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HARLEM FORM CHART. CHICAGO, ILL., June 5.— Sixth day. Harlem Jockey Clnb. Spring Meeting. , Weather clondy; track Blow first three races; good last three and improving rapidly Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter. Richard Dwyer. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. " 1 V./LQR FIRST BACK-3-4 Mile. Purse 00. 5 to second; 5 to third. 3-year-olds -I- A trOU and upward, belling. Ind Horses A Wt St % »j % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 12227 WARREN POINT 6 105 1»« 7* 3« Pi U Gray James Curl 6 — 7 — 6 — f~ 124273 PAT CLEBURNE 3 95* 7« U V 1* 2* Reitz John Hall 8-5 3* 8-5 3 12457 ROSA CLAY 3 96 8* 5- 44 4« 31* C Booker C B Campbell 4 5 4 4* 2408 ELIDAD 4 106 11 11 10* 61 4* I Powell H L Haskell 15 20 15 20 and£and.5£££4. 4 103 5" *** 7* 5* 52 « Narvaez J J Donovan 3 6 3 5 123712PITFALL 7 105 3*« 3-« 2 « 3n* 61 Vitatoe George Nelson 21 5 2* 5 ESS SA£5tYi,LBE ?103 2r 2i 5» 81* 7U Van Leer W Blatter man 20 30 20 30 2SSSI9o,« f!H £ 4t. 61 71 8i W Wilson JMMathewson 50 100 50 100 HKJHKSSLKN 4 101 9" m 91 9* 9* W Narvaez James H Boyd 20 100 20 40 120552COCHISE 6 105 10« 10* 8 " ioi 102 L Scott E H Fellows 6 12 6 12 12429 LOYAL GIRL 3 90 6»» 6-«ll 11 11 Weir Gardner and Sibley 20 30 20 30 Time, 13, 25i, 38, 52*, 1 :05*. 1 :184. Winner— Ch, g, by Bishop— Guildura. Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easing up; second and third were driving. Warren Point was cherry ripe and ran a cracking good race. He is a slow beginner and was sharply shut off at the start. Gray was in a tight pinch all he way down the back stretch, but luckily got through on the far turn. Pat Cleburne got a running start and showed a lot of speed. He quit, though as usual at the end. Rosa Clay suffered from bad handling. She was off poorly and took the long route. Elided came with a sensational rush at the end. Uarda plodded along at about the same gait all the way. Pitfall showed some speed, but not much. Overweights— Pat Cleburne, 3* pounds. Warren Point, place, 2* to 1 ; show, evens. Pat Cleburne, place, 6 to 5; show, 1 to 2. Rosa Clay, show, 9 to 10. 1 VAQI SECOND RACE-1 1-8 Mtlea. Purse"00. 5 to second; 5tolEIrd; Xi r±:0 I 3-year-olds and upward Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St £ % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 124262 PRC BLAZES4 102 4™ 3-* 4i 2«« 2-« 1»* li Gray Sloan and Hurst 3 — 5 — 3 — 5~~ 124282DALGRETTI 8 108 1« 51 53 4* 4* 2* 2 Nutt J Maloney 6 10 6 10 12408MONONGAH3 95 3- 4* 3* tntnW 31 T Knight MdltnandJgbluth3-2 3-* 4-5 9-10 12372 PHIDIAS 3 89 S- 2« 14 |1 11 42 41* McCann Kahn and Co 8 9 8 8 12372 NECEDAH 7 106 9 9 9 6* 73 51 53 McNickle 1 A Jones 30 40 30 40 K3 ?STt I HS 6" 61 7" 8* 9 7 64 R Narvaez J E Cashing 8 10 8 l5 12442 BENAMELA 6 108 8* 81 6" 9 8* 64 71 I Powell Holman and Hollis 12 20 12 20 124242BARRIER 3 89 7- 71* 81 71*6+ 8- P H Brown LDHall 30 50 30 40 12371 TERRAPIN 8 106 2" 14 2* Si U 9 9 W Wilson J M Mathewson 25 100 20 100 Time, 13, 254. 38. alt, 1 :04i, 1 :174, 1 :31i, 1 :44i, 1 :584. Winner— B. g, by Blazes— Bettin Prince. Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won under the whip, but with something left. The next three were doing their best. Prince Blazes was a good horse today and well ridden. Gray had him in a good position all the way and was on the lookout all the time. Dalgretti was roughed about considerably in the stretch. But for this he would have given Prince Blazes a harder race. Monongah was the best horse, but Knight was not strong enough to help him any when the pinch came and rode a very weak finish. Phidias and Terrapin both showed speed. Necedah after being shut off and badly messed about on the first turn, ran a good race Scratched— 12426 Long Dandy, 8J; 12426 Oxnard, 102. Corrected weights— Monongah, 95; Sunburst, 106. Prince Blazes, place, 6 to 5; show, 3 to 5. Dalgretti. place, 4 to 1: show, 2 to 1. Monongah place, 1 to 2; show, out. 1 ""/l$«iV2 THIRD RACtt-6 1-3 Furlongs. Purse 00. 5 to Becond; 5 to third. ± andr!£lDK_j 3-year olds. Allowances. , Ind Horses" A Wt St V« V% % StrFin Jockey i Owners O H L C J2238 SAM M C KKEVER 104 5" 62 6 t 1" li BeauchampFoster and Hackett 3 7 3 6 12181 HARRY NLTTER 114 64 71 5h 2- 2* Dupee A C Clark 10 20 10 0 J£!90SEPHINE B. 104 1» S«4« 41 * Vitatoe T E Barrett 6 8 5 5 3finand!£Sii HS 2" 214 214 34 4» Holden James Arthur 1 1 4-5 4-5 123o2MARTHA »«v FOX 99 I" »M gs 64 5 H Ward LewisandMcCllistrS IS 8 1 123722PAYTHEFIDDLR106 8« 10 10 71 Hi Nutt G Landry 8 U 8 1 22 £yAr1W1L80N 4" 5" 3i 8t V Hiram J E Cnshin« 30 50 30 30 ;!7?iRJ?r., " 9kk 1»« 1" 5«k 81* T Knight Mrs 8 M Sexton 20 40 20 40 121o4 CORDIAL 104 10 8* 92 93 92 J Ash W M Hedges and Co30 100 30 100 5811 AUNT KERWICK 984 31 42 72 10 10 R Narvaez H C McVej 30 100 30 100 Time 12*. 25*. 37i, 51, 1:04:, 1:17*, 1:24, Wiener— B. c. by Sam Lucas— Etta McKeever. Posts minutes. Start good. Won cleverly; second driving. Third, fourth and fifth were under keen pressure Sam McKeever ran a good race. He came through his field like a flash on the far turn, and drew away cleverly on call at the end. This colt is a good racehorse and cau beat better ones. Weight and everything taken into consideration Harry Nutters performance was an extra good one. Josephine B. and Andes both weakened at the end, Josephine B looked dangerous at the eighth post. She saved much ground by skinning the rail on the stretch turn. Martha Fox was coming very fast at the end. She would have been third in another stride. Mark her. Her race was good. Duty showed a sharp turn of speed. Andes two recent races in deep mud evidently took the edge off his speed. Scratched-124292Heroics. 96; 12340 Facade, 101. Overweights— Aunt Kerwick, 4t pounds. Sam McKeever, place, 2 to 1; show, evens. Harry Nutter, place, 8 to 1; show, 2* to 1. Jose-phine B , show. 3 to 5, Andes, place, out. 1h /| VJQ FOURTH BACE-l Mile. Purse 00. 5 to second; 5 to third. 3-year-~jO *J olds and upward. Allowances, Ind Horses A Wt at V* yt jj StrFin Jockeys QwnerB O H L C 12217 EG BART 8 110 44 2i 2 9 21 li Hamilton H T Grillin 8 S"l — 15~ 12458 BONEY BOY I 92 3- 42 4i 3* 3* 21 Seaton Mrs R Bradley 4 10 4 10 JSOBABT 3 95 5 V V lit li K McNickle Benson WattsandCo 1 6-5 1 6-5 12458 TBE DEVIL 4 107 25 5 5 42 4- DuDee Wooddi Andrsn3 34 24 4 12345BRIGADE 3 100 1" 3- 314 44 5 5 T Knight E R Bradley 5 8 5 6 Time, 124, 26, 384, 50i. 1 :03t, 1 :17. 1 :30, 1 :13i. Winner— B. h, by Egmont— Jennie Doty. Post 3 minutes. Start perfect. Won cleverly; the next three were driving to the limit. Egbart was ridden skilfully. Hamilton placed him beautifully down the back stretch and never made a move until Hobart showed signs of distress. The horse was at his best today and came away like a geatleman, There was entirely too much use made of Hobart the first part of it. McNickle wore him out trying to make a runaway race of it and the colt stopped to a walk in the stretch. Boaey Boy ran better today from behind. Heretofore he has been raced infront and always tired. Today when called upon he moved up from the rear rapidly. Tne Devil did not like the track. He is good aud finished strong and will be likely to win when the track be comes fast. Brigade was always outrun and was beaten off at the end. Egbart, place, 3 to 1; show, 4 to 5. Boney Boy, place, 2 to 1; show, 7 to 10. Hobart, place out-Thd Devil, place. 7 to 10; show, out. 1 4-QO FIFTH HACE-4 1-2 Pnrlongs. Purse 00. 5 to second ; 5 to third. JL JZdr£:tJJ 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Hornea A Wt St g jj § StrFin Jockeyg Ownerg O H L C itSfpATrlS10018 J2? i 1* 11 li Holden Jame» Arthur 6-5 3* 6-5 3* Jmm?H4R4?AW JPu1 T 8 I" 2"-£iek W E Applegate 10 10 7 7 mf? nHAhRJAH 10i IT ti 2"/3 Hamilton H T Griffin 4-5 4-5 4-5 4-5 ™?inni» S S 2»H 4" singer W Hoffman 10 15 10 15 HmnnwSwi S ST 2*£ 5 £?°oker CB Campbell 30 60 30 60 12406 DONIZETTI 98 7- 73 72 6* H Brown L H Ezell 30 60 30 60 ttMK £ !?and££ JSJ ? 8 8 71 Vitatoe TK Barrett 20 20 15 15 12145 CREATION 101 1" 61 62 8 N Hill Wagner and Weber 20 40 20 40 . _ Time, 12i, 24*, 37, 49i, 56i. TO. Winner— D B. c, by Barnes— Remnant. „ Post 5 minutes. Start good. Win cleverly at the end after an early drive: second and third driving to the limit. Hoods Brigade is more than an ordinary youngster. Holden was fortunate in getting him away well on his stride and made every post a winning one. The colt wanted to stop after rounding into the stretch, bat responded gamely under punishment, and was going away at the finish. On the strength of a very fast work-out, Pantland was heavily played He ran a cracking good race and should win soon. Maharajah was interfered with several times during the journey. He and Nina B. L. came together with a whack at the head of the stretch. The latter is a 1 small filly and the interference hart her most. Erla dOr ran a creditable race. She finished strong after being shut off on the turn. Overweights— Maharajah, 3 pounds. Hoods Brigade, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Pantland, place, 2 to 1; show, 7 to 10. Mahara-jah, ° place, out. 1 91Q1 SIXTH RACE-3-4 Mtle. Purse 00. 5 to second; 5 to third. -L- tfc€7 A. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. In4 Horses A Wt St jjj * % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C JiPAULINlET 3 92 6* 2J 22 22 16 Vitatoe E C Brown and Co 6 8 6 8 124V73MEDDLER 8 115 l-" li 12 14 2* Bloss L H Eaell 6 8 6 8 124083SIMON D. 4 108 2« 3« 6* 4** 31* Holden J Arthur and Co 2 U 2 2* 9463 THERESA H. 5 103 4- 42* 3i 3i 41 C Grimes G B Havill 20 60 20 60 12410CUIRAS8IER 3 99 5-« 10 10 5" 52 Nutt Keene and Ryan 20 20 ■ 10 %ffVand$%Jand 8Mi JS ,!* 7 5NK8i 6* McNickle WKCltvefand 5 12 t 12 LdIEU I *£ 10 9"K 7i 91 71* BeauchampJ K Redmon 2* 7 2* 7 LNnmEEQEH ? .5 S f!1 S !9 8* PaSM A Simms 10 30 10 30 116992MOLO « 4 112 7J 61 82 6h 910 L Scott M Pollock 8 15 8 It 123733TREOPIA 5 110 9« 54 4-7*10 Tabo? M T Danaher 6 6 5 5 . . ,. Time, 13, 25*, 37*, 50, l:02i, 1:15*. w. Winner— D T „ B. f, by Julien— Pauline. Post 12 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second whipped out. Third and fourth were driving to the limit. Pauline J. showed herself to be a good filly. She raced in behind Meddler to the stretch and then galloped over him as though he was tied. Bloss managed to get Meddler off in front and he ran a good race for five furlongs but quit badly at the end. Simon D. had bad racing luck. He waB shut off on the back stretch and obliged to go around on the turn Considering it was Theresa H.s first out she ran a cracking good race. Cuirassier, slow to get going, was running over horses at the finish. Lord Zeni had no speed and ran a bad race He can do better. Molo is best in mud. Treopia showed some speed but not much. The winner was run up 00 by Louis Ezell but was bought in. Scratched— 124602Graziella, 107; 12053 Balk Line, 108. Pauline J., place, 3 to 1; show, 6 to 5. Meddler, pljce, 3 to 1; show, 6 to 5. Simon D., show,
