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HARLEM FORM CHART. CHICAGO, IIX., July 8. Twenty-thild day. Harlem Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. Weather clear: track good. Presiding Jndge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Eicbard Dwyer. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. 1 QOj ft FIRT KACE 4 1-2 Furlongrs. Purse S400. 5 to Bocond; 5 to third. A J Jc-j- f 2-yaat- olrig. AlogHrice Ind Hordes A 1 m M Yz A S-rKin Jockeya Owners O H L O 12270UNMGHTLY 107 4 Zi 11 H BeaucuampB McGaigan 4 7 4 7 13149PT,ES3 THYRA 112 11 3i 3" 21 Brophy Kinzea Stone 2 2 2 2 13087 NULLAH 112 6a 1 2U 3i Nntt L D Frazee 2 2 8-5 8-5 13165 ZERIBA 107 51 51 52 41 Sheppard T E Barrett 12 25 12 20 131213MAHARAJAH 110 2k 81 72 51 Hnmrlt n H T Griffin 5 12 5 12 13165 RO.-A DIAH 107 7i 92 8" 6 A Booker C B Campbell 20 50 20 50 1316521NLOOK 110 3 42 42 72J BednbndrDow. 11 and Estill 6 20 6 20 13165 FLY LOTTA 107 11 62 63 8 J Mathews Jamps ArihurandCo20 40 20 40 130613FLORIZAR 110 81 101 91 9 T Knight H J Scojfgan 12 30 12 30 13209 NONA MURPHY 107 10" 7a 102 101 p Hanan T E Barrett 12 25 12 20 NIVERNA 107 9 11 11 11 A Mitchell H-.nde and Baker 20 60 20 60 Coapled in betting. Tim. 12. 241, 37, 50, 561. Wi nr Br. f. by Pnrsebearer-Hira Villa. Post 7 minutes Start good. Won hand ridden, but out to the last ounce; second, third and fourth undnr keen pro-sure. Unsightly was lucky to win, She got away flying, always had clear ski ing and just lasted long enough. Princess Thyra was far the best. Brophys poor handling beat her. He was lasi to leave the post and pumped the filly out tiyingto gt to the front the first part of it. She naturally tired at the end and swerved under thi whip The weight and route were ton much for Nulah. Sle hung; on though gamely until the end. Zeriba ran a nice r. ca and was right there at the finish. Inlook ran below tne notch. Maharajah, outrun the first part of it. finished soatly. Scratched 13165 Chief Farrell. 110. Unsightly, pluce, 2 to 1; show, evens. Princess Thyra, place, 4 to 5; Bhow, 2 to 5. Nullah, show, out. "1 Qf1 n SECOND RACE-1 1-4 Hilw Purse 00. 5 to second; 5 to third. JLO andr3c i 3-yenr-olo ana upward. Selling I d Horses AWtSt St 14 BtrFin Jockeye Owners O H L 12S09 MAYME M. M. 3 91 7n 4 51 411 23 2 11 T Knight AppeeafeandDhm20 20 8 8 13212 UARDA 4 113 5 U 12 16 13 121 2 Ruttor J J Donovan 3 6 3 6 12S77 RAY H 6 101 2a 71 62 51 31 32 31 1 W J. nes A VogelT 15 30 15 30 13160JGEO. LEE 4 104 9 9 9 6i 5ns 53 4$ Nutt A. I Wallace 6 12 6 12 13053 PROSECTOR 5 107 8 6" 4" 78 63 41 51 H Wilson J B Gentry 8 15 8 15 131572.VONON?A 1 3 100 6 81 8" 85 71 62 610 J Carter Mdlpti,andJgbl,th4 6 4 4 1:!191SPRIVGER 3 90 3" 2" 2" 2 820 825 72 Bassim-or SC. Wagner 20 40 20 40 131623 0EL PASOII.6 111 1" 34 314 3" 4a 72 8 Overtm F McCnllongh 3 7 3 7 131533K. KRINGLE4 110 4"t 5i 7" 9 9 9 9 Beaucb mpWpp8andr0 2 2 8-5 8-5 Time, 12, 241 37, 49i, 1:021. l:15i, 1:284. 1:421, 1:56, 2:101. Winner B. f, by Ftdsptto-M col. Off -t nrst re k to goo i ciart. Won handily at the end nfer ao erly drive: second driving htrd; thirl cad at h ond Mayme M. M. wa be t rndon. Kniglv Dur9 dh filly ii a goo J p-S tion tu .ntne rot" and cimn with a v.el -timori man at ti e end. Th-flily whs oiv-i!y Dlyed. and con-i enni h way sue.ran. "he eh ud hayb-n RnttHr used poor judgment oa Uurdi. H rode her ut a cr itic pace nil th way an i n -taally sf went to pieces when ihf pinch came. Ray H ren a gooi race George Le hurt no speci Evidently bis two-mil performance had t ken his spec edge aw ay. priDgr at d Del Pneo II. both q-it at the same time Thy were killed ff chaciog Car la. K iss Kringlo seemed to prop and sulk all the way. He is sore and neds a le -up. Scntche-- 13162 Leonci 102: 13166 Jack Martin, 102: 13210 Hanan, 87; 13151 C:ifton B.. 103: 13119 D. P McCarthy. 90: 13191 Inspector riant. 102. Ov-rVeigi t Springer, 3 p mane. Mhyme il. M , plce. 3 to I; show, 3 ti 2. Uarda place. 2 to 1; ehow, 9 to 10. Ry H., show, 5 to LKriss K iugle piace, 4 to 5; show, 1 to 3. l"Qif O TH I R DRACK 1 1-10 Wi esPur!e-00 5tosecond ; 5 toTthtrd. JL ZJ jZirxziD 4-ynar-oldg and upward Owners Hanoicap. Iiid Horses A Wt St St M StrFin JockeyB Owners O H L C" 13l59JHNBlKER5 90 lii 1 12 12 13 114 f Knight J D McMillan 3-2 2 3-2 2 131882 TEN BY 4 97 24 3 3 3 3 2W 224 Nutt S S Beudnr 1 1 4-5 9-10 13153M VaYM.N4 90 3 22 25 22 21 3 3 -i.atnn W B Ratterman 3 4 3 4 Tim, 124, 25 38, 51, 1:03, 1:16, 1:284, 1:42, 1:481. Winn 3. by Segum Lnla baker Oil 1 eat to a good st rt Won under a stout unl. The other two were driving As tLe ; 1 1 -lohn B-ik r v as f r tbo be9t He in a good horae. He ?ems to relish wei rht t.li T a o sense. He via-rated Lic-ly ano made his run at th right time. He simply wis tot . - oughto beat John Bdker. Monk Waymanwas staggering and all out at the finish. 1Q1 "O FOURTH RATe2 Miles. Purse S5007S75 to second! 5 to third. "3-year-old tJpb t and upward Sel 1 g. It florae A Vv P m iy2 1U StrFin Jockey? Owners QUI, 131923TEUTONS 3 83 I 1 1" li 1k li 1J T Knight TE Br-ett 4 4 4 T 131573B KTON 5 101 4 2 6 52 3 2i 2e Beau-himpRold and Schauer 4 4 31 31 13157 BANQUO II 5 112 It 4" 5 i 42 3" 321 R.irter C DeWitt 7-5 7-5 fi-5 7-5 1316U B RKiE.lt 3 76 252 21 2a 22441 4H J Waldo L D Hall 20 40 20 30 13193 MR. KiON 4 97 6 6 31 31 50 515 510 Snn W W Clark 15 20 15 20 131962 UNBURST 7 105 53 4 6 6 6 6 J Mtbew J E Cashing 6 10 6 8 lime, 14 27s. 40, S3t, 1:061 1:201, 1:331, 1:471, 2 :00i, 2:141, 2:261.2:398, 2:524. 3:071, 3:21, 3:35. V iui.ei B. c, by T. utou Nm o Off at first breK u a good s at. Won cleverly: it wis a hard drive for the place Teutons, nicely placed in front, st nis owij pace and won a- he plea-ed. H- U a tare stayer. Barton ran a nice rce. He too tho longest muto and, although ratod with judgment, was weakly handled. Rmter rode a wro clud rach on Bi quo II. lit h d him in and u and all over the track Thu chances are that Ba quo II wn tbo best. At any rate, thi ride Rutter gnv him would have beaten almoH sny borse Barrier was a contender for a mile and a half. Sunburst seems to be of little i.r no psent account. Tautens, place, 6 to 5 ; sbow, 1 to 2. Barton, placm. evons ; show, 2 to 5. Banqno II., show, out. T QOPrfl FIFTH RACE 3-4 M i 3TParse 0075 to second; Slolhird L O jJ KJJ 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Irti Horses A Wt St M. Yt M Str Fin JockeyB Owners O" H L C 131633MEDDLER 8 111 3 31 12 12 12J Euttor L H Ezoll 2 2 9-5 9-5 13027 HUGH PENNY 9 111 7 7 7 42 21 Nutt H BGdrich Recr 4 5 4 41 13158 CANOVA 4 112 4 41 2a 24 32 J Mathews W K Cleveland 21 3 21 13-5 13192 POPE uEO 4 112 51 61 62 52 41 BeaachampJ W Wilson 10 20 10 20 13158 BONEY BOY 3 100 1 2" 41 6 5M -eaton Mrs R B-adley 4 6 4 6 131952ANI1QU-RY 3 1u3 2" 1k 34 3j 612 GrHy James Curl 8 15 8 15 12962 GEOKGIE 3 103 6a 5U 51 7 7 Vancamp D P Rodgers and Col5 50 15 50 Time, 114, 231, 361, 49, 1:011, 1:141. Winner Ch. g, by Long Taw Meddle Post 4 minatoa Start g od. The winner was eased up; second and third extremely busy. Meddr gain showed what fine form he is in. The old horse kided the others off in the first five furlongs and was not racing at the end. Ho and Rutter seem to ba unbeatable. Hugh Penny ran a fine race He was slow to get going, but was fortunate in not getting shut off down the bic stretch, tie catno through with a rush in the natural spread at the head of the stretch. Canov went to pipces when the pinch came. Pope Leo ran a good race. He is an in and outer. Bouey Buy can do batter Antiqnarydid well as far as he went. Scratched 131642Hobart, 10J; 13062 Souprep, 103. Overweights Georgie, 5 pounds Meddler, place, 4 to 5; show, 1 to 2. Hugh Penny, place, 8 to 5; show, 7 to 10. Canova, show, 2 to 5. , pr 1 SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse 00. 5 to second ; 5 to third. 1Q O t JL 3-year-olds and upward. SLlling. 1 lad Hoibob A Wt St H K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 13355 FREE HAND 3 90 4a 11 12 11412 if T Knigtit 8 S Bonder jj 108 IT 1 13159 NEvV.-5G4.THERR5 111 6a 24 2" 3" 34 2a Grrty B E Curl 6 8 6 7 1 130j33EGBART 8 110 14 41 3 22 22 3a Bloss G W Poole 5 5 4 41 130632 PI COLA -3 96 10 7 81 71 64 41 Ursina E R Bradlny 8 8 8 8 1 12849 PAN CHAHM 4 108 7a 8 41 51 44 5 J Mathews ApplegteandDhaml5 20 15 20 1 131663MORONI 4 110 3 614 7a 41 5" 6" Nutt James Arthur 3 3 2 11-5 1 131662MOLO 4 112 2 5" 61 6 7" 73 Overton W Hoffman 4 4 31 34 13210 FIN TAN 3 92 5" 31 51 84 81 85 W Jones John Newman 30 40 30 10 1 SHOTBELT 3 92 810 10 91 91 92 Seaton MsR Bradley 30 60 30 60 1 13119 HANLIGHT 3 90 9a 9 911010 10 Bassiuger J J Donovan 30 40 30 40 1 Time. 13. 254, 374, 4ul, 1 :02i, 1 :15t, 1 :284, 1 :431. l; Winner B. f, by Russell Fresco. 1; Off at first break. Start good for all but Piccoli. Won hand ridden but out to the limit; the next five ware all in a haap and dcivmg hard. Knight took a dospsrate chance on tbo first turn with Free Hand. Ha was determiued to get to the f cont and in his offort pinched News, gatherer off, almost throwing him over the fence. Gray was obliged to pull Nowsgathorer up 1! Free Hands win was most lucky. Had Newseatherer got through in the stretch he would surely have b?aten her. Egbert had no excu?e3. Piccola ran a better race than the winner. Ursina got her off poorly and did everything hut fall off Watch her with a competent rider. Morcni wss interfered with several times, bat the interference was not sharp and had little or no effect on the result. The horsa seems to b8 going back. Molo ran a dull race. Ho can do batter. Pan Charm ran well. Scratched 131583Tony Ltralzi, 105; 13086Graziella, 109: 13162 FredBarr, 110; 13191 Pigit.90: 125883Rrsa Clay, 94; 130653Aureole, 96; 131643Lime Water, 101; 13158 Maggie DaviB, 90; 13192 Tin-craft. 108; 13191 Haijose, 95. Free Hand, plac, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. Newsgatherer, place. 2itol: show, evens. Egbart, show, even Moroni, pbca. ovens; show, 1 to 2. Molo, place, 7 to 5; show. 3 to 5.
