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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, May 20, 1920

Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, May 20, 1920 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1920 drf1920052001 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, May 20, 1920 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1920 $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] Hildreth Takes Two Races: Opens His Winning Account for the Year in Good Style.; Alcatraz Outstays Eye Opener and Wins the Montauk Selling Stakes in a Drive. HILDRETH TAKES TWO RACES Opens His Winning Account for the Year in Good Style Alcatraz Outstays Eye Opener and andWins Wins the Montauk Selling SellingStakes Stakes in a Drive JAMAICA L I N Y May 10 For n mid vcek offering the program at Jamaica today was a mediocre one the fields noticeably lacking both quality ami quantity quantityThe The Montauk Selling Stakes for two yearolds having a net value of 2110 to the winner in which tht youngsters were ask d for the first time this season to go five and a half furlongs brought out but four contestants Favoritism was ac ¬ corded the Nasreme Stables Eye Opener finally The Fits Herbert colt shot to the front at the stnrf anil raced into a good lead but was over ¬ hauled by Alcatraz in the final sixteenth which drew out to win by a half length Eye Opener defeating Superwoman for the second money by ten lengths lengthsThe The fifth race n handicap at five and a half furlongs proved the most interesting race of the day and marked a double win for the stable of S C Ilildreth whose Lord ISrighton found the most favor which he fully justified by winning The JIallot colt is noted for not running well on the inside and Fator took him back so as to finish on the outside This caused him to lose ground but when called on he quickly regained the ground iPtlftlc shaking ilfCTTckltsli ilfCTTckltsliclnie clnie from the rear gamely to take second money from Old Koenig which displayed great speed but tired as if short howvtr making at the yeights an excellent showing showingThe The work of Carnarvon threequarters in 114 at Aqueduct this morning so impressed spectators liiat trainer A 1 Goldsborough made V R Cong im the colts owner an offer of 15000 for the son of Llangibby which was promptly refused refusedT T 1 Healey has secured for K T Wilson second call on the services of jockey C Turner for the racing season seasonEmil Emil Herz owner of the Short Grass Stud was an arrival from Kentucky this morning morningW W A Shea has turned Fell Swoop out for the ycr The horse will be gelded during the sum ¬ mer merLast Last Straw ami Messines bucked badly after heir wins yesterday which will retire them for a short term termW W M Sheedy and James Johnston were arrivals from Maryland today todayThe The Stable of S Ross was shipped to Itenuing from Pimlico It will not be raced until August l Saratoga Springs and will be shipped to that trck July 1 1A A consignment of the J K L Ross stable arrived this morning at the Aqueduct track trackG G W Lofts horses are due to arrive at llel nont Park this evening eveningJockeys Jockeys N Parrett and J Putwell joined the riding colony at Jamaica today todayJ J Edwards who is training El Dinero II and Fn Tan for II Watterson received word that Nine Fox has foaled a colt by El Dinero II at 1 T Chinns farm in Kentucky Jennings Well Pleased By Atheling F. L. McKenney JFNNINGS WELL PLEASED BYATHELING BYATHELINGPY PY F L McKENNEY McKENNEYSAN SAN FKANCISCO CaL May On returning from a visit to George AVingfields Nevada Stock Farm W 15 Jennings wellknown owner and trainer was enthusiastic in praise of the young blood stock he saw at the large establishment He saitl he hail never seen in all his extended ex ¬ perience u belter band of sucklings than those running about in the rich grass of tiie fann by lleir dams sides There are twentynine colt and filly foals a record for a Pacific coast stud es ¬ tablishment for this year yearMr Mr Jennings saw for the second time eighteen yearlings that will be taken lip soon for prepara ¬ tion for racing next year lie said the youngsters had grown and filled out remarkably since his last inspection three mouths ago at Sacramento when the youngsters were wintered Poth the yearlings and the foals are sons and daughters of the Des ¬ mond stallion Atheling and th Polymelus stallion Honeywood The first of the Athelings will race next year yearThe The veteran horseman had his first view of Atheling and was much impressed by the fine lines ami powerfully knit frame of the English bred sire Atheling is i beautiful bay horse per ¬ fectly proportioned and extremely well muscled Although more than sixteen hands Mr Jennings said one does not realize Athelings height on ac ¬ count of his symmetry and poise lie said he has seen hundreds of famous horss in his forty years or more on the turf but never as handsome a stal ¬ lion as the sou of Desmond Wood Daisy He was especially pleased to note that Atheling stamps all of his progeny with his own characteristics each of the baby thoroughbreds being deep chested short coupled and with strongly muscled quarters Record Of Dead Horse Startling RECORD OF DEAD HORSE STARTLING Startling was not exactly in the front rank of the best sprinters of recent years but he was not far away With weights in bis favor few of them could take liberties with him In native speed he was one of the best of tiio progeny of Marta Santa and a more than useful winner in each of bis five years in active racing Following is his good record Startling b h 1913 by Marta Santa Country CountryFraud Fraud by Deceiver Year Age Sts 1st 2d 3d Unp Won Wonllir llir 2 18 4 1 15 7 3025 1 I1 j 25 3 1 15 15 2730 1117 4 28 7 7 4 10 7234 Totals 0 15 21 02 24040 Fads And Fancies Of Breeding: Case Of The Famous Brood Mare Marion A Refutation Of The Saturation Theory---Throwing Back To Ancestors For Variation In Color Salvator FADS AND FANCIES OF BREEDING CASE OF THE FAMOUS BROOD MARE MARION A REFUTA TION OF THE SATURATION THEORY THROW ¬ ING BACK TO ANCESTORS FOR VARIATION IN COLOR By SAL VAT O R RI I had recently a somewhat amusing nml nt the same time to 1110 not uninstriietive experience A breeder i fritnil of mine the owner of i mare tliit liiid produced i number iif winners wrote me that lie liiid m interesting case to report His lirooil mare a liay in color lind just foaled to the cover of i bay stallion t illy that was a bright chestnut with four white feet and a strip in its face None of lier previous foals had been chestnuts anil her owner wrote me This foal which in color is undoubtedly a freak can only lie explained on the theory that it was marked before birth And this is the case The dam ran all last season and was also turned out for several weeks this spring before foaling with a chest ¬ nut mare with four white feet anil a strip The two marcs have become so attached to each other that they keep close together and do not like to be separated so when I take them up I stable them where they can visit back and forth I think the color of this foal is due to the close association of the dam with her chestnut companion and is proof that such things do occur I have heard this question argued and suppose yon are familiar with it itIn In reply I wrote to the breeder and told him that while his explanation doubtless seemed correct ft him as a matter of fict the color of the foal under discussion had another explanation That while the dam was bay and her previous foals had all been bays or browns her own dam with which I had per ¬ sonally been familiar in past years was a chestnut with four white feet and a strip and that the color scheme was only the reappearance of ancestral traits which had been temporarily dormant or as biologists technically term it recessive I added You were quite right in saying that the foal was marked before birth but it was done by Dame Nature in a natural way and not an unnatural way wayIn In recent years much time and experiment have been devoted to the transmission of color in animal and plants anil as is usual in such cases the investigators and students have SOUK of them pressed the discoveries and conclusions into the service of theories decidedly farfetched Iut at the same time much legitimate food for thought has been provided and explanations which account for previously puzzling problems of heredity Put of these things only advanced breeders who dabble in scientific or pseudo scientilic literature have any inkling The average man who raises race horses has no suspicion of them Also he is like most people interested in sport of any kind pretty sure to have a vein of superstition which leads him to place credence in all sorts of notions and ideas an inheritance from the folklore of his primitive ancestors portions of which have been handed down from one generation to the next from the remotest antiquity For instance the idea that foals can be marked in the way the breeder of tbr one iir question tlioliglit thai t lfcdltrtTnls rfn 11Ia Ta bVeTr bVeTrnTerra1mTTrty nTerra1mTTrty liorsenieii since before tin birth of Christ In the most ancient writers on the horse there are passages which indicate it while there are abundant ones which show hat it was also believed common in propagating the human species Another similar belief that lias descended in the same way is that which horsemen term saturation or in science is called telegony This has its origin in the idea that mares bred repeatedly to the same horse in time became saturated with his characters to such an extent that their foals ly other horses will resemble her first mate A further extension of this theory is the belief that a thoroughbred mart bred to a nonthoroughbrPd stallion particularly a decidedly coldblooded one is thereby infected and will throw inferior foals when subsequently mated with a thoroughbred sire Finally the satura ¬ tion theory is carried to such extremes that it is contended that persistent matings of the same sire and dam result in inferior produce even if the mare never has been bred to a nonthoroughbred horse In order to get the best results a mare should not be bred to the same sire more than once or twice before being stinted to another one if her foals by the lirst sire are superior she can later be returned again to him himAll All these theories are as I have said superstitions wholly and survivals of folklore Not tine of them has a leg to stand on when the coldly logical analysis of authentic experiment and observation is applied It is therefore not less than surprising to lind an authority so distinguished and so iniluen tial as Mr William Allison the Special Commissioner of the London Sportsman and author of The Iritish Thoroughbred Horse in which lie expanded and formulated for all time Prueo Lowes Figure System stoutly allirming his belief in saturation Mr Allison devotes a chapter to Saturation in his book in which he refers witheringly to inflated wiseacres who refuse to believe in it and veil goes to the length of stating telegony to be a matter of common knokledge in the breeding of dogs as well as horses However since the appearance of Mr Allisons book many experiments have been made with both horses and dogs in the attempt to substantiate this matter of common knowledge and every one of them has proved it to be not common knowledge but common superstition Simply that and nothing LORD FALMOUTHS SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE PRACTICEThe The average breeder of dogs is even a stronger believer in saturation and telegony than is the average breeder of horses and from time to time writes to the sporting journals to quote instances that have come under his personal observation and are proof positive lint nothing is much more uncertain than the purity of canine pedigrees in view of the wellknown fact that surreptitious crosses are smug ¬ gled in from time to time of different breeds in order to introduce some point not native to the original one In consequence when a bitch that lias been bred let us say to a setter is next mated with a collie and in her litter there is a stray pup showing marks of setter blood the wise thing is not to jump to the conclusion that she was saturated at the first mating or infected either but that back some ¬ where in either her own ancestry or thnt of the dog with which she was mated there was a collie cross which after generations of recession is now just cropped up In his saturation argument Mr Alli ¬ son proclaims in capital letters that Frequent Mating with Same Sire Is Prejudicial and in support thereof cites the inevitable example of Lord Falmouth who attributed much of bis eminent success as a breeder to the fact that hi rotated his mares and never kept breeding one back persistently to one sire Put one swallow does not make a summer and Mr Allison was himself constrained to record that three mares and those famous ones were to some extent exceptions to the rule these being Princess of Wales Devotion and Cherry Duchess the lirst of which produced a succession of famous foals by Marsyas the second by Hermit and the last by Sterling Put even in their cases Mr Allison maintains that the early foals were better than the late ones so in the final analysis they prove both saturation and the deterioration that conies from it itIt It has been well said that Anything can be proved by the Stud Hook and there is considerable truth in that assertion Put at the saint time it is strange how many dogmatic assertions would never be made if their authors would study the Stud PooU a little more closely For a study of it an analytic one is the most convincing way by which a breeder can demonstrate the futility of saturation in so far as it produces either degeneration or telegony while at the same time it will give the coup tit grace to any belief in the notion that lirst foals are necessarily superior to subsequent ones from the same mating matingIn In the first place one cardinal principle may be stated which all breeding history tends to validate This is that great horses are seldom produced and that when they are their duplication cannot logically be expected At best a brood mare that has produced olie great performer should not be faulted for fail ¬ ing to produce another as great whether bred back or to another sire If she produces an average of high excellence that is all the most sanguine owner should anticipate There are few exceptions but they merely enforce the rule Look over the list of classic winners and see how few mares have ever produced two winners of the Derby or of the Derby and Oaks or Derby and St Leger and to their num ¬ ber adtl the names of those which have produced two winners of l0CflO or more or even 000 or more You can inscribe the entire roster on a small sheet of paper paperAs As Mr Allison has always paid more attention to American horses and turf affairs than do most Fnglish horsemen while the same was true of ISrnce Lowe whose prophet he became it has always seemed to me that bad lie studied our Stud 1ook for evidence he might have been more conservative in his statements Urnce Lowe for instance cited Marion by Malcolm as Americas greatest brood mare and one of the greatest in all the world And what Marion tloes to the saturation theory is in the ex ¬ pressive language of the street a pity and a shame shameFor For twelve consecutive seasons Marion was bred exclusively to one stallion Norfolk producing by him ten different living foals of which nine were distinguished performers and a half dozen stake win ¬ ners 15y far the two best of them were Emperor of Norfolk winner of twentyone out of twentynine races anil 72400 and El Rio Key which was never beaten winning seven straight races anil 4tS3i Now the Emperor was her seventh foal and El Rio Key her ninth Norfolk having died she was bred to Joe Hooker in 1SSS and produced by him the famous mare Vo Tambien winner of fortyfour out of seventvthree races and K4SO and Yo Tambien was individually an entirely different type from Mar ¬ ions former foals and bore no resemblance to Norfolk their sire sireSubsequent Subsequent to Yo Tambien Marion produced two other foals by Joe Hooker of which one Key del Reyes was a stake winner but neither of them approached her first Joe Hooker foal Yo Tambien in excellence This might be cited as proof that subsequent foals are inferior to lirst ones from the same mating hilt there is an entirely natural and nontheoretic explanation for the fact When Marion pro ¬ duced her last two foals she was an old mare and her vitality and reproductive powers had begun to fail after her long series of maternal achievements achievementsDIFFICULTIES DIFFICULTIES IN WAY OF AMERICAN BREEDERS BREEDERSOf Of course in the case of Marion neither does one swallow make a summer but a large number of onlv less notable cases can be cited from the pages of Urnce There is one possible explanation of the fact that American breeders seem to have practiced the policy of returning the same mare to the same stallion much more largely than Kritish ones Tills is that the locations of sires have been much more of a determining force In England a breeder can send a mare to any stallion he chooses at small trouble and for shipment expense because all the good ones are situated within a small territory whereas the reverse was the case in America in former years at least ami still in some measure obtains Barring the concentration of sires in Kentucky they were scattered all over the United States and changing a mare from one fashionable sire to another from season to season involved risks and expenses heavy and often unwise In consequence the said matron was without doubt often bred back when her owner confreres would hare mated her otherwise otherwiseThe had he been situated as were his English The number of flrst foals which have achieved renown is large hut it proves nothing be ¬ cause an equally imposing list can be constructed of nonfirst foals Theie is also always this to remem Oontlaued OB lecond pace FADS AND FANCIES OF BREEDING Continued from first page her that it Is physically impossible to repeat a mating exactly Stallions and mares change in condition from year to year as they grow older and are not the same that formerly they were Some stallions merely as stallions get better foals at a certain period in their lives than either before or after The samo thing is true of some mares Those which begin at the top as it were and consistently remain there are rare birds the greatest of the great sires like St Simon and dams like Marion whose names in breeding history are like myto apples of gold in pictures of silver The general run tof sires strut their brief hour jike St Itlaise for instance and then recede into the background The aver age brood mare I speak only of the successful one produces one comet of a season an additional shooting star or two and a milky way of also rans ransAs As we grow older and the years the decades and the generations of turf and breeding experience pile up behind us it is ditlicult for those of us who refuse to nurse illusions or deceive ourselves with snap judgments to resist the tendency to become somewhat pessimistic regarding breeding theories and superstitious The amount of undiscovered country of lands that are not down on any chart in the breeding terrain bailie the most intricate ligurings of the explorers To keep on somtwhat Poloniusliko it is a mighty maze but not without a plan The plan is good as far as it goes and underlying it without question there are occult laws and secret processes which if we could unveil the ultimate secrets Of nature would supply keys to all enigmas Itut as that situation is one never likely to eventuate the best we can do is keep on along lines of least resistance and trust otherwise to luck luckLines Lines of least resistance to the rational 111111 include those from which superstition and prejudice have been eliminated or at least as nearly so as is humanly possible And in the name of progress it is somewhat discouraging to lind an eminent authority whose opinions are internationally deferred to and whose system or at least that whose high priest he is receives so much exploitation clinging to equivocal ideas like saturation and telegoiiy or proclaiming tho superexcellence of lirst foals ex ¬ cept as speculative merely merelyAmerica America has thus far won only one Epsom Derby that is with an Americanbred colt never have done so had Mr AlliMins ideas obsessed the minds of breeders in the seventies as they do today Maggie It It daughter of Australian and Madeline by Fost m produced seven foals in eight years all by Leamington and Iroquois the Derby winner was the sixth and next to last of the Hock HockIt It would seem curious were it not so human when we stop to consider how the breeding of race horses has pursued as it were a double course on the one hand attended by an incredible amount of in ¬ telligent study and experiment and on the other by an equally incredible amount of the sheerest prej ¬ udice and superstition and hopelessly antiquated and exploded ideas and methods And how often the two are found combined in the same breeder It would In amazing were it not so usual As it is we can only marvel at the capacity of the genus homo to believe in mathematics and fairy tales at the same time timeItut Itut again who would want breeding to become an exact science with everything reduced to a set of formulas as invariable in their production of results as those of a chemist All the fun and fascination would then be gone and nothing left wherewith to lend allure to our endeavors to produce a Futurity winner Differences of opinion make horse racing They also make horse breeding and it is because we have many men of many minds That we have may racers of many kinds Let us be glad that this Lorraine's Kentucky Oaks: Takes Lead in Stretch Racing and Wins Comfortably.; Truly Rural Second and Dresden Third--American Ace Runs a Good Race. LORRAINES KENTUCKY OAKS Takes Lead in Stretch Racing and Wins Comfortably Truly Rural Second and Dresden DresdenThird Third American Ace Runs Runsa a Good Race LOUISVILLE Ky May 19 After beinc unde ¬ cided for some time with respect to starting Ior raiiie in the Kentucky Oaks because it was thought the muddy going would operate against her for mei Senator Johnson N Camdeu reluctantly gave the word to trainer J C Milam to send her to the post The decision was a sound one for Lor riine clearly proved her title 10 queen of the west rrn division of fillies by winning in good style from Tinly Rural carrying the silks of Harry Payne Whitney Dresden finishing third after a stormy tree with Mile Dazie heading the others The stke had a net value of S 470 to the winner Senator Camden was highly elated with the fillys siowing for good filly that he regarded her he was somewhat dubious as to the wisdom of letting her start on the difficult track trackThreatening Threatening weather and occasional light show ¬ ers were again the order at Churchill Downs this afternoon but it did not prevent an immense at ttrdanee being on hand Despite the heavy track some of the finishes were hard fought with some of the results in doubt until the last stride Jockey M Garner who has taken a wonderful brace in his rTing this spring was decidedly prominent during the afternoon and his skill was responsible for American Ace ISeaverkill and Iond winning in their respective races On Itenverkiil he rode a partic ¬ ularly brilliant finish gaining the victory after his mount was seemingly beaten S Wida astride Pictor was his victim in this instance In the succeeding dash with the nonstaying Iond lie nursed him just long enough to beat Corydou by a head The latter would have won under il stronger ride With American Ace he had to exert his best skill to make him last it out to lead Angou home homeHackers Hackers of favorites experienced their worst day cf the meeting as choices were downed in every instance after the opening race raceIncle Incle Volo and Smoke Screen indulged in a bump ¬ ing match for a brief period in the stretch until finally Smoke Screen swerved out as a result of being struck by Pool rider of Uncle Velo The rider disclaimed having strucK the horso intention ¬ ally and tht stewards gave him the benefit of the dcubt dcubtRegarded Regarded as heretofore as not being partial to muddy Jioiug American Ace is now showing supe ¬ rior ability in that sort of going and has won his kst two starts over a muddy track trackJockey Jockey Connelly had a narrow escape from injury when he was unseated as a result of All Right Sir stumbling when the start for the third race was effected The Miner strip of th track was particu ¬ larly deep and was responsible for several of the strters stumbling stumblingThe The horses of W C Weant departed this after ¬ noon for Toronto They will e raced in Canada for the remainder of the season seasonMrs Mrs Dick Dwycr sent a telegram here this after ¬ noon advising of the death of her husband last Tl ursday The fund that was started yesterday for the benefit of Mrs Dwyer and her three children frrnd general favor among the Inrf colony and they responded liberally Charles F Price who is serv ¬ ing as stewanl at all Kentucky tracks has con ¬ sented to act as custodian of the fund and those of Dick Dwyers friends in other parts who desirts t subscribe to the fund can send checks or money to him direct care of the Churchill Downs track trackGovernor Governor Edwin P Morrow was among the vis ¬ itors at the track this afternoon anil enjoyed the Current Notes Of The Turf CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF Insurance John A Payne General Agent Cin ¬ cinnati Ohio Adv AdvThe The Puenos Aires Argentine Jockey Club has been admitted to reciprocal agreement as to rules and rulings by the English Jockey Club ClubThere There is a good threeyearold filly named Pano ¬ ply racing in England She is owned by Lord Penrhyn anil is by John oGaiint Panacea PanaceaSaturday Saturday afternoons racing at Mount Royal Park established a new attendance record eight thousand pying admissions to the course courseMoga Moga a threeyearold member of the Jefferson Livingston stable died at Jamaica following an attack of car fever contracted while eu route from Louisville Answers To Queries ANSWERS TO QUERIES J II P and others Chicago 111 Alvords straight prioo in race 47U20 should liave read 8450 t KM KMA A R L Ueloit Wis An entry is one or more horses If one horse of an entry starts it runs for any wagers on the entry which win or lose accord ¬ ing to where the horse finishes finishesInquirer Inquirer Chicago HI No Trumper bay or brown gelding foaled in 1902 by Sir Walter Ace of Hearts was raced over the Harlem and Hawthorne tracks in Chicago as a twoyearold in 1904 ami was owned by C R Ellison EllisonJock Jock T Chicago 111 Dwyor Bros never owned Hamburg He was bred by C J Enright As a twoyearold he raced as the property of John E Madden who sold him to Marcus Daly for whom hj raced when a threeyearold He did not race after that uge ugeJ J C South Bend I nil A parlay made May 15 straight place and show on Hobey Hater anil Happy Valley would have been a draw on Hobey HiVer and a winner to show on Happy Valley It was on Hobey Uaker in the fist Jamaica race an ceased to attach to him as soon as he wasscratehe from that race Page 2 DAILY 11ACIXG FORM Daily During Winter Months Daily Except Monday Balance of the Year DAILY RACING JORM PUBLISHING CO 411 PLYMOUTH COURT CHICAGO ILL 157159 EAST THIRTYSECOND STREET 74 EXCHANGE STREET BUFFALO N Y YKiitcrcil Kiitcrcil as secondclass matter April the iK stoffice at Chicago Illinois under the Act of March 3 1S79 NEW YORK CITY OFFICE 157159 EAST THIRTY SECOND STREET STREETAll All dealers supplied from this office officeIfack Ifack suppliedFor numbers and monthly books supplied For sale at all hotels and newsstands SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE ADVANCE1er 1er Week 1 KOO KOOPer Per Month 00 00Half Half Year ir0 ir0One One Year 3000 3000The The above mtus arc for single copies as scaled letters firstclass mail mailHACK HACK NUMPEKS TEN OKXTS EACH If sent by mail firstclass only twelve cents CHICAGO ILLINOIS MAY 20 1920 Churchill Downs CHURCHILL DOWNS The horses which seem best for Thursdays races are Churchill Downs Uu ville Ivy May 19 1 A X Akin Sindmau II Duke of Devonshire Tawasentha Loveliness Nurse lane 3 Madge Kednion Dancing Spray 1 Aphie Dear Helium Cimirron 5 Patches Alula Cliutonville CliutonvilleiKEEP iKEEP Warlike 1eggy C 7 Opportunity Cheer Leader Capt Itees IteesJ J L Dcinpsey Duke of Devonshire A X Akin Thorn Itloom ItloomSparkler Sparkler Sparklerliertha liertha S Fourleaf Tawasentha Loveliness KEDMON Madge F Meliora Dancing Spray Aphie Dear Skiptomelou Frivol Helium Paul AVeidel Patches Atta Itoy II Alula Peggy C Keep Pirate McGee Warlike Orenzo Opportunity Corydon Iwiniwiii IwiniwiiiATew ATew Yorlc Handicap HandicapA A X Akin Duke of Devonshire Madras MadrasGingham Gingham Donald McCurk McCurkLoveliness Loveliness Tawasentha Itertha S Eleanor S Madge K Ued Man lilue Paradise flushing flushingItoauty Itoauty ItoautyAphie Aphie Dear Skcptoincluu Cimarron Helium PATCHES Clintonville Atta Itoy II Lula Peggy C Pirate McGeo Keep Warlike Opportunity Lucky K fwiniwiu Captain CaptainUees Uees UeesBuffalo Buffalo Handicap HandicapDuke Duke of Devonshire A X Akin Marasmus MarasmusThorn Thorn liloom liloomItcrtha Itcrtha S Fourleaf Tawasentha Loveliness KEDMON Madge F Meliora Itlne Paradise Skiptomcloii Aphie Dear Frivol Helium Paul Weidcl Patches Atta Itoy II Alula Peggy C Keep Pirate McCee AVarlike Orenzo Opportunity Iwiniwin Counterbal ¬ ance anceObservers Observers Handicap HandicapDuke Duke of Devonshire A X Akin David Craig CraigMarasmus Marasmus MarasmusTawasentha Tawasentha ISertha S Loveliness Xatnral nine Paradise Hadrian Madge F Dancing DancingSpray Spray SprayFrivol Frivol Helium Skiptomclou Cimarron PATCHES Paul Weidel Clintonville Atta AttaItoy Itoy II IIAVarlike AVarlike Peggy Keep Pirate McGee Cheer Leader Lucky It Opportunity Corydon CorydonConsensus Consensus of Handicap HandicapDuke Duke of Devonshire A V Akin Sandman II IIMadras Madras Gingham GinghamTawasenthaLuYolincss TawasenthaLuYolincss lt rtjta S Eleanor S Madge F Itcdmon Plue Paradise Meliora Aphie Dear Skiptonielou Frivol Helium PATCHKS Paul Weidel Clintonville Atta Itoy ItoyII II IIPeggy Peggy Keep AVarlike Pirate McGee Opportunity Orenzo Clue Leader Lucky It Jamaica JAMAICA The horses which bccnfbest for Thursdays races arc arcJimaica Jimaica L I N Y May 10 3 Head Over Heels Klmont Phantom Fair 2 Princep Fcodor Plue I iddii AltADANE Efficient Midian 1 Anniversary Krewer Sea Mint V Marjurie M AVcdgwood Theodosia li Umur K Itunatrix Turnabout TurnaboutF F J Ortcll OrtcllChicago Chicago Handicap 1 Phantom Fair Head Over Heels AValk the thePlank Plank Douglas Fairbanks 2 Princeps Kltie Laddie Fcodor Pen Rose Abadane Midian Efficient Yvette 1 KKEAVEK Fcodor Anniversary Sea Mint 5 lacobiua Mantilla Wdgwood Marjorie M 5Omer K Kunatrix Turnabout Crest CrestIVew IVew Yorlc Handicap 1 Phantom Fair AValk the Plank Head Over Heels Douglas Fairbanks Itlne Laddie Princeps King Albert Pen Kose 3 Abadane Efficient Marion Hollins Fair Col ¬ leen 4 ANNIVEKSAKY Krewer King Albert Gladi ¬ ator 5 Jacobina Marjorie M Theodosia Itosecliff Oilier K Kunatrix Itengalese Turnabout TurnaboutIJufTalos IJufTalos Handicap 1 Phantom Fair Head Over Heels AValk the Plank Douglas Fairbanks 2 Princeps Plue Laddie PII Kose Feodor Feodor3Abadane 3Abadane Midiau Kfficint Yvette Fair Col ¬ leen I KKEWEK Anniversary Fcodor Sea Mint 5 lacobiua Mantilla AVedgwood Marjorie M 5 Kunatrix Onier K Tnrnibout Crest Head Over Heels Phantom Fair Douglas Fair ¬ banks AValk the Plank PlankFeodor Feodor King Albert Penrose Itlue Laddie Abadane Midian Efficient Marion Hollins FEODOU King Albert Krewer Anniversary lacobina Mantilla Wedgwood Marjorie M Kunatrix Omer K Crest Turnabout TurnaboutConsensus Consensus of Handicaps HandicapsHead Head Over Heels Phantom Fair AAalk the thePlank Plank Elmont IJrjiiceps Fcodor Plue laddie Pen Kose MtADANE Midian Efficient Yvette Krewer Feodoi Anniversary Sea Mint Tacobina Marjorie M Wedgwood Mantilla Omer K Kunatrix Turnabout Crest Mount Royal Park MOUNT ROYAL PARK Mount Royal Park Montreal Quebec May 10 1 Voormel Lura George C Jr 2 PHEDODEN Otsego Le Itleuet J First Consul Too the Mark Dairyman 4 Early Sight Quiii White Crown n Duke John The Desert Lively 0 Littlecote Will Soon Sny AVheii 7 Coumvlio Itcvclry James Capitania CapitaniaF F II Sproulc Veteran Canadian Turfman's Views: Sagacious Suggestions of James Carruthers to the Canadian Minister of Agriculture VETERAN CANADIAN TURFMANS VIEWS Sagacious Suggestions of James Carruthers to the Canadian Minister of Agriculture James Carruthers the wellkJown grain merchant of Montreal who owned Advance Guard one of the greatest thoroughbreds in America in his day Las written the following o tn letter to the lion orible S F Tolmie minister of agriculture Ot ¬ tawa Dear Mr Tolmie TolmieI I have read with great interest Dr J G Ruth ¬ erfords report as royal commissioner in the racing inquiry recently held heldAs As an old racing man ami one who has had u lifelong experience in racing ami as one who still follows and enjoys the Sport of Kings even in this democratic age I feel that I am in a position to indorse the findings of Dr Ruther ¬ ford fordToo Too much stress cannot bf laid on the importance of maintaining tho thoroughbred horse in Can ¬ ada if the breeding of li ht and general purpose horses an industry which is both necessary and profitable to this country is to be continued I say necessary because if we are to maintain a force of either cavalry artillery or horse trans ¬ port in this country it cannot IM done without the blood horse I say profitable because with the great dearth of light horses in the world today tlere is no reason why Canada should not become if not the market certainly a market for sup ¬ plying this demand And whre is the blood horse t come from and where is the test of his mettle and endurance to be proved if racing is done away with Even the opponents of lacing admit that the race course is tho only place whore the true worth of the horse can be properly ascertained ascertainedIt It must certainely be gratifying to you to read n Dr Kutherfords report the evidence of the many reputable and responsible persons who came forward voluntarily to testify to the value of the thorough ¬ bred and it is most significant that no one per ¬ son came forward to say i word against the thoroughbred with the possible exception of one or two admittedly prejudiced and entirely ignorant of its value valueWILL WILL ALWAYS BACK OPINIONS OPINIONSThe The main objection raised by those opposed to racing is the element of speculation which enters into it This cannot and never will be avoided as lung as the world lasts peopl will back their opinions whether it be a horse race a baseball game or a sure thing on the stock exchange exchangeAbuses Abuses will creep in and it therefore requires regulation by the government of the country Dr Rutherford has not failed to call attention to the abuses which may and have crept in when the sport falls into the hands of the undesirables undesirablesThe The parimutuel system of speculation under government supervision is the proper method to adopt It is nothing more than an automatic stake ¬ holder If this system has been abused in the past by clubs taking too large a percentage from the gross pools then by all means regulate the same the remedy is in the bauds of the government governmentPut Put why have betting at all I hear my friends who seek to make us all good by legislation ex ¬ claim Tin1 answer is obvious racing is an ex ¬ pensive game the admission fees are not sufficient to maintain the plants and at the same time give adequate purses some means must be found of augmenting the same as it is only by increasing the purses that we can induce persons to breed and purchase good horses Parliament recognized this fact in IHO when the Miller bill was passed and it is impressed upon us more strongly today todaySpeaking Speaking as a Canadian it is the plain and mani ¬ fest duty of the government of this country to en ¬ courage and foster legitimate racing as the one and only means of building up the light horse industry in Canada If abuses have crept in by all means stamp them out If profiteering exists by all means regulate Itnt whatever you do do not eliminate the grandest and oldest of sports sportsThere There is another element that must not be lost sight of people are entitled to reasonable enjoy ¬ ment and recreation take away tiieir rights and privileges and you create a spirit of unrest To some people there is no sport so dear to them as horse racing and I am proud to be included in that class AVhy should we be deprived of an en ¬ joyment and recreation which is so near and dear to us AVe grudge nit one their right to self enjoyment You have hockey every night in win ¬ ter baseball football cricket and lacrosse almost every day in summer and other forms of amuse ¬ ment such as theaters etc all the year round why pass laws which in effect prohibit racing racingI I feel I can appeal to you as Minister of Agri ¬ culture and also to all fairminded people in Cau uUl to Mitt that racing is maintained and carried on in a decent and sportsmanlike manner that will redound to the credit of Canada CanadaYours Yours very truly trulySigned Signed JAMES CAltRUTHEKS Montreal May 13 120 Mount Royal Park Entries MOUNT ROYAL PARK ENTRIES ENTRIESProbabilities Probabilities AVeather clear tmck fast Racing starts at 230 p in Chicago time 1230 5 Superior mud runner X Good hind runner i Fair mud runner M Maidens Apprentice allowance b Itlinkcrs ItlinkcrsFirst First Race 12 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Maidens Allowances AllowancesNo No track record recordTodays Todays Ind Horse AVt Kec AAVtHan 17328 Lura IOC 52 10S lf 32 Miss Ho Hand 112 51h 111 Calithnmp ch f by Charivari I ay of Pleasure Pleasureby by Kingston 111 I71i George C Jr 110 50f 111 17328 Aera Twyford 107 52 10S 47328 Aoormel Ill 114 Second Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Claiming ClaimingTrack Track record Aug 25 lOKi 113 1 103 47330 Nancy Ann 110 115 3 107X 107X47330s 47330s bLe Itleuet 100115 3 101 X 47350 bOtsego 122 1 187 105 17353 Kluanita III 104 114 Vn 5 107X 47331 Snow Queen 1051134 4 WX 47285 Lucky Pearl 103ilM 4 104 X X4ISI31 4ISI31 Lillian G 103 l12h 4 107X 45052 bPhedoden 110 112 5 110X 110XThird Third Race 5 12 Furlongs Furlongs3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Allowances AllowancesTrack Track record Aug 23 1015 101 3 107 107472S4 472S4 bFirst Consul 112 107 3 103 45029 Lady Kathern 510SX 45035 Smart Money 105 108 ti 110X 110X4RS40 4RS40 Dairyman 001OSJ 5110 45372 Toe the Mark 4 113X 47250 bCapt Evans M 115 l13m 3 103X 45753 bCeltiva 510S 510S4I5S93 4I5S93 bXeg M 11210 5110X 17250 Jack K 107 107 5 113X 113XFourth Fourth Race 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Claiming Track record Aug 25 1015 113 1 103 47330 bAValdo Jr M 1015 115 3 100 47285 Eucrinite 01 113 if 3 107j 47333 = bKosemary 102 114 10 115 47285 AVhite Crown 114 112 S 117X 47333 bCoI Murphy 103 114 3 109 X 47282 Dahinda 109 114 4 115X 4731 bEarly Sight 114 114 7 117 47250 bQuiu 115 113 5 117X Fifth Race 34 Mile MileAVest AVest Mount Handicap 3 yearolds and upward upwardTrack Track record Aug 25 1915 113 1 103 47332 = bThe Desert 115 114 4 103X 17017 Poilu 105 114 4 110X 110XHIS 47352 Resist HIS 112 4 112X 47351 Duke John 115 113 4 118X 47334 bDeckhand 113 112 i 104 47352 Lively 108 113 5 11X 47080 Sedan 111 111 0 115 Sixth Race 1 Mile and 20 Yards 3yearolds and upward Claimin Track record July 28 1017 141 7 4 7255 255 = bLittlecote 100 100142 142 4 4100X 4 733 33l l = bAViIl Soon 104142 5 5102 4 3343 Leta 5 5103X 4 7283s 283s Chick Itarkley 109 109144 144 5 5105X 4 72873bSay 287 = bSay AVheii 4 102X 4 47334 334 Lridy Vara M 5 103 4287 Paul Connelly 104 l57h 5 105X 47353 Itellringer C 107 Saventh Race 34 Mile Mile4ycarolds 4ycarolds and upward Claiming ClaimingTrnck Trnck record Aug 25 1910 113 1 103 103472S1 472S1 Sho Devil M 110114 4102 47255 Mck Klein M 112 11S 4 101 47331 bComacho 115 1 15 115 47319 blludas Prothor 115121 9117 47350 Highland Lad 115114 5120X 47350 Gas Mask M 109 115 4 104 47318 Little Petu 110118 8112X 47331 Capitania 7 117 1174704S 4704S bUcvclry James 104112 S 117X Mount Royal Park Form Chart MOUNT ROYAL PARK FORM CHART MONTREAL Quebec Tuesday May 18 1520 Mount Uoyal Park Fourth Day Hack Kivcr Jockey Clubs Spring Meeting of seven days Weather clear clearJudges Judges Sheridan Clark and E St Pere Stewards W J Morrison and AV W Lyles Starter Edward Tribe Kaciug Secretary C C Canipcan Canipcanfacing facing starts at 230 p in Chicago time 1230 12307Q9g 7Q9g First Race 12 Mile No track record Purse 600 2yearolds Allowances Not value to winner 450 second 100 third 50 50Kquiv Kquiv Jdds JddsInd Ind Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight Straight4fiO54 4fiO54 Kunquoi 110 1 AV Gargan 1770100 17701004B88UPaiihandler 4B88UPaiihandler 115 2 k C AVliittinKton 15100 15532 Marg Dixon 112 3 C AVatsun 17100 171004i95 4i95 2Voorinel 115 4 S AVolstenholni AVolstenholni4iO 4iO 9 Lura 110 5 AV Dunkinson 32G A Twyford 107 Pull up H Gibson 2 mutnels paid Kuuqtioi 3710 straight 5150 place 300 show Panhandler 1 10 itlace 240 show Marguerite Dixou S250 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Kunquoi 1770 to 100 straight 180 to 100 place 10 to 100 show Mar ¬ guerite Dixon 25 to 100 show showTime Time 40 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner A G Robertsons ci c by Kuiinynicde Ponninoi by Star Shoot trained by AV E Suggs bred by Mr A It Spreckels SpreckelsWent Went to post at I At post 1 minute Start poor and slow AVon easily second and third driv ¬ ing ingOverweights Overweights Lura 3 pounds 4739Q Second Race 58 Mile Sept 18 1910 Jiitj iu ioo 2 102 Purse SCOO 3ycar ods and upward Claiming ITet value to winner 450 second 1CO third 50 50Equiv Equiv Odds Tnd Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight 47254 sKengore 102 1 E Futor WJ100 43581 Adorock 10 23 F Carieyy KOICO KOICODependence Dependence 101 3 If Gibson ySlOO ySlOO4358lDix 4358lDix Rogers 103 4l J Smith 47255 Mona O IM 5 J Murray 40757 Satr la iOl Left N Foden 2 mutnels paid Pengore 300 straight 250 place 230 show Adorock 410 place oOO show Dependence JfilO show showEiinivalent Eiinivalent booking odds Itciigore HO to 101 straight to 100 place to 100 show Adorock 105 t 100 place O to 100 show Dciiendence r 5 to 100 show showTime Time 103V Track fast fastAVinner AVinner AV C Campbells ch g 1 by Kockvillo Irisli AVitch by Plairfinde trained by A E AVatts bred by Mr James E Seagram SeagramWent Went to post at At post minutes Start poor and slow Won easily second and third driving drivingScratched Scratched 1K1 Calopin 108 108Overweights Overweights Satala pounds Dependence 1 ilc Aug 25 191G 113 4 103 Purse GOO 3ycar olds Claiming Net value to winner 450 sec ¬ ond 100 third 50 50Equiv Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight 4 7221 = Hidden Ship 107 lk II Thurber 710G 45051 Trackstar 110A 2 S AVolstlioIm 1VJ310D 452 4525E 5E Li Kleuet 10t 3 AAhiUington 500100 47I08Xancy Ann 101 4 A Tryori 47255 AValdo Jr 111 V X Foden 472515etsinda 10 fil K Fator 47258 Steve 107 7 J Connors 2 mutuels paid Hidden Ship 350 straight place 230 show Trackstar 1010 place 410 show Le Pleuet 2IO show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds lliIdeu Ship 75 to 100 straight 45 to 100 place 15 to 100 show Track star 405 to 100 place 105 to 100 show Le Pleuet I 45 to 100 show Time 117 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner E T Zollicoffers br f by Cunard Masks and Faces by Disguise trained by AV A McKSnney bred by Mr E K Itradley ItradleyAAent AAent to post at 345 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon ridden out second and third driving drivingScratched Scratched 17035 Hush 105 45732 Lady lone 07 07Overweights Overweights Le Itleuet 2 pounds Trackstar i A7QQ 1 Fourth Race 34 Mile Aug 25 191G ii oj ii34 103 Purse 600 3year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 450 second 100 third 50 50Equiv Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 47283 Garbage 113 1A J Murray 1315lOc 4 7255 Early Sight 112 21 X Foden lOlOO 4532 Capitania 112 31 S AVolstholm SI7C100 47223 Gilder 111 41 AA Gargan Gargan47282ICoinacho 47282ICoinacho 115 53 A PLichcreek 45551 Snow Queen 10 i E Fator 47223 Galaway 112 7 J Dominiek 2 mntuels paid Garbage 28M straight 830 place 500 show Early Sight 300 place 280 slow Capitania 500 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Girbage 1345 to 100 straight 315 to 100 place 150 to 100 show Early Sifht 50 to 100 place 40 to 100 show Capitania 24 C to 100 show showTime Time 11615 Track fast fastAVinuer AVinuer G C Miltons ch ir S by Aeronaut Trash by Heno trained by G C Milton bred by Mr Edward It Cassatt CassattAVent AVent to post at 420 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon driving second and third the same sameScratched Scratched 7255sDickie AV 113 47 339 Fifth Bace 34 Mile Aug 25 1916 tiui 4 ii34io3 Purse 700 Rockland Handicap 3yearblds and upward Net value to winner 500 second 125 third 75 75Equlr Equlr Odds Ind Horse Wr Fin Jockey Straight 46885 Brm Peddlerll7 1 = II Dcnyse 75100 17220 The Desert 105 2s N Foden C75100 C7510047220sAVoodthrush 47220sAVoodthrush 105 3 A Richcreelc 590100 47221 Deckhand 10S 4 E Fator 47257Poncher 113 5 M Schlessinger S2 mutuels paid Itroom Peddler fliriO strniglit S3OO place show Tin Desert 450 place 1M 0 show AVoodthrnsli S300 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds llroom Peddler 75 to 100 straight 50 to 100 place 25 to 100 show The Dcirt 125 to 100 place 45 to 100 show Vood tiirush 0 to 100 show showTime Time 115 Track fast AViiner II It Holmes b u ouv 1roon by Cesarioii trained by E L Suyder bred by M Edward K Pardley PardleyAVe AVe it to post at 454 At post t minute Start good ind slow Voii easily second and third driv ¬ ing ingScratched Scratched 17257 Dainty Lady 10i QQQ Sixth Race 5S Mile Sept 18 1015 100 2 102 Purse GOO 3ycar olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 450 second 100 third 50 50EqulT EqulT Odds OddsInd Ind Ilorso AVt Fin Jockey Straight 47221 Col Murphy 104 li AV Dunkinson 6SV100 47254Uoseinury 2 1 Dominiek C5NH 4725i1Sky Man 113 3 K Denysu 470100 4 i 02 Miss AVright 111 4 J Murray 4725 Ortal Park 101 rs AV Hoganowski 1 51 Plain Heathr M C A Richcreek RichcreekS2 S2 mutnels paid Col Murphy 1571 straight ifiM place 240 show Kosemary 240 place 210 show Sky Alan S220 show showEciuivaleiit Eciuivaleiit booking odds Col Murphy S5 to 100 straight 15 to 100 place 20 to 100 show Kosemary 20 to 100 place 5 to 100 show Sky Man 10 to IOC show showTime Time 103 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner AV E Jones b c 3 by Tlieo Cook Harvest Jueen by Peep oDay trained by E U Mitchell bred by Mr AVilliam Garth GarthAVent AVent to post at 522 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon ridden out second and third driving drivingScratched Scratched 1725iQiin 117 47251 King AVorth 117 472SC Encrinite 102 4721S Dixie Flyer Overweights Miss AVright 1 pounds Oriental Park 2 473 ° Seventh Race 1 Mile and 20 Yards ± I uo ± July 2g i9i7i4i7no Purse 600 S yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 450 second 100 third 50 50Kquiv Kquiv Odds Tnd Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight 4 72 id3 Kilkenny 103 Ib K Fator GMOO 47210 AVill Soon 107 2 II Gibson 410100 47224 Leta Ib5 S A Uiehcreek 530100 47258 Lady Vara 105 I3 X Foden 47224Leiuster 10 5 C AAhittington 2 mutnels paid Kilkenny 320 straight 230 place 210 show Will Soon 250 place 210 show Leta 210 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Kilkenny CO to 100 straight 15 to 101 place 5 to 100 show AVill Soon 25 to 100 place 5 to 100 show Leta 5 to 100 show showTime Time 144V Track fast fastAVinner AVinner C Polks ch g 5 by Celt Fairy Sprite by Voter trained by E Myatt bred by Estate of Air James K Keenet KeenetWent Went to post at 552 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon driving second and third tho same sameScratched Scratched 17287 N K Pial 110 47259 Jack K 113 47283 Short Change 99 99Overweights Overweights Leinster 3 pounds Wednesday's Eastern Work-Outs WEDNESDAYS EASTERN WORKOUTS 284 BELMONT PARK TRAINING TRACK XEW YOKK X Y May 10 The following work ¬ outs took place on the Long Island tracks this morn Weather clear track fast ThreeEighths Mile Mile272Ncddam 272Ncddam 37 37Half Half Mile Mile2SOArmenus 2SOArmenus 50 272Gcorgie r 0 02SOFair 2SOFair Gain 50 2SlOver There 40 40FiveEighths FiveEighths Mile 2SlItluu Laddie 101 281 Peter Piper 102 102One One Mile Damias I 271Xatnralist 142 Lady Archie 14S 7iThe Wagoncrl48 2SOlEnjolciir 140 AVeather clear track fast Three Eighths Milo MiloCarotiul Carotiul 38 2SlIhilii 2SlIhilii255IIuron 255IIuron II 37 Polth Polth280Iules Polthey 280Iules Carson 37 2li5 2li5Kuna Kunatrix 2SOLady Stella 37 Uosei Uosei273MantilIa Uosecliff 273MantilIa 3S 2U5Sir Mortemer Mortemer3S 2SOMaster Jack3S 3S Sugar SugarNancy Plum Nancy 3S 3SHalf Half Mile Mile150Itlne 150Itlne AVrack 51 5li iSOIIope iSOIIopeItodansky Princess Itodansky 40 Jock Jock2SOLady Scot 2SOLady Lillian 50 275Xighl 275Xighl277Daydtie 275Xightstick 277Daydtie 54 1vetl 1vetl280Effipient 1vette 280Effipient 52 FiveEighths Mile MileIvory Ivory 103 281Superb 103 103278Phantom 278Phantom Fairl03 13J Xenons Uonlll Uonlll275Penelope 275Penelope 103 103Three Three Quarters Milo 2SlPen Gow 123 277Mil System 111 11175Iiurley 75Iiurley 118 SI Poor ltuterflyl18 ltuterflyl18277Doleful 277Doleful 122 27Past Swain 11 27Gcn Cadornal18 105Pady AVliiickllS AVliiickllSHobey Hobey ltakerl10 AVhilsby 118 118280Lady 280Lady Gertdul18i Gertdul18iSevenEighths SevenEighths Mile Mile275Aurum 275Aurum 131 27SOrmonda 130 1302Sl15etty 2Sl15etty J 120 Heavy French Racing Taxation HEAVY FRENCH RACING TAXATION PA1IIS Franco May 10 Tho French chamber of deputies lias adopted the following taxes apply ¬ ing to French race course receipts from all sources sourceslielow lielow 000tO six per cent Above 00000 and below 1200000 ten per cent centAbove Above 1200000 and below 2000000 fifteen per cent centAbove Above 2000000 twenty per cent Page 3 Churchill Downs Form Chart CHURCHILL DOWNS FORM CHART LOUISVILLE KY WEDNESDAY MAY 19 1920 Churchill Downs Tenth ilay Kentucky Jockey Club Spring Meeting of 0 days Weather cloudy temperature 65 ° Stewards Clias V Price S C Xuckols Jr and Andrew G Leonard Placing Judges AV II Shelley Edward Jasper and X II McClellaml Starter A 15 Dade Racing Secretary AV II Shelley Itaeing starts at 200 p in Chicago time 200 p in W indicates whip S spurs 1 blinkers Fig urcs in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date track record age of horse am weight carried Indicates apprentice allowance TIRST RACE 34 Mile Oct 1C 1913 111 2 105 Purse 81000 3yearolds an upward Claiming Net value to winner CO second 125 third 75 Index Dorses AAVtPPSt Vi Str Fin Jockeya Owners Equly Odds StrJ ANTICIPATE WR 103 12 3 21 23 11 Ji B Kenndy Mastcrson Up Upw 472I1RUBY w 100 7 2 li 15 2 2 P Long J Umonsettcr Umonsettcrwr J 7 1 1 3 LUKE DILLON wr 105 10 13 71 3 = 3 J Cannody T AV Schorr 17 055 LOUIS A wi 105 0 1U 10 71 G 4 T Roberts OMeara Eros Erosw 471G9MARIE MAXIM w 101 fi 1 0 51 7 51 G Stacli C D Ray Rayw 443583MAYROSE w 100 8 41 I1 Gr H Kins Mueller Brooks Brooksw 40999 AV1LD FLO VI3U w 103 11 S S Sl 7 7i 13 Pool B J Braiuum Braiuumw 42958JROWDY w 110 r 11 111 101 S S 1 Dreyer AV AVoodard AVoodardwn 4404 MISS MINKS wn 105 2 4l G k is F Meriiaec J M Goode Goodewsi 47202 CONVOY wsi 110 13 12 12 11 111 10 D Connelly Hal Price Hcadley HcadleyW 44M9DONNA ROMA W 500 15 C i 9ilO 11 J McCoy AValdcck Stable Stablew 46101 EMMA J w 10r 15 If 12U123 12 S AVida F D Cray Craywit 47159 FINIS wit 107 14 1 lM = 13 = 133 H ErieKsn J 1C Baker Bakerw 1 55 S I SE A PR I NCE w 1 15 414 14s 14 = 14s 3 11 F Chvotui H E Swan Swanw 47ilPOP EYES w 10 1011 11 1 7 ff 15 15 15 AV Moore AV F Knebclkatnp fMutuil Held Formerly ran as Hindoo the Great GreatTime Time 24 49 116 Track heavy 2 miidiels paid Anticipate 570 straight 390 place 290 show Ruby 2080 place 890 show Luke Dill Held 320 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Anticipate IS to 100 straight to 100 place 15 to 100 show Ruby 10 to 100 place 315 to 100 show Luke Dillon Held 00 to 100 show showWinner Winner U c by Plaudit Antipathy by Ornament trained by K L Rogers bred by Messrs Morris Alexander AlexanderWent Went to post at 1100 At post 3 minutes Start good and slow Won eaisly second and third driv ¬ ing ANTICIPATE raced forwardly from the start and wearing RUlY down in the last eighth won going away RUBY from a fast start showed tin most early speed but had to be ridden hard in the streteh to outstay UTKK DILLOX Tin latter probably best began slowly and was forced to close an immense gap in the first quarter causing him to tire near the end LOUIS A ran a good race MARIE MAXIM had no mishaps mishapsScratched Scratched 4 392Swc t Liberty 100 47320 Keep 101 17109 Mickey Moore 110 4G2G7 Bucklaide 110 47279 The Leopard 110 110Overweights Overweights Marie Maxim 1 pound 1op Eyes l1 SECOND PACE 4 12 Furlongs May 8 1009 52 2 103 Purse 1200 2ycar olds Maidens Colts and Geldings Special Weights Net value to winner 900 second 2CO third 1CO Index Horses AWtPPSt U Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv Odds Strt I1 13 l AV J OBn J AV Formal 339100 31 2 21 K Pool M C Moore 115100 1151002M100 MUSKALLONGE wit 115 0 3 4 31 31 J Smallwd G L Blackfora 2M100 2M100G25100 17128 RED LEGS we 115 3 2 51 52 4 II 7 Burke J S AVaril G25100 G25100tsorioo G2ri100THARON THARON w lir y U S1 5l 1 Howard G J Lons tSOlOO47248COURT tsorioo tsoriooory 47248COURT VIEW w 115 5 7 C til fil AV AVartii Million Gregory ory 1295100 17128 SIR LAAVNFAL w 115 4 G 71 71 7 B KcnnMy G J LOUR t 57215 A ERSAILLHS wit 115 S 10 102 10 S J Carmody F J Kellcy 17SO100 17SO100LOU LOU AVDR1G w 115 7 S S1 9i = L Lyke A 1 Gorey KtSalOO 47128 BY GINGER w 115 2 1 2H 4l 102 J Pits J T AVcavor 390100 390100THE THE ENQUIRER w 115 1 11 11 11 11 G Stone M II Fletcher C325100 C325100jCoupled jCoupled in betting as G 1 Long entry entryTime Time 24 43JI 5CVi Track heavy 2 mntuels paid Unnzaf St0 straight 030 place iraSO show Judge lUidrow StO place 100 show Mnskallonge 4 0 show showEipiivalent Eipiivalent booking odds Uiiuzaf 330 to 100 straight 11 to 100 place 90 to 100 show Judge Ilnd row lr to 100 place 130 to 100 show Muskallonge 1J to 100 show showWinner Winner I5r c by Rnnnymedu afra by Solitaire II trained by J AV Forman bred by Mr Adolph 15 Spreckels SpreckelsAVent AVent to post at 237 At post minutes Start good and slow Won driving second and third the same ItlNXAF ran as if much the best in the going raced into the lead in the iirst eighth and drew nit in the stretch to win hard held JUDGE HUKDOW was hard ridden for the entire race lasted well and outstayed MUSKAILONCE The latter raced forwardly from the start and was going well at the end IJED LEflS finished well HY GINGER raced forwardly for the first threeeighths and suffered keenly from MTSKALLOXGES interference interferenceScratched Scratched 17215 Itrunswick 115 47173 Ace High 115 4721S Old Chap 115 Toss Up 115 Advance 115 Maurice II 115 fc tg rf fv THIPD RACE 4 12 Furlongs Iay R 1C09 525J 2 103 Hermitage Purse Purse TC 6 O C a 1200 2yearolds Colts and Geldings Special Weights Net value to winner 900 second 200 third 100 Index Horsea AWtPPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners Equlr Odds Strt 4717 UNCLE AELO w 113 5 2 2v 2 = 21 Il E Pool M C Moore 250100 47173 BEN ArALET v 113 S 4 4w 31 3U 2 S AVida S Bedford SWIOd SWIOdI1 17173 SMOKE SCREt w 113 7 7 7w I1 in 3l G Stack G A Cochran 125103 w 10S 1 1 41 43 43 c Robon II P AVhitney G50100 5 ° 53 r i H J Burke Miss M J Dainferficld 11IUO1CO 11IUO1COG BOTHERATION w 113 C G G Gi G = 1 L Lyke E R Bradley 4515100 4515100AU AU REVOIR w 10 3 3 7 7 7 G Stone M II Fletcher 20290100 20290100ler 47218 ALL RIGHT SIR w 103 2 Lost rider ler D Connelly G T Arnold 1225100 1225100Time Time 24 48 J 56 Track heavy 2 mutucls paid Uncle Aelo 040 straight 340 place 240 siiow lcn Aalet 760 place 300 show Smoke Screen 230 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Uncle Aelo 220 to 100 straight 70 to 100 place 20 to 100 show I5en Valet 280 to 100 place 50 to 100 show Smoke Screen 15 to 100 show showWinner Winner 15 c by Unfit Velocity by Henry of Navarre trained by AV Perkins bred by Mr Hal Price Headley HeadleyAVent AVent to post at 309 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing IM LK AELO away well and hard ridden in the stntch disposed of SMOKE SCKEEX in the last sixteenth and was drawing away steadily at the end HEX VALET moved up resolutely in the stretch but was lucky to be second SMOKE SCKEKN was away badly and after being rushed into the lead swerved out suddenly as if struck and his riders imlTectiveness near the end cost him second place GUEENLANI ran a good rare ALL RIGHT SIR lost his rider at the start startOverweights Overweights Itothcraliun 3 pounds r Q FOURTH RACE 34 Mile Oct 16 1913 111 2 105 Chestorfiold Handicap x d OOO Purse 1400 3ycarolds and upward Net valuo to winner 1100 second 200 third 100 Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv Odds Strt 47251 AMERICAN ACE wit 1 122 1 4 2 = 3l 1 15 M Garner J Lowe 43 100 47201 ANGON wi 110 45 51 4U 2s 3 J Callahan R H Anderson 2SO100 47201 ATTA BOY II w 3 102 5 3 7 7 4i 32 B Kenndy M Goldblatt 4SOIOO 47115 FLAGS VK 5 120 G 2 ink ink 51 411 R MeCrim Bench Stable 4SO100 4 1022 LOOKING UP wit 4 105 2 f fi1 G1 31 5 F Merimee Ogdcn Stable 15S5100 47201 GREEN GRASS w 5 10J 3 1 5 Gl = K Pool B J Uranium 110100 43021 REFUGEE 11 wu 3 31 7 7 41 2 7 7 S AVida T M Murphy 37C5100 37C5100Time Time 24 48 115 Track heavy 2 mutiHls paid American Ace 1170 straight 550 place 370 show Angon 110 place 2SO show Atta Poy II 320 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds American Ace 485 to 100 straight 175 to 100 place 85 to 100 show Angon 105 to 100 place 40 to 100 show Atta loy II iO to 100 show showWinner Winner lr c by Von Trump Itosegal by Galveston trained by J Lowe bred by Mr Edward Ccbrian CcbrianAVent AVent to post at 335 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won driving second and third the same AMEKKAX AUE showing much spued from the start was kept in the best going in the stretch and gamely outstayed AXGOX The latter saved much ground when coming into the stretch but tired near the end ATTA 150 Y II was outpaced in the early running but outstayed FLAGS in the stretch FLAGS sit a fast pace and tired LOOK1XG UP ran well GREKX GRASS and REFUGEE II quit quitOverweights Overweights Refugee II 2 pounds FIFTH RACE 1 18 Miles May 27 1916 151 4 110 Fortysixth Running KENTUCKY OAKS 5000 Added 3ycarolds Fillies Net value to winner 5470 second 703 third 300 fourth 90 Index Horses AAVtPPSt J4 94 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv Odds Strt 141 = LORRAINE w 31C S 2 3 4 21 1 I1 D Connolly J N Camden uT 100 24 = TRULY RURAL llfi 7 3 2 ii 11 21 23 C Rob on H P Whitney taM100 4 7 144 DRESDEN w J 11G i 1 5i 31 V 31 32 J Hanover Gallaher Bros 235100 235100M7315MLLE M7315MLLE DAZIE llf 5 8 71 G G 4 4 F AVilson AV V Tliraves 3035100 47251 COBAVEBS 11G 2 5 f 8 W f l f L Lyko II P Whitney t 43570 ETHEL GRAY 109 4 7 S 7 71 71 Gtt A Collins M Jones S30100 = J 72 11 DISTINCTION llfi 1 4 in 1i 4h Gl 7 J Howard T C McDowell 3SO100 472 J 3SIREN MAID v 11C H G 4 V S2 S SG AV J OUn E B McLean 4515100 4515100J J 1 = COTTON BLOSSOM lie 3 1 9 U 9 9 M Garner J S Hawkins 1130100 Houplcd in betting as II P AVhitncy entry entryTime Time 24 50 110 144 153 Track heavy 2 mntuels paid Lorraine 1310 straight 550 place 330 show II P Whitney entry 550 place 2s6show Dresden 200 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Lorraine 555 to 100 straight 175 to 100 place 05 to 100 show II P Whitney entry 175 to 100 place 40 to 100 show Dresden 30 to 100 show showWinner Winner IJ f by Ren ISrush Amy J by Itcndornn trained by J C Milam bred by Mr Johnson JohnsonWent Went to i ost at 410 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won handily second and third driving LORRAIXE moved up steadily and under hard riding passed TRULY RUUAL in the last sixteenth and won going away TRULY RURAL raced forwardly from the start and after holding a brief lead held on well to the end DRESDEN was in the heaviest going for most of the way and ran a good race MLLE DAXIE closed a gap anil tired near the end ETHEL GRAY was given a badly judged ride and kept in the bad going DISTINCTION set the early pace and tired in the last quarter quarterScratched Scratched 17144 Busy Signal 110 4731JAlula 11 47214 Orlova 111 jrf A f SIXTH RACE 1 11G Miles Sept 25 1911 144 5 105 Iroquois Park Handicap J S4t Vf Purse 1490 3ycarolds and upward Net value to winner 1100 second 200 third 100 Index Horses AAVtPPSt Vi Vfe vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Lqulv Odds Slrt 17118 BEAVERK1LL WK G 110 3 3 I1 luk iii ii in M Garner Osdcn Stable 425100 1751 P1CTOR w 4 112 5 4 2 32 21 H 21 S AVida C AV Clark 370100 17 rl GENERAL HAIG wis 4 120 1 2 31 2l 3 33 3 = L Lyke AV O Stoner 105100 10510017r 17r l DRASTIC wisSlOS 4 G 6 G 51 4 = 46 13 Pool B J Brannon 1000103 1000103n n W DELICO w 4 10G G 5 41 4i 41 53 5s F Merimcc J S Hawkins 2270100 1750 JACK STUART wn 5 103 2 1 51 51 6 G G J Callahan T Cook 3270100 3270100Time Time 25 50 116 143 149 Track heavy 2 mutuels paid Beaverkill 1050 straight 470 place 240 show Pictor 420 place 250 show Generil Haig 220 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Beaverkill 425 to 100 straight 135 to 100 place 20 to 100 show Pietor 110 to 100 place 25 to 100 show General Haig 10 to 100 show showWinner Winner Pr h by Ogden Dolly Higgins by Migraine t rained by S M Henderson bred by Mr MrWent Went to post at 440 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AAon driving second and third the same BEAAERKILL helped by the soft going and ridden hard set a good pace and came fast after seemingly being btaten and got up again to win in the last stride PICTOR saved ground on the turns but tired after taking a clear lead GENERAL HAIG suffered from interference on the first two turns and tired uiider his heavy weight DltASTIU had Ho mishaps UELICO quit SEVENTH RACE 1 116 Miles Sept 25 1911 144 5 105 Purso 1000 3yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 8CO second 125 third thirdy75 y75 Index Ilorsea AWtPPSt U Vt StrFin Jockeys Owners Eqniv Odds Strt wn G 112 2 4 1U I it ii iii M Garrer Cain Sanford Sanfordn 47133 CORYDON n 5 110 4 1 4U 31 4l 21 2 J Roberts Allen Stockier Stockierw 47252BOMBAST w n 5 107 810 rii 5 3 33 3s B Kenndy F P Lcttelller Lcttelllerw 47318 JACK REEVES w 7 107 6 7 GH 73 51 4 = 4 AV Jarrell Anderson Wright Wrightws 4 7252 J C STONE ws 7 115 7 8 7IG Gl 5 5i E Pool AV Perkins 47119 BOURBON LAD wu 5 112 9 G 10 9 = 9 ° 61 J Hanover Gallaher Bros 30 Pl X 4 72 13 JOVIAL wi 102 10 2 31 41 7l 7 7 F Hunt AVilliains Bros 275JOOJ 4 129 ADELANTE wn C 112 3 5 SI Si SI S S F Smith T J Pendergast IffJTlOO 47280 = HARLOCK w 5 107 E 3 2 2i 21 9 = 9 J Carmbdy J if Mortdy SS100 SS100LIT LIT PANCHITI wn 91 1 9 91 10 10 10 10 P Lonjt J Umenscttcr SS IW IWTime Time 25 50 118 140 152 Track heavy 2 mutnels paid Bond 5040 straight 1270 place 770 sliow Corydon 570 place 390 show Bombast i70 show Equivalent booking odds Bund 2420 to 100 straight 535 to 100 place 2S5 to 100 show Corydon 1S to 100 place 95 to 100 show Bombast 235 to 100 show v A AAVinner AVinner Ch g by Etliclbert Boudoir by Octagon trained by AV M Cain bred in France by Mr August Belmont BelmontAVent AVent to post at 509 At post 5 minutes Start good and slow AVon driving second and thirifthe same BOXD well ridden Avas taken into the lead at once and under hard riding was made toblaVt long enough CORVDOX raced forwardly all the way and would have won iiin few strides more BOMBAST ran a good race JACK BEEVES ran well BOUKBOX LAD seemingly could never getfrtV ce going fully in his stride JOVIAL ran pjOrly Overweights Little 1anchiti 1 pound Jamaica Form Chart JAMAICA FORM CHART JAMAICA 1 I N Y WEDNESDAY MAY 19 1920 Fourth day Metropolitan Jockey Club Spring Meeting of 7 days Weather cloudy temperature GO Steward to Represent Jockey rum v S Vosbiirgh Judges C H Pettingill and EC Smith Starrer Mars Cassidy iacing Secretary AV C Edwards Racing starts at 230 p in Chicago time 1230 p in W indicates whip S spu spunres nres in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date track record age of horse ind weight carried Indicates apprentice allowance 47 19 FIKS KACE 34 Mile Oct 13 1918 111 3 126 Prospect Purse Purse 800 6 J TJr 3 3yearolds and upward Allowances Net value to winner GOO second 125 third thirdT 73 T IA Index Horses AWtPPSt 4 i Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II OP 42783 SUNFLASII II w G 121 2 5 5w SA 4l yi 1 = 13 Fator S C Hildreth 21 1G51G51 25 47110 IMA FRANK w s 7 11G G 3 3w = l 2 13 Haynes J J Maher 12 20 15 4 75 44 MiSENFILADE w 5 113 4 I 11 21 l t 3 C Fbther M L Schwartz 45 1 71014 out outli1 472GI THE TROUT 3 108 3 li liw li1 G1 5i 4 A SchuijrJ AV McClelland 7 10 10 2i 1 47201 ON TROMP w 5 US 7 7 7w 1 T 71 1 M Bux on J A Coburn HO IX 30 S 4 47201 PO ATELLO w wi 3 107 1 1 4 51 G = C1 II Myers Kilrmc Stable 20 25 25 S 21 21w 43478 GLOOMY GUS w G US 5 2 21 lk 2 7l C Turner O C Raseh 15 25 20 G 21 21wi 4 OS 11 KEEN JANE wi 4 110 S S S S 8 S J Zoeller Sylvester Stable 100 100 100 40 20 20Time Time 24 48 113 Track fast Winner P li by Snnbright Xapthalia by St Angelo trained bv S C Hildreth bred in Enland by Capt J C Hartley AVent to post at 231 At post 3 minutes Start good and slow AVo i easily second and third driv ¬ ing SUXKLASII II after being under stoiit restraint in tfic early ruining came with a rush through the final eighth and won easing up IMA FRAXK was a forward contend r for the entire race and came wide when entering the stretch but outstayed KXFILADE in the final rive The latter saved ground on the turns and raced under pressure all the way but gave way whei challenged as if short THE TROUT closed a gap BOX TROMP finished well CLOOMV SIS quit b idly in the stretch stretchScratched Scratched 47201 Padriae 110 17209 Super 10S 44403 Round Robin 105 47110 Leading Star 115 440I3 Gloria France 103 103Overweights Overweights The Trout 3 pounds Pocatello 2 O SECOND RACE 34 Mile Oct 13 1918 111 3 126 Purse 800 3ycarolds O and upward Claiming Net value to winner COO second 125 third 75 Index Horses AWt AWtPPSt Vi Str Fin Jockeys OHO P 472i2 = ASTERISK w 4 110 3 3 31 21 23 A Johnson J A Harper 47202 FRANK AVATERSwn 5 110 52 1 1 11 2 C Turner A A Reilly 21 44 S5 010 4289 GOLD VALE w 4 107 1 1 G1 C 41 3 L Fator T II AVilson fi G 5 2 1 4292TIGER ROSE w 4 105 4 5 5 4 3 4 D Hopkins Robertson T 10 10 4 2 1 2G2OUR NEPHEW wn 5 10GJ 2 7 71 73 Gs 5i T Rowan J Gentler 4 5 41 S5 710 4951 BARRYS PET w 3 102 G G 21 3 52 G L McAtee A H Fry 20 20 7r 21 G5 G542I11PIERREAFEU 42I11PIERREAFEU w G 110 8 S 41 rl 7 7 = 11 McTagt N Hooper 2o 10 40 151 S 4480G BABETTE wr 5 107 74 S S S 8 II Myers D AV Baycs 50 50 EO 20 8 Time 24 48 113 Track fast v vAVinner AVinner B g by Astronomer Helen OC by His Highness trained by AV F Wilson bred by Mr David Gideon GideonWent Went to post at 302 At post 3 minutes Start good a id slow AVon driving second and third the same ASTERISK after racing in close pursuit of the lea ler responded gamely to an energetic hand ride in the homestretch and outstayed FRAXK AVATERS ii the final drive The latter was away for wardly and sotting a fast pace held on resolutely when cl illenged GOLDVALE was shuffled back on the far turn and came wide when entering the stretch but asily passed TIGER ROSE The latter had no mishaps OUR NEPHEW finished well BARRYS PET ran a good half halfOverweights Overweights Our Nephew 1J pounds IiorreaFeu 3 Babette 5 AF7 Si THIRD RACE 34 Mile Oct 13 191C 111 3 126 Purse 500 3yearolds jt 0 sJJTtTB and upward Claiming Net value to winner CCO second 125 third 75 J Index Horses AWtPPSt Vz TiStrFin Jockeys O H O P 47283AMER EAGLE v 5 105 2 1 1 11 I1 1 J Xoellor Pelican Stable 21 1351154513 47280 PHALAR1S v 4 107 3 4 2J 23 21 2 L Fator R Bcamolt G5 75131092015 47289 PADDY A n 5 110 1 2 3 31 3l 3 M Ruxton H Acker 10 10 10 3 75 44827 LARGHETTO v3 05 7 5 4s 41 4 4i F AVelncr J ShauRhncssy 4 G 6 2 1 47289 SANTIAGO A n 5 111 G G 5 5s f 51 T Rice Marronc Stable 15 15 10 3 85 8547289SUNROSE 47289SUNROSE v 5 97 4 3 7 = G Gr M SehwtzJ Tierney 15 25 25 8 4 43912 ARROWHD INN v3 97 5 7 G3 7207127100 jjahin J B McDanicl 15 r 0 f020i8 41313 KELIHER wu 3 100 8 S S S S S C Ponce Pclham Stable 50 100 100 49 OV OVTime Time 24 48 115 Track fast Winner Ch li by The Manager Star Cat by Star Shoot trained by J G AVagnon bred by Mr Thomas C McDowell K KAVent AVent to post at 332 At post 1 mil nte Start good and slow AVon driving second and third the same AMKRICAX EAGLE set a fast e rly pace and drew away in the stretch but tired badly in tlift closing strides and just lasted long inui gh to win PIIALAK1S followed the leader closely from the stirt linislied gamely under punishment nd almost got up PADDY saved ground on the turns aiidiiill islied gamely LAIUUIETTO was forced vide on the stretch turn and came fast through the last eighth SANTIAGO ran fairly well wellOverweights Overweights Larghetto 3 pounds Santiago 1 Kclilier 3 FOURTH RACE 5 12 Furlongs May 19 1919 105 4 122 Eleventh Running MONTAUK SELLING STAKES 1500 Added 2yearolds Net value to winnerc 2140 second 350 third 150 Index Horses AAVtPPSt 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners OHO 47253 ALCATRAK w 112 4 2 23 2Z 2r U M Puxton J A Coburn 2 11511535 out out47231EYE 47231EYE OPENER wn 102 11 1 It 1 i L McAtee Nasreme Stable G5 2 35l buf buf47293SUPERWOMAN 47293SUPERWOMAN wit 10G 2 3 3l 4 4 31 AV Kelsay AV I Salmon 95 95 S5 92Cout 472 3HARD GUESS wr 101 3 1 4 31 3 = I F AVeiner J Butler 20 25 25 4 1 1Time Time 23 48 100 107 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner Ch c by Aon Trump Gottlieben by Rubicon trained by C Buxton bred by Mr Edward Cebrian AVent to post at 403 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon driving second and third the same ALCATRAX gained steadily on EVE OlKXER and finishing fast and gamely outstayed him iii the final drive EVE OPEXER began fast and raced into a long lead on Hie backstretch but tired when challenged and put under punishment SUPEKWOMAX ran a poor race and appeared inclined to sulk HAUD GUESS displayed a Hash of speed but ran out when entering the homestretch r Ar7 5 Afe FIFTH RACE 5 12 Furlongs May 19 1919 105 4 122 Clarennon Handicap JC d O KlJ 1000 Added 3yearolds and upward Net value to winner 765 second 200 third 100 Index Horsea AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners 47204 LORD BRIGHTON w 4 112 1 1 H 21 2 1 L Fator S C Ilildrcth 4511101 451110147243TICKLIsn 47243TICKLIsn wr 4 1081 3 4 44 31 2 A JohnsonR E AVatkins 21 31 31 ia OUL 42923OLD KOENIG wn 7 12G 4 2 2 = Ill1 3i E Haynes J J Mahcr 3 3 3 45 out outl144C3ROUND l144C3ROUND ROBIN wi 3 101 2 3 31 i 4 4 L McAtee R T AVilson 15 15 12 3 1 1Time Time 23 47 59 105 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner Ch c by Ballot Miss Crittenclen by Royal Flush III trained by S C Ilildrcth bred by Mr John McClintock AVent to post at 432 At post 3 minutes Start good and slow AVon driving second and third the same LORD RRIGHTOX set a fast pace then was taken back on the last turn but came around the leader in the stretch and drew clear at the sixteenth post then began to pull up and had to be hard ridden at the finish TICKLISH saved ground on the turns and was in tight quarters to the final eighth then closed up gamely when clear and outstayed OLD KOKXIG at the end The latter raced into the lead and set a fast pace but tired in the final drive ROUXD ROBIX ran a good race raceOverweights Overweights Ticklish 1 pounds Round Itobin 4 SIXTH RACE 58 Mile May 19 1917 59 2 109 Purse 800 2yearolds Maidens Special Weights Net value to winner 600 second 125 third 75 Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 01 GEN J M GOMEZ w llu 2 1 Iii T Murray A II Diaz C5 32 3212 01 200 EAST VIEW w 115 5 2 21 C Turner J Butler 5882 2 172032FRIZLET w 115 4 3 3472GG 3 C Fbther Oneck Stable G5 G5 1 11 ot 472GG BLACK TOP wn 115 3 4 4ETERNITY 4 = 1 T Rice A Herbert 15 30 25 5 2 ETERNITY W 1151 5 5 A SchugrJ AV McClcllad G 15 15 4 S5 Time 23 47 101 Track fast Winner B c by Hessian Expressing by Star Shoot trained by AV McDaniel bred by Mr John E Madden l VV VVAVent AVent to post at 503 At post 5 minutes Start good and slow AVon driving second and tliirdtlio same GKXERAL J M GOMEZ finished gamely under hard pressure and got up to win in thri rtimlj stride EAST VIEW quickly raced into a long lead but tired badly in the final eighth FRIXLET raTT well and finished close up The others were never contenders 8 8r r Charts Continued on sixth page Stake Dates For 1920 STAKE DATES FOR 1920 Southampton Handicap Jamaica May 20 20Colorado Colorado Stakes Jamaica Hay 22 22Kings Kings County Handicap Jamaica May 22 22Kings Kings Plate Woodbine Park Toronto OntMay 22 Xew York Steeplechase Belniont ParkXMay 24 Metropolitan Handicap Beluiont Park May 24 24Garden Garden City Handicap Belmont Park May 25 25Toronto Toronto Cup Woodbine Park Toronto Out May 20 20llollhi llollhi Stakes Selling Belmont Park May 20 20Bouquet Bouquet Stakes Selling Belmont Park May 27 27Bayside Bayside Handicap Belmont Park May 28 28Fashion Fashion Stakes Belmont Park May 29 29Withers Withers Stakes Beluiout Park May 29 Juvenile Stakes Bcimout Park May 31 31Toboggah Toboggah Handicap Belmont Park May 31 31International International Steeplechase Belmont Park Juno1 I ICentreport Centreport Handicap Belmont Park JunU 2 2Ladies Ladies Handicap Belmont Park June 3 Westbury Handicap Belmont IPark JtmeKj47 JtmeKj47Meadow Meadow Brook Steeplechase Belmont Park June 5 5Suburban Suburban Handicap Belmont Park1 iJurie 5V 5VLittle Little Neck Handicap Belntont Parkc ParkcJinteTr JinteTr JinteTrnarlem narlem Stakes Selling BMniont Pitrk PitrkitJifiigiS itJifiigiS Keene Memorial Stakes Belmont PiirkvvJnrieP9i Grand National Steeplechast BelmoiitParkJumtflO BelmoiitParkJumtflOQtiogue Qtiogue Handicap Belmont Park tJuiullrtt1 tJuiullrtt1Amateur Amateur Ciip Belmont Park Ju et12r et12rCoacliing Coacliing Club American Oaks Belmont i Park i i June 12 Page 4 Jamaica Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, May 20. Jamaica Entries and Past Performances for Thursday May 20 WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST The figures under the heading Rec in the entries below show the best time of each horse at the distance since January 1 1918 no matter where it finished In cases where record was wasmade made on other than a fast or good track trackabbreviations abbreviations show track conditions Raring stirts at 230 i in Chicago time 1230 Superior mud runner x Good mud runner J runnerJ Fair mud ruuHor M Maidens Apprentice Apprenticeallowance allowance b Blinkers BlinkersFirst First Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolds SellingTrack 3yearolds Selling Track record Oct 13 1US 1111 3 125 125Todays Todays TodaysInd Ind Horse Wt nee AWtHan 5n ll PIiintoin Fair 110 I 105x72 451182 Head Over Heels 117 114 111X720 4473 bWalk tlic rinnklll 315 111 715 453W2 Douglas Faiibanks103 114 100X710 100X71047l0 47l0 Elmiiiit M 115 115 10S705 10S705Second Second Race 1 Mile aril 70 Yards YardsClernumt Clernumt 1iirsc 1iirsc3yearo1ds 3yearo1ds and upward Allowances Track record Oct 11 J1S 143 1 112 2 J42 blrinceps 117145 r 113X750 113X750437V 437V Bhi laddie 4 112 74r 74r472HI 472HI Feodor 9X74 44858 blcn Uose 4 107X740 47201 bAmerican Soldier 3 JI9X72 4 ISS Major Domo 102 l4fiif 4 1171730 47251 King Albert 3 JI7730 44454 Hovallieti 110 1459 4 114 725 72541H41 41H41 bNolawn 108145 f 113 72 72Third Third Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Selling SellingTrack Track record Oct 13 llllS IMlJf 3 125 43577 Abadane 115 112 = f 5 117X725 472 l = Midiaii M Hi 115 3 10720 1072047202s 47202s bKfficient Ill 113 4 117X715 4OS5 bYvette 105 111 47251 Fair Colleen 8 100 70r 70r4COS8 4COS8 bGleipner US 115 7 117X700 117X700472SO 472SO Marion Hollins 105 113 4 107 700 Fourth Race 1 116 Miles Twelfth Running Southampton Handicap 82500 Added Added3yearolds 3yearolds Track record June IS 1SI17 145 fi 123 43951 KItEWEU 112 X 47200 Feodor 112X740 47194 Anniversary 110 l51h 1015X740 47254 bSea Mint 110X73 47251 King Albert 104 735 43413 bGladiator 103 730 730Fifth Fifth Race 58 Mile Mile2yearolds 2yearolds Maidens Fillies Special Weights Track record May 19 1917 59 2 109 472072 Jacobina 111X725 47288 = Mantilla Ill 102 111 720 47255 Wedgwood 112 l02ifs lit 715 715472SS3 472SS3 Marjorie M Ill 102 111 715 SS Foam Ill 102 111 710 Chincoteague 11 1 03s 111 710 710472i 472i Theodosia 112 l04s 111 705 47114 Hosecliff 111 700 700Tottie Tottie blk f by Hrummel De ¬ sirous by Ham ¬ burg 112 Sixth Race 58 Mile year olds Allowances ird May 10 1017 50 2 100 472032 Omer K 112 102 115 725 47255 Itunatrix 112 l02s 112 720 7204728S 4728S Turnabout M 111 103 105 715 47293 Crest M 112 103 100 710 710Bengalese Bengalese blk c by Delhi Domi ¬ noes by Domino 100 Jamaica Jockey Percentages. JAMAICA JOCIvKY VKIICR From January 1 I to May i At or Over Jockey JockeySande Wt Mts Sande n 107 408 408lit Fairbrotlier C lit 184 184I Kiimmer C I OS 452 Ambrose E 110 418 418SS Allen A SS 5 Coltiletti F 90 538 Troxler It 112 244 Itbwan J 100 5 Butwell T 112 no Kelsay W 107 514 51410S liice T 10S 479 1ickens A 105 355 Hamilton II 103 354 lohnson A 105 425 McAtee I 103 259 rurke J II 102 203 Morris L 115 190 Fa tor E 100 175 Humes E KM 158 Fletcher I 100 125 Iux F 95 159 Sterling I 107 402 Xoeller 1 104 221 Iodrignez J 108 704 Wessler J 101 101 Nickluns A 110 18 Mooiiey J 101 740 Barrett X 103 318 1once C 95 90 Jockey Mts 1st Hopkins D 08 7 72S Haynes E 2S f Obert W Murphy F Itichcreek A Conway J tan S It Bryson F Corey O Ridenotir W Heupel J Taylor W Wakoff II Mergler C Dislimon C Swart II Babin C Era us A Woodstock F Moore E McGee J Hanmer II Marrero A Ienmaii L Peters 1 Koehm E Shelepets J Slattery S First Race [1st Jamaica] FIRST RACE 34 Mile 3yearolds Selling Oct 13 1918 lll i 3 12G 12GIndex Index Course DIst TimeTckOddi Wt St H Btr Fin Jockeys Started Order of Flniik PHANTOM FAIR b f 3 106 By Peter Quince Bellita by Ben Brush BrushTrainer Trainer J Dennison Owner P J Connelly 4C931 HdeGce 34 l15V5fast 1710 110 2 1 1 l ° fc li j n Burkel5 Pokey Jane En Caruso Midian 4GS29 IldeGce Si f lOSislow C5 104 13 13 13 13 13 = J II Burkel4 Ira Wilson Ace of Aces DrIlall 303 FGnda 5i f l10 mud 6 106 1 3 3 32 3i 1 Pierce l Anticipate Who Cares Ls Pet 44S27 Bowie Gi f l21fast 145 102 1 1 1 2i 510 R McCrnn 9 Weary Sis llelene Ameri Hoy 44777 Bowie 51 f l07fast 43 110 5 5 o 51 GI R McCrnn 7 Pontypridd Lunetta Kallipolis 43518 Saratoga 5S 59good 15 109 9 10 9 91 9 2 L Fator 12 BusjSignal MDnecr BaudCall HEAD OVER HEELS ch f 3 116 116Trainer By Celt Belle Fleur by Eon Trainer J W May Owner J W May May4C9S2 lay 4C9S2 Pimlico 34 115 slow 14 115 1 1 145 O18 C Dishmn S Arctlmsa IjItrummcl Cleopatra 40791 HdeGce 51 f lOSgood 95 10S 5 1 1 1 3 = J C Dishmon 5 Kubidium Virginia HisChoice 44244 Empire Ab 34 lllhvy 4 IIS 2 1 3 31 48 T Davies 5 Lunetta Edwina ISrisht Gold 44271 Jamaica 34 l12fast C 117 1 1 113 = 3 J R Troxler 5 Pilgrim St Allan Sagamore 44219 Jamaica 51 1 f l07fast 3J 120 1 1 14413C 1 11 ink T Davies 5 Hetty J Cleopatra North Helle 4413C Jamaica 5S I0l7shvy 85 112 2 1 1 I1 11 T Davies 4 M Dancer Indiscretion UettyJ 440C3 Jamaica 58 lOOMifast 4 113 4 2 2 2s 1 L Ensor 7 Pontypridd Lunetta Hetty J 4S872 HdeGce 34 l12 = ifast 53f 109 5 2 4 4nt S11 J Dreyer 10 Constancy HobHaker UastenOn 43399 Saratoga 51 f l05fast 12 112 3 3WALK 4 9 12J 121S P MusgvelT Constancy Wed Cake Gerina GerinaBy WALK THE PLANK ch g 3 116 116Trainer By Cock o the Walk Privateer by Meddler Trainer W K Henry Owner Mr Bayard 44735 Pimlico 34 l15V5hvy C7 113 7 7 C Co 513 A Johnson 9 Sisterlllcne Cinderella Goldine 44721 Pimlico 1 142 fast 47 114 5 3 5 C 4 = J A JohnsonlO Toiicanet K Champion Ireland 44707 Pimlico 34 l14 fast 3Sf 110 3 344G90 887 = 7 C Gordon 12 MIuckett FaisDore Uunnyven 44G90 Pimlico 34 l13slov CO 98 7 744GJ9 7 7 7 7S2 J Pierce 7 Damask Kinnoul Carmandale 44GJ9 RoseTree Ab34 fast 35 110 11044G55 1 C Gordon 5 F Consul Halayeuse HrdLine 44G55 RoseTree Ab7S fast 6 Ifl 3 G Gordon 10 DrJohnson Vague Nonesuch 4430 Jamaica 34 l14jfast 30 111 4 442S42 5 8 8s 75i J Rodgez 9 UambKose Cinderella HrGold 42S42 Aqduct 34 I15y5fast C 113i 8 84WU 10 10 96 Sla T Davies 11 HrGold llampden Lo Glorieux 4WU UHnts Ab34 fast 75 122 1 4 3 310 ink A Johnson 4 Weary Sea Serpent Shetland 4009 Belmont 5Jf st lOGmud 100 10S 3 4 4 31 3 A Johnson 5 Domiiiiiiue Cleoatra FaiDore 4335 Saratoga 51 f lOCifast 25 110 4 44327G 4 3 3 25 J G Petz S Heck and Call Caubeen Midian 4327G Saratoga 51 f l05fast 12 110 4 4 G o 52 K AmbrselO SmartGuy HandCall Connoran 43129 Aqduct 34 115 slop 165 106 1 14307C 5 4 3 3i K Ambrse 5 AmericanHoy Cormornn Midian 4307C Aqduct 5S 101 fast Si 107 4 5 5 32 l E Ambrse 7 Connoran Ladylike MarcelleM DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS ch c 3 109 109Tra By Celt Maud B L by Star Shoot Shoot2ok Tra ner W McDaniel Owner A H Diaz Diaz4Gn99 4Gn99 Ha ana 34 l13fast 2i 10S 1 11 114C077 2ok 2H W Taylor 0 Herron Ravcnsca Sentry 4C077 Ha ana 51 f l07fast 3 10ft 2 23 31 42J A Plckens 5 HlackPrince Nor Helle LSweep 45171 Ha ana 5S 59fast 1 10S 3 22 24 2s A Plckens 7 Ft Churchill PolarCub Diomed DiomedIl 44932 Ha aha 5S l05hvy 85 108 2 11 1141S40 Il 1 1 A Pickens 5 M Hradley Annabelle LSweep LSweep1s 41S40 Ha ana 12 4Sifast 1 IOC 2 1 1s 1 T Murray 5 QGalTney GItump MFzluiBli 41754 Havana 12 48 fast 3 112 1 2 2 25 A Pickens 8 Plain Hill Cuba Mary FitzhuKh 41544 Havana 12 48fast 85 113 3 3 41 G3J A Pickens 9 Sea Hat Grey IJitnip Plain Hill FLMONT b s 3 M 108 By Luke McLuke Kerr by Uncommon UncommonTrainer Trainer T J Healey Owner R T Wilson 47290 Jamaica 34114 fast S 115 2 4 5 CJ 9IS C Turner 12 Feodor M Antoinette LArchie 41271 Saratoga 58 59 ifast 50 110 13 10 10 Iol 9 I Ensor 15 TruIyKural Hastenun Arlolut 42T5 Pimlico 41 I 5G fast 209 114 9 56 G5 6 = J H Bullmanll Querca Afternoon Virginia L Second Race [2nd Jamaica] SECOND RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards Clermont Purse 3yearolds and upward Allowances Oct 11 1918 143 4 112 112PRINCEPS PRINCEPS ch h 5 113 By Fair Play St Priscilla by Rayon dOr dOrTrainer Trainer S C Hildreth Owner S C Hildreth 52G42 Belmont 1 11G l44V iast 85 104 111 1 I5 I7 E Taplln 0 Henevolent Holster DsClioice DsClioicei42S i42S Saratoga 1 l3SV fast 910 IOC 322 2 lz I4 L Lyke 0 I azy Ixni Peerless One Garbage 38110 Aqduct 1 l38fast G 110 S 4 3 4 52 515 P Robsonl2 Assume Gnelaml Gex GexS8S41 S8S41 Aqduct 1 l3Sfast 12 115 7 5 5 3 5s 51 W Hhries 7 J an Hout Kashmir P Drapeau BLUE LADDIE b E 4 112 B BTrainer By Cylgad Blue Girl by Sir Diion Trainer J Rowe Owner H P Whitney 43755 Aqduct G f 1 lSf ast 40 10011 13 13 13 1 1436SO 135 G W Car113 FryWand CTassel Ilollister IlollisterG1 436SO Belmont 1 l3G4ifa3t 12 101 7 G G G G1 G143G24 718 E Ambrse 7 Audacious Valor Ilollister IlollisterG 43G24 Belmont 34 st lllgood 10 10S 3 C G G G4r03 C18 B Ambrse 7 Naturalist Hilly Kelly Enfilade EnfiladeGi 4r03 Saratoga 34 lllfast 10 10G 7 77 Gi G42 E Ambrse 7 Startling LHghton OKosebud OKosebudS5 43358 Saratoga 1 137 fast 10 119 798 8 S5 8 = W Knapp 9 Hnnibal WPmiaut Tderclap TderclapC1 39242 Saratoga 34 llChvy 7 122 4 C 4 C C1 51 F Robson 9 Hannibal Terentia Yurncari 2S51G Belmont 5S st l00fast 95 115 3 2 11 11FEODOR I1 F Robson 8 Hannibal Sweepinent KoiCraig KoiCraigBy FEODOR ch c 3 89 B BTrainer By Ivan the Terrible Nannie Hodge by Rossingr Trainer H McDaniel Owner E R Harriman 47290 Jamaica 34114 fast G5 315 4 2 2 I1 1 T Rice 12 MAtette LArchie TNepliew J7122 Pimlico 34 115 fast 10 112 1 3 2 21 3i W Kelsay 10 Super Scurry Lady Hrumniel 47084 Pimlico 1 l42fast 32 10G 111 1 I1 2 W Kelsay 12 Dr Joe Itoyal Jester Translate 40993 Pimlico 1 143 fast 2910 115 115432G2 Gil 1 21 3 = W Kelsay 10 Fairway Itoyal Jester Yaphank 432G2 Saratoga 34 l12fast 20 112 5 4 4 72 714 G KummerlO Man o War Upset Homely 43215 Empire Ab 34 110 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35J C Kummer 5 Duch Lace MyFriend G Swell AMERICAN SOLDIER br c 3 99 99Trainer By Duval Mary Hunter by Orison Trainer I Garson Owner F Houseman 472G1 Jamaica 51 f l07slov 25 109 3 G S 71 SJ II Myers 9 Padriac R R Foso TheArclier TheArclierI2 44544 Empire Ab 34 l13mud 115 116 5 42 I2 I5 J Butwell 7 East Glow HelQueen LLeaves LLeavesin 43713 Belmont 51f st l07slow 75 115 4 33 in 2n E Ambrse 7 llampden Hread Line S Helle 43513 Saratoga 5S l01good 145 105 9 G 4 31 2 k v Lang 9 Hiff Hang Sadiel MockOrange 4t445 Saratoga 58 l03mud 20 11011 G 6 6MAJOR G G2 H Thurberl5 ShlaghII Connoran JHullaut JHullautBy MAJOR DOMO ch g 4 117 117Trainer By The Manager Lucy Locket by Order Trainer C K Moore Owner C K Moore Moore4CDGS 4CDGS HdeGce Im70yl44 fast 50 102 4 4 3 4 44G840 4 53 F Lux G Irish Kiss WPennant TDesert 4G840 HdeGce 1 142 slow SO 10G 4 4 4 5 5 4H M Mountn 7 Datnrosch WViolet WMachine C78G HdeGce Im70yl48slow 130 110 C 4 5 G G4G433 61 G30 M Mountn 7 Holster Tantalus WelshsFolly 4G433 Havana Im50y l42fast 5 105 2 3 2 2 24G303 3 3J M Mountn 9 Kiku Hubbub Tufter TufterG 4G303 Havana 1 l3Sfast 31 106 7 8 8 7 74G128 G t 44J M Mountn 9 Hlue Wrack Col Taylor Kiku 4G128 Havana 1 1lG l45fast 3i 105 5 3 3 3 32 33 M Mountn 7 Alvord Buford Poacher COW Havana Im50y l42Vifast 2i 10G 6 4 3 2 2WOlMlavana 21 11 G Corey 0 Scotch Verdict lolite Berlin i WOlMlavana 110 fast 8 103 4 8 9 9 71 53J G Corey 10 Bally Alvord Poacher iuW KING ALBERT b c 3 97 97Trainer By King James Rosccrest by Goldcrest Trainer J H McAvoy Ovncr T Monahan 47251 Jamaica 5J f l07Hlow 15 109 9 99 51 44 C Kummer 9 Padriac It It Hose TheArclier 43550 Saratoga 51 f l0145iast 50 108 a 66 5 5tl A Schugr 5 Dominique Clpatra CHershlcr 42857 Jamaica 5S l01Hfast 95 106 4 S 7 51 1 A SchugrlO Anzac Ormbel Sweet Apple 42S07 Jamaica 5S l01 l01sfast = sfast 165 112 6 54 G 51 A Schugrll Pawnee II MSinner WhoCares 4254S Belmont 4if st 53fast 40 115 6 13 13 9i lli A Schugrl4 Upset Service Star KChampIon ROYALLIEU b c 4 114 114Trainer By The Manager Kings Daughter by Ornament Trainer J H McAvoy Owner T Monahan 444G4 Empire Im70y l45fast G 110 G G 7 G 58 54J J RodgezlO Chief Daydiie Veteran 441G3 Jamaica Im70yl47slow 85 112 G 7 7 1 I1 I1 J Rodgea 8 SGrafton SusaiiM Assumption 4300G Aqduct 34 l13fast 10 115 1 76 71 5 A Schuerlii LeadinsStar DiffEyes Jeweler NOLAWN b B 5 113 113Trainer By Sir John Johnson Onaga by Clifford Trainer T OBrien Owner J J Maher 4C141 Havana 51 f lOCfast 12 111 2 41 4nk j G Pet 5 Surplice Peasant TothMninR 4C07S Havana 34 l12ifast 0 110 G G G4i W Brown 5 Hlondel Deckhand TothMIng 45908 Havana 51 f 108 fast S 113 2 2 k 45 R McCrnn 5 Peasant All Aglow W Ward 45GC4 Havana 34 l12fast 3 105 5 4 G i A Collins fi Poacher Currency Surplice 454C9 Havana 34 lllfast 15 99J 4 3s 31 F Merimee 5 Surplice Marse John StarUealm Third Race [3rd Jamaica] THIRD RACE 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Soiling Oct 13 1918 111 3 120 120ABADANE ABADANE b g 5 117 By Maboul II Alby by Rabelais RabelaisTrainer Trainer T J Harmon Owner L Waterbury Waterbury43G77 43G77 Belmont 78 l2afast 720 113 211 1 1s I4 C Kummer 5 Whimsy Dad Choice Monomoy 43T15 Saratoga 34 l12goocl 920 115 7 44 42 3 W Knapp 8 Hack Hay Valerie West Sedan 42908 Jamaica 1140 good 95 116 3 5 2 1 25 24 J Loftrs 5 Wood trap Catnouflenr Miuloll 42798 Jamaica 34 Il3itast 4 116 5 9 6 31 I2 J Loftus 14 Quietude Yoimeed Cobalt Laus 42C75 Belmont Gi f 118 fast 115 11C 4 1 1J J Loftus 5 ArrahGoOn Wobdtrap Whimsy MIDIAN b c 3 M 100 By Meridian Veneta Strome by Ben Strome Trainer M J Murphy Owner A E Kittridge 4 72S9 Jamaica 51 f lOGfast C 10G 1 2 2 22 21 T Murray 12 MadamUytig AmEagle Phalarla 47202 Jamaica 51 f lOSVssow 12 10G 12 11 G 7 4T1 T Murray 15 Title Asterisk Efficient Efficient4C951 4C951 HdeGce 34 l15Vifast 4310 115 3 2 31 42J J Butwell 15 Ihan Fair PokJane EnCaruao EnCaruao4r 4r Ml irdeGce 34115 fast 135 11G 4 2 3 3 44 L McAtee 15 A of Aces LibGirl UoyalJester UoyalJester437G1 437G1 IldeGce Ci f l07fast 6 112 10 99 isi 7 = E Sande 15 Kirah Sea Queen Mock Orange 43728 HdeGce 51 f 111 hvy 12 11510 10 10 10 10 C Robson 15 HobeyHaker Hurry Cr of Gobi Gobi435C2 435C2 Saratoga 51 f lOGfast 15 110 5 32 G1 G5i W Kelay S Hnckliorn II Hurry Sadie U EFFICIENT blk c 4 117 By Star Shoot Fulfill by Plaudit PlauditTrainer Trainer C Williams Owner C Williams Williams472C2 472C2 Jamaica 51 f l03low s5 111 1 11 Il 32J M Buxton 15 Title Asterisk Midian Midian4X92 4X92 Saratoga 34 l14slow 5 103 3 2 2 2 2 B Ambrse 7 HindingTie Poacher TheDosert 43254 Saratoga 34 l12fast S 98 2 33 32 48 J Callahan 11 Lion dOr ArrahGoOn SamUeli 42474 Belmont Clf st 1OG slow 15 IOC 1 12 12 12 122 L McAtee 12 Merry Princess The Hoy Toto 42357 Jamaica 34 l13iast 7 111 2 1 1 1J In L McAtee S YoungAdam WarZnne Marmite 39CS3 Belmont 34 st l124 fast 25 117 11 13 14 14 13 J Williamsin Dunboyne Sir Barton Purchase YVETTE ch f 4 107 107Trainer By Fitz Grafton Collar of Roses by Collar Trainer R Colston Owner M Shea 4COS5 Jefson 5S 1 00f ast 7 109 4 4 4 4l 4s T Pargtonl4 Toe the Mark Stepson Tattle 45791 FGnds 3r4 l12fast CO 1097 9 889 11 to T Pargtonl2 Tacola American Ace Arnold 43S97 Saratoga 34112 fast 20 103 2 4 8 8s S12 H Hamtn 9 War Kiss Joyful Fill II 43307 Saratoga 34 l13V4good 30 111111 9 11 102 9 i E Haynes 12 Vancouver Iluttuntrope Joyful 43015 Adduct 1 l3Sfast 10 109 1 4 44200G 7 G 7s 6 E Haynes S Herodias Ph Maid HDancerll 4200G Oaklwn 34 l14fast 4J 105 9 9FAIR 3 3 14 1s C Robson 9 ScrubLdy Bridesman Warldol FAIR COLLEEN b f 3 100 By Celt Sumptuous by Fatherless Trainer 0 Crosthwait Owner A A Reilly J72G1 Jamaica V f l077islow 100 101 2 5 5 9 9TJ F Weiner 9 Padriac It R Hose TlioArcliPr 44524 Empire 51 f 108 fast 20 10S 11 114447G 9 9 9l 9 G W Car112 Lonely Ftygibb t CotheKoost 4447G Empire 5 f 1 07fast 30 107 S 7 7 S Jf W Lang S Sis lllenc KVclosiire SandHed 4444 Empire 51 f l07 fast 30 110 C 5 10 10 10 = M Rowan 10 Bright Gold Sand Hed Castnr 44221 Jamaica 51 f 107 fast 20 107 G G4411G Propped T Rowan 5 Mask Dancer HKobin StAllan 4411G Jamaica 51 f lOSmud 15 112 10 9 S 8s S 1 Butwell 10 Edith K Foreclosure SHelen 43722 Belmont 5S st l01fast 12 109 8 8GLEIPNER 8 S 8 S15 J McCabe S Weary Indiscretion Our Maid MaidBy GLEIPNER b s 7 117 By Giganteum Nil Desperandum by Oneko Trainer J R Thornby Owner J J Murphy 4COSS Tefson 1 3IG 201 fast S 113 12 12 12 12 12 12 H Myers 12 Indolence El Hey Willdo 44911 Jefson 1 l43 igood 15 103 421 I G2 712 J oeller 10 ICStone Dancer PleasurevilL 444CS Empire 1 1lG l48fast 15 112 S 8 8 7 7s l J Butwell 9 Orderly Belle Itoberts Whimsy 44428 Empire 1116148 slow 10 111 5 4 4 4443SS 5 51 S T Xolan 5 Jack Mount Bar One Monomoy 443SS Empire 1 116 151 hvy 15 111 3 5 fi fi442GS C G G22 T Nolan Lucius Hindoostan Monomoy 442GS Jamaica 34 lMVsfast G 118 9 9 9MARION 99 C1 4J J Butwell f M Jumbo Sycammir N Simplex MARION HOLLINS b f 4 107 By Peep oDay Big Goose by Tithonua Trainer C K Moore Owner C K Monre 472S9 Jamaica f lGVfast 30 107 8 7 C 75 7 = 1 M Mountnl2 MadaniHynj Midian Am Eagle 40965 HdeGce 34 liVtast 29 SS 5 54GS11 C 7 S Slu F Lux It St Quentiii Franklin F Consul 4GS11 HdeGce 34 l14fast 71 IOC 9 94G472 5 f 7i 7 M MountrilO TaLing St Quentin Pibroch 4G472 Havana 34 l15slop 4 106 4 44G39S 234 514 M Mountn 5 Meliora EdOarrison WaltMacIc 4G39S Havana 34 l124 fast 4 106 4 44G3G5 2 2 2h 2i M Mountn 5 All Aglow Peasant Hlondel 4G3G5 Havana 34 l124ifast G 100 7 4 1 11 22 G Mangan 10 Dainty Lady Phedoden Meliora Fourth Race [4th Jamaica] FOURTH RACE 1 1lG Miles Southampton Handicap 3yearolds June 18 1917 145 G KREWER b c 3 112 112Trainer By Aldford Keadean II by Gallinule Trainer S C Hildreth Owner S C Hildreth 439G1 Aqduct 34113 fast 2 109 4 1 1i VI L Fator 5 Pilgrim Kinnoul White Socks 43818 Aqduct 34 l12fast 12 105 2 3 21 2 = G W Carl 7 Neddam Padriac Pilgrim 43757 Aqduct 5S lOOV5fast 95 107 2 1 I1 I2 G W Carl 0 End Man Siigannint Simpleton 43727 Belmont 51f st l09Mfast 4 10S 4 443C94 4 3i 3s G W Carl I Pilgrim Evergay End Man 43C94 Belmont 58 st 58fast 20 110 1 14323G 5 5 o5 G W Carl 7 Pilgrim Thelma E MaskDancer 4323G Empire 51 f l05fast 95 105 5 4 43 210 A Collins 7 Gloria France Super Allivan 43215 Empire Ab 34 110 fast 12 HG 1 4 33 32 A Schugr 4 Miss Jemima Feodor CaruiandIa FEODOR ch c 3 112 By Ivan the Terrible Nannie Hodse by Rossington RossingtonTrainer Trainer H McDaniel Owner E R Harriman 47290 Jamaica 34114 fast t5 115 4 2 2 1 I1 1 T Rice 12 MAtette LArohie TNephew 47122 Pimlico 34 34115 115 fast 10 112 1 3 2 2 3J W Kelsay 10 Super Scurry Lady Hruininel 470S4 Pimlico 114 fast 2910 101 111 1111 11114tMl 1 1 2 W Kelsay 12 Dr Joe Itoyal Jester Translate 4tMl Pimlico 114 fust 2910 115 Gill Gill4r252 21 32 W Kelsay 10 Fairway Itoyal Jester Yaphank 4r252 Saratoga 34 l12ifast 20 112 5 4 4 7 714 C KummerlO Man o War Ipset Homely 43215 Empire Ab 34 110 fast 5 112 2 33 2i 21 C Kummer 4 MJemima Krewer Carniaildale ANNIVERSARY b c 3 10G By Celt Discipline by Greenan Trainer J Fitzsimmons Owner Quincy Stable 47194 Pimlico 1 1lfi 151 hvy 31 110 4 3 3470S2 4 53 53 T Rice 7 Orinonda Bondage Holster HolsterG 470S2 Pimlico 1 142 fast So 106 4 7 74C99G G C3 26 J Mooney 9 KTlirush Itiibidium TlieTrnmp 4C99G Pimlico 34 l13fast 38 110 r 5 S S8 T Rice 10 Panoply Ticklish Crank 42750 Belmont Sf st l05mud 12 115 6 642G10 5 5s 33i T Rice 5 Man o War On Watch Raleo 42G10 Belmont 5S st 58fast 7 114 7 f 41 310 T Rice S Dominique Paul Jones Shoal 42373 Pimlico 41 f 54fast 910 118 2 2 25 I2 T Rice 4 Murray Ireland Titania 42353 Pimlico 41 f 55 fast 6 115 5 3 3 ° 21 T Rice 7 Kallipolis Ralco On Watch 42299 Pimlico 58 l04Mhvy nio 112 4 4422GO 2 lk is T Rice i Shoal Flying Flower Amaze 422GO Pimlico 41 f 55mud 39 112 8 G 4 x 441 T Rice 8 Howes Hud Wendy Super 42235 Pimlico 4J f 56 fast 141 114 11 72 77J G Walls 11 Querea Afternoon Virginia L SEA MINT ch c 3 110 By Sea King Mintless by Minting Trainer A J Joyner Owner Oak Ridgo Stable 472G4 Jamaica 34 l12slow 15 1031 3 58 584440S S C2 71 E Atkins n 9 Dunboyne Hilly Kelly Ticklish 4440S Empire Ab 34 lllhvy 75 115 4 11 1 I2 1i T Davies 4 St Allan Ira Wilson Sagamore 44343 Empire 51 f 108 hvy 45 1 16 3 1 1 1CGS2 I2 P T Davies S Armistice Moroni Ten Can CGS2 Belmont 5S st 100 fast 10 113 2 33 3 52 5ei T Nolan 10 Game Chick Georgie Serv Star 43579 Eelmont 51fstl0 5 fast 32 115 1 1 11 1 11 2 ° E Ambrse 7 DavIIanim Simpleton Pilgrim PilgrimBy KING ALBERT b c 3 104 104Trainer By King Jamcs Rosecrest by Goldcrest Trainer J H McAvoy Owner T Monahan Monahan4V2G1 onahan 4V2G1 Jamaica 51 f l07slow 15 100 9 9 99 9 51 44 C Kumme 0 Padriac It It Uose The Archer 4 30 Saratoga 51 f l044ifast 50 108 5 G G 5 5 A Schug 5 Dominique Clpatra CIIershler 42857 Jamaica fR l01ifast 95 IOC 4 S 7 742S07 51 1 A Schus 10 Anzac Ormbel Sweet Apple 42S07 Jamaica 5S l01fast 105 112 G 5 4 44234S G 591 A Schug 12 Pawnee II MSinner WlmCaren 4234S Belmont Alt st 5fast 40 115 G 13 13 91 11 9i A Schug 14 Iper Service Star KChampioit KChampioitBy GLADIATOR b c 3 103 103Trainer By Superman Lotawanna by Trenton Trainer W Booth Owner W Booth 43403 Saratoga 34 112 fast 10 113 9 8 S S4OS9 9 10 W Kelsay 10 Man o War ITpset Itlazos 4OS9 Aqduct 34 l14fast 85 115 7 3 33 3 23 I2 W Kelsay 12 Furlough LeGIorieur Lalahlee 43032 Aqduct 58100 fast 20 115 8 6 G CJ 34i T Nolan 13 Hoodwink Evergay Furlough 42714 Belmont 5S st 59 fast 20 115 7 3 33 3 41 5 ° J Butwell 7 Man o War Retrieve Neddam Fifth Race [5th Jamaica] FIFTH RACE 58 Mile 2yearolds Maidens Fillies Special Weights May 19 1917 59 2 109 109JACOBINA JACOBINA br f 2 M 112 By King James Galanta by William the Third ThirdTrainer Trainer H G Bedwcll Owner J K L Ross 47207 Pimlico 41 f 58 hvy 2i 112 3 44 52 T McAtee 7 SPaula DdeMorny WofCncn MANTILLA b f 2 M 112 By Uncle Water Belle by Waterboy WaterboyTrainer Trainer E Wayland Owner W J Salmon Salmon472SS 472SS Jamaica 5S l01fast 7 111 1 3 3 2t 2i W Kelsay S Last Straw Marjorio M Foam 47111 Pimlico 5S lihvy 17 109 1 11 33 G4 W Kelsay 5 Nightltaider Antilles TheCook 4703G Pimlico 12 49 fast 20 107 4 4 5 S11 W Kelsay 12 Intrigante Dough Girl G Water WaterWEDGWOOD WEDGWOOD ch f 2 M 112 By Ballot Majolica by Watercress WatercressTrainer Trainer J Hastings Owner M L Schwartz Schwartz472fiG 472fiG Jamaica 5S l02 islow 15 112 3 12 21 3s M Buxton 9 Itunatrix Teddylt CncntPlKlie MARJORIE M br f 2 M 112 By Zeus Lassie by Knight Errant ErrantTrainer Trainer J E Nash Owner H Goode Goode472SS 472SS Jamaica 5S Itflvifast 12 lit 4 44 4 31 M Rowan S Last Straw Mantilla Foam FOAM br or blk f 2 M 112 By Pebbles Tamira by Peter Pan PanTrainer Trainer J J Flannigan Owner J Butler Butler472SS 472SS Jamaica 5S l01ifast 20 HI 3 22 34 4rl J Judge S LastStraw Mantilla MjorieM CHINCOTEAGUE ch f 2 M 112 By Trap Rock Anna Russell by Russell RussellTrainer Trainer L Foustel Owner Glen Ridle Farm JT2GC Jamaica 5S l02V slow 30 112 4 34 44 43J A Finley 0 Rnnitrlx Teddylt Wedgwood THEODOSIA b f 2 M 112 By Theo Cook Slim Princess by Sempronius SemproniusTrainer Trainer K Patterson Owner J W McClelland McClelland472CG 472CG Jamaica 5S l02slow 10 112 2 7 7 GI G11 A SchugT 9 Runatrix Toddy It Wedgwood ROSECLIFF b f 2 M 112 By Rock View Zenobia by David Garrick GarrickTrainer Trainer G M Odom Owner J Livingston 47114 Churchl 12 49slow 57 112 11 9 91 9 T Rowan 12 BofWhite Tawasentha Pekoe PekoeTOTTIE TOTTIE blk f 2 M 112 By Brummel Desirous by Hamburg HamburgTrainer Trainer L Feustel Owner Glen Riddle Farm First start Sixth Race [6th Jamaica] SIXTH RACE 58 Milo 2yearolds Allowances May 19 1917 59 2 109 OMER K b c 2 115 By Beach Comber Degenerate by Teany TeanyTrainer Trainer C Buxton Owner J Coburn 47293 Jamaica 5S 102 fast 12 112 2 33 S 21 M Buxton 5 Messines Siiperwoiuan Crest Crest4GS09 4GS09 HdeGce 12 48fast 27 113 5 G G1 Gr M Buxton 7 Gimme Bodanzky Eye Opener Opener4G731 4G731 Bowie 12 50fast 7 111 4 5 3l 31 J Williams 5 Mogens EyeOpener North ortnia Lady Lady45G32 iy iy45G32 45G32 Bowie 12 50slow 12 114 3 2 21 2i J Williams 7 Aunt Deda Repeat Panhandler Panhandler4GG03 Panhandler4GG03 4GG03 Bowie 12 49good 33 111 S 88 S J Williams S Pluribus Mad Lillian Mogens Mogens4G3S9 Mogens4G3S9 4G3S9 Jefson 41 f 54fast 41 113 C 41 Il L Lyke 9 Loch Leven JoeGoodman OhYes 46341 Jefson 12 49hvy 20 112 5 6 51 611 L Lyke 7 MLillian SilSpriugs JGdmauRUNATRIX JGdman JGdmanRUNATRIX RUNATRIX ch f 2 112 By liunnymede Salvatrix by Salvation SalvationTrainer1 Trainer1 C W Carroll Owner A B Spreckels 472GG Jamaica 5S l02slbw 133 H2 5 2 1 1 Il T Murray 9 Tddylt Wwood Chincoteasui 4G837 HdeGce 12 48 slow 78 112 4 G G GJ1 J Metcalf 5 Careful Cullinau Fernwood FernwoodTURNABOUT TURNABOUT b f 2 M 100 By Fair Play Job Lot by Ogden OgdenTrainer Trainer J Hastings Owner M L Schwartz 47288 Jamaica 58 l01fast G 111 5 555 5 1 M Euxton S LastStraw Mantilla MjorleM CREST b c 2 M 109 By Out of Reach Pierrette by Ben Brush BrushTrainer Trainer J Flannigan Owner J Butler 47293 Jamaica 5S 102 fast 30 112 3 44 44 4C2 J Judge 5 Messines OmerK Supenvoman BENGALESE blk c 2 M 109 By Delhi Dominoes by Domino DominoTrainer Trainer K Patterson Owner J W McClelland isniivuri n First stutt 1 t OO s xf tu lt BUM Page 5 Churchill Downs Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, May 20. Churchill Downs Entries and Past Performances for Thursday May 20 WEATHER CLEAR TRACK HEAVY I The figures under the heading Rec in the I entries below show the best time of each horse I at the distance since January 1 1918 no matter I where it finished In cases where record was made on other than a fast or good track I abbreviations show track conditions j Knclng starts at 200 p m Chicago time 200 0 Superior mud runner x Gooil mud runner Fair mud runner II Maidens Apprentice ApprenticeHllowance Hllowance t Blinkers BlinkersFirst First Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds nnil upward Claiming ClaimingTrack Track record Oct Hi 1013 111 2 10 10Todays Todays TodaysInd Ind Horse Wr Tlcc AWtHan 41274 Duke of Devoiisliire1ii 11 114 14 11 11X72 X72 47141 A X Akin 122 11 8 120i 720 17171 Thorn Itlnom 110 12 12H 5 109X71 17171 Sparkler 102 11 1147274s lll 8 109X715 47274s bMarasiniis 110 no1 124 i 114X71 47174 Waler Vir 102 MSi 13 7 109X71 47001 Mailras Gingham 10i 100 13 13l 4 104X710 4044r Milresumption 109 12 124M93 11 10l710 4M93 hfJold Slonc 03 13 1343IMK 4 Imx710 43IMK Sandman II 11 113 113 9 114X710 TOr Frank Wilson 101 114 14i 4 114X710 42201 Siiniliiria 1041 14f 4 104X70 i 470 s bVaterford lir 13 10 x70i 47iiri Sea Prince 100 W 3 KM 71 43033s bOavid Crais 10 11 9 llX70i 40371 Benecia ins 1fi f 3 94 705 47127 Free Statf M10t lif 3 104 700 44201 Donald MGiirkM112 17 I 119 700 47211 hTruant M 10111141 101111414IMUO 4 109 700 4IMUO Malva M 10rM14 4 109 700 19SO Harvey Smarr M110 110 4 114 70 70Second Second Race 4 12 Furlongs 2yearolds Maidens Fillies Claiming Track record May S 1909 521 2 10 170 bFourleaf 1 172 Tawascutha 170 liveliness 170 Klennor S 1 1172s 172s Natural 212 Whittle 1 212 Mary Ileigel 932 Johns riiiina 310 Romance 1 172 Tlit Widows First 212 asola 172 Nurse Jane Little Boss eli f liy Zeus Sweet Tea l y Ivan the theTerrible Terrible Lough Maiden th f by Lough Foyle Shyness by Imp His HisMajesty Majesty Peppery Polly b f by MeGee Mirror by Kir Dixoti Shcba ch f by Cock o tin Walk Fair Kiupress by Jim Gore Third Race 78 Mile MilePhoenix Phoenix Hill Iurse 4yearolds and upward Allowances Track record May 7 1909 1 1071 47247 bREDMON 4731 bMadge F lOi 1 2Srm 4 107X740 47202 bMeliora 101X73 101X7347197s 47197s bOancing Spray IOS l31s 4 101X73 720 Blue Paradise 5 I0rx73 I0rx7373ir 73ir bPlenty 110 I 12m 4 100X73 47197 bGalliCurci 4 101x730 4402 lap 101 128 s 4 10l730 47217 blladrian 4 10CX72 10CX724C30SI 4C30SI Discussion 4 10liX72i 47113 bltliisliiiiR Itoaiity 11 l32 s 4 107X72 107X72Fourth Fourth Race 4 12 Furlongs Furlongsyearolds yearolds Fillies Special Weights 11 ruck record May S 1909 2f 1 ° 47131 Aphie Dear 112 5 47212 Skiptomelou 113X720 17172 Frivol 113X71 47200 = Helium 112 7h 113X710 113X7104iiSii 4iiSii Mammy o Mine 107 Vr 113 710 47200 Quick View 112 Sli 113X705 113X7054731i 4731i Chumroil M 110 7h 110 700 47277 Nenelte M 11 11i i rS m 110 700 700Iomper Iomper b f by Iuke Mcluke Iittlis Bit by Fifth Race 1 110 Miles Central Park Handicap Handicap3yearolds 3yearolds Track record Sept 2 1911 144 105 47210 bPaul Weidel 109 750 4724 bPatcbes 119X745 119X7454733S3 4733S3 Atta Boy II 107X740 4731 I bAlula 103X735 47144 Cliutoiiville 114X735 114X735Sixth Sixth Race 1 14 Miles Miles3yearolds 3yearolds Claiming ClaimingTrack Track record May 9 1914 203 3 114 114472792bPcjgy 472792bPcjgy 102X725 47320 Keep 102X720 47174 Pirate McGee 107X715 107X7154731S 4731S b Warlike 94 209 112X710 47175 bDonatello 107 705 Seventh Race Race4ye 1 11G Miles 4ye rolds and u uTrack i ward Claimin Track ret dd Sept 21 214731S 1911 144 rio 4731S Ore zo 105 l li 4 103X72 47203 Opi irtunlty 110 145 0 1130720 47341 bCiir don lli 140 v 5 110X71 47175 Iwi iwin IOS 147 = 3 4 113X71 47320s bComiterbalance bComiterbalance47048s 100 147 4 113X71 47048s Iucky K 109 145 7 1080710 4723 Cheer Leader 100 145 i 0 113X710 47174 Stevenson 109 l4if 5 108X70 4731S bHuffaker 109 l4fi 7 113701 3S7422 apt ICees 112 145 7 11370I 47318 bPourbon Green 4 113 701 Churchill Downs Jockey Percentages. CIITJHCIIIIL IJOWXS JOCIvICV PRUCKXTAfJKS From Juiiiary 1 1IJ o 3liy 17 l iO Inclusive At or Over Jockey Wr Mts 1st 2d 3d OBrien W J 112 110 31 15 15 Canaody J 105 439 102 71 70 Knsor I 109 385 78 48 Bobinson C 200 104 135 Mooney J J Hoberts J 97 25S P Kl K 107 393 Lyke L 110 43 Connelly D 110 031 Carner II 111 214 Warrington W WGarner 112 171 Garner M 10S 533 Chiavetta F 103 241 Staekf G TOO 277 Uowan T 105 194 Meriniee F 99 223 Kennedy B 97 134 I rj Hi Wida S 95 S02 105 120 113 Kederis J 105 239 23910S 32 27 32 Smallwond 1 10S 42 5 4 1 Van Dus C 104 111 13 10 S Burke 11 J 104 492 54 43 57 Callahan J SIS 30i 34 31 47 Williams J 105 135 15 19 14 larrell W 93 17S 20 14 2 Kins II 9C 50 Pitz J 100 395 3959S Wilson F 9S 145 14510B Can field L 10B 309 Donahue K 99 122 A tor Over OverAVr AVr Mts 1st JIJIKKIIII II 104 491 45 Hciiiisch W 105 SC S Howard i J 10S 402 41 Willis 0 107 385 34 McCrann U 105 209 23 23S9 Long P S9 3 McCoy J 95 13 1 Morys J 112 105 14 Stevens F 99 75 5 Hanover J 107 214 10 Wright W 104 300 Moleswortb O 105 INS Hunt F F 104 33 Sin it b F 104 lf 11 Collins A 101 497 32 Taylor W W 107 CO 3 OMalmney C CCray 109 23 1 Cray 11 Oruher J Huff X KM 28 Median W 113 31 Stone G 103 31 Moore W 104 51 Graves K Saladin II Breen W OXeil 1 First Race [1st Churchill Downs] FIRST RACE 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Claiming Oct 1C 1913 111 2 105 105Index Index Course Dlst TlmeTckOddi Wt St 4 Btr Fin Jockeys Started Order of Flnlik DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE ch IT 6 115 By Transvaal Mindful by Star Shoot ShootTrainer Trainer F Wright Owner Anderson Bros 47274 Churohl 34 l14slov lfi5 112 1 2 I3 1 J Roberts 11 Vansylvla Masmus S1 S1471M SJVergiH 471M Church 1 lli lr27bhvy 4710 110 4 1 1 1 4s 43J J Sinallwd i Merchant S McMeekin DrKae 47174 Churchl 1 143 muil S310 110 4 2 1 1 2 2s 1 atnallwd 9 PeggyC linoiieville PirMcGee 4oG Lex ton 34 l14yifast C 7 f 2 1 = W Jarrell 12 1 Louis A Fr Wilson 47011 Lexton 4 l14fast SJ 115 1 33 2X 2i L Lyke 11 II Burgoyne lames Waterford 4fcJ35 Lexton 1 l4Clivy 145 110 2 4 3 2 25 22 G Stack 7 Kedstart IICBasch ItStkland 4CM 2 Lexton 34 l17imud 195 116 7 5 5A 21 21 L LyUe 11 Finis Waterford Shoot Away A N AKIN b g 8 120 120Trainer By Algol Tremar by Tremont Trainer C Trotter Owner E Trotter 47141 ChurchM 34 l15 inud 145 112 3 345SG7 S 21 I1 M Garner 12 Hadrian HappyValloy Lancelot 45SG7 lefson 51 f l0Ji hvy 115107 7 6 645S7S 3 3J 3J O Willis 11 Boiistelle Poultnev Blaise Blaiser 45S7S FGnds 34 Iii4ifast 5 112 3 fi r 5 432 O Willis S Bobby Allen Siesta Assume 45770 FGnds 34 l12fast 5 K6 1 2 2454G1 4 3i Zl O Willis 7 Bon Tromp Assume Trusty 454G1 FCnda 34 l16 hvy 1S5 115 G B 3 3J 3 O Willis 10 St Isidore Pullux Siesta SiestaBy THORN BLOOM br gr 6 By Flint Rock White Thorn by Nasturtium Trainer H W Plant Owner E A Whitney 47171 ChurchM 34 l16mud I7f 112 S 6 5 r 5 U KenndyI2 Currency Iluntemann ItalTertv ItalTertv4K517 4K517 Ha ina 51 f l10 slow IIS G 3 5U 761 C White S Iron Boy Kev Mar Stiletto StilettoJGriXl JGriXl Ha ina 1140 fast 2 110 511 1 2t S 1 Carmody 7 High Gear Byrne Skeer Face Face4fi232 4fi232 Ha ina Im50y 1 42 42if if ast 2i 111 2111 31 5 X J Carmody 7 FostFmbry Begieso DntyLady 46201 Ha ana 1 l42islow S5 IOS 211 1 I2 1 J Carmody LuckyPearl TJHogan BabyCal oJ4 Ha ana 1 l40fast S KW 544 G Gk Cl W Jarrell 7 SkeerFace Itegreso Woodtlirusb WoodtlirusbSPARKLER SPARKLER b p 8 109 By Mizzen Sparkle Esher by Esher Trainer A G Woodman Owner M Dattner 47171 Churchl 34 1 lfiinuil liS 110 S Sl S J McCoy 12 Currency Iluntemann IJafferty t 2 Lexton 34 llsihvy 7 117 C 74 73 L Lyke S Lcmieliu ViolaPark SJVergne 4fh9L Lexton 34 l17mul 25 US g 90 p smth 11 Finis DofDevnshire Waterford 41930 Havana 34 l12fast 4 IOS r 4J 2 k J Frach 7 Blonde Kneore Dimitri 41S84 Havana 51 f 107 fast 10 103 5 4k 43 L Fator 7 Dimitri Sw Alyssum Blondel 41X10 Havana 51 f l07fa t 2i 101 6 8J L Fator 5 Premium S Alyssum Itafferty MARASMUS ch g 6 By Mentor Rustle by Russell Trainer F W Staton Owner 0 B Harris 47274 Church 1 34 l14aislnv 1310 112 3 3 1 3 rs TJ Moonyll DofDshire Vsylvla SJVgue 47127 Church 1 34 114 fast 175 111 7 4 5 21 5 J J MoonylO Converse Squeeler Blaise 4C409 Jefson 34 l13fast 1110 111 2 1 1 1s 1 1 Rodgez 5 M Gingham Subahdar lltiramn 4G342 Jefson 51 f lOShvy 105 113 1 1 1 I2 I5 L Lylce 7 Kttahe ICobiXor Peggy 0 4f2CS Jefson 34 llCalow 5 113 10 5 C 5 3J J Mooney 12 Buck Shot Karly Sight Celtiva 4C171 JefHon 51 f l10 hvy S5 111 2 2 3 fii 5 = 3 J Mooney 9 Huzzas Val West Le Balafre 4COS3 lefson 34 l14ifast 5 111 3 1 1 I 4J J Mooney 13 Onico Bellrinjjer The Gallant 4MH3 FGnds 34 l13fa t 20 114 3 Fell W Waron 9 PortLight TaLing OeoClark OeoClarkBy WATER WAR b g 7 By Waterboy Lady Ilsley by Lord Lome Trainer A B Gordon Owner F C Bain 47274 Churchl 34 14 islow f 112 4 5 S S4IKJ41 9r S AV Ureen 11 DofDshire Vsylvia Mrasmlls 4IKJ41 Jefson 1 11G 49 good 21 114 S 9 9 9 9 S Wlda 9 Indolence El Hey Lady Ward 4r917 KGnils 1 11U 50mud C Ki9 C 1 2 7 IJIB 9a p coltllttlll WllBiiLkner Caballo Handful 44C0 Laurel Im70y 44good 14 110 3 Fell Fell44C16 I Fator 7 Dairyman Sylvano TBelgu II 44C16 l aurel 1 11G 48blow 1C 11C 2 9 S S 8 771 J Butwell 9 legacy War Plume Dr Hae 4434 laurel 1 18 52fast 18 113 1 4 9 9 9442CO 9 8 1 Pierce WViolet Handfull StsBride 442CO Laurel 1 14 2OGfttSt 1110 IOS 3 3 4 2 2i li E Sande 5 F Prince LeDinosaure Artrator MADRAS GINGHAM b f 4 104 104Trainer By Delhi Gingham by Domino Trainer D Vititoe Owner X Rieser 47001 Lexton 34 l14fast 7 8 8 84 8 0 W Helnchll IIBurgno DofDevnshlreJamen 4M09 Jefson 34 liifast 8 5 5 3 2 B Kenndy 5 Marasmus Subahdar Bumma 4n90 Jefson 34 l14fast 8 2 2 21 2U S Wida 15 Converse Celtiva Alouia 4C32S Jefson 34 l16Vihvy 15 3 3 4 4i W H inchlO AAIexander Ceiierul TigRose 4C2S3 Jefson 34 llCihvy 15 5 4 4 4s W Helnch 9 Uiuiteriiiaiin TigItose Cortland 46175 Jefson 1 11C l54yshvy 4 102 2 3 3 B 5 610 J Zoeller 0 Heveler PandCalls Kapocklll KapocklllBy PRESUMPTION b g 11 109 By Golden Maxim Proud Duchess by Watercrew Trainer M M Shields Owner M M Shields 40445 Havana 3ll12fast 4 109 4 1 1 I1 12 A Tryon S FirstPulIet Pierrot T J Hogan 403C4 Havana 51 f l075fast 4 109 2 5 4 45 453 vv Brown S Premium 1orkville First Pullet 40282 Havana 34 l13Mifast 31 100 1 2 2 lii 311 E Harnes 7 Phedoden First Pullet 1 la flock 40141 Havana 34 l13V5fast 5 IOC 6 7 7 1 3J D Barnes 9 Trophy Dimitri Bettertou 4G050 Havana 34 113 fast 3 109 2 1 1 I1 I1 W Brown 0 Kinore Kilkenny Litbolick 45974 Havana 34 110 slow 21 109 7 988 = 81Z A Tryon 9 Wpoorwill UEnnis PeaceStar 45785 Havana 34 l13ifast 45 105 2 1 1 I2 Il E Atklrisn 5 Will Soon Incinerator Laekrosc 45571 Havana 34 l13fast 15 114 8 7 2ll K Meriineell Blanchita Key Mar Jill GOLD STONE b g 4 By Golden Maxim Brightstone by Deutschland Trainer J Umensetter Owner J Umensetter 40493 Havana 34 liaVihvy 7 l7 S G G a 5s W Jarrell 8 Key Mar Phedoden Lariat 4U4S7 Havana 34 llCVihvy 2J IOS 2 2 2 2l 31 A Pickens Buster Clark Phedoden Blanca 40223 Havana 34 l13faat 4 109 5 5 5 G GJJ F Chiavta 0 Blanchita First Pullet Pierrot 45S72 Havana 34 l16hvy S5 110 1 3 3 3 3 II Garner 0 Pomerene KstPullel DTIiuiuih 4578G Havana 34 113 fast 4 100 S 8 S 8 7 ° P Long 8 Sister Susie Avion Dimitri I 45751 Havana 34 l12i fapt 21 93 5 3 4 4 3 P Long Vorkville Wai Mack Phedoden j 4ZG43 Havana 34 l11islow 75 102 3 226 0j W Jarrell 7 W Crown TBloom Manganese 45C1G Havana 34 l174ihvy 3 3 3 I4 1i W Jarrell 7 Tarascon Avion Sky Man SANDMAN II b g 9 114 114Owner By Broomstick Sandria by Sandringham Owner C Phillips 1018 Latonia 1 12 2 32 32c c fast 41 loS II 11 S S41JS7 I 23 21 AV Uiilenrl2 Juito Brynlimali Ixitlery 41JS7 l Htonia 1 3lfi l597ifast 115 110 li 3 4 y c I5rown 12 Keveler Obolus Deckmatc 42502 l atonia 1 18 152 fast 7 108 8 8 S S4283S 5 I1 1 C Brown 12 Bourbon Lad Gibby Quito 4283S Latonia 1 116 l47good 12f 116 4 4 6 642S19 9 9 9l C Robsonll Ieckmate Emanale Obolus 42S19 Latonia 1 1S 154 mud 9 112 11 10 11 12 12 12 H J BurkelU SMcMeekin BourLad Corydo 42744 Latonia 1 l40slow 75 114 8 9 6 8 SJ 21 H Lunsfd 12 S McMeekiu SJaines SOliver 42708 Latonia 1 1S l52V4fast 115 114 G 5 5 542G30 4 2J 2k c Kobson S lolite Quito J C Stone 42G30 Churchl 1 1S lB2Vfast 1710 109 9 5 3 34252G 3 I1 I H LunsfM 10 Jack Hill Corydon Philistine 4252G Churchl 34 114 fast 2 111 10 8 7 4 4 H Lunsrd 12 Dance McVex Harry D FRANK WILSON ch g 4 114 114Trainer By Bearcatcher Loretta Gale by Magian Trainer W Perkins Owner M C Moore 47050 Lexton 34 I14y3fast 145 117 S S 7 0 4 H Lunnfd 12 DofDevshire Watford LouisA 390 Church 1 34 litfast 4 111 4 5 0 31 3 1 S Wolstm 7 Drastic H Breivogel Glasstol 39ST1 Douglas 34 113 fast 145 1051 G 878 l i H Simpsonl2 Yorkville Billie B tireen Grass GrassG 397C9 Lexton 34 l145fast 32 101 4 G 5 21 I2 II Lunsfd 12 NMli Colle Beauty Shop SC2C5 Latonia 34 llG5hvy 15f 106 6 7 0 8 3 W Kelsay 11 Mis Polly Clairvoyant HValley HValleySUNDURIA SUNDURIA br f 4 104 By Olambala Miss Kingston by Bramble or Kings Drainer H W Plant Owner H W Plant ton 42201 Lexton Im70y l4 9ihvy 113 1131 5 G G G C 536 J Howard 0 Dane Spray Espano MProcter MProcter4214G 4214G Lexton 1116 IMGfast C5 93 7 8 8 8 8 8 B Kopmn S Hocnir Alhena Br MoDuwell 41813 Havana 1 l4iysfast 10 92 8 8 8 8 72 C7J S vVida 8 MaeMurray SamHill WCrown 41792 Havana 51 f l09yshvy 31 104 7 87 7 5 ° i J Frach S Croix dOr MDixon PceDirect 41630 Havana 1 IMl sfast 15 102110 10 10 10 10 10 R Davies 11 Caballo MinnielL TerribleMisa WATERFORD b g 6 6Trainer 109 By Waterboy Midrica by Midlothian Trainer D Stewart Owner Ross Looney 470T r Lexton 34 l14hfant 27 112 3 5 5 2 = G Stack 12 DofOevVhirc LouisA FWilson 47001 Lexton 34 l14fust 21 110 2 2 1 31 4i J Smallwdll HBurgne DofIevnsliireIames 5CSi9 Lexton 34 l17 muil 14 113 1 3 5 4s 3 J Carmodyll Finis DofDevshire SliootAway 44025 Churchl 1 1S l53food 7f US 2 2 C 11 11 11 H Lunsfd 12 M Kose II Iwiniwin Hedstart 44503 Churchl 1 11G 151 hvy 51 114 321 3 51 C14 H Lunsfd 12 Mistress Polly Jrace Arravau 443C2 Latonia 1 1S 157 mud 20 115 246 S 9 J Iltz 10 Bour Lad Jiffy H C Bascli 44321 Latonia Im70y l4Ggood 42 113 C 1 1 1 11 1 H Lunsfd 12 Circulate Parrish Contestant 44129 Uitonia 34 l13vtfast 9 9SEA 112 3 58 81 7 ° H J Burkel3 Ilunima BBJohnson BStars SEA PRINCE ch c 3 3Trainer 104 By Sea King Danceress by Ogden OgdenH Trainer U J Hak Owner H E Swan Swanlor 47335 Churchl 341lfihvy fif lor 14 14 14 14J 14 F Ohvettal Anticiapte Puby Luke Dillon 40511 Havana 1 l4 VsIov 2 2404S5 101 6 C G li A Tryon I Mineral Hush Major Bradley 404S5 Ha ana 51 f l12fchvy S 10G 9 07 O2 4 K AtkinsnlO XBelle PI Heather MFitzhugli 4G37G Ila ana 51 f lOSfast 3 107 G 77 5l 11 F Chiavta 8 Donatello VirgLee SpnrtFeeney 4C320 Ha ana 34 l13fast G5 10 1 5 4 4s 4 1 F Chiavta 7 Mineral Donatello Virgie Lee 4C093 Ha ana 1 l40fast 2 24002S 102 544 4 Snk 21 F Chiavta 7 HorLerch MBradley PolarOuh 4002S Ha ana 34 l15fast 4 110 10 10 C 3l 31 E AtkinsnlO Mildred Mineral Mary Fitzhugh 45S54 Ha ana Im50y l43fast 31 95 7 7 7 4 ID 2 F Weiner 7 Chillum Uoyalty Will Soon 45702 Ha ana 51 f l07fast 10 104 9 884 4 J A Collins 10 Diomed LittleOne Plainlleather DAVID CRAIG ch g 9 115 115Trainer By Peep oDay Avon II by Avington Trainer J Lowe Owner J Lowe 43033 Latonia 34 113 fast 45 110 2 2 2 21 3Ji C Robsonll Trusty McAex Manganese 4291G Latonia 34 l13mud 3310 111 1 BoyG 3 1 21 2s C Brown Breeze Pullux Kildare Boy 42S13 Latonia 34 l12fast ISf 109 8 G G 4 2 k c Robsonl2 A N Akin Bullion Port Light 42715 Latonia 34 l15 hvy 4710 109 4 4 5 4s 4Ji II Lunsfd 10 Blaise Star Baby Orenzo 42403 Churchl 34 l15slow 75 105 2 4 5 4 4 C RobsonlO TopCoat MadGingham Pullux 42343 Churchl 34 l13 = ifast 7 110 4 2 2 21 22 C Robsonll Kildare Boy Vision Mustard BENECIA ch f 3 94 94Trainer By Hoheywood Rosella by Voter Trainer E Murray Owner E Murray 4G371 Tefson 51 f lOSfast SO 107 14 12 121 1212 J Mooney 1 Vim Dominican Precious Pearl 40213 Jefson 34 l14fast 10 105M1 H 11 11 O Willis 11 Blue Jeans Kagazza Peccant 40151 Jefson 34 110 fast 25 1 5J13 13 131 II J Burkell Ilackamore V Gaffney ItStride 45193 Jefson 34 l13fast 15 IOS 11 H lOllO J Pitz 11 PI Jeans Peccant Miss Parnell 45154 Jefson 4 115 fast 10 102 G GCi 10 10 S P Kenndyl3 GroveA LitSandv Kap Stride 45024 Jefson Ci f lOSfast 20 106 6 4 8 92 H Wakoff 13 Ablaze Plain Bill Peccant PeccantG 44419 Latonia 34 l174imud 38 IOS 8 8B G 10 10 J Pitz 11 L Mount joy Lukes Pet lluby 44150 Latonia B f l08fast 39 112 2 1 I2 1 J Pitz 12 Alsace Frivolity Keep 44072 Latonia 51 f l08fast 9 IOS 2 1 41 G J Pitz 12 Estero Miss Patty Per Lady FREE STATE b e 3 M By Ormondale Lacrimae by Rossington Trainer L Gentry Owner Tho Beach Stable 7127 Churrhl 34 114 fast IMi Ml 5 54C1S5 S y 9 R McCrnnlO Converse Squeeler Blaise 4C1S5 Lexton 34 l14fast 49 112 10 9 91 S R McCrnnl2 Jonett Diana Bly 448 IG Bowie C f 121 fast 12S 108 S S44S04 4 G G2 85 A Collins 9 Ciurella Gallagher CothnRst 44S04 Bowie 51 f lOSfast 215 115 5 3 3 42 82 A Collins 14 Link Boy Moroni Lucie May 41404 FGnds 31 f 45hvy 30 11G 2 81 7 T Parton 11 DandyVan FrankW BobAllen 41319 FGnds 31 f 45 good 12 115 G G4JJ15 12 12IJ W J OBnl2 KllaT Accelerate Guaranteed 4JJ15 FGnds 3S 3Shvy 20 111 G 6 G W Cntine 0 Airnat AttaBoylL Dandy Van DONALD McGURK b g C M 109 By Transvaal Agnes Wood J B Riley Riley442G1 442G1 Latonia 34 113 fast 42f 112 12 12 12 12 12 C Dishmonl2 Green Gold John O Say When TRUANT b c 4 M 109 109Trainer By Day Comet Pure Lily by Martagon Trainer K Spence Owner Dortch Bros 47211 ChurchM 34 1 lriKood 10lf 113 D 10 10 10445H 10 = 10 J Pitz 12 Converse Bafferty MilitaryGirl MilitaryGirlli 445H ChurchM 34 116 hvy 211 105 1 S li 9 L Canfield Green Gold Suhabdar Bedland 44177 Latonia 1 116 l473f ast ISf 110 6 3 S 8 12 1212 J Hanoverl2 Baigneur Saner Tlis Beau BeauSi 4SG47 BlGrass 34 l134 fast 43 102 10242i Si L Canfield S Foster Kmbry Vision Manfred Manfred10Z 42i U4 Latonia 34 l137ifast C6 105 1 69 69425S7 10Z 10l II Thurberl2 IPlIouse Busy Joe JODowrt 425S7 ChurchM 34 113 fast 25 1031 9 US 71 711 II Lunsfd 12 Bringhurst A Plotter ElMahdl 42200 Lexton F C l12hvy 119 100 6 46 46MALVA 62 74i R Davies 7 Silvery Light Jago Legal MALVA ch f 4 M 109 109Trainer By Alvescot Cutter by Gotham Trainer R Williams Owner J C Ferriss 43010 Latonia 34 l12ifast 74 105 G 7 11 ll101 G Molesthl2 LadyFPlay Bulldoze DCarroll 41004 FGnds 51 f l10itehvy 30 110 1 6 68 8 10 10 G MolesthlO Cobweb War Mask EdTranter EdTranterBy HARVEY SMARR b c 4 M 114 By Wool winder Pale Face P L Putnam Owner P L Putnam 4J9SO Oaklxvn 34 l14sfast 30 899 S ° W Crump 10 AAlexnder Discord WWillow WWillowS 4195S Oaklwn 1 l42 fast 25 S S 9 o 9 9s = s J CallahanlO DUerts MBTnnaii Itlution ItlutionS 41S9G Oaklwn 34 116 hvy 20 S 7 5U 516 F Stevens 10 X Simplex AAlexandr KKate KKateS 415CG Jefson 51 f l10islow 12 S S 7l 1 R Troxler 12 Kingling II L Miller Bracelet 41495 FGnds 1 l4G thvy 30 11 2 42 3 = R Troxler W Willow MistMark CSpring CSpringG 41311 FGnds 1 l45i hvy 30 G H II ll105 G Molesthl2 Astraea Brimful F Shannon 41255 FGiKls 51 f 109 good 40 10 10 10 101S M Garner 10 Ina Kay Padua Frank Shannon 10337 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5 110 B BTrainnr By Hamburg Sylvan by D sguiso Trainnr R B Allen Owner Allen Sockler 47311 Churhl 1 11G l3hvy 4 HO 1 4 34 21 2 J Roberts 10 Ionil Pombast Jack Reeves 47133 Church 1 1 14 2OSfast 34 10S S 875 7 5 G Gl 5 F Wilson 10 Cortland Itrynlimah Warlike 47119 Church1 1 11G l50slov 9 110 222 3 21 2i J Carmody S Dahabiah II Lazy Lou Glastoi 4G9G2 G902 Lexton 1 11G 1 32hvy 910103 222 2 1 U K Kenndy 5 Itoiul Glastoi Moscowa 46315 Lexton 1 116 l52hvy 3710 110 2 3 2 23 3 21 2 F Wilson S Poilu liond Philistine Philistine4fi519 4fi519 Havana 1147 slow 3 107 3 5 3 5 C K AV Jarrell 7 Gor Russell AtMuir Salvntello 4W29 Havana Im50y 143 fast 3 112 3 5 5 4 l ° t 1 F Lux S Piick Xail Chillum Great Gull 40034 Havana ImSOy 1 43 fast 8 1011 1 1 3 3 21 3i AV Brown S Lariat Salvatelle Monomoy 45S08 Havana 1 110 l45fast 8 110 4 5 G 6 Gl CJJ E Atkinsn S Can Light Ituck Aiiil Lariat IAVTNIAVIN b g 4 113 113Trainer By Voorhees Othale by Tho Judge Trainer E C Crockott Owner J L Knight 47175 ChJKhl 1 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43J AAr AVright S Jlocnir Merchant Fair Orient 42507 Churchl 1143 hvy 3 103 1 G 5 5 7 7 = J Howard D Mis Polly DrCarmen IlarKing IlarKingG G l45fast 125 103 1 3 4 2 21 1 J Howard S Ilocnir Herald Jiin Ilcfferiim 42115 Lexton 1 l39ifast 75 106 6 6 6ENSON 3 3 3l I1 J Howard 8 Seafarer Herald S McMcekin ENSON b g 5 108 By Hilarious Rcsponsful by Meddler raincr W J Young Owner AV J loung 47174 Church 1 1113 mud 20 110 1 3 2 3 311G 41 518 J Carmody Peggy C DofDnsiiire Rnvillo 41057 Latonia 11G l47fast 11 113 2 1 1 1 111G 5l 7s li ConnIlyll Kxhorter Arravan Wilt Willow 4773 Loxton 11G l45fast 29 109 G C G 7 72 72I J Howard 8 Kaiiler lolite Ladv Uaciiel 43049 BlGrass 34 l12fast G 114 4 J Howard li lolite MJohn AV W Hastings 4fil P firms 1 l39fast 13 112 2 II Lunsfd Dark Hill Redstart La Fomlre 43068 Latonia 1 l3Gifast 29 100 3 2 3 4 4 413 AV AVright 4 Sen Park Old Rosebud Ginger GingerSUFFAKER SUFFAKER b h 7 113 By Dick AVelles Outwai by Ornus OrnusTrainer Trainer W F Cisco Owner W F Cisco Cisco731S 4 8 ° J HanoverlO Iaucrty Orenzo Tames 1ostw 731S Church 1 1 l43Mmud 88 113 4 4 4 7i 7171 Churchl 34 IlG mud 03 110 1 9 9 92 9IB AV Jarrell 11 Currency Hiintemann IJafferty 109 428 S 10 102 O AVillis 10 I Williams Pr Igor CrysDay 43012 Latonla 1 11G l4Gfaat 32 109 2 lit 9 7 3J 1 Heupel li Kilkenny Jackstraw M Maker 42961 Latonia 1 110 151 hv 107 243 3 32 23 C Brown 11 Sungolil Goiirniind Quito 42922 Latonia 1 11G l4Smud 40 103 885 2 2 2i L Canficld Fernltandley Wenonah Aztec CAPT REES ch g 7 113 113Trainer By Plaudit Starry Night by Star Shoot Trainer J C Milam Owner J C Milam BOURBON GREEN b c 4 M 113 By Bourbon Beau Evergreen by Ornament OrnamentTrainer Trainer J S Evcrman Owner J R Pood PoodI I US Churchl 1 l43Viniud 37 112 G 9 8 9 S2 G13 L Canfickllo IJafferty Orenzo lames Foster = 818 L Canficld 11 Salvo Cerimis Lotliair 4 405S Churchl 1 18 150 mud 19510110 910 9 9 44597 Churchl 1 11G l50hvy Gl 10310 8 7 G 33 2l L CanfieldlO JStalir Sentimental Cantilever Tijuana Form Chart TIJUANA FORM CHART TIJUANA Mexico Sunday May 2 1920 Eightythird day Lower California Jockey Club Winter Meeting of 100 days or more Weather WeatherStewards Stewards L J Rose L AVing J AV Coffroth Starter Harry Morrissey Racing Secretary AV AVRacing Racing starts at J 0 p in Chicago time 400 400A70Q8 A70Q8 pirst Race 12 Mile May 12 191G IVVO 47 2123 Purse 400 2year olds Claiming Net value to winner S300 sec ¬ ond G5 third S5 S5Equlv Equlv Odds OddsTnd Tnd Horso Wt Fin Jockey Straight 47 0isKirkwood 108 I1 C Duggan 190100 1700GIeUy Bee 113 2 = 1 Hay ward 3 0 ICO 4 89JnoyDewcy IIS 3 J Mulcahy 220100 10K94 Tha Vamp 103 4 C Gross iOVlCO 17l Shp Kauirrelllll 5 K Taylor 11001CO 47000 Miss DunbarlOS LrerP Martinez C70101 J mutiiels paid Kirkwood J5SO straight 3C place i10 show l ettv Uee 100 place 1EO slow Roy Dewey M10 show showTime Time 24 48 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner C It Daniels ch c by Leonid Kate Dorman by Modrcd trained by 11 II Daniels bred by Mr Chas II Daniels DanielsWent Went to post at 210 At post 4 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing ingOverweights Overweights Sharp Squirrel T poundsx 470QO Second Race 5 12 Furlongs June 28 4UJJ 1010 105 5 3 118 Purse 400 3 ycarolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse AVt Pin Jockey Straight 40015 K Ilarrigan 90 U C Euell 3BJ100 47 02Ikc Mills 110 110470fiJ 15 E Taylor 130100 130100Jl 470fiJ = Dandy Van 103 Jl C Thompson 43010K 47015 Bge Player 105 4 1 E Smith 520r100 47015 Prosp Son 115 1154GK25 52 C Gross liSftOlOO liSftOlOO4GK25 f0100 f0100Ul 4GK25 Squash 101 Ul C Duggan 3000100 47083 May Craig 101 7 B Kopplcman 2300100 2 mutuels paid Ruth Ilarrigan SlfiO straight ijM150 place SO show Ike Mills 320 place 2SO show Dandy Van 300 show showTime Time 23 48y5 101 107 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner K M Phillips b f 3 by Ilarrigan Tyree by Itroutnstick trained by J Green bred by Mr Itcnjamln A Jones JonesAVent AVent to post at SI At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon driving second and third the same Overweights Itridge Player 4 pounds Squash 5 wu 1916 l05a 3 118 Purso 100 3 yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Equlr Equlr Ortdi OrtdiInd Ind Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight 47017 = Tom Goose 115 I2 II Lowe 2607100 470G4MissParncll 90 21 O Ycargin 1391001 1391001470OsDiscord 470OsDiscord 113 3 = 1 AV Hlnphy 1810100 1810100470COSA 470COSA Jackson 101 4 C Duggan 63100 47071 Olive D 313 5 S Smith 1630lOST 47029 Hyndla 103 6 ° G Archambt 11580100 115801004G8CsPlnk 4G8CsPlnk Tcnny 113 7 P Martinez 500100 500100a a mutiiels paid Tom Goose 7L0 straight 300 place StlIO show Miss Pariu11 300 place 320 show Discord 410 show Time 24 43 101 107 Track fast fastWinner Winner J D Hollons b g ii by Dick AVelles Miss Doyle hv The Commoner trained by C AV Of ficer bred by Mr P J Millett MillettWent Went to post at 301 At post 4 minutes Starti good for all but Pink Tcimy Won easily sccbliil uud third drlviug 47101 xtjua Fourth Eaco 34 Mile Dec 20 1916 iii3iio Purse 5400 4year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odds Odds7nd 7nd TTorse Wt Fin Jockey Straight Straight4700Maud 4700Maud SmithlOS C Duggan 310100 I 7072 Toy Miss 113 21 G Gross 440100 1702 Exempted 104 t B Kopplcman 1GSO100 470 S Jean 1C 10 4 = G Yoargin 1120100 17 23 = Maiinehcn 110 5 C Thompson 510100 17021 B A Jones 110 C3 C Buell 530100 J702SBeatLuciHe 10S 7 P Martinez MMlOb MMlObS2 S2 iniuucls paid Maud Smith 420 stralghtl 3i0 place 200 show Toy Miss 100 place 320 show Exempted 700 show showTime Time 23 47 i 113 J Track fast fastWinner Winner E E Major b in 0 by Mint Stella Campbell bv Howling Green trained by K E Mjor bred by Mr C IS Campbell CampbellWent Went to post at 3117 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing ifth Race 1 116 Miles June 24 1916 145 3 110 First running THANK B BEYER HANDICAP Purse 1500 3 yearolds and upward Net valuo to winner SI 200 second 200 third 100 100Eqniv Eqniv Odds OddsTnd Tnd Tlorse Wt Fin Jockey Straicht Straicht470l StraichtVS 470l = BaIadin VS I1 B Kopplcmau OSO100 47018 AVyimewool 103 2 C Thompson SCO 100 100ICC 17018 Short Sto ICC 3 E Taylor 7901CO 7901COUS J70l8Brcexe US I C Duggan 17G1CO 17G1CO47008AVjitAVillow 47008AVjitAVillow UK Zi C Buell 4707 I Pit 101 J Itobert 1 0777 Mister Mark 10S 75 C Gross 1G20100 1 70 IK lake Bellas 107 S 1 Martinez 208 1W 2 niiitnels paid Hthidiu 1500 straight 54O place 420 show Wymiewood 180 place 140 show Short Stop 500 show Time 24 48 113 A 138 145 Track fast fastWinner Winner II E Davis b g 5 by Ncgofol Dame reanty by Octagon trained by II K Davis bred by Mr Francis August Hclmont HclmontWent Went 1o post at 3il Af post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing ingOverweights Overweights Jake Schas 5 pounds Wynnc wiod 1 471 UIJUU 0 Sixth Race 78 Mile Nov 1C 1916 125 3 115 Purse 400 4ycar oids and upward Claiming Net value to win ¬ ner 300 second 65 third 35 35Eqiiir Eqiiir Odds OddsIml Iml Tlorse Wt Fin Jockoy Straicht 17003plantapenet 10S ll G Archambt 2001 0 I 7075 Patsy Mack 313 2 R Carter 1520100 17005 Ceadr II 10G 23 C Duggan TOlOO 1707 Lit Princess JOG 4 C Buell 2310100 17027 M Machrec 111 Boylan 230100 I70i7 BDtchmaii 113 G AV llinphy 1S201CO 40854 ChoirMastcr 113 7 P Martinez 910100 2 mutucls paid Plantagenol 000 straight 100 pce SlMt show Patsy Mack 9iO place 440 show Cavalcadour II 320 show showTime Time 24 48 i13 127 Track fast fastWinner Winner C Ilowells b g S by Ogden Mamie Worth by St llcorge trained by C Ilowell bred by Mr John K Madden MaddenWent Went to post at 41 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing 471 ailJUU 04 Seventh Race 7S Mile Nov 1C 191G i25 3 115 Burse 400 4year clds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odd OddInd Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockoy Straicht 1703 1 JEl Sabio 10S E Taylor 310100 l707 Toombcola 10G 2 = 1 C Duggan SO100 17005 Shoddy 113 3i B Koppleman 3JWO100 17027 Honolulu 111 4i AV Hinphy SlOmO 1707i AldebaraJi 113 5 = J Mulcahy 5 0100 47020 Orehid Kins 113 f P Martinez 720100 17005 = Tambinn 7 C Thompson 15SO100 2 niiitnels paid El Sabio 820 straight 200 place 300 show Toumbcola 240 place 200 shw Shoddv SL0 show showTime Time 24 48 1134 1G7 Track fast fastWinner Winner 1 A 1arsons br a by Sorcerer Schwalbc by Sain trained by V llafley bred by MJ Barney Schreiber SchreiberWent Went to post at 415 At post 1 minnfe Start good and slow Won driving second and third thu same 4 7 1 fl Eighth Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards XIJVU Feb o 1920 I43y3 6 122 Purse 500 3ycarplds and upward Handicap Net value to winner 370 second S30 third 50 50Hquiv Hquiv Odds OddsTnd Tnd Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight I 707 1 Louis 100 I1 C Buell llltllCU llltllCU47007TSXPass 47007TSXPass 111 2 E Taylor 100100 I70cenah 104 3 C Smith 4301M 47007 Miss Sthem 107 4 C Duggan iiSOUrf 1701 Uolph KIT r B Kopplenian 7M1CH 17008 Buikhorn II 107 f C Gross 1510KX 40855 Double Aran 107 7 1 Martinez 2J IDUK IDUKs2 s2 mutnels paid Ix uis SaoLO straight 740 place 3L0 show They Shall Not Pass 340 place 200 show Neenah 300 show Time 24 48 113 139 144 Track fast inner W L Staufields br g 3 by Leonid Dolly llayman by Crighton trained by W L Stan field bred by Mr AVade E McLemorc McLemorcOverweights Overweights Hnckhorn II 1 pound Page 7 Tijuana Form Chart TIJUANA FORM CHART TIJUANA Mexico Monday May 3 1920 Lighty fourth day Ix ver California Jockey Club AVinter Meeting of 100 days or more Weather clear clearStewards Stewards L J Itose L Wing J W Coffroth Starter llarrv Morrissey Itacing Secretarv AV AV Finn FinnUacing Uacing starts at 200 p m Chicago time 400 4004714R 4714R Tirst Race 58 Mile Jan 8 191C ° IJ 59397 purse 400 4year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Equlv Equlv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 470 4 = McLelland 105 I1 G Duggan 140100 02l Brown Bee 103 2 C Buell 5150100 008 Prophecy 110 3 C Thoin Thompson H10100 17028 Aron Lady 111 41 P Martin 47070 Appletto 112 5 = AV Hinpli 4 583 1 Dora Star ins E Smith Smith47070Scallawafj 47070Scallawafj 107 7 11 Lowe 47003 Muriels PetllO S1 S Smith 403 L Josephine 108 t Boylan 40830 Arietta 1C3 FellE Taylor 47071 Anna Star 10 FellG Ycargln 7S010i 17070 Bernice E 10S FollB Kopinan 3010100 3010100tMutuel tMutuel field 2 mutiiels paid McLelland 480 straight 320 place 340 show Irown lice 2940 place 1040 show Prophecy 5SO show showTime Time 24 48 101 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner L Ilankins ch 7 by MiGoo Uoyal Vim bv Prince Uoyal trained by J J Sharkey bred by Mr Clms W Moore MooreWent Went to post at 210 At post 3 minutes Start good and slow AVon easily second and third driv ¬ ing ingOverweights Overweights Muriels Pet 2 pounds Scallawag 2 Appletto 2 Von Lady 3 471 d Q Second Race 34 Mile Dec 20 191G yJc 111 3 110 Purse 400 3 yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 200 second 65 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 47011 = Prce Direct 103 l k G Archmabt 12SOKK 47001 Yukon 101 2 C Du an JifMOO 47003 F Johnson 1U7 3i G YearBin 2740100 I703 Mllda 113 4 E McGowan lOlOlO1 4701 Emelda 112 Ti Lowe 32COlOo 47021 Baby Faust 107 = J C Buell tSuGOlfO 47001 Delaney 111 7i K Carter 50W100 I70 1 Pajaroita II IC3 S3 Perry S13G10C 1085 Llnnocence 115 9 J Mulcahy t 1008 StClairBlle 112 P up Boylan t t470753Prccs 470753Prccs Jewel 112 FellAV Hinphy 00100 00100jMutuel jMutuel field 2 inutnels paid Prince Direct 2700 straight 20 place 4t 0 show Yukon 400 place 320 show Freda Johnson 020 show showTime Time 24 48 114 Track fast fastWinner Winner II C Smiths b g 4 by Key Hindoo Directa by Viiiclor trained by II C Smith bred by Mr Edward Cohriiiu AVont to post at 238 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won driving second and third the same sameOverweights Overweights Milda 1 pound Lady Innocence 3 YtlUou 4 ill hird Race 5 12 Furlongs June 28 1916 1055 3 118 Purse 400 3 3ycarolds ycarolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Eqnlr Eqnlr Odds OddsTnd Tnd Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 4 7000 An Edgar 312 I1 II Lowe VMOO 4 70 = Ike Mills 113 2 = 1 E Smith 3001CO 47104 Tanibian 111 3i C Thompson 22IVMOO 47005 Lantern 113 4i E MuGowan 33UO100 47000 L St PafklOfi 5 = G Archambt 810100 47075 Dr Kendall 10S 0 G Yeargin 3T10100 2 iiiiituels paid Annie Edgar 300 straight 240 place 220 show Ik Mills 220 place U20 show TainbiiUi 320 show showTime Time 23 48 101 108 Track fast Winner J Dales b in 0 by Sir Edgar Lady Castle by tiiillinulo trained by J Dale bred in England by Mr J Finn FinnWent Went to iMjxt at 303 At post 2 minutes Start good for all but Doctor Kendall AVon easily sec ¬ ond and third driving drivingOverweights Overweights Annie Edgar 1 pound 471 XIOUJ 1 Fourth Race r5 12 Furlongs Jan 28 1916 iC55 3 118 Purse 400 3 year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 565 third 35 35Equlv Equlv Odds Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 47000 Emma AVeller 15 1 = 1 C Buell 110100 47000 Foeinau 95 2 C Gross 20DO1CO 1 J July Fly IM 3 C Duggan 1MOO 4702 Bon Santo US I1 C Thompson 101CO 4705 BelPiVton 110 r = P Martinez irCO100 17011 GMhlebach 113 C II Lowe 13U3100 13U3100470143LaBBVado 470143LaBBVado IOC 7 G Yeargin JSMMOO 2 mutnels paid Emma Wellar lt straight 320 place S2SO show Focinan OSO place 3KO show Julv Fly S300 show showTime Time 23 i 48y5 101 107 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner J Creens b f by Hoots and Saddle Marty Lou by Mirta Santa trained by J Circuit tied by Mr Dan Lehan LehanWent Went to post at 330 Off at once Start good iiiid slow Won driving second and third the same d71 9 Fifth Race 34 Mile Dee 20 1916 xidit A iii3 HO Purse 400 4year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Eqnlv Eqnlv Odds Iml Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 47070 Ringleader 111 I C Thompson D5IMOO 4 7075 = Fireplace IOC 2 = 1 C Buell 401CO 401CO4i708AVMtmy 4i708AVMtmy 113 3 = II Lowe 1SGO1CO 47075 Mineral Jim 10S 4 = 1 G Archambt IGIOIO 47070 Red Man IflS r = i C Duggan G1DUK 4703 Sinil Maggie 112 3 AV llinphy 12700100 15004 Ideal 111 7 P Martinez lOlfiO100 47000 Rochester 110 S J Mulcahy 1710100 1710100S2 S2 mutiiels paid Ringleader 2100 straight 500 place 140 show Fireplace 200 place 240 show AVoodie Montgomery S3 SO show showTime Time 23 47 113 Track fast fastWinner Winner F Rineharts ch g 4 by Harrigan Beatrice Sonic1 by Peep o Day trained by IV Rinehart bred by Mr Henjainiii A Jones JonesAVent AVent to post at 352 A post 1 minute Start bad and slow AVon driving second and third the same sameOverweights Overweights Smiling Maggie 1 pound iace 1 Mile June 17 1916 138 3 95 Purse 400 3yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Eqnlv Eqnlv Odds Tnd Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 170M1K1 Primo 111 1 = C Gross 1010100 101010047005Xetctic 47005Xetctic 103 2 C Buell r20lK nOSSMaudie 112 3 C Thompson 220100 47094 MarOon ell 106 1 C Duggan 150100 17020 KofPytl as 10S Sii R Lowe 3tUOlOO 47027 Modiste 0 G Yeargin 1320100 47033 Mannikii 11103 7 E Smith WMQO 47073 BofBlar ey Kfi S G Archambt HOHDliK 2 mutnels pi 1 El Primo 31 SO straight 1300 I lace 020 sho JCetetic SOO place 3SO sliow MiMiilie 320 sh w wTime Time 24 49 114 140S Track fast fastAVinner AVinner Hiitchinus Hros ch c by Irish Exil Hoda by Itavelston traiiiMi by A Joodin bred by Mr L L Allen AllenWent Went to pot at 110 At post 1 minute Start gt od and slow Won easily second and third driving drivingOverweights Overweights Malidie 2 j 4 Seventh Race 34 Mile 111 3 110 Purse 400 3 yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odds Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 40802sSauor lnS V C Buell 110 1 47009 = 1 AVIIarper 11 2t C Thompson SSOlftfl 47101 Orchid King 112 3 = 111 Lowe 1S1100 I 7072 Viva Cuba OS 4 G Yeargin 310KK 310KK47070Positano 47070Positano 10G T G Archambt 2W1K 47074 Rutld Anns 11G fi1 J Mulcahy ILGMOO 47007 Crispie 101 7 C Duggan 2SIII100 2 mutnels paid Saner SILSO straight IO Ilace S380 show I AV Hirper 300 place 320 show rchid King 800 show showTime Time 23 47 113 Track fast fastAVinniT AVinniT Matthews Dimbips b g 5 by McCee Francis S by Dick Welles trained by L Matthews bred by Messrs Tnrney llros llrosAVent AVent lo post at 441 At post 4 minutes Stirt geod and slow Won driving second and third the si me meOverweights Overweights Orchid King 1 pound Tijuana Form Chart TIJUANA FORM CHART TIJUANA Mexico Tuesday May 4 1920 Eightyfifth day Lower California Jockey Club AVinter Meeting of 100 days or more Weather clear clearStewards Stewards L J Rose L AVing J AV Coffroth Starter Harry Morrissey Racing Secretary AV AV Finn FinnItacing Itacing starts at 200 p m Chicago time 400 71 28l rn First Race 5 12 Furlongs June 28 l ± JO 191C irOSs 3 118 Purso 400 4ycarolds and upward Claiming Net valuo to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Equlv Equlv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight 47071 Black AVing 112 li C Tliompson 320100 4714 4714SF SF Johnson 107 21 G Yeargin 7501CO i 070 Gila 101 37 B Lowe S10100 053 U Mantell 101 P Martinez 210100 i 005 Ambuscade 10J u1 1 Majestic 5101CO 47148 Muriels Pet 107 = C Gross 201CO 47148 Appletto 109 7 Boylan ySClX 47071 Borel 10U S1 E Smith 40CO1CO 47003 Prevaricate 101 9 S Smith OMO180 2 mutnels paid Hhick Wins 840 straight 300 place 320 show Fivdi Johnson 500 place 40 show iila 500 show showTime Time 24 49 102 108 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner J V Hunter blk f 4 by Hilarious rreiinan by Dr Macltride trained by J W Hunter bred by Messrs Williams Hros HrosAVent AVent to post at 207 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driving drivingOverweights Overweights 01 In 2 pounds Uobt Mantell 2 HIack Wing 3 Prevaricate 2 471 fifi Second Race 34 Mile Dec 20 1916 ixuu iiiij 3 110 Purse 400 3 yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 05 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight 47100 = MissParnell 101 l = i G Yeargin 70100 40041 Ely 101 2 ° C Bucll 530100 470 Bge Player Ml 33 R Lowe 4CO100 470 = Dandy Aan 1 lllk G Archambt 10 K 1K 4709 May Craig 109 5s Boylan 4320110 47010 Miiiia I = K Smith 1120100 470 Squash 110 7 C Thompson 41W100 2 mutnels tuiid Miss Parnell 340 straight 200 place l10 show Ely 420 place 2SO show Iridge Pluver S 80 show showTime Time 24 48 114 Track fast AVinner Neals cli f 3 by Scth Lady Eliza ¬ beth by Orsini trained by G Neal bred by Mr Henjumin A Jones JonesAVent AVent to post at 235 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon easily second and third driv ¬ ing ingOverweights Overweights Squash 1 pound Ilridgo Player 2 34 Mile Dec 20 191C 111 3 110 Purse 400 3year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odds OddsTnd Tnd Horse AVt Fiii Jockey Stralsht 17003 Merry LUSH iOO 1 C Buoll 1310 100 4702 = Scarpia II 100 2 = C Thompson 1010100 47100TomGoose 112 3i R Lowe 2SO100 2SO1004740JOE1 4740JOE1 Sabio 110 1 = E Taylor kwlOO 47004 Acclmation 103 5 = 1 Spittler 177vi1l0 47032 Curlicue 115 C P Marline 70100 2 mutnels paid Merry Lass 2820 straight 9SO place 380 show Scarpia II 1520 place 500 show Tom Goose 300 show showTime Time 23 48 114 S Track fast fastWinner Winner V Mannnles ch in 5 bv Hen Trovato Royal ChUd by Cliildwick trained by J Manale bred by Mr Overtoil II Chenault ChenaultAVent AVent to post at 250 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon driving second and third thu 471 ijt0 J5R Fourth Race 5 12 Furlongs June 28 1916 10515 3 118 The Presiden ¬ tial Sprint Handicap Purse 500 3yearolds and upward Net value to winner 370 second S80 third 50 50Equiv Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight Straight4707IIanillton 4707IIanillton AI16 1 C Thompson 50100 47007 = SummerSigh ini 2 = 1 Boylan 13IO10O 4707 Pueblo 100 3 C Buell S20100 S2010040827DancKGirl 40827DancKGirl K0 4 G Archambt SOO1QO 47007 KCheatham ICl ii11 I lay ward 1110KK 1110KK470UOCorncuttor 470UOCorncuttor 111 C P Martinez 10 100 2 mutnels paid Hamilton A 300 straight 300 place LMI show Summer Sifh 820 place 300 show Pueblo 320 show showTime Time 23 47i 100 107 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner J T Strites br g 5 by Toddington HoIIybush by Yankee traimd by J T Strite bieil by Messrs Stone Rucker RuckerAVent AVent to post at 315 At post 1 minute Start geod and slow AVon driving second and third the same sameOverweights Overweights Dnnring Oirl 5 pounds Cornciitter 4 Kitty Cheatham 1 Summer Sigh 3 4 7 jcsis 1 Q rifth Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards Feo 2 i92014o46122ij pursc 500 5003ycarolds 3ycarolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 370 second 80 third 50 50Equiv Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockoy Straight Straight47025Don 47025Don Dodge 114 1 = C Buell 10100 47074 C Hollers 102 2l G Yeargin 1200100 470745Ueydo 1H I Martinez ° OflOO 47074 = Sam Hill 110 4 E Smith 170100 17010047l653Ceenah 47l653Ceenah 100 5 G Archambt 21oOlQO 17010 Clara Martinlll E Taylor 3K1K 2 mutnels paid Don Dodge 500 straight 300 place S200 show Christie Holters 800 place 380 show Iteydo 300 show showTime Time 24 48 114 140 145 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner AV Walkers I r 5 by Toddington Miss Oertel by Handsel trained by W AValker bred bv Messrs Stone fc Rucker RuckerAVent AVent to pot at 349 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driving 4 xi 7 xuu 1 fi 0 sixth Race 1 Kile and 70 Yards Feb 2 192o l43i 6 122 Purse 40D 4yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odds Tnd Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight 47073MtdfdBoy 10S li E Taylor 100100 100100471003Discord 471003Discord 21 G Yeargin 101K 47025 Ind Spring 107 3 E Smith 5CC100 47012 AVTurnbow 113 4 R Lowe 33DO100 47103 M Machree 111 5 P Martinez 570100 47OIsExempted 102 G Boylan 10201CO 10201CO471532Zetetic 471532Zetetic 102 L rider C Buell 1CRO100 2 niiitnels paid Mod ford Hoy 400 straight 340 place 280 show Discord 700 place 140 show Indian Sprint 340 show Time 243 48 l14 5 141 145 Track fast fastAVinneir AVinneir J A Parsons br g by Quickstride Lady Kent by Helicon trained by AV llafley bred by Mr C O Dickey DickeyAVent AVent to post at 414 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon easily second and third driv ¬ ing ingOverweights Overweights Exempted 2 pounds 58 Mile Jan 8 1916 59 3 97 Purse 400 3year olds and upward o aiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight Straight4012Xin 4012Xin lo llo I3 C Thompson 410100 17020 NorfkjMclle 10 21 Boylan 320100 47031 Riposta KK 3 = E Taylor fi0100 40 17 Great Hawk 101 P C Bucll 32010 4707 = Clear Lake 115 r k G Yoargin 120100 47092 Cy M rrick 111 r = l R Lowe rSOlXi 4 7J ta Frcdk 115 7 G Archambt lD20l i 2 mutiiels paid Zindo I02i straight 380 place 300 show Norfolk Hello 100 place 2SO show Hiposta 300 show showTime Time 23 47 100 Track fast AVinner Mrs J L Wades br c 3 by AValdo Hindu bv AVoolslhorpe trained by R Campbell bred by Mr J Pralher PralherAVent AVent lo post at 43 At post 3 minutes Start good and slow AVon easily second and third driv Overweights Cy Merrick 1 pounds Cindo U Tijuana Form Chart TIJUANA FORM CHART TIJUANA Mexico Thursday May G 1920 Iightysixth day Lower ilifornin Jockey Hub Winter Meeting of 100 ihiys or more Weather clear clearStewards Stewards L J loc L Wing J W Coffroth Starter Harry Morrissey Kacing Secretary W W Finn FinnItacing Itacing starts at i00 p m Chicago time 400 4 7 1 7 R First Race 78 Mile Nov 1C 1916 x i J i v 125 3 115 Purse 400 4year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second C5 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odds Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 4fi8S53Bortodano 113 1 W Manders TSO100 47022 Arpfonto 113 2ii W Mclntyre 720100 4714 Emelda 111 r C Tliompson ± 0100 010010G 47148 Bernice E 10G 4U C Buell 0 0100 010010G 4701 Korin 10G h K Taylor IKJ901CO 47148 Scallywag 113 P Martinez lOM100 47022 Marseph 113 73 Boylan flSO10J 47148 Anna Star 1 C 8 G Yeargin 300100 47070 Comdation 113 9 = S Smith 1110100 47028 Paradigm 113 10 AV Hinphy f fiMntuel iMntuel field 2 mutiiels paid Hertodano 1300 straight 780 place 420 show Argento 080 place 180 show Emelda SO show showTime Time 24 49 115 129 Track fast I IAVinner AVinner J Kerns br g 10 by Sain Patroness b Patron trained by AV Kern bred by Mr Bar ¬ ney Schreibcr j AVent to post at 205 At post 1 minute Start geod and slow AVon driving second and third the 47177 Second Race 58 Mile Jan 8 1916 11 59 3 97 Purse 400 3year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner S300 second 65 third 35 35Eqnir Eqnir Odds OddsInd Ind Tlorse Wt Fin Jockey Straicht 47140 Milda 113 V E MeGowan 980100 4714 4714IYukon IYukon 101 23 C Archambt 100100 470 i4WCDoorly 113 AV Mclntyre 1CO100 47008 Irish Daisy 111 4 AV Hinphy 105SO100 47il3 Ispham 100 r K Taylor 12401CO 12401CO4ifil2 4ifil2 Gen By up 113 CJ S Smith 1303100 47023 Sis Mallory WC 7 C Buell lOiOO100 2 niiitnels paid Mlldu lilfo straight oiO place USO show Yukon 320 place 220 show W C Dooly 220 show showTime Time 24 48 101 Track fast fastWinner Winner U II foods br f 4 liy Jack Atkin Arnijlda by ISrvn Mawr trained by It II Good bred by Mr C C Patrick PatrickWont Wont to post at 231 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon easily second and third driv ¬ ing ingOverweights Overweights Milda 4 pounds Yukon 4 59 3 97 Purse 400 3yearolds I and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 4 45701 701 Aalli A IOC 1 = C Buell 200100 47021 IT MrCnrty Idfi 21 E Taylor 12S0100 4714 Baby Faust UC 3 G Yeargin 87GO1IIO 47013 Aline B Ill 4 C Gross L20100 47155 R Mantell 113 5 AV Hinphy 1H10100 47151 LaBBeade 111 C3 P Martinez r30100 4043 Lcenrack Iti 7 E Smith tl9W100 45501 Bonnie Bird 100 8 = Spittler t 47070 = Josenla 111 9 AV Mclntyre 020 100 fMntnel field fieldLr Lr niiitnels paid Aalli A 000 straight 420 place 380 show Hattie McCarty 920 place 920 show Itaby Faust 1440 show showTime Time 24 48 101 J Track fast fastAVinner AVinner M AVhituss ch m i by Harnsdale Edna Oreen by The Hero trained by J Dawson bred bv Mr AV K Watts WattsAVent AVent to post at 25 At post 1 minute Start easily second and third driv Overweights Leenrack 1 poiind 47179 Fourt Race 5S Mile Jan 8 191G j w 59397 Pure 40pi 3ycar 3ycarolds olds and upward Claiming Net valuo to winner 300 second G5 third 35 Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight 47 151 = July Fly 113 li C Thompson1 ll lOO 4705 I Emily M 108 2 = 3 G Archambt 70100 16511 7AiiH471503Bfe Airgie MS G Yoarcfn 7WilH 471503Bfe jIJl470IM Player G 4 C Bucll jIJl 470IM GdEnotiKh U nl AV Mclrityro 13201W 47018 MOlty4C851 Hat AVilldo 113 P AV llinphy MOlty 4C851 Cuba 101 7 Spittler tlJl 100 100Montana Montana 101 Pul up E Taylor t iMntnel field 2 iiiiituels paid July Fly 1040 straight 500 place 300 show Emily M 300 place 300 show Airgie 100 show showTimq Timq 23 48 101 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner J J Sluikoys b m 0 by Mnrchmoiit II Locust by Corman trained bv J J Sharkevr bred by Mr J W Fuller Went to post at 321 At post 0 minutes Start good for all but Montana AVon driving second and third the same sameOverweights Overweights Montana 3 pounds 47180 Fif th Kacc 1 Mile and 70 Yards Feb 2 1920 l43 i G 122 Purse 400 3yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 370 second 80 third 50 Eqniv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 4715 Sam Hill 107 1 E Taylor COOIOI COOIOI47153I COOIOI47153I 47153I ydo 110 p Martinez rlO100 47105 MissStathem 100 3 G Yeargiu MJOlOil 47 153 El Primo 111 4k C Gross 2Sj100 4715 Clara Martinlll 5 C Buell Uf6llk Uf6llk4705Concha 4705Concha 110 C G Archambt IIMIW 2 niiitnels paid Sam Hill 1400 straight ti0 place 400 slf iw Iteydo 5SO place 300 show Miss Stathem 300 show showTime Time 24 48 114 141 145 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner F J OKourkes b g by Solitaire II Iremerhafen by Sandringham traiifed by J Stadler bred by Mr Adolph K Siireckels SiireckelsWent Went to post at 353 Off at once Start good and slow AVon driving second and third the same 47181 XIJUA sixth Race 34 Mile Dec 20 1916 iii3iiO Purse 400 3ycar clds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second 65 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse AAt Fin Jockey Straight Straight470703Inura 470703Inura Miller 113 l C Gross SfO100 47093 Mex 110 2 = 1 E Taylor 320110 47093 Lady Moore 1S 31 Perry fl OlOl 4 7030 Dot II 113 41 C Thompson t 4715 Mannikln II IOC 5U 15 Smith 1310KMt 47093 Little Abe 115 G = P Martinez 570100 40797 Move On 101 7 = 1 Boylan 32S 100 100471033CavcadrII 471033CavcadrII 110 S = G YourRin 50lut 47000 00501004709R Meelieka 108 G Archambt 0050100 4709R Harrigan OJ 10 C Bucll f ffMiitnel fMiitnel field 2 mutiiels paid Laura Miller 1900 straight 1020 place 3L0 show Alex 140 place 280 show Lady Moore field 40 showl showlTime Time 24 48 114 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner E H Shorts b m 5 by Norford Move On by Orsini trained by E H Short bred by Mr A NVal NValWent Went to post at 422 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon ridden out second and third driving drivingOverweights Overweights Move On 3 pounds 47189 Seventh Race 58 Mile Jan 81910 iju 5924397 Purso 5400 3year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 300 second C5 third 35 35Equiv Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse AVt Fin Jockey Straight 170 = Hazel Dale 110 1 = C Thompson 120KX 47021 C the AVay IOC 2J C Bucll 45Q100 1703MissSelaIia 113 3 AV Hinphy tlK 10 47031 Herder 107 I1 Spittler 102010 1020104710l 4710l = Toy Miss 113 51 C Gross 7fiO100 7fiO10040JJOO 40JJOO T Duncan 113 P Martinez 55JO10 l 17031 Review JOD 7 G Yeargin t 17007 = Little Jake 110 L riderE Taylor 3UO100 3UO100iMntiiel iMntiiel field 2 iiiiituels paid Hazel Dale 140 straight 340 340place place 2SD show Ci the AVay 100 place 300 300show show Miss Scdiilia field 501 show showTime Time 23 47 100 Track fast fastAVhiiicr AVhiiicr I Her Hros ch in 7 by Harnsdale Tern by HI ck Dean trained by J Peltcr bred by Mr L C Sliin SliinAVent AVent to ist at 147 At post 3 minutes Start good and sli w Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing English Racing Dates For 1920 ENGLISH RACING DATES FOR 1920 Meetings Dates Dnya DnyaManchester Manchester Whitsuntide Wednesday May 25 4 Epsom Summer Derby and Oaks Tuesday TuesdayTime Time 1 4 4Xewbury Xewbury Summer Wednesday June 9 2 2Ascot Ascot Tuesday June 15 4 4Newcastle Newcastle Summer Tuesday June 22 3 3Newmarket Newmarket First July Tuesday June 29 4 4Nottingham Nottingham July Monday July 5 2 2Newmarket Newmarket Second July Tuesday July 13 3 3Sundown Sundown Park Eclipse Friday July 10 2 2Liverpool Liverpool July Wednesday July 21 3 3Joodwood Joodwood Tuesday July 27 4 4Brighton Brighton August Tuesday August 3 3 3Nottingham Nottingham Summer Monday August 9 2 2Stockton Stockton Slimmer Tuesday August 17 3 3York York August Tuesday August 24 3 3Derby Derby Summer Tuesday August 31 3 3Newbury Newbury Autumn Friday September 24 2 2AVestern AVestern Ayr Wednesday September 15 3 3Doncaster Doncaster St Leger Tuesday September 7 4 4Newmarket Newmarket First October Tuesduy September 28 4 4Nottingham Nottingham Autumn Monday October 4 2 2Haydoek Haydoek Park October AVednesdny October 6V 2 2Kempton Kempton Park October Friday October 8 2 2Newmarket Newmarket Second October Tuesday October 12 4 4Newcastle Newcastle Autumn Tuesday October 19 2 2Sandown Sandown Park Autumn Thursday October 21 2 2Newmarket Newmarket Houghton Tuediy October 23 4 4Liverpool Liverpool Autumn AVednesdny November 10 4 4Derby Derby November Wednesday November 17 3 3Manchester Manchester November Thursday November 25 3 Current Notes Of The Turf CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF A A Thomas who has Yowell and Yorkist at AVoiMlbiiK Park reports that five other horses ill be shipped shortly from Calgary to the Canadian xir uit and will probably cut in at Montreal All are iCanadianbreds iCanadianbredsPhilippic Philippic which was to have started at Pim lico is as well bred as any mans horse He is by Cicero Jnair by Orme and the next ihmi Memoir by St Simoli lie would have won many races hil he not become a bleeder is he possesses a world of speed speedMan Man o AVars1 triiiniph in the Preakness Stakes bi cught Ills total winnings up to the fine total of 100325 It has been a long time since another horse won as much as 100000 in American racing King James being the last to attain that distlnction If he remains sound ami good Muh o ut inny challenge Dominos top American record of 193550 bfore he is retired to propagate his kiud hi thu stud Quite Novel Australian Protest QUITE NOVEL AUSTRALIAN PROTEST r I ILONDON LONDON England March 13 Racing throughout Tasmania one of the South Australian provinces was postponed indefinitely last month as n pnitcsti against the federal supertax of thirteen per ceiiroii the pooling of the gross betting hivesthieiitH Aust tralian riivhig clubs have applied for an injunction in the higli coitrt against till tax to rediiCL tlie racing publics iiidignatibn Which is at fuvur hedtJ1 Thu totaltax is tiow twcutyfiye per ccutf Page 8 English Horses In French Race: Institution of Grand Prize Brought English and French Turf in Closer Alliance. ENGLISH HORSES IN FRENCH RAC Institution of Grand Prize Brought English nm French Turf in Closer Alliance In these unprecedented times when the destinies of mi inconsiderable portion of mankind are beinf profoundly influenced by a war that is convulsing Kurope and other parts of the world when as it result the future intercourse lietwceii nations will In HiMiiKid and modified and when horse racing In i resit Itriluin lias been so adversely affected and so arbitrarily restricted on its account it b an agreeable relief to recall the happy relations that have subsisted for so lonjj a period between this country and France in matters where tin1 thoroughbred Is concerned Since racing took serious root on the other side of the Channel stimulated and fostered sis it was by the infusion of Itritisli strains of blood an entente cordiale has cemented the two countries It took a gratifying and sub ¬ stantial form in the establishment of the Grand Irie of Paris for which horses from the British Isles were allowed to compete a breakaway from a system that had hitherto confined French races to Frenchbred eomietitors Since its institution a door has been thrown open in other directions and there were until the war dislocated all things in connection with the turf on the other side several good stakes run for tin an international tharacter lint tiie Orand Prize has always been by far the most important among them sind so enterprising were our French friends that it eventu sillv ranked as the most valuable event of three yearolds in the world Its institution had a far reaching effect in bringing about a firm Intel friendship and on all hands it was heartily wel ¬ comed by those imbued with a sporting spirit The invitation was freely responded to here many of our leading owners swelling the list of subscribers though the fact that the race was set for decision on a Sunday had a deterrent effect in some iiiarters iiiartersMore More than half a century has gone by since the Orand Prize was first run in lSt3 and it was an encouraging siugury for Knglish sportsmen that it should be brought to this country sit the first time of asking The winner was Henry Sa yiles The Hanger by Voltiguer out of Skirm ¬ ishers dam and the owner of the colt was a man who was for many years one of the most con ¬ sistent sind liberal supporters of the turf and one whose colors claimed no small share of popularity suiiong the general body of racegoers Though he could not rank with the best of his year when such horses as Macaroni sind Lord Clifden were running sind he hsul been unplaced for the Derby the iiality of his French opponents was not high sind the staying qualities Inherited from his sire stood him in good stead at Paris over the mile sind seveneighths Another Knglish horse in Saceharometer which had fallen when Tunning for the Derby helped to uphold the reputation of this country and finished third That the Grand Prize result wsis no fluke Tlie Hanger showed by his subsequent performances for he included in the races lie won the Great Yorkshire Stakes sind though not proving equal to the occasion in the St 1egcr sit Doncsister he took the St Leger Stakes later at Newmarket In IS4 it was fully ex ¬ pected that that great horse Ilnir Athol would follow in the footsteps of The Hanger lie had easily won the Derby in a brilliant field on mak ¬ ing his first sippearance in public but to the sis tonisliinent of his connections wsis readily disposed of by Vermont for the Grsind Prize by a couple of lengths Whether lie wsis upset by the journey across the water wsis never made quite clear but he wsis equal on his return to winning the Ascot Triennial Stsikes over a mile In Vermont how ever he was doubtless meeting a good horse which siflerwsirds won races over a long distance of ground With Gladisiteur in the field ICnglish owners were not represented at Paris in the following yesir and they would have had little chance with their horses in view of the qiisility of that son of Monarque which will be remembered sis one of the winners of the triple crown of the Two Thousand Guineas Derby sind St Ieger and a thoroughbred of un ¬ common excellence He is regarded by many as being on si par with such sis Ormonde and others that have made indelible marks on turf history but that is a point incsipable of positive decision lie rsinks with the best in any case but did not pass along his excellence at the stud and sis i stallion must be accounted a fsiilure fsiilureCEYLON CEYLON WINS FOR ENGLAND IN 1866 1866With With Ceylon in ISiMi the Duke of Iteaufort again brought the honors to Kngland sind after DKs tuiiriiel sin Knglish representative had been beaten into third place the following year the Marquis of llsist ings The Karl continued the luck of the horses sent over from this side He was a colt of good class that had been struck out of the sensa ¬ tional Derby for which his stable companion the brilliant Lady Klizahcth was so heavily backed only to be unplaced sind was not beaten thsit season lie won the Grsind Prize csisily and was siccoinpanied to tin post by Plueskin belonging to the Air Savile referred to sibove which was not in the first three On his return home The Ksirl won the Ascot Derby sind a Itiennial and the St James Palace Stakes sit the same meeting thereby dem ¬ onstrating himself a horse of no mesm calibre In 1 Mr Savile was again in the field with Hysh wortli which had aspired to Derby honors without success sind to get third wsis the best he could do but he showed himself useful afterwards sind at a later period in his career many will recollect he sis a steeplechaser carried the colors of Mr II now Lord Chaplin He was great ly fancied for the Grand National of lS i but was easily beaten by Disturbance and though he won across country he made si somewhat ignominious exit from the course in a hurdle rsice that wsis declared void at Lincoln in 1874 1874In In 1871 the race did not take place owing to the FrsincoGcrmsm war but the next year it again fell to Mr Savilc who doubtless encouraged by his success sit its inauguration was consistent in his support Cremorne was his winner sind fresh from his Derby victory he readily disposed of eight opponents one of which was Heine the winner of the One Thousand Guineas and Oaks which finished third six lengths behind Mr Saviks colt Cre ¬ morne which was by Psirmesan Higolboche had a distinguished career for lie was besiten but twice in eleven races sis a twoyearold including simong his victories events like the Woodcoti Stsikes Chesterfield Stakes and Champagne Stsikes at Doncsister but only knew defeat on two occsisions in his second season lie went under by a neck to the flying Prince Charlie in the Two Thousand Giiinesis sind the same distance separated him in the St Leger Stakes at Newmarket from Lsibur num to which he was conceding a stone In tin Derby he decisively turned the tallies on Prince Charlie sind simong other races that fell to his share were the Gresit Yorkshire Stakes sind the New msirket Derby Cremorne did not go into sinothei sesison but he had done enough for fame sind fairly takes rank among the best of Itritisli thoroughbreds At the stud however he f silled to get si elassii winner though he sired a number of useful per ¬ formers of which the best were Kermesse Hidotto Csimcliard sind Hoysterer that did good service for Lord Hosebcry He wsis silso sire of Voluptuary which wsis rather fsincied for the Derby of 1SS1 but rsill moderately After a not glorious career on the Mat he wsis relegated to crosscountry work sind made a name fur himself as the winner of tin Grsind National in 1SS4 1SS4DERBY DERBY WINNER DONCASTER BEATEN BEATENIn In ISTJ Knglish interests in the Grand Prize Were represented by Doncsister the Derby winner but though si good one himself he ran up sigsiinsl some French horses of the best class sind was relegated into third place by ISoiard sind Flag eolet of which the lastnsimed wsis in those days doing big things in this country for M Lefevre who raced on si liberal scsile both here sind in France Knghinds turn came again the next year with Trent the property of Mr W 11 Marshall who owned Shannon stud other good horses in his time sind this country was represented silso by Toma ¬ hawk which hsul that year won the Lincolnshire Handicap and filled third place at Paris Trent subsequently upset the odds betted on Apology for the Great Yorkshire Stsikes sind ran third when the filly won the St Leger a fortnight after wants Trent did nothing much as si fouryearold nor at the stud either but Doncsister will be remembered as a brilliant CUM winner and h achieved fstme as a stallion with the Derby win ¬ ner liend Or to his name thus passing along tin brilliance of the great Stockwell family familyIn In 1875 Chiremont second for the Derby and Camballo winner of the Two Thousand Guineas went over to represent this country but were mi placed and in 1870 Kisber the Derby victor had no difficulty in placing the Grand Prize to the credit of M A Italtuzzi The soil of Buccaneer can be regarded as doing duty for this country though Hungarianbred and owned by a foreigner for he was trained at Newmarket for sill his races and as a juvenile had shown his excellence by beating Springfield and other good ones for the Dewhurst 1late Count Lagrange who in 1877 had been suc ¬ cessful with Saint Chrlstophe one of his long string mostly trained in France essayed to repeat the suc ¬ cess with Insulaire in 1878 but had to put up with second place The spoils went to Prince Soltykoff with Thurio the parentage of which Cremorne dis ¬ putes with TIbthorpe though there is little doubt the latter was his sire Though beaten in the Derby for which he was well backed Thurio had previously shown fair form aud developed into u good stayer winning among other races the Alex ¬ andra Plate at Ascot sis si fiveyearold In 1ST the horses sent over from this country were a com ¬ moner mimed Scapegrace Ismstcl sind Cut the latter pair doing duty for Count Lagrsinge but they were unplsiccd and in 18SO came the victory of Hobert the Devil How he would have won the Derby but for the injudicious riding of Kossiter has often been told but the colt wsis entrusted to his handling at Paris nevertheless and there no mistake was made for he won easily by a length The name of Hobert will long lie linked with that of Pend Or and although the latter had the better of him at Kpsom revenge came in tin St Leger at Doncsister and the son of Hertram always beat the Duke of Westminsters colt over si distance of ground He wsis however i chsince horse for his dam Cast Off never threw another like him and he made no name as a sire sireAMERICANBRED AMERICANBRED FOXHALL WINS WINSThe The Americanbred Foxhall followed Hobert the Devil and it does not need emphasizing that he wsis a good horse Before going over to France Bend Or had readily beaten him in the City and Suburban and in the Grsmd Prize he only got home by a head from Tristan but his memorable double in the Cesarewitch sind Cambridgeshire scoring in the latter race under lilli pounds and giving no less than thirtyfive pounds to Lucy Glitters of his own age and nineteen pounds to Tristan is one of the best handicap performances on record He won the coveted Ascot Gold Cup the following year but on the last dsiy of the meeting went down before Fiddler for the Alexandra Plate his rsice for the Cup doubtless taking something out of him Bruce went over sind won the Grsmd Prize in ISSi after finishing fourth for the Derby the indifferent rid ¬ ing of his jockey in that race giving rise to tin greatest disssitisfsictioii on the part of his owner ind connections who had regarded success as almost a foregone conclusion In France F Archer wsis put up and some recompense for the Kpsom disappointment was forthcoming in a halflength victory from Fenelon si representative of the Duke of Hamilton that had shown some form In this country and was backed for the Derby Another Derby winner in St Bhiise followed in the foot ¬ steps of Blajr Athol by running second in 1SS and The Lambkin filled the same position the next year In ISSIi Paradox worthily represented this country and that he had credentials for the journey he had shown by winning the Two Thousand Guineas and only losing the Derby by si head to Melton It wsis by the same narrow msirgin that he won at Newmarket in the hands of F Archer sind to that fesirless jockey lie owed his defesit sit Kpsom Archer wsis again on him in the Grand Prize but his jockey hsid little to do in winning by si length the class of those behind him being moderate moderateThe The yesir ISSli savy the victory of Minting which wsis the best of his age bar one sind that one Ormonde wsis a host in himself Much to the sur ¬ prise of Matthew Dawson Minting wsis well lieaten in the Two Thousand Guineas by the colt from Kingsclere and the tale has often been told how it wsis decided in view of his obviously poor pros ¬ pects of turning the tables sit Kpsom to give the Derby si miss and send Minting for his engagement in the Grand Prize An esisy win in thsit rsice the field for which included the Oaks winner Miss lummy spoke still further for the merits of Ormonde in whose reflected light Minting may ilmost he said to have shone sis si threeyearold lie ran no more thsit year but the following sesi ¬ son won the Jubilee Cup sit Ascot instituted in honor of Queen Victorisis Jubilee and sit the same meeting hsid the bad luck to meet Ormonde igain in the Hardwicke Stsikes when smother besit iug awited him As a fiveyearold he put in the great performance of winning the Kempton Park Great Jubilee Stakes with 110 pounds up sind sit the nd of the season wsis sent to the stud sit si fee of 150 sovereigns sit which he promptly tilled tilledAfter After Mintings day si cloud came over the for ¬ tunes of Knglisli horses in the Grsind Prize which did not roll by for twenty years till Spearmint won in 1SHM5 ami it was something of si coinci ¬ dence that Minting should enter into the pedigree of the winner fnc he wsis the sire of Maid of the Mint Spearmints dam Not that no efforts were inside to bring the race over here prospect of doing so on some occsisions sind there is little doubt that the Havensbury in 1891 should hsive gone the other way It was however only in keep ¬ ing with the illluck of thsit son of Isonomy in whose path Isinglass so often stood in this country Karlier The Baron whose failure in the Derby Drought such unexpected disappointment to Heath House hsid been second to Tenebreuse and Crow berry the runnerup to Stuart sind following Hav ¬ ensbury Matchbox hsid failed sigsiinst Dolmsi Bagh tche while Velasquez the Derby winner of an second to Perth Since Spearmints successful journey Knglish horses have only been sent across on two occasions in 1SHO sind 1MO sind in the first of those ycsirs WiHiam the Fourth finished fourth to Verdun But in 1SI10 a combined stttsick was made by Bronziao Charles OMsilley sind Lemberg the Derby winner which were no match for the French horses and ran respectively third fourth and fifth behind Ntisige The war unfortunately stopped the sequence of the Grand Prize of Paris sifter 1914 since when racing in Frsince hsis been sit si stand ¬ still but with the sirrivsil of peaceful times French ind Knglish owners will be more than ever anxious to renew friendly rivalry in a race which has worked or the welfare of the turf in both countries and helped largely towsirds si cordial social siud political iiiiiierstsinding between them London Sportsman Racing Dates For 1920 RACING DATES FOR 1920 ower California Jockey Club Tijuana Sfer SferKegiiuiing Kegiiuiing January 24 aud continuing for 100 or ormore more dsiys Muttiels Kentucky Jockey Club Churchill Downs lx ul ville Ky KyMay May 8 to May il 120 dsiys Miituels letropolitsin Jockey Club Jamaicsi L I IMsiy Msiy 15 to Msiy J2 7 days Oral ntario JocKey Club Woodbine Psirk Toronto Ont OntMay May 22 to May 29 7 dsiys Mutual Ioutreal Driving Club Dclorimier Park Montreal MontrealQue Que QueMay May 22 to May 29 7 days Mutuels Vestchester Haciiig Association Belmout Park ParkQueens Queens L L LMay May 24 to June 12 18 days Oral lorval Jockey Club Dorvsil Park Montreal Que June 1 to June 8 7 days Mutuels entucky Jockey Club Lntouisi Ky KyJune June 1 to July 10 31 days Mutuels tlutropolitsiii Hacing Association Dufferln Park ParkToronto Toronto Oat OatJune June 5 to June 12 7 days Mutuels Uontreal Jockey Club Blue Bonnets Montreal MontrealQue Que QueJune June 9 to June 15 7 days Mutuels Metropolitan Jockey Club Jamaica L 1 1June June 14 to June IXt l days Oral loiimmirht Psirk Jockey Club Connaiight Park ParkOttawa Ottawa Out OutJune June 17 to June 24 7 days Mutuels jneens County Jockey Club Aqueduct L L LJune June 24 to July 13 17 days Oral Msigstrsi Haciiig Association Fort Krie Out OutJuly July 3 to July 10 7 days Mutuels Msimiltoii Jockey Club Hamilton Out OutJune June 25 to July 2 7 days Miiluels Kmpire City Hsuing Association Yonkers N Y YJuly July 14 to July 31 1C days Oral Windsor Jockey Club Windsor Out OutJuly July 14 to July 21 7 days Mutuels Montreal Driving Club Delorimier Park Montreal MontrealQue Que QueJuly July 17 to July 24 7 days Mutuels Kenilworth Psirk Jockey Club Kenilworth Park ParkWindsor Windsor Out OutJuly July 22 to July 29 7 days Mutuels aratoga Hacing Association Saratoga Spring NY NYAugust August 2 to August 31 2i days Oral Niagara Hsicing Association Fort Krie Out August 11 to August IS 7 days Mutuels lamiltoii Jockey Club Hamilton Out OutJuly July 31 to August 7 7 days Mutnels Windsor Jockey Club Windsor Out OutAugust August 21 to August 2S 7 days Mutuels Westchester Hacing Association Bclmont Park ParkQueens Queens L L LSeptember September 2 to September 15 12 days Oral Montreal Jockey Club Blue Bonnets Montreal Que QueAugust August 31 to September 7 7 days Mutuels Dorvsil Jockey Club 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Saturdays FREE Todays Form Special OctoberBanana13CO4447 OctoberBanana13CO4447THK THK STAXIJAUIJ TUIlP OITIIIR Room 403 22 West Quincy Street Chicago Illinois Should Breed Better Cow Horses: Thoroughbred Sire of the Right Type Makes the Best Top Cross. SHOULD BREED BETTER COW HORSES Thoroughbred Siro of the Right Type Makes the Best Top Cross H II Williams Animal Husbandman Arizona Agricultural Experiment Stsition writes in The Rider sind Driver regsirding the type of horse best suited for csivsilry and cattle work workThe The Southwest the horsiest district in the Inion For many ycsirs horses hsive been the chief means of trsinsportsitioii At the present time the desirable cow mount is probsibly the toughest horse ¬ flesh thsit csin be found anywhere For right down dogged determination and endurance over rough going the small cow pony in the Southwest has any horse in the world beaten These animals are of the bronco type short of leg big and deep of bar ¬ rel with wide round body and lean bony makeup in general They excel in toughness and ability to endure hardships under adverse conditions The cow pony is small but they can endure hardships sind tsike care of themselves living on the country where large animals would not survive They are the illdsiy sind sillnight sort when put to it itIn In the Southwest the going is bad Hocks and moving boulders sind tricky yielding shale are plentiful Trails or roads sire seldom used and the animals must go across country through ssind to the fetlock and climb hills sind mountains that would seem impossible The rider does not hesitate to force his fearless animal where he wsints him to go sind at the pace desired even over tresicheroiis ground undermined with prairie dogs burrows burrowsThe The western cow mounts may not sippear to lie a desirable type it lirst glance but they hsive stood the test They will travel fifty miles a day for many days sind compete with the jackrsibbits for the sparse native forage sind drink perhaps only once si day sind silkali water at that thatThe The native cow mount is the result of centuries of breeding neglect sind si survival of the best Man deserves little credit for his making The Spaniards in the early dsiys introduced horses of Arabian blood sind no doubt the foundation stock wsis rich in this breeding In the last fifty ycsirs these animals hsive been crossed with sill kinds sind descriptions of horses horsesTHOROUGHBRED THOROUGHBRED SIRE WOULD IMPROVE IMPROVEThe The prevailing opinion at the present time is thsit there is no breed suitable for crossing on native mares to produce mounts In several breeds however may be found individuals which are pre ¬ eminently suitable for crossing on native mares to get the right kind of mounts No other breed compares with the thoroughbred or those built up on this blood for producing ssuldle horses Students of breeding claim that thoroughbreds have been improved sind built up from Arabian foundation The breeds of horses which hsive been improved chiefly front thoroughbred blood are the American trotting horse American saddle horse Irish hunter and the French coach In siuy of the above breeds may be found strains or families well suited for raising mounts by crossing with native mares It must be admitted however that the great majority of stallions of these breeds sire not available for this purpose purposeWhether Whether thoroughbreds or some other animals are used does not matter sis long as the right type of an animal is selected Some of the desirable characteristics sire gentle disposition intelligence full round bodies short backs strong loins long rumps short flat wellset legs with good feet and smooth action They must be hesit resistant strong hsive considerable speed sind nimblencss and sibove all they must have good wind hardiness and endurance This Is a peculiar combination of characteristics fognd in only a few individuals either within or without the breeds On account of the gresitcr uniformity and prepotency of reg ¬ istered animals it is important thsit stallions bo selected of the desired types but with pedigrees pedigreesTypicsil Typicsil stsillions should stand about fifteen and onelialf hands and weigh 1100 to 120 pounds They should have rather small refined heads Ions slim necks strong withers sloping shoulders short broad backs well muscled loins long straight rumps full barrels long underlines heavy muscles well placed legs flat strong Iwme obliipie pasterns of medium length sind round hard feet If nothing else except this type of horse are used to cross with sclecteil range mares the best horse in the world can be produced for cow ponies and csivsilry pnrHises pnrHisesSIZE SIZE NOT A VITAL REQUISITE REQUISITESize Size is not a prime consideration in saddle horses The animal must be able to carry si msiii aud saddle weighing 200 pounds The ability tit do this is not as much governed by size as breeding temperament action conformation and symmetry The best mounts sire seldom over fifteen and one half hands high or heavier than 1100 pounds Their ability to work under the saddle is the first welll consideration This means that they must be well l l 1 and of the hardy shortlegged flathoned flathonedbigbarreled bigbarreled type Small horses nre better than the large ones in si rough mountainous country or among brush They have better control if their legs sind do not strike them against rocks or get tangled up among the brush They will survive drought sind short range better sis the large animals must use more time to gather feed and should have the addition of some grain grainThe The first requisite f csivsilry mounts is that they must bo able to stand up under work of the most severe nature and without extrsi care Hav ¬ ing been raised on the range is highlv important for under range conditions there is no tendency for the animal to grow larger than nafural anil he is better able to maintain himself on account of his small size and experience on the range Hange life makes him as tough as leather stud 1 it is ready almost sill the time to he put to work The addition of a little grain to what he can gather fortifies him into accomplishing unheard of feats In endurance His feet muscles and bones sire of the hardest in horseflesh and his training and inheritance inures him to hardship hardshipCONFORMATION CONFORMATION OF COW HORSE HORSEflood flood cow mounts have a wellrecognized con ¬ formation They sire refined in head medium length in neck short sind broad in back long and full in barrel being stout in make and inilicatiii toughness Their legs sire built for use belli rather short in cannons well placed with flat bone the tendons standing well back and with flinty loiin 1 feet feetArizona Arizona can produce the best cow horses or cavalry mounts in the world The combination of climate physical conditions feed and native blood in this district is unusually favorable The native niiires have descended from Spanish and American stock now blended and tested by generations of culling and eliminating thv unfit Those that have survived are hardy and full of action Their breed ¬ ing anil life make tlm ready for any amount of hardship that horseflesh can endure They combine the requirements of all saddle horses such as sure ness of foot ease of carriage to the rider ease of control ambition intelligence sind endurance Thev msiy not be the spectacular flashy sort demanded in the Kast sind for parade They are business horses evolved in the country to fill a distinct demand If there is siny more specialized horse in the world I would like to know where he is DOUBTERS SKEPTICS SCOFFERS SCOFFERSDo Do not Accept What YOU Cannot See Once Oncein in a Great While Something Really ReallyBij Bij Happens HappensCONFIDENCE CONFIDENCE CONFIDENCETO TO bet with confidence on racing selections you must have a firm belief in their relia ¬ bility bilityIt It would be an insult to your intelligence to ask you for money in advance or ask you to share profits It would not be good business would it Any reliable business house is glad to have you examine the article before paying for it itOnly Only tipsters it seems want you to buy before you have shown anything anythingIt It is 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