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WORT FQandU OH ART. WORTH, ILL., October 27, 1903. Twentieth day. Worth Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. "Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, John F. Morse. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Edward Jasper. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. No recall flag used. W Indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. A. 4 Q.Cl FIRST RACE 5-8. Mile. Purse 00; 5 to second; 5toThird! TCa-dbOU 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners 0HCP 424352CLIFTON FORGE w US 2nk 1241414 lnkGray L S Sire 5 5 11-52-5 419922DON DOMO W 122 luk 2-J 224 2 25 Ferrell J F Newman 3-5 1 9-102-5 42435 PR. SILVERWINGSw 10G 61 52 53 4s 32 L Wilson Talbot Bros 5 8 7 S-5 42236-J. P. MAYBERRY WB 10G 5uk 3l 3-J 34 44 Robbins C R Ellison 10 30 30 6 42325 FATH. TALLENT w 113 3"" 7 ll 5 55 H PhillipsF Cook 20 GO 50 10 41420FALERNIAN "WB 105 4" 43 02 0" G Wondlv S S Brown 20 25 12 3 42250 MADOC w 100 71 GJ 72 V1 74 Adams T H Ryan 100 300 200 SO 42396 WM. PARRISH 103 S 8 8 S 8 J Booker S G Morton 100 300 200 80 Time, 23, 47g, 1:00J. Winner Ch. c, by Handsome Illisee trained by J. P. Devlin. Went to post at 2:15. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Clifton Forge was at his best, showed high speed throughout and withstood Don Domos determined challenge in the final sixteneth gamely under vigorous urging. The latter finished resolutely but was not quite good enough. He was probably a little short and the race should put him on edge. Prince Silverwings easily outstayed J. P. Mayberry in the last sixteenth struggle for third place. The latter tired fast in the last sixteenth. Scratched 12341 Badger Girl. 103; 423453Palm Reader, 118; 42236 Enverite, 100. Overweights Madoc, 3 pounds. Clifton Forge, show, out. Don Domo, show, 1 to S. Prince Silverwings, show, 1 to 2. A Q 1 SECONDRACE-rMiIeTPur.se 00;5 to second; 25 to third. fcTrOJL 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C P 42417 WAINAMOINEN b 4 102 3" 2J 2" i- 1 1 Ferrell Talbot Bros 4 12 S 2 4241GC. THOMPSON WB 4 110 4k 5s 3- 2" 2 2 D Hall E Trotter and Co 6 9 S 9-5 42433 POTHEEN W 4 102 51 G G 6 4ut 32 Adkins S C Hildreth 4 5 41 1 42?302BENCKART w 5 110 2" 3" 5s 51 54 44 Adams G W Cook 15 15 12 4 42417 WHISKY KINGwb 4 101 6 P- P 1 3"k 5ut J Booker C A JohnsonandCo S 15 13 5 424342ETHYLENE w 4 110 l"k Is 4l 4" G H PhillipsR M Hennessey 4-5 1 3-1 1-1 Time, 24 J, 4S, l:13g. 1:40. Winner B. f, by The Commoner Matilda trained by T. H. Talbot. Went to post at 2:40. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second the same Wainamoinen showed sudden improvement, assumed an easy command after the first five furlongs had been run andnd simply played with .the field thereafter, winning as her rider pleased. Charley Thomposn finished resolutely and was much the best of the others. Potheen made up ground fast on the far turn, but tired slightly in the closing strides. Benckart was thoroughly beaten when a furlong out. Whiskey King ran well for six furlongs. Ethylene ran a dull race tiring badly In the final eighth. She can do much better and the race should be thrown out of future calculations. Scratched 1243PIvernia. 110; 40155sJack Demund, 101. Overweights Potheen, 1 pound. Wainamoinen, show, 11 to 10. Charley Thompson, show, 3 to 5. Potheen, show. 2 to 5. Ethylene, show, out. 4 A Q THIRDRACE3-4M I leT-Purse00r5to second;-5 to third. tO 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 Vz StrFin Jockeys? Owners O HCP 42415M. M CAFFTY wb 3 10G 4uk 4 41 31 1" Robbins J J McCafferty 21 7 7 24 423G120CEAN DREAM w 3 102 20 5l 524 54 2 Pollak W D Twyman G-5 7-5 9-102-5 42432NEVER FRBT wb 6 107 54 14 1 11 34 Adams M LoewnsfnandCo31 4 3 6-5 42415-STEM WINDER w 3 103 P 34 2k 21 44 H PhillipsF T Wood 4 7 C S-5 4227PZIBIA W 4 102 C 6 6 6 5:s4 J Booker C DeWitt and Co 12 30 25 S 42415 CARDWELLTON W 3 105J 3Dk 21 3S1 41 C D Hall U Z DeArman 12 20 15 3 Apprentice allowance. Time, 23, 46g, l:l"g. Winner B. f, by Sensation Sieve trained by J. J. McCaffeity. Went to post at 3:05. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Mary McCafferty saved ground by taking the inside when turning for home and finished resolutely under vigorous urging. Ocean Dream broke ilatfooted and was far back of the in the first quarter, but made up ground fast thereafter and finishing with a rush buld have won in a few more strides. Never Fret showed much speed but tired in the nsing strides. Six furlongs is farther than he cares to go. Stem Winder as usual tired lien the pinch came. Zibia ran In improved form and bears watching hereafter. Car1-lllton was thoroughly beaten when turning for home. I Scratched 42233 Sir Hugh, 103; 42431 Henry McDaniel, 102; 12413 Harvester. 100; 42131 Iader lie Mahone, 97. Overweights Cardwellton. 2J pounds. fMary McCafferty, show, 4 to 5. Ocean Dream, show, out. Never Fret, show, 1 to 2. lo lQ O FOURTH RACE 1 1-8 MlIesPurse 00;00 to second;-0 to third. jLt -i-Q tJ All Ages. Handicap. d Horses A Wt St St Vt XA StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 12SS0-OUR BESSIE w 3 101 lnk 1" 24 11 1 14 lnk Ferrell J F Newman 4 4 3 1 42434sBONDAGE w 3 96 7" 7 6nk 6nk 52 23 2 J MclnfreJ Arthur 6-5 7-513-101-2 423S0 CURSUS ws 3 93 51 22 32 52 Gl G2 32 M Lowe W McLemore 10 40 30 S 42433 DR. SPHENSw 5 97 6nk 6nk 7 4Bk 3l 4uk 4l H PhillipsC E Waters 24 34 3 1 42434 NITRATE WB 5 102 2" 4i lh 24 24 SI 5 Adkins C E Durnell 7 15 12 4 42436AIRL1GHT w 3 95 3" 3h A- 34 44 51 64 J Booker JHMcDmntandCo S 20 15 G 42231 MERMENT ws 4 97 44 5 5l 7 7 7 7 Robbins G W Cook 15 20 20 8 Time, 25J. 403. 1:112, 1:402. 1:53. I Winner B. f, by Lord Dalmeny Bessie Bisland trained by H. S. Newman. I Went to post at 3:30. At post 3 minutes. Stait poor. Won driving; second easily. Our tBessie showed speed throughout and stood off Bondages determined challenge in the final sixteenth with great ganieness. The latter began slowly as usual, but moved up fast when turning for home and finished resolutely, but was not quite good enough. Cursus ran a ?ood race, finishing going fast. Dr. Stephens tired fast in the final eighth struggle. Nitrate as throughly beaten when turning foe home. Airtight ran well for seven furlongs. ; Scratched 4245S Postmaster Wright, 92; 424SFPotheen, 97; 42434 Major Tenny, 104; 42342J J. B. Campbell, 103. ! Our Bessie, show, 2 to 5. Bondage, show, out. Cursus, show, 4 to 1. Dr. Stephens, show, to 5. I I Q I FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse 00; 5 to second; 5 to third, i ! T x Otfc 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. ! i ridHarses A Wt St lA Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners O 11 C P 42396TOKALON w 115 2-k lrl!J l:i 1J D Hall G W Scott and Co 2-5 2-5 7-20out fj232 MY GEM wb 103 lDk 2s 2-4 23J 2h Pollak J S Barbee 7 25 20 3 V2287AGGIE LEWIS w 112 1and 3J 33 3i 3a AVondly S S Brown 4 9 9 3-2; 435 WITCHCRAFT w 115 3rk 512 515 4s 41 Gray E E Smathers 5 6 5 7-10 1341 BELLE JUAN w 103 51 4s 4nk 512 5s Ferrell J F Newman 100 200 200 30 965 KATIE POWERS W 103 6 6 6 6 6 Robbins W P Reardon 40 100 75 20 j Time, 23, 47g, 1:0G?. Winner B. f, by Tammany Enid trained by G. W. Scott. 1 Went to post at 4:00. Off at once to a good start. Won in a canter; second driving. ; bkalon was easily the best, showed high speed throughout and won as her rider pleased, y Gem ran a surprisingly good race, showed speed and stood a last sixteenth drive gamely. ; Xgie Lewis closed up ground rapidly, running next to the inside rail in the final eighth, .d finishing resolutely, would have been second in a few more strides. Witchcraft showed ant soeed and appears to be of no present account. i My Gem, show, 4 to 5.Aggie Lewis, show, 2 to 5. Witchcraft, show, 1 to 1. ! n i 0 SIXTH RACE-1-Mi le Pursr00; 5 to second;-5 to third. -4t50 4-year-olds andupward.Allowances. if" Horses AWt St V4 Vz 34 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P I a JIM HALE ws 5 9S Si 73 7-"l 5s 24 l3i Ferrell A C Jones and, Co 4 S 7 2J i IT MARY MOORE w5 OS 2" 4nk 52 4nk 34 2nk L Wilson W Walker 6 7 6 21 ; K FRANGIBLE W G 9S 51 Gl Gak 72 5- 32 Schwartz Rold Bros 30 75 40 15 i iireA w 6 9S 3h 2" 4 s 3s 44 42 Davissn Mrs M Goldblatt 7 7 5 2 TnPH CARTER s G 98 9uk 32 2i l1! 1 51 H PhillipsJ Phillips and Co 7-5 2 9-5 4-5 ; MAOTiAMUS wsb G 99 7k 9Dk 9- 9- 92 G" Wolff H J Perry and Co 10 17 15 6 I Btpp 4TINSON w 4 101 CMO15 S2 S S4 74 Robbins WMSanfordandCo 10 100 CO 20 TTAn PRESTON W 7 99 1" 8- lOlOlO1" Sl J Burton rJGarriganandCo 20 25 20 S I BARD BURNS WSB 5 102 10s 52 3 6k 7 9 Adkins D S Fountain 4 S 7 21 . BaiTREOTHAV W4 102 I- 14 14 2k 64 10" Pollak P McGrath 10 12 10 4 baIRD wb 6 101 11 11 11 11 11 11 M Lowe W Duggan 10 -25 20 8 j rUA Time. 25g. 50J, l:15t 1:412. ! SVinner B. g, by Piccolo Rillito trained by C. Soyd, iit to nost at 4:25. At post 13 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second driving. Jim Eflhowed improvement and Ferrell reserved him until entering the last quarter, where Koved I tin fast and easilv passing Dutch Carter when a furiong out. won as his rider Kcd Marv Moore stood a long stretch drive, just lasting long enough to get second Fr?nsible closed up ground rapidly in the iln-il quarter and would have been second Hfew more strides. Jena tired fast in the last eighth struggle. Dutch Carter appeared the winner when turning for home, but faded away in the final eighth. Trentham ran wpIP for five and one-half furlongs. Overweights Harry Preston, 1 pound; Trentham, 4; Mandamus, 1; Bard Burns 1 Jim Hale, show, 6 to 5. Mary Moore, show, 6 to 5. Frangible, show, 7 to 1 Dutch Carter show, 2 to 5; .
