Harlem Form Chart., Daily Racing Form, 1898-06-14

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HARLEM FORM CHART CHARTCHICAGO CATCHING CHICAGO ILX LX June 13 Eighteenth day Harlom Harlem Jockey Club Spring Meeting Weather clear track heavy and holding Presiding Judge M Lewis Clark Starter Richard Dwyer Racing starts at 230 p m 6371 O r7 1 FIES FIE FIRST KAOE KAO 34 Mile Purso Purrs 400 3yearolds and upward Allowances Ind Indo Horses Wt St V Str Star Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 63392 HOSI HOI 107 2 5H 3H SNK SANK HI H Martin Fries Mahler 1 651 65 6124 WEIRD 107 41 21 INK il 25 Bloss Loss C VanDenberg Candleberry 4545 6231 MORONI MORON 110 SNK SANK 411 63 2NK SN T Burns D Waldo Weald 3 31 3 3 2632 PEG PARKS 105 7NK 76 2 5H41 J Hill POBrin O'Brien 5756 5984 SIR HOBART 107 8 8 42 41 52 Van Kuren Karen F J Kelly 10 20 10 20 6120 LAIUS CLAUS 115 SNK SANK SNK SANK 71 65 68 C Sloan C Newman 10 20 10 15 6316 WILL ELLIOTT 117 6 62 8 8 721 Wiley Wily JonesR Jones Bradley 4746 6339 GNOME 105 IN is 5 73 8 Gray T W Coulter 5655 5655Time Time 141 23 411 55 1 12 1 271 271Winner Winner Ch g 3 by Pirate of Penzance Penance Mary Winnifred Innerved WinnifredPost Post 2 minutes Start good Won driving hard the next four driving and staggering It was a bad lot with Hosi Hoi the best Ho ran a real game race and had to to win In the sprint for the path at the head of the stretch Weird outran Hosi Hoi and sharply cut him off Martin was obliged to pull up and finished in the worst going It was a game performance Weird seemed to bo winning well into the stretch but went all to pieces in the last seventy yards Sir Hobart and Peg Parks struck a piece of good going on the far turn and raced from last places almost to the front Gnome as usual fluttered in front for a while She seems to be of no account whatever whateverScratched whatever Scratched Nellie Baker 113 F Garner 115 Dagmar Dammar 107 6372 SEC SECOND RACE 4 12 Furlongs Purse 100 2yoarolds Selling Ind Indo Horses Wt St M Vi 3A StrFiii Jockeys Owners O H L C 6197 BONEY BONY BOY 105 51 INK m INK INK H Martin Mrs R Bradley 2 21 2 115 63402PIRATE JUDGE 110 6 6 22 23 215 T Burns J W Schorr Scorer Son 1 111 6340 MULVIHILL MULISH 108 3 362873ELSIE SNK SANK 411 41 3 Bloss Loss J E Cushing 6767 62873ELSIE G 110 2 2FAYETTE 21 33 32 45 Campbell John Dowell Dwell 3434 FAYETTE FAYE 100 41 4162083CHARLO 41 52 51 5 Donaldson Donald James Ruddy 20 40 20 40 62083CHARLO 103 1 SNK SANK 6 6 6 N Turner F R Hamlin Haling 5656 Time 5656Time 141 271521 101 101Winner Winner Ch g by Blitzon Blitz Sue B BPost Post Post 4 minutes Start good for all but Pirate Judge It was a driving finish Martin out ¬ rode Burns a trifle Pirate Judge was the best horse Burns was slow in getting him away arid did not start to work on hitn hint soon enough in the stretch Martin went to his whip long before Burns and rode a powerful finish The same ride would have won on Pirate Judge Mulvihill Mulish got the path in the stretch and finished strong Campbell threw away third place on Elsie G at the stretch turn Instead of coming to the outside where the going was best he brought the filly to the center of the track and anchored her Fayette Layette is a good looker and may have some quality todayScratched He was short today Scratched Martha Fox 105 Josephine B 107 6373 THIRD RACE 1 Mile Purse 400 3yearolds Selling Ind Indo Horses Wt St Yt tt StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 63433BON1TO 356316BORDEN 109 2 2 IH 1 INK H Rutter Ruttier C P Fink 35 3 5 35 35 6316BORDEN 108 4 4H 48 38 2U 2U Caywood Cawed D M Hogan 4444 6262 LOCUST BLOSSOM103 Z 11 21122 325 350 T Burns W K Cleveland 85958595 6152 LILLIAN RUSSELL103 5 3 5 5 5 410 N Turner WCFessendeuCo20 50 20 50 6341 BOW AND ARROW 105 INK 5 31 48 411 5 Qray Ray T W Coulter 20 50 20 50 Time 50Time 14 291 44 59 1 131 1 28 1 59 Winner 59Winner B f by Longstreot Longest Bonetta Bonnet BonettaOff Bonnet Off at first break to a good start Won in a long hard drive of two third eased a trifle on the end Bonito was the best She was on the outside in the path all the way The filly is game and stood a drive the last quarter After straightening away Borden faltered a trifle and bumped into Bonito Caywood Cawed straightened him though in a hurry and the interference did no damage Borden has been underestimated He is a fair sort of a selling plater platter and has a liking for the mud Locust IJlossom Nilsson did well as far as she went Bonito and Bow and Arrow collided at the start and both almost fell fellScratched flycatcher Scratched Globe II 107 6874 ii H FOURTH RACE l 18 Miles Purse 400 4yearolds and upward Selling Ind Indo Horses Wt St S J4 y M StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L 60703SUNBURST 8562642JOE 106 1 4 4 4 4 11 Hi Bloss Loss J E Cushing 3 3 85 85 62642JOE CLARK 109 2 2 23 25 12 2 20 J Hill W H May Son 35353535 6264 PETE KITCHEN103 4 321 35 35 31 35 30 Shepherd W A McConnell 10 12 10 12 6345 ALBERT S 106 3 I 1 INK 2K 4 t L Smith Laird Hand 3434 Time 3434Time 14 28 471 581 1 13 1 271 1 58t 2 121 Winner 121Winner SungleamOff Sunlamp B h 6 by Falsetto Sungleam Sunlamp Off at first break to a good start Won driving second and third driving also Sunburst was nicely ridden Bloss Loss waited long and patiently with him He made his run on the stretch turn and beat Joe Clark to the path It was a tight pinch and Sunburst almost shut Joe Clark off The latter was the best horse in the race He was much used racing down the back stretch with Albert S Hill had the best of the going though and it was policy to keep to the front as long as he could Smith pumped Albert S out early and ho stopped almost to a walk in the stretch The track was to Pete Kitchens liking and he ran a fair race All four were very tired at the finish T Scratched Cherry Leaf 102 O F7 K FIFTH RACE58 Mile Purse 100 2yearolds Allowances Ind Indo Horses Wt St M H Str Star Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 91063103THE 62303MIZZOURA 100 6 6 32 11 13 Rutter Ruttier C L Applegate Appellate 1 1 45 910 63103THE DRAGOON 98 SNK SANK SNK SANK INK 2U 2R Shepherd W A McConnell 6 10 6 8 63173MAZIE O 95 51 4NK 221 32 31 Forbes W Oliver 2 21 2 115 6230 1262312ED COUSIN LETTIE LETTER 95 21 1 42 42 4NK McCann Mecca W J Smith Co 10 15 10 12 62312ED TIPTON LIPTON 110 41 52 51 53 55 N Turner W H May Sou Soul 4645 6230 DEFENDER II 102 INK 15Time 21 6 6 6 Gray J Burns 10 20 10 15 Time 14 271 401 56i 1 101 Winner 101Winner B c by Free Knight Lillian LillianPost Lillian Post 8 minutes Start good Won cleverly second third and fourth driving hard Mizzoura Missourian was in a soft spot He was off none too well but outclassed his field Rutter Ruttier was lucky in find ¬ ing King the good going on the far turn Ho did not try for the path at the head of the stretch but came right down in the middle of the track The Dragoon seems to like the heavy going and improves with every race Cousin Lottie Loftier was pumped out the first eighth Ed Tipton Lipton could not extend himself in the deep going and ran a bad race Mazio Nazi O is a consistent filly Scratched fillyScratched flycatcher Streamer 110 Guess Me 107 107Overweights Overweights Overweighs Mizzoura Missourian 2 pounds O r7 SIXTH RACE34 Mile Purse 100 3yearolds and upward Allowances Ind Indo Horses Wt St J4 Vi X StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 6235RAMIRO II 120 5 22 U 2U 13 W Martin W H Laudemau Laude 25 25 13 720 6235 SANGAMON SEAGRAM 118 SNK SANK m 20 11 28 J Hill T C McDowell 5756 62613FONCLIF 575662613FONCLIF 118 4 5 32 31 3 Bloss Loss J E Cushing 7 10 7 10 6120 OLIVIA L 113 INK 4 43 44 450 L Smith J R Hand 20 50 20 40 6211 DEPENDING 110 21 31Time 35 5 5 5 C Sloan E M Bergen 3 4 3 31 Time 14 271 41 54i 1 10 1 24 Winner 24Winner Br h 5 by Fonso Fonts Goldie Cad CadOff Cardiff Off at first break to a good start Won easily after an early drive second easod eased up at the end Ramiro II was much the best He had class always and showed it in his race entering the stretch Sangamon Seagram seemed to be winning when Martin called on Ramiro He responded gamely and beat Sangamon Seagram as good horses beat ones of less quality The latter raced on the extreme outside all the way In the first sixteenth Depending showed a sharp turn of speed and between the starting and half mile posts was at one time five lengths to the good The others raced over him though as if he were tied Fonclif Foci was a very easy third thirdScratched thirds Scratched King Bermuda 107 Pinar Pindaric del Riot 105


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