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MONTREAL FORM CHART. BLCE BONNETS. MONTREAL. QUE.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8. 1910.- Fourth day. Montreal Jockey Flub. Spring Meeting of 7 days. 30 liooks on. Weather showery. Presiding Judge, j. j. Kurke. Starter. A. F. Dade. Racing Secretary. F. W. Gerhardy. Racing starts at 2:.!0 p. m. Chicago time 1 :.;: |t. in. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Fig-in es in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and ■algal carried. Indicates apprcntic. allowance. ttQQQk FIRST RACK— 5-8 Mile. 75::s;;— 59 ■»..-.— 2— 108. 00 added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Otft/1/tl Net value to winner 40. ind Horses AWtPPSi 1.4 % str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 HOPS M9:l BORROWER w 115 4 5 :; 1 1- li Goldstein T Civile 7 10 4 S-5 4-5 H7M J. PBNDERGRA8T Wtm 115 « 3 VI 1" and Lh G Burns J AV Schorr 4 7 6 2 1 OKI HENRY WALBAXK w 115 5 7 4?." 3" 3 31 J Deavpt 4 II Whitney 21 3?. SS 7-5 7-10 HMI DORCHESTER w 115 I 4 5- 4- 4* 43 Palms It T AVilson Jr 30 40 15 6 S "•ri.lAR w 115 7 U «" 6« G» 5 l0 Ramsey W Walker 3 4 3J 6-5 3-5 BM21 MISSIVE w H3 1 1 1" i* 53 6" Iease AV G K-Dodds • I 8 6 2 1 iV 714»S.TIN BOWER w 105 2 2 7 7 7 7 D McCthyR Davies 8 10 8 3 8-5 Time. 2524. 52%. 1:07. Track heavy. Winner— It. e. by Stalwart — Xorthumltria trained by W. F. Presgrave. Went to ]kivi at 2:29. At |H st 2 minutes. Start bad. AY on driving: second and third the same. BORROWER dasheil into a long lead while rounding the far turn, but lired badly in the stretch and barely last.-d long enoiish. JOHN PENDERORA8T. always in nearest pursuit, was under a drive all of the last quarter and finished wearing the leader down. HENRY WALBANK. off slowly, closed a big gap and ran . capital race. DORCHESTER ran well. MISSIVE showed sjieol. but quit. S.-iad lied SJHI4.". -Shadwell. 1C»: S9945 Sea Kittii-. MS. 0YA/* SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. StMB— 1 :12% — 1—120. 00 added. 3-year-olds and up-O«»"*_/0 ward. Maidens. Allowances. Net value to winner 45. Ind Horsj-s AWtPPSt i M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P 1 8933 BRIGHT START w 1 102 5 5 5nk :.- 1 1= Pease J R Thompson 6 S 7 2i 6-5 - 178 HEN. HFTCHISOX WB 3 107 3 4 ** Z- 3" 2* J Deavpt Q H Whitney 2i 3 31 9-102-5 B3I4 DBVAN8ON w 4 111 2 2 31 2J 4" ■ Ramsey J Charles 5 6 6 2 1 ;sl !» GIDDY GIRL ws 4 Hi9 1 1 I* I4 V 4-° Don G Hendrie 4 7 7 21 6-5 V M4-S1:aH-H1.1GHT ■ 4 109 6 I 8*1 4"t 5" 0° D McCthyR Davies 2 2 8-5 7-101-3 BM3C CAROLINA WB 8 109 4 7 7 7 7 6-° S J Davis A Be.lcroft 30 30 25 8 4 CB3M KERNOCHAN w 6 114 7 6 01- 6= 6" 7 Knight J Lowe 20 30 30 10 5 Ti 25. 52. 1:20*4. Track heavy. Winner — Ch. f. by Star Shoot — Quatttjr trained bv J. Duffvi. Went t.. pot at 2:54. At |Mjst 2 minutes. Start Ml Won easily: second and third driving. BRIGHT START clwud a bi ;:ap from a slow beginning and drew awav into an easy lead in the stretch. HENRY HFTCHISOX gained steadily, but tired after getting; to the leaders. DEVANSON ran well and outstayed GIDDY GIRL. The latter set the pact- to the stretch and quit. SEARCHLIGHT quit after going a quarter. Seratilnd S!f.l2 i Henley. 107: S.i: 7s LillF Hoy. 1 I2: S!»!7S Tom Sayers. 104. OYQlfkT THIRD RACE 1 Mile. II 111 I III, I It 1 00 added. 3-year-olds and upward. 0«J tJ*J I Allowames. Net value la winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 i Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S s: 923 THEO i k K W4 11H 4 4 l. . l« I* 1- 1 J Deavpt A Turney 1 1 4-5 1-4 out SH7S5ICOLLI8 ORMSBY W» 3 99. 1 14 1:;- 2- 2* OConnor E OaMgW I 7 6 7-5 out B335* DETROIT wsb 102 2 2 3s 2". 24 3" 3" Hammd C HowUind 8 10 S M out. l83t3*JOHX REARDOX wsb 3 10.1 :; 3 1*3 4 4 4 G Burns .1 W Schorr 8-5 21 2J 3-5 out Time. 25V5. 50%. 1:17%. 1:46. Track heavy. Winner B. c. by Ben Itrn-li -Climax trained bv A Turney 1. Went to |kim at 3:19. At nost 1 minute, start fair. Won handily: second and third driving. THEO COOK dashed into an easy lend at the start and was rated alone in front until in the last furlong, where he was ahataa m la stali off ike fast tn«iag COLLIS ORMSBY. The latter was badly outrun early, but steadih iinprov..|l his jHisitinn into a came sci-ond. DETROIT ran in closest pursuit to the stretch and was • tiring iiadlv at the end. JOHN REARDOX s. emed unable to run freely in the going. Si-raliliid WKITiO G. M. Miller. :i7: MG.;!! Dixie Knlsht. 94. i»min.jl1ii~ Colljs ornisby. 2 |.ouinls: m-ioit. ."»: John Reardon. 4. CjrrY/~Q 1«H RTH RACE 5-8 Mile. 75: .:;.V.»47.— 2— Ins. 1 nO added. 2 year olds. Fillies. Cj*j9j*fCj Allowan-es. Net value to winner 95. Ind Horses AWtPFSt •, .. "i Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S ■MPBAQLE BIRD w 1M ! 1 I* l1 i= l; Pemaa B Laaana 2 2 3-2 1-4 out raMn PLANL*TB88 w 115 3 :; _" 2« 2 210 G Burns J W Schorr 1-2 1 1 1-4 out -: 17. EASY LIFE «TB 110 1 4 3 J. 3» 3l- 35 J Deavpt P T Chinn 5 8 7 8-5 out KI.FTFS ■ M 13 4 4 4 4 Hcliffe T Clyde 15 25 20 5 out Time. 25. 51%. 1:05%. Track heavy. Winner— Br. f bv Macy— Deer Bird uraimd by L. II. Kaelli. Weal to |M-t at :::».V At post :: tninute . Start bad. Won easily: second and third driving. EAGLE BIRD 1 :iii into a king lead while rounding the far turn and was only raatCfftM at the end. altliouirh her rali 1 |..m hath stirraaM after ealeihaa, the aaaaiiliilia PLANFTESS begaa slowly and was hard ridden all the wav. EASY LIFE showed speed and was eased up when lK-aten. S. rat, ind S!W»21 -Simple. 112. QTYTm f f FIFTH RACE- About 2 Miles. St.-plecha-c. 77024—3:51 .— 5— 145.l 1910.sh Mi added . Ol7t/4/»/ 4 year ol,F and upward. Handicap. Not value to wit r $.».:n. Ind Horses AWtlTSl 4 I 12 IS Str Fill Jockeys Owners O II C P S ■ -14 MiNTo n 4 183 i • 7 7 3" 3* 1 !• Kill, lux B MeLemaaa 7 12 12 4 2 • i-.B 1 I.ACALI.A w 6 F..i 3 1 F 1 1= 1" 2" 2-" Boyle Mr Chctbind 3-3 a 11-6, ::.. ■•Ois -.I SS LEADER W M 117 7 5 1- - - 3-" .;»•■ 3»" P.dlork G II Marlman M 31 13 M -0 1-3 TOIRNEY s ; 149 S B» P 41- 4«" 4 4 Lucas C H Smith 4 o 41 8-a 4-.. 7116V I Ii; KING ws 6 133 6 2 41 4- r.i l»st rider. Pembton G 11 Marlman v.: ..._. 13-54-1-3 K.V13 l l:. I F MTKEN WS « 132 1 7 6 6 - Refused. Walsh .1 Lowe Si 10 4 i Ii 1 KM18 STIDEXT KING w 5 Flo 2 I ."• "- Pulled up. Gat.s H Ray M 2- 20 8 4_ sK,;.|||i;H HAT w « IM 4 I F. II. McKiny H Flipi» n 8 10 o 2 6-0 • •.iipleil in iK-ttin: no sep.uatr place or i v l«-ttins. Tins- . 4:34*,. Track heavy. Winii.-r -Ch. •-. bv Governor I -"or.-ik.-r laiuy Free trained bv W. Hojau. W. nt to post at414 At | osl 1 minute. Start l-.-nI for all but MINTO. »n easily: second and third drlvtna MINTO a .hmI a~ left, maduallv imprev.-d his position and. Hnisbing with a rush, eaught Hiid pa— d BALLACALLA when going to the last jump. The latter showed tine speed and lunin.-d bnl llantlj 1. 111 tired in the la~t quart, -i . LASS LEADER was muHi us.-d in foHnwIna the leader elosely Far the tit -t lime around and tire*. HICH HAT fell at the third Inajp. ALICE KING lost her rider at the thirteenth. DR. I. F. AITKFN refaaed al the elevi nth and STI DENT KINO was pulled up at th- tenth. .- -i.ii.-l,.-! iv.k.11 i.i nl. 1C7. _ Ckl i Tf SIXTH RACE 114 1 Miles. i7;s:.il 1 :52.-. :: ins. , |Mt added, o year ..bis and up- ,f f f J ward. S«-lliiiu. Net value to winner $:;.tV [Jpj llaran AWtllSt SI M _■ ;. Sir Fin .IM-k. vs Owners » II 0 P S nmDARKNIORT m S M I I I Ill1 «! 1 ; I!l"ns g V •aiiuHck 15 1 1 2 5 out WK51 RADATION w3 97 2 :. 1-1 •-.:-. :;- 2 Taplin J Mackenzie 4 5 U *-■ 1? S9-69 Fl :N wb 4 Pi7 1 • :r- ." 3- J". 2 ■:- J Deavpt P M Ivfll 4 6.. 1-0 1-- 8S«5i BavvoCK BOB wb 5 Ho 3 1 2- 2« 2! 4" 4» 4« Troxler It I Williams I M I 2 ,-10 vs" -M.IIXE wn E IM E S E E E E " E Palms .1 Rous Jr 13 U li I - lime 26 "■ . 51. 1:20 1:47,. 2:034. Track heavy. Bfhaaer Blk. r. hjf Plaadlt- Eliza BeUe ti lined l.v P. .1 Hiki i.n.i- Wvm to |H-t ai 4-44 Al i«.st I ,, limit, ». Start R I. Won ea-ily: - 1 and thud driving PARK- KIGIIT ran lo-tl.d int.- a rand lead oa the til -t ram and led all I he wav. but was mi e-sarilv ridden ual RADATUIX cloned ■ big gap and oatgai I ELCIN in Mm str.-t.-h drive. The latter was mu. 1 used i„ aa eaTori to eH la the lead, r oa the Ktretrh tun. and lired. BANNOCK BOB was eased up when he tiie.i SAM. I INE b-an slowly ami ran a bad race. The winner wa.- entered for 00; no bid. Over.veiLta— DauUJtk Bob, ii »XU Xand. Cfff~~l SEVENTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 82.",»— 1:12%— 4— 120. 00 added. 3 -year-olds and ud-jJ_jJ JL ward. Selling. Net value to winner $.175. fnd Horses AWtPPSt i Ji •% Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S s.X9:l9.TNE SWIFT w b 5 108 4 1 1 1 l6 f Troxler R D Williams 5 H 4 8-5 4-5 89S39SEYM. BEFTLER WB .", ll 7 7 B 5 4- 21 2J Pease M C Fritehard V5 3J 12 51 1-2 89925*CH EPONTUC ||ll • 7 76 « «° 3- Ramsey W Walker 4 .. 3 1 1-2 8*433 MOX AMI w 3 99J 9 8 8 8 4- 4 " OConnor P M Walker 30 40 30 1* 5 TVUT-GItlM LDI W 6 110 3 2 o- 2J 31 5i Holmes W II Moflitt 50 w 75 30 10 S9M9 /.ACATECAS WB 3 104 I 4 f 3a ti fi» Upton I M Civill 4 5 5 2 1 3*789 ROCKCASTLE Ws 4 110 1 I « W- 7» 71- Don Q Hendrie «l «0 50 15 8 Bi3K TAXAGER w 6 106 S 9 9 9 8 8i;- J Deavpt P T Chinn 40 75 W 20 10 81-810 JACK DEXXERLEXwb 3 100 I 3 II 7 9 9 Taplin K T Dawes 10 15 12 4 2 Time. 25, 51%. I:!*"*;. Track heavy-Winner— Ch. in. by Handspring— Phantom Belle trained by R. 1. Williams . Went to [Hist at 5:15. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. JANE SWIFT, off forwardlv. Moved awav rapidly on the haft ill Itch into .1 long lead and won cantering. SEYMOUR BEFTLER hefaa slowlv aiid slipped through next to the rail when entering the homestretch, but was tiring at the end. CHEPONTUC closed a big a| and finished with a rush. ZACATECAS showed speed and met with repeated interference. GRIMALDI ran well to the stretch and tired. MON AMI closed a Beat gap. The winner was entered for 00; no hid. Scratched — SOOSlSir Edward. Ill: WM25-1Flyiim Squirrel. 104: 88953 Laughing Eyes. 108: 8WIU1 Bursar. BB; S0420 Kid. 07: S5S5i;.Mill on the Floss. MS; S75S liKd Keck. 05. Overweights — Mon Ami. :.■ iwmnds.
