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AL C. BROWN A Private Representative of an Eminent Coalition Operating at All Tracks Tho following horses speak for themselves. They -were the only ones sent out by this coalition did not send anything out at Lexington and only two at Churchill : OCTOBER lO BRIDESMAX, WON" HI to 10. My "wire read: "Decidedly the best." OCTOBER 12 SOBR1GADE, LOST. My wire read: "As good as in." OCTOBER 11 CAI1IGTJI1A, WON, 15 to 1. My "wire read: "Price will justify taking a chance." OCTOBER 13 WESTWOOD, WON, 3 J to lO. .. My wire read: "There will be no mistake." NO PLAY. My wire read: "There will be no play today." OCTOBER 15 Jamaica, first race, TIKEH, lout. OCTOBER 17 Churchill Downs, ALEX JR., AVON, 14 to 1. My wire read: "Seems impossible to lose. OCTOBER 18 Laurel, OLD DAD, WON, IT to 4. My Mire read: "Fifteen pounds the best horse; right money has been sent away." Writ and I "will send you unmistakable corroborative proof, photographic cuts of the original telegrams, photographic cuts of the original bank checks, enumerating the winnings and losings on each of the above horses. The proofs of my operations arc so strong that the most skeptical will be convinced. If you fail to write for these proofs you will be doing yourself an injustice. Mr. Player You will probably ask me, what wUll be my percentage of winners? I can answer best in these words: "Ascertain by statistics the percentage of unavoidable accidents that prevent the best horse winning." In other words, every horse that I send you should win. All my horses will be "business bent." All my information will be filed with the principal racing dailies. HOW TO PROFIT BY THESE COUPS Whatever 0 straight wins to be remitted by each subscriber by telegraphic money order not later than day after the race. No exceptions, excuses or evasions. I7ot less than ten telegrams will be sent, not more than three plays a week. G!o to your telegraph company. Ask the cost of ten ten-word day messages to you front Jersey City. Kemit us this amount, as I positively send nothing "collect," as I will not establish bookkeeping service to keep track of collect charges. I distinctly repeat NO WIRES SENT COLLECT. Failure to remit after a race cancels further transmission of coup advices. Be sure in all cases to give your real business or residence address that will make you accessible at 11 a. m. The first coup is scheduled for the IMmlieo meeting, about November 4, conditions being favorable. No man on earth can accurately state the exact day of any coup unless in a stake race to be run on a fixed date, and I seldom use stakes as vehicles for manipulations. AL C. BROWN LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY BUILDING : - - JERSEY CITY, N. J. . r ; : Pimlico and Bowie Meetings TWO FOR ONE the elite do luxe of eastern racing, throws open its gates Tuesday, continuing for ELEVEN PIMLICO, DAYS. Bowie follows with a like number. In ALL TWENTY-TWO DAYS OB HIGH-CLASS RACING-. In order to accommodate our vast clientele, at the same time show our appreciation, we make the National News Bargain Offer MEETINGS one horse daily for 5. Inasmuch as we NEVER send more than ONE HORSE TWO DAILY from any track, we GUARANTEE one and all, not less than THREE SPECIALS from Pimlico. Dont forget, Herd Girl, 7.20, was our 00 Guaranteed Special, and that EVERY subscriber to Louisville received it FREE. Just one of our methods of advertising. SPECIAL In subscribing please include your phone number. We PREPAY all long-distance charges on our specials. Rush yours NOW. NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Turf Dept. SUITE 1003 - 10 NORTH DEARBORN STREET - CHICAGO, ILL. WIN WITHOUT WORRY FOR STEADY PROFITS, SPRING, SUMMER, FALL AND WINTER, TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF THE LAWS OF AVERAGE. Those Laws Make Millions for the Insurance Companies Every Year. OPERATE THE SCIENTIFIC PARI-0 STEND SYSTEM. WIN JUST AS I AM WINNING. The wide-awake, ever ready to learn fellows the GET THERE type will not overlook this proposition. Its an all-year winner. Start now. Run your profits up to ,000 $.1,000 by the time next springs racing starts. I wire the TAllI-OSTEND play to clients early every morning. My fee is 0 out of each 00 the system wins on the smallest scale of play. You can use any scale you please, depending upon your capital. I started over IS mouths ago on Scale 1 and used less than 0 capital. This positively is not a "doubling up" place or Khow system. But one that gives you a price for your money. All bets are made to win only. Especially adapted to operation in hand-books. Write at once or wiro your name and address, j You will receive some of the most interesting turf data ever published; also complete table of results showing every single bet made by the great PARI-OSTEND SYSTEM for the past three months. Get this sensational information about real, systematic operation. It may save you great loss, for it shows how you can WIN WITHOUT WORRY. Postcards Not Answered. PRANK B. RIDLEY 159 N. State St. Room 610 Chicago, 111. Business Investment STABLE INFORMATION Would like to get in touch with a few reliable business men who will place 0.00 for me in return for real stable information from three stables only. About six horses each month. References required and exchanged. I want to hear from reliable business men only who mean business and will give me responsible references as to reliability and honesty. Write and I will identify myself fully and satisfactorily. ADDRESS L. D. WILSON BOX 496 LEXINGTON, KY. J. F. "Lucky" Baldwin SATURDAYS SPECIAL WON. MISSIONARY 4.50 WON ANOTHER SPECIAL TUESDAY. Can you use real, honest information information on horses tha- are well meant information on horses that few mistakes are made with? If so, dont hesitate; rush your correct address at once. TERMS Send me by wire, after you collect yours, the winnings of a 0 straight play. My obligations come high, therefore I depend upon your honest cooperation. I cannot win if you lose. 1303 LEXINGTON AVE., NEW YORK CITY. N. Y. SUBSCRIBE FOR DAILY RACING FORM. TERMS: 10 Cents Per Copy. 3.00 Per Month. 0.00 Per Annum, At plain enveloped letter; first-class mail. Single copies by mail 12 cents each. DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO. 441 PLYMOUTH COURT :: CHICAGO. ILL. 167-1W East 32nd 8TREET, NEW YORK, N. Y, 7 ZXCKAJTtS BTXXXT BVTFAXO, XV It VOLUME L of ANNUAL RACING FORM for 1921 IS NOW ON SALE ANNUAL RACING FORM The International Authority on American Racing, Circulating In the United States, Cuba, Philippine Islands, Canada, Mexico, England, France, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Australia, India, Argentina, Chile, Peru, eto., etc. This Book Carries indexed form charts .of all recognized racing in the United States, Canada, Cuba and Mexico, has supplanted all others for the use of racing officials and is universally used by jockey clubs throughout the world. Compact, accurate, perfectly printed, with absolutely correct index, on linen paper, lettered and bound in flexible leather. Contains, besides charts of all recognized racing on American tracks, the American and Canadian time records, scales of weights of various governing bodies and records of jockey mounts in the United States, Canada and Mexico for the year. THE SPECIAL ATTENTION Of STUDENTS OF FORM is directed to the method of indexing the charts. The index shows each and every start of all horses that have raced, with firsts, seconds, thirds and track conditions designated on the occasion of each and every start. By means of this innovation it is possible for the user of the Form Book to instantly determine a horses ability to run on any sort of track concerning which information is desired. Annual Racing Form has been oversold for the past few years and the attention of prospective purchasers of the 1921 edition Is respectfully called to the desirability of placing orders early. PUBLISHED IN TWO VOLUMES PRICE, PER VOLUME, 0 Copies by mail must go as registered matter, with an extra charge of ten cents for registration. Not responsible for books sent at regular mail. DAILY HACINB FORM PUBLISHING CO., 441 PLYMOUTH COURT :: CHICAGO, ILL. 157-159 East 32nd STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. 74 EXCHANGE STBSEZ :: BUFFALO, N. Y. MONTHLY RACING FORM 1 Issued on the first day of each month, with complete charts of the previous months racing in North America, now carries an index showing each and every start of ail horses in training, with firsts, seconds, thirds and track conditions designated. By means of this arrangement it is possible for the user of the Monthly Form Book to instantly determine a horses ability to run on any sort of track concerning which information is desired, as shown in the following Bxamples: LAST SPASK, ch. g, 5, by Martimas Flicker H. A. Cotton X 130971 b31088h J31252m J3H53h 31497s 31523s "31615 331632" 131729 131824 n3i843sy 31933h 3196oh "31989s 32060 "32086 Q321471 P 32231 P32305 "32377 "32399 32419 32815 P32836 "32883 "32944 133226 133276 "33352 "33435 n3352Dh 33055sh 133827 "33902 "34032 "34139s "34357 34504 34574 34619 "34748 o34844 HAPENNY, ch. g, 6, by Sock Sand Half Sovereign H. Lang X 31306 S31375 31432 S31470 and3153S 31556 h 31588 m 831740b 31814s 31833a 131934J 31978 131993 h32072h 32094s 132123h 32165 S32175 "32213 332243 132811 332879 33029 33186ssy 833267 133309 833461 h335683s 33676 33778 k33822 833928 33908 34103m 34241 34298 34399h 34422ss 34611h 134631 134717 134751 ZODIAC, oh. g, 6, by Star Shoot Lady Vincent M. J. Daly X "31079 "31179 "31228 "31309 "31350 P31410 "31457 P31540 "31609 331688 331743b. 331913 331982 332026 "32062h 32128ll 332209 h322C0 "32281 "32458 32483h P32511sy "32543 P32557 "33058h 33268 133309 333S8 P33400 P33607 P33612 P33677 P33745 "33972 340S0sy "34139S "34303 P34428Isy 134541 371 "34688 "34749" P34817S "h" for heavy, "m" for muddy, "sy" for sloppy, "s" for slow; races not otherwise designated were over fast or good tracks. , The alphabetical sign before each race number shows the distance at which the race has been run according to the key below: 3-8 Mile A 7-8 Mile L 1 3-16, 1 1-4 and 3 1-2 Furlonas B 7 1-2 Furlonas M 1 5-16 Miles R 1-2 Mile D 1 Mile N 1 1-2 Miles S 4 1-2 Furlonas F From 1 Mile 20 Yds. 1 5.8 and 1 3-4 5-8 Mile G to 1 Mile 100 Yds. O Miles T 6 1-2 Furlonas H 1 1-16 Miles P 2 to 3 Miles U 3-4 Mile J 11-8 Miles Q 3 to 4 Miles V 6 1-2 Furlonas K The Special Attention of Students of form ii directed to the method of indexing the charts. The index show each and every start of all horses that have raced, with firsts, seconds, thirds and track oonditions designated on the occasion of each and every start. By means of this innovation it is possible for the user of the Form Book to instantly de temine a horses ability to run on any sort of track concerning which information is desired. Monthly Racing form will be on sale Tuesday Noon, November I THE PRICE REMAINS UNCHANGED, .00 Singie copies by mail must be sent as registered mail, with an extra charge of TEN CENTS for registration. Not responsible for books sent by mail without registration. DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO., 441 Plymouth Court - - - - - - Chicago, Illinois 157-159 East Thirty-second Street - New York, N. Y, 74 Exchange Street Buffalo, N. -Y.
