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I BROOKLYN FORM CHat GRAVESEND, N. Y., June 13, 1903.— Fifteenth day. Brooklyn Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. Weather showery, track muddy. 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. ~| FIRST RACE — About 3-4 Mile. §1,000 added. All Ages. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 396432JOHN A. SCOTT ws 3 110 1 1" 1" 1* l2 Bullman J W Schorr 91 9Tt5o 3953S ASTARITA w 3 116 4 22 23 24 23 Cochran Mexican Stable 2J 31 16-51 39619 INGOLD ws 3 109 3 33 33 33 32 Gannon A Featherstone 7 7" 5 2 389032TOLEDO w 2 103 5 41 44 4l 42 Wbury C P Waterhouse 10 20 15 6 39595 ORLOFF wb 3 98" 6 5"1 64 5* 54 Creamer W C Daly - 20 20 20 7 39450 CONTEND ws 5 107 2 88 88 74 61 J Martin T Monahan 20 40 20 8 395952MISS DOROTHYwsb-3 104 S 6h 5J 61 7s Haack J Dunbar 15 20 15 6 395383ST. FINNAN wb 6 111 7 71 71 83 83 T Burns M Clancy 4 7 6 2 3S463 VIVIANI wb 4 .100 9 9 9 9 9 D OConr J M Hauxhurst 100 200 100 40 Time, Hi, 23£, 49g, 1:111. Winner— Ch. c, by Russell— Bengaline trained by G. Walker. Went to post at 2:40. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. John A. Scott broke in front and forced the pace to the stretch, where he came away decisively and was easing up slightly at the end. Astarita followed the winners pace closely and held on gamely in a long stretch drive, but at no time appeared to have a chance to beat him. Ingold gave the Schorr colt an argument for the lead in the first quarter, but was crowded at the half and forced to pull up, but came again in the last quarter and was wearing Astarita down for second place. Toledo suffered at the start from his jockeys lack of alertness, but displayed brilliant speed in racing into a contending position, fell away on the turn, and closed up like a cyclone at the end. Orloff got away poorly and finished going well. Contend was badly outrun in the early stages, but finished going fast. Scratched— 362862Unmasked, 127; 39291 Northern Star, 126; 39144 Stevedore, 116; 39595 Captivator, 109; 39570 Interval, 107; 39538 Futurita, 98. John A. Scott, show, 1 to 3. Astarita, show, 3 to 5. Ingold, show, 9 to 10. * ~Cl OQQ SECOND RACE— About 2 1-2 Miles. Steeplechase. ,000 added. 4-year-O J v J -/ O olds and upward. Handicap. Ind Horses AWtSt 4 8 12 16 StrFin Jockeys Owners O R C P~ 3and0743STRKALIGHT ws 136 1 32 35 1* l4 l2 Is Mr TaylorR M Taylor 10 15 15 6 39539 JGE PHILLIPSws 156 4 I1 Is 23 23 23 2* Henry G Schwartz 5 6 6° 3S0243H*K FORWARD w 151 6 4- 4s 32 3° 3s 330 Mr HarrisW C Hayes 3 4 31 6-5 396203LORD RADNORws 140 755 4l 444E Heider R J Laughlin 4 6 5 2 39620 PERION ws 134 2 2" 21 5 Fell. A Hewitt C Pfizer 4 4 18-56-5 3l364fFOXHUNTER w 135 5 Fell. G Green T Hitchcock Jr 4 6 4 8-5 ?,92313VICTOR ws 133 3 Refused. Houlihan I N Megargee 12 20 15 5 ISLANDER ws 135 Left at the post. Dehling S Van Schaick 50 50 30 12 tFormerly Mackey. Time, 5:17g. Winner — B. g, by Searchlight, dam unknown trained by R. M. Taylor. Went to post at 3:10. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second driving. Strikealight raced into the lead early and easily outpaced, outjumped and outstayed his field. Judge Phillips fenced skilfully except at the last obstacle, where he all but fell and, running kindly on the flat, outstayed Hark Forward in the final drive. The latter trailed under clever guidance and always appeared to have a lot in reserve, but he unexpectedly failed to make good when let down in the last quarter and was probably short. Lord Radnor was badly ridden and jumped timidly after his first blundering jump, in which he carried away several fence rails. He was given a cowardly and inefficient ride throughout. Foxhunter, a splendid looking animal, and which had schooled in a satisfactory manner, went right to the front, but fell at the first Liverpool and might have won but for the mishap. Scratched— 396202Goldray, 147; 39620 Draughtsman, 135; 39539 Fablus, 130. Corrected weights — Perion, 134 pounds. Strikealight, show, 3 to p. Judge Phillips, show, evens. Hark Forward, show 3 to 5 Perion, show, 7 to 10. Foxhunter, show? 7 to 10. CONTINUED ON FIFTH rXQS, BROOKLYN FORM OH ART—CON Ti MUED. QO£JO/1 THIRD RACE — About 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. The Tremont «D t7 O * / tJb Stakes. ,500 added. Net value to winner ,300. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39572MAGISTRATE WB 129 1 l2 l2 l3 l2 Bullman A. Belmont 3-513-10G-5 1-2 GETTYSBURG W 115 5 43 61! 2h 21! McCue M Murphy 15 30 30 8 395l02DIMPLE w 112 3 3" 51 4" 3h Redfern E R Thomas 8 10 G 8-5 39G23HARANGUE ws 115 6 C10 4l 31 4h Gannon A Featherstone 2 21 11-53-5 S:tG23tANDREW MACK wb 115 7 7 7 61 5« Hoar F Farrell 15 50 .30 10 333SStSTEELMAKER w 115 4 21 3h 51 6* Odom Gayoso Stable 12 30 20 S ?9293 JACQUIN ws 115 2 5J 2U 7 7 J Martin D C Johnson S 15 15 5 tAdded starters. Time, llg, 23|, 47|. l:13g. Winner— Ch. c, by Hastings— Lady Margaret trained by J. Hyland. Went to post at 3:45. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Magistrates preliminary was very unsatisfactory, in the race he was an entirely different horse. Bullman sent him into the lead at the start and he was never in danger afterward. The field was driving early, to keep within striking distance, and they all tired badly in the last quarter. Gettysburg, the half brother to Schreibers great horse Bannockburn, in his first start broke green, but displayed amazing speed when he got down to work and rah around the field on the turns as if they were anchored and finished out gamely, he is evidently a coming crackerjack. Dimple was a prominent contender for second place throughout and ran a game race. Harangue, away poorly on the outside and apparently bearing out on the turns, suddenly loomed up strong when the field straightened out for the wire, but again bore out near the end. Andrew Mack, away badly and hopelessly outrun to the stretch, closed up with a phenomenal rush and ran an improved race over his preceding one. Steelmaker went a very fast half. Jacquin, on the rail, was crowded out at the half, but recovered the lost ground on the turn after which he tired and was eased up. Scratched— Alliance, 115; 39293 Sir Carter, 112. Magistrate, show, out. Gettysburg, show, 31 to 1. Dimple, show, 7 to 10. Harangue, show, out. , O oY*YVK FOURTH RACE — 1 1-2 Miles. The Brooklyn Derby. Value 0,000. t UDt7 O Net value to winner ,750. ind Horses A Wt St St Vt % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P •WM-WHOR LER wsb 118 1 22 2* lh l2 l1 l3 ONeil Westbury Stable 3 5 5 I 39323GOLD. MAXIM ws 118 3 3* 33 3" 2 2 2* Cochran J P Kraner 3-5 7-107-10out 395982M. ACROBAT WB 118 4 V 1" 23 32° 33» 3 ° Odom PJDwyer 4 7 7 6-5 d 39074 FLYING JIB ws 118 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 Bullman A Belmont 7 8 5 1 Time, 13, 251, 50, 1:168, 1:4SS, 2:11. 2:39J. Winner— Ch. c, by Inverness— Whyota trained by J. E. Madden. Went to post at 4:10. At post 2 minutes. Start good. "Won easily; second the same. Whorler forced the pace from the start and decisively outraced and outstayed his field. He showed extraordinary form in the sloppy going and was much the best today. Golden Maxim quickly gave evidence of inability to stride freely in the going and very early in the race appeared to be a beaten horse, but under a hard drive he gradually closed up on the leader and at the end of a mile and a quarter appeared to have a chance, but Whorler again drew away in the run home. The Golden Garter colt ran a thoroughly game race and would probably have an easy task to reverse this running on a good track. Merry Acrobat raced head and head with the winner for the first mile and on the backstretch appeared able to go to the front at will. He succumbed at the end of nine furlongs, but held on gamely and was a fairly close up third. Flying Jib, far outclassed, was under the whip at the end of the first half, being always hopelessly outrun. No show betting. 39696 FIFTH RACE— 5 12 longs. 00 added. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P " 39648 BOB MURPHY ws 102 1 1" 1*1 1* 1* J Martin J L Holland 1ft is 19 k~~ 396452LISTAWAY w 99 8 9 4 41 2" Wilkson H-T Griffin 20 20 7 TONE W 6 71* 81 31 31* Coleman C P Waterhouse lb *0 20 7 39o993BRONX ws 102 4 31 31 2» 41 Larson H R Schaffpr 1? is is r S9b45 PLEAS. MEMORIESw 102 3 6*1 6 61 51 McCafty R C Hall 30 RO ft in 396482HARBOR wb 107 7 5* 75 71 62 Cochran PJDwyer 6 8 I q° 39452VALOUR ws 102 13 13 11 9 7* Haack A L Aste t 21 hi 1 in 395423SACREDUS w 104 2 4J 51 8* 8= T Burns WB Jennings 6 fi £5° 39295 SAILOR KNOT ws 102 11 10 10 10 -Jt Connell HF Meer 30 60 m fn 39542MIMON w 102 5 22 2* 5110 Robison F FarreU 3 4 4 75 DR. REIS ws 99 12 12 12 12 11 H CalhanM Krauss Rn inn inn In 39645 BRUCEVTLLE wb 102 10 S2 9* 11 12 Redfern J J McCaffertv 10 V? f K 38729 STERLING BELLE w 99 9 1 g_ 13 13 J Jones J Dunbar 100 200 200 80 Winner— B. c, by Grey Friars— Little Pearl trained by E. Steeds. ?nt p2st at i:iQl *At V?st* ™imjtes. Start straggling. Won easily; second driving. t, Bob Murphy, favored at the start and by the going, raced away in the lead and easily withstanding Mimons challenge on the stretch turn practically came home alone. Listawav away badly, immediately commenced to improve his position and at the end finished like a cyclone. Sweet Tone raced throughout on her own courage, overcame interferences and by going wide on the stretch turn her incompetent jockey tossed off second place. Bronx was outrun, but his luck at the start and clear sailing enabled him to apparently last longer than usual. Pleasant Memories finished going well. Harbor worked a rough iournev hnt ran only a moderate race. Valour, nearly left, closed up a tremendous gap. Sacredus failed to stay in the going. Mimon collapsed after chasing the winner for a half Scratched-39645 Any Day, 103; 39621 Gold Ribbon, 101. Corrected weights— Sacredus, 104. Bob Murphy, show, 2h to 1. Listaway, show, 3 to 1. Sweet Tone, show, 3 to 1 Valour show, 1 to 3. Sasredus, show, evens. Mimon, show, 4 to 5. 39697 SIXTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. ,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 Vz % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39671 KINGRAINE w 5 106 3 1* 13 n iij i* is N Lewls j A Bennett 1 — 8 — 5 — 2~ 39624 ROY. PIRAPEwb 3 S6 1 3 33 3* 31 3* 2* Connell Boston Stable 15 15 15 5 396473TIOGA wsb 3 91 4 2= 2* 2= 23 22 31 H CalhanW L Lykens 4 5 4 8-5 39390 SPG SILK W 3 94 6 4" 41 5and S1 5* 41 Wilkson R Clark 30 40 30 10 396002BAR LE DUCwsb 4 99 9 9 9 9 9 61 5" Schoen J P Lambert 3 18-431 6-5 39596 N. LGWORTHws 3 84 7 8« 8« 8" 73 S2 6» McCafty Holly GroveStableS 6 5 2 39671 ARDEN wb 5 101 8 7* 6 42 42 4* 7» Larson G Chandler 5 6 6 2 391243L. ADVOCATE w 3 100 2 51 51 61 5* 73 8« J Martin O L Richards 6 8 8 3 39600 CARROLL D. wb 4 104 5 61 72 71 62 9 9 Creamer W C Daly 10 20 20 7 Time, 12J, 24§, 491, 1:16, 1:44J, 1:58. Winner — Br. h, by King Eric — Loraine trained by J. McClain. Went to post at 5:10. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving Kingraine displayed improved form, led unextended throughout and was the medium of a big coup. Royal Pirate, under the light weight, sustained his speed unexpectedly well but was favored with luck at the start and had clear sailing all the way. Tioga appeared to be the only serious contender for seven furlongs and her effort to beat the winner made her tire at the end and lose second place as she was easily the best of the others Spring Silk went surprisingly well in the race. Bar Le Due got away badly, but closed up fifteen or twenty lengths in the last half, under inefficent handling. Nic Longworth got away slowly and was another horse that had no chance with a small jockey. He rated along at a steady clip from start to finish and at a mile and a quarter would have won off by himself Arden tired in the stretch but finished close up. Scratched— 395742Zoroaster, 101; 39511 Rockey, 100; 39048 Imperious, 98. Overweights — Spring Silk, 3 pounds. Kingraine, show, 6 to 5. Royal Pirate, show, 2 to 1. Tioga, show, 4 to 5 Bar Le Due, show, 7 to 10.
