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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, July 29, 1909 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1909 drf1909072901 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, July 29, 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] VOL. XV. NO. 180. g CHICAGO, THURSDAY, . JULY , 29, 1909. PRICE 5 CENTS. Frivolity to Cherryola: Western Filly Staunchly Supported at Odds-on at Yonkers Track FRIVOLITY TO CHERRYOLA WESTERN FILLY STAUNCHLY SUPPORTED AT ODDS-ON AT YONKERS TRACK. II. G. Bedwell Takes Two More Purses with Madman and Belleview Ostend Scores in Race for Maidens in Impressive Fashion. New York, July 2S. The card decided at Yonkers today was weak numerically, besides being deficient in class, notwithstanding its valuable stake feature. This last-named attraction was the Frivolity and bad three contestants Cherryola. Kadiuin Star and Interpose, the last-named two owned by the iMontpe-lier Stable and running coupled in betting. Despite the paucity of starters, betting- on the outcome was sensational. The western contingent backed the representative of their section at odds-on. as if it was all over but the cashing, while local support was lavished on the Wilson pair. Unusual precaution was observed with Cherryola before the race, the Tanznieisler lilly being led to the liost fully ten minutes before the start. To pre vent a repetition of the runaway breaks in which Ehe figured in lier preceding start, Cherryola was held at the post by an assistant starter. The actual break found her fully prepared, and from the tirst stride to the last she dominated the running. .After Interpose had fulfilled his mission of forcing the favorite at top speed in the earlv running, he turned wide enough to allow his stable companion to come through on the inside for menacing but unavailing challenge of the leader. H. G. Bedwell's western stable captured its nearly habitual double with Madman and Belleview. Doth horses scored decisively. Cheek inaugurated proceedings with a runaway victory from live others, including County Fair, which for the first seven furlongs was folded with exasperating frequency. An Ogden Lucy Lee two-year-old. named ostend, attracted much attention by an easy win in fast time in the juvenile affair for maidens at five ami a half furlongs. Tlie liftli race was won by Earl's Court. Only a short head separated him from Queen Marguerite, on which jockey Powers sat perfectly still. Powers' finish on the favorite was regarded as lamentably weak and quite unworthy of the best jockey in the country. The owners of Queen Marguerite were outspoken in their denunciation of the noted rider and declared that they would make formal complaint to tlie stewards. Earl's Court, despite a poor performance yesterday, was backed down today from 4 to 1 at the opening to 18 to 5 at post time. Jockey Scoville, alert and skillful, heat the harrier. Belleview scored a surprising and unexpected success in tlie last race. The odds against the Bed-well horse receded so persistently that few had the temerity to back him. .His winning at 3 1-2 to 1 left Hie layers with virtually clean sheets. Although the card offered today was not up to those which have been run off at this meeting in quality, the attendance showed no perceptible falling More Shipments to Saratoga MORE SHIPMENTS TO SARATOGA. Now York, July 28. Recent shipments to Saratoga include Matthew Feakes with the stable of Mrs. Lillian A. Livingston, including Lovetie, Kingship and Bang, the last named one of the most promising two-year-old maidens in the east; Harry Rites with Tim Pippin and four others; W. O. Scully with six; Simon Henley with Medallion and a couple of two-year-olds belonging to Captain E. B. Cassatt; A. G. Blakeley with the horses that he raced at lEmpire City; Steve Lawler with tlie horses of Messrs. Carroll and Cattrey. The horses of trainers John Miller and Thomas E. Mnnnix will leave for Saratoga Sunday morning. In the Miller lot is the well-known racer. Far West. Koine time ago it was intended to school Far West for cross-country racing, but he is training so promisingly that he will be raced on the Hat. Mr. M. L. Schwartz has nominated Far West for the Delaware. Merchants' and Citizens' and Chainplain Handicaps at tin.- Springs, and the horse will be pointed for the first-named event. John Powers will ship Jack Atkin. Burgher and several two-year-olds to Saratoga at the end of the Empire City meeting. Reservations have been made at the Windsor track for the stable of II. G. Red well, hut as Mr. Bedwell lias met with success on his eastern venture lie will probably campaign his stable at Saratoga. Aim in Opening Saratoga Field AIM IN OPENING SARATOGA FIELD, New York, July 2S. :Tlie announcement that betting will not be permitted in tlie field enclosure at Saratoga has removed the last vestige of objection to tlie opening of that part of the grounds to which the public is admitted for a nominal fee. Saratoga lias a big population of lovers of racing and tilt; surrounding towns have always been intensely interested in the thoroughbred. This love? of the siKrt is not confined to those who can well afford the expense of a day in the grandstand and the paddock and in previous years the field enclosure has always attracted a goodly crowd. It has never been a betting crowd and the association intends to bring the sport within the reach of this class of patrons. During the month of August the race track at Saraioga is the one lasting and ever popular entertainment, and to bring it within the reach of all is the desire of the Saratoga Association. An excellent view of the races is had from the field enclosure jaud there, more than at any other course, the field attendance is one that turns out for the lacing itself. They shout just as lustily for this or that horse as those on the other side of the fence and extract just as keen an enjoyment out of the contests as any on the grounds. Tennessee's Legislative Movement TENNESSEE'S LEGISLATIVE MOVEMENT. Memphis. Tenn.. July 28. The movement for a rpecial session of tlie Tennessee legislature to consider the modification of certain represslonary legislation enacted in the past few years arises from the feneral disappointment over the result of attempts to enforce the statewide prohibition law, coupled with the Impression that as much If not more racetrack betting is going on now through the medium of poolrooms and handbooks. Members of the reform set in (Memphis are said to have come around to the view that a new law to regulate the alleged evils will be lietlor than the present ones calling for absolute suppression. Governor Patterson was and remains a lifelong niemlier of the New Memphis Jockey Club. Although he signed the bill that put the Memphis and other Tennessee clubs out of business. lie was openly against the move, always maintaining that Tennessee should be one of the last states to frown on racing. West Virginia Poolroom Closed WEST VIRGINIA POOLROOM CLOSED. Charleston, W. Va.. July 28. Word has been received at the executive otlices at the capitol that a fight to banish poolrooms from the state had .ended with the departure of the Pittsburg men who have been conducting one at Virginia Station, in Booke county. The iioolrooiii has been in operation since a recent decision of the Supreme Court of Appeals, which dissolved an injunction issued against i(s proprietors. Governor Glasscock has since been trying to oust the poolroom men. Good Returns from New York Racing: Not Up to Former Years, but of Paying Volum and Worth Striving For GOOD RETURNS FROM NEW YORK RACING. Not Up to Former Yelars, hut of Paying Volume and Worth Striving For. That the New York tracks are not yielding the great returns to winning owners of a few years back, is a matter to be expected, but they are doing very well in that respect, with a cheerful prospect of still better things to come. S. C. nildreth and James R. Keene have fared best so far and will probably continue to do so to the end of the year, but other owners who possess good race horses have nothing to complain of. John E. Madden has no Sir Martin this year, or at any rate if he lias a two-year-old nearly as good, has not introduced it to public notice, but his stable winnings are respectable and so are those of C. L. Harrison. Of those owners who have not attained double lignres, none seemed more certain to accomplish it at Saratoga than W. Clay and if his good lilly. Ocean Bound, has really gone wrong, it is a great misfortune to him. The rich Spinaway Stakes seemed a certainty for her and no two-year-old had a greater chance of winning the still more valuable Hopeful Stakes. II. P. Whitney does not occupy his usual prominent position, but that is easily accounted for by his Slaving sent the best of Ins horses of all ages to England. So far the twelve leading winning owners on tlie New York tracks are: Owner. 1st. 2d. Hd. Amount. S. C. Hildreth IS 15 7 $79,9:!2 J. It. Keene 11 2 S 59.(55:; J. E. Madden S It; 12 l'.),2i:: C. L. Harrison 7 11 10,(;:;r. G. M. Odoin 14' 12 4 8.4)0." OnecU Stable 10 10 4 7,72r A. Belmont ! 11 5 7.4:i5 W. ("lav 8 4 2 7,290 II. P. Whitney ! 7 17 0,205 Montpelier Stable ! ! 11 ".,800 II. It. Brandt .! 2 2 5,445 II. G. P.edwell 11 11 4 .VUO Totals (12) 117 02 77 $222,04S Yankee Daughter Changes Hands YANKEE DAUGHTER CHANGES HANDS. New York. July 2S. Francis R. Hitchcock has purchased the three-year-old bay tilly. Yankee Daughter, by Mazagan Saliie ot Navarre, from Timothy D. Sullivan. Yankee Daughter is to go to the stud, probably next fall, and next spring she will be mated with Yankee. Yankee, a $20,000 son of Hanover and Correction and a Futurity winner, is at John E. Maddon's Hamburg Place stud, but Mr. Hitchcock and his brother, Thomas Hitchcock. Jr., each owns a third interest in him. Yankee probably has not had a fair chance at Hamburg Place because Mr. Madden has been inclined to favor Ills English horse, Ogden, the sire of Sir Martin. But a few years ago be got the Lawrence Realization winner, Dinna Ken. and more recently he became the sire of Joe Madden, winner of the Los Angeles and Brooklyn Derbys and the Belmont Stakes. Joe Madden is the biggest three-year-old money winner of the current season and Yankee is well up among the winning stallions. Yankee lias a way of getting horses that will stay, which is natural. Hanover, his sire, was a great route traveler, and lie got a bunch of stayers. Speed was the forte of Correction, a sister to Domino, but the daughter of Hiiuyar and Mamie (irav was stoutly bred. Mr. Hitchcock will not. he thinks, attempt to race Yankee Daughter again, because the filly Is unsound. She was so sore she could hardly hobble' along' after her hist race at Yonkers, and she has long had a habit of pulling up lame. But she is a filly of fine size and conformation and Mr. Hitchcock believes that she will he successful In the stud. A daughter o .Mazagan and Saliie of Navarre, Yankee Daughter is a half-sister to Salvidere. the best two-year-old of 19043 and the winner of more than $90,000. She had a half-brother, called Sir Navarre, for which Charles Ellison paid $10,000 as a yearling. Sir Navarre did not amount to a great deal, but Saliie of Navarre sold for $10,000 when the Brown stud was broken up. Harry Payne Whitney has a Broomstick Saliie of Navarre two-year-old in England of which he. thinks a lot Saliie of Navarre was a daughter of Henry of Navarre and Saliie McClelland. She comes from the family to which the American turf is indebted for such horses as Sir Dixon, Belvidere, Uncle, Colonel Bill and Salvidere. Cunard Coming East at Once CUNARD COMING EAST AT ONCE. New York, July 2S. George W. Langdon will go to California this week to arrange for tlie shipment to E. R. Bradley's Idle Hour Stud iu Kentucky of Cunard, St. Avonicus and the broodmares, yearlings and sucklings belonging to the estate of the late Caesar Young, whose widow he married last spring. Mrs. Langdon recently sold a half-interest in the stud left by her first husband to Mr. Bradley, who is coming to the front as a breeder. Mr. Bradley has a fine band of mares at Idle Hour Farm in Kentucky, which he has mated witli good stallions. lie has some yearlings this season bv Adam and Rock Sand that cost him $1,000 and $1,500. Ho believes that Cunard will fit in nicely with his mares. Cunard made a good record in California as a sire despite limited opportunities. He is a son of Goldfinch and Lucania. was bred at Rancbo del Paso and was raced bv Green B. Morris in 1901 and 1902. He won tlie National Stallion Stakes of 1901 at Morris Park and made a line showing as a three-year-old. Goldfinch, his sire, was one of the best bred Ormonde horses that ever came to this country and Lucania was a daughter of the New Zealand stallion. Sir Modred, out of School-Girl, by Pat Malloy. School-Girl's dam was Gleniuine, by Glenelg. Dur ing the brief time that he has lieen standing in California Cunard has got nothing but winners. He-stamps his get with the impress of his own individuality and they can run both fast and far. Brooklyn Jockey Club's Fall Stakes BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB'S FALL STAKES. New York. July 2S. The Brooklyn Jockey Club announces, to close for nominations August l(i. fourteen guaranteed stakes to lie run during Its fail meeting at Gravesend. September 14-27. The list follows: For All Ages. First Special. $n,000 handicap: 1 1-4 miles. Oriental Handicap, $2,000; 1 .Mr. miles. Culver Handicap, $l,r00; about "-4 mile. For Three-Year-Olds and Upward. Occidental Selling Stakes, $1,500; 1 1-4 miles. Speculation Selling Stakes. $1,500: 1 1-S miles. Bayshore Selling Stakes. $1,500; about :i-l mile. For Two-Year-Olds. Junior Champion, handicap, $2,000; about "-4 mile. Prospect Handicap. $1,500; about .1-4 mile. Willow Handicap, for fillies, $1.54X1; 5 1-2 furlongs. Hollv Handicap. $1,500; about ::-4 mile." Flatlands Selling Stakes. $1,500; 5 1-2 furlongs. For Steeplechasers. Hitchcock Steeplechase, $S00 added; about 2 1-2 miles. Kings Highway Steeplechase, $S00 added; about 2 1-2 miles. Rrookwood Steeplechase. $700 added; about 2 miles. Smithson Stable to Rest Up SMITHSON STABLE TO REST UP. New York. July 2S. Trainer Theodore F. Coles will stable the horses of C. C. Smithson and J. S. Tyree at tin? Shoepshead Bay track while racing is on at Saratoga. Bobbie Kean. Juggler and Neo-skaleeta have been in active training since the latter part of March, and Coles has decided to let up on them for a spell. Judging by Bobbie Kean's recent race, in which lie led from start to finish and defeated Sir Cleges. Bad News and others, he is as good as at any time In his career. Celt is in Bad Condition: Ocean Bound May Race at Saratoga after All Gossip from the Spa CELT IS IN BAD CONDITION. Ocean Bound May Race at Saratoga After All Gossip from the Spa. Saratoga, N. Y., July 28. Celt is undoubtedly in bad condition. lie has been out on tlie track every day since his arrival here, but his exercises have been limited to trotting and cantering. There is an ominous thickening of his right foreleg about and above the pastern joint, and to a casual observer his racing days appear to be over. Asked tills evening if there was any truth in the rumor that the horse would be retired, James Rowe said: "That is something 1 am unable to answer. It will depend on circumstances, but .Mr. Keene will have to decide. I am not doing anything with him. He gets light exercise, but that is all." t)cean Bound worked a half today in 51. She moved with a choppy gait, but pulled up without showing signs of lameness and walked away firmly. It is quite certain that if she stands another and stronger work before next Tuesday, she will be a starter in the Spinaway Stakes. Woodford Clay hopes to send her to the post for that event and also for the Special. John Sanford has candidates for the Spinaway and Special which are expected to be strong contenders in those events. They have shown enough to convince the trainers that they are speedy. Their real quality is as yet a stable secret. Charles Hughes predicts that western horses will beat the representatives of eastern stables here just as they have been doing at Yonkers. lie brought three two-year-olds, one of which is conceded to he extremely speedy. The' outlook for the meeting here is very promising. The track was never in better order, while the grounds and surroundings look more beautiful than ever before. James Rowe says: "It Is the grandest race course in the world." The Canfield clubhouse will not lie opened this summer. Proprietors of other clubs are putting their establishments in order. Leading Horses in New York Racing: Joe Madden Far in Advance of Competitiors, but through Good Fortune Only LEADING HORSES IN NEW YORK RACING. Joo Madden Far in Advance of Competitors, But Through Good Fortune Only. It is typical of the fortunes of racing that the horse which has won the greatest snm In racing this year over the New York tracks, is not alone not the best race horse in action there, but is not even the best of his own age. That horse is the lucky colt, Joe Madden. He is not to be unjustly depreciated, for lie is an honest-running, game and speedy young horse. But Hilarious unmistakably proved himself Joe Madden's master in several races and when the test came. Fitz Herbert more easily demonstrated his superiority over Hilarious. However, it was Joe Ttladden'er luck to be in the year's richest stake race for three-year-olds, while the other two were not, so. when he added to his previous winnings tlie $24,450 that accrued to the victor in tlie Belmont Stakes, he established a supremacy that may not he shaken for a long time. So far this year six horses have won $10,4XX) or more, of which three. Joe Madden. Fitz Herbert and King James, belong to Sam Hildreth and three. Hilarious, Maskette and Sweep, to Mr. Keene. Next to these monopolists conies the promising two-year old, Waldo. It is because of tlie change brought about by the loss of big values in two-year-old stakes that only four of that age figure in the list of twelve best winners, while three years back It would have been six or more. To date tlie twelve horses winning the most money over the New York tracks are: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amount. Joo Madden :5 4 1 $40,r!20 Hilarious :i 1 O :!0.7S5 Fitz Herbert ti 0 0 24,4312 Maskette :t 0 0 14,005 sweep o i i::,i2:: King James 0 4) 12.M75 Waldo 4 0 0 4;.S!K) Fayette 0 S 5 CS.-!,-! Fashion Plate 0 4 0 5,:!50 Ocean Bound .'! 0 0 4.795 Alfred Noble :' 2 2 4,780 Dalmatian 5 1 0 4,705 Totals (12) 42 15 0 $109,23:! That Proposed Match at Yonkers THAT PROPOSED MATCH AT YONKERS. New York. July 2S. The proposed meeting between Colinet, The Fad, Donau and possibly Fauntle-roy in a sweepstakes at Empire City Saturday grew ont of a controversy between K. R. Bradley and C. C. Van Meter, the former expressing the opinion that Colinet could beat The Fad in spite of the victory of the latter in a race last Saturday. James Blute then spoke up and said lie could heat them both with Donau. Matt Winn, manager of the Empire City Racing Association, hearing of the argument, ottered to put on a sweepstakes for Saturday, with $700 added. Uie two-year-olds to carry scale weight. James McLaughlin thought ho might start Faunt-leroy, as -he was not altogether satisfied with the defeat of his colt on Saturday by The Fad and Colinet. Unfriendly to Outlaw Men UNFRIENDLY TO OUTLAW MEN. Montreal, Que., July 2S. Influential newspapers of this city have adopted an unfriendly attitude toward the outlaw race meeting which is scheduled to open at Delorimier Park in this city next Saturday. It is reiiorted that the position of presiding judge has been tendered to John Roden. formerly racing secretary at various eastern tracks. Other officials include James Milton, starter: W. W. Lyles, paddock and patrol judge, and George C. Dillon, racing secretary and hamlicapper. The Montreal Driving Club, under which name Delorimier Park is operated, deny that A. M. Orpen. who financed tlie Dufferin 1'ark meeting. lias any connection with the Delorimier Park venture. Another Complaints Against E. Dugan ANOTHER COMPLAINT AGAINST E. DUGAN. New York. Jnly 2S. J. L. McGinnis. owner of Shannon, which was defeated in the fifth race at Empire City on Tuesday by Dullcare, with E. Dugan up, has made formal complaint to the stewards of tlie Jockey Club against Dugan, alleging that be not only fouled Shannon with his own mount, but tried to induce McGee, another jockey in the nice, to emulate his example. McGee corroborated the statement ot the McGinnis" jockey that Dugan had called on him to pull over in front of Shannon in order to prevent the latter from getting through on the inside on the far turn. After Taplin to Ride Abroad AFTER TAPLIN TO RIDE ABROAD. New York. July 2S. Algernon Daingerfield was in receipt by cable today of a tempting offer for jockey Taplin to ride for a prominent owner abroad. When submitted to II. G. Bedwell. the latter said that no price within reason would induce him to part with Taplin. A number of stablemen in Bedwell's employ went on strike yesterday morning and a new complement of help, all colored, took their places. Disciplinary Action at Butte DISCIPLINARY ACTION AT BUTTE. Butte, Mont.. July 2S. Jockey Stewart has been Indefinitely suspended by the ollicials of the Butte Jockey Club, ill consequence of a bad ride on Silver Leaf, when that horse recently started at short odds. Jockey Auhuehon has been warned away and jockey Morgan has been given to understand that there must he an improvement lu his saddle showing. Fort Erie Records Fall: Creel and Lady Esther Reduce Hitherto Existing Marks FORT ERIE RECORDS FALL CREEL AND LADY ESTHER REDUCE HITHERTO EXISTING MARKS. Former Sets New Standard for Mile and Sixteenth and Latter for Mile and Three-Sixteenths Turf Star Equals Five-Furlong Mark. h Buffalo, N. Y., Jnly 28. Getaway day at Fort Erie was marked by record-breaking and sensational racing. Two track records were broken during the afternoon and another was eqnaled. Tlie record-breakers were Creel and Lady Esther. The former reduced the record for a mile and a sixteenth from 1:44J to 1:445. Lady Esther lowered the mile and three-sixteenths record from 1:5SJ to l;58i. Turf Star equaled the existing track record for five furlongs when she ran the distance in 1:00 inrwin-ning the juvenile race. (jreel's feat was accomplished in the handicap, la which he was opposed bv Wool Sandals and The Minks. There was plenty of backing for all three contenders, but Creel had a slight call over Wool Sandals for favoritism. Hie latter dominated the running at a speedy pace for the first seven furlongs, with Creel his closest pursuer.. When straightened away in the stretch Creel drew out to win with consummate case. Tlie Minks made a 'determined bid in tlie last three furlongs, but Wool Sandals retained the place. Eye White's defeat in the second race was a stunner to form followers and was accomplished in an unexpected manner. Jockey Kennedy's bungling handling contributed to a considerable degree. The colt was almost thrown soori after the start, when Hickory Stick, ridden by Crowley, crossed In front of him. Tlie mishap forced him back to last place. Kennedy rushed him into forward contention in the first quarter, and when about to pass Into the lead at the stretch turn steered him for. an impossible opening and he was again forced back. The last mishap eliminated him as an important factor, and Turf Star and Penn were left to ' fight It out, the former winning in the last stride. Penn stumbled just before the finish was reached, which cost him the race. Eye White landed in third place. With a clear course lie unquestionably would have won off.' Bad riding accounted for First Preiniunifs defeat and enabled John W. Schorr to take his first, purse of the meeting through the victory of Gretna Green. First Premium was allowed to trail far behind Gretna Green's and Green Seal's pace In the early running. At the stretch turn he was-rapidly weariuj; them down, but Davenjiort. instead of remaining close to the inner rail, elected to go wide and this lost the race. Gretna Green won by a short head, with First Premium second and Green Seal third. Edgely scored at the end of a sensational stretch drive with St. .Teanue, which had been the leader from barrier rise. P. M. Civill, after having previously" won with Creel and Topsy Robinson, took the closing race with Lady Esther. She was put to a hard drive in the stretch, but stood It gamely and drewsaway at the end from Zipango, her most persistent opponent; Reidmoore finished third. Supplementary to the ruling of July 19, jockey ICeefer lias been warned off the course. The judges have reported the case of jockey B. Burton to the Cnnadian Racing Associations with the recommendation that his license be revoked. Burton has admitted the use of a battery in races elsewhere and was ordered away from New Orleans the last year of racing there on a charge of using such a device on the horse First Mason. The Canadian Racing Associations were not in possession of this information when Burton's application for a license came up. The judges will also recommend to the Canadian Racing Associations that the license of jockey Crowley lie revoked for his interference with Eye White shortly after the start in the second race. Another notice that the judges handed down was that they had reported to the Canadian Racing Associations that the testimony of the patrol Judge and of the trainer and rider of Waterway is unanimously to the effect that the horse was In no way impeded or interfered with in the steeplechase of July 21 and that he was beaten absolutely on his merits. It had lieen charged that Tlie Poet was responsible for Waterway's defeat by impeding him at the last two obstacles and' that Bonnie Kate repeatedly blocked him in the short stretch drive. As an aftermath of the race there has lieen a change In the management .of Waterway. Agents from Delorimier Park were active today soliciting horsemen to ship to Montreal, but met with little encouragement. Empire City Results Satisfactory EMPIRE CITY RESULTS SATISFACTORY. New Y'ork. July 2S. When the rain was falling in sheets last Fridav. James Butler looked over tlie crowd at Empire City, and seemed agreeably., sur prised. "This convinces me that racing will "live." said ho. "for such patronage under these adverse circumstances shows that tlie public wants the sport." The policy of . President Butler" in racing without open dates has borne fruit. The daily attendance has enabled ie Empire City Racing Association to pay heavy expenses, and has convinced, the other track owners that they can operate for the r-st of the season on similar lines. When .Mr. Butler and his manager. Matt Winn, declared that they would race every one of the sixteen days allotted to them by the Jockey Club last winter, if it cost every cent in the treasury, they expected to lose money. But the attendance has been so good they have more than earned expenses and instead of a loss they will finish the meeting with a profit.. Why Redfern is Seeking a License WHY REDFERN IS SEEKING A LICENSE. New York, July 28. Arthur Redfern, whose application for a license to ride was recently tabled by the Jockey Club, has not been in Uie saddle for several years on account of inability to make the American weights. He announced recently that lie intended to resume riding in England, and it was on that account that be sought a renewal of his license in this country. After his retirement from the saddle he was connected with C. E. Durnell. who is in disfavor, with the eastern turf governors. His Durnell affiliations may be responsible for the holding up of the license. Racing Decision at Victoria RACING DECISION AT VICTORIA". Victoria. B. C, Jnly 2S. Some would-be reformers who sought to bring about the annulment of the lease of the Fair Grounds track to the Victoria Country Club for its summer meeting, now In progress, because betting was permitted on the races. Instigated a movement which resulted in the City Council asking the city barrister for a legal opinion on various phases of the matter at issue. The city barrister reported back to the council that the lease could not be annulled on the grounds in question, and that betting on horse races is perfectly legal in British Columbia so long as it is confined to the race track enclosure. Change of Dates at Reno CHANGE OF- DATES AT RENO. Butte. Mont., July 2S. William Murray, who Is to conduct the meeting at Reno, Nev., announces that the date of opening has been changed to August 17, and that the meeting will run fifteen days. Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY. Daily Racing Form Publishing Co. 69 PLYMOUTH COURT. CHICAGO. ILL. 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Telegraphic Form TELEGRAPHIC FORM. Tlie horses -which seem best in Thursday's races ire: Empire City Yonkers. N. Y.. July 2S. 1 Practical. iBryco. Danger. 1 S Hose Quppii. Prince Ahmed. Practical. 1 0 Robbie Kean. May River. Footpad. I 4 Rpooner. -Pantouflc. Besom. i o St. Dunstan. Evening Song. Iluda's Sister. ' 6 Orphan Lad. Bad News. Rye. , II. Forsland. Notes of the Turf .1 NOTES OF THE TURF. ff '" Gliding Belle pulled up slightly lame after a recent work-out at Yonkers. Jockey Davenport, the find of the season in Can-, bAa, will ride at Saratoga, it is said. It is. said that jockey M. Preston is planning to ioult; the saddle and take up training. Waldo. Dalmatian. The Fad and Donau arc good two-year-olds that are not eligible for the Futurity. Jockeya McBrldo, Lycurgus and T. Sullivan, who.! were suspended at Victoria for rough riding, have been reinstated. .Cable reports are to Hie effect that a' shipment1 of lghty-two thoroughbreds from Japan has reached IVladlvostok. Siberia. . Half of the proceeds of next Saturday's racing nt Victoria will bo donated to the Anti-Tuberculosis League,- a worthy local charity. George C. Bennett has acquired control of the Memphis baseball club. He also owns a controlling interest in the New Orleans club. Tully Coulter has decided to rest up Beauclerc and the. balance of his stable at the Sheepshead Bay track until racing is resumed there. Rumpus, a sister to the great Burgomaster, Is among the eliglbles for the. Great Filly, which Ocean Bound seems to have at her mercy. . Faulty plating caused II. G. Bedwell's good longdistance campaigner. Nurtzu, to hurt himself when he won at Empire City a few days ago. Keen Moving's disappointing showing on the oe-. caslon or her last start -was due to the fact that" she' struck- henvlf during (be running of the race. . Work-Outs of Eastern Horses "WORK-OUTS OF EASTERN HORSES. New York. July 28. Recent work-outs of horses in-'training at Yonkers, Sheepshead Bay and Graves-end were: Yonkers, weather clear; track good Ark Five-eight lis in 1:05. Bonnie Kelso Half mile in fill. Burgher Three-eighths in 3S. Captain Swauson Three-eighths in 37. Campaigner Seven-eighths in 1:321. Comedienne Three-quarters in 1:181. 1 Donatiis--Mile in l:4fi. Dr. Barkiey Half mile lu 51. Handy Handy Half mile in 54. Haensel Three-quarters in 1:18. Halket Halt mile in 52. Joe Roso-llalf mile in 53. At his best. Jack Atkin Three-eighths in 3G. L'Amnur Half mile in 51. .Madman Half mile In 51. Madeline L. Three-eighths in 37. May Florence Half mile in 52. M. . R. Williams Three-eighths iu 39. . Nndzu Mile in 1:50. Prince Ahmed Seven-eighths in 1:33. Rial to Three-quarters in 1:20. 'Racquet Half mile in 51. Summer Night Seven-eighths in 1:31. Shapdale Five-eighths lu 1:00. Trols Temp Three-quarters in 1:19. Top Notch Half mile in 54. 'Sheepshead Bay, weather clear: track good Crack Shooter Three-quarters In 1:21?. breezing. Dixie. Dixon Three-quarters in 1:27, breezing. Glen Helen Three-quarters In 1:24, breezing. Gcrando Three-quarters in 1:24, brecziug. Goldllnn Mile in 1:48. breezing. Reland Three-quarters in 1:27. breezing. Seloetus Three-quarters In 1:22, breezing. St. Nick Mile in 1:49s. handily. Tipster Three-quarters In 1:23 j, breezing. 3Conkers. weather clear; track fast Acrobat Mile and an eighth in 1:59. . Black Mary Three-quarters in 1:20. Bad News One mile in 1:4S5. Black Oak Mile in 1 : 19. Captain Swanson Half mile in 51. CaSquc Mile in 1:50. Danger Seven-eighths in 1:31. Dr. Barkiey Three-eighths in 39. Dulleare Three-eighths in 3S. Etherial Mile in 1:47. Flyih-r Footsteps Three-quarters in 1:19. Footpad Mile in 1:501. Field Mouse Three-qimrters in 1:21. Grecian JJend Five-eighths in l:03j. Gild Mile In 1:45. Huda Three-quarters in 1:17. Henderson Three-quarters in 1:27. rord Clinton Three-eighths in 3S. Nattie Bumppo Mile In 1:47. Ostend Three-quarters in 1:20. Personal Five-eighths In 1:10. Rlalto Five-eighths in 1:02?. Shapdale Mile in 1:47. Starliottle Tlireerquarters in 1 :24. Spellbound Five-eighths in 1:07. Sir Neddam Three-quarters in 1:17. Tony Bonero Mile in 1:51. Tyras Three-eighths in 3S. Watorbury Three-eighths in 37. Gravesend. weather clear; track fast Alltcrtina Seven-eighths in 1:32. Alice Mack Mile in 1:49. Blue Pilot Half mile in 55. Black Annie Half mile in' 52. C'ostello Half mile in 55. Critic Half mile in 5H. Dracoola Five-eighths fn 1:00. De Kalb Half mile in 55. Gold Tray Half mile in 53. Grace Cameron Mile 1n 1:47. Intrinsic Three-eighths in 3S. King Kazouks Half mile in 53. Katherine Van Five-eighths in 1:0(5. Kingston Belle Three-quarters in 1:20. Langcnbeck Three-eighths iu 40. Milford Mile in 1:48. May Ameliu Seven-eighths in 1:33. Mon Reve Three-quarters in 1:22. Skyline Five-eighths in 1:00. The Speaker Three-eighths in 39. Sheopshead Bay. -weather clear: track fast . Anavri Three-quarters ,in 1:23. breezing. Blundara Three-quarter' In 1:22. easily. Cindv Half mile In 58. breezing. Dreamer Three-quarters in 1:27, breezing. Danfield Three-quarters In 1:19. easily. Kyebright Half mile In 54. easily. Initiation Five-eighths in 1:00. breezing. Harvey F. Three-eighths In 38, easily. Jacquelinu Three-eighths in 37 easily. . Little Friend 'Three-quarters in l:ltij!. driving. Medallion Three-quarters' lu 1:10s. easily. korkvlHe Beau Ihree-quarterb in l:j0f breezing. Tulsa Racing Statistics TULSA RACING STATISTICS. The Tulsa Fair Association's summer meeting, which opened at Tulsa. Okla., July 12. and came to an end Saturday. July 24, embraced twelve racing days, during which time seventy-three races were decided. The total distribution in stakes and purses, amounted to $10,300, and seventy-seven owners shared in the distribution, forty-two winning $100 or more each. L. K. Powell heads the list with $1,100; F. II. Kessinger is second on the list with $475; third place falls to It. M. Hollenback Nvith $400 to his credit. Below Is the complete list of owners winning $100 or more each at the meeting: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Powell. L. K 0 4 1 $1,100 Kessinger. F. II 3 0 1 475 Hollenback. It. M 4 3 2 400 Wiikins, J 3 4 4 450 George, E : 2 1 2 325 Burns. A. H 3 0 0 325 Daniels, C. S 2 4 3 295 Hank. 0 2 1 1 "SO Frazler & Farrls 1 2 2 275 Louder, J. C. 2 1 O 265 Reynolds. J. N 3 0 1 200 Trammell. W. T. 2 0 0 250 Ratcliff. J 2 0 3 240 Cottle, D. C 2. 0 0 210 Reed. C. . . 2 0 0 200 Burnett. S. B 2 0 1 185 Kelly & Striker :. 1 0 4 185 Armstrong. J 1 3 0 105 Burttschell. Joseph 1 3 2 105 Dwyer Stable 1 3 2 105 Hambrlck, B. H 1 0 0 150 Hargrove. L. S 1 1 1 145 Allison & Crcekmore 1 2 1 140 Burke. W. E 1 2 0 140 Fleming. T. V 110 135 Waggoner. W. T 1 1 0 125 Watkins. W. A 1 0 2 125 Cross. F 1 0 1 120 Birtel. F. 1 1 0 115 Jones, P. II 1 0 1 115 Johnson. F. Y 1 1 0 115 Steve. P 1 1 0 115 Freeman. I). B 1 0 1 110 Postlcwaite, W. G. . 1 0 0 110 Payne, W. SI 1 0 1 110 Stevens. G ; 1 O 0 110 Smith. H. L 1 0 0 110 Smith. T. M 1 0 0 100 Sells, J. T 1 O 0 100 Stack. J. W. 1 0 0 100 Burrell. P. S 1 0 0 100 Drew, C. C. 1 0 0 100 L. K. Powell's Lomond Is first on the list of money-winning horses with $005 to his credit; Fred MullioIIand Is second with $355. and third place falls to Ringer with $300. The following fifty horses won $100 or more each during the twelve days of racing: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Lomond 3 1 O $005 Fred Mulholland 3 1 0 355 Ringer 3 1 O 300 Horace II ..2 1 1 200 Buck Thomas . 3 O 1 200 Starbeam 2 0 0 250 Rio Pecos 2 0 0 250 Golf Ball 1 1 1 245 Bonnie Hays 2 O 0 225 Otilo 1 2 1 225 John Grlflin 2 0 0 210 San Gil 1 0 0 200 Bonnie Prince Charlie 1 2 O 190 Klamesha II 1 3 2 175 Goldan 10 1 105 Oohoomoo 1 3 O 105' Tallow Dip 1 0 2 100 Dick Shanlcy 1 0 3 155 Abrasion 1 1 0 145 Restless Lady 1 1 0 135 Anona 1 1 0 125 Flying Pearl 1 0 2 125 Mazonla 1 1 0 125 MInnolette 1 1 1 125 Jesse James 7 10 1 120 Buchanan 1 0 2 120 C. J. Cos 1 1 0 115 Gee Whiz 1 1 2 115 Lady Ethel 1 0 1 115 Pink Carnation 110 115 Rappold 1 0 1 115 Father Downey 1 0 1 110 Lista 1 0 1 110 Mascarol 1 0 0 110 Myrtle DIxou 1 O 1 110 OHvett 1 .0 0 110 Rationality 1 0 1 110 Convenient 1 0 1 110 1 0 0 110 fipron Iliff Cole 1 O 0 110 limalaya 1 0 0 100 Hattie Garrett 1 0 0 100 Louisa F. ; 1 O 1 100 Loyd - 1 0 0 100 Luke Cates 1 0 0 100 Tapioca 1 0 0 100 Kddic Kks 10 0 100 Esther B 1 0 0 100 Dr. Nash 1 O 0 100 Aunt Tabilha 1 0 0 100. F. Strang carried off the riding honors, having twelve winners and a percentage of .30 to his credit. Below Is the record of the jockeys1 riding at ;the meeting: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Uno.' P.C. Strang. F .40 12 8 11 .30 Louder 47 10 0 11 7 .21 Lowe. R 29 ! 2 3 15 .31 Smith. T 02 8 8 7 29 .15 Hogg. J 40 0 7 0 21 .15 Hollister 25 5 C 5 0 .20 Flannigan .18 3 3 0 12 .17 Davenport 9 3 0 0 C .33 Lowe. C 19 2 1 2 14 .11 Morse 7 2 O 1 4 .29 Wecker 8 2 2 2 2 .25 Ziegler 12 2 1 0 9 .17 Whiting 24 2 2 3 17 .OS Wilson. J 17 1 4 3 9 .00 Schlessingcr .....10 1 0 3 C .10 Small 12 1 3 1 7 .OS McCluskey 15 1 1 O 13 .07; Lhics. A 2(J 1 6 3 10 .01 Bonner ...7 1 1 1 4 .14 Burns, n. 7 1 0 1 5 .14 The following jockeys bad mounts to the number opposite their names and finished third or better, but did not ride a winner: Jockey. Mts. 1st. JM. Sd.Unp. Harper 5 0 1 2 2 Hamilton 5 0 2 0 3 Lawrence 7 0 0 1 0 Mewes 7 0 1 0 C Oiler 5 0 1 0 4 Ploss 4 0 1 2 1. I'cndergast 1 0 0 1 0 Spencer 12 0 1 1 10 The following jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names, but were never "in the money": llezanson, 2: Baker. 2: Batiste, 1: Corhin. 3; Finley. 2: Harrison. 2; Kohn. 3: Martin. S.. 2: McXauiara, 1; Padrone. 1; Russell. 1: Walker. G: Wills. 4. J. W. Parker was the most successful trainer, having saddled the winners of sis races. Below is the record of the trainers at the meeting: No. No. Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Armstrong, J 1 Louder, J. C 2 Burke. W E 1 Layster. H 1 Burrill, P. S 1 McClernand. J 3 Bums, M 2 Polk. J. P 3 Burttschell, J 1 Parker, J. W G Cottle. D. C 2 Postlewalte. W. G... 1 Clark. G 1 Pike. H. V. 1 Daniels. C. S 2 Reid. II. E. .3 Ellis. J 1 Reed. C 2 Freeman, W. B 4 Reynolds, J. N 3 Fleming, T. V. 1 Sells. J. T 3 Farrls. J. 1 Stevens, G 1 Freeman. C. N 1 Smith. H. L 1 Hollenback. R. M 4 Striker. 1 1 Hargrove, L. S 3 Stillman. J. 1 Howell. C .....4 Spencer. R. n 1 Jones, W 3 Waggoner. W. T. ..1 Kern. J 1 Whitehill. L. T 1 Kelly, D. W 3 Wells, T. .". 1 Answers to Queries ANSWERS TO QUERIES. Communications without names and addresses will not he noticed nor answered. No answers will be sent hv mail and none by wire unless reply pre-payment is made at time of wiring query. M. C. It.. Louisville, Ky. The parlay on The Fad and Rose Queen lost. Had the latter won you would have been paid. P. X.. Waukegan, 111. Queries without real names and addresses are not answered. We do not Indorse the party, however. Butte Entries BUTTE ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track good. Raeing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time. 3:30.) X Runs, well in mud. Superior mud runner. First "Race 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Fldcp. 83757s Camera 109 :345 107.. X 725 S3008 Sixteen 112 :55i 107..X720 83034 Kiang 107..X-715 83093 Silver Grain 110 710 83093 Seagreen 107 710 8.'!t0t LadV Palichita 107 700 S3031 San'Leiindro 107..X700 S371S Glover Kyle 110 093 S3795 Contra Jjoata 9f"X$?Sj Second Race 3-4 Mile. . 3- year-olds and upward." Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. (83723) Nagazam 103 1:12 6..129..X725 (83071) Vclma C 105 1:13 4. .125. . X720 53719 Birth 120 l:15it 3..112..X715 (S3039) Kopek 4..127..X715 81970' Proper 9.. 132.. 715 S3750 St. Francis 110 1:12 0. .132. .715 (S34G2) Balreed 101 1:17 4..125..X715 S37C0 Elevation 114 1:17 0..129..X715 (S30GS) Mike Jordan 121 l:14i 8.. 124 715 83750 Homeless ,5. .129. .700 75242 Andrew Mack 8. .132..X0S5 83431 .Meander 4. .129. .. .685 Third Race 1 1-16 Miles. 4- year-olds and upward. Selling. 83701 Kumiss G..1O7..X70O (S3S00) Lady Kitty 105 1:401 5..107..XC95 8.3720 Arcourt 109 1:49 5..109..XC90 :S3S00 Liberto .. 107 1:47 8..109..XC85 S3C9S2 Surety 109 1:51 5..109..XCS5 83098', iMiss Vigilant 104 1:47 4. .105... X6S5 53720 Contribution 4. .105. .. .080 83701 Glaucus 97 1;51 4..110..X075 83G9S Alcpr .. 7..109..X675 Fourth .Race 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (S3037) Prince of Castile. . .109 1:47 5..109..X725 8.3700s Spring Ban 109 1:49 0..107..X720 S3037 L. C. Widrig 107 1:49 4..110..X720 S303S3 Hi Col Cap 109 l:49g 9.. 109 720 S3700 Tavora 107 1:49 6..107..X715 83037 Royal River 107 1:48 5M07..X710 S3720 Patriotic 80 1:47 4.. 105 705 S3700 Herman Doyle 112 l:4Ss 7. .112. .. .095 Fifth Race 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 83S00 Loglstilla 105 1:4G 7..107..X725 (83097) Billy Myer 4..107..X720 S3G121 John J. Rogers 5..109..X715 83!3S Buena 5..107..X715 S2S085 Lucy C 91 1:40? 5. .102. .. .715 '83758 Rubric 110 1:45 7..112..X710 S3IS12 Buna 104 1:49 5..102..X710 (83722) Task Master 109 1:50 4..107..X705 ;S35S25 EI Paisano 7..109..X700 Sixth Race 6 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. S3012 Dollle Dollars . 5..100..X700 S.3719' Force 3. .101. . XG95 S3750 No Quarter 107 1:20 5..1U..X090 83000 Taxcr 114 1:20s 7.. Ill 090 83039 Gossiper II 7..1O9..X0S0 83797 Trocha 3.. 99 CSO S3520 Roy Shumway .... 3.. 101.. X 075 Seventh Race 6 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. S3010 Exchequer 4..109..X700 83097 Billy Bowlegs 107 1:19 3 109..XG90 ,S301 Pctaluma 6..109....GS5 83000 Belle Brady 4. .107 085 iS35Sl Irish Mike 4..112..X0S0 83400 Yankee Tourist.:.. 3.". 101 OSO S3092 Elmdalo 5.. 119 075 i83790 Mabel Fountain 3.. 94 075 ;S3G70 Prince Alamo 3.. 90 070 The figures under "Rec." in above entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance, with wleight carried, since January 1. 1908. Tills time Is not necessarily made by a winner. It may be the estimated time of a losing performance. Butte Form Chart BUTTE FORM CHART. BUTTE, MONT,, July 28. Weather cloudy: track slow. Twenty-second day. Butte Jockey Club. Summer meeting of 30 days. Presiding Judge, F. E. Mulholland. Starter. William Murray, leading Secretary. Martin Nathanson. 83795 First Race 1 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $250. 2-year-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $200. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fln. Jockey. Op. CI. Fl. Sh. S3G67'Galtor 109 1& CHenry 3-2 11-51 1-2 S3411 M. O'Gonncll 10S 2J Peak 10 20 8 4 83(534 Grahamc 10S 3l AH'rris 10 20 8 4 8363DKing of Yolo 112 4U Otis 5 3 0-5 3-5 83633 1). Montgomery 112 53 V'd'sen 5 55 2 1 S31G1 Contra Costa 105 6. WF'h'r 10 12 5 2 S34S2 Warfare 109 71 K'b'lim 7 8 3 3-2 i(S3718)Jim Brady 105 8l Pickens 6 S 3 8-5 S22ClFred Stone 104 a Johns'n 20 40 15 6 Time, 50. Winner W. P. & L. E. Fine's b. c. by Galveston Torsina (trained by W. P. Fine). Went to post at 2:35. At .post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. 83796 Second Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $250. ' 3-ycar-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $200. Ind. Horse. Wt.FIn.Jockcy. Op. 01. PI. Sh. S3GS3False Nun 107 1 Stille 2J 2 1 1-2 83635 Royal Stono 109 25 Pickens 4 5 2 1 83719 Lanita 102 3 Aub'on G 12 5 21 83697 Alice Collins 107 4" CHenry 3 4 8-5 4-5 83635 Bontils 109 5 K'b'um 10 8 3 3-2 83131 Cooney Neff 109 61 Shriner 7 8 3 3-2 81741 Blackhand 107 7' WPh'r 10 12 5 2 83635 Mab. Fountain 102 8 WJVI'g'n 10 15 G 3 Time. 1:10. Winner F. E. Edwards' ch. f. by The Friar 1 Bottle's Deceiver (trained by A. E. Edwards). Wcut to post at 3:03. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. 83797 Third Race C 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $250. 3-year-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $200. Ind.. Horse. Wt.FIn.Jockcy. Op. CI. PI. Sh. S3C69 Hannah Louise 107 H K'b'um 1-2 1-2 1-4 out S3636 Trocha 107 2 Shriner G 12 3 6-5 80573 Ybor 109 3" AH'rris 10 5 8-5 4-3 :(S3635)J'ge Cabiniss 10D 4 CHenry 5 10 4 S-5 S36G6 Yellow Foot 109 51 ESmith 10 20 8 4 83719 Furnace 112 G Pickens 10 15 G 3 Time. 1:09. Winner Anchorage Stock Farm's ch. f, by Yellow Tall Motto (trained by J. Lowe). Went to post at 3:33. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second the same; third driving. Scratched (8303G) Balcrian, 107. 83798 Fourth Race 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner IndTJ Horse. Wt.FIn.Jockcy. Op. CI. PI. Sh. S-KKMi'Lord Nelson 107 1J Pickens G 9 3 6-5 S3G9G Calves 107 2& CHenry 4 G 2 1 (83094) Lyte Knight 114 3'1 WF'h'r G-5 9-101-2 out (83702)Fore 91 4 Gargan 5 7 21 6-5 83721'Toin Shaw 111 5 Stille 12 20 8 4 83010 Port Mahoue 110 6 Peak 10 12 5 2 (834G3)Nappa 10S 7 Shriner 50 CO 20 10 S3G94 Lucky Mate 100 Sh RW'son GO 100 40 15 S3094 Mol. Montrose 103 3 ESmith 10 15 G 3 83483'May Worth 104 10 ECIark 25 40 15 6 Time. 1:011. Winner S. A. Clonton's ch. g. 0, by St. Carlo Good Hope (trained by S. A. Clopton). Went to post at 4:05. At post C minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Scratched (S3013)Voltrome. 103 : 82S522Contln-gent, 105; Overweights May Worth, 1 pound. 83799 Fifth Race 1 'Mile. Purse $250. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $200. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. 01. PI. Sh. 83719 Old Nick 99 H K'b'um 8-5 2 1 1-2 83070 Sainposal 102 2 Pickens 5 7 21 6-5 83720'Wolfville 104 3 Denny 12 20 8 3 83G70 Buckthorn 100 4 ESmith 10 15 G 21 8.3097 Bardonia 109 5 Troch 10 10 4 2 83G405Thurio 99 G Peak 25 40 12 8 83433 Colonel White 114' 7 Shriner 2 21 G-5 3-5 83720JJack o'Lanternlll 8 WF'h'r 6 5 2 4-5 Time. 1:44. Winner A. Goodin's b. c, 3. by Planudcs Old Lady (trained by A. Goodin). Went to post at 4:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and -third the same; Scratched S369SSurety, 111: S3G92 Buna. 109; 8335SNorthwest. 109: 83C973Cobleskill. 100. Overweights Sainposal. 5 pounds: Buckthorn. 1. 83800 Sixth Race 1 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $200. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. I'l. Sh. S35S0 Lady Kitty 109 U K'b'um 4 4 8-5.4-5 8.3038 Loglstilla 109 2U AH'rris 3 1S-58-5 4-5 83072 PriclessJewcl 107 3s WF'h'r S 7 3 3-2 S3720 Grotto 100 41 V'd'sen 21 3 1 1-2 S3G70 M. Beaumonter 1)9 51 Peak G 8 3 3-2 83G9S Liberto 111 G SJ'son 10 12 5 2 S3GGG M. Hollander 109 .7 Pickgns 5 7 3 S-5 83722 Kaiserhoff 111 8 More 20 30 -10 4 Time, 1:44. Winner J. D. Brown's br. ni. 5. by Mesmerist Roberta Lee (trained by J. D. Brown. Went to post at 5:05. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Scratched 83719 Altenberg, 102 : 83720 Arcourt, 111; 73722 3 No Rule. 99: S3722 Flo Manola, 109. Overweights rGrotto, 1 pound; Miss Beaumonter. 2. 83801 Seventh Race 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $150. , . , Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. S3719sBegone 106 l5 WF'h'r 4-5 4-5 2-5 out S3G13True Sif 101 21 K'b'um 3 4 6-5 1-2 S3520 Pallas 99 3s Peak 50 20 G 11-5. S3013Mlss Butte , 109 4& CHenry G S 3 8-5 33013 Diamond Nose 100 51 AH'ris 15 20 8 4 S34GG Davie Andrew 9S GJ Groth 50 75 23 12 S3417 Ponciana 100 72 V'd'sen S 10 4 iS-5 33013 Al Hampton 9S S Adams DO CO 20 'S 3.3013 Roval Pilot 102 9s Shelton 23 40 12 G 82475 Watlere 103 10 P'kens 15 20 S 4 Coupled in betting, no separate place or show betting. Time. l:17i. Winner C. E. Gruwell's br. c, 3, by Cocagne Crinkle (trained by F. W. Richter). Went to post at 5:34. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third the same. OyerwelKftts Pallas, 5 pounds Royal Pilot, 4, , Tulsa Form Chart TULSA FORM CHART. TULSA. OKLA., July 24. Weather clear: track f'lst ' Twelfth and last day. Tulsa Fair Association. Presiding Judge. P. A. Brady. Starter. Arthur McKnight. 83763 First Race About 5-S Mile. Purse $125. 3-year-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $1JI0. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. Pi. Sh. S3043 Fath. Downey 109 1 Strang 6 10 4 2 83730'VirglnIa Bcachl07 21 TSmlth 2 4 2 1 (S3730)Convenlcnt 107 3 Pen'ast G-5 8-5 3-u out (S3700)Aunt Tablthal07 4& Law'co G 10 4 2 S3G73)Loyd 100 C Louder 4 3 1 1-2 83733Doc Allen 104 G Wecker S-5 4 8-5 4-5 S3703'Mrs. Nugent 107 7 Bonner 3 31 6-5 3-5 Time. 1:0H. Winner L. S. Hargrove's br. g. 5, by Percy-Peg Parks. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. 83764 Second Race 5-8 Mile. Purse $100. 3-vear-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner InL- Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. 83053 Ollie Burnett 107 1' TSmlth 6 3 11-2 (S3044)P. Carnation 102 22 McCl'y 3-2 21 4-5 2- S3732Enterprise 109 3 Strang 3 21 4-5 2- S3134 Frank Clancy 100 4 It Lowe 10 8 3 3-2 S3G4G Runsum 107 51 F'nigan U 12 5 21 83733 Padrone 104 6' Padrnc 20 10 4 2 835123Ualloween 98 7 Louder 3-2 4 S-5 4-5 Time. 1:01?. Winner S. B. Burnett's b. m. 7. by Prince Plenty Bella F. . . Start good. Won driving; second and- third the same. 83765 Third Race 3-4 Mile. Purse $125. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $100. , Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. S'i. S::701Lomond 103 1 Strang 1 , 3-5 out-- (8-3735) Oonoomoo 111 2s Bonner G-5 21 1-2 out (S3720)Flying Pearl !)S 3 It Lowe 4 S 7-5 1-3 83G45sGoldan !)S 4i Iouder 4 S 7-5 1-2- S.-:72S3Tallow Dip 100 C5 Sch'ger 6 12 5 2 S.37:!5 K0-K0-K0-U0 US 6 TSmlth 10 20 8 3 83730 Omala 104 7 Zicgler 25 100 40 20 Time. 1:10s. Winuer L. K. Powell's br. c. 3, by Knight of the Thistle Marledna. ..... Start good. Won cantering; second and third the same. 837G6 Fourth Race 7-S Mile. Purse $125. 3-year-olds aud upward. Selling. Net value to wiuuer $100. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. 83728111111010110 97 in ItLowe 4 6 G-5 out S307O Frank Fleshcr 104 2 JW'son 1 3-2 1-3 out S37:U Buchanan 101 35 Wecker 1 3-2 1-3 out (S3729)Glad. Louise 102 4 Louder 4 4 1 out Time. 1:28. Winner J. Burttschcll's ch. f. 3, by Mindora Ravolette. . . Start good. Won driving; second and third easily. 83767 Fifth Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $100. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to wlu- $ IihL Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. 83720 Gee Whiz 102 11 RLowc 3 4 1 out S37203Kiamcsha II. 105 2s Louder 1 7-10out S.:72!lDr. Crook 107 3 TSmitli 6 15 G 3 83099'Cheswardine X7 4 Strang 3 4 1 out S37273BanrIdge 102 5'-l JW'son 10 15 G 3 (83704)Esther B. 100 G .Whit's 10 20 8 4 S3734 S. Elchburg 100 7 McCl'y 10 20 8 4 Time, 1:10. Winner John Wilkius' ch. g. 4. by Mesmerist-Susie Lasley. Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. 83768 Sixth Race 1-2 Mile. Purse $125. All ages. Allowances. Net value to winner $100. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. S-''Bnck Thomas 110 lll TSmlth 6 7 2 1 S3G42Mlke. Molett 80 21 JW'son 3 3 1 2-5 (83727) Horace II. 10S 3l RLowc 3-2 7-5 3-5 out (S3394)Starbeam 103 41 Whit'g 1 2 7-101-3 83077 Newsboy 109 5 F'nlgan 8 12 5 2 S3725:,Limclight 81 G Har'son 15 40 15 7 Time. 501. WinnerReynolds Bros.' ch. c, 3, by Peter McCue Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. 837G9 Seventh Race 1 Mile. Purse $125. .4-year-. olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $100 Ind. ' Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. 835UJLista 97 1 ItLowe 4 4 8-5 4-j 835593Hancock 100 2 TSmith 2 2 4-5 2-5 83701 Separator 102 31 Louder 3 20 8 4 8370! Mr. Knapp 100 4' Law'cc S 12 5 21 83731 L. M. Eckert 101 5 Strang 3 7 2 G-.. 83731 Goldlicld 101 Lett.Morse 3 8 3 3-2 Time. 1:442.. Winner Allison & Creekmorc's br. f. 4, by Leonid Dolly Hayman. ... Start good for all but Goldflcld. Won driving; .second aud third the same. Victoria Form Chart VICTORIA FORM CHART. VICTORIA, B. C, July 20. Weather clear; track fast. . . Thirty-ninth day. Victoria Country Club. Summer meeting of 01 days. Presiding Judge, F. St. D. Skinner. Starter, Richard Dwyer. 83770 First Race 5-S Mile. Purse $200. Two year-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. 83010 L. Elizabeth 105 11 Vosper 4 2 4-5 2-5 83010Irma Lee 107' 2' Ar'bald 3-2 2 4-5 2-5 8301(iJKctchel 105 3 Coburn 3-2 9-5 7-10out kS5S3Alarmed 10S 4 Brooks 15 20 8 .4 S3737Two Oaks . 10S 5h Leeds 30 100 40 20 83545 Swift M'Neil 108 6 J King 30 60 23 12 S.T39Third Chance 105 7 Cal'han 15 30 15 6 83737 Knub 103 8 M' hews 100 200 SO 49 Time, 1:01. Winner Mcnlo Park Stable's b. f, by Orslnl Lady Marion (trained by J. Stern). . Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. S3771 Second Race 5-S Mile. Purse $200. 4-year olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. jS35S8Titus II. 114 l'l Shalo 2 9-5 4-5 9-20 i(83584)Marvel P. 117 21 M'hews G 9 3 8-5 83017 Nellie Racine 117 31 Leeds 4 G 2 1 53047 Vronskv 119 41 Brooks G 9 3 8-5 (83015)Geo. Kilborn 119 5 "Coburn G 9 4 2 3015 Toller 112 6J Ar'bald 7 5 2 1 (83502)Sid Silver 119 7 Vosper 3 4 S-5 4-5 Time. 1:03. Winner G. P. McNeill's b. g, 8. by Bloomsbury Sister to Ruth Ryan (trained by G. P. McNeill). Start good. Won easily; second the same; third driving. 83772 Third Race 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-ycar-blds aud upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. 53048 Josie S. 107 11 Leeds 10 20 8 4 83540 Ornate 102 2 Coburn 6 10 4 2 8.3048 Colbert 109 3 McL'lin 2 9-5 4-5 2-5 S35S4 Semproelle 105 4& J King 6 12 5 21 8.3502 Sadie H. 107 5& Ar'bald 8 10 4 2 S3585 Goldena 107 6 Keogh 5 41 2 1 83G4S Lit. .Minister 109 71 , 'Brooks 8 10 4 2 83020 Joe Ncalon 112 Si Vosper 12 7 2 G-5 83540. Black Cloud 109 9 McE'en 7 10 4 2 Time, 1:1GJ. Winner T. H. Boyle's ch. m. 5, by Golden Garter Shasta (trained by T. II. Boyle). Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. 83773 Fourth Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. (S354S)Roalta 114 1 Coburn 7-104-5 2-5 out S3051Aristotle 109 2 Keogh 3 4 7-102-5 S3543)Miss Mazzoiil 10S 3'1 Brooks 3 31 4-5 2-5 S35SO Ed. T. Fryer 114 4 Cal'han 6 6 2 4-5 83518 Silver Knight 100 5 Vosper S 15 6 21 Time, l:40i. Winner Ontario Oregon Stable's ch. h. 5, by Altamax Miss Rowena (trained by W. G. Jenkins). Start good. Won easily; second driving; third handily. 83774 Fifth Race 7-S Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-ohls and upward. Selllug. Net value to winner $130. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. ,P1. Sh. S3474 Redwood II. 110 l'l Ar'bald 6 10 3 G-5 83342Traflic 109 23 J King 3-2 9-5 4-5 2-5 (83G17)Siuk Spring 110 3 Brooks 2 2 ,4-5 out S302O I'eg. O'Neal 109 4 Shale 20 60 25 12 83549 Mctlakatla 114 5ll McB'dc 20 30 12 6 (S3550)Slr Angus 114 6 Leeds 10 15 6 3 S301S Mitre 110 72 Vosper 5 7 21 1 83050 Blue Heron 114 8 Coburn 8 7 21 1 Time, .1:29. Winner W. M. Caine's ch. g, 0, by De Beauvolr Ilawbloom (trained by A. W. Ream). Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. 83775 Sixth Race 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds aud upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh. 83172 El Paso 107 11 Ar'bald 3-2 S-5 4-5 7-2J 83171 Cheers 114 21 Vosper 12 15 5 2 (83362) Wmuboro 101 3 Coburn 2 8-5 3-5 2-7 83120 Lia(int9n l5 4 Brook 10 15 5 L&hfS' Mary J10 5r Cal'lian S 6 2 4-5 7J-. Xrust 112 7 Gargan 20 100 40 20 ,,,, Time, l:l(s. Winner O. Brant's li. g, 3, by Galveston viancsion Prln-cesca inn (trained l.y C. Brant), Start poor. Won easily; second and third driving. Page 3 Fort Erie Form Chart . FORT ERIE FORM CHART. WEDNESDAY. JULY 28. 1909. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FaItT T'vt,'y-ilrst and last day. Niagara Racing Association. Summer Meeting of 21 days. (35 books on.) Presiding Judge, Francis Nelson. Starter. A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary. E. W. Maginn. nCi!Kr,.nt!fettVni:w.nJ.- lcla lime 1:45 n- '" W Indicates whip. S, spurs. B blinkers. Fig-aiid tires weight - carried! fo,IowIn;; lhc stance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse ftSTftR FIUST RACE-3-4 Mile. (G124C-l:ll-f. 3 112.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and up-VJt I JU ward. Selling. Net value to winner $300. Jnd Horses AWtPPSt U y. Str Fin Jockeys Owners ' O HOPS G)EDGELY yyJ 2 2 7 4h 21 m Kennedy M Hutchison 2J 3 2 1 1-2 '?i!rn WB S JiS 94 I'i -i G Burns C Mcister Jr 2 21 21 1 1-2 svlf n) n?-NArNwT- wit 3 UOT 3 7 41 3h 4h 31 Mentry W CahiH 5 6 6 2 1 sJnVCM?'WK WI! 4 J?? 1, 5 3" 5' Sh 41 AVarrcn TV Wlielan 30 30 20 S 4 SS l'V J.VfSJK WB 5 103 12 1 2 21 5' 51 J Howard Prospect Stable 5 7 7 21 6-5 wmrnpv & wn'1?S? 1 R 9" 3i 7 fiU Drcyer M Hogan 12 20 20 S" 4 sNim RSv-flnU?T w i J2I 4 3 8 S1 05 7'i c Ross D Cornell S 12 10 4 2 riSTninrE Ws 5 ,25 ,5 5 10i W- s' s3 Crowley J A Sykca 50.60 60 25 12 llins viArfev W" 5 ?S2 H ,G 5h 7nl31 94 Jackson J Stevens 15 20 1 2 5 21 77-ir rt nPTn ui,iT,n w i 5. 5 10 11 11 11 103 Herbert J Arthur 20 40 40 15 6 ss' S37n ?tt wmUE TIUCE w5,SS71i 6i 611011 Davenp't R II Cohen 20 30 30 12 6 JUACKO B 4 109 10 Left at the post. J Rcid R S Davidson 12 20 20 8 4 Time 23 48 113' Winner Ch. g, by Jonah White Marguerite Ilf (trained by W. Shields). Ilir.i u JmJA081 im "f10, At,,K),?.t ,mlllut,- Start gool for all but Hiaeko. Won driving; second and Ktroll! LL'Wy w?s sIlu,I'9l '"Ck in the first quarter and had to overcome interference on the fr. i,,.' "flVf1'1? r"! ' ,l,IIsI'ln-: pmely. got up in the last few strides. St. Jeanne set a fast linnV race .lrlv.l l.nw.1,- 1 V."1 i1" fa,llert to,Ia9t on enough. Argonaut suffered from crowding and stood the ranLl VviVi "1 1 IV J'i Hawk saved much ground on the last two turns and would have been a sharp ibo the stretch. 1 'n- The ler winner ,."ck' ,(,a ltc.ck ""i1 in-,he last nuartcr. De Burgo, away slowly, closed a big gap in was entered for $300; no bid. Scratched (S37r0)Marchimnct, IOC: S2152 Gold Treasure, 114. Overweights Edgely. 1 pound; Belle of the Trlle. 3. $'7ftQ SEC0ND KACE 5-8 Mile. (5735S 1:00 2 04.) Purse $100. 2-year-olds. " i O J Allowances. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S s"r'! ERSE STAR w 113 2 2 22 2h 21 ln Davenp't J W May 21 31 31 3-5 out ?-rirvi-.v,i,-Pr. w 110 1 1 lij 11 U 24 Nelson L O Lee 8 10 5 7-5 3-5 sionpTi1-1.113 ws'Ui 5 B 3 3 35 Kennedy W II FIzer 3-5 4-5 7-101-4 out MT-A-E131..- w 113 4 3 5'i 5S 4 42 G Burns P M Civill 8 15 15 5 6-5 S3fo9 jl JOKORY STICK w 100 6 4 4 4 5 5 Crowley A W Bryan 50 100 100 30 6 COLONIAL JOT w 109 3 5 C 6 6 6 .T Howard P J Nolan 30 60 60 15 5 , , , Time, 23, 47, 1:00 (equals track record). A inner Ch. f, by Nasturtium More than Queen (trained by J. W. May). ip ,".;"1 u lM,st at At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. J.urr .Mar, away forwardly, followed Pcnn closely for the first three furlongs, but was forced wide in the Mreicli and had to lie driven out to get up in time. Pcnn, showing the most early speed, ran a good race .ind niignt have won with a better ride. Eye White, much the best, was almost thrown soon after the start when Hickory Stick pulled across sharply, then raced into contention ir. the first quarter and, when aiKMit to go to the lead on the stretch turn, was sharply cut off and his wiuuing chance destroyed. Chief Ivee had no mishaps and only ran fairly well. S3,ao "alvesca. 110; .83003 Fereno. 110; S3711 King Solomon. 113; S32S2 Paul Davis, 103-S.fiSri-Hen t-.,ni.?i'ni,t;,i1 K. Sleet. 10!); S371 1 Polly Lee. 100; S3711 Kiora. 110; 8:1532 Royal Report. 103. ; - THIRD RACE 1 Mile. (40974 1:3S 3 SG.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. OO I JJ Allowances. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U A Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S SXBfi'fniETTNA GREEN wsn 5 107 2 1 3 3 3 3i lh Warren J W Schorr 6 S C 8-5 3-5 5r,RST PREMIUM w G 110 5 3 61 4 4 4' 2"t Davenp't J W Fuller 6-5 7-511-102-5 out S3C01'GREEN SEAL .iv 5 113 3 2 l1 l'l l'l 11 3l J Howard St James Stable 8-5 21 11-53-5 1-3 &3606 TOM IIAYWARD wn 3 97 4 4 21 2J 21 2U 4 C Ross J Nugent 10 10 8 3 1 83628 ASPIRIN wn 3 1001 6 7 7 9" t1 5! 5 G Burns A Baker 20 20 20 6 "2 bPJ. FITTER HAND wn G 110 7 6 45 oh 5H G" 6" S Flynn M E McIIenry 40 50 50 15 4 Su031 SOIL WB 3 97 1 5 51 7 7 7 7 Brannon G E Dudley 100 100 100 20 6 Time, 231t, 47, 1:124, 1:38. Winner Br. g, l.y Ben Brush Runaway Girl (trained bv A. Simons). Went to post at 3:42. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Orctna (,reen was prominent for the first three-quarters and, under urging, wore Green Seal down in the last sixteenth and then outstayed First Premium. The latter, much the best, began slowly and moved into contention after going a half, but lost the race by being taken wide into the stretch. Green Seal showed a high flight of sjieed in pacemaking and ran a good race. Tom Hayward was prominent throughout and Is rounding into his best form. The others were outclassed. Scratched S3715l)arknight. IOC; S3CS7sTreniargo. 100; S3752 King Commoner, 100; 837535Fair Annie. So; .VtlC.PAlta McDonald, 107; S3712 Queen's Message, 05. Overweights Aspirin. 3 pounds. OOffQ-l FOURTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles, (S3190 1:14 T 107.) Purse $C00. 3-year-olds and O O I upward. Handicap. Net value to wlnncr $300. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vi 94 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O . II C P S (S3630)CREEL w 6 103 3 3 2 2 2 lt is g Burns P M Civill 6-5 7-311-101-4 out (8371DWOOL SANDALS B 5 110 1 2 1 V .Vi 2 2i Kennedy A Lasance 8-5 9-5 8-5 1-3 out (S3CS9)TIIE MINKS ws G 106 2 1 3 3 3 3 3 J Howard D N Prewitt 3 4 4 3-5 out Time, 23, 48, 1:13, 1:38, 1:44 (now track record). Winner B. g, by Woolsthorpe Extra (trained by P.. M. Civill). Went to post at 4:00. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second driving. Creel was restrained for the first three-quarters and followed Wool Sandals closely until well straightened out in the stretch, where he moved into tiie lead with case and won easing up. Wool Sandals showed the most early speed and set a steady pace, but tired near the end and had to be hard ridden to outstay The Minks. The latter began with his customary slowness and made a determined effort on the stretch turn, but was not good enough. ' QQ7QO FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (G424G 1:11 3 112.) Purse $400. 2-ycar-olds. Selling. OO J A 'Net value to winner $300. liid Horses AWtPPSt ZA Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S S3C293BREVITE ws 100 G 3 4 5s 2'J 1" J Reld M Foley 21 3 3 4-5 2-5 83629'FEARN AUGHT II. W 105 4 4 31 l" H 2 Mentry P M Walker 5 5 5 8-5 3-5 .S3629 LOTTA CREED wn 102 3 6 2A 31 3a 3J J Howard J S Hawkins 5 7 7 9-5 7-10 83749 ROUNDER w 103 1 1 61 41 55 41 Herbert F T Wood 20 30 30 12 4 82635 BILLIARD BALL WB 10S 2 2 1 2& 4l 5J G Burns P Dunne 7-5 8-5 7-5 4-5 2-5 83749 DOLLY MADDIS WB 100 5 7 7 6ll 61 6l C Ross J C Dixon 12 20 20 12 4 83627 EMMY LOU WB 95 7 5 51 7 7 7 Tellott Vvr E Nunn 30 50 50 20 7 Time, 23. 48. 1:14. Winner B. c. by Miller Garnet B. (trained, bv H. McCouIskey). Went to post at 4:31. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Brevite was much the best, was reneatedly knocked about, but came with a rush when clear and won drawing out. Feamaught 11. weed forwardly and disposed of Billiard Ball after going a half, but was not good enough when challenged by the winner. Lotta Creed went well for the entire trip. Rounder was almost thrown at the half-mile post and would have been much closer up hut for. the mishap. Billiard Bali set the early pace, but quit after going five furlongs. Dolly Maddls tried to run out ou the back-stretch ami lost ground. The winner was entered for $700: no bid. Scratched S3020 I'inkard. 103: S2fHS.Taek Straw. 105. QQffAQ SIXTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (707031:42 5 121.) Purse S 100. 3-ycar-O O S O olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $300. hid Horses A WtPPSt Vi 'A Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S S3533TOISY ROBINSON w 6 10S 6 3 4 Sh 2 2 in G Burns P M Civill 1 1 9-101-3 out (SSGMVniOS. CALHOUN Avis 4 107 2 ll l1 1 1 21 Davenp't A Weber 5 10 10 3 7-5 SSW'MARY TALBOTT W 4 103 ( 5 5k a1 4s 31 3- C Ross A B Gallahcr 10 10 S 21 4-3 (83717)MYSTIFIER W 4 101 7 7 7 6 Sh 45 4" J Reld I' J Miles 3 1S-51S-51-5 2-3 SS713 SAP.ADO w 4 105 1 1 2' 25 5" 5' 51 S Flynn J W Flynn 60 100 100 40 12 S3573:OCCIDENTAL w 3 90 5 2 3 4h 7 6' 6' Phair A J Small 15 13 10 3 3-2 83714 CONVILLE wn 5 106 3 4 61 7 6l 7 7 Kennedy E Chase 40 40 30 10 4 Time. 23. 47. 1:13. 1:40. 1:44. Winner Br. m. bv Scmpronius Spider (trained by P. M. Civill). Went to post at 4:57. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Topsy Robinson moved up steadily in the first three-quarters, but was forced wide in the stretch and had to be driven out to the last ounce to win In a game finish. Thomas Calhoun, away forwardly. disposed of Sabado in the first three-quarters and held on gamely in the final quarter. Mary Talhott had a rough trip and finished fast. Mystilier, probably best, was taken all over the track and probably was unlucky to lose. Sabado was well up for three-quarters. Occidental was knocked back at the three-quarters post. The winner was entered for $000: no bid. Scratched S3710Light Blue. 05: Sr.7.r43Gerr.vmander. 92: S.".2143Dennis Stafford, 100; 33715 King of the Valley. 101; (S3713JC. W. Burt, 101; S3750 Lcndon, 07; (S3(!t54)Lanigan, 104. Overweights Sabado. 1 pound. . QQ7QI SEVENTH RACE 1 3-1G Miles. (S3500 1 :5S IV 100.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds O O and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $300. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St Vj V- Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S S333C LADY ESTHER w 6 10S G 2 1 l'J ll 2'1 23 1J G Burns P M Civill 21 4 31 75 3-5 (8369D.IPANGO WS 5 110 4 5 4' 41 3"t 1 1 25 Davenp't A Weber 2 21 21 7-101-3 83536 RE1DMOORE ws 6 111 5 3 21 2"k 21 31 31 3'1 Kennedy W Shields - 2 2 8-u 3-j out 83690'TIIE PEER Vf3 Sa 2 1 ?' 3' f 5l 4J C Boss. P Dunpo 7 8 8 . S i- ' S3i5oDOUBT w 5 99 3-4 5k 5h 5 41 41 5 Ganz II Phillips 23 25 20 fi 2 S3ii)0 GILVEDEAR wn 4 103 1 G 6 6 6 6 6 6 Jackson A D Steelo 50 GO ,60 12 6 Tlnie. 24, 48. 1:14, 1:40. 1:58 (new track rec ord). Winner B. m. by Lord Esterling .Miss Alice, by Vanguard (trained bv P. M. Civill). ent to post at 5:21. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily second and third driving. Lady Lstlier was rushed into a long lead from the start, raced Rcidmoore into subjection In the first half arid disposed of Zlpango after being apparently beaten by the hitter. ZIpango moved Into the lead with a rush " the stretch turn, but tired in the last furlong. Rcidmoore ran a good race and was best of the Qtliers. J lis l eer was prominent most of the way and suffered from Interference. Doubt made several game efforts, but tired iu the stretch. The winner was entered for $1,000; no bid. Scratched S."C33BeIle Scott. 102. Victoria Form Chart VICTORIA FORM CHART. VICTORIA, B. C, July 21,-Weathcr clear; track mSiIVtoftrri1'davrCt0rlil C0Untry Club- S,mimcr ardTwieV': J"ll!;e' K SU sklnnur- Starter, Ricli- 83Il?i nn,rv.fJ.t!,cST,S ,nlU'- 1,,lrse $200. 3-year-olds 1 .1 UilanU St-'lllu. Nt value to winner $150. sV-liV- I' iLTJ:'- Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. Ul. PI. Sh. 1 sper 10:5 i Coburn 5 12 G 3 KTWVI?, . 114 2h WP'crs 7 6 2 1 T: (Asuclm HI 31 J King 10 7 2 1 K37I1 U" !ivc . 10:5 4 Vosper 3 4J 8-5 4-5 Kr.l-3. Karclliua 10!) 5 McE'en 6 20 8 4 K-Ksa f J-ouis iS,rtma . 1011 fiI KeK'' 9-5 3-2 3-5 1-3 gh. StreuberlO" 7J Ar'bald 12 S 3 3-2 JsioOf Bay Carter 100 S DRilcy S 10 4 2 Time, 1:03?,. !..;, .!!1LTr"ri- J'uiidas' br. g, 3, by Plaudit leiiury (traiued by A. Berry). bturt good. Won easily; second and .third driving. S3777 Second Race 5-S Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-$150 UU upwarJ- Selling. Net value to winner J''r. ljorse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 4t5,a !',' 'st'iTord 104 11 Coburn 2 3 7-10out g-.,"oI1 . w- M'hews 5 9 3 S-5 !!..kldy Qu"l'ty 107 3 Ar'bald 3-2 1 1-3 out i5,;29r).I,e,,.I,ll",llt 10-s 4h DRiley S 12 5 2 V?!"11' 1'luu 101 Vosper S 15 6 3 Jit wVl,oyi , . 107 CJ McK'en 10 10 4 2 AW-Ml) Bayfield 101 7 J King S 20 8 4 .... Time. 1:02J. Winner J. llumbrecht's b. g, 3, by The Friar-Lingerie (trained by J. Hunibrecht). KOOI" V'"U UrIvlUK: sctou1 and third the Bame 83778 Third Race 5-S Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-$150 ul,wariI. Selling. Net value to winner , . , Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. VI. Sit. bJUM Lena Lech 101 1 Ked'ris 2 G-5 1-2 1-4 83730 David Roland 111 23 Brooks 3 5 3-2 7-10 XIT.Z) Aliburudnlo 100 3- Vdsper 3 7 2 4-3 S3541 Elba 109 41 J King G 12 5 21 83541 Mar. Randolph 109 5- Coburn G 10 4 2 . S37:!9Kosslare 1()1 McE'en 21 1S-51 1-2 S3394 Esealante 114 7 McG'in 10 10 4 2 Time, 1:02B. W inner Allen & Hensley's ch. f. 3. by Gold Heels Early Love (trained bv It. B. Allen). Start Rood. Won cantering; second and third driving. 83779 Fourth Race 7-S Mile. Purse $300. All ages. Allowances. Net value to winner $225. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fln.JoekeV. Op. CI. L'l. Sh. (S3051)Monvina 120 l'J Brooks 7-5l3-511-20out S35S0 French Cook 110 2s Ar'bald S-513-101-2 out S30313Burleigh 120 3s Coburn 3 2 4-5 out S3030 Marwood 134 .4 Keogh 10 17 5 2 Time. l:28i. Winner J. Humbrecht's br. in, 5. by Sir Walter Clard Mender (traiued by J. Humbrecht). Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. 83780 Fifth Itace 1 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. S37423Forest Hose 110 iu Ar'bald 21 21 4-5 2-5 S3C50 Novgorod 102 2n McB'de 3-2 2 9-102-5 (S3(US)Sainesaw 110 3s Coburn S 9 3 1 (Si739)Bazil 114 4'1 Brooks 8 13 5 2J 83740 Ripper 114 5 DRiley 2 31 C-5 3-5 (S:i741)Bye Bye II. 112 C Keogh 15 13 5 21 S3774 Peggy O'Neal 107 7 Shale 8 10 4 2 Time, 1:4411. Winner W. M. Caine's b. f, 4, by St. Avonicus Rose of Magenta (traiued by ,A. W. Ream). Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. 83781 Sixth Race 1 1-10 Miles. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward, felling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. ::(;r2Mecuant 111 1J Leeds 2 31 4-5 out (S-;r2)Kd Ball 110 2 Keogh 21 21 9-20out S::G20)Adena 107 3i Coburn 2 2 2-5 out S3052Mattie Mack 109 4 Vosper 3 9-52-5 out Time, 1:50H. Winner West End Stable's br. g. 5, by Milcsio Snow Drop (trained by C. Horning). Start good. Won easily; Second and third the same. New York Form Chart NEW YORK FORM CHART. (EMPIRE CITY.) WEDNESDAY. JULY 28. 1909. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK EAST. Thirteenth day. Empire City Jockey Club. Summer Meeting of 10 days. Presiding Judge. Clarence McDowell. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary.' Lyman H. Davis. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m.. (Chicago time 1:30 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs. ,B blinkers. Figures In parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse anil weight carried. Q Q fTQ.tf) FIRST RACE 1 Mile. (S370S 1:3S 5 118.) $300 added. 3-year-olds. Selling. OO I Q2 Net value to winenr $430. Ind Horses A WtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S S36S0 CHEEK w 105 0 3 1J l1 11 11 1 Taplin J"S Tyree 4 4 4 8-5 4-5 SOoSj J. H. REED . WB 110 1 1 5' 5" 3' 2 2 31 McGco Idlebrook Stable 6 G 4 8-5 4-3 S3CS0'COUNTY FAIR wb 107 5 2 2 2' 5 3k 3 J Bergen MissAMMarrono 4 41 3 6-5 3-6 S3i)!lj3SHAPDALE WB 107 2 5 4k 4 4l 4 41 E Dugan C F Clark 4 4 31 7-5 7-10 SMHSUMIIEU NIGHT WB 105 4 4 3i 3k 2k 5 5" McCahey J Fitzsimmona 21 13-521 45 2-5 S314a CONSTELLATION wn 105 3 6 6 6 6 G G Garner W J Johnson 50 GO CO ,15 G Time, 13, 25, 37, 49. 1:01, 1:14, 1:27, 1:40. Winner Ch. f, by Hawkswlck Dimple (trained by T. F. Coles). uent to post at 2:20. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second and third driving. Cheek was sent along with a rush to make', the pace and held sway throughout. J. II. Reed, flatfoqted at .the start and shnllled back, closed a big gap in the last half and finished fast. County Fair, crowded on the first turn and iocketed In the middle running, was pulling up frequently and could never get up. Shap-i.ale ran prominently for six furlongs, but tired at the end. Summer Night, on the inside in close quarters in the early running and carried out on the stretch turn, quit badly In the closing ...... drive. Constellation was virtually left. The winner was entered for $000; no bid. ' Scratched S3740 Hoffman. 110; 83(iS0 Rose Beaumont, mi; S3707 Ruble. 105. QQ7QQ SECOND RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (210141:002103.) $400 added. 2-year-olds. O O I O Q Maidens. Selling. Net value to winner $350. Ind Horses A WtPPSt Str Flu Jockeys Owners O II C P S SC77SOSTEND w 109 4 1 l'l l1 l5 1 Butwell W S House 6-5 2 2 4-5 2-5 53622 YOUNG BELLE w 104 1 4 21 2 2k 2' R Will'ms .1 II Warren 15 15 12 4 " 2 S3709 MOMUS w 112 0 6 G 4k 3k 3 Page R II McC Potter 6 8 7 21 1 DICTION w 107 3 3 3' 3 41 4s Taplin P S P Randolph 10 20 8 1 3 7-5 S33G4 ROKEBY w 112 2 2 4 5 5s 5 M McGec Idlebrook Stable 4 4 S-5 7-102-5 S352S FLOFIELD w 109 55 5k666E Dugan E Morrell 10 10 7 "21 6-5 Time. 11, 23, 35. 48, l:00i, 1:07. Inner B. c, by Ogden Lucy Lec (trained by W. S. House). Went to post at 2:50. At Mst 1 minute. Start good. Won cantering; second and third driving. Ostein! drew out in the first stride and, setting a stiff pace, won off finally and pulling up. Young Belle ran In nearest pursuit throughout and is promising. Momus, badly outpaced to the stretch, finished fast, hut swerving and Is still short. Diction ran forwardly for live furlongs and tired, was palpably short and is a good looker. Rokchy was prominent to the stretch and retired. Flofield ran well up for half of the Journey. The winner was entered for $500: no bid. ' OO.fT.Q yf THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. (7C5S0 1:11 3 100.) $500 added. 3-year-olds and up-O O I Ojb ward. Selling. Net value to winner $420. Ind Horsss AWtPPSt Vi A Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 53623 MADMAN WB 3 103 11 in 12 is n Taplin H G Bedwell 3-5 7-109-20out S3707 BILLY BODEMER WB 3 106 2 3 3 3 3 2n E Dugan W Gerst G S 6 4-5 out (S3707)MAUVIETTE w 3 99 3 2 23 2 21 3 Creevy Montpcllcr Stable S-5 1G-53 3-5 but Time, 12, 23, 34, 46, 1:12. Winner B. c, by Hastings Lady Madge (trained by H. G. Bedwell). Went to post at 3:2S. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won cantering: second and third TJriving. Mailman set a stiff pace from the start and drew away at the half and won as his rider pleased. -Billy. Bodemer, well served by the pacemaking and reserved early, caught Mauviette tiring' at the end and just got up for second place. Mauviette lapped the winner for the first quarter of exhausting pacemaking ... and failed to stay. The winner was entered for $000: no bid. Scratched (83595) Richard Reed, 10S; (S243S)Chief Hayes, 115; S37S23County Fair, 104; 837073Queen Marguerite, 113; S37453Jolly, 113. Overweights Billy Bodemcr. 2 pounds. Q Q TJ Q p FOURTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (21C44 1:0G 2 103.) Frivolity Stakes. $1,000 POI'O.U added. 2-ycar-olds. Selling. Net value to winner 51.1C0. ind Horses AWtPPSt M & Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S fS3706)CHERRYOLA wb 107 2 1 l1 l3 l3 1S D Austin J T Ireland 2-5 1-2 9-20 out S3C37:!RADIUM STAR WB 103 1 3 3 3 3 23i Butwell Montpelier Stable2 21 9-5 put IS3709)INTERPOSE 'WB 95 3 2 2' 21 2k. 3 Creevy Montpelier Stable2 21 9,-5 out Coupled in betting. Time. 11. 23, 34, 47. 1:00, 1:07. Winner Ch. f, by Tanzmeister Last Cherry (trained by J. T. Ireland). Went to post at 3:57. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Clierrr-ola made the pace from the start, drew away on the far turn and won comfortnbly. Radium Stariwas outpaced in the early running, but finished fast on the inside. Interpose raced with the favorite for. half of the journey and succumbed, but finished a close up third. The winner was entered for $2,000: no bidr Scratched S3GS33Fauntleroy, 10S: (83744) Rcsponsfnl, 04; S3022 Pocket, 100. Radium Star, singly, place. 3 to 5. Interpose, singly, place. 4 to 5. QQTQfi FIFTH RACE 3-4 , Mile. (7G3S0 1:11 3 100.) $500 added. 3-ycar-olds and up jOO I O O ward. Selliug. Net vnhic to winner ;$470. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 'A Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 83713 EARL'S COURT WB 4 110 7 4 11 1 li 1" Scovillo J P Mayberry G G 18-56-5. 3-5 S:!7073Q'N MARGUERITE wn 4 110 10 5 21! 21 23 23 V Powers Miss E Gurct 2 2J 24 1 1r2 83707 OSORINE w 3 97 9 3 3' 33 3 3k Creevy W Walker 31 5 41 9-5 9-10 S3707 RUBLE WB 3 97 8 9 S' G5 51 4k Taplin P S P Randolph 3 5 5 21 6-5 81O09 PARADISE QUEEN w 3 92 4 S 6k Sl CI 5i Fain R F Carman 15 20 6 21 6-5 S3363 SORROWFUL. W 3 92 2 7 9l 7. 8' 6J R Will'ms Idlebrook Stable 20 30 20 , 8 ,4 83526 13SOTERIC wsn 6 110 G 6 41 4'S 4k 7 J Bergen MissAMMarronc 30 100 100 30 15 S-inso ROSE BEAUMONT WB 3 97 5 2 71 9 91 S3 McCahey J Carroll 30 40 30 10 5 S3G00 1RONBOUND WB 3 97 3 10 10 10 10 93 E Martin J T Ireland 50 100 50 20 10 83707 TROIS TEMP WB 3 102 11 5 5k 71 10 Page T D Sullivan S 12 10 4 2, Time. 12, 23, 35, 47. 1:12. Winner B. g, by Kingston Dominoes (traiued by J. P. Mayberry). Went to post at 4:2S. At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won driving: second and third the same. Earl's Court, from a Hying start, won all the way never seriously menaced until near the end. but was apparently lucky. Queen Marguerite ran In nearest, but leisurely, pursuit of . the winner from the stat. but did not quite get up under a lethargic finish. Osorine, from a lucky start, ran forwardly throughout and met interference on the far turn. Ruble, pulling up at the start, closed a big gap. Paradise Queen, from a slow beginning, worked through close quarters and made a fast finish. Sorrowful made up much ground in the last half. Esoteric was prominent for five furlongs. Trols Temp ran poorly. The winner was entered for $500; no bid. Scratched S3707 Comedienne. 10S: S3GS4 Neoskalecta, 10S; S3707 Bandcllo, 07. Overweights Queen Marguerite. 2 pounds. Q Q TJ Q TJ SIXTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. ( 1 CG40 1 :51 3 07. ) $500 added. 3-year-olds and ud-OO I O I ward. Selling. Net value to winner $400. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S S3710JBELLEVIEW WB 6 102 1 4 4k 4k 3k 33 23 l'l Taplin II G Bedwell 7-5 31 31 11-102-5 18336S)SUPERSTITION WB 4 113 2 1 ll 11 12 Is ll 23 McCahey A I Price 2 2 13-101-2out (83fiS0)NETHERMOST W 3 94 3 3 2s 23 26 23 33 3k Creevy W D Babcock 8 12 10 3 1 83703 ALBERT STAR WB .4 10G 4 5 5 5 5 4s 43 4" Page M Ording 4 4 21 9-101-3 S3GS1 NEOSKALEETA WB 5 101 5 2 3l 31 41 5 5 5 J Bergen C C Smithson 10 15 ,12 4 7-5 Time, 12, 24, 36. 48, 1:00. 1:13, 1:26. 1:40. 1:52. Winner Ch. g. by Bel Demonio GatlalKiiit, by Spendthrift (trained by II. G. Bedwell). Went to post at 4:5S. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Belle-view, from an inside slow start, met interference on the first turn, but rapidly Improved his position In the middle half, challenged In the stretch and outstayed Superstition decisively. The latter was excessively jised in fast pacemaking and tired midway of the stretch. Nethermost ran in close strenuous and swift pursuit of the leader for seven furlongs, lint failed to stay. Albert Star trailed for six furlongs, then closed up rapidly in the stretch and just failed to get up for third place. Neoskalecta ran forwardly for ever six furlongs. The winner was entered for $700; no bid. ; Scratched 837103Eschau. 91. . New York Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, July 29 New York Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, July 29. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. NEW YORK ENTRIES. Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. fPtnnirnritrl (83025) Ida I) 104 1:12J 4..1OS..0715 (Empire LIty.) (.S3743) Pantoutlo His 1:13 0..10S..X745 (83505) Spooiier 113 '.V1 4..10S..X745 Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time. 1:30.) 83743 Black Mary 02 1:13 4..10S..X713 XRuns well in mud. Superior niud runner. 837S( Trois Temp 112 1:12J 3..102..X740 First Race 1 1-16. Miles. 3J4? ,no,ffraan . ... 3..10L. J3T, 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Selling. gy,'4, fclLf 'X'A '-t inV ' X Sl'MS Homecrcst 100 1:122 o. .10j. . . .730 (Track record: 21G13 l:45i 5 114.) Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. Fifth Race 3-4 Mile. S3GS13 PRACTICAL 3..104..X725 2-year-olds Selling. S3527 Bryce 3.. !)!).. X715 (Track record: 705S0 l:lli 3 109.) 53020 Danger 101 1:47! 4. .112 715 (S3C22) Sir Neddam ...... 100... .725 S3707 Bandcllo 3. .102. ,X710 (S350U) Evening Song 07 720 74305' Miss Popular 4.. 107 705 S37443 Madeline L 03 715 53021 Aunt Jule 3.. 102 705 S30703 Zephyr 94..X715 S3377 Mr. Jorrocks 3. .104 700 S37003 St. Dunstan -. 111. ...710 S242S Faultless 3. .102. .. .700 S30703 Huda's Sister 00..X705 Second Race 3-4 Mile. S3C7J) Love Watches .... 100.... 700 3-ycar-olds and upward. Handicap. Sixth Race 1 1-16 Miles. (Track record: 705SO l:lli 3 100.) 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (S370S) Prince Ahmed 113 1:12 5.. 117 750 (Track record: 21C13 l:45i 5 114.) S370S3 Rose Queen 110 l:12i 3. .120. . X745 83707 Orphan Lad 90 1:47 5. .102..X725 S3I.S13 Practical 110 1:151. 3.. 95..X740 S30S43 GoMeii Shore 105 1:4S 5.. 94.-X720 835;; Bat Masterson 108 1:12 5.. 90 735 S3743 Don Enrique Ill 1:461 94..X715 S3CS1 Colloquy 10S l:llg 5. .103. .725 S37053 Rye C..102..X715 Third Raco-1 1-16 Miles. 5KMi,?cfeV ..V.i J2? H$- 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. v,l viU ' U ""n tl iT? "lo-. " v?lo "' (Track record: 210131:4515114.) .. 'V,lnVb k :icl 'vlin ,.fci fMO.! Acrobat 102 1:40 5.. 97..X710 r7ic- m.,v ,,,,.. nl vt--. tT-v'-vi Vn.w, kZ; l?l ?:1l7 '4"lir."v4 s",ir'1 Monocle 101 1:46s 4..97..X710 ?. "v4T-; S-'!'(Ki Camiialgner 95 1:4S 5.. 99..X705 v-Wrl Vow ii'i n" i v WS Ill 1:4. 9..1 k4'T S, s ...X.J.. s.7.,:. i.-on, nrart 4.. 97..X703 N.I IS lOOtpail ... .1111. .. .Ilo Kin- Snl 4 1(1 V70O ?"h ",,of tUc IIllls-?.-,1lHf. 4.--1!!"xIf1" wo,1, KiiTcciSnkte'.V.V.'an um t'. toXxIoo HCHl :-ni "v-o- -Montrose 10S 1;4S 4. .105. .. .605 (boboS) Joe Rose 98 1:04 o..91..X.0d wiltou Lackaye . ..109 1:4S .5..102..XP95 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. The -figures under "Rec." in above entries show Arrow Stakes. $1,000 added. tlie best time made by the borse at the distance. ,,""J'?ar"ol(,s,ani!..u!.Wil,r!-,, s?.,Ilnrj. , with weight carried, since January 1. 190S. This (Track record: ibobO 1:111 o 109.) time is not necessarily made by a winner. It way S3GS13 Besom 10S 1:121 4..105..X750 lie the estimated time of a losing performance. LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. The imall fLgnrt under "Str." shows the distance. the horse was ahead of that next in the race. The small figure under VFin." unless the horse won shows the number of lengths the horse was behind the winaer. ' FIRST RACE 1 1-1C Miles. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Maidens. Selling. (21013 1:45 5 ni4.) Index Course DlstTimeT'cltOdds Wt St ?i StrFln Jockeys Best Company PRACTICAL, ch. g. 3. bv Hastings St, Priscilla (A. Belmont). .Weight today 101. XZf.Sl Empire 3-4 1:152 hvy 3S 91 5 3 3 315 3' E JVIartin Rose Queen. BesVtm. Counterpane. S3 110 linpiro 1 1:40J! fast S IOC 4 111 2'1 3'J E Dugan Arondack. Etherial. Gliding Belle. S103S Sheeepshcad 7-8 1:26J Tast S 10S 2 3 3 4 4 4"! E Dugiin rash.l'Iate. . Etherial. Roval Captive S3S2 Gravesend 1 1:411 fast 20 111 4 I 2 2 4 4JE Dugan Hilarious, Joe Madden, ntvette. mii Belmont J-8 1:26 fast 20 1Q7 1 3.5 5 5 Gilbert; Hejlnet. Selectman, Etherja ., BHYCE. ch. x. 3. hy The Bard L03 Angeles (H. G. Bedwell). Weight todav 99. 83527 Empire 1 1-1G 1:43? slow 15 92 G 5 5 5 4 4J 'Taplin Campeon. Nethermost. Kriklna. 83103 Latonla 2 3:2Sg fast 7 SI 3 5 5 5 5 C'-'IW AndressAzo. Stone Street. Maid Militant. 82993 Latonla 11:41 Rood 15 84 10 11 11 11 8J 81 W AndressSnlff. Denver Girl. Quagga.. 82902 Latonla 1 3-S 2:24 hvy CO 84 4 4 G 3 3l 3T W AndressBelleviow. StoneStreet. WaterLake 82700 Latonla 1 1-8 l:53i fast 18 89 10 10 10 11 11 11" Hufnagel Jack Baker, Agnes Wood. Masson. DANGER, ch. c, 4, by Colonel Wheeler Dangerous Maid (J. P. Purcell). Weight today 112. 83026 Empire 1 1-16 1:47 fast 100 101 8 8 8 7 " 71 6s Valentino Hob. Kcan. Sir Cleges. Bad News. 83527 Empire 1 1-16 1:492 slow 10 107 10 10 10 8 61 6"JValentIno Campeon. Nethermost. Kriklna. S3038 Sheeps'd 1 1-16 1:46J fast BO 101 9 9 9 6 41 2 Valentino St. Faisenay. Mobility, Campeon. 82917 Sheepsh'd 11-8 1:52 fast CO 101 6 6 6 6 Bnk 5" Wrlspen Norbltt. L.ofLangden. L. Stanhope 82622 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:49 fast GO 106 7 4 5 7 7l 6" G Burns Bigot. St. Faisenay. Nedlim. BANDELLO, ch. f. 3. by Kingston Maid of Eria (E. R. Bradley). Weight today 102, 83i07 Empire 3-4 1:13 -fast 100 102 9 6 S S5 811 Mullet Mauviette. Orph.Lad. Q-Margnerite 836S0 Empire 1 1-16 1:54 hvy 20 105 6 3 6 7 7. 73iScovilIe Nethermost, Dander, County Fair. 83527 Empire 1 1-16 1:49? slow 20 95 5 7 6 6 5J 5"JE Martin Campeon, Nethermost, Kriklna. 82100 Belmont 11-16 1:47 fast 30 103 8 8 8 10 10 10" Scoville Hill Top. Bonnie Kelso. Taboo. 81783 Louisville 3-4 -1:161 hvy 14 100 9 8 8 7 6 Brannon Ned Carmack. Tackle. Marmorean. 81586 Louisville 3-4 l:13g fast 12 110 14 8 10 101 99 M McGee Patriot. Zeola. Irrigator. MISS POPULAR, br. f, 4. by Star Shoot Falaska (J. H. McAvoy). Weight today 107. 7430a Aqueduct G-8 l:01g fast 40 103 G G 5 31 2s McCahey Besom, Question Mark, Hart. Boy. 70775 Sheeps'd G-8 1:00 mud CO 112 G G G 7 8' Horner L. P. Daley, J. Gaffney, Desirous. 70759 Sheeps'd 3-1 1:152 fast 30 109 7 4 7 71 GiHorner LiveWIre, HomeAgain, Black Oak. 70G29 Saratoga EJ f 1:071 fast 10 109 15 14 13 12 12 Horner Fort Johnson, Woolspnn, Baroda. AUNT JULE. ch. f. 3. by Goldcrest Francolin (Lexington Stable). Weight today 102. &J621 Empire 1 1-1C 1:474 fast 40 107 2 1 1 4 4s 412 D Austin Mav River, Cheek. Yama. S3141 Sheepshead GJ f 1:19 fast GO 103 C 9 8 7 G'Page Jolly. Sey. Beutler, Nattlo Bumppo. S2622 G'vesend 1 1-1C l:49i fast 30 85 10 9 9 9 9 8" Moore Bigot. St. Faisenay. Nedlim. 81366 Pi mllco G-8 l:00i fast 40 105 G G 7 8 7'i A Lang Tasley. Mauviette. Merry Oift. 81335 Plmlico 1 1:401 fast 20 105 C 7 C 8 8 81 H'clifte SansSoucill.. Pocomoke. Ind.Hantei ME. JOEEOCKS, ch. g, 3, by Horatio Edith E. (H. W. Warner). Weight today 104. 83377 Sheepshead Cfl:19jJ fast 300 99 S 9 9 9 9' A Lang Cohort. Florimel. Roval Captive. 83014 Sheepshead CI f 1:20 fast 200 95 13 14 14 14 14IS Creevy Wapouoca. G.W.Leboit. Sey.Beutler S2799 Brookllne 1 1:471 fast 121 51 D'gman Escliau, IT. Monroe, Dol. Spanker 82792 Brookllne 3-4 l:lSi fast 130 43i Burns Kschau, Dolly Spanker. Ruble. FAULTLESS, h. f, 3. by Kingston Clemence (J. E. Davis). Weight today 102. S2428 G'vesend 1 1-1C 1:52 mud 20 103 5 3 2 2 2h 4' J Bergen .T.Erment't. C.ofChesterb'k.D.Dlxon S1CS5 Belmont 11:42 fast 12 90 7 7 7 7 7 7" Val'ntine Glucose. Tlan.1. Judge Krmentrout. 76034 Brighton El f 1:072 fast 8 99 G 3 4 41 41 Lang The Pippin, Clvlta, Homecrest. 75622 Sheepsh'd 61 f 1:07 fast 15 107 G 6 6 C C"iD McC'tby Con.Hanger, SeaCUff, County Fair. 7S6S9 Sheepsh'd G-8 1:00 fast 20 110 9 8 8 7 71 Lang L.Hubbard, Wallflower, A.L.Daley. SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile, 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (705SO 1:11 3 109.) PRINCE AHMED, ch. h, G. by King Hanover Percita (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 117. 83708 Empire 1 1:33 fast 2 118 2 n 2 2'i 1 Taplin Rose Queen. Nimbus. S3529 Empire 11:41 slow 4-5 117 5 6 4 4 4s 3J Taplin Gliding Belle, Casque. Dr. Barkley. S3450 Empire 1 1:40 fast 7-10 114 5 5 5 G 21 2 Taplin Nimbus, Tony Bonero. Cohort. 83042 Latonla El f 1:05 fast 11-10 114 5 5 4 2'1 in Taplin Colloquy, Tom McG rath, OldHonesty 82704 Latonla 3-4 1:12 fast 9-10 113 3 4 4 21 1 M McGee CharlieEastman. SeaSwell. Madman ROSE QUEEN, br. f, 3, by Kingston White Rose (A. Koenigsberg). Weight today 120. S3708 Empire 1 1:3S2 fast 1 116 1 1 1 1 1' 9 Mentry Prince Ahmed. Nimbus. 83C81 Empire 3-4 1:1GB hvy 7-10 103 1 11 l3 1 Mentry Besom. Practical. Counterpane. 83226 Ft. Erie 3-4 1:128 fast 1 116 1 1 1 1 1J Mentry Hanbridge. Bellwether. RovalOnyx S3112 Hamilton. 3-4 1:13 slow 9-20 107 1 1 1 Is 14 Mentry CentreSliot. T.M.Green. Bellwether. 82999 Hamilton 3-4 1:121 fast 3-5 110 3 11 Is. 1J Mentry CentreSliot. Royal Onyx. Personal. 82845 Hamilton 7-8 1:27 slow 2 102 1 1 1 1 1 P E Clark Superstition. CentreShot. St. Jeanne PRACTICAL, ch. g. 3, by Hastings St. Priscilla (A. Belmont). Weight today 95. 83CS1 Empire 3-4 1:152 hvy 3J 91 5 3 3 315 34i E Martin Rose Queen. Besom, Counterpane. S3440 Empire 1 1:40J fast S 106 4 11 1 2lJ 3'S E Dugan Arondack, Ktlierial. Gliding Belle. S303G Sheepshead 7-S 1:2G1 fast S 10S 2 3 3 4 4 4'JE Dugan Fash.l'late, Ktlierial, Koyal Captive. 82582 Gravesend 1 1:411 fast 20 111 4 4 2 2 4 4lUE Dugan Hilarious. .Toe Madden. Fayette. 7(644 Belmont 7-8 1:26 fast 20 107 4 5 5 5 G3 41 Gilbert Helmet, Selectman, Ktlierial. BAT MASTERSON. ch. g, 5, by Frankfort Vanessa (E. J. Miller). Weight today 90. S35CC Empire 3-4 1:12 fast 40 JU 6 7 7 G G'3 C L Miller.T. Atkln. n. Sovereign. Arondack. 82810 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:101 fast 30 100 7 11 10 S 75J G L Miller.TulIaPowel, Sir J. Johnson. Casque 82735 G'vesend JVb3-4 1:10 fast 20 96 7 7 6 C C53 C 1 MillerPrince Gal. Cohort. RIalto. 810S4 S. Anita 51 f 1:06 fast G 117 4 4 G 71 8 J Howard Snohn. JaneSwlft. F.KnighttheBear 80982 S. Anita CI f 1:18 fast 30 101 8 6 5 4 Gl C L MillerBialto. Glorio. Fern L. COLLOdUY. b. m. 6. by Russell La Tour (G. H. Holle). Weight today 105. S36S1 Empire 2-4 l:15g hvy C 105 3 5 5 5 5" Page Rose Queen. Besom. Practical. . S35C6 Empire 3-4 1:12 fast. 8 107 4 1 6 7 791 A Walsh .T. Atkln. II. Sovereign. Arondack. 83490 Empire 3-4 1:12 fast 3 107 1 1 1 2& 3'J V Powers Field Mouse. Rialto. Pantoutle. 83042 Latonia 51 f 1:05 fast 8-5 109 1 11 1J 2 T Rice Pr.Ahmed. Tom McG rath. O.Honesty S2743 Latonia 3-4 1:121 .fast 1 110 1 1 2 31 441 J Lee AdaMeade. RIchardReed. Westbury 82311 Latonla 51 f 1:05 fast 4-G 114 2 112" 2' Kennedy T.M.Green. Wo'lSandals. Rlchteasy THIRD RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (210431:455114.) MAY RIVER, b. g. 3, by Watercress Shaft (Montpelier Stable). Weight today D9. S3748 Empire 1 1-16 l:45g fast 10 94 6 6 C 5 2t 2b Creevy Apache, Juggler, Footpad.- 83621 Empire 1 1-16 1:47 fast 9-20 103 4 3 3 1 1 1J Creevy Cheek. Yama. Aunt Jule. 82442 Empire 1 1-16 l:47g fast 4 94 3 2 1 1 in 2 Creevy Bellevlew. Lord Stanhope. Monocle. 81921 Belmont 1 l:40g fast 21 9S 2 1 2 2 2 35J Creevy Racquet, Bonnie Kelso, Court Lady, 81753 Belmont 3-4 1:11 fast 15 103 3 4 4 31 Is NIcolal Racquet. Taboo, Wapouoca. 81335 Plmlico 1 1:401 fast 8 107 7 8 8 G t 4 Creevy SansSoucill.. Pocomoke. In. Hunter. BOBBLE KEAN. b. h. 8. by Flatlands Lizzie M. (C. C. Bmithson). Weight today 105. S362G Empire 1 1-16 1:47 fast C 110 111 1 l3 Is E Dugan Sir Cleges. Bad News. Bellevlew. 83526 Empire 3-4 1:14 slow 20 115 4 2 2 2s 23 McCahey Halket. Q.Marguerite. JennleWells. 83277 Sheepshead 11:42 fast 2 141 3 1 1 1 l'l 2" Mr S KarrRIo Grande. Killoehan. King Sol. 83051 Hamilton 1 1:40 fast 7 115 1 2 4 5 G9 43 .1 Howard Giles. Topsy Robinson. Gemmell. 82453 Montreal 1 1:402 fast 6 US U 8 C 3s 2s Harty Jeanette M.. Petulant. Ladylsabel. BAD NEWS, br. g. 9, by Flying Dutchman Black Sleeves (E, R. Bradley). Weight today 102. 83C26 Empire 1 1-16 1:47 fast 2 103 2 2 2 3 3l 3i Scoville Rob. Kean. Sir Cleges. Bellevlew. S3490 Empire 3-4 1:12 fast 20 100 5 6 C Gl Zi Scoville Field IMonse, Rialto. Colloquy. 82034 Sheepshead 7-8 1:26 fast 15 106 1 G 5 S 5 G11 Scoville Nimbus. Roseben. Casque. S2545 G'vesend Ab3-4 l:102.fast 50 10S 7 8 S 8 8,3J.Scoville King Cobalt. Rialto. McCarter. 7S046 Jamaica 1 1-1C l:49g fast 6-5 105 1 3 3 3 1J l3 Herbert Imitator. Golconda. St. Joseph. 779S9 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:49 fast 1 105 4 3 2 1 1 in Herbert Rockstone. Sanguine. Golconda. FOOTPAD, br. c. 3. by Disguise Fairy Slipper (C. R. Fleischmann). Weight today 104. S374S Empire 1 1-16 l:45g fast S 101 2 2 2 2 3U .41 Page Apache. May River. Juggler. 83277 Sheepshead 1 1:42 fast 8-5 138 5 4 4 5 5 51 Mr O Fl'nnRlo Grandt;, BobbleKeau. Killoehan 83221 Sheeps'd 1 1-16 1:45 fast 5 111 1 2 2 3 21 2' Page Nimbus. Live Wire. Killieernnkle. 83100 Sheeps'd 1 1-1C 1:48 fast 21 102 2 1 1 1 1 11 Page Y.Daughter. M.Catesby. St.Joseph 83018 Sheeps'd 1 1-16 1:47 fast 4 102 4 2 2 2 Is 2J Page L.ofL'gden. St.Joseph. Y.Daughter 82814 G'vesend 1 1-8 1:521 fast 15 104 a 2 4 4 43 3' Scoville Berkeley. Hill Top. Golconda. QUEEN OF THE HILLS, b. f. 4, by Knight of the Thistle Clairette (R. H. McC. Potter). ' Weight today 109. 83705 Empire 11-16 1:47 fast 20 107 2 1 1 1 l'l 11 Butwell Rye. MissOrittenden. LordStanhope 82736 G'vesend 1 1-10 1:47 fast CO 96 10 10 10 11 11 ll'2?.Creevy St. Joseph. Bonnie Kelso. Dreamer. 82218 G'vesend 1 1-S 1:532 fast 20 101 7 5 5 4 G 5,4McCahey The Squire. Imitator. Goleouda. 82081 Belmont 1 1-8 1:53 good 10 103 6 G 7 5 8s 81 Scoville L.ofLangden. St.Joseph. Rockstone 81918 Belmont 1 1:39 fast 12 106 3 3 4 4 4t Gl Scoville Aillletion. Adriuche. Pantoufle. 81432 Plmlico lm60y 1:462 fast 21 111 8 5 2 1 1 1 E Dugan Gus Helm, Geo. G. Hall. Havre. ESCHAU, ch. c, 3. by Ornament Gurgle (S. F. Hyman). Weight today 90. 83710 Empire 1 1-2 2:T!6 fast 4 94 1 2 3 3 3 21 McCahey Bcauclere. Bellevlew. 83658 Empire 1 1-16 1:52 slop 11-5 104 1 4 4 4 31 3" McCahey Joe Rose. Lord Stanhope.' Ardri. 835C3 Empire 1 1-16 1:492 fast C-5 103 4 4 4 3 2'1 13 McCahey Coun.Fair. Joe Rose, Indomitable. 83489 Empire 11-16 1:49 fast 12-5 103 3 3 4 4 3 2k McCahey TheGardener. Yan.Daughter.JoeRose 83454 Empire 1 1:41 fast 7. 94 1 2 1 1 H 11 McCahey Rye. Hans, Gild. 83400 Empire 1 1-16 l:47g fast 20 105 5 G 4 4 31 2 McCahey Bon. Kelso. Nethermost, RIghteasy. JOE ROSE. blk. c, 3, by Bannockburn Ameliana (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 91. 83658 Empire 1 1-1G 1:52 slop 9-5 92 4 2 1 1 1 1 Taplin Lord Stanhope. Escliau. Ardri. 83563 Empire 1 1-16 1:492 fast 4 9S 1 2 2 2 3l 353 Taplin Kschau. County Fair. Indomitable. 83489 Empire 1 1-16 1:49 fast 16-5 104 5 4 5 G lj 433Taplin TheGardener, Eschau, Y.Daughter. 83148 Latonia lm70y 1:452 fast 1 113 3 2 2 2 3s 331 Taplin Procla. Colmo. Denver Girl. 83088 Latonla 1 1-16 1:452 fast 13-5 112 Left at the post. Taplin Dr. Barkley, Sniff. Greeiibridge. FOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Arrow Stakes. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (7C5S0 1:11 3 100.) BESOM, br. g, 4, by Ben Brush Noonday (P. S. P. Randolph). Weight today 105. S3681 Empire 3-4 1:152 hvy 12 IDS 2 2 2 2l 2 Taplin Rose Queen, Practical. Counterpane 78021 Plmlico 3-4 1:13 fast 2 107 1 2 2 210 2' McCahey De Mund. Lady Ornama. 77994 Plmlico 7-S 1:31 hvy C-G 117 3 2 2 2 2l 2 McCahey Nimbus. Live Wire. WyckofT. 77907 Plmlico 3-4 1:17 hvy 5 125 2 2 2 2'1 U McCahey Giles. Sal Volatile. Botanist. 77850 Empire 3-4 1:122 good 2 107 2 2 1 21 23 McCahey Spooner. The Squire. Arasee. IDA D., b. f, 4, by His Highness Carrie C. (R. E. Watkins). Weight today 103. 83625 Empire 3-4 1:122 fast 15 105 3 2 2 2l 1& C Grand B. Mary. Q. Marguerite. C. Fair. 83526 Empire 34 1:14 slow C 111 5 7 7 7 793 V Powers Halket. BobbleKean, Q.Marguerite. 83217 Sheepshead 7-S 1:28 fast 15 109 3 4 3 4 2i 13 V Powers Adriuche, Imitator. TwilightQueen. 83078 Sheepshead 1 1:39 fast 15 96 5 5 5 6 8 S'J Ural Black Mate. Hill Top. Arasee. 83014 Sheepshead CI f 1:20 fast 10 9S S 11 11 10 9" Glass Waponoca. G.W.Leboit. Sey.Beutler PANTOUFLE, br. m. 6. by Ben Brush Fairy Slipper (Mis A. M. Marrone). Weight today 103. 83743 Empire 3-4 1:131 fast 4 120 0 3 2 2l l'i J Bergen .TennieWells, Norfolk. Fond Heart. 835CC Empire 3-4 1:12 fast 30 97 1 C 4 55 C8 J Bergen J. Atkin. H. Sovereign. Arondack. 82490 Empire 3-4 1:12. fast 8 9S 2 3 4 4J 433 J Bergen Field Mouse. Riallo. Colloquy. 83096 Sheepshead CJ f 1:202 fast 5 115 1 4 4 4i 4 Butwell Nimbus. Rialto. Notasulga. 82983 Sheepshead C f 1:201 fast 8 107 5 4 3 Cl G1 J Bergen Notasulga. M.Kearney. JuliaPowel. 82C99 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:092 fast 9 95 1 6 4 61 68 Creevy De Muud. Prince Gal. S. Alvescot. SPOONER. ch. c. 4. by Peep o'Dav Flirtineer (F. B. Lemaire). Weight today 103. 83565 Empire 3-4 1:132 fast 11-5 106 2 1112 l'i Creevy Osorine. Ruble. Adriuche. 83377 Sheepshead CJ f 1:19? fast 10 10S 9 8 8 S3 8" Taplin Cohort. Florimel. Royal Captive. 82739 G'vesend 1 1-16 1:472 fast 30 111 C 5 G C 6 C30lB'choten Karl G.. Berkeley. Gild. 79035 Oakland 5-8 69 good 7 95 .8 7 7 6 6l E Sul'van Boog.Red. SraileyCorbett. Pajarolta. 784S2 Oakland 11:418 mud 20 100 8 8 8 8 8 813 Creevy FraukFllttner. Bellwether. T.Faust. BLACK MARY, blk. f. 4. by Star Shoot Maribel (Mr. Currie). , Weight today 108. S3742 Empire 3-4 1:13 fast S-5 110 9 9 9 'J- 9"3ScovilIe Pantoufle. Jennie U ells. Norfolk. 83625 Empire 3-4 l:12g fast 3 101 2 1 1 lh 2 Scoville Ida 1).. Q. Marguerite. County Fair. 83438' Empire 3-4 1:132 fast S 107 2 4 2 2'i 2' Scoville Fireball. M.Crittenden. B.Bodemer. 83262 Sheepshead G f 1:20 fast 8 110 G 4 5 51 G'l Butwell Casque. Geo.W.Lebolt. Sententious S3014 Sheepshead Cl f 1:20 fast CO 10S 9 13 13 12 10' Nullet Waponoca. G.W.Leboit. Sey.Beutler 82810 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:101 fast GO 102 10 9 9 9 93 Nullet JuliaPowel. Sir J. Johnson. Casque TROIS TEMP. b. c. 3. by Bute Court Dance (T. D. Sullivan). Weight today 102. 83786 Empire 3-4 1:12 fast 10 102 1 5 5 71 10"Sl'age Earl's Court, Q. Marguerite. Osonue 83707 Empire 3-4 1:13 fast 8 110 5 3 4 4U 4 V Powers Mauviette. Orph.Lad. Q.Marguerite 82655 Empire 3-4 1:15 slop S 102 9 8 S Cl G'l Page Tony Faust. Personal. Orphan Lad. 835C5 Empire 3-4 1:132 fast 10 102 C 2 5 73 7Page Snooner. Osorine. Ruble. 83438 Empire 3-4 1:132 fast 8 101 5 7 7 71 7'3 Page Fireball. BlackMary. M.Crittenden. 83141 Sheepshead G f 1:191 fast 5 102 5 7 9 9' 9"3C Grand Jolly. Sey. Beutler. Nattie Bumppo. 83014 Sheepshead Cl f 1:20 fast 30 103 3 2 6 9' 12'3 C Grand Waponoca. G.W.Leboit. Sey.Beutler HOFFMAN, b. c, 3, by Isi'dor Arrowgrass (T. W. Coulter). Weight today 102. 83746 Empire 3-4 l:llg fast S S7 4 2 3 3" 44 E Martin Arondack. Field Mouse. Prince Gal. 83595 Empire 3-4 1:14 fast 10 1US G 6 4 3J 3'1 G Lynch Richard Reed. Suapdale. Manviett? 8309S Sheepshead C f 1:202 fast 20 95 5 3 G G' G8 Lyncn Nimbus. Rialto. Notasulga. S2GS3 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:11 fast 40 104 9 9 11 11 It G Lyncn TlmPippln. HlghRange. L. Wiggins. S2427 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:102 mud 100 98 9 9 9 9 9"lt Lynch Roval Onyx. McUirter. Dreamer. 82284 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:112 slop CO 98 9 9 9 9 9' G Lynch Waponoca. Law.Wlgglns. Mauviette PERSONAL, b. f, 3, by Kinley Mack Lady Lindsey (Mrs. J. McLaughlin). . Weight today 97. 8374C Empire 2-4 1:11 fast 6 90 2 4 G 5 GJ Taplin Vrondack. Field Mouse. Prince (.al S3655 Empire 3-4 1:15 slop C 103 1 1 1 1" 23 McCahey Tony Faust, Orphan Lad Osorine. S359S Empire 1 ll402 fast 25 91 3 1 2 3 4S G'510lsen IIIHToir. I-uw. Wiggins. T.Gardener. 82452. Empire 11:41 fast 12 95 2 1 2 3 G- G McCahey Arcite. Bellwether. LawtonW lggins 83398"Empire 3-4 1:13 fast 4 10G 2 12 2J 4'1 E Dugan Richard Reed. Jolly. Acrobat. HOMECREST, br. o. 3. by Watercress Sister Jeanie (W. S. House). Weiglit today 105. 81998 Belmont 1 1-S'1:5S slop 15 109 3 3 3 3 3 3" Scoville Celt. Choirmaster of Cliesierbrook. 80984 S. Anita Cl f 1:18 fast 4-G 110 1 11 Is Is Butwell Friend Harry. Chllla. Altenberg. E0S94 S. Anita 3-4 1:11 fast 9 106 2 6 3 31 2'1 Butwell GuyFisher. B.Masterson. R.IJindoo. S0S20 S. Anita Gl f 1:061 fast 7 106 G 4 4 4s 65i Butwell Rey Hindoo. Colonel Bob. Colloquy. FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. (705S0 1:11 100.) SIR NEDDAM. ch. c. 2. by Star Shoot Silver Blaze (J. T. Ireland). Weight today 10G. 83622 Empire 51 f 1:07 fast 6 110 2 3 3 3i U D Austin C. Swanson. F. Footsteps. Cutlibert. 835G4 Empire 51 f 1:0S fast 10 10S G 3 4 Cl G'J D Austin M. Florence. Shamrock. Levengston. 83402 Empire 51 f 1:08 fast 20. 108 8 8 S S 7u D Austin RadiumStar. Levengston. D.Antonlo EVENING SONG. ch. f. 2. by Hamburg Vespers (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 97. 83596 Empire 3-4 1:14 fast 21 95 2 1 1 li 1" Creevy Helen Carroll. Madeline L.. Zephyr 83528 Empire GJ f 1:09? slow 2 94 1 1 1 l1 11 Glass Cellaret. Glennadeane. Responsful. 83449 Empire 51 f 1:08 fast 1-2 100 1 3 3 23 23 Glass Responsful. LoveWatches. L.Clinton 83372 Sheepshead G f 1:072 fast 5 99 1 2 2 3 33 Creevy Follie Levy. Pretend. Scarus. 82219 Sheepshead 3-1 1:15 fast 1-3 93 3 4 2 2& 2' Creevy Helen Carroll. Scarus. Inspired. MADELINE L.. b. f. 2, by Solitaire II. Sevens (S. F. Hyman). . , Weight today 93. 83744 Empire 51 f 1:07 fast 9-5 107 1 3 3 3 35 McCahey Responsful. Frank Purcell. Tyras. 83C53 Empire 51 f 1:10 slop G 109 7 G 4 5' G'l McCahey Zacatecas, L.Clinton, MayFIorence. 83596 Empire 3M 1:14 fast 8 99 4 G 3 33.33 McCahey KvenlngSong. HelenCarrolI. Zephyr 83488 Empire 3-4 1:13 fast 4 105 G 4 4 0' 5' McCahey Fauntleroy. HelenCarrolI. Zacatecas 83437 Empire Gl f 1:08 fast 7-10 90 6 6 G 41 2'1 Glass Zephyr. Tyras. Zaeatecas. 83260 Sheepshead 5-8 1:011 fast 7 110 5 2 2 2 2" Butwell Crossover. May Florence. TopNotch 81917 Belmont 41 f G32 fast 10 111 3 3 4 41 Nlcol Shannon. Perry Johnson. Glouner. ZEPHYR, br. f. 2. by Star Shoot Adria (C. Karr). Weight today 94. 83679 Empire CJ f 1:11 hvy 3 108 2 2 3 21 2 E Martin F'kPurcell. iHuda'sSister. H.Oarroll 53596 Empire 3-4 1:14 fast 12 105 C 7 7 4' 463 E Martin Rven.Song. Hel.Carroli. MadelineL. 83492 Empiro 51 f 1:08 fast 20 110 3 3 5 G1 G'1E Martin Donau. Reybourn. Charliellargravo 83437 Empire 51 f 1:08 fast 20 103 G 3 2 l1 l1! E Martin .Madeline L.. Tyras, Zacatecas. S3106 Latonia 51 f 1:072 fast 25 109 3 4 3 4'1 4 Troxler Calash. FrankG.Hogan. Bet.Lester. 82S3G Latonia 5-8 1:00 fast 15 113 8 G 5 7 81M McGee Eye White. Calash, Starport. ST. DUNSTAN, br. c. 2. by St. Simonian II. Emma Traunmiller (Montpelier Stable). Weight today 111. S3706 Empire 5 f 1:06 fast 2 111 2 2 2 2 23 Butwell Cherryola. Sandrian. 8S321 Sheepshead 51 f 1:072 fast 8-5 112 3 3 4 43 3!1 C Grand LittleKlng. Glennadeane. Inspired. 83261 Sheepshead Gl f 1:072 fast 8 112 3 1113 l1! C Grand Sandrian. O.Hargrave. DonAntonio. S30S3 Sheepshead 5-8 1:00 fast 21 112 3 4 4 5 48 Nicol Niagara. Acumen. Don Antonio. 829S8 Sheepshead 51 f 1:061 fast 5 115 6 5 5 53 33 Scoville Democrat. UncasChief. FishtingBob HUDA'S SISTER, b. f. 2. by Bluei Eucharee (Mr. Earlo). Weight today 90. S3079 Empire 51 f 1:11 hvy S 99 3 3 2 in 33 F II KingFrankPnrcoll. Zephyr. HelenCarrolI S3372 Sheepshead 51 f 1:072 fast 8 99 3 4 G 5 5' Russell Follle Levy. Pretend, Evening Song 53033 Sheepshead 5-8 1:012 fast 5 99 6 2 2 2& 4"i Russell FollieLevy, Glennadeane. Crossover 82913 Sheepsh'd 51 f 1:081 fast 8 94 1 1 1 2" 1& Russell Jacquelina, Cellaret. Rebellion. LOVE WATCHES, ch. c. 2, by Resolute II. Love Note (J. Garson). Weight today 100, 83679 Empire 5 f 1:11 hvy CO 107 5 6 6 G 61 D Austin FrankPurcell, Zephyr. Huda'sSister 53653 Empiro 5i f 1:10 slop 20 112 3 3 6 6 S"1C Grand Zacatecas, L.Clinton, MayFIorence. .S3596 Empire 3-i 1:14 fast 30 104 3 2 & 7 7'4JC Grand Kven.Song. Hel.Carroli. Madeliiieli. 83449 Empire 51 f 1:08 fast 15 108 2 1 2 3' 3"iD McC'thyRosponsrul. Kven.Song. LordClinton 83372 Sheepshead 5i f 1:072 fast 50 102 5 3 4 6 6'4 McCahey B'ollie Levy. Pretend. F.veiilng Song SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (21043 1:15 5 -114.) ORPHAN LAD. blk. g, 5. br Fatherless Eostre (J. D. Lagan). Weight tod.iy 102. 83707 Empire 3-4 1:13 fast 30 115 11 S 2 ! !' 1) Austin iManviette. Q.Margneiite.TroisTemp S3G.r Empire 3-1 1:15 slop CO 108 11 11 11 81 3 O Grand Tony Faust. Personal. Osorine. 83526 Empire 3-4 1:14 slow 40 112 11 10 10 10 9"3II Smith Halket, BobbleKean, Q.Marguerite. 81286 Plmlico 1 1:402 fast 15 10C 8 8 7 7 91 9'33Kussell R.Grande. Bob.Keau. K.ofHashau. 7772C L'svlllo 1 1-16 1:47 fast 3 99 2 1 1 1 l'l 1 Glasner Lady Baldur. Cymbal. Mlltlades. 77649 L'svllle 1 1-16 1:482 fast 23-G 109 3 3 2 2 2 21 V Powers Mlltlades. Ouagga. Imboden. 77527 L'svllle 1 1-16 1:49 fast 31 103 G 2 2 2 4s 4 Pickens Besterllng. Mortlboy. Lady Baldur. GOLDEN SHORE, ch. g. 5, by Golden Garter Elflna (R. F. Carman). Weight today 94. 53654 Empire 1 1-16 1:53 hvy 30 103 S 3 2 2 2i 3' Fair St.Joseph. K'pMoving. Nc-oskaleeta 8100G S. Anita 1 1:39 fast 12 112 1 5 3 2 21 2" T Rice Herman Doyle. HiCoICap. Day Star 80916 S. Anita Gl f 1:00 fast 25 112 5 5 6 I1 783 M McGee Fern L., Redondo, Burning Bush. DON ENRIQUE, b. g. 5. bv Hastings Bella-Donna (H. G. Bedwell). Weight today 94. 83743 Empire 3-4 1:13 fast 12 107 10 11 10 10 10'8 Taplin Pantoufle. Jennie Wells, Norr.dk. 81555 L'svlllo lm70y 1:43 fast 33-10 112 1 9 7 6 5 4'1 Taplin Edwin L.. Snap. Rara Avis. 81406 L'sville lm70y 1:43 fast 51 102 6 6 6 6 C3 G'JlTaplin Warlield. St. Klmwood. (Slid. Belle 81319 L'svllle lm20y 1:42 fast 18-5 106 5 4 5 4 4' G5 Taplin J.K.McMillan, O.Hom'Sty. T. Mink 81078 Oakland lmGOy 1:441 fast 4-5 107 1 7 7 7 7 4 Taplin Hush Money. Fantastic. Banposal. 80951 Oakland 7-8 1:27 fast 6 111 7 G 4 4 4' 3T1 Taplin Stanlav Fay. Meelick. Dareinglon. RYE, b. g, 6, by Greenan Degenerate (R. Angarola). Weight today 102. 83705 Empire 1 1-16 1:47 fast 8 105 1 2 2 2 23 2!1 E Dugan Q.oft.Hills. iM.Crit'den. L.Stanhope S3G00 Empire 1 1-16 1:47 fast 5 103 4 2 2 2 33 3" K Dugan Hans. Bonnie Kelso. Neoskaleeta. 83454 Empire 1 1:41 fast G 103 8 9 G 3 21 2'1 E Dugan Kschau. Hans. Gild. 83320 Sheepshead 1 1:40 fast 12 103 9 S 8 G 5' 4'3 McCahey G.W.Leboit; Imitator, Sententious. 83203 Sheeps'd 1 1-1G 1:402 fast 15 103 G 4 G G 6& 5'i McCahey Superstition, Monocle. Blackford. 83081 Sheepsh'd 1 1-8 1:521 fast 30 92 4.3 4 5 G G'lMcCahey Fashion Plate. Montgomery. Huck. KILLOCHAN, br. g, 5. by Kilmarnock Miss Buttermilk (R. G. Tower). Weight today 99. 82277 Sheepshead 1 1:42 fast 7 138 1 3 3 3 3 33 Mr E T'erRIoGrande, BobbieKean. King Sol. S2S0O 'Brookline 1 1:482 fast 164 Is L McCabe Punch. Hogan. Greeiio. S2793 Brookline 1 1:471 fast 142 l3 L McCabe M. Nominee, Grecno, Silver Ball. LORD STANHOPE, b. g. 5. by Stanhope II Lereto (C, F. Clark). Weight today 94. S3703 Empiro 1 1-1C 1:47 fast S 110 6 5 4 4 41 43 V Powers Q.ofthcIIills. Rye, Miss Crittenden 83G5S Empire 1 1-1G 1:52 slop 3 105 3 3 3 2 24 2 E Dugan Joe Rose. Escliau. Ardri. 83493 Empire 1 1:40? fast 10 105 1 3 3 3 4s 58 E Dugan St. Joseph. Superstition. Rockstone 83442 Empire 1 1-16 1:472 fast 12-5 9S 1 1 2 2 3' 3 Ural Bellevlew, May River. .Monocle. 83018 Sheeps'd 1 1-16 1:47 fast 4 100 2 3 4 G G G' Ural LadofLangden. Footpad. St. Joseph. S2917 Sheepsh'd 1 1-8 1:52 fast 9 95 2 2 2 4 4s 33 Ural Norbltt. Lad of Langden. Berkeley BAD NEWS, br. g, 9, by Flying Dutchman Black Sleeves (E. R. Bradley). Weight today 102. 82G2C Empire 1 1-16 1:47 fast 2 103 2 2 2 3 3' 34 Scoville Bob. Kean. Sir Cleges. Bellevlew. SS490 Empire 3-4 1:12 fast 20 100 5 G 6 5 583 Scoville Field Mouse, Rialto. Colloquy. 53031 Sheepshead 7-S 1:26 fast 15 106 1 5 5 5 52 5" Scoville Nimbus. Roseben. Casque. S2C45 G'vesend Ab3-4 1:102 fast 50 103 7 8 8 8 S'3!lScoviIlo King Cobalt. Rialto, Mel'artcr. 78016 Jamaica 1 1-10 l:49g fast 6-5 105 1 3 3 3 l3 l3 Herbert Imitator. Golecnda, St. Joseph. 77SS9 Jamaica 1 1-1G 1:49 fast 1 105 4 3 2 1 1' ll Herbert Rockstone, Sanguine, Golconda. ACROBAT, b. h, 5, by Bassetlaw Syrienne (R. F. Carman). Weight today 97. 83493 Empire 1 1:402 fast 8-5 106 5 6 C 6 6' 7"U Butler St. Joseph. Superstition, Rockstone. S3398 Empire 3-4 1:13 fast C 110 7 G 4 4' 3'J J Butler Richard Reed. Jolly. Personal. 8320S Sheeps'd 1 1-16 1:462 fast 12 106 3 1 1 1 4' 6'JJ Butler Superstition. Monocle. Blackford. 72976 S. Anita 1 1:41 slow 6-5 107 4 3 3 3 31 433 G Burns Fr. Fllttner. Llsaro. Geo. S. Davis. 72420 S. Anita 1 1:372 fast 2-5 108 1 1 1 1 Is Is G Burns Colonel Jack. Marster. Orilene. MONOCLE, b. c, 4, by Jack Point Eyelet (R. R. Mandelbaum). Weight today 97. S3C54 Empire 1 1-8 l:5Sg slop 7 109 3 4 4 3 6 G31R McDan'iNadzu. Golconda. Miss Crittenden. 83442 Empire 1 1-16 1:472 fast 6 106 2 5 5 G C 4' A Walsh Bellevlew. MayRlver, LordStanlionft, S3320 Sheepshead 11:40 fast 4 110 S 10 10 10 83 C!i V Powers Geo.W.Lebolt. Iniltator.Seuteiitlous S32G4 Sheeps'd 1 3-16 2:001 fast 12- 110 2 3 3 3 43 48 V Powers Arasee. Miss Catesbv. Escliau. S320S Sheeps'd 1 1-16 1:4C2 fast 4 110 6 G 4 4 2" 2 V Powers Superstition. Blackford. M.Catesby S2S33 Sheeps'd 1 1-16 1:452 fast 20 109 6 6 C 5 71 6'1V Powers Rockstone. Hammerless. T-Wreetler CAMPAIGNER, b. g, 5, by Gerolstein Supporter (0. L. Richards). Weight today 99. S3705 Empire 1 1-16 1:47 fast 20 105 9 8 9 9 9 9' McCahey Q.ofthcIIills. Rye. .Miss Crittenden 83403 Empire 1 1-16 1:49 fast 15 103 6 3 3 3 41 4ll McCahey Hans. Rockstone. Oriental Oueeu. S3215 Ft. Erie 1 3-16 2:002 fast G 104 4 Fell. Deverich ArrowSwift, Ceremonius, R.llussar 82052 Hamilton 1 1:402 fast 20 110 8 G 7 8 G 4J3 J Howard Hooray. Bitter Hand. Green Dale. S3027 Hamilton 1 1-16 1:472 fast 20 112 4 G 11 11 S 6" J Howard Granla. King Avondale, Ceremonius. 82235 Toronto 1 1:421 fast 15 109 G G 6 6 6 G" Harty BobbieKean. Zlpango. Den. Stafford FOND HEART, b. f, 4, by Hastings Fond Hope (H. Applebaum). Weight today 97. S3743 Empire 3-4 1:131 fast 20 110 8 6 3 3& 43 C Brady Pantoufle. Jennie Wells. Norfolk. 53597 Empire 1 1-16 1:472 fast GO 93 5 2 G 6 6 6JC Brady Stanley Fay. Tony Bonero. Zienap. S3454 Empiro 1 1:41 fast 100 101 4 1 2 7 S3 95 Brady Kschau. Rye. Hans. 77014 Sheepsh'd Cl f 1:192 fast 25 108 10 8 8 10 10" Upton Tom McGrath. Nimbus. Woodlane. 7GS5G Sheepsh'd Cl f 1:192 fast 10 90 7 4 3 4l G' Leach J. d'Arc. Notasulga. Brook.Nvmph. 76332 Saratoga 1 1:39 fast 10 90 6 G 7 7 6 C3'lMcCahey Dandelion. Far West. Dorante. 76016 Brighton 3-4 1:131 fast 10 93 6 6 6 6 681 Yorke Rialto, King Cobalt, Marathon. KING SOL. b, c. 4. by Toddington Abilone (J. J. Moran). Weight todav 102. S:!C84 Empire 1 1-16 1:53 hvy 10 106 10 5 3 3 54 5"! Page St. Joseph. KeepMovlng. Gohl.Shoiv 83277 Sheepshead 11:42 fast 30 141 4 2 2 2 43 4s! Mr J T'erRlo Grande. BobbieKean. Killoehan 53034 Sheepshead 7-S 1:26 fast 100 103 7 7 7 7 7 731 Crowley Nimbus. Roselien. Casque. 82916 Sheepshead 3-4 1:132 fast 100 103 7 8 S 8 83'lCrowley SirJohnJoluison. Desirous. Waponoca S2567 G'vesend 1 1-10 1:482 fast 50 100 8 8 8 8 8 7J Crowley TheWrestler. Golconda. M.Catesby. RILLIECRANKIE. ch. m. 5. by Kilmarnock Kildeer (W. C. Daly). Weight todav 92. S3705 Empire 11-10 1:47 fast 50 103 4 6 6 6 7l 6"5J Bergen Q.ofthcIIills. Rye. Miss Crittenden 83CS4 Empire 1 1-16 1:53 hvy 50 101 9 10 8 7 7 6" A Lang St. Joseph. KeepMovlng, Gold.Sliore 83600 Empire 1 1-16 1:47? fast 40 100 3 C 6 5 61 5' A Smith Hans, Bonnie Kelso, Rye. S3529 Empire 1 1:41 slow 40 89 4 4 5 5 5 5'3 A Smith GlidingRelle. Casque. PrinceAhnied 83154 Empire 11:41 fast 40 96 9 8 9 9 9 8' A Smith Kschau. Rye. Hans. S3376 Sheepsh'd 1 1-8 1:52 fast 10 90 3 3 4 4 4 641 Taplin Effendi. Pins&Needles. Hammerless MONTROSE, b. g. 4. by Flambeau Constance (W. Oldfield). Weight today 105. S3C51 Empiro 11-S l:5Sg slop 20 105 5 3 3 4 41 5'3C Grand Nadzu. Golconda. Miss Crittenden. S2056 .Tamest'n 1 1-16 1:49 fast 4 103 5 7 6 G 5 G5J A Martin Killoehan. J.Sautley. Winning Star. S1977 Jamestown 1,1:47 slop 31 112 2 5 5 4 48 4'3 W Walker Clements, Killoehan, Winning Star WILTON LACKAYE. ch. g. 5. by St. James Keeps (J. W. Garth). Weight todav 102. SS331 Empire 1 1-1G 1:49 slow 20 106 5 6 7 5 7 7'43C Grand Bon. Kelso. St.Joseph. Sum. Night. S327S Sheepsh'd 1 1-2 2:332 fast 4 10S 7 4 4 3 41 4" E Dugan Bon.Kelso. Mellowmint, Gus Helnu S3222 Sheepsh'd 1 1-4 2:062 fast 5 106 4 6 5 5 5 4" B Dugan Hammerless, HIUTop. BonnieKelso 53032 Hamilton 1 1-8 1:53 fast 6 119 3 2 2 2 ink 2h Musgr've Woolwinder. JohnCarroll, Henry O Page 4 Racing at the Mexican Capital: Organization Formed to Conduct Meetings Twice Each Month -R. L. Pata on Scene RACING AT THE MEXICAN CAPITAL. Organization Formed to Conduct Meetings Twice Each Month R. L. Pate on Scene. Mexico City, July 2S. After being apparently lifeless for some months past, racing in this city has taken on a boom, and there is every indication that public interest in the turf will be sustained until the Mexico Jockey Club takes up racing in 1010. when the $25,000 Mexican Derby is scheduled to be run. In February a live-day meeting was held in Aguas Callentes on a new track with modern accessories, but that city was too small to make the meeting a success, and the distance too' far from this city to induce more than a handful of the enthusiasts to make the journey. In June, however, the Americans ot the capital city got together and decided to hold a day of racing on the Fourth of July, at the Pcralville track, and the plan resulted in one of the greatest sporting and social events ever pulled off in Mexico. President Diaz and Mrs. Diaz. Vice-President Corral and many other dignitaries attended, and the card ot six races was run off in a manner which opened the eyes of those accustomed to the slip-shod methods which have characterized tile racing days given here in the past. The judges represented the class of the city, they being Colonel K. Kly-Goddard, a prominent American resident; Jose de Romero Dusmet, Spanish minister to Mexico, and Lieutenant-Colonel Luis Perez Figueroa, secretary of war and navy. The local turf enthusiasts had never hoard of such things as paddock judges, patrol judges, official timers and the like, and President Diaz. Governor Landa y Kscandon and other lovers of racing expressed their pleasure at the businesslike manner in which things were conducted. The purses aggregated $.'S,r7S, of which most was by subscription. The feature was the American Stakes for two-year-olds, at four and one-half furlongs. Willi a value of $1,250, all of which was raised by small donations by the local American colony. The Bankers' Stakes for two-year-olds, at four furlongs, was the other big event. This stake was worth $1,210, and was, subscribed by the banking houses of the city. The third two-year-old event was the Starters' Stakes, for non-winning colts and lillies, and was worth $5011. The following Sunday the annual races of the French colony were held. and. although they did not compare in turf or social brilliance with the Fourth of July races, nevertheless a big crowd attended and betting was brisk. With the enthusiasm aroused by the holding of two Sundays of good racing in a row, an association of enthusiasts was formed to give two Sundays of racing each month, the organization being known as the International Racing Club. Two-year-old races will be the feature, as there are fifty or more youngsters in the republic, most of which are eligible for the Derby. The aged division is neglected because the same platers have been racing here for a number of years, while in the two-year-old division there is considerable, class. There are but three jockeys of any account here, and they have things their own way Tod Walsh, Willie Shea and Dick Osmers. Harry Kelly is here and will open a public training stable. It is rumored that R. L. Pate, who conducted a race meeting unsuccessfully here a number of years ago. is figuring on some sort of a race track concession. He has been in the city for several weeks. Flair's Colt Sold for Big Sum FLAIR'S COLT SOLD FOE BIG SUM. F. C. Stern, whose name has loomed largely in connection with the sensational priees obtained for blood stock at Newmarket recently, has sold the colt foal by Gallinnle. which was included in the record sale of Flair for $7.ri,000 to George Blackwell, the trainer, for the remarkable price of $ir.,o(KI. It is understood that Blackwell was acting on behalf of Sir Ernest Cassel. 30-1 KJ J JL SATURDAY. So well do we think of tills parlay that we are giving the following EXCEPTIONAL GUAEANTEE. We are guaranteeing price to be 30 to 1 or better AND guaranteeing it to WIN AND WIN ONLY, or will give .'! Canada Occasional free. Don't you think it's wortli :i trial? PEICE $2.00. TOPSY ROBINSON, I -1 , WON was yesterday's Canada Occasional. Price sjioiled on account of seven scratches In the race. Tuesday's Occasional scratched. Yesterday's ad gave it a loser in error. Yesterday's Two-Horse Wire gave a winner and a third. Yesterday's Form Special scratched. THURSDAY'S FORM SPECIAL: Blue either race 82-51-57-99-93-41-99-57-54. ! NEW BOOK ON SALE TODAY. THE TURF REPORTER Room 312 :: 69 Dearborn St. :: Chicago, 111. Topsy Robinson, 1-1, Won Lotta Creed, 7-1, 3rd was yesterday's Two-Horse Wire. TEEMS: $5.00 FOE SIX DAYS. Yesterday's Canada wire ran third. Yesterday's Form Special scratched. THUESDAY'S FOEM SPECIAL: April Peach 23-27-44-40-33-42-24-54. NEW BOOK OUT TODAY. For sale at all leading news-stands in the United States and Canada. 25 CENTS PER COPY. $1.00 PER MONTH. The Standard Turf Guide Eoom 212 :: 59 Dearborn St. :: Chicago. 111. HERE'S ONE Strictly on the Level. A bona fide proposition that will surely make you money not a fortune overnight, but a good, strong average in your favor. This is a new one. Costs you nothing for full particulars. Write today to L. P. GROENER, 1202 East Michigan ;; Indianapolis NATIONAL RACING REVIEW. Room 37 :: 71 Dearborn St. :: Chicago. 111. Today's Special: New York. Mountain. Moccasin. Canary. Yesterday's Special lost. Yesterday's wire lost.

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