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WINDSOR FORM CHART. AVINDSOE. WINDSOR, ONT., Saturday, Juno 22, 1907. Seventh day. Highland Park Club. Summer Meeting 25 days. Weather clear; track fast. S books on. Presiding Judge, Charles F. Price. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary. Waller O. Parmer. Racing starts at 2:45 p. in. W indicates whip, S spurs, P. blinkers. Figures hi parenthesis following tlie distance of each race Indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. QOrjQ FIRST RACE 5-8 Mile. 01100 1:0012105. Purse 50. 2-year-olds. OtOOO Allowances. Net value to winner 75. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vz Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O PS G95GS3D 13 W OF DAWN ws 115 4 3 21 2 2"k Ink stille Mrs D B Cook 2 11-51 l-57-10out 091912PETULANT AV 103 3 2 l2 l2 l1 2 D Riley G C Bennett 15 15-15 5 S i. 09525MANTON AVi: 103 5 1 3 Sh 3 3 Moreland AV Gerst 3 3 2A 7-10out 09191ABBACY av 100 0 4 43 42 43 41 G Swain Pasadena Stable 4-5 4-5 4-5 2 5 out 09000 AVI ELI AM PENN Avs 100 2 5 52 5 5 5"t Jno HensyJ Ilealy 20 20 20 S 3 09302SIR BAL1N W 100 7 0 03 G5 C5 0s Dllbei AV Gerst 3 3 2 7-10out 0919l3RED HUSSAR AV 100 1 7 7 7 7 7 F Burton G AV J Bissell 20 50 50 15 5 Coupled in betting; no separate place or show belting. Time, 221, IS, 1:011. Winner Ch. f, by Peep oDay Rain Drop trained by R. J. Levy. Went to post at 2:40. At post 0 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second and third the same. Dew of Dawn followed Petulant closely, finally wore the latter down and gamely stood a- hard, long stretch drive. Petulant showed the most early speed, set a fast paee and tired a triie in tlie closing strides. Maxton was a forward contender at all stages and finished gamely under punishment. Ahlxicy showed scant speed ami can do much better. C O fi. f A HECONI-RACE Short Course. Steeplechase. 0 To 1 1 :!:27 5 127.1 Purse 00." 3 J vD v -At :!-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 3 0 9 11 StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C PS C9522DR. HEARD AV 4 110 1 3 22 22 Is 1 l2 l5 II Boyle C T Gardner 111 out 09522 SAM PARMER AVS S 14G 4 1 1" l"k 2 23 23 25 Stone A Bailer 0 0 0 2 0-5 G90O3 TONY 1 1 ART AV G 128 2 2 3 P.2 35 3" 4 3 Huffman J H Clay 0 G 0 2 1 09208 FLYG PLOVER AVS 5 130 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 Simpson A II Renwick G 10 10 4 2 G9t;o:s2FULL OF FUN w 4 131 3 G 4" 4 4"t 4 22Urider. Pierce AV Gerst S-5 8-5 S-5 3 5 out 01G11 Tit. THE MERE W 9 11S C 4 Refused. Graham A L Poole. 15 20 20 S 21 Time, 3:37. AVinner Ch. g, by St. Gntlcn Jude trained by .1. O. Gray. Went to iiost at 3:10. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; . second and third the same. Dr. Heard ran and Jumped as if be outclassed his opponents, drew away after making the second turn of the field ilid .won as his rider pleased. Sam Parmer was closest in pursuit and easily held the others safe. Tony Hart had no contention for third place. Trenct the Mere refused at tins second jump and Full of Fun lost his rider at tlie eleventh. Overweights Tony Hart, 3 pounds. CfiQj Cl TEC JIlKI-lAU 7-8-Milei 57S::1 :201 1 103. Purse$::0O. 3-yeaiMhlsiindl np-O y O O tr upward. Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPPStM, Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II O P S 09505 RUILOBA AV 1 101 2 3 4"k 72 51 21 1 F Burton G AV Innes 5 0 G 2 1 G932GPRINCIPIA AV 4 102 4 4 ll 1 1 ll 2i Fbrotber A J Stafford 0 0 0 2 1 C9570METSAM AV 5 111 G 2 2J 3J 3 33 3 D Riley F J Kelly 3 3 21 1 1-2 09005 SECRET Avn 4 91 5 S S2 4" 4i 5 41 .1 Murphy N Brenner 2 2 2 4-5 2-5 09 100 TAUNT AVSI! 3 100. 7 0 Ctt 21 2 4"t 52 Moreland T E Crist 3 3 3 0-5 3 5 09509 KIAMESITA II. w 4 107 11 5 5 72 Gl GJ Kunz J Healy 20 20 20 S 4 09521 EXCITEMENT AVC 4 99 3 9 9 9 9 72 7 Stovall E Trotter 40 00 00 20 10 09505 ETRENA AV 4 107 8 7 75 G"k Cn S2 S2 Duncan- J II Boyd 20 00 00 20 10 GflilG ItALPH ItEESE AVll 5 9S 9 5 31 8 S1 9 9 G Swain J E Cushing 10 15 15 G 3 Time, 241, 40, 1:115. 1:275. AVinner Ch. g, by I.ox Panchlta II. trained by G. AV. Innes. AVent to post at 3:30. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third tlie saui.. Rililoba, slmllied back at the start, was compelled to go to the extreme outside, worked his way to tlie leaders on the turn for home, raced Principia Into defeat and won in a hard drive, but going away. Principia sprinted to the front at the start and set a fast pace, but was tiring fast at the end. Jetsam was a forward contender at all stages, but could never improve bis position. Secret made up much ground in the run through the stretch. Taunt tired when the real racing began. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. O ve rw- i g li t s Ta u n t , 4 pounds. CandQCl fWrth RACE 1 1-1C MileiT 0 1405 1 :401 t rtSO Windsor" Selling" Stakes 0 J D PP Value ,500. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner ,150. Ind Horses AAVtPPStA Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P 3 G91502FANTASTIC Avr. 3 93 3 1 21 22 lJ l2 l1 G Swain Mrs M Gohlblatt2 2 7-5 3-5 out G95G72.TACOMO W 3 101 5 5 G"t 0 4 3 2i Moreland E Trotter 1 S-5 S-5 1-2 out GS579 HALBARD AAS 3 Sl 4 3 3 31 23 21 3"t J Murphy 1 M Civill 0 G 0 2 1 09524 RESIDE avs 3 91 9 7 Gt 5J G2 4"t 4 y Burton B C Evans 30 40 30 10 4 C9005 THE ENGLISHMAN W 5 99 2 2 4 42 3l 51 5i Dubei T AV Flynn 15 15 15 5 2 G9G372MATABON wn 4 97 1 4 S1 Ss Gl G Gnt Jno HensyMrs M Goldb1att2 2 7-5 3-5 out 09005 FACTOTUM AV 4 101. G S 71 7k 72 72 73 .1 Foley G AV Cook 41 4J 4 S-5 1-5 G9570 RESTORATION ws 3 SS 7 9 9 9 9 S S8 Mulcaby ValleyFrmSble tl5 15 15 0 2i DENHAM AV 3 101 S G ll l"k S2 9 9 J Kelly ValleyFrmSble tl5 15 15 0 21 Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time. 24, 4Sj, 1:133, 1:40;, 1:405. AVinner Br. f, by Galore Phantom Belle trained by M. Goldblatt. AAent to post at 4:11. At post 1 minute. Start good. AVon handily; second driving; third the same. 1 antastic raced Denhain into defeat early, took the lead on the far turn and won with something to spare. J.icomo was in a pocket on tlie backstretch, but worked his way up on the inside and was slowly wearing the winner down at tlie end. Halbard was a prominent contender all the way, but tired from chasing the winner and just lasted long enough to save third place from Reside. The latter finished fast. The Englishman was prominent to tlie stretch, lint quit when the real racing came. Tlie winner wasT entered for .700; no bid. HFCXd Clrf FIFTH RACK 1 1-lG-Miles 0 14051 :401 I iTsT Purse 5U 4-year-oldiTind O J O O 4 upward. Selling. Net value to winner 75. Ind Horses AWt PP sT V4 Vs Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C PS 01195 1MBODEN wsu G 100 1 1 l3 1 1- 1 1 J ConnollyB M McDevitt 30 40 40 12 5 9607 NEODESHA WB 4 90 2 2 22 2s 22 2s 21 J Murphy G W Innes 2J. 2i 2 1 1-2 G9G0i2K. OP T. VALLEYwb 7 103 3 3 G1 51 A- 3 32 F Burton J A S,ykca G-5 S-5 7-5 1-2 out G94G32MRS. ANNIE Wa 8S7 C 3! 3 3and 42 4 Dubei J Hlmy 2 21 21 1 1-2 00110 JUNGLE IMP avs 5 111 r 5 r.n G2 G 31 51 G Swain Mrs J B BrannonS 10 10 4 2 GS7G2 YOUNG SATER wn 4 103 G 7. 42 4h 52 G3 6 Morcland E Trotter 5 5 Si 7-5 7-10 U9321 C1IAN1DA AT G 1031 4 4 7 7 7 7 7 Holmes F J Valentine 30 30 20 S o Time. 12, -IS. 1:133, l:s, 1:4S. Winner CIi. , by Guide Sound trained by AV. II. Frey. Went to post at 4:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. AVon driving; second and third the same, lmboden rushed to the front at the start and opened a winning lead, but was tiring fast at the end and hud to be hustled along to stall off the rush of Neodesha. The latter was; always-closest in pursuit and was wearing the winner down at the end. King of the Valley, sharply cut off on the first turn, ran a winning race, was compelled to go the overland route and finished going fastest of all. Mrs. Annie ran forwanllv, hut tired in the linal drive. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched 09004 St. Noel, 100. Overweights Chanida, 2J pounds. f CkC dQl SIXTH HACK 5-8 Mile. 044001:0042105. 1urse 00. 2-year-olds. Maidens. UtOOO Fillies. Allowances. Not value to winner 25. hid Horses AWtPPStA Str Fin Jockeys Owners QUO I S G9493 DROP STITCH wn 107 S 2 l2 l2 l1 l2 F Burton S T White 3 4 4 7-5 7-10 KQrENA W 110 2 3 3l 3i 2t 2"W J no Hensy.T Healy 1 1 9-102-5 1-3 CU4U:: SANS REPROCIIE AV 103 4 4 2k 22 3 3s G Swain Pasadena Stablo 3 3 3 1 1-2 G9G0G LOACHQPOKA w 1C3 1 7 4l 42 4- 4 Moreland A Brown 5 G G 2i G-5 G900G MAY BRENNAN wn 103 5 G Band 5t 5s 51 Dubei AV Gerst 10 12 12 4 2 G9f"5 SANMEDENE Wsb 110 G 5 G2 G3 Gl G Kunz J James 10 12 12 4 2 C93CG LITTLE JENNIE wn 103 7 1 S S 7 73 D Riley B P Guthrio 15 15 15 G 3 C95CG ELLA B. W 110 3 S 7l 71 S S Stille C Pangritz 30 30 30 10 o Time, 12s, 24. 30s. 49. 1:02J. Winner II. f, bv Toddlngton Hosiery trained by W. G. Brien. Went to post at 5:04. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second and third driving. Drop Stitch sprinted away from her opponents quickly, oiened a long lead and won well in hand. Una, always in forward contention, ran to her best form and had no mishaps. Sans Reproche finished gamely ami was wearing down F.ua at the finish. The others were always outrun. l C$ C SEVENTH RACK 7-8 Mile. 57S30 3;2Qi 1103. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and Uy upward. Selling. Net value to winner 25. ind Horses AAVtPPSt Vs Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S CT.70 BUXOM av 4 91 5 5 IS ! Vh ll lnk G Swain I Rice 10 15 15 C 3 l9C33:MAltY CUSTIS w3 S8 9 G 3l 3"t 5 41 2l J Murphy P Gallagher 21 21 2i 1 1-2 ,k;i2 11 VM1LCAR WS 4 101 4 4 2 2i 2"t 3J 3and Morcland AV S Laird 3 4 4 2 1 V.MYl DEN1GRE Wl! 3 S5 2 2 9l 72 2"k 4t Dubei Oots Brps 21 21 2i 1 1-2 CiCi2 FLORENTINE w 5 103 G 3 51 5l 4"t 53 5- Klein B C Evans S 12 12 5 21 CiG0,3PENTAGON Wit 4 9S 1 1 Sl 92 Si Gl 61 F Burton G Howard S-5 2 2 4-5 2-5 CtV-f, lOE FYLLERT w 3 93 S 9 10 10 10 10 71 Jno HensyMrs M Goldblatt 10 20 20 S 4 C-iVG ATTR ACTION vr 4 S9 7 7 4- 41 31 71 S Mulcaby MrsJFMcCarthy 20 SO 30 10 4 ;:m;u7 PLEIAD v 3 S3 10 10 71 SI 91 S 9l Fbrother T AAr Plynn 15 20 20 S 4 GT.ir HENRY AVAITE wn G 101 3 S Gl 71 Ct 9 10 D Riley F B Littleton 20 30 SO 10 4 Time, 25, 41, 1:15b. 1:20. Winner 15. f, by Renvenuto AVestfall traiued by 1. Rice. AVent to post at r:.".0. At post 4 minutes. Start good. AVon driving; second and third the same. Buxom was lucky in escaping the mixup at the start, rushed into the lead and set a fast pace, raced llatiiilcar into defeat and hail enough left to stall off the challenge of Mary Custis. The latter ran in forward contention all the way and finished gamely. Ilamilcar showed speed, but tired from chasing the winner. Denigre and Pentagon got into a jam at the start and Dcnigre went to his knees and closed a big gap in the run from the half-mile post home, but tired in the closing strides. The winner was en-teiVd for $.100; no bid. Scratched OldOit Monterey, 104. Overweights Dcnigre, 2 pounds; Florentine, 5.
