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HAWTHORNE FORM CHART CHARTCHICAGO CATCHING CHICAGO ILL September 13 Twentieth day Chicago Racing Association Autumn meeting Weather wet track fair first three races slow later Presiding Judge J H Rees Starter William Bruen Braun Racing starts at 2 p m No recall flag Q A O Q FIRST RACE 58 Mile 2yearolds Selling OiO Ohio SellingOiO Selling J Purse 400 value to winner 300 75 to second 25 to third iid id Horses V StrFin Strafing Jockeys O H L C 82382CANAOE 115 6K 5 62 44 1 McNickle Canticle N S Hall Co 2 2 2 24 83022MR JOHNSON 7 81 64 2n Ellis J Delong Belong 4 44 4 44 8302 DOREMUS DORMS 91 51 74 31J L Reiff Riff Duke Wishard Wished 7 12 7 12 8325 RED PIRATE 101 92 82 4i Hothersall Others J C Cahn Can 8206 FREE HAND 115 5 3 2 K 51 atevens Stevens O G Parke Parker 83253CORA 157956ACH HAVILL ADVIL II 115 INK 6i 74 91 64 J Hill G B Havill Hail 7 15 7 15 7956ACH 118 94 21 i 12 74 Thorpe J Carroll 4433 8222 NATIVE SON 115 3 1 3 3 81 Aker Baker P Ryan 15 30 15 30 8325 PAT CLEBURNE CLAIBORNE 115 8 4 4 2 92 JMcDonaldJohn McDonald Hall 10 12 10 12 83473 LURDAN LAURA 118 44 11 11 101102 Conley Coney A Cahn Can 10 15 10 15 7818GUILIANA 115 11 814101 11 11 BeauchampS Bacchants Francis 12 50 12 50 Time 50Time 25 36 504 1 02J Winner 02JWinner BellPost Bellows Ch f by Creighton Freighting Nelie Nellie Bell Post 5 minutes Start good Won driving the next five were driving also It was a peculi peculiar ¬ arly early run race The first four at the finish seemed to be hopelessly beaten at the head of tha than stretch The bunch in front though seemed to stop at about the same time and below the eighth pole there was a eeneral enterable change of positions McNickle Canticle on Canace Cancel skinned the rails at the head of the stretch and saved a lot of ground otherwise she could not have won Mr Johnson after a lot of bumping and interference came out of the bunch like rain from the c uds buds and was closing fast at the finish Doremus Dorms on the outside was also closing strong Ach Bach is a coward He was well in motion when the barrier went up and always had clear sailing At the head of the stretch he seemed to be galloping Native Son and Pat Cleburne Claiborne both stopped very badly Red pocketedScratched pocketed Pirate ran more than a fair race Cora Havill Hail II was always pocketed Scratched Oneita Oneida 115 Gold Runner 115 Obstinate Simon 115 Canace Cancel place even Mr Johnson place 8 to 5 show 7 to 10 Doremus Dorms show 3 to 2 SECOND RACE 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Allowances Purse 400 value to winner 300 75 to second 25 to third Ind Indo Horses A Wt St H StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 8261ABUSE 5117 2 12 14 11 H Bloss Loss Foster Bros Brows 1 1 45910 8372MARY BLACK 3108 34 23 26 22 2 J Reiff Riff E Wishard Wished 2 24 2 2 83722B OF MEMPHIS 3 108 6 5103 3 34 Thorpe TJMcHale 4646 8144SORROW 3 98 4 31 48 45 410 Hothersall Others J C Cahn Can 25 30 25 30 8352ELSIE BRMBLE3 93 I 41 520 515 510 McNickle Canticle W Ham 40 70 40 70 6647 BOARDMARKER BOOKMARKER 3 101 51 100300100300Time 6666 Nixon R F Meyers Meyer 100300100300 144Winner Time 12 244 36 48 1 02 1 144 AbukruPost Burps Winner B h by Plevna Pena Abukru Laburnum Post 7 minutes Start poor Won cleverly second and third under keen pressure Abuse merely breezed all the way He was much the best and the price against him a royal one He showed his high order of speed by outrunning Mary Black the first part of it The latter ran an honest race but with weight up does not seem to have a possible chance to beat Abuse Belle of Memphis was worsted a lot at the start As the race was run and the amount of ground this filly mada madam up it looks as though she surely would have beaten Mary Black and given Abuse a stout argument This is a good filly and deserves attention from now on m any company The race was always between the first three threeScratched theocratic Scratched Flora Louise 98 David 104 Hohenzollern 107 Timemaker Tidemark 107 Silver Set 104 St Simmermon Zimmerman 101 Verify 98 Bliss Rucker Trucker 106 Little Alarm 98 Marzella98 May W 104 Alleviate 103 103Abuse Abuse place 1 to 3 Mary Black place 2 to 5 Cf I I 1 THIRD RACE 1 11G Miles 3year olds and upward Handicap O tt ri JL Purse 500 value to winner 400 75 to second 25 to third nd Horses AWt Wt St Yi M StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 8350 CANDELARIA CANDELABRA 4 106 61 6 614 64 4 1 JMcDonaldA McDonald Covington Coving 6968 8399 2583733DAVID PLANTAIN 3 85 24 14 124 124 12 224 Seaton Eaton R Bradley 8 25 8 25 83733DAVID 1358373CHERRY TENNY TENANCY 4 111 3K 3 2 2 24 314 Thorpe P Dunne 3 4 24 135 8373CHERRY LEAF 4105 44 4 51 52 31 46 H Martin T M Berry Co 3 7 3 7 8160 DR SHEPPARD 4114 2 K SH 33 51 5 Bloss Loss Foster Bros Brows 3 54 3 54 8350 PAROLE DOR DORA 4 904 7 7 7 7 7 65 J Woods Wm Mulkey Mule 20 30 20 30 8188 DARE II 4 98 54 52 42 4 61 7 McNickle Canticle John Huffman 8 16 8 15 8 1022 HER FAVOR 3 90 Left at the post J Reiff Riff Rodegap Bodega Go 5 5 34 4 504Winner Time 25 50i 1 16 1 434 1 504 Winner CosettePost Cassette B c by Midlothian Militia Cosette Cassette Post 4 minutes Start fair Won in a long hard drive of two third driving also Candelaria Candelabra was well ridden and ran a corking good race McDonald took the short route and came with a rush through the stretch The boys finish was powerful and deserves mention Plantain ran a much better race than he did his last out He was allowed to go out and race in front and almost lasted long enough Had Seaton Eaton hugged the rail swinging into the stretch Candelaria Candelabra could not have gotten through and the Bradley colt would have won Thorpe on David Tenny Teeny also made a mistake by coming wide into the stretch The latter though stopped badly under the weight The track was against Cherry Leaf He does his best racing when the going is hard Dr Sheppard seemed to stop with his mouth wide open Dare II showed a flash of speed but stopped badly badlyScratched backscratcher 90Overweiahts Scratched Storm King 108 The Devil 103 f Bing Being Binger Bringer 90 Overweiahts Overeats poundsCandelaria Parole dOr doer 24 pounds Candelaria Candelabra place 34 to 1 show 3 to 2 Plantain place 10 to 1 show 4 to 1 David Tenny Teeny show 1 to 2 Q i7 f FOURTH BACE ACE 1 14 Miles 4yearoldE and upward Selling O tt t Purse 400 value to winner 300 75 to second 25 to third Ind Indo Horses A Wt St St X Yi StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 83762GOVSHEEHN7 101 54 7 6 4H 4 23 124 Ellis W Landsberg Lindbergh 8 15 8 13 8328 CONNIE LEE 4 9t 3 3 33 2 2 1 22 Slack J H Terrett Terre 20 50 20 50 8350 P KITCHEN 5104 24 22 21433 31 35 31 Sheppard W A McConnell 60 60 40 40 835C3MORTE FNSE6 1C8 41 4 5 51 56 42 46 Thorpe L fl Ezell Bezel 75 3 75 3 8348SUTTON 4 110 74 6K 73 7 71 61 5H BeauchampD Backhand J Leary Lear 6 13 6 13 8326 CANT DANCE 5 104 8 8 8 8 8 76 66 Gray J Carroll 4848 8303 COLLINS 6 94 1 15 lio Clio in 11 sj 712 j Roiff Riff H E Rowell Roswell 8844 8183 TEUTONNA STETSON 4 94 61 5i 41 64 6 8 8 McNickle Canticle James Murphy 3 3 24 24 24Time Time 251 5tt 116 l44i l58i 2124 Winner AltairPost Altar B h by Falsetto Altair Altar Post 2 minutes Start good Won easily second well in hand Governor Sheehan galloped in behind the field until the stretch was reached and then went to the front when ready He was a good horso hors in the race and nicely hunded hounded He has very bad les lees Oonn Oxon Lno No liked tha than track and ran a fair race It was a bad lot though and that accounts for it Morte Mote Fonse Fosse seems to have lost all form Pete Kitchen is a plodder He jogged along every quarter about alike Collins played for a good thing had a lot of speed but was pumped out the first mile Tentonna Trenton could not untrack untracked herself in the mud Evidently Sutton did not like the track He was always outrun and his race below par Scratched parScratched paragraphed Sunny 97 Necedah Necked 94 94Ovei Ovei Movie weights Morte Mote Fonse Fosse 1 pound Governor Pheehan Sheehan 4 4Governor Governor Sheehan place 4 to 1 show 2 to 1 Connie Lee place 12 to 1 show 5 to 1 Pete Kitchen show 4 to 1 Ql I Q FIFTH RACE 34 Mile 3yearolds Allowances O AllowancesO Allowances tt ri O Purse 400 value to winner 300 75 to second 25 to third ina Gina Horses Wt St Vi Vi StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H 8396 RUSKIN 109 2 1 15 1 6 Hart Sydney Paeet Pet 6868 2183232CANOVA 6345 MARCATO MERCATOR 107 31 3io 21 2 2io J Hill MidltnJgblthSS 2 85 21 83232CANOVA 112 4i 21 310 38 311 Aker Baker W K Cleveland 6767 7871 MOCH MOCHA 112 91 5 5 41 43 H Martin B Schreibor Schreiber 5656 8401 KINGS HIGHWAY 107 5 410 42 52 5 BeauchampR Bedchamber Bradley 10 10 8 8 8323 WEIRD 109 61 71 62 61 6 Bloss Loss JHArmstrongCol5 20 15 20 8109 GHADNCY HANDY F1SHER104 8u 81 81 82 1H Sheppard T Kilej Killed 12 30 12 30 3081093VELOCE 81093VELOCE 112 7 6 72 7io85 Conley Coney G W Curtis 6767 8106 STORM QUEEN 109 10 102 91 92 93 Ellis W Landsberg Lindbergh 15 20 15 ° 0 7981 STAR CRESCENT 109 1 91 101 102 IQS McNickle Canticle T M Berry Co 10 10 10 10 8126 REVENGE DARE 10412 11 ll 11 11 WHMartin Wharton Walden Sweet 20 40 20 40 8372 SUN BONNET 101 11 12 12 12 12 Nixon R F Meyers Meyer 20 50 20 50 Time 50Time 25i 501 1 03i 1 16i 16iWinner Winner B g by Buchanan Bonnie Girl GirlPost Girl Post 2 minutes Start fair Won eased up second driving It was a procession all the way Ruskin was far the best and his price away out of line He is a fairly good colt and was surely overlooked in the betting Marcato Mercator tried hard all the way but could never get up Canova Canoga was stopping badly at the end and in a few more strides Moch Mooch would have beaten him for third place The latter was slow to begin but made up ground throughout and ran a good race Star and Crescent stumbled and almost fell at the start It was a cheap lot with little or no form to the race raceScratched backscratcher Scratched 112Ruskin Opponent 109 Pug 107 Beau Monde 112 Exquisite 109 San Saba Samba R 112 Ruskin place 3 to 1 show 3 to 2 Marcato Mercator place 4 to 5 show 2 to 5 Canova Canoga show 3 to 2 SellingOrtrtTC Selling Q I 1 I SIXTH RACE58 Mile 2yearolds Selling OrtrtTC Retort Purse 400 value to winner 300 S75 to second 25 to third Ind Indo Horses Wt St M H Str Star Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 8324 BARABBAS ARABIANS 118 IK 12 i 12 m j Hill W J Smith Co 8 158 15 8300 CALCHAS CALICHES 118 5 5H 5 5 2 L Reiff Riff LS Williams Co30 30 30 30 7012 MONADOUR MONAD 115 S 2 2 K 21 3 Thorpe Brown Wimmer Swimmer 7 5 75 l 1110 83002QLD FOX H8 81 82 82 4 44 Hothersall Others W J Donahue Danaher 5757 8347 NUMA NEUMANN 118 1 7 7 8 5t C Sloan C DeWitt Hewitt 6969 8300 FRANK IRELAND 118 9K 93 910 92 62 Ellis E Corrigan 10 12 10 12 8347 SIDTILLA SCINTILLA 115 41 62 61 72 72 C Rowe T 1 McHale Chalet 10 20 10 20 8300 WILLIE HOWARD 115 2 31 32 6 83 JMcDonaldJ McDonald W Schorr Scorer Son 10 10 5 5 8324 ETTA P 115 6 6TEUTONS 41 41 3 95 Bloss Loss James Huston Houston 15 20 15 20 TEUTONS STETSONS 118 10 11 1 102 IQS IQS Lynch Jas Jabs Houghlihan Hough 15 60 15 60 8347 STUTTGART 118 11 101 01 11 11 11 J Ward B Schreiber 30 40 30 40 Time 40Time 25 5Ci 1 04J 04JWinner Winner Ch c by Spendthrift Intacta Intact IntactaPost Inactions Post 3 minutes Start good Won in a hard drive the next four were driving just as hard It was a tired lot at the finish Barabbas Arabians staggered home His race was a shocking form re ¬ versal versa Hill got away in front and made every polo a winning one Monadour Monad made a strong bid the turn for home but tired the last on badly eighth under punishment He is only an or ¬ dinary diary youngster in the selling class Calchas Caliches finished stout and true under punishment He is very game Old Fox got off badly and made up a lot of ground His long suit is a heavy track Etta nothingScratched nothings P quit to nothing Scratched Flirtation 115 Princess Murphy 115 Rio Chico115 Schanken Shaken 115 r Miz Mi zoura Ogura 118 118Barabbas Barabbas Arabians place 6 to 1 show 3 to 1 Calchas Caliches place 12 to 1 show 5 to 1
