Qd.cinp\ D&rly \ Form VOL. IV. NO. 193. CHICAGO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1(>, 1898. PRICE, 5 CENTS HAWTHORNE RACING. The tremendous rain storm of the early morn- ing flooded the track at Hawthorne, and although its well-tiled surface was safe horse- men used the blue pencil to such an extent that the card of six races was so disfigured as to be hardly recognizable. The third race— for which 8torm King, Dare II., David Tenny, Eddie Burke, Dunois and Dr. Sheppard were engaged — was declared off, the others all scratching away from Foster Bros.’ big mud-eater. The sixth race, a selling affair at six furlongs, was also declared off, and so to make up the five races of the day a one-mile selling race was sub- stituted. Of the fifty entries in the four original races, twenty-one were scratched. The second race was the only one greatly injured, but here Jolly Roger, Greatland, Queen of Song, Souchon and Tulla Fonso declining the issue, practically deprived the event of interest. Despite the un- favorable outlook— and quite outside the acci- dents of racing— there were matters deterrent in nature, yet a large crowd of persons appear- ed at the course. The sky cleared at 1:30 p.m. and the afternoon was a most enjoyable one from the weather standpoint. Where on Satur- day last twenty-one bookmakers appeared in the betting ring proper (there had been twenty- two but for lack of tools with which to do busi- ness), only thirteen regular pencillers “cut in.” In the first race Bannockburn, the high-class stake horse, got away third to Bliss Rucker and Lizzie Cavalier and in the first furlong going to the front, galloped all the way, Lizzie Cavalier, always second, beating Hosi ten lengths. Bliss Rucker fell away after going three-eighths and Black Fonso showed third to the last three-sixteenths, when, dying away, the race for third money was left to Sybaris and Hosi, the latter winning in a drive. Miss Fairmount, “absolutely,” was beaten one- eight of a mile. Jinks, a 2 to 5 shot, had a tight race of it with Boney Boy, the pair outracing the others from the start. The son of Blitzen, if ridden by a stronger boy than Rose, might have won even in the deep going next the fence, the position he was in after reaching the home stretch. Tur- ner, on the favorite, worked tooth and nail clear in from the last eighth post and finally landed Jinks a winner. Approval, getting off third, was outrun by L. Pillott Jr, who was third to the last eighth. At the finish Doremus came from behind and beat Approval for the show money. Sevens could never get to the horses mentioned. “Lon”Haskell,once a great pigeon shot and now owner of Elidad, has all along said : “Someday my horse will win a good race ” And yesterday it came off. Elidad’s post price was 60, 8, 3 to 2 and some of the bookmakers said as the horses went to the post : “Strange as it may seem, there is smart money going on Elidad.” However, the post price would indicate that very little money was bet on the winner. Elidad got off to a good start for all but Mr. Easton, who was four lengths behind the bunch passing the judges the first time. Around the first turn •Elidad, in the lead, was joined by Her Favor, ^ue two racing alongside to the middle of the upper turn where Her Favor fell back to Daisy F. and Friar John, which pair had run up the back stretch four lengths behind the leaders. Elidad at once began to open a big gap and at every stride he went further away, so that at the finish he won pulled to a walk by many yards. Mr. Easton had caught his horses at the last quarter, and, passing on, he was second home from Friar John by many lengths, the last named horse just beating Her Favor. Daisy F., pulled up, was at the last sixteenth post when Elidad crossed the wire. Peter Riley laid 150 to 1 for $15 against Elidad. W. H. Cherry and Frank Phillips had a bet down on the long shot. Dick Speakman, Willie Martin’s friend, had $35 on. Vitrola went out in front for the fourth race but was caught at the fai; turn by Con Reagan who, passing to the front was hard ridden in the last 50 yards to stall off the bold bid of Del Paso II, who ran second the last quarter and one jump past the wire was in the lead of Con Reagan. C. H. Whelan was always third. Brother Fred stayed in company for three- eighths. In the last race King Bermuda led for three- quarters, where Swordsman passed him. Here Reuben Rowett was third. King Bermuda and Reuben Rowett stopped in the straight, and Winslow, passing them 150 yards out, went hot after Swordsman, who, though brought to a drive, managed to win. Winslow 7 beat the others off, and Can’t Dance, plugging along through the mud, outstayed the tiring lot that had made the pace and ran third. Jay Bird was second to King Bermuda for a quarter, then fell away stride by stride. Sister Adele finished “abso- lutely.” In the report of the disqualification of Cherry Leaf and Nathanson in favor of Madrilene August 11, it was stated that Mr. T. C. McDowell, owner of Madrilene, was called into the judges stand before the decision was made. The gentleman referred to said yesterday: “I was not in the judges stand on the occasion men- tioned; never had an idea of making any kick, and as far as I know, no claim for foul was lodged.” Mr. J. F. Caldwell, one of America’s veteran starters, took his position at Hawthorne Mon- day and will there touch off the machine for the balance of the meeting. It seems Caldwell was engaged for Hawthorne six months ago but the management being asked by horse owners and trainers to give W. F. Bruen a week’s trial, employed the young starter, with the permission of Mr. Caldwell. Bruen’s work was entirely satisfactory to the Haw- thorne officials, and the public concurred in ap- plauding his efforts. Mr. Caldwell’s starting yesterday was nearly perfection. Bad actors at the post will be barred until they are schooled to break with the others. NOTES OF THE TURF. The Kentucky Association grounds have be- gun to assume an air of bustle and business. Stables are being put in order for the annual influx of yearlings which are broken every fall at this track. Among the yearlings which have already come in are those of Bromley & Co., which are being handled by Wm. Steele, who was with Bauer & Co. last season. The Eastin <fc Larabie string has also arrived and are being broken by Ed Headley. Among these is a full sister to Halma. Cy Hughes also took up a number of youngsters this week. Will Hayes is also expected in a few days to break the yearlings belonging to his brother T. P. Hayes. — (The Thoroughbred Record.) Probably the best yearlings at Latonia are those belonging to vV. Showalter. The two most promising of the lot are fillies. Horsemen who have watched this pair work say that they are two of the finest youngsters they ever looked at. One of them is a nail sister to rancnita il., by W’agner— Glen Belie. The otner is by Likely, and her work shows that she does not belie the name of her sire. Mr. Uus oiidUs will tuis week ship his string i of horses at the Kentucky Association track to I Newport. It includes Dad Steele, Clara C, ' ' Claret Cup and several two-year-olds. AQUEDUCT FORM CHART. AQUEDUCT, L. I., August 15.— First day. Queen’s County Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather clear; track good. Presiding Judge, Wm. C. Cozier. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Racing starts at 2 :00 p. m. 7847 FIRST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. $400 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, fnd Horses Wt St y% \ StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C~ 7621 CHENILLE 95 3 7664 COLLATERAL 101 2 7500 LENNEP 98 6 7664 WOODRANGER 100 1 7718 TEN SPOT 101 7 7725 DEBRIDE 101 10 7725 VIGENTA 107 4 7414 SCULPTOR 92 5 7557 COME QUICK 96 8 MET HOD Y 102 10 1H Maher 24 E Jones 34 James 46 O’Connor 54 Moody Songer 73 O’Leary 85 Michaels 9^ Kitley M J Daly J McCarty & Co T P Hayes W Jennings P Nolan T D Sullivan Gormley Bros Thomas Green F Smith McDermott J S Curtis 4 5 4 4 10 15 10 15 3-5 7-103 5 3-5 6 8 6 7 10 30 10 20 10 12 10 10 10 20 10 15 30 100 30 100 20 60 20 40 20 200 20 200 Time, 12%, 24%, 49%, 1 :02%, 1 :08. Winner— Ch. f, 4, by Bramble— Miss Olive. Start fair. Won handily ; second and third driving. The distance suited Chenille, com- bined with luck and a winning ride. Collateral got off flying and ran well. Lennep had no chance with the ride she got. She was away badly. Was easily the best. Woodranger wants a longer route. Debride was out of place. Vigenta can do better. Scratched— Inspection, 92; Follow the Flag, 92. Corrected Weight— Sculptor, 92. 7848_ Ind Horses SECOND RACE — 1 Mile. $400 added. 3-year-olds. Selling. Wt St H Yk \ StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 95 5 62 42 11 13 12 Moody T F Barrett & Co 6 8 6 7 99 7 54 34 21 21 224 Maher M Clancy 8-5 8-5 6-5 6-5 99 1 42 54 fi 41 3 h Songer J Hynes Ac Co 10 20 10 15 108 3 3» 24 32 33 414 Simms M L Havman 3 34 3 3 101 2 2h 6 61 51 55 O’Leary R Whitford 10 20 10 15 106 6 7 7 7 63 6» O’Connor W C Daly 15 30 15 25 103 4 1« 1« 51 7 7 O’Donnell Jere Dunn 8 10 8 8 (7713) LONG ACRE (7616) MAXI MO GOMEZ 77252UHA RAG RACE 76643 HIGH PRIEST 77133GUN METAL 7564 MERLIN (7564) RUBY LIPS Time, 25%, 50%, 1 :03%, 1 :16%, 1 :43%. Winner— B, c, by St. George— Belle coring. Start good. Won handily. Long Acre was lucky and well handled. He is very good. Maximo Gomez had a bad start and was probably the best. Charagrace, lucky and well handled, appears to like this track. High Priest ran impressively after being shut off on the back stretch. Gun Metal wants a long race and mud. He is very good. Scratched— Woodranger, 99; Game Boy, 98; Pink Cliambray, 95; Helmsdale, 104. 7849 THIRD RACE— 5-8 Mile. $400 added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Ind Horses 77293LEANDO Wt St *4 \ Str.Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 112 3 112 9 112 4 112 8 7726 TENNITH 7726 THE GARDENER 7641 IMPROVIDENT 5470 THE MASCOT 7544 DR. FITZSIMMONS 112 2 WILD AIRS 109 11 7729 SUBJECT 109 1 5290 KILARMA 109 7 SUBLET 112 5 FAVONIUS 112 6 112 10 1010 91 61 41 1« Maher 14 14 14 14 2« Garrigan 81 61 2« 2 h 3* Spencer F B Alexander 6-5 6-5 1 11-10 W H Karrick 10 10 8 10 L O Appleby 3 4 3 34 31 34 42 O’Leary F L Parker 4 8 4 6 51 51 52 Michaels E Thomas Ac Co 20 100 20 75 J C Fitzsimmons 8 10 8 8 GF Johnson 20 40 20 30 W C Daly 15 15 15 15 W Lakeland 15 40 10 30 Gatewood J White 10 40 10 40 B T & E LittlefieldlO 40 10 30 3 H 21 61 51 44 43 41 $2 6'j Songer 72 E Jones 2h 31 8 8 81 O’Connor 9 8 9 9 910 James 11 10 10 10 10 54 11 11 11 11 Penn Time, 13. 24%, 1 :03%. Winner— Ch. c, by Linden— Gleam. Start straggling. Won driving hard; second and third also driving. Leando was best today. He wants a longer race and closed a big gap from a bad beginning. Tennitli had speed and ran well, but stopped at the end. The Gardener got away badly and made up much ground. Im- provident stopped after showing speed, which was unlike him. He generally comes strong at the end. The Mascot and Dr. Fitzsimmons ran well. Fitzsimmons prefers a route and mud. Wild Airs, almost left, closed at the end. Scratched— Wesa, 109. PT O FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile aud 40 Yards. $400 added. 3-year-oids and upward. i OOVJ Selling. Ind Horses Wt St l 4 % h StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 78403 HER OWN 7728 BEN RONALD (7725) LANSDALE 7713 BRIGHTON 104 1 U4 D4 12 li 14 O’Connor Mrs W C Daly 7 20 7 15 108 2 34 4 4 24 23 Simms M F Dwyer 2-7 1-3 2-7 2-7 103 3 4 32 31 4 35 O’Leary W L Oliver 5 7 5 7 105 4 24 2 h 2 h 34 4 Gatewood Mrs M C Lyles 6 10 6 8 Time, 24%, 49%, 1 :15%, 1 :42%, 1 :45%. Winner— B. f, 4, by Galore— Queen’s Own. Start good. Won driving. Her Own was best to-day and ran her race. Ben Ronald was a bad horse and is possibly staling. Lansdale ran his race. Brighton showed speed. Scratched— Debride, 102; Swamp Angel, 100; Nil Desperandum, 99; Campania, 99; Long Acre, 89. FIFTH RACE-5-8 Mile. $400 added. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses (7726)TUT TUT 109 3 77263ST. CLAIR 108 9 76652TYRBA 95 6 7201 MAIL BAG 103 5 (77l7)COUNTRY DANCE 103 11 75882 PASSAIC 106 4 7494 LADY SCARLET 101 10 77142CROWN 97 8 76653SIR FLORIAN 101 1 (77i4)GADFLY 101 7 5539 ROSE MAY 107 2 Wt St h Vt \ StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C lG l 1 14 14 Maher J S Wadsworth 7-5 8-5 6-5 7-5 22 2^ 23 24 Cunn’gham T F Barrett & Co 3 4 3 34 G B Morris 8 W L Oliver 5 L O Appleby 4 R Earle 5 J E McCarty Ac ColO T L Reynolds 20 F Reagan Ac Co 10 Sydney Paget 10 B T Ac E Littlefield20 30 Moody 34 34 41 44 Jones 81 54 61 53 Spencer 41 41 51 63 Songer 51 61 71 72 James 11 11 8 81° Michaels 10 10 9 93 O’Leary 71 8i 10 10 O’Connor 92 9 11 11 McCreery •p » , q, . . r T . Time, 12%, 24%, 49%, 1:01%. B. f, by Strathmore— La Juive. Start fair. Won driving. The first and second horses outclassed the others. Tut Tut was l -ckv at the start and finely handled. St. Clair ran a good race and is a good one. Tyrba closed grouud. Mail Bag was a good horse, but belongs elsewhere. Country Dauco was away badly and eased at the end. Passaic and Lady Scarlet had bad luck but ran well. Scratched— Klondyke Queeu. 92. 8 5 4 8 5 40 10 100 20 20 10 20 10 100 20 0AILY RACING FORM ISSUED EVERY DAY. 4 DA.ILY REFLECTION OF THE AMEBIOAN TURF BY TELEGRAPH. OAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO. Editor F. H. Brunell. Associate Editor, C. C. Riley. 126, 5th Ave., Chicago, 111. Entered in the Post Office at Chicago as sec- sad class matter. COPYRIGHTED. Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1898, by Frank H. Bruneian the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C., U. S. A. [The chart numbers of Daily Racing Form must not be need. They are copyrighted daily and will be keenly protected J. SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. Subscriptions Must be Paid in Advance. TERMS: Per Month $ 1.25 Half Year 7.50 One Year 14.00 The above rates are for single copies as sealed letters— first-class mail. 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Nutter, $5; Numa, $5; Kingrica, $5; Barney Saal, $3; field, $5. Daily Racing Form in San Francisco. Readers of Daily Racing Form in San Fran- cisco can get the paper regularly from Foster & Orear, Ferry Building, foot of Market Street. ST. LOUIS FORM. St. Loui9, Mo., August 15.— The form of Tues- day’s Fair Grounds fields is: First Race — Cousin Lizzie, Little Sallie, Aspasia II. Second Race— Seaport, King Oscar, Aberegate. Third Race— Celtic Bard, Countess Irma, Serf. Fourth Race — Sir Gatian, Uncle Bill, LaFay- ette. Fifth Race— Mound City, Be True, Borden. 8ixth Race— Wilson, Harry Shannon, Prince of India. ST. LOUIS ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses Age. Wt. Hdcp. 7280 Aspasia II , 3.. ..100 .. .... 580 7675 Picarona 4.. ..100 .. ....575 7537 Repeal 4.. ....525 7771 Picayune 3.. .. 95 .. ....550 6140 Mace Russell 3.. .. 95 .. ... 565 Ethel J 3.. . . 95 Milt 3.. 7771 Miss Anita 3.. .. 95 .. ... 530 6848 W hi tela 3.. ..95 .. ....520 77712Little Bailie 3.. .. 95 .. 7558 Dora G . . 95 . . . ... 550 7558 Cousin Lizzie 3.. .. 95 .. Second Race — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. 73933 KiDg Oscar 107 640 7853 Aberegate 107 635 7853 Moch 107 625 7806 3 Seaport 107 650 7631 Skink 107 625 7631 Beuvidere 107 620 7560 Tom Kingsley 104 615 7772 Tewanda 104 620 7810 Katie Longfellow 77322Countess Irma 7759 Amber Glints 5. 78242Minerva 7808 Briggs 7806 Tutuilla 7388 Floridas 7773 Bequeath 3. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (7758)Sir Gatian 108 700 773330ur Nellie 113 665 7755 Rainmaker 103 615 (7364)Uncle Bill 103 680 6997 Rea 103 680 7775 Rose Ash 103 655 5886 Dick Collins 103 640 (7673) Nan Dora 103 630 7758 Georgie 103 620 780d 3 La Fayette 98 675 7758 Hittick 98 ......660 7018 Minnie Stone 98 655 7755 Miss Gerard 98 600 Little Louie R 98 7599 The Crawfish 98 660 Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile. All Ages. Grasshopper Selling. 5.. ..114 .. 7805 John Boone 5.. ..114 .. ....665 6538 Hospital ..114 .. .... 600 7613 Thurman 8.. ..114 .. ...610 4180 Jim Watson 5.. .114 .. .... 600 (7853)Prompto 7773 Borden 3.. 3.. ..110 .. ..110 .. .... 680 ...670 7824 Trombone 3.. ..no .. .... 700 7504 Ordago 3.. ..107 .. ... 625 (7754) Mound City 3.. .107 .. 5974 King Zelda 3.. .105 .. .... 600 7758 3 Be True 2 :. 88 .. .... 685 7733 Sir Blaze 2.. . . 83 . . ....660 7673 Flying Bird 2.. . . 80 . . . . . . 675 (6315)Irene F 2 ..80 .. ....650 Sixth Race— 1 Mile and ‘20 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 7776 Silver Set .... 4.. ..105 .. .... 665 7810 2 Prince of India .... 4.. ..104 .. ....685 7810 Harry Shannon .... 5.. ..103 .. ....690 7825 Anger .... 4.. ..101 .. ...660 7805 Helen H Gardner .... 5.. ..101 .. ....640 7806 2 Libation .... 3.. . . 99 . . ...670 3666 Cappy .... 4.. ..99 .. ....665 7826 3 Coufession .... 4.. . . 99 . . 7858 Domsie .... 3.. . . 96 . . 7693 Wilson .... 3.. .... 700 7736 Lord Neville .... 3.. .. 93 .. ....670 7773 Chiquita II .... 3.. .. 88 .. ....680 AQUEDUCT FORM. New York, N. Y., August 15.— The form of Tuesday’s Aqueduct fields is: First Race— Tophet, Subject, Bard Lodi. Second Race— Lennep, Slasher, Sly Fox. Third Race— Frohman, Rotterdam or Head- light, Tinge. Fourth Race— Tendresse, Claroba, Jean Inge- low. Fifth Race— Rotterdam or Campania, Lans- dale, Vanessa. ce — Field Lark, Anson L, Sculptor. 7852 SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. $400 added. 3-year*olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses Wt St v< y% \ StrFin Jockey 8 Owners O H L c 3098 ROSSI FER 102 2 11 24 23 23 13 E J<.nes G F Johnson 6 8 6 8 77273DECIDE 99 3 21 14 U U 2 h Maher W Lakeland 8-5 3 8-5 n 7725 TARANTO 102 4 32 33 31 3 h 34 Bergen M Bergen 4 5 4 4 7564 COM. TRAVELER 92 7 61 7 44 41 41 O’Connor W Jennings 5 6 4 5 71303EIN 102 1 41 54 53 51 56 Songer J Hynes 6c Co 4 6 4 4 77182GRACE GILTNER 93 5 8 8 8 7 6« Kitley T P Hayes 6 10 6 6 7727 MASTER JAMES 105 9 54 6 6h 6» 71 Spencer C Kerb 10 20 10 15 7764 2 G OVER NOR BUDD 105 10 9 9 9 8 84 O’Leary VV L Oliver 8 15 8 12 7488 JAMES M UNROE 99 6 10 10 10 9 9 Garrigau T Costello 10 20 10 15 7727 RED SPIDER 94 8 7" 44 7» 10 10 Moody M F Stephenson 12 30 12 20 6566 WOODFAWN 101 11 11 11 11 11 11 McDermottWiIJiam Boyle 30 60 30 30 Time, 25i£, 50, 1:15^,1:43%. Winner— Ch. c, 4, by Rossington- -Inez. Start straggling. Won easily. Rossifer was best today. Decide is not a staver. Is cood and' speedy, but wants a shorter route. Taranto ran his race. Commercial Traveler is inferior. Ein wants mud and a route. Grace Giltner had no chance at tbe start. Scratched— Bastion, 99. AQUEDUCT ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race- 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 7665 Somers 110 655 7371 Prince of Wales 110 660 John B. Doerr Jr., b. c, by Great Tom— Glenview 110 7295 Kosteletzkri 104 640 Eight* en Carat, ch. c. by Gold- en Garter— Mollie Walton. ..104 7714 Seraphic 104 650 7641 3 Tophet 102 675 Jim Byrne 101 7849 Subject 101 670 Wesa, br. f, by Dutch Roller- Wood ranee 101 7126 Ben Lodi 96 665 5470 Sensina fc3 645 Second Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wgt. Hdcp. 7200 Sly Fox . s 121 690 7847 3 Lennep 109 . 700 7645 Slasher 695 Venetian 101 . Third Race— About 7-8 Mile. 150 feet short. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. . ... 104 .... ..575 7847 Debride 4.. ..116 ... ...655 ..585 7728 Tinge ...680 ....104 .... ..615 7713 Tanis .. . ...670 . ... 104 .... ..575 7713 Rotterdam 4.. ..Ill ... ...695 . ... 102 .... .620 7557 Squan ..108 ... . . . 650 ... 102 .... ..600 7270 Mizpah .108 ... . . . 665 . ... 102 .... 7667 Vanessa .106 ... .. 660 20 Yards. 7664-Frohman 3.. ..101 ... ...700 Selling. 7290 Headlight ..110 ... ...690 ....104 .... .630 Fourth Race— 5-8 Mile. ....103 .... ..700 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. ....101 .... ..665 7729 Wine Press ..109 ... ...675 ....101 .... .690 (7641)Aithea ..109 ... ....101 .... 7851 Gadfly ..109 ... ....101 .... ..655 7669 3 Tendresse . . 109 ... .. 700 ...101 .... ..625 7729 Jean Ingelow. ..104 ... .. 690 ....101 .... .635 7641 Earline .... 99 .... .600 7295 Kosteletzkri .. ..99 ... . . 640 93 ... . 640 77143Claroba . . 99 ... . . . 695 .... 90 .... ..635 70922Falella ..99 ... ...680 Mile. 7714 Candlestick .. . ...660 Fifth Race— 1 Mile and 40 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 7713 Rotterdam 4.... 108 700 7850 3 Lansdale 6 103 685 7273 Campania 5 97 690 7667 Vanessa 4 97 680 7848 Merlin 3.... 92 675 Sixth Race— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 5940 St. Frusquin .. 3... .108 655 7852 Governor Budd .. 5... .105 Progressive .. 4... .103 9309 Fernandine .103 640 2349 Anson L .. 4... .103 690 6527 Napoleon Bonaparte .. .. 3... .102 670 76433 Bastion .. 4... .100 7852 Wood fawn .. 4... .100 660 7715 3 La Russe .. .. 3... . 99 7645 3 Field Lark .. 3... . 95 700 7166 Dr. Withrow .. 3... . 95 6*0 7847 Sculptor .. 3... . 86 685 WINDSOR FORM . Windsor, Ont., August 15. The form of Tuesday’s Windsor fields is: First Race— Leoncie, Purse Proud, Nover. Second Race— Fannie Taylor, Lizzie Kelly, Mouzeltoff. Third Race— Miss Gussie, Cogmoosey, What Next. Fourth Race— J. E. Clines, Primavera, Ocie Brooks. Fifth Race— Rey del Mar, Demosthenes, Homelike. Sixth Race— G. R. Longhurst, Bagpipe, Bromo. WINDSOR ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather cloudy ; track fast. First Race— 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horses. Age Wgt. Hdcp. 7777 K C .114 . 650 7724 Devault .... 5... .114 . 655 7703 Purse Proud .... 4... .112 . 670 7723 Pop Dixon .... 4... .112 . 660 7843 Sir Errol .112 . .... 635 78113Nover .111 . .. ..665 7781 Nero ....10... Ill . 630 77193Qlen Albyn .... 4... .109 . .... 645 7634 Miss A1 Farrow .... 4... .107 . 650 7822 Leoncie .... 4... .107 . 675 7817 Minnie Price .... 4... .107 . 640 Second Race- -5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. 7818 Amelia T .109 . 625 7820 Lizzie R .109 . 650 7623 Sallie J 1(W 655 7720 Silver Fish 105 660 77783 Fannie Taylor 105 675 7116 Leal II 104 625 7778 Love Letter II 102 640 7814 Meiode 102 635 7818 3 Lizzie Kelly 102 670 7842 King’s Ransom 101 630 7425 Mouzeltoff 100 665 7814 Hat Wilson 97 .645 Third Race— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 78433 What Next 4 117 685 (7815) Henry Launt 4.... 117 68& 6804 Hairpin 3 105 670 78192(’ogmoosey 4 104 690 778?2pearl 3.... 91 675 78432Miss Gussie 3 91 700 Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. (7780 )Ocie Brooks 101 665 7691 Primavera 10i 670 78123J E Clines 99 675 7780 By George 96 655 7820 Overboard 95 650 7814 Prospero 92 660 Fifth Race— 1 1-4 Miles. 3- year-olds and upward. 8elling. 7154 Alarum 4 106 645 77823Rey del Mar 8 104 675 (7723)Kathie May I 102 742 7782 Lady of the West 3 101 650 (7811)Trivoli 4.... 99 640 7750 Intriguer 4 91 635 7815 Brulare 3 91 625 77813Judge Quigley 3 91 660 7705 Dudley E 3.... 91 655 7819 Homelike 3 86 665 78222Aunie Taylor 3 86 652, 78153Demosthenes 4 83 670 Sixth Race— 1 Mile. 4- year-olds and upward. Selling. 7753 Our Bishop 4 112 650 7811 Skylark 8 111 645 7781 2 Bagpipe 6 ... Ill 670 7703 Lauretta D 6 .... 109 665 7822 Dr. Pitts 4 ... 109 640 (7823)Lady Maud 5 109 625 7821 Bromo 4.... 109 665 76622G. R. Longhurst 4.... 109 675 76343Elsina 4.... 107 655 CLOHESEY & CO. POOL ROOM. ..and BOOKMAKERS SUPPLIES. ’Phone Main 2134 48=50 k' TICKETS .... •)j SHEETS . . . j SLATES .... 1 CASH.. .BOXES 4 BLACK- f\ BOARDS, ETC. Wabash Ave. CHICAGO. Goodwin’s OFFICIAL Turf Guide 18 TH YEAR. MORE COMPLETE THAN EVER. A VALUABLE ADDITION MADE. A Form Table to Each Event which shows exact position of every horse which was eiflher 1st, 2d, 3d or 4th at each quarter pole, also positions at start. In^^k portant notes added when required. EvenC^^^* reported from all parts of the country and Canada. Issued the 1st and 15th of every mouth. PRICE 60 CTSEACH For sale at all principal hotels, newsstands, racetracks and publishers’ office. GOODWIN BROS., 1440 Broadway, near 40th Street- 635 640 650 630 615 635 635 625 615 !!!*.'.! 615 600 600 HAWTHORNE FORM. The form of Tuesday’s Hawthorne fields is : First Race-Mr. Johnson, Elsie Q, Cheval d Or Second Race- Paul Griggs, Meddler, Refugee. Third Race— Sardonic, Morte Fonse, Lhugnut. Fourth Race— Molo, Paul Kauvar. Heigh Ho. Fifth Race— Doremus, Numa, Barney Saal. Sixth Race— Caius, Elidad, Nivoce. HAWT HORNE E NTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear ; track slow. First Race— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. [nd. Horses. Age. Wgt. Hdcp. 7742 Old Fox • 7765 Cheval d’Or ' 7257 Mr. Johnson }1J • 77652Flirtation • 7460 Becky Ban }?? 77702Jockey Joe 7651 Barabbas 7794 Nancy Seitz 7384 Nora Ives Pay the Fiddler HO 7685 Elsie G }?? 7737 Frank Ireland }}<J 7860 Boardman H0 Second Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 7694 Meddler 1 — JM 7783 Nat P 5....122 ^ (5521) Fewness 3....112 6a0 (7790) Lucy Belle 2 — JJo ?$n 6954 Refugee 5 .. ..119 7-0 7769 Hardly 3 ...110 67o 48123 Paul Griggs 4....12L 750 7463 Apple Jack 3....11o 670 6071 Redskin 8 — 122 700 7683 Daily Racing Form 3. ...115 66 d 7793 Eleanor Holmes 3 — 110 660 64622 Neutral 8 — 119 §6? (7574)Sir Hobart 3 — 112 6 d0 7766 Treopia 4.... 122 700 (7796)Teulada 3.... 110 6o0 Third Race-1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. 78193 Morte Fonse 6 — 112 740 7739 3 Eddie Jones 3 — 105 690 77972Chugnut 5 — 96 7C0 7840 Sardonic 3 — 92 750 78643Can't Dance 5 — 90 685 Fourth Race — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 78383Star and Crescent 3 — 9) 685 7790 Vice Regal 5 — 106 670 78642 Winslow 6 — 106 690 (7798) Heigh Ho 3.... 91 725 7695 Pitfall 6 ... 106 680 77983 Molo 3.... 96 750 7863 Amanda 6 .... 104 660 (7835) Paul Kauvar 4 — 108 740 Fifth Race- 3-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 7765 Harry Nutter HO 600 7742 Keen Winkle 107 540 6287 Hermita 107 525 7778 Numa HO 615 7571 Anna Bright 107 560 7770 3 Barney Saal 110 605 78603 Doremus... HO 625 7410 Nora C 107 575 7765 Faustile .110 5©0 7765 Potenza 107 58) 7571 Silver Tone HO 595 7789 Bloss HO 600 7789 Fatherland HO 570 7685 Etta P 107 500 7789 Kingrica HO 550 Sixth Race— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 7838 Pug 3. ...115 575 7790 Governor Sheehan 7 — 122 610 7795 Fremont 4 — 122 600 7548 Nivoce 3 — 115 640 7798 Branch ... 3 . ..112 .. — 630 7799 Caius .... 4.. ..119 .. Bob Ross .... 4.. ..115 .. 7838 Prince Blazes .... 3.. ..112 .. ....620 6290 Jim Brown ... 3.. ..112 .. ... 590 7604 Terranet .... 5.. ..117 .. ....630 (7862)Elidad .... 3.. ..115 .. ....645 7859 Black Fonso .... 3.. .112 .. 7464 Florence Chance — .... 3.. .110 .. 78632 Del Paso II .... 5.. ..122 .. ... 630 77963 Agnes C ....625 SARATOGA FORM. Saratoga, N. Y., August 15.— The form of Tuesday’s Saratoga fields is : First Race— Roysterer, Lost Time, Col. Tenny Second Race— St. Callatine, Bai della, Lilian Bell. Third Race— Twinkler, Midstream, Orimar. Fourth Race— White Frost, Peotess, Dr.Catlett Fifth Race— Armament, Keene entry, Ways and Means. SARATOGA ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear ; track fast. First Race— 5 1-2 Fur longs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses. * Age. Wgt. Hdcp. 78032Rovsterer 112 — 783l2Colonel Tenny 112 — 77843Flavius 112 .... 7866 Exception 109 — 7803 Beckon 108 .... 78013 Valdiva 104 .... 78012Garrabrant 104 — 5470 Rhodymenia 104 — 7831 Lost Time 104 .... 7801 Chappaqua 104 — Second Race— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Allov ances. 7283*St. Callatine 119 .... 77633Nearest 1C9 .... (7834) Bardella 109 .... 76492 Margaret Jane 1C9 — (7783)Lilian Bell 109 .... Third Race-1 3-1 « Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (7579) Wax Toy 4.... Ill (7202) Rappahannock 8 — 109 7867 3 Orimar 4.... 104 7785 Knight of the Garter — 4 — 104 2354 Joe Miller 7 — 101 (7868)Twinkler 3 — 101 78343Millstream 3.... 94 7804 Valid 3.... 91 Fourth Race — 1 1-8 Miles. Citizens and Merchants Stal es. $1,250 added 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 78322 Havoc 6....IB1 72C 75543Dr. Catlett 4 .... 112 735 7298 Semper Ego 5 .... 112 730 783(2 White Frost 4 ... 108 75C (7832) Poetess 4.... 107 74C (7556)George Keeno 8 — 106 715 (7698)Estaca 4 ... 105 725 76472 Premier 5..., 90 70C Fifth Race-3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. 77613Hilee 107 6918 Armament 110 *St. Lorenzo, ch. g, by St. Leon- ards— Dart Maiden 104 ♦Interferer, ch. c, by Medd'er— Onoma 104 7786 2 Ways and Means 104 (7801)Bettie Gray 101 7761 Piccola 101 6734 Lady Lindsay 101 77462Rhinelander 110 *J. R. Keene entry. .700 .680 .660 655 640 .670 .645 .650 .690 .675 ...665 ...675 ...685 ...670 ...680 ...700 ...690 ...650 Hdcp .700 .690 .675 .670 .660 .685 'OOPLANPS (5 MILES FRO/A ST LOUIS ON THE WABASH BARNEY SCHREIBER’S MOPEL fARS THE CHOICEST OF AUSTRALIAN BLOOD. FOUL SHOT BY MUSKET-SLANDER. rjs 3 fLongbow (sire of Fen de Joie). I l Legerdemain, (Czarwitch) West An Italian (Derby and St. Leger) Brown Bps* ... Caienri*' (Imported). ... Cassandra. C&p-a-ple (Imported.),.. Bell Brand ! 1th Uriel Miss Bowe .... ( Pantaloon. ( Decry ! Melbourne .... Mov erina ! Camel Daughter of ! Canteen .... Han bletonie S Tros (Imported Alice Grey S Tho Colonel Pister tr C actus. .... ... ) Dover Sophie Touchstone, by Camel. Verbena, by Velociped Catton. by Golnmpns. Tranby's dam by Orville. Castrol. by Bnzzard. Idalia, by Peruvian. Filho-da-Putfc ,by H’ph’zard Finesse, by Peruvian. Humphrey Clinkei ,byC’n3U* Cervantes 1 mare. Touchstone, by Camel. Emma, by Whisker. Whalebone, by Waxy. 8el)D mare. Brutandorf, by Blacklock. M rs . Cr’icksh ’nks,by W’lb’ck Waxy Pope, by Waxy. Caetania. by Gobanna. Stem ford, byPlenip’teutiarf H at monies ,by H ’mblet’niac Prism, by Emilins. Ally, by Partisar . ♦Bous’ Errigiant by Pioneei *Gulnaie,Ly YotiugGobannt Wbiekei, by Waxy. Delpini mare. Sultan, by Selim. Duchess of York , \ j Touchstone. Verbosa. Skilbinda. Bailie Brass. * J| 0ARNEY SCHREIBER BRIPGETON. MO. 25 CENTS IN PAPER. 50 CENTS IN SOFT MOROCCO. (COPYRIGHTED— American Sporting ITanual of 1898... A HANDBOOK OF FIGURES BEYOND COMPARISON. £I3EN EXPERTS HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO IT. George Siler on Pugilism. Tom Gallagher on Billiards. F. H. Brunell and C. C. Riley on RacinQ Ed Sheridan on Baseball. Louis Sass on football, cyclina and athletics. An Official Compendium of Records. iACIHfi, TROTTING PACING, BICYCLING, BILLIARDS, BASEBALL, ATHLETICS. X X X x PUGILISM AND THE PUGILISTIC EVENTS OF 189? HANDICAPPING AND BOOKMAKING TABLES. NEW FEATURES IN THESE LINES. THREE HANDICAP TABLES;SWITH KEYS. SUMMARIES BY EXPERTS ON EACH SUBJECT DISCUSSED. . RDTTRD BY E. H. BRUNELL — DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO., 126, FIFTH AVENUE CHICAGO ILL SARATOGA FORM CHART. ATOGA, N. Y., August 15.— Sixteenth day. Saratoga Racing Association. Summer meet- ing. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, J. J. Burke. Starter, M. Byrnes. Racing st art s a_t 1 :00 p. na. 805 FIRST RACE— 7-8 Mile. $300 added. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Horses Wt St Vi Vi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 100 5 24 21 21 22 1« T Sloan PSP Randolph 1 7-5 9 106-5 104 1 1- 12 1- 11 23 Barrett Oots Bros 2 11-52 2 100 3 44 33 3« 36 38 Clawson Adam Beck 24 16 524 16-5 103 2 3» 44 48 44 41 Lamley J W Colt 15 50 15 30 192 4 5 5 5 5 5 Powers A T Brown 10 30 10 20 43MANASSAS 7 TURTLE DOVE WORDSWORTH 5MANCHESTER 4 L. B. Time, 124, 24, 36, 481, 1 :01, 1 :144, 1 :264. Winner— Ch. g, 4, by Potomac— Elvira. Off at first break to a fair start. Won driving hard. Manassas just got up in the last stride, rtle Dove has great speed. The pace was too hot for Wordsworth, who is good now. Overweights— L. B., 2 pounds. Manassas, place, 3 to 5; Turtle Dove, place, 3 to 5. 866 SECOND RACE— 5 l-» Furlongs. $300 added. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Horses Wt St Vi Vi \ Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 107 4 4“ 3» 34 24 D T Sloan J A McLaughlin 8-5 2 8-5 9 5 115 1 21 214 21 31 22 Knapp J E Seagram 24 6 24 4 100 3 12 12 12 11 3 h Barrett J G Smith 3 3 11 524 115 6 6 6 54 42 48 Taral D O’Brien 10 10 6 6 107 5 3“ 41 414 53 54 Kuhn P J Miles 4 10 4 8 100 2 514 54 6 6 6 Clawson Hazelwood Stable6 30 6 20 Time, 124, 244, 364, 484, 1 : )24, 1:084. 43)DIMINUTIVE *97)ANAGRAM 3MISS SMITH 4320RDERLETTE 143EXCEPTION LA FLANEUSE Winner— B. f, by Sir Dixon— Meriden. Post 10 minutes. Start good. Won driving. Miss Smith had a world of speed, but quit in e stretch. Diminutive was best at the weights, and was well handled. Anagram was over- eighted and hardly ready. Orderlette was outrun at first but closed fast at the last quarter. Scratched— Veracious, 100. Overweights— Miss Smith, 21 pounds. Diminutive, place, 3 to 5; Anagram, place, 8 to 5; Orderlette, backed from 10 to 6 at the close. 867 THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. $400 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Horses Wt St Vi 14 \ Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 514)IRISH REEL 830) H U RLY BURLY 6220RIMAR 745)CH ARENTUS 110 1 24 24 24 23 1U T Sloan FleischmannSons 3-5 1 35 1 93 3 14 11* D4 11* 2U Clawson W A Pinkerton 2 2 6-5 6 5 110 4 3« 4 4 34 36 Barrett J T Stewart 4 8 4 6 107 2 4 31 34 4 4 Powers O L Richards 20 100 20 75 Time, 13, 254, 37, 494, 1 :02, 1 :14l, 1 :27, 1 :404. Winner— Ch. m, 6, by Exile— Round Dance. Post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second the same. Irish Reel came away easily in e stretch. She was galloping throughout. Hurly Burly ran her race. Sbe got the worst of the reak and cut herself badly going around the first turn. Scratched— Continental, 110. Corrected weight— Irish Reel, 110. 868 FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. $300 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances nd Horses Wt St Vi Vi \ Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 7747 )T WINKLER 7472 BON INO 834 BANISHED 747 MARXIAN 91 1 3 14 13 14 12 Clawson Mrs S C Hildreth 3-5 4-5 3 5 8-5 91 3 1» 22 24 26 2« Blair J E Seagram 7 7 44 44 91 2 21 3 3 3 3 Dupee W M Wallace 2 3 2 3 98 Fell. Makiu PSP Randolph 12 30 12 20 Time. 124, 241, 364, 495, 1 :02, 1 :144, 1 :27i, 1 :40i, 1 :54i. Winner— B. c, 3, by Brutus -Nabette. Post 2 minutes. Start g« od. Won easily ; second the same. Twinklor was very good today, s game and consistent. Banished could never keep up. Marsian crossed his le/s at the start nd fell. Corrected weight— Bon Ino, 91. Bonlno, place, even. 8 UU FIFTH RACE— Full Course. Handicap. Steeplechase. $300 added. 4-year-olds and upward. nd Horses. Wt St 8 10 St rFin Jockeys Owners TFIT 5802EQUERRY 139 2 23 215 2« 250 12 Wynne J W Colt 8 5 9-5 7-5 7-5 6823HURRY UP 132 4 13 12 13 i». 2iooBracken B F Clyde 4 4 4 4 632 SIR PLAY 138 1 4 4 32 3 3 Cochran FR&THitchcock 7-5 9-5 7-5 8-5 7873IRAN1AN 136 3 33 32 4 RefusedCallahan C W Wadsworth 5 7 5 7 Time, 5:03. Winner— B. g, 5. by Order— Queenstown. Off at first break to a good start. Won handily. It was a hard drive the last half to the turn n the flat, where Equerry came away. He had but little left. The early pace told on Hurry T p. He was very tired at the finish. Sir Play was short on speed. Iranian is a poor jumper. Equerry, place, 1 to 2. Hurry Up, place, even. HAWTHORNE FORM CHART. HICAGO, ILL., August 15.— Seventh day. Chicago Racing Association. Summer Meeting Weather cloudy ; track heavy. Presiding Judge, Capt. J. H. Rees. Starter, J. F. Caldwell. R acing starts at 2 :15 p. m. No recall flag used. rT O (I FIRST RACE -7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. I Of/O Purse $400; value to winner $300; $75 to second; $25 to third. Ind Horses 72'>4 2 B A N N OC K B U R N 115 77982 LIZZIE CAVALIER 98 7769 HOS1 112 77902SY BARIS 105 7795 BLACK FONSO 100 76953 LON ETA 105 35593BL1SS RUCKER 103 6639 MISS FAIR MOUNT 104 Wt 8t 14 H X Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C Ink j3 124 14 w Martin 24 210 220 230 Sheppard 7io 54 4 »k 34 Ellis 414 6io 34 48 6 h 4* 3“ 56 5 «k 715071UO64 3h 3nk 010 775 8 8 Time, 264, 52, 1 :044, 1 :18, 1 :324. Winner— Br. c, 3, by Hayden Edwards— Bettie Blaise. P Dunne 2-5 2-5 7-207 20 W A McConnell 6 Fries & Mahler 15 H E Rowell 5 G B Grimes & Co 20 J WinkfieldVV H May & Sou 20 J Woods Burns&Waterh’se 8 WRMartin G’dfrey&Faulku’r60 N Turner Ros>e 7 6 100 15 6 5 100 20 100 20 20 8 200 60 Post 2 minutes. Start good. Won eased up; second whipped out; third and fourth were driving hard. Bannockburn outclassed his field. He broke running and was in front after going the first twenty yards. As far as first and second places were concerned the race was never in doubt. The only real contest was for third place. Hosi and Sybaris were both driving and stag- gering, Hosi simply outstaying the latter. Bliss Rucker labored in the going and after the first three furlongs dropped steadily back. The race was a procession all the way. Scratched— Ferroll, 110: Lizzie Miles, 105; Blaak Jack, 110; Cherry Rose, 98. Overweights— Sybaris, 2 pounds. Lizzie Cavalier, place, 6 to 5 ; show, 1 to 3. Hosi, show, 6 to 1. ^ O/*/ A SECOND RACE- 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. I 01)1/ Purse $400; value to winoer $300; $75 to second ; $25 to third. Ind Horses 75733 JINKS 77942BONEY BOY 7770 DOREMUS (7770) APPROVAL 7360 L. PILLOTT JR. 760DSEVENS FIRST TENOR ; BOARDMAN 7765 MAJOR ESKRIDGE 103 Wt St M Yt % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 105 105 103 108 108 110 107 105 W H May & Son 9-209 202 5 2 5 Mrs R Bradley 6 6 6 6 Duke & Wishard 100 200 100 200 P Dunne 10 12 10 12 William Rabb 25 50 25 50 N S Hall & Co 15 15 15 15 Burns&Waterh’se 15 30 15 30 W B Sink Jr 100 100 100 100 L F Jennings 100 300 100 300 26 D4 IS 14 N Turner 1»K 224 216 28 Rose 86 710 04 3h j Reiff 514 616 54 414 W Martin 314 3* 32 53 Holden 42 4« 41 63 Ellis m 514 725 716 Thorpe 71 8* 81 82 Rutter 9 9 9 9 Middleton ' . „ . . ... - Time, 254, 38, 504, 1:044. Winner— B. f, by Albert— Hoodoo. Post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving and out to the last ounce; the next four were driv- ing also. Jinks may have been the host, bat with riders reversed Boney Boy would have won. Turner displayed excellent horsemairrfhip on Jinks. He rated the filly nicely in front, and when Boney Boy got to him in the stretch he kept his wits about him and saved Jinks for the final effort in the last tweutj yards. It was certainly a clever piece of riding. Rose did the best he knew how, but did not teem to have the strength to help Boney Boy on the end. Doremus, off in the rear division and clearly outrun the first part of it. finished with a rush. He finished on his own courage, too, little Reiff being too tired to hold his head up. Under a powerful finish Approval came strong. Sevens did uot relish the going. L. Pillott Jr., was at home in it and showed some speed. He quit badly, though, when the pinch came. Scratched —Native Son, 105; Oscar’s Joy, 105; Jolly Roger, 113; Greatland, 108; Queen of Song, 105; Souchon. 105; Capsicum, 103; Tulla Fonso. 110; Deering. 110. I s Overweights— First Tenor, 4 pounds; Boardman, 2. Boney Boj , place, even; show, 1 to 3. Doremus show, 8 to 1. rTQ/^ n THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $400. 4-year-olds. Allowances. IODI DECLARED OFF. 7Q1U) FOURTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds. S^llmg. I Purse S40Q; value to winner $300; $75 to second; $25 to third. ind Horses 7788 ELIDAD 7232 MR. EASTON 7740 FRIAR JOHN (7795) HER FAVOR 7769 DAISY F. Wt St X H % . Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 110 3**23 1« 15 115 115 Jenkins H L Haskell 150 150 40 60 107 5 5 5 5 24 25 Rose W W Clark 30 30 30 30 110 14 3» 410 410 42 34 Thorpe E R Bradley 2 12-52 12-5 105 4i 1» 28 26 31 48 Rutter Rodegap & Co 2 16-52 16 5 105 24 416 3 nk 38 5 5 N Turner J Carroll 6-5 fi-5 1 11-10 Time, 134, 264, 524, 1 :194, 1 :484,'l :57. Winner— B. c, by Hayden Edwards— Fannie Lyon. Post 1 minute. Start fair. Won easily; second cleverly; third and fourth driving. Elidad reveled in the going. He was well played and ran away from his field. Mr. Easton plodded along behind the others until they tired and was second as easily as Elidad won. Her Favor quit to nothing in the stretch. Friar John wanted to, but Thorpe puniahed him mercilessly and made him respond. Daisy F. evidently did not like the going. She was unable to untrack her- self and Turner eased her at the end. Scratched— Melter, 110: Uasda, 107; Pacemaker, 110: Geo.rg$ Krats, 111. E lidad, pla ce, 8 to 1 ; show , 3 to 2 ; Mr. Easton, 6 to 1 ; show ^ 3 to 2 J '7 0/*0 FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. I O U O Purse $400; value to winner $300; $75 to second; $25 to third. Tnd Horses 77993CON REAGAN 7767 DEL PASO II. 7788 C. H. WHELAN 6513 VITROLA 7767 BROTHER FRED 77962CHARABELLE 6608 AMANDA Wt 8t y 4 \ Str Fin Jockeys Owners •O H L C C De Witt & Co 7-5 7-5 1 McCullough & Co 24 3 2J James Ruddy 10 10 10 Walter Gum 12 12 12 John (’all 7 10 7 R Bradley 10 10 10 John Helfert 20 20 20 107 31 2» 1‘ 13 1 h Thorpe 105 51 41 424 53 23 N Turner 1054 1** 3G 32 34 34 Jenkins 100 24 Ink 24 2« 41 4 J Woods 102 7 63 54 42 58 W Kiley 100 64 7 6i 4 65 62 Holden 100 44 54 7 7 7 Rose Time, 264, 384, 514, 1 :05, 1 :20i. Winner— Ch. c, 4, by Fonso— Restless. Post 30 seconds. Start fair. Won in the hardest kind of a drive; second and third also un- der keen pressure. Con Reagan was extremely lucky to win He was dying fast at the finish and Del Paso II. would have beaten him in another stride. The latter was slow to begin and met with some interference. Turner rode him well. The horse tried to swerve, but Turner kept him straight all through the stretch. This prevented him from using lus whip to any great extent. C. H. VVhelau liked the going and ran a fair race. Jenkiu6 got him sharply shut off about the half mile pole and was obliged to pull up. Vitrola may have been a Jittle short. She showed a lot of speed but tired. Watch Brother Fred. He was poorly handled and on his own courage performed well. Scratched— Unity, 102; Robinson, 102; Lady Juliet, 100; Osmou, 105. Overweights— C. H. Whelan, 34 poands; Con Reagan, 2. Con Reagan, place, 2 to 5. Del Paso II., place, 1 to 2. C. H. Whelan, show, even. ^ O /I SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. -4 year-olds and upward. Selling. 4 O vJ jt Purse $400; value to winner $300 ; $75 to second ; $25 to third. (Substitute for regular race declared off ) fnd Horses 7799 SWORDSMAN 112 77992 WINSLOW m 7797 CAN’T DANCE 111 (7570) KING BERMUDA 103 7768 REUBEN ROWETT 112 7838 JAY BIRD 101 7799 SISTER ADELE 107 Wt St Vi % \ StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C N Turner W A McConnell H Williams! 1 E Barrett 314 Hart 4» Rose 515 Rutter 610 Holden 7 Thorpe J G Brown & Co W H Snarley C E Muenshaw R Nichols E Corrigan 6 6 34 34 2 13-52 2 15 15 12 12 8 -5 6 5 5 30 30 12 12 24 3 30 30 12 12 4 H 3nk 36 24 13 12 64 5U 4U 42 214 2& 7 7 54 525 46 2 nk m if n 32 54 24 2** 33 55 3NK 0KK 0NK 04 03 1« 42 7 7 7 Time, 264, 53, 1 :06, 1 :204,‘ 1 :184. Winner— Br. c, 4, by Cavalier— Herschel. Post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving to the limit; second, third and fourth driving also. Swordsman was heavily played and ran a good race. He liked the going and was well handled. Turner got to the front as soon as possible and took no chances whatever. At the head of the stretch the boy looked around and seeing Winslow closing strong, at once went to a drive. It was good for Swordsman’s backers that he did. The colt weakened in the last six- teenth and darted to the outside. In doing so he r*fn across in front of Winslow. He was clear and caused no damage. Winslow suffered from bad handling. He was taken the long route. From a poor beginning Can’t Dance ran a good race. King Bermuda receded rapidly in the betting. This, however, had nothing to do with his race. Rose tried hard all the way and the gelding showed his nsual amount of speed. He evidently dislikes a route and tired badly. Reuben Rowett was killed off racing with King Bermuda the first half. Swordsman, place, eve n, Wi n slow, pl ace, 4 to 5. C an’t Dance, show, 3 to 2. Daily Racing Form’s Selections.. T ie Teegraphic Service ever Racing Form’s Daily Selections has b«oi emodeled and in future subscribers at $4 per week, will be 6ent anh « succinct telegram of some twenty words, night rate Western Uni#i Message, containing the refined selections in all the races of the fol • w ”0 day Leigh’s Portable Stalls. Cheap, Safe, Sensible, Comfortable. 4%?- ;r OWNERS % VS i W r, TRAINERS. When you ship your horses, ask EKp*ess Company to stall your car with “Leigh’s Patent* Portable 8tall,” adjustable to any oar, thus securing absolute saiety to your horses while in transit without addiflctaal cost to the shippers, as oxpress companies furnish them free cost to you. They don’t defaOP the car when ad- justed and oan be set ifp iu thirty minutes for any number of horses to 34 in double door baggage car. Ex- press companies oan procure them by applying to THOS. McFADDBN, Mgr., 628-630-632 East Front Street, CINCINNATI, O. ST. LOUIS FORM CHART. T. LOUIS, MO., August 15.— Eightieth day. St. Louis Fair Association. Summer Meeting. Weather clear ; track fast. Presiding Judge, Jos. A. Murphy. Starter, C. C. Chinn. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. 7853 FIRST RACE— 7-8 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Horses 7419 PROMPTO 7806 ENNOMIA 7731 SCHOOL GIRL 7806 MYRTIE 7731 ABEREGATE 7630 CHIFFON 7806 ALMANTE 7731 MOCH 7806 M CSKA DINE 6760 SCRIVENER 7448 LOUGH MASK 6676 PERSPECTIVE 7632 ELLIS 5885 KAMSIS Wt St H V% X Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 107 2 102 6 102 5 102 3 107 14 102 10 106 13 110 8 107 9 107 1 107 4 104 7 104 11 105 12 25 13 j3 j 5 JMcDonaldA P Murphy <fc Co 5 8 4 6 74 34 31 22 Leudrum H Higgins 15 25 12 20 3 nk 41 52 3»i Southard Br,ning<fcB’rdmanl5 25 12 20 4 nk 8 64 41 Lines W T Cannon 8 10 5 8 12 61 74 52 P CampbellJ Welch 4 6 4 5 41 6 H Hothersall Marion <fc Morgan30 50 15 20 8 75 W Dean W R Abbott B Schreiber J M Arthur K D Orr T J McHale J Williams L Kennedy J Wilson 81 Foucon 91 Bloss Gilmore M Dunn James F Givens J Jones 6 15 24 3 12 12 53 30 8 20 15 6 10 7 9 9 64 10 52 52 10 li 2« 24 10 10 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 „ . Time, 134, 264, 1 :034, 1 :164, 1 :294. Winner— B. c, by Racine— Rosebud. P st 6 minutes. Start tood. Won in a gallop ; second cleverly. Prompto was favored by the start. Scrivener got off running. He ran well for a while. Ennomia finished strong. Moch showed speed. Overweights— Almante, 2 pounds ; Moch, 3; Kamsis, 3. Prompto, place, 2 to 1 ; show, even. Ennomia, place. 8 to 1 ; show, 4 to 1. School Girl, place, 8 to 1 ; show, 4 to 1. 25 50 25 40 10 100 10 60 40 75 40 60 25 50 25 40 rr O pr A SECOND RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $300. 3-year*olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses 7774 LOVING CUP 100 73162COUNT FONSO 101 7776 CZAROW’ITZ 104 7807SLADY HAMILTON 103 7829 ALMA GLYN 77 163 AQUINAS (1636)GAGE 7756 TOMMY RUTTER Wt St V 4 H StrFin Jockeys Owners Q H L C 1** 14 54 34 li Lines G W Miller 2 nk JMcDonaldBowers & Co 6-5 756-565 8 V'nM't’r&RichVn24 20 6 24 2 8 5 200 50 15 8 200 50 3 »k 34 T Burns 2» 41 Gilmore J D Lucas 99 7 61 52 53 53 Hooker C B Campbell 50 1034 6 7 62 62 6 4 Bloss B Schreiber 8 94 8 8 7 7 715 Booker J Newman 50 101 2 3 KK 8 8 8 Irvin Louis House 100 200 100 150 Time, 214, 484, 1 :01i, 1 :144, 1 :214. Winner— B f, 3, by Belvidere— Lizzette. Post 9 minutes. Start good. Won cleverly ; second and third driving. Loving Cup galloped in front of her field. Czarowitz was always the contender to the last furlong. McDonald rode a powerful finish on Count Fonso. Lady Hamilton quit in the last twenty yards. Scratched— Truxillo, 104; Randazzo, 97. Overweights— Lady Hamilton, 2 pounds; Aquinas, 24. Loving Cup, place, 1 to 2. Count Fonso, place, 44 to 1 ; show, 4 to 5. 7855 THIRD RACE— 1-2 Mile. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Ind Horses Wt St x H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 5886 ZURICH 105 6 33 •>4 U W Dean W R Abbott 20 25" ll)' "20 7809 GEORGE DUNN’TT 108 4 22 U 24 T Burns V Heard 24 3 2 11-i 7775 F. SMITH 105 3 1» 34 3i Lines F Bellow 12 15 10 15 7809 SAM LAZARUS 108 8 51 41 4 s Harshb’rg’rA M Mulhall 25 75 25 50 7809 TULANE 108 9 64 51 51 Bloss J E Cushing 3 5 3 4 7755 ELMER S. no 5 7 62 62 Hinkey C K Burdeau 2 4 2 3 7809 MAD ANTHONY 108 2 8 7 710 Gilmore F C Leigh 4 5 4 4 7364 MOSSWOOD 110 1 9 8 88 Foucon B Schreiber 8 20 8 15 7562 ABANO 105 7 4nk 9 9 JMcDonaldA P Murphy & Co 8 30 8 20 Time, 254, 384, 50. Winner— Ch. g, by Zoolein— Virgie D. Post 5 minutes. Start good. Won in a drive. George Dunnett was the best. He was run- ning out all around the stretch turn. Elmer S was all over the track. Scratched— Bonoqua, 108. Overweights — Elmer S, 2 pounds; Mosswood, 2. Zurich, place, 8 to 1 ; show, 4 to 1. George Dunnett, place, 9 to 10. F Smith, show. 2 to 1. 7856 “ FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind Horses Wt St 1 4 X X Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H L < (7807) B. OF MEMPHIS 112 3 14 Ink li n JMcDonaldT J McHale 24 4 24 4 7807 WATCHMAKER 92 1 2»jk 23 22 2* Lines T A Gav Co 2 2 8-5 9-5 7687 TIMEMAKER 107 4 34 31 34 34 T Burns J W Schorr & Son7-5 7 5 6-5 7-5 78053 MISS VERNE 80 5 5 43 46 43 Watscn J fl Gray 10 15 10 10 75372THE CHEMIST 120 2 44 5 5 5 P CampbellFoster<fcBrumfield8 15* 8 10 Time, 231, 484, 1 :01i, 1 :144. Winner— B. f, 3, by Siddartha— Silver Bangle Post 8 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second driving hard. Belle of Memphis was the best and was well ridden. She raced Watchmaker into submission and had enough left to stall off Timemaker’s rush. The latter could not live at the early pace. The Chemist showed sore in his preliminary gallop and was always outrun. Scratched— Nick Carter, ~ ~ ’ 105; Eva Rice, 95. Overweights— Watchmaker, 2 pounds. Belle of Memphis, place, 9 to 10; Watchmaker, place, 1 to 2. ru? T rr FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. I O ») | Allowances. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Ind Horses (7825)CHAR. CHRISTY 97 78293 PINOCHLE 84 7810 CECIL 95 (7757)BELLE BRAMBLE 102 7829 ELKIN 95 (7808) LIN DA 97 Owners O H L C Wt St hi y 9 X StrFin Jockeys 2 12 11 13 14 1 34 24 32 22 4 4 4 4 4 3 21 32 2>k 34 Left at the post. Left at the post. Time, 25, 5C4, 1:154, 1:404, Winner— B. g, 4, by Woodlands— Julia W. Post 16 minutes. Start poor. Won cleverly; second easily. Charley Christy was the best. He always held his held safe. Belle Bramble looked dangerous on the stretch turn but failed badly in the closing strides. Cecil ran above her mark. Overweights— Cecil. 3 pounds. Corrected weight— Charley Christy, 97. Charley Christy, place, 1 to 4; Pinochle, place, 34 to 1 ; show, 3 to 2. T Burns J W Schorr & Son 4-5 1 7-104 5 Hiram F W Holtgrewe 12 15 10 15 C Clay J T Weaver & Co 40 JMcDonaldW L Simmons 4 Southard J H Smith 20 Lines A Cahn 2 :454. 100.25 100 8 4 6 40 20 40 24 2 24 TH5H S1X J^] KACii_1 MUe SDd 20 Yards - Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward7 Ind Horses Wt St V« H ^ StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 104 5 52 44 41 31 1 N Southard J H Smith 30 50 25 40 104 4 14 21 2nk 14 2» J McDonaldMarioD&Morgan 1 7-5 9 108 5 105 6 61 51 51 41 32 M Dunn Ramsey & Renz 30 50 25 40 104 1 22 li 12 21 45 Bloss J E Cushing 6-5 9 5 6-5 8-5 95 7 7 61 61 52 54 Hothersall W M Clark 10 25 10 20 105 2 31 32 32 610 6is Lines J A Johnson 3 4 3 3 1034 3 4nk 7 7 7 7 Lendrum J Newman 40 300 40 150 Time, 274. 511, 1 :18, 1 :42, 1 :434. 7810 THE PLANET (7826) M ADDALO 77722 FRESCO 78083 FONCLIF 7736 DOM SI E 77763TRAGEDY 5607 NEMO W’inner— Ch. c, 4, by Rossington— Laura Ford. Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won in a hard drive ; second and third also driving. Maddalo Foncuf and Tragedy raced themselves to pieces in front. When The Planet came to them they had nothing left. Maddalo hung on well. Scratched— Schiller, 106; Springtime, 103; Ransom, 103; Kisme, 103; Gold Band, 101 ■ Bill Dawdy, 101 ; Wilson, 95; R B Sack. 93; Violin, 92. Overweights— Fresco, 2 pounds; Domsie, 2; Nemo, 24. . The Planet, place, 12 to 1 ; show. 5 to 1. Maddalo, place, 1 to 2. Fresco, show, 3 to 1. WINDSOR FORM CHART WINDSOR, ONT., August 15.-Eleventh day. Windsor Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, John JTCarter. Starter, H. D. Brown. ~ Ra cing starts at 2:30 p. m. FIRST RACE — 7-8 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds. Selling. 7841 ind Horses 5443~FA U SCU RO Wt St X Vt X StrFin Jockeys Owners 97 7811 LORD FARAND’LE 104 7811 WENLOCK 97 6i 4™ 31 2i li 4 nk 54 4 nk 3 h 2* 24 314 214 42 32 A Dean Garvin Dugan R Rome J Rivard N Dyment O H L C 4 5 4 44 4 5 4 4 7 8 7 8 77483TOKIO 78 17 3 ON Z EC A 7659 LOUISA K. 7485 GREENHORN 7748 PRINCE HAL 7748 YELLOW JACKET 7748 CL1FTONDALE Mason W M Hendrie 2 Rymal Mrs T H Haggard 24 A MorrisonB Weinhard 6 Hopkins J B Berry 15 Valentine W L&R K Lewis 6 Reitz H H Stover 12 Frost George Hendrie 6 1 34 1« 14 1 10 9 9 7 7 6 51 7 8 8 2 7 8 9 5 9 10 6“ 61 9 5 Ink 2nk 51 6 8 8 10 10 10 „ r . „ Time, 25, 494, 1 :02i, 1 :164, 1 :30. Winner— B. g, by Fonso— Volturo. Ppsk ^, m ^ nu ^ PS - Start good. Won handily; second and third driving. Tokio quit in the stretch. Fauscuro saved ground on the home turn and finished strong. Yellow Jacket quit after going a quarter. Onzeca sulked in the first part. Lord Farandole was cut off badly at the stietch turn. Overweights— Lord Farandole, 4 pounds. Corrected weight— Onzeca, 107. Fauscuro, place, 8 to 5; show, 1 to 2. Lord Farandole, place, 2 to 1; show, 4 to 5. Wenlock,. show, even. ^ 1 ^ SE( OND RACE — 4 1-55 Furlongs. Purse $250. 2-year-oias. Maidens. # O ~jt aJ Allowances. ind Horses Wt St h 14 X StrFin Jockeys 78142MISS TRIX 100 78143IVY COTTA 103 7814 FKED PERKINS 103 7778 MINNIE B. 105 7818 MALAISE 101 6085 TOP ROLLER 107 3 214 54 51033DREYFUS 107 8 6** 7 7814 KING’S RANSOM 100 11 8 8 6615 ROMANY RAWNY 107 6 9 9 7702 JOHN F. VOGT 105 9 10 10 7814 MINCH 100 10 ll 11 Owners l 2 l 2 Friist S P Harlan 2 214 24 Mason T P Hayes 3 4» 33 Valentine J Dyment 6 3 kk 44 J Mathews Desha & Co 6 71 5™ N Hill C H Williams 6 6i Reitz H H Stover 20 7 Sherland J R Van Shipp 2 8 We^er J Flynn 6 9 Whittaker Ben’gt’n&GardnerlO 0 W Taylor H Williams 8 Henson J O Gray 20 O H L 20 ^ „ Time, 24, 494, 564. W inner— Ch. f, by Prosper— Mildred. Off at first break. Start good. Won easily; second cleverly. Trix had the speed of the party and made a runaway race of it. Ivy Cotta was hard ridden the last quarter, but could never get up. lop Roller swung veTy wide into the stretch and dropped out of it. Romany Rawny was short. Ihe race shouln do her good. Scratched— Duty, 100; Merode, 100. Overweights— Minnie B., 5 pounds; Malaise, 1; John F. Vogt, 2. Miss Trix, place, 4 to 5; Ivy Cotta, place, even; Perkins, show, even. 7843 THIRD RACE 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses (7750) ALICE FARLEY 77212MISS GUSSIE 77503 WHAT NEXT 7782 ONALASKA (7639)RIDEAU *(4794) J W. COOK 60353SIR ERROL 7495 DOWNRIGHT ♦First series. Wt St X X ^ StrFin Jockeys Owners Valentine Mrs L D Gray T Williams E Fitzgerald O H L C 3 32 12 114 114 1} 4 42 31 38 35 22 6 54 44 2i 2»* 36 N Hill C H Williams 8 7 6 h 52 42 48 J Davis W A Harper 5 124 24 43 55 55 Gleason J C Dixon 2 2 K * 56 64 63 63 Latimer R Hueston 1 8 7 7 7 7 W T Taylor J J Merdian 7 6i 48 8 8 8 A Dean J E Seagram Time, 24, 49, 1 :134. 1 :404, 1 :474. Winner— Ch. f, 3, by Spendthrift— Margery. . Off first break to a good start. Won easily; second the same. Alice Farley was never in trouble and had something left at the end. What Next tired in the last furlong. Miss Gussie was hard ridden through the stretch. It was a three-horse race all the wav Scratched— Kittie K., 108. Overweights— Miss Gussie, 2 pounds; J. W. Cook, 4. Miss Gussie, place, 1 to 2. 2 5 9-202-5 9-20 34 34 3 3 34 44 34 44 100 200 100 100 30 50 30 40 200 200 200 200 200 300 200 200 100 100 100 100 7844 FOURTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse f 250. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses (7812)KING CARNIVAL 77802SALVARSE (7722)NEADA 7812 HOLDEN 7585 CONTRAVENE 7379 HADRIAN 74272SPRINGWELLS (7036) ELU R1NE Wt St v 4 % 108 105 105 104 100 108 105 105 Str. Fin Jockeys Owners 34 1™ 12 11 4*4 4i 22 23 O H L C 454-5 3-5 3-5 4 5 4 4 8 E Peters C H Williams H McCarren Jr George Hendrie J O Gray 12 15 Freeman R J Hynes J Mathews J D Clayton 5 nk 3 kk Dickerson Cramer & Co 4 mk 45 Sherland 34 5*‘ N Hill 7 6i McQuade c n 314 61 7 Mason 52 51 8 8 Valentine „ T „ , Time, 24, 494, 1 :024, 1 :09. Winner— B. c, by Getaway— Marietta. Post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easiiy ; second the same. King Carnival won like a good race horse. Holden showed much improvement. Neada made up much ground throughout, balvarse was hard ridden all through the stretch. Scratched— Pell Mell II, 100. Overweights— Salvarse, 5 pounds; Holden, 1. King Carnival, place, 1 to 3. Salvarse, place, 6jto 5. Neada, place, 4 to 1 ; sho w, 2to 1. 4-year-olds and upward. Setting^ 7845 FIFTH RACE— 1 1-2 Miles. Phrse $250, Ind Horses W T t St St X X X 7781 ROYAL CHOICE107 3 1« 14 11 11 ih jf 77052S1R EBONY 105 2 22 21 2H 35 2** 9 i 7624 BEAU IDEAL 115 4 4» 44 34 3 4 38 7782 DON CLR’NCIOl07 1 34 31 42 43 43 41 7662 GRACIE C. 104 7 62 64 53 58 56 55 7009 BARN' Y ADLER 105 5 54 51 68 6« 68 68 7719 ELYRIA 103 6 7 7 7 7 7 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Q~ A Dean 6 Rome 4 J Mathews D L Moore 1 Neumeyer E H Hanna 24 Freeman MrsF J Kittleman2 Peterman Duffels «fc Koch 10 W Taylor D R Levy 15 Whittaker W T C Hutchinson 10 ' “ ‘ 2:164. H L C „ T . . Time, 264, 514, 1:17, 1:304, 1:424, 2:1 Winner — B. h, 5, by Hindoo — Kissengen. Post 3 minutes. Start good. It was a driving finish. Royal choice tiptoed his field, first three fought it out from the head of the stretch. Don Clareucio tired after going a mile. Scratched— Maggie S, 107. . Overweights- Sir Ebony, 2 pounds; Barney Adler, 2. Royal Choice, place. 2 to 1 ; show, 4 to 5. Sir Ebony, place, 2 to 5. The 7H^(> SIXTH RACE “ 7 ' 8 Mile - Purse $250. 3-year-olds. Selling ind Horses 77522EGGLER 7781 GUILDER 7752 VIC TORINE 4219 DUNSTER 78112BEGUILE 7752 DUNBAR 7811 COMMERCE 7748 GUINAN 7706 LUCAYNE _X H X Str Fin Jockeys Owners Ink 13 14 Gleason 33 2« 214 H Wilson 8 61 32 Nixon 24 33 41 Castro 44 41 5 NK Valentine 52 51 6h * 61 7 7 W M Steele P P O’Neill M H Healy H H Stover _ George Hume J Mathews G C Holloway N Hill W Perkins O H L C Sherland S Crosby 9 9 9 9 9 Hopkins T J Hall „ Time, 25, 49, 1 :02, 1 :15, 1 :28i. >wDner— B. f, by Esher— Killminnie. * 8-5 7-5 8-5 10 5 5 4 3 4 6 5 6 15 12 12 25 20 20 25 20 20 Off at first break to a good start. Won in a gallop ; sectmd easily. Eggler was tended and carried Dunster off her feet early. Victorine was closing fast Overweights— Dunbar, 5 pounds; Commerce, 1; Guinan, 4: Lucayne, 3* Eggler, place, 3 to 5; Guilder, place. 2 to 1; show, 4 to 5. 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