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VOL. XXIX. NO. 71

CHICAGO. MONDAY. MARCH 12, 1923

PRICE 15 CERTS

LOUISIANA DERBY DAY

+

Attracting Attention in Other
Cities Besides New Orleans.

Big Delegation Coming from as
Far Away as Memphis — Prob-
able Starters and Riders.

The Stock Farms of Kentucky

By W. S. VOSBURGH

I.— THE ELMENDORF STUD

NEW ORLEANS. I. a.. March 11.— With the
running of the Louisiana Derby only six days
off interest in it grows apace and speculation
is rife as to the young horse that will pull
down the $10,000 that the Jefferson Park man-
agement has hung up for the winner.

Of the twenty-five originally named when
the entries closed at least a dozen are certain
to go to the post. They will embrace every
good three-year-old that has raced here this
winter.

The introductory attempt to give a big Derby
here will eventually bring fruit. In future
years it is the intention of the Jefferson Park
management to increase the added money.
.Next year the sum added may be $15,000. and
with the increase of the endowment will some
the desire of owners with a better grade of
threo-year-clds to compete for the honors of
the lace. There is a fair prospect that in
the near future the race will be everything
that a Derby should he. except in the im-
portant matter of distance.

Already there has been much interest man-
ifested in other cities by lovers of racing.
Memphis, particularly, will send a good dele-
gation here to witness its decision, according
to recent advices received by G. D. Bryan.
Jr. A reservation has been made fer the
visitors. Nearby places in Alabama, Mis-
sissippi and Texas, us well as Louisiana, will
send a good visiting delegation and have ap-
plied for box cr clubhouse* reservations.

IIORSES MOST FAVORED.

Ante-post betting has already began on
the race, several of the local layers quoting
odds on a T>lay or pay basis. The play or
pay feature dees not cut much figure in the
general betting scheme, for it is fairly well
established which will he the probable start-
ers and their riders. The betting chiefly
centers about Calcutta. Shamrock. Setting
Sun. Vennie, Chiva, Edward Gray and Anony-
mous.

The probable starters, their riders, weights

“Come with me when I go to Kentucky in
the autumn," said Mr. J. E. Widener.

It was in the stewards' stand during the
Saratoga meeting. We liad been chatting
about the breeding of l lie English brood
mares he had purchased. We assented, but
little more was *said on the subject until
one day during tin* October meeting at
Yonkers when Mr. Widener remarked:

“You're going with us to Kentucky, of
course ?”

“It's an outside chance — odds about 3 to
2, that I cannot," we replied.

“There's no racing after this meeting to
prevent you.”

"There are other reasons.”

"You're 'weighed out,' your number's up —
to late to 'scratch.’ Anyone like you — so
keen on horses and breeding problems will
lind a lot to interest you. Come along!”

| Some weeks later came a telegram:
j "Please meet Tom Welsh. Pennsylvania Sta-
tion. New York. Sunday morning. 9:13. lie
has full directions.”

Evidently we were expected to "ride to
orders” and. following th?m, we "met Ion
Welsh." jburneyed to North Philadelphia,
where Mr. Widener's car. the “Lynnewuod."
was attached to our train and we were off
through beautiful Lancaster. then Altoona,
Johnstown, then Pittsburgh and. retitsiig for
the night, awoke the next morning in Cin-
cinnati. crossed the Ohio River ur.d were
in Lexington by noon.

The Pine Grass region of
The Blue Grass Kentucky has long been

Region the center of race horse

breeding. The merits of its
soil and vegetation have been exploited by
industrious propaganda until some people
have been led to speak of it as the only place
in the world where race horses should be
bred. The "blue grass” section is composed
for the greater part by the counties of Fay-
ette. Woodford and Itourbon —

Fayette fair, the pastures Bourbon yields.

And verdant Woodford with its flowery
fields;

There stallions graze, and laboring oxen
toil,

Bold are the men, and generous the soil.

That a great portion of the sttil is "gen-
erous" is understood, blit not all of it. There
are parts of it called "Rrighties,” quite un-
productive. a sort of putty-like soil of which,
for prudential reasons, we seldom hear.
When came the general suspension of rac-
ing in 1910 and the value of horses fell, the
farmers looked to tobacco planting *and it
proved very profitable. Tobacco is a terrible
strain on soil, but the Kentuckians say the
land can be reclaimed within a few years.

In one respect the country around Lex-
ington resembles Ireland — for its absentee
landlords. A great number of the farms are
owned by men who do not reside there. Many
of them do not see their farms more than
once or twice year. The population is
cosmopclitan. but "the old families” are
mostly of Scottish extraction — the names
Wallace. Ferguson, McClelland, etc., are so
j frequent as to- suggest that belief. They are
i descended, probably, from that great emi-
gration that followed the battle nf Culloden,
where the clans met disaster following the
fortunes of "bonnie Prince Charlie,” and
sought refuge in America rather than live
tinder the reign nf the House of Hanover.
A considerable portion of the population "get
their living by the copulation of cattle.” as
Touchstone says in the play— the natural
consequence of the concentration of live stock
furnishing employment for men and capital.

Lexington is a delightful little
Lexington city and. as we drove through
it. awakened thoughts of the
great men whose eloquence once rang
through its streets — Henry Clay, John J.

(Continued on eighth page.)

NEW LAURELS FOR ABADANE KENTUCKY DERBY PRICES

and present
1 1 onw* .

Shamrock . . .

odds

are

Wt.

. .its
. .1'”

as follows :

Rider.

Rut well

Abel

Odds

I'liira

.118

Smith

. «-l

Setting Sun .

.IIS

Morris

. «-l

Vennie

Its

McDermott

. S-l

ICdward tirny

.IIS

Wallace

. 8-1

Anonymous

.IIS

Pool

.12-1

Roseate II. .

IIS

Murphy

.12-1

A mole

IIS

M*<onev

.15-1

Hotly Guard .

. 1 IS

Wtl«on

.20-1

.113

IIS

Supci bum.

113. (

rhatmers; All American.

its.

Tlttirber. and

Prince of

Pmbria, 118, Mein

, are

Lowers American Record for Mile
and Forty Yards to 1:39%.

Displays High Order of Speed in Defeating
Rebuke in Private Sweepstakes at
Tijuana Before Immense Crowd.

First Future Book Makes Its Ap-
pearance in New York.

Enehanlment Favorite at Cnnsnally Short
Odds of S to 1 — Zev, Sally’s Alley
and Donges Next in Order.

doubtful starter*.

General manager Rouprich is making
elaborate preparations for the accommoda-
tion of th<* big crowd expected to be on hand
to view the race.

With the near-by close of th" racing sea-
son here, interest in the sport seems to be
growing. The racing took on added patron-
age the past week. Betting activities were
also greatly improved and a mid-season air
pervaded.

300 HORSES FOR MOBILE.

With the close here will come a general
exodus of turfmen and followers to various
points. Mobile is engaging considerable at-
tention. more than was expected and there
should be a good meeting there. An abund-
ance of racing material is promised, prob-
ably 300 horses will ship there from here.
That is more than ample to conduct an eleven
days' meeting over a half mile track. Sev-
eral of the better jockeys here have signified
their intention of riding at Mobile.

About twenty-five layers are expected to
operate. This will be a record number for
a half mile track.

In addition to local patronage and the regu-
lars many from New Orleans will run over to
Mobile daily to take in a day's racing and re-
turn at night.

— «

MARSHALL CASSIDY FOR

STARTER AT BOWIE

James F. O'Hara, who presides over the
affairs of the Bowie track, announces he
would recommend Marshall Cassidy as the
starter for the Bowie meeting. Marshall
Cassidy did good work last fall at that track
when lie was brought in to do the starting
when George Miller resigned. Other appoint-
ments that will be submitted to the Maryland
Racing Commission for approval include Her-
man Conkling as steward and Joseph A.
Murphy as one of the placing judges. The
other placing judges are George Miller and

«tiher ;
J. H.

PAN DIEGO. Cal., March 11. — Scoring his
eighth straight victory. Abadane established
a new American record at Tijuana Saturday
when he raced a mile and forty yards in the
startling time of 1 :39 2-3. thus clipping al-
i most three seconds from the former mark of
1:12. which was jointly held by Preen, Main
Chance. Harry Shaw and Chiclet.

Meeting Rebuke, from the Commander J.
K. L. Ross stable at the Mexican course yes-
terday afternoon before a crowd that packed
the grandstand and then overflowed, Aba-
dane, brilliant under the colors of C. 1). Ir-
win. won bis match by three and a half
lengths. It was all Abadane from flag fall to
the wire, for be held' the race at his mercy
at all limes and demonstrated beyond a
doubt that he is Rebuke's master.

Abadane set a seething pace, the fractional
time being 23 1-5. 16 1-5. 1:11 1-5. 1 :3,7 1-5 and
1 :39 2-3. In accomplishing his victory he
smashed two track records for intermedi-
ate distances. This was the three-quarter,
which was one-fifth of a second better than
the recent mark and the mile, which is four-
fifths of a second better than that estab-
lished by Sangallo some years ago.

There were che**rs a plenty for the two
trim thoroughbreds as they paraded post-
ward. It will not be forgotten in many a day
but thunderous as this was it had not the
deafening roar which went up when jockey
Pablo Martinez brought Abadane back to
grace the winner's ring.

Next in importance to the private sweep-
stakes was the seventh race, a handicap at
five and a half furlongs. In this Feylance,
from the Commander J. K. L. Ross estab-
lishment. was returned the winner by a
small margin over Dolores. The race proved
a great struggle I e tween these two as they
practically had the race to themselves
throughout. Feylance cut out the early pace,
only to be headed by Dolores when an eighth
out from home. However, the Ross crack
stuck to his task under severe punishment
and at the end outgamed his rival by a h’ad.
The time for this distance was 1:03, which
equals the track record.

Another track record was broken during the
afternoon when Krewer, which formerly
raced in the colors of the Rancocas Stable,
galloped off with first honors in t lie fifth
race of one mile and seventy yards, running
the distance in 1:12 2-3, which surpassed

(Continued ou eiifli t li page.)

NEW YORK. N. Y„ March 11.— The first
future book prices on the Kentucky Derby,
j to be run at Churchill Downs May 19, were
issued by a New York turfman Sunday. En-
chantment is quoted in this list at the un-
naturally short price of S to 1, while Zev is
| second choice at 12 to 1. Sally's Alley, dou-
I ble Futurity winner, and Donges share third
| position in the list at 15 to 1.

It is not likely there will be any great
rush to support the erratic Whitney geld-
j ing for the Derby at such a short price. His
I post manners are such that, disregarding the
J usual future book risk of supporting a horse
that may never reach the post, he would
hardly seem to justify such confidence as
would be required for backing him at such
J short future odds.

With the Preakness and the Derby to be
1 run on different days this year, the fields in
' both races are likely to be exceptionally
: large and a slow beginner like Enchantment
is at a great disadvantage when the inevi-
table crowding in such bulky bands of start-
ers is considered. The general attitude of
the turfmen in regard to this year's Derby
. has been that no candidate stands out to
j justify support in the future books at a
! shorter price than 15 to 1.

Prices are expected to be issued during
the coming week by the big Chicago future
book which dominates the advance specula-
tion on the Derby in the middle West.

The prices

quoted

on the leading

con-

tenders by the

local

turfman mentioned are

as follows :

Horse.

Odds.

Horse. Odds.

Bnchan intent

... S-l

Dunlin

30 t

Zpv

...12-1

Dan K O'Sullivan.

30-1

Sally’s Alley .

. . .15-1

General Thatcher..

30 1

... 1 5 1

Hud Lerner . . .

...20-1

I’ickctcr

35-1

Itiulto

. ..20 1

Flagstaff

35-1

P.lo'som Time .

. . .25 1

Cartoonist

35 1

Plierry Pie ....

...25-1

Cherokee

40 1

Wilderness

. . . 25

In Memoriam ....

40 1

Goshawk

. . .30-1

Tall Timber

40 1

Messenger ....

. . .30-

My Own

40 1

Martingale ....

. . .30

The other eli

gibles

are quoted from 50

to 1

upward.

BLANC SEING BREAKS RECORD

SAN DIEGO. Cal.. March 11.— W. Daniel's
Blanc Seing qualified handsomely for the
Tijuana Derby when he won at the Mexican
• track today, establishing a new record for
a mile and a sixteenth.

ATTRACT1VEJPR0GRAM

Big Sunday Crowd at Oriental

Park Sees Sparkling Racing.

— — « .

Tony Sue Captures Main Contest
and Equals Five and a Half
Furlongs Track Record

HAVANA, Cuba. March 11. — The program
provided by secretary Nathanson today was
1 one of the most attractive of the meeting,
i The better class of horses racing here were
i brought together and good contests resulted.
The last four races were over a long-distance
of ground, racing conditions being ideal and
: an immense gathering turning out to witness
| the sport.

Tony Sue. the four-year-old filly by Tony
i Bonero that It. Albright recently acquired
through the claiming route from J. I,. Coll,
showed a good performance when she beat
I the fastest sprinters racing here in the Am-
bassador Handicap, a dasit of five and a
half furlongs. Tony Sue was ridden by the
diminutive Milner and followed the fast
pace that Bell of Elizabethtown made to the
stretch, where Tony Sue moved up with a
rush to the inside rail and drew away at
j the end to win by two lengths and a half
j from the favoritfe. Dr. Hickman. The pace
was fast from the start and the winner ran
! the distance in 1 :05 Vo. which equals the track
record for the distance. Belle of Elizabeth-
town bore out at the stretch turn, where she
| lost ground, and Groos had to stop riding
! to straighten her out.

Crestwood Boy was favorite in the initial
dash and flattered his admirers by drawing
into a commanding lead on the far turn, but
just when victory seemed assured Toe the
Mark caught and passed him in the final
eighth to win going away. Burns rode a
good race on the winner, keeping him in a
| contending position to the stretch and then
when the favorite tired sent his mount to
the front and victory. Burns rode out the
winner an extra quarter, the Rice representa-
tive going a mile in 1:41.

DAMAN’S GOOD PERFORMANCE.

Haman showed a splendid performance in
the fourth race when he came from last place
J but one at the top of the stretch and beat
Tamper by a length. The latter made all the
pace and ran the first three-quarters in 1 :12’*i
and had a comfortable lead to the quarter
post, hut in the stretch Haman wore him
| down and won going away at the end. The
mile was run in 1 :38%.

i Col. Murphy proved an easy winner of the
second race. Groos rated him off the pace
j to the stretch turn, where he slipped through
on the inside during the final eighth and
drew away. Nan and First Pullet were out-
run in the early stages, but finished with
a rush. The former beat Whispering a half
length for second place. Mary Mallon was
jumped on and cut down and Taylor pulled
her up.

Czardom had to he ridden out through the
homestretch to heat Bounce by three parts
j of a length in the fifth race. Chincoteague
! sprinted into a long lead in the early stages,
but after going a half mile began to tire,
j Czardom took the lead rounding the far turn
and after stalling off a strong challenge from
Carrure had enough left to outlast Bounce.
Grandson was a heavily backed favorite, but
; never was a factor, being badly outrun in
the early stages and distant follower until
the last eighth, when he finished fast.

EASY FOR TAN II.

Taylor waited with Tan II. until making
; the turn into the homestretch in the sixth
race before making his move and, when re-
leased from restraint. Tan II. quickly as-
sumed command and at the end won by a
I length and a half from Haran, which was
driving hard to beat Ray Atkin by a head
for second place.

Jockey Milner was set down for five days
for rough riding.

The Oriental Park clubhouse was again the
Mecca for a brilliant gathering of Havana
society folks and prominent American visi-
tors. The handsome structure was the scene
of numerous luncheons and dinner parties,
while one of the largest crowds of the meeting
watched the races from the spacious veran-
das.

Among the distinguished visitors were Gen-
eral Enrich Crowder, recently appointed
American Ambassador to Cuba: Mr. Charlton
Hurst, American consul general to Cuba;
Count Naselli. the Italian minister to Cuba;
William Gonzales, late American amhussu-
j dor to Peru ; Benjamin Block, owner of
Morvich ; James Butler, owner of the Em-
pire City race track ; judge Morgan J.
O’Brien of New York; Gerald Dempsey of
Boston ; William lvnebelkamp. owner of the
Louisville baseball club and a leading Ken-
tucky turfman.

Jim Gass is now handling the horses be-
longing to J. L. Paul, who recently, returned
j to Kentucky. The horses include Oilis l’al-
1 mer, Onca and a two-year-old Dick Welles
filly.

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men at the passing of Eugene Wayland, who
died so suddenly Friday. Those who knew him
^only as a conditioner of horses had a keen ad-
| miration for his skill, while those who knew
| him more intimately, suffered a keen personal
loss. In his long and useful association with
the turf his sterling integrity, generosity and
unfailing sunny disposition made him a man
among men. “Gene’' Wayland won his way
by his actual work. The turf is indeed loser
in the death of Eugene Wayland.

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Daily Racing Form Handicaps

JEFFERSON PAF»K.

Here and There
on the Turf

Aqueduct’s New Stake Race
Popular.

Its Well-Devised Conditions.
Jamaica Stakes Well Pa-
tronized.

Eugene Wayland’ s Untimely
Passing.

I

Nominations that were made to the stakes

Twenty Years Ago Today

Chief Turf Events of March 12, 1903.

Racing at New Orbans and Oakland.

Pierre Lorillard has authorized his trainer,
Fred Burlew, to purchase from W. C. Daly
the two-year-old colt Lorillard, by Pontiac —
Annie F., which is a half brother to the famous
Ramapo. The colt, according to those who
have seen him work at Gravesend, is a most
promising youngster.

Sydney Paget was, it is said, the man who
offered $20,000 for Africander. The offer was
refused. Africander is, on all accounts, the
best-looking three-year-old at Gravesend. It

nominations mat were mane m me was learned a few days ag0 that Africander

of the Queens County Jockey Club leave no . d come the ^ of James R Haggin

doubt of the popularity of the new stake race, ^ this veteran turfman wanted the ron
the Broadway. This is the race that affords _ f gtar Q uee n. Last summer

some of the unfortunate colts and fillies a new Africander was a disappointing colt, but his
chance. It is framed for non winners of $5,000 races nevert heless, were so good that his owner
and in the eligible list will be found some refused to let him go when he was put up at
of the most promising of the three-year-clds of auc ji on

the year which, by reason of sickness or not

coming to hand until late last year, had no Two more Crescent City Derby candidates,
chance to win the $5,000 that would bar them H. T. Griffin’s Jove and S. C. Hildreth’s Floyd
from starting. K., started at the Fair Grounds and performed ,

To prevent an early 1923 development from 80 wel1 in ** dee P 81111 heav y 8°“* 85 to
meeting such horses, there is a provision that make »* certain both will go to

winners of $5,000 after the closing of the gn- the P 031 “ Saturday’s big event. Owner Ker
tries become ineligible and the nomination fee rick 6a - vs ^ he 15 not certain whether he j
is returned. This race carries out the ideas of wU! ^ Sheriff BeU on Saturday or not. |
many of the other big fixtures in being re When the ccIt dipped ,ast Monda y he “"P* 1
stricted to entire colts and fillies. his hock fence ‘ This Ker

_ , _ rick thinks, is not serious, but if the track is

lor the first running there were seventy

. , . . , , ... , deep or heavy, as now seems probable, Sheriff

nominations and it is safe to predict that the

, , < BeU is not likely to have much of a chance

Broadway Stakes will prove one of the most i

, , , „ . ' | in the Derby. If he does not go Odom wiU

popular of the Aqueduct offerings. |

i ride Witfull, which probably will be favorite.
This new stake race is framed at five pounds

below the scale and the allowances are so ar- Ard Patrick, the winner of last year’s Epsom

ranged that it runs down from a top weight Derby, is attracting a great deal of attention

of 121 pounds all the way to 104 pounds, the among racing men at present. It docs not

impost for a maiden. appear to be known that both Mr. Whitney

Non winners of $3,000 have a three pound anJ Foxhall Keene are competing for him.

allowance; non-winners of $2,000 receive seven Captain S. S. Brown of Pittsburgh has offered

pounds; those failing to win SI, 000 are allowed 175,000 for the horse, but the proprietor, John

ten pounds and fourteen pounds is the allow- j Gubbins, wants double that amount. A great

ance for non-winners of $700 with the maidens ! effort wiIi be made to keep the animal in Eng

receiving seventeen pounds. land. Both Mr. Whitney and Captain Brown

This is a scale that has proved tremendously would take hhn to America ’ but if FoxhaU
popular with the horsemen judging by the Keene becomes the owner, the horse wdl stay
entries that have been obtained and it is a on the other side ‘ ^ P rob ability is that a
scale that should bring about a capital race. s y ndicate headed h * Mr Keenc ^ eventually
There was another pleasing feature in the ^ ^ orse ‘
stake entries for the racing at Aqueduct and Has P. J. Dwyer another Kingston or Han-
that was in the steeplechase division. Three over in Mcrry Acrobat, the sterling good son
steeplechases are down for decision in the stake 0 f Handspring- Merry Thought? Many horse-
li.-t and each one showed a material increase m en, especially those that are quartered at
in the nominations o\er the returns of 1922. Gravesend, are cf the opinion that he has, and
In the Glendale Steeplechase there was an in- they have a great deal upon which to found
create of twd\e nominations. The increase their opinion. Mr. Dwyer, personally, will not
in the Winfield Steeplechase was eighteen and afinfit that Merry Acrobat is anything but an
the Bayside Stakes showed eleven more nomi- ordinary, every-day horse. But then, Mr.
nations than were received for the 1922 race. Dwyer was always modest in talking about his
This would tend to show that steeplechasing horses, even when such champions as Miss
is far from being dead about New York and Woodford, Kingston, Hanover, Tremont and
rather that it is due for improvement. New a dozen others were sweeping the boards of all
jumpers arc being made and that branch of the rich stakes. He prefers to let others do
racing has caused the importation of several the talking, while his horses do the winning
from England and Ireland which are sure to j Whatever Mr. Dwyer’s opinion of the ability
lend interest to this spectacular variety of of Merry Acrobat may be, certain it is that
racing. he thinks more of the colt than he has of any

Stake entries that were received by the Met- horse in his stable since the gallant Handspring
ropolitan Jockey Club for its spring meeting was retired. “Just you take my word for it,”
at Jamaica have been right up to the standard said a Gravesend trainer recently who, for
that has been set for 1923 by the other stake various reasons, requested that his name be not
programs that have been closed. They serve used in the transaction, “that, bar any acci

to further emphasize the fact that the racing dent in training, Merry Acrobat will prove a

prospect for 1823 is brighter than it was last crack this year. I have reason to know’ that

year. Mr. Dwyer is sweet on him. And he don’t

There was widespread regret among horse- waste sentiment on a no account horse.”

The horses which seem best in Monday’s
races are :

Jefferson Park — New Orleans, Ljl, March
11, 1923.

1 — Roman Girl. Lee Adrin. A. J. Buja.

2 — Peter Brown, Jupiter, Tender Seth.

3 — Harry B.. Belphrizonia, I.ee Enfield.

4 — SIR THOMAS KEAN, Parader, Blarney

Stone.

5 — Corson, Kitty Carpenter, Black Hackle,

6— High Gear, Ballotcar, Scourgeman.

J. L. Dempsey.

Ntw York Handicap.

1 — Roman Girl, Lee Adrin, A. J. Buja.

2 — Leslie, Tender Seth, C. A, Reinhart, Mac-

beth.

3 — Harry B., Barracuda, Last Effort, Bel-

phrizonia.

4 — Sir Thomas Kean, Tarader, Calcutta,

Blarney Stone.

5 — CORSON, Hutchison, Handfull, Bonfire.

6 — Belgian Queen, High Gear, Magician, Tex.

Chicago and BnlTalo Handicap.

1 — Lee Adrin, A. J. Buja, Roman Girl, Last-

ing Love.

2 — Peter Brown, Leslie, C. A. Reinhart, Radi-

ant.

3 — Barracuda, Harry B., Belphrizonia, Lee

Enfield.

4— SIR THOMAS KEAN, Parader, Blarney

Stone, Blue Nose.

15 — Bee’s Wing, Corson, Black Hackle, Old
Chap.

j 6 — Magician, Belgian Queen, High Gear,
Tex.

Observer's Handicap.

1 — A. J. Buja, I.ee Adrin, Domination, Ho-

mer.

2 — Peter Brown, Macbeth, Leslie, Glabella.

3 — Belphrizonia, Barracuda, Harry B., Lee

Enfield.

4— SIR THOMAS KEAN, Parader, Calcutta.

Blarney Stone.

! 5— Corson, Black Hackle, Bonfire, Spectacu-
lar Girl.

! G — Magician, High Gear, Moody, Belgian
Queen.

C o u sc ns ii m of Handicaps.

1 — Roman Girl, Lee Adrin, A. J. Buja, Dom-

ination.

2 — Peter Brown, Leslie, C. A. Reinhart, Mac-

beth.

3 — Harry B., Barracuda, Belphrizonia, Lee

Enfield.

4— SIR THOMAS KEAN. Parader, Blarney

Stone, Calcutta.

5 — Corson, Bee’s Wing, Black Hackle, Bon-

fire.

i 6 — Magician, High Gear, Belgian Queen, Tex.

7 — Johnny O’Connell. Jno. R. Roche, Indian
Chant, King. B.

Observer’s Handicap.

1 — Liborio, Merry Bells, Sleigh Bells, Auntie
Millin.

i 2 — Shifty. Currency, Courtier, Bloomington.

3 — Who Can Tell, Guardsman. Gupton, Kath-
leen K. i

i — POLAR CUB, Whippoorwill, Frankenia,
FYascuelo.

5 — Mumbo Jumbo, Redmon, Ruddles, Mc-

Lane.

6 — Chile, Newport, Eastern Star, The Gaff.

7 — Indian Chant. Johnny O’Connell, Lotta

Speed, Sir Jack.

Conscnsns of Handicaps.

1 — Merry Bells, Sleigh Bells. Auntie Millin.

2 — Shifty. Currency. Courtier, Gray Bonnet.

3 — Who Can Tell, Guardsman, Gupton, Kath-

leen K.

4 — Polar Cub, Whippoorwill, Machine Gun-

ner, Frankenia.

5 — Mumbo Jumbo, Redmon, Ruddles. Spods.

6 — CHILE, The Ulster, Newport. The Gaff.

7 — Johnny O’Connell, Indian Chant, Lotta

Speed, King B.

TIJUANA.

HAVANA.

The horses which seem best in Tuesday’s
races are :

Oriental Park — Havana, Cuba, March 11,
j 1923.

1 — Merry Bells, Sleigh Bells, Liborio.

: 2 — Currency, Bloomington. Shifty.

’ 3 — Guardsman, Who Can Tell, Gupton.

4— Whippoorwill, Frankenia. Frascuelo.

5— Mumbo Jumbo, Ruddles, Spods.

1 6 — Chile, The Ulster, The Gaff.

7 — JOHNNY O’CONNELL, Lotta Speed,
Indian Chant.

T. K. Lynch.

New York Handicap.

1 — Sleigh Bells, Liborio, Auntie Millin, Merry

Bella

2 — Courtier, Currency, Gray Bonnet, Bloom-

ington.

3 — Who Can Tell, Guardsman, Little Niece,

Kathleen K.

1 4 — Machine Gunner, Betty Mae, Frankenia,
Good Enough.

! 5 — Redmon, Spods, Salamander, Mumbo Junv
bo.

6 — CHILE, The Ulster, The Gaff, Newport.

j 7 — Indian Chant, Johnny O’Connell, King B.,
Lotta Speed.

Chicago and Buffalo Handicap.

1— AUNTIE MILLIN, Liborio, Sleigh Bells,

Suzuki.

2 — Shifty, Currency, Courtier, Gray Bonnet.

3 — Wlio Can Tell, Gupton, Nellidu, Guards-

man.

4 — Polar Cub, Frankenia, Betty Mae, Whip-

poorwill.

: 5— Mumbo Jumbo, Redmon, Ruddles, Port
Light.

6 -Chile, Newport, Faithful Girl, The Ulster.

The horses which seem best In Tuesday’s
races are :

Tijuana, Mex M March 11, 1923.

1 — Ray Palmer Jr., J. W. Marchbank entry.

Odd Seth.

2 — Limerick, Inspector Hughes. Olive D.

3 — Coombs, Roscoe Goose, Dough Girl.

4 — Beverwyck, Cedric, May Bruen.

5 — Private Peat, Red Man, Rifle.

6 — REBUKE. John Paul Jones, Jim Daisy.

7 — Due de Moray, Frank Fogarty, Bill Head.

8 — Carl Roberts, Poacher, Ollie Wood.

G. W. Schilling.

New York Handicap.

1 — Ray Palmer, Jr., A. Lester, Rock Heather,

Seth's Ak-Sar-Ben.

2 — Limerick, Inspector Hughes, Mr. Kruter,

Bonnebelle.

3 — Dough Girl, Roscoe Goose, Emma Weller,

Coombs.

4 — Beverwyck. Cedric, May Bruen. Ruth E.

5 — Rifle, Private Peat, War God, Sheibyville.

6 — REBUKE, Coffield, John Paul Jones, Ten

Buttons.

7 — Due de Moray, Power, Regreso, Frank

Fogarty.

8 — Vera Rita, Delancey, Poacher, Emma

Williams.

Chicago and Buffalo Handicap.

1 — Ray Palmer, Jr., Rock Heather, Lovelace,

A. Lester.

2 — Philiippe Lugo, Stylish Miss, Bonnebelle,

Mr. Kruter.

3 — Perch, Emma Weller, Roscoe Goose,

Coombs.

4 — Beverwyck, Cedric, Scraps, Plutrel.

5 — Rifle, Private Peat, Syncopation, Bill's

Luck.

6 — REBUKE, Coffield, John Paul Jones, Jim

Daisy.

7— Frank Fogarty, Bill Head, Regreso, Silk

Sox.

8 — Poacher, Delancey, Ollie Wood, Carl Rob-

erts.

Observer’*! Handicap.

1 — Rock Heather, Ray Palmer Jr., A. Lester,

Seth’s Flower.

2 — Mr. Kruter, Philiippe Lugo, Limerick, In-

spector Hughes.

3— Roscoe Goose, Emma Weller, W. C.

Dooly, Coombs.

4 — Beverwyck. Cedric. Cave Man. Ruth E.

5 — RIFLE, Private Peat, Mistake, Red Man.

6 — Rebuke. John Paul Jones, Sunnyland, Ten

Buttons.

7 — Bill Head, Frank Fogarty, Due de Moray,

Regreso.

8 — Carl Roberts, Poacher, Delancey, Vera

Rita.

Consennnn of Handicaps.

1 — Ray Palmer, Jr., Rock Heather, A. Lester,

Lovelace.

2 — Limerick, Phillipe Lugo, Mr. Kruter, In-

spector Hughes.

3 — Coombs, Dough Girl, Perch. Roscoe Goose.

4 — Beverwyck, Cedric, May Bruen, Ruth E.

5 — Rifle, Private Peat. Red Man, War God.
C — REBUKE, John Paul Jones, Coffield, Jim

Daisy.

7 — Due de Moray, Frank Fogarty, Bill Head,
Regreso.

S — Carl Roberts, Vera Rita, Poacher, Ollie
Wood.

H avana Form Chart

HA VANA. CUBA, SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1923. — Oriental Park (1 mile). Eighty-ninth day. Cuba -
American Jockey and Auto Club. Winter Meeting of 100 or more days. Wealhor clear- temperature
72".

Presiding Steward, J. Machine is ter. Associate Stewards, C. U. Lansdale and K. Burke. Presiding
Judge. <’. t'ornehlsen. Associate Judge, J. S. Wallace. Starter, J. F. Milton. Racing Secretary, Martin
Natbansoa.

Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. (Chicago time 1:45 p. m. ) W indicates whip, S spurs, H blinkers. Fig-
ures in parentheses following the distance cf each race indicate date, track record, age of horse and
weight carried. ’Indicates apprentice allowance.

4 FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. (Jan. 8. 1920— 1 :ll—&— 102.) Purse $500. 3-year-olds and
OOvJ 4 Tt upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $375; second. $100: third, $25.

Index llorses AWtPPSt Q Vs % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8

Index llorses AWtPPSt

68621-TOE THK MARK w B 7 112 7 1 6 * 4 1 3 s l 1 T Burns 15 B Rice 3 3 ) 34 1

( 68599 )’CR’ WOOD BOY w 4 104 6 2 2 ! | I s 1* 2»» H Stutts L Reed ’ 6-5 6-5 6-5 2-5 1-4

G8659*AMER’N EAGLE w 8 U0 8 8 7* 7’ 6 s 3» W Taylor B Mock 8 10 10 4 2

68296 ’BOND wb 9 107 4 7 5» 6 * 4 l 4J H Kaiser Jones S F Stb 5 6 6 2 I

68551 HUEN w 5 112 2 6 8 8 8 fail S Banks P L Putnam 12 15 15 6 3

G8554*THE ULSTER wb 3 93 1 5 3* 3”* 21 6 : *t P Groos A S Eastman 3) 3) 3 ) 6-5 1-2

( 686 1 9 ) PANDINK w 3 91| 5 4 4 1 5‘ iW 7J F Horn Williams Bros 10 10 10 4 2

b8C89 : ’JENNIE C. wb 3 90 3 3 1) 3 l 7 s 8 W Milner C Oest 8 10 10 4 2

Time. 23, 47. 1:13 s *. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Toe the Mark. $1060 straight, $2.90 place, $2.50 show; Orest wood Roy, $2.50 place,
$2.30 show: American Eagle, $3.10 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Toe the Mark. 440 to IOO straight. 45 to 100 place, 25 to 100 show; Crest-
wood Hoy, 25 to 100 place, 15 to 100 show: American Eagle. 55 to 100 show.

Winner — B. g. by Oxford— Tippetoes, by Lcug Island (trained by B. B. Rice; bred by Mr. William
McLaughlin).

Went to post at 2:17. At post 6 minutes. Start good and flow. Won handity; second and third driv-
ing. TOE THE MARK closed a gap and passing the paccmaekr with a rush was going away at the end
and worked out for a mile. CRESTWOOD BOY showed much speed in racing into a long lead, bnt tired.
AMERICAN EAGLE closed a gap and finished fast. JENNIE C. set the early pace, but bolted to the
outside when entering the homestretch. ROND ran well.

Scratched— (08475) Kentucky Smiles, 88; (68098) Pittsburg, 112; 6S307 Ed Garrison, 110- (68454)

Itridgette, 104.

Overweights — Jennie C., 2 pounds; Pnndine, ltj.

O HOPS
3 3* 34 1 2 5

68296 ’BOND
68551 HUEN
68554 ’THE ULSTER
( 68619 (PANDINK
68639- ’JENNIE C.

wb 9 107 4 T
w 5 112 2 6
wb 3 93 1 5
w 3 91 | 5 4
WB 3 90 3 3

6-5 6-5 6-5 2-5 1-4

8 10 10 4 2

SEC0ND RACE— 3-4 Mile. (Jan. 8 . 1920—1:11—6—102.) Furse 5500. 8 -year-olda and
DOU i D upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $375; second, $100; third. $25.

Index llorses

AWtPPSt «i V4 \ Str Fin Jockeys

68621 ’COL MURPHY WSB 6 107 1 t
MMPNAN won 7 lu.t) 2 9

68621 ’WHISPERING WB 4 99 7 3
6855 1 ’CANNY UDV wb 4 301 4 5
68639” FIRST PULLET w 7 102 10 8
68620fDAl RYMAN 8 112 9 2

C8620*RED wb HU 3 10

21 ** 2 3 l-i 1* p Gruo* J Arthoa

64 6* 5*4 2) H Click O Rice

1*4 1’ 2* 34 S Banks S McNeill

4* 4 1 34 4’’* B SeheffelO L Foster
8* 74 6‘ 5 «b P Horn J S Hayes

5‘ 54 4'4 C* L Gray F W Kitsch

J* 9* 8‘4 7* C Taylor T Check

«) 11 C P 8

4 5 5 2 1

4 5 5 2 1

6 7 7 24 6-5

20 20 20 8 4 t

3 3 3 6-5 3-6

Monday, March 12, 1923

DAILY RACING FORM.

68550 MAD NULL. cm 4 194 5 6 7*1 ** »* 8* H Stutts H K Bilson 20 30 20 4 4

6S550$ELMONT wsb 6 112 11 11 10 10 10 9' W Milner T Doyle 12 li 15 6 3

68620 CAPERS wb 8 107 S 7 3) 3* 7’ 10 F W’dst’k G A Saunders 10 10 6 2 1

68620 MARY MALLON w 6 107 6 1 Pull. up. W Taylor T B Waters 10 10 10 4 2

tMutuel field. Time. 23*4, 47%, 1:14*4. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Col. Murphy, $12.00 straight, $8.50 place, $5.80 show; Nan, $7.50 place, $5.70 show;
Whispering. $7.30 show.

Equivalent booking odds— Col. Murphy. 500 to 100 straight, 325 to 100 place, 190 to 100 show; Nan,
275 to 100 place, 185 to 100 show; WhisiseriDg. 265 to 100 show.

Winner- B. g, by Theo. Cook — Harvest Queen, by Peep o’Day (trained by B. Guest; bred by Mr.
William Garth).

Went to post at 2:50. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow for all but EI.MONT. Won easily;
second and third driving. COL. MURPHY forced the paee to the stretch turn, where he slipped through
on the inside and. taking the lead, was going away at the end. NAN dosed a big gap and finished with
a rush. WHISPERING set a fast early paee and tired. CANNY LADY finished close up. EI.MONT
began flat-footed. MARY MALLON was jumped on and cut down. FIRST PULLET closed a big gap.
Scratched — 6.8551 Twenty Seven, 112.

Overweights — Nan. 1*4 pounds.

THIRD RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. (Jan. 24, 1917 — 1:05*4 — 5 — 102.) Ambassador Handicap.
4)00 4 vF Purse $800. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $650; recond, $100; third,
$50. I

68544 GLAD NEWS w 4 110 5 11 11) 10i 9'1 9* J Merimee G L Palmquist 340-100

68625 MA'DIE WILSON w 5 112 13 10 12«* 121 11* 10J D Powell Campbell & Kipp 32740-100

68278 MAXINE w« 6 111 12 14 131 13* 13* 11* J Maiben L E Old t

68339 BOOKWORM w 5 111 4 3 31 5* 51 12'1 F Weiner H L James 710-100

68421 DOUBLE THREE w 9 112 10 13 9k 11) 12k 13* C Th’pson J Loe t

67827* HIGH HEELS w 3 93 3 12 14 14 14 14 W Dean T Hodge 43700-100

tMutuel field. Time, 24%. 49, 1:02, 1:08%. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Teo Rreekenridge, $18.20 straight, $10.20 place, $5.00 show; Bon Sante, field, $4.20
place, $3.20 show; Phyllis K., $5.40 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Teo Breekcnridge, 810 to 100 straight, 410 to 100 place, 150 to 100 show;
Bon Santo, field, 110 to 100 place, 60 to 100 show; I’hyllis K., 170 to 100 show.

Winner — Cli. m, by Suffragist — Teo Beach, by Bobby Beach (trained by C. O. Reed; bred by Mr.
O. G. Parke).

Went to post at 2:15. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. TEO BRECKENRIDGE, after racing SQUIRREL HAWKINS into defeat, raced into a long lead
after entering the stretch and won in a canter. BON SANTE closed up ground and made a game finish.
PHYLLIS K.. under hard riding, outstayed MISS JANE. The latter, after being forced to race wide,
came with a rush through the final eighth.

Overweights — Phyllis K., 1 pounds; Miss Jane, 1; Maudie Wilson, 1; Double Three, 1.

THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (PebT 25. 1923—1 05—8—1227) Purse f 60o7 3 -year*.
UuOlS e olds. Claiming. Net value to winner $420: second. $120: third, $60.

Index Horses AWtl’P St

( 685 18 )T(JNY SUE w 4 95 3 4 3‘) 2* 1) 1*1 W Milner E J Albright 5 5 5 S-a out

(68141 )DR. HICKMAN w 6 115 2 3 2*> 3*1 3* 2' 1 T Burns Williams Bros 8-5 8-5 8-5 3-5 out

68499* ISOSCELES wn 4 100 5 5 5 5 4* 3*1 H Stutts J Lowe 21 21 21 1 out

(>8430*B. OF ELIZA'T’N wb 7 115 4 1 1* 1* 2* 4'i P C.roos T Hoffler 21 3 3 1 out

(68498)D1PFER’T EYES w 7 105 1 2 4* 4* 5 5 A Pickens E L Fitzgerald 21 21 21 1 out

Time, 24%, 46%, 59%, 1:05% (equals track record). Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid, Tony Sue, $27.40 straight, $9.40 place; I)r. Hickman, $3.60 place; no show mutuels
sold.

Equivalent booking odds — Tony Sue, 1270 to 100 straight, 370 to 100 place; Dr. Hickman, SO to 100
place.

Winner — Ch. t, by Tony Bonero — Susan Ix-nox, by Handsel (trained by E. .7. Albright; bred by Mr.
J. L. Brown).

Went to post at 3:20. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. TONY SUE was outpaced in the early running, but saved ground when entering the homestretch
und, finishing witii a great rush, won going away. DR. HICKMAN raced forwardly and made a game
finish. ISOSCELES closed a gap in the last quarter and was running fast at the end. BELLE OF
ELIZAP-ETHTOWN set a great paee, but ran out on the stretch turn.

Sera tehed— (68430) Edgar Allan Foe, 114.

Overweights — Isosceles, 2 pounds.

^7 FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile* (Dec. 6. 1*922—1:38— 4— 101. ) Purse $800. 3-year-olds and
U O U 4 4 upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $650: second. $100: third, $50.

AWtPPSt *4 % % Sir Fin Jockeys

O II C P S j

5 5 5 8-5 out I

8-5 8-5 8-5 3-5 out ]

21 21 21 1 out

21 3 3 1 out

Index Horses
68362 PUD
68488 FABER
68546* PETER PIERSON
(68167 i*IYY Gray
63584*0. HENRY

AWtI’PSt *4 *i % Str Fin Jockeys

w 104 13 11 1* 1* l«k a Claver

w 104 1 3
w 105 3 4

68546* PETER PIERSON w 96 4 6 7* 7* 6* 3= W Dean Holmes & Blake $600-100

(68167 i*IVY GRAY w 97 9 1 2| 2* 2'i 4» W Martin C 'H Cox 720-100

63584*0. HENRY w 100 10 8 81 9* 9* 5» M Mil'rick E Getchel * 310-100

68591 BLACK MONKEY wsb 103 5 5 4'1 4*> 41 G* T Wilson D Howell 710-103

( 66743) ‘BROWN BELLE w 101 8 9 6* 5'1 5* 7*< K Erieks’n C Harris t

68591 *ST. ANGELINA w 100 7 7 9k 10*> 10«> SI J Pengass Emeryville Stable 7240-100

61134 NANCY WINET wb 103 2 11 12 12 11* 9* .1 Merimee J W Fuller t

68298 MAY BRUEN wb 103 11 10 10* 8* 8*> 10* F Watrous R I, Baker 2230-100

68607 LOVE BIRD w 91 6 3 5*» 6* J 7* 11* M Garrett J M Cooper 3460-100

68607*DUD w 89 12 13 11* ID 12 12 F And'son Leslie Stable t

tMutuel field. Time, 24, 48%, 1:01%, 1:07%. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Pud, $11.60 straight, $5.40 place, $4.20 show; Faber, $4.20 place, $3.40 show; Feter
Pierson (field), $3.20 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Pud. 480 to 100 straight, 170 to 100 place, 110 to 100 show; Faber, 110 to
100 place, 70 to 100 show; Peter Pierson (field). 60 to 100 show.

Winner — B. g, by Wrack— Medora II., by Rabelais (trained by n. T. Griffin; bred by Belair Stud).

Went to post at 2:40. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. PUD showed superior speed and, racing into the lead at once, set a fast paee and kept it
through the final eighth under hard riding. FABER stood a hard drive gamely and finished wearing
the winner down. PETER PIERSON, after racing wide ou all turns, finished with a rush into a fast-
going third. IVY GRAY tired after forcing the pace to the last eighth. O. HENRY closed a gap.

Scratched — 6.8647 Norford Honey, 98.

Overweights — Brown Belle, 4 pounds; Pud, 1.

Owners Kquiv. Odds Str’t

J \V Marehbank 480-100

3* 3* 3 1 2*1 F Weiner A E Stokes
7* 7* 6* 3= W Dean Holmes & Blake

68591 BLACK MONKEY wsb 103 5 5
( 66743 ) ‘BROWN BELLE w 101 8 9

68591 *ST. ANGELINA
61134 NANCY WINET
68298 MAY BRUEN
68607 LOVE BIRD
68607*DUD

tMutuel field.

w 100 7 7
wb 103 2 11
wb 103 11 10
w 91 G 3
w 89 12 13

Index Horses
( 6852 1)'HAMAN

upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $650: second. $100; third, $50.

AWtPPSt ‘4 Vi Str Kin Jockeys Owners O

AWtPPSt % % % Str Kin Jockeys Owners O II C P S

w 6 108 1 1 1* 4* 4* 2) i 1 H Stutts E L Fitzgerald 2* 2) 2) 4-5 out

,'B 4 106 2 5 1* l*i 1* l'i 2* F W'dst'ckE C Bellew 2 2) 2) 4-5 out

68521 *TAMPER wb 4 106 2 5 1* 1*1 1* l'i 2* F W'dst’ckE C Bellew 2 21 21 4-5 out I

68460*T. ROLL CALL wan 4 106 3 2 3* 3* 2*> 3^ 3* T Bums W Cahill 5 5 31 7-5 out

68460 ‘SALVO w 7 105 5 3 2') 2k 3*1 4* 4*> H Kaiser W F Knebelkamp3 4 4 1 out

68552 *MISS MAZ1E wb 3 88 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 P Groos A C Hak 3 31 31 1 out

Time, 23, 47%, 1:12%, 1:38%. Track fast.

$2 mntuels paid, Iiaman, $S.OO straight, $4.00 place; Tamper, $3.50 place; no show mutuels sold.

Equivalent booking odds — Human, 300 to 100 straight; 1GO to 100 place: Tamper, 75 to 100 place.

Winner — B. g, by llorron — Selina Lou, by Kilkerran (trained by E. L. Fitzgerald; bred by Messrs.
Talbot Bros.).

Went to post at 3:46. At post 2 minnteg. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driv-
ing. IIAMAN followed the leaders to the head of the stretch, from where he moved up rapidly and,
passing TAMPER with a rush, was going away at the end. TAMPER began slowly from the outside and,
going to the front with a rush, set a terriffic pace to the last eighth and tired. THE ROLL CALL was
interfered with by TAMPER when the latter raced to the front on the first turn and was taken up, but
recovered and ran a good ra«-e. SALVO tired.

FOURTH RACE— 1 Milo and 70 Yards. (Jan. 21, 1923— 1:42%— 8— 98.) Purse $700.
UOOuO 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $490; second. $140: third, $70.

Index Horses

4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $490; second. $140: third, $70.
Index Horses AWtPPSt V4 V4 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str’t

(68630) MeGEE’S PINK w 4 194 2 4 3') 3= 3‘) 1* 1J M Mil’rick Matthews & Dunlap 310-100

68487 * FANNIE NAIL wsb 7 113 4 « 4* 4* 4*13* 2* H Molters J S McDaniel 730-100

68630 MANNIKIN II. wb 6 113 7 t 2| 2J 2J 2) 3* W Miller H A Lott 1080-100

686130 W. M’TGOMERY w 10 110 5 2 1% l'i lk 4* 4'i F Cantrell C B Irwin 2260-100

68630* ROISTERER ws 6 110 3 5 6*i 6'i 6* 5'i 5* F Watrous C E Groves 2140-100

68509* ’SUMMER SIGH wb 7 110 1 7 5) 5* 5* 6 6 E Petzoldt Z E McGregor 820-100

686il**VIC wo 108 6 3 7 7 7 Bled. F Stevens W Walker 110-100

Time, 24%. 48%, 1:14, 1:40%, 1:45. Track fast.

$2 Mutuels paid, McGee’s Pink, $8.20 straight, $4.40 place, $3.60 show; Fannie Nail, $5.00 place, $4.60
show; Mannikin II., $5.20 show.

Equivalent booking odds — McGee's Pink. 310 to 100 straight. 120 to 100 place, SO to 100 show; Fannie
Nail. 150 to 100 place, 130 to 100 show; Mannikin IT., 160 to 100 show.

Winner — Ch. f, by McGee — Pink Rose, by Fonso (trained by L. Mathews; bred by Mr. C. W. Morse).

Went to post at 3:04. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. McGEE’S PINK, after being forwardly placed, from the start, moved up fast while rounding the
last turn and, taking the lead, under bard riding held FANNIE NAIL safe to the end. The latter
loomed up menacingly when an eighth out, but could never quite overhaul the winner. MANNIKIN II.
forced WOODIE MONTGOMERY along at top speed and took the lead momentarily while rounding the
last turn, but readily gave way to the first two. WOODIE MONTGOMERY showed the most early
siieed, but was done at three-quarters.

""FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (Jan. 21, 1923— 1:42%— 8— 98.) Purso $700. "

OOOOtJ* 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Not value to winner $490; second. $140: third, $70.

6861 1 * * VIC

FIFTH RACE— 1 3-16 Miles. (Jan. 1, 1920— 1:57%— 6— 106.) Purse $500. 4-year-olds
UOO • O and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $375: second. $100: third, $25.

Index Horses

A Wt 1

•P

St

*4

%

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

O

11

13

P

s

68664 * ‘CZARDOM

w

7 106

9

4

2 i

2)

U

1' 13

c;

Sutton

E O Sutton

5

6

<;

2)

6-5

68555* BOUNCE

w

4 112

6

7

5*

5*

G 1

3* 2*

F

W'dst'ek K'more F'm Stb

5

5

5

1

68337 RANDEL

w

4 108

4

8

6)

6‘

6*

5) 3*

A

Yerrat

T E Mueller

5

6

6

2)

6-5

( 68555 )CARRURE

w

5 105

7

3

3*

3«

2*

2'1 4k

H

Ka iser

W F Knebelkamt>5

6

6

24

6-5

68555 *GRA NDSON

WB

4 103

1

6

9

8*

72

6»k 5s

H

Stutts

I.iiane Stable

6-5

6-5 6-5

2-5

1-4

68 623 ‘FELIX M.

W

5 108

8

5

4‘

4*

4)

4'i 6)

O

Pemia

J Bertrand

10

10

10

4

2

68555*M1SS RANKIN

W

5 103

3

2

8’) 9

8*

8* 7*

F

Horn

J S Hays

10

10

10

4

2

68623 • CHI NCOTE AGUE

wb 5 103

2

1

1*

1*

3*

7* 8*

s

Banks

G K Allen

6

7

7

2)

6-5

68602 *OSTELLE

w

4 92

5

9

7*

7)

9

9 9

W

Milner

Williams Bros

12

15

15

5

2).

l-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $490; second, $140: third, $70.

Time, 23%. 48%, 1:14, 1:41%, 2:02. Track fast.

$2 mntnels paid, Czardom, $15.70 straight, $6.70 place, $4.30 show; Bounce, $5.90 place, $4.40 show;
RaudeL, $5.40 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Czardom, 685 to 100 straight, 235 to 100 place, 115 to 100 show; Bounce,
195 to 100 place. 120 to 100 show; Randel, 170 to 100 show.

Winner — B. li. by Royal Realm Zoara, by Matchmaker (trained by E. C. Sutton; bred ni England by
Captain R. It. Itrassey).

Went to post at 4:13. At post 1 minute. Start good and fast. Won driving; second and third the
same. CZARDOM, close np from the start, moved up after rounding the far turn and racing into the
lead withstood a challenge from CARItUKE and ontfinishod BOUNCE in the stretch drive. BOUNCE
came fast through the stretch and was gaining at the end. RANDEL made up ground and finished fast.
GRANDSON uselessly closed a big gap when the leaders were tiring. CAKRURE ran well. CUINCO-
TKAGITE set a fast early paee and quit.

Scratched — 68602 Battle Mountain, 105.

Index Horses

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys
w 6 118 4 1 1* 1* 1* 1* 1*) R Carter

Owners
J M Crane

Equiv. Oilils Str’t

68629 KRKWER w 6 118 4 1 1* 1* 1* 1* 1=) R Carter J M Crane 1370-lOi)

( 68508 ) ROMANY wb 6 108 1 2 2* 2»| 2*) 2* 2*) J Merimee W Daniel 90-100

( 68559 )SP’NISH MAIZE w 4 114 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 A Claver J K L Ross 840-100

C8439*OIL MAN w 4 114 2 Fell. C Th’pson C N Daniel 140-100

Time, 24, 48, 1:13, 1:38%, 1:42% (new track record). Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Krewer, $29.40 straight, $6.00 place; Romany, $3.20 place; no show mntuels sold.
Equivalent booking odds — Krewer. 1370 to 100 straight. 200 to 100 place; Romany, 60 to 100 place.
Winner — B. h, by Aldford — Keadcan II., by Gallinule (trained by C. Kirschbaum; bred by Mr.
Frederick Johnson).

Went to (Hist at 3:30. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. KREWER began fast and setting a great paee easily won all the way and finished under restraint.
ROMANY was always in closest pursuit and made a game finish. SPANISH MAIZE was forced back at
the start when OIL MAN fell.

Scratched— (68402) Scotland Yet, 106; 68629 Ten Buttons, 115; GS527 Black Betty, 109; 68062 Bastille,

111 .

SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile and 40 YardsT (Feb. 12,1 923 — 1:46%— 4— 90.T Private Swcep-
Oou 4 vF stakes. Purse $1,000 and $250 Added if American Record Is Lowered. Net value to
winner, $875; second, $375.

Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str’t

( 68629 ) ABA DANE ws 8 110 2 1 1'4 1* 1% 1% l’i P Martinez C B Irwin 30-100

(68200) REBUKE wsb 4 92 122 2 2 2 2 P Walls J K L Ross 170-100

Time, 23%, 46%, 1:11%, 1:37%, 1:39% (new American record). Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Ahadane, $2.60 straight.

Equivalent booking odds Abadane, 30 to 100 straight.

Winner — B. g, by Maboul II. — Alby, by Rabelais (trained by C. B. Irwin; bred in France by Vieomte
de Fontarce).

Went to post at 3:55. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won ridden out; second driving.
ABADANE. showing amazing speed, raced into a good lead at once and was never menaced. REBUKE
was hard ridden and raced gamely, but could never get within striking distance of the winner.

SEVENTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (Feb. 25, 1923—1:05—8^122.) Purse $1,000 . 3-year-
x> O O 4 A olds and upward. Handicap, Net value to winner $700; second, $200; third, $100,
Index Horses AWtI’PSt *4 % % Str Fin Joekeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str’t

SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile ar.d 50 Yards. (March 6, 1918 — 1:41 — 5 — 117.) Purse $500.
OOO 4 vl 3 -year- olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $375; second, $100; third, $25.

Index Horses
6862 1 'TAN II
68639* HA RAN
68620** RAY ATKIN
68583 BERRKTTA
08622* * HUM AM
68554 HUSH
68621* HUMPY
68G64*SEMPRONIA

AWtI’PSt *4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S

w 8 111 8 7 2'J 2* 2) 1* l'i W Taylor P R Peroni I 6-5 6-5 1-2 1-5

wb 6 108 5 4 1* 1* Ink 2* 2*1 H Stutts E L Fitzgerald 2) 2| 21 1 1-2

ws 6 106 1 1 .11 4' 4* 4° 3* F Horn K MeCuen 10 10 6 21 6-5

wb 5 106 3 3 5* 3* 3* 3| 4* A I’erd'moUora S F Stb 15 20 20 8 4

w 9 106 4 5 70k 6nk 5nk 6 1 5* W Lancet O Tuggle 6 10 10 3 7-5

w 6 106 7 8 8 7 * 6) 5 * 6* B Scheffel E Hammond 8 12 12 6 2

w 5 106 6 6 4 * 5nk 7nk 7* 7* S Banks L Crist 12 15 15 5 2)

wsb 4 102 2 2 6) 8 8 8 8 P Groos Thomas Bros 5 6 6 2 1

68664‘SEMPRONIA wsb 4 102 2 2 6) 8 % 8 8 P Groos Thomas Bros 5 6 6 2 1

Time, 23%, 48. 1:14. 1:41%, 1:44%. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Tan II., $4.90 straight, $3.10 place, $2.60 show; Haran, $3.40 place, $2.80 show;
Ray Alkin, $3.90 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Tan II., 145 to 100 straight, 55 to 100 place, 30 to 100 show; Haran, 70
to 100 place, 40 to 100 show; Ray Alkin, 95 to 100 show.

Winner — Uli. g. by Rock Sand — Tanya, by Meddler (trained liy 1*. Greene; bred in England by Mr. !
Harry Payne Whitney).

Went to post at 4:37. At post 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driv-
ing. TAN II. was saved for three-quarters, then raced into an easy lead after entering the homestretch
and won easing up. HARAN set a good pace to the stretch and tired badly. RAY ATKIN finished
gamely and would have been second in another stride.

SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mil© and 50 Yards. (March 6. 1918—1:41—6—117.) Purse $500.
OuUol/ 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $375; second, $100; third. $25.

olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $700; second, $200: third, $100.

Index Horses

A Wtl’P

St

*4

*rs

=4

Str Fin

Joekeys

Owners

O

u

C

I’ S

(68579 IMAYROSE

WB

6 106

1

T

3*

3*

A

Yerrat

T

K Mueller

2

2

2

7-101-3

68500*LADY FRAKES

WB

4 100

3

2

6

6

5*

4*

2*

H

Stutts

J

S Wiggins

2)

3

3

4-5 2-5

68579 = ‘DEERTRAIL

W

6 106

1

1

1*

1*

1«

1*

.'I*

H

Glick

I

B Kutch

8

10

10

3 7-5

68579* FOY

W

4 102

6

•

2)

2')

2*

2)

P

Gross

F

L Stephens

4

4

4

7-5 3-5

68623*HLACK TOP

W

5 111

5

5

5)

5*

6

6

5 s

L

Gray

J

S Kindscher

S-5 2

2

7-101-3

(68393)BLAZ1NG FIRE

W

4 102

2

3

4*

4*

4*

5|

6

A

Arvin

H

C Halus

10

12

12

4 8-5

AWtI’PSt *4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equh

68629 -'FEYLANCE wb 4 119 4 4 II 14 2‘ 1» A Claver J K L Ross GO-luO

68 439 DOIiORES w 4 94 6 1 2k 2*) l"k 2* W Martin J M Crane 400-100

68629 TEN BUTTONS w 5 93 S 5 6* 4k 3* 3% P Hurn C B Irwin $1020-100

68302 CORNCUTTER w 9 93 7 2 3* 3') 4* 41 H Long C B Irwin t

(68403).!. S. REARDON wb 5 105 5 6 5k 5* 5=) 5= E Fator W E Nestlehouse 1R30-100

fG880 BON HOMME wb 5 118 2 7 7 S*> 6* 6'* B Kenn’dy Meadowbrook Stable 620-100

C 1 390 IKE HARVEY w 5 100 1 3 4*» 7 7 7 M Mil’rick A Jones 7640-100

fl'oupled in betting as C. 15. Irwin entry.

Time, 23%. 46%, 59. 1:05 (equals track record). Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Fey lance, $3.20 straight, $2.60 place, $2.20 show; Dolores, $3.00 place, $2.60 show;
C. B. Irwin entry. $3.20 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Feylanee, 60 to 100 straight. 30 to 100 place, 10 to 100 show; Dolores, 50 to
100 place, 30 to 100 show; C. It. Irwin entry, 60 to 100 show.

Winner — 15. c, by Assagai — St. Fey, by St. Frusquin (trained by IT. McDaniel; bred by Mr. Willis
Sharpe Kilmer).

Went ot post at 4:20. At post 5 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second anil third the
same. FEYLANCE set a great pace from the start and was momentarily headed by DOLORES when
an eighth out. but came again under good riding and outfinished her at the end. DOLORES showed
great speed and finished gamely, but tired after taking the lead. TEN BUTTONS made up some ground.
CORNCUTTER ruu well in this company. 150N HOMME was worked out a mile.

Scratched — (68589)Jack Bauer, 98; ( 6S669 ) K re wer, 97; 681251, Dick Terpin, 90.

Overweights — Corncutter, 5 pounds; John S. Reardon, 5; Ike Harvey, 2.

C£*rr O EIGHTH RACE— 1 MileT CJune 17, 1916— 1: 38— 3—95. ) Purse 5600. 3-year-olds and
DOU ■ Aril upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $420: second. $120; third, $60.

C B Irwin
W E Nestlehouse

Equiv. Odds Str’t
60-100
400-100
$ 1020-100
t

Tune. 24, 48%, 1:14%, 1:41%, 1:46. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid, Mayrosc, $6.40 straight, $3.50 place, $2.70 show; Lady Frakes, $4.30 pluee, $3.10
show; Deertrail, $3.70 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Mayrosc, 220 to 100 straight. 75 to 100 place, 35 to 100 show; Lady Frakes,
115 to 100 place, 55 to 100 show; Deertrail. 85 to 1(H) show.

Winner I'-, hi. by Plaudit — Meadrose, by Meadow tliorpe (trained by J. H. Moody; bred by Messrs.
J. S. & S. Holton).

Went io | lost at 5:06. At post 1 minute. Start good and fast. Won easily; seenod and third driv-
ing. MAY ROSE followed the leaders close up until in the homestretch, where she eame with a rush
into the lead and won going away. LADY FRAKES finished fast after dropping back in the first half
mile. DEERTRAIL set the paee and raced into a long lead after passing the far turn, but quit in the
last quarter. FOY ran well to the strqlch. BLACK TOP was only cantering all the way. BLAZING
FIRE quit.

Scratched (6S664)Watereo. 111.

Overweights — Lady Frakes, 3 pounds.

Tijuana Form Chart

TIJUANA, HEX., SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1923. <1 mile). Eighty ninth day. Tijuana Jockey Hub.
Winter Meeting of 1(H) or more days. Weather clear: temperature 70 J .

Stewards, Francis Nelson, J. W. Coffroth and L. .1 Rose. Presiding Judge, Francis Nelson. Associate
Judges. L J. Rose and J. S. Rothert. Starter. Harry Morrissey. Racing Secretary, J. S. Rothert.

Racing starts at 1:55 p. m. (Chicago time 3:55 p. m l. W indicates whip. S spurs, 15 blinkers. Fig j
arcs in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date, track record, age of horse and
weight carried. ‘Indicates apprentice allowance.

FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile. May 12, 1916 — 17%— 2— 123.) Purse $500. 2-year-oids. t

Mardens. Allowances. Net value to winner $350: second. $100; third. $60.

Index Horses AWtPPSt *4 % % Sir Fit. Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str’t

68590* ‘BREEZE w 9 108 4 5 1) 1*) 1* 1*) 1*) F Watrous G H Abbott 170-100

08630*CHARLEY BOY w 5 105 1 3 4 h 6) 6*) 4 s 23 E Petzoldt Sunflower Stable 610-100

686 1 0 ‘THERESA w 5 106 3 1 2*> 3” 3* 3* 3* F Stevens J Carney 1120-100

68467 F. G. CORLEY wb.7 113 6 S 5* 2k 2k 2* 4 s T Wilson J T Johnson $4610-100

68590 SAN HEDRON wait 4 110 7 7 6» 5*1 4') 5* 5* P Martinez J Mantle ’ 1450 100

68437 EVA. HARRIGAN w 7 111 8 4 7k 7*) 7* 6=) C) J Maiben W Leeds 10S70-100

686 1 1 * PHILANDERER wsb 5 108 5 6 8 8 8 7* 7* M Mil’rick JB McGinn 130-100

683 14 ‘CICELY KAY w 6 106 2 2 3* 4k 5) 8 8 L Armst'g R I’arton $

tMutuel field. Time. 25%, 49%, 1:15%, 1:41%. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Breeze, $5.40 straight, $3.60 place, $2.80 show; Charley Boy, $5.40 place, $3.20
show; Theresa. $4.00 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Breeze. 170 to 100 straight. 80 to 100 place, 40 to 100 show; Charley Boy,
170 to 100 place, 60 to 100 show; Theresa. 100 to 100 show.

Winner — 15. g, by Ballot — Elise B., by Prince Royal (trained by J. D. Heard; bred by Mr. T. L.
Carpenter).

Went to post at 4:47. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. BREEZE sprinted to the front at once aud racing into a long lead easily won all t lie way.
CHARLEY BOY dropped back while racing down the backatretch, but gained ground steadily while
rounding the last turn, finished with a rush and outstayed THERESA. The latter ran a good race and
finished fast. F. G. CORLEY, away slowly, was rushed up to forward contention and tired in the
final eighth.

Scratched — (68341 (Shoreaeres, 111: 68668 Lewis B., 108; 68630 Peace Flag, 86; 68650 Occidents, 112.

Overweights — San lledron, 1 pound.

rjCOfTO NINTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. (Dec. 20. 1916— 1:11%— 3— 110.) Purse $700. 4-Tear-olds
OoD 4 fit and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $490: second, $140; third. $70.

Inoex Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Kquiv. Odds Str’t

685 2 9 * PA Y OFF ws 8 111 9 I 5= 33 Tj K> A Claver Meadowbrook Stable 236- 10i>

( 68586 i DANCING GIRL wb 7 111 2 4 5J 4) 3» 2* E Fator .1 Eckert 1320-100

68626 SISTER SUSIE w 10 111 5 2 1* 1* 2') 3k P Martinez C B Irwin 910-100

(68 482) MISS MANAGE w 7 111 10 8 6k 5) 5*4 4“* R Carter Ballinger & Coffman 1560-100

68382 MY ROSE w 5 111 17 8* 7* 7* 5* J Maiben M F Williams $1920-100

68507 MR. X. w 5 113 6 6 7') &*) 8*) 6*) F Stevens A Man-one t

68426 FLOR'NCE DEEN w 4 109 S 5 4* 6=) 6= 7) E Petzoldt Quinlan & Heigel 410-100

68631 HAZEL DALE w 10 111 4 3 2* 23 43 8* G Rose C E Davison 5840-100

< 8528 JOHN JR. w 10 113 12 10 10) 10') 9' 9') C Th’pson J Manale 65'M0<)

68650 11' RIGAN’S HEIR w 6 113 7 11 11) 11) 10')10* T Wilson F Wallhousor Cxi- luO

67979 ICON wb 5 111 3 9 9* 9) 11* 11* W Martin R Cooper $

68586 HAL WRIGHT w 4 111 11 12 12 12 12 12 H Molters Neal Bros t

Index llorxes AWtPPSt

68604* ST ARGO w 113 1 4

68522 ODD SETH w 111 2 2

68604 ROCK HEATHER w 110 3 3

68561 I*ADY ZKLMA w 110 « 5

68584 VIRGINIA HiAND w 107 1 1

HARY DAVIS JR. w 118 5 6

AWtPPSt *4 % % Str Fin Joekeys
w 113 1 4 :.k )!. luk ( • Th'ps<

w 111 2 2 1* 2* 2) H Moltei

w 110 3 3 4* 3* 2* A Claver

w 110 6 5 5* 5* 4* R Carter

3k lk ink ( * Th’pson Allen & Wilkeison
1* 2* 2) H Molters Tam o' Shunter Stable

I* 2* 2* A Claver

* 5* 4* R Carter

.'J 4*> 5* F Weine

5 6 6 F Ch' vet

'laver .1 W Marehbank
. 'arter J McKay
Weiner J W Manhbank
Ch’vetti H E Davis

Equiv. Odds Str't i
i son 70-10)

Stable 8340-100

; $369-100

260-100
t ,

249:- 100

HARY DAVIS JR. w 118 5 6 6 « 6 F Ch'vetti H E Davis 249.J-1O0

fl'oupled in betting as J. W. Marehbank entry.

Time. 24%. 48%. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Stargo. $3.40 straight, S3. 00 place; odd Seth, SI I SO place; no show mutuels sold.

Kquivulcut liooking odds Stargo. 70 to KM) straight. 50 to loo place; Odd Seth, 640 to KM) place.

Winner- 15. e, by Irish Exile — Queensland II. . by Nonchalance (trained by L. I.. Allen; bred by Mr. ]
L. L. Allen).

Went to jMjst at 1:51. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the!
same. STARGO. hard ridden from the 'tart, saved groud when entering the stretch and, racing to the
froat, held iiDI) SKTII safe in a fast finish. ODD SKT11 showed imieh the most early speed, but.
swerved out badly when entering the stretch, which probably cost him the race. ItOCK HEATHER finished
with a rush and was going fastest of all at the end. VIRGINIA 1IOIJ.AND showed speed.

Scratched — 6*004 San Dimas, 110.

Overweights— Odd Selh, 4 pounds.

% % Str Fin Joekeys Owners Kqui v. Odds Str’t

2= 33 1) in A Claver Meadowbrook Stable 230- KM)

03 4) 3*' 2* E Fator .1 Eckert 1320-100

l h 1* 2') 3k P Martinez C B Irwin 910-100

O'* 5) 5*) 4“k R Carter Ballinger & Coffman 1560-100

8* 7* 7* -5* J Maiben M F Williams $1920-100

7 1 ) 8*) 8*) 6*) F Stevens A Jlarrone $

4k 6*) 6* 7) E Petzoldt Quinlan & Heigel 440-100

2* 23 43 8* G Rose C E Davison 5840-100

650- 1C)
4W-100
t
t

SECOND RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. Feb. 25. 1923—1:05 — 8—122.) Purse $500.

OoOOO olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $350: second. $100; third.

Index Horses AWtPl’St

68435 T. 15' KEN RIDGE wit 7 111 1 5

C8606* I’-ON SANTE WB 7 108 7 •

68339*1-11 YLL1S K. WB 4 106 14 2

6854 4 MISS JANE m 3 99 11 7

60607 PRINCE HENRY w 11 113 9 4
68605 SQ’EL HAWKINS w 5 116 6 1
68542 DEWY FIELD wb 4 107 2 8
68624 LITTLE ABE wu 11 113 8 9

AWtPl’St *4 % % Str Fiu

Owners
II Keis» I

5 k 4 ' 4) 2') M Mil'rick F Rinehart
<k 31 ;{a ); Petzoldt Z E McGregor
71 7k 7k c F Watrous W E Nestlehouse

6* 6' 6* 5* R Carter D Dennison

1* 13 2k 6* 11 lamg W S Knapp

10) 9‘ 10? 7* L Armst'g S J Cornwall

5 ) 8* 8* 8' H Molters P Dwyer

3-year -
$50.

810-100
$340-11)0 I
900-100
230- 1U0 :
$1
t

17640-100
4070- 1J0

68631 HAZEL DALE w 10 111 4 3 2* 23 43 8* G Rose C E Davison 5840-luO

< 8528 JOHN JR. w 10 113 12 10 10) 10') »' 9') C Th’pson J Manale 650-100

CS650 IF RIGAN’S HEIR w 6 113 7 11 11) 11) 10')10* T Wilson F Wallhousor 4UO-100

67979 ICON wb 5 111 :: 9 9* 9)11*11* W Martin 11 Cooper $

68586 HAL WRIGHT w 4 111 11 12 12 12 12 12 H Molters Neal Bros $

tMutuel field. Time, 24, 48%, 1:14. Track fast,

$2 mutuels paid. Pay Off, $6.60 straight, $3.60 place. $3.40 show; Dancing Girl, $7. SO place, $5.40
:how: Sister Susie. $6.40 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Pay Off. 230 to 100 straight, 80 to 100 place, 70 to 100 show; Dancing Girl,
290 to 10O place, 170 to 100 show; Sister Susie, 220 to 100 show.

Winner — Ch. m, by Meelick — Hyacinth, by Previous (trained by E. F. Wright; bred by Mr. C. J.
Burch ) ,

Went to post at 5:13. At post 3 minutes. Sturt good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. PAY OFF was away well and after being saved to the stretch answered to hard riding and taking
a slight lead in a terrific drive just lasted to win. DANCING GIRL came with a rush through the
final eighth aud would have won in the next stride. SISTER SUSIE showed much speed in pacviuaking,
but was tiring fast and was lucky to save third place. MISS MANAGE made up ground from a slow
beginning. HAZEL DALE ran a good half and quit.

Scratched — 65509 Kirkwood, 113; 65523 Loch Levcn, 111.

4

DAILY RACING FORM

Monday, March 12, 19231

Entries and Past Performances

JEFFERSON PARK

MONDAY, MARCH 12

2nd RACE r ' .‘A 53S3S..*

PETER BROWN, b. g. Z 111

(Trainer, W. Block. Owner, J. Brown).

R-year-olds. Claiming.

! 68634 Jefferson
08 106 Jefferson
! 68091 F.Gr'nds
C7936 F.Gr'nds
j 66618 Pimlico
! G6507 Empire

51 f 1 :07%fast
51 f 1:08 fast
3-4 1:14 good
3-4 l:14%faat
51 f 1 :07 fast
51 f 1 :07%fast

The figures under tlie heading "Roc.” in
tho entries below show the best time of
each horse at the distance since January 1,
1920, no matter where it finished. In cases
where record was made on other than a fast
or good track, abbreviations show track
conditions.

Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. (Chicago time 2:15).
<8 Superior mud runner. X Good mini runner,
tj: Fair mud runner. (il) Maidens. •Apprcntie*
allowance, b lilinkers.

First Race— 1-2 Mile.

Purse $700. 2- year-olds. Claiming.

(Track record: Feb. L*K, 1920-4716— 2— 107.)

WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK FAST.

I ! 6G794 Ia>e Enfield
heading “Rce.” in I 68595 Kirk Lady ..

664 05 Empire Ab 3-4 l:ll%gooil
LESLIE, ch. c. 3

8 112 4
4 112 8
8 108 2
8 108 1
11-5 101 5
8 108 1
6 104 2
114

Lee Enfield 106 1:06%

Kirk !,ndy 112 1:00V.

Last Effort 104 1:071s

Fourth Race — 1 1-16 Miles.

Maritime Handicap.

Purse $1,000. 3-year-olds and upward.

(Track record: March 17. 1920— 1:45%— 7— 110.)
(68615) SIR THOMAS

KEAN 10411:43% 5 115x750

68576- Parader 104 1:44% 5 114X740

68615 Blarney Stone 102 1:45 % 5 109 x 735

6S615 Blue Nose 3 96x730

68655= Calcutta 95 l:30%h 3 98X725

68655 Contour 3 90x725

Fifth Race— 1 1-16 Miles.

Purse $700. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming.
(Track record: March 17. 1920 1:45%— 7— 110.)

7 106. .715 68593 Jefferson

3 100. .710 1 6*936 F.Gr'nds

4 101X700 1 C77 10 F.Gr'nds

67 645 F.Gr’nds
67458 F.Gr'nds
| 67365 Jefferson
! i.™- i 67250 Jefferson

-t 110.) 67146 Jefferson

(Trainer, A. Swer>ke. Owner, A. Swenke),

3-4 l:13%fast
3-4 l:14%fast
3-4 l:13%fa«t
54 f 1 :07%fast
3-4 l:lS%hvv
5i f 1 :07%fast
3-4 l:15%fa=t
54 f 1:10 bvy

C. A. REINHHART, b. c. 3

8 113 6
31 111 4
8 108 3
10 108 8
9-5 111 2
10 108 5
18-5 111 4
7 114 2
111

0 68407 Jefferson

™ 'zs;

o oq v7 .,- I 68131 h.Grnds

, 67983 F.Gr'nds

d vox i-o 67878 F.Gr'nds

! 67687 F.Gr'nds

Cl'iiminc 6C68 1 Pimlico

(Trainer. W. V. Walsh. Owner, J. S. Ward).

54 f 1 :07%fast
3-4 l:M%fast
3-4 l:16%slow
3-4 1:14 fast
3-4 l:14%fast
3-4 1:14*. fast
3-4 1:14 last

Today’s

68474

.101 1 :46%

6

109X725

Ind.

norse.

Wt.

Rec.

A.Wt.lIan.

68571

bCorson

.106 1:45%

7

114X720

68566

Iw Adrin

112X725

68592

Black Hackle ...

.110 1:46%

6

114. .715

C8566

A. J. Buja (ML.

.112

:49%

112X720

68347

bOlil Chap

.101 1:46%

5

114X715

68632

Roman Girl (Ml.

114X715

68448 =

Bonfire ( M ) ....

.10N 1 :541i

3

97X715

G8510

lasting Ixive (Ml

106. .710

68597

Spectacular Girl

.108 1:48

6

109. .715

68089

Anno (Ml

114. .700

68469

•Hutchison

. 97 1:50%

4

109X710

68 566

Domination (Ml .

.110

:50%

105. .705

68463

Handfull

.110 1:46%

10

114X705

67623

Joe Gatti (Ml ...

108. .705

G8613

Flypaper

.100 1:50%

6

109X705

68632

Patsy Howe (Ml.

122. .700

68637

bChallenger

.114 1:48%

6 114X705

68566

Homer (M)

.110

:50%

108. .710

68571

•Plum Blossom ..

.110 1:48%

5

101X705

68510

Nettie May (M)..

105. .700

68469

bUelen Atkin ...

.106 1 :50

8

109X705

68412

•Bonnie Jack (.51) .

103. .700

68371

Pitter Patter ...

.103 1:49%

6

114. .700

6S616

Bright Trash

105 1:4S%

4

109:-:7(mi

Second Race— 5

1-2 Furlongs.

68530

•bUIa (M)

7

104 .700

Purse $700. 3 -year

-olds

Claiming.

68530

•bKehoma

.102 1:53%

6 104 .700

(Track record: Dec. 16,

1919

-l:0r.%

-4—112.)

68597

•Tyranny

. .105 1 :51%s

7

109. .700

68634

Peter Brown

. 97

1 :05%

111X725

68568

Kitty Carpenter(M )

3

92X700

65593

.106

1 :07

114X720

68407

.102

1:07%

111X715

Sixth Race — 1

1-16 Miles.

68568

.112

1:10%

111X715

Purse

$700. 3-year-olds

and upward.

Claiming.

(68494

Glabella

.103

1 :0S%

111. .715

(Track record: March 17,

1920—1 :45%

—7

—110.)

(C8326 i

•PanaHain

.111

1 :07%

112. .715

68228

•Magician

. 9911:40

8

110X725

68407

Tender Seth

.115

1 :07%

113X710

68633

bBelgian Queen .

.100 1:44%

6

106 X 720

68634

Jupiter

.111

1:07%

112X710

68514

High Gear

.110 J:45%

9

111X715

685S3

•Old Top

.112

1:07

106. .710

68636=

Tex

.107 1:48%

4

110. .715

68470-

•Macbeth

. 1 09

1:07

116X705

68573

Prince Welles . .

4

110. .715

C8633

•Glenlivet

.110

1 :0S%

115. .700

68636

•Ballot car

.102*1:45

5

110X715

CS568

Wrangler

.106

1 M>'.' -

113X700

68664

Walnut Hall

.106 1:45%

9

115X710

66987

Cotrompa

.114

1:08%

106. .700

68636

Scourgcrnan

.105 1:45%

8

115. .710

68068

•Lucidus (M)

.108

1 :09

106. .700

68597*

•bMoody

.111 1:48%

5

106X710

68633

Fernandos

.110

1:08

111X700

68636

bWylie

..109 1:48

4

110X710

RADIANT, ch. f. 3

(Trainer. D. Shaw. Owner, A.

68568 Jefferson 1 l:42%fast
6 1 14' '"15 68367 Jefferson 3-4 l-14%fast 13-5 111 7

5 114X715 68133 F.Gr'nds 3-4 1 :15%s!o\v 8 109 3

3 97x715 67858 F.Gr'nds 3-4 1 :14%slow 7 104 7

6 109. .715 67710 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l:13%fast 8 105 5

4 109 X 710 6 7 6 02 F.Gr'nds 3-4 1 :15%fast 1S-5 105 3

0 114x705 67477 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l:15%hvy 24 100 2

6 109 X 705 GLABELLA, b. f, 3 111

6 114X705 (Trainer, T. Scott. Owner. G. W. Butler).

5 104 X 705 68494 Jefferson 1 1 -1G 1 :52%slow 3 100 1

8 109 X 705 68144 Jefferson lm70y 1 MS' -mud 4 100 4

6 114.. 700 G8406 Jefferson 54 f 1 :0b fast 7 97 7

4 109:'[C700 68133 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l.:15%slow « 112 6

8 974 l 2

8 110 5 5

8 105 1 1

4 115 1 6 ]

29 107 3 6

30 lie 5 5

6f 1031 9 6

111

. G. Robertson).

34 10G 10 4

13-5 111 7 6

8 1 09 3 3

7 104 7 8

8 105
IS- 5 105

By Star McGee — Bessie Hough, by Peter McCue.
Breeder. J. Brown.

51 7=* J McCoy 10 BodyGuard, Raffles, F.ofllinbria

6 1 8'* J Moonev S Raffles, Kliznb.Bean. Kernandos

2 s 2 s J D M'neyll P.Sport, Win.TakeAU, Van'burg

l h 7 7 J J D M'ney 9 Al.Oehs. Win.TakeAll. I.’yRoae

2’ 4*1 E Bell 9 Kniglith’d. Tassel, Evel. Sawyer
I s 2 1 J Mcrimee 10 Raffles, liork. Brother Pat
1* 2'J J Merlmee G Ladylnez, Homestretch, O’Corra
By Mont d'Or or Peter Quince — Skye, by Goldcrestt
Breeder. L, B. Combs.

6'} S' 7 R Costello S Iaidy Rose, PoorSport, Felicitons
4* 6’ J C’rcoran 9 Al.Ocbs, Win.TakeAll. L’jRose
2 s l’l J Corcoranl3 ElizabethBean, Chiva. StumpJr.
71 gi« Thomas 9 Miss Meise. Itock Salt. Sliamr'k
2* 4* W Fronie 7 Macbeth, Rork, Flying Devil
lh 2° W Fronk !) Bet. Times. AI.Oclis, Sw'pHawk
11 21 W Fronk 6 Bedazzle. Ilillhouse, Al Btebler
11 l l W Fronk 7 Vennic, Setting Sun, Ilillhouse
By Colonel Vennie — Wondawhy, by Sempronlua.

Breeder, J. B. Re&pess.

24 4* B Harvey 12 P’rSport. Lady Rose, TheColonel
3'4 3* B Harvey 12 Stone Age. Lady Rose, Zoona
1* l" k B Harvei 13 Reformer, Royal Crown, Lit. Ann
il 1 10 1 * H J Burkel4 Eulalia, Sultan. First Blush
6* 6*4 B Harvey 11 Child's Play, Poor Sport, Rork
34 5 7 3 B Harvey 12 J.Q. Kelly, Fiistlilugli, Alluring
6 l 6* C Studer 15 Tassel. Reap, Racket
By Jim Gaffney — Beatrice K.. by Handsel.

Breeder, D. W, Scott.

6>> 6 e i L McD’ottiO Blue Bird. Fleeting, Utile Ann
4’ 3* H Tiiorr.asl2 Hiiihouse. Full o’Fun, Fernandos
3>> S’l H Thomasl2 Rupee, TenderSetli, FlyingDevil
7 h 9 11 J CorcoranlO K’kl’gton, M’nBosell., W.Pen’t
LOW 75 j Ch'Imersl3 fjeslie. Elizabeth Bean, Chiva
l h 1* J Chaim'rsli Siv’t andl”t.v, G. Mount, S.Mnnia
I s 1° J Chalmersll Yorick, Minnie B., Josie M.
By King James — Colorvieto. by Collar.

Breeder, H. T. Oxnard.

3

100

1

2

1'

11 B

Harvey 7

Irish Pat,

Hiiihouse

>. Blue Bird

4

160

4

4

3*

S» J

Ch’lmers 7

Al Stebler

, Rupee,

Yoriek

7

97

7

8

71

7*1 J

Ch'lmers S

Raffles. 1

iiizab.Bea:

l. Fernandos

67936 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l:14%fast
67731 F.Gr'nds lm70y l:45%fast

(Trainer, E. G. Shaffer. Owner, A. Regan).

67983 F.Gr'nds
67815 F.Gr’nds
67602 F.Gr'nds
67560 F.Gr'nds
66486 Laurel
66316 Laurel

6» f 1 :09%fast
3-4 1:11 fast
3-4 l:15%hvy
3-4 l:lo%fast
3-4 l:14%fast
54 f 1 .10 fast
3-4 1 :16%fast

71- TENDER SETH. ch. g. 3

Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.

Purse $700. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
(Track record: Dec. 1C, 1919— 1:05%— -4 — 112.)

68655- Barracuda 104 1:07% 4 106 x 725

6820; Harry B 109 1:08% 6 106 X 720

(6G876) lielphrizouia 107 1:00% 3 90. .715

Serbian

Devonite

Kennmaro ....
Scottish Chief . ,

...112 1:47
...10S 1:46%
. . .101 1:49%
...115 1:47%

6S637 ‘Tricks

liver Bold (M) ... 99 1:50%

8 115. .710 68407 Jefferson
5 106 X 710 6 8 2 86 Jefferson
4 110X710 08133 F.Gr'nds
7 115x70f> 07930 F.Gr nds

4 114ik70. r > I 07045 F.Gr'nds

3 90 70.7 60800 IJadcp'rk

5 1ELY00 66793 DadePrk

4 110.. 700 JUPITER, ch. c.

(Trainer, F. Wright. Owner, C. H. Knebelkamp).

€ 112 G 7 6»* 6= A Abel 12 Rupee, Tender Seth, Radiant

6 101 5 3 4* 4* A Wilson G Goldencrest, Supeibum, Irish Pat

18-6 100 7 8 54 4 s A Abel U A l. Ochs. Win.TakeAll. I/yRose

11-6 101 5 6 24 2'4 J Owens 12 Al Stebler, Untried, Stone Age

112 By Peter Pan — Sainotta, b7 Sain.

r, A. Regan). Breeder. Mrs. T'. J. Began.

7 103 4 2 1>> in G Mein 12 Amelia S., Juno. Recoup

12 110 4 3 10' 9 71 G Mein 14 Eulalia, Sultan, First Blush

12 107J 9 6 74 9'* C Lang 13 Flying Devil, OidTop, Wrangler

12 99 7 8 7= 7* H SblUickll Radiant, Svv.andP’ty. G. Mount

10 101 2 16' 10“ R Roin’eliilS Stone Age, Nuyaka, Temptresi

64 112 1 2 2* 5*4 C I.ang 14 K’ghtli’d, Radiant, S.and ITetty

4 97 1 1 2* 4*4 W Martin 15 Paul Micou, Racquet ta, Papillon

113 By Seth — Tender Bloom, by Sir Dixon.

54 f l:07%fast
3-4 1 :14%fast
3-4 1 :15%slow
3-4 l:14%fast
54 f l:07%fast
3-4 l:18%mud
54 f l:07%siow

7 114 10
7 110 7
12 113 6
30 108 2
30 108 5
14 104 3
17 105 1
112

amp) . Ereeder. B. A. Jones.

4‘ 6*4 F Smith 12 P’rSport, Lady Rose, TheColonel

4* 34 A Wilson 10 R.Leiglitnn, Chiva. Put andTake

44 2> A Wilson 12 Rupee, Radiant, Flying Devil

8= 9*3 F Smith *• ,» 1 •• 1 k.-»u. I .'y Rose

99 1:49%

4 105 X 700
3 90X700

(Trainer, J. J. Troxler. Owner, J. P. Young)

JEFFERSON PAItK JOCKEY PERCENTAGES.

From January 1, lOlili, to February 27, 1022, Inclusive.

■At or I At or

At or
Over

Jockey. P C. Wt. Mt<

Butwell, J 18 116 282

Morris. L. 18 114 409

Wayt, T 18 110 498

Moore, F. T 17 110 375

Graham, F 17 115 6

Smallwood. E 17 10S 432

Brooke, T 16 313 177

Murphy, F 15 108 170

Majestic, J 15 99 274

Holloway, It 15 10S 187

Burke, U. J 15 112 378

Jackson, C 14 109 162

Mein. G 14 102 31G

Owens, J 14 104 988

Wilson. A 13 105 652

Harvey, B 13 98 142

Barnes, E 13 112 328

McDeimott, L. 12 104 513

Petz, J. G 12 114 8

Swart, N 11 102 355

Thomas, U 11 103 785

Kama nelli. It 11 103 142

Mooney, J. D. ....... .11 110 3SG

Kelsay, W 11 110 370

Abel, A. 11 100 195

Babin. G 10 109 163

Boganowski. W 10 102 670

Chalmers, j 10 00 678

Martin, E 10 105 296

McCoy, J 10 101 16G

1st RACE

Wt.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

3d.

Jockey.

116

282

50

45

38

Thnrber, H.

114

409

74

72

54

Wallace. J.

no

498

8.8

74

86

Boehm, E. .

no

375

65

54

63

Martz, E.

115

6

1

0

1

Doyle, R. .

10N

432

74

52

66

Fronk, W.

113

177

29

33

17

Dority, It. .

108

170

26

19

9

Krieshon, A.

99

274

41

30

34

Mooney, J.

108

187

28

25

30

Smith, F. .

112

378

56

46

SS

Hr rrington.

109

162

23

12

25

Atkinson, E.

102

316

45

51

42

r.rydgis, H.

104

988

139

126

141

Roach, A. .

105

652

84

113

93

Sharpe, F.

98

142

18

14

15

Harbournc, 1

112

328

43

42

43

McCrann, 11.

104

513

63

67

83

Gotirley, W.

114

8

1

0

0

Bonham, T.

102

355

38

45

35

Smith, J. .

103

785

89

97

113

Costello, R.

103

142

15

9

18

Robbins, E.

110

386

44

39

51

Jones, D. ..

no

370

44

53

52

Matthews, It

100

195

21

26

18

Moeller, R.

109

163

17

13

23

Kessner, J.

102

670

68

82

87

lviniry, E. .

96

678

69

67

93

Ward. L. .

105

296

30

28

23

Wilcox, F.

101

166

16

16

21

Aeeardy, A.

le.

2-year-

olds

Claim ingr*

r.c.

Wt.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

3d.

. .10

103

222

23

25

20

. .09

96

776

71

87

97

. .09

107

171

16

16

16

. .00

105

342

31

37

42

. .09

101

418

38

43

49

. .09

95

148

13

16

12

.09

112

108

10

11

16

. .08

103

196

16

34

25

. .08

100

62

5

1

7

. .08

105

218

18

SO

22

. .07

105

211

15

26

17

. .07

109

265

18

28

3S

. .07

100

88

6

4

10

. .07

104

131

9

6

8

. .07

102

286

19

16

31

. .06

105

33

2

5

2

. .06

105

216

14

24

22

. .05

106

21

1

0

n

. .Ol

90

45

2

1

i

. .04

106

204

9

17

23

94

45

0

4

2

99

21

0

1

0

95

16

0

0

2

95

12

0

0

0

99

•

0

0

0

92

16

0

0

3

95

7

0

0

0

95

4

0

0

0

107

8

0

0

0

.. ..

95

2

•

0

0

90 X 700 68634 Jefferson
68071 F.Gr'nds
C7899 F.Gr'nds
67772 F.Gr'nds
67710 F.Gr’nds
67645 F.Gr’nds
67479 F.Gr’nds

2d. 3d.

25 20 OLD TOP. ch. c.

54 f l.-07%fast
3-4 !:!5%hvy
3-4 1:13 fast
3-1 1:13 fast
3-4 l:13%fast
51 f l:07%fast
3-4 1:15 hvy

12 109 3
6 105 6
15 106 G
15 102 5
10 111 8
20 10S 6
15 112 5
106

8- 9‘, F Smith *• >» 1 • ik-.ii. I.’yitose

9 9 S“ F Smitn 9 Miss Meise, Rock Salt. Sliamr’k

6 6 6=* J Owens 6 Blue Stone, Macbeth, Fernando*

2 3* 3* J Owens 8 Leslie, P.G.Brown. Ted’s riuui

By Ormondale — One Star, by Star Shoot.

Breeder, .1. E. Madden.

44 5“ E Martin 10 BodyGuard, Raffles, P.effmbria
5* 4* J McCoy 9 StumpJr., Sultan. Wtiywassaino

4* 4* Cl lamg S J.Q. Kelly, Sliamr’k. l’.ofCmbr ia

4 11 3 7 J McCoy 9 ltlueNose. J.Q. Kelly, Bet. Times

7= 6*1 E Sm'vv'odlJ I.oslie, Elizabeth Bean, Chiva
6= 6*4 E Martin 9 Miss Meise, Rock Salt, Sliamr'k
74 7“ L McD'ott 9 Anonym's, ltlueNose, 8. Q. Kelly
By Theo. Cook — Oseetah, by Ornamant.

(Trainer. W. J. Foley. Owner, Four Oaks Stock Farm Stable). Breeder, H. P. Headley.

1C | 68593 Jefferson 3-4 l:13%fast

42 : 68407 Jefferson 54 f l:07%fast

49 68091 F.Gr'nds 3-4 1:14 good

12 68026 F.Gr’nds 3-4 l:14%fast

1C 67815 F.Gr’nds 3-4 l:15%hvy

2T> ' 67710 F.Gr’nds 3-4 l:13%fast

7 I 67602 F.Gr’nds 3-4 l:15%fast

22 MACBETH, b. c. 3

17 i (Trainer, L. Gentry. Owner,
3S j 68170 Jefferson 54 f l:10%hvy

10 68407 Jefferson 54 f 1 :07%fast

8 I 68063 F.Gr’nds 3-4 1:!4%mud

31 G7838 F.Gr’nds lmTOy l:46%livy

2 67809 F.Gr’nds 3-4 1:14%mud

22 67458 F.Gr’nds 3-4 1:lS%hvy

2 j 66806 DadePrk 3-4 l:18%mud

2^ ; GLENLIVET, b. c. 3

(Trainer, R. N. Vestal. Owner, G. L. Blackford).

20 100 0 4 4 7 4“ B Harvey S lauly Rose, 1’ooiSport, Felicitons

20 104 11 9 9‘ 10' = H Thomas!2 P’rSport, Uidyliose, TheColonel

20 10S 1 11 11 10 * W Bog'skill I’.Spoit, I’. Blown, Win.TakeAll
30 1031 7 9 9 9“ W Bog'ski 9 J.Q. Kelly, An’ymons, M.Chiiton

G 104 4 3 14 24 G Mein 13 Fiy’gDevil. Wrangler, Kinsman

20 102 1 4 6 l S* A Abel 13 l-eslie. Elizubetli Bean, Chiva

7 97 6 7 8* 8* J Corcoranll Radiant, Sw.andP’ty, G. M0u.1t

116 By Tony Bonero — A. M. J., by Boanerges.

'j. Gentry). Breeder. T, B. Jones.

12 105 1 3 3* 2'1 A Roach 7 Raffles, BodyGuard. J. Q. Kelly

10 116 4 12 12 12=* H J Burk el 2 PTMport, Lady Rose. TheColonel

34 103 4 6 6“ o’* J Cli’lmers 6 Cam'flage, Gold. Floss, P. Micou

10 92 2 1 2* 2* W Fronk 6 Rama, K.of tliellVr, Richelieu

34 106 2 1 l 5 21 C I-ang 8 Shamrock, Rork, Thessaly

16-5 116 1 1 1* lk H J Burke 7 ltork. Flying Devil, Ix>slio

3-5 1054 1 2 24 24 A Roach 6 B. Stone, Fernandos, Ted’sPlum

115 By Meelick — Dona Hamilton, by Donald A.

30 1031 7

6 104 4
20 102 1

7 97 €

IIS

L. Gentry).

“ 1 68633 Jefferson
o j 68572 Jefferson
q 68366 Jefferson
0 j CG549 Latonia
1 65857 Latonia
0 63287 Latonia
0 G2912 Latonia

3-4 1 :14%fast
54 f 1 :08%fast
5* f 1:08 fast
3-4 l:13%fast
51 f l:07%fast
5| f 1 :08%fast
64 f l:09%mud

WRANGLER, b. c. 3

(Trainer. G. Peterson. Owner, G. Peterson)

(Feb. 28, 1920-

ex Course Dist Time TTk Odds Wt St % Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish 68203 F.Gr’nds

E ADIUN, b. f, 2 112 By Royal II.-Mandy Hamilton, by John o’Gaunt. tre nds w

1 Trainer, H. Randolph. Owner, W. H. Fizer), Breeder. H. P Hcadl"- 6796. I .Gr nds lm

166 Jefferson 1-2 48%fast C 110 6 Lost rider.J Wallace 9 Idle Thoughts. Fchrall Ink 6781a F.Gr nds

142 Jefferson 34 f 43%mud 13 5 107 5 2* 34 A Abel 11 AuntJane. A J.Biija UomanGirl COTROMPA, b. f, 8

165 Jefferson 34 f 42%fast 44 109 4 24 2* k E Sm’w’odlO Aunt Jane. Iluelma. Castilla I (Trainer. F. T.

LEE ADRIN, b. f. 2

68566

Jefferson

1-2

48%fast

C

110

6

68412

Jefferson

3i f

43%mud

13-5

107

5

68265

Jefferson

34 f

42%fast

44

109

4

67835

F.Gr itis

3-8

37 hvy

3

106

4

67680

F.Gr’nels

3-S

35%fast

12

107

3

67581

F.Gr'nds

3-8

35%fast

8

114

S

67457

F.Gr’nds

3-8

37 hvy

12

114

5

A. J.

BUJA. b. c.

2 (M)

112

68568 Jefferson 1 l:42%fast
68474 Jefferson 1 1-16 1:54 hvy
C8331 Jefferson 1 1-16 l:48%fast
68203 F.Gr’nds 3-4 l:14%slow
68010 F.Gr’nds lm70y l:46%fast
C7967 F.Gr’nds lm70y l:44%fast
67815 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l:15%nvy

(Trainer, T. Lynn. Owner, E. K. Brvson).

68566 Jefferson
68442 Jefferson
68316 Jefferson
6H265 Jefferson
68110 F.Gr'nds
68061 F.Gr'nds

1-2 4S%fast
34 f 43%mud
34 f 42 fast
34 f 42%fast
3-8 36%fast
3-8 :36 mud

7 112 8
12 1124 2
15 115 1
10 114 9
5 113 5
15 113 6

14 1° J Wallace 10 Midui’tFollics, Bes.Hope, Felirah i 66987 Jefferson
3 1 3 1 1 J Wallace 9 Aunt Jane, IdleTh’ghts Net. May ■ 1*6927 Jefferson

7* 6 7 i J Wallace 9 Edna V., Banira, Idle Thoughts | 66039 laurel

34 3* E Pool 9 Bye Bye, Banira, Sunayr 64669 Dev shire

64555 Dc-Vsnire

By Vulcain — Personal, by Kinley Mack. 61485 Pimlico

Breeder, H. T. uxn&rd. TTTr , TDT7*l hr r

^ J McCoy 9 Idle Thoughts, Fehrah, Ink (Trainer r’

, 1 , h t L « Crri | S 1! w"Sv :, nf* L tf' driu ’ Itoraannir ' 68068 F.Gr’nds’

i\ S* , S 1 MHi loU.es, 1 elirah, A. Chestnut F Gr 'nds

64 6*3 A Abel 10 Aunt Jane, la*e Adnn. Duelma

5 1 * G 7 J D M’ney 9 It. Potter, R’n Girl, N’y McKay . p'c r * n ds

64 6*4 J D M'ney 12 U. Bon net, l.Tb’ghts, N. McKay e7 - fi0 FGr ’nds

15 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l:15%nvy 15 104 3 2

ROMPA, b. f. 8 106

(Trainer. F. T. Miller. Owner, F. T. Miller),

54 f 1 :07%fast
5-S 1 :00%fast
64 f 1:09 slop
54 f l:07%slovv
54 l:06%fast
44 f 55%fast

LUCIDUS, br. c, 3 (M)

(Trainer, R. C. Troxler. Owner. R. C. Troxler).

1. L. Blackford). Breeder, G. L. Blackford.

39 96 4 9 9 l S 5 E RobbinslL’ Ilillh'se, C.J.C’gmile, ThePeru’n

11-6 110 3 1 14 1' F Smith 12 S.Flax, M.U'igliton, Gen. Pe tain

15 110 10 7 7k 4 11 K Robtiinsll J'liJoseph, BodyGuard, BillyBera

8 112 4 1 54 8' 8 F Smith 12 Pompous, Way vv'sanio. Bedazzle

64 115 8 7 7* 7 1= E Robbins 9 G’tJaz, G’nSpring. B’ley’sToney

6 115 1 2 l 1 ! 2'4 A Johnson 7 M’rCarrel, Gr’nSpring. Rencelaw

13 100 6 6 5* 5 1 * E RobbinslO M. O’Hara, M.Cairel, Stone Age

113 By Wrack — Bold Lady, by Oeden.

. Peterson). Breeder. A. B. Hanesck.

15 1084 2 1 14 6 s E Martz It) Blue Bird. Fleeting, Little Ann

12 974 5 4 3‘4 4 7 J Wallace It Flib’tygibbet. Herald, Execution

25 105 6 6 8* S' 5 E Martz 9 Slanderer, Rupee, Kennrnare

15 92 3 6 4J 6 7 3 J Ch’lmersl l Terminal. Sandalwood, Min. Man

10 106 1 6 4* 4*3 E Martz 10 Yoriek, Ghost, Marjorie Wood

30 107 4 6 5 ! 5 ,: E Martz 6 Goldencrest, Supeibum, IrisbPat

15 104 3 2 2k 3*4 L McD’ottl3 Flying Devil. Old Top, Kiusmau

106 By Colin — Trompeuse, by Von Tromp.

E. T. Miller), Breeder. E, B, McLean.

40 105 3 S S S :i J t'h'lmers S Rock Salt, Bet. Time*. StumpJr.

20 102 3 6 6 6“ J Ch’lmers 6 Contour, Panto Gorda. Vennie

63 108 7 8 8 S :s R Rom’elli S Henna, MabelK.. Win’rTakeAIl

20 106 Left at post. J Ch'lmers 7 11. Graham, B'kwbeat. KirkLady
39 114 5 6 7* 7* ' J Penalver 9 M. Blanche, Tycoon, Buckwheat

7 112 1 1 1* l 1 E Josiah 7 Buddugie, R. Murray, Patchwork

106 By King James — Grace Cameron, by J.issak,

15 1084 2
12 974 5

25 105 6
15 92 3

ROMAN GIRL. ch. f, 2 (M)

(Trainer, J. G. Wagnon. Owner. M. J. Reid).

68632

Jefferson

1-2

48%fast

10

112

2 5

4*

4=i G

Rabin

10

68510

Jefferson

34 f

42%fast

13-6

112

5

2'

2% F

Smith

12

68442

Jefferson

it f

43%mud

15

119

3

6k

4*J H

Thurberl 1

68188

F. Gr'nds

3 8

35%hvy

20

1074 4

6*

6“ F

Smith

8

68110

F.Gr'nds

3-S

36%fast

IS 0

114

3

2*

2'4 L

Lyke

9

11 ;V , " td:1 , n . e ’ RomanGirl fiK o«8 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:48 hvy

11 Mid hollies, Fehrah, A.Cbestnnt | c7 «, 4 , F Gr n ds lm70y l:45%fast

1( r A 0 " 1 J ane . Adnn Duehna j 67750 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1 :46 fast

1 I . t . I . otte ^’ , U , " ^ y 67 601 F.Gr’nds lm70y l:46%fast

1- D. Bonnet, l.fhghts, N. McKay e 7 5C0 F.Gr’nds 3-4 l:14%fast

By Peter Quince — Lilly B.. by McGee. 67057 Jefferson 3-4 l:19%hvy

Breeder. W. S. Thrclkeld. 66954 Jefferson 64 f l:08%fast

10 Sunayr. Reply, Blue Monday I FERNANDOS, br. f. 3

12 Bessie Wright, Bessie Hope, Ink (Trainer. F. M, Smith. Owner,

11 AuntJane. A.J.Buja, Lee Adriu 68633 Jefferson 3-4 1:14%fast

LuiilJanc. A.J.Buja, I^ee Adrin : 68G33 Jefferson
Hack Gold. Edna V., Reply 1 68593 Jefferson

LASTING LOVE, b. f. 2 (M) 106

(Trainer, A. Morgan. Owner, A. Morgan).

68510

Jefferson

34 f

42%fast

10

112

2

684 42

Jefferson

34 f

43%muel

15

109

6

68346

Jefferson

34 f

42 fast

20

112

11

68110

F.Gr'nds

3 8

36%fasi

30

109

»

ANNE.

b. f. 2 (M)

114

By Colonel Vennie— First Witch, by Hurst Park. I lefferaon

Breeder. W. Showalter. | 1 0 1 tS

64 6* J Owens 12 Bes. Wriglit, RomanGirl, B.Hope

41 6* H 1 homasl 1 AuntJane, A.J.Buja, I^ee Adrin '

61 6*J J Owens 11 Mid. Follies, Fehrah, A. J. Buja QrrJ RAPP

S 9“ H Thomas 9 lt'l'nllor Il’n nirl v * ■ kJ IlHL/L.

3-1 l:13%fast
3-4 l:16%hvy
64 f 1 :08 fast
3-4 l:14%fast
1 1 :42%hvy

. R. C. Troxler). Breeder, II. T. Gxcara.

15 110 2 4 7* 7 1 ' E Sm’w’odlO AUAmerican, lteelFoot. Fleeting

20 1071 5 4 4 1 J 4% E Sm'w'odVJ Kennrnare, Rupee, AUAmerican

20 109 2 2 4 = 4* E Sm'vv’odll MinnicB., Kenumaio, Temptress

25 104 1 8 8 l 9= 3 I. McD'ottll Irish Pat, Ghost, Slanderer

15 110 3 11 12* 12' 1 I. McD'ott 13 Stcne Age. Nuyaka, Temptress
8 111 5 5 5= 5“ E Pool 8 Admirer, Yoriek, Buddugie

8 llo 3 3 5= 5*1 II Thurber 8 IVrmarco, Blue Bird, Josie M.

Ill By Cruzados — Fernanda, by Roy el Santa Anita,

, L. J. Keating). Breeder. Miss A. M. Baldwi".

50 89 9 11 12 12“ D Jones 12 Ilillh’se. C.J.C’gmile, ThePeru’n

20 10.. 2 7 7= 6‘* A Wilson S Uidy Rose, PoorSport, Felicitous

12 92 6 4 44 6“ I. Ward 6 Moti'tery. Gol. Floss. Bem’eareful

30 8S 4 7 6= 3= D Jones 8 Raffles. Elizab’hBean, Fly. Devil

12 106 6 5 54 4 7 4 G Mein 12 Hiiihouse, Full o’ Fun, lladisut

100 93 2 6 6 6=* D Jones 6 Calcutta, Vennie, C. o’ Dawn

(Trainer. B. Carroll. Owner. H. S. Bowns).

68089 F.Gr'nds
67729 F.Gr'nds

36%good

35%fast

15 114 2
10 114 12

S'* H Thomas 9 RtPotter. It’n Girl, N’y McKay j

By Delhi — Grace Cnnard, by Cnnard.

Breeder. 0. D. Randolph.

1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward, Allowances.
16, 15) ID 1:05 4-5 4 112.)

BARRACUDA, ch. c, 4 ICS

(Trainer, C. Howard. Owner, S. N. Holman).

By Trap Rock — Balancoire, by Meddler.

Breeder, A. Belmont.

DOMINATION, ch. f, 2 (31) 105 I

(Trainer, W. Woodard. Owner, E. C. Christian)
68566 Jefferson 1-2 48%fast 12 110 9 8 £

68566

Jefferson

1-2

48%fast

12 110

9

68510

Jefferson

34 f

42%fast

18-5 112

8

68224

Jefferson

34 f

44%fast

8 112

7

67457

F.Gr'nds

3-8

37 hvy

15 114

7

S MiltonM., FortyTwo. B. Monday 08322 Jefferson 3-4 l:12%fast
9 Bye Bye, Bamra. Lee Adrin ' HARRY B.. ch. g. 6

11-5 110

103

JOE GATTI, b. g. 2 M) 108

(Trainer. J. A. Hall. Owner, J. A. Hall).
C7G23 F.Gr'nds 3-S 35%faat 30 116 3

PATSY HOWE. b. g, 2 (M) 122

(Trainer, F. H. Sevin. Owner, F. H. Sevin).
68632 Jefferson 1-2 48%fa»t CO 116 3 10

68386 Jefferson 34 f 43 fast 20 117 7

C8224 Jefferson 34 f 44Vifast 12 115 4

68110 F.Gr'nds 3-8 36%fast 30 117 6

68061 F.Gr nds 3-8 :36 mud 20 122 8

68001 F.Gr'nds 3 8 35%rast 15 116 3

C7553 F.Gr'nds 3-8 35%good 30 116 7 Los

HOMER, b. c. 2 (M)

(Trainer, J. H. Tevis. Owner
68566 Jefferson 1-2 48%fast

68142 Jefferson 34 f 43%mud

68061 F.Gr’nds 3-8 :26 mud

67962 F.Gr'nds £-8 36 fast

NETTIE MAY. b. f. 2 (M)

CO 116 3 10
20 117 7
12 115 4
30 117 6
20 122 8
15 116 3
30 116 7 Lo:
108

J. H. Tevis).
20 110 1 3

15 108 1
12 110 9
44 116410
105

By Flying Squirrel-Miss Lemar. by White. C82 o: F . G r'n,ls

Brooder, J, A, Hail, r»4 is* rir'mN

7 7** C Jackson 7 WillLand. Busiu’like, Stonea'bia 08H*» F.Gr’nds

By Flying Squirrel— Silver Ship, by His Lordsbiri. J 68070 F.Gr'nds
Breeder, J. A. Hall. 67985 F.Gr'nds

9'4 9* T DonhamlO Sunayr, Reply, Blue Monday 67900 F.Gr'nds

(Trainer. J. B. Partridge. Owner. W. M. Cain).

3*5 B Harvey 6 WarZoue, Wolf’sCry, Monastery

By Jim Gaffney — Plying Frances, by PlanndM.

68207 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1:45 good 18-5 14*6

68154 F.Gr’nds 2-4 1:14 m;.<l 9-10 106

68112 F.Gr'nds 3-4 1 :12%fast 5 113

68070 F.Gr’nds 3-4 l:13%hvy 8 109

67985 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l:12%fast 20 111

67900 F.Gr'nds 3-4 1:12%fast 30 106

34 6=4 T
6v 6* T

*3 T Bonham S 1. Thoughts, Duelma, B. Monday 66782 DadeP'rk ll-8 1:58%hvy

Bonham S MiltonM., FortyTwo. B. Monday
Bonnam 9 It. Potter, R’n Girl, N’y McKay

i 14 T Bonhaml2 D. Bonnet. l.Th'ghts, N

3' 4» T Bonham 5 Blotter. Milton M.. Forty Two

Lost rider.C Jackson 7 BluckGoid, Somerby, Will Land f)(i75 ,,, Fowj( ,
By Frizzle — Lucy Jackson, by Rock View. 66720 Pimlici

■*2* „ Breeder, T. Piatt. 66675 Pimlici

3 7= 7'* J Smith !i Idle Tboughts. Fehrah, Ink 66387 Iaiurel

44 6 7 4 F Smith 11 AuntJane, A.J.Buja, l^>e Adrin 66170 l^ure!

7k 10“ F Smith 12 H. Bonnet, I.Tb’ghta, N. MeKav 6591 1 laturel

11' 11‘* J Butwell 14 J. Sands, Bes.Hope. It’helll’oue'r t vt hifitt T

(Trainer, M.

M. Shields. Owner, A. S.

Day).

68510

Jefferson

34 f

42% fast

20

112

10

12

12“ J

68265

Jefferson

34 f

42%fast

30

107

5

34

7* H

67962

F.Gr'nds

3-8

38 fast

20

112

4

8k

13’* J

67835

F.Gr’nds

3-8

37 hvy

10

106

1

74

6*3 L

C 7 7 2 9

F.Gr'nds

3-S

35%fast

15

114

2

S=

6*4 A

67680

F.Gr’nds

3 8

35%fast

20

107

4

44

4 7 4 A

BONNIE JACK.

b. c, 2

(M)

103

By Wrs

(Trainer, C.

Phillips. Owner,

c. :

Phillips),

68142

Jefferson

34 f

43%mud

20

103

8

**

7* G

68386

Jefferson

34 t

43 fast

20

117

8

S

1“ J

68265

Jefferson

34 t

42%fast

*0

106

S

24

6*3 J

68110

F.Gr’nds

3-8

36%fast

20

110

8

7*

8*4 J

68061

F.Gr'nds

3 8

:38 mud

20

no le

10'

9“ J

67680

F.Gr” nds

3-8

35%fast

15

IX

6

6>| 5*4 J

67623

F.Gr' mis

3-8

35%Xast

15

115

6

*'i €=• J

Breeder. T. C. MeDoweii.

■ Wriglit, RomanGirl. B 11 opr 66697 DadeP’rk

67900 F.Gr'nds 3-4 1:12%fast 30 106 2 4

66782 DadeP'rk 1 1-8 l:58%hvy 6 106 2 2

BELPHBIZONIA, b. f, 3 90

(Trainer, A. Swenke. Owner, A. Swenke).
N. McKay r ,eg 7(i Howie 3-4 l:14%fast 14-5 112 5 2

«-o y I T " < ,’ 668 18 Bowie 64fl:21%fast 43 10 112 11 1

Mill laind 66799 Bowie 3-4 1 :14%fast 7 110 6 <

w. 66720 Pimlico 1 1:40 fast 11 102 6 7

66675 Pimlico 3-4 1 :12%fast 63 108 8 8

1, Ink 66387 Laurel 1 l:44%fast 6 107 9 6

66170 laiurel 1 l:41%fast 8 107 6 6

65911 Laurel 1 1:42 fast 7-5 109 5 3

LEE ENFIELD, ch. g, 7 106

(Trainer, F. R. Doyle. Owner, S. Jones).
66791 DadeP'rk 3-4 1:14%slow 39 113 9 9

it 1 nurtH-riu Aunt Jane, Lee Adrin. Duelma 66197 Toledo
Rk 13“ J Dell 14 J. Sarnia, Bes.Hope. U'hellPotter 66326 Toledo

74 6'J L McD’ottiO I.eeAdrin, Midn'tFollies, B.Ilope 65927 H'thorno

£= 6*4 A Wilson 12 Bamra, Sunayr. Easter Bonnet 65739 H'thorno

44 4'4 A Wilson 9 A'tJane, IdleTh’ghts, LceAdrin 65689 H'thorno

Breeder. W. Garth.

66197 Toledo Ab 3-4 1 09Vafast
66326 Toledo 64 f 1 :05 fast
6592 7 H'thorno 64 f 1 :20%fast
65739 H'thorno 3-4 1 :14%fast

65689 H’thorno 64 f 1:08 fast

KIRK LADY. b. f, 3

96 108 9
64 101 6
8 106 3
44 106 3
1-5 108 7
8 107 7
ICO

3* 7* G Mein 11 AtmtJane, A.J.Buja, Lee Adrin 68595 Jefferson

* 3“ J Ch'lmers 8 I. Thoughts, Duelma. B. Monday 67518 F.Gr’nds

25 6*| J Ch'lmers 10 Aunt Janq, Lee Adrin, Duelma 67416 FairG'ds
7= 8*4 J Owens 9 It. Potter, It'n Girl, N’y McKay 67327 Jefferson

10' 9“ J Owens 12 D Bonnet, I.Th’gbU, N. McKay 66753 DadeP'rk

6'i 5*4 J Owens 9 A'tJane, IdieTb’ghts. U*eAdrin 66683 DadeP'rk

i'l 6=* J Wallace 7 Will La ad, Busui'Uke, Stonea'bia 65450 Woou’ue

(Trainer, A. E. Smith. Owner, J. W. Smith).

3-4 1 :12%fast 20 1054

64 f 1.08%good 6 116

64fl:09%hvy 8 113

3-4 1 :15%hv*y 8 112

3-4 1:17 mud 10 106

65 f 1 :65%fast 19-10 109

3-4 1:13 last 25 107

(DL Breeder. D. W. Scute.

3'4 4* B Harvey 7 Servitor, Kun'.’uoi, Episode

24 2» J C’rcoran 4 Hid. Jewel, Centimeter, Colando

34 2” H Thurber 9 Wolf’sCry, 11 id’ 11 Jewel, Hadrian

3“ 3'4 L McD'ott 7 Tip.Witchet, SeaCove, (Mlenry

7 l 6*1 It Doylo 10 Honor Man, St. Allan. I/Effare

6 6“ K Doyle 6 Translate, I/Effare, Centimeter

2* 2= E Petzoldt 4 Easteside, Billy Star, Merrinaae

By Vulcain — Belphoebe, by Orsini.

Breeder. H. T. Oxnard.

Ik 1* J McTag’t 11 MabelK., GolilM’nt, D andDr’kea

7= 4 7 E Martz 12 PoorSport, Pennon, Adventuress

4' 4 l E Martz 13 Lit. Hope, Adventuress, P’rSport

7 7“ E Martz 7 BoysB’veMe. Sc. Bugler, lt’tLovo

64 7“ J Rowan S Rigel, Whirlwind. BoysBel'veMe

34 l'J G Mein 10 Poor Sport. Felicitous, Tassel

C4 r.=« .1 Rowan 7 M.v Own, Woodland. Henna

3k 3 1 i B Mari’elli 7 Little Hope, Water Girl, Tassel

By Enfield — Rose of May. by Goldcrast.

Brooder, S. S. Eakle.

9 7“ R Doyle 9 Royal Dick, Oparite, Rekah

8 1 8 17 R Doyle 9 SirL’nfal. Crystal Ford. Sm’lGuy

4'4 5*4 R Doyle 7 Muinho Jumbo, Money, Diomed

3‘ 2= R Doyle f, Bril. Ray. CliiefSpousor, Assume

3* 3‘4 R Doyle 7 Mary Beige!, Betsinda, I/aClark

3’ 3* R Doyle 7 Harry B.. Mary Iteigel. Betsinda

6 1 6“ R Doyla 12 Tuscola, Una Clark, MossFoxlI.

By Campfire — Kerr, by Uncommon.

Breeder, R. T. Wilson.

6= 5“ J Smith 7 Sad.andBoots, B’racuda. Cnnyoa

6' 7“ H J Burke S Miss Meise, Contour, Untried

64 6“ H J lturkeio ltlueNose, Anonymous, P'rSport

24 3‘J H J Burke 5 ltlueNose, Calcutta, Poor Sport

6 6*= E Petzoldt 6 K.Wil’ma, It'Ti'gMary. V’h’glloy

3* 3“ E Petzoldt 4 K.Wil'ms, B'p'gMary, Mt.Rose

1> 1* M Fator 6 OidTop, S.’sLeinoa, D'glioregau

9 7“ R Doyle

8' 8“ R Doyle
4'4 5*4 R Dovle
3' 2* R Doyle
3* 3% R Doyle
3* 3* It Doyle
6' 6“ li Doyla
By Campfire—

Monday, March 12, 1923

DAILY RACING FORM.

LAST EFFORT, b. f. 4 101

(Trainer, D. F. Cannon. Owner, G. Drumheller).

By Ultimus — Dorval, by Darebis.

Breeder. L. Smiths.

68152

F.Gr'nds

3-4 l:14\-.mud

8

106

s

8

4'° A Wilson

8

68070

F.Gr'nds

3-4 1:13*b,hvy

7

100

4

6

6

6'* J Corcoran

7

€7860

F.Gr'nds

1 l:40-\good

44

964

7

5

6 l

6 7 J Corcoran

s

67816

F.Gr'nds

3-4 l:15%hvy

11-6

99

6

2

2*

2"® J C'reoran

7

C7646

F.Gr'nds

3-4 l:13=ifast

10

97

8

7

5*

4 3 I J Ch'lmers

0

67562

F.Gr'nds

3-4 l:13Vifast

10

101

S

<

6 a

6** E MeD'ottlS

67439

F.Gr'nds

3-4 l:16®xhvy

18 5

101

2

4

£*»

3 2 H Shillick

7

TJLA. b. m, 7 (M) 104 By Leonid — Golden Harvest, by Free Knight.

(Trainer. A. Bclleearde. Owner. A. Bellegarde). Breeder. W. McLeir.ore.

68530 Jefferson 3-4 1:15 fast

67856 F.Gr'nds ImTOy 1.47'r.slow

57603 K (Ir'mis 3-1 1 :!1\fast

57238 Jefferson 1 1 MT^good

67126 Jeffeison 1 1 :47*t,mud

G70C0 Jeffeison .'1 f l:12rthvy

40 no 11 12 12 12 33 J Kessn»r12 Fluff, Hysteria, Gnicta
25 111 10 13 14 14 35 B Sm’w’d 11 Nuyaka, Rupee. Juno
30 104 U 12 II 2 ll 13 J McCoy 13 Shaffer. Mu Winks, N.MeKin’y

30 110 8 11 7 1 7 23 J Merimee 12 Wh. Haven, Hutchison. YTariika

15 110 5 7 7 7" F! Martin 7 Anzena, Wylie. Siraigh! Sl.ot

50 115 7 7 5* 5*4 E Sin'w'odll Ukase, Fernandes, I.eo Fialier

4th RAPP * 1-1G Mile*. Marllinie llandieap. 3-yes

*tUI nHOL (March 17, 1920 1 :4."» 4-5 7 HO.)

3-year-olds nail upward.

SIR THOMAS KEAN. b. g, 5

(Trainer. A.
68615 Jefferson

Thomas. Owner. Estate J. A. Vogeler)

By Golden Maxim — Guion. by Dr. Rice.

1 l:39*sfast 13-5 114 f>

68533 Jefferson lm70y i :45’r,fast 7 112 6 4

68206 F.Gr'nds 1 3-16 1 .'Osgood S 114 3 6

('8 155 F.Gr'nds 1 130*jnmd 13-10 103 1 2

68092 F.Gr'nds 1 l:40'igood 2 109 2 1

68028 F.Gr'nds lm7Cy 1:44 fast 3-2 108 1 1

PARADER, ch. g. 5 114

(Trainer. L. Cahn. Owner. T. J. Pendergast).
68576 Jefferson 1 1:41 fast 7 5 115 4 2

68533 Jefferson lm70y 1 :45Vifast 12-6 110 2 3

68409 Jefferson lm70v F44A, fast 16 6 114 2 1

68248 Jefferson lm70y 1 :45- s fast 7-5 113 1 1

68028 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:41 fast 18-5 108 5 3

67965 F.Gr'nds 1 1 :3S* r ,fast 4 1095 2 4

67901 F.Gr'nds 1 1 :38-\fast 7 110 3 2

BLARNEY STONE, b. e. b 109

(Trainer. M. Raiser. Corner. 51. Reiser).
68615 Jefferson 1 1 :39%fast ]0 110 2 8

CMS3 Jeffei n ImTOy l:£j%fut 10 to) 7 5

68472 Jefferson i 1-16 : hv.v 3i 11* 5 3

68368 Jefferson 1 2-16 2:01 fast 34 HO 6 3

68288 Jefferson 1 1-16 l:46^fast 5 106 4 4

6820G F.Gr'nds 1 3-16 l:r,9~..good S 106 6 9

68092 F.Gr'nds 1 l:40?sgood 16-5 luS 5 4

BLUE NOSE, b. c, 3 96

(Trainer, W. Hurley. Owner, Idle Hour Stock Farm Stable)

Vogeler). Breeder, T. M. Murphy.

1® 1® J Owens 9 Mavourn'n. 8'cit'gSun. ItlneNos?

4 2 2 : ! E Pool 7 Parader. Bl’neyStone. ComicSong j

8 s IF* J Owens 11 Best Pal. Itoyee Itools, Olyntlius,
1" 1* .1 Owens 5 T.Witehet, C .o’Dawn, T.Arcber

I'J I s J Owens 5 J.HareJr., Blar.Stone, J.Q Kelly ‘

2* 3 S J J C'reoran 5 IrishKiss, Parader, B.froniHome '

By Whisk Broom II. — Pageant, by Delhi.

. Breeder. H. P. Whitney.

2® 2nk jj McD'ctt 6 Neddain. Oreus, Haleo

3 1 5 l'i I- McO'ott 7 S/l'-Keau, Bl’neyStone. C.Song j

11 2* F Smith S Irish Kiss. Serviior, Neddani

2* 24 H Thomas 5 Comie Song, Vennie. Valor

2* 2 s I, MeD'ott 5 IrishKiss, SirTh.Kean, It. f. Home

21 3 1 E Pool 5 Best Pal, IUariicyStone, S'uamr’K

4® €* H Thomas S BestPal, SirTh.Kean, liisliKiss

By Bertilldon — Top Rock, by Rockton.

Breeders. W. U L. Garth.

71 6" B Martin 9 S.Th.Koan, Mavourn’n, Set. Run ,

f.r> 3 3 E Martin 7 Parader. R.T.Kean, Comic Sons I

I’J 1* E Marlin 5 A’tie May. D’hle Cross, Servitor

3® 4 3 i E Martin 6 Itamkiu. Houhie Cross, Vitamin

31 4*1 E Martin 4 BestPal. Cr’k o’Dawn. Fsntorlr'

71 6 5 | II ’1'hurherl l Best Pa!. Boyce Bools. Olyntlius

31 3 s I. McD’ott 5 SirT.Kcan, J.HareJr.. J.Q. Kelly j

Bv Black Toney — Benanet. by St. Avonicua.

KEHOMA. b. m. 5

(Trairer, ,T. H. Munson. Ow
6853(1 Jefferson 3-4 1:15 fast
66993 Jefferson 3-4 1:18 mud
658.85 M’n’uve Ab C) f 1:261.-, fast
65790 M'neuve Ab 3-1 l:175jfast
65695 M’n’uve Ab 61 f 1 :25*fast
65456 Kempton 3-4 l:15VLfast

104 By Pluvious — Aida Dunn, by Long Dance.

Owner, W. M. Burdette). Breeder, W. S. Payne.

xst 30 115 4 7 7® 7 : « W Kelsay 12 Fluff, Hysteria. Ualeta

lud 50 107 19 9 9' 9 3 * <1 I.ang 10 Mary G.. I.ura. Mahony

ast 10 112 6'° R Ball 6 Polygam’t, Capitania. TommieO.

ast 17 116 6 :s J Simmens 7 H. Olympus. Polygamist. EdithK.

ast 31 115 4' 1 F Bullman S Bunnau. Edith K.. Toininie O.

ast 26 110 o“i J Simmons 8 Jamirna, High Olympus, Onwa

109 By Star Shoot or Hessian — Basseting. by Bassetlaw.

^*2 g- ‘ __ 109 By Star Shoot or Hessian — Basseting. by 1

(Trainer. J. W. Lasweii. Owner, J. W. Las well). Breeder, C. H. Berryman.

68.»9« Jefferson 1 1-2 2:36Hfast 20 107 3 4 5 * 5" A Roach 7 Staulev. linanc’I Boost

68515 Jefferson 1 1-2 2:26 : !fciasi
*■8391 Jefferson 1 3-16 2:02'kfast
68136 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 l:50c&slow

67608 F.Gr'nds 1 1-8 l:55«ifast
67 382 Jefferson 1 i-S 1 : 56" ..fast

KITTY CARPENTER, b. f. 3 >M)

5* 5 n A Roach 7 Stanley, I inanc'i Rooster. Moody

7 7* ! R Costello 7 Tail Son. The Wit. Moody

7 1 5’ 3 J Owens 11 T. Cassidy, Pastoral. P.’k Ilackle

5- 5* B Harvey 7 Attorney, Serbian, Execution

7* b'- R Co<tel!o 9 S< ottishChicf, llaiidfuli. Buxom

3® 2* It Costellol2 PirateMcGee. Br’liBill, Sol. Bock

(Trainer. A. K. Miller. Owner. F. C. Crawford).

By Brummell — Lady Davis, by Sweep.

68568 Jefferson 1 l:42)&fast
68 469 Jefferson 1 1-16 1:54* t hvy
68367 Jefferson 3-4 1:14%fast
68068 F.Gr’nds lm70v 1:48 hvy

Breeder, J. 33. C»rr & Bro.

67983 F.Gr’nds

3-4 1:14 fast

67856 F.Gr'nds ImTOy l:47*/tslow

15 1041 7 2 8-' 8*J R Hol'waylO Blue Bird. Fleeting, l.ittle Ann
15 9! A 2 3 2J 2® .1 Ch'lmers!2 Tingling. N'poliian. 'Il'en Atkin
27, 106 1 9 S' 7" R Hol'waylO Hillhouse. Full o’ Fun. Radiant

20 106 8 3 C* 6* 7 R Hol'waylO AllAmeriean. RcclFoot. Fleeting

15 110 7 9 PJ S'* R Hoi' way 14 Eulalia, Sullan. First Blush

15 104 3 2 34 4 5 4 E McD'ottll Nuyaka, Rupee, Juuo

6th RACE 1 lJF'O ^“Fenr-olsls and upward. Claiming. (March I’

MAGICIAN, br. g. 8 110

(Trainer. F. R. Doyle. Owner, S. Jones).

68615 Jefferson 1 1 :39Afast 8 1021. 6 2

68531 Jefferson 54 f 1 :07*ifast 3 120 2 1

68445 Jefferson 54 f 1 :08=-,mud 11-5 102 4 5

68204 F.Gr’nds 1 1:42 good 44 IIS 7 2

68113 F.Gr’nds ll:40'Afast 3-2 122 1 1

67817 F.Gr'nda 1 l:42%hvy 11-6 120 1 1

67772 F.Gr'nds 3-4 1:13 fast 44 117 1 1

67605 F.Gr'nds 3-4 1:13 fast 15 104 7 1

CALCUTTA, ch. c. 8 98

(Trainer. G. R. Allen. Owner, G. R. Alien).

68655 Jefferson 3-4 l:13%fast

68206 F. Gr'nds 1 3-16 1 :59- s good

68191 F.Gr’nds 1 l:42%hvy

68153 F.Gr'nds 3 4 l:14»imud
67901 F.Gr'nds 1 l:3S»sfast

67817 F.Gr'nds 1 1:42’-V,hvy

67584 F.Gr'nds 1 litOAfast

CONTOUR, ch. f. 3

(Trainer, W. Shields. Owner. W. S. Kilmer)

68655 Jefferson
68227 Jeffi rson
6788 1 F.Gr’nds
07753 F.Gr'nds
67645 F.Gr'nds
675 1 8 F.Gr'nds

5th RACE

3-4 1:13- fa st
61 f 1 :88 fast
1 1:41

1 l:39>ifast
54 f l:07%fast

61 f 1 .".' : _good _

Idle Hour Stock Farm Stable). Breeder. E. R. Bradley.

8 102J S 2 34 4* A Wilson 9 S.Th.Kean. Mavourn’n, Ret. Run

3 120 2 1 1‘4 2>> J Butwell 6 P.ofCmhria. Bet.Times. Baffles

11-5 102 4 5 6* 4*4 A Abel 6 MyBeverie. S.andB’ts. B’racuda

44 IIS 7 2 34 4 ; 4 I, I.yke 9 Shamrock. EdwaidC.ray. KcntU

3-2 122 I I' 3* 3* I, Dyke 6 Eulalia. Seitingsun, Goldenerest j

11-6 120 1 1 1* 1*4 E Lyke 5 Amole, Setting Run. Calcutta (

44 117 1 1 1*4 l 3 L l.yke 9 J.Q.Kelly, Jupiter. r.etter limes

15 104 7 4 6* 6* H Thomas 9 Translate, MarvinMay, Bar’cuda ;

98 By Colin — Jamir.a. by Delhi.

j. R. Allen). Breeder, G. Starr.

12 102 5 C 4* 3* A Abel 8 S a ml Boots. B’racuda, WoIf’sCry

20 9S 10 4 4*4 4*2 A Abel 11 Best Pal. Boyce Bools. Olyntlius

3 98 3 3 1"* 1* A Abe* « Vennie. C. o’ Dawn, I,ady Inez

4) 114 2 6 4* 4’J J Owens 8 Shamrock. Body Guard, Vennie

12 96 5 8 8 8 1 * .1 C’reoran 8 Pest Pal. Sir.Th.Kean. IrishKiss

8 117 3 4 4 s 4 s J C’reoran 5 Bine Nose. Amole, Setting Sun

2 116 1 4 44 2 s E Pool 5 T’ceTiiTii, Bet.Times, Ros’te II.

SO By Celt — Pyramid, by Hastings.

. S. Kilmer). Breeder. A. B. Hancock.

40 9S 6 6 6* C T 4 J Wallace S S.andBcots. U’racuda, Calcutta |

3 108 2 5 5 s 3 s F Murphy 7 Bet.Times. Eliz.Bcan. StumpJr.

2 112 11 10 84 8" E Pool 11 Majority. Briand. Stump Jr.

44 96 6 5 3* 3*4 J C'reoran 6 Auntie May. Gem. KannicBcnn

6 104 7 7 44 44 G Breun'g 9 M ss Mcisp. Rock Salt. Shanir’k

8 110 2 4 I*> 24 T J Doyle 8 Miss Meise. Untried, Allie Ochs

682I8

Jefferson

ImTOy 1

47

fast

3*

114

5

4

3*

3*

W

Kelsay

68192

Ft

ir'nds

1 1-S 1

.'■S'.

.hvy

16-5

107

2

4

31

4®

R

Doyle

(.8114

F.*

!r nds

lm.Ov 1

:f:ist

15

102

7

5

4®

2*'

R

Doyle

67946

F*

Ir'mis

1 1-Ifl 1

46 '

fast

S

1G4

7

6

6 2

5' 3

R

Doyle

67 904

F.<

Ir'nds

1 1-16 1

48

fast

S-5

113

5

1

l 3

l 3

E

Pool

67650

Ft

IF nds

1 1-16 1

48**.

if ast

5

112

10

5

4 3

2*|

R

Doyle

67587

F.t

Ir'nds

1 5-16 2

02

fast

11-10

107

7

1

31

3'1

R

Doyle

BELGI

AN

QUEEN, b. m.

G

106

By

Aeronaut — .

(Trainer. J. N. Pits. Owner, W. L. Marks).

12 102 6
20 98 10

3 98 3

44 114 2

2 116 1

90

68633 Jefferson 3-4 1 :14'V.fast
68570 Jefferson 1 1-16 1
6851 1 Jefferson 1 1 !*i l:49*kfast
68328 Jefferson 1 1-16 1:48 fast
68269 Jefferson 1 1-16 1 :45'ifast
67987 F.Gr'nds 1 1-S 1:54 fast

67879 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l:13*„fust

11 5 106
6 112

C 112 3

44 107 1

67987 F.Gr'nds 1 1-S 1:54 fast 7 98 3 7 <

67879 F.Gr’nds 3-4 l:13*t,fast 15 108 10 9

HIGH GEAR, ch. g. 9 111

(Trainer. E. L. Snyder. Owner, H. B. Holmes).
085 1 4 Jefferson 1 MS 1 :49*t.fast 9 5 113 6 7

68009 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 l:47^fast 13 5 112 6 3

67586 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 l:48» s fast 4 112 5 6

66739 DadeP’rk 11-16 1:47 fast 3-5 109 2 1

66713 DadeP'rk 1 l:38%fast 23-10 105 1 1

66686 DadeP’rk 1 1:40 fast 17-10 105 4 2

66599 Datonia 1 1-16 i :46*/tfast _ 4 109 4 2 ■

TEX. hr. c. 4 110

By Salvation — Illusion, by Mesmerist.

Breeder. E. Ceurian.

3’ 3 s W Kelsay 8 Gondolier. May Bodine. Jordan
34 4 s K Doyle 9 Devonitc. II. l’ardner, WarPrize

4* 3 s i R Doyle S MayRob’ts, Slip'yElin, DiffBanff

6* 5 ,s R Doyle 7 Valor, Fannie Bean, Normal

I s I s E Pool 12 Wylie. Tulsa, Ace

4* 2'J R Doyle 11 Sam Frank, Doctor Jim, Gath

34 3 4 R Doyle 7 King Trojan, Exporter, Phelan

By Aeronaut — Agnler. by Clifford.

Breeder. E. B. Cassatt.

44 4J .T McCoy 12 Hillh’se, C.J.C'gmile. TtiePeru’n
6 1 ' 6 : W Frcnlc 9 Doughnut. Attorney, Ettabe
6) 6** A Abel 9 Prime, H.Pardner, O. Birthday

I* 2 3 J Owens 8 M.Bob’ts, G.D’glierty, I/ovelin'*

4* 4 ; J Ch'lmers 7 I.. Ammic. Z.d'Arutce, I’Tuencila
64 6* J Oorr'ranlO Huonec.' Slip. Elm. Escarpoiotte
9‘ 9 ' 7 A Abel 11 Sew. Combs. I’auiMieoii, AlexII.
By Ivan the Terrible — Miss Mooney, by My Boy II.
Breeder. W. W. Dtrdcn.

9 5

113

6

7

4 3

4*1 J

Bell

9

Priino. H.Parilner. <t.

Birthday

13 5

112

6

3

3*

3 3 1 J

Bell

8

At.RoylE, M. Roberts.

. Se. Chief

4

112

5

6

6*

6-1 .1

Bell

9

Gem. Slippery Elm. The Wit

3-5

109

2

1

l 3

1* J

Owens

5

B’UTliong, Twin. Blue,

Bee’sW’g

23-10

105

1

1

1®

L-nk R

I’etzoldt

6

J’lilloslior. Jacobean,

Itavensw’d

17-10

105

4

2

2 3

l'l E

Tetzoldt

8

Itl ’in House, Warldol.

M’lowmot

4

109

4

2

4*

4* H

Stutts

11

Claymore, Isiveliness,

l'u in. Blue

1 1-16 Miles. S-year-olils and upward. Claiming. f Vlareli 1‘
1 DUO 1:45 4-5 7 1 ID.)

BEE’S WING. blk. m. 6 109

(Trainer, a. E. Smith. Owner, W. Aerne).
68474 Jefferson 1 1 16 1:54 hvy 8 105 7

68137 F.Gr’nds 11-16 1:49 slow 10 103 3

68*05 F.Gr’nda 11-16 1:5* goad 103 s

68062 F.Gr’nds 3-4 1 :15\mud 15 108 6

67912 F.Gr'nds 3-4!:!3~fast 15 108 12 1

67 223 Jefferson 1 1-16 l:5oVsslow 15 105 8

67074 Jefferson lmlOy l:52Volivy 44 107 6

CORSON, ch. g. 7 114

109 By Buckhom — Natalie D., by Ben Stroms.

W. Aerne). Breeder. J. W. Bell.

8 105 7 8 64 5'* J Ch'lmctsll Flib’lygibbet. Herald. Execution

10 105 3 5 4J 4" J Wallace 9 Pro. Tom. CarnTcila, G.D'gherty

15 103 8 4 "4 5 : 4 J Cli' lmer-1 1 Eight Wine. Asiiiand, Hickory

15 108 6 4 5* 3 s J Ch'lmersll Cl'kson. Dtimbfounder, Tingling

15 108 12 12 12 11'* J Cti - lmers12 E.I.’tcnh'm. InaKay, T. Cassidy
15 105 8 9 9* S : * E Iiothm 12 Natural. BritishE'ner, Amanda

44 107 6 6 6* o'* J Owens 8 Kirali. MaiyAgnesS.. G’ceFcster

114 Bv Ivan the Terrible — Froemore, bv Guicklime. •

(Trainer, R. N. Vestal. Owner, R. N. Vestal)
68G36 Jefferson 1 1-8 l:54Vast 23 107 10 4

64753 Churchill ImiOy 1:45 fast 2!f 101 9 9

64653 Churchill lmitry 1 :4fv\fast Ilf 100 6 9

62992 1 .a Ionia ImTOy 1:47 good 47-10f 103 3 1

1.2867 Eatonia 1 1-16 l:47*sf ast 9 107 6 6

62661 Eatonia 1 1-16 1:471*1 ast 4lf 100 8 6

PRINCE WELLES, ch. c. 4 liO

(Trainer. E. C. Crockett. Owner, Hamilton Stable).

By Doncaster — Dolly Hainan, by Crighton.

. Breeder. W. McLemore.

34 2* J Owens 12 I’rimo, Repeater, Wylie

5‘ 5 10 R M'thewsll Opulent, Siuuls. Bojui

9 2 9" W Pool 12 E.Widrig, Opulent, J’.S.Nr.tPa«s

l h 1“ F Smith 12 Itojiil. Fly. Prince. AlaroedaGiri

4 2 4* S M cGrawl 2 F. Prince. Mioh’lJ.Dalv, Bob. Shea

8 2 7“ S McGrawl2 Bed Legs, Damoris. Nurture

By Dick Welles — Tallahassee, by The Commoner.

68573 Jt fferson
68512 Jefferson
68285 Jefferson

64 f 1 :06*ifast

3-4 l:15*sfast
S| f 1 :"7 fast

Breeder. J. B. r-.espess.

(Trainer, B. C. Bunbury. Owner. B. C. Bunbyrv).

68571 Jefferson 1 1-8 1 :55' : , fast 16 5 113 7 3 34

68351 Jefferson 1 3-16 2:02V, fast 34 10s 3 6 54

65904 Eatonia 1 1-16 1 :47\fast 23 116 7 4 3‘

65668 Eatonia 1 1-16 1 :47*t,fast 21 109 7 6 7*

64855 Churchill 1 1-8 1 :52\fa*t 16 106 4 4 5 2

63288 Eatonia 1 3-16 2:00 2 ; .fast 19 102 7 9 6*

63068 Eatonia 1 1-16 l:4G*jfast 12 100 8 9 9 2

BLACK HACKLE, blk. g. 6 114

(Trainer, G. E. Phillips. Owner. J. Hennessev)
68592 Jefferson 1 1-2 2:3GL,fast 44 114 4 3 44

68391 Jefferson 1 3-16 2:02' ^fast 18-5 110 3 3 4-

68245 Jefferson 3-4 l:14Sfast 4 112 6 6 6'

68 1 89 F.Gr'nds 3-4 ElSrthvy 6 109 8 8 6 s

68003 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l:13Vast 6 108 9 3 3*

67913 F.Gr'nds . 3-4 l:14',nfast 15 110 4 3 4*j

OLD CHAP, ch. r. 5 114

(Trainer. G. B. Foley. Owner, G. B. Foley).
68347 Jefferson 1 3 16 2:02* 5 fast 16 10S 9 6 6*

68290 Jefferson 11-8 1:56 fast 15 106 11 6 6')

67310 Jefferson 1 1-16 1:49 fast 30 108 9 5 6'

67*93 Jefferson 1 1-16 1 :50-\,hvy 2-# 107 5 4 7*

66990 Jefferson 1 1-16 1:48 fast l.l 105 3 5 64

66430 Toledo 1 1-16 1 : 50 *islow 24 107 7 1 l 2

66328 Toledo 1 1-16 l:47=„fast 4 108 6 2 24

BONFIRE, ch. c. 3 (M) 97

(Trainer. G. Peterson. Owner. W. A. Rosen).

6844K

Jefferson

1 1-16

1 :53-Vhvy

3

108

2

3

2*

2*4 E Martz

68326

Jeffeison

54 f

1 :09'-ifast

8

113

8

7

54

6*1 E Martz

68068

F.Gr'nds

lm70y

1:48 hvy

52

HO

5

8

4 1

4'* E Martz

67856

F.G r'nds

lm70v

1 " 17*,*slow

5

106

13

5

©•

5*4 E Martz

67814

F.Gr'nds

2-4

1:16 hvy

15

115

9

7

5 :

3 3 E Martz

67750

F.Gr'nds

lm70y

1:46 fast

7

100

7

8

78

«'* J Owens

. B. C. Bnnbyrv). Breeder. E. L. Gardner.

16-5 113 7 3 31 l-'l .1 D M'ne> 12 Pine Brush. Bravo. (Tinteaugay

34 10S 3 6 54 5*> G Mein 12 The Wit. Moody. Hickory

23 116 7 4 3* 2 nb A Wilson R K’gPrince, B’ Cli Maid, Loveliness

21 109 7 6 7* 7*4 A Wilson 9 EouWidrig, Megan. Mntineeldol

16 106 4 4 5 2 5* A Wilson 7 Bunquoi. Normal. Ilonollu Boy

19 102 7 9 6* 4* W Pool 12 Chin. Walsh, Merch’t. L’lEeaves

12 100 8 9 9* 9** W Pool 11 Cut l’p, Damoris, Nurture

114 By Star Shoot — Shelby Belle, by Knight Errant,

r. J. Hennessev). Breeder. J. E. Madden.

44 114 4 3 44 4** J D M'ney 7 At. Muir. FredKinney, Forestiere

-6 110 3 3 4 2 3'® I! Harvey 11 T. Cassidy, Pastoral, .lake Feld

4 112 6 6 6* 5 3 i E Rm'l'w'dlO M. Winks. ('.Taylor. W. Pennant

6 109 8 8 6 s 5 s E Sm’w'odll Sweet. Mama, Galeta, Hysteria

6 108 9 3 3* 2 2 E Sm’w’odll) IxM-nrno, Alex 11. Sandalwood

15 110 4 3 4'i 3* C Eang 12 Feodor. Adventure, Stamp

114 By Jack Atkin — Royal Child, by Childwlc.K.

>. B. Foley). Ereeder. 0 H. Chenault.

16 10S 9 6 6* 6®J I, Ward 12 St. Germain. Slanley, A. N. Akin

16 MC 11 6 «<4 6 ” F Sharpe 11 Bum, Pastoral. Pirate McGee

30 108 9 5 6 ‘ 6 C 4 W Fronk S> Natural, Tulsa, White Haven

26 107 5 4 7* 7 13 F Sharpe 10 M’t’nBoselE, Amaze. Hon 'In Boy

1.7 105 3 5 64 6*4 F Sharpe 12 llama. St. Donald, PirateMcGee

24 107 7 1 l 2 1* R Doyle 9 Handful]. Dotta’sBest, R.Hunley

4 108 6 2 24 3*i It Doyle 6 Hope. Whippet, Old McKenna

97 By Campfire — Honeymoon, by Matchmaker.

IT. A. Rosen). Breeder. T. Wilses.

3 108 2 3 2 2 2*4 E Martz 7 Reel Foot, Reformer. l.ittle Ann

8 113 8 7 6* 6*4 E Martz 12 l'annsain. Amelia S.. Juno

15 110 4

114

16 106 11
30 108 9
2-6 107 5
1. 105 3
24 107 7
4 108 6
97

67939 F.Gr'nds ImTOy 1 :414r.fast 8 10S 7>

67752 F.Gr'nds 3-4 1 :12®ifast 15 109 6

67712 F.Gr'nds ImTOy l:45-ifast 44 10S 4

67682 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l:13~fast 15 112 3

BALLOTCAR. ch. h. 5 110

(Trainer, J. Hill, Ow-ar. H. W. Barnes).
68636 Jefferson 1 1-8 1 :54*ifast 15 111 7

68493 Jefferson 1 1 8 1:59 slow 7 4 1 1 1 4

68447 Jefferson 1 1-16 1 :51*jmud 7 107 2

(.8072 F.Gr'nds 1 1 8 l:57*-hvy 8 lit 3 3

67840 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1 :50V,hvy 5 113 6 5

67691 F.Gr’nds 1 3-16 2:0335fast 10 110 5 5

67421 FuirG'ds 1 3-16 2:07 hvy 7 112 3 3

WALNUT HALL. b. g. 9 115

(Trainer. R. T. Watts. Owner. R. T. Watts).
68654 Jefferson ImTOy 1:45 fast 10 114 2

68596 Jefferson 1 1-16 1:48 fast 8 110 9

67987 F Gr'nds 1 1 v 1 :.'.4 fust
67903 F.Gr'nds 1 3-10 2:OOVsfast
67776 F.Gr’nda 1 3-16 2:00 fast
67691 F.Gr’nds 1 3-11
67628 F.Gr’nds 1 1-S l:54*ifast
SCOURGEMAN, b. g. 8

(Trainer. J. H. Tevis. Owm
68636 Jefferson 1 1-8 1 :54\fast
68535 Jefferson 1 1-8 1 :5'. :l ifast
68146 Jefferson 1 1-16 1 :51-;.mu<l
68390 Jefferson 1 1-16 1 ;47 2 J fast
68270 Jefferson 1 1-16 1 :48*sfast
68115 F.Gr nds 1 1-S 1 :54--. fast
67947 F.Gr’nds 1 1-S l;52%fast
MOODY, b. g. 5

10 114 2
8 110 9
15 116 5
8 115 5
S 107 6
3 106 6
44 104 3
115

H. Tevis. Owner. J. H. Tevis).

1 1-S 1 :54\fast 11-5 106 8 8 1

6 107 9
18-5 113 9

7 107 8

105

(Trainer. W. V. Casey. Owner, W. V. Casey)

SPECTACULAR GIRL. b. m. 6 103

(Trainer, J. A. Stroae. Owner. W. J. McFee).
68597 Jefferson 1 1-2 2:36%fast 6 107 4 C

6857 1 Jefferson 1 1 8 1 :554xfast 12 10s 9 11

(.Kill Jeffers t I st M 91 " 8

68351 Jefferson 1 3-16 2:02\fast 6 108 12 8

68290 Jefferson 1 1-8 1:56 fast 15 106 2 4

6822(1 Jeffeison 1 1 l« l:49%fast 99 1*7 11 10

68031 F.Gr'nds 1 3-16 3:U2 3 tfast 30 103 10 7

HUTCHISON. 0. g. 4 109

(Trainer, J. W. Murphy. Owner. J. W. Murphy).

103 By Hippodrome — Coina. by Collar.

W. J. McFee). Breeder. J. W. Corrigan.

6 107 4 6 7 7'* P Harvey 7 Stanley, Flnanc’l Rooster, Moody
12 108 9 11 11* 12'® E McD'otll2 Blue Brush. Bravo. Chntenuga.v
39 96 8 8 8 8 3 “ K Costello 9 C.Jouelt, E'dlleibert. E'htWiue

6 108 12 8 4= 4* E McD’otllS The Wit, Moody, Hickory

15 106 2 4 4 2 4‘ I. McD'ottll Buxom. Pastoial. Pirate McGee

39 107 11 10 11 8'® E Koehm 11 Ashland. J.Fuirninn. W Haven

30 103 10 7 6 * 6 S 4 G Mein 10 Repealer, Wylie. Ashland

109 By 'Wrack — Frances M., by Filigrane.

Breeder. S. K. Nichols.

68 169 Jefferson 1 1-16 l:54* 5 hvy 6 lu3 6

68229 Jefferson 1 1-16 l:49*staft 10 107 3

67963 F.Gr'nds 3-4 1:14 fast 20 104 7

678(18 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l:14'.,mud 10 1C7 3

67238 Jefferson 1 1 :43- s good 4| 103 4

67178 Jefferson 1 1-76 l:52*,thvy 11-5 106 2

HANDEULL, cb. g. 10 114

(Trainer. L. Haymaker. Owner, R. V. Haymaker).

7 64 6 ,; G Mein 12 Tingling, K. Carpenter. X’politan

8 74 6*J E Roehm 11 Trooper. Exliorter, MornxmFlder

10 S4 7 5 4 W Fronk 12 Oraleggo, Granny Eee. Burgnyne

6 7 s 7' 3 G Mein 9 R'alDick. Grayson, MinuleMan

4 4* 2 b G Mein 12 Wh. Haven. Warlike. MarseJ’my

3 6 2 5* J Owens 12 MirnclcMan, GraceFoster. Futen

By Royal Flush III. — Mcdreda, by Sir Modred.

C8597 Jefferson 1 1-2 2:36*afast 9
68515 Jefferson 1 1-2 2:36 :i .-.fast
68351 Jefferson 1 3-16 2:02"*ifast
68867 Jefferson 1 1-2 2:37 fast
08226 Jeffeison 1 1-16 lMS^fast
68193 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1:50 hvy
C8I1G F.Gr'nds 11-8 1:55 fast
WYLIE, eh. g. 4

(Trainer. J. McKeever. Owner
68636 Jeff* r---.il 1 1-8 1:54 '..fast

68570 Jefferson 1 1-16 1 :47-~5fast
68147 Jefferson 1 1-15 1 :5l*jmud
68269 Jefferson 1 1-16 l:<* 3 sfast
68031 F.Gr'nds 1 2-16 2:02-" 8 fdst
67904 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1 :4S fast
67693 F.Gr'nds lm70y l:46'b.fast
SERBIAN, ch. g. 7

9-5 107 2 2 2'

7 <*9 2 4 3"

15 113 8 11*

12 105 4 5 4«

15 199 l 8 6'

15 109 4 9 7*

12 IPS 7 5 6 1

110

r, R. McKeever)

6 1*9 * 5 (,

15 109 9 6 4 5

12 1*5 : •; 4 !

6 1094 7 7 6®

S| 99 9 4 21

6 106 3 3 3)

8 107 7 7 4 1

115

(Trainer. H. Neusteter. Owner, H. Neusteter).

74 4'® J D M’neyll Sandalwood. Feodor, .Togo
24 3 3 1 N Swart 12 A. N. Akin, Stamp, Bengali

7® 7'S T Brooke 12 Whalebone, tigarite, Guv’nor

3® 5* E Martin 11 D’ghnut, At.ltoylE. M. Roberts

6® 6 7 4 E Pool 14 RapidDay, Monastery, Sagam’o

24 34 E Pool 11 GrassTree, Z.d'Avmee, D'ghnut

41 4 2 F Sharpe 10 Cam'flage, B'alCliTie, M.llodioa

By Ballot — Carpathia, by Star Slioot

Bred by W. S. Kilmer.

9® 8 12 R Doyle 12 Priino, Tex, Repeater
6 2 3 2 A Abel 9 Ettabe, K’gTrojan, Kscarpolelta

5* 4* W Fronk 9 Gondolier, Tody, Wylie

3 5 3 2 J E T MoorelO Ettahe. Escart>olette, Demos
44 3 2 J E T Moorel2 Eit.Ammie. MirYleMan. It. Stride
4' 4 a E T Moore 7 Walnut Hull, llama. Gem
1J 1* E T MoorelO Matinee Idol, Huonec, Tulsa
Py Sunflower II. — Waterweed. by Watercress.

Bred in England by J. B. Joel.

6® 6 ! * J Owens 6 Muvourneen, i'nele Vein, Tody
9 9 8* 8 IS A Roach !* Doughnut, I’rimo. Etlalie

5 6 9'® 8 1S J Owens 10 Huonee, Sli|ip'.vEliu, Esearfioi'te

5 10 10 10 31 J Owens to Huonec. Es’poiette, G'lIe'nJ’ett

6 6 6® 4 2 4 J Owens S Fantoclie. Tan Son. Sagamook

6 4 2J 1® J Owens 7 Banin, Gem, Ballotcar

3 3 2® l'J .1 Owens 11 Es’polctte, Si.Douard. E.Ammla

By Stanhope II. — Salamis, by Sensation.

. Breeder. Mrs. L. A. Livingston.

12 12' 7 G Mein 12 I’rimo, Tex, Repeater
5* 3 3 F Smith 12 Tulsa, Dimibfoitnder. Tingling

4® 3® G Mein •> TonyBean, T.McT'gart. TanSon

4 ! 2* G Mein 11 St.Donard. Gondolier, Carm’cita

4 2 3 3 E Roehm !) M.hliil, T.McT'g't, Winneconne

1® l 3 (5 Mein 10 JnckFarman, WarPrize, Foruovo

9 9 * * T Dovle 9 S. Frank, T.McTaggart, Attorn’y

By Broomstick — Contrary, by Hamburg,

. Breeder. H. P. Whitney,

2* 3 5 4 G Mein 7 Stanley. F'unn. Rooster, Lit. IW

3® 3'* I! Harvey 7 Tail Son, The Wit, Fit

1* 24 J McCoy 12 TheWit, Hickory. Speetac.Girl

4® 4 1 0 A Abel 5 pit. Mount n in Hose IE, Topmast

6' 7*J A Roach 11 Ashland. J. Fail-man. W. Haven

7* 6 2! E Sm'w'od 9 WlioCarcs, Com ’under. Tingling
5* 3® G Mein 8 Topmast, Mir’leMan, G.Cadorna

By Pataud — Hulme, by Cunard.
r). Breeder, P. T. Chinn.

6* 4 7 4 A Wilson 12 Priino, Tex, Repeater
4 2 4'4 1^ McD'ott :» Doughnut, Attorney, -Ettahe
4' 3*4 H Thomas 9 Gondolier. Tody. Rn'lotenr
6® 6- E Sm'w'od 7 E. tmniic, Z.d’ Vrinee, ("inencita
24 2'4 J Cli'lmerslO Befeater, Ashland, I’lit-lin
3i 2 3 G Mein 12 Magician, Tulsa, Ace

4* 2* G Mein 12 Demos. Buxom. Gen. Cadorna

By Ivan tne Terrible — Arlir.e. bv The Commoner.

Ereeder. C. C. Patrick.

12 12 ,T G Mein
5' 8 * f Smith
4* 3® G Mein
4 3 2* r. Mein
4 3 3 s E Roehm
1® l 3 G Meta
9 9'* T Dovle

Breeder. G. D. Wilson.

68169 Jefferson 1 1-16 1 :54»*hvy
68290 Jefferson 1 1-8 1:56 fast
678H3 F.Gr'nds 1 1-S 1 ^‘-N.fast
67692 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1 :46'-r.fast
67608 F Gr’nds 1 1-8 1 n.r.Vast

8 110 11 10 11 3:, 1 r* E Martz 12 Tingling. K. Carpenter, X’politnn

4 111 5 6 G 3 5 7 H Thurbf-rl 1 Buxom. Pastoral. Pirate McGee

15 108 8 4 31 4*4 H Thurberl2 I'armencita, Bolster. Ailliro

8 114 1 5 4* 3 3 A Wilson 11 T.McTaggart. Bolster, B.andCoo'

5 110 S 2 -4 ? 2 H Thurber 9 Scot tisbChief. Buxom, Kncrinit - j

67559 F’. Gr'nds 1 1-16 1:49 good 10 107 10 10 S 3 6 13 .1 Ch'lmerslO Brown Bill. Carmencila. Tingling

67502 F.Gr'nds 1 1-16 1 :4S\good 25 107 2 6 6 3 7'* J Ch’lmerslO Mat. Idol. Magician. May Roberts

FLYPAPER, blk. m, 6 109 By Aeronaut — Foothold, by Dieudonne.

(Trainer. C. Ho«bre. Owner, F. J. Shumaker), Breeder. E. R. Cassatt.

68613 Jefferson 54 f 1 :0S*t.fast 30 110 10 6 74 6* A AVilson 12 Fusee. Amanila. Spring Vale

66562 Toledo Ab 3-4 1 .0944 fast 97 1A4 8 8 8 8‘* R Doyle 8 U.o’llieMain, B.-ittyiE. Cap. Burns

66494 Toledo Ab 3-4 l:10*ifast 30 lo9 6 7 7 6 1 ® H f? Jones 7 F. G. Corley. * ’liow. SquawChief

664G1 Toledo f>4 f EOTcifast 63 107 7 6 6 * 7 1 * A Frieshon 7 Col. Matt, J.F'rman. A’an. Welles

6636(1 Toledo Ab 3-4 1:11 fast 32 109 8 11 11 ll'*T Burns 11 Flame. Puff Ball. Squaw Chief
65589 Kempton 64 f 1 :0S*xfast 44 107 7'* *7 O'Mah'y 7 Hotiokus, Nan. llrapery

65457 Kempton 3-4 l:15*ifast 6 107 S'* C AA'hite 8 Tan II.. Kling. Edith K.

CHALLENGER, ch. g, 6 114 By Uncle — Star Dreamer, bv Star Rubv.

68453

Jefferson

1

1-16 1

:74*r.hvy

13-5

115

3

2

4*

5 1 1

E

Morris

8

G. Daugherty, Viv.at'uba. Buxom

68136

F.Gr'nds

1

1-16 1

a.C'vslow

4

116

2

1

2*

0 1

E

Eyke

7

Attorney, Execution. ScrviceStar

68008

F.Gr'nds

1

1-10 1

:47-\fast

30

112

• 7

7

7

722

J

D M'ney

7

Wiu’conne, T.Peruv’n, DevoDite

67840

F.Gr’nds

1

1-16 1

:50* 4 hvy

5

103

8

9

9 3

7 7 4 G

Mein

12

E.Ammie, MiraeleMan, B’lotcar

67820

F.Gr'nds

1

1-16 1

1 :51Vthvy

4

114

3

3

ll

15

E

Pool

11

G.D’gherty, Ballyheli, Com’nder

67629

F.Gr'nds

1

1-16 1

:4S fast

12

106

5

7

6*

5* 1

F

Sharpe

9

Bermont. Carnarvon, Tingling

DEVONITE, br.

g.

4

114

By (

Granite — Devonshire Dollv, by Broomstick.

(Trainer. J.

BUhcn.

Owner.

J. Bi

ishop).

Breeder. J. 11. Louchheiru,

1.8636

Jefferson

1

1-8 1

^t^jfast

15

110

5

€

6*

7*

J

Ma Iestie

Primo. Tex, Repeater

68370

Jefferson

1

1-16 1

:47a, fast

10

109

6

9

:•

9'®

J

Majestic

Doughnut. Attorney. Ettahe

08 117

Jefferson

1

1-16 1

:51*:.mud

6

107

9

7

■

6 :

J

Majestic

1*

Gondolier. Tody, Wylie

68208

F.Gr'nds

1

1-1G 1

:4‘Afast

10

106

5

2

•

4®

J

M ajestic

•

Mom, Biff Bang. Double Cross

* 8192

F.Gr'nds

1

1-S 1

, :5S‘.ihvy

4

106

5

2

2 l

1®

J

Majestic

H.Pardner. WarPrize, Magician

1.8065

F.Gr’nds

1

1-16 1

1:50 mud

12

103

5

5

2 l

2®

J

Majestic

<»

Tody. HcrmisKcniblc. Day IJlly

63 107 7
32 109 8

(Trainer. 0. E. Van Winkle. Owner, 0. E. Van Winkle).

68637 Jefferson lm70v 1 :4X*-fast
67382 Jefferson 1 1-8 1 :'.6Atfaat
67238 Jefferson 1 1 :434bgood

67175 Jefferson 1 1-16 1 :534tnvy
66990 Jefferson 11-16 1:48 fast
66913 Jefferson 1 1-8 l:.'-4 : V.fast
PLUM BLOSSOM ch. m, 5

Breeder, Headley & Miller,

(Trainer, L. T. Whitehill. Owner, H. Van Rooy).

15 111 S 10 11* 10 * 11 Thurl>erl2 Execution. Blazonry. Adventure

90 112 4 11 11* II 3 * G Manganl2 PirateMcGee, Tyr’ny, Br'n Bill

15 113 1 6 lo'JlO 73 G Manganl2 Wh. Haven, Hutchison, AVarl.ke

15 l’S 2 5 9 3 f- : * G Mangnnll Wylie, Ashlin. Hope

15 110 9 9 114 11 13 J Rowan 12 Rama, St. Donanl, PirateMcGee

12 111 2 4 8*® S 11 J Rowan 9 Magician, Hope, Amaze

101 By Joe Caiey — Berrill’v Choice, by Berrill,

68008 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 lMI^fast 12 110 2 -

KENNMARE. eh. f. 3 SO

(Trainer, J. Hanover. Owner, J. Hanover)
€8568 Jeffers n l l ISKfast ic 1

68331 Jefferson 1 1-16 1 :4S*r.fast 4 104 2 1

65941 F.Gr'nds lm7<»> 1 :4.'-*lrfast 13-5 103 3

67815 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l:15-\hvy 5 108 7

67750 F.Gr'nds ImTOy 1:46 last 8-5 111 10

67708 F.Gr’nds 5-4 1:14 fast 8-6 107 10

67555 F.Gr'nds 5-4 l:13*rfast 6 91411 1

SCOTTISH CHIEF, ch. g. 5 115

2 4 3* J Majestic 7 Win’conne, T.l’eruv’u, St. Don’t!
By Ballot — 111 will, by Sir Dixon.

Breeder. A. J. Core”,

9* 9'® A Abel 10 Blue Bird, Fleeting. Tattle Ann

1® 3*4 F! Harvey 9 Slanderer, Rupee, A1 Stelder

2* 14 H Thomasl2 Rupee, All -American, Eucidus

8* 7‘® H Thomasl3 Flying Devil, OldTop, Wrangler

3* 2" E Pool 11 Minnie It.. Temptress, Eucidus

31 ;i i3 pool 14 E.Eiclitenli'm, G'dolier, E. Brush

91411 12 12* 1£ 33 J ChalmerslS May Bodine. Alex IE. SyUgs

(Trainer, C. Applegate. Owner, C. A. Applegate).

By Light Brigade — Santa Susanna, by Top Gallant.

*8571 Jeff, rson 1 1-8 la.5A.fast

Breeder, J. H. Rossetcr.

9* 1 1 * T J Majestic 12 l.iue Brush. Bravo. Chalenugav

68328 Jefferson 1 1-16 1:48 fast 4*1 105 5 8 8 S 32 J Majestic S M Roberts. B. Queen. G.D’gherty

66530 Toledo 1 1:40 fast 10 106 4 2

6,6392 Toledo 6* f 1 :12 hvy 16 5 108 4 2

66324 Toledo Ab 3-4 1 :09 3 „fast 25 106 7 7

65166 Th'ncliffe 3-4 1:17 hvy 14 105 5 6

HELEN ATKIN, ch. m, 8 109

(Trainer, H. E. Crist. Owner. H. E. Crist).

68469 Jefferson 11-16 1: 1* hvy
68351 Jefferson 1 3-16 2:0.*:.fast
6.8 189 F.Gr’nds 3-4 l:15*%hvy
*17522 F.Gr’nds 1 1-4 2:09 good
6.7483 F.Gr’nda 1 1-8 i r.7S.hvy
67 443 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 EaS-rthvy
PITTER PATTER, ch. g. 6

2* 3*4 J Majestic *'. Dancer. Handful!. El Goronel
2* 4*4 J Majestic 7 T.theMark, (’how, C.o’ the Main
6 s 6* J Majestic 7 As’nQueen, F.G.C'ley, J K’rman
6* 6*4 A T’mbley S Has, Diocletian, Alva
By Jack Atkin — Helene, by Hermit.

Breeder. F. C. Weir.

68657 Jefferson 1 3-16 2:01%fast
68616 Jefferson 1 1 16 1 : 1 8V fast
68192 F.Gr’nds 1 1-S 1 :38*t.hvy
* 8009 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 l:4?*ifaat
67649 F.Gr’nds 1 1-2 2:35%fast
67608 F.Gr’nds 1 1 - 8 1 :55^fast
EVER BOLD, b. c. 4 (M)

12 113 1 10 10* 10* 3 O Babin
20 114 12 11 ll 3 ll 33 G Rabin
30 112 9 9 8* S 3 ® G Babin

20 112 8 6 f® 4 1 Q M n

15 1074 4 6 6 C 3 * G Babin

12 114 6 3 1* 1* G Babin

110

Breeder, A. W. Yo
12 Bravo. Stanley. Torn Cassidy
12 Natural, Fluff, l.ittle Aminie
9 Devonitc. II. Pnrdner, WarPrize
S AttnBoylR, M. Roberts, lEGeur
*1 RibGrnss, JakeBerger, F.Sneezjf
9 Ilandfull, Buxom, Encriiiite

(Trainer, A. G. Woodman. Owner, G. F. Woodman).

By Hesperus — Bella Mayes, by Borgia or Borghesl.

20 106* 3 1 4* 4 ! * B MfC’r'nr.FJ Tingling, K.*’arpenter. N’politan

30 108 7 10 12 12** H Thurberl’2 The Wit. Moody. Hickory

12 99 5 6 74 9 13 B Harvey 11 Sweet, Mama, Galeta, Hysteria

30 95 6 6 6 6 7 * W Fronk *’. RibG.ass, Bally hell. Doe. Jim

20 106 11 12 12 12 3 * E Scobie 12 Is>rd Herbert, Bravo. Salana

13 99 3 — 8* S'® A Abel 14 Ettahe. Jordan. Chief

67939 F.Gr’nds ImTOy l:444sfast
63892 K’worlh 1 1-16 1:47 fast
63778 K' worth ImTOy l:43%fast
63165 Dev’ shire 1 l:4t%fast
62632 Eatonia 3-4 1:13 fast
62476 Eatonia 3-4 l:13*/Lfast
TRICKS, b. g. 4

Breeder, A. K. Macomber.

8 3 ® A Roach
7 2 * A Roach

(Trainer. J. Arthur. Owner, J. Arthur).

Trainer. W. J. Foley. Owner. M. C. Pritchard).

By Broomstick — Rainy Days, by Hamburg,

68371 Jefferson 1 1-16 1:48' ..fast 100 112 1 6 9

68226- Jefferson 1 1-16 1 :49Vast 40 114 9 11 91

67989 F.Gr'nds 1 : 1*1 I7%fsat GO 103 4 I Si

(.79t:t F.Gr’nd •* 11* S G 7*

60902 Mobile Ab 1 1-S 1 :55> A fast 24 114 7*8*
BRIGHT TRASH, br. f. 4 109

(Trainer. A. J. Plicque. Owner. C. Provenzano)
68616 Jefferson 1 1-16 1 :4K*» fast 63 108411 12 12
*37756 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 l:473ifast 15 l(fc 8 7 7*

67624 F.Gr'nda 3-4 1:14 fast 30 102 7 6 6'

67305 Jefferson 3 4 l:14*H.fast 20 105 10 10 9*

€7127 Jefferson 3-4 l:17%mud 15 109 8 12 12

66955 Jeiicraun 04 f 13MT»laat 3 108 4 LO 10*

Breeder. H. P. Whitney.

100 112 1 6 9J 9 3 1 W Bog'skllo Dnmbf'nder. Exliorter, W. Ilaven

40 114 9 11 !*4 10“ W Bog Yklll Ashland. .1 Faimian, W. Haven

GO 103 4 8 S| S 12 \V Rog'skilO T.McTag’t, Carmencila. Natural

3 1 ' 110 3 6 7® 7 7 3 W Bog'skll2 Feodor, Adveiituie, Itl’kllackle

24 114 7 S S 2 « 8“ J W M'phy 9 E’t’dPrlncess, D’kleW., Ob.at'ate

109 By BuUe — Cain Chaser, by Otis.

C. Provenzano), Breeder, J. W. Parrish.

63 108411 12 12 1 2** E T Moore! 2 Natural. Fluff. Little Ammie
15 lift 8 7 7* 7‘* A Wilson 12 Gen. Cadorna, Stanley, Buxom

30 102 7 6 6'i 5‘i C Dishmnnl I W. Pennant. Flib’tygib't. Iiyst'a

20 105 10 10 9* 9'® il Thurberl2 S’luff. Grayson. Silver Springs

15 109 8 12 12 12'® J Merimee 12 Anticipate, Alva, Helen Atkin
3 108 4 lw 10* 10* : E Marun 12 M'driaTelli, Col. Taylor, Kugglca

68637 Jefferson lmTOv 1 :t6*-j,fast
68391 Jefferson 1 3-l« 2:02)4fast
r.x j 2 «; Jeffi rson 1 1-16 1 :49)4faat
67968 F.Gr'nds 1 S-lfi 2:01*^fasi
S 7 7 :: :> F.Gr’nda 1 S— 14 ! fas t
(17 383 Jeffeison 1 1-8 1 ^^fast
67318 Jefferson 1 3 16 2:02Hfast
MINNIE B., hr. f. 3

(Trainer. H. Cavanaugh. Owner. J. S. Barbee)

100 IOC 10 11 11 11 17 A Roach 11 D'ghnut. At. Bov II. M Roberts

99 4 8 8 8 3 ® A Roach S Dark Hill. Tantalus. Griselda

134 99 4 7 7 7 2 * A Roach 7 Fan. Bean, Royal Dut-k, Citation

Sf 109 7 ll 11* 10 23 A Roach 12 A.Wasser. Jew.V.D., K.Bnim’l
3f'f 98 3 8 S'i 8'* A Roach 12 II. Mountain, Cautious, Bob. Shea

206 103 8 8 8 S 33 A Roach 8 Way’dEady, Einaf’lark, Ashland

105 By Theo. Cook — Canny Miss, by Ogden.

Artnur). Breeder, W. Uarth.

10 108 5 8 8* 7** A Abel 12 Execution, Blazonry, Adventnre

7 16S 10 5 6 1 9’* A Abel 11 T. Cassidy, Pastoral, B'klluckle

25 107 8 5 10 ' 9'* A Abel 11 Ashland. J. Faimian, Wh. Haven

10 56 8 1 0 11* 10 ■ 7 J C'rcoranl3 Ace, Bolster, Bill ami Coo

15 984 6 7 6* 7 3 ® A Abel 9 Wad.’s laist, TheWit. D’torJim

20 lOl'JU 2 2* 2® R Dovle 12 Maize, Kill and Coo. Stanley

30 F'J 4 3 6® 9*2 R Doyle 12 J. Overton, Si. Germain, Bermont

SO By Sweep— Lady Strathmore, by Strathmore,

10 108 f.
7 108 10
25 107 8
10 1-6 8

15 984 6

20 102411
30 102 4

SO

68568 Jefferson 1 1 :42Vifast
68 44 4 Jeff, rson ImTOy 1:49* . mud
67861 F.Gr'nda ImTOy 1 :46 : >*good
67750 F.Gr'nda ImTOy 1:46 fast
67 60 1 F.Gr'nds ImTOy 1 .4671 fast
67477 F.Gr'nds 3-4 l:15S.hvy

07437 F.Gr nds

3-4 1:17 hvy

:rbee) . Breeder. J. S. Barbee.

6 7* 7*2 W Fronk 10 Blue Bird. Fleeting. Tattle Ann

6 7 7‘* W Fronk 7 Ai Stebler, Rni.ee, Glabella

4 4 2 4 '® W Fronk 8 Superhum. It’chB’uty. AlStebler

4 1® In W Fronk 11 Kennmare, Temptress, Isicidus

11 11 7‘* W Fronk 11 Irish Pat, Ghost, Slai.de.*er

6 5* 3®4 W Fronk It Radiant, Yorick. Josie M.

* »'4 3'* W Frouk 11 Amole. Prince Til Tii. Rupee

I

DAILY RACING FORM

Monday, March 12, 1923

MERRY BELLS, ch. g, 2 CM)
(Trainer, K. K. Karrick.

Owner.

101

W. R.

By Hell's Bells — Merry Thoughts II., by Uncle.
Coe). Breeder. W. R. Coe.

Relow will be found the index of the pre-
vious workouts of horses entered in the vari-
ous races at New Orleans Monday :

FIRST RACE— 1-2
Patsy Howe
207 Roman Girl
207 Anno
203 Lee Adrin
207 A. J. Buja
205 Joe Gatti

SECOND RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and
upward. Claiming.

Mile. 2-year-olds. Claiming.
201 Homer
186 Lasting Love
197 Domination
83 Nottie Kay
17G Bonnie Jack

FOURTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and up-
ward. Handicap.

193 S-'r Thomas Kean 207 Calcutta

208 Parader 205 Blue Nose

192 Blarney Stone 205 Contour

68658

Havana

31 f

42 fast

8-5

104

5

7

7* 711 p

Groos

8 Chopst’ks. Sl’ghBelis. Norseiand

68332

Havana

34 f

42%fast

4

109

3

3

41 3'J J

Brunner

7 AuntieMillin, C.deLuna, Suzuki.

68096

Havana

34 f

43%fast

6-5

110

6

5

5'® 5® J

Brunner

6 Liborio. Solo’n’sKilts. HettyW.

6.7715

ilavana

3-8

35%fast

5

117

5

5* 5*f W

Lilley

10 Quail, Sleigh Bells. Liborio

67567

Havana

3-8

36%fast

3

115

4

5* 4 s ) W

P’mrose

6 Seth's Dream. Electra. Quail

67422

Havana

1-4

22%fast

6-5

115

8

8* 8 l * J

Brunner

9 Ran.’xRoval. Seth’sDr’m. El'tra

SETH’S MEMORY.

ch. f.

2 (M)

113

By Seth — Minnolette, by Mindora.

(Trainer. B. A. Jones. Owner. Jones Stock Farm Stable). Breeder, B. A. Jones.

68658 Havana 3J f 42 fast a 106 7 6 6 4 6 1 ® W Lancet 8 Chopst’ks, Sl'gliBcIls, Xorseland

205 Macbeth
203 Glerlivct
197 Wrangler
207 Tender Seth
205 Fanasain
207 Jupiter
207 Peter Brown
192 Glabella

THIRD RACE— 5 1-2
upward.

182 Lee Enfield
205 Harry B.

196 Barracuda

201 Radiant

207 Cotrompa
201 Old Top

208 Lucid ns
189 Fernandos
208 Leslie

2C5 C. A. Reinhart

Furlongs. 3-year-olds
Allowances.

207 Last Effort
205 Kirk Lady
203 Bclphrizonia

FIFTH RACE— 1 1-1G
ward.

194 Handfull

203 Corson

204 Pitter Patter

205 Black Hackle
£08 Old Chap
202 Bright Trash
208 Bee's Wing
184 Hutchison
958 Flypaper

Miles. 3-year-olds and up-
Claiming.

464 Ula
201 Kchoma
208 Bonfire
201 Challenger
£08 Plum Blossom
205 Tyranny
197 Kitty Carpenter
203 Spectacular Girl
203 Helen Atkin

2nd RACE

5 1-2 Furlongs. Jt-year-olds and upward.
1 !> 1 7 1:05 1-5 5 102.)

(■alining. (Jan. 24,

and

SIXTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and up-
ward. Claiming.

£08 Serbian
206 Scottish Chief
200 Walnut Hall

206 Scourgeman
204 Devonite

208 Prince Welles

207 Magician

i 207 Ballotcar
206 Ever Bold

200 Belgian Queen

205 Moody

206 Tricks
208 High Gear

207 Tex
195 Wylie
195 Minnie B.

199 Kennmare

SHIFTY, hr. m. & 117

(Trainer, J. A. Parson. Owner, J. A. Parson).
68599 Havana 51 f l:ff7%fast 111) 1 2

65597 N.K'ton Ab 5-8 1 :00%Lst 17-10 106

65365 N.K'ton Ab 5-8 1:01 fast 10) 108
64628 ConLake 3-4 1:13 good 7 113
64596 ConLake Ab 5-8 59%fast 2) 112
64248 Toledo Ab 3-4 l:09%fast 12 1C6
63869 M. Heights 5) f l:06%fast 9 105 3 7

63097 Conneaut 3-4 1:18 fast 9-5 116
62677 Erie 3-4 l:15%fast 21-10 112

CURRENCY, b. g. 8

122

(Trainer. 0.
68047 Havana
67666 Havana
67485 Havana
67370 Havana
67182 Havana
67160 Havana

L. Foster. Owner,
5) f 1 :07%fast
5) f 1 :07%fast
5i f l:0S%faat
5) f l:0S%fast
5) f l:07%fast
5) f l:0S%fast

By Honeywood — Thrifty, by Ogden.

Breeder. Nevada Stock Farm.

1 7’* G Will'ms 6 Ct’tw’d.Boy. Mamin. Mnm.J'ho
4* H S Jones 5 Uediron. Mud Nell. Currency
3*1 J Pcvic 5 Loch I.ovon. Capers, Panaman
3* E Hileman 5 SliePovil, QuincyWard. C’kroach*
2* E Hileman 7 San Diego, Advance, Capers
G® G Williams 0 Uncle Bert, Silence, Ida mute
5 S*i G Willl'ms 9 15. Allen. It.Uibbon. W’d’gTh’gh
4 T E Hileman 4 Sentimental. Am. Eagle, MaryG.
2'1 G Willi'ins 7 Magician, Amer. Eagle. Hoover

By Sain — Gold, by Golden Garter.

O. L. Foster). Bred bv estate of J. B. Haggin.

3 114 3 1 5* 5*| F Hunt 9 Bl’kstone, E. Garrison, G. Enough

5 109 7 C 5 l 5*) C Grace 8 W. or Quit, HurcnII., Maj.Domo

5 109 11 10 10 1 ® S’l C Grace 11 Salam’der, Huronll., H. Go Lucky

4 110 111* 3*) C Grace S lir’kfield, Uelioc's, W.ofChanc*

12 115 3 2 4' 6*1 F Hunt 8 Itiinnan. End Man. San Diego

COURTIER, br. c. 3 (M)

Entries and Past Performances

HAVANA

TUESDAY, MARCH 13

(Trainer, W.

H. Schwartz.

Owner

J.

B.

1 68598

Havana

54 f 1 :08%fast

3

9S

10

68475

Havana

54 f l:0S%fast

5

113

2

68412

Havana

3-4 l:16%mud

6

11®

i

68395

Havana

5-8 l:00%fast

10

102

7

68271

Havana

3-4 1 :15-%fast

5

100

2

68232

Havana

54 f 1 :08%fast

5

113

1

G8117

Havana

3-4 1 :15%faJt

a

107

7

68035

Havana

3-4 l:14%fast

4

100

6

C7991

Havana

54 f 1 :06%fast

10

107

6

GRAY

BONNET.

br. f. 3 (M)

103

7 10S 8 8 8 8*) B Scheffel 8 C.o’t. Roost. Car.Moore, Holiokus

108

1VF.ATHER (LEAR: TRACK FAST.

The figures under the heading “Rec.” in
the entries below show the best time of
each horse at the distance since January 1,
1920. no matter where it finished. In cases
where record was made on other than a fast
or good track, abbreviations show track
conditions.

Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time. 2:00).
© Superior inipl runner. x Good mud runner.
:i: Fair mud runner. (51) Maidens. ‘Apprentice
allowance, b Blinkers.

First Race— 1-2 Mile.

Purse $500. 2-year-olds. Claiming.

(Track record: Feb. 18, 1922 -47%— 2— US.)

Ind.

Horse.

Wt. Rec.

(68332) ‘AUNTIE MILLIN-.

(68372) ‘Liborio

68658* ‘Sleigh Bells

C8658 ‘Suzuki (M)

68658 ‘Merry Rells (M)..

63658 Seth’s Memory (M)

Second Race — 5 1-2 Furlong;

Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward.
(Track record: Jan. 24, 1917—1:05%

68638 bTom Caro 10S 1:16

68659 Brazos (M)

68539 Tobin Rote (M)...110 1:15%

68393 Suez 108 1:15

Fcurth Race — 3-4 Mile.

Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward.
(Track record: Jan. 8, 1920 — 1:11-

68578 s
68619
68638-
68578-
68292
68048 1
68456

bPolar Cub 95 1:12%

Frankenia (Ml ...

Betty Mae <M) ...103 1:14%

bWhippoorwill 113 1:13%

I Machine Gunner ..114 1:14%

Fmscuolo 114 l:12%h

bGood Enough

68638 bClu: k M.

...114 1:14%

10 115X700
8 115. .700
12 115.. 700
5 115.. 700

Claiming.
- 6 — 102 . )

6 115X725

3 97.. 720

3 97.. 715
S 115X715
5 115X710
9 115X710

7 115. .705

Kennedy.

5) f 1 :08%fast
3-4 1:16 fast
3-4 l:16%good
5-8 l:07%fast
3-4 l:13%good
5) f l:0S%fast
5) f l:06%fast

(Trainer. H. J.

C7651 Havana
67588 Havana
67504 Havana
67444 Havana
67311 Havana
C7179 Havana
67120 Havana

BLOOMINGTON, b. h. 5
(Trainer, F. W. Kitsch.
68641 Havana
68581 Havana
68536 Havana
68455 Havana
68377 Havana
68271 Havana
68214 Havana

By Prince Hermis — Lithogene, by Lithos.

Rogers). Breeder. G. L. Blackford.

11 11* 10* A Yerrat 12 Fittsburg. Flying Orb, Chevalier

4 3) 3) R McD'ottl3 K. Smiles, ChowChow, Frankenia

1 2* 2" R McD'ott 7 The Gaff. Bantam, Relox

7 6) 4* H Stutts 19 Prudential, Lank, Ken. Smiles

3 2J 3'J A Yerrat 9 Lotta Speed, Bantam, J. Healey

2 3 s 3 T G Walls 11 Cisqua. KentnokySmiles, P’dino

4 4 a * 3) C Grace 10 V.Mersereau, Bantam, Fandine

3 3* 3 1 T Brothers S Berretta, Lottn Speed, Smite

7 7* 4* C Grace 8 PonyEzpress, Bantam, Forewarn

By Madman — Salvation Nell, by Salvation.

Owner. Kentmere Farm Stable). Breeder, K. N. Gilpin.

110

110

Mi

Mi

107

107

112

122

1 1-16 1:49 fast
lm50y 1:46 fast
3-4 l:15%fast
5) f 1 :08%fasr
lmaOv l:45%fast
3-4 l:15%fast
1 1-16 l:4S%fast

Owner, F. W. Ritsch).

29 113
20 110

.112 1:13% 13 115X705

Purse $600.

Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile.
4-year-olds and npward.

Claiming.

68599

68047

68598

67651

68041

68598

68516

68210

68046

68536

68455

68598

Shifty 91 1:06%

bCurrency 10S 1:06%

Courtier IM) 107 1:07%

Gray Bonnet (Ml.. 112 1:08%

Bloomington 112 1:09%

Bob Prater (M) 103 1:09%

Fashion Girl 99 1:09%

Fasenda (M) 122 1:11%

Virginia Cheek (M)103 1:10%

Lost Fortune 126 1:10%

Bob Giles 118 1 :C9%

bJuanita III 109 1:08%

Third Race— 3-4 Mile.

Todn j’s
AWt.lUn

(Track record: Jan.

8.

19201:11-

-6—102.)

104. .725

68659 M umbo Jumlio

117 1:12%

9 109^:725

103. .715

68660* bRedmon

112 1:11%

8 109X720

108. .710

(68356) 'Ruddles

112 1:13%

5 107.. 715

90. .705

68669 ‘bPort Light ...

112 1:13

10 1070715

101. .705

68579* McLane

114 1:13%

7 109X715

113. .709

(68659) Quauah

105 1:12%

4 106. .710

68660 **bSalamander

104 1:13%

4 104X710

5.

68579 ( liow

.105 1:13%

5 112X710

Claiming.

68518 *San Diego ....

113 1:14

6 KM. .705

—5—102.)

68579 bSpods

103 1:13%

4 106 X 705

5 117X735
8 122X720

68643* liTlie Wag

107 1:13%

4 1U0X705

68603 • Ma : y Maxim .

106 1:14%

4 96 X 700

3 108. .715

Sixth Race— 1 Mile.

3 103. .715
5 122X715
3 108 .710

Furse 3 -year

olds. Claiming.

(Track record : Dec.

6,

1922—1 :38— 4— 101.)

9 117. .705

68477 Chile

. . .

108 1:41%

110. .725

4 119. .705

68663 'Newport

102. .720

4 114. .700

68661* ‘Faithful Girl .

105.. 715

12 122X700

68674 »bThe l ister ...

99 1:42

107X710

9 122. 700

68661 ‘The Gaff

110. .710

8 122X700

68517 ‘Eastern Star .

100. .705

EOB PRATER.

(Trainer, E.
68598 Havana
67609 Havana
67192 Havana
67082 Havana
66979 Havana

c, 3 (M)
Kessinger.

116) 7
126 8
112 2
120 8

114 4

108

2 4 4* 4 3 ) F W’dst’k 9 Wild Cat. Newport, Courtier

9 4 4'J 5-) F W’dst'k 10 Our Tellie. Newport. Bantam

2 4 3* 4 s ) F W'dst'k 11 Confederacy. Bantam, CurTellie

5 4 3 1 ) 3 s ) F W’dst'k 12 Erica, Confederacy, Bantam

6 2 l a ® 2>> F W'dst'k 10 Miss Mazie. Cisqua. Newport

6 a 3® 2® A Pickens 9 S’tCookie, Conund'm. Moon. Way
434* 41 * f W'dst'k 9 Turbulent, Wida, Eastern Star

By Ferole — Annabel II., by Factor,

Breeder. A. Belmont.

8 S’® L Gray 8 Ferrum. U.Sonny, T.F.McMalion

C* 7' 2 H Cl’ments 8 Lank. Dr. Shafer, After Night

»h 4* P Sanford 12 Whispering, Califa. Dinty Moore

8* 4 7 H Cl’mentsll Tw'ySeven. W.Whit’r, Sov'n II.

9 9 2 ‘ C Taylor 9 IndianChant, FelixM., HaroldK.

7' S-J J Sanford 9 Lotta Speed. Bantam. Courtier

7 7“ W Lilley 7 Mis.* Dixie, Brennan, AfterNight

51 f 1 :08%f ast
5) f l:09%tasi
5) f l:07%fast
5-S l:01%fast
5) f l:07%fast

Owne, E. T. Kessinger).

By Ben Lasca — Kaffir Queen, by Kaffir.

FASHION GIRL, ch. m. 9 (M)

1004 7
92 9

103 1
101 5
103 2

117

(Trainer, A. B. Jessop. Owner, Jessop Bros.).

68516 Havana
G8173 Havana
68159 Havana
68032 Havana
67611 Havana
67391 Havana

3-4 1:14 fast
3-4 l:14%fast
3-4 1 :13%f ast
3-4 1 :14%fast
1 1 :42%fast
1 1 :41%fast

FASENDA. b. g, 4 (M)

(Trainer, J. J. McCafferty.

110 3
109 10
106 4
112 1
101 7
100 6

119

Breeder. I. F. Barrett.

10) 11 T H Click 12 Pittsburg. Flying Orb, Chevalier
9 l 9*1 W Milner 12 Titania, Bab, Grit
2-i 5") T Brothers 7 Susiana, Illusionist, Cisqua

l h 4*1 T Brothers 7 Susiana, SweefCnokie, Rosie TI.

3* 6“ T Brothers 7 Al’g’tWare, lllusion’t. G’withim

By Bourbon Beau — Silverdeer. by Deering.

Breeder, C. Benjamin.

5* F Horn 11 Humpy. W. Whitaker. Une.Sonny

8* F Horn 32 Lt.W.J. Murray, JohnSpchn. Nan

6'* F Horn S Get ’Em. Jennie (’., Mary Rock

6*® X J B'rnes 7 Watereo, Mar.Tilgh’n, Sc’tillate

9'* F Horn 10 Legacy. H. Glover. M’halTilgh’n

6‘* F Horn 9 Orris, Drajiery, Jap Muma

68210 Havana
67352 Havana
61019 Havana
60789 Havana
60261 Havana
69135 Havana
59097 Havana
53341 Havana

50 105

8 108
101 10
110 5

111

110

HO

Seventh Race — 1 1-16 Miles.

Purse

$500. 3-ycar-olds and

upward.

Fla iin mg.

Purso

StJX). 4-year-olds

and

upward.

Claiming.

(Track record: Jan. 8,

1920—1:11 —

6—102.

(Track record: Feb. 3.

1918—1:44%

-3

-92.)

68496

Who Can Tell

114

1:14%

4 107.

725

68663*

•Johnny O’Connell

.110

1:49

5

104 X 725

C8662*

Gupton (M)

108

1:15

3 102.

720

68 663

•Jno. It. Roche ..

6

107. .720

68619

Nellidu l M )

98

1:15%

3 97 .

715

68663

•blndian Chant ..

.108

1 :4S%

10

104X715

63638

Guardsman

115

1:15%

S 115.

715

68553*

•King B

. .104

1:49

4

104 . .710

68662

Kathleen K

108

1:15%

5 110.

710

68540

Miss Dixie

. . 90

1:47%

5

104X710

68578

Marshal Tilghman

112

1:13% 14 115X705

68537

b.f . Alfred Clark .

. .112

1 :4S%

0

109X710

68598

Trico

108

1:16

4 1 12 X

705

68642

•Lotta Speed ....

. . 108

1 :51 %

5

107X705

68578

Little Niece

110

1:15%

6 110.

700

68602

•bSir Jack

.. 98

1:50%

6

107. .700

HAVANA

JOCKEY PERCENTAGES.

5) f 1 :C9%fast
3-4 1:17 hvy
3-4 l:16%fast
3-4 l:15%good 5
3-4 l:14%fast 7
1 1 :43%fast 12
5) f l:09%fast 15
1-2 49%fast 2)

VIRGINIA CHEEK, ch. f, 4 (M)

(Trainer, T. Cheek. Owner, T. Cheek).
68046 Havana 5) f 1 :08%fast 15 103
59135 Havana
58995 Havana
53341 Havana
53171 Havana
52980 Havana

Owner, Rosario Stable)

10 122 5 3 34 S*i G Walls

5 3

9

3

114

1 l:43%fast

30

104

12 4

6

7®

7** J

Dreyer

9

51 f l:ll%mud

25

106

1 2

5

6>*

7 5 * F

Hunt

7

1-2 49%fast

21

110

5

5

4®

5®1 W

Kelsay

7

1-2 47%fast

50

108

3

4

6*

6 11 J Dreyer

8

31 f 42'ifast

25

105

2

2

6*

5 7 ! J

Dreyer

6

LOST FORTUNE, ch. g. 12
(Trainer, id. H. Morrison.

Ow ner,

122

M.

H.

From January 1, 1 0112, to February 28, 11)23, Inclusive.

Jockey.

At or
Over
P.C. Wt.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

3*1.

Fuller, D

.. .25

95

4

1

0

0

Williams. G

.. .21

110

501

107

89

82

Taylor, W

. . .20

107

414

81

63

58

Lilley, W

.. .20

110

60

12

8

8

Baines, E. 11

. . . 20

113

61

12

14

5

Brothers, T

.. .20

97

269

53

42

35

Brunner. J

. . .19

109

96

18

16

12

l’rible. D

. . .19

96

284

53

40

38

Pickens. A

.. .18

10S

366

66

73

45

Callahan. J

.. .16

95

380

62

62

46

Stutts, H

.. .13

101

341

50

42

49

McDermott, It. ...

.. .14

100

120

17

18

8

Maloney, J

. . .14

106

7

1

0

2

Hunt, F

.. .14

110

424

CO

62

52

Burns. T

.. .14

103

4>7

70

54

76

Ambrose, E

.. .13

110

468

60

54

55

Walls. G

.. .13

108

305

40

36

38

Connors, J

.. .12

112

249

31

37

20

Hernandez, F

.. .12

101

8

1

1

1

Sandstrom. A

.. .12

104

21

15

13

15

Scheffel, B

. . .12

1(M

464

58

53

59

Reilly, F

.. .12

102

17

■>

2

2

Ball, It

. . .11

108

368

41

39

48

Fields, G

.. .11

102

445

43

64

51

Glick. H

. . .11

100

156

17

15

21

Milner. W

.. .11

89

8. 5

9

9

14

O'Maboney, C

.. .11

110

289

31

43

33

Tryon, A

.. .11

102

100

11

13

11

Gray, L

.. .10

108

222

22

28

37

Groos. P. G

. . .10

90

371

37

45

43

MoAlaney, It

.. .10

105

138

14

19

17

Nolan, T

.. .10

107

232

24

32

31

Primrose, W

. . .10

110

71

7

3

9

Smith, W

.. .10

113

60

6

4

6

Barnes, N. J

.. .09

105

233

21

29

28

Grace, C

. . .09

99

113

10

17

19

Gantner, A. ......

.. .09

108

306

29

24

39

Jockey.
Kaiser, n. .
Obert, W. ..
Taylor. C. O.
Woodstock. F
Williams, T.
Sutton, G. ..
Yerrat, A. ..
Mclxiughlin, ,
Corey, G. ..
Buel, T. ...
Pernia, O. ..
Wakoff, H.
Merimee, F.

Lowe. S.

Lancet, W. .
Gutbridge. J.
Banks, S. ..
Beach, K. . .
Finley, A. ..
Clements, H
Horn, F. ...
llunsker, F.
Sanford, P. .
Arvin, A. ..
Stone, G.
Alonzo, A. . .
Itarcenes, L.
Chrystal, U.
Horn, C. ...
Kelly. W ..
Kirke. S. ...
Madden. J. ...
McCabe,. J. J.
Mitchell. W.
Partington, L.

Paz, J

Perdomo. A. .

At or
Over

PC.

Wt.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

3d.

.09

99

67

6

8

13

.09

1(M

88

8

10

10

.09

106

57

5

5

10

.09

102

314

29

41

43

.08

110

228

19

21

33

.08

95

IS

1

0

0

.08

97

145

12

13

17

.08

92

319

25

34

40

.08

107

°72

23

39

29

.07

105

128

9

11

10

.07

95

14

1

0

2

.07

105

56

4

2

3

.0*1

101

US

7

11

10

.06

KM

119

7

7

17

.06

103

106

6

11

17

.06

111

32

2

0

1

.06

101

104

6

10

11

.05

96

22

1

2

4

.05

106

43

2

a

7

.05

108

98

5

5

10

.05

97

97

5

9

8

.04

112

24

1

5

1

.04

114

26

1

5

3

.04

102

134

6

12

13

.01

111

73

1

7

10

101

12

0

2

0

93

5

0

0

0

115

7

0

0

1

114

6

0

1

0

KM

»

0

0

n

105

21

0

2

3

95

25

0

2

0

109

6

0

0

0

95

3

0

0

0

89

4

0

0

2

95

3

0

0

0

99

0*1

0

2

1

IS,

ID

22__

47

j.5

6853C Havana
68455 Havana
(■8393 Havana
08291 Havana
68210 Havana
68119 Havana
67919 Havana
C7697 Havana
67104 Havana
BOB GILES, ch. h, 9

(Trainer, T. Bros hears.

3-4 1.13%fast
5) f 1 :08%fast
3-4 l:13%fast
3-4 l:15%fast
5) f 1 :09%fast
1 l:43%fast
3-4 l:15%fast
1 1 :42%fast
lm50y 1:45 fast

12

68455 Havana
f 8291 Havana
67888 Havana
67163 Havana
67105 Havana
67007 Havana
66946 Havana

5) f 1 :0S%fast
3-4 1 :15%fast
1 l:4!%fast
ImoOy l:44%fast
1 1 :40%fast
3-4 l:12%fast
1 l:40%fast

113 4
126 10
107) 8
112 7
126 6
104 9

114 7

110 6
104 5 5

122

Owner, T. Broshears).

20

15

15

30

10

20

45

JUANITA III., ch. g, 8

126 11

112 3
106 7
102 7
109 8
113) 4

113 7
122

By Duquesne— Daylight. by Peep n’Day.

Breeder. J. G. Pelayo.

10 M.Roek. Sover’gnll., Juanita III.
9 9 1 * W Taylor 9 Don Pepe. Puff Ball. Awning

2* 2 s ) W Pool 8 M.Frauland. NaomiK., Spir.Lake

8* 9 1 ® L Penman 11 Buford, Primitive, Sir Adsum

6" 9 1 1 W Kelsay 9 Tatting. Ostelle. Keltoi

8 9 9'* L Penman 9 DonPepe, Mor.Castle, C.Encanto

gaii gti p. Penman 10 B. Biting. Plurality, Amer.Leg’n

1* 2 l A Try on 7 Datusa. Cuba Encanto, Caslick

By Solomon — Miss Primity. bv Contestor.

Breeder. T. Cheek.

9 1 10 1 * F W'dst'k 11 Dieknell. Miss Hope. -To'-ephineK.

9 DonPepe, Mor.Castle. C.Encanto
ForgeAhead, C.Encanto, Flycast
Datusa. Fasenda, Cuba Encanto
8 Elias O., Birch Bsrk, Pacifier
Elias O.. Athgarven, O-scorron
By AUan-a-Dale — Maid of Fortune, by Prince of
Morrison). of Monaco.

Breeder. J. T. Shannon.

3 4) 10'® L Gray 12 Whispering, Califa, DiutyMoore

i 6'i C* T Nolan 11 Tw’ySeven, W.Whit’r, Sov’n II.

3»k 7*2 H Cl’mentslO Bltz.Fire, J. O’Connell, IT. Baby
7 s 7®J H CFmentsll Mess Kit. Mab. Country Girl
4nk 4* H -Cl’mentslO M.Roek, Sover’gnTI., Juanitalll.
10 10'* G Sutton 10 MissHope, Bl'm'gton, MissDixie

9‘ 9‘> G Fields 12 GeorgeW., Ind’nChant. Berretta

9* W 1 * G Fields 11 J. Thayer, Who Can Tell, Ferrum

oh 5** p Horn 6 Keltoi. Jap Muma, Miss Dixie

By Prospero— Queen Florentine, by Star Ruby.

Bredoer. S. A. Beckham.

9' 2 H Glick 11 Tw’ySeven, W.Whit’r, Sov’n II.
9“) C O'Mah'yll Mess Kit. Mab. Country Girl
7*® J Madden 7 Hazel W.. India, Flycast
7’* F Horn 7 El Coronel. Prunes, Job Thayer
« ,T W P'mrose S G. Clurnce. Kathl'nK.. Mailowmot
S 20 E Barnes S WarMap, Col.Murpny, W.orQuit
5 1 * E Barnes 7 linen. Nig. Bennington

10 *

8 ‘

7

7
6 ®

8
51

rainer. J.

McCann. Owner.

T. B.

Waters).

Havana

54 f 1 :08%fast

15

112

1

4

Havana

51 f 1 :08%fast

6

126

2

1

Havana

51 f 1 :69%fast

10

126

1

2

Havana

5) f l:07%fast

20

109

4

5

Havana

54 f 1 :08%fast

6

109

3

3

Havana

3-4 l:14%fast

12

115

1

1

Havana

3-4 l;18%mud

38

104

3

3

Havana

3-4 l:13%fast

49f

112

1

7

Havana

51 f 1:08 fast

45

112

S

6

RACE

3-4 Mile.

1 ill

.’t- year-olds

68048

67484

67330

67231

67193

67121

WHO CAN TELL. ch. f. 4
(Trainer. W. E. Suggs.

Owner, G,

107
Kahn).

68496

Havana

3-4 1 14%fast

10

107

3

1

6 1

9'* A

Yerrat

1 68456

Havana

51 f l:08%fast

5

107

7

•

8

S’l G

Fields

68333

Havana

51 f l:08%fast

2

107

1

3

21

o'i P

Groos

68231

Havana

51 f 1:09 fast

8

107

4

1

1®* 21 G

Fields

| 68175

Havana

3-4 1:15 fast

12

106

1

3

5*

4*1 G

Fields

! 68098

Havana

3-4 l:14%fast

6

DC

4

1

41

5® P

Groos

2 I GUPTON, b. c. 3 (M)

(Trainer, G.

Trice.

Owner, R.

Miller).

68662

Havana

Im50y

1 :47%fast

21

100

3

68619

Havana

51 f

1 :09%fast

S

111

3

68496

Havana

3-4

I:14%fast

15

101

•

67821

Havana

3-4

l:14%fast

30

105

9

67757

Havana

3-4

1:14 fast

15

108

7

€7504

Havana

3-4

1 :16%good

6

105

9

G7444

Havana

5-8

1 :07%fast

20

105

10

NELLIDA, ch. f,

3 (M)

97

1st RACE 2-year-old*. Claiming:. ( Feb. IS, 1922

Index Course Dist Time T’ck Odds Wt St % Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish

(Trainer, J. Queenan. Owner, J. Queenan).

AUNTIE MILLIN, ch. f, 2

(Trainer, J. L. Paul. Owner,

68332 Havana 3| f 42%fast

(•8096 Havana 3) f 43%fast

67969 Havana 3-8 35%fast

LIBORIO. blk. g. 2

(Trainer, J. J. McCafferty.

68372

Havana

31 f

42%fast

3

114

1

68096

Havana

31 f

•

3

105

3

67969

Havana

3-8

35%fa*t

2

110

4

67905

Havana

3-S

35%fast

12

512

1

67842

Havana

3-8

37 good

7

114

5

67715

Havana

3 8

35%fast

20

115

3

SLEIGH BELLS.

blk. f.

S

108

(Trainer, J. J

. Russell. Owner,

J. J

. Basx

68658

Havana

31 f

42 fast

'-'1

109

1

67969

Havana

3-8

35%faat

4-5

lt)7

1

67715

Havana

3-8

35%fxst

5

112

2

67567

Havana

3-8

3

112

3

67422

Havana

1-4

22%fast

6-o

112

3

SUZUKI, br. f. 2

(M)

96

(Trainer. W.

A. Carter. Owner, Caimito

68658

Havana

31 f

42 fast

6

101

6

68332

Havana

34 t

42%fast

4

105

5

67842

Havana

3-8

37 good

6

113

6

67715

Havana

3-8

35%faat

31

113

•

67423

Havana

1-4

32%fa«t

V*

113

*

104 By Dick Welles — Crossover, by Octagon.

J. L. Paul). Breeder. J. B. Respess.

3 102 4 2 l 1 1 1 4 H Glick 7 ClarodeLuna, MerryBells, Suzuki

15 114 5 3 3* 4“ W Lilley 6 Liborio. Solo’n’sKilts. HettyW.

12 114 6 6 6“ W Lilley 6 Sleigh Bells, Hetty W. , Liborio

103 By Sir Edgar — Naomi Walton, by Salvation.

Owner, Rosario Stable). Breeder, Cuba- American Jockey

Club.

1 l a ® 1J T Burns rt Guajiro. Solomon’sKilts. Pilades

1 1* 1 ! 4 r Brothers « Solo’ns’sKilts. H’tyW.. A.Millin

4ok 3 % a Mcl.’lin « S'gliUells. HettyW., SoL’sKilts

2* 2* A McL'iin 7 Quail. Hotly W., Chopsticks

2 1 4* A McL'iin 9 Quash, Chopsticks, Guajiro

3* 3* A McL'iin 10 Quail, Sleigh Bells, Cbaparra

By Hell's Bells — Winnie, by Winstanley.

11). Breeder, W. R. Coe.

1 2* 2* G Will’ms 8 Chcpst’ks, Notsel’d. Bl'kShasta

1‘* l 1 J Brunner 6 Hetty W., Liborio. Sol.'s Kilts

2* 2* Q Walls 10 Quail, Liborio, Chaparra

. 6 6’ J Callahan 6 Seth’s Dream, Electra, Quail

5| 6* J Callahan 9 Uau.'sUoyal, Selh’sDr’m, Kl’trs

By Vulcain— Anna Russell, by Russell.

Stable). Breeder, H. T. Oxnard.

5 5* 5®) O Pernia 8 Chopst’ks. Sl’ghBelis, Norseiand

5 5* 4* W Taylor 7 Aun.Millin, C.deLona, Mer. Bells

5) 6 T U McD’ott 9 Quash, Chopsticks, uuajiro

6* 6* J G Fields It) Quail, Sleigii Bells, Liborio

9 9** T Nolan 9 Kan.'sltoyal, Selh'sDr’ni, Kl'tra

68619 Havana
68475 Havana
68373 Havana
68232 Havana
68117 Havana
67948 Havana
67821 Havana

54 f 1 :09%fast
5) f l:08%fast
3-4 l:14%fast
54 f 1 :08%fast
3-4 1 :15%f ast
5) f 1 :07%fast
3-4 l:ll%fust

GUARDSMAN, ch. g, 8

(Trainer, H. A Cotton.

106 11
99 9
96 6
99 8
100 10
103 7
100 5
115

By Sweeper — Santa Anita, by Irish Lad.

Bred in France by H. B. Duryea.
onk 9*) w Taylor 12 Pittsburg. Flying Orb, Chevalier

2 a ® 5* W Taylor 11 Tw’ySeven, W.Whit’r, Sov’n II.

2 l 3*J W Taylor 10 M.Roek, Sovereignll.. L. Fortune

9* S 5 i W Taylor 11 Tom Norris, Ilarnn, Frascuelo

6) 8*J H Stutta 13 Acosta, Twen. Seven, Celtic Lass

2) 7* W Taylor 10 O.Maid, SunTurret, J’kHealey

4* 4’* H Stutts 8 Perhaps, Ituth Weble, Humpy

10' U*| J Connors 11 Ray Atkin, llatrnck. Big Son
€ ; i 6*i W Taylor 10 Lui-Meme, l’uff BaU, Uatrack

and upward. Claiming. (Jan. 8, 11)20

By Dick Finnell— Bright Start, by Star Shoot.

Breeder, W. G. Shropshire.

It Darnley, Whippoorwill, Gupton
8 Tan II., Fittsburg, Humpy

8 Nan, Dinty Moore, Pittsburg
10 Capers, Good Enough, Two Eyes

10 Bluise, Whispering. T’ntySeven

6 Can. Lady , UneleSonny, Colossus
By Hanbridge— Grandess, by Cesarion.

Breeder, G. H. Moore.

9 Jack Hill. After Night. Caimito
Taylor 12 I’audine. Frankenia. Mammon

Stutts II Darnley. Wliipp’rwill, Pittsburg

11 Faithful Girl. Pandine. Bantam
9 Polite, Abe Sablotasky, Bautain

11 Confederacy, Bantam, OurTellie

12 Erica. Confederacy, GrayBonuet
By Adalid — Nellita, by Cruzados.

Breeder. A. M. Baldwin.

12 1’andine. Frankenia. Mammon

13 Ken. Smiles, ChowChow, Courtier
11 Sempronia. GoodKnough. Humpy
11 Cisqua, K’luekySmiles, Courtier

10 V.Mersereau, Bantam, Courtier

7 Turbulent. Spartina. n. Electric

11 Faithful Girl, 1’andine, Bantam

3' II Stutts
S") C
3 k ) H
« 7 ) H Glick
5'® C Taylor
8* H Stutts
5’ 4 H Stutts

11* 11>* G Fields
5® 6*4 F Horn
5' 7*4 P
9 2 8 2 ‘ F
C 2 5 2 i F
6»* 7®) F
10 10'» F

Groos

Horn

Horn

Horn

Horn

68638 Havana
68578 Havana
68539 Havana
68520 Havana
68478 Havana
68416 Havana
68377 Havana
68309 Havana
KATHLEEN K.,
(Trainer. M.
68662 Havana
68601 Havana
68416 Havana
68294 Havana
68276 Havana
•18163 Havana
G8052 Ha\»na

5) f 1 9*9%fast
3-4 1:15 fast
lm50y l:45%fust
lm50y 1 :45%fast
1 1-16 1 :4S%fast
1 1-16 l:5t%mud
lrniOy l:15%fast
1 1:43 fast
ch. m. 5

Owner, H. A. Cotton).

By Suffragist — Teo Beach, by Bobby Beacn.

' Breeder. O. G. Parke.

19 115 7 8 7 1 S% C Taylor 11 ItigNoise. BettyMae. J kllenley

8 115 3 6 5® 4 2 t W Taylor 9 Forewarn, Whip’wiU, Polar Cub

6 112 4 2 2* 4“J W Taylor 8 Newport, la? Bleuet, Biermau

8 105 4 1 1) 31 W Milner 9 Gratian, Iloman, Edith K.

1?) l'Xt 3 1 3® 3* W Milner 11 Bantam, Ferrum. Edith K.

3) 112 3 2 2® 3" II Glick 5 Felix M., Bierman, Kathleen K.

1) 110 5 3 44 5*3 A S’dstr m 9 IndianChsnt, FelixM.. HaroldK.

12 104 4 6 6’ 7*| II Glick 9 Keltoi. Bread Line, King B.

110 By Martinet — Incitation, by Hilarious.

J. Simmons. Owner, M. J. Simmons).

Im50y l:47%fast
lm50y l:16%fast
1 1-16 l:51%mud
lm50y l:16%fast
lm50y 1 :46%fast
lm50y l:4i%fast
1 l:41%fast

MARSHAL TILGHMAN, blk. g, 14
(Trainer. P. Sator. Owner, M.

68578 Havana
68496 Havana
68173 Havana
68032 Havana
67866 Havana
677S6 Havana

3-4 1:15 fast
3-4 1 :14%fast
3-4 l:14%fast
3-4 l:14%faat
1 1 42 good
3-4 l:lS%fast

S 110
5 110 6
10 110 4
5 110 5
15 100 5
15 1<»4 6
20 102 7
115

Morrison).

15 115 2
15 115 2
5 114 6
1 117 5
a 111 5
U7 9

7 2

34

12

5* Taylor

3' ) \V Taylor
4'® R Ball
6 7 S Ranks
5-3 S Hanks
6’1 J Brunner
9 17 W Lancet

Breeder. Williams Bros.

9 Jack Hill. After Night, CuptoM
•5 Bierman, I>- Bleuet. Jack llill
5 Felix M., Bierman, Guardsman

8 J. A. Clnrlt Guardsman, Felix M.
S J no. It . Roche, iliimam, Urennan

9 A.Sab’t’ky. H. Glover, lll’ni'gton
9 Fair Virginia, Notime. Czardoa

By Aryan — Clara Byers, by Chant.

Breeder. J. F. Palmer.

4' 5'1 L Gray 9 Forewarn. Whip’will. Polar Cnh

10 1 10 :1 L Gray 11 Darnley. Wiiipi>oorwill, Gupton

7® 12*| T Nolan 12 Lt.W.J. Murray, JuhuSpohn, Nau

5“® 2* T Bums 7 Watereo. Sciutilate, AfterNight

2* 4 2 ) G W'liamsIO ShortChauge. HaroldK., Medusa
10 1 12** Id Ambrose 12 War Idol, Mumbi, ShingleShack

Monday, March 12, 1923

DAILY RACING FORM

TRICO, b. g, 4
(Trainer, L. G

68598 Havana
68496 Havana
63544 M. Heights
63135 I'onneaut

Pierce. Owner. J. J. Bulmer).

ai f 1 :0S*,rast
3-4 l:14*-,fa*t
3-4 l:13*ifast
6) f 1 :29 slow

15 109 13 12 12

10 113 4 6 9*

40f 107 10 10 10

16 109

63094 Conne't Ab 5-8 l:0I*sfast 75 112

62467 Kric 3-4 1:23 slow 30 112

6234 6 Erie C) f l:26Vifcst 11 11C

€2064 Chagrin 3-4 l:26«ihvy 11 108

61886 M. Heights 1-4 1:21 hvy of 103

LITTLE NIECE, b. m, C 110

(Trainer. J. Reed. Owner. H. Reed).

68578 Havana
68294 Havana
68230 Havana
C8119 Havana
68015 Havana
67866 Havana
€7792 Havana

3-4 1:17 fast
lm.'iOv 1 :46 s -, fast
f 1 « fast
1 l:47V£fast
lin50y 1 :4 .Ufast
1 1:42 go oil
51 f l:0SHfast

It) 110 6
10 110 8
16 110 11
15 109 G
6 105 8

By Vandergrift — Handaome Girl, by Handsome,
Breeder. C. W. Hawkins.

2 12* C Taylor 12 Pittsburg, Flying Orb. Chevalier
9* 8 1 * F Horn 11 Darnley, Whippoorwill. Uupton

10 8'» R Hol’wyall In. Bert, Bar’skane. W.G.McC’k

5 s R Ball 8 Armagh, Maura, Advance

S'* J McG'hin 8 Skooter, Baby Evelyn. Tatting

6 11 J McGl hinlO Pacifier. Prologue, Col Tex

10'* D Bauer 10 Bean Spiller. Catoetin, Minnien.

7'* A McV'isn 7 Hopovcr, King Worth. Hercules

4“ J Pevic 10 L. Rochester. For. Queen, Gip.Jee

By Uncle — Matterhorn, by Himyar.

Breeder. Headiey k Miller
7 1 7* A Terrat 9 Forewarn, Whip'will, Polar Cub

6 1 5*4 W Taylor 8 .1, A. Clark, Guardsman, Felix M.

7 Bk 6 3 I G Fields 12 John Spohn. MeMiirpliy. Smile

5 nk 8 s .1 Brunner 10 MissIIope, Bl’m’gton. XiissDixie

5* ?'• T BrotherslO Topltnng, Kathleen K.. llatrai'k

7* 5"’ J Madden 10 Shortchange. HaroldK., Medusa

CHOW. cb. h, 5 ug

_ (Trainer. L. A. Daly. Owner. M. J. Daly, Jr.)

68o79 Havana 3-4 l:13fcfast 10 107 6 7 SJ f

68519 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 20 108 6 S 6 t

C8142 Havana 1 1:41 fast 10 110 7 5 5) 7

68078 Havana 3-4 1:13 fast 12 113 7 7 7 7

679 49 Havana 3-4 l:144f.fast 20 111 2 3 1‘ 1

€7865 Havana 3-4 l:!3rkgood 15 110 6 6 7 7

SAN DIEGO, ch. g. 6 104 B:

(Trainer. E. 3. Albright. Ownsr. E. J. Albright).

68518 Havana 5i f 1 :07%fast 6 109 8 7 7»t t

68273 Havana 5J f lKU'ifast 12 IDS 3 3 2 Bk ;

68161 Havana 5} f 1:07 fast 12 102 7 7 6'* (

67971 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 8 109 4 3 3'} I

67886 Havana 51 f l:06%fast 20 111J S S 4» (
67781 Havana 3-4 1 :13Vifast 10 112 4 6 6* «

67487 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 5 112 9 9 6 b t

67332 Havana 51 f 1:08 fast 21 110 2 5 3'1

By Rapid Water — Lady Oruiti, by Ornament.

I. Breeder, G. W. J. BixaelL

8J 8*4 G Fields 10 Mayrose, Deertraii, MrLnne

6 6*3 J Paz 6 Far East, Ballynew, Miss Cailha

54 7'= W Taylor 8 UChnncelL. Acosta. L’yFrakea

7 7” W Taylor 7 Ballynew, Assumption, Spugs

l 1 l 3 W Taylor 12 FirstPullet, Deertraii. IkeMill*

7 7*i W Taylor 7 LastCliancelL. Ituunan. Raa

By Honeywood — Ida, by Peep o’Day.

;ht). Breeder. Navada Stock Farm.

6 S J J Brunner 8 Tony Sue, Spoils,. Hullo
2ok 2* N J B’rneslO MissCaltha, Mary Keigel, Spods
6'* 6* H Glick 7 Iiunnan, Redmon, Memphis
3'| 6*4 J G'ridge 6 Approval, Salam'der, BlackTop
4 3 4*j J G'hrdige 8 Dif.Eyes, Redmon, CarrieMoora
6 3 6 ,# E Ambr’se 7 Car.Mooro, Itedmon, Salamander
6>> 6* G Walls 10 Fiucastle, Old Sinner, Glenn
3' Jt E Ambr’se S Runuan, Miss Caltlia, End Man

20 109 12 12 12 12'* A Gantnerl2 Assump’n, Chevalier, Whip’will .SPODS, b. g, 4

HOM CARO. b. g, 10

(Trainer, ?. A. Sandidge. Owner. P. A. Sandiige).

By Marta Santa — Argon Esher, by Esher.

68638 Havana
68454 Havana
68210 Havana
68032 Havana
€7716 Havana
67609 Havana
67330 Havana

54 f 1 :09=ifast

55 f 1 OSVast
54 f EWifast

3-4 1 . 1 4— ,f ast
54 f EOS'sfast
54 f EOSHfast
3-4 1 :H*ifast

r. P. A. Sandi Ige). Breeder. L. A. Lyne.

20 115 3 11 11 11 IS R Ball 11 BigNoise, BettyMae, J’kHealey

20 115 4 8 10* 10 M F Merimeell Bridgette, Navisco. Jack Ilea'.ey

15 126 2 7 8 * 9 1 1 G Fields 10 M.lloek, Sover’gnll.. Juanitalll.

15 117 6 3 4 2 6' 1 G Fielrls 7 Watereo. Mnr.Tilgh’n, Sc’lillate

15 lit 1 9 11 ll 23 G W’liamsll Blaz.Fire, Can.I^idy

30 113 12 It 12 12 1 * C O Mah'yll Titania, Bab, Grit

JTrainer. J. Gass. Owner. Eevot Stable).

68579 Havana
! 68518 Havana
! 68335 Havana
' 68273 Havana
i 68212 Havana

11 ll 23 G W'liamsll Blaz.Fire, Can.I^tdy, Sh’tChange j ®8078 Havana

3-4 Eimfast
54 f l:07%fast
3-4 l:13%fast
54 f l:071ifast
3-4 1 :14*f,fast
3-4 1:13 fact

5 112 2
34 1024 3
34 112 6
2J 104 7
24 111 5
24 99 6

BRAZOS, b. h. 8 (M)

( Trainer, C.

C8659 Havana 3-4 1 :15>*fast
67717 Havana 54 f 1:C9 fast
TOBIN ROTE. b. g. 12 iM)

(Trainer, L. Uttexback. Ow
68539 Havana lm50y l:45*tfast

Sntton. Owner, W. H. Gardner).

9* 9 2 * C O'XlahylO OXInid. SnnTnrret, J’kllenley
By Dr. Sanntag — Belle Bilton. by L. B. Davis.

Breeder, W. Timms.

68516 Havana
68455 Havana
68294 Havana
68210 Havana
68173 Havana
68034 Havana
C7919 Havana
SUEZ. br. g, 5

3-4 1:14 fast
51 f 1 :08*gfast
lm:'0y 1 ^tt-Sfast
54 r 1:«

3-4 l:14*ifast
3-4 l:15Vsfast
3-4 ElaVifast

(Trainer, P. G. Julian. Owner, I. Smith).
€8393 Havana 3-4 l:13)tfast 30 108 10 10

67866 Havana 1 1:42 good 10 114 6 9

67611 Havana 1 l:42%fsst 12 114 5 6

67464 Havana 3-4 l:!5%fast 12 111 8 6

67295 Havana ImaOy 1:47 good 48 113 2 8

€7087 Havana ImaOy 1:45 fast 22 108 7 7

ist 16 115 4 3 3'J 4*3 J G'hridgo i Quanah. Dr.Shafer. Amer’nRrgle

ist 15 111 4 5 64 7*3 J G’hridgell Kentmere, Good Enough, Blaize

115 By Conjuror — Crimp, by Cassius.

Owner, J. Barker). Breeder. J. W. Howell,

tst 20 115 5 5 7 13 7** H Cl’m’nts S Newport. Be Bieuet, Bierman

ist 20 115 9 11 lflj It) 1 * W Taylor 11 Humpy. W. Whitaker, IT. Sonny

ist 15 126 9 9 9'J 7*4 J G'hridgtll Tw’ySeven, W.Whit'r, Sov’n II.

ist 15 115 7 7 7* 8 1 * C O'Mah’y 8 J. A. Clark. Guardsman. Felix M.

ist 10 126 8 8 7‘ 7'J T Nolan 10 M.Itoek, Sover’gnll., Juanitalll.

ist 20 114 12 8 11' 19 7 4 P Sanfordl2 I.t. WmJ.M’j, John Spohn, Nan

ist 6 117 7 4 5' C'5 W Taylor 7 Ostelle. Bloomington. Oecupat'u

ist 10 111 10 7 6 1 O'" W Taylor 12 GeorgeW.. Ind’nChant, Berretta

11-5 By Zeus — Nanette, by Yankee,

wner, I. Smith). Breeder, White k Garnett,

ist 30 108 10 10 9 ‘ 9<» R Ball 10 Blr.z.Fire, J.O’ConneU, Pr.Baby

nod 10 114 6 9 10 10 37 R McD’ottlO Shortchange. HaroldK.. Medusa

ist 12 114 5 6 10 I0 2 * R Ball 10 Ix-gacy, II. Glover. Xl’hsITilgh’n

ist 12 111 8 6 7* 7 1 * R McD’ott 9 K.Cheatliam. Or. King. Mannchen

»od 48 113 2 8 8 8** R Ball 8 Atlivan, D’ulyLady. Misericorde

ist 22 108 7 7 7 7?» R Ball 7 Coseorron, Misericorde, J. Thayer

THE WAG, ch. g. 4 103

(Trainer. R. Rites. Owner, S. Miodow).

1 68643 Havana 1 l:40Vsfast 10 111 5

j 68556 Havana 1 l:41',*fast 2| 115 7

68479 Havana 1 l:S9%fast S-5 112 2

68433 Havana lm50y l:43%fast 3 112 3

| 68397 Havana 1 l:39%fast 6-5 .104 3

68337 Havana lm30y l:43%fast 3 104 3

j 68256 Havana 1 l:40*sfast 34 1074 6

| 68211 Havana 54 f l:07*sfast 3 122 4

By Bnlse — Oasis, by Commando.

Breeder. J. W. Parrish.

14 5 3 R McD’ottlO Mayrose, Deertraii, Mcl>anc
2* 2‘4 H Stutts 8 Tony Sue. Hullo, Titauia

3* 3 2 R McD’ott S Memphis, Acosta, Colossus

3 1 4*4 A McL’lin 10 MissCaltha, SanIVgo. M’yReigel

4* 4 s T Nolan 6 Huron II., Tom Norris, Dnrnley

l 1 3 ! i T lirotners 7 B’lynew, Assumpt’n, Ap.Jackll.

By Tie^isco — iaollie Elliott, by Voter.

Breeder. K. D. Alexander.

5* 3* G Will’ms 8 Medusa. Mallowmot, De Bonero

6 2 6 s J Brunner 7 D.ofWel’gton, Stonew’l. S.I’ablo

4(> 4 7 i A Pickens 7 Tamper, Glenn, Hazel W.

24 l 1 J Brunner 8 I’rospecior, Medusa. Hazel W.

5 3 4* T Burns 8 Jap Muma, Top Rung, Cavalier

Ink 2 b B Scheffel 8 TopRung, Coseorron, JapMuma

3* 3 5 4 G Walls 8 Slonewnll. Winnipeg, Wild Cat

2 3 1“ G Walls 7 TonySue, Mach. Gunner, Veneno

^ART M A X IM, b. f, 4 96 By Golden Maxim — Mary Bodine, by Star Shoot.

(Trainer. C. O. Smith. Owner. W. M. McKinney). Breeder. T. M. Murphy.

68603 Havana lm50y 1 :45%fast 8 106 1 1 2‘ 4* W Lancet 8 W.T’rbow. D’tyLady. J O’Con’ll

Havana lm50y 1:44 fast 5 104 4 6 B 3 5 5 B Scheffel 7 Kcweate, D’tyljndv, W. Turnbow

lm50y l^-lifast 34 107 6 4 8 1 * S’* G Corey 9 Chinc’gue. J.R. Roclie. W.T’nbow

ImaOy l:46%mud 6 108 5 3 3» 4 1 F W’dst’k 7 Valmond*. Tamper. A.Sablotasky

1 l:44%fast 24 102 1 3 34 5* B Scheffel 10 Ike Mills, Tom Norris, Acosta

1 l:39%fast 3 102 5 5 54 6 1 * T Burns 7 Uaman, Mallowmot, Stonewall

1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Claiming. (Dee. 6, 1922 1:38 1 191.)

4th RACE

3-4 Mile.
1 : 1 1 1

3-year-olds and upward.

102 .)

Claiming:. (Jan. 8, 192(

POLAR CUB, b. g. 6 115 By Ossary — Thrifty, by Ogden.

(Trainer, H. G. Woods. Owner. F. Delbarrio). Breeder. Nevada Stock Farm.

68578 Havana
68231 Havana
67653 Havana
67542 Havana
67487 Havana
61050 Hat i :..i
61020 Havana

3-4 1:15 fast
5J f 1.09 fast
54 f l:06*ifast
1:13 fast
34 1 :13%fast
lm50y l:42%fast
3-4 1 :15 fast

FRANKENTA, ch. f, 3 (M) 97

(Trainer, F. C. Fr sbie. Owner. D O’Neill).

68C19 Havana 54 f l:09)ifast 3-2 101 1

68475 Havana 54 f 1 8)S%fast 24 104 7

59973 F.G’nds 3-8 385thvy 5 114 8

BETTY MAE. b. f. 3 (M) 97

(Trainer, F. Rector. Owner, F. Rector).
€8638 Havana 54 f E09%fast 3 102 4

67737 Havana 54 f l:07%fast 4 97 6

67568 Havana 3-4 l:14’Afast 8 103 4

66585 Latonia 1 l:49%fast 73 101 5

66416 Latonia 3-4 l:13Ufast 156 99 2

66063 Latonia 54 f 1:12 hvy 41 107 7

65523 Lex’ton F C l:10%fast 222 99 7

65389 Lex’ton 54 f ElOshvy 98 112 7

WHIPPOORWILL, ch. g. 8 115

(Trainer, D. Montour. Owner, Brickyard

68578 Havana
68196 Havana
68333 Havana
68235 Havana
68118 Havana
68048 Havana

3-4 E13 fast
3-4 1 :14%fast
54 f l:08%fast
1 E417ifast
54 f EOS fast
54 f l:07%fast

MACHINE GUNNER, b. g, 5

(Trainer, W. J. Hughes. Owner, W. J. Hughes)

8-5 115 7 1 14 3*4 R McD’ott 9 Forewarn. Whip’will, Guardsman

4 117) 9 8 9‘» 9 7 G Corey 10 Capers, WhoCanTell, G. Enough

20 107 8 10 9‘ 10*J N J B’meslO Sirocco. Redmon, Old Sinner

10 109 5 6 6 s 6 :l N J R’rnes 9 C.o’tbeRoost, Janku, Pauaman

10 106 6 10 10 10 15 T Nolan 10 Fiucastle, Old Sinner, Glenn

24 110 8 6 64 7 IS B Scheffel 8 Pibroch, The Enquirer, Hush

6 112 10 9 5“* 1'4 P Walls 12 The Enquirer, Grattan, Mike

97 By Vulcain — Frank’s Daughter, by Frank Gill,

sr, D O’Neill). Breeder, H. T. Oxnard.

3-2 101 1 8 3 : 2’i P Groos 12 Pandine, Mammon. Relox

74 104 7 7 7" 4’4 A Trycn 13 Ken. Smiles, ChowChow, Courtier

Hi 8 8 8 19 H King 8 LadyBoss, St.Angelina, M’scotte

97 By Ralph — Simla, by The Bard.

E\ Rector). Breeder, G. J. Long,

3 102 4 2 2"* 2‘ T Burns 11 BigNoise. J’kHealey. McMurphy

4 97 6 7 7 * 6*J T BrotherslO WildCat, Prudential, Rosie 11.

8 103 4 4 3‘ 4 3 T Bums 7 Piegan, Confederacy, Rockabye

.3 101 5 9 10 3 * S 23 T Brothersll MissCol’tte, BlueBird, AlStebier

156 99 2 8 9‘ 8 T 4 II Stutts 12 M.G.G’dner, N.Sec’dus, BlueBird

41 107 7 7 6 1 ? II Glick 12 Flow. Shop, Power, K. Carpenter

222 99 7 7 6 * 5®i H Glick 7 AlStebier, Mr.I,ee, Miss Collette

98 112 7 6 6 5 6" B Keun’dy 8 Chalruette, Grass Maid, Valoise

115 By Olambala — Nightfall, by Voter.

Owner, Brickyard Stable). Breeder. R. T. Wilson,

fast 34 115 5 3 3'4 2 s H Stutts 9 Forewarn, PolarCub, Guardsman

5 IK 8 3 24 2* G Will’ ms* 1 IJaroley, G upton, Pittsburg

5 115 8 8 8 6 ; i R McD’ott 8 Nan, Dinty Moore, Pittsburg

8 108 4 6 6'4 8 13 T Burns 8 Huddles, Jno. It. Roche, Advance

10 112 2 8 9 9°i R Ball 9 FarEast, M. Gunner, LottaSreid

34 109 3 7 6 3 H Stutts 11 Tom Norris. Ilaran, Frascuelo

115 By Meelick — Army Maid, by Yankee,

68292 Havana
68211 Havana
68174 Havana
68118 Havana
68048 Havana
G7812 Havana
67387 Havana
67270 Havana

3-4 l:14-\fast
54 f 1 :C74sfast
3-4 1:14^381
54 f EOS fast
64 f l:07*ifast
64 f 1 OT^ifast
3-4 l:144ifast
3-4 1:17 slow

FRASCUELO, ch. h. 9

(Trainer, W. J. Daly. Owner, E. L. Utterback)

G8018 Havana 54 f 1 W^ifast

€7665 Havana 54 f ECStfefast

67505 Havana 54 f EOO^tgooa

67446 Havana 3-4 l:154*fast
67314 Havana 54 f l:084igood

GOOD ENOUGH, b. g. 7

(Trainer, J. G. Amo. Owner, J.

68456 Havana
68373 Havana
68231 Havana
G8174 Havana
68047 Havana

54 f E08)4fast
3-4 1 :14-)jfast
54 f ECS fast
3-4 E144fcfast
54 f 1 :07(sfast

CLARK M., br.. g. 13

7 109 2 :

4 114 7 i

8 112 1 (

8 lit 9 <

44 110 4 (

115

. G. Arvin).
34 115 1 1

5 115 1 1

8 IK 1

10 114 1
8 109 1
115

Breeder. E. F. Pritchard.

(Trainer, D. Hammond. Owner, M. Andrews).

68638 Havana
67863 Havana
67159 Havana
67101 Havana
61020 Havana
60951 Havana
60891 Havana

5th RACE

54 f E«9%fast
54 f 1 a)8 good
54 f 1:07 fast
54 f 1 :0S?ifast
3-4 1 :15 fast
54 f 1 :67?f fast
54 f 1 :15V5hvy

3 IK U
20 113 4
90 108 5
29 U0 7
12 114 1
20 112 1 *
3 112 I

lt-4 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward.

102 .)

Claiming. (Jan. S, 102C

MUMBO JUMBO, b. g, 9 109

(Trainer, T. Doyle. Owner. T. Doyle).

686.79 Havana 3-4 1 :15fcfast 7-5 IK

68599 Havana 54 f ldJ7*ifast 7-6 117
67315 Havana 3-4 l:13!4good 15 112

67161 Havana 3-4 l:li!’4fast 8 114

68659 Havana
68599 Havana
67315 Havana
67161 Havana
67068 Havana
67045 Havana
66497 Toledo
REDMON. ch. g

3-4 l:13Hfast 39-10 112 9

5-8 1 :00(kfast 20 104 «

Ab 3-4 1 :09!4f ast & 104 3

8 109

(Trainer. D. Louder. Owner, L. Louder).

68660 Havana &J f 1 rOS fast 2 108 5 4 3*

68479 Havana 1 ESiWsfast 24 113 5 5 6®

68 132 Havana 1 l:40Hfast 8 109 2 1 14

68353 Havana 3-4 l:14',sfast 8 108 7 2 2‘

68308 Havana 64 f l:«8)i*ast 8 102 7 6 7 s

68252 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 4-5 114 111*
68161 Havana 54 f 1:07 fast 1-2 107 2 1 1*

RUDDLES, ch. g. 5 107 I

(Trainer, A. C. Niehaus. Owner, H. S. Lippman)
68356 Havana lm50y l:46'.ifast 2 111 7 6 4’ 3

C8296 Havana lm50y 1:45 fast 21 108 2 1 l'l

68235 Havana 1 1:41Hfast 24 110 7 4 4 3

68138 Havana 3-4 1:11 fast 6 U0 7 9

67907 Havana 3-4 l:14%faat 8 111 8 8 8*

67778 Havana 54 f EOT^fast 2J 112 11 10 S'

6738* Havana 3-4 l:13*4,fast 5 113 6 4 3»

PORT LIGHT, b. g. 10 107 J

(Trainer. X. Webb. Owner. A. S. Eastman).
68666 Havana Si f 1:68 fast 8 199 8 7 6 1

68457 Havana 3-4 1 :13%fast 4 107 9 7 6‘4

68 429 Havana 8-4 l:13'Afast 10 107 5 5 5

68414 Havana 51 t 1 OTVifast 4 109 5 5 4'

68353 Havana 3-4 1 :HV»fast 10 111 10 9 6'J

68305 Havana 51 f EOS^faat 3 107 5 7 5 3

68292 Havana 3-4 EH^ast 10 114 2 8 6«

McLANE. b. g, 7 109 £

i Trainer. J. McCann. Owner, T. B. Waters).
68579 Havana 3-4 l:13%faat Q 110 3 2 3*

68518 Havana 51 f l.-07*tfa*t 12 ltd j 5 5‘

68273 Havana 51 f HOTHfaat 7 108 « 7 7*

682 1 1 Havana 3-4 l:144irast 6 112 2 8 34

67951 Havana 3-4 Enfant 12 114 3 7 7 3

417888 Havana 1 l:41*fast 31 110 6 4 4*

QUANAH, b. c, 4 106 B

(Trainer, L. S. Madison. Owner, L. S. Madison).

68659 Havana
C8603 Havana
C8583 Havana
68519 11 avana
68458 Havana
68311 Ha vans
68275 Havana

3-4 ElSKfast
lm50y 1 :4a7afa»t
1 1:42 fast
3-4 l:13*kfast
lm'iOy 1 :4‘ Hfast
lm50y E41\f;iHt
lm50y 1 :44Hfast

SALAMANDER, ch. c. 4

8 112 «
81 103 2
2 100 8
4 100 »
7-5 107 3
6 93 5

15 98 1

104

(Trainer. J.

68660 Havana
67971 Havana
67847 Havana
67781 Havana
67695 Havana
67631 Havana
67570 Havana

Lowe. Owner. J. Lowe).
54 f 1K18 fast 21 10

8-4 l:13%fast 2 10

1 1:41 good 3) 10

3-4 l:13)tfast 34 10

3-4 Elt^fast 5 10

3-4 l:14%fast S 111

64 f EOTJifast 8-5 10

68480 Havana
68418 Havana
682)57 Havana
68100 Havana

6th RACE

CHILE, b. c, 3
(Trainer, F.
68477 Havana
€8162 Havana
67906 Havana
67794 Havana
67667 Havana
C7423 Havana
C7349 Havana

NEWPORT, b. f, 3

(Trainer, J.
68663 Havana
68539 Havana
68475 Havana
68232 Havana
67736 Havana
67651 Havana
67588 Havana

110 By Dick Finnell — Starland, by Star Shoot

i. Bray. Owner. Lilane Stable). Breeders. Mnrpfcy k Shropshire.

3-4 1:13 fast 4 107 2 6 7 7*3 T Rums 7 MlssMazie, Kockabyp, Winnipeg

1 l:41'/ifast 2 106 3 3 3'J 3' H Glick 7 Winnipeg, Wild Cat, Rockabye

3-4 l:14%fast 1 111 3 1 l 3 l 3 G Wil'ams 9 Qu'nMozonia. Polite, Illusionist

3-4 l:13%fast 3 111 2 6 6 6* E Ambr’se 7 M’nLassie, Snsiana. East’o Star

54 f 1:07 fast 2 113 1 2 2 s 2 3 ' E Ambr’se 6 Susiana, Confederacy, Wawona

54 f 1 d)7%fast 3-2 113 2 3 2 1 2* A Pickens 6 FrenchC'dian, Susiana, Wawona

3-4 l:17tihvy 2 111 1 3 34 4* E Ambr'se 5 LittleSmoke. Winnipeg, Armedee

3 102 By Ballot— Hill Top, by Clifford.

E. Lewis. Owner. J. E. Lewis). Breeder. S. K. Nichols.

Im50y l:45)4fast 7 84 3 7 6'1 5®i L Par’gton 9 Herron, Iaink, JohnnyO'Connell

lm50y l:45^sfast 24 90 C t l 3 I s P Groos S LeBleuet, Biertnan, Guardsman

54 f EOSTjfast 6 110 8 10 94 5 3 J Brunner 13 Ken. Smiles, ChowChow. Courtier

51 f EOSHJast 5 HI 7 7 5 13 N .1 B’rnesll Cisqua, K’tuckySmiles, Courtier

3-4 l:15?sfast 7 95 10 6 64 7*J D Prible 12 Warldol, Mambi, SbingleSback

54 f E0S%fast 5 103 4 3 3 3 2* D I'rible 9 Wildcat, Courtier, GrayBonne:

3-4 1:16 fast 5 102 6 2 2 ' H Stutts 10 Our Tellie. Bantam, Polite

b. f, 3 105 By Astronomer — Faithful, by Broomstick.

FAITHFUL GIRL, b. f, 3

(Trainer, S. T. Baxter. Owner,

68661 Havana 5-8 1 .OOSfast

68661 Havana
68580 Havana
68476 Havana
68213 Havana
j 68097 Havana
68011 Havana
i 67948 Havana

THE ULSTER, b.

(Trainer, M.

| 68674 Havana
68554 Havana
68517 Havana
| 68477 Havana
G84I8 Havana
! 68394 Havana
68293 Havana

54 f EOS'ifast
54 f l:«7%fast
5-S 1:01 fast
5-8 EOl^fast
54 f 1:07 fast
54 f EOTSifast

c. 3

Webb. Owner.

3-4 l:13%fast
1 l:48%fast
5| f 1 :08%fast
3-4 1:13 fast
ImaOy l:46*<imud
3-4 EKS^fast
54 f l:07%fast

3 111 2 6

2 113 1 2

: 2 113 2 3

2 111 1 3

102

J. E. Lewis).
7 84 3 7

24 90 C 1

6 114 8 10

5 111 7 7

7 95 10 6

5 103 4 3

5 102 6 3

105

S. T. Baxter
•5 100 3 3

12 189 2 3

10 93 7 2

7 105 2 1

Baxter).

3 3 3 3 3 2 4 H Stutts

2 3 3 3 3*J H Stutts

Breeder. D. Gideon.

6 M’t’nLassie, Susiana, Rockabye

7 Wida, Little Smoke, ITudential

5 2 5 7 j McCabe 7 C. Moore. Menjphis. Old Sinner

1‘ 14 P Groos 7 PonyExpress, Wildcat, Confed’y

3 l 5 3 1 H Stutts 7 Wawona, Pony Express, Piegau

2 nk 3* H Stutts 8 R’kabye, Confederacy. T.Ulster

I s 4 l H Stutts 7 Turbulent. Spartina, H. Electric

107

A. S. Eastman).

34 93 5 2

7 91 4 3

4 111 1 6

10 102 1 2 !

5 99 4 4

7 105 6 3

44 106 6 4

By The Curragh — Lsirose, by Isidore.

Breeder. J. Sanford.

24 6 s P Groos 8 Toe t.Mark. C'w'dBoy.Am. E’gle

4‘ 4'° P Groos 8 M.Reigel, Winnipeg. MissCaltha

5 2 3‘4 T Nolan 9 TheGaff, V.Mersereuu, Ilus’nist

5nk grj p Groos 7 MlssMazie, Rockabye, Winnipeg

4'4 5 3 C Grace 7 Valmond, Tamper, A^eSablotasky

34 4 3 4 P Groos 7 P.Express, Rockabye, Armedee

34 2 s W Lancet 8 P.Express, Illusion’t, V.Mer’eau

•, vv . J. Hnghes). Breeder. G. L. Blackford.

4 115 8 7 7* 7*3 P Sanford 8 Port Light, Colossus Gratian

6 126 6 5 3 ' 3* F Hunt 7 The Wag. Tony Sue, Veneno

10 114 9 8 7 3 2 2 P Sanford 9 Chin’teague, Maeh.Gun’r, Capers

5 112 4 3 3" k 21 N J B'mes 9 FarEast, Lot. Speed, Tw’ySeven

10 109 11 4 24 5 l N J B'mes 11 Tom Norris, Ilaran, Frascuelo

8 107 2 3 4 3 S'* S Banks 11 Hullo, Ruth Wehle, Chow

10 1114U 10 8“ k 8*J P SanfordlU L.Clianeell., Get’Em, Big Son

9 112 4 4 4'4 3 3 4 G Fields 8 FirstPullet. PuffBaU, J.Healey

115 By Plaudit — Breezyland, by Orlanda.

THE GAFF, b. or br. c, 3 119 By Jim Gaffney — Kaskaskia, by Yankee,

(Trainer, R. D. Carter. Owner. Pronto Stable). Breeder, H. K. Knapp.

68661 Havana
68552 Havana
68517 Havana
68412 Havana
68272 Havana
68140 Havana
C6869 Bowie

6-8 ECtttifast
3-4 1 :13*5fast
54 f l:083fcfast
3-4 l:16-)imud
3-4 1:15 fast
3-4 1:13 fast
3-4 1:14 fast

15 101 4
5 904 4

3 111*6
6-5 112 7
10 106 8
10 108 6
V 114 9

EASTERN STAR, b. f. 3

3" k 3'3 J Connors 11 Tom Norris, Haran, Ilumpy

3‘ 5J F W'dst'k 12 BigSon, MaryMallon, T’ntvSeven

6h 75 p W'dst’k 10 M.Deuunzio, I.’ylleart, Cbeval'r

9 9*4 F W'dst’k 10 Iminokalee. Discussion, Sahtm’r

4‘ 5*4 F 'W’dst'k 9 Col. Chile, Memphis, K.Cheath m

By Harrigan — Serenfull, by Edinborough.

Breeder. B. A. Jones.

44 5 5 1 A Arvin S Tan II., Pittsburg, Humpy

l 1 2'i A Arvin 11 Sempronia. Uumpjr, Mab

3 nk 3 2 A Arvin 10 Capers, Who Can Tell, Two Eyes

6‘ 6*4 P Groos 9 Chineoteague, M. Gunner, Capers

24 3*4 P Groos 9 Blackstone, E. Garrison, Puzzle

By Kenilworth — Ada N., by Herald.

Breeder. H. Stover.

5 s 6-’3 H Stutts Iff BigNoise, BettyMae, J’kHealey

8 10* It 1 * T Buel It Currure. Gonwittum, Top Rung

6 8‘ 9 l * T Buel 9 San Diego, Memphis, Deertraii

9 9‘ 10*3 C Buel 10 Lui-Meme, BohbedHair, Old Pop

10* 10‘® W Kelsay 12 Polar Cub, TheEnquirer, Gratian
10* 10*4 G Fields 12 M. Winks, Gal. -Berry. Tw’yS’en

l 3 1‘4 F Hunt 9 Smil.Thr’gh, B’retta, T’lessB’ty

(Trainer. J.
68517 Havana
68077 Havana
67972 Havana
67908 Havana
67794 Havana
67667 Havana
67465 Havana

7th RACE

Lowe. Owner. E. Cebri&n).

54 f 1 :08%fast
54 f E07?sfast
54 f 1 :06%fast
64 f l:06%fast
3-4 1 :13%fast
54 f E07 fast
64 f l:07)ifast

24 101 5
4 106 6
12 IOL 2
20 101 5
7 100 3
34 107 4
6 100 2

1 1-1 G Miles. 4-year-olds and upward.
1:44 1-5 5 DU.)

44 I 5 S Banks 0 M’t’n Lassie. Susiana. F’hfnlGirl

5* 5*4 P Groos 6 P.Express. Ballynew. M.Mazie

2 l J l 2 J Brunner 9 V. Mersereau, TlieClster, lllu’st

14 1" J Callahan 7 Courtier. Bantam, Relox

5 S 7 4 J Callahan 8 Queereek. Isosceles. Prudential

6 6 2 * J Brunner 6 Wida, Lor.Mareellia, Turbulent

9 3 8 17 C H Millerl3 K.Cbarni’g, S’dayBest, Quarrel

By Star Shoot or Plaudit — Corfu, bv Watercress.
Breeder. E. Cebnan.

6'i 7*4 H Stutts 9 TheGaff, V.Merscr’u, ThelTlster

5* 6*J H Stutts 8 Confed'cy, P.Express, II.Mom’ts

6 6 8 1 T Bums 6 XI. Lassie, MissXlazie, Winnipeg

6 s 6'" C Grace 7 L.M’eellia, M’nLassie, Wawona

4' 3 1 3 H Stutts 7 Xl’tainLassie, Susiana, Win’peg

6 3 6" H Stutts 6 Susiana, Chile, Confederacy

3 l 4* F Wilson 5 Mount-Lassie. Turbulent, Wida

In and upward. Claiming;. (Feb. 3, 1D1S

JOHNNY O’CONNELL, b. h. 5 * 104

(Trainer. C. R. Smith. Owner. F. Delbarrio).
C8663 Havana lm50y EKVkfast 10 108 2 4

68603 Havana ImaOy 1 :4a^.fast 6 112 7 4

68541 Havana lm50y 1:44 fast 8 113 1 2

68500 Havana 1m50y l:44' / ^fast 6 106 6 3

68458 Havana ImaOy l:45%fast 12 120 4 2

68393 Havana 3-4 l:13«*fast 3 115 2 5

8 113 3

68393 Havana 3-4 l:13V&fast
68296 Havana ImaOy 1:45 fast

JNO. R. ROCHE, ch. g. 6

By Adams Express — Devotion, by St. Avonicua.

Breeder. A. Stafford.

3 2 3 3 j R McD’ott 9 Herron. Lank. Lady Rachel

4* 3 2 1 R McD'ott 8 W.T’nbow. D'yLady. M’yMaxim

4 3 4* R McD'ott 7 Roseate, D'tyljidy, W. Turnbow

1| 4* G Corey 7 Montillo, Roseate, Prospeetor

24 3‘ G Corey 6 AlamedaGirl, Quanali, Yan.Boy

4' 2* G Corey 10 BlazingFire, I'retlyBaby, Ashlin

2» 4*J G Corey 7 Cavalier. Ruddles, Dicknell

(Trainer, T. Bror.hea.rs. Owner, T. Broshears).

By Magneto — Marguerite Doyle, by St. Maxim.

109 By Ildrim — Mutchkin, by Gigantnum.

Boyle). Breeder, Mrs. L, A. Livingston,

7-5 IK Left at post T Bums 7 Quanah. Dr.Shafer. Amcr’nEagle

1~5 HI 3 4 7' 3 3 7 i T Bums 8 Great wood Boy, Mambi, Montjoy

K 112 12 4' 6 13 G Fields 8 Riverside, Quaker, C.o’the Roost

8 114 1 3 3) 4 2 G Fields 11 Sirocco, Tony Beau. Ap.Jack II.

)-10 112 9 6 9 9 s A Gantner 9 Approval, Different Eyes, Dad

20 104 6 6 6 2 * 5* G Fields 7 Dr. Hickman, East View, The Bey

6 104 2 3 3* l b T Bums 7 XIoney, Diomed. Brilliant Ray

109 By Eyebrow — Bumpoint, by Masetto.

1, Louder). Breeder, C. H. Career.

2 108 5 4 3* 2) H Ol’monts 8 Advance, Salamander, P’tLigiit

24 113 5 5 6* 7'° J Brunner 7 Tamper. Glenn. Hazel W.

8 109 2 1 1) 2»k J Brunner (i .Approval, Human. Stonewall

8 108 7 2 2' 2' J Brunner 10 C.Xloore, GoIdenChance, Sirocco

8 102 7 6 i 3 6* R Ball 8 Huronll.. Old Sinner, Winnipeg

4-5 114 1 1 1* l 3 T Burns 7 FarEast, Get’Lm. Col. Murphy

1-2 107 2 1 l 3 2'4 W Taylor 7 Runnan, Memphis, Confederacy

107 By Fair Play— Mollie Eiliot, by Veter.

168663 Havana lm50y l:45)*,fast
•68603 Havana lm50y 1 :45 : tsfast
68541 Havana ImaOy 1 :44 fast
68480 Havana lm50y l:44 3 afast
68356 Havana ImaOy l:16',5fast
68276 Havana ImaOy ] :46^ifast
68235 Havana I l:41*tfast

INDIAN CHANT, ch. g. 10

(Trainer, E. L. Fitzgerald. Owner. E. L.

€8663 Havana lm50y l:45Vifaat
68555 Havana 1 1-8 l:55%fast
68459 Havana lm.">0y 1 :45%fast
68377 Havana ImaOy l:4a4fefast

68159 Havana
68035 Havana
67919 Havana

KING B.. ch. g, 4

3-4 l:13%fast
3-4 1 :14*4fast
3-4 l:10Vkfast

(Trainer, G. Price. Owner, G. Price).

68553 Havana
68540 Havana

1 1:43 fast
Irni-Oy 1 :4r.V,fast

can). ■ Breeder. K. D. Alexander.

4' 3 l 3 H Glick 8 S’timental. D’tyLady, J.R. Roche

1'4 2»x w Xlilner 7 Cavalier, Dicknell, J. O’Connell

4 3 1“ H Glick 8 Jno. R. Roche. Advance. T.l lster

6* 4*J F Merimeell Co!. Xlurphy, Ike Mills. Red

8* 7 3 i G Corey 9 L’ylleart, ArrahGoOn, Xieuiphis

6* 5 3 4 G Fields 11 Huron II., Big Son. Ruth Wehl

3 3 3 3 J G Corey 8 ArrahGoOn. Xlaj.Domo, Gratiaa

By Hamburg — Momingside, by Meddler.

Bred in England by H. P. Whitney.
6 3 4' P Groos 8 Advance, Redmon, Salamander

6*4 5 : J P Groos 10 Tony Sue, Acosta, Get ’Em

5 4 s W I-ancet 5 Col.tJiile, PonyExpress. Piegan

4 1 3* C Grace- 6 Carrie Moore, lias, llullo

*>'l 5 2 J W Taylor 10 Car. Moore, Redmon, Gol. Chance

5> inn w Lancet 8 Ray Atkin, Xlaunchen, Ilijiosta

6 3 1* G Walls 8 Colossus. Gratian, Humpy

By Dnval — Etta Ray. by Russell.

Breeder, T. Clyde.

3* 3 2 4 W Taylor 10 Xlayrose, Deertraii, Foy

5* 7*4 w Taylor 8 Tony Sue, Spods, Hullo

7 k « 7 4 W Taylor 10 MissCaltha, SauD'go, M’yReige)

34 6* W Taylor C Huron II., Tom Norris, Daruley

7 3 7 s W Taylor 8 Wedgwood, Ballynew, SimmL

4‘ 4 7 G Fuller 7 Hazel W., India. Klycast

By Quanstock — Lady Fairstead. by Minstead.

»n>- Bred in England by T. G. Cart-

wright.

1* 1'4 G Will’ms 7 Dr.Shafer, Amcr’nEagle. Brazos

6'i S 17 P Groos 8 W.T’rbow, D'tyLady, J. O’Con’ll

7» 7'* II Bearn 8 Bobbed Hair, Notime, Nog
6* 7i 3 2 E Beach 6 Far East, Ballynew. Miss f’altha

Ink 2 1 P Groos 6 Ala. Girl, J. O’Connell, Yank. Boy

68355 Havana ImoUy 1 :4r»'V,fast
€8309 Havana 1 1:43 fast

€,8236 Havana lmaOv l:4o(xfast
67974 Havana 1 1-S 1 :33*4fast
67868 Havana ImaOy 1:45 good
67571 Havana 11-16 1:48 fast
67509 Havana 1 l:43*igood

MISS DIXIE, b. m. 5

•. T. Broshears). Breeder. M. Doyle.

20 14M 9 8 7* 7*4 L Gray 9 Herron, Lank, JohnnyO’Connell

10 llo 8 7 8 6* A S’dstr’m 8 W.T’rbow. D’tyLady, J. O’Con’ll

7 113 5 7 7 7*4 W Taylor 7 Roseate, D’tyLady, W. Turnbow

10 110 7 3 2 nk 2 2 W Taylor 9 Chincot'gue. W. Turnbow, Puzzle

6 116 5 5 34 4*1 W Taylor 8 Ruddles, S’timental, D’ntyLady

2 110 6 3 1* l 3 W Taylor 8 Homam, Brennan, '1 rouble?

12 110 8 3 34 2° W Taylor 8 Ruddles, Advance, The Ulster

104 Bv Delhi — Anthem, bv Flotow.

aer. E. L. Fitzgerald). Breeder. J. R. Keene.

6 103 1 3 8 - 8 i0 H Stutts 9 Herron, laink, JohnnyO’Connell

3 J07 2 1 14 3 1 1 H Stutt3 S Carrure. Bourne, Grandson

4 113 5 2 2‘ 2‘J A Pickens 8 War Idol, Ostcllc. LadyRachel

6 110 7 1 l l 1'4 A Pickens 9 Felix XI., Harold K., Ferrum

2 108 3 4 o' 7'* A Picken3 8 Get ’Em, Jennie ('., Mary Rock

7-5 115 2 6 £' a J A Pickens 8 Beretta, Lot la Speed, Courtier

4 114 4 1 14 24 A Pickens 12 George W„ Berretta, Occupation

104 By Sea King — Eureka, by Fair Plav.

Pric *>- Breeder. Mosley & Madden.

10 303 S 6 4 nk 3’4 A S’ strom S Advance, Berretta, Conundrum

10 102 8 8 6 3 5'1 P Groos 8 FelixXI., Mooi-esijue, Bread Line

6 103 6 9 Si C Grace 10 Drapery. ShortSiop. Xlooresquo

10 104 2 7 8 3 3° C Grace 9 Keltoi, Bread Line. Drapery

10 106 8 7 6 3 6 s T Burns 8 Assumpt n, GeorgeW., J.OVon’I

20 106 3 2 3 1 5* 3 N J BTnes 8 Olliel’almer, Roseate, Grandson

15 108 4 4 3 nk 3 3 N J B’mes 8 Prosp’tor, D’tyLady, Swiftc’ket.

20 104 4 4 6'i S'i N .1 B rnes S JapMuma, D’tyLady, l’rospector

13 106 6 6 6 3 5* N J BTneS (.ulu. Chance. \' Ynrk.t

8 103 1

3 107 2

4 113 5
6 110 7
2 108 3

7-5 115 2
4 114 4

(Trainer, F. Judge. Owner, J. McIntosh).

68540 Havana lmSOy 1 :45'Sfa.st
68 459 Havana lm50y lAo'Sfast
68214 Havana 1 1-16 1 :48%fast

68119 Havana
68035 Havana
67867 Havana
67760 Havana

1 l:43Vifast
3-4 1 :14*sfast
1 1:41 good
1 1:42 fast

J. ALFRED CLARK, b. g. 6

(Trainer, J. J. McCafferty. Owner. J. J. Woolf).

6 103 6 9 Si C Grace 10 Itripery. Shortstop, Xlooresquo

10 104 2 7 8 3 3° C Grace 9 Keltoi, Bread Line, Drapery

10 106 8 7 6 3 6 9 T Bums 8 Assuinpt'n, GeorgeW., J.O’Oon’l

20 106 3 2 3* 5- 3 N J B’mes 8 Olliel'nlmer, Roseate, Grandson

15 108 4 4 Sod 3 3 N J B’mes 8 Prosp’tor, D’tyLady, Swiftc ’ket.

20 104 4 4 6'i S'I N .1 B rnes S JapMuma, D’tyLady, l’rospector

13 106 6 6 6 3 5* N J BTnes , Gobi. Chance, N.Yorke

101 By Luke McLuke — Aunt Josie, by Ogden.

McIntosh), Breeder, Keene k Schorr.

10 108 7 6 S 7'i A Finley S FelixXI., Xiooresque, ItreadLine

10 108 1 8 6’ A Finley 8 War Idol, Indian Chant. Ostelle

4 104 1 1 1* l 1 A Finley 7 Brennan, After Night, Bierman

2 104 7 9 8-i 3 2 ' r BrollierslO MissIIope. Bl'mington, Af. Night
12 110 8 8 8 ( 3 I A Finley 8 Beretta, I-otta Speed, Courtier

10 104 1 S 4 nk 4 J 1 A Finley S 1’reltyBahy, Biertnan. Ferrum

15 104i 4 3 4 3 J A Finley 9 Gol. Red, Drapery, ThislleQueeu

109 By Sea King — Tenotomv. by Meddler.

68537 Havana 1 l:41 2 s fast 1'. 108 5

68431 Havana 1 3-16 2:02*t.fast 15 109 6

68294 Havana lm50y l:46 a 5 fast 3J 112

68230 Havana 5i f 1:09 fast 15 115

67919 Havana 3-4 LKVtfast 15 114

67867 Havana 1 1:41 good 12 114

67822 Havana 5i f 1 :07Aifast 10 112 1

GI010 Havana 1 1-8 l:54*hgood 20 103
L0TTA SPEED, b. m, 5 107

(Trainer, J. Lowe. Owner. E. Cebrian)
€>8642 Havana 1 l:41%fast 10 99

68553 Havana 1 1:43 fast S-5 106

68537 Havana 1 l:41%fast 5 101

€8180 Havana lm50y lril'Sfast 10 100

68310 Havana 1 1:40 fast 10 99

€8271 Havana 3-1 LlS^fast 36 113

GS174 Havana 3-4 1:14*ifast 4 109

€8118 Havana Si t 1 :08 fast 5 J07

3 Fell. A Mcl.'lin 6 Queereek. Fineastle, The R. Call
1 l'l 4*1 E Beach (5 Saivo. XI ti 'low mot, Herron

By Tim Payne — Saleska, by Salvation.

Breeder, f.. Cebrian.

1 l k 3 k H Stutts 8 Advance, Redmon. Port IJght

2 11 2» T Brothers 6 Approval, Black Top, ltunnan

6 6* 6" II Stutts 8 Mallowmot, Stonewall, Blazonry

4 4* 3’1 H Stutts 7 Carrie Moore, Itedmon. Bus

2 2* H Stutts 7 Ballynew, Or.King, First I’ullct

1 l« k 2J F Wilson (! N«t;.ue, Split Grass, XI ix Gold

Breeder. J. E. Madden.

68310 Havana 1 1:40 fast

68271 Havana 3-1 Lli-Maat

€9174 Havana 3-4 l:144&fast

€8118 Havana 51 t 1 :08 fast

SIR JACK, ch. g. 6

(Trainer. C. F. Brant. Owner, J. D. Killen).

68602 Havana lm5oy l:45*zfast

€8438 Havana

3-4 l:14%faat

68178 Havana ImaOy 1 :4j^f ast

68138 Havana
€8052 Havana

3-4 1:14 fast
1 Htllifasl

• i 6 7 i F Wilson 9 Ap.Jackll., Val.d’Or, Memphis £7760 Havana

67973 Havana lm50y 1 :45*4fui:t
67797 Havana ImiOy l:44Vt,fa«t

13 loR 5 6 5* o* H McD’ott 8 I ottaSpeed, BlackTop. Czardom

15 109 6 4 4* 4*1 R McD ott 6 Bounce, Grandson. Ferrum

31 113 4 2 2 1 9 (i Walls 8 G’rdsman, FelixXI., AfterNiglit

15 113 3 10 8'i 7 3 1 G Walls 12 John S|»ohn, McMurphy, Smile

15 114 8 12 11 10 3 A McL*linl2 GeorgeW., Ind’nChant, Berretta

12 114 7 7 61 6 10 A McL’lin 8 Pretty Baby, Bierman. Ferrum

20 112 11 6 7 ‘ 7 !S A McL’lin 11 llullo. Ruth Wehle, Chow

20 103 7 6 9 9* A Yerrat 9 Ava R.. Dan. Discord

197 By Von Tromp— Lotta Creed, by Hammon.

Cebrian). Breeder. E. Cebrian.

10 99 3 4 7 7 17 H Stutts 7 Acosta, Coseorron, Top Rung

8 5 106 5 2 5 J 7“i P Groos 8 Advance, Berretta, King B.

5 101 3 11* l'l II Stutts 8 BlackTop. Czardom. LadyRachel

70 100 5 2 41 7*1 11 Stutts 9 Chinc’gue. J.R. Roche. W.T’nbow

10 99 2 6 6'i 7 2i W Milner 8 Wild Cat. Hazel W.. Heliocross

35 113 7 2 1* I s G Walls 9 Bantam. Courtier, Jack Healey

4 lo9 7 0 9 9 3 » T Burns 9 Chin’teague. Mach Gun’r. Caper*

5 J97 5 5 4 1 3' II Stutts 9 FarEast, M. Gunner, Tw'ySerca

107 By Sea King — Auvergne, by Sir Dixaa.

r. D. Killen). Breeder. J. E. Madden.

5 l(fT 8 u 5* 5 7 J S Banks S JobThayer, Miseric’de. Itr’dLin*

13 112 7 6 8'° S*i It Bull 1) Far List, Sempronia, Xlaunchen

10 103 6 8 7'1 7*1 S Banks 9 S’tcricket, M. Rankin. GeorgeW.

20 107 11 11 11 10* S Banks 11 Col. Xlurphy, Ike .Mills, Red

15 107 6 8 8* S Banks 9 Fair Virginia. .Notime. Czardom

10 105 6 3 l h 4'1 S Banks 8 la'Balafre, JobThayer, Drapery

6 106 3 3 2J 4 T 1 S Banks 7 Montillo, Keltoi, El Coronet

4 107 6 6 6 3 a* S Banks 9 Gol. Red, Drupery, ThistleQueen

10 99 3 4 7 7' 7 H Stutts

8 5 106 6 2 5* 7*1 P Groos

5 101 3 1 1* l'J II Stutts

0 100 5 2 4 J 7*1 II Stutts
0 99 2 6 6'i 7 2i W Milner

6 112 7 2 1' D O Walls

4 109 7 9 9 9 3 » T Burns

5 197 5 5 4‘1 3‘ II Stutts

:.> 100 5

10 99 2

36 112 7

4 109 7

5 197 5

107

8 116 8
13 112 7
10 l<i3 6

5* 5 7 ! S Banks
8‘* S'i R Hull
7'i 7*i S Ranks

8

DAILY RACING FORM

Monday, March 12, 1923

STOCK FARMS OF KENTUCKY

(Conliuued from first pace.)

Crittenden. Richard M. Johnson. John G.
Breckenridge. James B. Beck. John G. Car- j
lisle. The roads arc excellent and we were ,
soon at Mr. Widener’s Elmendorf Farm. The
residence is *a substantial and highly-attrac-
tive stone structure, the stone quarried on (
the place, and was erected in 1903 by the |
late Mr. J. B. llaggin. It is an esthetic
abode, exquisitely appointed, and from the
rear a fine view of the hills of Kentucky
may be had.

The Elmendorf Farm wasj
Elmendorf founded by the late Mr. Milton;

11. Sanford of New York in 1871, |
when that gentleman's "dark blue” jacket j
was famous among “racing colors.” Fillies j
from the training stable accumulated so fast 1
that he was driven into breeding. At lirst :
he called it the "Preakness Stud.” after his J
private training ground back of Paterson, |
N. J., but later the “North Elkhom.” His
mares were mostly daughters of I/exington,
his stallions llaywood and King Lear were '
also hy I exington, hence he purchased Glen- 1
elg of Mr. Belmont. Later. Virgil entered'
the stud, followed in 1S73 by Monarchist. The
first crop of yearlings were sold in 1874 and
the stud became famous. I.ater Mr. Daniel
Swigert purchased the farm and stock and !
renamed the farm “Elmendorf.” after a
branch of his family. It was here Glendg
held court. It was here Virgil lived and died
and his remains are buried. Here the re-
nowned Hindoo was born. Salvator first saw
the light in these paadocks, as did Hamburg,
Monitor. Ferida. Firenzi. Vagrant. Vigil, etc.
The great English horse Prince Charlie, by |
Blair Athol the "Prince of the T. Y. C. f of
whom was written—

“Hurrah for bonnie Charlie,

The bravest son of Blair;

Where'er he goes, his wavering foes
, Melt smoke-like, into air — ”
came across the ocean to Elmendorf in
1884. where he sired Salvator and Senorita,
ended his days and is buried. Mr. J. B. Hag-
gin of California, who had found the long
trips across the continent tiresome and taken
up liis residence in New York, purchased
Elmendorf. added to it and built upon it. He
brought the cream of the Rancho del Paso
Stud from California and installed it here
and. since his death, Mr. Widener has ac-
quired the property, of which Mr. George
Terry is manager.

As we descended the

A Belqravian Trio hiI1 > n tl,e rear of tlie

residence, three brood
mares, a gray, a brown and a bay, were
browsing. They were the trio of importa-
tions recently arrived, hence in quarantine.
Iteine des Peches is a seven -year-old mare
Mr. Widener purchased at the Newmarket
December sales of 1921, when she brought
6,000 guineas. She is by Roi Herode (sire
of The Tetrareh), from Perfect Peach, by
Persimmon. Perfect Peach is- the dam of
St**fan the Great, the Middle Park Plate
winner. Sh is a mare of line size and bone,
both fore and hind quarters iron gray. But
her middle piece a light gray. In a few
years she probably will be pure white.
In 1921 she foaled a colt by Pommern and
was bred last year to Gay Crusader. He-
mans is a beautiful brown, eight years old,
by Sunstar. from l.esbia (Middle Park Plate
winner. 1906). by St. Frusquin. from Glare.
As Glare was the dam of Flare (One Thous-
and Guineas winner. 1906), and of Lady
Lightfoot. the dam of Prinee Palatine, we
can truly exclaim with Mr. Squeers. "Here's
richness." particularly as it traces to Foot-
light, hy Crtmorne and the Paraffin — Rouge
Rose family, which produced Achievement.
Lord I. yon. Betul Or, Ladas, etc. Damaris
was purchased at the July sales, 1921, for
4.800 guineas. Her daughter. Marissa. is a
winner and she has a Swynford colt in Mr.
Widener’s stable in France. Hark Sapphire
is a dark bay. nine years old. by Dark Ron-
ald, from Samphire (dam of Wrack), by Isin-
glass. granddam Chelandry, by Goldfinch,
great granddam Illuminata, by Rosierucian.
This is another of the Rouge Rose — Paraffin
family which has been the bulwark of Lord
Rosebery's racing fortunes. Dark Sapphire
was purchased at the December sales of 1919
for 5,000 guineas by Mr. Tom Welsh, who. as
a graduate of the Fniversities of Chantilly
and Maisons l.affitte, is a fluent French
scholar, reminds ns as we leave tli« paddock
that "Heine des Peches" means "Queen of
the Peaches.”

Sweeper was snugly
The Winner of the ensconced in a roomy

Two Thousand box. where he could

Guineas listen indifferent to the

whistling of the chill
winds without and. as he was led forth, his
coat, gleaming like gold, testified to its
warmth. The winner of the Two Thousand
Guineas and Dei by favorite of 1912 is a
beautiful golden chestnut, with both hind
pasterns white. Lacking the size of Cudgel
or Whisk Broom II.. he is yet the most
bloodlike of Broomstick's sons. His dam.
Kavello 11.. the mother of two splendid colts
in Frank Gill and 8am Jackson, was by Sir
Hugo, the Derby winner of '92, a son of Wis-
dom ; while her dam. T’nco Guid. was by
Uncas, son of Stockwell. Sweeper lias a
handsome head, great length from gullet to
chest, well-laid shoulders, is a trifle high
at the withers, lias great power in quarters
and g ask ins. tail set rather high. He is
rather hollow-backed, but not so much so
as his ancestor. Glencoe, of whom he has
seven crosses, all through Pocahontas' sons.
Stockwell and Rataplan. After seing Sweep-
er we know from where Golden Broom derives
his color and caused such a sensation in the
Saratoga sales ring in 1918, when Mrs. Jef-
fords. disdaining all advice, bid him up to
$15.60o and the following spring told the
handicapper : "Don't you handicap my horse
on his looks ; if you do he'll always carry
top weight.” Mrs. Duryea, from whom Mr.
Widener obtained Sweeper, dotes on him. and
the day we were there Mr. Widener received
a telegram from her saying. "Remember me
to Sweeper and give him a lump of sugar."

Maintenaut, the young
A "Gentleman of stallion (a chestnut

France” 1913). bred in France by

Mr. Widener, is also lo-
cated at Elmendorf. He is a son of Main-
tenon. from the American-bred mare Martha
Gorman, by Sir Dixon; granddam Sallie Mc-
Clelland. hy Hindoo, and tracing to Iroquois,
dam Maggie B. B. This is a grand young
horse. He won the only race in which he
started. We remember it well. It was at
Aqueduct and before the race it was known
all over that he had been very highly tried.

“It was his first time out. and he ran
very 'green,’ ’’ said his trainer after the race.

"If he can run ’green’ like that, what will
he do when he doesn't run green?” we asked.

“Beat nearly anybody's horse.” answered
Mr. l^ewis, who knew of liis trials.

But it was not to be. for, later, when we :
asked why he had not started, they said, j
"He hadn’t been doing well.” We knew what I
that meant and he never again carried the i
colors. In his race he ran all over the j

track, but his speed was so great he beat I
his field with the greatest ease. He will |
be a useful horse to Mr. Widener. fcr. while ]
no doubt Sweeper will have nearly all the j
mares, there may be some which will not
breed well to him. It often happens so.

Years ago Picayune was so celebrated a

mare that in volume 2 of the American

Stud Book its compiler added to her registry,
“This was one of the best brood mares in
America.” My old neighbor, Mr. Charles
Wheat ly often told me that such was the
fame of Picayune that it was said "she would
throw a race horse if bred to a stud monkey."
She bred famous winners to Margrave, Glen-
coe. Yorkshire. Lecompte, Sarpedon. Wag-
ner and Boston, but bred to Lexington she
always produced a failure ; and yet Lexing-
ton was a far greater sire than the other
horses. Maintenant should be an excellent 1
outcrcss. as his sire is a son of Le Sagittaire, I
he by Le Sancy, son of Atlantic, hy Thor- |
manby. the line that produced The Tetrareh. I
the pur sang, as becomes “A Gentleman of j
France,” according to Mr. Weyman's novel.

From Sweeper's box to j
The Elmendorf ‘he brood mares’ paddocks

Matrons is hut a step and we were |

soon with the Elmendorf j
matrons. Rose Pcrapon, Martha Gorman and j
Charity Lass are in a separate paddock far j
down the hill ; but the next paddock shows
plenty of old faces, reminiscent of the days !
of “silk and satin.” Memories, the little |
brown daughter of Rabelais, recalls a stirring '
finish at Aqueduct with Stitch in Time, as she I
pricks her ear at our intrusion. Gold Tassel, j
another old favorite in the days when it was ;
“numbers up.” lingers near the rail. Sans ;
Tache. the 'dam of Purity, ambles off and j
joins Black Brocade in a "preliminary can- j
ter” through the field. La Bayonette, the I
French-bred daughter of Verwood, which has
given "hostages to fortune” for the Elmen- j
dorf jacket in her big Hourless weanling in !
yonder paddock, raises her sweet head and [
gallops off in a hurry when some one asks
Tom Welsh to “speak French to her.”

Rock Merry, ‘ a sister |
Amonq the Brood *° Man o' War's dam." (

Mares has “‘lone her bit" in

foaling a splendid colt I
by Fair Play, and the hopes of the stable |
are high at the possibilities of a brother in
blood to the Glen Riddle hero and future j
triumphs to the ‘ red and white stripes."
Zoola. the dam of Pickwick, like Mr. rim,
"passes by” as if offended by some remark
about "old Pickwick’s ringbones.” Cous
Cons joins ber. where they find a bit of '•
grass to their liking. Mrs. Malaprop is. as j
her namesake would say. "as headstrong as j
an allegator on the hanks of the Nile,” and ;
resists all efforts to approach her; while

Wingold and Louvois are chumming together J
at the foot of the hill, with their backs to
the north wind that sweeps over the fields. |
The weanlings at Elmen- I

The Weanlinqs c,orf number seventeen, it is
remarkable how docile and

yet how aggressively familiar weanlings are ,
after leaving their mothers, who are usually
resentful of -attention. The youngsters

crowded around us, nibbled at our buttons
and walked on our toes, following us wher-
ever we went. "They won't be so fond of
us this time next year when we saddle
them," observed Mr. Tom Welsh. Two colts
by Hourless, sons of l.a Bayonette and
Duchess Lace, were particularly aggressive.
The i-a Bayonette colt is the largest of the
entire lot. a sturdy big black; the Duchess
I -ace is a brown. There is also a chestnut
by Hourless — Gold Tassel, and a filly by the
same sire from Black Brocade. Fair day
has three representatives, the “pick'' being j
a chestnut colt from Rock Merry, a chestnut
filly from Sans Tache and a bay filly from
l.ove Blink. There is a chestnut by North
Star II.. from Zoola. a Lemberg — Rose Pom- j
pen. two Wracks, a Sweep, a Black Toney. !
a Danger Rock, a Horron and an Olambala. ^
It was quite dark and
The Reception growing .very cold as we re- ;

Room paired to Mr. Widener's resi- !

deuce, glad to seek the genial
warmth of the log fire blazing on the hearth j
and the ample repast the master of Elmen- |
dorf had provided. What cared we for the !
cold weather without when, as we adjourned \
to the reception room, the log lire snapped j
and crackled, throwing out a warmth that re-
laxed the muscles and invited that feeling of
j content that follows. With mementos of the
"post and paddock" on every hand, there was
the inspiration for “horse talk.” Mr. Her-
ring's portrait of Mendicant looked down up-
on us from the far end of the room, her neck
arched, her ears back, and recalled her sale
as a yearling, when she and Queen Mary
were in the same lot. one destined to win the
Oaks of '16 ana foal Beadsman ; the other
to foal a Derby winner in Blink Bonny, as
well as Bonnie Scotland. Ilalrownie, Broorn-
itlaw and Haricot. West Australian, the
Derby winner of '53, is in a corner by the
door in full gallop, with Frank Butler up. all
nose and side whiskers. Naturalist lias a
place iu the hall and French racing pictures
abound.

The racing library is ex-
The Library tensive, while the collection of
photographs of horses and men
at Sheepsliead Bay. Morris Park. Jerome,
IVlmor.t. Gravesend and Saratoga, taken by
the late Mr. Memment, fill seven large
I scrap-books, recalling many familiar scenes.
A player piano furnished delightful music
between Do conversation. And the conver-
sation ! Reminiscent naturally. Mr. Howard
| Lewis waxed eloquent over the deeds of ill
i t’uehillo, Caligny. Relluf. Skihbereen and
other cracks "between the flags.” Mr. Wide-
ner described the last race for the Grand
Prix de Paris. Mr. Welsh paid tribute to
Naturalist and "how I won the Futurity”
with Ormondale.

Some one mentioned a rumor that Jack
Joyner had tried a Trompe le Morte year-
ling "a reeker" at Belmont Park, whereat
o\ eryone looked at “Mr. George." but his
face only presented an inscrutable immobil-
it> perhaps he did not hear it. There was
horse talk aplenty. “Which was the two-
year-old of the year?” “Goshawk!” “No.
Enchantment." “Will Grey Lag stand train-
ing?" “What will be top weight for the
Suburban?” "How about Sally's Alley?"
"Oli. Messenger's the colt you'll have to
I beat.” "Prince Palatine's reserved as a pri-
vate stallion.” "« leopatra's going to Brown
Prince.” "Is Kummer going to ride again
for Cosden?" — conte to us as we sit by the
lire. But it is now bedtime, and as they
say in the play hills at the theater, the cur-
tain was "lowered to indicate the passing of
a few hours.” hut as we retired Mr. George
Widener rem:i> ked, "You and I will drive
lover to Paris in the momjng and visit
I Simms' and Hancock's places.” .

TIJUANA ENTRIES

Past Performances for Tuesday’s rac-
ing at Tijuana will appear in Tuesday’s
edition of Daily Racing Form.

Racing starts at 1:55 pi. in. (Chicago time 3:55).
© Superior mini runner. - X Good limit runner.
Fair mini runner. (Mi Maidens. ’Apprentice

allowance, b (’linkers.

First Race — 1-2 Mile.

Purse $500. 2-year-o'.ds. Maidens. Allowances.

(Track record: Majr 12, 1916 — 47%— 2-123.)

Today’s

Latest Workouts

( 210 )

NEW ORLEANS, La., March 11.— The fol-
lowing work-outs took place over the local
courses this morning:

lull.

Horse.

Wt.

Itee.

A.Wt.lIaa

68561*

Rnv Palmer Jr.

.118

: 49 Vf, m

113. .725

68665 *

Rock Heather ..

.110

:50%

115. .720
115

63604

A lister

.118

:48%

118. .715

68665-

Odd Seth

.113

:51

115. .715

68522

Seth’s Aks-Sar- Beni 08

:49%

118. .715

C8584

Seth’s Flower

.107

:50%

107X710

68277

Josephine Newell

115 -.710

C3522

Wolf Jr

.115

:50%

107. .705

C7784

Blushing

107. .700

63665

Hairy Davis Jr.

110. .700

Maiion North
IaMiion Seth .

Second Race — 5-8 Mile.
Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward.
(Track recora: May 20. 1 920 59

( Liming.
■1 107. >

68462*

Philippe Lugo

..113

1 :02%

r,

113. .725

C7657

Stylisli Miss ...

. .112

1 :02%

3

9S..720

G8G46

•Bonnelielie

. .105

1 :02%

5

1 11 . .715

C8359-

•Mr. Kruter

.113

1 :02%

7

108. .710

68482

l’rettv Doll . . . .

. .109

1 :03%

3

98. .710

68646

Limerick

. .112

1 01 %

9

113. .710

68624

•Dots

.109

1 :02 %

t

100 X 705

67787

Inspector Hughes

H

113X705

68606

Midnight Bell (Ml 99

1:05%

3

98.. 700

C7205

Neat iM)

4

105. .700

68524

•Olive D

. 109

1 :01 %

10

10 i. .700

68586

•I.i Beau (Ml ...

. .107

1 :03%

4

107. -.700

68404

Okuna (Mi

.114

1 :04’%

5

111.. 700

68432

Kunike |M) ....

. . 1 13

1 :<M

7

113. .700

Third Race— 5-8

Mile.

’urso $500. 3-year olds

and

ipward.

Claiming.

(Tr

ick leeord: May

•0. 1920—59 — 4 —

107.)

68587

bPerch

. .114

1 :00 '■£

8

106X725

6860. *

’Em ma Weller ..

. . 1(H)

1 :01 %

<;

1 OS ©720

680 6-

Koscoe Goose .

. .113

1:00%

H

1 0S © 7 1 5

68319

Coombs

. . 109

1 :0l%

5

113X715

C8G2£*

bW. (’. Dooly ..

. .115

1 :01

7

113X715

684.26

bDougli Girl ....

.112

:5S %

5

111. .715

68606

•French Nurse

.114

1 :01 %

s

100. .710

68462

Pokey Jane ...

.110

1 :02%

6

111X710

CS268

•Valentine Lady

. . 1 08

1 :02%

6

100X705

68420

•Peggy Martin

. . 107

1 :02%

6

108 X 705

C7977

blleleu Hayes . .

. .110

1 :02%

7

100X700

CS196

•Irene Delsa (M)

. . 105

1 :03

4

1 10. .700

67911

bBen Payne ....

.114

1:01%

8

1 13X700

68646

Big Indian (Ml

. .105

1 04%h

6

113X700

Fourth Race— 5-8

Mile.

Purse

$500. 3 year-olds

and

upward.

Maidens.

Claiming.

(Tra

ck record: May

20, 1920 59

-4

107.)

68563

Beverwyek

3

103. .725

68 £05

Cedric

. .105

1 03 %m

3

103. .720

G84G3

Scraps

..108

1 03%

3

103. .715

6328 i

Pliielrel

4

111X715

68CG7

Mav Ilmen

. .103

1 03%

3

98. .715

68434

Mae Setli

. . 92

t :0tfni

3

101 . .710

C8463

Sarah Brown ...

. . 103

1:01%

3

98. .710

63647

Martha L

. .112

1 :04 %

4

100. .705

6.827

kGilliflower

3

9S . .700

68681

Ruth E

. .111

1 :05%m

4

1 00 . . 70*)

68381

Cave Man

. .116

1:02%

8

1 1 5 X 700

Peg O’

3

105

Betty Zuue

3

105

Revenue

4

113

FAIR G

ROUNDS.

Weather clear : Track

fast —

Three- Eighths Mile.

207-AehiPvable . . .

37

W he Adrin ...

36%

2*>o Avisaek

13 %

208-I/oslie

37 1

208 lielphrizouia

37%

182- Rib Grass ...

41

205- Blue No.'-e ...

37

20 7 8h>0 ...

36%

197- Bess L

38%

ITS- Wapiti

42

184- Hutchison

38%

202 W.ofCoro'mau

37%

Half

Mile.

207 I j st Effort .

50

204 -Quality

51

209 Minnie B

53%

206- Rachel Porter.

55

Five-Eighths Mile.

205 -Harry B. ...1

03%

207 -Old Dave ...1

ot

207- Iconics 1

04

208-Pr’ce Welles. 1

08%

208- Madron 1

(Mi

208 -Royal Dick ..1

03

Three-Quarters Mile.

206 Billy Bern .1

19%

207 M inute Man . . 1

19

207- Hysteria . ...1

16%

203 -Picnic 1

23

197 Herald 1

21

Seven-Eighths Mile.

205 Diana 1

44

205- 1 d y Rose . . t

48

195 -Earnest 1

50

208 Parade; - 1

46%

204 -Gondolier ...1

44

197- Ueelfoot .... 1

45%

206- Har. King ..1

47

JEFFERSON PARK.

Weather clear ; track

fast —

Three-Eighths Mile.

209 Cotrnnipj ....

36 i

2US jxii t

36%

199 Eulalia

39

.50 Mub-ib w

42%

206-Hart v Maxim.

41

2'l i'M Top

3s

200- Ink

35 %

2b 1 Po'.l’V Alien .

.‘*7

204-Jago

37

Vinnoz

35%

206-J.iik Fa irm.-in

J.VVj

194-W Zone .. -

3S

Half

Mile.

298- A. Alexander

52

203- May Girl

54

204- Amanda

50

206-Mogens

52

202 Fleeting

51%

203-Nan McKinney

48

206 I nviot us

48%

188-I‘lain Bill ...

53

205-Kirk I sidy ...

49%

208-Queen Blende

58

204 - Kirstie’s t’ub

51 %

205 -Spectacular Girl53

20*»- Igunpus

55 ,s f;

Five-Eighths Mile.

2ll9-Assume 1

04%

205i-.Mi.-s Slorlingi

05 n

202-B’ara Palmerl

04%

209 Our Betsy ..1

208 -Elmer U. ...1

01 %

208-Plum I » loss, mi!

63%

202-Gen. Pee. in 1:04

203 -TransHe ..1

<•3%

203-Helen Ail.'n 1

:u5

Three-Quarters Mile.

201 Brinreliffe ..1

17%

207- Magician ...1

17%

185-Dentaria 1

26

204 - Noi mandio . 1

2 it

203-Fire Cracker 1

17%

21 H) Propaganda .1

17-H

192- Little Romped

19%

205 -Tyranny . . 1

19%

One

Mile.

209-Attorney .. 1

49%

208- Plucky 1

:4.8%

184 -Amer. Soldiet 1

48%

199 Rustler 1

:5C

205 Futon 1

r.r

202- Radio t

:5S

205 Moody 1

52 V.

203- Voogeria ... 1

: 19

262-Ogarite 1

17 V.

♦ —

Tijuana Summary

Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile,
rinse $600. 3-year-olds and upward.

(Track record: Dee. 20, 1916 — 1:11%-

(68197) ’Rifle Ill 1:12%

1 68627 ) Private Peat 109 1:13%

(68419) ’Syncopation ’.Ill 1:17-3

(66327) ’Bill’s Luck 105 1:18%m

( 683S9 ) liMistake 110 1:14%

68467 Shelby villc 112 1:13

68672 ’Cicely Kay 9S 1:14%

6?.*37 bObstinate 109 1:15%

68544 1 War (hid

68624 bl’ink Tenny 114 1:14%

(68565) l>Reil Man 109 1:14

67830 ’Bess Welch

68222 ’bTom Itoacb IDS 1:15%

CS046 Will o’ tlie Wisp.. 99 1:15%

Claiming.

-3—110.)

5 110X725

6 115. .720 !

7 108.. 715
4 106X715

7 113X715

4 113x715

6 108X710

5 1t:L. 710

8 115X710 I

7 113 X 705 1

9 115X705
5 108.. TOO
5 110X700
5 118X700

Sixth Race— I Mile ard 43 Yards.

Owners’ Handicap.

Purse $1,000. 4 -year-olds and upward.

(Track record: March 10. 1923— 1 :39%—S— 110.)

SAN DIEGO, Cal.. March 11— Fn
a summary of today's taces at Tiji
FIRST RACE— 1 tile.
Ilorse. Jockey. Wt. Str.

Annette's Sister. II. Molters ..til 26.60

Kahani M. Mi llerick. .102

Dr. Cunard K. Fator 107

Time. 1:43%. Tiack fast.
No scratches.

Rowing is
liana :

PI. Sh.
17.60 9.20

142.00 61.00
7.60

SECOND RACE— I

1-3 Miles.

Ilorse.

Jockey.

Wt. Str.

PI.

Sh.

Glad News.

. . . . E. Kensinger.

.102 38.20

1 1 20

7.NI>

Miss Jane..

P. Hurn

. S2

7.60

4.80

York Lassie

. ... I.. C ’rpoi y . . .

. 106

5.49

Time. 1:54%. Track fast.

Scratched

Veteran.

THIRD RACE—

-1 Mile.

Horse.

Jockey.

Wt. Str.

PL

Sh.

I eaieve ....

R. Flynn . .

. . to 5 12.60

5.0!

4.40

She Devil...

. . . . K. Watious

. . 10 i

3.80

3.20

Line Pine..

I). Hum

.113

5.80

Time. 1 :43 Track fast.

Scratched

Double Van.

FOURTH RACE-

-1 Mile.

Ilor-e.

Jockey.

Wt. Str.

PI.

Sh.

Co!. Snider. .

.... I). Pow< II

.113 8.80

4 40

4(H)

Toni Owens.

J. Merimee .

.113

6.60

4.0)

Flame

. .106

4.20

68670- REBUKE 90 l:4«%m 4 92x750

(68507) Coffiehl 7 89.. 740 1

68645' John Paul Jones "* 5 100.. 73:

67550 Jim Daisy 5 85. .73:

68671 1 Ten Rut tons 85 1:47% 5 84 X 73:

C8607- bSuunylaud S3 1 :47%m 8 90 X 731

68649 Supercargo 4 90 <72.

Seventh Race — 1 1-16 Miles.

Dime $700. 3 vear-o'ds and upward. Claiming

(Track recoid: June 24, 1916 — 1:45 — 3-110)

(3 1 :47%in 8 90 X 730

4 90 X 725

FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile.

Horse. Jockey. Wt. Str. 1*1. Sh.

Walter Dant P. Martinez .118 3.60 3.40 2.60

Car I’’. J. Baker. .113 15.00 6.40

Geo. Meulilebach.F. Stevens ...108 5.40

Time. 1:42%. Tiack fast.

Scratched Kvaly n Hurrigan. Lichen.

(68611) * Frank l'ogatty ...1101:47

68262 ’Bill Head 114 1:46%

C8G48 bltegreso 108 1 : 16 : %

68651 Silk Sox 109 1:48%

CS630- ’Power

651527 bDuc de Morny . . .

CSC68 bRoisteier 10111:48

Eighth Race — 3-4 Mile.
Purse $000. 3 year-olds and upward.

(Track record: Dec. 20. 1916— -1:11%

( GS610) * bPoa c her 103 1:12%

68627 ’Delaney 114 1:13

68545 Ohio Wood 108 1:13%

(CJC07) Carl Roberts 110 1:13%

(68542) Miss 1-Mua 101 1:15%

68627 1 * Vera Rita 108 1:15%

C8588 Pinaijuana 90 1:17

68683 ’Lucky Peail 107 1:14%

68587 Raima Williams ..1031:11
68673 Kvaly n llarrigau .101 1.14%

C8610 Daisy 104 1:18

08526 Nizam Ill 1:16%

GS482 tali' lump l ,\1( ...113 1:15%

11 1 X 725
1 14 X 720

.108 1:16% 9 116X715

.109 1:48% 4 112X715

3 85X710

3 1 12 ■ 705
.101)1:48 0 1 12X700

Claiming.
- 3—110. l
8 110X725
10 1 10 <720

SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles.

Ilorse. Jockey. Wt. Str. PI. Sh.

Blanc Soing J. Merimee ..116 8.40 5.80 3.CO

Deiante 1’. Walls .... 94 30.20 5.20

Spot Cash W. Pool Ill 2.(U)

Time. 1:44 % (new track record). Track fast.
No scratches.

SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-2 Miles.

Ilerse. Jockey. Wt. Str. PI. Sh.

Old Faithful K. Fator ....105 8. tit) 4.40 2 20

Bcekhoru II T. Wilson ...104 5.20 2.40

1 Halu R. Caiter ....107 2.20

Time, 2:34. Track fast.

1 1 5 x 715 | Si r.i tclicd

Vic.

USX 715 .

EIGHTH RACE

—I

Mile.

108X715 1 Horse.

Jockey.

Wt

Str.

PI.

Sit.

93X710 ‘Y-cidcnti. . .

. . . F. Fator

1 19

7. SO

5.00

3 40

111 W. 711 , Full Moon..

M. Milieiick

107

37.40

18.40

Ill X 710 ! Melchoir

11 Ling

92

7 00

7 113X710

5 113X710

6 115X710
5 113X705
9 115X700

Time, 1:41%. Tiack fast.

scratches.

NINTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards.

NEW LAURELS FOR ABADANE

(Continued from ninth page.)

the mark set by Sunnyland early in the
meeting.

The unlucky Stargo finally annexed brack-
ets when lie won the two-year-old event by
a neck from the extreme outsider Odd Seltt.
The latter lost much gn und by going wide
entering the stretch ami. kept in. the filly
would rave probably have won with little
difficulty. As it was. she only missed the i
mark by a neck, whereas she lost at least
three lengths at the head of the stretch.

Bon Homme, which made his dehut here in
the seventh race, was worked out a mile in
1:43 3-3.

J. B. McGinn, owner of Philanderer, pljiyed
in luck Saturday. II is horse broke down!
badly in the eighth race and. white bemoan-
ing his apparent loss, ho was informed that
two elaim.s had been registered for the crip-
pled thoroughbred. These were lodged by
F. Beehtelheimer and \V. Leeds and in the
sha keoff the latter was the one to fall heir
to the had bargain. It cost Leeds $1,00) to
acquire tlie broken down Philanderer.

Hazel Dale and Pay Off changed hands in
the last race. The former went to her old
owner, F. B. Irwin, while Pay Off was taken
by K. Cooper. The consideration iu both,
cases was $1,300.

Ho:

SO.

Jockey.

Wt.

Str.

pi.

Sh.

| Reap. . .

W

Dean.

5.20

3.80

2. HO

| Sundial

ii. .

F

Stovon

a 103

4.00

2. SO

' K, losso.il

1 loll

re. . P

Hum.

102

2.80

Time.

1:43%.

Track

fast.

i Serati

■bed

Glen

Well.

War l’t

■nnjTj

Dr T.

S.

Dabney,

Phi

landei

or.

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