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HAWTHORNE FORM CHART. ; CHKCAOOt III., October 4. Fifty-second day. Chicago Jockey Club. Au umn Meeting. Weather clondy; track fast. Presiding Jndge. Harry Kohl. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Racing starts at 2:00 p. in. t Q7Q FIRST RAGE-3-4 Miiol Purse 00. 5 to second ; 535 to thiro. 5 .1: Q I Q Hyoar-olds. MaidenB. gelling ma Horses A Wt tit- and Vt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 11368 ANIMUS 112 9" 9ii 91 2i Ikk Ovorfon WHChainborsandCo6 6 4 4 146G6 BROWN DICK 119 4 52 7i 3 26 Vandusen W 8 Roller 6 8 6 8 14787 MLAND RESERVE11U410S 12 10 5H 31 R Jones Q B Hsvill 20 60 20 60 13398 HALEY 112 81 31 l H 424 Conloy W F chnlto 10 10 10 10 145713RAMLET 119 7 Hi 11b 7kk 514 Mclntyre J J Ellsworth andC06 15 6 15 146933 1 IMON 112 11" 10121 661 H Shields M T Miles 10 15 10 15 14568 NKL LIE FONSO 109 1" 2 52 102 7 N Hill Sweet and Co 7 8 7 8 139U4 BERNARD M. 109 2 13i 132 M 81 Dugan Mrs R Bradley 30 30 20 20 14169 OALBOURNE 110 6 42 Si 41 91 Frtemm Sol Levy 60 100 60 100 148393ALICE B. 109 124 8" 812111011 Hamilton John Brenock 3 4i 3 4i 14Ss9 BERT DAVIS 122 141 14 14 13 112 Tab .r J S OBrien 10 15 10 15 14315 LE-SIE MAY 109 15" 15 15 14 121 Winkfield C H Dieboll and Co 20 80 20 80 13978 PLUNKETT 1C9 16 16 IS 15 131 Wilson B R Clawson 60 60 60 60 14568 EUTERPE 1C9 5i 6 61 1 9a 142 H Wilson Perkins and Holt 8 15 8 15 BABtS CARTER 10D 18 17 17 16 151 PreHon W W Clark 20 60 20 60 14141 NfcTTLE 109 3" H 21 81 162 W Mooiey J B Anderson 20 40 20 40 14770 LIT. GAVROACBE109 13 IS 18 17 173 Glover D Waldo GO GO 40 40 1441830ALCHAS 112 17 71 4 18 18 Mitchell LSWilliamsandCo 10 20 10 20 Time, 13, 241, 37, 50, 1 :03, 1 :li. Winner B. c. by Plevna Ambition. Off at first break to a good start. First four driving hard. Animus, as the raco was run, was much the best. Ho was oil in a tangle and obliged to bump bis way through almost the entire route. On the far turn there was a lot of interference and Animus cimo near falling. Overton straightened him cleverly in the stretch after ho had bumpe i Haley, and then the colt out-gamed B own Dick. The latter, after bung badly interfered with at the start, ran a good race. He toon the thcrt rente ana was well tidden. Maryland Reserve made up ground throughout. Haley thowea a lot t.-f spaed but stopped all over. Nellie Fonso was done after going three furlongs. Alice B. had little or so speed and ran a bad race. Throw it out. Overweightb Calbcurie, 1 pound; Maryland Reserve, li. Animus, place, 2 to 1; show, ovtn3. Brown Dick, place, 3 to 1; show, 3 to 2. Maryland Reserve, fchow, 10 to 1. I i W7 CI SECOND UAOU 6-8 fllile PurBO 00. 5 to Becond; 5 to tuird. I -j-Q Xj All ages Allowances. lad Hornos A WtSt H. 34 StrFin Jockeys Owners U H L U 14318FRANK BELL 3 114 1 2 1 li U1T Burns J VV ONoall and Col-2 1-2 2-5 9-20 14813 dlM W. 6 103 2n 42 4 3 2 Overton E McCord 7 7 5 5 14666 LA MIT Y 3 k4 3 314 3 43 33 Reitz Caey and Co 20 30 20 30 144i0 ANN.ULDFIELD4 1101 6 5" 56 f,c 42 R Jones L Marion 40 60 40 60 14786JKMMA M. 2 86 4 Is 212 23 5ii Dominick H A Cotton S 8 8 8 11696 SUPREME 2 85 L 6 6 6 6 J Walao Allen Neil 30 30 20 0 Time. 121, 23i, 251, 48, 1 :01i. Winner B. g, by Big Henry Flora Leach. Off at first break to a good start. Woa band ridden and all out. Frank Bell had his usual speed but stopped badly at the ena. He was high in iiaah and seemed short. Emma M. carried Frank Ball ac a terrifi: pace the first half. This had a tendency to make him stop as ha is by no nuajs a game horse. The earlv pace rained whatever chance Emma M. had, and in the fiuhl fnrlong she ttoppad b dly. Sim W, ran one of his bast, races and hid 1 been tix furlongs he would Lave won. His race was a great improvement over his last. Lamity was cleverly placed and avoided the early pace. She finished a comfortable third. Scratches 14613 Mas Beach, 114; l4498Nickey D., 112: 14858 Boney Boy, 104; 14788 Little Jtck H ruer, 104; 14844 Ferroll. 109. Overweigut: Auuie Oidtield, li pounds. Frank Beli, placa, out. Sim W., place, 7 to 10; show, out. Lamity, show, 6 to 5. Emma M place, 6 to 5 ; show, 3 to 5. "1 A QQA THIRD RACE 1 1-8 Miles. Purse 00. 5 to second; 5 to third. 1 TOOU 3-year-olds and upward. Sailing. Ind Horsss A Wt St St bi ft StrFin Jockeya Owners O H L O 14699 VINCENNE3 3 100 8 8 8 5 65 2" li T BurnB John Brenock 10 10 7 7 14S1U2P. THE F1DR3 99 5i 4" 4s 41 3U m 2 Trotter G Landry 3 31 3 3t 14860 P. GARRETT 3 100 2" 2" 2 214 21 3i 32i N Hill J H Smith 6 6 5 6 14S433T. HONING 5 112 4h 54 51 6 5i 52 4" Dugan P M Civiil 6 8 6 S 13995 GUN METAL 4 103 1 7i 71 8 776 521 luiichall S Kobin-on 6 7 4 6 1469 43VMJ3WRTH 5 103 74 61 6i 1 8 62 63 R Narvatz Mrs H U .tgan 8 20 8 20 14387 1 EL. BARD 6 105 3 3i 321 32 4" 4" 76 Winkfleld Rowe and Clarkaon 3 4 3 3i 14S10 HiNLIGtlT 3 94 6" li li 15 11 8 8 Dominies V Hogues 10 15 10 10 Time. 121, 23i. 35i, 49, 1 :02, 1 :15, 1 :27i, 1 :41i, 1 :55i. Winner Br. g, by Victory llliste. Pott 10 minutes Start good. Fir.-1 two driving hard. Vincetmes won principally through Burns goud lide. He rated the gelaing early and thon clearly out-finibhed Trotter wtien trie pinch caiuo Pay the Fiadier was.far tu9 bsst, abd with auything lite a good riae could not have lost. Trot or mesanded him about generally and did everything but fall off. Pat Garrett took the short roato and ran a much better race tnan he did Tuesday. 1he route was a trifle too far for him. Waich Tony Honirjg. Cousidonng the weight he carried his race was a good one. Cel-1 tic Barns performance was bad. Ho was either not ready or sulked. Hanlignt acted insanely. Overweights Celtic Bard, 2 pounds; Py the Fiddle.-. 2. VinctsniiOd place, 2 to I; show, evaas. Pay tha Fi idler, place, 6 to 5; show. 3 to 5. Pat Gar-re.t, bhiw. evens. Celtic Barn, plnce.7 to 5; show, 3 to 5. 1 A WW 3 FOURTH RAOE-5 1-2 Farlongs7Purse 0075to second; 5 to third. JLtjbO O 2-year-olds. Allowances. lad Horsos A Wt St and K and StrFin Jockeys OwnerB O H L C 14452 HAGERDON 108 5u li 16 15 15 Dominick J E Herron and Co 2 3 2 3 14611 VAN HOOREBEKEICO 6 lOi 7 4" 2 Mitchell John Huffman 15 40 15 20 14070 RfcD OHOSS II. 1C6 34 52 4 2U 32i Conley T P Hayei 4 6 44 6 14569 PaKMENION 106 8i 63 84 71 41 T Burns W H L-ndeman 8-5 8-5 7-5 7-5 14333 SATAN 103 1 41 5H 61 5 Dugan James Curl 8 6 8 8 14177 JAKE AEBER 103 2" 3H 31 3i 6U Hamilton Wagner and Weber 10 15 10 15 14600 AI1.ANTO 106 4 2i 2i 5i 71 Hmkey E C Brown and Co 40 80 40 80 14856 ANIONIETTA 1C0 ll" 8 61 4 8 85 Baesinger WCDeBLopezandCo30 40 30 40 14786 DICK DWYER 1C3 12" 12 1H S3 92 I Powell H J smith 30 150 30 150 14670 PMASTER BAILYICO 10" 112 121 121 101 Flick George T Leach 30 100 30 100 14695 GRACE PH1LLIPS103 13 13 13 13 116 N Hill Leigh and Jordan 30 1C0 30 100 1460J BKAMPTON 100 911 9H102 112 i2ii R Narvaez Ira Glasscock 20 150 20 150 NaCHUsA 103 7" 7ii 9" 101 13 Wiukrield Dinsley and Co 10 12 10 12 Time, 121, 244, 361, 49, 1 :01i, 1 :0S1. Winner B. c, by Esher Lady Hichmoud. Post 4 minatei. Stare poor. Won easing up; second and third driving hard. Hagerdon was lucky in getting a flying start and always bad a clear path. This is a good colt and won like a gentleman. Van Hoorebeka ana Parmcnion bad all the bad luck in the race. Both were baaly interfered with and their chances ruined cn tho far turn. Tab Van Hoorebeke. He is about the best two-year-old maiaen racing on local tracks. Red Cross II. ran a creditable race. Whan Burns saw Parmenion was baaten in tho stretch he eased him up. Jake Webar showed a lot of spet-d. So did Ailanto. Sctatched 14774Mtcroscope, 105; 12170Admiral Schley, 105; 14600 Wig, 106; 14248Flora-bird. ICG; 14Cti53Macie Maree, 103. Hagerdon, place, 6 to 5; show, I to 2. Van Hoorebeke, plac9, 8 to 1 ; show, 3 to 1. Red Cross II., show, 6 to 5. Parmonion, place, 3 to 5;show, our 1 A QQO FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse 00. 575 to eecond; 5 to third. XtcOO 3- ear-olds and upward. Selling. ind "Horses A Wt St hi V M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L O 14814-CATAS1ROPHE 5 120 1" 12i li 124 114 12 T Barns P Sheridau 4 4 13-53 148132TAPPAN 5 120 2 4U 2H 22 22 W Dean J II Smith 3 4i 3 4i 14?b9 MAttTHA FOX 3 99 10" 914 8U 6i 3U 3 Trotter LewhandMClliatre 15 6 15 14810 LADY OSBORNE3 93 6 5 31 4j 4" 41 Dugan Palmerand Benjon 20 20 20 20 14841 GOOSE LIVER 5 109 5i 2" 2" 3k 52 5 Salurds E McCord 15 15 15 15 11770 UnLER 3 113 74 6i 6 52 62 6" Vanuusen T Kiley 3 34 3 34 14699 BLUE LICK 3 1174 4" 4i 5 71 75 71 Oaywocd G W Poole 6 12 6 12 14814 KA H. 5 110 114 102 92 112 8 82 Tcmpains John Newman 30 50 30 50 14814 BRIGGS 5 115 9" 112 12 10s 94 914 Porter C V Faut 50 100 50 100 1479i3MaNN1E DAVIS 4 107 13 13 1114121126 106 Mitchell HGwynnand Co 15 20 15 15 147733ASTOK 4 115 12" I2i 13 13 11" 112 N Hill Locknart Bros 10 20 10 20 14681 -1M MCCLEEVY3 111 3" 3U 7i 911102 12H H shields VHughesandCo 6 10 6 10 13844 TIN CRAFT 4 110 8" 8"10 82 13 13 FlhompanFrank Lowis 20 50 20 50 linu, 121, 25, 374, 49i, 1:02, 1:15, 1:411. WinLor B. g, by Midlothian Misfortune. Post 7 minutes. Stattgood. Woncleverly; ercondeaEed up after an early drive. Catastrophe got oil flyiLg, took the short route and was the boat. Tappan is a good, honest horse nowadays. He was lucky in getting thiough down the backstretcb, and consequently had no excuses. Catastrophe was Bimply better than he. With a better lide Martha Fox would have been a ; contender. Trotter got hor interfered with at every turn, but the filly was good and stood it gemely and ran a fine race. Goose Liver looked dangerous at one time, but died away in the stretch. Uhler is a bad horse. Jim McCloevy can do better. Scratched 13840 Sunburst, 117; 14174 Bright Night, 110; 14773 Hub Prather, 98; 14861 Wood-raDger, 107; 14791 Warren Point. 107. Corrected weight Astor, 115. Overweights Ray H., 3 pouuda; Martha Fox, 1 ; Briggs, 1; Bliio Lick, li. Catastrophe, plaos, 6 to 5; show. 3 to 5. Tappan, placo, 8 to 5; show, 7 to 10. MarUia Fox, ehow, 3 to 1. Uhlor, place, 6 to 3 ; Ehow, 3 to D. 1 yl QQQ SIXTH RACE 1 Milo and 70 Yards. Purao 5100. 5 to second; 5 to X tfcOOO third. 3-yoar-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horsos A Wt St lA StrFin Jockeys OwnerB O H li C . 14579 -ERUANO 5 105 2" 22 1h ih 12 12 Dominick Tomltnson and Co 6-5 6-5 1 6-5 14842 TULLA FONSO 3 101 li 1" 32 32i 2i 23 T Barns John Huffman 4 5 4 5 14844 BENNEVILLE 4 103 31 33 211 2U 3 3" N Hill J U Smith 8-5 13-58-5 21 147712KITriCK 3 9S 6 6 6 52 42 4" Dugaa W H Laird 10 20 10 20 14858 HARRY NUTTR 3 97 5" 511 4" 4H 5 512 Mitcholl A C Clark 10 11 10 11 14842 HINDOONET 4 103 4" 4" 5 6 G 6 Hamilton CATilles 10 13 10 13 Time, 121, 241, 481, 1:141, 1:40, 1:45. Winnr r Ch. h, by Fonso Janot. Post 12 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second ridden oat; tuird, fourth and fifth driving hard. There was nothing to the raco but Sorrano. He had speed enough to race Bsnneville to pieces in the first five furlongs and then took matters easy. Serrano ib one of the bsst horse at one utile in training in the west to Jay. Tulla Fonso was giving away a loi of weight and ran agoadrEca. Benneville could not stnnd the pressure at the end and quit badly. Tab Hittick. He was right tboro. So was Harry Nutter. The latter finished strong, Hindoonet acted badly and was the cause of tho delay at the post. Overweights Harry Nutter, 1 pound. Serrano, place, 2 to 5; show, out. Tulla Fonso, place, 13 to 10; show, 1 to 4. Benneville, show, out.
