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SARATOGA FORM CHART. SARATOGA. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Monday, August 12, 1907. Seventh dav. The Saratov andaraia Association j,.m Association. Sum- mer Meeting 22 days. Weather clear; track fast. 300 books on. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Secretary, Andrew Miller! Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. AV indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers FiT.iT.Tin-o ,. . , ,, ; the distance of each race indicatejmlex number, track record, ageof Lor.J and wof"l,Va"i.hJ:,SS fo"owl"ff PIIlST UACK7"8 Mile MU4-l:a-C-09. 50-added.-3-year-olds. 70451 Handicap-. lnl Horses AAVtPPSt y4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Q h cpS 703SG MAIN CH"ANCE w 100 1 5 Cu 7 Gl 5and 3 Goldstein j: E Seagral li 15 C993S PRINCE HAMPTON W 94 3 3 5 G 5 C 4 Garner H B Durvea s r 1 T, 703S5THE AVRESTLER wb 102 2 4 lSlH1 l2 5 E Dugan Chelsea Stable 10 1 10 $ 7 1 70420BARBARY BELLE w 9G G 7 7 51 4 4h G Englder F E Brown S 10 8 ? Im 703S7 PREJUICIO wn 95 4 C 3 ""J j.J, "ry T II Williams Ho l2o foo 5o 15 AViimer B. c, by Cesarion Ora Bailey trained by A. AV. Claxon Start good. AVon easily; second and third the same. Sewell ran in close attendance the makers o midway of the stretch, then came with a cyclonic rush and finally won cash ic iin on T P nice, lollowed the Hying pacemaker closely to t.ie stretch and tired, but only succumbed to the winner after ? game struggle. .Aram Chance trailed back for live furlongs, then closed a big gap and finished Tverv f-fst Prince Hampton made up much ground in the last quarter. The AVrestler set ?i treni. nd m n l ?. m way of the homestretch and tired badly in consequence. Barbary Belle ran well tol tii f. furlongs r Lit ""l and anl ri-tired. Irejiiiiio showed surprising early speed can win when ph.Ved ri-iit -,.,.c,c,lKa 37-McCarter, 120; C993S Tony Faust, 110; 70399 Rltleman, 101- 7039aMcrobit inn-; i.il "a,U1" Cla 704:!- KO:,,il !,S; 7WKWAHi,tl,e;ia, GtJ; S Sh Toddl Inconcct weight in entries Prejuicio. 90. H CIA Pfc O. SECOND RACE About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. 70370 4:10 5 15S. 00 added aueU. i VtC tJ U 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 8 12 15 StrFlnJockey3 Owners O H C P S 7040S3PAPRIKA ws 4 132 3 5 5 5 5 1 1 1 Mclnnev .1 AV Colt G 10 io - 1 7040S2MOOKSIE WS 4 143 4 3 31 3 2i 2 2 2" S ilcClain P LorilHrd and a r j 1 r 7031S AMANDA II. w 4 14S 5 1 21 2 41 3 3 h Stone F Fox I I 10l"" 7035OGARRETT w 5 152 2 4 4 4 31 5 41 41 Ray T Hitchcock Jr C5 7-5 G-5 7031S THE DOCTOR W 5 135 1 2 1P1 4 5 5 Davidson T Burns -o I si Time, 4:21. AVinner B. g, by The Pepper Hazel Land trained hv M. Daly. Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. Paprika trailed in the rear for half the lournev ihen moved up and, passing Mooksie without strenuous opposition, drew away and finally won in a canteV .Mooksie was always prominent, fenced well ami, while readily giving way to the winner, easily held second place safe Amanda II. jumped well and ran to her best form. Garrett was close i n for , flip over Vhen Xdred 5" UC lMt "aIf- T"e I0Ctr led fr half 1,,e ro,,t; on su.ffeicand quit all OOA7 15; 70370 McKtttre l:lS rso Kel.;, 130; Incorrect weight in entries Garrett, 132. Overweights The Doctor, 2 pounds. lUtbOO Fillies and Geldings. Allowances. Net value to winner .10. Ind Horses AAVtPPSt A Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 170334NIMBUS wb 114 C 3 1 1 1 1 AV Knapp AV Clay 37io3li"lirout 7039S DESIROUS w 102 1 4 2 2 2 2 AV Miller E R Thomas : i li rh r 7039S KEEP MOVING WB 104 10 1 41 3 31 3 Goldstein P R Hand 10 -7 4 6 70354 AVOOLSPUN w 99 7 C C 5 4 4 Jos Hogg " II Rites 30 CO CO 0 10 C937G SIX OCLOCK w 99 S 2 S S V- V Notter A Belmont 0 30 30 8 2 G937G BERRY MAID w 104 4 5 3 41 51 Gl Shreve F A Forsythe r0 40 TO 7 3 700S3 MAYCELLA w 99 2 7 71 71 S- 7 Bruce S Lazarus 100 100 100 40 20 C94S1 SUNGLEAM wb 99 3 10 5 C G3 S E Dugan R T AVilson Jr 15 40 30 C 3 70422 KING THISTLE wb 99 5 S 9 9 9 9 Garner I, Blume 100 150 150 40 "o 7C3S2 ARISTOTLE wn 114 9 9 10 10 10 10 Nicol AV Selleck 40 50 40 S 3 Time, llg, 23;, 4S, 1:00, 1:001. AVinner P.. g..by Star Shoot Lady Elite trained by F. Brooks. Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. Nimbus outclassed his opposition, dashed into a clear lead quickly and won all the way imextended. Desirous was well ridden and ran a f ist une race but li.nl no chance against the winner. Keep Moving ran forwardiy throughout and was a fast "oiii" third Uoolstone made up ground in the last quarter. Six oSlock was knocked back and closed a Id" "an Berry Maid showed early speed, but failed to stay. The others were outrun at all st-i"es 99; 7"nS, 70;S2Mi""iellur !,!: J"e Swl, 99; ibO Miss Marjorie, Overweights Desirous, 3 pounds; Wooispun, 3; Six oclock, 1. 704- J7r0,T1?riI7MUe --l:Si-B-00. CatskiU Selling StSSiT I wtttJtt: added. .1-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner .,915. ind Horses AAVtPPSt H V Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 7025GDREAMER w 5 10S 4 3 41 4 4 2U H AV Knapp II B Duryea S5 2 7-5 1-" 1-4 703SCRYE vr 4 103 5 4 3 31 21 3 2 AV Miljer D Sullivan 21 4 3 9-101-3 703C9JACOBITE WB 4 103 2 2 1 1 in in 31 E Dugan C E Durnell 4 7 c" 2 4-5 7034C;!ORBICULAR W 4 10G C 1 Cl 5l 5 G2 4 Garner J J Murray S 15 1" 3 8 5 70307 HYPERION II. wsn 4 9S 1 7 S S 73 51 52 F Swain L A Cella 15 "5 0S 3 70432 TROUBLEMAKER ws 3 104 7 5 21 2" 31 4 G- AV MclnreE R Bradley "0 30 30 7 3 C9SC3 GRAPPLE wb 5 9S 3 G 5h 71 S S 73 Beckman F J Farrell S 12 10 3 7-5 704323INQU1SITOR AVSB 4 9S S 8 1- G G 7 S Henry L Mulligan 30 CO 50 "0 10 Time, 11J, 23, 352, 4S, 1:00H, 1:12J, 1:25. AVinner B. g, by Hamburg Forget trained by J. Huggins. Start good. AVou driving: second and third the same. Dreamer was judiciously reserved in close attendance on the pacemakers to the head of the stretch, then moved up fast and, ehallengin" when a lurlong out, finally drew out and won going away. Rye was always a prominent and fast going contender and, in a game finish, outstayed Jacobite for second place. The Jatter took the lead quickly and set a terrific pace for three-quarters, but tired in the closing drive. Orbicular, after trailln" to the stretch, came on like a shot and almost got up for third place. Hyperion II. also finished fast Troublemaker ran a fast live-eighths and tired in the stretch drive. Grapple and Inquisitor ran poorly and both can do much better. T.1r,1-Eaorl,acr.y I!,elle 100; OOlOlAletheuo, 9S; 703S5 Rio Grande, S9; 70332 Campaigner, 92; -..n.i??r.!,tcl,e,a 703993Ampedo, 102; 703S3 Simple Honours. 103; 703S0 Fancy Bird, 103. 0 Inconcct weights In entries Orbicular, 10S; Dreamer, 102. H fL K P vnTn "ACE 1 1-4 Miles. 040572:0424113. 00 added. 3-year-olds and up-i VftfctJ tJ ward. Selling. Net value to winner .1907.sh40. Ind Horses A WtPPSt St li - Str Fin Jockeys" Owners O II C PS 703SG MISSOURI LAD ws 4 103 4 3 11 11 21 Pi l3 l3 E Dugan F Cook . i 2 S-51-2l-l" 704243KILTER WB 3 101 2 1 5 5 5 31 2 2" AV Miller F Regan 11-52 17-101-" 1-5 70411 OCEAN SPRAY wb 4 99 3 2 33 3i 3h 43 4and 3and R Lowe Beverwyck Stable30 50 20 S 4 70421LALLY avb 3 33 0 5 2 2 1 2i 3h 4 Henry T Monahan 12 15 12 3 1 70319 FIRST MASON wb 7 9G 1 G C G G G G 55 Clare M Kraus 20 50 40 7 3 70132 BLANDY wb 5 10G 5 4 43 43 4d 5 5 G Beckman F J Farrell 4 G 4 7-5 1-2 Time, 2:00. AAinner B. g, by Top Gallant Margaret Allen trained by AA E. Phillips. Start bad. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Missouri Lad showed the way past the Stand, was taken back and reserved in behind Lally until well into the backstretch, then resumed the lead again and easily held sway to the finish. Kilter was kept in the rear for three-quarters then moved up fast and. in a gamely contested finish, outstayed Ocean Spray for second place. The latter came fast in the last half and finished resolutely. Lally showed superior early speed and held on gamely to the end under a weak ride. First Mason and Blandy were beaten off, the latter sulking in the last half Scratched 70319 Lancastrian, 100; 70424 Right Royal, 99; 70424 DArkle, 101. 734; 5 6 SIXTirRACE 5l2Fu"rlongs. 34LC3iT6g2 llir-SOadded.-2-year-oldsT lml Horses AAArtPPSt X Str Fin Jockeys Owners Q H C P s" 70320 MAGAZINE wn 10S 9 4 2 23 2 l3 Finn R p Carman 10 12" 10 5 2l"" 700S33CHUL1TA w 10S 2 2 3 3 3 2 Notter A S Labold 2 3 " 1 1-- 7021SGENE RUSSELL W 117 8 3 41 4and 4h 3 W Miller S Deimel 12-531 3 G-5 3-5 703823MANHEIMER W 90 7 5 1and li 43 Jas Hogg L A Hirsch 20 20 12 5 2h C9405BLUE HERON wb 95 5 S 7 Gb 53 5l J Powers S Emerv 12 20 15 G 3" 70374 BLACK OAK "wb 107 4 7 S S 71 Cl Mountain A Belmont G 7 31 7-5 7-10 C99C5 GEORGE CONSIDINE W 99 1 1 5 53 6 73 Beckman P J Farrell 20 25 15 G 3 7029OKING COBALT WB 111 G 6 G 71 S S Brussel BleighParkSble 10 12 12 5 2i 70355 ZIEPHEN w 95 3 9 Pulled up. E Dugan AV P Schulte G 10 7 21 55 Time, 11, 23. 35 f, 4Si, l:00i, 1:003. Winner B. g. by Mazagan Pink Rose trained by J. Blute. Start bad. AVon easily; second and third driving. Magazine got off well and ran in close pursuit of Manheimer to the stretch and. when the latter tired, took command and held the race safe to the end. Chullta was always prominent in the running and, in a game finish, outstayed Gene Russell for, second place. The latter ran a good race under his heavy impost and, finishing with a rush, got up for third piace. Manheimer showed superior early speed and set a fast pace, but could not maintain It and tired in the final drive. The others were outpaced all the way. Scratched 704342 Uncle. 120; 70382 Spooner, 124; 704223Smoker, 112; 7039S3IIalf Sovereign, 115: 7,0371Fair Play, 123; 703713Sir Cleges. 110: 7039S Beckon, 110; 70412 Big Chief. 101; 70358Master Robert, 113; 70105 Ella ONeill, 103; 70412 AVise Child, 95; 70122 King Sol, 105; 704303James B. Brady, "ruuj, 113; 703SMiss Delauey, 100.
