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LOUISVILLE FORM CHART. CHURCHILL DOWNS. LOUISVILLE. KY., Thursday. May 30. 1907.— Twenty second day. New Louisville Jockey Club. Spring Meeting 30 days. Weather cloudy; track fast. 21 books on. Presiding Judge, C. F. Price. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary. Lyman H. Davis. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. 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. ftQllQCl FIRST RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 0SSO9- -54— 2— US. Purse 00. 2 year olds. JtJJfLJ *J Maidens. Colts and Geldings. Special Weights. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % Vt % Str Fln~ Jockeys Owners 6~~H~irj P 9 .•SYNCHRONIZED ws 109 8 5 61 4 i In J Lee ArmstrgandHardg 7-5 3 2 7-5 1-2 1-4 S*M0*ORLANDOT wsn 112 5 3 2" Q 2° Minder W H Fizer 8 10 10 4 s 5 ;vM4 LADYS MAX w 112 3 2 :: t ;,nk fa Helgesen S Forsv the 20 :0 20 8 Hi 6S760 DINVEGAN wb 112 2 1 l1 l«t 4". A Brown J S Hawkins 20 20 12 5 BJ 68706 BRIMMER w 112 4 4 4»1 3 53 T Taylor M J Shannon 4 6 4 S 5 4-5 E890*VANSEL wb 112 12 6 SI 61 6J Wishard K P Shipp 20 30 30 12 6 6SS90 HEADLINE w 112 11 10 7 72 7l Jess ConleyW C Overton 60 100 100 40 20 SOPHIST w 1119 17 Sh S1 8h W McGee G C Bennett 20 30 30 12 7 68969 WATER COOLER ws 112 6 9 12 9 9n W MclnteW F Bryson 60 100 100 40 20 68!s903r.CUGE WORK w 109 10 8 lll 10 U01 J Dearborn J B Lew-man 6 10 9 9 7 5 DON Q. w 112 14 14 10 n« 11« Moreland S T White aj r, 20 8 4 68960 MACIAS w 112 15 11 9" 12s 12s D Boland G J Long 25 50 40 15 8 " 68890 RED HUSSAR w 112 13 13 14- 135 1310 D Riley G W J Bissell NO 960 150 50 BJ L. C. WIDRIG w 112 7 15 15 15 14* Foy A J Gorey 60 100 100 40 2»l JIM BOSART w 112 9 12 13 141 15 J Conway D M Brunk 100 100 100 40 20 Time. 1U. 23J. SJB|, 4*». M|. Winner — Br. g. by The Elector -Our Jessie trained by S. M. Henderson. Went to post at 2:33. At i»ost 1 minute. Start fair. Won driving: second and third the same. Synchronized, hard ridden, squeezed through a narrow opening in the last furlong and. standing a luiril drive with rare courage, got up In the final stride. Orlandot ran to his best form and was a sharp con tender all the way. Ladys Man, going a trifle wide throughout, forced a fast pace in the early stages and. staying well in the final drive, took third place in the last stride. Duuvegan got away fast on the inside and. showing superior early speed, saved much ground all the way, but tired slightly in the closing-drive. Brimmer, running green and going wide, ran a good race and will improve, is a reported goad] one and can probably beat the winner. Vansel had no mishaps. Headline was right there at the end. The others were always outrun. Scratched — C.SS43-lComiico. 112. C*CfA f SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. 38912— 1: 00 ;— 3— 87. Purse 00. 3-vear-olds and un- Ot/UttU ward. Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PP St M Ms % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S3 67744 MOONLT MIRPHYWSB 3 93 6 7 l 2and 2 ll G Swain J 8 Bratton 50 100 75 25 15~~ 68066 LITTLE GEORGE wr. 3 M 7 2 4 V 6* £• Bilac G H Holle 2 2 9-5 4-5 1-:: 68967 ETRENA WS 4 104 12 s .V . Safe 4* 3J B Davis J H Boyd 5 7 6 2J 6-5 68867 BOB AUGUSTINE w 3 100 5 I i 1! I1 l T Taylor J H Brown 12 15 15 6 3 63525 SECTION w 3 91 8 1 ■ 101 101 El 5h Hufnagel C M Jaeger 50 100 100 40 20 fisi 2fl ELACKLOCK w 3 971 1 12 12* 91 61 Bj Pickens Mrs C Wolfe 15 25 20 7 3 63432 GOLD BARS ws 3 95 9 5 31 41 S1 7l W Ott A Dement 50 100 100 40 20 68993 CONJURESS w 5 100 2 I . S1 9* SJ D Boland W G K Dodds 15 20 8 3 3-2 6S744 DAN MKENNA ws 7 111 10 10 7and111 101 9ak Moreland W S Laird 15 20 20 8 4 54399 MISS MARCONI w 6 106 4 4 S . 7i 11| 102 J Lee M R Harned 2?. 5 5 S-5 4-5 6S994 BELLE OF SHELBY w 4 103 11 11 11- 12 12 ll1 D Riley E M Grant 5 7 6 Bj 7.5 64SSS PRINCE MILES ■ sb 3 97 3 6 B 6 7 123 Skirvin .1 T West 50 100 60 20 10 67524 R. L. JOHNSTON w sb 5 111 13 13 12 12 13 13 R Fisher J H Gregory 30 60 60 25 12 Time. 12. 23 . 30, 4sJ. 1:01. Winner — B. g. by Donald A. — Adrienne trained by M. S. Haghes. Went to post at 3:i 4. At posi 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Moonlight Murphy, showing sudden improvement, was a forward contender to the Stretch, where he wore down P.ob Angnatine and. Impeding Little George Sharply throughout the final furlong, won a lucky vic-toiy. Little George, much the best, suffered much from interference and. with clear sailing, would hav--won off hy himself. Etrena. going wide all the way and poorly handled, ran a good race. Bob Angus tine tired near the end after showing a high order of sin-ed. Section came fast at the end from a pose beginning. Blaekloek had no mishaps. Miss Marconi was shuffled back soou after the start and had scant chance thereafter. The winner was entered for 9400; no bid. Scratched — 8870] Joe Fallen. .»«;. Overweights -Bob Augustine. 4 pounds: Blaekloek. 4;: Cold Bars. 2. rt/Y 4 -j THIRD BACK— 1 1-8 Miles. June 22. 18S3— 1:54— 1—70. Purse 50. 3 vear olds. 0«_/VJ*i X Allowances. Net value to winner 1907.sh00. Tnd Horses A~WtPPSt St % jj % Str~Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ 68796LIGHT WOOL WB HI 7 1 l1 1 n 14 1« 1 J Lee J T Cbmba 5 6 4 3-2~7-10 68920BOTTLE6 WB 112 4 3 41 4h E 5l :M 2* Pickens C V Mueller 20 25 25 8 4 68917MISS ALERT W* M 9 4 -h ■ 6» 41 4"k 2* JMoreland J W Beall 10 12 12 5 2. 66*42 REDGAVNTLET WB 104 11 7 6- V 6- 6- 63 4"k D Austin T P Hayes 25 30 25 10 4 68943 OLD HONESTY w 108 6 6 S 5 41 P 51 5* D Boland A J Rorev 4 6 6 Bj 7-5 68992JMIKE SUTTON w 112 10 5 « V -x. S- »* 01 A Brown Stubbs Bros 15 20 20 6 2l. 68566PDXK STAR w n 117 IS ? S| 8- 7» 7i 7a Minder J II Woodford 15 20 20 8 4" 68943*WING TING wb 103 8 9 93 H 1** S; S- H J Butler J S Hawkins 6-5 6-5 0-5 1-2 1-1 68796 VICTORIA B. WB 99 5 10 10 lo2 10* 10= 9?. 93 Dearborn G J Long 15 25 15 I I 68942 MISS LID A wsn 100 2 11 11 11 11 11 HP B* T Taylor A D Steele fl5 25 20 8 3i 68967 ORLANDWICK ws 104 3 2 s 7: 9- 9 11 11 D Riley A D Steele tl5 25 20 8 BJ Head heat: second and third money divided. fCoupled in betting: uo separate place or show betting. Time. 2C!. 4s?,. 1:13, 1:40. 1:53 new track record. Winner — Cli. c by Woolsthorpe — Aluminum trained by W. H. Holt. Went lo post at 3:30. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily: second driving: third the same, light Wool, favored by good racing luck, shot across the track from an outer position, impeding several of the others, took ■ long lead al once, held sway throughout and won as his rider pleased. Miss Alert ran a good race, followed the leaders closely and. standing a hard drive gamely, just lasted long enough to make it a dead heat or second place. Bottles, after going a trifle wide on the stretch turn, finished gamely and anoald bare been ahead of Miss Alert in the next stride. Redgauntlet showed sudden im iioveinent and finished gamely. Old Honesty had no mishaps and was 11 sharp factor most of the way. bit tired slightly in the closing drive. Wing Ting, poorly lu.miled and suffering from interference, can do mneh better. Mike Sutton ran a fast mile and tired. Victoria B. was knocked back at the start. Overweights -Miss Lj.la. 1 pound. riA/10 rOCRTH BACK- 5-8 Mile. I3S912 1:004—3—87. Purse fauja. a year-olds and BB- J fJj7XL £l ward. Selling. Net value to winner O0. Ind Horses AWt PP St % Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 68941 HAUGHTY W 4 Ml 2 4 21 2- ll 1* Moreland J VV ONeall 10 15 15 5 I 68870 VOHOOME ws 3 97 9 6 3i 3- 3= 2i Pickens A B Maginnis 10 15 15 5 SJ 68870 BEATRICE K. w r. 4 M7 1 3 Em lix. V 3" D Austin J H Stevens 4 5 4 8-5 7-10 68966*NEDRA SB I r»l 11 l1 l1 | 4l Skirvin W H Fizer 20 30 30 12 6 6SS70ALENCON w 5 114 7 I 92 94 61 5J J Lee E J Gildersleeve2* 4i 41 3-2 3-5 6S870*SOPRANO WB S 106 E 7 sb s 8 6; T Taylor C Borkel 2 2 2 4 5 5 68963 TAUNT WB S 91 I E 01 4i m 7- Bilac T R Crist 20 30 25 10 5 68994MINNEHAHA W8B 4 Mi I 2 7 6 7| s" Dearborn W H Robinson M M M I 4 68906 SAGAPANAK w3 PS 11 I 6» 51 9- 9- J Butler J Perkins 15 30 25 s 4 63931 HUMORIST wsit 4 110 KM 10 10 10 10 D Rolands T White 20 20 13 6 3 68916 LAY ivi: :! 91 10 Lost rider. G Swain M Young 15 30 25 8 4 Time. 12. 23, 3Sj, 47». 1 : 8 mew Iraik record. Winner — Ch. f, by Handsel — Ruinpoinl 1 trained by J. W. ONeall. Went to post at 4:12. At iMist 1 niinute. Start fair. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Haughty, clear of Interference and running to her best 101111. forced and set a fast pace all the way and. rearing down Nedra in the stretch, held the Others safe and WOB easing up. Vohoome was a sharp eoii-tender throoghoat and stayed well in the linal drive. Beatrice K.. slightly hampered in the early stages, tinlsbed fast and rnmeiy. Nedra tired after going a hall, showed great speed in the early stages and is ii good form. Aleneon was shuffled back soon alter the start and closed a hia gap in the last smarter. 1 a, mt showed speed. BontBBO was almost thrown when Humorist and Nedra closed in on her soon after the start. Fay stnmbled at the start and unseated her rider. The winner was entered for 00: no hid. Scratched -Q85o6sFleId Lark. 106; 0S941 Haher, 93: 88848 Marmorean. 93; 0S993 Reuben, 105. Overweights- Soprano. 3 pounds. C*f~/i Q IBTII RACE-5-8 Mile. 09042-1:00 -4-KHi. Purse 00. TjOBI OBfJ OtfUTTfJ Allowances. Net value to winner S400. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % Ms % Strpfn Jockeys Owners O H C P S 68944R C. RANN w : 6 1 1 1 :; T V A Brown .1 0 Milam 2 3 12 57-10out 68940 MACKEREL w K 3 2 2 2J J1! Bj 1 Swaiu P Dunno 4 4 Si 7-101-4 i;s-ll MAY .KM: w :is 1 5 5* 4» ll 31 Dearborn- A L Darnaby M 20 9 :: 1 I688931.MOQ1 i:riL Will 4 :: 4- E»» V* 41 J Lee W J Youug 1 7-513 102 5 out 6s:iir, BARBETTE w 95 5 4 3- 3 M ~,~- J Butler J J Long E6 60 on 20 5 68841 MISS VIGILANT ws K 2 6 6 6 6 6 Skirvin H W Moscloy 60 150 150 M tt Time. UJ. 9jgf, ;:.-,;. 47a. 1:00. Winner — B. e. by Laetantius -Cherry P.utton ttrained by J. C. Milainl. Went to |K st at 1:40. At post 1 minute. Stari goad. Won handily: second ami third driving. B. C. Rann. away last and displaying high Speed, dashed into a long lead and, increasing his advantage in the tirst half, only had to canter tlirouuh the lasl furlong. Mackerel ran a good race and was a forward contender tram the start, finishing gamely. May Jeae was a distant trailer for the tirst three furlongs, but saved much ground on the stretch turn and, tinishing gamely, mora down Ihe others for third place. Barbette ran a good race and was right there for a half. Mouuette ran a bad race, was hard ridden In the str-lch. but failed to respond. Overweights--May Jene, 3 pounds C*ff/t A iS,XT11 BAC* 1 Mile. 0B1B8— l.MJ| 8 Bt. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. jyjrt/i Selling. Net value to winner H . Ind Horses AWt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S~ 69014= REDWOOD II. Ws 4 108 1 1 m 33 h ji n p Austin A D Worley 5 6 3 6-5 3 5 68942 DEMO ■ I M 7 ] :•: :ii 1 v 1] .1 skirvin H MeCarren Jr 3 4 4 12-5 6889DWAR. t.RISWELL W 3 Ml I 6 H.. 6* 4- P|B J Lee P Dunne 7-106-511-102-5 out 68970 UAIZF. SB 4 102 3 11 P« 61 74- 41 Brandt J H Baker 30 40 40 12 6 68970*HOR8BRADI8B W4 M6 9 9 10= 10s 10" 61 5° V Powers J C Calm 1". 20 16 5 2 68846 MATADOR wsb 5 112 10 10 81 7 » 6 » 9l 6:; A Brown K Spenee 20 25 20 8 4 6s945 W. K. SLADE wb 4 108 6 5 7» 95 8= 7 73 Moreland F Bering Jr 50 75 50 20 8 68M6 DR. LEE HI IT" .VI AN wr. :: 61 2 4 l1 l1?. 31 5i s- G Swain G H Marlman 15 15 13 4 2 68945ROGER S. wsn :: 92 I :: .".h 81 t* W- 9= .1 Butler J Hart 3" M 25 in I 63464 CASPERDINE w 4 108 8 7 11 11 11 11 I"6 E Smith J F Caffney M6 Ml Ml KMI 40 68615 THE PET W I 107 11 8 4! 4l Bll 8«"11 D Riley B F Guthrie 30 60 50 15 7 Time. 24. 4M, lOSf. 1:4B|. Winner Cli. c. by IX BOBBTOftf -Hawbloom trained by A. D. Worleyl. Went to rios! at 5.00. At post 3 minutes. Start goad. Won driving: second and third the same. Redwood II., running in much improved form under good handling, followed the leaders closely to the stretch turn, where he was called on and, responding well in the closing drive, won a lucky victory. ! emo. much the best, took the lead after weariug down Dr. Lee Huffman at the half and was going easily and apparently the winner, when Skirvin got rattled and went to the mhbp, permitting Demo to sprawl, which cost him the race. Warner Oriswell had a aassjlj trip, hut lired a trifle near the end. Cauzc closed a Mg gap from a slow Ix-ginuing. Horseradish was shuttled back on the feral Inrn and closed :■ big gap. W . K. Slade was in a jam mOB] of the way aud ran a j;oo,| race. Matador closed a gap. The winner, entered for 3300, was bid up to 00 and bought by P. Dunne. Scratched 0ss22lTiDker, 108; 0*915 Priuiesa Orua, 107; 0S9U1 Lausdowu, 109; 08777 Drouiio, 112; 0tS45 Carl Gray, 92.
