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rBERTM0NT, 11-2, WON The only horse sent out by us March 19. "Our Iaformation Comes Direct From the Track." Telegrams on file for inspection. Others Make Promises. "We Make Good." SUBSCRIBE TODAY MAYER and CO., I 504, 171 Washington St., Chicago. J ONE A DAY— NO MORE. Yankee Giri7-1 Won was niy choice one Saturdav. which wound up a tnoM profitable week. This Is i lie kUnl ot Inform lion Ilia I pais. Only one horse a day. and that MM usually a u inner. Itelow i ■] record: March 13— FOREIGNER 13-5 WON March 14— LENS 3-1 LOST March 15— ROYAL BREEZE 7-5 2nd March 16— YANKEE GIRL 7-1 WON March 18— GRENADE 7-10 WON March 19— BERTM0NT 11-2 WON TERMS: : : .00 per week: .00 daily. THE WESTERN, Room 14 B : : : 84 Washington Street All borate hied I., fore 1L oclock at the Daily Racing Form odi e. Grand Derby Special We refund your $■ and a S5 Htruljcht bet on this horse it lie .;.,. ■ not win the Oreneeut CI! Herb t New Or-I leuu« next Saturday. Thin SMBSSHStsa Limited to 150 Orders! DONT MISS THIS WIRE! WILL WIN AT GOOD ODDS! Money must accompany all orders at the tune you order. HOURS: 9:30 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Remit by post office, express, or telegraph motley order to E. LHOMMIDEAU and CO., Chicago. III. Room 5. 45 La Salle Street. Tel. Main 1 709 Turf Exchange YPSILANTI, MICH. MICHIGAN CENTrVdEPOT, Detroit, AT 1:00 AND 1:40 P. M. TURF REPORTERS SPECIAL K. 312, 59 Dearborn St., Chicago. WEDNESDAY S SPECIAL: 7S-8CJ -92-87-81-43-77. ENTRY LIST: -1-7 8U2-803-804-Sl3-822-Sf l. BERTMONTJ ! 11-2, WON 1 || WAS OUR OCCASIONAL SPECIAL TUESDAY X J | SATURDAY IT WAS J | i YANKEE GIRL 7-1 Won j I i Winner of the City Park Derby. • !! I j For Thursday we have one that we J I I expect to towrope his field from flag J l | fall and be at long odds. a I I f I I Also the winner of the Crescent City • II • I | Derby that is to be run Saturday. This % ! one, like Yankee Cirl, should run over X I his field when the boy turns his head • | loose. m I I - i i ! TERMS FOR THESE OCCASIONAL SPECIALS: | l!.00 r WEEKLY! 1 1 _____ I j REYNOLDS and CO., | 308 Wells Fargo Bldg., | New Orleans, La. ! fcULL * . . 17 10, 2nd i wan our Daily One Horse Wire Tuesday. | I T H R EE 1 j § ! WINNERS 1 ! I | .00 | ! • I 1 I I ONE HORSE A DAY. J I T. C. WOOD and CO., j f 59 Dearborn Street. Chicago. III. I 5 ESTABLISHED 1904. J 1907 :: 1907 Woodlands Stock Farm MR. BARNEY SCHREIBER, Proprietor. SAIN Private. Imported black horse, by St. Serf — The Task, by Barcaldine. A gasd winner in this country and sire of such capital racers as Jack At kin. Nealou, Tony iaiist. lH-uIsclilaiid. Cornwall. Schwalbe, Otis, lichcimniss. OttO Stifel. Jinkerton. Dewey, I.a.v Crawford, Ilcrsain, Sainrida and many other winners. BANNOCKBURN. Private. Brown horse, by Hayden Edwards — Bettie Blaise, by the Epsom Derby winner St. Blaise. A meat racehorse in his day and. although hut recently placed in the stud, already sire of Dr. Gardner, Horace V... Bannock Uelle, Quinu Brady, fftmriml. Red Bill. etc.. etc. SIR HERCULES. Private. Imported bay horse, by Sir Hugo, dam by Galo-pin. second dam Miss Foote, by Orlando. Winner in England of the Ascot Biennial Stakes. Trial date. . Ieveril of the Peak Hate. Prince of Wales tip and Richmond Plate. BALGOWAN. 0.00. Brown horse, by Strathmore — Trinkitat, by imp. Thunderstorm. Winner of the Hyde Park Stakes and many other important events and sire of Sofala. Sylvia Talbot, ius Heldorn, Katie Kains. etc., etc. OTIS. 0.00. Bay horse, by Sain or imp. Foul Shot — Laura Agnes, by Jils Johnson. Winner of the St. Louis Derby. Neptune Stakes and many other races. His first season in the stud. Addiess. THOMAS SHELLEY. .Manager, I Bridgeton, Missouri. LONGSBOT FREE! In latest quotations for the Brooklyn this horse was too to 1. but there will be a big cut when I have told a few good bettors what I know. Write me how much you will bet and what share you will give me and if I think you are the kind of a bettor that will prolit by what I know about this horse I will send you all the facts without charge. JOHN W. DOYLE, Gravesend. L. I., New York. National Racing Review No. 137 Itoom 87 71 IK-urborn Street CHICAGO, ILL. Yesterdays Special. Parisian Model. 11-5. Won. ONE-HORSE WIRE. CULL. 17-10. SECOND. .00 PER WEEK. WHAT THE RUNNING HORSES DID IN 1906. A complete record of the performances and winnings of all horses racing last year. Price . Dally Racing Form Publishing Co., 144 fifth Avenue. Chicago. 111. A BOOK YOl NEED! i; The American Racing Manual for 1907 jj ► BOUND IN LEATHER: BOUND IN PAPER: j| If From Newsdealers or this Office . . 50 Cents From Newsdealers or this Office . • 30 Cents | i* 8y Registered Mail 60 Cents By Registered Mail 40 Cents j| I DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO., j; 124 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. H IGH LAN D PARK CLUB 218 HAMMOND BUILDING, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. GEO. M. HENDRIE, Pres. and Treas. WALTER O. PARMER, Secretary. WINDSOR AND FORT ERIE i jj MJL IC JT 3w Entries Close Tuesday, April 2nd, 1907 Summer Meetings, 1907, Northern Racing Circuit: ONTARIO JOCKEY CLUB, Toronto .... May 18 to June I WINDSOR Jane 15 to July 13 HAMILTON JOCKEY CLUB, Hamilton . . . June 3 to 15 I FORT ERIE Opposite Buffalo July 22 to Aug. 31 FALL MEETINGS ANNOUNCED LATER. Xft DP RUN AT WINDSOR "IS- t x,r:l: of aIiy ,wo staUos in 1007 of nsgrpsrate fatac of $..000. or on of SCi.OOO value. 5 lb«. extra- ■*■ DKl ■»*»■* ** •wi",«i-"i»wn. noo-wtoneM of ■ tbree-r«sr-«ld Rtake of ..ln» raise that have m won thwe races ttalu voir u.-% THE FRONTIER STAKE. ,500. A wrwpstalw for r,u 1 v.-.u , ].is: S20 o accompany ihe noiuina- races excepted, allowed 7 His. ; aon-wlaaers this year, U li . ; snlslssa, is ji ~.: allies alktwea s h.s. tion, .r sddlttnaal 1 start; value of stake to !»• |T.W. "I uliich ,800 t the irioaer, tiMl to the --•- One and One-Quarter Mile«. ou,l to the third, .the toiirth M«t. Whsaen of ■ raee *% *»£** JLSJlt SS2 t""r,X f GtNESSEE H01EL HANDICAP. ,500. -Pot three-yeir-olus and spwara; 0 to isjiiiij the ro.u- , rZ? Z.:1] [:,k-"t aDJ Vi,1"e, T Mal"r •••■TJ;- B - 1, n"n."!l"V~, " r;;"" ,,f ",:lti, . MO addUkmal to start. V.loV. 5.600. of v. l.i. 1. si.-.k, to the iriaaer. 00 to Seond, 00 to gjrSea. Ss?. tSJSS and£.?*S£ JfcXFSL *- one !L**£S£**32 "cggZSZSZ ,""" *» — to ,u ,1,": ;i",l1,,;l" u,e * dil,s lllt -v,"S!,al fc,SBa51«?« panyTSnoBiBdssdd tJUrd; 000 welcht tor we; 3 ll.s. aih.u,,! for eaeh 00 to ,000, then 1 11.. for each 00 to ,000. ,,,M„i iln,i 00 to third. WVis.1,, toappeaV tlw day? rorto the d1 oCea thru box Then 2 lbs. for eaeh U« to 00. Ihosc esd I a* to he sold. If three real sMa only, to carry 8 I.s. 9t usual timt. of c,.lMng of ,,UII.ies „ . l!U.l — — i-"e. . .t. winners inueis V aiter cr mil pupucation wee- ••iii." acce i. ot ,»f "eiWs weignts, at "V am. in, eum ext.4 ■ jt yxtra. extra: if fom year olds :n«i soward, :! ll.s. extra. Btartcn with seHisc price to be named tbroash entry 0ne and 0lle-SlxtPentU M les- .» x the dav BteeediM the race. Ono and One-Sixteenth Miles. ., THE PONTCHARTRAIN STAKE. .500.-A handicip for all au-.s: 0 to ■rrasspsBj the nomination. ISLXX* TTTlr „„-..„ iJSifiSZtl, 0» TATS:** r„„ y"Un" J1, T°F SS •V/,ar,.a,1,iS 1?l ■ —•;.» to accon.pany S40 additional to start. Vain.-. .Si CM of which 00 to the winaer, 00 to second sad 00 to third. „,„ fu. n ,m, -?1 L a.l V i ° M V. ,l"!,- *■; • ol wl"J1 ,N "tl,e "1,mer- *au to SMcadjIUl1 „ Weight* to spoear thsee days |.ri„r to the race. Aceentancca throoftli entry dox at usual time of clorfne; g ", .J L? SUrtelh ,:,!, :,,"",• r ?*e J.1,,s- ■Uolw"1 foru e!Uh lt,ss to ■°0"- tl,,» »•• for eat" hB"0 to *,MW- •»» ■«*« $«« «• ■• "»* through wtry box day preeed.ng the race. of entries. Wlanera after pul.li, ation of weights to .any J! ll.s. extra. Six Furlongs, i THE ROYAL OAK FARM STAKE, ,500. -For two yeai old-: 0 to accompany the nomination. .|40 TTrr rnitT vaiv otivu «i kaa r- .. , .. . x, ?"9 , additional to start. Value ,000, of which Jfl.UOO to the winner. 200 to second and ?HH to third. Win- ,.„ .„f.5r? . in,, ,.7i ,,,., v- , "ciJ ""T yVar," *,S.w ml. np,w;ir,,.: ° toiueomi any the noinina- i.ers of a ra.-e of ,000 rahK to Carry I lbs extra; of two races of the aggregate value of ,60C. or one 1 "i U " Z i r *J *■ -nV, . " 5S*°! U,Kh V,2"0 f° 1,"i",U"/- *2fl0. 4" sT,ml.al,aJ?100 f of SK.9M value. S lbs. extra: non-winners of a race of ,000 rata* that hare not won four races of any fr Lnh «io Ll ii o.fo ,ht0 ?*H "J*** "rage: allowances, l lbs. for eaeh $» to B0«, 1 lb. value allowed 4 ll,s.: if such have not won two races. 10 lbs.: maidens. 12 ll.s. Four and One-Half Furlongs. ! , or„ ,,*,,, it. *1,"°- ,n" f. ,,,s;, f,,r p;1 -11 *ltH ■*■ tl *J,0- Starters with st-llnitr price to oe THE DETROIT STAKE, .500.-A selling stake for two-yearalds; 0 to accaaapaay the nonuna- j avt . . SeVe" Furl°T as— a M „o tion. 0 additional to start. Value. ,500. of which S1.2 Ht to the Winner, 00 to second md .00 to „„„,,,? , f,i ,,,,, •? *7andSF~*. *?££*2. SS. tw°-yp:r-old«s: 0 to aeeompa-iy the o„ „i third: ,000 weight for age: 2 ll.s. allowed for each 00 less to ,000. then 1 lb. all-wed for each .00 n»ra la l°. n- „ * f tt.JLlLu :,11"- £52°i "* "*** 555? u winner. 00 to secomt and 00 to Si to 00. Winners of three stakes not to be entered far leas thss ,000. Starters With -oiling price ! ir , 5*2 tU u-,; " °" ,?1 t!,7,l:,-f P** f? "**• aCCCBtaaCBS through entry box at usual time or cl *-lu- " "«» * 111,lels at,t r imlH ation ot weights to carry 3 lbs. extra. Five and One-Half Furlongs. to named through entry lox the day preeeding the race. Five Furlongs. THE INTERNATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. .200. — A linn.lier.p steeplechase: 0 to aeeon.pawv the NIAGARA STAKE, 500.— For two year ..Ids; 0 to accompany the nomination. 0 additi n.al To nomination. .$.." additional to start. Value. .1*00. of watch . .mhi to winner. 00 to Off Tad and S100 to | ST!lrt- "■f"*- hBu°. "f **** M.2O0 to the winner. 00 to second and 00 to third. Winners of two third. Weights to appear tbre- davs prist to the race; a«. .pt.in.es the d.iv pre cding race at aaaal imp stakes of aggregate value of .2«H since May 15th to carry 5 lbs. extra: non-winners of a race of ,000 of closing of entries. Full Courr.e. value allowed 5 lbs.; if suc.i have not won four races. S lbs.; of two races, 12 lbs.; maidens, IB lbs. TO BE RUN AT FORT ERIE. THE GRAND CAN ANAS STEEPLECHASE. ,200.— A handicap steeplechase: 0 to sCCOCSpaay the THE CANADIAN DFEBY. .000. — A sweepstake for three year-olds: 0 to areompany the nomina- nomination. additional to start. Value, ,200, of which 1907.sh00 to the winner, ti0 to second and 00 . ton, 00 additional to start. Value of the stake to be $;:.Mw. of which ,900 to the winner. 00 to to third. Weights to be announced three days prior to race; acceptances to be made through ent.-y box at second, 00 to third, fourth to save start. Winners of a three year-old stake of .r,i0 value to carry ;: | usual time of closing of entries. Full Course. CDrPI ssVI MsTllPi I No entry will bo received for any of these stakes except upon this condition: That all dispntes, claims and objections arising out of the racing, or with respect to ws twIML Ixs1* ■ IV*t. the interpretation f the conditions of any stake, 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. a....hk» ...... ■««-..».«■»»■„„ to WALTER 0. PARMER, Secretary, 218 Hammond Building, Detroit, Mich. ENTRY BLANKS MAY BE HAD ON APPLICATION AT THE OFFICE OF DAILY RACINU FORM.
