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HAMILTON FORM CHART. HAMILTON. ONT., SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1911.— First day. Hamilton Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of 7 da.. 13 books on. 1 Weather clear. Presiding Judge. Francis Nelson. Starter. A. P. Dade. Secretary. A. R. Loudon. Racing starts at 2:45 p in. Chicago time 1:45 p. m.. *Indicat.s apprentice allowance. QfttZL FIRST RACE -3-4 Mile. 00103-1:11%— 6— 123. M added. 5 vear -elds and ~iw7 *J " O *afc rj waul. Allowances. Net value to winner 30; second. 5: third. 899. Iml Horses AWtPPSt % g % Str Fin Jowkeys Owners o n C P S C-viTiXOYELTY w 3 US 1 I 2* 15 1= 1J C H ShilgS C Hildreth fM 1-5 1-8 out— LAW I". V WIGGINS ws 5 107 9 4 4nk ga 2"k ft* Sween. y J W Purttschell 20 3D 30 7 2 96184 M W. LITTLETON W 3 1031 2 5 H 5* 4. 3* Wargton G W Scott 91 ZS S fi I 1 95923 SIDNEY It. r. 3 97 11 li 3H ft* 41 Byrne G M Miller 61 ■ fi" K 4 9568«*STILLY NIGHT w 3 100 3 7 ft* 4 6« ".3 A Burton H P Whitney 30 58 58 1". U :■- .. 1 WANUX w 3 100 5 8 S 7 fi i- Diggins R T Wils 11 CO 168 M0 30 s 94S34*GEO. S. DAVIS we. 7 1101. 7 S OSS 71 Gullett W V Conran 10015015080 BO 92615RESTIGOUCHE wr. 6 111 19 7 61 7 S Gordon S C Hildreth tl-7 1-5 1-8 : 4-5 9C173- HEP PERT TURNERS 1 97 s 2 9* Lost rider. Ambrose G A Mueller -0 30 30 7 I tCoupied la straight betting only. Time. 23. 47. 1:12%. Track fast. Winner — B. c. by Kingston -Curiosity train, d by S. Hildreth. Went to post at 2:50. At p..st 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second and third driving. Vj:LTY ran in close DUTftutt of SIDNKY R. to the stretch turn, when- he drew awa. but had to be shaken up to outstay LAWTON WIGGINS. The latter steadily Improved his position and Bnisned with a rush after slipping through on the inside in the stretch. MARTIN W. LITTLETON ran well and was on the outside of the leaders all the way. STILLY NIGHT and SIDNEY R. tired after showing much meed Scratched OOlsllheo Cook. 17: 86200 Trap Rock. 115; 05SI7 Countv Tax, 01 Overweights— Martin W. Littleton, gj pound-: George S. Davis. 5:. Q f* Q A f* SECOND RACE -1 1-16 Miles. 86449 -1 :4.V-~ -4 — 101. i added. M-year-ohTT and «-7vjO"~lrJ ward. Allowances. Canadian foaled. Net value to winner 00; second. |7S ; third. 0. Iml Horses AWtPPSt *a Vk si Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C 1* S~ 9.1921-1 ENH AM w 7 111 2 3 I* DJ1- 1* 1*1 C II ShirgYall.-vEm.stable 18-5 12-5U-62-5 out 95! sn=GAPEH SAUCE w 9 119 1 1 2» ft* ft* ft* 2? Goldstein C A Crew 10 12 12 3 3-5 9S170RT. PASS wn I 115 5 5 .! . V 2- 21 ft* E Dugan II Giddings 3-5 4-3 1-2 out — 95980 MOON RAKER vs 9 117 fi fi 54 l»t 1: 4 4»k G Arehibd.I Meagher 40 fio fi 15 4 95874*POWDERMAN w 3 101 I 4 4" 5- 5*6* 51 Poden ValleyFmS table f8-6 12-511-52-5 out 1920S FROLIC W4M8 1 1 fi fi 6 fi C Steinhdt R Davies 20 40 30 ti I .. fOonpled In betting; no separate place or show betting. Time. 24%. 48%. 1:14%. 1:43%. 1:49%. Track fast. Winner -Ch. g. by Derwentwater Oottonnade trained by J. Nixon. Went to post Bl 3:15. At pest 2 minutes. Start trood. Won easily; second and third driving. DPM1AM stole away inlo m long lead while rounding the first turn and was rated along in front under restrain! for the remainder of the way. CAPER SAUCK gained Rteadiiy and outstayed ST. PASS in the stretch diie. The latter wrw made entirely to -h use of on the turn into the stretch, where Inclosed a big gap and was firing at the finish. MOON RAKER closed up much ground Overweights Powilcrtunn. 2 pounds. Q/2»Q/| rT THIRD RACK- 5-8 Mile. 77681—1 :69— 3— 166. 00 added. 2 year ohp7~ uUOi i Allowances. Net value to winner 8499; second. 5: third, 0. Ind Hersea AWtPPSt H hk t Str Fin Jockeys Onmers o II l PS ": ■ PUGGDMS w 113 1 1 4 4 .! U C H ShilgS C Hildreth t2 11-52 M 1-4 I * i ...iLif fl.l-: PAL wli.. I 4 .-■ ink 111 i i Gordon S C Hildreth t2 11-5J 3-D 1 4i I9 ." YORKSHIRE ROT wr. 111 2 2 7 10 9 8 T Rice J S Tyivo 10 12 12 . ? 2 I 9C!32sFLORIDA*S REALTY W M8 13 9 3- :;■: t 4" Pickens J Robertson 20 ftS B I H 85768 DR WATSON « DA 8 11 9 ftl «» -. G ArchibdR F Carman 30 50 58 M 7~ YARICO w 103 7 •; 12 12 lo fi Grosa MrsLAI.ivgston 68 fi" fi1 X 12 ■ -.1-R0GLEGS Wit 111 II S S 5k 5 7 Sweeney J W Schorr S52 1 -2 1 ., 1 4 96171 ORIMAR lad w jop, I 1 lh 21 8* 8* Wnrnton SA Beekham co NO M0 40 0 85977 TROPAKOLUM W IOC 510 Bl 7 s :»■ s Wilson .1 Dyment «0 1» 0 100 40 LM NOTTINGHAM w 10:; ft 12 11 11 11 mi Byrne William Garth 58 M fi" 3 12 954?r. MONSIEUR X. will r, s fi- I 7 U3 i; Burns A Simons 15 M M M 5 1 9611". TIPSAND W M6 M 7 1" 8 13 12 E Dugan A Belmont « 8 7 H 1 IConpled In betting: no separate place or show hotting. Time. 23%. 48H. 1:012;,. Track fast. Winner — B. g. by P.tiiieil. s- si-ler Anna Grained by S C. Blldrethl, Went to post al 8:46. At |M st 2 mlnntes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. PEGGINS began slowly and followed the leaders until straight, led out in tho homestretch, then finished with .1 rush and got up to win in the tinal strides. LITTLE PAL raced ORIMAR LVD Into exhaustion hut wn- tiring wlnn the winner challenged. YORKSIIIRP P.OY closed a Liu gap and finished with a good hurst or B»ieed. PRooi.KCS met with much Interference, orimar I.AD ran well to the last furlong and bean watching. 1 Overweights— Dr. Watson, 4j pouuUs; Oriuiar Lud, 1J. Q|QQ/1Q FOURTH RACE— About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. 83028— 4:00— fi— 157. flit lilt I. I/UOtO I year olds Mild upward. Selling. Net value to winner 1510; ami, 8160; third. 0. lad Horses AWtPPSt I 10 11 ISStrlin Jockeys Owners 0 H O I S 16186 EXPANSIONIST rHlil 4 1 ;: 8* 3" ll 1* I* Simpson lln W G Wtlna 4 1 3 s 5 4-5 SIBes LIZZIE 1LAT w.7 151 2 1 2» 2° V -~- V 2* Boyle 11 Flippen 10 12 7 21 1 65763 DICK SHAW w S 14S 5 I 1 1° l» 21 ;i-5 oa Yourell i Fox 4 6 6 3 1 959S4*08AaE ws 5 141 3 2 4s 410 4= 4 4 4 Lucas 11 Smith 4 M B 1 1-2 95951 BILBERRY ws I 143 C 6 5 5 5 Pulled up.Hutton F Proctor IS 26 25 S I .• "4 THISTLEDALE ws 10 148 1 5 Ran out. Pollock W B Mitchell 8-6 21 1:1-51 2-5 k Time. 4:16%. Track fast. B Winner — Cli. g, by Norwood — Gemima trained by E. Lucas i. Went to post at 4:11.. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. EX-PANSlONIST fenced cleanly and. alter running In close pursuit of the leaders until in the last time around. drew away and won easing up. LIZZIE FLAT stumbled at a couple of the fence*, but ran well aud outstayed the Urine KICK SHAW for second place. The latter showed luueli speed and set the pace, but went Miy wide on the turns and lost much ground. OSAGE fenced well, but lacked speed. TIIISTI.EDALE was pulled up after taking the third fence aud BILBERRY was pulled up at the fourteenth jump. Scratched ■ggMgLw kola. 141. QftQQ/IQ IT 11H PACE -1 1-4 Miles. 77.r.8V— 2:68— 8— ! . Hamilton Derby. Value 8andS66. t/UOTi! ::year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner Sl.tOO; second, $.",00; third, 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St % v» % St. Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P I KM»WHB3T w 110 2 2 2 24 24 21 U 1- E Dunn A Belmont I 6 6 0-5 2-5 95749MERIDLAN W 127 1 1 I2 1- I2 1J 2» 21 G Archibd It P Carman S 12 12 3 *-* if6203GOVRNOR GRAYwa 12i 5 E 5 I 41 41 4* 34 T Rice R N Smith 4 5 5 1 1-3 96141NAUSHON W 117 4 4 V 3 31 31 3nfc 4* C II ShilgR T Wilson S-5 7-101-2-1-6 out 9S172*PAGOO W 110 3 3 4Mj a 5 5 5 Gross MrsLALivgston 50 60 60 26 4 1 Time. 23%. 48%, 1:14. 1:39%, 2:05 equals track record. Track fast. Winner — P. e, by Singleton — Wood-nymph trained by J. Wlialen. Went to i ost at "4:40. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. WHIST ran under reserve behind MERIDIAN until straightened out for the stretch running, then dashed to the front and drew away to win in a canter. MERIDIAN showed a fine turn of speed under his weight and set a fast pace bnt tired under pttnishmeut in the last furlong. GOVERNOR GRAY was under restraint until in the last half mile, then worked his way up on the outside and finished fast and gamely. NAUSHON ran tinder mild restraint for a mile but did not respond and ran a very disappointing race. PAGOD was outclassed but ran a good race for him. Scratched— 96345 Noveltv, 117; ttfilll2 Zeus, 127; 002fl0 Trap Rock, 117; 9G142 Edda, 112; 86 1 4 H The Nigger. 124. r/"*Q FTf SIXTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 78863— 1:06%— 6— MM. 8888 added. 3-year-olds and •/OOU upward. Selling. Net value to winner 30; second, 818; third, 0. lad Horses AWtPPSt 4 Vs % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S t9C17S*BABY WOLF wn 7 110 5 1 21 11 V l3 Byrne P M Walker 8-5 2 2 4-8 2-6 %212SIR ALVBSCOT wb 5 110 9 5 3nk 32 33 I:3 Q ArhcibdR F Carman 5 6 5 S-5 4-5 i96145 *KINO AVONDALEwp. 6 113 1 4 l»k 23 8*8* M Bell H Penny 3 4 3 6-5 3-5 96212 SAL VOLATILE w 7 113 12 10 10 7 « 4 1 Fain G A Muller 6 10 10 4 2 98212 COONHY K. wu 7 115 2 3 l« 5* 4J 53 E Dugan Mrs ,T W Flynn 20 30 20 7 3 9C2H*CASQUB wis E 110 4 12 41 4l 5- 6* Sweeney .1 W Schorr 10 15 15 6 3 95636 HERPES w 4 112 11 2 6l 6nk S 71 Goldstein MrsLALivgston 20 30 25 10 5 96©22CRBSTON w 6 115 7 11 11 9 7 S4 G Burns .1 H McDonald 20 30 30 12 6 9*137 HIGHPLOWN w 3 101 I 6 12 12 10 9= Pickens E E McCargo 20 30 30 10 5 95976 SEYM. BEUTLER wn 6 115 3 S 7 8 9 10= Page M C Prichard 20 30 30 12 6 95949 H ALLEYS COMET W 3 102 10 9 8 11 12 ll2 Wingfld M LeRoy 100 100 100 40 20 91830*GALVESCA W 4 107 7 9 10 n 12 Foden B P Tate 20 40 30 12 6 Time. 22%. 46%. 1:00, 1:06% new track record. Track fast. Winner — Br. g, by Hamburg — Geisha trained by F. Schelkei. Went to iHist at 8:13. At post .! minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. BABY WOlif ofT forwardlv. raced KING AVONDALE into defeat in the first Half mile, then drew away into an easy lead. SIR ALVESOOT, always prominent, finished fast, but could never get to the leader. KING AVONDALE showed a line turn of early speed, bat his weight told at the end of a game effort. SAB VOLATILE closed a big gap and finished with a rush. COONEY K. ran a good race. CASQUE showed siieed, but tired. verweight s — I lighflown. 4 pounds. h,/~»Qpf~| SEVENTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 88888 — 1:66% — T— 116. 8868 added, .".year-olds »/JOO _L and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 30: second, 5; third, 0. Bid Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 96137 RYE STRAW WB 3 107 7 2 I2 Is l2 l5 Adams W Martin E 7 6 25 6-5 96212*LAI Y SYBIL w 4 107 1 1 8*2* 25 2- B Steele W G King-DoddsO 0 ft] S-5 4-5 96137*MTSS JONAH W 3 97 9 8 9 4°* 32 32 Oleen A Garson 6 8 7 3 7-5 •WW NN I, DALEY wb 5 103 11 7 8 5U 6s A- Shcutger Quincy Stable 0 8 8 3 3-2 98212 DETROIT WB 4 117 I 10 6nt s 7 B Fain T F Bornman 10 20 20 8 4 93817*MA.RK KENNEDY w 4 107 S 6 41 3i 41 63 Wargton S A Beckham 60 60 60 20 10 98145 ANNA CASSE WB 3 97 12 12 7 6i 52 75 Gordon J Powers 6 8 8 3 S-5 . 95495*NARNOC .1 V JR. w 4 112 4 11 11 9 8 S8 Gullett Wr V Conran 30 60 50 20 10 96212 NORTHUMBERLAND w 3 1031 2 3 12 10 10 92 Gross J W Mitchell 40.50 50 20 10 i 96270 PERTHSHIRE wb 3 109 10 5 31 7 9 ID5 C H ShilgW N Adrians 3 3 21 C-3 3-5 85505*DOLLY MADOIS WB 4 107 E 9 10 11 11 11 Diggins Wr Summer 30 00 50 20 10 "5M27 SOLID COMFORT WB 3 97 6 4 5b Lost rider.Sweeney J Dyment 15 20 20 8 4 Time. 23%, 47%. 1:00%, 1:06%. Track fast. Winner — Cfe c. bv Griffon — Ardstraw trained by W. Martin. Went to post at 5:37. At jK st 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. RYE STRAW outbroke the others and. drawing away into a long lead on the backstretch, set a very fast pace am, was onlv cantering at the end. LADY SYBIL was always in nearest pursuit and moved up gamely after entering the boniest retch, but tired in the last sixteenth. MISS JONAH began slowly, but gained steadily into a fast going third. ANNA L. DAI.EY and DETROIT finished fast. PERTHSHIRE tried to run oni while rounding the far turn and was pulled up. MARK KENNEDY ran a good half. SOLID COMFORT was caught in a jam on the turn out of the backstretch and lost her rider. The winner, entered for .Y4!!t . was bid up to 8806 and bought in. Overweights — Northumberland, li gonads; Perthshire. 2. OPOKO EIGHTH RACE— 1 Mile on Turf. 0145:— 1 :.«»•% — i— 102. i 00 added. :;-year-olds and J O O O 5 upward. Selling. Net value to winner 40; second. 5: third, 0. Ind Horses AWtPPSt1/* M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P 8 96211HKHI"RST W 5 107 J 8 6»| P 8k 42 U Bvrne P M Walker 6 8 8 3 S-5 «*17" THE G BCTRFLY W 4 109 2 1 l1 li I3 In" 2= C H ShilgMrs J W Flvnn 4 4J 4 S-5 4-5 96185J*LAD OF LANGDEN w 7 105 :: 3 51 6i 6i 3i 3J M Bell R E Watkins 3 4 4 S-j 4-5 MOOOMACIAS wb 6 110 1 2 3J B 2l 22 4 Gross J M Brown 20 30 30 12 6 98185 RCITE WB 7 113 S 7 21 8* 4and B» 53 G ArchibdR F Carman 7 10 s 3 S-5 96627 THE WHIP w 3 99 9 5 ?h ♦- t3 7J 61 Adams W Martin 20 40 40 15 7 962U»*GRANIA wn 5 111 10 6 45 4l 5l 63 73 Schutger A Garson 4 5 4 S-5 4-5 IE883 CHEEK wb 5 108 4 4 3" 71 S 8 Snk E Dugan .1 S Tyree 10 20 20 S 4 S«212,PLANUTESS wb 3 98 6 11 9 S2 72 93 91 Sweeney J W Schorr 3 10 S 3 S-5 96213*SEMI-QUAVBR wb 3 96 11 9 11 16» 8P 10» 10»5 Olsen J G Wasnon 8 10 8 3 8-5 96185»SIR EDWVRD wb 8 113 5 10 10 11 11 11 11 Pickens W Walker 20 30 30 12 6 Time. 23%, 48%, 1:13%, 1:39% equals Canadian record. Track fast. Winner — Oh. g. by Ogdon — Helen Thomas trained by F. Schelkei. Went to post at 0:02. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. OAKHUB8T was shuttled about while rounding the first turn, but moved up rapidly on the far turn and. P.nUhing with a rush on the outside, got up to win drawing out in the closing strides. THE GOLDEN BUT-TERELY showed much speed and set a fast pace, but tired in the last fifty yards. LAD OV LANGDEN met with early interference, but closed a gap and outgamed MACIAS in the final drive. The latter ran forwardlv all the way. ARCITB showed speed, but tired. CRANIA unit. Scratched — 96176 Idlcwelas, 08: S6Zl2*Colonei Ashmeade, 112: 86211 King Commoner. 113. Kerweights— Ilanutess. J. pounds: Souii-quaver. :;.
