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NEW YORK FORM CHART JAMAICA WEDNESDAY MAY 6 1908 WEATHER WET TRACK XKAUH u GOOD Seventh day Metropolitan Jockey Club Spring Meeting of 12 days 24G books on Presiding Judge Clarence McDowell Starter Mars Cassidy Racing Secretary W C Edwards Racing starts a ures in parentheses and weight carried FIRST RACE 34 Mile 58079 112 3 92 700 added 3ycarolds and upward 74689 Selling Net value to winner 050 Ind Horses A AWtPPSt Wt PP St A Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P h 71223 GRIMALDI TV 4 115 2 2 274473JANE 2S 2J 2 S U Notter J A Wernberg 2J 3 llal J 74473JANE SWIFT WB 3 9G 3 6 G = 4i li 2s E Dugan H i Thomas 1 75 f 3 2u lt 74595 SANDAL WB 3 92 7 9 41 51 3J 3 = Yorke J R Keene S 10 S 3 So 74252 RIGHT AND TRUE WB S 114 54 8 = S Ci 41 Rowan L J Walters 20 40 40 12 B 74241 MISS DELANEY WB 3 99 87 91 93 S 51 Delaby R E Watkms 2a 30 30 10 5 74401 BLUE HERON TVB 3 97 9 10 10T0935TEN 7 C1 7 6 Fulton S Emery 8 S 7 1 7a T0935TEN BY COURTESYW 3 103 4 5 3 3h ut 7 Garner BeverwyckStable 10 la 12 4 73997 SENATR BARRETTERS 98 1 3 in 1 4 5 S = D McCthyW A McKinney 20 30 30 10 5 74318 BRAGGART TV 3 90 6 1 170G62 51 7J 9 915 Ashenden F W Healey 100 200 200 80 40 70G62 MARK MEDDLE TVB 5 114 10 8 10 10 10 10 Homer J J Hanohan 60 200 150 GO 0 Time 12J 24 37 49J l14g Winner B g by Disguise Calico trained by J Hynes Won driving second and third the same ie stretch and coming on resolutely outgamed is In close quarters in the early running a came through at the head of the stretch but tired badly right at the end handar ran i in improveu io and gamely outstayed the others Right and True was cut off right after the start Senator Barrett ami Tenancy hv Courtesy quit utter shoeing much early speed Mark Meddle got off badly Misb Delauey closed a bfg gap The winnei was entered for 1000 no bid bidOverweights Overweights Sandal 2 pounds Miss Delaney 1 Blue Heron 1 rj A A f SECOND RACE 58 Mile 74572 100 2 109 700 added 2yearolds Maidens ttO tvJ Fillies Special Weights Net value to winner 650 Ind Hors ies S AWtPPSt U Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 73568 SILK HOSE TV 103 95 3 If Ih 1 C H ShilgS C JHldretn la 20 15 15w 74525 QUEEN ELEANOR w ICO 5 3 41 2 25 2 iShreve W F Schulte 20 25 20 20WB 74350 THISTLE BELLE WB 100 1 6 G1 4i S 31 Francis B O Stable S 10 7 21 T TwlOO 74545 = OCCIDENTAL TV wlOO 100 2 1 Si Gh 6i 4s Delaby M Murphy 21 3 ISol 1 1w 7447G LADY BEVERWYCK w 100 7 9 9HANONIA 91 SI 7 51 D McCthyBeverwyckgtable la 20 D S 4 4TT HANONIA Tr 100 6 It 11 0 = 8 Gl E Dugan R T Wilson Jr S 10 B 1 1TVB 74596 BLUESTOCK TVB 100 3 2 51 51 51 7 Brussel J Fltzsimmona JO 20 20 4 4w 74522 AMNESTY TV 100 10 S SSNIFF 7S 71 93 S 1 W Burns A Belmont lu 20 lab 6 SNIFF V w 100 S 10 1074423MY 10 10 10 9s Garner 101 10 J L McGinnis 20 20 20 8 4 74423MY MARIUTCH W 4 7 21 31 41 Lang 74176 OPAL TV 103 11 4 I3 Ran out Notter J R Keene J 2J 1251 i iTime 12 Time 13 25 37 49 1025 VinnetriBf 1025VinnetriBf by Waiercfess Hosiery trained by S C Hildreth Went to post St 2552 At post 4 minutes Start good Won easily second and third driving Silk Hose always close to the pacemakers went into the lead when Opal ran out and was eased HP at the end Queen Eleanbrrafter closely followlns the early leaders tired In the stretch and just lasted long enough t6 save second place Thistle Belle pocketed in the early racing closed up resolutely in the final f Hong a d would haye been secgnd in a few trldes Occidental after breaking in front was taken back then finished witli a nislrand closed a gap Opal a Tery fast filly opened a blR Rap quickly but ran w It oil the first turn and was pulled up The partdle turned on My Marlutcli when she was in a contending contendingPi Pi Sl Scratched 74525 The Pippin 100 7447fi Black Mamie 100 Covertina D 100 100Overweights Overweights Silk Ilose 3 pounds My Marlutch 4 Opal 5 rt A Ct A T THIRD RACE 1 116 Miles 45457 14514 105 700 added Syrarolds and bfj j J vupwaral SeiHngJ t lueJp lueJpvlnner vlnner WO Ind Horses A WtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners OH C 1 171703IMONFORT 71703IMONFORT T WB 4106 2 2 3i 31 3 2 1 E Dugan RT Alison Jr 75 95 85 12 out SS w im v iV iu 2i 2ia a IF ffifw ww tern fi 99 74574 LORD STANHOPE wn 4 103 1 1 5 4J 43 410 3s Notter C F Clark 15 20 15 25 710 74549 ROYAL LADY w 4 101 4 4 2 5 23 2l 33 4 D McCthyR Angarola 6 10 9 2 35 74377 CAMPAIGNER wu 4 IOC 5 5 4 = 5 5 5 5 Horner O L Richards 30 50 40 8 2 2Time 1472Winner Time 11 23 30 48 J 101 113 141J 1472 Winner HealeyWent Ch c by Ornament Eleanor trained by T J Healey Went to post at 521 At post 1 minute Start good VTon easily second and third driving Monfort was easily best and coming around Zal la the last furlong won with speed to spare after having Iten pocketed and badly cut off by Royal Lady Zal showed much simed and set the pace fast to the stretch but had nothing left when Monfort challenged Lord Stanhope ran In vastly Improved form and finished fast Koyal Lady showed speed but quit badly In the stretch Campaigner was never a conten ¬ der The winner was entered for 1000 no bid bidScratched Scratched 74599Chantilly 104 74595 Sir Toddlngton 101 74C18 Prince of Castile 103 103Overweights Overweights Lord Stanhope 2 pounds T A I O FOURTH RACE 1 116 Miles 45457 145 J 4 105 Columbus Stakes 1000 4 tO t added Syearolds Selling Net value to winner 1015 Ind Horses AWtPPSt V Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II C P 71835 ARASEE B 98 3 3 1i l i 1J IJ I4 Fulton S Emery 5 7 45 1 out 74COO C A STLE WOOD WOOD7J54UALAUDA W IOC 1 2 4 3 5 2U 22 2s Notter J L McGinnis G5 75 45 15 out 71549ALAUDA 7J54UALAUDA74473OBERT wn 103 2 1 3i 4 4 32 3s E Dugan R T Wilson Jr S5 3 16535 out out74473OBERT 74473OBERT wn IOC 4 4 2 22 3J 4 4 C H ShilgJ J Dacey 10 12 S 75 out outTime Time Hi 24J 3GJ 4J 102 110 l42fr 14SJ Winner R g by Blues Bunch trained by A O lilakcley lilakcleyWent Went to post at 50 At post 1 minute Start good Won easily second and third drlvln Arasee showed the most speed throughout and gohig Into a safe lead was never afterwards in trouble and drawing away at the end Castlewood was up in the air at the start and was cut off when going to the first turn lie was forced to race on the outside all the way and closed a big gap hut never threatened the winner Ahuida got off well and was never a serious contender Obert showed more early speed than usual but was tiring badly at the end T A d A O FIFTH HACK 34 Mile 5S070 l12i 3 02 700 added 4yearolds and upward I ttOobO Selling Net value to winner 050 Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C 74375 CARY WB 5 116 9 6 6C921S 52 52 35 1J Garner O W Dcppelcr DcppelcrI2 30 40 10 4 2 2CO C921S DISASTER Wis 4 115 7 1 I2 in 1 25 Shreve W Jackson JacksonG3 CO 100 100 40 20 20S 74402 GEORGE G HALL W 4 115 1 9 G3 65 C3 3 D McCthy V II Russell S 10 8 3 ST 74571 SENATOR CLAY wn 4 118 4 2 35 4l 42 4 = Shaw I C Johnson 95 3 3 G5 710 74402 GRAMSAR wn 4 115 10 3 3742922DAS1IAWAY 41 31 r 5 53 C H ShilgF E Gardner 15 20 20 C 3 3S5 742922DAS1IAWAY w 4 115 5 5 72 7i 73 C5 Notter B O Stable S5 14525 1 12 74348 ALILA WB 4 113 6 4 25 2 2t 72 W Doyle A B Sprockets 4 6 1351 35 71014 LONE HAND wn 5 116 S S i 93 St S2 Horntr S Allen 40 100 CO 20 10 70421 HOLDFAST Wit 4 115 2 10 10 10 9s is E Dugan A R Hamilton 15 20 20 6 3 74402 SWEET FERN WB 4 108 3 37 7 8 SJ 10 10 Yorke C A Ericson 100 100 100 40 20 20Time Time 13 25 37 49J 115 115Winner Winner Ch g by Star Shoot Alga trained by M Hirsch HirschWent Went to ixst at 419 At post 1 minute Start good Won driving second and third the same Cary made up ground steadily caught Disaster tiring right at the finish and won drawing qlear after being In close quarters to the last furlong Disaster showed a fine hurst of speed and only gave way In the last few strides George G Hall closed a big gap Senator Clay had no mishaps and tired badly Dashaway was pocketed right after the start lint ran a dull race and can do better Allla quit badly after following Disaster closely to the stretch Holdfast had no chance at the start The winner was entered for 500 no bid FT A C A A SIXTH RACE 34 Mile 58079 112 3 02 700 added 3yearolds and upward upwardMaidens 4 tJC O 4t rfc Maidens SpecialWeigbtsNet value to winner 070 Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vi Vi SlrFln Jockeys Owners O II C P S PRISCILLIAN WB 3 105 10 C 22 21 1 1J E Dugaii A lielmont 2 G 1 1i065G2PETER i065G2PETER QUINCE WB 3 10S 7 1 I1 I1 2s 2 Notter J R Keene 1 95 95 45 13 4403MONTUTK w 3 10S 94 3h 35 35 3 ° D McCthy P J Dwyer 4 5 4J 6535 1724 DIALPLATE w 3 103 13 43 45 4 = 45 Shreve MrsLA Livingston 20 30 30 10 5 4353 CRACK CAMERON W 4 110 4 5 W 55 55 5 Yorke W C Daly 50 50 40 12 G GF4452 F4452 DANGER w 3 108 S 2 7h 75 G 5 62 C II ShilgJ P Purcell 20 30 30 10 5 4020 MQUIDDY W 3 108 3 S 9 9 75 7 Garner J A AVenibcrg 30 50 50 15 6 6i4516 i4516 GOSIIEN STAR WB 3 105 5 9 S3 S3 9 S8 Walker BleighParkSble 50 100 100 30 12 1 1794 MONOCLE W 3 10 2 10 10 10 10 9s Ainidon J II Freeman 15 20 20 S 4 4P4328 P4328 CAKLTON WB 3 10S G 7 53 G2 Si 10 W Dovle J A MacMartin CO 100 100 30 12 12Time Time 12J 24s 35 J 4Ss 113J 113JWinner Winner Ch g by Hastings St Priscilla trained by A J Joyner JoynerWent Went to post at 445 At post 2 minutes Start poor on driving second and third the same samePriscillian Priscillian ran a good race but bumped Peter Quince at the head of the stretch and had him in very close quarters next to the rail all through the final drive Peter Quince showed a fine burst of speed speedbun bun on well at the end and might have won had it been possible for Notter to use his whip Mon Montauk tauk was as easily best of the others and always held third place Dialplate ran fairly well Monocle was as good as left at the post Carlton quit badly badlyScratched Scratched 740433George G Hull 112 74353 Princess Nettie 110
