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HAVRE DE GRACE FORM CHART HAVRE DE GRACE MD FRIDAY APRIL 18 1913 First day Harford Agriculture and Breeders Association Spring Meeting of 12 days 35 books on Weather clear Presiding Steward W S Vosliurgh Presiding Judge C If Pettingill Starter James Milton Roe ing Secretary F Rehberger Racing starts at 245 p in Chicago time 145 in W Indicates whip S spurs B blinkers Fig ¬ ures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number track record age of horse and Weight carried Indicates apprentice allowance T T Q Q FIRST RACE 5S Mile 4017 50 2 100 Purne 400 3yearoK yearolds and upward i 4 O O Selling Net value to winner 300 second S70 third 30 Ind Horses AWtPPSt StrFln Jockeys O H C P S 7702 DOUBLE FIVE w 5 10S 1 3 3w 1 I1 Il I1 Wolfe J W Hedrick S 10 7 2J 1 OG22 MONCREIF w 5 109 7 4 4w 4nu 3i 3 2 1 Madeira E F Comlran 20 33 30 10 4 7030 BLACK CHIEF w 6 110 C 2 2WSB 2 24 2 3iMusgrvc J F Sweeney 222 45720 58G2 COWL WSB 5 112 2 5 5w 75 7 oh 41 Butwell S W Streott 15 15 10 4 85 77BOBIG DIPPER w 3 SS 3 1 1Xvis 3 4 t G 51 Nathan B J McGraw 2 2J 2J 910920 910920Gii M5490 ° MAGAZINE Xvis 8 113 S S SH Gii 51 4nk c = A M thews P M Walker 20 50 5 20 S S5J 7G07 PROGRESSIVE H 3 10S 4 C 5J G1 7 = 7 = J Wilson T F SlieeUy 5 5 5 2 43 43S 7558RALPH LLOYD wn 3 92 5 7 S 8 8 S McDonlil W R Mizell 20 40 10 12 C goodWinnerrB Time 23 48 102 Track good IllumeWent WinnerrB h by RoMlampton Double Six trained by L Illume Went to post at 242 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won handily second and third drlv ilg DOUBLE FIVE went to the front with a rush Soon after the start and drew away into an easy lend but had to be ridden out through the last eighth to retain his advantage MONCREIF after being outrun for tlio first half closed up rapidly and disjiosed of BLACK CHIEF for second place In the last sixteenth Tlio latter ran in cosest pursuit to the stretch and tired in the final drive COWL closed a big gap from a slow beginning BIG DIPPER tired after running a good half PROGRESSIVE ran poorly Scratched 0007 Marjorle A 110 5855 Raythorn 107 7 T Q A SECOND RACE 12 Mile Purse 400 2yearolds Maidens Fillies Special AVoishls 6 6 O 2 Net value to winner 300 second 70 third 30 Ind Horses y StrFin Jockeys 0 II C P S 7G71 = TRtTMPS w 10S 3 3 I1 1J Il Troxlcr Troxlcr7750MATKR H P Whitney 1U 1314 out 7750MATKR wn 10S 44 2 2i 24 2s Butwell ButwellG088 R Parr Parr3J 344 25 oul G088 OAL13A w IOS 1 2 3J 3 3 = J Wilson J L Holland 10 30 30 2J out 775 MADGES SISTER w IOS 21 444 Skirvin SkirvinTime A R Joplin 15 30 30 3i out Time 235 50 Track good Winner SimonsWent Br f by Saiidringham Queen of Hearts trained by A Simons Went t post at 300 At post 3 minutes Start good and fast Won easily second and third driving TRUMPS outclassed the others and taking an easy lead In the first eighth was under restraint at the finish MATER ran in closest pursuit throughout and was hard ridden through the homestretch GALEA Ioganfast but tired after going a quarter MADGES SISTER was always outpaced I l 7 Q PT THIRD RACE 34 Milo 520S 112 1 115 Purse fICO 3yeurolds and upward t O J Selling Net value to winner 300 second 70 third 30 Iml Horses AWtPPSt ii StrFin Jockeys Ovners O II C P S 370ROYAL METEOR wn 5 117 4 2 is ink iii it Musgrve I Hyams 2 7771 777DFONT FONT wr VB 7 120 C 1 43 4 32 22 Teahan Tennessee Stable 4 7750 CHHRRY SEED wji 4 113 ont 3o Wolfe J W Hedrick C 9 95 oUt 00303 MADRIGALIAX wo 117 55 5s 5to 4i A MthewsP M Walker 20 40 40 S 2 61 618G SG AUTO MAID w 4 110 2 4 3 31 4 5 Madeira II M BIrney 100 1001001002 100 100 25 C 7210 MAYERDALE w 3 101 1 n G COCOA C C 0 A Wilson W B Carson 100 100 100 30 10 10Time Time 244S 11G Track good Winner ClarkWent Oh g by Star Shoot Queen Regent trained by C V Clark Went to post at 331 At post 3 minutes Start good and slow Won easilv second and third driving KOYAL METEOR went into the lead at once and leading under slight restraint through the hist half mile hold the others safe from the start FONT appeared unable to extend himself for the Hrst half inlJe lull came fast through the lasSt eighth CHERRY SEED moved up with n game challenge while rounding I lie far turti but tired in the homestretch The others were always outpaced fy rrO FOURTH RACK 5 12 Furlongs 5158 105 3 105 First Running Harford Handi 9 6 O V cap 5L500 added 3yearolds and upward Net value to winner 1770 second 250 third 150 InJ Horses AWtPPSt y Vj 9iStr Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 0524 SPRING BOARD w 4 100 1 3 1s I4 I4 1 Wolfe E H Cassatt 15 15 10 4 83 772KIR 83772KIR HLAISE wii 4 102 6 4 T 23 2J 2J Bobbins W P Fine 3 3 3 ft5 12 7448 OA UGH HILL w 5 119 5 1 I 4s 31 tt Pickett J M Zinmier 5 C 4 85 45 5880 ADAMS EXPRESS w 5 124 47 7 Gi 5J 4 Musgrvo H C Hallenbeck 5 10 4 2 77S GROVER IircHESw 5 117 7 f 5 5l 6s 5 G Burns F E Brown 3 3 2J 1 12 007 MARJORIE A wn 5 102 3 5 ink 41 fs Xnthan A L Aste C S 7 2 i 5 743G SPOHN wn S 103 2 2 CJ 777 Deroiula H G Bedwell 20 30 30 12 fi goodAVinner Time 23 48 101 l07 ji Track good AVinner HealyWeiit B c by Aeronaut Bottle Bouncer trained by J S Healy Weiit to post H t 358 At post 3 minutes Start gool and stow Won handily second and third drlv ing SPRING BOARD showing a high flight f speed from the start drew away into a long lead in the Ihst quarter imt tired badly In the hist eighth and liid to be hard ridden to outstay SIR BLAISE Tlrt bitter rlli forwardly and gamely throughout nnd was slowlv wearing the winner down at the end rC5II IflLL ran well but was probalily a little short and tired in the last sixteenth ADAMS EXPRESS was riiiilllrd back at tlio start and closing a big gap finished with a rush GROVER HUGHES was alwavs iurpaced MARJORIE A ran r fsr half and quit quitScratched Scratched 0307lTen Point 108 CKICLight O M Life 108 0504 = Joe Knight Oil 7 7 Q T FIFTH RArE 12 Mile 77S4 50 0 6 O o Net value to winner 300 seconil 7i third sc tPPSt U i StrFin Jockeys 7770SONXY BOY wn 110 5 3 2 I1 1 = Skirvin A R Joplin 24 21 95 7101 3 770 JMISK WATERS w 9J C 4 3l 2 2 Snider Tennessee Stnble S R S 5 7701STH13 IDOL wn 111 2 1 H 3 3 i Butwell R Parr 4 5 5 2 45 7755 rilAS CANNELL w 112 35 CO 4i Pickett J M Xinimor C 10 10 4 8T 775 TriAUI3 MARK w 109 4 6 H3 4 f h Troxler II P Whitney 2i 3 3 G5 S 5 77irfARlHTRETER G5Time w 101 1 2 4J I C Robblnft RA Brown fi 7 7 l G5 Time 24 5014 new tmek record Track good Winner Ch c by Nasturtium California trained liyW t Jojiiin Went to iwisf at 422 A t Pwt 2 minutes Stirt gH d inil slow Won easily second and third driv ii SONNY BOY close up from the start moved up rapidlv after entering the homestretch and easily disposed of his opposition in tlie lust eighth MISS AVATERS was on the outside of the leaders for th liivt iunrtcr and outganied THE IDOL In the llnnl drive The latter liegan fast and set the early paee hut tired In tlie homestretch HAS CANXHLL closed a big cup In tile homestretch TRADE MARK id PARBPRETER slmwed speed but both tired In the stretch drive T T Q Q SIXTH RACK 5 12 Furlongs 515S 105 3 105 Purse 500 3yearolds fl O O Allowances Net vaTue to winner 40 second 70 third 30 Ind Horses AWtlPStVi JXJ Str FJn Joikoys Owners O II C P S 40B2 LYSANDER w 110 3 2 Hi I5 1 I3 Wolfe R T Wilson 1 3 2i 7 7wn 775ISDISOV1DRY wn S9 1 4 33 2 3 25J Ambrose H P Whitney 7iOl 101 101w 77CiG = FUKll LEVY w US 3 2h 3 SJ 31 Teahan J W Hedrick 15 15 15 4 7 52 4 EARLY LIGHT wit 113 11 4444 PickMt H G BeUwell 4444 Time 4444Time 24 24I I 49 l02a 108 Track good Winner JhnleyWent B g by Ogden Laodlce trained by T J Jhnley Went to post at 445 M ixwt ii nilnutis Start good niid slow Won ensILv second and third ing LYSANDER took the lead nulekly and sprinted away Into n Iqiisr lend while iiiumlliit the fur nnd was ridden put throUKH the hist eighth DIKCOVERY dropped back on llin turn iut of the 1 sireteli lnU IluMejfl faMJaniganiely FRED LEVY ran well and outstayed EARLY LIGHT In the drive The latter rail miorly1 Sem tohed 7754 Exton 110 OTertt Ights Discovery 1 pound
