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1 : i I THE AMERICAN I I RACING MANUAL 0 for 1917 :: « -= i| o An Excellent and Low-Priced Book of 438 Pages ; ; !! 4 » It holds information for people interested in racing contained d in no other publication. It is simply a mine of records , , ! — I! AMONG ITS FEATURES ARE: i! ▼ Method for Calculating rari-Mutuel Trices The First, Second and Third Horses, Jockeys, t ** Weights, Values and Times of American ► with Examples j ► Record fat ISM of Every IDirse That Raced in Stakes. J! North America During the Year. Twenty Beading Sires of 1916. O Record Frices in the Pari-Mutuels. Table of Comparative Speed of the Tracks at J if English Racing Records to Date. Various Distances. K Three Handicap Systems with Examples. The Scales of Weights of the Jockey Club. Ken- J O Records of All Distances of the Tracks of the tacky State Pacing Commission, Pacific ][ ** Inited States. Canada, Cuba and Mexico. Jockey Club, Canadian Pacing Associations, ► A American Yearling Sales in l.IDi. Jockey Club Juarez. Cuba-American Jot key P 0 American Racing Records at All Distances. Club, and of England. t Canadian Racing Records. ... , , . , II " r ■ r m .■■. .,.„ .. It Tables of Speed of All 1 racks. 1 English Racing Records. dj .. ,.,.,,. , The English Betting Pules. O Australian Pacing Records. ik 1 . , ., , . . Winners of All Stakes of PJ10. ][ „, The „ Great „ Money WI Winners of the American and I Racing Statistics of 1910. J English Turf. jj A Tabulation of Winning Two-Year-Olds of 1916. II,rs,,s Disqualified- in 1916. [ ji Arranged Inder Their Respective Sires. Costly Failures and Cheap Successes. i ** Officials and Location of Racing Organizations Dead Heats in 1916. j 0 of the United States, Canada, Cuba and Horses Which Died in 1916. , . Mexico. Horses Hid Dp in 191C. i | Eist of Horses That Have Sold for Great Prices. Winners of Important Races of England, France J | it The leading Winning Two-Year Olds Since 1S70. "si Australia. jj J | Remarkable Feats of Jockey ship. Records of Miles Run in 1:38 or Better, etc., ° American Sires Since 1S70. LeaJing etc. O O « 0 « • il PRICES— By Mail: | PRICES— At Office: jj j Leather Bound... .10 Leather Bound... .00 i Paper Bound 85 Paper Bound 75 i :; j =_ T With this eminently handy book in his pocket any admirer of racing can , 1 ► readily answer almost any query that may come up concerning facts of rac- I * 3 k, lng in the past. Its essjnl has never been printed and, considering the topics , 0 It covers, it is an extremely low-priced book. O I I ° o Daily Racing Form Publishing Co. I J ; 441 Plymouth Court Chicago, Illinois ; l 74 Exchange Street .*. /. Buffalo, N. Y. It L»»»l»»»ttt10M0MM,»MMM»»,l»»»»,»»»»»»l»M»,»„„: Bloodstock from Ireland, ESSEX PARK The Most Suitable in the World for All Countries. _ _ OTHER WINNERS IN AUSTRALIA— Bred in R A C fc» S Ireland. ZZZZZZZZ: "Ilachelors lersse" "Saintly Princess" ••tiubs" ii.vdesidc" Under Auspices of "Tirobantes" "Auriga" "Kunui-ry"" " "" The Business Mens League Huy the best for Racing or Stud. Animals for . nil requirements purchased, shipped and insured. UAT VDaTfclnVlat V A It 1/ Send orders, stating breeding reqlired and price to Bill I 1 |# I Hall I f UMWk IRISH BLOODSTOCK AGENCY, ■■VI Ol llllU»J*j rlltllai C0YLE and CO. Brokers, Ltd., — — 7, Anglesea Street :: :: DUBLIN. r».« • .ma- i_ on tCktT bankebs: wibes: Beginning March 30, 1917 Bank of Ireland. "Insurance" Dublin. Orders executed on commission of 5 per cent. FCCFY D/IDK IflaKFV f*l 1 1 R A FEW VACANCIES FOR AGENTS ABROAD. LOOtA r/*ll JUtlXLI vLVD NATIONAL RACING REVIEW. ■assssssssnasmsammmmsBssmmmmmmsssmmsnssnsnsl TODAYS SPECIAL: No. 23. RftiA/IF QPFPI/II Yesterdays Wire ran second and Special ran third. DU WW I L. O I n_ V* lr%LOa Room 801. 638 S. Dearborn Street. Chicago, niinola. NEXT THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ~TRY "THIS _PARLAY wired to any one promising; a square deal, Gone-East-Zee-You-Zee Address R- RHODES, Get-Gone-Hit-Not-Kim-Wit 211 ST. FAUL STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. Book 299. American Thoroughbred. Baltimore Bids;.. Chicajro- ,*™ ™****M""""**1,,*,,,*,,*,,*"***BB""*,","*",£ _________________ PERSEUS . 7-g WON PERSEUS, 7-2, WON, was yesterdays Form Spec-was our Free" Form Special yesterday. ia,-n«J eS* BTTTE BOOK onW* eenTaTrv* TODAYS FORM SPECIAL: No. 6. %3*f« and S"w5 *rl FORmMecSK; THE TURF REPORTER. No. 508 in Book 516. THE STANDARD TURF R. 509 Baltimore Bldg., 22 W. ftuincy St., Cnlcace. GUIDE, 403, 22 West ftuincy Street, Chicago, 111.
