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HAWTHORNE FORM CHART. CHICAGO, ILL., July 27.-Fifth day. Chicago Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather clear; track good aDd improving. Presiding Judge, Harry Kuhl. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. TQ5fl9 "K**£5 2-year-olds. HM.u. Fillies. Allowances. | „rse *t00. 3 to second ; 5 to third:-JL*r*Jr*U nri Horses A Vt 8t Vk *~ StrFin Jockeys Owners 6 H L C 1942" KEGS! 110 10* 3i o 14 1 Bradford T Licaizi in r in in ffiHffiaWS* M 1.7 t S*S £ ft kH"*° JjSirWein . 6° ? 6° 6° loSGRKEN 107 2 t 8 g S FftiX b£SandC° Jo S Jo 8 iSSffcciSfTHK !2 n" lJI -! £ £1*5 CbasGoetUZandCo J2 40 8 8 1829 FLORANTHE 110 .•» 8W0- 8 6* W Kiley J A Grev 13 IS i* l I90fi4-FA1RY DAY 110 71 6 8 84 7* WWilliamsTG Calvert 12 3 1? 8 19402 TELEPBNEU1RL 110 U 1U 7- 7- 84 Ransom HJScoIrJau 3 16-53 8 .tlandffandn !2 £" JE 9 2 9: JWinkfieldK Patterson and Q, 7 77 7 19422iPEACBEs 110 6" 10* 6W0 10- J Mathews Mrs J C Tucker 9 10 9 10 19425 ALENE ABBOTT 107 11" 12 12+ 11- ll . Seaton Mr" R Bradley 25 *5 88 0 18288 bpIleShot Si % Si J? !2, SrT— £ J ?n « S S 8 BtLLH SHOT 10il3 n ill1 13 13 W W ilson H Schreiber 20 30 O 30 Time, 124, 24, 364. 49. 1 :02... Winner— B. f by Margrave— Regalia. Went to post at 2.-2S At post 18 minutes. Start fair. Won cleverly. The next six were driving hard. Regea broke well in her stride took the shortest route, and from every indication was the best. Barbara M. got a bad ride Rose took her very wide at the head of the stretch, losing much ground. Edith Q. met with some interference shortly after the start. Eldred showed the most Bpeed early, but cjuit badly when the pinch came in the stretch. Glove was all tangled up at the start and never got entirely st raightened out. Peaches showed but little speed lelephone Girl is a bad betting proposition. Overweights— Glove. 2 pounds. Regea, place. 4 to 1; show. 2 to 1. Barbara M., place, 2 to 1 : show, evens. Editli Q., show I to 1. lelephone Girl, place, b to a ; show. 7 to 10. •«". - MIOH SECOND RACE-1 1-l.i Miles. Purse *400. »B to «H»d ; fS to tUl«L = lotll/fj 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horaea A Wt St * K StrFin" Jrjckeys OwneFs O H L C 1xmmfmphtE fin? f" £ ?! f £ i!"iSa.ldo" RMWesterfield 8 9 8 9 192b8 L1MLL1GHT 4 101 4" ai 4i 2"* 22 2i T Knight B T Griflin I ii-W n ; 1945C INTRIGUER 6 1004 5« nil* H 3* Si R Narvaez J M Matl ewson 8 " 2 | " B* i7BAiRDNA S 8 SrS £ S S"S iWaMl i?CRaio * 185S2 CLARA MEADEB4l8 S 7. £ f S g fiSr frftrdtf A"? 8 S° 8 18234 PLANTAIN 5 102 6* 3-84 814 82 7* L Rose J Em t tick and Co 3 4 3 i 19424 MONONGAH 4 100 1- 10 9 91 9* t» Bradford T Licalzi 80 50 SO t 8S IMRYiEE 1 "S 107* and•£ ,„* in" in I WiS» g EMahoaa * Co 8 8 8 8 19311 JEKKi. LLL 4 9 7* 910 10 10 10 Ranson C Davis and Co 0 25 O ■ , Time. 124,25;, 50i, 1:164,1:424, 1:49*. Winner— Ch. c. by Chance— „, Belgale. Went to post at 3:10. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easing up; second, third and fourth were under full sail. Ben Chance showed more speed then he has in any of his recent races and won running away. Limelight is a plodder pure and simple. He was in a soft sdoI here had he been of any account but failed badly. Intriguer showed speed but was tired enough to he down in the last sixth. Ailenna was sharply shut off just as she was making her move on the far turn. Baud ran a fairly good race. Plantain ran a poor race and is evidently of no present account. Overweights— Leando, 4 pounds ; Intriguer, 1*. Ben Chance, place. 3 to 1 ; show, 3 to 2. Limelight, place. 4 to 5 ; show, out. Intriguer show 2 to 1. Plantain, place, 8 to a: show, 4 to 5. 1 U K A TfllBli KACE-3-4 MiTe7"pSFse007T 5to second ;Wtb third. = JL sl/tJv/x: 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt at H % 1V4 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 19326 TYR 102 4- 6« 3» 31* li Ransom C Davis and Co 2* 14-52* 14-5 19402 POSSART 105 U IJ 1«* H 2U W Kiley MrsFZuehlkeandCo 10 12 10 1* 1935CGRANDON 102 2* 3i 21 2 3* T Knight J B Respass 6-5 11-56-5 11-5 19425 1XV1CTUS 102 I- 5- 51* 8™ 4* J Walsh T Fenton *Co 10 20 10 20 19449-SANNAZARO 104 8« 4« ♦» •»« V W Wilson W M Hayes 4* 4* 3* 3 19449 HOBT. WADDELL 97 *»« 2" V 5* 62b Seatc n Mrs R Bradley 6 7 6 7 19402 DKEOFBOHEMIAltO 7 7 7 7 7 R Narvaez J Novotny 50 50 50 50 Time. 12i,24i, 49*. 1:16. Winner Br. c. by Kingston -Miss Dixie. Went to post at 3:10. Oft at the first break to an excellent start. Won cleverly • second and third were doing their best. Tj r is a good colt and had to be to win. Lnder a poor ride he ran a high-class race. Ransom set med to have no hold of the coifs head, and at the sixteenth post he stumbled and almost fell. I ossart broke fully in his stride, found the dead going to his liking and showed a fine turn of speed. Be also hung on gamely at the end. Grandon had no excuses and ran his best race. Invictus seems to be improving. Sannazaro must have a muddy track to do his best. Robert Waddell stowed some speed, but not much. Overweights Sannazaro. 2 pounds; Duke of Bohemia. 1; Possart. 3. Tyr. place, evens; show. out. Possart. place, 5 to 1 ; show, 2 to 1. Grandon. place 4to5-show, out, bannaz »ro, place, 13 to 10 ; show, 3 to 5. 1 Q K4 FOURTH KACE-T1 -lirM.pr0oT "5" aecond; 5 to~Sird7~ 3-year-olds and A. *J*JJ*J ipA-ard. Selling. Ihd Borses A Wt St hi Vt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 19427 BLUE LICK 4 112 1« 3« 34 2» H Caywood GttPooTe and Co 6-5 9-5 6-5 9-5 18884 DONATION 7 109 f 2 2U 11 |S« 2i J WinkfieldJ T Stewart and Co 5 53* 3* 18671 YIN CENNES 4 99 6- 6, 54 4- 3- V Flick John Brenock 5 I 5 6 19377 TIM GA1NEY 3 89 7" W 6H V 4; 4* Ransom Wdf rdandBuckner 6 12 6 U 18674 GUESS ME 4 99 2i 1-1. V V 5- J Carter J Y Carter 0 B 0 5 19450 AN. NO WAN 4 107 8 8 8 8 6- 6* T Knight W R Gritlin 6 10 6 10 19451 OWENSBOhO 3 102 4" 51* 7 8 H« 7i L Rose A C Clark 10 20 10 8 18881 MITTEN 3 95 6" 4« «« 7j 8 8 Seaton W R Baker and Co 5 10 5 10 Time, 124, 24*. 37, „0, 1:03;. 1:16. 1481, 1:42, 1:48,. Winner— B. c. by Daniel— Blue Bells. Went to post at 4:10. Off at the first break to a good start. Won in a hard drive The next five al-o hard at it. Blue Lick received were a perfect ride and ran a good game race Riders reversed Donation would have won. All VYiuktield seems to know is to rush to the front as soon as possible and let hu horse die there. Donation always runs best from behind and his rider used poor judgment in not placing him in the first part of the race. Yincennes ran a smashing Kood race and appears to be in winning form. Guess Me wa prominent for about three-quarters and then quit badly. Annowan did not seem to have a bit of speed. Tim Gainey made a fair showing. Overweights— Donation. S pounds: Blue Lick, 1; Owensboro. 2; Guess Me, 1. Blue Lick, place, 7 to 10; show, out. Donation, place. 6 to 5 : show, 3 to 5. Yincennes show evens. TOiKfi FIFTH RACE-7-8 Mile. Purse 00. $.U secodTto third. ~ A. *J*JJJ 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St V* StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 19299 TA YON 3 105 tt« 81* 81 H 1 * 15 J Walsh C W Ch appall 4~4T1 — IT 19307*HARD KNOT 4 111 54 tf |n 4* 3- 2U J Winkfield F W Miner 7 57-513-1013-10 18884 HAN DPKEdS 5 110 4" 2 2» 3 24 31 Hertiug John F Schorr a 20 1280 18734 TALMA 3 88 14 b« 114 2» 4» 4» Bansom W R Baker and Co 60 60 60 60 H9423ABE FURST 6 112 6" 4" 5-« 5« V H T Knight J B ReSpass 5 5 5 5 18614 DCH COMED1N 5 105 l« 7l» V 8* 6 6 W Kiley J R Hand 15 15 H H 19376 PATROON 5 108 8 8 6" V 7- 71 Mathews W McLatchy 7 7 7 7 19U8-;EM1GRE 4 102 9 8 9 9 9 8* L Rose A C Clark - IS 1 15 19148 GOODALE 3 90 7" 6 7* 7 8- 9 Seaton Flippin and Bibber 60 60 60 60 Time. 12*, 21s. 37. 49. 1:01., 1:11.. 1:28.. Winner -Br. c. by Lissak Caroline Hamilton, *WeDt ,t I,0*tilt|4:f:-- At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won Matty. Tayon is a shiftv selling plater i and disposed ot his held with little or no effort. Hard Knot is and always has been over rated. Be had no excuses in this race and did his best. Handpress was always well ud and made a good showing, but he hung a trille in the final furlong. Talma showed fine speed and can win in lower company. Abe Furst had a rough journey and hardly ran his race Patroon has evidently had too much racing of late. Scratched -18234 Alice B.. 91; 19450 Sister Fox. 92. Overweights— Patroon. 3 pounds; Dutch Comtdian, 1. I Tayon place. 6 to 5; show 3 to 5. Hard Knot, place. 11 to 20; show, out. Handpress show 3 to 1. 1 Q EfclTT SLVTHACB-rMlle. Purse $«0. 5 to second ; 5 to third." X tJtJ f I 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. lad Horses A Wt St fr % %. StrFin "Jockeys OwnerT O H L C 19827 FLOB1ZAB 8 1W 6 «■« 5* 3--""_32 1U JWiukli, Id H J Scoggau ~* n n~ 194,2THE LN KNOWN 3 90 2« 1« 21 22*2* 2« J Walsh T P Hayfs 24 2* r4 n 19378DlSSOLUTE 3 97 3 « 2i J«1«1«S1 T Knight D P Rodgers i Co 2 2 8 517-10 19378 CLAY POINTER 5 114 15* 3" 41 4* |l Caywood J D Farrell and Co 6 10 6 10 ] 18444 18t2BALKBLIF8lRg,S BALK LINE £ I ! f 1* ? SeAr W B Smith Bt 60 30 60 9 10a ftm » ftn | 6 6 W Wilson C De Witt 30 100 30 100 , Time, 124,25. 50,1:151,1:421. r." r, „, Winner B. c. by Florist -Czarina II. Went to post at 1 :20. Off at the second break to a good start. Won handilv at the end afrnr wonliandaakeTJrse" M. «"»„•""«»»* jt Floriaar came with a rush in Ve ftratohlS won nice a stake horse. He excellent is in form now. The Unknown was rank and wore himself eW° rUD aWSy WA Wa,Sh-, TbiB colt wiU be 1,ard t» heat wiU.a good oVke, uj Dis-soln son, e had no excuse, and hung at the end. Balk Line ran a cracking good race as far as he went and can be marked for early action in ordinary company. Scratched -19176 Tulla Fonso, 105. Overweights— Florizar. 2 pounds. 3 to 5 ; show! fmtCB | ° ; b,°W "* Th° rnk,,owu- P1"- « »• 10; show, out. Dissolute, place,
