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■ I LAKESIDE FORM CHART. g XT»., Mjy 23. -Twelfth day. Lakeside Jockey Club. Spring Meeting E Weather cloudy ; track good. y ■ i..: Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Richard Dwyer. W ; starts at 2:15 p1 nu / » F_R-T RACK— 4 l-2~ Furlongs. Parse 00. 5 to second; 5 to third. JL IUt 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. — Ind Horses AWtSf. V, % StrFin Jockeys Owners ~~ O H L C 17897 E1D CO.. 109 4« 2i li U 1« J Miller J H Smith 2-5 2-5 2-5 2-5 -.- 17897 ROBX. WADDELL 103 8" 8U 2™ 2« _S Seaton Mrs R Bradley 4 4 4 4 _ 17854 COGSWELL 105 2. 5+ 5- :V 814 L Rose P J Miles 15 15 15 15 I 17881 SOCAPA 10011" ti 61 » 4. t» R Narvaez H Robinson 5 6 5 6 1 17854 SKNATOR JOE 116 •»« 1« 4 5- 5* T Knight JBResp;iss 20 80 20 30 t 17799 CURD GIL LOCK 107 ..; I- :• ■; 6* 6« Moody Mrs J B Brannou 10 10 10 10 V CEMENT 118 7 7 7 7 7 McCann CEMahoaa 0 100 50 100 V Time, 12. 24 v, 37, 492, 56.. I Winner— B. g, by Reputation--Silhouette. i Went to post at 2: J." , At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third were 1 driving. Kill Cox is a very useful colt. He ran under a stout pull all tins way and could have 1 won by a block had Miller so chosen. Robert Waddell took the long route and was generally 1 poorly handled. Cogswell ran a tair sort of a race. Socapa broke in front but was badly outrun i and neve.-really got to going his best until the stretch was reached, then he did nothing sensa- - tional. Senator Joe is a good looker and showed some speed. Curd Gillock seemed to have a 1 i-hance to be in the money on the far turn but iuit in the run through the stretch. Cement was J last all the way. I : Scratched -Simmonswald, 118. 1 Overweights— Socapa,3i pounds. Kid Cox, place, out. Robert Waddell, place, 4 to 5; show, out. Cogswell, show, 8 to 5. i "T Y | SECOND RACE-01 1-16 Mlle8.~liurse 00. 5 to second; 5~to thirds . IfJ | «/ I V" 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. I j_d Horses A~Wt St hi ys StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 17949 HOLDUP 4 83 2**1* Vi i- n. 13 Seaton Mrs R Bradley 7-5 6-2 7-5 3-2 17901 JUL. CAESAR 5 102 4*. 6**5i.3S 2- 2. Moody Mrs M Ahadie 8 8 8 8 17882 DOMSIE 5 100 54 71 7" 8" 81 4 85 Loudon W M Clark 8 8 8 8 17901 HUB PRATHER 4 92 11" 8" 6» M 7-4UW Waldo John Arno 5 6 5 6 17922 ELSIE VEX NEK 3 91 l»« 31. Sn «* 6. 5 H Stuart S T Gaines and Bro 7 8 7 8 17S82-OBSlDIAN 1102 3» 2- V 2i 46" L Rose F Foster 6 8 6 8 17883 TONY HONING 6 99 8™ and Id 7i_10i_ 74 Flick Mrs P M Civill 3 3 3 3 17922 QUEEN SAF1E 6 97 7. 4U 4i 6- 8* and* Grimes G B Havill 30 50 30 50 17883 FALSE LEAD 4 98 12 10U9*10t 51 9- N Hill J Clerico and Co 15 15 15 15 17926 MY OSOT1S 4 90 •" SI SU 99 9" 10* T Knight J J Marklein 12 12 12 12 17901 PAT GARRETT 4 97 9" 12 12 12 11 ■ 111 Bradford T Licalzi 15 20 15 20 17945 1BINHERE 3 96 10 11* lli"ll 12 12 Grand Bold Bros 10 60 50 50 Time, 25, 501. 1 :1SJ, 1 :43. 1 :49:. Winner— Ch. g, by Hanover -Florence M. Went to post at 2:45. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second and third were J driving to the limit. Holdup was suited by the light weight and ran one of his best races. He I set a good stiff pa«e T_d by the time the stretch was reached had all those behind him raced into ! ! exhaustion. Julius Caesar revived suddenly and made a good showing for him. Domsie had a i 1 rough journey, was poorly ridden and everything considered his race was as good as the winners. I Hub Prather was slow in getting away from the poet and did not seem to have speed enough to keep up in the first part of the race but through the stretch he made up much ground. Flick took Tony Honing all around his field and seemed to be looking for a hole in the fence oh the far turn. Obsidian appeared to be going well in hand passing the half mile ground but when Rose let him down he had nothing left to finish with. Corrected weights— Elsie Venner, 89. Overweights— Obsidian, 2 pounds ; Pat Garrett, 2 ; Elsie Venner, 2; Domsie, 2; Ibinhere, 5. Holdup, place, 1 to 2; show, out. Julius Caesar, place, 3 to 1 ; show, 3 to 2. Domsie, show, 3 to 2. Tony Honing, place, 6 to 5 ; show, 3 to 5. rTQ rjTl THIRD RAOE-3-4 Mile. Purse 00. .To second 7aTo third. 4 ♦ t i 1 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 1 Ind Horses " A Wt Stlj~ and % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H~L~~C~ T7859MlNYON 3 105-3* ■ 15 14 D4 1*4 L Rose J F Newman 8-5 8-5 3:2 8-5 17923 MISS SHAN LEY 3 99 6" 1* 42 4™ 2" J Miller A Willis 7 8 6 6 178592SAN MATEO 6 111 4" 3-n 3i 34 3 4 H Stuart G W Scott 7 7 5 6 17898-BRAW LAD 6 114 9i »H 6*« 54 43 Silvers J O Keene 8-5 2 8-5 2 17859 RIVAL DARE 4 107 8™ 8™ W 6* _■ J Cook Bolich and Co 10 15 10 15 17898 LA PR1NCESSA 6 102 1" 6ii 81 73 6+ T Knight Bryan and Burline 20 30 20 30 14901 1ERLA DOR 3 105 10 41 5U 8« V W Kiley CB Campbell 8 10 8 10 17859 PAULINE J. 4 103 2" 22* 21 84 Flick E C Brown and Co 4 6 4 5 17046 GIFTlE 3 85 7. 5»« 9i»»9"" 9«" Cogswell T Licalzi 50 75 50 75 15532 PRINCE HARRY 4 102 54 10 10 10 10 N Hill C S Harris 50 75 50 75 Time. 12, 244, 481, 1 :014, 1:14.. Winnei — Ch. f. by Rancocas— Heeley. Went to post at 3:15. Off at the first break to a good start. Won handily; the next three s were doing their best. Minyon is a speedy filly and is in excellent form now. She ran fast enough in the first half mile to tire off all those that tried to contend with her, and from the head of the I stretch home all Rose had to do to win was to hold the fillys head up. Miss Shanley, on the inside close to the rail, finished stoutly and ran a good race. San Mateo was tiring badly and out t to the last ounce at the finish. For some reason unknown Silvers kept Braw Lad far out of it 1 until the race was practically over, it may have been that Braw Lad did not have speed enough 1 to keep tip. but he is generally a front runner and it looked bad to see h?m so far out of it in the first half. Rival Dare ran a good race. So did Pauline J. for about five furlongs, then she stopped to almost a walk. Scratched— 17170 Ella Penzance, 102; 17902- Evelyn Byrd, 103; 17922 Barney F.. 98. Corrected weights— Giftie, 85. Overweights— Erla dOr, 2 pounds. Minyon, place. 7 to 10. Miss Shanley, place, 2 to 1 ; show, evens. San Mateo, show, evens. Braw Lad, place 4 to 5; show, out. Hi i H » FOUR T H R ACES Mile. 2-yearK Tds. Selling i i £ The Whiting Stakes. Value ,500. Ind Horses A WtSt J4~~K~""V StrFin Jockeys Owners O H~L C - 17854 BENS. CALDWELL 99 64 9 74 Vi 1* H Stuart E Brown and Co *12 20 12 20 17897 SAD SAM 111 3-* !«■ 21 l»« 2" Cay wood J F Newman 4 4 4 4 17858 LI LL. PANTLAND 98! 1 8" *" M 8™ McCann S T Gaines A Bro 12 20 12 20 17772DANDY JIM 108 2" 2 12" 4* R Narvaez L D Frazee 4-5 4-5 4-5 4-5 17879 BEN MAGEN W 4" 4*4 V M 54 T Knight H M Newell 2 2] 2 11-5 5 17799 PRCESS TATYANA 96 8" 64 6 « 61 8] Flick F Zuehlke k Co 40 60 40 60 17781 WILLIAM ACK 96 54 ?■« 8* 7- 7- Seaton Mrs R Bradley 8 8 8 8 17881*ERlCSELL 99 9 8" 9 8" 8" Silvers Kinzea Stone 12 20 12 20 1W211TEN NY BELLE 101 7» 51 4 4 9 9 W Waldo W H Jackson J r 20 30 20 30 ♦Coupled in betting. Time, 12, 24, 37, 50, 1 :03. Winner— Br. c, by Esher — Lady Caroline. Went to post at 3:45. At po.~t S minutes. Start fair. Won easily at the end after an early .. drive; second hand ridden. Third and fourth driving hard. This was certainly a false run race and Benson Caldwells win was a lucky scratch. He was badly outrun in the first part of the I Z rac 3 and Stuart, evidently thinking he had no chance, pulled in close to the rail and was taking things easy on the stretch turn when all of a sudden those in front began to stop and Caldwell, I finding an opening, hall glided and half bumped his way through. Perhaps the most surprised 1 arson on the grounds was Stuart when he saw he was winning. Sad Sam is not much these days. . E lad he possessed the least bit of quality ho shoidd have won. as he was presented with a flying S start. Lillie Pautland ran a fair race. Dandy Jim was ridden with miserable judgment. Narvaez r" wore him out racing with Sad Sam early, Ben Magen had a very rough journey. He appeared " to have a winning chance at the head of the stretch but was bumped out of it. Tenny i Belle bolted on the turn for home. Overweights— Lillie Pantland, 24 pounds. Entry, place, 8 to 1 ; show. 4 to 1. Sad Sam, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. Dandy Jim, place, „ 2 2 to 5 ; show. out. Ben Magen. place, evens ; show, 1 to 2. nTHi FIFTH RACElTMilerPurse 00. 5 tosecond ; 5 to third. 4 I f I fj l-year-olds and upward. Selling. fad lioi.-i - A Wt St % l2 X StrFin Jockeys Owners Q ~H~ ~L C ~ 17855 HEROICS 1109 v 7" 7] 6- 1: b W Jones Charles Miller 6 8 6 s 179223 ROSA VAN N AH 4 107 2" 4-4- 5" 2»« 2* L Rose Mrs H Heinsohn 8-5 2 8-5 3 14858 OXNARD 5 11] • .; 54 l: M 3« Brookings E Harding and Co 50 50 30 30 178.V2 CABR1LLO 8 116 7" 5- 6, 71 4 64 HIT Knight James Dunne 6 6 6 6 178and2 MARTHA FOX 4 107 3--» 64 8*" 9 U- V Silvers Lewis.tMcAllstr 6 6 6 6 17902 LEONCIE 5 111 MH 3, 3* 2s 4 6U E Ross Watters fc HodgesS 10 8 10 15756 DONATION 7 113 5«*lllil02 10" 8 7-* Enos J T Stewart and Co 12 12 10 10 17902 RAY H. 6 113 64 8U 91 8™10J 84 PMcDerm t John Arno 7 7 6 6 17922 PAPA HARRY 5 113 14 23 21 4 SI 9 81 Caywood H A Cotton 4 44 4 45 1*567 SATIN WOOD I 109 114 10 113 n* 1L 10» R Narvaez James Hendrick 15 20 15 20 I785S WHISTLE WING 5 111 4" H 1" |l 7- 11 Ballinger C Hathaway 50 100 50 100 j . 17810 DUTCH BARD 7 113 124 12» 12» 12»12"l£i Flick J B Nichols and Co 12 15 12 15 I 15197 SIR GARNET 1109 13 13 13 13 13 13 J Cook F Hope and Son 50 100 50 100 1 I Time, 12.. 25. 50;, 1 :16. 1 Ml ■ Winner— B. g, by The Bard— Tragedienne. ■ Went to post at 4 :20. At post -3 minutes. Start good. Won in a long, hard drive of two: : ■ third and fourth were also driying. Heroics was well ridden and ran a game race. Jone« saved id ■ I g y W — -.- _ I 1 t V V I i 1 1 1 i - 1 J I 1 . I J I ! ! i 1 I 1 II 1 1 II 1 1 II — .IMF mm— nun— a— mm mi i-m„ u.iJimi wmimi.i 11 mi iia35Bgg; ererr bit of ground possible and when the pinch came rode a strong finish. RosaTannah is a hard luck filly. She met with slight interference at the head of the stretch and this cost her the race. Oxnard, well handled by a new rider, ran a fine race. Leoncie stopped badly when hard pressed in the stretch. The same comment will also do for Papa Harry, who got a running start. Donation got into a bad jam on the first turn and it took him some time to get straightened out. When he did he made up a lot of ground. Scratched— 17950 Banuie, 107; 17950 Kirk, 113; 2431 Lady Dixon, 111. Heroics, place, 3 to 1 ; show, 3 to 2. Rosa vannah, place, 4 to 5; show, out. Oxnard, show, tol. .____ HH~/i SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. "Purse 00. 5 tosecond ; 5 to third. j •/ J 4fc 3-year-olds and upward. SeUing. Ind Horses AWtSt h lA X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C FiSOTHER FAVOR 5 102 7« 2* U4 14 H Silvers M Stark and Co 5 5 4 4 17S98 ORION 6 104 5" •" 2i V 2* E Ross A Simons 2* 3 H 3 17859 1RMA S. 4 103 and ?!* C« 3*4 3? Loudon M B Jordan 12 12 10 10 177S1 DiGUS 8 104 10" 8 51* 6 4 J Miller James Arthur 24 3 2 24 17750 STAR COTTON 3 90 3" 124 104 8 51 Waterbury H A Cotton 50 100 50 100 17902 INSURRECTION 3 95 11" 9 5 4" 6»« CogsweU Mrs P M Civill 8 8 8 8 17856 MITTEN 3 101 64 10* Wfl 71 W Lynes Morse and Pattersoul5 20 15 20 15202 ANN1S PALMER 3 91 51 8* Id 8" H Stuart JMaloneyandCo 25 40 25 40 17882 COLONL EADES4 99 44 11! 11 ill- 91 1 McCann H Gwynn and Co 20 30 20 30 17820 DUTY 4 105 12i 6! 34 94 10* R Narvaez H Howard and Co 10 12 10 12 17922 FREE HAND 4 100 2 I" 4»« 5» U" T Knight S S Bender 5 5 5 5 17856 ZER1BA 3 94 13 13* IS* 121 12 P Murphy T E Barrett 15 20 15 20 17878 BLUERINA 3 85 14 14 14 141 13*4 T Dean BrthrmandScletn20 100 20 100 17859 POLLY PlTCHR 3 88 15 15 121 13" 14 1 Seaton Watters and HodgeslO 10 10 10 17784 KAMS1N 7 105 16 16 16 153 15. Bergen L H Ezell 20 25 20 25 17878*DA1SY O. I 97 1*« 1« M 16 16 Newcom James Curl 20 20 15 15 Time, 121. 241, 4§4, 1 :02i, 1 :15. Winner— B. m, by Himyar— Favoress. Went to post at 4 :50. At post 7 minutes. Start good. Won hand riddeu and out to the limit; second and third were under full sail. Her Favor showed the most speed, was well ridden and barely managed to hang on long enough to win. She was tiring fast at the end and had the race been a triile further she could not have won. Orion got away well, had clear sailing and no excuses. Irma S. made a good showing. Mark Star Cotton when ridden by a competent jockey in the same kind of company. Insurrection had a rough journey. Mitten ran a better race than the figures show. Both Duty and Free Hand showed speed. Daisy O. bolted and came near going over the outside fence on the far turn. Albert Simons run the winner tip to 00 and got her. Scratched— 17878 Mandamus, 88; 17896 Satan, 93; 13773 Sea Rover, 102: 17948 Murat, 114. Overweights— Annis Palmer, 3i pounds; Kamsin, 4; Zeriba, 3. Her Favor, place. 8 to 5 ; show, 4 to 5. Orion, place, 6 to 5 ; show, 3 to 5. Irma S., show, 2 to 1. Diggs, place, evens ; show, 1 to 2. HHK SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-1« Hum. Pone HOD. STStomeoud; Jfttothiid. I t * I fj 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. lncT~ "Horses AWt St H, and 36 StrFin Jockeys ~~ Owners ~ O H L C 178551ROLL1NS 6 98 *■« 1*4 U 1- 1» 1* W Waldo F Zuehlke and Co 10 10 6 6~ 17883 1THOMS CAREYS 85 7J 6* 3i 2* 2+ 2- Seaton L H Ezell 24 3 24 3 179263BLUE LICK 4 112 2" 2" 84 64 61 3 4 Caywood G W Poole and Co 3 3 3 3 17926BRiGHT N1GHT4 104 9 9 9 9 9 4*« J Miller J H Smith 20 20 20 20 17819 .JIMP 4 113 5w 8* 83 8H SU 5! R Narvaez H Robinson 6 8 6 8 17902-T1LLIE W. 5 90 1» 41 71 5i 5i 6" H Stuart Mrs W Clancv 8 12 8 12 17896S1STER FOX 4 99 8i 7i 51 4 4«* 4« 74 Moody C K Burdeau" 20 30 20 30 17847 ASTOR 5 107 H 5- 21 4 34 M V I E Ross LockhartBros 10 30 10 30 17899 HDS BRIGADE 3 96 6« S" 44 1 7- 9 T Knight James Arthur 1111 Time, 251, 505, 1 :15i, 1 :42, 1 :I8J. Winner— B. g, by Fresno— Rosette. Went to post at 5:20. At post 12 minutes. Start good. Won handily ; second fully extended. Rollins is a free running horse that races best in front, and he fairly ran away with Master Waldo. Thomas Carey made a strong bid at the head of the stretch, but Rollins easily drew away from him and won without an effort. Blue Lick was in a tight place all down the backstretch, and never got clear until straightened away for home, then he made up quite a bit of ground. Bright Night finished with a tremendous rush. Jimp, too, closed stoutly, and can be marked for early action. Astor tired badly in the stretch. Hoods Brigade hardly ran his race. He likes a muddy track best. Rollins, place, 2 to 1 ; show, evens. Thoma6 Carey, place, 6 to 5; show, 3 to 5. Blue Lick, show, 3 to 5. Hoods Brigade, place, 1 to 2 ; show, out.
