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SARATOGA FORM CHART. - FRIDAY. AUGUST 13. 1909, WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK GOOD. Eleventh day. The Saratoga Association. Summer Meeting of 21 days. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Secretary, Andrew Miller. Racing starts at 2:30 p. in. Chicago time 1:30 p. m.. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, t,rack record, age of horse and weight carried. QlfiQft FIRST RACE 7-8 Mile, 04114 1:24 509. 00 added. All Ages. Handicap. OfcVtO Net value to winner 05. ind Horses AWtPPSt V Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S S3927 ALFRED NOBLE w 4 US 5 3 2 2and 11 1 l3 Gilbert J E Gaffney 1 I 7-101-3 out S3S56 TONY BONERO W 5 107 2 4 31 33 4U 2b 21 Page C R Fleischmannl 5 5 11-3 S4027 BLACK OAK W 4 90 4 5 5 5 3U 31 3s Garner P S P Randolph 30 100 GO 15 5 S399S FORT JOHNSON w 4 103 3 2 4J 41 5 5 4s E Haynes J Sanford 15 20 10 2 1-2 84027!GEO. W. LEBOLT WB 3 9S 1 1 1 l1! 21 41 5 Taplin H G Bedwell 3 41 4 1 1-3 Time, 12, 24, 351A, 48, 1:00. 1:26. Winner B. g, by Garry Hermann Ethel Pace trained by F. I. Weir. Went to post at 2:39. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won cantering: second and third driving. Alfred Noble outclassed his opposition, ran in nearest and leisurely pursuit of the pacemaker to the last turn, then drew out under a pull and won as his rider pleased. Tony Bonero, well up throughout, outstayed the others for second place and is good. Black Oak ran in hailing distance, but trailed for half of the journey, then closed up with a rush in the stretch and is promising. Fort Johnson, prominent early, was shuliled back steadily on the turns and going well at the end under an inadequate finish. George AV. I.ebolt made the running at a swift pace for live and a half furlongs, then quit badly in the closing drive. Scratched S3027lrince Ahmed. 124: 823iriTasIey. 100: S40i! Miss Kearney. 02. Ql HQQ SECOND RACE 1 Mile. 4S34S 1 :37 3 1 1 2. 00 added. 3-year-olds and up-OJCvJcft ward. Fillies and Mares. Selling. Net value to winner 30. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U V Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 83754 ALICE BAIRD w 3 9S G G 3 31 41 33 1U Davenpt R H Anderson Si 10 10 4 2 S402S-RUBIA GRANDA w 3 93 5 2 l3 Is l5 Is 2 Creevy A S Patterson 2 3 9-5 4-3 2-3 84028 MOMBASSA W 4 104 3 3 4and o1 51 41 31 C Grand Dekoven Stable 12 20 20 8 4 S3932 SUNDANCE w 3 96 2 5 G3 4U 21! 2 4" Taplin C L Harrison 3 5 4 S-5 4-5 S3782 SUMMER NIGHT WB 3 99 1 1 8 8 8 71 51 J Bergen J Fitzsimmons G 10 10 4 2 84027IMITATOR WB 4 111 4 4 2h 2and 31 6and Gl Scoville J C F Jacoby 4 7 6 2 1 54070 GIXJRIOLE W 3 S7 8 S 71 Gand Gl 51 73 Garner T G Molinelli 15 20 20 S 4 S3S513SKYO WB 4 96 7 7 5l 71 71 S 8 Williams Idlebrook Stable 10 10 G 2 1 Time. 12i. 24J5, 36, 48, 1:60. 1:13, 1:40. Winner Ch. f, by Woolsthorpe Belle of Troy trained by A. Baker. Went to post at 3:07. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Alice Baird, after forward and persistent pursuit, wore the leader down in a long closing drive. Rubia Granda drew out hi the first stride and threatened to spreadcagle the others, but tired badly finally and succuuiIhmI in the last stride. Mombassa had a rough journey, was crowded on the far turn, but came through on the inside in close quarters and got up for third place in the last two strides. Sundance broke slowly and moved up rapidly ou the stretch turn, but failed to stay finally. Summer Night, kicked at the post and making a llatfooted start, trailed for the first half and was gaining fast in tlie stretch. Imitator ran in nearest and strenuous pursuit for six furlongs and quit badly. Gloriole was always outpaced. Skyo. away poorly, showed brief early speed, but retireil quickly. The winner was entered for ,700: no bid. Scratched S4027 Hurlock, !1. Overweights Alice Baird. 1 pound: Mombassa. 2: Suiiun?r Night. 3. Q A -I ff THIRD RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 70357 1:05 2 112. 00 added. 2-year-olds. Or lUU Fillies and Geldings. Selling. Net value to winner 20. Bid Horses AWtPPSt t Str Fin Jockeys Owners O HOPS .SS97S ROWLAND OTIS w 105 10 6 41 2 1" 1 Davenpt J W McClelland 7 S 7 21 G5 SS92S ODD ROSE W 110 11 2 1 J 21 25 Russell F A Forsythe 23 50 50 15 S 83G79I1ELEN CARROLL w 105 7 1 2!!. 3" 3 3s Glass A G Blakeley 2 31 3 1 1-2 S1427 GERANDO w 103 4 5 31 4U 41 4" Creevy F B I.emaire 7 10 10 4 2 .SX!iSt3TOI NOTCH W 110 5 S 9s S3 71 and Upton J G Oxnard 12 25 20 7 3 54071 FERENO W 110 S 7 Sb G 6 G Taplin W J Young 8 8 8 3 8-5 SI0513MOLTKE w 105 3 3 71 1" S1 7 Garner J E Madden S 10 S 3 S-3 S3871 OLEVIA W 110 1 9 511. 51 5 S3 E Martin S AV Streett 30 30 30 10 5 84049 DOMINICA W 110 2 4 Gl 9 9 9s Page G J Long 6 8 S 3 8-5 81031 FLOFIELD w 110 9 11 10 10 10 10 J Bergen E Worrell 20 25 20 8 4 SICOOCRACK SHOOTER W 105 G 10 11 Br. down. C Miller A I Aste 5 5 31 S-5 4-5 "Disqualified for foul. Time, 11, 23, 35. 48- 1:01, 1:08. AVinner Ch. g, by Radford Oria trained by AV. M. Wallace. AVent to post at 3:30. At. post 2 minutes. Start good. AVon handily: second and third driving. Rowland Otis, luckily and forwardly placed from the start, drew out decisively midway of the stretch and won off finally. Odd Rose, from a Hying outside start, led for five furlongs before tiring and Is promising. Helen Carroll ran in nearest early pursuit, but tired and swerved badly at the end and was disqualified for foul. Gerando ran forwardly for five furlongs, but tired and is palpably short. Top Notch, away badly, closed a big gap. Fereno. from a slow start, was outpaced hopelessly to the stretch, but finished well. Moltke met early interference and, after pulling up on the far turn, quit finally. Olevia loomed up well on he stretch turn, but tired. Dominica retired early. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched S.".;4I3Liicetta. 105; 83223 Lady Frederick. 110. Q A "I fl FOURTH RACE 1 3-16 Miles. 70581 :5S 1 lllU 1909.sh00 added. 3-year-olds and O JL J JL upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 10. i hid Horses AWtPPSt St Str Fin Jockeys Owners O n C P S S3923MOQUETTE W 4 11G 1 1 ll 1"1 l3 l3 l3 l3i Page AV J Young S-5 11-52 4-5 1-4 810G9 MISS KEARNEY W 3 91 4 u 5 5 5 3 S 2i Glass J E Madden 4 5 4 7-5 1-2 SlWXraiPANGO W 5105 2 3 3l 3J 3 5 41 31 Taplin II G Bedwell 21 3 J 1-54-5 1-4 S4069 PINS AND NLES w 5 97 5 4 41 41 4 2 21 4 McCahey II L Lee 4 5 4 7-5 1-2 S4069JGLIDING BELLEw 3 102 3 2 21 21 21 42 5 5 E Martin AV F Schulte 12 15 15 4 G-5 Time. 12, 25, 37. 49. 1:02. 1:14, 1:28. 1:40. 1:53. 1:59. AVinner B. c, by Ben Holladay Ruction trained by AV. J. Young. AVent to post at 4:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. AVon cantering: second and third driving. Mo-quette drew out in the first stride and won nil the way impressively. Miss Kearney, luckily placed and reserved for half of the journey, closed up rapidly on the outside into a fast going, but lucky, second. Zipango ran on the inside in striking distance attendance and loomed up on the far turn, but was sharply shut off and dropiied back to last, then could not get up for second place in a fast and game, but unavailing, effort. Pins and Needles, well up from the start, gained rapidly in the third quarter, but was crowded by the Inside horses and tired filially. Gliding Belle ran in nearest pursuit under a pull for six furlongs Scratched S3S54Albert Star, OS; 83054Nadzu. 100: S4025Mellowmint, 100; S40G0 Lane Allen, 03. Overweights Miss Kearney. 1 pound. . Q - AJA FIFTH RACE 1 5-16 Miles. 4S505 2:13 3 12G. 00 added. 3-year-olds any 04fc JLvJ upward. Selling. Net value to winner 30. , ind Horses AAVtPPSt St Vi SA Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S . SI025MELLOAVMINT w 3 101 5 4 l1 11 11 l1 U lh Glass F Johnson 21 4 31 G-5 3-5 81070OUANTICO w 3 101 2 1 4l 4J .31 31 5 21 Garner BevcrwyckStablo 5 S S 3 7-a 84025 BELLEVIEW wis G 108 3 7 7 7 7 G1 31 34 Davenpt A Weber 2 3 21 1 1-2 S3S34ALBERT STAR WB 4 101 1 5 5 51 41 41 41 4 Creevy M Ording 4 a 21 1 1-2 84023 RIGHT GUARD w 3 102 7 6 Gl Gl 5 5 7 51 Rossi J Garson 100 200 200 GO 30 StOmKILLIECRANKIE w 5 100 4 3 31 31 21! 23 21 63 A Smith AV C Daly 12 12 S 3 7-5 S404S3TONY FAUST WB 5 UG G 2 21 21 G 7 Gl 7 Taplin II G Bedwell 10 la la 5 21 Time. 12. 24, 36. 4if. 1:02. 1:15. 1:29. 1:41, 2:14. AVinner Ch. c. by Ben Holladay Bitters trained by A. G. Blakeley. AVent to ost at 4:34. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Mel-if.u-uiint set tlie pace throughout, stood off several challenges at different stages of the journey and finally outstaved Quantico in a hard drive. Quantico ran in inside forward pursuit for the first mile, but was ; hampered badly in the final furlong of the stretch and just failed to get up in a final rush. .Belleview trailed too far back for hiilf of the journey and could never quite get up in a sensational closing sprint. Albert Star ran well up for the first mile, but dropiied back in tlie stretch. Right Guard was well up in 1 the last quarter and is improving. Killiecrankie lapped the pacemaker early, but quit badly lu the stretch. Tonv Faust failed to stav and is in xor form. The winner was entered for ,000; 110 bid. Scratched S1070 Michael Beck. OY.: S1027 Hurlock. 01. Overweight Right Guard. 4 pounds. QrT7vQ SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. 70407 1:11 3 122. 00 added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. CJtfcJLvJO Special AVelghts. Net value to winner .80. - Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II O .P S !!fr3tIERPF; W 109 7 1 Is U l1 lh A Lang MrsLALivgston G 10 S 21 1 SKlTl FULFILL v: 109 G 5 21 31 21 21 Page S AV Streett 7 8 7 21 1 sr.JfiX UTGIITY BOY w 112 4 6 51 41 -H 31 A Powers J E Madden G 8 31 G-5 3-5 . S10I95BARON DIESKAU W 112 1 4 31 21 31 4 Taplin J Sanford 1 1 4-5 1-3 out KAlVzARIV "w 112 S 8 71 5 5 53 Davenpt J N Camden 30 50 30 8 3 S40 LITTLE FRIEND WB 109 u 7 G3" 7 Gi G3 Butwell E B Cassatt 50 100 SO 20 S rItM HARRY GROTIIE w 112 3 2 S 8 S 73 Nicol R Colston 10 30 25 7 21 kts-, ""UX1" OVER WB 112 2 3 4i r,l 71 S Cullen Mr Harborough 12 15 12 4, 7-5 Time. 12. 24. 36. 48. 1:15. AVinner Ch. f, bv Pontine not Bird trained by M. Feakes. Went to pot at 5-00,. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Herpes drew out quicklv made the pace throughout and finished fast and resolutely. Fulfill quickly ran 1 ilto nearest pursuit and was slowlv wearing the leader down at the end. Naughty Roy, away slowly on 1 the il-dde in close quarters and outfooted to the. stretch, finished with a great rush and probably was best. . VaroiV Dieskau had no mishaps, was prominently placed from tlie start, but tired and was crowded badly in the final strides. Mazarin. awav poorly to a llatfooted start, was outpaced badly for half of the Journey and closed a big gap at the end. Little Friend finished close up after a rough journey. Harry Grothu finished well. Oxer showed early speed, but failed to stay. Scratched SHOO Dominica, 100.
