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One Horse-One Race Is what onr SPECIALS consist of. Yesterdays Special: Hans Wagner. Wired us conditions 110 rain no mud. Mondays special was Haviland S-5 won. TODAY AT OAKLAND 4 to 10-1 Extra Special. Track conditions, and all considered, makes this a Real Good Thing in a Soft Spot. SA1URDAY, MARCH 24, We have one of the best things ever cut loose, and we estimate the odds at about 15 to 1. It really should be 30 to 50 to 1 on public form. NOTICE: If Special Loses, One Free Exchange Regardless of Other Winners on the Sheet. Terms, for one day; 0 for six days. MAIN OFFICE, 315, 167 DEARBORN ST. Phoiw Central 31 D D INCH 01 Col. J.C.WOOTERS Auto 5851. P. D. IHrUllU. Manager. GLENCIARE, 2nd, 9-5 was my special yesterday. TODAY 1 HAVE A SURE WINNER .00day TOM COLLINS .00week THE OLD JUDGE 1? HORSES IN TRAINING 1906 TO BE PUBLISHED MARCH 30. Will contain a complete list of horses in training In the east and west, including name, color, sex, age and pedigree, as well as owner, trainer and stable jockey. Kvery two-year-old registered with the Jockey Club will be included, also the rules of racing, scale of weights, winners or American and Kngllsh classics, winning sires, owners, jockeys and several new and useful features. For reference purposes the book is valuable. Price .00, bound in leather, postage prepaid. Money must accompany the order. Address H. A. Buck, 571 Fifth Avenue, New York; Turf Reporters Special. Uoom 312. 51 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. 91.00 Per Mo n tli. Phone Central 5845. WEDNESDAYS SPECIAL: 93-73-70-90 77-75-91-71 UO. Tuesdays Special was Martius, withdrawn ENTRY LIST: 1 805-805-807-8115-823-825-838-843-810. INFORMATION. Afland?andl; at New Orleans. Hecelvesoccasior al "good things." Chicago clients wanted Good bettors send address. LAWYER, Rocm 89 World Building. National Racing Reviews Special, No. 284 Uoom 87. 71 Dearborn Bt . Cklcsco, 111. Yesterdays Special: GLA D PIUATF, 4-1. second. 51.00 PEE MONTH. ... 85 Cents PEtt COPY. ARTHUR PEABODY 6 SONS desire to draw attention to the fact that another horse, with whose training methods and stable connections they arc entirely familiar with, starts at Bennings, Monday, March 26th, opening day. We expect the odds to be 8 or 10 to 1, as the Washington bookmakers will discount the good form which the horse lias shown prior to his shipment from California. Last year we advertised in this very same manner, for the opening day, and sent out Sir Brillar, 10 to I, Won. Strictly one horse advised, always. We fully expect to duplicate our success of last year and desire to stale that to show the racing publie our good intentions, we will again reduce the price for this "Opening Day Occasional" only, same as last year, to THREE DOLLARS. All Occasional in the future will be .00, same as In the past, and this reduction is done strictly for the purpose of demonstration, as we desire to make as many new friends as possible for the coming season. All remittances should be in our possession as early as possible. Allow us to start you right for the season. VP In case of loss our next .00 occasional will be MM II I 1 1 L I sPt free- This horse must win to be charged, or MM II I 1 1 I you are entitled to the next winner, the terms for 1 W I lllhl which are .00 each. We Never Misrepresent. 22 West 33rd Street, New York City. Adjoining Waldorf-Astoria. Long Distance 3625 Madison. YESTERDAY OUR ONE BEST BET WAS Tom Dolan 6-5 . . . won Established 1890. MONDAY IT WAS Before the public - . a . everyday. CREEL . . . . 3"1 WON lLs LAST WEEKS RECORD! JC Saturday MINNIE ADAMS 7-2 WON 07i2IISfc Friday .... CREEL ............. ........ 5-1 THIRD .la Thursday TOM DOUAN 3 2 WON l0IBa Wednesday FLORIZEL 10 1 TRIKD WIPBS Tuesday ORATORIAN 7-1 WON RfltJlHr Monday DAN BRADLEY 7-5 WON M REYNOLDS and CO. Smf Ilorac Owners and Expert Ilaudlcapiiera, wo Never Mi.- Sixth Floor, 119 DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO I LeE!f!ni- .00 Daily. Phone 2877 Central. .00 Weekly. TURF REPORTERS DAILY FORM LETTER. Mrandm?t!h FIGURES COMBINED WITH INFORMATION SMR3jjS2 50 per cent of entire letter guaranteed or next dayg sheet free. Vmr -00 DAILY. .00 WEEKLY. y Room 3,2 90 Dearborn Sreef, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Pltoue Central 5825. -TUESDAY OUR LETTER GAVE LIDDON 11-10 WON BEGONIA Special 2-1 WON KERCHEVAL 13-20 WON PENTAGON 11-5 WON DAN t McKENNA trw "e Special 5-2 f Jr0WJ Second TAVANNES Best Bet Withdrawn m rawtiwfr GARDNER G-5 0-5 wui WON ST. VALENTINE 7-10 WON GOLDIC 6-5 WON LILY GOLDING 7-2 WON MY GEM 8-1 Second YADA 6-5 WON DE A R B 0 R N PA R K EX CHANGt Three regular trains on the Wabaah Railroad will leave Dearborn Wj Station Polk Street daily Sunday excepted for Dearborn Park. Trains will lcaw, at 12:30, 1:58 and 1:35 p. in., stopping only at Arclicr avennc, 47tU street, Englewood and 95th street. Heturning at 4:35 first train, 5:30 and 6:50, making above stops. Calumet Yellow Lino Electric cars make connection at 95th street from South Chicago, Pullman, Kensington and noar-by points. Round Trip Tickets VtlrlorVA fArmu7emgtccotmp.Sy Twenty -five Cents WHAT THE RUNNING HORSES DIP IN 1905 That is the titlo of a vest pocket volume that every man. interested in racing should have. It coiiUiins a record of the performances and earnings of every horse over 0,000 of theui that raced on the thirty-three urincipal tracks of the United States and Canada last year. It is arranged alphabetically and by ages and gives you at a glance a line on the horses. It should be invaluable to handicappers and speculators. - WOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION The book will be mailed to any address in the United States and Canada upon receipt of ONE DOLLAR. It can be procured from news dealers and at this office at the same price. DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING GO., I 124 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, III.
