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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, June 3, 1920

Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, June 3, 1920 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1920 drf1920060301 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, June 3, 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] Thrilling Stretch Duel: Alibi Defeats Thunderstorm in a Rousing Finish at Belmont.; Donnacona Finally Manages to Win a Race--Steeplechase Riders Suspended. THRILLING STRETCH DUEL Alibi Defeats Thunderstorm in a Rousing Finish at Belmont Donnacona Finally Manages to toWin Win a Race Steeplechase SteeplechaseRiders Riders Suspended NEW YORK N Y June 2 Despite a pro ¬ gram below the ordinary a large midweek number of racing enthusiasts made the trip to Belmont Park today A handicap at one mile and a purse for threeyearolds at threequarters were the fea ¬ tures of the afternoons sport Both fields were materially reduced by withdrawals However con ¬ tention was not lacking and aroused interest the finish of the handicap being a thrilling one the long stretch dut1 Utween Alibi and Tunderstorm bringing the si ectators to their feet the former winning by the shortest of noses Thunderstorm set the pace throughout and hung on gamely but could not withstand the winners rush in the final strides Kallipolis was a distant third thirdAftor Aftor withdrawals from the secondary feature for threeyearolds had reduced the field to five starters G W Lofts Donnacona appeared to have the race at his mercy and was heavily supported ViceChairman and The Trout being next in de ¬ mand To a good start ViceChairman after they hail gone an eighth raced into the lead closely followed by Donnacoiia This order Avas maintained until well down the chute when Barrett shot Donna ¬ cona to the front to win easily ViceChairman was as easily second The Trout got the small end of the purse purseJockey Jockey Hnrvoj Williams was suspended for the rmiiSiIrr or tlitf meeting by the stcwahlsof the Unltid Hunt and Steeplechase Association for un ¬ necessary abuse of his mount Worstdale after the finish of the steeplechase steeplechaseJockey Jockey Med Henderson was suspended at the same time for pulling up New Haven at the twelfth fench His case was referred to the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association for further ac ¬ tion tionAt At the conclusion of the fifth race J A Coburn bid the winner Oceanna up to 2i05 at which price she was retained by her owner ownerThe The activities of C Buxton and J A Coburn against the Parr and W Garth horses is the re ¬ sult of a feud originating in the bidding up of Shyness a few years back at Saratoga On ac ¬ count of financial distress at the time Buxton lost the mare mareFour Four out of the six maiden jockeys riding in the first race are related to riders of prominence in the past and present II Callahan who won being a brother to jockey J Callahan under contract to Wm Martin K Kummer who finished third is a brother to C Kummer S Bullman a son of John Biillman a topnotcher in Ids prime and 12 Holder u son of steeplechaser rider Ernest lleider The little boys rode like velrans and kept their mounts perfectly straight throughout the running O'Neill's View Of Prince Palatine: Famous American Jockey Pronounces Him Phenomenal Race Horse of Exceptional Qualities. ONEILLS VIEW OF PRINCE PALATINE Famous American Jockey Pronounces Him Phenom ¬ enal Raco Eorso of Exceptional dualities Frank ONeill the American jockey who has scored a great measure of success in France where be is considered the premier flatracing rider is a wellbalanced man mid his opinions on horses and their merits as performers are valuable Whil in New York last winter the newspapers were dis ¬ cussing the likelihood of Prince Palatine beiiu bought for export to this country countryONeill ONeill upon being asked if he knew the horse said saidYes Yes lie was my particular pet and it is doubtful if anybody ever sat on a better horse He was big and broad had a world of speed and was a wonderful weight carrier How big he is now I will not say but wheij I last saw him he was surely sixteen two The kind of race horsa he was is shown by his winnings 184000 ll was raced by T PHkington a glass manufacturer of London who sold him to J B Joel for 209000 Joel afterward sold the horse to the Due de Cazes who located him in France FranceI I went to England to ride Prince Palatine on several occasions I was on him when he won the St Leger in 1911 and the Sundown Eclipse Jockey Club Stakes and Ascot Gold Cup in 1912 In the Saudowl Eclipse one mile and a quarter he car ¬ ried 110 pounds In the Jockey Club Stakes oir mile and three quarters he packed 147 pounds His weight in the Gold Cup two miles and a half was 121 irounds With 130 pounds up won the Gold Cup in 1913 1913Prince Prince Palatine is to be brought from France early in July as James W McClelland manager of the SimmsOliver Stud is booked to sail from New York around June 20 to supervise the details for the horses transportation Papp Makes Auspicious Debut: Is Jumping In France PAPP MAKES AUSPICIOUS DEBUT DEBUTIS IS JUMPING IN FRANCE Papp the winner of the Futurity in 1917 and which is now a member of the sleeplechasing divi ¬ sion of the stable of W T Wilkinson of St Louis is racing in Frame and was third through the field at Enghien May 7 for the Irix du Vignemale for which there were ten starters Tin big sun of Peter Quince was ridden by tin American jockey Wil Iiiins LArgonne with Mitchell up won and I tdy Sniper having the famous crosscountry horseman Purfremcnt in the saddle was second It was a good race and a close finish threequarters of i length separating the placed horses horsesMr Mr Wilkinson saw Tmytown win the Grand Nn liinnl nt Alntrcc this spring and Mid that Papp would be a candidate for the event next year as he believed the big chestnut could negotiate the difficult course Five Straight Wins For Baby Grand: Commander Ross' Recent Purchase Adds Another Victory to His List of Successes. FIVE STRAIGHT WINS FOR BABY GRAND Commander Ross Recent Purchase Adds Another Victory to His List of Successes MONTltEAL Quebec June 2 The consistent twoyoarold Baby Grand which is now racing in the colors of Commander J K L Itoss added another victory for his new owner when he won the Dorval Juvenile Purse the feajure race of the program provided here this afternoon Baby Grand carried 122 pounds made all the pace and withstanding bard pressuure from the start drew away in the final strides to beat Panhandler by u scant length The winner conceded lumps of weight to everything in the race Todays victory marked the fifth straight for Baby Grand and his seventh winning race this season seasonKacing Kacing conditions were again perfect and another large crowd turned out Kock Silk a firsttime starter in the oiiening race which was for Canadian breds was made the medium of a killing when he von Ills race in little better than a canter The race was a claiming affair and three claims were promptly deposited in the box after the race and B J fanis secured him for 1150 a figure that makes Itock Silk look like a bargain bargainSentimental Sentimental was claimed by M Smith for 1100 Helen Atkin by Clyde Phillips for 1100 and Have Oi by J Gorman tm 1100 1100There There was keen competition for the plater Peer ¬ less One after he was beaten by Dione in the closing race on the openinj day Claims were lodged by Frank Farrar 1 Allen W It Padgett Stuart Polk W A McKinney K J Parrish and W Paguini and in the drawing Polk secured the plater platerW W II Dauphin was among the latest arrivals from the States with his string of racers racersE E T Xollicoffer who maintains rather an ex ¬ tensive farm in North Carolina contemplates going into the breeding end of the sport Several of his mares will be mated this spring to the young stal ¬ lion AH Smiles which has been retired to the stud studBert Bert E Graham who was among the successful owners who rced in Cuba last winter got in from Illinois yesterday with a division of the stable he raced at Oriental Park His Canadian string in ¬ cludes Delancey Pierrot Zodiac and Mike DIxou Mr Graham is among the most successful of the younger Kenerationof trainers A notice iiasbeeii posted in the i here that in all handicaps there must be written acceptances instead of written declarations which is the usual custom at most other tracks tracksDione Dione winner of the seventh race yesterday lias been added to the schooling list listJ J Allen who raced Little Nephew at one of the winter meetings has taken over the horses of Sum Nesbitt NesbittEdward Edward Graham a retired rancher of Columbus Ohio has engaged J G Bussey as trainer of a slible which he contemplates securing within the next week He has an option on several horses and lift here yesterday for New York to look them over James Butwell will do the riding for the stable Plans For Belmont Park Changes: Elaborate and Effective Scheme for Improvement of Course Suggested. FLANS FOR BELMONT PARK CHANGES Elaborate and Effective Scheme for Improvement of Course Suggested A plan has been suggested for an improvement In the plant of the Westchester Bucing Association which should add greatly to the popularity of Belmont Park Tins scheme which was worked out by a distinguished French architect was largely brought about through the initiative of Joseph E Widener who is taking a keen interest in turf matters It includes the altering of the present seating plan of the grand stand through the change of gradient and an extension of the seats clear to the pillars which are now some twentyfive feet f i oni the stairways This will increase the capac ¬ ity of the stand by fully a third and will in addi tijm give everybody an unobstructed view of the course At every pillar there will be a landing stage reached by a double row of broad stairs with ornamental iron railings These will be available from the lawn without descending a flight of steps as at present The aisles will be broad and there should be no congestion congestionThe The present promenade at the top of the stand will be utilized as a restaurant with kitchen from which hot food will be served and there will also be a couple of retiring rooms for women Above this a new and spacious promenade overlooking the heads of the spectators and commanding a view of the track and grounds will be constructed It will have soda and candy bars and should Its a favorite ren ¬ dezvous for many of the patrons of the sport sportThe The unsightly outside iron stairway at the end f the stand nest to the clubhouse will be removed The wall of the upper end of the stand will be plastered and window boxes with geraniums and other flowering plants will be a feature of the deco rtion Urns will be placed here and there about the inclosure and these will be kept filled with plants plantsNothing Nothing definite was decided in connection with the proposed change There was also an expression of hope that when the work was done it would em ¬ brace the building of a new clubhouse where the field stand now is and have the horses race from right to left as at the other tracks Major Belmont while a man of strong convictions and who has been opjvosed to any change in the manner of racing at Belmont Park is also broadminded where it is a matter of the public interest and he may favor the idea which has some strong proponents proponentsThe The paddock with the change would be in the beautiful old Manice Gardens famous for their box and other trees Mindful's Progeny Have Won Seventeen Races To Date PHNDFULS PROGENY HAVE WON WONSEVENTEEN SEVENTEEN RACES TO DATE The Star Shoot mure Mindful which produced Mr W J Salmons crack twoyearold Careful winner of seven races to date has probably estab ¬ lished a rather unique record inasmuch as her fiveyearold son Duke of Devonshire by Transvaal has won ten races since January 1 1021 1021As As the season is almost in its infancy the prog ¬ eny of Mindful have a chance to increase their present total materially Mindful was foaled in 1904 and was bred by E F Clay Her dam was Meridin by Hindoo while her granddam Morrodes was a daughter of Melbourne Jr This i s a family from which many good pprfnnnirs came Mindful is a bay In color as Is Wrack sire of Careful which in turn is bay Duke of Devonshire by the bay horse Transvaal is a chestnut Many Arrivals Of Horses At Latonia: Rainfall Improves the Dusty Track--Appointments Being Made Rapidly in Good Order. MANY ARRIVALS OF HORSES AT LATONIA Bainfall Improves the Dusty Track Appointments Being Made Rapidly in Good Order CINCINNATI O June 2 Continued arrivals during the day are bringing the number of horses in those parts to the point of congestion The attractive prizes that the Lutonia management is offering this year are responsible for the center ¬ ing here of more horses than at any other racing plant in this country countryProbably Probably never before in the history of thor ¬ oughbred racing have owners been given such big opportunity of garnering rich stakes and purses Luring the life of the first program book em ¬ bracing eight days a total of 100800 in added money will be distributed to the various stakes and overnight dashes The largest money distri ¬ bution will be on Derby Day June It when La tonias chief spring fixture will be decided That event has an added money value of liiCOO and ail additional 5000 in the event that 1aul Jones duplicates his Kentucky Derby success successWeights Weights for the Inaugural Handicap i000 added at a mile and a sixteenth to be run the opening day next Saturday were announced this c orning by Secretary Shelley The board of handi cappers gave Sir Iarton the top impost of 133 pounds witli This 1orter next in their esteem he being assigned 131 Boniface is allotted one pound less and King Gorin winner of the Kentucky Handicap has up 127 pounds The weights grad ¬ uate downward to 94 which several in the list of 110 originally entered are burdened with withAt At present the outlook is for at least u dozen starters with the following the most probable to go to the post for the valuable prize The 1orter lot King Uurin 127 Minto II 122 General Haig 118 Ho Frank 115 John O Ill Ginger 110 Damask 110 liegalo 107 Distinction 107 Atta Hoy II 105 105A A brisk shower during the afternoon was bene ¬ ficial to the track fur it laid tiie dust and solidi ¬ fied the footing considerably There has been an absence of moisture at the track and the drench ¬ ing this afternoon freshened the shrubbery and lawns lawnsTodays Todays visitors at the track included Martin Nathanson who came to Cincinnati on a brief business mission and returned to CJiiiago tpuipht Jolm IIaehmcister former gencraC aiThurgcr it the Latcnia and Douglas Park race tracks who is now in Cincinnati took a trip to give the track the once over and he was considerably impressed with the many changes and improvements wrought management managementEnmiiy Enmiiy which has been on the ailing list for some time had to be destroyed this morning as a result of contracting blood poison poisonGeneral General manager ilatt 1 Winn arrived yesterday to give personal supervision to many details con ¬ nected with the opening Blue Riband To Spion Kop: Son of Spearmint Triumphs in the Famous Epsom Derby.; Lord Derby's Archaic Runs Second--Favorite, Tetratema, Finishes Unplaced. BLUE RIBAND TO SP10N KOP Son of Spearmint Triumphs in the Famous Epsom Derby Lord Derbys Archaic Buns Sec ¬ ond Favorite Tetratema Finishes Unplaced LONDON June 2 Before an uncountable ns scmbhge the world renowned Epsom Derby was decided over the Epsom track today AH condi ¬ tions were favorable and Engunds picked three yearolds contested the race To the last Tetra ¬ tema and Allenby were the public favorites but neither had anything to do with the finish At the end oC a great contest Major Giles Loders bay colt Spuin Kop by Spearmint Hammerkop was first with Lord Derbys chestnut colt Archaic by Polymelus Keystone II second and Sir H Cunliffe Owens bay colt Orpheus by Orby Electra third At the post the betting against the three placed horses was 11 to 1 against Splon Kop 10 to 1 against Archaic and 50 to 1 against Orpheus OrpheusThe The horses which ran unplaced were Alilxitts Trace Allenliy All Prince Attillus Daylight Pa ¬ trol Dynamo Firework lie Goes Kareses Mar ¬ shal Neil Poltava Polymetis Sarchedon Silvern Telratcnia and Torelore ToreloreSpion Spion Kop started in six races when a twoyear old and was beaten in all of them But he was always found battling out the finishes of his races nobly The fact that he was five times second and once third suggests he may have been sonif what unlucky in failing to secure a winners bracket That he improved through the winter is obvious He belongs to u hardy line that char ¬ acteristically does this Last year Orbys Von Grand Parade won the Derby and was the first son of a Derby winner to win the big race in many years Now comes Spion Kop and repeats the sumo feat in honor of his daddy the famous Derby and Grand Prize winner of 190i Spiou Kops dam Hummerkop was herself a noted stayer and weight carrier winner of the Alexandra Plate Cesurcwitch and other long distance races so on both sides of his pedigree his inherited right to stay the Derby distance or any other long dis ¬ tance is amply established His pedigree for five generations reads readsf f Musket Toxophilite = I J J Dof WAustrn I rbme 1 1 K Hley HleyJH JH J Clemence Clemencesi si I2111 l iZflwa = f f Sterling T 2 ft rGim J Isonomy Ifnll BeIa BeIafn fn mile I ft Hermit I L Moorhen i g D of skirmisner r ijeverheri f Thunderbolt 1 J j I The Gold Horn l Astwith fWenlock I Sisto Uysliwh The tabled history of the Epsom Derby for the lest twentyfive years of its running it was first contested in 17SO todays race being the one hun ¬ dred and fortyfirst for the stake is given below Year Winner Jockey Time Value Value1S93 1S93 SirVisto S Loates 243 27230 27230lMfi lMfi Persimmon J Watts 242 27230 272301M7 1M7 Gul lee Moore C Wood 244 27230 27230IMS IMS Jeddah 0 Madden 247 27230 27230lt99 lt99 Flying Fox M Cannon 242 27230 1900 Diud Jubilee H Jones 242 27230 1001 Volodyovski L Ueiff 240 28350 283501I02 1I02 Ard Patrick J II Martin 242 27230 1903 Bock Sand D Maher 242 32300 104 St Amaiit K Caution 243 32230 1903 Cicero D Maher 239T 32230 32230lIOi lIOi Sjiearmint D Maher 23i 33230 1907 Orby J lieif f 244 32230 322301UOS 1UOS SignorinettaW Bullock 239 32J230 1900 Minora H Jones 242 322riO 1910 Lemberg P Dillon 23of 32250 1911 Sunstar G Stern 23 32230 1912 Tagalie J Heiff 238 3220 1013 JAboyeur K Piper 2371f 32230 1914 Durbar II M McGee 238 3223O 3223OlJ15 lJ15 Pommern S Donoghue 132 12000 1200019K 19K Fifinella J Childs 23 14500 1917 Gay Crusader S Donoghue 240 10230 1918 Gainsborough J Childs 233 20000 20000191J 191J Grand Parade F Teinpleiuau 235 32250 32250JCraganour JCraganour finished first but was disqualified for fouling Kaco was run at Newmarket in 1915 191G 1917 and 1918 and called the New Derby Weights For Inaugural Handicap WEIGHTS FOR INAUGURAL HANDICAP CINCINNATI O June 2 The weights for the Inaugural Handicap of S3000 added for threeyear olds and over at one mile and a sixteenth to be run Saturday the opening day at Latonia were an ¬ nounced tod ly and are as follows followsHorse Horse Age Wt Horse Age Wt WtSir Sir Barton 4 13 Escovar 4 101 101The The Porter 5 131 Col Taylor 4 104 104Boniface Boniface 5 130 Viva America 5 103 103King King Gorin 7 127 Green Jones 0 103 103Last Last Coin 7 12i Claymore 3 102 102Billy Billy Kelly 4 125 Marjorie Hynes 3 102 102Star Star Master 0123 Pastoureau 4102 4102Sunny Sunny Slope 5124 Kingfisher 101 101Jack Jack Hare Jr 5123 Dresden 3101 3101St St Augustine 5122 Kinburn 3101 3101War War Pennant 4 122 Baigneur 4 101 101Miuto Miuto II i 122 Delico 4 101 101Col Col Livingston 4 120 Cotton Blossom 3 101 101General General Haig 4 118 The Swimmer 3 lot lotLeochares Leochares 10117 Cobwebs 3101 3101St St Bernard 4 IK Flying Welshman 3 100 100Be Be Frank 4 IK Westwood 3 100 100Blackie Blackie Daw 7 110 Honor Man 4 100 100Vexatious Vexatious 4 11G Make Up 3 100 100Cobweb Cobweb 4 115 Lothair 4 100 100Midway Midway 115 Dark Hill 4 100 100Upset Upset 3 115 Legal 4 100 100John John P Grier 3 115 Truly Itnral 3 100 100Iloyce Iloyce ISools 5 115 Wickford 4 100 100Stockwell Stockwell 4 114 Mysterious Girl 3 100 100Itanchcr Itanchcr 8114 Mighty Man 3100 3100Sway Sway 4113 Angon 3 99 99Hilhampton Hilhampton 5 113 Blushing Beauty 4 99 99Wildair Wildair 3 113 Siren Maid 3 99 99High High Command 3 113 Beaming Beauty 3 09 09John John 0 4 111 Hereafter 3 9S 9SGinger Ginger 4 110 East Indian 3 98 98Damask Damask 3 110 Hunter Platt 4 98 98Woodtrap Woodtrap 0 109 Gipsy Queen 5 97 97Courtship Courtship I 109 Jim Hastings 3 97 97Leviathan Leviathan 3 109 Frank W 3 97 97Prince Prince Pal 3 108 Inspector Hughes 3 91 91Afternoon Afternoon 3 108 Mickey Moore 3 9 9Panoply Panoply 3 108 Pyx 3 90 90Zuleika Zuleika 4 10S Lady in Black 3 0J 0JPictor Pictor 4 10S Luke Dillon 3 9ti 9tiKifle Kifle ri 107 Clearing Up 3 9i 9iBuford Buford i 107 War Spirit 4 91 91Kegalo Kegalo 4107 Captain Mac 3 9li 9liCarmandale Carmandale 3 107 Sams Boy 3 95 95Drastic Drastic 5 107 Minute Man 3 95 95Distinction Distinction 3 107 GalliCurci 4 95 95By By Jolly 3 105 General Glenn 3 95 95Sewell Sewell Combs 5 105 Alula 3 5 5African African Arrow 5 IOC Muglvan 3 95 95Itaider Itaider 105 Melody Man 3 95 95Dr Dr Clark 3 100 Big Idea 3 5 5Marie Marie Miller 0105 Lady Itachel 4 5 5Atta Atta Boy II 3 105 Mess Kit 3 94 94Dr Dr Hickman 3 105 Sweep Jr 3 04 04Amaze Amaze 3105 Claude Brown 3 94 94Busy Busy Signal 3 101 Drumfire 3 94 94Iirraine Iirraine 3 104 104Winners Winners of 3500 after publication of weights five pounds extra Weights published Wednesday June 2 1030 a in Houyhnhnm Is "Whin-Im" HOUYHNHNM IS WHINIM1 While Hoiiyhnhnm was being saddle for the hist rare in which he started a bystander asked how thc wilts name was pronounced W 11 Kowo the Jockoy Clubs registrar who was in the crowd said it was Whlnim and that Iloiiyhiihiim was one of the wild horses in Gullivers Travels Dean Swifts satirical masterpiece Current Notes Of The Turf CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF Insurance John A Payne General Agent Cin ¬ cinnati Ohio Adv AdvNew New York race tracks need rain badly Belmont Park Is lightning fast just now but unless rain comes it will be brick hard and tough on horses horsesAt At Longchamps Paris May 9 Juveigneur by Ncogofol Jusiiiiaime won the Sixtysecond Prix Biennial worth 8000 Xegofol is the sire of our own Hourless HourlessThere There are strong reasons for believing that racing will be renewed in Florida next winter A new and powerful fair association at Jacksonville has a project for a new course near the big southern city cityExpert Expert timers at Belmont Saturday caught Mnn o War as running the middle threeeighths of his race in the Withers in IJMn seconds It wna the only part of the mile he was allowed to extend himself himselfAt At a recent sale at Tattersalls of France Duke Deea7es who sold the givut sire Prince Palatine to III I ward F Simms of Kentucky jtnvo 17400 for Tartufe u fouryearold colt by Sly Fox Orange Queen by Martagou bred by llarou EdounrJ oe KothschUil Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM Daily During winter Months Daily Except Monday Balance of the Tear DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO 441 PLYMOUTH COURT CHICAGO ILL 74 EXCHANGE STREET BUFFALO N Y Entered as secondclass matter April 2 1890 ut the postoffice at Chicago Illinois under the Act of March 3 1879 NEW YORK CITY OFFICE 157159 East Thirtysecond Street StreetAll All dealers supplied from this office officeBack Back numbers and monthly books supplied suppliedFor For sale at all hotels and newsstands SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE ADVANCEPer Per Week 100 100Per Per Month 300 300Half Half Year 1500 1500One One Year 3000 3000The The above rates are for single copies as scaled lettera firstclass mail mailHACK HACK NUMHEUS TEN CENTS EACH TELEPHONE 2087 HARRISON For business and circulation purposes only This telephone has no connection with the news or rltoriul departments and cannot be used to com ¬ municate with them CHICAGO ILLINOIS JUNE 3 1920 Dorval Park DORVAL PARK The horses which seem best in Thursdays races Dorval Park Montreal Quebec June 2 1 My Jiminy Roseate Calithump 2 Duke Ruff Miss Sweep Fairy Prince 3 Sedan Marmite Cobalt Lass 4 Dr IIickinnil Cock o the Roost My Boots 5 St Paul Sturdee Seagram Stable entry j FORKGUOITND Douglass S Itroom Peddler 7 Trickster II Verity Handfull HandfullT T K Lynch Chicago Handicap 1 Mad May Mary Reigel Ily Jiminy Roseate 2 Duke Ruff Miss Sweep Sky Pilot Lady Vnra 3 Pop Eves Marmite First Consul Earnest V 4 DUH1CKMAN Hidden Ship My Roots Who WhoCares Cares 5 St Paul Britains Ally Cala Dress SturOee Foreground Poilu Freemantle 15room Peddler 7 Trickster II IJogart Manokin Kilkenny KilkennyNew New York Handicap 1 Dora W Mary Reigel Mad May By Jiminy 2 Sky Pilot Duke Ruff Sentimental Lady Vara j Eyt s Marmite Cobalt Lass Sedan 4 DU HICKMAN Who Cares My Boots Hush 5 St Paul Sturdee Bryngar Sweet Itmiqiift i Foreground Poilu Broom Peddler Douglass S 7 Trickster II Handfull Verity Bogart BogartliufTalon liufTalon Handicap 1 jrad May Mary Roigel By Jiminy Calithump 2 Duke Knff Miss Sweep Sky Pilot Cork 3 Cobalt Lass Pop Eyes Marmite First Consul 4 DR HICKMAN Hidden Ship Who Cares My Boots 5 St Paul Britains Ally fiala Dress Sturdee Foreground Poilu Froemantle Broom Peddler 7 Trickster II Bogart Manokin Charles Fran ¬ cis Observer Handicap 1 Mary Rrigel J K L Ross ciitry Calithump Bv Jiminy 2 Duke Ruff Miss SWeep Sky Pilot Senti ¬ mental 3 First Consul Sedan Happy Co Lucky Cobalt Lass 4 DRi HICKMAN Cock o the Roost Who Cares Hidden Ship 5 Sturdee Britains Ally Seagram Stable entry St Paul 0 Foreground Douglass 1 Freemantle Poilu 7 Verity Manokiu Bogart Trickster II IICoiiMCiiMiin CoiiMCiiMiin of Handicap 1 Mary Reigel Dora W Mad May By Jiminy 2 Duke Huff Sky Pilot Miss Sweep Senti ¬ mental 3 1op Eyes First Consul Sedan Marmite 4 DIJ IIICKMAN Cock o the Roost Who WhoCares Cares Hidden Ship 5 St Paul Sturdee Britains Ally Oala Dress DressC C Foreground Douglass S Poilu Broom Ped ¬ dler 7 Trickster II Verity Haudfull Bogart Belmont Park BELMONT PARK The horses which seem best in Thursdays races are Bclmont Park New York N Y June 2 1 Hendrlo Huroii II American Eagle 2 Wisest Fool Earlocker Sea Sun 3 POLYTHIA Polly Ann Bonnet o Blue 4 Milkmaid Cleopatra I idy Gertrude 5 Jatli Franklin Thrift ThriftC C Iloiiyhnhnm Mnttikius Mavourneen MavourneenF F J Ortell OrtellChicago Chicago Handicap 1 Huron II Hendrie Zouave American Eagle EagleU U Wisest Fool King Terry Earlocker Sea Sun 3 Polythia Wedgwood Bonnet o Blue Queoi Isabel 4 MILKMAID Cleopatra Edwina Lady Ger ¬ trude 5 Thritt Little Nearer Franklin John I Day 0 Miittikins Sedgefield Houyliiiliuin Polythia PolythiaNew New York Handicap 1 Hendrie Huron II Sisler Emblem Poultney Wisest Fool Midas II Sea Sun Earlocker 3 POLYTHIA Wedgwood Fair Lassie Polly PollyAnn Ann 4 Cleopatra Milkmaid Edwina 5 Thrift Gath Franklin John I Day 0 Ilouylinhum Sedgefield Polythia Muttikiiis MuttikiiisBuffalo Buffalo Handicap 1 Huron II Hendrie Purl Poultney American Eagle 2 Wisest Fool King Terry Midas II Earlocker EarlockerSen Sen Sun 3 Polythia Wedgwood Bonnet o1 Blue Queen QueenIsabel Isabel Polly Ann 4 MILKMAID Cleopatra Edwina Lady Ger trude 5 Thrift Little Nearer Franklin Gath GathC C Mrttikins Sedgefield Houyhnhnm Polythia PolythiaMavourneen Mavourneen MavourneenObservers Observers Handicap 1 Huron II Orderly Poultney American Eagle 2 Wisest Frol King Terry Sea Sun Earlocker 3 POLYTHIA iolly Ann Queen Isabel Wedg ¬ wood 4 Cleopatra Milkmaid Edwina Ladv Gertrude 5 Thrift Gath Franklin John I Day U Polythia Sedgefield Houyhnhnm Muttikiiis MuttikiiisCoimenaaa Coimenaaa of Handicap 1 Huron II Hendrie American Eagle Poultney 2 Wisest Fool Midas II King Terry Sea Sun 3 POLYTHIA Wedgwood Polly Ami Bonnet Blue 4 Milkmaid Cleopatra Edwina Lady Gertrude 5 Thrift Gath Franklin John 1 Day U Houyhnhnm Muttikiiis Polythia Sedgefield Thorncliffe Park. THORNCLIFFE PARK PARKThe The horses which seem best in Thursdays races are Thorneliffe Park Toronto Ontario June 2 2j j Irish Jig Bygone Charlie Boy 2 Mark West 1 Moody Jimmle OBrien 3 Little Maiidie General Fait Accompli 4 Dandy Dr Waireu Antiseptic Antisepticrt rt JAMVAY Rose Richmond Sea Breeze II IIli li St QlKiitili llondtlge Clean Gone 7 Donna Graflon Miss Sterling Pluviada 8 llaby Cal J M Miller Thos F McMahon F U Sproulf Thorncliffe Park Entries. THORNCLIFFE PARK ENTRIES Probabilities Weather clear track fust fustRacing Racing starts at 1130 i m Chicago Units 11130 0 Superior nnid runner X Good mud runner runneri i Fair mini riinnpr M Maidens Apprentice Apprenticeallowance allowance I Blinkers BlinkersFirst First Race 4 12 Furlongs Furlongs2yearolds 2yearolds Allnwaiicos Track record May 31 1920 54 2 109 109Todays Todays TodaysInil Inil Horse Wt Rec AWtlIan AWtlIan4770T 4770T Gay Kap 51 103 400S2 f Freddie 109 41150 tCharlie Hoy M 110 47198 Limit M Ill 58 f 110 470945 bBygone M 110 55 f 110 11047652s 47652s Boll Squirrel 11 17707 Irish Jig 112 5Gjf 111 tC T Worthington entry entryScconil Scconil Eacc 34 Mile Mile3yearohK 3yearohK Maidens Allowances AllowancesTrack Track record July 28 1917 114 Vf 5 110 47 4795S 95S P Moody Jin 115 4IHI35 Soscol 108 IrlOif 4770S blowder Flask 101 115 47703 liinmic VBrien 112 118 110 47708 bllidden Talent 110X 47034 liMark West 101 114 110 4772 Shilling 113 113Third Third Race 34 Mile Mile3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Claiming ClaimingTrack Track record July 28 1917 l 1 5 110 47709 Fait Accompli 93 115 3 95 95470flfis 470flfis lDr Hall 107 110 3 100 10043C3D 43C3D b3eorgo Duncan Duncan47B50 lOfi l13jf 5 100X 47ICT Paula V 117114 5 101X 41C99 W Ward 108 113 4 102X 47729 Iucklaide 112114 3103 47 4 bKarly Sight 114 114 7 107 10747fi95 47fi95 bLittlo Maiidie 104 113 4 107 17711 General 122113 10110 10110Fourth Fourth Race About 2 Miles MilesToronto Toronto Hunt Club Steeplechase Handicap Handicap4yearolds 4yearolds and upward upwardNo No track record record39S37 39S37 Dandy M 5 155 47W23 Mini 11 175X 31392 Altar Fire M 155 44701 Antiseptic 8 108X 47530 Dr Warren M 1C5 Greek Patriot ch by Ypsilanti II Hridu Lane Laneby by St Amant 0 IfiO 34019 Henley U M 813 Fifth Race 5 12 Furlongs Furlongs3yearolds 3yearolds and upward Maidens Claiming Foaled in Canada CanadaTrack Track record July 27 1917 107 1 110 47095 Hose Richmond 3 90 Seabreeze b c by Sea King De ¬ bater by Uussell 0 107 47731 Rosyth 4 1Q7 47095 Hemisphere 4 109 Vanguard br c by Stanhope II Vestal by Em ¬ peror 0112 477103 Galway H Sixth Race 1 Mile Kawartha Handicap 3yearolds and upward Track record July 27 1917 141 3 97 47002 = bFrogtown 117 13S 4 110 47700 = bliedra 102 138 5 100X 47109 bClean Gone 112138 4107X 47WU bBondage 107 l374f 0 113X 47007 bSt Quehtin 107 140 4 119 X Seventh Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards Yards4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Claiming ClaimingTrack Track record June 1 192V 144 100 10047C97 47C97 Iluviada 102 147 4 90 47078 = 7oic 4 90 47504 Miss Sterling M10S l40f 5 99 47099 Donna Grafton M 5 99 470JO bArmant 4 101 47711 Sir Galahead IIM 0101 47712 Wose do Vales 5 109 X Eighth Race 1 Milo and 70 Yards Yards4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Maiming MaimingTrack Track record Juno 1 1920 144 1 100 10047099s 47099s Bibv Cal 10S 140 7 102X 102X4701I9 4701I9 bWand 10S 147 fi 104X 47097 Tlios F McMabonlOO 140 4104X 47733 Charming 1K 147 5 104X 47712 Prunes 10D 145 5 10iX 47099 Hob Itaker 1011149 4 KM 47713 bJamcs Foster 110 147 5 107X 47733 bG M Miller 114140 13109 Wednesday's Gallops From The East WEDNESDAYS GALLOPS FROM THE EAST 298 NEW YORK X Y June 2 Todays training gallops over New York courses included the fol ¬ lowing lowingJAMAICA JAMAICA JAMAICAWeather Weather clear track fast reverse way ThreeEishths Mile Mile295Irish 295Irish Dream 38 291Sautiago 40 40292Ivry 292Ivry 37 37Half Half Mile 201 Arrowhead 52 29fiLady Gertrude 53 531S4 1S4 Arnold 55 194 Mary Head 52 52295Daydue 295Daydue 53 281Ricochet 52 522SOEye 2SOEye Opener 52 2S4Superb 52 52290Flying 290Flying Orb 57 295St Allan 50 50290Flibbertygibbt 290Flibbertygibbt 48f 294TingaLing 51 2S4Ilope Princess 50 50FiveEighths FiveEighths Mile MileRogreso Rogreso 109 291War Mask 104 104ThreeQuarters ThreeQuarters Mile Mile290Alma 290Alma B 118 294Tapageur 145 14528liCrystal 28liCrystal Ford 122 2SThe Archer 123 1232S7Pocatello 2S7Pocatello 120 290Yvutte 128 128SevenEighths SevenEighths Mile Mile290Pastl 290Pastl Swain 135 290Sinn Feiuer 134 One Mile Mile290Cumsah 290Cumsah 159 291PieranFeu 145 145294Goaler 294Goaler 152 294Tapaguer 145 145295Ooldcrest 295Ooldcrest Boyl4S jTom Brooks 144 29CKilts II 159 159Mile Mile and OneQuarter 291Bon Cow 212 212BELMONT BELMONT PARK TRAINING TRACK ThreeEighths Mile Mile278BIarneystone 278BIarneystone 30 29GFernwood 30 30Half Half Mile 277Arrah Go On 51 294TMastcr Jack 49 4928Favour 28Favour 50 293Nancy Lee 57 57294Gloomy 294Gloomy Oiw 49 2S2On Watch 48 48280MIss 280MIss Springfld53 2S2Tip Witchet 48 FiveEighths Mile Mile29rBlack 29rBlack Knigiitl0i 2S9Turnabout 100 100289Poultney 289Poultney 102 285Whisk 105 105291ltoyal 291ltoyal Duck 102 102TlireeQuarters TlireeQuarters Mile Mile291Armenus 291Armenus 115 290Purl 110 110288George 288George 124 249Pibroch 124 124109Ireland 109Ireland 118 271Ralco 118 118273Lit 273Lit Nearer 118 118SevenEighths SevenEighths Milo 2S9RIue Laddie 134 134One One Mile 2S9Pilgrim 147 29GYung Chung 147 147292Sea 292Sea Mint 147 Man O' War's Marvelous Speed: Equaled Roseben's 7-8 Record MAN 0 WARS MARVELOUS SPEED SPEEDEQUALED EQUALED ROSEBENS 78 RECORD In discussing Man o Wars Withers Stakes at Helmont Park Saturday Henry McDanlel said that he had timed the colt the first threequarters of a jnile in 111 and the seven furlongs in 122 The record over the Bclmnnt Park course for seven elghtlis if a mile is 122 made by Itosuben October li 1901 As the big train was ridden out to accomplish jt and Man o War was only galloping there is no comparison between the two perform ¬ ances Thorncliffe Park Form Chart THORNCLIFFE PARK FORM CHART CHARTTORONTO TORONTO Out Wednesday June 2 1920 Third day Tliorncliltu Park Racing and Breeding Associations Meeting of 7 days Weather clear clearPresiding Presiding Judge II P Conkling Presiding Steward Joseph A Murphy Starter Edward Tribe Racing Secretary J It Campbell CampbellRacing Racing starts at 2I5 p m Chicago time 1245 47797 firit Race 34 Mile July 28 1917 114V6 5 UO Purso 1000 3 ycarolds and upward Allowances Net value to winner 700 second 200 third 100 100Equlv Equlv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight Straight474GOSafranor 474GOSafranor 10S I1 R Paulcy 775100 47597 Darnay 110 2 = C Dishmon 335100 335100470GI 470GI Alf Vezina 110 3U D Stirling 7901CO 7901CO4752C 4752C Onieme Hi 4l W Taylor Taylor47GG1 47GG1 E Jennings 100 rJ W Gibson 47466 Starfinch 113 G J Rodriguez 2 mutuels paid Safranor 1750 straight 10 place 390 sliow Darnay 480 place 380 show Alf Vezina 490 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Safranor 775 to 100 straight 155 to 100 place 95 to 100 show Darnny 140 to 100 place 90 to 100 show Alf Vezina 145 to 100 show showTime Time 24 50 110 Track fast fastWinner Winner Mrs A Millers br m 10 by Nealon Rebecca Han by Hannockburn trained by 17 T Miller bred by Mr Harney Schreiber SchreiberWent Went to post at 244 At post 3 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing 477518 Second Race 34 Mile July 28 1917 x i i t o liiix s no Purse 51000 3 ycarolds and upward Allowances Net value to winner 700 second 200 third 100 100Eqniv Eqniv Odds OddsTnrt Tnrt TTor W Fin JookpT Stralirlit Stralirlit47G9G3EI 47G9G3EI Mabel 113 I3 J iButwell COK 47635 Betsy 107 2 = J Heupel STOIOO 47 66Mary MallonO1 3H A Richcrcek 2130100 47526 Margery 110 43 J Rodriguez Rodriguez4Gu30May 4Gu30May MaulsbylR3 5 C Duggan 45820Stelcliff 105 G F Chiavetta 2 mutuels paid El Mahdi 320 straight 200 place 230 show Hetsy 300 place 250 show Mary Mallon 370 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds El Mahdi 00 to 100 straight 30 to 100 place 15 to 100 show Hetsy 50 to 100 place 21 to 100 show Mary Mallon 85 to 100 show showTime Time 23 48 114 Track fast fastWinner Winner G J Millers ch h 9 by Voter Cassandra by Horoscope trained by G J Miller bred by Ir James R Kcene KceneWent Went to post at 313 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing 47790 Third Race 34 Mile July 23 1917 114V4 5 110 Purse 1000 3 yearbids Allowance Net value to winner 700 second 200 third 100 100Equlr Equlr Oddt OddtInd Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 47001 s Waterwood 219 int J Butwell 103100 10310047625IShilIing 47625IShilIing 101 2 = C Duggan 2C3T100 47154 Kn Caruso 110 J Rodriguez HSiMCO 4769G Won the Gt 109 4i C Dishmon 2000100 47fi34Yaphank 100 S2 J Heupel 28510 285104G207 4G207 Bucklaide 109 C H Garner ftfOlOO 2 mutuels paid Waterwood 410 straight 320 place 2fiO show Shilling 1700 place 40 show Enrico Caruso 40 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Waterwood 105 to 100 straight JiO to 100 place 30 to 100 show Shilling 750 to 100 place 220 to 100 show Enrico Caruso 130 to 100 show showTime Time 24 48s 1144 Track fast fastWinner Winner Nevada Stock Farms ch c 3 by Honey wood Shasta Water by Maxim trained by G P Sherman bred by Nevada Stock Farm FarmWent Went to post at 343 At post 10 minuter Start good and slow AVon driving second and third the same 47730 xiiuv Fourth Race 1 Mile July 27 1917 141 2 97 Purso 1300 3year olds and upward Allowances Foaled in Canada Net value tp winner 900 second 250 third 150 Ettiiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 34 789 Captain B Ill 1 = U Romanelll G3100 47695Azracl 11G F J Rodriguez iriIOl iriIOl47710Golil 47710Golil GalorelM 3 E Pollard 1715100 4766G Plsurb Bent 411 41 J ICennedy 47695 Pink Ardbon 91 5 A Richcrcek 2 mutuels paid Captain H 330 straight 210 place 210 show Azrael 210 place 210 show Cold Galore 210 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Captain H 05 to 100 straight 5 to 100 place 5 to 100 show Azrael 5 to 100 place a to 100 show Gold Galore 5 to 100 100Time Time 24 4S1 114 142 Track fast Winner II Giddings br g i by St Hass Hurdette by Plaudit trained by II Giddings Jr bred in Canada by Capt Ross Gooderham Went to post at 418 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv 47731 ° rifth Race 5 12 Furlongs July 27 1917 107 4 110 Manitoba Handicap Purse 1200 3yearolds and upward Net valuo to winner 800 second 250 third 150 150Emiv Emiv Odds OddsTnrt Tnrt TJor Wf Fin Jorlcey Straight Straight47G98 47G98 = Louise V 113 1 = J Butwell 145irx 145irx47G98 47G98 C Leydccker 109 2J J Rodriguez 53010 47G98Mock Orge 109 2 C Dishmon 235100 476982Btllie B 104J 4J J Heupel 47638 Ultra Gold 107 5s L Morris 47698 I Hamilton OS C A PJchcreek 2 mutuels paid Louise V 190 straight 370 place 280 show Charlie Leydecker 470 place 340 show Mock Orange 350 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Louise V 145 to 100 straight 85 to 100 place 40 to 100 show Charlie Leydecker 135 to 100 place 70 to 100 show Mock Orange 75 to 100 show showTime Time 23JJ 47 107 new track record Track fast fastWinner Winner J H Dunns ch m 5 by The Turk Daruma by Solitaire II trained by G P Sher ¬ man bred by Mr Richard F Carman CarmanWent Went to post at 447 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing ingScratched Scratched 47095 Rosyth 90 Commodore 100 100Overweights Overweights llillio H 2 pounds 47739 sixth Hace 34 Mile July 28 1917 Ul 0 11415 5 110 Purse 1000 3 ycarolds and upward Claiming Net valuo to winner 700 second 200 third 100 100Equiv Equiv Odds OddsInd Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight Straight46588Thu 46588Thu Nighterl07 I5 C Duggan 3S5100 3S5100474G5lickFancy 474G5lickFancy 210 2 = J Rodriguez 1210100 47635 Iron Boy 103 3 I Fletcher 80G1CO 80G1CO47661Korinoor 47661Korinoor 101 4h F Chiavetta 47314 Punctual 97 510 A Richcreck 47500 Railbird 114 G J Dominick 2 mutuels paid Thursday Nighter 970 straight 191 place 370 show Fickle Fancy 830 place 490 show Iron Hoy 140 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Thursday Nightcr 385 to 100 straight 145 to 100 place 85 to 100 show Fickle Faucv 315 to 100 place 145 to 100 show Iron Hoy 120 to 100 show showTime Time 24 49 115 Track fast fastWinner Winner W J Rileys ch g 0 by Trap Rock Irternational by Enthusiast trained by G H Henncssy bred by Mr Overtoil II Clienault ClienaultWent Went to post at 515 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv 47733 Seventh Race 1 Mile and 70 Yards y00 Juno 1 1920 144 4 106 Purso 1000 3yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 700 second 200 third 100 100Equiv Equiv Odds Ind Horse Wt Fin Jockey Straight 47696 Hackamore 101 1s A Richcreek OCO100 47712 = W Warbler 112 2 = J Rodriguez IMOlOO 47640HoiOlulu 101 3 = C Duggan KX100 KX10047G915uckboard 47G915uckboard 104 4i F Chiavetta 47420 Charming 1C C4 R Pauley 47501 Lady Ward 112 G N Foclen 475173D Winfrey 114 7 J Dominick 2 mutuels piid Ilnckamore 2120 straight 770 place 500 show Water Warbler 400 place tll show Honolulu 090 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Ilackamore 900 to 100 straight 2S5 to 100 place 150 to 100 show Water Warbler 100 to 100 place 50 to 100 show Hono ¬ lulu 245 to 1 K show Time 24 49 114 141 145 Track fast fastWinner Winner E G Jones b c 3 by Flint Rock Hour Hand by Ethelbcrt trained by E 3 Jones bred in France by Mr August Helmont HelmontWent Went to post at 447 At post 5 minutes Start poor and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing Scratched 170 King Neptune 111 477120 M Miller 112 Runaway Horse Nearly A Winner: Shilling Only Loses by a Nose After a Sensational Performance at Thorncliffe. RUNAWAY HORSE NEARLY A WINNER Shilling Only Loses by a Nose After a Sensational Performance at Thorncliffo TORONTO Ontario June 2 Threatening thun ¬ derstorms did not prevent the coming of another large crowd to Thorneliffe Park today The weather wis sultry and warm but the rain held off during the racing When the horses were go ¬ ing to the post in the third race J A Halls Shilling tossed Jockey Duggan off bis back and rnn away several miles through the stables Ho was brought back on the track and when the bar ¬ rier went up began in front and stayed there until ii the last stride when Waterwood under a powerful ride by Hutwell just got up in time to beat him by a nose noseThe The feature today was the Manitoba Handicap at five and a half furlongs for which Mock Orange was the favorite favoriteThere There will be a special steeplechase tomorrow through the field for horses belonging to members o the Toronto Hunt Club The distance Is about two miles nnd five jumps have been erected lu the infield infieldIt It was announced today by James Arthur that I ho following officers have been elected by the Western Racing Association which operates Devon ¬ shire Park at Windsor President John Lumsden vicepresident James Arthur general manager Hrndley Wilson The first meeting will be held July 3 to 10 and these dates have been an ¬ nounced to tho horsemen most of whoni are finan ¬ cially interested in the rack A force of men Is now at work getting the plant Into order It Is announced that the most competent racingoffl clals available will be engaged to take charge of racing at Devonshire DevonshireThe The stewards gave permission to George P Sherman to act as trainer for Waterwood and Louise V in place of J A Carter Old Sires That Have Made Good OLD SIRES THAT HAVE MADE GOOD One frequently hears the saying Young horses for old inares if you want to succeed In breeding but turf history is replete with instances of old stallions achieving their greatest successes when well advanced in years yearsKingston Kingston was well past twenty years of nge when he got Novelty unquestionably a great race horse Lexington was In the sore and yellow leaf when he sired Duke of Magenta Bonnie Scotland ivas long pTRt the twentyyear mark when he gave Luke Blackburn conceded by many bis greatest son to the turf and the same is true of Lexington when ho produced Enquirer EnquirerThe The most recent example of this quality Is shown in the excellence of this years Kentucky Oaks winner Lorraine whose sire Ben Brush was in his twentyfourth year when mated with the fifteen yearold mare Amy J by Bendoran General News Notes Of The Day GENERAL NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY Marshal Ferdinand Foch of France has accepted the invitation of the Knights of Columbus to unveil the statue of Lafayette which the Knights will present to Franco in August Supreme Knight Tam H Flaherty of the order announced at New York yes ¬ terday The unveiling will take place at Metz on August 21 and President Deschanel will accept the statue in behalf of France Weather General forecast Following the unset tlod conditions in the middle states Wednesday fair weather will prevail until Thursday night anil in the western lake region and upper Mississippi val ¬ ley on Friday In the meantime the weather will become unsettled again in tin middle plains states The temperature changes will not be of much im ¬ portance portancePremier Premier Venizelos of Greece Monday asked per ¬ mission of the chamber of deputies to restore mar ¬ tial law declaring this would be the only way of avoiding bloodshed owing to the tactics of the exposition siys a dispatch to the London Times from Athens Martial law thus will come into force again againCulm Culm declared a quarantine yesterday riinlnst Mexico and New Orleans on account of reported bubonic plague Steamers arriving from Mexico were fumigated and passengers sent to quarantine The Cuban sanitary department began extraordi ¬ nary measures for ridding Havanas wharves of rats ratsCheaper Cheaper collars wore promised when representn tves of one of the largest collar manufacturing corporations in Troy N Y announced that whole ¬ sale prices had been cut to enable retailers through ¬ out the country to sell its product at 25 cents each They now are retailing as high as 35 cents centsAttorney Attorney General Palmer appeared In the Senate campaign investigating committee room yesterday just before the afternoon session of the committee began Ho was the first of the presidential nomi ¬ nation candidates whose campaigns are under inves ¬ tigation who has appeared at the inquiry inquiryReports Reports of a serious grasshopper plague in west ¬ ern Texas have begun to reach Fort Worth espe ¬ cially from Cottle and Childress counties In the 1itter county farmers report their entire cotton crop eaten up and the green portions of the wheat destroyed destroyedReporting Reporting the condition of the cotton crop on May 25 at 024 per cent of normal the Department of Agriculture announced that this was the lowest mark in its record of fifty years and that the recurring statement worst ever known was con ¬ firmed firmedSale Sale of governmentowned ships to foreign in ¬ terests if after diligent effort the shipping hoard has been unable to dispose of them to Americans is provided for in the merchant marine bill as finally agreed upon by Senate and House con ¬ ferees fereesAfter After cutting 524000000 from appropriations provided in the senate bill House and Senate con ¬ ferees have reached a final agreement on the an ¬ nual army appropriation bill As finally agreed upon the bill carries 394929000 394929000The The battleship Mntsn was launched yesterday in the presence of the empress and the crown prince of Japan The Mutsu displaces 32000 tons and will carry the most powerful gun battery ever mounted on a Japanese war ship shipTrustees Trustees of the University of Illinois meeting at the Blackstoue Hotel yesterday elected Dr David Kinley acting president to succeed Dr Edmund J James who resigned March 9 after fourteen years at the head of the school schoolMore More than 150000 applications have been received for the 13289 seats in the Republican national convention Secretary L W Henley of the na ¬ tional committee on convention arrangements made A dispatch yesterday from Cork says that an unsuccessful attack was made nil the police bar ¬ racks at Blarney Friday night There were no casualties although the fighting lasted nil hour and a half halfThe The resolution ordering a congressional investi ¬ gation of the escape of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll rich Philadelphia draft evader was ordered favor ¬ ably reported yesterday by the House rules com ¬ mittee mitteeThe The John A Roberts corporation of Utlca N Y dealers in wearing apparel was yesterday fined 55000 by Federal Judge Howe following Us con ¬ viction of profiteering on eleven counts countsDiplomatic Diplomatic relations between Poland and Czecho rlcvakia have not been broken off as some re ¬ ports recently had it according to an official dis ¬ patch from Prague PraguePresident President Wilson has telegraphed three members of the Delaware legislature urging that every demo ¬ crat In the legislature vote for the woman suffrage amendment Page 3 Belmont Park Form Chart BELMONT PARK FORM CHART NEW YORK N Y WEDNESDAY JUNE 2 1920 Belmont Turk Ninth iliiy AVestehester Itncin Association Spring Meeting of IS days Weather clear temperature 70 ° Steward to Represent Jockey Club AV S Aosburgh Judges C II Pettingill nnil E C Sinltli Starter Mars Cassidy Racing Secretary AV C Edwards Racing starts at 230 p m Chicago time 1230 p in W indicates whip S spurs II blinkers Fig ¬ ures in parentheses following tlio distance of oacli race indicate date track record age of horse and weight carried Indicates apprentice allowance FIRST RACE 4 12 Furlongs Straight May 19 1908 51 2 112 Purse 1208 yearolds Claiming Net value to winner 908 second 200 third 100 Index Horses AWtlPSt Vt StrFin Jockeys Owners o n o p 473873CHINCOTEAGUE vl07 G 1 I1 1J I1 1J II CallahnGIen Riddle Fm 3 3 1154513 47r08 = INGLECREST w 110 5 3 3 2 23 2 AV Hinton E R Thomas 2 1159571013 47 GO = SALESMAN w 107 24 4l 35 3s 3J E KummerJ E Davis 344 75 7K 47533 DREAM CREPE w 112 4 5 5s u 4 = 4ZJ G Babin O C Rasch 0 C 5 2 45 47533 LITTLE DEAR w 103 3 C C 4 = fi 54 S BullmanR T Wilson C 10 10 4 85 85LA LA DERN1ERE w 107 1 2 2l G G C E Ileider G D Widener 15 15 15 C 3 3Time Time 54 Track fast fastWinner Winner CM f by Trap Rock Anna Russell by Russell trained by L Feustel bred by Mr August Belmont BelmontWont Wont to post at 230 At post 2 n inutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing CHIXCOTEAGUE quickest at th start set a good paee and was ridden out to the finish IXOLE CRKST meed in nearest pursuit of tl winner but swerved when put under punishment SALESMAN collided with the outside horses at the start but was quickly straightened out and finished a fast going third DREAM CREPE was bumped o it of contention it the start startScratched Scratched Fair Lassie 101 Dane ig Maid 107 47701 George Bovee 110 SECOND EACE About 2 14 Miles June 9 1915 426 4 130 Steeplechase Purso 1000 4yearolds and upward Selling Net value to winner 700 second 200 third 100 Index Horses AWtPPSt 4 S 12 14 Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 47G89DORCRIS w S 141 2 3 32 I1 1 1J I3 C Merglcr J L Murphy 4 4 3J G5 12 4700 WORSTDALE w 0 149 4 4 4 ° 31 2 2 2s II WillmsC Brooke S5 5 95 71013 47009 RHOMB w 10 14 1 2 2i 330 3 = ° 3 = = M OConrJ Lumsden S 12 12 4 75 75472C8 472C8 MESHACII w 9 15 J 3 5 5 4 4 4 S Bush W Wick 2J 2i 95 71013 47501 NEW HAVEN w 11 144 5 2 11 4 = Refused M HensonM Henderson 47721 47721Time Time 443 Track fast fastWinner Winner B g by Dorante Crisscross by llassetlaw trained by J W Healy bred by Messrs Cliinn Forsythe ForsytheWent Went to post at 257 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing DORCRIH displayed the most speed and fenced faultlessly for the entire race and drew away in the final eighth under hard riding WORSTDALE under restraint for the first mile was hard ridden through the last turn of the field but could never overtake the leader RHOMB was a forward con ¬ tender for a mile and a half then tired badly MESHACII was never a forward contender NEW HAVEN refused at the twelfth fence THIRD RACE 34 Mile Straisht May 19 1903 108 4 137 1408 Added 3yearolds Allowances Net value to winner 1188 second 200 third 100 Index Horses AWtPPSt A A StrFln Jockeys Owners O H O P 47311 DONNACONA w 112 3 2 I1 2l 21 1s N Barrett G W Loft 45 C5 71013 out 4 7088 f ICECHAIRMAN wn 112 5 3 2 1 11 23 G KummerJ W May 3 3 11512 out 47342 TIIK TROUT w 107 2 5 4 3 3l 31 A SchugrT W McClelland 4 4 31 45 14 47122 ARMISTICE we 107 1 1 1 43 46 4s L McAtee W R Coe 15 20 TO 7 3 47138 CAPT ALCOCK wn 107 44 5 C 5 n J Mooney Quincy Stable 12 15 15 5 S5 S5Time Time 111 Trade fast fastWinner Winner II c by Prince Palatine Kildonan by Ladas trained by M Hirsch bred in France by Mr John Sanford SanfordWent Went to post at 331 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing DOXXACOXA after being saved behind the leader until in the final quarter moved up quickly when called on took the lead and won going away VICECHAIRMAN showed speed and raced into the lead but could not withstand the winners challenge THE TROUT began slowly and ran out in the first quarter then steadily improved his position but could never get to the leaders ARMISTICE ran a fairly good race CAPTAIN ALCOCK was badly outpaced outpacedScratched Scratched 17414 = The AVagoner 112 47413Kort Churchill 312 47537Tattle 107 47017 Ralco 122 J 7f7 Q A FOURTH RACE 1 Mile May 29 1920 135 3 118 Centreport Handicap ± 4 4 M X 1608 Added 3ycarolds and upward Net value to winner 1388 second 200 third 100 Index Horses AWtPPSt StrFIn Jockeys Owners 47572 ALIBI w 5 112 3 3 3 = 2 23 23 in L Fator S C Hililreth 7101 1 15 out 47503 THUNDSTORM wn 4 103 1 1 11 I1 1 11 2 ° C Turner R T Wilson 75751 15 out 47042 KALLIPOL1S w 3 95 4 2 21 3 = 3l 33 3s F CltilettiJ H Shreve C 8 C 75 out 47245 AVOOD AlOLET WB 5 101 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 C Ponce J B Dahlgren 30 30 30 5 65 Time 24 48 112 13G Track fast fastWin0 Win0 Pr h by Tracery Amicitia by Hastings trained by S C Hildrcth bred in England by Mr August Bclmont BclmontAVent AVent to post at 358 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won driving second and third the same ALIBI hard held in the early running moved up steadily on the outside in the homestretch responded gamely to punishment and outstayed THUNDERSTORM in the closing strides The latter showed great speed while under restraint for threelpiarters and drew away on the stretch turn but tired Svlicii challenged KALLIPOL1S made several efforts to get to the leaders and ran a gamu race WOOD VIOLET was badly outpaced outpacedScratched Scratched 17091 Aalor 11 47013 = Damrosch 108 47723 Donnacona 104 104Overweights Overweights Wood Aiolet 4 pounds FIFTH RACE 1 Mile May 29 1920 135 3 118 Purso 1200 3yearolds and upward Fillies and Mares Selling Net value to winner 908 second 200 third 100 Index Horses AWtPPSt Sir Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P 44554 OCEAXNA w 3 103 4 2 2 2 = 2 1J L McAtee R Parr 5 5 3J 1 25 47510 = DORCAS wn 7 111 1 3 3 t 31 S1 22 2 D HopUinsAV H Fizer 451 V 25 out 47 41SIBOLA w 5 IOC 2 4 11 Ill1 3i 3s J Zoellr J Lumsden 455 7512 751247008LOCUST 47008LOCUST LEAArES WB 3 915 3 5 5 43 43 45 42 S 15illmanR T AVilson 4 7 5 S5 35 4 74 3 31s 1s EDITH K w 3 100 5 1 4U 5 5 5 5 J Mooney S Louis 10 15 15 4 75 75Time Time 245s 49 114 140 Track fast fastWinner Winner R f by Hessian Ocean Tide by St George trained by Win Garth bred by Mr John E Madden MaddenWent Went to post at 430 At post 3 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing OCEAXXA after being in closest pursuit for threequarters raced into ah easy lead in the home ¬ stretch and held DORCAS safe at the finish The latter moved up gamely on the stretch turn but was weakly ridden in the stretch SIROLA set a good pace and tired badly in the final eighth The winner entered for 1800 was bid up to 2005 and bought in I fyP7 r SIXTH RACE 4 12 Furlongs Straight May 19 1908 51 2 112 Purse 1208 Q 4 4 UO Byearolds Maidens Special Weights Net valuo to winner 908 second 200 third 100 Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O 47041 SK OF THE HER wn 11 10 2 1J 1J 1 C Turner R T AVilson 3 4 1351 12 4 7 041 = PRESENT v 112 7 1 4 = 21 21 E AmbroseR Parr 851151154525 47093 BY JOVE v 115 S 4 31 3i V C KummerH A Cooney 20 50 40 15 fi fiIULIEANNE IULIEANNE v 112 3 S G1 51 41 J Mooney Quincy Stable f2 20 15 G 3 3TOUT TOUT OR w H5 93 21 41 31 A JohnsonG D AVidener fi 10 10 4 2 47040 STAUNCH H2 G 10 51 C 01 A ScliugrD Gideon 20 30 30 12 G G47G4G 47G4G DOLLY C W 112 5 G 9l 7l 1 G Corey J H Shreve 30 CO 0 12 G GCURFEAV CURFEAV w H5 4 5 S 10 S3 H Myers II II Sommer 30 40 30 12 G GKING KING TROJAN w 11 27 71 S1 915 T Rico Quincy Stable 12 20 15 C 3 347G93 47G93 THE SWELL w 115 1 9 10 9 = 10 C Gordon Glen Riddle F 30 30 30 12 G G47C403ROCKLAND 47C403ROCKLAND w 112 11 Left at the post N Barrett Montfort Jones 2 1151154525 1151154525tCoupIed tCoupIed in betting no separate place or show betting bettingTime Time 53 Track fast fastAVinner AVinner R c by Ogden Madchen by Knight of the Thistle trained by T J Ilealcy bred by Mr R T AVilson Jr JrAVent AVent to post at r 02 At post S minutes Start bad and slow Won easilyf second and third driv ¬ ing KNIGHT OF THE HEATHER took a clear lead at once sot a fast pace and held his opponents safe at the end PRESENT ran a good Bice and had no mishaps BY JOVE had a clear course ail the way and held on gamely in the final drive JULIUAXNE made up ground TOUT OR showed speed but tired in the final sixteenth STAUNCH began slowly and closed a big gap KING TROJAN was eased up when beaten ROCKLANI wheeled at the start startScratched Scratched I7G19 Honyhnhiim 115 475C5 Turnabout 112 Aibrate 112 Dorval Park Form Chart DORVAL PARK FORM CHART MONTREAL QUE WEDNESDAY JUNE 2 1920 Dorvnl Park Second day Dorval Jockey Club Spring Meeting of 7 days Weather clear temperature 70 ° Steward Representing Canadian Racing Associations Francis Nelson Stewards 1 Raymond and J Mcllrlde Judges N M Macfarlaiic and Sheridan Clark Starter James F Milton Racing Secre ¬ tary Sheridan Clark Racing starts at 230 m Chicago time 12tO p m AV indicates whip S spurs b blinkers Fig ¬ ures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date track record age of horse and weight carried Indicates apprentice allowance FIRST RACE 34 Mile Sept 1C 1915 111 7 113 Purso 800 3ycarolds and upward Claiming Foaled in Canada Net value to winner 000 second 130 third 70 Index Horses AAVtPPSt y4 StrFin Jockeys Owners Euulr Odds Strt Il 1s 1 I3 D Stirling Ceranada Stable 47V8 RAAE OX WB 3 104 2 5 GI 5 3 21 E Barnes J G Gorman 20iO100 4 G77 ALL AMISS w C 111 3 3 2i 2 2 = 3J J Dawson P E Lalanne 12000100 47 ifil OLD POP WB 7 117 10 9 7 k Cl 5s 4 J Pierce C A Crew 1930100 193010047G133GALLAXT 47G133GALLAXT KITTY w 4 115 9 S 4 41 4 = 5 = O AVillis Seagram Stable K0100 4747 DEPENDEXCE w 3 102 S 7 5 7 = S = C J Murray N AV Gray 3 347329ADOROCK 47329ADOROCK w 5 101 12 3 S G 7 F Garii ey S Nesbitt 17CO100 17CO100X881RLACKBURN X881RLACKBURN w 5 117 4 1 Si S1 71 SJ M Andson Broolulale Stable 3S5100 47500 SATALA wit 10 US 11 11 10 9 91 9 AV Gargan R Pilling t t4r 4r 81MOXDAIXE w C 104 510 9 10 lOoJO10 S Bullcrft D Raymond 1090100 40301 GALOPIX w 5 1131 G 4 11 11 11 11 J Metcalf AV G Campbell t ttMiitncl tMiitncl field Time 24 49 115 Track fast 2 mntiiels paid Rock Silk 1140 straight 000 place 470 show Rave On 2010 place 1300 show All Amiss Hold 740 show showKquivalent Kquivalent booking odds Kock Silk 470 to 100 straight 245 to 100 place 135 to 100 show Rave On IO to 100 place 50 to 100 show All Amiss field 270 to 100 show showWinner Winner 15 c by Inferno or Rockville Frou Frou by Meddler trained by G Finch bred by Mr J E Seagram Went SeagramWent to post at 237 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow AVon easily second and third driv ¬ ing ROCK SILK raced around his opponents with a rush and drawing awiy into a long lead was only cantering at the end RAVE ON wore ALL AMISS down and Outgiiliied him in the final drive The hitter tired after following the leader Sn close pursuit OLD POP began slowly GALLANT KITTY ran disappointingly disappointinglybvLTwelghts bvLTwelghts Dependence pounds Galopin 2 SECOND RACE 1 11G Miles Sept 15 1915 146 5 104 Purse 800 4year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 600 second 130 third 7Df3 Index Horses AWtPPSt 14 StrFin Jockeys Owners EquiT Odds itrl 47GCG3PEPPER SAUCE WB S 104 4 4 22 25 2 1 1 = O Willis C AfCrew 4751GZINNIA w G 9G 2 1 5i C 4l 2 = M Schwtz B Mock Mock3J 4 0546 CORK w 5 10B 3 3 3J 3 3Z 31 F Murphy W L Hatchett 47080 MARGARET N wn 7 102 1 2 1 ° I1 l k 2J 4 J A Tryon A Stevens C60IOO 47023 CAPT HODGE wn 5 101 5 G G G 5 fi 5nk w Bogskl P J Miles 170100 47719 CADILLAC w G 102 5 5 4 4 4J GJ G I Gregory FA Ross I010i00 I010i00Time Time 24 0 117 143 149 Track fast 2 mntuels paid Pepper Sauce 910 straight 500 place 320 show Zinnia 370 place 350 show Cork 3 So show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Pepper Sauce 355 to 100 straight 150 to 100 place 00 to 100 show Zinnia 85 to 100 place 75 to 100 show Cork 90 to 100 show AVinner B g by Inferno New Dance by Newcourt trained by F Crew bred by Mr C A Crow CrowAVent AVent topost at 300 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing PEPPER SAUCE followed the leader closely in the early running m6ved up rapidly on the far turn and easily raced into a decisive lead in the last quarter ZINNIA finished gamely on the extreme outside CORK ran well but was tiring at the end MARGARET N showed much the most early speed but tired after going threequarters CAPT HODGE ran a bad rrioe rrioeOverweights Overweights Pepper Sauce 3 pounds Margaret N 1 Capt Hodge 3 THIRD HACE 34 Mile Sept 1C 1915 111 7 113 Purse 800 3yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 000 second 130 third 70 Index Horses AAVtPPSt 14 Vi StrFln Jockeys Owners EqulT Odds Btrt 47427 HELEN ATKIN wn 5 104 11 G 4 4 I1 Ink E Barnes G Holmes 250100 250100NGER 47429 T3ELLRINGER NGER w C 105 4 3 3h 2J 2J 2J D Stirling E K Bryson 490100 490100OT 4 G55G PIERROT OT w S 111 2 2 2f4742SSENTIMENTAL 3 3 3 3 AV Gargan B E Graham 470100 470100UENTAL f4742SSENTIMENTAL UENTAL w 4 103 S 4 4472553DICKIE 93 71 Cs 41 O Willis AV AV Rawson C MX MXAV 472553DICKIE AV w 5 108 1 1 21 51 4 J Connors H W Barnes tl7SO100 tl7SO100DLETON 40431 A MIDDLETON DLETON wn 7 11G 5 10 1047425EXOS 0 f3 8s G1 J Bell II Davis C30100 C30100wn 47425EXOS wn 5 101 7 S GX Ch S 73 E Fator S Polk 1525100 1525100fXDRTII 47077 KIXG WORTH wn 9 10G C 7 7SAGA S1 8 7 8 83 J Pieree H A Letourneau 1050100 1050100SAGA 1050100wsn SAGA wsn 3 10 101 J 3 u 1J 1J 9s 9 H Hanmer E F AVhitney 4280100 45830 TERRIBLE MISS WB 4 101 3 9 7l 10 10 10 F Murphy AV L Hatchett t tfMutuel fMutuel field Time 24 48 114 Track fast 2 mutuels paid Helen Atkin 700 straight 380 place 320 show ISellringer 480 place 3f 0 show Pierrot 400 show r Equivalent booking odds Helen Atkin 250 to 100 straight 90 to 100 place 00 to 100 show Bell ringer 140 to 100 place 75 to 100 show Pferrot 100 to 100 show AVinner Ch m by Jack AtUin Helene by Hennis trained by D Hammond bred by Mr Frank D Weir WeirAVent AVent to post at 330 At post 3 minutes Start good and slow AVon driving second and third the same HELEN ATKIN was brought on the oulside when entering the stretch and racing Into the leiul made a game finish under punishment 15ELLRINGER ran well but had to IK hard ridden all of the last eighth to outstay PIEKKOT The latter raced forwardly but tired right at the end SENTJ MENTAL closed a big gap gamely on the inside ARTHUR MIDDLETON began slowly and was badly outrun for the first quarter but finished fast DICKIE AV ran well SAGA quit after setting the pace to the stretch Scratched 17330 Retsinda 88 474233Gas Mask 100 470SOJanice Logan 93 4C2S7 Capers 98 47207 Nebraska 105 40840 Mallowmot 100 Overweights Arthur Middleton 5 pounds Enos 1 Saga 1 xfryrrorT FOURTH RACE 6S Mile Sept ll 1915 100 2 112 Juvenile Purse Puna Jb 4 4 L 4 1000 2yearolds Allowances Net value to winner 700 second 200 third 100 Index Horses AWtPPSt U StrFin Jockeys Owners Equlr Odd Strt f47G08EABY GRAKD w 122 5 3 lh lt lh 1 A Claver J K L Ross 30100 47424 PANHANDLER wn 110 04 23 2 2 2 C AVhitton B A Jones 655100 47715 VOORMEL w 112 4 5 4s 3H 3 i 3 L Gaugel R AV Mitchell 2780100 47424 MARG DIXON wn HO 11 33 4 4 41 C AVatson M Siefert 640iOO 47715 COOMBS w las 2 2 s 5s 5 ° 5 ° J Pierce T Hodge 300100 SEA BOARD w 1M 3 6 C G G C D Stirling Nevada Stock Farm 2770100 Time 23 43 101 Track fast 2 mutuels paid Raby Grand 200 straight 220 place 230 show Panhandler 320 rJlace 300 show Voormel 420 show Equivalent booking odds Uaby Grand 30 to 100 straight 10 to 100 place 15 to 100 show Pan ¬ handler CO to 100 place 50 to 100 show Aoormel 110 to 100 show V AVinner B c by Granite Uabe by McCee trained by F Schelke bred by Mr J H Lonclieim AVent to post at 407 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won handily second VuuL third driving BARY GRAND set a fast pace from the start and withstood pressure from PANHANDLER until in the last twenty yards where lie began drawing away PAXHAXDLER ran a good race and was on the outside of the winner all the way VOORMKL closed up gamely in the last eighth and was going fastest at the finish SEA BOARD looked high in flesh when going to the post and began llatfooted llatfootedScratched Scratched Honey Island 100 Overweights Marguerite Dixon 3 pounds xJfffryOO FIFTH RACE 1 Mile Sept 1C 1915 140 4 110 Mount Royal Purse Pnr 8 4 4 O 800 3yearolds and upward Allowances Net value to winner 600 second 130 third 70 Index Horses AAVtPPSt1 Sir Fin Jockeys Owners EqulT Odds Strt 47494MASTER BILL wn 102 t 4 5s 55 4 Sat nk E Bnrnes J H Loucheim 190100 19010045772RANCHER 45772RANCHER w S 107 4 1 1 2 2 t Ink 2 O AVillis G M Hendrie 155100 155100408852SANS 408852SANS PEUR II w 4 102 2 3 4 t 3 33 4 3 H ThUrber E T Zbllicoffer 730100 73010047303ZTHE 47303ZTHE DESERT wn 4 105 C G 3i I1 1 Ll 4 J Fierce N S Vail 825100 47718 = MORMON ELDER w 4 102 1 5 G G G 5nt 51 K Fator J P Fohes 1755100 17551004742GGARBAGE 4742GGARBAGE wn 8 104 3 2 2t 41 u G J Murray G C Milton 960100 960100Time Time 24 49 1W J 141 Track fast 2 mutnels paid Master Rill 580 straight 310 place 200 show Rancher 320 place 250 show Sans Peur II 320 show Equivalent booking odds Master Rill ISO to 100 straight 55 to 100 place 30 to 100 show Rancher GO to 100 place 25 to 100 show Sans Pour II 00 to 100 show showWinner Winner B g by Granite Flying Cinder by Plaudit trained by C F Clark bred by Mr J H Loucheim AVent to post at 435 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won driving second and third the same MASTER RILL was outpaced in the early running but worked his way up on the outside and finishing fast and gamely when called on got up to win in the final strides RANCHER raced under restraint to the stretch turn but gave way after taking the lead in the stretch SANSr PEUU II was a closeup contender all the way THE DESERT raced into the lead but quit in the stretch stretchOverweights Overweights Master Rill 4 pounds The Desert 3 IfyryOQ SIXTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards Sept 14 1915 143 8 100 Purso 800 IrJ 4 OcIF 3yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner JBOO second 130 third 70 Index Horses AWtlPSt U StrFin Jockeys Owners EqulT OddsStrt 42GHANDFULL w 7 105 5 3 4l 5 31 1i I3 F Gariepy R V Haymaker 200100 200100J42G J42G = TR1CKSTER II w 4 110 3 4 Int 2 1 21 V E Roehn E T Zollicoffer 445100 445100742G3BOGART 742G3BOGART w 11 10G 127 G G1 41 F3 C Forrest B E Chapman 425100 425100I7G50 I7G50 SHE DEVIL W 4 103 7 5 31 4t 5 53 44 AV Bogskl P J Miles 2030100 7C40 GLASTOI w 5 104 4 G G1 7 7 7 5nk I Gregory H S Koppln 550100 47053 CIRCULATE wn 7 101 G 7 51 31 2 3 C G Bullcroft J J McCafferty 540100 540100175G 175G DAINTY LADY wt 1 107 2 1 21 l k 4k GJ 7 R Peterson J S Baldwin 1935100 1935100Time Time 25 50 115 142 14G Track fast r 2 muttiels paid Handfull 000 straight 300 place 280 show Trickster II 490 place 300 show liogart 330 show Equivalent booking odds Ilandfull 200 to 100 straight SO to 100 place 40 to 100 show Trickster II 145 to 100 place SO to 100 show Kognrt 05 to 100 show showWinner Winner Ch g by Royal Flush III Modrcda by Sir Modred trained by L Haymaker bred by Mr P D Knight Went to post at 500 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon easily second and third driy ng HANDFULL hiovtd iip rapidly after entering the homestretch and drew away into an easy lead in Hie last eighth TRICKSTER II raced DAINTY LADY and CIRCULATE into defeat in the first thretj liiarters but tired in the stretch ROGART closed a big gap and finished fast CIRCULATE and BAINTY LADY quit in the stretchy F7f7i A SEVENTH RACE 1 116 Miles Sept 10 1915 146 5 1040 Purse 800 year 4 4 t olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 600 second 130 third 70 Index Horses AAVtPPSt s ytStrFIn Jockeys Owners EqulT Odds Strt 7559 PHILISTINE wn 7 103 3 1 1 I3 1 = 1 = I5 A Tryon M Kelly 145100 7719 BEN HAMPSON WSB G 103 G 7 51 4 = 2i 23 2 F Murphy J R Sklnker 1S5100 7024 SUNNINGDALE w 4 10G 2 5 Gl rk 53 4 = 31 E Barnes G Holmes 1150100 11501007429ASSUMPTIOX 7429ASSUMPTIOX wn 4 101 7 1 31 3 3 = 31 43 E Fator S Polk 445100 4451007G78CHICK 7G78CHICK BARKLEY w 5 101 1 2 2l 2 4h 58 5s AV Bokskl P J Miles 9SO100 7354 LEINSTER wsn 4 105 567 7 G1 G G3 J Dawson C Bush 7625100 7719 SCHEMER ws S 103 4 3 4 G 7 7 7 L iGhucel AV L Hatchett 5455100 5455100Time Time 24 49 115 141 148 Track fast 2 mutuels paid Philistine 4 JO straight 290 place 200 show Ben Hampson 290 place 250 how Sunningdale 340 show Einivalent booking odds Philistine 145 to 100 straight 45 to 100 place 30 to 100 show Ben Hamp ion 45 to 100 place 25 to 100 show Sunningdale 70 to 100 show showWinner Winner Ch g by Samson Flower by Goldfinch trained by T F Rornman bred by Mr L B jJarside jJarsideAVent AVent to post at 530 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon easily second and third driv ng PHILISTINE set a good puce from the start and raced under restraint all of the last half BEX IAMPSON began slowly hut made up ground and finished gilmely SUNNINGDALE outstayed AS ¬ SUMPTION in the stretch drive The latter was probably short and tired after being close up in the nirly running CHICK BARKLEY quit after running well for a half Racing Dates For 1920 RACING DATES FOR 1920 United Hunts Racing Association Belmont Park ParkTerminal Terminal Ixjng Island May 21 and June 19 2 days Oral Westchester Racing Association Beliaont Park ParkQueens Queens L L LMay May 24 to June 12 18 days Oral Thorncliffe Park Racing and Breeding Association AssociationToronto Toronto Out OutMay May 31 to June 7 7 days Mutnels Dorval Jockey Club Dorval Park Montreal Qnsi QnsiJune June 1 to June S 7 days Mutuels Kentucky Jockey Club Latoula Ky KyJune June 5 to July 10 31 days Mutuelg Metropolitan Racing Association Dufferii Park ParkToronto Toronto Out OutJune June 5 to June 12 7 days Mutnels Montreal Jockey Club Blue Bonoeti Montreal MontrealQue Que QueJune June 9 to June 10 7 days Mutuels Metropolitan Jockey Club Jamaica L 1 1June June 14 to June 23 U days Oral Comiiincht Park Jockey Club Coanaugbt Park ParkOttawa Ottawa Out OutJune June 17 to June 24 7 days Mutuels King Edward Park Jockey Club King Edward Park ParkMontreal Montreal Que QueJune June 19 to June 20 7 days Mutuels Queens County Jockey Club Aqueduct L I IJune June 24 to July 13 17 days Oral Hamilton Jockey Club Hamilton Out June 25 to July 2 7 days Mutnels Kempton Park Breeders Association Kouiptoo KouiptooPark Park Montreal Qne June 29 to July 0 7 days Mutuels Niagara Racing Association Fort Erie Oct July 3 to July 10 7 days Mutuela MutuelaViudsor Viudsor Jockey Club Windsor Oiil July 14 to July 21 7 days Mutuels MutuelsEmpire Empire City Racing Association Yqnkers N T July 14 to July 31 10 days Oral I IMontreal Montreal Driving Club Deloriuiler Park Montreal MontrealQue Que July 17 to July 24 7 days Mutuels Keullworth Park Jockey Club Kenllworth Park AYindsor Out OutJuly July 22 to July 29 7 rtnys Mntneln Elamlltoii Jockey Club Hamilton Out OutJuly July 31 to August 7 7 days Mutuels Saratoga Racing Association Saratoga Springs NY NYAugust August 2 to Amriist 31 21 dnys Oral Niagara Racing Association Fort Erie Ont OntAugust August 11 to August IS 7 days Mutuels Windsor Jockey Club AVlndsor Out OutAugust August 21 to August 2 7 days Mutuela Montreal Jockey Club Blue lionuets Moutrniil tjuej tjuejAugust August 31 to September 7 7 days Mutuels Vestchester Racing Association Belmuut Park Queens L I ISeptember September 2 to September 15 12 days Oral Dorval Jockey Club Dorval Park Montreal Qjie QjieSeptember September 8 to September 15 7 days Mutuels MutuelsConiiMiight ConiiMiight Park Jockey Club Couuaught Park ParkOttawa Ottawa Out ± September 10 to September 23 7 days Mutuelg Queens County Jockey Club Aqueduct L I ISeptember September 1C to September 30 13 days Oral Ontario Jockey Cluti Woodbine Park Toronto Out SeptcmlH r 25 to October 2 7 days Mntuels Meirupolitan Jockey Club Jamaica L lV October 1 to October 15 13 duys Oral Page 4 Uncertainty Of Breeding: Cases of Great Horses Failing to Found Families Still Goes On.; Man o' War's Prowess Evidence That It Pays to Breed from and to Best Only. Exile UNCERTAINTY OF BREED1N 1 Cases of Great Horses Failing ti Found Families Still Goes On Man o Wars Prowess Evidenci v That It Pays to Breed from and to Best Only BY EXILE u It is evident as pointed out by Mr J E Mad ¬ den that all is not quite as it should be in blooi stock breeding in this country Failure to per ¬ petuate is of too frequent occurrence but Mr Mad dens solution of incorrect mating is I fear no altogether a satisfactory explanation except it b tiken to mean that marcs with butfew excep ¬ tions which trace to an obscure tap root have out Iked their usefulness and from this time 01 should be rejected Advancement and iniprovemenl in blood stock matters as well as everythinf else should be our aim and for this reason a more exhaustive and comprehensive study of blood line and turf history is necessary on the part of those whose pleasure it is to breed the thoroughbrei horse horseAgain Again permit me to call your attention to tin fact that there is only one sire Ben Brush t head the American winning stallion list fron the days of Lexington oil down but what trace to a figure tap root This is no mere surmise bui a statement of fact and judging from this it wouli appear that breeders are breeding from mares whose sons can have but little value as progenitors As turf history is my judge members of the non figure families those which trace to an obscure source are in the main valueless even injurious ir the upbuilding of the thoroughbred horse Excep ¬ tions ever prove the rule ana the one great ex ¬ ception here the family of Maria West and per ¬ haps also the Aerolite by Lexington and Julia bj Glcncoe lines I refuse to include the Picayune family for the reason that no really indispensable sire from this family as yet has come Ber Brush by which the Bonnie Scotland line is handei on is a member of this same Maria West family aim Spendthrift grandsire of Fair Play a uiumbei of the Aerolite family and the Derby winnei Durbar II traces to Julia by Glencoe but before this family can be called safe Durbar II inusl prove himself as a sire WHEN BREEDING COUNTS COUNTSBreeding Breeding is of little consequence in the produc ¬ tion of the average twoyearold winner and the sprinter As age however advances and the dis ¬ tances of the races are increased as they will be increased so shall the value of breeding become oven more apparent and blood stock breeders find it to their interest to breed only from those mares With the above exceptions which trace to a Bruce Lowe figure tap root Another thing and one alo most convincing to me that all is not right in blood stock breeding matters is that out of the four hundred and sev ¬ enty imported horses whose names appear in Vol ¬ ume I of the Stud Book only five or perhaps six of them are strongly represented on the turf o toddy and these Bonnie Scotland Australian Eclipse paternal ancestor of Domino King Ernest Dick Welles and Dick Finuell Glencoe and lxam ington But Leamington I fear has passed into obscurity Who would have thought in the days when Sir Dixon was carrying all before him as a sire that the Blacklock line of Billet was so soon to be swept aside or that in the palmy days of Lcjxlng ton and liis sons is sires that the death1 kncll was soon to toll for this once all powerful Diomed line The hardy Glenelg failed to set up a house of his own the light of the Prince of the T Y C has flickered out King Ban is no more the intfpodeans Maxim Darebin and Sir Modred have failed Tranby Trustee the St Leger winner Rayon dOr King Alfonsos sire Phaeton Glengarrj Knight of St George Yorkshire Priam not one ot them founded a strong line of their own Even that mighty Frenchman the indomitable Mortemer winner of an Ascot Gold Cup and on the day of his victory adjudged by no less an authority than Admiral Rouse to be seven pounds the best horse then racing in Europe failed to sire one sbn by which this splendid line of Herod might be per ¬ petuated petuatedFEW FEW SUCCEED AS PROGENITORS PROGENITORSIn In more recent times the Derby winner St Rlaisc attained during the earlier days of his stud life to no inconsiderable silcccss as a sire but left no son behind to effectively carry on his Hermit line The line of the horse of the century Ormonde however happily is with us still through the success of Ormondale as a sire and then there is Olambala also of the Bend Or line which has made more than a good beginning as a stallion Meddler however good sire of winners as he ad ¬ mittedly was and whose daughters are of such ex ¬ ceeding merit as brood mares left no son to fit tiiigly represent him So it goes As yet breeders in this country as Mr Madden has told you have failed in greit measure to breed horses capable of tiansmitting their own sire excellence to their sons However here is a rift in the murk that would eu rlroud us for there is every reason to believe that the lint of Isonmy is safe for some time yet to come from the fact that though Star Shoot is dead Sir Barton las sou is to reign in his stead and iV moreover well fitted as judged both on per1 formanceand pedigree to attain to more than ordi ¬ nary success as a sire and to be instrumental in keeping alive in this country the great line of the cup horse Isonoiny For all this it is sad to think of the one hundred and eightyfour imported horses whose names find a place in Volume VI of the stud book that so few of them should have met with permanent success as progenitors progenitorsOf Of the more recent importations there is Rock SiMid Of course as the sire in this country of Tracery Trap Rock Rock Flint and best of all Friar Rock and of Rochester in England Rock Sand looks like going strong for some time to come comeAs As I write the news of Mini o Wars Withers victory is heard and Man o Wars prowess is but additional evidence of the fact that it pays to breed only from and to the best and here at last has been bred one horse in lo those many years which commands the respect and also would command an e iual price if offered for sale with any of those bred elsewhere and this permit me to say that for which the breeding of blood stock is carried on From this time forward the breeding of winners is to be a feat more difficult of attainment and it is only from those bred on the best approved lines that these winners will come The day of the quick twoyearold and sprinter is over and with it will sJso pass the mare whose origin is shrouded in ob murity and when this in fact does take place Mr Mudden along with his fellow breeders will find tliHt horses js bred in this country will be found capable of transmitting in great part their own ricing excellence to their progeny Famous Horse's Disputed Origin: Investigation Of The Bend Or - Tadcaster Case Reveals Extraordinary Laxness In The Record Of Foaling At A Great English Stud Salvator FAMOUS HORSES DISPUTED ORIGL INVESTIGATION OF THE BEND OR TADCASTER CAS REVEALS EXTRAORDINARY LAXNESS IN THE RECORD OF FOALING AT A GREAT ENGLISH STUD By SAL VAT OR As PART II f This undent history covers the period from 1C03 accession of James I to 1830 death of George IV or roughly speaking two centuries and u quarter In the interim a whole world of achievement had marJccdttheltjt rojressjnf equine affairs James I had owned the Markham Arabian Under Charles I LlacgsAyiiilc Uurk umltlio llelmsley Turk had flourished Racing vas suppressed under Cromwell owing to the fanatieismot the Iuritaiis but under Charles II it made up for lost time A whole host of Ori ¬ ental horses came into England in his reign and the improvement of the breed went merrily on Moreover it was Charles II who gathered together the farfamed Royal Mares which figure at the taproots of so many a modern pedigree The Byerly Turk flourished in the times of James II and William and Mary The Darley Arabian arrived in England in the time of Queen Anne The Godolphiu Arabian socalled came across from France in the early years of the reign of George II The Byerly Darley and Godolphin horses are the three patriarchs of the thoroughbred breed and their successors in these roles were their Jhree respective lineal descendants Herod foaled 1738 time of George II Matchcm foaled 1748 time of George II and Kelipse foaled 1704 time of George III The Derby 1780 Oaks 1779 St Leger 1770 Two Thousand Guineas 1809 and One Thousand Guineas 1814 the worlds premier racing classics all were established during the reign of George III but owing to the fact that this sovereign was repeatedly incapacitated by insanity his sou George TV under the title of Prince Regent had been the Uncrowned king from 1811 until his fathers death in 1820 1820In In 1791 the Weatherbys had published what they termed An Introduction to a General Stud Book which in their own words consisted of a small collection of pedigrees which Jiad been extracted from Racing Calendars and Sale Papers The first volume of the true Stud Book appeared in 1803 and a re ¬ vised version in 1808 while the lirst edition of Volume II appeared in 1821 However back in 1780 William Pick of York had published what he entitled A Careful Collection of All the Pedigrees It was Then Possible to Obtain A second volume of this work came out In 1805 TlTc death of tiifr compiler then caused a hiatus until 1822 when II Johnson brought out a third vpldine Fortyfive ycarsvtben elapsed before a fourth and linal volume appeared in 1S67 Few but antlquqriaii pcdigree Investigators today possess this work whose latest volume brings us down to 1792 only but in Picks pages many statements and items of information appear which the now official General Stud Book of the Weatherbys docs not contain During the reigns of the Stuarts and oh down to and including that of George IV the foundation pedigrees of the breed were being pieced together by breeding and othcropcrations IfStud masters and stud groom were as slipshod and unreliable in 1880 as Lord Suffolk states and records so badlykept when they were kept at all whlclUWjjSiieldoni wliat Avcrorthe conditions in eqrljer crasj fcWeJSgt an inkling by examining their social history The times of llje Stuarts were notoriously corrupt Read the diaries and memoirs of the worthies of those days if you wish to comprehend the modes modesvand vand morals that prevailed One of the most celebrated rakes arid wits of the court of Charles II was the Earl of Rochester and one evening he affixed the following epigram to the knob of the door of the merry monarchs chamber Here lies our sovereign lord the king whose word no mnif relies on who never said a foolish thing and never did a wise one THE MERRY MONARCHS VERACITY VERACITYNo No man relied on the word of Charles II and he was himself so little offended by Rochesters epi ¬ gram that he laughed at it ntfr did the royal wrath descend upon its author While if we jump from the Stuarts to the Georges we find that standard authority the Encyclopaedia Britannica stigmatizing George IV as false as well as licentious his word was never to be trusted George IV both as Prince Regent and as King enjoyed the distinction of being called the first gentleman of Europe Yet the inandbut running of his horse Escape in 1791 caused his favorite jockey the celebrated Sam Chifney to ba banned by the stewards of the Jockey Club and as a result of the scandal the royal colors disap ¬ peared from the turf for nearly twenty years During these eras society took its tone from its monarchs and it was under such monarchs and in such an atmosphere that the pedigrees took shape and have come down to us which today we are asked to regard with superstitious reverence It is upon these pedigrees that the pur sang theory of British thoroughbred blood as opposed to the impure blood of the American breed is founded and upon their basis that American impure blood is now excluded from the British Stud Book BookIt It has always been a mystery to many minds why with few exceptions British turfmen and turf writers persist in glorifying the early Oriental progenitors and ignore the genuine EngHsUjelemeuts which went to the making of the breed Of course not all of them do so and it is refreshing to find that Charles Richardson in Jiis notable work The English Turf states explicitly that many of the ancestors of every thoroughbred are lost to obscurity Joseph Osborn Beacon whose Horse Breeders Hand ¬ book iii its various editions lias been one of the most useful works of Jtlie kind ever published and eu Joys a deserved distinction stresses the importance of the indigenous elements blit at the same time executes n singular volteface by marking unknown taproots in Jlis tabulations as Arabian a luminous example of the inability of a sincere and honest intellect to adhere to realities in the last analysis However there are still more surprising things in evidence Consider for instance the case of Professor William Ridgway of the University ot Cambridge a man of emirierice in many branches of learning whose Origin and Influence of the Thoroughbred Horse published in 1005 at the Cambridge University Press iis far and away the most erudite and exhaustive book on the subject ever written After howingthat thc th6roiighbred breed has been built up out of many different elements the Professor for ¬ getting everything but the necessity of worshiping the Oriental fetish gravely informs us that it is now practically admitted that our racing stock is purely foreign in origin since witlt the remarkable ex ¬ ecutions of Sampson and Bay Malton in each of which there was a plight cross of vulgar blood no horse ot mixed lineage has been able to beat one of pure North African blood by North African the Professor ineanswhat is generally termed Oriental it being his contention that all the highcaste Oriental breeds originally sprung from a North African source sourcePUR PUR SANG VERSUS THE OUTSIDER Now as everybody well knows Sampson and Bay Malton were by no means the only instances of liorses with a slight cross of vulgar blood that were able to outrun those of the pur sang persuasion All the old authorities unite in declaring that when the Oriihitals were brought into England from the j Markham Arabian 1G1G down the native born made them look cheap when it came to racing The speed of the indigenous British horse was far superior to that of the oldtime Oriental just as that of the modern thoroughbred is far superior to that of the modern Oriental Speed in a genuine racing sense as known to England and America never was and never will be a distinguishing trait of the Ori ¬ ental breeds Thc old writers name native horses such as Valentine and others which could run over ill the Arabs Barbs Turks etc etc that went against them And in comparatively modern days Amer ¬ ican sportsmen and British as well have seen more thaiuone horse bred outside the pur sang dispensa ¬ tion show a clean pair of heels to boasted scions bred within it Incidentally it may be noted that in this classification we may particularlyf cjte the family ofrBraiu jle today one of the dominant ones of this country in the male line In the female line Bramble runs jack in the seventh remove to a daughter of Mambrino which horse was a grandson in direct descent of me of Professor Ridgways two remarkable exceptions namely Sampson When Sampson first made iis appearance on the British turf it was jeeringly asked if his owner hud brought a coach horse hery o run for the plate However Sampson won the plate that day after thr e flirtsmile htats tud cdr ying 140 pounds Subsequently he approved himself one of the great horses oMihjilay at longdistances ind high weights Bramble his Americanbred dpscendant was the premier cup iforsijipf liis liisllay llay arid iis feat of winning the Baltimore AVestchester Monmouth Saratoga and Brighton Cups ill in one sea on 1879 each race being at two miles and a quarter is one which no other pejrforiner e cr equaled Lhc taproot of his family is Bruce Lowes No 9 the Old Vintner Mare and Lowe himself was not ery high on it saying that it would be a difficult tasu for the warmest believer1 in the family to oint out one really highclass sire in its ranks It is also difficult to believe that had Lowe lived until oday he would have disputed that Bramble was a really highclass sire Yet in the pedigrce of Bramble he infusion of the blood of the plebeian Sampson enters at a point no less than nine generations this side if the taproot Renewal Of The Suburban: Most Famous of Eastern Handicaps to Be Run Next Saturday.; Sir Barton, Boniface, Exterminator and Other Stars Among the Probable Starters. RENEWAL OF THE SUBURBAN Most Famous of Eastern Handi ¬ caps to Be Run Next Saturday Sir Barton Boniface Extermina ¬ tor and Other Stars Among the Probable Starters NEW YORK N Y June 2 The Suburban rich ¬ est in romance and tradition of the great metro ¬ politan spring handicaps of continuous history the successive runnings of which have brought year after year to Sheepshead Bay and Bclmont Park immense crowds of sport loving men and women of every quarter and section of the United States aiid Canada will be renewed at Rclinont Park next Saturday with a big field of unusually highclass thoroughbreds three years old and over competing A gallop of one mile and a quarter the Suburban will this year have a value of about 10000 of which 5000 will be added money moneyThat That next Saturdays nenewal will be witnessed by another vast throng in which will be found every age and condition of American life is a foregone conclusion Not in fifteen years has the attendance ar metropolitan race courses been as generous as it is this year Racing appears to have taken a new and unshakable grip on the imagination of the American people and 110 other great special of the permanent metropolitan program has ever had the popular appeal the Suburban has enjoyed since its institution at Sheepshoad Bay in 1881 TheSub urban along with the Futurity and thij Lajvrence Realization are Bclmont Parks invaluable legacies from the defunct Coney Island Jockey Club ClubThe The colors of some of the most distinguished American sportsmen will be borne by the ten or a dozen seasoned racers that will constitute the Suburban field Sir Barton the winner last year of 88250 and acknowledged champion among the threeyearolds and Boniface winner already this year of the Pimlico Spring Handicap 4ln Maryland and the Clark Handicap in Keiituckyalso an un ¬ successful contestant in the recent reijcwal of the gDbbO Torontp Cu will represent Cpmiriaiider J LV Rbss of Montreal who for two years has been the leading money winner of American horsemen Unluckily Purchase Sir Bartons greatest rival among the threeyearolds of the season of 1011 is not to start Purchase broke down training for the Metropolitan Handicap some ten days back It is improbable that he will appear on a race course again But Exterminator Dinner of the Kentucky Derby of 1918 and conqueror of Purchase in last summers Saratoga Cup is in rare condition and he will bear the silks of Willis Sharpe Kilmer of Blug liamton now one of the considerable producers of thoroughbreds of the Empire State WEALTH OF GOOD MATERIAL MATERIALIn In lieu of Purchase the starters under the silks of Samuel C Hildreth and his racing partner Harry F Sinclair one of the great oil producers of Okla ¬ homa and the southwest will be Thunderclap win ¬ ner in October of last year of the Annapoli6 Handi ¬ cap in the running of which he established a new American record of 229 for one and a half miles and that staid little gelding Corn Tassel which de ¬ feated Sweep On In last years Suburban Over There which won last falls Lawrence Realization but was disqualified on a protest lodged bythe rider of Thunderstorm is galloping promisingly and he will race for W R Coc a thoroughbred producer of Wyoming along with the promising threeyearold David Haruni On Watch will start as thcreprescu tative of George W Loft of New York and UpsLt the contender in this years Kentucky Derby will race with Wildair whmerof the Metropolitan Han ¬ dicap for Harry Payne Whitney proprietor of the Brpokdale Stud of New Jersey andtJieJeadjng thor ¬ oughbred producer of the Atlantic Seaboard Both Upset and Wildair have given unmistakable proof of ability to take excellent care of themselves in com ¬ petition with horses of mature years over long dis ¬ tances of ground and there are many who think that On Watch with fair raeing luck would have de ¬ feated Paul Jones in the Kentucky Derby DerbyPaul Paul Jones the Virginiabred gelding bj Sea King May Florence that astonished thousands of persons at Churchill Downs on May 8 by winning the Kentucky Derby is another probable starter of renown Vflth the possible exception of Man o War Paul Jones is the most talked of threeyear ld in the United States He has galloped so en ¬ couraging since his return frtwi Kentucky William Jarth has about decided that it would be folly not to give him a chance to show his quality to a iietroimlitan crowd next Saturday The ultimate ibjective of Paul Jones is the 15000 Latohia Derby a race of biie mile and a half for threeyear lds that will be decided in Kentucky on June 1 aid Garth is not unmindful of the fact that Johrcn journeyed to Latonia in the summer of 1918 and von the Latonia Derby after having defeated a bund f splendid racers of mature years in the Suburban f tliat year Johren was one of four stout threc1 rearolds to win the Suburban The others wctru friar Rock Africander and Fitz Herbert Garth s confident that he has in Paul Jones in this year f grace as good a threeyearold as was any of hese Paul Jones will represent next Saturday J Cosden another considerable producer of oil of he southwest and Captain Ral Parr a popular sportsman of Baltimore BaltimoreAll All things considered this years Suburban re lewal promises a contest worthy of the blst tfadi ions of a race that has been won in the course of lie last forty years by such celebrated flyers as ontiac Troubadour Rateland Siilrutoty Montana lenry of Navarre Ben Brush Imp Kiiiley Mack Sold Heels Hcnnis Beldame Ballot Olambala Ahisk Broom II Stromboli and Boots as well ns y Corn Tassel Africander Fitz Herbert Friar lock and Johrcn Answers To Queries ANSWERS TO QUERIES I Communications without names and addresses will not be noticed nor answered No answers will be rent by mull and none by wire unless roply pre ¬ payment is made at time of wiring query Bet ¬ ting papers will not be calculated O II Louisville Ky Brookholt did not run May 22 He won May Jl and his 2 show tickets re ¬ turned 220 220Win Win A 1C Chicago III King Herod finished last in his race of May 20 Ultra Gold finished fourth in his race of May 28 28A A L T and J B C Cincinnati O Owner S A Clopton not Koppin did not have a starter in the first race of May 18 at Jamaica Due de Guise ran in that race as the property of tJ A Uobuni He had formerly belonged to CloplotC bdt Old not then Enthusiasm For Supreme Deed; No Betting Spirit Over Man O' War ENTHUSIASM FOR SUPREME DEED NO BETTING SPIRIT OVER MAN 0 WAR WARNEW NEW YORK N Y June 2 John E Madden commenting on American racing Man o Wars great performance in the Withers Stakes on Sat ¬ urday and the attitude of the reform element to ¬ ward the American turf said saidMan Man o Wars performance was a noble one He is the equal of any horse of any year It is hard to compare the great horse of one year with that of another What struck me above all other incidents at Belmont Park Saturday was the spirit of the great crowd there It rose to Man o War witli wonderful enthusiasm The outburst was a glowing tribute to a heroic figure in a great sj ort There was no gambling angle in the flood of feel ¬ ing over the performance The odds about Man o War were prohibitive I do not think there was 1000 bet on him The reformers which seek to choke the greatest of outdoor recreations might have the greatest of outdoor recreations might have drawn a great lesson from the flood of cheers which filled the air for Man o Wars supreme racing excellence excellenceA A moving picture or electric record could they have been made of the scene would have been an unanswerable argument to place before the Con ¬ gressional committee which has the SimsSterling bill against racing and personal liberty in its hands Saturdays feeling as expressed by the great crowd at Belih out Park was for the sport ofcrucingand hud iu it nothing of the spirit of Kpccallonbecauife as I say there was little Or no betting about the race Peter Pan's Good Progeny; His Youngster's Racing Well FETER PANS GOOD PROGENY PROGENYHIS HIS YOUNGSTERS RACING WELL Peter Pan gives promise of being a successful sire His youngsters racing are showing good quality Peter Pah was a big horse more on the order of his sire Commando which had the coarse ¬ ness of Darebin through his dam Emma C Peter Pan won the Brighton Handicap an 1907 and gave evidence vt being a good stayer He was sent to France by Mr Whitney in 1912 but was brought back to Brookdale the following year The best horse he has sired to date is Pennant winner of the Futurity in 1913 Those who have seen Pen ¬ nants produce which includes a son and daughter of Regret say that he is qualified to his sires place at Brookdale With Whisk Uroom II a suc ¬ cess the Brcomstick line will also bo curried along creditably at the great nursery of thoroughbreds which has given the turf some great horses Vanderbilt Stable Leads In France YANDERBILT STABLE LEADS IN FRANCE FRANCEPARIS PARIS France May 20 Mr W K Vanderbilt heads the list of winning owners in the Parisian racing He has won eighteen races worth 40000 up to last week The runnerup was M Eknayan with less than half that amount and then came Baron E de Rothschild find M de VielPicard ONeill headed the jockeys with thirtyone winning rides and Alcatara the son of Pert took his place at the head of the winning sires iu front of Main tenon Man O' War Praised On All Sides: Prominent Turfmen and Breeders Acclaim Him as a Champion of Champions. MAN 0 WAR PRAISED ON ALL SIDES Prominent Turfnion and Brders Acclaim Him as a Champion of Champions NEW YORK N Y June 2 Racegoers here ¬ abouts are still talking about Man o Wars won ¬ derful nice in the Withers Stakes at Belmbnt Park last Saturday When Samuel Riddles great colt came cantering to the scales after his record breaking performance Joseph E Widener the widely known Philadelphia turfman remarked remarkedA A marvelous performance and a wonderful horse Could win the Epsom Derby Wednes day if he were over there in the condition hu showed today todayI I always thought Tracery the best horse I ever bred said Major Bclmont but this colt appears to be a wonderful performer Of course he has not gone over great distances of ground sis yet and he limy continue ti show the saine superb quality when he is asked to do so Having bred him I cannot praise him as highly as others might but I will say that he is a fine colt Tracery did wonderful things for us in private and broke several horses down in preparation for his race This horse may be his cqual Time will tell tellI I never saw his equal was the comment of It T Wilson WilsonA A great sprinter certainly if nothing more and qualified to go to any distance by his breeding said F R Hitchcock The best horse I think that I have over seen and a magnificent individual in the bargain said C K G Billings who owned Oiiuir Khayyam himself u champion The best horse that I have eyers eeu oh the American turf said Charles Tanner I have never seen anything like him in Francu or England said S S Howland The best horse in my opinion that any of us shall ever see said Frank Gray Grlswold who has seen a great deal of racing abroad abroadAs As good as any horse 1 ever saw said Thomas Welsh and when asked how ho compared with the great French racer Sardanapale he added Every bit as good and he was the best horse I saw in France Sardanapale winner of a million francs has hitherto been Welshs idol Page 5 Dorval Park Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, June 3. Dorval Park Entries and Past Performances for Thursday June 3 WEATHER CLEAR TRACE FAST Racing startsnt 230p in0hlcagd tfrae 1230 Superior nitid runiior X Good inud runner FaIr mud run nor M Maidens Apprentice allowance b Blinker Jr First Race 58 Mile 2yearolds Maidens Allowances Track record Sept 11 1915 400 2 112Todays Todays 112 Ind Horne Wt Rec AV AWtHan 7714 = tMad May 1 104 725 i7lVJ8 Mary Reigel 1 111 720 477153 Ity Jiiniuy 104 102 1 147f10 111 715 47110 Roseate 111103 1 1475iS3 111X710 111X710475iS3 475iS3 Calitliump 1 111 710 41724 Charlotte C 1 107X705 47424 Iuru 1 107 705 47201 JDora W 1 107 705 47715 Mythology 112 112103 103 1 110 700 47052 Evening Kay 1 1jSudor 114 700 jSudor b f y Dorantc Sou liy liyHastings Hastings 1 1Florentine Florentine li f by Vein Van Flor ciRe hv Mae Maedonald donald II 1 iAniia Wood b f by llonpywood Anna May by byKing King Eric 1 J K L Ross entry jXevada Stock Farm entry entrySecond Second Race 1 116 Miles 3yoarolds and upward Claiming Sept 15 1U5 l4 7fi 5 104 477205 Duke Ruff 100 147 4 107X725 47720 Miss Sweep 112 l47 = f 5 107X720 47720 bSky Pilot 99 147 7 1050715 477193 Lady Vjim M M47735s 100 149 5 98 710 47735s Cork 105 l47r 5 105X710 47731 Sentimental IOC 151 4 105X705 47G21 bFairy Prince 10314973 4 103 700 Third Race 5 12 Furlongs Furlongs3year 3year olds and upward Claiming ClaimingTrack Track record Sept 15 1915 i0 7 109 47127 bPop Eyes 107 lWf 3 101X7 47139 uMarmile 109 100 4 110X7 4CSS2 bCobali Las 109 1OS 5 110X720 47391 = bFirst Consul 112 107 = 3 108 715 41705 Earnest 103 108 4 109X715 418158 bTarascon 113 107 4 109X710 109X710MiBLil MiBLil b Walter Mack 99 105 112X710 112X710H73I9 H73I9 bBrizz 103 101 7 109X710 47395 Highland Lad 119 109 109r r B 112X710 112X710474JOS 474JOS bAunubelle 1U5 lOUs 3112X705 M7049 bHdppy Go Ltickyf 47550 Sedan 1 47025 Red Iosf V 8 101X7 101X7MG51G MG51G Lowell iI3l07 103 7 7Princess Princess Myrtle b f by Prince Ah nicd Myrtle Ma riou by AVools thorpe 3 09 09Fourth Fourth Race 34 Mile T Westmount Purse 3yearolds Allowances AllowancesTrack Track record Sept 10 1915 111 7 113 47639 DR HICKMAN 102 1131 107 725 47330 bHidden Ship 110 114 103X 103X47039s 103X715 47039s bMy Boots 101 114 G 105X 105X710 47507 = 1 Who Cares 103 1 IOTT t08 108X710 X 47035 Hush 99 113 103 705 47157 bGoldine 1001 14 105X 105X705 471953 bCock o the Roost 10SJ114 108X 108X705 47717 uGlcn Light 102 114 74 110X 110XFifth 110X700 Fifth Race 1 Mile MileDominion Dominion Handicap Handicap3yearolds 3yearolds and upward upwardTrack Track record Sept 1C 1915 140 4 110 47528 St Paul 3 120 725 47613 Britains Ally S 107X720 47GOG tGala Dress 0 107 715 47349 = Sturdce 112 141 141435SO G 105X715 435SO Bryngar 3 10K710 43581s JAdomai M 5 93 705 43581 JMayaute M 4 95 705 47528s fSweet Bouquet M 3 103 705 tScagram Stable entry S Nesbitt entry entrySixth Sixth Race 1 116 Miles MilesKing King George Handicap Handicap3yearolds 3yearolds and upward upwardTrack Track record Sept 15 1915 1167 47664 7504 Foreground 1101465 5124X750 47569 7519 = Poilu 118 147 A 4 103X745 473511 73511 Freemantlc 99 145 14547717s 5100X740 5100X7407717s 47717s 7717s Broom Peddler 107145 51050740 7710 bDouglass S 1101457 0102X735 0102X735Seventh Seventh Race 1 116 Miles Miles3vearolds 3vearolds and upward Claiming ClaimingTrack Track record Sept 15 1915 140 5 104 47739 7739 = Trickster H 4 107 725 7257739s 7739s Bozart 109 lIfltf 11 100X720 47053 7653 = bManokin 105144 C 112X715 47711 7711 bKilkenny 109141 6108X710 47314 7314 bCIiarles Francis 107147 8 109X710 47053 Verity 105 147 17739 Haudfiill 10S 117 Dorval Park Jockey Percentages. DORVAL PARK JOCKEY PERCENTAGES From Jiunmry 1 12O to 3Iay 27 10SJO Inclusive At or orOver Jockey JockeyBird Over OverWt Wt Mts 1st Bird K 105 1 1 Marrero A 100 2 1 Primrose W 105 3 1 Duggan C 101 401 80 Claver A 102 10 2 Itodrlgurz J 109 3fi 58 Burke J IT 100 118 19 Williams 7 10S 5 Ridenour W 100 33 5 Sariier II 111 123 Climvetta F 103 177 Morris U 105 1U 20 Itomanclli R 100 04 8 Metcnlt J 110 57 7 Simpson It 111 20 3 Willis 6 101 82 9 Cnnwuy J 4 100 19 2 Pierce J i 10S 149 15 Heupel J 102 132 13 Butwell J 113 129 11 Rowan J 100 11 1 Jockey JockeyMurphy Mts 1st 2 t 3d Murphy F 49 in A AJM Moore IT JM Richcreek A Dishmon C Saladin H Casey A Kennedy J Larson J Black A v vCopeland Copeland H Peiiniiigton J Aron L Grant G Harbourne E EJeland Jeland C Joliiiston Wi J Mitchell S Moss II Pollard K Shadduck L Whitehcad R First Race [1st Dorval Park] Index Course Dist TimeXckOdds Wt St 7 Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish MAD MAY f 2 M 104 By Prince Ahmed or Madman May L by Cunard Trainer F Schelke Owner J K L Ross 47714 Dorval 41 f 06fa t 25 111 3 2 3 2l 2 A Claver 5 Flying Ford Itesarf War Fox FoxMARY MARY REIQEL br f 2 M 111 By Golden M xim Green Dawn by Greenan GreenanTrainer Trainer W B Finneuan Owner W F Knehelkamp Knehelkamp4762S 4762S Churcbl 4i f D5 = ifast 15 10D 1 3 3J 3U W Moort S AlTUoiiias Peppery Louglind 47377 Churchl 4i f 57hvy 2 f 105 2 2 2J CJ W Heinchl2 NurscJane ElcanorSLovelincss 47212 Church 1 12 4SSgood 24 11510 3 5 = 5 i J Howard 12 Skipmelou BertlmS KFrale KFraleBY KFraley KFraleyBY BY JIMINY b f 2 M 111 By Jim Gaffney lanna by Fatherless FatherlessTrainer Trainer F Devers Owner Z F Whitney 17715 Dorval 58 l02V fast 17 101 4 21 li liv v 3s O Willis S Runquoi Plantoon Jeari Corey ROSEATE ch f 2 M 111 111Trainer By All Gold Rose of Dawn by Hambur Trainer A C Niehaus Owner A C Niflhans 47610 Wdbine 58 l02 = ifast 7 111 4 43 432 3 4 J Butwell 0 Ikiy T Cahalan Flying Ford 47527 Wdbine 41 f 56 fast 2310 109 1 6 4 4 4i J H IJurlce S Myrtle Crown Plantoon F Ford 47106 Pimiieo 5S l05hvy 10 110 6 4 4 2i 2 = F Lux 5 Tntt Hot Stuff Mary Erb 46155 Havana 12 49Mfast 2 107 2 3 3 ol F Lux 5 VicMunoz Spugs George O Jr 4C396 Havana 12 48fast 66 111 3 1 32 21 F Lux 0 V Munoz Wishing Bloomington 4KJ48 Havana 12 40fast 75 107 3 6 4i 3 J W Taylor 9 Spugs VicMunoz Little Pointer 46229 Havana 12 4Sysfast 4 115 2 4 5 2l A Finley 7 GenAgraraonte Spugs VMunoi CALITHUMP ch f 2 111 By Charviari Bay of Pleasure by Kingston KingstonTrainer Trainer R Goose Owner Miss E Daingor field field45GS 45GS Delmr Ab f 5Sfast 9 109 31 S Wolstm I Voormel Missllollaud GeoCJr GeoCJr473S9 473S9 MtUoyal 12 49sfast 10 111 2s T Smith G Voormel GeoCJr MIssHollaud MIssHollaudCHARLOTTE CHARLOTTE C br f 2 M 107 By Dr Leggo Abbas by Big Chief ChiefTrainer Trainer C W Carroll Owner A B Spreckels 46724 Bowie 12 52 52smud = smud S 112 7 6 6 = 1s J Metzalf S George Bovee Tutt Fading Star Star4S61G 4S61G Bowie 12 50good 30 111 6 5 G1 4 J Metcalf 7 Sacajawea Cullinaii FdingStar 4 170 Jefson 31 f 45 hvy 8 1141 1 3 3 4 T Pargton 8 Lucy Kale Gladys MissPluvions 45965 Jetson 31 f 43 hvy 7 11510 10 10 9 L Lyke 10 AuuTMiiyMbriiFce MAdanne 45721 FGmls 38 35rast 20 112 8 Sl 7 J Metcalf IJuuga1 Uuck Tutt Frank Moody LTTRA b f 2 M By Sir Huon Hortehse by Alvcscot Trainer L Haymaker Owner R V Haymaker 47424 MURoyal 41 f CiiVsfaat 112 C J W Dkson 8 MarDixon Ituiujuoi GeorgeCJr GeorgeCJr473S3 473S3 MtIloyul 12 4Jifast 110 5 W Dkson J Voormel CalithumpGeorgeClr CalithumpGeorgeClr47S2S 47S2S MtRoyul 12 4U fast 1H 5 Vr Dkson Itumiuoi Pandler Marg IMxun IMxun4W 4W J Jefson 12 49 = 3faat X 103 7 7 7 7 8 G lolcsth 7 Voorin Jlackeluaine Cvo Fooling 45701 FGnds 38 35good 30 105J 2 SJ S = W Wright 9 Get Em Repeat Morning Face Face4oX7 4oX7 FGnds 38 37 mud 30 104 7 7 7 W Wright 8 lolmSUeardon Tutt XoFooling 455 J FGnda 38 37 11 60 114 9 Sl 9 = W Wright 10 Miss Dora Tenite Josie Gorman GormanDORA DORA W br f M 107 By Honoywcod Dora I by Eagles Hume HumeTrainer Trainer W S Heath Owner Nevada Stock Farm Farm47L 47L M Pimlico 4i f 58 hvy 4710 108 1 3 3 5l 6 F Murphy S Chow Repeat Vic 47123 Pimlico 4i f 56 fast 22 109 1 1 1 li 55i J Itodgez 8 CiiUinuii Inglecrest Aunt Dcda Dcda4G7S1 4G7S1 IIdeGce 12 49 slow 96 106 C 5 3J 45 H Myers U Bodanzky Peerage QofTruwps QofTruwpsMYTHOLOGY MYTHOLOGY b c 2 M 110 By Zeus Miss Oertel by Handsel HandselTrainer Trainer W A Burttscholl 0vner W Durnnn 41715 Dorval 58 l0ifaat 137 11 7 77 8 C5 II Simpson 8 Itiimiuoi Plautoon By Timiuy 47270 Pimlico 41 f 54ifast 118 112 7 7 5 6l C S Snclman 7 leg Night Raider Quecreek 470SU Pimlico 4i f 03 fast 25 112 7 77 77EVENING 7 717 II Troxler 7 Step Llitly Twonair Sacajuwca EVENING RAY b c Z 114 By Ildrim Fifi by Giganteum Owner J T Johnson 47652 Delmr Abll f G9y3fast 108 1084756S 413 c p Tmas r GeoCJr BcIlSrcl MissIIolland 4756S Delmr Ab4J f SSVafast 107 107First gis c p Tnias G Voormel MissIIollaiid Calithinp First start for the following followingSUDOR SUDOR b f 2 M 100 By Dorante Bbu by Hastings HastingsBy Trainer F Schelke Owner J K L Ross FLORENTINE b f 2 M 111 By Peter Pan Florence by Macdonald I IOwner II Owner H P Whitney ANNA WOOD b f 2 M 111 By Honeywood Anna May by Kiarj Eric EricTrainer Trainer W S Heath Owner Nevada Stock Farm Second Race [2nd Dorval Park] SECOND RACE 1 116 Miles 3yearolds and upward Claiming Sept 15 1915 110 5 101 DUKE RUFF b R 4 107 107Trainer By Duko Michael Red Ruff by Collar Collar2s Trainer J Hope Owner J de Estrampes 47720 Dorval 1 18 Iu5f i t 11 101 1 1 2 2 2s7 2s SJ F Murphy Dimic Peerless One Solid Kock s7 22 Delmr Ab 7S Itflfast 1 110 1104751i 1s H Gibson 4 liianita III 7oie Capt Hodge 4751i Delmr Ab 78 l32alow U 11 21 H Gibson 0 Lucky Piarl Xoie Tit for Tat 47477 Delmr Ab 78 l367shvy S 111 11145S67 3i H Gibson 7 Comacho 5evelryJniueThirteiu 45S67 Havana Im20y Ill7sfast 3i 1014 22 2 2457X7 2 luk K Uarnes 7 Iegacy Xodiae ky Man 457X7 Havana 1 11C l46 fast S 100 1 5 4 4 4 = 3 = 1 K Atkinsn 9 Can Light PretBaby BnsClark 45431 Havana ImLOy 112 fattt 5 100 6 22 a 3i sn E Atkinsn S Dr UaefIMll Hunley Fly Home 45377 Havana 1 14 2U4fast C J2 I 4 3 5 5 4 j J Hofller 5 J W Klein Jllealey GreatGull 4331 Havana 1 IMO ifast 10 K 2 1 55 2s 2 n Wilson S Byrne Jllealey NedMilybriglit 45207 Havana S4 l13 ifnst 4 101 6 7 53 in F Chiav 8 Herder LadyJGrey Bev lames 45160 Havana 6 f lOSsood 2 101 1 22 22MIBS 2s 2 = J F Weinbr 8 Hasty Cora Lubelski Su Qu eu MIBS SWEEP b m 5 107 By Sweep Sweet Charlotte by Ingoldsby Trainer J S Whatley Owner W Williams 57720 Dorval 1 18 l557ifa t U 110 3 3 S 4 447G24 4l 54J J DawKon 7 Dione Peerless One Duke Uuff 47G24 Delmr 1 11H l51fiiHt 2 10S IJ J Dawson 5 Ctinia KtofPythiusSninsdalc 47401 Baltre 1 116 l51fast 1 6 647S 47 J Dawson 5 1 Thrush KeyEnnis PeerlsOne 47S Baltre 7S l2fi if st 110 110404J4 3 = J Dawpon S Left Fiolder Old Ited Dalrosp 404J4 Havana 1 152 hvy 4 107 S 6 fi S S462G5 R = SJ F Wilson Hliymer Maxv Choice K Healcy 462G5 Havana ImDOy 114 fast 3 110 7 6 7 S 7J 7TJ H Gamer 8 Parable VnrTar Dj 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l53slop 3 109 488 S fil 5 = i F Wilson 9 Will Soon Leoma D of Shelby 46401 Havana Im50y l43fast 6 109 G 7 9 9 7J 3i G Mangan 9 War Tax GuidePost DofShelby 46368 Havana 1 l405sfast 8 9S 3 S 8 8 8 8 i P Long 8 HandsOff TokMarch Manokin 46304 Havana 1 116 l47fast 31 109 7 G 5 3 4 1 ° F Wilson 0 Royalty Royat Red William William10G 46231 Havana 1 116 148 fast 4 106 6 7 5 4 4461S2 71 7 i J CarmodylO SlipSilver IteyEniiis Kl Coronel 461S2 Havana 1 116 l47fast S 102 S 8 S 7 Sl 7 3 A Krcger 9 Kilkenny Miss Sweep Litholick 46125 Havana 1 116 l47fast 10 108 2 5 4 3 35 3 G Manganll Duke of Shelby Royalty MudSill 46053 Havana 1 116 147 fast 12 109 7 9 9 9 9 7 ° G ManganlO War Tax Royalty Mud Sill 45875 Havana 1 150 hvy 12 108 2 4 4 5 Snk 5 = ° A Tryon G Parable Zinnia Litholick 45814 Havana Im50y l43fast 20 110 7 7 8 8 8 8 J Hoffler 8 Legacy Parable Royalty 45750 Havana 34 l13fast 20 105 6 89 9 9 73 J Hoffler 9 Frascuclo Lackrpsc Legacy 41931 Havana ImaOy l43fast 20 107 2 8 8 8 7 C ° W Gargan 8 Jack Snipe J Schas TJHogun SENTIMENTAL b f 4 105 105Trainer By Marathon Animosity by Star Ruby Trainer N S Vail Owner W W Rawaon n 47736 Dorval 34 lllfast 7 J09 4 97 7 G = 4 O Willis 10 Helen Atkin Bellrincer Pierrot 1 47429 MtRoyal 1 l42fast 2 110 1 = C Whifton G CaptHoduc TheTlkerAssumpn 47353 MtRoyal 1 l42fast 21 103 3s R Dertyse 9 TksterlL Itririgcr Tkspiving 472S3 MRoyal Im20yl44fast 6310 102 2 C Whitton 8 BroncoBilly CIiBarkley Dioue 47219 MtRoyal 34 l105fast 112 51 J Domiclc 8 Dione Trickster II DWinfrey 46815 HdeGe 1 116 l50slop 20 101 1 7 G 4 71 J Zoeller 15 Ballad Tom Brooks Say When 46729 Bowie 1 11G 151 mud 2G5 105 1 1 1 1 2 = 4 1 A RIchcrk 8 AlmaB ToinBrooks BHmpsou BHmpsouBy FAIRY PRINCE ch g 4 103 103Trainer By Olambala Glass Slipper by Spendthrift Spendthrift5T Trainer L B Mikel Owner L B Mikel 47624 Dermr 1 116 l51fast 107 5T S Wolstm 5 MissSweep Ctania KofPythlas 47514 Dclmr Ab 58 105 slow 113 1134H13G 76J S Wolstm 7 SidCKeener inanca PfiUStar 4H13G Jefson 1 316 203igood 20 10710 CSS 5 9 91T J Pierce 12 Waterproof LittleString Verity 46115 Jefson 1 116 148 fast 20 110 91110 10 10J 10 II Myers 14 Indolence El Rey Willdo 46071 Jefson Im70y l45fast 20 107 7 8 S 9 5 3si A Richcrkl4 Philistine Triompnant LString 45794 FGnda 1 18 l53fast 25 110 334 7i 73 J Howard 11 Capital City Doily Waterproof 45727 FGnds 1 116 l47fast 20 103 6 8 G 5 = 5 J Zoeller 14 Doily Frank Monroe Philistine 45405 FGnda 1 14 212hvy 30 104 124 G G = ° L Canfield 8 King Neptune Cracow Tanlac 45350 FGnds 1 116 l55hvy 20 1031010 9 7 1010IS J Pierce 14 K Neptune Caballo Waterproof 45257 FGnda 1 14 206fast 30 100 6 1 2 3 8l 9 = A RlChcrkll WadLast JRcevcs CaptUdga 45157 Jefson 1 31G 200 fast 20 108 5 5 6 J Rodgez 9 Contestant Bub Louder Taulac Third Race [3rd Dorval Park] THIRD RACE 5 12 Furlongs 3ycarolds and upward Claiming Sept 15 1915 106 1 100 100POP POP EYES ch f 3 106 By Ivan the Terrible Sweet Day by Peep oDay oDayTrainer Trainer W B Finnegan Owner W F Knebolkamp 47627 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Race [4th Dorval Park] FOURTH RACE 34 Mile Westmount Purse 3yearolds Allowances Sept 1C 1915 111 7 113 DR HICKMAN b g 3 107 107Trainer By Tony Bonero Lady HcGeo by KcGee KcGeeHendrio Trainer J Walters Owner G M Hendrio Hendrio47C39 47C39 Wdblne 34 liifast 2 102 fi 4 44 4 1 3J O Willis 7 CTpydocker MyltootsJUltrafioId 44035 Churchl 34 l14mud 4S 105 1 1 11 11440S2 1 Il 1 O Willis Korralne Starview Kiuliuru 440S2 Latonla El f l Sfcrawt 2 30 112 2 1 1 142TSC 1 1 O Willis 1 JeilGlenn Shoot Away IJubblea 42TSC Churchl 58 l01fa t 32 lllf 3 4 44 4 4i C5i T Murray 12 HterliiiK Jnzz Alex Jr 42503 Churchl 41 f 55hvy 20 112 7 2 21 El 85 J Morys H Mty Man Hamilton ASoldier ASoldierBy HIDDEN SHIP b f 3 103 103Trainer By Cunard Masks and Faces by Disguise Trainer W A McXinney Owner E T Zol Zollicoffcr ZollicoffcrInt 47330 MtRoyal 34 117 fast 710 1C7 Int H Thurber 7 Trnckstar LoPlenet XnncyAnn 47221 MtRoyal 51 f l10fast 10 101 10142S21 2 II ThurberlO Deckhand WMaok Acochlall 42S21 HdeGco 51 f l07fast 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ItuhbyAIIeu Trustj TrustjHUSH HUSH b f 3 103 By xiryn Mawr Murietta by Oddfellow Trainer D Hammond Owner G Holmes 47035 Pimlico 34 11G fast 12f 107 4 10 9 S1 S52 E Parncs 15 Pr Cohl PokpyTnne Foreclosure 46561 Havana 1 l41flst 8 S7 S I 1 1 I10 I1 P Ions 10 Haby Cal Snow Queen Chillnm 40531 Havana Il45dow4 104 1 5 K 4 4 3U W 1rown 5 SeaPrintc Mineral MajPradley 4C458 Havana 51 f l07 fast 5 103 5 2 1 I1 2 M Monhfn S Incinerator Korliulli Hot Foot 4fi227 Havana 51 f l OJifast C lOt 2 5 5 4 4 E Iarnes 8 Old Ited Aniialwlle liiinlom 461 19 Havana 51 f lOSfast 45 110 C 3 33 3 34 3i J Kederis S Annahelle LittleOno Ineinerator IneineratorBy GOLDINE b f 3 105 105Trainer By Golden Maxim Mary Bodine by Star Shoot Trainer A L Austin Owner A L Austin 47667 Wdbino Im70y l45fast 4S SS 3 4 4 fi C Difhmon 8 StQnentin FortlllissChSiimm 57494 Wdblne 1 116 l4ll fast 215 120 233 3 3 2 1 Rodgez Master Mil llesthoff 47106 Pimlico 1 l45hvy 11 90 1 3 4 3 4 = 415 F Lux 7 MyDcar DVndiver MistPolly 47125 Pimlico 1 116 l49fast 65 ES 3 C 10 10 9 9 J Mooney 10 Charlie Siuiimy Gain Siesta Siesta470S2 470S2 Pimlico 1 142 fast 219 IOC 9 8 9 9 S T Conway KTIirnsh Anversary Riibldiuin 44735 Pimlico 34 l15hvy 31 lf0 C 4 3 33 311 C Rummer Sister I kIene Cindirella Anzuc 44721 Pimlico 1142 fast 17 lOt 10 10 10 10 9 914 R Moore 10 Toucanot K Champion Ireland Ireland44GS2 44GS2 Pimlico 34 l15slow C 103 4 3 3 31 32i J Callahan Simpleton My Dear Frty ibbet ibbetCOCK COCK O1 THE ROOST ch 3 108 By Cock o the Walk Lida Flush by Royal Flush FlushTrainer Trainer J Hewitt Owner J Hewitt III 47195 Pimlico 1 145 hvy 4710 83 5 CSJ F Lux 7 Uompo OdcCanso PraiicTirrnr 47104 Pimlico 34 l14fast 110 107 3 11 1 1 W Uidenr ItrinlilCnld Foreclosure DrHall 4V052 Pimlico 1 l4Vsfast 25 105 S 8454 S2 4J E Uarnea S Cain do Cause The Wit MyDear 46926 HdeGce 1 l44 muil 4fi IS G 2 8 8 8 8l F Hunt 10 SdeVMim Penelope WMaehlne 12 lltleCce 34 I iVrfjiHt 1D9 01 6 C 6J fi F Hunt DrCIark FrnitCake WPennant 44S6C Bowio 1 I44faHt 8 110 4 3 2 2 6 Ci II Myers 8 Weary Pengrlne Jain do Cause 44S16 Howie 61 t 121 fast 11 108 2 3 3 3 3 = H Myers 9 Cinderella CulhiKher UDimino UDiminotil 44X27 UuwlH til f l21fast 13 110 Left at tho j ost D Stirling 9 Weary SIsllcleiie AmerJioy 447X5 Uowle 1 l Sifast 12 102 5555 4U 3J F Weinor 8 KCliMtiipiou Kuliidinm AinJloy 44703 Bowie 34 115 fast 1110 107 4 22 21 In T Rowan 8 CoIMrpliy PirMcGeo LInkloy GLEN LIGHT cb c 3 110 110Trainer By Glencairn Lights Out by Heno Trainer F Devers Owner E F Whitney 47717 Dorval 34 IzlS fast 12 10 2 234 46 4 O Willis 0 SniMoupy MidSun IrPwldler STCra WMbine 34 llSfast 12 102 7 6 5 6 SUM Heiipd 7 DrHkmanCIilceker Myliwjls 47210 Pimlico 34 l18hvy 2310 112 4 1 1111 11114474C 1 I3 1 J Ileupel H Who Cares Napoli 4474C Pimlico 1 l46hvy 14 S C 3 1 1 4 4J fi 1 Pierce 7 Faisan More St Allan Kiniiuil 44710 Pimlico 34 l14 6fast 20 115 3 2 224 2 4 = 44 J Callahan i Ciirnia St Allan VeddiiiK Cake 44CW Plinlieo 51 f l10slow 15 114 3 4 41 C i A Johnson 9 Star Court UOMifht MyltooU 44C68 Pimlico 34 lI4nood 39 112 3 223 4V3 A Johnson 8 Dominique UOMiuht IlastcnOn 44570 Laurel 34 llfislop 2910 111 r 1 1 1s 2h D Stirling 10 FaisanDore Masltill PreePearl 44395 Laurel 34 l16hvy 12 115 4 11 1 11 J Callahan 8 The Wit Weary Sea Queen Fifth Race [5th Dorval Park] FIFTH RACE 1 Mile Dominion Handicap 3yearolds and upward Sspt 1C 1915 140 1 110 110ST ST PAUL br g 3 120 By Plaudmore Panthea by Bassetlaw BassetlawTrainer Trainer H Giddings Jr Owner H Giddings Giddings4752S 4752S Wdbine 1 18 156 fast 32U 12C 133 3 1i I1 R Romelll Irimo Sweet Poumiet Rave On 47461 Wdbine 1 14 209 fast 1710 105 432 2 1s 1 R Romellil1 llusle March Prhno Aiimut BRITAINS ALLY ch g 5 107 By Bassetlaw My Honey by Yo El Rey ReyTrainer Trainer G B Hennessy Owner G B Henncssy 47613 Wdbine 34 l15 fast 11 116 5 fi 5 43 In W Pmrose 9 lipiignli Gallant Kitty Galway 47493 Wdblne 34 116 fast 3310 116 4 21 Int 23 W Pmrose 8 licn ali Sold Ualore Aconi r4CSJ Thncliffe 58 l02good 75 103 2 J Bell 7 HCroston 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MtKoyal 5 f lCf fast 2 114 23 R Ryan 0 rrlzz Accuchla II Snyoni 4i284MtRoyaI 34 l14 ifast 110 C = E Hileman C ItPdler DnUeJohn FirstConsnl 47032 Tijuana 34 112 fast 12 102 VJ 1J Kpmn 7 Knklux Ph Ward TdJIonneiih 47010 Tijuana 34 113 fast 9 103 43i R Ryan 0 Wynnewood ItiirKOvne Knklux 4CS57 Tijuana 5S l00fast 3310 100 4s W Mclnrc 7 KChtham Norfltelle Cncutter BRY1IGAR br f 3 106 106Trainer By Garry Herrmann Brynwood by Bryn Mawr Trainer F Schelke Owner J K L Ross 435RO BlBon 5S l04good 15 119 1 1 1 lln J Loftus 4 Monctto Aconi Brjnford 434SO Saratoga 5S l00good G 114 1 1 12 41 G ID Sande 8 MlleVivian Swirl May Alley 4045 Afjduct 58 67rast 15 115 3 33 7 G J Loftus 11 Cobwebs Germa Flying Flower ADOMAI br m C M 83 By Allowmaise Adoration by Neil Gow GowTrainer Trainer G Pearcc Owner S Nesbitt Nesbitt4r 4r l El Bon 1 1M 213good 85 121 4 44 3 33 A Collins 9 TLostHird All Amiss SIIilaire SIIilaireCtiS3 CtiS3 BlueHon 1 11 217 good S5 121 4 5 0 G 31 2l J Smyth 10 Javato AllAmiss The Lost Uird S4SS9 MtRoyal 34 110 slow 33 10G 7 = 1 F Hopkins Kroissart All Amiss Otero OteroM77S M77S MtRoyal 5J f lOSfast 4G 101 S3 F Hopkins 9 Cerf Volant All Amiss Athena 34C10 Delmier AbGJf 124 fast 44 102 S M Mountn 9 Last Spark Lady Petty Auster AusterSKEW SKEW Dorval 5S 104 good 35 181 G 8 S S2 fi S Wolstm 9 Capt li Silk Rustle L Hetty Hetty210X2 210X2 Dorval 51 f l09Afast 7110 109 8 6 C G1 G ° J L Lykes 9 Tea Caddy Itavanle Wishaway 2S913 BlueBon 58 l03good 27 115 5 443 S A Pickens 5 Javato Tho Lost 15ird Recorder MAYANTE ch f 4 M 95 By Dorante Marys Aunt by Star Shoot ShootTrainer Trainer G Pearce Owner S Nesbitt Nesbitt43TS1 43TS1 UlBon 1 14 2iiJigood 85 112 1 9 9 D Sl R Troise 9 T Lost Uird All Amiss Adomai iGS7 BluoHon 58 lOGgood 75 115 3 23 2231U J Smyth 4 Maladroit Lurentian Allumeltu SWEET BOUQUET b c 3 M 103 By Galatine Bouquet by Kinlcy Mack MackTrainer Trainer W H Bringloe Owner Seagram Strble Strble7T2S 7T2S Wdbino 1 1S lrG fnat 112 2212 3 ° 2s T Rndgez r St Paul Priino Rave On On42S01 42S01 HdeGco 5 f lOSfast 12f 11C 9 10 10 10 lOi W Obert 11 KWlshmaii KTvuler Sinncr Sixth Race [6th Dorval Park] SIXTH RACE 1 11G Miles King George Handicap 3ycarolds and upward Sept 15 1015 5 104 FOREGROUND ch h 5 By Fugelman Sketches by Pioneer Trainer W J Burke Owner Maryland Stable 47661 Wdbine 1 116 I7 fast 135 111 4222 2 li Il J Butwoll 4 IrishKiss MidnighlSnn Iondago 47557 Wdbino 1 18 52fastt 125 117 7 2 4 4 3J 3s J Butwell 7 Irish Kiss Itoudagc Knnlfacu 47496 Wdbine lnV70y 45 fast 3 122 4331 43314719J 1 1 l J Rodgez 5 MidnightSui Rinneo DouglassS 4719J Pimlleo 1 116 51 hvy 195 126 5767 7 7 7M C Fbther 7 Ormonila Jtomhige llulsier 47039 Pimlico 1 40 fast 5 113 4 3 3 3 34C927 2s 2l J Butwell 5 Sir Itarton liondage Kilts II 4C927 ILdcGe 1 116 4mud 910 115 5 4 4 2 24CS19 In 1J E Sande 5 Tantalus Cstal Fonl TheDesert 4CS19 HdeGce Im20yl47slop 910 117 2 3 3 2 23 1J H Sande 7 Penelope SdeVerdun DukeJolm 44151 Laurel 34 l14good 5 120 4 44 4 4 3 J Loftus r Arrah Go On Papp Rapid Day 42452 Belmont 1 l45slop 10 IVS C 7 7 7 7POILU 41 47J E Sande 7 Lanius Flags Star Master MasterBy POILU ch c 4 TOO TOOTrainer By Ogdcn Grace Navarre by Henry of Navarre Trainer A Hill Owner A Hill 57560 Delmr Ab 7S l31fast 3U US US47K 2 S Wolstm 0 Lively Sky Man Dainty Lady 47K MtRoyal 34 l16fast 110 VJ N Fodtn 5 Sedan The Desert Duke John 47047 I xton 1 116 147 fast 225 US 323 2 24C915 1J 1J L Lyke S LittleString PIiilstinoIligliGcar 4C915 1exton 1 116 l52 ihvy 1SS 115 44 4 1 I3 I2 L Lyke S Corydon Itond Philistine 75 Jefson 1 11C l47fast 15 103 9999 9999FREEMANTLE 9 Si 7 A Richcrk l Mali Redstart Xapthalitia FREEMANTLE ch h 6 100 By Froe Lance Fedalma by Alarm Trainer W A McKlnney Owner E T Zollicoffer Zollicoffer47C51 47C51 MRoyal Im20yl45 fast 710100 I1 H Thurber Lively FMonroe Mount KoscIL KoscIL46il3 46il3 H deGte Im70yl49 mud 5 ItR 3 4 4 2 21 I1 10 Fator 7 L llurberl ISriiacleaii JufArc JufArc46SIS 46SIS HUGe 1 116 l19tgod 22 103 7 C J 1 6s 4S 1C Fator 7 MKosIL lierlin Itclle Hnlicrts 46626 Bowie Im70y l51 = rtli V 20 108 4 f 5 6 6 fi = J Judg ISlolierls MisIiilly Jdntanse 405SC Bowie ln 20y l15ifust iO 100 C 9 10 S S1 7 E Fator 10 Irish Kiss My Dear Tantalum BROOM PEDDLER b p 5 105 105Traiacr By Sweep Wbisk Broom by Cesarlon Traiacr E L Snyder Owner H B Holmes 3 = 33 J 1Iercu i Sm Money Mid Sim GlonLigut 115 1154V332 54 N Foden 5 Lively Poilu Sky Man ManI 4V332 MtRoyal 34 l13 fast 34 117 I R Denyse B TDesert Wdthrnsh Dcrkhnnd Dcrkhnnd1s 472S4 MtRoyal 34 l14fast 145 10S 1s R Denyse C Duke John First Consul Lively Lively4X 4fiSS5 HdeGce Im70yl40mud 27 107 C 5 3 4X 5 ° R Denyse 10 Dorcas Sans Peur 11 Wankeag 4CS42 ILdeGce lm70yl46MSlow C lOfi 3 4 4 3 3 L Morris SIenrlL StQuentin AntiiPtte DOUGLASS S b h 6 102 By Sir Huon Victoria B by Bob Miles Trainer T F Bornman Owner H S Koppin 47716 Dorval 1141 fast 29 107 5 fi 5 7 = fil A Tryon 7 DnkoJohn SdrVrdun Itselyon 47493 AVdbine Im70y 145 fast 11 IDS 1 5 5 5 5 4 ° H Garner B Foreground MiclniIitSun Jtouieo 45657 FGnds 1 l45hvy 135 109 4 5 5 4 5 e J E Ambrose Jiffy Eulogy Woodstone Woodstone45KJ6 45KJ6 FGnds 1 1S 201 hvy 15 104 12 12 12 12 12 8 S Wida 12 Pietor Slippery Klin DnrnaHk 43436 FGnds llJfast IOC 5 55 55l7G 555 4 ° 4 1 S Wida S Troilus StIsidore Lively l7G FGnds Im70y l0slow 95 107 C 4 4 1 3S J Rodgez II Omond Woodtrap Jiffy 15381 FGnds 34 llGhvy 3 2Z S Wida B A N Akin Cobalt Lass JHRO 14787 Bowio Im70y 147 fast B7 1C9 7 6 7 7 7 7 C Jackson 7 UDncerlL PSwaiu frVlISwpop Seventh Race [7th Dorval Park] SEVENTH RACE 1 11G Miles 3yearolds and upward Claiming Sept 15 1915 14075 5 TRICKSTER II b c 4 107 By Irish Lad Artless E T Zollicoffer ZollicofferTrainer Trainer W A McKinney Owner E T Zollicoffer 77C9 Dorval lm0y l4Gfnst 4 110 4121 21 2s E Roelm 7 Hnndfiill ISogart Slie Devil 47426 MtRoyal Im70yl47 fant 1A 109 2l E Fator 0 Jarhage Jtogart Haniirnll 47353 MtRoyal 1 l42fast 5 111 11 II Thurber 9 Uringer SentimcntlTkssIviiiB 47282 MtRoyal 34 l17fnst 1310 111 lh II Tliurber li Hringer Comacho NMiloybrht 47219 MtRoyal 34 l19jffast 18 110 21 II Tliurber 8 Dione DWinfrey NetWaleutt 4IC63 Havana 51 f 100 fast 15 lOfi 2 S 8 fJ 6 = 2 J Pit 8 Wise Jonn Xoie D C Girl 41517 Havana 34 l13fast 20 105 5 C 7 7 712 W Doyle S Avion Kimpalong Snow Queen BOGART br g 11 100 By Bannockburn Belle Ward by Luke Blackburn BlackburnTrainer Trainer B E Chapman Owner B E Cbapman 47739 Dorval Im70y l465ifast 4 ICG 276 fi 41 isl C Forrest 7 Handfnll TricksterlL ShoDevil 4742C MtRoyal Im70yl47 fast 125 114 3 J Bell Garbage Trickster II Handfull 47354 Mt Royal 1 18 157 fast 125112 22 J Bell SolidUock CaptIIodge SkyPilot 47200 MRoyal 1 116 l51fast T10 110 21 C Whltton C Wilhlo Kilkenny Short Change 4C970 ILdeGce 118157 fast if 113 C 11 9 9 41 2l T RodgeKi Paddy Dear Keziah Willdo 46757 Bowie 1116153 fast 3JIO 111 243 1 11 43i E Haynes 7 Alma It Willdo Hen Hampson 46730 Bowio 1 116 l54mud 95 111 2 4 4 4 4 2l E Haynes B Waterproof Crimipsall Prunes 4G679 Bowie 1 116 l52fast 2 110 1 5 6 5 I2 I1 J Rodgez S Austral Paul Connelly LittleKd 4GC09 Bowie Im20y l4S5isood G 111 787 4 3s 3l M Schwtz 8 Tiger Rose Marniite Le Uleuet MANOKIN b h 6 112 112Trainer By Rapid Water Little Buttercup by Kingston Trainer 0 Rice Owner G K Allen 47633 Dolmr 1 1lfi 152 fast 2310J13 2 J Dawson 4 Cironlatp Letn Iiily Vara Vara1s 47122 Baltre 1 116 l57mud 4 109 1s J Dawson CrystalDay DalroseStrWJnson DalroseStrWJnson4i 47261 Baltro Ab 78 l2Sl fasf 112 4i J Dawson S Refugee Padua SirWJohnson 47269 Pimlico 1116150 fast17f 10S 7 C 7 S S 94 J Dawson 11 Wodan Verity Tan II 46547 Havana ImSOy 145 good 5 103 6 5 C 9 93 O13 A Tryon 10 WarTax Harlock Littlecote 46 460r 0r Havana Im20y 153 hvy 65 113 464 5 5l 33 E Barnes 9 SSdals MIidley Csonnettell Csonnettell46SS 46SS Havana ImSOy 150 hvy 2 1C6 4 3 4 4 3 22 E Barnes 9 Littleeote Uurlingame Dnisilhi 46161 Havana 1 116 l46fast 4 112 3 3445 34454636S 4 4 5 fi1 4 = i F Chiavta 8 War Tax Cliillum Great Gull Gull4636S 4636S Havana 1 l40fast 5 107 5 3 3 4 4KILKENNY 3nt 33 A Tryon 8 HandsOff TMarch TheTalker TheTalkerKILKENNY KILKENNY cb g 6 108 108fTrainer By Celt Fairy Sprite by Voter fTrainer S Polk Owner C Polk 47716 Dorval 1141 fast 41 101 G C 4 4 u 78i E Fator 7 DnkoJohn SdeVrdun Rselyon Rselyonli 4 33t MRoyal Im20yl44tffast 35 105 li H Fator B Will Soon Leta Lady Vera 47260 MRoyal 1 116 l51fast 1 110 1104CS1S 3 E Fator 0 Willdo 1ogart Short Change 4CS1S HdeGe 1 116 l5slop 8 111 5777 7 7 E Fator 7 Woodtlirsh lChanl KNfjtune 78 lnofast 3G 107 10 10 10 G fi1 1 E Fa tor 10 Corson Taraseon Cousin o Mine 46720 Bowie 1 116 154 mud 7 105 8 8 C 8 824 E Fator 8 Almal TomlJrooks HHmpaun CHARLES FRANCIS b g 8 109 By Cunard Mamie G by Pirate of Fenzance Trainer W H Cissna Owner W H Cissna 4731 Pimlico 1 l42fnst 14 120 1 5 10 0 8 = 7 ° X Barrett 12 Ragnarok ThisQueen WWard 47KM Pimlico 1 18 l57fast 75 120 4 2 2 2 6 C iJ E Haynes 10 Austral f M Miller Ahnino Ahnino4C92S 4C92S HdeGe 1116151 mud 4 113 7 2 4 2 Ill1 E Haynes 9 Lndus Verity Corson 46845 HdeGe 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Coraon4GS50 4GS50 HdeGce InrtOyl good 1G5 lOfi 322 1 11 1 D Hopkins 8 Attorney Miilr Refugee COMOB COMOB4G793 4G793 HdeGce 1 11G I49iood4310 103 G G 5 3 3s 5 3 D Hopkins 9 Dorcas Siesta Antoinette HANDFULL ch g 1 109 By Royal Flush III Modreda by Sir Modred ModredTrainer Trainer L Haymaker Owner R V Haymaker Haymaker477H 477H Dorval Im70y l40fast 2 105 345 3 Ill3 F Gnriepy 7 TricksterlL Rogart She Devil 4742C MtRoyal Im70yl47 fast 115 4 = 1 W Dkson C Garbage Trickster II Uogart Uogart4CS49 4CS49 ILdeGce lm70ytlS goodlS10 113 4 r fi 2 1 1J C Kumnier 9 Crnmpsall Sungold Mallowmot Mallowmot4G758 4G758 Bowie 1 11G l53fast fi 105 G 10 10 7 G1 G2J 1 II UurkelO Huron II Lady Ward Refugee Refugee4GO7 4GO7 Bowie 1 14 2lGislow 7 107 2 5 5 3 G 4rJ M Schwtz 7 Wilhlo Austral Yorkist Yorkist4fifil 4fifil Howie 1 11G ItfO niud 7 110 3 8 8 S 8 7 1 R Pahley 8 Indolence Tigcrltose Crumpsall Crumpsall1GG01 1GG01 Howie Im70y 151 mud 45 110 342 2 21 51 F Hryson 9 Sentimental liogart Tomlirooka Belmont Park Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, June 3. Eelmont Park Entries and Past Performances for Thursday June 3 WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST Tho figures nniler the bending Rec in the entries below show tho best time of each horse at the distance since January 1 1918 no matter vhero it finished In cases whero record was made on other than a fast or good track abbreviations show track conditions Racing starts at 2SO p in Chicago time 1230 Superior in ml ruumr X Good mud rnuuer Fair mud runner M Maidens Apprentice iillowance b Blinkers BlinkersFirst First Raco G 12 Furlongs Main Course CourseSycirolds Sycirolds and upward Claiming Track record Oit 14 1907 117 1 124 124Todays Todays Ind Horso Wt lt AWtHan AWtHan47i8 47i8 Hnroii II 109 120 4 110X72T 47 S hllcndric HI 122 1224Kl 7 1250710 12507104Kl 4Kl hXonnvc 100 1121 0 112X71 47344 AmprIcan Kagle 11LX715 17fil42 liPonltney Ill 120 4 liriX7ir 4703 Purl 3 1012 101271r 71r 13S073 MiIlracc r 102X710 102X71044S24 44S24 niniloostnii 105 122 l22s 4 1112X710 47343 Our Nephew 111 119 B 112X710 J7liI8s bOrdtrly 112 1111121 121 7 117 710 47419 Sister Rniblom 110122 110122473ST C 107X705 473ST Pair Colleon 3 97 703 47VJ1 Thistle Qiurn M li 101 700 700r 141H1 Overmatch MH3 123 12347C2 r ill 7oo 47C2 blrim III M 4 111 700 4i931 Tieaivy M 4 111 700 47i75 Say which M 3 9L700 Second Race About 2 Miles MilesSteeplechase Steeplechase Steeplechase4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Maidens Track record June 4 1919 403 5 130 13047CS9 47CS9 Wisest Fool 4 142X700 47 ir = King Terry 4 142C9 47 S9 ICarlockrr 4 142X 90 90470S 470S Sea Sun 4 142 USB 47121 Midas II 4 142 ISr 4711 hFrank P 4 142 080 Third Race 1 12 Furlongs Straight Course Course2vearolds 2vearolds Killips Maidens Selling Track record May 19 1908 51 2 112 47iH Polythiii 107 725 473S7 Wedgwood 97 720 174R Itoiiiiot o PIue 9771B 47riios Queen Isabel 111 54 102 715 473 Pollv Ann 112 54 112 710 710472C3 472C3 Wise Dove 108 705 705Kair Kair Ijissie b f by Olambaln Mary Scllars by byUncommon Uncommon 107 Fourth Race 1 Mile MileFiftieth Fiftieth Running Ladies Handicap 1500 Added 3yearolds and upward upwardFillips Fillips and Mares MaresTrack Track record May 29 1920 135 3 118 47HC2 MILKMAID 120 138 4 120X750 47244 hCIcopatra 3 115X740 4770 Kdwiua 105 138 3 111 735 73544528s 44528s Lady Gertrude U12 137 5 110X735 110X735Fifth Fifth Race 1 18 Miles Miles4yearolds 4yearolds and upward Claiming ClaimingTrack Track record Sept 1 1919 150 4 118 47043 Thrift 114 153 r 105 T 47181 Little Nearer 112 154 11 115X720 47140 hKrankIin 111 154 7 105X715 4711922 John I Day 110 l5Csy 5 110X710 47312 IKJath 4 115 710 Sixth Race 4 12 Furlongs Straight Straight2yearolds 2yearolds Maidens Allowances AllowancesTrack Track record May 19 1908 51 2 112 11247C4C2 47C4C2 Mntlikins 115 53Jf 102 725 47 47i3 i3 Scdgcfield 115 53 105 720 72047I19 47I19 Ilouyhuhnm 115 53 105 715 47 l s Polythia 102 710 710475C5 475C5 Mavournecn 110 53 102 705 47387 Thcodosia 102 705 705Bluffer Bluffer 105 105Miss Miss Petite br f by Friar Hock Dingle by Hin ¬ doo 102 Belmont Park Jockey Percentages. BEIJIONT PARK JOCKEY PEUCENTAGES jii January 1 1J 1 io May Kl ISIliO Inclusive At or Over OverWt Jockey Wt Mts Mts10i Saudi K 10i 428 Kator L 103 039 Rummer C 107 479 Sclintliiiger Ai 101 258 Kalrbrothcr C 111 1UI Ambrose r rMnsor 107 441 Mnsor L 10 391 Turner C 100 41 Murray T 105 1077 Colliletti K 90 559 559IOC Kclsay W IOC 529 Pntwcll J 112 rso liei T ios nil nil10S Puxton M 10S 395 McAtcc L 1 02 2SC Johnson A 108 442 Hamilton II 108 371 Rowan T IOS 215 Davics T TMyers 112 172 Myers H 105 297 ocller J 103 259 Wessler J Hopkins I Jockey JockeyMooniy Mooniy J Weiner F Parrinstnn T McTaggart J McCabe J Nicklaus A Mc riv S I lay ncs K Ponce C Cordon C AVoodstock V Mountain M Atkinson K Rowan M Swart II llarrett Mnrphy J Uabin fi Jarvis T Iliillman C Cailahan H Camdell J First Race [1st Belmont Park] FIRST RACE C 12 Furlongs Zlain Course 3ycarolds and upward Claiming Oct M 1907 117 1 124 Index Course Dist TimeTekOdds Wt St 54 Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish HURON II b g 4 110 110Trainer By Sweeper Zuiia by Hamburg Hamburg2J Trainer G Peterson Owner G Peterson Peterson47fiGS 47fiGS Uclmt Tl MC li fast 115 114 4 11 1147G14 2J 2J C Ponce 9 Hcndrit Itiirlingnnip Favour Favouri 47G14 Behnt Of MC 120 fast 41 100 2 33 i V C Ponce 5 Nhtstick Ponltncy HreadLhte HreadLhtelii 47077 Pimlico 34 lI5fiist 125 107 G 11 114C7SS lii ink A Allen 32 Due d Ouise Jencnil Chimera 4C7SS Kowie 1 1lC lMHfast S 1 T 3111 2 lii O Po CB 10 LadyUard Rcfugcr ChKrancii ChKrancii2J 5 Howie 7S l2Vifast 10 71C 112 2 24CGS2 2J 1 C Io ce 10 Tigvr Rose 1eisy Tom Fool FoolI2 4CGS2 Vowie Ci f l22fast r5 113 1 11 I2 1A C Po ce S HiMigali MSrling UNanrna 4CCT2 Howlo 7S l2SBood 10 103 fi 4 4 4 4 = C Po ce 1 Kt tithe MildKuretta Dcckliand Dcckliand3s 4C027 liowiu 6J f l2Smud 19 107 2 1 3s 3 C Po co S Oniio Tarascon Meddling Miss MissC1 4Kt7 Howie 4 linmul 10 107 a C1 81 C Po ice 13 Onico Sungold Ettahe 4C017 Jefson 1 1lC l47fust 20 113 2223 11 11 = ° H Erlcksnll RarOue GoIdUoy CnterbaUuce HENDRIE ch h 7 125 125Trainer By Star Shoot Orange and Blue by Bridgewatcr Trainer F D Weir Owner F D Weir Weir47C6S 47C6S Bclmt 31 MC l13Vast i H 1 44 1 I1 J McCabc Huron II Kurlingamt Favour 43938 Aqduct 7S l27fast 41 111 9976 51 7S4 J McCabe U lnaiiiiii Tnderstonn AlbertA AlbertAS 43692 Belmont 34 st lllttfast 40 113 9 98 S S 3 J McCabe J Peter Piper Masda War Drive 42900 Latonia 34 l12V4fast 14 IOS 6 55 7 77i T Murray 7 War God Tacola Iwin IwinC 42874 Latonia 34 l12fast 12 320 8 88 8842S37 C C5S K Pool 8 Troilus Kiku GalllCurri GalllCurri4s 42S37 Latonia 1 l39good 7 110 3 2 1 2 4s 431 K Pool 5 Itnford Wir Ood Lllliau Shaw 42705 Latonia 34 l12fast 15 110 2 33 3 34J T Murray Leochares Herald Auruin AuruinCl 1 l374fast 31 107 C 4 3 Cl 6JJ L McAtee 12 Columbine Wyoming Woodtrap ZOUAVE blk g G 112 By Sain Black Tail by Disguise DisguiseTrainer Trainer Id Hnckctt Owner J B Dahlgren 46965 HdeGce 34 l13fast 29f 110 S 11 11 10 9 E Haynes 11 St Qiieutin Franklin F Consul Consul4CS11 4CS11 HileGce 34 l14frast 39f 303 C 044 = 4 J J Zoeller 30 TaLing St Quuntin Pibroch 27 Bowie Gl f l23mud 12 10G 2 1 2 4J 45 J Zoeller 5 Cobalt Lass Bagpipe Siesta Siesta4CCC9 4CCC9 Bowie Ci l22fast 14 100 3 12 3 6 F Hunt Bagpipe TBelglanlL Franklin Franklin447S4 447S4 Bowie Im70y l48fast 85 109 111 1 I 11 J McTagt 0 Nappli Arbitrator Miss IJryn IJryn447C7 447C7 Bowie 1 116 l51fast 10 109 1 1 1 1 li 2 J McTagt 11 FSliannon Arbitrator WPlmne WPlmne447CO 447CO Bowie 1 11G l51fust 15 10S 3 1 1 1 51 G18 J McTagt Sibola Joan of Arc Keen Jane 44628 Laurel 1 l4Ugoocl 7 109 10 7 7 7 5 5 J J Bell 10 Melcliolia Ilnndfull Bellrlnger 44617 Laurel 34 l13slow 5 109 12 10 6 7 912 J Bell 12 Ideal Bellringer Nebraska NebraskaAMERICAN AMERICAN EAGLE ch h 5 112 By The Manager Star Cat by Star Shoot 47344 Jamaica 34 113 fast 115 103 1 1472S9 1 1 I1 li J Zoeller S Plinliris Paddy Larghetto 472S9 Jamaica fJ f l06fast 12 107 3 5 4 4s 3J J Zoeller 12 Madam Byng Midian Plialaris 47262 Jamaica 5J f 1 rOSViflow 35 113J14 0 fl 11 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102 By Magneto Continue by Orlando OrlandoTrainer Trainer Wm Garth Owner R Parr 47035 Pimlico 34 116 fast 115 112 12 8 8 71 71 W Kelsay 15 Br Gold PokeyJane Foreclosure 42913 HdeGce 51 f l09slou 4310 105 6 4 5 45 SUP Musgve 8 Kirah Alllvan Sedgegrass 43821 IIdeGce 5 f l07fast G 109 7 656 G2jj C Robsonl4 FanCook Sedgegrass Sealjueen 43491 Saratoga 5 f lOGfast 15 101 2 1 1 I2 1s W LarK 32 Fais Bore WhoCares CarlineS 42259 Saratoga 51 f lOCV4fast 50 315 4 677 84 C Hovard 1 Kvergay MaskedDancer Blazes 42034 Latonia 51 f l07fast 7 10D 12 6 4 3s 21 G Howard 12 Ablaze Spartan Boy Miss Nell 42995 Latonia 51 f l07fast 19f 101 3 12 11 74 671 C Howard 12 Annette Teller MabelG Jouett JouettBy MILLRACE b m 5 102 By Rapid Water Lucilo B L by The Scribe ScribeTrainer Trainer E Sietas Owner E Sietas Sietas41S07 41S07 HdeGce 1 11G l4Sfast 2310 107 9 10 G 5 31 34 P MusgveKS Bathilde Kirst Cub FSIiannon434Uri FShannon 434Uri Saratoga 1 l fast 15 102 14 12 C 667 G 7 421 T Bowan 14 Mary Belle Dimitri 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KummerlO John I Day KohiXoor Paddy Paddy444G8 444G8 1 mpire 1 1lC l4Sfast 4 109 233 1 31 G M Buxton l Orderly Hello Uobcrts Whimsy Whimsy443SS 443SS 1 inplre 1116151 hvy 1310 107 1111 2s 2s M Buxton Luiius Mmmmoy Kilknny Kilknny4421G 4421G Jamaica Im70vl45ffnst 7 10S 3 1 1 1 1s I3 M Buxton 0 Drlg Bock Perseus J ODowd OUR NEPHEW b g 5 112 By Dr leggo Georgia Girl by Solitaire II IITrainer Trainer R D McDaniel Owner J Gengler 47343 Jamaica 34 lTfast 4 10CJ 7 7 7 C fi i T Bowan S Asterisk FrnkWaters Gldvalo Gldvalo47G 47G lamaica 5 f lOSjslow s 105 3 10 10 10 92 J Judjre 15 Title Asterisk Kllicient 46932 HdeGco 34115 fast 7 110 4 S 7 11 10 ° W Kelsay 12 Marmite Ballast Murphy Murphy429CG 429CG Aqduct 1 11G l4Sslow 15 10S 103 3 i 333 2 5 T Nolan IS Ticket Sasin N K Beal 42854 Jamaica Im70yl45fast 10 103 4 21 1 Il 2s T Nolan 10 Benevolent Albert A Lnnlni 42795 Jamaica Im70yl44fast 10 310 511 3 2 = 371 L Lyke 12 Kilts II Zenith Favour 42579 Belmont 61 f 1 lSfast 2 1127 G 7 61 4 1 H Myers 9 tltni Gold Tarascon Peasanl 4247 Jamaica lU75ifast 165116 645 C 2 T Nolan 7 TaLing Toadstool Psauiei ORDERLY b 7 117 117Trainer By Broomstick Sweepaway by Wild Mint Trainer J Byer Owner J Byer 47G1S Belmont 1 140 fast 31 115 1 3 3 2 2 = 23 T Rowan 5 Plialaris Chasseur Keen Jane Jane47iG 47iG Jamaica Im70y 147 fast 1110 115 1 1 1 1 I1 13 M Buxton 5 Air Mini Rosary Favour Favour472G 472G Jamaica Im70y l4Gslow 12 110 1 4 2 2 2i 2J W Kelsay 7 Ienelope Kilts Poultncy Poultncy4C790 4C790 HdeGce 34 l15good G 112 7 G G 51 4 M Buxton 1C Charlie Sumniy BackUay Onlco Onlco4f23S 4f23S Jefson Im70y l45fast 31 112 2 2 2 2 32 3 W Heinch 7 H Weapon Kimpalong Orenzo 4G172 Jefson 34 l17hvy 30 111 7 7 7 7 7 72 S Wida 7 Opportunity Pullur Blaise SISTER EMBLEM b m G By Ballot Avo Marie by Bellarmine Trainer J H Stotler Owner G W J Bissoll 47419 jJaltre Ab ib 7S l2Smud 101 44 D Stirl Stirling I Joan ofArcWodanRpck andCnll 47273 Pimlico 34 l14fast 175 10S 5 522 22 S 5 53 D Stirl Stirling 7 Kttaho Onico 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fast SO IOS 11 999 9 G W Car112 Lonely Ftygibbet CotlieKiost 4447C Empire 55 f l07fast 0 107 S 778 S19 W Lnng S Sis Ileleno Feclosure SamlBed 44443 Empire 54 f l07fast 30 110 G 5 10 10 105 M Rowan 10 Bright Gold Sand Bed Castor 44221 Jamaica 51 f 107 fast 20 107 6 Propped T Rowan i Mask Dancer UUobin St Allan 44116 Jamaica 51 f lOS = fmud 15 112 10 9 S SJ 8 J Butwell 10 Kdith K Foreclosure SHelen 43722 Belmont 5S st l01 fast 12 109 8 8THISTLE 8 S 881SJ McCabe S Weary Indiscretion Our Maid THISTLE QUEEN b m 6 M 102 By Knight of the Thistle Handzarra by Handsel Trainer E Lang Owner E B Parsons 47314 Pimlico 1 l4fast 12f 103 3 2 2 2 2s 27 C Ponce 12 Ragnarok WWard GMMillcr 47167 Pimlico 1 l43fast 145 IOS G 8 10 10 9 SIS J lleupel 31 Diadi Tan II Indian Chant 47077 Pimlico 34 l15fast 35 104 2 11 11 10 10 F Penmanl2 IIuronIL Duce de Guise General General4G932 4G932 H deGce 34115 fast 23f 103 8 78 ul 45 J Heupel 12 Marmite Ballast Murphy Murphy4C845 4C845 HdeGce 34 I15good4310f 106 1 1 1 iu 2 F mint 30 Anzao Dominican Liberty Girl Girl4C704 4C704 Bowie G f 309V fast 7f 315 1 33 42 55J A Nlcklusll Sandy Mac Chimera D de Guise Guise4CGOS 4CGOS Bowie 78 l30fast 9 110 G 1 1 3 Gl 4s A Nicklusl4 TomFool ShortCliange Mistake OVERMATCH b g 5 M 112 112Owner By Oversight Omerca by Common Owner J Wilson 444S1 Empire 1 14 207fast 100 IOS 2 2 S 8 9 938 T Nolan 9 Poor One RarOno LordHerbert 44421 Empire Im70y l4Ssiow 30 115 444 4 53 4IS T Xolan 12 CousoMine LoBalafro Parable Parable439Xr 439Xr Aqduct 1 l4irast i 115 9 7 6 7 G2 69i C Kummerll P G King Courcelles Huzzas 42943 Aqduct 1143 slow 100 115 6 6 5 4 4 5 T Davles 8 Siesta Courcelles P G King 43867 Aqduct 34 l13fast 50 115 12 10 11 SJ 7 H Ericksnl2 WeeLouise DiffEyes SwTooth 43775 Aqduct 34 l13fast 100 113 14 14 14 14 13 T Davies 14 WarSpirit MissKruter llohokus llohokus4ir15 4ir15 Saratoga 34 l12Rood 100 IOC 8 8 8 S S3 P Musgve 8 BackBay ValerieWest Abadaue 43229 Empire Ab 34 110 fast 100 109 9 9 10 8i 7 ° W Obert 10 Adele Billie B Miss Kniter Kniter430S4 430S4 Aqduct 6 f l18 fast 100 11310 10 10 10 10 = J Metcalf 10 llsemaid TaLtng TFMMn 42853 Jamaica 34 l13Hfast 30 110 7 75 CJ G2 J Frach 7 Klectedll KingUerod Marmite MarmitePRIM PRIM III b g 4 M 112 By Faucher Pimlico by St Damien DamienTrainer Trainer E Booth Owner B J Saninto 47692 Belmont 1 116 147 fast CO C 3 3 3 4 4J 313 J Callahan 5 Chasseur TIDay SearchLIII SearchLIII4V 4V 6 Jamaica Im70y 147 fast 100 1141 455 5 5 5 J Brunner 5 Orderly Air Man Rosary 47262 Jamaica 5 f ItfSVslow 100 11115 15 35 342 31 = 2 J Longo 15 Title Asterisk Kfficient 44364 Empire Imfby l47mud 15 112 3 5 5 6 64 6 H Myers 8 Heroisme Susan M Sir Grafton 44 72 Jamaica Im70yl46fdst S 301 333 3 33 3 II Myers 8 SwTooth Assumption T Young 44201 Jamaica 34 115 slow 50 110 10 11 11 II2 910 J Zoeller 12 Poilu Chief Huzzas HuzzasTICACEY TICACEY br g 4 M 112 By Bannockburn Hand Bell by Hanover HanoverTrainer Trainer R H Shannon Owner J M Shannon Shannon4G931 4G931 Levton 34 llShvy 310 115 7 6 9 9 9 J Morys 9 RalTerty BiliyToe PrcioiisPoarl 41574 Jefson 34 116 fast 30 103 7 777 7 R Simpson 7 Onico John Jr Billie B BSAYWHICH BSAYWHICH SAYWHICH br f 3 M 92 By Zeus Adelaide Royer by Sain SainTrainer Trainer E Heider Owner H Salter 47673 Belmt 7S MC l264 fast 50 30S 577 7 7 75 J Mooney 30 FrancTirenr Muslto Larghotto Larghotto42S7S 42S7S Jamaica 5S l lifast 20 1125 5 5 524 T Davies 5 Oceanna WhoCares Backllome Backllome4LM7 4LM7 Jamaica 5S l01fast 15 10312 11 11 10 10 L McAtee 12 Pawned I M Sinner WhoCares WhoCares424S 424S Jamaica 5S 101 fast 30 106 4 5 5 5s 5 L McAtee 0 Old Gold Fair Colleen Kud Man Man42CC2 42CC2 Jamaica 5S l01fast 30 112 G G G G 5 H McCrnn 0 White Socks Heyday End Man Page 7 Second Race [2nd Belmont Park] SECOND RACE About 2 Miles Steeplechase 4yearolds and upward Maidens June 4 1919 408 5 13C WISEST FOOL b g 4 M 142 142Trainer By King James Princess Nettie by His Highness Trainer J H Lewis Owner JE Widoner Widoner476S9 476S9 Belmont Ab 2 413fast 910 131 J S S S 7 i 4 f3 q Smoot 10 Lytle Reliance Syrdarya 47615 Belmont Ab 2 4lSAfast 45 182 4 4 4 4 2s 2s C Smoot 1 Joyful KTerry J A Sheridan 47121 Pimlico 2 358 fast 5 136 246 5 32 C Smoot 10 Smithlield Reliance Netta 11 47037 Pimlico 2 339 fast 4 137 6 4 6 5 54 53 C Smoot 7 LeMarsonin Decisive Blighty 1 1 44712 Pimlico 1 14 209 fast 35 106 1 5 4 3 21 2 J Bodgez 7 Tiiistledon Tetley S Light III 41691 Pimlico 1 12 240 slow 25 106 4 2 4 3 i 3 4 J Rodgez PandCalls SLiglitlll Indcrel 44C79 Pimlico 1 145 slow 38 111 Eli 7 J J Rodgez 7 Joyful Daydue Mint Oat OatBy KING TERRY ch c 4 M 142 142Trainer By His Majesty Magna by Amcricus Trainer J Healy Owner J Lumsden 47G15 Belmont Ab 2 4lS5fast 12 132 222 3 31 C Merglor 1 Joyful AVis Fool JAShoridan 470S5 Pimlico 2 355 fast 22 142 4 407 Si 7 S UrlderC MerglerlO GGa GGaunt mt Blightyll OB OBI OBI47U50 Bender 47U50 Pimlico 2 356 fast Slf 137 S 11 12 4 41 4 C nines 14 Ksqu mail Minata Guy G G4054S 4054S Bowie 7S l29slow 15 102 3 36 C3 C4 G W Carl 7 Over There LilShaw G 40195 Bowie 61 f I20fi8t 51 IOS 7 6 6 f2 6 J Murpliy 7 Wvn lover Dr Rae 1onlti 40454 Bowie 34115 fast 29 115 9 9 9 11 1013 J Murphy 11 Athlc ne Sea Way F and S 22 Bowie 51 f 108 fast 208 111 9 10 10 U2 9 J Murphy 10 Man lite Tiger Rose Pit PitEARLOCKER EARLOCKER b c 4 M 142 By Fair Play Lady Aristocracy by Rainbow RainbowTrainer Trainer M Brady Owner J E Davis Davis47CS9 47CS9 Belmont Ab 2 413fast 30 330 312 2 72n 7 L Clieyne 10 Lytln Reliance Syrdarya 4705 Pimlico 2 409 hvy 10 13 634 3 4J 44n L Cheyne 7 Genevieve B Joyful Syrdarya Syrdarya470S5 470S5 Pimlico 2 3ur 5 fast 11 112 3 7 5 Fell L Cheyne 10 GGaunt Blightyll OBBender 47030 Pimlico 2 356 fast GS 137 312 Fell L Cheyne 14 Ksquimau Minata Guy Gaunt Gaunt4C9SO 4C9SO Pimlico 2 406 slow 41 131 11 Lost rider L Cheyne 13 KoyArch GenevB JASrldan 44694 Phnlico 2 405 slow 32 135 7 5 5 5 6 G45 F Preece 7 Boi Craig Twlford War Paint 44531 Liiurel Ab 2 4lSslop 20 140 7 2 2 2 LriderF Preece 8 Gargoyle Bonacourt Sea Sun 44223 Laurel Ab 2 4Q3fast 109 140 5 10 7 6 6 6 F Preece 11 Wyndover llalleart Gargoyle GargoyleSEA SEA SUN ch g 4 M 142 By Seahorse II Aunty Sunshine by Paladin PaladinTrainer Trainer M Smart Owner Glen Ivor Stable Stable470S3 470S3 Pimlico 2 353 fast 17 142 9445 515 5 S StevsonlO GGaunt Blightyll OBBender 44613 Laurel Ab 2 402 slow 25 137 6236 PullupS Bush i Kwonesliee itol Craig Gargoyle 41531 LUurel Ab 2 4lSslop 12 137 211 4 3 3 S Bush 8 Gargoyle Bonacourt Minata 44223 Laurel Ab 2 403fast 29 137 4 1 1 Fell S Bush 11 Wyndover llalloart Gargoyle Gargoyle4W2 4W2 H HdeGco ileGco Ab 2 401 fast 910 IM 1116 G G42 A Sims 9 Flare Bob Bedfield Sea Lord 42274 Pimlico 34 l14mud 161 112 6 C 6 G G14 E Hileman 0 Ticklish King Plaudit Ophel OphelMIDAS MIDAS II b c 4 M 142 By Macdonald Hi Marie Louise III by Masque MasqueTrainer Trainer Win Garth Owner R Parr 47121 Plinliro 2 3rS fast 7 136 If 9 9 S 72 744 R II CTnllO Smhlleld Reliance WiscstF 47050 Pimlieo 2 356 fast 65 137 12 Lost rider Ksquimau Minuta Guy Gaiiut FRANK B b g 4 M 142 142Trainer By Sir Jolm Johnson Hauovcr Queen by Hanover Trainer J II Lewis Owner J E Widcner 47163 Pimlico 2 356 fast 12 140 111 Fell C Smoot S Syrdarya Minata Gcneviuve B 470S3 Pimlico 2 355 fast 6 142 2 1 1 6 6 G Smoot 10 G Gaunt Blightyll OBBeuder 43372 Saratoga 1 l44mud 15 115 4 4 4 8 83 C Fbther 8 Pittor Welsh Folly Vulcanite 43307 Saratoga 34 l13good 40 112 5 1 G II1 1221 J Butwell 12 Vancouver Hilttontrope Joyful 42640 Belmont 1 l38fast 20 114 9 3 G 9 C Fbther U Sweepuieut C Sweeper S Sigh Third Race [3rd Belmont Park] THIRD RACE 4 12 Furlongs Straight 2yearolds Maidens Fillies Selling May 19 1908 51 2 112 112POLYTHIA POLYTHIA ch f 2 M 107 By Polymelian Cynthia Dwycr by Cunard CunardTrainer Trainer W H Karrick Owner W R Coe Coe47C16 47C16 Belmont f 8 st C9 fast 3 101 1 1 1 11 22 L McAtee 0 Bamkin Dry Moon Kpisodo WEDGWOOD ch f 2 M 97 By Ballot Majolica by Watercress WatercressTrainer Trainer J Hastings Owner ML Schwartz 473S7 Jamaica CS 101 fast 5 112 1 1 2 21 4C3 M Buxton 8 Jacobina Foam Chlnroteag Chlnroteag472G6 472G6 Jamaica 5S l02Visiow 15 112 3 1 2 21 33 M Buxton 9 Runatrix TeddyR Cncote CncoteBONNET BONNET 0 BLUE br f 2 M 97 By Ormondale Pamela by Hamburg HamburgTrainer Trainer J Whalen Owner J Whalen Whalen4V45G 4V45G Jamaica 5S l01slow 15 303 6 G G 6 6 F Cltilettl 0 Pluribus Episode Alcatraz AlcatrazQUEEN QUEEN ISABEL b f 2 M 102 By Wrack Lady Isabel by Holstein HolsteinTrainer Trainer Wm Garth Owner R Parr 475GO Belmont 41f st 53fast 41 3U 3 33 3 3 2 E Ambrse 0 MAVnan Salesman Segi 4730S Pimlico 41 f 55fast 10 112 4 4 4 42 33V J H Burke 8 Vic Polly i Bees Nest 47190 Pimlico 5S 101 hvy 14 107 2 5 i 44iL McAtee 7 Quecrecjk Inglecrest 5 Water 46981 Pimlico 41 f 56 slow 33 112 C 4 i 41 4IZ O Kummer i Careful Intrigante Fallacy POLLY ANN ch f 2 M 112 112Trainer By Superman Princess Nettie by His Highness Trainer H Rites Owner S H Jenkins 47693 Belmont 4if st 53fist 15 312 6 76 44i A JohnsonlO DryMoou Mood Normal Normal4i30S 4i30S Pimlico 41 f 55fast 13 112 2 32 2i 2J D Stirling 8 Vic Queen Isabel Bees Nest Nest471C5 471C5 Pimlico 41 f 54fast 129 112 6 666 63 B Haynes 0 Careful Night Raider Jeg JegWISE WISE DOVE br f 2 M 108 By Garry Herrmann Dovecote by Kingston KingstonTrainer Trainer A J Joyner Owner G D Widcner 47263 Jamaica 58 l02slow S 104 0 S 10 10 109 E AtkinsnlO Alcatraz Frizlet Eyn Opener OpenerFAIR FAIR LASSIE b f 2 M 107 By Olambala Mary Scllars by Uncommon UncommonTrainer Trainer T J Healey Owner R T Wilson Fourth Race [4th Belmont Park] FOURTH RACE 1 Mile Ladies Handicap 3yearolds and upward Fillies and Mares May 29 1920 135 3 118 MILKMAID b f 4 12C By Peep oDay Nell Olin by Wagner i iTrainer Trainer H G Bedwell Owner J J L Ross 475G2 Eelmont 1 l38fast 95 120 1 1 1 1 I1 U A Schugr n Lion dOr Tailor Maid Trojan 47271 Pimlico 34 113 fast 1310 121 3 22 224CSCS 3 3zi E Sande 8 Motor Cop Crank Kallipolls Kallipolls4CSCS 4CSCS HdeGce 34 l13V fast 35 322 3 54 544G7C1 2J 2i E Sande 7 Sir Barton Ticklish Fruit Cake Cake4G7C1 4G7C1 HdeGce 31114 good 14 120 4 3 4 444G95 3 1 E Sande K Fruit Cake Quietude Constancy 44G95 Constancy44G95 Pimlico 1 14 209Mslow 25 121 222 4 4444S5 42 6 G2 E Sande 5 MadHtter Bdesman SirBiirtbn 444S5 Laurel 1 11G l4Gfast 35 126 1 3 2 2 13 J Loftus 0 Stickling B Dancer II DLace DLaceIl 44351 Laurel 1 l44hvy 310 320 3 3 3 1 Il 1 B Sande 3 Stickling Ballet Dancer II 43805 HdeGce Im70yl44fast 12 326 6 3 2 1 lh luk E Sand 5 BMahone DucliLace Madger CLEOPATRA ch f 3 115 By Corcyra Gallice by Gallinule GallinuleTrainer Trainer W H Karrick Owner W K Coe 47214 Pimlico 1116153 slow 2S10 121 3 4 3 1 11 I3 L McAtee 5 Arethiisa Rubidium His Choice 47117 Churchl 1 14 209 slow 35 121 13 12 15 15 15 523 L McAtee 17 Paul Jones Upset On Watch 46982 Pimlico 34116 slow 1 122 S 5 3 4 321 C Fbther 8 Arethiisa L Bnimmel Virg X 14219 Jamaica 51 f l07fast 13 326 2 44 42 33 G Fbther 5 Head O Heels BettyJ NBelle 43737 Belmont 34 st lllfast 20 117 G 76 41 4CJ L McAtee 10 MoWar JPGrier Dominique Dominique4c706 4c706 Belmont 34 st lll2fast 35 120 G 53 21 21 G Fbther DrClark CaptAlcock WCake WCake42CG1 42CG1 Belmont 7S st l24t faat GG 107 G 54 11 I2 L McAteo 0 Upset Dr Clark David Harum Harum1SC09 1SC09 Belmont 5Jf st TORmud 85 105 4 22 2l ° 21 L McAtee 5 Doininiquo WtPlank FaiDore EDWINA b f 3 111 By Celt Lady Godiva by Hanover HanoverTrainer Trainer W K Karrick Owner Oneck Stable Stabler05 r05 Belmont 1 lJtyifast 85 105 111 1 Il1 L McAtee 1 IJhidium RedRRose Toucanet Toucanet443J4 443J4 Empire Ab 34 lllslop 1 IOS G 3 1 2 1 2n C Kbther i Lunetta BrGiild HOvtr UePla 44163 Jamaica 51 f lOSMslow 85 101 3 5 4 IJ121H Myers 5 AlyLaddle UambRose SHeleiie 440C 44063 Jamaica 58 lOOVfast 165 165109 109 7 7 77 776 7 G1 Clu U Fbther 7 Pontypridd HOlleels Lunetta 43990 Aqduct 58 fi9ffast 125 112 9 4 43 3 1 1 G Fbther 9 Carnarvon Sand Bed RoyDuclc43SG2 RoyDuclc 43SG2 Aqtluct 34 l12fast 95 10G 3 G 53 3 I2 I5 II Myers 12 LLane II Cot UotKuust Roost Dsaude 42525 Uelmont 41f st 53fust 2 114 1 3 32 2 21 2n C FbtherlO SFrance Iolysanda Substitute 42478 Belmont 41f st 53slnw 20 111 3 3 33 3 3 3J H Myers LightWine BettyJ Suknrmlnt SuknrmlntBy LADY GERTRUDE b m 5 11G 11GTrainer By Meddler or Fitz Herbert Lady Winifred by Trainer I Garson Owner F Houseman in Plaudit 4452S Empire Im7 y l44V fast 3310 121 4444 4 4 32 3 J Butwell 4 Ormonda Salvestra Wee Louise 44306 Jamaica 1 115 l46fast 115116 1 i 4 I1 1s J Butwell 7 CrysFord OverThere Pinmiuuu 44218 Jamaipa 1 116 l4Gfast 1320 102 2211 2211410SO 1s I3 II Ericksn 2 Ki 410SO Jamaica 1 l41mud 15 108 3444 4 4 4 4J T Dayies 4 Nutcracker JockScot CrysFord 44040 Jamaica 34312 fast 20 105 3 5 55 5 5 ° 55 II Ericksn Hollister Valor KnHIade 13336 Saratoga 34 111 fast 12 115 9 9 98 8 6 5ci K Sande a Knfilade Pas Shower K Queen Fifth Race [5th Belmont Park] FIFTH RACE 1 18 Miles 4ycarolds and upward Claiming Sept 1 1019 150 IHRIFT b g 5 105 By Von Tromp Spinosa by Ossary OssaryTrainer Trainer T J Carroll Owner C L Gerling 47613 Belmont 1 116 l43fast 8 302 664 4 4 5 J Xoellrr i Sunflash II Damrosch Tetley 4711 Jamaica 1 116 l49mud 32 113 4 5 4 3 3s 3s M Buxton 5 Penelope Diversion Kilts H 47325 Jamaica 1 116 l47fast 0 IOS 5 5 3 4 3nt J M Buxton 7 Wyoinlng CrystalFord KiltsII KiltsII4422S 4422S Laurel 1 12 234fast 3110 116 2222 22 I1 A Nicklus 4 LitCottage PaiidCalls GGIow 44175 Laurel 1 14 205Vfefast 45 IOS 543 2 2s 11 L Fatdr 7 S Verdict Gold Glow FPrince 44050 HdeGce 1 14 205fast 85 116 5 C 3 2 24 II A Collins 7 S Verdict Belario Fr Monroe 43997 HdeGce 1 18 l53good 235 114 755 G 3 21 W Kelsay 8 Wodiiu Ballad Buckhoard 43930 IIdeGce 1 116 l51hvy 5 111 3 7 7 7 G 5 J II Hamtn 7 II ODay Warsaw J Mount LITTLE NEARER b g 11 115 By Golden Maxim Leorialla by Rapallo RapalloTrainer Trainer S Veitch Owner A M N Singer Singer474S1 474S1 ITlIunts 1 2 135 1 Veitch 3 Super Tetan Tetan471GS 471GS Pimlico 118155 fast 1910 12t1 5 C G S 5 r3 E Sande 7 Wodan Veteran Buckboard 47136 Pimlico 118157 fast 4 315 2 1 5 4 Ill E Suncle 10 B Hampson F Macklin Pudtla Pudtla46S72 46S72 HdeUce 1 14 209ifast 32 113121212 32 32 30 i G Corey 12 Capiptal City GreatGufl Willdo 46532 Havana 1 18 l5Sslow 3 103 1 S S S S 7 i A TryOn X Great Gull Zodiac Key Knuls 46420 Havana 1 18 l524 fast 32 112 355 5 5 512 Hunt n Solid Hock GreatGiill BuckNall BuckNall4C120 4C120 Havana 1 116 l4Gfast 10 1 466 6 6 43 R McCrnn t CanLiglit Salvatelle Mouomoy Mouomoy4GU12 4GU12 Havana 1 116 l47 fast 3J 110 5 G C G G3 GSJ F Hunt 7 Solid Rock Assumption Chlllum FRANKLIN ch g 7 105 3 3Trainer By Jim Gaffney Gliding By by Ar jyle Trainer S A Clopton Owner S A Clopton 47110 Pimlico 1 11G l49V fast 51 US 764 7 G3 Bryson 9 Dorcas King John Kilts II 47124 Pimlico 34 115 fast 21 109 7 87 6 k 2U F CltilettilO LouiseV UncsLassie Vouneed 470SO Pimlico 34 114 fast 14 113 8 86 7 = 1 G F CltileUill UnLassie StQuentin BackBay 4C99S Pimlico 31 l13fast 41 115 5 8 4 44 3 J H Burke Knot Youneed Ultra Gold 4G9G5 HdeGce 34 l13 fast 24 118 4 5 4 3l 2 J Zoeller 11 StQuentin First Consul Siesta 4CSS5 HdeGce lm70yl4Gmua 41 110 S G 4 4 3 4s J Zoeller 10 Dorcas Sans Peur II Wankeag 4GGC9 Bowie 61 f l22Vsfast 235 116 5 G 6 G 32 J Zoeller G Bagpipe TheBelglanlL Pibroch Pibroch4GG03 4GG03 Bowie 61 f l2344good 910 117 4 51 U 15 J Zoeller Pibroch Jack K Broom Peddler 46412 Jefson 1 116 l45fast 165 108 4 1 1 1 11 22 B Kenndy C Sun God Bar One Kimpalong 46345 Jetson 1 316 20o7 hvy 41 112 4 3 2 3 3 331 B Kenndy 4 Tantalus Sun God Kimpaloug KimpalougJOHN JOHN I DAY b g 5 110 By Day Comet Beautiful Sight by Radium RadiumTrainer Trainer A C Porretto Owner S Louis Louis47G92 47G92 Belmont 1 116 147 fast 7 111 4 4 4 3 32 2s T Pargton 5 Chasseur SearchLightllL Kebo Kebo47M15 47M15 Baltre 1 116 l5Qfast 111 23 T Pargton I Veto Miss Filley Don Thrush Thrush4740J 4740J Baltre 1 116 l53fast 111 22 W Obert fl MissFilley BHanipson HKong 47269 Pimlico 1 116 150 fast 44 105 1 3 4 6 92 8 W Obert 11 Wodau Verity Tan II 47083 Pimlico 1 116 151 fast f 111 2 7 S 9 92 9 E Haynes 10 Sunny Hill Indolence Cap City 4CUS1 Pimlico 1 146 slow 15 118 3 2 3 5 61 7 E llaynes 0 Air Man Woodthrush Indolence Indolence4CC29 4CC29 Bowie Im20y 150 mud 8 112 2 4 4 4 4 45 J Rodgez 4 BRoberts Nebraska Kgllngll 44747 Pimlico 1 12 245 hvy 75 113 1 3 2 1 2 2s J Butwell 5 Frmantle Melcholia Jndiscret 44726 Pimlico 1 316 2025fast 3J 112 3 2 2 4 4 431 J Butwell 4 Polroma Dandy Dude J of Arc GATH b g 4 115 By Tracery Philista by St Blaise BlaiseTrainer Trainer W M Roberts Owner W M Roberts 47312 Pimlico 1 136 34S4ifast 2330 117 4 2 2 1 1s I2 J Rodgez 7 Siesta Herd Girl Lord Herbert 47125 Pimlico 1 116 l49fast 265 115 222 2 2s 2 A JohnbonlU ClnirSiimmy Siesta MistPolly 470X2 Pimlico 1142 fast 82 115 1 2 5 7 7 712 A Johnson KThrush Anversary Rubidium Rubidium4406S 4406S IIdeGce Im70yl43fast 23 103 566 6 62 7 M Andsn 8 IrKiss TBelgianll Dairyman 43412 Saratoga 1 l41mud 10 301 2 2 2 4 4 417 R McCrnn 4 anioullcur Thlstledou Tetley 43333 Saratosa 34 l10fast 7 306 1 544 G 3 E Sande 5 Lion dOr RapidDay Thlstledon Sixth Race [6th Belmont Park] SIXTH RACE 4 12 Furlongs Straight 2yca rolds Maidens Allowances May 19 1908 51 2 112 112MUTTIKINS MUTTIKINS ch f 2 M 102 By Star Shoot Falcon by Ogden OgdenTrainer Trainer W S Walker Owner J E Madden 4734G Belmont 4Jf st 52ifast 15 115 1 42 = 2s N Barrett 9 Toltie Rockland Good Bye ByeSEDGEFIELD SEDGEFIELD ch c 2 M 105 By Olambala Genesta by Broomstick BroomstickTrainer Trainer T J Healey Owner R T Wilson Wilson47C90 47C90 Belmont 5S st 5Sfast 10 112 4 32 32 32 C Turner 5 Tryster TouchMeXot Wireless 47511 Belmont 4if st 52fast 4 115 3 3 31 22 C Turner 10 Oriole Wireless Our Flag FlagHOUYHNHNM HOUYHNHNM ch c 2 M 105 By Huon Bobbinet by Inverness InvernessTrainer Trainer W H Karrick Owner Oneck Stable 47019 Belmont 4if st 52 fast 8 115 2 3 41 4 C Fbther 10 Tryster Hiidur Touch Me Not NotPOLYTHIA POLYTHIA ch f 2 M 102 By Polymelian Cynthia Dwyer by Cunard CunardTrainer Trainer W H Karrick Owner W R Coe Coe4V61G 4V61G Belmont 5S st 59 fast 3 101 1 1 1 11 2J L McAtee B Ranikin Dry Moon Episode MAVOURNEEN blk f 2 M 102 By Celt Toots by Top Gallant GallantTrainer Trainer W H Karrick Owner W R Coo Coo473G3 473G3 Belmont 4if st 53fast 5 110 2 2 3i 5s L McAtee 11 Prudery C Colours Nancy Lee LeeTHEODOSIA THEODOSIA b f 2 M 102 By Theo Cook Slim Princess by Sempronius SemproniusTrainer Trainer K Patterson Owner J W McClel land v v47CS7 47CS7 Jamaica 5S 101 fast 20 112 6 7 7 72 7 A Schugr S Jacobina Foam Chincoteague 47266 Jamaica 5S l02slow 10 112 2 77 61 G A Schutrr I Runatrix Toddy It Wedgwood WedgwoodFirst First start for the following BLUFFER 105 105MISS MISS PETITE br f 2 M 102 By Friar Rock Dingle by Hindoo HindooTrainer Trainer J Fitzsimmons Owner Quincy Stable Stake Dates For 1920 STAKE DATES FOR 1920 Ladies Handicap Belmont Park June 3 3Weslbury Weslbury Handicap Belmont Park June 4 4Meadow Meadow Brook Steeplechase Belmont Park June f Suburban Handicap Bclmont Park June 5 5Little Little Neck Handicap Belmoiit Park June 7 7Harlem Harlem Stakes Selling Belmont Park June Si SiKeene Keene Memorial Stakes Belmont Park June 9 9Grand Grand National Steeplechase Belmont Park June 10 10Oiiocue Oiiocue Handicap Belmont Park June 11 11Amateur Amateur Cup Belmont Park June 12 12Coaching Coaching Club American Oaks Belmont BelmontIark Iark June 12 12Belmont Belmont Stakes Belmont Park June 12 12Kxcelsior Kxcelsior Handicap vlamaica June H HHighland Highland Stakes Jamaica June 15 15Rosedale Rosedale Stakes Jamaica June 10 10Rainbow Rainbow Handicap Jamaica line 17 17Youthful Youthful Stakes Jamaica li ne 19 19Lung Lung Beach Handicap Jamaica li ne 19 19Greenfield Greenfield Stakes Jamaica Ji ne 21 21Sluyvesant Sluyvesant Handicap Jamaica Ji ne 22 22Olympic Olympic Stakes Jamaica June 23 English Racing Dates For 1920 ENGLISH RACING DATES FOR 1920 DayEpsom Meetings Dates Day Epsom Summer Derby and Oaks Tuesday TuesdayJune June 1 4 4Newbury Newbury Summer Wednesday Juue 9 2 2Ascot Ascot Tuesday Juno 15 4 4Newcastle Newcastle Summer Tuesday June 22 3 3iNewmarket iNewmarket First July Tuesday June 29 4 4Nottingham Nottingham July Monday July 5 1 1Newmarket Newmarket Second July Tuesday July 13 3 3Sundown Sundown Park Kclipse Friday July 10 Liverpool July Wednesday July 21 3 3Goodwood Goodwood Tuesday July 27 4 4Brighton Brighton August Tuesday August It 3 3Nottingham Nottingham Summer Monday August U 1 1Stockton Stockton Summer Tuesday August 17 3 3York York August Tuesday August 24 3 3Derby Derby Summer Tuesday August 31 3 3Doncaster Doncaster St Legor Tuesday September 7 4 4Liverpool Liverpool Autumn Wednesday November 10 4 4Western Western Ayr Wednesday September 15 3 3Derby Derby November Wednesday November 17 3 3Newbury Newbury Autumn Friday September 24 2 Page 8 IS NOW NOWON ON SALE MONTHLY RACING FORM issued on the first day of each month with complete charts of the theprevious previous months racing in North America now carries an index indexi indexshowing i showing each and every start of all horses in training with firsts seconds thirds and track conditions designated By means of this arrangement it is possible for the user of the Monthly Form Book to instantly determine a horses ability to run on any sort of track concerning which information is desired as shown in the following examples LAST SPARK ch g 6 by Martimai Flicker H A Cotton X XJ316322 bllOSSh 131252m J3M535h J316322 bllOSShJ3181M J3181M J3181MP 3UW5h 31089s I320IM 32080 P 32231 P32305 32377 ° 3230 T32S30 1 3322H J33270 3332 33fM5 34032 34130s 34357 34519 HAPENNY cli g B by Eock Sand Half Sovereign H Lang X XP3174011 U300 C31375 31432 B31470 31538 3153831814a 31555 hirSS hirSSfc32072h P3174011 B31470K31D7S2 P3174011J32123 31814a B31S331 131034s K31D7S2 i 31003 fc32072h 832094s J32123 h hlS3iU ° 321r P32175 32213 332243 J32811 332879 33129 33129C3377S2 lS3iU = iiy 315fI8za C3377S2 k33822s 341l5 = m k34241 34298 334751 ZODIAC ch K G by Star Shoot Lady Vincent M J Daly X XI315401 011070 31179s 31350 i31410 31457 I315401 UflOO J31f 88 3S1982 JSJOM 320rah MalSS 132L09 h3 ± I50J o321S3li PSJollsy ° 32r43 P32557 33058h R32 8 8P 33309 3388 P33100 I SKO1 P33il2 P33077 P 13745 otj972 34080 sy ° C34139a 34303 P344285By 34541 P34817H h for heavy m for muddy y for sloppy s for slow races not otherwise designated were over fast or good tracks The alphabetical sign before each race number shows the dist ance at which the race has been run according to the key below 38 Mile 78 Mile L 1 316 1 14 and 3 12 Furlongs 7 12 Furlonas M 1 516 Miles R 12 Mile 1 Mile N NFrom 1 12 Miles S 412 Furlonas From 1 Mile 20 Yds 1 58 and 1 34 58 Mile to 1 Mile 100 Yds O Miles T 512 Furlonas 1 11G Miles P 2 to 3 Miles U 34 Mile 1 18 Miles Q 3 to 4 Miles V 6 12 Furlonas THE PRICE REMAINS UNCHANGED 100 100Singie Singie copies by mail must be sent as registered mail with an extra charge of TEN CENTS for registration Not responsible for books sent by mail without registration DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO 441 Plymouth Court Chicago Illinois 157159 East Thirtysecond Street New York N Y 74 Exchange Street Buffalo N Y THE INTERNATIONAL AUTHORITY ON AMERICAN RACING Circulating in the United States Cuba Philippine Islands Canada Mexico England France Germany Austria Hungary Australia India Argentina Chile Peru etc etc Annual Racing Form Formhas has been oversold for the past few years and the attention of prospective purchasers of the 1920 edition is respectfully called to the desirability of placing orders early earlyVOLUME VOLUME L 1920 1920will will be ready about July 10 THIS BOOK CARRIES CARRIESindexed indexed form charts of all recognized racing in the United States Canada Cuba and Mexico has supplanted all others for the use of racing officials and is universally used by jockey clubs throughout the world Compact accurate perfectly printed with absolutely correct index on linen paper lettered and bound in flexible leather Contains besides charts of all recognized racing on American tracks the American and Canadian time records scales of weights of various governing bodies and records of jockey mounts in the United States Canada and Mexico for the year yearPUBLISHED PUBLISHED IN TWO VOLUMES Price Per Volume 10 Copies by mail nmst go as registered matter with an extra charge of ten cents for registration Not responsible for books sent as regular mail DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO Ml Plymouth Court Chicago Illinois 157159 East Thirtysecond Street New York N Y 74 Exchange Street Buffalo N Y Chief Observer 35 CENTS PER COPY COPYFor For lalo at all newsstands everywhere everywhereMailed Mailed ten weeks 3 REMIT TO CHIEF OBSERVER PUBLISHING CO 25 WEST 42ND ST NEW YORK CITY TODAYS FREE CODES BELMONT Vermont 2288 DORVAL PARK Maine 211320 TUESDAYS TRACK LETTER SPECIAL SPECIALLORDBRIGHTON LORDBRIGHTON 710 WON WONLAST LAST WEEKS BOOK ONE BEST BESTELECTED ELECTED I 151 WON WONAgain Again the Chief calls special attention to the Book One Best in the theNew New Issue Just Out OutOnly Only 35c Go to your newsdealer and ask them for the theChief Chief Observers Weekly TODAYS TODAYSTRACK TRACK LETTER LONG SHOT SHOTis is a horso that the Chief lias heen watching for some timo and says that today it should ho a mighty easy thing for this horse to win Is extra good Go to your newsdealer and ask them for tho thoChief Chief Observers Daily Track Letter LetterOnly Only 50c and is for sale each morning wherever Daily Racing Form is sold soldPRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL AGENT AGENTCOVINGTON COVINGTON KY ROB GORDON PHARMACY S W Corner Fourth and Scott St StWARNING WARNING None genuine unlcEo in hlue printed envelopes with Man o Wars picture on it Any others are fakes TELEPHONES Automatic 62756 62756Harrison Harrison 1314 1315 1316 All Departments DepartmentsOWEN OWEN H FAY LIVERY CO COAUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY AND GARAGE 435 Plymouth Court flicago EL THE REASON WHY WHYTHE THE STANDARD Outsells All Other Booklets is simply this That it gives fewer horses and more WINNERS Is not complicated Anyone can use it Gives Many a horse that Wins Its First Out Also an exceptional good line on the two year olds that the public knows nothing about aboutRAPID RAPID DAY 3GO100 WON WONDR DR HICKMAN 200100 WON WONwere were two that Won their first out that were given in our latest book bookREPRISAL REPRISAL 71 WON WONLION LION DOR 151 WON WONwore wore two long shots that were given in the same book Above is just a sample of what you got week after week and year after year Our Manager lias been at the Kentucky Tracks most all the season and we are giving you Informa ¬ tion in our book that you could not buy at any price priceDONT DONT COMPARE COMPAREus us with Other Publishers that get out ratings and reports on horses and claim each one is the best Looks to us like they dont believe in either one We do believe in ours and only pub ¬ lish the one book and devote all our time to same Why not get the best Costs no more than the others 35 CENTS PER COPY at all newsstands that handle this paper paperNEW NEW BOOK OUT TODAY TODAYthat that gives reports on horses that have never started and others that will likely wake up at good prices You know as much as any one when you have this book bookGET GET A COPY TODAY TODAYand and you sure will be convinced If your news ¬ dealer does not handle this publication send 1 to our office and we will mail you three issues in plain sealed envelope envelopeRAPID RAPID DAY 360100 WON WONand and a loser were last SATURDAYS 2 XX SPECIALS SPECIALSKING KING GORIN 350100 WON WONRUNZAF RUNZAF 400100 3RD 3RDwere were Saturday May XX Specials SpecialsMELANCHOLIA MELANCHOLIA 630100 WON WONSIREN SIREN MAID 410100 3RD 3RDwere were Sat May lu XX Specials This makes 8 WINNERS WINNERSt t seconds 2 thirds and 3 losers that we sent out on this service in lust 10 starters Itmt miss next Saturdays TWO LIVE ONES AT LATONIA PRICE 2 2REPRISAL REPRISAL 700100 WON WONSaUEELER SaUEELER 355100 WON WONwere were two that we gave on our TwoHorso Daily Wire last week Try this service for one week at Latouia Terms 5 for 6 Days If you no ¬ tice tills adv closely you will see very plainly that we believe in what we give in our book as we used on our Special Wire Service some of tho horses that we gave in our latest book Enough said TODAYS FORM SPECIAL SPECIALNo No 633 in Book 681 681THE THE STANDARD TURF GUIDE 403 22 West Quincy Street Chicago Illinois

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