view raw text
BUTTE FORM CHART BUTTE MONT WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21 1912 Eighteenth day Untie Jockey Club and Fair Associa ¬ tion Su ier Meeting of o days 19 books on Weather clear llacing starts at 210 p m Chicago time 340 p in Indicates apprentice allowance zLAT K11ST ItACK 58 Mild S522 uJi 100 Purse 300 3yearolds and upward tfcVJ Selling Nt value to winner 225 second 50 third S25 Ind Horses AWtPPSt A Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S in I2 1 Cavangh J Jt Barnes C 8 C 2i 65 65r r = 411 2ii Taplin Helena Stable 2J 3 3 8fi 1 3 2J 3 McDowll W A Alters 10 12 5 2 1 410 DR XEUFER w 3 102 10 2 2 22 3 4 S Johnson C W Mondorff 8 13 10 4 a 1r J SXXOr Wit 5 109 5 3 GU eu h nS E Cotton MuItnomahStable 30 100 10010040 100 40 20 4319QUEEN 204319QUEEN UI7TII wit 3 102 7 7 7 8 7 Ch Buxton Chanticler Stable 3 1653 1 12 435 ALBERT JOXES W 3 10S 3 5 4l 4U 1 73 AAarren J R Simpson 15 25 20 S 4 44or LADY MIXT wit 3 105 9 10 10 9 9 S3 Corey M M Pirker 6 15 10 4 1335 VIMlR wis 3 100 11 1 rn 7 S 9 Forsythe J Cuneo 5 10 10 4 2 4 i9r MEXDKX w S 109 88 9 10 10 10 = Shriller D E Liddle 30 30 30 I C 4320 fARMIEL w 5 107 411 11 11 11 11 Anderson C II McCoy o 10010040 0 Tine 24 491s 101 Track fast Winner fastWinner B f by McGee Francisc trained by II Mack MackTfVtnt10 TfVtnt10 IMS at y A Ijst l n imite Start good and slow AVon easily second and third driving Al K IKL ran into the lead early aid setting the pace to the end won eased up DECENCY was out la ecd early but closed a big gap and 1 nishel with a rush ROBERT MITCHELL was always in cloe at ¬ tendance on tiie leaders and finished ga nely IK NEHFER quit as usual after showing speed QUEEV Ul III was never close to the leaders and can do better Sera tched 44 i I son 10 10irl Overweights Aul irl 2 pounds Albert Jones Lady Mint Queen Huth 2 SKCOND 1JACE4 12 Furlongs July 20 WI2 rr 110 Purse 300 2vearold Selling Net value to winner i22i second TiO third 25 Ind Horses AWtPPSt ij y Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 4157 0KOXITE w 107 1 2 2 3 2 k V Ormes II Fink 44U7 Fink44U7 MoLLlE RICHARDS w 101 2 4 nk vit s 2 J Mclntyre Burbank Stable 1 111011101214 86H4 4 5KHEX CLOTH W 111 J 3 4J 4l 41 3J D Kolnnd L D Fossett 10 15 15 5 86 H4 XIFTY wit 106 41 I3 1 = l I Taplin Chanticler Stable 5 S 7 2 45 4244 FOKGE w 109 3 5 5 T2J McCskey F Risk 12 30 20 7 2 41MPMISSIE 710KBXOK w 104 7 5 G 6 C Buxton J O G II Keenet 7 5 95 710 KBXOK LLORENTFJ w 105 57 7777 Corey B Scbreibcr SO 100 100 20 10 fastWinner Time 10Time 24 49 553 Track fast Winner WhiteWent Br c by Voorhees Arisbe trained by C White Went to post at i At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon handily second and third driv ¬ ing OKOXITK after running close up from the start forged to the front when a sixteenth out and standing a drive well won going away MOLLIE RICHARDS ran forwardly all the wav but tired and swerved under punishment in the stretch GREEN CLOTH ran well and out gamed NIFTY for third place MI PY showed a good turn of speed in setting the pace but tired in the final drive MISSIE ran noorlv throughout s rtt rttfilial filial I IOTMII iiti im Senor Llorente 1 zLl zLlvCi vCi THIRD RACE 58 Mile S322 riO 3 105 Purse 300 liyearolds and upward jttirv t Selling Net value to winner 22 second 50 third 2 tmgf 14 yt str Fill Jockeys u ii v u v t 0 4iOS1ORIMAR LAD 3 10S 3 1 1 1 1 AVarren II T Batcheler 4 5i 5 S5 45 4230 TILLIXGHAST Wit 7 114 S 2 4 4 = 1 4i 21 Buxton AV Gabriel C 8 8 3 75 4129 124242SALT1GRADIO SHOOTIXG SPRAY WB 4 112 9 G 7 C 5 3 = McCskey M Ryan 32 13532 45 12 4242SALT1GRADIO w 3 102 77 f 5 C 4 J MclntyreAV G Jenkins C 7 7 2 1 37ttsKVLVAGE 7571013QI w 10 109 10 4 2i 2 22 Shriner AV St AMncent 3 4 31 75710 13QI ODD ROSE Wit 5 107 59 S S S 6 Taplin S J Durkec 2f CO 30 12 C 10901C2 41M TLOREXCE KRIPP w 3 105 2 10 10 10 10 7J McDowll J Pierron 40 50 GO 20 10 901C2 FOLK w 4 110 6 S 997 8nk Rosen J Hinote 20 CO 50 20 10 4336 THE FAD w 5 114 1 5 579 9 = 1 J Parker Dallas Stable 15 30 30 12 C 9 YO SOLO wi 4 114 4 3 31 31 3l 10 Corey O Sanford 15 25 20 8 4 Time 24 43 100 Track fast Winner MasonAVent fastWinner Ch g by Orimar Lula Marr trained bv L P Mason AVent to post at 44 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won cantoring second and third driv ¬ ing OHIMAR LAD went to the front with a rush and making the pace fast all the way won in a can ¬ ter TILLINGHAST came from the rear in the homestretch and finished fast SHOOTING SPRAY closed a big gap and outstayed SALTIGRADE for third place The latter finished well SALVAGE4 showed speed but tired in the stretch The winner entered for 200 was bid up to S4 and bought in Scratched 4211 Hamsy 114 440riBellsnicker 114 Overweights Orimar Lad 1 pound Saltigrade 1 Folk 1 f A rj FOURTH RACE 1 Mile and 20 Yards 7 7r 141 0 1 OU Purse 300 3yearolds Tttt I J and upward Selling Net value to winner 22r second r 0 third f25 Ind Horses AAVtPPSt 11 Str Fin Jockeys O H C P S 43G3 STARTLER Wit 4 102 4 G 2t 23 2 2s I2 1 14l29sE1XGItAA7ER 4l29sE1XGItAA7ER Wit C 108 fi 3 I1 I2 12 21 AVarren Dallas Stable S5 85 11102Cout 4409 JACK LAXSOX W 5 111 516 5 4 32 3 Shriner Montana Stable 1 95 85 12 out 4261 MILT JOXES w 4 103 2 4 41 43 5 5 42 McDowll J McCranor 30 GO GO 15 3 4409 ACCMEX wsit 5 106 3 2 33 3 3 4 = 512 Taplin M Foster 57585 3T 42I GORE w 5 108 1 5 5666 G S Johnson AV F Ford 40 150 ISO 40 20 20Time Time 24 494J 114 140 142 Track fast AVinner Br f by Stalwart Rossa trained by J AV Parker ParkerAVent AVent to post at 410 At post 1 minute Start good and fast AAon easilv second ami third driving STARTLER followed ENGRAAKIt closely during the early running and after slight urging in the stretch uore him down and won going away ENGRAVER set a fast pace and ran a good race only giving way in the iinal hundred yards JACK LAXSOX was outpaced and failed to finish with a rush as usual todav MILT JONES ran fairly well ACUMEN showed sjieed but quit badly Overweights Startler 1 pound Acumen 1 i I r7 FIFTH RACE 5 12 Furlongs 4322 103 1 104 Purse 300 3yearolds and up rSrtfc I L ward Selling Nel value to winner 225 second 50 third 25 Ind Horses AAVtPPSt U Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 4362 FRAXK G HOGAX Wit 5 111 6 2 I1 1 I2i I3 Cavangh Chicago Stable S5 95 75 35 13 4S77 Oil AS GOI5TZ w 3 107 25 4 4 32 2l Anderson E J Barnes S5 2S 2i 45 25 254381MARY 4381MARY EMILY W 3 107 5 3 3i 3i 43 3 = Taplin J A Lawrence 3 41 4 32 710 7104G12TITBE 4G12TITBE ROSE w 5 112 71 23 22 2k 43 Pauley G Hodges 12 15 12 4 32 324121XO 4121XO QUARTER wsi S 116 4 G 765 5 t Corey G Bassett 10 20 15 5 85 85433iBIUTON 433iBIUTON wit 4 114 37 6 5 C C4 AVarren Elmview Farm 15 50 40 10 4 3992 FORCE w C 114 1 4 5777 McGinn J J Agoa 20 SO 75 25 12 Time 12Time 24 Vi 49 101 108 Track fast fastAViuner AViuner B g by Ilawkswick AVedding Day trained by F AA Doss DossAVent AVent to post at 451 At post 1 minute Start poor and slow AVon easily second and third driving I RANK G HOGAX quickly took the lead and increasing his advantage steadily easily won all the way CHAS GOETZ was shut off on the backstretch but made up ground and finished in game fashion MARY lMILY was always a forward and game contender TUBE ROSE tired badly after running in closest pur ¬ suit to the stretch BRITON ran a good race from a slow beginning Scratched 1377 Ben Stone 115 SIXTH RACE 5 12 Furlongs 4322 105 3 101 Purse 300 3yearolds and np ward Selling Net value to winner 225 second Sr0 third 25 Ind Horses Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 4377 LADY TENDI W 4 112 7 1 1W 22 12 12 12 D Boland Brooklyn Stable 4 2354J 8 41S4ORBA SMILE W 5 114 2 3 5 4k 4t 2nt AVarren Shook Phillips 6 S 7 2J 65 65Ink 4377 PASSEXGER PASSEXGER4377LA 5 114 1 2 2wit Ink n 22 32 Buxton Terminal Stable 3 4 1351 12 123i 4377LA CAXADORA wit 3 107 6 4 4wn 3i 32 33 41 IForsythe California Stable 3 7 7 25 Go 4424MAXDADERO 4424MAXDADERO4t2G wn 3 107 3 7 7wn 666 52 Taplin L B Bird G 7 5 2 1 14tG 4t2G = TIM JUDGE wn 4 116 4 6 6w 777 61 Cavangh J Cuneo 4 G 51 2 1 4320 LETITIA w 5 114 5 5 4 5 5 7 Corey II I AVilson 15 40 40 12 G GTime Time 23J 48 108 Track fast AAinuer B f by Sir Hercules Tendi trained by E L Jones JonesAVent AVent to post at f 22 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AAon easily second and third driving LADY TENDI after following PASSENGER to the stretch turn went to the front quickly and easily out staved ORBA SMILE The latter swung extremely wide wheu entering tin stretch but finished fast out giining the tiring PASSENGER for second place hi the last stride PASSENGER set the early pace and tiled badly from chasing LADY TENDI LA CAZADORA ran well to the stretch and dropped back MAX DADEUO from a slow start ran a capital rrce
