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NEW YORK FORM CHART. BELMONT PAB.K. OtTEENS. L. I.. Friday. May 17. 1907. -Eighth day. Westchester Racing Associat W n. First Spring Meet-in- 1 .1 .lay si. Weather cloudy: track muddy. Cl." 4 books 011.1 Presiding ladge, Clareaee lieDowelL Starter. Mars Casaldy. Clerk of the Course, H. i. Crickmore. K icing Marts at 2:."*tl p. tii. W indicates whip. S spurs. 15 blinkers. Figures in parentligis following tl.e distance at each lace Indicate index aaasber, track record, ago of horse and weight carried. /» tj r— £h a***. FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile Main Course. tr.7tl47 1 : 1 1 i! 4 147. .mKl added. B-year- 0 ■ 0«/ "Ids -i11 uiiu..i.i. Handicap. Net value to winner 8838. "liTd Horses AWt PP tjt j Vj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S lW7SJi8IR TODDINGTON W 2 144 2 I 2» li 14 1G t: H ShilsD Mulligan L". 2 !•-7. 1-3 out . .1. /IUl -.• i: HAMBI RGwsb 5 12k I 3 I :: :: :" C Koerner H P Whitnev 4 10 10 1 out i-.t»; KINCS DAUGHTER W 4 124 - 3 1] 212" 2 Mountain T C McDowell 1 6 !i lu7-10out— Time, 1U-. mti. ::•;». 4S5, 1 :i:;f. Winner Oh. ■. by Toddington Osculation trained by A. Zimmer. W en e.. ,.••» at 313t. Ai p.*t - iiiinui.s. Stan j, xh. 011 caiiieriim: second easily. Sir Toddtag- Inn was favored by ih.- mud ami easll] Ih-si at the weights, showed much speed, and drawing away in in., stretch a ■aatering. Prince Hambarg ran ■ «..l race Cm liis tiisi appearance this year, ran in ..-lniid the l.a.hrs until in the siiet.h. where he moved up fast. Kinds Daughter showed early BBCCd bnt dislik.-.l the uoliii; -eeiniiiL: ly and quit in the stretcb. s... itched r.Mir. iiaudzatia. no; 6844*4 He Miiiui. iis; 687S1 Baracinesca, n«;: t;* 77.i Keator, 128; u.sc.tivM IHnaa Kea, 1"7: tis7is Pretension, 119; 88645 J. C. ore. 113; 68751 Horace E.. 117- U87S5 Ilvpe-ti..-i II.. 117: UMlil CJtbocbon, l"i HvenvctKlits Sit Toddingt ni, - potinds. £ *» n rr fX BRCOND RACE 5-8 Mile Straight Course. 88188 Cgf 8—88. 8888 added. 2 vear- 00 i I Vf oMa. Maiden-. Colts. Special Weights. Net value to winiiei 8889. IiTil ilet!«es AWtPPSt Vj % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O § 0 P 8 • A7I." -TII KKMIDDU as 141 1 ! I| 1" 1- l» Mountain R T Wilson Jr L". 4 3* 7-5 7-10 •"-..-..i-KIm; XBALT wb 1*1 12 J -J . . W Miller Brownlgb rk 8ta2 8-6 7-181-3 LIVE WIRE » M812 l l | 31 ■■- ■:" Notter W W JJarden 10 IT, 12 5 2?. MK8**KJNG JAMES W Ml : 2 -I | 41 4. U J Johnson J E Madden 4 0 5 2 1 If I ERT COOPER w i« I a- 5« 5» 5 « Horner F A Forsythe 10 15 10 4 2 MORBITT B 1*2 14 S U V V 14 Beckmaa Palestine Stable 50 100 100 40 20 9*621 FRED HACK WB IN 8 8 V 7t 1- 71 Seorille D T Morris 21 lu 40 12 ti ST. ILARIO a M8 5 7 7i 8 hi S- E Dugan C E Durnell 1". M 3* 12 ti 68715 TOMMT VIIKARN W 1*8 2 1* 10 1" tt ! i Zeigler W White 2* 4* 40 15 7 BAYOU BT. .loiIN" WB l"5. I I I 9 in hm C Hooker G Rowe in 15 in 4 ;. In iNNKi.I. WB 1*8 11 11 n H 11 11 Brussel J B llasgin 2* 41 4 15 7 GOLOONDA WB 1U 7 Left at the poat W Knapp H P Conkling 24 50 50 20 10 Time. 1*91|. inner t. c. by « M n.-nii. 11 1 Charlotte Cordag trained by T. .1. Healey. teiit to p..s| :,, 3:01. At |m.»i 1* minutes. Stan bad. Won easily; second and third the same. 1 1 ini.i.. i- was farored bj the muddy going, t.M.u the lead at once and. setting the pace fast, eaase away eastlj as hK rider j. leased. King Cobalt was always in nearest pursuit and ran a good rice but could ■•; get to the winner. Lire Wire was always prominent in the raaaiag and ran a good race for a tirst en. .it. King .lames held ■ forward poaitkm all the way. Robert Oooper tinisheU gamely. The others v ere badly outpaced. Scratched 88715 Dennis Stafford. HiS: 88718 0. W. Hurt. His: GS44L* Kellar, 10S; 80888 George Con-si. line ins; «;st;»;2 Canada. lus; Angelas, His: I.eain oitp. 198. Overweights Gojcogda, ■: pouinis. f O T7 rj T THIRD RACE 4 1-2 Furlongs Straight Course. 8898* 52 2 115. fgaj added. *0 111 2-year-Olds. Maidens. Fillies and Celdlngs. Special Weights. Net value to winner 90. 1 nd Horsca AWfiP St *4 % % 8tr Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 5829S CRACK SHOT WHS 1 .". 5* 1- li C Koerner A L Aste ]5~~ hiPso"-So"" 1 0~ i.s7li. -SMiitKKlt v IM 7 2 21 21 21 Mountain A Belmont I 5 a 5 7-5 3-5 1-4 BELPHOEBE WB 1*5 12 I Oh 3! 31 Horner J G Oxnard K 2* 20 S 4 Stmt LOTUS BRANDT a 1*5 I I 1 41 411. E Duian B Schreiber . 12 12 5 24 68664 FOREMAST w l..:, u g .; £ :, a Swain Mrs A Phillips 3* 10* IS* 21 II 68664 SPLIT SECOND w 1*51* I l» C 6U C Booker F T Wood 4 G o 2 1 HELEN GREEN ■ 146 4 4 41 71 7i C H ShilgF A Forsythe 10 15 8 3 S-5 687*4 LOIS CAVANAQH w 1*5 s 7 ?n s.. S*1 Farrow C Oxx 3n M 40 15 7 BEGGARMAN a 1*1 E v si H 5* Olarv Chelsea Stable 40 40 40 15 7 K7M LONG BALL a 1*5 2 1* M M 1010 J Johnson T Hitchcock Jr 8 10 S 3 8-5 689M CUSCOWI7LLA w 105 111 11 11 ID M Preston W T Towaea 16 30 aO 10 6 ■■ . MRS OFARRELL w 108 „ U 12 12 12* Zeigier W White 40 40 40 15 6 .#■:,.,, ItTSTIFIBR a 1*611 13 13 13 13 Notter J Baoer II Lu lO 8 4 •MM STAR EMBLEM w 185 14 Left at the post. Englder M L Hayman 10 12 7 21 7-5 Time, n4. Winner— Ch. e, by star Shoot — Ollie Dixon trained by W. McCaanJ. Weni to !" t a; 3:39. At post 3 minutes. Start bad. Won driving: second and third the same, i rack Shot, suddenly Imsrored, ran well In the going, closed up ground very fast in the last slxteeath nnd was drawing cleat st the end. Satlrket was always in eloae pursuit of the leaders and seemed to tire front following tbe early pa.-c. Relphaebe chared ■ big gap from a slow beginning and galnhrd fast and r-in.ely . I is Brandt showed [mprorenseat and set the early pace last, but tired in the tinal driv«. ! oiemast wa- speedy, but failed to siay. Helen Cretn and Reggarman finished gamely. Split Second cloaed a big gap. Scratched 69644 Kings Plate. 198; Ccs71C Priceless Jewel. 105: 88*188 Ruth Taylor, 198: O.SC.44 Erup-li «. MB; 99806 Kale Carney, 198. Orerwetghta Satirker, l ponnd; Peggaraasa, 4. tiQ770 Ful is 111 RACE 7 1-2 Furlongs. 9*868— 1*33 I 87. Mew Roehelle Handicap. DO I I i si BOO added. 3-year-ahla aad upward. Net value t.. winner si. 889. hag HarasB AWtPPSt,i *£ %~StrFln Jockeys Owners O li C P~" Sf~ ,4.r.7-sn: LTNNBWOOD wa I m 7 I V 2 2" V 1- C Koerner J ]•: WMeaar 7 Ml !;.■! t ."T C8755 OXFORD WB 5 113 2 ■". 3- :;- :;•* ;; • 2f Horner J Meliusuhlin 7 1* 7 21 7 5 •6945 J. C. CORE WB 3 M2 2 3 li li H Li " W Miller .Newcastle .stable J 2.t 2-6 4-6 2-5 68C97*BELLE OF PEQUESTW 4 103 1 I 7 4= 43 4* 4u c H ShiTglt II McC Potter* I 7 21 fi-5 i68718 GRAPPLE WB 8 HI 4 2 6 V 6* 6* •"- J Martin K J Farrell 2h 4 28-88-6 8-6 ...s.;v::,l:i: BAN W 4 Ml 0 7 4» 5i • •* •* • Notter II B Durvea 6 t; 5 2 1 CM97ZIBNAP « 4 KM 6 1 6" 7 7 7 7 E Dugan W F Sehulte 8 20 15 6 3 Time. 12. •J.",. 384, 48, 1 :14-. 1:7. 1 :33 1. Winner — P.Ik. h. by Sir Dixon I.ady Wayward i trained by L. Webster. Went to poat at 4*99. At ih.si 7 minutes. Start good. Woa easily; second and third the same. Sir Lyaaewoad ran ill behind J. C. Cone until on the turn for home, thea went to the front easily and was gatag away at the end. Oxford ran in a s;.mm1 paattioa all the .vay and halahed flBTrly. but was not M,d enough t.. beat the winner today. .1. C. Core showed superior early speed, bur tired badly after poiag si farioaga, which seems to be bis distance. Belle ol Iequest ran fairly well. Zienap broke throagh the barrier and circled the course in a runaway before the boy could paU her up. Grapple was Baser pranmiaeatsaad raa tsaeh below his true form. Beratched 68848 Dishabille. US; i;K7.*.:.Aiiipedo. »0: iS440 Caboelrbn. « 3: tiscs:: Halifax. 117; 68751 Don Knjique, KR; 68788 Gattaal Dan, 89; ;*7; .S Dario, 88. Overweights — Sir Lyniiewood. 4 iioiinds. Aft77Q in in kaci:-1 1-16 Milas. mn*-k:4*i 8 118. 81,999 added. 8-year olds and J Ct I 6 fj upward. Selling. Rat value to winners .!t5 ea.-h. Ind Horses AWt PP St tt Vt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O h" 5 P_S_ SJ6M-TONT BONBRO W I 88 1 2 1J 2 2= 84 1* E Dugan I: Schiviber Ul*f-64-8 out— •IZtt .SHENANDOAH wb 5 108 4 1 L" 1» li I1 I*1 Musgrave P T Chinn 2 13-52. 2-5 out 97666 BLACK MATE wb 3 92 2 3 3h 3- 3» 3* 315 M Preston D Kelly 4 5 5 1 out r,st*4 GRAFTON tub 3 81 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 G Burns Beacon Stable 20 40 30 S 1 •Dead heat: purne divided. Time, li, 23*. 35*. 47*. 1:01?. 1:14*. 1:42, 1:8*. Winners — Tony Bonero. hr. e, by Sain — America trained by H. R. Brandfi ; Shenandoah, br. g, by I.ongstreet — Suisnn trained by P. T. Chinn. Wont to ix st at 4:;2. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: third easily. It was a two-liom Ml* throughout. Tony JJouero wits off well, but was tuken buck and rau lanneU en Shenandoah to tl.e final sixteenth, then got on even terms and remained so to the finish. Shenandoah set the pace most of the way and halahed gamely, but could only make a dead heat of it. Black Mate always held third place safe. The para* was divided. Tony Bonero was entered far .2K1 and Slienand.-ah for 61,409; BO bids. Scratched 9848* MaiMiar. . 1 11 ; U8702*8avable, 10H: 99684 Hem v WbIUibbb. BS; tyi7t2 Rahadar, 111; IJR9W Master of Craft, 111. In. one, t weight in cull i«s - Sheiiaiiiloab, KKl. /j Ory ry | sixth RACI l Mile. 68891 1-874- :: HM.l $«H 0 added. 8-year-olds and upward. O Oil *73C Maidens. Special Weights. Net value to winner 70. Ind Horses AWtPPSt *j jj H~Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 DON cp.EOLE wb I 100 2 1 ll 1= 1- IM-M Preston Mr Earle 8-51 2 1-2 out 686*1 ETJ8EBIO wb :: «7 6 2 2* 2* 2* 2* 2i Beckman A L Aste 5 7 6 7-5 out •84*3 LINNEPEE WB 3 IM 4 5 4- P :.h :.- 3 l0 Brussel Delaware Stable 4 7 5 7-5 out 683*7 Al.l.illARM w ■ :: M 3 I 3» 410 4 4" 4" G Burns W H Tinuaoaa l". 3o ■ 6 1 BROTHER THOMAfiWBlM* 1 4 .". E 5 5 5 Notter Patchogue Stable 2 2i 17-101-2ont Time. 12*. 24i, H|, 48. 1 :00jJ. 1:14. 1:41*. Winner - p.. f, by Plaudit — La Creole trained by C. Letghtaa. Went to post at 6*92. At jMtst 1 minute. Start g«KMl. Won cantering: second and third driving. Don Creole may be a useful colt. rot off in front at the rise of the barrier, kept increasing his lead and was eaaed aa all throagh the last sixteenth. Bnaebla was aeeaad throughout, but was driving at the finish to stall off I.innepee. The latter closed up lunch groaad and finished gamely. Brother Thomas raald BOt extend liiiuselt ill the .iin_. Scratched 64378sGriBtaIdl, 100; 68688 Vervane. 66; c,xi!«iH.ad of I.angden, 97: 888x8 Flimnap. 100; 080R3 -Han Bulire. 109; 98861 Herman. !t7: t;s7 2 Waterhearer, 111: 89788 Pins and Needles. B6; t524 Sal;.- K., 96; 1 14 124 Hilgert. 100; ;s54t: Bold Castle, 111; 64731 Disaster. !l7.
