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C HARLESTON FORM CH ART. CHARLESTON. S. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1912. Palmetto Park. Twenty tirst day. Charleston lair and Racine Association. Winter Meeting of 76 days, ill books ou. I Weather cloudy. Presiding Jl idgc. W. F. Sclmlte. Starter. A. P.. Datle. Rai-ing Secretary. F. J. Pons. Racing starts iu 2:30 p. m. Chicago time 1:30 p. m. I. W indicates whip, S spins. B ldinkcrs. Fig-Dtea in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. /i 1 FIRST RACE— 3 1-2 Furlongs. 1313— 44%— 2—111. i Pane S360~ 2 year-olds. Selling. 1Q fj IT %J Net value to winner 75: second. o: third. 926. iiil Horses AWtPPSt% % % Str Fin Jock-ys Owners O H C P 5 I3U NICK AKIN w lOt". M S ll V l4 Butwell G M Johnson 5 8 8 2 4-5 1282 CLORITA BURNS wn 110 I I V 4 8" Moaa Q Hani 10 20 20 7 . il.jiVAX DEKEX Will I 3 2J2- "■ Ix ftua Gallah. r Bros 7-104-.". 1-2 1 -A . . GOOD NIGHT W 110 E 1 3* 3 4" McTagrt G W J Biaaall 7 IS 12 4 1*2 POLI.AXE w 100 1 1 •; o- :.i W Dunn .1 D Holland M M Co 20 10 MITE w 100 2 4 7 7 ;- E Martin II II Emmona 12 15 IS fi 3 R. H. GRAY w 103 IM 8 8 7 J WilliamsX B Davis 19 20 12 4 I I313*ALCTNOUS W 97 1 7 4* 6* si Skirvin .1 11 MeCarren 10 IS 15 6 3 1313 HIGH CDIFF w 107 6 8 9 9 9J Fbrothcr .1 It Wainwright ]o 20 20 7 I 1325 ORMANTM SPICE w 100 7 9 M M 10 Schwebig W I Toombs M 3l M 8 I Time. 26%. 46%. Track heavy. Winner — Br. c. by Cesarion — Koamo trained by G. M. Johnson.. Went to pool at 2:30. At jxist 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third tlriving. NICK AKIN began fast and. taking the lead at once, easily held sway for the entire way and won iintHr tMiaint. CI.OR1TA BURNS closed a gap and. holding on gamely under hard punishment, got up in the last stride for second place. VANDFRF.N ran in closest early pursuit, but quit batllv in the last furlong. R. H. CRAY was shuttled back at the start. GOOD NIGHT waa speedy, but tired. IoI.LANi: was caught iu a jam at the start mid closed a big gap. Overweights- -Clorita Burns. 2 pounds: High Cliff. 4. £Zf SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. 1274— 1:13%— 4— 100. Purse 0o. 3 year-olds. Selling. 1Q Q Ow Net value to winner 40: second. 0: third. »20. Ii.il Horses AWtPPSt % % St. Fin Jot keys Owners O H P S l_v7 GRIF WB 1U9 .". tl 41 4 l- la CoftUS Gallaher Br « fi 7 4 ;-* 1-2 i2.»*G AN ADORE 102 1 I :,• 33 23 2* Spellman Tt nnesaet Stable IS S K I U 1270*PIERRE DlMAS WB 95 9 7 76 4" Z- 32 Skirvin J Grittin M 69 » 12 4 1247 STAR ROSE W 103 7 S S1 o-° 4s 410 . WilliamsH Profit 38 M M 20 » 1314 MAMITA WB 107 4 1 1 2J 5»° f.30 E Martin EC Nunn 15 30 25 8 4 1283**LiEIALOHA W 99 2 9 9 6 € 0 Forsythe Mra E I.utz 10 15 15 o 9-5 ]307*QUEBN BEE w 105 8 4 3J Fell. Schwebig tO Reed I I I 5 7 5 1 -2 1 1 1287 IRISHTOWN 100 3 5 0 Fell. Hopkins T Maguire 12 29 20 7 3 G247»ROSK OF JEDDAH W 110 C 2 Lb Fell. McTagrt C Woodford 8-6 21 1 1-57-1" 1 3 Time, 25%, 53y5, 1:21%. Track heavy. Winner — B. c. by Griffon— Belle of Ashland trained by J. C. Gallaher. Went to post at 3:01. At post 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Wou easily: second and third driving. GRIF, favored by the rough, heavy going and well ridden, ran forwardly from the start and drew away decisively after going a balf mile. GANADORE was well up throughout and held on well In the stretch drive. PIERRE DUMAS closed a gap and finished well. STAR ROSE also made up ground and was gaining at the end. MAMITA set the early pace and quit badly. I.EIAI.OHA was eased up all the way. ROSE OF JEDDAH was prominent when she fell in the tirst quarter. IRISHTOWN fell over her. QUEEN BEE fell at the three-furlongs post when about to go into the lead. Scratched— 1202 Tick Tack. 92. Overweights — Ganadore. 2 pounds; Star Rose, 3. **T "I THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 1274— 1 :13%— 4— 100. Parse 8680. 3-year-olds and upwi7d7 1Q OQl Allowances. Net value to winner 75- second. 5: "third. 0. Iiiii Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin J-ckeys Owners O II C P S 12M*DpXAU who 108 4 3 3- 3- 21 1?. Butwell W Gerst 8-61 9-5 3-5 2-9 1327 MACK B. ElBANKS w 3 93 5 4 2- 1» ll 2» Skirvin I N Irtwitt 21 2 2 7-101-3 1310 CAPSIZE w 4 109 1 2 43 45 3 3s B Dugan Mrs .1 y Flvnn 16 20 12 4 1 1393SR08E QlEEX w 6 109 ! 1 1- 2s 4s 4 Loftus II ; I.edwell s 5 It 51 1-53-5 out 97170 BAD NEWS II. wn 4 104 3 5 5 5 5 5« J WilliamsN B Davis 50 60 60 21 I 12S1 BION WB 5 113 2 6 6 6 6 6 Holmes J H Valentine 100 100 100 30 15 Time. 25y5, 61%, 1:18%. Track heavy. Winner — B. g. by Woolsthorpe — Al Lone trained by J. Ham. Went to post at 3:29. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. DONAU, alter bein saved for a half, moved up resolutely when straightened away in the stretch and. overhauling MACK B. ElBANKS in the last sixteenth, won going away. MACK II. EUBANKS ran well iu the going and might have won but for Skirvins oeereonfldenee. CAPSIZE had no mishaps and ran fairly veil. ROSE QUERN tired badly after showing the most early speed and her race was below her true form. Scratched — 1273 Feather Duster. 104. Overweights — Capsize. 2 pounds: Bion. 2. PT O *OTRTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 1249— 1:54% 4—105. 1 Torse IO. 3-year-olds and up-O 1Q O d£t ward. Selling Handicap. Net value to winner H : second. 1912.sh1: third. S::0. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O 11 C I S 1273NADZU w I 108 4 S 5 5 5 31 2" l Loftus 11 G Badwell 2 2 6-6 1-2 out 13MsJAWBONE W 3 95 5 4 I3 ll l2 D lh 211. Hopkins W A Massey 21 S 6 I E 1 S 1104 G. M. MILLER wsb 5 106 2 13-3= 21 2- 32 3* Schwebig W B Carson 2] 3 1 6-6 2-6 1330 HFLENE w 4 95 3 3 2* Lnk 31 5 41 4= J Mctabe F H Milden 3 4 1S-56-5 1-2 1330MONTQOMBRY WB S 109 1 2 4:t 41 4 4 f, 5 E Dugan J AV Htdrick S 10 M 3 1 Time. 26%, 53%. 1:22, 1:50%. 2:04%. Track heavy. Winner — Ch. g, by I.odowic — Salt Grass Mag trained by II. G. Bedwelli. Went to post at 3:59. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. NADZl" began slowly, but moved up steadily after going a half mile and. linishin resolutely, outstayed JAWBONE in the closing strides. JAWBONE went into t lie lead with a rush and showed great speed in the going, but tired slightlv in the final tlrive. G. M. MILLER ran well and finished close up. HFLENE ran well to the stretch and quit. MONTGOMERY showed moderate speed early, but sulked and quit Overw iglits — Montgomery. 1 pound. Q K Q FIFTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. 1230—1 :27%— 5— 113. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward* OOP Selling. Net value to winner 4Q: second. 0: third. »20. lad Horses AWtPPSt 4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O | C I» S 1289 WANDER w 6 111 2 2 23 V 24 23 l3 Butwell C E Hamilton 3* 4 4 2 1 1221 OAKLEY w 4 109 S 4 l1 1- V* lh 23 C Peak WCWestmoreld 15 20 15 6 3 1313 LONGHAND W 5 111 5 6 5ns 4= 4= 4- 3° Goose A Weber 6 6 6 2i 6-5 1338M. C. CORE "W 8 106 1 3 3- 31 3l Vh 4:i J Hanover N B Davis 20 25 25 10 I 13173SPRINGMASS w 4 109 1 1 41 61 S 7 5J E Dugan R T McKeever 4 6 5 2 1 1315 OTILO WSH 6 111 7 7 7 7 7 S 61 Loftus W C Weant 4 4 18-67-6 3-5 1263s,DOLLY BFLTMAN W 6 104 3 8 8 8 6J 5i 7= Schwebig E McCloskey 6 « 5 2 1 t l:!15*EMPEIi. WILLIAM WB 6 114 4 5 6- 53 •- CH 8 Bruce T Hatfield « 7 I J 4V " Time. 26, 53, 1:21%. 1:35%. Track heavy. Winner — Ch. g. by Peep oDay— Strayaway trained by J. S. Evermun. Went to post at 4:23. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. WANDER followed OAKLEY closely to the last furlong, where he moved into the lead and won eased up. OAKLEY set the pace and showed much speed, but tired in the final drive. LONGHAND finished gamely ant took third place in the last stride. J. C. CORE liked the stiff going, was well up throughout ami but for stumbling in the last stride would have been third. SPRINGMASS was beaten off all the way. EMPEROR WILLIAM and DOLLY BULTMAN ran bad races and both can do much better. Scratched — 1818 Rosebtirg II.. lot.: 1341 Sir Edward. 114: 1304 1 Golconda, 110. Overweights — Oakley. 2 pounds: Springmass. 4. pr A SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. 1248—1 :40% — 1—10:47 Purse $.350. 3-year-olds and upward? 1Q •7 O t Selling. Net value to winner 75: second. 0: third. 5. In-! Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S ;:: TROY WEIGHT w 4 113 :i 6 3 2J lh li 1= C Peak E A Tyson 5 7 4 2 4-5 1326=*CAMEL WB 6 105 4 1 l»k H 25 21 2 Skirvin .1 H McCarron 2| 3J 3J 8 5 4 5 1204 THE G. BUTRFLY w 5 109 5 7 8« 5» 4 41 3= E Dugan Mrs J W Flynn 5 7 6 t| 6-5 13423*PROFILE wsb 5 99 2 2 2J 32 32 3l 42 Moody B C Evans 20 23 25 8 4 1317 PLIANT w 3 100 6 4 9 9 6a 52 54 Spellman Tennessee Stable 12 15 10 4 2 1394 LIMPET W 4 101 9 S 6 6and 5 6- 9* K Martin J P Cord ray 5 S 8 3 8-5 1330 AGNAR wsti 4 107 7 9 7 7 8 7 » 7« Fbrother W Martin I 6 C 2* 6-5 12S83*PITCK WB 3 97 s 6 .".t» S 7J S S Schwebig L Johnson 6 10 10 4 2 13293 WESTERN BELLE w 4 100 1 3 4= 4t Fell. J Hanover L M MacClemmylO 12 12 5 2* Time. 26%. 53, 1:22. 1:50%. Track heavy. Winner— Ch. g. by Golden Maxim — Trojana trained by W. A. Burttschell. Wem to post :u 4:52. At post 3 minutes. Start gofxl and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. TROY WEIGHT, a decided acrobat, was kept well tip in the early running and. wearing CAMEL down in the stretch, wan easing up. CAMEL moved into the lead at once and made the pace to the stretch, but tired iu the last furlong. THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY closed a big gap and gained steadily under hard urging, profile ran a good three-quartera and tired la the stretch, pliant begun slowly ami. dosing I big gap. was coming fast at the end. WESTERN BELLE caused a bad mix-up when she fell. Scratched — 1317 Magazine. 111. Overweights — The Golden Butterfly, 2 pounds; Pliant. 5: Western Belle. 1.
