Charleston Form Chart, Daily Racing Form, 1912-03-08

1 CHARLESTON FORM CHART. CHARLESTON. S. C. THURSDAY. MARCH 7, 1912. -Palmetto Park. Thirty-eighth day. Charleston Fair and Racing laaoflltina Winter Meeting of 75 day-. 15 books on. Weather clear. Presiding Judge. W. F. Schulte. Starter. A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary. F. J. Pons. Hartwg starts at 2:30 p. m. Chicago time 1 :." 0 p. as.. W indicatis whip. S spurs. P, blinkers. Flg-ar - in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile. 1507— 4"t, —2—10::. Purse $.150. 2 year-olds. Maidens. 1pr-Q47 »U Special Weights. Net value to winner 75; second. 0; third. 5. lad Dorses AWtPPSt 4 M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S j . — — — 1337 ARCENE w la M I 4. 2* l* Loftua Oallaher Bros § M 1 1 1507 GEORGE KARME a 110 8 a ■ 7 | Butwell L P Doerhoefer 31 20 15 I 3 iiv, ROSEJBURG IV. wr. U4 7 3 1 11 3 skir in .! II McCaxren I 19-58-5 4-5 1483 FORT SUMTE5R m 11912 7 51 4 i- . Wilson C Woodford •: I 7 :: 9-5 K3S CORDIS F. a 197 : 11 ■•■ • 5| Goose .1 C Milam I 1" M I 2 14and7j FORGE a 110 3 4 7 B| P F Moore .1 I. Holland 20 40 40 1". I 1422 CEDAR GRJ3EN « 107 I 8 o. 61 7 Jensen W E Nunn 10 ;"• 12 5 2] 1357 HIIDA MAID a 1*7 2 2 Sj :i s» Brace Mr Earie , 7 y 1 i !: OHAWK aa 110 7, 12 1- 7 ! ! Ambrose .1 P Bryant ■■" MO MM l 30 1528 El. GALLO a 119 I I 11 11 Ml T Koerner J R Walnwright s s 7 :: ■.- MONITOR a 11« 11 M Ml 12 1 1% E Martin 1 W .1 P.iss.11 M 7 :: s 5 1465 MAURY BOY a 1 10 1 1 8M0 12 J Allen C, M Johnson 15 3* M 12 • Time. 25 Vs. 51%. Track slow. Winner — Ch. c. by P.lue.-— Ruby Ray trained by J. C. GaUaber. Weill to post at 2:31. At post 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. ARCENE began slowly, but improved his position steadily throughout and drew out In the last lurlong lo win insing up. GEORGE KARME was a prominent and persistent contender all the way. RoSERCRC IV. et the pace, but tired badly in the last furlong. FORT SFMTER dropped back soon after Hie start. bin ramr again and ran a good race. CORDIS F. closed a great gap from a | oor start. FORGE finished well. HCDA MAID ran poorly in the going. S.ralehed — 152;3Faustina. 107: Richard Gentry. 110. — — ». ~ SECOND RACE- 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1200— 1:07.— 0—107. Purse $.100. 4-year-old- aad up-OOO IrjO ward. Selling. Net value to winner 40: second. 0: third. 0. lad Hor.-es AWtPPSt % H =t Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 14*4 C39ARLBY STRAUS a I 11! ", :; 71. p. V V ■ Martin C A Leinian 15 20 15 I .: 1389 PENNYROYAL a 4 lOa 8 I 4 21 1*12* lx ftus H c, Bedweil 8-5a : I I SAi-59 BAM RANK aa 4 MS M 7 :. ::.•.". :;J Butwell S Rosa 8 1". 12 i 21 14S6*PRETENTJ w i 106 11 1 .". V ti1 4». F Moore .1 I, Holland 3 31 13-38-5 I 5 1411*TACKLE aaa 7 Ml 7 v » S 7 51 .1 Hanover Mrs K Luts 15 M 93 13 I :i LADY CtP.fMAi: a I MO 2 1 2 V II I C Peak Mrs M C Eaton 5 gg I38S*8ANDY HILL aa 4 lit 12 2 I1 1 .0. 7 Skirv in K Mefloskey VI L1" :o s • 1354 COLETrTA wsn t lot! .". !» II I I I | T Koerner T Tettie t •; E t 5 sat. 1489 WH.IJ 1HERRY w T Mt 4 11 l» 1 9 9* Chappel] f Magutre 10 20 IE I - 1543*BION 11.", ln:i i|-i si TIM 10- Moody J H Valentine Lo 4o 4" 15 I I436*CETtEMONIUS WB 8 Ml t 12 1- 11 11 11* Teahann J E Richardson 50 38 12 I 1389 LANIOAN aaa* 4 114 I 5 « 12 12 12 Q W Chrllhtrs J W Flynn N M 99 31 M Time. 24%. 51%. 1:12%. Track slow. Winner — Ch. c. by Stalwart — Resignation trained by ;. Klueber. Went to !KSf at 2:5!. Al post 4 minutes. Start goad and flow. Won driving; second and third the same. CHARLEY STRAPS dropped back at the start, but moved up gradually and. Steadily wealing PENNYROYAL down in the last furlong, won drawing clear. PENNYROYAL ran well and took the lead in the stretch, but piit suddenly when appearing a certain winner. SA?,I RANK was prominent throaghout. PRETEND only ran fairly well and nad no mishaps. TACKI.R was away Rlowly and came from a long way back in the la-t quarter. SANDY HILL piit and pulled up in bad condition. Scratched— 1813 Pedigree. 104: Pisii Grace Patterson. 104. Orerweighti — Pennyroyal, y pounds. THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. 1248— 1:40%— 4— 103. Purse $.»0. ."-year olds and upward. 1pr/~»,| fj "db Handicap. Net value to winner 75; second, 5; third. 0. Inn Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jock.ys Owners 0 II C P S 1528* BOB U a S Ul 1 4 5 4 .TJ 2= 1» J Wilson Bevi ;-w vekStable 1 4-5 7-101-4 oat 1437BEAUCOUP w 7 Ho 1 :: I1 U T 1 -- Dlgglna R T Wilson 4 V, I 8-5 9-28 1531 HELENS w 4 92 2 1 l| 7, :, V 31 .! itcCabe F D Weir 16 20 7o I c 7. c5i"iL .xtiiel era 4 113 :: - 31 J» V 1 Loftua H G Bedweil 2 12-51 2-7.1 2 out 1528 CAPITAN BRAVO w I . _ i 5 5 5 E Martin V F Schulte 29 So 30 S 2 Time. 26. 52%, 1:19%, 1:46. Track slow. Winner— B. h. by Allan a-Dale— Lilly B. 1 trained by . A. Mulholland. Went to post at .".:27. At post 1 morale. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving BOB R. was kept under restraint for the Brat half, then moved up with a rash and. although coming wide Itttc the slret.h. finished fast and won going away. BKACCOUP showed the most speed in pac .making for tl. ■ Brat thii 1 -quarters and Bnished gamely, but tired near the end. HEI.ENE was knocked back 0B tin-Stretch turn, but closed up again and finished fast. LOCHIEL ran poorly and retired after going three-quarters. CAPITAN BRAVO quit In the Stretch after racing in closest pursuit of REALCOUP for three-qaartera. Iff* £+ pj FOURTH RACE 7-8 Mile! 12:10— 1 :27%--5—1 El. Purse 00. .1-year-olds. OOO Allowances. Net value to winner 10; second. 1912.sh0; third. 0. lad Horses AWtPPSt U % % Sir Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 1455RKPCBLICAN aa MS 1 I* 2* 21 1 . Hopkins W A Mass. v 1-4 1-3 2-7 ont— H468GRIF aa Mi 5 4 2 I 4 T Koerner Oallaher Bros •, 7 7 4 5 I 4 ."lo lady LIGHTNING aa 111 I • 3 ■ 3" :. 1 3* Bti Inh "dt " W C Weaver M 20 15 1 t S 1 , »1TILLD3S NIGHTMARE* MO 3 3 i"" c T 2* 1 | 1: Martin i. P Doerhoefer B 1:. IS H i ■ 1540IMAD RIVER a MG ! E 3 7. 7. 7, m R«11 .1 W Hedrick 12 15 15 V. 1 d Time. 25%. 51. 1:18%. 1:31%. Track slow. Winner — B. c, by Stalwart— Miss Canale trained by W. A. Maseey, W iit to 1 ii .si at 3:47. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily: wcond and third driving. REPUBLICAN, much the liest. was under restraint to the la-t qaarter, where he movd into the lead with ■ raaa and won ;i- his rider pleased. CRIP was forced to go wide until on the Stretch turn, but came on With a good burst of speed and finished gamely. LADY LIGHTNING, showing Improvement, was taken wide most of the way and finished resolutely. TILLIES NIGHTMAB8 set the pace to the stretch and tired badly in the final drive. f? £*f* FIFTH RACE- 3-4 Mile. 127! -1 : 13% -4—100. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upwimlT" •3 OO Selling. Net value to winner ?:in: second, 1912.sh0; third, $.10. lnd Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S : : ikHRI: COURT aa 3 M I E 7 :. I | I | Ambroa C Kiasx-Dodda lo 12 lj I 8-a 14a7MAGAZINE aa 7 Ml • I 4 2» l 21 Hopkins WA Ma ant] S-8 1-5 8-5 7-loout • : i-7ii:i:i;Ki:i.EY a S 197 •: I I 4| .■ S»» Butwell !l a Bedweil s.;, - ■_• 7 tout nil KYI" STRAW aa 4 18 1 .1 I 1 ":" I Skirvln W Martin 8 10 10 31 "• iJESSUP BURN w 1; 147 3 1 : :. t1 5" T Koerner R F Carman I S 7 2 1 1528 BAD NEWS II WB 1 St 2 2 S 7 . t E Martin X I: l o:s 7 :: 117 ROYAL CAPTIVE a ".l"". 7 7 t I 7 7 M Bell .! W Hedrick 21 20 20 7 ?. lime. 24%. 50%. 1:17%. Track slow. Winner - Rr. c, by Ogden -By Ways trained by J. L. Paul. Went to goal at 4:13. Al peal 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. O 111:1: COURT, suddenly improved, began slowly but, saving ground all the way, gained steadily and. slipping through next to the Inner rail, finished fast ami zot up In the las! seventy yards to win drawing away. MAGAZINE tired suddenly after running into the had in th - stretch and appearing a certain winner. BERKELEY wa- taken back on the stretch turn and came with a lielated ru-h in the la-l lurlong. JESSUP BURN had BO mlahapa. RYE STRAW set ■ fast pace to the stretch and tired, but llni-li. d gamely. Scratched- 1 L1.1Q Merrick. 107. SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. 1948— 1:49%— 4— 108. Parse 8999. 3-year olds aad upward. 1pr/"*rr »Jl I Silliic. Net value to winner . 2lo: SCCOBd, 0; third. 0. lad Hoi-is AWtPPSt % %. % Str Fin Jockeys Owners o n C P S 1543 em :; i rat 114 I t 11 ; Goos. A Webei t 7 •; 2] 6-3 i:;:. aa C ;••: : . , 1 | 1 1 : ■ r peak :: 9 Brash i | 1 lli.SAGXAR asa I 192 77. I Hanover W Martin SI N M 1". R FLYING FEET a I IOC I 3 8 8 ft 4" 4= Borel W G Tanks I KI t I - "■ ORiE . iv; ill I S Loftua H 0 Bedweil .; IN M t R-8 i."i--"i"HILT " SQUAW w it I mi 7 s | •; ti. 7- fill tmbroee S Louis 1. 0 M s 4 • .-!. 1:1:1 11 wa ■ I - ■ 7 Hopkins " S Wil- n 12 1.". !• I 8-5 l.v:". CUTTYHINK aa I M2 I W : 9 9 8 ; Dlgglna .1 W Pangrle 10 tt ,1 1500V POWERS aa I 183 J I .". 5» 7 :• c Turner C W Ifurd :: 1 :: 7 ".7 10 IOEBUCK vm: i in 1" 7 1" 1" |0 KI lfl Gordon E E McCaroo HI 1 30 IJ I Time. 2525, 51. IM%. 1:47 s. Track slow. tj Winner— Rr. h. by Previon- Hatasoo trained bv .1. S. Ward. w Weni to i»-t at 1 12 t |"-t :. minul-. Start good and xlow. Won driving: second and third the same. BFFENDI, a decided acrobat, wa- in close quarters during the lir-t half, but moved up rapidly in the stretch when clear aad outgai 1 Rahman at the finish. BAGMAN showed the most early speed and -.1 ih. pace to midway of the stretch, but tired mull 1 punishment near the .ml. AGNAR closed ■ big ~n front a slow beginning Into ■ close up third. FLYINfl FEET also made up much ground. FORCE and SLEETH null after running well to the stretch. V. Powers quit early and rai. - Inconalatentl; Si rati lo.l 1 500* Bescfa Sand. M7: 1531 Moiitagnie. 108; 1531 Aviator. 99; 1511 Joe Rose 110" loV.l-Slr Edward. 110. Overa eights— Flying Feet, 2 pounds; Cutty hunk, 3.