Empire City Form Chart, Daily Racing Form, 1918-07-21

EMPIRE CITY FORM CHART NEW YORK SATURDAY JULY 20 1918 Empire City Seventh day Empire City Racing Association Summer Meeting of 10 days Weather clear temperature 90 Steward to Represent Jockey Club Andrew Miller Placing Judges C II Pettingill and E C Smith Starter Mars Cassidy Racing Secretary V E Schaumberg Racing starts at 230 p in Chicago time 130 p in AV indicates whip S spurs B blinkers Fig ¬ ures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date track record age of horse and weight carried Indicates apprentice allowance QOfl Ofl FIRST RACE About 34 Mile July 20 1916 108 3 113 600 Added 3ycarolds OJJJLOJL and upward Claiming Net value to winner 600 second 100 third 50 Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 38920 SIR HELIO w 3 30 C C C39108DRAGOON 7i C1 2 = 1 E Sande Meadow Bk FmC C 5 39108DRAGOON w 3 108 2 5 41 4 4s 2l A Collins Harford Stable S S C 33240 LIVELY w 4 110 9 4 439113ONICO 33 2J 15 31 M Buxton C Kornbloom C CSS S 8 3 S5 39113ONICO wis 3 98 7 12 1238964RIArERSIDE 11 = 10l G 4 F Smith J Arthur 3 4 1 18532710 38964RIArERSIDE wi 4 115 S 1 15 15 3 51 J DminickT E Maher 588 5883 85 39117 MILLRACE w 3 107 4 U 9 S1 51 C1 AV Kelsay E Sietas 30 30 30 12 fi 38145 TERESA J w 3 OS I 10 1039113M1SS 105 75 105 71 G AValls Quincy Stable fi C 5 2 1 39113M1SS KRUTER wu 7 100 11 8 is 9J 95 S2 T Rowan AV Cahill 20 20 20 8 4 38088 PERIGOURDINE wr 3 98 5 2 2 35 75 9J J AVcssler B AVilliams 887 21 75 39108 ALBURN wit 3 98 13 7 5 = 5i S1 10 = S McGrawL F AVagner 20 30 SO 12 G GS8911POOR S8911POOR BUTRFIA w 3 98 12 11 13 13 12l 115 R Dcnyse AAr J Press 30 30 30 12 fi 89002 HELEN ATKIN wit 3 99 1 113 13 13S8870 S1 115 H1 123 R Bolton F D AVeir 30 30 30 12 C S8870 RESISTIBLE wu 5 105 10 3 12 12 13 13 F HopkinsJ B Sheridan 50 100 100 40 15 15Time Time 22i 47 109 Track fast fastAArinncr AArinncr B c by Heliotrope Cross Duchess trained by F M Taylor bred in England by Mr AA S Heather HeatherAVent AVent to post at 232 At post 1 minute Start poor and slow AAon handily second and third driv ¬ ing SIR UELIO was waited with behind the leaders to the eighth Dost then came with a rush and won going away DRAGOOX saved ground on the last turn and made a game finish LIVELY raced into the lead in the stretch but tired in the final strides OXICO appeared sore when going to the post and Iiegan slowly but made up much ground and may have been best RIATERSIDE set a great pace to the stretch and tired badly badlyScratched Scratched 39113 Miss Sterling 98 38057 Assign 98 Huerta 110 110Overweights Overweights Millrace 4 pounds QOkf OO SECOND RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards July 19 1916 143 3 100 800 Added OuTJO M 3yearolds and upward Handicap Net value to winner 705 second 125 third 75 Index Horses AAYtPPSt 14 Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 39103 ST ISIDORE wr 5 117 32 1 5 1 I1 I3 1 G Walls E Arlington 39032 3IIANOArIA 45 2 k A Collins Jlarrone Stable 13 15 12 5 25 39103 = BONDAGE wn 4 109 G 9 8s 38963 T McTAGGART WB 4 117 74 3l 35 35 2s 4 = E Taplin G AV McNamec 4 4 1GW5 35 390983SPUR wr 5 12C 1 1 41 21 21 35 5s C Fbther J Butler 2 25 1251 2 89083 RHINE MAIDEN wn G 97 5 3 25 4 G 6 = G3 S McGrawE F AVhitney 30 30 30 12 G 36354 A ALERIUS w 3 107 9 G 5 71 7 71 1 J Dursch J Sanford 30 30 30 12 G 39098 TICKET wn 4 110 2 7 9 9 85 83 S15 M Buxton A Miller 12 15 15 G 3 39032 DORCAS wn 5 105 4 8 75 Gl 9 9 9 E Sande Cleveland Stable 5 G G 2 1 1Time Time 23 47 112 l3Sy5 142 S new track record Track fast fastWinner Winner Ch g by Isidor Onaga trained by F A Herold bred by Mr John Sanford SanfordAVent AVent to post at 304 At post 5 minutes Start poor and slow AAon easily second and third driv ¬ ing ST ISIDORE in great form now took the lead at once and setting a fast pace held sway through ¬ out and was easing up at the end HAXOAIA closed a gap rapidly on the inside and finished fist BOXDAGE badly interfered with at the start ran an excellent race TOM McTAGGART raced for wardly but tired in forcing the pace SPUR was compelled to come on the outside when entering the stretch and was tiring at the end DORCAS wheeled at the start impeding BOXDAGE BOXDAGEScratched Scratched 39129Jusqii an Bout 100 OQ THIRD RACE 5 12 Furlongs Oct 22 1900 106 2 103 Eighth Running WHIRL e 4LP STAKES Guaranteed Value 5000 2yearolds Allowances Net value to winner 5050 second 700 third 300 Index Horses AWtPPSt 14 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P S 39087 SAVEEP ON wn 114 3 2 15 1 I 1 ° C FbtherAV R Coe 35 71035 out 3911LADY ROSEBUD w 119 2 3 4 31 3 2 = 1 J Collins R L Gerry 20 20 0 3 25 38962 LORD BRIGHTON we 127 14 S 2 2t 3s M Rowan Brighton Stable 75 85 75 16 out 38844 DAYDUE w 110 41 21 4 4 4 A Johnson G W Loft 20 40 40 4 1 1Time Time 22 46 59 106 equals track record Track fast fastWinner Winner B c by Sweep Yodler trained by AV II Karrick bred by Mr Addison Johnson JohnsonAAent AAent to post at 335 At post 2 minutes Start bad and slow AVon easily second and third driv ¬ ing SAVEEP OX indulged DAYDUE with a brief lead then passed the latter with a rush and showing great speed drew away and won in a canter LADY ROSEBUD ran like a good tilly and finished fast LORD BRIGHTON tired under his heavy impost but was a game contender to the last eighth DAYDUE was outclassed outclassedScratched Scratched 39005 Yurucari 114 QO f FOURTH RACE 1 18 Miles July 23 1910 151 3 118 Second Running EMPIRE Otf JLOTC CITY DERBY Guaranteed Value 5000 3yearolds Allowances Net value to winner 3850 second 700 third 300 Index Horses te viStrFin Jockeys 39045JACK HARE JR w 122 2 1 1 = 1s I 1 15 G MolesthAV E Apple 39033 RECOUNT WI 117 3 2 21 2 2 2 = 2 J McTagtA Miller 20 30 20 1 out out3911DMATINEE 3911DMATINEE IDOL wn 110 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 E Sande Cleveland Stable 15 20 20 12 out outTime Time 24y5 48 113 140 153 Track fast fastAAinner AAinner Br c by Marathon Moouct trained by F D AAeir bred by Mr AV E AAalsh AAalshAVent AVent to post at 359 At post 1 minute Start good and fast Won cantering second and third driving JACK HARE Jit held sway under restraint for the entire distance and was never extended RECOUXT was always in closest pursuit and raced gamely MATIXEE IDOL did his best bestScratcJied ScratcJied 39047 Xutcracker 110 sgiKPPapp 119 O Oil OK FIFTH RACE 1 Miie July 19 1916 138 5 110 Purse 700 3yearolds and Otf JLOO upward Selling Net value to winner 500 second 125 third 75 Index Horses AWtPPSt JA StrFiii Jockeys O H O P 39095 = NIGHTSTICK wis S 113 G 1 21 15 I2 I2 1 T Rice Kentucky Stable 85 85 S S391233KOHINOOR 391233KOHINOOR wr 4 99 2 2 I1 35 25 25 21 G AAalls E Arlington 8 8 G i 39105 AFRICAN ARROAV w 3 9S 4 G 54 510 42 3 3s E Sande Calumet Stable 15 15 12 4 85 59094 = MARN GOOSBY w C 108 1 5 42 41 55 513 4 = R SimpsonAV Perkins 4 5 45 3235 3235391212EMPRESS 391212EMPRESS w 3 10G 3 4 35 21 3 = 42 52S M Buxton J Butler G5 32 75 12 out 39119 ARTIST Wis 3 103 5 3 6 G G G G A Collins Meadow Bk FmCO 30 30 10 4 4Time Time 25 48l5 114 140 Track fast fastAAinner AAinner Ch g by Broomstick Homespun trained by AV F Martin bred by Mr Harry Payne Whitney WhitneyAArent AArent to post at 424 At post 1 minute Start good and slow AAon driving second and third the same XIGHTSTICK close up in the early running raced into the lead on the backstretch but tired in the final strides and just lasted long enough to win KOIIIXOOR set the early pace and after swerv ¬ ing in the stretch came with a rush and barely failed to get up AFRICAX ARROAV saved ground on all the turns and finished fast and close up EMPRESS came wide on the last turn then tired badly MARIOX GOOSBY ran far below his true form and should beat such horses easily easilyScratched Scratched 391113Jack of Spades 103 38789 Harwood II 100 39125 Home Sweet Home 110 3910 X K Beal 107 39113 Miss Bryn 103 39095 Spark 97 39113 Golding 94 39115 Greetings 94 39107s Aldebaran 105 3S9G4 First Troop 101 39111 Mistress Polly 101 101Overweights Overweights Artist 3 pounds On1 O J SIXTH RACE 58 Mile July 11 1914 100 2 102 Purse 600 2yearolds O 7 JLi O Maidens Selling Net value to winner 450 second 100 third 50 Index Horses AWtPPSt Vs 3A Str StrFm Fin Jockeys Owners 0 OH C PS 39082 LUCKY LADY w 107 S G 11 15 15 1 G PreeceJrG Precce 30 50 50 20 S 38947 MILDA wis 107 14 10 51 21 2s 25 F Smith J O Talbott 15 20 20 8 4 4Gl 39118 = AVONDERMAN v 115 3 1 1389472LACKAWANNA Gl G1 51 3 = T Rice C Fellowes 5 5 18575 35 352i 389472LACKAWANNA w t 112 13 1 2i 54 31 41 M Rowan Brighton Stable 75 32 13101214 39112 CLEAN GONE v 115 9 12 101 92 S1 52 E Taplin J J Farrell Jr 100 100 100 40 20 39112 THISTLEDON isll515 3 31 31 4 = Gl J McTagtR T Wilson S 10 S 3 85 39112 ROMEO v 115 4 9 82 8UO1 1 A JohnsonJ Livingston 8 10 8 3 85 39082 TODDLER v 112 10 7 71 73 7 = s1 K Troxler J A Coburn 15 20 20 4 4II2 39106 AENETIAN BOY W15 115 2 13 II2 10 II2 95 J DminickMarrone Stable 15 20 20 8 4 39000 MARIE CONNELL wu 107 G 11 12 II2 121 lOl J Dursch J S Ownbcy 100 100 100 40 20 39000 LE BALAFRE w 115 5 8 41 41 Gl 11 R McCrnnJ G Oxnard 30 30 30 12 G 3911 8THE TALKER w 110 714 141 12 ° 91 121 L Ensor G AA Loft G S 7 21 75 38947 RESIST w 112 12 2 2NANETTE 91 U 13 13 = M Buxton M L Schwartz 10 13 15 G 3 NANETTE FLACK w 112 1 5 13 = 13 14 = 14s AV Kelsay A Bellevue 20 30 30 12 6 39000 EDITH CASE w 112 11 15 15 15 15 15 A Collins L AV Pierson 50 50 5U 20 10 10Time Time 23 47 101 Track fast fastAAinner AAinner B f by Jack Atkin Juugfruu trained by G Preece bred by Messrs Young Gorham GorhamAVent AVent to post at 453 At post 3 minutes Start good and slow AVon driving second and third the same LUCKY LADY began well and escaping the early crowding set a good pace and held on well in the final drive to withstand MILDAS rush The latter made a fast and game finish AVOXDERMAX was cut off on the first turn and came with a great burst of speed at the end LACKAAVAXXA was on the outside throughout and tired in the stretch THE TALKER began slowly CLEAR GOXE made up ground LE BALAFRE was cut off by TIIISTLEDOX when the hitter tired tiredScratched Scratched 39120 RelarSo 115 3911S Lamentation 112 39000 Pluviada 107 SEVENTH RACE Ahout 34 Mile July 20 1916 108 3 113 600 Added 3year ° lds and upward Selling Net value to winner 600 second 100 third 50 Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys 0 II G P S 389 11 = MANGANESE W 7 10S 3 G 35 25 22 1 1S9076 i A Johnson C Buxton S5 85 11101214 11101214R S9076 = CANE RUN w 5 105 7 1 11 1 1 15 2 R SimpsonW Perkins G C 5 2 1 39046 LANGDEN wr 4 115 12 2 21 3 32 3 3S9113 1 G AValls G B AAagnon 5 G 4J S5 45 45S S9113 GOLDING wi 3 103 G 7 G1 G 45 4 S McGraw C AAr Starr 20 20 20 8 4 38870 TRIAL BY JURY wis 6 110 1 5 95 81 Gl 5 F HopkinsD E Dibble 20 20 20 8 4 4E 38960 JULIA L wit 5 110 10 12 11 95 S G E Sande J Livingston 12 15 15 G 3 3A 39117 = HAR BURGOYNEwc 2 11 S 3 4 = 45 55 7 A Collins Marrone Stable 8 12 12 5 2J 39119 AVIL HUMPHRYwn 3 103 13 S 12 75 91 S2 R Deny e B J Creighton 50 50 50 20 8 380983BERT AVILLIAMSw 4 110 910 83 55 75 95 L Ensor R L Bresler 46521 38906 EL MAHDI wis 7 115 4 11 10 121 10 10 10S8960 A Piclens G J Miller 15 20 15 G 3 S8960 VOCABULARY wis 3 98 5 3 75 H2 II2 H5 F Smith H Meise 20 20 20 8 4 4AV 38911 MASQUE w 5 10G1 2 4 5l 105 12 12 = AV Kelsay Parkvale Stable 20 30 12 5 2 38799 DR BARLOAV Wis 4 110 11 13 13 13 13 13 13Time D Stirling J E Davis 100 lOfl 100 40 20 20Track Time 22 47 110 110Winner Track fast fastjn Winner B g by Lithos llegea trai led by C Buxtc BuxtcAAent jn bred by Mr George L Blackford AAent to post at 525 At post 4 min ites Start goo d and slow AVon driving second and third the same MAXGAXESE was best ridden and after being saved to the stretch joined the leader at the eighth iiost and under superior jockeysl ip won in tin last stride CAXE RUX showed high speed throughout in paccmaking and hung on A ell to the end LAXGDEX raced well but lost much ground while rounding the last turn GOLDIXG finished well ind so did TRIAL PY JURY 1IARR1 BUR GOYXE tired MASQUE was cut off and knocked back backScratched Scratched 391023Meliora 105 3M J22Tarquin 110 3 3Overweights Overweights Masque 1A pounds