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CHARLESTON FORM CHART. CHARLESTON. S. C. TUESDAY. JANUARY 28. 1913. F.i met! 1 Park. Third day. narlesteu Fair and Raring Astmriation. Wintoi F-etin.; •■! 55 days. 11 books un ■ Weather clear. Presiding Steward, W P Barcfa. Presiding Judge, W. F- Scholte. Starter, J. nee- Milton. Baring s .- 1 t arj . ;. 1 Pons. Racing M»n- a! 2. :.ii |. in Chicago time 1:39 p. m.. W Indicates whip, s spars. P. blinker-. Film- in parentheses following the distance ..i each race indicate mde number, track record, age ©1 horse and weigh I carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. /QTpr FIBST BACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1*23 l:fltt«£ 1 IftttT Purse «0. 1-year-olds ami ap Ot i k3 «v«rd NelUng. Mel ralae to winner ej2.v - rond. *50; third. «2T». lad Hot . Wi FFsi , . , sir 1 in Jockeys Itwoers I! 1 p s MIS THE Syl* IRE ra8 1M : 9 .11 Van tfolenJ tfahone? • W7 ioci-oisH a 4 |e_- ,. wdu en II B florin • W S I I M H l"4 v 7 • M 11 ■ " I I 11 !•■!■ . • I .i 10 IT*=i5THKL I.E UULMJS wb « 1*7 I I I* Butwell B McBridi ■; .", s . :: -j 7 |.,; ... OCHEENJJA.NI -w 4 m H U » 8| ti1 and I Denoier N ii Davis A id iu a J/J f38ll isiomi ijf.w 1:11 w n :. 111 ! I n , ■. e picket! 1: V Haymaker 1 1-2 ,. , 1 1 hkki: 1 [» u 11 i hTJj j 10 ;tii- 81 7- C Peak I. LeBlond pi 10 M I • .it. in siiN I t-i- i HI •" "• IS - E Martin II ■ F-lv.ii 1 ., :. 1 :"»F. K n .- ■■•; I n n ti l«i I :■ ! !- ■ Trojtfer W T McOivney 10 15 U « 3 •■]- 1 i y SYBIL nl M 9 i ■: W "- to] Ftord G Klng-Dodds« - 7 :•_ 1; •■ 6138 WW ARTS ilil.l. vn :. llllo 3 n 11 H 11 T K ernet C Bills I , I 9j I • liuie. 24.. 49. 1:022-,. 1:09-.. Track fast. Winner Ch. •-. by Prince of Melbourne -Homespun trained by C. L. Mack. Weal to 1.0-1 :it 2:l." . At i oM 2 minutes. Start im»1 and slow. Won driving; second and third the ■ 1 me THE HI EIRE began slowly, bat moved up steadily under ml Id urging and. in 1 game linen, oi |K sed ol COREOPSIS In the last sixteenth. COREOPSIS ran -m-II iii all the way, but tired sligut! near tie end. IINV TIM made 1111 ground and Bnisbed last and ganndy. ETHEL I.E BRUME ran in closes earfj pursuit and took the lead in the stretch, but tired in the last sixteenth. SEMI-QI AVER wss going fast at Hi. end. POTSCH ouit badly after setting the pace te the homestretch. PENDANT closed a great gap. Scratched 8619 on Cnrran, lie. lyerweiuhl- Fiho| Fe Itriiine. 1 1 id: Semi |U aver. 2: fli-cr I "p. 2 : Eol-cli. :.[: Swarfs Hill. ■ . /~»rr/» SECOND BAOB 3-4 Mile. 1889 1:12-. 1 113.1 Parse 8388L S-year-olda, BeBmg. O *J i O Net value- to winner 8225; M OTitd, 888; Ihinl. *2".. Ind Horses AWtPPSt ■; v. % str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II C P S ill. M 1 HE POST W H7 .". •". V 1J 1- 1"- Skirin .1 W M.i . a ■ - 7 a 1 2 OUl 6946 GARDENIA m 107 1 1 -" 3| .: S* Go» W P Reed 1 I 11 " l 1 • f. III I.TON KING un 1111 I I t .lj: : T Koerner C Bills 8-3 *-3 8-5 1-2 out 6946 1-M.FA GRANE a bui. 7 3 •"• I U 1 Pickens N B Davis l"i M SO 7 :: 6281 VRMOR w W2 1 t 4 :■ 5* ■ • ■ H Martin W P Schulte m 13 15 • ■. ... m-kiki, «e. lej e,7 7 7 •■ •■ Ford R Bresler 8 12 12 •" 2J 6946 FASCEtS wb 181 ■ : I-- 7 Butwell .1 1, Holland W la 12 .. 2J Time, 245. 48K. 1:18%. Track fast. Winner p.. f. by Flligranc .m Aagnsta trained by J. W. May. Weni to post at 3K». At i ist 2 minutes. Start good sad slow for all bul FIEF. w..n easily: bci 1 and thud iliiiu-. GUIDE POST ran under restraint for the tir-; half and. taking the lea. I when his rider tvas reii.lv. drew aw.iv and won easing up. GABDENIA ran In forward contention :ill the way. bat tired 11 ml just lasted long enough to hold second place. CHILTON KING was going fast .-it the end after closing a gap from ■ tdow beginning. ELLA GBANE ran well. ABMtIB showed -peed. FASCES nail after set iin the early pace and running a good half. Scratched 4000 Merry Chase, 95 OvervceUhK Cardeni;.. 2 pounds: Chilton Kim. :. . : Ella Orane. :;. ; Fasces. 2. £»rrrrT tiiikd RACK 7-8 Mile. 1838— 1:27%— 3 -118. Purse s::o* . 3-year-olds and upward. 0«/ 4 • Allow-iilices. Net value io winner 8285; tteoad, 868; third. 82and. Ind Horses AV:PPSt •, , Stl Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S J948»CARX,TON c, ma 8 112 - I -" 2.. V 2 l» J Wilson A Melons ■;:, ;,, ; :, 1 :; out IM..-HKIM-.I.ICAN" Wh 4 183 1 _ :: 1- F- ! V 1 Mclntyre.l O liio-.i I •" 1 t I lout •;:M". VO-LTHORPE w 5 181 3 3 11 ■■- ■■- V V Musgrve F E Brown 8 H b» : 7 11 iv,-i. j i- | 1-.1.1 v w MS - :. ;.- ::• :,". :,i •; F. Martin H G Badwell 20 SB 20 u 1 r.:i;7 i.KMio. "!•: a 7 nr i t i. i- P t". ".! Buxton C D Cheaault 38 30 30 I 3 6617 MUD SELL wn .". hTi : I t i I Goo* 10 B htcCaigO 30 30 N I -Time. 241-,. 483.-,. 1M%, 1-.2S1-.. Track fast. Winner Ch. h. by Carlton Grange Resignation trained by A. MahmeE W -iii to post at 3:34. Vt im.-i 1 ailnutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second ami third the same. C A ELTON G. ran un.hr restraint for the irsl half mile, but had to be hustled hard la the stretch and. saving much ground on the turn, wore KEPFP.I.HAN down iii Cue lasi twenty yards. REPUBLICAN showed greal early speed and set a fast pace, bat tired in the linal drive. VOI.THOKPE ran forwardly and 1. eld on gamely through the final struggle. LEAMENCE showed Improve meat. MFD SILL ran a bad race. JCQIEL1NA ran sluggishly early, bat finished frt. Overweights Volthorpe, 1 pound. r* r rr Q FOURTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 1818— 1:45— 4— 188» Purs.- btt. 3-year-olds O *J I O and ujiward. BeBing Handicap. Net value to winner 8310; second. 888; third. 1. lad Horses AWtPPSt M. ,■ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners o H c P 9 ■948 MILTON B. 9 1187 :: 3 f| 31 2i 2 1- Buxton C 1 Ckeaault 2 S] 3-2 3-5 out 6643HUSKT I. AD WB G f*i 4 4 1,; 1 1- 1 2*4 Skirvir. L H Adair 1 ■". •" 8-6 1-5 6481 !viT-"i:Nii am 7 1*1 .". 1 4- J» V "■ ■■■ Vandnsen 11 B Gerin 2 H-SH-53-5 out i,4s] FONT wn 7 .17 2 2 2"- t:; VI V P Mint- n Tennessee Stable 1" M 30 H "■ 6947 1 WT N WIGGINS wa 7 110 1 •". ■ a a r. 5 J Wilson J y Burttschell 2 Il-511-57-10out Tine-. 24. 483. 1:18%, 1:41-,. 1:45*,. Track fast. Winner— P.. g, by Claude — Ville Marie trained by C. D. Cheaaalt. Went : 1 post at 1:02. At pest 1 minute, start .Hij and slow. Wen easily; second and third driving. MILTON P.. was bard ridden for almost the entire way and. gaining steadily after going a half mile, drew ;. :u in the stretch and won easing un. HUSKY FAD showed the most eariy speed and .-t the pace to the stretch, but tired in the last eighth. EFFEND1 stumbled repeatedly in the first quarter, but ran well and would hare been closer up but for the accident. FONT ran fairly well. I.AWTON WIGGINS was always outpaced. l7Q FIFTH RACE- 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1823—1:08%— 4— 188. Purse .SM00. .".year olds anil up- 0 *J i « J ward. Seandteg. Net value to winner 8225; second. 838; third 823. lad Horses AWtPPSt £ % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C p 1 M8B SYFYBSTRIS w C 111 - o _" 2»| 2 1- Pickens N B Davis la la 12 - hi 6806 ROSE QUEEN w 7 kM 3 1 1-- I»j l" - H Martin H G Badwell 7-BW-10B-2O1 I imt 6601 liONKBY w 4 Ml 1 I I1 ::; ::; :;" Dreyer AW Foulk ?i SO l-» 12 1 6648 AJIORE7T m i i-i 1 2 * 411 4 v- ktemdOB C n Rav :;-: 14-513-51 lOout 6059 PINK I.AHY w :: W E B B» •"." ■" •". Skirvin l Y J Btesell 30 SO :.u !•". 1 inm FATJTBROLA u I 188] I I 4" ti .-, .. Trozler ■! W Hedrick S 1" 1 i 2 1 a lime, 88%, 4845. l:0iy5, 1:08V5. Track fast. Winner — I!r. m. by Nasturtium 1111nl trained by J. Y. Davisi. Went to post al t:2.s. At p. si 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. SYLYESTRIS ran in close pursuit of ROSE QUEEN to I be last eighth, where s|,c moved into the lead with ■ rash and won going away. ROSE QUEEN showed the most early speed and set a fast pace, but tired 1 -dlv and unexpectedly in the last sixteenth. MONKEY was well up all the y and held oa gamely in the final drive. AMORET was outpaced, but was going fast iit the end. FATHEEOI.A quit Scratched 8644 Tarts, 101; 8623 Chilton Sqoaw, 87; 8808 Gagaaat, 81. Overweights — Eatbero.a. 1 . pounds. /•r_Q/_ sixth RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs, us-.:: 1:08%— 4—188. Parse 8388. l-year-oUm mat up- Ot/Ov ward. Selling. Net vah;e to winner 8225; Second, 830; third. 828, Ind Horses AWtPPSt U _• % Str Pin Jockeys Owners o II C P S ■ I .; TOISON DDE we. 7 IM S S 1» I1 I 1":- liuxlon .1 M goods 2] 3 11-01 1-2 6S4C JACK NINNAl.I.Y" wis • 148 1 2 I1 "» ■■■ -■ C Peak A I- Dayton 1 5 5 2 -I .". I ■■;!.; siKl.l.la HND w 7 187 2 s 5J 2h 2 1 Gooai Miss B A Tyson 21 S G 2 6-3 R616 BERTIS wn •" ha 7 4 S1 8 "";- 4; C Grand .1 L Bryan1 -• I" la s 6459 FKI.FAST W 5 111 W 1 H » • » Pickett O Ilak 10 13 W 1 R949 TIGER JIM W 7 1iS :t 12 M *• 1 | i** Corey Q .1 Day - CO M 38 W ;..:i 1 • iiTNi Y BELLE a ". lit 3 C 2» r. i 7. Bauer T Morgan N 15 15 I ■:. o, ,1 nili 17 REED w "■ iori 11 7 l« |aa T1. 8 Skirvin W C Wis.- 20 23 23 I 1 • .;. • BEX PRIOR w* 8 M8 12 11 11*11*11] I" Bruce W Lewis • 30 12 6 3594 PAIR ATALA.NTA W 5 M9 It N 12 12 » 1"- .1 Hanover R Forrest.-i- Et H C8 30 HI ■ !•. MON AMI wa I 101 1; 9 7- 5] 9 11 Wolf -l M Cooper 1 5 8] 2 1 OLH THETIS a 7 lu7 1 3 4"M 12 12 Van BotenJ West 15 1". 10 1 s ., Time. 24, 49K. 1:09,. Tiack fast. Winner Ch. g, by Blues Gotdfiece Drained by J. M. Goodei. Went to pes at l:" 7. At post •! minutes. Siii good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. TOISON DOR began fast and. taking the had. Kbowed much -peed in pac ,-ikiii. bul tired in the ►t retell and Jast lasted long enough te win. JACK NINNAl.I.Y was crowded back soon after the start •iii. closing a big gap in tie lasi quarter, ahaost uoi un in ■ -nine finish. SPEFEHOFND moved up with ■a rush 11 the stretch nun. but tired in the last eighth. BERTIS closed a id;. gap and moved np 1 io the lasi quarter P.F.I. fast was rorred to go wide and -uffered from Interference soon after the ~::n- riGER JIM was running test al the end. QITNCY P.F.I. I.E and MAURICE REED showed speed early. Overweights- Spellbound. 1 pound- Belfast, •": Tiger Jim. 2: Qaincy Belle. 2: Fair Atalaiila, 2.
