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HAVRE DE GRACE FORM CHART. HAVRE DE GRACE, MD., THURSDAY, APRIL IB, 1817.— Fourth day. Harford Agriculture and Breeders Association. Spring Meeting of 13 days. Weather clear. Stewards, W. S. Vosburgh and 0. J. Pits Gerald. Judge, C. Coruehlsen. Starter, James Milton. Racing Secretary, F. Rehberger. Racing starts at 5:30 p. m. Chicago time 1:30 p. m.. W indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. QOPCQO FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile. April lfi. 1915—47*6—2—107. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. O ehftj Ov Allowances. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third, 0. Index Horses AWtSt U "i % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 32538 ONICO w 109 1 » P| 11 T Parton J M Zimmer 70-100 32427 T1PPITY WITOHET w 112 3 M 4* M F Robson H P Whitney f2M-M8 32479MISS BURGOMASTER w 109 2 1 1J :l E Haynes J S Tyrco 1490-100 32531 VIRGINIA YBLL w 112 4 4 ?.J 4= A Collins J P Jones 2S40-100 32518 LAND LUBBER w 112 6 5= E* 5 J Butwell G H Browne 900-100 32531 GOLDEN GLOW WB-MC 5 7lrt 64 6" L Mink II P Whitney t SHASTA w 107 7 V 7" 710 J Mr-Tag t T P Thorne IMS-MS 32518 BABUNTA II. W 107 I S I 8 W Obtrt W L Saunders 8SM6-MS iCouplod in betting as II. P. Whitney entry. Time, 254i, 48%. Track fast. £2 mutuels paid. Onico. .40 straight, .50 place, .30 show; II. P. Whitney entry, S2 50 place, .30 show; Miss Burgomaster. .10 show. Equivalent booking odds--Onico. 70 to 100 straight. 25 to 100 place. 15 to 100 show; II. P. Whitney entry. 25 to 100 PSSC*, 18 to KM show: Miss Burgomaster. 55 to 100 show. Winner — Br. f. by Malta Santa — The 1ct trained by A. Ziinmer; bred by Mr. Thomas Clyde. Went to post at 2:34. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slew. Won driving: second and third the same. ONICO. after being saved under slight restraint until rounding tin- last turn, responded gamely when called on and won drawing clear. TIPPITV WIiVHET was hard ridden throughout and finished fast and gamely. MISS BURGOMASTER, away forwardly. set a fast early pace, but tired slightly la the final sixteenth. VIRGINIA YELL raced well and was on the outside of the leaders all the wav LAND LUBBER was outpaced. Scratched -32153 Lady Grey. 10-1. Q Q PT O 1 SECOND RACE— About 2 Miles. Sept. 30. 1914—3:57 — J— 142. Steeplechase. 04l01 Purse .son. 4-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances. Net value to winner 50; second, 00: third, 0. Index Berets AWtSt 4 S 12 13 Fin Jockeys Owners E«iuiv. Odds Strt 21790 PUSSY WILLOW W 4 1:52 I 4S «*« 2 • l1 1= S Stevson G D Widener Jr 170-100 32519 K1L1X WTMS 7 :5l ll 1« 2-n 23" E Landrv H L Ilaughton IMIi Ml 238201.KAZENOSE fflM 1 H ■■- 2r 3 ::-M OConr Glen Riddle Farm 1000-100 ORIENTAL STAR W 1131 E i E 1 4 4 S Turner A P Humphrey Jr 12245 100 30197 JCLIET W S1M| 3 7 7 I E E R Crawtd W Smith HP-MI DUKE OP NORFOLKw a lM I c, c, o t; I C Corhetl C W Otwell BeVMd 30111 HUGH HUNTER wllfl 2 2 2 Last rider. A Stretch B Tuck-rman Mt-Md 25713 PENNTROCK W8 5127 9 Refused. F Johnson W Stockton 1105-100 20322 TUDOR KING w 5 129 4 Lost rider. T Parr, tte A P Harvey 1005-100 TREDETTE w4 1.:sl0 Lost rider. MrAPHyJrA P Humphrey Jr t tCoaaded in betting as A. P. Humphrey, Jr. carry. Time. 4:15. Track fast. .S2 mutuels paid. Pussy Willow, fSwdt straight, tS.fl place, .40 -how: Kilix, S.50 place, .90 show: P.razenose. .40 show. Equivalent booking odds — Pussy Wiliow, 170 to 100 straight, 150 to 100 place, 70 to 100 show; Kilix. 820 to 100 place. 345 to lno show: P.raZ-nose. 170 to loo show. Winner — B. g. by Migraine— -Lady Schorr trained by M. Smart; bred by Mr. John E. Madden. Went to post at 2:50. At post 2 minutes. Start lead and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. PUSSY WILLOW, under stout restraint in the early running, took the lead at his riders leisure and won with speed in reserve. KILIX displayed ■ rood tarn of speed and fiaished gamelv Pit V/.K-NOSE tired badly after going one mil- . but In Id OBIEMTAL STAB safe. .11 MET. DUKE OK NOB-POLK and PENNTROCK refused at the fourth jump, but the first two finished the course IHGU IIUNTER lost his rider at the tenth jump, TUDOB KING at the third and TBEDKTTE at the first. Overweights— Juliet. 1*4 poll Ills. nnrOQ THIRD BACK 3-4. Mile. April 2l. VMS— 1:11%— S— «. Parse ISM. I -year -olds 0iJt04 and upward. Maidens. Selling. Not value to winner 50; second, 00; third. 0. Index Horses AWtSt ■* ]2 ":t Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eipiiv. Oilds Strt BECKNA w4 110 I 21 I*| 1 1- 3 WilliamsKentuoky Stable Mfr-Md SS4M3VELOUR wbIMI 1 1" V 2= t*l R C WattsA Johnaon 425 loo S2S4S1 BRIGHT STAR w IM4 1 4- •.- r!1 V A Collins R F rarman 385 100 .•0139 WATER WINGS W 3109 2 E* B1 «* 1- ■ AmbrosoR Newman 3290-100 32524 ED BOND w 4 110 10 P* 74 P .". N Huff W L Oliver jfj MS 2X407 THREE CHEERS WB 3!eJ E J"| V El 01 S MeGraw Quincy Stable 1:70 pio 32519 BUDDY W SIM fi «" 6* 7s 710 T Parton Mirasol Stable S175 loo 32508 NO NEWS w 4 IM 7 7 s- s1 si E Haynes A J Davis floiioioo 32132 STAR PEARL WB 10 MS 8 Ml 9- 9- V J Moon.y J Phillips 21050-100 32319 DILL era S IM 9 S* BH M**la*» A John.;. ml: J Creichton 30075-100 32108 WOODFAIR wb 5 110 11 11 11 ll 11 J Gartner J W Hedrick I f.Mutuel fi. Id. Time. 24. 48 !i, 1:15. Track fa-jt. *2 mutuels paid. Iteikna. .30 straight, . SO place. .20 show; Velour. .00 place. .20 show; Bright Star. X1 show. Equivalent booking odds— P.eckna. 315 pa 100 straight, 110 to 100 place. SB to 100 show: Velour, 130 t ion place, oo to mo show: Bright Star, M to Phi show. Winner — it. c, by TTontbeeh— St. Natalia trained ay W. F. Martha; bred in England by Mr. D. Cooper. Went to post at 3:20. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. BECKNA followed the leader closely to the stretch, thea drew clear when called on and won with speed in reserve. VELOIP drew away into a long lead while rounding the far turn, but could not withstand the winners challenge. BRIGHT STAR finished resolutely. WATER WINGfl ran well and fka isle .I close no. ED BOND closed a gap. THBEE CHEERS showed speed. O 4? pT Q Q POUBTH PACE 3-4 Mile. April 21, li13 1:11-.,— 3— 91. Purse SSSt. 3-year-OOuO olds. Selling. Net value to winner S49S; second. 00; third. 0. Index Horses AWtSt M M % Str Fia Jockeys Owners Eipiiv. Odds Strt StSSS*8WIFT FOX will 1 1- 1- 1* 1« F Robson W Durnan 290-100 32559 QUEEN OF THE SEA wb MS M Hi . 4*12* E Korehd W Stockton lr.io-ioo 32517 KAI.MIA lARK wb ill I 8* VI V S* E Haynea R P Marie SShVMS 324 11 OWAGA WBMS 9 V 1- 23 4- J McTaat J T McDonald IM MS 32570- SLEEPY SAM wMS 6 5- 5 S E* B Kopmi C N Darke MS-MS 32509 A I. HUDSON WB 111 1 4 4; 5] 63 E Ainbros. E K Bryson MS-MS 32508 ODDS AND ENDS w 103 2 9* 7- S- 7:1 W Ward G Preece MSSE-MS S241t*SATSUMA BELLE w llo I 7 B* 71 M A Johaaoi Mr McLnin 7236-1M 32539*HIGITWAV W -s 7 S* •* 9:1 9 J Pet;: N K L-.il UMS MS 32509* WALL STREET WB MS E 10 M M 10 R Trotse H Q Pedaeli 11!K1H0 Time. 24. 48, 1:M%. Track fast. mutuels paid. Swift Fox. . NO straight. .50 place. .7tl show; Queen of the Sea. ?15.3» place, S7.30 show; Kalinin Park. 1.50 show. Eipiivalent booking odds— Swift Fox. 2!:i to 100 straight. 125 to KM place. 85 to 100 show; Queen of the Sen. SS8 to PM place. 205 to PMI show: Kalmia Park. 475 to 1SS show. Winner — B. o. by Tony Boaere— Tallahassee trained by W. A. BaittotheB; bred by Mr. F. J. Pons. Went to post st 3:50. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. 8WIPT FON set a fast pace under slight restraint in the early running, then moved away into a long lead in the homestretch and won easiag up. QUEEN OF THE SKA. off slowly, raced extremely wide on all the turns, but outlasted the others for second place. KALMIA PA UK hung on well and eatgaated OWAGA for third place. The latter was speedy, but tired badly. WALL STREET was almost thrown OB tin- backstretch. BLEEP? SAM eras badly ridden and always outpaced. Scratched -3255! Little Cottage, lot; 32531 Kcbo. 10S: 322M Lord Byron, 111; 32509 El Rey. 114; 32501 Broke ck, 1SSX Q 1 PT Q /I PIPTB. RACE— S 1-2 Furlongs. Sept. 10. 1012- 1:05 r.-. — 3—105. Fifth Punning UIOOt: Wilmington Stakes. ,000 Added. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Net value Is winn. r .si. 235: second. gBSj third. 00. "index Horses AWtSt . :■ *jj Str Fill Jockeys Owners Kiiuiv. Odds Strt tSt4«aFPRUrT CAKE w_3 1 _*1 1* 1* I1 P Bahaoa E T ZolHcoffer EE-MS 32532 KING HEROD WB Ml I I* ":i 2- 2r- T Parton G II Browne MS-MS 30102 AMALGAMATOR will 2 53 4! 5- P E AmbroseW Viau IMS-MS SSSSdtFRIENDLESS wilt E 4i 53 • 1 E Haynea A I* Harvey 7::iri-1oo S2SS- FIRING LINE wnioi I I fi fi fia* R McDott.l J Parrel] Jr BUS-MS 32554-REPROBATE WB IM 4 1- 2- Ill J BatweS E McBride ME-MS lAdded starter. Time. 235 48. 1:00%, 1:07. Track fast. mutuels paid. Fruit Cake. .10 straight. .2.3«t peace, .20 show; King Herod. .40 place. .S0 show: Amalgamator. S4.70 show. Eiiuivalent booking odds Pratt Cake. 55 to 100 straight. 15 to 100 place, 10 to KM show; King Herod, 20 to PM place, 40 to MS show: Amaltmm.-ior. 135 to MB show. Wianer— B. f by Dick Welles— Parhrieaae trained by W. A. BaittotheB; bred by Mr. J. P. Btepass. Went io t.osi at" 4:20. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving PKUIT CAKE followed REPROBATE until rounding the last tarn, then drew clear after entering the homestretch and held KINO HEROD safe in the final drive. KING HEROD, under punishment in the early running, was kept close up to the leaders and finished gamely through the final eighth, but cenld never get up. AMALGAMATOR came wide on the stretch turn, but gained steadily and outstayed PRIBXDLKSS at the end. FRIENDLESS tired as if short. REPROBATE set a fast early pace, but quit in the stretch. __ . . . . ,.. Scratched — 325H9:Mac Murray, 99: 30500 Manokin, 121: 32504 Srarpia II., _„, 104; 32. » 4 I yrant. 111; 32555 X. K. Heal. Ill: 825S4 Captai n Pay. IPS. BT 1 pr SIXTH BACK— S 1-2 Furlongs. Sept. 10. 1012 1:05-., 3 105. Purse 1917.sh00. 3-year-OuO olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner and450: second. 00: third, 0. Index Horses AWtSt % j ;~Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt S2S6S HAUBERK WB 6D_~1 fij 73 4- 1" .1 Put well .1 F Bweeaaey ____ 3252i"SKILES KNOB w 5 105 2 11 I* 1 M J McTagt W Feucht. r 1910 100 SS5S3 TEA CADDY w 4 99 4 _ 2 2l .". A Collins M Shea 915-100 3042! PLITTERGOLD u m I 119 7 73 fi 31 «*1 R Ball G A Muller 1»::0-100 StSSS KEWESSA w7 11S 0 Sk 5 fi* fik N Huff W L Oliver UO-100 301X7 PESKY WB 4 M I 4- 41 fi1 * !■ B Troise I« A OMeara 2::45-100 29537 SKEBR PACE wb SMS I r " M 7s 7" E AaabraaeW Viau 4195100 21734 DR. CARMEN WB SMS S B 8 S 8 W Collins L Phelps 121.0 100 Time. 24. 48i;„ laM%, 1:07. Track fast. 52 mutuels paid. Hauberk, .30 straight, .10 place, .50 show; Skiles Knob, 4.50 place, .30 show; Tea Cadafar, S4.N0 show. . , Equivalent booking odds - Hauberk, 205 to KM straight. 105 to 100 place, 12. to 100 show; Skiles Knob. 025 to PM place. 205 Is PMI show: Tea Caddy. 140 to PM show. Winner— P. g, by Martinet— Druid trained by F. Musante; bred by Messrs. Holland _____■ and „.-„- Williams Went to post at 4-50 At post I minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same II CBEHK was outpaced for the first half mile, but saved ground when entering the homestretch and gaining rapidly under punishment, got up to win in the final stride. SKILES KNOB soon took the had and. making the pace fast, hung on gamely, but could not withstand the winner s challenge TEA CADDY was a forward contender throughout and finished tast and gamely, i LI T TEKGOLD closed a gap and finished close up. KEWESSA was poorly ridden and met with repeated interference. PESKY and BKEEB FACE showed speed. 0 prQ/J SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Sept. 25. 1915— 1:42%— 4— 119. Purse O*4000 S""0- 4 -year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third. $.- ■ , Index Horses AWtSt 4 _ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ~~ Equiv. ~ Odds Strt 32558 - * PROGRESSIVE wn 7 102 1 4l 4l 8* l1 1= W Collins 7 Francis i?49~J°j2 gSMS*THE8IMRES wb 7 108 3 5= S * 2 2= Z. Mrah N L Snelson ___5 *SSd5 JERRY W4 107 9 10 93 9?. 7l 31 A Collins E K Bryson 1430-100 32 579 DISTURBER w 4 107 2 7- CJ 6i 6l 4i F Rob.sonC E Fountain 1545-100 88565 EGMONT W 1 107 7 3« 3* 41 3 P T Parton J Phillips ISfiO-lOO 32565 HARRY LAUDER wn 7 107 11 11 *•*•?•»• SI R McDoU J F Sweeney 7S? 28171 BROOMSEDGE w 6 107 5 1J 2J MSI 7 J McTag t R Parr 2C5-100 32524 PIERROT w 5 107 10 8J g 8 8* 8» R Ball A Lezama +„Ir"ino 32565 CHILTON KING wn 7 107 8 6»U3 71 10; 9j E ArnbroseB Johnson "rlm 32557 - RICHARD LANGDON w 7109 6 21 15 2l 4i 10- J W llliumsW Murray 2475-100 SSeSZMLOCH WB5102 4 92 11 11 11 11 A Johnsor.C Polk T IMutuel fieldV Thae, 84%. «B%, 1:16%, l:«t%. lrtJ«. Track fast. . mutuels paid. Progressive, .90 straight, .90 place, .20 show; Thesieres, .70 place, .00 8b0,Equfvalent booking" odds— Progressive, 345 to 100 straight, 145 to 100 place, GO to 100 show; Thesieres. 1S5 to 100 place, 100 to 100 show; Jerry. 245 to 100 show. Winner— Ch. h. bv Cesarion— Star Cat trained by J. Arthur; bred by Mr. T. »,«_«_ C. McDowell. ,,* Went to post st 5:29. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third dnv-imr PROGRESSIVE after being under restraint for the first half, moved up rapidly when culled on and passing THESIERES in the final eighth, was going away at the end. THESIERES raced into the lead and while unable to withstand the winners rush, held the others safe. JERR closed a big gap and came f ust through the stretch. RICHARD LANGDON quit badly. DISTURBER finished fast. EGMONT ran well to the stretch. BROOMSEDGE showed speed, but quit. •.___._ __ Scratclied-32555 Buss Around, 97; 32572»Edna Kenua, 97; 3254 PDr. Charcot. 107; 32o43»Prim Harry, 102 Overweights — Thesieres, 1 pound; Richard Laugdou, 2.
