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LEXINGTON FORM CHART. KFNTFCKY ASSOCIATION COFRSK LEXINGTON. Ky.. Thursday. May 2. 1907. -Fifth day. Kentucky Association. Spring Meeting 7 days« Weather clear; track fast. i! hooks on. Presiding Judge. C. F. Price. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary. W. R. Letcher. Racing slarts at 2:30 p. m. W indicates whip. S sinus. B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. r* J pT 4 £* FIRST RACE -4 1-2 Furlongs. BtSI —54$ — 2— li::. Purse $::oo. 2 year olds. Maidens. U O O U Allowances. Net value to winner 25. led Horses AWtPlSt jj Sir Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S r.si;,n MAI. MAI SUN w 108 fi 3 n V V- Troxlcr J H Nichols M 15 16 6 3 list -t; PANTOPS w Wl 7 7 ."."i 9 8* I Swain W A Smith 4 4 3J 8-3 7-10 S788B WALDORF BEL.LB ■ aat pi 10 73 3i :;i Hatchett F Gross IS 15 15 6 3 68450 SOUTHERN KNIGHT wins 4 4 9 4 4"k Moreland P King .". .".4 2 1 68479 GIL-VEDEAR WB 10". .I S « P ~-h J Lee A D Steele 30 30 30 12 fi 8479 PHIL IllINX w 102 3 9 S1 fi. d- Bilac J J Flannigan X 8 8 3 3-2 R4S2 VANSKI. wn 107 5 11 ltt»k 71 7J D Austin K P Shipp .". !» 8 3 3-2 MART B8TES m bu 11 5 2» sj 8 T Taylor D M Brunk 30 30 30 12 6 i:.l w 102 2 2 11 lL 9» J Butler T II Stevens in 20 20 8 4 BELLE SHIRLKT w ]H2 1 1 #* M* W J J Walsh E W Hagyard S» K 25 10 5 68475 JESSIANA w 102 8 12 12 11-11- B Davis .1 Williams 30 30 30 B fi LITTLE JOHN w 102 12 fi 34 912 Hueston D Hill M M 30 12 6 Time. I2i. Bf, Mf, !!»•. Mft. Winner B. c. by Arkle Circuit trained by J. H. Nieholsi. Went to post at 2:.:o. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won cantering: second and third driving. Malinaison. off I « -i w ardly. rushed around on the outside and opening a winning lead in a jiffy drew away and wen iu a canter. Paatops, away iu a jam and sharply cut off and interfered with by Belle Shirley. closed a big gap in the last quarter and finished gamely under punishment. Waldorf Belle broke from the outside and was responsible for the interference which occurred assa after the start hut finished fast and gamely. Southern Knight was crowded out when the start came but closed a big gap and ran a winning race. Aland and Mary Estes were very green at the barrier. Overweights Malinaison. :; pounds; Vansel. 2. CQf07 SFCOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. ;21.V — 1:1S|— •— SOT. Purse 00. o year olds. Selling. OOt I «t value to whiner 7."".. :nd Horses ~~AWt PP~St~4~~2~"-4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners "6 H C P S~" S8425 HARD8HOT w 107 7 3 l°k l1 1| ink D Austin Clay Bros 2 3J 3J 6-5 3-5 i sim MARMOREAN w 100 « 4 4- ■ J* 8« C, Swain W A Smith 4 6 6 2 4-5 S8451 ALTA BTDONALD w MS l- 1 8* 5 | 4*1 S| T Taylor J R Taylor 4 4 3 6-5 3-5 684642KNIGHT OF IYANHOEw 105 I 6 r.n 41 33 410 J Lee J McCollough 2 11-58-5 7-102-5 fiMhl CHAMBLET w 105 4 2 7 7 fi1 6* Moreland P M Civil] 30 50 50 15 5 S8451 BAGAPANAK w 110 1 7 fi 6- 5= 63 Foy J Perkins 5 7 7 2J 1 68102 NEDRA w 100 5 5 3"k 3«k 7 7 Gaugel W H Fizer 15 25 25 10 4 Time. 23f. 4!»4, 1 :1k. Winner — Ch. c. by Star Slu ot — Janie Clay trained by F. Brooks. Went to post at 2:."0. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Ifardsfaol outbroke the others and set a fast pace, finished gamely under a drive and outstayed Marmorean. The latter was forced to go around on the outside on the far turn and when entering tbe homestretch but made a determined effort at the furlong post and appeared the winner but tired under punishment. Alia McDonald came fast in the last furlong. Knight of Ivanhoe, shifted to the extreme outside at the pest, got the worst of the start and after being crowded hack in the first sixteenth, was carried wide » Lou entering the homestretch by Marmorean and would probably have won with a good start. Tbe winner was entered for S50O; no bid. Overweights —Ilardshot, 2 jKiunds; Sagapanak. 1. * /QprfkQ THIRD RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. f«IM Ml 1 IU. PtTH . I year-olds. UOUO Maidens. Allowances. Net value to winner 2T . Iud Horses ~ AWtlP~St V; z % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O if C P S ] 6842* HOTTEST wr 107 11 7 I* 1* 1* D Austin M Young 6 9 7 2 1 68475 ADA O. WALKER w 1o7 8 10 5 » fi1 2h Moriarity W C Overton 20 20 15 6 3 S847S iBLAXDOT wsn 110 2 1 33 2- 3.. Minder ■ W H Fizer E 10 9 3 6-5 88450IalOQUETTK w 110 4 3 4- 4»t 42 Foy W J Young 2 2 i-.l 4-5 2-5 68450aZAGG W 107 fi fi «?. 7- 5* T Taylor W Gerst 2 2 9-5 4-5 2-5 6S475 DELLA W 102 S S 7 5.. fi D Rilev J C Milam M 30 30 12 6 GEORGE C. CLAWSONw 105 3 4 9 8« 7- R Cassell M Nicol 30 30 30 12 6 ETTA Q. W m 7 9 11 11 ■ J Butler W Grater 20 lO 20 8 4 fiS479 ARLIN m 105 10 8 8s S3 91 Moreland Oots Bros LO 20 20 8 4 88479 MATEE w 108 1 1 V V 10* Troxlcr T F Sellers 8 12 12 B 2J EVA VAN TROMP w 102 9 11 10= 10= 11 J J Walsh F P Wilkerson 30 30 30 12 6 Time. 111. iS±. "Cs. 4X5. 55t. Winner — B. e, by Sorcerer Priceless trained by C. Karr. Went to post at 8:30. At post 1 niiuute. Start good. Won cantering: second and third driving. Hi in si at once rushed around on the extreme outside and opening a winning lead in the first ipiarter was under restraint through the stretch. Ada O. Walker broke slowly and worked her way up on the inside, then finished with a rush and just managed to beat Orlandot out in the last stride. The latter, off well and in a forward position all the way. easily aasposed of M.-Atce at the furlong post but waa tiring at the end. Moquette broke well nut lacked speed. Zagg, off in a tangle, was given an easy ride. U :Atce showed speed but quit. Scratched 68 ISO High Binder, 105. Overweights Honest. 2 pounds; McAtee. I!. OOPTQQ ldlRTH RACE -3-4 Mile. .2155— 1- 13s— 5—107. Purse 00. 3 year-olds. Selling. U O » J t/ Net value to winner 75. In I Horses AWtPP~St~U jj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C ~~P~"s~" HABER w 102 9 I ih 1- 1- 1 |G Swain K P Shipp 20 30 9 4 9-5 68480 MONVINA w 10 4 7 fi.. E* 5 | 2* J Butler T II Stevens 6 25 20 8 4 S45S4 AMERICAN BELLE w ion J I 4S 9 3. 3?. D Riley G L Maccy 30 30 30 15 5 fi. ."."..-. LADY ARION W 100 ! 4 5h 3". 2*k # Bilac C Karr 8-5 11-58-5 4." 2 5 68461 ROGER 8. W ME 7 1 3 V. 4 5- J Lee J Hart 7 7 5J 8-5 4-5 I.797S TOM GILROY w 105 :, s 2h fi1 fi3 fi- Dearborn J R Wainwright 5 fi fi 2 1 MKLOLLIE w 100 1 :i 9 8» 71U 7= Brandt Boshes Bros 8 15 15 5 2 five.". BRITTANP.Y w 105 I •". 7 7| S,; S3 T Taylor J H Abraham 6 6 4 8-5 45 f.|fil7 LADY BATKMAN w 95 S 8* :i !! | T Steele A D Steele 30 30 30 12 6 Went iu previous race as Mix.nvine, should have Ik-cii first start for Monvina. Time. 24. 4!s. 1:1.".L Winner — Br. g. by Victory — Chione trained by A. L. Parnabvi. W.nl lo post at 3:56. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; sei ond and third driving. Uaber, a rapid breaker, went to the front in the first sixteenth and setting a fast pace drew away on t! e tar turn and was well iu hand at the end. Monvina broke slowly and was forced to work her way up on the outside but finished gamely and easily disposed of tbe others in the stretch run. American Belle was iu a forward position throughout but tired in the final drive. Lady Arion tired after running well to the stretch. Lady Bateman was sharply cut off soon after the start and crowded out. Meloilie was very green at the barrier and propped when the start or ic. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. S.-ratdicd -iLlDij-t.eorge C. Graddy, 105. £»QpTQ/"V FIFTH RACK 1 Mile. May 10. Is 4— 1:40 — 1—112. Purse 00. 3 year olds and UOU OV/ upward. Allowances. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPsT" ± a. Sir Fin JoTkeys Owners O H C V S~~ fiM.V.-LADY SAVOY w 5 104 5 1 1 I1 l1 ].. lb T Taylor W Oust sT"l3~513~5pTout IC84781JOHN L INGLIS ws4 112 fi I •« 2- J.. 2 .- Minder W H Fizer 2 5 2-5 2-5 out— 68454HALBARD ws 3 90 3 3 4i 4l 3s ::- :: : O Swain P M drill 10 10 8 6-5 1-3 tM7s3HK:H BEAR vmi 4 112 4 i fi .".i 4- 4s 4l" Dearborn .1 R Wainwright 20 50 50 8 2 iTtofi LANDOLA w s lot 1 r, :: 1; 50. :.« 6" J J Walshs R Gilbert 50 150 100 B 8 E8M6 KERN STS fi i09 2 4 5h 3i 6 fi 6 B .Smith J F Uaffncy 50 150 100 1:5 8 Time, 24;, 40-. 1:154. 1:41?. Winner— B. m. by Morion -Lady Ayr 1 trained by W. McPanieD. Went to post at 1:28. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second the same: third easily. Lady Savoy outbroke the others and went right to the front and set the pace all the way but was tiring at the end and driving to the limit to stall off John L. Inglis challenge. The latter kept bearing over against the winner on the first turn and had to be pulled out and delayed his move too long but waa steadily gaining on the winner at the end. Halliard moved up with a rush on the turn into the homestretch but tired under punishment in tbe last furlong. High Bear ran well but can do better. Scratched — C8505 King Leopold, !6. £*OPTQl SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. April 27. UN -1 :4b.— ;!- 103. Purse 00. 4 year olda jSy*J tj A. and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 75. Ind Horses AWt PP St~U~17~%~St~r~Fin ~Jock~cys Owners 5 H r P S 88428 MOCCASIN MAID w 4 98 S 3 J»| 1« P P iu J J WalshW C Scott M 30 1" 5 nf 68455LOUISE MCFARNwsa 5 1M 1 9 9 9 5i 51 2i Minder Woodfd and BuckrJ. 2 3-2 4-5 --3 68506GAUZE wstt 4 il»7 4 7 8 5b 7= 73 Brandt .1 li Baker .." 8 8 ■ 6-5 iM..-,-I |iK REDD w 4 105 6 5 5U s! 9 21.1. 4- Bilac D Hill 10 20 7 3 6 5 S8455 HAMILCAR ws 4 102 9 2 4 fink 41 411k ;,.,k Moreland W S Laird Id :0 30 12 6 88SM FONSOLUCA W 8 Ml 3 4 fin 7i 3h H 0". .1 Lee .1 W Pugli 5 H 5* 2 1 S845E IMBODEN wsBfi107 7 K 7 4 V S»l V .1 Butler M Ochsner 20 30 30 12 6 88455QOLDBN MINRAL W» » 113 2 I V 2 Si 8* 8«» Troxler F Risk 3 4j 4 7 5 3-5 67330 ERLA LEE WB 5 109 I 8 ft* :;h 61 9 9 T Taylor O V Hume 15 25 25 8 4 Time. Mf, 50.. l:lt;;. I :4.;J. 1:4!»L Winner -B. f. by Sempronius Little Indian trained by T. W. Msoft. Went to post at 4:57. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same M. Miasm Maid, off forwardly. rushed around on the outside and look the lead when straightened out on the backstrotch. set a fast pace but tired and just managed to last long enough to stall off Louise Mac-hirlan a challenge. The latter broke slowly, met with interference on the first turn and was forced to go to the outside to gel up. finished very fast and would have won in a few more strides. Oauze outrun lor the first six furlongs, finished with a rush. Dick Redd tired. Golden Mineral iiuit after going five lurlongs. The winner was entered for 00: no bid. Scratched— MM Adesso. 110: !850o Skyward. 107; oK4.i0 Tinker, 101. Incorrect weights in entries— Gauze. 103; Hamilcar, 105. Overweights — Louise Macfarlan, 1 pound; Fonsoluca, 2.
