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LAKESIDE FORM CHART. ROBY, IND., May ll.-First day. Lakeside Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. Weather clear; track muddy and slow on inside; hard and fast in center — ■ — — * , Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. 11 and/1T FIRST RACE-5-8 Mile. Purse 00. 5 to sjcond; 5 to third. 3-year-olds -l-tTt # and upward. Allowances. Si Horses JEtS _*_ Q* 8tr Fip Jockeys Owners O H L C 11554BRAW LAD 5 115 S"" 6 52 21 li Caywood Keen* and Ryan lT~l-Mk2 11684 HOP SCOTCH 3 97 34 H HI 1- 2*4 Nutt T Liea ai *4 44 4 4 11628 MC ALBERT 4 109 4« 5** 4« 3" *~ Ralph H R .bmson 5 7 5 7 % FandfandSL. 6 2« 3« 5* «| Gray Sloan and Hurst 15 20 15 15 ™t,TwC™oV, -3,9„5 y,0* C 3". 2"ia S*T Knight W M Hedges andUol0 10 10 10 96b0 SandkTJL- FORM 4 112 2h 42 6 6 6 L Scott II Heinsohn 40 50 40 50 .*IRVAaB- , . 4 112 Left at »be post. Clerico T Licalzi *4 4» 4 4 "Coupled in the betting. Time, 25, 50i, 1:03. Winner— B. h, by Eolus— Brown Beauty. Post 19 minutes. Start fair. Won cleverly ; second driven out. Third and fourth were driving hard Braw Lad was mnch the best and had to be to wiu. Ha wa« all tangled up n» ; the start and Caywood was obliged to take him around the entire field. Hop Scotch got a flvine start. He showed plenty of speed and hnng on gamely at the end. McAlbert, under an indifferent ride, made a fair showing. Charmante faltered on the stretch turn but came again under punishment at the end La Priccessa showed speed. She cannot stay. Daily Racing Form and Sirdar both acted badly at the post. B aw Lad, place, out. Licalzi entry, place, 6 to 5 ; show, out. McAlbert, show, evens. imiQ SECOND RACE-1 -3 Mile. Purse 00. 5 to second; 5 to third. 2ear-IIOtO olds Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt 8t g g X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 117462f!HEESESTRAW 107 5" li 1U 16 Vitatoe FjMilel 6-5 7-5 6-5 fi-*f SSaFTUNETUJ2 2» 2. 23 2, Bloss James B. Gray I Ml H 11069TRUE FIT 07 6 3i 32 H P niay A Berry and Co 5 7 5 5 tFv ;2i £ 4" 42 *° T.KQi*ht Mor3P«fePatterson30 50 30 40 m«w 10802 KL fi JAY 10. 2» 5» 54 54 J Weber Gardner A Sibley 30 60 30 60 YlnFSSS* SS 6 6 6 Grav Sloan and Hurst 12 30 12 30 ii W4 11689 LAD MOSS 109 ™ Bolted. u , McGrath A McCauley 40 75 40 60 Time. 12, 241, 374, 504. „,. Winner— Ch. f, by Cayuga— Cheese Straw. Off at first break to a good start. Won easilv; second driving and staggering. Cheesestraw 8r?A8way n/1"* and showed she was the b*st Vitatoe took no chances. He hustled the filly at the head of the stretch to make sme of winning. Florence Anetia will hardly do. When called upon at the head of the stretch sh* failed to respond. The race was always between the first three. It was a tame affair with little or no form to it. Lady Moss bolted when the barrier went up ana was left. Overweights— Lady Moss, 2 pounds Cheesestraw, place, 2 to 5; show, out. Florence Anetia, place, 2 to 5; Bhow, out. True Fit, snow, t to lu, 1 1 ftzlQ THIRD BACB-l 1-16 Miles. Purse 00. 5 to second ; 5 to third. JL -L Otfct/ 3 year-olds and npward. Selling. In Horses A Wt_St_?4_H_ _StrFin_ Jockeys Owners O H L C ,H5°iJ3SlrJlt 4 110 4* 31i33 3io 23 "U Nutt sTBeadir i~ l~ 4~4 1130a NxTH 5 105 3»* 1*" 13 14 1 26 J Weber F J Kittleman H- i 11 -■ «-"; 9 11711 OLD 8AUGUS 6 105 8 HI * 2" 3* 3« Tall* MnLOOtw 5 7 5 6 11584 ADMETUS 5 105 2« 61 6» 62 5 44 Flick D M Hogan I Co 3 4 3 4 9659 SUNBURST 7 108 1" 42 4=4 41*44 5* Rlogs J E Cubing 12 25 1 25 110522DR. MARKS 4 101 7- 52 in 51 62 64 Gray J J Donovan 8 12 I tt nrL?READvonrE88 I S S" I. V V* V P* §ah H **•»« »« iso 100 isb 11.68BANQUO II. 5 108 64 714 8 8 8 8 P riay P J Miles 4 5 4 li Time, 12, 25, 504, 1 :034, 1 :17i, 1 :421, 1 :49. „,. „ L t „, Winner— B h, by Tenny— Soprano Off at first break to a good start. Won well in hand; second eased at the end after early punishment. Tenby was best ridden and was a good hor=e today. Nutt always had him in strik-in* distance and also had him out in the center of the track where the going was best. The same kind of handling would have won for Myth Weber had him in the deep going all of the way and wore him out by pacemaking. Old Sangus also suffered from bad handling. He was rushed to the front early and in the deep going all of the way Admetns made up some ground at the end but not much This was not his race. Sunburst looked good and ran a fairly good race. Ban-quo II was stiff and sore. He seemingly could not outrun a fat man Scratched-9288 Hnsi, 101; 6836 Frank Thompson, 104; 11438 Dalgretti. 105. iJ-e«y,P.VlaCefi8»tO-5;uh0w,lto=5- Mjh Place, 4 to 5; show,2to5. Old Saugus, show, evens. Admetus, place, 8 to a; show, 4 to 5. 1 1 Mf.O F°UBTR RACE-4 1-4 Furlongs. Purse 00. 5 to secondT5~totnird. -a. -M-UUJ 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt Bt g g g StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C~" il«72K?RSTP%T3BY ISi fUir 2 T Knight JBRespass 4-5 4-5 3-513-20 11487 blHST PAST 102 1"* ls« 23 23 24 Gray Keene and Rvan fi-"; 7- fi-ii in 11532 MisNSTIOANND IS 3" f»? li 10» WEaAjPfegato S » W MlbalOM 109 4" 5 5 42 4sn Bloss P Rvnn fi p. « CARRENO 102 5 4- 414 5 5 J Weber J E Snrphy 30 50 30 M . _ Time, 114, 231, 364, 494, 551. m. Winner— Br. c, by Florist— Bonnie Girl. t K°£at fi1rst.break to a. good start. Won handily after an early drive; second driving hard. John Grigfcby is a good colt. He hnng to First, fast the first part of it and ontgam«d him when the pinch came. Knight rode a clever race on the winner. He seems to be a good jockey. First £t? r£«„n° 2?Kcnse9- He *°Voff 25 and showed a sharp tnrn of speed, but faltered when the test began. TherA was some bun ping at the head of the stretch.bat not enough to call for judicial action. The race was always bstween the first three. Overweights— Mission. 5 pounds. John Grigsby, place, out. First Past, place, 1 to 3. Pantland, show, 7 to 5. 1 1 Mfil F,FTH RACE-1 Mile. Purse 00. 5 to second; 5 to thTrdTsTeaV-olds -a. -a. U U J. and npward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St g X %. StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 11R632AL FRESCO 4 112 34 4 4 31 33 l« Nutt T Licalzi • * t» 1M HS.St?iT». 3 % X" V Vi "* »- 2li H Smith Benin WatteACoi 1-5 4-5 3 5 H 117661 KEN QUEEN 4 102 24 2" 33 2i 2 « 3* P Clay C V Fant S V x u 6237NEKARNIS 4 104 4 3- 4 2- 4 4 4 T Knight MorseandPatterson 50 S 50 60 . , Tlme,J .3 26i m 32- 1 :05 :18*- 1 30*, 1 :43*. w Winner— o B. h. u by „ Eolus— Gladiola. Off at first break to a good start. Wot hand ridden; second driving. It was a peculiarly run race there being little or no pace the first part of it. This is what beat Hobart. H id Smith gone on about his business mstpad of re-traii.ing the colt down the backstretch he wonld prob-h.Mp.!?Th W7k A1 F.r-1Sf.° was splndifily ridden. Nntt picked the good going and galloped in »;il ? th» others until t«.e stretch w«a reached. AI Frewo had to bA shaken up some at the rf.i.o fnOSI u was going away at thfl hnish Kenmore Q leen looked to have a winning chance stopped badly at the finish. Nekarnis ran a good race fend can win in slower com an on A1 Fre8co, place, 3 to 5; show, out. Hobart, place, out. Kenmore Queen, place. 7 to 5; show, 1 l*** SIXTH RACE-5-8 Mile. Purse 0o75 to second; 5lo_thirdr~ A IUUaJ o-year olds and upward. Allowances. Horses A Wt St g g % StrFin Jockeys Owners ~Q~H~L~C~" ■SmatnaM I f 3J 3" 2st*iPClay James Dnnn 8-5 8-5 7-5 8-5 I t- l" IJtl-HBrown Sweet and Co 4 6 4 5 9"°8 ElRT°TTLEECTDUKE 5 lS S .J S* Syood * SSSKi? S 7° ? %6rCO?Hi"sNETIL1NE6 S I Lk " W™ SVfBSKSb.. 12 8 0 9900 WFTRn 1 t J 3 2* H R, llick E H Fellows 10 20 10 20 9428 B428 L.A I if JUANITA III vita 3 t 9a t I— - **, l" V* 5Ios AlMann 4 4 3 3 a H 8*8 Tully A Jacobs 10 20 10 20 Time, 241, 50, 1:034. w Winner— B. d L r • r c, by Justice Lyon— Tillie 8. ordiniD vlot S,taTrtT0«d- W7 "asily. The next three were driving to the limit. It was a very ° JJT-went • off like SLTZL k„; J a quarter horse. He stopped on the turn and looked atheflnii Prn,hW.b * *arpr sing rush through the stretch. Rival Dare was very Tired rit»i.nn"..h«U.i ect faad a rough journey. With clear sailing she would have been second Little Duke showed speed but could not stand the pressure at the end. Overweights-J. J. T., 3 pounds; Little Duke, 3. 7 fe.1 w«irPH?;4 t0 5; 8howJ 2 to,5- „Rival Dare "Place 2 to !5 ow, evens. Protect, show °"Uw 1 to 5. W eird, place, evens ; show, 1 to 2.
