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HAWTHORNE FORM CHART. CHICAGO. II L., July 28.— Sixth day. Chicago Jockey Club. Summer Meeting. Weather clear: track fast. Presiding Judge, Harry Kuhl. Starter, J. J. Holtmau. Racing starts at 2 :15 p. m. CTrTQ O riKSTRACK— 5 1-2 fnriwip. Far— ftMft. US to — co»d ;» » to tfctodJ • f ♦ O ~* 2-year-olds. Selling. lad Hwwi A Wt St k % X. StrFin Jockeys " Owners O H L C tM7l*PCVSS TATYANA Mft 5" "P ifi 1 1 W Kiley MrsFZuehlkeandCo8-5 8-5 7-5 7-5 19474 B I" G A BOO M M 1 H P 2i i J Walsh F J Kelley 4 5 4 5 18267iSORTlE 107 7» 5 l- l 3- J WinkfieldP Duune 24 4 II 4 19471 CCRD GILLOCK 101 8 I" 9n 24 4* H Rail Mrs J B Rrannon 10 20 10 20 18672 JANOWOOD 96 I"« 6h Jl fi2 5- T Knight W R Griffin 6 8 6 8 19447 A L BROWN 113 2" H4 S* H 6 Cay wood G W Poole and Co 8 12 x 12 19471 COIXTKSSCLARAIOO 4" 8 64 8 74 Hothersall Miles Finlen 15 40 15 40 18672 AN X IOCS 100 3 « 2 k 2$ 34 8 Bradford TLicalzi 15 20 15 20 Time. 114, 234, 36. 481, 1 :02, 1 :084. Winner-Br. f. by Pontico- Black Gal. Went to post at 2:26. At po t 13 minute.-. Start good Won easily : second and third were driving Priuee-ss Tatyana got a ruuning start and smothered her field with speed. She is a good filly at times but is erratic. Bugaboo is a slow beginner but a strong finisher and from the three furlong post made up much ground, finishing gamely under punishment, and in a three-luarter race will be hard to beat. Sortie ran a fairly good race. Winkfield on the latter was pawed oil b Countess Clara while at the post and badly cut about the npek. Janowood had no excuses. Anxious showed a sharp turn of speed hut was short and tired in the stretch. Coun less Clara was the cause of the long delay and twice during her insane spells she threw jockey Hothersall. Overweights — Anxious. 2 pounds; Countess Clara. 4. Princess Tatyana. place. 3 to 5; show, out. Bugaboo, place. 8 to 5 : show. 7 to 10. Sortie, ■bow . J to ■ . » O *i SECOND RACE-3 -4 Mile, rurse #100. 5 to " second ~f5 to third. 1 tf * O O 3-year-olde and upward. Selling. Ind "Horses" A WTSt k H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C ly3l0SIM W. 7 112 3 k andn |ra 14 T Knight H C Applegate 4 44 4 44 19196 VAIN 3 106 84 7 8 44 2*" JWinklield P Dunne 4 5 4 5 19423 MISS SHAN LEV 3 99 9* 3* 4" 4 64 3» Weir A Willis 16 15 10 15 19266POPE LEO S 113 4h 4» 3h M 4- Caywood J W Wilson 2 24 2 24 19423 MAGGIE DAVIS 4 95 5" 5s 73 5« 54 J Waldo W M Sloan 4 4 4 4 19*99 EMMA R. 3 94 1" 1« |l In* 61 Ransom John Brenock 12 15 12 15 laiod BITTER ROOT 5 106 7» 9-10 9- 7- W Kiley MrsFZuehlkeandCo 20 30 20 30 17064-PIRTE J. 3 % 2" 2h 2"" f* 84 J Walsh F W Miner 6 20 6 20 19065 VIOL. PARSON 36 105 10 81 6h 81 9* L Rose E Rentz 20 30 ?0 30 13979 PANTLAND 3 % 64 10 93 10 10 Newcom G W Poole and Co 60 100 60 1C0 Time. 124. 244, 374, 494, 1 :02, 1 :15. Winner— B. g, by Cortez— Mary Williams. Went to post at 3 H6. At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won easily ; second, third and fourth were driving to the limit. Sim W. was the best and t»st ridden. The gelding was outrun down the backstretch, but Knight took matters easy, hugged the rail, thereby saving much ground, and waited for the natural spread at the head of the stretch before he made his move. Then he shot Sim W. to the front like a flash and at the end was going away. Vain, from a poor beginning, made up much ground ani ran a good race. Miss Shanley also did well. She sharply interfered with Pirate J., causing Walsh, on the latter, to pull up. Pirate J. showed a lot of speed, but seemed short and was stopping when Miss Shanley interfered with him. Pope Leo lost much ground by making a wide turn into the stretch Maggie Davi had a rough journey. Scratched— 19475 Etta, 92 : 19268 Van Hoorebeke, 88. Overweights — Bitter Root, 4 pounds: Vain. 1 : Pantland. 1 ; Violet Parsons, 2. Sim W., place, 8 to 5 ; show, 7 to 10. Vain, place, 2 to 1 ; show, evens. Miss Shanley, show, 24 to I. Pope Leo, place, evens: show. 1 to 2. Maggie Davis, place, 8 to 5; show. 7 to 10. TqQI THIRD RACE- .Short Course. Purse, 00. 5 to second ; 5 to third. Ii/OOt 3-year-olds anct upward. Allowances. Steeplechase. Ind Horses "~" A Wt St ~2 6 8 1~ StrFin Jockeys Owners- O H L C 19473K4LOBE II. 5 160 34 44 3t 2»« 1** 13 l Egge:son John Brenock 2 16-53 16-5 194733P. PAKTOUT 4 141 1h i 114 14 2and 2* 2 Gallagher R J Laughlin 3 4 3 4 19473 RENO 8 145 2" 25 24 34 4 1 3 G Wilson Ben Fletch«r 12 12 7 7 19473 MANCH1E 4 125 l« M 4- 41 3" 4 4 Stoffell Mrs R Bradley 30 00 30 100 19473 ZCFALLIG 7 135 84 6- M 5 Fell. Huston R B Forsvthe 8 9 8 9 186U3MINOR D. 4 130 9 8 I Fell. S Johnson C C Rumrill Jr 25 30 25 30 19400 ALK RNIAN3 125 7» V Fell. Kelly John Brennan 7 7 7 7 19473 DURvV AD 6 137 64 S « Fell. L Barton James Wilson 6 6 5 5 lynS-ONCE MORE 6 140 4h Fell. C Johnson M Jordan 6 6 5 5 Time, 3:154. Winner— Br. g. by Little Mi ich —Gwendoline. Went to post at 3:46. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second and third the same. The race wa9 a sensational one, as it abounded in accidents, none of which was serious. Globe 11. is a good, safe jumper and went the route without making a mistake. Eggerson rides the gelding w»ll. Passe Partout, as usual, quit when the pinch came. He showed the most speed, but lacked endurance. Keno was prominent all the way. and this was a great improvement over his la-t two performai ees. Once More and Johnson got an ugly-looking fall over the first jump. At t lie sixth fence CaHfornian went down and Durwad stumbled over him. Minor D. and Zufailigfell at the seventh and eleventh jumps respectively. Scratched— 19173 Becky Rolfe. 14fi. Overweights -Znfallig. 5 pounds : Passe Partout. 1. Globe II., place. 6 to 5 ; show, 7 to 10. Passe Partout, place. 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. Reno, show 6 to 5. Y 0~"~FOURTH RACE- :N4~1S lie. The July Stakes7~00 added. 50 to second; 9_7*ty*f 5 to third. 3-year olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St M !4 X~ StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C ~ U-399 LIVADIA 5 106 3" 2»« 34 1*« I" Mathews J Griffin and Co 8 12 8 2~ l9327ALCEDO 3 107 6 5« fc* » 25 JWinkfield P Dunne 4 5 4 5 19399 MINT SACCE 4 101 2" 44 4-4 34 34 Tully A R Cowser 24 34 24 34 1932,-SHARP BIRD 3 95 4" 1. D4 21 4* T Knight S Lazarus 6 8 6 8 19215 SLY S1U IS 3i 2x *■■ S* Caywood D M Hanlon 1 6-5 1 6-5 1M18*TAME IR1SHMN3 92 5« ft ft 6 6 J Walsh C H Williams 8 25 8 25 Time. 12 24i. 48s, 1 :00;, 1 :13i. Winuer— Ch. in. by Wawekus— Leonora Richards. Went to post at 4:16. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving to the limit; second, third and fourth were under keen pressure. Livadia awoke suddenly and ran a high class race. The last time she and Mint Sauce met the latter beat her many lengths. Alcedo ran a cracking good race, and perhaps should have won. He had bad luck early, hut when he got clear sailing in the stretch he made up much ground rapidly. Mint Sauce hardly ran up to expectations. Sharp Bird broke well in his stride and showed a lot of speed, but he was outclassed, and tired at the end. Sly was dull of speed and ran far below her mark. She had a lot of racing at Washington Park and perhaps needs a rest. Tame Irishman was outclassed and finished where he belonged. Scratched -19452iGroenock. 100: 19375 Belle of Memphis. 113; 19328-The Sprite. 95; 15467 Maharajah, 95; 19448 Hermoso, 120: 18851 Nobleman, 116. Livadia. place. 4 to 1 ; show, 6 to 5. Alcedo, place, 7 to 5 ; show. 1 to 2. Mint Sauce, show, 1 to 2. Sly. place. 1 to 2s show, out. Tnfct/ FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse"00. 5 to second ; 5 toThird". JL %J * O v / 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind "~" Horses ~AWt St fr ~y, % "StrFin jockeys """Owners"" """"O H L C 19399JOHN A.M RRIS4 110 li 1» 1* 1* is 1- JWinkfieldJ D McMillan 8-5 24 8-5 24"" 18X51 NOBLEMAN 4 107 6 Hi 3- S 2« 2 W Kiley W M Clark 15 30 15 30 1940S-ORIMAR 6 112 5h : h :,. 4 i J, Caywood J T Stewart and Co 7-5 8 5 7-5 8-5 19374 FO IM 5 102 f V 24 24 34 4- T Knight John Huffman 3 3 » 24 194763BONEY BOY 4 106 B" 34 44 54 r,i 5s* Seaton Mrs R Bradley 10 20 10 6 19507 CLAY POYNTER 5 104 4» 6 6 6 6 6 Hertiug J D Farrell ACo 10 20 10 20 Time. 12.24,48., 1:144.1:10.. Winner— Br. c, by Gallantry— Jetty. Went to post at 4 :45. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second and third were doing their best. John A. Morris is a very fast breaker and got a trifle the best of the start. He is a speed marvel, and setting a pace to suit himself, won all the way without being ever fully extended. Nobleman, uuder a good ride, ran a cracking good race. He is a handy horse in any kind of ,roing and is now in excellent form. Orimar got the worst of the break and about ran his race. Found was used up in chasing John A. Morris in the first part of the race and tired badly in the stretch. Boney Boy showed some -peed. Clay Poynter was beaten off all the way. Scratched— lJ4523Greenock, 1C0. John A. Morris, place. 3 to 5 : show. 1 to S. Nobleman, place. 10 to 1 ; show. 3 to 1. Orimar. place. 3 to 5 ; show. out. Found, place evens: show. 2 to 5. I| rr Q r7 SIXTH RACE -l l-l« Mll«». Purse 00. a to second; 5 to tund. /»0 I 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. I nH "Horses" A Wt St vT~ H ~% StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 1»424BANGLE 5 n»w ;»► 4*4 4* 4* 24 Jl J V inkfleldlTS Gardner Jr 24 24 24 ti~ 193 1-P1NK COAT S 111 4» 5m 51- 53" 35 23 Caywood WdfordandBucknrll-lOU-lOl 1 19328 JOHN BAKER 6 109 54 2h 2- 2U 1»» and W Kiley J D McMillan 12 15 12 15 19403EVA RICE 5 104 1 « Si S»« 3« 5-" 4s J Walsh C K Burdeau 4 44 4 44 19218 SEMPER EADEM4 102 24 Vi 14 14 44 5 T Knight J Murphy 20 30 20 30 19288 ELK IN 6 109 666666 Patterson J H Young 60 150 60 150 Time, 124, 245,494. 1:15, 1:40, 1:464. inner— B h. by Iroquois— Bracelet. Went to post at 5:20. Off at the first break to a good start. Won hand ridden : second driving to the limit. Third handily. Bangle wou a lucky race. He ran kindly, had clear sailing, and after interfering with Pink oat at the head of the stretch had things his own way. Pink Coat was undoubtedly the best, but Caywood rode a bad race on him being badly shut off on the first turn and riding into « pocket at the head of the stretch. The chances are Pink Coat was enough the best to have wou had Caywood eone to the outside with him and raced all around the field. John Baker was right there all the way and can win at once if placed right. Eva Rice hardly ran her race. Semper Edam showed a lot of speed. Elkins racing days seem to be over. 8oratched-19424*Our Nellie, 105; 19172 Jim McCleevy, 107: 19403 Judge Denny, 109; 19424 Barton. 106. Overweights— Pink Coat, 2 pounds. Bangle, place, 3 to 5 : show, out. Pink Coat, place, out. John Baker, show, 3 to 2. Eva Rice, place. 6 to 5; show. 7 to 20.
