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CORRIGAN, 2-1, Won That was the one the Gorman party cleaned up with yesterday. Had a letter from my man today about that good thing for Saturday. He says the odds should be at least 15 to 1 Do not full to be on my list for this one. 1 charge you 1.00 per day. If I do not give you a winner you get next days card free. PAT GORMAN HQ6 Boylslon Bldg. 263 Dearborn St. Phone Harrison 0583. THE MARVEL SYSTEM Is a practical, simple system, easy to operate and can be used for any track and any race; furthermore it makes Its own selections. Each horse has a different rating every time it starts in a race. In a few minutes time you have your handicapped selections reacy for uee. This rystem has just been discovered. To Introduce it in the turf world we are selling it at a moderate price, it will be advanced shortly. The prleof the Marvel Syntem in only Five Dollars. Remit by Registered Letter or Money Order to J, CONERT and CO., 179 EXCHANGE ST., BUFFALO, N. Y. Get the OLD JUDGES Winner in the CALIFORNIA DERBY TODAY. RELIABLE Oakland Information Extraordinary! MY EXTRA SPECIALS One a Day Wired i all over the United States: Saturday, Feb. 17 ...NEVA LEE -9-2 WON Monday, Feb. 19 . . . -CHARLATAN ...... 1-1 WON Tuesday, Feb 20 MATT HOGAN 5-2 WON Wednesday, Feb. 21-. RALPH YOUNG 4-1 Lost . All my subscriber are big winners. A flat bet of 0.00 on the four best bets would have given you a net profit of 40. You cant show me a man that has been more successful Jn getting Oakland Information. 1 say and always will say YOU CANT LOSE f T I am in this business to stay. I II want yon all for steady subscribers. I will send to any nart of the United r States my One Horse Wire Spe- Six days, .00, registered let- ter, P. O. money order or telegraph Hclal, order. 91.00 per day. ,000 will be paid to any man who can say I 1 misrepresent. Come on, bovs, and swe-1 your bank account. Why do- Write tcday. Bfe Elay? JUDGE D TOM COLLINS 119 La Salle Street, Room 65. Phone Main 4392. .00 Day. .00 Week. 2jl?hTHE ILLINOIS Room 623, 225 Dearborn St., Tel. Ear. 1876. The Limit on Both Specials Today Feb. 21 Arsenal 8-1 3d De Reezke. 7 5 2d Feb. 80 Mayor Johnson. ..6-1 won Third Alarm 8-5 won Feb. 19 Red Leaf won Robin Hood: ...2d Feb. IT Colonist 7-2 won Red Leaf. 6 5 Avon Feb. 16 Joe Lesser 0-5 won Van Net s. 1-6 won FeO. 15 Deuxtemps. 8-5 won DeReszke 2d Feb. 14 Hymettus. 20-1 2d Logistilla Scratched Feb. 13 Rtoner Hill 2d Collector Jeraup lost Feb. 12 Minnie Adams 5-2 won Logistilla 6-5 won Feb. 10 Ibil Finch Scratched Lleber lost Feb. 9 Lady Navarre ... 18-5 won Chief Hayes 5-1 2d Feb. 8 Mayor Johnron lost. Rainland lost Feb. 7 Third Alarm 7-5 won Lleber lost Feb. 6 Joe Losser ...... ..1-1 won Col. White 2-1 2d Feb. 6 Little Scout. ..T.. 9-5 won Goldsmith 8-5 won Feb. 3 Hallowmas. 7-5 won Lieber Scratched Feb. 2 Dr. Coffey 6-2 won Escutcheon 3d Feb. 1 St. Valentine. 6-5 won High Chance. lost Jan. 31 Alma Do four 1-1 won Floral King 1-1 won 2 SPECIFIED SPECIALS GUARANTEED Take a chance, 10 to 1 : will win sure. We will positively deliver the goods here today. N. S. HAND HAN Dl CAPPER. Author of "Hands System of Handicapping". Rooms 1 to 6, 850 Market Street, Phone 1802 Montgomery. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. SUMMER OFFICE, 280 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Open May 1st. Responsible Eastern Bettors can learn something Greatly to their interest by addressing me At Once. Full or special selections wired daily by 2 a. m. Terms .00 Daily; 5.00 Weekly, or 0.00 Monthly. N. B. Systems of playing mailed subscribers free of extra charge. FREE! "MY SYSTEM" Fully Explained FREE! Without an equal In the world! I have the greatest Winning Scheme ever discovered! If you have 24 to Play W 1th. write Today, If you want "In"! L. C. WOOU8. "Canton." Memphis Tenn. NATIONAL RACING REVIEW. Room 37, 71 Dearborn St., Chicago, DX Thursdays Special: Arizona, Mitten, Modesty, Canary. 1.00 PRU MONTH. 25 CENTS PKIt COPY. INFORMATION. A New York lawyer has excellent racing connections at New Orleans. Receives occasional "good things " Chicago clients wanted. Good bettors send address. . Lawyer, Koom 89 World Building. WESTCHESTER RACING ASSOCIATION. Race Course: Belmont Park, Queens, Long Island, N. Y. Office: 571 Fifth Avenue, New York, The Windsor Arcade. SPRING AND AUTUMN MEETINGS, 1906. The following races are open to close by midnight of WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, with a Supplementary Entry for some as by the Conditions. conditions: FIRST SPRINB MEETIH6 Thursdai, Ma 10, to Saturday, May 19 Hine Days. THE MAIDEN, for maiden two-year-olds. Colls, 115 lbs.; fillies and geldings, 112 lbs. At 5 each, 0 forfeit. JS1.500 added. Five Furlongs. THE BOUQUET, selling, for two-year-olds. At 5 each. 0 forfeit. ,r00 added. Five Furlongs. THE LARCHMONT, for maiden three-year-olds. Colts, 115 lbs.; geldings, 112 lbs.; fillies, 110 lbs. At 5 each. 0 forfeit, ,S00 added. Winners extra. Seven Furlongs. THE VAN NEST, selling, for three-year-olds. At 5 each, 0 forfeit, ,500 added. Six and a Half Furlongs. THE METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, for three-year-olds and upward. At 00 each, half forfeit: 0 only if declared. 0,000 added. One Mile. THE TOBOGGAN HANDICAP, for three-year-olds and upward. At 50 each, 0 only if declared. ,500 added. Six Furlongs. THE HARLEM, selling, for three-year-olds and upward. At 5 each, 0 forfeit, ,000 added. One Mile. THE NEW ROCHELLE HANDICAP, for three-year-olds and upward. At 3 each, 0 if declared, with ,500 added. Seven and a Half Furlongs. SECOND SPRING MEETING Monday, May 28, to Wednesday, June 6-Nine Days. THE GAIETY, for two-year-old fillies. At 5 each, 10 forfeit, ,500 added. To carry 112 lbs. Winners extra. Four and a Half Furlongs. THE LAUREATE, for two-year-olds. At 0 each, half forfeit, ,500 added. Colts, 115 lbs.; fillies and geldings., 112 lbs. Winners extra. Maiden allowances. Five Furlongs. THE BAYCHESTER, for three-year-olds. Non-winners of ,500 in 1905. At 5 each, 0 forfeit, ,000 added. Colts. 115 lbs.; geldings. 112 lbs.; fillies, 110 lbs. Penalties and allowances. One Mile. THE POCANTICO, for three-year-olds. Non-winners of ,000 in 1905. At 0 each, half forfeit, ,200 added. Colts, 120 lbs.; geldings, 123 lbs.; fillies, 121 lbs. Non-winning and maiden allowances. Mile and a Sixteenth. THE COSMOPOLITAN HANDICAP, for three-year-olds and upward. At 0 each, half forfeit, 0 only if declared. ,000 added. Mile and a Sixteenth. THE SPRING SERIAL HANDICAPS, for three-year-olds and upward. At 0 each. 0 additional for starters in each race, viz.: CROTONA, ,800 added, Six Furlongs; CLAREMONT, ,000 added. Sis and a Half Furlongs: VAN CORTLANDT, ,000 added. Seven Furlongs. Total added, ,800. THE JOCKEY CLUB WEIGHT FOR AGE, for three-year-olds and upward. At 0 each. 5 additional for starters, ,500 added. Three-year-olds, 100 lbs.; four-year-olds, 120 lbs.f five, six and aged, 120 lbs. Mile and a Furlong. STEEPLECHASES. NEW YORK STEEPLECHASE, for four-year-olds and upward. Run First Meeting. At 0 each, 5 additional for starters, ,000 added. Four-year-olds, 135 lbs.; five-year-olds, 149 lbs.; six year-olds and upward. 150 lbs. About Two Miles. WHITNEY MEMORIAL STEEPLECHASE, for four-year-olds and upward. Run Second Sleeting. By subscription of 00 each, half forfeit, with ,500 added in money and plate. Subscribers to name tiirce horses by May 1st. one to the post. About Two Miles and a Half. INTERNATIONAL STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, for four-year-olds and upward. Run Second Meeting. At 5 each, 0 only if declared, with ,700 added. About Two Miles. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, for four-year-olds and upward. Run Second Meeting. At 00 each, half forfeit, 5 only If declared, with ,250 added in money and plate. About Two Miles and a Half. To Close and Name by Midnight of Saturday, May 12 Third Day of First Meeting. THE AMATEUR CUP, a tighweight selling race, for three-year-olds and upward. Gentlemen Riders. Run Second Meeting. At 0 each, 5 additional for starters, with ,500 added iu money and plate. One Mile. MEADOW BROOK HUNTERS STEEPLECHASE, for four-year-olds and upward, qualified under the Rules of the N. S. and II. A. and the C. II. A. Run Second Meeting. At 0 each, 5 additional for starters. ,200 added iu money and plate. Four-year-olds, 145 lbs.; five-year-olds, 159 lbs.; six-year-olds and upward, ICG lbs. Penalties and allowances. Gentlemen Riders. Professional riders 7 lbs. extra. About Two Miles and a Half. TO BE RUN AT THE AUTUMN MEETIN6 October 8 to October 20. Supplementary Entries to Close August 15, 1906. THE NURSERY HANDICAP, for two-year-olds. At 5 each, the only forfeit if declared by August ICtli, or 0 if declared the day before the race: if left in after that time to pay 00 each. If entered August 15th, at 75 each, the only forfeit if declared the day before the race. If left In after that time to pay 50 each, with ,000 added. Six Furlongs. THE CHAMPAGNE, for two-year-olds. At 0 each, half forfeit. 0 only if declared by August 15th. If entered August 15th, at 00 each, half forfeit, with ,000 added. Non-winning and maiden allowances. Seven Furlongs. THE JEROME HANDICAP, for three-year-olds. At 0 each, half forfeit, Q only if declared by August 15th. If entered August 15th, 00 each, half forfeit, 5 only if declared the day before "the race, with ,000 added. Mile and Five-Sixteenths. THE MUNICIPAL HANDICAP, for three-year-olds and upward. At 0 each, half forfeit, 0 only if declared by August 15th. If entered August 15th, at 00 each, half forfeit, 5 only If declared" the day before the race, with ,500 added. Mile and Three-Quarters. THE BELMONT PARK WEIGHT FOR AGE RACE, for three-year-olds and upward. At 0 each, half forfeit, 0 only if declared by August 15th. If entered August 15th. at 00 each, half forfeit, with ,000 added. Three-year-olds, 111 lbs.; four-year-olds and upward, 124 lbs. Two Miles and a Quarter. Entries for the above are received only and under the conditions as printed and in all respects subject to and in accordance with the Rules of The Jockey Club. The steeplechases in accordance with the Rules of the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association. For Entry Blanks address H. C. CRICKMORE, Clerk of the Course, Windsor Arcade, 571 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK SEASON OF 1906 Stakes for Spring Meeting New rnemptiis Jockey CluD MONTGOMERY PARK OFFICE, 2 COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING MEMPHIS - - TENNESSEE TO CLOSE ON MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1906. GASTON HOTEL STAKES, ,000 Added, Foals THE HOTEL GAYOSO STAKES, ,000 Added; THE PEABODY HOTEL HANDICAP, ,000 of 1904. Subscribed to by Gastons Hotel. A Foals of 1903. Subscribed to by the Hotel Gay- Added. Subscribed to by the Pcabody Hotel. A sweepstakes for two-year-olds. colls and geldings. Si. 0Cto liiTOmpav urSiiiallS l0 handicap sweepstakes for three-year-olds and up- 0 to accompany nomination, and 0 additional additional to start. The .club to add ,000. of which ward. 0 to accompany the nomination and 0 to start. ,000 added, of which to secoud, f00,,1" i!e,omI; a "J, 00 to third, fourth to save additional to start. ,000 added, of which 00 and 00 to third, fourth to save starting money. fcoHsIlTgeMh second. 00 to third, the fourth to save starting Four Furlongs. of a three-year-old race of the value of ,000 to money. In addition to the stakes, the winner will . . . . . , , lh?; l"-1" J- Nou-winners of a three-year- rereivt. valuable piece of silver donated by Col. THE ARDELLE J yttt t X cTa-K-TTC STAKES, ,000 i nnn Foals of old oilier than Added; race selling of the value of 00. it .... , .,,., , , bowden. Weights to be announced two days 1904.-A sweepstakes for two-year-old allien. 0 InSirf "inSv1"0 "V!" 18 tUf valiw . , ,, , ... ,,. . . of ,000 ill 1!0j or 1000, allowed 5 lbs.; If non- before the race. One Mile and One-eighth, to accompany nomination, and $,.0 additional to wiimers in 1105 or 1100 of race other than selling start. ,000 added, of which 00 to secoud and of thevalne of 00. allowed 10 lbs. Maidens al- THE TENNESSEE BREWING STAKES, ,000 00 to tldrd, fourth to save starting money. Four lowed 7 lbs. Ono Mile. Added. Subscribed to by the Tennessee Brewing Furlongs. THE MONTGOMERY HANDICAP, ,500 Added. Company. A selling sweepstakes for three-year-olds THE MEMPHIS STAKES 250 Added Foals of A handicap sweepstakes for three-year-olds and and upward. 0 to accompany the nomination, 1904.-A sweepstakes or two year-olds. 0 to nc SShliil tot-lrtFsoo "ddeof which $"w iU,d additloUil1 to ,iirt- S1-000 ddel- of wWcU company the nomination, and 0 additional to start, to sewnd and 50 to third! the fourth to save start- S0 to sewml and 00 to third, fourth to save ,250 added, of which 50 to second and 50 to Uig money. In addition to the stakes, the winner starting money. The winner to be sold at auction third, fourth to save starting money. Three pounds will receive a valuable piece of silver donated by for ,500 if for less; S lbs. allowed for each 00 below- the scale. The winner of two races other Jue club. Weights to be announced before 9 a. in., to ,500; then 1 lb. for each 00 less to 00. than selling of the value of ,000 each to carry 3 jcXn iiSSlii t of thS vShp nf sT? r Starters and selling price to be named through the lbs. penalty. Non-winners of a race oilier than sel- ra ning fl ,lUy valueiif ter the eulrJ box at ,hu uual time o L-,otilS r this days ling of any value, allowed 5 lbs. Maidens allowed weights are announced.0 to carry C lbs. penalty, racing, and those so named are liable for starting 10 lbs. Five Furlongs. Ono Mile and One-sixteenth. fee. Seven Furlongs. If tlicre arc enough horses to justify, three jumping races each week will be offered. In addition to above Stakes, the TENNESSEE DERBY, ,000 Added, and TENNESSEE OAKS, ,000 Added, that closed January 2, J905, will be run at Spring Meeting. Notice. No entry will be received for any of these Stakes except on this condition: That all disputes, claims and objections arising- out of the racing-, or with respect to the interpretations of the conditions of any race, shall be decided by a majority of the Executive Committee present, or those whom they may appoint, and their decisions upon all points shall be final. The Club also reserves the right to refuse the entries of any person, or the transfer of any entry, and without notice. ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE SECRETARY. NEW MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB S, R MONTGOMERY, President M, N. MAC FAR LAN, Secretary
