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LOUISVILLE FORM CHART. CHURCHILL DOWNS. LOUISVILLE. KY.. Tuesday. May 14. 1907. Eighth day. New Louisville Joekey Club. Baring Hi I ting 30 days. Weather dear; track fast. 1 24 booki on. Presiding Judge, . K. iriee. Starter, J. J. Holtnian. Secretary, Lyman H. Davis. Racing si.uts at 2:30 p. ni. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following Ihe distance ol each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weiglu carried. OOf7tl I FIRST RACK 4 1-2 Furlongs. 177l»l— 54;.— 1»— 110. Fame uu. 2-yeai olds. f3o 4 dad A Cults and Geldings. Selling. Net value to winner $.3 K . I„,l Baraea AWFRFSt 4 Vz % Str Fin Joekejs Owners O H C F S im;:: WATIM: LOCK win:! 2 I 1«* 1* l Moreland P King 14 25 20 8 4 1..M.1 SABA DO wu IM 14 I 8 6*1 2* Troxler W J Donohuo 6 1 In 4 2 i.M.iis i i|; I. N DOT asn 183 11 •"• 4 I* I Minder W H Piser o 7 7 " 1-2 i.m.ti MERRIFIELD «ra 10813 2 V 4- 41 Nicol .1 C Milam E 7 C 21 0 5 i.sr.7i M.r.EKT STAR w 10810 11 • 8* 6» Dearborn I Gaaa in IS IS 0 3 i.v .ii BITTER SIR WB 103 E 1 " 2- on V Powers J C Cahn 8 24 28 I 4 i KNEAL wi ion 18 7-7 71 Pickens B March 68 loo loo 40 28 68671 BUCKET BRIGADE w W3 7 13 10 V 81 Bilac 1 Arthur 0 7 7:: 3-2 • i iHESWARDINE u 01 Hi 7 s1 hi o- W Cole W Qerat H H I 8-5 3-6 DAVID w 183 0 10 11- MP 1«1 R Fisher J C Fcriiss Jr •"•!» 110 100 40 20 68848 BUDGE WORK w 100 13 It u 12* 11- .1 I.f-e .1 l; Lewman 15 1". in 4 2 I; l [ i w l"0 | ■ 1 • H- 12* -las HensyJ J Calvin 15 28 1" 6 3 CHAROSE « |n.; 15 12 15* 11* 131 R Da is B Fry wi lnnlmi 40 20 im;7I HEADLINE W 103 l 3 61 *i 14* D Austin W C Qvartoaj 28 88 18 12 6 , , | i ii E Till a 180 12 15 11 IS 154 G Swain V A Smith lJ 2n 20 8 4 UKASE a US v !■ I* io io T Taylor .1 Qriaaa 3n oo 50 20 10 Time. 12 . 24. :ii. 4!l«. SO. Winner -Br. g. by Dr. Sam Easy stride trained by O. Lund. Went 111 pest at 2 31. At post 4 nUnates. start fair. Won driving: second and third the same. iter Lock, awaj well and running to Ids hci form, tmik a long lead at once and. standing the final drive gamely, outstayed Sabado. The bitter had to avereoaae Interference, dosed a big gap. Bnisbed fast in. 1 uas probablj best. Ilrlandot ran well, saved ground when coining Into the stretch and Bnisbed gamely. Rerrifleld Is a non-stayer and bore out badly through the stretch. Albert Star, weakly bandied, mine last near the end. CUeswardiue had scant chance with a poor send-oSf. Backet Brigade ran poorly, the winner -. as entered for .f.iMl: mi I. id. Overweight Sabado, 4 pounds; Merrlneld, 2. £* L rj i h h SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. Sept. 24. 1883 1:13 5 121. Purse . 3-year-ohH f30 i JL ~* and apward. Selling. Net value to winner 8300. hid Horses AW t PR St ,j A % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ 68664 BEATRICE K : A 112 .", t 1 I* 1- I* T Taylor .1 H Stevens lu 15 12 E 2i i.70|i; L ii m 7 110 11 I ■ 81 2* 2* Nicol E .1 Gildersleeve 2 2| s :, 1 S 2 "1 * -Mi MEREDITH « I in II 6 4- 4 :! Jl I Austin E Alvey S 12 10 4 2 i.vi.07 EDITH ■*•! WB3 100 I I 7 7- 4i 4* G Swam K Horion 28 38 38 12 ti I6HS701OAK GROVE WB 4 107 I 8 6 oj 8* 6* W ott .1 C Ferriaa Jr 28 38 25 10 5 t*235 NO QUARTER a ■ 148 1 ", :, El El 0 Pickena A B Maninnis s IS 12 E S888S HARDSHOT a 3 186 10 12 S1 8 71 7 .1 Culler DoerhferdcWest I S I 2| 8-3 .-i . i. SORCIERE uu 1114 13 2 V 21 6 8* Troxler -1 btannion E I 7 3 3-2 im.mtiiM G1LROY wb 3 186 2 9 11*11110 Ii Dearborn .1 R vYainwrlghtSO 38 38 12 I ,,y 1 BROKEN MELODY a 3 100 8 10 8" 8 » 10* Skirvin B Porter 28 38 38 U I i,:,:.| MINNEHAHA want 11216 7 10 lo1 111 HI Moriarity W H Robinaoa 28 38 38 T2 G 68172XJOLD DUKE WB 3 l»4 111 12 12 12 12 i .1 Lee C Dewitt 1". 88 IS I 8 B5748 l:i: 1:1 1.I.I-: wb 6 121 7 15 15 !•". 13 13 E SforrisonL Petera 188 188 1k» 40 20 i.m;.-I KICK ARRAMS w3 102 12 13 131 131 14- 14 las HenayB Schreiber 28 25 15 I I i.vi, .1- i;i-:u THISTLE WB 8 IM 1 14 it1 11- 15 15 C Fisher Miller A Johnston30 :;u 28 8 3 Time. 24. 111. 1:14.. Winner rii. c. by Handsel Miss Eddie trained by J. 11. Steveaa. Weni to jiit at ::o.:. At post 7 Minutes. Start fair. .m driving: Btcoad and third the same. Beatrice K., running to ber best imtn ami showing the asset speed, raahed into ■ long had at once ami. although tiring fast, stood ■ bard drive gaaaety and held the others safe. Alsoao, hard ridden througn-unt, was gradually wearing the winner down and outstayed Meredith In the closing strides. The latter kmed a big gap from a slow beginning ami suffered from slight Interference from Alsoao. Edith M. tired after being prominenl for a half. i»ak drove ran ■ good race under poor Dandling. Nu Quarter had a rungli trip. Hardshot ran poorly and can do much better. The winner was entered for 00; no hid. Scratched 68140*8otly M., 111. Overweights Cold Duke, 2 pounds: Reveille. 2. tt tt 7 O Q THIRD RACK 1-2 Mile. 38812 17, 2 3 Hi. » Parse 00. 2 year olds. l-Mllies. IjO I i fj AUowaaces. Net a:ue to winner 8308. 1 nd I lorses ~ AWtPlTst 1,4 /„ % Str Kin Jockeys Owners O H C F S~~ 66S86*ANCIENT W 104 2 1 61 3 1". J Lee C Karr 1 0 5 0 101-2 1-4 68353 HESTER ZORRA a 108 11 2 1- 1 2- D Austin T Haves 0 M I 1 3-2 ...::. i;i:.E A S. a 10817 4 :: . 9 3*1 Nicol B Schreiber 6 6 5 3 4-6 i.vmu MAY .1 i:l-: m 102113 5 Jl 4* 4* B Davis A L Darnaby 38 38 12 4 2 68658 EVELYN S. W 102 1 1 7- :, 5h Moriarity G H Holle 6 I E 2 1 68650 BROWN MARY WB 188 10 13 6 s- 0. Dearborn .1 Rodegap 40 on 00 20 30 67856 CORA DUSANT wa 108 3 12 8" 6 7 Warren D L Peterson I" 58 58 20 10 I66968MARY TJi.llOT W 04 I II 0?. 7 8= J Butler .1 S Hawkins 1". 25 25 S 4 68650TOPLOFTy W UH II 10 In 10 8* Bilac 1 H Nichols 7 10 10 4 2 68553 LAD"! SICHEL w 105 4 11 14- 131 In". T Taylor W Cetst 20 88 30 12 6 t.Viiii MISS IVERAGH WB MS 12 I 11 11- 11- J .1 Walafcvl C Milam 4u 00 88 28 10 WII.Ii IRISH W 108 0 7 IS 14*12* T Koerner W O .louiin 4u loo 1O0 40 20 ELIZABTH FRANCES a 10815 8 13 12 13.1. .las HensyA .1 Gorey 4n 60 00 25 12 S86S4 VICTORENE HANNON W 108 i 15 12 15 14* E Martin K Spence 28 30 21 12 I 8650 MISS SCHIRNDING w 100 8 6 4. » 15 Q Swain .1 Griffin 20 25 25 8 4 Time. 12. 22Jt. 33, 4s. Winner— R. f. by Cesarioa -Graadata II. trained by C. Karr. Weal to ioi :it :;:.:7. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: seeond and third driving. Aneienl. away poorly, gradually cloned a bin gap and. finishing gamely under a hard drive, wore down Hester Earn in the last sixteeatb and won thawing away. Heater Zona showed the most early speed and stayed well in the Inal drive. Geneva S. was right there BMel of the trip, bat tired ill the closing drive. May .lone was taken wide throughout and was gaining last at the end. Evelyn S. suffered from later fer niiv sunn after the start and doaed ■ good gap. Brow a Mary, almost left, came wiih a belated rush ini.-iigh the stretch. Kcratehed 88520 Mary Estes. 100. Overweights Ueneva s-- j pounds; May Jene. 2j: Evelyn S.. 2. £* J rr M FOURTH RACE— tA Mile. Sept. 24. 1888—1:18— r — 121. Pane tSSR :; year olds OO I AtT :ll"l upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 50 Ind Horses AWtPPSt% % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S ii.s7i.iIA1N"TY DAME W 3 101 2 2 23 25 2s 1" J Lee J W Ferguson 2 11-52 2-5 out 68232 COLLOQUY W 3 118 11 11 11 1 "..?. Moriarity G H Holle 7-100 104 5 14 out 68478*MI8S ALERT W 3 88] 1 4 3* 35 35 34 Trueman J AV Real! V: 28 20 4 1 68862*ROTAL BREEZE vv :; lol 2 3 4 4 4 4 Caugel Eurlew t ONeilH 7 6 3-2 out Time. 23g. 47*. 1:13. Winner— Rr. f. by Handspring— My Fair Kentucky trained by A. L. Darnaby. Went to post at 4:04. At posl l minute. Start good. Won drtvfavg; second the same, third easily. Iainty Ilatne put up a graad pet lot 111am e. was under a hard drive all the way. gamely sIixkI piiiiishuien: and, despite going a trifle wide into the stretch, gained steadily and wore down Colloquy in the closing Strides. Colloquy snowed her castoaaary bigh speed and seemed a certain winner on the stretch turn, but tired unexpectedly and was unlucky to lose. Miss Alert ran a giH«l race, saved much ground oil the stieteli tnfSi and was gaining steadily on the others iu t lie final f lit long. Royal Breeze ran a bad race and can do Brack better. Overweights — Dainty Dame. 2 pounds: Miss Alert. 11. lQ Q 7 • f FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. tiT.050— 1 :3ft*— 4— 11ti. Fane 8608. I year olds and upward. OO I did *J Allowances. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PR St % y, % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 8848SJACQUIN Wit 6 1 OS 4 1 1* l» Ill* l2 Nicol R Tucker 2 2J 8-5 4-5 2-5 68887 CABLEGRAM w 4 107 I 2 2i 2" 8*121 2A R Davis C B Greenwood 6 7 6 2 4-5 8B8MPOLLT PRIM wis 4 OS 9 5 0» Safe 5 8* 31 Gaugel S Louis 10 25 20 6 2* 6X.5»8»OVELAND w 3 89 2 7 31 22 41" 52 4h J Rutler W Doyle 8 10 6 2 4 5 6k«72*LITTLE LIGHTER wb 3 87 7 3 4-X 4 3nk 4 5H E Martin W II McMullen 88 SO 75 25 10 68888 MISS LIDA WB 3 % 3 8 84 8 86 6* 6- Dearborn A D Steele IS 30 30 12 5 OS570-REWLE.ST w 4 98 8 6 81 7» p 8" 71 Bilac W J Young 20 ao 30 10 4 . — ■ — -— —— — -~ .* 63816LAPT SAVOY w 5 102 6 4 51 C1 C 7* 8 T Tavlor W Gerst 2 3 S 1 1-2 68887 LIECTENNT RICE WB 5 107 1 9 9 9 9 9 9 Moriarity J Arthur 100 150 100 40 20 Time. 24*. 40. 1:1 IS. 1 :40f. Winner R. h, by Knight of the Thistle Lady Alice trained by II. C. Riddlci. Went to pos| sit 4:.;;:. .t |,„m 1 minute Start good. Y..n easily; aUBBd and third driving, .lacqiitn broke fully in motion, showed a high light of speed and. taking a long lead, won all the way with plenty in reserve, Cablegram ran a good race and was a forward contender from the start, hut llrcd slightly at the end. Polly Prim closed a big gap steadily trout a slow- beginning and was going gamely at the end. Ovelando tired after going three quarters and had no mishaps. Little Lighter was a sharp factor throughout and suffered from slight interference, tieing in close quarters during fhe first half. Miaa I. ida was going well at the end. Lady Savoy ran poorly and dropped completely out of contention after going a half. Request can do much better and was never a serious contender. Overweights -JaeaaJa, 1 pound; Ovelando, 2. SWTOaQ SIXTH RACK 1 Mile. «B8S«— 1 :::oi I 11«i. Pane 8400, .! year old- ami upward. UO I U Selling. Net value to winner .$::tM. ii.d" Horses AWtRPSt% ■£ % Str Fin Joekeys Owners O li C I7 S~" OSOISM.OTTLES WB 3 101 11 6 2 l1. 1". 2 V. Pickens C Mueller S 18 10 4 " "*" 68556CLIFTON FORGE w 6 107 I I 11 ! i:: 21 Gaugel .1 C Strode 3-2 8-5 7-6 7-103-18 68651 FOREIGNER ■ I 111 I 1 S* 4" 8* II 3* .1 Lee FWACJSchmidt 6 8 8 3 3 2 68680 TOUNG SATER a it 4 MS 5 4 88 I 5. 4* 4 W R WkrE Trotter 40 75 75 20 10 68634 LIGHT NOTE WB 5 118 12 13 7h 7 7 71 5 Troxler W H McMullen 20 88 30 10 4 68886 CAREW WI 4 188 9 10 8 82 8 6b W W Cole W Gerst 8 10 9 3 8-5 68888 FLORIZEL W I 8M 7 2 8] 3 4 61 71 Skirvin H Mc-Carren Jr 12 20 20 7 I 88587*AX ESSO w 4 10S 2 7 9 9U 93 8 8 I Dearborn J Gaaa 15 15 15 I 2 68864 HITTER CROWN "Wsb 4 103 4 9 11 In- IIIs 8] 8* V Powers J C Cahn 30 75 75 20 10 0MI69 FLIP WBBl 98 8 11 41i 6*1 6* IS* 18* Shreve P King 3J 4 3 0 5 3 5 66617 LI TIE Mac w 4 105 Hi 5 10 11 -n-»ll2n112« Moreland Oots Bros 68 50 50 20 10 07047 JACK LORY wu 5 109 1 8 12 12 12 12 12 Q Swain J R Wainwright 15 30 30 10 5 Time. 25. .50. 1:15. 1 :41*. Winner — Blk. c. by laMor— Baraaatd II. trained by J. Lallyi. Went to peal at 5:04. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Bottles, away well and showing the most speed, forced the pace for the first half, then ran into the lead and. standing a haul drive gamely, held the others afe to the finish. Clifton Farge had no mishaps, was always done up and tired slightly in the final drive. Foreigner, going wide for the tirst three-qnarters, ran a good race and was right there at the end. Young Sater closed a big gap steadily from a slow beginning and would have been third in a few more strides. Light Note came from a long way back in the last quarter. Carew. poorly handled, had scant chance. Klorizel tiled in the last quarter. Flip ran a had race and can b much better. The winner was entered for ,100; no hid Scratched- -68630*Tinker, 108. Overweights Light Note. 1 pound.
