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CHARLESTON FORM CHART. CHARLESTON, S. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1914. Palmetto Park. Thirty-ninth day. Charleston Fair and Racing Association. Winter Meeting of 78 days, lit books on. Weather clear. Presiding Steward, C. 11. Pettingill. Presiding Judge, Martin Xathanson. Starter, James Milton. Rac- ing Secretary. Martin Xathanson. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. Chicago time 1:30 p. in.. Indicates apprentice allowance. 1 A FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. 1809 1:1- 4 IB!, i Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. 1Q O J. J Selling. Net value to winner 25; second, 0; third, 5. index Horses AWtllSt and Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 13021 WILLIS wis 4 lit S 7 21. 31 3 34 11 Skirvin J 1 1 MeCarren 10 10 0 21 0-5 1 3001 FLASK w 3 JO 1 1 4- 4- 4! 21 J Sniythe J W Pangle S 10 J A 1 J31M7 SCHA LLER w 4 114 31 5 Sl C! 31 3 II Wolfe X K Ileal C 7 0 21 0-5 13024 CHERRY SEED wis 5 114 3 3 3i 21 2l 4 W Doyle J W Hedrick 30 40 40 10 G 13083 SILICIC wis 5 11-1 Gil 33131 S- 52 It Pickett M Foster 10 15 15 G 3 12790 CHILTON QUEEX w 7 IB! 12 G 71 S1 C1 Gl M Nathan J .1 McCauley S 5 2 1 12982OYXOSURE wis 5 103 7 4 5 51 It.1. 7. W Ward G P Sherman 10 15 15 G 3 130X22CLEM BEACH EY ws 7 114 2 2 l1 3 5 Ss C l.game E Mintcr 2J 3 3 G-5 3-5 12807 MOXKEY w 5 112 5 9 30 7M0 92 C Turner A W Foulk 20 30 30 10 5 13017 L. M. ECKERT wis 9 111 ! S G1 91331 10l M Buxton I! AVeete 20 40 20 S 4 1 300 J YAXICEE POOH w 7 111 4 10 322 30 71 11 J Hanover J Ellis 20 20 20 S 4 13000 B. OF XORMXDYwis 3 !i9 10 13 9- 125 12-12- J CaliahanS R Howser 10 20 20 S 4 i:iM5HATOUCH wis 4 111 13 12 13 13 13 13 G Byrne C Schinner 10 20 20 S 4 Time, 25, 49, 1:1G. Track good. Winner B. c, by Nasturtium Fair Gift trained by E. Wilkcrsou. Went to post at 2:31. At post 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. WILLIS, away well, raced in closest pursuit until on the stretch turn, where be drew into the lead and won as his rider pleased. FLASK was a forward contender from the start and held on well in the linal drive. SCIIALLER had a rough race and linished fast and gamely. CHERRY SEED showed speed and tired in the last eighth. SILICIC closed a big gap in the last quarter. CLEM BEACHEY set the pace briefly and tired badly. CHILTON QUEEN refused to extend herself. Overweights Belle of Normandy. 4 pounds. 1 Ql AQ SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. 18091:12 1113. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and u p JL O 1UO ward. Selling. Net value to winner 25; second, 0; third, 5. Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 13000 aSEMI-QrAVER wis G 117 5 4 4- 21 1- V R Pickett li V Haymaker 3 5 5 S-5 4-5 I3000SYLAESTRIS w 7 107 0 1 1 1" 2 W Ward X I! Davis 3 3 13-53-5 out 12!M73DADDY GIP w 7 114 2 2 37. 3 3 and C Borel W G Yanke 1 11-101 2-5 out 13005 LORD WELLS w G 117 7 C 21 42 42 41 A Pickens O Reed 10 10 9 3 G-5 13078 II EXOTIC wis 5 107 4 5 5?. .VI 51 52 R Xeander.I Ryan 10 30 30 10 4 12903 VOLTHORPE w C 117 1 7 0- G2 G2 C2 G Burns FE Brown 35 50 50 20 10 I30043PATTY REG AX w 3 102 3 3 7 7 7 7 M Xathan P M Bailey 15 20 20 5 7-5 Tme, 24, 4914. 1:16. Track good. Winner Ch. h, by Ogden Trilleite trained by L. llaymakeri. Went to post at 3:01. At post 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. SEMI-QFAVER was rushed into the lead on the stretch turn and, holding on gamely, won in a canter. SYLVESTRIS sprinted into the lead at once, but tired in the stretch, although outstaying DADDY GIP. The latter was in close quarters while going down the baekstreich, but saved ground in the last quarter, only to tire badlv in the final drive. LORD WELLS showed early speed. Scratched 13025 Flying Yankee, 114. Overweights Patty Regan. 5 pounds. 1 Ql f A THIRD RACE 1 Mile. 124S 1 :40 11037 Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upwarik I f3 JL Maidens. Selling. Net value to winner 25; second, 0; third, 5. Index Horses AWtPPSt j j Str Pin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 130iySXOWFLAKES w 4 302 7 S Si 4 5 1 1 F RandpliO Pons S 32 12 4 2 1 3048KETTLEDRUM i V, 97 5 2 H li 31 3l 2J .T McTagrtJ Boden 2 3 3 G-5 1-2 13000 2 PEACOCK wis 3 99 3 1 3i 3 21 2?. 3 J CallahanB C Evans 4 G G 2 1 13018 MIKE COHEN w 3 99 S 5 G2 51 G 4l 4 R XeanderL Marion 15 15 S 3 3-2 13090 COLFAX w 3 10G 111 4U 2?. 4i 5 5 F Keogh A Weber 20 20 S 3 3-2 13050 GOLDEN PRIXCE w 4 109 9 7 11 10l 9l S Gi Jl Nathan C Bills 15 15 15 G 3 J30482MALIK wis 3 103 G 3 9 92 Sl 7i 7 C Turner F W Ashe 3 3 3 G-5 3-5 13019 SWEET TIMES wsb 4 312 2 10 5 Cl Si Gl S8 H Skirvin J H McCarren 50 100 100 40 20 13010OLD HAXK wis 5 101 11 9 2 S1 71 9 94 W Ward G P Sherman 50 50 25 S 4 13019 LA SAIXRELLA ws 4 107 4 C 10 11 11 10" 10 II Wolfe T Cheek 20 20 10 5 2 12980 TOM HORX w 4 109 10 4 7! 71!103 31 11 A XicklausBleighParkSble 50 100 100 40 20 Time. 25, 50", "1:18, 1:40. Track good. Winner Ch. f. by Batts Kitty Belle Brooks trained by W. R. Sallee. Went to post at 3:30. At post 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. SNOWILAKES began slowly, but moved up steadily after going the lirst quarter and, saving much ground when turning into the stretch, drew out decisively in the last eighth. KETTLEDRUM, from a List beginning, showed much the most early speed, but tired in the stretch drive. PEACOCK was weil up all the way and linished gamely, but tiring. MIKE COHEN ran well and showed improvement. MALIK ran Im-Iow expectations. COLFAX raced well to the homestretch. GOLDEN PRINCE closed a big gap. Scratched -133312Big Bock, 107. Overweights Colfax. 4 pounds; Malik. 1. 1 Q" AT FOURTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 1950 1:47 5 111. Third Running Charleston JL O JLvO Hotel Handicap. Value ,500. 3-year-olds and upward. Not value to winner ,150; second, 00; third, 00. Index Horses AAVtPPSt yt Str Fill Jockeys Owners O II C P S 13002SJOHX FFRLONG wit 7 302 G G G G G 21 VI E Martin F J Pons 31 4 4 C-5 3-5 13102 REPUBLICAN wis 5 107 5 5 l1! 1 l3 l"t 2l C Bgame J O Talbott 3 31 31 7-5 3-5 12901 G. M. MILLER wis 7 107 2 2 51 51 41 3l 3 J McTagrtR F Carman 4 4 13-51 1-2 13002LOCH1EL w G 101 1 4 l3 3 21 5 4s J Callahanll G Bedwell G 12 12 4 2 13002 D. MACDOXALD wis S 117 4 1 33 21 31 41 5 M Buxton J L Holland 3 5 5 2 1 12985 FLORAL PARK w 4 105 3 3 21 4 5 G G A Pickens F J Grefer 7 7 5 2 4-5 Time, 24, 49, 1:15, 1:42, 1:43. Track good. Winner Br. g, by Wadswortli Preference trained by AV. R. Sallee. AVent to post at 4:05. At iost 1 minute. Start good and slow. AVon easily; second and third driving. .TOHX FFRLONG trailed far back to the half mile, where he began moving up steadily and, finishing fast and gamely, psisscd REPUBLICAN with a rush in tiie hist sixteenth. REPUBLICAN showed high speed .ind. setting a fast pace, sippeared the winner when approaching the stretch turn, but tired slightly in the linal eighth. G. M. MILLER suffered much from interference on the first turn and closed a big gap in the stretch. LOCH I EL raced forwardly to the stretch and tired. DONALD MACDOXALD quit badly. I LORAL PARK ran a good half mile and also quit badly. Scratched 130032Boh R.. 103; 13002 Kalinka. ICO: 13051Monocacy, 110. Q f f FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1 8231 :00 11 OoT Purse 00. 3-year-olds and JL VO upward. Selling. Net value to winner 25; second, 0; third, 5. Index Horses AAVtPPSt Vx Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 13051AXCOX wis 4 10G 7 2 . 21 21 1 11 F Murphy A" AValker G S S 3 SsT 13052 LURIA w 4 103 C 6 G1 4U 2l 2 J McCaheyR F Carman 4 5 4 2 1 1"003SALOX wis 3 9G 11 7 7 71 VM 3uk .T McTagrtMissAMMarrone S S G 2i G-5 13050 SEREXATA ws 3 95 9 4 51 Gs 5l 4 E Martin J Kohrman G S 7 3 S-5 1 - AMERICUS wis C 10G 5 8 4" 51 4 51 AAT Ward T F Sheedy 5 6 G 2 C-5 1S00ATILEY wis 5 97 1 1 11 l1 P Gl R XeanderJ P Byrne 15 20 12 5 21 1S05" ROBT BRADLEY w 4 IOC S 9 102 SJ S2 73 F Keogh AV R Mizell 12 15 15 G 3 UiOVMIS.S GAYLE wis 3 99 4 5 3nk 31 72 S3 H Sumter E W Moore S S C 21 G-5 1::7 BRIAR PATH w 4 105 10 31 9" 91 9 9 Ml Buxton J L- Holland 3 C G 21 C-5 8-V SOXXY BOY wr. 3 102 2 3 Sh 10 10 30 M Xathan A R .Toplin 100 100 100 40 20 T.7 PRIXCB FLORALwis 4 10S 3 10 11 11 11 11 A XicklausS II Kunz 300 100 100 40 20 Time. 24. 49, 1:02. 1:08. Track good. AAinner B. g, by Mazagan Sister Juliet trained by AV. AAalker. AVent to post at 4:33. At post 5 minutes. Start bad and slow. AAon driving; second and third the same AXCON began fast and, after following AlLEY closely to the stretch turn, passed into tiie lead "iid held LURIA safe in the linal drive. LUR1A was away slowly and moved up fast after going a quarter and after having suffered from interference, came fast in the stretch. SALON also closed a big gap from asow beginning. SERENATA was forced to go wide most of the way and linished well. AlLEY s t the early pace, but quit badly. The winner, entered for ,C00, was bid up to ,200 and sold to A. 11 Scratched 130923AVatcr Lady, 94: 13070Oakland, 100; 13070 Rye Straw, 105; 1302S Trade Mark. 9S. Overweights Briar Path, 2 pounds. -.-- f f7 SIXTH RACE 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 12S31 1:43M; 1 HO. Purse 00. 3-year-olds J X J j and upward. Selling Handicap. Net value to winner 25; second. 0- third. 5. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 13053 CAMEL wb S 9G 10 5 53 51 51 2i 1 J McCaheyJ H McCarren 20 20 10 4 2 lSOS AAOOD DOVE wit 5 9S S 10 9 7 0 C 2n F Murphy J Cuda 30 35 3o G 3 I WyRENO ws 4 10G 3 G G S 2J li 3 II Sumter J D Odom G G 3 7-5 3-5 JSOO-DGOLD. TREASREw G IOC C 8 2U 31 7-i 3h 4J H AVolfe W II Horton 5 G 5 2 1 130C5 BIG DIPPER wr. 4 95 2 2 l3 1 1J 4 51 E Martin M A Colton 35 20 20 S 4 1:IG5 AIYCEXAE wn 5 301 7 1 13 30 S 7 Gl J McTagrtBeverwyckStable C S S 2 C-5 13020 HEDGE ROSE w 7 101 9 7 3 2" 32 W 7 AV Ward J M 1NV,!Gree I2, 3 S-5 1S018 CARAQUET w 3 S3 1 9 7h 9 91 S2 S2 J Smythe II PliiHips 30 30 30 30 5 "ijs BOXXIE ELOISE WC10511 3 H 4i 102 92 .93 M Buxton P Hyams 21 g 41 2 1 V0G42RALPH LLOYD wis 4 101 5 4 10 11 11 11 10 J AVilliamsAV R Mizell C S S 3 S-5 1JB"i ItUtfi L EFFEXDI WS 109 4 11 Sn G 4h 10 11 R Goose G C Baker 4 C 6 3 7-5 Time. 25, 49, 1:16, 1:43. 1:45. Track good. Winner -B. h. by Cameron -Gold AVing trained bv E. AVilkerson iu UAIFI lr.ll in The ,C:"11" iVJw ilvision HiVi!,"0; ti ?itart the stretch M"1, 81 11,1 ,H,ow- "Wou andiiy: second and third driv-rtnt iCVtV-U anil, standing . a hard drive -amelv outst-ivcd W OOD DOE and won going away. The latter raced wide most or t o way Im coc bl 10 -ind heh.t:.letc!rlI1FV ?psr-prh,;weV K? FT ""i 1,1 H.iarler after n eing v Vllt iih su1u.11. ..oi.ui-.N T 1BLASIKE showed speed, but tired in the stretch BIG IHIMFU tlio mTO tn tiie stretch and tired. HEDGE ROSE quit after going a good three-quarters FFFKVn great rush after going three-eighths, but sulked in tlse last quarter. i-.ml InnTf FLOISF i.uoibB tiWl tiled as if if Ll.nrf short. Overweights Bonnie Eloise. 2 pounds; Effendi. 3.
