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The American Racing Manual FOR 1907 EVERYONE INTERESTED 1IM RACING SHOULD HAVE IT. THE PRICE: BOUND IN LEATHER From Newsdealers or this Office . . 50 Centa By Registered Mail 60 Cents BOUND JN PAPER From Newsdealers or this Office . . 30 Cents By Registered Mail 40 Cents PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY Daily Racing Form Pub. Co. 124 Fifth Ave., Chicago. THE SARATOGA ASSOCIATION For the Improvement of the Breed of Horses. FRANCIS R. HITCHCOCK. President HARRY PAY IME WHITNEY, Vice President. ANDREW MILLER. Secretary and Treasurer Office: The Windsor Arcade, Forty-Sixth Street and Fifth Ave., New York City. RACE COURSE: : : : : SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK. Stakes to be Run at the Summer Meeting, I907 TO CLOSE MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1907. FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. THE SARATOGA HANDICAP OF 0.000.— For second 00, and to the thrd 00. Weights to be three-yeai olds and upward, l.y sabscripUoB of announced tkrae flays before tbe race. Winners after M sack, half rorfeit, sr *-." if declared liy Jane the announcement of the weights t carry ." lbs. Isi. To tbe winner 8,900, to the second ,000, extra. Ons Mile and a Furlong, and to the third :*.",« . Weights to he announced ten ___._.._,_ . .. days before the race. Winners of a race of tbe i,__ THE DELAWARE.— A „. Handicap, lor three year-value of ..ooO after the announcement of the ,,ls :lll1 "Pward. By subscription of 5 each,- or ■weights to carry ,"i lbs extra 0 it declared by the hour of closing entries on the One Mile and a Quarter. ,l;,v Preceding the race: with ,500 added, of which •M0 lo "" M,,,,1!l1 *■* I1* to tbe third. Weights t-hv THE cipiTnri SARATOGA rnp CUP nr OF «7 ,500.-1 inn r i r thre* n,..,.. fear- ,,,r ,„ ,„. ..mu,„i„, »d three .lavs before the race. Wln- 2-As-lrU , 2pWa,r ■ PJ subscription ot 00 each, or ,u.,.s .ltI.r llu. announcement of the weights to earn $. 0 if declared hv June 1st for entries made March - .. ,. v., . . fine Mile ° "• • r "a- uue «"e 4tb; and 00 each tor entries made July 1st, when Ihe event shall close. Starters to pay 00 addi- THE AMSTERDAM. — Selling. For three-year-olds lional. To the winner 5,000 and a cup of the and upward. By subscription of 5 each, S10 for- v.ilue of 50. to the second ,000, and to the felt; with ,500 added, of which 50 to the second third 00. Weight for age. and 60 to the third. The winner to he sold at One Mile and Six Furlongs. auction for hB1,000. If for ,000. allowed 7 lbs.; THE MERCHANTS AND CITIZENS OF .000. — i ""!l l "■ ""wed for each 00 down to ,500. A Handicap. For thrc- v car olds and upward. By Selling pri« to be stated through the entry-box by subscription of 0 each, or 5 if declared by June *** 1"ur ot closing entries on the day preceding the 1st. Starters to pay 0 additional. To the win- ■"•■ One Mile. Mr .4 K . to the second 00, and to the third oo. THE CATSKILL.— Selling. For three-year-olds Weights to he announced three days before the race. ilni upward. By subscription of 5 each. 0 for- Wlnnera alter toe announcement of the weights to felt; vvitli ,500 added, of which 50 to the second carry S Vm. extra :IMI figf ,,, the third. The winner to l e sold at One Mile and Three-Sixteenths. suction for ,000. If for ,000, allowed 7 lbs.: THE CHAMPLAIN OF .000. — A Handicap. For then 1 lb. allowed for each 00 down to ,000. Since year olds and upward. By subscription of $.50 Selling price to be stated through the entry-DOS by each, or 5 if declared by June 1st. Starters to the hour ol losing entries ou the day preceding the pay 0 additional. To tile winner ,400, to the race. , Seven Furlongs. FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS. THE SARANAC OF .000.— A Handicap. For THE SENECA.— Selling. For three year-olds. By three -year elds By subscription of 00 each, or subscription of 5 each. 0 forfeit: with ,500 ■dd"L V,, *"«■ g» ,lu T"1 **£ * :,° ° 5* 5 if declared by June 1st. starters to pay 0 V v. , ... third. Ihe winner to be BOM at auction for ,000. a-..,., ,,i additional. Do the winner M. *». " the second „ r,,r ,,.„„ , „, flawed r,r 0;1 -i, 0o down to oo. and to the third 00. Weights to be an- S] 600 Selling price to be stated through the entry- ■MBBIMa "" •*■ 1"".n ""■.■•••■ Wmnersaller ,„,x ,,v |ht. ,„„„. of t.j silu; entries on the day pro-flic announcement ol Uwwetehts to carry 5 lbs. ;,,lj1IL.- ,„. ,,,,,. six Furlongs, extra. One Mile and a Furlong. „," ,,. ,.„,,..„.., „ „ THE MOHAWK. — Selling. For three -year -olds. THE HURON. — A Handicap. For three-year -olds. By subscription of 5 each. 0 rorfeit; with ,500 By subscription of 5 each, or o If declared by : added, of which 50 to the second and 50 to the the hour of dosing entries on Ihe day preceding the third. The winner to be sold at auction for ,000. race: with ,000 added, of which 00 to the second If for less, l lb. allowed for aach 00 down to and 1200 to the third. Weights to be announced ,000; then 1 lb. allowed for each 0O down to three flays before the race. Winners after the ,000. Selling price to be staled through the eatry-aunoiiin eineiii of the weights to carry 5 lbs. extra, bos by the boor of dosing entries on the flay pre-One Mile and Three-Sixteenths. ceding the race. One Mile and a Furlong. FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS. THE SARATOGA SPECIAL. — For two-year-olds. I the announcement of the weights to carry 5 ll s. By subscription ••! ,000 each, half forfeit. A extra. Six Furlongs. Piece of i.oid Plate of the value of 00 to be THE KENTUCKY.— For Fillies. Selling. For added by the Aaaociatioa. Subscribers to name two-year dds. By subscription of 5 each, three horses by May tot, and only .ne starter to toctelt; with SI. 500 added, of whiclr 50 to the be named fur each subscription. Six Furlongs. |M.,,,mi Kad 80 to the third. The winner to Ik? THE ADIRONDACK OF .000.— A Handicap. For I sold at auction for ,000. If for less, 1 lb. allowed tWO-year aide. By subscription of 0 each, or 5 for each 00 down to ,500. Selling price to he if declared by June 1st. Siarteis to pay 00 addi- ; stated through the titty-box by the hoar of closing lional. To the winner .ooo. to the Second 00. entries on the day preceding the race. and to the third 00. Weights to be announced ■ Five and a Half Furlongs. three days before the race. Winners after tha aa- | THE TROY.— Selling. For two-year-asfla. By nouuceiuent. of the weights to carry., lbs. extra. with forfeit; . nbseriptk 5 each, 0 ,000 Six Furlongs. auiel, of Which .50 to the second and 50 to the THE ALBANY. — A Handicap. For two year-olds. I third. The winner to l e sold at auction for ,000. By subscription ol 5 each, or if declared by ; If for ,000, allowed 7 lbs.: then 1 lb. allowed for the hour of closing entries on the day preceding the each 00 down to ,000. Selling price to be stated ra -e: with ,000 added, of which $:!00 to the through the entr] DM by the hour of closing entries second and oO to w third. Weights to l e an- ou the day pic cding the race, nouneed three days before the race. Winners after Five and a Half Furlongs. The Rules of Racing, and »nbiei|uent amendments thereto, adopted by The Jotdtey Clnb, govern all races run under the auspices of the Saratoga Association. ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE Secretary of the Saratoga Association, The Windsor Arcade, 46th St., and Fifth Ave., New York City. THE La to iiia Jockey Club I Racing Department of the Latonia Agricultural and Stock : : Association Incorporated. : : COVINGTON, KENTUCKY. STAKES TO CLOSE Saturday, March 2, 1907 For Spring Meeting, 1907. THE CLIPSETTA STAKES.— For fillies two years old: $.% to accompany tbe nomination: 5 additional to sMtt; 91.280 added, of which 00 to the second Bad 10 to the :hird. Winners of a lamp sl.ikes of the value of ,230 to e:iny :, lhs.; of two Of auy aluo, T Iuj. ; of three or more of :my v:iiue. 7 lhs. extra; BOB winner-, of S BWeeaalakes allowed :: lbs., and If such, nave not Woli three r:icis. 8 lbs. ; two races. 8 ll.s.; luadens that have not been placed in a sweepstakes. U lbs. Five Furlongs. THE HAROLD STAKES.— fur colts two fears old: fS to accompany the nomination: f additional to start; ,250 added. Of which 00 to the second and .vllHl to Ihe third. Winners of i swesMBlBljil of tio value of SUBO to carry .! BBC; of two of any value, ."i lbs.: of three -r more f any value, 7 lbs. extra. Non-winners of a sweepstakes allowed ." lbs., and if such have not won three races, 5 lbs: two races, s lbs. Maidens that have not been placed in a sweepstakes. ]." fas. Five Furlongs. THE CINCINNATI TROPHY.— A sweepstakes for colts and fillies two years old: 0 to accompanv the nomination; $.10 additional to start: ,000 added, of which 60 to the second and o to the third. Winners of a sweepstakes of the rarae of ..r 00 to carry " lbs.; of two of any value, 0 lb.s. extra. Sfaa-v iimers of a swe*-pstakes allowed 4 W-.. and if such have no! won three races. 7 lbs.: maidens, if BCfCC placed in a sweeps lakes, lo lbs. In addilion to the first money and stakes, the winner will receive a Silver Cup. donated by the Baa. .Tuliis rleisciimann. Five ajid a Half Furlongs. THE MERCHANTS STAKES.— A seOag sweepstakes for three-year olds and upward: to accompany the nomination. 8 additional to start; ,260 added, of which 00 to the second and 00 to the third. The winner to be sold at auction. Those entered for $."..000 to Carry* weight for age; then 1 lb. allowed for each 90 to ,000; then 1 lb. for each 00 to .IM0; then 1 lb. for each 00 to SCO:. Starters, with selling price, to be named through entry box the day befoie the race at usual time of eks -BBC One Mile. THE BREWERS EXCHANGE HANDICAP. —For three vear olds and npwarl: . to accompany 1he nomination: .". additional I start; ,280 added, of which 00 to second and 00 to third. Weights lo appear three days prior lo race. Winners of other than a scllim; pane alter announcement of weights lo cany r lbs. additional. Six Furlonjrs. THE KENTUCKY STEEPLECHASE.— handicap for three-year olds and upward: to accompany the Domination; 0 idditioaal to start; ,000 added, of which .00 to second and 00 to third. Weights t" appear three days prior to that set fer the race. Winners after publication of weights to eaMjr 7 BBS. extra. Club House Course — About One Mile and Three-qiarters. THE CINCINNATI HOTEL SPRING HANDICAP.— For three seal olds aud apwird: $:» to B1IIIBBBBBU ihe n nation; *4.". additional to start; ,250 added, of srhleh SLimi to secoad ami *ioo to third. Weights to Bppear three da | prior to that set for the race. Winners of other than a selling purse after announcement of weights to ca-ry 6 lbs. extra. One Mile and an Eighth. THE DECORATION HANDICAP.— For three rear-olds and upward: to accompany the nomination; 6 addltioaal t itart; ,500 added, of which 00 to nrrosd and to third. Weights to appear three days prior to r Manias, af the race. Winners of other than a selling purse after the publication of weights lo eany 6 lbs. extra. One Mile and a Sixteenth. THE aUEEN CITY HANDICAP.- For three year-olds and upward: 5 to accompany the nomination: $.r 0 additional If DO declared "it i n or before May 1st: 60 additional to start. The ihb to gunantee the winner ,600, the second ,000 and tbe third . Weights to be announced April 1st. Wnacrs after announcement of weights, of two races of 00, or one Of ,500, " lb.s. extra: of two of ,300, or one of ,000, 7 lbs. extra. One Mile and an Eighth. THE LATONIA DERBY.— For three-year olds foals of 1f»04: S1.r to accompany the nomination; 5 if not declared oal on or before April 15th; .$.« additional if not declared out on or before May 15th; 00 additional to start: ,000 added, of Which $.100 to second and 00 to third. Winners of a "sweepstakes • in liaiT of the value Of ,500, .". lbs.: of two such or one of s:;.K»0. 5 lbs. extra. Non winners of a sweepstakes in l:»07 allowed $ lbs., aud if not placed in a sweepstakes, 8 lbs. Maidens, if never olaced in a sweepstakes, 12 lbs. One Mile and a Half. THE LATONIA OAKS.— For fillies three years old foals of 10041: 0 to accompany the nomination; 0 additional if not declared out on or before April 15th- 0 additional if not declared out ou or before May 16th; 00 additional to start: ,000 added, of which $.:00 to tiie second and 00 to the third. Winners of a sweepstal.es in 11107 of the value of ,000 and winners of two Sweepstakes in that year of any value to carry 5 lbs. extra. These not having won a sweepstakes in 1907 allowed 6 lbs., and if not placed in a sweepstakes, S lbs. One Mile and a Quarter. Overnight Purses, 00, 00, 00 and 00. Three Steeplechase Races Each Week. Address All Communications to JOHN B. DILLON, Secretary, COVINGTON, KENTUCKY. JUDGE POST, Scratched You may look for wire from me possibly today and positively tomorrow! w £ LADS METHOD Om I 1 7 S5 for 6 Occasionals Ml ML KsmJr 119 La Salle Street - - Chicago | GRESHAM 7-10 Won | was our Dally One Horse Wire Thursday. £ • 1 i i I THREE I . I WINNERS || 1 .00 | | NOT1CK! Todays wire will not count, as we is S Ii not class odds on faoiites us information. S T. C. WOOD and CO., • 59 DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO. X ESTABLISHED 1904. ¥ TODAY 8 10 to I FANTASTIC, WON, 3 2 ■etarday we -will fire s horse that worked a mile in 1 :4o and will win c.isily at S to £ to 1. Tins is the liest tbiiiK ever pulled off at New-Orleans. Barrlac accident, the race is ewer and won. I Uriah so well Of ihis hoi se thai I will advise in.v clients to plllBS.1 heavily. This is the best Stable informal ion BSOBICf can buy. C. R. JAMES, 119 LA SALLE ST., ROOM 50 TERMS: .00 Daily; .00 Weekly. National Racing Review No. 346. Boom S? 71 Oeurborn Street CHICAOO, ILL. Yesterdays Special, BEN SAND. 13 to 1. Third. .00 PEE MONTH. -:- 25 CENTS PEE COPY. Phone Central 3581. s , _ SUBSCRIBE FOE DAILY EACING POEM. G. W. HAMILTON, OAKLAND, CAL. I have just got word from my man at the track on a horse that goes Saturday or Monday sure! This wont be at 50 to 1, but then you all know Hamilton. TERMS: 0.00 Weekly. No single day selections sold. By secret code only. . . ROOM 428 . . . FINE ARTS BLDG., MICHIGAN AVE. OFFICE HOURS : I 11:30 to 2:30 p. m. | GRAND SPECIAL Starts Tomorrow! I i i This horae ban been preparing for this race. Will . ► i reimburse you on the S~ 00 sent and a ST-.00 bet % on this liorse If In li.i.s not win. With our inlornia k .► tion. joii can BBBasjS on this fellow. l CAN INSURE ODDS J[ j[ 15 to 1 J * l Remit by P. O., Express or Telegraph Order to f U E. LHOMMIDEAU and CO., ] i Room 5. 45 La Salle Street. CHICAGO. l WHAT THE RUNNING HORSES DID IN 190 S. A complete record of the performances and winnings of all horses racing last year. Price . Daily Racing Form Publishing Co., 124 Fifth; Avenue. Chicago, I1L TURF REPORTERS SPECIAL K. 312, .V.i Dearborn St., Chicago. FRIDAYS SPECIAL: 80 91 78 80-92 -78. ENTRY LIST: 510 515-553 500. i
