Jamestown Form Chart., Daily Racing Form, 1914-04-07

JAMESTOWN FORM CHART. NORFOLK, VA.. MONDAY. APRIL 6, 1914. — Fifth day. Jamestown Jo-key CluO. Spring Meeting of 15 days. 1 12 Inioks on.. Weather clear. Presiding Steward, Frank J. Bryan. Presiding Judge. Kdward Cole. Starter. Mars Cassidv. Racing Steretary. Joseph McLennan. Racing starts at 2:45 p. m. 1 Chicago lime 1 :4.i p. m.i. "Indicates apprentice allowance. FIRST RACK— 1-2 Mile. 88708— 47--.— 2— 122. 1 Purse 00. 2-year-olds. I-UnU O *JJ t~7 Allowance-. Net value 10 winner X3ui : -eeond. *70: third, y.30. Index Horses AWtPPSt 4 .- "-4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II C P S 13896 ICOMMONAD.V wit 114 1 V V P D Nicol R J Austin 7-5 8-5 6-.". 1-L 1-4 13896 MKSSB JR. win 14 53 44 «i] A XjoklausJ W Hedrick ,Tr I B ■ 1 2", 13896 CATEGORY W Mi I :: 2«1 2" :!: R WaklronE W Dorman 4 10 10 :: 6-i 1»B02QENBRAL VILLA will .". I 4" ::h 41 F Teahan F J Coleman L?. B U 1 8-5 ETHAN ALLEN w 106 :: •:. t; «"• .V H Wolfe R T Wilson l; 40 40 IS ". 13902 STAR AND GARTERar 106 7 ! k .". ti1 J McIntvreR Parr 1:! 8 2". x :: 13313 ED WF.ISS w 111 4 7 7 7 7 J Glass 1, V.eiss 40 Wl N 5 N Time. 12%, 23VS. 35%. 49. Track fast. Winner— Ch. e. by The Commoner —Nevada trained by A. :. Blnkeley. Went i. [lost at 2:45. At post 2 minutes. Start fair and -low. Won easily: sei-ond and third driving. COMMOXADA set the paee under stout restraint to the stretch, then drew out with ease -when called on and won in a canter. JKSSF. JR. was pinched off shortly after the start and lost much ground, but slipped through next to the rail in the -treteh and outgamed CATEGORY for second place. The latter showed early speed, but was much used trying to overtake the winner and tired. GENERAL VILLA liegan slowlv and seemingly could never get into his stride. ETHAN ALLEN, a good looker and high in flesh. prohah; will hnnrova arith racing and ran green. Scratched — 13SS4 Broom Flower, 100. Overweights— Kd Weiss. 2 pounds. k | d SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. C.KT722— 1 :O0"V, - 2— 110. Purse 00. 3yoai olds. 1* Ot/ 1 J Maidens. Selling. Nol value lo winner ?225: second. 0; third. 5. index ll.Tses AWtPPSt 4 j -4 Sir Fill Jockeys Owners O H C P S I2S8B*NIGADOO m M I 11 g* V V V R NennderA G""Weston 2 4 4 2 1 13897* DIAMOND PLPSTERw 110 3 2 ::»t p ]h t R WnttS W Martin 6 S I 2 1 1SSB7**THE PARSON wit 100 1 1 4- 3h ji fi g Murphy T A Deveney 2. tk J.r. 1 2-5 13897 HOLTON w 109 8 :; :,:» V :.» ti S Davis J U Strode 5 6 4 2 1 13866 TONE wb 105 10 4 in t" I1 .V C Miller Mrs A F Davton I 15 15 fi .". MISS CHRISTIE wit 103 fi » 2! 1 i;- finu d Lindsey J Rurns 30 50 50 20 10 13817*CARAQPET w 98 7 S gl H H 7- H Bresch H Phillips 10 10 10 4 I 13817PLANCDA 98 4 i 7 fi1 7" 8J. D StewartMr Earle 10 13 13 6 3 GREENWAY BOY w M 11 7 11 8 V !■ J CallahanW H Bradlev 30 50 50 20 10 12540 TRENTA SOLDI w 105 J fi M IB* It* M* W Ol.erl JRLockwooii 80 200 200 SO •• IBBB7*MOOREWOOD w 107 3 10 30 11 11 11 R WaklronJ 8 Martin 50 M :a Si 10 Time, 24, 36%, 49%, 1:03, 1:10. Track fast. Winner — Ch. g. by Inele — Origin trained by A. G, Weston I. Went to post at 3:10. At post :; minutes." Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. NIOADOO began slowly, but moved up steadily until close to the leaders in the stretch, then tin ished fast and, having caught DIAMOND CLUSTER tiring, got up lo win in the iral stridis. DIAMOND CLUSTER always hold a prominent position and, taking the lead in the stretch, made a game finish. THE PARSON tried to squeeze through and was penned In by DIAMOND CLUSTER and could not get up. hut vas Itest and should have won. [ONB showed speed, but tired in the stretch. HOLTON closed up much ground. MISS CHRISTIE raced into a brief lead and tired as if short. Overweighta -Trenta Soldi, 2 pounds. 1 THIRD RACK— 3-4 Mile. 88914— 1 : 12— 4— 100. i Purse 00. 3 year olds and upward. 1QQ1 Q Xj X JL Selling. Net value to winner .$.",00: second. 0: thiid, MB. index Horses AWtPPSt t 1l- % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 5 5 C P S 13857*STHIKER w 4 106 7 I 1 lr: 1 1- J McTagrt.i W Bean 1 1 :»-101-3 out 13894 -THE DFSYBODY w ti 111 M I T- 3 :h .nt R Pickett Mrs J D Missick 4 4 g| 1 1-2 13894 "ROL I. ING STONE w 6 111 fi 6 7s n* 4s 3« R WaldronM C Kelley 7 7 2 1 ISBBB*CORNCRACKER w 4 110 1 1 !• 2 :::! 4! H Pauley S R Hoarser 12 12 10 3 7-5 IS885sCOL. hfcDOfJGLX. wa Z IN I S r,u p. :, ::■■ . Oallahanl Striker . 10 10 I ",:. lSBBS*CANNOCK wl 97 4 4 fi- 7- fi- fi- R NeanderA G Weston 13 15 15 ti 3 13894 FIRST TROUP WB 4 111 1 M t» tin 7 7 J A Pickens M J Conran 100 100 100 40 gl 13873 FLASK w 3 95 I 9 S+ 8 8l 8: J CampbellJ E Harrison 20 30 30 10 4 119.8 THOVATO w 4 109 :: 7 9l !mk i*5 ui p Davis J U Strode 30 50 50 20 10 13891 HOWARD LEGOV w3 91 5 S 10 10 10 10 H Bresch W Martin 100 200 3M so to lime. 23%, 35, 47%, 1:01%. 1:14%. Track fast. Winner — Dr. g. by Disguise -Contentious trained by A. J. Stafford. Wont to jKist at :,:.",.. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. STRIKER was rushed to the front at the start and. leading under restraint throughout, was beimi eased up through the last sixteenth. THE BUSYBODY ran a goad race and came fast through the last quarter. ROLLING STONR was outpaced in the early running, hut closed a gap and was going fast al the end. CORNCRACKER showed speed, but was mueli used in racing after STRIKER and tired badlv in th» stretch. COLONEL McDOUGALL wa- always outrun. Scratched -13860Miss Primitv. MM; 13861 P.erkelev. 102: 13SB9 Manson. IB; 13907 Letourno, 105; l.-IsS.-, o;,i Jordan. 95. Overweighta Cannock, 2 pounds: i-lask. 5. ____ i FOURTH RACK -7-8 Mile. BBM3— 1 :20— :.— loo. i Purse $:«¥ . .".-year-olds and up-Q 1»Q-| J X. JL ward. Selling. Net value to winner S225: second. 0: third. -~ . *lide Morses AWtPPSl 4 ... :, Sfl- Fin Jockeys Owners O H t 1 S 13888l*.IOE FINN WB 4 lo; 1 1 ii". 4:1. 3- I . 1" .1 McTagrfJ W Bean 8-5 6-6 7-5 !-_• out 13855 »TODDL INC. BJ i 109 fi 7 3h fi1 :.- 4- !■ 11 Bresch J 0 Strode 5 8 8 2 6-3 13812STARE w B ti 109 9 fi 2?. 14 l1 -h I G Corey H Fry 15 40 40 1ft 4 13849 LITTLE EP w 5 109 S S P 3" !» 3" in C Knight 1/ Yoss 10 13 12 4 I 13894*SHER. HOLMES wn 5 110 3 I Ba» S | f l»J V E Carter W Walker 15 15 1ft 3 ti-5 13901 - Kit" n I ws-B ti 107 ". % :» : V 1* ■■ R WablronG J Day 13 20 20 fi 3 13907* HO DRY COOK WB S 104 7 ■" lh - 41 f.- 7- H Hinphy M A Gallagher 60 10ft lftO 3ft 12 1388811 ASSdN WB 4 103 t 4 s1 B1 7 i S:= !•• R N-andorl Striker 15 IS IS fi 3 13904 PEHEST w 3 97 z . 7- 71 • I 9 F Murphy Miss E A Tyson 8-5 2 2 7-101-3 .Disqualified for tool. rim.. 24, 48%, 1:02%. 1:15%, 1:29. Track fast. Winner Rlk. g. by Mem. Alchemy trained by A. J. Slaftordi. Went !.. nasi at 4:02. At nosl 1 minute. Start good and -low. Won easily: second and third driving. JOE IINN was MVed behind the leaders to the streteb, then raced into the lead with a rush and won with -pe.-d to spare. TODDLING was off slowly, but gradually improved his posttten end look second place in the linal sixteenth, STARE -bowed speed and get the and tot three Barters, then tired. LITTLE EP ran well to the last eighth and tired. IIASSON was badly Interfered with at the stari and had to be taken up short. BEHEST ran a bad race. STARE interfered with lior-es in the stretch and was disqualified. Scratched -138JH*8emi-u,ua .or. 115: I38M Tony W.. 1Q! : 13,s!»2 Inferno Queen. 107. O f -| O 131 "Ill RACE 7-8 Mile. c.iOol:;- 1 :20 — 3—106. 1 Purse 00. :: .year old- and upward. j X O Selling. Net value lo winner 25: second. 0: third. .». Index Horses AWtPPSt t : _■ :;, Sn 1-iii Jockeys Owners O H C P S 13888 MISS VEI.MA U It 4 M - i I- 1" I | 1 ff !■" .Murph A P Doyle 443 fi-.". 3-5 13886- BRUSH WSB 4 M8 ". 7 B* 3h -" 2«1 ! :: .1 McTagrtS A larrison B-S S 9-5 I-". J .". IS8B1* GOLDEN CASTLE u 8 1M 8 I 1 ««| 6" 4- :9 R WutkinsH A Hall N 40 40 15 S 13868 PROTAGORAS w 4 loo 1 i fi 7 :3» : 4" H P.rosch F D Martin 19 1". 1". I 3 13892 MOLL. RICIIARDSw 4 103 10 4 .".J 5" 7 ."." .". E Carter P L Short 20 30 3ft 12 6 1389" Ci:i. I.E TERRE wsa 3 97 :: 2 7* 81 V 7 i • li Noander.l Mahoney 4 t B S-5 7-10 13898 THE II UK ESS w 1: 4 MS 12 12 .»- fi -H 6* 7- A NioklausBleighParkSble 4ft 4ft 4o IS fi 13812 M VZURKA WB 4 104 11 11 I !• a- 8* 8 .1 Campbell W M Raird IS l". M T X-5 13990 GARTH u 5 loft I fi *» _ • :. 91 «. • .1 M. IntvreR Parr 1ft M I 3 3-2 13860 REOARDS w 8 lot: 1 I 11* ll« BV 1 H lo- H Hinphv WHigginhotliani 30 40 4ft 15 S 13891 MARTIN AMROITSw 4 169 7 16 12 12 U 11* U1 A Pickens li J Conran loft M K»ft to jo 1"«08 EL t F RICHMD w 8 W6 8 8 16* M* 12 12 12 R Pickett E Cottrell 36 3ft 13 5 3 Time. 25, 49. 1:02. 1:15, 1:292-,. Track fast. Winner— Ch. f. by Allan a Palo — Aeu-lila trained by A. P. Poylei. Wont to po-l al 4:31. -VI post 4 minutes, siarl k xmI and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. MISS VF.LMA look the bad at once and. after .Living raced GARTH Into defeat, outstayed BRlSH in a ch.se finish. The latter closed an early gap and alino-t got up to win in a game finish. GOLDEN CASTLE closed up much ground and ran a race worth remembering. BELLE TBRRI dropped hack after the start and ran a dull race. GARTH and PROTAGORAS ran prominently to the stretch, then lire.l. Scratched — 13667 Torn Bancock, .»". Overweights— Belle Torre. 3 pounds: golden Castle. 3: Mollio Richards. 2. j§ SIXTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. BB279 -1 :4« -5-124. 1 Purse o. 4 year olds and up 1QQ1 PjYf A 41t ward. Selling. Net value lo winner S.3QO; second. Q: Ihiro. 0. Index Horses .ywTiPSt i ■ "i Str Fill jockeys Owners O 11 C P S 13431 ifOXJLIE S wit fi 105 3 I 5- 21 I* P 1" .1 McTagrt.i M W Green « t 7 ". 1 2 5 out 13874-IRISH Ell WB 6 169 S I 8" 3| 3* ." .» C Knight I C Cambron :. i ". 8-S 4-2 I3874:,*I.A1V RANKIN wi 86 6 T I * Pf, V 3* F Murphy t: Holmes t « :. 8-6 4-5 13901 IIM CAFFRET wn 5 168 8 ■• • 5*1 4h 4 •* A NicklausKleighParkSble :A fift m -JO K lSSB8*DEBORAH w 4 9.l 3 H I* I" ! 3* 5* H Hinphy E G Ouniniel 20 3ft 13 | ] l3fifil»PORTARLINGTON u I Ml I I 7 fi- •• 8* «:- E Carter W Walker 15 15 13 4 £-5 13871 BERVICENCE w 8 109 4 I 8* 7" J* V 7«* W OBert FJ Pons 4 I I • 4". 13786 RAGMAN W 3 HI III1*1 S S C Miller Mrs A F Oavtoni fin iio :: p Time aaac 49, 1:022,. 1:15V,, 1:43. 1:49V5. Track fast. Winner-B. in. bv Allow a. -Flaxen Hair trained by M. C. Ivelleyi. Went to post al 5: r2. At p°~: niinule. Start good and slow. Won cantering: second and third driving Mol.l.ll". S.. clo-er un than usual in the early running, dashed into the lead on the hackstretch anil ut once drew far away to win in a canter. IRISH KID net with interference in ilie first quarter, hut finiftMHl gamely LADY RANKIN was far back for the tirst three-quarters, but rinsed a oiu gap in the lust quarter and would have been second in another stride. DEBORAH -bowed the most speed for seven-eighths. |,.r I ailed to sta BERVICENCE ua.l a rough race. .TIM CAFFREY ran fairly well. Scratched— 13B13*Braah, 109. overweights — Irish Kid, I iwunds.