THE PRICE OF THIS PAPER IS . 5 CENTS EVERYWHERE. PAY NO MORE. 7 ^*s= == s^y'/'< J /^ [Jrnrn D&ily fjy/r ''"W, /YV70 >7v YOL. XIX. CHICAGO, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1913. PRICE 5 CENTS BIG SHRINKAGE IN RACERS HANKS OF RACING THOROUGHBREDS IN AMER- ICA REDUCED TO 3,553 LAST YEAR. Great Falling Off As Compared with 1905, When 6.232 Were Raced — Exportation of Breed* ing Stock to Blame. In racing in the United States and Canada in the year ISM 15 1 he number of horses started was 0.232. Last year the number engaged in racing was 3,553. One docs not have to search far to find the main cause of Ihis shrinkage. The last volume of the ,S{ud Hook issued records the export of American thoroughbred broodmares and fillies to other coun- tries in the years 1907, 1908, 1909 and 1910 as follows: Argentina 144 Jamaica 3 Belgium 15 Mexico 42 England 94 Peru 2 France 185 Trinidad 2 Germany 34 Ireland 3 BLARNEY MAY BE GOOD ONE NUMEROUS CONTRIBUTORS TO H. BEDWELL’S 1912 WINNINGS In the course of last year’s racing H. G. Bedwell was represented by the surprising number of forty- four horses, all of which, except Early Light and Chilton Dance, won some amount of money for him wiiile in his possession, which, in the case of number, was but for a brief space of time. In amassing an aggre- gate of stable earnings that gave him second place in the year’s list of winning owners. I,ocbiel was his best winner and when at his best is more than an average race horse. The fact that seventeen of his horses won in excess of $1.<NN) for him attests his skill as a trainer and his good judgment in placing them in races where they had good winning chances. Iu detail the record of the Bedwell stable was: Color Amt. Horse. and Sex. A. Pedigree. 1st. 2d. 3d. Won. Lochiel b. g. 4 By Hastings — Lady of the Valley S 9 3 $ 5,755 WINS JUVENILE RACE OVER JUAREZ COURSE IN IMPRESSIVE FASHION. Jamaica 3 Mexico 42 Peru 2 Trinidad 2 Ireland 3 Of these, ten were returned to this country, leav | ing a net loss of 514. But ibis is only a part, other shipments abroad than those recorded in the Stud Fook occurred in 1910. 1911 and 1912. In all. ii is « | u i 1 1 * probable fully 1,500 mares and fillies have been lost to the breeding establishments of America in ibis manner during the last five years, the loss being practically permanent. Had these mares alone been kept in this country and engaged in reproduc- ing their kind it would have meant the birth of at least 4. IKK) foals in the course of the five years, of which from 2,500 to 3,000 would have made their appearance iu racing and kept the number of those so engaged up to something approximating the average of the years when the sport was in its most prosper- ous state. It is to the loss of our broodmares more than to any other one thing that the number of horses actively in racing has fallen away so greatly since that banner year of 1905. Other things con- tributed, but nothing to so great an extent. Those breeders who have kept their mares and struggled • ••1 as be*t they could w4U- have 'their compensation when racing over the New York tracks is restored. There will then be such a scrambling for horses that can run as has not taken place in years past, and prices will soar, as is always the case when demand is urgent and supply limited. The importance of this loss in our thoroughbred re- sources cau lie better perceived when it is realized that in all the world there are perhaps not to exceed 75.000 thoroughbred horses. The great mass of these are held in England. France, Germany, the United States and Canada. Australasia. Austro- Hungary aud Russia. Italy has a respectable contingent and so has South Africa. In South America, only Argen thin possesses any considerable number, but of late .>chis Brazil. Chili aud Peru have imported mod orately. There are not lacking indications that wealthy men in Brazil are lieginning to grow envious of the example of Argentina, and it is probable that this richest of South American nations will itself presently become the homo of a greatly increased inunlier. Considerable purchases on Brazilian ac- count were quite a feature of the December Sale at Newmarket, whereas no*, one was there bought for the United States. Probably our thorough broils have decreased twenty-five or thirty per cent in the course of the last eight years, but even so the United States possesses right now more than all the countries of South America combined and there are a number of countries important politically that scarcely have a single specimen of this aristocrat of horsedom. Beginning with 1900. the number of thoroughbred horses raced that year over North American trucks and in the years succeeding was as follows: Horse. and 1 Lochiel b. Azo ch. Berkeley ch. Spohn b. Nadzu eh. Righteasy blk. Rose Queen br. Pardner b. Knight Deck b. Jacquclina br. Gretchen G blk. Pajaroita eh. Michael Angelo ch. Prince Ahmed ch. Eddie Graney b. Rue br Sticker b. Montgomery ch. Nimbus b. Force ch. Richard Reed br. Bert is ch, Belle Clem ch. Stare eh, Maroiuara br Seneca br. Country Boy ch. Madman b. Thistle Belle br. Hearthstone b Frank Rubstaller ...blk, James Dockery br Ben Loyal b, Pennyroyal Oleadi br, Star Blue . . . Error Dustpan Descendant . . Pa ton Puck Dixie Knight Early Light . Chilton Dance ..ch. g. 0 By Wadsworth — Ma Augeliue 3 ..ch. g. 8 By Dieudonne — Carness 8 ...b. g. 7 By Peep o’Day — Sinirr 7 . .eh. g. 8 By Ix>dowic — Salt Grass Mag 7 .blk. m. 6 By Lackford — Edith Me 5 .br. m. 6 By . . . b. c. 3 By • • b. g. 6 By .br. m. 5 By blk. ni. 6 By ..eh. g. 7 By ..ch. h. 6 By ..ch. g. 8 By ...b. h. 5 By . .br. f. 4 By . .b. in. 6 By . .ch. h. 8 By • • • b. g. 7 By . .ch. h. 6 By . .br. h. 6 By . .ch. c. 4 By .ch. in. 5 By . .eh. g. 4 By ..br. f. 4 By ..br. g. 5 By . .eb. g. 3 By ...b. h. 6 By ..br. m. 6 By . . .b. c. 3 By .blk. g. 4 By . .hr. c. 3 By ...b. h. 5 Bv . .br. g. 4 By w.br. c. 2 By . .ch. h. 5 Bv . .ch. c. 3 By . . . b. c. 3 By ..eh. g. 5 1>V . .eh. g. 4 By . .ch. g. 3 By . .hr. g. 5 By ...b. c. 2 By ...ft. f. 2 By ♦ ium — Thanks 5 1 Sierras — Aunt Bird 4 -May Angelo 2 1 3 By Ben Strome — Strychinia 4 By Bcarcatcher — Lavena C. Totals 103 R. F. CARMAN’S BIG BAND OF USEFUL RACERS In the way of money won it. F. Gannon did not fare as well in 1912 as lie did in 1911. in which year ids stable earnings footed up $35,447. His horses won forty-seven races, against forty-eight in 1911, but the average value was less, few stake races falling to the stable and his two-year-olds racing poorly. Mer- idian was the star of the stable and in all respects a capital race horse, gifted with a high order of speed. S« ootid in usefulness was the Hastings horse. Starl*ottle, always somewhat inconsistent in his running, out callable of putting in a fast race when feeling on good terms with himself. Outside of this pair only Sir Alvescot, Merry Lad. Elizabeth Harwood. Feather Duster and Colonel Ashmeade proved able to win as much as $1,000 for the stable, which closed the year with the following record: Color Amt. Horse. and Sex. A. Pedigree. 1st. 2d. 3d. Won. Meridian ....b. c. 4 By Broomstick — Sne Smith 8 4 2 $ 7.180 Starbottle ch. h. 5 By Hastings— Sunrish 3 3 2 2, 034 Sir Alvescot b. g. 0 By Alvescot — Ellcrdie 4 5 3 1,925 Merry Lad eh. c. 4 By Knight of the Thistle — Merrythought 3 4 1 1.403 Horse. Meridian t> tar bottle Sir Alvescot Merry Lad Elizabeth Harwood Feather Duster .. Colouel Ashmeade Seinprolus Campoou Ella Bryson Sir Cleges Cohort Year. Horses. Y’car. Horse. Rogon ch. c. 4 1900 4.792 1907 5.662 Compton b. L. 5 1901 5.127 1908 5.495 Luria b. f. 1902 5.271 1909 . . . . 4.890 Dynamite b. c. 3 1903 5,525 1910 4.180 Kalinka b. f. 2 1JHH 5.962 1911 4.038 Magazine b. 7 1905 6.232 1912 3,553 M. Canibon ch. g. 5 1906 5,962 Ace of Clubs . . . b. g. 4 From this it will be seen that the comparison has been between the year with the greatest number of horses in racing and the year with the least number, the discrepancy being 2.079 horses. Per- haps it would be fairer to say that the average number for the thirteen years was a fraction over 5.120 and a comparison on that basis would disclose tin- faet that in 1912 the number of horses raced was 1.507 loss than the average. Of eourso, the unduly panic-stricken American breeders, or a part of them, are largely to blame for <»ur severe losses. For the principal sellers. .Tames B. Haggin and Janies R. Keene, the excuse ran l»o offered that both are far advanced in years ; and old age is more prone to discouragement than lusty manhood. It was perhaps natural for Isith to conclude everything had gone to smash, so far as a market for thoroughbreds in the United States was concerned. But the reflection cannot lie escaped tlnii since they had made up their minds to send their horses abroad to l>e sold for what they might bring, there was no reason evident whv thev should not have tried the home market first. That big band sent to Argentina, for instance, would almost surely have brought more money in this country than it did there and. besides the splendidly bred brood mares so sacrificed, such horses a< Arkle, Dieudonne. First Water. 1 lerolstein. Indio. Kilmarnock. Kinloy Mick. Mct’hesney. Mimic. Reliable. Shnpfell. Wild Mint and Zambesi would have remained here to help bolster up our sorely harassed resources in the line of such horses. However, the patriotic element seemed to have had small consideration in the affair. There is another individual element worth note. The sugar magnate. J. G. Oxnard, has for a nuni ber of years past sent the yearling product of his big Virginia breeding establishment to England for sole at auction, and it is an open question whether the prices he received much more than paid trans l»ortHti<»u and other incidental expenses. Surely lie could in no way have done worse by selling in Ibis country, thereby keeping these young horses in American ownership. The right of a man to do what h»» pleases iu a lawful way with his own property i-- not to be disputed, but there are certain courses of action that may justly la* criticised. The action of the breeders referred to, and others not named, conies under that head. The theory that there is u-> borne market for thoroughbreds was confuted in a remarkable manner when the Keene yearlings were sold by E. B. Bradley la>d year. Evidence was There afforded That there is a good home market to- day for good stock and perhaps there has been all along. Registration figures taken from the books of the New' York Jockey Club show that since the year 1!K>5. the registration of thorough bred foals in America has fallen off nearly Bo per cent, and there are no immediate prospects of a gain. In that year the books show’ that 4.415 foals were regls tered, against 1 .994 for the current year. At first glance it would appear that such a regis- tration would be enough to supply the race courses Figola Stare Slier lock Holmes . Jessup Burn Diamond Buckle.. Lady Sapphire ... The Turk Cliftoniau Lady Rankin . . . . ...b. m. (5 By Marta Santa — ’Proclaim 3 b. g. 4 By Broomstick — Ascot Belle 4 b. g. 5 By Sain — Antipode 2 . ...b. c. 4 By Sempronius — M.vrtellus 2 . ...b. h. U By Alvescot — Florite 1 ch. f. 4 By Juvenal — Graziosa 2 b. g. 7 By Falsetto — Florika 2 ...ch. g. 7 By Cesarion — Ondalan 1 ...ch. c. 4 By Octagon — Lady Rosemary 2 b. h. 5 By Ingoldsiby — Country Fraud 2 b. f. 2 By Sempronius — Illustrious 2 b. c. 3 By Orsini— Belle of Palo Alto 1 b. f. 2 By Sempronius — Altuda 1 b. g. 7 By Mazagan — Pink Rose 1 ch. g. 5 By Bridgewater — High Degree 1 . ...b, g. 4 By Mazagan — Aee of Hearts 1 b. f. 2 By John F. — Agnes Brennan 1 ....eh. g. 4 By Nasturtium — Gaze 0 br. c. 3 By Inflexible — Orsina O b. g. 0 By Collector Jessup — Caroburn 9 . ...eb. f. 3 By Golden Garter — Bellane <» br. f. 3 By Handspring — Interview O ...br. h. 5 By He no — Graeelle 0 b. g. 4 By Islington — -Hesione 0 ....ch. f. 3 By Leonid — Belle Rankin f» . 47 35 21 $23,494 in this country and Canada — for Canada is included in these registrations — but it must be remembered that about 40 per cent, of those registered never go to the |jost. Hence the supply is getting so low that it will take but a short time to wipe out the thoroughbred altogether unless Canada comes to the rescue. Heretofore this country has been the source of supply for Canada, excepting in a few cases, and if it were not for American horses there would hardly be sufficient to hold a seven -days meeting in the Dominion. The Canadians are aware of the de crease in American breeding states and quite a number of owners in that country are stocking their farms with breeding material, knowing that the resources from this side of the border are constantly be<*oming more limited. The exportation of broodmares, yearlings and stal- lions from this country has been by the wholesale in the last two years. Though there were more horses sent away in 1911 than this year, the later shipments included the best in the country. It may be that the registration of foals has reaches! rock bottom. In fact, it is so believed l»y the Jockey Club officials-, sis the young mares that will lie placed in the stud from now on probably will assist some, but they are not optimistic about it. It is a condition that others besides those interested in the thoroughbred should take under serious con- sideration. To think that tw’o of the largest coun- tries iu the world, the United States and Canada, will hardly have enough thoroughbred horses to pro vide racing material for the future, is an item that should not be overlooked. During the Boer War. according to General Wood, who points lo statistics for his assertion. England purchased thousands of horses and mules in this country to be sent to Africa. They brought fine prices, too. What would be the result today if such a demand arose V There is but on© answer. “We have not enough for ourselves.” For patriotic reasons. If for nothing else, this country should not be deprived of its horses whether they be thor- oughlu-ods. trotters or of the cold-blooded tyj>e. THE BRIGHTENING OUTLOOK. There seems to be plenty of good cheer for the horsemen and turfites the first week of the new year even if nothing tangible oomes out of all the rumors. During the past week there was talk of reviving racing in many si»ots. New York looks as though it will surely have a few short meetings, and there is even talk of a bill in the Legislature to relieve the directors from responsibility should some one gamble on the race track. The latest field, however, in which the horsemen are given a ray of hope, is Minnesota. Twenty years or more ago thoroughbred racing had a fair hold in St. Paul and other cities in that state, but it died out and was never revived. Now some prominent citizens will attempt to get a measure through the Legislature and have a Rac- ing Commission appointed, patterned much after the one in Kentucky. Of course, no big meetings are contemplated in Minnesota, but if the measure goes through there may be thirty-day meetings in several places and some good purses can be hung up. Specu- lation will be by the pari-mutuel system only and any one caught booking or haudbooking will be liable to a penitentiary sentence. Another prospect is Tennessee, where a bill will lie introduced in the legislature permitting the pari- mutuels to be used. The promoters in that state appear to he confident of success in having the bill put through. Arkansas is also one of the states to be tackled and the latest to be mentioned is Indiana. The mutuels are certainly having their inning, for the Maryland State Racing Commissions have de- creed that only that form of speculation shall be indulged in in that state. These should all be good tidings for the horsemen, though it is too much to hope that the promoters will lie successful in every instauce. if they ran get through a bill iu one legislature it will be a great victory and nn opening wedge. The mutuel system of speculation is becoming very popular and the agitation of the army officials for more hors's for cavalry mounts is bearing fruit. Indeed, the outlook is quite rosy — far more so than at any period in the last five years. It now begins to look like those who ha.ve steadfastly clung to their idea that racing would come back are likely to be able to say ‘‘I told you so.” If it comes back in just one state, watch the grand scramble for thoroughbred marcs in order to breed more horses. The Blue Grass regions are so barren of colts that it i» hard to find one. John E. Madden more than two years ago made the prediction that there would not be enough colts to carry on racing in Its limited way in this country in a few years, and Mr. Madden appears to have been right. Watch breeding ♦►perations pick up from uow on. — Cincinnati Enquirer. Is Well Engaged in Stakes and May Turn Out to Be Best Colt of Juarez Season — Two Horses Go Wrong in Race Won by Ymir, El Faso, Tex., January 12. — Close finishes marked the day’s racing at Juarez. Blarney won the open- ing dash and seems to be a good colt. He equaled the time made by Shadracb, which had heretofore been the fastest for the distance this season. Blar- ney is entered in all the two-year-old stakes to be run here this winter and it is possible that he is the best colt at the track. Y'mir, which had been well backed in his two previous starts, won today at the liberal odds of 15 to 1. At one stage of the betting he was as good as 20 to 1. Jockey Gross contributed to the horse’s victory by keeping him in reserve during the first part of the race. Fountain Square, the property of R. J. Mackenzie, after having been alisent from the races for nearly two years, was installed as favor- ite. Tern’s Trick, which has been racing well here this season, ruled second choice. Unfortunately Tern’s Trick broke down on the far turn and Foun- tain Square pulled up in bad condition and limped away to his stable. The latter showed keen speed in the early racing, hut weakened in the stretch. The stewards, ever on the alert, changed riders on Whiddeu in the second race. Whidden had opened at 2 to 1 and drifted back to 4 to 1. Roy Offntt made a complaint that judging from his docker’s report on the horse, something was wrong. Jockey Steele was substituted for Hoffman and tried to stir up the old rogue several times during the running by using his whip and finally hand- rode him, but Whiddeu refused to extend himself at any time. The stewards suspended jockey C. H. Miller for fifteen days for using rough tactics in the fourth race while riding Russell McGill. He nearly put Cavanaugh, who was riding Chanticlor, over the fence on the turn for home. Jockey Kederis was suspended for five days for rough ruling. Price McKinney, one of the largest stockholders in tho Jockey 6lub Juarez, arrived today. He is on his way to Mexico, where lie has many large in- terests. Mr. McKinney is much pleased with the Increased patronage that the track is receiving this year. He is an ardent sportsman, having several thoroughbreds at his home iu Cleveland, Ohio, that he uses for riding purposes. He enjoys taking morning rides. He is accompanied on this trip by Mr. H. T. Harrison, also of Cleveland. This is Mr. Harrison’s first visit to this section of the south west. The following were among this morning’s work- outs : Adelaide T. — Five-eighths in 1:04. breezing. Ardelou — Tliree-eighths in 36%. Is good. Barney Oldfield — Seven-eighths in 1:32%. Buekhorn — Three-eighths in 39%. ( •has. Goetz— Five eighths in 1:<*». breezing. Cosgrove — Five-eighths in 1:06, breezing. Delaney — Five-eighths in 1:02. Helena — Half mile in 50. ]>on Ramon — Half mile in 52, breezing. El Paloniar — Three-eighths in 39, breezing. Eye White — Half mile iu 54%. breezing. Flying Feet — Mile in 1:42, handily. Freewill — Half mile in 51. Garland — Five-eighths in 1:02. Hanly— Mile in 1:44%, handily. Helen Pink — Three-quarters in 1:16. Ail out. Icarian — -Half mile in 51, breezing. Kid Nelson — Three-eighths in 39. King Earl — Three-quarters in 1:15%. King Radford — Half mile in 50. L. M. Eckert — Three-quarters in 1:16%. breezing Lord Marshall — Three-quarters in 1:21%. Loween — Three-quarters in 1 :16. breezing. Mazurka — Five-eighths in 1 :06. breezing. Minnie F. — Throe-eighths in 36%. Mona Cauomann — Three-quarters in 1:18. breezing. Mother Kateham — Half mile in 50. Mrs. Me— Three-eight bs in 36%. Good work. Pride of Lismore — Tliree-eighths in 36%. Ralph Lloyd— Three-eighths in 362'. Real Star — Three quarters in 1:15%, handily. Roberta — Three-eighths in 39. Royal River — Half mile in 51. Rue — Half mile in 50. handily. Sadie Shapiro — ’Half mile in 50. Sea Cliff— Five-eighths in 1:02%, handily. Sherlock Holmes — Three-quarters in 1:16%. Siltrix — Mile in 1:45. breezing. Sir Barry — Half mile in 51. Sparkette — Three-eighths in 36*%. .* Stick Pin — Three quarters In 1:18. All out. The Cinder — Half mile in 52, breezing. Truly — ’Five-eighths in 1:05, breezing. Wasnes — Half mile iu 50. Wentworth — ’Half mile in 52, breezing. NO EPSOM DERBY BETTING YET. There is nothing as yet to report as regards spec- ulation anent the Derby, nor is there likely to oe until the new year is well advanced. As far ns one can hear, however, Craganour. which would unques- tionably be favorite were there any market, is win tering to the complete satisfaction of W. T. Robin- son at Foxhill, although he has not grown much, aud. in fact, passes the standard a trifle under fifteen bands two inches, which is a little under the average of first-class horses But in all other respects he is as nearly perfection as can be expected, and his quality undeniable. When fully extended he covers an enormous lot of ground in his stride. Shogun comes next in consideration, but has not the tremendous speed of the son of Desmond and Veneration, nor do I think ho is possessed of such a -good and generous temper, the probability being that he resented his double dose at Ascot, when, after making mince- meat of the opposition for the Coventry Stakes, he was pulled out for the New Stakes under a big penalty. Newmarket hopes of supplying the heto of next year’s Blue Riband are mostly centered fn Loijvols and Sanquhar, and it has been denied that Lord Rosebery’s colt last named is touched in his wind. I can only trust that there exists no founds tion for the re|»ort. but none tho less am somewhat skeptical on the point. But we shall see what w e shall see. and for that matter we have yet to learn if Craganour will develop into a genuine stayer, always a doubtful contingency where such a speedv colt is concerned. No doubt all these horses will be seen in public before the classic races come on the tapis, and we may, I suppose, take it for granted that whereas Maher will have the handling of Sanquhar if he runs. Saxby will renew acquaintance with Craganour. while, of course. Frank Wootton will be the pilot of Shogun, mention of whose name reminds me that Mr. Ilulton has changed his colors from pale blue, maize hoops aud sleeves, to pale blue, orange hoops and sleeves, which may or may not be tempting providence, for he certainly had no cause to complain of the luck of his original racing livery. — ‘‘Vigilant,” iu Loudon Sportsman. DAILY RACING FORM. MONDAY. JANUARY 13, 1913. 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C11ANT1CLOR was away well and the * trly p. !<••*. but v as badly bumped by the winner on the last turn and deprived id' any chance. Overweigh Is Russell McGill. 1 pound; Auto Girl. 3. (>871 Ind Horses FIFTH RACE 3-4 Milo. (IK>C3 1:11% •* fflti.l Purse $.’**] Selling. Net value to winner $225; second, $50; third. $25. AWtPPSt Vi % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 2 Dm;, t Purse 3 year olds and upward. J Hochrein 15 Edwards & John 4 I> Ford 13 Dickinson Tiros 13 J Master son *; It .1 Mackenzie '1 T Kirk Pm It 'I' I ’at t«.n lot E Marvin pM» pMl *,o :*o pi lo;» Pmj pm pi jo 13-52 J 1 1 6830 YM1R w 4 113 S 8 5* 5% 3% li Gross .1 Hochrein 15 JO 15 6 <68531 PARLOR BOY wra 5 104 5 J 3- 3 h 4-J J 1 h Groth Edwards & John 4 7 5 !• 5 7 Pi 6848 .SIR A LVESCOT B 7 110 3 6 P» j’J jA .V J: Steele I) Ford !5 jo 11 I 6778 SEPULY'BDA WB 6 113 J 7 8 6 6 4? Sielaff Dickinson Bros i r. j.*, S 4 (6X59) SI ' FFR AGIST WB 6 IP) 6 1 4‘. 4- *»= a-*. J Henry J Ma stet son «; v x j\ 6 5 491S94)F0UNT’X SQUARE wb 6 110 4 5 % 1<» P* 6* I,oftus It .1 Mackenzie j jJ s 5 1 "5 1 3 6853 S. V. HOUGH w 5 104 7 9 :* X 7 7-J Kederis '] Kirk Phi pm 6»* jo pi 6833 HKXRY W I LLIAMS wn 6 107 !l 3 7 7 x x Woods It T Patton loo Pm> pm pt jo 6XJS r TEUN‘S TRICK w 6 114 I 4 6 B’lo- dow n. Robbins 1*7 Marvin i ; " | j 1 Time. 24. 49. 1 14. Track fast. j Winner -E. e, by Puryear D. — Aya (trained by E. Liuuell). Went to j m is t a; 4:11. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow.. Won driving: second and third the i sam* . Y.MIR was outpaced to the stretch. Inn under a vigorous ride, moved up rapidly and. finishing with :i ; rush, got up to win drawing clear. PAKl.OR ItoY was a prominent contender all the" way an 1 made : i. o i lute finish. SIR ALYESCOT set tin* early pace and tired, but bung on well in the final drive, s 1-71*1 I. j \ EDA closed a big gap and finished with a rush. SUFFRAGIST ran well. FOUNTAIN SQI ARE w a speedy and led into tin* stretch, lint fell lnnu* in the final drive. TERN’S THICK broke down on the far turn. Scratched — GS48 Butter Ball, 107. Overw-elghts — Henry Williams. 3 pounds Q 4^ SIXTH RAUF 1 Mile. ( 1 534 — 1:37-.-, — 4 112. > Purse $3n<». 4-year-olds and upward. 13 I JL Selling. Net value to w inner $225: second. $50; third. $25. Won driving: second and third the AWtPPSt U % Vi Str Fin Jockeys (684DMAIZIE GIRL OS:.:*. OR PERTH FC6 : BLACK MATE w* 5 105 5 WB 4 PK> 8 W'B 9 107 4 6X54 SHORTY NORTHCUTw 5 107 6 4 5’ w it 7 111 3 W» 5 105 J ws 6 108 1 ws 7 107 7 4b 311 1 uk Kederis ■nx -_.a Q rot h 7 5*5 3* Gross :;nk 42" ink u Steele J Schreiber S R Howser J Hochrein I> Ford R F Carman I Striker F> Dennison 6848 ENGRAVER wit 7 111 3 6 IP 1 - A 15 lh f.» Teahan R F Carman x 5 1:: 5x 5 4 5 J 5 6X54 ROSE ON'EIL w« 5 105 J 7 5* 43 5b 6 6% Hill I Striker 15 jo j i 7 : 6793 OSWALD B. ws6 10S 1 5 3»J jnk r, 7 77 O’Brien D l>ennison Jo in 7 5 :: J CX49 THE PEER ws 7 107 7 3 6 7 8 S S c H MillerF Risk . 4o Go 60 o in Time. 24%, 48%. 1:15%, 1:40%. Track fast. Winner — B. in. by Tim Payne — Chico (trained by J. I.owe.) Weill to ) hisi at 4:4o. At post 1 minute, star: good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. MA1ZIE GIRL liegan slowly and was outpaced early but closed a big gap in the last half and, fin ishing with a great stretch rush, wore ORPERTII down in Hie final stride. ORPERTH w as a forward con tender all the way and made a game finish. BLACK MATE came from the tear in the siivieh with a tush. SHORTY NORTIKTT ran well. ENGRAVER set the pace to the stretch and qiill l.adlv at the end. OSWALD It. showed speed, but failed to Stay. Overweights— Oswald 1’., 1 jiound. Juarez Entries and Past Performances for Monday, January 13. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. The figures under the heading “Rec.’’ in the entries below’ show the best time of each horse at the distance, since January 1. 1911, no matter where it finished. In cases where record v/as made on other than a fast or good track, abbre- viations show track conditions. j Racing f tarts at 2:15 p. m. (Chicago time. 3:15.) X Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. (M) maiden. ^Apprentice allowance. First Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. ( Tra ek reci »rd : 93023—1 : 1 1 %— 2— 10G. ) l/cxington. Ky.. January 12. — Henry “Shack” Williams, aged sixty-five, the veteran colored trainer of thoroughbred horses and one of the last of his type, was buried here this afternoon. He died of lagrippe.. Williams was employed by various horsemen during his career. Satsuum, for Claude Brownell, and The Devil, for Thomas S»T lers. wen* probably the two best horses lie trained. Nelson H. Rowland, aged 73. the greatest of tin* Blue Grass region’s saddle and show horse trainers and exhibitors . died at Ills home here yesterday of kidney trouble. NOTES OF THE TURF. John W. Schorr lias liestowed the name Luke Mo- Luke on bis two-year-old colt liy Ult iuitis -Midge. The Pimlico management has asked the Baltimore County Racing Com mission to reserve Novemlier 1 to Novetnlx*r 12 for its fall meeting this year. RACING DATES FOR 1913. Jockey Club Juarez, Juarez, Mex.: Novetulier 2.S. 1912, to March 34, 1913 (100 days). Charleston Fair and Racing Association, Charleston, S. C.: January 25 to March 29 ( 55 days). Lagoon Fair and Racing Association, Salt Lake City. Utah: May 15 to July 5 (45 days). Ind. Horst*. tkSOl Descendant . . . 0752 Sadie Shapiro 0711* Azurea usol I-Yrrona 4*838 Quick Trip . . . CM3 Deerfoot 4*847 Doc Allen .... Wt. Rec. .ION 1:13% A.Wt.IIan. I o 112X715 ..105 1:13;.-, 4 14)7X710 3 92.. 710 . 87 1:13% .Dm; 1;13'.-, 4 lo7. .710 7 112X710 ON 1 3 1 *a 1 111 a 112 1:10% OM.v; Diving Most* (M) . . !i!» 1:14% 4*838 Lookout 112 1:14% 68411 Ernest II . <M) ... King Radford, hr. g. by Radford— Determination .. ..Ill 1:14% o 110X710 . . los 1 : 1 3 D» 112 Tin ,.1D> 1:15% 3 97x705 ..112 1:10-- 0 112.. 705 3 94. .74*0 7 1 12X700 3 94 X 690 Second Race — 1 Mile. 4 -year-olds and upward. Selling. Fillies aud Mares. (Track record: 1334 — 1:37% — 4 — 112.) Ind. Horse. Wt Rec. A.Wt.IIan. csr.d Inquieta . 14)S 1 :07% 14)0 X 710 us-.t;- Madeline B. < M * . .1(11 1 :0S 95. 7IO • :7N4 Garter .105 1 Mill- 105 X 7J0 4;75:> Ardelon . bis i :<)7 * . 14)5. . 705 <;s4»i K i , 1 Nelson <M» . 1 io 1 :<•:» 105 705 <is:,i; Sprightly Miss ... .14)5 J :<is i | (Ml N 705 os: 1 , 7* Amelia B. (M) .. .M4 1 :1<» 4 -, 90. . 075 Fourth Race— -3-4 Mile. :: year-olds and upw ard. Handicap. (lrack record: *.»::g2:; 1:11 1 1045. ) < oso:: » GILPY .ins 1 • 1 9 - - 0 1 1 5 X 740 csr.s Jim Basev . in:: 1 : 1 1 % 5 108® i ; i 4>S4<» G. M. Miller .1 10 1 : 1 4 % O 1 10X 7 .30 «kS4»; Lady Pancliita ... . 95 1 :1 1% 0 95 X Oslo Cock spin* <M) ... .14)5 1 :13% 4 87.. 704) Fifth Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Sell in &• (Track word: !i::02:; 1:11 ’r. - 2 inO. ) 0s:i4 n Frank G. Hogan.. .115 1 : 12 0 1 12 725 q.s:;s- Orbed Lad . n»:: 1 : 1.3% 7 115. . 72<) or. 2- Just Red .111 1 :14 1 H»9X 715 r.s.»L* • Venetian . •>:: 1 : i : \ y~ 5 1 H) • 715 4W49- Gift .109 1 ■ 1 i% 4 IOO Tin <;s:; t Tim Judge .104 1 : 14 5 1 12 X 710 0804 Gelico . in:; i : 15% 0 112 V , io ON04 Hohhv Cook . 1 in 1 : 1 5s 7 112. . 705 4kST,7 B<»l» Farley .14)9 1 : 1 2% 5 112 ■ 7< (5 4 ',84 HP Rile .ln7 I : 1 2 4 5 14)5 * 705 0825 B, Niger Battle ... . 07 1 : 1 4 14)!). . 7<Mi r.sp.u Blaze It. (.Ml ... .114 1 : I 7 - 8 112. . 005 cs::^ Luke Van Zandt (M) .105 1 : 1 4 % 3 89. . 0S5 (6838) Fancy 8 110X725 6857 Ursula Emma 90 1:41 4 105x720 0870 Mary Emily 14)4) 1 :42% 4 DHL. 715 O.N54' Miss Korn 103 1:39% 5 110x715 6825 Royal River 105 1:42 9 100X705 Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year olds. Selling. (Track record: 94978 — 1 :05Vf, — 1 — 105.) 6864 Sharper Knight ..105 1:08 107. .725 (0S32) Mazurka J 12 1:09% 110X720 6830* M oiler 110 1:08% 106 X 720 IW32** Loan Shark IOI 1:08% 100X715 (68545) Pampinea 104 1:07 V.-, 105.. 715 <►404 Roseitaire 107 1:09% 1O0X715 Sixth Race — 3-4 Mile. 4 -year-olds and ujiward. Selling. (Track record: WMBK*.— l:ll%— 2 — Dn (0823) Gimli 4*84 UP Masalo Angelus Transparent Eye White . . . Garland Jim L Bob Lynch . . . Rosen l a Wilhite, br. r, Radford — termination . ..11011:13% . . 102 1:14% . ON 3:14% .125 1:12% . I11O 1:14% .110 1:12% .14)9 1 : 1 4 % .106 1:12% . R)9 1:12 . .ION 1:15% 1 1 00X725 102 ■ 724) 99. .72n 105 • 715 1 It 15. .715 14)7 • 715 103X710 105X714) 107x710 103X705 JUAREZ FORM CHART. JUAREZ, MEX., SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1913.— Terrazas Park. Thirty-ninth day. Jockey Club Juarez. Winter Meeting of 1(H) days. (11 liooks on.) Weather clear. Presiding Steward. Charles F. Price. Presiding Judge, W. H. Shelley. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary, Edward Jasper. Racing starts at 2:15 p. ui. (Chicago time 3:15 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Fig- ures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. ^Indicates apprentice allowance. / * 4^ r7 FIRST RACE— 3-8 Mile. (S71G5 — 34% — 2 — 107.) Puree $300. 2-year-olds. Allowances. UOU • Net value to winner $225; second, $50: third, $25. Did Horses <6S43>BLARXEY 6S55*DIUK DODIE 6855 s M A X< 1 A N FS E 6843 HYKJ SUPERL 4C83D1DA LAVIXIA AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys w 115 6 4 w 110 4 10 W’B 110 J 8 W 110 1 9 w loS 5 5 W 112 !) 1 3 2 ?. li R HoffmanA Tobias l 1 2‘ Gross J F Newman 2" k 3*J Molesw’h G L Blackford 42 4, Kirsch’m A B Spreckels J Henry B Steele It J Mackenzie F D Weir 7 su Borel 9 9-*i Groth !<• MB Teahan 11 11 O’Brien W E Applegate 1 E Clark It F Carman Brunk & Noe 684:; GEORGE PARKHOUSEw 107 3 7 S C H MillerO G Parke OOMA w 110 8 6 7 S l1 Borel W E Applegate 6855 OLD GOTCH w 107 7 3 9 9*i Groth 1 E Clark Sl’RFRISlNG w 110 11 2 10 10 4 TVahan R F Carman MOOREWOOD w 110 in 11 11 11 O’Brien Brunk & Noe Time, 22%, 34%. Track fast. Winner -IJ. c. by First Chip — Kiltie Platt (trained by 41. w. Clark). Went to iH»st at 2:15. At. in»st 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; sec rone. BLARNEY was close up at the start and. gaining steadily, finished fast, catchin; : be last eight It and won drawing clear. DICK DODIE touud an opening soon after the 1 be lead, made the pace fast, but was tiring at the end. MANGANESE was a speedy and Mum the start. 1IYKI aud SUPERL rail well. IDA LAVIXIA was away first, but at and ran a race. Scratched — <>.855 Benedict, 110. Overweights — Sui>erl, 1 pound: Coma, 3 pounds. O II C P s 3 3S 3 1 2-5’ 4 5 4 8-0 7-10 6 S 7 2 1 40 IOO 40 15 6 15 200 40 15 6 7 5 8 5 3 2 3-5 1 3 100 100 100 :u> 15 5 30 :«) 12 6 100 200 200 60 30 15 30 31) 14) 5 m loo loo 40 15 •ond and third the g DICK DODIE in start and. taking forward contender * nice drop|H*d back /•QDO SECOND RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. UOUO ward. Selling. Net value les. (93959 — 1:51% — 5 — 115.) Purse $304). 4-year-olds and np- alue to winner $225; second, $50: third, $25. i nd Horses A Wl PPSt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 6802 MISPRISION w 7 105 6 1 2J 2ii 05 2 3 25 i« Hill Quinlan & Higel 4 6-5 3-5 0S41 WADS WORTH II. w 4 11)2 5 O I- l-\ 1 ‘ Ink Jh *Ji Kederis R S Craig 6 10 10 2| 1 08 41 SILVER GRAIN w ♦; lio 4 2 41 4'* 4'1 Gross J Burks 2 2* 4-5 1-3 0862 2 LBHIGH ws t 102 3 4 3‘ 3'* 3i 4 :t 4 i_ 1° Groth L Burlingame 7 7~ 6 T-lo 6802 GRETTCHEN G. w 7 103 2 3 5* 5 3 f»” 5” f* 8 5* Robbins H G Bed well 8 10 10 4 6-3 (5*6 W HIDDEN WSB 8 107 i ♦; 6 6 6 6 6 6 B Steele W H Fizer 2 1 1-2 Time. 25*.,. 50. 1:16, 1:42. 1:55%. Track fast. Winner — Cb. m. by Intrusive — Lucky Pel (trained by J. J. Quinlan ». Went to post at 2:41. At jmst 1 minute. Start goiid and slow. Won driving: second and third the -.line. MISPRISION followed in close pursuit of WADSWORTH II. to the stretch and outcamed him in • be final drive. WADSWORTH II. ran a good race, but tired near the end. SILVER GRAIN made a cbal- bngc when an eighth out, but could not get get up. W HIDDEN was called on with the whip and hard ridden, but refused to extend himself. Hoffman was engaged to rid*- WIIIDDEN. but the stewards changed tin* mount to B. Steele. Overweigh ts— Gretchen (»., 3 pounds. / * ^ THIRD RA4’K 5 1-2 Furlongs. <94978 — 1:03% -4 — 105. 1 Purse $300. 4 year-olds and up- ward. Allowances. Net value to winner $225: second. $50; third. $25. 6>jn LOUIS D. COGXETS w 5 111 5 5 *>47 TWICKENHAM wb 5 110 1 4 626* 1 * X ADA MAS WSB 4 99 !* 9 Time. 24 2 6 10 10 4 2 4448-5 7-10 3. 1 . 4; 3 6-5 7-10 20 4<> 40 12 6 Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S I.S21 HAZEL C. w 4 104 4 2 4»i 3> D U Gross J A Ochoa 3 3.J* 3 1 TT 4»49 3 BIISS WB 4 PHi S S x r,M 4 1 2*.\ B St«*ele W Hurley * 3 4 3X 6-5 3-5 «;s57 TALLOW DIP wsk 7 110 n 7 7 8 5* 3‘ Groth L Burlingame 10 15 15 6 3 6795 SALVAGE w 11 110 2 3 lh ij 4.5 r HoffmanW St Vincent 6 10 14) 4 2 4*4»REDRO wb 9 110 3 1 2»fc 2 1 3 uk 5*.\ .1 Callahan.! E Dwyer 4 1 4 8 5 7-10 4,852 LADY YOUNG w 4 104 7 6 6 6 6 6*’ Moh sw’*h A C McCafferty 3?. 6 3 6-5 7-10 6S20 IX)UIS I). r’OGNETS W 5 111 5 5 5)» 7 7 7 :: Rosen I Striker 20 40 40 12 6 4i847 TWICKENHAM wb 5 110 1 4 4i« s 8* O’Brien Edwards & John 10 25 20 s \ 626*i*N ADA MAS WSB 4 99 !* !• 9 !l M !i Hals»-v L A Seregni :o 60 4^» 20 10 Time. 24=5. 49 Vs, 1:01%. 1:08. Track fast. Winner — B. f. by Kismet, by Melton -Jean Green (trained by S. Polk). Went to pnst at 3:11. At jiosf 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third driv- ing. HAZEL C. was never far away from the leaders and. taking the lead in the’ si retell, outstayed BUSS in a game finish. BUSS liegan slowly, but came around the others when turning for home and finished with . rush. TALLOW DIP clos.-d a big gap and finished fa<t te xt to the rail SALVAGE set the pace to tin* stretch and quit in the final drive. PEDRO showed early speed, but also quit. TWICKENHAM ran well for a half. Overweigh ts — Buss. 2 pounds; Louis des Cognets. 1. /•Or7/Y FOURTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (91978 1:06% 1 106.) Purse $300. i -year-olds and up DO 4 " " upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $225: second. $50; third. $25. G7-U) I vUSSELL McGILL wb 4 107 6853 MARY EMILY w 4 Ml 6J.44 HUGH GRAY w 4 106 I.S44 HIDDEN HAND w S 110 6629 THE FAD W 6 110 6852 CIIANTIOLOR 6 10S 6815 FA.VKUI L HALL wn 7 110 6820* AUTO GIRL I K %* % Str Fin Jockeys 4’ 2V 2*1 !>■ «' II Mill,* 5?. 5* :;*« 2« Teahan 2« 1«J 1>‘ 3*| Kederis 6 47 4 11 Gross 3 1 7 6 5»k Groth 1*» 41. 5* 6*. 1 . 4’avan’gh 8 8 7 7'- J Henr> 7 6X8 Mulligan o II C P s Index Course DlstTlmeTckOdds Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys l DESCENDANT, ch. g, 6 112 By Tanzmeister- 6861 Juarez f 1 :07g fast 25 Ins 7 8 5 3j U2 Teahan 6831 Juarez 3-4 1:13* fast 60 105 6 5 6 7 8 14 B Steele 6805 Juarez 6* f 1 :08* fast 30 103 3 6 7 8 8*1 Halsey 4877 Butte 5A f 1 :07y fast 5 109 7 6 6 8k 9 ,s » D Boland 4807 Butte 5-8 1 :01 fast 13 109 1 3 6 4«* 3% Groth 4562 Butte 5-8 1:01 fast 20 106 10 10 10 10 lO’-JSelden 3946 Salt Lake 3-4 1:13* fast 20 111 6 6 6 7 7 8 J Anderson 3909 Salt I^ake 5-8 1:00* fast 8 109 5 5 3 2% 1“ Anderson 3893 Salt Lake F C 1:11 fast 16-5 106 3 •j 2 li 3 3 J Anderson | The small figure under “Str.” shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race. I ! The small figure under “Fin.” — unless the horse won — shows the number of lengths the horse was i ^behind the winner. Weight to be carried appears at top of column of weights in previous races. I FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (93623 — 1:11%— 2— 106.) 3). 4*4 Teahan 13 Pr’ss Industry. R»*v. Dolly. Stan* 7 8 M B Steele 8 Uhas.Uoetz, Visible, F. G. Hogan 8 8*1 llalsev 11 U.J.Gray, T.AIcGce, L.liar’soui I. 8»‘ 9 la L) Boland 10 J.H. Sheehan. M. Sly. I). Warfield 4"k 3% Groth 7 Letitia, Sevenfull, Ramsv It) lO’-’ISelden 11 Briton. Letitia, Hazel U. 7 7 8 i Anderson 7 Tremargo, Lady Teudi. Stare 2% 1“ Amlerson 11 Ramsy, Hawlev, Evelina li 3% Anderson 8 Portarlington. H.Maid. A. McGee 2* 2‘ Tapi In 8 Ben Stone, Hazel (’., Miss Picnic 2* 2* Tapliu 8 M.Musgrave, B’ug Bush, Q Trip 2* l 1 Hill 7 EdB., Bellsnlcker. L.of t. Forest 7& 7 7 J J Hanover 12 Definite, Native Son. Bellsnlcker 19 10% Kederis 11 Sallie O’Dav, Amargosa, Resent a 1J 2“ Tapi In 12 Sir Barry, Directello. I.ady Mint By Sain — Divonne (Coburn Bros.), 7 7% Nathan s OrjKs-ih. Lescar, Rue 4-1 j'-_h Nathan 8 OswaldB., D.Ledgett. Twick’h’ui 5* S Char. Brown. Dr.Neufer. K. I.e.ir 4 ' ** l i Hill 9 S. Spray. I). Warfield Laura 4’lav 31 4% H Radtke N Free. Rue, Miss Korn 3** 3*1 H Radtke 5 Hugli Gray. Free. Charley Brown 4* 4* 11 Radtke 7 Just Red. Sweotdale. <’h. Brown C 6 44 II IlaiUKe 6 R. McGill. J. Stryker, ('. Brown 3* H Radtke 7 Mirnorioso, Clianticlor, Clara W. 1* l 4 H Radtke 7 GcldPoint. N. Quarter. Kid North 6‘ 6 1 4 II Radtke 7 Definite, Jack Stryker, Engraver '>5 it Connor 11 J. IT. Barr, Vilev, Cong. James 3 s 2% A Murray 6 Buss, RuthJackson, Lucile B. L. 8‘ Schweblg 9 C. James, Ch. Brown. Excalihur <> 6% Ambrose 7 Queen Bee, Dipi>er. StelclitT 6 <;*^ Ambrose S Tli. Links. Emp. William. Pliant 7 7 4 Schwebig 8 Queen Bee. Efficiency, Gold Miuti In lb' 5 ' Gordon 10 Throe Links, Sleeth, Queen Bee 3S38 Salt i^ake f 1:06| fast 18-^5 109 3 3677 Salt Luke F C 1:10* fast 18-5 112 6 3389 C. d’Alene oj f 1:09* slow 6 112 2 3355 C. d’Alene 5-8 1:03* slop 13-5 115 9 3278 C, d’Alene G-8 1:02 fast 4 111 6 2884 C. d’Alene 5* f 1:08| fast 9-5 109 2 SADIE SHAPIRO, blk. f. 4 107 6752 Juarez 6732 Juarez 6359 I^agoon 6270 Lagoon 61ul Igigoon 6005 I goon 5930 Lagoon 3853 I goon 5670 Helena 1 1:41 last 5 91 3-4 1:152 fast 5 100 F C 1:132 mud 13-5 104 1 1:42 fast 20 9S 3-4 1:122 fast 6 105 F C 1:102 good 7 106 3-4 1 :16g hvy 8 101 F C l:12g hvy 18-5 b>6 5-8 1:002 fast — 97 5321 Anaconda F C l:l4g slow 4 5250 Anaconda 2343 Ixmisville 2192 Lexington 1892 Charleston 1S07 Charleston 17S0 Charleston 1732 Charleston 1703 Charleston 3-4 l:18g slow 15 101 7 3-4 1:14* slow 33 96 4 3-4 1:192 hvy 27-10 112 4 3-4 1:15* slow 15 102 9 7-8 1 :2y* fast 60 102 6 3-4 1:16 fast 50 91 2 3-4 1:15 fast 80 102 5 3-4 1:15| fast 30 107 9 1287 Charleston 5* f 1:11| slow 8 1219 Charleston 5i f 1:10* good 9-5 1182 Charleston 55 f 1:14* hvy 2 AZUREA. b. f, 3 6711 Juarez 55 f 1:08* good 12 8 l Schweblg 6 6% Ambrose 6 6% Ambrose 7 7 !4 Schweblg 10 l«» ,, • , Gordon 5561 Victoria 5492 Victoria 49S9 Vancouver 4690 Vancouver 45 f 4290 Vancouver 12 4229 Vancouver 1-2 4189 Vancouver 1-2 3925 Vancouver 45 f 3743 Vancouver 3J f 3308 C. d’Alene 4i f FERR0NA. ch. f. 4 6861 Juarez 5.\ f 1 6792 Juarez 5* f 1 6233 l^agoon 55 f 1 6190 Lagoon 3-4 1 6101 I_agoon 3-4 1 6055 Lagoon 5* f 1 5090 Helena 3-4 1 5680 Helena 5* f 1 5664 Helena 3-4 1 3495 Okla.Oity 3-4 1 3364 Ok la. City 3-4 1 3194 Ok la. City 3 4 1 3004 Ok. City Ab5-8 1 2837 Ok. City Abo-8 1 1713 Juarez 55 f 1 1627 Juarez 3 4 1 1475 Juarez 3 4 1 1451 Juarez 3-4 1 5-8 1 :03S fast ■ 5-8 1:03* fast ■ 5-8 1:05* mud • 54g fast — 49* fust — 49 fast — 4S* fast — 55j| fast — 44 slow — 552 fast 12 5* f 1 :072 fast 6 97 9 5* f 1:07* fast 20 105 2 55 f 1:07* fast 13-5 103 1 3-4 1:13 fast 15 lu3 2 3-4 1:12* fast 6 105 8 55 f 1:062 fast 15 lo6 6 3-4 1:14 fast — 93 55 f 1 :07 fast — 96 3-4 1 : 173 fast — 3-4 1:17* fast 23-20 9S 3-4 1 :17? fast 37-10 103 3-4 1:192 slow 6-5 1<)8 Ab5-8 1:012 good 11 100 Al)5-S 1:012 last 14 103 F« 5-5 f l:i-9 fast io b»5 I 3 4 1:14 good 15 91 3 3-4 1:D* fast 7 97 4 3-4 1:14* fast 4 96 3 QUICK TRIP. ch. g„ 7 J Doyle 6 L Gladstone 6 Powell & Parker 6 D W Kelly 20 F M Hopper AVhil.hill&W.ber 3 J M Barnes 10 7 4 8-5 O 40 12 683S Juarez C821 Juarez 6795 Juarez 41755 Juarez 6712 Juarez 6695 Juarez 6190 lagoon 6056 Ligonn 6007 I goon 59: ’.9 I^agoon 5851 lagoon 4565 Butte 4406 Butte 4247 Butte 4208 Butte 3717 Salt I^alce 1 ):m fast 10 3-4 1:133 fast 12 3 4 1:152 fast 3 3 4 1:133 last 8 3.-4 1:142 goo«l S 5J f l.Tof slow 6 3-4 1:13 fast 10 1 1:41* fast 13 ; 3-4 1:14 good 6 55 f 1:10* hvy 4 54 f 1:11 hvy 6 5-8 59* fast 16 F C 1:12$ slow 6 5.J f 1 :09g slop 16 5 8 1:012 fast 10 3 4 1 :13i| fast 12 Time. 23%, 48%, 1:07%. Track fast. Winner B. g. by 4'unard Winsome Wavs i trained b.v <’. Bogan). Went to post at fitoi). At poG l niinnte. Start good and fast. Won driving: game. RUSSELL M»*GILL ran in forward pursuit to tin* last turn, tlieii uioveil up rapidly d and third and, in u g:i I :«J77 Salt Lake F C 1:10* fast 9 5 106 3619 Salt I^ake 6* f 1 mm;* fust 3 111 3541 Salt Like 5 8 10! fust 9 109 \ d'Alene fi 8 1 r01| fast 4* 106 99189 C.d'Al’ne 1 1-16 1 :48| fa*t 20 1U3 S 1 i 3* Schwebig 12 Lewis, CharleyBrown. Grlf. 2 1 1* Schweblg 7 M.Stan’el, P. Dumas. Motherkina 2'* 2“ Schweblg 4 Puck, Araoy. Pons Asinorum. By Joo Carey — Admit (Carlin & Moody), l h 3% Buxton SG. of Allah, L.Shark. Pretty Dale 4 1 4* W Taylor <’. Platinum. J.Lee. TildyWoIffartli U 1- W Taylor 6 MissHebert, Platinum. Moss Rose 5‘ 3% J Hanover 7 Barium. Jen. Crawford, Corouita 15 Bezauson 7 Wastella. Plaver, Lady IiOiindes 10 4 , S r A Kederis 12 Vivitz. Phulnana, Josie Lee 2'i \V Taylor 11 P’phoratum. R.B’heur, R. Widow oi •_> l Taylor 13 Ruby Sun. Red Widow. Q’u i'oppy 5* 2 4 Riddle :* Coronita, Red Widow. RussHIa 2« 2 l Riddle <; Sa fra nor. Cunair. Ruby Sun 3 2 4®i Kederis 0 Debutante. R. Widow. J. Newman By Alvescot — Ilus (W. H. Schwartz). 8 7 n Halsey Ft Pr’ss Industry. Roy. Dolly, Stare G 6%. Irvin 7 Oakland, Rogou, Orbed i.ad 4 3 4% Pauley 7 Pickaninny. Rosenta. Calla r.)» 5 6 5 Hill 7 G. Friar. Mandadero, Quick Trip 7 4 7 14 Hill H Free. Rue. Miss Korn 6" 6 1 - J Hanover 7 Hugh Gray, Ori. Lad, Tube Rose 3“ Hill <» Cool, Tremargo. Marsand f* 8 Pajaroifa. Passenger. Decency 4"i S ’I'remargo, M.Musg’ve Passenger 2 2 E Smith 7 L’t Knight. J.R.Clav, M.Kennedy 2- E Smith 8 John R. Clay. Lajoie. T. Thomas 7" Warsher 7 Gertrude Dix. Yvonne. Julia B E Smith !) Imprint, Fore, Mammy Mc(”skey 11 Useeit, Til. Thomas. Ori mar Lad 3’i :.’ n Hiil <» Hardy, Dromi, De Cesar ion 5\ 6*1 Hill S E.Keck. F.G. Hogan. Fundamental L 7 Fan'l Hall, F.G. Hogan. Ed. Keck 23 3 3 J Callahan <» Oelico, Tim Judge. Moralight. Bv Cunard — Confidante (P. McKennip). . Bui gam< 8 Fancy. Orbed Lad, L.M. Eckert t 6 1 McDow’ll s Balronia, Marv Emilv, Just Red ' "‘5 U. St. •♦Ie Io Angelus. Hazel < .. Loving Moso 5% Mr Dow’ II 11 Song Of Rocks. Kiora. HughGrjv 11 IP-* McDow’l! 12 Blk. Mat**. EycWhlte. Godfattp*r 6 7' 5 5McDi»welI s Gimli. El Pa to. Good Inteut 4 s Corey 7 G. Friar. Mandadero. Sid. Peters W .U V'Tr y o.i S RWw* < W.Kennon. M’tgomery ' | IcBr ! fle ‘ Kiora. Ben Stone Lescar J!!, 4 ’! 7 B °n Stone. Hazel (’.. Pickaninny 4- 2 A J McBride 7 Ben Stone. Lomond, Pickaninny n<* S'6 j M«*Intyre 9 LnCazadora. L.Tetidi. ( has. Go, q* IJ Corey j) 1 Iannis. Hazel C.. Sleep! and 6 6"JKirsch’m 7 Gemmel), (3bas. Goetz. Sixteen 5 s 1" J McBride 9 lescar. Orimar I.ad. Bauonica IP. 4% Cavan’gh 9 J. Stryker. Sid. Peters. Tilliugliasf 4 l,k 5 4 J 4 orev 8 M. Musgra v.*. Descendant. B.Kiiah 3*» 3 fl McDow’ll 7 Sidney Peters, Fore, Originator 7 4-A J McBride 7 Sevenfull, Sixteen, Gemmc!l 3‘J 3 4 J Corey H It. Sweet. Laura Clay. Native Shm 2* 4 s Pickens 9 Kosevale, Rake, W bidden. * W v j* ' ' MONDAY. JANUARY 13. 1913. DAIIiY RACING FOR^L 3 DEERFOOT. ch. m. 6 t>s 1 :t Juan /. Ah f l :07 fast 8 6754 Juarez. :: t 1:12* fast s 6734 Juarez 5 4 l:11 r ; fast 3* 6690 Juarez 5* f 1:11 i mud s <.<*?<» Juarez Ah f 1 ;OSj£ gjood A 6655 Juarez 5 s l :0:» slow 20 6257 Denver 5 -S 1:<X>$ good — 6213 Denver 5 8 1:04* hvy — 6151 Denver 5-8 1:02 slow — 6149 Denver 5} f 1:08 slow — 5687 Helena 6} f 1 :06g fast — 5680 Helena CA f 1:07 fast — 5669 Helena 5i f 1:10 fast — 6371 Anaconda F C 1:13 fast 4 5523 Anaconda 5-8 1:03* good 4* .190 Anaconda F C 1:16* mud 3} 141 Anaconda 5* f 1:08 fast 3 5«K8 Anaconda F C 1:13? good 5 By Alvescot — Illustrious (W. R. Street). 9 s’J Host n il I*. Jleiukrson. Guv. Mary Emily 0 •*! Kosen S E. White. S. Ircmis. l*r. Industry l" i 2‘ Rosen s I 'rs. Emma. Evniu. Tallow I > i p 5 " H Kadtke 5 Par. Boy. Fanieui. Edm'iid Adams - - i - i It Radtkc ft Kosen t a. J. Patterson. r. Ilen’snn o” 11 Kosen s Lucille Allen. Dominica, Can tom lh 2 s A Brown fi Odelia. Twickenham. Angelos Ah 3" A Brown 5 F. Johnson, Camarudu. L. McCoy 1>* l 2 A Brown fi HnnkRruham, McAlait. EddieMott 5 5 7 A Brown 5 Par lor Boy. Iseeil. Napa Nick 1J Kosen ft Briton. Lee Harrison IL. Media 6 8 Pajaroita. Passenger. Decency 5 12 L. Stalwart. Hid. Hand, Sixteen 3 2 4 3 J Hill fi Letitia, Ben Greenleaf, Abound 6 s 4 : * Anderson 7 Briton. Letitia, Country Boy 3nk 5" Ormes r» Hugh Gray. Gretchen G., Valh il l’-’J l 2 C 11 Miller 8 Miss Sly, Hazel C., Tube Rose fi 3 r* & i (' H Miller s Vallial, G.Hartridge, B.Gr’nleaf 2 3 2 4 3 i Hill 0 6 s 4 3 Anderso 2 3 ,,k 6" Ormes ROYAL RIVER. ix2T* Juarez b. m. 9 1 1 :42= fast 5 100 !<■:*. 5 0 0 Bv Bridgewater- 21 5 r * Gross —Charter Queen ''Belmont & Turner). 1 12’ p’oiiuet. i.auilsTtlia. Zitikaml H 6791 Juarez 1 L:4<*_; fast 20 105 7 6 6 4 4- 4-i Gross Swish. AlaizioGiil. Rosevale 6752 Juarez 1 1:41 fast 10 100 7 7 7 7 S S ;, il Buxton s Orpertlk, Lescar, Rue 6710 Juarez l 1 : 12 good 20 105 6 3 ■ 3 5 fi 4 3 i Buxton 7 i hmEnrique. Sit. Spray. Maiz.Girl 6ti77 ,1 uarez 1 1:13= fast 15 100 4 9 10 8 9 S'- Paul 1(1 ts.Northcnt. L.(!rec<l, P.W. Kcu’u akiSsd uarez 3- 4 l:t5g good 20 103 7 8 s s s 2 3 1 Nat ban S Orbn Entile. Boh Lynch. Acumen 6337 Izigoon 1 1 : l<v! mud 1* 105 4 5 r 5 5 24 Hill 5 E. Stewart. Oswald IL, F. Louis* 6272 I^agoon 1 1:41* fast 15 104 2 2 2 2 2 5 2« Hill *) Engraver. Elgin, Ed. T. Fryer ! 6194 Lagoon lm20y 1 : t2* fast 10 109 3 3 4 5 h 7 l "*Taplln 7 Flying. Rota. Lawn 6104 Lagoon 1 1:42 fast 15 107 5 8 8 8 75 7 1 3 Forsyhte s F.W.Ken’n, Afterm’h, Gr’ehenG. 5870 l^agoon 1 1 :45 slow 12 109 5 5 4 5 6 6 ,2 JIim fi Judge Sale. Kleepland. Rota 5280 Anaconda 1 1 :46* slow 8 109 5 6 3 3 31 IJ Forsythe fi The Peer. Sir John. Elgin 5172 Anaconda 1 1:43* fast 7 109 4 4 4 7 7 7 11 J* Roland 7 Har. Maid, Oblivion. The Peer 5129 Anaconda 1 1:42? fast 3 109 3 6 fi 7 fi 7 f» 7 I) Roland 8 Rake, Lil.vPaxtou, Patriotic 4931 Butte 1 1 -S 1:58 slop 10 100 J 0 3 3 3 2 5 3 | Selden 7 Rake, Ben Lucas, Oblivion 4805 Butte 1 1 :42 fast 13-10 104 3 7 7 r; 4 2 ? l 2 Selden 8 Patriotic. Littleton. C.W.Kennon 4763 Butte 1 1:42 fast 15 107 4 5 2 2 2 2 2 uk Rosen ft Keep Moving, Acumen, Patriotic 4x77 Butte 5*. f 1 :07j? fast 4 ms 9 4.61 Butte Ah f 1:07? fast 5 lu‘J 2 4540 Butte 6} t 1 :o7g fast 17-10 108 1 4320 Butte 5-8 1:004 fast 31 112 1 4241 Butte F C 1:10* fast 4 115 2 4184 Butte 6J f 1:20? fast 18 3 107 2 3981 Salt l^ike 61 f 1:06? fast ~ 3910 Salt Iaike 5-8 1 :00 fast 9 5 l l 4 4 $ Rooney 3 1 2 ,lk Rooney 6* 5 3 Warren 5* 4"! Kirseh’ m 5 4* j l Kirsoh’m 28 5 3 } Kirsch’m 2 4 1= Kirsch’m 7 fi 4 * Kirsch’m 1U J. II. Sheehan. M. Sly, I). WarOeld 8 Billy Myer. Hazel C., Angelus s Clara W.. Mursaml. Miss Sly ID LaCazadora, LadyTeudi. Miss Sly THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. 5RPER KNIGHT, b. g. 3 107 > < I:ira 31 a I sa IIU. miss my , C j-opr d TfWTflWT y, «. 9 ft LaCazadora, LadyTendi. Miss Sly G m ,• 7 Definite. Miss Sly. Cool « u Iirtio <».n u r Mt pi’l’nr Oblivion .1 .mi .■/ 8 Orba Suiile. J. Stryker. Oblivion 8 La Cazadora. Gold Point, Osenro 7 Fore. Pajaroita. Sixteen DOC ALLEN, b. g, 10 vs it Juarez .V i 1 :«>9 fast f.833 Juarez 6789 Juarez 6757 Juarez ♦:731 Juarez 1767 Juarez 1714 Juarez 1679 Juarez 1516 Juarez TOM G., br. 3-4 1:142 fast C 6?. f 1 :07? fast 8 5 1 f 1 :07g fast 10 3-4 l:14g fast 20 5\ f 1:07= fast 15 7 X 1:264 fast 12 Al f 1:674 fast S 5J f 1:08 fast 7 By Lord Dalmeny — Add Ran (J. E. Dwyer). s* Sehweblg P> Zool, Pickaninny. Buss ,Vj 2 1 Schwebig 1ft El Pato. Tallow Dip. King Lear t ♦; 14 Sehweblg 11 Lady Willie, Gay. Jack Ellis ♦ J Henry 12 Ma-salo, Angelus. Cordie F. > 8 8 '* .1 Deav’p’t s Prsula Emma. I»eerf<*ot. Evran , ^ - ’S Johnson 8 G. Rose, Fundamental, Marsand 6753 Juarez 6729 Juarez 6717 Juarez 6705 Juarez 6669 Juarez 6633 Juarez 51 f 1:07 h fast 10 97 3-4 1 :15= g< H>d 1 103 3-4 1:13s fast 4 102 3-4 1:15 fast 34 lo*i 5* f 1:07* fast 4 lo5 6 * f 1 :09 gootl G 5 103 5-8 1:03 good 6 Ui7 5-8 1:032 slow 10 109 By The Sharper — Zella I-Inight (B. A. Jones). 5- Hill 2 3 3-J Teahan 4 4 2 4 Halsey 4* 4*i Molesw’h 4- 3‘4 Molesw’h 2 2 4 1^ Molesw’h 4- 2 J * Halsey 5 2 2 ,M Rosen v Oakland. King Stalwart. Ramsy H Bells, Loving Mose, Jolly Tar J«> G. of Allah. L. VanZandt . Ardelou ft Ltiriu. King Stalwart. Bells lo Connaught. Luria. M. Katcbam S Mazurka. L. VanZandt, ErnestH. s Luria. K. Stalwart, L. Van Znmlt 7 Kiva. Pretty Dale. 1 See It 34 8'" Kedens 6- 4*J Rosen 2? 14 Kederis 10 Gus Hartridge. Heretic, Zulu ft Hannis. LadyStalwart, Fan’IHall 9 Aunuallnterest, WildBear, Buano J uarez 3-4 1:15* fast S Ho 10 fi 7 6,71 J uarez 5 h f 1 :<>SJ slow 20 10S 4 7 10 Juarez 3-4 1:13= fast 25 106 7 8 9 *,7 1 1 J uarez 5?. f 1 :0S* good 4 105 1 3 3 Kfi93 Juarez Ah f 1:10* slow 8 101 3 2 2 G673 .1 uarez 5 h f 1:09? good 50 101 3 4 2 C«5t Juarez 5\ f 1:10? slow 20 112 5 5 5 6472 La goon 4’ f 59? mud 6 112 5 s 4 6 106 1 .a goon 4 \ f 5S= hvy 3 114 S 4 4 c::34 1 .a goon 4i f 57? mud 11-5 111 4 4 4 6232 Lagoon <.«53 Lagoon OouG 1 aigoon 5997 lagoon 44 f 542 fast 3 5-8 1:02 fast 8 5 S 1:01? good 8 57 slow 9-5 112 2 5929 1 .a goon Ah f 57 hvy 30 109 G 4332 Butte 4i f 54* fast 60 168 5 3353 (’. d’Alene 1-2 49 slop 8 167 5 3209 C. d’Alene 1-2 49* fast 20 106 7 2949 C. d’Alene 4* f 56* mud 40 105 9 2471 C*. d’Alene 4* f 56* slop 60 100 6 2182 (’. d'Alene 1-2 49 fast 30 107 4 1614 Juarez 1-2 47 * fast 50 105 5 1441 Juarez 1-2 4fi| fast 30 106 2 PALMA, ch. g, 6 112 •SI 3 Juarez Ah f 1 :07 fast 20 112 4 6767 Juarez 3-4 1:162 slow 7 112 <7757 Juarez 54 f 1:07? fast 4* los 6023 Min.Sp’gs .>-8 1:01 fast 6 111 5962 Min.Sp’gs 3-4 1:152 fast 10 109 3792 Tulsa 3-4m50y 1:20 fast 4 111 3610 Tulsa 3-4m50y 1:1S? fast 4 116 33X5 Ok.Citv Ab7-8 1:29 last 47-10 111 3343 Okla.Oity 3-4 1:172 fast 23 113 L93o Ok la. City 3-4 1:16| fast 17-10 112 LOVING MOSE, b. g, 3 94 Bv Nealon — Mrs. Brunell (T. S. GoTe). 4 4 4 3 Dreyer 12 .Mazurka, PrettyDale. LoanShark 9 6 ° Dreyer 12 Gasket. Loan Shark. Rooster 9 9 10 ?.Hill 10 G .of Allah. S. Knight. L.V. Zandt 4 2 4 7 7 4 Drtyer S G. of Allah, Loan Shark. Azure a 2>uk *2 2 Hill 0 King Stalwart. Janus. Moller 3'4 3 4 | Hill r> V’d Rights, Garter. T. Chapman 7 “ 7’ 7 Loftus 7 B. Welsh. G. of Allah, lnquieta 6* 6 1S Kosen 8 Nifty, Bells. Far Cathay 6 3 C w 1> Nicol 8 Sierra. Seuor Llorente. V. Forty 4 3 1 2 4 11111 :» R’t Little. Pretty Dale. Ketente 3 2 3 a J Rosen it Jen. Newman. B’fulBettie, Kailua 6 6' 4 Ormes <’• Sierra. Vireo. Forge 5 4 3 4 Rosen 5 John Hurie. Forge. Bula Welsh 1 2 4 l 1 Rosen (’* Wheeler. Fleckney, Brigham 5- 5'*i ltosen 7 Auto Run. Mrs. Gamp. Gasket 6 G s 2 Anderson « John Hurie, Bill Finn, Auto Run 6 C 4 4 Carter 8 Or. Blossom, Garter, Bill Finn 7 7 1 * JHill 8 Kitty W.. The Cinder. Cunalr 9 9 ll 4Taplln 10 Zenotek, Barium. The Cinder 6 6 8 J C Ross G Negligee, V’d Rights. Al Bloch C 6 7 3 Tapliu 7 B. Welsh, T. Wolnarth. F. Cathay 5 G “P.Taplin 5 lnquieta. Negligee, Pan Zureta. 6 6 24 Taplin H Moller. Palatable. Vested Rights By Loki — May Easter (J. W. Tate). 7 7**2 G W Car’1111 P. Henderson. Gay. Mary Emily 3 1 5 4 ;: 2 6lross 10 Miss Jean. Pedro, Lily Paxton S ” 7«4 Gross 12 Masalo, Angelus. Cordie F. 34 25 _ Mwsgr’ve 10 Dominica, Nila. May Bride 24 4 ;t i Skirvin s Cassowary. Barette, Love Day 7 4 Ormes 8 Volsel, Carondolet. Mnral 3-J A Murray 0 Fly. Pearl. C.W.Kennon, Cordova 2 a Pen’gast « El fall. Regards. Georgia Sband 2 s Pen’gast 9 Marsand, Oblivion, Visible 1J Nicol 8 Deorfoot. Ovelando. Serenade MAZURKA, ch. c. 3 110 6X22 Juarez ::-4 1 :15* fast 8 lio 3 6771 Juarez 54 f 1:082 slow 01 loS 2 6753 Juarez :;-4 1:13? fast 34 1 6705 Juarez 54 f 1-09 good 44 110 1 6369 l^atonia 3-4 1 :14? fast 28 102410 5576 Douglas Pk 3-4 1 :133 fast 7 108 3 5416 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:13? fast 9 110 3 ^031 Lexington 5J f 1:07 fast 24 112 7 4855 Lexington 54 f 1:09? good23-10 115 1 By Ornament — Tweedle Dum (W. H. Fizer). - J liur’game 12 l'letty Dale. Lmin Shark. Tom G. - 4 7 4 Bur’game 12 Gasket, Loan Shark, Rooster 3 5 P.ur’game 10 <LofAUah. S J\ niglu. L.V. Zandt 3 2U I Dtav'p’t 8 S. Knight. L. VanZandt. Ernest if. 10 11 11 ll 14 4Molesw'h li Pup Gun, Toy. Smash lD°4f;<H*se 11 Connaught, Blue-Beard, Rooster 10 2# Skirvin 11 Transtxirt. Rooster. Hasson 7 12 4Gross Benanet. Foundation, Cream t 14 Molesw’h 11 P.Hermis, M. Friedsam, Barnard ! 3 6 B Steele 9 Transport. TheGrader. Ernest If. By Marta Santa — Arthesia (G. C. Bennett). 4 3-3 Bur’ganie H» Dampinea. Madeline Ji.. lnquieta 1 9 1 *JOrines 12 <;ask<?t. l.oau Shark, Rooster [ 4 3 i Ij Nicol <’» King Stalwart, Tom G., Jauus 5 3 - Paul 5 Vested Rights, Garter. 'Pom <4. 2 2 4 Pauley 4 Auto Run. Safrauor. Pretty D ue 2 ! 4 R Hoffman s Calcium. Josie Lee, Barium 4 4 S 4 R Hoffman 7 Jessie Porter, Catuia, Oldsmohile 1 3 3 It lloffiuan (» El Palomar, Camla, Reliquary 1 4 4 i It Hoffman <*. Safrauor, Camia. The Cinder 1 2 4 It Ilofi’inan G Zenotek, Coronita, Faustina 7 2t Rooney 8 Al Bloch, Vested Rights, R. Star -h l 1 Keogh G VestedRights. Attain. Minnie F. : 5 1 2 4 Keogh 7 V’dRights. Palatable. Bula Welsh 2‘ Keogh :> Hawthorn, Vested Rights. 2 J 14 Keogh G Palatable, V’d Rights, Wolfress. s l 4 Keogh 8 ElPalomar, V. Rights. O.Gibralt’r ’* 4 5 J Keogh 7 Hawthorn. Palatable. P.Gannou. 4811 Lexington 5-8 MOLLER. b. c, 3 €856 Juarez 55 f 6771 Juarez 54 f 6693 Juarez 55 f 6673 Juarez 54 f 6401 Lagoon 5-8 1788 Vancouver 1 -2 4297 Vancouver 1-2 4073 Vancouver 45 f 3954 Vancouver 45 f 3795 Vancouver 44 f 3040 C. d’Alene 5-8 1 2044 C. d’Alene 1-2 1664 Juarez 1 2 1492 Juarez 34 f 1441 Juarez 1-2 1331 Juarez 1-2 1060 Juarez 3-8 LOAN SHARK, b. c, 3 5-8 1:04 mud 3* 112 4 3 105 f 1:07? fast S lb* 2 54 f 1:08;-! slow 10 108 3 55 f 1:10-! slow 6-5 112 1 54 f 1:09? good 11-5 lo9 1 5-8 1:061 mud 15 110 3 1-2 49 fast — 111 1 1-2 48? fast — 115 2 4 A f 57? mud — 115 3 4 1 . f 55* fast — 108 6 44 f 55s fast — 113 2 5-8 1:02* slop 4-5 116 2 1-2 49= fast 1-4 115 3 1 2 47 fast 1-2 115 1 14 f 403 fast 2 118 3 i-2 40* fast 1-8 112 1 1-2 47* fast 2 112 4 3-8 34? fast 20 112 5 2 10 1 1 10 4 Goose 8 10 10 2 ® Skirvin 6 7 7 l2 JGross 1 1* 1J Molesw’h 4 4 2 3 6 B Steele 4 11 9 1 *50rmes 1 2 4 3 J D Nicol 5 5 3 -’ Paul 4 2 2 4 Pauley 8 7 21 Rooney 2 2 4 H Keogh 1-4 1 2 4 Keogh 2 ; 2 4 Keogh l 2 * 15 Keogh 1 # 1* Keogh 3'* 4 5 J Keogh 6S56 Juarez 54 6832 Juarez 6s_’i* Juarez 6795 Juarez 67X| Juarez 6755 Juarez 3 €687 Juarbz 5* 64.76 Juarez 54 LOOKOUT, b. g. 7 I..X3N .1 uarez 682*1 Juarez 3 6764 Juarez <7751 Juarez 3 66.x 1 Juarez 3 6053 Juarez •’! 6533 Izigoon 5 6494 laigoon 6471 laigoon 5 6429 Lagcsjn 5 6410 I^agoon 5 1.335 1^1 goon F <*262 laigoon 5 5808 Victoria 5 5750 Victoria 5 5745 Victoria I 5718 Victoria 44 5628 Victoria 3 5605 Victoria 5 5535 Victoria 5 5485 Victoria 5 5478 Victoria 5 f 1:07? fast 12 1-4 1:15* fast 8 , fast l€-5 86 2 3-4 1:15? fast 34 3-4 1:15= good 20 3-4 1:13? fast 100 54 f 1:10? mud 40 1 1 :40= fast CO 1 lo 4 3 4 1:15* fast 25 109 7 1 1 :39? fast 1**0 l<>8 S 3 4 1:14= fast 20 110 3 3-4 1:15* slow 7 101 7 3 4 1:10? slow 8 107 5 5 8 1 :*)S? hvy 5 109 8 1 1:55* mud 7 104 3 5-8 1 :0X* mud 4i 111) 6 5-8 1:05? hvy 2o 111 6 5-8 1:07 hvy 6 110 3 F C 1:14 mud 30 109 9 5-8 1:02 fast 15 113 11 5-S 1 :03J slow — 109 1 5-8 1:04 slow — 112 3 3-4 1 :19J mud — 107 4 Ah f 56* good — 112 C 3-4 1:16s fast — 112 4 5-S 1:02* fast — 112 1 5-8 1:02? fast — 112 3 5-8 1:03* fast — 112 2 5-S 1 :03? fast — H2 7 A'h 4%* Gross It) Miss Jean. Pedro, Lily Paxton S ” 7 6 i Gross 12 Masalo, Angelus. Cordie F. 34 24” Musgr’ve 10 Dominica. Niia. May Bride 24 4 ;l i Skirvin x Cassowary. Barette. Love Day 7 4 Ormes X Volsel, ('arondolet, Mnral 3-J A Murray G Fly. Pearl. C.W.Kennon, Cordova 2 a Pen’gast t$ Elfall. Regards. Georgia Shand 2 s Pen’gast 9 Marsand, Oblivion, Visible 1* Nicol 8 Deorfoot. Ovelando. Serenade By Abe Frank — Suffice (B. A. Trammell). 7 x 14 Gross lo Pampinea. Madeline IL. Moller 7 9 13 iB Steele 12 Mazurka, PrettyDale. LoanShark li» 4" Nathan 8 Pr’ce Conra<l, Lookout. Auto Girl 3 2 3 4 i Hill lo Angelus. Hazel <’.. Ah Muon 2? .1 Callahan 8 Bells. Sharper Knight, Jolly Tar Q 1P4 E Cotton 11 Song of Rocks. KJora. llughGray s 8 sl JJ Callahan 9 Drperth, KiugSlaiwart, M. McKee 6-’ 8* 4 J Callahanll Dan Norton, Bob. Cook. Hazel 0. By Greenock — Wrinkles (M. E. James). r.n* 5'- ltosen X Fancy. Orbed Lad, L.M. Eckert 42 2- A ltosen 8 P. Conrad. AutoGirl. LoviugM«*se lo l<)“*4McDow'll 11 Jolm lxniis. Suffragist, Love Day 45 4 3 Hill lo Gold. Agues, T. Judge. Venetian 5 5‘» Paul 8 Jim L.. Abe Slupskey, Folk 4' 4' 3 Gross 7 Sw. Sam. Brevite. L.desCognetS 6 2 4" J Hanover X A.IIyman, Sir Barry, Burn. Bush 6X32 Juarez 3-4 1:15* fast 3* 6X05 Juarez 5j f 1 :i >K h fast 8 6771 Juarez oh f 1:08* slow 20 6729 Juarez 3-4 1:15 fast 30 6711 J uarez 5j f 1:0S* good 4 6<>99 Juarez 5-8 1:01? good 50 6363 Min.Sp’gs 5-8 1:04* mud 2 6022 Min.Sp’gs 5-S 1:01* fast 6 5986 Min.Sp’gs 5-8 1:01* fast 5 5591 H illcrest Ab5-S 1:00* fast 3 5555 Hi Merest Ab5-8 1:01 fast 7 541 1 Toronto 5-8 1 :03| hvy 18 5217 Dufferifi Ab5-8 1:01* fast 7 4746 Windsor 5* f 1:07* fast 10 PAMPINEA, ch. f. 3 6X56 Juarez 6717 Juarez 604u Lagoon 5i f 1:07? fast 4 5-8 1:01 fast 6 54 fast 11-6 105 3 5006 Vancouver 3-4 1:17* slow 4992 Vancouver ►-8 1:06 mud — 4« 4 4 2 Hill G J. Walton. Flor’ceA.. T.B.D’ghter 4" 2** Rosen S Clara W.. Tiilinghnst. Rosen t a 3 2 2 2 Rosen 7 The Fad. Pick:; ninny. Ed C. l 2 i 1 2 4 Rosen 7 Pretty Soon, M. Lake. D.Miustrel yi« 717 Corey lo Zool. Lescar. Tippy 94 8 1 1 Corey 11 B’g Bush. O. <»f Dance. KingEarl fi 2 5 7 J Broadf’t 9 Twickenham, Locust Bud, t’alla 3 2 4 4 4 McMartln 5 Dromi. Zulu, Annie Wells 2uk McMartln 7 Green Isle, Twickenham, Z<x>l 2 2 2 J 4 McMartln G Wastella. Fire. Jonathan 2 2 * 2 2 McMartln G Ed G.. Mike Donliu, Green Isle 6 2 4 C 9 } W Taylor S G. Rose. F. McAlister. Jonathan 2 7 4 2 1 * Battist** 9 Siscus. Anna Schneider, Palaver 7*4 8 10 E McEwen 9 Rosenta. Dargfn, Hal Worth 8 2 S 6 4 E McEwcn ]0 Exchequer. ILHawkins. Wastella 7 5 8 J J Hanover 7 Judge Henderson. Calla, Lehigh 2943 Latonia 5-8 1:01* fast 69 110 8 8 fi 5 1 * 4 4 Estep ROSEITAIRE. b. f. 3 100 By Solitaire I 6464 Pimlico 2,-4 1:17 hvy 3* 107 C 3 4 9 3 5 s Kederis G393 Pimlico 5J f 1 :08g fast 30 107 4 1 1 3 l 6 4 Kederis 6315 l^aurel 5i f 1 :0S fast 5 111 fi 2 7 9 1 9'*1 Kederis 6125 I«aurel 5-8 1 :04g hvy 7 107 4 1 1 l 2 IPS Kederis 5975 Iuiurel Ah f 1:07? fast 20 104 8 7 X TH. 0T| Kederis 5886 Laurel Al f l:oS:? fast 20 98 12 12 12 ll 4 10 "’.Kederis 5800 Laurel 5-8 1 :013 fast 5 108 14 14 14 ll 1 13 ,4 *Kederis 4997 \'ancouver 6-8 1:04? hvy — 106 3 3 3 43 G 6 Battlste 4%l Vancouver Ah l 58? mud — 109 3 1 1 l 4 IJ Battiste INQUIETA. b. f. 3 100 By Fatherles*- 6X56 Juarez 5i f 1 :07? fast 4 105 4 4 5‘ 4 :t3 Nathan 6702 J uarez 5 A f 1 :<>S good 5 88 3 4 a 5* 6> P.Nathan C682 Juarez 5J f 1:08= slow 2 96 5 t 4 4‘ 3 :: i Nathan 6G63 Juarez 54 f 1:08= slow 13- -5 100 2 li 2 G 4 4 2 Nathan GG51 J uarez 5* f 1:10? slow 2 104 3 3 4 4-’ 3 2 ?. Natiian 6457 Latonia U f 1:11* hvy 27-10 luO 1 6173 luitonia 64 f 1:11* hvy 15 101 2 6U65 Latonia 54 f 1:08 good21-10 107 1 6035 Latonia 54 f 1:08? hvy 27-5 109 4 5855 Churchill 54 f 1:08* slow 14 95 7 5541 DouglasPk 5J f 1:07? fast 25 1'H) 5 646 4 DouglasPk 54 f 1:07* fast 13-o 108 2 3400 DouglasPk 54 f 1:03* slow8l-10 107 9 5260 DouglasPk 6-J f 1:06* fast IS 100 2 5201 DouglasPk 54 f 1:10* hvy 4 1"0 1 4779 Vancouver 5-8 1:01* fast — 109 4684 Vancouver 5-S 1:01? fast — 109 4643 Vancouver 54 f 1:08? fast — 10;> 4348 Vancouver 5-8 1:03* mud — 108 4292 Vancouver 5-8 1:01* fast — 109 ERNEST H., br. g. 3 ^ 94 6X61 Juarez i>4 1 1:07* fast 60 J« 0X56 Juarez 5?. f 1:07? fast 30 102 1 6827 J uarez 54 f 1 :08 fast 100 101 6805) Juarez 54 f 1:08* fast 40 103 6747 Juarez 5»-8 1:01 fast 12 109 1 6705 Juarez 54 f 1:09 good 15 102 6669 Juarez 5-8 1:03 good 12 107 6416 Izitonia 54 f 1:09? mud 54 102 Ci'xu Latonia 64 f 1:08* fast 27 107 „99X Min.Sp’gs 5-8 1:03 fast 10 115 5228 Douglas Pk 5-S 1:02? good 20 109 4971 Lexington 5-S 1 : 02* fast 11 109 4883 Lexington 5* f 1:10* good 49 103 4811 T>*xington 5 S 1:04 mud57-10 109 KING RADFORD, br. g, 3 94 First start. I 1 l 2 Hill 7 D.Mins’l. L.Ravelston, Wel.akao MADELINE B. 7 1 * 6 7 | E McEwen 9 Dromi. Plaver, Bummer III. 6856 Juarez 14 6 3 4 E McEwen 12 Bu<*olic, Brack Bnnta. Cole r - 4 7 Juarez 3>» 6° Kelsav 7 Risky, Lambertha. Triste o 1. 2 1 4«4 Riddle 7 Don Franco, Tony Faust. B.Bonta GARTER, ch. c 6 2 6 9 I Riddle 9 NativcSon, Wastella. PrettySoon Juarez 61 17 Juarez By Otis — Ursula II. (J. C. Calm). 6693 Juarez 4 : 5 s4 J McCabe 13 I’r’sslndustry, Roy. Dolly. Stare 6673 Juarez 3 2 5 9 * Buxton 10 Pampinea, Madeline IL. Moller 6220 Denver 2»k 5*4 Dreyer 10 Ins. Man, Sprigh.Miss. Kamchatka 6147 Denver 6>i 7 7 * B Steele 11 U.J.Gray. T. McGee, L.Har’sonll. 6012 Dciner 44 8 ,2 4J Callahan 14 G. Russell, W<*yanoke. TheCinder 3890 Salt Lake 4 3 4«* Hill M Sh. Knight. Mazurka, I, .VanZau.lt 3666 Salt I^ke 2 2 4 8 14 J Callahan S Luria. Sharp.Knight, K. Stalwart 3561 Salt Lake l 1 * 1> 2 1 J McCabe 11 Aucou. Senator James, Fiel 3509 Salt Lake 11 12 7 4 C Turner 12 Batouch. Kelly. Barnard 2353 C. d’Alene 7* 6 5 j Obert S W”illis, Kelly. R. II. Gray 3209 C. d’Alene 54 f 1:06* fast 32-6 110 b. f, 3 95 54 f 1 :07? fast 17-5 lot C-4 9 5 J Molesw’b Koerner 9 Blue Jay, Rooster. Kiugliug 11 Counterpart. Baldoyle. Rosemary 10 Sp’tly Miss. Ardelon. Old Woman 67S4 Juarez 3-4 6717 Juarez 54 f 6693 Juarez 54 f 6673 Juarez 54 f 6220 Denver 5-8 6147 Denver 5-8 6012 Dciner 44 f 3890 Salt Lake 44 f 3666 Salt Lake 4* f 3561 Salt Lake 1-2 3509 Salt Lake 1-2 2353 C. d’Alene 1-2 3209 C. d’Alene 1-2 3062 C. d’Alene 44 f 2949 C. d’Alene 4 2 f 2785 C. d’Alene 1-2 5-8 1:01 fast 5 3 3-4 1 :15g good 10 54 f 1 :07* fast 40 54 f 1:10* slow 44 54 f 1 :09? good 20 5-8 1:044 slow — 5-8 1:034 slow' — 44 f 1:00 slow — 4* f 54? good 10 44 f 55* fast 4 1-2 48* fust 3* 1-2 48* fast 3 1-2 49 slop 5* 1-2 49* fast 9 By Lissak— Wings (W. Elliott). 3 2 2 4 3 2 Itobbins 12 Mazurka, Pretty Dale. Tom G. 5 3»x 5 3 2 Dreyer 11 U.J.Gray. T. McGee. L.Har’sonll. 2 2 -'4 2 3 Robbins 12 Gasket. Rooster, Mazurka ' 3 3^ 7 : 4 Robbins 9 Luria, King Stalwart. Bells 1 2 2 1 ' J- Robbins h <L of Allah. Azurea. Pretty Dale » 5 4‘ 5“4 Robbins (5 P. Zareta. RealStar. Bula Welsh . 2 3 I)elab3' % Ladv Robbins, Protagoras » « 4 9 War’ g ton 11 Ella Grane. Spirella, Duch. Daffy ? 7 7 7 10 Cook 7 Yorkville, Etholb’g II., S. James 3 3 * McArdle 7 Jamis, Protagoras. Lady Robbins l 2 McArdle 9 Stanley H., Pass On, F. Flower 7 o 8 4 8 10 Van B’otenlft Mattie L.. Old Coin. Rehearsal 8 8* 8 10 Shannon 9 Protagoras. F.FIower, B’t Camll* 2 2 3 2 4« Van B’oten 6 Miss Edith. Old Coin. Ballyshe x By Marta Santa—Aida Dunn (J. 0. & G. H. Keene) ; r, 4»k ink B Steele lo Madeline B.. Moller. lnquieta 6 4 5 4 B Steele 14 G. Russell. Weyanoke, TheCinder 1 1 P'k 2 2 J Rooney (] Dynamo. Retente. Bash. Bet tie 8 6 5*5 4 4 Estep 11 Semprite, D11. Daffy. Daisy Platt By Solitaire II.— Roseormonde (H. E. Springer), 3 4 9 3 5 s Kederis 15 Honey Bee. Geo. Stoll. Uncle nh!e 1 1 3 l 6 4 Kederis 14 Striker. Lawsuit. George Stoll 2 7 9» 9 3 J Kederis 1:; Latent. G. of Allah. Early Light 1 1 1- 1*4 K<‘deris 1<» Chuckles. Insurance Man. Intent 7 x 7>4 6 7 J Kederis lt> Paris Queen, Aurific. Brynary 2 12 ll 4 lu"]. Kederis 12 Smash. Brynary. Chilton Dance 1 14 ll 1 13 ,4 JKederis 14 Fatty Grub, Gerrard. Stoektou 3 3 43 6 6 Battlste 7 Velie Forty, Province, Safrauor 1 1 l 4 IJ Battiste il Jen. Newman. Jos. Lee. Reliquary By Fatberlesa — Ellorslie (G. M. Odom). 1 4 5* 4 :! 5 Nathan 10 Pampinea, Madeline IL. Moller 4 5 54 6 ! O.Nathan G S. Alvescot, L. Young, i’arlor B»iy It 4 4- A \ Nathan 7 Swiftsure, Kiva. Sprightly Miss - 2 6 4 4 2 Nathan G Kiva. Gar. of Allah, Sp’tlV Miss 3 4 4- 3 - 4 Nathan 7 B. Welsh. G.ofAUab. T.ciiapmun 2 1 1** l b Nathan 12 Kiumundy. Rooster, King Box 2 ? 3 ‘ 11+ ^ atb « n '•* A. Patricia, Silk Day, Swiftsure 1 l li* 2»> J Callahan 7 Guide Post. Kalfnka, Neville 2 2 6 2 6° J Callahanll Fellowman, Rooster, Aucou 4 I ? ^ at } ,au 10 A. Patricia. Ter. Bill. Jacob Bunn 7 7 8 8'*4 Nathan ll La Mode. Lodona, Rosemary 2 2 24 2nk loftus 10 Rosemary, Old Woman. Untie B. 8 5 6"> 6 4 1 J Callahan 9 Silk Day. La Mode. Polly Worth 6 10 It ll 11 J Callahan ll Gowell. Benanet. Smoke' House 1 1 lh 2 7 4 J Callahan 7 Ter’ Bill. Ballyshe, Transport 5 5 7»* 8 10 J Callahanl2 Lodona, Jimmie Gill, Toy By The Elector — Enameline (Doerhoefer & West). 2 1 1-5 2"X Dreyer H* i’ampim a. Moller. lnquieta 3 2 2nk 6 7 2 Dreyer 14 G. Russell, Weyanoke. TheCinder By Golden Garter — Fair Empress (E. Gaylord). o : $ Bur’ game S Bells, Lov.Mose. Sharper Knight 8 2 Kederis 10 Connaught, Luria, Sbar. Knight 2 5 9 Molesw’h <» King Stalwart. Tom G.. Janus 8 8 12 Kederis 6' 2 5 9 Molesw’h 23 2 3 Bur’ game 5 Ves’dRights. TomG . T. Chapman 5 4 34 Keogh G Minnie F.. Josie Lee. Russel la 3 2 - 1 Keogh o Oldsmohile, MinnieF.. S. Grigsby 2 2 2 1 Iveogb 4 Minnie F.. Indianola. Frustrate' § h fl nPr ? Orlin Kripp. Truly. Mo. Katcbam 1 2 4 l 1 J Ilenry 0 O Konite. Mrs. Gamp. Vireo 54 Boland (i (basket, Mollie Richards. Missle 31* 4 s 1) Boland tt O. Kripp, Mol. Richards. K. Nelson 3h 2 1 R Hoffman 8 Or.Blossom. BillF*inn. Mercurium 5* 4 8 4 R Hoffman 8 Kitty W., The Cinder. Cuuair 5 5 ,s R Hoffman « Floral Park. Camia, The Cinder R 1 7 102 R Hoff man 10 Zenotek, Barium. The Cinder 7 7 24 3R. Hoffman 8 Vested Rights. Truly, Barium By Cesarion — Nigella (Foley & Mizell). 3-V. 4 : 3 Teahan 10 G.ofAUab S. Knight, L.V. Zandt 5 5- J McCabe .1 P.Zarcta. Mrs.Gamp. TheCinder V ill 9 7 urner 11 Ter. Bill. Chil.King, Troian Bella 8 8>« Loftus <> T. Grader, S. Hirsch. TerribleBill fi 5 6* Gross 9 Chil. King. Yorkville. Flv. Torn fi •'* Gross 7 Terrible Bill, lnquieta. Ballyshe b 6 72 l(,ross 9 Chilton King. S. Hirsch, Marslion 45 4‘i Gross 8 Sil . Moon, Counterpart, D. Platt 3 1 2i* Molesw’h 10 Sp’tlyMlss, OldWoman, Danberry 6 2 6 9 4 Molesw’b 10 SilverMoon. Sp’tly Miss. E.Graua 2 1 * 4 6 1 J Callahan 9 Transport. Tlie Grader. Mazurka ARDELON, ch. By Radford — Determination (R. Gatewood). 675.3 Juarez . 6735 Juarez 63C9 Latonia 6083 Latonia 54* fast 14-5 105 56* mud 60 107 48* fast 60 108 1-2 48* fast 60 3 3-4 1:13* fast 5 4 f 1:07* fast 12 3-4 1:132 fast 35 3-4 1:15* mud 40 SECOND RACE — 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Fillies and Mares. Selling 8 1 1:40* fast 21-5 110 loss fi 0 2 1 By Worcester- li* 1" Mulligan -Regs 1 1 : 4 1 A fast 11-5 102 lo 4 1 1 Ink 2‘- Mulligan 1<) 1 1-8 1:572 good fi 105 3 2 1 l 1^ 2 2 :. Mulligan 7 3-4 1:13? last 4-5 110 8 3 4 4 3 5 ,a Forsyth 8 3 4 1:12? last 3-2 114 7 4 6 4 2 * 4 1 * Taplin 7 3-4 1:13* fast 3| 109 5 3 3 3 2 15 Rooney 7 3-4 1:16 mud 7 112 6 2 2 3 s 5 1 4 Hill fi F C 1 :12* hvy 5 111 4 3 4 5 3 5»® 2 Pauley 12* ink Cavan’gh fi lm20y 1 :46 slop 4 112 1 1 1 1 7 1 1-8 1:53? fast 13 107 3 1 l 1 2’J 4 3 J Cavan’gh 0 exits Juarez 1 1:40= fast 21-u lox 6 6xos Juarez 1 1:41* fast 11-5 lo2 lu 67x3 Juarez 1 1-8 1:57* good 6 105 3 673! Juarez 3-4 1:13* last 4-5 110 8 <,o99 Lagoon 3 4 1:12? fast 3-2 114 7 <;<»44 Lagoon 3-4 1:13* fast 24 109 5 5879 Izigoon 3-4 1:16 mud 7 112 6 5853 lagoon F C 1:12* hvy 5 111 4 4906 Butte lm20y 1 :46 slop 4 112 1 4778 Butte 1 1-8 1:53? fast 13 107 3 4.. 14 Butte lm70y 1:46? fast 6-5 105 3 4426 Butte 3-4 1:17* hvy 7 108 4 4207 Butte 3-4 1:14* fast 2 107 3 98503 C. d’Alene 3-4 1:14 fast 30 109 10 98393 C. d’Alene 3-4 1:14* fast 7 111 7 URSULA EMMA. b. f, 4 105 • v; Juarez 3-4 1:14* fast 7 I03 4 6X41 Juarez 1 1:41* last 12 102 4 6808 Juarez 1 1:41* fast 10 103 3 67'*<; Juarez 3-4 1:13 fast 12 108 2 6774 Juarez 5j f 1:07* slow 7 103 4 <,734 Juarez 3-4 1:14* fast 11-10 105 5 670,3 Juarez 3-4 1:15 good 8 95 2 6683 Juarez 5 4 f 1:0S slow 2J 101 2 6 xt laitoiiia lm70y 1:44* fast 43 105 6 6058 Min.Sp’gs 3-4 1:14* fast 11-10 113 3 5:*97 Min.Sp’gs 3-4 1:15* fast 4 106 3 595S Min.Sp’gs 3-4 1:14* fast 5 104 6 5043 Douglas i'k 2-4 1:13 fast 19 105 5 4X69 Lexington 1 1.39* fast 71-10 110 2 4826 Lexington 3-4 1:16 slow 10 101 4 4751 Lexington 3-4 1:14 fast 17-5 105 4 3200 latonia 1 1:40? good 67 3092 Litonia 3-4 1:15? slop 27 5239 DouglasPk 5J f 1:07* fast 35 108 4 5201 DouglasPk 5* f 1:10* hvy 12* 105 3 5150 DouglasPk 5* f 1:08 good 9$ 103 7 5052 Lexington 54 f 1:07? fast 4* 106 7 4853 Lexington 5) f 1:10* good 3 106 1 4S53 Lexington 5J f 1:08* good 24-5 104 7 KID NELSON, ch. c. 3 105 8 8 ,s Loftus 6 5 6 2 Gross 6 6 12 Gross 6> 6 12 4Gross 4^ 4 7 * ti ross 3 4 2>» Molesw’h 6 2 6 9 4 Molesw’h l 4 l 4 Cavau’gh 16 3 2 i Cavan’gh 1 2 J l 1 Cavau’gb 9 9 23 Anderson 3* Anderson Silver Crain. Force. Lehigh Can tern. OiIkmI Lad. Acumen Kiora. Tremargo. Clint Tucker Visible. Sleeplaud. Lucille Alien 7 Patriotic, K. Moving, C.W.Keun’n (i Dick Raker, SugarLump. B. Getty G Littleton, Ossian, Cabiii 5 Jack Stryker, Tim Judge, Error 8 Tippy, Lee Harrison II., Briton 10 Roberta, Passenger. F.G.Uogau « Twickenham. Cantem. Dacia 68ol Juarez 5* f 1 :07g fast 60 l’K, 5 6633 Juarez 5-8 1:03* slow 2 106 fi 6321 Latonia 5* f 1:11* hvy f’ld 108 5 €280 Latonia 5* f l:0Sg fast 4* 110 S 42' 9 Butte 5-8 1:01* slow 3 io6 3 3890 Salt Lake 41 f 54? good 8 107 6 3716 Salt Lake 1-2 47* last 1-3 112 2 3675 Salt Lake 1-2 47* fast 13-10 106 5 3609 Salt Lake , 1-2 48* fast 4 112 6 3134 C. d’Alene 5-S 1 :01* fast 30 109 6 2949 C. d’Alene 45 f 2785 C. d'Alene 1-2# 66* mud 4 4S* fast 40 By Broomstick — Admittance (Doerhoefer & West) 2200 Izitonia 1 1:40? good 57 2092 I>atonia 3-4 1:15? slop 27 MARY EMILY, ch. f. 4 6X7o Juarez f 1 :<»T!-I fast fi 2 2J 5 5 Dreyer 3 4- 3 -’2 Dreyer 2 8 5 3 3 B Steele 3 4 2 5 S 5 B Steele 4 4A 4 3 | B Steele 3 3=5 l 1 Groth 3»k 3* Nathan 1 1-’ 2“^ B Steele 8 9 9 ,5 JGross 1 l 2 l 2 Gross 3 3= 3*i Obert 4 o 4 5 4 Robbins 3 44 7 4 * Estep 5 5 2 5 23 Molesw’h 4 l n k l 1 * Molesw’h 3 4 h 5 7 J Goose 8 7 6«4 T Davies 5 4 l 4^*3 Allen 10 Miss Jean. Balronia, Orba Smile 1C MaizleGirl. Suffragist, Baby Doll 10 Rosevale. Fa my. T. Jt. Daughter 7 Sea Cliff', Mandndero, Parlor Boy 7 Goidtinn. E. Samson. Dominica 8 Deorfoot. Evran, Tallow Dip 7 E. Bryson. L. Rankin. R. Knight 5 Frazzle. Lady Rankin. Colinet 12 Dynamite. Clubs. Daingertield 8 old Crow, Counterpart. Saudman 7 Sylvestris. Venetian. B.ofPI’sme 5 W’kingLad, Coreopsis. Fan’IHail 11 C'h on Delivery, Bonanza. Clubs 6 W’in. Witch, Flex. Sis. Florence 10 G. Agnes, YorkLad, PlerreDumas 8 G. Agnes, Bonanza. A. Sturtevant 8 C.deMentbe, S. Den rah. Beautiful SPRIGHTLY MISS. b. f. 3 6856 Juarez 54 f 1:07? fast 45 6839 Juarez 3 4 1:14* last 8- 6827 Juarez 54 f 1:08 fast fi 679<> Juarez 3-4 1:13* fast 12 6717 Juarez 54 f 1:07* fast 10 66S2 Juarez 54 f 1:0S* slow 4 6663 Juarez 5} f 1:08* slow 6 6651 Juarez 5J f 1:10? slow 6 6173 Latonia 5* f 1:11* hvy 17 6121 Latonia 54 f 1:10* hvy SO 5916 Churchill 5-8 1:01 fast 8 5829 Churchill 1 1:41? fast 8J 5726 Churchill 3-4 1:15 fast 27 5541 DouglasPk 5* f 1:07? fast 26 6422 DouglasPk 5* f 1:07* fast 21 53. 8 Douglas Pk 3-4 l:14g good 52 5:60 DouglasPk 5J f 1 :0G* fast £5 5159 DouglasPk 5.) f 1 :0S good 2* 4883 Lexington 5) f 1:10* good 7-l( By Solitaire II. — Bohemian Lass (H. W. Hoag). 5 5 14 Cavan’gh 5 Stout Heart. Kiva, Gar. of Allah 4 3 5 17 JCavan’ gh 7 Kiva. Sliar. Knight, Pretty Dale 5 1 4 1 .T Henry ll Fiel. Hasson. Dr. .Tack sou 9 10® J Henry 12 Batouch. Kelly, Barnard 5 6 r ‘ | Cavan’gh 8 Envy, OrllnKripp, Moth.Katcham 2 2 J 4 3 i Kirsch’m 8 Orlin Kripp. Truly, Mo. Katcbam 2 2 * 2 s Kirsch’m 8 Envy. Mrs. Gamp, Pretty Dale 2 2 2 2 * Kirsch’m 7 M. Katcbam. C. d’Alene. Gasket 4 5 3 3 J Kirsch’m 0 O. Kripp. Mollie Richards. Garter fi 6** Kirsch’m 7 PanZareta. Camia, V’d Rights 8 6 7 i Kirsch’m 10 Zenotek. Barium, The Cinder 4* 4 8 i W Fischer 8 Vested Rights, Truly. Barium By Ddrim — Lochaber (F. D. Weir), 9 9 1 . I McCat»e lo P.isupinea. Madeline B.. Moller 2 4 4 3 ’ J McCabe u Frazzle, E. Harwood, Miss Jean IJ 2*‘ I McCabe 10 ins. Man. Kamchatka, Ancestors 33 4 4 4 Buxton Weyanoke, Truly, Lord Marshall 6 r,T .1 McCabe 10 Connaught. Luria. Shar. Knight ink 4*: x ] McCabe 7 Swiftsure, Kiva, lnquieta 5 2 3 4 .1 McCabe G Kiva, Garden of Allah lnquieta 'i h 7 B * Welsh, G. of Allah.' lnquieta ? 9 V c( ^ abe » A. Patricia. Silk Dav. lnquieta 6’**J McCabe fi Gowell. Star of Danube. Douerail l 3 l 5 Borel 1(; KingStalwart. Cecil. Dr.Jackson 5 1 5 7 Molesw’h 7 Daisy Piatt. Barsac. Blue-Beard i 7 4 J McCabe t) Uncle Hart, Armor. Connaught i J McCabe 11 Lji Lodona, Rosemary C K o.l'tMiiui!. neaumui tj v. r q 7 Rosseaux, Merrick. Win. Widow A ;v,t a T^i^v' 1 ’v f 1 By Nasturtium — Highland Princess ( J. Doyie). 6852 Juarez <ix44 Juarez 6821 Juarez 6813 Juarez 6799 Juarez 6773 Juarez 4538 Butte 4471 Butte 4361 Butte 4257 Butte 3-4 1:138 fast fi loT 54 f 1:08* fast 7 97 :-4 1:13? last 2* lo4 54 f 1:07 fast 8 107 3-4 1:14 fast 16 103 54 f 1:08? slow 4J 103 3-4 1:13* fast 18-5 111 54 f 1:08 fast 4 107 6j f 1:07* fast 18-5 106 F C 1:11? slow 8 IM 4007 Salt Lake F C 1:102 fast 4* 3t> 2 h Teahan 4 2 5 4 2 Kederis 6 4 4 S Hill 2 uk 2 1 Teahan 6 3-* Nathan 53 4 3 4 Teahan 7 6 7 3 Groth 4 5 4 12 Buxton 4 s 3 4 Tapi In 2 s l 1 Tapliu 4« 4* Taplin 4h 6 6 Buxton 39X4 Salt l^ike F C 1:10* fast 14-6 106 1 3 3 3 2 * 1> Taplin 7 ] 2944 Salt l^ake 1 1:41 fast 10 97 8 2 2 0 38 7 14 Carter 9 ( 3935 Salt I>ake F C 1 :09? fast 7 P*4 fi 10 7 48 4 3 * Anderson 11 . 3854 Salt Like 7-8 1:26? fast 5 101 4 4 3 3 38 4®i Foray the R . 3720 Salt Izike 1 1:42* fast 6 100 4 2 1 1 l 2 2* Buxton 8 1 MISS KORN. br. m, 5 110 By Fidelio — Elsburg 6X54 Juarez 1 1:39* fast 13 106 n f» 3 2 3 3 i Gross r» : 6783 Juarez 1 1 :43 good 2* 108 5 :? 3 2 l 2 i l 2 ?. Gross 7 ] 6748 .luul • Z 1 1-16 1:47* fast 7 1«S 9 5 2 2 5nk 5 4 iJ Buxton 11 673.1 J uarez 3-4 1:13s fast 8 110 7 8 8 s X 1 Buxton S 1 67<*7 Juarez 3-4 1:14? good « 110 10 10 10 7 G 4 J Buxton 10 6684 Juarez 2 4 1 : 14? slow 15 104 9 9 9 9 8* 2 W W T’l or ft 6665 J uarez 3 4 1:15* slow 6 l<tf) 7 5 5 5 2 2 A W W T’ lor 10 « 6265 Lagmin 1 1 :42* fast 4 115 6 6 5 1 l 2 31 Hill 7 6101 I z»g<M>n 3-4 1:12? fast 5 no 4 4 4 4 2 3 2 1 Ormes R 5931 l^i goon lrnJOy 1 :4^ hvy 8 109 2 0 2 2 2ok 28 Hill H . 5S52 Lagoon lm20y 1:47 hvy 2 110 2 i 1 1 2 s 3 s Hill fi 566 S Helena 1 1:45* fast — 112 1» Ch van’gh 7 CDs Anaconda 4931 Butte 4880 Butte 4775 Butte 44l'X Butte 43.4 Butte 4 _'4-< B<itte 4125 Butte l 1:46 slow 12-6 108 5 1 1:49? mud 2 109 4 118 1 :5X slop 5 103 G 1 1 :40* fast 5 107 5 1 1:41? fast 2 107 8 1 1:46* hvy 2 107 5 7-8 1:27* fast 13 Z 107 6 1 1:41 fast 2 1 04 6 lm?0y 1:47* mud 13 106 7 1 1 2 1 Cavan’gh 1* l 5 Cavan ’gh 4 5 4’M Groth 4 h 4 >4 Groth 3* 3*| Cavan’gb 2* 3V1 Cnvan’gh 2'J Corey 1 2 1- Cavan’gh V 2 l Cavan’gli X Kiiv. MeGill. H. Gray. Hid. Hand It) Acumen. Just Red. Venetian 12 Kosey Posey. A.McGihx Hid. Hand 8 Balronia. Just Red. Hazel O. 11 P. Henderson. Gay. Rosey Posey 8 Visible, Flylug, Venetian U Garland. Anne McGee. Venetian 7 Tube Rose. Miss Sly. R. Mitchell 7 T. Monk, Portarliugton. L. Tendl 8 Sea green, Hazel C.. ff’ul»e Rose 7 Burn. Bush, I>r. Xeufer, 0<ielia 9 OblivioD, Portarliugton. F.T^oniHe 1 An. McGee, FI. Fashion. OrbaSinile 8 Arbutus. Oblivion. Chilln 8 B.Uncas. BeatrlceSoule. Marigot 5 Set ba< k. Z«»ii>aister. Sh.Nortlietit 7 Ron. Bard. FlorenceKripp. Pedro 1 Rosevale, Silver Grain, El I'ato x Pan un. Orbed Lad. Acumen 0 LeacvV, L»ve Day. Maudn<lero :» B. Lynch, Swede Sam. D.WarlieM 0 <L of Opliir. Gold. Agnes. Ital. liff 7 Miami. Rosevale. Lambertha S Free, Rue, Sadie Shapiro fi Judge Sale. Rake. Miami fi Rake. Miami. Montgomery 7 Hammernway. Force. Patriotic 5 Coni. Balrouin. Gretchen G. ♦5 Lily Paxton. RenlJrtoas, Lawn 7 Rak<*. R<*n Uncus. Oblivion K Bert Getty. Ilanuls, Miami 8 Milt Jones. Hawley. Shawnee fi oblivion. Blank Mate. Charreta fi l*ortarlington. Deflnlle, Arlmtus S Hawley. Ossian. Beatrice Soule. S BertGetty, Gretchen G., Charreta 6747 Juarez 6094 Lagoon 6053 L a goon 59X7 1-9 go on 5850 Lagoon 0S3 fast 100 lot 3 5-8 1:01 fast 50 5-8 1 :02 fast 6 5-S 1:02 fast 15 Ah f 57 slow 20 5-8 1:04 hvy 15 5 5 1 J 5 5 i .1 McCabe s Glint. Yorkville. Troian Belle 3 4i 4 3 J J McCabe 7 Fly. Tom. S. Hirsch. Chil. King 8 9 10» Skirvin 1 1 Gowell. Benanet. Smoke Hondo 3 5 4 5 8 * R Steele 9 Chilton King. K. Hirsch. Marslion 3 1* 1*» J McCabe 10 Ardelon, Old Woman, Danberry By Sain — Jennie J. (W. B. Sink. Jr.). 4 6 7 1 2 Woods s The Cinder, Rooster, Ask Ma 9 9 10 1 ” Ormes 14 G. Russell. Weyanoke, TheCinder 2 3 h 6 2 * Pauley 8 RashfulBettJe. Brigham. Retente 2 3- 5''* Pauley fi Sierra. Vireo. Forge 6 G fi 22 McGinn fi Torn G., Wheeler. Flecknev Pulled up. Hill fi Gasket. Bula Welsh, Forge’ FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. GILPY. br. g. 6 115 By Woolsthorpe- -Gi 6802 Juarez 6-8 1:00* fast 00 103 3 1 1 l 2 i 13 1» Steele fi 679X Juarez 3-4 1 :12* last 51 10S 2 1 l 1« l’i Borel .7 6725 Juarez 3-4 1:13* fast G-5 110 4 1 1 l 1 * 4 4 2 Borel fi 6709 Juarez 5* f 1 :07i? good 11-20 110 1 I 1 l 3 l 2 * Borel 7 93917 Juarez 3-4 1:12? fast 1 104 3 1 1 Br. l’n. Keogh s 9T799 Juarez 3-4 1 :12ff fast 3 107 3 1 l I 7 I s Keogh ft 93047 Juarez 51 f 1:07* fast 6-5 106 1 1 1 P l 2 T Rice 5 93025 Juarez 5r8 1:00* fast 8-5 Kin 1 l 1 1* I 4 T Rice fi 9I1G0 Saratoga 3-4 1:15 hvy 15 107 8 fi fi 6’J 6 2o *A Walsh 10 JIM BASEY. ch. h. 5 108 8 v Salvation — Dora 6S5S Juarez 7 s 1:27 fast 13 112 4 4 3 4 4 s 3 n ! Bozanson <; fix 16 Juarez 7 x 1 :26 fast 2* KM 3 3 4 4 2* l«x Steele 4 G79S Juarez 3-4 1:12! fast 3-2 105 5 5 4 4-* 4*3 Teahan 5 67X1 Juarez 2-4 1:12? good 7-5 109 1 4 5 4'J Gross fi 674 4 Juarez ,4 f 1:05* fast 10 108 3 4 4 4 3 4-*.t Gross <1 662X Juarez :: \ 1:16* good 7 HO 5 5 fi fi 3 6"iHill 7 6477 T^atnnia 3-4 1:14* slow 27 10ft 4 4 5 fi* 7 7 flross 8 6437 I^itonia 3-4 1:17* hvv 4 109 1 2 3 3* 3 s * Gross 7 3 4 1 :13? slow 6 114 7 6 fi 7 7 ? Ganz 7 6312 l^ttonia 3 4 1:12 fast 10 112 4 3 4 A* 4 2 J Goose s 6 -'S3 I.atonia 3 4 1:12 fast 10* 112 4 3 3 9 9 12 C Peak 1ft 60S 5 T^uonia 3 4 1:16* mud 8-5 lit 1 1 1 l 2 l 2 Ganz 4 6028 I^atonia 3-4 1:14 hvv 11-5 107 5 5 4 4 2 4 4 ^ Molesw’h 5918 Churchill 3 4 1:12 fast 24-5 106 2 2 2* y\ W Andress 0 5797 Churchill 3-4 1:12* fast 6 5 103 1 1 1 2* 2*» Molesw’h 5G47 Douglas Pk 3 4 1:11* fast 33 10 103 4 4 3 3 *h 1" Skirvin fi 5607 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:1’* fast 28-5 104 1 4 4 41,, *J8 Molesw’h 5 5418 Douglas Pk :: 4 1:11* fast 27 106 2 2 5 fi* 5* Molesw’h 8 5310 Vancouver 5 8 1 :03) mud — 120 1 2 3 4J 4» Hill fi 49<7 Vancouver 51 f 1 :o7 fast — 115 2 2 2 § 1* Hill « 4C21 Vancouver 5* f 1:11? mud — 122 3 3 3 3* 12 Ilill Mi vidian. Lu. Allen, Tern’s Trick Kootenay, L. PanMdta. J. Baser Lila Bryson. Furlong. Console Domiuicn. Napa Nick. Sepulveda It. Pecos, M. Kennedy. Jean. d’ Arc Preston. Lady Elizabeth. Cotytto Danfiekl, Intrinsic. Woolcast’a I. (J. Bchreiber). H. Batbei-. ItioRrazos. JoeDeiltold 1 Panchita. Upright. Kootenay Gilpy. Kootenay, Iuidy Panchita Upright. Pawlmska. Furlong H<“l. RarlH»e. L. Panchita. Kiva Buckhorn, Upright. Meridian Hawthorn. (’.Hill, C. on Delivery Merrick. Kootenay. Faugh Hill Morristown. Three Links. Ent!eld Recinroc’y. Kootenay. Countless < 1 r. Hughes. Th. Links. Kootenav Meridian. High Private. C.Jonea H.ltarbce. Entield. Little Father G. Hughes. T. Links. l.Gent lenma G. Hughes. ThreeLinks. Kootenay 4 DAILY RACING FORM MONDAY. JANUARY 13. 1913. G. M. MILLER, b. b. 6 110 6846 Juarez 1 1:39* fast 3 12V 6822 Juarez 1 1-16 1:461 fast 7 123 6780 Juarez 1 1:40ft slow 3 117 6750 Juarez 7-8 1:554* fast 16-6 110 67l!6 Juarez 1 1:391 fast 6-6 112 6714 Juarez 7-8 1:27 good 4 112 6625 Juarez 6J f 1:08ft good 10 108 6127 laurel 1 1-8 1:571 hvy 3ft 108 6865 I .a ure l 1 1-16 l:44f fast 3ft 106 6775 Laurel 1 l:39| fast 8 116 6651 Laurel 1 1-16 1 :46 fast 6 105 6460 Laurel 1 1 :39| fast 20 6313 Vancouver 1 1:46| mud — 4967 V'ncouver 1 1-8 1:50ft mud — 4938 Vanc'ver 1 1-16 l:46i fast — LADY PANCHITA. br. m. 6 6846 Juarez 1 1:39ft fast 16 6816 Juarez 7-8 1:26 fast 6 6798 Juarez 3-4 1:12| fast 16-5 6744 Juarez 6ft f 1:05ft fast 13-6 6720 Juarez 6ft f 1:07 fast 2ft 6625 Juarez 5ft f 1:08ft good 8 6473 Lagoon 6-8 1:05ft mud 10 6193 Lagoon 3-4 1:12 fast 13-5 6097 Lagoon 3-4 1:12ft fast 11-6 6686 Helena 3-4 1 :12ft fast — 6666 Helena 6-8 1:02 fast — 5325 Anaconda F C 1:12 good 5 5254 Anaconda 5-8 1:04ft slow 2 6140 Anaconda 3-4 1:14 fast 5 4930 Butte 7-8 1:30 slop 16-5 4878 Butte 6-8 58ft fast 6 4764 Butte F C 1:09 fast 6 4515 Butte 5-8 59ft fast 6 4 468 Butte 5ft f 1:07ft slow 2J 4364 Butte 6ft f 1:07ft fast 3 COCKSPUR, b. c, 4 6S40 Juarez 5i f 1:07ft fast 300 62S3 I ton ia 3-4 1:12 fast 423 3338 SaltLakc lm20y 1:41ft fast 13-10 3852 Salt Lake 1 l:41g good 4 3?18 Latonia 11-16 1:44 fast 77 2857 Latonia 1 1-2 2:31 fast 34 2748 latonia 1 1-16 1:46ft fast 22-5 2534 Louisville 3-4 1:13 fast 64 6 6 4 3 103 14 13 13 118 3 4 4 2 3 3 2 3 4 119 122 95 93 3 % 1 103 1 100 1 100 1 105 3 114 109 3 105 1 100 108 107 107 105 97 98 101 6 104 1 87 96 9 105 2 106 5 105 4 110 2 102| 6 105 4 By Lissak — Subdue (W. B. Carton). 7 6 4 Schwebig S Ir. Gentleman. Cr.Box. Fly. Feet 6- 8 7 R Hoffman X Injury. I.G’tlciunu. G. MVfimont L’-ft l"fc j Henry 7 I. Gentleman. Injury. Cr’ker Box 1 1 DJ Schwebig <; Injury, I. Gentleman, Crossover 4 4 4 3 J Schwebig 5 Injury. Lackrose. Crossover 4 2 | 3 3 | Schwebig 5 M. Street. Loween, Lackrose 4 s 4°$ Schwebig 5 Helen Barbee, Beda. Kootenay 5 4 4 5 J Schwebig 7 Hamilton, Nonpareil. War Horn 6 6 10 Schwebig ti Hed e. Dr. Duenner. Am. Jcnk*« 920 91s Schwebig 10 T.Riimp. S. Jasmine. Superstit’n HJ 1» Schwebig 5 Amalfi. Cliff Edge, Kormak 12* ll 11 Schwebig 15 T. Manager. Froglegs, Altaroaha 3ft 2 h Schwebig 4 Jack Paine, Carlton G., Sigurd 4® 3ft .Schwebig 5 Discontent. CarltonG., D.Enrique 3‘ft 3 2 J Schwebig 6 Imprint. Jack Paine. Loween By Ogden— Bremen (J. Umensetter). 4 1 ft 7 6 ft Nathan S Ir. Gentleman. Cr.Box, Fly. Feet 12 Nathan 4 Jim Base.v. Upright, Kootenay 22 3 2 ft Gross 5 Gilpy, Kootenay, Jim Basey ink 2 1 J Callahan G Helen Barbee, Klva, Jim Basey 2*| 2*> Groth 5 PanZarota. Pawhuska. Kootenay 6 6 14 Groth f> Helen Barbee. Beda, Kootenay D 1ft W Fischer 5 P. Streak. E.Ham’ton. M.Cann’n 3 2 3 4 W Fischer 5 PayStreak. Meadow'. Tern’sTrick 1* l 2 Mulligan 0 Meadow. BertGettv, J. o’Lantern 6 Ci J.F.Crowley, Pay Streak, N.Niek 5 « P.Streak, J.F.Crowley, Balronia 5 5®ft W Fischer 5 J.F.Crowley, F.F’tsteps, Upright 4 4 17 JHill 4 Tern’sTrick. NapaNick, Startler 6* 6 7 J Ormes 8 J.F.Crowley, DaddyGip. Finnigin D 2° Groth 0 J.F.Crowley. D. Dough’ ty, U. Ben 1* 1* Groth 5 Tern’s Trick, Three Links, Closer 3 2 3 3 * Groth 6 Kootenay, Th. Links. Caugh Hill 3® 3*ft Ormes 5 Th. Links. Caugh Hill, Pawhust*a 3’J 3 4 i McDow’ll r» Three Links. Kootenay, D. Gip 3ft 4 4 J Ford 5 Kootenay, Enfield, Dr. Dougherty By Broomstick— Semper Victoire (Hen’son & Hogan) 6 6 18 J Callahan 6 F. Roberts, Upright. Pr.ofLism’e 10 10 l * J Callahan 10 Presumpt’n. S. Blaise, T.M. Green 5 21 ,T Henry 6 6® Roonev 4 1 4 9 } J Heiiry 5« 5 28 *J Henry 4« 4®| J Henry 2*» 2ft Molesw’ h 5 Manasseh, Vanir, Lady Rankin 6 Jenny Geddes. Manasseh, Ymlr 6 Free Lance, Sprite, Presumption G FrceLanco. The Manager. Worth 6 Brig, Creme de Mentlie, G. Bird 12 Presumption. B. Nelson, Coy Lad DOMINICA, ch . m. 6 100 By Alrescot — Ei 6M5 Juarez 5ft f 1:08 fast 5 108 4 1 1 li. r- J Henry 6774 Juarez 6ft f 1:07ft slow 3 107 1 1 1 ink 32* Teahan 6756 Juarez 5ft f 1 :06* fast 3* 103 3 3 1 li in Robbins 6709 Juarez 5ft f 1 :07ft good 7 103 3 2 2 2® 2 2 J Robbins 6662 Juarez 5-8 1:01ft good 4-5 112 4 1 1 1-J 16 Loftus 6635 Juarez 5-8 1:03 slow 3 no 3 2 4 43 2 nk Estep 6323 Latonia 6ft f 1:103 hvy 4 119 5 4 3 3J 3* C Turner 6061 Min.Sp’gs 5-8 1:01ft fast 1 112 2 1 I 1- 1* H Woods 6023 Min.Sp’gs 6-8 1:01 fast 6-5 111 3 1 1 l 2 1J Woods 59S4 Min.Sp’gs 3-4 1:15 fast 7 110 3 1 1 lft 2° W’oods 6109 Dufferin Ab5-8 1 :02 fast 3 108 5 4 4 1 * 4 s * War’gton 5070 Dufferin Ab5-8 1:01| fast 3 108 4 6 41 43 j C Knight 6015 Dufferin Ab5-8 1:01* fast 2 107 3 3 6* 7® C Knight 4666 Hillcfest Ab5-8 1:03ft hvy 7 110 Fell. W’gton 4570 H illcre«t Ab5-S 1:06 hvy 2 109 5 1 ® C Knight 4454 Hilicrest 5-8 1:03ft slow 4 109 7 12 C Knight GIMLI. b. f. 4 102 By Solitaire II. 6823 Juarez 3-4 1:14* fast 6 102 3 1 1 ink 1 - Robbins 6738 Juarez 3-4 l:13g fast 12 104 4 2 3 4* 6 8 J Bezanosn 6695 Juarez 5J f 1 :10ft slow 4 107 3 2 2 ink 11 Forsythe 6537 Lagoon 3-4 1:21ft hvy 8-5 105 6 6 6 6 6 2 ® Bezanson 6505 Lagoon F C 1:19ft hvy 6 101 6 4 2 lft 1* Bezanson FIFTH RACE — 3*4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (93623—1:11% — 2 — 106.) FRANK G. HOGAN, b. g, « 112 ♦»831 Juarez 3-4 1:13* fast 9-5 105 2 1 2 4 4 3>2 Buxton 6815 Juarez 6ft f 1:07ft fast 13-6 112 3 2 2 2 1 * 2J Buxton 6756 Juarez 5ft f 1 :06* fast 1 108 2 1 2 •>2 on Buxton 6718 Juarez 6ft f 1:07* fast 9-5 312 1 0 1 l’i 22 Loftus 6266 Lagoon 3-4 1:13 fast 6*6 109 3 1 2 4 2 3 2 Hill 6195 Lagoon 3-4 1:13 fast 2 106 4 3 3 4* in Hill 6043 I^agoon 5-8 69* fast 5 114 3 3 3 3 8 3 7 * Hill 4850 Butte 3-4 1:14* fast 2 108 2 2 2 2® 1 h Cavan’gh 4770 Butte 3-4 1:14 fast 4-5 105 6 1 1 DJ U* Cavan’gh 4471 Butte 5J f 1:08 fast 7-6 111 2 1 1 DJ l 3 Cavan’gh 4362 Butte 3-4 1:13* fast 8 104 4 1 3 3 1 J 4® J Cavan’gh 4247 Butte 5J f 1:09ft slop F C 1 :09ft fast 10 109 2 6 4 6« 4 8 J Cavan’ gh 3913 Salt Lake 30 111 4 3 4 6* 7 7 * Cavan’gh 3841 Salt Lake 3-4 l:13|j fast 20 109 3 2 2 2h 8* Cavan’gh 3562 Salt Lake 3-4 1 :13ft fast 8-6 112 2 1 1 D 2“ J Henry 3501 Salt Lake 3-4 1:13* fast 3* 109 4 1 1 2* 3 4 * J Henry ORBED LAD, b, , h, 7 115 By Smile — Orbe 6838 Juarez 1 1:40ft fast 6->> 113 3 1 1 2 2 2 J SJn Gross 6826 Juarez 1 1:39ft fast 1 v 4 2 1 1 3 1 J 2 a Teahan 6792 Juarez 5J f 1:07* fast <§ 108 4 4 3 3= ft 3 3 J Teahan 6761 Juarez 6749 Juarez 6731 Juarez 6718 Juarez 6672 JuareZ 6660 Juarez ‘6954 Laurel 6835 I>aurel 4119 Fort Erie 9087,8 Windsor 90688 Fort Erie JUST RED. ch. 6852 Juarez ■6841 Juarez 6834 Juarez 6821 Juarez 6743 Juarez 6383 Lagoon 6103 Lagoon 6043 Lagoon 6930 Lagoon 5169 Anaconda 6115 Anaconda 5019 Anaconda 4774 Butte 4762 Butte 4 1:12ft fast 3ft 103 3-4 1:13ft fast 2 113 3-4 1:13ft fast 10 113 5ft fl:07J fast 12 115 6ft f 1 :07ft good 6 113 6ft f 1:07ft good 50 107 5ft f 1:08 fast 10 111 3-4 1:14 fast 7 109 3-4 1:14| slop 12 105 6 3-4 1:13ft fast 25 112 2 3-4 1:12ft fast 12 103 5 g. 4 109 3-4 .1:13R fast 7 111 4 5ft f 1 :06ft fast 4 b»4 7 3-4 1:13ft fast 10 102 3 3-4 1:13ft fast 3-2 102 2 5ft f 1:06ft fast 12 105 2 F C 1:15ft mud 9-5 107 2 F C 1:08ft fast 6 96 5 5-8 59ft fast 1 109 1 3-4 1:16ft hvy 2 J 105 2 5ft f 1:08ft fast 8 111 2 F C 1:12ft good 20 105 2 F C 1 :13ft good 16-5 109 2 F C 1:11ft fast 11-20. 105 *2 3-4 1:14 fast 40 110 4 5®J Teahan 4J 5- J, Teahan lift D Nicol 8 7 12 D Nicol 3* 3>J J McCabe 6 4"' Schwebig 2 2 2»| Small 3979 Salt Lake 3-4 1:14 fast 4* 105 4 1 1 ink 4=a Kirsch’m 7 *K49 Salt Lake F C 1:13 alow 4* 104 5 6 6 4nk 4*5 G H Miller 7 VENETIAN, ch. m, 5 110 By Borgia — Wilma 6862 Juarez 3-4 1:13ft fast 6 111* 3 2 2 3'-’ 3-J J Henry 10 6799 Juarez 3-4 1:14 fast 10 107 2 3 3 2 2 3 2 Gross s 6773 Juarez 51 f 1:08ft slow 16-5 104 8 0 a 5* 3 2 J Robbins i> 6751 Juarez 3-4 1:14ft fast 4 105 8 0 2 2b 3-} Robbins 10 6323 Latonia 6i f 1 :10ft hvy 12 119 7 5 5 6 2 4 8 J J Henry s 6997 Min.Sp’gs 3-4 1:15* fast 12 111 2 2 2 2- 2 s Mondon 7 6735 Hilicrest Ab3-S 58* fast 3 109 4 8 Mondon 7 6663 Hilicrest 1 1-16 1:51* fast 6 103 4 3 * GWCar’U 7 5557 Hilicrest 6ft f 1:24 fast 1 109 2 4 Mondon 8 5474 Hilicrest Ab5-8 1 :02* hvy 2 112 2 2 Mondon 8 5413 Toronto 3-4 1:15* hvy rid 108 10 9 9 8 8 6 1 * Van B’otenlO GIFT. b. g. 4 6849 Juarez 6815 Juarez 3-4 1 :14), good 3ft 5ft f 1 :07ft last 60 5452 H.deG’ce lm70y 1:45ft fast 50 6394 H.deG’ce lm70y 1 :49ft hvy 20 El 25 H.deG’ce lm70y 1:43ft fast 30 4420 King Ed. 4199 Dufferin 4150 Dufferin 4105 Dufferin 4036 King Ed. TIM JUDGE, b. 6854 Juarez 6799 Juarez 6786 Juarez 6751 Juarez 6700 Juarez 6662 Juarez 6537 lx* goon 6493 Lagoon 6371 Anaconda 6221 Anaconda 6173 Anaconda 6116 Anaconda 4596 Butte 4472 Butte 4426 Butte 4258 Butte 4206 Butte 4142 Butte GELICO, b. g. 6 6864 Juarez 6775 Juarez 6749 Juarez 5988 Txigoon 6843 Victoria 5809 Victoria 5613 Victoria B6O6 Victoria 5639 Victoria 5490 Victoria 6482 Victoria 6302 Vancouver 4990 Vancouver 4683 Vancouver 4620 Vancouver 3-4 1:17 fast 2 6ft f 1:24ft fast 6 109 Ml 108 105 97 102 105 103 4ft 1 7-8 1:32ft fast 7-10 109 6ft f 1:25 fast 2 105 3-4 1:16 fast 11-6 114 g. 5 112 3-4 1:13ft fast 30 109 8 3-4 1:14 fast 15 108 8 3-4 1 : 143 good 7 105 7 3-4 1:14ft fast 5 110 1 3-4 1 :14ft good 20 108 8 5-8 1:01ft good 25 110 3 3-4 1:21 j? hvy 3-2 104 4 F C 1 :17ft mud 6 112 5 F C 1:13 fast 3J 106 6 5ft f 1:14 hvy 6-5 111 4 F C 1:13 fast 4ft 111 8 FC 1:12ft good 3 109 3 3-4 1:13ft fast 30. 109 6 6ft f 1:08 fast 6ft 116 6 3-4 1:17ft hvy 4-5 110 1 3-4 1:14 slow 18-6 113 2 3-4 1:13ft fast 3ft 109 2 3-4 1:16ft slow 3-2 111 5 111 112 5ft f 1 :07ft fast 9 loS 5 3-4 1:14| slow 6 108 8 3-4 1:13ft fast 10 110 7 5-8 1:03 slow 9 111 8 5-8 1:02ft fast — 107 8 3-4 1:17ft slow — 107 7 3-4 1 :16ft fast — 109 8 5-8 1:03 fast — 107 9 1 1:44 fast — 100 7 1 1:43ft fast — 111 7 7-8 1 :29ft fast — 110 2 5-8 1:05 mud— 112 3 5-8 1:05 mud — 107 5 5-8 1 :01ft fast — . 109 9 5ft f 1:13 mud— 112 3 4500 Vancouver 4ft f 67 slop — 111 7 3904 Vancouver 3-4 1:13ft fast — 111 7 3895 Vancouver 6-8 1:01ft fast — 114 10 3J33 C. d’Alene 3-4 l:14g fast 6-5 113 9 2296 c. d’Alene 5-8 1:01 fast 18-5 111 7 BOBBY COOK, br. g. 7 112 8 7 8 8 7 8 9 5 5 9 8 3 4 4 5 9 4 By Hawkswick — Wedding Day (F. W. Doss). 8 Chas. Goetz. Visible. Cosgrove 11 Rogon. Toy Boy, Chas. Goetz 7 Dominica. S. Barry. Parnell Girl 11 Butter Ball, UIfnin, M. Jimmie S Sepulveda. E. Hamilton. Visible 7 Laura Clay. Klora. Sepulveda 5 Lit. Jane. J. Red. O.Cunninghani 7 LadyTendl, Mad. Mnsgrave, Cool 6 Rich. Reed, Butter Ball. Balronla 7 C.Goetz, Mary Emily. Tube Rose 7 Engraver, Shoot. Spray, Kn. Deck 7 Gemmell, Chas. Goetz. Sixteen 8 Goldflnn, Nello, Tbistle Belle 8 Little Jane, Butter Ball. Cool 8 No Quarter, F. Louise, Portarl’ton 6 ButterBall, Tillinghast. Rue Maiden (Foley & Mizell). 8 Fancy, L.M. Eckert. Quick Trip 8 Zoroaster, LottaCreed. Minnolette 7 Oakland. Rogon, Sir Irenus 1) Sea Cliff. Gold of Ophir. Swish 8 Osw’dB., An. Interest, SwedeSam 8 Cantem. Acumen, David Warfield 11 ButterBall. F. G. Hogau, Ulfrun J Til. Thomas. ParnellGirl. Cantem 5 Helen Barbee. Closer. Upright 13 M. O’Connell. Spin. TheBusybody 05 o** R Hoffman 12 Sixty. Turbine, Clem Beachey 6* 6*1 B Steele 8 Anavrl, Quartermaster. MissNett oft 3® J Henry 8 J.GrifflnlL, Selwik, Em. William 6 4 8 | J Henry 5 J.GrifflnlL, F. Square. A1 Muller By Cunard — Doris (L. A. Denker). 12 2 l ft C* H Mi Her 10 Acumen. Venetian. Chnntielor 7 5® Kirsch’m 12 R. Posey, An. McGee. Hid. Hand 0 4 , o' 5 Robbins 8 Chas. Goetz, Visible, F. G. tlogau DJ 3'J C H Miller 8 Balronia, Mary Emily, Hazel C. 4 2 6* C H Miller 8 Mimor’so, Chas. Goetz, E. Samson 2 2 ft 2* C H Miller « Balronia. Orimar Lad. Oxer 4 2 4 a Forsj'the 7 Pay Streak, Trulr, Batwa l"k 2=ft C H Miller r> L.Jane. F.G.Hogan. O.Cunn’ham 1 2 J I s C II Miller 7 Sweetdale. C. Brown. S. Shapiro - 2 J I> Boland 6 Chas. Goetz. Mandadero. Ulfrun 3 : ft C H Miller 9 Pajaroita, Engraver, Definite 4 7 C H Miller 5 Chas. Goetz. Hugh Gray. HazelC. 1* C II Miller 6 Q.Rutb, Judge Sale. Gold. Shower 6® C H Miller 7 Visible, FI. Fashion. L. Sawyer Ora McGee. Queen Ruth. Hadnd Absurd. AlhertJones. Aunt Alice (Whitehill & Weber). Acumen, Just Rod. Cbauticlor Visible. Flying, Mary Emily Garland. Anne McGee. Buss Gold. Agnes, Tim Judge Lookout Portar’ton. S.Pimp’nel. Domini, a Sylvestris, U.Bmma. B.ofPl’sure Mother. Carissima, Miss Jean L.Marehmont. E. Doris, Cassow’y Bursar. L.Marehmont. Montclair S. Blend. Lit. Erne. Isabel Casse Chemulpo. SilasGrump. Carrillon By Yankee — Graceful (J. J. Russell). 2* 25 R Hoffman 12 Lily Paxton, Buss. Pedro 8 8 l8 JC)ark 11 Rogon, F. G. Hogan. Toy Boy 6 1 ® 5 M Ford 7 Jaequclina. O Em, Grania 5 5 18 ftG Willis 5 O.U. Buster. Superv’r. Jaequclina 5* 6 1 ® Bruce 7 Oakhurst. H. Hutchison, B. Boy 7 Master Jim, Viley, Calethump’n 7 J.Nunnally, Inf.Queen, Venetian 6 Fawn, Longus, Christmas Daisy 8 Grania. EvaPadwlck, Chll. Squaw 7 Fundamental, Smirk, Gliplan ■Formella (J. Oneo). lft 4" 1® 16 5 18 ftG Willis 6 1 ® Bruce lft Jensen 2 2 Skirvin l 2 C Knight 4 2 ft Davenp’t 2 l Johnston By The Judg* 8 7 11 Cavan’ gh S Chas. Goetz, Visible. F. G. Hogan 8 8 7 J Cavan’ gh x Visible, Flying. Venetian 7 7 7 ft Cavan’ gh 10 Masalo. Orba Smile. Clint Tucker 6 1 * 2 h Cavan’ gh 10 Golden Agnes. Venetian, Lookout 6 6°} Cavan’gh 10 Cal’umpian. A.Int’est. E.Harw’d 7 2 J 6 1 * Cavan’ gh 9 Dominica. Parlor Boy. Visible 3 4 2 7 Sicloff O Free, Thistle Belle, Aeolin lft 3 l | W Fischer 7 A.Slupskey, B. Stone, B. Greenl’f 6 6’ft ,T Hanover 0 Letitia. Ben Greenloaf. Abound 5 3 5*i D Boland 6 Sleepland. B.Greenleaf. BenStone •4 2 4 4 ft Selden 9 Passenger, Briton. Billy Myer 3 4 2 1 Selden 8 Billy Myer, Ben Stone, Hannis 7 7 ,8 iSelden 7 Chantlelor, Orba Smile. But. Ball 7 6 7 Cavan’gh 7 L. Tendi, Orba Smile, Passenger 2 h 2 2 Warren 5 Jack Stryker, Fancy. Error 3 4 2‘ft D Boland 8 Tremargo, Passenger, No Quarter 3’ft 5 s Gross 8 L. Macy, M. Hyde. Portarllngton l 4 l 4 Cavan’gh 8 Error. Hugh Gray, Susan F. By Solitair© II. — Monrovia (L. F. King) 4 3 J Gross 8 6®J Gross 6 1 4- Gross 7* 7 1 * Picken9 S 7 11 ftC Ross 7 5 8 J Broadf’t 8 8 14 W Taylor 9 8 1# C Ross 8 m Battiste 4>J 4®ft C Grand 4b 5®ft C Grand 2’ft I s J Hanover 4} 4®* J nanover 8 1 fi«C Grand 3’J 4 8 | .T Hanover 7 7 24 ,T Hanover 8 Oakland, King Stalwart, Rauisv S B. Lynch. Calethumpiau. H.Gray 8 Osw’dB., An. Interest, SwedeSam 8 Sir Barry, Auto Girl, Ray Egan 8 Jonathan. Delcassy. B.oflroquoia 7 Zool, Helen Hawkins. Siscus 8 Lillian Ray. Critic. Delcassy 9 Gaty Fallen, Twickenham. Zool 8 C. Desmond. Meada, My Bouquet 9 C. Desmond, Covina. Dia. Buckie 7 Lctta Creed. P’y Henderson, Burl 7 Nellie Neal. Siscus, ItaT)© Neely G Moralight. Flavor, Rioja 11 Melts. Ed G.. Pr. of Bohemia 8 A. Schneider. G. Bear. L. McNally Free, Pretty Soon, Sinn Felnn ♦•864 Juar' <1697 Juarez 6685 Juarez 6676 Juarez 6656 Juarez 6427 Juarez 6061 Min.Sp’gs _ f l:<rrg fast 20 11-16 1:54 slow 6 5 ::-4 1:142 slow 4 4 5ft f 1 :<‘8ft fast 3ft 1 1:44 slow 4 1 1:46ft good 12 8 1:01 ft fast 20 97933 Muskogee Ab5-8 1:02 slow 6 97906 M'kogee -4mT/>y 1 :26ft hvy 3 BOB FARLEY, b. g. 5 6857 Juarez 3-4 1:11ft fast 15 6829 Juarez 3-4 1:13ft fast 60 57:3 Churchill 1 1-16 1:46ft fast 223 5516 Dong. Pk lm70y 1:44 fast 102 111 105 110 110 108 106 112 108 105 112 110 105 105 10 105 6 6 1 1 1 1 4 9 6 9 8 5 4 4872 H.dcGraee oft f 1:06ft fast 100 107 7 7 7 7J0 7 10 JBuxtou 9 2491 Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 16 112 8 10 10 10 10 ,4 jC Peak 11 1770 Juarez 1 1:41ft fast 13-5 106 9 3 2 2 9 ll ,T JBuxton 11 1762 Juarez 1 1:39* fast 4 104 1 1 1 1 lb 4 3 i Buxton 11 RUE. br. m. 5 105 By Wither* — Prue \ 6SO0 Juarez 1 1-16 1:48 fast 16 109 8 r; rj 5 9 9* 3 Cavan’ gh 3® Cavan’gh 32 6787 Juarez 1 1:41* good 10 108 2 3 3 4 3ft 8 6762 Juarez 1 1 :41 fast •4 105 4 3 3 2 lik 3 ft Cavan' gh s 6730 Juarez 3-4 1:14ft fast 7 no 2 2 3 6 6 4 3 Forsyth 7 6712 Juarez 3-4 1 :14* good 7 106 2 5 5 4' 4 3 j Forsythe 12 6655 Juarez 3-4 1:16ft slow 5 107 6 6 5 5* 4 8 4 Cavan’gh G 6308 T-agoon 3-4 1:17 mud 4 309 3 3 2 UJ l 2 j Cavan’gh 7 6198 lagoon F C 1:11 fast 8 109 1 8 6 4 2 2 1 Cavan’gh 2’J Cavan’gh 12 6101 lagoon 3-4 1:12* fast 13-5 no 5 3 3 2b 8 W44 I^agoon 3-4 1:13* fast 8 109 6 5 5 5 4 5* Cavangh 7 6879 I>agf>on 3-4 1:16 mud 10 112 5 5 5 4 3 3 7 Cavan’gh G 6685 Helena 6ft f 1:20 fast — 3-14 4 4 i «: 8 J McIntyre 7 AdaMeade, Cannpa, Twickenham 6* 6‘°ftCrnwford 10 Lillian Ray. Wiltrude S.. Calla 5ft 6 8 ft Hill 11 Canapa, Ulfrun. Odolia 6 6 7 Gross 7 S.Stocking. B.G’leaf, Swagerl’r By Magistrate — Lady Aintree (Keith & Spence). 6 *j ,8 ?.Cole s Oakland. King Stalwart, Ramsy 2 4 2 2 Cavan’gh <; Orj>erth. Sil. Grain. J. Cafferata Small 9 An. Interest, C. Tucker. G. Agnes J Deav’p’t 11 D. Norton, Hazel C., Calethump’n •T Deav’p’t 8 S.Lump. Lamhertha. L.Marchm’t 2 2 i J Deav’p’t 4 Lit. Marchmont, L. Day, B. Soule 3 8 J J Deav’p’t 7 Dominica. Cloak. Mother 83 F Cole r. R«-gards, Hopewell. Day peep 4 15 F Jackson 4 Clysmic, Mamac. Serenade Bv Miller— Black Lady (J. H. Mead). x 1 - J Henry 10 Miss Jeau. Balronia. Orba Smile 5 r *J Bur* game 10 Rogon, Parlor Boy. EthelSamson 10= 8 J Henry ll Clubs. Patnicbe. Spindle 6 21 ,T Henry 6 Ozann. Sleeth. Dutch Rock l’ft 2% 2 2 J2- 1ft “ lft 4 s BLAZE B.. ch. g. 8 5819 Ok. City Ab5-8 5813 Okla.City 3-4 5793 Okla.City 1-2 5601 Ok. City Ab5-8 LUKE VAN ZANDT. 6832 Juarez 6753 Juarez 6729 Juarez 6706 Juarez 6694 Juarez 6669 Juarez 6631 Juarez 3492 Ok la. City 3426 Ok. City 3-4 3-4 3-4 Oft f 0* f 5-8 5-8 3-4 Ab5-8 3360 Okla.City 4ft f 1:01 fast 1:16ft fast 59 fast 1:00ft fast b. g. 3 1:15ft fast 1:13ft fast 1:15 fast 1 :09 good 1:10ft slow 1:03 good 1:04 slow 1 :17g fast 1:09 slow 681 fast 112 119 5 114 4 109 5 109 89 103 12 103 10 5 6 100 104 7 97 6 107 7 95 6 104 103 102 11 9 9 7 6 6 5 By Pcrblaze — Susie B. (E. Rice). 3 4 3 4 ft Baines 8 Wild Irish, llzie. Myrtle May 5** 5 r, i Neubert 8 Carondolct. Lady Box. Minnolette 2 1 2« Barnes 7 Our Leader, Tot Ix*e. Carondolct 5 8 ft Neubert 8 Un. J. Gray. Dog Star. Tot Lee By Luke Ward— Lula Perkins (I. E. Clark) 12 Mazurka, Pretty Dale. LoanShark 10 G. of Allah. Sh. Knight. Anlelou 9 Lnria, King Stalwart, Bells 8 Sh. Knight, Mazurka. Eruest H. 9 Bells, Ah Moon. Dorothy Ledgett 8 Luria. Sbarp.Knight. K. Stalwart 7 Compton. Janus, Kitty W. 9 Oldsmobile, Ins. Man, Tight Boy 8 Green Cloth, Forge, Van Deren 3 4 J S Johuson 12 M. Hebert. D.Stearues, Pickp’ket T^ftGross 5 4 3 :, i Gross 9 9’ 7 ftHill 3‘ft 3 2 3 Buxton 6 6 l ° Hill 53 4-J Gross 4 s 3® ft Hill 6 11 S Johnson 3 2 ft S Johnson SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (M623— 1 :11%— 2-10C.) 3-4 1 :18ft mud 11-6 107 2 6385 Lagoon 5842 Victoria 5501 Victoria 5311 Vancouver 4965 Vancouver 4950 Vancouver 4790 Vancouver 4645 Vancouver 4308 Vancouver 4294 Vancouver 4113 Vancouver 4047 Vancouver 6J f 1:08| fast 3987 Vancouver 3-4 1:13ft fast 5-8 1:02 fast — 3-4 1:16 fast — 3-4 1:18ft mud — 7-8 1:328 mud — 5ft f 1:11 mud — 5-8 1:01ft fast — 3-4 1:14ft fast — 3-4 1:14ft fast 3-4 1:14 fast — 1 1:448 slow — 108 2 101 1 104 1 101 3* 2 2 O’Brien l 10 Battiste 6 8 Beranson 3 4 ft Bezanson 3918 Vancouver MASALO, ch. g, 6865 Juarez 6836 Juarez 6818 Juarez 6786 Juarez 6757 Juarez 6532 Lagoon 5843 Victoria 5782 Victoria 5749 Victoria 5716 Victoria 5620 Victoria 5607 Victoria 5569 Victoria 5536 Victoria 5479 Victoria fast — 3-4 1:14 4 3-4 1:142 fast 16 1 1:40ft fast 6 1 1 :40 fast 8 3-4 1:14ft good 10 5ft f 1:07ft fast 10 5-8 l;10ft hvy 7 5-8 1:02ft fast — 7-8 1 :32ft slow — 5-8 1:01 slow — 5- 8 1:02ft good — 6- 8 1:02ft fast — 5-8 1:02ft fast — 4J f 55ft fast — 5-8 1:01ft fast — 5-8 1:02ft fast — 4934 Vancouver 6J f 1:07ft fast — 4792 Vancouver 3-4 1:14ft fast — 4692 Vancouver 5ft f 1:08 fast — 4642 Vancouver 4ft f 54ft fast — 4414 Vancouver Dft f 1:08ft good — 4307 Vancouver 5-8 1:01ft fast — ANGELUS. br. g, ‘ 98 1 1 1 l 4 1* Bezanson 103 5 3 2 1J l 2 Bezanson 99 4 4 4 4 1 J 4 4 J Kederls 98 6 2 2 33 4 2 3 Hill 96 5 2 5 3ft 4 2 $ Hill 96 4 1 1 1 2»J 2"k Hill 104 5 4 3 2nk 21 Hill 97 8 8 8 8 8 35 Hill 96 99 2 1 1 DJ 2nk Hill By Salvado — M: 6S23 Juarez 6795 Juarez 6767 Juarez 6757 Juarez 6736 Juarez 6700 Juarez 6664 Juarez 6655 Juarez 6257 Denver 6252 Denver 6221 Denver 6159 Denver 6140 Denver 6017 Denver 6351 Anaconda 5317 Anaconda 6173 Anaconda 5115 Anaconda 4905 Butte 4761 Butte 3338 C. d’Alene 3104 C. d’Alene 3008 C. d'Alene 2807 C. d’Alene 2442 C. d’Alene 2204 C. d’Alene 2083 C. d’Alene 3-4 1:14ft fast 16 3-4 1:15ft fast 4 3-4 1:16ft slow 4ft 5ft f 1:07ft fast 2ft 3-4 1:14* fast 12 3-4 1:14ft good 12 3-4 1:15ft slow 7-5 3-4 l:16g slow 12 5-8 1 :00ft good — 5-8 1:01 good — 5-8 1:02 J slow — 3-4 1:15* good — 5* f 1:09ft slow — 5-8 1:03ft slow' — 7-8 1:32| good 4* F C 1:14 slow 9-5 F C 1:13 fast 16 F C 1:12* good 10 3-4 1:17 slop 6 6* f 1:07| fast 1 1 l:40j fast 15 1 1:40ft fast 16 3-4 1:14 good 3 104 101 5 93 3 9S 6 105 11 105 7 107 7 107 4 107 5 109 3 103 6 101 5 101 6 106 2 106 9 105 6 104 6 105 5 103 3 105 8 105 5 105 110 2 107 7 112 1 108 9 105 11 105 1 105 8 107 1 114 109 1 109 lp9 5 107 5 107 9 lit 8 105 6 105 9 106 8 102 6 107 5 107 6 104 1 115 7-8 1:27* fast 11-5 104 3-4 1:16* mud 1 7-8 1 :26ft fast 7 6* f 1:09ft slow 3-6 TRANSPARENT, ch. g, 5 6834 Juarez 3-4 1:13ft fast 30 6786 Juarez 3-4 1:142 good 15 6738 Juarez 3-4 1:132 fast 10 6701 Juarez 5ft f 1:08ft good 2 6665 Juarez 3-4 1:15* slow 6J 6655 Juarez 3-4 1:16ft slowr 10 5815 Okla.City 6ft f 1:22 fast 2 6532 Ok. City Ab7-8 1:29 fast 1 5443 Okla.City 3-4 1:17 fast 8 6397 Ok.City Ab5-8 1:02 fast 29-10 3858 Tulsa 3-4 1:17 fast 2* 3792 Tulsa 3-4m50y 1:20 fast 3 3660 Tulsa Ab5-8 “ 111 113 4 111 3 105 105 7 108 9 112 5 110 4 114 1 114 6 116 1 110 1 110 2 117 2 109 111 114 3 6 >> 5 3 3 4 4 9 5 3 6 7 8 7 5 4 4 3 3 4 4 1 3 6 4 6 7 9 4 3 3 ♦» Rogon, Sanel, Oakland 7 Goldtinn, E. Samson, Urs. Emma 7 F.G.Hogan, Sir Barry, Parn.GIrl 7 Gilpy, Napa Nick, Sepulveda b Parlor Boy, Visible, Lady Young S Lucille Allen. Cantem. Deorfoot. 8 Portarl’ton. S.Pimpern’I. Venet’n 7 Cloak. Bobby Cook. Mother 1<> Palma. Nila, May Bride 7 Otilo. Cassowary, Homs 7 Chil. Trance. JohnnyWisc, Dipper 8 Fundamental, May Bride, Ynca 10 Barrette, Fatherola, Starboard 7 Barette. S.ofRocks, L.desCognets 5 Chil. Trance, Mad River, Tackle 8 E.Padw’k, J.Nunnally, S.ofRocki — Arisbe (Mason & Jordan), 7 T. McGee, L.Harrisonll., Angelos 8 J.B. Robinson. E. White. O. Smile 5 El Pato. Goodlntent, LilyPaxtou <» Free, Tim Judge. Thistle Belle 8 Judge Sale. TubeRose. Th. Bella 6 M’dadero. Flor’nceA.. O. Cun’ ham 4 Aut. Rose. Toe Dancer. Roy T. 7 Sallie O’Day. Zulu, Canapa 0 Gil. Rose, Moralight. J. Henderson ti Ben Wilson. Zinkand. Roberta 8 B.Bnrd. T. Dancer, B. of Iroquois 7 Wiltrude S.. VoladayJr.. Lehigh 7 Media. Rubicon II., Canapa 7 Aeolin. NannicMcDee, Ed. Mott 7 Ed. Adams. BackBay. BenWilson G F. Johnson, TomMurphy, A. Meade 9 G’dfather. B.ofl’quois. R’cou II. 8 Ada Meade, Zulu. Rubicon II. 6 T. McGee, Baby Doll, Nan.McDee K Mandadero, Anno McGee. I*<»gou 7 John Louis. Rosevale, Black Mate 7 Gold of Ophir. Rio Brazos, Puck 10 Orba Smile. Clint Tucker. Flying 12 Angel us, Cordie F., Ruth Esther 9 Melts, Susan F., Pretty Soon 8 Jonathan. Delcassy. B.oflroquoia 7 Meada, Lillian Ray, Zulu 5 GatyPallen. Lill’n Ray. Delcassy 7 F. McAlister. An. Wells. L’u Ray 7 Cantem. Binocular. Dromi 6 Wastella. Ed G.. Pills 6 Dotty. Mona Canomann. TTseeit 7 Cantem. Ed G.. Twickenham 9 Canapa. Binocular. Dromi 8 Th’d Chance, Dromi, Rubicon II. 12 Fire, Meada. Bucolic 3 l 2 3 J Hanover G Lill’nltay, H.Hawkins. T. Dancer 4ft 4 8 * J Hanover 8 Short Cut, Lyte Knight. G. B**nr 5ft 4*ft Bezanson 9 Jas.Blackstock, Calla, Moralight lft l‘ft Bezanson 10 Cole, Lady Ravelston, Robert By Sandringham — Vespers (Cotton & Thompson). 3ft 4 4 E Cotton 7 Gimli. T.McGee. LeeHarrison II. 43 ink e Cotton D» Hazel C., Loving Mose, Ah Moon 10 Miss Jean. Pedro, Lily Paxton 12 Masalo. Cordie F., Ruth Esther 11 G.of Ophir. C. Marchmont, Ulfrun 10 Cal’umpian, A.Int’est. E.Harw’d 9 Quid Nunc. SilverGrain. Lescar G Shoot. Spray. Zool. Transparent G Odelia. Deerfoot. Twickenham G AnneMcGee. L. McCoy. Stonoman G Odelia. Twickenham. Dromi f» Twickenham. But. Ball. Voltroma i» F.Johnson. Voltrome. Twicken’rn 9 Par.Boy. FortJohnson. NapaNick 11 B.Greenleaf, S.Blue. M.Musgrave 7 Luc. Allen. Abound, B. Greenloaf 9 Passenger. Briton, Billy Myer .9 Pajaroita. Engraver, Just Red 8 LadyTendl. BillyMyer. Passenger 8 Billy Myer. Deerfoot, Hazel C. 8 Muff, Maromara. Figent G Cu Bon, Juan, Sir Cleges 5 Flor. Roberts. T.Links. Banorella 7 Sir Cleges. Cbilla. Jack Paine 7 Butter Ball, Manasseh. Ed. Keck 7 Nimbus, ButterBall, Nan. McDei 8 Americus. Sorrowful, Sir Fretfnl By Smile— Littla Pearl (J. G. Kennedy). o-’ft 2 n Halsey 2ft 4 3 ft Robbins 4- 5 e ft Halsey 2 1 lft Halsey 4‘ft 1"* O’Brien l 4 l 8 Bezanson 7 1 8 ,8 ftC Grand 4* 4 2 ft C Ross 3*» 2® C Ross 3 2 ft 3®J Riddle 32 2= Beranson lft Bezanson 6 J McMartin 5 12 Pickens 6 5 . 1 . Bezanson 3 1 6 5 2 7ft 8 3 l ft 3*J Pickens 8 ,a E Cotton E Cotton 6®ft E Cotton 4 ‘ft E Cotton 2ft E Cotton 5 7 * E Cotton 4 8 J E Cotton 3® ft E Cotton 2 4 E Cotton 3 S J E Cotton 3 4 E Cotton 6 7 E Cotton 6® E Cotton 4 8 E Cotton 8 12 ftE Cotton 9 13 ftE Cotton 7 1 ® E Cotton 4 3 J E Cotton 8 t8 JE Cotton 5 7 E Cot ton 5 6 i E Cotton z- 2ft E Cotton l 1 * lft E Cotton 2ft 2»J E Cotton 1*> l 2 E Cotton 6 8 ‘. Halsey 9‘«.1H!U 7 12 Loftus l 2 Hill 7®ft D Nicol 3 4 1 D Nicol lft E Smith In E Smith 4 1 ft E Smith 41 E Smith E Smith E Smith E Smith 3= 4 l 3 8 3570 Tulsa 3-4m50y 1:181 fast 3 104 6 8 E Smith 3054 Ok la. City 6 b f 1:301 mud 19 114 5 7 i Warren 2S13 Okla.City 3-4 1:16* fast 29 111 1J E Smith 1656 Juarez 1 1:41* fast 20 106 1 4 4 R 5J S'^JMolesw’h 1599 Juarez 3-4 1:16ft mud 10 105 7 6 4 5? 6"JTaplin 1584 Juarez 3-4 1:14* fast 8 100 3 4 4 S| 1J Carter 1570 Juarez 3-4 1:14ft fast 30 106 7 7 7 7 7 20 Bur’ game 1384 Juarez 3-4 1:15 fast 10 104 6 2 1 n 1* Bur’ gam© IS45 Juarez 3-4 1:15 fast 10 ID 5 3 6 7* 7 8 * Frasch EYE WHITE, b. g. 6 107 By Yankee — La' 6811 Juarez 3-4 1:13* fast 6 112 4 5 5 7 7 !, ft I»ftus 6793 Juarez 3-4 1:13 fast 13-5 111* 5 2 3 4 2 ft 5 8 Bur’ game 6769 Juarez 3-4 1:151 slow 4-5 108 2 1 1 DJ l 2 Gross 6754 Juarez 3-4 1:12ft fast 9-10 110 1 2 2 Ink l 2 ! Bur’ game 6738 Juarez 3-4 1:13ft fast 6 105 1 5 4 S' J 2 , ft Bur’ game 6712 Juarez 6698 Juarez 3-1 1:141 good 6-5 106 4 • " ~t 110 8 ink 2‘ft Buxton 6 2 3- ft Cavan’gh 6327 Anaconda r-es*i Anaconda Butte 4539 Butte 4.*9 Butte 3-.J Salt I>akft 3721 Salt I>ake 8501 Salt Ivike 27W C. d’Alene BOOGER BATTLE, 6X25 Juarez 3-4 1:17 good 13-5 1<»6 7 4 1:17| good 7 7-8 1 :31 slop 5* 1-’ C 1:14 fast 1^0 oft f 1 :07 fast 20 7 8 1:27 gf*od 6ft F C 1:«0 fast 7 3-4 1:13* fast 6-R 3-4 1:14| fast ‘ b. g. 4 1 1:42* fast 50 110 105 110 106 103 109 107 13-6 102 109 7 2 1 1 6 5 3 4 3 3 2 10 ) 101 10 105 12 4 4 10 1? 6795 Juarez 3-4 1 :15g fast 60 39S6 Vancouver Gft f 1:083 fast — 3917 Vancouver 2-4 1:14ft fast — 3491 Okla.City CJ f 1:23ft fast 13-10 110 3363 Ok.City lm70y 1 :49* fast 41 94 3342 Okla.i ’ity 2-4 1:18 good 19-6 108 3053 Ok.City lm70y 1:58* mud 19 99 Pulled up. 3024 Ok.City Ab5-8 1 :02g fast 34-6 115 29.7 Okla.City fift f 1 :24 fast 6ft 1J1 2852 Okla.City 6* f 1:22| last 17 102 Bit of Fortune. Falcada. El Pato Baby Doll. L. Creed. L.M. Eckert Oi'perth. Lescar. Shooting Spray Sanel. Odelia. S<*a Cliff Blk.Mate. EyeWhite. Goilfatl’.er Sh*x)t. Spray. Zool, Transparent Definite. Cantem. Free Visible. Beda. Free Free. Miss Korn, Sadie Shapiro Fancy. Visible. Sleepland Balronia. TheMonk. M. Mnsgrave .7 HckSt ryker. Milt Jones. Definite 8 Orba Smile, The Monk. Tremargo K Tremargo. Jack Stryker, O. Smile 7 Frog Eye. Lily Paxton. GoldPoint 9 .T. F. Crowley. Batwa. Gunranola 5 Lady Macy. Little Jane, Nello G Col. Cook. Clint Tucker. LovoDay 7 Nello. Meddling Hannah. Oxer 6 But. Ball. Tillinghast. F.G.Hogan 7 Cisko. King Elk. C11 Bon By Abe Frank — Lvdia Meadors (Mrs. C. I. Crippen). 7 ll 14 ftlrvin 12 Colinet, Lamhertha , Zinkand 10 10 1! *ftW Gargan U> Angel us. Hazel C.. Loving Moso 12 12® 2 Broadfoot 12 Adena. Binocular, Twickenham 7 7 2# Kederis 7 Elsewhere, F. Johnson. Dahlgren 6* L Jacksou 10 B. Maiden. Balcliff. Star Ashland 2h McGinn 9 Lew Hill. Mike Jordan, Neeba 6 8 * S Martin 7 Meadowgr’n. Lithogene. Freewill L Jackson 7 Pit n-pat. N. Mist, Sad News 2® S Martin 7 Lnjoie, T.Viaitor, J. Wainwright 2* Nicol 9 Elfall, Cavorter. First Fashion 5 18 *L Jacksou G Mural. Palma. 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