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JAMESTOWN FORM CHART NORFOLK VAf SATURDAY APEIL 12 1913 Kleventh day Jamestown Jockey Club Spring Meet ¬ ing of 15 days 17 books on Weather showery Presiding Steward Frank J Iryan Presiding Judge Kdward Cole Starter Mars Cassidy Racing Secretary Joseph W McLennan Racing starts at liGO p m Chicago time 130 p in W indicates whip S spurs D blinkers Fig ¬ ures in parentheses following the distance of eacli race indicate Index number track record age of horse and weight carried Indicates apprentice allowance Hf 7 FZ I FIRST RACK 78 Mile OOG13 120 3 IOC Purse 300 3yei yearolds and upward I I J JL Selling Net value to winner 225 second 50 third 25 Ind Horses AWtPPSt J 14 StrFIn Jockeys O H C P S 7712MONTAGNIB ws C 107 2 1 3i 2t 1 JiJ 1 Montour II D Carter 5C5 45 720out 714 RUNG ACCOUNT w 8 112 5 4 l k I3 2 2s 22 Dutwell W F Redmond 4 88 2J C5 4 NEW RIVER ws 4107 i 8 Ci 4 4 3 Van IVotcnF Regan 388332 7IOI D IFANK wn 4 102 7 7i8 3 = 3s 4nfe W Ward G P Sherman 20 25 25 8 3 i8 DIjVN FRANCES w 5 100 S 7l 6s u3 Corey J Forrester Forrester5J 10 10 10 3 55 718 JIM O w 4 10S 4 5J 5i G1 C Knight 1 Charles 15 15 12 4 85 701McLEOD F wis 4 107 1 C S 8 8 8 7 Wolfe MI Conran 10 12 12 4 85 701 JIM RAY ws 4 107 3 3 2 41 l n 75 8 Skirvin II E Davis SO 60 CO 20 8 Time 25 SO1 116 130 Track muddy Winner Ch h by Isidor Uarbarina teamed by R D Carter Went to post at 2 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won easily seVond and third driv ii p MONTAGNIK do up froiiMhe start moved up on the outside while going down the backstretch a d wearing the leader lown went to the front with a rush while rounding the las turn ami easily dis p sed of his opposition i the last quarter RUNNING ACCOUNT began fast and ran into a good leul in t e rirst quarter but til d when the winner challenged NKW RIVKIt closed a big gap from a slow be ¬ ginning wellScratched into a close up t ird OLD HANK rail well throughout ItLANCIIIJ FKANCKS finished well Scratched 7734 Rubia Granda 107 7714 Dust 100 7JS Merise 107 7733 Merry Chase DO 7731 Fawn 105 105Overweights Overweights Itlanclie Frances 2 pounds Jim O 1 t 7 r7 K f SKCOND RACK Short Course Altont 1 34 Miles 1 17 3SJO i 144 Steeiilechase I SteeiilechaseI I tl Purse 300 1yearolds and upward Handicap Net value to winner 225 second secondV V 50 third Ind Horses AWtPPSt 3 7 10 Str Fin Jockeyo Owners O H C P S 7072 NOTTINGHAM w 4 119 5 1 2l 2 J 2 2J 23 lh H Doyle W Long iij 8585 35 14 Garth7G723SANCTIM 7072 JlL ARMOUR w 4 13S 2 3 1 = I2 Ink p 1 = 2l Dupee 1 Garth 25 25 2 45 13 7G723SANCTIM ws 5 133 4 53 5J31 3J 3i S s 315 3 = W Allen S Allen 4 fi C 2 1 7572 7107C722WATERWAY DR HEARD w 10 13S 1 C 41 4U 5 4 4 4 E Holder D F Kinney 5 10 7 2 710 7C722WATERWAY w 10 155 C 2 5 5 4s Fell E Griilin R M Taylor C 7 7 25 1 7G70 SIR CLEGE8 ws S 142 3 4 Fell Ford J O Talbott 15 20 20 84 84Time Time 333V4 Track muddy Winner PendingWent Itr g by Sir Dixon Real Lace trained by R Pending Went to post at 247 At post minutes Start good and slow Won driving second and third the same NOTTINGHAM fenced well and followed the pacemaker closely to the stretch turn then wore her down in the last eighth and outgamed her in a close finish JULIA ARMOUR outran the others until in the last eighth then tired but linished gamely SANCTIM was messed about and finished with a belated rush WATERWAY fell at the ninth and SIR CLECJKS at the lirst jump DR HEARD ran poorly Overweights Sir Cleges 4 pounds 1 7 rj K O THIRD RACK 34 Mile 88114 112 4 100 Purse 300 3yearolds and upward 4 4 tJ O Selling Netvvalue to winner 225 second 50 third 25 Ind Horses AWtPPSt ii SA i Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P 7C14TODDLING n 4 114 5 3 IS 15 1s I1 Pickett J U Strode 45 1 7730 = THE GARDENER v 7 109 2 2 27734MISS 25 3U 3i 22 Taplin J Cahill 3 3J 3i 45 13 7734MISS JONAH s 5 103 7 4 5 41 4 3U Scharf J AV Hadrick 12 15 15 5 2 7734 TOUCH ME v 5 113 S 5 41 2 2k 4J A FergusnD Dunlop W 40 15 6 74 I i JACK NUN NALLYx B 9 110 3 7 777173TIGEiR i Cnt C 5ntC Miller A F Dayton 12 12 12 4 85 77173TIGEiR JIM v s 7 105 1 1 17il9 78 7 CJ Montour G J Day 23 30 30 10 4 4i 7il9 MALITINE v C 106 4 C i 5i 5 7 ° AVlfe Miss E A Tyson 5 fi C 2 A5 7717 ROSEBURG IV WSB 3 102 C S 8888 Skirvin J H McCarren 20 30 30 10 3 muddyWinner Time 25 49 116 Track muddy Winner MarlmanWent 15 g by Toddington Countess Pepper trained by G H Marlman Went to post at 315 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv iig TODDLING was favored by the going and went to the front at the start and led under slight re ¬ straint all the way THE GARDENER ran well and slipping through on the inside when entering the homestretch linished gamely MISS JONAH wore the tiring TOUCH ME down and got up in the tinnl stride for third place The latter showed early speed but tired after going a half mile JACK NUN NALLY quitScratched ran fairly well MALIT1NK quit Scratched 7J23Thrifty 103 7730Eaton 111 7730 Cynosure 103 Overweights Toddling 3 pounds The Gardener 2 T T PV A FOURTH RACE 1 Mile 99594 139 7 114 First Running Jamestown Handicap 4 4 Ott Value 1000 3yearolds and upward Selling Net value to winner 720 second 100 third 100 Iiil Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 7 0 75 3 VOLTHORPE w 5 105 fi 1 H 1 12 I3 I3 Schutger F E Drown 7098 FUTURITY FUTURITY7il wn 4 03 5 4 3 3w ii olt o = 2J 2 McCahey AV F Carmody 7il DISCOVERY w 3 00 4 3 2 2wn t 3J 3 31 3 Snider H P AVhitney 7C9I VOTES wn 3 5 2 2 a awn fi1 4U 4 48 Montour F Musante fi S S 7729 HOFFMAN HOFFMAN77283EXTON wn 7 10S 3 5 4 4wn 5 5 G5 Duxton F AV A she K S S 77283EXTON wn 3 DO 1 C 0 6 C fi Skirvin AA I Maupin S S S muddyWinner Time 24 49 114 141 Track muddy Winner 15 h by Woolsthorpe Voltario trained by F E lirown lirownWent Went to post at 340 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon cantering second and third driving VOLTHORPE left the barrier with a rush and drawing away into an easy lead while rounding the lirst turn won all the wav and mushed easing iir FUTURITY dropi ed into second place on the back stretch but had to be hard ridden through the last eighth to outstay DISCOVERY The latter came through on the inside on the stretch turn and made a game finish but was in close quarters all of the last sixteenth VOTES scented handicapped by the going and had a rough race HOFFMAN showed early speed but quit in the last half halfScratched Scratched 77353Merry Lad 102 7575 Judge Mouek 9o Overweights 9oOverweights Exton 2 nouiids rr ry pr pr FIFTH RACE 12 Mile ss7cs 17 2 122 Purse 30 30t t i O O Net value to winner 225 second 50 third 25 Ind Horses Str Fin Jockeys O H C P S 5 = SONNY BOY wn 10G 10 3 2i 2 1 Deronda A R Joiilin 5 C fi 2 1 1i343BULGAR i343BULGAR wn 110 fi 2 I1 I1 2 Corey J J McCiifferty 4 5 31 65 12 12iI iI 2TRADE MARK w 100 U 1 3 4 Troxler H P AAhitney 85 S5 85 45 720 05 3EDNA LESKA wi 10G 3 5 4l 3 4 ilusgrve Tennessee Stable 10 12 12 5 2 2715iCOLONEiL 715iCOLONEiL C w 103 S 7 81 uj Robbins M Foster 20 30 30 10 4 72 3CHAS CAiNNfELL will 7 4 51 Pickett J M Xiinmer 4 4 4 S5 35 720 AVANITA WB 10S 5 fi fih 71 71 Butwell R Parr 10 12 42 5 2 2LOUISE LOUISE TRAVERS w 107 2 10 10 S S Nathan E J McGraw 20 40 40 15 G 72 XODIAC w 107 4 S 71 9 = 9 AAolfe R T AVilson 30 40 40 15 fi 59 SANTANECA w 07 1 9 810 10 Scharf J AV Hedrick 100 103 100 40 20 20Time2i muddyWinner Time2i 49 Track muddy Winner JoplinAVent Ch c liy Nasturtium California trained by AV O Joplin AVent to poSt at 40J At post minutes Start good and slow AVon driiving second and third the same SONNY HOY alter being a forward contender from the start moved up quickly when going to the stretch turn where he w nt wide and lost a couple of lengths but came again and finishing gamely out ¬ stayed ISUHfAR in tin final drive The latter began quickest and outran the others for the first three eigiilis but was tiring at the end TRADE MARK ran well and saved ground when entering the home ¬ stretch but also tired in the last sixteenth EDNA LESKA ran a good race and linished close up COLONEL beginningOverweights C closed a gap from n slow beginning Overweights Edna Leska 1 pound Clias Camiell 2 AVanita 1 7756 SIXTH KACE 34 Mile 88914 112 4 100 Purse 300 3yearolds and upward Selling Net value to winner 225 second 50 third 25 AWtPPSt Vi i4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 7 9RYE STRAAV wn 5 110 1 1 IU 1 IU 1 Connolly A Martin 2 2 S5 35 14 7 3 GROSAEiNOR wn 3 92 5 2 5 5 4l 2 k Snider Tennessee Stable 2331 13 77182 THEO COOK 7 09 4 3 h Snt 2 3k AV AArard G P Sherman S 15 15 5 S 7 94 CHERRY SEED wn 4 105 2 4 2l 2 311 4 Duxton J AV Hedrick 15 15 5 S5 7i FATHEROIjA s 4 103 3 5 4 = 4s 5 5 AVolfe S Louis 2 2J 24 71011 Time 71011Time 24 48 l15 i Track muddy MartinAVent Winner fh g by Griffon Ardstraw trained by AV Martin AVent to post at 435 At post 3 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing RYE STRAW was favored by the going and sprinting into an easv lead in the first eighth won all the way under slight restraint mil finished casing up GROSVEXOR was outrun to the stretch turn but cosed a gup witji a rush into i fast going second THEO COOK saved ground all the way and finished gamely CHERRY SEED ran i i closest pursuit to the stretch and tired in the final drive FATHEROLA quit anJ ran below bis true for n nScratched Scratched 7r ROM Queei 7 7751 Hoffman 110 77r4 = Futuritv 10S 7757 SEVENTH RACE i MHO 9u i 114 Pmse 100 3yearoMs Net value to winner 300 second 70 third 0 Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 Str Fin Jockeys O H C P S 77282CHUCKLES w 104 3 3 2i Ink lh 1 J l Buxtou E J McGrnw 3 4 4 1 out 772S out772S TALEOARRIER w 101 4 4 3 4 4 3 J 2k Montour MrsIjALivgston t 10 10 3 1 7Wout7ii 7i 2J ARMOR w lOfi 5 5 4 3 2 = 2 = 3 Musgrvo Tennessee Stable 71091015 7Wout 7ii GOOD DAY wn lOfi 1 1 li 2J S 4 = 4 Skirvin AV T McGlvney 5 fi 4 fio out 7728 CHAD BUFOUD wn 102 225 5 5 r 5 Robbins G K Richings 15 20 20 S 2 Time 24 i 49 115 144 Track muddy Winner Ch c by Chlltou Charlie trained by M Hirsch HirschWent Went to opst at IS At post 1 minute Start good and slow AVon easlly soeond and third driving OlIUUKLHS slun lug much speed from the start nuid ARMOR Into defeat In thiMlrst threequarters ami drew away dcolsi ely in the last quarter TALECARR1DR was outpaced to tbe stretch turn but finished with Ji rush rnd mlstaycd ARMOR at the end The latter l egan slowly and liolng forced to work his way up on the ilsldc while rounding the first turn tired from the effort in the stretch drive GOOD DAY set the earl pnce and run well to the stretch then dropped back Scratched 7 iOCogs 101 Overweights Armor 2 innimU Chad U it ford 1
