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Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, June 20, 1909

Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, June 20, 1909 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1909 drf1909062001 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 20, 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] \Qdcinp(£b Form { VOL. XV. NO. 147. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 1909. PRICE 5 CENTS. The Fad Is Trophy Winner: Outsider In The Betting Takes Latonia Stakes For Juveniles.; Cymbal and Prince Ahmed Win Handicap Features of a Good Card, Former Showing Decided Improvement. THE FAD IS TROPHY WINNER OUTSIDER IN THE BETTING TAKES LATONIA STAKES FOK JUVENILES. Cvmbal and Prince Ahmed Win Handicap Features of a Good Card. Former Showing Decided Improvement. Cincinnati, o.. June IP. Probably the best racing card of the current meeting was offered race patrons ihis afternoon and lovers ,.f in,, apod responded ta gratifying numbers in appreciation. Tin- crowd was one of ihe largest sine the opening, despite the strong counter attractions. Including the opening festivities r the North American Turners, wlio will hold forth in this city for the next week. The Cincinnati Trophy, one of the most highly prised stakes for juveniles in the west, was the stellar offering. Contested by the best I'olts in these parts, its running was marked by an upset when The Pad finished Br»t. followed nest closely bv Joe Morris and Dooau. with Kve White, accounted one of the best in this section. I distant trailer. A poor send-off was partially to bhnue for Bye White's showing, as he was last to leave the post. Kroni the speculative standpoint, the race was unsatisfactory t,. tin- betting public, as aside from his inline diale stable connections. The Knd ran unbaekeil and went to the Mat a neglected outsider. Joe Morris and Kve White were the fancied ones, with Prince Imperial and Dona* next in tavor. Joe Morris made a same effort, but it would have taken a horse ot hath class to have downed The Fad this afternoon, lie forced a terrific pace from the outset. Poiuiu also ran in smartly improved form, but after going five furlongs, he allowed Joe Morris to head him for seeond place. The showing of Prince Imperial was disappointing. The mile and a sixteenth handicap, which pre eeded the stake race, proved equally disappointiiu. to favorite and form players. Cymbal betas returned the winner over Old Honesty and Zienap. Jockey A Walsh's handling of Cymbal was in striking contrast to his unsatisfactory effort on the horse in his previous start. Cymbal ran in blinkers today and this change in equipment may have accounted for hit improved showing. The six-furlongs handicap, in which four go ie -printers accepted the issue, enabled Bd Alvey t make a cleanup on the vieti rv of Prince Ahmed, starting for the first time since his return from Call fornia. Sea Swell forced a fast pace the first half. but weakened perieptihly near the end and allowed Charlie Kastman to beat him for second place. Priaci Ahmed winning with plenty to spare. Madman, considered a dangerous contender before the race, ran far below his best form and retired from serious eoateataaa after going a half. Yiftecn ordinary sprinters tried conclusions In th, la*t race and Billy Bodemev. favored by the best of racing luck, proved a bandy winner over EHielda with flie improving Colmo in third place. Arionettc was hacked to the exclusion of everything in flic race, but after leading for a half, she tired and stopped almost to a walk. Jack Bi.ker furnished an apart by handily winning the opening race, in which Keside was the choice. Can w- downed Gerrymander, favorite in the seoon, tace. after a sharp stretch drive ending in a spirited finish. Joseph A. Murphy will depart on Monday fot Hamilton, where lie will serve as steward. In ease of an extension here after July 1( . lie will return and resume his present duties. The McDowell and G. Reif strings will he shipped to New York tomorrow. The silver cup. which in former years was donated by former mayor Fleiseliiuauii t the winner of the Cincinnati Trophy, was this year the gift of the club. Trainer Van Meter was presented with tin idee. «.f plate by The Fad's owners after he had won it today. McDavitt & Weber, tin- reputed own eta of The Fad. are reported to have won handsomely on the colt's victory. John Greener has reconsidered his intention of shipping Olambala to New York before the fanning of the Fort Erie Derby and will keep him hire until In- i- sent to Fort Erie. If the colt run- well in tin Canadian event, lie will be sent to New York to till his engagement in the Lawrence Realization. Gossip From The Blue Grass Region.: Headley Yearlings to Be Trained and Raced--W. H. Daniels Running Out--May Hempstead in Foal. GOSSIP FROM THE BLUE GRASS REGION. Headlcv Yearlings to Be Trained and Raced — W. H. Daniels Running Out — May Hempstead in Foal. Lexington. Kv.. .Tun'- lit. — Hal Price Ileadley. the youngest -on of Hal P. Ileadley. who lias had the general management of Beaumont and La Belle Farms fo: the past year and a half because of his father's Illness, has seventy thoroughbred mans, forty-five yearling* and as many sucklings to look after this season. Seventeen of the yearlings belong to voung Headier and his father. The others are the property of F. It. Hitchcock. Thomas Hitchcock. J: . P. H. Sullivan. W. P. Bunli. U. W. J. Bissell. Homer Seluy and others. The majority of those be longing to the Messrs. Ileadley are by Ornament and they an- a verv representative collection). They will not tie aold publicly this year. A few of them may Im- sold off privately, but It 1- the present intention of the young master of the two farms to have them trained and raced in the Headlev colors. Among the Knekllnjrj j- the first and only foal by Beacon Ligi '. Thl- is a colt out of tin* speedv mare. Prince** (trna. Young Headlev i- proud of thii» COit and sms in- never will -ell him. "He i- .1 race horse sure." he says, "and bailing lu'l luek. I i :,n already see where he la going to brill* Uie a kit ot money.'' Mr. Hoadley had the ii- mI bad inch with May Hempstead tbia nmr. but believes that she is now safelv in foal to Ornament. it baa been Sve vejirs ahsee ti.i- mod mare lias pro line,) A living foal. I D. Carr now has thirty mans, thirty war ling- and about twenty sucklings „ t his farm. Some hi 01 seven of the mare- belong to him and the otl •--, are kept far various parties. Of tin rear ling- twenty are the property of Colonel W. K. Vp|. legate. -)x belong to Mr (air and four to W. J. Young. Colonel Apolegat*. bought eighteen of hit tear I log* at the Milton Young and Edward t'orrijcaa ■lUperssl sales last fall. Al that lime it wa-Miis Intention to reserve them for racing, but be ha- now .boit made up Ills mind to send them to the New Vara sales hi September. Among the mares on this farm i- I olonel Alexa.i ■!■ r I .a bold s ( 'iiillta. James It Keene compliment.-I -,i. m 1 Labrtd wit* a •easoa to Voter Issl spring and *l«c is no-. Hi foal to that excellent sire W. H Daniel* the horse for artrich i: a Bark*, I be Cleveland millionaire, paid *': (.'Ml :i- a l»ul«i-old. is running out al this farm. He wan punch fji.-d when he came to tin- farm over a rear ago and there js now apparently nothing the mailer will, MlM eieepl bl meaimess. lie Is Ihe picture of ,,.«! beniii, Mi Biiike carries an laaaraaw M ■•*/ on i.o- burse. W J young'* 'ihe Abbo'.l . nd U. IS, Apn hgaie-,- Seuiprouluiii are shw rna umi out at 'tils farm. The former has been lini) .-. -1 lie latter has bee* ge|, led Governor Attends Races At Salt Lake. GOVERNOR ATTENDS RACES AT SALT LAKE. flaswnpM s day at the lair (ironml*. Sail Lake C.u h:is i-niile ntl V si|e.e .-lill (.oveiie.l MpTI U'lil .:• sail ololl. I -.oil id loll lloin.-l.i- :, I I. tide. I the im..- and Ihe t-oveinoi «.,- grelflj pl.a-e.l hIIIi UW IWH eL-nl- Wbfi-h le l.ni.,lled lo -.-.- '.o .!l.,l SUTI Bad I olonel ,-. ,11 luoh sell* III Ihe jildg- .-land and Ho go»,niol ■ inghl Hi, li,,ll, of i... raei named is rowpiluieui to bin, \ large liitiiilfei of st»l mid ilv orheials V»,|i 11/ , £■ li I uc auccl* of lue 'luit aud Held Club. Bright Outlook For Fort Erie.: Stakes for Summer Meeting About to Open Have Filled Exceptionally Well. BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR FORT ERIE. Stakes for Summer Meeting About to Open Have Filled Exceptionally Well. Buffalo. N. Y.. June 111.' — Preparations hy Ihe Niagara Raring Association for Its anndal summer race meeting across Hie river from Buffalo Indicate I lint Fort ' Erie. Out.. Is to have its best season of sport with the thoroughbred. The Manner meeting. which will open on Monday. July ." . and close on Wednesday. July 28. twenty one days, promises to be one of ihe greatest In the chain of Important meetings on the Canadian circuit this year. Last rear, under the direction of President .1. 11. Madigan. Hie new owners of the plant emended upward of MO.000 ill improvements. The scene was one of tran-formal ion and Hie result splendid. And they have aot stopped. This spring still farther has the track been beautified and Improved and when the bugle calls the hoi ses to the post tor the first race on .lnl\ "i. the plant will be in spick and span con ditto*. Horses, more in number and higher in class than ever before, are already, figuratively speaking, clam orine at the gates for admission to the increased stabling, and witli a public whose appetite, always normal, has been keenly whetted for the racing. nothing short of a brilliant meeting may be anticipated. Funics for the stakes to be decided at the summer and fall i August 'M to September 4) meetings closed recently with nattering results. Naturally, gnat interest is manifesled in the Caaadiaa llerby. Forty three yew olds of class have been nominated. The list Includes leading representatives of the turf from all quarters of America and Canada. I'he other slake events of the meetings have like wise tilled splendidly. Tbajf include the Niagara Stakes. $1,300, two-year-olds. .VS mile: the Fort Erie Stales, selling. JL.ViO. three -year-old* and npwjR-d. fhw i fiaartera f a mile, ami the Grand Canadian Steepic-I-ase. handicap. $1." 0. full i"ourse. The.-e three events, with the Derby, will be run at the summer meeting. In the autumn there will be the Iro.piois Hotel Handicap. Jl.ftllii two-year-olds, five and one half furlongs, and the Canadian Spoils man Handicap. SI. 300. three-ycat olds and upward, one mile and one sixteenth. Entries in the various stakes total as follows: Canadian Derby. 40: Niagara Stakes. S4: Fort Erie Slakes. VI: (iiand Canadian Steeplechase. :!°: Iro aorta Hotel Handicap TS: Canadian Sportsman Handicap. M: Dominion Handicap. 4." . Overnight events during the meeting will be of $1H . if.-.oo an,l aajrjO value, with no purse less; than $ioo. In ad,lii'o:i to the events named in the foregoing, the association this year closed the Dominion Hundi cap. This is a $10,000 guaranteed stakes at a mib and oae aaarter. for three-year-olds and upward in litlii. to be run during the summer meeting next year. The entries for this event pfiMgjae a race of excellent e. There is no reason to doubt that the Dominion Handicap will become an important fixture. The turf in Canada was never in a healthier condition than it is today. The five associations now ooer-iting. the Ontario Jockey Club, the Montreal Jockey club, the Hamilton Jixkey Club, ami the Niagara ind Windsor associations, are handed together under rile title of the Canadian Racing Associations. AH spori in the dominion has been systematized and then-is little fear that the control will stray away from the hands of those who are determined that sport for sport's sake alone shall dominate .all rulings on racing in Canada. Following are the nominations for the $1,000 Dominion Handicap, for three-year-olds and upward, one and a aaarter miles, to be run during the summer meeting of 1910: . K. Array's eh. g, 4, Pinkola. E. Alvey's ch. c. 3, Friend Harrv. N. K. BeaTS b. c. :;, El Oro. II. Benzinger's b. c, 2, Master Eugene. L. A. (Vila's ch. c. : . Masse Abe. L. A. Cella's ch. g. 3. All Red. Phil T. Chinn's ch. g. ."!. Prate. Phil T. Chinn's ch. g, ::. Donald Macdouuld. Phil T. Chinn's eh. c. .".. Gay Fisher. Join Dyment's h. c. .'!. Stromelaud. William (Jerst's b. c. i. Donau. William Gent's ch. c. 2. Sureget. A. J. Gorey'a I), h. o. Old Honesty. .T. D. (Jrant's b. c. .'!. Transform. J. G. Greener's ch. e. ::. Olambala. S. C. Ilildreth's eh. c. .'!, Joe Madden. S. C. Ilildreth's br. c. :i. Fitz Herbert. S. ('. Ilildreth's br. e. 4. King James. Max Hirseh's b. c. 2, Kustem. George Holies ch. c, 4. Hanbridge. T. C. MiDowell's b..f. 4. Ellen-a-Dale. Mrs. James Mcl.auglilin's b. c. 2. Fauntleroy. R. J. Mackenzie's b. g. 2. The Heiieral Armstrong. J. H. Madigan's b. h. o. Ellicott. J. II. Madigan's ch. c. ti, Simeoe. Heorge Odoin's ch. c. :;. Traviller. I). N. Pit mitt's b. or br. g. 3. T. M. Green. D. N. Prewitt's blk. h. 6. The Minks. Paul J. Kainey's b. g. 2. Rosseaux. Paul J. Raiuev's blk. e, 2. Voltaire. J. B. Respess' 1 . c. 3. Wintergreen. J. B. Respess' b. c. 2. Republic. J. B. Respess' b. c. 2. bv Dick Welles— Barback. O. L. Richards' b. c. 2. Dress Parade II. W. T. Kyan's br. c, :;. ECfenili. B. Xchreiber's t . h. ." . Jack Atkin. J. W. Schorr'- ch. c. 2. Juo. Reardon. Joseph I-;. Seagram's h. f. 4. Bouquet. Joseph E. Seagram's b. c. .'!. Ruby Bird. H. L. Sliaw's b. g. ."., Philauder. St. James Stable's b. f. 4. Miss Sain. Scott Xayloc A.- Co. 'a ch. e. 2. N'asarlan. It. L. Thomas' b. e. 2. Polls. Valley Farm Stable's h. c. 2. William Pitt. J. R. Wairiwright's l r. ft 2. Slashing Bow. Following are the nomination! ."or the Cumuli. in Derby, which is a race for throo-year-olds at a mile and a quarter, of Ihe guaranteed value of $3,500: Horse, color and sex. Sire Dam. Jiff Bernstein, b. g... Orlando I^ike Breeze. (Jerrymander, b. g... (lerolstoiu . ...Keloola. Tom Hay ward. b. g...Cuuavd Mamie (f. I.a Salle, b. g Ben Howard. . Satinet. Captain John. eh. g... Yellow Tall. .. Play till. Marse Ala-, ch. • Yankee Halo. Tod, ch. g Sempronlns . .. Elhelinda. All Bed. eh. g Star Ruby . . . Allanette. Piute. h. g F.thelhel I Ya,|lli. Don. Macloiiald. c-li. g Sombrero • ■ Berrieihile. Gay Fisher. I«. c Sain xppolh.nia. Tie peer. eh. g Batten Count's Iruia. Ktromeland b. c Ben Stronn . .. Buaeiand. Marine, b. c Vlarta Santa .. Lute. Transform, b. c Chilton MePps/ehosls. Olanltiala. ch. c (irons liluc \ White Michael Angelo. ch.C. Oruus May Angelo. Fitz Herbert, br. e. Htbrtberl Morganatic. .lo. \in. bleu. ch. • Yankee Tarantella. PUlford. b. g Ijickford Oevpetc. Wnriield. eli. c NiiHturllum . . Luckless. A roods ck b. f Hasting- Incendiary. Dlrct. eli. c Don dr. Oro. .. Detection. Sillicoe. ell. e Todditigton \storin. Firebug, br. g Woolsllioi p,- 1'ioken. W. A. I.each. b c Star Snoot - lilxolelta Trarellar • if. ,• p.,,i Mellxmrae Rohj Prim. T. M. Green, b. g .. (; W. Jobuson Wrerareen. Dispute, gr. e Faradai Incooalancv. DoiiHlus. b. c Hastings ...I a do Oro. VVlnlergiccii b. e Id, k rVellea Winter Itockcaatle. b ■■ Did. WeipH lleitie (ireen. I III lev . I, . |||,. I, Welles lit for Tat. Itubv Bird. b. r si,u Ituov l.m Utrd Mlns (Wieiian I. I i.io.kiii Mis* Dai.hn, (ileal lliiivens ih . c. . Star Hhiinl , .. Chapler. The,, Cook, b c Ben Brush .Climax. (Vreiiuiulna h. ■• Keiuprouiua . .(Vrets. I.e.- Hm*. b. g SI A-.oni. n- l.mciia C. Plata HI,- nil. c ll. hi, in i.ii/H it. 1 1. Haggin Yearlings Off For England. HA(i(iiN Yl.AHLINOH OFF I OH FNOI.ANI) New \.,iL June lo .1 I'. Haggla -,l,i ,1 llfM l»o yearlings to England I. ..hi. i, ihe Allan li transport uli-miirr, mi i,.i I. , in in. , Ikm In a full brotfcaf to I IIbL Wain uud u li.il I biollici In lb -. -.bin No Decision On Kentucky Law.: Court of Appeals Assigns Latonia Case for Argument at September Term. NO DECISION ON KENTUCKY LAW. Court of Appoals Assigns Estonia Case for Argument at September Term. Frankfort. Ky.. June 111.- -The Kentucky Court of Appeals did not pess upon (he const itnl ionalltv of (Instate Kacing Cominission law today, as expected. postponing the matter for oral argument to the tl Inl day of the September term. The court directs Hie attention of counsel to the questions: "Does Ihe act grant to Hie commission arbitrary power in granting or revoking licenses-.- Do the authorities siistn.in each grants of power?" This leaves the situation at the Latonia track unchanged. Cincinnati. ().. June Ml. President Harvey Myers id the Latrniia Jockey Club made the following statement on the action of the Kentucky Court of Appeals: "The Latonia Jockey Club has from Ihe first re quisii-d that oral argument he permit led in tin-case and as tin court lias decided to Hint olTcct it naturally follows that we have gained our point. The original in junction issued against the cominission by Judge Harbison holds good, so we are free from interference from the commission until the court finally rules on the. quest ions involved." The postponement of the ease until September leaves the Latonia Jockey Club free lo extend its meeting for the entire summer should such a tiling be desired, but it is doubtful if this will he done. There may be an extension of about three weeks after July IP. should Hie weather be propitious and racing continue to hold sufficient interest to make it a paying venture. Montreal Meeting Comes To Close.: Terah Wins Stake Feature of Closing Day's Program at the Blue Bonnets Course. MONTREAL MEETING COMES TO CLOSE. Tcrah Wins Stake Feature of Closing Day's Program at the Blue Bonnets Course. Montreal. Que.. June 10. — The most successful spring melting ever held by the Montreal Joefcei Club ciinie to a clost' with the running of today's program. A crowd that exceeded in point of num-beis that of Saturday last turned out to witness Hie apart. Small fields went to the post in all six of the races, but the finishes were close and exciting, that in the steeplechase being especially so. when Br 1*1 my. after ji gruelling stretch drive, .just managed to will by a nose from Waterway. In the closing race Spanish Prince ami Thomas Calhoun fought it out stride for stride throughout the final furlong. Hie former winning by a short head. Onlv two favorites. Roseboro and Rose Queen, succeeded in winning. The feature of the afternoon, the Blue Bonnets Handicap, furnished a surprise. Only three contenders went to the isist ami the winner turned up in Terali. the outsider of the trio. Terah was ridden by Kettig. trailed his field until well Into the stretch, closed with a rush and. catching the leaders tiring, drew away from his opponents at the end. The tabled history of the Blue Bonnets Handicap is as follows: M)( 7tMaiuchance ..:: 121 R. McDan'l.$ 67.". 2:004 MMis.* park view o 111 C. Koerner. 07." 1:42 = 1900 Terah .... 4 108 Rettig 1.5* 1:57« tl'or tliree-vear-olils. *( ne mile for three-vcar-ol'ds. Rose Queen made a runaway of the opening dash at six furlongs. It was Rose Queen's maiden effoir at the meeting and she was heavily backed by her stable connections. The result was never in dou'ut after the first furlong had been traversed. A majority of the stables that participated in the Blue Bonnets meeting will leave for Hamilton tonight and tomorrow. Some few, including tli : strings owned by Mrs. L. A. Livingston and A. Weber, will be shipped to New Y'ork. while Thomas Clyde and several others have elected to remain over at Bine Bonnets until the time arrives for shipment to Saratoga. Starter A. B. Ifcide will make good use of the day's lay-off between the close of Blue Bonnets and the imi a lag at Hamilton. Mr. Dade left for New York tonight and xvill lie married on Monday. Shaping Up For The Suburban.: Hildreth to Depend on Restigouche and Fitz Herbert--King's Daughter Works at Latonia. SHAPING UP FOR THE SUBURBAN. Hildreth to Depend on Restifrouche and Fitz Herbert — King's Daughter Works at Latonia. New Y'ork. June 1!». — S. C. Hildreth gave out information today to the effect that King James worked at half ipeed during the morning and came out of his gallop without showing any trace of soreness. The Brooklyn Handicap winner, however, will not be seen under colors until the Saratoga meeting. Mr. Hildreth further announced that Joe Madden will be an absentee from the Suburban and will be reserved for the Tidal Stakes. Restigouche and Fitz Herbert will positively represent Hildreth in the big Shocpshead Bay race. The latter worked a mile and a quarter at Shecpshead Bay today as follows: 24. ill. 1:10. 1:2S. 1:422. l:.-,t;s. 2:10. pulled up. All of James II. Ki s Suburban candidates re eeived easy exerciae during the morning. It Is rumored Unit Celt H to be MM chief dependence of til.' stable. This report is not taken seriously by the rank and rile of the work-watchers, who insist that n work or trial of importance has been asked of h'.m -ince Hie Brooklyn. They all agree, however, th.c Cell looks to l o a greatly improved horse. Cincinnati. ().. June 10.— King's Daughter was worked a mile and a quarier at l.atonia today on i'ne eve of her departure for Ke* York, in preparation for tlio Suburban Handicap, in which she is a sure starter if she reaches Sheepsheail Raj in good con ditioii. She wenl the disianc,. handily in 2:07. With her owner signaling her rider lo pull up during the last quarter. She gained many friends bv her im prcssiw work and will carry substantial we-Urn commissions in the big race. Steeplechases Are Not Satisfactory. STEEPLECHASES ARE NOT SATISFACTORY. New jTaffe. J - IP II Is Bald that if there is not a radical Improvement In cross .country rae ing In tin near future, that particular branch of Hi, aporl will lie cut out of Hie program of the New Vera tracks. The itevpW-hasIng has been so i« below I In- mark all s.-ason that several othcnils ,.| the lacing associations arc agitating a moveinenl lo abolish ii entirely. If Hie movement should go Ihroiigh to relegate the steeplechaser lo Ihe hunt club meetings, tin- owners of ihe horses that race between Hie Hag! will bare no one lo Ida bill themselves. Main sleep!. chasers were sen) lo Canada this spring. Their absence from Hie local meetings so Injured the aporl that 'led more Hum one or two contests, or what mat be called such, have liken place to date. Scarcely more than four horses have taken imrt in Bay one race. Besides. Hie horses were of such p caiib.i thai mart 1,11 i ■ before the win nine posi was reached the nne was nrartlcallj d* cideii because some horse was - superior thai be gin I an earlj adrantage ami i , . ■ i the result assured, burring at-rkteat. ot contests there bam lici n few oi none. Tod Sloan Unlikely To Ride Again. TOD SLOAN UNLIKELY TO RIDE AGAIN. Ill allowing Tod Si lo see the races at \ | Hie English Jorkej club luis granted an unexpected eoucchion |o Ihe tolincr |oc|,cl. bill il Is no| be Hoc, i thai he will ever be allowed to i i.i,- on the itiitish track* again Hloaa is -mi abb- ta ride at al I hi; n,l- but he bus been idle so loiis III, I hoi ,|||„ 1, ll, hcliclc Hill lie COIlId ill I'll! Ills I. .Unci I. Ill . V .11 II he I...I.I.I .cine lelllsl ll. ni.nl li i ii,- lo kbv "thai sio.m bsrtua neeurrd ■ - ion i.. vi ii in.- rati I rack i will ...iiinnic i.. iipi.cil I.. Hie Finnish I...I., ■ i i Inl. f..t n.iiiiis. i.. ie to bin former occulta that, Sloan earned Hi. in ».oiiiiiiii when In bin prime as a lockev . but hUj im.kclhook Id .-hi hi lo he pi Mill, nlli clupt). Brooklyn Derby Close Fit: Sam Hildreth's Joe Madden Beats Former Stablemate By A Head.; Fayette Finally Runs Up to Expectation--Waldo Carries 129 Pounds to Victory in Race Horse Fashion in the Tremont Stakes. BROOKLYN DERBY CLOSE FIT SAM HILDRETHS JOE MADDEN BEATS FORMER STABLEMATE BY A HEAD. Fayetto FinaJly Runs Up to Expectation — Waldo Carries 129 Pounds to Victory in Race Horso Fashion in the Tremont Stakes. New York. June If. — Weather and track conditio** were ideal and 10.000 race goers viewed the decision of the splendid half-holiday card at OraVesend today wllh absorbing and sustained interest. Two of the Brooklyn Jockey Club's oldest annual events, the Treuioiit Stakes and the Brooklyn Derby, which had their inaugural running with the first meeting of the club In 1S.H7. wen- the chief attractions. The juvenile race developed unexpectedly into a one -iib-d affair, with Waldo, despile a heavy impost of IfiP pounds, the dominant factor throughout. On the other hand the Derby, which on paper seemed a gift for Joe Madden, barely escaped resulting in -a fluke defeat for S. C. Hildreth'* colt. The singularly running Fayette thrilled the Spectator* by disputing every foot of the long mile and a half journey with the favorite. While the race signally enhanced layettes reputation as a race horse, it was universally conceded that had the race been truly tub. with a normal pace. Joe Madden's margin of victory would have been appreciably greater. County Fair. the only oilier starter, made an abnormally slow-pace for a mile and an eighth. Then the raeV resolved itself into a three-furlongs sprint between the two choices to Hie finish. With an advantage of a length and a half and an earlier beginning Fayette just failed by a head of beating his rated rival. Fayette's Derby distance trial took place at Sheepsbead Bay Thur-day and was done easily in 'Phe introductory sprint was contested bv twentv platers. Hie biggest field of tie meeting. Tim Pippin, a quick breaker and a fast horse, struggled out of the ruck at the start and had Hie race won then and there. I'nlike the old-time custom in such cases. Sanctu-xvas not required to actually gollop the two-mile and a half cross-country cotinte of the Empire Stat" Steeplechase to get the abbreviated first money. If simply trolled up to the stewards' stand, -w/ re his lackey weighed in. and was then officially Bard.-, I the race. Waldo's triumph in the Tremont Stakes ^s par ticularly brilliant, and he is now gene v eon sidered a worthy opponent of James It. Keenc-untH'.iten colt. .Sweep. The concluding three overnight races produced varied and interesting sport. All three winaefa, HTTI-Top. Sandriao and Do Mund. were well backed good things in llnir respective races-. De ilund's performance was especially impressive. Will Keep His Horses At Home.: August Belmont Makes Announcement That He Will Hereafter Race Only in America. WILL KEEP HIS HORSES AT HOME. August Belmont Makes Announcement That He will Hereafter Race Only in America. New Y'ork. June 10. — August Belmont made tin-important announcement at (Jravesend this afternoon that xeept for a couple of complimentary annual entries to the Knglish stakes, he will henceforth race exclusively in this country and that of tin- forty -six yearlings at his Kentucky farm, only ilucc will be -eat to F.ngland. A suiajl draft of a dozen or so will lie sold and the remaining will go m ThOu.-i-i Welsh and John Whalen for training. To Welsh will be assigned tin- task of conditioning twenty of Hie nniuber. "Hereafter." said Mr. Belmont." I will depend on my French stud for material 1 de-tine for Fngljsh racing. I believe it my duty to support racing in this country with all the thoroughbred stock 1 have available and it is up to every American racing man to do the same." Empire City May Have No Off Days. EMPIRE CITY MAY' HAVE NO OFF DAYS. New Y'ork. June VK — It is not improbable that the F.inpire City track will race six days a week instead of five. General Manager Winn is in favrw of coin humus racing a; Yoakers, and it is believed that President James Butler will approve of his Plan. There is no doubt in the minds of race track men that the snort will continue to grow in t oint of popularity with the arrangement of more date-. So far experiments witli extra days have been u source of encouragement. Hardly a day passes that horsemen who believed that racing was dead la-t fall do not appear at Hravesend for the first time and promptly express surprise at the increasing heallhfulness of the turf. They arc naturallv en thnsiastic and are not slow In predicting that raring will folly regain its former prestige and popularity. Appreciating the determined struggle of the Jockey Club to keep the sport alive, it may be said that al! classes of horsemen are now ready to lend their assistance. But to those who have remained on the L-round ever sjn,.,. ihe sp it received a body blow at Albaay a year ago belongs the real credit. If they had failed to remain loyal to the cause it is believed thai the Jockey Club's task would have bee* all the more dittieull. Obligations To Horsemen Discharged. OBLIGATIONS TO H0F SEMEN DISCHARGED. Toronto, Out.. June IP. Kacing without hookmak ing continued at Dutfc-iii Park vesterdav and today. Official notirualiou of the cancelation of Hie York Killing ami Driving Cluh's charter was received yesterdaj am) a- a rouae*uence the club his legally ceaaed to rxhvt. " The king ,-au do ao wrong. We bare to be satisfied." was tin- onlv comment of A. M. Orpin, who purchased the charter last vear. Mr. Orpin was determined that the obligations of tin-club to the horsemen should be fulfilled By Ihe rant elation of the charter the lease of the premises devolve* upon him. There was no betting yesterdaj and n slav except between Individuals as on the New Yt rk tracks. Ih, bookmakers pluved a game of ball in the center Held during yesterday'* racing. Entries For Empire City Stakes. ENTRIES FOR EMPIRE CITY STAKES. New fork, June 19. Following is a complete list of entries received lo date to the Empire Cltv stakes: Kinpire City Handicap, 27: Yoaker* Handi cap. ."! : Ml Vernon Handicap. ST; Fleetwing Han • neap, .-.ii; Midsummer tselllngi. ■•'. \-iow I selling . II: Knickerbocker Handicap. 2ti: Whirl. 2C: Tam town Si; Wakefield Handicap. -II: Frivolltv. li. Kentucky Yearlings Going East. KENTUCKY YEARLINGS GOING EAST. Lertnartun K June tfi. Parent,; -even yearling lliol-io. -.librcls. He prnpcm ,.r Colonel K. F. CU\. I'ateshj Woodford. J. V Camden Mis R. o. Pep iter an, I Major T. J. CaTaon will tie shinned in s nsbead Bai Ttteedaj lo be sold Clarence II dackaj - cuuslsumcnl will -leave Kingston Stud Thursday. ^ Homelander Again A Winner. H0MKI ANDER AGAIN A WINNER. Paris Frame June lo The Prix l.oiune BnM vtou it Si linen t,.,li\ lo .1 F \\i, h-ncr's Vmeiicau horse Hen,, I, I, .lei Lieutenant Governor At Races. I 11 ll ll N AN 1 t'.OVI KN0H AT HACKS. I .lelllell.llll Colcrilel l.colsc \\ lhlliUllV W,|s .1 guesi hi (he Oklahoma cm iocs a dat or lw,. a**, lie lolllcssed to haMUK CUIelcd lUC »poU lUilUClUcU . Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM rUBMSHKI) 'DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY. Daily Racing Form Publishing Co. 59 PLYMOUTH COURT. CHICAGO. ILL. A Daily Keflection of tin- American Turf by Telegraph. Editor and Proprietor. F. H. Brunell. Associate Editor. Clinton c. Riley. Secretary. Mrs. F. II. Brunei]. Entered as second-class matter. April 2. 189G, at tlie post-office at Chicago. Illinois, under the Act of March 3. 1S79. COPYRIGHTED. Entered according to Act of Congress. In the year 1900. l y Frank H. Brunell. in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. D. C, U. S. A. (Exchange editors are at liberty to quote from these pages liy giving t lit' proper credit). SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS. TERMS: Per Month $ 1.50 Half Year 0.68 «tue Year 17.00 The above rates are for single copies as sealed letters lirsl class mail. l aily Kacing Form Publishing Co. prefers to send single copies as lirst -class mail in all eases. Local subscriptions — outside the downtown district — will be declined at oilier than first-class mall matter rates. Subscriptions must be paid in advance. TELEPHONE 2087 HARRISON. (For business and circulation purposes only.) This telephone has no connection with the news or editorial departments and cannot be used to communicate with them. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. JI'NE 20. 1909. Telegraphic Form. TELEGRAPHIC FORM. The horses which seem best in Monday's races are: Giavesend -New York. June 19. 1 -—Prince Gal, Dreamer, Kialto. 2- Dreamer. Cotvtto. Bonnie Kelso. .*! — Ocean Bound. Ureehvale. I'alvpte. 4 -Afflict ion. Ilildioth enlrv. Fashion Plate. Q -Berkeley, Kockstonc. K.vcbrighl. 8 — ■Jacquolina. Rcyhourn, Dalmatian. H. Forslaud. Latonia — Latonia . Ky.. June 19. 1 Kyromla. Worth} . Sainest. 2 — King Solomon. Starport. llallack. :i Colloquy. Richard Reed, Ada Meade. 4 -Old Honesty, 'lom Hayward. Royal Tourist, ."i - Plume. Sally Combe. Mrs. Sewall. (J — Brancas. Heine. Ketrheniike. , J. L. Dempsey. Foresight Repeats Stake Victory. FORESIGHT REPEATS STAKE VICTORY. London. Eng.. June 19. — On the closing day of the Ascot Heath meeting. Lord Fitzwilliam's Foresight duplicated his victory of the previous year in the King's Stand Stakes. He had as opponents the American horse. Hillside, from the Whitney stable, and Captain Alfrey's sprinter. Hallaton. Top o' the Morning, from the Wliilliey stable, started in the Windsor Castle Stakes, but ran unplaced, as did C. Carroll's Trouble.! Waters. Mr. Whitney's Baby Wolf and Louis Winans' Ameri. an-brod Edward were among the also rails in the Wokingham Stakes. Summary of the races: Wokingham Stakes (handicap), of 15 sovereigns eack, with 900 sovereigns added, for three-year-olds and upward: distance. 3-4 mile — J. B. Joel's Portland Bay. br. u, 5, by Bill of Portland — Little Primrose 1 Sir Allen Johnstone's Senseless, gr. c. 4. by Grej Le(— Senses 2 Lord Savihs Fallen Angel, br. f. 4. by El Diablo —St. Ahlegonde 3 King's Stand Stakes, of 800 sovereigns, added to a sweepstakes of 10 sovereigns each, for two-year-olds and upward; distance. 5-8 mile — Lord Fitzwilliam's Foresight, b. h. 6, by Carbine—Chaffinch 1 "' - Ii. P. Whitney's Hillside, b. g. :'.. by Hamburg — Morningside 2 Captain N. Alfrey's I'.illaton. ch. g. 7. by Blank- IIK — Mascot te 3 Windsor Castle Stakes, of 13 sovereigns, with 300 sovereigns added, for two year olds: distance. 5-S mil.-- A. P. Cunliff.-'s Charles O'Malley. b. c. by Desmond — Goody Two -Shoes 1 Lawrence M.Creerv's Havkla. br. f. by Flying Hackb — Ethelreda .- 2 II. Cholmondeley's San Anlonio. b. c. by Persimmon — Lady Linton 3 At Windsor today. James It. Koenes Wamha won the Clewer Handicap, an affair at six furlongs for three-year-olds and upward. Summary of the race: James It. Ke.-ne's Wamba. br. c, 3. by Ben Brush — Can and Bells " 1 F. Alexander's Pyx. br. f. 3. by St. Maclou— Oueeii of the Mint 2 C J Gibson's Sir Perigord. br. c. 3. by Perigord — Vostiilia 3 Big Crowd At Brookline Opening. BIG CROWD AT BR00KLINE OPENING. More than 12.000 persons visited the Country Club at Brookliue. Mass.. Thursday, at the opening of the annual rare meeting. There were seven events on the card, four flat races and three steeplechases, and some close contests ensued. There were a great manv falls, no less than seven animals going down, but in no instance was a rider injured. Linnia. one of the starters in the principal race of the afternoon, the Challenge Cup Steeplechase, took a header at the tennis hurdle and broke her nock. The animal was owned by Harden ('banning of Sherborn. Mass. The winners included Victory Belle. Demijohn. F.sehau. Killochau. Vaquero. Grandpa and Prince Hampton. Racing Glory Of The Ascot Meeting. RACING GLORY OF THE ASCOT MEETING. New Y'ork. June 19. — The glory of the English Ascot race meeting last Thursday is pen pictured by cable, via the "American Race-goer." in the Her aid in this fashion: "Once again the king triumphed. At Ascot today his Derby winner. Minoru. won another race, and when in consequence the band played "God Save the King.' everybody was glad. Evpn the Germans present joined in tlie enthusiasm. It was the finest race meeting England has ever seen. I was going to say the world, hut that would not be quite accurate, as I suppose the Grand Prix In Paris is still pre-eminent. "The day was glorious. Brilliant sunshine was tempered with a gentle breeze and just as the great (oild cup ra -e was run clouds came up to relieve the glare and make any scat as pleasant as though it was under tlie shade of one of the wide-spreading chestnut trees. "Gorgeous fashion and gilt-edged aristocracy kw armed all over the place. (lold Cup dav is the top note in England of all summer outdoor functions. Tlie note today was higher than ever before. It is Iiard to -ay which was tlie most brilliant and bewildering. Hie costumes of the women or the elaborate flower beds. It was a riot of color and beauty. •Two years ago there were 2*10 automobiles in attendance at the Ascot meeting on Cold Cup day. T.xkiv there were more than 5.490 automobiles out there. Going back to Ixndon they made a continuous parade tweutj -live miles long. There was no contusion, no trouble and but very little delay. Nevt -have I seen such a vast crowd so well handled. M uood na tilled and so courteous. "The king was probablv the most pleased ma i present, lie looked so. at least, and well he might .onsid.riiig that his horses won two days in succession. He and the queen, with his party, arriv.d in ita.tr from Windsor Castle before the first race and left just before the last one. They were In eight carriages, each drawn bv four horses, with postilions in red and blue liveries. That royal procession alone was well worth the price of admis sion. Bl it swung down the course to the deep-tnroated .beers of 100.600 British subjects. The.' rrrtalnly do like tl.eir king. "A rank outsider. Bomba. won the Cup. His price in the ring was 25 to 1. Very little money was on him. however, so it was a merry day for the iHH.kinakers. They needed a little heartening up. too. !• r of late favorites have been winning and tic book lea have l cen in the dumps and very busy bunting up money to pav off with. "Talk alx.iit American extravagance. Why. my dear friends, it is not a flea bit.- to tlie way monev colt- at As.ol on Gold Cup dav. Here Is a list of modi rate expenses: $5 admission to the grandstand. S.-, to the betting ring. $5 to the paddock, nearly IS more for railroad fare: if vou go by automobile or t:i\i. lb. then from $25 up: $1.50 for a cab from the railroad station to the track and the same back; filly eesjts to wash vour hands and have your clothes Is sail i d and alxMit i.-n people that \ou must glv.-t went v live ..-ill lips to. Anyone who goes to As. .-I on Cold Cup dm with $25 in his clothes will come hack to lilBjdna pcmiilcKx. without belting a eeiit. "There were ii"i as iii.hin Americans there today as op yesterday. Sh Martin » unfortunate wullupiug on Wednesday |,ut a crimp In American enthusiasm. Tl cv nhied a little at Ascot today. However, there were several hundred of iheui there, and those who staved in London and sulked are to lie pitied. They missed one of the best iliings ever." Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. Slew l.TI. until. ilieu is among the bookmakers in line :it the Oklahoma City meet lug. Jockey Berry lias been warned away from the Victoria track OSj account of unsatisfactory riding. Wicklighl. a prominent contender for King's Plale honors ai Toronto upon several occasions, is now doing duly drawing a butcher's carl. P. II. Sullivan attended the races at Oravesend Thursday for the first time this season. He has a modest stable this year in charge of Jerry Carroll. At Ascot, England, in 1895. Grev Leg won the AH Aged Slakes and the New Biennial Stakes on the same day. They were the first and last races on the card. Cindy. II. B. Duryea's Astoria candidate, was so Severely kicked in her hist stall that she may not be able to fill her engagement in that Sheepshead Bay s|K'cial. The Austrian Derby was won Sunday. June 6, by StiMiisiein. and the Oraud Prix of Hainhourg by Stossvogel. 1). Maker finished second on Aveline in the former event. Several of the horses in the stable of John E. Madden are suffering from influenza, which has made necessary a let up in training operations. Fayette, thus far. has escaped. W. J. Shaughnossy is planning to breed his filly. Silk Hose, which won her initial race in his colors al Montreal a day or two ago. Silk Hose is a strap ping three year old by Watercress Hosiery. Barney Schroib.r has instructed trainer Herman Hraudt to freely' nominate Jack Atkin for eastern stake cv.'iils about to close. The crack son of Sain is untax soundly and Brandt looks for him to regain ids go.Ml form shortly. King Cobalt has been shipped from New York to Hamilton lo till stake engagements at that Canadian .ours.-. At tin* conclusion of the Hamilton meeting trainer Nash will go back to New York to finish out I he season on the eastern tracks. Recently a coterie of gentlemen in Toronto got a tip that tli.y were to keep to themselves on General Lee. They made up a pool and wired $500 to Montreal. Word was returned that the horse had died in Toronto three weeks previously. The two-year-old brown colt. Scarpia. which raced in tlie colors of the Chealsea Stable at Oravesend Thursday, is highly thought of by the stable eonnec tioiis. Scarpia. by Broomstick — Ida Ford, comes from a good producing family and is a remarkably line individual of size and substance. Word comes from England that Louis Winans. who paid John E. Madden $(55,000 for the colt. Sir Martin, is so disappointed in the showing of Ogden's son that he may retire him to the stud. Sir Martin has started only three times in England, which cannot be regarded as a thorough test of his ability. It is believed, therefore, that Mr. Winans lias been misunderstood as to his plans in view of the fact that Sir Martin is supimsed to be absolutely sound. At Latonia yesterday John W. Schorr was talking about having luck with race horses. "There was Moharih." hi' said. "He was a -great colt in the mud and Would have lost Colonial (iirl if the $50,000 World's Fair Handicap at St. Louis had been run the day before. The St. Louis Derby of that vear was run a dav too late for aim. toe, for twentv-four hours earlier English Lad would not have gone to the post for the prize on acount of the track conditions. Answers To Queries. ANSWERS TO QUERIES. Communications without names and addresses I I will not be noticed nor answered. No answers will ! I be sent by mail and none by wire unless reply pre- i ! payment is made at time of wiring query. L. W. G.. Danville. 111. It was a draw. M. C. M.. Dayton. O. See reply to C. H. Pull. Chicago. Same reply as to J. C. H. J. K. S.. Indianapolis. Ind. It was a draw. H. B. C. Grand Rapids. Mich. See reply to C. H. II. W.. Indianapolis. Ind. Dalhousie represented tin' entry and lost. J. C. II.. Chicago. The parlay was void as to Richard Reed and stood on the others alone. II. I... Brantford. Out. Any subsequent action in regard to a race after the horses have been officially placed does not affect bets. II. W.. Norwood. 0. If the wager on Prince Imperial was at average odds the sum due was $22.50. If it was at post odds $24 was due. 0. II.. Chicago, and others. Place and show bets on Richard Reed were draws, there being no separate place and show prices against him. M. II.. St. Louis. Mo. There was another Montgomery besides the one now running. It was Mont gomery. by Hanover— Blessing, foaled in 1891 and a capital race horse he was. most of his racing being done in California in the ownership of Burns & Waterhouse. Fred W. R.. Chicago. In the first race of the dav at Washington Park June 30. 1903. distance three-quarters of a mile. Dick Well-s was practically left at the post, but was sent after the others and finally won in 1:11)|. witli Runnels second and John Peters third. Separately timed, but not officially he ran the distance in 1 :10j. Work-Outs Of Eastern Horses. WORK-OUTS OF EASTERN HORSES. New Y'ork. June 19. — Recent work-outs of horses in training at Oravesend and Sheepshead Bay were: Oravesend. weather clear; track fast — Aston Key — Five-eighths in 1:03. Black Chief — Five-eighths in 1:00. Bushranger — Seven-eighths in 1:341. Bedniinster — Three-eighths in 37L Colinet — Five-eighths in 1:04. Dinger — Three quarters in 1:20. Deputy — Half mile in 52. Emotional — Half mile in 51. Films — Five-eighths in 1:05. Fountainblne — .Half mile in 49. Oreenvale — Five-eighths in 1:02. Olorlola — Half mile in 51i. Huda — Three-quarters in 1:16. Indomitable — Seven-eighths in 1:31*. Intrinsic — live eighths in 1:04. Lo o — Five-eighths in 1:03. Speedy and a good looker. Marie Rue— Mile in 1:45. Popover — Half mile in 491. Quick Match — Mile and a quarter in 2:18. Roseben — Half mile in 54. Royal Vane— Mile in 1:44. At his best. Scboolmarm — Three-quarters in 1:19. Sandrian — Three-quarters in 1:24. Spindle — Five-eighths In 1:03. Watervliet— Five-eighths in l:02i . Y'ankee Daughter — Seven-eighths in 1:31*. Sheepshead Bay. weather clear: truck fast — Arasee — Five-eighths in 1:08, canlering. Bird of Flight II. — Five-eighths In 1:10. cantering. Boola Boola— Five-eighths in 1:04. handily. Blundara — Three-eighths in 42. cantering. Brilliancy — Three-eighths in 42. cantering. Bobbin Around — Seven-eighths in 1:34. handily. Celt -Half mile in 53. breezing. al.vptc — Half mile in 51. handily. Cohort — Three-quarters in 1:16, handily. Collapse— live eighths in 1:03*. handily. Dreamer -.Seven eighths in 1:811. easily. Eyebright-Mlle in 1:48. breezing. Pulled up sore. Elizabethan Five-eighths in 1:03. handily. Liberia 1 -Three-quarters in 1:22. cantering. Fashion Plate —Mile and an eighth in 2:02: first mile in 1:44$. handily. Fair Louise Half mile in 53. handily. Flashing — Three quarters in 1:26?. cantering. Grassniere — Three-quarters in 1:26. cantering. Hilarious — Mile and an eighth In 2:06. cantering. Henley — -Mile and an eighth in 2:02, cantering. lliherniea -Five eighths in 1:02. handilv. Jack Atkin- -Three eighths in 40. cantering. He liis been training slowly, hut looks to be in excellent condition lxxlily. Lighthouse— Three-eighths in 1:198. easily. Miss Kearney — Mile in 1:45, cantering. Naughty Boy Three-quarters in 1:23. cantering. Newmarket- Five-eighths in l:0Cii. driving. Palled up lame. Noon --Five-eighths in 1:033. handily. Outpost — Five-eighths in 1:04. driving. Sententious— Mile in 1:44. handilv. Shamrock— Five-eighths in 1:03. handily. Salt Lake City Entries. SALT LAKE CITY ENTRIES. I'robahililies: Weather clear; track fast. Killing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time 3:90). ■ Kims well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3-4 Mile. 3 y.-ar olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horse. A. Wt. Hdcp SOttl*.1 Iig.nl .3.. 9H 725 82616 Miss Iteauui. niter .. .". . . 96..X720 vji',47- Dorothy Aim I . . liM'.. . X715 is_'687i The Aloiiser 5. .118 71." WM18 Judge Shortall 3.. 107 710 K26.-.2 Pretension 8. .] 17. . X7(i5 H2tt.11 Silver Leaf 7.. 118 705 18247.1 Watiere 3..104 700 S2617 Saliua * 6..113..X70O 82473 Ctan 4..117..X700 Second Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. I rear-olds and upward. Selling. sur.l.". Grasapntter 6. .Ki4. . X725 I 82011- Voltlouif 4..107..X720 Ind. Horse. A. Wt. Hdcp. 82586 3 (olives 4. .109. ©715 82586 Sister Julia 1 . .m~ . - 7lo 82652- Exchequer I . . 109. . - 71i» 83467= Maitfiiinas 9..1II..X710 824(11 Billv Taylor 11 . .1 II . . X705 82611 Rose Daly 4..1O2..X705 s2c.il Black Domino 4. . H 7. . x7(K s2i;s7 Phalanx 7..114..X7O0 Third Race — i 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year olds. Selling. * (MM0) M\les O'Connell... 110.. y 725 82612'1 Camera 100. X 720 814.83- Silvia Fir •. IU7..X715 82612 Sixteen 166.. X 715 (K2540) Oaltor 105 710 89600 Mary Ibnevieve ... III!) 70Ci 82127 Silver tirain 108 700 O lover Kyle, h. c. Howling 11 rook — Lady Algy 112 Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and onward. Selling. 82616= Birth 3..101..X725 82613- Rubiola ::. . 10.8. . x720 S26881 Creslon 4..118..X715 82613 St. Francis 6. .121. .0710 82613 Platoon 7.. 117.. ©705 82652 ( 'anardo 6 . . 1 1 8 . . X 705 MU Bill Mayhum 12. .109. . X"00 Fifth Race— 1 Mile. 4-year-ohls and upward. Selling. S20473 Arcourt 5 . . 1 23 . . X 725 82649 Spring Iiau 6. . 121..X720 83688 Re \al Ben 5..I21..X715 82649 Bold-n 0..121..©71O ■S2647 Delieen 4. . KKt. . X 710 82647 Elevation 6. . 123. . X 710 S2691 ■-• Herman Itoyle 7. .121 705 82601 Prince of Orange, u 5. .123. . X765 82615 Biieua 5. . 1 16. . X 70 KHMa Primv of Castile.. 5. .123. . X700 Sixth Race — 5-8 Mile. 3-year olds and up.vanl. Selling. 82512' Meddling Hannah.. 3..103..X725 S26501 Strike Out 3. .113. . X72( 8051M) Port Mahone 4..114..X715 S2650 Hood Fellow 3.. 105 700 Maxims, ch. g. by Maxnic — Sonomis 3. .105 Dick B. B.. b. g. by Dick Behau— Badness S. .116 Salt Lake City Form Chart. SALT LAKE CITY FORM CHART. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. June 19.— Weather clear; track fast. 8 books on. Twenty fifth day. I'tah Jockey Club. Spring meeting. Presiding Judge. P. P. Pomeroy. Starter. Richard Dwyer. Secretary. J. W. Haytnan. 82687 First Race— 3 4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner *165. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. S2aS6 The Mouser 114 l'» Shelton 40 40 1.". 7 SL'SlPYank. Tourist 107 ^4 Morgan «-fi i 1-2 out SJU.,2 Kriar of Elgin 114 3' AH'rris 20 20 8 3-2 S2472 Aunt Kit 102 4 K'baum 3 2 4-5 1-2 (S2509)Cobleskill 116 5 lTginan 4 8 3 3-2 S25S1* Byron 114 6 Otis 5 4 8-5 7-10 81X92 Phalanx 119 7 Sandy 8 10 4 2 Time, 1:17$. Winner — .Bowman At John-son's b. m. 5. by Foul Shot— The Kitten (trained by T. Voght). Went to post at 2:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Scratched— 82014 Alivia, 102: 82511 Cooney N'eff. 104: 82647 IK llie Dollars. 114. 82688 Second 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. 82511 -Altenberg 107 1" K'baum 8 10 3 6-5 82651rSt. Joe 116 2l Otis 6 6 11-51 825&aCaestQI 114 31 Morgan 3-2 3-2 3-5 1-3 (!e_v81) Biskra 112 4 Kunz 3 4 6-5 3-5 iS2541)Bonton 114 5 Cotton 7 10 4 8-5 S2356-'Koyal Ben U4 6 Peak 4 2i 1 1-2 Time. 1:163. Winner — .M. B. Arterbary's b. c, 3. by Innsbruck — Franeesca II. (trained by It. B. Arterbury). Went to post at 3:06. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third the same. Scratched— 1 82263) Royal Stone. 104: (S2611)Gar-land. 102; 825S6JGalves, 114; 82615-Buna, 109. 82689 Third Race— 1 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $200. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sh. 82584 Workbox 109 ll AH'rris 3 3 6-0 3-5 S2B14'Proteus 109 2-J Willis 6 6 2 1 82583*Colonel White 112 3= Davis 6 5 2 4-5 8_58:i-Rather Royal 109 4 Sandy 7-5 3-2 3-5 1-5 S2585 Buckthorn . 100 5 Morgan 8 10 4 2 82615 Liberto 109 6 Kunz 12 15 6 3 825853J. C. Clem 106 7 Denny 7 10 3 1 82583 Glarucus 110 S K'baum 8 8 3 3-2 Time. 1:43*. Winner — J. Barnes' h. c, 3. by Box — Elise (trained by \V. Short). Went to post at 3:25. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. 82690 Fourth Race — 1-2 Mile. Juvenile Stakes. Value $700. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $475. InuL Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL N.. iS2.'79)Penn 120 l3 '.'Henry 1 7-10out— s21943Genova 115 2»t Mondon 12 12 5 2J 81056 Rey el Tovar 108 3° Kunz 3-2 3-2 3-5 1-3 82468-»Lady Panchital06 4 K'baum 12 10 4 2 .S2612sMary GenevievetlS 5 AH'rris 10 10 4 2 82612 O. K. Herndon 115 6 Sandy t4 5 2 1-2 (82352) Lena Merle 115 7 Borel +4 5 2 1-2 ♦Added starter. tGoupled in betting, no separate place or show betting. Time, 50. Winner — 1). S. Fountain's ch. g, by Cunard— Bottle drained by D. S. Fountain). Went to post at 3:47. At post 8 minutes. Start good. Won cantering: second driving: third easily. Scratched — 822792Oood Ship, 115; (82540)Galtor. 115: 82540-King of Yolo. 108: 82279 May Bride. 115. 82691 Fifth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $200. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $165. Iiwl. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. On. CI. PI. Sh. 83544 Legatee 112 1' Cotton 4 3 6-5 3-5 82652 Pr. of Castile 112 2° Donvitz 8 8 3 C-5 82614 Herman Doyle 115 3* Swain 8 6 2i 1 8J6523 Patriotic 111 4 Peak 5 4 S-5 4-5 82619-C uppers 10S 5 Sandy 2 2 1 1-2 82685 Hi Col Cap 112 6 AH'rris 7 6 3 3-2 S360S Manila S. 105 7 Denny 10 15 6 3 S2«'.493Pr. Of Orange 112 8 Kunz 5 6 3 3-2 Time, l:50ji. Winner — W. Hawkes b. g, 7. by Belvidere — Legacy, by Longfellow (trained by 0. F. Hume). Went to post at 4:15. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; socond, and third driving. Scratched— 82652 Homeless, 112: 82583 Invader. 112. 82692 Sixth Race— 1-2 Mile. Purse $250. 4-year-ohls and upward. Selling. Net value to winner ' Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sh 82512 Hereafter 111 l"t RDavls 1 2 4-5 2-5 S205o-Sam F. HI 23 Otis 8-5 3-2 3-5 out ( 82651 )Ontario Oregonll4 3- AH'rris 8 6 2 4-5 (82513)La Chata 109 4 Kunz 6 4 6-5 1-2 82650 Sevenful 109 5 K'baum 3 4 3-2 3-5 82651 Happy Chappy 111 6 RW'son 25 40 12 5 Hercules 111 7 PM'phy 20 20 8 4 Time. 49j. Winner — E. J. Ramsey's b. g, 5. by Peter McCue Tern (trained by F. Neville). Went to post at 4:40. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Scratched— 817453Anna May. 109; 82542 John II. Sheehaii. 10!); 82423 Orace O.. 109. Dufferin Park Form Chart. DUFFERIN PARK FORM CHART. TORONTO. ONT.. June 12, Weather clear; track fast. Fifth day. York Riding and Driving Club. Presiding Judge. Fred .1. Hewitt. Starter. Chillies 1-hair. S2669 First Raci — 5 8 Mile. Purse $2iK). All Ages. Special Weights. Net value lo winuer $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fiu. Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sh. 82i;t;j"Miss Folix 110 1' JBaker 3 3 1 1-2 s2.!'.". Von Buelow 105 2:' JConley 5 7 2 1 s.'ii.".'.i Bisk 112 3'' Uoines 5 6 2 1 821.06 Boz 105 4h lrvin .. 6 : . :: :. v'i;:.::'I.eft Guard 112 5- Carr i ^ 1 2-5 S26.-.3-No Trumj.cr 112 6,a Wilson 3 3 1 1-2 I0M1 Peter Chin 112 7 Con'lly 10 15 6 3 ' Time. I:P.".J. Winner It. E. Coleman's br. f. I. bv St. Felix— Ladv I'oidbam. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving^ 82670 Second Race— 5 8 Mile. Purse $200. 3-yeur-olds and Onward. Special weights. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sh. 82152=Marbles 106 l'1 JBaker 7 107 lOout — WMHlav King 114 2h lrvin 5 t; 2 1 82SM*Ahjnre 106 3» (loines 3 4 7-101-3 BBM Ophelia Martin 166 41 Br'burg 15 20 7 3 S2606 Miss (Vsarion lnfl W- JAustin 12 1". fi :: rata poeotaligo 107 f '- Rowe 6 8 2*. 6 .". 7.",::60 Crestfallen 10S T- Gould 15 20 8 4 S2610 C.oggles 108 8 Turner 20 30 10 5 Time. 1:0-5. Winner -XL C. Moore's br. f. 4. by Lissak— (Jlen-setto. Start good. Won driving: second and third tlie same. 82671 Third Race— 1 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 82M4 81T W. Rollins 106 lo' Griffin 6 7 2 1 82607 Lee Land 106 23 Ramsey 4 5 8-5 4-5 82659 Van Dan 106 3' Carty 15 20 8 3 S26103Spunky 109 413 JConley 3 2 3-2 3-3 out 82602 Dene 104 55 FJ'ston 8 12 5 I 826592Cygnet 104 6"' AM'tin 3 3 1 1-2 82800*Laura A. 104 7'" Wilson 4 I 8 5 4 I 82657 Tulip 104 8 Lynn 20 30 in I Time. 1:461. Winner A. B. Campbell's br. g. 7. by Sir Walter -Kallirhoe. Stall good. Won cantering: second easily ; third driving. 82672 Fourth Race 5 8 Mile. Purse $200. .". year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value lo winner 1190. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL .Sli. ' 826622Stonenian 111 H JConley 3 2 3 2 1-2 1-4 N2006 Soprano 111 2- TTaylor 4 5 8-5 3-5 S2001-Har. Richeson 103 V McA'le 4 5 8-5 3-3 . 82610 Pinion 103 4- AM'tin 2i 2 4-5 2-5 N2662 Anyway 96 5' FJ'ston 15 20 8 2 82662 Muldock 103 6 Lynn 15 25 8 3 Time. 1:05. Winner — Ixiuisville Stable's ch. g. 4. by Ornament — I udci lendence. Start imor. Won easily: second and third driving. S2673 Mirth Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3 -year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner tish. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sh. (82606)Ametus 122 l1 Turner 3 4 3-2 3-5 82657-Incognito 117 23 Wilson 4 4 3-2 3-5 RM*Von I.aer 104 33 Ooines 5 6 2 1 822M4 ■Ston.-r HID 114 4- JBaker 2) 2 45 25 I82610)lnsp'r Purvis 125 5" Murray 4 4 8 5 I 5 82294 Mav Cowley 112 6 Criflin 20 30 10 5 Time. 1:18;. Winner — L. D. Leonards b. g. 7. bv Sain — Der fargilla. Start go.Ml. Won handily; second driving; third easily. 82674 Sixth Itact — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $2oo. All Ages. Special Weights. Net value to winner $180, Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sh. 82666 N'ioless 116 li AM'tin 4 5 2 1 82659'Montbert 107 23 Wilson 8 5 I 4 5 2 5 826573Kancy Dress 110 3" McL'in 6 8 3 6 5 81+04 Autumn Maid 102 4" Jackson 4 2J 1 12 64755 Har. Jamieson 112 53 JA'tin *4 6 2 1 81313 Oscar T. 109 6" McA'le 6 7 25 6-5 79993 I^a Toaea III. 102 7 FJ'ton «4 6 2 1 •Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time. 57. Winner — R. Jackson's blk. m. 5. by Fatherless — Niola. Start straggling. Won driving: second tlie same; third easily. Dufferin Park Form Chart. DUFFERIN PARK FORM CHART. TORONTO, ONT., June 14.— Weather cloudy; track fast. Sixth day. York Riding and Driving Club. Presiding Judge. Fred J. Hewitt. Starter. Charles Plmir. 82675 First Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse 1208 4 vear-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL S!i. 80^86 Melino 106 1* lrvin 3 3 11-3 (82669)Miss Felix 109 2= JBaker 1-2 1-2 out— 82607 Miss K. O. B. 104 3- Wilson 3 4 6-5 1-3 82673 M-uldock 106 4* AM'tin 10 10 4 8 5 82669 Peter Cain 106 6* Goines 10 12 5 2 82653 Hindoo Prince 106 6; Turner 15 20 8 3 8^653 Russtone 106 7 T Rae 15 20 8 3 Time. 1:1.;. Winner — Redmond Park Stable's br. g. 6. by Falsetto— Thelma. Start good. Won easily: second and third the ame. 82676 Second Rati — 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. vjuti'.i Boz 113 1' JBaker 15 N 4 2 .82669= Von Buelow 113 2= Conley 3-2 I 2 1-2 out 82«73 Von Laer 116 23 Goines 3 .1 1 M 32868 Miss Cardigan 111 4' JJ'ston 15 20 8 4 82609 Donation 111 5^ Wilson 3 3 12-5 82660 Arv. Leonard 116 6"' JAustin 6 10 4 2 8265S Cervera 113 7 lrvin 12 15 6 3 Time. 1:22. Winner— R. Jackson's blk. g. 3. by Previous-Bonnie May. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. 82677 Third Race— 1 1 16 Miles. .Purse $200. 4 vear-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sh. S2fj.V -*Teeta H. 107 l1 JConley 2 2 3-5 out 82661 -Great 111 2' JBaker 3 4 12-5 (82671)Sir W. Rollins 111 33 Griffin 12 3-5 1-4 out N26553Countermand 112 4^ McA'le 6 8 2 4-5 82658 Ormyr 107 5 Goines 12 15 4 2 •Disqualified for foul. Time. 1:52. Winner — M. C. Moore's b. g. 6. by Great Bend — Cood Enough. Start good. Won driving; second the same: third easily. 82678 Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 4-year olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sh. 81698 M'ks and Facesll3 1J Griffin 5 2 1 1-2 ( 82659) Haymarket 120 2* Goines 2 3 4-3 1-3 (S2657)Malta 118 3"' Mooney 3 4 3-2 3-5 82671 Laura A. 113 410 JBaker 8 8 3 3-2 82673 Insp. Purvis 120 53 Murray S 8 3 3-2 82674 Autumn Maid 105 6 Alex 4 5 2 1 Time. 1:185. Winner — J. McPherson's b. f.' 4. by Disguise— Seeress. Start good. Won driving: second the same; third easily. 82679 Fifth Rare-7-8 Mile. Purse $200. 3 -year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sh. (S2674)Nioless 113 l3 JConley 3 4 11-2 7.478 Marion Moore 106 2- JBaker 2 2 4-5 1-3 82661 Judge Dundon 113 3' Rowe 5 6 2 1 SLl'.OO-Gunshot 105 4l Jacks'n 6 4 3 2 3 5 s.t.i v-'l'.ig Hand 115 5" Haynes 1 2 7-101-3 S2660 Stowaway 102 6 Alex 15 12 4 2 Time. 1:3*1. Winner — It. Jackson's blk. m. 5. by Fatherless — Niola. Start good. Won easily: second and third handily. 82680 Sixtli Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $200. 4 \oar-ol.ls and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $130. _ ,, Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. .„ PL Sh S26ii:.-Birdslaver 111 1J Wilson 1 & 4 .. 1 :. s 610 Trey of Spades 106 8J AM'tin 4 4 2 2 :! .. vi,72-Sopnin.i M P HTylor ::-2 1 1-2 out 83671 Cygnet 104 43 JBaker 6 s I 3-2 vi :• I.', ti Guard 106 5J Br'burg 6 8 :: I ! 82654*Loretto 104 6 Alex 15 20 8 4 Time. 1:1% Winner— F. Ehlridg.'s b. g. ! . by Deerslayer— Ollie Bird. ., , .,,,.. Start good. Won easily, second 'and third the same. New York Form Chart. NEW YORK FORM CHART. (ORAVESEND.) SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1909, WEATHER CLEAR, TRACK FAST. Ninth day. Brooklyn Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. Presiding Judge. Clarence McDowell. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Kacing Secretary. F. Reliberger. Killing starts at 2:30 p. in. (Chicago time 13C p. m.). W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinker*. (Torres in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, an of horse :.nd weight carried. Q£)rjr_Q I'TKST RACK About 3-4 Mile. (165 feel short! (6S034— 1 :08-r. -.- — 122. 1 *4 "0 added. O JdKjlJ €j 3 . veal -olds. Selling. Net value to winner $520. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vi H % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O 11 C P S v.'i'.l'IlM I'll'PIV w 113 2 1 l" H l:; 1- C Grand M .1 Croinw.ll ! rMI 1-5 S-5 1 ' 1 1 1 ■ : 1 1 itA.NGE w |K 13 2 ti -' -' -"■ G Hurns .1 Oaraon 30 to 20 s ( iv.l'nl. \ WTON WIGGINS wii 116 '! •'• 6] 5' 4" 31 J Dutw.ll W B Houso 4 I 6 I I s '121 SI)\TKNTI US « IW Is :: 31 : 3* li A 1-mg R K I'assatt Pni Pk) 100 30 15 82075 BELlalSBK " S 6 J 4i 41' 51' uj Galilei' J M. Miinus 30 30 20 8 4 82621 RUIU.A RRWUA w 103 10 B 6' tj fii 61 Scoville A S Patterson 15 15 12 5 24 82821 Sl'Kbl.lXX'NU W 96 J H 10 7' 7» 7' Ural .T L McGinnis S 10 7 21 7-5 S.7M K.K)T1'AD wb 105 19 13 li' 10 8' 8 Cullen C R FleischmannlS 30 15 6 3 MM SI MMKH NIGHT wb 100 14 10 71 8' 9l 91 4'rowlev .1 Fitzsimmons 30 50 40 15 8 ,mh 4 EMILY G. . w 108 8 8 8' 9' 10 102 H Smith C Theiss 20 30 20 8 4 s_'42, HOFFMAN wb 104 15 9 9' 11 11 11 Q Lynch T W Coulter 20 40 40 15 8 82421 CASQUE w 96 11 12 11 12 12 12 Glass J R Keene 10 15 10 4 2 sai WARDEN w 96 17 18 In 14 14 13 Russell F A Forsvthe 20 30 20 8 4 IIWOOMIOYA W 99 4 15 13 13 13 14 McCahey G J Long 30 40 30 10 5 .v2424-MAU\'IETTE w 94 5 20 20 20 19 15 Creeyy MontpelierStable & 8 fi 2 1 S2S4J LADY CHILTON w 94 9 19 16 15 15 16 F H KlngW P Reed 100 100 100 30 15 82546 TAKAHIRA wb 103 12 4 14 17 17 17 Mulligan D Dunlop 10 15 10 4 2 M»84 RED MIMIC w 104 7 17 17 16 16 18 J Butler R F Carman 20 30 20 8 4 HUDA w 101 20 14 18 IS 18 19 Upton Mr Earle 20 100 50 20 10 „,.„. S2424 SUNDANCE wb 105 16 16 19 19 20 20 E Dugan H P Whitney 4 6 5 2 1 _ , _ , , Time. 11. 22%. 35, 48. 1:01%. 1:11. „., Winner— B. g. by AA ooNt liorne— Gretclien. bv I.nke Blackburn (trained bv H. Rites). Mont to post at 2::i0. At i« st • minutes. Start bad. Won easily: second and third driving. Tim Pipnln outbroke and spreadeagled his opiKisition. High Range, luckllv and forwardly placed in nearest pursuit throughout, was a fast going second. Lawton Wiggins, well up from the start, finished with a l'.ish. Sententious ran prominently and gamely all the way. as also did Belleek. Rubia Granda. from a KM start, closed a gup. Spellbound, away badly, closed a big gap and is promising. Footpad, nearly left, ■wide up much ground. Summer Night finished close up and gaining. Warden closed a gap. Mauviette vw.t actually left, as also were Lady Chilton and Red Mimic. The winner was entered for $2,000: no bid. Scratched — 82021 Ragmau. 101: 77208 Dr. Pillow. 90. Overweights — Footpad. 1 pound: Summer Xiglit. 1: Emily C. 2: Sundance. 1. O rt f* Q A SECOND RACE— About 2 1-2 Miles. (77114— 4:43— 7— 102.) Empire State Steeplechase. OsU\}*y^k $.800 added. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $440. lnd Horses AWtPPSt 5 10 15 19 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S v'180)SANCTUS w 6 164 Walkover. P J Rainey Winner — Co. g. by St. Leonards — Harpsichord (trained by I". Peters). Sanclus did not go the course, but simply came up to the stewards' stand and made weight. QAOQ ft THIRD RACE— About 3-4 Mile. (MB feet short.) ( 08934— 1 :08 %— 5— 1 22. 1 Tremont (jjUXJlJtJ Stakes. Value $2,500. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $1,925. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S (S24SD WALDO w 129 3 1 4° 3- 3= 1= Nicol C L Harrison 7-104-5 7-10out— s:'4M!DI'I.LCARE w 115 14 U 1» in 21 Scoville A Belmont *2 13-521 1-2 out 82219 GLENXADEANBS w 112 5 3 35 2' 2h 33 Glass T W O'Brien S IS 12 3 4-5 iK2286)STARBOTTLE wb 125 I 2 2n 4» 46 4« E Dugan A Belmont *2 13-52J 1-2 out S2076 BRUSHBROOM WB 115 4 5 5 5 6 5 G Burns MontpelierStable 7 10 7 8-5 3-5 ♦Coupled in betting: no separate place or show betting. Time. 11%. 23%. 35%, 48%. 1:01%. 1:11%. Winner — B. c. by Planudes — Salama (trained by R. Colston I. Went to post at 8:09. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Waldo. from a striding start, was shuffled rearward quickly and pocketed to the half, then closed up rapidly on the outside and drew out decisively in the stretch. Pullcare. from an inside slow start, drew out rapidly and set the pace to midway of the stretch, then succumbed readily to the favorite, but was a game second, clennndeane ran forwardly and persistently throughout and is improving. Starbottle. prominent to the -fetch, tired badly in the closing drive. Brushbroom. shut off early, trailed all the way. but held on well throughout. «* Scratched— 82018'Scarpia. 115. Overweights — Brush broom. 3 pounds. 00/ 0£J FOURTH RACE— 1 1-2 Miles. (71143— 2:31*.-.— 3— 115.) Brooklyn Derby. $5,000 added. \J £i \JtJ\J 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $0,225. In.! Horses AWtPPSt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (N2.-.4M.IOE MADDEN WB 126 3 2 3 3 3 3 21 In E Dugan S C Hildreth 1-211-201-2 out— s.'IKL'S FAYETTE w 122 2 3 V 21 21 2l l'l 210 Scoville J E Madden 2 2 8-5 out sell COUNTY FAIR w 111 1 1 14 14 l1 l°k 3 3' Butwell H P Whitney 15 50 40 4 out Time. 13%. 26, 52, 1:06, 1:20, 1:33, 1:46%. 1:59. 2:12, 2:87%. Winner — Ch. c. by Yankee — Tarantella (trained by S. C. Hildreth). Went to post at 3:38. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second the same*. Joe Madden, in close pursuit and unexpectedly under a pull because of the very early slow running, moved up simultaneously with Fayette in the last three furlongs and outsta ed him finally. The latter, after being reserved under a pull in nearest attendance on the pacemaker, essayed to steal a deciding lead on the stretch turn, but could not get far away and succumbed finally in a game effort. County Fair made the running on sufferance for a mile and a quarter before he retired and was beaten off, but will improve. QOftQ7 FIFTH RACE— 1 3-16 Miles. ( 77277—1 :50— 3— 107. ) $500 added. 3-year-olds and up-O A O *J 1 ward. Selling. Net value to winner $420. , lnd Horses AWtPPSt St % % % Str Fiu Jockeys Owners O H C P S 52221 HILL TOP w 3 101 6 1 3'4 3 1 21 23 U l'l McCahey R Angarpla 1 1 3-5 out— S2617*ST. JOSEPH wb 6 111 5 2 I2 l2 l2 l'l 2* 221 C Grand MissAMMarrone 24 4 31 1 1-3 s.:i«l M. ANTONY II. wb 6 111 3 4 2& 2n 3* 33 32 3« Scoville R F Carman 8 12 12 3 1 N2620 RIO GRANDE w 5 111 2 6 6 6 5' 4' 4 4 J Butler T Wright 6 8 7 8-5 1-2 83620 J'GE ERM'TROUTw 4 115 1 3 5' 5' 6 6 6 5« R McDan'lW D Althouse 20 50 40 12 4 M'.SH-'MBLODEON w 3 106 4 5 4- 4' 4* 52 5' 6 E Dugan A Belmont 6 8 7 2 1-2 Time. 12. 24, 36%. 48%. 1:01. 1:14. 1:41%. 2:01. Winner — B. f. by Clifford — Whiplash (trained by J. Fitzsimmons I. Went to post at 4:02. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Hill Top was reserved under a pull to the half, then moved up alongside the leader and held him safe for the remainder of the journey under a very confident-looking ride. St. Joseph made the running for nearly a mile and gave way readily to the favorite, but finished a game second. Mark Antony II. ran forwardly cud persistently throughout, is improving fast and finished with a rush. Rio Grande, hopelessly outpaced from the start, ran a bad race. Judge Ermentrout was outclassed badly. Melodeon was well up for the first mile and retired. The winner was entered for $1,000: no bid. Scratched— 82540:1Shapdale. 103. QQftQQ SIXTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. ( 77041—1 :06%— 2— 100. ) $400 added. 2 year-olds. O aJO'L/CJ Maidens. Selling. Net value to winner $444 . Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S S2547=.SANDRIAN w 105 3 2 2J 2s V 1- E Dugan H P Whitney 5 7 5 2 1 82478 COON SKIN w 90 8 4 3'1 3' 32 23 Glass Oneck Stable 8 10 5 2 1 s_"t;:::;RESPONSFUL WB 96 10 5 1= l1 21 3= Creevy MontpelierStable S 10 8 3 8-5 s.'ViO-'KimiE DUGAN w 104 I 1 51 4h 41 4n G Burns S C Hildreth 5 6 5 2 1 M!M7 RELAND w 98 4 7 61 61 5 » S» McCahey A L Aste 3 4 3 11-2 52222 EVERETT w 93 7 10 71 71 71 62 Moore W Lakeland 30 50 50 20 10 MI!m-ra 'EBROOK w 90 2 3 41 5" 61 i1 Garner W S Diffenderfer 10 15 8 3 8-5 S2129 HIBERNTCA w 104 12 S S2 S5 82 82 Scoville J R Keene 4 6 6 2 1 814*0 SWEET SIMPLICITY WB 93 1 12 11 10 10 9& Russell Chelsea Stable 10 20 15 6 3 INSPIRED w 90 6 6 91 91 91 10b L'ral J L McGinnis 30 60 60 20 10 MASTER LISMORE w 107 11 11 10 11 11 11 C Grand J Loughlin 30 100 60 20 10 88357 BLACK ANNIE w 98 9 9 12 12 12 12 Fbrother H Turner 50 100 100 30 15 Time. 11%. 23%. 86. 48%. 1:02, 1:09. Winner — Ch. g. by Hamburg — Sandria (trained by T. Welsh). Went to post at 4:2S. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second, and third driving. San-dri: n. after forward pursuit of the pacemaker from the start, drew out decisively in the stretch. Coon--!.ii: inn in prominent and persistent contention throughout and is improving. Responsful. away slowly. 'iii\vci) superior early speed and set fhe pace to the stretch, then tired in the closing drive. Eddie Dugan. sunt off sharply and repeatedly, lost ten lengths and could never get up. Reland. away poorly, steadily Implored his position and was gaining at the end. Everett finished well and is promising. Racebrook was li"iiiinent for a half mile. Hibernica finished close up. The winner was entered lor $1,000: no bid. Scratched— 82568'May Florence. 90; 81030 I.evengston. 00. overweights — Sandrlan. 1 pound: Sweet Simplicity. 3. QOftQQ SEVENTH RACE— About 3-4 Mile. (105 feet short.) (68934— 1:08%— 5— 122.) $500 O 4Dtft/ added. All Ages. Handicap. Net value to winner $465. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S viT.45 DE MUND wb E 128 7 2 ll l'J l'J l'l Butwell P J Rainey 6-5 8-5 7-5 1-2 1-5 i«2.V 4 PRINCE GAL ws 3 105 S 3 * 2J 2! 2* Upton G M Odom 2 13-52 4-5 1-3 (7W14)SIR ALVESCOT WB 3 95 3 .". 34 3' 31 3} McCahey R F Carman 8 12 8 21 1 Ota RAGMAN wb 3 88 5 4 4k 5' 4t 4& Glass J S Hoy 10 15 12 4 2 825(6 "QUESTION MARK wb 4 105 1 7 7 7 51 52 G Burns W Lakeland 10 12 12 3 6-5 1 546 PANTOUFLE w 6 95 2 1 61 i- 61 62 Creevy MissAMMarrone 6 10 9 3 6-5 8KM NOT ASUI/GA w 4 95 6 6 51 6» 7 710 Ural J L McGinnis S 10 9 21 1 75M56 HARTFORD BOY w 4 87 48 8888A Smith W C Daly 100 100 100 40 15 Time. 11. 22%. 34%, 47%, 59%. 1:09%. Winner — Ch. h. bv Goldfinch — Graciositv (trained by E. Peters). Went to post at 4:55. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. De Munil drew out in the first stride and won all the way unextended. Prince (Jal. always in nearest pursuit. "Uld never get up under an inadequate finish. Sir Alvescot was a forward contender to the stretch and tired in the closing drive. Ragman, also well up all the way. made a game finish. Question Mark, from a slow start, worked through close quarters and closed a big gap. Pantoutle. from a flatfootod inside start, was shuffled back and outpaced early, but finished well. Notasnlga was close up and gaining at the end. Scratched — 82548* Restlgouehe. 128: S25tW-Hanigan. 115: lS2545lKing Cobalt. 129: 82ti2r-'.!ulia Powel. ] (Mi- ,s2545-Ria]to. 108: 81019 Miss Kearney. 07: gOWH^Ohort. 100: 82359 Nimbus. 107: 82504 Waponoca. 92. Page 3 Montreal Form Chart. MONTREAL FORM CHART. (BLUE BONNETS.) SATURDAY. JUNE 19. 1909. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK SLOW. Thirteenth and la.a day. Spring Meeting of 13 days. (42 books on.) Presiding Judge. Franeis Nelson. Starter. A. B. Dade. Clerk of Course. F. W. Gerhardy. Racing starts at 2:45 p. m. (Chicago time 1:45 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 :iid weight carried. « . , 007AA FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. (S23C1)— 1 : 12^—4— 120.) $400 added. 3-year-olds. O Jj i VjKy Allowances. Net value to winner $335. ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S MMI-ROSE QUEEN ws 110 4 1 l1 P 1» I5 E Clark A Koenigsberg 4-5 6-5 1 1-3 out S25u53BDWIM L WB 100 2 4 4 23 2s 2'J T Koerner A Weber 6 10 7 1 out 8184K GREAT HEAVENS WSB 102^ 1 3 2'J 3« 36 310 Goldstein P T Chinn 9-5 I 6-5 2-5 out (826I4)OOLONEL ZEB w IOC' 3 2 3l 4 4 4 Davenpt J S Flynn 15 25 20 5 1 Time. 24%, 50. 1:17%. Winner— Br. f. bv Kingston — White Base (trained by W. Cahill). Wei. I to post at 2:53. At i ost 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily: second and third driving. Rose «,)!keii held her oppor.enis safe all the way, outbroke them and. taking a commanding lead in the first quarter, lad everything back of her beaten before reaching the ttretCh. Edwin L. was tiring in the la*t fui-Inog and under a drive to stall off Great Heavens. The latter, off slowly and sharply cut off at the iialf-:i.il povt. dropiiod back and came again at the end. ■ s.Tatclied--Sl!i33 Personal. 95: S231.Y-Chilln. 104): (82315) Lislcy. 1Q5. Q£%'m7{\,7 SECOND RACE — 7-8 Mile. (S24:«— 1:20 — I — ■) $400 added. 4-year-olds and upward. O^ I \J I Selling. Net value to winner $340. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % K % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 82M6 BE THVNKFUL WB 4 If* 7 4 fi« 4 43 V V T Rice t Turel: 7 9 9 I 8-3 81053 MJNOT TB I 115 5 7 7 7 5* »•* 25 Herbert G H Holle 7 10 10 4 2 s , -i'FTl'I ANT WB 4 IIS 4 6 54 r.ot 6* 5l 32 Rettig E A Brennan 3 4 4 7-5 3-5 - • Kl'.XG OF MIST w 6 115 1 3 S^t 6» 7 7 4& J MclntyreT S Childs 6 7 7 21 6-5 v . i., i'DCEI Y w 7 1L5 3 1 1& 2* 1* 21 a* Musgr've M Hutchison 21 2 24 1 1-2 v.-,„- SpTON • 6 105 6 I 41 14 2= 9 6i Hcliffe A Weber 6 7 6 2 1 s'liiir-BLUE COAT WB 7 118 2 2 23 3«t 31 61 7 Davenp't A Boswell 6 10 10 4 2 Time. 25, 50%. 1:19. 1:32, Winner — Ch. g. bv Handsome — Crest drained bv J. Robson). Went to post at 3:24. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Re lliankful began slowly and gradually improved his position, finished with a great stretch rush and. catch-in" the leaders tiring, took the lead at the furlong post, but was driving hard at the end to stall off Minot. The latter propped when the barrier was sprung and was U good as left, but closed a big gap and would hive won with a better start. Petulant, outrun for the first half, finished gamely. Edgely. Blue Coat and KohRi tired from hard racing in making the pace. The wiener was entered for $300; no bid. Scratched -gggg Ma Reck. 10s. Q C%*7 f\Q THIRD RACE— 7-8 Mile. (K2438— 1 :20- 0—00. ) $44X1 added. 4-year-olds and upward. 04 ( V/O Selling. Net value to winner $335^ ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S BSm ROSEBORO w 6 110 6 1 V I2 l2 1" I2 B Burton F J Pons 6-5 7-5 1 1-2 out SI.4U MTI'MN KING w t IV I 2 21 2"t ::« » 21 Musgr've J Cannon fi 8 6 2 4-5 s:\-.79 MARTHA JANE ws 4 HIS I 6 41 V V W f T Rice H A Allan 3 4 4 HI .i-5 SHI MARY CANDLEMAS ■ f, 108 4 3 3 V 42 4' 42 .1 HoWSTd J AY Scoll 6 6 6 2 1 v.," i SWEBTBNKR w 4 110 5 4 6 4n '■•- M V t M.lnlyreR E Webster 12 20 M 8 4 s 'lis ST CLAIR WB 5 105 1 I C' 6 6 6 6 Davenp't A W Bryan 10 15 15 6 3 Time. 25%. 51%. 1:19. 1:33%. Winner— B. g, by Toddington— Red Rose, by Lancastrian (trained by W. C. Westmoreland). Went to post at 2:49. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won cantering: second and third driving, liost-boio was under restraint all the way and was only cau.niug at the end. Autumn King was hard rid den all the way in an effort to get to the leader, but was unable to improve his position. Martha Jane showed speed, but was tiring at the end. The others were outclassed. The winner was entered for $300: no bid. i Scratched— 81 397 Aphrodite. 108. ftOTHQ FOI'RTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (76894—1:52%— 3— 108.) Blue Bonnets Handicap. O ^ I \J*J $1,200 added. 3 year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $1,540. * , Ind Horses AWtPPSt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 82494 TERAH wb 4 108 2 2 3 3 3 3 l'J l3 Rettig E A Brennan 3 5 4 3-6 out (S2560)ARO\DACK wb I 100 3 3 1» 1» l2 ll 22 2« J MelntyreMrs-IMcI^aughlin 3-67-1011-20out— 82632-D. MACDON'LD wb 3 100 1 1 23 2s 2» 2' 3 3 Goldstein P T Chinn 3 3 3 1-2 out Time. 25%. 50%. 1:16%. 1:43%. 1:57%. Winner — B. c. by Abe Frank — Charm, by Fanstus (trained by W. McDanlel). Went to post at 4:17. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second driving. Terali trai'eil under restraint un:il making the turn into the homestretch, where he moved up with a rush, caught Ihe leaders tiring in the last quarter and drew away into an easy lead at the end. Arondack set the early pace aiid quit when the winner caught her. Donald Macdonald tired and swerved over to the inside rail at the furlong post. Scratched— S20432Light Wool, 106; 825602Hanbridge. 114: 826323Reidmoore, 100: 82494 Cave Adsnin. 100; 824482Superstitiou. 93. Overweights — Arondack. 1 pound. QQfT "I f\ FIFTH RACE— About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. (77024— 3:54%— 5— 145. ) $500 added. Om I A. vJ 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Net, value to winner $440. lnd Horses AWtPPSt 4 8 12 15 Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P 8 S25612ECONOMY w 5 145 3 4 21 2" I'll1 1' l" J Lvnch J W Colt 3-2 24 2 1-2 out (82373) WATERWAY w 6 163 2 2 4 4 22 3« 2« 2» E Heider Prospect Stable 4-5 6-5 1 2-6 out 82319»DACRA ws I 130 4 1 32 32 31* 2J 3 3 Pending J T Stewart 6 6 4 1 out X24.V2-BALLYCASTLE w 8 136 1 3 Ink Ink 4 4 L.rider.W Walsh S Ives 8 12 12 21 out Time, 4:06. Winner — Ch. m. by Voter — Frugal (trained by M. Daly). Went to jiost at 4:45. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Economy fenced well, was under restraint for the first turn of the field, but tired in the last quarter and. in a driving finish, just managed to last long enough to stall off Waterway's rush. The latter would have won had his rider not delayed making his move so long, but bore out in the final strides. Dacra was hard ridden all the way. Ballycastle lost his rider at the thirteenth fence. QQ rf -| -| SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. (77023— 1:38%— 3— 100.) $400 added. 3-year olds and upward. O £ i A. J. Selling. Net value to winner $350. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (82562)THOM. CALHOUN WB 4 107 11 4» 2 2» 22 Ik Davenp't A Weber 7-5 2 2 3-5 out S25."i7-JSPANISH PRINCE w 3 98 5 4 21 1' l"k 1" 2« H'cliffe J Duffy 12 20 15 5 2 S2-441 QUANTICO wsb 3 103 4 3 1"* 4'1 5 3' 3« Goldstein T Clyde 4 3 4 8-5 3-r. 82562 Pl'NKY w 5 102 3 2 3h 3"* 42 5 41 Hamm'd J R Isbister 5 6 6 2 7-10 826323REIDMOORE ws 6 114 2 5 5 5 31 41 5 J Reid W Shields 2 2 8-5 1-2 out Time. 24%. 48%. 1:15%. 1:44. Winner— B. c, by Knight of the Thistle— Tantalize (trained by J. S. Ward). Went to post at 5:15. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third tlie same. Thomas Calhoun was taken back in the first quarter, but moved up rapidly on the far turn and, finishing gamely under a drive, outstayed Spanish Prince. The latter was bumped into and carried wide when entering the homestretch, or he might have won. Quantico was cut off on the backstretch and crowded back, nut finished fast. Reidmoore could never get up. Punkv tired. The winner was entered for $400: no bid. Scratched— S27073Petulant, 107; 825062King Holladay, 90; 82245 Goes Fast, 101: 82580 Neosfcaleeta. 107: S2044 King Cole. 110. Overweights — Spanish Prince. 4 pounds. Latonia Form Chart. LATONIA FORM CHART. SATURDAY, JUKE 19. 1909. WEATHER. CLEAR. TRACK FAST, Twenty.third day. Latonia Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of 30 days. (18 books on.) Presiding Judge. C. F. Price. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Racing Secretary. Joseph A. Murphy. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following Ism distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. OQrr/~V/"V FIRST RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (40995— 1:51%— 3— 98.) Purse $400 3 year olds and uu-^5 £k f \J \J ward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses A Wt PP St St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 824973JACK BAKER w 3 92 4 8 31 41 31 4» 21 H R Will'ms S K HUghes 2 3 3 1 uT 82171 AGNES WOOD w 4 102 8 7 6' 5'1 6' 2» 11 23 E Martin J B Riley 8 10 9 3 8-3 82314 MASSON wb 4 1061 6 4 4» 3J 4" 62 62 31 Heidel I B Fitzgerald 8 12 12 5 2J 82489 ST. AULAIRE WB 3 92 a 3 5» 6'4 5' 3'1 41 4' Paul S Williams 20 30 30 12 6 82502 RESIDE ws 5 111 11 5 l1 1» 1" H 31 52 Kennedy J Edwards 3 3 9-5 4-5 2-5 82628 ELYSIUM w 3 87 2 2 71 72 71 B 5' 62 Brannon W V Casey 6 8 8 3 3-2 82485 J'GE SAUFLEY W 7 1101 9 11 9' 91 93 81 7'1 7« Scully F Campbell 12 20 20 8 4 82502 IMBODEN wb 8 108 7 9 8 81 82 92 8« 8'» J Lee M Ochsner 8 12 12 5 2J 82553 BEN BENARES w 0 108 10 6 21 2J 2' 7' 9s 98 Troxler C Fleming 13 30 30 12 6 82636 GREAT HELP w 3 92 3 1 11 11 11 10' 102 10s C Brown G R Bryson 25 100 Tot) 30 15 82628 BRYCE w 3 89 1 10 102 10' 10s 11 11 11 Hufnagel J H Nichols 10 16 16 6 3 Time. 24%. 49%. 1:14%. 1:41%. 1:58%. Winner — Ch. c. by Jack Point — Judith, by Julien (trained by S. K. Hughes). Went to post at 2:27. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Jack Baker, much the best, was repeatedly cut off in the first three-quarters, but came with a rush when clear and. finishing with a rush, came away in the last furlong. Agnes Wood ran a good race and finished gamely. Masson closed n big gap in the last quarter. St. Aulaire was forced to go wide most of the way and suffered from interference. Elysium was gaining near the end. Reside quit after setting the pace for three-quarters. Ben Benares was sharply cut off on the stretch turn while in a contending position. The winner was entered for $44)0: no bid. Scratched— 82637 Listerine, 102. Overweights — Masson. 24 pounds: Judge Saufley. 2j. QQ rTAI SECOND RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (46995— 1:51 %— 3— 98.) Purse $400. 3-year olds and up-O^J I Ul ward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St U % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 825743CAREW w 6 103 1 3 5' 41 31 * 2'1 l"* F JacksonC E Patterson 4 4 3 6-5 12 825552GBRRYMANDER w 3 92 10 5 2»k 21 2l 1& in 21 Taplin J Flemming 9-5 9-5 9-5 7-101-:: 82489 POINT LACE w 3 88 9 4 41 B 5" 41 4* 3'1 E Martin J B Respess 5 8 8 3 8-5 82555 MAMIE ALGOL wb 7 1071 8 6 S3 8' 82 8* 51 41 Troxler J W Tate 6 10 9 4 8-5 S26372USURY" W 6 106 7 1 1= l2 l'l 33 3" 5' Glasner B F Guthrie 15 30 30 12 6 825023ORENA w 4 1031 3 7 6* 7» 71 7» 61 62 M McGee W O Joplin 5 5 5 6-5 1-2 . 82570 HARTING wb 5 108 2 2 3» 3' 4'1 6*. 72 7« J Lee W A Hughes S 12 12 5 21 82555 LADY BALDUR wb 4 102 4 9 7» 6' 6h 5'1 S' 8'« D Austin G W J Bisseli 15 40 40 15 5 82444 ALBERT FANZ w 4 104 6 8 93 93 9« 912 93 9« Kennedy P J Millett 12 40 40 15 7 82574 MILLSTONE vf 5 108 5 U 10 10 10 10 10 10 W Paul J F McCarthy 25 75 75 25 12 Time. 84, 48%. 1:14%. 1:40%. 1:53%. Winner — Ch. g. by The Friar — Hanrose (trained by C. E. Patterson 1. Went to post ?t 2:53. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Caresr was close up from the start and outgamed (Jerrymander In the closing drive, tierrymander was made much use of in trying to wear Usury down in the early running and tired. Point Lace came fast through the stretch, was going fastest at the end and would have won in a few more strides. Mamie Algol closed a gap in the stretch. .Usury quit after setting the pace fast for three-quarters. Orena had a rough trip. The winner was entered for $400: no bid. Scratched— 825502First Peep. 100: 82628 Quagga. 111. Overweights — Gerrymander. 3 pounds: I'oint Lace. 1; Mamie Algol, lj: Orena. lj. Qflj 7f\0 THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (82366—1 :44%--4— loiT) Purse $500. 3-year olds and O^ f \J jU upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $4O0. Ind Horses A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 825722CYMBAL wb 4 10S 6 6 in l"k l'n ij ink A Walsh J J Flannigan ?, I & 3 8~T 82499 OLD HONESTY w 5 112 2 1 61 51 34 21 21 J Lee A J Gorey 3 41 41 3 4-5 • (S2572)ZIENAP • w 6 111 5 7 7* 61 72 5' 3» Warren W F Schulte 4 5 41 8-5 4-5 82626 ALICE w 3 100 1 5 8 7' 61 4" 4" Kennedy M Burton 10 12 13 5 21 82872 KEEP MOA'ING w 4 96 3 3 3nk sn 41 31 5; Taplin H G Bedwell 6 7 7 21 6-5 S2«252WOOL SANDALS WB 5 108 7 8 41 4h 5nk 62 63 Heidel A Lasance 3 3 21 1 1-2 825712MARSE ABE w 3 102 4 2 2'1 21 21 72 73 E Martin L A Cella 4 8 8 3 8-5 77451 LANE ALLEN W6 108 845H8 8 8 8 M McGee A R Hamilton 25 60 60 20 10 Time. 23%. 48%. 1:11%. 1-.40, 1:46%. AA inner — Ch. g. by Galashiels — Sounding Brass (trained by J. J. Flannigan). Went to iiost at 3:21. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Cymbal raced Marse Abe and Keep Moving into defeat in the first three-quarters and held on gamely to outstay Old Honesty in the closing drive. The latter was forced to go wide for the entire trip and was wearing Cymbal down at the end. Zienap began slowly, but closed a gap and finished fast. Alice, from a slow beginning, closed a gap. Keep Moving held on well until near the end. Wool Sandals had no mishaps. Marse Abe ran well to the stretch and tired. Scratched— (S2555 1 Aibert Star. 104: (82500)Tom Hayward, 105. Overweights — Alice. 2 pounds. 897AQ FOURTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (82311— 1:05%— 3— 93.) Cincinnati Trophy. $2,000 C3 £± m \JtJ added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $2,830 and Cup. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 82488 THE FAD wb 111 3 2 l2 l3 ll 1' D Austin C C A'an Meter 10 16 16 6 2 824882JOE MORRIS w 121 6 3 3' 4' 34 21 M McGee R H Anderson 8-5 8-5 6-5 1-2 1-5 S2552 DONAU wb 114 1 1 2'J 2'1 2^ 32 Kennedy W Gerst 8 12 11 4 3-2 X2.r 52-',LOUISE S. w 118 2 4 52 31 42 4l Heidel J Welch 6 10 10 3 3-2 (S2488)EYE WHITE Ws 118 5 6 4h 51 6' 52 Mountain Woodford&Fizer 8-5 9-5 9-5 7-103-10 (82624)PRINCE IMPERIAL WB 111 4 5 6 6 6 6 J Lee John Marklein 5 9 9 21 1 Time. 23, 46%. 59%. 1:06%. AA'inner — Ch. g. by Woolsthorpe — Fashionable (trained by C. C. A'an Meter). AA'ent to post at 3:50. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won driving: second and third the same. The I'ad began fast and. going into a long lead early, maintained a fast pace, which forced the others to drive hard early in the race, then tired in the stretch, but held the others safe. Joe Morris began slowly, but a sac fast when straightened away for the stretch drive. Donau. after close attendance on the winner, tired in the final strides. Louise S. ran fairly well. Eye White could never get fully settled In his stride and was away poorly. Prince Imperial ran disappointingly. Scratched— 82(i24';Di:qiiesne. Ill: 82oOO-My Gal. 108. OQ rj f\A_ FIFTH RACE— 8-4 Mile. ( 82103—1 : 12— 6— 102. ) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. O Jmii I Vf TIT Handicap. Net value to winner $325. ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S S0«0l 3PRTNCE AHMED WB 5 113 2 3 4 4 ■ l3 M McGee E Alvcy 6-5 6-5 9-102-5 out 82626 OHARL EASTMAN w 6 116 4 2 3'1 2& 3« 21 J Lee W A Hughes 24 4i 4J 1 out VJK26 SEA SWELL w 3 f.C 1 1 l'l l3 11 3« E Martin L A Cella 4 II 10 21 4-5 826263MADMAN WB 3 105 3 4 2' 32 4 4 Taplin H G Bedwell 21 21 2J 3-5 out Time, 23%. 47%, 1:12. AA'inner — Ch. h. by King Hanover — Percita (trained by R. Cassady). AA'ent to post at 4:22. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Prince Ahmed began slowly and was badly outpaced for a half and had to go wide into the stretch, but. finishing witli a rush, came away in the last furlong to win cantering. Charlie Eastman ran a good race, was prominent all the way and outstayed Sea Swell in the closing drive. Sea Swell showed a high order of speed in pacemaking. hut tired fast after going five furlongs. Madman ran poorly and retired after going a half. ft070f\ SIXTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (82311— 1:05%— 3— 93.) Parse $400. 3-year-olds and O afl I YJ*J upward. Selling. Net value to winner $325. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P 8 S23792BILLY BODEMER wb 3 101 7 2 2'4 21 in 14 Kennedy W Gerst i) i i 7-5 7-10 iv.-.v.3)ETHELDA WB 3 1011 3 3 4= 3' 2' 23 iM McGee G Wood 3 5 41 8-5 4-5 82486 COLMO w 3 101 2 7 •* 51 5n 3» A Walsh W A' Casey 10 30 30 8 4 82228 SORREL TOP w 7 112 5 5 B 4} 61 4 Heidel I B Fitzgerald 7 8 7 2* 6-3 80961 LILLIAN LEIGH w 3 98J14 1 31 6*1 41 51 Coburn P H Jones 40 50 50 20 12 S25013 A RIONETTE w 3 96 8 4 Ink u 31 62 E Martin L A Cella 3-2 3-2 1 1-2 1-4 S2*i:{9-SNAKE MARY WB 4 110 1 15 9" 91 8l 71 J Lee J T Ireland 5 12 12 4 2 S2501 JOHNNIE BLAKE w 4 109 6 8 101 8' 74 82 Hatehett F Lepi ert 20 50 50 "0 12 82228 RICKEY WB6 1U 4 12 8n 7uk 93 9* Glasner F P Wilson 25 50 50 20 8 75322 BILLY VERTRESS w 5 HI 12 13 133 10' 101 10' Jackson R H Clark 20 100 100 40 25 S2IM1 GONIMBLE wb 3 98 10 9 ll2 12' 11' IT 1 Brannon J S Kellv 40 100 100 40 15 X2407 WATSON. 4VB 3 101 9 10 12' ll" 121 12' R Will'ms S P Wilson 50 100 100 40 20 82052 KENMARE QUEEN w 3 96 11 14 14= 132 13' 13* Hufnagel P J Miles 20 40 40 20 8 75058 TODDY HODGE w 5 114 13 6 72 14« 14« 14' Troxler W E Oots 15 40 40 20 10 BEAVER GIRL W 4 107 15 11 15 15 15 15 D Austin J Huffman 20 60 60 20 12 Time. 23, 47, 1:00, 1:06%. Winner — Br. g. by Sorcerer — Emma Louise (trained by J. Blute). AYent to ae«t at 4:50. At post 1 mhiute. Start fair. Won driving: second and third the same. Billv I'.odeiuer. away fast, wore Arionetle down in the stretch and had enough in reserve to hold Elhelda safe In Ihe UiihI drive. Ethelda was forced to go wide for the entire trip and would have «asj hut for this. CoI-uo closed H gap and was gaining fast at the end. Sor vl Top had a rough trip. Lillian Leigh run 11 giHu race and was prominent for the first half. Arionette set the early pace and quit badly in the last half. Snake Mary was away poorly. Johnnie Blake ran a good race. The winner was entered for $500-no bid. Overweights— Ethelda, 24 pound*: Lillian Leigh, 2}. Page 4 New York New York Entries and Past Performances for Monday, June 21. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. NEW YORK ENTRIES. (Giavescnil.) Racing -.larls at 2:.'",0 p. in. (Chicago time. I.M ) RkM well in MOd. ©Superior iiiml num. r. First Race — About 3-4 Mile. i U..5 feel short.) All Ages. Handicap. (Track record: 08034 l:t),s; T. -122. Ipt Ib.r-e. Wl. lt.i-. A. Wl. Il.lrn. S23iil Seymour Bentler . 4.. !)2..x7.~iO V2I27' Dreamer Ill 1:4*1 7. .11." 780 siir.iv- Kmthcoorbe 4 i:;i..x74(i 77^i!»:: Royal Captive 114 1:11 3. . 112. . X740 tCUSVPrioce Gal 3. .110 740 (S2UWH De Mnml 12« 1:001 S..138 740 S2ti»9 ranloiitl,. 107 1:01)8 6..!)S..X"40 8*83* ♦Nimbus 4.111 740 8*0*8* Cohort 4..112..x73o 82*84 Fleming ft. . 97.. ATMS s2.34.3- Kialto 100 1:00* 4..119..X739 MOtH Bat Masterson 104, 1:091 B..M 7:!0 S2UU03 Sir Alveseot 3.. 9S..X725 7MH4 l.u Hello Agues... § . . 87 720 K2RU8 Mauviette 104 1:12 .'1. .!).'! 715 8*8X1 MlW 4..00..X710 *G. M. odoin entry. Second Race — 1 1-16 Miles. 8-year olds am) upward. Selling. Fillies. Mares and Geldings. (Traek r»«Ord: 7.".l!Hi 1:4.".: -4-124.1 82427* Dreamer 1111:48* 7. .115 77iO KS284 \.rytto 112 1:501 8..M..XT43 MMM Ragman ."!.. III. ,\7W S2ii!i7-' St. Joseph 108 1:461 8. .Kir.. .©740 K2540* ghapdale *.. M 740 S2H17 Hiuinie Kelso 98 1:47? "... !•* 740 S2.VI7* Golcondta 07 1:47? 4..104 740 «KWT ) l,ad .| Langden... 103 1:48* r . .1 10. . X710 S22ix Queen of Hie Hills.l0Ml:4S 4.. !HJ. . X7:t."i N2.-|i;7; Miss Catesby 4. . 10.S. . x7:ir s2:;: '« Blackford ::.. M 7.'.r ttKiOo* Okeolte 10.". 1 :4S1 5. .103..X78S K2S67 Imitator &r 1:431 4. .101 72.1 K2617 Mombasa* 10.11:461 4. .101 1*0 825*1 Malaga 04 1:50* 4..101..X700 Third Race — 5-8 Mile. Astoria Slakes. #200 eaeli and $500 in plate added. 2-ycar sHa. Fillies. Special Weiclits. (Track record: 28501 -59*— 2— 00. (822101 OCEAN BOUND ..114 1:01* 114 750 (82420) Greenvale 114 1:02* 114 745 82219 tlaljpOl 114 740 ind. Bow . \vt. Kir. a. \vi. Mem 81360' Sou 102 1:01* 114 740 RM Projectile 114 730 Fourth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. Parkwaj Handicap. Valor $2 300. .; \ .in old-, and upward. (Track record: 73196 i : I". 1 124.) (82,1 ►Fit* Herbert lis 1:47 3..114..X736 S2..IN-'Retititfoiieln- 124 1:10 I . . 1211. . • 7 13 sj.'.ls-i Attliilioi 8. .HO 740 (S22SS) Live Wire 114 1:454 4. . 124. . X740 s2..iii Harrigan :;. . ill. . X740 (82500) Alfred Noble 4. .1(10. . 740 S2300- Fashion Plate 114 1:47* .1. .100. . X 740 820 19 ] Petticoat 109 1:49* 8. 05.. X 7*5 (771MHII I'oiiiilainblne 5. .1118 730 82426 Home Again 105 1:48 4.. 8S..x72t •S. C. llildretli entry. Fifth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. •". year olds and upward. Selling. (Traek record: 75190 -1:45* 4— 124.) ■0341* E)ebright n»2 l:4M B. H 5..x725 82621 ' MeCarter 113 1:40 5. .108 720 82093 Rublu Graudu 3.. 81).. X 715 82565' Lord Stanhope lot 1:47* 5. .105. . X715 S20173 Rockstone 99 1 :40 5..10O 715 S25r,7 Gild 103 1:45* 5. .105. . X71II 8*887 Kio Grande los 1:48 5. .105. .©710 81620 Karl 0 103 1:40 4. .His. . X710 8260.1* High Range lOl 1:49* 8.. 95..X710 82567' Golconda 97 1:478 4. .lor, 710 82549 KiiMon :;. .101 . . '7o."i 70100' Mon tank 110 1:47* 4. .101 . . X705 82220 Berkeley 119 1:1(1! 5. . 1 15. . X705 82622 C li i I r in a sler of Cheaterbrook 108 1:53? 3. .107 700 79035 Spoouer SO 1:47? 4..111..X700 Sixth Race — About 3-4 Mile. (MS feet slmrl.i 2-year olds. Selling. (Track record: 88884 Bus* 5-122.1 (82".47i Revboiirn 107 725 (S2.-.5H) .liniiuelina 104 720 8201S Dalmatian 104 715 810.30 I.evengston 03 710 Harvey P.. eh. c, by Meltonlan — Tchoupetoulas ... 97 The figures midi r "Ree." In aliove entries show the best time made by the home at the distance, with weight carried, since January 1. 1008. 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. CThe small figure under "Str." shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race. The small] ■cure under "Fin." — unless the hone won — shows the number of lengths the horse was behind the winner. • I FIRST RACE— About 3-4 Mile (165 feet short). All Ages Handicap. (0S931 -1 :0Sa: 5-122.) Index Course DistTlmeTckOdds Wt St K % % StrFIn Jockeys Best Company SEYMOUR BEtJTLER. b. g. 4. by Sain— Grand Lady (H. R. Brandt). Weight today 92. vMUv. s.u.t I 1-18 1:481 apod 88 m;: 5344 6' 7*) McCahey Dreamer. Norbitt. I.:ul of I. amnion. 82168 Belraoat 8-4 1:13 slop -JO 11H 1 1 5 6'i 7" Scoville Dreamer. Roarben. SlrJolin.lolinsi :i. 82001 Belmont 3 4 1 :14 slop 6 110 0 3 7 7s T" Sooville Wanonoca. Ruble Fleming. m:: $ s. Anita 7-S 1::'5« fast 11-10 1119 3 4 3 2 2'| 4«J V Powers Enfield. D.Macdonald. French Cook. 7SSM S. Anita 3-4 1:13* hvy 9-10 110 4 3 3 2* 2* V Powers Halket. C. W. Burt. Valley Stream DREAMER, b. g. 7. by Hamburg— Forget (H. B. Duryea). Weight today 113. S fcfl lives, n.l AbS-4 1:101 mud 4 IN 6 6 4 4J 3« F C Sm'h UoyalOnvx. MeCarter. SlrJ.Jobason X23B1 C'vesend 1 1-1G 1 :4S* good 6-3 111 1 1 1 1 1! 1J II Smith Norbitt. I.ad of l.ancden. TlieSuniie Sites Belmont J-t 1:13 slop 3 108 4 3 2 2J l3 H Smith Roselieu. SirJ. Johnson MeCarter. SlfcO Belmont 05 f 1:1S fast 2) 113 4 5 6 6 6»| R McDan'IMary Davis. De Mund. Jack Atkin. RESTIGOUCHE. blk. g. 4. by Commando — Dancing Water (S. C. Hildreth). Weight today 131. 82548 Ovesend 1 1 -S 1 Mi fast 1-4 123 2 11 1 l" 2'» G Burns .ToeMndden. Affliction. I'.ANeedles. 82230 lives, nd 11-4 2:114 fast I 114 4 1 1 1 ]U 23 G Burns King James. Celt. Hlgli Private. VWiS Belmont 7-S 1:25* fast 3J 119 2 3 2 3 2' 2* i Burns Ilanlgan. Jack Atkin. Roval Onvx. 3U3* Helmont «* f 1 MS fast 4 124 3 3 3 3 i 5'! E Dugan Mary Davis. De Mund. Jack Atkin. ROYAL CAPTIVE, ch. f. 3. by Golden Maxim— Mary Stuart (Newcastle Stable). Weight today 112. 7.m':i Empire 3-4 1:12? fast 2 115 2 2 2 36 3" Notter Arondack. Footpad. Merise. 77763 Empire' 3-4 1:13* fast 4-5 113 1 11 l" lb Notter Killereen. High Range. Simcoe. 7706S Belmont 6i f 1:05 fast 9-10 109 2 4 4 4» 4 Sweet Court Lady. Strike Out. Waponoea. 77570 15. Imont 3-4 1:10 fast 2 116 2 111* 1« J Lee Affliction. LadySeltna. GoldenVIew. PRINCE GAL. br. c, 3, by Galveston— Princess Noretti (G. M. Odom). Weight today 110. -o.: i i, \. s.n,i Ab.1-4 1:098 fast 2 1115 :: 2 2 2= 2 1 Upton De Mund. Sir Alveseot. Ragman. VaU S'reoejsd Ab3-4 1 :09* f ast 20 103 ;'. 3 3 2' 1= Scoville Harrigan. Tim Pippin. Effendi. S1003 Oakland 7-8 1:271 fast 14-5 106 12 2 2 2 2« 2* Buxton Fulford. Little Slss. Dareington. S0906 Oakland F C 1:10* fast 11-5 106 9 7 2 2* 2s E Clark Madman. Altamor. Fnlford. S0S33 Oakland 5* t 1:07* fast 6 98 9 8 8 8 B'J E Clark Tony Faust. Desirous. Sewell. DE MTJND. ch. h. 5, by Goldfinch — Graoiositv (P. J. Raineyl. Weight today 132. R£C** Q'vaaend AbS-4 1:09* fast 7-3 128 2 11 1«1 l'J Butwell Pr. Girl. Sir Alveseot. Rauman. 82546 I'.vesend AbS-4 l:10f fast 2 130 8 5 5 51 5' Butwell King Cobalt. Rialto. MeCarter. 82338 iVvesend Ab3-4 1 :09J good 3 130 3 11 2l 2l Butwell King Colialt. Rialto. Rosimiro. 82217 O'vesend Ab3-4 1:09* fast 2 126 2 1 1 lh in Butwell King Cobalt. AlfredNoble. Rosimiro S1K0 Belmont 6J f 1:18 fast 10 124 I 1 1 2* 21 Butwell MarvDavis. .TaekAtkin. Rovnl Onvx PANT01TFLE. br. m. 6. by Ben Brush — Fairy Slipper (Miss A. M. Marrone). Weight today 98. *- v-diw,,!,' Ab3 I 1 H'13 fast 9 95 1 6 4 61 68 Creevy De Mund. Prince Gal. S. Alveseot. 82543 O'reaetMl Ab3-4 1:M| fast 10 H7 3 3 4 4' 4« J Bergen King Cobalt, Rialto. MeCarter. 81918 Belmont 1 l:39g fast 8 110 1 2 1 1 21 3° J Bergen Affliction. Adrluelie. Hill Top. Mt $2 Belmont 3-4 1:11| fast 5 102 3 4 4 51 54J J Bergen Fashion Plate. Nimbus. Cohort. 81367 Pimlico 3-4 l:12g fast 6 108 2 5 6 3"* 3»! J Bergen Takahira, St. Jeanne. Royal Onyx. NIMBUS, b. g. 4. by Star Shoot— Lady Elite (G. M. Odom). Weight today 111. S2359 (J'vesend Ab.1 4 1:09J good a 112 9 9 8 8s 8'»3Upton King1 Cobalt. De Mund. Rialto. S1922 Belmont 7-8 1:26* fast 7-10 117 4 3 3 3 38 3«1 Upton Berkeley. Law.Wlsrgins. V»oodcraft 81682 Belmont 3-4 1:11* fast 13-5 112 1 3 3 2* 21! Upton Fashion Plate. Cohort. Fleming. 81S47 Belmont 1 1:40 fast 10 108 6 1 1 3 31 61* Upton King James, Fayette. Juggler. COHORT, ch. g. 4. by Cesarion— Ondalan (Oneck Stable). Weight today 112. KM9S Belmont 6i f 1:19? fast 9-10 120 2 2 2 3 3" H Smith Marcellus. Plate Glass. S1S44 Belmont 3-4 1 :13? slop 1-4! 107 1 11 l'» 1« H Smith LoudounLiglit. F/=oteric. C.Rnssell. 81682 Belmont 3-1 1:11» fast 7-10 110 2 1 1 3 » 3» H Smith Fashion Plate. Nimbus. Fleming. 81621 Belmont 7-8 l:26i fast 9-10 115 3 1 1 1 1» 1" H Smith DonCreole. ClareRussell. Lou. Light FLEMING, ch. r. 8. by Rensselaer — Fon Mate (R. F. Carman). Weight today 97. 822S4 C'vesend Ab3-4 1:111 slop 6 98 3 8 7 6h 613JFair Waponoea. Law.Wiggius. Mauviette 82001 Belmont 3-4 1:14 slop 9-5 106 7 6 6 Z- Z' Fair Wanonoca. Ruble. QneenMarguerite 81S58 Belmont 7-8 1:26* fast 41 106 4 4 4 4 3'J 2* Fair MeCarter. The Wrestler. Ruble. 81730 Belmont 3-4 1:10| fast 15 111 6 S 5 t 4»J Fair Cliapultepec. Dreamer. Horace E. RIALTO. ch. e. 4. by Watercress — Teatro fW. X. Rogers). Weight today 112. Sl'34". Ovesend Ab3-t l:10g fast 4 107 5 4 3 S1 2'1 CJ Burns King Cobalt. MeCarter. Pantoufle. 82359 Gvesend Ab3-4 1:09* good 20 106 1 3 3 32 |4 G Burns King Cobalt. De Mund. Rosimiro. 82217 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:09* fast 15 114 7 9 9 9 9'^JG Burns DeMnnd. King Cobalt. Alfred Noble 81086 S. Anita 3-4 l:12g fast 8-5 113 2 11 1» 3* G Archib'dLaw. Wiggins. Fleming. Med. Hannah BAT MASTERSON, ch. g, 5. by Frankfort— Vanessa (J. Miller). Weight today 96. 8 1 084 S. Anita 51 f 1:06 fast 5 117 4 4 5 71 S» J Howard Spohn. JaneSwift. F.KnighttheBear 80982 S. Anita 61 f 1:18* fast 30 101 8 6 5 4& 6C1 C L MillerRialto. Glorio. Fern L. 80933 S. Anita 51 f 1:05J fast 12 102 6 5 6 61 5°1 B Wilson Lady Irma. Rialto. Harrigan. SIR ALVE8C0T. b. r. 3. by Alrescot— Ellerdie (R. F. Carman). Weight today 98. MS.t9 Gvesend Ab3-4 1:09? fast 8 95 5 3 3 3' 31! McCahev De Mund. Prince Gal. Ragmau. 7M14 S. Anita 3-4 1:141 slop 7 107 5 1 S 21 1*R Will-ms Enfield. Reformation. Lady Irma. 79764 S. Anita 3-4 1:111 fast 7 94 9 6 6 45 42i R Will'msJaekAtkin. DomlnusArvl. Magazine 7a635 S. Anita 51 f 1:061 fast 3 109 11 10 10 6} 4 1 M McGee French Cook. Ybor. Harrigan. LA BELLE AGNES, b. f. 3. by Woolsthorpe— Satellite II. (G. Jacobs). Weight today 87. 7m 14 Jamaica 3-4 1:14? fast 30 109 7 7 8 8 8"*Simmons May River. YankeeDaughter. Lasata. 77988 Jamaica 3-4 1:14* fast 15 109 9 6 7 8" 8'* Holmes Spellbound. JeanetteM., G.LegenU. 77897 Jamaica 5-8 1:01 slop 30 100 8 7 8 8 81' Wolke -Strike Out. Erbet. Sententious 77601 Belmont 3-4 1:131 fast 40 107 11 11 12 11 11 Fuerst GoldenLegend. L.Selina. Sententious MAUVIETTE. b. f. 3. by Mexican— L'Alouette (Montnelier Stable). Weight today 93. G'vesend Ab3-4 1:11 fast 6 94 10 -20 20 19 15 Creevy Tim Pippin. High Rauge. L. Wiggins 82424 G'vesend Ab3-4 l:llg mud 3* 104 2 11 1" 2'1 Creevy Notasulga. Twil'htQneen. Sundance 82284 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:11? slop 15 95 1 1 1 31 32A Creevy Waponoea. LawtonWiggins. CotTtto 8ir,44 Belmont 3-4 1:121 fast 8 111 6 3 3 51 6'«lCteevy L.Redford. JoeMadden. If. Kearney 81366 Pimlico 5-8 l:00g fast 2 110 1 1 1 U 2= E Dugan Tasley. Merry Gift. Our Maggie. DESIROUS, b. f. 4, by Hambnrg — Clementina (R. H. Davis). Weight today 90. 83S21 G'vesend Afa3-4 1:10* fast 13 106 9 7 7 91 9'= Glass SirJ. Johnson, .Tul.Powel. MeCarter. 82424 G'vesend Ab3-4 l:llj mud 40 102 6 7 7 72 7-'s Tansey Notasulga. Mauviette. TwiTtOueen 82217 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:091 fast 40 95 6 7 8 81 8'5§Glass DeMnnd. KlngCobalt. AlfredNoble. 8MB Belmont 7-8 l:26g fast 6 113 4 5 5 4 51 621 Glass Cohort, Don Creole, Clare Russell. G. M. (Mom entry — Nimbus and Prince Gal. SECOND RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-o]ds and upward. Fillies, Mares and Geldings. Selling. (7519(i — 1:45^,-1—124.) DREAMER, b. g. 7. by Hamburg— Forget (H. B. Duryea). Weight today 115. 82427 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:10? mud 4 109 I 6 4 4J 3« F C Sm'h RoyulOnvx. MeCarter. SirJ. Johnson. 82361 Q'yesend 1 1-16 1:481 good 6-5 111 1 1 1 1 I2 13 H Smith Norbitt, Bail of Lanxden, TheSqulre 82168 Belmont Z~i 1:13 slop" 3 108 4 3 2 21 l* H Smith Roseben. Sir J. Johnson. .MeCarter. 81130 Belmont 61 f 1 :18 fast 21 113 4 5 5 6 6-J R McUan'IMnry Davis. DeMnnd. Jack Atkin. C0TYTT0, b. t. 8. by Solitaire II. — The Peeress (J. L. McGinnis). Weight today 88. 82284 G'vesend Ab3-4 1 :11| slop 8 90 8 5 4 4» 421 Ural Waponoea. Law.Wigglm. Mauviette 82fi93 Belmont 1 1:40 fast 7 96 2 2 3 3 24 2s Upton Ladv Bedford. Sundance. 81028 Oakland 3-4 1:13? fast 18-5 101 7 7 7 62 5»1 Gross Meelick. Desirous. F. Nengent. 80923 Oakland 7-8 1:28| fast 11-20 101 8 2 1 1 1' 1» Gross Ocean Shore. Cresslna. Rabelais 807J1 Oakland F C 1:111 good 13-5 102 11 8 8 5nk 1* Gross Serenade. Fore. Righteasy. RAGMAN, b. g. 3. by Planudes— Raglan (J. S. Hoy). Weight today 94. Wn C'vi-wnil A b?. t 1:09? fast 12 8S 4 4 5 4 i 4" Glass De Mund. I'rinee Gal. S. AlTeacot. X2T.1 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:101 fast 40 Mill 11 9 6' 5" Creevy Sir.I. Johnson. Jul. Bowel. MeCarter. 81523 Pimlico ■'■ t I Hit fast 12 H2 8 4 7 fi'l Bcl A l^ang St. Jeanne. Momentum. Ind. Hunter Pimlico 3 4 1:13?fa»t 7 93 12 14 12 111 9» H'cliffe S. Honours. Blaekslieep. Kemplon. 81290 Pimlico 3 4 1:14* fast 6-3 107 8 4 3 42 1*4 ■ Dugan MerryGlft. Simplilloiioiiis. lliaeko. ST. JOSEPH ch. g. 6. by Rilev— Clara White (Miss A. M. Marrone). Weight today 105. 88J87 ;'\7j"l 1 3 16 2 •' ! fast 2«. 111 2 111 f t'l C Grand Hill Top. M.A11I011.H 1.. Rio Grmiile. 82817 G'vesend 1 1 16 l'4S?fast 5 102 2 2 2 3 22 V C Grand Hainuieiless. Rockatooe, Bon. Kelso 8-361 G'v.-send 1 116 1:48* good 20 106 6 f. 5 5 61 5*3 J Bergen Dreamer. Norbitt. Bail of Langderi. K2i*l Belmont 1 1-8 1 :33J good 12 Ml 111 2 21 2- J Bergen L.ofl/gilen. Roeksl'e. C.iifCliester k BONNIE KELSO, b. g. 3. by Waterboy— Thuanella (G. M. Odom). ■ Weight today 98. Mj] 7 G'vesend 1 I 16 1 1** fast " S8 . 3 3 3 43 4'tUptoii Haiiiiiierbss. SI. Joseph. Rockstone. 82221 Gvesend 1 1-16 1 48* fast fi" Ml 3 2 2 2 H 1! Upton liaminerless. Rostrum. Raeipiel. 81100 Belmont 11-16 1:47 fast 3 88 1 1 1 1 I* 2' 1 Upton Ilill Top. Tal-y; Court Ud». M921 Belmont 1 1:40? fast 6 98 1 5 4 3 33 21 Upton Rae I. May River. ( 011 it l.adv. O0LC0NDA. b. g. 4. by Goldcrest— Fond Recollection (G. Cornnell). Weight today 104. K2S67 G'vesend 1 1-1€ 1 :48I fast 12 lul 2 4 5 6 4h 2' G Burns TlioA\ rest r. Missl at -l.v I ( ri ole X24s4 G'vesend 1 3 16 " -01? fast 20 96 2 2 2 2 2" 4" Creevy Norbitt. KloGraade, Pins & Needles • Gvesend 1 "lis Jissf fMt 20 98 3 2 ■■■ ■■ ■". 3" J Held The Soulre. Iml.alor KHIterrankle 82081 Belmont 1 1-8 1 : 531 good 20 98 4 8 8 8 7' 6'J Creevy L.ofLangden. SI. Joseph. Rockstone 8HAPDALE. ch. g. 3. by Shapfell— Cloverdale II. (C. F. Clark). Weight today 91. 82*,49 Gve eMr| 1 l 16 1 «7 fast 40 H 2 2 " X 4 2h 3"! A Bang L. Wiggins, nostrum. R. Beaumont 81031 S. Anita 1 1:39 fast 30 97 8 8 7 6 61 3'J T KoernerAltna Bov Doscomnets. Sen Barr.tt 8098) B Anita 61 f 1:181 fast 10 107 8 5 5 6 6'» T Rue Homeerest. Pj end Hariv. Clil a. Nftt S. Anita 1-4 1:12 fast 20 107 6 6 6 51 8-i T Rice Stringenev. Mllidt.is. Irench (ook. LAD OF LANGDEN. b g. 5. bv Algol— Lass of Langden (R. E. Watkins). Weight today 110. 82563 G'vesend 118 134 fast 7 10 Ml . 3 :: 2 1\ 13 Glass L. Btanhope, Okei .Killiei rankle. Klvesend 1 3-16 2:011 fast 16-6 103 4 4 5 6 V 6" Grant Norbitt. RloGrapde.I'lM A: Needles 82361 G'vesend 1 1 16 1 :48J good 12 107 8 fl 7 6 f | ft C Grand Dreamer. Norbitt. Hie Srniire. 82164 Belmont 118 1:3:: slop 8 W\ 13 3 3 S1 2« Reid Vontgomery. A ranee. Danger. QUEEN OF THE HILLS, b. f. 4. by Knight of the Thistle— Clairette (R. H. McC. Potter). Weight today 9b. Urtt Gvesend 1 1 8 1 33? fast 20 101 7 3 3 4 t* .V'SMrCahey The Xipiire. Imitator, (ioliouda 82081 P.r Irnont 1 1-8 1:53) good 10 103 6 5 7 E 8» 8M Scoville L.ofLiingden. SI Joseph. Roekstone 81818 Belmont 1 1 :39f f ast T2 106 3 3 4 4 4i 6»| Bcorllle AlHietloii. Adilinhe Pantnafle. 81483 Pimlico Imtfly 1 :46i fast 21 111 8 3 2 1 I4 I4 B Dugan (Ins Helm. Geo. G. Hull. Havre. MISS CATEBBY. br. f, 4. by Star Shoot— Jessie Boswell (M. J. Cromwell). Weight todav 103. n l I I l«- I is- fast r:n 1 m pi 10 In 7 (.' : (' Grand The Wrestler. Golcoinlii. Don Creole M v 1 '» .l.nnest'ri 1 1 16 1 331 tivv 3 103 6 6 6 7 6' 7'" Mci'ahev Wln'g Star. Clements. MontriW K1763 Jamestown 1 1 :421 fast 3 100 i 0 6 4 34 l«| C Grand Olloinaii, Wiu'g Star. Sir Galahad. BLACKFORD, ir. g. 8. by Clifford— Black Venus (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 92. 'in reaend Ah.1 I I:0S1 good 12 96 6 677' 7"l *reevy King Cobalt. De Mund. Rialto. 770»7 G'vesend 51 f 1 :07 faat 16 100 5 4 6 8 8" H Smith LawtonWiggins. Ragman. Sir John. 77041 G'vesend 51 f I 061 fast 8 100 4 7 7 7 7" K Dugan Fash. Plate. L.Wiggins. R. Captive. 76516 Saratoga 64 f 1:07 fast 7-6 107 6 4 4 3« V Gilbert Sea Cliff. Rostrum. High Private. 75144 Gi.ive. end 61 f i:07| fast 3-2 114 3 2 2 2) 21 B Dugan Rossfenton. Moorish King, Tod, OKENITE. oh. g. 6. by Hastings— Orienta (E. W. Heffnerl. Weight today 106. 82565 G'vesend I 1-8 1:84 fail 10 M8 5 4 4 5 4' 3"'3.I Butler L.ori.angd n, li.stanhope.KiilfecKle 80889 Oakland lm70y 1 :461 fast 10 117 10 1111 10 9 9»* C H MIllerNIbllck. Gargantua. Saraclnesca. 80813 Oakland 11-16 1:49 good 51 103 7 10 10 10 10 10'« C H MlllerCowen. nubrlc. Woolen. 80735 Oakland lm20y 1 :451 hvy 21 106 6 4 3 2 1» V C H MlllerSt. Avon. A. Muskoday. Elevation IMITATOR, b. f. 4. by Mimic— Graslosa (J. C. F. Jacobr). Weight today 101. 83667 G'vesend 1 1-16 I 181 fa-i :: M6 1 I 1 I 2ii IWE Dugan TlieWresller. Goleoiula. M.Cateaky. 82381 O'vesend I 1 16 1 :48J good 7 US 12 II 12 10 10 M"l'Yeevv Dreamer Norbitt. I«nl of hmicdos). 8 .'218 G'vesend 1 I s I £31 fast IE 96 4 2 2 2 2* 21 Creevy TlieSoulre. Gohonda. Klllieeruukle. 78046 .luinaica 1 1 16 1:493 fast 21 94 7 7 5 2 2s 2« Creevv Bad News. Golconda. St. Joseph. 7T990 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:488 fast 2 95 3 2 2 2 2* l'l Creevy Fancy, QueenMargnerite. Motubassa. MOMBASSA, ch. f. 4, bv Nasturtium— The Lioness (G. J. Kraus). Weight today 101. 82617 G'vesend 1 1 16 1:181 fast 4 % 3 6 6 6 7' 7'-'JCreevy Ilammerless. St. Joseph. Rorkntoii*. 81139 Pimlico 1 1:431 slow 7 106 7 6 5 6 9 9" E Dugan Neoskaleeta. Ind. Hunter. S. Preston 813:18 Pimlico lm40y 1:451 fast 16-5 109 3 2 1 1 2* 21 B Dugan Quantico. Bonnie Kelso. Clieek. 81214 Pimlico 11:421 fast 31 104 4 1 1 3 2"* 2"* R'tmire Racine II.. Neoskaleeta. Montrose. MALAGA, ch. f. 4. by Ethelbert— Makallah (T. Newton). Weight today 101. 82 3rt7 G'vesend 11 16 1 :4S1 fast 40 102 7 7 9 10 10 9'»lSeovllle TlieWrestler. Golconda. M.Catesbv. 81621 Belmont 7-8 1:261 fast 25 113 2 6 6 6 6l 5" Cullen Cohort. Don Creole. Glare Russell. 7801S Jamaica 1 1-16 1:491 fast 4 92 3 2 2 2 32 2» Ural St. Joseph. Tivoli. Winning Star. 77901 Jamaica, 1 1-16 1:481 slop 10 107 7 7 6 6 fi1 B'»1W Doyle Ardrl. Rannel. Norbitt. 77806 Empire lm70y 1:451 fast 8 98 3 3 4 6 f 711 Sweet Imitator Poquessing. Coat of Arms. 77783 Empire lm70y 1:47 fast 10 98 3 1 2 2 32 38» Sweet Dixie Himmel. Golconda. Cool. THIRD RACE — 5-8 Mile. Astoria Stakes. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Special Weights. O.301— 59%— 2— 90. ) OCEAN BOUND, br. f. 2. by Star Shoot— Flying Ship (W. Clay). Weight today 114. 82318 Gravesend 5 8 1:011 fast 5 114 3 IIIs 1"! Scoville Angerona. Greenvale. Gbnuadeaue. 81919 Belmont 41 f 52g fast 7 119 3 2 2" 43J Scoville Angeroua. Calypte, Greenvale. GREENVALE. br. f. 2. by Hamburg— Mineola (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 114. 82429 GraveSend 5-8 1:031 rood 1 KW 1 2 2 M l2 E Dugan R.idininStar. FollieUvv. (I.IIaini.ili 82219 Gravesend 5 8l:0li fast 5 114 1 2 2 2' 34 E Dugan Oeeanlioiinil. Angerona. Glen'deaiie. 81919 Belmont 41 f 521 fast 13-5 119 4 4 41 3'3 E Dugan Angerona. Calypte. Ocean Bound. 81749 Belmont 41 f 521 fast 13-5 107 I 1 U 1* E Dugan Anavrl. Creuse. Etta May. CALYPTE, ch. f, 2, by McGee— California (Oneck Stable). Weight today 114. 82219 Graves, nd 5-8 1:011 fast 7 114 5 3 C 7 7-'-' II Smith Ocean Bound. Angerona. Greenvale. 81919 Belmont 4* f 523 fast IS 119 1 1 ]'■ 2'1 II Smith Angerona. Greenvale. OeeM Bound 81683 Belmont 41 f 521 fast 8 89 3 1 M 8k Glass Medallion, ElflnBeaii. PerrvJohnsou K1519 Pimlico 41 f 55 fast 2 108 4 3 4i 4'1 H Smith Lothario. Goodlliteut. D.l'aradell. SOU. b. f. 2. by Hastings— Souveraine fA. Belmont). . Weight today 114. 81363 Pimlico 5 8 1:011 fast 8 102 4 4 3 3» 33 E Dugan Mexoana. AutumnCirl. Kather.Van 81284 Pimlico 41 f 55 fast 9-10 107 2 4 4 4* E Dugan Mexoana. Lucetta. Little King. 81132 Pimlico 1-2 54 hvy 7-6 107 4 1 1» 1« E Dugan Fauntleroy. OurUannah. Zacatecas PROJECTILE, b. f. 2. by Meddler— Gunfire fMontpelier Stable). Weight today 114. 82568 Gravesend 5 8 1:011 fast 5 107 7 7 7 7 7' » Creevy Lucetta. Dominica. May Florence. 81S37 Belmont 1-2 49 fast 12 107 9 9 9 8* Creevy Dalmatian. Glopper. Huda's Sister. FOURTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Parkway Handicap. 3-year-olds and upward. (7519ft— 1:45%— 4—124 ) FITZ HERBERT, b. c. 3 by Ethellert— Morganatic (S. C. Hildreth). Weight today 114. S220O G'vesend 11-16 1:47 good 1-3 118 4 4 3 2 l1 1* G Burns Fashion Plate. Petticoat. Marcellus. 82079 Belmont S^l 1:13 good 3-5 126 1 1 1 1« l2 FJ Dugan Lady Bedford. Henlev. Sententious. 78772 S. Anita 1 l:37g fast 4-5 124 3 2 4 2 )» l1 C H Khil'gLee Rose. Gerrymander. Fair Annie. 78691 -S. Anita 51 f 1:00 fast 1-7 115 2 11 1* 1* C II Shil'gAnderson. Proela. Descomneta. RESTIGOUCHE, blk. g. 4, by Commando— Dancing Water (S. C. Hildreth). Weight today 126. 82548 G'vesend 1 1-8 1 541 fast 1-4 123 2 1 1 1 1" 2'i G Burns Jin-Madden. Affliction. P.&Needles. 83220 G'vesend 1 1-1 2:04 fast 3 114 4 1 1 1 1* 23 G Burns King Jami*. Celt. High Private. 83098 Belmont -7-8 1:251 fast 31 119 2 3 2 2 2' 33 G Burns Hariigiin. Jack Atkin. Royal Onvv. 81888 Hi -lniont 61 f 1:18 fast 4 124 3 3 3 2 541 K Dugan Mary Davis. De Mund. Jack Atkin. AFFLICTION, br. f. 3. by Meddler— Heartache (J. R. Keene). Weight today 90. 82548 G'vesend 1 1-8 1:541 fast 4 90 1 2 2 3 3 321. Glass J.Madden. Resfigoueue. P.&Needles 83424 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:111 mud 3 116 4 4 5 5' 51:}Butwell Notaswlffa. Mauviette. Twil'tOueen 81918 Belmont 1 1:391 fast 8-5 106 7 4 3 2 HI2 Butwell Adrluche. Pantoufle. Hill Top. 81751 Belmont 1 1:39 fast 1-4 121 1 2' 2 2 4 4" Nicol Maskette. L.Redford. Field Mouse. HARRIGAN. ch. c. 3. by Plaudit— Dorothy Hampton (H. R. Brandt). Weight today 111. 82561 G'vesend Al.3 4 1:09-1! fast 11-20 120 1 1 1 lh 22 F5 Dugan Prince Gal. Tim Pippin. Effendi. 82098 Belmont 7-8 1:251 fast 12-6 110 111 1 l2 1» E Dugan Restigouche. Jack Atkin. RovalOnvx 81684 Belmont 3-4 1:111 fast 11-5 106 3 2 2 21 l1 Butwell Restigouche. DeMnnd. Roval Onyx. S1619 Belmont 3-4 1:11 fast 4 108 3 2 3 32 35 J Howard De Mund. Field Mouse. Restigouche 80933 S. Anita 51 f 1:051 fast 9-20 108 3 3 2 2* 31 J Howard Lady Irma. Rialto. Lawton Wiggins ALFRED NOBLE, b. g. 4. ty Garry Hermann— Ethel Pace (C. L. Harrison). Weight today 109. 82-566 G'vesend 1 1-16 1 :471 fast 9 10 107 4 4 3 2 3= M J Butler The Swire. Ones. Mark. Moonshine 82217 G'vesend Ab3 4 1 :091 fast 7 110 3 3 1 31 3'} J Mclntyrel).- Mund. King Cobalt. Rosimiro. 75815 Sheepsh'd 1 5-8 2:461 fast 30 119 1 4 4 4 4 4" Notter Fair Play. King James, Dorante. 75493 Sheepsh'd 1 1:40 fast 8-5 121 4 4 4 4 5» 5»} J Lee Monopolist. Rosimiro. Julia Powel. 75419 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:111 fast 8-3 115 3 3 4 4» 24 J Lee King Cobalt, Rosimiro, Explosion. FASHION PLATE, ch. c. 3. by Woolsthorpe— Fashionable (Oneck Stable). Weight today 100. 82380 G'vesend 1116 1:47 good 15 114 3 2 1 1 24 22 H Smith Fitz Herbert. Petticoat. Marcellus. 82288 G'vesend 11-16 1:48 slop 41 109 2 1 2 2 25 2« H Smith I.iveWire. M.AntonvIL. Killiecr'kle 81860 Belmont 1 1:391 fast 11-20 103 1 2 2 2 2« I* E Dugan Araseo. Montgomery, Don Creole. 81840 Belmont 11-16 1:47 slop 2 106 5 1 ! 2 » S1 H Smith Live Wire. Don Creole. Montgomery LIVE WIRE. b. c. 4. bv Handsel— Mother Bunch (J. F. Bartlett). Weieht today 124. 82288 Gvi send 11-16 1:48 slop 9-10 120 4 2 1 1 1« 1" Butwell Fash. Plate. M.AntonvIL. KUllec'kie 82077 Belmont 1 1-10 1 :451 good 7 114 3 3 3 2 l2 13 A Lee Jack Atkin. Montgomery. Berkeb-v. 81840 Belmont 1 1-16 1:47 slop 9-5 111 2 1 1 1 1* 1» Scoville D.Creole. Montgomery. M. Antony!! S1617 Belmont 1 1:381 fast 8-6 104 3 1 1 1 1» 1» Scoville Wise Mason. Dander. Montgomery. PETTICOAT, b. f. 3. by Hamburg— Elusive (H. P. Wbitney). Weight today 95. 88819 G'vesend 11-16 1:48 fast H 111 13 2 2 2- Z- E Dugan Maskette. LadyBedford. TwI.Queeu 82360 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:47 good 12 109 1 1 2 3 3" 312 E Dugan FitrHerhert. Fa«b. Plate Maerelln*. 77172 G'vesend 51 f 1:07 fast 3 109 5 fi 6 6 » 6« E Dugan JoeMadden. UncleJIm. Law.Wlrglns 77086 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:11 fast 16-6 109 1 12 2'1 21 E Dugan R.Captive. FashionPlate. L.Hubbard 76964 Sheepsh'd 61 f 1:061 fast 6 100 2 3 2 21 l1 B Dugan Trance. Spectatress. Miss Kearney. FOUNTAINBLUE. ch. h. 5. by Oddfellow— Ferrol (M. Allen. Jr.). Weight today 108. 77900 Jamaica 3-4 1:131 slop 6 111 5 5 4 8* 1* Herbert Cressina. Guestion Mark. Notasulga. 77446 Belmont 1 1:40 fast 4 116 4 2 2 4 62 6°1 Shreve O.nf thellills. I.. Stanhope. Golconda. 770S8 G'vesend Ab.3-4 1 :09 fast 50 108 5 7 7 7 718 J Lee PeterQuince. KlngCobalt. F. Mouse. 75903 Brighton 1 1-16 1:461. fast 13-5 115 6 2 1 1 4'1 511 Garner Sir Lynnewood. Zienap. Moonshine. HOME AGAIN, ch. f. 4. by Gone Coon— Hurtle (T. L. Watt). w'eight today 88. 82426 G'vesend 1 1-8 1:551 mud 6 93 3 5 5 5 53" 5'»lRussell ThcSmilre. FninkGlll. Killieer.inkie 76859 Sheepsh'd 1 1-4 2:031 fast 60 S9 10 7 7 9 9* g'^JSumter Dorante. Master Robert. Stamina. 75740 Sheepsh'd 1 1-8 1:52 fast 20 92 5 5 5 7 9J 1013 McCal.ey Far West. Jack Atkin. Gold Lady. 75587 Sheepsh'd 1 1-8 1:53 fast 10 116 3 4 4 4 4» 4» R McDan'IStamlna. Eeekon. Julia Powel. 75420 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:481 fast 4 97 1 2 2 1 2'1 2» E Dugan GoldLady, Bun. Water, H.Soverelgr S. C. Hildreth enlry — Restigouche and Fitz Herbert. FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (75190— 1 :45?f.^4— 124.) EYEBRIGHT. eh. g. 8. bv Rubicon — Chartreuse II. (E. W. Heffner). Weight today 105. 80541 Oakland lm70v 1:451 good 11-5 108 5 5 4 4 4» 32J J Butler StanleyFav. Rose Queen. Madman. 80403 Oakland 7-8 1:271 good 6-5 112 6 3 3 2 21 1 J Butler Cressina. Tony Faust. Col. Jessup. 79697 Oakland lm50y 1:501 hvy 8-5 107 2 2 2 3 6 6"! Mentry Nadzu. Clamor. Don Enrlane. M'CARTER. b. h. 5. by Knight of the Thistle — Candle (Newcastle Stable). Weight today 108. 82621 G'vesend Ab2 4 1:10* fast S-5 116 3 2 3 3l WE Dugan SirJ. Johnson. J. Powel. Spellbound. 82545 Gravesend 3-t 1:101 fast 7 105 1 1 1 2 21 3»J E Dugan King Cobalt. Rialto Pantoufle. 82427 G'vesend Ab3-4 l:10g mud 8 108 4 3 3 3h 22 E Dugan RoyalOnyx. Dreamer. SirJ. Johnson. S216S Belmont 3-4 1:13 slop 13-5 108 5 4 3 41 4« Creevy Dreamer. Roseben. SirJohn.Tohnson. 82078 Belmont 61 f 1:201 goodll-20 113 2 2 2 2 37 Creevy Rose Ben. Black Mate. Belleek. RUBIA GRANDA. b. f. S. bv Greenan— The Great Rubv (A. S. Patterson). Weigh* today 89. 82683 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:tl fast 12 M3 6 6 6 61 6s Scoville Tim Pippin, H. Rang. L.Wiggins. 826"1 G'vesend Al.3-4 1:104 fast 20 104 4 4 4 4» 6»1 Upton Sir.T. Johnson. Jul.Powel. MeCarter. 81028 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 15 95 6 5 6 7 718JC Ross Meelick. Desirous. F. Neugent. S0793 Oakland 1 1:411 good 13-5 90 3 1 2 1 2» 2« C Ross Dandelion. Boggs. Palo Alto. 80738 Oakland 7-8 1:291 hvy 7-6 95 4 1 1 1 1* l4 A Walsh Dareington. Lens. Moorish King. LORD STANHOPE, b. g. 6. by Stsnhope U.— Lerete (C. F. Clark). Weight today 105. ST,65 G'vesend 11-8 1:54 fast 2 106 41112923E Dugan L.ofLangden. Okenite. Killiecranh 80426 S. Anita 1 3-16 1:59 fast 10 106 2 5 5 5 7 711 G Burns Homeless. County Clerk. K.ofMist. 80352 S. Anita 1 3-16 1:59? fast 5 109 3 4 4 3 3 31 V Powers Round&Round. Alma Boy. Oberoa. 80278 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:531 fast 13-5 109 5 4 1 1 6 81 Musgr've ConntyClerk. DayStar. KingofMlst. ROCKSTONE. b. g. 5. bv Rock+on — Lady Primrose (F. H. Milden). Weight today 100. 82617 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:481 fast 7 96 4 5 5 5 3a 32} F II KingHammerless. St. Joseph. Bon. Kelso. 82361 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:48} good 20 100 7 7 8 8 7l 6" F H KingOreimer Norbitt. Lad of Langden. 82081 Belmont 1 1-8 1:531 good 8 101 3 4 4 4 3"» 3'1 F H KingL.ofl.'ngden. St. Joseph. P.ofCbesfk S16S6 Belmont 1 1-16 1 :45g fast 15 103 8 7 8 9 7« 7'1 F H KingTraveller. MeCarter. LadofLangdeii 81549 Belmont 1 1-16 1:48 fast 20 106 7 8 8 7 73 5" F H KingTlie Squire. Dandelion. Cowan. GILD. br. g. B, by Giganteum — Alcvone II. (J. D. Lagan). Weight today 105. 82567 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:4S| fast 5 97 9 9 6 5 7' 6Ti Creevv TheWrestler. Golconda. M.Catesbv. 81370 Pimlico 1 1:40 fast 8 102 1 1 1 3 21 3" Russell Rio Grande. Mvstifier. Otogo. 77699 L'svi lie 11-16 1:48 fast 7-10 98 5 1 1 1 1* l'l M McGee Imboden. Banrlda. Quaega. 77404 L'sville lm70y 1:46 fast 21-10 1001 2 12 4 4 4'* Pickens Darkuight. JohnE. McMillan. Maclas 77358 L'sville 11-16 1:48 fast 1 100 4 5 4 4 32 2» M McGee Anneta Lady. Bonnie Bard. Severus. RIO GRANDE, b. g. 6. by Pessara— Valora (T. Wright). Weight today 105. 82697 G'vesend 1 3-16 2:01 fast 7 111 6 6 5 4 44 4" J Butler Hill Top. St. Joseph. M .Antony II. 82620 Gvesend 1142:06?fast 5 99 6 3 3 3 3 4»1 McCahev Effendi. Norbitt. Pearl Point. 824S4 G'vesend 1 3-16 2:011 fast 12 104 7 6 6 4 31 2* J Butler Norbitt. Pins & Needles. Golconda. 82361 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:481 good 40 105 3 6 6 7 82 8C1 Seovllle Dreamer Norbitt. Lad of langden. S2287 Gravesend 1 1-8 1:541 slop 20 105 1 6 6 6 6 6'"lScoville Montgomery. Racquet. Norbitt. EARL G.. ch. c. 4. bv Pirate of Penzance — Alma T. ("W. R. Griffin). Weight today 108. 81620 Belmont 1 1:391 fast 12 111 4 3 4 2 2 4*1 J Howard Arasee. Norbitt. Traveller. 78017 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:48 fast 5 100 4 4 1 1 3»1 3» 2 Bergen Far West. Monfort. Tourenne. 77992 Jamaica 51 f 1 :071 fast 6 108 6 6 4 3* 4» Cullen RovalOnvx. Woodlane. Notasulga. 77S49 Empire 1 1-16 1:48| good 2-5 107 5 1 1 1 41 7»« Cullen Golconda. Imitator. Dolly Spanker. HIGH RANGE, br. c. 3. bv Galore — Matterhorn (J. Garaon). . Weight todav 95. 82693 G'vesend A b3-4 1:11 fast 20 105 2 2 2 2' 2= G Burns \ Pippin. L. Wiggins. Sententious. 81697 Jamestown 1 1:401 fast 1^1 105 2 11 1 210 22 McCahey Pearl Point. Chepontuc. 81831 Jamestown 1 1:41 fast 1-3 104 111 1 l2 Is McCahey Elvsium. Chepontuc. W. Lackave. 81494 Pimlico 1 1-16 1:491 slow 21 101 2 1 1 1 1« I2 Goldstein Sum. Night. BelleScott. Aster D'Or 81433 Pimlico lm60v 1 :46 fast 15 99 4 2 3 4 4"' 31 Goldstein CourtLadv. GreatJubilee M.Catesbv 78069 Pimlico 3-4 1:14* fast 30 100 4 5 7 S* S» Trueman Statesman. Waponoea. Tasley. GOLCONDA. b. g. 4. by Goldcrest — Fond Recollection (G. Cornnell). Weight todav 105. 82SC7 G'vesend 1 1 16.1:4*] fast U Ml 2 4 5 6 4l 2» G Burns TheWrestler. MissCatesbv. D.Creole 83484 G'vesend 1 3-16 2:011 fast 20 % 2 2 3 2 2h 4" Creevv Norbitt. RioGrand--. Pins&Needles. 82218 G'vesend 1 1-8 1:531 fast 20 98 3 3 3 3 35 3M .1 Held The Squire, Imitator. Killlecrankie. 82681 Helmont 1 1 8 1:531 good XI 98 4 8 S 8 71 641 Creevy L.ofLangden. St. Joseph. Rockstone. RUXTON. b. c. 3 bv Carlton Grange — Davelle (M. J. Cromwell). Weight today 101. 836 19 G'vesend 1 1 16 1:47 fast 20 106 U 11 7 7 "3' 6'4 C Grand LawtonWiggins. Rostrum. Sliapdalc 82484 Q'yesend 1 3-16 3:011 teat 100 97 3 1 2 5 62 6 2 J Taral NorMtt. RioGrande. Pins A Needles 81790 Jamestown 3 4 1:18| slop 31 112 5 6 6 5' 5»J C Grand Spanish Prince. Donation. Chaperon. 81662 Jamestown 1 1:41 fast 8 105 8 7 7 74 710 McCahey Stargowan. L. Cavanagh. Kempton. MONTAUK. ch. c. 4. by Star Shoot— Janie Clay (C. W. Craner). Weight today 101. 741«S Bright. in 1 1 I 2:07K slop 2 104 3 3 4 3 8' 3*1 McCahev Cairngorm. ColonelWhite. Resnelere 73997 Brighton 11-8 1:54 fast 5 112 3 3 4 5 6* 64 McCahev Cairngorm. Rlack Oak. Bedonln. 75888 Brighton 1 1 S 1 :52j fast 4 91 3 2 2 2 2'1 3' McCahev Friaette. Brother Jonathan. Import 73767 Sheepsh'd 1 1-8 1:53 fast 7 106 10 11 11 6 41 1' R McDan'ICairngorm, Trash. Black Oak. BERKELEY, ch. g. 5. by Dieudonne — Carness (Beverwyck Stable). Weight today 115. 82220 G'vesend 1 1-12:04 fast 30 102 6 6 6 6 6 fi ' -J-T Beij.en King James. Restigoncue. Celt. 82077 Belmont 1 1 16 1 : 151 good 7 108 1 2 2 3 3' 42 Creevy LiveWire. .rack Vtkin. Montgomery. 819 S .'Belmont 7 8 1:261 fast 6 116 1 1 1 1 1} 1'lNlcol I.aw. Wiggins Nimbus. Woodcraft. 81128 Pimlico 3 4 1:211 hvy 3 110 7 6 5 3* V Goldstein Takahira. GohlenCaslle. Ind. Hunter 78868 Pimlico lm7Hy l:4tl fast 10 120 5 3 3 3 3nk 4» Goldstein TonvBonero. TheWrestler. Gridiron. CHOIRMASTER OF CHESTERBROOK. b. c. 3. bv The Bard— Northminster (E. B. Cassatt). Weight today 107. 83833 O'vesend 1 1 16 1:491 fast 3 2 l"fl 5 5 4 4 4t» 9':}E Dugan Bigot. St. Falsenav. Nedlim 82428 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:621 mod 3 108 8 9 9 1 3} 24 R McDan'l.T F.niientrout. Pan.Di\on Faultless 82681 Belmont 1 18 1:531 good 8 94 5 2 2 3 4' 4'1 Ural L.ofLangden. St. Joseph. Rockstone 81998 Belmont 1 1-8 1:58 slop 30 110 2 2 2 2 *•■ 2* R McDan'lCelt. Homecre-t. 76665 Sheepsh'd 5) f 1:07 fast 30 108 4 3 3 5 6« Shreve Torbolllno. Wamba. Medlsnt. SPOONER. ch. c. 4 bv Peep o'Day— Flirtineer (F. B. Lemaire). Weight today 111. 79035 Oakland 3 8 r.9J good 7 95 8 7 7 6' 6" E Sul' van Roog.Red. SmilevCorbett. Pataroita. 784 Oakland 1 1:41R tnijd 20 ion 8 8 8 8 S S^" Creevy FrankFlittner. Bellwether. T.Fau-t. 77850 Empire .1 I 1 :l-4 good 7-10 10S 6 6 2 lh 1- Sumter Besom. The Squire. Arasee. SIXTH RACE— About 3 4 Mile (165 feet short). 2-year-olds. Selling. ((18934 1 08-., «-, 122.) REYBOURN, b. c. 2. bv Star Shoo*— Last Resort (H. L. Lee). Weight tocav 107. W7 Gravesend r.j f 1 n8S fast 16 5 inn 2 1 1 1' I- Creevy Little King. Randrlan. Redminster. R1S93 Jamestown II f 56 fast 115 113 5 2 I'll' .1 Reld Tom Mellon Wenna BilUe Burke. Ml 7 Piralloo 4J f 56 fast 12 108 1 1 1 '-' 1' Harty Coinpton. Busv. Johnny Wis*. 81309 Pimlico 41 f 531 fast 15 110 9 10 10 8" McCahey BeauChillon. Bedmlnster. Dal'nouste USES Pimlico 5 8 111.1 fast 8 107 11 8 7 7l 7» Deverlch Miss I.orls. Busv. Ttpst.T. JACQIIELINA. br. f. 2. bv Jack Point— Eyelet (A. L. Aste) Weight todav 104. K J ,..ii (ti i\. m 11. 1 ' 1 f t 09 fo-^t 9 5 bit- in ' ( 31 I'lMoCaney Fiddle Dugan. pill* Dixon. Deputv. ^'tvl Gravesend f.j t I 871 fust 111 107 1; I 4 P' C) Mei'ab-v Waldo I lull. .lie. Angerona 82362 Gravesend 31 f 1 on mod 19 186 I 6 2 :'4 2n McCahey Firebox Eddie Dam. Sandrlan. 82219 Gravesend 6 8 1:011 fast 30 114 7 7 7 6' 1." McCahey Ocean liouud. Angeioua. Gleeuvalc. — ^— I 1— ^ — — — — ■— — — — ■ — — — DALMATIAN, b. c. 2. bv Ethelbert— Ionis (8. C. Hildreth). Weight today 104. 82*18 Gravesrnd ."..'. f I lift f« B 10 113 3 I E S :."i C Burns Medallion. Pretend. Bearnia. 81888 Belmont 4 f Mil slop 13-5 104 4 S 5' 9 G Burps Mcvimih. Kvrn. Sonc. H'tOHTunmll 81857 Belmont i S 49 fast 10 107 7 E 3} I1 Q Burns (Stopper. lluda'sSisi-r. B.Rfajfkeu. 81000 Oakland 4} r 541 fast 60 110 :t 6 7 7*1 G Burns Pcnn. Quality Street. Pretend. 80949 Oakland 1-2 481 fast 30 107 11 9 9 9"1G Burns Intrinsic, Olathe. Redeem. LEVENGSTON, b. .. 2. by Migraiue— Clasher (J. E. Madden).. Weight today 93. X10SO S. Anita 4} f 531 fast 20 110 7 5 5* 4"! Rettlg Polls. Medallion. Mike Molett. 80980 S. Anitw. 1-2 47| fast 13-6 110 9 9 101 10' Shrlner Myles O'Connell. Donovan. Sir Seeo Sufi:* H Anita 4i f 534 fast 2R IOR 2 9 » fi'l MeOahev RockvO'Brlen. Donau. Sir Ashtnn HARVEY F., ch. c. 2. by Meltonian— Tchoupetoulas (W. L. Powers). Weight today 97. Pint shirt. Page 5 Latonia Latonia Entries and Past Performances for Monday. June 21. WEATHEE CLEAR. TRACK FAST. i Handicapped f. ir a fust track, i LATONIA ENTRIES. For differences in weight add or deduct 5 points to the pound. An extra, good rider's average worth is 3 pounds. Raring starts at 2:30 p. in. (Chicago time. 2:30). X Ituns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. I -year otds. FiUic. Maidens. Special TTltrttl (Track reei.rd: N2.S11 1 :4 r.« — :j — JKt. I ml. Horse. Wt. Kee. A. Wt. Hdei). S2(127 Tannic 107 72." SSSW Shilling M2. . X72(i N25.V. Kyromla 107 7ir. sjts: Worlliv Ki2..x71." M4o:::; Dextrine io7..x7lo KM.il* Ni-iti Trav.-r 107..X710 S2i;::7 K.-.l Shawl Hi7..x71o M24::4 Khiiiv 107.. X 703 s2::«i!t Kuena Vista 103 1:801 102 OSO KghM Sph-ndlda li :: 1 :iis:; ui7 C7." 77M* Lady Hill 102 000 K3SX4 Sainest MS. ...008 S2U14 I Willi Moore KI2....C.0O Second Race — 5-8 Mile. 2 year olds. Allowances. (Track record BBSS- 1:00-2—10.1.) 88635* KING SOLOMON. .MS 1:081 100. . X725 (8XS311 I'lacide 100..X710 s°.4-r: (an.liroiine 1OO..X710 2227- Starport 107 LO.'.l 100..X705 S2|ss Topland 110 1:ooj 167.. X TOO V2102 Hailack 104 700 883824 Paul Davis 0S..X700 s2.:io Master Kugeuc 98. ...U*5 80834* I ut|iiesne 1O3..X0O3 s24'.'S Auluiiin Rose H....IM M'jr.s Keadeeii 90 680 s-jc;:.-. Toauay Wood M i;2: KB23 Da'lini; l'lorence. . . 85.... 038 .S2."."il Ashwell OS tRMI 1 il.-via. eli. f. l.v Ornus — Balsam Mr or....- Third Race— 34 Mile. :'. rear -olds and upward. Allowances. (Track icon!; BUtS— 1:12 0— 102.) (S257t'i Aila Meade lot; 1 : 1 4 » ::.. 07 780 S2ii2li Richard K I 02 l:12t :!.. 8B..X7W sj::i 1 • ('..ll.KiiiY • BOB 1:111 8. .110. .©740 Ind. Horse. Wt. Ree. A. Wt. Hdcp. 82408 Westburv 1111:13? ".. .100. . X740 S.2C.2C. Al Muller 88 1:121 4 . .107. . © fM S2."»7:: I'll) Pico 4..107..Xi2.- Mtitll Tom McAfee 107 1:14B 5. .100. ,-XOM 112705 Wataon 8.. fi — 0.-0 82314 Little Pitz 4. .104 OOo Fourth Race— 1 Mile. 3-Year-olds and upward. Allowances. (Track record: 77" 26— 1:38— 5— 114.) S2104 Roval Tourst 108 1 :SH 4 . . 102. . X 750 (S2.I0O) Tom Havward 101 1:44* •.. 94.. ©745 82702* Old llonestv 107 1 :391 5. .100. . X [48 §3438 Colonel Blue 88 1:42 8.. 87.. ©740 (S2702) Cvmbal 9C» 1:398 4. . 112. . X710 81718 Beatrice K 0..101 1OO Fifth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. .'! Year .ilds. S -lliut;. (Track record: S2.'Ui«— 1 :44*— 4— 1( 2.) S243.T Floreal 112 1:49* 1O0..X72.-. 810f 4 Mrs. Sewall • 104 ilj S211271 Plume 102..X*1. S2.-,.V Pink Wings 10o 1 :49?. 97. . X 710 82037 Kustaiian 1O4..X710 824S!» Liidliiana 102..x»2l-. 88827 Gfeenbrtdne 107..X605 820464 Harkawav ]07..XliV s-jt;o8- Denver Girl 98 1:53* 106..X680 82554 W. A. Leach 107 6i5 82350 Sally Combs 102 61O M085« Azo 104..X7OO Sixth Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Sillinc. (Track record: 77920— 1:43*— 3— 102.) (81004) Skvo 4..90..X72T 82028 Sempro 4.. 97 715 82574 Ketclieinike 108 1:47? 4..105..X710 82228 Heine 100 1:45* 0..101..X710 80S02 Branfcaa ..104 1:458 8.. 101.. ©705 82553 Rebel Queen 4.. 95.. ©705 82701 Lady Baldur 90 1 :45ii 4. . 95: . X700 12640 Beau Brummel 1063 1:43* B. .101 . . XU95 §2501 P.Iackslieep 4. . 100. . XOilO N2040 Dunvegan 103 1:40* 4..07..X083 82574' Milliades 1611:401 6. .104. .©OSO 82766 JinlK)den 102 1:471 8. .101. . XOB 81407 A rmix 4.. 07 C75 B888B Tim Kelly 4. .102. .©070 S2553 Hiram 5..1OI..X0O5 The figures undi»r "TUc." In aliove entries sle.w Hie lust time made by the horse at the distance, with weight rallied, since January 1. 1608. This time is not necessarily made by a winner. It ina\ be the estimated time M a h'sius pel formaiice. f LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED MONDAY. FIRST RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Allowances. (S2311 1 :or, -,--:: —93. 1 Index Course DlstTlmeTckOdds Wt St % hi % StrFln Jockeya Beat Company TANNIE. b. f. 3. bv Kilkerran— Talpa (Talbot Bros.). Weight today 107. sjtiirT Uitonia 1 1-16 1:51? mud t !'S L' 0 3 ti 4' 4SJ A Walsh Console. MeNally. Plume. b:::i09 latonia 3-4 1:14J fast 5 107 1" » 8 51 i'i E Martin Xarco. KvroiHla. Kiddv. 81S52 Louisville 3-4 1:11* fast 400 90 6 7 8 82 8" Hufnagel Hanbrldge. Ch.Bastman. Olambala. 77008 lvjuisville 5i f 1:U8 fast 30 10S 6 8 8 ll2 11"JJ Butler Ahuena. Splendida "rocla. 77472 Louisville 5J f 1:08* fast 30 112 3 4 6 G* 4"J Pickens All Red. Zarape. \ er Pender. 77259 Lexington 3-4 1:14* fast 21-5 106 6 6 6 G1 6» A Walsh GlidingBelle. Mabe enry. Semproni SINLONG. b. f. 3. by Scintillant II.— Ada Long (G. M. Bond). \ ight today 102. S2630 I^itonia 1 1 :4S'i hvy 40 Sv1 5 3 :: :'. 4'- 4'HRrannnn Merrick. Jupiter 1 e, Busv Mau. S2f 73 latonia .".'. 1 1 u»7§ last 20 107 9 S S 81 8"'iTroxler Fireball. Toison 0 Or. Chalice. 82881 Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 12 107 9 S 0 OS 7° Paul Xarco. Kyronda. Kiddy. 82238 Latonia 3-4 1:191 hvy 25 101 5 C 6 5l 4' Paul Orlandot. Meadowsrass. N.Carmack S2152 Latonia 3-4 1:16 mud 100 93 5 6 6 41 410}Paul All Red. Marbles. Kichteasy. KYRONDA. b. f. 3, by Sempronius— Linka (H. Oots). Weight today 107. •_.".",:. Ixttonia 1 1-16 1:45* fast 6 S7 7 3 2 2 f* 6'J HufnaKel Albert Star. Gerrymander. Pont. 12481 Ixitonia 7-S l:27g good 7 102 13 13 13 13 10nt 8laJKemiedy It.. nip. Husv Man. Roseburg II. S2309 Latonia 3 4 l:14g fast 9 107 8 C 4 2J 2! Warren Xarco. Kiddy. Tannie. 82224 Latonia 3-4 1:18 hvy 200 91 9 6 5 7i 720 Hufnagel Dainty Dame. Sea Swell. The Peer. WORTHY, br. f. 3. bv Requital— Trustful (F. D. Grosche). Weight today 102. ^:1S9 Lat4Snia 7-S l:27g good 40 102| 3 4 3 7 54 T-* M McGee Romp. Busv Man. KoseburK II. s::)o9 Latonia 3-4 1:145 fast 60 107 6 4 3 46 5« T Steele Xarco. Kvromla. Kiddy. S2L-91 latonia 5J f 1:09| hvy 30 101 6 8 9 71 68 E Martin B. Bodemer. Usury. Tim Kelly. DEXTRINE, b. f. 8. by Uncommon— La Josephine (J. Griffin). Weight today 107. Mini Louisville 3-4 1 : 13g fast 35 110 9 2 4 3" 3° T Steele Console. Proiect. Lady Kthelyn. siWlO S. Anita 5* f 1:06* fast 8 112 7 6 6 10l 12 SJM McGee Chaffinch. (Jalinda. Wildwood Bill. S0739 S. Anita 5J f 1:07 good 8 105 11 9 10 9i 8l2SKennedy La Reiue Hindoo. Galinda. Banrose 8'H 67 .S. Anita. 3-4 1:131 good 30 112 5 3 3 32 6« T Rice Sainposal. Belleek. Miss Naomi. "• NETTIE TRAVER. ch. f. 3. bv Lamplighter— Calamity Jane (J. S. Hawkins). Weight today 107. 82431 Latuniu 1 1-16 1:52 hvy 40 881 I 3 3 2 2l 23 Brannon Meadowitrass. Win. Star. I.al"a\et;e 82368 Latonia 3-4 1:14? fast 12 107 7 5 9 9J 85S Taplin Xarco. Kyrumda; Kiddy. S2JH latonia 3-4 1:18* hvy 8 101 1 1111 3'3 Taplin W.lJriswell. Fr'kSta'jir. J. McCarthy ^J105 I^atonia 3-4 1:14* fast 15 100 4 3 5 4" 62J Taplin I.udhiana. Cliallce. Xarco. BED SHAWL, b. f. 3. bv Tanzmeister— Red Sleeves (J. T. Ireland). Weight today 107. :'i;:'.7 Latonia 7-8 1:30 hvy 30 1"3 4 7 9 5 51 5»} Glasner Meadowsrass. I'sury. Anne McGee. S24.'-"i l^atonia lni70y 1:50* hvy 15 88! S 1 S 8 8 72-}Brannon W.Griswell. L.Turner. Ketchemiko. 82309 latonia 3-4 l:14g fast 7 107 11 11 11 102 9° Page Xarco. Kyromla. Kiddy. 82170 Latonia 3-4 1 :17* mud 11-5 96 1 2 2 2» 22 E Martin M. Hamilton. JoeMcCartbv. LaSonor 82014 Latonia 3-4 l:20g hvy 12 107 5 C 4 4* 3* Page Pink Wings, J. Baker, Net.Traver KIDDY, b. f, 3. by Planudes— Dorothy Gray (Gallaher Bro«.). Weight today 107. 82434 Latonia 5i f 1:10] hvv 40 106 2 9 9 102 IP-'JKennedv Maellaniilton. S'nakeMarv. Orlandot 82309 Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 50 WT 2 12 31 33i Kennedy Xaico. Kvrouda. Tannie. 82006 I^itonia 55 f 1:141 hvy 40 95 5 9 8 81 71* E Martin Tom Hol'and. Kalhert. Stoner Hill. 81403 I^ouisville 3-4 1:131 fast 71 110 6 10 8 ll2 lC'iV Powers Console. Project. Dextrine. 81267 Lexington 5} f 1:12 mud 25 105 3 S 8 8J 7»1 T Rice T.Holland. Busy.Man. A.Sturtevant BTJENA VISTA, b. f. 3. bv Glenn eim— Alma Tadema (Mrs. W. T. Sellers). Weight today 102. 82:Hi9 l.at..nia 3-4 1:141 fast GO 107 10 13 13 122 131S Glasner Xarco. Kyromla. Kiddy. 81267 Lexington 51 f 1:12 mud 55 105 11 Fell. Lovell T.Holland. BusvMfn. A.Sturtevant 81201 Lexington 3-4 1:15* good 400 105 11 11 10 10» 1021lSellers Mentor. Jupiter Joe. Edwin L. 772S0 Lexington 3-4 1:141 fast 600 97 5 6 7 7» 7" Hufnagel Cordova. Aspirin. Colonel Blue. SPLENDIDA. ch. f. 3. by Woolsthorpe — Splendid (J. T. Comb*)- Weight today 107. 82309 Lat.mia 3-4 1:141 fast 60 1"7 14 14 14 14= 1320 A Walsh Xarco. Kvromla. Kiddy. 81654 L'sville lm20y 1:40J fast 35 9S Left at the post. R Will'ms T.Hayward. Oreenbr'sre. Mellowm't 81588 Louisville 7-8 1:26 fast 500 95 4 5 7 8 8« 8" R Will'ms Melissa. Righteasy. Floreal. 78109 Latonia 5i f 1:081 fast 20 109 14 10 11 10» V Deverlch Point Lace. Malecon. Kllvany. 7S039 Latonia 5J f 1:08 fast 10 110 2 2 2 8»* V Heidel DenverUlrL Ludhlana. SlsterPhyllls LADY HILL. b. f. 3. by Toddington— Basseting (Woodford & Buckner) Weight today 102. 77608 Louisvilli- it f 1:0\ fast 65 108 1 13 14 14 14,4?.W Ott Almena. Splendida. I'rocla. 74525 Jamaica 4J t 541 fast 20 106 2 4 71 9225C II Shil'gMelissa. Blackford. St. Withold. SALNEST. b. f. 3. by Sain — Simple Interest (B. Schreiber). Weight today 102. 82224 l.at,.nia 3-4 LIS hvy 100 96 10 10 1ft 10 10" Kain Dainty Dame. Sea Swell. The Peer. LIZZIE MOORE, b. f. 3, by Carl C— Tillie Herr (Agnew & Powell). Weight today 102. 82614 Latonia 3-4 1203 hvv St L'7 in 12 12 12° 122i Glasner PinkWinss. .TaekHaker. Re.lShawl. J&ttt Latonia 5-8 1:04 slow 150 102 6 I 6 6 6" J Connelly lronboimd. Serenade. Alice liaird. SECOND RACE — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (82552— 1:00— 2— 103.) KING SOLOMON, br. c. 2. bv Mazagan — La Biche (Gallaher Bros.). Weight today 103. vij.35 Uitonia ". n 1:031 hvv 7-10 MS 4 3 3 21?. 21 J Lee Zephyr, Amanda Lee, Calash. R2SB1 l^atonia 5-8 l:0o' fast 2 109 7 4 3 2i ■ V Powers Fereno, Louise S.. Donan. s:,442 l^atonia 5-8 1:041 hvy 3 108 3 1 2 2* 2* V Powers Cherryola. Banives. Zephyr. SKi'^t I ouisville 4} f 53| fast 13-5 118 3 1 6l 21 M Preston Joe Morris, Donau, Duquesne. 81438 Louisville 4J f 521 fast 26-5 115 1 1 l1 2» M Preston Joe Morris. Donau. Zulu. PLACIDE ch. f. 2. by Ben Stroma — Epidemie (Henderson & Hog an) Weight today 100. 82551 Latonia V8 l:ol fast 15 M5 1 1112 I'l M McGee Olivia Miekle. Ben K. Sleet. Whim 82X18 Latonia 41 f 551 mud 4 110 1 4 a2 5 1 M McGee Zephyr. John McClure. Woolcasta. t S--36 Latonia 41 f 581 hvy 5 110 3 2 42 4° M McGee Cambronne. GUpian. Rokeby. 82159 Latonia 1-2 50 mud 21 110 1 1 ll 21} M McGee Inferno Queen. Martinet!.. EthelW. CAMBRONNE. b. g. 2. bv Allana-Dale— Lightaway (W. Grater). Weight today 100. 82443 Latonia 5-8 1:040 hvjr 5 166 4 4 3 4 l J 5T1 M McGee Clicrrvola. Kins Solomon, Banives. 82231 Latonia 4J f 5SJ hvv 7 110 1 1 l'i 1* A Walsh Olipian. Rokeby. Placide. 81754 Louisville 44 f 56? mud 29-5 104 7 5 2' 2« M McGee Chanticlor. KichiiTanaka. Am. Lee. M623 Louisville 4J f 54J mud 21-5 105 4 2 5"k 64i T Rice Eva Tanguay. Brunhllde. L mLanler STARPORT. ch. f. 2. bv Star Shoot— Amy Davenport (J. T. Ireland). Weight today 100. 82227 Latonia 5-8 1:041 hvy 5 107 3 4 3 21 2' Page Eye White. Redeem. Ethelbnrg. HOBS Latonia 5-S 1:011 good 3 107 9 7 5 51 6«1 Warren Louise S.. Eva Tanirunv. I'ereno. 81925 Latonia 4 . f 5G mud 2} 103 5 4 21 2*1 Page B0I1C0.. Prince Imperial. Ktbelburc 817S7 Louisville 4* f 551 hvv 21-10 112 4 4 21 1« Page Zephyr. Martine H.. Fulfill. 81590 Louisville 4J f 541 fast 61 115 3 4 24 331 M Preston Hailack. Forez. John McClure. TOPLAND. b. c. 2. by Orlando — Topsv Over (F. D. Grosche). Weight today 107. ■MM Litonia 5-8 1:001 good 25 112 2 3 4 72 7" A Walsh Eve White. Joe Morris. Donau. 813141 I^atonia 5-n 1:001 fast 20 110 6 4 3 11 li Kennedy Fereno. The Fad. Pinkard. 81 j l^atonia 4J f 1:00 hvy 12 110 9 7 6" 6*3 Heidel Boh Co Eve White. Metzie. 81S49 Louisville 4* f 541 mud 51 109 3 2 2' 2« V Powers The Kail. Dimnesne. St. Deinlol. 81529 Louisville 4* f 531 fast 30 118 11 9 11 ll"iTroxler Joe Morris. King- Solomon. Dor.a-i. HALLACK. b. g. 2. by Ben Brush— Peterville (W. H. Fizer). Weight today 104. 8210- Latonia 41 f 531 fast 3J HIS 3 4 5' 42J Mountain C. A. Leiman. ( iierryola. Lilpv. 8171't I ouisville 41 f 541 fast 7:10 102 4 2 25 4'4 Taplin CollisOrmsby. Cherryola. Laveno. BUBO Louisville 41 f 541 fast 9-5 115 4 1 I'l 1» Kennedy Forez. Starport. John McClure. 81496 I.ouisville 44 f 531 fast 35 101 1 3 3'1 32J Kennedy Turf Star. Henderson. Zahra. PAUL DAVIS. * Mk. c. 2. by Lord Esterling— Flora Handsome I A. Brown). Weight today 98. Su ] ,t."i ".-8 1 • ■■ rood 11 10013 I 9 9- 913frroxl.-r I'linielmperlal. Cherryola. Duquesne viM'"'7 l'itonia 1-2 50? mud S .', 108 3 4 5» 3«i Troxler C. A. Leiinan. I'aeide. liiaceDixon. BttM Louisville 41 f MtBMada 100 2 6 6J 3" T Rice The Fad. Calash. St. Deinlol. MASTER EUGENE, b. c. 2. bv AUan-a-Dale— Faunette (J. Everman) Weight today 98. gSw Latonia 5-8 1:001 fast 50 108 I 3 5 4} 1*1 Heidel Topland. lereno. I he lad. y'i r lltonia 41 f 581 fast 25 108 4 3 4' 6»J Heidel 0. A. Leiman. Cherryola. (Jllny. 8fG56 Louisville 41 f 541 fast 13 115 8 3 4"k 7J Heidel Hob Co.. Cellaret Grace Dixon. 815% Louisville 41 f 541 fast 55 118 6 3 5} V* Heidel Hailack. Forez. Starport. DUQUESNE br. c. 2. bv Broomstick— Falerna (J. W. McClelland). Weight today 103. v'fi-'7 Lit .nia 5-8 102 aood 1". 107 5 2 2 32 32 A Walsh Pr.Imperial. Cherryola. R. Report. 81"S49 Louisville 41 f 541 mud 12 108 1 ! II !' M McGeo The Kail. Tooirn.d. St. Deiniol. 1171? Louisville 4'- f 53 fast 3* 107 4 4 43 4» M McGee Pr'cclmperlal. Fereno. Barleythortx' 815*9 I ouisville 4} f 53S fast ll 118 2 2 21 4» V Powers Joe MorrK Kinjr Solomon. Donau. 81438 Louisville 4J f 521 fast 11 115 4 7 71 7« Taplin Joe Morris, Kin? Solomon. Donau. AUTUMN ROSE. b. f. 2. bv Jean Bereaud — Autumn Leaves (C. D. Chenault). Weight today 95. is latonia 5-8 1 on* fast '.0 In"! M 8 7 6b 7"! Paul M.ielleiilev. JackStrau. B-Tanxuay 81002 Latonia 4i f 1:00" hvy 100 103 4 10 10* loloJPaul Bob 3» I've White Metzie 8165! Louisville 45 f 54 fast 280 99 5 5 71 7" Paul IVnkG.Hogan. Slewfoot. St. Deinlol Sl'.'il Louisville 41 f 542 fast 100 103 6 4 8' 8"! Paul IxittaCreed. C.A. Leiman. Brnnhilde 81499 Louisville 1-2 47 fast 35 110 10 10 10* JO14 Franklin Fereno. Patsalaga. Chanticlor. 4 KEADEEN. br. f. 2. bv Kilkerran— Taloa (J. P. Boss). ' Weight today 95. S1-C8 Lexington 41 1 59 raud 100 1041 5 5 6* 5"' T Steele Slewfoot. Pinkard. Lou Lanier. *r*16 I "xington 1 " 471 fast GO 105 4 4 fi5 .''■"'iLovell Sylvestris. Domlnicn. Handzaretta. 81162 L-xington 1-2 48t' fast 80 102 4 4 7' 7" A Walsh Kva Tnncuay. Laveno. Joe Morris. TOMMY WOOD. b. g 2 bv Nasturtium— First Love (J. L. Beeson). Weight today 95. , r •. I atoni 1 .*, s I ■«:•;( \w y 60 inn 9 9 II 12 12s* Taplin Zephyr. Mmr Rolonion. Amaiid-il 1 ••• USn Louisville 8-8 1 M fast r.o 92 7 7 7 7 71- iianuan Saltan, Chanticlor, Slmonette. DARLING FLORENCE, blk. f. 2. bv Resolute II.— Florence Darling (H. RobertsJ. Weight todav 95. 8TT" 1 atlfil 5 8 Loll hvy IB IN J 6 •• l»'-4J Laker S.tliuu. /Seplivr, ( liantUloi. 1 jH I, In- ' I . i ' —M*"^—M—— "T ASHWELL. b. c. 2, by Allowav— Melton Mowbray (H. M. Zie*ler). Weight today 98. vv,| Latonia 5-8 MN fast 60 P18 13 10 9 12' 15';JHufnagel i'lacide. OllvInMiekle. IlenK.Sli-.- OLEVIA. ch. f. 2. bv Ornus— Balsam Fir (S. W. Strectt). Weight today 95. Hi l start. THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (S2103 -1:12 6--HC1 ADA MEADE, b. f. 3, bv Contettor— Hide and Seek (J. C. Milam). Weight todav 97. 82570 Latonia 3-4 l:12g fast 25 103 6 4 1 li l1 J Page Rigbteasy. Hyperion II.. Enfleld. K1848 L'sville 1 1-16 1:491 mud 24 112 9 6 4 5 64 6"1T Rice Klomal. I'lnk Winirs. Cordova. VI688 Louisville 1 l:39j fast 24-5 93 3 2 4 5 7l 7" Hannan Sir Cleses. Zien.ip. St. Rim Wood. 81221 Lexington 3-4 1 :141 fast 11-10 106 5 4 3 22 1* M Preston A caula. Clvlta. Alice. 81159 Lexington 3-4 1:15 fast 7-10 110* 3 5 3 1* I'l M Preston Ludhiana. Console. Red Shawl. 75819 Latonia 51 t 1:08 good 3 103 9 9 9 7' 4*1 J Butler I'ncle Walter. Cowdiu. Lady It ill.*. RICHARD REED, br. c, 3. by Marta Santa— Alary (H. O. Bedwell). Weight today 96. S2626 Latonia :: I 1:141 good 10 92 3 3 3 :Y- 3* Taplin All Red. Madman. Huek. 82501 Latonia 5J f 1:061 fast 16-5 89 2 2 2 I'l I* Taplin M.Crittenden. Arionelle. A.lieorne. S2379 Latonia 3 4 1:171 mud 8-5 100 6 7 7 7 6"! Taplin Boserainn. BML Bodemer. WoiuIlan.N 81689 l^ouisville 3-4 1:12 fast 190 92 4 8 3 4'1 3i Paul Gypsy King. HvperioniL. Merrick. 81555 L'sville lm70y 1:43 fast 20 100 4 3 6 5 6* 6» Brannon F.dwln L.. Snap. Rara Avis. COLLOQUY, b. m. 6. bv Russell— La Tour (G. H. Holle). Weight today 110. v_:m Latonia 51 f 1:051 fast 4-5 114 2 11 3& 21 Kennedy T.M.Green. Wo'lSandals. RiaktCOsy S2103 Latonia 3-4 1:12 fast 7-10 100 3 1 1 11 2» T Rice Hyperion II.. Crystal Maid. Zienap 81923 Latonia 5* f 1:09 mud 4 108 1 11 I'l I'l J Lee Al Muller. Madman. 81655 Louisville 3"-4 1:121 fast 14-5 111 5 3 3 21 P" Page CharlieEastman. Jacobite. Madman 81375 Louisville 3-4 1:111 fast 7 109 1 1 1 1 21 J Lee Dainty Dame. Irfaneh. WoolSandals WESTBURY, b. g, 5, by Meddler— Urania (C. R. Ellison). Weight today 106. 82499 Latonia 3-4 1 :121 fast 8 107 3 3 3 7 74J Kennedy Huek. Wool Sandals. Melissa. 82103 Latonia 3-4 1:12 fast 12 99 5 4 4 4 5;1 A Walsh Hyperion II.. Colloouy. CrvstalMaid 80869 Oakland 3-4 1:131 fast 7-5 111 1 1 1 Is 11 Scoville Don Enrique. Sewell. Woodcraft. 80814 Oakland 51 f 1:07| good 21 107 6 6 6 7 5* Scoville Boocer Red. Paiaroita. Clendllrht. 807.7* Oakland F C 1:12 slow 2} 107 1 12 2* 2» Scoville Roseben, Bellwether. Dandelion. AX MULLER, b. g. 4. bv Sorcerer— Discard 4JW. H. riser). Weight today 107. $262f Latonia 3 4 1:141 good 10 110 5 5 6 92 915 Mountain All Red, Madman. Richard Reed. . S2238 Latonia 3-4 1:18 hvy 9-10 111 1 3 3 3 331 Mountain Charlie Eastman. Dainty Dame. «2083 Latonia 3-4 1:141 good 3-2 105 2 2 2 2' 11 Mountain Dainty \)&me. SeaSwell. Madman. S1923 Latonia 54 f 1:09 mud 3-4 1004 3 3 2 2* 2'4 T Rice Colloquy. Madman. 81757 Louisville 3-4 1:141 mud 20 108 3 2 2 24 4| T Rice CrystalMald. Ch.Eastman. SeaSw-ll PIO PICO, b. o. 4, by St. Symphorien — Anna Mayes (L- A. Daly). Weight today 107. 82578 Latonia 51 f 1:071 fast 3 122 5 7 6 71 11'- J Laly Fireball Toison d'eu. Chalice. 82019 latonia 51 f 1:101 hvy 7 122 1 2 6 7 7'« J Daly Bonnie Bard. Tom Holland Uhallee S10S1 S. Anita 3-4 1:14 fast i lit 2 111* Ink P.ettig Kirra Koot. McChord. Gosslper II. 80876 S». Anita 54 f 1:07 fast 10 109 2 1 1 lh 2" M Preston ShlrlevRossmore. Toller. Gosslperll S0796 S. Anita 51 f 1:061 fast 11-5 112 3 11 1* 11 M Preston (ieneWood. VulleyStream. SlrAm;ii* TOM M'AFEE. ch. g. 5. by Bonnie Joe— Nellie R. (F. P. Wilson). Weight today IOC. M6: 1 Louisville 1 1:441 fast 20 151 3 6 4 3 31 481 Mr Col'yerGrenade. McCliord. T.eta II. 81654 Louisville 54 f 1:071 fast 80 111 14 13 10 121 15-g Warren Addax. Miss Felix. I'sury. 7S073 Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 15 107 7 8 6 3'1 3*4 J Butler Geo. Bailey. Canopian. Stonpr Hill. 77826 Latonia 1 1:411 fast 60 100 9 6 6 8 7J 76J Deverich Brancas. Howard Sliean. Martins. WATSON, b. c. 3. bv Dick Welles— Navasota (S. P. Wilson). Weight today 96. 82705 Latonia 54 f '1:06! fast 100 101 10 12 11 12' 12-° R Will'ms Billy Bodemer. Etlielda. Colma. 82497 Latonia 3-4 1:131 fast 100 112 4 5 9 11 11 27 Brannon Plate Glass. JupiterJoi-. JaefcBaker. S1689 Louisville 3-4 1:12 fast 390 93 9 7 10 10* 1032 Hufnagel GypsyKing. HyperionlL. Rich. Reed LITTLE FITZ. ch. c. 4. bv His Lordship— Forray (J. B. Riley). Weight today 104. Sl::14 Latonia lm70v 1:441 fast 100 107 12 11 12 12 ll4 ll21 W Andrcssliilvedear. War. Griswefl. Palemnn 81847 Lsvflle lm20y 1:441 mud 500 102 6 8 8 8 8 8"1C Brown B. T. Shipp. Iia Kavette II111 rrauo. SI 2 12 Lexington 3-4 1:18 mud 250 105 7 7 7 8 7'*40bert Tim Kelly. Mhx Felix. Patriot. 78111 Latonia 3-4 1:118 fast 100 102 8 11 10 10l 8'1 J Butler Mystlner. Gresbam. Orlandot. 78060 Latonia 1 1:421 fast 30 103 6 4 5 4 5* 510lGaruer Oroonoka, Maid Militant, Purant FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (7o.".2(l — 1:38—5—114.) ROYAL TOURIST, b. c, 4, by Sandringham — Leisure (C. R. Ellison). Weight todav 102. 82104 Latonia 1 1-16 1:441 fast 10 117 6 5 5 5 54 6; Troxler K. Daughter. W. Sandals T.llavw'-d S1625 Louisville 1 1:401 mud 41 113 3 8 8 8 8 8'» M Preston Huek. Crystal Maid. Wool Sandals. 8149S L'sville lm70v 1:43 fast 21-10 112 3 3 2 3 21 2'4 Page Moquette. Old Honesty. Zlpango. 81437 L'sville 1 1-16 1:451 fast 84 118 8 7 5 5 7t 7»J Heidel Miami. Arclte. Huek. S1291 Louisville 54 f 1:071 slow21-10 117 1 6 6 5* 5,5JG H Sbil'gCrystal Maid. DalntyDame. .Milled TOM HAYWARD. b. g, 3, by Cun»rd— Mamie G. (Nugent Brm.). Weight todav 94. S25O0 LatOnia lm70v 1:44 fast 13 10 99 111 1 I1 1' Hufnagel Keep Moving. Rara Avis. s24St; Latonia 3 4 1:141 good 5 98 2 1 1 l'S 1'J Taplin Daintv Dame. Halket. Colin... 82241 Latonia 7-S 1:321 hvy 13 10 104 4 2 2 2 14 321 Taplin Dr. Harkley. All Red. Juniler Joe. 82104 Latonia 1 1-16 1:441 fast 12 180 3 2 2 2 24 3* Taplin K. Daughter. Wool Sandals. Donna OLD HONESTY, b. h. 5, by Previous— Mamie Doyle (A. J. Gorey). Weight today 106. 82702 latonia 1 1-16 1:461 fast 4.1 112 16 5 3 21 2"k J Lee C.vinlinl. Z'unap. Alice. 82499 Latonia 3-4 1:121 fast 12 110 5 7 7 5& 4* J Lee Huek. Wool Sandals. Melissa. S2104 Latonia 1 1-16 1:441 fast 15 114 4 6 7 7 71 81* T Rice K. Daughter. W. Sandals T-HnvWrd S1690 L'tfville lm20y 1:40* fast 7 105 2 4 5 5 2l 21 T Rice Glid. Belle. Warfield. JR. McMillan. Sir^S L'sville lm70y 1:421 fast 17-10 108 4 3 3 2 4* 4* J Lee OreenSeal. J. E. McMillan. Zienap. 81498 L'sville lm70y 1:43 fast 8 108 4 4 3 2 3* 3* J Lee Moquette. Royal Tourist. Zlpango. COLONEL BLUE. b. c. 3. by Blues— Concha (G. M, Bond). Weight today 87. 8243S Latonia lm70y 1:501 hvy 31 92 2 8 4 4 31 4^1 Paul W.Oriswell. L.Tnnier. K.iehemike. 823(8 latonia lm70v 1:431 fast 11 93 8 7 5 4 B 4« Taplin Romp. LmHiiana. Gerrymander. s_'2i:. Latonia 1 1-16 1:55 hvy 9-10 97 1 2 2 2 1* 1* Taplin B. Pullman. Grenade. AlaidMilitan:. 82161 Latonia 1 1 16 1:521 mud 7 95 2 2 2 3 21 21 Paul Nartzu. Stone Street. Meadi.wgrass. BM8I I^atonia 1 1:42 good 6 98 2 6 6 5 5l 4« Paul KeepMoving. E.T. Shipp. P.Itnlnart. CYMBAL, ch. g. 4. bv Galashiels — Sounding Brass (J. J. Flannigan). Weight todav 112. 82702 Latonia 1 1-16 1:464 fast 8 los 6 111 11 low A Walsh Old llonestv. Zienap. Alice. S2..72 L^tonia 1 1:391 fast 9-10 107 2 1 3 3 3' 1 2.1 A Walsh Zienap. Palo Alto. Keep Moving. 82445 Latonia 3 4 1:161 hvy 5 109 4 3 3 4 3 J A Walsh Merrick. CharlieKastmaa. SeaSwell S23T8 Latonia 1 1-16 1:491 mud 54 109 4 1 1 1 2' 2* A Walsh Alice. The Minks. Keep Moving. 82293 Latonia 1 1:42 hvy 20 100 1 1 1 1 I* V A Walsh KeepMoving. TheMinks. Hyperion! I BEATRICE K.. ch. m. 6. bv Handiel— Miss Eddie (J. Stevens). Weight todav 101. 81718 Louisville 3-1 1:131 fast 8 103 13 13 13 9& 9T1 Page Boserrlan. Deuce. Soirel Top. 81550 Louisville 54 f 1:06 fast 10 109 3 2 1 4& 4*1 Heidel HyperionlL. ComeOnSam. E.M.Frv 81404 Louisville 3-4 1:131 fast 7 109 1 1 2 in 21 V Powers T.Robinson. SorrelTop. SnakcMai v 81217 Lexington 3-4 1:13 fast 7 107 2 8 8 81 7"lPage Earl's Court. Huek. Boserrlan. FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds. Selling. (S2:'.C.O -1 :441-. — 4— 102.) FLOREAL. b. f. 3. bv Alio way— Any day (W. H. Fizer). Weight todav ' 10G. 82433 Latonia 11-4 21:14 hvy 24 122 3 3 3 3 3 334 Mountain Crystal Maid. Clidinu Belle. . 82312 Latonia 1 1-16 1:451 fast 13 1044 7 8 7 8 72 710lMountain Rara Avis. J. E. McMillan. Nailrn. S1848 L'sville 1 1-16 1:491 mud 7-5 112 4 3 3 1 1« 1* Heidel Pink Wings. Cordova. Civita. 816X8 Louisville 11:391 fast 23 87 2 7 7 7 54 5»1 Brannon Sir Cleges. Zienap. St. Kim wood. ,81588 Louisville 7-8 1:26 fast 28 102 5 7 6 4 4- 34i Kennedy Melissa. Righteasy. Irfaneh. MRS. SEW ALL. b. f, 3. by Maset to— Maltese Cross (W. A. Hughei). Weight todav- KM. 816.-.4 L'sville lm20v 1:401 fast 40 101 9 7 5 7 64 6» T Steele T.Hayward. Greenlir'se. Mellowing 81526 L'sville 1 1-16 1:461 fast 18 95 5 10 7 6 01 Ccl R Will'ms Tom Hayward. Romp. Mcllowiuiut 81311 Pimllco 3-4 1:131 fast 20 101 5 9 8 61 4*1 Kennedy St. Jeanne. Sally Preston. Tulioo. 81235 Pimlico 3-4 1:131 fast 10 95 4 7 7 81 6» J Reid Takahlra. BrownTonv. Witch. Hour 7S14G Latonia 7-8 1:311 hvy 7 100 6 4 4 5 4« 4"^ Griffin Dr. Holzberg Buffons. Dispute. PLUME, b. f. 3. bv Woolsthorpe— Oitra (T. P. Hayes). Weight today 102. 82-627 l^atonia 1 1-16 1:511 mud 5 90 5 4 4 3 3* 331 Drannon Console, McNallv. Tannie. 82553 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 8 96 1 5' 4 31 32 E Martin Etlielda. Busv Man. Console. 82291 Latonia 51 f 1:091 hvy 7 103 1 4 6 5' 4' M McGee Billy Bodemer. Usury. Tim Kellv. 817S3 Louisville 3-4 1:161 hvy 51 102 5 7 7 62 5* D Austin Ned Carmack. Tackle. Marmorean. 81404 Louisville 3-4 1:131 fast 11 93 11 12 12 11* 11" Brannon Top.Koblnson. BeatriceK.. Sor.Ton EUSTACIAN. b. r. 3. by Haitinzs— St. Eudora (N. H. Tracy). Weight today 104. 82637 Latonia 7-S 1:30 hvy 3 96 12 10 11 11 10* 10' * Taplin Meadow-grass, fsurv. Anne Mclie 824S9 Latonia 7 8 1:271 good 13 104 2 9 7 6 4* 4" T Burns Romp. Busy Man. Roseburg II. 82368 Latonia lm70y 1:431 fast 20 90 7 8 8 7 7" 7,5lBrannon Romp. Ludhlana. Gerrymander. 82295 Latonia 51 f 1:091 hvy 15 105} 7 7 7 54 2* T Burns T.Holland. Snake Mary. Marmorean 82029 Jamestown 3-4 1:17 slow 13-5 109 4 3 3 3« 3«4 T Burns Lllypad. Elvsium. High Hat. S1897 Jamestown 3-4 1:161 good 7 107 2 2 2 ? 3* J Conlin Rose Beaumont. Colmo. Pocotaliso PINK WINGS, b. f. 3. bv Pink Coat— Wvola (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 97. 82555 Latonia 1 1-16 1:451 fast 12 90 11 8 11 12 12' 12'=3TapIin Albert Star. Gerrymander. Font. S2435 Latonia lm70? 1:501 hvy 6 92} 6 6 7 6 6* 5" Taplin W. Griswell. L. Turner, K'chemike. 82313 Latonia 1 1-8 1:521 fast 3} 91 6 6 5 3 3" 4*3 Taplin Hughes. Belleyiew. Meadowarass. .82174 Latonia 1 1:48 mudl3-10 105 6 5 5 2 21 l" Mountain LillianRav. Landlord. Mrs.M.Moove S2014 Latonia 3-4 1:201 hvy 4 107 4 5 6 l1 1* Mountain Jack Baker. Red Shawl. N. Traver LUDHIANA. b. f. 3. by Hyphen— Performance (W. E. Oots). Weight today 102. 82480 Latonia 7-8 1:271 good 6 103 12 11 12 11 12* ll194Hufnagel Romp. Busv Man. RoeeburK II. 82368 I^atonia lm70y 1:431 fast 20 90 4 3 1 1 1» 2'4 Hufnagel Romp. Gerrymander. Colonel Bine. 82105 Latonia 3-4 1:14* fast 7 100 7 6 6 58 18 T Rice Cliallce. Xarco. Tony B. S1526 L'sville 1 1-16 1:461 fast 55 961 1 8 8 10 S& 9'2 Kain Tom Havward. Romp. Mellowmin'. 81267 Lexington 54 f 1:12 mudl7-10 108 6 6 6 51 5* Troxler T.Holland. BusyMan. A.Sturtevant GREENBRIDGE. br. c, 3. by Bowling Green— Idlebridge (J. W. McClelland). Weight today 107. 82627 latonia 1 1-16 1:511 mud 4 95 3 3 5 5 52 5°1 Taplin Console. McNallv. Plume. 82174 1-atonia 11:48 mud 11-5 103 3 4 4 7 6* 614lTaplin Pink. Wings. Lillian Kay. Landlord S17SS L'sville lm70v 1:481 hvy 8-5 97 7 2 2 3 3l 5*1 Taplin vSnap. Bryce. C.errvimiiiik-r. 81756 L'sville lm70v 1:441 mud 3 924 5 4 2 I 24 3} Taplin Alice. Lady Vie. Billv Pullman. S1654 L'sville lm20y 1:401 fast 35 98 10 t 3 2 2»* 25 F Cole T.Hayward, Mellowm't. Woolw'der HARKAWAY. ch. c. 3, by Sander*— Orletta (G. W. J. Bissell). Weight todav 107. 82648 Latonia 11:441 hvy 40 S7 5 3 2 2 2* 2« R Will'ms Irrigator. Katie Powers. It. Brummel 82497 Latonia 3-4 1:134 fast 100 112 6 7 10 S2 615}D Austin Plate Glass. JupiterJoc. Jaekltaker. S2276 Latonia 1 3-16 2:05g mud 60 92 3 3 5 6 7 7" Hufnagel BillvPullman. EdKane.M.ii.lMilitant 82105 Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 40 105 10 8 8 8* 84 D Austin Ludhlana. Chalice. Xarco. 82014 Latonia 3-4 1:20| hvy 8 112 9 9 9 7* V V Powers Pink Wings. JackBaker. RedShawl. 81526 L'sville 1 1-16 1:461 fast 35 105 16 16 14 14 16 1628}Hannan Tom Hayward. Romp. Mellowmlnt. DENVER GIRL. b. f. 3. by Arkle — Degenerate (Peyton & Aken). Weight today 106. 83828 latonia 1 1-1G 1:511 mud 15 91} 2 1 1 1 21 2} Paul Font. Gilvedear. Tim Kellv. B3558 Latonia 1 1-8 1:529 fast 15 91 3 2 2 2 2n 3'} Paul Mellowmlnt. FirstPeep. Win'nsSiar 82364 Latonia lm70y 1:441 fast 4 91} 2 2 2 2 2» 2* Paul McNallv. Reside. Ouagga. 82155 Latonia 1 1-16 1:521 mud 4 94 1 3 5 4 45 4'* Paul Buck. Brigade. W. Griswell. Flirtir.s &20S6 Latonia 1 1:421 good 20 99 1 2 2 1 2} 441 D Austin Romp. Meadowgrass. Camel. W. A. LEACH, b. c, 3. by Star Shoot— Dixoletta (John Marklein). Weight today 107. 83054 Latonia 1 1-16 1:451 fast 30 99 2 4 5 5 5 5'* Hufnagel J.E. McMillan. Bon. Bard. Glld.Beile 82311 Latonia 5} f 1 :051 fast 60 101 7 5 5 61 6»4 Hufnagel T.M.Greeu. Colloquy. Wool Sandals 82103 Latonia 3-4 1:12 fast 200 93 6 5 5 64 7"3Hufnagel Hyperion II.. Colloquv. CrvstalMaid 81655 Louisville 3-4 1:121 fast 120 100 6 6 6 6 6'*lHufnagel Colloquy. CharlieEastman. Jacobite SALLY COMBS, ch. f. 3. by Goldcrest— Trusty (H. Oots). Weight todav 102. S2.V.6 latonia 1 IS 1 :.".21 fast 54 87 6 3 3 5 5° 5'HR Will'ms Mellowmlnt. First Peep. DenverCirl 82155 Latonia 1 1 16 1:521 mud 15 92 5 6 6 6 7l 7™ Hufnagel Buck. Brigade. W.tiriswell. liirti::-.- 7",590 Latonia 5-8 1:011 fast 12 110 1 2 6 61} 6n Warren M. Crittenden. PointLace. L.Rul.v. 75522 Latonia 5-8 1:001 fast 170 95 8 7 9 91 7«1 Hufnagel J. 11. Reed. Admonish. LillianRav. AZO. ch. g. 3, bv Wadsworth — Ma Angelina (T. H. Stevens). Weight today 104. 81085 S. Anita 1 1-4 2:061 fast 12 97 9 8 7 6 5'' 3'} Kain John Louis. SilverKnisrlit. Logbjtllla 80897 S. Anita 1 3-16 1:591 fast 21-5 101 8 8 7 6 62 4*1 T Rice Alma Boy. Silver Line. Miss Lida. S0S02 S. Anita 1 3-16 2:00 fast 3} 97 13 9 9 10 3l 1* Fair MissOmcious. HIColCap. KishtSoit. SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (77S120— 1:431— 3— 102.) SKYO. b. f. 4. by Goldcrest — Visma (Henderson & Hogan). Weight today 90. 81004 S. Anita 7-S 1:251 fast 21 104 8 5 3 3 2b V M McGee EmmaC... Cobleskill. PrlcelessJewA 80930 S. Anita 3-4 1:13 fast 9 116 11 9 8 8} 7"! M McGee I/ordoftheForest. Black.Mate. Tolle- 80538 &. Anita 7-8 1:26 fast 3 101 6 6 5 5 31} 32i G Burns Sibari. Mary F.. Ampedo. SEMPRO. b. c. 4. by Sempronius — Lady Hoadlev (S. Haggan). Weight todav 97. • 1 s Latonia 1 1-16 1 :511 mud 8 H 7 9 9 in 10 '.*- 9" J Lee Font. Denver Girl. Cilvidear. 8260S Latonia 1 1 :401 fast 6 MG 9 4 6 4 B* S'} Brannon AlmaBov. Warner Griswell. Orena. K238B Latonia ImTOy 1:43? fast 4' lor. 5 13 5 62 B«» 1'age Romp. I.udhiana. Gerrymander. 82106 Latonia 1 1 393 fast 50 103 7 5 4 4 42 2* Davenp't KeepMoving. Cvmbal. Miss Stromc. M723 L'sville lm70y 1:441 fast 15 104 6 Fell. T Rice Deacon. Cymbal. Rara Avis. KETCKEMIKE. ch. c. 4. bv Handsel— Carrie Hart (P. Dunne). Weight today 105. 82574 I^atonia 1 1-16 1:46s fast 10 109 5 11 1 3} 4' V Powers Deacon. Alma Boy. Carew. R2490 Latonia lni70y 1 :45 goods 112 5 4 4 5 «' 6"} V Powers Palamon. Mai. militant . GvpsvKin/ 82435 Latonia lm70y 1 :501 hvy 13 5 109 13 1 1 2'} 3*1 V Powers IV. Griswell. Lil. Turner. Col. Blue. S2173 Latonia 1 1-16 1:528. mud 5 109 1 2 2 2 2* 2* V Powers Deacon. BillvPullman. Kcnuewi.l.. 82006 Latonia 1 1:511 hvy 9 10 112 5 2 4 3 3' 1'} V Powers I'sury. Bonebrake. Ed Kane. 81927 Latonia 1 1-16 1:501 mud 8-5 108 7 7 7 5 4' 4* V Powers HaraAvis. KeepMoving. Bonebrake. HEINE, b. g. 6. by Sandringham— Lady Godiva (C. Straus). Weight todav 101. S2228 I^atonia 3-4 1:191 hvj 20 111 S S S 51 5J} Warren Snake.Marv. Boserrian. Marmorean. 81160 Lexington 5} f 1 :07 fast 6} 107 5 4 4 41 3* A Walsh Jollv. Karl's Court. Edwin L. 78101 Latonia 3-4 1:131 fast 15 106 4 5 5 42 4'} Brannon Director. Please. Merrick * 78001 Latonia 3-4 1:131 fast 7 106 3 4 4 4 3« Deverich Marbles. Honest. Robin Hood. 77964 Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 7 110 6 5 4 5'J 421 Glasner Merrick. Severus. I.ndv Carol. BRANCAS. ch. g. 8. bv Knight of Ellerslie— Bracket (W. Gerst). Weight today 101. 80X02 S. Anita 1 :: 16 2:00 fast 12 I07 8 5 5 5 7} 6'3lKenn.-.ly Azo. Miss Otficiotis. HI Col Can. S0C7.! Oakland 1 1-16 1:84 slop 18-5 111 6 7 7 5 2' 2" W Mrln'reP.elmeic. Military Man. Apt. 80114 8. Anita 1 1-S 1 :531 fast 40 106 12 6 6 8 71 7'2jT Rice B.anclere. Azo. Bye Bve II. REBEL GUEEN. b. f. 4. by Box— Southern Girl (F. P. Wilson). Weight tod^v 95. 82553 Latonia 3 4 1:14 fast S MB 11 '-' 13 122 12"}V Powers Etlielda. Busv Man. Plume. 82442 Latonia 3 4 1:161 hvy 5 107 9 8 7 6' 5"JHeldel Woodlands Paul Itulnart. I surv. 82367 Latonia .".4 f 1 001 fast 40 117 s 7 6 6' 6*1 Heidel AUceGeonre. T.MeGmtli. T. Holland 81939 Latonia 3-4 1:18 mud 6 107 7 7 8 7} 78} I Austin Boseriau. Deuce. Votlns. IADY BALDUR b. f. 4. bv Baldur— Odaliiche (G. W. J. Bissell). Weight todiv 95. S2701 Litopiii 1 1 \ 1 :.2H fast to IBS I 6 I ". B'» 8" I) Austin Carew. fl II J ■—lull Pnial Lne. K255S L ia 1 1 II I 4".» fast 20 III 8 11 N 9 83 sy:i l Austin All.. r|. SI ar, OciWBBaWhT. P..11L 823S0 l.a'onia I I.C nnvl . «6 1 I 4 5 5:' r.'» I{ Will'ms GvpsvKing. Boa. Bard lt..-r'l.iirgl I. s "Si; Lit,, nia I 1:428 Rood 5 105 6 5 7 6 6* 6» Page Itomp Meadow-rass I nil. I. I 81940 latonia 1 1:48| mud 4 Ml 4 4 4 5 3' I'J T Rice StoneSlrcet. Watcil.ake. K. Powers BEAU BRUMMEL. b. K. 6. by Stsr Shoot— Dixoletta (John Marklein). WeiRht today 101. XlMO Latonia -11:44? hvy 4 lufi 4 K .". 4 4" 4 '■"•.■. J Ix e Irrigator. Ilarkawav. Knticl'owcrs. 8*74 Latonia. 1 1-16 1:46» fast 80 107 7 9 7 6 51 j" Hufnagel Deacon. Alma Bov. Carew. s^314 Latonia lm70y 1:44* fast M 111 Left at the post. Hufnagel Cilvedear. War. Criswell. Palamon S1164 Lex' gton lm20y 1:41* fast 5} 110 7 7 7 9 8* 8" Hufnagel Creel. Plume. Colonel Blue. 81144 Lex'gton lm20y 1:421 good 100 108 7 8 8 8 8'» 818 Hufnagel Debar. Malediction, Gilvedear. 78114 Latonla 1 1-16 1:47 fast 12 104 6 2 1 3 6' 7'»»F Burton Albert Star. H. Shean. Besterltng. BLACKSHEEP. ch. c. 4. by Sir Hampton— Gladeyes (L. Blume). Weight today 100. MM Latonia 5J f 1 :0fi* fast 40 110 6 6 7 8* »»HA Walsh Rich. Heed. M.Crittendcn. Arionetre n*U Jamestown 1 1:4:!* slow 3| 107 1 1 1 1 4 4"?. .1 Conlin Lois Cavanagh. Hooray. Mvstitier. M950 Jamestown 7-8 1:33 slop 6-5 107 4 5 1 1 1? 1'" J Reld LadyGaySpanker. LauraA.. Cyclops. DUNVEGAN, b. g, 4, by St. Simonian II.— ThUtleftnch (Nugent Bros.). Weight today 97. •MM Latonia 1 1 :44g hvy 30 106 S X S 6 6l iVJJ Shea Irrigator, llarkawav. KatiePowors. S2154 Latonia l 1 :43j mud 80 10.r. 7 7 6 7 7 731}J Shea Gvpsv King. La Payette. Rara Avis 78132 Latonia 1 1-8 1:59» hvy 3* 98 3 6 6 6 5» 6»* E Martin C.Treasure. Blt.Hand. L.J.Havman 78044 Latonia 1 1-16 l:46g fast 30 93 6 6 6 7 82 7'J Deverich Financier. Hughes. Sevenis. 7S005 Latonia 1 3-16 1:59J fast 5 91 3 3 4 6 4» 415»Devericn Albert Star. Arrow Swift. Carew. 77922 Latonia 1 3-16 2:00 fast 26 91 4 2 2 1 U 2 Deverich Ar. Swift. Redeanntlet. WaterCooler MILTIADES. b. h. 6. by Meadowthorpe— La Joya (C. C. Van Meter). Weight today 104. Si".74 Latonia 1 1-16 l:4fij( fast 30 11" 4 6 6 7 710 6" D Austin Deacon. Alma Bov. Carew. SL'j02 Latonia 11:40* fast 60 110 2 6 7 9 "- 6"J D Austin AlmaBny. Warner Griswell. Orena. M296 L'sville 1 1-16 1:49| slow 30 112 5 5 5 6 6J 68 D Austin (%vmbal. St. Elm wood. First Peep. 7*088 Latonia 7-8 1:278 fast 20 112 7 4 4 5 7" 8 * Troxler Deacon. Martius. Mortibov. 78063 Latonia lm70y l:46j fast 6 106 7 4 3 3 4J 3» Kennedy Hannibal Bev. Mortiboy. Tme Boy. 78030 Latonia lm70y 1:45 fast 10 105 4 1 2 2 5l 6°4 Glasner Alma Dufour. Deacon. Besterling. IMBODEN. b. g. 8. by Guido— Soond CM. Ochaaar). Weight today 101. MM I^atonia 1 1-8 1 :.".3)( fast 12 ins 9 8 S 9 8* S]IJ Lee .TackBakcr. Agnes Wood. Masson. S2502 Latonia 1 1:401 fast 40 107 1 11 11 10 10= 10''JA Walsh AlmaBov. Warner Griswell. Orena. S2483 Latonia 1 1-2 2:351 good 30 97 5 7 6 6 612 618 A Burton Belleview. Huerfano. Ed Kane. 82314 Latonia lm70y 1:44| fast 20 1111112 11 11 9& 1021 E Griffin Gilvedear. War. Griswell. Palamon 81657 Louisville 1 1-8 1:53| fast 20 102 9 12 H 7 71 6" Glasner MaidMllitant. MissLlda. Bonebrake ADMIX, br. g. 4. by Admonition— Dodona (0. B. Meddis). Weight today 97. M467 L'sville 1 1-16 1:482 slow 10 MS 3 4 6 11 111" 1L" 'JZurborg Masson. Bonebrake. Enlist. 81S72 Louisville 3-4 1:141 fast 2J 107 6 4 4 5^ 52 Robinson Merrifleld. Tackle. Ralbert. 78060 Latonia 1 1:42| fast 20 101 10 9 9 9 72 7'°JPlckens Oroonoka. Maid Militant. Purant. TIM KELLY, b. c, 4, by Phoenix— Pansette (N. H. Cantrell). Weight today 102 MM Latonia 1 1-16 1 :51| mud 25 104 4 2 2 I 42 4H Goodwin Pont. Denver Girl. Gilvedear. 82502 Latonia 1 1 :40J fast 40 103 10 8 8 7 9'i 9'-:u;iasner AlmaBoy, Warner Griswell, Orena. 82446 Latonia 1 1:45 hvy 20 104 1 1 2 2 21 3° Goodwin Font. Tackle. Reside. S2379 Latonia 3-4 1:17* mud 12 107 5 6 6 51" 7'1 Glasner Boserrian. Bil.Bodemer. Woodlands 82291 Latonia 51fl:09|hvy 8 114 3 3 3 32 33 Glasner Billy Bodemer, Usury, Plume. HIRAM, ch. g, 6. by Hermence — Pianoforte (A. G. Woodman). Weight today 101. S2563 Latonia 3-^1:14 fast 40 111 2 7 9 81 S".'. D Austin Etlielda. Busv Man. Plume. S2292 Latonia 5J f l:10f hvy 12 116 4 5 5 62 69| Robinson KingFerdinand. Bensonburst. Odin. 82237 Latonia 3-4 1:18* hvy 25 116 3 8 7 81 9"U Lee War.Griswell, F.Stagg. Net.Traver 82170 Latonia 3-4 1:171 mud 8 111 4 5 6 52 5'°JTaplin M.Hamilton. RedShawl. J. McCarthy 81936 Latonia 3-4 1:181 mud 40 111 3 7 9 8 915 Robinson Marmorean. McChord. PaulRuinart. Page 6 Jockeys Handicapped. JOCKEYS HANDICAPPED. Frs m time to time Dally Racing Form will publish a table of the comparative rating of tho6e jockeys whose skill in the saddle has already been well demonstrated and of those who have not arrived but give promise of coming excellence. The handicap will divide these riders Into four classifications, of which those admittedly in the front rank of their calling will be indicated by 100. thence downward through 95 and 90 to 80. the lowest classification, from which advancement upward will come when justified by good riding. The table will also show the number of mounts, wins, seconds, thirds and unplaced from January 1. 1908. will be corrected from week to week, and is as follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unn.Han Archibald, G 7:14 101 100 9S 426 90 Aulvm-hon 10O 18 .7 8 67 85 Bergen. .T 440 53 51 56 280 SM Boland. D 2)6 M 44 M 1S4 '.*) Borel 2»7 20 24 30 22:; SO Brady. C SO 6 4 5 65 SO Kranuoii 29Q 17 20 28 2-So M Brooks. J ISO 26 M 21 81 80 Burns, G 056 130 1*3 147 514 90 Burns. T 11S 14 17 15 73 95 Burton. F 509 43 50 54 362 83 Butler. J 1,157 166 130 170 691 1)0 Birtwell 451 70 70 St 262 90 Buxton 650 63 84 82 421 85 Carroll. John 87 6 7 10 63 90 Charhoncau 155 12 14 16 113 80 (lark. E 302 24 24 36 218 85 tViburn 394 60 60 54 220 S5 Creevv 157 20 14 19 104 SO Crowlev 103 7 6 12 78 SO fallen 219 20 19 26 154 80 Davis. R 127 7 16 21 83 80 Deartiorn 77 5 6 S 58 80 Delabv 175 16 16 16 127 85 Deverich 815 SO 84 94 557 S5 Doyle. W 95 7 4 11 73 80 Dugan. E 1,043 230 IM 12S 489 100 Englander 89 10 13 10 50 :m Fairbrother 323 39 42 51 191 SB Fischer. W 157 S 19 16 114 S5 Ilynn. S 536 66 6S 57 345 SB iogarty 148 11 4 12 121 SO Foley. J 164 9 13 13 129 8-0 Fiances 16J5 14 12 20 119 SO Franklin 203 12 18 22 151 ■ Fulton 62 6 6 9 41 80 • Jargan S7 6 • 9 63 80 earner 380 -37 49 58 236 85 Hangel 67 14 2S 14 111 SO ( Jllhert 923 113 131 123 556 95 Clasner 462 45 50 54 313 85 Class 123 14 13 12 84 80 Goldstein 811 103 125 117 466 S5 Griffin, E 1S4 10 12 17 145 SO ,, Gross „ 32 8 4 4 16 80 Ha*is, A 533 57 60 65 351 90 Harry 428 51 47 60 270 S3 Hayes. J 554 61 69 61 363 SB Heat her ton 188 13 13 14 148 SO Heidel 552 58 77 57 360 85 Henry. C 360 22 37 35 266 85 Herbert 15.1 19 7 15 114 SO Hildebrand 117 9 3 14 91 SO Hogg. James 366 35 31 31 269 SB Howard. J 599 65 76 71 387 90 Hufnagel 134 11 15 14 94 80 Jensen «... 65 5 5 9 46 M Kelly. W 428 M 6S 54 223 85 Kennedy 821 108 127 113 473 K Keogh 613 85 79 79 370 90 King. J 238 15 16 17 190 SO Kirschbaum 569 50 60 69 390 90 Koerner, C 49S 81 77 63 273 95 Koerner. T 116 11 11 11 83 SO Ling. A 229 14 10 31 174 SO Lee. J. 1:057 155 138 138 026 95 Leibert 259 27 24 38 173 89 Lloyd 260 8 18 12 222 M Lyeurgus 335 36 40 45 214 SB Lynch. E 189 17 29 17 126 88 LMartin. A 227 13 13 20 181 85 Martin. E 1.054 179 146 108 561 95 MtcCabe 152 20 17 12 103 88 McCahey 877 118 106 116 537 90 McCarthy. 1) 914 160 150 118 486 95 MeClain 153 6 16 16 115 SO McDanicl. R 658 7S 102 77 401 95 McFadden. J. A 83 9 5 O 63 80 McGee. M 936 139 143 144 510 100 Mclntyre. J 394 70 55 5S 195 90 Mclntyre. W 376 28 32 29 287 88 Mentrv 754 SO 85 98 485 S5 Millcr. C 154 13 22 26 92 85 Miller. W 906 199 161 125 421 100 Hinder 305 38 32 42 19:', 90 Morelaud 254 26 31 28 169 U) Morgan 223 20 -21 24 158 85 Mulcahv 103 6 9 7 SI 80 Murphv. J. W 419 49 37 50 283 90 Musgrave 1.087 156 161 134 SM 96 Xicol 475 83 83 65 242 M0 Notter 93S 27o 1S7 145 636 M0 oti. W 338 41 24 25 253 88 Page 821 138 152 116 415 90 Pickens 587 54 63 SO 3.90 S5 Polianka 57 5 9 3 40 SO Powers. V 1.S23 452 302 271 79S 95 Preston. M 376 65 62 47 202 95 Ouarrington 112 6 13 8 87 80 Reid. J 81 14 14 9 44 80 Rettig 588 69 75 7S 888 90 Rice. T 883 74 108 116 655 85 Ross. C 985 112 127 121 675 90 Russell 4S1 58 45 61 317 85 Sandv 408 45 47 46 3,30 S5 Shilling. C. II 1.197 357 20O ISO 400 100 Schleshiger 104 7 6 8 83 So Scoville 760 104^ 96 94 466 95 Shaw SO 15 12 14 48 SO Shreve 200 IO 23 21 140 85 Shriner 310 21 20 32 243 S5 Skirvin 299 13 19 23 244 So Smith. H 131 17 25 10 79 SO Steele. T 225 12 19 23 171 SO Stuart 1 15 s 5 a MB BB Sullivan. E 290 26 22 41 201 M Sumter 359 .T 38 43 243 S5 Swain. G 222 13 22 12 175 SO Sweet 352 46 40 4.". 221 M Tuoliii 731 114 98 10S 411 85 Taylor 238 19 23 14 1S2 83 Trenb.1 94 20 14 10 50 95 Troxler 487 49 69 46 323 9o Triietuan 68 5 4 4 55 SO lpton 560 69 M JO 363 Sr, 1 rai 140 10 11 15 104 SO Vamtuscii 401 44 01 62 234 8.", Walker. W. R 9r. 12 14 12 57 85 Walah A 1425 MM 197 174 883 '• .. Walsh K H 17 11 10 51 85 Future Stake Dates. FUTURE STAKE DATES. Hamilton D.-rbv. Hamilton. Ont June 22 Bedford Stakes. Gravesend. N. Y nine 23 Grant Spring Brewery Stakes. Hamilton. Ont.June 24 -Double Event (first half). Shiepsliead Bay. \ y lune 21 Suburban Handicap. Sliecpsliead Bay. N. Y...lunc 24 Walker Cup Steeplechase. Hamilton. Ont lune 25 Beacon Steeplw-ha.se. Sliecpsliead Bav. N. V...lune 20 Tidal Stakes. Sbeepsbead Buy. N. Y June 26 Tucket t Selling Stakes. Hamilton. Ont June 26 Clnciiiuati Hotel Spring Handicap, Latonia, Rv June 26 Empress Handicap. Victoria. B. C lune 26 Barton Steeplechase. Hamilton. Out lune 29 SheepHhcad Bav Stakes, Sheepslicnd Ray. \ Y J BB IJav B.M*e Handicap. Sli.-.|,sli,-u.l Bay. N. \...lune 3n I) IdIod Plate. Hamilton, out lune 3o Swift Slake-. SIpc.-|»1ichiI Bav. N. Y Inly I iMlnlnioa Dav Handicap. Victoria. B. (' Inly I National Handhap. Hamilton. Out July 1 Independence Handicap. Salt Lake City. Utah July 3 Wentworth Plate. Hamilton, Ont July 3 Great Trial Stakes. Sheepshead Bay. N. Y..July 3 Coney Island Jockev Club Stakes. Sheepshead Bay. N'. Y July I Independence Steeplechase. Sheepshead Bay. N. Y July 5 Commonwealth Handicap. Sheepshead Bay. X. Y July 5 Mermaid Stakes. Sheepshead Bay. N. Y July 7 Advance Stakes. Sheepshead Bay. N. Y July s Vernal Stakes. Sheepshead Bay. N. Y July 10 Long Island Handicap. Sheepshead Bay. N. Y.July 10 Country Club Selling Stakes. Victoria. B. C.July 10 WE Win Again I came right back with THURSDAY'S Guaranteed Special BIGOT 6 0-1 WON I called your attention in Sunday's and Tuesday's advertisement to the long-price special which would be started by the same connections as the othar horses, and would win at a big price on Thursday. June 18. I MADE GOOD. I kept my promise and came hack with a 60 to 1 shot, which won for my clients all over the country A FORTUNE. It cannot be estimated how large a sum of money was taken out of the eastern and western poolrooms by the Day clients. This success was followed up by all the Day clients on Tuesday, June 8, by my famous two-horse guaranteed parlay, which won easily, on Tuesday, June 8th, at 65-1 WON This parlay consisted of two horses, one at Graves-end and the other at Canada, as follows: OUR HANNAH . 10-1 WON fULfORD ... 5-1 WON This was followed up on Wednesday. June 9, by my Wednesday's Special, which also won: DRESS PARADE II. 20-1 WON My long-prioe specials have created the sensation of the racing season and have proved to even the skeptic that to win on a long-price horse you must become a DAY CLIENT. A $20 flat bet on my four specials won $1,900. Remember, there were no losing days, and this money was won on the original $20. I have one more sensation to spring, the greatest which has ever been attempted on the American turf. Will bo manipulated by the same people as the other winning horses and will start Thursday, June 24th, opening day at Sheepshead Bay. This will be a horse you have not heard very much about, but will be just as good as Bigot. I cannot say any more, can only refer you to my record. I am in the know and cannot say too much. The price of this horse will be on Thursday about 30-1 or in that neighborhood, and the result will never be in doubt after thev break from the barrier. Sav nothing more but follow me on Thursday. Terms: Five Dollars for Thursday's horse. Remit by express order, special delivery mail, registered mail, express letter or telegraph. SPECIAL NOTICE. Owing to the enormous demand for last Thursday's Special clients who did not receive their wire owing to the rush of business can have their money returned upon request, or will be included for next Thursday's Special. NOTE. Horses used in this or anv other advertisement in this paper are filed with the Racing Form two hours before the races. This paper docs not print any horse filed after the races. HOWARD DAY 71 Main Street. Yonkers. IS. Y. NATIONAL RACING REVIEW. Room 37 :: 71 Dearborn St. :: Chicago. III. Vt-steiilav ■' Spirial ran s.rond. TODAY'S SPECIAL: Colorado, Molest. Moccasin. Canary. THE ANNUAL SPRING SALES OF Thoroughbred Yearlings WILL BE HELD AT FASIG-TIPTON CO.'S Sheepshead Bay Paddocks DURING THE Coney Island Jockey Club's Meeting, BEGINNING THURSDAY, JUNE 24 The Following Sales Have Thus Far Been Scheduled: WEDNESDAY . . JUNE 30. SATURDAY ... JULY 3. Col. E. F. CLAY. 21 head; Mr. AUGUST BELMONT, 20 head. Mrs. THOMAS J. CARSON, 21; Mr. W. O. PARMER. 15; MONDAY lllllY S Mr. CATESBY WOODFORD, 15; IflUllUfll .... UULI \J, Mr. J. N. CAMDEN, 8; Mr. H. T. OXNARD. 20 head. Mrs. E. O. PEPPER, 2. MILLSTREAM STUD. 13; Total, 82 head. Mr. E. C. COWDIN, 7. FRIDAY JULY 2. ™head Mr. G. D. WILSON, 10 head: pn SALES Capt. R. J. HANCOCK & SON. 14; Messrs. WILLIAMS & RADFORD, 12; W|M be held on non-racinq days, when Mr. GEO. C GRADDY. 10; owners and trainers will be at leisure, Messrs. RUCKER & STONE, 11; and bV combininq interests breeders Mr. C. W. MOORE, 10; maV reasonably expect larqe and at- Mr. C. H. MACKAY, 5; tractive sales. Sales of race horses CLAY BROS., 2; a,so scheduled for the meetinq. MEADOW BROOK STUD, 9; Tne yeaHinq output will be about Mr. O. D. RANDOLPH, 3; one-third the usual number, and the Mrs. PINKERTON, 2; demand for the limited offerinq would Mr. SANDERS, 1. seem to insure satisfactory prices. Total. 89 head. Take advantaqe of the situation. SEND AT ONCE EOR DATES AND EILL PARTICULARS TO FASIG -TIPTON CO., Madison Square Garden, New York »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ^wyvwwv^vwvwwwww^ $2 f REYNOLDS & CO. I I MoTlP»V-R»ok il* 107 Victoria Street, f j; money-DacK j Toronto :: :: camada | iiSPECIAL ill STRICTLY 0NE H0RSE A DAY- I ! ™ DAILY WITH H18 obligation. 5 j GOES BETWEEN J! I June 25 and 29. I! I OUR MONTREAL RECORD I ., , ,, , , ! i l'ith day R03EB0KO 7-5 Won % A ,,- ■ f,,. ■ ■ i *i r it W think well of this that If be i- n .siM-.-inl i2tb day CHIEF KEE 7-2 Lost C floes not run 1— Z aiwl the price is not sis \\ 11th day AUTUMN GIRL.. 1-8 Won C i\ .,,MH, _ ii KHli day TOP. ROBINSON. 6-5 Won 9 4 "XHl a& Itthday PULKA 6-5 Won -4 it % St h day Lost *-^X ■ \ 7th day MEGANTIC 5-2. Won 5- tf) ■ )\ C «■*»* SIMCOE 6-5 Won VX-T -«. ► .'tliday Lost C A TO "ill return Mar money ar aive you a C JJ* jj£ ; ; ; ; '.BUSY : ".'..'." "" 7:2' Won S e f\ £\ £J 1_ *.• IhS 2d day COMPTON 7-10 Won 5 $ 5.00 Subscription »««■» jack parker. 3-1 won S . . to our Daily Two-Horse Wire, which shows 9 Our Woodbine Oue-Best-Bet record was 4 a record of * \ i. !l winnets. one second, two tinished third an 1 C ; [ ] [ C t,m' ra" ""Dlaced. In the past ^H days, nr % ] I •W' m ■ | ■ ! ! C .si,1('e the opening of the 1000 racing season ► I AH IMf IHtlAl'C ^ 0|J ln l'»n»«la. «■■ hare only on one occasion £ O ■ ■%■■ WW I I lil ^ ►, -' ll,' two uavs succession without win i, ■ ^UM WW ■■■■■%/■ *-F« o' ner on ,,ur ' iM -Bost Bet series, and then one J O .... , , O'^ "', ,l" hoiscs was left at the post and the J hye seconds, two thmls and ^, three losers in j ^ other was heaten a nose for tirst place. C !k last twenty starts. Terras for this wire: ,, C H'lniilton follows Montreal. We will be C J I ! C 0,1,1! " ' as Rood, if not letter, at this track ( l U 4T\ fm g\g\ £__ •!»;-» I\^...^ \\ 9 lhan we wore at Montreal and Woodhinc. v J| 5.00 tor oix Days v " ' s ui ,s,ri' * m,s ° ° r Tr Dt° a \ Jl NOTE.— State what guarantee you wish. C ■ ^riTlS! «pO.UU Weekly C | CAHE1M-I, WON |x SPECIAL (I was yesterday's Form Special. ^ GOES Jl MONDAYS FORM SPECIAL: March. J( QATTTpnAV 9A1 J TTTVIT7 U I\ H, OC O Banana. 61-54-53-31-25-49-36-56-48-27-52-49. it UltUAl, ZD. ** Ul^'Oltl) OH ABOVC Sl'Kt'IALS: J| We expect a nice price on this oue and are ciiarau ▼ teeing it to WIN and WIN ONLY, or will give U S* 5 m- ll/SMMA «i* ,. "casiouals free. Iteuicuiher our last X Special ix Winners j; won at 6-1, out of last tea starters. o 4 1 4t averaging ."'.-I to win. .".-2 place anil (to to show. ii .NEW BOOK ON SALE NOW ' Yea had better not miss this one Saturdav. as we ex- ]' containing code to afcoW Special at all lead ][ .,, .,;. . O ' .„.,.. c l' **** " •""""" -„,.,,,, "■" „;.... ..j.,,,..,. «mmi. J ing newsstan.ls iu the XL S. an.l Canada. i %m only i PRICE $2.00. J! 25 Cent3 per Copy: $1.00 per Month. it Veslerday's Daily Wire Won 0 == ^ Yesterdaj'a Bastera Oeeaaioaal h st. ^ esterday "s Form tewU scrat,h..d. O Ycsterdav-s T^vo-Horse Wire gave Old o it Honesty, 9-:'. aeeaaaV and Arionctte. 0 MONDAYS FORM SPECIAL: Vesterday-s fanada Wire rai: sm.ml. o No. 469 in Book 237. II The Standard Turf Guide II If « J»£l Reporter t _ _ o Ro°" 3^2 : : 69 Dearborn St. : Chicaa-o. 111. o Room 212 o 59 Dearborn Street, Chicago o " [)0 YOl PLAY THE RACES?" »»00»»0»0»0»»»»»»00000»0»»»» "You are invited" te u,v "SiRned Guarantee" and other imrticulara 'concerniu" ^_^__^__^^_____________^_____^^_^__ ' : — J — my "Sure Shot" racing method. Yoa will receir. ■ P "iui t reply to letter, with aaaaB a wmm ■ your a capital I ■ ■ m4 IVirAMAMMA 'I' $-':' -v"!' Va" '"'al ""' "Handbooks" with no I II pi LXCllanDC danger ..I losing A subscriber ■ «•■ 1 ■ m~ W^^t9 M ■ jam ■ ■ «M %aT writes ■ 1 have hought main Racing Systems ^^ hn l ours is the tirst one I have ever s.vn that HALFWAY Mr-slu'i&'^'irr",1^-11^ 2S* •" "i^ Sine Shot uieihod and "Win. The ub« Detroit and Mt. 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