl'178 ARONDACK wn 3 100 8 3 2s V 2s Is 1' l'l Herebrt Mrs.! McLaughlin 3 4 31 8 5 3 5 82177 SISKIN WB 3 96 6 8 Gl 6' 4 4= 31 52 Deverich .1 Bass 7 10 10 ::'. I .1 82177 GREEN SEAL W 5 104 2 2 U U lb 3' 51 6s D McCthySt James Stable 5 10 8 3 3-2 811 .13 GRBT. GREEN wsu 5 108 4 5 5' 5' 5J 7" 8 7' Harty J W .Schorr S 12 12 5 2 sil'15 BTROMELANO 3 90 1 1 3s 3s 3* 5 7' 8 S Wilson J Dyment 30 30 30 10 5 Time. 24%. 49, 1:14, 1:41%. 1:54%. Winner — B. c. bj- Abe Frank — Charm, by Faustus (trained by XX'. McDaniel). XX'ent to Post at 4:01. At post 2 minutes. Start good. XVon driving; second and third the same. Terek ran under restraint until on the far turn, then moved up with a rush on the outside and. catching the leaders tiling, drew away in the stretch. Direct, repeatedly interfered with, closed a big gap on the beckatreteh and was a game and fast going second. Lady Esther, knocked back at the start and on the inside all the way. came around on the outside when entering the homestretch and would have been second in a few more strides. Arontlack and Oreen Seal raced each other into exhaustion. Scratched— (77337 ) Bouquet. 116; (S1945)Seisinic. 100: 81805 Throckmorton. 85; S22:2'»-'Zi| ango. 105: S18M Miss Greenan. 84. Overweights--Gretna Green. 1 Bound. OO Q/^/~fc FIFTH RACE— About 2 1-2 Miles. (75233— 4:59%— 7— 150.) Street Railway Steeplc-0_50\-/V-J chase. $1,200 added. 4-ytar-oIds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $1,410. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 5 9 14 18 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S S3179 'BYZANTINE w 7 142 2 3 1' 1' 1= 1' 11 Is Ray N Ray 4 I 41 1 out s ii'.i -KARA ws G 158 1 1 35 33 35 21 2'1 2« McAfee J W Colt G-5 7-5 7-5 1-2 out MJX'.-STKVE LANE wG 150 444 4 4 3 3 2 Simpson A Case 4 5 41 1 out Sl'179 PAGAN BEY \v 9 152 3 2 2° 2s 2» Fell. Archib' Id Mrs XV G Wilson 3 4 21 4-5 out Time, 5:14. Winner — B. g. bv Octagon — Mallow (trained by N. Ray). Went to i ost at 4:33. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second the same. Byzantine \vt nl to the front after taking the third fence and made all the running, but had to be ridden out at the end to stall off Kara. The latter ran under restraint until in the last time around, then closed up with a rush and caught the winner at the last jump, but was crowded to the outside when winning and forced to pull up. A claim of foul was lodged, but not allowed. Steve Lane raced along with Kara for the entire trip and was also forced to pull an at the last jump. Pagan Bey was going easily when he fell at the fourteenth jump. . ,_ Scratched ( 820*4) Agent. 1 ( ;."» : ( V2179 iXX'aterwav. 150: ( 82233) Expansionist. 101: S21 79 Marksman, Ui : Dillon. It-:: s22:;:; Dr. Keith. 141: s-217'.' XVild Refiain. 132. _______ nQQ f\ ~| SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. (O0M 1 : 4 ( : 1 . — I 99.) $500 added. 3 year olds and up- OaIOUI ward. Selling. Net value to a -incur (MB Ind Horses AXVtl'PSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II C P S 82222 1 'REEL w 6 108 1 2 2ii 21 2'. l'J 1- Musgr've P M Civill 3-5 3-5 1 2 out— s "•:' GILES 4 106 7 5 41 4' 3' 2- 23 C Ross A L Parr 10 15 15 4 I s :' liKEIKJKR w 4 109 4 7 51 5' 45 3- 3s Q'rington J J Walsh 8 15 15 4 7 5 g2232 H VSTY \GNES wb 4 99 1 1 7 7 7 6* 4' Deverich St James Stable 4 10 10 3 8-5 s :r'\:, MALEDICTION w 7 106 5 6 6s ('.» 5'1 5 . V XVhiting D B Jones 7 12 10 3 I 5 SfOt HOLLOW AT wu 6 108 G 4 ll I«| 1st 4'1 I Gilbert Simplex Stable 20 20 20 7 2* s'hS V VRIETES w 108 3 I 2- :'M ('.- 7 B.dn.Mentry XX' XX'alker 6 7 4 6-5 1-2 Time. 25. 50, 1:15. 1:423/,. i:49. Winner — B. g, bv XX'oolsthoriie — Extra (trained by P. M. Civilli. XX'ent to post at 4:59. At post 2 minutes. Stirt good. XX'on easily: second and third the same. Creel ran under resttaint until on the turn into the honit stretch, where he moved up with a rush and drew away Into an easy lead. Giles, well up throughout, finished gamely, but could never get to the winner. Dredger (tnlshed test and fraa an the outside all the way. Ilollowa.v showed speed, but quit in the last quarter. Variatea fell lame iii the stretch. Scratched 82241 Carthage, 114: S2231 Ilolseher. Ill; S1943 County Clerk. Ill; BBBffQoai Front. 9tS; 92. ______ __________ ?-j £-v 0/"_0 SEVENTH HACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. (04S(T. 1:00%— 2— 103.) $500 added, .'.-year-olds 0_JOvJ-2 and upward. Selling. Not value lo winner $490. lad Horses AXVtl'PSt U K "'4 S'r Fin Jockeys Owners 0 11 C P S _____ ].T \rmi RE wb 3 102 G 3 . 1" 2^' 1' Gilbert J H Doane 7 10 M I I .". s'Tsl rnONI-'Y K wn 5 109 8 G 3- (' I 15 Musgr've .1 Burttschell E 18 -s :: 7 E s-loT-PI'l'lAVirri'lER w 4 118 7 I 2) 9 11 V C Rosa XV Walker I Ml 4 I I I out 8r,0S8=SMOKER wu 4 111 ". 4 li.".; 4- 41 Harty Proaaect Stable E I G 7 E I E v'ir,-sKi'llHTY w G 109 9 1 1- 3'15i .V Mcntry W t'aliill 31 5 4 6 5 25 82181 TEMMERA1RE B 5 1U4 5 7 7" G3 G' 6- S Wilson J Dyment GO GO 50 20 G S1S96-ELFALD wb I 100 2 9 9 83 7» 7" M Murphy Mrs D M Holmes30 BO 60 20 7 82180 SI'KIT WllU 4 5 6= 7° S* S3 K. ttig " S Campbell 00 100 100 30 10 SISjo SAUCE OGODD WB 4 101 IS 8» 9 9 9 Tell, it t H J MacLcan 00 200 200 40 20 Tim.'. 24. 48V,, 1:01%. 1:07%. Winner— Ch. e. by Plaudit-Manzanita II. (trained by C. A. Brown). .,, 'Vl""' 1" l«KSt at 5:31. At post 2 minutes, start good. Wmi driving: second anil third the BUM. l bnaUaare, m the outside of the leaden all the wav. need Bellwether into defeat and hail enough in reserve to stall off Cooney K. Tin- latter closed a big Bn and finished with a rush, Bellwether appeared the winner wlieu ciitcriug the homestretch, but tired badlv in the last sixteenth. Smoker was cut olT on the far luru and would not extend himself after the interference. Security quit, as usual. The winner was entered for SMO; no bid. Overweights- Plnudmoro. 1 |H und: Sprit. 4. Page 3 Montreal Form Chart. MONTREAL FORM CHART. (BLUE BONNETS.) SATURDAY. JUNE 5. 1909. WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK GOOD. First day. Montreal Jin-key Club. Spring Medina of 13 days. (IS baaka on.) Presiding Judge. W. 1'. Rlggs. Starter. A. li. Dade, Clerk of Course. F. W. Gerhardy. Racing starts at 2:45 p. in. (Chicago time 1:45 p. in.). W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figure* in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate Index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. QOQHft FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. (77022— 1:12% -5—110.) ) $500 added. 3-ycar-olds and un-OAdtjKJtJ ward. Handicap. Net value to winner $4*0. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners SHOPS iS2232)REl RIVER wn 5 12S 4 3 3-3- 3° 1" Goldstein A B Hancock 3-101-3 3-10out— iM'.HHC. XV. HURT wit 4 110 1 1 My EJ 2« M l'reston 1' T Chinn 4 5 41 1-2 out IM59DMAZUMA it 4 107 5 4 4'J 4« 4- 3° H'cliffe .1 C Sturgis 12 20 13 I 3-5 7 02rt BLUE COAT WIi 7 100 3 5 V l1 I'M3 J Reid A BOBWell 50 50 fiO 10 2 82031 -HOORAY WB 6 WO 2 R 5= r.J 5» 5'3 .1 Howard M C I'rilehard 31 M 30 fi S-5 717373DADY MA BOO I OS 0 2 « 6 C 6 E Haynts J W Webb 50 100 100 30 10 Time. 24%, 48%. 1:14%. Winner -Ch. h. by Fatherless— Lizzie H. (trained by William Garth). Went lo |M st at 2:5:5. At post 7 iiiinntes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Red River was taken back in the early running and waited with until making the turn into the homestretch, then finished with a rush and outstayed C. W. Hurt in the final drive. Tin' latter ran a good race and hung on gamely under punishment. Mazuma wore Rlne Coal down and just managed to get up in time to take third place. The latter showed the most early speed and was on i he inside all the wav. Scratched— 7SPOn-iGridir»ii. 115: (S2113)Joc galteng. 107: 82181 Chief Hayes, lift. OOOfh^ SECOND RACK— 4 1-2 Furlongs. ( 535 -5 1 % —2—1 18. ) $400 added. 2 year-oldsT OaJOUt: Allowances. Net value to winner WB. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 |* S (S.'lnsjMEGANTlC WSB 104 2 2 2"t 2- 1'. C.oldstein T Clyde 2 5 1-2 12 out— B2MPAUTUMM GIRD 105 11 V 1» 2s H'cliffe Win Garth 3 4 2J 12 out 818111 HERPES 96 3 3 33 3« 3- .1 Reid MrsLALiv'gston I 10 I G-5 out 82230 CHIEF KEB 101 4 4 4 4 4 MeTag'rt P T Chinn 20 50 40 8 1 Time. 23%, 49%. 55. Winner— B. c. by Sanders — Disadvantage (trained by W. F. I'resgrave). , Weal to post at 3:25. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Me-gantic forced a very fast early pace and had to lie hard ridden in the last sixteenth to outstay Autumn Girl. The latter set the pace, but was on the inside all the way and finished in close quarters. Herpes kept the leaders close company until straightened out in the homestretch and tired. Chief Kec runs like one of the improving sort. Scratched— 820S0)Turf Star. 110. Overweights -Megantie. 1 pound: Herpes. 1. Chief Kir. 3. OO € |"|Pv THIRD RACK— 1 1-4 Miles. (75381— 2:00%— 5— 110.) King's Plate. BJHbBM. O jfl OvJO ."-year-olds and upward. Quebec-bred. Allowances. Net value to winner $1,140. Ind Horses AWtPPStSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O n C P S nM & ft B. G 122 113= 3»t 3"k 3'* Is l4 .T Howard It Eraser 4-5 6-5 1 2-5 1-5 7694POKIS WB 5 122 I 3 l3 l3 11 2= 21 2= E Havnes Penniston Bros 31 4 3* 4-5 1-3 75237 VICTORIA C 121 3 4 2' 2- 2'i l1 3" 3" Solder D Drown 5 10 10 4 2 t.:'121*GUINEA GOLD 9 122 4 6 4= 4s 4'" 4=° 4" 4-» J Reid T H Montelth 5 10 10 4 2 KING TOM 7 124 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Goldstein E li Jutlab, 4 6 5 2 7-10 60140 /.ETHA 7 124 I 2 Pulled up. McTagg't J MeBrido 6 10 8 3 1 Added starter. Time. 25%. 53%. 1:20%, 1:50, 2:18%. Winner— B. m. by Tom Bit— Qlllll (trained by A. Bulcroft). Went to |H st at 3:57. At |R st 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. S. S. K.. easily liest, followed the leaders until making the turn into the homestretch, where he slipped through on Hie inside and drew away into an easy lead at the end. Okis set the early pace and outstayed Victoria in the fiual drive. The latter was hard ridden all ol the last quarter. Zetha began bucking like a broncho when the slart came and was pulled up. Scratched — Imogene. 122. QOQi"_«Ct FOCRTH RACE— 1 Mile. (77023— 1:38 u_ 3—100.) St. Lawrence Handicap. $Tbo6 O^aOl/O added. 3 -year-olds. Net value to winner $1,225. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S S211II-.I ACK PARKER 113 1 2 1' 1U l«t P 1" E Walsh A Deck 3 3 3 7 -lOout 82091 OUT E1SHER wn 110 4 1 23 2"k 2 2'J 2* M Preston Mlnbrook Stable 1 1 7-101-4 out 82113 QUANT1CO wsb 110 I 4 3l 3k 33 3« H'cliffe T Clyde *2 BJ B 1-4 out (82229)POOOMOKK ws 111 2 3 4 4 4 4 4 Goldstein T Clyde *2 2J 2J 1-4 out •Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time. 24%, 50, 1:15%, 1:41%. Winner — Ch. c. by Golden Garter — Flora Mac (trained by B. Gieason). Went to l ost at 4:20. At iwst 1 minute. Start poor. Won handily: second and third driving. Jack Parker was off running fast with a length the best of the others, but the early pace was slow and the winner was best when it came to the stretch sprint. Guy Fisher, off Many and waited with for the first half, moved up with a game challenge while rounding the turn into the homestretch, but could never get to the front. Quantico always held Pocomoke safe. Scratched— S21i;r.;1l onal l Macdonahl. 111: (770K2)Bridoon. 100: S2177 Verbatim. 100. iveiweiglits — Jack Parker. 1 pound: Pocomoke. 5. (Q£"hQ/"V'T FIFTH RACK -About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. (77024— o: 54 1-— B— 145.) $500 added. KJ 4ml*J\J I 4 year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $410. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 8 12 15 Str Fiu Jockeys Owners O ■ C P S SJ17.I- nilSTI.EDAGE 8 167 3 2 l3 I« 1«" VI Y« V" G Palmer J W Colt 7-101 5 7-101-3 out 77824 HMJiYl'ASThB S 157 2 5 33 3" 38 3J" 22- V XV Walsh 8 Jvcs 10 12 8 2 3-5 7*573 NCIT fihANCUE ws !l 160 11444433 Pending J W Webb 10 20 20 4 1 81430ZTOUCHWOOD 5 162 4 3 2- if 211 240 Eell. E Ilcider 1 Dunh.) I 2J 2 1-2 out 82111 BIG l:EAIt 6 162 5 4 Lost rider. F Will'ms G J Henderson 15 20 20 « 2 Time. 5:10. Winner— Ch. g. by Kuight of the Thistle— Zerllna (trained bj M. Daly). Went to post at 4:57. At post 1 minute Start good. Won pulled up: second easily. Tliistledale BNMk a fast pace for the first turn of the field, but was tiring when Touchwood fell, then drew awav. Rolljneastle is a safe jumper, but lacks speed and was a far off second. Nuit Blanche ran iioorly. Big Hear lost his rider at the second jump. Touchwood seemed the wiuner when he fell at the thirteenth JOBBP. Scratched— 81.SII7 Reginald. 147. QOQHft SIXTH RACi:— 4 1-2 Furlongs. (75:iSO— 54%— 2— US.) $400 added. 2-year-olds. O £i*5vJO Fillies and Geldings. Silling. Net value to winner $330. bad Horses AWtPPSt K % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S (V2.;.iiWir.D EIRE WB 5 1 1 3"t 3- 1 H'cliffe Win Garth 4 5 9-104-5 out— 8191S BTTA MAY 110 3 4 1J l"k 2° J Howard S .1 Ma lone 21 2J I 3-5 out Al IONIA 112 2 I 21 & Si E Walsh J C Dickson S 12 12 3 1-2 AMVL 110 4 3 • 4 4 4 Goldstein MrsDALiv'gston 3 4 4 4-5 1-4 Time. 24. 49, 55%. Winner -Ch. f. bv Ogden — Drama (trained by William Garth). Went io jK)Kt at 5:24. At |K st I minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Wild lire broke slowly, but gained steadily, caught Etta May at the furlong post and. after a hard stretch drive, moved the gamer of the two. Etta May. a rapid lK'ginuer. showed the most early speed, but tired in the fiiuil drive. Adonia showed sliced, but was tiring at the end. The winner was entered tor $000: no bid. Scratched— (S2000iTlie Golden DutterUy. 110: S1201 Daisy Garth. 110. Overweights Adonia. 2 pounds. New York Form Chart. NEW YORK FORM CHART. (GltAVKSlSNP.) SATURDAY, JUNE 5. 1909. WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK SLOPPY. Second day. Brooklyn Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. Presiding Judge. Clarence Mcltowcll. Starter. Mars Cas.-idy. Racing Secretary. F. Rehberger. Racing starts at 2:"0 p. tn. (Chicago time 1:30 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs. It blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. QOOU/I FIRST RACK— About 3-4 Mile (105 feet short). (0.s:i:;i— 1:0S%— 5— 122.) $400 added. O^5^04fc 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $470. Did Horses AWtPPSt N '- B Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II C P S OCWDWAPQNOCA w 3 105 S 7 8* 2!J l3 MB Dugan T Monahan 3 4J 3£ 7-5 3-." 81922 l.AWT. WIGGINS wit 3 lo7 1 5 31 tj 9 2l I'.utwell W B House 4 (i 5 8-5 4-5 81544 .M.MYIETTE W 3 95 2 1 l'i l"" 31 3 " Creevy MontpelierStable 15 20 15 C 3 s roiYTTO n| 90 3 S H 4" «• 4'° lial J L McGinnis 8 10 8 3 7-3 Mr.V'lKili \i'E E. «m|BB 9 « 4). ;.h 5» U J Butler P J Ralney 21 21 8-5 7-101-3 82001'FDBMINO w I 9S 4 3 S! I1 6h 6J Fair R P Carman fi 8 6 2 1 II ESOTERIC wr. C 103 fi I 7' B» s= 7= J Bergen MissAMMarrone 60 100 60 20 10 77n,'l KERKSHIRE w 3 101 5 4 «J 6= 71 S3 A 1-ang .1 H McAvoy 40 100 60 20 10 (Tsil'i-IKIEEMAN til M M 9 9 9 9 G Eynch T W Coulter 40 100 60 20 10 Time. 11%. 23%. 36. 48Vs. 1:01%. 1:11%. ■Winner — Br. c. bv Sempronius — Ambulance (trained by T. Welsh). Weal to l ost at 2:32. At post B minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Wapo-noea lapped the pacemaker from the start, then drew out decisively midway of the stretch and is in rare form. I.awton Wiggins ran in forward and persistent piusui. and was a fast going and close up second. 'Maiivietto, from a llying start, set the pace for live furlongs and weakened. Cotytto. from an inside bad Man. bad a rough journey, (dosed an immense gap and pi hably was liest. Horace E.. after brief proiui-nenc . quit badly ami pulled up lame. Fleming, from a llatfooted start, made up ground moderately. Esoteric, outnaced early, finished well. Berkshire was in brief prominence. The winner was entered for S!.(.oe: no bid. Scratched— (81T50)Chapnltepec, 114: 819Z2* Nimbus, 106; sosis-Julia Powel. 104: Sl'JlS-'Adriuchc. 00: ^21'-- Rnbte, 84; 8CN8 GoMen Legend. ;t7: 710S.-J Be Kalli. 107: 77007 Blackford. 100. (i.. i -v.i Iglits - Wapoiioea. 2 pounds: I.awton Wiggins. :!: Mauviette. 1: Horace 1... 1: Hoffman. 1. Q 6J fh Q PT SKCOND RACK— About 2 Miles. (725IS— 3: 17 — 1 — 130.) Kensington Steeplechase. O44O0 $000 added. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $500. tad Hores A Wt PI' St 4 S 12 15 Str Tin Jockeys Owners 8 HOPS 75738 KINO CASTLE W 5 14S 3 3 28 2" 1- I*» 1" V E Stone 1* J Rainev 1 2 9-5 out— I) ■■■P.7..-TNGEMW w 6 148 12 3 3 I 2 2 2 .lolhv G R Tompkins S-5 2 l::-10out— 82099H1RANDPA ws 10 143 I 1 l3 l3 2"' 3 3 3 O' Deary S Veitch 2 21 ll-5out— Time. 3:54. Winner— Ch. g. bv Gold Heels— Sister Tennv (trained by B. Peters). Went to |M st at 2:55. At Beat 1 minute. - Start good. Won canteriug: second and third driving. King Castle, after Indulging Grandpa with the lead for six furlongs, drew out under a pull, held sway to the en.l and lH-obablv is a crackerjack. Sunglow. decisively outpaced throughout, leaned ixiorly and is still i.ieen Grandpa made the early running and fell immediately after behw displaced from the lead, would probably have been an easy second had he stood lip and was remounted and finished. Scratched saoso-jiminy I.: lis: S15IS Waterspeed. 1 :'■:■: 81183 Samtus. 15::. OOOQti THIRD RACK— 5-8 Mile. (2.S501 — 50%--2 i»o.) Great American Stakes. Value $2,500. O^Si200 2 year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $1,025. lie: Horses AWtPPSt % K % Str Fiu Joekevs Owners O H C P S S] BTARBOTTUi WB IS I I lh l| 14 4* K Dugan A Belmont 1 6-5 1 1-4 out si.-, BIC STICK W US 4 1 22 24 2* 2« G Burns J E Madden 8-5 2 2-2 1-3 out S-n.T ; \i i:i M.T.ION W Ui I I &!1 "2 »' 33 Nicol J McManus 8 10 R S-5 nut ■ ii\'|iii'M' STAR WB 115 14 4" 4 4 4 Creevy MontpelierStable 7 12 10 2 out N.l.ied starter. Time. 13. 25. 37. 49%. 1:02%. Winner— Ch. e, bv Hastings— Sunfish (trained by J. Whnhn). .... Went to post at 3:24. At post 1 miniit0. Start good. Won cantering: second and third driving. Star-hottle, from a flatfooted start In close quarters, drew out a; the half and won off finally pulling up. Big Slick fi. in a firing start. eBaajred to set th- pace, but was passed quickly and lireil in the last quarter of mi extra :.. od effort. Medallion, after forward contention foi three furlongs, tired in the stretch. Radium Star showed brief earlv speed and held on well, but wa 8 evidently outclassed in the going. Scratched— i a037s Newmarket, 115; 82105 Dullcare, 115; 81t 3U3Interpose. 115. QQOQ7 FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (77175— 1:51%— 3— 102.) Myrtle Stakes. $1,000 added. 0 mm 4h C3 i 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $1,135. Ina Horses AWtPPStSt % M % Str Fin Jockeys- Owners O H C P 3 tS2164)MONTGOMERY WB 5 108 2 4 5» 3-' 3- 3a 2= 1' E Dugan S C Hildrcth 3-5 7-101 2 out— 82221 RACyi'ET « 3 86 1 3 -" ]J 1» l1 11" 23 Garner 1" S P kan. I. lull 10 25 20 I I (SPCDNoRI'.rrr wn 4 107 5 5 31 4* 48 4" 4* 3* Dutwcll W S House 5 8 6 7-5 3-5 . 82164'ARASEE wn 4 98 3 I 1* 2* 2» 2b 33 4« Tansey S Emery 4 8 7 8-5 7-10 S22213ROSTltrM w 3 95 4 6 41 5'J 5 » 5b 5' 5'1 Creevy E W 1-aggeroth fi 10 8 2 1 81161 RIO GRANDE W 5 105 6 1 6 6 6 6 6 6 Scoville T Wright 15 25 20 6 25 Time. 12. 23%. 35%, 48%. 1:01, 1:14%, 1:29, 1:42%. 1:54%. Winner — Ch. h. by Pessara — Montgomery Cooper (trained by S. C. Hildrcth). Went to lH»st at 3:52. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won cantering; second and third driving. Montgomery, under pressure, maintained forward pursuit of the pacemaker from the start, challenged on the far turn and drew out midway of the stretch aad won pulled up finally. Racquet set a stilt pace from tl.e slart and held on tenaciously to the final sixteenth, then succumbed alter a cracking effort. N'orbitt. always in hailing distance, finished fast and is a suiierior mud runner. Arasce ran lapped on the fast pacemaker for six furlongs and tired very badly. Rostrum finished well up. Hio Grande, hopelessly outpaced all the way. was pulled up at the cud and will do to watch. The winner, entered for $1,000. wa Did up to $3. OOP by N. Byer and bought lu. Scratched— S2100-Wise Mason. 103: 82101:Lad of Dangdcu. 100; 82081s Rockstoue. 100; M051-Pius and Needles. 103. Overweights — Norbitt. 1 pound: Rostrum. 5. Q99Sli FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (75190— 1:45%— 1—121.) $000 added. 3-year olds and C5 £l *U O O upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $4! 5. Did Horses AWtPPSt U % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II C P S (S2077)DIVE WIRE w 4 120 2 4 ■ D l'l 1« 1« Dutwcll J F Bartlett 1 ! 9 101-3 out (81S6U)EASHlO\ I'DATE W 3 103 6 2 l1 2' 2= 2» 2" H Smith Omck Stable , 2J 5 4$ 7-6 1-2 82077 M. ANTONY II. wn 6 93 1 1 4s 3 » 33 33 3« Fair R F Carman 10 12 10 4 7-5 82218 KIDD1ECRANKIE w 5 87 3 5 6 51 5 J 4« 4« A Smith W C Daly 20 H 40 10 4 M7203MIAMI BJ 3 110 5 G 53 6 6 6 53 Scoville 1 N Caniucn Jr 10 12 10 4 8-5 81619 EFFENDI w 3 101 4 I t* 43 4» 5 I W Doyle XV I Ryan 5 8 3 11-3 Time, 12%, 24%, 36%, 49%, 1:02, 1:15%, 1:41%. 1:48. Winner — 11. c. by Handsel — Mother Bunch (trained by W. 11. (ongdonl. Went to post at 4:10. At |K st 3 minutes. Start good. Won cantering: second and third driving. Dive Wire far outclassed his opposition In the going, drew out on the bnckstretch and won off finally pulling up and is in wonderful form. Fashion Plate, after befakC a brief early pacemaker, dropped into nt ire t 1 ursiiit and held second place safe all the way. Mark Antony II.. well up from the start, was a fast goin -third. Killiecrankie. outpaced earlv. finished well and is improving. Miami, moderately forward tor t'lo first half, was going well at the en.l. Effendl met interference on tin.- first turn, but was prominent to the half, then retired as if short or disliking the going. Scratched -tS22IS)The Squire. 110: (S22.N7) Montgomery. 117: 82217aAlfred Noble. 108: (83006) Mar-ccllus. KIP; M1I21 Cowen. '.I.!; 77254 Moonshine. 02: 77172 Petthoat. 00. Overweights-Fashion Plate. 2 lwmnils: Effendl. 1: Mark Antony II.. 3. O fc) 4) Q fi SIXTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. (28501— 50%— 2— 90.) $500 added. 2 year olds. Allowances. OdM ^aOt/ Net value to winner $130. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S Sini7)SH.\.VNON wn 115 2 1 l2 l1 l3 l8 Scoville J. D McGinnis 8 5 8 5 6 5 3-5 1-4 (81894)CROSSOVER w 106 12 21 21 2J 2s C Grand F XV Healey 10 20 20 7 3 S2222 EQl'ATIHN w 105 3 3 5: 5! 5» 3 » J Butler H 1' Whitney 12 15 12 4 8-5 82223»GLOPPBK wn 108 5 5 4- 4l 3" 4" E Dugan A Belmont 4 8 7 2 7 10 slvi'i -INTERPOSE WB 108 fi 4 31 3* 4l f Creevy MontpelierStable 5 6 4 fi-5 2-5 82076 HAMPTON COURT w 108 4 6 6 6 6 6 G Durns J E Madden 3 5 4 6-5 2-5 Time. 13, 25. 37%, 49%. 1:02%. Winner — Br. c. by Ogden — Lambent (trained by J. I. Smith). Went to post al 4:40. At | ost 2 minutes. Start good. Wou cantering: second and third driving. Shannon took the lead at the start and Increased his advantage as the race progressed and won off pulled up. Crossover maintained nearest pursuit of the winner throughout and is promising. Equation, from a llatfooted start, was shuffled rearward quickly, then closed a big gap Into a fast going third. Gloppor. mi deratoly well up early, failed to stay. Interpose showed superior speed to the stretch and quit badlv. Hampton Court was seemingly unable to raise a resectable gallop. Scratched— S2222 Eddie Dugan. 108; Deputy. 108. Overweights — Crossover. 1 pound. Latonia Form Chart. LATONIA FORM CHART. SATURDAY. JUNE 5. 1909. WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK HEAVY. Eleventh day. Latonia Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of 30 days. (20 books on.) Presiding Judge. C. P. Price. Starter. J. J. Holtman. Racing Secretary. Joseph A. Murphy. Racing slarts at 2:30 p. m. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figures In parentheses following the distance of each race indicate Index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. 89900 FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. (77937— 1:00'/-.— 2— 108.) Purse $400. 2 year olds. 0^4t/\J Allowances. Net value to winner $325. Did Horses AWtPPSt V* M % Str Fiu Jockeys Owners O H (' P S S2102-CHERRYODA w 103 7 1 21 I" H l3 Page J T Ireland 11-107-513-102 5out (S215D.1AGK STRAW w 110 6 4 4h FI 33 *» Mountain Woodford&Fizer 21 3 3 9-101-3 (82169) BIDLJARD BALD w 10SJ 2 3 1 1 l'i 2 3" V Powers P Dunne 3 3 13-54-5 1-3 81653 SHORT ORDER w 104 4 6 5'* 52 53 4' J Dee J R Walnwright«10 16 16 fi S-5 82159 ETHEL W. w 98 5 2 3= 4« 4" 5« E Martin S Forsythe 15 40 30 8 3 82163 PIRATE CAY wn 101 3 5 fi8 Cs 6« C' Kain J R Wainwright*10 Ifi lfi fi 8-5 ADMONIT1VE w 1011 17 7 7 7 7 Robinson C S Meddis 30 60 60 25 12 Time, 24%. 49%. 1:03. Winner— Ch. f. by Tauzmcister— Last Cherry (trained bv I. T. Irelaud). Went to post at 2:30. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Cherry-oaj acted badly at the | ost and ran away a furlong at top speed, but followed Billiard Ball closely for the lirst three furlongs, wore him down steadily and drew clear in the last furlong. Jack Straw liegan slowlv and went wide into the stretch, but finished gamely and got up in the last few strides for second place. Billiard Ball, away fast, showed much the most early speed, but tired and swerved badly in the last furlong. Short Onler ran fairly well. Ethel W. was prominent for thiee furlongs. Overweights -Billiard Bull. 21 pounds: Short Order. 3: Admonitive. 3j. fiOQQI SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (MBit 1:1 f Bti.) Purse $100. 3 year -old - and O £d £l X3 -L upward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Did Horses AWtPPSt M % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II 0 1" S ■MSI BIDDY BODEMER tllM 6 2 l'l l'l P ll Kennedy W Gerst 2 3 3 65 3-3 82231 I 'SCRY w 6 114 2 4 2S 2l 2'1 21 V Powers B F Guthrie 5 8 7 3 3-2 82*83 TIM KEL.LY w 4 114 7 3 31 3h 3- 3* Glasner N 11 Cantrell 10 10. 8 3 8-5 MTV: l'LIMK w 3 103 SI 4' 61 B« 4| M McGoe T P Hayes 4 8*7 3 3-2 81182 2ARAP8 WB 3 101 4 9 6» 5'. 6' 5* R Will'ms W E Oots 8 15 15 fi .1 WORTHY w 3 101 10 fi 83 9"1 71 fi' E Martin F D Grosche 15 30 30 12 '6 81266 LIGHT BLUE wn 3 106 9 5 74 4' 4! 73 Heiilel T J Harmon 3 3 21 6-5 3-5 82105 TONY B. wn 3 103 1 8 B* 7$ 83 83 J Lee G F Nugent 12 15 15 6 3 81847 MAYCEDLA ws 4 117 5 7 9' 8'J 9* 9'° XV Rob'sonT Abadio 10 12 10 4 2 8223r CAMEL WB 3 101 3 10 10 10 10 10 Hannan 11 McCarren 15 25 20 S 4 Time. 24. 49%. 1:02%. 1:09%. Winner — Br. g. by Sorcerer — Emma Louise (trained by J. Blule). Went to post at 3:00. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won eas^y: seeoud and third driving. Billy Bodenier showed much the most speed and gamely held I'snry safe in the final drive. 1 sury ran a gooil race ami was in closest pursuit all the way. Tim Kelly ran well and had no mishaps. Plume was shuffled back in the first quarter mid gaining at the end. Zarape tired after going half a mile. Light Blue ran IKH.rly and tired badly in the last quarter. The winner, entered for $400. was bid up by XV. M. Wallace to $000 and iHiught in. Overweights Plume. 2 pounds. QQQOO THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (50018— 1:00— 2— 100.) Purse $100. 3 year olds aud kj £ £i %J £ upward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt "i % % Sir Fin Jockeys Owners O II 0 P S S2105 KING FERDINAND WB 3 106 7 5 41. 2'i P| 1- J Lee C V Mueller 4J 5 3 7-5 3-5 7S073 I'.KNSONIll'RST w 9 116 6 1 1» ll 11 2- Kennedy J W Driggs 4 8 7 3 3-2 ODIN w 3 103 8 2 2h 4 2». 3i Page D T Morris 3 4 13-56-5 3 5 82155 GREAT HELP w 3 108 2 C 73 6?. 5* 43 Troxler G R Dryson 6 12 10 4 2 81241 GIS OOUNIOT Ws 3 103 5 3 3" P 4» B F Burton T Hattield 8 8 7 3 8-5 S22-7 HIRAM w 5 11G 1 4 .""k :,t 63 6* Robinson A G Woodman 8 12 12 5 2J M.V.I AUTUMN WIXDS w 4 112 3 7 S 8 8 7t V I'owers J B Riley 4 S 7 BJ 6 5 810C2 P. J. M'CARTHY wsu 3 103 4 8 6'1 71 7' 8 Franklin A C Bcllcw 8 15 15 6 3 Time. 54%, 60%. 1:10%. Winner — Ch. c. bv Aintrce — IsalKd II. (trained bv J. I~illy). Went to |K st at 3:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Kinij Ferdinand was best of a poor band. Indulged Bensonhurst witli a long lead for the first half and came away when called on. Bensonhurst showed the most earlv speed, but tired after going a half. Odin had to go wide most of the way and suffered from interference. Great Hel|) came with a rush near the end and finished gamely. Gus Couniot quit after going a half. The winner was eutered for $100: no bid. Scratched— 83103 The Shaughraun. 114: 82007 T. F. Henry. 100. Overweights--Great Help. 2 pounds. QQQQQ FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. (75520—1:38—5—114.) Merchants' 8takes. $1,000 added. O mk sU %J O 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $1,715. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Flu Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S NJliifi-CVMHAL w 4 100 2 1 P 1' P l1 l3 A Walsh J J Flannigan 15 20 20 S 4 is21ik; KEEP MOVING w4 90 4 4 4'J 4l 2h 2H 2* Taplin H G Bedwell S 15 15 5 2J 82101 THE MINKS aj 6 108 9 5 6J t 5l 4' 3'J Heidel D N Prewitt 8 10 9 4 '2 (82103)HYPERION II. wn 6 J03 I 3 P 2i 2i B 4' M McGoe li A Cella Si 7 6 9 6 I (81S25)HUCK wn 4 108 5 6 5J ,r.h 7'J 51 5- V I'owers T C McDowell -\ 21 2 1 1-2 (2224*THE I'EER w I 90 I 8 8' 8 1 8- 7s 6= R Will'ms P Dunne 7 7 6 2 1 iSji:,liGVl'SY KING wn I BB ] 2 3l 3 » 41 61 7- J Lee J R Wainwright 7 8 8 3 3-2 82173 DONNA WB I 99 S 9 l'l 10 9= S1 82 E Martin B Schreiber 10 20 15 fi 3 821II3-CRYSTAL MAID w 3 102 10 10 7» 7l fi1 9- 910 Page R K Lewis 8 9 6 2 1 (S2172)DEUCE WB 6 104 7 7 9' 91 10 in 10 Kennedy T Abadiu 10 20 20 8 4 Time. 24%. 50%. 1:16%. 1:42. Winner — Ch. g. by Galashiels — Sounding Brass (trained by J. J. Flannigan). Went to BBBl at 3:50. At l ost 3 minutes. Start bad. Won easily: second and third driving. Cymbal ran into a long lead at once and. maintaining his advantage all the way. won easing up. Keep Moving was going fast at the end and ran a good race. The Minks came from a long way back in the stretch and was going fast at the end. Hyperion II. tired after going well for three-quarters. Hack did not fancy the stiff going. Gypsy King quit in the last quarter. Crystal Maid ran a bad race. The wiuner was en-tered for $600; no bid. QOOQ A_ l'lr"r" RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (5001K— 1:00— 2— 106.) Purse $100. 3 vear-olds and ^Jmm Am tl7^fc upward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Did Horses AWtPPSt, % % % Str Fiu Jockeys Owners O II 0 P S S171S PAD w 6 116 2 1 1- l3 1' 11 E Martin C H Knebelkamp 3 4 l'l 4-5 2-5 82171-PAI'D RUINART w 4 114 9 2 BJ P 21 P V Powers XV J Young S-5 S-5 7-5 3-5 out 7S167 POSING wit 6 109 3 5 ih 3'J 3* 3* Kain J R Wainwright 10 12 12 5 2} 77*72 CHRISTMAS w 3 103 1 4 Pi 5= 41 4l M McGee Hend'son&Hogan 3 8 7 3 3-2 S217l3STONER HILT., WB * 116 4 6 5 ] 43 5* P Heidel J Everman 4 5 5 8-5 7 10 S2056 KING THISTLE W 4 114 7 9 85 P 63 6* J Lee L BhBBM 8 12 12 5 2 MAY COWLEY 4 112 5 3 9 8' 7= 7« T Steelo A f! Campbell 25 30 30 10 5 71566 NORTH DALE w 4 114 8 7 7s 7J SJ 8' Page II Hodgson K 30 :W 12 6 11. SUMMERFIELD 3 103 « 8 61 9 9 9 F Burton D C Robinson 20 10 40 15 8 Time. 24, 48%. 1:02. 1:08%. Winner — B. g. by Paladin — Silenta (trained bv K. Stance). Went to post at 4:27. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Pal went into the lead from a fast start and ahvavs held the others safe, outstaying Paul Ruhiart in a hard drive. Paul Ruinart was well up in the early running, biu failed to respond effectively in the stretch drive. Posing ran a good race and was close up all the way. Christmas tired after going a half. Stouer Hill, on tt inside, was given a weak ride. The winner was entered lor $100: no bid. Scratched -M5MI Turley. 100. Overweights — Christinas. 2 pounds. Q()QQ PT SIXTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. ( 5001S— 1 :00— 2— 100. ) Purse $10O 3-year-olds and O Ad dfl *Z7 *J upward. Selling. Net value to winner $: 25. Iiiil~lIorses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners II C P S " R2MPTOM HOLLAND wn 3 lOfi 7 3 H l1 1= l4 A Walsh J Stevens B 3 I 4-5 1-3* s:i2:i;EUSTA 'l.\N wn 3 1051 2 7 7 7 5* 21 T Burns H II Tracy 10 lfi 15 B 3 (82228)SNAKE MARY WB4 112 6 5 3fi PI V 3'J Page J T Ireland 2 16-516-51 2-5 822'8SMARMOREAN w 5 114 I 4 5' B 3i 4l V I'owers .Tno Markleiu 5 S 8 3 3-2 77384*TONT W tcs 3 103 5 6 fi'J 6'i 4J ' * D Austin D Jones I 12 12 5 2 7"426 VON BUELOW WB I 103 1 I 2'i 4J P 6i M McGee L A Cella 5 7 6 2J C-5 82174'UULXAN RAY w 3 101 4 1 4* H 7 7 E Martin B Schreiber 10 10 6 2 1 Time. 24%. 49%. 1:02%, 1:09%. Winner — B. .\ by Pinnacles — Flying Girl (trained by J. Stevens). Went to post at 4:58. At po*t 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Tom Holland took the lead In the first quarter ami increased his advantage with every stride, winning in a canter. Baalailaa. from a slow beginning, closed a big gap in the stretch and finished fast. Snake Mary tiled in the last furlong. Marmorean ran fairly well. Tony W. ran poorlv. Vou Btielow and Lillian Rav quit. The wiuner was entered for $400: no bid. Scratched— SOCIO Fireball. Ill: S1080 Anne McGee. 101. Overweights — Eubtacian, 21 pounds. Page 4 Montreal ■—— ^— M^— ■— — — ■— — — — d—^ — — — — — — Montreal Entries and Past Performances for Monday, June 7. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. MONTREAL ENTRIES. Racing stalls at 2:45 p. ui. (Chieag.. time. 1:45.) XKiiiis well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3-4 Mile, "-year-olds. Allowances. (Track i rd: 77020— 1:12| -5 -110.) Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 822l2i*TASLEY 87 1:13* 102 726 82229 Phlte lor. 1:1.".: 1(14. .xVai (81524) Jennette M mjs 1:13 j 102 715 '-U.i) lltiwkwing • 104..X715 vj:; h; (ju-uii.i, 100 1:14' 112..X710 KHtil Toll Kox 109 1:14 IO7..X710 77212 Pleasing 941:193 104..X710 (VJiClil X.x! 103 1:161 107 70S (82100) Chilli 104 1:13) 1O2..X7O0 7 04 19 Calsetd laiij Io2..x7oo General Lee. 1.. g. by Plumules — Linda Lee 99 *T. Clyde entry. Second Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. (Track record: 25380— 54!— 2— 1 18.) 82230* Compton 112 :5Ci 111 725 (02308) \\i!,l Fire 108 720 N2.UKS Amvl 108 710 82230 Hem id.-r Ill 705 M!H7 Jin;, al Hunt 100 705 ■ Third Race — 1 1-S Miles. Ranters' rial B«ee. Gentlemen Riders. 4\.al ..Ids and upward. Special Weights. (Track reaprd: 70804 l-SSi :; his. i 81044 Thoinoiid 7..159..X725 (82235) id. Li. i.- Keaa s. .MS. . x72o 81044* Klinhnrsl 150 2:0?.?. 5. .183 715 81944' Stalker 100 2:01* 8. .150..X715 (700O4) Brick T..p lis 2:00* 0..159 710 ii*i. Han*. wt. Rec. A. Wt, n.icp. 81941 gWttlMUl 4..147..X710 Fourth Race — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-old*. .Maidens. Special Weights. (Track record: 75383—59* — 2— 108.) S1947- Bob K 115 72". 82243' Dalhousle 115 730 82304 Chief Kee 115 715 82308' Etta May 112 7iO 8221:: Sociable 115 70S 81301 lfcilsv Garth 112 7(H) Kingship. 1 . c. by Ildrlni • — Alcyone II 115 net roil. br. •. by Mazagan Agnes. 115 Fifth Race — About 2 1-2 Miles. Steeple, base. 4-year olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 75379—5:10—4—14.'..) (82111) Economy 5. . ISO. . X7U0 (82246) Dr. Koch 6. .153 OH 82233 .lim McGill 5. .14(1 690 83233 Pa era 5.14( 009 82179 Wild Hefrain 4.. 130 OH Sixth Race — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (Track record: 77030— 1:301— 3—400.1 82203* Centre Shot 100 1:37* 4 .104. .©750 (82:503) lied Hirer 122 1:42* 5. . 132. . X715 (S217..I Dareiugiou 98 1 ::»»» 4..109..X74O 82177 Ontario 102 1 :3» 0..100..X735 82101 John (iarner 104 1:42* 7. .109. .©725 82178* Amri 3.. 87 725 The figures under "Rec." in nbove entries show the ln'st time made by the horse at the distance. with weight earned, since January 1. 1908. Tiiis time is not necessarily made by a winner. It may be the estimated lime of a losing lHM'fonnance. LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED MONDAY. The small figure under "Str." shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race. The small 1 figure under "Fir." — unless the horse won — shows the number of lengths the home was behind the winner. ' FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Allowances. (77022— l:12*i— 5— 110.) Index Course DistTimeT'ckOdds Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company TASLEY. b. f. 3, by Sempronius — Allegra (T. Clyde). Weight todav 102. 82242 Toronto 3-4 1:14* fast 2-5 105 1 3 11* 11 Goldstein Desperado. I.'dvOrimar. Searchlight 8233 Toronto 3-4 l:13g fast 3 95 4 4 2 2* 4° H'cliffe Ked River. Centre Shot. Purslane. 81941 Toronto 51 f 1:07* fast 3} 94 6 8 6 35 3l3 H'cliffe C. W. Burt. RoseQueen. SlrKdward 81863 Toronto 3-4 1:13 fast 9-6 95 4 3 3 3J 38 H'cliffe RoseQueen, Bellwether, J.Juggins. PIUTE, ch. g, 3, by Ethelbert— Yaqui (P. T. Chinn). Weight todav 104. 82229 'Toronto 3-4 1:14 fast 10 10S 5 5 7 6» 5' Deverich Pocomoke. Simcoe. Many Colors. S015S K. Anita 1 1:39| fast 7-20 109 1 1 1 1 V 1* C H Shil'gAzo. Otllo. Parton. 80010 S. Anita 61 f 1:078 slop 3 109 5 2 2 2* 2' E Dugan Great Heavens. Furnace. Guise. 7993S S. Anita 3-4 1:15*. slow 2 105 6 7 3 31 l4 E Dugan Autocrat. L.Dieud'ne. E. Expedition JF.ANF.TTE M.. br. f. 3. by Woolsthorpe— Black Lily (J. Gormley). Weight todav 102. 81524 Pimlico 1 1-8 1 :59* fast 4i 94 1 1 1 1 I'll1 J Reid Rossfenton. Lallv. Gus Helm. 81265 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:48g fast 6 94 4 Lost rider. J Reid L.ofLangden. C'rtLadv. Hawkwlng SH91 Pimlico 1 1:411 fast 10 95 3 9 8 8 61 7s* Leach Quantico. Campaigner. L.ofLangden til 157 Pimlico lm60y 1:46 fast 3 91J7 4 5 6 3» 4=3 Upton Bob.Kean. Campaigner. RioGraude. HAWKWING. b. g. 3. bv Hawkswick— Daisy W. (J. S. Tvree). Weight today 104. 81484 Pimlico 1 1-16 1 :49g slow 41 97 8 5 5 7 711. 6"lFpton HighRange. Sum. Night. BelleSeott. 81371 Pimlico 1 1:40 fast 12 92 6 4 4 4 4* 3' Leach Neoskaleeta. Mamma. K.ofBashan. 81265 Piml'co 1 1-16 1:48* fast 60 97 7 2 2 2 2* 3" Leach L.ofLangden. C'tLadv. M.Marjorie. 7S057 Pimlico 51 f 1:09 fast 10 107 9 9 8 8s S" W R W'k'rGeoW.Lebolt. PearlPolnt. Ramble. OUANTICO. b. c, 3. bv Atheline— Pilgrimage (T. Clyde). Weight todav 112. 8 2308 H ontreal 1 1:41* good 21 11" 4 3 3 3 3* 3° H'cliffe JackParker. GuvFisher. Pocomoke. 02112 Toronto 1 1-1C 1:4S fast 31 99 1 2 2 3 53 5" H'cliffe Terah. Lady Esther. Pocomoke. 81398 Pimlico lm40y 1:45? fast 4 94 2 1 3 2 ll 11 H'cliffe Mombaesa. Bonnie Kelso. Cheek. 81315 Pimlico 1 1:40*. fast 4* 104 3 2 2 3 2n* 54J H'cliffe Smoker. Lad of Langden. Hill Top. 81191 Pimlico 1 1:411 fast lS-5 95 4 2 3 3 11 1* H'cliffe Camp'gner. L.ofLangden. St. Joseph TOLL BOX. ch. c. 3. by Box — Toloache (C. Bowman). Weight today 107. 82161 Toronto lm70y 1:47 fast 20 961 4 3 3 4 81 88 C Ross Crawford. Carthage. Woolwinder. 82025 Toronto lm70y 1:49? hvy 9 99 6 2 2 2 9 9 « C Ross Thou. Calhoun. Ed. Cum. Malediction 8201O Toronto 1 1:44* hvy 10 100 7 7 6 4 41 3°1 C Ross Cunning. Pescomnets. Maxim Gun. 81866 Toronto 1 1-8 1:558 fast 30 112 2 5 6 8 12 12*6JC Ross Guy Fisher. Arondack. Detective. PLEASING, ch. g. 3. by Royal Flush III.— Delight (E. Gleason). Weight todav 104. 77212 Toronto 3-4 1:14? fast 20 9.5 2 13 2uM0'-Ulavues Tony W.. Silk Hose. Dispute. 77159 Toronto 7-8 1:29? fast 12 95 6 3 2 2 3i 6n Ilavnes Melton Cloth. Ilovle. Long John. 767",s Fort Erie 5-8 l:01g fast 6 100 4 8 7 4& 4' Kennedy Joe Gaitens. Gloriole. Ramsv. 76648 Fort Erie 61 f 1:07* fast 8 84 1 4 4 3* 33 Brannon Marbles. Mollie Montrose. S. Mary. NOD. br. f. 3, by St. Leonards II. — Salutation (R. W. Carter). Weight today 107. 83B8I Toronto 3-4 1:16s hvv 12 103 6 5 5 3J l1 Bowman Tremargo. Maximum. Silverine. MS6S Toronto 3-4 1:15| fast 60 109 9 7 7 5l 5:J Bowman n.of.Milan. Cruched'Or. Dareington 7744 Belmont 6-8 59i fast 50 94 12 12 12 12 12 F'natrick Strike Out. Otoeo. Wlntergreen. CHILLA, ch. f. 3. bv Alvescot— Sunlight (C. E. Rogers). Weight todav 102. KOfi* Toronto 7-8 1:30 fast 4-5 117 1 2 2 2 ]?. 1- Musgr've ManvColors. BaMetGlrl. Searchlight 81084 S. Anita 61 f 1:06 fast 10 102 3 3 4 4 6' Page Spolm. JaneSwift. F.KnlghttheRear MflS4 .S. Anita 61 f 1:18* fast 8 105 3 3 3 31 35 Page Homeerest. FriendHarry. Altenberg 8HS94 S. Anita 3-4 1:11* fast 20 1001 4 4 6 65 6B1 Wilson GuyFisher. Homeerest. B.Masterson COLORED LADY. blk. f. 3. by Waterboy— Connemara (C. Campbell) Weight todav 102. 76419 Fort Erie 5-8 1:02* slow 60 101 5 6 7 61 7'»*W Ott AnneMeGee. MlssCrittenden. Aralia 76354 Fort Erie 51 f 1:08 fast 60 ll 3 9 10 8 11 ll16 R Will'msJoeGaltens. Stromeland. Admonish. 76J6T. Fort Erie 5-8 1:01? fast 15 104 12 13 13 12 12101G Burns T.M.Green. M.Crittenden. HlghHat. 76042 Windsor 5-8 1:03* hvy 12 100 9 4 7 9* 9'*1G Burns Many Colors, Lady Irma. Cheek. GENERAL LEE, b. g, 3, by Planudes — Linda Lee. Weight today 99. i First start. T. Clyde entry — Tasley and Quantico. SECOND RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. (753S0— 54%— 2— 118.) COMPTON. b. c. 2. bv Ingoldsbv — Country Fraud (A. G. Weston). Weight todav 111. E2Z30 Toronto 5 -S 1 :"2- fast 8-5 105 2 2 11= L'h Goldstein Wild Fire. CliiltonOueeii. Ciiief Kee DOM Toronto 5-8 1M hvy 7-5 10S 2 2 3 3'» 311 Goldstein Rnsv. Galvesoa. Ilickorv Stick. S145S Pimlico 5-8 1:038 slow 3-5' 102 3 2 1 23 2 Goldstein P.edniinster. Wildl'ire. Ham'ouPass 81427 Pimlico 4* f 56 fast 9-5 112 3 3 2' 2l Goldstein Keybourn. Busy. Johnny Wise. WILD FIRE. ch. f. 2. bv Ogden— Drama (William Garth). Weight today 108. B2JB8 Montreal V, f 55g good 4-5 105 1 3 3- l1 H'cliffe Etta Mav. Adonia. Amjl. M'i".i Toronto 5-8 l:02g fast 20 97 6 6 5 41 ]* H'cliffe Compton. Chilton Q— cm. Chief Kee. 82167 Toronto 5-8 l:03g fast 10 112 7 11 10 91 8,7iH'cliffe Magdalen. ChiltonOueen. I.adyEtna ttUS Pimlico 41 f 55 fast 15 107 10 10 101 1010 J Mclntyre Lothario. Good Iutent. D.Paradell. 81458 Pimlico 5-8 l:03g slow 25 99 6 6 4 31 3* Upton Bedminster. Compton, Ham'nPass. AMYL. b. f. 2, bv Ildrim— Anitra (Mrs. L. A. Livingston). Weight today 108. S230S Montreal 45 f 55g good 4 .110 3 4 4 4 471 Goldstein Wild Fire. Etta May, Adonia. ROUNDER, blk. c, 2. by Serpent— Reel (F. T. Wood). Weight todav 111. v'.2'i Toronto 5 8 1:02s fast 50 100 1 S 8 8 S=° E Haynes Wild Fire. Compton. Chilton Queen $2009 Toronto 5-8 1:038 hvy 20 96 Left at the post. Deverich Setback. TheG .Butterfly, fialvesea. ROYAL HUNT, br. c, 2. bv Galore— Royal Gun (J. E. Madden). Weight todav 106. M917 Belmont 41 t 53g fast 11-5 107 8 10 10 lO'-JC Ross Sliunnon. Perry Johnson. Glopper. THIRD RACE — 1 1-8 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Hunters" Flat Race. Special Weights. Gentlemen Riders. (708:14 — 1:521-. 3— 108.) THOMOND. br. g. 7. bv Atheling— Thistledown (G. J. Henderson). Weight today 159. SI941 Toronto 1 1-8 2:03 fast 1 164 6 4 3 3 21 46J Mr C H'nToiirnev. Elmnnn*. Stalker. TTl.'.O Hamilton 1 1:49 fast 1 ISO 4 1 1 1 1'! l'l"Mr Hen's'nAileen C. High Bear. Land's End. 75413 Hamilton 6-8 l:04g fast 8-5 175 3 2 1 1* l3 Mr KilgourSieve Lane, Officer, Half caste. 71254 Hamilton 1 1:47 hvy 8 116 6 4 4 4 4'i 6-» J DennisonDeReszke, PrlnceBrutus, Bon. Reg. BOBBIE KEAN. b. h. 8. bv FlatUnds— Lizzie M. (C. C. Smithson). Weight today 162. 12238 Toronto 1 1 : 42 J fast 8 115 4 4 4 4 31 lb Goldstein Zipango Den. Stafford. CaperSauce. 8M00 Toronto lm70y 1 :51g pood 3-5 145 1 1 1 1 1' B MrCH.S'h Heury ).. John Girner. Charivari. 81929 Toronto lm70y 1:47 fast 3-2 116 6 2 2 3 2'1 2- Rettig Punky. Malediction. Adoration. 81286 Pimlico 1 l:40g fast 11-5 119 2 1 1 2 2* 2' E' Dugan R.Grande. K.ofBashan. Campaigner ELMHURST. ch. h. 5. by Silver Garter— Jenny Yates (A. BeckV Weight today 153. S1944 Toronto 1 1-8 2:03 fast 15 150 2 7 6 5 3l 2- Mr R M'lesTournev. Stalker. Thorn ond. i:2f.62 Toronto 5-8 1:01 fast 100 103 11 10 10 11 10IS Jno Hen' sylerry Sharp. Round Dance. Pungent. ISC Toronto 41 f 55 fast 40 111 7 9 9'1 911 Nicol The Abbot. ReinaSwift. JerrySharp. STALKER, b. g. 8. bv On Deck— Marmarica (A. Shearer). Weight today 159. M944 Toronto 1 1-8 l.:03 fast 10 151 7 9 9 7 43 3-J Mr R H'nTournev. Elmhurst. Thomond. 76994 Montreal 1 1-8 2:0O| fast 3 158 2 1 1 3 3« 2« Mr Case Brick Top. Midas. Glencastle. 75506 Montreal 1 1-8 2:01 fast 3-6 160 4 4 3 3 2h 3* Mr WrightMidas. Kumshaw. Brick Top. 75306 Montreal 1 1-8 2:01g fast 21 159 2 3 4 2 1"» l'J Mr WrightKumshaw, Brick Top. Firefly. BRICK TOP. ch. g. 6, by Ben Strome — Capricious CC. McEachren). Weight today 159. MOM Montreal 1 1-8 2:00| fast 5 14S ? 2 2 1 l1 1« Mr Hen's'nStalker. Midas. Glencastle. 75500 Montreal 1 1-8 2:01 fast 4 150 2 1 1 1 3h 4= Mr D KerrMldas. Kumshaw. Stalker. T5306 Montreal 1 1-8 2:011 fast 12 152 14 3 3 3= 3°1 Mr Wray Stalker, Kumshaw. Firefly. 70924 Montreal 1 1-2 2:59 hvy 2 140 3 3 3 3 l1 1} Mr M'thiasKumshaw, Plum Tart. SWEETENER, ch. g. 4. bv Allan-a-Dale— Treacle (R. E. Webster). Weight today 147. 81944 Toronto 11-8 2:03 fast 15 144 5 Fell. Mr A Case Tourney. Elmhnrsi. Stalker. 75089 Toronto 1 1:46* slow 20 96 5 5 — 2 — 51,Uas Hogg LoisCavanagu. SirGalahad. Fiarney. 74969 Toronto 1 1-8 1:57 fast 12 109 7 6 6 7 7 7=«1J W M'hyMontclair, UncleToby. Th'ckmorton 72745 F.Grounds 3-4 1:17 good 15 106 10 10 11 101 9» C Henry Variety, G.H.White, MaieFletcher. FOURTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. (753S3-^59%— 2— 108.) BOB R. b,. c, 2. by Allan-a-Dale— Lilly B. (J. W. May). Weight today 115. M947 Toronto 41 f 55g fast 12 115 6 t 2» 21 Mentry Lovotie. Chilton Ojen, BaeUMe. DALHOUSIE. b. c. 2. bv Bryn Mawr— Octavia (T. Clyde). Weight todav 115. v !8 Toronto 5-S l:02g fast 5 107 2 2" 1 2'! 2- Goldstein Setback. IlickorvSti.k. I'.eauCliilti n S10H Toronto 5-8 1:01* fast 7 108 8 10 9= 8EJ H'cliffe TmfStar. Megan tic. I'lyingR.mirrel. S1460 Pimlico 41 f 56* slow 41 107 4 5 61 5T1 Goldstein Tom Melton. Lit. King. BeanChilton. HJM Pimlico 41 f 55* fast 25 110 4 4 31 3=1 Goldstein B.Chilton. Bedminster. TheSpeaker. CHIEF KEE, b. c. 2. bv Allowav— Decade (P. T. Chinn). Weight todav 115. S::miI Montreal 4 . f 55 good 40 lul I 4 4 4 4'' McTagg't Megantie. AutuninGiil. Herpen. S'2:5o Toronto 5-8 l:02g fast 3 110 8 7 7 6= 4'-l Rettig Wild l'ire. Compton. Chilton Omen 80S92 S Anita 1-2 47 fast 20 106 11 13 13 ^'"JM Preston Medallion. Inflection. Silvia Fir. 8077S S Anita 31 f 42 fast 8 115 12 12 12' 11 "J M Preston Delma-J. Ostend. Irma Lee. VMS, Anita 31 f 43 slop 11-6 11214 4 4« 5=3 M Preston RaleighP.D., M.O'Con'll. ElPerfecto ETTA MAY, br. f . '2, by Macy— Etta Gilroy (S. J. Malone). Weight today 112. 82308 Montreal 4' 1 S6I k'""1 2 1H 4 1 l»t V J Howard Wild Fire. Adonia. Amy]. M919 Belmont 4J f 52? fast 20 119 Bolted. -J Howard Augerona. Calvpte. Greenvale. S174: P.elmont 41 f 5-i fast 15 l'i* E 3 31 4=1 J Howard Greenvale. Anavri. Creuse. 81545 Belmont 1-2 472 fast 8 107 12 - 12 11 11 J Howard Starbotfle. Hamp.Court. P.Johnson SOCIABLE, ch. c. 2. bv Serpent— May Beach (F. T. Wood). Weight today 115. 82243 Toronto 1-0 1*3] fa-t M lS S 5 E 41 r.-i Harty Setback, Dalbooale. Hickory Stick. 81947 Toronto 41 f 551 List 5 115 1 3 4s 4*1 Harty Ixnctie. Bob R.. Chilton Oueen. DAISY GARTH, ch. f. 2. bv Hawkswick— Tabitha (William Garth). Weight today 112. S1261 Pimlico 41 f 56* Mat 6 102 3 2 6l lO^lE Dugan TheMonk. Rosshampton. B. Chilton. Mrs* start ff.r lb- foil. .wine: KINGSHIP, b. c. 2, by Ildrim— Al yonc II. (Mrs. L. A. Livingston). Weight today 115. DETROIT, br. c. 2. by Mazagan— Agnes (C. Howland). Weight today 115. FIFTH RAOB— About 2 1-2 Miles. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (75379— 5:10— 4— ECONOMY, ch. m. 6. bv Voter— Frugal (J. W. Colt). , _ Weight todav 139. ^21H Toronto Ab 2 4:12g fast 2 137 1 8 6 6 2= 1= Mahon Dr. ¥. Koeb. Dr. Keith, My (.race. M.V,4 Toronto Ab 2 4:29 fast 3 144 3 3 3 2 L.rider. Mahon Canva a, Mv Grace. Spencer P.eiff. 81:12 Pimlico Ab 2 4:32g fast 9-10 140 7 7 4 2 1" 1' McAfee Touchwood. Guardian II.. My Grace 8113". Pimlico Ab 2 4:41 hvy 6-5 144 5 4 3 2 2=B 2* McAfee Grandpa. Tampico. Toots. DR. KOCH. b. g. 6. br Maxio— Circiet (F. Fox). , Weight todav 153. »eStS Toronto Ab 2 4:12 fast 9 10 153 3 3 3 2 1*| I3 Archib'ld Stellaland. Vilballa. Denier. S2l 11 Toronto Ab 2 4:12g fast 5 H5 7 5 2 2 l'i 2= Archib'ld K.-ono-nv. Dr. Keith. My Craw. S2iil2 Toronto Ab 2 4:27 hvy 2 147 5 3 Fell. Archib'ld Ben Cole. Steve Lane Dr. Keith. 81932 Toronto Ab 2 4:211 fait 10 147 4 3 3 3 2 2* Archib'ld Kara. Expansionist. Agent. JIM M'GILL. b. g. 5. by Handsome— Martamna (C. H. Smith). Weight today 146. 82233 Toronto Ab 2 4:08 fast S 139 4 2 2 6 7" V* F Will'ms Expansionist. SteveLane. .TohnDillon X1S67 Toronto Ab ! 4:19g fast 8 148 1 $ 2 4 6 4'»1F Will'ms Pagan Bey. Byrantine. Canvas. 81492 Pimlico Ab 2 4:25 slow 6 146 4 2 3 3 3' 3=3 F Will'ms Sir Wooster. Reginald. The Dane. 7S035 Pimlico Ah I 4:35 fast 6 136 4 2 2 4 ln* 1" F Will'ms Waterway. Lizzie Flat. Paprika. DACRA. b. g, 5. bv Pirate of Penzance— Camilla (T. Meagher). Weight todav 146. 82233 Toronto Ab 2 4:0S fast 30 13.". 5 8 S 7 6' fi*s Palmer Expansionist. StcveLane. J.thuDlllou 77530 Hamilton Ab 2 4:23 slow 20 142 5 5 4 3 3" 3" lPemb'ton Steve Lane. Woodslde. Manaano. 77479 Hamilton Ab2J4:5S fast 50 130 5 6 7 6 53 3»1 Pemb'ton Steve Lane. Byzantine. Geo. Lelper. 77215 Toronto t 4:10 fast 40 137 9 7 7 Lost rider. Pemb'ton SteveLane. Arian. JohnG.OaTanagh. WILD REFRAIN, br. f. 4. by Ben Brush— Harpsichord (William Garth). Weight today 136. S2179 Toronto Ab 2 4:09 fast 20 135 8 7 7 6 5* 5'8 Hagan Waterway. Thlstledale. Bvzautlne. 81S54 Toronto Ab 2 4:29 fast 7 139 6 Fell. Dupee Canvas. Mv Grace Spencer Relff. 81461 Pimlico Ab 2 4:32? slow 4* 135 6 6 3 2 1* l'i Dupee Kurokl. Black Bridge. Sparker. 81368 Pimlico Ab 2 4:28* fast 15 140 3 3 3 3 3* 3« Dupee P.ofPilsen. Bell-the-Oat. Dr.Kelth. SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (77023— 1 :38«f.— 3— 100.) CENTRE SHOT. br. f. 4, by Sain— Grand Shot (W. Walker). Weight today 104. 82232 Toronto 3-4 1 :l3i* fast 13 5 107 2 1 1 l1 2= Mentry Red River. Purslane. Ta-lev. 82088 Toronto 3-4 1:16 good 4-5 106 7 5 2 2* l'i Gilbert Smoker. Security King Avondale. 81033 Toronto 3^1 1:13* fast 6 101 5 4 4 3'1 4'i C Ross Lady Irma. Purslane. Red River. 80489 Oakland lm20y 1:44* goodll-10 103 5 1 Bled. Taplin ThePeer. DonEnrique. OceanQueen. RED RIVER, ch. h. 5. by Fatherless— Lizzie H. (A. B. Hancock). Weight today 132. 82303 Montreal 3-4 1:14* good 3-10 128 3 3 3 3" It Goldstein C. W. Burt. Mazuma, Blue Coat. 82232 Toronto 3-4 1:13? fast 11-5 128 3 2 4 31 1= Rettig Centre Shot. Purslane. Tasley. S2107 Toronto 3-4 1:13* fast 2* 121 1 3 3 1* l4 Goldstein Bellwether, Purslane, Plaudmoxe. 82023 Toronto 1 1:42* hvy 2 122 2 2 2 2 l1 1* Goldstein Terah. Bellwether. Little Osage. 81933 Toronto 3-4 1:13* fast 2 119 3 2 2 2* 31* Goldstein Lady Irma. Purslane. Centre Shot. DAREINGTON. b. c. 4. by Toddington— Dareza (0. Turek). Weight todav 109. 82175 Toronto 3-4 1:14* fast 8 112 8 3 4 2'1 1* Herbert Security. St.Elmwood. Sir Edward 82094 Toronto 1 1-16 1:49* good 10 109 8 3 1 1 32 3» Rettig Neoskaleeta. Th.Calhonn. Varietes. 82013 Toronto lm70y 1:49* hvy 6 104 6 4 3 3 32 55i Herbert Ida May. Gemmell. L'ncle Toby. 81865 Toronto 3-4 1:15| fast 2 127 8 8 6 44 31 Mentry DukeofMIlan. Cruched'Or. Youthfjl ONTARIO, b. g. 6. bv Sempronius — Royal Approval (D. Stevenson). Weight todav 109. 82177 Toronto 1 1-16 1:48 fast 4 109 3 1 1 3 31 4* Goldstein Juggler. Ellicott. Siskin. 8186.". Toronto lm70v l:45g fast 10 105 4 2 3 3 21 24 Goldstein Hanbri.Ige. Reidmoore. Green Seal. 81263 Pimlico 7-8 1:31* fast 21 144 1 2 1 1 I'll" Mr R T'lorAster d'Or. Edgelv. King Sol. 78082 Pimlico 1 1-8 l:54g fast 8 112 4 3 3 3 2- 2' Goldstein CaveAdsum. KioGrande. K.ofBashan JOHN GARNER, b. g. 7. by Deerslayer— 8atinet (J. D. Btyan, Jr.). Weight todav 109. 821-. I Toronto lm70y 1 :47 fast 25 107 1110 11 lo 9= 6; M Murphy Crawford, Carthage. Woolwinder. 82090 Toronto lm7oy l:51g good 8 118 5 3 2 2 2* 3'i Mr W K'ly Henry 0-. Bobbie Kean. Charivari. S2025 Toronto lm70y 1 :49g hvy 7 107 5 5 4 3 3l 610lDeverlch T. Calhoun. Ed. Gum. Malediction. 81263 Pimlico 7-8 1:31* fast 6 146 2 1 2 2 41 5"iMr G N'lasOntarlo. Aster d'Or. Edgely. AMRI. b. g. 3. by Locohatchee — Anitra (Mrs. L. A. Livingston). Weight today 87. 8^17s Toronto 1 1-4 2:08g fast 8 97 4 4 3 4 4 3al H'cliffe Hanlnri.lge. Direct. Arondack. 82091 Toronto 1 1-8 1:56 good 50 96 5 6 6 6 6 65 H'cliffe Kingjames. Arondack. HighPrlvate 81866 Toronto 1 1-8 1 :55* fast 15 104 111110 9 8* 75i Bowman Gay Fisher. Arondack. Detective. 77601 Belmont 3-4 l:13g fast 8 108 6 7 7 71 V J Lee GoldenLegend. L.Selina. Sententloua Latonia Latonia Entries and Past Performances for Monday, June 7. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK GOOD. (Handicapped for a good track.) LATONIA 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 — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Maidens. Special Weights. (Track record: 82103—1:12— 0—102. ) Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcn. 82170= Rod Shawl 107 l:21g 107..X72.V 80000 Kiddy 107..X720 S2239 Sinlong 107 . . X 724) S2ol4 Woodlands Rose .. 107..X715 82224 Kyronda 107 715 s-2373 Nettie Traver 107..X71O 82103 May I.utz 107 705 81. "»3 Taunie 107 70O 8210.V Xaivo 102 1:14? 107 700 82174 Mrs. Marion Moore. 107 000 81586 Rupicola MT..X000 S12U7 Btteiia Vista 107 009 K1054 Splendida 107 0X5 82224 Linolin 107 ti7r. 82291 Worthy 107 650 BUM Ceriua 107 tiOo Second Race— -5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (Track reeord: 77037— 1 :00* 2—108.) (SIS40) THE FAD 100 13011 111. .3)725 82002 Pinkard 1O7..X705 82227 C. A. I.oiman 112..X700 82IMI2 Toplaud 110.. X 700 82200 Short Order 108 OBS 82151 I-iveno 98 1:05 U2..XO0O 82tl85:i l'ereno 107 1:01*. 107 085 817 .+ Siinonette 1011:012 107..X075 82102 Master Eugene 108 OO-T BUBO Mv Henry 105 otio 82150 Amanda I*ee I06..XOSO 81035 Dudie MS..XOM Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (Track record: 500 18— 1:00 — 2— KMi.) 82103= Colloquy 106 1:05 5. .114. .©750 H1757 T. M. Green Ill 1:07 3.. 08.. ©745 82104= Wool Sandals 108 1:08* 5. .109. . x74o 82152' Righteasv 107 l:0Sjt 3.. 91..X740 82224- Sea Swell S. .11 1 . .©73r. 8K355 Claiborne 05 1:071 8..OO..X720 01038 J. II. Reed 110 1:07* 3..100..X720 Lid. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcn. 82103 W. A. Leach 100 1:08; 3.. 101 700 75071 Jerry Carroll 4 . . 104 HI Fourth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-vear-olds and upward. Handicap. (Track record: 82104 — 1:44*— 6— 122.) 82154" Rara Avis 105 1 :50il 4.. 97..X750 01054* Mellowmiut 105 1:47* 3.. 100 745 78085' Alice Baird 3. .101. .©745 (821531 Xadzu 104 1:48* 5. .105. . X740 82236' John E. McMillan. .111 1:51* 5. .107. . X735 (822201 Alice 3.. 98..X7.W (81690) (iliding Belle 00-1:45* 3..103..X725 (SUMS) iloieal 112 1:49* 3..100..X725 Fifth Race— 1 1-6 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 46995 — 1:514— 3— 98.) 82101' Belleview 110 1:54 6. .108. . X725 81654 Broadside 3. . 89 720 82225- Billv Pullman 110 1:54 4..104..X715 01531 * Albert Star 103 1:52* 4. .107. . X710 (82240) Stone Street 101 1:55 4.. 104.. ©710 (82174) Pink Wings 3.. 87.. X 705 82226* Grenade 112 1:59* 8.. 108.. ©700 82200 Orly 108 1:53* 9..108..X605 82240* Huerfano , 104 1:56* 5..108..X60O 82174 Elvsium 0.. 87..X6S5 82100 Hughes 105 1:54* 5. .108. .©080 82240 Great 6..108..X680 (821V.) Bucket Brigade ...108 1:52* 4. .107. .©675 82240 Ed Kane 09 1:59 4. .104. .©675 82239' Meadowgrass 3.. 80..X67S Sixth Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. '* 4-year olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 77920— 1:43*— 3— 102.) 82173' Ketchemike 108 1:47* 4..110..X725 (82238) Orlandot 95 1:50* 4..107..X715 82101 Rustle 4.. 10."... ©710 (82237) Warner GrisweU.. .105 1:45?. 5..111..X705 81104 B.au Briuumel 100*1:43* 5..111..X7O0 82154 Gilvedear 4..111..X700 82153 Masson 4..107..X690 81057 Imbodea 102 1:47* 8..111..X680 82056' Winning Star 4..105..X680 82106 San Primo 7. .111 . . X675 81924 Palamon 4..11o..x675 82291' Tim Kellv 4. .107.. ©670 82155 Albert Fan* 4.. 107 665 82152 Elvira M 4. .105. . x6"SO ' 81847 Little Fit* 4. .107 650 The figures under "Rec." In above entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance, with weight carried, since January 1. 1908. This time is not necessarily made by a winner. It may be the estimated time of a losing performance. LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED MONDAY. FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile, 3-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Special Weights. (82103—1:12—6—102.) Index Course DistTimeTckOdds Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company RED SHAWL, b. f. 3. bv Tanzmeister— Red Sleeves (J. T. Ireland). Weight today 107. 8-170 Latonia 3-4 1:17* mud 11-5 96 1 2 2 2l 2* E Martin M.Hamilton. JoeMcCarthv. l.aSouer 82014 Latonia 3^ 1:20* hvy 12 107 5 6 4 41 34 Page Pink Wings, J. Baker, Net.Traver 81403 Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 17 105 5 11 11 91 91* Lloyd Console. Prolect. Dextrine. 81267 Lexington 51 f 1:12 mud 8 105 1 5 4 31 4« Page T. Holland. Busy Man. A.Sturtevant KIDDY, b. f, 3. by Planudes — Dorothy Gray (Gallaher Bros.). Weight today 107. 82006 Latonia 5} f 1:14* hvy 40 95 5 9 8 81 7" E Martin Tom Holland. Ralbert. Stoner Hill. 81403 Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 71 110 6 10 8 ll2 10131V Powers Console. Project. Dextrine. 81267 Lexington 51 f 1:12 mud 25 105 3 8 8 81 791 T Rice T.Holland. BusvMan. A.Sturtevant 75703 Windsor 6-8 1:04* hvy 7 99 9 11 11 ll1 ft* Kennedy SirCannon, Maxim Gun, High Hat. SINLONG, b. f. 3, by Scintillant H.— Ada Long (G. Bond). Weight today 107. 82_:l:i Latonia 3-4 1:19* hvy 25 101 5 6 6 5' 47 Paul Orlamlot. Meadowgrass. N.Carmack 82152 Latonia 3-1 1:16 mud 100 93 5 6 5 41 4'°}Paul All Red. Marbles. Rlghteasy. WOODLANDS ROSE. blk. f. 3, by Sain— St. Rose (B. Schreiber). Weight today 107. 82014 Latonia 3-4 1:20* hvy 5 107 7 3 7 5- 5«1 E Martin PinkWings. JackBaker. RedShawl. 76624 Fort Erie 5-8 l:02g fast 6 108 2 2 2 4» 10'» Troxler Splendida. Tenorett. Anna L. Daley 76567 Fort Erie 5-8 1:08 hvy 21 100 1 1 1 1* 2} Kennedy Boadicea. Rupicola. Mrs. M. Moore. 7C449 Fort Erie 5-8 1:021 slow 60 100 4 3 6 8 S^IC Ross AnneMeGee. MlssCrittenden. Aralia KYRONDA, b. f, 3, by Sempronius— Linka (H. Oots). Weight today 107. 82224-Latonla 3-4 1:18 hvv 200 91 9 6 5 71 7'° Hufnagel Daintv Dame. Sea Swell. The Peer. 75423 Latonia 5-8 1 :02* fast 15 103 9 9 8 7"' 6'J Hufnagel Chalice, Malecon, The Missus. SM Latonia 5-8 1:02* good 100 1»4 12 10 10 10' 7* Warren E. Harwood. Lady Ruby. B. Vista. NETTLE TRAVER. ch. f. 3, by Lamplighter — Calamity Jane (J. S. Hawkins). Weight today 107. 8:-:::7 Latonia 3-4 1:18* hvy 8 Ml 1 1111 3'3 Taplin W.Grisvvell. Fr'kStagg. J. McCarthy 8210.", Latonia 3-4 1:14* fast 15 100 4 3 5 4" 6*1 Taplin I.udhlana. Cliali.-e. Xarco. 82ul4 Latonia 3-4 1:20* hvy 6 107 3 1 1 3' 4s Taplin PinkWings. JackBaker. RedShawl. 81403 Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 16-5 105 7 7 7 7' 7lllTaplln Console, Project. Dextrine. MAY LUTZ. ch. f, 3, by The Commoner — Great Annie (J. D. White). Weight today 107. 82103 Lilt on la 2-4 1:12 fast 200 88 10 10 10 •* 10ll!iW AndressHvperlon II.. Colloquy. CrvstalMaid 78072 Latonia 5-8 1:00* fast 100 99 7 5 7 9» 812lBrannon Sea Swell. Jollv. Romp. 77975 Latonia 51 f 1:0S* fast 30 107112 12 12 12 12'»lFoy Zarape. Mrs.MarlonMoore. Kllvany. 77722 Louisville 3-4 1:141 fast 12 102 7 8 10 111 1014lKennedy Mrs.Sewall. M.Critt'den. Semoron'm TANNIE. b. f. 3. bv Kilkerran— Talpa (Talbot Bros.). Weight today 107. 81552 Louisville 3-4 1:11* fast 400 90 6 7 8 8' 8" Hufnagel Hanbrldge. Ch. Eastman. Olambala. 7760S Louisville 5* f 1:08 fast 30 108 6 8 8 ll2 11"1J Butler Almena. Splendida. Procla. 77172 Louisville 5* f 1:08* fast 30 112 3 4 6 61 4*1 Pickens All Red. Zarape. Peter Pender. 77259 Lexington 5-4 1:14* fast 21-6 106 6 6 6 6' 6* A Walsh GlIdingBelle. MabelHenry. Semproni XARCO. br. f, 3, by G. W. Johnson— Louise (H. P. Headley). Weight today 107. S2105 Latonia 3-4 1:14* fast 4 102 1 1 1 61 3'J M McGee Ludhiana. Chalice. Tonv B. MRS. MARION MOORE, ch. f. 3. by Nasturtium— Lady Ellerslie II. (M. C. Moore). Weight today 107. 82174 Latonia 1 1:48 mud 50 105 8 8 8 6 4* 4^1 .1 Baker Pink Wings. Lillian Bay, Landlord 81848 L'sville 1 1-16 1:49* mud 50 106 8 7 6 7 71 7l«JJ Lee l'loreal. Pink Wings. Cordova. 81465 L'sville lm70y 1:45* slow 35 102 9 7 8 11 13 13"1D Austin Edwin L.. Gerrymander. Patriot. 77975 Latonia 51 f 1:0S* fast 30 106 2 2 2 2* 2'1 Pickens Zarape. Kllvany. Malecon. RUPICOLA, br. f. 3, by Advance Guard— Kin Rose (R. E. Lechleiter). Weight today 107. 81586 Louisville 3-4 1:131 fast 12 110 9 12 9 S« 7B1 Heidel Patriot. Zeola. Irrigator. S1403 Louisville 3-4 1:131 fast 14 110 12 13 10 13' 1215lHeidel Console. Project. Dextrine. 76758 Fort Erie 6-S 1:011 fast 30 104 11 10 11 7** 6*1 Glasner Joe Gaitens. Gloriole. Ramsy. 76713 Fort Erie 6-8 1:011 fast 20 107 6 8 6 6s 5*1 Pickens Dearie. Mercadel. May Lutz. BDENA VISTA, b. f. 3. by Glenheim— Alma Tadema (Mrs. W. T. Sellers). Weight today 107. 81267 Lexington 51 f 1:12 mud 55 MO 11 Fell. Lovell T.Holland. BusvMan. A.Sturtevant 81201 Lexington 3-4 1:15* good 400 105 11 11 10 10' 10"iSellers Mentor. Jupiter Joe. Edwin L. 772S0 Lexington 3-4 1:14* fast 500 97 5 6 7 7» 714 Hufnagel Cordova. Aspirin. Colonel Blue. 77236 Lexington 3-4 1:14* fast 140 991 6 6 6 6 614 Glasner Warfiehl. Dr. Barkley. Mrs.Sewall. SPLENDIDA, ch. f. 3. by Woolsthorpe— Splendid (J. T. Combs). Weight today 107. 81654 L'sville lm20v 1:40* fast 35 98 Left at the post. R Will'ms T.Havward. Greenbr'ev. Mellowin't 81588 Louisville 7-8 1:26 fast 500 95 4 5 7 8 8" 81* R Will'ms Melissa. Righteasv. Floreal. 73109 Latonia 51 f 1:081 fast 20 109 14 10 11 10* V Deverich Point Lace. Malecon. Kllvany. 7803S Latonia 61 f 1 :0S fast 10 110 2 2 2 8"* V Heidel DenverGlrl. Ludhiana. SisterPhyllls. LINOLIN. ch. f. 3. bv Requital— Linnie (J. S. Kellv). Weight today 107. 82224 Latonia 3-4 1:18 hvy 200 91 5 9 9 9" 9" Brannon Dainty Dame. Sea Swell. The Peer. 82014 Latonia 3-4 l:20g hvy 100 107 11 10 10 101 9'° Robinson PinkWings. JackRaker. RedShawl. CERINA. ch. f, 3. by Meddler— Chinkara (A. J. Gorey). Weight today 107. 81586 Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 12 loo 16 16 14 14' 14" JH Will'ms Patriot. Zeola. Irrigator. S14H3 Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 16-5 110 15 14 14 15= 15" J Lee Console. Prolect. Dextrine. 72690 F.Grounds 3-8 36* hvy 20 110 9 11* 121' J Lee Arionette. Pinion, Cunning. WORTHY, br. f. 3. bv Requital— Trustful (F. D. Grosche). Weight today 107. 82291 Latonia 51 f 1:09* hvy 30 lul 6 8 9 7' 6" E Martin B. Bodemer, Fsury. Tim Kelly. SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (77937—1:001/3—2—108.) THE FAD, ch. g. 2. bv Woolsthorpe — Fashionable (C. C. Van Meter). Weight today 111. 81849 Louisville 41 f 54* mudll-20 109 2 1 1= l4 D Austin Topland. Duquesne. St. Deiniol. 81758 Louisville 5-8 1:01* mud 4-5 106 1 1 1 1* 1« D Austin St. Deiniol. Calash. F. G. Hogan. 81626 Louisville 41 f 54* mud 15 102 1 1 1» l4 D Austin Calash. Paul Davis. St. Deiniol. 81529 Louisville 41 f 53* fast 25 101 7 11 10; 10'°1D Austin Joe Morris. King Solomon. Donau. PINKARD. b. c, 2. by Pink Coat— Lorna Doone (S. K. Hughes). Weight today 107. 82002 Latonia 41 f 1:09 hvy 20 107 8 6 5* 5*1 T Rice Rob Co. Eve White. Metzie. 8172.' Louisville 41 f 53* fast 16 104 5 7 6 6" J Lee l'r'celmpeafel. Fereno. Barleytharpe 81496 Louisville 41 f 53* fast 71 10S 4 6 6* 6'} Warren Turf Star. Henderson. Hallack. 81376 Louisville 41 f 54* fast 5 96 3 3 in l4 E Martin K.Olympian. BlackBoy. D.Goodhar. C. A. LEIMAN. b. c. 2. by Cesarion — Glenore (J. L. Beeson). Weight today 112. 82227 Latonia B-8 1:'"4* hvy 31 113 2 2 2 3* 5» V Powers Eye White. Starport. Redeem. 821 2 Latonia 41 i 53* fast 10 111 1 2 21 l1 B Martin Chemola Gllpv. Hallack. 81937 Latonia 1-2 50* mud 10 108 1 1 l4 l6 Page Placide. Paul Davis. Grace Dixon. 81787 Louisville 4* f 55* hvy 50 115 9 8 7' f"| Of Brooks Starport. Zephyr. Martine H. TOPLAND. b. c, 2, by Orlando — Tonsy Over (F. D. Grosche). Weight today 110. 82082 Latonia 41 f 1:00 hvv 12 110 9 7 6 6*% Heidel Rob Co Eve White. Metzie. S1849 Louisville 41 f 54* mud 51 109 3 2 2l 24 V Powers The Fad. Dnouesue. St. Deiniol. 81529 Louisville 41 f 532 fast 30 118 11 9 11 ll"lTroxler .Toe Morris. King Solomon. Donai. 81469 Louisville 41 f 65* slow 181 112 1 1 V V Troxler Gaptain Glore. Fores. Gllpy. ■^■^— »^— — — ■— — ^— — — — SHORT ORDER, blk. o. 2. bv Sir Dixon— Lady Alberta (J. R. Wainwright). Weight todav 108. ^■±*n Latonia 5-s 1:88 hvy 16 104 fi 5 5 5* 4" J Lee Cherrvola. Jack Straw. RilliardRall RI4SI Uuiif-.ville 44 f 54 fast 13 10:' 9 7 6' .=. } Kain , Pr'nkC.Hngan. Slewfoot. St.Deinlol SHfiD Louisville 41 f E5I slow 3 11 ! [1 10 10« 10'«JV Powers Toplatiil. Captain Clore. Forez. S1317 Louisville l 2 in fast 3-5 US 5 6 6'i H Pace Dmjuesno. Kiddy Loo. Toplaud. LAVENO. h. c. 2. bv Ornament— Lillian Lee (G. W. .T. Bissell). Weight today 112. 82151 Latonia :, s 1:04) mud 8 ins :: 4 4J 5', b Austin Jack Straw. Snlinii. .r..ln, M.-ciurc. 82008 Latonia 4ifl:00 hvy 20 US 5 4 31 V Davenp't Hob Co Eye White. Mctzie. 817S4 Louisville 6-8 1;05 hvy 18 K 4 3 2 II Inn Davenp't SaUaii. Jack Straw Eva Tanguav. 81719 Louisville 4J f 54J fast 25- 103 1 3 3l 3'J Davenp't CollisOrmsby, Cherryola, Hallack FERENO, ch. f. 2. bv Nasturtium— Grace J. (W. J. Young). Weight today 107. - 85 Latonia 5 Sl:01lgood7 107 2 12 2& Vh Troxler I...uise S.. Kva Tanguav. My (ial. S1722 Louisville n f 5.14 fast 9-5 104 3 3 3J 2* Page P. Imperial. Barlevfhorpe. NblHM S1499 Louisville J-2 47 fast 12-5 110 3 1 1} 1» M MeGee Patsalajra. Chanticlor. Cellaret. Si::?3 I^ouisville 1-2 48 fast 21-10 115 2 1 1J 2'J Taplln Louise S.. Patsalaga. Starport. SIMONETTE. br. e. 2. by St. Simonian II.— Lindenette (Gallaher Bros.). Weight today 107. §1784 Louisville S-fl 1:05 hvy 13 100 5 5 5 71 7' Pag.- Laveno. Salinn. Jack Straw. M5S7 Louisville 5-8 1:91 fast 8J 101 S 5 4 4== 32i Page Salian. Chanticlor. Jack Straw. Sl4tit; Louisville 45 f 54J slow 17 101 1 4 41 F» K Martin Slewfoot. Lou Lanier. Black Bov. M4'p7 Louisville 4* f 54 fast 5 97 4 4 4' 653 B Martin Brunhilde. Gilpv. Front Row. MASTER EUGENE, b. c. 2. bv AUan-a-Dale — Faunette (J. Everman) Weight todav 108. S2W2 Litoniu 11 f r.2g fast 25 His 4 3 4' G1? Heldel C. A. Leiinnn. Cherrvola. Cilpv. UOfil Louisville 4i f 54jS fast 13 118 8 2 4»t 7" Heidel Boh Co.. Cellaret. Grace Dixon. OSH LoOJavUlo 41 f 543 fast 55 118 C 3 51 7'1 Heidel Hallack. Forez. Starport. MY HENRY, ch. g. 2. by OHrnus— Hoodoo (J. S. Hawkins). Weight today 105. 821M Latonia 1-2 50 mud 41 110 10 8 81 S" iTaplin Inferno Queen. Placide. Martine H. AMANDA LEE, b. f. 2. bv Sempronius— Fon Mate (D. T. Morris). Weight today 105. SUM Latonia 1-2 50 mud 15 110 4 9 9' 9"lHeidel Inferno Queen, Placide. Martine II. M754 Louisville 41 f 568 mud U 100 p 4 5* 4I3}E Martin Chanticlor. Cambronne.Kich.Tanaka 81292 Louisville 1-2 494 slow 9 100 11 9 91 8'°}E Martin Ethelburg. Martine H.. Placide. DUDIE. b. f. 2. bv Jean Bereaud— Big Goose (G. B. Ott). Weight today 105. BUSS I-at..nia 12 49| mud 25 107 7 5 61 6"lHeidel Clierrvola. Inferno Queen. Banrivcs M7s7 Louisville 41 f 55g hvy 8 112 6 10 84 8l:lHeidel Starport. Zephyr. Martine H. THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (50018—1:00—2—106.) COLLOQUY, b. m. 5. bv Russell— La Tour (G. H. Holle). Weight todav 114. 82103 Latonia S-4 1:12 fast 7-10 loo I 11 fl 2 T Rice Hyperion II.. Crystal Maid. Zienap S19L-:: latonia 51 f 1:0) mud 4 10s 1 11 l'l l'l J Lee Al Muller. Madman. IHBG Louisville 3-4 1:12| fast 14-5 111 I 3 3 21 1" Page CharlieEastman. Jacobite. Madman 81375 Louisville 3-4 1:11? fast 7 109 1 1 1 1 21 J Lee DaintvDame. Irfaueh. WooKandab T. M. GREEN, b. g. 3. bv G. W. Johnson— Evergreen (D. N. Prewitt). Weight todav 93. 81767 L. uisville 3 4 1:14* mud 17-5 105) 1 0 5 8 S'i Heidel nstalMaid. Ch. Eastman. SeaSwell MM Louisville 1 1:40 mud 41 101 2 3 1 1 2" 2= Page Olambala. Haubridge. Dr. Barklev. 7S0C1 Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 4 107 1 112' 2* Heidel Miss Sain. Berwick. Colloauv. 7X0.7 latonia E| f 1:071 fast 11-10 115 2 11 l1! 1« M McGee Crystal Maid. Alice. Marse Abe. WOOL SANDALS, br. h. 5, by Woolsthorpe — Winged Sandals (A. Lasance). Weight todav 109. s:'l"4 Latonia 1 1-16 1:44* 'fast 12 104 2 3 3 3 31 2- M McGee K.l a lighter. Tom Havwanl. Douna rtt25 1. .uisville 1 1:40| mud 25 112 5 5 5 5 31 38 Warren Hack. Crystal Maid. Dainty Dame. 81437 L'sville 1 1 1C 1 :45J fast 35 103 10 10 10 10 10 10"JZurborg Miami. Arcite. Ilnok. M375 Louisville 3-4 1:118 fast 12 108 7 6 6 5= 461 Zurborg Dainty Dame. Colloquy. Irfaneli. Rir-HTEASY. blk. f. 3. by Lackford— Edith Mc.(W. R. Hall). Weight today 91. 82162 Latonia 3-4 1:16 mud 41 94 3 3 3 34 3*1 Taplin All Red. Marbles. Sinl.mg. MC52 l^uisville 3-4 1:12 1 fast 33-10 98 6 5 3 2" 2"* A Walsh Fulford. Boserrlan. Pal. Rlsn Loolsvllle 7-8 1:26 fast 7 102 1 3 S 3 2" 2H A Walsh Melissa. Floreal. Irfaneh. 814: 5 Ixiuisville 3-4 1:131 fast 8 95 7 9 4 3& 21 Taplln Miss Strome. Goldproof. Voting. SEA SWELL, ch. c. 3, by Cesarion— Nydia (L. A. Cella). Weight todav 111. 82224 Latonia 3^4 1:18 hvy 8-5 99 1 1 1 Is 2" E Martin Dalntv Dame. The Peer. Enfield. 82*83 latonia 3-4 1:141 good 12-5 107 1 11 l1 3«1 V Powers Al Muller. Dainty Dame. Madman. 82*03 Latonia I -4 1 :198 hvy 3-5 93 2 111* l'l E Martin Daintv Dame. Marbles. C. Eastman M757 L.uisville 3-4 1:14* mud 2 1071 2 111* 31 Taplin Crystal.Maid. Ch. Eastman. AlMuiler CLAIBORNE, h. c. 3. bv Monsieur de L'Orme — Mauga (J. J. Galvin). Weight todav 96 SU355 Tampa fil f 1 :23} fast 4 112 3 6 fi 5l 4"1 Troxler Autumn Maid. Khsium. Kustaciau. 80211 Tampa 1 1:463 slow S 91 I 1 5 5 5* 5» Paul Don Hamilton. Siskin. Roaeborf! II. J. H. REED. ch. c. 3. bv Woolsthorpe — Liska (Henderson & Hogan). Weight todav 106. 81625 Louisville 1 1:401 mud 5 91 7 6 4 3 5" 5l: R Will'msHuck. Crystal Maid. Wool Sandals. 81SO0 L'sville lm70y 1:43* fast 7 1ii3 17 7 4 2» 21 M McGee Creel. MissCrittenden. Woohvinder. S140S L'sville 1 1-16 1:46 fast 31 103 2 1 1 1 23 2'1 M McGee Creel. Orlandot. To-n Havward. 81293 Lmisville 3-4 l:14g slow 14 107 9 9 7 6" 3« M McGee Tom Dolan. Enfield. E. T. Shipp. W. A. LEACH, b. c. 3. bv Star Shoot — Dixoletta (John Marklein). Weight todav 101. M2103 Latonia 3-1 1:12 fast 200 93 6 5 5 61 7"JHufnaKel Hyperion II.. Colloqny, CrvstalMai.l MCVi Lmisville 3 4 1:121 fast 120 100 6 6 6 6 6,sJHufnagel Colloquy. CharlieEastman. Jacobite 75697 Latonia 51 f 1 :07* fast 7 111 9 8 8 91 86 V Powers Direct. Crystal Maid. Dick Roller. 75t;C latonia 51 f 1:08* fast 3-2 109 3 5 4 5» 31 V Powers UncleWalter. Floreal. CrystalMald. JERRY CARROLL, ch. g. 4. by Pentecost — Batyah. Weight todav 104. 7".i;71 Latonia :: 1 1 :1.".= fast 12 102 13 12 12 95 8-'lFlynn Hack. Washakie. Llsmaado. jattt Lat.nia 7-S 1:27 fast 500 96 9 9 9 9 9 9-7|Hufnagel Director. Apache. Hannibal Ley. FOURTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (82104— 1:44^.— G— 122.) RARA AVIS. br. c. 4. bv St. George — Hundley (W. Gerst). Weight today 97. .S2154 latonia 1 1:43* mud 3-5 110 3 3 3 2 2'J 35* V Powers Gvpsy Kiitg. La Favette. Gilredear 83108 LAtonia 3-4 1:198 hvy 15 105 3 4 5 4& 531 J Lee Sea Swell. Daintv Dame. Marbles. si 927 Latonia 1 1-16 1:508 mud S 105 111 2 Ik l1 R WlU'ms K'pMovinir. Bonebrake. Ketcliemike S1723 L'sville lm70y 1 :44* fast 9-5 110 5 5 5 3 3* 37i M McGee Deacon. Cymbal. Grenade. M^UOWMIKT. ch. c. 3. by Ben Holladav — Bitters (G. Borkel). Weieht todav 100. Sli;.".l L'sville lm20y 1:40* fast 3 103 14 9 S 5 41 31 T Rice T. Havward. Greenbr'se. Woolw'der S15LT. L'sville 1 1-16 l:46g fast 5 105 6 5 5 5 5l 3* T Rice Tom Havward. Romp. Home Run. S1377 L'sville lm70v 1:45 fast 21 110 2 5 5 4 3h 21J T Rice Star Thistle. Maritza. Home Run. S1220 Lex'gton 1 1-16 1:48 fast 33-10 103 4 2 2 2 1» l5 T Rice Gilvedear. Colonel Blue. Enlist. ALICE BAIRD, ch. f. 3. by Woolsthorpe— Belle of Troy (A. Baker). Weight today 101. 7 si is;, Latonia 11:411 fast 1-2 105 222 3 3'1 3=1 J Butler Floreal, Dispute. Irrigator. 779.17 Latonia 1 1:40 fast 9-6 103 8 7 7 6 51 31 J Butler All Red. Dispute. Floreal. 77S73 Latonia 7-S l:30g hvy 2 105 1 1 1 2 22 2J J Butler Dr. Holzberg. Buffons. Ray H. 7764S Louisville 3-4 1:131 fast 3 101 4 2 2 21 l1 J Butler Dr. Holzberg. Arionette. Cordova. NADZTJ. ch. g. 6. by Lodowic — Salt Grass Mag (H. G. Bedwall). Weight today 105. 82153 Latonia 1 1-16 l:52g mud 8-5 110 6 6 5 4 V 31 Taplin Col. Blue. StoneStreet. Meadowsrrass 51755 Louisville 1 1-2 2:37g hvy 17-10 111 4 3 3 2 l'l 1* Taplin Belleview. First Peep, l'.esterlin-:. 81531 Louisville 1 1-8 1:53 fast 12-5 110 2 9 8 5 31 l1 Taplin Albert Star. Gilvedear. Grenade. M439 Louisville 1 1-4 2:06* fast 1 107 5 6 2 2 1» 2" Taplln Belleview. Oroonoka. Albert Fanz. JOHN E. M'MILLAN. ch. g. 5. bv John Bright— Battle Bell (J. R. Wainwright). Weight today 107. 82226 l-at..r.ia 1 1-16 1:528 hvy 8 10S 3 3 3 3 3 3'1 Page Alice. Moquette. BMM L'sville lm20y 1 :40* fast 10 97 6 6 6 6 41 4s Kain GlidingBelle. OldHonestv. Warfield 81G63 L'sville lm70y 1 :42* fast 8 103 2 4 2 3 2b 22 T Rice Green Seal. Zienap. Old Honesty. S149S L'sville lm70y 1:43 fast 18 1091 5 6 6 6 53 65 V Powers Moquette. Roy. Tourist. OldHonestv ALICE, ch. f. 3. bv Fatherless — Eostre (M. Burton). Weight today 98. 8223S Latonia 1 1-M Ifl hvv I 93 2 2 2 1 HUE Martin Moquette. John E. .M'-Millan. 82263 Latonia 1 1-16 l:52g mudl7-10 M| 3 4 3 1 31 5« F Rurton Nadzn. Colon.-l Bine. Stone Street. Km Lit. .nia 7-S 1:321 mud 21 107 13 2 1 1! 1' F Burton M.Crifnden. Admonitor. Cassowarv 51756 L'sville lm70y 1:44* mud 19-5 95 6 5 4 3 S' 1«E Martin Lady Vie. Greenbrldtre. B. Pullman GLIDING BELLE, b. f. 3. by Belle's Commoner — Gliding By (W. F Schulte). Weight today 103. S16:KI L'sville lm2t v 1:40* fast 11 95 12 2 1 1"! 14 E Martin OldHonestv. Warfield .I.E. McMillan S15L' L'sville 1 1-16 1:45* fast 15 90 2 2 2 2 2= l1 E Martin Dr. Barklev. Ladv Esther. Direct. BMW L'sville lm70y 1 :43* fast 26 87 3 4 3 3 31 3' Brannon Warfieli!. St.Elmw'd. .I.E. McMillan M34I L0 uisville 1 1:42 fast 4} 95 11 11 11 9 9- 7« Brannon MissCrittenden, Rustle, Sorrowful. FLOREAL. b. f. 3. bv Allowav— Any day (W. H. FUer). Weight todav 100. SIMS L'sville 1 1 16 1:49* mud 7-5 112 4 3 3 1 1* 1» Heidel Pink Wings. Cordova. Clvita. sicss L. uisville 1 1:391 fast 23 S7 2 7 7 7 51 5»J Brannon Sir Cleges Zienap. St. Ehnwood. s|5ss Louisville 7-8 1:21 fast 28 102 5 7 5 4 45 34* Kennedy Melissa. Rlgliteasv. Irfaneh. 81198 l^exington 7-8 1:28 good 11 95 2 6 6 5 31 31" Lovell Crys. Maid. DaintvDame. .T.Randolf riFTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (40095— 1 :51Vi— 3— OS.) BELLEVIEW. ch. g. 6. bv Bel Demonio — Gadabout (F. B. Stevens). Weight todav 108. 82KH Latonia 1 1-8 1:53* fast 5 113 11 10 9 8 4- 31! T Rice LillieTurnr^r. BlllvPuMnian. Grena.l' M785 Louisville 1 1-2 2:37? hvy 18-5 111 6 2 2 3 3 5 2* V Powers Na.lzu. first I'eep. Besterling. ^ S1531 Louisville 1 1-8 1:53 fast 6 113 9 6 6 4 61 5S1 T Rice Nadzu. Albert Star. Gilvedear. 81439 Louisville 1 1-4 2:06* fast 13-10 106 1 2 4 3 2: 1» T Rice Nadzu. Oroonoka. Albert Fanz. BROADSIDE, ch. c. 3. bv Star Shoot— Marina (L. A. Cella). Weight todav 89 S1654 L'sville lm20y 1:40* fast 45 100 4 11 9 11 101 lO'^lE Martin T.Havward. Groenbr'gv. Mellowni't M526 L'sville 1 1-16 1 :4C1 fast 30 102 1112 11 11 91 88 E Martin Tom Hayward. Romp. Mellowmint. M202 Lez'cton 11-16 1:50 good 10 95 3 1 2 3 310 341 Lovell Grenade. Arrow Swift. Prytania. 77475 Louisville 3-4 1:151 fast 45 106 12 12 11 11* 11»1 T Koerner She Wolf. St. Aolaire. Floreal. BILLY PULLMAN, b. g. 4. by GleDheim— Andrisa (J. R. Wainwright) Weight today 104. 82225 Latonia 1 1-lfi 1:55 hvy I 109 3 5 5 4 21 2* Pago OolonelBlue. Grenade. MaldMllitaut 8203 Latonia 1 1 16 l:32g mud 12 102 4 4 4 4 3'?. 3" T Rice Deacon. Ketcliemike. Kennew i.-k. 82101 Latonia 1 1-8 1 :53* fast 7 110 4 4 4 2 2b 2' V Powers I. illie Turner. Belleview. Grenade. S2tll\ latonia 1 1-8 2:00* hvy 21 107 0 4 4 4 31 3!1 V Powers WaterLake. Mai.lMilltant. Huerfano ALBERT STAR. b. c. 4. by Star Bhoot— Lady Alberta (M. Ording). Weight today 107. 81531 l,ouis\ ill,- 1 IS 1:53 fast 18-5 104 8 S 9 6 4"k 2' Page Nadzu. Gilvedear. Grenade. 81346 Louisville 11-8 1:54 fust 15 114 4 7 7 8 75 7"! Heidel Belleview. Nadzu. Brookleaf. 81035 S. Anita 1 3-16 1:59 fast 11-5 103 8 S 8 6 fi1 2*1 Page First Peep. Silver Line. Logistilla. 80960 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:521 fast 5 104 4 7 7 7 7 4 1 Page Third Rail. Alma Boy. Silver Line STONE STREET, b. c. 4. by Longstreet — Stoneneliie (C. E. Hamilton) Weight todav 104. 82240 Latonia 1 1 4 2:15s hvy 31 109 I 3 1 3 2: l'l M McGee llit.rfano. WaterLake MaldMllltajii S2153 Latonia 1 1-16 1:528 mud 15 105 7 7 7 6 51 31 M McGee Nadzu. Colonel Blue. Meadowgrass. M'OIS Latonia 1 1-8 2:00* hvy 8-5 104 4 5 5 5 5J 5" M McGee WaterLake. M. Militant. B. Pullman S1940 Latonia 1 1:481 mud 2 107 1 2 2 1 l'l l1 M McGee WaterLake. K.l'owe-s. LadyBaldur PINK WINGS, b. f. 8. bv Pink Coat— Wyola (H. G. Bedwell). Weight todav 87. SJ174 I.at.oiia 1 1:48 mudl3-10 105 6 5 5 2 2' 1"* Mountain LilllanRay. landlord. Mrs . M. Moore 82014 Latoaia 3-4 1:208 hvy 4 107 4 5 6 l1 l3 Mountain Jack Baker. Red Shawl. N. Trover sisis L'svill.- 1 1-16 1:49* mud 7-5 105 8 8 7 6 4* 2* Taplin Floreal. Cordova. Civita. S1341 Louisville 1 1:42 fast 28 961 8 9 9 10 5" 431 Davenp't MissCrittenden. Rustle. Sorrowful. GRENADE, b. g. 8. bv St. Gatier— Turmoil (T. Hatfield). Weight todav 108. •• 82225 Latonia 1 1-16 1:55 hvv 41 113 4 1 1 1 31 33 F Burton Col. Blue. B.Pullman. Maid.Militant. SJ101 latonia 1 1-8 1:53* fast 6 113 6 3 1 1 t 43 F Burton LillieTurner. B. Pullman. Belleview 82W4 Latonia 61 f 1:20* good 30 107 3 2 2 21 2- F Burton Merrick, Boserrian. Deacon. 1756 L'sville lm70y 1:44* mud 25 113 3 6 8 8 5" 6'J T Rica Alice. I^ady Vie. Greenhridge. ORLY. b. g. 9. bv Orvieto— Eilv (F. Geringl. Weight today 108. s-.24 i Latonia 1 1-4 2:15?. hvy 15 113 5 5 6 6 6« 6" Troxler StoneStreet. Huerfano. WaterLake 82M1 Latonia 1 1-8 1 :53J fast 25 113 8 7 S 9 61 68 Troxler LillieTurner. B. Pullman. Bellevlev. 815X1 Louisville 11-8 1:53 fast 15 102110 10 10 10 11 11" Glasner Nadzu. Afcert Star. Gilvedear. M470 L'sville 1 1-16 1:47* slow 20 113 9 10 10 10 P 6lllFoy Grenade. Mamie Algol. J. C. Core. HUERFANO, br. g. 5. by Eddie Jones — Free Love (W. A. Hughes). Weight todav 108. 82340 Luonia 1 1-4 2:158 hvy 12 113 2 1 1 1 1} 2'1 J Lee StoneStreet. Wat. Lake. M.Militant ^Jl'it Latonia 1 1-8 1:53* fast 25 113 7 5 5 6 5' 56 J Lee LillieTurner. B.Pullman. Belleview B24U Latonia 1 1-8 2:00* hvy 12 10S 2 2 2 2 4s 4» J Lee WaterLake. M.Militant. B.Pullman S1927 Latonia 1 1-16 1:508 mud 30 103 2 8 8 7 54 54 Kain RaraAvis. KeeoMoving. Bonebrake. ELYSIUM, b. f. 3. by Ben Bramble— Paradise (W. V. Casev). Weight today 87. B2JM Latonia 1 1:4S mud 20 103 7 6 7 5 5' 5sj Brannon Pink Wings. Lillian Bar. Landlord 8240* JamestOWB 3 4 1:17 slow 3 102 21 J Reid Lilypad. Eustacian, High Hats, s 1S74 Jamestown 1 1:428 good 8 100 5' Mulligan Span. Prince. Font, RoseBeaumont. HUGHES, b. g. 5, by Ingoldsby— Affray (A. L. Kirby;. Weight today 108. K2Mt l-itonia 1 1:398 fast 4 107 10 8 8 8 7= 68} Warren Keep Moving. BemprO. CymbaL 1 M.'.'l Lsville 1 1-lu 1:40* fast 6 107 1 3 4 4 4' 44J Warren Mamie Algol. Gvpsv King. Rastlr. 7S044 Latonia 1 1-16 1:461 fast 3-2 102 3 2 1 1 l1 2» Glasner Financier. Severus. Beau Brummel. CHEAT, b. g. C. bv Great Bend — Good Enough (M. C. Moore). Weight todav 108. 82240 l.ai nia 1 1-4 2:15g hvy SO 113 7 7 7 7 7 7:" J Baker StoneStreet. Huerfano. Water Lake 8134S Louisville 1 1-8 1:54 fast 50 107 7 10 9 9 101 91C J Lee Belleview. Nadzu. Brookleaf. 71SS1 "h. Downs 11:43 good 90 118 12 12 12 9 Sb 7'?1J Harris Bonebrake. Cauopian. Blaxeo'Llght. 74743 Ch. Downs 1 1-8 1:551 good 30 105 8 9 9 9 9 950 Pickens Meada. Ismailiau. Hazel Patch. BUCKET BRIGADE ch. e. 4. bv Goodrich — Piccola (J. Arthur). Weight today 107. s- 155 Latonia 1 1-16 1:52* mud S 108 2 1 1 1 l2 1= Page WarnerGriswell. Flirting. Den. Girl. sjnsii latonia 1 1 :42g good 20 108 4 8 9 9 9 9-4 Taplin Romp. MeadoWL'tass. Camel. 81940 Latonia 1 1:4S8 mud 9 110 3 3 3 4- 6« 7" Taplin StoneStreet WaterLake. K. Power i INK B. Anita 1 1:41* hvy 7 105 4 6 6 7 7 6°1 M McGee Financier, Vesrae. Josie S. ED KANE. ch. g. 4. bv Henry of Navarre — Cecil B. (W. H. Fizer). Weight todav 104. 82240 Latonia 1 1-4 2:152 hvv 6 In9 4 4 4 5 5'- 5" Mountain StoneStreet. Huerfano. Water Lake HMI LatOOia 1 l:51g hvy 7 109 3 4 6 6 4s 4* Mountain Ketehemike Usury. Bonebrake. 81.346 Louisville 1 1-8 1:54 fast 3 97 5 4 5 4 311 5* Davenp't Belleview. Nadzu. Brookleaf. 81246 Lexington 1 1-S 1:59 mud 4-5 99 3 3 2 2 l4 1» Lovell Grenade. M. Militant. B. Double. i-TinoW-KASS. b. f. 3. bv Meadowthorpe — Bonnie Lassie (T. M. Irvin). Weight todav 89. 82239 Latonia 3-4 1:19; hvy 9 103 6 7 5 31 21 D Austin Orlandot. Ned Canuaek. Sinioiig. 82153 Latonia 1 1-16 1 :5j; mud 20 90 1 1 1 2 4'J fi R Will'ms Nadzn. Colonel lilu". Stone Street. S'086 I^atonia 1 1:4a] good 15 89 7 6 1 4 31 21 R Will'ms RoOap. Camel. Demon Girl. 8-007 latonia 1 1:52* hvy 41 93 654 3 2»2»R Will'ms Lillian Ray. Camel. St. Aulaire. SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (771)20— l:43'f, -IS— 102.) KETCKEMIKE. ch. c. 4. by Handsel— Carrie Hart (P. Dunne). Weight today 110. 82173 Latonia 11 IC 1:62) mud 5 109 12 2 2 23 23 V Powers Deacon. BillyPullnian. Kennewick. Ml Latonia 1 1*18 hvv 9-10 112 5 2 4 3 3a l1} V Powers Isurv. Bonebrake. Ed Kane. S1H27 Latonia 1 1-lfi 1 :50| mud 8-5 108 7 7 7 5 4' 4= V Powers RaraAvis KeepMoving. Bonebrake. 81591 L'sville 1 1-16 1:46* fast 7* 112 4 11 2 51 C1 V Powers Mamie Algol. Gypsy King. Rustle. nRLANDOT. b. g. 4. by Orlando— Dottie (T. Hatfield). Weight today 107. 82239 LUonia 3-4 1:19J hvy 16 114 4 3 3 11 U F Burton Meadowgrass. Ne.ll'at tna.k. Sinlong S2172 latonia 3-4 1:1a mud 12 109 7 7 7 7 7-3 F Burton Deuce, T. MeGratli. Ned Carinaek. 81927 Latonia 1 1-16 1 :5u8 mud 10 106J 6 4 3 8 8* 8'- F Burton RaraAvis KeesMovinr. Bonebrake. ilbOU L'sville 1 1 16 1:48* mud 19-5 107 2 1 1 1 1- 1' Troxler B. Pullman. Lillie 1 iu-ner. SauPiim j BUSTLE, ch. f. 4. by Russell— Lsdy Louise (L. A. Cella). Wei-ht today 105. 82101 Latonia 1 1-S 1 :531 fast 41 10J 2 2 3 3 10' 11'«}E Martin LillieTurner. B. Pullman. Belleview 81927 Latonia 1 1 16 1 :50? mud 5 102 3 3 4 6 7= 6» M McGee lUraAvis KeepMoving. Bonebrake. S1692 L'sville 1 1 16 1 :47f fnst 8 5 105 3 2 3 2 1h 1"* M MeGee Gerrymander. Orlandot. PointLaee. 81691 L' 8 villi 1 1 K 1:16.4 fast 11 101 3 2 2 3 2' 3'J E Martin Mamie Algol. Gypsy King. Hugh'-* WARNER GRISWELL. br. g, 5, by Ornus— Sarah (P. Dunne). Weight todav" 111. 82237 Latonia 3 1 l:18| h\v ti 116 5 4 4 V l'l V Powers E.SIa-.-g. Nel.Tr.iver. .[oeMeCartli. . S215i. I^atonie. 1 1 16 1 :WZk mud 1 -109 4 4 2 2 23 2= V Powers Buck. Brigade. Flirting DenverGIrl ^2086 l^atonia 11:428 good fl 109 9 9 8 7 5'} 55 V Powers Romp. Meadowgrass. Camel. S1657 Louisville 1 1-8 1153* fast 10* 110 2 3 5 8 5* 5 1 V Powers Maid.Militant. MlssLlda. Bonebrake BEAU BRUMMEL. b. g. 6. by Star Shoot — Dixoletta (J. J. Marklein). Weight today 111. 81164 Lex'gton ImSOv 1:415 fast 51 Ho 7 7 7 9 8s 8'5 Hufnagel Creel. Plume. Colonel Blue. S1144 Lex'gton lm20y 1 :42g good 100 108 7 8 8 8 8 '• 818 Hufnagel Debar. Malediction. Gilvedear. 78114 Latonia 1 1-16 1:47 fast 12 104 5 2 1 3 6' 71S1F Burton Albert Star, H. Shean, Besterling. . 78099 Latonia 1 1-16 1:481 fast 18-5 110 4 4 4 3 8' 8'iF Burton Orena. Warner Griswell. Palamon. GILVEDEAR. oh. c. 4. by Giganteum — Sea Puss (A. D. Steele). Weight todav 111. 82164 latonia 1 1:43* mud 50 108 5 4 4 4 4* 4"}T Steele Gvpsy King. La Favette. Kara AyI* 81847 L'sville lm20y 1 :44* mud 17 110 5 5 6 7 6« 6'rlT Steele E. T. Shipp. La Favette lliterlano. S1723 L'sville lm7oy 1:44* fast 60 110 9 8 8 8 84 8,21T Steele Deacon. Cymbal. Kara Avis. S16.17 Louisville 1 1-8 1 :53| fast 5 105 10 10 10 11 10* 8'JT Steele MaidMilitant. MlaftLida. Bonebrake MASSON. b. g. 4. by Mazagan— Josie W. (I. B. Fitaferald). Weight today 107. S21 53 Latonia 1 1-1« 1:52-.; mud 2« P181 5 5 6 7 6J VI V Powers Nadzu. Colonel Blue. Stone Street. S2U87 Latonia 1 1:42 good 25 105 8 5 4 6 6' 6'"lPage KeepMoving. K.T. Shipp. P.Rulnart. S1657 Louisville 1 1-8 1:53» fast 20 107 3 2 2 3 91 ll12 J Lee Maid.Militant. MissLid.-i. Bonebrake 81467 L'sville 1 1-16 l:4Sg slow 11 111 1 2 2 1 2' B» V Powers Bonebrake. Enlist. Reside. ALBERT FANZ. b. g. 4, by Ruskin II.— AmaTanth (P. J. MUlett). Weight today 107. 82155 Latonia 1 1-161:521 mud 20 MG 2 2 3 3 6" 5'» M McGee Buck. Brigade. W.Grisw.-ll, riirtiug S17i'3 L'sville lm70y 1:44* fast 150 104 7 7 7 9 9" 9'« D Austin Deacon. Cymbal. Rara Avis. 81439 Louisville 1 1-4 2:06* fast 43 104 6 5 3 4 45 410}Warren Belleview. Nadzu. Oroonoka. S1296 L'sville 1 1-16 1:49| slow 50 107 1 7 9 10 92 9"1C H Shil'gCymbal. St. Elmwood. First Pee». IMBODEN. b. g. 8. by Guido— Sound (If. Ochsner). Weight today 111. S1657 Louisville 1 1-8 1:53* fast 20 102 9 12 11 7 71 65 Glasner MaidMllitant. Mlssi.ItU Bonebrake S1589 Lsville 1 1-16 1:478 fast 10 102 9 11 10 7 5' 3"! Kennedy Deacon. Sempro. Red Hussar. $1631 Louisville 1 1-8 1:53 fast 300 101 7 7 7 9 7J 8» Kennedy Nadzu. Albert Star. Gilvedear. ■51346 Louisville 1 1-8 1:54 fast 70 108 10 9 10 10 81 8" Warren Belleview. Nadzu. Brookleaf. WINNING 8TAR. ch. f. 4. by Star Shoot— Winsome III. Weight today 105. 820H Janiest'n 1 1-16 1:49 fast 4 98 1 3 2 3 SI 3*1 J Reld Killochan. .TudgeSautley. M.Mar.iorio sri77 lamestown 1 1:47* slop 3J 110 111 1 33 3- T Burns riements, Killochan. Montrose. SAN PRIMO. ch. g. 7. by Bassetlaw— Twinkle (I. P. Barnard). Weight todav 111. 82106 Latonia 1 l:39g fast 40 107 5 6 0 7 10 10'4*T Rice Keep Moving. Senior... (vtiihal. 81936 Latonia 3-4 1 : 18g mud 20 111 2 11 10 7 7"*1D Austin Marmorean. MeCliord. PaulRuinart S1S50 L'sville 1 1-16 1:48| mud 30" 109 4 2 2 2 4' 4" Page Orlandot. RillyPullnian. Lil. Turner S1434 Louisville 51 f 1:05? fast 55 107 11 12 11 11' 11" Heidel Enfield. Madman. Marbles. PALAMON. b. c. 4. bv Falsetto— Rainfall (C. D. Ray). Weight today 110. 81924 Latonia 3-4 1:16» mud 20 110 7 8 8 8 8— F Burton Enfield. Jacobite. Tom MeGratli. 78099 Latonia 1 1-16 1:48* fast 6 101 9 9 9 7 41 3= Glasner Orena. Warner Griswell. Huerfano. 7S062 Latonia 1 1-16 1:48 fast 10 102 7 4 4 2 11 l5 Glasner TheShaughraun. StoneStreet. Mirth. 77977 Latonia 3-4 1:151 fast 15 107 12 10 10 7l 5' E Martin Boserrian. Martlus. Van Dan. TIM KELLY, b. c. 4, by Phoenix— Pansette (N. H. Cantrell). Weight today 107. 83291 Latonia 51 f 1:09* hvv 8 114 3 3 3 3* 33 Glasner Billy Bodcmer. Usury. Plume. 82U82 Latonia 51 f 1 :07g good 9 109 3 6 5 8' 7"1D Austin Sorrel Top. Stoner Hill. B.iema. ^2016 Latonia 3-4 1:19* hvy 20 105 1 2 4 l'l l1 Glasner El Dorado. Zeoia. Ned Carniack. S1845 Louisville 3-4 l:14g mud 17 97 4 3 3 3" 4»1 Paul Merrick. Snake Mary. Lady Vie. ELVIRA M., b. f, 4, by Solitaire II.— Break o'Day (L. Jones). Weight today 105. S2152 Latonia 3-4 1:16 mud 100 100 8 8 8 8* 824 Goose All Red. Marbles. Kighteasy. 68376 Aqueduct 41 f 57| slow 10 99 5 6 61 3'i R McDan'lPaul Pry. Orena. Cuernavaca. 68321 Aqueduct 41 f 56* fast 4 99 4 5 7 7" 66S C H Shil'gKerry, Slumberless. Albia. LITTLE FITZ. ch. c. 4. by His Lordship— Forray (J. B. Rilev). Weight today 107. S1S47 L'sville lm20v 1:44* mud 500 102 6 8 8 S 8 8;31C Brown B. T. Sl.ipp. Li Fayette Huerfano. S1242 Lexington 3-4 1:18 mud 250 105 7 7 7 8 7'2*Obert Tim Kelly. Miss Felix. Patriot. 7S111 Latonia 3-4 1:148 fast 100 102 8 11 10 10' 8" J Butler Mystlfier. Gresham. Orlandot. 78060 Latonia 1 1:42| fast 30 103 6 4 5 4 52 510*Garner Oroonoka, Maid Militant. Purant. Page 5 Houston Entries. HOUSTON ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Racing starts at 3:00 p. m. (Chicago time, .1:00.) •It 1111s well in mud. ©Superior mud runnel. First Race — 7-8 Mile. :'.-vear olds. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdea. S2064* Sir Baria 104 725 S2275 Lizzie 107 .. X 720 52121 Whitellgbt lo7 715 82205 Mural 112 710 BK75* Trappe 109..X705 Second Race — 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds rflid upward. Allowances. SHIS!) MoOte Montrose 105 1 :00 4..107 7273 K2210* Bill Eaton 100 1:001 3. . 98. . X720 S2210 Ko-Ki. Ko-IIo 3..101 715 N2277 Kniglit of the Last. :;.. ! s 710 Third Race — 3-4 Mile. :; year olds and upward. Selling. (S21S»2) Fred Mulhollun.l. ..WO 1:15S 5. .107. .©725 K22T7 Rebo Iu4 L23 S..1O4..X720 (81908) Lady Ethel 106 1:144 B..107..X715 82206= Pat Ornus 104 1:1M 4..107..X715 S2143 L. M. Bekert 107 mi] 4..1O7..X705 S2272s Haigiis 104 1:25* 4. .107. . X7iK) BOO? Gn-vei W 107 1:181! 3. .103 700 Fourth Race — About 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. S2272 En t re Vous S . . 10S . . X 725 62250- Dandy Dancer 4..1O7..X720 52122 Father Downey 115 1:04* 5. .115 715 (82122) Dick Shanlej 051:041 5..115..X710 S2272 Halloween U.~ 1:00% :!..!»' 705 S1P07 Tapioca 3.. U8..X700 Fifth Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. S22702 V in ton 105 1 :40* 5 . . 103 . . X 725 82267 Ora Sudduth 105 1:451 4..100. .X720 (S213'.t) l r. Mayer M 1:44J ::.. W..X7JE S2l:::t' Miss Vigilant lol 1:41 4..105. .XTM 82254'= Separator 112 1:47* 4..II0 705 S22««a Miss May Boudisli. 1 10 l:40J 8. .10!). . X705 N"275- Mr. Knap|. 1(K» 1:471? 5..103..X700 Sixth Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. S19t5' Flume 3..ft6 725 1N227CI Aunt Tabitha 100 :.V.* 6. .100 720 .S22.5P' Padrone 119 :57» 4..108..X716 82.189 Zaidee Appleton . . . 8..101 715 82258 Joe \\'.».ten 0..114 710 S2275- M. J. Whnleii 109 1:0 * 4..HH! 710 S1SN! Fran, is Joseph ... 4. .100. . X705 81530 P.uek Thomas 3.. 103 705 82180 Philarie S..103 705 S227C.'' Stella Kiehburg ... 6..100. .X7JJ0 82276 Pink Carnation ...102 :5S 7. .109 700 Th ; figures under "Rec." in above entries show tin- best time made by the horse at the distance. with weight carried, since January 1. 1908. This time Is not necessarily made by a winner. It may be the estimated time of a losing | erformance. Fort Worth Entries. FORT WORTH ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Ra.ing starts at 3:00 p. m. (Chicago time. 3:00.) v Runs well ill mud. ©SNiporior mud runner. First Race — 1-2 Mile. 2-vear-ohie. Allowances. Ind. Iloise. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 82248s Leo 107 :50i 107 725 S1-S2 Little Marehmont. .100 OZJ 107 720 X1700 Mary's Lamb 105 :4".»2 115..X715 822481 Luke (at. s UK'. :.V)* 110 710 S22i;ii Ladv Paret 103 :50f 115 705 81207 •Prndlatt 107 :30i 1"7 700 8219W* Kate 107 700 •\\. tMel.einore tSsflT Second Race^ — 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 82130 Laval 108 1:07- 3. .103. . X72T. S21M I neb- Walter 105 Loo* 3..1O8..X720 (82240) Nairn 1o7 l:03j 4.. 112 715 (82201) C. (lamp 100 1:081 3. .103 715 82137* Tallow Dip 97 1:03* 3. .103 710 S22ti7 Periwinkle 95 1:03* 3. .101 705 S2271- I'.iown Study 7..104..X700 Third Race — 7-8 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (82270) Silverskin 100 l:2tif. 7. .109. .©725 (S2119) Associate 104 1:30=4 5. .101 . . X720 822tt7= Pure Gold 5. .101. . X715 82250 Mvrtle Dixon 5. .W~. . X710 82250 T. J. Powen 7..101..X705 Fourth Race — 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 82185 -Pert 100 1:25. 3..100..X725 821853 Sainoosal 102 1 :28it ;:..U)0 72.1 82251' Prometheus 107 1:201 S..IOS 715 82200s Himalaya 108 1:20=4 4..117..X710 S22O0 Alvise 104 1:29* 5..114..X7O0 Fifth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-ol.ls and upward. Selling. 82204' Hannibal Rev 7..111..X725 822085 Annual Interest ...100 1:09=4 3.. 98 720 82251 Nolle 3..IW..X715 SKMKI Gladys Louise 100 1 :07jt .".. 90 715 S1901 Night Mist 107 1:07* 4..10T..X7OS 82271* Feast 100 1:00| 4. .107 7oo Sixth Race^ — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-vear olds aud upward. Selling. (82253) Dr. Mark (i. .118. . X725 82253 Madeline Musgrave101 1:003 3. .105. . 720 S214::= Horace II 90 1:07* 3..99..X715 (81885) Injury 3. .102. .. .715 The figures under "•Rec." in aliove entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance, with weight carried, since January 1. 1908. This time is not necessarily made by a winner. It maybe the estimated time of a losing performance. Salt Lake City Entries. SALT LAKE CITY ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. (Chicago lime. 3:15.1 XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horse. A. Wt. Hdcp. S2144- Banbama 4. .102 725 82120 Sanuida 5..104..X720 82278 CI. ndeiming M..1045 715 S227S Slv Ren 1, . 100. . X 715 S2197 Sir Preston 0. .100. .X71Q 81068 Lena 5.. !I9..\705 82212 Snlina fi. .104. . X70O 81803 Caliban 10.. lot; 7iki Second Race— 3-4 Mile. 4-year olds and upward. Selling. S2212= Fvclicpier 4.. 104.. X 725 82200' Billy Taylor 1 1 . .100. . x72o S22i;n- P.. 1011 4.. 104 715 82148 Tim (J'Toofc ». .106. .X 715 S227S Bud Embry 10. .102. . x71o S2278 Doll ie Dollars 5 . . 104 . . X 7 1 0 82120 Lassen 5. .186.. XTM §2264 Toller C...109 700 82200 Dorothy Ann 4.. 97 MM S2148 Bill Bagwell ....... 7.. loo 095 Third Race— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 89281 Free Knight the Bear 5. .101 725 S22^21 Prin.-e of Castile.. 5. .loti. . X 715 81888' i.ne Wood 4..104..X71O 82202 Pretension 0. .100. . X710 82280s Bonton 4.104 705 82283s Happy Chappy 0. .ion. . x7oo 52250 Hi Col Cap 0..100 700 Fourth Race — 5-8 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and uiiward. Selling. 82073 Booger Red 7. .U3..Xf29 822S1 Ethel Dav 7..KMI 720 81830* Blagg 5. .PHI. .X715 52251 Meddling Hannah. 3..96..X7I0 (S2215) Fore 5. . 10O. . X 710 (S2212) Marburg 3. . 95. . . .705 Fifth Race— ZA Mile. 3 vcar-olds. Selling. S22S3 Force 107 . 725 82215 La Reine IIIuiIin . . 102.. .720 82263* Mabel Fountain ... 142. ...715 82215 Knight Deck 1414 71." 822S3 Inclement 107.. -715 82147 Birth 102. . ■ 710 82280 Hampton Beautv.. 102... "0:. 82269 (\10nev Neff 104.... 705 891241 Bean Man 107.. .705 82147 Figent MB 700 Sixth Race — 1 Mile. 4-year-olds ami upward. Selling. 82195 Red Leaf 7 . . 105 . . T 725 8178I)1 Woolen 5. .105. . -720 (S2195) Liberto 8..I07.. 15 (89262) Kopek *.. 90S 715 (S212S) Colonel White 7..115...710 82088 Herman Doyle 7. .105 705 Work-Outs Of The Eastern Horses. WORK-OUTS OF THE EASTERN HORSES. New York. June 5. — Recent work-outs of the horses In training at Craveseml and Sluepshead Ray wVre: Cravesenil. weather cloudy: track fast - Aston Key Five eighths in 1:05. Bushranger Seven eighths in 1:34'.. Cuthbert— Half mile in 511. Foniitainblue -Mile in 1:49. Fit and rea.lv. Foilic L.-vv -Five-eighths in 1:044. Flprinel — Half mile in 501. Frank OHJ Ouarter mile in 24J. Intrinsic — Half mile in 50. Jolly— Mile in 1:4(4. Has fine turn of speed. Julia Powel — Three-quarters -in 1:16. Ilns her speed and is ready. I." Amour — Five-eighths in 1:00. Pantoutle — Three-quarters in 1:15}. Pinares — Three-qua iters in 1:19. Richmond Duke — Three-quarters in 1:22. Rubi.i Cranda — Three eighths in 4o. l.ie.zing. Rio (Jrande — Mile and one-eighth in 1:51. Sweet Sei at — Half mile in 52. Sun Dauct — Mile in 1:44. Bandriaa — Five-eighths in 1:02. Waponoca — Three-quarters in 1:10. Young Belle— Half mile in 50*. Sheepshead Bay, weather cloudy: track good- ■ Ark —Three-quarters in 1 :2o. breezing. Affliction -Mile in 1:51. breesinx. Bookala — Five-eighths in 1 :O0, breezing. Bad News -Mile in 1:45. Blunders — Half mile in 50. breezing. Banbury -Half mile in .52. easily. Casque — Half mile in 49=j. handily. t'otytto— S.v n-eightlis in 1:35. breezing. Footpad — Seven-eighths in 1:351, breezing. Hilarious — Mile in 1:49. breezing. Horace B. — Three-quarters in 1:18. easily. Ida D. — Half mile in 5fi. breezing. 1-iwton Wiggins — Half mile in 52. handily. Maskettc — Mile in 1:57. brei^zing. (Uit|i..st —Half mile in 54. breezing. Pins and Needles— Mile in 1 :49. breezing. Sweep -Half mile in 50, eautering. W.-iterspeed — Mile and one-quarter in 2:lfi. breezing. Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. W. H. Fizer. who is to be identified with the race track to be built at South Jacksonville. Fla.. was 111 I'hicago yesterday en route from Cincinnati to Florida, to consult with the promoters of the new enterprise. Jockey Archibald is riding at Victoria, where a sixty-day meeting opened yesterday under the ans-piees of the Victoria Driving Club. Other jockeys at Victoria are ('. II. Shilling, (iaugel and Ouav. The last-named pair are under contract to I. II. Wlieatcroft. Charles J. Casey, a well-known trainer, has arrived at New York from California, where he trained tile horses of the LakewOOd S;able for ('. T. llenshall with marked success last winter. Casey is a con seientious and callable man with horses and he probably will make some eastern connection. If anything happens to prevent Celt from starting in the Suburban. James R. Keene may lie represented br Hilarious, the Metropolitan Handicap winner. Hilarious has not yet won at a greater distance than one mile, but he acts as though he inigiil be capable of carrying his speed over a distance of ground. Racing Dates For 1909. RACING DATES FOR 1909. Houston Racing Association. Houston. Tex. : April 20 to June 12. (42 days). Fort Worth Racine; Association. Fort Worth. Tex.: April 29 to June 12. (30 days). Utah Jockey Club. Salt Lake City, Utah: May 22 to July 7. (40 days). Latonia Jockey Club. Latonia, Ky.: May 25 to June 28. ,30 days). Brooklyn Jockey Club. Gravesend. N. Y. : June 3 to June 23. Oklahoma City Jockey Club. Oklahoma Citv. Okla. • June 15 to July 0. (19 days). Coney Island Jockey Club. Sheepshead Bay, N. Y.June 24 to July 13. Butte Racing Association, Butte. Mont. : July :; to August 0 (90 days). Empire City Racing Association, Yonkers K. Y • July 14 to July 31. Saratoga Association. Saratoga, N. Y. : August 2 to August 2*. Maryland Jockey Club. Fimlico, Md.: October 23 to November 8. (14 da\s). Important Stake Dates. IMPORTANT STAKE DATES. .Tuveiiile Stakes Salt Lake Citv. rial. Line 19 Iii.lcjM'ii.li -me Handicap, Salt Lake Citv. Ltau July 3 Page 6 W.ARTHUR DAVIDSON p • £%•* f| • 0 DRAWS ATTENTION TO HIS RECORD OF &J 4 *%\ ^^ 1 K% /\ fl ^ ■ W T mJ ^\ £^ ■ ■ ■ M\ mm&H m tinpire my Racing Sent out opening day at (intvesend. Nothing since. Do you call this in forma lion': If you arc satislied , with horses like that, and are willing to bet your VtVV¥WtW^ W^^IV money when the smartest cliipie of horsemen arc 8B 8B m 8B -y *T letting theirs in New York, subscribe to my iufurina- ^B ^ ^M ^r C OFFICES: * ' '" ,!We'sday.km'a^ ilir " al """", £1 V V I II 1^1 | II II I \ Broadway and 70th St. | Herdsman ... 8-1 Lost jl kVll I ti 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 New York i BOLTED. NEVER STARTED BEFORE. A jR»la8F IhtT \J ^BT A ^^ W A X# Jkk Jk € GREEN AT THE BARRIER. VWtVtV»W^MA^ctN^ SATURDAY. MAY 22— Live Wire ... 11-5 Won ^ — b*w WEDNESDAY. MAY 26— jj ^mYte? ?«JSf ' * 4_1 2nd Entries to the following ComptonErr.?85 2nd named Stakes- to be run BEATEN A NOSE BY WILD FIRE. 20-1. at t^Q JULY MEETING, This completes my record since the beginning of ' the season. If ye-.t are satislied to liet occasionally. /Tl ■% A 1 \ C ■* C\C\C\ iki one can provide you with better information, for \ J UlVT ^4 ■* 51 ) OX 1 oUVt which 1 |iay heavily. J » I now draw your attentiuu to uiy next "(luaranteed Horse." which starts , TUEr:vSrH Close on Tuesday, June 15 : W1WWWW1B 8 «IVVM 8JBRJ } W %« I I ^^ ■ W B This horse is considered as sure a winner as Bonnie Kelso ami will come to life at odds euuallv gooil. This — Innse did not like the courses at Belmont Perk and showed so in his races, having a tendency to bear Tt£^^^^S^^^is&si The Empire City Handicap . . , Value, $5,000 ■ # I and next Tuesday you will have a chance to test F0E THKEE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. —By subscription of 888 each. 8188 .u'ditiunal to If* A VI VTa^T* VfAININV/ 1 start. Uuaratitceil gross value *0.(HHl. of whi-h $7(K1 to the second and $:: NI to the third, supply you with information daily, only at such Weights to lie announced ten days prior to the day of the race. Winner- after the an ^'.ni'lition'of tlieS"'.?se ;,nd\\leI'fntenti.i.nstof 'the cou" iiouncemcnt of weights of a race of $1.«K) value, or two races of any value, to canv :i nection. a. I do in this case on Tuesday. lbs. extra; of two races of $1,000 each, or one race of $i2.D0O value. 7 lbs. extra. TERMS: FIVE DOLLARS 0ne Mile and a Furlon*- 11k1SS=H!»»«II ' The Yonkers Handicap Value, $2,500 shows tiiat. Subscribe today or tomorrow, bv cither special FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD.— Bv subscription of $25 each. $.",0 additional to ^^^pS^VX^^t&^^^^li *u,ru *7*"** K,"ss Vi,lm *--",w- "f whk'" **" to ■■ set0,,,l aml *130 '" t,,e ,1,i"K time to have tlie»telesrani in your imssesslon by 1 'Weights to lie announced three days prior to the day of the race. Winners alter the an o'clock on Tuesday, otherwise remit by tch-raph. nouuecment of weifibts to carry 5 lbs. extra. Ono Mile and a Sixteenth. Tins will prove to you a^aitt the value ot Mjltl— ll Inside Inl'orniation The Mt. Vernon Handicap Value, $2,500 Tio sec , -J?2^L ,.,k successful . . . Turf Speculations" is now In the bauds of the EtB*eCTwrtteda«e.Taaa"« «^ab^forwaTSMto (roa F0K THREE-YEAR-0LDS AND UPWARD.— By subscription of $25 each. 888 additional to without cost. Its value is appreciated by the Turf start. Guaranteed kioss value $2,500. of which $:t50 lo the second ami $150 to the third, world. Address Weights to lie announced three days prior to the day of the race. Winners after the an \^# ARTHUR DAVIDSON nounceinent of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. One Mile. THE LAFAYETTE, N1NTH Y ?1ACE- The Value, $1,500 Te»"yno'»vk ",%? Fleetwing Handicap FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD.-Bv subscription of $10 each. $25 additional to y^^^^^^^A^^^^A^^^^^r A^^^V start. Cuaranteed gross value $1,500. of which $200 to the second and $100 to the tltiid. t & Weights to be announced three days prior to the day of the race. Winners after the an B-k ■—%/»! ^■v ■ sjv A O f\ AV K ■v |\t~ | |\lll| |J% i\ I () noimcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. Six Furlongs. 1 107 victoria street. Room s, j The Midsummer Stakes Value, ' $1,500 ' I i TORONTO :: :: CANADA 5 J ___ FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. By subscription of $10 each. $25 additional to J start. Guaranteed gross value $1,500. of which $200 to the second and $100 to the tliii.l. C\ttr f%rto Tic* Dnf rtt. A \ Tl"' winner to be sold by auction for $4,000: if for less. 1 lb. allowed for each $200 to K 1- V/lie neCOra C 40 V/tlr DcSt $2,200. then l B* for each $100 to $1,000. Starters, with the scllin.' prices, to be named i. n+ W nnJU: »»--. . 5 through the entry box the day preceding the race, OC to be entered lo be sold tor $1,000. at wooaDine. c | 0ne Miie and a Furl \ 1st day SHIMONESE 6-5 Won C -'1 ("■'' tiUY FISHER .... 6-5 Won _ , _. , ~ . --_ ... , \ 4,v& ; Br1iiepa\^ ii it ^n I The Arrow Stakes $1,000 Added y * ,,U ",,w" WIUIWU I ■ I I I I I V "|""" nuuwu 5th day T.G. BUTTERFLY .11-10 Won C (Ith day BELLWETHER ... 9-5 3d C 7th day STAR WAVE 6-5 Won J FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD.— By subscription of $10 each. $15 additional to \ Stjj day SHORE LARK 1-1 Won 3 start, with $1,000 added, of which $200 to the second and $100 to the third. The winner ff 10th day!". '.'.'. JUGGLER *!"!"!] 5-2 Won % •" l,e sedd by auction for $::.500: if for less. 1 lb. allowed for each $200 to $2.50O. tlen I T lltli day TASLEY 4-1 Lost J ]|,. for each $100 to 11.888. Starters, with selling prices, to be named through the cntrv lil't'l! day!'.'.'.'.' BELLWETHER".!! 1-1 3d°n ,K,X •*■ da ' n^'cediug the race, or to be entered to be sold for $y.5O0. Six Furlongs. I i£'tSr¥%^S^l 1 The Knickerbocker Handicap . . $1,000 Added 9 representatives at this track. Send subsciip- *A ■ • Weekly" or^io'for'the meetin".TermS' *5 C F0R THaEE-YEAR-°LDS — ■» subscritition of $10 each. $15 additional to start, witli $1,000 C 'J aildeil. of which $200 to the second and $100 to the third. Weights to lie announced nve N^rf^^AA^^V^AA^^A^AArNA^r^A^AA^Ar days prior io the day of the race. Winners after the announcement of weights to carry ■ 5 lbs. extra. Six Furlongs. X SPECIAL The Whirl Stakes $1,000 Added 22ES _ FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS.— By subscritition of $10 each. $15 additional to start, with $1,000 mTTT»T"v A _TT.lr, ^ SATURDAY, JUNE 12* a***, of which $200 to the second and $100 to the third. Xon winners in 1888 i.f two We are guaranteeing it to win or will races of $1,000 value, or one of $1,750. allowed 5 lbs.: two races of $000 value, or one of give o Occasbiiials free. $1,500 value, *.) lbs.: live races of $100 value. »r one of $1.0X10 value. 1! lbs.: a race of PRICE $2.00. $000 value, or three races. l'J lbs. One Mile. Better get in at once. M we expect a winner , , , ,3grSw The Tarrytown Stakes $1,000 Added Yesterday'! Canada -Occasional lost. * Yesterday's Daily Oiie-llorse Wire lost. F0R THREE-YEAR-OLDS (Selling-).— By subscription of $10 each, $15 additional to start. MONDAY'S FORM SPECIAL: with $1.(100 added, of which $200 to the second and $100 to the third. The winner to la-Rod Sunday 51-54.-59-86-83-94-58-94-51-83. sold by auction for tt.888; if for less. 1 lit. allowed for each $100 to $1,000. Starters. ~ ZI~ with the selling prices, to be named through the entry box the day preceding the race. T jip I 1 1 I* f BA P 11 0 ft" P V or to lie entered to be sold for $3,500. One Mile. aa " i8EC"t0"s'' '■'■ ctic'"1"' The Wakefield Stakes $1,000 Added OCllUrCldV JlinC Italia ' F°R tw°-year°li,s— ■* subscription af. $10 each. $15 additional to start, with 88.888 added, of which $200 to the second and $100 to the third. Winners of two races of $1,000 AT MONTREAL . „ - . , . ., etTT.T7€5T. each, " or one of $1,750 value, to carry 3 lbs. extra; three races of $1,000 each, or two races „ we start the ball rolling with one of the SUREST _ .... ... . ., .... and SAFEST MONEY MAKING propositions of the ■ „.. *l - 0 each. .» lbs. extra. ». Non-winners ot a race of $1,000 ,^w. value allowed 4 lbs.: a Montreal race meeting. r«M of 8888 value, or four races of $400 value each. 7 lbs. ; five races of any value since DON'T MISS this one. Subscribe at once. Julle j (J U)!, . mai,lelis, X2 lbs. Five and One-Half Furlongs. **£* **£*** The Frivolity Stakes $1,000 Added nimrtrr" ftiryTrri TeWfW|i«Trrnnt "anrriili " "extra FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS.— Bv nfcacrtpMaa of $10 each. $15 additional til start, with $1,000 apecialu" or "oeeaalaaalal" added, of which $200 to the second and $100 to the third. The winner to lie sold bv aESFA'cTST(^0LNVINCE auction for $4,000: if for less. 1 lb. allowed for each 8888 to 81.188. then 1 lb. for each WINNERS GET THE MONEY. $200 to $2,500. then 1 lb. for each $100 to $1,000. Starters, with the selling prices, to be Terms: S2 daily, $5 three days, S10 weekly. "' «*-»» ■* "*» *■ u" ,la ' •"-*« ■" *~ '^SS!£l'-m^ *" W. BROWN & CO., ROOM 216. SECOND FLOOR. _ __ _ _ _ _. _. .... _ 167 Dearborn Street : , Chicago. Illinoi^ JaitieS Butler M. J. WlIHl "THE SURE WAY TO WIN." President General Manager There Is "Positively" and "Absolutely" but one "sure way" to beat the racing game with small ^^ capital and that way is lo adopt and stick to T T X 1^ % a practical prove,, method. "It is the only way." l/jVITlfiri l~~l^ UPlVl^l "My Method" is sensible and a "sure winner." *JJ lllUll M. M. • X-^ CA V J.»J It comes to the rescue of all men who have licen t'lisuccessful in tart speculation ami shows them __ . -— how easily their losses and how to KMf"int*i f*Crf»tfirV to recover 11 fl L I 11 Hake li'iiiu 850 to $75 a week with small capital J, k7Ck.lCI.Cliy "Kv New One Best Bet a day Handbook Plan" is successful. Kverythiug sent complete for ' Handbook, I'oolroont and Track upon receipt of Money ,n'(1^;'-H'Xg1{}T'T0N_ chemist. FOR ENTRY BLANKS ADDRESS 1021 West 25th Street. Los Angeles. Cal. 1 = RACING SECRETARY, EMPIRE CITY RACING ASSOCIATION ro^113.: ^HSJS! icw cJIcto .S Broadway and Seventieth Street :: :: :: New York, N. Y. Yesterday's Special scratched. » m $1.00 per Month. 25 Cent! per Copy. ^!|HII^HBBaiHB^HBiBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBB8BBBBBBBBBBBBB8BBBBBBBBBBBBBB8BBBBBBBBBBBBBBw'^ CREEL 3-5 WON PAIL RUIN ART . . 8-5 2ND was yesterday's Daily Two-Horse Wire. TERMS: $5.00 FOR SIX WIRES. Yesterday's Form Special scratched. MONDAY'S FORM SPECIAL: March Grape 32-58-29-61-55-48-57. THE STANDARD TURF GUIDE Room 212, 59 Dearborn St., Chicago NOTICE TO BETTORS. I am going to give a few conservative bettors the greatest opportunity ever offered to know racing winners. I want to hear from honest, conservative bettors onlv. No pikers need answer. This is no tipping concern. Write me for particulars. J. W. WARREN. 118 West Seventh Street. Cincinnati. Ohio. H.E. Reynolds' Handbook Ratings This is a "High-Low" Svstrm that plays one banc in a race and wins. Rarely losing two bets in sue cession. IVints nut one or two "Sure-enough" ' Hand IkmiI; plies each day. Ill two minutes you can bring your ratings up to date aud find vnur play in a half urmnid. No other expense. Easy to operate. Entirely different, l'rice $5.00. H. E. REYNOLDS. V/est Jackson : : Mississippi. 100 to 1 THAT YOU WILL BE A DAILY WINNER if \ou use in v method of selecting horses and placing Mini money. Tln.se methods can lie opcraled at track, poolroom or in handbooks with small capital. Handicapping method and how to place your money. 81.88. Uemit bv po-t office or express money order, enclosing self addressed stamped envelope and these in* thod.; will lie sent to vou by return mail. Address J. D. DECKER. 6405 Stewart Avenue. : : Chicago. 111. Turf Exchange HALFWAY Detroit and Mt. Clemens. ON GRATIOT ROAD. CAR SERVICE EVERY 30 MINUTES FROM EITHER PLACE. Jockeys Handicapped. JOCKEYS HANDICAPPED. From time to time Daily Racing Form will publish a table of the comparative rating of those iockevs whose skill in tin- saddle lias already lieeu well demonstrated and of those who have not arrived hut Kive promise of coming exrellenee. The handicap will divide these riders Into four classifications, of which those admittedly in the front rank of their calling will be indicated by 100. thence downward through !K and !M to NO. the lowest classification, from which advancement Howard will come when justified by Rood riding. The table will also show the number of mounts, wins, seconds, thirds and unplaced from January 1. 190S. will be corrected from week to week, and is as follows: Jockey. Alts. 1st. 2d. M. Unp.Han. Archibald. U 781 100 lo:» OH 425 M Auhuchuii 57 0 1 (i 44 85 Hereon. J AM 88 51 88 274 Ml ltiii.ind. D asm 88 41 88 is4 88 llorcl 207 20 24 'M 22:! M r.iMd.v. c so o 4 6 c 5 so Krannou 200 14 15 2(5 2H5 SO Rrooks. J :tl 1 1 1 2.N M Hums, t; I22 12S 154 141 4!«l SNi Hums. T 101 14 14 14 50 95 Iturton. K 477 41 4!» 4S :::{0 S5 Butler. J 1.1 II 104 12!» 107 us:; M Kutwell 42S (El 05 5« 254 SMI Huxton 050 Oil S4 S2 121 S.i Carroll. 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J 551 til 01 n 983 N3 Heatbertoa iss 13 13 11 14S .Ml Ileidel SOB 53 0'» 4S 383 83 Henry. C 355 21 35 34 205 88 Herbert 12!l 12 3 11 103 SO Hildebrand. F 117 ll 3 14 ill so Hit;. James 230 13 7 S 17S 88 Howard. J 572 01 70 OS 370 SMI Ilufnagel 112 S 13 11 77 so Jensen 05 5 5 !l 40 SO Kelly. \V I2S 88 88 51 22:; S5 Kennedy 1. 77:'. loo 122 100 445 Sin Kcogh tit:; 83 7!l 7!i 370 ;Mi King. J 238 15 10 17 1!H) SO Kirschliamit 530 4SI 55 88 3SK) :MI Koerc.er. (' 488 SI 77 88 273 SI5 Koerncr. T lit! 11 11 11 S3 .so iMNt. A 21!l 11 10 2SI 100 SO Fee. J SIS! 145 130 131 57ft 85 I.ieliert 25!» 27 21 35 173 88 Lloyd 251 7 15 10 222 S5 I.ycnrgiis 32!) 85 30 41 214 S5 I.vnch. K ISO 17 2SI 17 120 88 Martin. A 225 13 13 20 1711 S5 Martin. « SISIS 10t 137 103 588 M McCabe 152 20 17 12 ' 103 85 MeCaliev S5S 115 105 115 523 88 McCarthy. 1 SS7 151 145 111 477 SI5 McClaln 153 0 10 10 115 88 McRiui'd. It 054 7S 101 77 3!»S SI5 Mcl'aihlen. J. A S3 SI r, 1; f,3 So McGee. 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II 138 10 23 10 74 So Steele. T 210 12 111 21 15S 88 Stuart 115 s 5 0 103 85 Sullivan. E 2S7 25 21 0 201 SMI Preston. M 304 02 88 45 188 88 Pickens .•. 555 4!l 5S 75 373 85 Sumter 35:1 35 38 43 213 85 Swain, tl 222 18 22 12 175 Ml Sweet 352 40 40 45 221 88 Taplin 055 MS 88 5)7 888 83 Taylor T 23S 111 2:'. II 1S2 85 Treubel SI4 20 14 10 50 88 Trailer 458 40 04 43 888 ski Truenian OS 5 4 4 55 So 1'ptou 554 tiS 5!) 70 35S 85 Vral 12SI !» 11 15 SI4 SO Vanillism 210 12 22 is 158 85 Walker. W. K 85 12 it 12 57 88 Walsh, A 1.303 1S4 1SI0 100 S23 Sir, Walsh. E .SI 15 10 SI 40 85

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