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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, August 25, 1921

Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, August 25, 1921 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1921 drf1921082501 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, August 25, 1921 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1921 $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] The Price of This Newspaper Is Ten Cents Everywhere VOI.. XXVn. NO. 222. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921. SPECIAL EDITION Lunetta's Catskill Stakes: Fast Filly Defeats Ararat and Valor with Ease LUNETTA'S CATSK1LL STAKES ! . ' Fast Filly Defeats Ararat and Valor with Ease. r- Rank Outsider Wins the Steeplechase in a Thrilling Finish ! 'i Favorites Prove Deluders. 5 , SARATOGA, X. Y.. August I.iiuvttsi. which ' recently was acquired by .1. H. Madden, continues her winning Wii.vs ami tliis afternoon made it four t straight when she accounted for the Catskill Stakes, worth. $3..VJ5 not, ran seven-eighths in 1:24 ami ( won canity from Harry Payne Whitney's Ararat, j with the favorite. Valor, following closely. Her j victory, however, brought a change in her owner- i ship, being hid ui and bought by Sam Louis for X7.000. an advance of :j3,(i00 over lier entered price ; or $1,000. Her light impost of 100 pounds was a big factor in her success, but at that she gave her supporters considerable concern when she lagged badly iii the early racing, while Ararat, with a ; good display of speed, had taken a long lead. Valor and Sweep Clean were the closest followers of the leaders for half a mile. Lunctta got set- lied in hot- stride just before making the last turn , and began an onrush which quickly sent her past ; Sweep Clean ami Valor and in the last eighth she challenged and subdued Ararat, to ultimately win with case. Ararat had little difficulty in outstaying Valor for second place. The stake race was the principal offering in a monetary way during the afternoon, but five other good dashes contributed to hriiig out a fairly large ttfcTns'ltftend:inre. ' Some good sport was for'th-coililng, albeit the races carried disappointments iii the failure of favorites to race up to expectations. The steeplechase, in which only fur started, was tlie most spectacular of any at this meeting arid finally culminated in the victory of Flying Scout, a gray son of Oxford Clasher, the only jumper of this color now actively participating in cross-country racing. Royal Arch followed the winner and Wisest Fool finished third. The finish of the trio was a thriller, the gray horse gaiugiug steadily after covering the last obstacle and by an extra game effort got up i'l the final strides to win by a neck, the same margin separating Koyal Arch from Wisest Fool, with Ilibler many lengths in back. During the early part of the race and until the next to the last jump, Ilibler had dominated the running and had fenced the cleanest, but he gave way badly when challenged, Royal Arch was impeded by him when going to the last jump when Haynes on Hihier forced him wide. This might have had a bearing on the result. Wisest Fool, after a blunder at the tenth jump, could not settle fully to his stride again until at the fifteenth jump, but he continued on gamely. The winner, however, was :i good horse this afternoon and fully justified his victory. HARVEST FOR LAWN OPERATORS. The lawn operators reaped a harvest by his victory, for in addition to the customary prejudices iigainst betting on a gray horse, few regarded, him lis haying a chance to land the victory. But his sire, Oxford, was also a gray and a capital race Horse when campaigned in his prime by Gwyn Tompkins. Ill the Pittstown mile handicap, with starters that had not won at any time a race of ifJ.OOO value. Koutlcdgc and Smoke Screen were thought to have the race between them. Routlcdgc. because of his good showing in a previous essay when In; finished second and forced Thunderclap to a hard drive, was held in the most esteem, but his performance was decidedly off color and he finally finished a distant lust. Smoke Screen, from a fast beginning, held to his lead all (he way and won after completing the ihile in 1:37. Iady Gertrude plodded along steadily until in the last eighth, where she roused up and outstayed Rcllsolar for second place after a spirited drive. Another favorite caused woe for the talent in the fifth race, also a mile dash, and bringing to the post some speedy ones. The one having the call here was the frequently disappointing Dartmoor, in Harry Payne Whitney's colors. He managed to finish third after a hard race, the winner here turning up in Two Feathers, carrying an impost of 121 pounds, witli John Paul Jones in second place. The outsider Haywood forced the early running, with John Paul Jones following, and Two Feathers in last place, just slightly in back of I'olythia. Two Feathers began his dash just before reacling the stretch and. saving much ground' here, drew out swiftly in the stretch, to win as his rider pleased: The showing of Polythia was far below her best form and she had all four legs ilicased in bandages. The downfall of favorites began in the opener when Surmount and Ting-a-l.ing were given preference, hut were nowhere at the finish. Ting-a-Ling wheeled at the start and was left, as was Monastery, and .Surmount was always outrun. ISluc Belle scurried into a long lead under the busy Penman's alert tactics and never left the result in doubt, winning with speed in reserve from Liberty Girl, proniiuent from the start, hut forced at the end to do her best to retain second place from the fust-coming Ocean Swell. SNOB II. ONLY FAVORITE TO WIN. Maiden two-year-olds were again called on to conclude the day's racing and in this instance the Jphn 'Sanford owned Snob II., coupled witli 1'ietrus as an entry, was tin; overwhelming choice and saved the favorite backers from a total Waterloo by scoring from Suureigh. but only after Snnde on the favorite had been forced to exert his best skill to overhaul Suureigh. Snob II., under his hard riding, succeeded in the last sixteenth in winning by his length, while ten or fifteen lengths away followed rietrus. The horses formerly raced by S. A. Clopton have been taken over by Placide Frigerio. who will use the Hum de iimrxe of . Orleans Stable. The horses .(OotlB-M4 on moud pi.). LUNETTA'S CATSKILL STAKES (Continued from first pnge). will be trained by Albert Simons. Jockey Colti-letti's contract was also taken over and he will do the riding for the stable. The are thirteen old horses and five yearlings in the establishment. II. C. (Bud) Fisher, after Dr. McCully's report this afternoon, took over Sporting Blottd at a big price, but not made known. A contingency attached to the sale is that the Redstone Stable shall receive a percentage of the horse's winnings in the Realization Stakes and the Latonia Championship Stakes, in which two races lie will be a starter, barring mishaps. The Fisher horses will leave for Latona immediately after the running of the Futurity, In which Violinist and Bud Fisher are intended starters. M. L. Schwartz's Column was not as gravely Injured as reported and, excepting for a badly bruised shoulder as a result of being kicked by Stout Heart, will be in racing fettle again in a week or ten days. Jockey X. Barrett departs tonight for Latonia, where he will ride for J. M. Goode during the Kentucky racing. Frank J. Kelley's horses will be shipped to Latonia tonight in charge of Fred Smith, the stable's foreman. George Land, who trains the horses" and was recently operated on for appendicitis, is progressing stendily and will be able to leave for Kentucky next week. Miss Joy was given a sensational work-out of five-eighths of a mile in 59 this morning in preparation for the Spinaway Stakes, to be run Saturday. She covered the quarter in 22, three--eighths in 34 and half mile in 40. Jake Greenberg has turned Natural Bridge and Barracuda over to Pat Knebelkamp to train. J. A. Coburn, who is administrator of the S. A. Clopton estate, has also been appointed agent for the newly-formed Orleans Stable. Today's visitors included jockeys Juan Segui and Anthony Doria, who have been riding with much success in South American countries. They recently came from Venezuela. They are at present negotiating to ride for W. A. Carter in Cuba next winter. Roscoe Troxler, who Is campaigning several horses here at present, intends to remain in the East and contemplates purchasing about four more racers to take to Xew Orleans next winter. Harry Shaw, accompanied by his wife, intends to make the trip to Xew Orleans by automobile at the close of racing In the East. Benjamin Block, owner of the unbeaten two-year-old Morvich, returned today from a week's vacation spent at Champlnin Lake, near Bluff Point, N. Y. He plans to stay for the remainder of the racing season. Trainer Louis Feustel returned from Belmont Park, where ho went to receive the band of yearlings sent there to August Belmont from. the. Nursery Stud at Lexington, Ky. A persistent rumor that jockey Keogh had died suddenly Tuesday afternoon finally was set at rest when the jockey repeated Mark Twain's famous "the report of my death lias been greatly exaggerated." lie is resting comfortably and expects to be around in a few days and is kept indoors at present as a measure of precaution. It was reported this afternoon that starter Cas-sidy proposes to extend leniency to the riders that have been suspended for the remainder of the meeting and will modify the suspensions to terminate next Saturday, to enable them to ride their contract employers' representatives in the Hopeful Stakes. Thirty Mondy Winning Horses: Grey Lag Holds Undisputed Title to Leadership Morvich Makes Notable Gains and is Now Fourth on the List ! ! 'i ' t ( j j i ; ; , ; THIRTY MONEY WINNING HORSES GREY LAG HOLDS UNDISPUTED TITLE TO LEADERSHIP MORVICH MAKES NOTABLE GAINS AND IS NOW FOURTH ON THE LIST Although Grey Lag has not raced at Saratoga, the crack Star Shoot three-year-old still holds undisputed possession of lirst place on the list of thirty leading money winners of the year. He has won nine races ami met defeat but once in ten starts, his earnings reaching the quite, imposing figure of $57,-130. The dead IJroomspun is second, on the list with $1 4,200, with the Kentucky Derby winner Behave Yourself following with .$10,800. Then comes the undefeated Morvich with eight straight victories and $2!).4SI to his credit. He is considered the peer of the two-year-old colts and there is only Miss Joy to dispute the claim of his admirers that he is the best juvenile of the year. The decision of the many valuable Saratoga stake races lias made quile a difference in the totals wou by the leaders, and it will be noticed that sixteen of tiie thirty leaders have won in excess of $20,000. The rich Hopeful and Futurity Stakes will soon be run and their decision will add considerably to these totals. At present the records of the thirty leaders from January 1 to' and including the racing of Tuesday are as follows: Horse. Col. Sex. Age. Pedigree. Owner. Sts. 1st. I'd. 3d. Unp. AVon. Grey Lag ch. c. 3 Star Shoot Miss Minnie Rancocas Stable. 10 !t 0 1 I) $r.7,430 Rroomspun b. c. 3 Broomstick Spun Glass II. I. Whitney .. 2 2 0 0 () -11.200 Behave Yourself . .br. c. 3 Marathon Miss Kinglets K. It. Bradley ..8 1 2 0 5 10,800 Morvich br. e. 2 Uunnymede Hymir P.. Block X S 0 0 0 20,481 Best Pal br. c. 1 Helmet Padula E. It. Bradley ..12 5 0 2 5 28,300 My Dear ch. f. -1 King James Bettie Landou F. Musante 15 l 4 3 2 2(l,3(il Yellow Hand b. g. 4 Kosseiidalo Yellow Sea C. A. Stoneham .11 li 0 3 2 25,211 Exterminator ch. g. li 'McGco1 Fair Empress W. S. Kilmer ... 8 .2 '. 2.. 3 1 21.775 Kai-Sang br. c. 2 The Finn' Kiluna ....Rancocas Stable. !) 4 4 0 1 24.ii2fi Mad Hatter b. h. 5 Fair Play Madcap ., Rancocas Stable. 13 5 4 2 2 24,132 Black Servant ...br. c. 3 Black Toney Padula' -. . . . E. K. Bradley ...'.) 4 .3 1 1 23.075 Be Frank 1). g. 5 Sir John Johnson Frankness ...Bronx Stable-,.. 4 2 0 (( 2 22.775 Fair Phantom b. f. 2 Light Brigade Bellita Mont fort Jones.. 8 -1 2 .2 0 22,3(15 Audacious eh. h. 5 Star ShootBold Girl Foreign Stable.,, 11 15 11 21,443 Miss Joy b. f. 2 Peter (iiincc Proud Daisy Montfort Jones.. 0 7 2 0 0 20,510 Prudery b. f. 3 Peter Pan Polly Flinders H. P. Whitney.. 5 2 2 1 0 20.100 Boniface b. h. 0 Transvaal Ccriua J. K. L. Boss ... 11 (J .2. 1 0 l'J.255 I Woodtrap eh. h. 7 Trap ltock Woodvine Fair Acre Fa mi.. 15 3.4 0 S 18.525 Sporting Blood b. c. 3 Fair Play Felicity Bedstone Stable. .11 3 (i 1 1 1S.412 Second Thoughts, .ch. f. 2 Ultimus Lydia-II E. F. Whitney ..11 i; 4 1 0 17,030 Knohbic ..i b. e. 3 Wrack Gold Kancocas Stable. 12 5 1 1 5 17.200 Bjlly- Barton br. c. 3 Iluon Mary Le ISus O. A. Stoneham.. 4, .2(UD-2 17,000 Brotiier'Bateh b. c. 3 Viilcaiu Itarbiu j ........ E. C. Arnold 5 2 0 1 2 "I(7;S7.Tl Attn Boy II." ch. g. 4 .Rabelais.- Tanya M. Goldblatt ... 7 1 1 1 4 15,720 Flambctto h. f. 3 Durbar La Fhiniboo P. A. Clark 7 4 0 1 2 15,021 Swcepnient b. g. 5 Sweep Jlahuciit G. W. Loft 0 5 (I 1 0 15.300 Column ....ch. e. 2 Celt l.'yiantid M. L. Schwartz. .0 2 1 1 5- 15.000 Bread .Man b. e. 4 Golden -Maxim -Evelyn Doris O. I!. Potts 10 3 2 0 5 11,425 Little Chief b. e. 2 Wrack Medorn II Kancocas Stable. 10 5 3 0 2 11,297 Sweep Clean ... ...br. g. 1 Sweep Teuawha Goldapple Stable. 20 4 1 2 13 13,455 Closing Day at Windsor: Fast Run Races Distinctive Feature of Concluding Program CLOSING DAY AT WINDSOR Fast Run Races Distinctive Feature of Concluding Program. ri Photoplay, Judge Ellsworth and Fort Bliss Give ' Fine Exhibition of Speed, p WINDSOR. Out.. August 24. W. G. Weant'f Photoplay, the speed- daughter of Allieling II. Envy, was returned the winner of the handicap, which featured the closing day's program of the Windsor Jockey Club. The winner was much the best and ran a splendid race to easily defeat the Grcontree Stable's Aloft. She , met with severe interference at the far turn where Barnes was forced to take her up and go to the outside of her opponents. Once clear she gained rapidly and drew away in a decisive manner at the end to win by ti safe margin. Aloft and Johnny . Dundee put up a desperate battle for second place. The former had set a fast pace from the start, but his effort t dispose of the -winner told at the end and he barely withstood the fast but belated rush of Johnny Dundee. A mishap occurred. during the running of this race, 'essie B. unseating her rider, C. Lang, who, however, escaped with a severe 'shaking up. The race, which was at three-quarters of a" mile, vas run in 1:12, the best time for two-year-olds here at the meeting. Mr. Weant was the recipient or several flattering offers for Photoplay following the running of the race, but he- turned 'them down, for they nowhere approached the .figure.-lie had placed on her. The closing day's card was one of the best offered at the meeting. Ideal weather conditions 'prevailed, with the result that one of the largest crowds of the meeting was on hand to bid farewell, to the racers. The track was at its best and fakt time recorded. The running of a handicap at three-quarters of a mile for horses of the older division, which divided interest with the two-year-old feature, resulted in an upset when Judge Ellsworth got iqi to beat Eddie Kiekenhacher, the public choice. The winner was ridden by C. Lang and he kept his mount under restraint from the fast early pace. At the turn into the homestretch ' he sent Judge Ellsworth through between the favorite and Dodge and assumed the lead at the eighth post. Judge Ellsworth then drew away to win by- a length and a half in the fast time of 1:11 Vi- Eddie Kiekenhacher ran a sparkling race under -his 'heavy impost. FORT BLISS RETURNS TO FORM. The opening race saw tlie return to form of the speedy Fort Bliss, and the son -of Dick Welles ran like his daddy did many years ago over tlie Chicago tracks. The distance of the race was three-quarters of a mile, and Fort Bliss ran it in 1:11, leading all the way and never in danger. Tlie second and third races were at tlie same distance, one mile and an eighth, to which fillies and , mares were excluded. Nonskid won the third and Omer K. the fourth. Botli are three-year-olds and had light weights up.- The first -mentioned success was unexpected, but Omer K. was the favorite. At private terms Mrs. G. II. Abbott purchased from W. Walker the contract which the latter held on the services of jockey C. Duggan.' The hitter has ridden some good races here and should be better suited with his new -employer. Before his departure for Montreal this afternoon Joseph McLennan had completed arrangements whereby a seven-car express train : will leave following the last race tonight and arrive in Montreal Thursday afternoon in ample time to unload before dark. A notice posted in the secretary'.s office from Louisville states that William Bradley, a follower of racing, had lost a son, Elmer, in" .an automobile accident yesterday and was requested to get in communication with home at once. W. M. Ryan announced yesterday that he had severed his connections with J. MaeManus .and P. Magui. Ryan trained King's Champion for the former. Jockey E. Pool was suspended for the last day . by starter Morrissey for disobedience at the post yesterday. Jockeys J. McTaggart and C. Lang departed for Montreal following tlie running of the fourth race. McTaggart will stay there for the Dorval meeting and Lang will return here after the opening day. Trainer Howard Oots announced this morning that James Heffering's recent acquisition. Fair Gain, has arrived. The horse shipped in good condition and will be seen under colors' before loug. Attraction for Labor Day: Autumn Handicap the Feature of Latonia's Program for September Holiday ATTRACTION FOR LABOR DAY Autumn Handicap the Feature of Latonia's Program for September Holiday. The Labor Day attraction at Latonia will -be the Autumn Handicap of $5,000 added, for three-year-olds and over at three-quarters of a mile. Fifty nominations were received for the race and all from so-called western or Kentucky stables. A dozen or more will probably make up tlie field, and as it will include tlie best of the eligibles, a great contest is in prospect. The conditions and entries for this race follow: Autumn Handicap $5,000 added. For three-year-olds and over. By subscription of $20 each; $100 additional to start; $5,000 added, of which $800 to second and $100 to third, the fourth to save its stake. AVeights six days before tlie race. Winners after publication of weights, 3 pounds. extra. Starters to be named through the entry box the day before the race at usual time of closing. Three-quarters of a mile. Fifty nominations. Applegate & Spence Ginger, ch. g, 5. by Coy Lad Lucky Wave. Applegate & Spence Ace High, ch. c, 3, by Great Britain Uidy Moon'et. Arnold, E. C Brother Batch, b. c, 3, by Vulcaiu Barbie. Baker & Moore Uncle Velo, b. g, 3, by Lnelc Velocity. Baker, J. H. Cinderella, br. m, 4, by Celt Too.ts. Baker, J. H. Columbia Tenn, 1). g, 5, by Han-bridge Please Welles. Baker. K. L. Jim Daisy, ch. c, 3, by The Manager Waterblossom. Bedford. P.. T. Ben Valet, ch. c, 3, by Great Britain Virginia Nuiin. Bell. J. M. Ben Bolt, ch. c, 3, by Uncle Natalie D. Botts. T. M. Jack Hare Jr., br. h, 0, by Marathon Moon'et. Bradley, E. R. Best Pal, br. c, 4, by Helmet Padula. Brcckenridge, D. Lady Madcap, br. f, 3, by D'ck Finnell Affable. Camden. J. X. Darjeeling, b.. g, 3, by Light Brigade Muriel. Camden, J. X. Rangoon, br. g, 3, by Light Brigade Lardella. Cebiian. Edward American Ace, br. h, 5, by Vou Tromi) Kosegal. Clark, C. W. United Verde, br. c, 3, by Golden Maxima-Yankee Tree. Courson, F. E. Clio Cho, ch. f, 3, by Jack Atkin English Esther. Formau, J. W: Kunzaf, b. c, 3, by KuuiiymeuL Zafra. Gallaher Bros. Sewell Combs, ch. c, 0, by Jack Atkin Koyal Captive. Gallaher Bros. Pongee, br. f, 3, by Kock View Centre Shot. Gentry, L. Flags, ch. g, 0, by Whisk Broom II. Inaugural. Gentry, L. Angon, b. c, 4, by Assagai llor-tensia. Harned Bros. Mighty Man, eh. g, 4, by Martinet Lady Irma. Harned Bros. Marjorie Hynes, eh. f, 4, by Dick Finnell Alice Baird. Ilnrncd Bros. Coyne, br. c, 3, by Dick -Finnell Alice Baird. Harrington. W. K. Westwood, br. e, 4. by Honeywood Boselawn. Harrington. W. K. High Cost, b. h, (3, by Vou Tromp Mil ten. Harrington. W. K. Brunswick, br. :, 3, by Frizzle Country Fraud. Ilirsch, Max Tody. ch. f. 3. by Bard of Hope Tilie Doe. Jones, Moutfofl I'.loo;loU, til. c, 4, by Ballot (jrucillii. Keene, J. O. & G. II. Miss Muffins, br. f, 3, by Luke McLukc Carmen. 'Kelley. Frank .1. His Choice, blk. m, 4, by Hessian Melee. I-ong, George J. Manou. b. f. 3, by Sain Boenia. Long, George J. Anna Elizabeth, ch. f, 3, by Free Lance Cutter. Long, Geo. .T. Free Cutter, b. c, C, by Free Lance Cutter. Iyong, George J. Sir Lawnfal, b. c, 3, by Sain Kezia. Iooucy & Goode--Sands of Pleasure, b. g, 8, by Fair Play Golden Sands. Loonoy & Goode Herald, br. g, 0, by Coy Lad Angerona. Looney & Goode Dona Loriottc, b. f, 3, by Cicero Loriotte. Ixiwe, John High Cloud, b. c, 5, by Ultimus Umbra. Marino. John Rapid Traveler, b. g, 4, by Rapid Water Alberta 11. Matlack. D. T. Woodtrap, ch. c, 7, by Trap Kock Woodvine. Matlack. D. T. Marvin Miy, ch. h, 4, by McGee Conclusion. Moore, M. C. Judge Budrmv, ch. g, 3, by Dick Finnell Bclloua. Nichols, S. K. King Gorin, ch. h, S, by Transvaal Ethel Simpson. Kespcss, J. B. Bullion, ch. g. 7, by All Gold Jinks. Kowe. C. E. Miss Jemima, br. m, 4, by Black Toney Vaila. Simms, K. F. Bon Houiiue, b. c, 3, by Sweep-Sue Smith. .spence. Kay Mile. Dazie. h. f, 4, by Fair Play Toggery. Watts. (!. Koyal lkk, ch. tf, 3,by J)jck Finnell Eunyus, Problem Solved for Rowe: Colored Stable Hand Explains Why Nancylee Defeated Prudery in Louisville Oaks PROBLEM SOLVED FOR ROWE Colored Stable Hand Explains Why Nancy Lee Defeated Prudery in Louisville Oaks. SARATOGA SPRINGS, X. Y.. August 24. It remained for one of P. A. Clark's colored stable hands to solve a problem that had worried trainer James Kowe for several mouths, according to tin-la tier's own admission. The groom in question "rubs" Nancy Lee. which defeated Prudery by a matter of inches in tlie Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs last spring, and no man could be prouder of a thoroughbred than he is of the daughter of Broomstick Naughty Lady. A few days, ago Kowe chanced to pass the P. A. ('lark stable in "Horse Haven." and decided to take a look at Nancy Lee just for curiosity, as he is always interested in any horse with Broomstick blood in its veins. Trainer Jack McConnack had her led out and when the groom saw that he was going to display her for the benefit of Kowe, by wlioni he formerly was employed, lit; was all iigog. After looking her over for a few minutes, the Whitney trainer took occasion to compliment Me-Cormack upon her splendid appearance and made the prediction that she will be heard from often in tlie future. "What puzzles inc. however," said Kowe. "is how this filly ever beat Prudery in the Oaks at Louisville." The colored stable hand did not give trainer McConnack a chance to reply. "I can tell you how," lie spoke up. "and I know that you will agree with me. Mr. Kowe. It wasn't Nancy Lee whipping' Prudery. It was just old Broomstick beating Peter Pan, and lie will do it again any time they hook up." Kowe readily agreed that this was- the nearest that anybody ever came to explaining the failure of Prudery to win the Oaks, but he still has his doubts as to whether "Broomstick can heat Peter Pan again." . Current Notes of the Turf CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF The majority of tlie horses which summered at Lexington will ship to Latonia on or before August 29. Eleven yearlings, the property of J. K. L. Ross, will be sold at Blue Bonnets on Labor. Day, September o. Jockey Scobie's contract has been taken over by Montfort Jones and he will continue to ride for Kay Spence. Thirty-five yearlings from Kentucky breeding farms will be sold at Durland Academy, New York, oil September 7. Dorval Park Racing Begins Friday DORVAL PARK RACING BEGINS FRIDAY MONTREAL, (inc.. August 24. The autumn meeting of the Dorval Jockey Club will be inaugurated at Dorval Park Friday. .August 2ti, and continue for the usual seven' days, ending September 2. While "no stake races grace the program there are a liberal sprinkling of $1,200 and $1,000 overnight handicaps and allowance races for the better class of horses, while the minimum purs; orrerins is -fSW. Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM Daily During Winter Months. 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M. 2 1 1 730 Hurn, G. F 2- 1 2 705 MeCrosson, R. H 2 0 1 040 McDaniel. J. S 2 0 0 030 Looper, E. J 1 3 1 000 Lovell, Dr 2 0 1 000 McGregor, Z. E 1 2 2 520 Doyle, F. R 11 1 4S0 Cunningham & Ripley '. 12 1 405 Aildison, G 1 2 0 430 Hunter, T. II '...;'. 1 1 0 415 Lund. A 110 415 Short, E. II 1 1 1 390 Townsend, R. S 1 1 1 390 Hamilton, J. L 1 1 0 300 McDowell, L. A 1 1 1 355 Franklin. J . 1 1 0 350 Parton, R 1 0 2 350 Rice, E : ......... 1 , 0 0 350 Tate & Ritsch 1 0 1 350 Louie, A 1 0 1 325 Dye, C. P ... 10 1 320 Neal, A .-. . 1 1 0 315 Smith, A. E 1 0 0 315 Breadin & Christie 1 0 0 280 Cooper, R. '. a 0 0 2S0 Lloyd & Barnes '.- . 1 0- 0 2S0 McCaslin, G. 1 0 1 2Sl) MeRao & Stokes 1 0 0 2S0 Phillips, A 1 0 0 280 Harper, W. A 1 0 0 245 Matthews, C. E 1 0 0 245 MeCown, E 1 0 0 245 Williams, L 1 0 0 245 Wright, W. A 1 0 0 245 Ella Waldo lieads the list of the winning horses, of which the following won $245 or more each: Horse. "' 1st. 2d. 3d. Anit. Ella Waldo 2 1 1 $040 Cafeteria 2 0 O 030 Stanley II 2 1 O 025 Tin ills 2 . 0 1 025 Lola 2 0 0 595 Barsano Boy , v. ........ 1 1 0 415 Jerry ."..'1 ...... 1 0 1 400 Tokalon March .... 1 O 0 400 Dione 1 1 0 395 Col. Boyle 1 1 0 300 Trulane . 1 1 0 300 Miss Herrmann . 1 1 0 300 Jake Schas 1 0 0 350 Barry Shannon 1 0 0 350 Magician . 1 0 0 350 Min McLeod 1 1 0 350 MeLans 1 0 0 350 Elmer K. 1 0 0 350 Cobrita 1 0 1 325 Cal Cutn ". 1 0 2 325 Ermitana 1 0 2 320 Gretna Green II. ;. .' 1 0 1 320 Shenandoah 1 0 1 320 Ann S 1 1 0 315 Clear Lake 1 0 0 315 Ren's Wing 1 0 0 315 Sharp Squirrel 1 0 1 280 Tillotson 1 0 0 280 Utelus 1 0 O 280 Ruth Harrigaii .j.. 1 0 0 280 Prospero's Raby 1 , 0 0 ... 28o Little Florence .....-.....-.-.-1- 0 O -280 Little Jake 1 0 0 280 Listal 1 0 0 280 Gertrude B 1 0 0 .280 Calgary Lad 1 O O 280 Alice Carr -.- 1 0 0 245 Alajah 1 0 0 .245 Boimebelle 1 O 0 245 Josinia 1 ()' 0 '" "245 Maid of Ansel 1 0 0 245 Muriel's Pet 1 0 0 245 Qiiinam 1 0 0 245 Rag .......... X 0 0 248 Tim sensational riding of E. Neal was the outstanding feature of the meeting. He rode fourteen winners, an average of two a day. The jockeys who rode one or more winners follow: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.O. Neal, E t.39 14 10 5 10 .30 Gross, C. 23 5 5 4 9 .21 Wilson, T ; 27' 5 3 9 10 .19 McEwcn, J! 15 3 0 3 9 .20 Jones, II .18 ' 3 3 3 9 .17 Dority, R 10 - 2. 0 0 8 .20 limn, P ... 3 2 1 O 0 .07 Mills, L 10 2 2 2 10 .13 Williams, G :iS 2 7 1 8 .11 Martin, A 10 2 1 0 7 .20 Baker, F. J 18 1 1 3 13 .00 Crump, W 2 1 0 0 1 .50 Frost, C 0 1 0 0 5 .17 Lowe, R ...2 1 1 0 0 .50 MeCown, E -..13 1 3 3 0 .08 Pinnegar, 1! 4 1 0 1 2 .25 Rettig, II 12 1 0 0 12 .08 Rowe, II ;.12 1 1 1 9 .OS Wayt, T 7 ' 1 2 1 3 .14 The following finished second or third with one or more of their mounts, but did hot ride a winner: Jockey. Mts. 2d. Sd.Unp. Smith, "S 10 3 0 7 Caron 4 2 0 2 Mulcahy, J 7 2 2 3 Murphy, F. F 23 2 2 19 McCullough. T. .... .......... 2 O 2 0 Miller, C. E 3 0 1 2 Murray, J. J 3 0 1 2 Small, R 3 0 I 2 Zeigler, A 13 0 4 9 The following were unplaced With all tlieir mounts: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Morrow, G. , . 1 Creery, L 2 Weber .1 Cooper, II 3 Froggatt, G 2 Donovan, J 3 Marshall, W. 2 Wiley, W 4 Matthews, M .2 Ramsey, T. 0 F. Ileavener leads .the trainers, of which the following saddled one or more winners: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Ileavener, F 7 Matthews, C. E 1 Ross, S 2 McCaslin, G 1 Samples, F 2 McGinley, W 1 Parson, O. .2 McGregor, Z. E 1 Lovell. Dr 2 Phillips, E. M 1 Hollenbeck, R. M 2 Pierce, J 1 Hurn, G. F 2 Rice. E 1 Blair, D 1 Riddle, C 1 Christie, A. J 1 Risk, F. 1 Cooper, R 1 Ritsch, F. W 1 Crawford, J. L 1 Roberts, C. A.. 1 Dye, C. P 1 Robinson, A. .' 1 Flowerday, R 1 Smith, A. E 1 Garrison. J. E 1 Tracey, F 1 Givens, J. G 1 Wentworth, G 1 Hamilton, J. L 1 West. II 1 Hubbard, A ..1 Wright, W. A 1 Hunt, T 1 Younger, A 1 Looper, E. J 1 The percentage of winning favorites was above normal, as the following table discloses: Number of days 7 Number of races ; 49 Winning first choices 28 Winning second choices 11 Winning outsiders 10 Winning at odds-on 13 Defeated at odds-on. iui ;.'..'. J...'. 7 Percentage of winning favorites. 57 Is Gaining in Popularity: Hunt Club Races Will be Noteworthy Feature of Coming Autumn Turf Season IS GAINING IN POPULARITY Hunt Club Races Will Be Noteworthy Feature of Coming Autumn Turf Season. NEW YORK, X. Y., August 24. Hunt club meetings in the vicinity of Xcw York, Philadelphia and Baltimore will be unusually numerous this year, according to present prospects. The United Hunts Racing Association is to lead off on Thursday, September 1, with a series of races and steeplechases at Belmont Park Terminal. There will be a day's sport later in the autumn under the auspices of the Meadow Brook Club on Long Island and another at the headquarters of the Fairfield and Westchester Hounds near Greenwich. Conn. In New Jersey the Wliippuny River Club has announced a hunt meeting on Saturday. November 5, while the Essex Fox Hounds Club will follow it up one week later with an important meeting at Far Hills. Pennsylvania, which has long been headquarters for fox hunting and hunt meetings, is to have a notable series of cross-country races, beginning on October S with the meeting of the Huntingdon Valley Hunt Club at Willow Grove, Pa. The meeting of the White Marsh Valley Hunt Club will follow on October 15 at Flourtown, Pa., and the ancient Rose Tree Fox Hunting Club will give two days of hunt racing at Media, Pa., on Wednesday, October 19, and Saturday, October 22. The meeting of the Pickering Hunt Club is scheduled for Thursday, November 12, while the Radnor Hunt Club will wina up the season with a meeting at Bryn Mawr oi. Thursday, November 24. ' Point to point racing is to be a prominent feature of these meetings, nearly all of which will be held on uniuclosed grounds and most of ' which boast or having no laid out courses or grandstands. All flat races will be run on the turf and not on a track. Point to point races, which are rapidly gaining in popularity, perhaps because they afford so good a test of a hunter, are virtually a revival of the original sport of steeplechasing. They are run from one conspicuous point to another, the riders being permitted to choose their own course across country in reaching them. At some meetings it Is customary to mark the jumps with flags, but this savors of the modern steeplechase, where the whole course is flagged to guide the riders. The early steeplechases, it is supposed, took their name from the custom among fox hunters of racing their horses to some distant church steeple, each rider, of course, taking a line of his own. Saratoga SARATOGA The horses which seem best in .Thursday's races are: Saratoga Springs, N. Y., August 24, 1921. 1 Doughnut, Radiola, Dick Deadeye. 2 Dimmesdale, Swtep Clean, Paul Jones. 3 -Doniiaeona, Hoboy Baker, Carpet Sweeper. 4 Tryster, Bit of White. Sporting Blood. 5 Sagacity, Staunch, Gallivant. 0 H. 1'. WHITNEY ENTRY, Surf Rider, Sweep By. F. J. Ortell. New Yorlc Handicap. 1 Dolman, Doughnut, Dick Deadeye, Radiola. 2 Servitor. Dinimcsdnle, Paul Jones, St. Allan. 3 Knot, Carpet Sweeper, Hobey Baker, Donna- cona.. 4 Tryster, Bit of White, Flambette, Sporting Blood. r Gallivant. Sagacity. Staunch, Fluff. 0 H. P. WHITNEY ENTRY, Surf Rider, Toil. Chicago mi d Buffalo Handicap. 1 Doughnut, Radiola, Fred Kinney, Dick Dead- eye. 2 Dimmesdale, Servitor, Paul Jones, Mercury. 3 HOBEY BAKER, Donnacona, Recount, Carpet Sweeper. 4 Tryster. Flambette, Bit of White, Sporting Blood. 5 Sagacity, Fluff, Gallivant, Galiot. 0 Bunting, Whiskaway, My Reverie, Runstar. Observer's Handicap. 1 Doughnut, Radiola, Dolman, Dick Deadeye. 2 Sweep Clean, Dimmesdale, Mercury, Paul Jones. 3 Hobey Baker, Donnacona, Recount, Carpet Sweeper. 4 TRYSTER, Bit of White, Flambette, Sporting Blooil. 5 Gallivant, Sagacity, Fluff, Staunch. 0 Bunting, Whiskaway, My Reverie, Surf Rider. Consensus of Handicap. 1 Doughnut, Dolman, Radiola, Dick Deadeye. 2 Dimmesdale, Servitor, Sweep Clean, Paul Jones. 3 Holiey Baker, Donnacona, Knot, Carpet Sweeper. 4 Tryster, Bit of White, Flambette, Sporting Blood. r Sagacity. Gallivant, Fluff. Staunch. C II. P. WHITNEY ENTRY, Surf Rider, My Reverie, Sweep By. "Haltermen" on A. B. Gordon's Trail "HALTERMEN" ON A. B. GORDON'S TRAIL SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Aug. 21. Trainer A. B. Gordon, who has charge of the H. C. Fisher stable, in all probability holds the record of recent years for losing horses in claiming and selling races; When Gipsy Lad -was taken from him several days ago Ik; enumerated twenty-nine others that "halteimen" had led from his barn, and he did not go far back, either. "I don't think that I ever racM over any track that I did not lose ' a horse," said Gordon, "and it is only here lately that I acquired any in felling and claiming races. Nobody seems to bother horses that I train for somebody else, but just let me start one in my own name and have it show a fair performance and it Is not long until it goes to some other stable." Grey Lag is Training Soundly GREY LAG IS TRAINING SOUNDLY SARATOGA, X. Y., August 24. Trainer S. C. Hildreth is taking no chances with Grey Lag since his last mishap, which put him on the shelf for several weeks, and the colt's training is all being done over the sandy Oklahoma course. He has not been on tin- main track for some time, but Hildreth is of the opinion that it will not be long until he is ready for racing again. Latest Work-Outs from Saratoga LATEST WORK-OUTS FROM SARATOGA (673) SARATOGA, X. Y., August 24. Today's training gallops here included the following: Three-Eighths Mile. 070-Bountiful 30 075-Mv Reverie ...35 070-Biiiiting 38 070-Mercury 37 070-Dominique 357.-, 070-Rosa Ieo 3S 070-Dick Deadeye. ..30 070-Tidihgs ;35 009-Devastation ...30 070-VioIinist 37 First Queen ...30 070-Wylie .... .....3(5 G7G-Krewer 35 070-Whiskaway ....37 Half Mile. 073-Brilliant Ray.. .49 070-Modosty 48 073- Caretaker 50 008-Perigourdino ...49 070-Carpenter 4S 072-Rockmlnister .4S 072-Collinga 4S 075-Tody 48 Calistoga 50 070-Tryster ..47 075 -Dolores 50 075-Zuvian 50 075-Long Island . .49 Five -Eighths Mile. 009-Avispa 1:02 070-Prudish 1:01 070- Broomster ...1:02 002-Pastoral .....1:0-1 074- BiIly Kelly ..1:02 070-Rib Grass ..1:02 075- Firm Friend. .1:03 075-Swift Grass. .1:02 075-Gr'nwich Vil..l:02 070-V. of t. Moonl:00 075-Miss Joy 59 G70-Yashmak" 1:01 Three-Quarten Mile. 071- Article X. ..1:20 70-My Czar ....1:23 009-Bigheart 1:14 072-Manheim ...;1:24 070-Brainstorm ..1:15 075-Overtake ....1:1S 002-Blazes 1:19 070-Pantheon 1:17 075-Darjeeling ..1:10 070-P. Qui Roule.l:17 075-Evil 1:18 058-R'ouleau 1:10 070-Galeta 1:13 074-Racquetta ...1:18 057-Guv'nor 1:20 070-Sedge 1:20 070-IIorologe 1:18 05S-Summit .1:17 070-Last Straw . .1:14 570-Sailing B. ..1:20 070-L. Baltimore. 1:14 077-The Boy 1:17 070-Mavourneen .,1:15 Seven-Eighths Mile. 070-Damask 1:31 CIS-Old Dad ....1:30 070-Eye Opener ..1:34 One Mile. 074- American Boyl:4S 0G3-Killala 1:44 070-Chat.Thierry .1:44 070-Paul Jones ..1:42 070-Carp. Sweeperl:44 075-Tufter .1:45 075- .Iock Scot ....1:47 005-Ten-Lec .....1:40 075-Knobbie 1:45 . Mile and an Eighth. C74-Mad Hatter .1:54 Prudish and Yashmak worked on even terms. Tufter had an easy gallop. Collinga showed good speed. Tryster seems at his best. Rockminister has a good way of going. Firm Friend is training well. Paul Jones was not extended. Last Straw went well. Mavourneen seems in good condition. Mad Hatter went easily all the way. Ten-Lee showed fine speed during the first part of her trial. Miss Joy did a splendid trial fast. Valley of the Moon went well from the barrier. Chateau Thierry and Killala galloped an easy mile on even terms. Galeta worked fast. Lord Baltimore and Bigheart leta worked fast. Lord Baltimore and Bigheart went well together. Dominique and Krewer both look good and fresh. Answer to Queries ANSWERS TO QUERIES Communications without names and addresses will not be noticed nor answered. No answers will be sent by mail and none by wire unless reply prepayment. Is made at time of wiring query. Betting papers will not be calculated. S. II., Rushville, Ind. See reply on same matter in Daily Racing Form of August 23. W. D., Fort Wayne, Ind. Apparently the deal referred to must have been rescinded. C. J. J., New Orleans, La. Manale is racing his horses over the Vancouver, B. C, tracks. M. W. C, Detroit, Mich. No replies by telegraph. When Runquoi lost the parlay lost. A limit has no effect in such cases other than to define what can be won. F. K., Chicago, III. Simply mnltiply the prices together, keeping the original investment .in and deducting it at the end. The start for the second calculation would be $8.30 accumulated on You-need. J. L. B., Kansas, Mo. In a place or show parlay, when it turns out that there was no place price against a certain horse for the place for which it was backed, the parlay is void as to that horse, no matter where it finishes or what happens to it. A. L. B., Springfield, O. The last racing over Chicago tracks took place at Hawthorne in the summer of 1910. Lady Luxury was a two-year-old in 1917 and won her first race at Grand Rapids, Mich., of that year. At the end of each meeting this newspaper publishes its statistics, including the percentage of winning favorites. -Clms. L.. Buffalo, X. Y. Since Photoplay won there could be no controversy about the wager on her. It should be paid. The "if coming" place wager on Bygone Days was defective in that no sum was mentioned to go on him. But the bookmaker took a wager on 'him of some amount and he should at least allow it to be as much as was on Photoplay and pay accordingly. Pat I).. Xow Orleans, La. (1) Minute Man was not an added starter. See reply covering the case in paper of August 23. (2) The race won by Cimarron was a stake race. In the East starters can lie added in stake races up to a specified time bi'fore the race and people away from the' track are bound to keep that fact in mind. Layers now generally operate under the rule that added starters run for the book. C. A. Stoneham Buys Five Yearlings C. A. ST0NEHAM BUYS FIVE YEARLINGS SARATOGA SPRINGS, X. Y., August 24. Included in the five yearlings recently purchased by C. A. Stoncham from R. T. Wilson are two of the first of the progeny of Canipfire, the leading money winner of the year 1910, and which his owner believes is destined to make his mark as a sire. Both are chestnut colts and their dams are Honeymoon, by Matchmaker, and Fautastme, by Disguise. They are splendid looking individuals and have come in for much admiration oh the part of horsemen here. The other three were sired by Olambuta. One 'is a bay colt, dam Mary Sellars, by Uncommon; another' is a brown filly, dam Muvietto, by 'Mexican, while the third is a bay or brown daughter of Long Rangq, by St. Frusqnin. Four yearlings were purchased at the sales here, among them being Mary's Last, a bay colt by Ilourless Mary Davis, by Watercress, which stands Stoncham an investment of $14,500, and a brown colt by Ogdcn Scenery, by Sain, for which he paid $10,000. Trainer A. J. Goldslwrough will ship the nine youngsters to Gravcsend, where they will be given their first lessons in racing, and they will later join the main division of the stable to be wintered at one of the Xew York tracks. Seek Home for Friar Rock's Mates SEEK HOME FOR FRIAR ROCK'S MATES LEXINGTON, Ky., August 24. George II. Strate, representing John II. Rosseter, Wikiup 'Ranch, Cal., arrived here this morning from Saratoga to make arrangements for a farm oii which to keep about fourteen mares, the property of his employer, and to be bred next year to Friar Rock, owned in partnership by John H. Rosseter and John E. Madden, and now at Hamburg Place. Strate will look at half a dozen places, all Uf the vicinity of Hamburg Place, which is on Winchester Pike. Polk Laffoon of Covington and J. S. Ownbey of Latonia are here today looking at horses in training and yearlings. Ownbey stated that he has purchased Colored Boy from Kay' Spence and has him, with eight others, in his string at Latonia. Charles II. Berryman left last night for a business trip to New York to satisfy a keep bill of $1,400 held by Thomas B. Jones. The mares Rose Pompon and Red Rose and their yearling chestnut colts by Tony Bonero and foals by Tony Bonero are advertised to be sold by the sheriff of Fayette County at Crystal Springs Farm the liioniiii-; of September 3. A Horses Arrive at Blue Bonnets HORSES ARRIVE AT BLUE BONNETS MONTREAL, Que., August 23. Four carloads of horues arrived at Bine Bonnets yesterday to rest for the racing at Dorval and Blue . Bonnets. The tracks present a busy scene each morning, when owners work tlieir horses to keep them on edge for the racing. The field in the King's Plate will jiot be as large as a. year ago, but will be of a better quality. The Nursery Stakes will attract a larger entry, and J. K. L. Ross' stable will be well represented. The plant at Blue Bonnets never looked better than for this meeting. Witli two more days before the closing of the entries for the stake events to be run at Blue Bonnets, entries have already been received for the stakes at the office of the Montreal Jockey Club in number that will surpass those of the spring meeting. French Filly First in Rich Race FRENCH FILLY FIRST IN RICH RACE DEAUVILLE, France, August 24. The Prix Morny, a three-quarters race for two-year-olds, having an added value of $8,000, was decided here Monday and resulted as follows: Marcel Boussac's b. f. Zariba, by Sardanapale Saint Lucre, 121 pounds 1 X. E. Ambateolas' ch. c, Joyeux Drille, by Sans le Sou Astragal II., 124 pounds 2 Leon Mantascheff's b. c, Gaurisanker, by Sar- danapalt Diavolezza, 124 pounds ........... 3 Zariba got away fast, raced prominently and won with ease. Current Notes of the Turf CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF Natural Bridge, winner of the third race at Saratoga Friday, was sore when going to the post and he also wound up limping. Tryster is now displaying the wonderful Speed that made him invincible as- a tWo-ycar'-old. ' Yesterday at Saratoga he worked a half mile In 47 with a restraining hold on him at the end. Miss Joy is on edge for her engagement in the Spinaway Stakes, to lit; run at Saratoga Springs Saturday. At least her five-eighths in 59 yesterday morning would seem to indicate. Page 3 Saratoga Form Chart SARATOGA FORM CHART SARATOGA, N. Y., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1921. Saratoga (1 1-S miles). Twenty-fust day. Saratoga Racing Association. Summer Meeting uf 27 days. "Weather clear; temperature 70. Steward to Represent Jockey Club, .1. K. Widener. Stewards, K. T. Wilson. J. E. Widener and Jt. L. Uerry. Judges, E. C. Smith and 0. Cornelilsen. Starter, Mais Cassidy. Racing Secretary, A. McL. Enrlockcr. Racing starts at 3:00 p. m. (Chicago time 2:00 p. in.). 'Indicates apprentice allowance. EidECfti FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. (Aug. 22, 1918 1:10 3 115.) Purse $1,000. 3-year-olds QOOvFjb and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $700; second, $200; third, $100. ''i n'dex Horses AWtPPSt M Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S 56431 "BLUE BELLE w :! 100 2 1 1 1 1 1 L Penman T Colcina 5 S 7 21 C-5 55838 LIBERTY GIRL. w 4 llli 5 3 2'' 2" 2' 2J C H Millerl Welz 12 If. 15 C 3 ( 55547) OCEAN SWELL wr. 3 1031 3 C G 4 41 31 C Buel H C Fisher 6 10 8 3 S-5 5631G SURMOUNT wit 3 111 6 2 3 3d 3'' 4J C Turner R C Troxler 21 3 11-34-5 2-5 56431 COMING w 4 103 7 4 41 G 5 5 J liowen Mrs F A Clark 20 30 30 10 5 56134 SCOTTISH CHIEF wu 2 113 8 5 5' 51 6 6 F AA'einer J Shaughnesay G 6 5 2 1 18618 MONASTERY wu 3 111 4 7 Bolted. T Rice Redstone Stable 0 15 15 G 3 56316 T1NG-A-LING wu S 112 1 Left at the post. E Haynes W C Clancy 21 3 13-51 1-2 Time, 23. 47, 1:13. Track fast. Winner Ch. f, by Transvaal Aunt Belle, by Sir Dixon (trained by R. V. Boyle; bred by Messrs. Morris & Wahlen). Went to post at 3:02. At post 1 minute. Start poor and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. BLUE BELLE displayed the most speed throughout, set a fast pace and won in a canter. LIBERTY GIRL raced in closest pursuit all the way and made a game finish. OCEAN SWELL slipped through next to the inner rail on the stretch turn and outfinished SURMOUNT. The latter raced gamely, but tired near the end. MONASTERY bolted shortly after the start. COMING finished gamely. Scratched 55491 Squaw Man. 107; r(J47S3Turnabout, llo. Overweights Liberty Girl, 2 pounds; Ocean Swell. 1. g " SECOND RACE About 2 Miles. Hudson Falls Steeplechase Handicap. $1,200 Added. ODOUO 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $965; second, $200; third, $100. " Index Horses AWtPPSt 5 10 15 17 Fin Jockeys Owners OHO P S 50604 FLYING SCOUT w 7 133 2 4 4 4 4 4 l"t g Bush Malv'n Hill F'm 10 20 20 4 1 56450 ROYAL ARCH w G 143 3 1 2 3 23 23 2 N KennedyR Parr C-5 21 11-53-5 out 56244 AVISEST FOOL w 5 135 4 3 3J 2v 31 31 3 D Byers J E Widener 31 5 5 C-5 out ."HSSSHIBLER w 12 142 1 2 Is Is 1 11 4 B Haynes F A Clark 7-5 8-5 4-5 1-4 out Time, 4:194. Track fast. AVinner- Gr. g, by Oxford Clasher, by Meddler (trained by S. J. Bush; bred by Mr. J. Temple Gwathmey). Went to post at 3:30. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. AVon driving; second and third the same. FLYING SCOUT followed the others under stout restraint until in the last half mile, when he moved up steadily on the inside and outstayed ROYAL ARCH in the final drive. ROY'AL ARCH, well ridden, closed up dangerously in the final drive, but succumbed to the winner's challenge. AVISEST FOOL raced forwardly for the entire race and finished resolutely. IIIBLER raced into a long early lead, but tired and quit badly in the last quarter. PJK A2 " THIRD RACE 7-8 Mile. (Aug:. 19, 1920 1:23 4 120.) Nineteenth Running- CATS-OUUUU KILL SELLING STAKES. $1,500 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $3,525; second, $350; third, $150. Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S (56246) LUNETTA w 4 100 7 1 5 5s 4- 21 1 E Scobie J E Madden 21 16-513-51 I- (56163)ARARAT wis 3 103 1 5 l1 1 1 ll 2 L Penman H P AVhitney 4 7 G 2 1 56075VALOR wu 7 110 3 2 3'1 31 21 3 33 L Fator S C Hildreth G-5 13-10G-51-2 1-5 56458 s WAR NOTE wit 5 11(1 G 3 41 2"' S1 4; 4i F AVeiner J Shaughnessy G 10 10 3 8-3 (55!) 16) ELECTED II. w 5 114 2 4 2'' 4: S 5" 5 J CampbellE SietaH 20 20 15 G 3 55968:SWEEP CLEAN w 4 110 4 C G'l 7 Ci G'l 6 C Turner Goldapple Stable 10 20 20 S 4 (56400)CIMARRON wit 3 1)3 5 7 7 01 7 7 7 E KummcrG A Cochran 12 15 12 4 2 Time, 23, 47, 1:12, 1:24. Track fast. Winner B. f, by Luke McLukc Agnes A'irginia, by Sir Dixon (trained by F. M. Taylor; bred by Messrs. Keene & Schorr). Went to post at 4:03. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. AVon easily; second and third driving. LUX ETTA moved up rapidly on the outside after going a half mile and. easily passing ARARAT in the stretch, won going away. ARARAT set a great pace, but could not withstand the winner's challenge. VALOR raced in a forward position for the entire race, but could not keep pace with the leaders when called on for a final effort. AVAR XOTE ran spasmodically. ELECTED II. was eased up on the last turn. SWEEP CLE AX could not improve his position. CIMARROX raced poorly. The winner, entered for $4,000, was bid up to $7,000 and sold to S. Louis. Scratched (55033) Dominique, 110; 563373Servitor, 110; 559G83Thunderstorni, 115; 53572 Sea Cove, 103; 50185 Dry Moon. 113; (50491)The Lamb, 110. K.fi.EZ.fiH' FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. (Aug-. 6, 1918 1:36 3 113.) Pittstown Handicap. $1,200 ODJvi Added. 3-year-olds and iipward. Net value to winner $1,000; second, $200; third, $100. Index Horses AWtPPSt & Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S (56399)SMOKE SCREENwn 3 112 1 3 1:J 1 P Is 1 C KummeiG A Cochran 2 2 3-2 2-5 out 56458 LADY G'TRUDE wu G 1051 4 2 3'i 4 4 4 2i L Fator F Houseman 5 S S 2 3-5 56318 BELLSOLAR wit 5 107 3 4 4 31 31 3"! 3l J CallahanAV L S Martin 10 10 G 8-5 out 56480;ROUTLEDGE w 5 US 2 1 2s 2' 2h 21 4 E AmbroseAV M Jeffords 4-5 7-5 7-5 1-3 out Time, 24. 47, 1:111s, 1:37. Track fast. Winner B. c, by His Majesty Veil, by Disguise (trained by J. Evans;' bred by Mr. Gifford A. Cochran). Went to post at 4:33. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. AVon easily; second and third driving. SMOKE SCREEN took the lead in the first eighth and, making- the pace fast, held his opponents safe. LADY' GERTRUDE was outrun for the first three-quarters, but came fast through the stretch and outfinished BELLSOLAR. The latter raced closer up than usual in the early running, but tired in the final drive. ROUTLEDGE tired badly in the stretch racing. Scratched 5G31SKnot, 114; 56318 Recount, 100; 50337 Donnncona, 110; 563203Dartmoor, 104. Overweights Lady Gertrude, 1 pouuds. AQ FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. (Aug-. 6, 1918 1:36 3 113.) Purse $1,000. 3-year-olds. 00910 Allowances. Net value to winner $700; second, $200; third, $100. Index Horses AWtPPSt A Str Fin Jockeys- Owners O H C,P S (56482)TWO FEATHERS wit 121 4 C G 4' 11 l3 l'i E AmbroseAV M Jeffords 10 10 S 21 4-5 553G5JOHN PAUL J'NESwn 1101 4 2 2 2l 2 2,' E Haynes Pelican Stable 8-5 31 31 1 1-2 5632(3DARTMOQR w 10$ 5 1 3'?. 32 41 3'i 3 L Fator H P AVhitney 8-5 8-511-102-5 1-6 563633POLYTHIA w 111 C 5 5l 6 5-41 4 M Slaugh'rF Dahnken 2.1 4 31 1 2-5 56320 SECRET GR'TINGSwn 110 2 1 41 5' C 51 5' M Garner .1 O Keene 20 20 20 7 3 56201) BAYAVOOD w 108 1 3 1 l'i 3' fi C A Allen T Clyde 20 30 30 10 1 Time, 24, 48, 1:13, 1:39. Track fast. AVinuer Ch. c. by Superman Proud Duchess, by Watercress (trained by J. Hastings; bred by Mr. Henry T. Oxnard). Went to pest at 5:00. At post 3 minutes. Start good and slow. AVon easily: second and thiril driving. TWO FEATHERS raced next to the inner rail all the way and, improving his position steadily, raced into the lead and won easing up. JOHN PAUL JOXES showed a good order of speed and raced BAYAVOOD into defeat in the first three-quartets, then held gamely through the stretch prove his position when called on for the final effort. l'OLYTHIA was taken hack in the first prove his positio nwhen called on for the final effort. POLYTHIA was taken hack in the first quarter and raced under a pull on the outside of the leaders all the way. BAYWOOD set the. pace to the far turn, but quit in the last quarter. Scratched (56337) Kirklevhigton. 121; 50491 Snare, 108. Overweights John Paul Jones, 2;.. pounds; Secret Greetings, 2. erOET AO SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (Aug-. 22, 1918 1:10 3 115.) Purse $1,000. 2-year-olds. ODOUt? Maidens. Special Weights. Net value to winner $700; second, $200; third, $100. Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S 56321 3SNOB II. wr. 115 7 1 2 2 2" 1' E Sande J Sanford tl-2 1-2 9-20out . 50460 SUNREIGH w 115 5 2 U 11 I" 2,u L Fator AV S Kilmer 4 4 3 3-5 1-4 56483 PIETRUS w 115 4 3 3 3' 33 31 C Rob'son.I Sanford tl-2 1-2 9-20out 5631)7 JUG w 115 3 4 41 51 4' 4 C Ponce G Peterson 30 100 100 40 20 54944 HEAA'Y A RT I LLE R A' w 115 2 0 Gl 7 51' 5k E Scobie J E Madden 15 20 20 C 2 TRA JANUS w 11G1 17 7 (!' Gl G A JohnsonF E Brown C 12 12 3 fi-5 REBUKE w 115 G 5 a1 4' 7 7 C H MiilcrC A Stoneham 10 20 20 7 3 "Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time, 22, 46, 1:11. Track fast. AVinner B. c, by Prestige May-Dora, by Isidor (trained by II. Hughes; bred by Air. John Sanford). AVent to post at 5:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good anil slow. AVon handilyj second and third driving. SNOB II. followed SUXREIG1I closely under slight restraint in the early running and. taking the lead in the last sixteenth after a mild drive through the stretch, won going away. SUNREIGII set a fast early pace and held on gamely to the final sixteenth, where he tired. PIETRUS raced forwardly and wtis not persevered with in the last eighth. JUG finished resolutely, but tiring. Scratched 56368 Fly Ball, 115. Overweights Trajanus. 1 pounds. Windsor Form Chart WINDSOR FORM CHART WINDSOR, ONT., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24. 1921. Windsor (1 mile). Seventh and hist day. AViudsor Jockey 'Club. Second Meeting of 7 days. Weather clear; temperature 75. Steward to Represent Canadian Racing Associations, Francis Nelson. Stewards of Meeting, Charles F. Price and AV. P. Eraser. Judges, J. B. Campbell and D. S. Gillies. Starter, Harry Morrisscy. Racing Secretary, AValter Parmer. Racing starts at 2:30 "p. in. (Chicago time 2:30 p. m.). "Indicates apprentice allowance. CrJCT- A FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. (Aug. 26, 1920 1:11 3 104.) Purse $1,500. 3-year-olds and QDOXv upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $1,100; second, $250; third, $150. Index Horses AWtPPSt 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equtv. Odds Str't 56325 FORT BLISS w G 111 9 3 11 1' 31 VI H Ericks'n J R Skinker 5021-100 56325 KUKLUX w G 110 2 C r.u 41 2'1 2'i J McTag't C AV Hall 333-100 5640G ORLOVA wit 4 103 3 4 C 61 -'! 31 J D M'ney G J Long 3S1-100 55241 'GLORIA FRANCEwit 1 107 8 2 2U 21 r.u 4 H J Burke J S AA'ard 1293-100 56465 ArICE-CHAIRM'X wu 4 112 4 9 91 9'' .S1 5U J Gruber J H Levis 4120-100 56372 SMART GUY w 4 109 C 7 i- 52 0s Gl H Myers A Swenke 1025-100 56193 KING JOHN wit G 119 10 1 71 7s 71 7l .1 Butwell F Musante 1725-100 (56406)MELIORA wn 7 10!. 1 5 3" 3'" 81 S McGraw R L Baker 515-100 56323 AN'A AVELLES wit G 1031 3 10 10 10 9 9 E Barnes AAr C AVeant 40GO-100 56465 BILL McCLOA' wn 6 109 7 8 S'l 81 10 10 C Parrish R T Nickersoli 71S5-100 Time, 23. 47, 1:11. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid, Fort Bliss, $12.05 straight, 0.0 ) place, $3.80 show; Kuklux, $4.50 place, $3.50 show; Orlova, S3.73 show. Equivalent booking odds Fort Bliss, 502i. to 10! straight, 230 to 100 place, 90 to 100 show; Kuklux, 125 to 100 place, 75 to 100 show; Orlova, S7!. to 100 show. AVinuer B. g, by Dick AVelles Espero, by Sir 1 i.von (trained by M. Smith; bred by Mr. J. A. AVag-ner). AVent to post at 2:35. At post 4 minutes. Star! good and slow. AVon easily; second and third driving. FORT BLISS took a quick lead and raced GLORIA FRANCE into defeat, then was shaken up when KUKLUX challenged, but drew away again at the end. KUKLUX saved ground on the turns and finished fast, hut could not get to the winner. OKLOA'A was in a pocket for the best part of the race and finished with a rush when she got a clear course. A K'E-CHAIRMAX closed a big gap. MELIOUA quit. Scratched 5(50() Brown Check, 97; (55327) Ring Rose. 103; 5406;Ruby, 104; 563713Tubby A., 03. Overweights Gloria France, 2 pounds; A'anessa AVelles, IV.. erEr-f " SECOND RACE 1 1-8 Miles. (Sept. 4, 1911 1:51 6 105.) Purse $1,500. 3-year-olds LfOOJLJL and upward. Horses and Geldings. Claiming-. Net value to winner $1,100; second. $250; third, $150. Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't 5 6503 NONSKID wit 3 93 2 1 l1 1 1' 11 is Anthony A Foley I) 15-100 (56221 ) 'SOLID ROCK w 8 10C 1 4 Gl 5 41 33 2' T Brooke AV Smith 223-100 56328 SEA AVAY wu 5 10C 3 8 31 4'1 31 2 31 E Barnes WC AVeant S35-10O 56160-RICHARD V. w 4 10C 5 5 5' C' 5'' 4U 4 H J Burke AV D Bernhardt 620-100 564093NAPTHALIUS' wit 5 10G G 2 )' 3h C1 C2 5l C Miller T E Edwards 710-100 56004 GOURMAND ws 5 10C 7 C 8 8 7 71 G'l F Paul J L Paul 1CO-100 . 56486 TOM LOGAN Avu 4 106 1 3 2' 2 2' 51 7 E Pollard AV -I Cain 11570-100 56375 ROUEN w r 101 8 7 71 7" S S S J Hun'mcr A Brent 1220-100 Time. 24. 48, 1:14. 1:39, 1:52. Track fast. ?2 mutuels paid, Nonskid, $20.90 straight, $9.-10 place, $5.40 show; Solid Rock, 3.85 plate, $3.15 show; Sea Way, $1.55 show. Equivalent booking odds Nonskid, !)J5 to 100 straight. 370 to 100 place, 170 to 100 show; Solid Kock, 02'.. to 100 place, 57'a to 100 show; Sea AVay. 127 Vj to 100 show. AA'inner Br. g, by Flotsam III. Lailv AVykeuian, by Chalerenx (trained by T. Irwiu; bred by Mr. Johu T. (Sillier). AVent to post at 3:12. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. AVon easily; second and third driv-"' iug. NONSKID began sideways, but quickly recovered and. racing into a safe lead and withstanding a challenge from SEA AVAY, was ridden out through the final eighth and won going away again. SOLID ROCK came with a rush through the stretch, but could not get to the wiuuer. SEA WAY saved ground on the stretch turn and rushed up to the leader, but tired in the final drive. RICHARD Y. ran well. NAPTHALIUS quit badly and ran away a mile and a half after the race. GOURMAND ran poorly. TOM LOGAN raced in closest pursuit to the last eighth and quit badly. Scratched 5041)8 Colonel Matt. 10(i. , f-ftf-l 9 THIRD RACE 1 1-8 Miles. (Sept. 4, 1911 1:51 6 105.) Purse $1,500. 3-year-olds t)Ut) JL! and upward. Horses and Geldings. Claiming-. Net value to winner $1,100; second, $250; third, $150. Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't (55702) OMER K. wn 3 98 5 3 I'll1 l'i 11 U A Gantner C Buxton 210-100 .-6486'SIR JOHN V'RGNEw 5 109 6 7 51 51 4h 33 2' E Barnes AV St A'inccnt 1310-100 56220 CORSON w 5 10G 3 2 31 4'1 2' 21 3l R Hol'way B C Bunbury 313-100 5649!) FRANK F. w 4 10G 7 C GB G1 5H 4 40 J D M'ncy AV E Applogate 2133-100 56440 AUSTRAL wit C 111 1 S 71 7 7s & 5 H Myers A Swenke 1G25-100 56375 DOCOD w 5 109 8 4 2h 21 3' G G1 R Har'ton J Masterson 333-100 (56220)PROSPECTOR wit -7 111 4 5 4 3" CJ 7 7 F Murphy H Oots 1U0-10O 56490 ELLISON wit S 10D 2 1 S S. S S S H J Burke A Mott 6935-100 Time. 24, 49, 1:14, 1:39, 1:52. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid, Outer K., $)J.S0 straight, $4.00 place, $2.80 show; Sir John Vergne, 10.30 place, $5.10 show; Corson, $3.10 show. Equivalent lxioking odds Omer K., 240 to 100 straight, 100 to 100 place, 10 to 100 show; Sir John A'ergne, 415 to 100 place, 155 to 100 show; Corson, 55 to 100 show. AA'inner B. g, by Beach Comber Degenerate, by Tenny (trained by C. Buxtou; bred by Mr. Harry Morrissey). AA'ent to post at 3:47. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. AVon driving; second and third the same. OMER K. saved ground on all the turns and set a fast pace, but tired and swerved toward the inner rail in the final sixteenth. SIR JOHN A'ERGNE began slowly and came wide on the stretch turn, but finished fast and gaining. CORSOX raced well up all the way, but was shut oft in the stretch when he tried to get through next to the inner rail. FRANK F. ran well. AUSTRAL finished fast. DOCOD and PROSPECTOR quit. Scratched 56440 AA'arlike, 111. pfE-l Q FOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (Aug-. 26, 19201:113104.) Purse $2,000. 2-year-olds. tlOtXO Handicap. Net value to winner $1,500; second, $350; third, $150. Index Horses AWtPPSt j Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds 'Str't (56467)PHOTOPLAY w 112 2 2 i- 3'1 21 Is E Barnes AV C AVeant 185-100 (56487 ) ALOFT w 110 G 4 1 H 2 H J Burke Greentree Stable tH3-100 56157 JOHNNY" DUNDEE wis 115 3 5 3s 2l S'l 3"! M Buxton J Dundee 4C5-100 56467 2TOPM AST w 10S 13 5' 5 5 A- J H Burke T P Hayes t 564673DARK AGES w 109 4 1 2'i 41 41 5 H Ericks'n AV Adkins 1383-100 5C306 AVESSIE B. w 105 5 C G C L. rid.C Lang J Arthur 2710-100 jCouplcd in betting as Greentree Stable and T. P. Hayes entry. Time, 23, 47, 1:12. Track fast. . $2 mutuels paid. Photoplay, $5.70 straight, $2.65 place, $2.25 show; Greentree Stable and T. P. Hayes entry, $2.40 place, $2.15 show; Johnny Dundee, $2.65 show. Equivalent booking odds Photoplay, 185 to 100 straight, 32 to 100 place. 12J to 100 show; Greentree Stable and T. P. Hayes entry, 20 to 100 place, 7 to 100 show; Johnny Dundee, 32& to 100 show; AVinner B. f, by Atheling II. Envy, by Kenilworth (trained by AV. C. AVeant; bred by Nevada Stock Farm). AA'ent to post at 4:24. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. PllOTOPLAA. while racing forwardly, was sharply cut off on the turn out of the backstreteb,. then was taken to the outside and. coming on witli a rush, easily passed ALOFT and won going away. ALOFT set a great pace and raced DARK AGES into defeat in the first half, then held on gamely "to outstay JOHNNY DUNDEE for second place. The Idtter raced close up throughout and had no mishaps. T'OP-MAST began slowly. DARK AGES quit. AVESSIE B. stumbled and unseated his rider. tfiKi A FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (Aug. 26, 19201:113104.) Purse $2,000. 3-ycar-olds and J9J JLtc upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $1,500; second, $350; third, $150. Index Horses AWtPPSt 8tr Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Btr't ( 56055 ).I'DGE ELLS'TH wr. G 104 1 2 3 3 m l'i C Lang R Seiden G93-10O 56488 EDDIE R'B'CHER w I 130 2 1 l'i 1' 2' 23 H Ericks'n J R Skinker 193-100 564 65 - DODGE wn S 119 4 3 2' 2'" 33 3s H J Burke J S AA'ard 240-lfiO 56191 JEAN COREY" wu 3 100 3 4 4 4 I 4 K Par'ton A L Austin 255-100 Time, 23, 47, 1:11. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid, Judge Ellsworth, $15.00 straight, $5.75 place; Eddie Rickenbacher, $4.85 place; no show mutuels sold. Equivalent booking odds Judge Ellsworth, 695 to 100 straight, 1871. to 100 place; Eddie Rickeu-bacher. 142. to 100 place. AVinner B. h, by J. J Crowley Banonica, by Bannockburn (trained by F. L. Gardner; bred by Mr. AV. G. Jenkins). AVent to post at 5:00. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. AVon easily; second and third driving. JUDGE ELLSAVORTII, after being saved in the early running, moved up with a rush between the leaders on the stretch turn and, passing EDDIE RICKENBACHER in the stretch drive, won going away. The latter set tin extremely fast pace to the stretch and responded gamely when challenged, hut could not withstand the winner's rush. DODGE, close up throughout, tired in the last eighth. JEAN COREY began slowly and never improved her position. Scratched 50500-Last One. 100. KflK-i K SIXTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. (Sept. 4, 1911 1:51 6 105.) Purse $1.8003earToVd3 J JLtJ and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $1,400; second, $250; third, $150, Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't 56468 "THE ARCHER ws 4 112 4 S 7' 7s :?' 2'i 1 J D M'ncy F II Smith 1795100 (50301 )INCOG ws 7 lit 1 3 3'i 31 1' 1. 2' R Hol'way T E Crist 230-100 56469 BELARIO wn f 101 3 1 G3 5' 51 4' 31 E Barnes A L Austin 1390-100 56469 MINT CAT wit 5 100 8 7 5" 4 4'1 31 4'J E Josiah E B McLean -115-100 564893TIPPO SAHIB w G 105 6 4 4'J G3 G1 :,n 53 E Anthony T J AA'est 800-lll 56469 'PAST A L SWAIN wu fi 102 7 C 2" 2" 73 73 6- A Gantner G C AVihfrcy G'5-'10O 50488CLAYMORE wit 4 99 5 5 1 is t ,;. T Broi)ke. G M Hendrie 1 G30-100 564083COURT FOOL wn 4 9S 2 2 8 8 S 8 S .1 Hun'mcr AV K Murray -rrS-tOO Time, 23, 48, 1:13, 1:38, 1:51. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid. The Archer, $37.90 straight, $15.10 place. $8.90 show; Incog, .l;75 place 33 95 show: Behirio. $8.50 show. Equivalent booking odds The Archer. 1795 to 100 straight. 655 to 100 place 315 to 100 show Incog, 137 to 100 place. 97 to 100 show; Belario. 325. to 100 show. ' ' AVinner B. g, by Uncle Busy Iiss, by Meddler (trained by F. U. Smith; bred bv " Mr. Hal Price Ileadley). AVent to post at 5:37. At post 1 minute. Start good and sIoW. AVon easily: second ami third driving. THE ARCHER was outpaced in the early running, but made, up ground steadilv and coming fast through the homestretch, raced into an easy le.-id at the end. INCOG was under restraint for the first three-quarters and raced into a clear lead, but tired and gave wav when challenged. BELARIO finished with a belated rush. MINT CAT tired in the stretch drive T1PPO SAHIB could never get up. PASTORAL SWAIX quit early. CLAYMORE set a fast pace to the last turn and tpiit badly. Scratched 50409:iStar Realm. 100; (50374) Furbelow, 100; (56469) Accelerate, 106. KftK't fl SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. (July 21, 1914 1:44 4 114.) Purse $1,500. 3-year-- " J- J olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $1.100; second, $250; third, $150. Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't 56466 SEA PRINCE wit 4 111 C S 8 S 41 53 i: F Paul H E Swan : lm"-a (56254 )EXHORTER w 7 110 7 2 33 3' 3 4U 2" H J Burke G M Hendrie iiT'm, (56194 )ENCRINITE w 4 10C 5 3 2'i l'i l 1U 3'i T Brooke F Farrar Kin i mi 56031 "AA'INNECONNE wit 4 103 1 1 Ink 2'i 2' 21 4 A Gantner C Buxton 235-10 56031 ROSEATE w3 9S 2 4 G 5" 5 3' 5-- H Brydges A C Niehaua -820-1OO 5047() LAZY LOU ws 7 10G 4 G 7s 73 Gl Ci Gl E Pollard AV M Cain 500-100 55977 J. C. STONE ws 8 110 8 7 5'?. G2 7'1 1- 7 J D M'ney R L Baker C'0-loi 55895 PEERLESS ONE ws C 10S 3 5 4' 41 8 8 8 E Fator J Price , "s" iimi Time, 23, 48. 1:13. 1:39. 1:46. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid. Sea Prince, $38.80 straight, $21.20 place, $0.65 show; Exhorter, S3 60 pl r ice t -r S3 n show; Encrinite, $1.35 show. Equivalent booking odds Sea Prince, 1840 to 100 straight. 960 to 100 place, 232'. to 100 show Kr-horter. 180 to 100 place. 72 to 100 show; Encrinite. 117'.. to 1(H) show. Winner Ch. c, by Sea King Danceress, by Ogden (trained by U. J. Hak; bred by Mr. John E. Mad- Went to post at 6:15. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. AA'on driving; second and third the same. SEA PRINCE, badly outpaced in the early running, gradually improved his position in the last half and, coming wide on the stretch turn, finished with a rush and got up to win in the last stride. EXHORTER, after racing in close pursuit, also finished with a rush, but tired in tile-final drive. ENCRINITE raced into the lead in the backstretch and finished gamelr .'" i.'. hut "Ut tirin- tirtn. -AVIXXECOXXE bled. ROSEATE had no mishaps. 15 v SJgtcllC',5ws,5 An,lil t;il,lul. 101; 56486 AA'ater Willow, 103; 5643S Fair Lassie, 98; 56303 Link Use of Systems in Turf Betting USE OF SYSTEMS IN TURF BETTING I continue to receive a great many letters about systems, for some of which it is claimed that they pay, besides others of the usual "infallible" type, which, of course, are beyond all reason. Personally, I have considerable respect for many systems which, if carried out on sound lines and adhered to, often prove remunerative. The trouble with a fixed scheme, as I see it, is the human element with which one always has to contend, and more often than not one finds a system which would have paid in the long run given up because of its failure in the first stages. One good point in favor of most systems is that they limit one's loss, though, per contra, the winnings are usually also cramped, which hardly suits the majority of punters, who at any rate like to dream of fortunes. The other day a friend of mine told me a rather amusing tale (except for those immediately concerned) of a gentleman who expounded a certain system for a select few. It required his presence on a racecourse, to be a success and all that was needed was the usual small capital. After a certain amount of persuasion a syndicate was formed on modest lines. True to his word, the financial and race course expert worked with great zeal, and each week returned a nice little dividend. As might have been expected the shareholders soon began to ask why it should not be possible to double or even triple their returns, with the result that more money was "invested" in (he "infallible-" concern. The system continued to produce wonderful results, and at the end of tin; mouth, (it was now too big to settle weekly) the profit figures had run into thousands. A general meeting was called to distribute the spoils, and all might have been well but for tin: chief executive officer missing his train. In fact, he had not only missed it. lint caught another to an unknown destination, where he is probably basking in the sun tit the present moment! You say: "What fools the other men must be." Yes; but, alas, I fear so many of us are, which rather coincides with the old saying "The world is made up of fools and knaves, and fortunately for- the knaves the fools predominate." To come back to serious consideration of the subject, however, the best system I know of is judiciously to follow horses on an "increasing stake" basis. 1 do not mean by this that one should pick out at the commencement of each season, say, a dozen horses and follow them blindly, hut to keep oncs eyes and ears open. and. having digested what you have seen and heard, put the horse's name in your notebook and follow him. A friend of mine has worked this scheme profitablr for years, and it is certainly the best I have Cotn'o across, allowing, as it does, plentv of scope for persnoal judgement, I had nearly forgotten to mention that my friend's system provided that as soon as a selected horse won he was struck off the list, and if he failed to earn a bracket in three attempts his name was also ruled out. His successes were amazing, but he was such a good judge of racing that he would probably have won monev without any system "Vigilant" in Loudon Sports-man. Current Notes of the Turf CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF t The Raucocas Stable's great racer Mad Hatter is in grand condition and is a certain starter in the Merchants and Citizens' Handicap, to be run at Saratoga Saturday. The list of winning sires in the Argentine up to the end of June was headed by Old Man, 1" 335 pesos; followed by St. AVolf. 110.125; Diamond Jubilee. lll.lcS; Craganour. 101,910; Americo, 99,085-and As de Espadas. S9.050. Snapdragon II. came out of the third race at .Saratoga Tuesday quite lame and trainer Dave ititoe announced that he will have him fired and gelded within the next few days. He will not be raced again until next year. Hats off! Hats off! HATS OFF! HATS OFF! It is related in a London paper that recently a man in a state of great agitation rushed into one or the rings after a race, shouting. "Hats off Hats off!" Almost unconsciously the order was obeved. and tl)en somebody asked, "Why? Is some ro'val personage coming along?" "Xo," replied the excited one; "I've boen welshed by a bald-headed buokmaker and I'm trying to find luui." Page 4 Saratoga Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, August 25 SARATOGA ENTRIES AND PAST PERFORMANCES FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 WEATnER CLEiMH TRACK FAST. Racing starts at 3:00 p. m. (Chicago tltae 2:00). Fourth Itacc 1 3-16 Miles. " 0 Superior mud runner. X Good mud runner. Nineteenth Running: Huron Handicap. Fair mud runner. (M) Maidens. 'Apprentice Guaranteed Value $5,000. allowance, b Blinkers. 3-year-olds. First Race 3-4 Mile. (Tract record: Aug. 2S, 1020 1:55 4 133.) Purse $1,000. 2-year-olds. Claiming. (5C3C3) Tryster 125.. S00 (Track record: Aug. 22, 101S 1:10 3 115.) (55390) Flambette 120X795 Today's 50339-' Hit of White 1200790 Ind. IJorse. Wt. Rec. A.AVt.lIan. (50101) Sporting Wood . ..114 1:5S 127X7S5 50435 Doughnut (M) ...10S l:14s 103X725 Fifth Race 1 Kile. 5G4353 Radiola (M) 105 l:15s 103:i:720 Purse $1,0-15. 3-venr-ohls. Selling. 50433 Fred Kinney (M)..10S 1:1716s 101!.. 715 (Track record: Aug 0 191S 1:30 3 113.) S 5-,k, "'"ye Uf!u- (CM)V Sagacity 1101:39 113750 " :j0,,":m (M) -....10S l:10s 101X7 5 nwor,a. fiallivant (M) ....115 1:39 100.. 740 50397 I)ovesroost (M) ... 101... 10 rl(;i7s 0-,li.it 07 1 !' 10S 735 -Vfc- 1:10h. lOSXjlO V.,2S3bKye Jr Opener 110X730 50121 r2? .VVT Adeha S. S (M) n " 1 98..7(H) J"- ;: KodnnzW 1011:40 110X730 -.mtv ,W,! Vie nr. 10.il.41. 1 Ml 10..X.-0 lr.X7"0 55884 (Had Warburton(M) 103. .700 5033S 'Greenwich Village ' Sixth Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. 101 700 Purse $1,015. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 5C073 Nose I)ive'(M) Ho"700 (Trackrcco.nl: Aug. 22, 1918 1:04 2 107.) 50481 Klias 0 Ill 1:14 111.. 700 (50321) tHunting 104 1:04 119.. 750 Second Race-7-8 Mile. tWl.teUaway 102 1:05 119 745 Berkshire Handicap. b? lcvw,e J V ?Xj1- Turse $1,015. ,3-yuar-olds aiid upward. Selling. ' ?. ,,, "st"r J" : ' iTr.-jn U40 W IK. 1:09m 1 ...40 (Track record: Aug. 19. 1920-1 :23-4-120.) rA.-o, , 5011.0 Violinist 110.. 440 - i. ii- i..... n (r 'c'mT 0 "?n! Sl.Iwcal 1 OS 1:07 110.. 740 110 1:20 WJ7 bbervitor 503052 SurflUder 109 1:07 110.. 740 auI J0I,eS 'n V-v- r87s tCaretatcr 115 1:07 110X735 (rri-V iV?te?ny 2 iv-- r,(i-113 Knot Crass 100 1:03 107.. 735 i o- bt. Allan i;S 1 ,JwX: r"M,:o Sweep By 129.. 735 5Co00 bbweop Clean .....118 1:2 4 102... 30 r-sl- Miracle. Man (M) .105 l:10s 102.. 730 Third Race 1 Mile. 502S53 Clansman 10S 1:07 107 X 730 Purse $1,045. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 55970 My Plav (M) 102.. 72U (Track record: Aug. 0. 1918 1:30 3 113.) 5Ct:tO Tlieo (M) 9S.. 720 5C050 bHOBEY BAKER ..10S 1:37 4 1 01X750 50490 Confusion (M) .... 99.. 705 503182 Knot 99 1:30 5 109 X740 St. Henry 102 50337 bDoiinaeona 117 1:38 4 US.. 740 lady Zeus 101 5C31S bRecount US 1:38 0 1110735 fTT. P. Whitney entry. 5045S Carpet Sweeper ..1111:3S 5 90X735 JK. F. Whitney entry. SARATOGA JOCKEY PERCENTAGES. From January 1, 11)21, to August 15, 1921, Inclusive. At or Ator Over Over Jockey. P.O. Wt. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Jockey. P.O. Wt. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Sande, E. 38 114 210 81 43 35 Johnson. A .12 113 105 13 17 17 Thomas, IT 33 100 3 1 0 0 Campbell, J 12 93 34" 4 2 1 Reilley, F 25 100 4 1 0 1 Ponce. C 11 105 205 29 29 34 Lyke, I. 25 112 210 52 53 20 Allen, A 11 100 100 11 10 12 Fator, L 25 107 19(5 49 42 22 Robinson, C 11 110 100 11 7 7 Kumnier. C 25 111 145 30 23 20 Kummer, E 11 00 3S 4 0 2 Marinelli, B 23 93 420 90 70 07 Rodriguez. J. 10 112 10(1 17 19 10 Haynes, E 22 112 50 11 3 9 McAtee, L 09 104 224 21 38 31 Wilson, F 21 90 225 4S 32 42 Rabin, G 09 302 152 13 21 21 Keogh, F. .. 21 110 159 34 32 20 Smith, F 09 102 144 13 14 10 Holloway, R 11) 105 131 25 18 21 Callahan, J. ...... .08 93 107 13 21 20 Garner, M 19 100 291 54 40 49 Jackson, C 08 109 53 4 5 -1 Miller, C. n 17 111 133 22 19 1C Scohie, E 07 90 149 10 25 17 Parrington. T 17 111 122 21 14 10 Lowe, S 07 92 122 S 12 10 Walters, II .17 95 0 1 1 0 Carroll, G. W 07 101 71 5 7 12 Penman, L 10 97 445 72 09 02 Zoeller, J. , 05 104 131 7 14 13 Coltiletti, F 10 102 343 50 09 42 Weiner, F 04 100 142 0 12 17 Slaughter. M 10 103 ISO 30 28 22 Sneidman, S 04 108 -20 1 4 5 Barrett, N 10 107 170 27 15 12 McLaughlin, A. .. .03 99 03 2 0 3 "Elisor. L 10 107 149 24 20 25 Buel, C 03 101 33 1 1 1 Kelsay, W 15 112 310 48 48 49 Tryon. A. 02 101 101 2 9 0 Gantncr, A 15 95 108 20 10 IS Brenning, C 95 7 0 0 1 Morris, L 15 10S 179 27 23 24 Bruder, C. 103 8 0 2 1 Walls, P 15 90 13 2 0 1 Doyle, T. J 95 10 0 0 1 Lancaster, R 14 104 453 05 57 73 Finn, T 95 4 0 2 0 Gruneisen, J 14 101 143 20 IS 17 Frey, J 102 5 0 1 0 Rowan, J 14 90 100 23 11 15 Kruger, A 99 4 0 0 0 Schuttinger, A 14 105 09 10 11 4 Mein, G 101 2 0 0 0 Yeargin, G. i 13 90 314 40 45 38 Moore, II 107 4 0 0 0 Rice, T .13 110 160 20 27 2S Nicklaus, A. . ... 100 1 0 0 O Turner, C 13 10S 128 17 21 21 Peters, J 105 4 0 1 0 Ambrose, E 13 100 40 G 0 5 Petz. J. 114 1 0 0 0 Mountain, M 13 105 31 4 2 4 Scott. R 95 9 0 1 0 Lunsford, H. .... .12 109 209 25 30 22 Smith, C 95 4 "0 0 0 Bullman, S 12 OS 124 15 12 18 Swart, N. ... 95 18 0 i 3 FIRST RACE ti-1 3Iile. 2-year-olds. Claiming. (Aug:. 22, 1J11S 1:10 2-5 15 115.) Index Course Diat TlmeT'ckOdds Wt St Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finis DOUGHNUT, tr. xs, 2 (M) 106 By Sweep Fascination, by Buck Massie. (Trainor, J. Byer. Owner, T. F. Price). 56435 Sar'toga 3-4 l:14slow 12 10S 5 3 3 3 2'5 X. Penman 0 Carmencita, Radiola, Kirtle GG2UG Sar'toga 51 f l:07slow 12 102 3 C 6 CJ 511 G W Car'llll Carpenter, Tulwar, High Magic CC211 Sar'toga 5 f l:0Gfast 2S 10S 2 7 4 31 3 L Fator 12 BantryPass, EarlyBird, Dolman 5C073 Sar'toga 5S f l:0Gfast 30 102i 8 S 5 41 45J J Frey S D'cecap, Bantry Pass, STg Al'g CTiSU Empire 5i f 1:08 fast 30 100 5 S 8 S 812 A McL'lin 8 Dexterous, Prom'ade, Fin. Maid G5842 Empire 51 f l:0Sfast 30 103 fi 6 6 6 61 J Frey 8 Simple Simon, Kirtle. Wrecklesf RADIOLA, b. f, 2 (M) 103 By Chuctanunda Madame Curio, by Radium. (Trainer, F. Burlew. Owner, F. .Burlew), 5G435 Sar'toga 3-4 l:14slow 12 105 2 2 2 2! 3!L Fator 0 Carmencita, Doughnut, Kirtle 5GX;S Sar'toga 51 f l:07fast 7 101 2 2 5 5U 7Ji G W C'rollll Janku, Koster Girl, Racquetta 5G243 Sar'toga 55 f l:07fast 15 105 2 2 3 32 2 G W C'rolll5 Kirtle, F. Kinney, Koster Girl DG121 Sar'toga 5-S 1:00 fast 30 29 7 5 G 1- 7RJ L. Penman 10 Evil, Early Bird, Citation 55795 Empire 51 f l:07fast "0 103 0 10 11 11 10'2 J Callahanl3 Carmencita, M. Mary, Mad Nell 55750 Empire 5-8 l:02slov 15 97 13 11 11 ll1 910 E Scobie 14- Restraint, Emma W., Awning 55C34 Empire 51 f l:08fast 30 110 3 2 2 Al 5J F Keogh 0 Timbrel, Dare, Citation 55404 Aq'duct 5-S l:01fast 15 104 5 5 4 4" It Turner 5 CoU'nsa. Yal. d'Or, Bee's Wax FRED KINNEY, tr. g, 2 (K) 106 By Towton Field Maud McKee. (Trainer, T. J. Carroll. Owner, T. J. Carroll). 5C433 Sar'toga 3-4 1:16 slow 7-5 10S 2 11 3l 5T A Collins 0 Witchwork, Dolman, Valen.d'Or 50338 Sar'toga 51 f l:07fast S 112 7 7 7 7s GJ J Rod's' ezll Janku, Koster Girl, Racquetta 56243 Sar'toga 5?. f l:07fast 4i ICS 12 13 7 51 31 L. Fator 15 Kirtle, Radiola, Koster Girl 65'J59 Empire 5-S l:01fast 8 107 9 7 G 6l 4s F Weiner 15 Swift Grass, Dolman, F.Virginia C5714 Empire 5 f l:07fast 15 111 7 8 8 61! 591 A Collins 0 Sweepy, Reparation, Zennotta 55G14 Empire 5-8 l:01fast 10 112 7 12 . 9 9 7'J A Collins 13 Cydonia, Grass Tree, Hillsdale 65322 Aq'duct 5-8 l:00good 15 107 8 14 141 1411 G Babln 18 Stock Pin, Sweepy, Mad Nell 65193 Aq'duct 5-S l:00fast 10 105 12 11 ll5 1181 B Kenn'dyl2 Runnyol, MadNell, DickDeadeyo 65142" Aq'duct 5-8 l:01fast 5 102 2 2 2s 2& R Turner 8 SailingAlong, L'tG'l, Thistleb'm 54628 Belmont 41f st 53fast 31 111114 14 14 14 J Metcalf 14 Ber'gton, Marg. White, Hyp'bole 645GS Belmont 4if st 63fast 5 105 8 8 8" Is S Turpl'no 9 Vendor, Bantry Pass, Wrecklesi DICK DEADEYE, ch. c, 2 115 By Dick Welles Flight Ella, by Senella. (Trainer, M. Hirsch. Owner, M. Hirfch). EG33S Sar'toga 51 f l:07fast 11-5 107 5 4 2 21 41 L. Morris 14 Janku, Koster Girl, Racquetta 55730 Empire 51 f l:0Sy6fast 8-5 112 3 1 2 3 44 W -Kelsay 8 Marsdale, Kirtle, Timbrfi 55516 Aq'duct 5-S l:00fast 32 112 3 C 41 31 W Kelsay 10 Budana, Stock Pin, Zealot 554G4 Aq'duct G-S 59fast 10 99 8 9 7l 6S1 E Kummerll B.Uascal, Budana, Dr.T.S.D'ney 65193 Aq'duct 5-8 l:00fast 10 116 6 4 5l 3 A Tryon 12 Runnyol, Mad Nell, Bountiful G50S9 Aq'duct 5-S l:01fast S 102 5 3 21 11 L. McAtee 12 LadyDclhi, Mar. White, Boun'fnl G5071 Aq'duct 5-8 l:00fast 15 1141 7 8 6 4 E Sande 17 Zealot, Miriam Cooper, Tlie'Wag 61939 Belmont 5-S st l:02rast 18-5 113 2 3 21 7JS E Sande 9 EvelyuWhite, Beamer, Mad Nell 64588 Belmont 41f st 53fast 7 112 2 2 3l 21 A Tryon 13 Bev. Belle, F. Rush, Blackstone 64546 Belmont 41f st 61fast 30 110 6 4 41 771 A Tryon 12 Modo, Violinist, Rose Brigade VENDOR, b. c, 2 106 By Olambala Mary Sellers, by Uncommon. (Trainer, T. J. Healey. Owner, R. T. Wilson). GG33S Sar'toga 51 f l:07fast 12 107 12 11 11 ll1 9s! S Bullman 14 Janku, Koster Girl, Racquetta G45GS Belmont 4Jf"st 53fast 10 105 7 5 51 11 F Burley 9 B'tryPass. Wreckluss, V.Colleen 54225 Jamaica 5-8 l:01fast 41. 108 8 8 8 S 9111. Elisor 9 KosterGirl, Radical, Witchwork C4167 Jamaica 5-S 1:03 mud 6 101 4 2 5 5 3'1 F Burley 5 FarewellTaps, B.Pass, Hillsdale 63S92 ILdeG'ce 1-2 4Sfast 25 112 2 8 7'1 731 S Bullman 10 Quick iUn, Ient, Miles S. G3S06 H.deG'ce 1-2 4SVS;fast 27 116 6 6 51 72 S Bullman. 8 Excuse Me, Lent, Teddy B. 637CS H.deG'ce 1-2" 49 slop 1S-5 109 7 7 7 . 6" S Bullman 7 Blue Teal. Manna, St. Maurlco DOLMAN, b. c, 2 (M) 101 By Ormondale Cloak, by Disguise. (Trainer, O. C. Kasch. Owner, O. C. Rasch). 5C133 Sar'toga 3-4 1:16 slow G 10S 5 4 5 41 2"1 E Scobie fi Witchwork, Valen.d'Or, IlighC. 6C402 Sar'toga 51 f l:07hvy 50 103 7 7 6 6 5'4 E Scobie 8 Missionary, Ultimata, Aknusti GC211 Sar'toga 51 f l:0Gfast 8 10S C 4 3 6 411 M Garner 12 BantryPass, EarlyBird, D'ghnut GG073 Sar'toga 51 f l:CGrast 7 112 7 7 4 5s 581 C Bruder S D'cecap, Bantry Pass, S'l'g Al'g 55959 Empire 5-S l:01fast 12 107 5 3 2 2l 21 A Collins 15 S. Grass, FairYirginia, F.Kinney G551C Aq'duct 5-8 l:00fast 50 115 6 S 8l 8" C Kummer 10 Budana, StockPin, DickDeadeye D0VESR00ST, ch. g, 2 (M) 101 By Malntenant Dovecote, by Kingston. (Trainer, J. P. Smith. Owner, L. B. Goldsmith). 5G297 Sar'toga 5-S 1:02 Iivy 10 102 1 1 4 31 413 J Rowan 7 Galota, Tulwar, Bounce 6522S Aq'duct 5-8 l:01fast G 107 2 11 11 ll12 C Rob'sonll Marsdale, Stock Pin, Hillsdale 55071 Aq'duct 5-S l:00fast 15 10S 4 2 41 S"! C Rob'sonl7 Zealot, MiriamCooper. TheWag 64912 Belmont 5-S st l:02fast 7 102 1 1 23 2i H Walters S Kirtle, Wreckless, Vied Colleen 54803 Bolmont 41t st 52fast 30 115 12 2 21 41 J Zoeller 1(1 M. W'hite, Juno, Com. McMeekin E4G28 Belmont 4lf st 53fast 8 110 11 7 81 82 L. Penman 14 Ber'gton, Marg. White, Hyp'bole 54588 Belmont 41f st 53fast 15 107 11 6 51 63 J Zoeller 13 Bev. Belle, D. Deadeye, F. Rush 64298 Jamaica 5-8 l:01fast 15 107 3 3 3 33 3"! J Zoeller 8 L.Delhi, F.Kinney, T.Cl'km'der tDisqualified for foul. HIGH C, ch. f, 2 10R By Delhi Helena C, by John Bright. (Trainer, W. Irvine. Owner, E. F. Whitney). CG433 Sar'toga 3-4 1:1G slow 4 103 G G 1 G 4s J Rowan O Witchwork, Dolman, Valen.d'Or G0243 Sar'toga 51 f l:07fast 41 112 14 14 9 91 9'2 T Parr'tonl5 Kirtle, Radiola, Fred Kinney 55G3S Windsor 51 f l:0Cfast 9 110 3 4 5 61 G3 T Par'gton 9 Photoplay, StarTime, Com.Colin 5544S Ft.Erie 5-8 l:00fast 9 111 7 8 10 lO'lO" T Par'gtonll Devonite. SoItGoos,- TomCassidy G537C Ham'ton 5-S 1:02 last 27-10 113 3 2 2 21 l1 T Par'gtoul2 Ashlin, Loveliest, Fanatic 55201 Ham' ton G-S l:01fast 9f 112 8 6 7 7" 41 J McTag't 12 Colossus, II. Buxton, PepperTea 644SS W'dbino 4". f 54good S 103 5 4 3 4s A' F Keogh 0 Ogarite, Quick Run, FannicBean 64354 W'dbine 5-S 1:03 slop 8 111 8 4 3 35 221 T Par'gton 9 All Fair, Adopted Daughter, Al 64174 Plmllco - 41 f G6 hvy 51 107 4 5 5 4s 4 S Wida 5 QuiclcRun. ExcuseMe, Caretaker 64004 Pimlico 41 f 55 fast 13-5 110 5 5 5 5 5 T Par'gton 5 Q'kRun, Uncertainty, SomeBird VALENTINE D'OR, b, f. 2 108 By Mont d'Or Valentine, by Marta Santa. (Trainer, J. Grandl. Owner, J. Grandl). 5G433 Sar'toga '3-4 1:16 slow 12 103 3 2 2 2h 3s G Babin 0 Witchwork, Dolman, High C. C02G3 Sar'toga 5". f l:0Gfast 30 109 2 3 3 41' G G Babin 7 Pastoral, EagerEyes, luckyGirl 639G4 Empire 51 f l:0Stast 20 112 2 11 6l 7i F Weiner 7 Sail. Along. Duncecap, Zennotta E5SG4 Empire 5-S 1:01 fast IPO 10S 4 3 4 4 412 II Clem'nts 4 Yank. Maid, Sw. Grass, Emotion 55790 Empire 51 f 1:07 fast CO 105 0 4 5 G Glu II Cl'nients ('.Sidereal, Yankee Maid, Modo 65491 Aq'duct 5-S l:01fast 30 109 1 2 2 23 J Campb'll C Collinga, Bee's Was, Radiola 65289 Aq'duct . G-S l:00fast 100 115 12 PulI.up.J Callahaiil3 Leghorn, Balance, Sherando 65167 Aq'duct 6-8 l:00fast 60 115 12 11 11 11" J Zoeller 12 Moiitara, Carm'cita, N. Shank DIVERSITY, br. f, 2 (M) 103 By The Finn Disparity, by Singleton. (Trainer, G. M. Odom. Owner, R. L. Gerry). 56463 Sar'toga 5-S l:00-lifast 25 115 9 S S 7" C Ponce 9 Avispa, Rose Hill, Oolong 56296 Sar'toga 51 f l:07slov 20 105 11 11 10 Sl 9" C Pdnce 11 Carpenter, Tulwar. High Magic 515213 Sar'toga 51fl:07fast 12 100 13 9 6 71 6IU C Ponce 15 Kirtle, Radiola, Fred Kinney 55997 Sar'toga 51 f l:00fast 50 112 7 11 10 SI 9U F Keogh 12 Oceanic, Frank Funst, Deadlock 55509 Emplro 51 f l;09mud 20 111 5 5 6 6 7" F Keogh 7 Witchw'rk. M.Bcllc, T.Vens'nce ADELIA S., b. f, 2 (M) 98 , By Hesperus Initiatco, by Borgia. (Trainer, P. Marshall. Owner, W. Ormsbee). 5C121 Sar'toga 5-S 1:00 fast F0 99 2 9 9 10 1018 J CallahanlO Evil, Early Bird, Citation 55021 Aq'duct 41 f 54good 100 115 16 20 20 20' F ' Weiner 20 Yankee Maid, Valentin, Evil 54S89 Belmont 5-8 st G9fast CO 104 8 13 13 13" J Mooney 13 Violinist, Mawrcoron, Apex GLAD WARBURTON, b. f. 2 (M) 103 By Enfield Quartre, by Lissak. (Trainer, J. Eundy. Owner, W. B. Wilson). 55SS4 Empire 5-S l:02slow 30 102 11 11 11 11 11; M Sl'ghter 11 Janku, Tricks, Simple Simon 55193 Aq'duct 5-S l:00fast 100 103 10 12 12 12' F Weiner 12 Runnyol, MadNell. DickDeadeya GREENWICH VILLAGE, b. g, 2 101 By Sir Wilfred Bohemia, by Wagner. (M) (Trainer, E. E. Sietas. Owner, E. E. SI etas). 5C32S Sar'toga 51 f l:07fast SO 99 14. 14 14 14 1428 J Campl'1114 Janku, Koster Girl, Racquetta 5C243 Sar'toga 61 f l:07fast 15 103 5 4 4 41 810 J Campbell 15 Kirtle, Radiola, Fred Kinney 55959 Empire 5-S l:01fast 12 102 7 4 5 4& C5 .1 Campb'llir. Swift Grass, Dolman, F.Virginia .r.r.SS4 Emplro 5-8 l:02slow .10 100 0 3 3 41 71 J Campb'll 11 Janku, Tricks, Simple Simon C5S37 Empire 51 f l:07fast 60 100 4 4 5 8 S1" J Campb'll 9 Bev.Belle, FiftyFifty, L'dy Delhi 5730 Empire 51 f l:0Sy5fast 50 101 4 3 4 71 Sls J Campb'll 8 Marsdale, Kirtle, Timbrel T5G95 Empire 51 f l:08slow CO 112 6 3 1 3l 9' J Canipb'll 9 Rib Grass, Ray Jay. Fifty Fifty 55630 Empire 5i f 1:07 fast CO 106 10 9 10 11 10" J Campb'll 11 Surf Rider. Yankee Maid. Modo NOSE DIVE, b. g, 2 (M) 103 By Aeronaut Agnicr, by Clifford. (Trainer, A. J. Joyner. Owner,, G. D. Widener). 50073 Sar'toga 51 f l:0Gfast 7 '97 4 3 7 8 S10 T J Doyle -S D'cecap, BantryPass, S'l'g Al'g 55575 Emplro 51 f l:07ifast 100 100 1 2 3 4 4l- J Zoeller 4 Morvich, Sidereal, Missionary G53C0 Aq'duct 5-S 59mud CO 107 10 11 131 13's T J Doylel4 M. Mary, Zennotta, Promeuude, ELIAS, O., ch. c, 2 111 By Short Grasa Mary Powell, by Star Shoot. (Trainer, E. D. Springer. Owner. D. Oppenhelm). r,(4Sl Sar'toga 3-1 l:l2fast 50 114 4 5 6 C 612 E Haynes C Budana, Aknusti, Tulwar GG214 Sar'toga 51 f l:05fast 50 115 14 13 13 12' 12" C Kob'sonir, Whiskaway, Pegasus, K.Grass 542S3 Jamaica 5-8 1:00 fast 20 115 4 7 7 7 750 L. McAtee 7 St. Maurice, MawreorOn. Kirtle 54190 Jamaica 5-S l:02mud 12 115 3 9 9 9 913 L Fator 9 Misdeal, Mawrcoron, William A. 53112 Havana 1-2 48fast 8-5 122 6 2 2'1 1 J Dom'lck 0 Navisco, FoulWeather, EmmaW. 53299 Havana 1-2 4Sfast 1 122 3 3 4- 21 R McD'ott 7 Pacifier, Trump.Cail, EmmaW. 53225 Havana 1-2 49 fast 2 120 3 3 4 2' W Median !) Opulent. Truuip.Call, BircbBark 53171 Havana 1-2 47fast 5 120 2 3 21 13 W Meehan 8 BirchBark, Pacifier, FoulW'tber SECOND RACE T-S Mile. Berkshire IIaiulica. ::-ycar-o!ilM and upward. Selling. (Aiikt. 10. 1J)20 1:2 :J-5 1 .120.) DIMMESDALE, ch. c. 3 110 By Olambala Hester Prynne, by Diisruhw. (Trainer, T. J. Healoy. Owner, E. T. 17ilion). 5C15S Sar'toga 7-8 1:20 fast S 115 S 7 4 3 In 11 L Fator 10 Georgie, WarXote, C'petSweeper 5C07S Sar'toga 3-4 l:llfast 12 109 7 7 7 7 C"4 C II Miller 7 Reprisal, Messines, Step Lightly 55916 Empire 1 l:41fast 9-10 110 4 3 3 3 3 37i L. Ensor 5 Elected II., Parader, Stanley 555 10 Empire Ab 3-4 l:0Sfast 12 98' C G 5 41 31 S Bullman 5 Purchase. Dry Moon, St. Allan 55713 Empire 1 1-1G l:45fast 8 105 3 2 1 3 4 1J J Mooney 4 Y'w Hand, Royce Rools, Dr. Jo 61571 Euipiro IrnTOy 1:45 fast 6 110 3 3 3 3 32 3i L. Ensoi C Tli'derclap, Krewer. T'derstorin 55520 Aq'duct 3-4 l:12fast 31 109 1 5 3 1' 1J F Keogh 13 Messines, St. Michael, Curfew 55205 Aq'duct 1 l:38fast 13-5 109 1 1 1 1 In 2 J Mooney 3 Sporting Blood, Faunua 55163 Aq'duct 61 f l:17fast 3 in 4 4 4 S& 3 G Kummer t Smokescreen, SeaMlnt, Dr.Jo SERVITOR, b. c. 4 102 By Wbisk Broom II Martha II., by Dainty Din- (Trainer. S. P, Harlan. Owner, L. Waterbury). mont. 56337 Sar'toga 1 l:3Sfast 12 US 1 3 3 3 4s 31 F Keogh 0 TCIevington, M'kal'nge. W'wobd 5G247 Sar'toga 1 l:3Sfast 15 10G 4 2 2 3 3 33 L, Fator 4 Krewer, FairGain, T.McTaggart 5G075 Sar'toga 1 l:37fast 5 100 3 3 3 4 4 45J J Callahan 4 Lunett.i, A'alor, Ive Tap 54G78 Belmont 1 l:37fast 10 101 2 3 2 2 21 31 F C'ltllettl 0 Bellsolar, Capt. Alcock. Romany 51511 Belmont 1 l:42fast 21 151 2 3 1 2 l'i In J Tucker 0 Piraeus, Routledge; Sobrigrade 54206 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:4Sslow 12 110 3 1 1 3 3 P A Collins 4 Honey Cell, Fair Gain, Phoenix 54050 Jamaica 51 f 1:00 fast 60 107 10 10 9 10 C'l A Gollina 12 Krewer, PeterPlper, Dry Moon PAUL JONES, br. g, 4 122 By Sea King May Florence, by Hamburg. (Trainer, W. Garth. Owner, J. S. Cosden). 5G299 Sar'toga 1 1-8 1:54 good 10 110 2 2 2 3 .I3 3 T Rice 4 Son'gsPark, M.IIatter, T.MeXot 5C0JS Sar'toga 1 l:37fast 10 112 5 3 3 3 3l 3 T Rice 5 S'gs P'k, Thunderclap, B. Grand 55194 Aq'duct 1 1-8 l:51fast 20 120 3 2 2 2 2 3i T Rice 4 Knobbie, Veto, Bellsolar 55019 Aq'duct i 1-S l:49good 15 110 7 10 10 10 10 10" 13 Ambr'sell GreyLag, J.P.Grier, Exterm'tor 54651 Belmont 1 1-4 2:02fast 25 118 2 7 8 8 8 820 T Rice S Audacious, M.Uatter, Sen.Park 34059 Pimlico 11-16 1:52 hvy 51 115 3 2 2 4 3 2l T Rice 4 SandyBeal. Boniface, M. Orange 53944 H.deG'-o 1 1-16 l:48mud 3-2 116 2 2 2 3 4 543 C Turner 0 Boniface, Star Voter, My Dear 53772 H-deG'ce 1 l:41slop 21-5 112 1 1 1 1 Ink 13 t nice 5 Tryster, Tip'tyWitchet, Sen.P'k 53695 H.deG'ce 1 l:39fast 21 115 3 1 2 3 21 44 T Rice 0 Wildair, Boniface, Senn'gsPark 53649 H.deG'ce 3-4 l:llfast 84 116 10 8 7 8 753 T Rice 10 Billy Kelly. Careful, Star Voter MERCURY, ch. g, 3 97 By Vulcain Rose of Pink, by Pink Coat. (Trainer, S, J. Xawlcr. Owner, S. J. Xawler). 5G24S Sar'toga 3-4 1:13 fast 11-5 110 1 11 l3 l1 C Turner 7 Summit, Gallivant, P'ec.Tames 56153 Sar'toga 3-4 l:12fast 20 109 3 2 2 2 4" C Turner 5 Ararat, Scotl'dYet. Kirklev'gton ST. ALLAN, b. c, 4 93 By Bridge of Allan St. Aelwena, by Chaucer. (Trainer, J. Hetvitt, Owner, D. Cunningham), 5615S Sar'toga 7-S 1:2G fast 7 112 2 S 5 5 51 8 T Rice 10 Dimmesdale, Georgie, War Note 5G399 Sar'toga 7-S l:27hvy 10 94 2 4 4 4 l10 41 E Scobie (5 S.Screen, B.McLauglilin, Lanius 55S40 Empire Ab 3-4 l:0Sfast 15 961 4 4 4 5 41 L. Penman .5 Purchase, DryMoon, Dlmmesdule 55753 Empire 1 l:40slow G 103 3 3 3 3 3h 4"i C Ponce 4 Naturalist, Blazes, Cop. Demon 55731 Empire lm70y l:44fefast 40 121 3 3 3 3 31 3i C Ponce 4 Genie W., Valor, Thunderstorm 554G2 Aq'duct 61 f l:18fast 15 118 4 4 4 4 453 C Ponce 7 Naturalist, B.McL'lin, DryMoon 55163 Aq'duct 61 f l:17fast 20 114 6 6 6 6 5" C Ponce C S.Screen, SeaMint, Dimmesdale 54216 Pimlico 1 1:41 slow 5 117 5 2 1 2 5s 710 S Wida 9 The Archer, Sandy Beal, Super 54195 Pimlico 3-4 l:13slow 29-10 117 1 2 3 2n 2 S -Wida 0 Super. Lough Swilly, Baywpou 54024.Pimlico 11:44 hvy 11-10 108 1 2 3 3 3" 3 S Wida 4 Sandy Beal, My Dear, Belarlo SWEEP CLEAN, br. o, 4 102 By Sweep Tenawha, by Tenny. (Trainer, F. M. Bray. Owner, Goldapple Stable). 5650G Sar'toga 7-S l:24fast 20 110 6 6 7 6 6'1 .6" C Turner 7 Lmietta, Ararat, Valor 559GS Empire 1 1-16 l:4f.slov G 90 3 3 3 3 3n 2 J Campb'll 3 Royce Rools, Thunderstorm 53771 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10fast 8 116 6 S 10 lOI010i C H Millerll. Lunetta, Guv'nor. The Boy 55613 Empire 1 1-16 l:47fast 7 111 5 2 2 2 3 3'1 T Rice 5 Valor, Lunetta, Thimble 554S9 Aq'duct 61 f l:19fast 8 11S 7 4 3 21 1J1 T Rice JO Jyntee, Actress, Arrowhead 55320 Aq'duct 6i f l:19good 60 110 2 7 7 5 0" T Burn3 9 Despair, Valor, Jock Scot 54216 Pimlico 1 1:41 slow 5f 97 3 6 5 6 6nk 63 T Burns 9 The Archer. Sandy Beal, Super THIRD RACE 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and iiNivard. Allowances. (Angv , 1!)1S i:G 1-5 a 11a.) HOBEY BAKER, blk. c. 4 101 By Celt Augusta Victoria, by Sain. (Trainer, E. Wayland. Owner, W. J. Salmon). 5G050 Sar'toga 11:39 fast S-5 1061 7 7 6 6 5- 3'1 L, Elisor 7 L'yG'rtrude, Parader, Sundialll. 55323 Aq'duct 1 l:3Sfast 18-5 101 4 2 2 1 2 45 W Riden'r 5 Capt.Alcock, Diomedes, F'rGaiu 55166 Aq'duct 1 l:37fast 12 10S 2 1 1 1 2s 21 W CRIden'r 7 C. Alcock, GenieW., Th'dersfm 550S7 Aq'duct 3-4 l:13fast 15 ill 1 2 1 lii 51! W Riden'r 9 LordBrighton, Ciirfew, GenieW. 54G78 Belmont 1 l:37fast 15 1111 5 5 6 6 6 68J F Keogh Bellsolar, Capt. Alcock, Servitor 47264 Jamaica 3-4 l:12slow 15 106 6 7 5 7 S12 W Kelsay 9 Dunboyne, BillyKelly, Ticklish 43S72 H.deG'ce 3-4 l:12fast 6 112 6 1 1 Ink 2nk r Troxler 10 Constancy, HastenOn, PauIJo'nea 43824 H.deGco 3-4 l:13fast 4 Ul 3 2 1 l2 VI R Troxler 5 HisChoice. Azurita, Ralco KNOT. ch. m. 5 109 By Jack Atkin Snarl, by Yankee. (Trainer, W. H. Brooks. Owner, C. T. Grayson). 5631S Sar'toga 1 l:37fast 11-5 111 3 1 2 2 in 2n F Keogh 5 Tli'derclap, C'pcrDemon, B'solar 54095 Pimlico 3-4 l:12fast 11-5 105 1 2 2 215 13 R L'caster 5 Motor Cop, Bly, Sweep Clean 51290 Pimlico 1 l:39fast 6 108 1 1 1 2 In 2 L McAtee 5 Veto, CaptainAlcock, Bridesman 51145 Laurel 3-4 1:13 fast 12-5 110 3 3 4 3 483 F Keogh 5 Mot.Cop, E.Rickenb'r, 'O.Summy 50653 Laurel 3-4 l:13fast 23-10 109 2 2 3 21 lnt F Keogh 5 Pet.Piper, WarMarvel, B.Proof 19G02 Sar'toga 1 l:36fast 21 99 3 2 1 1 V l1 F Weiner 8 Wyoming, Sway, TippityWitchet ' DONNACONA, b. c. 4 118 By Prince Palatine Kildonan, by Ladai. (Trainer, M. Hirscn. Owner, G. W. Loft). 5G337 Sar'toga 1 l:3Sfast S-5 122 0 6 G 6 6 6si C Mergler C K'lev'gton, M'kallbhge, Servitor 55995 Sar'toga 1 1-4 2:03fast 6 107 5 3 4 4 4 5" L. Fator 5 Y'wIIand, Madllatter, Aud'clous 55019 Aq'duct 1 1-S l:49good 10 1091 Left at the post. W Kelsay 11 GreyLag, J.P.Grier. Exterm'tor 54915 Belmont 1 1-10 l:44y5fast 10 110 6 6 6 6 4'1 4J F Keogh G Yel.Hand, La Rablee, Dr. Clark 54651 Belmont 1 1-4 2:02fast 15 111 S 8 6 6 G2 7 W Kelsay 8 Audacious, M.Hatter, Sen.Park 51402 Pimlico 2 1-4 3:53 fast SO 1031 2 1 1 2 4 4,s J Pierce 7 Exterminator, Boniface. P.Jones 51346 Pimlico 1 1-2 2:31fast 17 105 S 8 6 S 9 8'1 J Mooney 9 Madllatter, Boniface, ThePorter RECOUNT, b. h, 6 111 ' By Ballot Censure, by Star Ruby. (Trainer, A. J. Goldsborough. Owner, 0. A. Stoncham). C631S Sar'toga 1 l:37fast 15 1121 4 3 4 G 5 C C II Miller 5 Thunderclap, Knot, C'perDemon 55811 Empire lm70y l:43fast S 100 3 2 2 2 2s 28 J Callahan 3 Madllatter, Snapdragon II. 55770 Empire 1 1-10 1:46 fast 20 11S 1 3 3 3 21 2" C II Miller 3 Mad Hatter, Quecreek 55G51 Empire lm70y l:44fast 13-10 114 3 2 2 2 l1 l'l C II Miller 7 Curfew, Parader, Bal.Dancerll. 55166 Aq'duct 1 l:37fast 15 118 5 4 5 4 4 6 C II Miller 7 O.Alcock. Hob.Baker. Genie W. 54376 Jamaica lm70y l:42fast 40 112 2 4 4 5 5 l 510 C H Miller C Eternal, Lord Brighton, Bellsolar 51615 Bowie 11-16 1:51 hvy 2 110 1 1 1 1 1" Is C II Miller 7 Sandy Beal, O. Gone, Y. Hand 51493 Bowie 1 1-S l:56fast 6 112 2 3 3 3 3s 4 C H illller 5 T.Witchot, Yel.Hand, Sand.Beal 51466 Bowie lm70y 1:49 good 4-5 109 2 1 3 2 2 1 C H Miller 6 Flibbertygibbet. Ralco, Chasrenr CARPET SWEEPER, b. m, 5 9G By Sweep Odd Nymph, by Oddfellow. (Trainer, C. L. Snyder. Owner, E. M. Weld). 5C45SSartoga 7-8 1:26 fast 50 114 4 1 2 2 41 4s A Allen 10 Dimmesdale, Georgie, War Note 54752 Belmont 1 l:37fast 3 100 4 4 0 5 Gi 5 F Keogh G Thunderst'm, GenieW., Debadou 54570 Belmont 1 l:37fast 15 110 2 3 4 4 4 4 W Kelsay 4 Stromboli, Fair Gain, Bridesman 51390 Pimlico 1 l:40fast 41 123 0 7 5 2 2'1 In E Sande 10 RapidTraveler, Super, WarNoto 51347 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:45rast 9 112 4 3 3 3 3 l'l E Sande 7 Rubidium, Enfilade, Bellsolar 50954 Laurel 1 1:41 fast 6 10S 3 4 4 3 3 3s J Callahan 4 Pen Rose, Rubidium, Toujours FOURTH RACE 1 .1-10 3Iile. Huron Handicap. :;-year-olds. (Aug. 28, 1020 1:55 ::-5 1 i:i:i.) TRYSTER, blk. c, 3 125 By Peter Pan Tryst. (Trainer, J. Rowe. Owner, H. P. Whitney). 50363 Sar'toga 3-4 1:12 fast 1-3 126 1 11 1 li E Sande 9 Messines, Polythia, St. Michael 54214 Pimlico 1 1-S l:54slow 1 12G G 5 3 2 21 5 C Kummerl l Broomspun, Polly Ann, J eg 54065 Church' 1 1 1-4 2:04fast 11-10 120 S 6 G 5 4 4'JP C'ltilettlR! IS. Yourself, B.Servant, Prudery 53772 H.deG'ce 1 1 :4lslop 1 112 2 3 2 2 I' 2! C Kummer 5 P.Jones, Tip.Witchet. Sen.Park 51340 Church'l 1 l:3Sfast 1 122 111 1 1 ll F C'ltllettl G GreyLag, HehaveY'self, B.Batch 1S3SS Sar'toga 3-4 l:12goofl 2-7 122 3 1 1 1 in J Rod'g'ez G Prudery, Dimmesdale, Our Flag 48163 Jamaica 51 f 1:07 good 13-5 130 5 2 2 1 l1 E Ambr'se 9 PPribus, St.M'chael. Uouyhulinm 47902 Belmont 5Jf st l:05fast 4-5 12S 1 12 21 In E Ambr'se 4 Kirklev'gton, Normal, N'ncyLee " FLAMBETTE, b. f, 3 120 By Durbar La Flamboe, by AJax. (Trainer, J. McCormack. Owner, P. A. Clark). 55390 Latonia 1 1-4 2:0Sfast 6-5 126 5 5 5 5 In lnt b Conn'lly 5 B.ofWhito, AphieDear. Nan.Lce 54999 Belmont 1 3-8 2:17fast 2-9 1125 1 2 2 2 11 ink E Sande 4 NancyLee, TenButtons, J.Marie 54SS7 Belmont 1 l:37fast 10 115 4 3 5 6 51 5"! L. McAtee S Elected II.. Genie W., Ci'marrou 5467,7 Belmont 1 1:39 fast 8 116 2 2 2 2 In ink L. McAtee 7 Ivernian, Joan Marie, Quecreek 54407 Jamaica 3-4 l:14mud 7 107 5 2 2 2 Ink l. McAtee 7 Musk'longe, Rancocas, 11. Knight 54103 Church'l 7-8 l:25fast 11 103 7 7 7 8 S S" L McAtee 10 D'Jeeling, B.Valet, Castlereagn 53S09 H.deG'ce 3-4 l:12fast 9 110 4 6 6 4n 3 L, McAtee 14 PoIIyAnn, Bay wood. J. Umma 511S6 Empire Ah 3-4 l:llfast H 112 2 G 6 2 1 E Sande 9 OceanSwell. O.Rambler, Episode BIT OF WHITE, b. f. 3 120 By Sunstar Dreamy II., by Persimmon. (Trainer, H. 0. Thompson. Owner, E. R. Bradley). 56339 Sar'toga 1 l:37fast 7-5 119 3 2 2 2 2 '2'J L Lyko 4 Crocus, IdloDell. Beh'veY'ursolf 5G2C6 Sar'toga 1 1-4 2:04fast 41 121 3 1 1 1 23 21 G W Car' 11 4 Prudery, Chat.Tliierry, 'Careful 55390 Latonia 1 1-4 2:03ast 3-2 121 4 1 1 1 21 2"t L. Lyke 5 Flambettc. AphieDear, Naft.Lee 55006 Latonia 1 1-16 l:44fast 7-5 114 2 1 1 1 l3 Ink l Lyke 5 Firebrand, Planet, Bettiua 537S5 Lex'ton 3-4 l:13slow 1-2 116 S 4 3 4l 41 L Lyko S G. Uranus, L.Madcap, ApiileDear . 17131 Church'l 1-2 47fast 23-10 119 2 1 11 l'i L Lyke G M.MulUns, M.Fontaine. Ati.Dear 17114 Church'l 1-2 49slow 1 112 G 1 Is l8 ' L Lyke 12 Tawaseutha. Pekoe, Lovellnem SPORTING BLOOD, b. c, 3 127 By Fair Play Felicity, by Bock Sand. (Trainer. 7. Booth. Owner, Redstone Stable). f.61Gl Sar'toga 1 1-4 2:03&fast 13-5 116 2 2 2 1 l1 13 I, Eyl;e 2 Prudery 56151 Sar'toga 1 3-16 l:57-lsfast S-2 lit 1 2 2 2 2 2 C Kuinnicr 15 Prudery, Sportlboy Empire 1 1-4 2:07Vs;?low 5 111 2 3 3 2 2s 23 C Kummcr 1 GreyEag, ConnerDemon, Knobbie 55519 Aif duct 11-8 1:40 fast 3 112 6 5 3 3 2U 2 C Kunmier G Greylag, Cop.Detnon, Sin.Screcn 552S5 Aq'duct 1 l:SS&fast 1-3 110 3 2 2 2 2" lh C Kummer 3 Dimmesdalc, Fauims D4S33 Belmont 1 3-8 2:16sfast 9-5 126 4 3 3 3 310 2s C Kummer 4 GrcyLag, LeonardoII., Quecreek 54611 Belmont 1 l:37fast 7 11S 5 6 6 3 3l 2l C Kummer 7 LeonardoII., GreyLag. T.MeNot 64374 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:45 fast 7 114 7 8 8 4 2J 2s J Pierce 8 Knobbie. Uanksia. Sedgefield 542G1 Jamaica 1 l:39fast 6 116 6 7 6 5 5 473 J Pierce 8 Sedgefield, Knobbie, M'kallonge 64097 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:45fast 18-5 105 4 3 3 3 3J 34 S Wlda 5 Jeg, Sunny Jim, Uncle John E3839 H.deG'e lm70y l:43fast 3-5 107 4 4 3 3 2J lh L McAtee 0 Jeg, King'sChatnpion, KingJohn 61449 Bowie 1 1:46 hvy 7-5 116 3 2 2 2 25 2 A Johnson 0 Bonriomme, DojlyO., D.deMornj 63404 Pimlico 1 l:39fast 6 130 1 G 5 4 3 14 L, Ensor S Fallacy, llroomputi, Thimble 51340 Church'l 1 l:38fast 29 122 2 3 4 4 6 6" D ConnMly (5 Tryster, GieyUig, BehaveY'self E1283 Church'l 7-8 l:27mud 14-5 113 7 7 6 5 3 34 N Barrett 8 Brn.Bateh. Rangoon. .Sergt.York FIFTH RACE 1 Mile, ."-ycnr-olds. Selling. (An??, it, 1J)1S l:SO 1-5 :t n:t.) SAGACITY, b. f, 3 113 By Macdonald II. Astuco, by Hermit. (Trainer, T. Moran. Ownor, W. L. S. Martin). 50495 Sar'toga 1 3:397f.fast 1G-5 110 4 1 1 1 l3 l1 C Turner 0 Gallivant, Arapahoe, Zed CC3G7 Saratoga. 1 l:39fast 4 99 1 1 1 1 l2 23 S Bullman 11 PiratcMcGee, Episode, E'h'rface IC310 Sar'toga 3-4 l:12fast 3 5 99 4 4 3 2 25 S Bullman lli JockScot, P'igourdine, Surmount CC182 Sar'toga 3-4 l:15mud 41 110 3 2 2 21 5" C Turner 13 Musty, Lucky Find, Briganna EG123 Sar'toga 3-4 1:11 fast 100 100 1 6 7 9 919 G "W Car'l "J Crocus, Careful, Last Straw 55072 Aq'duct 1 1:43 fast 1 115 3 1 1 1 2' 3' L, Ensor 9 Vivian, Nancy, Daffadowndilly 50901 Jamaica 3-4 1:15 fast 40 112 1 12 GJ 7" C II Miller S IilnekK'ht, Sportiboy, LuckyFind 49750 Sar'toga 5i f l:07slow 20 112 11 11 11 11 10" C Parrlsh 11 BehaveYourself. Atala, Sp.Blood FLUFF, b. f, 3 105 By Celt Follie Levy, by Golden Maxim. (Trainer, E. Peters. Owner, A. S. Woodcliffe). 5C47S Sar'toga 1 l:40fast 6 100 2 1 3 3 2- 24 C Ponce 7 Thimble, Turnabout, Galiot 56431 Sar'toga 3-4 l:15slow 1S-5 107 G 5 7 CI 4 I, Fator 12 Staunch, Bodanzky, Blue Belle 56046 Sar'toga 3-4 l:13fast 20 105i 4 2 2 3s 34 C Ponco 9'Perigounline. Paliaska, Cellva 55S38 Empire Ab 3-4 l:09fast 20 107 8 10 11 12 12" C Ponce 12 A.Jackll., Ft.Ch'chill, BIueBelle 55233 Aq'duct 3-4 1:14 fast 25 111 G 4 S 8s 8" C Ponce 10 Ch.T'h'y, Mav'n, Valleyof theM'u 51546 Bowie 3-4 l:35M;fast 7 104 5 4 4 4k 6" II Myers 5 Antilles, Blue Belle, Bough Girl E14S4 Bowie 6 f 1:23 good 5 101 9 2 2 61 8i It L'cas-ter 9 Tingling. Gilt Fringe, Silence 61434 Bowie 61 f l:25slop 18f 102 4 3 3 31 2" R L'casterll Sobrigade. Tingling, Gilt Fringe 51361 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 18 '97 10 8 6 G 3'J A Allen 11 Eliriont, Eoughland, Foreclosure 51329 Pimlico 3-1 1:14 fast 6 110 6 6 5 8 74 C H Miller 10 Miss Petite. Galiot, Vic 61293 Pimlico 51 f.l:0S3fast 41-10 100 7 8 3 3 3'1 F Welner 8 Salesman, John's Umma, M.Face GALLIVANT, b. c, 3 (M) 106 By Garry Herrmann Lady Galetto, by Lord Ed. (Trainer, P. M. Burch. Owner, P. M. Burch). ward II. 5C495 Sar'toga 1 l:39fast C-5 115 3 3 3 2 2s 22 E Fator C Sagacity, Arapahoe, Zed 60248 Sar'toga 3-4 1:13 fast 21 111-1 6 5 3 3s 31 F Keogh 7 Mercury, Summit, PrinceJames 5C209 Sar'toga 3-4 l:12fast 15 110 4 3 3 2l 2 J Zoeller C Frigate, Faunus, Montalvo 65992 Sar'toga 3-4 1:12 fast 10 116 9 9 9 9 95 J Zoeller 9 Reprisal, LoveTap, Kirkl'ington 55196 Aq'duct 61 f l:lSfast 60 110 13 12 11 ll2 11" J Zoeller 14 L'Eclair, Itbinestoue, Killala 4S3S8 Aq'duct 5-S l:01M;fast 100 11110 11 11 11 O Heider 11 D'mesdale. B.G'eral. M'hiavelli GALIOT, b. f , 3 10S By Bryn Mawr Elizabeth 2J., by Pirate of Penxanoe. (Trainer, J. H. McDonald. Owner, J. H. McDonald). 5C47S Sar'toga 1 l:40fast 10 105 7 7 7 0 6s 4S3 J Callahan 7 Thimble, Fluff, Turnabout CG3G7 Sar'toga 1 l:39fast 12 9S S 6 G 7 C3 5i G Yeargin 11 Pirate McGee, Sagacity, Episode 5C2C7 Sar'toga 1 l:40fast 5 100 2 4 5 G 3'1 3s J Callahan 11 Pibroch, BoyalDuck, L'Enjoleur 65266 Aq'duct 6 f l:20fast 12 10C110 6 10 10 10" C Ponce 12 Miss Petite, Jyntee, Actress 65000 Belmont 3-4 st l:14Vfast 8 107 S. S 8 S G Yeargin 11 Polar, Uold Up, Turnabout B4726 Belmont 1 1:38 Xast 15 97 3 3 4 3 41 44 G Yeargin 7 Jock Scot, Mr. Brummel, Mr. X 64612 Belmont 1 l:39Vfast 7 98 4 3 C 6 51 4s B Mari'elU12 LeadingStar, OmerK., Mandalay 64117 Pimlico 1 1-1G l:47M;fast 6 95 3 7 8 7 C.1 6s I Gordon 8 P.-a-Feu, Padua, Hello Parnner 64012 Pimlico 3-4 1:18 slop 6 102 6 G 5 31 4'J A Allen 7 Sis.Emblem. Explosive, Medusa 3546 Bowie 7-8 l:2SM;good 7 103 3 7 6 '6 5s 3J1 A Allen 8 G.Ag'm'te, Cheval'r, Morn.Face E3513 Bowie 7-8 l:2Sfast 7 104112 12 8 7 7 SJ C Ponco 12 Moroni, Eloyd George, Dr. Jim STAUNCH, b. f, 3 108 By Astronomer Faithful, by Broomstici. (Trainer, J. Whalen. Owner, J. Whalen). 50431 Sar'toga 3-4 l:15slow 6 102 7 7 a 31 H J Callahanl2 Bodanzky, Blue Belle, Fluff EG148 Sar'toga 1 l:3Ufast 20 105 3 4 4 5 51 73 F "Welner 7 Killala, Two Featliers, Dis Bone E5969 Empire lm70y l:47slow 25 102 1 1 1 2 2" 21! F Weiner 5 K.ofthell'r, S'pd'gonll., S.Claus 55912 Empire lm70y l:4CVfast 10 105 4 7 6 5 G 413 E Penman 8 Episode, Miss Itankin, San.Claus E5SCG Empire Ab 3-4 l:09fast 20 102 10 10 10 10l 7" G Yeargin 11 Curfew, Killala, Arrow of Gold 55S10 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10fast GO 100 3 5 ' 4 41 35 J Callahan 5 TheBoy, Sunflashll.. Sc'shChief E5771 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10&fast 100 94 10 10 9 91 9'3 J Campb'llll Lunetta. Guv'nor, The Boy 55635 Empire 5 f l:06fast 20 107 9 7 6 91 1010 J Metcalf 15 Ed.AUanPoe, Ar.ofGold, Killala E4835 Belmont 3-4 1:12 fast 20 105 4 4 5 65 6" A Schu'gr C L'tStrow, M.'sBallet, D'gh Girl E1471 Bowie El f l:09fast 47 104 1 6 S 8 8" F Welner 0 John'sUmma, L'htBose, D'ghGirl EYE OPENER, b. c, 2 110 By Fitz Herbert Irish Eyes, by Isinglass. (Trainer, A. G. Blakely. Owner, Nosremo Stable). 49428 Sar'toga 3-4 l:14fast S 101 5 5 5 3 33 J Mooney 7 JimDaisy, Sheba, Fornovo 49332 Sar'toga 51 f l:10V&hvy 3 110 3 4 0 51 581 C Turner 10 Morning Face, Mary Erb, Rama 49012 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10fast 13-5 1015 2 2 3 4 41 II King 4 Guv'nor Gipsy Lad, Toreador 4S771 Empire 51 f l:09mud 3 110 2 1 3 3 21 E McAtee 4 Halu, Hard Guess, Alcatraz 48554 Aq'duct 5-8 l:0144fast 7 95 5 5 4 3i F Weiner 7 Dry Moon, Guv'nor, Alcatraz 4S3S5 Aq'duct 5-8 l:01fast 10 109 3 4 31 22 C Kummer 5 E. Lillian, Guv'nor, C. Rambler 4S302 Aq'duct 5-8 59Vgood 4 111 9 7 7s 7i L McAtee 10 Ramkin, Day Lilly. C.Rambler 48197 Jamaica 51 f 1:08 mud 13-5 109 3 3 3 4 32 L McAtee 4 DryMoon, Superwoman, Alcatraz 47508 Belmont 41f st 53fast 21 312 5 5 5 4s 1 E McAtee 8 Inglccrest, H.Princess, Ramkin 47345 Jamaica 51 f 1:07 fast 3-5 102 1 11 ll 21 L McAtee 4 Alcatraz, S'rwoman, HardGuess 472C3. Jamaica 5rS l:02&slow 5 94 .8 6 4 3h 31 M Schwtz 10 Alcatraz, Frizlet, Salesman BODANZKY, b. c. 3 110 By Celt Nora Langhorne, by Fatherlesi. (Trainer, "W. Livingston, Owner, S. Louis). 56431 Sar'toga 3-4 l:15slow 15 112 6 9 3 11 21 F Cltilettil2 Staunch, Blue Belle, Fluff EG3G7 Sar'toga 1 l:39fast 10 101 7 7 9 5 61 ll21 F C'ltiletti 11 Pirate McGee, Sagacity, Episode 6G152 Sar'toga 1 l:39fast 10 101 2 2 2 2 3l 31 F C'ltiletti 7 Phalaris, Smarty, Bombast 56046 Sar'toga 3-4 l:13fast 5 107 C 5 7 63 610 L Ensor 9 Perigourdinc, Pahaska, Fluff. 50159 ILdeG'ce 51 l:07fast 41 115 3 5 7 8l 8J R SimpsonlO Rancocas, The Baggage, Voormir . 49907 Belm'nt 3-4 st l:14fast 6 102 4 3 3 4 321 C Ponce 4 Teddy B., SantaClaus, Sq'wMan 4972S Sar'toga 51 f l:07good 11-0 110 2 7 6 61 4'1 R Ball 8 Faunus, Wedgwood. Inglecrest 495S0 Sar'toga 51 f l:03fast 15 108 7 7 5 5l GJ R Ball 13 Mavourneen, ' Y.'ach'gue, TlieAlIv 4SS55 Empire 51 f l:08fast 6 112 4 4 3 2'1 2s "W Kelsay 5 Chevalier, JimDaisy, M.B.Kent 4S7C8 Empire El f l:07mud 15 108 6 6 6 6s 4" W Kelsay 10 Oriole, Pluribus, Kn.o.t.Heather VIC, b. f, 3 105 By "Watervale Eastern Shor , by The Bard. (Trainer, J. Mooney. Owner, B. I. Miller). 5G478 Sar'toga 1 l:40fast 0 103 5 5 S 4 51 53 L Fator 7 Thimble, Fluff, Turnabput 5G336 Sar'toga 7-S l:25fast GO 103 5 3 5 4 45 41 A Kruger 5 Jyntee, Turnabout, Thimble 56287 Sar'toga 1 l:43hvy 100 105 3 3 3 4 4 4;9 A Kroger 4 Inchcape, SaddleRing. C'rtView 51ES0 Bowie 1 l:47hvy 14 101 6 10 9 11 11 10" R Sharpe 11 Tingling, Ross R., Explosive 61546 Bowie 3-4 l:15fast 22-5 101 1 5 5 5 412 R Sharpe 5 Antilles, BIueBelle, DoughGirl 61359 Pimlico 1 l:41fast 27-10 107 1 2 4 5 61 6" J Wcssler 10 Thimble. Tus.Maiden. U'dGuess E1329 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 3 113 10 10 9 72 3J E Morris 10 MissPetite, Galiot, Crim.Rambler E1301 Pimlico El f l:0G&fast ?1 109 8 12 11 91 8 E Morris 13 Fallacy, Superwoman, T.Bag'ge E1259 Laurel 3-41:15 good 10 120 1 G 6 4l 2 L Morris 9 Charity, Jacobina, BIueBelle SIXTH RACE T, 1-2 FnrloiiRS. 2-year-olrts. Allowances. (Auf?. --. 1D1S 1:04 -5 2 107.) BUNTING, b. c, 2 119 By Pennant Frillery, by Broomstick. (Trainer, J. Rowe. Owner, H. P. Whitney). E0321 Sar'toga 51 f l:0ifast 1-2 104 2 1 1 l2 l7 L Fator 5 Dexterous, Snob II.. Santa Clara 6C2GS Sar'toga 51 f l:05fast 0-5 115 4 8 10 7l 4" E Sande 14 June Grass, Mercutio, Snob II. "WHISKAWAY, ch. c, 2 119 By Whisk Broom II. Inaugural, by Voter. (Trainer, Jas. Rowe. Owner, H. P. Whitney). E629S Sar'toga .1-4 l:12VSgood 5 122 4 4 4 3: 32 L Fator 4 Morvich, Kai-Sang, L.Baltim're E6214 Sar'toga 51 f l:05fast 5 102 1 2 1 l3 l7 E Penman 15 Pegasus, Knot Grass, Fly Ball C6150 Sar'toga 3-4 l:llfast 8 112 5 9 11 111 913 C Kummer 12 Morvich, Kai-Sang, Oil Man 55997 Sar'toga 51 f l:0Gfast 8-5 113 5 G G 7 5J C Kummer 12 Oceanic. Frank Furst, Deadlock MY REVERIE, h. f. 2 126 By Ultimus Reflex, by Sir Dixon. (Trainer, D, McDaniel. Owner, R. J. Brown). 5G07C Sar'toga 51 f l:05fast 5 124 3 2 2 21 44 C Kummer (i Miss Joy, S. Thougiits, N.Shanks E5599 Empire 51 f l:07good 4 119 2 2 2 2'1 l1 C Kummer 7 Penitent, Nancy F., Sherando EE437 Aq'duct 5-8 5Sfast 10 112 5 1 11 l1 C Kummer 8 R. Brigade, L. Button, Penitent 62291 F.G'nds 3-S 35Vfast 13-20 11G 3 2 l2 II King 7 L'dAIleu, Ilap.Buxton, Corast'lk E2197'F.G'nds. 3-S :37 hvy 1-2 115 1 l'l l8 II King 7 GraceE., E'lynWhite, K.W'rmer RUNSTAR, ch. c, 2 . 122 By Runnymede Salvatrir, by Salvation. (Trainer, C. W. Carroll. Owner, A. B. Spreckels). EC4G0 Sar'toga 3-4 l-.f.fast G 116 1 11 2' C3 A Schu'g'rlS Kai-Sang, William A.. Pegasus CG3G3 Sar'toga 3-1 l:ll"ifast- 4 122 2 1 1 2& 4s A Schu'g'r 12 Pegasus, Surf Rider, Pillory 55914 Empire 51 f 1:0G fast 3-5 122 1 11 l1 1 A Schu'g'r 7 June Grass, Ray Jay, Picnic C5S12 Empire Ab 3-4 l:09fast 21 113 3 2 1 1 If J Metcalf 8 Kai-Sang, LlttleChlef, M'rdSeed 65692 Empire 5. f l:07slow S 114 11 9 C Cl 44 J Metcalf 13 Little Chief, Nancy F., Penitent .65570 Empire 5-8 1:01 fast G 114 4 4 2 11 l'l J Metcalf 9 Akuusti, Cloughjordan, Draft tDisqualified. TOIL, ch. c, 2 110 By Celt Workmaid, by Fatherleii. . (Trainer, J. Notter. Owner, M. L. Schwartz). 56494 Sar'toga 3-4 l:llfast 15 11G 1 3 2 4l 67J L McAtee 9 Oil Man, Modo, Sir Hugh EG12G Sar'toga 5-8 59fast 20 107 5 3 1 l2 l1 L McAtee 10 Bigheart, FairPhantom, Y.Maid 56047 Sar'toga G-S 5Ufast 12 115 9 9 8 S1 61 J Rod'g'ez 12 Oil Man, Bigheart, Pegasus 55325 Aq'duct 5-8 59fast 6 107 S 5 Gs C3 A Collins 12 Little Chief, Modo, Misdeal 55230 Aq'duct 5-8 59fast 15 115 6 1 22 2 J Rod'g'ezl3 Broomster, Olympus, Sunreigh 65069 Aq'duct 5-8 G9M;fast 20 115 4 2 21 4s F Keogh 10 Sweep By, Bigheart, Pillory 54727 Belmont 41f st 52fast 15 112 3 5 4M1 C Kummer 12 Roulette, Lally, Wishbone 64540 Belmont 4?.f st 51fast 10 115 8 G G" 5i C Kummerl2 Modo, Violinist, Rose Brigade 6440S Jamaica "51 f l:07mud 8 116 4 4 5 42 4" M Buxton 5 L.B'tim'e, LlttleChlef, B. Watts E4342 Jamaica 6-8 l:01good 8 118 4 2 2 1 1 M Buxton G BlilyWatts, Whirligig, Car'cita VIOLINIST, br. c, 2 110 By Dick Finnell Viola Vail, by Jean Bereaud. (Trainer, A. B. Gordon. Owner, H. C. Fisher). 6460 Sar'toga 3-4 l:12fust 30 115 3 3 5 51 53 C Kuminerl3 Kai-Sang, William A.,- Pegasus E63C3 Sar'toga 3-4 l;llfast 35 114 5 C 11 10l 10" G W Car'l 12 Pegasus, Surf Rider, Pillory 66150 Sar'toga 3-4 l:liysfast 30 113 10 10 7 61 5" C II Miller 12 Morvich, Kai-Sang, Oil Man E5521 Aq'duct 5-8 59fast 10 113 2 4 3 4 351 G W Car'l 8 L'tleChief, Cal.Jane. I.Brigadier E53S2 Aq'cluct 3-4 l:13slow 7 115 3 4 5 41 4 G W C'roll 7 Olympus, Must'dS'd, WilliamA. E5191 Aq'duct E-S 59M;fast 31 115 6 3 31 11 C Kummer 12 Relay, Knot Grass. Modo E4889 Belmont 5-8 st 59fast 2 1111 4 1 11 14 C Kummerl3 Mawrcoron, Apex, Lally E4546 Belmont 41f st 61fast 8 110 2 2 11 23 E Martin 12 Modo, Rose Brigade, Zealot SIDEREAL, ch. c, 2 110 By Star Shoot Old Squaw, by Adam. (Trainer, M. Hirscb. Owner, M. Hirschl. 56126 Sar'toga 5-8 59fast 8 110 4 11 10 103 77 L Fator 1G Toil, Bigheart, Fair Phantom 55790 Empire 5 f 1:07 fast 1 10S 1 11 V- U L Fatoi (' Yankee Maid, Modo, Tulwar 65G92 Empire 51 f l:07slow 15 114 2 4 4 6. 53 W Kelsay 13 Little Chief, Nancy F., Penitent 55575 Smpiro 51 f l:07yafaHt 2 109 2 3 2 22 221 W Kelsay 4 Morvich, Missionary, Nose Dive G5140 Aq'duct b-8 59fast 5 115 1 4 4l 14 W Kelsay 13 Ultimo, Northcliff, Brainstorm 55325 Aq'duct 5-8 E9fast 60 10S1 9 9 9s 9 W Kelsay 32 Little Chief, Modo, Misdeal B5162 Aq'duct 5-8 l:00fast E0 107 9 10 101 10" C Ponce 11 Ir.Brigadier. Bravo, Broomflax E4090 Jamaica 6-8 l:01fast 30 110 6 . 9 8 82 7" C Buel 9 Lit. Chief. Mawrcoron, E.White SURF RIDER, b. c, 2' 110 By Superman Sea Spray, by Star Shoot. (Trainer, W. S. Walker. Owner, J. E. Madden). 66365 Sar'toga .1-4 l:llsfast 15 J10 3 3 2 32 22 L Fator 12 Pegasus, Pillory, Runstar EG126 Sar'toga 5-S 59fast y 113 3 7 5 71 61 E Sande 1(1 Toil, Bigheart, Fair Phantom 55630 Empire 5 f 1:07 fast 5 109 2 1 1 Ink it j, Fator 11 Yankee Maid, Modo, Leghorn 55543 Aii'duct 6-S l:00&rast 12 115 2 3 1b lu R Sande 11 Oceanic, Sedge, Firm Friend 55410 Aq'duct 5-S 69fast 30 115 4 8 8 l 84 E Martin 13 Sidereal, Ultimo. Northcliff CARETAKER, b. f, 2 116 By Sweep Pliant, by The Commoner. (Trainer, W. Irvine. Owner, E. F. Whitney). EG1S7 Sar'toga 5-S l:01mud 12 122 3 1 2 21 34 T Par'gton 11 Nedna, Roulette. Ultimata 5r.73G Windsor 51 f 1:11 slop 41 109 1 11 11 14 B Taylor 7 Wcssie B., S.andBoots, B.Bumps 55616 Windsor G-S l:00fast 8 115 4 2 4 G2 G8 T Par'gton G Devonite, Capt. Scott, Clansman 55530 Ft.Erle 51 f l:073fast 4-5 115 2 11 li l'1 T Parr'ton p Qgarite, L'ticLoraine, WessleB. 55333 Ham'ton 5-S l:02Vgood 22-5 112 6 1 1 1 14 T Tar'gton G T.Cassidy. Ashland, TlieOigar'te 54454 V'dbine E-S l:02slow 1 112 1 111 l'l F Keogh 5 Quick Run, Excuse Me, High O 54174 Pimlico 41 f 56 "hvy El 111 1 1 3 21 .34 T Par'gton 0 Al, Starella, Comander Colin KNOT GRASS, b. c, 2 107 By Short Grass Gentlewoman, by Sain. (Trainer, T. J. Harmon. Owner, Short Grass Stud). 56214 Sar'toga 51 f l:05fast 12 106 2 1 2 32 3" E Fator 15 Whiskaway, Pegasus, Fly Ball 56017 Sar'toga 5-S 59fast 20 115 4 0 7 71 S12 C Ponce 12 Oil Man, Bigheart, Pegasus 55970 Empire. 5-S l:01Vsslow 7 114 1 1 1 l2 14 C Ponce 7 Venlzelos, Shaffer, Reparation 55S15 Empire 5J f l:07fast 18-5 114 1 12 51 6" J Metcalf 30 Sedge, Reparation, Shaffer 554C4 Aq'duct 5-S 59fast 7 103 4 3 3l 42J C Ponce 11 B.Rascal, Budana, Dr.T.S.D'ney 55345 Aq'duct 5-S 69Vrimud 31 115 2 7 C2 GB C Kummer 9 Mbn.Morn'g, N'thcliff, Sunreigh 55191 Aq'duct 5-8 E9&fast 7 103 1 1 11 33 L Ensor 32 Violinist, Relay. Modo 55092 Aq'duct E-8 l:01fast 6 il3 7 4 533 I. Ensor 1G Lally, Picnic, Aknustl 55001 Belmont 5-S st l:00fast 10 115 2 1 lh 2' L Ensor 14 Broomflax, Olympus, Bril. Ray SWEEP BY, br. c, 2 129 By Sweep Iridescence, by Peter Pan. (Trainer, W. S. House. Owner, A. R. Lawson). EC4G0 Sar'toga 3-4 lrl2fast 15 127 u 12 11 71 75J J Butwell 13 Kai-Sang, William A., Pegasus 550G9 Aq'duct 5-S 59Vfast 11-5 313 3 0 G 14 J Rod'g'er. 10 Bigheart, Pillory, Toil 54S32 Belmont 5?.f st l:05faat 6 315 3 1 31' 23 J Rod'g'ez 30 William A., Bigheart, Ultimo 54G33 Beimont 4Jf st 52fast 7-5 115 2 2 24 l2 J Rod'g'ez 11 BhiiikRascal, Whirligig, OilMan 54543 Belmont 5-8 st 57fast 40 3!2 3 6 GS 4'3 J Rod'g'ez34 Column, NnncyF., Mustard Seed 54410 Jamaica 5-8 1:00 &mud 8 115 2 8 5 6 57J J Rod'g'ez 8 Mustard Seed, Balance, Modo MIRACLE MAN, b. c, 2 (M) 102 By Sweep Biscayne, by Rensselaer. (Trainer, M. Hirsch. Owner, G. W. Loft). E5S15 Empire 51 f l:07fast 50 114 S 10 10 10 3022 C Ponce 10 Sedge, Reparation, Shaffer 55755 Empire 51 f l:06slow 100 305 G 5 G 5 521 L Fator 5 Morvich, Must.Seed, YankeeStar CLANSMAN, b. c, 2 107 By Uncle Katrine, by Disguise. (Trainer, W. Irvine. Owner, E. F. Whitney). EC2S5 Sar'toga 51 f 1:10 hvy 12 110 2 3 3 21 34 J Rowan 8 Duncecap; Evil ,Carmcncita 5G214 Sar'toga 5A f l:05fast 20 ICS 4 6 C 51 5" J Rowan 15 Whiskaway, Pegasus,' KIGrass 36047 Sar'toga 5-S C9fast 20 115 11 11 9 9l 9" T Par'gton 12 Oil Man, Bigheart, Pe"gasus 5581S K' worth 51 f 3:07fast 20 30S 1 11 14 l2 J Rowan 5 J.B.Brown, F.Bean, M, Curtis 5562C Windsor 5-S l:006fast 12 116 3 8 9 8s S73 T Par'gtonl2 Marble, BillyDuun, D'yBuckner 35583 Ft.Erle 5-S l:0lfast 1 118 A 4 "G 4h 4 T Parr'tonlO MossFoxII., Marble, D.Buckner 55530 Ft.Erlo 61 f l:07fast 4-5 102 3 4 G Gl 44 J Rowan G Caretaker, Devonite, Cajit. Scott 55277 Ham'ton G-S l:02&fast 31-10 119 10 6 3 2l 2k T Parr'tonl2 Feylahce, Paddle, D'thyBuckuer 54313 W'dbine 5-8 1:02 fast 11-10 307 4 2 3 3l 24 R L'caster 8 Wolf'sCry, Ashland, WarRellef 54151 Pimlico 5-8 1:04 slop 23 112 8 3 8 6& 7" T Par'gton 9 Ogarite, Chafuguy, M'yl'dBelle MY PLAY, b. c, 2 (M) 102 By Fair Play Mahubah, by Rock Sand. (Trainer, K. Patterson. Owner, Lexington Stable). 55970 Empire 5-S l:01&slow 7-10 114 3 3 6 7 74 A Schu'g'r 7 Knot Grass, Venlzelos, Shaffer THEO. b. f, 2 (M) 98 By Theo. Cook Eddie Eiddis, by Hermis. (Trainer, W. Garth. Owner, J. S. Cosden). 50436 Sar'toga 5-S l:01slow 30 115 7 6 G C3 C7 T Rice 8 Polyantha, Elzette, Chewink 553G4 Aq'duct 5-S 59mud 20 111 10 Wheeled. T Rice 10 Sherando, Emotion, M. Patricia 552S9 Aq'duct 5-8 l:00ifast lo 113 Left at the post. T Rice 13 Leghorn, Balance, Sherando CONFUSION, br. f, 2 (M) 99 By Friar Bock Melee, by Yankee, (Trainer, S. J. Lawler. Owner, G. W. Carpenter). 5G49G Sar'toga 5-S 5Sfast 23 99 11 11 11 ll2 11" E Scobie 12 Calam.Jane, NancyF., San.Clara 5G12G Sar'toga 5-S 59fast f,0 103 11 9 11 ll4 111 11 Moore 1G Toil, Bigheart, Fair Phantom 54917 Belmont 5-S st 1:01 fast 5 115 G 4 4l 74 E Martin 13 Mis.Bells, Humanitarian, Evil E4S0S Belmont 41f st 52fast 6 103 1 1 l1 2 E Martin 7 Ultimata, Flying Jib, N. Shanks 54593 Belmont 4lf st 52fast 10 110 9 9 94 9 E Martin 13 Wishbone, Ultimata, Prodigious 54475 Belmont 4Jf st 53fast 20 103 9 2 24 34 E Martin 12 Manna. Brilliant Ray, Wreckless First start for the following: ST. HENRY, b. c. 2, (M) 102 By Tho Finn Lady Storlingr, by Hanover. (Trainer, W. S. Walker. Owner, II. Jones). . LADY ZEUS, b. f, 2 (15) 104 By Zeus Lady Fesca, by Etholbert. (Trainer, G. Peterson. Owner, G. Potorson). Page 5 Present and Future Race Meetings Present and Future Race Meetings SARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.: August 1 to August 31 (27 days). Oral. ... WINDSOR JOCKEY CLUB, Windsor, Ont.: August 17 to August 24 (7 days). Mutuels. . . , BRIGHOUSE PARK, Vancouver, B. C: August 20 to August 27 (7 days). Mutuela. QUEBEC HUNT CLUB, Quebec, Que.: August 20 to August 25 (5 days). ' ' D0RVAL JOCKEY CLUB, Montreal, Que.: ' .: August 26 to September 2 (7 days). Mutuels. WESTERN RACING ASSOCIATION, Devonshire Park, Windsor, Ont.: August 27 to September 3 (7 days). Mutuels. v HAGERSTOWN FAIR AND RACING ASSOCIATION, Hagerstown, Md.: August 30 to September 3 (5 days). Mutuels. MARLBORO FAIR ASSOCIATION, Marlboro, Mdf: August 30 to September 3 (5 days). MutuelB. HASTINGS PARK, Vancouver, B. C: August 31 to September 7 (7 days). Mutuels. WESTCHESTER RACING ASSOCIATION, Belmont Park, Queens, L. I.: j September 2 to September 16 (13 days). Oral. KENTUCKY JOCKEY CLUB, Latonia, Ky.: September 3 to October 8 (31 days). Mutuels. MONTREAL JOCKEY CLUB, Montreal, Que.: September 3 to. September 10 (7 days). Mutuels. , MARYLAND STATE FAIR AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, Timonium, Md.: September 5 to September 10 (6 days). Mutuels. MARLBORO FAIR ASSOCIATION, Marlboro, Md.: September 12 to September 17 (5 days). Mutuels. CONNAUGHT PARK JOCKEY CLUB, Ottawa, Ont.: September 13 to September 20 (7 days). Mutuels. AK-SAR-BEN EXPOSITION COMPANY, Omaha, Neb.: September 13 to September 24 (11 days). Mutuels. r THORNCLIFFE PARK RACING AND BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION, Thorncliffe Park, Toronto, Ont.: September 16 to September 23 (7 days). Mutuels. QUEENS COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB, Aqueduct, L. I.: September 17 to September 30 (12 days). Oral. WILLOWS PARK, Victoria, B. C.: September 20 to September 27 (7 days). Mutuels. HARFORD AGRICULTURAL AND BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION, Havre de Grace, Md.: September 21 to October 1 (10 days). Mutuels. ONTARIO JOCKEY CLUB, Toronto, Ont.: September 24 to October 1 (7 days). Mutuels. BACK RIVER JOCKEY CLUB, Mount Royal Park, Montreal, Que.: September 24 to October 1 (7 days). Mutuels. METROPOLITAN JOCKEY CLUB, Jamaica, L. I.: October 1 to. October 15 (13 days). Oral. . KEN I LWORTH JOCKEY CLUB, Windsor, Ont.: October 4 to October 11 (7 days). Mutuels. LONDON JOCKEY CLUB, Maisonneuve Park, Montreal, Que.: October 4 to October 11 (7 days). Mutuels. MARYLAND STATE FAIR, Laurel, Md.: October 4 to October 29 (23 days) . Mutuels. KENTUCKY JOCKEY CLUB, Churchill Downs, Louisville, Ky.: October 12 to October 22 (10 days). Mutuels. . , , ; KEMPTON PARK BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION, Kempton Park, Montreal, Que.: October 15 to Ocober 22 (7 days). Mutuels. ; EMPIRE CITY RACING ASSOCIATION, Yonkers, N. Y.: October 17 to October 29 (12 days). Oral. KENTUCKY JOCKEY CLUB, Lexington, Ky.: October 24 to October 29 (6 days). Mutuels. MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB, Pimlico, Md.: November 1 to November 12 (11 days). Mutuels. SOUTHERN MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, Prince George Park, Bowie, Md.: November 15 to November 26 (11 days). Mutuels. Page 6 Popular Saratoga Feature: Merchants and Citizens' Handicap, with Fine Entry List, to be Run August 27 POPULAR SARATOGA FEATURE Merchants and Citizens' Handicap, with Fine Entry List, to Be Run August 27. Tlio Mcrcliniils :iiul Citizens' H;tiidU':i, u r-ico at oiic and tliruu-sixttii'iilli! milos, is one of S:ira-Ior.'i's most. iKtptilnr :tiimi:W fixtures. It will bo. run this .year on Saturday, August -27. Inaugurated in l!)0l as a one and onc-sixteentli mile race, it was chanced the following year to one mile and an eighth and in l!)Uo was again altered to its present distance. The Merchants and Citizens' has always attracted the best of the three-year-olds and over division and many distinguished names are inscribed on itn roster of winners. Among these are Ilermis, IJuu-ning Water, Sir John Johnson, ltoamer, The Finn, Cudgel and Sir Barton, the latter its last year's winner. The record time for the present distance, lr7-Jf,. was made by Midway in 191S. There are eighty-three nominations for the forthcoming renewal, and the aristocracy of the older horses. East and West, are included in the nomination. K. R. Bradley has live entered, including the two good four-year-olds Rest Pal and Rusy Signal and the three-year-old Rlack Servant. 1. A. Clark has Nancy Lee; AV. R. Coe, Sweep On; J. S. Cosden, Rlazes; Foreign Stable, Audacious; W. S. Kilmer, Exterminator; G. W. Loft, On Watch and Dounacona; K. R. McLean, The Porter; Rancocas Stable. Mad Hatter, Purchase and Thunderclap; Redstone Stable, Gladiator; J. K. L. Ross, Roniface, Rilly Kelly and Star Voter; C. A. Stoneliam, Rilly Rarton and Yellow Hand; II. P. Whitney, Ararat and Crocus; J. E. Widencr, Lanius and Fair Gain, and Xalapa Farm, Ron .Homme, all horses which liavc shown fine performances, and with many others are eligible in the handicap. Here are the horses nominated, with their breeding and owners: Merchants and Citizens' Handicap, $4,000 added, for three-year-olds and upward. Ry subscription of 5o0 each. Starters to pay S100 additional. One and three-sixteenths miles. Closed March 31, 19121, with eighty-three entries. E. Alvarez llerroh, b. c, 4, by Horron Mizzle, by Kilkerran. E. R. Rrndley Rusy Signal, ch. f, 4, by Cuuard Sweet Alice, by Flying Dutchman. li. R. .Bradley Rest Pal. br. c, 4, by Helmet Padula, by Laveno. E. R. Rradley Rlack Servant, blk. c, 3, by Rlack Toney Padula, by. Laveno. E. It. Rradley Relieve Idle Hour, ch. f, 3, by Canard Love-not, by Voter. E. R. Rradley Rit of White, br. f, 3, by Sunstar Dreamy II., by Persimmon. 1': A. Clark La Rablce, b. f, 4, by Rabelais-La Flambce, by Ajax. P. A. Clark Nancy Lee, ch. f, 3, by Rroomstick Naughty Lady, by l'slier. GilTord A. Cochran Rcrsagliere, b. c, 4, by His Majesty Veil, by Disguise. , CilTunl A. Cochran Ranksia, ch. f, 3, by His Majesty Early Rose, by Star Shoot. U if ford A. Cochran St. Michael, ch. c, 3, by llis Majesty Marie Odile, by Star Shoot. W. R. Coe Sweep On, b. h, 5, by Sweep Yodler, by Meddler. W. R. Coo David Harum, b. g, 4, by Star Shoot Pantomime, by Peter Pan. W. R., Coe Sportiboy, b. c, 3, by Son-in-Law l'asnititai by Sundridge. W. R. Coe Pahaska, ch. g, 3, by Uariuonicon Rerenice II., by St. Simonian II. W. R. Coe Arapahoe, cb. g, 3, by Harmonicon Laughaway, by Cicero. W. It. Coe Wapiti, ch. g, 3, by Uariuonicon Catacomb II., by Ladas. J. S. Cosden Rlazes, br. c, 4, by Wrack Blazing Star, by Star Shoot. .J, S. Cosden Paul Jones, br. g, 4, by Sen King May Florence, by Hamburg. Win. Daniel Romany, br. g, 4, by Ecouen May Dora, by Isidor. Foreign Stable Enfilade, b. in, (!, by Ramrod La Rille. by Macdonald II. Foreign Stable Audacious, ch. h, u, by Star Shoot Rold Girl, by Ogden. Foreign Stable Tea -Lee, ch. f, 3, by Celt Network, by Eon. Glen Riddle Farm Diana Care, ch. g, 4, by Superman Rjiiitwiek, by (Jhildwiek. Glen Riddle Farm Brigadier General, br. g, 3, by Light Rrigade Yulanda, by St. Florian. Cary T. Grayson Gnome, ch. h, 5, by AVIii.sk Broom II. Fairy Sprite, by A'oter. Greentree Stable Touch Me Not, ch. c, 3, by Celt Dainty Dame, by Handspring. AValtcr M. Jeffords AA'ild Heather, ch. c, 3, by Light Rrigade AVild Thistle, by Knight of the Thistle. Montfort Jones Rouleau, br. c, 4, by Tracery Royal Coinage, by Minting. Montfort Jones Ethel Gray, br. f, 4, by Hessian Sweet Marjoram, by Dinna Forget. AVillis Sharpe Kilmer Exterminator, ch. g, 0, by McGet Fair Empress, by Jim Gore. Kilrane Stable Irish Dream, b. c, 4, by The Cur-ragh Trance, by Ben Brush. George AV. Loft On AVatch, br. c, 4, by Colin Rubia Grauda, by Grcenan. George AV. IoH Donnacoua, b. c, 4, by Prince Palatine Kildouan. by Ladas. AVm. Martin Bridesman, br. li, 5, by Louawand Fleur d'Orange, by AVilliam the Third. AVm. Martin Bellsolar. b. m, 5, by Solar Star Kitty Relle Rrooks, by Clifford. Thomas C. McDowell High Command, ch. g, 4, by The Manager ElIen-a-Dale, by Allan-a-Dale. Thomas C. McDowell Distinction, b.. f, 4, by The Manger Alanarka, by Allan-a-Dale. Edward R. McLean The Porter, b. li. (J, by Sweep Ballet Girl, by St. Leonards. Edward R. McLean Lcochares, b. g, 11, by Rroomstick Leayonora, by AVoolsthorpc. Oneck Stable Houyhnlinm, ch. g, 3, by Huou JSolibinct, by Inverness. J. AV. Parrish Midway, ch. h, 7, by Ballot Thirty-third, by Sir Dixon. jQuiney Stable Playfellow, b. c, 3, by Fair Play Mahubah, by Rock Sand. Rancocas Stable Lucullite, br. h, 0, by Trap Rock Lucky Lass,, by Ormondale. Rancocas Stable Purchase, ch. h, 5, by Ormondale Cherryola, by Tanzmeistcr. Rancocas Stable Mad Hatter, b. li, 5, by Fair Play Madcap, by Rock Sand. Rancocas Stable Cirrus, b. h, , by Tracery Morningside, by Meddler. Rancocas Stable Thunderclap, blk. g, 5, by Vul-rain Bandana, by Star Shoot. Redstone Stable Gcorgie, .ch. g, 4, by Star Shoot Fair Atalnntu. by Knight of the Thistle. Redstone Stable Gladiator, b. c, 4, by Superman Lotawauna. by Trenton. J. K. L. Ross Roniface, b. h, C, by Transvaal Cerina, by Meddler. J. K. L. Ross Sir Rarton, ch. h, 5, by Star Shoot Lady Sterling, by Hanover. J. K. L. Ross Rilly Kelly, br. g, 5, by Dick Welles Glena, by Free Knight. J. K. L. Ross Star A'oter, ch. c, 3, by Ballot-Starry Night, by Star Shoot. J. K. L. Ross Registrar, ch. c, 3, by Friar Rock Star of Danube, by Star Shoot. J. K. L. Ross Pampas, ch. c, 3, by Short Grass Ellaugowau. by Do Reauvoir. J. K. L. Ross Oriole, br. c, 3, by Assagai Hawksora, by Hawkswick. John Shaughnessy War Note, ch. h, , by Spanish Prince Sun Maiden, by Sundridge. Chas. A. Stoneliam Rilly Rarton, br. c, 3, by Huou Mary Lc Bus, by St. Savin. Chas. A. Stoneliam Yellow Hand, b. g, 4, by Rossendale Yellow Sea, by Martagoiii The Iexington Stable Eternal, br. h, 0, by Sweep Hazel Burke, by Sempionius. AVestinount Stable Sennings Park, ch. li, , by Jim Gaffney Irish Queen, by Bearcatcher. H. P. Whitney Upset, ch. c, 4, by AA'hisk Broom II. Pankhurst, by A'oter. II. 1. AVhitney John I'. Grier, oh. c, 4, by AVhisk Broom II. Wonder, by Disguise. H. P. AA'hitiiey AA'ildair, b. c, 4, by Broomstick Verdure, by Peter Pan. H. P. AVhitney Dr. Clark, ch. g, 4, by Broomstick Panasine, by Peter Pan. II. V. AVhitney Exodus, ch. c, 3, by Peter Pan First Flight, by Thrush. H. V. Whitney Dartmoor, ch. c, 3, by AVhisk Broom II. Pankbutst, by A'oter. H. P. Whitney Broomspun, b. c, 3, by Broomstick Spun' Glass, by Rock Sand. II. P, Whitney--Tryst ir. dk. r. 3, by Peter Pan -Tryst, by St, Aniant. If. P. 'AA'hitney Princess Pandora, ch. t, .li, by Peter Pan Queen of Hearts, by Hamburg. II. P. AVhitney Prudery, br. f. 3, by Peter Pan Polly Flinders, by Burgomaster. H. P. AVhitney Ararat, br. g. 3, by Broomstick Doreiet, by Peter Pan. II. P. AVhitney Crocus, b. f, 3, by Broomstick Inaugural, by A'oter. II. P. AVhitney Dis Done, br. c, 3, by Sardana-palc Iidy Hamburg II., by Ogden. George D. Widener Lanius, ch. g, 0, by Llan-gibby Southern Belle, by Ayrshire. J. E. AVidener Fair Gain, ch. g, 4, by Vulcain Fairy Gold, by Bend Or. J. E. AVidener Pilgrim, b. g, 4, by Garry Herrmann Zoola, by St. Gatien. J. E. AVidener Ivernian, b. c, 3, by Llangibby Fleur d'Orange, by AVilliam the Third. R. T. AVilson Knight of the Heather, blk. g. 3. by Ogden MadcUen, by Knight of the Thistle. Xalapa Farm .John Paul Jones, b. c, 3, by Tracery Moneta III., by Spearmint. Xalapa Farm Mnlciber. blk. c. 3, by Yiilrain Taiiol:i, liy The Commoner. Xalapa Farm Bon Ilouune, b. c, 3, by Sweep Sue Smith, by Musettu. 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Toxophilite has long been dead and turned to dust, but through his wonderful son, Musket, and the bitter's descendants Cabin, Spearmint. Maxim, Foul Shot and others which have; reached our shores, ho is still a potent factor in the breeding of England, Australia and the United States as well. This lends interest to the following observations concerning this horse from the entertaining pen of England's master turf writer, AV. Allison, under the head of "Thick AVind": "We have read a great deal about Toxophilite of late and his supposed roaring infirmity, which must be more or less of a niyth, seeing that he started favorite in the Derby of his year and finished second to Beadsman, won the Ascot Derby, the Don-caster Stakes and other races, while, as a four-year-old, he won over the Ditch In more than two miles and the Queen's Plate course at Goodwood, three miles five furlongs, beating Goahead and Gourd. This does not suggest any respiratory trouble at that time, and I suppose there never was a more severe course than that Queen's Plate one at Goodwood, which is never used now. They started at the Charlton Down, to the northwest of the stand, ran over to the east of the clump to go the outside circle of the hill and returned to the east of the .clump about three miles five furlongs. That was Toxophilite's last victory, but he ran for the Goodwood Cup (which we now know is close on two miles six furlongs) two days later, and there is, perhaps, little to wondvr at that in bis next race, the Burgundy Stakes at York August Meeting, we find the following Calendar record: "Four to 1 on Toxophilite. Toxophilite ruptured a blood vessel in the head and was pulled up at the distance." All this surely is against the tradition of his roaring, for who would lay 1 to 1 on a roarer over two miles, which was the distance of the race in question? CASES IN POINT. "I hardly think that stories about Toxophilite being a roarer are worthy of credence, nor does it really matter very much, anyway, for, as I said the other day, it is not possible to find a modern pedigree which is not chock-full of reputed roaring and bleeding lines, study it and excuse it as you may. There Is little doubt that many of the dubious cases may be classed under the head of thick wind, and animals so affected might be passed sound one day and rejected the next. Persimmon most certainly made a noise in running for the Middle Park Plate, when he was not quite up to the mark. Sceptre did so in most pronounced fashion in her first race at Goodwood, but after a strong gallop the next morning won, running away, jn the afternoon. She was, I believe, galloped two miles in the early morning when it was known that she was to be examined that day before the conclusion of her sale for $15,000. She and others of the Agnes family have inherited this peculiarity of thick wind it can hardy be styled an infirmity, for it does not stop them from covering any distance when they are fit. The only point against them is that they need to be clean wound up, and in a season like this "winding up" is a serious matter. It is nut disputed that Lemonora makes a noise of sorts, but it has not troubled him in the slightest degree when racing, and the Grand Prix fifteen furlongs over which he won is more severe than the fourteu furlongs at Doncaster. In short, there is really little or nothing to choose between Craig an Eran and Lemmiora, of which it is reckoned by some who should know best that Lemonora is at least as good a stayer as the 2,000 guineas winner, it not better. For myself, I cannot Imagine Craig an Eran failing to stay, but there is no doubt he hail better luck than his stable companion when running for the Derby, and the distance between them at the finish of the St. Lexer is not likely to be nearly so great, if they are both well on the day. Lemonora may owe his undoubted stamina to his double cross of Isonomy. The Agnes blood in his case does not come at the root of the pedigree, but through his graudam, AVord of Honour, by Saraband (son of Muncaster). Her dam Gehcimuiss was a wonder of speed, but diI not stay. This, however, was the sort of basis on which the late Duke of Beaufort liked to breed, using a staying horse and a speedy marc, and on that scheme of breeding he produced l'etronel, by Musket, out of the sprinting Crytheia. . TOXOPHILITE'S OWNER. "It is probably more than half-forgotten by now that Toxophilite. when he ran for the Derby, for which lie started favorite, was the properly of Lord Derby. Who. was then prime minister, with Mr. Disraeli as leader of the house of commons. The favoritism of Toxophilite for the Derby was due possibly in a large measure to the public wish that Iortl Derby should bring off the double event of premiership and the Derby, which would have been something like a triple in his case; but it did not Unite come off, and Beadsman beat him by a length. There was an interval of many years after before a British prime minister did actually win the Derbv in 1894. and that triumph fell to the lot of Lord Rosebery with Ladas, which brought off my double event prophecy, that his lordship would be premier and win the Derby that year. If was a great double indeed and the zenith of Lord Rosebery's great career, which, though it may be said to have reached the highest point of all its greatness then, by no means proceeded to 'sink to its setting,' for two other home-bred Derby winners Sir A'isto and Cicero followed, and Lord Rosebery himself has again and again delighted audiences and readers. I do not think he is many years older than I am. and there is plenty of time for him to breed another Derby winner, especially if Moutein, which he sent to Grey Fox this year, should prove in foal and produce a colt. She has never yet bred anything but fillies." Stake Dates for 1921 STAKE DATES FOR 1921 Huron Handicap. Saratoga Springs, N. Y.. August 25 Kentucky Selling Stakes, Saratoga Springs, N. Y August 20 Saratoga Steeplechase, Saratoga Springs, ' N. Y AiiKimt 27 Splnaway Stakes. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. . August 27 Merchants and Citizens' Handicap, Saratoga Springs, N. Y August 27 Amsterdam Selling Stakes, Saratoga Springs, N. Y .August 29 Albany Handicap, Saratoga Springs, N. Y August 30 Hopeful Stakes, Saratoga Springs, N. Y... August 31 Saratoga Cup. Saratoga Springs, N. Y August 31 Latonia Handicap, Latonia, Ky September 3 Autumn Handicap, Latonia, Ky September 5 Covington Handicap, Latonia, Ky September 10 Fort Thomas Handicap, Latonia, Ky.. .September 17 Latonia Championship Stakes, Latonia, Ky September 17 Twin City Handicap, Latonia. Ky September 24 Capital Handicap, Laurel, Md October 4 Queen City Handicap, Latonia. Ky October 1 Annapolis Handicap, Laurel, Md October 8 Chevy Chase Steeplechase, Laurel, Md. .. .October S Latonia Cup, Latonia, Ky October S National Handicap, Laurel, Md October 12 Maryland Handicap, Laurel, Md October ID

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