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" . £ I A | 2 " 2 1 g . , , B , to ; " . 1 to , , , . . I _" , to 0 t , le s- — 3- to — -■ — -i 4 It to t — 3- •;. to to 1 5 2 _ ,. Firsl lW _ D. U. ... to to ., re,l the ... . CONNAUGHT PARK FORM CHART. OTTAWA, ONT.. THURSDAY. AUGUST 26, 1915. Third day. Coaaaught Park Jockey Club. kutuaan Meeting of 7 days. 23 hooks on. Weather c.ear. Preaidiag Steward, Joseph A. Murphy. Presldhag Judg. . Fraacia Neaaan. Starter, a. B. Hale. Bac- Ing Secretary. Sheridan Clark. Lacing starts at 2::;d p. in. Chicago time 1:30 p. m.. -Indicates apprentice allowance. OOf1 Q FlKsr K n: -5 1-2 Furlongs. 15945— 1:0$% — 115. Parse 8490. 2-year-otda. juJjlJ X «." Canadian foaled. Selling. Net vahse to whrnei 00; i ■cond, 0; third, 830. Index Horses AWtPPSt V Vs % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II 0 P S 22187W.ATF. HOURS W 101 I I 8*1* I1 l»| R McDottJ B Seagram 7-6 2 1 £-3 oat 22381* K A I lll.FF.N H. W 105 :. S 5» 8»l 2* -1 P Cooper J Hendricks 8-5 2| ■■■ 8-5 out 22247 HANS HO KE w 100 1 i 1* 2* 8* ::5 A "laver ThorncliffeStable 1 s S 2 J-T. 22381 OLD FOP WS 120 1 3 » 4 4- 4- .1 Acton C A Crew i E a 8-5 3-5 19609*WII.I.IAM W. w n 93 E I B» B" •." S Brown W Walker ■ M 91 20 1 22381 HOPEFUL AGE W 100 6 1 V. I I I G Lomas .T W Foster 3d 3o 30 19 1 Time, 24.. 49%. 1:11%. Track good. Winner — 1!. I". by Havoc Iron Frou trained by 1!. T. Lltll-field . Weal to post at 2:31. Al ]iost l minute, start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. LATE HOIKS forced a fast early pace and raced. BANSHORE Into defeat in the tirst half, then drew away near the end. KATHLEEN H.. after b big In a pocket for the lirt half, slipped through nest !• the rail on the stretch turn and nnished gamely. BANSHORE showed the atoal earij speed, but tired In the stretch drive. OLD POP showed speed, hut iptii. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. OOOA SECOND RACE 3-4 Mi.e. 15014 -1:13% i -113. Purse 8400. 2-year-olds. JOV-" Handicap. Net value to winner 00: second. 0; third. 880. Index Horses AWtPPSt "A z :i Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 22481-UFSFItVF. wit 90 3 E l| -; ! 1" J Callahan Keystone Stable 2 Z] 2] t-5 22411 FAHI.V SIGHT w 98 1 1 l1 1"* I1 -J A Claver ThorncliffeStable 6-5 8-5 8-5 3-6 oat 22191 I Y.NN w OS E 4 E E 4 S»* It MeDottW Walker 6 7 7 2| 4-5 .22161. COL. OUTELICS W KH 1 2 4 :!- 4* J Morys C B Campbell 4 4 4. 21741 ATAKA w 100 2 3 -" ". E E J Acton Q A Alexandra 4 4 4 7 Time, 2435, 60. l:16r"5. Track good. Winner— I?r. f. by Hastings — Retained II. trained by M. Hurtonl. Went to post at":i:l4. At post 1 niinute. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. RESERVE was on the outside of the leaders early, but moved up with a rush on the stretch turn and i utganied EARLY. SIGHT in a close tinish. The latter, a quick beginner, sho the most early s|„..,i and hung on gamely under punishment. LYNN closed a gap and finished with rush. COL. OUTELIIS tin-shed close op. ATAKA tired. The delayed post time in thta race was dm the excusing ot KOSF WATKR. OOPJOl TlTl It U RACK— About 2 Miles. 18718— 3:48*4— 6— 149.1 Steeplechase. Purse 8500. O aaa JL Wjaei ahla and npsrava. Handicap. Kst value t, wiaaterfSOO; teeoaat, 99; third, .Sod. Index Horses AWtPPSt I 0 9 12 Fill Jockey- Own is 0 H C P B 14891TROPASOmM wa 6 137 3 :: l» I* l1 1 1- G Bowser 3 YV Beardmore 20 80 3fl S 3 2282-s-rrcco w 4 i4r E •" E I 23 2* I" r WlUma i W Garth 7 m S t-5 1-3 out 21398i:Y HAVEN w 8 188 I 2 ! . i "■■ ::■■ HCrawfrdW Smith 2 3 3 8-5 1-2 22079 MORPETH w 8 it; 1 1 8 4- 4 4" 4- J Russell W Obernesser 8 6 3-2 1-2 22482 JOE GAIETT w t; 188 I 4 2- 2" i1 E E J Bmith J W Hammond 4 6 6 7-0 2-5 Time. 3:52. Track good. Wlaaer— Ch. g. by Kasturtluai — Fair Annel trained by J. w. Graves. Wi nt to posi u 5:3B. At post 1 niinute. Start good and Blew. Won handily; second and thinl driving. TROPAEOLUM, showing high spaed and a good Jumper, held the lead all the waj and hung on gamelj In a drive through the Baal quarter. STUCCO was under stout restraint through Cue Brat turn of be field and raced MARION CAIRTY tato defeal in the seeoad time around, but could not get to the leader. NEW HAVEN peeked il wveral of thi feacea and waa outpaeeaV, Overweighta Tropaeolnm. .■ inittml-. 6 O PC »J 1 Iol IMH RACK— 94 Mile. 1501 1-1 :l-".!.-. — 4 — 11:.. i Furs,. 99, All Ages. 5 £ O dfi eat HaaaHeap, Net value to wlaaer s:;.-,o: second. 99; third. *:.n. Index Horses AWtPPSt % M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O HOPS 22451siR EDGAR w 3 107 3 S«i 8" 3- U J CallahanH G Bedwell 4 E S 8-5 1-3 22163 FAN ZARETA wii 5 1-0 2 2 l 2: C I _ !" Cooper H S Newman S E 8 a 8 s S out 22345 HACK RAY w 7 110 S 1 21 Id 2d 3* J Acton P Sheridan T E 8 5 8 5 2-5 out 22345 PLATE CLASS w 9 10S 4 4 • •"■ •" 41 A claver ThorncliffeStable !0 :» IS 2 22454 THE 1I MOON w •" 08 3 E 44 4* 4 ", r McDott Keystone stable . M N 1 I Time. 234s, 48L.. 1:1*% Track srood. Wlaaer -Ch. c, by Canard — stumpy trained by H. G. Bedwell. Went to post at 4:00. At |aist 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. SIR BDGAB raced on the inside down the backstretcli. then was taken to the outside on the Btretch turn and. coming fast throughoul the Baal Quarter, won drawing clear. FAN ZARETA n-a9 excessively used ii. racing BACK BAT lata defeat, but saved ground oa the stretch turn, then tired in the Baal sixteenth. RACK FAY. after i.e.ng a forward contender and alternating in pace-to making, tired in the stretch drive. T.ie others were outpaced. f 1 K O Q FIFl II RACE— 3-4 Mile. 15014—1:13% — 4— 113. i lnrse X . 3-year-olds and upward. 550SO Selling Maiden Jockeys. Net value to winnei 8889; SBtaad, 9; third. 859. index norsrs AWtPPSt H K ri Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II C I* S 22504- i.HN LONDON wa 5 101 I I I* I1 1 1 1- : Lornas W Smith I S I a I S i • out 22438*KATHARINE G. wa 3 109 7 E 2| V 2- I* W ShhriiT Kgger- 4 I 5 8-5 4-o 22413*KYLE w B 108 "■ 8 I1 41 81 Sl 11 Donaln Y Walker 8 IS I -4 •?2Sfi7 "RFC I LAR W •"• 98 1 1 X* iJ ."• 41 M Mount nB Dorsey Id !■" 1 1 I 225G4*!IM I." w 7 198 9 I ■". " • 5» K WeathyA Brenl II IS 15 I -i 2"?18n PERPETUAL w 4 lu" 8 - ;... ;- i1 i Martin C Hagan I M it 8 l 22504CARO NOME w -1 !» . t 4 aa 8* -,- 7 E Gravea P J lilies W r. 15 E - 22162 IIKF. I.FSLIF w 3 100 2 9 9 I 81 8* J Miller t: McSweeney 8 8 I 22382 PAMPINEA w B 198 S I 5] 71 9 . E Lomaa J C Fletcher 28 M :2 E 2 . Time. £4yf. 495. 1:16. Tiack good. Wlaaer— Bt Ot, by Hcraals— Llda B. trained by P. Farrar. Went to post st 4:21. At posi :: minutes, start good and slow. Wen han.lt!.. : second and third driving. Ll Y LONDON sit a last pace and. saving ground on the turns, drea Sway in the final quarter. I. VTHARIXE ■• raced in closest pursuit, was ,n the Inside for the Brsl quarter in close qunrters anil made i game effort at* the eighth post, but tired. KYLE finished well and easilj dlsp ed of JIM L. and REGU-I F The latter made up ground. JIM I., ran a good half. The winner was entered for s::iki: no bid. Scratched 22432 Fair Helen. 95: 22436 McClintock, 193: 22504 Ella Jennings. 100; 22435 Slgadoo, 1«X. Overw i iglus— Katharine C... 5 poonds: Kybc 2. O O R O /I SIXTH RAFF 5 1-2 Furlongs, iinsi.. - 1 :oi;-i- -3—115.1 Purse 8400. 3-year-olds sad £ f3 and 4t upward. Selling. Net valae to wlaaer 90; second. 9: third. 9. Index Horses AWtPPSt 4 V; % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II 0 F S 22463S1K RAYMOND w T 115 2 8 U : II 1 Y War*tonW F Burns IS ?2485 MOSEF. /.ABATE w . 1":: 4 3 l» II f* 21 P Co°Per H s Newman 88887 JEWEL OP ASIA w 5 119 7 5 8*i 8] I 3* JCallahanA Al Gregg » 30 •■_■•_ 22485-Mi ii i: en I 198 E 7 S - 31 I w Pral C E Dellnea 14 3 4 22369*1. Wills TAIL wa 4 113 s I 3 8 8 ri: W W MenR Hanlej 20 30 30 m .. 88a86*HAVERSACK wit 3 b7 in 71 V 7 61 E Forehd 8 Rosa M !0 I 22260-REFLECTION WB 3 105 • ! 3 3 "i T C Miller Mrs A P Dayton 7 12 13 I i 21292 - II. FY wb 8 10T 3 l 2- 1- 4 8 R afcDottMra J PhllUpa I I S : ■ out rime. 24. 49V5. 1:19%. Track good. Winner — R. g. by Maasgan Thrill.. 1 trained bj F. Prior. Went to posi :,: t:-.;i ai post 4 minutes. Stat good and slow. W n easily: second in! thlril drlv- Il ■ sir RYMoI well Dp from the start, -lipped through on the inside on the stretch turn and. lin- i-hing fast won going away. JOSEF1NA ZARATE, a quick beginner, wa- taken hack on the «tretch turn and ioi-le,| with a rush JEWEL OF ASIA closed a gap ami finished close up. YIUY ran on i n the tuns, then I- wide in the final quarter and Balahed e:,s,.,i np. MATER finished fast Tin winner waa entered for 84O0: no I id. Scratched 22408 Briar Path. ll» : 122ots Qnien Bane, 198. Overweight- JoseMna /.irate. :. pounds. Cm Cm 1ST ATI K SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 15917 -1:18 i 97.1 Purse 90. |-year-olda and *li Jt O £i *y now .id. Selling. Net value to wlau i 59; tecoad, 00; third. 0. Trnlex Horses AWtFFSt i U % Str Fin Jockex s Owaen O 11 . P 8 ?_2139 i.di isi: TRAVKRS w 4 102 8 1 .: Si V 1" V R McDottH J McGraw I 8 I 8 1 22457 Mis- WATERS w t 188 3 2 I- 1- I* _•. _! I ral F J Fons 3 4 . • "25C5 ZODIAC w 4 l1* " ■ ;:1 r • ■ ; ! Cooper I. W birth 7 S 3 I 3-2 7 191-1 22486* XBBOTSFORD w 5 102 E I »* 81 V i* Is A Merge! W L die r 18 !., 15 i I 22486 IT ORO w f 118 1 1 1- I* Il » B| W WartonX K 1 IS ! 19 I - 8t593*KINMl NPY ir 5 112; " _ B* •- t* • Chine. Mrs Q It Cochrant I I 22164 1. 6KIRKCALDT WB 4 104 - "• :- 1 I 7; • B Crown S Louis » 30 38 W 4 2248* IICK EAI WOOD w 5 112 1 7 7 S 8 8 81 J Acton A G Woodman 8 •■ 8- ! 22436*sici ALPHA wa 5 102 9 9 9 3 9 9 I B Gravea AC Pratt 81 38 N W I line . 88%. 49. lilG3/;. 1:4325. 1:51. Track: good. Winner I., f. by Mcc.e Mis. Canale trained by J. Arthur. Went tQ I--i at ~ -V t post 1 minutes scut good and slow. Won easily: e :. 1 and third oriv- !i- I ol 1SF TRVVERS rftel -mz saved behind the earij I cders. moved up with a rush on the stretch turn and finishing last drew away In the final sixteenth. Miss WATERS wa* pocketed while going to the firsl i tin and -ti; i«.,i through nexl to the rail on the stretch turn and outstayed ZODiAC 1 ie latter ,:,s,,i ,„, much ground bnl tired in the final drive EL ORO Khowed good ••; I hot qnli after -ertmg , ,..,,. , b utretcl VBBOTSFORD ran « di The winner waa entered for *4mi- no hid. Scran ed 22503 Cogs, 107; 22503 Spindle. 11, 222351Fastcso, 11-; ~4% Ucaumont Belle, 107. OverweigUis— Miss Waters, 2 pounds. .
