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LOUISVILLE FORM CHART. CHURCHILL DOWNS. LOUISVILLE. KY.. Tuesday. May 21. 1907. -Fourteenth day. New Louisville Jockey Club. Spring Meat-ing »0 days. Weather clear; track fast. 24 hooks on. Presiding Judge, C. F. Pike. Starter, J. J. Holtuian. Secretary. Lyman II. Davis. Racing starts at 2:30 p. id. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following; the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. fiftftll FIRST BACK— a 1-2 Furlongs. 117701-54-2—110. Purse *500. 2 year olds. UOOvI J. Maidens. Fillies. Allowances. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PP St j y, ?j Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 6870PBROWN MARY wr. 108 9 6 51 2* l1 Dearborn J Rodegap M M 16~l I 67881 BALLA vv 10s 4 2 1| li 21 J Lee L A Cella 5 8 8:; 3 g 68705 BOSOM FRIEND WSB 168 2 » T| 4h 3" W MclnfeE R Bradlev 20 60 60 20 In 68703 SILVER CUP w 10S 5 1 21 3H 4" D Poland .1 C Ferriss Jr M 25 35 10 E 6870E ADA . WALKER w Mfl 1 1 V P P B Davis W C Overton lu 20 26 8 3.. c,s797-LADY BALDDB w 108 7 11 81 P P D Austin G W .1 BtaaeB E 8 6 ". e"5 68723 MAY JENB V MS M 7 i. 6] 7» Troxler A L Darnaby I S 1 1 !- 68793*ESTHER BROWN w 10s 8 5 p p 81 Morcland W A Smith 10 12 12 5 9 6S723 EVELYX S. w 108 2 10 9s S3 9* Moriarity G H Holle 1" 15 U I :f i,s797 BLACK DRESS w 108 II 13 131 10l 10* A Brown A .1 Gorey in 5n 50 20 1« MISS VIGILANT ws 10S 6 11 12 13« 11- Trueman HWAIoseley 60 100 100 40 2g 68650 DROP STITCH Wa 108 10 12 11 ID 12 Shrove S T White 40 60 20 S 3 68663 LADY VIE w 108 13 8 11 121 13 Minder G B Ott 12 15 15 6 I 6S4753COUSIN FRAXCES wb 109 1 1 I 10- 14 14 Foy Hughes Bros 6 8 7J 3 3-2 Time. 113. gg|f :;-, u :, 1 Winner — Br. f. by Tianarlalei — Mercurial trained by J. Rodegap. Went to post at 2::;!. At anal 1 minute. Stan bad. Won handily: second driving: third the sanio. Prowu Mary, away well and showing improvement, forced a fast pace almost from the start and eanie-away in the final furlong. BaBa, hard ridden, showed the most early speed, but tired slightly in Hi, closing drive. Bosom Friend, forced to go wide throughout, ran a goad race and finished with a rush. Silver Cap was prominent most of the way am! tired slightly in the last few strides. Ada O. Walker had a tough trip and was shuffled back soon after the start. May Jene showed a brief flash of speed in raring into a contending position from a poor beginning, but tired in the hist furlong. Lady Baldur was going well at the end Scratched— ONSPDWaldoif Bell-. 108; Kmily N.. 108. Overweights — Cousin Frances. 1 pound. AQQ/IO BBOOND RACK 1 1-4 Miles. il7t 5,-.— 2:061—3—117. Purse tBSO, 4 year-olds and UOOtX upward. Selling. Net value to winner ijUOO. Ind HoFses A~wTPPSt~.S~Vi~;T~Stj~Fln Jockeys Owners ~0 n C P~S~ 68780REQUEST w 4 106 I I 1 | 1*| 1» 1- D li J Lee W J Young 1 1 7-101-3 out «8743TRENOLA vv 4 111 7 1 4 2 la P H P D Austin J S Combs 7 8 8 3 7-5 68780 L. MACFARLN wsr 5 116 I 4 61 7u BJ 7 4" 81 Minder WoodfdandBkner 6 S 8 M 1 68780 SOALPLOCK wsb 4 103 8 12 12 12 6» ,r.h :,- 4- Shreve P King M 13 13 4 8-6 6B7M LACACHE W 7 Ml I 7 tj 4J 4h 4» Si B Pickens A B Maginnis 25 30 30 8 4. 68777 SANCTION wn 5 HI 11 2 7 J 91 101 fm 91 6h D Boland 8 U uis M M 25 8 ::" 68780 SAVOIR FAIRR W 5 M8 2 10 P s» 7h P Ob 74 W MelafeR B Hives 12 25 25 8 4 6S822 NEVA WELCH w 5 106 5 11 P Mb H P 7 M Hatchett F P Cross jn :;u » 12 6 68743 LCR wp. 5 10S 4 E ::! 21 P P S* 9= Ott J C Ferriss Jr ".» 50 50 15 7 1544 vSWTFTWTNG wa 7 Ml 1 6 ID ID ID ID ID 10 Dearborn E Horton N M M M K 68775 BrTTER BRWNwsa 4 162 M 8 .".■ El P M* M* 11* Bilac J C Cahn M 75 7.". 25 13 687623LADY ELLISON wis 5 Ml 12 9 M« 6l 12 12 12 12 A Brown FWandCJ Schmidt 6 15 12 4 8-G Time. 21. 4!l-i. 1:15,;. 1:12. 2:0S. Winner — Ch. t". by Rensselaer Knima Pickwick 1 trained by W. J. Young. Went to post at .3:02. At post ". minutes. Start fair. Won easily: second driving; third the same. Request, running to her Inst form and lucky all the way. showed the most speed and won well in hand. 1 renola was prominent fir the entire trip. sti od the final drive gamely and outstayed Louis,. Maelarlan. I "In- latter was in close quarters for the first half, but saved ground on the stretch turn and finished gamely. Scalplock, trailing far hack in the early Stages, closed a big gap and bitl for being takes wide into the ■tretea would have been second. Lacache tired in the last quarter. Sanction was badly outrun for the first three quarters and came fast through tin stretch. Alcor tired after going a mile. The winner, entered for 6S00, was bid up to 81,000 by 8. Louis and bought in. Scratched— 68740 Envoy, ill: 68823 Badwaed II., 1 7: 68775 Ana* Bay, i"2- 88760 Sultrv. 104. overweights — Lady Ellison. 1 aoasai. DQQ4 Q THIRD RACE -4 1-2 Furlonss. 1 17701—54— 2—110. | Tuxse 1600. 2 year-olds, UOOlO Cotta and Geldings. Allowances. Net value to winner |400. Ind Horses AWt P~P~St~K. ~»T"StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S BLACKSHEEP W 102 I E BJ 2D. D W MclnfeE R Bradley ! :: 4-5 1-2 out 68766 BAYOU LARK. wsn inl 6 2 | | 2- ." W R WkrMrs D B Cook 10 12 10 3 1 68797 COXDICO w 105 E 3 D 1J P J Lee J C Milam 1 B 3 1 I I OASTLEWOOD a KB] 1 7 6 5 B Moriarity W Gerst I 15 15 5 3-1 68797 THE YAMISEE W M6 2 I 4 4s 5D, J J Walsh.T Buchanan 7 25 25 6 2J 68706 BITTER GOLD WB 105 4 1 7 6" 6U D Austin .1 C Cahn 10 12 12 4 3-2 68632 SHARP POINT w 97 7 4 S 7 7 G Swain B F Guthrie 10 15 15 5 3-2 Time, 12. 24. 801, 4! . 851. Winner — Ch. e. by Sir Hampton — Glad Eyes trained by E. G. Leigh. Went to post at 3:34. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily: second and third driving. BIa k sheep ran as il much the best, was away in a tangle and propped badly when approaching the grst lata and had to be hard urged to keep moving, but wl.tn fatty settled in his stride came like a Hash and won with ease. Bayou Lark ran a good race, although going wide, and finished with ■ rush. Condico ran a furlong at top speed while going to the [lost, was away well anil showed superior speed for three furlongs, then tired badly. Castle wood ran green and will improve. The Y a mi see tired near the end. Sharp Point tried 10 run out in the stretch. Scratched 68706 Brimmer. 100. Overweights — Blaekshecp. 2 pounds; Bayou Lark. 1; Condieo. 5: Casllewoxl. -»j: Bitter Gold. ■* . «C*OQ/l A 6*ODRTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Sept. 24. 1808 1:18—6 121A Purse 1000. 3 -year-olds fjtJVjrrriZ and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 81.50. " Ind Horses AWt PP St ,4 V* % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 64482 OLD HONESTY w 3 105 I 1 D D 1". 1- J Lee A J Gorey I 4 3J 6-5 1-2 t:725 -CABLEGRAM W 4 109 2 2 P P P T B Davis C E Greenwood 8-5 2 2 7-10out 6S652 MORALES vv sit 3 107 4 3 !•"• 4" 4- 3- Minder W H Fizer 3 4 1S-51 1-2 1.--1 15 THE ENGLISHMAN w 5 103. 1 ". 6 I 53 4i Moriarity T W Flynn IS ■ 25 7 21 68707 HANNIBAL BEY WB E Ml I E P P B* Trueman H B Baker M 12 11 Sj 3-2 68707 POSING w 4 99 5 4 3i P 3h ti G Swain J R Wainwright 10 10 8J t 9-10 Time. 24L. 48». 1:136,. Winner— B. c. by Previous— Mamie Boyle trained by A. .T. Corey. Went to post at 4: l4. At iMst 2 minutes. Start goad. Won easily; second and third driving. Old 11 no-sty. showing splendid form and given a L.ood ride, brake fast and. taking the lead at oicc set a stiif pace, which he maintained well and won all the way. Cablegram. i oi rly handled and in close quarters most of the trip, finished gamely through the last furlong. Morales bagaa slowly, but finished fast ajaj wa best of the others. The Englishman, aflei trailing far back, came fast in the last quarter. Hannibal Bey had no mishaps. Posing quit in the hist quarter after early prominence. Incorrect weight in entries- -Old Honesty, hh;. Overweights — The Englishman, 3J pounds. C* Q Q /§ pj FIFTH RACB— S-d Mile. Sept. 21. 1888— 1:13— 5—121.1 Purse BMW, ;: year olds DuOtl : ml upward. Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt V2 ?i Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S _ 68779*POTTKB wb 6 124 I 2 PI V 2 1t Troxler C V Mueller 6 8 8 3 8-5 68010HAUGHTY w 4 117 9 1 in 1* P V D Boland J W OXeall 4 5 SJ S-5 4 5 68779 DEMO w :: ln.ll 6 1 - 71 P 3n Skirvin H MeCarren Jr 12 15 12 5 -i 68631 KAISERHOFF wn 2 107 14 8 7= 61 4h 4n D Austin S Guggenheim 15 15 15 6 3 667M ARTFUL DODGER W 3 IM 13 4 3 I ■ :;.:.- Moreland L Joins v 15 15 6 3 :s779 DR. WENTKBR W :: 107 M 7 P 61 P 6X A Brown B Schreiber 8 S 6 21 6-5 6SI.7H YIPSAXIA w 3 105 I .". P P 81 71 W MelnteA L Darnaby 15 15 15 6 3 68761 WESTERN w r. I 110 II! p Mb P P Bilac J H Shouldice N M 20 8 4 66667 ATTENTION wr, 2 105 2 9 ID 9.. in P Moriarity G H Holle 1" M 50 20 10 68761*MARMOREAN w 3 MS 13 "■ Kj 4" M M" G Swain W A Smith 10 10 S 4 2 64380FRICTION w :: 110 4 10 8l 11«*11* 11" J Leo P Dunne I 7 6 21 I 2 65132 LA THORPE w 3 100 5 11 M"13ln3l»121 Pohanka T ■ Crist 5n 100 100 40 M 65E66 EMMA A. wn 3 105 1 U 12h 12 IP B» Brandt J H Baker 40 M El 20 10 CARL GRAY w 3 110 7 11 11 14 It 14 Helgesen J S Bratton 50 100 100 40 20 Time. 21. 40. 1:144. Winner — B. h. by Masett«i--Porcelain Grained by J. Lally. Went to jiost at 4::i7 . At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third rW same." Poller forced a fast pace all the way and. saving much ground, ouigaiiied Haughty la the closing strides. 11 "-My, away foiwanlly and showing the uiosi early speed, put up a gixid performance and tint for going I ■ Hie wider than Poller would have won. DeBM began slowly and closed a big gap in the last quarter. A.tful Dodger was right there all the way and stayed letter than usual. KaiserhotT came from a long vv.iv back in the stretch and finished gaining fast Dr. Weather had a rough trip. Friction lacked si ecd aad was never a serious contender. MailUOreaa quil. The wiuuer was entered for $ iOO; no bid. Scratched— 08773 Mary Ott, 103; t;7:isi W. K. Blade, 122. CQU/I iQ * INTll RACK 1 Mile. i0 .7! 5- ::a 2_ y_ 9:;. j luise .500. :; year old"- and upward OOOtTU Selling. Net value t winner MM tad Horses AWFPP~St *X Va % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P~S~ 68775MTNNEHAHA wsb 4 107 S 4 D DID li 1- D Poland W H Robinson Sj 4 4 2 1 1 -77 ULI.K STROME WB 3 9:; 3 2 5" 1 41 2i 24 G Swain L A Cella 10 10 9 I M 68741 iHAROLD D. wb 3 10.1 2 1 2.1. 2 2" 3" P Moreland J E Clay J ;; 21 1 1-2 68786aFOREIGNER w 6 in 11 7 7. P P Sj 4 J Lee FWACJSchmidt 5 6 5 2 4-5- 687M HIGH BEAR W4 112 M 14 14 121 8 7* P Dearborn J R Wainwright 10 12 12 5 21 68768 RED THISTLE w 6 109 1 1 :"• IH 1 31 4 6h A Brown Miller A JohnstonlS 30 25 8 4 68775 GOLD SPRAT w 4 100 6 13 121 10l. P 8 71 Delaby .1 McCleraaad 50 60 60 20 10 68739*QUAGGA W I 94 1« M 10 P 11 Ml 8A Bilac J Arthur 8 12 12 5 2J 68233TELEGRAFHER w 4 110 4 E 81 P 71 P P D Riley C E Patterson 20 30 30 12 6 t,M:m-LIMERICK w 5 112 1 6 4*1 61 ■"• If IP W MelnteS S Tracey M M 40 15 7 68633 GEO. C GRADDT Wsn :; M ill P 11 H» M1- IP. .1 Butler A L Darnaby 6u 60 60 20 10 68778 MATADOR wn 5 114 7 :t 11- 13* IP 13° 121 E Martin K S pence 40 60 60 20 10 66794 J. D. DUNN vv :; 63 12 12 9" 71 M* l-4 13s Shreve P King 40 40 M 12 I 68777 HORSERADISH WSB 4 105 5 S13111 14 11 14 D Austin J C Cahn 15 15 15 6 3 Time. 21. Hf, 1:1.".-. 1:11 . Winner — Cli. 1. by Jack Piiiul Amyntas trained bv W. H. Robinsoni. Went to post at 5:04. At post 1 minutes. Start fair. Won easily: second and thinl the sasse. Minnehaha, clear of interference, took the lead at once and. being well handled, showed the most speed throughout and won with plenty in reserve. Dele Strome. close up in the early running, made a gum-challenge at the aUateh head, but tired slightly in the final furlong. Harold D. was prominent in the early running, but ran far below bis l«-st form and can do araeh better. Foreigner was forced wide most of the vv.iv and suffered from Interference. High Hear closed a big gag and saved mm-h ground. Bad Till-lie ran airly well. fllBd Spray made I good showing l,»uagga and Telearatphec had 1011UI1 trips. .1. I . MUCH can do much belter. LiBMrick was UlonihUal I tor the Ursl hall. The vv Inner uas eulrred t". •!-S..IMI: no bid. Bcaatchea ggrnAdease, ios: 6B7MJ Oaardt, sy. Uverweiglits— Minnehaha, 2 pounds.
