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HARLEM FORM CHART. H CHICAGO, ILL., Juno 15.— Sixth day. Harlem Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. . Weather cleir; track good. H Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Richard Dwyer. 1 ~ Racing btms at 2:15 p. m. I ij 1QKKQ FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse 00. 5 to second ; 5 to third. "1 = JL O O O O 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. B Ind Honw AWt St % % %. StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 1 18439*LASANC£ 108 li 2* Dl li 11 W Kiley Mrs J B Brannon 4 6 4 6 II 184KHFCEOFDEL1UHT108 9; S 2" 2- 2 Dupee J B Lewman 3 4i 3 4 1! 18440 HER NAN DO 105 8" 8+ i U di Boland W H Laudeman 5856 I 1S463 EDITH Q. 110 M V Si 3" 4 W Lyons E D Morse 15 40 15 40 1 1843H SENATOR JOE 108 S" 9* 6U 71 5 »• T Knitrlit J B Respass 8 12 8 12 1 1M40 L BROWN 113 10 1" 44 6i 61 Caywood G W Poole and Co 15 15 5 5 1 185272THE BUTCHER 113 i* 64 Si 5 7+ Ruiz John F Schorr 2 34 2 3i JIM INEZ 110 S" VI 1* 8! 8 Clay F J Kelley 15 20 15 20 17915 IROSPER LA GA1 105 2i 7* 9- 9* 9 S Porter W M Wallace 10 10 7 7 18408 BRIDE ALE 104 Is 10 10 10 10 Tullett S N Holmau 15 60 15 60 t Time, lit, 23+, 36*, 48i, 1:082. I Winner— Br. c, by Loyalist— Eugenie II. _ 1 Went to the post at 2:15. At post 15 minutes. Start good. Won driving aud staggering; sec- • ond, tliird and fourth were doing tiieir best. Lasance showed a phenomenal turn of speed, in i ; fact he raced the others into subjection in the first half, but barely lastc d long enough to stagger home in front. Kiley rode the colt well, using good judgment in not applying the whip and hold- • 1 ing him well together when the pinch came. Prince of Delight had no excuse. He got away r well in his stride, took the shortest route aud finished stoutly under punishment. Hernando is I a good looker and ran a good race, considering he met with some interference on the far turn. Edith . was rielit there all the way and is in winning form. Al Brown broke flying, showed speed for about three furlongs aud then stopped. The Butcher got away in a tangle and never got straightened out. Scratched— 18463 Anna Chamberlain, 102; 18413 Hauswurst, 10". Overweights -Jiminez, 5 pounds; Bride Ale, 2. c Lasance, place. 2 to 1 ; show, evens. Prince of Delight, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. Heriiau- j do, show, evens. The Butcher, place, 7 tojK Bhow,_7_to 10. 1*2 1 " K I SECOND SACS— S-4 Mile. Purse .~5 to~soild7 5l» thlrdf ~~ 1 IOOJt 3-year-olda. Allowances. __ Ind Horse- ~AWt St J4 W X StrFin Jockeys Owners "~ O H L C j 18467 PRINCESS THYRA100 84 1H 1» 1* 1« L Rose Kinzea Stone 15 20 15 15 17971MlNYON 1044 6" 3 V S»« 25 W Kiley J F Newman 4 5 4 5 18467 AIL ANTO 100 71 51 4* 2J Vi T Knight E C Brown and Co 6 9 6 9 1840i-;Ml5»S SHANLEY 100 24 P 8* 6U I* J Miller A Willis 6 10 6 10 18411 EMMA M. 95 4" 2* 2U 4 51 Waterbury H A Cotton 20 60 20 60 18411 S1DBOW 105 M Vi 6 "a 6 R Narvaez H Robinson 10 15 10 15 15493iMIDWOOD 100 9« 10 10 91 7" Buchanan G B Morris 6 15 6 15 ir,027 MARQUETTE 90 10 M 9? 8- 8" Seaton Gannon and Crane 60 200 60 200 18321 FLAUNT 105 1™ 6* S** 51 9* Devin T H Ryan 6-5 6-5 4-5 4-5 18141 T. D. RHODA 95 51 41 V 10 10 Bradford William Hurley 100 200 100 200 Time, 12, 231, 361, 49i, 1:01$, 1 :161. Winner— Ch. f, by King Eric— Fragrance. Went to post at 1 : 0. Off at the second break to a good start. Won easily : second whipped out. The next six were driving to the limit. Princess Thyra broke ruuning and smothered her field for speed. Rose made every post a winning one. Minyon showed her usual amount of speed and ran right to the mark. She likes a hard paste board track. Ailanto hung a trifle at the end and may have been short. Miss Shanley was bumped and interfered with at the start. This considered, she ran a good race, and was running great guns at the finish. Emma M. showed her usual amount of speea and hung on more gamely than usual. There was a general closing up and changing of positions in the final furlong. Flaunt will not do at present. He was always outrun and showed no disposition to run like a good horse through the stretch. Scratched— 17924 Man of Honor, 100; 18292 Innovator, 102; 18166-Vain, 102. Overweights— Princess Thyra, 5 pounds ; Minyon, 41. Princess Thyra, place, 6 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Minyon, place, 2 to 1 ; show, evens. Ailanto, show, 8 to 5. Flaunt, place, 2 to 5 ; show, out. T~OX . THTRDRACE— Short Couiurse~"5 to second ; 5 to third. 1 £j t t »J 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Steeplechase. KdHorses •" "A Wt St 1~6~~8 11 StrFin Jockeys Ownere ~ O H L ~C~ 18350 DUR WAD 6 133 2« 4" 44 3* 2i« 2+ 11 Barton J Wilson 6 6 4 4 1849:,-B. ROLFE 6 139 31 6* P t* V 1K 21 •"- C Johnson John D Hooe 5 7 5 7 18350 A AN BRUNT 8 132 7 5» 51 5: 31 4 31" Worthton D A Irons 8 15 8 15 lMfitrGOV. BUDD 7 150 li 3, 3- 4» V S 4s T McHugh W Oliver 4 5 4 5 18350 VIKING 6 132 61 7 7 6 5 5 5 G Wilson J C Langenderfer 5 6 5 6 18266IGLOBE II. 5 156 4J 21 21" 1- Fell. Eggerson John Brenock 2 3 2 3 18266 L.CHESFLD6 144 54 1» V Fell. G Flynn John Carroll 6 7 6 7 Time, 3:55. W" inner— B. g, by Luke Blackburn— Melia T. Went to post at 3:25. At post 3 minutes. Start good. The first two were driving to the limit. It was a pretty race and wound up with a sensational finish. Becky Rolfe was perfectly ridden, had all the luck and as the race was run should have won. She fenced finely and Johnson rated her with clever judgment throughout but with victory in sight in the stretch he became overconfident and threw the race away. Durwad, after clearing the last fence, came with a sensational rush and Barton, kicking and whipping, stole a march on the slumbering Johnson. Globe 11. was in front and apparently going easy when he went down at the last jump. Globes fall was a novel one. His fore feet got tangled with the martingale, tripping him. Lord Chesterfield was thirty lengths in front of his field when he fell. He is a fine fencer. Governor Budd could not handle the weight and was never dangerous. Scratched— 18495 Phil Becker, 130. Durwad, place, 8 to 5 ; show, 4 to 5. Becky Rolfe, place, 2 to 1 ; show, evens. Van Brunt, show, 3 to 1. Globe II., place, 6 to 5 ; show, 3 to 5. •/« FOURTH RACE 1 l-;TMles7~ Purse 00. 5 to second ; 5 to third. Io* Q ••" 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St K % StrFin Jockeys Owners- Q H L C 18027 A DM ET IS 6 112 W 3" V 2" 2i4 21* Caywood GW Poole and Co 4 4 21 31 18444-THE BOBBY 3 94 4" 2- 2 I " 4- 14 2-4 Bassinger J H Smith 4 4 3 31 18027 BEN CHANCES S6 51 1" 1» 1»* S" i* 3 J Walsh R M Westerfield 4 7 4 6 18409 H. PRATHER4 100 3» 4- : 4-*4 4» 1 » 3, 4* T Knight John Arno 8 15 8 15 1849MTRIMMER 4 112 t t* S»» 8* r.i-.V V L Hn-e H E Rowell 8-5 11-58-5 11-5 18409 MONONGAH 4 102 24 6 6 6 6 6 6 Bradford T Licalzi 8 15 8 15 Timo, 14, 27*, 404. 54;. 1 :204, 1:464, 2:41*. Winner -B. g. by King Alfonso -Joppa. Went to post at 4:00. Off at the first break to a good start. Won in a terrific drive of two. It was also a tight fit between third and fourth. Admetus won principally on account of the good ride he received. Caywood handled the gelding to perfection. Housed rare judgment throughout, took the shortest route and clearly outfinished Bassinger at the end. The Bobby perhaps should have won. He took the longest route, losing much ground on the stretch turn aud was weakly ridden at thfl end. The gelding displayed great gameness aud hung on with hull dog tenacity. Master Walsh bandied Ben Chance cleverly. The colt faltered for an instant at the head of tlie stretch, but came again under punishment, and squeezing through a tight hole nipped third place in the last jump. Hub Prather looked to ha ve a winning chance on the far turn, but weakened in the final drive. Monongah was beaten off all the win. Trimmer showed little or no speed. Scratched -18525 Thomas Carey, 88. Ailmetu-. place, evens; allow, 1 to 2. The Bobby, place, 6 to 5; show, 1 to 2. Ben Chance, show, evens. Trimmer, place, 1 to "i : show, out. -| t, ~ ■* H FIFTH RACE-:!-4 Mile. Iurse. 5 to second; 5 to third. JLO»»./ I 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Tnd Horses A Wt St % % * StrFin Jockeys Owners O H~L C 17821 JIM GORE II. 5 121 l 8* « U l t Caywood G W Poole ACo 6 i 5 I 17713-HE1GH HO 5 119 75 21* Ur Vi 21 Boland O P Romigh 6 6 3 3 18378BRAW LAI 6 124 8" 1" 2W 21 34 E Ross J O Keene 2i 4 24 4 17858 TILD ANN S 108 M 5»* Vi 5» 4 Dupee E March 4 8 4 8 18498 MD. RESERVE 4 119 8? 9* Mt 4«« 5«« Grimes i B Havill 20 40 20 40 14442 TALMA 3 111 9" M : M M W Lyons K D Morse 15 50 15 50 18289 GEORGE KRATS 5 121 13 14 10 8 7» Ruiz Robinson and Moore20 30 20 30 18441 SORREL HOSE 3 106 11 11 M •■ 8-J Miller HGwrnnACo :jo 40 30 40 184io. RIVAL DVRE 4 117 10 12 13 12 914 J Cook Bolich and Co 10 10 8 8 17664 MOUNTEBANK 3 108 12 7* 11 101 10 Tullett Miles Finlen 10 30 10 30 17898 DAMOCLES 7 121 3" 4 V 7 11 Buchanan Mrs P M CivUl 8 15 8 18 18*88 MANDAMUS 3 106 14 13 14 13 12- Redfera H K liowoli 10 30 10 30 18264 LYDIA 8. 8 108 5* 3" 7i ll-i 13* L Rose H A Cotton 10 30 10 30 ri7974HER FAVOR 5 119 2 104 12 14 14 R Narvaez H Robinson 10 IS 10 19 Time, IS, 25. 37, 495, 1:03, 1:17. Winner B. c by iorman Dollic. Went to pns* at 1:30. At p st 13 minutes. Start good. W n driving hard. There w.is a lot of rli. up action behind the winner. Jim Gore II. was bee* ridden and lucky. Caywood took a loui* chance to urct through at t he head of the stretch and succeeded. This saved a lot of ground and won the race. Heigh Ho showed l be most speed and looked all over a winner at the head of but hung at the end and short. Braw Lad the -tretch. was probably was right there all the way and ran hi* race. Tildy Ann was bumped and jostled at every turn. Maryland Reserve is consistent. George Krats made up a lot of ground in the last half mile. The track was too hard for Damocles. Rival Dare was in a pocket all tho way. H . H 1 I ij = B 1 II 1! I 1 1 1 t I 1 • i ; • 1 r I Scratched -18353 Goal Runner, 119; 15302 Dagmar, 121; 18082 Meddler, 121; Judge Pettns, 121-18292 Troubaline, 106; 180903Limelight, 119; 18441 Al Caskey, 108. Jim Gore II., place, 2 to 1; show, evens. .Heigh Ho, place, 6 to 5* show, 3 to 5. Braw Lad, show, 4 to 5. QfQ SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. Purse 00. 5 to second ; 5 to third. j ij *j 5 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. " Ind Horses A Wrt St ?4 H X StrFin Jockeys Owners 0 H L C 18467 BONEY BOY 4 82 1« 214 25 8*» V 13 Seaton Mrs R Bradley 4 5 4 4 18467 VOHICER 3 91 24 33 3* 3 314 25 J Walsh F Van Meter 4 4 4 4 18497-BRULARE 5 87 41 1* It V 2 Si Weir A B Watts 4 10 4 10 18464 JULIUS CAESAR5 94 8" 7» 6? 51 7«o 41 4 T Knight Mrs M Abadie 15 50 15 50 18112 JOHN BAKER 8 110 5» 4m 4 65 4" 5; Clay J D McMillan 4 8 4 8 18411*GRAZIELLA 5 105 S 5] 5 7io 6 6-iV Jones F J Kelly 6 6 4 5 184643 J IMP 4 100 9 9 9 81 8i*»7i 4 R Narvaez H Robinson 4 8 4 8 18234 tiQG IE DAVIS 4 86 71 6" 71 4" 54 S" W Waldo W M Sloan 2 6 2 6 14970COSNER 5 116 64 8-- 8* 9 9 9 C Wilson H Howard and Co 50 300 50 300 Time, 13, 25, 871, 50, 1 :021, 1 :1ft, 1 :28l, 1 :43i. Winner— Ch. g, by Blitzen— Sue B. Went to post at 5:05. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; the next three were doing their best. Boney Boy was far the beet, and in a soft spot. Weights considered, the gelding seemed on form a sure winner, and the price against him exorbitant. Vohicer was well handled, had good racing luck, and ran as well as could be expected. Brulare set a hot pace and did the very best she could. From the head of the stretch Julius Caesar closed a big gap. John Baker about ran his race, Graziella was handicapped by a bad ride. Jimps race was out of line. Scratched —184682incennes, 97 ; 18382 Ray H., 92; 18441 Microscope, 83; 18468 Emigre, 99: 18320 Shrove Tuesday, 86: 18054 Cabrillo, 104; 17974 Free Hand, 89; 18048 Nairete, 98. Overweights — John Baker, 3 pounds , Julius Caesar, 2. Boney Boy, place, 8 to 5 ; show, 4 to 5. Vohicer, place, 8 to 5 ; show, 4 to 5. Brulare, show, 2 to 1.
