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JAMESTOWN FORM CHART. NORFOLK VA. THURSDAY. APRIL 9. 1914. eighth day. Jamestown Jockey club, sp.ing Meeting ■■! IS days. Weather cloudy. Presiding Steward, Frank J Bryan. Presiding Judge. Edward Cole, Starter, Mars Cassldy. Raeing Eecretarj Joseph McLennan. Pacjne -tart- at :4". p. m. Cliieago time 1:1.", p. ui.c W Indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Ii-i rt • .ti parentheses following i.c distance of each race indicate lades number, track record, age of horse pnd weight carried, indicates apprentice allowance. FIRST RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. iU2- Im,- .2—110. 1 .: fear -olds and upward. 1»jrf7 tyJ £ i _j"ri.?i . Index Horses AWtPFSt i, % ?, Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 139111 COMING » w "■ Hy " I I1 1*1* . I JohnsionB C Evans i i 1 I " "■ lig-6 iv iiSI lit: wh.IW J 1ISI -■- ■:• H Paul-yG P Sherman I 8 S l-i.v HENRIETJ v wb 0 107 7 S s a i . K Murpfa U Warner HUKUtmi 135*11 ILsK *v 2 OS ti 7 0- fat 5L f" J Callahan J IS Harrison i • » i i 13911 THOVATO w 4 111 I I 7h 8 71 U S Davis J Q Strode M M , j, 13873 FAWN w 5 v107 1 S S«J 2J V ««J W Taylor J B Brown Ifi IG la E ! t:.SG« MALIK w It 3 IOC .", 1 T « CJ 71 .1 McTagrtF W Aslie ti G I t 0 ■.". J c 1388« NABNOC J V JR. w 7 109 4 ti .V 7 S A Pickens M .1 Conran It II 15 ,. Time, 232i, 36.-,. 483-,. 1:02%. 1:09%. Track good. Winner -Cb. h, by Uone Coon -La Orecqoe trained tiy B. c. Braes. Went to iHist at :4l . At l ost 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won cantering; second and third tPiv lug COMING COON outran the olheis from the start and drew out In tbe stretch to win In a canter. t "i NOSI R£ ran s good race for him and always held second place safe. HENRIKTTA W. began slowly hut came around on the outside and finished fast and gamely. FLASK also showed speed and was gaining al the end. MALIK ran a dull race. IWWN showed speed. Scratched— 13916 Surpass, 104; 138*7 Sweet Times. 116. Overweights Coming Coon, :- pounds: Troyato, ■■. QQOQ SECOND RACE About 1 1-2 Miles, .fiver Hurdles. , 4-year olds and upward O*/ A O Handicap. InilcN Banes AWtPPSt 3 0 8 Strlia Jockeys Owners O II C P 8 13903-BRONTE w % 131 ! 1 3ft 1" I* 1" 1 - K Lewis 3 X Temple 7-104-5 7-10out 13993 DHHKRLY NAT ws 8 1*9 4 1 T- and y- 2" *»• J Hen son B A Hall 6 I 0 1-5 out 1399S*TOM CAT w 7 136 1 E V V !•• 3*» 3 M Holmes . I .1 Walsdl SO: 8-3 I 13818 IN ION JACK w Ii 140 :, 3 r. 5 1 i 4 C Kocrner G P Sherman 10 10 IS ..ut 13914 PORTARLINGTON w 6 13- 3 4 !• *• Fell. E Walker W Walker 10 10 M 2 nut Tilse, 3:30. Track good. Winner -P. g. by Scinllllunt If. — Triana trained b] J. T. Temple. Went to imst at 3:91. At post 1 miuiit". Start good and slow. Won cantering: second and third driv Ing. BRONIF. was rated to the tilth jump, then went into the lead and na- under a strong pull tor the r •■ u.ainder of the way. OKDKRLY NAT fenced pootlv. but was mueh the best f the others. TOM t A! uiu gamely. POUT ARLINGTON was mnning a lairiv good race until he fell. UNION JACK jumped baillv Scratched losso Ueorge s. Davis. 13." . Overweights— Union Jack, i pounds. ~| » QrtQ THIRD RACE -5 1-2 Furlongs. 88722— 1:98*4—2— 119. 3 yen olds and upward. index Horses AWtPISti V3 Ji Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 13917*THRII "IY wn 6 102 1 4 I« 1* l* 1 .1 McTagrtH Penny 2 2 2 3-5 out 13913 PROTAGORAS w 4 110 3 I 7- B1 3 2 J CallabanF D Martin 10 10 M "■ 13994 INCISION w 6 114 .", 1 8*5" 2 ::- C Knight J Uriffin I i 2 J J out 13922*CHA-TILOR SI 7 105 7 :; :;i 3t 5 l| F Randphl. Burlingame 10 10 lo 3 J . 13892 AVE w I 101 ti 5 4 41?. |ti .V F Murphv C 1 Mackey 3 3 3 I out 13885 OLD JORDAN w 3 381 2 7 SSi- V A NlcklausN B Davis 13 lo to I :■: i 13739 CLEM BEACH BY w 7 112 1 L 51 «•" 7- 7l JI Vo,|. M R crandall C 8-3 . ■ 18514 S All!.. LETTER w o 100 4 C « 7 8 S II Hinphv I Striker 10 is M 3 7.". Time. 2323. 3b*s. 4733, 1:02. 1:09. Track good. Winner— B. m, by Ogden Bus/ Maid trained by H. Penny i. Went to post at 3:88. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. AV..n driving: second and third th-same. THRIFTY was slightly lame when going I" the post, but showed much tlie mo1-!. peed to Hie stretch, then tired badly and was just able to last the distance. PROTAGORAS ran as If bast had .a poor start and had to make up grouud on the outside, but tinislied With a rush and WOnld haTS won In a few more stride-. INCISION always i.eld a good position and had no mishaps. CI. EM BKACHFY Wat Khufflcd I aek while going down the baekstretch. CHANTICLOB and AVE showed speed, but tired in the stretch drive. Scratched -13868*Ben Loyal. IP.: 13910*Tue Parson, or.. tiverweigiti- Inc. -ion. Z psundg; Scarlet Ietter. 2. rOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile. 88914 — 1:12— 4—188.1 •" v ear-olds and upward Selling 1QQQA Ot/OU Handicap. Index Horses AWtPPSt % K si Str Tin Jockeys Owners O B C P 8 i 13911 STRIKER w 4 106 2 6 3$ 1 : 1 l 1 A Nicklaus.T W Dean 8-5 2 2 out - 13887 GATT PAI.I.KN w r, 100 g :; Ink 33 ji -jh j callahan.T Cuda 10 lo 2 2 out 13754-FEATH. DLSTER wb 6 107 4 4 :nt it 2 ::- .1 M.Tagrt.T AV Hedrick 8-5! 2 2-5 out 13887 •COPPERTOWN wb 7 107 1 2 a 4lJ 4 4 * V Murphy T .1 Brown 6-8 9-5 1 out— 12593-A.ARI w 7 106 3 1 . 41 .", .". E R WatkinsF McKinney 18 T 8 2 ou lime. 2425. 3SH. 48Vi. 1:0125. 1:153-,. Track good. Winner — Br. g. by Disguise— Contentious trained by A. J. Stafford. Went t" post at :;:4.i. At post L minutes. Start COOd and slow. Won handily: -econil ami third cl J iv injr. STRIKBR began slowly, but lushed into the lead after going the first quarter sad held It to the tinish. but was doing bis best al the end. GATY PAI.I.KN set the early pace and. saving ground 011 all the nuns, hold on wel in the final drive. FEATHER DUSTER lost considerable ground by a wide stretch turn ml but tor litis would bare been closer to the winner. COPPERTOWN was bard ridden throughout, but could not overtake the leaders and can do much better. ANAVRI uit as If short. Scratched- 13918 Jacob Ban. 110. Overweights — Anavrl, ;; pounds. FIFTH RACE—* 1-2 Furlongs. 92722— 1:98%— 2— 119. 3 yeur-obls and upward. IOflOl OsrFOl Selling. Index Horses AWtPPSt1/* % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 135753SALESIA w 5 107 3 :• 1* l*t V V 3 Frach J Nichols 4 I :: 1". our 13998 SILAS GRUMP wi S 112 . 5 2* - 2* 2* J Callahan. r W Hedrlek G i • 5 out— 13819 ELSEWHERE w 5 107 2 2 B» ",» 1 3J H Pauley T F Sheedy 4 8 8 2 4 -", 12792 THELMA J W 3 88 1 1 4- ih 3 4: .1 Campbell.! M W Green 2 : 2 1 I38 »l BERKELEY w 10 109 ti t; 6 5 B* A NlcklausA B House 10 1." IS E 13813 SIDNEY PKTERS w fi 110 4 4 V -V C C A Pickens W M Baird 10 10 I 1 :-o Time. 2325. 36. 48, 1:02, lr89%. Track good. winner Ch nt. by Stalwart — Portia Swett trained by w. M. Baird. Went to post at 4:07. At post 1 minote. Start KOOd and slow. Won easily; second and third dtivin_ SAL8SIA dashed to the front in the first sixteenth and held her advantage to the finish, but was tiring at tiie end. SILAS GHIMP moved up with a rush on the far turn, but was weakly ridden In the stretch and 1 light bare won viih | stronger rider up. ELSEWHERE closed a gap and finished l.i-t. SIDNEY PETERS fell lame and was eased up in the stretch. THELMA J. showed speed and is worth rememberis Set-aiched--13P12 Stan. 112: 13793 tGrazelle. H7 : 1 l.iKKIiiP.al w a. 11-: 13800 HryiiaM.i. 102 *IXTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 9!l°7!» 1:48— « 124. ."year olds and upward. IOOOO ty3*yJL soiling • ___________________ Index Horses AWtPPSt Vt H "i Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 18997 *TOM HANCOCK 8r* 88 1 1* lh Ill I I J McTafirtW V Casey 2 2 2 2-6 OUl 13997 **ELLA GRAXE w I 100 1 4 4«* 3 " - -• F Murphy X R Davis 1 1 3-8 out— l8891JPEACOCK wb a 101 4 2 2J 2lJ 5* V 5* -f CallahanB C Evans 3 2J 21 4-5 on 18988 SCRIMMAGE «u 6 Wfi :: i 8 41 V- J-1 !* A NicklauaR McKeag I I 1 3-2 out 13913 MARTIN AM ROUS a I 109 I 1 2 3 •"• 0 ■"• A Pickens M J Conran 81 . 20 Ii I Time. 25. 49%. l:023/5. 1:16. 1:42%. 1:49%. Track sood Winner- B. g. i .v Fink Coat— -Lady Godiva trained by W. v. Casey. Went to past at 4:25. At post I minute. Start, fair and slow. Won easily: second and third driving TOM HANCOCK sqneesed through next to the rail ni the first turn and. taking a good lead. Was nevet 1 Fterwards beaded and won easing up. ELLA GRANE wheeled slightly at the start and was in close Quarters for the tirst three-Quarters, then moved up rapidly on the Btretch turn, but tired in the last eighth. I EACOCK ran well to the stretch and l«it in the final drive. Scratched 13920sMy.eenae. 109; 13907 Outlan. 194.
