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1 CONEY ISLAND FORM CHART. t SHEEPSHEAD BAY, L. I., July 1, 1903.— Twelfth day. Coney Island Jockey Club. Summer - Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. Secretary, C. Fellowes. z Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. - 40058 FmwiraSeuT£8 M"e Futurlty Course- 5900 added. 3-year-olds and up- a i Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P r t 39SSSSKINGRAINE WS 5 110 £ 2" 2* 31 11 14 R JohnsonJ A BennPtt R — in-a — o — 39S19IRISH JEWEL ws 6 116 13 4" 4? 4* 34 2- Daley I» M clvm 6 in I 1 S9G67 OSGOOD w 3 100 5 V H H 2* 34 C Smith W M Barriek fi 4 * , 399S4 SPARK ESHER w 3 97 4 3* 31 2* 4" 41 Bender R T Wifson Jr SO 40 41 K i 35S353KALIF ws 6 112 IS 51 51 5*ft 5* 5* Haywrd H J Morris to in fn * % I 35060 COL. PADDEN wb 5 10S 12 6* 6* 6"" 6» U Holmes F FarreT 5 5 4 f 39819 LD. ADVOCATE w 3 111 2 8* 7f In in 84 84 S* Fitzoatk O L Richard* sn ?= .. 39S913S COFFER w 3 103 15 9» 9= 94 92 S* W MndP H MildSf Jr K K 1° £ , 3S095SIR FLORIAN ws 7 110 9 10 10 10.10 94 Collins F Regan 15 «0 fQ SoT TEMPLAR w I in1 il -i? J4 iP f W Fisher Mrs J S OBrien 15 30° 11 h tit FNGpsf* WJ1SBSSSSS fSr? ? # 8 8 9 i25° - 4 33960 MISS DOROTHY wb 3 102 S 16 16 16 16 16 Cochran F R Doctor 12 20 20 8 35366 MEDAL ws 3 101 21 17 17 17 17 17 Stbridge W C Whitnev 6 10 in 4 - 39563 FARANLASS w 4 10S 1 18 18 IS 18 IS Travis M Murnhv 100 100 $ 1? - 39839 VALLEY FORGE w 4 115 10 19 19 19 19 19 Pile E D Morrell B0 60 $ "0 , 3S1S1 CAS CADILL A 3 92 6 20 20 20 20 20 Freham W Jackson 100 10O im 4n | SSSOSFR. OF ARRAGON 3 112 2u 21 21 21 21 21 Rolling J R Morgan 20 ? if 8 3 , , Time, 1:28|. tp- Winner— -r, Br. h, by King Eric— Loraine trained by J. Goldsborough. i vent to post at 2:36. At post 6 minutes.* Start straggling. Won drivintr- spprmd on«jiiv Kingraine went to the front with a rush in the last quarter and won gotag away Irish Jewel came from a long way back in the last furlong, finishing like a lyclSnnd ran a 1 wrcSSS00dJed for nearIy S1ix fuIlonss and held on well in the final drive Spariite Lsher showed marked improvement and may make good presently in her best form of : ,.ssss gffisf-iSssfcsasa 38891 BobbiMt 97: 391,1 s* Overweights— King Carter, 5 pounds, denfshfw? 6etoS5°W 8 t0 5 IriSh JeWel* Sh°W 2 t0 L °sZ°od- sho™ 6 to 5. Colonel Pad- 4:0059 SECOWDRACE-3-4 Mile .on Main Track. ,000 added. 2-year-olds: Al- [ Ind Horses A Wt St % % StrFin Jockeys Owners o -H C P 1 39962 MONTANA KING ws 122 2 4- 2* H V H MichlsA L 4.ste R — s — 5 — 5T~ 39962 T. SOUTHERNER wb 112 S 9= 6» 3* 2» Gannon R W Walden 4 4 , 39696 SACREDUS ws 109 9 a" 5* 41 3« OS W B Jennln" s in i ! itf* 89940»MODRBD ws 114 3 2* 4* 2* 4 Hoar J B HaS 10 io il k S39S6 ROCIvAWAY wb 112 1 3" 1* 5" 5* Bullman C P wlferhou fi f ¥ Si 394S2BOBADIL w 112 4 H J. 64 6* Odom H M zfe-fer in 1* % 1J 390493MONADNOCK w 112 10 8» 7 74 7? Lew J Fleischmann 0 l w in 39938STIM PAYNE ws 112 11 10 8»i Redfern J L McGinnis 4 41 f rj: FBRNROCK w m and wf? 8 S 8 S Winner— B. c, by Montana— Poesy trained by A. L. Aste. WenlrtoipostT 3:0S5- At P?131 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving- second th* same. Montana King is a coming stake colt and was easily the best cot aww will ran prominently to the stretch, where he forged to the front pulling hkrd anTsure win ner. but though easing up he was suddenly brought to a drive to ataU I off The SoutteSto «tSta«crS?UB °fi endu T.he Southerner received a bad start and worked a rough joumlv fJi1116 raii throughout, closing up with a tremendous rush in the lakt anavter and must be a good one. Sacredus showed sudden improvement and steadilv imDrovPd position from an indifferent start, coming along on the outside with a rar Tbu?it of fneed tlh ,iSS ? rp¥°re? Rockaway and Bobadil raced prominently to the stretch whlre they all tired. The last named seemed to be a coming s«oo- good one one. Monaflnn monaonock m= was always outrun and Tim Payne was practically left. Scratched— 39840 Clifton Forge, 112. Overweights — Modred, 2 pounds. TimPTOsho5: 7 t0 5 The Southerner show 3 to 5. Sacredus, show, 3 to 1. . 40060 TmoRl?sa4C 00 added. 4-year-" Ind Horses A Wt St 4 8 12 16 StrFin Jockeya Owners O H P P~ i 39914 R. B. SACK ws 8 157 3 3*° 3Z0 330 2" 2« 1" Mr HwavS J Hollow m -,7 »7 38110 DBLE THNGws.6 163 2 2=- 2* 2* 14 14 2" Mara J w Pol? y f6 It10 i • 399143J. NEWMAN ws 7 159 5 1 1» 1« 3«» 3" and»*Mr Harris Hitchon Tr I - c°- o o ll-39099 ZENUS ws 6 165 7 4 4 4 4 4 4 Mr Page H S Pajre io° 24633 LIT. BAHAR ws 4 158 4 Refused. Anderson L Balllf- 4° in in f 39914 MEAD. LARKwsll 150 1 Fell. Pending L BatjCr tfi in in ; 32255 LIBRETTO ws 5 155 6 Ran out. Brady C Pfizer fi* S- ? 15 2o 20 8 tCoupled in betting. Time, 5:38. Winner— Ch. g, by Marsac— Avola trained by S. J. Holloway Went to post at 3:35. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easllv «oPnnfl ] R. B Sack, skillfully handled and jumping finely, trailfd the lcerlentWo? two milet i moving up at the last jump and taking the lead on the flat, came in mtlr thi end and was much the best. Double Thong, a promising cross-count™ away hnrT0 a SiSLfJ at ZVe pacemaker closely and easily passed him when called on on the Stretch In e ast time around, but succumbed to the winners rush andUOataemri%e rihe Newman lost much ground by bearng- out on the turns, but fenced well SiS JIl5 for half the distance, but quit very suddenly when beginning b"ininand toe tne lat laSairf™ six furlongs. -Ppeed was hopelessly outrun and ran as if entirely unflL Zenus Scratched— 399142Almanzor, 154; 36365 Micou, 153. welghts-Double Thonand- 163: Meadow Baharrisl Lark, 150; Libretto. 155: Little R. B. Sack, show, 1 to 4. Double Thong, show, evens. Jim Newman, shew, out " " COKTINCBD OK TITTB PA9K, ~" CONEY ISLAND FORM G H ART-CO NT1 NU ED, A fi~£*~l FOURTH RACE— Last 5-8 Mile Futurity Course. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Al- TbUUD JL lowances. The Vernal Stakes. §1,500 added. Net value to dinner ,360- Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 396212BELDAME w 107 3 l1 l1 1- l1 Bullman A Belmont ffl C-5 9-102-5 39938 MONSOON ws 107 2 22 22 21 2" Gannon R W Walden J5 8 8 2i 398652TEPEE w 107 13 6" 31 31 3h T Burns F R Hitchcock 5 5 41 8-5 400103WILD THISTLE ws 107 6 4* 4* 4- 4s J MathwsL O Appleby 20 40 40 15 40010PIROUETTE WS 115 7 S1 5h 5h 5J H Michls H M Ziegler 20 30 20 8 39621 M. THEO w 107 4 H 61 6* ONeil J McLaughlin 20 40 40 10 3S644 MISS EUGENIE w 107 8 10 10 71 71 Cochran Albemarle Stable 50 100 60 20 39911+FINE FLEUR 107 12 13 13 S1 S11 Boiesen S Paget 100 100 100 40 3! 35S GUNWAD w 107 9 9 9 9 9l McCafty H L Tiemann 50 200 200 60 3S621 DESTINY w 107 11 11 11 10 102 Redfern W C Whitney 12 15 15 5 39S65 MEMORIAM w 110 5 51 5h 11 11 Odom W B Jennings 6 10 iu 5 BRIDLEPATH W 107 10 12 12 12 12 Minder A Belmont tU 6-5 9-102-5 3S7603PETUNIA W 119 1 31 71 13 13 Hoar R W Waldf-n J5 S S 2 t Added starter, ft t Coupled in betting. Time, 1:01|. Winner — Ch. f, by Octagon — Bella Donna trained by J. Hyland. Went to post at 4:05. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second driving. Beldame raced into the lead at the start, held a good advantage well in hand to the straight, where she finished out the journey under a hard drive, in which she displayed superior gameness. Monsoon followed the winners pace closely throughout and held on in improved style, considering the fast track. Tepee got away very badly and was crowded and pocketed in the first quarter and, compelled to bump her way through on the stretch turn, she tired slightly right at the end, but was easily second best. Wild Thistle finished strongest of all except the winner. Pirouette, on the extreme outside, went wide on the turns and could never get into sharp contention, although she stuck to her work gamely. M. Theo finished close up. Fine Fleur led the rear bunch at the finish and will do better. Scratched— 39416 Rowena, 115; 39988 The Lady Rohesia, 110; 40010 Glad Smiles, 107. Belmont entry, show, out. Walden entry, show, 6 to 5. Tepee, show, 3 to 5. Beldame, singly, place, 1 to 2; show, out. Monsoon, singly, place, 3 to 1; show, 7 to 5. QQg2 FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. ,200 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 333S73ROEHAMPTON ws 5 112 3 3s 22 22 22 in Cochran Mexican Stable 2 2J 11-51 39937FIRE EATER wb 3 107 2 1" 1= 1= 1" 2-1 Bullman A Belmont 4 5 21 1 39964BON MOT • ws 4 112 0 5* 5l 5= 3" 3* Gannon H E Rowell 4 5 5 2 40015 W. R. CONDON wb 3 100 1 24 32 33 42 42 Redfern H F Meyer 10 15 15 5 399S9 FLY. BUTTRESSwb 4 95 7 4* 41! 4H 5s 5s Hendsn M J Cavanaugh 20 30 30 10 399393HIMSELF ws 5 104 4 C" 6h 6h Ch 6h Creamer W C Daly 8 10 10 3 39S6SLEADER w 3 111 S 8 8 73 74 7G H Michls W B Jennings 10 10 10 3 3WS4 TANTALUS CUP ws 3 97 5 71 lh 8 8 S McCafty J G Lyman 30 60 60 20 Time, 121, 24and, 47g, 1:13, 1:39. Winner— Ch. h, by Bathampton— Agnes Flash trained by H. M. Mason. Went to post at 4:35. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily; second the same. Roehampton is a sturdy type of a horse this year and will make good in something like his old brilliant form, waited on Fire Eater perilously long and only drew up on even terms in the final sixteenth, after which he came away fast. Fire Eater displayed a tremendous turn of speed for six furlongs, leading by a wide margin hard held, but at the end of seven furlongs he commenced to sulk and was slowing up fast. Bon Mot got away poorly and fell out of it on the backstretch closing up at the end like a cyclone. W. R. Condon held a prominent position throughout, was only downed for third place in the last stride. Flying Buttress went well in capable hands and requires a strong and vigorous rider. Leader got away badly and received an inefficient ride. Tantalus Cup is still far from fit. Roehampton, show, 1 to 2. Fire Eater, show, 3 to 5. Bon Mot, show, 4 to 5. a AA/ * SIXTH RACE — 1 1-4 Miles on Turf. ,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. 4UUD i Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St St and % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39J412SATIRE wb 5 101 1 l1 l1! 1= l1! I2 l3 H Michls J E Stewart 8-5 2 9-5 7-10 39S67 CIRCUS wsb 4 112 4 4- 4s 4s 4* 3" 23 Odom J G Lang ■ S 10 7 2 8S9S9 CARBNCLE wsb 6 100- 2 3= 31! 34 3H 22 32 Haack R T Wilson Jr 3 3 13-54-5 3S522 PHILIPPINE WB 6 107 5 5 5 5 5 5 41S Rice W Huston 4 5 31 6-5 249103LANCEMAN WS 5 111 3 2* 21 2* 2h 4s 5 ONeil E Van Keuren 6 S 7 2 Time, 25|, 52§, l:17g, 1:441, 2:108. Winner— B. h, by Juvenal— Sandola trained by J. E. Stewart. Went to post at 5:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Satire, in rare form and particularly fond of the grass course, went right to the front and won all the wav, finished with plenty in reserve and was much the best. Circus was whipped and spurred from end to end and kept at his work with remarkable gameness, putting up- an electrical rush at the windup. Carbuncle developed improved early speed today and held a good position within striking distance of the winner, moving up, when straightened for home he momentarily threatened, but fell away again and Haack was caught napping for second place. Philippine trailed far in the rear until in the stretch, where he made up a lot of ground. Lanceman went well for a mile before he gave it up and was evidently short. * Scratched— 39769 Ethics, 105; 40039 Moroton, 98; 40015 Carroll D., 96. Overweights — Carbuncle, 1 pound; Philippine, "2. Satire, show, 1 to 3. Circus, show, evens. Carbuncle, show, 1 to 3. Philippine, show, 3 to 5.
