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• t i BROOKLYN FORM CHART GRAVESEND, N. Y., June 17, 1903.— Eighteenth day. Brooklyn Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. Weather cloudy, track fair first four races, wet last two. 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. 66 FIRSTRACE— About 3-4 Mile. 00 added. 3-year-olds and upward! Ind Horses A Wt St *4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8iG19VAN NESS WB 4 1L5 3 14 1 1*1 l2 ONeil W M Barrick 6-5 8-511-102-5 S8951 PETRA II. w 5 109 2 51 2* 25 22 Creamer H Graham 15 15 15 6 S9570 BLUE BANNER w 3 101 5 3l 31 35 34 Wilkson Pleasance Stable 30 100 100 30 396G72INVASION ws 5 109 7 4* 5h 4" 45 N Lewis J K Garnet 15 15 15 6 397173ROSTAND W 3 10G 14 Si 6" 54 55 H Michls M F Dwyer 15 20 20 7 3bi063M. RICHARDSON W 4 104 : 61. 75 6" 6* Farley F Clarkson 100 100 30 10 39717 BRIXTON w 4 113 9 11 9 85 71 McCue M Murphv 12 25 25 8 392G1 MOROKANTA ws G 109 1 12 11 11 8» Haack E J Miller 20 25 25 8 39201 PRINCE CHING ws 3 103 S 7" 81 9l 94 J Martin H J Morris 1 20 50 50 15 39717 NEITHER ONE wb 4 109 13 10 10 10 10 J MathwsM Krauss 15 20 20 8 32SG23FLYWHEEL wb 4 114 11 13 12 12 11 W Hicks P Belmont 4 G 6 2 3G08G SEMPR VIVAXwsb 3 103 15 14 14 14 12 Cochran J P Kraner 20 25 20 S S932SROUE wb 4 115 12 9 13 13 13 T Burns F H Milden Jr 12 15 12 4 30245 SQUID w 3 98 10 15 15 15 14 E Walsh W C Dalv GO 100 100 30 35930 KENTKY ROSE wb 3 96 4 2" 4h 75 15 McCafty J G Lyman 40 CO 60 15 Time, 121, 241, 49, 1:11. Winner — Blk. g, by Loyalist — Ada B. trained by W. M.-Barrick. Went to post at 2:30. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Van Ness won as if he outclassed his field, led unextended throughout and is in rare form. Petra II. finished, with a rush. Blue Banner is much improved and may develop into above the average, held a prominent position from the start and was going rcsolutokMjte finish. Invasion -unexpectedly failed to stay after- moving up fast as the field str.K , for home. Rostand, a slow beginner, closed a tremendous gap. Brixton movedV his field when the pace was fastest on the far turn, tiring in the stretch and evBfy favors mud. Morokanta was crowded back and out of it directly after the start and .Toade up a lot of ground after. Flywheel was beaten off. Kentucky Rose followed the -sunner clear into the stretch and finished pulling up. Scratched— 39697Kingraine, 118; 39481 Candling, 114; 34823 Dr. Bissell, 103; 39450 Rag-lets, 101; 38781 Lady Lake, 96. Overweights — Brixton, 2 pounds. Van Ness, show, 1 to 5. Petra H., show, 3 to 1. Blue Banner, show, 15 to 1. , 59767 SEC-NDiI:RAG:B — 1 1-16 Miles- ?1.200 added. 3-yearolds and upward" " Ind~Horses A Wt St % % StrFin Jockeys Owners Q H C P 39447PROPER ws 3 104 7 54 44 44 32 I1 ONeil W B Jennings T~7 4 39668RIVER PIRATE WB 3 111 3 24 34 34 21 21 W Hicks P Belmont £• 4 4 6-5 39598 HIMSELF ws 5 100 1 l* 2and 1* 1and 32 Creamer W C Dalv li 15 12 4 39026 SHORTHOSE ws 3 113 5 6l 6i 64 51 45 Haack Goughacres Stbl 6-5 9-5 8-5 7-10 39573 CARBUNCLE wb 6 109 ti 7 7 7 7 5h Redfern R T Wilson Jr 6 7 6 2 39205 DR. SAYLOR ws 3 99 2 3b 52 a2 4h 6* J Martin F J Lantrv 12 15 12 4 39356 TUGAI BEY w 3 88 4 4" 1" 2 » 6l 7 McCafty O L Richards 30 60 60 25 Time, 12g, 25, 491, l:14g, 1:41, l:47g. Winner — B. c, by Preston-pans — Prim n. trained by W. B. Jennings. Went to post at 3:00. At post 1 minute. Start good." Won easily; second handily. Proper trailed in behind the three leaders, which were racing head and head for six furlongs and, moving up after being straightened away for home, finished out the last furlong with a rare burst of speed and is evidently a crack three-year-old. River Pirate practically forced the pace to the stretch turn, where he found himself tightly pinned in between two, allowing Himself to steal away at a critical moment. With clear sailing he Anally closed up with a rush, only to be in turn passed by the winner in the last sixteenth. Himself, on the inside and showing brilliant speed, suddenly drew into a clear lead when turning into the stretch and appeared like a sure winner, but unexpectedly tired. Shorthose got away slowly and, under Haacks weak efforts, was unable to keep within striking distance in the first six furlongs, but was making up ground in the stretch. He pulled up lame after the race and ran in bar plates, has been on the ailing list and is only partially recovered. Carbuncle has probably developed into a confirmed sulker or else has trained off. Dr. Saylor and Tugai Bey both failed to stay. Scratched— 39450DublIn, 126; 35904 Eugenia Burch, 106; 39697 Bar Le Due, 89. Overweights — Dr. Saylor, 4 pounds. Proper, show, 7 to 10. River Pirate, show, 3 to 5. Himself, show, 2 to 1. Shorthose, show,__l_ to 3. €1903.sh 76S ™IRD RACE— About 3-4 Mile. 51,200 added. 2-year-olds. Handicap. Ind Horses . A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S9G9G VALOUR WS 117" t 6 3and 14 l2 H Michls A L Aste 4 5 4 6=T 397223REVEILLE ws 102 5 3* 4and 3" 24 Redfern A Miller 4 4 35 1 39597 MOHAVE ws 112 3 4h 5s 54 3" J Martin J Fleischmann 15 25 25 S 39669 VAGARY wb 112 4 1" 24 4s 4s Gannon E R Thomas , 6 S 8 2* 391212RACE KING wsb 126 1 22 1and 2" o2 Odom O L Richards 25 13-52 « 39648 OLAF WS 112 2 53 6 6 6 ONeil E D Morgan 2 5 4 7-5 Time, 12|, 24and 50g, l:12g. Winner— Ch. c, by Bassetlaw — Victoria Cross trained by A. L. Aste. Went to post at 3:25. At post. 1 minute. Start fair. Won easily; second the same. Valour is a fast colt and a stayer. To a bad sendoff, he trailed the field to the half, where he was shut off in an attempt to go through next to the rail and was again similarly treated on the stretch turn, but gamely overcoming interference, he closed up like a cyclone, winning decisively at the end. Reveille, under skillful handling, ran in much improved form and kept coming very gamely at the finish. Mohave, after turning wide, moved up with a rush in the last furlong. Vagary again failed to stay after racing In front for five furlongs. Race King forced the pace and was unable to last. He is on the small side and probably a non-stayer. Olaf retired early and ran a particularly bad race. Scratched— 39146 The Lady Rohesia, 117; 39743 Tomcod, 110. Corrected weights — Olaf, 112. Valour, show, 3 to 5. Reveille, show, 1 to 2. Mohave, show, 4 to 1. Race King, show, 2 to 5. Olaf, show, 3 to 5. _ • O T Z- Q FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 0«2 I Q7 The Myrtle Stakes. ,500 added. Net value to winner ,000. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3971S2D. OF KENDALwsb 3 99 1 24 23 15 14 14 J Martin J McLaughlin G 8 7 W 39671HIGHLANDER ws 4 97 6 6* 6 6 6 24 Haack R T Wilson Jr 3 3 13-51 3?5742ZOROASTER ws 7 110 3 3* 4" 5s 3* 3* Fuller A Shields 25 13-611-54-5 OOMTINUHD OW FIFTH FACIE, BROOKLYN FORM CHART-CONTINUED. 39543TRIBES HILL w 4 96 4 42 31 31 21 4« Larson J L McGinnis 8 15 12 4 394172COURTENAY wb 4 96 2 1and 1*1 2*1 41 5" McCafty J A Bennett 20 30 30 10 39357ETHICS ws 5 105 5 0 54 4h 51 6 T Burns M F Dwyer 5 7 6 2 397443BON MOT ws 4 101 .Left at the post. Redfern H E Rowell 6 9 8 3 Time, 12g, 25J, 506, 1:151, 1:42, 1:46. Winner — B. c, by Sir Modred — Duchess of Kendal trained by J. McLaughlin. Went to post at 3:47. At post 3 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second the same. Duke of Kendal beat the barrier, held a prominent position in the field until the far turn, where he commenced to draw away and gamely held his own to the end. He is a pretty good colt, especially on a muddy or difficult track. Highlander, nearly left and badly messed about, trailed his field for seven furlongs, suddenly closing up next to the rail like a cyclone and was probably best. Zoroaster had no mishaps, kept his position from a good start for him and finished out fast and gamely, but was not equal to conceding the weight to the first two. Tribes Hill went well throughout, running solely on his own courage. Courtenay went a good six furlongs and is a changed horse this year, giving evidence of plenty of early speed, but wanting in stamina. Ethics had no chance at the start and the track conditions were dead against him. Scratched— 39721 Silurian, 98. Overweights — Duke of Kendal, 1 pound; Highlander, 1. Duke of Kendal, show, evens. Highlander, show, 1 to 2. Zoroaster show, 2 to 5. FIFTH RACE— 5-8 Mi,e- 39°° added. 2-year-olds. Selling. 3077O Ind~H~orses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C ~P~ S969"6BOB MURPHY ws 107 3 2*1 21 2*1 12 Fuller J L Holland 3 18-513-51 397203JULIA M. wb 9S 2 l1! I2 l1 21 Haack A Miller 8-5 2 7-5 3-5 39C3 POMPANO ws 104 4 3h 42 41! 34 J MathwsOakwood Stable 6 15 12 5 39672 INQSITIVE GIRLwsb 94 5 4» 3l 3h 4" H CalhanS Paget 10 20 20 7 396723S1R WALT w 98 6 62 61 51 52 H Michls Oneck Stable 12 20 20 7 39696 SAILOR KNOT ws. 97 ,9 95 7h 61 61 Hendsn H F Meyer 50 CO 60 20 393732SHORT CAKE w 99 1 53 81 73 73 J Martin Miss M Oliver 7 12 10 4 3SC69LUMINOSITY wsb 104 8 71 9 S2 S3 OBrien . W C Daly 6 8 8 3 39418 E C RUNTE w 97 7 S1 5h 9 91 C Jenkins G F Jenkins 20 30 30 10 39645 LADY DOT w 91 10 1020102010301030 Hodges W Disston 50 300 300 100 A WIEDERSEHEN W 98 11 11 11 11 11 Wilkson J H Carr 30 60 CO 20 Time, 12h 241, 49|, 1:02. Winner— B. c, by Grey Friars — Little Pearl trained by G. White. Went to post at 4:25. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second the same. Bob Murphy, steadily improving and probably benefited by the shower just before the race, which left the track wet, but not sloppy, received a lucky start and followed Julia M. closely, finally wore her down in the last sixteenth in handy fashion and won going away The latter quickly raced into the lead and set a clinking pace, but succumbed to the winner at the end. Pompano headed a close bunch of the others to the stretch, where he came away fast and finished a strong third. Inquisitive Girl again found the going too wet and failed to sustain her speed. She is a fine filly, but averse to muddy footing and sure to redeem herself under different conditions. Sir Walt suffered some at the start, running a steady race throughout. Luminosity had no chance at the start and less with the bad jockey on her back. Scratched— 395122Agnes Brennan, 10D; 39597 Wotan, 100; 397683Mohave, 97; 39386 Willi-gesse, 94; 396963Sweet Tone, 89. .. . Overweights— Short Cake, 3 pounds; Julia M., 1; ... Lady Dot, 2; E. C. Runte, 5. ,- Bob Murphy, show, 1 to 2. Julia M., show, 1 to 6. Pompano, show, 2 to 1. Q 0 T T1 SIXTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 00 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Maid- tJ*J I I 1 ens. Allowances. , Ind~Hbrses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39571 FAULCNBRIDGE W 3 112 3 3* 24 14 I5 l2 J Martin A W Fox 8 12 10 3 397453SraiNG SILK W 3 112 6 7* 63 52 43 2= McCue R Clark S 10 S 21 "%00 AMhTtE w 5 108 5 4i 44 32 22 33 Keenan G H Avery Jr 100 100 100 40 S9G97 NIC LONGWRTHw 3 112 9 10 9 71 5and 43 ONeil HollyGroveStable 12 15 12 3 TS9742ST JUDE WB3 10-J 2 1* 1* 22 3* 5* Gannon L V Bell 7-104-5 7-10out 4fiWOLITE WB 3 109 8 9 10 8" 61 61 McNichol T D Sullivan 10 15 15 5 39513 WILLIAMSTEAD w 3 112 11 11 81 9l 7* 72 McFadn M F Dwyer 30 40 40 12 39647 BLUE JAY wb 3 112 4 6" 71 10 10 8* T Burns E L Graves 10 15 15 5 30451 NORTHN LIGHTwb 3 112 1 2" 32 and 84 93 N Lewis W J Roche 50 100 100 30 BEAU GRAY W 4 109 10 5" 5" 6 9 10" J MathwsJ J Kennedy 30 40 40 12 S1R46 HS4b BAxsx BABY JO. til w 3 107 7 83 11 11 11 11 J Jones Mrs H N Smith 50 100 100*40 Tim6 12gi 1:15g 1:43g 1;50 Winner— Ch. c, by The Bard— Roulette trained by A. W. Fox. Went to post at 4:50. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won in a canter; second easily. Faulconbridge, after waiting in behind the favorite for five furlongs, suddenly ran past him as if he were anchored and, cantering into the lead on the turn, finished unexpended and easing up. Spring Silk, away none too well, made up ground slowly on the backstretch, but closed a tremendous gap in the last quarter and finished like a cyclone. Aminte displayed superior speed for seven furlongs, tiring only at the very end. Nic Longworth is a rater pure and simple and will give a good account of himself over a distance of ground. St. Jude broke fast and led under a pull for six furlongs, when he suddenl quit. Polite had no chance with his incapable rider and can do better and has done some Notably good work in private. Williamstead was nearly left. Blue Jay performed poorly. Scratched— 396463Love Note, 107. Corrected weights— Beau Gray. 109. , SSSSStSTspring Silk, show, evens. Aminte, show. 20 to 1. . . - ; b I ! ■ i ; . ;
