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LAST SUNDAY V I drew your attention to Wednesday, .Sept. 1", and advfsed my friends through these columns con-cemiug a horse whose real form was 30 lbs. better than shown. On the turf course he Is thoroughly at home, and this horse would win the sixth race positively on Wednesday, Sept. 12. unless an accident, an earthquake or a snow storm prevented racing said day. Below is the verbatim copy or telegram as sent to all subscribers: TELEGRAM: ixonakd JOE UATMAN. frieshon LEONARD JOE HAYMAN, 7-2, WON EASILY. frr Cf ID CP I TP C T lf h0 abore Is not tne only horse sent out A I.UUU n r Ll I tL J an1 absolutely verbatim copy of telegrams sent out. Nothing omitted; nothing added. Its real Information when von can mention the race days in advance and know the rider and connections. Customers throughout the country will testify as to the veracity of any statement made by me. Oyer ?30,000 were cleared up by the wise clique on Haymans good thing. X A d K Q SIX-TH RACE 1 1-8 Miles on Turf. 1:531097. ,000 added. 3-year-oids and O C. OOP upward. Selling. . Net value to winner . Ind Horses A WtPPSt St , U Vj Str Fin Jockeys Owners Q H O P S 645963L. J. HAYMAN to 3 89 10 1 1 12 lh 15 l3 Is Freishon M L Hayman 3 35 3 6-5 7-10 04375ORLY vrsn 6 115 4 10 2and 22 23 2s 23 21 W Dugan P M Civill 4 5 3 6-5 7-10 64576 LUCKETT wsb 6 103 2 7 4 41 35 31 31 31 Horner J J OFlaherty 15 20 35 6 2 64396 TARTAN wsn 4 107 11 9 61 61! 45 42 4 4 Heffnan Mrs H Brolaski 4 4 3 6-5 7-10 639S6 JANETA w 4 100 6 8 10 10 81 71 51 5s Finn Mrs R L Rogers 10 20 15 5 21 64519 FLAVIGNY WB 3 S9 5 5 S1 8l 55 51 6l 68 H Alex R E Watkins 50 100 100 40 20 63169 M. RICHARDSON W 7 105 3 3 91 91 91 8 7H 71 Sewell C E Rowe 7 15 12 5 25 64541 CARONAL WSB 6 101 8 12 12 12 12 12 11 8l York W C Daly 40 100 300 40 10 64411 LILITA W 3 99 7 11 7H 7H 71 91 91 9 J Harris W F Schulto 30 30 25 8 4 640132NOVENA w 4 98 1 4 11 11 10l 103 102 102 C Ross W A Chanler 15 20 15 5 21 62194 PHOEBUS ws 4 106 9 2 5J 55 11 ll1 12 111 W Knapp Hamilton Stable 30 40 40 15 8 64519 CONSUELO w 4 103 12 6 3- 31 61 61 8l 32 W Miller T D Sullivan 8 12 10 4 2 Time, 121, 241, 37, 49j, 1:02. 1:144, 1:273, 1:41, 1:53J. Winner Ch. g, by Linden Crotchet trained by J. Lowe. Went to post at 5:00. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Leonard Joe Hayman decisively outbroke, outpaced and outstayed his opponents, winning all the way under a pull for the first six furlongs and under pressure to stand off Orly, but drew out fast at, the end. Orly, luckily placed from the start, almost, was in close, but unavailing, pursuit of the winner throughout and put up a superior effort. Luckett maintained a good position within striking distance of the leaders, but could never get up and was a lucky third. Tartan, away poorly and carried very wide on the first turn, closed a big gap into a fast going fourth under a poor ride. Janeta steadily improved her position from a poor start after losing ground on the first turn. Flavigny ran well for six furlongs and tired as if short. The same applies to Consuelo. Mabel Richardson ran a bad race. Scratched G43053Sonoma Belle, 107; G457C Contend, 103; G459G Prudential Girl, 104; Young Davis, 9S. Overweights Janeta, 2 pounds; Lllita, 1. READ THjS CAREFULLY: MnM nAV S ET PJ J7 a horse starts AT TORONTO whose real form and TT Iffy condition is known- but to three persons besides myself, i would not be m position to know the facts and plans of this coup any better if "I owned tins horse personally. I know this horse is ready and emphasize again the public does uot puy your reed bills. TUESDAY, GRAVESEND, SEPT. 18, another horse starts whose condition and plans I am as familiar with as with Miss Crawford, 0 to 3, won, and L. J. Hayman, Gi to 1, won. Strictly one-horse wires sent out not four or five horses to choose trom. ITS NOBODYS BUSINESS h0 along with the wise people in the business the ones who pull off successfully killing after killing! I own ii,c. Algonquin Stable and know my business. Jump with the cat. TERMS, .00 cr ZlrlZ7LS?at BOTH WIRES, 0.00 .....cStliutly ont;-lursc advised in each instance. Nothing surer, to my mind, has faced the Hag this GUARANTEE: ,.n- JF ThTUVu ylV U,ow wrta1 1 am as to the reliability of the Information. I make the following i V" T c flV1- vou subscribe for,- or both horses. If you remit for both, win at odds of -1 10 a. or better, I will send yon. absolutely free, without one cent additional charge, COMPLETE COPY "NEW THEORY," which I consider the best racing system ever placed before the public, and sold throughout the country at 5 per copy, the following day, unless the horse you subscribe for wins at 4 to 1 or better.. Original copies completely bound. Even money shots are poor investments. I lore is your opportunity to test reliable Inside information. 1 expect the odds in both casos S to 1 Remit today by money order, telegraph or special delivers-. State which track vou d-sire the pne starting Monday at Toronto or Tuesday at Gravesend, or both. Both appear equally certain and I know thousands will bet away from the track, so as uot to affect the local market. SPECIAL NOTICE: All communications must be addressed as follows for the horses starting Monday or Tuesd-iv ARTHUR PEAB0BY, King Edward Hotel, TORONTO, CANADA. m To receive prompt attention, do not add reus any other way than above. LUSTIG 8 " 5 WQN And again your old man Bill, Lester landed the goods for his clients. This horso ran away back his last two starts at Douglas Park and on past races ho should have been at least 30-1, but" your old man Bill Lester advised all of his clients to stand a tap on him to win. J20-1L I GRAND SPECIAL SATURDAY I This is the pipe that I have been advertising all this week for one grand killing. The track is made to order for this cinch. A good jockey rides. When I make a statement this strong all of jny clients know that it is another one of the same brand as Scotch Dance, 12-1, won, which I handed out for a killing. If this horse does not win I will make good any other day free of charge, providing your name is on my books or you bring back my original sheet, which can be bought only at my office. BILL LESTER and. CO. SUITE 37, 90 LASALLE ST., CHICAGO, ILL. Telephone Main 2928. . OWNERS AND TRAINERS r, FORMERLY WITH JOHN J. WARD Terms: Daily: 0 Weekly. I REYNOLDS and CO., Horso Owners and Expert flandicappers. R. 510, 114 Dearborn St., Chicago. Daily. Weekly. I Established 1S90. I A I 0 tO I 5 tO I CINCH Before the public ATSHEEPSHEAD TODAY. V Also a 10 to 20 to I Ifflr at louisville! Tlio above- information iWfiiSEf comes from a source- that ljSwa" makes us feci confident in saying both will win sure. We. Never Misrop- I Dont Fail to Get Them! Turf Exchange Y PS I LA NT I, MICH. TRAINS LEAVE MICHIGAN CENTRAL DEPOT. Detroit at 1100 and 114-0 p. m. TURF REPORTERS SPECIAL. Room 312, 50 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Yeiterdays Special withdrawn. Saturdays Special: 23-30-12-41-5-11-28-15-10-30- Entry List: 4-002. THE AMERICAN RACING MANUAL. 68c IN LEATHER, 30c IN PAPER. DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO., 124 Fifth Ave., Chicago, 111. MARSHAL NEY, XXX SPECIAL, WON, 3-1 TODDLES, XXX Special, Rolled Home, 11.20. Today we wind up another banner week. SATURDAY, SATURDAY, 101 101 101 3 more Grand XXX Winners. You all know my record last Saturday: De Miind 12-1, Bedouin 2-1 Bet your limit. A canter. Both were returned winners and my patrons simply slaughtered the booties. W5o?.8t MAJOR Tel. 5948 Uarr. Initials F. 1. 8.0 WEEKLY. zSk WOODS Wmmand DAILY FORM LETTER A SnlF?yK Room 312 UttT 59 Dearborn Street JT J CHICAGO $ I Daily Weekly YESTERDAY OUR LETTER GAVE: Tourcnne 10-1 won Georgo Vivian. 7-5 won Wes 10-1 2nd Orderly 7-2 2nd HuntiDcton.... 8-1 won Plausible 4-1 won Merry George. 11-5 won Lustig 8-5 wou Gracchu8XSpel 7-1 2nd Hannibal Bey. 3-1 won Eva Isor 15-1 3rd Western, Special 8-1 won My Bessie 2-1 2nd Athena.... 4-1 2nd An Extra Special Today, 1st Douglas Park, and odds will be good. CITY OF TRAVERSE FARE, 25 CENTS. , Leaves Barrys Dock, foot of East Michigan St. ! North Side, at 1:15 p. m. I S. S. Lena Knohloch leaves 35th St. pier at 1:45 I p. m., transferring passengers to the Traverse off that point. Return trip will be made as follows: S. S. Lena Knobloch will debark passengers for 35th St. pier at 4:30 p. m. and after last race, making the second trip to 55th St. Passengers wishing to reach the city early can leavQ Traverse on 4:30 boat and make connections with fi:07 express train on Illinois Central at 53rd St. station, which reaches city at r:20 p. ui. A bus line has been established between corner of Randolph St. and Wabash Ave. and Barrys Dock. Service every 10 minutes. Last bus leaves at 1 p. ui. sharp. NOTICE. The Traverse will not go to South Chicago except when weather conditions prevent the S. S. Lena Knobloch from landing at 65th St. On such days passengers will be landed at 92d St. In time to catch 3:03 express train on 111. Central. NATIONAL RACING REVIEW No. 37a. Uooui 87. 71 Dearborn Street. Chicago, 111. Yesterdays Special, Angleta, 7-2, third. Our 3-horso wire wins right alontr, players cashing yesterday on Plausible, 4-1, won. Better get In. S5.00 per week. SUBSCRIBE FOS DALLY RACING FORM, i I
