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WASHINGTON FORM CHART. ■ 1:1: XX IXC. 1 BENNING. D. C. Wednesday. Apul 3. 1907— Ninth day. Washington Jockey Club. Boring Meeting il days. Weather clear; track fast. 178 books on.. Presiding Judge, lareaee McDowell starter. Mars Cassidy. Secretary, M. G. Crieaawre. Racing starts • 3:00 p. m. W Indicates whip, s spars, B blinker-, figures in parenthesis following the distance ot each race Indicate track rcord. age ot lies,, and weight carried. Z»Q/pr4 FIRST RACE— « 1-2 Furlongs Columbia Course. !:2": S 106. 6508 added. ;.-Ouv/U £k ■ "l,i- ;mi| iipwanl. Selling. , value to wlnnei 8400. I ml ileuses AWflP St~U j ■IstMiu Jockeys 7A"n7irs O H C P 8 _ 65SS3 1: OF JESSAMINE w s t IOS 5 2 l1 C 1 I | BadUce Mrs R J WaJden 3 ti •", 1 "• I-- !,:•■" s, ai:|-|:li. was63M l I - --• V W MclntreW H Mosbj 4-5 8-5 1 2-5 out 67a54sWAT£R DOG Wsa 4 MS 2 S •"• •"■ :;- ::"* .1 Johnson Arverne Stable 1 5 13-57-31-3 VERNESS wsnal05 I 3 "" 3* I1 1 Noone H Meisi 12 8 15 :i 1 65580 CONJECTURE wsa 3 M i 1 1 Il 5 5 Goldstein U 1, IfiMni Jr in M 28 2 Ti 12. 2.".. 37|, l:10|, 1 iSa . Winner Br. .. by St. George Queen ol Uara trained hi B. J Walden. Went to 1 ,,s| at 3:12. AI post ! minute. Slart good. Won cleverly BeCOnd and third e,-i|y. BeUe ol Jess. inline [g fresh and good, yot aw.i. well and set the pace throughout with Radtke tahlag no chances and hustling her along smartly .ill through the stretch. Scarfell had no mi-haps and st,„ d a loii_- Stretch drive gamely, hut never threatened the winner. Water Dog was sluggish in the early Stages and found the Journey too short, but finished sat. Verness quit badly and Conjecture was never a contender. The wi 1 was entered for ,000; no bid. Overwoi--hls -Iiell, of .lessainii.e. I :„niinlv OO/KQ SECOND UAci: 4 1-2 Furlongs. 55j 2 u::.i floo added. 2-year-oMs. MabJeaa. jjjtjty * ial weights. .et value to winner 8330. I ml llorsi AW. |p~S| • k _. -t Str fin" Jockeys Oncers Ti Ti V P S i.;s.-.»;-tuky OP SPADES wsn bit •• 1 :: -J. Ik .1 Johnson w Stockton ii-j 7 ". S , ~~ 1 5 1,7: i..r 1 :!.!•".. M 1:1:1: wsin! .; j »i ] p s IJ Cannon t 88015 LAI DABLB ws 103 l 7 ..- :,- 3* Radtke Mrs 1: V, Watdenl I I 7-6 7-1* •:.:Mb M abston ws b«7 2 2 i" Jj Is Mountain .1 Mi Laughlin •", I I ., I , 67983 DESIDERATUM as 104 8 6 II :, ■ Goldstein .1 G Oxnanl 31 81 8 M E KATE CARNEY ws 104 7 :, 6t England* r J E Madden IS M ■" I 68016 BOB c.M.i.AMAN JR WSB 107 1 I I •• 7- W MelntreO E Jordan In -11 -11 7 CARTWHEEL wsn loi us s s ,s Koenig Chelsea Stable IS 188 01 28 10 Tune. 12. .".7. Wlnnei B. g, by Fatherless VigHette trained by W. Garth. Went t post i; 3:41. At post 1 minute, start good. Won driving; second and third the mmt 1 rev of Spad, s was saved in the early running and came wide in the stretch, hen after a long drive g«i up in time to win in the last stride. Blember showed an excellent turn ol speed and finishing gamely "as easily the best of the others. Laudable, away badly, closed a big gap and finished very resolutelv. Desideratum am Marstoa both tired badly. The others were never prominent Ovei woiirhls Laudable. I 1 .1 /_ 4J ■■"-PI /l THIRD RAii: 7-8 Mile Columbia Course. 1 1 •.•:, a 1 1" 1 8500 added" S-year-ohls UOUtlT :"ud ■pward. Selling. Net rslae to winner .5470. lad Horses AWt PP st~ ,~ ~rst"r~Fin JoTkT.vs Owners .» 11 c P S~ 7»K "BUTTONS wsn 7 107 I 2 ;!■ 6 5 3 1J Kadtke- .v"i~rM"jlarrune 8-5 2 II 1 1-2 i.7.v.:t .ii:i:i;v c. wsn 5 107 1 to :i-; Pj •■» 2 2s J Johnson T B MannU I 5 s-5 4-5 9MtPARXyilAiM wsii ti m 7 J ;■; |» Vi I1 « J OBrit-n C Fiill 067; 1- C79S? WINCHESTER wsb I Hi g C, :. p 7 C 8J Robert M 1. Fn t man r.0 CO 7,0 17, S 67794BALLAD ws 3 86 2 .". ::. S| I ■■ Keating A Weir 4a 69 26 8 4 t;7!i hoot Mux nil 68 I 7 41 8 « 7- Sl Goldstein v L Oliver M 12 8 S 8-5 67S".»3DELPHIE Wa o lb M I ,v. B 8 s» 71 K Powers M A Henley S 15 12 4 2 67829 TAVANNES rollM 3 S 10 9J 9- • s Englandr Mrs C C BmlthsonSO 80 50 15 8 67920BELDEMO m 8 104 8 1 lb 2- 2» 4" 9* Noone r Cannon 6 7 6 2 6-6 8716a THE CRICKET 6 107 S 4 7 10 in 1" 10 Mountain Chelsea BUble 10 12 7 2J 7-5 Time. 18, 25, 371, 50, 1:30. Winner — B. g. b.v Teiiny— Boneegirl trained bj I. Marrone. Went to post at 4:0t;. Off at omc to ■ Rood •tart. Won easfly; second tlie same; third driilug. Buttons was easily the best, closed an early gap, came around his opponents in the ■tretch and was enly Cantering at the end. .Terry .. away badly, closed a Mg gap and tini-hed fast and gamely. ParkriRe ■bowed superi r early speed, tint was tiring in the stretch. Win luster raa la greatly Improved form. Ballad failed ro stay. I1m i Moii showed -need and Improvement. Reldemo ran well to llie ItretCh and quit badly. The winner wat I atered tor 8800; no bid. PtiaUhed 01177 Chaai plain, iv 65627 Bettle Bouncer, 108. Orcnreighti E*arfcrrllle, i poand; Beldemo, ;. fiUAfPJ FOURTH RACK— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 6B— 2— 113. 8806 added. 2 year elds. Selling. DOUOO Mel ralne to winner 8410. Ind II. Tims AWt PR St 4 .j 4 Str 1 in Jockeys Owners O H C P S _ C7H1H SERVILE ws s7 4 4 2 21 1" Goldstein .1 K Madden M 12 8 2 I r, 68016 EASTER r.KI.I.K Wa 87 1 1 1 U McCarthy K Jordan 15 20 15 4 7-6 67883 KITTY, smith wn 88 8 I " V 8* .1 Johnson W :anh 1 S 31 7-i0out 1 PERSTITION B*B 102 5 S -: W MclntreW Chamberlain 2-5 S-611-20out— 68015 BEGET ws 88 3 J 4" 6* 5* Vesper .1 I Lane 18 58 88 7 2 STRONGHEART ws : u :: . 6 6 C Henry J McLaaghMa 20 58 40 8 2 • Time. 12, 51 Winner Ch. g, by Pbvnndes Balama, trained by .1. I.. Madden. Went to post at 4:32. At •post 1 minute, start good. Won all out: second and third driving. Servile followed Easter Belle closely from the start and after a tang stretch drive won out in the last :iridt. Easter Belle showed 1 good Bight of speed, Bnisbed gamely and only Baccambed right at the end. Ktttj Smith .losed a i-ir gap and finished fast. Superstition made a wide ■tretch turn ami raa disappointingly, lie winner was entered for ,000; no bid. Overweights Kitty Smith, 2 pounds; Superstition, ■.. £HJfFZ£* FIFTH RACE 1 Mile Columbia Course. 1:40? — 4—107. 8600 added. 3-year-old* f0v/»30 aad upward. Maldeas. Special weights. Net ralne in winner 50. "TnTl Horses AW I IT St j , , % Str I-in Jockeys Owners O H C 1 S_ ILPENMARCHEN WSB 3 102 5 1 Ill* Til- 1* W Mclntr. Palest ine Stable 8 5 2 3-2 1-2 oat . so MILLSTONE w s :; 97 1 1 2". l; 2* 2* ::4 England r r Wagner • 8 41 8-5 7 10 SALL1 K. wa I 85 3 7 8 S" Goldstein J E Madden ? 5 2 8 5 2 ", 1 4 • II JOBSTOWN Wsa 1 88 1 •" " 5* •" 4 .1 Johnson 1* Jacfcaoa 10 12 M 3 7.". 1 1I1M;i.. wsb 3 97 I .". 8* 3* 5* 4 •"■" Hyland W 11 Rolloway 80 188 60 15 7 KNOCKIRKT WS S .7 7 2 7 7 7 ;J 6* J- Smith I Daly 20 25 25 7 2 67987 YELLOWBACK WB 3 87 4 4 41 4- # 7 7 A Lee W Shields 7 12 M I 7-6 Time. 12. 24, 30, 491, 1 :02l, 1 lOt, 1 :43f. Winner— Ch. e, by My Boy II. -Ueyl trained bj . O. Scully. Weal to post at 4:7.7. oil at once to a good start. Won galloping; second and third easily. Mpou marches got away faUy in his stride and always ■bowing the most upeed was rated la front and ■ inse away in the stretch to win in a canter. MlUstOBC ran well, was always sec-. ml best and as easUj mved second place. Sail] K. was iraggish In the early stages, but was closing up resolutely through the stretch. Chinelti showed early speed, but tired badly In the stretch. The others were never contenders. Scratched 177023 Wilrao, 85; 08014 Old Colon-, 85; 07923 Noblesse Oblige, 106. 1 nci weights Atpeamarchen, 2 pounds, Jobstown, 2; Cbinehv, 2. /♦ *W F* r» SIXTH RACI-:— 1 Mile Columbia Course. 1:4"? — 4- 107..» 1907.sh00 added. :: y.ar-olds 34 r*y i :ll"l Bpward. Handicap. Xei aliie to winner 70. lad Horaea- AWtPPSt 4 1.J4~Str~Ki"ii JoT-keys Owners O H C P S_ 87887MARSTER wsr 4 94 1 2 1 1] 11 1- 1 Englandr W T Townen 4 t 8-6 3-5 1-4 6MU19 Bl I.WAKK wsb ■• 88 S ! ."■" S " i1 T :" Goldstein T E Maanlx 12 28 15 3 . 5 B7M» iiui.sciii.i: wsa 1 115 1 I U E I Noone W Shielda 2 S E 8-6 1-2 • ;■• - I.«m;i» BOANERGES «rs 3 108 5 .". 2 2: 2* 2- 4J J Johnson E W Lager-roth n •"- 2 8-6 3-6 1 I 678M SAYLOR WB 4 mi :: 3 4- 4 | 3» 3» 5* W MclntreJ K Madden 7 8 . 3 4-6 i.... SAILOR BOX WSB 5 88 2 4 V ::".".".-,_■ C L Smith W Italy 28 26 28 7 2 Time. 12J 21. 3Bi, 88, I ic 1:10, l:43». Wlaaet B. -s. by Fatherless Rostre 1 trained by . J. Townes. Went to peal at 5:23 At post l atlaate. start -.mnI. Wen ridden oat; second and third driving. Marster w..s 0.-1 at the • iuti t ~ and after setting all the pace had enough lefl t. win dectsivelv, although he had to be iiuMleil along ii-lit at the end. Bulwark rau iii suddenly Improved form ami eaaw fast in the stretch. Hoterher could not keep up in the early stages, but closed 1 bi i;.ip and Snishe*! 90 last thai he wmiii have ««n in 1 few aMMrefl brides. Saylor ami Sailer Bos were never contendera. Lord liuanerges foU-wred the winner rkwelj t" the stretch then i"t badly and raa beloa hfa true form. Scratched i;;:i.v, m- I.-- Bight, I2 i: 679tKMalaccal 117. Overweights Saylor, 4 pounds; SaUor Roy. ." . OAKLAND FORM CHART. O YKLAMM OAKLAND. CAL.. Wednesday, April 3. 1907. One hundred and eiirliteenth day. New California Jockey Club. Whiter Meeting. 187 days. Weather clear; track fast. 33 books on. i re Iding Judge, 1.. C. Hopper. Starter, J. J. Boltautn. Secretary, Percy W. treat Racing Btarta at 1:40 p. m. W Indicates whip, s spurs. B bHakers. Plgarea in parenthesis following tin- distance of each race Indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. /» /wv£k p" FIRST RA i: Futurity Course. 17o feel lest than 3 1 mil* 1. l:«i -:; 110. Parse %y 435 J Ky *3 0U 4-year-olds and upward. BeUbag. Net value to alni 1 .s.;2.".. lad Horses AWtPP~St ,4 .!• ~Str lin Jiii-tr w~n"or~ «l~H OPS _ 87310~TITIJS II. w 7 188 9 U 1- 1 1 -• l Mentry ; P McNeil 5 G 4 2 4 :, 67870 GEORGE P. MNEAB w 5 106 2 2 S1 J 2i 2*1 Keogh H Stoves ti 10 8 4 2 67986 l»IJ SHERMAN ws 8 188 1 ! 51 t 2 3" Callahan J E Hoaaaa M 58 M i.", 7 67M LAST ri STI s a •"• h»i 8 11 1- i"l 7 11 KfeRaa J Ryan 20 38 38 12 I 67899 DISTRIBUTOR a I M6 5 9 91 8] 4* ■ Bore] P .1 Neil i: 25 38 8 4 67841 JOE ;iSS WW 106 6 5 1" • ik 5* 8* VV Fisohei 9 1 Lewis 28 38 28 8 4 i.iiV,7 NETTIE Hit KS a 1 181 12 12 81 n1 ■ • 7 R Dugan 0 E Marray 38 88 88 20 10 , . ,m SHEEN WSB 5 M ! I 2* 3] ti 8* K Lynch P G Lynch ::. 18-618-63-2 4-6 trj708 FOLLOW ME WSSIOSIOIO W 12 S3 9* C WllliamsL C Williams 12 28 15 8 3 67935 BONNIE REG wsb 5 108 7 s 7 71 In h" ,1 McBride J W Blalock 4 r.i r. 2t 7-6 MARIE IT « •"• 183 n 3 11- 8*12 it- A Wright s Jadge 8 1" 8 I 7-6 66786 GLENOENNING W 8 186 3 7 «.. 81 U1 12 II Smith W II Hammond 10 12 10 4 2 Time. 1:1H. Winner — b. g, by Bloomsbury — Sister to Rath Ryan trained by :. P. McNeil. Went !• post at 1:12. At pool .* nimiile-. Mart good. Won easily: second driving; third the sum. Titus ii. quickly established ■ l"nu had and held sway to the ead, nevei seriously menaced. George l. McNear was a prominent contender throughout and snowed sadden improvement. Dr. Shersaaa, from aa inside Batfooted ■tart, ot uito ■ ihmI posttlaa at oace and ■aished fast, bat swerved all over the stretch. Lasl Faustus, away badly, closed ■ Mg gap and put up ■ cracking effort. Distributor, away i rly, wat repeated!] shut off and forced to pull np and came with a rush at the end. si, ecu was crowded to the fence and pulled op when seeminglj sure of third. Tec winner waa catered for 00; no bid. incorrect weight la entries Nettie llh-ks. lit:;. Overweights Ueorge r. McNear, 1 pound. /-»t/-_£8£» SECOND RACE 1 3-4 Miles. 3:02 4 485. Pane $." «ki. 4-near-cMa and upward. OOUDO Selling. .Net ralae to winner 00. Ind Horaea AWTPPSt % 1 l%~iyand~sTrFrn Jockeys Owners ~T~C P S _ 67985 HUSTON WSB 4 188 4 4 2" 2* 2- 2-.1 1". 1 • Keogh T II Stevens 2 2 8-6 1-2 out 67995BRIERS n 7 ■ i; 1- 1 2;; 7 Buxton Fleur de Lis Sta I " l a 101-3 out 68031 DANIEL C. WSB 4 M6 2 3 2. : 31 2T ::T 3* :. W Fischer E Deal] lu 10 M ii 1-2 67995 GOV. DAVIS ws 4 MM 114 t 4 4 4 4 Grote R R Rica Xr 0 9 s 8-6 3-5 Time, 2.v r,i ,. l is. lie 2:114, 2:30, 3:001. Winner — Ch. c, by Wadsworth Fonsie trained by T. li. Stevens. Went to po l at 2:1";. At post 1 minute. Start ;_",m1. Wen in a canter: Second easily; third dlivini. Huston alter being preserved iii close attendance on the pacemaker for ■ i.iile and i half drew up in the stretch ami woa ofl and puUIng up. Briers, Inadequately handled, made the running at : u exhaastlve oace ha the stretch, where Buxton weakly relinquished the lead and his nwent hui-hel scond • ith |dent in hand. Daniel « .. after traUing the Brst two, loomed up momentarily on the last turn, bat gave way in tie naal drive. Governoi i .ii~ was ti« sore to extend almaell and was hopelessly oatpacej all the way. I he winner was entered for V.oo; no bid. / OAO r7 THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1:064. i; 100. Purse 00. 3 y ai edds and up-OOUD 4 ward. Bpedal weights. Net value to wmicr 23. 1 1 . 1 1 1~~ H rs,-s AW fl P~sl .4 Vi % StTlin Jockeys Owners-" Q~ H C P S_ 68830 MISTT*S PRIDE w 7 MS 7 1 2 2J ln - l1 R Dugan BH Kii-J. S 8 8 H-64-6 68836 BLONDY w .. 98 E 2 5» .".■" 4i 2 E Lynch W B Jennings in 13 13 I 1 67710JST FRANCIS W 4 107 1 8 71 :t". 2»" ::■■ Keogh Maple B table 8-6 8-513-101-2 out 679972BILL MAYHAM wslfl 107 4 :; l1 1 8J 4*1 C Williams. J I : Armour 4 6 21 57-6 I 2 66986 GRASSCUTTER w 4 182 3 ii 4. 4- r.4 ."■■• li Davis BJ Ramsey 4 .". 4 8-6 2-6 ..•- PESCADERA m I 83 ! 1 8" C3 6s «i Callahan I W hfaddoz 100 100 180 50 16 67482 ROSE POMPOM w 3 M 8 5 6 7* 7- 7» T Rice Keene ! SO 2«i 200 00 20 67482 NEDDA w3 83 0 7 s • 1 I B Clark GaultandHitcbcock 60 200 200 60 30 Time, 241, 47. l :01, l :08. Winner Ii m. by Handsome — Misty Morn trained by W. L. Stautiehli. Went to ib ~i at 2:35. At p. i :. minutes, siait rery bad. Woa handily: second driving; third the nae, Mistys Pride secared ■ lyiag start, but Indalged Bill Mayham with the lead to the stretch, where In drew i. ut and earned I gaaM* but lucky victory. Klou.h was ofl wad! but was liken back in the earl] ranatag and Bnlahing like • slot i~ in extra -hhI form. si. Francis, nearly leu. dosed ■ treaarndoaa gap in the middle running ami challenged ii the stretch bur tired right ai the end, ltili Mayham was held Bt the po-| ;in,| broke badly, but ran into a ipiiok had ami m-I a ItuT aarr to the Stretch, where he euit. Grasacatter -ot awaj i rly. but mole up groand rapidly and loomed ap momeattarilj on the last Mini, then iii: badly. The others were far outclassed. Scratched U8000 Phalanx, 110; 8703S*Goveraot Orama, 104; 67510* Ramas, 107. Incurred weight la entries Rose Pmnpeaa, !••;. £* ±JCi 3 IHIITII RACE— 1 Mile and 50 Yards. 1:42—4—111. Purse ,080. ."-year olds DOUOO :,ni1 upward. Haiidnaii. Net value to winner 00. ~ ind Hoes AWtPlSt /4 V* % Str ITu Joekeys Owners Q H C P S 67786*WOOL SANDALS WB 3 84 5 I 4- t t-; 31 1 A Walsh W E Applegate 38 38 38 10 ." 67888 EDWIN Gl M v 4 114 hi 8 7 7 7 4" :!i ,1 Hunter w Walker 8 9 8 :• 8-6 «7734COLTOR JESSUP WS 6 113 1 1 3* :• 2 1 1«* 3** C Williams.! A Murray s la 1". 0 3 67999 DR LEGGO ws 6 1M 2 2 51 E ; 2 5*14*] W Dugan C C MjeCafferty 3 6 4a 2 1 67999THE BORGIAN w6 88 7 6 i 1J i • 2" E W Smith T A DMviea 3 4". 4* S 5 7 10 67510 VOX POPUL1 w :: 86 3 5 8 8 8 7 8* T Rice T S Childa S M 9 4 2 67999*SITPREME COURT WRB 5 102 I I 8* 6* 6* 84 7 Gross C Van PliatB 0 •• S I I r 67936*R1 BRIC w5 MR I I I I I I 8* W Fischer E Gaylord :. 7 I 31 8-6 68000PRINCESS TITANIA W 9 188 I 7 lJ 31 51 9 8" E Lynch .1 I IHUin S 10 9 4 2 67873*TARP W4 84 6 18 18 16 M M lit R Davis V7 F "Walter 30 60 00 20 10 Time. 23|, 4S. 1:14. 1 :4P. 1 : l.:i. Winner — Rr. e, by Woohltborpe — Winged Sandals 1 trained by R. Campbell 1. Went to |» M ai 2:.".!». At |x.st 2 minutes. Start mnxl. Wimi driving; second rind third the same. Wim.I Sandals, tram I i;ihm1 start, held a lucky forward posttJOB in the early ranning and moving up lap-Idly on the far turn diew out in the last furlong and ran a game race, lilwin Gum, BWa] nonrtj and carried wide oil the BTSl turn, closed an iuimense gap aud titiishcd with a gnat rush. Collector J -up ll.iaintaineil elo e pur-ui! of the paiemaker throughout and sho-ved in froat when straightened for home, but tired Imalv after being bumped. Dr. LeggO held a goad position for sL furlonys. but was pocketed and forced to pull up repeatedly in the last quarter. The Botgiaa made the running for nearly seven lur-Ioni:s and then piit. Vo Iepuli was shuffled to the rear and made up a lot of groand and Is extra good. Supreme Court was never dangerous. Kubti- was badly outpaced and ran a had race. Princess litania tailed to stav. geratehed c.7s72 niKhaoad, 94. • Overweights — Tarp, 2 pounds. iQUriAO ITFTH RACK -1 1-8 Miles. 1 SI | — «— Mft. | f,,,. 00, 4-vear-olds and anwari. DOUUJ Sidling, get value to winner .$::2. . Ind Horses A WlPPSt St v2 Str Piu Jockeys tvviT.oTs II C P_S_ r,Stt31 TALAMPNU WSB 4 110 3 8 2= 2* 3 . 22 9 1*1 Q MeLaun T IMeLaughlln 38~8 38 12 6 87886 FURY w 5 102 4 0 ::j 2 SI 23 lJ 2- Mentrv G P McNeil 8 1". 13 5 24 86888 RAY s S 10.7 2 2 6 6* 6 41 O* 38 C WlUhunaW Darker 15 20 lo I I 67801*ALMA BOY W 4 103 16 1 8 8 7 M 4*1 Fair .1 .T Ouinlan 6 C 4-i 2 1 87886 HIPPOCRATES wsb 6 187 ! 3 1* l2 l1 1* 3h 6"* Gross C Van Dnaaa 3 41. 4i 2 1 82886 OORRIGAN WB 8 118 M 9 0 0J 7 r.j !■•» II1 W Kisoher It ■ Rowell 3 10 10 4 I 08000-FLAUNT wslO 107 7 4 7 7 Gnk 6nk 7 7"k Keogh H P Tate 2J 13 59-5 4-5 1-2 6799ti:INK WbB 1 UU 8 1 41 41 4 * and ** h ,1 • 1 J BJhMM 6 10 8 4 2 88831 RO SHERIDAN W E 107 ", 10 9 9 9 9 9 9J W Smith T A Davies 8 BJ 12 5 21 67307LADY FASHION W 6 186 I 7 16 10 la M 10 in .1 McBride A W Enos 20 30 20 8 4 Time, 24i. 50, 1:101, 1:42», 1:55*. Winner — B. e. by Altamax— Talluda trained by T. R. McLaughlinl. Went to pest at 3:24. At post 3 niinutes. Stard good. Won eaati : second driving: third the same. Talamand quickly ti ok a good forward position in the early running and was reserved to the ntsech, where lie came along with a decisive Challenge and won going sway. Iury. after close pursuit of Hipi o-erataa from the Start, drew out on the last turn, but tired anaUy after showing surprising improvement. Ray ran well and was in forward contention throughout. Alma Boy, shut off early, made up much ground in the last six furlongs and finished going like a cyclone. Hippocrates made the running for a mile and then quit, being sore. Corrigan was shut off and pulled up sharply on the urst turn and had no Chance after that, ilauut was Ml I llllin.ll unable to raise a respectable gallop. Ink unexpectedly quit after being prominent for six furlongs. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched 88032 Isinailian. 103; 87871 Baker, 105. Overweight: — Alma Roy. 1 pound. ~~ ~ - ■ - AWn7H SIXTH RACE -Futurity Course 170 feet less than .1-4 inilei. 1:09—2—110. Patsa OOvf I vl 00, 3-year-Otda. Allowances. Net value to winner H|. ind Horses AWtPFSt V4 V2 % Str Pin Joekeys Owners O II • P S 67843PIMKIM ws H 9 S 4 P 4- 2i 1» flross C Van Lilian E 9 0 2 1 67635NATIVE SOX s Utt 4 2 1. 1- 1- 3* R Davis H Btovev M-63 tS-MB-6 67061*INGHAM w low 8 3 21 3»1 :.i 8J F Craham W B Jennings 3 3 11-54 ". 1 I 67586*GRACE G. WB 107 2 : 4»l 3$ 4* 4*1 W Fischer H W llnag 5 8 8 2* 6-6 67285*DOLLIE DOLLARS w 10a 7 .". 6* 5* -V 5* C WilliainsA B Buchanan 8 10 10 3 3-2 65912 L. C. ACKERLET w - 100 17 7 7 7 03 Keogh D A Ross 58 luo luO 30 15 67438 BLAGG w - 109 :. 1 fi2 8** 8* 71 F. Dugan L T Lee 4 5 88-67-6 3-6 67932 SALVADALE vslo7 3 8 8 8 8 8 Palms W Scbaretg 68 MO 368 20 Time. 1:11. Winner — B. g, by Fitz James — Petal II. trained by . Van Dusen. Went t it at :.:." 2. At |k s| :; minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Iimkim from 1 good start, was reserved within Striking distance Of the pacemaker and made good iii a long Stretch drive by gelling up in the last stride. Native Sou set a stiff pace, shook off Ingham and diew out iuto a long lead, but had been excessively urged and anally succumbed at the end. Ingham, after Close and ■trenaous pur-nit of the pacemaker, tired in the last quarter. Grace O ran prominently for the lirsi half and tired at the end a if short. Dollle Dollars got away slowly and closed up some groii id in the middle half, but quil in the stretch. Rlagg bloke well and dropped out after a brief display Of speed. Scratched -6778RJobBBy Lyon=. 112; 07972= Sainrida. 1 2; 67738 Melitah, 117: 07.Ki4 Fair Fagot, 107. Overweights -Dollle Dollars. :; pounds: L. c. Ackerley, 2.
