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. 1 1 r 1 I HAWTHORNE FORM CHART. CHICAGO, II.Ii., September 4. Thlrty-eighth day. Chicago Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather clear: track fast. - Presiding Judge, Capt. J. H. Rees. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Racing starts at 2 :15 p. m. 111 Cif FIR8T RACE 1 Mile. Pnrse 00. 5 to second; 5 to third. JL rJtrx:JJ 3-year-olds. Allowances. tnd Horses A Wt St M H X Btr Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 14215 DR. NEMBULA 110 61 221 Hi 12 Hi Ih t Burns D Cameron and Co 6-5 7-5 6-5 7-5 14292 BERT DAVI8 105 I" 4U 43 410 31 21 Vititoe J S OBrien 10 20 10 20 14090 SILVER TONE 107 3 1 2i 2i 21 32 J Brown P Ryan 2i 2 2 11-5 14254 RUBE L 107 2 32 33 32 46 4 Dugan L J Haas 20 60 20 60 14294 ANNOWAN 110 41 8 6 6 5 56 Jenkins F D Collins 20 20 15 15 14382 DUTY 102 7 5i VI 7 62 61 G Taylor Mrs S M BPxton 50 50 50 50 14353 ROSE APPLE 107 5" 92 56 53 71 72 L Rose 8 P and E NFarrell 8 10 8 10 14174 PRELIMINARY 102 8" 6" 81 9 96 81 H Wilson W 8 Barnes 40 60 40 60 14382 8CHANKEN 102 10 10 9" 83 82 96 Conley W F Schulte 10 15 10 15 14315 SHOT BELT 102 9 71 10 10 10 10 Beaton Mrs R Bradley 60 1C0 60 100 Time, 13. 251, 38, 50, 1:02. l:14i, 1:28, 1:41, Winner B. c, by Portland CUretta Post 4 minutes.- Start good. Won driving and staggering and out to tho last ounce; second and third were driving also. Dr. Nembula barely lasted long enough to win. He is a speedy horse but is not a stayer. On him Burns rode a fine race especially at the finish when he fairly lifted tha doctor home. Bert Davis perhaps should have won. Vititoe was slow in drawing his whip and let Burns outfinish him. Silver Tone is a quitter. When anythine heads him he seems to lose heart. Rnbel ran a good race. The race was always between the first four. Sohanken was bumped, badly interfered with and carried wide on the fitst turn. This ruined whatever cbandQCB bIia tiandda Scratched 14382 Pablo, 105: 14219 Sadie Artha, 102; 143153 Juggler II., 105; 14141 Frank Ireland, 105; 14203 Arthur McKnight, 105: 143S2 Ramlet, 102; 14139 Stella, 102. Dr Nembnla, place, 1 to 2; show, out. Bert Davis, place, 8 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Silver Tone, place, 4 to 5; show, 1 to 3. . iA t SECOND RACE 5 1-8 Furlongs. Purse 00. 5 to second; 5 to third. A.rJCT- f 1 2-year-olds. Allowances. nd Horses A Wt St jj V X 8tr Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 142603FL4MORA 100 11 11 1U 1U 1 Vititoe E W Purser 5 5 31 31 141592CAPRON 107 2" 31 31 23 28 T Barns George C Bennett2 31 2 18-5 14383 MAUD WALLACE 105 4 211 21 3a 31 Jenkins Keith and Patton 30 30 30 30 14355 MAN OF HONOR 107 3 411 41 41 41 Trotter George Kneuker 15 25 15 25 14144 liERITO 104 61 71 61 5h 5 J Mathews App egteandDrhm8-5 8-5 8-5 8-5 14158FELIX BARD 104 9 8 81 61 6U Dominick E B Kinder 8 20 8 20 14158 MAYDINE 105 5" 5i 7a 71 72 Conley W F Schulte 30 60 30 60 140253ST. IVOR 107 81 9 9 81 81 McJoynt RutldgnandStevens8 8 8 8 13342 MATTIE BAZAR 101 7a 61 52 9 9 L Roee Mrs R Bradley 60 60 60 60 Time, 12. 231, 35i, 481, l:00i, 1:07. Winner Ch. f, by Flambsau Fanny Lewis. Off at the first break to a good start. The first two were driving to the limit. It was a very pretty contest and Vititoe turned the tables on Burns. He rode like a demon and in fact out-finished Burns. The latter seemed to have the better of it below the sixteenth post and mada thn mistake of being over-confident. Flamora is a very speedy filly and is also a stayer. Capron finished very strongly. Maud Wallace was right there all the way and stood the pressure at the end like a game filly. Man of Honor ran to his mark but Merito did not. The latter ssemod dull on Bpeed. 8he was all tangled up at the start though and could never get straightened out. Judging from this race St. Ivor is of little account. This time stamps a new track record. Overweights Maydine, 5 ponnds; Maud Wallace, 5; Mattie Bazar, 1. FJamnra, place, 6 to 5; show, 1 to 2 Capron, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Maud Wallace, show, 31 to 1. Marito, plac, 4 to 5; show, 1 to 3. . - A A VTHIRD RACE 6 1-2 FurlongPurse"0075 to secondTWtolhird" JLrJb: 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 i4 StrFin JockeyB Owners O H L C 143843ALGAKETA 4 105 2 2 2i 22 1U Jenkins G B Havill 7-5 8-5 6-5 3-2 143382MONTGOMERY 6 101 li IH 12 11 22 Vititoe W P Magrane 21 13-52 13-5 142732 MACY 5 108 7 4nk 56 32 3 Hinkey Mankins and Co 8 8 7 7 14356 THEL.INBLUE3 99 31 31 3 42 4 H Wilson A B Barnes 6 9 6 9 14276 ALLEVIATE 4 105 6a 511 4k 56 56 Conley W F Schulte 4 6 4 6 142563ELNR HOLMES 4 105 4 7 61 62 6 Duean L J Haas 40 75 40 75 14353 MAZIE V 3 95 5a 62 7 7 7 Seaton Mrs R Bradley 60 60 50 50 L. GAVROACHE 3 9 Left at the post. W Jones D Waldo 25 100 25 100 Time, 121. 241, 36, 49, 1 :01, l:13r, 1:20. Winner Br. f, by Bramble Caledonia. Post 22 minutes Start good for all but Littlo Gavroache. Won cleverly; second whipped 1 ont; third eased at the end. Algareta took the short route, was lucky and ran one of her best races. She is in fins form, and as the season is in her favor, she deserves attention in any company. Montgomery got a flying start, showed fine speed but quit whan Algareta caught him. As the race was run Macy ehould have finished closer up. He seemed to be running easily sing the half mils post and was in a good positioa. After this point, however, he was badly 1 interfered with and almost fell to his knees The horse recovered qnickly and finished stoutly. The Lady in Blue ran to the mark. Alleviates race was a. disappointment. Little Gavroache was given several chances but refused to break. Overweights Macy, 4 Donnds. Algareta, placo, 3 to 5; show, out. Montgomery, place, 9 to 10; show, 2 to 5. Macy, show, evens. 1 A A fQ FOURTH RACE Short Course. Purse 00. 5 to second ; 5 to third. . X.3l21XJ tJ 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Steeplechase. l Ind Horses A Wt St 3 5 8 10 StrFin JockeyB Owners O H L C . 14142 GYPCEIVER 4 137 2a lij li i is ia, 11 Hueston Thomas Carty 7 8 7 8 141423CLI1?I0N B. 4 137 7a 102 61 5 31 2t 211 Porter A McCauley 12 15 12 15 1 14138 BELLAMY 4 132 8"12 82 66 420 42s 3 Figg J D sha 5 8 5 8 , 14172 THRE FRKS8 155 51 42 31 23 22 311 410 G Wilson E W Purser 12 15 12 15 , 14320 NECEDAH 7 149 9t 82 72 71006 5 5 Eggoreon D A Jones 20 50 20 50 95325T. BRNDN9 152 4h 51 41 42 5l0Pled upF Doane John Brenock 15 15 15 15 13840 JOE CLARK 6 152 101 91 9 8 Pulled up. Kidd W H May and Son 25 30 25 30 , 141422CHENIER 4 155 11 2 22 31 Fell. Royco M T Miles 2 11-52 11-5 14142 MY VATINE4 148 61 61 51 Fell. N Kay J Meagher 3 31 3 3 11320 41INOK. D. 3 128 3" 36 Fell. Stewart Mrs B Bradley 40 40 40 40 1413S2NOBILIS 5 125 11a 7 Fell. Cummings John Call 10 20 10 20 14317 CZAROWITZ 5 143 12 113 Fell. Welch J S OBrien 30 30 20 20 First series. Time, 2:51. Winnr B. c, by Deceiver Gypsy Qneen. Post 3 minutes. Start good Won cleverly. The next two were driving hard. Gypceiver fenced well and was ridden perfectly. Hueston rated him cleverly in front, was lucky to avoid interference and made his run at the right time. Clifton B. was under pressure all the way. He is a slow beginnor, but possessed much stamina and finished very strongly. It web a Very herd rare to pet reliable form from. There was so much falling and interferfneo that it was impossible for it to be other than a fakely run onp. Three Forks was almost the only borse not intprfeied with. Bellamy was jammed into the wine of one of the hurdles and ceme very rear filling. In tle falls luckily no one was seriously hurt. Stewart broke his collar bone, fco did Welch. Ray end Cummings Royce escared. uninjured. Minor D., Nobilis and Czarowitz fell at the water jump. My Vnlentine fell at the sixth, and Cbenier at the lest. The latter was queerly ridden. It looked like Royce tried to force Gypceiver out of the course just before they came to-the seventh jump. St. Brandon pulled up very lame. Royce was ruled, off for his ride on Chenier. Bcratched 13727 Sorceress, 149. Overweights MiDor D , 3 pounds ; Bellamy, 4. Gypceiver, place, 3 to 1: show, 3 to 2.. Clifton B , place, 6 to 1 ; Bhow, 3 to 1. Bellamy, show, 8 to 2. Cheoier, place. 9 to 10; show, 2 to 5. My V alentine, place, 7 to 5; show, 3 to 5. 1 A A JSTFTH RACE 1 1-3 Miles. Purse 00. 5 to second; 5 to third. X rjErSzxJQ: 3-year-olda and upward. Belling. nd Horstw AWt St St and y BtrFin JockayB Owners O H L 143873CROESDS 5 103 3i 36 3li 2H 1h 2i 1 Hamilton S C Wagner 3 16-53 3 14387 JACKANAPES4 101 2i 2 2i 8H 3i 14 2 T Burns J W Schorr and Son2 21 2 2i 14143FATHRLND 4 92 5 5 5 5 5 3 3H T Knight J Welch and Co 8-5 11-58-5 11-5-14289 PAN CHARM 4 101 4i 421 H m 41 42 46 Vititoe Mrs C Henry 10 10 8 8 143193PLANTAIN 3 101 Ink 12 121 1$ 21 5 5 LHose Mrs R Bradley 21 5 21 5 Time, 25, 501, l:02i. 1:151, 1:411, l:54i. 2:071, 2:341. Winner B. g, by Dnnboyno Annie Layne. Post4minntes. Strrtfair. The first two were driving to the limit. CroeBus ran an extraordinarily game race and Hamilton pntnp a powerful finish on him. The horse felt- rod once in the stretch, but came on gain under pressure. As the race was run Jackanapes should have won. Barns tried to draw the finish fine and threw the race away. When Croesus faltered Jackanapes passed him, and then Burns became careless. He bad Jackanapes, in a good position and was close to the rail all the way. Hamiltons finish was much stronger than the one he rode on tho same horse Saturday at Harlem. Knight perhaps laid too far out of it with Fatherland. Plantain has probably staled. Overweights Plantain, 3 pounds. Crcesns, place, bvens; show, out. Jackanapes, place, 4 to 5; show, out. Fatherland, place, 3 to 5; show, ont. 1 A A fK SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse 00. 5 to second; 5 to third. JL kJ J 4-year-olds and upward. Helling. Ind Horses A Wt Bt and and BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L O l43183NEWSGTflHER5 113 4h 41 53 52 14 12 Vandusen B E Curl 3 3 21 21 14117 TAPPAN 5 105 6 6 6 6 51 2h C-owhurst J H Smith 12 12 8 8 143372BISHOP REED 5 106 3 2 1 23 2"" 31 Mitchell FFrisbieandCo 7-101 7-101 14059 LIVADIA 4 105 1 11 32 3" 4 4 Jenkins Jas GrifBn and Co 12 20 12 29 143863HY. THOBTJRN 5 103 51 56 21 1 Si 53 T Burns Earnahaw Bros 41 4 4 41 14210 DAMOCLES 6 103 2 3 4" 4i 6 6 Dugan P M Civill 40 80 40 80 Time, 12. 241, 50, 1 :021, 1 :15, 1:401. Winner B. g, by Enquirer Bonnie Meade. Post 8 minutes. Btftrt good. Won cleverly; the next two were very busy. The ride on Newsgatherer waB excellent. This is what won for Ne wsgatherer. Vandusen rated him cleverly in the early part of the journey and never made a move or tried to get through until the natural spread came at the head of the strptch. Then he movandd np with a rnsh and stole the rail away from the other boys. It was a skillful piece of riding and a lot of luck was connected with it. When Bishop Reed quit, he quit ail over. So aid Harry Thoburn. Livadia retired once, but came again. 8ciatcbd 14352Catastrophe. 107: 140232Marrato, 109; 143872Mary Kinsalla, 103: 14320Freand Lady.105: 1438S Kings Highway. 103; 142772Annie Oldfield.103; 143862Moroni. 110; 139323McCleary 103; 14334Barataria, 103 : 6639 Dagmar, 103; 14253 Fair Deceiver, 107; 140263Bon Jour, 107. Overweights Tappan, 2 pounds. Newsgatherer, place, 7 to 10; show, out. Tappan, place, 2 to 1; show, 3 to 5. Bishop Reed, place, 2 to 5.
