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SARATOGA FORM CHART SARATOGA N Y THURSDAY AUGUST 14 1913 Eleventh day Saratoga Association Summer Meet Ing of 1W days Weather clear Presiding Judge C H Pettlngill Starter Mars Cassidy Racing Secretary Andrew Miller Racing starts at 230 p in Chicago time 180 p in Indicates apprentice allowance T 11107 FIIST HACE 5 12 Furlongs 75307 103 2 JL Jrx l t Selling Xet value to winner 300 second 70 Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Flu Jockeys Owners O H C P S 10225 KORFHAGB w 109 8 2 21334HARVEST 2J 2J li 1J Borel W G Yanke 95 2 35 45 2 1334HARVEST QUKEN wn 93 2 8 311 31 m j McTagtC J Quinn Quinn5b 10 12 10 4 2 10258 ANYTIME will 7 3 5b i 5h 3 = Byrne A Miller 3 3 1351 12 10258 ROBERT OLIVER w 111 6 7 8 8 S 4 T Davies R Parr 8 10 10 4 2 2If 10280 CHARMEUSE w 107 14 6 61 5 6J 5J E Martin J N Camden If 10 10 8 3 85 1037 iLILY ORME WB 115 31 4 4J 41 6 Troxler H W Warner 15 20 20 8 4 10330 GALAXY w 109 56 7l 7 T 7s Wolfe R T Wilson 6 7 7 21 7 10280 IDA LAVINIA WB 103 43 U 1i 3i 8 J McCabe K D Weir 10 12 10 4 2 2Time fastWinner Time 11 22 34 47 59107 Track fast Winner BuckuerWent Ch g by Cesariou Busy Lass trained by W II Buckuer Went to post at 241 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Wou driving second and third the same KORFHAGE followed the early pacemaker until well Into the stretch then took the lead but was under a hard drive to the finish HARVEST QUEEN was away poorly but showed much speed and would probably have won with a good start ANYTIME had a rough race being Interfered with at the start and twice during the running of tlie race but closed a gap and made a fast finish ROBERT OLIVER began flowly and was outrun to the stretch then closed up with a rush CHARMEUSE was also interfered with during badlyScratched tlie race GALAXY ran poorly IDA LAVINIA set n fast pace to the last eighth and quit badly Scratched 10370 Polly H 103 f A C O SECOND RACE About 2 Miles 70370 110 5 158 Steeplechase 500 added JL vyTt iO 5yearolds and upward Allowances Net value to winner 390 second 100 third 50 Index Horses AWtPPSt 5 10 15 1 Fin Jockeys Owners O H C 1 10225 = BUCKTHORN w 7 152 3 1 I1 1 I8 1 I10 Franklin H W Sage 35 65 ll1025out 10146SOX OFT WINDwB i 150 234 35 210 2 21 Saffell E K Salisbury 2J 31 3 1 out 10331 HUMILITY w 3 130 1 4 3 4 3 3 3 Keating J E Davis 12 15 15 4 out 10225 ASTUTE w 3 137 4 2 2i 2s Fell Haynes C R FIeischmann4 6 85 35 out outTime fastWinner Time 428 Track fast Winner B g by Santello Escarola trained by T J Donobtie Went to post at 1507 At post 7 minutes Start good and slow Won eased up second driving BUCKTHORN made all the running and had no contention after ASTUTE fell SOX OF THE WIXD was hustled along from tlie start ASTUTE was going well when he fell All but SON OF THE WIND ran a onslderable distance In a false start particularly ASTUTE 1 111 OQ THIRD ttACE 5 12 Furlongs 75357 105 2 112 Thirtysixth Running Ken LVtt iic tucky Stakes Value 1000 2yearolds Fillies Selling Xet value to winner 075 second 200 third 100 nm Horses AWtPPSt V Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C 1 10263CROSSBUN WB 114 4 2 1 = 1J 1J I1 T McTagtA Belmont 3 3 1151 12 1210258EDITH 10258EDITH W WB 102 33 3s 2t 2 2 J McCabe P D Weir 546 5 2 1 1102583NAIAD 102583NAIAD WB 101 14 5 = 4 i 3T Wolfe R T Wilson 2t 331 12 229ICHRISTOPHINE w 100 7 5 41 5 a 4J E Martin J N Camden 15 15 8 3 85 85100153THE 100153THE SPIRIT w 100 2 1 2h 3 4 5J Brady J E Madden 15 15 12 5 21 10280FASCINATING WB 96 6 7 CJ 6 63 6 W Ward T G Enright 10 10 S 3 85 85J0078WATER J0078WATER LADY w 106 5 6 7777 Nicklaus R F Carman 31 5 5 21 10184 DELFT wn 100 8 Left at the post Borel J Livingston 5 10 7 2i 75 75Time fastWinner Time 11 23 35 47 100 107 Track fast Winner FeustelWent Br f by Peter Pan Lucy Cross trained by L Feustel Went to post at 43 At iwst 2 minutes Start poor and slow Won eaasily second and third driv ¬ ing CROSSBUX took the lead in the first quarter and although she lost considerable ground by a wide stretch turn was much the best and always held the race safe EDITH W ran forwardly and gamely from the start but was tiring at the end NAIAD was outpaced in the early running but saved consid ¬ erable ground by a close turn when coming into the stretch and was going fast at the finish THE SPIRIH showed leftScratched early speed but tired WATER LADY l egan slowly and was always outrun DELFT was left Scratched 10J273Auytlme 105 10427 Galaxy 100 8035 Aunt Mamie 102 10334s Undaunted 100 1 f Qlfc FOURTH RACE 1 Mile 91501 137 3 119 600 added 3yearolds and upward JL J ttO V7 Fillies and Mares Handicap Net value to winner 545 second 100 third 50 Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 V K Str Fin Joe 103 2SEMPRITE v 3 103 5 3 1s I4 1J I4 I3 T Davies G J Lonff 46 135 0630 MISSION s410S 6 5 ti 3 4U 3l 2 T McTagtA Belmont 4 4 6 5 I I9377SWANNANOA 9377SWANNANOA v 5 115 S 7 41 2 V 2 31 E Martin E C Cowdin 75 85 75 12 out 10403 FLAMMA v 4 108 2 1 7i 61 3J 4J 45 Byrne E F Condran 12 15 12 4 85 10304 RINGLING v 3 07 4 4 S 7 5s 5 5a J McTastBeverwyckStable 20 25 20 7 3 10281 HEDGE WB 4 106 1 2 6 8 fi 63 6s Brady H C Hallenbeck 688375 68837510182KALIXKA 10182KALIXKA v 3 102 7 6 3h 4 7 i 7 7 Xicklatis R F Carman 46621 10371 3BRUIX BELLE v 3 93 3 8 a 5 S S 8 Campbell Conewagor Stable 20 40 40 10 4 Time 13 24 36 48 100 113 138 Track fast fastWinner Winner CoyneWent B f by Sempronins Ignite trained by P Coyne Went to Dost at 415 At post 4 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing SEMIIR1TE ran into a big lead from the start and was never fully extended at any stage MISSION ran in tight quarters next to the rail and suffered considerably from crowding while racing to the stretch then got clear and finished fast and gamely SWANNANOA began slowly but showed much speed for seveneighths then tired FLAMMA RIXGLING HEDGE and KALINKA all suffered from crowding KALIXKA being the principal sufferer suffererScratched Scratched 10283 Bcnauet 110 10332 Bally Cliff 100 102023Phyllis Antoinette 99 10202 Isidora 102 102Overweights Overweights Mission 2 pounds Flainma 4 TI1QT FIFTH RACE 1 Mile 91501 137 0 119 500 adijed 3yearo JL VttO JL Selling Xet value to winner 440 second 100 third 50 Ind Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 10149ROYAL METEOR wn 5 103 1 2 Ink 1J I3 I3 l J McCabe P Hyams 10333aROLLIXG STOXE w 5 108 5 3 31 h 2 = 22 2 = Byrne H C Hallenbeck 466 10305 = STEXTOR WB 4 109 76 6 4 41 3J 32 3 k Butwell T F Sheedy 566 10368 JUDGE WALSER w 4 105 3 4 6i 6 6J 5b 4nk A FergusnC C Smithson 10 12 12 10055 TOWTON FIELD w 5 106 6 7 7 7 51 4h 53 Ambrose A G Blakeley 45185 45 937 = STAR ACTRESS w3 95 2 1 1103G8ELLA 2 5h 4 6 6 E Martin T C McDowell 2 21 2 4513 103G8 103G8ELLA ELLA BRYSOX w 5 110 4 5 53 3 7 7 7 Nicklaus R F Carman 56621 Time 13 24 36 48 100 113 138 4 Track fast fastWinner Winner Ch g by Star Shoot Queen Regent trained by C F Clark ClarkWent Went to post at 443 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driving ROYAL METEOR took the lead quickly and making the pace fast easily won all tlie way ROLLIXG STOXE ran a good race and was always second best STEXTOR began Iu his usual slow fashion and was interfered with slightly on the far turn then finished fast JUDGE WAISER also finished fast after ba ing outpaced in the early running TOWTON FIELD closed a gnp STAR ACTRESS rim well for n half mile then tired badly ELLA BRYSON quit after passing the far turn turnScratched Scratched 10335Knte K 109 10335 = Worklng Lad 10 Overweights Stentor 3 pounds 1 f O SIXTH RACE 78 Mile 91537 124 5 110 500 added All Ages Handicap JL VftfcO Net Value to winner 450 second 100 third 50 Ind Horses AWtPPStU Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C 10369REYBOURN B C 99 3 2 21 31 3 3 I3 J McTagtF Johnson 1 85 S SI018OBELAMOUR I018OBELAMOUR w 4 95 4 1 1 I1 VI 2J 21 E Martin A Belmont 12 20 20 a 1 9832 HESTER PRYNXEw 3 100 2 4 41 41 43 Ink 3 Wolfe R T Wilson 21 3 11535 out 10258 SOSIUS WB 2 90 1 3 5 5 5 5 4 J McDondJ Livingston 20 25 20 5 1 10227 SEBAGO WB 5 113 5 5 3k 2 2 4 = 5 T McTagtW Linker 21 3 85 12 out Time outTime 12 25 35 47 59 112 124 Track fast fastWinner Winner MayberryWent B g by Stal Shoot Lest Resort trained by J P Mayberry Went to post at 5OS At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driving UEYBOURN ran close up to the leader to the far turn where he was shuttled back but found an opening next to tli rail after entering the stretch and drew out with ease to win in a canter BELAMOUR got mviiy running fast and showed uususpeeted speed for threequarters1 then tired HESTER PRYNNE was i iii ii ched off while going down the backstretch then being taken to tlie outside ran into the lead at the eighth post but tired from her early effort SOSIUS closed up some ground in the stretch SEBAGO ran well for fiveeighths then tired and quit Scratched 10430 SemprUo 103 9 403Iroii Mask 131 1030 Roamer 95 mffUSickle 98 10360 lift Edge 107 102S4 Dr Duenner 1 4 10281Besoni 113 10262 Isidora 100 10262 = Housemaid 110 104oO = Honey Bee 93 0640 Azyiade 105 10368 Grover Hughes 102
