Harlem Form Chart., Daily Racing Form, 1898-07-31

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HARLEM FORM CHART CHARTMICAGO CHARMING MICAGO MICA ILL July 30 Sixth day Harlem Jockey Club MidSummer Meeting Weather clear track heavy Presiding Judge M Lewis Clark Starter Richard Dwyor Dwyer Racing starts at 2 30 p m fr ftf ff t i FIRST RACE 34 Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling t O Jl O Purse 400 net value to winner 385 10 entrance 75 to second 25 to third Lurt Blurt riorses roses Wt St fc K StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C f MAHZELLA MAGELLAN 88 2 H 1 112 125 J Reiff Riff Mrs M Huffman 5544 5544rj9 rj9 BURDEN 96101 102 7U 6 2 Flick D M Hogan 10 12 10 12 8 BiTULEHEM Bethlehem STAR 90 91 9491 81 3 Nowcom Noncom E Renz Frenzy 30 40 30 40 MU 40MU KINGS HIGHWAY 93 6 3 2 224 41 Slack R Bradley 60 10060 100 7 1 Y oACING ACING FORM 93 5 5K 72 51 Sheppard H Heinsohn Henson 10 10 10 10 C502CAKRIE F 97 81 82 51 5i 62 McNickle Canticle G B Grimes 5544 55446iCOVA 6iCOVA 93 3 t 41 4 K 33 714 Kitloy Kilo W K Cleveland 12 12 10 10 303JBLLA PENZANCE PENANCE 99 4 K 2 311 4 812 Rose J R Hand 4444 jUtJ jUt JLlCtf B LLE LE 103 1 6 81 104 92 H Martin L S Williams 4444 61 LA CHAMPAGNE 9011 111 115 91101 WHMartin Wharton Walden Sweet 60 10060 100 5 PLU PL 9312 7 12 IP 115 Wm Jones M B Jordan Co 25 10025 100 411 OSMON COSMO 108 74 12 10212 12 Conley Coney R M Fisher 3 10 8 10 Time 10Time 124 25 504 1 014 1 19J Winner 19JWinner B f 3 by Albert Montvale Mountable MontvalePost Mountable Post 3 minutes Start good Won pulled up Tho Theo next three wore driving to the finish Iarzella Areola was far the best She reveled in tho thou going and spreadeagled prearranged her field Bordon Bourdon from a pad beginning and under poor handling ran a cracking good race He came witha withal sensational iush lush at the end So did Bethlehem Star Tho Theo latter was hemmed in and interferecTwith interfere several imes dimes Kings Highway showed speed but could not last He was tiring and swerving at the fid Carrie F is an unlucky filly She was away poorly and interfered with often Ella Pen anco ancon ran a bad race She had no excusas excuses whatever Tho Theo track was to her liking and she got a good sendoff Lucy Belle off in front had little or no speed Daily Racing Form seemed to labor in the going goingScratched goings Scratched Millie M 99 Tbo Bo Tory 104 Summer Sea 99 Fair Deceiver 90 First Call 93 Overweights Overweighs 93Overweights La Champagne 2 pounds SECOND RACK 1 11G Miles 4yearolds and upward Handicap i 400 added value to winner 300 75 to second 25 to third Ind Indo Horses Wt St H V J StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C A 100 4 224 25 14 Hi 11 T Burns T Licalzi Laical 65 65 1 1 7434 MORTE MOTE FONSE FONTS 105 INK 4 4 32 21 20 Conley Coney L H Ezell Bezel 24 34 21 165 7255 BRAW LAD 100 3 11 H 224 35 38 J Reiff Riff E Wishard Wished 5656 74073THREE 565674073THREE BARS 103 2N 33 SH 4 4 4 Thorpe W P Givens 4 44 4 215 215Time Time 12t 25 51 1 05 1 18 1 47 1 54i Winner B f 4 by St Blaise Blains Active ActivePost Active Post 2 minutes Start good Won hand ridden the others were driving As the race was i run Donna Rita was far the best She likes a soft track and weight off consequently tho thou condi condo ¬ tions ions were all in her favor Burns took no chances with tho thou filly He hustled her all the way and never let Braw Lad get out of reach The latter had speed but seemed to sulk after passing the half mile pole Mqrte Marten Fonse Fosse ran an honest race Conley Coney waited with him the first half and came with a rush with the old horse the last half Three Bars was always outrun He did not seem to be able to raise a gallop and has got to do a lot better than this to beat Donna Ritas Rita Ritasm Rita m Scratched Indra Indrawn 102 David Tenny Teeny 107 1 Q THIRD RACE 12 Mile 2yearolds Allowances 7K J J 3 Purse 400 net value to winner 300 75 to second 25 to third Ind Indo Horses Wt St yt Vi X StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L G KVATHEDRAL 113 4 33 32 It T Burns J W Schorr Scorer Son 8 8 5 61 0 FRrK Farr BELL 115 21 14 21 2 H Shields J W ONeall Neal 1110111071015 1110111071015i3i i3i SPIONAGE ESPIONAGE H5 SNK SANK 23 INK Thorpe LH Ezell Bezel 8 5 1258 5 125 7409 30ANDES CHEVAL DOR DORA 106 51 42 4 45 Conley Coney T Luckey Lucky Co 15 30 15 30 ANDES 106 INK 7 51 52 Turner lames Arthur 100150100150 73842ELSIE 10015010015073842ELSIE G 110 6 63 62 63 Newcom Newcomer Kahn Co 15 30 15 30 306953MAZIEV 6953MAZIEV 110 7 5 7 7 Slack R Bradley 20 60 20 60 Disqualified 60Disqualified for foul Time 13 24 381 52 Winner 52Winner B g by Big Henry Flora Leach LeachOff Leadoff Off at first break Start good Tho Theo first three were driving Cathedral was undoubtedly the best He came fast on the inside under punishment and seemed to be running straight and true at the end Frank Bell was off flying but Espionage caught him on tho thou far turn and he bore out taking Espionage with him The colt seemed dead beaten at tho thou head of tho thou stretch but came on again under punishment If there was a foul it must have occurred in the last fifty yards At this point tho thou trio were about on even terms and it did not look as though Cathedral who was running the strongest caused any interference and certainly Espionage interfered with no other horse The decision disqualifying both Cathedral and Espionage was a sensational one and a great surprise to the crowd The race was strictly between the first three all the way and those that were moved up by the disqualification were extremely lucky Elsio Elsie G did not have her speedScratcbed speeds usual turn of speed Scratcbed Scratched Tulla Tulle Fpnso Fps 110 Gauntlet 113 Greatland Greenland 118 Spuchon Puncheon 110 Galathge Gallagher 113 113rr rr K T Q FOURTH RACE T IIleT Billet 3 yearords7 Allowances OakPark Osaka Stakes 6 eJ JL S third tothird toothier 1000 added net value to winner 81155 50 entrance 200 to second 100 to Tnd Tend Horses Wt St Vt StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 72853AL FRESCO 110 INK 3 4NK 3H 22 13 T Burns T Licalzi Laical 85 11585 115 7362 TRAVERSER TRAVERSE 119 44 23 H 13 25 Turner BradleyGrahamS Bradley 12 8 12 73093EDDIE 1273093EDDIE JONES 117 31 5 5 22 32 33 Thorpe Burns Waterhse Watershed 85 85 65 65 74071MARTHA II 105 5 4H 3 4 41 43 J Reiff Riff H T Griffin 4434 74323ST 443474323ST ALFONSES ALFONSO D 110 2 2U 5 5 5 Conley Coney F M Arthur 20 25 20 25 Time 25Time 131 261 391 521 1 06 1 19 1 471 Winner 471Winner B c by Eolus Bolus Gladiola GladiolaPost Gladiola Post 5 minutes Start good Won cleverly second whipped out third eased at the end Al Fresco is very good now He was well ridden and won like a stake horse Burns picked the good going all the way saved the colt nicely and made his run at the right time Traverserhad Traverse a lot of speed He was rank and fighting for his head all down the back stretch Turner used bad judgment in hugging the rail where the going was deep Had he swung wide in the stretch the colt would have given Al Fresco a stout argument Eddie Jones seemed to labor in the going He looked to have a chance at the half mile ground but could not respond when called upon Martha II and St Alfonses Alfonso D were both staggering at the finish Martha II will do better on a hard track trackScratched tracks I Scratched Pacemaker 110 Lady Ellerslie Wellesley 103 Goodrich 110 Corrected 110Corrected weight St Alfouses Jalousies D 110 F7 K f FIFTH RACE 3 4 Mile 3year olds and upward Allowances eJ Jl J Purse 400 net value to winner 1300 75 to second 25 to third fnd fend Horses Wt St U V Str Star Fin JocKeys Owners O H L C 7361MARY BLACK 105 1 15 13 li 15 J Reiff Riff E Wishard Wished 1 1 451 7332 IMP 112 21 220 230 230 250 Thorpe D R Harness 45 1 45 1 689DSTORM KING 117 4 4 35 315 3100H Shields W Landsberg Lindbergh 15 30 15 30 7361 CLOTILDE CHLORIDE 105 3 3 4 4 4 Shoppard Sheppard G E Morgan Co 300 300 100 200 Time 200Time 24i 361 50 1 03J 1 17t Winner SongstressPost Songsters 17tWinner B f 3 by Islington Wilmington Songstress Songsters Post 7 minutes Start good Won easily second driving the other two were beaten off and eased up Mary Black again showed her quality as a sprinter She is a topnotchor topnotch Master Reiff Riff rides the filly nicely too The boy got a scare in the stretch He looked to his right expect ¬ ing King to find Imp there but the black filly had swerved to the inside He quickly looked the other way and seemed pleased when he saw Imp was beaten The latter ran a good honest race She tried hard every inch of the way but never could get up The race was a procession all tho thou way Scratched wayScratched Traverser Traverse 110 rj T 6 SIXTH RACE 1 Mile and 100 Yards 4yearolds and upward Selling 0 i JL 100 added 10 entrance not value to winner S360 75 to second 23 to third Ind Indo Horses Wt St U H M StrFin Strafing Jockeys Ownars Owners O H L O 7332 BOANERGES BEANERIES 112 3 12 12411018 18 Caywood Cawed G W Poole 65756565 73583MONCREITH 6575656573583MONCREITH 104 4 4i 58 4s 2U 2 T Burns J E Murphy 5 6 56 6690 PAUL KAUVAR KAVA 108 INK 54 4n 510 520 3f Hewitt StantonTucker Stanton 6868 7387MEDDLER 68687387MEDDLER 101 6 K 21 32 2 2K K 31 42 H WilliamsC Williams DoWitt Dowdiest 8 10 8 10 7086 REUBEN ROWETT ROWE 102 2 2K 3U 2 33 4H 510 Rose C E Muenshaw Mensal 40 10040 100 7383 SWORDSMAN 102 54 7 7 7 7 62 Sheppard W A McConnoll McConnell 30 50 30 50 74113PEPPER 5074113PEPPER 104 7 6io 610 610 68 7 Thorpe L H Ezell Bezel 3 4 3 34 7461 MUSKALONGE MUSKELLUNGE 104 Left at the post Conloy Colony F M Arthur 20 20 20 20 Time 20Time 12i 254 514 1 04 1 17i 1 45 1 52a LlandrinoPost Winner 52aWinner Ch c 4 by Spendthrift Llandrino Landing Post 5 minutes Start good for all but Muskalonge Muskellunge Won in a romp second cleverly third and fourth driving hard Boanerges Beaneries outclassed bis bias field and was in a soft spot He went to ho front shortly after the start and simpiy simply galloped all the way He is good now and can baat bat better ones Moncreith Noncredit liked iho ho going was well ridden and rau Frau a greatly improved race This fellows forte is certainly mud Paul Kauvar Kava is a loafer Hewitt whipped and kicked him all of the way He likes a soft track and a route and iiust Pius got strong handling Meddler had spefjd speed but not enough to get near Boauerges Bauer He stopped and cauio Claudio again in the stretch Pepper well played had no speed He wore bar plates Muskalonga Muskmelon seemed sour and would not break breakScratched bureaucratic Scratched Bishop Read 102 Topmast 109 Cherry Leaf 106 Bing Being Biugor Bighorn 108 SEVENTH RACE 3i Mile 3yearolds and upward Selling 100 added 10 entrance net value to winner 355 S75 to second 25 to third nd Horses Wt St U StrFin Strafing Jockeys Owners O H L C 73632TARTARIAN 105 2 1 INK 24 1 H Martin T H Ryan 12 12 25 25 6578 PRIMATE 103 5 3 3 33 20 Thorpe W H Laudeman Laundryman 7979 6338 ELEANOR HOLMEti Helmet 92 INK 26 20 IH 33 McNicklo Canticle StantonTucker Stanton 8989 4410SYBARIS 101 44 48 412 412 425 N Turner H E Rowell Roswell 5655 5326 EASTER EVE 97 31 5555 Kitley Kirtle J Brenock Redneck 40 60 40 60 Time 60Time 13 25 37J 50 1044 l18i l18iWinner Winner Ch g 8 by Stratford Tara TaraPost Tarpons Post 7 minutes Start good It was a driving finish Tartarian Agrarian looked to bo in a soft spot and was heavily played He is a rogue these days and a bad betting tool His win wab swab ex ¬ tremely trammel lucky It looked at the head of the stretclras streetcars though both Primate and Eleanor Holmes would beat him Martin seemed to interfere with Elennor Eleanor Holmes on tho thou turn and tho thou filly stopped Primate though was apparently running well in hand and about the eighth pole seemed to have Tartarian Agrarian cinched The latter under puni Punic shmout shout came on again and managed to win There seemed to be a lot of intsrference interference in tho thou race and McNickle Canticle who rode Eleanor Holmes lodged a claim of foul against Tartarian Agrarian The judges called the boys on the first three up iu tho thou stand and gave each a chance to toll his story It took over a half hour f9r the offi off ¬ cials calls to decide and they finally paid off as the horses finished Thorpe who rode Primate was hit in the eye with a clod of dirt and was badly hurt He was able to see little or nothing after the happenedScratched happened accident happened Scratched Sidonian Sideman 102 Cash Day 101 Tit for Tat 99 Hindoonet Himont 93 St Alfonses Alfonso D 103 Cyclone II 104


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