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| | i ; ; ; ; ; : ■ - . | BROOKLYN FORM CHART. GRAVESEND, N. Y., May 29, 1903.— Second day. Brooklyn Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Secretary, H. D, Mclntyre. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. 39322 FIR|T11PACE— About 3"4 Mi,e- 5900 added- 3-year-olds and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St hi hi % StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P~" 3SS04RT AND TRUEwb 3 100 3 2* l2 11 1" McCafty A C McCafferty 5 6 4 7-5 3S772IRISH JEWEL ws 6 106 1 42 51 34 22 ONeil .P M Civill 8 10 10 3 3S951 NEITHER ONE wsb 4 101 2 31 2* 2* 34 H Michls M Krauss 10 30 30 10 3S756 2 ARME ATH WB 5 111 6 5*. 4* 51 41 Fuller F Farrell 6-5 7-5 9-102-6 38371 BENMORA ws 4 103 5 1*. 31 4- 51 Cochran J J, McCafferty 20 20 20 8 39122 BL. AND ORNGEw 3 95 8 61! 61 62 65 Haack J Cotton 8 15 15 5 3S5S6 ANNA DALY W 3 87 4 82 7- 7* 78 E Walsh W C Daly 50 100 100 30 38149 GENESEO ws 4 96 9 91 9l 9 8s J Jones P McCann 60 100 100 40 3198S2MARGRAVIATE W 5 106 7 78 82 8* 9= Wondly F Brindle 5 7 6 21 31870 DELATE w 4 106 10 10 10 10 10 Hicks C Jacobs 100 150 150 40 Time, 12h 24, 481, 1:10§. Winner — Br. c, by Tristan — Ellerdie trained by A. C. McCafferty. Went to post at 2:30. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; -second easily. Right and True followed the pacemaker closely for three furlongs, then ran into the lead, which he increased when straightened for home, but was unexpectedly driven out right at the end. Irish Jewel, in close quarters directly after the start, appeared unable to hold his position in the first quarter and came into the stretch wide, but was making up the lost ground very fast in the final furlong. Neither One, suddenly improved, went up to the winner on the far turn and held on unusually well in the last quarter. Armeath was always outrun and in the final drive to the wire he only held his position. Benmora showed considerable early speed and was probably short. Blue and Orange got away poorly. Margra- d viate was palpably unfit and pulled up very sore. - I Scratched— 3S80*62Schoharie, 105; 38520 Ran After, 103; 36086 Semper Vivax, 100. | Corrected weights— Irish Jewel, 106. _ Right and True, show, 3 to 5. Irish Jewel, show, 7 to 5. Neither One, show, 5 to 1. Armeath, show, out. »» O U SECOND RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. ,200 added. 3-year-olds and upward. 3Q tJ f jZi O Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St St hi. hit % StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 35505 G. MAXIM w 3 116 1 H 1» l1! 14 11 l2 Cochran J P Kraner 8 15 7 2* 390532CARBUNCLE WB 6 111 5 6a 64 7* 71 4* 2" McCue R T Wilson 7 9 S 3 39123 RIV. PIRATE W 3 110 2 3 » 3" 41 41 24 31! W Hicks P Belmont 4 5 41 8-5 392042TORCHLIGHT W 4 90 3 41 41 51 6* 61 42 Creamer W C Daly 12 20 20 6 39203 BON MOT w 4 102 4 22 2ll 2" 32 3" 52 Fuller H E Rowell 31 41 41 8-5 39205 CIRCUS W4S6 7S 8 8 8 8 6* Connell J G Lang 12 20 20 8 39149tSURMISE wb 5 10S 8 ? 7" 6" 5» 7" ? Haack H J Morris 3 3 11-59-10 391732HOMESTEAD w 4 107 6 51 51 31 2" , 5l 8 Wbury G B Morris 8 12 12 4 tOmitted from entries. Time, 12* 24§, 49|. 1:15, 1:41, 1:53§. Winner — B. c, by Golden Garter — Miss Maxim trained by E. L. Graves. | Went to post at 2:55. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Golden Maxim has trained into a crack three-year-old. He took the track at the start and led throughout. The field closed up on him at the end of seven furlongs, but only on sufferance, as he came away decisively when straightened for the wire. Carbuncle, on the inside, moved up fast on the turn and into the stretch and finished out gamely under Mc-Cues vigorous ride. River Pirate was going so fast on the stretch turn that he ran up to the winner and had to pull up. He appeared like coming on in earnest when fairly settled for home, but Hicks allowed him to swerve and throw away second money. Torchlight, compelled to go wide on the last turn, finished going fast. Bon Mot went a good seven furlongs and failed to stay. Circus made up a lot of ground in the last three furlongs. Surmise ran a bad race. Homestead quit at the end of seven furlongs. Scratched— 391472Pentecost, 126; 392053City Bank, 107; 38584 Ethics, 108; 38979sNumeral, 107; 39100 Justice. 108; 392052The Carmelite, 100; 38876 Interval, 100; 38759 Rightful, 110. Golden Maxim, show, 7 to 5. Carbuncle, show, 7 to 5. River Pirate, show, evens. Surmise, show, 2 to 5. THIRD CE— 1 Ml!e and 70 Yards. ,000 added. 3-year-olds. AHow- 3932*4- " Ind Horses A Wt St hi hi % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39147 AKELA w 111 .5 1* l1! I2 l1 11 T Burns vOneck Stable 10 16 15 13-5 3S584 MACKEY DWYERwb 114 1 44 4* 5 3* 221 Odom P H McCarren 2-5 1-2 2-5 Out 390033STROLLER w 106 2 23 21 2» 2h 3s Cochran J Fleischmann 3 6 6 1 39144 STAMP. GROUNDwsb 109 4 5 5 42 42 410 Gannon J Dunbar 6 10 9 8-6 38758 HACKENSACK w 111 3 3 » 33 3" 5 5 McCue Weston Stable 30 100 100 20 Time, 12J, 24g, 492, l:15g, l:41g, 1:451. Winner — Br. c, by G. W. Johnson — Virgie Johnson trained by W. C. Rollins. Went to post at 3:20. At post 1 minute. Start fain Won driving; second easily. Akela broke running and cut across the field, seriously interfering with the favorite. He then made all the running, the pace being comparatively slow, and a close stretch turn v gained him enough ground to last out the -journey after standing a long and stiff drive. Mackey Dwyer was the worst treated horse that has been seen in many a long day. Every horse in the race took a crack at him. He was running into pockets and repeatedly pulling up and finally went around the field on the stretch turn, where he was carried disastrously wide. He finished very fast under punishment, but could not quite get up and Was much the best horse. Stroller went well throughout. Stamping Ground was poorly ridden, tiring In the final stretch drive. Her Jockey appeared to be more intent on worrying the favorite and keeping him in a secure pocket than In improving his position. Hackensack showed a good turn of speed for seven frulongs and was easing up at the finish. Scratched— 392052The Carmelite, 114; 39096 General Prig, 109; 33256 Extravaganza, 104. Overweights — Stroller, 2 pounds; Hackensack, 2. Akela, show, 1 to 2. Stroller, show, 2 to 5. j QQ»JOfr FOURTH RACE— About 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. The tj *J *J tJ Patchogue Stakes. ,500 added. Net value to winner ,110. Ind Horses A Wt St hi hi % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3S614PLATER WB 3 102 1 1" 1* 1" 1 » Haack A L Aste 4-5 6-511-102-5 * 390772T. MUSKETEER W 5 111 4 2s 2s 24 2* Fuller Mrs F Farrell 8-5 2 6-5 2-5 3C013 OPERATOR ws 5 106 2 42 32 3* 35 J MathwsH B Durham t20 30 30 8 i S87833TOSCAN wb 3 105 7 53 5* 4" 42 Cochran Columbia Stable 15 20 20 6 3S977 FORWARD wsb 3 94 6 8s 8 6l 5h Larson A Belmont 30 40 40 10 38905 DEMURRER wsb 5 111 3 3" 4* 51 64 Odom H R Schaffer 20 25 25 7 39120STRIBES HILL w 4 104 5 73 7s 71 7* ONeil J L McGinnis 30 60 60 12 38977 FOXY" KANE w 3 101 9 6" 63 8g 8s Wondly M H Tichenor 100 100 50 15 „ ~~ CONTINUED ON FIFTH FlXtX, BROOKLYN FORM CHART-CONTINUED. S9096 GENERAL PRIG w3 SO 8 9999 McCafty H B Durham t20 30 30 S ■fCoupled in betting. Time, 11. 22g, 47g. 1:09. Winner — B. c, by Henry of Navarre — Invermay trained by A. L. Aste. Went to post at 3:45. At post 6 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second handily. Plater was well favored by the start, forced the pace throughout and, after a long and terrific drive of fully three furlongs, outstayed The Musketeer, displaying unexpected gameness at the end when plied with the whip. The Musketeer failed to get away in his stride and the effort to join issue with the winner took a lot out of him. He ran a high-class race and forced Plater along a furlong in ten and three-fifths seconds on the turn. He was also under the additional disadvantage of being on the outside. Operator, a good horse right now, finished very fast and was rapidly overhauling the leaders. Toscan closed a big gap in the last half. Demurrer retired early. Tribes Hill and Foxy Kane were both running on at the end. Scratched— 382923John A. Scott, 107; 39203 Highlander, 108; 39051 Cinquevalli, 105; 3S4342 Labor, 98; 390963Remorse, 108; 39322 Blue and Orange, 90. Corrected weights — Tribes Hill, 104. Plater, show, out. The Musketeer, show, out. Durham entry, show, 3 to 1. Operator, singly, place, 10 to 1; show, 4 to 1. FIFTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. ,000 added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. tC 33 Ind Horses A Wt St 34 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 38554 SEYMOUR wb 112 1 l1 11 11 l1 T Burns P H McCarren 3 4 31 1 390732COLL. JESSUP w 112 5 3* 21 22 2* Odom D Higgins 4-5 9-107-10out 387293TIM PAYNE wb 107 4 2h 31! 32 33 Cochran J L McGinnis 20 20 20 6 MONET ws 107 6 64 41 41 42 W MrphyJ W Schorr 40 100 100 30 3S0143CASCINE ws 117 3 4h 5b 51 51 Wbury C T Waterhouse 15 30 25 8 390738MASEDO WS 112 2 52 61 61 6h Larson G A Davis 5 5 5 7-6 POSSESSION w 104 9 74 72 7l 71 Minder C Oxx 20 40 40 12 MOHAVE w 107 S 8 8 S S« ONeil J Fleischmann 10 30 30 8 THISTLE HTHER w 104 7 9 9 9 9 Boiesen S Paget 30 60 60 20 Time, 12, 23J, 48, l:00g. Winner — B. c, by Loyalist — Duchess trained by F. Brown. Went to post at 4:15. At post 3 mnutes. Start straggling. Won handily; second easily. Seymour looks and ran like a good colt, obtained a good lead at the start and made the most of his advantage, stalling off a strong challenge from Collector Jessup when a furlong out and was coming away fast at the end. Collector Jessup failed to get away on even terms and in working into a contending position was seriously interfered with, but when moving up fast and nearly lapped on the winner the latter bore out and Collector Jessup fell back several lengths, finally coming on the outside and all but passed Seymour in the stretch. Tim Payne ran a remarkably good race and was a sharp contender to the stretch after interfering with the favorite on the turn. Monet finished a good fourth easing up and must be of some account. Cascine will show to better advantage in longer races. Masedo was crossed by the winner at the half and nearly thrown, destroying any chances of his winning. Scratched— 39145 Golden Drop, 109; 39145 Pirouette, 104; 391453Destiny, 104. Seymour, show, 2 to 5. Tim Payne, show, 2j to 1. SIXTH RACE — About 3-4 Mile. 00 added, 3-year-olds. Maidens. Allow- f _/ O t ances. Ind Horses A Wt St »4 % 34 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3916S3DAMON W 112 7 54 41 2and 1» ONeil R H McC Potter 4 7 6 21 MANY THANKS ws 107 S l2 l2 l2 23 Minder E D Morgan 3 5 5 2 39075 TRISTESSE . wb 107 5 21 21* 31 31 T Burns R W Walden 8 12 10 4 360S63LEIPSIC W 112 3 63 51 a* 41 Wondly J H Carr 4 7 6 21 3SS0S3MENNENFIELD W 112 1 41 62 62 51 McCue Weston Stable 8 15 15 6 390753WYEFIELD wb 109 14 7h 81 SI 61 Jenkins W H Timmons 4 5 5 2 3615S GUY PARK w 112 10 10 9 71 71 Gannon C N Williams 10 10 10 4 3S616 CALCUTTA W 109 11 13 11 11 S» Fuller F Farrell 4 4 21 1 33S38 BOB HILLIARD w 109 13 12 12 12 94 Cochran J W Smyth 30 40 40 15 35097 ICONOCLAST W 107 6 31 3h 4* 102 Creamer W C Daly 100 200 200 80 39232 NORTHN LIGHT w 112 9 84 71 9 11 N Lewis W J Roche 40 60 60 20 KARNA C. w 112 15 91 10 10 12 Wbury G B Morris 20 20 20 8 34559 INNSBRUCK ws 112 4 11 13 13 13 Shea R T Wilson Jr 40 40 40 15 THE LOOP w 107 12 14 14 14 14 Connell G H Whitney 20 25 20 8 3S495 CRUACHAN w 112 2 15 15 15 15 Treubel M F Dwyer 100 200 200 80 Time, 121, 241, 48g, 1:11§. Winner— Blk. c, by Nomad— Rosalie trained by F. Burlew. Went to post at 4:45. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Damon was lucky and had clear sailing, finished out the last quarter gamely and was probably the best. Many Thanks made the running and always appeared to be the winner, tiring in the last few strides. Tristesse, in between the first two, was crowded out the last fifty yards when they closed in on her and she was going faster than either the end. Leipsic should improve and was buffeted about considerably in the last quarter. Mennenfield ran a good race after being crowded on the stretch turn. Wyefield, away badly, closed a tremendous gap and finished like a streak. Guy Park was also running past horses in the stretch. Calcutta is highly tried, ran green and had no chance at the start. Scratched— 39234 King Carter, 112; 36086 Semper Vivax, 109; Matchless, 112. Damon, show, 7 to 5. Many Thanks, show, 6 to 5. Tristesse, show, 2 to 1. Calcutta, show, 1 to 2. _ nnortO SEVENTH RACE — About 3-4 Mile. 00 added. 3-year-olds and upward. QtlOO Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % Vz % StrFin Jockeys- Owners O H C P 3S20DROUE wb 4 105 2 34 34 31 l1 H Michls F H Milden 10 15 12 5 39203 HIGHLANDER W 4 116 9 71 6* 2* 24 McCue R T Wilson Jr 7-5 21 21 1 S84952COURTMAID ws 3 102 3 51 5* 6* 3* Wondly J H Carr 4 5 3 6-0 38671 ROSTAND w 3 102 11 4* 74 £ £ Gannon M F Dwyer 10 12 12 5 38520 MID. CHIMES WB 6 96 4 61 4* 81 51 DeSouza B S Kiloy 30 30 30 10 391682TIOGA WSB 3 105 12 10 9 9 61 T Burns W L Lykens lo 20 20 8 39122 SADDUCEE w 6 108 10 81 8b 71 71 Jenkins Pieasance Stable 6 7 7 21 375 JULIA TONKIN w 4 98 1 14 H l1 84 Redgton Boston Stable 50 100 30 12 SSttSoN Z 5 101 5 9 V 10 f D Oonr J E Widener 30 100 100 40 Vfll PRANOER w 4 103 8 11 11 11 10 Doyle R Haas 100 100 100 30 39077 TIMD JR WB 4 106 6 2" 2" 5" 11 Fuller P H Sullivan 4 4 31 6-5 ShEATHSVILLE W 5106 7 12 12 12 12 McCaulV T J Diveny 100 100 100 30 Time, 111, 24|, 48g. 1:101. Winner— Ch. g, by Inverness— Flirt trained by F. H. Milden. Went to post at 5:10. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Roue an improved horse, went to the front quickly when straightened out for home and gamely stalled off Highlanders rush at the end. The latter worked through a rough journey to the stretch, where he finished going fast. Courtmaid was rough back early in the race and came fast at the end from a long way back. Rostand, a slow beginner in a big field, was repeatedly interfered with. Tioga was nearly left and made up ground throughout. Julia Junkin is a fast one evidently and may have been short. Sadducee ran a poor race. Scratched— 39158 Burning Glass, 97; Silverdell, 92. Corrected weights— Highlander, 116; Julia Junkin, 96. Overweights — Rostand, 3 pounds; Julia Junkin, 2. Roue, show, 2i to 1. Highlander, shoW, 1 to 2. Courtmaid, show, 3 to 5. Tim D. Jr., show, 7 to 10: I I j| j I : 1 ; ; i J ! • 1 : ; 1 1 I 1 ! 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