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HARLEM FORM CHART. CHICAGO, ILL., June 2.— Fourth day. Harlem Jockey Clnb. Spring Meeting. Weather clear; track heavy. Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. 1 4 ,Z1S J_ F1R8T HACB - 3=4~Mlle. Parse 00. 5 to second; 5 to third. .X TT T~ 3-year-olds. Allowances. IlJd Horses A Wt St j % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 5126 ERNEST WILES 111 2** 22 H 11* * H Bloss H C McVev 2i~6 — g ■ 12279 BARHIKR 106 3* 83 * |l »* Holden L D Hall Si 22 8736 MLAND RESERVElll 5* 6" 6- 5" 32 Flick GBHavill 6 8 5 5 SSS ShNCK T- Si S" 41i 2 22 41* V P rter Vate.andPatterson 10 10 8 I Smv-nm 2 a £ E 2 SMSP**- GHandCHHathawyl5 30 15 30 12340 LEAN DR A 109 4« 52 43 3** 6U Duffy S Francis 6 15 6 15 1375 LAST PAST 111 1- IK 21 p 73 V Trotter George Morton 15 15 12 2 JULIA K. 11119 9 9 9 82 R Burns W Goode 15 20 ■ 90 12268 LA JUANITA 104 8- 34 5U 41 9 W Bain AJacobl 3 6 3 6 _ . Time, 13, 25i. 38i. 524, 1 :05i, 1 :21. „.. Winder— B. c, by Longsides— Belle of Mt. Zoah. Post 22 minutes. Start fair. Won easily ; the next three were doing their best. Ernest Wiles was much tlie best and had to be in order to win. He acted insanely at the post and in one of hie 1 spells threw Bloss over his head. The boy hung to his bridle and prevented him from running away. The judges were iu doubt as to Ernest Wiles, and before announcing the official result • * insisted upon having the horse identified. Barrier was impeded at the start and dropped far out of it, but came with a rush through the stretch and finished very strong. Maryland Reserve was green and acted like an overgn wn Newfoundland puppy at the post. Clarence T. stopped to a walk at the end. Last Past showed somr spec d, but could not carry it far Scratched— 12155 Major Woodson, 111. Overweights— Julia K , 21 pounds. Ernest Wiles, place. 2 to 1: show, evens. Barrier, place, 4 to 5; show, 1 to 2. Maryland I Reserve, show, evens. A- g"jjgtJ 2-year-olds. Sellmg. Ind Horses A Wt St V*. Vt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C JSSJttl* If g |1J p g 4* 21 121 Hamilton H T Griffin 2 21 2 2 40M1TTKXBLE n- £" 2" IT " % £lick W E Applegate 3 4 3 4 iSSIndSn and It % !L ftKS Morseandf atterson 7 10 7 10 i — iiu MVUII 111 nor b b2 6H o2 4Nli Holden G I.nnlrn 9 1 9 9 S £££%"and% 22 * ViVi3i 5i«McN?ckIe J J Donovan f2 f2 I I PORPHYOOFXF PORPH.OGENE 100 ?n f 7 ?* ?" P* f JAsh 7 .TLotter g O Knenker SO 60 §0 60 j, W M Hedges 20 60 20 60 Wincer— Blk. c, bj Hindoo— Miss Moore. Post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second hand ridden; third cleverly. Maharaiah ran oyer his horses in toe stretch. He is a slow beginner and favors a route. Mark him to beat K 123 2?X?iS * ?T 2 d,ftance of ground. Frangible appeared to have a winning chancHt the head of the stretch, but hung at the end. Mitten was sandwiched in betwesn Maharajah ?intNth.Htn U h16 °? "i!a far,tnrn- This interfered with his chances considerably! Indian was 1„°lto«t °P. h,.s str de and an a bad race. Throw it out. Ravenswood, off flying, had a bit of ""* " speed but quit almost to a walk in the stretch. Scratched— 12111 Tommy OBrien, 108. abia„r??ah P.iaCe 4 t0 5; shoW outo FranKiblei Place, 7 to 5; show, 3 to 5. Mitten, show, i tJ =""w, I to 5. Indian, place, evens ; show, 1 to 2. 1 2 A Qi THIRD RACE-l l-16n¥nle~; _±.ii±:jiJJ 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. lR* Horses A Wt St jj H % Btr Fin Jockeys . Qwnera O H L C 12372 CLARA MEADER3 95 4 =k 511 4i 3-« 22 If Viratoe W Jordan A Pn — — IT-* — IT 123453PRINCE BLAZES4 109 H 4« 6 51 31 2* Gray Sloan AHurst 6 6 I t* 122953LONG DANDY 3 97 5" 121 14 to I H U 33 H Brown LH Ezell 8 K SandKandn fJE f£*2 42 4"43 McN?cble J J Donovan 4 ? I f i-.»- suum I 11U ■« b tm i" 6 6 Berman A Botto 2 3 2 " 21 . Tlnio, 13,26, 39i, 52, 1:061, 1:20,1 :48i, 1:55. w Winner D t u «r -Br. f, by Wadswcrth— Annie Martin. ! PoBt 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third driving also. Clara Meader was L u£Zb%£mfD- Vttat0e hadher lnWd position a11 ,h8 way and made his run at the righ I iT/i was interfered T 6f fiH2 Wa.8! with t!rlD*r twice ai the end s t!le race Wfls run Prince Blazes was perhaps the best He | during the journey, but when straightened away in the stretch came ■ E very strong. He would have won in another furlong. Long Dandy was raced to exhaustionn front He seems to with read/ suffered improve ever, start. Uarda is not Ramona "Unerea from lrom bad Daa F handling. She can do better than this. The ride on Oxnard was below par. Corrected weights— Clara Meaier, 95. Clara Meader, place, 3 to 2; show, 3 to 5. Prince Blazes, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Long Dandy, show, 2_toJ1_Uarda, place, 3 to 2 ; show, 3 to 5. RamoLa, place, evens ; show, 2 to 5. 1 A. 9, 7 FOURTH RACE-3rOlIle. Purse 0oT"5to second; 5 toThiTdT JL£i~£i I 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St g * 8tr Fin Jockeys Owners O H L G* SffiilAv:NT5Afl !«£ f 1-22 ii* ib T Knight H Heinsohn 8-5 11-58-5 2" S ??ECRNE3 Tl I" I". 2 S P SSS8 JMohrn8effi"ei80DI5 420 f f JLSlV?fH? 2 ,5* I, E 5 43 fickle J0JhDoHnovau 0 0 •iorTOPHET T % ST Si 3;; l1* ?-f ? Naraez iE Cushin» 2222 LM0 IOPHL1 i 3 99 4« 411 41 6 6 Lamley W J Roche 15 15 12 15 , . Time, 13, 25i, 371, 51i,l:04J, 1:181. „.. Winner— D Br. T. „ f, by Jim Gore— Savannah. Off at first break to a good *tart. Won in a long, hard drive of two; third and fourth were driving also Hosayanuah was ridden to perfection. Knight broke from the rear running and gained a good position early. He had a commanding lead when straightened but away never got careless and kept right on about his business. It was well that he did for Nekarnis with a rush at the eud and almost got up. When Knight saw Nekarnis coming he did not came foe his head and rode a neat finish with his hands Nekarnis race was far above his recent ner-fortnances. He is probably a sulker Pat Cleburne showed a lot of speed but Jnitatthe end Mulvih.ll ruptured a blood vessel and was eased up in the stretch. Tophet had no speed at all Rosavannah was run up 00 over her entered price and bought in Overweights— Tophet. 2 pounds. cKKoiaVa-LDaM,1pla.Cn4l,o5: 84°? ont- Nekarnis, place, 8 to 1; show, 3 to 1; Pat Cleburne, ™n™1 show, 4 to o. Mulvihill, place, 4_to5; show, out. 1 i l * W F1F!TH SACE-l Mile. Purse 00. 5" to second ; 5 to third. XTXJUKJ rf-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horse* A Wt St * % %. StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C •mIl-NLKs/ £ *! SaM" JMaloney 3 3 13-513-5 55? vhii/rT, v Tin r ? 7 1 i* 6 * ° -iK« * R Narvaez J E Cushing 3 4 3 4 I Sgf8 TKLLY ■ » J" . »«. 3 41 Wilson G Whitman 10 15 lo 15 forsenic ! :K !: i U FllTcrer ff£rKeo8chCo 3° i5 ° I5 123743CROS8MOLINA 3 90 l-S 61 7 7 7 J wJber F Jinieman 15 25 15 25 „, „, . _ mie, 13, 261,391, 531, 1:061, l:20i, 1:34, l:48i. Winner— Ch m, by Chance— Locust Bloom. Off at first break to a peifect start. Won in a mild drive; second and third hard at it. Locust Blossom ran a good race. She was * ell handled. McNickle had her in the best going all the 2L5S J171 c",;s,d6rablf «rVund »« the stretch turn. The filly was at her best anrt came away on call at the eLd Dalgretti, from all indications, is a sulker. He pinned his ears back the last sixteenth and refuted to try a yard when urged. Sunburst came with a tremendous rush at the end. He would have beaten Dalgretti for the place in another stride. Yours Truly ran a fair race. He is, however, not mnch. Hosi had more early speed than usual. Forensic led «■««. rurousic iea to io the me stretch turn and then stepped to a walk. S?!Z0rte%l tThowto 5°al8retti evens; show, 1 to 2. Sunburst, 12429 aZHAVlwa3ncef,ler g 5 to second; 5 to third. 3-TTar. lad Horsee A Wt St V4 ■/, g StrFin Jockeys" Owners O H L C S,S4SR?r5D5 J Jf A" 1 * U 21 1= H Brown L H Ezell 21 4 21 31 L22B VASELINE 1 and !. S e!i £ Hton Thomas Costello 6 8 6 6 imVnt-n ,,, S J, bitd»V Porter W Jordan and Co 6 15 6 15 m 7SV, Tlf Al? n ! ! 4 f5 a vfx S 4 . ir0*611 J BurD8 *6 15 6 15 2« i* 4i| AfriVAi «!»• 7?1 -1* aif Bloss J E Cushing 2 13-52 21 Ktfwm*G1BL ?i,n" ,J S*2 5rilson Gardner* Sibley 6 15 6 15 »1:U TARsLS 114 10 10 91 82 7* Tabor M T Danahnr 20 fl 8 in ISSKtSSI. SS 8 « 8i 9 8J Holden WBRaUerman 10 10 6 7 121;j3 MALD GNAGI 104 2»« iH 42 3« 92 N Hill Foster Bros 10 1? in in mt°9and* u r% t*? 10 10 10 feS fcBrowuandCo 15 3 IS 2 ./•, A , -1- L .- 1U L.«" at the post. R Narvaez J J Ruddy *6 15 6 15 ♦Coupled in betting. Time, 13, 251, 381, 521, 1 :054, 1:191. I Winner— B. g, by Jim Gore— Helene. I Off at first break to a poor start. Won driving to the limit; the next three were driving as hard. Marco Polo got up in the last stride. He was staggering, though, and ont to the last ounce. Had Hamilton sat still on Heroics instead of drawing his whip, he would probably have won. In his effort to make a finish, Hamilton did everything but fall off Vaseline came verv strong at the end. On the other hand, Maud Gnagi and Tulane quit baSly. It was a v™ bad lot and it will be a hard task to extract much form from the race. o 2 to f„ 1. , arT° Tulane, 10, lace 8 to 5: 8h°w« * to„5- Heroics, place, 2 to 1; show, evens. Vaseline, show, ouuwi place, evens ; show, 1 to 2
