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r HARLEM FORM CHART. I J -| HCAGO, II. I. .. .In lie 16. S.vmitb day. Harlem Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. 1° Ind oatber clear: track good. [ __ — _ IK Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Richard Dwyer. J* Raciugstai 1 - ai 2:15 p. an. 1H f rT rT KIRST BACK :•-•» i • i«-- rurbe. *»to aa«ood;|g to third. 1Q O* I I 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. || tud Horsea A Wt St K L/« %, StrFin Jockoya Owners O H L C n lM.»; ititkI! Tm l • 6 S« l Buland TGWatkiee 10 40 10 40 111 i-Vh 111 tNM-:i.l, 1* 107 2- l l l ! : -■ Flick J J Barron A Co 1-2 7-5 3-2 T-a 1S167 ST CUTHBERT 5 IW * :- 2 2 3 Buchanan HE Rowell 4 6 I ti 18319 ABE FIRST 6 111 7" V . M 4 T Knight J B Bespass * 5 I J l»,M MISS SHWLKN 3 1 4 - I1 5* 51 5*1 Gannon A Willis 10 15 10 15 a as KV ISABINDA S v.i *« t» 4«t 6* 6 J Walsh WHRohinsonandCo 10 25 10 25 fc KWbTbNEY F I 100 9. 9"10- 8 1- J Miller J H Smith 20 00 20 60 P 17686 EUTERPE i M 10 10- 9i .»: 8U BaMunger BrnsbawBroeACoM 100 40 100 c IKYX ■|Pi 3 9J I 8 8! 10- 9; Seatou H Robinson 6 10 6 10 C 18467 PEACE I 102 5 21 SI 7? 10 Enoe Fred Foster 12 20 12 20 ■ C ANDELABBUM 3 88 11 11 11 11 ll W Waldo John E Madden 20 100 20 100 v Time. 12 ,21 . 361, 48.. 1:01. 1:151. Winner B. h, by Bayon dOr Qleo BeUe. , , . 1 Went to poet at 2:15. At post 16 minutes. Start good. ,„,,*, The first three were lapped on one 1 another and driving to the limit. Boland rode a .racking good race and an extra good finish. Teucer :- gam. and stood a drive from the three-eighth post home Only a had ride beat O Con- s uell Flick wasted considerable time interfering with St. Cuthbert and then wobbled all over -OConnells hack when the pinch came. The old horse showed all his well known ■peed and was I entitled to victory St. Cuthbert was hemmed in on the rail all through the stretch and ran a I cracking good race. Abe Fnrst was badly outrun in the llrat part of the race, but came fast at 1 the end. Miss Shanley ran a good, honest race. Alpaca otl in t he rear division never showed ,n soe d Peace Battered her backers lor about three furlongs and then faded away. Scratched i846fr-Vain,9»; 18410 Brisk. 107; 18*97 Pauline J., 99; l83.".2-.Jolm A. Morris, 108; Judge Pettus, 10.7 ; 14213 Pope Leo. IW; 17924 Man of Honor. 100; 18289 De Blaise. 10.7. Teucer place, l" o I; show, 6 to 1. OConneU, place, 3 to ,: show, out. St. Cuthbert, show, Abe Fnrst, place, 8 to 5 ; show, 4 to 5. SECOND BACK l l-l« Miles. Purse 00. 5 to second : 5 to third. 1,|i»Pii O* 4 O 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. lud Horse* A Wt St "-4 2 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C l«l PAPA BRR 5 100 It 8 « 63 6H S l I Waterbury H A Cotton tK 00 00 60 185.78 JUL. CAESAR 5 MB l i«l 7« V 2 2" T Knight Mrs M Ahadie 5 5 5 " 1*111 DONATION 7 100 13 W 9 " 7 4 S Bnos J T Stewart and Co 10 10 8 8 5ATA.S 3 87 41 2 1 1 Il 41 Seaton George Kneuker 10 10 10 10 18144 GALILEO 5 111 ■" • 12 9 5 5 Caywood TLicalsi 0 10 0 10 15260 DEFKNDKK II. I 102 1" 7: I - s1 6 • Wilson . Burns HO M M .« L8468 FORBl SH 5 ICO ; H5 3 — 10 1 9 7: Buchanan H K Rowell 4 8 4 8 ■ BRJLI.O H 109 and 4"« 4 2k 0i 8 L Rose .lames Dunne 15 25 la 25 Ml RXT 7 109 0" 6 »1W X 10 9- Boland Volini 10 10 8 8 JERRY LEE 4 102 i ll It 11 11 10" Baasinger Proaaan A Davia ",0 00 70 00 IsJms PRKNTtso 3 87 3" l« V* 7- 11 i Gannon E Haudrahau 60 100 00 100 LITTLE BEGG 1E4 MMUl 12 tt 12 12 12 E Scherrer Conroy k Alford 1.7 1.7 12 12 17M7XMARTH FU I 102 12 Fell. R Narvaez LewisandM Allister 20 30 20 30 17855 LKANDO 4 105 10 Fell. E Ross H T Grithn 12 20 12 20 18441 MICROSCOPE 3 90 2. F. 11. W Waldo MrsFZuehlkeACo5 6 5 6 18444 iLONOINK ■• 111114 Fell. Ruiz J Novotny 10 10 8 8 Time. 121.251, 511, ldt, 1:451, 1:72 . Winner B. g, by Little Minch- Sunshine. Went to post at 3:00. Oft at the first I. reak to a good start. Won easily; second and third were doing their hest. Papa Harry took the longest route, had clear sailing and won like a stake ; , horse. Julius Caesar seemed to be winning an eighth from home, but weakened under pressure at the end and barely lasted long enough to get second place. Donation ran the best race of the , lot and had he been able to get through in the. stretch could not have lost Mark this horse for early action over a distance of ground. Satan showed the most speed, but weakened badly in the stretch. Defender II. was sharply interfered with on the stretch turn. Forbush stopped on the tar turn, then came again in the stretch. It was an ugly mix-up on the first turn, anil jockeys Ruiz.. Narvaezand W. Waldo are .|uite badly hurt. Ross escaped with a severe shaking up. Microscope w.i- the cause of the accident and was the first horse to fall. Overweights Martha Fox. 21 pounds: Little Reggie. 2 : Glouoine, 2 . lapa Harr place. 20 to 1 . show. 10 to 1. Julius Caesar, place, 2 to 1 ; show, evens. Donation, show. 8 to . « i — rr t THIRD RACE-l Mile. Purse 00. 7 to second ; 5 to third. JO* 4 * 3-year-olds and upward. Owners Handicap. Ind Horse- A Wt St K l/2 %. StrFin Jockeys Owner O H L C a8497BXNXOCKBBN 5 103 3 3 3 S» 3 1 Buchanan B Schreiber 7-107 1017 7 10 1 18400 ALL GOLD 3 .« - 2: 21 11 21 V T Knight WL Oliver 444 1 18351 UR.ET BEND 7 103 11 12 1" 2, 1" 3- Dupee F W Gibson 4 9 4 9 18143 CVMBRl N 4 103 4 4 4 4 t 4 VVKiley W H Laudeman 4 6* 4 61 .184081HK ELECTOR 0 103 ! 5 5 5 5 5 Wilson W E Vater 12 30 12 30 Time. 131,251,371, 70. 1 :02,. 1 :15.. 1 :28.. 1 :41 ,. Winner Br. h. bj Hayden Edwards— Bettie Blaise. Went to post at 3 :37. At post 1 minutes Start good. Won very easily: second and third were full extended. Bannockburn i- truly a grand race horse and seems to be in -uperb form at present. He simply loafed along under a stout pull all the way and was never fully extended. .U Gold did his best and ran a high-class race, but is nowhere near as good a horse as is Ban-uockburu. Great Bend took the shortest route and ran well as tar as he went, but in the last furlong he 1 ired. Cambrian made a .inick. sharp move toward the front on the tar turn and for an instant appeared to have a chance, but was no! in it when the real contention came. The ■ elector closed an enormous gap from the head of the stretch home. Bannockburn. place, out. Gold, place, evens; show, out. Great Bend, place, Sto 1; -how. OUt. I 11 »• . w v FOlRTH RACE 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. AUowancea. |0,OU The Youngster Stakes. Value. ,800. iuj h. A Wt St »4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C f8408GRRY HEBMANN120 J 2: 1-1: 1 Boland C H Smith 2-5 2-5 1-4 1-3 184941SILVEBDALE 120 3 3 3 2 2" Caywood John F Schorr 3 4« 3 4S I8.7241MAUGA 115 1»« 1 2 3 3 T Knight W L Oliver 0 8 0 8 Time. 11,. 23. 35j. 48.. 1:01 . Winner Br. c. by Esher Silk Gown. . Went to post at 4:00. Otl at the first break to a good start. W on 111 a terrific drive of two ; third eased up. Garrj Hermann* is a phenomenal colt. He raced with and made Manga quit in going the first half and then displayed rare sameness in stalling off Silverdalea rush at the end. ! Seldom is such a game youngster as Garry Hermann seen. Sdverd.de ran the best race of his . re. r and was handsomely ridden by Cay wood, who avoided the early pace and put up a powei -fill finish when the pinch came. Manga did finely as far a- she went and is a good filly. Scratched 1S3H Mis- Bei it. 120: 18407 Benson Caldwell, lis. Garry Hermann, place, out. Silverdale, place. 1 to 2. Manga, place, evens. » Ll 1 FIFTH RACE 4 1-3 Kurlongs. Iurso 00. 7 to second ; 5 to third. IO S » O 1 _ear olds. Allowances, lud Horse- t St % j % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C . H HEBENDKKN 111 61 3 4 11 1- T Knight W B Griffin A Co 5 0 5 6 18524-FRKD HESSIG 111 4 2 11 2 Caywood .1 F Schorr 0 8 0 8 ■ 8084 RIO l E LTR i0 2 3 Kuhn EJ Baldwin 3 3 3 3 18494 LLIE PANTLAND1C8 I C Wilson S T Gaines A Bro 10 10 10 40 1 18463 1 R EG E A l»x 31 7 3 5 i W Dean V Simons 2 5 2 7 Ul94 TENNN BELLI. 10 " 1 - 6 W KUej W H Jackson J r 6 7 6 7 1- "i Kll HAMPTON 10* 9 i 7 J MiUei J H Smith 20 40 2U 40 -•;■ BLI I I- ion I" 6a 7 « Boland C Davis A Co 6 6 6 6 ,1, VDACK » II 10 V* 9 Seaton Mi-RBradles U 100 20 100 IM40 SIMMONSWALD 102 - 11 10 10 W June: R. .Id Bros tiO 00 00 00 CORA SCHAlER 96 12 13 11 11U Grand Sold A Schauer i,u 00 00 00 SHlTTJP 10313 12 IS 12- LBoae J J Donovan 20 .70 20 50 i,I1;si n G1BL 108 1 9 12 13 H Wdson SS Bender A Co 10 00 10 00 •Coupled in betting. Time, 12, 233, 36 l1 W inner u. c. bj Faust 118 Bothnia. Went to post at 4 :S5. Otl it the first break to a good start. Won easily; second handily. ! rd, fourth and fifth driving to the limit. Harrj Herendeen was lucky, well ridden and won like a good colt. If foul riding counts for anything Fred Hessig should have won off bj himself. wood broke with Uim from the outside and deliberately cut across the track interfering w it h everything W thin 1 each. This naturally caused a -harp mix-up in which Rio de Altar was badly ,v interfered with. Bui fori hi- the latter could not base lo-t and is a clacking good youngster. Lillie Pantlaud came like a flash in the final furlong. Begea seemed dangerous on the turn for home but weakened under pressure. The same can be said of Tenny Belle. St. Bluff had bad ,,l Luck in the 1 ce. Wilson snatched Gibson Girl up at the start when Caywood and Fred Hessig came cutting across the track. Caywood was fine. I *:u for hie rough work. Scratcle-! 18443 Hanswurst, 99; 181.V Boomerack 103: Glove. 100 : 18194 S.uinazaro. 103 . 18521 Peaches, 96; 18521 Anxious, 104; 18727 Floranthe, 101 Overweight- Siuimonswald. 3 pounds ; Shut Up. 4. Harry Herendeen. place. 2 to 1; bhow, e en-. Fred Hessig. place, 3 to l:show. 3 to 2. Rio * de Altar, shoar, 3 to 5, J -| 1° Ind [ IK J* 1H || n 111 a as fc P c C ■ v . 1 1 s n»0 SIXTH BACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Purse 00. 5 to second; .7 to third. Jq 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Horses A Wt St j K ai StrFin Jixikeys Owners O H~L C " 187251! RRCK 3 10-t 1 7» 4» 1 « HI 1 PMcDermtT E Barrett 3 5 3~t" 18408 W ALKKNSH AW 0 117 2 3 3" »: 2 2 Cayw K d H Robinson 7 7 5 7 187-7 CLARA WOOLRY3 89 3 7, 7 61141 3- J Walsh F W Doss A Co 3 I 2. H 18381 NNOWAN I 105 Oi-lO 10 7 7 1U WKiley W R Grillin 20 40 20 M tH4i8 GCBSS ME 1100 8 1 " .• X 0- 7i .1 Miller J V Carter 10 12 10 12 17SM7 HCRRlCANi: 1 100 9" l«« 2i 3- 7 0 Dupee AA drdAAuders .n4 0 1 0 77,» REMT 6 10V I* 21* 1»« 23 3™ 7U W Dean V M Wallace 7 12 5 12 WQ SHROVE TSDAV 3 97 5* 51 7 5» 8 8- Bassingor E S Gardner Jr 10 15 10 15 17834 CLARA MEAPER 4 102 I 61 8« V 9 H T Knight W Jordan A Co 15 15 15 15 18li8 P THEF1DDLER4 106 10 9 6t 10 10 10 L Rose J Landry 8 8 6 6 Time. 121. 25, 36o 49*. I :02 . I 10,. 1 29. 1 :43, 1 :.70.. Winner Br. c, by Bersan Fable. Went to post at 7.10. Off at the first break to a good start. The first two had a battle royal. aid the third and fourth horse-. Barrack is a good, game colt and ran a smashing good race. He was well handled by the veteran Pat McDermott. who took the shortest route and put up a powerful finish. Walkeushaw was slightly interfered with on the far turn and this may have cost him the race. He closed stoutly through the stretch and Caywood rode for all he was worth. Clara AVooley was roughly treated throughout. Annowan ran a cracking good race after he got straightened out and finished with a rush. Remp ran a good race as far as he went and should win soon. Guess Me was sharply shui off when going down the backstretch. There was a lot of interfering in this race throughout. Scratched— 18550-The Bobby. 91 ; 18497 Refugee. 100: 18490 Kentucky Babe. 91; 0902 Myrtle S.. 100; 18407 Rinaldo 11., 110. Barrack, place. 2 to 1 ; show, evens. W alkenshaw. place. 2 to I : show, evens. Clara Wooley, show, 1 to 2. .
