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WORTH STAKE ENTRIES. t 6 The "Worth Jockey Club stake book was is- 5 sued for circulation yesterday by Secretary Edward Jasper. It contains the nominations to eight feature events for the spring meet-ing of twenty-one days, commencing "Wednesday, April 29, and closing Thursday, May 21. There are eight events on the added money plan, ranging in value from ,000 to ,000, or an average of ,730 for each. This is an in- c crease in the offerings, and is in line with the policy of the "Worth management. Follow- ing is a list of the stakes: Added Est. t Stakes. Dist Money.Value. "Worth Handicap 1 l-16m ,000 ,400 Powers Handicap 1 1-8 m 3,000 4,200 , Calumet Stakes 1 l-16m 2,500 3,460 1 Orland Stakes 1 m 1,000 2,320 i Flying Handicap 3-4 m 1,000 2,070 Evergreen Stakes 5-S m 1,500 2,500 Admiral Stakes 4 1-2 f 1,000 1,790 May Blossom 4 1-2 f 1,000 1,740 A feature of Secretary Jaspers book is that he fixes the dates on which the several stakes 1 are to be decided, a thing that- is done by none orte TocaTlracihg" associations except 1 ing "Washington Park. The "Worth Handicap is fixed for the opening day attraction, being booked for Wednesday, April 29; the Flying Handicap is fixed for Saturday, May 2; the 1 May Blossom Stakes, for Thursday, May 7; the Orland Stakes, for Saturday, May 9; the Admiral Stakes, for Thursday, May 14; the Powers Handicap, for Saturday, May 16; -the Evergreen Stakes, for Monday, May J8; i and the Calumet Stakes, for Thursday, May 1 21. Of the eight stakes four are for three- 1 year-olds and upward, the "Worth, Flying, : Orland and Powers; one is for three-year-olds, the Calumet; and three for two-year-olds, the May Blossom, Admiral and Ever-green. The Orland is a selling stake, the May Blossom, for fillies, the Admiral for i colts and geldings and the Evergreen for youngsters of both sexes. 1 The stakes have an average in nominations of sixty, a good showing for a northern meet- Ing beginning in April. A glance at the list ; of nominators shows that some of the most important stables in the west are repre- sented. It also shows some of the best ma- terial in this section of the country. Of w the two-year-olds nothing can be said this j early they are a mere guess, at least until -they have been tested in the crucible of actual racing. Of course they have shown : something in their trials, else they would not "be entered in stakes; but It is the experience -of trainers that sometimes the most promis- ing of youngsters fall short when it comes to racing, while less promising ones develop into useful and not infrequently superior rac- ing animals. : Secretary Jasper has great hopes for the ; racing at the coming meeting on account of : the forward condition of the stables in train- . ing. It is a matter of general comment that j the animals in course of preparation at the : -various training grounds were never more ! advanced toward a race than this season. At this time last year they were all behind from ; two weeks to a month, on account of the bad -weather. Now the horses, in training at every point are within two weeks of a race. This is taken by Mr. Jasper as an indication of high class racing earlier in the year than usual. A number of improvements have been begun at the "Worth track. The principal one is in the line of draining the grounds. This work is well under way and when completed, will provide amply for seasons as unpropi- 1 t 6 5 c t , 1 i 1 1 1 i 1 1 : i 1 ; w j : : ; : . j : ! ; 1 tious as that of 1902, when rain fell nearly "V every day. Additional stable room has been tl provided by the building of a new barn which m will accomodate upward of 100 horses. As S the Worth plant is prettily situated, little has fi been done in the way of artificial beautifying of the grounds. Word has been received E from track superintendent Lyman Davis, that he will soon be on hand to begin the work of preparing the course. With any kind I of favorable weather conditions, it is ex- pected that this expert in track work will j have the course in shape for fast time when I the meeting opens. Secretary Jasper announces that a number j of additional stakes for the fall meeting I at Worth will be opened and closed in the month of July. Among the good horses entered in the various stakes are McChesney, Lucien Apple- C by, Savable, Abe Frank, Aladdin, Au Revoir, j Evea G., Hermencia, Flying Torpedo, Run- 5 nels, Wyeth, The Lady, Caliban, Gilfain, j Telamon, St. Marcos, John Peters, Topsoil, c BeauOymbhiae",OweBt6riranter, Sam FuV i en, Otis, Schwabe, Port Royal, The Don, Terra Firma, Semper "Vigilans, Hargis, -r Thane, Harrow, Nitrate, Gregor K., Fa- i vonius, W. J. Deboe, Barrack, Alabarch, I Conundrum, Hoodwink, Brush By, Prowl, I The Conqueror H., Philo, High Chancellor, Von Rouse, Mindora, Sigmund, Birch Broom, 1 Josette, Louisville, Trinity Bell, Vulcain, , Sea Lion, Vincennes and others that have won fame on many tracks. The entries to the two big handicaps, the Worth and the 5 Powers, are as follows: The Worth Handicap A sweepstakes for three-year-olds and up- 1 ward; 0 to accompany the nomination, 0 additional to start; ,000 added, of which 00 to the second and 00 to the third horse. Weights to be announced five days before , the race. A winner of any race after the j weights are posted to carry 5 lbs. extra. , Seventy-four nominations. One mile and a sixteenth. Horses. A. Horses. A. W. J. Deboe 5 Gregor K 3 Rankin 3 Telamon 5 , Barrack 6 Potheen 4 Abe Fank .. 4 Favonius 7 i Aladdin 4 St Marcos 5 Little Scout 4 Lord Quex 4 Canyon 3 Thane 4 Au Revoir 3 John Peters 4 1 Pericles 3 Major Tenny 4 j Fox Flyer 4 Topsoil 3 -, Hermencia 6 Witfull 3 , Evea G 4 Felix Bard 6 i i Hargis 4 Beau Ormonde 5 I i Bud Embry 4 Alaska 8 i Alice Dougherty ... 6 Louisville 6 i Serge 3 Banter 3 Gilfain 3 Owenton 4 Huzzah 4 The Forum 3 i. Piederich 5 Hoodwink 4 1 Jaubert 4 Moabina 4 - Harrow 7 Sam Fullen 6 ; Wyeth 4 Paul Whaley 5 Runnels 4 Otis 4 South Trimble 4 Picquart 4 : Scotch Plaid 8 Schwalbe 4 The Lady 6 McChesney 4 : Lucien Appleby 4 Ida "V 5 : Nitrate 5 Port Royal 4 Rolling Boer 5 St Tammany 4 ; Moor 5 The Don 3 Caliban 4 Fromage de Brie.... 4 Pr. of Endurance .. 3 The Conqueror H... 6 . Vulcain 6 Balm of Gilead 4 : Flying Torpedo .... 5 Mauser 3 : Blackthorn 4 Chop Suey 4 - Jessie Jarboe 7 Water Cure 6 El Ghor 7 Eonic 5 The Powers Handicap A sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward; 0 to accompany the nomination, 0 additional to start; ,000 added, of which 00 I to the second and 00 to the third horse. "V tl m S fi E I j I j I C j 5 j c i -r i I I 1 , 5 1 , j , , i 1 -, , i i i i i. 1 - ; : : : ; . : : - I Weights to be announced three days before L the race. A winner of any race after the weights are posted to carry five lbs. extra. t Seventy-two nominations. One mile and a furlong. To be run Saturday, May 16: Horses. A. Hores. A. Rankin 3 Brief 5 Barrack 6 Gregor K 3 r Abe Frank 4 Telamon 5 S Aladdin . 4 Potheen 4 c Little Scout 4 Favonius 7 Canyon 3 St. Marcos 5 Au Revoir 3 Lord Quex 4 Pericles 3 Thane 4 j Hermencia 6 John Peters ....4 j South Breeze 5 Major Tenny 4 j Terra Firma 4 Topsoil . 3 t Evea G 4 Witfull 3 c Hargis 4 Felix Bard 6 j J. Bud Embry 4 Alaska S j Semper Vigilans .... 6 Banter : j Western Duke 5 Owenton 4 j Walkenshaw 9 The Forum 3 j Gilfain 3 Hoodwink 4 j Huzzah 4 Charley Thompson.. 4 Piederich 5 Our Bessie 3 Jaubert 4 Sam Fullen 6 j Alabarch 4 Paul Whaley 5 - Conundrum 5 Dewey 4 j Savable .-: ; . . . .,30tisrfrrrn,r. r."rrr.-.T.,4 High Chancellor 3 Picquart ....4 j Scotch Plaid 8 Schwalbe 4 The Lady 6 McChesney 4 Lucien Appleby 4 Brush By 3 Nitrate 5 Birch Broom 3 Rolling Boer 5 Prowl 4 j Moor 5 The Don 3 Caliban 4 The Conqueror n... G r Pr. of Endurance . . 3 Dr. Stephens 5 I Flying Torpedo 5 Balm of Gilead 4 j Blackthorn 4 Water Cure 6 Jessie Jarboe 7 Eonic 5 I The Orland Selling Stakes was awarded an entry list sufficient to indicate that the sell- j ing plater division at Worth will be remark- ably strong. In the list will be found the 1 names of horses worthy to race over any track in the country, and in the best com- pany. The entries follow: i The Orland Stakes A selling sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward; 0 to accompany the nomina- . tion, 0 additional to start; ,000 added, of which 00 to the second and 00 to the third horse. The winner to be sold at auction. Those entered to be sold at ,500 to carry weight for age; if for less, 3 lbs. allowed for 1 each 00 to ,000, then 1 lb. for each 00 to 00. Starters, with selling prices, to be -1 named through the entry box, at the usual 1 hour of closing, the day before the race, and those so named to be liable for the starting fee. Ninety-two nominations. One mile: Horses. A. Horses. A. W. J. Deboe 5 Lord Quex 4 Rankin 3 Thane 4 Barrack 6 Major Tenny 4 Florestan ....3 C. B. Campbell S Mallory 3 Floyd K 3 Nellie Forest 5 Arachne 5 Capt Hugh Bradley 3 Simoon 4 Pronta 4 Felix Bard 6 Evea G 4 Wolfram 3 Bud Embry 4 Beau Ormonde 5 Alice Dougherty .... 6 Dr. Stuckey 3 Urchin 6 Louisville 6 Sea Lion 7 Sarah Maxim 3 Annie Thompson ... 5 Blue Mint 4 Huzzah . 4 John J. Regan 3 Uranium 3 Harry Beck 4 Ed Adack 5 The Forum 3 Vincennes 6 Hoodwink 4 Conundrum 5 Dodie S 4 Trinity Bell ......... 5 Angelo 3 Amur 5 OHagen 4 Scotch Plaid .:8-Charley Thompson.. 4 Nitrate 5 Bay Wonder 3 Rolling Boer 5 Carrisbrooke 4 Moor 5 Carl Kahler 5 Caliban 4 Moabina 4 Pr. of Endurance ... 3 Sam Fullen 6 Fading Light 3 Barkelmore 3 Flying Torpedo 5 Schwalbe 4 The Unknown 6 Picquart 4 Vulcain 6 Hetzel 3 Blackthorn 4 Mimo 3 CONTINUED ON THIED PAGE. WORTH STAKE ENTRIES. Continued from first page. s. A. Horses. A. t j anners 3 Ida V 5 a C Birch Broom 3 I "arboe 7 By Ways 3 5 Prince Eugene 3 G Somersault 4 ations 4 War Cry 3 i 3 Hedge r 1 TYomage de Brie ... 4 . 4 Glendale 3 l 4 Dr. Stephens 5 I 1 3 Hickory Corners ... 3 t Telamon 5 The Pride 6 Potheen 4 Balm of Gilead 4 Favonius 7 Eonic 5 With one exception all the entries in the J stakes for two-year-olds have been named. The entries to the Evergreen Stakes are i given here to show how the young aspirants 1 to fame have been named. j The Evergreen Stakes j A sweepstakes for two-year-olds; 0 to ac- j company the nomination, 0 additional to j start; ,500 added, of which 00 to the second and 150 to the third horse.- A winner of a stakes of the value of ,200 to carry 3 lbs.; oi t two such stakes, C lbs.; of three stakes of any ! t value, S lbs. extra. Non-winners of a stakes I J that have not won three races allowed 3 lbs.; two races, 5 lbs.; maidens, 10 lbs. Fifty nomi- i nations. Five furlongs: j Arthur, James, b. f, Sharitan, by Free j Knight Columbia. J Bennett, G. C. and Co., b. c, Sanctum, by j St. Maxim Minisink; ch. c, Jovian, by i St Maxim Josephine; ch. c, Glen Gallant, by j Tup- Gallant Glen Belle; b. f, Lucky Sister, -by Lucky Dog Little Sister; b. c, Lord Ten- ; hyson, by Tenny Whisperine. Bradley, E. R., b. c, Lampost, by Lamp- 1 lighter Sarna; ch. c, Common Bird, by The Commoner Birdie T. Brown, R. H., b. c, Manshak.by Gallantry Pattie. Campbell, C. B., ch. f, Maggie Lieber, by Bowling Gre.en Mopsy; ch. f, Pocassat, by Mordotte Idlebridge. Cushing, J. E., br. c, Ed. Guinsburg, by Boundless Courtship; br. c, Ralph Young, by Oakwood Freyja. Drake, J. A., b. c, Rudabeck, by Wagner Linnie; b c, Turtle, by Scorpion Hygeia; ch. c, Ort Welles, by King Eric Teas Over; "bTcT Van Esher, by Esher Van-a-Clar; ch. c, Foncasta, by Fonso Lucasta. Durnell and Herz, b. c, Dr. Loder, by Free Knight Lillian; b. c, Honest John, by Pardee Re-Echo ; b. c, Elwood, by Free Knight Petticoat. Ezell, L. H., ch. f, Lady Fonso, by Morte Fonse Lone Princess; bay filly, by Morte Fonse Little Jill; ch. f, Our Chap, by Morte Fonse Necedah. Gardner, J., ch. g, Happy Hooligan, by Loyalist Shadow. Hildreth, S. C, b. c, Gayoso, by Hamilton II. La Salinas; b. c, OMalley, by Brutus-Rio Hondo. Kiley, T., b. c, Lawndale, by Artillery-Rill. Mahone, C. E., ch. c, Corrillion, by The Bard The Dawn. Marklein, J. J., br. c, Judge Luthers, by King Midas Geneva B.; b. f, Miss Fleisch- mann, by St. Maxim Philopena. Milam, J. C. and Co., b. c, Freckman, by Sir Walter Loneta; ch. c, Judge Denton, by Rusell Princess Royal; b. c, Pat Hammond, jtelTanimond Nettie Whittaker. McTyeire, H. N., b. c, Bobbie Lund, by Lngfish Kanteen. Hvman. J. F., gr. g, Don Domo, by Ran-HKs Faithless. IOwnbey, James, ch. f, Miss Coughlin, by Woodmoss Rose Highby. Price, W. S., br. f, Aransas Pass, by Gallantry Perdenalis. Schreiber, B., blk. c, Blumenthal, by Sain Contest; b. c, Otto Stifel, by Sain We-tumka; br. c, Baggerly, by Sain Parolee; b. f, Semolina, by Sain Yankee Heiress. Slaughter, J. L., b. f, Lucy E. S., by RequitalAlma T.; ch. f, Badger Girl, by Pirate of Penzance Swiftsure. . Smathers, E. E., b. c, Dick Bernard, by Florist Veronica. I Waters, C. E., br. c, Octo Cafe, by Octo- . pus Pousse Cafe; b. c, Robert J. Kleberg, by Octopus Signal. Williams, J. S., br. or blk. c, Yeremi, by Monarch Three Times. Wood, F. T., b. c, Jerry Lynch, by Prince Plenty Princess Rose; b. g, Patsy Brown, by Prince Plenty Dora Wood.
